Tradition is a Way of Life in Williamsburg
July 13, 2015It weighs four tons and is carried through the streets of Williamsburg, a tradition that has endured for more than 100 years. […]
Topic: Family
U.N. Resolution Called a “Huge Win” for the Family
July 10, 2015Konrad Aderer speaks with Rebecca Oas, Associate Director of Research for the Center of Family and Human Rights, about the passage of […]
Revelers Ready for the Feast of the Giglio
July 10, 2015Brooklyn’s largest Italian festival kicks off at Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Williamsburg. Currents correspondent Konrad Aderer speaks with Deacon Philip […]
The Good-Enough Mother
July 9, 2015Rene Syler, former day-time anchor of The Early Show on CBS and author of “Good Enough Mother,” sits down with Joumana Kidd […]
Birthday Celebration for World’s Oldest Person
July 7, 2015Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams hosted a birthday celebration for 116-year-old Susannah Mushatt Jones, a Brooklyn resident who is the world’s oldest […]
Ecuador: “Papa Francisco is There”
July 6, 2015Correspondent Konrad Aderer spoke with the Chabla family from Sunset Park about Pope Francis’ visit to Ecuador. The visit leaves Ecuadorians everywhere hopeful that it will improve […]
Revolution History at Brooklyn’s Smallest Cemetery
July 2, 2015It’s a slice of American history, and Brooklyn history. Currents correspondent Michelle Powers visits the borough’s smallest cemetery.
60 Second Review – “Batkid Begins”
July 2, 2015Steven Greydanus reviews the feel-good documentary, BATKID BEGINS!
60 Second Review – “Max”
July 2, 2015David DiCerto reviews the canine family drama, MAX!
An Unexpected Irish-Italian Love Story
June 30, 2015Currents correspondent Michelle Powers sat down with Paul Moses, author of ”An Unlikely Union.” The book chronicles the coming together of Irish and […]