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Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

First, Mark Dunlea reports on pending NY legislation to require large social media platforms to comply with law enforcement subpoenas with the grandfather of a youth who died due to a bad social media sale.

Then, Moses Nagel brings us coverage on the Albany Common Council’s changes to the affordable housing measure.

Later on, Elizabeth EP Press reports on a Troy resident’s use of Freedom of Information Law Requests to attempt transparency around the City of Troy’s agreements with Flock camera company.

After that, Ian Galipeau joins us to talk about his music influences and upcoming Song City concert.

Finally, we’ll go to Troy High School to speak with the girls lacrosse team about their first season at the varsity level.

Co Hosts: Jacob Boston, Sina Basila Hickey | Producer: Jacob Boston