Zohran Mamdani’s victory in the Democratic primary marks apivotal moment in New York politics. Running a strong grassroots campaign anchored in bold progressive policies and deep community engagement, Mamdani galvanized voters hungry for structural change. His campaign didn’t rely on big money or establishment backing—instead, it was powered by volunteers, working-class residents, and a clear message of equity, justice, and transformative policy. His win signals that the electorate is not only ready for change but demanding it.

While political shifts are making headlines, many individuals and businesses continue to face overwhelming financial burdens. Bankruptcy, though often misunderstood, is a legal remedy designed to help. Whether through Chapter 7 liquidation or Chapter 13 reorganization, it provides a pathway to pause aggressive collections, restructure obligations, and eliminate qualifying debts. It's not a failure—it’s a second chance at financial stability, protected under the law.

And speaking of change and second chances, civil rightsleader Reverend Al Sharpton has made headlines by urging Andrew Cuomo to drop out of the mayoral race, signaling the need for fresh leadership in City Hall.

Meanwhile, in a lighter and joyful spirit, Kendall Juliens invites you to celebrate John John Day: The Hills Are Alive With Music—a community event filled with rhythm, unity, and hope. Stay tuned.

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In this episode, we examine the rise in arrests during the summer months, the systemic targeting of Black and Brown communities by law enforcement, and the painful legacy of cases like the Central Park jogger trial. We discuss the importance of knowing your rights, including your Miranda rights, and why you should always remain silent and ask for an attorney if approached by law enforcement.Attorney Figeroux also explores how immigration status can be jeopardized by criminal charges, leading to deportation, and why becoming a U.S. citizen is your strongest protection. Learn how the team at Figeroux and Associates can help you navigate deportation defense, green card and citizenship applications, family, or employment-based immigration, and much more.

Welcome to People Power and Politics! In this high-stakes episode, we dive into the brewing political showdown for Brooklyn Borough President in the 2025 Democratic primary. This position, more than just a title, holds immense influence over the future of Brooklyn's housing, public safety, economic justice, and community development.

Welcome, New Yorkers. Today, we spotlight three powerhouse figures shaping the future of our city—with strength, strategy, and service.

First up, Brian Figeroux Esq., a lawyer whose charm is only matched by his credentials. With nearly 30 years of experience in the legal arena, he's the go-to advocate you want by your side—whether you're navigating complex legal matters or simply seeking justice.

Then, there’s Councilmember Justin Brannan—a no-nonsense public servant with Brooklyn grit and a bold vision. Now running for NYC Comptroller, Brannan’s ready to be the bulldog at City Hall—watchdogging every dollar, fighting for fiscal fairness, and making sure our city’s budget works for the people.

And finally, a true champion for housing equity—Mr.Gladestone Johnson. As a respected leader at Bronx Neighborhood Housing Services CDC, Inc., he's on the front lines of community development, driving change and creating opportunities for stable, affordable housing across the borough and beyond.

Three leaders. One shared goal: a stronger, fairer New YorkCity for all.

Join us with Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso discussing crucial legal topics – from immigration and bankruptcy to personal injury and real estate. Plus, a deep dive into Brooklyn's progress, housing, and public safety initiatives. Your guide to legal solutions and community power!

Join us for a powerful discussion on Malcolm X's enduring vision and its profound relevance to contemporary civil rights issues. This episode of "People Power and Politics" revisits Malcolm X's iconic 1964 speech, "The Ballot or the Bullet," to critically examine the civil rights record of the Trump administration (2017-2021)

Tune into People Power and Politics for crucial insights on the NYC Mayoral Race and a powerful interview with Judge Marva Brown on Black women, DEI, and the law. Brian Figeroux of Ask The Lawyer covers urgent immigration issues (including deportation defense), Social Security disability claims, and essential legal advice on divorce, debt, and personal injury.

Joins us and our special guest City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams for a deep dive into the upcoming NYC Mayoral Primary. We cover the leading candidates and Speaker Adams' vision for the city. Also discussed are the impacts of current economic policies, strategies for managing debt, and crucial immigration updates.

Welcome to People, Power, and Politics. In this episode, we examine the intensifying NYC Democratic Mayoral Primary. Brian Figaro and Christopher Benjamin discuss the candidates, the impact of recent immigration policies, and exciting investment opportunities in Jamaica for the diaspora.

Join us on "People Power and Politics" for an insightful interview with New York City Council Member Justin Brannan, a candidate for NYC Comptroller. Brannan, currently the Chair of the Finance Committee in the City Council, discusses his vision for the city's chief financial officer role.