Bob Hennelly

Across New Jersey, union members from 32BJ SEIU are going door to door to encourage voter turnout

WBGO Journal

New Jersey and New York voters head to the polls as control of Congress hangs in the balance

Doug Doyle

WBGO reporter Bob Hennelly previews the midterm elections in New Jersey and New York

Reverend Dr. William Barber of the Poor People's Campaign joins students outside Princeton University's Chapel on September 17

WBGO Journal

Rev. Dr. William Barber: Tens of millions of low wage voters will spark a "moral resurrection"

Robert Hennelly

Rev. Dr. William Barber: Tens of millions of low wage voters will spark a "moral resurrection"

Exit Zero Jazz Festival begins September 29 in Cape May

WBGO Journal

A preview of the Exit Zero Jazz Festival and a review of Steven Spielberg's "The Fabelmans"

Doug Doyle

A preview of the Exit Zero Jazz Festival and Harlan Jacobson reviews "The Fabelmans"

DRILLING TO GET IT RIGHT: With COVID and now Monkeypox an issue, FDNY EMS workers have to take extra care to keep themselves and the public safe.

WBGO Journal

Even as COVID still looms, first responders grapple with Monkeypox risk.

Robert Hennelly

Even as COVID still looms, first responders grapple with Monkeypox risk. WBGO's Bob Hennelly talks with News Director Doug Doyle

The upcoming documentary from Lisa Durden is titled "The Blind Divas"

WBGO Journal

Lisa Durden's documentary "Blind Divas" and an inside look at the People's Poor Campaign March and Rally

Doug Doyle

On this episode of the WBGO Journal, host Doug Doyle chats with the three individuals responsible for the upcoming documentary "Blind Divas" while reporter Bob Hennelly tells us about the impact of the Poor People's Campaign

The Doo Wop Project is now in its tenth year of performances including May 7 at the Staller Center at Stony Brook University

WBGO Journal

WBGO Journal 4 30 2022

Doug Doyle

The WBGO Journal is hosted by News Director Doug Doyle

FDNY Lt. James McCarthy, president of the UFOA and Father Brian Jordan close out the annual Worker Memorial Day gathering in lower Manhattan April 28th. The annual remembrance is held by the New York City Central Labor Council and the New York Committee on Safety and Health to honor the dozens of workers killed on the job in NYC. This year participants also honored the many thousands of essential workers who died from their occupational exposure to COVID across the nation.

WBGO Journal

Tumult in America's Workforce this Workers' Memorial Day. WBGO’S Bob Hennelly speaks with Doug Doyle

Robert Hennelly

WBGO's Bob Hennelly chats with News Director Doug Doyle about the trends in the labor movement and why Workers' Memorial Day took on a greater significance in 2022

WBGO Journal

WBGO Journal 11 27 2021

Doug Doyle

This edition of the WBGO Journal includes the latest on the Malcolm X murder case, a chat with Chalkbeat Newark senior reporter Patrick Wall and the update on booster efforts in New York and New Jersey

WBGO Journal

WBGO Journal 11 27 2021

Doug Doyle

The WBGO Journal, the award-winning public affairs program, airs every Saturday morning at 6:30

Muhammad Aziz, center, stands outside the New York courthouse with members of his family on Thursday after his conviction was vacated in the 1965 killing of Malcolm X.

WBGO Journal

Two Men Convicted of Killing Malcolm X Will Be Exonerated After Decades

Robert Hennelly

WBGO Journal contributor Bob Hennelly has the latest on the Malcolm X murder case