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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 105 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsGovernment |
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Updated: It’s time for an overhaul to the ENTIRE panel. // Keep Juan, get rid of the other 2. Courtney comes off as incredibly privileged, entitled and out of touch. I’d bet a million bucks she’s heard that feedback before. I can’t even remember the other guy’s name. And we need at least one progressive voice on this show. Ideally a Black progressive.
I listened for Grace Rauh, I guess I stay to hear the most braindead identity politics imaginable from Juan
These guys do a great public service keeping us informed of city issues and what local politicians are thinking. Everyone should have a show like this in their city.
Keep Juan, get rid of the other 2. Courtney comes off as incredibly privileged, entitled and out of touch. I’d bet a million bucks she’s heard that feedback before. I can’t even remember the other guy’s name. And we need at least one progressive voice on this show.
So grateful for this podcast. Even as overwhelming as ranked choice voting seems, I don’t think I’ve ever had this level of staying informed about candidates. I like the balance of reporting and interviews. (PS Also NYC polls are confusing... do you ever cover that? I get what looks like a text poll but have no way to tell if it is legit so I send to spam but yes public safety is up there as top concern)
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