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Imagining The End of Policing
Host Jim Vrettos interviews Alex Vitale, Professor of Sociology and Coordinator of the Policing and Social Justice Project at Brooklyn College, City University of New York. They talk about policing, its effects and the possibility of reducing it or even eliminate it.
Gay USA: Donald Trump Tweets About LGBT Pride
Donald Trump tweets about LGBT Pride while defending ban on trans troops • non-gay cop wins case in anti-LGBT harrassment • another trans woman murder this year... and much more!
Aired June 5th, 2019
Imagining a Prophetic World of Jewish Renewal, Tikkun and Radical Love
Host Jim Vrettos interviews Rabbi Arthur Waskow, Founder and Director of The Shalom Center
Gay USA: Trump Attacks on LGBT Continue
Trump attacks on LGBT continue • documentary on earlier government LGBT purges airs on PBS.... and much more!
Aired May 29th, 2019
Punto de Vista | Mayo 23, 2019
Carlos Cabrera inicia este episodio conversando con Wilma Tamayo, Administradora de Programas Legales y Activista de Justicia Social; y Marino Mejía, Profesor y Politico; quienes representan a la Coalición Democrática por la Regeneración Nacional, un movimiento social que busca reformar la política...
Gay USA: House of Representatives Pass Equality Act
The Democrat led House of Representatives passed Equality Act • Taiwan becomes first Asian country to announce marriage equality.... and much more! (Guest Co-host: Rob Shuter)
Aired May 22nd, 2019
Gay USA: Donald Trump Against Equality Act
Donald Trump against Equality Act • Queer Liberation March.... and much more!
Aired May 15th, 2019
Innocent yet Forced into Incarceration
According to the National Registry of Exonerations, between 1989 when the first DNA exoneration took place and 2017, there have been 2,161 documented exonerations in the United States. There were 139 exonerations in 2017 alone and of those, at least 96 people were exonerated as a group. How are...
Imagining the Roots and Future of Latin Music
Host Jim Vrettos interviews María Barreto, Producer, Talent Manager, Music Promoter.
Kathy Hochul Wins Democratic Nomination for New York Governor
Hochul easily beats back challenges from two competitors to become the Democratic nominee in November.
The Basics of Sound: What are Frequency and Amplitude?
Have you ever wondered what makes up a sound? Sound is composed of two simple elements frequency and amplitude. What we experience as sound can be connected back to these components. How we record sound is affected by them and they are what we manipulate when we're editing.
Niou Vacancy Leads to Open Assembly Seat
Competitive Democratic Primary for Lower Manhattan Assembly Seat Being Vacated by Yuh-Line Niou.