Dominic Carter has often been described as one of the best political reporters in New York today. A fixture in the industry for the last 35 years, working in television news, and at WABC Radio. Dominic has received numerous awards, and has traveled the globe on assignment. To Israel, the Persian Gulf, Japan, and Somalia. Dominic can be heard on WABC Radio Monday-Friday 12-1AM, Sunday 11PM-12AM. more

What happens when three New York reporters sit in a (small) room and talk politics? Join the NY1 political team each week for a conversation where no topic is off-limits and everything is on the record.​ more

Max Politics is a New York politics podcast hosted by journalist Ben Max featuring in-depth interviews with elected and appointed officials, candidates, advocates, and others about New York City and State politics and policy. Produced at New York Law School and its Center for New York Law. Get in touch: benmax25@gmail.com--------Intro/outro music is Live-It by Ketsa. source (Free Music Archive) and license type (CC BY-NC-ND) more

Former Watertown NY Mayor Jeff Graham discusses issues of local interest as well as New York State and national politics. Jeff's insight is also shared on his talk show of 30 years, THE HOTLINE, on AM-1240, Watertown and on his popular blog Mayor Graham's View. more

An inside look at politics and government from New York State to Washington, D.C.

The Patriots Podium Show is your gateway to New York conservatism. Hosted by Chairman Jerry Kassar, this podcast features in-depth discussions with political figures and analysis of emerging conservative issues. Tune in to navigate the landscape of conservative thought. more

Dominic Carter brings his expertise to New York City as he breaks down the biggest political issues facing the Big Apple. more

After years in the middle of the action and too often in the middle of controversy, now former Congressman Anthony Weiner is the host of a provocative podcast that explores the news of the day and the politics of the moment from a perspective that pushes away from the extremes. Modeled after his popular radio show on 77 WABC in New York City, The Middle - Unplugged doesn't leave ideology behind, but it does center ideas and voices that don't find themselves in focus enough. With new episodes in the middle of each week - Wednesdays - expect insights, interviews and some surprises that Anthony can't get away with on the radio. Episode ideas? Questions? Complaints? Reach us at WeinerWABC@Gmail.com or on Twitter @repweiner.   more

The Empire Center for Public Policy, Inc. is an independent, non-partisan, non-profit think tank based in Albany, New York.Our mission: Make New York a better place to live and work by promoting public policy reforms grounded in free-market principles, personal responsibility, and the ideals of effective and accountable government.Here you can listen to podcast versions of our public events we host on pertinent topics surrounding New York State politics. more

Vito Labella is Fighting for New York! In this podcast, he shares his work in the dynamic world of local politics by stating transparently what he stands for and who his allies really are. Showing an unwavering commitment to the principles of freedom, tax reform, and accountability for all, he carries a reputation that goes beyond most retired police units. Labella shows the caliber of candidate he is in this show and in his activism within the 43rd district. Join us as we explore the inspiring journey of Vito Labella, a dedicated public servant with a vision for a brighter future for all. Whether you're a resident of the district or simply passionate about liberty and justice, Labella is a role model abroad.About:After serving New York City for 32 years with the NYPD, Vito dedicated his time to volunteering at the 9/11 Tribute Museum and serving the families of Brooklyn. In 2018, when the last New York City administration targeted Asian students because Christa McAuliffe Middle School was 'too successful' in sending kids to Stuyvesant and Brooklyn Tech.Families asked for help—and Vito stepped up.With the help of his wife, Kim, Vito helped organize families, held press conferences, staged protests and marched on City Hall. Vito also testified before the City Council, NYS Assembly, and NYS Senate to advocate for parents within the community.He co-founded PLACE NYC (placenyc.org), an organization that focuses on expanding school choice and gifted programs in the New York Public Schools System. Vito also ran and was elected (twice) to the Community Education Council.Vito works tirelessly for accelerated education, as well as safety and improved accountability, integrity, and transparency in the city's public school system.Last year, Vito came remarkably close to victory in a competitive State Senate race, losing by a mere few hundred votes in the area that encompasses the new 43rd City Council District.Throughout that campaign, the concerns of the people in South Brooklyn came through loud and clear:The city faces distressing issues like increased crime rates, rampant shoplifting, mental health challenges, homelessness, and violations of civil rights.Progressive officials have been silent or dismissive of these concerns.Vito believes we need to keep fighting for our community and deliver conservative policy solutions to these problems. Working together we can stop the outflow of families from our schools and our city.He continues to believe that South Brooklyn can be a place for families and their children to plant roots and thrive.As your Councilman, Vito will build on his years of service in the community to help improve the quality of life in Brooklyn's new 43rd City Council District. more