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Jeff Benjamin, a former President of Staten Island Athletic Club, discusses the history of Staten Island running through the present and future. Jon Phillips from New York Road Runners is the guest-host.
Moments with three running icons: Roger Robinson, Gary Muhrcke, and Kathrine Switzer.
Etsu Taniguchi shares his story from enjoying baseball in his youth to now embracing his career with the ever-evolving cycling club Team Veselka.
Roger Robinson, runner, writer and historian, chats about his new book "When Running Made History" with guest host Gordon Bakoulis from the New York Road Runners.
Edie Perkins whose signature smile enchants anyone she meets enjoyed her athletic pursuits. Edie moved to LA to pursue new challenges and to enjoy the cycling scene. On an April day 2017 Edie was on a cycle run when a collision changed everything. Although paralyzed from the chest down, Edie is on a...
Host Jim Vrettos interviews Nikita Singareddy, Civic Technologist and Data Privacy Activist
Host Jim Vrettos interviews Gregory Singer, Artist, Violinist | Founder and Conductor of the Manhattan Symphonic | Owner, Gregory Singer Fine Violins
Host Jim Vrettos interviews Mark Rudd, Chairman of the Columbia chapter of Students for a Democratic Society in the spring of 1968 | Life-long peace and social justice organizer and student of organizing
Host Jim Vrettos interviews Bob Greenberg, Stand up, Improv, Burlesque, Clown, Comedian and all-around Funnyman
The Fair Chance for Housing Act would bar landlords and brokers from conducting criminal background checks on prospective tenants, a barrier to housing for the formerly incarcerated and their families.
Even though cutting NYPD funding has become a popular position among many candidates running for mayor, City Council, and other offices this year, the city’s current leadership seems unlikely to embrace any significant cuts to the police department in the upcoming budget amid a sustained increase of...
With a week left in the legislative session, New York lawmakers shelved a city-backed plan that aimed to revamp 25,000 NYCHA apartments.
Executive Editor of Gotham Gazette, Ben Max, sits down with NYC Comptroller candidate Corey Johnson.