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Imagining the Radical Imagination of Stanley Aronowitz
To honor the first co-host of The Radical Imagination; host Jim Vrettos and guests Michael Pelias & Immanuel Ness, talk about Stanley Aronowitz, his work and legacy.
Elecciones 2020
Carlos Cabrera y Zenaida Mendez analizan la votación en las Elecciones 2020, considerando especialmente la particpación del pueblo latino en los comicios.
Gay USA 11/4/2020
Congressman-elect Ritchie Torres, D-NY; results for other LGBTQ candidates around the U.S. ∎ It was a turbulent election that did see more LGBTQ people elected. Our guest is Congress Member-Elect Ritchie Torres of the Bronx, the first Afro-Latinx LGBTQ member of the US House. ∎ Supreme Court hears...
Coach Jon Cane chats his book ‘Triathlon Anatomy’ 2nd edition
Stacy Creamer gets to ask the questions of Coach Jonathan Cane on his co-authoring the 2nd edition of the best-seller 'Triathlon Anatomy'.
Lomachenko vs. Lopez Post-Fight Coverage by TSC News
TSC News looks back at Teofimo Lopez's stunning upset win over Vasiliy Lomachenko in the main event of Top Rank Boxing on ESPN to become the unified lightweight champion! We hear from Brooklyn native Lopez Jr. and his father/trainer Lopez Sr. on the huge win and what's next!
Imagining What Liberty Might Mean in America
Host Jim Vrettos interviews Donna Lieberman, Executive Director at the New York Civil Liberties Union (NYCLU). With liberty being such a common theme in American history, this conversations explores if America's reality has not been consistent with its rhetoric.
Rikers Crisis Renews Push for State Bill to Create 'Correctional Ombudsman' and Oversight Board
November 9, 2021
The legislation would establish a "correctional ombudsman" and a new Correctional Oversight Board separate from state and local correction departments.
Hochul Pledges to Release 'Ironclad' Conflicts of Interest Policy
October 29, 2021
In answering some of the persistent questions around whether a conflicts-of-interest policy exists and what it entails, Hochul’s administration is offering new details and a promise that the policy will be released publicly.
Hochul Signs Two Bills to Protect Domestic Violence Survivors
October 28, 2021
Governor Kathy Hochul is signing two bills today to protect the personal information and finances of domestic violence survivors fleeing their abusers.