Clowns Call For Bike Safety
Bicycle-riding clowns took to the streets this morning in a campaign for bike safety. Reporter Michelle Stockman found a group of them in the East Village.

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New Yorkers Speak Out on Cable Practices
Many New York residents are unhappy with the service they've gotten from their cable providers and are airing their grievances. Michelle Stockman reports on what residents really want from their cable companies.

Layover in Las Vegas
During a layover in Las Vegas, commentator Michelle Stockman found a book that echoed her experiences with love, limbo and tradition.

Composers Use Technology to Inspire Audiences
Today's young composers sometimes find it hard to get strong reactions from their audiences. Michelle Stockman reports on a composer who's using technology to find and further new musical boundaries.

Living With Disability
Therapists use technology to help seriously disabled children develop hobbies and interests of their own.

Soul Carriage
Host Michelle Stockman talks with director Conrad Clark, whose Mandarin-language film "Soul Carriage" is playing in the New Directors/New Films Festival this week.

Passover Preparations
In Brooklyn, Passover is underway which means heavy cleaning inside, and burning of leavened goods out in the street.

Burning Man:        Audio Slideshow        Video
Burning Man festival is known for its counterculture devotees. In New York, Burners, as participants like to be called, continue to keep their ties strong even when the festival is up to a year away.

Locals React to Not Guilty Verdict
Reporter Michelle Stockman sat down with host Adam Hirsch to talk about her time in Jamaica, Queens, talking with residents of the neighborhood where Sean Bell was shot.

A Look at Local Efforts to Recycle Electronic Waste
A new law will require New Yorkers to recycle their old electronics next year. Michelle Stockman reports how a pilot program has laid the ground-work for making electronic waste green.