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Climate change and pollution are rapidly changing our planet’s ecosystem. One of the most pressing and serious issues...

When you think about dictators, you often think about brutal, larger-than-life figures. WFUV’s David Escobar sat down with...

Growing up, characters on TV and in films are an important part of how people create their own identities. But for people of...

The Latinx community has always been a big part of New York City’s history, but some of its members have historically been...

Our guest is Dr. Meisha Porter, CEO of the Bronx Community Foundation. It is the first and only community foundation in the...

With rising inflation and an economy still recovering, food insecurity has grown across the city. WFUV’s Madison Colombo...

After Juneteenth former slaves built affluent communities all across the country. And one entrepreneur hopes to recreate...

The WFUV “What's What” podcast explores current events, culture news and hot topic issues surrounding the New York...

Before it was a beloved Bronx hotspot, Van Cortlandt park was a plantation, a fact lost in recent decades. Like many places...

      If you happen to be walking by Coney Island and sea merfolk a-pier, make sure to not clam up, they’re probably from...

Millions of Americans are currently living with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia. But the Asian-American...

Drums Along the Hudson is a Native American festival and multicultural event that celebrated its 20th anniversary earlier...

The American Library Association tracked seven hundred twenty nine challenges to one thousand five hundred ninety seven...

New York is home to all sorts of creative communities, one of which is the floral community.LEAF, a flower festival aims to...