Dispatches from Planet Albany

Albany through the eyes of Patrick Jenkins

32 min · 10 jul 2026
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Lobbyist and consultant Patrick Jenkins joins the show to discuss his work and reflect on life in Planet Albany. The Queens power broker talks about lobbying against single-use plastic restrictions, navigating ethical boundaries, and the direction of the Assembly next year. And if you enjoy Dispatches from Planet Albany [https://capitolpressroom.org/dispatches-from-planet-albany/], please leave a rating and consider becoming a recurring contributor [https://donate.wcny.org/wcny/capitolpressroom] to support the podcast (because we could really use the money). Subscribe to our newsletter / https://www.publicmediasubscriptions.org/WCNY/subscription/pressroom [https://www.publicmediasubscriptions.org/WCNY/subscription/pressroom] Follow the show on Twitter / https://twitter.com/CapPressRoom [https://twitter.com/CapPressRoom] Follow the show on Instagram / https://www.instagram.com/capitolpressroom/ [https://www.instagram.com/capitolpressroom/] Follow the show on Facebook / https://www.facebook.com/thecapitolpressroom [https://www.facebook.com/thecapitolpressroom]

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aflevering Albany through the eyes of Patrick Jenkins artwork

Albany through the eyes of Patrick Jenkins

Lobbyist and consultant Patrick Jenkins joins the show to discuss his work and reflect on life in Planet Albany. The Queens power broker talks about lobbying against single-use plastic restrictions, navigating ethical boundaries, and the direction of the Assembly next year. And if you enjoy Dispatches from Planet Albany [https://capitolpressroom.org/dispatches-from-planet-albany/], please leave a rating and consider becoming a recurring contributor [https://donate.wcny.org/wcny/capitolpressroom] to support the podcast (because we could really use the money). Subscribe to our newsletter / https://www.publicmediasubscriptions.org/WCNY/subscription/pressroom [https://www.publicmediasubscriptions.org/WCNY/subscription/pressroom] Follow the show on Twitter / https://twitter.com/CapPressRoom [https://twitter.com/CapPressRoom] Follow the show on Instagram / https://www.instagram.com/capitolpressroom/ [https://www.instagram.com/capitolpressroom/] Follow the show on Facebook / https://www.facebook.com/thecapitolpressroom [https://www.facebook.com/thecapitolpressroom]

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