Here are segments that Meghan Marohn produced and that are produced about her

Meghan Marohn

Hudson Mohawk Magazine on WOOC 105.3 FM, broadcasting from The Sanctuary for Independent Media in Troy, NY with Meghan Marohn.
and Annee Borthwick, featuring "Equality Under the Law: Practical Physics" with David Borton discussing the ricocheting temperatures on the moon and what that has to do with the warming of our atmosphere here on earth, WOOC correspondent Dan Phiffer from a conference on data science at RPI with Dr. Jeanna Matthews talking about algorithms, platforms and the social contract, editors Luke Stoddard Nathan and Katie Cusack from The Alt discussing current issues and events in the Capital Region, Nature Lab with Ellie Irons and Azure Keahi about this weekend’s seed swap at Collard City Growers, and finally WOOC correspondent Steve Pierce sits down with Alex Vitale,  author of a new book called "The End of Policing."

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Meghan Marohn, a Hudson Mohawk Magazine producer, has been missing since March 27, 2022. Last Friday, a vigil was held at Shaker High, where she is a teacher. Her brother Peter Naple, students, administrators, colleagues and friends spoke. Today we air a speech by Meghan's friend and former teaching colleague, Shannon Faulkner.

This was an excerpt of the vigil at Shaker High School for Meghan Marohn recorded by Elizabeth Press. For information related to helping find Meghan, visit findmeghanmarohn.com

(Photo Credit: Jim Franco)

Vigil for Meghan Marohn at Shaker High - Shannon Faulkner

As our audience probably knows by now, one of our producers Meghan Marohn was reported missing from Lee, Massachusetts on March 29, 2022, This past weekend her body was found. Since today Meg would have turned 43, we decided to collect some memories from her people near and far. Hudson Mohawk Magazine producer Elizabeth Press put together this piece.

A Tribute to Meghan Marohn on her Birthday

Today we continue to honor the life of Meghan Marohn on The Hudson Mohawk Magazine with this tribute message from her friends near and far. This piece is produced by Elizabeth Press.

Meghan Marohn Tribute Part 2

Hudson Mohawk Magazine correspondent Meghan Marohn sat down with Michael Marohn, principal of Saddlewood Elementary School and Marohn's brother, to discuss changing trends in education and the value of working in the field of education. The educational needs of young students have altered significantly in the past decade as a result of rapidly developing technology and the proficiency levels of both students and teachers with the technology.

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Michael Marohn Talks Educational Trends with Meghan Marohn

Hudson Mohawk Magazine on WOOC 105.3 FM, broadcasting from The Sanctuary for Independent Media in Troy, NY with Meghan Marohn and Annee Borthwick, joined by Ellie Irons and Azuré Keahi. Ellie is an Arts PhD student at RPI with a keen interest in weed and Azuré is one of the head gardeners of the Collard City Growers Garden.

Azuré Keahi and Ellie Irons on Seedy Social Seed Swap and Potluck

Hudson Mohawk Magazine on WOOC 105.3 FM, broadcasting from The Sanctuary for Independent Media in Troy, NY with Meghan Marohn and Annee Borthwick, featuring editors Luke Stoddard Nathan and Katie Cusack from The Alt discussing current issues and events in the Capital Region.

Proposed Bus Station in Troy; Issues Faced by Capital District Hip-Hop Artists

Hudson Mohawk Magazine on WOOC 105.3 FM, broadcasting from The Sanctuary for Independent Media in Troy, NY with Meghan Marohn and Annee Borthwick, featuring Dr. Jeanna N. Matthews, Associate Professor of Computer Science at Clarkson University–the first speaker in a series at RPI’s Hass Institute on Ethics and Policy of Big Data, AI and Other Emerging Technologies. Dr. Matthews's presentation was entitled, "Algorithms, Platforms and Our Social Contract.” WOOC reporter Dan Phiffer spoke to her afterward.

Dr. Jeanna Matthews: Algorithms, Platforms and Our Social Contract

Hudson Mohawk Magazine on WOOC 105.3 FM, broadcasting from The Sanctuary for Independent Media in Troy, NY with Meghan Marohn and Annee Borthwick, featuring physicist David Borton back with another segment of “Equality Under the Law-- Practical Physics.” This week, he and WOOC correspondent Meghan Marohn journey to the dark side of the moon, where you will need a sweater, and then they come back to the surface of the earth to talk about the personal and planetary costs of fossil fuel emissions in our atmosphere.

Equality Under the Law: Dark Side of the Moon

Hudson Mohawk Magazine on WOOC 105.3 FM, broadcasting from The Sanctuary for Independent Media in Troy, NY with Meghan Marohn and Annee Borthwick, featuring "Equality Under the Law: Practical Physics" with David Borton discussing the ricocheting temperatures on the moon and what that has to do with the warming of our atmosphere here on earth, WOOC correspondent Dan Phiffer from a conference on data science at RPI with Dr. Jeanna Matthews talking about algorithms, platforms and the social contract, editors Luke Stoddard Nathan and Katie Cusack from The Alt discussing current issues and events in the Capital Region, Nature Lab with Ellie Irons and Azure Keahi about this weekend’s seed swap at Collard City Growers, and finally WOOC correspondent Steve Pierce sits down with Alex Vitale,  author of a new book called "The End of Policing."

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Hudson Mohawk Magazine correspondent Larry Blood speaks with Meghan Marohn of the group Extinction Rebellion about activist responses to climate change. Extinction Rebellion is an environmental movement calling for nonviolent civil disobedience in order to push for government action on climate change.

Meghan Marohn on Extinction Rebellion

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