Published - January 31, 2017
On the next edition of SciTech Now: The evolution of Silicon City, rapping Newton’s Laws, how to name exoplanets, and finally, a feat of physics…on the next Sci Tech Now. Watch SciTech Now on Thursday at 8:30 p.m. on WCNY
Published - January 31, 2017
On the next Cycle of Health: We look to the future as we shape our health habits today by exploring modern medicine, design & technologies that ensure good health. How can you adapt a house to make a home for everyone at every age and stage? We’ll show you! Listen up to the sound of seniors engaging in culture, business and entertainment with the help of headphones that open their ears and their minds. And, the changing face of primary care — from concierge doctors to tele medicine – how healthcare will treat you in the future. Watch Cycle of
Published - January 30, 2017
Health Navigator NY provides an overview of the benefits and limitations of telemedicine, a developing technology that allows remote connections to doctors, particularly through video conferencing. Our guests are: Carolyn Morris, MHSA, CTPM, Director of Telehealth Planning and Development at the Delaware Department of Health and Social Services; Ingrid A. Pretzer-Aboff, PhD, RN, an Associate Professor at the School of Nursing at the University of Delaware; and then, Charles Rothberg, MD, the President-Elect of the Medical Society of the State of New York.
Published - January 30, 2017
“Music produces a kind of pleasure which human nature cannot do without.” – Confucius, Book of Rites On this episode, we look East, to the women of Asia who are making news in the classical music world. You’ll hear about Zheng Xiaoying, China’s first female conductor, Tran Kim Ngoc, a Vietnamese composer and performer, South Korean composer Unsuk Chin, and a name you probably already know – violinist Midori. You’ll hear music that is familiar, as well as a blend of music from East and West. Be sure to tune in to this week’s edition of Feminine Fusion! “Looking East”
Published - January 27, 2017
“Connect: NY” WCNY’s public affairs series features a new series “Being Poor: Real Stories of Poverty.” Susan Arbetter, host of the series, will explore what not having enough food, clothing, housing or money means in today’s society. Learn about the choices both the urban and rural poor must make every single day. “Being Poor: Cycle of Injustice” airs at 9 p.m. Jan. 30 Explore the story of Jamir, a teen with no former record that has recently been arrested several times for what he calls “walking while black.” “Connect: NY” spends a day with Jamir and his family, and the
Published - January 24, 2017
On the next Insight: The long history of the salt industry here in Onondaga county includes some of the first Irish immigrants to boil salt here in 1793. The settlement ‘salt point,’ or better known as Salina today, offered employment to Irish families prior to the construction of the erie canal. Irish immigrants were the primary source of labor in the 19th century salt industry helping put Syracuse on the map and creating a staple here around town known as the salt potato. Watch Friday at 9 p.m. on WCNY
Published - January 23, 2017
“Health Navigator NY” explores hidden, reputable resources consumers can use, particularly when it comes to medication questions. Our guest will be N. Lee Rucker, M.S.P.H., a Senior Advisor at the National Council on Patient Information and Education and Founder of Enhance Value Health Policy Consulting. About | Every Monday for the next six months, WCNY presents “Health Navigator NY,” a new feature of WCNY’s “The Capitol Pressroom” that will help make New Yorkers become savvier healthcare consumers. Host Susan Arbetter will focus on common questions that often have hard to find answer Subscribe to the “Health Navigator NY” podcasts to
Published - January 23, 2017
“While it’s great when glass ceilings are broken, when it comes down to it, it’s going to be about us and the music we make, and the kind of integrity we have as players.” – Astrid Schween Women continue to make inroads into the world of classical music. Yet women of color still make up a small percentage of working classical musicians. Today you’ll meet six women who have either made a significant impact, or are poised to do so. From Marian Anderson’s historic concert on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in 1939, to the first woman and
Published - January 23, 2017
On the next Cycle of Health: We take care to highlight the caregiver in this episode. Parents of challenged children find refuge, hope, and strength — during a break of their busy days of nonstop responsibility. What is it like to be cared for? Dr. Rich O’Neill discovers the emotional toll of when someone discovers they need help. Far from a loved one who needs care? We have tips on ways you can help when you can’t show up at the front door. And, unexpected caregivers step up to help and get something more in return. Watch Cycle of Health
Published - January 19, 2017
On the next edition of SciTech Now: On this edition of SciTech Now, finding success in scientific failures. Transformative wheelchair technology, and finally, using music to explain climate change. Watch SciTech Now on Thursday at 8:30 p.m. on WCNY
Published - January 19, 2017
On the next Insight: Will a new hospital be a cure for a downtown in need? Officials say Utica’s proposed downtown hospital will be the revitalization the city needs. Opponents of the development have questions on funding and the time table of such a massive initiative. We hear from those in charge on both sides. Watch Friday at 9 p.m. on WCNY
Published - January 18, 2017
WCNY presents “Alzheimer’s: Every Minute Counts,” a program that dramatically illuminates what most of your viewers are not aware of – that the skyrocketing growth in Alzheimer’s cases seriously threatens American society. The program airs at 10 p.m. Jan. 25 and at 2 p.m. Jan. 27, 2 p.m. Jan. 29 and at 1 p.m. Jan. 31 on WCNY. For viewing information, visit wcny.org/wheretowatch. “Alzheimer’s: Every Minute Counts” weaves together expert commentary with compelling personal stories filmed around the country that represent previews of the future happening today – and what the country needs to know to help avoid this crisis.
Published - January 17, 2017
On the next Cycle of Health: We set our sights on seniors – Getting older is not always about aches and ailments! Meet an active couple in their 80s finding joy by helping others in town. Discover how field trips, friends and fun create an oasis for seniors seeking intellectual growth; Bridging the gap – how seniors can teach millennials a thing or two about health. If you want to stay in your home as you age — put a plan into place today — we’ll show you how — Watch Cycle of Health on Thursday at 8 p.m. on
Published - January 17, 2017
Every Monday for the next six months, WCNY presents “Health Navigator NY,” a new feature of WCNY’s “The Capitol Pressroom” that will help make New Yorkers become savvier healthcare consumers. Host Susan Arbetter will focus on common questions that often have hard to find answers including what should you do if your health insurance makes an error but won’t admit it? Can you dispute the bill with a third-party? If so, who do you call? Subscribe to the “Health Navigator NY” podcasts to help you navigate the healthcare system.
Published - January 16, 2017
“Where words fail, music speaks” – Hans Christian Andersen What does an orchestra do when it wants to commemorate a milestone? They commission a new work, of course! On this episode, two works, commissioned by two of the top orchestras in the United States, from two renowned female composers. “Event-full” Kaija Saariaho: Oltra Mar, 7 Preludes for the New Millenium Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra; Tapiola Chamber Choir; Jukka-Pekka Saraste, conductor “Cenq reflets de L’amour de loin; Nymphea Reflection; Oltra mar” Ondine 10492 Jennifer Higdon: Concerto for Orchestra Atlanta Symphony Orchestra; Robert Spano, conductor “City Scape/Concerto for Orchestra” Telarc
