Entire Program - April 01, 2010

A look at what's ahead in this week's edition of Uptown Radio

Sanaz Meshkinpour has today's top local stories.

The Census Bureau urges New Yorkers to complete their 2010 surveys. Jen Howard reports.

Solomon Adebayo reports that some immigrants are hesitant to participate in the 2010 census.

Host Rebecca Thomas talks to NYU financial management professor Dall Forsythe.

New Yorkers weigh in on the proposed tax on soft drinks. Katie Simon reports.

Senior centers face cutbacks in governor's proposed state budget. James de Mellow reports.

Kirk Klocke reports on merchant marine midshipmen as they learn to fend off pirates.

Reporter Isabelle Schaefer sends an audio postcard from Central Park.

Ruchika Tulshyan has the top headlines from around the U.S. and the world.

Host Bill Weisbrod talks to Daily News education reporter Meredith Kolodner about New York's failed 'race to the top' bid

Eric Massa's resignation leaves a void in the legislature. Ayza Omar reports.

Outside the UN headquarters, haitians voice disapproval of how their country is being rebuilt. Zack Seward reports.

Residents and businesses nearby live with the consequences. Isabelle Schaefer reports.

The U.S. is "disappointed". Ruchika Tulshyan reports.

Sara Bertin reports that underground finance is going mainstream.

Reporter Ruchika Tulshyan asks New Yorkers how they're celebrating the upcoming holiday.