What happens when three New York reporters sit in a (small) room and talk politics? Join the NY1 political team each week for a conversation where no topic is off-limits and everything is on the record.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GovernmentNewsPolitics | |||
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Great show/ensemble. Courtney is a great political reporter, but Bobby is better suited as lead host. More inclusive style and sets the stage better for the other contributors. Thank you all for this show and your ongoing reporting.
With the exception of Bobby Kuza the hosts play fast and loose with details and the appropriate names for events and phenomena that I expect from journalist who are sharing facts, information and analysis. Two of the three hosts of the show regularly hitch their own preexisting value judgement on to the facts they are reporting... obviously shading their reporting and makes them unreliable sources.
It is a fallacy that journalist can or should keep one’s opinions out of their reporting. But re... more
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.
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This podcast presents an engaging dialogue among New York reporters, highlighting the vibrant and often complex world of local politics. Conversations tackle a range of topics including mayoral races, police reform, political endorsements, and significant socio-political events affecting the city. While discussing the implications of various elections and the decisions of key figures in New York politics, the hosts address the intersection of politics with broader societal concerns, offering insights that are both informative and relevant. The unique blend of humor and candid discussion, along with a focus on timely and pressing issues, makes it a valuable listen for those interested in the dynamics of New York governance and political cult... more
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