New year, new Presidential candidate! Democrat Andrew Yang has launched his campaign for the Oval Office, relying on a platform of Universal Basic Income (UBI) — a $1000 check from the government, every month, for every American. What does this
The September 13th NY primaries were a big deal, and not just because of the Governor’s race. We talk about why, and about what’s happening with Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court. Then, we get a call from special guest Alessandr
Jessica Ramos is running for NY State Senate in District 13, which has been held for years by IDC member Jose Peralta. We talk about Peralta’s record of continuously voting with republicans and not showing up to support his own co-sponsored bil
As part of our “Women Who Run” series, we chat with Jasi Robinson, NY State Senate Candidate in the 23rd district. This Staten Island/South Brooklyn district has been IDC member Diane Savino’s since 2005, where she often runs uncontested. Jasi
Harvey Weinstein goes to jail, 1500 migrant children are unaccounted for, and in one week Zephyr Teachout announces she’s pregnant AND is running for Manhattan DA. Then, at 07:00: We interview Suraj Patel, Congressional Candidate for New York’s
We talk to Garin and Erika of RHAVote.com, who tell their heart-wrenching story of learning at 30 weeks that their pregnancy wasn’t viable. And worse: despite its threat to Erika’s health, it was a crime to terminate the pregnancy in New York.
In the aftermath of the March for Our Lives, these former Women’s March organizers ask: is marching a useful way to make changes in our government? Why do our NY lawmakers want to keep the Child Victims Act from being passed? How do non-disclos
A young woman in Brooklyn gets raped by the police, and they claim that it was consensual. The Mueller investigation ramps up, big time. And in the aftermath of a tragic Florida school shooting, we sit down for a candid conversation with a gun
It’s Episode 1 of Forward March NY’s new podcast: Women Who Pod!Have you been drowning in national news, while wondering WTF is going on in New York State politics? Fear no more — on the first of each month, Anat, Elissa, and Danielle will hel