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This week we analyze Trump's latest moves to antagonize U.S. allies at the G-7 and pardon long-deceased American boxers. We talk about why New York's a tough place to live for the elderly, and we welcome our newest panelist: Ellie!
Picture a rabbi, and you'll probably imagine an old man with a flowing beard. But that's far from where the world's heading: we talk gender in clergy, Israel and faith in politics with special guest Liora Alban, who is in rabbinical school at Hebrew Union College in Los Angeles, and who just finished a degree in Jewish Education. Plus, our team discuss the latest news, from Trump's latest will-he-or-won't-he summit with Kim Jong Un to a homeless shelter for NYC's LGBT youth.
How does the American Jewish community feel about the state of Israel, and what is the reasoning behind its strong feelings, both positive and negative?
America's Baby Boomer population is aging fast, and it's going to be up to the rest of us to ensure our loved ones have the care they need. But that's often the last thing on the minds of Gen Y'ers and Millennials with a lot already on our plates. This week, hosts Violet, Rosie, Orie and Rachel talk with Kathleen, who helps care for her father as he navigates a debilitating chronic illness and an unhelpful healthcare system.
Well, it finally happened-- Republicans in Congress signed off on a once-in-a-generation tax reform bill that will change life for almost everyone. Hosts Orie, Rosie, Violet and Rachel discuss what this means for Americans, and we hear what Governor Cuomo and everyday New Yorkers have to say about it.
This week, hosts Orie, Rosie and Violet talk about President Trump's alleged use of an offensive term to describe places like El Salvador and Haiti during talks on immigration.
Hosts Orie, Violet and Rosie discuss the impending government shutdown, and who's casting the blame.
This week, two activists for Palestine advocacy and education, Amal Wahdan of the Sheikh Hasan Foundation for Culture and Science in Ramallah and Paul Larudee of the International Solidarity Movement, join us to talk about life in occupied Palestine.
Hosts Orie, Violet and Rosie discuss the upcoming potential changes to the tax law, and how they could affect our pockets.
On this week's Objection, we're joined by reporter Ashoka Jegroo whose coverage comes from the frontlines of anti-facism protests circles around the country. He explains what the media gets wrong about AntiFa, and what he heard from his colleagues in Charlottesville. Plus, we deal with the fallout of the President's remarks and we explore a campaign to make transit fares fairer for lower income New Yorkers with Jeff Jones.
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