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Imagining An End to Judicial Misconduct
Host Jim Vrettos receives guest Manuel Gomez, Black-Ops Private Investigator and Activist. Gomez describes his experience with the legal system in NYS, exposing the corruption among judges and district attorneys that is putting innocent people in jail while the corrupt ones get promotions. But...
Punto de Vista | Mayo 28, 2020
Carlos Cabrera tiene como invitada a la Productora Ejecutiva del programa, Zenaida Mendez. Juntos conversan sobre los servicios virtuales de MNN, la jornada electoral que se aproxima, los efectos de la pandemia del COVID-19, entre otros temas.
Environment Injustice As Usual During Pandemic
The skies over Los Angeles may be bluer thanks to the Covid 19 slow-down, but the impact of environmental racism on low income people of color persists. According to a recent Harvard study, where people have been exposed to even slightly higher levels of air pollution the Covid-19 death rate is...
Gay USA 5/28/2020
∎ Gay USA guest co-host and bird watcher Chris Cooper tries to get a woman in Central Park to put her dog on a leash and she calls the cops on him, saying an African American man was threatening her. Chris is OK but it did not end well for her.
∎ As we pass 100,000 dead in the US from COVID-19...
She's a Maneater, baby
This week's episode takes a look at the just-released multiplatform shark game Maneater -- where you are the shark.
Thurman Munson Award Ceremony
Host Kristal Hart takes you to baseballs Thurman Munson Award Ceremony
Mental Health Awareness Month
Host C. Virginia Fields interviews Licensed Therapist Patrice N. Douglas, who share with us the importance to take care of our mental health in the times of the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic.
Imagining the Dangerous, Distorted Ethics of Donald Trump and American Political Life
Host Jim Vrettos interviews Richard Painter, Law Professor at the University of Minnesota. Painter offer his insight about ethics in the actual government and makes an analysis on the historical position of previous governments in this matter.
After Voter Input, State Senate Set to Hear from Election Administrators and Reform Groups
The New York State Senate elections committee is gearing up to hold its traditional post-election oversight hearing, where the New York City and State boards of elections will have to answer questions about what went right and what went wrong in the primaries earlier this year.
New York Redistricting Process Heads Into Map-Drawing Phase
New York's legislative redistricting commission is moving into its next phase following a series of public hearings intended to get a sense of the contours of "communities of interest," a new criteria being incorporated into the line-drawing process for the first time this cycle, in addition to...
Pandemic Spurred Major Jump in Out of School, Out of Work Young Adults in New York City: Report
The number of young adults who are both out of school and unemployed surged during the pandemic after declining for much of the past decade.