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In case you missed it, Martha Minow, Professor at Harvard University and Author of Saving the News, joins me for a compelling half-hour conversation about the role of media and journalism in our representative democracy. This weekend on One-on-One: Sat. 7am NJ PBS; 7:30am thirteenWNET Sun. 11 am on NJ PBS

There has not been any major immigration reform in the U.S. since 1986. What reform measures, if any, do you hope to see in the future? In case you missed it, Amy Torres, Executive Director of the New Jersey Alliance for Immigrant Justiceexamines our current U.S. immigration policy and the reform measures needed. Then, Senior Correspondent Jacqui Tricarico goes on-location to the NJ Sharing Network 5K Celebration of Life event to speak with Nancy Nusbaum, Double Eye Cornea Recipient, about her connection to her donors who gave her the gift of sight. Later, Amy B. Mansue, President and Chief Executive Officer of Inspira Health, examines the future of healthcare and the specific needs of South Jersey residents. This weekend on Think Tank: Sat. 8:30a NJ PBS; 12:30p ThirteenWNET Sun. 8:30a, 11:30a NJ PBS; 10:30a #News12+

Presented by Sharron Miller's Academy for the Performing Arts, the 2024 Arts in Action Gala is just around the corner on October 24th. As a Montclair native, I'm proud to support a wonderful organization that provides equitable opportunities for children and adults pursuing the arts. To register or make a donation, click here: https://bit.ly/4f8F6sG

In this edition of One-on-One, “New Jersey’s Next U.S. Senator”, I sit down individually with U.S. Rep. Congressman Andy Kim (NJ-03), Democratic Candidate, and Curtis Bashaw for U.S. Senate, Republican Candidate, to discuss their stances on the issues that matter most to voters including affordability, immigration reform, and abortion. Tonight on One-on-One: 7 pm on NJ PBS

In case you missed this episode of "Lessons in Leadership," Jacquelyn Reardon, Head of US Marketing at Franklin Templeton, talks about the findings of the Voice of the American Workplace Survey and what benefits are most important to employees. Then, Mary and I talk with Sylvester Lukasiewcz, Editor of SPL Films and editor of Lessons in Leadership, about teamwork and collaboration and the importance of following up and following through. Today at 5 pm and tomorrow at 10 am on #news12+

In this special edition of State of Affairs, I sit down individually with two candidates for New Jersey’s next Governor: Republican Candidate, Bill Spadea, discusses the school funding formula, his views on the migrant crisis, and ensuring voter integrity in New Jersey, and Democratic Candidate, Steve Sweeney, shares his views on the fiscal health of the state, reproductive rights, and education. Premiering tomorrow: Sat. 8a, 5:30p NJ PBS; 8:30a on Thirteenwnet Sun. 8a, 12p NJ PBS

In case you missed it, I'm joined by Michele Adubato, CEO of The North Ward Center and Founder of The Center for Autism, and Jonathan Seifried, Assistant Commissioner of the NEW JERSEY DIVISION OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES, to discuss navigating the transition from childhood to adulthood for individuals with developmental disabilities. Then, Steven Bier, M.D., Co-Founder of Popcorn for the People, talks about how the organization empowers adults with autism through support and employment. Tonight on One-on-One: 7 pm and 11:30 pm on NJ PBS; 12:30 am on ThirteenWNET

In case you missed it, Martha Minow, Professor at Harvard University and Author of Saving the News, joins me for a compelling half-hour conversation about the role of media and journalism in our representative democracy. This weekend on Think Tank: Sat. 8:30a NJ PBS; 12:30p ThirteenWNET Sun. 8:30a, 11:30a NJ PBS; 10:30a #News12+

My co-host Jacqui Tricarico and I remember three women leaders whose legacies continue to have a significant impact, including Ruth Mandel, former Director of the Eagleton Institute at Rutgers University, Geraldine Morgan Thompson, a public health and environmental activist in the early 1900s, and Beatrice Alice Hicks, the co-founder and first president of the Society of Women Engineers. Joined by: John Farmer, University Professor, Rutgers University Jane Scimeca, Professor of History, Brookdale Community College, Author, Mrs. Thompson Saves the Day Karen Horting, Executive Director and CEO, Society of Women Engineers Premiering tonight at 10pm on #News12+

On this episode of Lessons in Leadership, my co-host Mary Gamba and I are joined by Ivy Charmatz, Senior VP of Mercury Public Affairs, LLC to talk about leadership and the media, her passion for storytelling, and the connection between giving back and leadership. Then, we talk with Seth Wainer, Program Director Innovation at The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, about how the PANYNJ is embracing technology and artificial intelligence to meet the needs of the public. Today at 5 pm and tomorrow at 10 am on #news12+