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Hudson Mohawk Magazine

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The Hudson Mohawk Magazine is a locally-produced nightly news hour that provides sanctuary for the discussion of a wide range of topics, scaling from the global to the hyper-local. The show is broadcast on WOOC 105.3 FM, The Sanctuary for Independent Media's low-power radio station based in Troy, NY. With the support of people like you, the Sanctuary uses art and participatory action to promote social and environmental justice and freedom of creative expression.
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Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine:We begin with Mark Dunlea’s coverage of the Compassionate Coalition Grocery coming to North Troy.After that, we talk about this fall season. Meg Kelly does a vox pop segment on the Siena College campus, asking about autumn and climate change. Then, Fehu Farm tells us about the fall season in terms of pagan ritua…
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Beatriz Cortez is one of the artists exhibiting as part of “Shifting Center” coming to EMPAC. The exhibition poses sculpture as time-based and presents it with moving-image and spatial-audio installations across the concert hall, proscenium stage, and studios at EMPAC. On October 29, join us at the Sanctuary for a reception for the arrival of the m…
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The beginning of Autumn can raise the topic of climate change into conversation. The changing of seasons can be majorly affected by this occurrence. Meg Kelly interviewed a handful of Siena College students for Hudson Mohawk Magazine. Through this a survey of students' understanding of climate change, actions taken and favorite fall activity is col…
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The Compassionate Coalition of Utica will hold a groundbreaking for its new grocery store in North Troy in October 2023, with a planned opening in the spring of 2024. The mission of Bargain Grocery is to ensure that everyone has access to nutritious, affordable food. Founder and CEO Mike Servello talks with Mark Dunlea of Hudson Mohawk Magazine abo…
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The local, newly established Artsy Fartsy Photo Collective is hosting a workshop where photography and transparent images give space for therapeutic play. This workshop will take place at the Sanctuary this Sunday, October 1 from 12pm - 2pm and will also be an exhibition opening for their show in our gallery. Vinny Poleto and H Bosh Jr spoke with A…
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Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine:We begin with Mark Dunlea speaking with Eve Schaub about her book, “A Year of No Garbage.”Then, Willie Terry will chat with Darlene Williams, about toxic leadership in the workplace for state employees.Later on, H. Bosh Jr will interview Lashaunda Baker for this week’s Triple E’s.After that, Moses Nagel asked Al…
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Next week (October 2-6) is Digital Inclusion week and Albany is celebrating. The National Digital Inclusion Alliance! which champions internet access for all around the country, is sponsoring a week of events and one is hosted by the Howe Branch of the Albany Public Library. Moses Nagel asked Alexis Bhagat, of the Friends and Foundation of Albany P…
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On Thursday, September 21, 2023, Hudson Mohawk Magazine Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry was in downtown Albany at the capital, where the Public Employees Federation (PEF) was holding a rally to reject toxic leadership in the workplace and demanding respect and non-bullying of state workers. The rally was calling out the abusive conduct of …
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In her book, A Year of No Garbage, Eve Schaub recounts her attempt to live a year without creating waste — unexpectedly, during a pandemic. Her journey leads her to truths she had never encountered: Plastic recycling is a lie, compostables aren’t compostable, and plastic drives climate change, fosters racism, and poisons the environment, as well as…
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We begin with a story about $7 million in federal funding locally to promote urban forests.Then, for our peace bucket, we hear about the UN’s international day calling for an end to nuclear weapons.Later on, we hear about an October 6 event to get Governor Hochul to support the Climate Superfund Act.Finally, Lovonia Mallory interviews Jim Ormond, d…
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Climate groups are organizing a series of events across the state on Thursday October 6 to urge Governor Hochul to include the Climate Superfund Act in the state budget to make fossil fuel polluters to pay $3 billion a year for the damages they have caused. The Albany event will be at noon at West Capitol Park. Anne Rabe of NYPIRG talks with Mark D…
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September 26, 2023 was U.N. International Day for the Complete Elimination of Nuclear Weapons, Joseph Gerson of the Campaign fo Peace, Disarmament and Common Security talks with Mark Dunlea of the Hudson Mohawk Magazine about the ongoing efforts to end the threat of nuclear war and the dangers posed by the war in Ukraine.…
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The federal government recently announced a $5 million grant to the U Albany Dept. of Geography and Planning to promote urban forests, part of a nationwide effort to reduce heat from climate change. The Radix Ecological Sustainability Center in the South End will be their community partner as environmental justice is a big part of the national prog…
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Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,First, we have Mark Dunlea’s story about the concerns of the NYS Comptroller over DEC air monitoringThen, Brea Barthel talks with photographer and curator Cliff Oliver about the "Life Through the Lens" exhibition by ten Black photographers at the Arts Center of the Capital Region Later on, we get insight into Pr…
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Hear about the latest exhibit at the Arts Center of the Capital Region, and a reception for it on 9/27. "Life Through the Lens" features 40+ photographs by ten Black artists. Cliff Oliver, esteemed local photographer and the show's curator, talks about the importance of Black people as creators not just subjects in others' works. He also discusses …
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An audit by the NYS Comptroller found that many air-polluting facilities across New York are not properly monitored for their compliance with regulations. A particular concern was the negative impact on environmental justice communities. TIna Kim, Deputy Comptroller of State Government Accountability, talks with Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Magazi…
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Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine:We begin with Mark Dunlea talking with Canyon Ryan, executive director of United Tenants Association, about the organization’s 50th anniversary, their work on behalf of tenants, and proposals before the Albany City Council that will in effect penalize homeless individuals.Then, we kick off our election coverage …
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Kahstoserakwathe Paulette Moore, co-owner of The Aunties Dandelion media organization, transformed her work in mainstream media to her present focus on revitalizing communities through stories of land, language, and relationships. Join us for a conversation where Moore explores how and why The Aunties Dandelion uses an Indigenous lens to create med…
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Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine:We begin with Moses Nagel’s story on the outgoing president of the Albany chapter of the Union of University Professionals, Aaron Major.Then, Mark Dunlea brings us speaker clips from the End Fossil Fuels speakers, including Dr. Cornel West and Congressmember Alexandria Ocasio CortezLater on, Brea Barthel reports…
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Election Day is just six weeks away and here on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, we will start our local coverage with the Troy City Council District 1 race between Bill Keal (R, C) and Peggy Kownack (D). Bill Keal has declined an interview with us until after he is QUOTE "in the position for a few years." Today we air the interview Elizabeth (EP) Press…
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On Thursday, Thursday, Sept 21, United Tenants of Albany celebrated its 50th anniversary. For their work on behalf of tenants, UTA honored the Bleecker Tenants Association, attorney Adriel Colon-Casiano, and longtime statewide tenant rights activist Michael McKee. Canyon Ryan, UTA's Executive Director, talks with Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Magaz…
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Choreographers/dancers Jorelle Pome and Diane Betts showcased their newest piece...and were joined by dancers Fran Brown and Julie Mosher. Learn more about Jorelle Pome, what dance means to her, her recovery process and the dance performed on September 9th.Produced by Marsha LazarusBy anctuary Radio mediasanctuary.org WOOC 105.3 FM Troy
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Sidewalk Mural Art welcoming walk to Capital Roots talk with Artist Juliana Heliti and Capital Roots Healthy Communities Manager Emile Scimeca. Hudson Mohawk Magazine's Andrea Cunliffe discovers the fruit and vegetables painted outside the market at Capital Roots and discuss the need toBy anctuary Radio mediasanctuary.org WOOC 105.3 FM Troy
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On Sunday September 17, an estimated 75,000 people marched in the streets of New York City in the largest climate event in the US since the onset of COVID. The march called for President Biden to take much stronger action against fossil fuels, including fulfilling his campaign pledge to stop issuing permits for fossil fuel extraction on federal lan…
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Aaron Major is a Professor of Sociology at the University at Albany. He recently completed six years as president of the Albany chapter of the UUP - the Union of University Professionals. That's the union that covers teaching faculty, IT workers, librarians and more. He spoke with HMM correspondent Moses Nagel about his time as president. He began …
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You are invited to enjoy New York Folklore's annual Folklife Festival on October 1st in Albany's Washington Park. Anne Rappaport Berliner, the staff Folklorist, describes the many performers, demonstrators, musicians, and activities all happening at the Festival. Hear about tasting a variety of international foods, as well as trying crafts includin…
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Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine:We begin with interviews of speakers at a symposium on free speech hosted by State University at Albany.Then, we hear from two Public Employees Federation (PEF) members at a 'Starbucks Day of Action' for this week’s labor bucket.Later on, we speak with Jade Warrick about what’s taking place at the Honest Weight …
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This Saturday, StoryHarvest is celebrating the harvest with a focus on corn, one of the few grains native to the Americas. Amy Halloran and Ellie Markovitch will begin September 23rd by hosting a Cooking with Corn workshop, and will make corn bread for the main StoryHarvest event in the afternoon starting at 2pm. The Honest Weight Food Co-op genero…
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Assemblymember Sarahana Shrestha is a DSA-backed candidate recently elected to represent the 103rd Assembly District in the Dutchess-Ulster County area. In response to a proposed rate hike by the Central Hudson Utility, she is organizing a series of town hall meetings on energy democracy covering the broader topic of Energy Democracy and our statew…
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Three-time Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter/storyteller Bill Miller, a member of the Stockbridge Munsee Community whose roots are in the Hudson Valley, speaks with the Sanctuary's Steve Pierce about his upcoming performance at Freedom Square in North Troy. He'll be part of the annual StoryHarvest Festival, which takes place on Saturday, Septe…
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On Thursday, September 14, 2023, Hudson Mohawk Magazine Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry was at a 'Starbucks Day of Action' gathering sponsored by the Public Employees Federation (PEF). The event took place at Latham Starbucks Coffee at 549 Troy-Schenectady Road. PEF members collected customer signatures to petition support for all Starbuck…
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Mark DunleaLeading up to the UN Special Summit on Climate was a week of climate action in New York City, the highlight being a march to End Fossil Fuels. The Sunday march brought out an estimated 75,000 people, the largest climate event in the U.S. since COVID hit. The rally and march was controversial among some climate groups since it expressly c…
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Climate change, recycling matters and many other environmental stances are becoming more prevalent. It's important that we continue to educate ourselves, especially our youth, for our world's safety. Lindsey Malek is a board member of Shenendehowa's Environmental Club and is working to get those involved. Meg Kelly interviewed them for Hudson Mohaw…
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Linda LeTendre of Saratoga was one of about 150 climate activists arrested Monday for blocking the entrances to the Federal Reserve in NYC. Climate groups want the federal government and banks to stop investing in fossil fuels. Linda talks to Mark Dunlea of Hudson Mohawk Magazine as to why she protested for climate action.…
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Last week the President of the State University at Albany hosted a symposium on free speech. The symposium appeared to be a response to events hosted on campus in the spring featuring a speaker with virulent anti-lgbtq views and another publicly displaying graphic images of aborted fetuses for an anti-abortion group. Students and teachers protestin…
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Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,First, Blaise Bryant brings us testimony from a public hearing about the potential closure of the Burdett Birthing Center. Then, Sina Basila Hickey interviews Jess Bennett of the Friends of the Mahicantuk about the Planning Commission Public Hearing on Wednesday about the development on the 1011 2nd Ave sacred f…
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The last wild land on the Hudson in Troy is set to be developed. Groups such as the Friends of the Mahicantuk have been working to stop the destruction of this forest. This Wednesday advocate groups finally get a chance to get in front of the planning board. To learn more, producer Sina Basila Hickey spoke with Jess Bennett of the Friends of the Ma…
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Thom Francis welcomes Mary Panza to the stage for a reading at The Linda, WAMC's Performing Arts Studio hosted by the Hudson Valley Writers Guild and literary journals Hobo Camp Review and Trailer Park Quarterly. During her reading, Mary talks about growing up in Troy, relationships, being a mother, and more.…
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Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine:We begin with Mark Dunlea’s collection of voices from the March to End Fossil Fuels rally in New York City. Then, Emily Ledyard interviewed Wizard’s Wardrobe about ‘Where Reading is Magic.’Later on, Mark Dunlea brings us to another part of NYC, to MOMA, for more coverage on the End Fossil Fuels rally. After that…
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Have you ever marveled at the colors of a smashed berry or flower? Have you every thought of painting with those colors? Ellie Irons experiences the world by looking at her environment through the lens of ecology, color, and experimentation. Sina spoke with Ellie about her book “Feral Hues: A Guide to Painting with Weeds.”…
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New York State Attorney General Leticia James held a public hearing on Monday about the potential closure of the Burdett Birthing Center in Troy. HMM Producer Blaise Bryant brings us testimony from three mothers who shared stories about the quality of care they received.By anctuary Radio mediasanctuary.org WOOC 105.3 FM Troy
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Sidewalk Warriors in Troy provides a 'Pop Up Pantry' every Thursday evening serving the community with food distribution, hygiene, and living essentials to more than 200 families. President and Team Leader Robin Fontanelli speaks with Hudson Mohawk Magazine's Andrea Cunliffe at the Troy Waterfront Farmers Market about their 40+ community partnershi…
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Three-time Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter/storyteller Bill Miller, a member of the Stockbridge Munsee Community whose roots are in the Hudson Valley, speaks with the Sanctuary's Branda Miller about his upcoming performance at Freedom Square in North Troy. He'll be part of the annual StoryHarvest Festival, which takes place on Saturday, Sept…
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Organizers estimated that 75,000 people participated in the End Fossil Fuels march in NYC on September 17 leading up to the United Nations Climate Summit. Protestors expressed displeasure about how slow world leaders, starting with President Biden, are moving to try to prevent climate collapse. We hear from Santosh Nandabalan of Food and Water Watc…
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