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Darius Pridgen is accused in a lawsuit of sexual abuse. The State Office of Cannabis Management approved a measure to allow cannabis to be sold at fairs and other related events. Garden Walk is this weekend with a goal to change the narrative of the East side of Buffalo.

Today is Black Women's National Equal Pay Day and Jasmine Tucker, research director at the National Women's Law Center will share some numbers with Dave Debo, on why such a day is necessary, the extent of the disparities, and what can be done about it. Then Jay Moran has a discussion with Stan Martin of CAI Global and Ebony White from the Buffalo Health Equity Center.

Erie County and City of Buffalo to spend $23,000,000 on affordable housing, new congressional lines to be drawn in New York State, and in Theater Talk: is the theater in free fall?

Today we look back at three previous segments from September 1, 21 and November 9, 2022. First Jay Moran speaks with Stan Martin from CAI and Ebony White from Buffalo Health Equity Center. Then Thomas O’Neil White speaks with Canna House president and founder Reggie White from November 9, 2022 and we end the show with Jay Moran speaking with filmmaker Terry Jones from September 1, 2022.

A 25-year-old West Seneca man faces a potential life sentence in prison after he was found guilty by a jury of murder in the 2nd degree. The New York State Labor Department is making sure rides are safe as county fairs begin.

The search for suspected killer Michael Burham continues. Police are convinced they will be successful. The local operation of the Buffalo News will lose another 130 employees in October.

With hot temperatures, several cooling centers will be open. New York's legal cannabis rollout is having a rocky start.

The governor has declared a State of Emergency for a portion of the nearby Finger Lakes after heavy rain created widespread flooding. Authorities along the PA border along with Western New York are acknowledging the difficulties in their search for a suspected killer. Advocates say there is a growing human rights disaster in Toronto where asylum seekers are among the homeless sleeping in the streets.

Buffalo, What's Next? is on summer break and will return with new content shortly. As we take this break we are revisiting previous conversations with our summer time producer’s pick with: retired professor Gary Earl Ross (August 1, 2022), Cliff Bell (August 2, 2022) and Andrea Ó Súilleabháin (August 8, 2022).

First Thomas O’Neil-White talks about using public land for public benefit, police oversight activist and former Medaille professor Orlando Dickson. Then Jay Moran sits with attorney Jason Daniels to discuss being Black in the corporate world and how do Black people navigate positions typically held by white people.