February 22, 2021 at 6:30 pm
A look at the news that will be making local and national headlines this week. Joining us tonight are Emmy-award winning journalist, Anchor and Executive Producer of the weekly public radio show “Latino USA” Maria Hinojosa, CUNY Professor and former President of the New York City Board of Elections, J.C. Polanco and New York Daily News editorial board member Laura Nahmias.
February 18, 2021 at 6:30 pm
Tonight, our Medical Marvels series spotlights Advancements in Eye Care and the father-son team working diligently to reverse the statistics and restore sight. Dr.’s Richard and RJ Mackool take us into the operating room at the Mackool Eye Institute.
Culture, Government & Politics, Metrolife, My New York, News, Science & Technology, Watch MetroFocus
February 17, 2021 at 6:30 pm
Tonight State Director of AARP's New York Office, Beth Finkel joins us with the latest developments on the COVID nursing home controversy and coverup. Also, director and series producer of “The Black Church: This Is Our Story. This Is Our Song”, Stacey Holman joins us on an exploration of Black faith and the massive role it has played throughout history.
February 17, 2021 at 6:30 pm
How many New York State nursing home residents have died as a result of COVID-19? That question is at the heart of a spiraling crisis engulfing the Cuomo administration and fueling accusations of a coverup, and calls for the governor to be stripped of his emergency powers. State Director of AARP's New York Office, Beth Finkel joins us with the latest developments on this breaking New York story.
February 08, 2021 at 6:30 pm
Tonight, on this eve of the Senate Impeachment Trial against Donald Trump for inciting the deadly Capitol Hill riot, we’ll examine the vote to dismiss, the case to convict, and the shoddy denial defense with Adjunct Professor at NYU Law School jennifer Rodgers, President of the Brooklyn NAACP L. Joy Williams, and Founder and Chairman of The Conservative Color Coalition Joseph Pinion.
Economy, Government & Politics, Metrolife, My New York, News, Science & Technology, Watch MetroFocus
February 01, 2021 at 6:30 pm
A look at the news making local and national headlines this week and its impact on the tri-state. Weighing in tonight are political commentator and CUNY Professor J.C. Polanco, author and Rutgers University Associate Professor of Political Science Dr. Saladin Ambar and New York Daily News editorial board member Laura Nahmias.
January 28, 2021 at 6:30 pm
New York City Comptroller, and 2021 Democratic candidate for Mayor, Scott Stringer, joins us for the debut of our spotlight series, “Who’s Running For Mayor” to discuss his new “Fair Shot NYC” initiative, aimed at ensuring transparency, equity, and accountability in the COVID-19 vaccine distribution process, as well as his plans to help struggling small business owners, and his run for mayor.
Culture, Economy, Government & Politics, Metrolife, My New York, News, Science & Technology, Watch MetroFocus
January 28, 2021 at 6:30 pm
Tonight, New York City Comptroller, and 2021 Democratic candidate for Mayor, Scott Stringer, joins us for the debut of our spotlight series, “Who’s Running For Mayor” to discuss his new “Fair Shot NYC” initiative, aimed at ensuring transparency, equity, and accountability in the COVID-19 vaccine distribution process. Also, a look at Independent Lens' Decade of Fire.
January 11, 2021 at 6:30 pm
Executive Editor at the Gotham Gazette Ben Max, Author and Rutgers University associate professor of political science Dr. Saladin Ambar and Founder and Chairman of The Conservative Color Coalition Joseph Pinion join us to discuss the Governor’s proposals and the outlook for New York in 2021.
