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The Brian Lehrer Show

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The Brian Lehrer Show

Making New York Work

5 segments

Crunchtime In Albany 33 min

Iran Election Upheaval 17 min

Small Businesses 19 min

Foreclosure in Brooklyn 16 min

How Does Food Get to Our Plates? 15 min

They may be suffering these days, but many local small business owners think they will be the engine that drives New York’s economic recovery. Plus, Cindy Rodriguez on tracking the story of one foreclosed house in Brownsville; the latest from Albany; and the long, strange journey your food takes around New York City. Enter the Uncommon Economic Indicators Video Contest!