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What progressives hope to hear from Hillary Clinton; Marco Rubio's race to the White House; criminal justice reform; your vote on community projects; altruistic giving; grand openings. (episode)
The head of the Working Families Party and the co-founder of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee discuss decisive issues for 2016 candidates.
A first generation son of a bartender, Sen. Rubio hopes to appeal beyond a conservative base in the 2016 election. What would his ideas on the role of government mean for most Americans?
The director of the Mayor's Office of Criminal Justice talks about the latest reforms to move along court system backlog to reduce the population of inmates on Rikers Island.
It's participatory budget season and New Yorkers can vote on community spending.
A professor of bioethics from Princeton argues in favor of "effective altruism" - that is, maximizing the number of people who benefit from your donations.
A Ferrari museum in Oyster Bay. A pierogi shop in Gowanus. A heavy metal bar in Queens. In this first installment of our new series, we hear about what's new in your neighborhood.