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Vast Wasteland 7:01

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On May 9th, 1961, a still-celebrated speech rocked the world of broadcast television. In it, FCC Chairman Newton Minow zeroed in on television's vapid programming landscape, and the words "vast wasteland" became a contemporary catchphrase. More from WNYC's Sara Fishko in this edition of Fishko Files.…

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New York's 2021 Michelin Restaurant Guide Is Out After Critics Took A Pause During The Pandemic 0:51

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After a year like 2020 what qualified as a successful restaurant for many New Yorkers is one that could just stay open. But after anonymous inspectors took a pause for the pandemic, the Michelin restaurant guides is back with the old-fashioned barometer of 'making-it' in the competitive dining scene.…

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City Agrees to Add Volunteer Officers to Subway After MTA Pleads for Help 0:50

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The NYPD has agreed to send auxiliary police officers to patrol the subways. This comes after heated arguments between the MTA and the city over crime underground. The MTA has been sounding the alarm for months about the need for more police in the subways. They say assaults on workers and customers are higher than last year. Just this week an off …

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Most People Who Are Processed in the Courts are Black and Latino, but Few Will Face a Judge Who Looks Like Them 3:57

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A new statewide report on judicial demographics reveals stark disparities between the demographic composition of the bench and the rest of New York State.In 2019, only 15% of the population in New York State was Black, yet Black people accounted for 38% of all adult arrests, and nearly half of all people being sent to prison, according to the most …

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Longtime NYC Marijuana Broker Looks At The Future Of The Newly Legalized Industry 5:00

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People who have sold and supplied marijuana in New York's underground market are deciding how to adjust their business models in light of recreational cannabis's legalization in the state. WNYC host Sean Carlson spoke with self-proclaimed weed broker "JP" about the future of his industry.โดย WNYC Radio

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Transit Workers Have Lowest Vaccination Rates at MTA 0:51

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Transit workers were among the first group of essential workers eligible for the COVID vaccine in January. But subway and bus workers, which saw the most COVID fatalities, have also had the lowest vaccination rate at the MTA. The MTA reports just 37 percent of subway and bus workers have received one shot of the vaccine. By comparison, the rate for…

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Want To Help India? Donating To Small Organizations May Be Your Best Bet 0:47

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For weeks, Lavanya DJ watched as COVID-19 cases surged in India and began overwhelming the health care system. As calls for foreign aid and donations to non-profits and non-governmental organizations increased alongside the infection rate, she began compiling a list of smaller groups on the ground seeking help.One reason DJ chose to highlight small…

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Report Says M/WBEs Are Struggling To Stay Afloat 0:45

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A report from the City Comptroller's office says minority and women-owned businesses in the five boroughs are struggling to stay afloat amid the pandemic.โดย WNYC Radio

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NJ's Primary Care Doctors Say They're Key To Ramping Up Vaccinations But State Slow To Distribute Doses 2:33

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New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy announced a plan this week to give vaccines to medical offices near the state's six vaccination megasites. But which doctors will be included and the amount of doses they'll receive is unclear. The shift comes as demand for the shot is slowing. But primary care doctors said they've largely been left out of the equation a…

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Court Reform Group Files 21 Complaints Against Current and Former Queens Prosecutors 4:52

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The mass filing is part of a new strategy seeking greater accountability for prosecutors who break the rules.โดย WNYC Radio

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Hanging On: How a Custom Framing Shop Survived the Pandemic 4:55

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After 30 years in business on Myrtle Avenue, Lurita "LB" Brown has learned how to pivot in changing times, embracing her strengths while also finding new customers. For more, go to Gothamist.com.โดย WNYC Radio

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Pigeon Nests: Surprisingly Low Maintenance 2:34

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One Washington Heights woman was surprised last week when two objects appeared on her bed: a stick and an egg. Luckily for her, she knew who to call.โดย WNYC Radio

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Gracie Mansion Is A Free House - Why Don't Mayors Want To Live There? 4:50

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More than a dozen candidates are vying to be New York's next mayor. The winner will be offered a major perk: the chance to live rent-free at historic Gracie Mansion overlooking the East River, one of the sweetest deals in the city. But that raises a question for reporter Jim O'Grady: "Why have so many mayors turned it down?" Click above to hear the…

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NY Lawmakers Pass Staffing Minimums For Nursing Homes, Hospitals 0:49

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The New York legislature has passed a bill to boost staffing at nursing homes. Caroline Lewis explains why the measure is controversial. Click "Listen" in the player and head to Gothamist for more details.โดย WNYC Radio

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After Mexico City Train Crash, MTA Reassures Public It Inspects Elevated Train Lines Regularly 0:48

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More than 20 people are dead in Mexico City after a train crashed on an overpass. The MTA's trains run on 60 miles of overhead tracks, and the agency is reassuring riders, its lines are inspected regularly. The MTA says crews inspect every mile of track twice a week, looking for any defects, broken ties, or bent rails -- things that can cause a der…

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Dianne Morales Warns Rivals “Don’t Sleep On This Campaign” 7:01

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A week after a sexual-assault allegation against Scott Stringer dealt a blow to his campaign for mayor, other left-leaning candidates are vying for support from the Progressive movement. Dianne Morales, the most radical among them, is trying to break out of the pack with a grassroots campaign. WNYC’s Brigid Bergin has this profile.…

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NJ Opens Driver's Licenses To Undocumented Immigrants But Some Are Turned Away 0:50

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New Jersey is now allowing residents to apply for a driver's license regardless of immigration status. But advocates who pushed for the measure say some people have been turned away since the Motor Vehicle Commission opened the process over the weekend. "People were being denied the use of expired documents despite the fact that MVC's own website s…

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80,000 New York City Municipal Employees Report Back to Their Desks This Week 0:47

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Mayor Bill de Blasio says the offices have taken safety steps, and that the move sends a powerful message about the city’s recovery efforts.โดย WNYC Radio

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Exoneration Organizations Call On NYC DAs To Purge Hundreds of Convictions 0:53

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The coalition wants the dismissal of numerous convictions in which NYPD officers with criminal histories for dishonesty and other misconduct played a key role.โดย WNYC Radio

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Dominican New Yorkers Broaden Political Base As More Gain The Right To Vote 4:47

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In 2016, Oswald Feliz was a 25-year-old housing attorney working behind the scenes to help Rep. Adriano Espaillat win the 13th Congressional District and become the first Dominican-born lawmaker elected to Congress. Feliz oversaw operations for Espaillat’s campaign in the Bronx, the epicenter of the growing Dominican community in New York City. Now…

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ICE Jailer in N.J. Is Sued By Its Landlord, Claiming Unsafe Conditions 0:30

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The owners of a windowless former warehouse that houses Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainees in Elizabeth, N.J., is alleging dangerous conditions at the facility and suing to end its lease, representing another potential victory for activists seeking the end of controversial immigration detention in the state. The lawsuit filed Monday alle…

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With 24-Hour Subway Service Coming Back, Cuomo Says Subways Need More Policing 0:47

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With COVID restrictions expected to lift later this month at bars, restaurants and large indoor venues, 24 hour subway service will be back, too. But some are concerned about subway safety. When Governor Cuomo announced subway service would be back to ensure workers and patrons can get home at night, he remarked the subways have never been cleaner.…

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NJ's Vaccination Rates Remain Unequal. One Immigrant Community Is Trying To Fix It. 4:45

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Since the beginning of New Jersey’s vaccination rollout, Gov. Phil Murphy has talked about equity and the state’s priority in making sure even the most marginalized residents can get in line for the shot. But those efforts are falling short. State data show Black residents make up 13% of the state population but have received 6% of doses, while Lat…

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Virus Spread Slows In NJ As Gov Gets Ready For Reopening Announcement 0:43

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New Jersey's rate of COVID-19 transmission is hovering at 0.46, meaning it takes two infected people to spread the virus to one other person. New positive cases and the number of people hospitalized with the virus have also continued to trend downward. There are now fewer than 1,500 people hospitalized. Gov. Phil Murphy is planning to announce new …

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Primary Day Primer: What You Need To Know With Less Than Six Weeks Until Voting Begins 6:01

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Each Monday between now and Primary Day, WNYC and Gothamist's election team will be joining us to tell us what we need to know. To kick things off, we have WNYC's Brigid Bergin.โดย WNYC Radio

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New York's 2021 Michelin Restaurant Guide Is Out After Critics Took A Pause During The Pandemic 0:51

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City Agrees to Add Volunteer Officers to Subway After MTA Pleads for Help 0:50

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Most People Who Are Processed in the Courts are Black and Latino, but Few Will Face a Judge Who Looks Like Them 3:57

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Longtime NYC Marijuana Broker Looks At The Future Of The Newly Legalized Industry 5:00

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Transit Workers Have Lowest Vaccination Rates at MTA 0:51

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Want To Help India? Donating To Small Organizations May Be Your Best Bet 0:47

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Report Says M/WBEs Are Struggling To Stay Afloat 0:45

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NJ's Primary Care Doctors Say They're Key To Ramping Up Vaccinations But State Slow To Distribute Doses 2:33

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Court Reform Group Files 21 Complaints Against Current and Former Queens Prosecutors 4:52

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Hanging On: How a Custom Framing Shop Survived the Pandemic 4:55

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Pigeon Nests: Surprisingly Low Maintenance 2:34

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Gracie Mansion Is A Free House - Why Don't Mayors Want To Live There? 4:50

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NY Lawmakers Pass Staffing Minimums For Nursing Homes, Hospitals 0:49

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After Mexico City Train Crash, MTA Reassures Public It Inspects Elevated Train Lines Regularly 0:48

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Dianne Morales Warns Rivals “Don’t Sleep On This Campaign” 7:01

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NJ Opens Driver's Licenses To Undocumented Immigrants But Some Are Turned Away 0:50

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80,000 New York City Municipal Employees Report Back to Their Desks This Week 0:47

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Exoneration Organizations Call On NYC DAs To Purge Hundreds of Convictions 0:53

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Dominican New Yorkers Broaden Political Base As More Gain The Right To Vote 4:47

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ICE Jailer in N.J. Is Sued By Its Landlord, Claiming Unsafe Conditions 0:30

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