Join Fernando Mateo and his guests on No Excuses as they discuss the latest in NYC, our schooling system, and much more!

Former NYPD Chief John Chell joins Fernando Mateo to discuss his bid for NYC Mayor. Hear him lay out his agenda and vision only on No Excuses!

No Excuses with Fernando Mateo delivers bold, straight-talking takes on politics, public safety, small business, and the issues affecting working-class Americans, featuring candid insight, tough conversations, and voices often overlooked.

Samira Hardcastle, a former award-winning Nashville school teacher, joins Fernando Mateo to discuss why she quit her job as a teacher and how we can restore our schooling system by bringing back standards

Fernando Mateo gives his hard hitting analysis on the current state of NYC and welcomes DSA and city Aseembly Member Emily Gallagher to the show, as well as Raul Acosta, who is running for congress.

Raul Acosta joins Fernando to discuss his upcoming bid for congress

Assemblymember Emily Gallagher, who has made headlines for her alleged support of shoplifting, joins No Excuses for a discussion despite their differences.

Join Fernando for his unfiltered takes on a socialist backing out of an interview, Mayor Mamdani, and much more!

Fernando Mateo examines New York City politics, Hispanic representation, foreign influence in local elections with guest Jake Novak, and the city’s approach to e-bikes and public parades. He also speaks with Father Alberto Cutié about his journey from Catholic priesthood to the Episcopal Church, while discussing personal accountability, conservative values, assisted suicide, and the opportunities of life in America.

In this episode of No Excuses, Fernando examines some of New York City's most pressing political and public safety issues, beginning with a critique of Mayor Mandami's policies on municipal bodegas and proposed tax increases. He is joined by Tom Harris, president of the Times Square Alliance, to discuss regulating pedicabs, preserving horse-drawn carriages, and the ongoing challenges of keeping Times Square clean and safe. The episode concludes with an emotional interview with Migdalia Martinez, whose 12-year-old son Jacob was killed in a shooting, as she advocates for tougher penalties for illegal gun possession and renewed proactive policing to help prevent future tragedies. Tune in to hear more!