Saturday, June 16, 2012


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You can listen in online at www.whcr.org, but residents in Harlem, upper Manhattan, the central and lower Bronx and some parts of Queens can tune in on your radio dial at 90.3FM.


And join our conversations on...

 NYC’s Sugary Beverage Ban
According to Reversing Obesity Task Force, obesity is a leading cause of preventable death, second only to tobacco.  58 percent of adults – or a total of 3,437,000 people – are overweight or obese. The Task force and the Mayor believe setting a maximum size for sugary drinks offered and sold in restaurants and other Food Service Establishments is a way we can change the default and help reacquaint New Yorkers with “human size” portions to reduce excessive consumption of sugary drinks.
 

Special Guest: Michele Simon founder of EatDrinkPolitics.com, a public health lawyer specializing in legal strategies to counter corporate tactics that harm the public’s health and author of Appetite for Profit: How the Food Industry Undermines Our Health and How to Fight Back. 

Bullying in the Hood



While the issue of bullying has been a hot topic in recent years, the face of the resulting suicides have been of suburban white teens. A 12-year old boys' from Harlem puts the issue in the spotlight in urban communities and among people of color, where such bullying is often under-reported. 

Special Guest: Willie Davis from Project Speak Up Now about the issue of bullying in the hood

 


Interview w/NYC Councilman Robert Jackson

We'll Talk about the city budget and current events inside City Hall.



Celebrity Rundown with Guest Host Jeroslyn

 

Also Join us at the Silent STOP & FRISK MARCH

June 17th at 110th Street and 5th Avenue.  Participants will begin to gather at 1:00pm

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