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Super PACs and other groups have spent over $10 million in NY19 race to date.

With three weeks out before the 2022 midterms, WSKG Government and Politics Reporter Vaughn Golden discusses NY19 financial disclosures and recently obtained documents shedding light on how state lawmakers prepared for redistricting turmoil.

Mickey doubles down on performance enhancing drugs ... Is the NY19 result a red flag for a midterm “red wave”? ... Has the Mar-a-Lago bombshell already fizzled? ... Bob gets tribal about Mickey's anti-tribalism tweet ... Ukraine war update ... The electric vehicle takeover in California ... Brian Stelter's ouster and CNN's future direction ... Parrot Room preview: Dugin's daughter whodunnit, is it actually time to start worrying about AI?, Biden admin cynicism on Ukraine, another tally in the Epstein case body count, China's quantum computing prowess, could economic troubles spur Chinese aggression?, Twitter-Facebook censorship, more Beatles doc talk ...

Mickey doubles down on performance enhancing drugs ... Is the NY19 result a red flag for a midterm “red wave”? ... Has the Mar-a-Lago bombshell already fizzled? ... Bob gets tribal about Mickey's anti-tribalism tweet ... Ukraine war update ... The electric vehicle takeover in California ... Brian Stelter's ouster and CNN's future direction ... Parrot Room preview: Dugin's daughter whodunnit, is it actually time to start worrying about AI?, Biden admin cynicism on Ukraine, another tally in the Epstein case body count, China's quantum computing prowess, could economic troubles spur Chinese aggression?, Twitter-Facebook censorship, more Beatles doc talk ...

NY19 Democrats debate ahead of primary election by WSKG News

Former Congressman John Faso (R-NY19) weighs in on the challenges faced by those involved in New York's redistricting efforts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Big news Monday! The NYS legislature released its soon to be passed Redistricting maps for the state. Utica goes from NY22 to NY19 in name and Rep. Delgado is the incumbent! Syracuse goes from NY24 to NY22 in name and adds Ithaca to its district! Utica and Rome split! All that and so much more as I train to explain via words (pretty hard to do when talking about a map) what this new map looks like and what it's implications will be. Enjoy!

In Episode 43, Justin talks about his naturalization and upcoming musical fundraisers, and Sajaa interviews candidate for NY State Senate District 41, Karen Smythe. Karen returns to the podcast for a third time, which ties her with Gareth Rhodes for most appearances! Karen talks about issues ranging from the impact of Justice Ginsburg's passing to the COVID crisis's implications on Dutchess/Putnam Counties and beyond. Please chip in to elect Karen here.   Get Involved with Karen's Campaign Here: https://karen4nysenate.com There are two upcoming musical fundraisers for NY19 candidates available to stream: Wreckless Eric, Amy Rigby & Brian Dewan in support of Betsy Kraat, Assembly District 102 Candidate October 8, 2020 @ 8:30 p.m.  https://www.facebook.com/events/412073336445074  Woodstock Democratic Committee Fundraiser featuring Justin! and Jack DeJohnette October 8, 2020 @ 8:00 p.m. https://www.facebook.com/events/433358900963531

In Episode 43, Justin talks about his naturalization and upcoming musical fundraisers, and Sajaa interviews candidate for NY State Senate District 41, Karen Smythe. Karen returns to the podcast for a third time, which ties her with Gareth Rhodes for most appearances! Karen talks about issues ranging from the impact of Justice Ginsburg's passing to the COVID crisis's implications on Dutchess/Putnam Counties and beyond. Please chip in to elect Karen here.   Get Involved with Karen's Campaign Here: https://karen4nysenate.com There are two upcoming musical fundraisers for NY19 candidates available to stream: Wreckless Eric, Amy Rigby & Brian Dewan in support of Betsy Kraat, Assembly District 102 Candidate October 8, 2020 @ 8:30 p.m.  https://www.facebook.com/events/412073336445074  Woodstock Democratic Committee Fundraiser featuring Justin! and Jack DeJohnette October 8, 2020 @ 8:00 p.m. https://www.facebook.com/events/433358900963531

Spotlight 19, NY19’s original podcast on all things Congressional District 19 is back after a year-long hiatus! We talk to MichelleHinchey, candidate for NY Senate District 46, about growing up in Saugerties and in a campaigning household and hear a call to action from Representative Antonio Delgado on how important it is to get involved this cycle. Visit delgado.vote to learn more about the Weekend Of Action phonebanking days on September 4-6 and visit www.hincheyforny.com for more comprehensive information on Michelle Hinchey’s platform. 

Spotlight 19, NY19's original podcast on all things Congressional District 19 is back after a year-long hiatus! We talk to MichelleHinchey, candidate for NY Senate District 46, about growing up in Saugerties and in a campaigning household and hear a call to action from Representative Antonio Delgado on how important it is to get involved this cycle. Visit delgado.vote to learn more about the Weekend Of Action phonebanking days on September 4-6 and visit www.hincheyforny.com for more comprehensive information on Michelle Hinchey's platform. 

This week, Don Mathisen interviews Republican Congressional Candiate Kyle Van De Water. Van De Water is running in New York's 19th Congressional district which includes all or part of 11 counties in upstate New York between NYC and Albany. The district is currently represented by Democrat Antonio Delgado, who is seeking reelection.Van De Water was born in Rhinebeck and raised in Poughkeepsie, NY. He serves in the U.S. Army Reserves JAG Corps at the rank of Major and also works as a litigation attorney at Corbally, Gartland, & Rappleyea, LLP in Poughkeepsie. Van De Water lives in Millbrook, NY with his wife and three children. He served as a Millbrook Village Trustee from 2017 to 2018.This interview focuses on Van De Water's background, his positions on tax policy, the role of members of Congress, New York State politics, bail reform, and more.You can find out more about Kyle Van De Water here: https://www.kyleforny19.com/Remember, if you like the show, give us a like on Facebook, subscribe to the podcast on your favorite podcast app, and leave us a review!

Shane and Ben discuss the current election in New York's 19th Congressional District. Kyle Van de Water is now the Republican nominee to challenge Antonio Delgado. How are the candidates fundraising, doing outreach, and talking to voters? Ben and Shane discuss these questions and more as we head into the 2020 election in November.If you are interested in being a guest on the show, shoot us a message on Facebook.If you liked this episode, give us a like on Facebook, subscribe to the podcast on your favorite podcast app, and leave us a review! Let us know your thoughts!

Ben Reynolds interviews NY19 Congressional Candidate Ola Hawatmeh. Their discussion ranges from her background, to her ideas, values, and much more. Ola is running as a Republican to try and unseat Democrat Antonio Delgado. She was endorsed by Anthony German, who was running as a Republican until recently dropping out. You can find more about Ola at olaforcongress.comMake sure you subscribe on your favorite podcast app and follow us on Facebook and Twitter!

Ben and Shane talk about the controversial bail reform laws in New York State, discuss an important development in the race for NY19, discuss NYS Democrats strategy, and Brian Kolb's disastrous exit from NYS politics.Follow us on Facebook and Twitter and subscribe on your favorite podcast app!

Ben and Shane sit down to talk about local election results in Otsego County as well as what is going on with the NY19 and NY22 congressional races.

In Episode 39(!), Sajaa and Justin briefly speculate on the 2020 NY19 race before Sajaa interviews Malia K. Du Mont, Chair of the NY19 Veteran's Advisory Committee. Major Du Mont was named to the position by Rep. Delgado in May. Malia enlisted in the Army Reserves in 1999. Malia and Sajaa discuss her career, including service in Afghanistan, her current position as Chief of Staff at Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson, NY, and the work of the Veteran's Advisory Committee. Some of the issues that face NY19 veterans include difficulties navigating bureaucracy in receiving benefits and the lack of a women's VA clinic within NY19. Malia is also committed to issues facing student veterans. You can find out more about Malia here and can email her directly with questions about the Committee at maliakdumont@gmail.com, and keep track of the work of the Veteran's Advisory Committee by signing up for Rep. Delgado's email list here.  

In Episode 39(!), Sajaa and Justin briefly speculate on the 2020 NY19 race before Sajaa interviews Malia K. Du Mont, Chair of the NY19 Veteran's Advisory Committee. Major Du Mont was named to the position by Rep. Delgado in May. Malia enlisted in the Army Reserves in 1999. Malia and Sajaa discuss her career, including service in Afghanistan, her current position as Chief of Staff at Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson, NY, and the work of the Veteran's Advisory Committee. Some of the issues that face NY19 veterans include difficulties navigating bureaucracy in receiving benefits and the lack of a women's VA clinic within NY19. Malia is also committed to issues facing student veterans. You can find out more about Malia here and can email her directly with questions about the Committee at maliakdumont@gmail.com, and keep track of the work of the Veteran's Advisory Committee by signing up for Rep. Delgado's email list here.  

Former Congress members John Faso and Claudia Tenney were not fans of town halls, which in the past for some representatives across the country could turn into viral videos that were unflattering. When their opponents, Anthony Brindisi and Antonio Delgado, beat them in 2018 the new members said they hold more of them. So far in 2019, they're living up to the promise.  We traveled to Herkimer County in Central New York and the Schoharie Valley to see how the Congressmen are making use of the town halls and what questions they are facing from constituents. Learn more: nynow.org 

In Episode 38, Spotlight 19 takes a deep dive into environmental issues in NY19, with a specific focus on the PFAS issue. PFAS are a group of chemicals used to produce firefighting foam and other heavy industrial products that are known carcinogens. Companies like Dupont and 3M are just some of the entities responsible for these chemicals. Spotlight 19's own Sajaa Tracy was fortunate to speak to Judith Enck, former Region 2 EPA Administrator who provides a primer on the PFAS issue. Sajaa also spoke with Representative Antonio Delgado, who appears on the show for the first time as our Congressman (after many appearances as candidate)! Congressman Delgado will talk about some of the legislation and work he has done on the PFAS issue.  Three ways to listen: Stream directly here or here, or download on your podcast app here!  To find out more about the environmental initiatives discussed by Judith Enck in the episodes, visit, follow her on at https://twitter.com/enckj and visit http://beyondplastics.org/  To sign up for Representative Delgado's newsletter and stay up to date about when he will be in a location near you, visit: https://delgado.house.gov/contact/newsletter-subscribe

In Episode 38, Spotlight 19 takes a deep dive into environmental issues in NY19, with a specific focus on the PFAS issue. PFAS are a group of chemicals used to produce firefighting foam and other heavy industrial products that are known carcinogens. Companies like Dupont and 3M are just some of the entities responsible for these chemicals. Spotlight 19's own Sajaa Tracy was fortunate to speak to Judith Enck, former Region 2 EPA Administrator who provides a primer on the PFAS issue. Sajaa also spoke with Representative Antonio Delgado, who appears on the show for the first time as our Congressman (after many appearances as candidate)! Congressman Delgado will talk about some of the legislation and work he has done on the PFAS issue.  Three ways to listen: Stream directly here or here, or download on your podcast app here!  To find out more about the environmental initiatives discussed by Judith Enck in the episodes, visit, follow her on at https://twitter.com/enckj and visit http://beyondplastics.org/  To sign up for Representative Delgado's newsletter and stay up to date about when he will be in a location near you, visit: https://delgado.house.gov/contact/newsletter-subscribe

In October of 2016, NY19 US Congressional candidate Zephyr Teachout was on mile 20 of the campaign marathon when she took a breather to talk with us about Super PACs, the crisis facing local farmers, gender-based perspectives from the electorate, honoring the whole person in education, and approaching our differences with love instead of fear, both in politics and in every day life.

Spotlight 19 returns with a new season of full-length episodes in April 2019! In our short preview episode, we hear from Karen Smythe, one of many impressive women who ran for office for the first time and propelled 2018's blue wave. Despite the narrowest of losses to Sue Serino in Senate District 41, Karen has continued to advocate for the progressive, pro-women's equity agenda she committed to in her campaign and hold Sue accountable for her anti-women stances. We listen in to Karen's riveting speech from the International Woman's Day March and Rally in New Paltz and to her discussion of pro-choice legislation recently passed in New York. Be sure to follow Spotlight 19 on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter to keep up to date. Be sure to subscribe to the Indivisible The Fight is On monthly blast to stay up-to-date on Spotlight 19 and access exclusive content from Karen Smythe and many more NY19 activists!

Spotlight 19 returns with a new season of full-length episodes in April 2019! In our short preview episode, we hear from Karen Smythe, one of many impressive women who ran for office for the first time and propelled 2018's blue wave. Despite the narrowest of losses to Sue Serino in Senate District 41, Karen has continued to advocate for the progressive, pro-women's equity agenda she committed to in her campaign and hold Sue accountable for her anti-women stances. We listen in to Karen's riveting speech from the International Woman's Day March and Rally in New Paltz and to her discussion of pro-choice legislation recently passed in New York. Be sure to follow Spotlight 19 on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter to keep up to date. Be sure to subscribe to the Indivisible The Fight is On monthly blast to stay up-to-date on Spotlight 19 and access exclusive content from Karen Smythe and many more NY19 activists!

In Episode 33, Spotlight 19 talks to Jazmin Kay and Liam Kahn of Hudson Valley Votes  on getting NY19 youth involved and voting. The Hudson Valley Votes concert is on October 20, so save the date! Then, we speak to Jen Metzger, NY State Senate candidate for the 42nd Senate District. We talk about the environment, funding our public schools and much more. Please don't forget to vote in the Thursday, September 13th primary. If you are in Jen's district you can vote for her via write-in even if you are unaffiliated with a party.  Don't forget that you can find out about all of Antonio Delgado's town halls in all 11 counties here.

In Episode 33, Spotlight 19 talks to Jazmin Kay and Liam Kahn of Hudson Valley Votes  on getting NY19 youth involved and voting. The Hudson Valley Votes concert is on October 20, so save the date! Then, we speak to Jen Metzger, NY State Senate candidate for the 42nd Senate District. We talk about the environment, funding our public schools and much more. Please don't forget to vote in the Thursday, September 13th primary. If you are in Jen's district you can vote for her via write-in even if you are unaffiliated with a party.  Don't forget that you can find out about all of Antonio Delgado's town halls in all 11 counties here.

Spotlight 19 returns after a three-month hiatus, ready to flip #NY19 blue. We talk about a few of Faso's actions and votes from the summer and speak with Caroline Crowell, an NY19 youth activist who was denied a meeting with Faso while attending an ACLU Youth Leadership Conference in Washington D.C. We learn about the origins of Tin Horn Uprising, NY19's Resistance Brass Band. Finally, a conversation with Pat Strong, Democratic candidate for New York State Senate's 46th District. 

Spotlight 19 returns after a three-month hiatus, ready to flip #NY19 blue. We talk about a few of Faso's actions and votes from the summer and speak with Caroline Crowell, an NY19 youth activist who was denied a meeting with Faso while attending an ACLU Youth Leadership Conference in Washington D.C. We learn about the origins of Tin Horn Uprising, NY19's Resistance Brass Band. Finally, a conversation with Pat Strong, Democratic candidate for New York State Senate's 46th District. 

In Episode 30(!), we talk about the special elections that weren't quite the win hoped for, but did indicate a huge shift blue! We talk about Faso's votes, that help musicians, harm endangered species, and Five Fast Faso Facts dips into Faso's actions in 1998. Then, we hear from Gabrielle Green and Alex Panagiotopoulos of Kingston Creative, who created a Medicare for All Guide to this year's November elections that went viral in the best way. We talk about their own experiences with health care as #NY19 constituents pursuing the gig economy, volunteering for Dave Clegg, and more.  

In Episode 30(!), we talk about the special elections that weren't quite the win hoped for, but did indicate a huge shift blue! We talk about Faso's votes, that help musicians, harm endangered species, and Five Fast Faso Facts dips into Faso's actions in 1998. Then, we hear from Gabrielle Green and Alex Panagiotopoulos of Kingston Creative, who created a Medicare for All Guide to this year's November elections that went viral in the best way. We talk about their own experiences with health care as #NY19 constituents pursuing the gig economy, volunteering for Dave Clegg, and more.  

In Episode 29, Sajaa and Justin talk about some of Faso's votes since he returned to DC after his recess, and his new war against SNAP beneficiaries that will undoubtedly result in more food insecure constituents right here in #NY19. Then, we discuss the special election in Assembly District 102 which includes parts of NY19, including Greene, Ulster, Albany, Columbia, Schoharie, Delaware and Otsego Counties. Chris Tague, the Republican candidate, is being supported by Faso and is wholly unfit to be representing anyone. Then, a phone interview with Aidan O'Connor, the Democratic candidate, that's unfortunately cut short because of a dropped call, the norm in NY19! Luckily Aidan has a plan to address cell and broadband once he's in the Assembly! Find out more about Aidan here: www.aidanforassembly.com.

In Episode 29, Sajaa and Justin talk about some of Faso's votes since he returned to DC after his recess, and his new war against SNAP beneficiaries that will undoubtedly result in more food insecure constituents right here in #NY19. Then, we discuss the special election in Assembly District 102 which includes parts of NY19, including Greene, Ulster, Albany, Columbia, Schoharie, Delaware and Otsego Counties. Chris Tague, the Republican candidate, is being supported by Faso and is wholly unfit to be representing anyone. Then, a phone interview with Aidan O'Connor, the Democratic candidate, that's unfortunately cut short because of a dropped call, the norm in NY19! Luckily Aidan has a plan to address cell and broadband once he's in the Assembly! Find out more about Aidan here: www.aidanforassembly.com.

In Episode 27, Justin reminds us about the Black Women's March on April 7, talks about Faso's usual inaccessibility during Congressional recess,  and his unwillingness to denounce the Cambridge Analytica scandal in which Robert Mercer, a prominent Faso supporter, among others, aided in facilitating stealing Facebook user data for political purposes. Faso instead likened the scandal to social media techniques used during the Obama campaign. A return of #FiveFastFasoFacts travels to 1997, when Faso voted against a raise in the minimum wage. We end our #TinyTownHall series with #NY19 candidate Brian Flynn.  We delve into his background and any questions that may have arisen, we get deep with a discussion on morality, and about the time he rented a fancy car. 

In Episode 27, Justin reminds us about the Black Women's March on April 7, talks about Faso's usual inaccessibility during Congressional recess,  and his unwillingness to denounce the Cambridge Analytica scandal in which Robert Mercer, a prominent Faso supporter, among others, aided in facilitating stealing Facebook user data for political purposes. Faso instead likened the scandal to social media techniques used during the Obama campaign. A return of #FiveFastFasoFacts travels to 1997, when Faso voted against a raise in the minimum wage. We end our #TinyTownHall series with #NY19 candidate Brian Flynn.  We delve into his background and any questions that may have arisen, we get deep with a discussion on morality, and about the time he rented a fancy car. 

This week, Justin talks about the Black Women's March and Rise Up Kingston's #PackTheCourtforCallie protest. We delve into Faso's support of Ben Shapiro and ex-Sheriff David Clarke, two public figures on the extreme conservative side of things, as well as newly-named war-hawk John Bolton's support of Faso. We talk Faso's votes for the budget, and #FiveFastFasoFacts explores 1996, the year John Faso thought required curriculum about the Irish Potato Famine was "silly". Then, we talk to Antonio Delgado, candidate for Congress in #NY19. Our lovely youth correspondent from Eye On Politics talks to Delgado about guns and her experience with the walkout, Antonio fields questions on his stance on Medicare for All, his residency, how he intends not to be influenced by his donors, and reflecting on race in this primary and the general. You can learn more about Antonio at www.delgadoforcongress.com/ Please rate and review the podcast!

This week, Justin talks about the Black Women's March and Rise Up Kingston's #PackTheCourtforCallie protest. We delve into Faso's support of Ben Shapiro and ex-Sheriff David Clarke, two public figures on the extreme conservative side of things, as well as newly-named war-hawk John Bolton's support of Faso. We talk Faso's votes for the budget, and #FiveFastFasoFacts explores 1996, the year John Faso thought required curriculum about the Irish Potato Famine was "silly". Then, we talk to Antonio Delgado, candidate for Congress in #NY19. Our lovely youth correspondent from Eye On Politics talks to Delgado about guns and her experience with the walkout, Antonio fields questions on his stance on Medicare for All, his residency, how he intends not to be influenced by his donors, and reflecting on race in this primary and the general. You can learn more about Antonio at www.delgadoforcongress.com/ Please rate and review the podcast!

This week, Justin and Sajaa speak to the constituent who wrote an OpEd in the Poughkeepsie Journal  about the various barriers Representative Faso has created in being an accessible representative to #NY19. Faso responded to her by calling her objections to his accessibility, "sour grapes." Faso's vote to diminish protections offered by Dodd-Frank is summed up, as is his total silence on #BlackHistoryMonth. Then, Jeff Beals' #TinyTownHall in which Eye On Politics girl Maitreya Motel asks about gun control, we hear from a long-time union member, and Sajaa digs deep into Beals' background regarding his family farm and experience in Iraq. Find out more about Jeff Beals' campaign for Congress here. Happy Petition Season!

This week, Justin and Sajaa speak to the constituent who wrote an OpEd in the Poughkeepsie Journal  about the various barriers Representative Faso has created in being an accessible representative to #NY19. Faso responded to her by calling her objections to his accessibility, "sour grapes." Faso's vote to diminish protections offered by Dodd-Frank is summed up, as is his total silence on #BlackHistoryMonth. Then, Jeff Beals' #TinyTownHall in which Eye On Politics girl Maitreya Motel asks about gun control, we hear from a long-time union member, and Sajaa digs deep into Beals' background regarding his family farm and experience in Iraq. Find out more about Jeff Beals' campaign for Congress here. Happy Petition Season!

In Episode 23, Pat Ryan joins NY19 constituents and Spotlight 19 for tough questions ranging from 12-year-old Maitreya on gun control, to not taking corporate money, to his time working for military defense contractors. Sajaa asks how his concept of patriotism has evolved over time and why he should be the one of the six candidates to take on John Faso. Prior to the #TinyTownHall, Justin talks about Faso's blank calendar during the week-long Congressional recess and we hear from Faso's teletown hall, in which he refuses to reject money from the NRA. 

In Episode 23, Pat Ryan joins NY19 constituents and Spotlight 19 for tough questions ranging from 12-year-old Maitreya on gun control, to not taking corporate money, to his time working for military defense contractors. Sajaa asks how his concept of patriotism has evolved over time and why he should be the one of the six candidates to take on John Faso. Prior to the #TinyTownHall, Justin talks about Faso's blank calendar during the week-long Congressional recess and we hear from Faso's teletown hall, in which he refuses to reject money from the NRA. 

In Episode 22, Spotlight 19 gears up for the June 26, 2018 Democratic primary election by having Gareth Rhodes back on the show. Gareth speaks to a small cohort of #NY19 constituents who ask him some tough questions, followed by an interview with Sajaa. This is all preceded by Justin recounting Faso's votes this week, including one gutting the American with Disabilities Act and reminding listeners about Faso's record on gun control in light of the horrific Florida shooting. Please subscribe, rate, review, and follow us on social media!  More on Gareth here: www.garethrhodes.com

In Episode 22, Spotlight 19 gears up for the June 26, 2018 Democratic primary election by having Gareth Rhodes back on the show. Gareth speaks to a small cohort of #NY19 constituents who ask him some tough questions, followed by an interview with Sajaa. This is all preceded by Justin recounting Faso's votes this week, including one gutting the American with Disabilities Act and reminding listeners about Faso's record on gun control in light of the horrific Florida shooting. Please subscribe, rate, review, and follow us on social media!  More on Gareth here: www.garethrhodes.com

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Over Veteran's Day weekend, Sajaa and Justin had the opportunity to meet Chris Gibson, NY19 (and NY20) Congressman from 2010-2016.  They talk about his new book, Rally Point, and discuss the future of conservatism, America's role in the world, his time serving our country and in Congress, and successfully campaigning in NY19. You can get your own copy of Rally Point here or better yet, head to your local bookstore.  We like Oblong in Rhinebeck! 

Over Veteran's Day weekend, Sajaa and Justin had the opportunity to meet Chris Gibson, NY19 (and NY20) Congressman from 2010-2016.  They talk about his new book, Rally Point, and discuss the future of conservatism, America's role in the world, his time serving our country and in Congress, and successfully campaigning in NY19. You can get your own copy of Rally Point here or better yet, head to your local bookstore.  We like Oblong in Rhinebeck! 

In Episode 17, Spotlight 19 speaks to Dave Clegg, candidate for Congress in NY19, about his years working with the NY19 community and going up against Faso. We speak about Dave's positions on health care, reproductive freedom, the Second Amendment and more. This completes Spotlight 19's first round of conversations with NY19 candidates (unless, of course, more file to run!) and we hope to have everyone back!

In Episode 17, Spotlight 19 speaks to Dave Clegg, candidate for Congress in NY19, about his years working with the NY19 community and going up against Faso. We speak about Dave's positions on health care, reproductive freedom, the Second Amendment and more. This completes Spotlight 19's first round of conversations with NY19 candidates (unless, of course, more file to run!) and we hope to have everyone back!

In Episode 16, Spotlight 19 speaks to Joe Concra, mission control and co-founder of the O+ Festival, being held this weekend right here in Kingston in NY19. We speak on the importance of health care programs and the Festival's growth and inception. And, a recap of Representative Faso's voting record, spanning from stripping away reproductive freedoms to guaranteeing government funding for programs affecting mothers and young children. We also discuss briefly two of his cosponsored bills including the Scaffold Law repeal and a crackdown on fake organic crops. 

In Episode 16, Spotlight 19 speaks to Joe Concra, mission control and co-founder of the O+ Festival, being held this weekend right here in Kingston in NY19. We speak on the importance of health care programs and the Festival's growth and inception. And, a recap of Representative Faso's voting record, spanning from stripping away reproductive freedoms to guaranteeing government funding for programs affecting mothers and young children. We also discuss briefly two of his cosponsored bills including the Scaffold Law repeal and a crackdown on fake organic crops. 

In Episode 14, a discussion on Representative Faso's vote to cut budgets of agencies including the EPA and an appearance on CNN on September 17.  Spotlight 19 also speaks to Dustin Reidy, of NY19Votes, on his take on the upcoming Congressional election in 2018 and the importance of voting in local elections this November, as well as what he's hearing from constituents on the ground during the NY19Votes Canvasses. The Fall Canvass is this Sunday, September 24! Also, check out host Justin Tracy's new record, Mumbai Night, available now!

In Episode 14, a discussion on Representative Faso's vote to cut budgets of agencies including the EPA and an appearance on CNN on September 17.  Spotlight 19 also speaks to Dustin Reidy, of NY19Votes, on his take on the upcoming Congressional election in 2018 and the importance of voting in local elections this November, as well as what he's hearing from constituents on the ground during the NY19Votes Canvasses. The Fall Canvass is this Sunday, September 24! Also, check out host Justin Tracy's new record, Mumbai Night, available now!

In Episode 11, Justin explains where the hosts have been for the past month and a few general notes on what has been going on in NY19 over the past few weeks before getting into Sajaa's August 6, 2017 discussion with Sue Sullivan, Congressional candidate for NY19.

In Episode 11, Justin explains where the hosts have been for the past month and a few general notes on what has been going on in NY19 over the past few weeks before getting into Sajaa's August 6, 2017 discussion with Sue Sullivan, Congressional candidate for NY19.

In Episode 9, Justin recounts Representative Faso's June voting record, the return of Five Fast Faso Facts focusing on his time during and after law school, and Sajaa talks to Antonio Delgado, candidate for Congress in #NY19. Learn more about Antonio here.

In Episode 9, Justin recounts Representative Faso's June voting record, the return of Five Fast Faso Facts focusing on his time during and after law school, and Sajaa talks to Antonio Delgado, candidate for Congress in #NY19. Learn more about Antonio here.