I Speak for the Stakeholders
Creating a life-conducive economic system of business
Fordham Conversations
Tapping into the Fordham University community to uncover and discuss issues that impact our world, near and far. Sundays at 6am with host Robin Shannon.
The Human Experience
What does it mean to be human? A group of Brooklyn filmmakers travel the globe searching for the answer.
It’s the Beginning of Something Good
Higher education takes on politics and news.
Egypt’s Revolution
A Long Island Student in Egypt discusses the protests.
Heat and Light
Revisiting the Pelham Picture House
After major renovations the Pelham Picture House is preparing to reopen.
Understanding 20-Somethings
Emerging Adulthood plus 20-Somethings and The Church
Sizing Up the Sierra Leone; the Poets of Kundiman
A shakedown survival story from Sierra Leone. Also, the Kundiman Asian American Poetry Retreat.
Melissa Labonte went on a 10-day research trip to Sierra Leone. She came back with a shakedown survival story and a renewed distaste for the movie "Blood Diamond." Also, Sarah Gambito on the Kundiman Asian American Poetry Retreat, and how it all began. Influences include: Donald Trump.
A Conversation with Eliot Spitzer
The Former New York Governor Sits Down with Professor Thane Rosenbaum.
Director of the Forum on Law, Culture and Society at Fordham Law Thane Rosenbaum speaks with Former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer.
The Pelham Picture House
How A Historic Westchester Movie Theater Is Saved and Restored.
A historic independent Westchester Movie Theater is saved from being demolish by a community of people who banded together.
