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Hosted by Rosemary Armao · news · EN-US · 108 episodes
A discussion of the biggest stories across the globe that are bringing society and culture to the brink of the abyss. Hosted by lifelong journalist, SUNY Albany professor, and former WAMC Roundtable panelist Rosemary Armao.
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An Armao On The Brink
Opinion journalists Rosemary Armao and Jay Jochnowitz talk with a live audience about how much Trump would have to pay them for their vote and other insidious ways aside from bribery the 2026 midterms might be undermined. What is your plan for Election Day this November? a. Not voting! b. Voting in person on Election Day c. Absentee and mail voting d. Voting early to ensure my vote counts
An Armao On The Brink
Opinion journalists Rosemary Armao and Jay Jochnowitz talk with a salon audience about the value of trying to talk with friends and relatives with different political ideas even when it's maddening and everyone knows there's no real chance of anyone changing their minds. Have you lost any friends because they don't think the same way about the Trump administration as you do?
An Armao On The Brink
Food historian and costume designer Professor Brittney Belz of Union College talks with host Rosemary Armao about the travails of 18th Century housewives who had no appliances, no refrigeration, no supermarkets, no expectation of help from the men, not even measuring cups, timers or whisks, and we think we have it rough today. Are you seeing food prices continuing to rise at your supermarket? Poll: Which do you think required the most imagination to envision as an edible dish: a. Lobster b. Wheat c. Oysters d. Chickens Speaker Bio: A youthful fascination with history and a desire to work as a museum interpreter led Brittney Belz to studying historic clothing and to a career as a costume designer. After earning a BFA in theater design and technology and an MFA in costume design and Technology, she worked at professional theaters and colleges across the country from Alaska to Vermont. That focus on historic clothing transitioned into the study of all things related to the domestic experience. She now researches the clothing and kitchen customs of the early modern era. She uses the feel, images, and flavors of the past to help bring every day stories from history to life. She is the faculty costume designer and current chair of the Theater and Dance Department at Union College in Schenectady, NY. She can often be found throughout the region designing costumes for stage, or presenting workshops on historic clothing.
An Armao On The Brink
Dead or alive: Lindsey Graham? Mitch McConnell Hope for fair and free midterms? In a wide-ranging salon discussion with a lively audience journalists Rosemary Armao and Jay Jochnowitz talk about a variety of troubling news items and age restrictions on Politicians.
An Armao On The Brink
Dead or alive: Brave journalists? Hope for fair and free midterms? Odysseus? In a wide-ranging salon discussion with a lively audience journalists Rosemary Armao and Jay Jochnowitz talk about a variety of troubling news items -- plus a controversial movie.
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