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Lit NYC
Harry Siegel
Ungovernable Misfits
Ungovernable Misfits
The United States Department of Nerds Podcast
USDN_Chairman
The Audiobook Vault: Catholic Sacred & Classic Voices from the Past
The Audiobook Vault: Catholic
Arroe Collins View From The Writing Instrument
Arroe Collins
Reel Reads Podcast
Luke Baldwin
92NY Talks
92NY
The Sauce with Dawn Burns
The Sauce and M-PAK Media LLC
Hello and Welcome
The Nation Network
Mess World
Jessica DeFino
Boss Talk No Filter
Dr. Sunshine Smith-Williams a.k.a. SunnyMoneyQueens
Conversations chez Lapérouse
Frédéric Beigbeder
Pierwsza Młodość
Karolina Korwin Piotrowska
Cinema Hot Takes
Author Adidas Wilson
Outspoken Beauty
Nicola Bonn
Al Bayyinah Podcast
Al Bayyinah
Big Books & Bold Ideas with Kerri Miller
Minnesota Public Radio
Special Sauce with Ed Levine
Ed Levine
The Drinking Hour: With David Kermode - FoodFM
FoodFM Radio
Stage Whisper
Andrew Cortes and Hope Bird
Einschlafen mit Hogwarts
Schønlein Media
不开玩笑 Jokes Aside
不开玩笑JokesAside
二奇物语
剁椒，老猫
What's On Watford
Alex Williams with the Watford Pump House
Les chefs se mettent à table.
olivier bertino
Sachlich richtig
Alexander Teske, Annekathrin Mücke, Ole Skambraks, Peter Welchering
The Rock & Roll History Show
Hudson River Radio .com
INSIDE THE DISTRICT
Jordan Levinson
Deeper Shades of House - weekly Deep House Podcast with Lars Behrenroth
Lars Behrenroth
Ö1 Kulturjournal
ORF Ö1
A Seat at the Table with Chef Ken
Ken Durbin
Old Time Radio Crime & Detectives
theaterofthemind-otr.com
Rhythm & Wit
David Steele and Nick Campbell
Leyendas de Monterrey
Leyendas de Monterrey
Pensando em Cinema | Com Mário Abbade
Rádio BandNews FM - Rio de Janeiro
Charisma Quotient: Build Confidence, Make Connections and Find Love
Kimmy Seltzer
POETICS: Poetry Podcast
Bainbridge Island Press 10-Minute Poetry Podcast
Arts
Harry Siegel
The Metropolitan Diary — the longest-running column in The New York Times — turns 50 this year. For a half century, a page that was introduced as part of a push to relieve the publication’s stuffy reputation has been th...
Kim Deitch, a second-generation illustrator, has been at it since he start selling strips (and dope) to The East Village Other in 1967. His new book, How I Make Comics, is full of interlocking comics connected by comics ...
"It’s a tour for people who like the nitty gritty of why we had so much sewage, why corruption led to the garbage being a problem for so long, what our policies were that caused this rat issue. It's an urban policy and u...
John Strausbaugh, the longtime editor of fNew York Press, joins Amy Sohn — who kicked off her career there as a 22-year-old columnist there — and guest host Brian Berger of Strauss Media for a deep dive into the late, gr...
Anthony Janszoon van Salee and his wife Geitje were always feuding with neighbors and authorities, who put them down as the Turk and a whore and who kept putting them on trial before they were finally exiled from Manhatt...
Clinical psychologist Philip T. Yanos, the author of "Exiles in New York City: Warehousing the Marginalized on Ward's Island," talks about host Amy Sohn about growing up in a place a stone’s throw from Manhattan, Queens ...
Sade Lythcott, the CEO of the National Black Theatre, the longest continually run black theater in New York, visits Lit NYC to talk with hosts Amy Sohn and Harry Siegel about the theater her mother, Dr. Barbara Ann Teer,...
Writer, journalist, artist and illustrator sits down with Amy Sohn and Harry Siegel to discuss her sweeping new history of the Jewish Labor Bund, her family connection to it and much more in a conversation that ranges al...
An epic art show at the Lexington Avenue Armory made a young Marcel Duchamp, who was back in France, one of America’s first modern celebrities even before he first arrived in New York City for what became decades of pain...
NYC Department of Records Associate Commissioner Kenneth Cobb and Research Associate Marcia Kirk visited Lit NYC to explain how the Municipal Archives came across the death ledger for the town of Newtown, Queens where Ge...
Geographer, cartographer and urban explorer Andrew Lynch, the chief operating officer of QueensLink, joins Amy Sohn and Harry Siegel to discuss the group’s vision to transform the borough for the better by extending the ...
Joe Flaherty was a dock worker and high school dropout on the wrong side of 30 when he found an unexpected writer’s life beginning as a columnist for the Village Voice. A couple years later, he was running the 51st State...
Eric Goldwyn, one of the authors of a new report from the Marron Institute of Urban Management at New York University with a modest proposal to remap the city with 12 new projects, 64 new subways stations and 41 new mile...
The self-described “ last Confederate widow,’ whose newly published photographs of gay men in Central Park’s Ramble in 1968 and 1969 are the earliest shots of outdoor cruising in a natural setting, joins Alex Krales and ...
An iconic restaurant in Fulton Mall became an Arby's, before it was revived amid the pandemic. St. John Frizell, one of the stewards of Gage and Tollner joins Lit NYC hosts Amy Sohn and Harry Siegel to talk about the cra...
In 1980, a movie narrated by a sociologist once described as Jimmy Stewart’s urban planner cousin, and full of surveillance footage of the city's public spaces, delivered perhaps the richest and wisest look ever made at ...
Henry H. Sapoznik sits down with Amy Sohn and Harry Siegel for a wide-ranging conversation about assimilation and adaptability, the difference between faux music and folk music, the overlaps between kosher, halal and Chi...
The ineffable and inimitable gadfly and entrepreneur Baruch Herzfeld joins Amy Sohn and Harry Siegel to talk about schemes and dreams, the thousand-dollar bet he lost to a Fugee but hasn’t paid, the guys who climbed tel...
The creators of the acclaimed new documentary about Gotham’s close brush with bankruptcy in 1975 sit down with Amy Sohn and Harry Siegel to discuss the film, the city that was, how its near collapse led to the city of to...
Ben Fractenberg, visuals editor for THE CITY, joins Amy Sohn and Harry Siegel for a wide-ranging conversation about street photography, photo journalism and much more., ahead of the opening reception for his solo show, I...
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