Podcast appearances and mentions of Jessica Ramos

With the June 24 Democratic primary fast approaching, Queens state Sen. Jessica Ramos sat down with NY1's Errol Louis for the first installment of a series of interviews with the mayoral candidates. Ramos, who hopes to become the city's first woman and Latina mayor, focused on key issues such as affordability, housing and mental health. She reflected on her journey from growing up in a working-class Colombian family in Queens to her accomplishments in the state Senate, including helping raise the minimum wage and securing relief funds for excluded workers. Throughout the conversation, Ramos highlighted how her Queens upbringing continues to shape her approach to public service and leadership. Join the conversation, weigh in on Twitter using the hashtag #NY1YouDecide or give us a call at 212-379-3440 and leave a message. Or send an email to YourStoryNY1@charter.com.

This week, mayoral candidate and former Gov. Andrew Cuomo had some highs — and some lows. He was once again confirmed to be a frontrunner in a new Siena College poll, but he was also denied millions of dollars in public matching funds because of a so-called technical glitch. Meanwhile, Queens Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani is the first mayoral candidate to max out on public matching funds. Mamdani, along with some of the other candidates, spent the week going after President Donald Trump. NY1 political director Bob Hardt, investigative reporter Courtney Gross and statehouse reporter Bernadette Hogan break down a busy week in the race for mayor. After that, the “Off Topic” team continues its series of profiles on Democratic mayoral primary candidates. This week's installment finds them discussing Jessica Ramos, the Queens state senator running to the left of most of the other candidates. Leave a message: 212-379-3440 Email: yourstoryny1@charter.com ABOUT THE SHOW What happens when three New York reporters sit in a (small) room and talk politics? Join the NY1 political team each week for a conversation where no topic is off-limits and everything is on the record.​

Send us a textJessica Ramos is a 31-year-old registered nurse and passionate advocate for domestic violence awareness, drawing from her personal journey of survival and healing. Born and raised in the San Gabriel Valley, Jessica's life has been shaped by her strong foundation in faith and education, which she received through attending Catholic school from preschool through college. As a teenager, she built some of her best memories at Ramona Convent Secondary School in Alhambra and her first job at Marie Callender's in Monterey Park, where she later returned during the holidays, embracing the joy of reconnecting with her roots.Growing up in a home with divorced parents, Jessica and her sister experienced financial struggles, but both parents shared a mutual belief in providing a strong education and a safe environment. Jessica's focus on academics led her to complete a Bachelor's in Nursing and establish a solid career, but it wasn't until later that she realized her academic success had been driven by a deeper need for love and affection, stemming from unresolved childhood wounds.At 25, Jessica purchased her first home, only to find herself in an emotionally abusive relationship that would alter the course of her life. What began as a seemingly innocent relationship quickly turned toxic, leading to a cycle of emotional, verbal, physical, and sexual abuse. While she was excelling in her career as a nurse during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, Jessica faced a very different kind of nightmare at home—one marked by manipulation, gaslighting, and coercion. The relationship slowly stripped her of her voice, dignity, and sense of self.After enduring years of trauma, Jessica finally found the strength to escape. She sold her home, took a leave of absence from work, and began the long process of rebuilding her life from the wreckage of an abusive relationship. Although her case against her abuser was dismissed in court, Jessica's journey to healing had only just begun. With the support of loved ones, therapy, and access to resources like EMDR, somatic exercises, and organizations such as Peace Over Violence and East LA Women's Center, Jessica has taken back control of her life and found the strength to speak out about her experiences.Now, Jessica shares her story as a domestic violence survivor to spread awareness and help others who may be going through similar struggles. She hopes that by highlighting the early signs of abuse, the importance of self-worth, and the red flags to look out for, she can prevent others from enduring what she did. Her advocacy work is driven by her belief that domestic violence can affect anyone, regardless of their background or education, and that life after abuse can still be full of hope, healing, and beauty.Jessica's courage and resilience have transformed her into a voice for change, and through her journey, she has embraced the stronger, wiser version of herself. Her story is a reminder that healing is possible, and she is grateful for the opportunity to share her experiences in hopes of making a difference in the lives of others.___________________Music CreditsIntroEuphoria in the San Gabriel Valley, Yone OGStingerScarlet Fire (Sting), Otis McDonald, YouTube Audio LibraryOutroEuphoria in the San Gabriel Valley, Yone OG__________________My SGV Podcast:Website: www.mysgv.netNewsletter: Beyond the MicPatreon: MySGV Podcastinfo@sgvmasterkey.com

There probably wouldn't be enough room in a three-ring circus for all the candidates and all the drama in the race for mayor in New York City. In the wake of federal corruption charges that have been dropped against him, incumbent Mayor Eric Adams is struggling in the polls. Rather than run in a crowded Democratic primary, Adams announced this month that he's skipping that race in June and will run as an independent candidate in the general election in November. Meanwhile, despite major controversies in his past, former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is the early frontrunner in the crowded primary race that also includes the City Council speaker, the city comptroller and several state lawmakers. One of the early surprises in the race has been the strong showing of little-known Queens state Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani.  Joining NY1's Errol Louis to size up the field is Jeff Coltin, a reporter at Politico, who is an expert in local politics. Their conversation delved into the complexities of ranked-choice voting and the strategies of various candidates, including former City Comptroller Scott Stringer, current City Comptroller Brad Lander, Queens state Sen. Jessica Ramos and City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams. They also touched on the unpredictability of the race and the calculations candidates are making leading up to the primary and the general election. Join the conversation, weigh in on Twitter using the hashtag #NY1YouDecide or give us a call at 212-379-3440 and leave a message. Or send an email to YourStoryNY1@charter.com.

What's the difference between a parking lot, a park and a casino? Just a few words scribbled on some paper if Mets owner Steve Cohen gets his way, and it looks like he might now with a well compensated assist from State Senator John Liu that's also a kick in the shins of his legislative colleague and mayoral candidate Jessica Ramos. Co-host Katie Honan explains it all, and then Christina Greer and Harry Siegel go deep on the mayor's race, political science and why no one should be allowed to review a book if they haven't written one.

We speak with Queens State Senator and NYC mayoral candidate Jessica Ramos, who is running as a pro-labor progressive.

Our co-hosts John Tarleton and Amba Guerguerian speak with Queens State Senator and NYC mayoral candidate Jessica Ramos, who is running as a pro-labor progressive. We then speak with Indypendent Contributing Editor Nicholas Powers about his latest book: Black Psychedelic Revolution: From Trauma to Liberation.

Ramos also delved into her position as “a labor Democrat… in a lane of my own,” her “plan to call for a mental health emergency on day one of my mayoralty,” the city's “new Gilded Age” and the battle for a casino license here (“Andrew Carnegie, who wasn't as rich as Steve Cohen is today, by the way he built 2,500 public libraries”), and much more In the latest episode of the pod's series of sitdown interviews with the Democratic mayoral candidates.

In this episode, we sit down with Senator Jessica Ramos, a proud daughter of Jackson Heights, Queens, whose journey from a working-class Colombian immigrant household to the New York State Senate fuels her fight for the people. Now, she’s running for NYC Mayor, determined to create a city that truly uplifts immigrants, workers, and everyday New Yorkers. She calls out Mayor Eric Adams for vilifying immigrants while benefiting from their labor, exposes NY’s wage theft crisis, and stresses why a Latino-majority city needs a Spanish-speaking mayor. She also shares her life beyond politics—being a mom, still riding the NYC subway, her love for salsa music, and even meeting Bad Bunny before his rise to fame. With her campaign in full swing, she’s raising funds to qualify for the ballot and pushing for real change. Tune in to hear why she believes it’s time for bold leadership in NYC!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Queens State Senator and Democratic mayoral candidate Jessica Ramos warns the Department of Justice's call to dismiss the case against Mayor Eric Adams could undermine public trust in government. Meanwhile, Governor Kathy Hochul is urging lawmakers to delay a bill that would extend the timeline for calling special elections. Plus, towns across New Jersey are requesting a reduction of over 11,000 affordable housing units from their state-mandated requirements. WNYC's Mike Hayes reports.

New York State Senator Jessica Ramos (D, District 13, Queens) talks about the session in Albany, responds to the ICE raids in NYC, and discusses her challenge to Mayor Adams for the Democratic nomination for mayor in the June primary.

On The Dominic Carter Show, Dominic discusses Luigi Mangione returning to New York, NYC mayoral hopeful Jessica Ramos getting denied funds and a letter written to him about the hardships of parenting. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

State Senator Jessica Ramos, a Queens Democrat, joined the show to discuss key dynamics and outcomes of the 2024 elections, including the significant increase in Latino support for Donald Trump and his better-than-expected performance in New York City, as well as the early phases of her 2025 campaign for New York City Mayor, and more. (Ep 472)

A Life-Changing Choice at 21 At 21, Jessica was a single mother of two young boys, pursuing her education and trying to get off welfare when she discovered she was pregnant. With the baby's father in prison and her own path toward stability just beginning, she made the brave decision to explore adoption.   An Unlikely Match Made in Perfect Timing After months of struggling to match with a family due to concerns about her medical history, Jessica finally connected with Connie and Matt. The twist? They were already expecting a baby through embryo adoption, due just ten weeks before Jessica's delivery. Rather than deterring her, this unique situation drew Jessica to them even more, especially when they discussed raising the girls as sisters.   From Darkness to Light: 16 Years Later Today, 16 years after placement, Jessica's story has come full circle. She went on to complete her education, marry, and have another daughter. The open adoption has allowed her to maintain a connection with her daughter and the adoptive family, with annual visits that have helped heal generational wounds - including her own father's adoption experience. Her journey from a struggling young mother demonstrates the power of choosing hope in the midst of difficult circumstances.  

Under a cloud of questions and a federal probe, Edward Caban resigned as commissioner of the NYPD on Thursday. Caban was tapped by Mayor Eric Adams to be NYPD commissioner in July 2023, replacing Keechant Sewell and was the first Latino to hold the position. The news of Caban's resignation comes after sources told NY1 last Thursday that federal investigators visited his house and took his phones, and seized electronic devices from several other NYPD executives. NY1 investigative reporter Courtney Gross, NY1 criminal justice reporter Dean Meminger and political director Bob Hardt look at Caban's decision to step down, the federal investigation into the NYPD's nightclub enforcement practices and Caban's interim replacement, Tom Donlon, a retired FBI officer. After that, the “Off Topic” team looks at the many members of the Adams administration currently under investigation and the announcement that state Senator Jessica Ramos will challenge Adams in the 2025 primary. Leave a message: 212-379-3440 Email: yourstoryny1@charter.com

In this week's episode, Kathy Jacobs, former President of Compliance Institute speaks with Jessica Ramos, Head of Regulatory Oversight and Financial Affairs, EBA Clearing, to discuss the state of payments regulation in the EU today. In this episode, Jessica describes who EBA Clearing are and her role within the company. Jessica advises why she works in the payments industry and what she enjoys about the industry. Jessica outlines the current challenges and opportunities in payments and what role regulation plays in payments. Jessica paints a picture of the current payments EU regulation landscape and what challenges regulation has brought to the payments industry and the industry has responded. Jessica describes the role the customer plays in shaping the agenda for payments and what she sees the future holding for the industry

In this week's episode, Kathy Jacobs, former President of Compliance Institute speaks with Jessica Ramos, Head of Regulatory Oversight and Financial Affairs, EBA Clearing, to discuss the state of payments regulation in the EU today. In this episode, Jessica describes who EBA Clearing are and her role within the company. Jessica advises why she works in the payments industry and what she enjoys about the industry. Jessica outlines the current challenges and opportunities in payments and what role regulation plays in payments. Jessica paints a picture of the current payments EU regulation landscape and what challenges regulation has brought to the payments industry and the industry has responded. Jessica describes the role the customer plays in shaping the agenda for payments and what she sees the future holding for the industry

In this weeks episode, Kathy Jacobs, former President of Compliance Institute with Jessica Ramos, Head of Regulatory Oversight and Financial Affairs, EBA Clearing, to discuss the state of payments regulation in the EU today. In this episode, Jessica describes who EBA Clearing are and her role within the company. Jessica advises why she works in the payments industry and what she enjoys about the industry. Jessica outlines the current challenges and opportunities in payments and what role regulation plays in payments. Jessica paints a picture of the current payments EU regulation landscape and what challenges regulation has brought to the payments industry and the industry has responded. Jessica describes the role the customer plays in shaping the agenda for payments and what she sees the future holding for the industry.

On Saturday, March 9, 2024, Hudson Mohawk Magazine Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry attended the 2024 "SOMOS" New York State Conference of the New York State Assembly/Senate Puerto Rican & Hispanic Task Force. The conference's mission is to unite the Latino community, raise awareness, advocate for and elevate social consciousness on public policy for Latinos, and ensure the upward mobility of Latino youth through educational empowerment, mentoring programs, and scholarships. In these labor segments, Willie recorded a workshop presentation on "The Power of Labor Organizing and his interviews with the various speakers. In this labor segment, you will hear from labor leaders Henry Garrido, Executive Director of DC37, Alvaro Gonzalez Duran, Organizer for Construction Local 79, and Jessica Ramos, New York State Senator. Part 3

Are the media headlines telling the full story about the 2024 Trump-Biden polls? And, New York State Sen. Jessica Ramos pushes back on Mayor Eric Adams' claims that migrants will “destroy the city.” Plus: catch some of Mehdi's heated viral interview with GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy.

We speak with State Senator Jessica Ramos of Queens about climate change, the city's failed response to the migrant crisis and her reaction to growing speculation that she might challenge Mayor Eric Adams in the 2025 Democratic primary.

The weird thing about the Mets getting one-hit by the Dodgers on Friday night, as we recorded this podcast, was that it really didn't feel like they were having a one-hitter thrown against them. After all, Brandon Nimmo had led off the game with a home run… except, it was a double… and then there just wasn't another hit.That the game was scoreless when we started talking is unusual for this year's Mets, who continue to dig themselves into holes, both on a micro and macro level. Here's a chart that doesn't need numbers (each axis goes from .600 to .950, for the record): OPS allowed in the first inning, and by starting pitchers overall. Being all the way to the right means that you're putting yourself behind the eight ball.Or, you can just see the Mets on the opposite side of a graphic with Atlanta and know exactly how things are going, can't you? At least the Mets giving up runs in this game gave us an excellent moment of the crowd going absolutely wild at the mention of a train along the Grand Central Parkway. Let's go! This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit willetspen.substack.com/subscribe

On Monday, March 27, 2023, Hudson Mohawk Magazine Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry was at the Capitol Million Dollar Staircase to cover the protest call for a $21.25 minimum wage and index it with inflation by 2026. The bills A2204A and S1978A were sponsored by Senator Jessica Ramos and Assemblymember Latoya Joyner and supported by the NYS AFL-CIO. In this part - three labor segments- Willie recorded exerts from speakers at the rally speaking on the need to raise the minimum wage to $21.25 and index it with inflation.

On Monday, March 27, 2023, Hudson Mohawk Magazine Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry was at the Capitol Million Dollar Staircase to cover the protest call for a $21.25 minimum wage and index it with inflation by 2026. The bills A2204A and S1978A were sponsored by Senator Jessica Ramos and Assemblymember Latoya Joyner and supported by the NYS AFL-CIO. In this part - two of the three labor segments- Willie recorded exerts from speakers at the rally on how low wages have affected them.

On Monday, March 27, 2023, Hudson Mohawk Magazine Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry was at the Capitol Million Dollar Staircase to cover the protest call for a $21.25 minimum wage and index it with inflation by 2026. The bills A2204A and S1978A were sponsored by Senator Jessica Ramos and Assemblymember Latoya Joyner and supported by the NYS AFL-CIO. In this labor segment, Willie recorded exerts from the rally.

Jessica Ramos, New York State senator (D, District 13, Queens), advocates for the Raise the Wage Act, which she co-sponsored, that would raise the minimum wage in New York State to combat inflation, as well as other budget-related priorities.

Several hundred climate activists rallied at the State Capitol on Tuesday, calling for lawmakers to include funding and other key climate measures in the upcoming state budget. In part 1, we hear from the emcee, Monigue Fitzgerald of the LI Progressive Coalition; Senator Pete Harkham, chair of the EnCon Committee; Assemblymember Anna Kelles; Dawn Wells-Clyburnthe Executive Director of PUSH Buffalo; Senator Jessica Ramos; and Chief Harry Wallace of the Unkechaug Nation. By Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Magazine.

On Thursday, March 16, 2023, Hudson Mohawk Magazine Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry was at the New York State Empire State Plaza, where the NYS AFL-CIO delivered a 'Minimum Wage Petition Signatures,' to Labor Chair, Senator Jessica Ramos. The petition supported her bills A2204A/S1978A to raise and index the minimum wage to inflation in workers' income. In this labor segment, Willie interviews AFL-CIO representatives Liz Sutton, Darcy Wells, and NYS Senator Jessica Ramos about the bills.

Before moving to LA, Chris was born and raised in Queens, New York. He remembers visiting his abuela in Jackson Heights, where more than 150 languages are spoken. Today, he talks to the New York State Senator who reps Jackson Heights, Jessica Ramos, about her career serving one of the most diverse communities in the world.

State Senator Jessica Ramos - a Queens Democrat, labor committee chair, and member of the judiciary committee - joined the show to discuss her vote against confirming Hector LaSalle to be the next Chief Judge, her efforts to increase the minimum wage, and more.

Jessica and the guys talked about Governor Kathy Hochul's State of the State address.

Ramos and the guys talked about the latest idea Mayor Adams has for the mentally ill homeless folks. She's happy that Adams has started something that helps solve a serious problem.

77WABC Early News Host Deborah Valentine spoke to New York State Senator Jessica Ramos about a plan to construct a stadium for the NYC Football Club in Willets Point, Queens. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jessica talks with the guys about raising the minimum wage and how close the governors race was.

Jessica Ramos, New York State Senator (D, District 13 - Corona, East Elmhurst, Elmhurst, Jackson Heights, and parts of Astoria and Woodside in Queens), offers a post-midterms debrief and a progressive view of the path ahead for state Democrats. She also discusses her proposal to raise the minimum wage in New York City and its suburbs to $21.25 an hour by 2026 ($20 an hour in the rest of the state).

Jessica and the guys talked about NYC being deep blue, but the rest of the state not so much. Hochul is in a tough race, but she can win if everyone keeps working hard.

The senator talks with the guys about immigrants being moved to a tent city on Randall's Island. Ramos said jails do not work.

Jessica and the guys talked about street vendor permits and Tent City.

Ramos talks with the guys about Asylum Seekers being treated poorly by politicians.

Ramos and the guys talk about the upcoming start of congestion pricing, will it be a burden on the blue-collar workers? And Ramos says AOC is not doing her job for the people she represents.

Professor Christina Greer has a lot to say about the Jerry Nadler-Carolyn Maloney face-off in the new NY 12 and how Suraj Patel could end up deciding that race, the thus far one-sided public fight Jessica Ramos is trying to start with fellow leftist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and much more.

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On July 9, 2022, the Hudson Mohawk Magazine Network Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry attended a Labor Panel forum on "Organizers on Organizing" at the James Connolly Social Club in Troy. The panel speakers consisted of organizers from the Amazon Labor Union, Starbucks Workers United, Joseph's House & Shelter, Skidmore College Faculty Foward, and SEIU Local 200United. In this labor segment, Willie spoke about the event with Jessica Ramos, Starbuck Worker, and Sean Collin, SEIU 200United Organizer. The Troy Area Labor Council and James Connolly Social Club sponsored the forum.

Continuamos conversando con La Senadora Estatal Jessica Ramos sobre la Ley Agricola en Long Island, NY.

Platicamos con La Senadora Estatal Jessica Ramos sobre los logros para nuestra comunidad en el Senado de NY. Jessica Ramos fue elegida por primera vez en 2018 y su re eleccion en el 2020 y fuera de defender a los inmigrantes ha trabajado por los derechos de su comunidad, como la de los inquilinos. Jessica Ramos hace parte de un grupo de mujeres jóvenes progresistas.

NY legislators approved a $220 billion state budget at the end of last week. The measure included a rollback of bail reform laws passed in 2019 and a $600 million public subsidy for building a new stadium for the Buffalo Bills football team. We speak with State Senator Jessica Ramos, who expressed concerns about the budget. She represents Senate District 13, which encompasses several working-class immigrant communities in Western Queens including Woodside, Jackson Heights, Elmhurst and Corona.

On this week's episode of Special Sauce, NY State Senator and Food and Labor Activist Jessica Ramos returns to talk about the next set of problems she's tackling. And Kenji tells us about the Colombian soup that is his wife's favorite. 

We are the most powerful when our mind, body, and soul are aligned. That's when we are operating at a higher frequency. Consider this podcast as a safe space where we can talk about spirituality, creativity, your career, mental health, and selfcare. My intention with each episode is to have inspiring conversations with creators, thought leaders, healers, and dreamers. My goal is to help you operate at your fullest potential so you feel good about the life you have. I am a geriatric millennial living in Texas. My friends would describe me as half hiphop/half hippie. I'm a wife, mom, cancer survivor, enneagram 7 and my sign is gemini. So be on the lookout for new episodes every Wednesday. I am so grateful that you are here. No matter where you are right now, you are not here by coincidence. You are right where you are supposed to be- here with me.I am Jessica Ramos and this is Elevate your Frequency. So let's get this party started! Follow me on Instagram & TikTok.I am always cheering for you friend and I can't wait to hang out with you again soon. 

This week on All Ears, Abby talks food and food policy with New York State Senator Jessica Ramos. Jessica burst onto the New York political scene in 2018 when she and several other progressive candidates ousted a powerful group of conservative New York Democrats who had been crossing party lines to caucus with Republicans. She represents District 13 in Queens, where more than 24,000 food workers live in just three square miles. In 2019 Jessica helped pass the Farm Workers Fair Labor Practices Act, which gave farmworkers in upstate New York long overdue rights, things like overtime pay and unemployment insurance. She also pushed hard to remove New York City's cap on street vending permits.  In this week's conversation with Abby, Jessica discusses her love of food, her love of Queens, the powerful influence of Julia Child's unmitigated use of butter, and why our country is long overdue for comprehensive immigration reform.  And you won't want to miss the tasty story that kicks off the episode: All Ears Producer Christine Schomer profiles vendors who work in Corona Plaza, one of the most exciting and diverse outdoor food courts in the country--just blocks from Senator Ramos' office.To learn more about The Street Vendor Project, visit https://svp.urbanjustice.org/EPISODE LINKS New York Times, Food Is Not a Prop For Senator Jessica Ramos, It's a Platform, 2021 New York Times, No Papers, No Jobs: The New Street Vendors of Queens, 2020City and State New York, Jessica Ramos isn't sugarcoating anything, 2020Grub Street, State Senator Jessica Ramos Likes Her Food Very Local, 2019New York Focus, Unlicensed Street Vendors Fear Steep Fines as Enforcement Escalates, 2021Eater, City Council Moves to Lift Street Vendor Permit Cap in Historic Vote, 2021New York City Business Solutions, Street VendingInstitute for Justice, Groundbreaking Report Highlights Economic Impact of New York City Vendors, 2015