Radio Vieques is a community radio station that grew out of the fiight against the bombing of the Island. We talk with station manager Robert Rabin about the station's mission, Hurricane Maria and the struggle to get a hospital for the island. By Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Radio Network.

In this January 21, 2020 episode of Hudson Mohawk Magazine, Dave Publow covers the protests at a Public Service Commission vote. And Renee Power interviews Willie Terry labor correspondent about the Sanctuary's MLK day presentation. Then we have another installment of Equality under the Law: Practical physics with Dr. David Borton, and Meghan Marohn. After that, there is a Paul Smart segment as he covers a discussion on mentoring between teens and adults at the Albany Public Library's North Albany branch. Finally, Alexis Goldsmith interviews Akiva Silver in another segment of Farm.

For MLK Day, the Sanctuary for Independent Media held a participatory event called "The Radical King: Where do We Go from Here?" The event asked participants to interpret today's issues through Dr. King's three Evils of Society: racism, materialism, and militarism. NAACP Troy President Renee Powell debriefs with event organizers Tam Kistler and Willie Terry.

Akiva Silver began his tree nursery on a shoestring budget, and now enjoys growing trees for a living. He gave a workshop at this past weekend's Northeast Organic Farmer's Association Conference on how to start a nursery.

We are back with another edition of "Equality Under the Law: Practical Physics" with Dr. David Borton. Dr. Borton is a physicist and solar boat builder who has educated people onboard his custom, handbuilt solar boats, which sail on the Hudson River and the Erie Canal. On this week's episode of his popular physics segment, he and WOOC correspondent Meghan Marohn discuss the ways that information about global events is transmitted to us through time. What is the speed limit of the universe? Listen now to find out.

Are you looking out the window at the snow, wishing it were spring so you could ride your bike? Maybe it's time to try winter biking! Here are a few tips on starting this adventure from three seasoned cyclists.

In the second installment Reclaiming History Think Black Part 2, Lovonia Mallory, continues her interview with Clyde W. Ford award-winning author, the recipient of the 2006 Zora Neale Hurston-Richard Wright Award in African American Literature. He’s been a featured guest on the Oprah Winfrey Show, National Public Radio, and numerous television and radio programs. In this discuss of his book THINK BLACK, Clyde’s talks about IBM’s involvement in the eugenics movement, and Nazis during the 2nd world war.

Hudson Mohawk Magazine Martin Luther King holiday special 1-20-20

Schenectady Today Host speaks with Evan Jones, director, and Steven Leifer, actor, about their upcoming play "Frost/Nixon"

(IN I'm glad to have.. OUT Thank you both..Thank You)

The Schenectady Civic Players production "Frost/Nixon" will be performed January 29th through February 2nd. For more information call 518-383-2081 or go to www.civicplayers.org

Schenectady Today host Ann Parillo speaks with Joan Horgan of the Schenectady Light Opera Company about their upcoming play "9 to 5 :the Musical"

(IN- You're listening to and watching.. OUT I'm Ann Parillo, your host)

Schenectady Light Opera Company will be performing "9 to 5:the Musical" From January 23 - 26th. For more information call 518-730-7370 or go to www.SLOCtheater.org.