[Un] Correct NY

Michael Lambert, ex Bed Stuy BID director and longtime Queens resident talks the state of Queens Politics, including the Queens D.A. recount and much more

NYC Public Advocate Jumaane Williams stops by to discuss his rise in politics and his new plans for the Public Advocate's office

Justin Brannan comes by the studio to discuss his musical past and unorthodox path to politics, as well as the current property tax reform movement in the City Council.

A brief history of Steve Witt's unique, bizarre career in journalism part one.

On this week's episode, Kelly Mena, Stephen Witt and Tom Russotti sit down with the borough top prosecutor, Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez. In their final episode as a trio, the gang talk to Gonzalez about his Justice 2020 Initiative: a new progressive model of criminal justice reform designed to keep Brooklyn safe and strengthen community trust by ensuring fairness and equal justice for all.

On this week’s episode Kelly Mena, Stephen Witt and Tom Russotti sit down with Cory Provost, Director of Government & Community Relations for the Prospect Park Alliance. Provost, who is also a Democratic District Leader, and the gang talked about the upcoming Shirley Chisholm Monument as part of the She Built NYC campaign, why it's important to not mess with the native wildlife in the park, also a new program set to monitor foot traffic and why green spaces are so vital to urban development.

This week Kelly Mena, Stephen Witt and Tom Russotti sit down with New York City Council Majority Leader Laurie Cumbo (D-Fort Greene, Clinton Hill, Crown Heights).Cumbo talks a little about her life's journey from growing up in East Flatbush to going to Spellman College, one of the diamonds in the Historically Black College and University (HBCU) system, and about her launch of the Museum of Contemporary African Diaspora Arts (MoCADA), 80 Hanson Place.

On this week's episode Kelly Mena, Stephen Witt and Tom Russotti sit down with Adina Sash a.k.a Flatbush Girl, to talk about her run as the first Orthodox Jewish women for a New York City Council seat and the nuances of the Orthodox Jewish community.

Adina, though known on social media for her humor and satirical spin on Jewish customs, is looking to be a political voice for her community on the local government level.She is currently on the primary election ballot for the 45th City Council seat that is currently filled by Councilwoman Farah Louis, but after running hard in the recent special election, doesn't appear to be mounting a strong primary challenge.

That said, Adina has been making the political rounds, and look for her to continue to make her mark in politics.

This week Kelly Mena and Stephen Witt sit down with Moira McDermott, Executive Director of 21 in '21, a nonpartisan initiative that aims to achieve gender parity in the New York City Council.

Specifically the organization, first launched in 2017, aims to elect, at least, 21 women to the New York City Council's body of 51 members by 2021.

This week on UnCorrect New York with Kelly Mena, Stephen Witt and Tom Russotti we sit down with the "Queenmaker" herself, Asssemblywoman Rodneyse Bichotte to talk about her unlikely career into local Brooklyn politics and her take on her recent back-to-back victories in the special election for Public Advocate and the 45th Council District.