ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Election experts and voting rights advocates are holding a virtual briefing to explain the New York election and how it works. They will be debunking misinformation about the voting process and talk through the steps organizations take across the state to make sure all voters can cast a ballot without issue.
Connecticut released a new report examining how public benefits have influenced poverty rates, and potential consequences of new federal cuts for residents. WFUV’s Mia Barth gives us more on the report.
What’s What music host Livia Regina reports on an interview that Ian Sweet had with WFUV about her new album, a collaboration between Fontaines DC and Rosalia, and a Cameron Winter concert film.
Host/Producer: Sonia Weliwitigida
Editor: Robin Shannon
Reporter: Mia Barth
Reporter: Livia Regina
Theme Music: Joe Bergsieker
Connecticut released a new report examining how public benefits have influenced poverty rates, and potential consequences of new federal cuts for residents. WFUV’s Mia Barth gives us more on the report.
What’s What music host Livia Regina reports on an interview that Ian Sweet had with WFUV about her new album, a collaboration between Fontaines DC and Rosalia, and a Cameron Winter concert film.
Host/Producer: Sonia Weliwitigida
Editor: Robin Shannon
Reporter: Mia Barth
Reporter: Livia Regina
Theme Music: Joe Bergsieker
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