Podcast appearances and mentions of mike gilliam

In this episode… Donna Hanover meets with a designer who transforms discarded Barbies into treasures for kids; Carol Anne Riddell visits a new exhibit at the Museum Of The City Of New York that's all about NYC in art; Neil Rosen gives us a preview of this fall's best movies; Andrew Falzon laces up his skates for a visit with the Ice Theatre Of NY; Mike Gilliam takes a tour of NYC's revolutionary past: Susan Jhun examins CUNY's Ravi Shankar's archive; and we celebrate fall at the Queens County Farm Museum.

Let It Rip sits down with NY Assembly Member, Latrice Walker; NYC Council Member, Eric Dinowitz; Hunter College Professor, Margaret Chin; and York College Dean, George White to discuss proposed legislation to end Legacy Admissions and the recent overturning of race based college admissions by the Supreme Court. We also announce the new host of Let It Rip, Kiiru Gichuru, and chat with Mike Gilliam about his new show, “A Slice of New York.

When he took over 15 years ago, Lighthouse was in desperate financial condition, owing $18 million. It took almost six years to get back into the black, and in doing so CEO Mike Gilliam not only saved a vital San Antonio non-profit but earned the respect and admiration of the community. In this episode, SABJ Reporter Jessica Corso introduces us to the modest leader who is counting down to retirement later this year.

In this special encore addition of Let It Rip, Mike Gilliam takes a look back on all of the extremely potent issues and topics Let It Rip has tackled. From police reform, reproductive rights, Covid-19, cyber misuse, Donald Trump's racist tweets, to Hate & Guns in America; Let It Rip highlights the unique analysis it has brought to issues by going beyond the headlines.

Mike Gilliam examines the role police enforcement has been used to conduct New York State social distancing guidelines, along with the economic impact small businesses have endured during the coronavirus pandemic. Joined by NYS Assemblymember, Charles Barron; Retired NYPD Lieutenant, Darrin Porcher, Legal Aid Society Fellow, Molly Griffard; Owner of 3 Suns Barbershop, Rahkeem Taylor; and Owner of Alvin and Friends Restaurant, Alvin Clayton.

In "A Crisis in Motion," CUNY TV's second virtual town hall special on COVID-19, host Mike Gilliam talks with guests including Angie Kamath, University Dean for Continuing Education and Workforce Development, Dr. Bruce Y. Lee of the School of Public Health and students from Baruch, Hunter and the College of Staten Island.

In "A Crisis in Motion," CUNY TV's second virtual town hall special on COVID-19, host Mike Gilliam talks with guests including Angie Kamath, University Dean for Continuing Education and Workforce Development, Dr. Bruce Y. Lee of the School of Public Health and students from Baruch, Hunter and the College of Staten Island.

From the home studio, Mike Gilliam sits down with NY State Senator, John Liu, State Committeewoman, Olanike Alabi, SUNY Downstate Doctor, Ramon Gist, and COVID-19 home quarantine patient, Joyce Brayboy; to share their perspective on the Coronavirus pandemic.

Mike Gilliam, joined by CUNY doctoral student, Tanzeem Ajmiri, Newsday Editorial board member, Mark Chiusano, and Brooklyn Community Organizer, Keron Alleyne sit down to discuss the short entrance of former NYC Mayor, Mike Bloomberg, into the democratic elections and the impact big money will have on the 2020 elections.

For Black History month, Mike Gilliam, examines the current state of Black media. Joined by the publisher of the Black Star News, CUNY John Jay Professor, Milton Allimadi; the CEO of MEFeater, Gabrielle Amani, and the Vice-President of A&R of NWYE, Tony Thompson, they share their perspectives on the Byron Allen v. Comcast lawsuit, and it's possible impact on the already shrinking Black voices in mainstream media.

With a few more days left in 2019, Mike Gilliam, breaks-down the current state of the U.S. economy. Discussing everything from the rising of the minimum wage, to Trump’s Trade War with China, and how it will affect the cost of goods. Mike Gilliam is joined by CUNY’s Distinguished Lecturer at the Craig Newmark Graduate School Of Journalism, Greg David, and the Project Director of the South Bronx Minority Business Center, Sharon Higgins.

Mike Gilliam sits down with retired NYPD Lieutenant, Darrin Porcher, and Victor Dempsey, the brother of Delrawn Small, a 37 year-old man who was shot three times after approaching the car of an off-duty officer in an alleged road rage incident. In this passion filled conversation, they share their perspectives on the current climate of police and community engagement, along with tangible steps in making it better.

Mike Gilliam, joined by former executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, Norman Siegel; CUNY Constitutional law professor, Ruthann Robson; and Community organizer, Omowale Clay, break down the specificities of the U.S. impeachment process, as well as examine the congressional impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump and what may be it's political ramifications.

Mike Gilliam sits down with Human-Rights Attorney, Roger Wareham, and Adjunct CUNY Professor and co-author of "Addressing The Myths Of Terrorism In America", Celinet Duran, for a provocative discussion around Hate Crimes, White Nationalism, and Guns in America.

Mike Gilliam sits down with the Bronx Borough President, Rubén Díaz Jr., and the former Co-chair of The Women's March, Linda Sarsour, to discuss the recent divisive and racist remarks made by President Trump. During the show they examine Trump's attack on four congresswomen of color, along with a broader analysis on how race, immigration and voter turnout will impact the 2020 presidential elections.

Mike Gilliam examines the recent abortion restrictions and growing national debate around reproductive rights and the impact it will have on the 2020 presidential race. Mike Gilliam is joined by Christina Chang from Planned Parenthood NYC (plannedparenthood.org) and Brittany Brathwaite from Girls For Gender Equity (ggenyc.org).

Mike Gilliam explores the systemic and historical realities of mass incarceration in America. He sits down with New York State Assembly Member, Charles Barron, to discuss some new legislation introduced, both on the local and federal level to combat this problem. In addition, he’s also joined by the founder of Re-Entry Rocks, Sharon Richardson, who shared ways her organization is trying to address recidivism amongst formerly incarcerated women.

Mike Gilliam evaluates the historic 2018 midterm elections. Examining voter turnout, diversity among candidates, and the materialization of the “democratic blue-wave”; and what it does or does not mean for local and national politics. Joined by national political strategist, L. Joy Williams; Activist and attorney, Malaika Jabali; and the former District Leader of the 60th Assembly district in Brooklyn, New York, Keron Alleyne.

Mike Gilliam tackles the controversy surrounding the NFL and Colin Kaepernick. Joined by New York Giants Super Bowl Champion and broadcaster, Chris Canty; former ESPN sportscaster, Bill Daughtry; former Chairman of the Black Veterans For Social Justice, Job Mashariki; and Midwood High School coach, Jamal Clarke.

On this month’s Arts in the City: New host Carol Anne Riddell comes to you from the New York Botanical Garden, and Mike Gilliam tells us about the orchid show that’s currently there

Host Enable Demillo talks to Assemblymember Yuh Line Niou. Kyung Yoon reports on the Asian American response regarding North Korea. Mike Gilliam explores smoking addiction in the Asian American community. Minnie Roh shares tips on preventing osteoporosis.

Mike Gilliam reports on broken promises of Filipino American WW II veterans. Kyung Yoon interviews author of Pachinko, Min Jin Lee. Minnie Roh explores the history of fortune cookies. Host Ernabel Demillo reports on Miss Saigon’s return on Broadway!

Host Ernabel Demillo reports on leaders of tech industry. Kyung Yoon speaks to a revolutionary in computer coding. Minnie Roh reports on the hottest sports news app. Mike Gilliam explores life saving blood test dongle and app. Paul Lin shares about LiFi.

Host Ernabel Demillo takes a look at 9-Man Volleyball. Kyung Yoon explores the growing demand for Asian American kid models. Mike Gilliam interviews author Paula Madison. Paul Lin speaks with musician Elena Moon Park.

Check out the NEW Science & U!, Carol Anne Riddell explains how a tiny mouse just might save your life in the future. Andrew Falzon reports on the world of bees and their role in helping the environment. Mike Gilliam looks at language…through birdsong.

“THE GLAMOROUS SIDE OF SCIENCE.” Carol Anne Riddell reports on all natural beauty products that help not only make you look good but also help the environment. Mike Gilliam talks with the experts about which diets are the most scientifically sound.

Carol Anne Riddell looks at Wonder Woman – and the real life wonder women making a difference for Science. Mike Gilliam talks with a Battlestar Galactica consultant who says the best superheroes are governed by the laws of real science.