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
Curious Travelers is a television production company specializing in travel programming for cable TV networks. Watch the trailer for our pilot production “New York City Halloween”, for our series “One Hundred Festivals To Go Before You Go” For more information and to view more videos from the production visit us at www.curioustravelers.com
Categories: Uncategorised
Tags: cable television, cable tv, new york city, television, travel
Big Girl Panties with host, Jennifer Ho: As a successful serial entrepreneur, business and mindset coach, I spent years learning from my experiences to get where I am. From broke single mom to thriving owner of 2 businesses, I will tell you…luck has nothing to do with it. So put on your big girl panties and listen as I share a raw and intimate look into the rollercoaster of joys and tribulations in my life and the lessons I’ve learned from the ride. Everyone has a story and here’s mine. Big Girl Panties is produced at The Hangar Studios in New York City
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Categories: Education, Society & Culture
Tags: empowerment, entrepreneur, inspiration, inspirational, mark sackett, marriage, Motivational, new york city, personal development, self help, single mom, storytelling, trauma, women
Explore the multitude of unique diasporas across the United States through the lens of food. On this series you’ll hear from chefs, restaurant owners, historians and journalists as we discuss immigration, race, gentrification and the history of their cuisine. Over 100,000 restaurants have closed since the start of the pandemic, only adding more urgency in supporting these small businesses who add to the richness of American multiculturalism. Created and hosted by India Witkin. Check out the show if you’re a fan of Splendid Table, Food52’s Genius Recipe Tales, Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street, Sporkful, or Table Manners with Jesse Ware.
Categories: Arts
Tags: America, Culture, entrepreneurship, Food, History, immigration, new york city
How do you become a New Yorker? Can you claim this identity after 10 years or just 1 year? Where do real New Yorker’s recommend you go to eat or drink? On the NYC Local Guides podcast, host Jennifer O’Brien interviews New Yorkers from creatives to CEOs and everyone in between. She’ll ask the tough questions – from your favorite pizza joint to what you would change about the city. Hear first-hand stories like a native who grew up with Central Park as his backyard and The Met as his favorite place to play tag. Learn how a native avoided being jumped by doing graffiti on the subway. Find hope in a story of how a couple dancing in the street made one skeptical New York transplant fall in love with this city and buy a home here. Whether you’re planning a trip and looking for awesome tips or you’ve lived in NYC for years and you just want to hear some crazy stories, this podcast chronicles the constantly evolving city in a totally new way. For more NYC resources like eBooks and videos visit www.NYClocalguides.com.
Categories: Education, Society & Culture
Tags: big city, Food, growing up, Identity, new york, new york city, New Yorker, nyc, NYC guide, NYC local, NYC local guides, pizza
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
WVFP is a comedy and culture podcast featuring NYC personalities in a casual atmosphere. Hosted by Nathan Gene FM and a revolving cast of cohosts
https://www.patreon.com/WVFP
Categories: Arts, News, Society & Culture
Tags: art, Comedy, gallery, interviews, new york city, nyc, opening, pod, Podcast
Bi-weekly podcast covering the film scene in New York and beyond. Hosted by Screen Slate editor Jon Dieringer and a revolving cast of contributors in conversation with different guests. Sponsored by the German Film Office.
Categories: TV & Film
Tags: cinema, film, Movies, new york city
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
A new era is upon us, and Tangent💚 is back with our fourth new limited series, hosted by Proptech entrepreneur Edward Cohen, and venture capitalists Jeffrey Berman (Partner at Camber Creek) and Zach Aarons (Co-founder and GP at MetaProp). Tangent unites Proptech founders💡, real estate investors🏢, urban leaders🏙 and passionate creators🌎 who are improving our communities and cities. Join us to learn how we can solve present day challenges with innovative technology and greater collaboration.
💚Tangent Tank: Housing Crisis: Intrepid founders apply to come pitch their impactful business ideas to help solve the housing affordability, accessibility and supply crisis in the US and worldwide.
If you would like to apply to pitch your startup on Tangent Tank: Housing Crisis, email us your application to tangentcommunity@gmail.com .
💚Tangent Proptech: Proptech founders, real estate CEO’s and urban leaders sharing groundbreaking companies, ideas, entrepreneurial lessons and inspiring stories. Stimulating debate may include the future of cities, the hybrid work era and Discomfort Zones (TM). Edward & Jeff cover also cover trending topics in Commercial real estate, Residential real estate, Proptech, Venture Capital and Finance with select industry experts.
If you’re working with a non-profit org., a small business or an early-stage Proptech, that makes our communities and cities better, and would like to have your mission featured during our Features segment, please apply to tangentcommunity@gmail.com.
Tune in to our 3 previous limited series, wherever you get your podcasts.
Stay curious and always be learning! 🤓
PS. Do not take anything said on this podcast as investment advise or seriously, this is for entertainment purposes only. 🙃
Categories: Business, Technology
Tags: airbnb, Austin Allison, Big Short, Camber Creek, Coliving, commercial real estate, coworking, Cretech, data, Data analytics, Data Science, eCommerce, entrepreneurship, Finance, fintech, global warming, housing, Housing Crisis, Metaprop, Michael Rudin, Modular Construction, multifamily, new york city, nyc, Pacaso, proptech, proptech VC, real estate, real estate stocks, Real Estate Tech, real estate tech vc., Real Estate Technology, real estate VC, remote work, Rudin Management, SFR, Single family homes, Single family rentals, sustainability, Technology, venture capital
Weekly teaching from Lower Manhattan Community Church in New York, NY.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: 363782, lmcc, logan gentry, lower manhattan community church, new york city, nyc, Sermons, tribeca
The Hot Mic Podcast is a podcast written and hosted by students of CS 134 George F. Bristow in Bronx, New York City.
Tags: Education, new york city, new york edge, nycschools, podcasteducation
JnH Podcast is hosted by Juanki & Hulk, an urban couple from New York City. Join them as they discuss relationships, love, current events, politics, and music. (Rated;MA) #jnhpodcast
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Categories: News, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: advise, Current Events, discussions, Gay couple, interviews, lgbt, life, love, music, new jersey, new york city, nj, nyc, philadelphia, philly, relationships, social issues, spirituality, theater, urban, urban couple, urban gay
An inside look into what makes The Salvation Army’s programs run as we discuss creating a more equitable New York through a faith-based lens.The Salvation Army is the leading provider of social services in the United States, sharing hope with 30 million Americans annually.
Categories: Business
Tags: charity, community, History, music, new york city, non-profit, social services
Hello and welcome to The DJ B-12 Deep Acid House Experience, formerly, The DJ B-12 Techno Podcast series. This series was inspired by raving and clubbing in New York City and Long Island area in the early and mid 1990’s and showcases House, Acid, Breaks, Deep House, Techno, Progressive House, Melodic House & Techno, Trance, Retro and much more. The shows consist mostly of new music with a retro sound and feel and sometimes the occasional oldskool classic thrown in.
Tags: 1990s, 303, Acid, acid house, acid techno, break, Breakbeat, breaks, deep house, dj b-12, house, indie dance, Long Island, melodic house & techno, new york city, nyc, oldskool breaks, oldskool hardcore breakbeat, piano, Progressive House, RAVE, raver, retro, retro 1990's, stress factor podcast, tech house, techno, Vocal House
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
Feast your ears on a collection of DJ mixes and radio shows by downtown New York City DJ Sparber as he plays his favorite electrobooty, dance, disco and hip hop tracks along with guest DJs and musicians who share their worlds of music with you regularly.
Categories: Music
Tags: balearic, cosmic, dance, disco, downtown, electro, fierce beats y'all, hip-hop, italo, new york city, Sparber
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
A behind the scenes look into the New York City Police Department. Hosted by retired NYPD detective turned author Vic Ferrari.
To an outsider, the New York City Police Department is a mysterious well-oiled machine responsible for maintaining law and order in the world’s greatest city while looking brilliant in blue. However, things are not always what they appear to be and may surprise you.
NYPD: Through the Looking Glass is filled with action, suspense and nonstop laughs! A must listen for cop buffs, true crime readers and anyone with a sense of humor!
Categories: Comedy, Society & Culture, True Crime
Tags: Books, cops, Crime, law enforcement, mafia, MYSTERY, new york city, nyc, NYPD, organized crime, police, true-crime