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We talk to Indivisible Westchester’s Mark Klapper and Indivisible New Rochelle’s Kim Snyder about fighting Russian bots and home grown trolls. Find out what you can do to curb disinformation. Find more tools to fight disinformation: https://www.disarmdisinfo.com
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We talk to Indivisible Westchester’s Mark Klapper and Indivisible New Rochelle’s Kim Snyder about fighting Russian bots and home grown trolls. Find out what you can do to curb disinformation. Find more
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We talk to NY State Senator Shelley Mayer about New York’s bleak financial picture. She shares what it means for schools and the people struggling to get the benefits they need.
MoreThe Presidential Candidates aren’t on the ballot, but the June Democratic primaries are on in Westchester. And with them, come changes in the way we can vote. Jarret Berg, attorney and Co-Founder
MoreLocal food banks are overwhelmed by the need caused by the Coronavirus. We talk to Indivisible member Rhiannon Navin who has been working tirelessly to feed people in New Rochelle since the
MoreAmy Gross, Clinical Psychologist and Certified Meditation Teacher, joins us to share strategies to manage our anxiety during the COVID-19 global pandemic. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800-273-TALK (8255)Join Amy for her meditation
MoreCounty Executive George Latimer joins us to talk about the County’s response to the pandemic, the coming holidays, and what the future may hold.
MoreThis week we look just north and talk with Democratic candidate Michelle Hinchey about her campaign to flip State Senate District 46. We also get an update on other races in apple
MoreBrette McSweeney, Executive Director of Eleanor’s Legacy, join us to discuss their mission to “recruit, train and fund pro-choice Democratic women candidates across New York at the state and local level.” Find
MoreIndivisible Westchester's curated art show featured political art from artists around the county. We talk with the artists about the power that art has as a form of resistance. View the art
MoreWhat is it like to date in this political climate? Dr. Suzanne Burger of Westchester Citizen Therapists and Liz Etkin join us to discuss romantic relationships in the age of Trump.
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