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It's the final snackisode of the season, and Spoonie wants to go out with a cherry on top!

Spoonie celebrates her favorite spectator snack – chips!

Instead of a dip into the Olympic pool, Spoonie is diving into…dips!

The Plate Show is back for a bonus series of mini-episodes inspired by the Olympic games.

It’s Lunar New Year, and Spoonie and Tongs are making Vietnamese spring rolls.

Spoonie is excited for her show all about Nigerian food.

Spoonie is excited to make challah bread for her beloved Aunt Mitzy.

Spoonie can’t wait to make succotash, a Native American dish, for today’s “big taste”.

Join Spoonie as she explores different types of pancakes from all over the world.

Spoonie is doing a show about street food from around the world.

Spoonie is doing a show about Caribbean food and making jerk chicken.

It's Spoonie's first podcast ever and she's making her favorite food, pumpkin pie!

Brownsville Seniors Shine in Shakespeare’s Tempest

Challenges and solutions for living past age 100

In New York a first time experiment in campus living for seniors

Co-creating the future across generations

How one program is bridging the knowledge gap between generations

Melissa is hopeful as Anthony tries to get help for his addiction

Melissa's story of dealing with Anthony's addiction and homelessness

St Ann's Harm Reduction Corner: assisting users "in a safe way, without stigma."

A tenacious cycle continues as Anthony relapses

Melissa searches for Anthony

Anthony's story of dealing with addiction, homelessness and Melissa's efforts to save him

An examination into New York's long history with opioids

A candid look at the fentanyl crisis in NYC and New Jersey and efforts to combat it

Omi shares her love of teaching arts & crafts

Linda finds community and inspiration by joining e-learning platform GetSetUp

Older Staten Islanders are keeping active and volunteering in their communities.

A single nonprofit delivered half a million free meals this year

A look at how supervised specialists are hoping to curb overdose deaths

An exploration of emerging opioid additives and the widespread distribution of Naloxone

Reginald battles depression and isolation by volunteering

Adie and Jerry talk about the tight bond they have formed through the Caring Calls Program

Merry talks about the benefits of local community centers to combat senior isolation.

Eric speaks to the benefits of volunteering for a Friendly Calls Program for older adults

Alerts viewers to a PBS Learning Media Student Mental Health toolkit.

NY State Resident's can take of advantage of discounts and savings through NY State

Older New Yorkers finding new social connections with technology

A look at some ways older New Yorkers are cultivating a culture of connection through food

Harm reduction outreach is critical amid surge in opioid overdose deaths

An explainer of harm reduction efforts in New York City to combat overdoses

Promotional materials associated with the Young@Heart programs

The National Mall - America's Front Yard Promo

Ken Burns' The Roosevelts: An Intimate History inspired Thomas to visit Hyde Park.

The Western Front, Christmas, 1914. Out of the violence a silence, then a song. A German soldier steps into No Man’s Land singing “Stille Nacht.” Thus begins an extraordinary night of camaraderie, music, peace. Term Length: 11/27/2020 - 11/26/2026

Valentino Carlotti, former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. partner, holds Reginald F. Lewis up as an example of excellence.

John Rhea, president of Siebert Cisneros Shank & Co, has 30 years of experience in investment banking and corporate executive leadership.

Frank Baker, managing partner and co-founder of Siris Capital.

Nikisha Alcindor, a private investor, weighs in on the lessons we can learn from Reginald F. Lewis’ success, and how we can apply them today.

Laurie Nelson is an attorney with Ropes & Gray’s real estate investments and transactions group. She worked at Reginald F. Lewis’s law firm.

This brief Parenting Minutes video describes the importance of reading to children in whatever language you are most comfortable. It highlights the fact that reading to children is an important part of their development and can help children improve their reading skills and succeed in school.

This new Parenting Minutes video helps parents assess how ready their children are for the next school year through the Readiness Check tool from the organization Learning Heroes. Readiness Check Tool: https://bealearninghero.org/readiness-check/

This brief Parenting Minutes video features parenting strategies from real parents, including tips on helping children express their emotions, having children play an active role in planning the grocery list, and helping children prepare for school.

This brief Parenting Minutes video advocates paying attention to what children watch on TV and encourages parents to watch TV with their children and talk to them about what they are viewing. The video encourages pointing out related examples throughout the day, reading books and doing related activities.

This brief Parenting Minutes video points out that there are about 40g of sugar in one 12oz can soda, which equals about 10 teaspoons of sugar. The video explains that the extra calories children get from soda and other sugary drinks can lead to obesity, diabetes and other chronic diseases.

This brief Parenting Minutes video talks about how parents and caregivers can help children eat healthier. Eating healthy snacks keeps kids strong, which means fewer sick days and a stronger mind.

This brief Parenting Minutes video talks about how parents and caregivers can help build their children’s language skills through storytelling, talking, singing, playing rhyming games, as well as by pointing out and discussing things throughout the day.

This Parenting Minutes video, featuring parents sharing personal stories, explores the importance of helping children to name and express emotions. When children can recognize and communicate their feelings, they are better able to develop skills such as confidence and self-awareness.

This brief Parenting Minutes video talks about how parents and caregivers can help build their children's math skills with simple everyday exercises like matching and sorting laundry, playing games of "I Spy," and comparing shapes and sizes.

This Parenting Minutes video, featuring parents sharing personal stories, highlights the importance of helping children to understand and manage emotions effectively. By providing an environment where sharing and listening can take place freely, you are sending a message to your children that their thoughts and feelings are important.

This brief Parenting Minutes video provides information about the importance of establishing a schedule at home with daily routines. Having regular routines helps children learn good habits for everything from healthy eating to doing homework. Following a routine at home helps children know what to expect each day and is great practice for following a routine at school.

This Parenting Minutes video features a mom of four children, including two sons on the autism spectrum. She describes how she and her husband lean into their sons’ interests to motivate them, foster independence, build self-esteem, strengthen math and literacy skills, and help the family to bond.

Spectrum News/NY1's Coverage of NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio's Presidential Campaign Press Conference

Jim Paymar discusses the opioid crisis that is devastating communities on Long Island.