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After Hours with Jamie Rubin: A Vital City Podcast

Jamie Rubin
New York City
Affordable Housing
Nonprofit Sector
Corruption
Housing Crisis
Ed Glaeser
Public Safety
Andrew Cuomo
Procurement
New York City Government
Pro Bono Work
Zoning Laws
Zohran Mamdani
Bill De Blasio
Eric Adams
Natural Disaster Recovery
Community Development Block Grant - Disaster Recovery
Department Of Housing and Urban Development
Funding
Seachange Capital Partners

It's all bigger in New York City: personalities, problems, solutions. Jamie Rubin takes listeners behind the scenes for analysis, insight, and gossip with decision-makers and experts. From his wide-ranging experience on Wall Street, in City Hall, in Albany, and in Washington, D.C., Jamie knows how to ask the right people the toughest questions — on topics from housing to climate change to subway r... more

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Policymakers spend enormous energy debating what government should do. But who’s paying attention to whether it actually gets done? Gloria Gong runs Harvard’s Government Performance Lab, where she’s spent 11 years sending teams into more than 100 sta... more

On this episode of After Hours, Jamie sits down with two architects of that history: Elizabeth Glazer, former head of the Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice, and Renita Francois, former executive director of the Mayor’s Action Plan for Neighborhood S... more

Grand visions win elections, but functional governance is what keeps a city running. In this season premiere of "After Hours,"Jamie Rubin and Vital City founder Liz Glazer dig into a pragmatic to-do list for the new Mamdani administration: 11 tangibl... more

This week on After Hours, Jamie takes a detour from New York politics to explore a deeply personal piece of the city's basketball history: the life and legacy of Michael Ray Richardson, the electrifying Knicks guard whose career was derailed by cocai... more

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Jamie Rubin
Host of conversations focused on urban governance, policy, and community issues, drawing from extensive experience in finance and public service.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 27 ratings
  • Smart, insider conversation about what really makes things happen in NYC

    Should be required listening for everyone who calls this city home!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ValKat12
    United States3 months ago
  • Bad audio

    Jamie’s does a thing where his goes low and barely audible. Please fix it! Otherwise. Great fascinating pod. Really enjoyed the content I could hear.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Kaydee Monty
    United States7 months ago
  • Smart!

    A brilliant podcast featuring insightful conversations with knowledgeable guests about a city I’ll probably never call home. The topics sound boring but are presented in a fascinating manner, and the dialogue is refreshingly calm—no interruptions, no bullying, no anger. I wish every conversation could be this respectful and thoughtful. It will make you think, I absolutely love it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Thelma718
    United States10 months ago

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Remembering a Talented, Troubled Knick
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It was just kind of the right place, the right time.
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Q: How did he find his way to you?
It's sort of a word of mouth thing.
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Q: So you've been a journalist your whole life?
I studied in college, and I've been doing it professionally for 20 years.
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Q: You wrote his autobiography with him?
Yes, both are on the cover.
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Concise interviews and discussions focus on urban issues, particularly those affecting New York City. Notable themes include political strategies, housing crises, social justice, and climate advocacy. Host Jamie Rubin draws from his experience in finance and public service to engage experts, decision-makers, and local influencers, creating a platform for thoughtful dialogue about the complexities of urban governance and civic engagement. The perspective often highlights grassroots movements and innovative solutions, making it a valuable resource for those interested in city management, reform, and policy solutions.

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1. Renita Francois
2. Jake Uitti
3. Bill Lipton
4. Leila Bozorg
5. Grace Rauh
6. Justin Davidson
7. Cara Eckholm
8. Meera Joshi

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