What’s it like living in New York? I wanted to find out. I took time off work and spent three eventful months in the city in 2023. I discovered that New York is not just amazing to see – it’s amazing to listen to. The sheer noise of the city but first and foremost: its wonderful, inspiring, diverse, loveable people. I was fortunate to meet a few, who were also willing to give me their time for an ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentarySociety & Culture |
I met Rowena only once while I was in New York City – but she inspired me to hop on a train and explore the countryside around it. It felt very local doing this. Rowena has spotted a market for New Yorkers, particularly families, who want to explore ... more
To me, Mya epitomizes the New York spirit: artistic, full of ideas, entrepreneurial and curious - and a lovely person to boot. Doubtless, you'll want to see her art after you listend to this episode. Here's her instagram page: https://www.instagram.c... more
Amy wasn't born in New York but from what I gathered, she's a true New Yorker. She epitomizes what I think makes this city so special.
I stumbled into Sheila's class at the 14th street Y more or less by accident. After a couple of weeks it slowly dawned on my that she was far more famous than she let on. I loved her sense of humour and her exquisite way of making us move like profes... more
Shortly after I arrived in NYC, I joined the 14th Street Y, which turned out to be a very good move. And I was lucky to snatch the last spot on Kirin’s Tuesday pickle ball beginners class. All I knew about pickle ball at that point was that the Ameri... more
I met Rob at the Centre for Recovery and Wellness, where we both helped at the food pantry. Rob is grateful to New York City for giving him the chance to reboot.
Nicole Klokiw is Volunteer Services Associate at the Centre for Recovery and Wellness on the Lower East Side in Manhattan, and this is where we met. She lives in New York because she can’t sleep when it’s quiet.
What’s it like living in New York? I wanted to find out. I took take time off work and spent three eventful months in the city in 2023. I discovered that New York is not just amazing to see – it’s amazing to listen to. The sheer noise of the city but... more
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