Entire Program - April 16, 2010

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

James de Mellow has today's local and national news.

Gisela Perez reports on the Church's response to child molestation controversy.

Rebecca Thomas interviews legal scholar Nicholas Cafardi on the Vatican's response to latest sex abuse charges.

Last minute efforts -- once more -- to save New York City's Off-Track Betting. Zack Seward reports.

Evangelicals are flocking to the famous, not-yet-religiously-significant sandstone city. Sanaz Meshkinpour sends us this audio postcard explaining why.

Commentator Rebecca Thomas ponders family ties after moving to New York.

Bronx students learn environmental ethics by playing with trash. Katie Simon reports.

Ruchika Tulshyan has today's top headlines.

Solomon Adebayo interviews Georgetown business professor Beverly Sauer about what tighter regulation means for the American mining industry.

Sarah Bertin reports on how the poverty rate can be rising and falling at the same time.

City policy draws backlash. Sara Bertin reports.

Doormen take a stand. Bill Weisbrod reports.

Gisela Perez and Rebecca Thomas profile an ex-convict trying to go straight.

Commentator Kirk Klocke reflects on 21st century familyhood.

Isabelle Schaefer hit the streets to hear from Tax Day procrastinators.