The Tuckahoe Program

In this episode for January 8, 2024, I discuss a local news event that happened in New York City today. And that is how a group of hundreds of pro-Palestine protestors managed to close 4 major roads (the Brooklyn Bridge, Holland Tunnel, Manhattan Bridge, and the Williamsburg Bridge) for 1 HOUR straight.  I also explain my opinion about how the protestors aren't being punished enough by the New York City Police Department, since most of them are being charged with ONLY misdemeanors and Desk Appearance Tickets.

In this shorter than normal episode for August 30, 2023, I discuss how New York City allowed Muslim mosques to broadcast a call to prayer over loudspeakers on Friday afternoons during their annual holiday of Ramadan (according to this news article at www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/08/new-york-city-allows-mosques-publicly-broadcast-call). And the second part discusses a poll I posted on the website Gab.com asking about possible reasons America's major city public schools have been struggling with reading and math test scores in the past few years.

In this podcast episode for August 24, 2023, I mainly discuss a case of a prison inmate beating a corrections officer within Rikers Island, a jail in New York City. And in the second part I discuss how a hospital in Brooklyn, New York has been accused of understaffing by a public sector union. And this same union also accused this hospital of violating a New York State law (passed in June 2023) that forces hospitals to assign 1 nurse to every 2 patients in critical care departments.

*This is just a warning that the audio quality of this podcast might be unclear this time around, even though I used an external microphone to record it.* In this podcast episode for August 11, 2023 which starts off with a Catholic Christian Our Father prayer, the first part discusses 2 recent news stories that both involve New York City's public school system.  However, the second part of the podcast discusses Ohio's Issue 1 election held on August 8, 2023, and how the majority of people in its major cities and suburbs decided that constitutional amendments need 50 percent support from voters to pass. However, the majority of rural Ohio voted to change the law for 60 percent support.

In this podcast episode (which was recorded on February 11, 2023 and released on February 12, 2023), I mostly discuss the issue of illegal immigrants attending public schools in New York City like any other American citizen (and even having the privilege to refuse the polio, smallpox, and COVID-19 vaccines, or a food and clothing drive in the case of Public School #20 near Houston Street in Manhattan). However, this podcast also starts with the Catholic Christian Our Father prayer, and discusses 2 recent crime incidents in New York City (which I think their mayor Eric Adams is choosing to ignore). GbxyBBUyhTiKeH7lMrwx

In this episode for January 19th, 2023, I mainly discuss a recent lawsuit against COVID-19 vaccine mandates in New York City involving 72 of their former city government employees, and about an animal hoarding or storage case that happened in Brick, New Jersey in early December 2022 (as well as whether the two criminal charges filed in that case were justified). In my opinion, the animal cruelty charge was and the child endangerment charge was not, and I explain why. Also, there is a brief mention at the end of the podcast of the World Economic Forum's Davos, Switzerland conference that was happening for multiple days in January 2023.

In this episode, I discuss a crime that happened in New York City's Times Square section (along with my opinion that it happened because of a new gun-free zone in the area, and not because it was New Year's Eve as some major media outlets claim). Also, I briefly discuss a New York State government law that will legalize the concept of "human composting" (or processing dead human remains with organic materials instead of a traditional cemetery burial.

In this episode, I discuss both my opinion and the background of the recent situation of 50 illegal immigrants being shipped to Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts (by Florida's governor Ron DeSantis).  And also, I mention how these same illegal immigrants were forced to leave Martha's Vineyard 2 days later (by establishment Republican Massachusetts governor Charlie Baker) to a US military base called Joint Base Cape Cod in Falmouth/Mashpee, MA.

In this podcast episode, I mainly discuss a post that I put on the website gab.com 3 days ago (asking people's opinions about how Generation Z, which is my generation views America's current political situation). And I also briefly discuss how Marjorie Greene (the Congresswoman from Northwestern Georgia) embarrassed herself in my opinion by selling merchandise/clothing online 2 times in the past month.

In this shorter than normal podcast episode, I mostly discuss my thoughts on the recent Biden Administration program to forgive $10,000 worth of student loans and why I'm completely against it (even though I'm a 21 year old college student with at least $20,000 in student loans). And I'll admit it's mostly because the cost of these loans will transfer to the average American taxpayer and they won't be "forgiven" like the federal government claims.