Podcasts about Capital region

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, Jacob Boston brings us a Halloween special. First, Marrow and Sina Basila Hickey bring us their coverage from The Black Box: Not for the Faint of Art, a haunted house produced by The Arts Center of the Capital Region. Then, we go to the Troy Central Little League's “Halloween Safe Night.” Later on, Jody Cowan sits down with a group of young people to find out what they think about Halloween. After that, Sina Basila Hickey talks to Phyllis Galembo about her photographed series titled "Dressed for Thrills: 100 Years of Halloween Costumes and Masquerade." Finally, Brea Barthel takes you to the Lansingburgh Public Library, where you'll hear some recommendations for some "witchy" romance novels to read with your Halloween candy this year.

The tenth annual event to benefit both the residents of the YWCA of the Greater Capital Region as well as people in need in the greater Capital Region, is coming to Troy on Thursday, November 6th.“Brava!” a fundraiser that will provide new bras to those in need, will be held at The Arts Center of the Capital Region in Troy from 6 - 8:30 p.m.

On October 18th, in the Capital Region, 22,000 people gathered in Albany and Troy for “NO KINGS” 2. Andrea Cunliffe from Hudson Mohawk Magazine captured the sounds and voices of the day. We hear from Maranna from Indivisible, Congressman Paul Tonko, Assemblyman John MaDonald, Clowe Pearse, Bryan Paz-Hernandez, Facilitator, No Kings Coalition Albany, and others on saving our Democracy. "NO KINGS" is more than just a slogan—it's the foundation our nation was built upon. Born in the streets, carried by millions in chants and on posters, it echoes from city blocks to rural town squares, uniting people across this country to fight dictatorship together.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, First, a look at complaints about the treatment of students of color in the Schenectady school system from Mark Dunlea. Then, Andrea Cunliffe brings another report from the recent No Kings rallies in the Capital District. Later on, Rosemary Armao continues her conversation about mourning. After that, as part of our election coverage, we hear from Ryan Brosnan, who is running for Troy City Council in District 2 Finally, with Halloween almost here, we hear from Trumaster Trimingham about his Manic Managerie at the Arts Center of the Capital Region for another year of spooks. Co-host: Mark Dunlea $ Benno Greene Engineer: Jalaya Reid

This week, we're kicking back at Jack's apartment recapping his first married Saturday, our video that dropped this past week on 2BD, and a few local news stories we think are nuts!!!EPISODE NOTES:Happy National American Beer Day to Michelob Ultra (0:16)Jack's now happy to not have gone on a honeymoon…yet (2:44)Peaks and Pits presented by WellNow (8:18)Jack is entering his hot husband era at Crossgates (9:15)The entire internet saw my family photographs and THANK GOD they did (38:27)Unpacking the last week (51:51)That's Nuts!!! presented by Resolute Physical Therapy (1:08:05)WellNow Urgent Care is open 7 days a week, with or without an appointment with locations all throughout the 518 and the Great Upstate.Resolute Physical Therapy in Halfmoon offers in-person as well as virtual services for pregnant and postpartum women in the Capital Region. From labor prep classes to pelvic floor therapy, Resolute PT provides a welcoming environment for all kinds of moms.

Trumaster Trimingham and his Manic Managerie return to the Arts Center of The Capital Region for another year of spooks. Tru speaks with Marrow about his creative process as chaos and a dedicated crew come together to put on four unforgettable nights of terror and fun. The show opened on Tuesday, October 28th, and finishes on Halloween night. For more information, you can find the Manic Managerie on Instagram, @manicmanagerie.haunt.

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In this episode, the Pitch Putt & Puff crew sits down with Mani, manager of The Green House Dispensary in Troy, NY. We talk all things dispensary life, from running one of the chillest shops in the Capital Region to the growing cannabis culture right here in upstate New York. Mani gives us an inside look at what it's like managing a modern dispensary, the hottest products on the shelves, and how The Green House keeps the vibe high and the community higher. We also dive into their spooky seasonal celebration — Ganja & Ghouls — an event blending good buds and good vibes for Halloween lovers and cannabis connoisseurs alike. Expect stories, laughs, and a few ghostly puffs along the way. e Grab your greens, tune in, and let's roll into this one.

Invested in Our New Reality is back with Season 15: Defence Innovation — the podcast exploring how Canada's Capital Region is powering a nation.

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Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, First, Mark Dunlea brings us coverage from the Break the Bonds NY State campaign's rally in Albany advocating for the divestment of the NY State Common Retirement Fund from Israel Bonds. Then, Sean Bernyk talks with Collar City Pride founder Meagon Nolasco to discuss Queer History across different cultures tracing it all the way back to the 18th and 19th century to the present day. Later on, retired national weather service meteorologist Hugh Johnson joins us to discuss recent weather events and what to expect of the weather this week. After that, we hear from Phat as he talks with Joanna Dreby about his family's immigration story to the Capital Region. Finally, Tarik Shah talks about the lasting effects of being a victim of The War on Terror. “Tarik Shah: Don't Play Like Them” will screen at the Sanctuary on Friday October 24.

Albany Pro Musica is celebrating its milestone 45th anniversary season. It's been a remarkable journey of bringing world-class choral music to the Capital Region. They're marking the occasion with a special October 19th concert, Hear My Heart Sing, at Proctors' Key Hall at 3PM.

At 12:00 Noon on Saturday, October 18, the people of the Capital Region will gather on Western Avenue between Fuller and Manning Boulevard for a nonviolent demonstration and march in collective celebration of their right to peaceably assemble, and to reaffirm, once again, that America has No Kings! More than 2600 No Kings events are planned nationwide. Organizers cite that the Trump administration is targeting immigrant families, profiling, arresting and detaining people without warrants; threatening to overtake elections; gutting health care, environmental protections, and education when families need them most; rigging maps to silence voters; ignoring mass shootings at our schools and in our communities; and driving up the cost of living while handling out massive giveaways to billionaire allies, as families struggle. Leyla Kiosse of Albany Indivisible and Mary Panzetta of We Get Out the Resistance previews the local event with Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Magazine.

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Host Warren Garling interviews Jay Clark about his long radio career, starting as an overnight DJ in the Capital Region and rising to program director roles at major stations including WTRY, WPRO, WTIC, WABC, and KHits. The episode traces Clark's experiences in the Top 40 wars, format changes (including WABC's switch to talk), programming and promotion lessons, memorable on-air moments, and his later work with Sirius and consulting before retirement. You'll get behind-the-scenes stories about station strategy, promotions, mentoring talent, and how radio evolved from local personality-driven shows to today's multimedia landscape. 

This week, I'm back from my Botox and feeling better than ever post-baby's first birthday celebrations while Jack is here to chat about what makes this coming weekend so dang historical right here in Saratoga Springs. We also discuss our thoughts on the new T.S. album and recap a few stories you might've seen on the Internet.EPISODE NOTES:It's about to be a historic weekend with Saratoga 250 (0:20)Nobody Asked Me, But.. (9:10)Counting Saturdays (19:45)Sleeping in my makeup (34:08)Crawling at the mall (35:30)Glistening for the first time (53:50)This peak is really a pit after my week at Rejuva Center Saratoga (59:08)Thoughts on The Life of a Showgirl (1:02:30)In Case The Internet Didn't Tell You presented by Mohawk Chevrolet (1:13:32)Saratoga 250 is celebrating Siege Weekend with a roundup of activities happening this weekend in the Capital Region. Visit Fort Hardy Park in Schuylerville on Saturday, October 11 to experience historical reenactments, activities and more.Visit Mohawk Chevrolet to shop their top-notch selection of Chevrolets from sedans to SUVs, as well as a variety of used vehicles, a service center and knowledgable staff. Together let's drive.

Noteworthy Resources organized the Capital Region's 1st ADHD Awareness Walk to promote access to resources, fosters visibility and representation, and creates a strong support network for individuals of all ages. Often misunderstood, ADHD is a way to understand a person's brain. For Noteworthy Resources Founder and Executive Director Tatiana Benack getting a diagnosis of ADHD was a relief, and so she wants to educate others. She spoke with Sina Basila Hickey. Learn more here https://www.nwralbany.org/adhd-awareness-walk

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On this episode of the DOT POD we are celebrating our 50th episode! And what better way to mark the occasion than to give you 50 on 50...Route 50, that is. Anya and Josh and on the road, literally, as they record the episode while cruising down the 31 miles that make up New York State Route 50, going from Scotia to Gansevoort. Joining them on the drive is Region 1's Valerie Deane who shares some history about the Capital Region route, as well as some highlights and a few hidden gems.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, First, Mark Dunlea reports on the NY state senate's roundtable on the implementation of the state's climate law, CLCPA. Then, the Renaissance Black Film Fest is returning to the Capital Region, and Patrick Harris Jr will join us to talk about what to expect this year. Later on, Marsha Lazarus talks with Diane Reiner co-founder of Jajja's Kids, which supports kids who are homeless in Kampala, Uganda. After that, Juan Pantaleon jokes with comedians Tyler Artis, Blake Whitbeck, and Gus Young about The Artis't Comedy Showcase at the 217 Taproom in Albany. Finally, Thom Francis introduces us to poets Tim Maloney and Pam Jacobson who read work at the Fish Market in Troy.

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Thom Francis introduces us to poet Mimi Moriarty who shared her poems “Empty” and “Pause” at the Poetic License Poetry Reading and Open Mic at The Fish Market in Troy on Tuesday, September 22, 2025. —— Poetic License 2025 is here. The Hudson Valley Writers Guild and Upstate Artists Guild have teamed up for the forth year to bring together poets and artists in the Capital Region. Poetic License, which began in 2022, is a joint project between the two organizations where visual artists create work inspired by local writers' poems. On Tuesday, September 22, poets and artists gathered in Troy for the first Poetic License Poetry Reading and Open Mic featuring the writers whose poems are included in the show. Mimi Moriarty was the first reader of the evening with two poems including “Empty” which inspired a photograph my Tess Lecuyer. Local poet and photographer Dan Wilcox hosted the event and began the night with a brief history of the project and the poem of his own. This year's Poetic License exhibit is currently on view at The Fish Market in Troy, NY with special events taking place through the end of the month. The exhibit will move across the river to the Honest Weight Food Co-op for October and November kicking off with a First Friday Opening Reception on Friday, October 3.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, First, Mark Dunlea speaks with numerous local solar advocates after the SUN Day solar celebration that was held on September 21st. Then, Cat Jones tells her story regarding homelessness after interviewing multiple folks who have experienced being houseless. Later on, Hudson Mohawk Magazine Correspondent and Unity House Food Security Manager Amy Halloran reads an essay about food access that was previously published by the Times Union. After that, Juan tells us about the next round of the Capital Region funnest comedian contest. Finally, Thom Francis highlights poet Mimi Moriarty who shared her poems “Empty” and “Pause” at the Poetic License Poetry Reading and Open Mic at The Fish Market in Troy Hosts: Vinny DamaPoleto and Caelan McPherson Engineer: Caelan McPherson

The Albany Book Festival, established in 2018, draws thousands of book lovers from across the Capital Region and beyond to an intellectually stimulating and dynamic daylong event on the University at Albany uptown campus that promotes literacy and fosters a love of reading among all ages.This annual fall festival features bestselling authors, panel discussions, book-signing sessions, online workshops for aspiring writers, and areas dedicated to young-adult and children's books. Regional authors and poets join in open mic sessions. Dozens of authors, bookstores, publishers, and literary organizations will be featured online.

In years past, formal dining rooms were used for Sunday dinner or holiday get-togethers, opportunities to cook a traditional meal, served on fine china, leisurely eaten among family or friends over a glass of wine. Today, estate sales are jam-packed with barely-used china no one wants because in most modern households meals are often fast-food or grabbed from the to-go counter and holiday meals are often catered and sometimes served on paper plates. So, what do you do if you are a homeowner with an underutilized formal dining room? Well, not so long ago Mauree Brooksher was in such a position when she and her husband bought a 50-year-old home with a traditional formal living room. Uncertain what to do with it, Mauree turned to social media for ideas. There, she found a blog showcasing a formal dining room converted into a mahjong room, with beautiful pictures of the tables and tiles. Mauree was hooked. Today, Mauree and her business partner Stephanie Politz, own and operate Mahjong Rouge, a club of sorts that offers mahjong classes and hosts tournaments to promote the game in the Capital Region. Founded in 2024, Mahjong Rouge has taught 1,300 students the tile-based game that dates back to the mid-1800s in China. Now, the game has become so popular that Mauree and Stephanie recently launched Mahjong New Orleans. What constitutes “fun” changes over time and is different in each culture, each community, and each family. Technology has greatly impacted the ways we entertain ourselves and interact with others. From radio to television to games played on our computers, technology is constantly evolving and therefore changing our lives in new and different ways. What hasn’t changed is the simple pleasure and joy of being in the company of others. People with a strong sense of community just feel better, leading to greater emotional resilience and higher life satisfaction. Mahjong is an old game with an enduring purpose of gathering family or friends around a table for an evening of fast-paced skill and cunning. By teaching mahjong classes in Baton Rouge and New Orleans, Mauree and Stephanie are broadening people’s appreciation of Chinese culture and offering new opportunities for fun and community. Out to Lunch is recorded live over lunch at Mansurs on the Boulevard. You can find photos from this show by Ian Ledo and Miranda Albarez at itsbatonrouge.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're week out from the 20th anniversary of Coaches vs Cancer in the Capital Region. Siena head coach Gerry McNamara and UAlbany head coach Dwayne Killings on the importance and impact of this event, plus a game of Pictionary with the guys. The MLB regular season is down to the final week. Will the Mets hold onto a Wild Card spot? Will the Mariners' Cal Raleigh reach 60 HR? Do the Yankees go in peaking or limping? Plus, Week 3 of the NFL season. Injuries dominate the early storylines. We're handing out our picks after an embarrassing record in Week 2. And, the stars of NBC's Brilliant Minds join the show!

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, First, Mark Dunlea speaks with Ethan Gormley of Citizen Action about the upcoming protests Make Billionaires Pay. Then, Sina Basila Hickey chats with Tara Aisha Willis, who is bringing new energy to the theater and dance curation at EMPAC at RPI. Later on, Willie Terry brings us more voices from the Capital District Area Labor Federation's 'Labor Day 2025 Celebration - Rally and Picnic'. After that, Juan Pantaleon sits down with three stand-ups who are running the 2025 Capital Region's Funniest Comic Competition. Finally, Thom Francis highlights the newly appointed, inaugural Poet Laureate of Schenectady, Adonis Richards.

Ellen Sinopoli of The Ellen Sinopoli Dance Company talks with Hudson Mohawk Magazine's Andrea Cunliffe at the local sidewalk juice bar in South Troy. They talk of the celebration of 35 years the ESDC. In honor of its 35th anniversary, ESDC is making 35 visits to sites around the Capital Region inviting audiences to have an up-close and personal experience with dance. Performing on a large mat of interlocking squares around which the audience gathers, the dancers perform works from the company's repertoire of over 90 dances along with new ones specifically created for this series. There's no admission charge, no lighting, no frills…but lots of movement invention, excitement and fun for all ages! Each of the 35 performances will feature a slightly different program — no two will be exactly the same!. Performances begin with Friday, September 19, 2025 at 6:45 PM Universal Preservation Hall 25 Washington Street, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 Saturday, September 20, 2025 at 3:00 PM Hon. Karen B. Johnson Central Library 99 Clinton Street #2, Schenectady, NY 12305 For more information go to: https://sinopolidances.org/performance/putting-out-the-welcome-mat/

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For the first time in a decade, we've brought on new writers to critique the dining scene in the Capital Region and Hudson Valley. On this episode, Steve Barnes sits down with Stephanie Gravalese and Shannon Lee to talk memorable meals, restaurants, and the role of the food critic in an age of Yelp reviews. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine: First, Mark Dunlea reports on the criticism of Cong. Josh Riley and Comptroller Tom DiNapoli's support for the genocide in Gaza. Then, Willie Terry talks to David Banks, organizer and activist with the Troy Area Labor Council and United University Professions. Later on, retired National Weather Service Meteorologist Hugh Johnson joins us to give a brief recap of this summer's weather and what to expect of the local weather this autumn. After that, Joanna Dreby and Moses Nagel bring us our weekly segment Everybody Moves. This week we hear from Susan, a student from China. Finally, Benno Green talks to Veena and Devesh Chandra, a mother-son duo that plays and teaches Indian classical music in the Capital Region.

Times Union columnist Chris Churchill explores an idea to pull all of the Capital Region under one municipal umbrella. Also on this episode, we debut a snippet of our new limited series true crime podcast, “The Girl in the Pond,” about the unsolved murder of Hazel Drew. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On Monday, September 1, 2025, the labor community came together for the 'Labor Day 2025 Celebration - Rally and Picnic' at Lanthier's Grove Corporation on 4 Dunsbach Ferry Road in Latham. Our labor correspondent, Willie Terry, was there, engaging with union members to hear their thoughts on the labor issues and concerns that were at the forefront this Labor Day 2025. In this second segment of the voices from the Labor Day picnic and rally, Willie interviews Joe Paparone, Organizer and activist with the NYS Poor People's Campaign, Nonviolent Medicaid Army, and the National Union of the Homeless in the Capital Region.

On Monday, September 1, 2025, the labor community came together for the 'Labor Day 2025 Celebration - Rally and Picnic' at Lanthier's Grove Corporation on 4 Dunsbach Ferry Road in Latham. Our labor correspondent, Willie Terry, was there, engaging with union members to hear their thoughts on the labor issues and concerns that were at the forefront this Labor Day 2025. In this part-one segment of the voices from the Labor Day picnic and rally, Willie interviewed Doug Bullock, a longtime labor activist in the Capital Region.

WAMM Fest 2025 — the Capital Region's first festival dedicated entirely to women-led music. Happening Sunday, September 14 at The Hangar in Troy, the event will bring together powerful harmonies, blazing guitars, and fearless voices across genres, plus a marketplace of women-owned businesses.

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This week, Thom Francis reintroduces us to poet, writer, and editor James H Duncan. In their conversation, they talk about traveling and living as a writer all around the country and right here in the Capital Region. James read his poem “Albany” at The Linda, WAMC's Performing Arts Studio on December 17, 2021. — James H Duncan is the editor of Hobo Camp Review and the author of “We Are All Terminal But This Exit Is Mine,” “Vacancy,” and “Beyond the Wounded Horizon,” among other books of poetry and fiction. His latest collection of poetry is “We Have Waited Long Enough,” a collaboration with poets Gabriel Richard and Kevin Ridgeway. James has been back in the Capital Region for a few years after moving to Texas and spending time out west. After James shares his poem, "Albany," he goes on to talk about Albany, coming back home after time away traveling, and growth as a writer of both poetry and prose.

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Michael Kirsty of The Friends of Chamber Music previews their 77th season, "The Year of the Living Composer," with HMM's Andrea Cunliffe. They give us insight and inside information about the music and musicians in the line up of the 6 concerts in the Capital Region for this 2025-2026 season. This season brings masterpieces of the Classical and Romantic eras to bold, vibrant works by today's leading voices — including two exciting Friends of Chamber Music Commissions and world premieres — this season promises an unforgettable musical journey. For more information go to : FriendsChamberMusic.org.

Chris Holman welcomes Nicole Noll-Williams, president and CEO of the Capital Region Airport Authority, Lansing, MI. Chris had several questions for Nicole in this month's conversation: We understand the airport will play host to a couple of events (closed to the public) July 30th, tell us more? {AIAM, the Aerospace Industry Association of Michigan, has a luncheon, same day as announcement of electric plane charging units}. Apple Vacations is changing things up for 2026? Breeze Airways, Tampa and Fort Meyers, tell us about those routes? » Visit MBN website: www.michiganbusinessnetwork.com/ » Watch MBN's YouTube: www.youtube.com/@MichiganbusinessnetworkMBN » Like MBN: www.facebook.com/mibiznetwork » Follow MBN: twitter.com/MIBizNetwork/ » MBN Instagram: www.instagram.com/mibiznetwork/

Jajja's Kids Co-founder DIANE REINER shares how her “…life has been forever changed, and is grateful for all that resulted,” the impact on children in the Capital Region…and what it means to have a SMALL, BUT MIGHTY ORGANIZATION! Part 4 of a 4-part interview. Produced by Marsha Lazarus

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As Maggie Mancinelli-Cahill takes her final bow as Producing Artistic Director at Capital Repertory Theatre, we're marking the end of an extraordinary era in Albany's arts scene, and we are thrilled to have her on the Roundtable this morning.Maggie's final production as Producing Artistic Director closes with “Once” on Sunday, Aug. 10. She's joins us to discuss her journey, her impact, what's next, and what she hopes theREP and the Capital Region's arts scene will continue to grow into.