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30 Issues in 30 Days 2013: Schedule and Archive

The Brian Lehrer Show | Sep 23, 2013

The Brian Lehrer Show's election series "30 Issues in 30 Days" looks at the key issues in the New York City mayoral and New Jersey governor's races. This year, we've grouped the conversations into focused weeks - see the (tentative) schedule below. Audio posted once a segment has taken place.

Also, join us every Friday for a #30IssuesChat on Twitter. At 2pm every Friday until election day, we'll discuss the issues that matter and use the conversation to set our 30 Issues segments the following week.

 

Education Week | September 23-27

Public Safety Week | September 30-October 4

Grab-Bag Week | October 7-11

A number of misc. issues that don't fit into a particular week but are nevertheless key to the elections.

Jobs Week | October 14-18

Housing and Urban Development Week | October 21-25

Transportation Week | October 28-November 1

Tuesday, November 5th is Election Day!

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