As a bi-racial woman, dancer/filmmaker Joey Lorraine explains how she created the Black Lives Rising Virtual Dance Film Festival and how everyone is capable of experiencing what it's like to be Black.

Ranardo-Domeico Grays, founder, choreographer, and artistic director of VISIONS Contemporary Ballet talks about his background, developing his company, overcoming brain cancer, his latest work, and the company's upcoming performances at New York City's Flea Theater.

Dom Perruccio talks about growing up in New York City's Greenwich Village in the mob world and reveals what led him to change his life.

Dom Perruccio talks about growing up in the mob world in New York City's Greenwich Village and what led him to change his life.

Elizabeth Kerri Mahon profiles New York State's most dangerous women from past centuries in her latest book, Pretty Evil New York. She describes the challenges of researching and writing this book during lockdown and offers advice to aspiring writers.

Zavi Gunn, Director of the Center for Engagement and Internships at Queens College, City University of New York, shares tips and strategies for a successful job search.

Executive Director Angela McConnell reveals how the center has reimagined its programming while dealing with funding reductions during Covid.

Emergency heart surgery turned a New Yorker's two-week vacation in LA into a seven-month stay at the height of the pandemic.

Covid has changed the workplace. Employees are in the driver's seat. A corporate executive tells us how companies are responding.

Vanessa Corwin and Kathleen Kaan talk with their guests about their experiences during Covid and the joys and challenges of life beyond the pandemic.