Novelist Jaime Clarke explores growing up in the culture of spectacle.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: 80's, Arizona, bananarama, Books, bret easton ellis, Gen X, Generation X, jaime clarke, new york city, pop culture, publishing, typical, we're so famous, writing
An original musical drama in five episodes. Written and acted by a cast of NYC teenagers based on the stories of their lives and experiences. Listen to the voice of today’s young people as they confront the real-life issues youth face and strive to change our complicated and unjust world. Directed by David Mila. Music by Wesley Zurick. Sound by Sean Woods and Ryan Hall. For more information and credits, visit www.the-possibility-project.org. LONG TIME NO SEE is sponsored in part by Macy’s Downtown Brooklyn and the New York State Council on the Arts.
Categories: Arts, Fiction, Society & Culture
Tags: Arts, drama, justice, music, new york city, performing, radio, social change, Teenagers, theater, youth
Kitchen Radio broadcasts short-and-sweet cooking classes right into your home kitchen. Brought to you by Home Cooking New York, NYC’s beloved cooking school for home cooks, now offering live (virtual) cooking classes in your home kitchen every night @homecookingny.com.
Categories: Arts, Education, Leisure
Tags: cooking, cooking class, cooking podcast, Food, food podcast, food radio, foodie, home cook, home cooking, homecookingny, jennifer clair, Kitchen, kitchen radio, new york city
City Image is a Christian worldview podcast and media source for urban issues based in New York City.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: christian, new york city, urban, worldview
Run of Show is a podcast devoted to women in events. Here, we sit down with influential women in the event industry and talk career, event trends, and everything in between. Run of Show is brought to you by B Floral – an event design and production company based in New York City. B Floral is a women-run company that brings forth a wide array of expertise and experience – from creative strategy and brand-driven design to production and logistics. Each month, Run of Show will bring you fresh content to highlight the incredible women that make up the event industry and give a voice to all that happens behind the scenes. To learn more about B Floral, visit us at www.bfloral.com! Get a sneak peek behind the scenes by following us on Instagram: @bfloralnyc (www.instagram.com/bfloralnyc).
Categories: Arts, Business, Society & Culture
Tags: career inspiration, event industry, event marketing, event trends, events, inspirational women, new york city, new york city events, new york city women, women, women career, women in business, women in events
Millennial esthetician Elizabeth Taylor invites us in for a weekly conversation that brings the vibe of her beauty studio to life. Elizabeth is joined by experts, friends, and community members to answer listener questions about beauty and skincare that each one of us can relate to, host hilarious segments inspired by her diverse clientele, and share stories about living in a multicultural world. It’s beauty school for all — giving everyone the recipe for How To Be a Beauty Baddie.
Categories: Health & Fitness
Tags: beauty, black, brooklyn, Comedy, entrepreneurship, friendship, inspirational, jewish, Millennials, new york city, skincare, women
Bergs Base is on-the-street guerilla journalism like you have never seen before! Comedian & patriot Aaron Berg ditches a comfy studio and takes to the gritty streets of New York City to ask REAL people all the hard-hitting questions you won’t hear from those losers at CNN or FOX News. Today’s top stories: Unscripted & Unfiltered.
Tags: Aaron Berg, andre myre, cnn, Comedy, Current Events, Entertainment, fox news, guerilla journalism, interview, journalism, man on the street, media, new york, new york city, new yorkers, News, on the street, on the street interview, top stories
If you’ve ever wanted to hear weird facts about someone else’s marriage, we’re here to spill it. Lovers of beer, sports and pop culture, we’re here to chat about hot topics as well as divulge some of the lessons we’ve learned throughout our married life. For a fireside-style chat featuring some of our favorite stories and some of our favorite beers, join us for Married Under the Influence.
Categories: News, Society & Culture, Sports
Tags: bachelor, Beer, brewery, couple, couples, Football, lorman, marriage, married, new york city, pop culture, relationships, SPorts
A podcast examining every facet of the international commercial real estate industry — from the murky future of retail and office to real estate’s reckoning with diversity to the effects of climate change on the built world, and so much more. Produced and hosted by Miriam Hall.
Tags: architecture, building, commercial real estate, construction, cre, design, development, investment, new york city, nyc, real estate, Technology, urban planning
A podcast about all things art hosted by NYC street artist City Kitty
Tags: art, new york city, street art
They’re mother and son, but also award-winning celebrity chefs, restaurateurs, and cookbook authors. Aarón Sánchez and Zarela Martínez will take you on a culinary journey featuring regional ingredients that are the soul of Mexican cuisine. From chilis to chocolate and everything in between, Aaron, Zarela and special guests will share stories, tips, techniques, and quintessential recipes in spirited kitchen table conversations.
Categories: Arts, History, Society & Culture
Tags: aaron sanchez, chef, cooking, cuisine, Culture, Food, ingredient, james beard, johnn sanchez, master chef, Mexican, mexico, New Orleans, new york city, zarela, zarela martinez
Korean American host and producer Arnold Byun welcomes fellow Asian American tastemakers to share conversations and insights on entrepreneurship, hyphenated identity, and culture. A proud member of MODU, recorded at 1010 Wilshire.
Categories: Business
Tags: business, entrepreneurship, hospitality, Management, marketing, new york city
Lively conversations between artists and cultural leaders that explore topical subjects like activism, representation, feminism, and even street food, through the lens of Public Art Fund projects in New York City. Hosted by award-winning actor Jeffrey Wright and featuring Ai Weiwei, Danny Meyer, Darren Walker, Paola Mendoza, and more.
Categories: Arts
Tags: activism, art, contemporary art, new york city, public art, public art fund
In season three of the Queens Memory podcast, “Our Major Minor Voices,” we feature stories from our neighbors of Asian descent in Queens, New York. Too often, these voices are deemed “minor” – as in “of a minority.” But in our borough, these voices are a major force. From the Little Manila shops under the 7 train line to bustling Punjab Avenue in Richmond Hill, this series takes us inside 8 Asian neighborhoods whose languages, cultures, and belief systems without question play a major role in shaping the future of our borough. A new episode drops every Monday, beginning April 11, 2022. The Queens Memory podcast is a production of Queens Public Library and was made possible in part by the National Endowment for the Humanities: Democracy demands wisdom. The views, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this episode are those of its creators and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of National Endowment for the Humanities, Queens Public Library, the City University of New York, or their employees. For more on the Queens Memory podcast, visit QueensMemory.org/podcast.
Categories: Education
Tags: Asian, asian american, Bangla, bangladeshi, chinatown, Chinese, Elmhurst, Flushing, Hindi, immigration, Jackson Heights, Korean, Little Manila, mandarin, Nepali, new york city, oral history, Personal Stories, queens, Richmond Hill, Tagalog, Tibetan, Urdu, Woodside
This show is hosted by Theresa Cartisano, owner of Christopher Allen Custom Clothiers. Highly sought after professional fashion consultant for the New York Metro area. In each episode Theresa will be offering strategies for looking and feeling great in your clothing.She will be giving away all of the fashion secret tips to give you an edge in a professional environment.
Categories: Business
Tags: Business Attire, Christopher Allen Custom Clothiers, Custom Clothing, Custom Shirts, Custom suits, Dressing for Success, Long Island, new york city, Theresa Cartisano
A podcast about self-care in the Big Apple, exploring all that brings New Yorker’s spiritual joy. When your morning commute drags you down, we lift you up. Join the tribe.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: city life, magic, mental-health, mindfulness, new york city, self care, self help, Self-Improvement, self-love, spirituality, women
An emergency broadcast is sent out to New York City that a nuclear disaster is imminent. Time to find shelter? Twenty minutes.
Categories: Fiction, Society & Culture
Tags: Apocalypse, atomic bomb, bomb, bunker, fallout, HIV, iran, new york, new york city, North Korea, nuclear apocalypse, nuclear bomb, nuclear war, nuke, nyc, postdoc, research, Russia, science
ScienPaulogy is a weekly podcast in which comedian and maker of things, Paul Oddo speaks to himself for a duration of time.
Categories: Arts, Comedy, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: advice, art, Comedy, girls, houston, life, Money, new york, new york city, nyc, Paul Oddo, sex, solo, stand up comedy, standup, stupid, Texas
Roxy and Katelyn grew up in the white evangelical American heartland. Both were warned moving to a supposed bastion of secular culture would be dangerous to their faith. While navigating a city where people sleep in on Sunday mornings and the chaste motto “true love waits” isn’t a thing, the two have found a renewed, vibrant faith that has been both strengthened and stretched in the metropolis.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: Christ, christianity, christians, City, evagelicalism, evangelical, faith, Faithful, Jesus, metropolis, new york city, religion, Saved, women, worship
On Thursday, April 9th, 2020 the Queens Memory Project launched a COVID-19 documentation project in Queens, New York. The project, found at https://queenslib.org/covid, has the active support of a broad coalition of cultural organizations and citizen historians organized to document this extraordinary moment in Queens history. These are the stories shared by Queens residents who are living, working, learning, and helping one another during this unprecedented time.
This episode of the Queens Memory Project Podcast was conceived and produced by the Queens Public Library Teen Advisory Board. The Queens Public Library Teen Advisory Board is a yearlong program were members take the lead in creating and implementing a project that helps their peers and community. This year’s TAB decided to work on a podcast to interview the voices they felt have been left out of the conversations around Covid-19. After much discussion, TAB members decided to highlight the voices of their peers and their experiences with quarantine and distance learning. After spending the first half of the school year learning the basics of podcasting, members worked together to write the interview questions and were responsible for interviewing, producing, and hosting the episode. Once they learned the basics of creating a podcast episode, the TAB members set out to interview people across generations and life experiences to ask the question “How are you doing?” Answers varied widely and touched upon the topics of virtual school, the disruption of daily routines, new skills learned during lockdown, and social media use. Interviewees often chose to highlight the positives of their experiences in quarantine.
Categories: Education
Tags: corona virus, covid-19, new york city, oral history, Personal Stories, queens