March 25, 2026- New York City Public Schools Chancellor Kamar Samuels makes the case for extending mayoral control of public schools in the Big Apple. He discusses accountability measures, input from stakeholders and compromises with state lawmakers.

March 25, 2026- We examine the implementation of New York's "Green Amendment," which has been narrowly interpreted in court rulings since 2002. Our guest is Thomas Berkman, a partner at Hodgson Russ and former general counsel for the State Department of Environmental Conservation.

March 25, 2026- We explore the availability of high-speed, affordable internet in New York and consider increasing the state's oversight of internet providers. We speak with Becca Miller, director of the Legislative and Political Department at the Communications Workers of America District 1.

March 24, 2026- In light of the Trump administration's inquiry into New York's Medicaid program, we consider the existing oversight of the program and the potential for more efficient spending. Our guest is Carlos Cuevas, founder of Safety-Net Health Advisors and former senior policy advisor to the New York State Medicaid Director.

March 24, 2026- We explore the shortage of engineers in New York and the potential of liability reforms for engineering work done as part of disaster relief. Our guest is John Evers, president and CEO of the American Council of Engineering Companies of New York.

March 24, 2026- Earthjustice New York Policy Advocate Liz Moran discusses Gov. Kathy Hochul's potential rollbacks of the state's Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act and argues the changes won't prevent energy cost increases.

March 23, 2026- We highlight the struggle to access supervised visitation in New York and consider how a well funded state system could keep families together. Our guest is Sheila Schwanekamp, a member of the New York State Coalition for Supervised Visitation.

March 23, 2026- State Sen. Anthony Palumbo, a Long Island Republican, discusses an ethics complaint against New York's chief judge, who commented on the type of judges voters should elect.

March 23, 2026- We explore the health of New York's nursing homes and how they could be strengthened with Stephen Hanse, president and CEO of New York State Health Facilities Association and New York State Center for Assisted Living.

March 23, 2026- Home Care Association of New York State President and CEO Al Cardillo makes the case for thinking more holistically about home care in the health care system and identifies policies and funding to boost the industry.