
A ticket stub, a bottle cap, a piece of fabric, a plastic souvenir, a lightbulb… these simple things hold power – they capture moments in time and the stories of people’s lives. Undiscarded: Stories of New York is a new podcast series that celebrates the extraordinary history behind seemingly mundane objects, telling absorbing and absolutely unique stories that shed new light on the people whose l... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Categories | HistoryPlaces & TravelSociety & Culture | ||||

In Undiscarded’s Season 1 finale, Tania sits down with author Richie Narvaez to discuss one very striking display cake. Adorned with a scantily clad doll, Xoxa, the cake graced the La Villita bakery in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Unraveling the layers of... more
In this week's "Undiscarded," rock out with Tania and geologist Nik Sokol as they excavate the history of New York City's underground. With a meaningful artifact in hand—a very old shovel, discovered by Nik during the rehabilitation of the New Croton... more
This week on "Undiscarded," join Tania and The Reliquary's Director of Outreach & Programming, Jacob Ford, as they uncover the history of the subway token and the transition into the digital realm. Discover the "SJD" token (which were the initials of... more
This week on Undiscarded, join Tania and The Reliquary’s founder, Dave Herman, as they unpack the history of Petrella’s Point, a newsstand like no other. Barnyard red amidst the concrete jungle, the humble yet mighty kiosk stood at the corner of Bowe... more
Very personal and relevant histories of New York City. Can’t wait for second season!!
If you are intrigued by New York like I am then you will absolutely love this podcast and the stories they share here!
Can’t wait to hear more about local interesting people’s stories. It is like reading short best seller books about NYC. In the heart of melting pot, she can go so many places and write about it. Let keep listening!
Can’t wait for season 2. Maybe a Christmas episode because you must have some old Christmas decorations!
Seriously when I go to Brooklyn I want to go to the museum
Mk
love the style and content, really looking forward to what's next. great podcast all around










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