Podcasts

The 129th NYS Assembly race between Shawn Fiato & Maurice 'Mo' Brown will mean a new representative replacing long-time incumbent Bill Magnarelli. Key issues are affordability, housing, neighborhoods.

Newhouse Impact was created as an outlet for research & creative activities by faculty and students. It's covered AI, data privacy, journalism issues, media literacy and trends, etc. in 50 episodes.

Local residents tell candidates for local, state and federal offices that datacenters are a concern due to noise, power use & the environment. But a rising need for them adds jobs, economic growth.

This week on CNY Decides, WAER's Chris Bolt, Central Current's Laura Robertson & Scott Willis on the term limit referendums on mid-term ballot. Onondaga County voters consider 12- or 16-year limits.

This episode of CNY Decides with WAER's Chris Bolt and Central Current reporter Patrick McCarthy kicks off Season 2 with a look at New York's U.S. District 22 cogressional race. Chris and Patrick talk about Republican Kailee Buller and what she says she is offering over Democratic incumbent John Mannion.

Newhouse Master's student Chris Fiegel leveraged AI and media design education to create a health communications portal called Bridge Concussion.

Deeper Shade of Green looks back on impactful guests and topics covered over the past 38 episodes. The podcast will be on hiatus until Fall when we launch our next season, The health of our waters.

Dr. Anne Osborne looks at gender divides in sports. Her book Gender Defenders of the Sport Binary covers barriers for intersex & trans athletes. She's also explains differences for female sports fans.

A study of 1600 journalists found enthusiasm for the profession, amid freedom challenges, low pay, lack of diversity & threats. Newhouse Communications Prof. Lars Willnat shares outcomes and responses

In CNY Decides' final episode of season one, Host Bob Beck holds a primary post mortem with our political partners at Central Current, Managing Editor Chris Libonati and Senior Justice Reporter Eddie Velazquez, along with WAER's Senior Political Reporter Scott Willis.