In this Modern Odyssey, Dr. Despina Afentouli discusses with Lou Katsos the enduring ties between Greece and the United States, marking 250 years of American democracy and 205 years since the Greek Revolution. From shared ideals of liberty and democracy to lasting influences in education, faith, and civic life, we reflect on how these two nations continue to inspire one another. Moreover, the conversation explores the role of the Greek diaspora and Philhellenism, as well as the continued celebration of Greek Independence through events such as the Greek Independence Parade in New York this year, taking place on Sunday, April 26, 2026, at 1:30 p.m. on Fifth Avenue. Katsos also reflects on his longstanding leadership within the Greek-American community, with a focus on faith, service, and the preservation of Hellenic heritage. Join us for a meaningful conversation on history, identity, and the enduring legacy of Greek independence - both in Greece and across the diaspora.

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The Bronx returns to the State Capital! After a nearly 10-year hiatus, Bronx Day in Albany 2026 brought "Big Bronx Energy" to the Albany Capital Center for a day of advocacy and celebration. Organized by the Bronx Chamber of Commerce and NYS Senator Nathalia Fernandez, the event showcased the borough’s incredible economic growth alongside the vibrant arts, flavors, and music that define our culture. BronxNet captures the highlights of the day, including essential policy conversations between residents and state officials, and keynote remarks from Governor Kathy Hochul, Speaker Carl Heastie, and Borough President Vanessa Gibson. Watch as business and community leaders ensure the voice of the Bronx is heard loud and clear at the heart of New York State government.

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Episode 4 of Your Health Equity Matters examines trauma-informed care and its importance in supporting mental health. Elgloria Harrison speaks with Erica Ponteen and Sara Kotzin about recognizing trauma, creating supportive environments, and improving access to mental health services through an equity-centered lens.

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In Episode 3 of Your Health Equity Matters, Dean Elgloria Harrison explores hypertension, often referred to as the “silent killer.” Joined by Assistant Professor Sheila Hankin of the Department of Nursing at Lehman College and Associate Professor Kimberly Souffront of the Icahn School of Medicine, the discussion focuses on risk factors, prevention, and management of high blood pressure, with an emphasis on how hypertension disproportionately impacts Black and Brown communities.

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Your Health Equity Matters, hosted by El Gloria Harrison, Dean for the School of Health Science, Human Services, and Nursing. This episode focuses on vaccines as a powerful tool in prevention. Our guests are Dr. Natasha Nurse Clark: Professor and Chair of the Department of Nursing and Dr. Darcel Reyes: Associate Professor and Deputy Chair of the Department of Nursing.

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Host Dr. Bob Lee is joined by Dr. Debra Taubel, the chief of OBGYN services at NYC Health + Hospitals at Lincoln. Join them for a discussion about her background, all things labor and delivery, as well as the various women's health services provided at Lincoln Hospital.

BronxNet Specials bring you the heart of the borough. From deep-dive interviews with local icons to exclusive coverage of the events shaping our neighborhoods, these are the stories that define the Bronx.

"Your Health Equity Matters" is an inaugural podcast episode hosted by Gloria Harrison, Dean of the School of Health Science, Human Services, and Nursing. The podcast explores health topics relevant to the community, with a specific focus on equity. Gloria is joined by Shirley Torho, a public health practitioner, CEO of Black Health, and President and CEO of the National Black Leadership Commission on Health.

BronxNet Specials bring you the heart of the borough. From deep-dive interviews with local icons to exclusive coverage of the events shaping our neighborhoods, these are the stories that define the Bronx.

Yennayer is Algeria’s Amazigh New Year, celebrated every year on January 12, marking the year 2976. It’s a night of joy, family, and blessings, and it also celebrates the fertility of the land and hope for a bountiful harvest. We gather around a generous table at BronxNet Public Media with Chef Toufik Bouss Bouss Flavors and community, sharing traditional dishes—like couscous—and honoring our roots with pride. Yennayer Ameggaz! Assagas Ameggaz! May this year bring baraka and abundance.

BronxNet Specials bring you the heart of the borough. From deep-dive interviews with local icons to exclusive coverage of the events shaping our neighborhoods, these are the stories that define the Bronx.