Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

First, Mark Dunlea talks with New York Lawyers for the Public Interest about Governor Hochul’s delays on her cap-trade-and-invest program and why that’s bad news for environmental justice.

Then, Sellers Webb joins us in the studio to talk about her experience as a banjo player as well as some of her upcoming events.

Later on, Brea Barthel speaks with the executive director of the Troy Public Library in another public library update.

After that, Moses Nagel talks to Barbra Smith about a video on the history of white women fighting against racism alongside people of color.

Finally, Mark Dunlea provides coverage from the New York Immigration Coalition’s rally at the State Capitol on January 13th.