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James Golden aka Bo Snerdley provides a sharp, opinionated critique of urban governance and Democratic politics through a series of news excerpts and commentary. The program first addresses a New York City controversy regarding the exclusion of Little Italy from an official ethnic neighborhood map, contrasting this perceived cultural slight with the Mayor’s new "click to cancel" consumer protection rules. Golden then shifts focus to internal Democratic Party friction, highlighting grievances from Black leaders regarding the allocation of "get out the vote" funds and the rhetoric surrounding identity politics on daytime television.
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