John Tarleton, editor-in-chief of The Indypendent, interviews Amba Guerguerian about what it's like to be a census enumerator and Katya Schwenk, The Indypendent's education correspondent, about children's cyber privacy as the new school year begins mostly online.

John Tarleton interviews Charles Krezell of East River Park Action about the city's flood protection plan that would soon demolish East River Park.

John Tarleton interviews Peter Hogness of Water For Grassroots about how NY volunteers are helping power swing-state community organizing groups to mobilize for the upcoming elections.

John Tarleton, editor-in-chief of The Indypendent, interviews Peter Hogness of Water For Grassroots about the volunteer-powered swing-state community organizing group. He also speaks with Charles Krezell of East River Park Action about the city's flood protection plan that would soon demolish East River Park.

John Tarleton interviews Rosie Rudavsky about the controversy over NYC having placed 300 homeless men at the Hotel Lucerne in the Upper West Side so they don’t stay have to stay in the shelter system, where they might contract COVID-19.

John Tarleton interviews Ariel Boone about the wildfires blazing through the West Coast. Boone is a journalist in the Bay Area who produces UpFront and previously worked for Democracy Now!

John Tarleton, editor-in-chief of The Indypendent, interviews Ariel Boone, a Bay Area journalist, about the wildfires scouring the western seaboard. He also speaks with Rosie Rudavsky about the controversy around the 300 homeless men being housed at the Hotel Lucerne at 76th and Broadway.

John Tarleton interviews Aixa Rodriguez, a public school teacher from the Brons and member of MORE, the social justice caucus of the United Federation of Teachers (UFT), about the possibility of a UFT sponsored strike in opposition to NYC's Sep. 10 planned re-opening of schools in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.

John Tarleton, editor-in-chief of The Indypendent, interviews Aixa Rodriguez, public school teacher from the Bronx and member of MORE, the social justice caucus of the United Federation of Teachers, about NYC's plan to re-open schools Sep. 10 despite protest from teachers and the like.

John Tarleton, editor-in-chief of The Indypendent, interviews Jessica Ramos, NY State Senator representing District 13, about the economic repercussions of Covid-19 in immigrant and working-class communities, her participation in the virtual DNC, protests against billionaires and NYC schools re-opening.