The Roundtable

Albany, NY – Joe and David speak with our resident tech attorney Rich Honen about the proclamation that we would all be better off if government was run like a business. Honen thinks that perhaps the government vs. big business debate is not correct.

Albany, NY – Alan speaks with New YorkCongressman Maurice Hinchey about opposing the war in Iraq and fighting the D regulation of media in this country in today's Congressional Corner.

Albany, NY – Susan Barnett takes a look at the efforts to educate the next generation about global warming and the green revolution. Global warming has been a more prominent issue and now the concern is what will the citizens of tomorrow do to reduce green house gases?

Albany, NY – Joe speaks with Scott Meyer of Merritt Books in Rhinebeck, NY about his weekly book picks.

Albany, NY – Joe speaks with Tom Daschle about his new book, "Critical: What We Can Do About the Health Care Crisis". Roughly 50 million Americans are without health care and Joe speaks to Daschle about how he came to research and write about this topic.

Albany, NY – Julia continues her talk with Stephanie Copeland, the director and president of author Edith Warton's mansion, The Mount in Lennox, Massachusetts. The Mount is at risk of foreclosure due to it's unpaid mortgage.

Albany, NY – Joe and Selma speak with chefs Eric Johanson of Iron Forge Inn in Bellvale, NY, Ramiro Jimenez of Puerto Azul in Millbrook, NY and the organizer of the Hudson Valley Restaurant Week Jenna Crawshaw. For more information, visit www.hudsonvalleyrestaurantweek.com.

Albany, NY – Alan speaks with New York Congressman Maurice Hinchey about the new FCC plan for more concentrated media ownership.

Albany, NY – Alan joins chef Michael Balin at the Castle Street Cafe in Great Barrington, Massachusetts to make mushroom soup.

Albany, NY – Joe speaks with law professor Nancy Polikoff about her book, "Beyond (Straight and Gay) Marriage: Valuing All Families under the Law". She is trying to re- frame the debate about same sex marriages.