This week, New York City’s mayoral race continues to shift,with polling, endorsements, and strategy moves reshaping the field. The New York City mayoral race is no longer just about candidates — it’s exposing a deep rift within the Democratic Party. Zohran Mamdani leads the field with Governor Kathy Hochul’s endorsement and growing party support. But not all are convinced: Andrew Cuomo dismisses Hochul’s move as politics, while Congressman Hakeem Jeffries and Senator Chuck Schumer remain on the sidelines. At the same time, Mayor Eric Adams tests his viability, making this election a referendum on power inside the party. And Republican Curtis Sliwa refuses to bow out.

We’re also joined by Lawman Lynch, Program Manager atNew York Edge and founder of The Lawman Lynch Foundation, Inc. Through education programs and mentorship, he empowers New York’s youth — and thisyear, he stepped into politics to expand his impact. We’ll explore his journey, mission, and what’s next. But leadership isn’t only about politics. Just as voters decide the city’s future, families are making financial choices that determinetheir stability. Which brings us to our next segment: Debt Relief Done Right: When Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Is Better Than Debt Consolidation. Like elections test strategy, financial hardships test resilience — and choosing the right path can mean the difference between sinking deeper and starting fresh.

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This is People, Power & Politics—the show where voices rise, and issues get real.

We start with Brian Figeroux, Esq., Publisher of IQ Inc.Multicultural Publications, as he gives his endorsement of Mayor Eric Adams—for a second term.

Next, Wayne Devonish, Executive Director of the BedfordCentral Community Development Corp., tells us about the 19th Annual Home Buyers Series—helping families move from renting to ownership.

We also pause to remember September 11th: a day of loss, aday of resilience, and the legacy it left on our city and our nation.

And we close with something deeply personal: RebuildingAfter Infidelity—a conversation on trust, healing, and moving forward.

Stay tuned. This is People, Power & Politics.

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Welcome to today’s program, where we bring you stories that matter from politics, law, and business. First, we’ll take a deep dive into the political shake-up in New York City with our feature analysis: What If Eric Adams Dropped Out of the NYC Mayoral Race? A 360° Look at what it would meanfor voters and candidates.

Then, we shift gears to estate planning. Too many familiesmake costly mistakes by handling wills and trusts on their own. We’ll explore the pitfalls laypeople face when they don’t hire a professional estate planning attorney, and how to protect your legacy the right way.

And finally, we go global with our Spotlight on the TradeMission to New York 2025. We’ll sit down with Ismahieel Ali, Trade Officer at the Trinidad and Tobago Manufacturers’ Association, to discuss opportunities for Caribbean businesses in the U.S. market.

All this and more, right here—stay tuned.

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From City Hall to statehouses, law and politics are colliding in ways that shape both public trust and personal security. In Brooklyn, Ingrid Lewis-Martin’s corruption indictments threaten to derail Mayor Eric Adams’ re-election campaign. Nationally, a gerrymandering showdown looms ahead of the 2026 midterms, with Sam Wang of Princeton University warning that Texas’ new maps could shift power, even as state courts curb the worst abuses.

Closer to home, the stakes are personal: estate planning. Legal experts emphasize that working with an attorney is crucial to protect assets, safeguard family interests, and prevent costly disputes.

Together, these stories reveal how power, fairness, and legacy are fought for — in the courts, in politics, and at home.

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Democratic mayoral primary winner and New York StateAssemblyman Zohran Mamdani remains “the candidate to beat” in the battle to lead New York City, according to Dustin Olsen, lead pollster and managing partner at American Pulse Research & Polling, in a survey shared with Newsweek.

Meanwhile, other major conversations continue to shape thecity’s political and cultural landscape: the fallout from the Trump case being overturned, five smart ways New Yorkers are working to build equity, the reminder that divorce—not violence—is the legal path when marriages collapse,and reflections on the history and legacy of the West Indian Day Labor Parade.

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This week, big headlines shake New York: Allies andsupporters of Mayor Adams are bracing for new corruption charges, raising questions about City Hall’s integrity. Meanwhile, more New Yorkers are facing tough financial choices—making planning for bankruptcy not just a legal issue, but a survival strategy. On a brighter note, Senator Roxanne J. Persaud is hosting her Senior Resource Day, a celebration and support event honoring the wisdom and contributions of our community’s most valued members. And if you want to stay informed on the issues that affect your rights, your money, and your future, sign up for the Ask the Lawyer newsletter at www.askthelawyer.us. Don’tmiss out—knowledge is power, and the law is your business.

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In this week’s People, Power, and Politics, we unpackthe battles shaping America’s political and personal landscapes. Governor Kathy Hochul sends a clear message—New York will “fight fire with fire” in response to Texas’s controversial redistricting, signaling a fierce new chapter in the struggle for fair representation. We also spotlight James Christopher, whose journey from Press Director for the Brooklyn Democratic Party to founder of James Christopher Communications Inc. reflects the evolving intersection ofpolitics, media, and influence. Plus, we explore two issues close to home and wallet—how buying a second home can be a powerful investment strategy, and why smart estate planning remains essential to protecting your legacy and securing your family’s future.

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This episode of People, Power & Politics—you don’t want to miss this!

When should you speak to a bankruptcy attorney? We’vegot real answers that could protect your finances and your future.

Then, we head to the Bronx with Gladstone Johnson,who’s helping our community turn keys and build wealth through homeownership. His advice? Life-changing.

And we’re in full Carnival mode! Kamau Hutchinsonfrom Despers USA gives us the inside scoop on their Labor Day plans and how you can get involved in the rhythm and the culture.

Plus, things get personal—“My Gold-Digger Girlfriend”—acautionary tale you’ll have to hear to believe.

 Only on People, Power & Politics.

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It’s summer in New York City — and while the sun is high, sotoo are the stakes. On today’s edition of People, Power & Politics, we’re tackling a season marked by heat, violence, and political consequence.

Our top story: a tragic mass shooting inside a Midtown Manhattan office building has shaken the city to its core. As investigations unfold, the political fallout has been swift and severe — especially in the heated race for mayor. We’ll examine the responses from leading candidates: Zohran Mamdani, Andrew Cuomo, and the embattled incumbent, Mayor Eric Adams.

We’ll also spotlight NYPD Officer Didarul Islam, whose heroic actions and immigrant journey remind us of the power of service and sacrifice in a city built by immigrants.

And finally, a closer look at Zohran Mamdani’s pivot on police reform — has his tone shifted with public pressure?

This week’s show is packed:

• NYC Mayor’s Race: Attorney Brian Figeroux speaks. We chat with Jim Walden — ex-prosecutor and anti-corruption crusader. Is he the reformer NYC needs or another political insider in disguise?
• Estate Planning Pitfalls: Too many families suffer from DIY wills. Learn why expert legal help is crucial to avoid chaos and protect your legacy.
• Buffalo Soldiers Day: Christopher James of the Buffalo Soldiers Association of America joins us to celebrate the history and heroism of these Black military pioneers.

Smart Divorce Tips: “Don’t divorce your money or your kids — just your spouse.” We explain how to separate with clarity, dignity, and financial security.