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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
New York City Government
Procurement
Pro Bono Work
Zoning Laws
Zohran Mamdani
Bill De Blasio
Eric Adams
Department Of Housing and Urban Development
Natural Disaster Recovery
Community Development Block Grant - Disaster Recovery
Seachange Capital Partners
Funding

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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Jamie and Leila Bozorg, Executive Director For Housing and Secretary of the Charter Review Commission, analyze the ballot measure results: what it all means for building new housing stock in New York, why New Yorkers voted against "number six," and h... more

As we gear up for the mayoral election, Bill Lipton, the former Lead Organizer and Organizing Director of The Working Families Party, shares how the party in its early days defied the status quo, how he and his team learned to make effective change b... more

In 2019 the storied violence at Riker's Island was its way to being a thing of the past. Fast forward to today: not only is the jail still in full swing, but the violence, mismanagement and deaths at Rikers are perhaps worse than ever. The mayoral el... more

This year's mayoral election has the potential to fix the housing crisis in New York City. Of course, there are the candidates themselves, but more importantly, there are the ballot questions. Four out of the six questions, which were carefully writt... more

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Bill Lipton
Political organizer and former lead organizer for the Working Families Party
National Party, Formerly Working Families Party
Episode: The Secret to Solving Climate Change
Leila Bozorg
Executive Director of Housing for the Mayor's Office and Secretary of the New York City Charter Revision Commission
Mayor's Office of New York City
Episode: A Guide to the Ballot Questions
Grace Rauh
Former news anchor for New York One, currently Executive Director of Citizens Union and Five Borough Institute.
Citizens Union, Five Borough Institute
Episode: What Happens If Adams Resigns
Justin Davidson
A journalist at New York Magazine covering architecture, recipient of the Pulitzer Prize for Criticism, and author of "Magnetic City, A Walking Companion to New York".
New York Magazine
Episode: How Housing Supply and Design Intersect
Cara Eckholm
Fellow at the Social Science Research Council, focused on pairing city problems with academic resources.
Social Science Research Council
Episode: Is Modular Part of New York's Housing Solution?
Meera Joshi
Former Deputy Mayor for Operations and civil servant in NYC.
New York City Government
Episode: The Art of Urban Governance
Ed Glaeser
Professor of Economics at Harvard; expert in urban policy and economics
Harvard University
Episode: Two Top Thinkers on Cities Dissect NYC’s Mayoral Candidates
David Schleicher
Professor of Law at Yale; expert in urban politics
Yale Law School
Episode: Two Top Thinkers on Cities Dissect NYC’s Mayoral Candidates
Ross Barkan
A very well-known New York City based journalist who has written for various notable publications and is an author of several novels.
New York Magazine, The Guardian, The Nation
Episode: Ross Barkan on Who's Not Running and Why

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Jamie Rubin
Host known for insightful discussions on urban governance and civic issues, drawing on extensive experience in finance and public policy.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 27 ratings
  • 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 States5 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 States7 months ago

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Ross Barkan on Who's Not Running and Why
Q: Why is it that we haven't had anything like that since?
There's a problem with how businesspeople craft a message that appeals to a broad audience, as running a presidential campaign is difficult.
Getting Government Under Comptrol
Q: What does mobilizing the private sector mean?
We need to remove all the obstacles to getting housing built.
Getting Government Under Comptrol
Q: How would you execute your policies if you're not in politics?
The most important currency in politics is that people want to be seen.
Nonprofits and People in Poverty: It's Complicated
Q: What does opportunity look like in your vision?
She insists that opportunities should not revolve around leaving communities but rather enriching and uplifting them to create sustainable futures.
Nonprofits and People in Poverty: It's Complicated
Q: How do communities change fundamentally?
Majora believes that creating spaces people want to stay in is crucial, highlighting the need to enrich neighborhoods rather than simply provide services.

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What is After Hours about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Engaging discussions revolve around New York City's pressing issues, including housing crises, urban governance, and political strategies. Episodes often feature insights from journalists, policymakers, and experts who dissect complex topics like affordable housing, municipal infrastructure, and the dynamics of city elections. The blend of high-profile guests and an accessible conversational style makes it both informative and thought-provoking, catering to listeners interested in urban policy and community advocacy. Notably, the host's insider knowledge and rapport with guests contribute to deep explorations of topics affecting the city's future, making it a valuable resource for anyone seeking a nuanced understanding of urban life.

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1. Bill Lipton
2. Leila Bozorg
3. Grace Rauh
4. Justin Davidson
5. Cara Eckholm
6. Meera Joshi
7. Ed Glaeser
8. David Schleicher

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