THE EAGLE: A Times Union Podcast

["Hochul tells Times Union Capitol correspondent Dan Clark she is still with Joe Biden, even after reports that Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer privately warned about House and Senate losses.", "She defends pausing congestion pricing because the $15 charge would hit teachers, nurses, hotel workers, and other commuters already squeezed by inflation.", "Jessica Marshall opens The Eagle by noting five confirmed tornadoes in upstate New York, including an EF2 in Rome with 135-mile-per-hour winds and one death.", "The episode closes with Hochul saying housing comes down to \"supply,\" a $650 million Pro Housing Communities Initiative, and a trailer for Catastrophic Failure on the Schoharie limo crash."]

A preview of the Middle Aged Dad Jam Band's upcoming performance at Albany's Alive at Five concert series, featuring an interview with members David Wayne and Ken Marino.

Times Union editor and journalists recap the New York primary elections, focusing on the surprising margin of Dorsey Apleers' victory in the Albany mayoral Democratic primary.

Jessica Marshall introduces the Times Union Best of Contest results and interviews new Managing Editor for Features Sarah Tracy.

The Times Union podcast Long Buried introduces a six-part investigation that begins with human remains found beneath a construction site in Patterson, New York, on April 16, 2024.

Jessica Marshall discusses April Fool's Day pranks from local businesses and assures listeners that Times Union reporting is real.

A news roundup covering NASA's Artemis II mission, a water contamination incident in Saratoga Springs, and local business updates.

A news update covering NCAA hockey in Albany, legal fees for Cuomo aide Melissa DeRosa, and an unreported Lyme disease warning in New York.

A news roundup covering a police custody death reminiscent of George Floyd, a plane crash landing in the Hudson River, and a legal dispute involving Real McCoy Beer Company.

Gregory Maguire tells Times Union Features editor Sarah Tracy that the 12 months surrounding the 2024 Wicked film produced nearly as much attention as his previous 40-some-year career.

Steven Borzachillo learned crochet during the writers' strike, carving his first hook from his girlfriend's chopstick.

The Eagle presents episode one of Catastrophic Failure, Jessica Marshall and Larry Rulison's Times Union investigation into the October 6, 2018 Schoharie limousine crash that killed 20 people.

Greg Floyd gets Lorenz Krause to say, "Yes," when asked if he killed both parents.

This episode covers education news in New York, focusing on a tug-of-war over funding for the New York State Museum.

The episode discusses New York Governor Kathy Hochul's $252 billion budget proposal and the ongoing debate over allowing wine sales in grocery stores.