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Dick Traum founder of Achilles International is the guest
Dick Traum the President and Founder of Achilles International shares how he started the Achilles Track club. Host Nicoletta Nerangis, the head of the Brooklyn Chapter of Achilles International, discusses Traum's new book "The Courage To Go Forward" co-authored with David Cordani.
PrEP (Pre-exposure Prophylaxis)
In this episode, Mrs. C. Virginia Fields has a conversation with Justin Toro, LMSW, Program Manager, Adolescent Program, Montefiore Medical Center
Stones Of Hope: The Fight For Our Leaders Of Tomorrow
Nearly 53,000 youth are held in facilities away from home as a result of juvenile or criminal justice involvement. Nearly 1 in 10 is held in an adult jail or prison. To discuss these issues – and others -- BSOTB welcomes Jim Saint Germain, founder and chair of Preparing Leaders of Tomorrow (PLOT), a...
Imagining the Political Artistry and Revolutionary Poetry of Immortal Technique
Host Jim Vrettos interviews Immortal Technique (Felipe Coronel), Political rapper | Activist | Independent record producer - Viper records
'Laser-Focused on Fiscal Discipline': Mayor Adams Presents First Budget Plan
Mayor Eric Adams on Wednesday released a $98.5 billion preliminary budget proposal for the 2023 fiscal year, which begins July 1.
Film Shooting Schedules: Best Practices for Scheduling Your Shoot
The keys to an effective shoot scheduling are planning, communication, and patience.
State Aims to Reinstate Hundreds of Psychiatric Beds Shifted During Pandemic
New York State is looking to reinstate all of the roughly 400 beds in the state's inpatient psychiatric system.
Construction Deaths in New York Increased During First Year of Pandemic, Report Shows
The construction industry was more deadly to workers in New York in the first year of the pandemic than in the two years prior, reversing a multiyear decline.