
How a neighborhood in Queens became a laboratory for a new kind of grassroots politics. From AOC to Zohran in just seven years.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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What does it take to win an election? And how much would you be willing to give? In June of 2025, Tim found out. This is the story of an election — told from the inside.
This is the story of Zohran Mamdani’s 2020 State Assembly run. But it’s really about the way that people come together — when everything around them is falling apart.
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.
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What does it mean to lose an election by 55 votes? Tiffany Caban lost a District Attorney race in 2019. But in that loss, she helped build a movement that would transform New York City.
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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The show centers on neighborhood-level political organizing in Queens, with a strong emphasis on grassroots campaigns, mutual-aid networks, and the human stories behind local elections. Across episodes, listeners hear intimate accounts of canvassing, volunteer coordination, and community-building that culminate in pivotal city politics moments, including near wins and transformative local campaigns. A notable strength is its grounded, on-the-ground perspective from organizers and local activists, often linking neighborhood efforts to broader political shifts in New York City. This mix makes it a compelling listen for anyone interested in how local organizing translates into citywide impact and for potential guests or sponsors seeking a poli... more
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Recent guests on The People's Republic of Astoria include:
1. Daisy LaRome
2. Helen Ho
3. Magdalena Miranda
4. Eric Thor
5. Tiffany Cabán
6. Luke Hayes
7. Jimmy Van Bramer
8. Zohran Mamdani
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