March 20, 2026- We're joined in the studio by New York State Police Superintendent Steven G. James to talk about recruitment efforts, their relationship with federal immigration officials, curbing auto insurance fraud, and takeaways from a leadership scandal.

March 20, 2026- Assemblymember Jen Lunsford, a Rochester-area Democrat, shares concerns with statutory changes proposed in Gov. Kathy Hochul's plans to lower car insurance rates.

March 19, 2026- For decades the personal allowance afforded to New Yorkers on Medicaid in nursing homes has been stagnant. We consider the argument for increasing the available spending cash with Richard Mollot, executive director of the Long Term Care Community Coalition.

March 19, 2026- New York State Homes and Community Renewal Commissioner RuthAnne Visnauskas makes the case for scaling back environmental protections to promote housing growth and provides an update on a housing voucher pilot program.

March 19, 2026- National Grid Ventures U.S. President Will Hazelip looks to build support for overhauling power plants that are decades old. We discuss the regulatory landscape and living within the state's green energy goals.

March 19, 2026- We assess plans to reduce energy prices and Gov. Kathy Hochul's campaign to roll back New York's green energy goals with Marie French, energy and environment reporter for Politico New York.

March 18, 2026- In part two of our conversation with Sports Betting Alliance President and CEO Joe Maloney we discuss betting restrictions on New York collegiate sports and regulations on push notifications through smartphones.

March 18, 2026- A report from the watchdog Available to All highlights the de facto segregation in New York's schools and the policies that contribute to the division. We explore potential policy responses with Tim DeRoche, the group's president.

March 18, 2026- Assembly Task Force on Women's Issues Chair Jessica González-Rojas, a Queens Democrat, discusses budget priorities for the task force, including increased investment in food assistance for new mothers and support for reproductive healthcare.

March 18, 2026- State Sen. Michelle Hinchey, a Hudson Valley Democrat and Assemblymember Emily Gallagher, a Brooklyn Democrat, make the case for legislation creating criminal penalties for company executives whose decisions contribute to property damage or serious injuries.