This week’s Hot Seat: Media Monday offers a vibrant and multifaceted look at community life in Utica, blending activism, art, inclusivity, and charity. It opens with a “Good Trouble” pro-democracy rally inspired by John Lewis, where speakers call for activism rooted in love and understanding. Other segments spotlight a size-inclusive pop-up at Almost Local thrift store, a soulful interview and live performance by bluegrass artist Lou Altman, “Citizen Lou,” and a colorful cabaret showcase at the Utica Fringe Festival. The show also features the cherished annual St. Mary of Mount Carmel Italian Festival and an exciting and inspiring interview with biker Dave Paul, who’s riding this weekend to raise funds for families with seriously ill children. This week’s episode weaves together stories that highlight the power of community storytelling, cultural preservation, social justice, and collective action.Listen to Lou Altman (“Citizen Lou”) on YouTube: citizen lou - Topic - YouTube and Spotify. Click here to help Dave Paul raise money to help kids and families in need: https://www.findingthenextsteptogether.org/event-details-registration/dave-paul-cny-riders-for-kids Finding the Next Step Together is online at https://www.findingthenextsteptogether.org/ 

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