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Jewish Federation chief Judy Alperin Diamondstein updates us on the community's rebuilding efforts in the week of a 4-alarm fire at the JCC.

On today's episode of "All of Us" Host Greg Grinberg discusses the State Forum of Change. He also dives into the voting process. Should we vote online? Should we extend the voting period? Greg gives his opinion, and more.

On today's episode of "The Tom Ficklin Show" Host Tom Ficklin has an in depth talk about education inequality with Guest Robert Goodrich one of the co-founders of http://racce.net. They discuss the problems with the education system, and how to get education justice.

Mayor Toni Harp offers updates on police chase policy, "restorative justice" policies in the schools, and state education funding, while fielding a call about a police stop that a driver considered racially motivated.

Adam's James Madison University Dukes take on Youngstown St. for the FCS Championship Saturday. They broke down the matchup and were joined NY Post Associate Sports Editor, Dave Blezow for a look at the NFL's Wildcard Weekend.

On this first-of-2017 episode of Community Spotlight, host Rev. Samuel T. Ross-Lee joins Ugly Radio's Joe Ugly to discuss and debate Talladega College's decision to participate in the inauguration of Donald Trump on Jan. 20, 2017.

On this episode, host and WNHH station Manager Lucy Gellman talks to author and journalist Lee van der Voo about her new book "The Fish Market: Inside the Big Money Battle for the Ocean & Your Dinner Plate" (Palgrave St. Martins, 2016) and how sustainable "sustainable fishing" actually is.

Pundits Babz Rawls-Ivy, Norma Rodriguez-Reyes, Markeshia Ricks and Joe Ugly look at the latest state government news, the demolition of the Q house, racial politics, and the upcoming inauguration.

Host Melissa Loucks returns for another weekly news segment on trans rights across the United States, focusing specifically on how parents of transgender children have expressed feelings of doom and devastation since the election of Donald Trump, and redoubled their efforts to protect and further their children's rights.

Today's episode is all about the best movies of 2016. Host Tom Breen is joined by New Haven movie blogger Dan Heaton and Madison Art Cinemas owner Arnold Gorlick to go through their top 10 movies of the year. The episode also features a number of voicemails from Deep Focus guests, friends, and listeners, sharing their picks for the best movies of 2016.