Maureen McCardle Schulman, the Republican candidate for Nita Lowey’s seat in Congress, is a Trump loyalist, which may not be an asset in NY-17. Indy Talks Ep. 22 - Sep 2020Watch this video on YouTube More »
Before the current chair of the Westchester County Democratic Party announced he would not run for what would have been his ninth consecutive term, Reggie Lafayette joined with his two announced competitors for the position, Mt. Kisco’s party District Leader, ... More »
Westchester County Executive George Latimer talks with interviewer Barrett Seaman about how his Administration will move the County forward. More »
The managers of Tarrytown’s Music Hall and Irvington’s Town Hall Theater share the joys and challenges of running a small town theater. More »
Property tax lawyer and consultant Michael Bryant talks about rising taxes and the impact of the Greenburgh reassessment on home values. More »
The mayor covers a range of issues facing village government, from Metro North’s aborted cell tower to chronic shortage of parking and future development plans. More »
The President of Riverkeeper addresses the threat of climate change to riverfront communities and ongoing efforts to improve water quality. More »
Dobbs Ferry-based pediatrician Dr. Nitin Gupta has opened a “concierge” practice in which he charges a flat monthly fee and then makes himself available to his patients 24/7. More »
Indy Talks, the Hudson Independent’s monthly cable TV interview show this month features Andrea Stewart-Cousins, the new majority leader of the New York State Senate and arguably one of the three most powerful politicians in the state. She also represents our ... More »
After a year in office, Dobbs Ferry Mayor Bob McLoughlin Talks about accomplishments and challenges in his village: More »
Our Indy Talks interview with Irvington girls’ basketball coach Gina Maher was conducted a week before the team’s victory in the New York State championships and later its win in the Federation Cup tournament. In it, coach Maher demonstrates why she is able to... More »
Louis Vetrone, Deputy Commissioner of the county’s Department of Environmental Facilities, tells Indy Talks viewers why Westchester has one of the highest recycling rates in the country, what’s new in the science and business of recycling and what’s next. i... More »
Scenic Hudson President Ned Sullivan talks about the state of Riverwalk, the 51-mile shared use pathway on the eastern shore of the Hudson River, among other issues his powerful non-profit champions. More »
He’s spent half a century collecting flags–American flags, from the Revolution through Ft. McHenry on to the Civil War and beyond. Hear and see what Sleepy Hollow’s Lee Kennedy knows about the “genealogy” of the Stars & Stripes. More »
Kara Whelan, VP of the Westchester Land Trust, is on a campaign to bring bees and bugs into your life. Learn about the Pollinator Pathways project and how you can create a garden that encourages the spread of healthy plants and support for our ecosystem. More »
Irvington Mayor Brian C. Smith talks about re-zoning the North Broadway corridor, the struggle to get parking right in the village, and his announcement that he’s running for a fifth term in November. More »
A dozen years passed since Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner faced opposition in a general election, but he did in November 2019, running against Lucas Cioffi. This interview occurred prior to Feiner’s re-election. More »
Norma Drummond, long-time head of Westchester County’s Planning Department, talks about the results of a recently published county housing study and what it reveals about the burden of home ownership in Westchester. More »
Sleepy Hollow Mayor Ken Wray chats with Barrett Seaman of The Hudson Independent about issues affecting his Village. More »
Laura Rossi, Executive Director of the Westchester Community Foundation, explains the Foundation’s role as donor aggregator, distributor and supporter of the county’s non-profits and the people they help. More »
