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NYC NOW

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NYC Now helps New Yorkers understand the city through original reporting and sharp analysis from WNYC and Gothamist. The show digs into the news, culture, and conversations shaping life in New York, three times a week on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, hosted by Janae Pierre.

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2,000 episodes

  1. A New Yorker’s Guide to Diwali 16:12
  2. What the Midterm Election Results Mean for New York 19:21
  3. When Police Take Your Things, Whose Job Is It to Give Them Back? 22:51
  4. You Can See Everything... Except the New Elizabeth Holmes Movie in Brooklyn 27:01
  5. New York State of Unaffordability Part 4: Rent Is Too Damn High 23:41
  6. In Conversation: East Harlem Has Waited Nearly a Century for the Q Train. Can the Neighborhood Make It Through Construction? 42:44
  7. How to Halloween Like a New Yorker 20:57
  8. New York State of Unaffordability Part 3: Utility Bills, Bills, Bills 19:51
  9. The Last Ride? New York City Moves Closer to Ending Horse Carriages 22:40
  10. Kelly Clarkson’s Brooklyn Shop Drama and the Great “Real New Yorker” Debate 26:39
  11. New York State of Unaffordability Part 2: Who’s Bringing Jobs to Upstate New York? 17:50
  12. The Cost of Stopping: Why Some NYC Yellow Cab Drivers Work Through Illness 26:32
  13. ICE Shooting Raises Questions About Federal Immigration Enforcement in New York City 8:39
  14. New York State of Unaffordability Part 1: Why Childcare Is a Flashpoint in This Year's Governor Race 20:08
  15. NYC Housing Clashes and Brooklyn Children’s Museum Noise Complaints, Explained 26:26
  16. Cooking Affordable NYC Inspired Meals with Chef Ham El-Waylly | NYC Now 16:44
  17. Know Your Rights: What Tenants Need to Know as NYC's Heat Season Begins 24:09
  18. Grief, Fear and Memory Loss: The Lasting Toll of Legionnaires’ Disease in New York 30:06
  19. Harry Styles Pop Up Clash Ends in a Bookseller’s Arrest, Plus Immanuel Wilkins Returns to the Village Vanguard 27:56
  20. The New York Liberty Were Always Cool. Now They’re One of the Hottest Tickets in Town 25:22
  21. The Duck Stops Here: The Long Fight Over Foie Gras in New York 16:35
  22. A Calisthenics Lesson From New York's Playground Fitness Scene 13:50
  23. Fifteen Years Later, Revisiting the Promise and Limits of Occupy Wall Street 25:52
  24. New York City Is Expanding Free Childcare. Some Providers Are Still Waiting to Get Paid 18:19
  25. After 9/11, Two New Yorkers Told WNYC How They Felt. We Found Them 25 Years Later 21:43
  26. Why More City Dwellers Are Raising Chickens 16:07
  27. Why New York City Is Restricting Artificial Intelligence in Public Schools 19:22
  28. How Classical Music Has Changed Over the Past 30 Years of WQXR Host Jeff Spurgeon's Career 16:24
  29. Ahead of Labor Day, Haitian Businesses in New York City Feel the Impact of TPS Ending 19:40
  30. The Lawsuit Against Mayor Mamdani’s Grocery Store Plan Raises a Bigger Question: Can It Work? 18:39
  31. The High Price of Being a New York Sports Fan 24:06
  32. Championships, Heat Waves and Health Scares: New York City’s Summer in Review 26:19
  33. In Conversation: How NYC’s Housing Crisis Is Squeezing Tenants and Small Homeowners 53:28
  34. Avoiding Veggies Because of Cyclospora? NYC Chefs Share Creative Ways to Enjoy Them 16:35
  35. Did Mamdani’s Free Bus Promise Lead More Riders to Skip the Fare? 22:45
  36. The Elizabeth Street Garden Fight Is Over. What Comes Next? 13:54
  37. The Brooklyn Dance Party Bringing Everyone Together 26:10
  38. Inside The So-Called "Commie Corridor": The Neighborhoods Changing New York City Politics 26:32
  39. Chinese Immigrants Are Now New York City’s Largest Foreign Born Group. Here’s What That Means. 23:37
  40. The Best Bite in Every Borough with NYC Food Influencer Julian Mu 22:44
  41. As O'Shae Sibley's Killer is Sentenced to 20 Years, His Community Still Mourns 17:30
  42. What Does "Working Class" Actually Mean in New York City? 18:44
  43. One Last Summer Hurrah: Your August Guide to Dance Parties, Outdoor Movies and More in NYC 22:37
  44. Food Pantries Brace for More Demand as New SNAP Work Rules Push Thousands Off Benefits 15:28
  45. Only 3 Black Students Got Into Stuyvesant High School This Year. Why Does This Keep Happening? 15:15
  46. Stooping or Stealing? How a Late Night Street Find Landed a Brooklyn Woman in Handcuffs 18:44
  47. New York City Vowed Reform After Harlem’s Legionnaires’ Deaths. A New Outbreak Is Exposing the Gaps 28:06
  48. What Went Wrong at the Midtown High Rise Where Columns Buckled? 16:42
  49. Where to Watch the World Cup Final in New York City 28:17
  50. How a Comic and an Actress Started a Rikers Women's Book Club 26:58