Daily Catch publisher Walter Mullen and editor Emily Sachar dive into the ongoing controversy surrounding the Boat Club. They discuss the planning board's review of new local laws, the implications of a Court’s decision from August, and the environmental impacts under scrutiny. They also share a personal dining experience at Edgewood Restaurant and highlight the importance of their current fundraising campaign.

Produced by Emily Sachar, Walter Mullin, Matty Rosenberg, and Jennifer Hammoud at the Radio Free Rhinecilff studio

Democrats flip Dutchess County Legislature for first time since 2008, Kara Gerry defeats incumbent judge creating all-female bench, and Dan Aymar-Blair wins comptroller race.

Produced by Emily Sachar, Walter Mullin, Matty Rosenberg, and Jennifer Hammoud at the Radio Free Rhinecilff studio

In this episode of The Catch Up, hosts Walter Mullen and Emily Sachar dive into the upcoming election. The discussion covers the county judge race, highlighting candidates Jessica Segal and Edward McLoughlin (also known as "Ned" McLoughlin), and delves into their backgrounds and campaign issues, including the notable involvement in the Nikki Addimando case. The episode also explores the comptroller's race between Dan Aymar-Blair and Will Truitt, examining their differing visions for the role. Additionally, the hosts address the surprising write-in campaign for Rhinebeck supervisor Elizabeth Spinzia’s seat.

Produced by Emily Sachar, Walter Mullin, Matty Rosenberg, and Jennifer Hammoud at the Radio Free Rhinecilff studio

Walter and Emily discuss details about a new Metro North train route between New York City and Albany, also stopping in Rhinecliff and Hudson. They share insights and updates on this development, including political pushes and fare caps. This episode also covers education stories with guest reporter Claire Greenburger, from free dual enrollment programs for Red Hook students to a new 'WIN' time initiative at Rhinebeck Elementary. Claire also hints at her upcoming investigations on the impact of AI in schools.

Produced by Emily Sachar, Walter Mullin, Matty Rosenberg, and Jennifer Hammoud at the Radio Free Rhinecilff studio

In this episode of 'The Catch Up' from The Daily Catch, hosts Walter Mullen and Emily Sachar take you behind the scenes of the Center for Performing Arts' production of 'Sweeney Todd.' Special guest Peter Risafi, the director of the show, shares his journey, the complexities of staging such a dark and intense musical, and the unique challenges faced while casting and building the set. They also discuss the importance of balancing the show's comedic elements with its dark themes. Additionally, Walter and Emily explore how The Daily Catch is incorporating video storytelling into their news coverage.

Produced by Emily Sachar, Walter Mullin, Matty Rosenberg, and Jennifer Hammoud at the Radio Free Rhinecilff studio

Welcome to The Catch Up, a podcast from The Daily Catch hosted by publisher Walter Mullen and editor Emily Sacker. In this episode, we begin with breaking news about a fatal accident involving a motorcyclist and a horse crash on State Route 9G in Clinton, examining the investigation and how the community is responding. In our second segment, we explore conservation work with the Winnakee Land Trust. Joining us are Senior Program Director Todd Waldron and Senior Director of External Affairs Uri Perrin, who share insights into land conservation easements and the organization's proactive land stewardship strategies.

Produced by Emily Sachar, Walter Mullin, Matty Rosenberg, and Jennifer Hammoud at the Radio Free Rhinecilff studio

Welcome to the 25th episode of The Catch Up, the podcast from The Daily Catch. In this installment, publisher Walter Mullen and editor Emily Sachar tackle pressing environmental concerns facing Hudson River communities.

Produced by Emily Sachar, Walter Mullin, Matty Rosenberg, and Jennifer Hammoud. Edited by Esther Martel at the Radio Free Rhinecilff studio.

The latest episode of The Catch Up podcast from The Daily Catch features publisher Walter Mullen and editor Emily Sachar in conversation with Gary Bassett, Rhinebeck's mayor and Hudson Seven chair. Bassett shares details about the recent Hudson River algae bloom, explaining how it was detected, its effects on local water supplies, and the coordinated response efforts underway. The episode wraps up with a story from the Rhinecliff Amtrak station, where cars needed to be towed for required parking lot repaving, leading to a surprising act of generosity from the towing company owner.

Produced by Emily Sachar, Walter Mullin, Matty Rosenberg, and Jennifer Hammoud and edited by Esther Martell at Radio Free Rhinecilff studio

Welcome to The Catch Up - a podcast from The Daily Catch! Join publisher Walter Mullen and editor Emily Sachar as they discuss hot topics from the Red Hook and Rhinebeck community, starting with the town of Red Hook's eminent domain action against the Red Hook Boat Club. Emily interviews longtime resident Cary Kitner, who proposes a novel idea: instead of taking over the boat club, why not have the town buy a boat to offer community boat rides? They delve into the details of the proposal, the town's vision, and the ongoing legal battle. The episode also touches on the broader topic of civility in journalism in today's charged environment.

Produced by Emily Sachar, Walter Mullin, Matty Rosenberg, and Jennifer Hammoud at the Radio Free Rhinecilff studio

Walter and Emily dive into examine a disturbing incident at the Dutchess County Fair where the Koon family's pig exhibit sparked a confrontation that escalated to an arrest. The hosts also explore ongoing suicide prevention efforts for Hudson River bridges, discussing the complex challenges facing lawmakers and communities as they work to implement protective measures.

Produced by Emily Sachar, Walter Mullin, Matty Rosenberg, and Jennifer Hammoud at the Radio Free Rhinecilff studio