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Andrew Meyer Newark Today with Cory Booker

On the next Newark Today

What kind of shape is Newark in? Two days after he delivers his State of the City address, Mayor Cory Booker joins us for the next Newark Today, our live monthly call-in show hosted by Andrew Meyer. Our next program is February 11th at 8pm. We’ll be taking your questions on this and the rest of the news. You can also e-mail us your questions at newarktoday@wbgo.org. Our January 14th show focused on mentoring and what you can do to make a difference in the life of a young man or women. If you missed it, you can check out the Newark Today podcast.

About Newark Today

Newark Today is a monthly, one-hour, live call-in program focusing on social, economic and political topics pertaining to Newark.  It is hosted by WBGO's News Anchor Andrew Meyer and provides an outlet for the city’s residents to address the topics of the day – first hand. These are candid discussions on the hottest issues affecting Newark.
Your calls with questions and comments for the Mayor are welcome at 1.800.499.9246. You can also e-mail your questions to us in advance to newarktoday@wbgo.org.

Most Recent Show

If you missed the previous show, click here to listen: January 14, 2010 Episode January 14, 2010 (requires Macromedia Flash)
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Available as Podcast

Listen to the archived shows on your podcasting software. You will receive a podcast each time a new show is added to the archive. For further instructions, click here: PODCAST - IAJE 2007 Interviews

To listen on iTunes click here: WBGO News - Newark Today with Mayor Cory Booker - Newark Today with Mayor Cory Booker

Past Shows On Demand

To listen to past shows, click on the corresponding date of the show archive:

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WBGO News Director Doug Doyle has made a strong commitment to local news programming. "WBGO continues to give people a chance to learn more about what matters most to them," says Doyle. "Newark Today will be another great outlet for our community-minded listeners."
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