ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,
First, Mark Dunlea talks with Kyle Pope about the media and climate hushing.
Then, we hear from the annual Homelands Powwow and some of the speakers from that event.
Later on, Everybody Moves, our weekly series that profiles the immigration stories from members of our community.
Finally, we hear part one of Chris Phelan's interview with Camden Ador on his experience as a transgender person in the military.
Co-hosts: Sean Bernyk and Ethan Wilder.
First, Mark Dunlea talks with Kyle Pope about the media and climate hushing.
Then, we hear from the annual Homelands Powwow and some of the speakers from that event.
Later on, Everybody Moves, our weekly series that profiles the immigration stories from members of our community.
Finally, we hear part one of Chris Phelan's interview with Camden Ador on his experience as a transgender person in the military.
Co-hosts: Sean Bernyk and Ethan Wilder.
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