Published - August 10, 2026
On the latest episode of Repeating History, we welcome French historian, Julien Icher, President and Founder of the Lafayette Trail. Since 2017, Julien has traveled all over the United States installing historic markers in commemoration of General LaFayette’s triumphant return to the United States in 1825. Julien has a book coming out in the spring of 2027.
Published - August 10, 2026
On this episode of CNY Heroes, host Dan Cummings is joined by Veteran John Young and his guardian Chow Downey who talk about their experience on Honor Flight Syracuse Mission 24 in May. They also discuss the importance of continuing to recognize and respect all veterans.
Published - August 4, 2026
(#102, 8/4/26) In this August 2026 Episode of CNY Latino: cnylatinonewspaper.com/Podcast, we have the first part the “Summer 2026 Tick update Press report for the ‘bilingual’ media (1st part in English, 2nd part in Spanish’) 2026, by your host myself Hugo Acosta. En este episodio de una hora, correspondiente a la emisión de agosto de 2026 de *Hablando con Centra New York*, presentamos la primera parte del informe de prensa sobre la situación de las garrapatas en el verano de 2026, dirigido a los medios bilingües (primera parte en inglés y segunda en español), a cargo de su anfitrión, Hugo
Published - August 3, 2026
ARISE and Exceptional Family Resources have come together under a new name: Indera. In this special episode, Director of Advancement Tim Mahar speaks with CEO Bruce Drake about the thoughtful and inclusive process behind the rebrand, what the name Indera represents, and the mission, vision and values guiding the agency forward. They also discuss the power of peer-driven services, opportunities for program growth and what this exciting new chapter means for the people, families and communities Indera supports across New York State. The name may be new, but the commitment remains the same: advancing independence, removing barriers and ensuring every
Published - August 1, 2026
On the latest episode of North Words, we talk about the life and work of a forensic science pioneer with Rachel Monroe. Monroe is a writer for The New Yorker and a longtime visitor to the Adirondacks, and Blue Mountain Lake in particular. Later, we’ll meet Julius Faubel, a former software engineer from Munich, Germany, who is now a master boat model-maker. For a third consecutive summer, he is the builder-in-residence at the Antique Boat Museum in Clayton. And then we’ll focus on some full-sized boats, and look back at the summer of 1976, when the Olympic sailing competition played out
Published - August 1, 2026
For this week on the library podcast for kids, “Check It Out”, the OCPL introduces our young patrons to a brand-new program at specific libraries. The program is called the Bedtime Book Series, where kids enjoy story time with a sign language twist. Tom and guest host Yona William welcome in the Executive Director of Aurora of CNY, Kate Weidman, who explains all about this program that goes through the Fall in over 5 libraries in the suburbs.
Published - August 1, 2026
Featured on WCNY’s kids’ hour on Saturday and Sunday mornings at 10 a.m. is WoodSongs Kids. The series showcases young musicians and performers. It’s recorded in front of a theatre audience at the historic Lyric Theatre in Lexington, Kentucky. In this episode: NewFound Gap is a sibling band from Leicester, NC. Bayla Davis is 16 and plays clawhammer banjo. Sylvie Davis is 14 and plays fiddle. Judah Davis is 13 and plays guitar. Then, we hear from Sabrina Patel, an 11-year-old violin/fiddle player from Burligton, NC.
