CUNY TV's One to One

Host Sheryl McCarthy interviews Johanna Fernández, author of "The Young Lords: A Radical History", one of the most influential political and social activist groups of the 60's and 70's in NYC.

CUNY Law Professor Frank Deale talks about the history of voter suppression and the risks of it in the upcoming Presidential elections on "One to One with Sheryl McCarthy".

Host Sheryl McCarthy welcomes Harold Holzer, Abraham Lincoln and Civil War leading authority, to talk about the removal of Confederate statues and his new book "The President's vs. the Press". CUNY TV, September 15, 9:00PM.

Did you know there is no Federal anti-lynching law even with the Black Lives Matter protests and murder of George Floyd? Find out why on "One to One" from Gloria Brown-Marshall, Professor of Constitutional Law at John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

The new Queens College President Frank H. Wu sits down with host Sheryl McCarthy to discuss his plans for this ethnically diverse college and his thoughts about today's racial justice issues. Wu is the first Asian-American at the helm of QC.

Author and poet Honor Moore talks to host Sheryl McCarthy about “Our Revolution”, her new memoir of her mother, Jenny McKean Moore, mother of 9 and wife of Episcopal Bishop Paul Moore Jr., who battled to become a more modern woman.

Black communities have been heavily targeted by police during COVID-19. Writer and journalist Jill Nelson shares her own personal story about being arrested for writing an anti-Trump message in chalk on a boarded-up building.

Back in March, the 2020 Census forms were sent to most American households, asking them to fill out the surveys and return them by April 1. But COVID-19 has set back a lot of things.

We all know that dogs are smart. They can guide a blind person through a boisterous crowd; tell us when they’re ready for a walk; and sometimes differentiate between objects. But just how smart are our canine friends?

Host Sheryl McCarthy welcomes André Aciman, the author of the new novel “Find Me”, a follow-up to “Call Me By Your Name”. Aciman writes about sudden, all-encompassing love which, once it is lost, haunts the rest of one’s life.

Do Trump's anti-immigration policies mirror past US history? Host Sheryl McCarthy speaks with immigration history expert Nancy Foner, Distinguished Professor of Sociology, Hunter College/The Graduate Center.

Did you know CUNY has it's own medical school? Host Sheryl McCarthy welcomes Erica Friedman, M.D., the school’s Interim Dean, and Gabriela Santiago, a member of the first graduating class.

Do you speak with New York-isms? Host Sheryl McCarthy welcomes Cecelia Cutler, Professor of Linguistics at Lehman College, to talk about the hallmarks of the New York accent.

Brooklyn College's Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema is featured in this episode. Host Sheryl McCarthy welcomes Charles Haine, Acting Program Director, and Khaula Malik, alum and filmmaker, to talk about what's special about this new film school.

Corey Robin, author of one of the top books of 2019 "The Enigma of Clarence Thomas", is interviewed by host Sheryl McCarthy. Mr. Robin is Professor of Political Science at The CUNY Graduate Center and Brooklyn College.

Sheryl McCarthy has a conversation with the Hon. H. Carl McCall about his 50 years in distinguished public service, looking at career, life and his recent appointment as Leader in Residence at Hunter College's Roosevelt House.

Interracial marriages today? Host Sheryl McCarthy talks with Prof. Erica Chito Childs at CUNY and an expert on interracial marriages and how communities respond to their relationships.

Closing of Rikers? Prison Reform? Host Sheryl McCarthy talks with top prison expert, John Jay College Distinguished Lecturer in Corrections and former NYC Commissioner of Correction.

How can NYC spread the benefits of its elite high schools to a more racially diverse group of students? Host Sheryl McCarthy talks with David Bloomfield, Professor of Education Leadership, Law & Policy at CUNY's Brooklyn College & Graduate Center.

Interview with Téa Obreht, author of new critically acclaimed novel "Inland". Talks w/ host Sheryl McCarthy about the meaning & characters of this epic journey in Wild West.

It's now the 2nd anniversary of Hurricane Maria. Is Puerto Rico recovering? Host Sheryl McCarthy talks with Dr. Edwin Meléndez, Director of the Center for Puerto Rican Studies (Centro) at Hunter College.

On One to One - National Parks of New York Harbor Commissioner Joshua Laird talks to Sheryl about the abundance of nationally recognized historical sires around NYC. 7/22 @8:30pm