As World Cup excitement grows across New York and New Jersey, Mike Gilliam explores how the tournament is energizing fans, local leagues and college players. The program also highlights free watch parties, fan zones and affordable ways to join in!
This Mental Health Awareness Month, we tackle widespread climate anxiety and the health impacts of climate change. Our guests share unique perspectives on how storytelling, culture, and collective action can make space for resilience and hope.
Author and artist Rachel Eliza Griffiths discusses her memoir, The Flower Bearers, reflecting on grief, healing, and finding a path forward through art, memory, and love after profound loss and trauma.
On this episode of Italics, Professor Giovanni Braico discusses Arbëreshë migration to the United States as we visit the Arbëreshë community on Long Island for the annual V’lami luncheon. We also attend the NIAF annual gala in New York, celebrating Italian and Italian American leaders and honoring Lombardy as NIAF’s 2026 Region of Honor.
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From hairstylists to salon owners, #Latinas are shaping New York’s beauty industry. Check out this story on "LATiNAS".
Patrick Pacheco hosts a special one-hour edition of THEATER: All the Moving Parts featuring Janice Simpson, Adam Feldman, Margaret Hall, and Zachary Stewart breaking down the 2026 Tony nominations, surprises, snubs, and predictions.
Professor Alex Vitale joins Sheryl McCarthy to discuss policing, public safety, crime reduction, and why communities may benefit more from social services than expanded law enforcement.
CUNY TV celebrates its 40th Anniversary with a look back at the early years of the station, the stories that have stuck with the multitude of seasoned journalists and educators who have found a home at
CUNY TV, and a look at the latest shows.
For a full list of premieres from last week, click here
