Podcast appearances and mentions of hudson mohawk

On Saturday, November 9 elected officials, city residents and environmental leaders gathered on the banks of the Hudson River near the BASF toxic waste site in the City of Rensselaer to express strong opposition to a new incinerator project. A New Jersey company called Harbor Rock is eyeing the property to incinerate river sediment from the bottom of the Hudson River and possibly other rivers and New York Harbor. In part one of Hudson Mohawk's coverage, we hear from Jessica Welshans, a local resident, and Judith Enck, former regional administrator for the federal EPA. By Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Magazine. Audio provided by Sonja Stark.

On Saturday, November 9 elected officials, city residents and environmental leaders gathered on the banks of the Hudson River near the BASF toxic waste site in the City of Rensselaer to express strong opposition to a new incinerator project being proposed by a New Jersey company called Harbor Rock. In part two of Hudson Mohawk's coverage, we hear from Rensselaer Mayor Mike Stammel; Bob Welton of Rensselaer Environmental Coalition; and Joe Ritchie of Lights Out Norlite. By Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Magazine. Audio provided by Sonja Stark.

In this segment, Hudson Mohawk magazine radio correspondent, A'Livija speaks with Executive Director Marcos Stafne about White Feather Farm's 3rd annual soil fest in Saugerties, NY. Listen to Marcos discuss the interactive soil workshops ranging from brew tasting, soil testing, foraging, composting, natural farming techniques and more! There will also be fresh veggies available at the farm stand and live music by O'Sullivan's March! To find out more about White Feather Farm and get tickets to Soil Fest!

At 3:32 AM on Friday morning, in the waning hours of the 2024 NYS Legislative session, the NYS Assembly unexpectedly passed the NYS Climate Superfund Act to require the largest greenhouse gas polluters in the state to pay $3 billion a year to help deal with the damages from their pollution. The unexpected victory came after Governor Hochul shockingly threw the legislative session into chaos by suddenly announcing she was halting the long-awaited congestion pricing in NYC. Anne Rabe of NYPIRG, the principal organizer for the bill, discusses how the bill passed and what steps are needed to convince Governor Hochul to sign in. With Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk magazine.

A proposal from the federal Environmental Protection Agency would impose the strictest limits on lead in drinking water since federal standards were first set 30 years ago. It has a goal of replacing nine million lead pipes within the next 10 years. Rob Hayes of Environmental Advocates explains the proposal, including its impact on Troy and other local communities. With Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk agazine..

The first episode of Hudson Mohawk Magazine (HMM) aired on September 11, 2017. On the program's 5th anniversary, Sina Basila Hickey spoke with co-founder of The Sanctuary for Independent Media and Hudson Mohawk Magazine about creating the volunteer-produced HMM and choosing the launch date. This is an excerpt from that longer interview, rebroadcast on HMM's 6th anniversary.

For all the radio lovers and radio curious, join us for an open house where you will have a chance to engage with Hudson Mohawk Magazine producers, engage with our content in an interactive way, and come into the radio studio to get your own story out there. Co-hosts Mark Dunlea, an HMM producer since its inception, and Sina Basila Hickey, the current radio coordinator, spoke about why they are involved in this program, the benefits, what it takes to be a producer, and what to expect this weekend. Sat. May 13, from 1pm-3pm in the Sanctuary main space: 3361 6th Ave.

The Albany Center for Law and Justice is working to stop Jordan Young from facing a prison sentence that they say may be fatal for the young Albany Native. He has not fully recovered after being shot by Albany police in January in a case that is under investigation by the Albany Community Police Review Board. Moses Nagel reports for Hudson Mohawk magazine.

The prolific musician Hudson Mohawk joins to talk about his new record and a recent viral reddit post by a man who can only have sex to the melody of Hudson Mohawk's hit song "CBAT"

Hudson Mohawk Magazine launched on September 11, 2017 with the conscious goal of creating a community radio platform to nurture diverse voices in the Capital Region in response to increasing assaults on our civil liberties. Sina Basila Hickey asked Steve Pierce, co-founder of the Sanctuary for Independent Media about the evolution of this program on it's 5th year anniversary. This photo is from the very first HMM show

The push to expand public power has grown tremendously in New York in recent years. In June, the state Senate passed the Build Public Renewables Act to authorize the state (NYPA) to build renewable energy, something that the private sector has blocked. Despite a majority of Assemblymembers indicating they would vote for the measure, Speaker Carl Heastie refused to bring it for a vote but did allow a public hearing on the bill to be held on July 28. From the ten-hour hearing, we hear from Laurie Wheelock of the Public Utility Law Project; Megan Carr of NY Lawyers for the Public Interest; Conon Bambrick of Environmental Advocates; Xavier Kandler of New York Renews; Anne Reynolds of Alliance for Clean Energy; and Daniel Chu of NYC Environmental Justice Alliance. By Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk magazine

Bethlehem Neighbors for Peace dedicated this week's vigil to protesting the recent Supreme Court decision overturning the right to abortion. Candace Lider speaks with Mark Dunlea of Hudson Mohawk magazine about why reproductive freedom is a peace issue.

Paul Stewart is retiring after 22 years as the Training Director of the Community Loan Fund in Albany. Paul has worked for other human service organizations as well, and still leads the Underground Railroad Education Center with his wife Mary Liz Stewart. Paul discusses his work at the Loan Fund and his effort to make the world a better place. With Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk radio Network.

Hudson Mohawk magazine correspondent Steve Pierce speaks with Poestenkill Town Board member Eric Wohlleber about newly-discovered PFOA pollution in Rensselaer County drinking water and a public meeting scheduled for 7 PM on Monday, September 27, 2021 at the Poestenkill VFW at 25 Veterans Street in Poestenkill.

Petri Dish was a member of the founding collective of Radio Mutiny, 91.3 FM in Philadelphia, and a founder of the Prometheus Radio Project. Petri Dish goes around the country helping community radio stations like Hudson Mohawk with the engineering needed to get on the air. He talked with Mark Dunlea of HMM about his work on community radio, including his current efforts in Philadelphia. Part 1 of 2.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, We begin by hearing from Peter LaVenia, Co-Chair of the Green Party of NYS at this week's Tonko Tuesday. Then, Hudson Mohawk's Labor Correspondent Willie Terry speaks to Frank Chapman, Education Director and Field Organizer for the Chicago Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression about Black August Later on, we have another "Crowned" segment from Yolissa Richardson, in this segment she is talking with Dr. Xaiver Coughlin. After that, Corrine Carey talks with Heather Barr about the Biden administration's recent move to withdraw from Afghanistan Finally, Remus and Raz join us in the studio to talk about puppetry

In Rensselaer County, most nominees of the Working Families Party are being challenged in the June primary by individuals largely supported by the Republicans. In many cases, the nominees advanced by the GOP are just there to force a primary, at which individuals aligned with the GOP who have enrolled in the WFP will write in the names of the candidates nominated by the GOP in the general election. Phil Markhm of the State Committee in Rensselaer County of the WFP is interviewed by Mark Dunlea of the Hudson Mohawk radio network.

Last week five statewide good government groups released a letter urging the NYS Empire State Development to finally release its database of the multi-billion dollars New York awards annually for development projects. The state legislature provided $500,000 two years ago to create the database. We hear from Tom Speaker on Reinvent Albany. By Mark Dunlea for the Hudson Mohawk radio network.

Last week five statewide good government groups released a letter urging the NYS Empire State Development to finally release its database of the multi-billion dollars New York awards annually for development projects. The state legislature provided $500,000 two years ago to create the database. We hear from Tom Speaker on Reinvent Albany. By Mark Dunlea for the Hudson Mohawk radio network.

Grannies for Peace in the Capital District are participating in An Appeal to All Women to Unite for Peace on Sat. May 1 at 1 PM. We interview Mabel Leon. It starts with a short video of diverse women reading the first Mother's Day Proclamation, issued by Julia Ward Howe in 1870. Individual grannies will then speak to some of the current issues in the world of 2021 - including the nuclear dilemma, Afghanistan, Iran, Yemen, climate survival, police violence, and Grannies' love. By Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk radio network. Sign up at https://bit.ly/3b3uBIv

Each year more than one billion dollars is stolen from the paychecks of low-income workers in New York. A coalition of workers and community groups worked for years to pass the SWEAT bill to address the problem, only to have Cuomo two years ago veto the bill on New Year's Day. We talk with restaurant worker and NMASS member Carlos Herrera about a recent protest outside the Governor's office in Manhattan. With Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk radio network.

Feature contributor Leslie Hannon brings us a series of interviews exploring grassroots and independent news media in Upstate New York and beyond. Hannon recently spoke with Steve Pierce of the Hudson Mohawk Magazine in Troy, NY about the rewarding but challenging work of developing community reporters and producing a daily news show focused on a wide range of issues from local government to environmental justice. More info about the Hudson Mohawk Magazine is available at mediasanctuary.org. Original air date: 3/19/21

A new report by Bennington College Professor, David Bond, shows that the amount of toxic fire fighting foam burnt at the Norlite hazardous waste incinerator in Cohoes is far greater than state and company officials have disclosed. A new website that compiles all the shipments of AFFF from the Department of Defense from 2016 to 2020 for burning has been put together. Norlite burned more AFFF than any other facility even though federal and military officials believe that incineration is not effective. By Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk radio network. www.bennington.edu/AFFF

Bobbi Wilding is the new Executive Director of Clean and Healthy NY after many years of serving as Deputy Director. She discusses their work on reducing children's exposure to lead; flame retardants; and health concerns with personal health care products. With Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk radio network.

No show this week, because we are running a digital show and sale for our weavers guild. You can check it out here : HMWG.org/show. See you next week with out interview with Angie Parker! Music by Guesthouse.

Robert Porter is the Libertarian candidate for State Assembly in the 109th Assembly District (Albany). We discuss taxes, COVID, and other issues. With Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk radio network.

While the Norlite hazardous waste incinerator in Cohoes has drawn protests recently over its burning of toxic firefighting foam from the Department of Defense, it also burns 65 tons a day of other toxic materials. We talk with Mike Ewall of the Energy Justice Network about his review of the EPA database on what Norlite is burning. With Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk radio network.

On Saturday, May 30 several thousand people marched in Albany to demand criminal justice reform, focusing on both local problems with the Albany police and the recent killing for George Floyd in Minnesota. In part 2, we continue our talk with Dr. Alice Green, Executive Director of the Center for Law and Justice, including the issue of the militarization of the police force. With Mark Dunlea and Alexis Goldsmith for Hudson Mohawk radio network. (for radio play)

On Saturday, May 30 several thousand people marched in Albany to demand criminal justice reform, focusing on both local problems with the Albany police and the recent killing for George Floyd in Minnesota. We talk with Dr. Alice Green, Executive Director of the Center for Law and Justice. With Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk radio network. (Part 1, radio)

On Saturday, May 30 several thousand people marched in Albany to demand criminal justice reform, focusing on both local problems with the Albany police and the recent killing for George Floyd in Minnesota. We talk with Dr. Alice Green, Executive Director of the Center for Law and Justice. With Mark Dunlea and Alexis Goldsmith for Hudson Mohawk radio network. (Full interview)

The latest episode of the Talkhouse Podcast features rapper Oddisee and singer-songwriter Sinkane in conversation. The old friends powerfully — and hilariously — share the triumphs and travails of pursuing careers in music as Sudanese Americans. They also chat about the current and historic musical infrastructures of rap and punk, Oddisee’s amazing Hudson Mohawk connection, and how Caribou helped change Sinkane’s life. Plus Sinkane drops some "Sudanese Dad wisdom." Check it out, and subscribe now on iTunes or Stitcher to stay in the loop on future episodes of the Talkhouse Podcast. —Elia Einhorn, Talkhouse Podcast host and producer @eliaeinhorn This episode was recorded by Elia Einhorn, and mixed and co-produced by Mark Yoshizumi.

The title track from New Varieties by Lymbyc System; "Play N Go" by Hudson Mohawk from Ded Sec Watch Dogs 2; "Comet People" by Witchchord from Nerostar; "46-50" by Dedekind Cut featuring Active Child from $uccessor; "Scary Objects" by Radian from On Dark Silent Off; "S200729" by Pita from Get In; "Jammed Exit" by Thee Oh Sees from An Odd Entrances; "Red Tide" by Loscil from Monument Builders; "Flatliners" by Papa M from Highway Songs; "Looking to the Same Sign" by Via App from Sixth Stitch; "13.7" by Supersilent from 13.

The title track from New Varieties by Lymbyc System; "Play N Go" by Hudson Mohawk from Ded Sec Watch Dogs 2; "Comet People" by Witchchord from Nerostar; "46-50" by Dedekind Cut featuring Active Child from $uccessor; "Scary Objects" by Radian from On Dark Silent Off; "S200729" by Pita from Get In; "Jammed Exit" by Thee Oh Sees from An Odd Entrances; "Red Tide" by Loscil from Monument Builders; "Flatliners" by Papa M from Highway Songs; "Looking to the Same Sign" by Via App from Sixth Stitch; "13.7" by Supersilent from 13.

Well I just went on an album buying spree (and you should too!!) because once again, the research paid off.  I listened to around 1500 bands.  Narrowed that down to 100 or so.  And then wrote out an itinerary of about 40 which, I actually got to see.  It is so much work but the reward is so worth it.  SXSW is really something I live for.  To all my friends and family that helped make it such an awesome event, and for understanding when I could only hang out for 10 minutes because I had the next show to run off to, this podcast is my thank you.  If you're curious where I was running off to, I have included my ridiculous itinerary below.  I would love for someone to figure out how many miles I put it.Wed730-800 Keeper at Swan Dive Patio800-840 Aisha Burns at Lucille900-940 Marian Hill at Blackheart930-1000 Basecamp at Lucky Lounge1000-1040 The Seshen at The Iron Bear (TruThoughts Showcase)1100-1140 Odesza (badges only) at The Parish1130-1245 Kidnap Kid at V Lounge1200-1240 Little Simz at Latitude 301200-1240 Jared and the Mill at Esther's Follies1:00-1:50 The Last Bison at Esther's FolliesThur800-850 Rubblebucket at IFC Fairgrounds840-925 Doomtree at Karma Lounge930-1010 Until the Ribbon Breaks at Bar 961000-1040 Hypnotic Brass Ensemble at Flamingo Cantina1100-1140 Zionstereo at Speakeasy1200-1230 DeJ Loaf at Tap Room at The Market1230-200 Austin Bassdrive Sessions at Dozen ClubFriday730- Photay at Central Presbyterian 800- Irene Diaz at Flamingo Cantina830- Nyla at Palm Door910- Kate Tempest at Maggie Mae's Rooftop1000- Joel Laviolette at Russian House1100- Chadwick Stokes at Lucky Lounge1130- Badbadnotgood at place that used to be Antones1230- Ghostface Killah with Badbadnotgood at place that used to be Antones115-300 Hernan Catteno at KingdomSaturday230-300 GFOTY + Spinee at Hype Hotel300-345 A. G. Cook at Hype Hotel400-445 Sophie at Hype Hotel445-500 Obey City at Hype Hotel500-600 SOPHIE at Hype Hotel500-545 Hudson Mohawk at Hype Hotel600-700 The Iguanas at Joe's Coffee800- Velvet Caravan at Elephant Room800- Melie at Maggie Mae's900- Rocky Dawuni at Russian House1000 - Ibeyi at Bungalow1045- HxdB at Plush1115- Badbadnotgood at Bungalow1200- Tunji Ige at Empire Garage100- SOPHIE at Red Eyed FlyThere were so many mind blowing good performances.  There is no way I could cover them all in one mix.  For example, I made no mention of when I went to see BADBADNOTGOOD and then it turned out that after their set, surprise, they were playing backup for Ghostface Killah!  And that was just one of the many SXSW miracles I had.  Also not on the podcast is Hernan Catteno building it up and breaking it down till 3am.  So so good.  Oh man and as always, Austin, you came through with so so much amazingly delicious food.  Long story short, it was perfect.  Always is.  Can't wait to do it again.  Oh and don't forget, you can check out all the SXSW playlists I put together on Spotify to dig into all the other bands. username: ActiveListener.  Thanks for listening and don't forget to support the artists.Aaronwww.activelistenerpodcast.comLink to Kate Tempest poem: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCMmyhMirqUTracklist (these are links to buy the tracks)1.Our Lives Our Time by Chadwick Stokes on The Horse Comanche2.Joy by Joel Laviolette & Rattletree on Joy3.The Fall by The Seshen on Unravel4.Bad Doctor ft. BoomBaptist by Keeper on Bad Doctor5.Oya by Ibeyi on Ibeyi6.One Time by Marian Hill on Sway7.Try Me by Dej Loaf on Try Me8.Final Boss by Doomtree on All Hands9.Have I by Little Simz on AGE 101: DROP 110.Lonely Daze by Kate Tempest on Everybody Down11.Hold Your Own by Kate Tempest12.Perspective ft. Homeboy Sandman by Until The Ribbon Breaks on A Lesson Unlearnt13.Sun Models ft. Madelyn Grant by ODESZA on In Return14.Gibbous by Hypnotic Brass Ensemble on Hypnotic Brass Ensemble