Ronnie welcomes attorney Michael Dowd to discuss a recent trial he won regarding sexual misconduct and the Catholic Church. As a Catholic himself, Mr. Dowd shares his personal insights on issues the Catholic Church has faced over the last couple of years.

Ronnie welcomes Vincent Montalbano, lobbyist for Montalbano Initiatives, Inc. to discuss current politics in New York City as well as the on going campaigns for President of the United States.

Part 2 of a combination Eldridge & Co. and City Talk covering the disappearing middle class. Guests include Andrea Schlesinger, executive director of the Drum Major Institute for Public Policy and John Mollenkopf, director of the Center for Urban Research

Ronnie welcomes Sarah Henry, chief curator of the Museum of the City of New York, and Tom Mellins, curator of special exhibitions, to discuss "Facing Fascism: New York and the Spanish Civil War," an exhibit showing at the Museum of the City of New York.

Ronnie is joined by Andrew Friedman, the co-director of “Make the Road by Walking,” an organization that serves as a catalyst for change in low-income New York communities. Friedman is also a fellow at the Drum Major Institute.

Ronnie welcomes Catherine Burns, Artistic Director of The Moth. The Moth is a not-for-profit storytelling organization founded by poet and novelist George Dawes Green. Ms. Burns discusses the programs and shares one of her own intriguing stories.

Ronnie is joined by journalist Evelyn Leopold. As Reuters’ bureau chief at the United Nations, Ms. Leopold discusses her views on many of the most recent international developments that shape our world such as the conflicts in the Middle East and Darfur.

Ronnie is joined by Gloria Jacobs, Executive Director of The Feminist Press, a non-profit publisher affiliated with CUNY. The Feminist Press publishes literature for and by women, and recovers out-of-print works by women throughout history.

Ronnie sits down with veteran television critic and author Marvin Kitman to discuss his new book "The Man Who Would Not Shut Up," which covers the ascent to fame of the controversial Fox News commentator Bill O’Reilly.

Ronnie talks with Elaine Lord, former superintendent at the Bedford Hills Correctional Facility for Women. Ms. Lord discusses her experiences rehabilitating women during her 20-year career at the Westchester facility.