1995

Privatization of Public Spaces: Get Out of Our Park! the Birth of An Activist is a documentary based on the Hell's Kitchen community's staunch efforts to stop the immoral and illegal privatization of DeWitt Clinton Park by a German-based dinner theater restaurant show called Pomp Duck & Circumstance.  The show was co-owned by Dieter Esch who is a known international career criminal.  The privatization of the park was supported by Democrat New York City Comptroller Alan Hevesi and former Manhattan Borough President Ruth Messinger.  While other elected Democrats sat on their hands,  I led the opposition and fought the good fight and saved the park. Privatization is one of the major focuses of  New York City's Republican Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, who considers himself the "Quality of Life" mayor.  The support of elected Democratic officials proves that Democrats and Republicans work together in privatization efforts, which in fact a word that is used in place of union-busting.

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1996

The Hudson River Park Bill:  Issues regarding the Hudson River Park Legislation were discussed with Ben Green who is the Executive Director of the Federation to Preserve the Greenwich Village Waterfront and Great Port. 

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1996

The Clean Air/Clean Water Act:  This was hailed and advertised as an environmental bond act with the propaganda that it was about clean air and clean water, which of course everyone wants.  It was as much a surprise to me after reading the act as it was to those who I gave tapes to that it was NOT as it was heralded.  The guest on the show is Leslie Lowe, an environmental attorney.

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1996

Privatization of New York City Parks:  Issues regarding the privatization of local city parks with a focus on DeWitt Clinton Park.  Interesting and revealing clips of our appointed officials hard at work NOT working to maintain parks and cooperate with the community.  The unused footage for this show are being saved for a very rainy day!

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1997*

Save the Rent Regulations:  A seven part series on the facts of the rent regulations that were under heavy attack in 1997.  Many issues were brought to surface many months before it became a hot issue, which was heavily publicized by the media.  The guest of the show are former State Senator Catherine Abate; State Assembly Member Debra Glick; Manhattan Borough President C. Virginia Fields; former city councilmember and 1997 mayoral candidate Sal Albanese; Michael McKee who is the Executive Director of Tenants and Neighbors; and other members of Tenants and Neighbors.  One of the shows also included a small landlord who was opposed to diluting the rent regulations.

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1997*

Conflicts of Interest in City Government: Guests are Hugh Weinberg and Jerry Rachinowitz of the New York City Conflicts of Interest Board.

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1997*

New York City Campaign Finance Board:  Executive Director Nicole Gordon is the guest of the show discussing issues of campaign finance in New York City.

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1997

The Fight Against Breast Cancer: Compilation of clips of Stay Well Feel Better as well as various newscasts, which were broadcast to support the March Against Breast Cancer in 1997. 

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2000*

Americans Educating America:  Among the issues on mini-series in this educational series  are regarding education, unions and housing.  Each miniseries is titled as an Operation.  For example, Operation: Save the Working Families is about the importance of labor unions in America; Operation: Stop Illegal Evictions touches on the tactics used to illegally evict vested tenants; Operation: Save the Teachers will cover the issues of education in New York City. There are 6 shows already recorded in the planned 32 part series.

*Gloria Messer is credited as the Technical and Co-Producer.

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