Local Matters Westchester
Local Matters Westchester
Podcast Description
A new civic affairs podcast, Local Matters, offers in-depth conversations on the issues shaping the region. Hosted by Examiner Media Publisher Adam Stone, veteran journalist Martin Wilbur, and former PCTV Station Manager Shane McGaffey, the show will feature a wide range of influential guests, from elected officials and business leaders to artists, educators, and nonprofit advocates.
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The podcast focuses on regional civic affairs, immigration policy, local governance, and the impacts of national policies on local communities. Examples of episodes include conversations on the budget standoff in New York state, immigration rights with legal experts, and discussions surrounding community issues like energy costs and healthcare reform.
Local Matters Westchester, a civic affairs podcast, delivers in-depth conversations on the issues shaping the region. Hosted by Examiner Media Publisher Adam Stone and veteran journalist Martin Wilbur, the show features influential guests ranging from elected officials and business leaders to artists, educators, and nonprofit advocates.
Pleasantville native Michael Bloom and fellow filmmaker Lily Weisberg share what it means to have their short film ”Rare Birds” screened at the Tribeca Film Festival. In conversation with hosts Martin Wilbur and Jill Grossman, they discuss the places, people, and childhood experiences that inspire their work, and the films they have in the works for future release.
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