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Imagining an End to Privacy in the Digital Age and How to Fight Back!
Host Jim Vrettos interviews Nikita Singareddy, Civic Technologist and Data Privacy Activist
Imagining If Music Be the Food of Love | Play On!
Host Jim Vrettos interviews Gregory Singer, Artist, Violinist | Founder and Conductor of the Manhattan Symphonic | Owner, Gregory Singer Fine Violins
Imagining 1968 at Columbia University | A Time to Stir and Organize, Organize, Organize!!!
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
Imagining a Comedic World of Yuks, Comaradery, Love, Anarchy and Hope!
Host Jim Vrettos interviews Bob Greenberg, Stand up, Improv, Burlesque, Clown, Comedian and all-around Funnyman
Imagining 1968 - Music in the Cafes At Night - Revolution in the Air
Host Jim Vrettos interviews Mitch Abidor, Translator and Historian | Author of "May Made Me: An Oral History of the 1968 Uprising in France"
Report Takes Closer Look at Low-Income New Yorkers' Concerns About Long-Term Covid Impacts
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.
This Week On MNN
This Week on MNN recognizes Latin Music as we begin our celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month.
Three iOS Beginner Friendly Movie Editing Apps You Need
The much anticipated September 2021 Apple event has debuted the iPhone 13 Pro, which is capable of providing on-the-go media editing thanks to features such as ProRes and “Cinematic Mode”.
New Details of Just How Late and Over Budget City Infrastructure Projects Run
The city’s capital budget process has been notoriously inefficient and rife with cost overruns and delays, leading to many questions about how the city is spending tens of billions of dollars on essential infrastructure maintenance, upgrades, and development.