Je Me Souviens Project | Cover Story
A new project to preserve the stories and history of French-Canadians, who by the hundreds of thousands crossed the border to begin new lives in New England and... More
Mountain Lake Journal
Mountain Lake Journal is the weekly flagship program produced and hosted by Thom Hallock.
Janet Schidler | Extended Interview
We interview Siena College professor Janet Shideler who is overseeing a new project to preserve the stories and history of French-Canadians, who by the hundreds... More
VCH – My Lai Memorial
One of the darkest chapters of the Vietnam War was the My Lai Massacre. On the 50th anniversary this past fall a Memorial Exhibit was put on display at the Grange Hall in Whallonsburg, New York to remember the thousands of Vietnamese people who were ... More
This Week on MLJ | January 11th
A new project works to preserve the history and culture of French Canadians who by the hundreds of thousands have moved across the border to live in Northern NY... More
Hancock House in Ticonderoga, NY
Our Jack LaDuke takes us on a tour of the historic Hancock House in Ticonderoga, New York. The house is a replica of the home built by Thomas Hancock, who was a... More
2019 Legistlative Session Overview with Assemblyman Billy Jones
The new year brings changes to the political landscape in Albany, with the Democrats now in control of both the New York State Assembly and New York State Senate.We’ll hear from Governor Cuomo on his legislative agenda for the new year, and we'll t... More
Former Chief of Surgery at the Mayo Clinic Talks About Ken Burns’ Doc
Filmmaker Ken Burns returns to PBS this coming Monday, January 7th, with his two-hour documentary that looks at what many call the best hospital in America, the... More
This Week on MLJ | January 4th, 2019
We kick off a new season of Mountain Lake Journal with a look at Governor Andrew Cuomo's agenda for the year, including marijuana legalization. Plus, we sit do... More
Fulton Fryar’s Closet: Racial Inequality in 1950s New York State
Guest-hosted by arts producer Paul Larson, this TV special and its webpage tell a relatively unknown story of racial inequality in 1950s Adirondack culture, and how memories of it resurfaced recently when a building at Seagle Music Colony in Schro... More
Historian reacts to Fulton Fryar’s experience of racial inequality
LOOKING BACK ON RACIAL SEGREGATION
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North Country Underground Railroad Historical Association President Jackie Madison understands discrimination. She grew up... More