The Morning Wake-Up Call

Becca, Makayla, and Abigail are keeping you updated with all news- from entertainment to tech to politics- this episode! 

Marjorie Taylor Greene and Johnny Depp are two major (and wildly different) trials from the past week that we're keeping you updated on. 

If you're a Netflix watcher- you'll definitely want to tune in this week to learn about new charges and password sharing.

Didn't go to Coachella? Neither did we, but we certainly have things to say about it. Harry brought out Lizzo!! 

The Friday MWUC Team talks with Katharine Hayhoe, a climate and chief scientist for The Nature Conservancy and a professor at Texas Tech University. They discussed her new book titled “Saving Us: A Climate Scientist’s Case for Hope and Healing in a Divided World.”

The Friday MWUC Team talks to the president of the Metro North Railroad and the Interim President of the LIRR, Catherine Rinaldi!

To honor Shakespeare's birthday, the Friday MWUC Team talks to the leads of Hofstra's fall performance of Macbeth Harrison Campbell and Mackenzie Krestul!

Danny DeCrescenzo spoke to Christine Emba of the Washington Post about the essay she guest wrote for the New York Times titled “Straight People Need Better Rules For Sex.”

Danny, Alexa, and Dallas discuss the mask mandate being lifted for air travel, the Johnny Depp-Amber Heard trial, BeReal, and more!

Ryan and Sybille discuss Florida banning math books over critical race theory, COVID cases on the rise, and Netflix losing subscribers. Jason Weick joins the show to discuss New York's Equality Amendment. Also featured is an interview with Dr. David Hirschwerk of Northwell Health.

Danny DeCrescenzo talks with Washington Post feature reporter Ashley Fetters Maloy about an article she wrote while she worked for The Atlantic titled "What Is a Wine Mom?"

Danny, Alexa, and Dallas talk Oklahoma's new abortion law, Uber and Lyft price raises, and new catfishing statistics. Also featured are interviews with Ashley Fetters Maloy and with Lawrence Herbert himself!

Ryan spoke with Rodman Serrano of Make the Road New York, to discuss the issue of immigration reform, how that is impacting Long Island communities, and a vigil the organization is hosting on immigration reform.