Keeping Relevant With Ronnie Eldridge

Ronnie Eldridge describes her guest state Supreme Court Justice Emily Jane Goodman as an activist judge. Retired now, having served 20 years of service, Judge Goodman talks about pro bona cases, the law and about justice, and the underserved.

Les Leopold author of "How to Make a Million Dollars an Hour" and Ronnie Eldridge consider the differences in attitudes toward wealth: high taxes and controls allowing for greater equity versus getting rid of taxes, regulations and then, unions, and more.

We've muddled through short power outages; suffered through the long ones-but many fear that the loss of power will become a regular event. Comm. James Larocca of the NYS Public Service Comm and Ronnie Eldridge talk about how NY is meeting the problem.

Robert Gangi directs PROB - the Police Reform Organizing Project - a new project of the Urban Justice League. Mr. Gangi and host Ronnie Eldridge discuss what many consider the mis-use and abuse of "stop and frisk" practices.

When you're in the 9th decade of your life-and your Claire Reed, an extraordinary woman-who worked with Bella Abzug, with Women Strike for Peace, and the civil rights organization, SNCC-(the list goes on) we all take notice. "Toughing It Out" is her story

Ronnie Eldridge introduces Rachel Natelson, the legal director at SWAN. Ms. Natelson has worked on behalf of the underserved, and with SWAN, advocates for all military women.

Eldridge & Co. welcomes Al Appleton, an environmental and infrastructure consultant and a Senior Fellow at The Cooper Union Institute for Sustainable Design. He and Ronnie discuss the booming industry of hydraulic fracturing.

Community organizer, Andrew Friedman talks with Ronnie Eldridge about the role of community organizations. Mr. Friedman now heads The Center for Popular Democracy (CPD) - providing the "connective tissue" enabling an exchange of ideas enabling success.

In "Fortune in My Eyes: A Memoir of Broadway Glamour, Social Justice, and Political Passion," David Rothenberg describes his dazzling career, working with show biz stars and to his dedication to incarcerated men and women, journeying to rejoin society.

Justin Ferate knows more facts and stories about New York City than a lot of people! He is an urban, social and architectural historian and New York's most illustrious tour guides. Ferate and Ronnie Eldridge talk about both well known and obscure places