Presidential Disability
September 04, 2019|Robin Shannon
What happens when the president is disabled or dies? What about when there's no vice president? Fordham Conversations host...
Walk with Frank: Raising PTSD Awareness
September 04, 2019|George Bodarky
Frank Romeo is an artist, an educator, and a Vietnam veteran who was diagnosed with 100 percent post-traumatic stress...
UNderstanding the UN: Getting to the Basics
September 03, 2019|Brianna Lyman
The United Nations has been in New York since 1946, making it one of New York’s most well known sites. While it’s sheer size...
New York City Schools to Address Issue of Segregation
September 03, 2019|Brianna Lyman
New York City School Chancellor Richard Carranza addresses growing concerns over school segregation.
New York City Planning Commission Advances Plan to Close Rikers
September 03, 2019|Julia Agos
The New York City Council will vote on whether or not to close Rikers Island next month. WFUV's Julia Agos reports on how...
Getting To The Art of It: Statues for Equality
August 30, 2019|Alexandra Parker
Only a small fraction of statues in New York City are of women. But, there's a project that's trying to change that. For...
Missing Persons: Challenging methods of finding lost loved ones
August 28, 2019|Robin Shannon
There are hundreds of thousand missing persons in the FBI’s database. For many people, the methods of finding their lost...
UNderstanding the UN: How It All Started
August 28, 2019|Brianna Lyman
The United Nations 74th General Assembly kicks off on September 17th . You can expect to hear representatives from around...
Bullet Space: 'We're Still Kickin'!'
August 28, 2019|George Bodarky
New York City is home to a variety of alternative art spaces, but perhaps none have a story like this.
In the mid-Eighties, a...
Senator Richard Blumenthal Takes On Fast Food Companies
August 27, 2019|Brianna Lyman
Connecticut Senator Richard Blumenthal is calling out fast food and soda companies for disproportionately targeting children...