Patricia Campos-Medina for US Senate - The Change with Ron Bautista

Katie Brennan for NJ State Assembly - The Change with Ron Bautista

When it come to elections we have to follow the money. Katie will answer to everyday people, not the real estate lobbyists. She understands the stakes — and she’s not afraid to act. In this episode we double-click on her platform, which includes: * Strengthening rent protections and legal support for tenants * Expanding affordable childcare and paid family leave * Improving NJ Transit service with more frequent and reliable Light Rail and buses Read more at: https://www.katiebrennanfornj.com/

A Waterfront Open for Everyday People - Edgewater NJ edition

In this conversation, we dive into the right of everyday people to the Hudson River Waterfront Walkway, the work of the Conservancy and how neighbors across cities in the NJ side are making it happen. We were joined by Elise Morrison, president of the Conservancy, and Ron Klempner, Edgewater member of the board. You can find out more about the nonprofit at www.hudsonriverwaterfront.org [http://www.hudsonriverwaterfront.org/]

Protecting Hoboken Tenants - The Change with Ron Bautista

A talk around rent control and why voting “No" on No-vember 5th is so important to protect the character of our city: our neighbors. Join these chats with Ron Bautista about the change we want to see in our communities, and the people who are making it happen. Follow the podcast on all platforms @ronbautistanj and find the podcast at ronbautistanj.com/thechange [http://ronbautistanj.com/contribute]

Patricia Campos-Medina for US Senate - The Change with Ron Bautista

"If they don't give you a seat at the table, bring a folding chair." Patricia Campos-Medina talks about the urgency of addressing the most dire needs of everyday people: fair wages, Medicare for All, protecting tenant rights, and a fully-funded transit system.

End of the Line - The Change With Ron Bautista

Conversation between Ron Bautista and 4K Jae about the change we want to see in our communities, and the everyday people who inspire that change.