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Host Jim Vrettos interviews Nikita Singareddy, Civic Technologist and Data Privacy Activist
Host Jim Vrettos interviews Gregory Singer, Artist, Violinist | Founder and Conductor of the Manhattan Symphonic | Owner, Gregory Singer Fine Violins
Host Jim Vrettos interviews Mark Rudd, Chairman of the Columbia chapter of Students for a Democratic Society in the spring of 1968 | Life-long peace and social justice organizer and student of organizing
Host Jim Vrettos interviews Bob Greenberg, Stand up, Improv, Burlesque, Clown, Comedian and all-around Funnyman
Host Jim Vrettos interviews Mitch Abidor, Translator and Historian | Author of "May Made Me: An Oral History of the 1968 Uprising in France"
Federal relief staved off the worst of its socio-economic effects and prevented a massive spike in poverty, new Census data revealed this past week.
The New York City Comptroller is an investment advisor and fiduciary for New York City’s $266 billion public pension system that serves 700,000 current and former teachers, firefighters, health care workers, police officers, and other retired city employees.
Since the nation's most recent pandemic-era stimulus package, the American Rescue Plan, was passed in March the de Blasio administration officials have been crafting a plan to use close to $5.9 billion in direct federal funding to New York City government.
A new report confirms that lower-income New Yorkers are the demographic most worried about the long-term effects of the pandemic, when compared to their moderate and higher-income counterparts.