Celebrating Hispanic Heritage ✨

Premiering This Week

Volume 331 | October 7, 2026

Brian Romero, Telenovela en The Americas Society, Diana Pou

Nueva York

Monday - Thursday | 9:30 PM

New York celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with Assemblyman Brian Romero sharing his path from CUNY to public service; America’s Society explores melodrama in its “Telenovela” exhibit; and Diana Pou reflects on music, acting and her return to the stage.

Helder Guimarães. School Girls on Broadway. The Heart.

Center Stage

Friday - Sunday | 9:00 PM

Patrick Pacheco sits down with magician and storyteller Helder Guimarães about his Off-Broadway show The Hope Theory, while Roberto Araujo goes inside School Girls and The Heart with their casts and creators.

Centering International Stories

CUNY Uncut

Monday - Thursday | 3:00 PM

Serena Edwards sits down with Ainel Demegenova to discuss her journey from Kazakhstan to the U.S. as an international student, the challenges she’s faced and her mission to expand financial access for people with hearing disabilities and language barriers.

The 2026 Midterms: What's at Stake?

CUNY Forum

Monday - Thursday | 8:00 AM

This CUNY Forum explores the 2026 midterms, Trump’s impact on politics, New York’s shifting electorate, economic concerns, misinformation and the evolving Democratic coalition, with a focus on young voters and civic participation.

Worker Power and the Crisis of Authoritarianism

City Works

Monday - Thursday | 12:00 PM

On this episode of City Works, Laura speaks with labor experts Alex Press, Elaine Kim and Paul Ortiz about workers’ rights under the second Trump administration and what history can teach us about combating anti-union efforts.

Who Sets the Rules?

The New York Times Close Up with Sam Roberts

Friday - Sunday | 7:30 PM

Host Jeffrey C. Mays and Jeffrey M. Wice discuss Brooklyn Democrats’ leadership fight, while Stefanos Chen examines City Council proposals to regulate e-bikes and scooters following fatal crashes.

On the Gram'

Walking into Filipino American History Month with style. 🇵🇭✨

Behind the Scenes

Get a glimpse of the people, moments, and production that bring CUNY TV to your screen.

In Case You Missed It!

Megha Majumdar & Cristina Jiménez

Book It

We chat with New York Times bestselling author Megha Majumdar about her book “A Guardian and a Thief”; Isabel Ortiz speaks with Cristina Jiménez about her memoir “Dreaming of Home” and Linda Stasi takes on AI in her uncensored reviews.

The Power of Dance: The Vision & Legacy of Obediah Wright

A Slice of New York

In this episode, Mike explores the world of dance with Dr. Obediah Wright. He is joined by his friends, Saint Aubyn and David Bratton, both who are grammy nominated successful performers who share how Wright’s dance career continues to inspire all.