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We talk with the founder and host of the podcast Immigrantly, Saadia Khan. Immigrantly is dedicated to highlighting unique American stories and
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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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Education journalist Holly Korbey suggests that the disappearance of civics education is one of the biggest threats to our democracy.
MoreWe talk to Bill Serratore, Executive Director of the Westchester County Democratic Committee, and IW’s own Bruce Campbell about when, where and how to VOTE.
MoreIt’s 2020 - the year we all have been waiting for! We talk “resistance resolutions” with some of our favorite activists from NYCD16 Indivisible and discuss how to take ACTION in this
MoreCongressman Eliot Engel, Chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, gives us an update on impeachment. He also discusses the recent conflict with Iran.
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We talk with the founder and host of the podcast Immigrantly, Saadia Khan. Immigrantly is dedicated to highlighting unique American stories and experiences.
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We talk with DemCast about their mission to amplify grassroots media and how it can help all of us in 2020.
MoreActivists from The Fair Elections for New York Coalition on fears that Campaign Financing Reform Commission recommendations will be watered down.
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Jarret Berg, co-founder of Vote Early NY, about Early Voting in New York State. And what happened in Westchester - the good, the bad, and the ugly.
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County Executive George Latimer shares why he wants to be remembered as a regular guy. And the latest on taxes, election security, cyberattacks & Facebook.
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