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MAR 8

Gun Mass

There’s strength and power in our alliances. Radio GAG 2026 Episode 2 “Gun Mass” celebrates the alliance between the Empire City Men's Chorus and Gays Against Guns. This episode brings together Dr. Vince Peterson, Director of the Empire City Men’s Chorus, and John Grauwiler, former President of Gays Against Guns, in conversation. Episode 2 includes a new feature: How to Be An Activist with GAG member Kimberly Miller explaining how she got involved in direct action. If you are wondering what you can do to make a difference in these difficult and chaotic times in which we live, Kim will inspire you! Gun Mass will be performed March 13th & 14th, 2026 and is described as “Two devastating choral masterworks that confront America's twin crises: Jamie Powe's "Gun Mass" — a liturgical lament for victims of school shootings — and Joel Thompson's "Seven Last Words of the Unarmed" — setting the final words of Black men killed by police. While our leaders spew hatred and refuse reform, these works demand we confront uncomfortable truths about gun violence and police brutality”. Radio GAG 2026 gives you new choices: our Breakdown podcasts let you listen to thought provoking guests in the time it takes you to walk the dog. Our full podcasts dig deeper as our guests make connections that explain the reasons for the American epidemic of gun violence and inform you about what is being done in communities and Statehouses to fight gun violence and support survivors. ECMC Music CLips Intro: ART IN ME Outro: TURN THE WORLD AROUND

Mar 8

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55 min
03/01/2025

Dreamleapers with Harriette Cole featuring Frederick Anderson

Frederick Anderson has been in the thick of New York’s fashion scene for over 20 years. He and Douglas Hannant created a made-to-order collection in the early aughts that catered to the ladies who lunch set. He met Hannant while studying fashion design at The Fashion Institute of Technology, and together they helmed a successful business under Hannant’s name for a decade. Over the years, their celebrity following grew as they dressed Beyonce, Charlize Theron, Jennifer Hudson, Janet Jackson, and more. They succeeded in branching out to various categories like fragrance, bridal, and furs. But Anderson had a deep desire to tell his own story. In 2017 he struck out on his own and launched a label of insouciant party looks under his name. Created with couture fabrics and crocheted pieces, the collection hit a sweet spot—fewer ladies who lunch and more girls who like to party. worldbridemagazine.com Frederick Anderson is renowned for his modern luxury designs that blend uptown sophistication with downtown edge. In 2018, he launched his eponymous collection, aiming to reintroduce modern luxury to the New York fashion scene. frederickandersonshop.com In April 2024, Anderson opened a boutique in Manhattan's NoMad district at 110 East 31st Street. The space reflects his personal aesthetic, featuring art and furniture reminiscent of his own apartment, creating an intimate and inviting atmosphere for clients. avenuemagazine.com During New York Fashion Week in February 2025, Anderson unveiled his Fall 2025 collection at the Paradise Club in Times Square. The show drew inspiration from 1990s gothic glamour, presenting bold and theatrical designs that captivated the audience. nyunews.com Anderson's designs are celebrated for their couture-like quality, featuring South American hand-knit crochet dresses, modern tweed jackets with sparkling details, and sheer pieces that artfully balance coverage and allure. avenuemagazine.com For more insights into his work and personal style, you can follow Frederick Anderson on Instagram. instagram.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

03/01/2025

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55 min
10/11/2025

DREAMLEAPERS® with Harriette Cole featuring Yvonna Kopacz-Wright & Brett Wright

Dynamic duo in life and purpose. From Hollywood to Harlem and beyond, Yvonna Kopacz-Wright and Brett Wright bring creativity, strategy, and heart to everything they touch — from the screen to the soil at Lomar Farms, where passion meets purpose in their mission to save the bees. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

10/11/2025

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52 min
MAR 8

Gun Mass Breakdown

There’s strength and power in our alliances. Radio GAG 2026 Episode 2 “Gun Mass” celebrates the alliance between the Empire City Men's Chorus and Gays Against Guns. This episode brings together Dr. Vince Peterson, Director of the Empire City Men’s Chorus, and John Grauwiler, former President of Gays Against Guns, in conversation. Episode 2 includes a new feature: How to Be An Activist with GAG member Kimberly Miller explaining how she got involved in direct action. If you are wondering what you can do to make a difference in these difficult and chaotic times in which we live, Kim will inspire you! Gun Mass will be performed March 13th & 14th, 2026 and is described as “Two devastating choral masterworks that confront America's twin crises: Jamie Powe's "Gun Mass" — a liturgical lament for victims of school shootings — and Joel Thompson's "Seven Last Words of the Unarmed" — setting the final words of Black men killed by police. While our leaders spew hatred and refuse reform, these works demand we confront uncomfortable truths about gun violence and police brutality”. Radio GAG 2026 gives you new choices: our Breakdown podcasts let you listen to thought provoking guests in the time it takes you to walk the dog. Our full podcasts dig deeper as our guests make connections that explain the reasons for the American epidemic of gun violence and inform you about what is being done in communities and Statehouses to fight gun violence and support survivors. ECMC Intro: ART IN ME Outro: TURN THE WORLD AROUND

Mar 8

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29 min
01/03/2023

Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg on Gun Violence in New York City

Law of the Land with Gloria J. Browne-Marshall, Constitutional Law Professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and author of She Took Justice, talks about Gun Violence in New York City with guest Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg.

01/03/2023

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36 min
MAR 7

DREAMLEAPERS® with Harriette Cole featuring Akeshi Akinseye

Join Harriette Cole on DREAMLEAPERS® with guest Akeshi Akinseye, global luxury event planner and author. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mar 7

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51 min
FEB 17

Defending American Democracy & Corrupt Judges

Gloria J. Browne Marshall welcomes Walter White to talk about Lawyers Defending American Democracy and Manuel Gomez to speak about Corrupt Judges on the latest episode of Law of the Land.

Feb 17

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50 min
12/20/2025

DREAMLEAPERS® with Harriette Cole featuring Esther Gokhale

Esther Gokhale (pronounced GO-clay) is internationally recognized as “The Posture Guru of Silicon Valley,” a title given by The New York Times. Trained in science at Harvard and Princeton, Esther has taught the Gokhale Method® at leading institutions including Google, Facebook, Kaiser Permanente, Sutter Health, UCSF, and TEDx (Stanford). The Gokhale Method is currently the subject of a Stanford clinical trial focused on back pain treatment. Esther’s lifelong dedication to healing began in childhood while growing up in India, where she assisted her mother, a nurse, in caring for abandoned infants awaiting adoption. This early exposure to integrative care led her to study biochemistry at Harvard and Princeton, followed by acupuncture training at the San Francisco School of Oriental Medicine. After suffering debilitating back pain during her first pregnancy and undergoing unsuccessful back surgery, Esther committed herself to understanding the root causes of chronic pain. Her studies at the Aplomb® Institute in Paris and years of research in Brazil, India, Portugal, and other regions—where back pain is far less common—led to the development of the Gokhale Method®, a systematic approach to restoring the body’s natural alignment and movement patterns. Esther is the author of the best-selling book 8 Steps to a Pain-Free Back, which has sold over 300,000 copies and been translated into ten languages. She also hosted the nationally televised program Back Pain: The Primal Posture™ Solution. Today, the Gokhale Method is taught worldwide by certified teachers personally trained by Esther. The Gokhale Method focuses on restoring a natural “primal posture,” often described as a J-spine, through small, practical adjustments to everyday movements, including: Sitting & Standing: Stretchsitting™ and Stacksitting™ techniques to elongate the spine Bending: Hip-hinging to protect spinal discs Walking: Glidewalking™ to reduce joint stress Lying Down: Supportive sleep positions that maintain spinal alignment Interested in learning more? Attend a free online Gokhale Method workshop to explore practical tools for pain-free movement. 👉 Free Workshop Link: https://gokhalemethod.com/map/free_workshops?online=1 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

12/20/2025

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52 min
07/22/2024

First Things First Hip-Hop Ladies Who Changed the Game

FIRST THINGS FIRST, hip-hop is not just the music, and women have played a big role in shaping the way it looks today. FIRST THINGS FIRST takes readers on a journey through some notable firsts by women in hip-hop history and their importance. Factual firsts like Queen Latifah becoming the first rapper to get a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Lauryn Hill making history as the first rapper to win the coveted Album of the Year Award at the GRAMMYs, April Walker being the first woman to dominate in the hip-hop fashion game, and Da Brat being the first solo woman rapper to have an album go platinum, and metaphorical firsts like Missy Elliott being the first woman rapper to go to the future.

07/22/2024

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54 min
01/17/2024

Investigative Journalist Robert Hennelly

According to Award-winning journalist and Regular Contributor Robert Hennelly, most of the labor activists that are reviving the American union movement were not on the planet when Martin Luther King Jr walked the earth. But the torch has been passed and the “dream” endures when ever there’s collective non-violent action that moves US forward. Hennelly, has a passion for uncovering the News behind the News. Born in Paterson, New Jersey, he has always had a keen interest in the roles of immigration, local politics, business, labor unions, real estate ownership, and environmental protection in the evolution of the United States. For more than 30 years, he has reported on a broad spectrum of major public policy questions, ranging from homeland security to the economy, environmental contamination to corruption, and occupational safety to homelessness. Join us today on Leonard Lopate at Large. When Bob Hennelly covers extend medical and compensation benefits to those involved in rescue operations following the 9/11 attacks and more on this installment of Leonard Lopate at Large.

01/17/2024

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55 min

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