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Human rights lawyer Corinne Carey and Beyond the Brink podcast host Rosemary Armao talked about the recent deaths of their mothers, a sad experience they shared. For both, the expected pain of becoming an orphan was compounded by grief over the turbulent politics in the country. Snd for Corinne, whom you’ve heard on this program before, her efforts to get a death with dignity law passed in NY stat...

Garlic and fire cider are long time folk remedies for guarding your health. As the temperatures get cooler and our immune systems need more protections, join us at Wed. 10/21 for a workshop to plant garlic at Collard City Growers garden at 5pm and then to make fire cider with Heidi Woolever at People's Health Sanctuary at 6pm. Space is limited. Register here https://www.mediasanctuary.org/event/ga...

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, First, we talk with Heidi Wollever about fire cider making and garlic planting, a workshop taking place on Wednesday Oct 21. Then, Mark Dunlea interviews New York State Senate District 44 candidate Sarah Rogerson as part of our local election coverage. Later on, Jasmine Thomas interviews Patrick Harris Jr and Wisdom Johnson about The Renaissance Black Film Fes...

A four day event dedicated to film, black narratives and storytelling, music, and community fun, The Renaissance Black Film Festival is back in town! Jasmine Thomas, got to sit down with two representatives, Patrick Harris Jr. and Wisdom Johnson, for a conversation in anticipation! To learn more: https://www.nyblackfilmfest.com

Thom Francis welcomes Toledo, Ohio poet John Dorsey to the stage for a reading at The Linda, WAMC's Performing Arts Studio, hosted by the Hudson Valley Writers Guild and literary journals Hobo Camp Review and Trailer Park Quarterly. +++++ John Dorsey has written many poetry collections, including Teaching the Dead to Sing: The Outlaw's Prayer, Tombstone Factory, Appalachian Frankenstein, Being the...

On Saturday October 17, Troy Indivisible organized a “Sidewalk Stand Out” event around the Troy Farmers Market to boost early voting. Hudson Mohawk Magazine’s Andrea Cunliffe was there speaking with organizers of Troy Indivisable, No Kings, and others participating in this non partician event engagaing with the public. The intent was simply to share information about early voting and its benefits....

On October 19, the Albany Common Council approved a resolution asking the state legislature to approve a commuter tax for the city, where 86% of the workers are nonresidents. The proposal however has generated bipartisan opposition from area elected officials. Sam Fein, the City auditor, talks with Mark Dunlea of Hudson Mohawk Albany why such a tax makes sense for Albany, as well as about other wa...

Retired National Weather Service Meteorologist Hugh Johnson is back from vacation. He reviewed weather events, the current el Niño, and the week ahead. He spoke with Sean Bernyk with support from Ethan Wilder.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine: First, we hear about the No Kings events held across the country to promote early voting and fight back against election theft. Then, Andrea Cunliffe brings us a forum between candidates running for Rensselaer County Assembly Dist 108. Later on, we welcome retired National Weather Service Meteorologist Hugh Johnson back to the show to talk about the weather. A...

In this week's episode, Joanna talks to Jose about the colonial influence on Puerto Rican migration

Chloe Pierce is the Democrat-WFP candidate in the 107th Assembly District (most of Rensselaer County, parts of Washington and Columbia Counties, town of Bethlehem), running against Scott Bendett in a rematch of their close 2024 race. She works for a public interest lobby firm (Malkin and Ross) on issues such as food insecurity, single payer health care (NY Health) and the recent passed Medical Aid...

On October 17, there were thousands of No Kings events held across the country to promote early voting to guard against election theft by the Trump administration. We hear from Frances Sweet, Roland Hoffman and Karen Kaufman in Troy, and Jim Tierney, Greg Giorgio, and Tom Ellis in Albany. With Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Magazine.

Sarah Rogerson is a public‑interest attorney and immigration law expert running on the Democrat-Working Families Parties lines for the New York State Senate in District 44 (Saratoga & Schenectady counties) against incumbent James Tedisco. Her campaign website emphasizes cost‑of‑living relief, community safety, affordable healthcare, and long‑term planning for working families. She has also highlig...

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, First, Mark Dunlea learns more about a new exhibit at the New York State Museum in Albany celebrating a half century of the Hudson River Sloop Clearwater. Then, Lennox Apudo takes us to October 5th’s Albany Common Council meeting where concerns were raised about the recent increase in street violence. Later on, Garrett McCary talks to Kim Tateo about her upcom...

The Tech Valley Center of Gravity is a non-profit makerspace, manufacturing incubator, and STEAM education center located in downtown Troy. Dan Falkenstrom the center's Operations Manager tells us more about what they do. Lennox Apudo reports.

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In this week's episode, Joanna talks to Arely about Mexican traditions and el Dia de los Muertos

A new exhibit has opened at the New York State Museum in Albany celebrating a half century of the Hudson River Sloop Clearwater and the role of music and its sloop in building the movement to save the Hudson River. The exhibit consists of a collection of Great Hudson River Revival signs, programs, photographs, and other artifacts. The initial exhibit will be on display through April 25, 2027, with...

Feeling burned out? Maybe forest bathing is good idea! This intentional practice in nature is the topic of Victoria Gaither's upcoming event at Rainbow Rand in Lake George on Oct 16. Follow Victoria on instagram at @were2nextvic

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, First, Mark Dunlea talks with Mary Panzetta about the nationwide NO KINGS event on Saturday October 17 to encourage early voting. Then, Willie Terry has audio from the unveiling of “Kevin Pryor Way,” the honorary street sign at 7th Ave & Ingalls Ave in Troy for our local organizer, Kevin Pryor. Later on, Arbor Mae speaks with Assembly Member Gabriella Romero a...

Correspondent Arbor Mae meets with Assembly Member Gabriella Romero in the first of this two part series on the proposed, "Build More, Get More Act." The bill aims to incentives NY state municipalities to build more housing by providing them a minimum of $10,000 per housing unit. To find out more information about the proposed legislation you can follow the link here: https://www.nysenate.gov/legi...

Costumes are fascinating, with so much variety and similarity around the globe. In Mexico, photographer Phyllis Galembo photographed costumes, masks, and rituals throughout the country from 2008-2026. Galembo's photographs are currently on display, in large form photographs plus a few collected costumes, at the Albany Institute where Associate Curator Steffi Ibis Duarte gave Hudson Mohawk Magazine...

Kim Tateo discusses her upcoming exhibit, "Moon/Stone" , and what it means to combine music and paintings, inviting people to "listen to a painting and see a concert." The exhibit will be in the Black Box Theater at the Arts Center of the Capital Region in Troy on November 6th from 6-830pm.

The nationwide NO KINGS event on Saturday October 17 will encourage voters to show up at the polls, make their voices heard and when possible, vote early for the upcoming midterm elections. There are more than a dozen NO KINGS events in the Capital District (indivisiblealbany.org/nokings4). Mary Panzetta talks with Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Magazine. Early voting is October 24th through Novemb...

On Friday, September 18, 2026, Hudson Mohawk Magazine Network Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry covered the City of Troy “honorary street sign dedication at 7th Ave & Ingalls Ave as “Kevin Pryor Way.” In this labor segment, Willie recorded Troy Mayor Carmelia R. Mantello presenting the street naming and Kevin Pryor thanking his supporters, family, and friends.