Nuance with Mike Scala and Jay Carter

In this week's episode of Nuance, we delve into the intersections of history, justice, and the arts. We celebrate the opening of the International African-American History Museum and its Center for Family History, a landmark event in the preservation and understanding of African-American heritage. We also revisit the Rawkus 50 project, exploring its implications for independent artists in the...

Political consultant Andrey Bystrov and Sheba Abrahaim of the League of Women Voters join us this week to deconstruct the 44-page federal indictment of Donald Trump. The indictment presents a comprehensive list of 37 federal accusations directed at Trump, encompassing offenses such as obstruction and the unauthorized possession of defense information. These charges arise from the discovery of nume...

In this episode of Nuance, we delve into the intricate interplay between past actions and future potential. We examine NY's Clean Slate Act, a proposal that could redefine the future for former felons, freeing them from the chains of their past after paying their debts to society; considering a focus on rehabilitation vs punishment. Simultaneously, we navigate the murky waters of unproven sexu...

In this week's episode of Nuance, Mike Scala and Jay Carter explore a wide range of topics. They share their personal fitness journeys and discuss the significance of diet, while also addressing the struggles of undocumented immigrants and the intricacies of healthcare. The conversation also touches on the impact of non-compete clauses and a fascinating anecdote about a lawyer's interactio...

Join us this week on Nuance as hosts Mike Scala and Jay Carter delve into a variety of fascinating topics. From the world of wrestling to the dangers of vaping, especially among underage users, this episode is packed with insightful discussions. We also have a special guest, Chris McDonough, aka Father Krayven, who shares his experiences and perspectives on these subjects. This week: Professional...

We talk about some of the current news of the day. This week: Do you have a will? Social media companies and your data A win for the Rockaways Daniel Penny's killing of Jordan Neely with a chokehold Writers Guild of America's writers' strike's concern over streaming and the rise of AI Nuance with Mike Scala and Jay Carter is a weekly video podcast that engages its audience through...

Join us in this week's episode of the Nuance Podcast as hosts Mike Scala and Jay Carter delve into a diverse range of topics. From the struggle of achieving fitness goals to the intricacies of music mixing, a review of Timberland's TikTok show, a deep dive into copyright in the music industry, and a discussion on the MTA's fare hike. This episode is brimming with insights, personal exp...

New locations and new partnership with Nuance. This week Are varied interests an asset? Get your share of the Facebook class-action settlement New York's conflicting and archaic ballot access laws Should we be doing more to regulate the cost of living? AI song-making - Drake and The Weeknd, Timbaland and Biggie

Sheba Abrahaim of the League of Women Voters joins us again this week as we discuss the cost of living and affordability in NYC and more. This week: Rockaway Beach Autism Families' 2023 Rockaway Walk for Autism recap A recent a report stating that half of NYC households can’t meet their basic financial needs New York's high judge's appointment confirmed Nuance with Mike Scala and Jay C...

We talk about the new landscape of promotions in the era of social media, what should be done with extra funds, and everything being increasingly political. This week Is touring still a good way for music artists to promote themselves and their music? NYPD spends $738,000 on Digidogs, robot police dogs Governor Hochul still faces pushback on judge appointment Nuance with Mike Scala and Jay Carter...

This week The potential Tiktok ban and social media profiles School uniforms Mayor Eric Adams spends $738,000 on Digidogs, robot police dogs, for the NYPD amid budget cuts Gun control and arming teachers Nuance with Mike Scala and Jay Carter is a weekly video podcast that engages its audience through examination of current events from the unique perspectives of its hosts and guests. → SUBSCRIBE TO...

Political consultant Andrey Bystrov joins us to talk about Donald Trump getting indicted. Is a gym membership worth it? Book bans New York's proposal to ban gas stoves Discussing gun laws, concealed carry in Florida, and the second amendment Ron DeSantis vs Donald Trump for the GOP nominee Donald Trump indicted Nuance with Mike Scala and Jay Carter is a weekly video podcast that engages its au...

Real estate agent Helene Leskin helps run the Beach 92nd Street Community Refrigerator that provides free food to anyone in the community to aid in the fight against food insecurity. She talks with us about the ups and downs of the community-based project and the need for continued support with food donations and volunteers. This week Identity theft and internet scams The Beach 92nd Street Communi...

We catch up on our last two poll topics, the new about the failing banks, gun laws, and Hip Hop icons & health care. This week: Separation of church and state Should the government bail out the failing banks with taxpayer money? New law to track guns in New York Rakim and Doug E Fresh at a Health Care Rally with AG Letitia James Should people be able to sue prosecutors for misconduct? The fals...

Kami-Leigh Agard is the founder of the community support group Rockaway Beach Autistic Families and a Rockaway Times columnist penning the bi-weekly column “Life With Our ‘Artistic’ Child". Kami joins our conversation this week about the bank collapses and her organization's first ever upcoming Rockaway Walk for Autism on Sunday, April 23rd, 2023. This week Kami-Leigh Agard and the 2023 Ro...

QueensLink Interim chief of staff Jasper von Seeburg talks the QueensLink rail, the need for transportation options in Queens, and an upcoming rally. This week Chris Rock finally breaks his silence about being slapped by Will Smith at the 2022 Oscar's in new special "Selective Outrage" Jasper von Seeburg shares his work on the QueensLink project Should the Mario Cuomo Bridge be renamed...

In this week's podcast, we'll be discussing a diverse range of current events and controversial issues, from the politics surrounding New York's chief judge to the question of whether social media platforms should be liable for the user generated content on their platform. Join us as we explore these pressing topics and dive into the complexities and nuances that surround them. This we...

Joe Thompson, president of Howard Beach Civilian Observation Patrol (HBCOP), joins us for part two of the discussion we had with Vice President of Community Relations Jeremy Bucaria regarding the proposal from the Howard Beach civic organization to hire a private security firm to patrol the streets of Howard Beach. Joe speaks on his position and the outcome he'd like to see. This week Chuck D&...

Kwasi Asare, the founder of Feedia, has extensive experience in marketing and consulting for major brands and companies in music, tech, and beyond. Kwasi talks with us about the 2050 Forums, his most ambitious endeavor to date, which brings together experts and thought leaders to work towards solutions for the global issues that humanity is facing. This week Rihanna's Super Bowl 2023 Halftime...

Howard Beach Civilian Observation Patrol Inc. (HBCOP) Vice President of Community Relations Jeremy Bucaria is back to talk with us about a controversial proposal. This week Hip Hop 50th Anniversary performance at the 2023 Grammys Proposal for paid private patrols in Howard Beach NYC to lift vaccine mandate for public workers, leaving question of priority hiring for previously fired employees eBike...

Join us for an insightful episode as we welcome Aminta Kilawan Narine, a legislative attorney, writer, organizer, and community advocate in Queens. Aminta shares her perspectives and insights on balancing cultural practices and public needs to her efforts to fight for Diwali. We address the police brutality that led to the death of Tyre Nichols. Get ready for a thought-provoking and engaging discu...

Dayton Towers president and media cartoonist Thomas Kerr talks about striking a balance in working in the best interest of the building residents and gives his unique opinion on media running with fake news stories. This week: Today's polarized landscape Thomas Kerr's view on his responsibility towards Dayton Towers and his work as an illustrator Ron DeSantis bans AP African American Histo...

When politics turns violent with political consultant Andrey Bystrov. We explore a recent political event that has sparked public interest. We discuss the issues surrounding accountability and responsibility in elected officials. We look into new developments surrounding a particular individual and the use of technology in a well-known venue. This Week: Political hopeful Solomon Peña charged in vi...

Rose Deonarine is a real estate agent, radio show host, and event emcee. She joins us to talk about real estate, the benefit of being involved in community organizations, and the skills of emceeing. This Week: Networking in the community The New York State of the State address Nuance with Mike Scala and Jay Carter is a weekly video podcast that engages its audience through examination of current e...

2023 is here and there are a number of new laws that went into effect on January 1st that you might want to know about. We go over a few of these laws and discuss the once-in-a-hundred-years disarray going on in Congress as the Kevin McCarthy repeatedly fails to gain the votes to become Speaker of the House. This week: Would you prefer to drive or fly? More developments in the George Santos case a...