She Was, She Is: Women in Government
April 16, 2021|Rebecca Gutierrez
In Episode 2 of She Was, She Is, we're looking into women in government. We talk with Marti Speranza Wong, the executive...
Artists Look Back for a Path Forward
April 14, 2021|George Bodarky
Many artists have been struggling throughout the pandemic. On this week’s Cityscape, we’re exploring the history of a...
She Was, She Is: Women in Music
April 09, 2021|Rebecca Gutierrez
In episode 1 of She Was, She Is, we're looking at the music industry. We talk with Nicole Barsalona, the director of the...
There's Always a First: Keeping Things Local
April 08, 2021|Helena Rampersaud
Karen Wang is a Chinese-American from Manhattan, and owns her own small business, Wang NYC. She shares the importance of...
Antiracism Education and Young Children
April 08, 2021|Robin Shannon
Fordham Conversations host Robin Shannon talks with Dr. Joy Dangora Erickson. They discuss the importance of talking about...
The Ripple Effects of a Pandemic on Nonprofits
April 07, 2021|George Bodarky
The pandemic has had a profound effect on many industries and organizations, including nonprofits.
Joining us this week to...
Bronx Connections The Digital Divide in College Admissions
April 02, 2021|Eliot Schiaparelli
Hosts Eliot Schiaparelli and Nora Thomas sit down with Patricia Peek, Dean of Admissions at Fordham and Ilana Drake, high...
Olivia Ngo: 'I Wish People Would Care'
April 01, 2021|Helena Rampersaud
Our guest is Olivia Ngo, a senior at NYU studying public policy. She talks candidly with us about Asian hate and the need to...
Knitting and Crafting Through the Pandemic
March 31, 2021|George Bodarky
Over the past year a lot of people have found sanity in new hobbies like puzzles, coloring, knitting and crocheting.
On this...
What Topics Need Covering?
March 29, 2021|George Bodarky
In light of the killing of George Floyd in May of 2020, WFUV launched the podcast called "Community Dialogues" to ensure...