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How do historians preserve memory?
With the rise of social media, we have fewer and fewer hard copies of letters, photos, and other documents. So what happens...
Strike A Chord: Helping Disabled Veterans Find Work
When Ozias Batista was discharged from the army in 2000, she struggled to find a job. Soon, she and her five kids found...
Meet the Faces of the 1976 New York City Marathon
As runners prepare for the upcoming New York City Marathon this Sunday, participants from the 1976 race met up to reflect on...
Strike A Chord: Boot Camp Style Training in Manhattan
Marine veteran Alex Fell is leading a fitness class at a studio in Midtown Manhattan. Fell served in the marines from 1996...
Veterans Returning Home
The road to reintegration can be difficult for veterans. It can be hard to find a job and a place to live. And some vets...
Strike A Chord: Closing the Civilian and Veteran Divide Through War Literature
Leo Farley is reading Phil Klay's short story "Redeployment" aloud as part of the so-called Craft of War writing workshop at...
Strike A Chord: Closing the Civilian and Veteran Gap Through War Literature
Leo Farley is reading a short story aloud as part of the so-called Craft of War writing workshop at the Morris Park Public...
Strike A Chord: Closing the Veteran and Civilian Gap Through Reading War Literature
Leo Farley is reading a short story aloud as part of the so-called Craft of War writing workshop at the Morris Park Public...
Strike A Chord: Furry Friends Can Make All The Difference
Anibal Torres served in the military from 1984-2002. Since returning home to the Bronx, he's struggled with depression and...
How A Picture Might Cost You An Airbnb Rental
According to some reports, certain Airbnb hosts have been turning people away because of the color of their skin, or even...
Edgar Allan Poe and the Bronx
On this week's show, Fordham Conversations host Kyle McKee talks with historian Angel Hernandez about the legendary gothic...
The Gangs of Chinatown
New York City's Chinatown is known for its restaurants, shops and festivals, but what about gang violence? Rewind to the...
New York's Gun Problem
New York has some of the strictest gun laws in the nation. However, a new report from the New York Attorney General's Office...
A Millennial Who Defies the Credit Card Odds
Jack Giachetti is not unlike most college students. He crams for tests late at night. Drinks copious amounts of coffee and...
Halloween Spending to Hit $8.4 Billion
Haiti: An Island in Need
Earlier this month, Hurricane Matthew tore through the southern coast of Haiti leaving over 1,000 dead. It’s now up to...