This week the fellas are joined by Jess Bennett, a founding member of the activist group Friends of the Mahicantuck, an organization dedicated to saving an 11 acre parcel of land from a real estate developer. The land has been used by indigenous people for thousands of years and is a unique archaeological site as well as the last patch of undeveloped riverfront land in Troy. Despite a huge outcry from the community, the city council keeps trying to move ahead with the project. On the good news front, Troy, Albany, and Schenectady are suing mortgage firms over zombie properties.
Support Friends of the Mahicantuck: http://www.friendsofthemahicantuck.org/
Troy, Albany, Schenectady suing firms over blighted buildings: https://www.timesunion.com/news/article/Troy-Albany-Schenectady-suing-mortgage-firms-16345399.php
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220 - Cruel Calculus
219 - Beautiful Military
218 - Rats on Weed
217 - No Human Is Illegal
216 - Crash (Into Me)
215 - Lubed Up Nurdles
214 - A Lil Rusty
213 - You Misunderstood Our Missteps
212 - Blessed Are The Poor
211 - Dude, Where's Our Car?
210 - Times Long Past
209 - The Price of Quiet
208 - One Voice Featuring Jenn
207 - Don’t Look Away
206 - Ello Guv’na
205 - The Right To Run Errands
204 - Pay No Attention To That Genocide Behind The Curtain
203 - Where Have All The Crab Boys Gone?
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