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Monthly Archives: November, 2024


Free Tuition, Free Training: Applications Now Open for the Winter Session of WCNY’s Entertainment Academy!

Published - November 5, 2024

WCNY, Central New York’s public communications organization, is thrilled to announce that applications are now open for the winter session of WCNY’s Entertainment Academy, with classes scheduled to start on Jan. 2, 2025. WCNY’s Entertainment Academy is a fourteen-week training program offered two times a year (fall and winter sessions) in the TV and film production trades. The Academy provides training for the next generation of television and film production engineers, electricians, set designers, sound mixers, and camera operators to help support the growing entertainment industry in Central New York. The program also creates a pathway for job placements through local unions,

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Our New Neighbors, Episode 24 – Laura Angelica Espino Del Angel

Published - November 3, 2024

Laura Angelica Espino Del Angel says she came from her native Mexico to Central New York for love, to join the man she would soon marry. That was 22 years ago, in 2002. Today, Laura is a U.S. citizen, and she and her husband have a beautiful family with three children. Laura is part of the Syracuse City School District’s Refugee Assistance Program, also known as “Bob’s School,” where she works with refugees and immigrants every day. Laura tells her story to co-hosts Maryna Bagovska and Ibrahim Mohamed in this edition of Our New Neighbors.

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Funky Foodies Season Two

Funky Foodies Episode 308: The Funkies Gear Up for the Slow Fashion Show

Published - November 2, 2024

The Funky Foodies get busy preparing for the Slow Fashion Show by creating upcycled fashions from clothes that would otherwise be tossed out and wind up in landfills. Funky Foodies is a podcast for kids, and it’s produced right here in Central New York. Tween foodies Frankie, Fern, and Zara share a passion for food and its impacts on the environment. Adventures follow after they form an alliance called Funky Foodies, Inc., pledging to, “Save the Planet, One Veggie Burger at a Time.” Kid-friendly recipes reflecting the theme of each episode are included.

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Marimolin

S09 Ep10: Twos and Threes, Part 4

Published - November 2, 2024

“Music, in performance, is a type of sculpture. The air in the performance is sculpted into something.” – Frank Zappa   There is something special and intimate about the music performed by duos and trios.  This week’s episode is devoted to these small ensembles. “Twos and Threes, Part 4” Nino Rota:  Improvviso Lynn Kuo, violin & Marianna Humetska, piano “Love: Innocence, Passion, Obsession” Independent Karl Kohn: Cantilena II Marimolin “Marimolin: Phantasmata” GM Records 2048 Eric N. Robertson: The Rings (excerpts) Suzanne Schulman, flute & Erica Goodman, harp “Being Golden” Wolftone Media 22061 Maddalena Lomardini Sirmen:  Trio in B-flat Major The

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In an Exclusive Interview on WCNY’s ‘Balancing Act with John Katko,’ Former Speaker Newt Gingrich Says a Dictator Can’t Run America

Published - November 1, 2024

In an appearance on “Balancing Act with John Katko,” former Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives Newt Gingrich said that the United States is too complicated to be run by a dictator. “The Founding Fathers designed a machine so inefficient that no dictator could make it work. It’s a brilliant design. The Senate is elected for six years, the House for two years, the President for four years. The Supreme Court is off to one side. It is very, very hard to make it work. And that is how it was designed.” In a wide-ranging conversation, Gingrich reflected on

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