
A story about how ten people who gathered in Astoria Park in 2018 to take on a 10-term incumbent turned into an army of volunteers 90,000 strong trying to win the mayor's office. It's about the choices we make. And sometimes, the one's that we don't. A six episode limited series. Out now.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 5 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryNewsPolitics | |||

With the second half of "The People's Republic of Astoria" set to launch next month, we've re-imagined our original Trailer as a "listener's guide" to the series.
If you're new here, this bonus content is an easy introduction to the key voices you'l... more
What does it mean to lose an election by 55 votes? Does it mean you tried and failed? That all your efforts were wasted? Or is it a testament to the work that you put in — a monument to your commitment?
Tiffany Cabán was a 31-year-old public defende... more
Bay Ridge in 2018 looked like Astoria had twenty years earlier. Same working-class enclaves. Same immigrant families living entire lives within ten blocks. Same subway ride to Manhattan getting shorter as the rent got higher. But separated by twelve ... more
One door knock at a time, one phone call at a time, one volunteer shift at a time, Tim’s neighbors were building something. A grassroots movement. Mutual aid networks. A community.
In just seven years, they'd reshape their neighborhood. They'd form... more
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I’ve lived in Astoria for a long time & I love to learn more about it. It’s nice to hear perspectives from people who have worked on these campaigns and knowing what I do about the evolution of the political community in the neighborhood, I am excited to hear more inside stories. Also love the tag line - “not a manifesto, a neighborhood” - would make a cool tshirt!
A fantastic podcast that I am so excited to see continue to shine light and love on Astoria! Wonderfully produced and narrated. Queens needs more love and this podcast definitely provides.









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