This edition: Stamped Out
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Original tape date: September 23, 2013.
First aired: September 25, 2013.
On this edition of Independent Sources, we talk about whether a bill to cut nearly half the funding for Food Stamps will actually make it through the Congress. We hear about an increase in fake marriages among French citizens living in New York. Then we speak to the authors of a book that teaches children and adults about their legal rights. And we see how one health center in Harlem is already reaping the benefits of the Affordable Healthcare Act.
Guest List
Anaïs Condomines Freeland Reporter, France-Amérique
Judith R. Escalona Independent Sources
Donna Guillaume Co-Author, “Mr. Wolf v. The Three Pigs: Mr. Wolf Goes to Court”
William Guillaume Co-Author, “Mr. Wolf v. The Three Pigs: Mr. Wolf Goes to Court”
Prof. Frederick Kaufman Author, “Bet the Farm: How Food Stopped Being Food”, College of Staten Island/CUNY
Zyphus Lebrun Host; Producer, Study With the Best; Independent Sources
Garry Pierre-Pierre Producer/Co-Host, Independent Sources
Sarah Pizon Independent Sources
Ellie Sanchez Chief Executive Officer, Boriken Neighborhood Health Center
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