Episodes | The Catch Up

Sep 8, 2025 • 29 minutes

Episode 22: Dutchess County Fair Pig Incident, Bridges Safety Measures Discussed

Walter and Emily cover a Dutchess County Fair incident involving the Koon family's pig display that led to an arrest, plus Hudson River bridge safety measures.

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Sep 2, 2025 • 23 minutes

Episode 21: Behind the Scenes of 'Annie' at the Rhinebeck Center for the Performing Arts

Behind-the-scenes chat with 'Annie' producers & director at Rhinebeck Center. Creative process, double casting & community theater insights

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Aug 26, 2025 • 30 minutes

Episode 20: Show Champions and Star-Spangled Mornings

Dutchess County Fair highlights: Red Hook student Emily Coon wins Master Showman, Ariana Ramirez sings daily anthem, plus youth auction coverage

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Aug 20, 2025 • 24 minutes

Episode 19: Exploring the Dutchess County Fair: A Special Edition of The Catch Up

Walter Mullen & Emily Sachar broadcast from Dutchess County Fair, exploring its history, attractions, food & heartwarming stories from 4-H participants & farmers.

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Aug 12, 2025 • 32 minutes

Episode 18: Elevator Breakdown at Rhinecliff Amtrak: A First-Hand Account

In this episode, publisher Walter Mullen becomes part of the news as guest Linda Hemphill shares her harrowing elevator trap at Rhinecliff Amtrak Station. Plus, Duchess County Fair preview.

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Aug 5, 2025 • 32 minutes

Episode 17: News Roundup: Immigration Case, Sewer Projects, and Media Funding

Publisher Walter Mullen and editor Emily Sachar discuss Gerson Turcios' rejected immigration appeal, Red Hook sewer projects, and potential public broadcasting defunding impacts.

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Jul 30, 2025 • 25 minutes

Episode 16: Rhinebeck Rallies: Neighbors Unite to Save Gerson, a Cherished Community Member

Walter Mullen & Emily Sachar discuss Gerson Turcios, a 23-yr-old Honduran arrested by ICE in Rhinebeck. Reporter Claire Greenberger covers community reaction & his Manhattan court hearing where Judge Abrams granted 1-week extension.