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It’s Happening Here Ep. 18 - The Bottlenecks Stalling Syracuse’s Housing Production (opens the original)
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The demand for housing in Syracuse is on the rise, with a recent report from CenterState CEO projecting that roughly 2,500 new units will need to be built each year over the next decade to keep pace. Yet despite broad public support and bipartisan alignment regarding the need for increased housing production, new construction has not managed to keep up with demand. Central Current Reporter and Report for America corps member Debadrita Sur joins host Maximilian Eyle to share the details of the re
CNY Latino Podcast, Episode 103 - Nancy Cantor Warehouse & A Venezuelan Singer (opens the original)
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(#103, 9/17/26) In this September 2026 Episode of CNY Latino: cnylatinonewspaper.com/Podcast, you will see and hear an interview Marisol, and I did with Syracuse University Puerto Rican student Yesmene Chikha, in an exhibition she made at the Nancy Cantor warehouse in Syracuse. Marisol Hernandez and I - Hugo Acosta, will also present an interview with a talented Venezuelan singer Nella, and we both filled out with a short comment of driving back home, with the presence of a beautiful full moon i
Built to Serve, Episode 38 - Kate Artessa Discusses Empty Bowls (opens the original)
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This month on Built to Serve, host Peter Ward is joined by Kate Artessa from the Interreligous Food Consortium (IFC). A small nonprofit organization which sources food for under resourced food pantries, schools and other organizations in desperate need. In this conversation Peter and Kate discuss the IFC’s Empty Bowls Event held at the Everson Museum on September 25th. The purpose of this event is simple, guests are served soup in a handmade bowl in exchange for a small donation to help fight hu
Science Today with Dr. Rich Kopecky - Episode 51 (opens the original)
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Carriers of the Huntington’s Disease Gene know they will probably develop serious neurological problems overtime. Promising new research suggests two potential interventions, which could slow or prevent Huntington’s inexorable progression. Is memory loss really a manifestation of aging? Also, a controversy surrounding GLP-1 weight loss drugs.
Repeating History, Episode 23 - Dr. John Garrison Marks (opens the original)
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On the latest episode of Repeating History, our guest is Dr. John Garrison Marks. As the nation continues commemorating its 250th birthday, we discuss the legacy of George Washington's relationship with one of America's original sins, chattel slavery. In addition, they discuss how museum's across the country present and interpret this complex historical reality. Dr. Marks most recent book, Thy Will Be Done: George Washington’s Legacy of Slavery and the Fight for American Memory, examines this ri
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