Ronnie is joined by Ester Fuchs, Professor at Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs, to discuss City Hall politics and her experiences as a college professor.

Ronnie is joined by Daniel Meltzer, author, playwright, and Professor of Journalism at NYU. He shares his opinions on the state of modern journalism and the credibility of today's media.

Ronnie welcomes Hon. Guillermo Linares, Commissioner of the Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs. The two discuss New York City's vast immigrant population and the problems they face on a daily basis.

Ronnie is joined by Matilda Raffa Cuomo, Founder and Chairperson of Mentoring USA and former First Lady of New York State. Mentoring USA is an effective, early-intervention mentoring program to prevent school dropout.

Ronnie is joined by Elizabeth Berger, president of The Alliance for Downtown New York. Ms. Berger discusses the latest developments taking place downtown and the effects of 9/11 on the community.

Carol Jenkins, President of the Women’s Media Center, joins Ronnie to discuss the coverage of women in newspapers and television.

Ronnie is joined by Norman Siegel, Director of the Freedom Legal Defense and Education Project. Mr. Siegel is a civil rights lawyer who is currently running for New York City Public Advocate. He and Ronnie discuss recent, high profile New York cases.

Joan Wile, an ageless songwriter/cabaret singer has written an inspiring story, “Grandmothers Against the War.” She, along with the great actress and grandmother Vinie Burrows, join Ronnie to tell how the grannies put their anti-war effort together.

Ronnie sits down with Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Tony Kushner in this episode. Mr. Kushner is best known for his two-part epic “Angels in America: A Gay Fantasia on National Themes.” He discusses political activism and an artist’s voice in politics

Ronnie sits down with "Button Man" Mort Berkowitz, owner and president of Bold Concepts, a specialty adverting agency that produces political campaign buttons.