Lea Keating, themother of a manager on the Syracuse women’s basketball team, speaks on how her son relates to the struggles women face on a daily basis. This identity has helped her son, Cole, have someone to relate to on having to work twice as hard for the same recognition.

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Cole Keating wants more for the students in the InclusiveU program, but speaks to the reality of some of the responsibilities and experiences he’s had and how he has overcome them.

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Voter Jahnice Cobb voices her concerns on why young voters should exercise their right to #vote in the Onondaga County.

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It’s Election Day! Hear from voters in the Village of #Solvay as they come #vote !
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Marc Hagan, AAA driving instructor, gives #teendrivers advice as the #weather changes on how to drive safe during the colder months in #Syracuse.

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#AAA #drivinginstructor, Marc Hagan, responds to total car crash’s resulting in death, involving teen drivers. Hagan says all #newdrivers can do is control what they do behind the wheel because one bad decision can change your life.

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Yolanda Curry with Rise Above Poverty speaks on the importance of pouring into our #youth because they are our #future.
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Yolanda Curry, board member of nonprofit organization #RiseAbovePoverty, speaks on her experiences as a #mentor. She says she discourages the narrative that #families belong in struggling spaces. She wants her mentees to give themselves grace through their day-to-day.
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Dr. Jim Tucker says nobody knows the reason behind #autism and that there is no connection to acetaminophen that has been proven.

Dr. Jim Tucker, former Obstetrician of over 45 years, has administered #Tylenol to his patients all of his career. Says if this were true, a large percentage of the population would have #autism.