Podcasts about nys governor

Nachum Segal presents NYS Governor Kathy Hochul, Yehuda "Yudi" Birnbaum of Meat + Board, Ohel's David Mandel, Simon Jacob, host of the new NSN program The Kosher Terroir, great Jewish music, the latest news from Israel and Morning Chizuk with Rabbi Dovid Goldwasser.

Voelker's Lanes on Elmwood Ave. is marked for demolition and the city's housing court has signed off on it. Speaking out at length for the first time since his loss in the NYS Governor's race, Republican Lee Zeldin isn't ruling out future political office. An update on the Cheektowaga police officer that was struck by a vehicle on Monday.

Proving one more time that Republicans do not have a monopoly on racism, Kathy Hochul defies a unanimous vote by the State legislature to pander to the billionaire class over Native peoples' concerns.

A look at ballot challenges, voter ID, and whether anyone has the ability to say you can't participate. Also, a frenzied weekend for the state's two gubernatorial candidates, and election deniers still active in WNY, in advance of the mid-terms. And a look at campaign spending in the NYS Governor's race shows 41.5 million local coming to Gov. Hochul and $292,000 for challenger Lee Zeldin. Also the shutdown of two cannibis shops operating without a license in Jamestown.

The Write-in debate for Governor received little coverage from the mainstream media. Both Democrats and Republicans sued to have third party candidates off the ballot. HMM's Blaise Bryant brings us this debate recap. The full debate can be watched here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1UI2AveK1A

A report from the NYS Attorney General's office shows the expansive role that social media had in radicalizing the accused Tops shooter Payton Gendron, and recommends tougher enforcement against those platforms. Also, the latest polling on the NYS Governor's race.

As screens take over more and more of our lives, a South Buffalo bookstore is running a program to have kids read more hands-on books. WBFO's Mike Desmond goes inside "Dog Ear Books" . Also more about crime on the campaign trail in Albany, a look at former Pres. Donald Trump's endorsement of republican Lee Zeldin for NYS Governor, and Pres. Biden's "infrastructure czar" visits Buffalo today.

Three of our favorite segments from the week, in case you missed them. 30 Issues: Abortion and the NYS Governor's Race (First) | Will the Protests in Iran Lead to More Freedom? (Starts at 37:00) | Emerging from the Pandemic & Shedding Gender Expectations (Starts at 1:15:00) If you don't subscribe to the Brian Lehrer Show on iTunes, you can do that here.

Karen DeWitt, Capitol bureau correspondent for New York State Public Radio joins to discuss the current state of abortion in the New York gubernatorial race.

If it's Friday, it's Theater Talk— today with Anthony and Peter alook at Hamlet, Richard III and other offerings at Stratford and beyond. Also, a look inside the ReAwaken America Tour in Batavia, with a mix of religion, politics and conspiracy theories. From Albany, correspondent Karen DeWitt reports on the latest polling in a volatile NYS Governor's race.

Henry Grullon gives us a quick look at how the Latino vote is making moves in New York the Professor schools us on what he thinks and how things are right now in NYC, particularly among the community in the Bronx. Then we get funny as we go comedy and talk about Jokoy and his upcoming movie.  Professor Henry exclusive interview with Congressman Lee Zeldin, Candidate for NYS Governor 2022 https://youtu.be/blJd5j_OFU0 Josie Harrison sent us her actual reaction on a video about how she feels about JoKoy's jokes since she is the inspiration for so many of them and how they inspire her son,  Joseph Glenn Herbert perhaps best known as the oldest Michael Jackson impersonator in the USA? No, he does comedy - anyhow - what is the reaction of his mom? Well, it's in this episode in except for this video she sent me the link to on youtube. #LeeZeldin #Jokoy #JokoysMom #HenryGrullon #AlingJOSIE #JOSEPHHERBERT --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mike-k-cohen/support

New bill spurred her to call Legislature back to Albany; also touches on aid for "East Buffalo;" Kensington's future 

  Ellen talks about Roe vs. Wade, NYS Governor's Primary Race, January 6th Commission and more...

Stand Up is a daily podcast that I book,host,edit, post and promote new episodes with brilliant guests every day. Please subscribe now for as little as 5$ and gain access to a community of over 800 awesome, curious, kind, funny, brilliant, generous souls Check out StandUpwithPete.com to learn more See Christian, Ophira and I June 11 in Fairfield CT  Glenn Kirschner is a former federal prosecutor with 30 years of trial experience.  He served in the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia for 24 years, rising to the position of Chief of the Homicide Section.  In that capacity, Glenn supervised 30 homicide prosecutors and oversaw all homicide grand jury investigations and prosecutions in Washington, DC. Prior to joining the DC U.S. Attorney's Office, Glenn served more than six years on active duty as an Army Judge Advocate General (JAG) prosecutor, trying court-martial cases and handling criminal appeals, including espionage and death penalty cases. Glenn tried hundreds of cases in his 30 years as a prosecutor, including more than 50 murder trials, multiple lengthy RICO trials and precedent-setting cases.  Glenn's YouTube Channel Glenn's Podcast   Nomiki Konst is a progressive fighter who has spent years holding power accountable and working for visionary reform.  She lives in the heart of Astoria.  As a Greek American, her ties to the community run deep, going back to when her father was the NYS Governor of the Order of American Hellenic Educational Progressives Association (AHEPA), which was founded to fight for civil rights and against discrimination, bigotry, and hatred felt at the hands of the Ku Klux Klan. In 2019, she founded the women's group Matriarch, dedicated to social, racial, and economic justice, to help get working women into public office. In 2020, they elected one of their founding members, Cori Bush, to the United States Congress.  Nomiki knows how to deliver results for progressives. That is why Senator Bernie Sanders asked her to be a national surrogate for his 2016 and 2020 presidential campaigns.  Then, when the Democratic National Committee's Unity Reform Commission was formed, Senator Sanders asked her to be one of his 8 founding members, serving on the commission for two years getting to add more progressive values to the national Democratic platform. Nomiki has spent years working as an investigative journalist covering inequality and climate change across America and in Puerto Rico. Since Hurricane Maria of 2017, Nomiki has regularly covered Puerto Rico and the disaster capitalism ensued. In addition to her reporting, she has been a left commentor or contributor on CNN, CBS, MSNBC, NPR, the Hill, the Majority Report, The Young Turks, and hosted a 5 day a week 3 hour a day podcast on SiriusXm Nomiki is a progressive activist. A founding organizer of NYPAN in 2016, she has been on the forefront of progressive organizing in the state of New York. Through her years of raising awareness and reporting on the Independent Democratic Conference (IDC), her work culminated in on the ground organizing. These efforts led to the ousting of fake Democrats and the IDC, giving New York its first opportunity in over half a century to take steps forward instead of being stuck in the past.  It is time to bring her years of experience to Albany, because she is ready to fight for progressive policies on day one. Nomiki believes housing, health care, and a living wage are human rights, and that it is the role of the government to guarantee them.  Check out all things Jon Carroll Follow and Support Pete Coe Pete on YouTube Pete on Twitter Pete On Instagram Pete Personal FB page

Bob asks is abortion the number one issue in the United States today? And Bob talks about the race for NYS Governor.

Bob discusses who is currently leading in the race for NYS Governor.

Bob speaks with Congressman and candidate for NYS Governor Lee Zeldin and the Democrat war on Crypto Mining.

This very special episode of TST highlights people living with dementia, their caregivers, the volunteers, and the staff of the Walk to End Alzheimer's. The walk events are held annually in more than 600 communities nationwide and are the world's largest fundraiser for Alzheimer's care, support, and research. This inspiring event calls on participants of all ages and abilities to join the fight against the disease. Our episode highlights just some of the terrific people that support the Alzheimer's Association. Together they support the association in providing 24/7 care and support and advance research toward methods of prevention, treatment, and, ultimately, a cure for all dementia. The Alzheimer's Association and the Rochester and Fingerlakes Chapter The Alzheimer's Association leads the way to end Alzheimer's and all other dementia — by accelerating global research, driving risk reduction and early detection, and maximizing quality care and support. For round-the-clock information and support, call the free 24/7 Helpline 800.272.3900. Donate to Support the Walk to End Alzheimer's at https://bit.ly/donatetoalz www.alz.org www.alz.org/rochesterny Follow on LinkedIn Like on Facebook More About Our Guests: Jim Gulley Jim is currently living with Alzheimer's and walks to find a cure for his children and every child born in the next generation to be liberated from the very difficult life that affects more than 6 million Americans. Special thank you to Patrick Sloan (connect on LinkedIn) of Varsity Media group for providing the scene transitions and the Jim Gulley video production. Teresa Galbier Executive Director, Alzheimer's Association Rochester Finger Lakes Chapter Connect on LinkedIn Teresa Galbier has been the Executive Director of the Alzheimer's Association Rochester Finger Lakes Chapter for nearly 19 years. She is a member of the NYS Governor's Council on Alzheimer's and Related Disorders. Teresa is a proud graduate of SUNY Brockport's MPA Program and is a member of Pi Alpha Alpha, the international MPA Honor Society. Maureen McGuire Follow on Twitter Maureen's father passed away from Alzheimer's in 2016 and she walks to honor him. Maureen recently retired from a career in television news, including news anchor at WROC-TV in Rochester NY, her hometown. Shelby Ascroft Shelby is the chair of the Finger Lakes Walk committee and is walking in hopes of seeing the world's first Alzheimer's survivor. Jan van den Blink, CEO Hilliard Corp., Inc Jan van den Blink is the chair of the Twin Tiers Walk to End Alzheimer's Committee and CEO of the Hilliard Corporation. Jan walks to honor his mother, Former Hilliard Corp. Chair and CEO Katherine "Nelson" Mooers van den Blink and to find a cure to end Alzheimer's Disease for all others currently living with and affected by the disease. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thatsoundsterrific/support

Bob talks about the Democratic race for the next NYS Governor and the news that the possible remains of Gabby Pettito have been found.

Bob welcomes new NYS Governor Kathy Hochul and talks about businesses mandating vaccines and masks.

Kick Cuomo to the Curb w/ Sheriff Mike Carpinelli Evan brings on NYS Republican gubernatorial candidate and Lewis County Sheriff, Mike Carpinelli to discuss the SAFE Act, Bail Reform, government corruption and his run for NYS Governor. #2a #freespeech #tyranny #sheriffmike #nyc #longisland #freedom #censorship #pewlife #america #repealthesafeact #biden #blm #antifa #fox #endracism WANT SNOWFLAKE MELTING MERCH?! USE CODE CUOMOSUCKS FOR 15% OFF ALL MERCH www.empirestateconservatives.com CHECK OUT REDLIBERTYMEDIA.COM Sheriff Mike Carpinelli Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/144799365990760 Donate to Sheriff Carpinelli: DONATE Gabe IG: @baron.montalvo Follow us on: IG: @_empirestateconservatives FB: EMPIRE STATE CONSERVATIVES: LIVE SHOW YOUTUBE: EMPIRE STATE CONSERVATIVE NETWORK: LIVE SHOW TWITTER: EMPIRESTATECONS All podcast platforms: Empire State Conservatives Podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empirestateconservatives/message

On this episode of the Impact Real Estate Podcast with Chris Papa, we had an amazing and uplifting story of triumph. We welcome Douglaston Development's Executive Vice President of Affordable Housing, Arden Sokolow, who tells us her story of overcoming homelessness as a child to lead an affordable housing portfolio of more than 7,500 units. She also guides us through the competitive world of affordable housing in New York. It's an episode you do not want to miss. EPISODE NOTES:02:10 - What is Douglaston Development?05:03 - Building partnerships 07:03 - New York Affordable Housing is the strongest 09:33 - Leaving no resources on the table; Biden's focus on public housing11:48 - Getting an affordable deal done in New York 14:20 - Born for affordable housing 18:55 - Deep connections at HUD21:13 - Skillsets: Understanding of policy but a knowledge of how things work23:05 - The future of affordable housing in New York25:56 - Homelessness and its causes 27:01 - Responding to the pipeline 28:31 - The Hot Seat presented by KK Reset Arden joined Douglaston Development as the Executive Vice President, Affordable Housing. Prior to joining the company, Arden was the Chief of Staff at The New York City Housing Authority from May 2018 to 2019. During that time, she was in charge of negotiating agreements with the United States Attorney’s Office and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development regarding NYCHA compliance issues, as well as leading the creation of the NYCHA 2.0 plan to raise $24B for the authority. Arden has held diverse roles at the City, State and Federal level. Arden served as the Regional Director for Multifamily Housing at HUD, Managing Director for Housing Programs at the NYS Governor’s Office of Storm Recovery and held a wide variety of positions at the NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development. There, she lead the Inclusionary and Tax Incentive Programs and created the Distressed Assets Program to address the housing impact of the 2008 financial crisis.

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Monroe County Sheriff Todd K. Baxter along with Chief Deputy Michael Fowler discuss how the MCSO is complying with the NYS Governor's Executive Order #203 on reimaging now police and the community interact. Sheriff Baxter and Chief Deputy Fowler interviewed Deputy Amanda Hanlon who is the MCSO project manager and Roberts Wesleyan College Professor Glenn Grana about the partnership between MCSO and Roberts Wesleyan to study current topics and evaluate the research. The purpose being to see what successes we are having and areas where we can improve.

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(Aug 17, 2020) Governor Andrew Cuomo will headline the first night of the Democratic National Convention, with a speaking slot in prime time Monday night.

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(Jul 27, 2020) Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Sunday that, after several months of asking Congress for state aid, New York is now at the end of its rope and could be forced to make billions of dollars of cuts to its state budget if that funding doesn’t come through in the next two weeks.

(Jul 9, 2020) Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Wednesday that shopping malls will be allowed to open in New York beginning Friday if they meet certain conditions.

(Jul 9, 2020) Counties across the North Country are urging people to keep social distancing and wearing masks as new COVID-19 cases pop up across the region. Clinton County public health director John Kanoza urged residents “not to let their guard down” in a press release yesterday.

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(Jul 8, 2020) A coalition of government reform groups say the New York State Legislature should consider limiting some of Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s emergency powers gained during the pandemic and return, at least remotely, to meeting in session to set policy for the state.

(Jul 2, 2020) Governor Andrew Cuomo says the rate of the COVID-19 virus continues to be low in New York, with 11 deaths on June 30, but he says he worries that compliance with safety rules is slipping. Because of that, the governor says he’s postponing permission to allow indoor dining in New York City.

(Jul 1, 2020) Governor Andrew Cuomo says New York is adding eight more states to a travel advisory list for places with high levels of the coronavirus. Visitors from California, Georgia, Iowa, Idaho, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nevada and Tennessee, will now be required to self-quarantine for two weeks.

(Jun 30, 2020) New York's Department of Corrections and Community Supervision outlined what it calls its "reopening" plans for the state prison system at the end of May. In four pages, it goes into the process for phasing staff in, and how visits are still suspended. But one little bullet point in those four pages has become a flashpoint: the announcement that it would transfer around one hundred elderly inmates out of other prisons and up to a prison in the Adirondacks.

(Jun 30, 2020) Some state legislators have accused New York Governor Andrew Cuomo of abusing his power during the pandemic.

(Jun 30, 2020) As coronavirus cases spike in more than two dozen states around the country, Governor Andrew Cuomo said the federal government “is in denial” about the pandemic. He called on President Donald Trump to sign an executive order requiring all Americans to wear a mask in public.

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(Jun 25, 2020) New York, New Jersey and Connecticut are imposing mandatory quarantines for travelers from several states with high rates of the coronavirus, including Florida and Texas, effective midnight Wednesday.

(Jun 24, 2020) Governor Andrew Cuomo is contemplating a quarantine order on travelers to New York from other states with high rates of the coronavirus, including Florida.

(Jun 19, 2020) Governor Andrew Cuomo ends over three months of continuous daily coronavirus briefings Friday. The briefings became a cultural phenomenon and made the governor nationally famous, as New Yorkers and many across America, staying home to try to stop the spread of the virus, tuned in to what became a daily ritual.

(Jun 19, 2020) Thursday was Governor Cuomo’s penultimate daily briefing on the coronavirus pandemic. He reported the lowest number of hospitalizations in the state from COVID 19 since the first positive case was found.

(Jun 18, 2020) Governor Andrew Cuomo’s marathon streak of daily coronavirus briefings will end on Friday. He made the announcement at yesterday’s daily briefing. He said there is “more work to do” and the briefings take a lot of time.

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(Jun 11, 2020) Governor Andrew Cuomo says New York has entered a new phase of the coronavirus pandemic. At his daily briefing yesterday at LaGuardia airport in New York City, Cuomo said the state is past fighting against the coronavirus day-to-day and is into a full reopening of the economy. He said everyone has a role to play.

(Jun 9, 2020) It’s been 100 days since the first coronavirus case was confirmed in New York State. The infection and death rates are dropping and at his daily briefing on Monday, Governor Cuomo applauded New Yorkers for their response to the pandemic.

(Jun 8, 2020) Thousands of people in the North Country haven taken to the streets over the last week to protest police brutality and demand justice for George Floyd.

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(May 28, 2020) Since the North Country began to reopen, one big question is what if people don’t follow the rules? And what exactly even are the rules? On the front lines of these questions are local police, but how to enforce public health is something officers are figuring out as they go.

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(May 21, 2020) Places of worship will now be allowed to hold in-person religious services of up to ten people, starting today. Governor Andrew Cuomo made that announcement at his daily briefing yesterday.

New York State boasts a robust, standard-setting hemp program and continues to invest resources in optimally stewarding this promising crop. New York State lawmakers feel added pressure because they realize that "as New York goes so, goes the rest of the country." Axel Bernabe the Assistant Counsel to NYS Governor Andrew Cuomo for Health joins Joy Beckerman of Hemp Ace International to talk about efficiently reintroducing hemp while navigating a myriad of concerns. He reflects on the benefits of working closely with stakeholders and the challenges of coordinating with others states to craft hemp legislation that accounts for all of the plant's complexities. Produced By MJBulls Cannabis PodcastsSponsored By Advanced Hemp 

(May 20, 2020) New Yorkers will have a little freedom to honor veterans this weekend. Governor Cuomo says the state is allowing Memorial Day ceremonies of less than ten people.

(May 19, 2020) More of New York is slowly reopening for business. Western New York joins the North Country and other upstate regions today in phase one of reopening.

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(May 11, 2020) Gov. Andrew Cuomo is extending a one-year look-back window for victims of childhood sexual abuse to file lawsuits for an additional five months, to mid-January.

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(May 5, 2020) The North Country needs to ramp up testing and contact tracing to qualify for a partial reopening on May 15. Gov. Andrew Cuomo released new reopening requirements at his daily coronavirus briefing today.

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Featuring Fmr. NYS Governor George Pataki by Kevin McCullough Radio

In a career that spanned over 45 years, Michael Friedman was a direct service provider, an administrator, and a social advocate, working in community and public service positions. In 2010 he retired from his position as Director of The Center for Policy, Advocacy, and Education of The Mental Health Association of New York City, which he founded in 2003. At the time he also retired as Chair of the Geriatric Mental Health Alliance of New York, which he co-founded in 2004, and as the Facilitator of the Veterans’ Mental Health Coalition in NYC, which he co-founded in 2009. He continues teaching Columbia University School of Social Work; and he writes frequently about mental health, aging, and other topics. He blogs on the Huffington Post.Previously Mr. Friedman served as Regional Director (Deputy Commissioner) of the New York State Office of Mental Health, Director of Network Development for The Department of Psychiatry of New York Presbyterian Hospital, Executive Director of The Mental Health Association of Westchester, Director of Operations of The Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services; and Program Director, The Bridge, Inc. In the late 60’s and early 70’s, he taught philosophy at a number of colleges in the NYC area.Mr. Friedman has been extremely active in the community over the years, working with numerous advisory and advocacy groups at the local, state, and federal levels. He is a Past President of the Coalition of Voluntary Mental Health Agencies, was Chairman of the Hudson River Planning Advisory Committee of the Office of Mental Health, was Vice-Chairman of the New York City Public Child Fatality Review Committee, served on The National Institute of Mental Health Services Research Planning Panel, was a member of the NYS Geriatric Mental Health and Chemical Dependency Planning Council, and served on the Health Care Policy Advisory Committee for the NYS Governor’s Transition Team in 2006 to mention just a few of his community service activities. Currently, he serves on the Advisory Committee to the NYC Commissioner of Health and Mental Hygiene.Mr. Friedman has spoken at many professional conferences and published numerous articles, book chapters, and opinion essays. His topics have included geriatric mental health, integration of health and mental health services, mental health policy and finance, health care reform, child mental health, social advocacy, family support, managed care, psychiatric rehabilitation, child welfare, family violence, stigma, creativity, and political philosophy. He is also the co-author of a comic parody of America’s system of psychiatric diagnosis entitled The Diagnostic Manual of Mishegas. His writings can be found at www.MichaelBFriedman.com. Mr. Friedman received his Bachelor's degree from Columbia College, a Master's degree in philosophy from Columbia University, and a Master's in Social Work from the Hunter College School of Social Work.

2014 Green Party Candidate for NYS Governor discusses his thoughts on Donald Trump