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MetroFocus: May 31, 2018
Season 2018
Episode 3146
Hurricane season begins tomorrow and forecasters already predict we’re in for a very bad year. We take you inside Monmouth University’s academic exchange program where students get an education on mass incarceration inside a maximum security prison. History has shown that bad times make for great art. This month, the Brooklyn Film Festival will bring that theme to life.
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TO CATCH HER SON’S KILLERS; NEW YORK’S RESPONSE TO THE OVERDOSE EPIDEMIC
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LYME: “THE QUIET EPIDEMIC”
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“AGING TOGETHER IN NEW YORK”
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DANIEL PENNY IS CHARGED WITH SECOND-DEGREE MANSLAUGHTER IN THE DEATH OF JORDAN NEELY
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KRISTI YAMAGUCHI DISCUSSES THE 2023 JAPAN PARADE; TECHNOLOGY THAT COULD CHANGE HUMANITY
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LEGAL TROUBLES FOR PRESIDENT TRUMP & REP. GEORGE SANTOS; NYC’S FIRST FEMALE FIREFIGHTER
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PROTECTING NEW YORK FROM CLIMATE CHANGE; INSIDE AKWESASNE FREEDOM SCHOOL
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SPECIAL METROFOCUS FRONTPAGE FORECAST
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“ANXIOUS NATION”: DOCUMENTARY EXPLORES THE ANXIETY CRISIS AND OUR CHILDREN
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ACTRESS AND ACTIVIST SOPHIA BUSH; UPCOMING CIVILIAN MISSION TO ORBIT THE MOON
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EXPLORING HATE: “MISSING GENERATIONS”; “SPOTLIGHT ON ANTISEMITISM”
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YALE PROFESSORS REVEAL THE SECRET TO A “LIFE WORTH LIVING”