WCBS 880 In Depth
Every week, the WCBS 880 In Depth takes a deep dive into a local topic or issue.
Fri, January 13, 2023
Has thrifting become a version of fast fashion?
America has a ton of clothing waste. It’s part of the reason many eco-conscious shoppers prefer thrifting. There’s one problem: even when thrifting, many still buy a ton of clothes and toss barely used garments. Social media is fueling this via massive thrift hauls, a.k.a showing off your shopping sprees. Thrifting and environmental experts help us to explore whether or not shopping secondhand has lost its environmental focus. We’re also looking at how are low-income communities — who’ve historically relied on thrifting for its affordable prices — are affected. Host/Producer: Jill Webb Audio Engineer: Anddy Egan-Thorpe Additional Production Assistance: Dempsey Pillot Managing Producer of Podcasts: Femi Redwood
Fri, January 06, 2023
Are midwives and doulas the key to preventing deaths during childbirth?
In New York City, Black women are nine times more likely than their white counterparts to die during childbirth. This is why maternal health advocates are pushing the city to connect Black mothers-to-be with Black midwives and doulas for better pregnancy outcomes. In this episode, we hear from birth-givers, advocates, and lawmakers about how to give Black New Yorkers better birthing experiences. Host/Producer: Jill Webb Audio Engineer: Anddy Egan-Thorpe Additional Production Assistance: Dempsey Pillot Managing Producer of Podcasts: Femi Redwood
Fri, December 30, 2022
A change for New York’s juvenile justice system
New York will no longer prosecute or arrest children under age 12 in 2023 for pretty much all crimes except homicide. Advocates are hopeful this will interrupt the school to prison pipeline — especially for Black and Latinx kids. On the In Depth podcast, we hear how trauma-informed practices could provide better outcomes for at-risk kids. Host/Producer: Jill Webb Audio Engineer: Anddy Egan-Thorpe Additional Production Assistance: Dempsey Pillot Managing Producer of Podcasts: Femi Redwood
Fri, December 23, 2022
The mental health crisis in NYC's high school students
In 2021, more than a third of high schoolers reported experiencing poor mental health during the covid-19 pandemic, according to the CDC. • Forty-four percent of high schoolers persistently felt sad or hopeless. • One in five teens considered suicide during the pandemic. Experts are saying there is a shortage on mental health resources that kids need, including guidance counselors. On this episode of In Depth, we speak to recent graduates of New York's Staten Island Technical High School about the mental health challenges they faced during the pandemic. We also speak with Psychologist Dr. Allison Holman, a specialist in collective trauma, and Dawn Yuster, the director of the School Justice Project. Hosted by Jill Webb Produced by Femi Redwood, Anddy Egan-Thorpe, and Dempsey Pillot.
Fri, December 16, 2022
Digging through NYC's trash to uncover food waste
New York City has a trash problem. But a lot of that garbage on the sidewalk is food waste. Experts say a lot of it is good to eat. Zero waste advocates are trying to lessen New York City’s waste footprint. Anna Sacks, known online as "Trash Walker" on social media, is showing her fellow residents exactly what’s being tossed everyday. Think Zero’s Ushma Pandya shares tips on how New Yorkers can decrease the city’s food waste footprint – especially during the holiday season when waste increases. Host/Producer: Jill Webb Audio Engineer: Anddy Egan-Thorpe Additional Production Assistance: Dempsey Pillot Managing Producer of Podcasts: Femi Redwood
Fri, December 09, 2022
Why do so few women become college and university presidents?
There’s a lack of women in top leadership positions at many universities across the country. A study by the Women’s Power Gap found that only 22 percent of what’s considered R1 universities currently have a woman serving as president. American Association of University Women CEO Gloria Blackwell discusses some of the study’s highlights. New York University Professor Teboho Moja breaks down why this is a systemic issue. CUNY Graduate Center’s President Dr. Robin Garrell explains what’s different at a university with a history of women in its presidency. Host/Producer: Jill Webb Audio Engineer: Anddy Egan-Thorpe Additional Production Assistance: Dempsey Pillot Managing Producer of Podcasts: Femi Redwood
Fri, December 02, 2022
Book deserts: Turning the page on the Bronx’s literacy problem
The Bronx is home to 1.4 million people – a population bigger than most American cities – but only houses two full-time bookstores. This makes it a book desert. But Bronxites are working to close the literacy gap in their borough. Saraciea Fennell, a book publicist raised in the Bronx, noticed authors rarely ever came to the Bronx for literacy events. She tells In Depth how she changed that by starting The Bronx is Reading Festival. Bronx native Gregory Hernandez shares his findings from his film “1.5 Million.” The documentary explores what led to the borough’s low literacy levels and how community members are working to boost literacy. Professor Susan Neuman, an early literacy expert at New York University, shares how better funding could bolster literacy rates. Host/Producer: Jill Webb Audio Engineer: Anddy Egan-Thorpe Additional Production Assistance: Dempsey Pillot Managing Producer of Podcasts: Femi Redwood
Wed, November 23, 2022
Who should get priority when adopting Indigenous children? The SCOTUS case that has tribes worried
The Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA), a decades-old law designed to give indigenous people adoption priority to indigenous children, is being challenged at the Supreme Court. The plaintiffs in Haaland vs. Brackeen say this system is racist due to non-Native families being at the bottom of the list. On this week’s In Depth, we’re asking: What does this mean for Indigenous communities in New York and across the nation? We hear from Hilary Tompkins, a member of the Navajo Nation who was adopted by a white family before ICWA was enacted. We’re also joined by Joe Heath, general counsel for the Onondaga Nation, who explains the injustices leading up to ICWA and how challenging the act could affect tribal sovereignty. Frank Edwards, an assistant professor at Rutgers University, shares research on how ICWA has impacted the child welfare state over the last few decades.
Mon, November 21, 2022
The ongoing fight against hunger and poverty in America
Listen as we explore the history of hunger and poverty in America and the steps being taken to end it once and for all.
Wed, November 09, 2022
9/11 Still Taking A Toll on the FDNY 21+ Years Later
THE LEGACY OF 9/11 IS STILL TAKING ITS TOXIC TOLL ON THE FDNY WITH AN INCREASING NUMBER OF ILLNESSES AND DEATHS. WE LOOK AT THE CONDITIONS AND CIRCUMSTANCES IN THIS EDITION OF THE 880 IN-DEPTH PODCAST.
Wed, October 26, 2022
Ten Years after Superstorm Sandy
Are we ready for the next big one
Thu, October 20, 2022
A radio career cut short
Peter Haskell's personal story of how a vocal disorder has cut short his broadcasting career
Fri, October 14, 2022
NYC Health Commissioner on Covid Fatigue
Our conversation with Ashwin Vasan on concerns about the convergence of flu and covid and the mental health impact on health care professionals and others
Fri, October 07, 2022
Putting Covid behind us
New Jersey's Health Commissioner talks about turning pandemic into an endemic and how the flu this fall may complicate matters
Fri, September 30, 2022
The state of our Mental Health
Taking a look at post pandemic mental health in our New York community
Wed, September 21, 2022
The partisan divide and how to fix it
Democracy needs healing as we head toward the midterm elections
Thu, September 15, 2022
IN DEPTH: Immigration in America
Immigration in America: Why we're still fighting about and where we've come from.
Fri, September 09, 2022
Remembering 9/11
The National September 11th Museum seeks to keep the story alive as the years move on
Thu, September 01, 2022
The Labor Day Economy
New York's sluggish recovery shows no signs of speeding up
Thu, August 25, 2022
Afghan Refugees A Year Later
How some of those who fled from Taliban rule are now living as our neighbors
Thu, August 18, 2022
The Growing Threat of Political Violence
The Threads of our democratic fabric are fraying...
Thu, August 11, 2022
Covid and the new school year
What can we expect, what do parents need to know
Fri, August 05, 2022
New York's Transportation Revolution
The future of moving in and around New York is changing.
Sat, July 30, 2022
How real is bail reform problem
What's to blame for brazen crimes in New York City
Thu, July 21, 2022
How NYC is handling Monkeypox outbreak
What you need to know - InDepth
Fri, July 15, 2022
A NEW COVID WAVE PACKS A PUNCH
Variants, Boosters, and a peak at the future - WCBS 880 In Depth.
Fri, July 08, 2022
Mike's Story
WCBS880 Award Winning story teller Mike Sugerman has his own story to tell
Fri, July 01, 2022
The Partisan Divide in American Politics
Two Former NY Members of Congress weigh in for 880 In Depth
Thu, June 23, 2022
What can we learn from 60's Radicals
A conversation with writer, podcaster Zayd Ayers Dohrn
Fri, June 17, 2022
Viewing Watergate in the 2022 Lens
The 50th anniversary of America's biggest political scandal
Thu, June 09, 2022
Why Covid never left for many
The difficult journey of one Long Haulers recovery
Fri, June 03, 2022
Lessons on the 9/11 Rebuild
Can lessons of 9/11 rebuild help in pandemic recovery plus new cancers added to health impact from toxic ground zero smoke
Thu, May 26, 2022
The Summer Outlook for the Jersey Shore
Jobs, High Prices and High Hopes
Thu, May 19, 2022
Solving NYC's crime problem
880 In Depth digs in on what will work
Thu, May 12, 2022
The Sad Covid Toll
In Depth on the pain of a million dead
Thu, May 05, 2022
Times Square leading NYC's economic recovery
880 In Depth on how crowds are coming back
Wed, April 27, 2022
Waiting for the vaccine for younger kids
Why some say our unprotected children are sitting ducks
Fri, April 22, 2022
Legal Weed arrives in the Garden State
Digging into NJ's new pot business
Thu, April 14, 2022
Remembering Tom Seaver
The Mets honor their "franchise" player with a brand new sculpture at Citi Field unveiled before the home opener.
Thu, April 07, 2022
Ketanji Brown Jackson — a trailblazer and role model
New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez and Rutgers law professor Elise Boddie on the significance of Judge Jackson’s rise to the US Supreme Court.
Thu, March 31, 2022
The troubling impact of long COVID on children
A conversation with 18-year-old Haley Nelson, who was long COVID, and Dr. Larry Kleinman of Robert Wood Johnson Medical School who has been studying long COVID in kids.
Thu, March 24, 2022
The Threat of Cyber Attack is real
Former Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson weighs in
Thu, March 17, 2022
Our conversation with NYC's new Health Commissioner
How the next crisis we need to tackle is a mental health crisis
Fri, March 11, 2022
NY Health Commissioner weighs in on Pandemic
Two years after the pandemic arrive, our In Depth on where we are today
Fri, March 04, 2022
The war in Ukraine thru the eyes of Ukrainian Americans
How will it end
Fri, February 25, 2022
Pulling down the masks
Heading toward the new normal
Fri, February 18, 2022
Asian Hate Crime
Why is it happening and How can we stop it
Thu, February 10, 2022
NJ Health Commissioner on new normal
Judith Persichilli on lifting the mask mandate and lessons learned
Fri, February 04, 2022
Racial disparities concerns in 2022
An In Depth look as we begin Black History Month
Fri, January 28, 2022
Vacancy on the High Court
Steven Breyer stepping down from the US Supreme Court
Fri, January 21, 2022
Securing our Synagogues
In Depth on how leaders are protecting places of worship
Fri, January 14, 2022
The battle over masks in NY schools
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman goes In Depth on his opposition to Governor Hochul's mask mandate
Fri, January 07, 2022
The threat of domestic extremism
The wake up call that January 6th provides, if we are listening
Wed, December 29, 2021
Covid survivors provide hope for 2022
Two stories from 2021 may help us get through 2022
Thu, December 23, 2021
Our visit to the covid sequencing lab
And why the CEO of Northwell Health says omicron is not as bad as it seems
Thu, December 16, 2021
Nine years after Sandy Hook
Why never forget has been an empty promise
Fri, December 10, 2021
Learning from the Spanish influenza of 1918
Thu, December 02, 2021
In Depth on omicron with Dr. Torian Easterling
What we know, and what you need to know about the new variant
Wed, November 24, 2021
Hunger In America
The other crisis
Thu, November 18, 2021
Covid and the Thanksgiving Holiday
In Depth on the new spike, and how to handle family conflict this season
Thu, November 11, 2021
NJ Congressman Bill Pascrell goes In Depth
On the election results, and why Dems need to better support Joe Biden
Fri, November 05, 2021
From humble beginnings, the NYC Marathon Turns 50
On this week's episode of WCBS 880's In Depth Podcast, we explore the origins of the iconic NYC marathon and speak with one of the participants from its first race.
Fri, October 29, 2021
New York's New Traffic Trouble
This week, we examine the traffic crisis in NYC and how it went from bad to worse.
Fri, October 22, 2021
40 years after the Rockland Brinks Heist
Looking back at the crime and the debate that still rages over parole for those convicted
Wed, October 13, 2021
In Depth with NY Police Commissioner Dermot Shea
Bail Reform, Gun Violence, and Vaccine Mandates
Fri, October 08, 2021
Wayne Cabot: Remembering The Death of John Lennon
The sounds of 1980 and the impact 40 years later. (Originally published December 2020)
Wed, October 06, 2021
Covid 19 Optimism
Cases are going down. Will it last.
Thu, September 30, 2021
Vaccine mandates, and why they work
In this week's episode WCBS' 880 In Depth Podcast, we speak to analyze the effectiveness of vaccine mandates.
Fri, September 24, 2021
What we need to know about keeping kids safe from Covid
Indepth on the new covid vaccine news for younger children
Thu, September 16, 2021
Vax Mandates in Hospitals and Battling COVID in Schools
This week, 880 goes IN DEPTH on the importance of vaccination mandates in hospitals and how schools continue to struggle against COVID despite reopening.
Fri, September 10, 2021
WCBS 880 Remembers 9/11
Wed, September 01, 2021
The Pentagon and Shanksville, Twenty Years Later
880 In Depth on what happened at the Pentagon and in Shanksville nearly twenty years ago
Wed, August 25, 2021
9/11 Health, Twenty Years Later
Going In Depth on 9/11 killer cancers and mental health concerns
Thu, August 19, 2021
Why Afghanistan Matters Here at Home
880 In Depth on the fall of the Afghan Government
Wed, August 11, 2021
Andrew Cuomo's Rapid Fall - In Depth
This weeks stunning but seemingly inevitable resignation from New York's Governor
Thu, August 05, 2021
A COVID widow tells her story to In Depth
...and why healthy non-vaccinated people should fear the coronavirus.
Tue, July 27, 2021
One Step Up, Two Steps Back
Prominent Doctors weigh in on masks and vaccine hesitancy
Wed, July 21, 2021
The rise of the Delta Variant
How it could lead to masks in schools this fall
Wed, July 14, 2021
Remembering TWA Flight 800
25 years since the airliner exploded off Long Island, what have we learned
Thu, July 08, 2021
The voices of New York's pandemic heroes
Pushing thru to the other side of the Covid crisis
Wed, June 30, 2021
Can Broadway lead New York's comeback
Springsteen's summer run and NYC's economic recovery
Wed, June 23, 2021
Are we reopening too fast?
The Delta Variant and concerns about a new covid surge
Wed, June 16, 2021
From dirt floor to corner office
The Immigrant story of Health Care industry leader Michael Dowling from Northwell Health
Thu, June 10, 2021
Our tour of the new UBS Arena at Belmont Park
The Islanders move from "the barn" to "the stable"
Thu, June 03, 2021
New hope in the battle against homelessness
Pandemic exposes problem but delivers change
Thu, May 27, 2021
The Legacy of George Floyds Killing
Can Police Reform Happen?
Thu, May 20, 2021
Ranked Choice Voting; What You Need to Know
Is New York ready for new voting system
Thu, May 13, 2021
New York City's crime surge
Will shootings and gun violence impact our recovery and reopening
Thu, May 06, 2021
Speeding up the recovery while vaccine demand slows
Indepth conversations on vaccine supply concerns, shots for children, and the fast pace of reopening
Wed, April 28, 2021
Will New York City come roaring back?
Getting people back onto trains and into the office towers in our pandemic recovery
Wed, April 21, 2021
After the Floyd verdict, now what
Former NY Governor Paterson and Urban League Head Marc Morial go InDepth
Thu, April 15, 2021
Battling Asian Hate Crime
NY Congresswoman Grace Meng goes InDepth with WCBS 880
Thu, April 08, 2021
Climbing out of the Covid hole
How to travel and be active in a safe way
Thu, April 01, 2021
Unpacking the good and bad news about Covid-19
Why the current surge will likely never be as bad as last year
Fri, March 26, 2021
A conversation with New York City's Health Commissioner
Dr. Dave Chokshi on why now is not the time to let our guard down
Fri, March 19, 2021
Hope on the horizon
NJ Health Commissioner Judith Persichilli on vaccines and variants
Wed, March 10, 2021
Hope for COVID long haulers
Answers from a medical professional and an inspirational story of recovery
Thu, March 04, 2021
Looking back on Covid's arrival in New York
NY's first seriously ill patient looks back, and a top Doctor looks ahead
Wed, February 17, 2021
Lessons on landing a covid vaccine slot
Stories of people helping people connect to appointments, is it ok?
Thu, February 11, 2021
In Depth on the reopening of schools
with NEA National President Becky Pringle
Thu, February 04, 2021
Leading vaccine expert Dr. Paul Offit
In Depth on new vaccine, the rollout, and getting kids back in school
Thu, January 28, 2021
Playing offense in DC
Our InDepth conversation with NJ Senator Cory Booker
Fri, January 22, 2021
War Time footing for Federal Covid fight
Dr. Irwin Redlener on what is needed
Wed, January 13, 2021
The battle for our homeland security
and the fight against extremism
Thu, January 07, 2021
What History can tell us about the Capitol siege
Princeton's Julian Zelizer goes In Depth on attack on democracy
Mon, December 28, 2020
The lessons learned from Covid-19's darkest days
In Depth with Holy Name Medical Center CEO on riding out the pandemic
Thu, December 24, 2020
The Promise For Covid Long Haulers
Go In Depth on a diagnosis that could hold promise for post Covid ailment mystery
Fri, December 18, 2020
The vaccine is here. When will I get it?
Going In Depth with NJ's Health Commissioner for answers
Thu, December 03, 2020
Battling the surge on Staten Island, waiting for the vaccine
How hospitals in NYC are both battling the surge and ready for the vaccine
Mon, November 23, 2020
Battling hunger in our communities this Thanksgiving
880 In Depth looks at "a problem of epic proportions"
Thu, November 19, 2020
Thanksgiving 2020 brings anxiety and hope
An Indepth look at the holiday concerns and how close are any vaccines
Thu, November 12, 2020
In a bad pandemic year, this was a good week for science
Dr. David Agus goes In Depth on what this weeks COVID medical news means
Fri, November 06, 2020
Can our Democracy Be Healed
The story of two former members of Congress, Steve Israel and Susan Molinari, on a mission to rise above the vitriol of 2020 politics.
Thu, October 29, 2020
Battling the Covid Surge
880 In Depth looks at how prepared we are
Thu, October 22, 2020
The Historic Early Voting in America
In Depth Looks at the question of how will it work
Wed, October 14, 2020
The Covid Recovery: Why it could take years to return to normal
Disaster Preparedness Dr. Irwin Redlener vists 880 In Depth
Fri, October 09, 2020
Living With Covid
How one survivor says "be afraid" and wear a mask
Thu, October 01, 2020
High Anxiety; Voting in the 2020 Election
How to navigate voting in the upcoming election.
Thu, September 24, 2020
Remembering RBG. A life well lived.
We speak to two people moved by the life of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Wed, September 16, 2020
Everything You Need to Know About Voting This Year
Getting It Right Might Mean Waiting for a Winner
Fri, September 11, 2020
Why We Remember: So No One Will Ever Forget What We Saw on 9/11
Our personal story of a commitment to remembering the worst day in New York history where we saw the best side of our city. Remembering September 11th.
Wed, September 02, 2020
The New York City School Year Delayed
Union Head Mulgrew on How He Slowed Down School Reopening plus Remote Learning Expert tells us How It Can Work
Thu, August 27, 2020
Sal Khan on How Virtual Learning Should Work
The "Must Listen" for School Administrators, Parents and Teachers on How To Make The Best of Remote Learning
Wed, August 19, 2020
The Struggle To Reopen Schools
Dr. Irwin Redlener on What Parents Need to Know
Wed, August 12, 2020
Voices of the Greatest Generation
Marking the 75th Anniversary of VJ Day with Lessons for Today
Thu, August 06, 2020
Are We Ready To Reopen Schools?
NYC Teachers Union Head Michael Mulgrew and NJ Medical Advisor on the issues
Wed, July 29, 2020
An Economy In Trauma Because of the Pandemic
How We Survived in the 70's and Comptroller Scott Stringer on Digging Out Today
Thu, July 23, 2020
What Happened in New York Nursing Homes
State Hearings Will Dig Into Pandemic Issues Next Month
Wed, July 15, 2020
The Center of The Covid Storm
A Conversation with Northwell Health CEO Michael Dowling
Thu, July 09, 2020
Saving The School Year
Our Look At One University's Plan, plus Solving Education Inequity
Wed, July 01, 2020
Tapping The Brakes On Reopening
Why New York Area Officials Are Saying Not So Fast in Covid Reopenings
Thu, June 25, 2020
We Learned A Lot. One Hospital's Covid 19 Story
What Was It Like, And The Stories That Will Never Be Forgotten
Tue, June 16, 2020
InDepth Conversation with NYC's #2 Cop
Benjamin Tucker on Policing, Racism, and Reform
Thu, June 11, 2020
The Floyd Protests and Why They Will Matter
A Civil Rights Veteran Advocate and College Journalist Tell Their Stories
Thu, June 04, 2020
Is There A Safe Way to Reopen NYC
Dr. Tom Frieden Talks Reopening And Unrest
Wed, May 27, 2020
Hunger At Home
The Hidden Pandemic Crisis in Our Communities
Tue, May 19, 2020
Summer Survival - Jersey Shore Restaurants in Pivot Mode
Two NJ Business Owners fighting to survive
Wed, May 13, 2020
College In The Covid Age
Two NJ University Presidents Weigh In On the Coming Year
Tue, May 05, 2020
Reopening New York Means Rethinking New York
A Conversation with NYC Partnership's Kathryn Wylde
Thu, April 30, 2020
A Post Covid19 Transportation System For NYC
How Will We Get Around and How Much Will It Cost
Fri, April 24, 2020
Crisis Leadership During The Pandemic
Applying Lessons from Fukushima with Crisis Expert Dr. Charles Casto
Tue, April 21, 2020
The Impossible Dream, Singing NY Back To Health
Our Conversation with Broadway's Brian Stokes Mitchell
Tue, April 14, 2020
The 9/11 Hero Leading the Local Federal Covid Response
Our Conversation With FEMA Regional Head Tom Von Essen
Wed, April 08, 2020
The View From The Epicenter at NJ's Holy Name Medical Center
The Story of One Hospitals Daily Battle with Covid19 on 880 InDepth
Fri, April 03, 2020
Fighting NJ's Covid19 Battle
Indepth with the Head of the Hackensack Meridian Health Network
Thu, April 02, 2020
Managing New York's Stressed Hospitals System
Our Conversation with Jenna Mandel-Ricci from the Greater New York Hospital Association .
Wed, March 25, 2020
Baseball and Coronavirus
Our Opening Day Conversation with NY Mets Radio Voice Howie Rose
Tue, March 24, 2020
Rough Days Ahead in Covid19 Fight
Our Conversation With Dr. Irwin Redlener
Thu, March 19, 2020
Managing From The Edge Of The COVID-19 Epicenter
A Conversation with Westchester County Executive George Latimer
Mon, March 16, 2020
The Art Of Social Distancing Explained
Northwell Infection Disease Expert on How the System is holding and how we can help
Wed, March 11, 2020
Worse Before It Gets Better
Unpacking the Coronavirus Impact on Health and Travel with Former CDC Head Dr. Thomas Frieden and CBS Travel Expert Peter Greenberg
Wed, March 04, 2020
The Facts About COVID19
Columbia University's Dr. Irwin Redlener Takes Our Questions
Tue, February 25, 2020
NYC and The Fight Against Terrorism
Ray Kelly remembers the Bombing of the World Trade Center
Thu, February 20, 2020
The Next Front in NYS Criminal Justice Reform
Talking Parole Reform w/ Bronx State Senator Gustavo Rivera
Wed, February 12, 2020
On To Super Tuesday
Our look at the post-New Hampshire Presidential Race with Obama Campaign Manager David Plouffe.
Tue, February 04, 2020
We're Mad As Hell, And We Ride NJTransit
The State of Emergency With Our Train Commute. A Conversation with State Senate Majority Leader Loretta Weinberg
Tue, January 28, 2020
Who's Your Train Daddy
The Departure of Andy Byford and the Viability of the MTA with WCBS's Steve Burns and Reinvent Albany's Rachael Fauss
Tue, January 21, 2020
A Visionary Plan for Penn Station
Governor Cuomo's Plan to Expand Penn Station sounds good but is there an even better plan. Host's Tim Scheld and Peter Haskell with ReThink NYC's Jim Venturi
Tue, January 14, 2020
Looking Back on the Miracle On The Hudson
The Inside Story of 880's Coverage with Wayne Cabot, Steve Scott, and Peter Haskell
Tue, January 07, 2020
The Fear and Angst of Antisemitism
Our Conversation with David Harris of AJC
Mon, December 30, 2019
The Top Stories of 2019 - Part Two
Stories that stood out to us.
Mon, December 23, 2019
The Top News Stories of 2019
InDepth with the Reporters who covered them
Tue, December 17, 2019
A Conversation with Pat Farnack
Retiring Long time News Anchor talks about her career
Tue, December 10, 2019
Flexing NY's Congressional Muscle
The inside view with Former LI Congressman Steve Isreal
Tue, December 03, 2019
Don't Look Now but NYC is Chasing Cars from Manhattan
Making a more pedestrian friendly city
Tue, November 26, 2019
Fighting Hunger in Our Communities
The story and inspiration of Harry Chapin with Tom Chapin and WHYHunger's Noreen Springstead.
Tue, November 19, 2019
What Is Mike Bloomberg Up To
Rich Lamb and Marist's Lee Miringoff Dig Into Former NY Mayor and His Strategy
Tue, November 12, 2019
880 In Depth - Build It Back
7 Years Later Sandy Victims Are Still Being Victimized
Mon, November 11, 2019
Introducing The 880 In Depth
Our new weekly podcast taking a deep dive into a local topic drops this week.
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