Podcasts

Wednesday, January 26, 202201/26/2022

Dr. Stephen Coleman, Elmira College

Dr. Coleman offered a preview of his roundtable tonight on Black History Month.

Tuesday, January 25, 202201/25/2022

ALL THINGS EQUAL 1-25-22

Gary Stewart discusses the American Indian College Fund with Jasmine Neosh, who attends school in Wisconsin.

Tuesday, January 25, 202201/25/2022

Criminal Profiler Pat Brown

In the latest True Crime Tuesday, Joe and Pat discuss how police work with a criminal profile.

Tuesday, January 25, 202201/25/2022

Hank Dullyea, Tompkins County Independent Redistricting Commission

Information about public meetings on the subject of redistricting in Tompkins County.

Monday, January 24, 202201/24/2022

Dave Maley, Ithaca College

An overview of spring semester plans at IC, which began today.

Monday, January 24, 202201/24/2022

Trooper Aga Dembinska

Another report of a stolen catalytic converter in Ithaca.

Monday, January 24, 202201/24/2022

Stephen Donnelly Associates 1/24

Friday, January 21, 202201/21/2022

Kat Walters, I100

Remembering the legendary Meat Loaf, who died Thursday night.

Friday, January 21, 202201/21/2022

Roxan Noble, Ithaca Tompkins International Airport

Noble addresses 5G and a temporary route change from United Airlines.

Thursday, January 20, 202201/20/2022

HouseCALL — Susan’s Favorite Kitchen Things

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