Behind every medical journey is a person and a family fighting right alongside them. On this episode of Legal Aid Radio, Carlyle Preudhomme Jr. shares how illness changed his life, tested his family, and brought him to one powerful realization: “It’s time to get my life right.” His story reminds us that sometimes, choosing to fight for yourself is also an act of love for the people who need you most.

Tune in to Part One of Carlyle’s remarkable journey.

What happens when a mother’s fight for her son becomes a fight for countless families? In this episode, Jayette Lansbury returns to Legal Aid Radio to discuss the Forensic Rehabilitation Act and why mental illness, accountability, rehabilitation, and hope all deserve a place in our conversation about justice.

Addiction can impact any family, but no family should have to navigate recovery alone. On this episode of Legal Aid Radio, Outreach’s John Venza joins us to talk about treatment, resources, and the power of hope. Tune in!

Most people see an old record, a comic book, or a vintage T-shirt. Wally sees history, opportunity, and the next chapter of the American dream. On this episode of Legal Aid Radio, we're talking about the business of nostalgia and the courage to bet on yourself.

On this episode of Legal Aid Radio, we're opening our hearts to a conversation many people need, but few know how to begin. Author and widow advocate Angela McCracken shares how she found hope after losing her husband, and why grief isn't the end of your story. If you've ever loved, lost, or wondered how to move forward, this conversation is for you.

Community starts with showing up, and that's exactly what Legislator Sammy Gonzalez does. From the free annual Salsa Festival and summer concerts to housing resources and food distributions for seniors, he's back on Legal Aid Radio with exciting updates on what's happening across the 9th Legislative District. Tune into this episode to hear how the community is growing, connecting, and thriving.

What inspires someone to spend a career protecting their community and then step forward to represent it? In this episode of Legal Aid Radio, retired NYPD Lieutenant Commander, small business owner, and Assembly District 11 candidate Joe Cardinale returns to share his vision for Long Island. From affordability and public safety to supporting working families and creating opportunities for the next generation, hear the conversation behind the campaign.

What if one conversation could change your career... your confidence... even your life?

On this episode of Legal Aid Radio, we sit down with leadership trainer Marc A. Soto to explore The Courage to Speak: Finding Your Voice and Building Confidence. Whether you're speaking in a meeting, interviewing for a job, or addressing a crowd, your voice matters.

Join us for an inspiring conversation that will help you speak with confidence and purpose.

On this episode of Legal Aid Radio, we reconnect with Marc A. Soto for a powerful conversation on growth, career pivots, and purpose-driven work.

 If you’ve ever thought about making a difference in the nonprofit world, this is the conversation you don’t want to miss. Tune in, because impact starts with a single step.

On this episode of Legal Aid Radio, Theresa Grady shares the story of her husband, Morris Edward Grady, her first love and lifelong partner, whose life was cut short while incarcerated. Through heartbreak, she continues to rise as a voice for justice, fighting for dignity and fair treatment for aging people behind bars. It’s a powerful reminder that behind every sentence is a human being… and behind every loss is a family still learning how to heal.