We’ll take you to Washington Heights’ United Palace for a dialogue about bridging the divide between religion and tradition. Queens is known as the birthplace of religious freedom in America. We’ll tell you why, and show you which neighborhood is the most diverse in the nation. Is it possible for us to put down our phones, disconnect, and actually be fulfilled?
In September, Mayor Eric Adams and the NYPD unveiled a new subway-patrolling robot called K5. New York State Senator Jabari Brisport shares his thoughts on these new robotic technologies. Then, City University of New Yok law professor Rebecca Bratspies, joins us to discuss her new book, “Naming Gotham: The Villains, Rogues, and Heroes Behind New York Place Names."
In September, Mayor Eric Adams and the NYPD unveiled a new subway-patrolling robot called K5. New York State Senator Jabari Brisport shares his thoughts on these new robotic technologies.
Baldwin school district on Long Island is transforming its traditional library space into a collaborative hub outfitted with 21st century tech. Baldwin Superintendent Dr. Shari Camhi discusses this next-generation library. Then the co-founders of "he Ideal School of Manhattan," join us to discuss the challenges of inclusive education in New York City.
Baldwin school district on Long Island is transforming its traditional library space into a collaborative hub outfitted with 21st century tech. Baldwin Superintendent Dr. Shari Camhi joins us to discuss this next-generation library.
Tonight, we look back at the PBS NATURE series “Spy in the Wild,” and how animal robots infiltrated the wilderness to deliver visuals never-before-seen by people.
Tonight, Physicist and bestselling author Dr. Michio Kaku joins us to discuss his latest book “Quantum Supremacy.” Then, U.S. Olympic figure skating legend Kristi Yamaguchi discusses her journey to the 1992 gold medal, the importance of the Japan Parade, and being a champion of childhood literacy with her "Always Dream" foundation.
Joining us tonight is Reid Wiseman, Mission Commander of Artemis II, the first moon crew in over 50 years. Then, on July 20, 1969, NASA astronaut Buzz Aldrin made history by being the second person to walk on the moon. Tonight, he shares his story. Finally, the documentary “8 Days: To the Moon and Back” features NASA footage to provide the blueprint for a recreation of the first lunar landing.
Tonight, we’re going behind the curtain for a closer look at the future of medicine and what makes Hospital for Special Surgery so successful with Dr. Bryan Kelly, President, Surgeon-in-Chief and Medical Director at Hospital for Special Surgery, and Dr. Thomas Sculco, the hospital’s Surgeon-in-Chief Emeritus.
Tonight, we’re going behind the curtain for a closer look at the future of medicine with Dr. Bryan Kelly, President, Surgeon-in-Chief and Medical Director at Hospital for Special Surgery, and Dr. Thomas Sculco, the hospital’s Surgeon-in-Chief Emeritus. Then, "The IDEAL School of Manhattan" has been a game changer for many families as New York’s only K-12+ independent inclusion school.
Tonight, our coverage continues on the Canadian wildfires smoke that engulfed our city. Dr. Jay Varma, a professor at Weill Cornell Medicine and a former senior adviser for public health under then-Mayor Bill de Blasio joins MetroFocus to discuss how the air quality will impact your health.
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