
Podcast by WCNY
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 584 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | News | |||

Nov. 11, 2026 - New York Focus education reporter Melissa Manno discusses the lack of standardized rules and regulations governing the use of artificial intelligence for students and teachers in public schools.
Nov. 11, 2026 - Legislation overwhelmingly approved by state lawmakers would impose new testing and disclosure requirements for the makers of baby food sold in New York. Our guest is Brian Ronholm, director of food policy for Consumer Reports.
Nov. 11, 2026 - New York Focus senior reporter Sam Mellins explains how Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie has been able to enjoy luxury seats and insider access to sporting events as the result of political donations and campaign spending.
Nov. 10, 2026- New York State Budget Director Blake Washington talks about New York's budget surplus, considers the funding needs of municipalities, and responds to the progressive push for higher taxes on wealthy individuals.
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Well-informed, lively conversations, and a worthwhile listening experience. The host, however, on a number of subjects, acts not like a devil’s advocate, but an irritant, inserting marginally helpful asides to counter his guest’s views. These (non) bon mots are not needed and — far from keeping the guests on their toes — serve only to keep the conversation from coming to a satisfying conclusion, while David Lombardo acts as a smug gadfly: too many gotcha moments, as if he is cleverly trying to o... more
I used to only listen to this show on the radio and I was so excited when I found the podcast. This show has people who do the work, with varying viewpoints, talk about how policies will actually work. The host is a great interviewer and really guides his guests to break down the wonk. If you want to be an educated voter and citizen in New York, check this out!
Very informative interviews on all/most of the issues being considered for the state.
Content is excellent. I always get important information with every episode…that I have not heard anywhere else. NYS government is truly taking steps to improve our state. From recycling to filing tax returns. Well worth the listen.
Unique stories delivered with honest inquiry. Loved the municipal broadband and I hope you follow up. also keen to know more on the chips coverage. Great work
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