Podcasts

Wednesday, June 12, 202406/12/2024

Ithaca resident Amanda David

Amanda says she’s been the target of racist and sexist harassment by her next-door neighbor in Ithaca since 2020.

Wednesday, June 12, 202406/12/2024

Dr. William Klepack, Tompkins County Medical Director

Financial support for farmers affected by bird flu.

Tuesday, June 11, 202406/11/2024

ALL THINGS EQUAL 6-11-24

Kate Supron sits down with Abbey Vormwald & David Grant from the Youth Exploration Program at The Learning Web.

Tuesday, June 11, 202406/11/2024

Dr. Luvelle Brown, Ithaca City School District

A deep dive on the June 18 ICSD budget re-vote, which includes two propositions on the ballot.

Monday, June 10, 202406/10/2024

State Senator Tom O’Mara

The 2024 NYS Legislative session’s highs & lows.

Friday, June 7, 202406/07/2024

HouseCALL – History Of Downtown Ithaca

Friday, June 7, 202406/07/2024

Mike Sigler, NYS Senate candidate (NY52)

Creating an independent third party, the cost of living in NY, and political toxicity.

Friday, June 7, 202406/07/2024

Mike Park, Homer Town Supervisor

Discussions continue about electronic billboards.

Thursday, June 6, 202406/06/2024

Kate de la Garza, INHS

2023 highlights and applying for housing.

Thursday, June 6, 202406/06/2024

Nancy Dafoe, Dark Sky Homer

Nancy is a Cortland County resident who opposes proposed electronic billboards.

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