WNYC (Radio station : New York, N.Y.)

Interview of Councilman Bill Perkins announcing the City Council will be honoring Ossie Davis, Ruby Dee, and Tim Robbins for their artistic and cultural contributions. Audio from. . .

A City Hall rally by the Justice for Youth Coalition and councilmen James E. Davis (just before his assassination) and Lewis Fidler asking for a larger school budget and. . .

Innocence Project event about the needs of exonerated prisoners and the Life After Exoneration Program to meet their needs. Fred Mogul interviews exonerees. Audio of people. . .

Interview of a woman with HIV/AIDS in Guyana and the assistance she receives from an American organization.

Interview of a woman with HIV/AIDS in Guyana and the assistance she receives from an American organization.

Sounds from a celebration in Vieques, Puerto Rico for the closing of Camp Perez. At 3:26 an interview of Bronx real estate developer Radame Perez who is in Puerto Rico for the. . .

Interviews of a tenant, landlords, and property managers outside a Rent Guidelines Board meeting. Steven Spinola of the Real Estate Board of New York on the Guidelines Board’s. . .

Sounds from a celebration in Vieques, Puerto Rico for the closing of Camp Perez. Interview of Bronx real estate developer Radame Perez who is in Puerto Rico for the event. At. . .

Interviews of unidentified people (mostly in Spanish) attending an event celebrating the dismantling of a fence marking Camp Garcia at the closed Roosevelt Roads Naval Base in. . .

Interviews of unidentified people (mostly in Spanish) attending an event celebrating the dismantling of a fence marking Camp Garcia at the closed Roosevelt Roads Naval Base in. . .

Cindy Rodriguez interviews people, including Melissa Mark-Viverito, after a documentary about Vieques before the United States Navy left the island.

Cindy Rodriguez interviews people after a documentary about Vieques before the United States Navy left the island.

Since the beginning of the AIDS epidemic thousands of babies in this country have been born HIV-positive. These infants acquired the virus from their mothers while still in the womb or during childbirth. Many died at a young age. But an estimated 10,000 young people infected with HIV at birth are still alive around the nation. WNYC presents a series of reports about young New Yorkers who have survived with this awful inheritance.

A Public Safety Committee meeting including resolutions on funding for emergency communications, risk assessment, increasing penalties for adults soliciting child prostitution,. . .

Sounds from an antiwar protest. Cindy Rodriguez interviews of onlookers, protesters, and counter protesters.

Interview with Michael Higgins, editor of Taxi Talk, about the passing of “talking taxis.” Interview of Taxi and Limousine Commission Chair Matthew Daus and Deputy Commissioner. . .

Interviews of taxi drivers after the Taxi and Limousine Commission ends the celebrity “talking taxi”

Interviews with people about the increased security of Operation Atlas and their emergency preparedness on the advent of the Iraq War in 2003.

Interviews with people about the increased security of Operation Atlas and their emergency preparedness on the advent of the Iraq War in 2003. Interviews at the Safer America. . .

Andrea Bernstein on a tour of Rikers Island with a discussion of the prison becoming a non-smoking