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WNYC News

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Latest Newscast From the WNYC Newsroom 2:03

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Fishko Files from WNYC

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Peter and the Wolf 7:29

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The celebrated children's tale with music, Peter and the Wolf - as WNYC's Sara Fishko tells us - was first heard in Moscow in the spring of 1936, an ominous time in the Soviet Union. Everywhere it went after that, it thrilled a listenership of kids. More, in this episode of Fishko Files.Por WNYC Studios

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At Coney Island Reopening, Lieutenant Governor Dodges Questions About Cuomo 0:44

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Lieutenant Governor Kathy Hochul was at the reopening of Coney Island amusements Friday. WNYC's Brigid Bergin reports she dodged questions about Governor Cuomo's scandals.Por WNYC Radio

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An Oath Keeper Worked Security for the Capitol Rally on Jan. 6. Now, He’s a Republican Candidate for N.J. Assembly. 5:25

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On January 6th, Edward Durfee donned a radio earpiece and an “Oath Keepers New Jersey” cap as he worked a security detail outside the U.S. Capitol for the far-right Oath Keepers, whose members are fingered by the feds for conspiring to violently stop the Electoral College vote count that would certify Joe Biden’s victory in the 2020 election. Three…

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The Cause Of Roberto Grant’s Death In Notorious NYC Detention Center Was Deemed “Undetermined.” 5:57

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In May 2015, Roberto Grant had pleaded guilty to taking part in a series of luxury watch store heists. He was awaiting sentencing at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, the federal jail in Lower Manhattan, when he died a violent death. An autopsy released a year and a half later listed his cause of death as “undetermined.” But experts say it was …

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Federal Monitors Likely To Oversee NJ Women's Prison After Latest Inmate Attack 0:54

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Federal monitors will likely begin overseeing New Jersey's only women's prison following years of allegations by inmates that they were sexually abused by corrections officers. It comes after several inmates at the Edna Mahan Correctional Facility were brutally beaten and pepper sprayed by guards in a Jan. 11 incident that remains under investigati…

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NYC Raises The Threshold For Public School Closure 1:38

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Under the new rules, schools have to close when there are four or more cases, if any of those cases can be traced to exposure inside school. They don’t have to close for suspected cases, though classrooms with at least one confirmed case still have to quarantine. For more, go to Gothamist.com.Por WNYC Radio

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WNYC News

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Wall Street Has Chosen Its Candidate In The Heated Race for District Attorney: Tali Farhadian Weinstein 5:05

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New York City’s ultra-rich are lining up behind a candidate for Manhattan District Attorney, dumping piles of cash into the crowded race for one of the nation’s top law enforcement jobs. With the Democratic primary less than three months away, Tali Farhadian Weinstein, a former federal prosecutor, has amassed a $2.2 million war chest—more than twic…

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WNYC News

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America Are We Ready for the First 100 Days?: Infrastructure 49:41

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Airing LIVE Thursday, April 8th, 8-9pm ET. Join the national conversation with host Brian Lehrer as the Biden/Harris administration starts its work. This week: With his 2-trillion-dollar infrastructure proposal, is President Biden aiming to be this generation’s FDR or LBJ -- using government to tackle systemic poverty, inequality, and environmental…

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Singing Telegrams For Those Who Just Need a Song 5:16

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Mylinda Hull is one of thousands of musical theater professionals who have seen their careers come to a halt for the last year. However, when she was introduced to a new initiative, A Generous Act, that pays people like her to perform singing telegrams over the phone, she was initially wary. “You know, when you think of a traditional singing telegr…

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WNYC News

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NJ Immigrants Launch Hunger Strike To Demand COVID Relief Funds 0:52

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Gov. Andrew Cuomo and New York lawmakers plan to give undocumented workers direct cash assistance in their latest budget deal. And now advocates in New Jersey are pressuring their leaders to do the same. "We are the backbone of this pandemic and have seen zero dollars and zero cents," said Deya Aldana, a lead organizer with Make the Road New Jersey…

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New York State Budget Comes With Major Funding Boost For Education 1:38

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The New York State budget will dramatically increase funding for schools and finally meet a court requirement from 15 years ago.Por WNYC Radio

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NY Budget Will Freeze CUNY & SUNY Tuition For Three Years 0:39

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CUNY and SUNY students can expect a three-year tuition freeze, thanks to this year's New York State budget, which also aims to reimburse the schools fully for the popular Tuition Assistance Program, closing what's known as the TAP gap within four years.Por WNYC Radio

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WNYC News

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New York State Budget Includes “Huge” COVID-19 Relief Package For Small Businesses 0:45

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Restaurants and shops that fell behind on their rent and other expenses during the COVID-19 pandemic will soon be able to apply for additional grants.Por WNYC Radio

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WNYC News

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Families That Received MTA’s $500K COVID Death Benefit Get Tax Shocker 4:34

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Nearly 160 MTA employees have died of COVID -- more than workers at any other agency in the city. Early in the pandemic, the MTA agreed to a generous death benefit for their families -- a one-time payment of $500,000. But now that it’s tax season, the beneficiaries are getting an unwelcome surprise. For more, go to Gothamist.com.…

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Researchers Work To Protect New York's Spotted Salamanders 4:39

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All around our area, amphibians are taking part in what’s known as "Big Nights." Every spring on a warm rainy night, salamanders and frogs move from their winter woodland homes towards the vernal wetlands for breeding. This mass migration can happen on a single evening — or it can take several nights depending on the weather conditions, which need …

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Nine-year-old Poet Ayden Amedee for Poetry Month on WNYC's Morning Edition 3:13

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April is poetry month, and we're marking the occasion with a poetry challenge. We are asking you to send us your poems on the theme "EMERGENCE," and we'll read some of them on our air. Nine-year-old Ayden Amedee is a 5th grader at Brooklyn's Seventh Day Adventist School. She wants to become a lawyer and a judge and the president when she grows up, …

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Former HUD Official Admits To Violating Hatch Act With RNC Video 0:44

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A former Trump appointee has admitted to violating a federal law by producing a video that aired during the Republican National Convention last year, which boasted that conditions at the New York City Housing Authority had improved under the former president. Read the full story at Gothamist.Por WNYC Radio

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WNYC News

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NJ Launches Online Portal To Track All Police Use Of Force 0:49

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Every time one of the state's 38,000 officers has tackled, shot at, or used any type of force against someone since October of 2020 is now searchable on a new dashboard being maintained by the New Jersey Attorney General's Office. The online portal lists the name of the officer, the type of force used, any injuries, and the race and gender of the p…

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Good Things: Outdoor Dining 1:49

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If anything good came out of the pandemic, it might be the expansion of outdoor dining. Everything tastes better in the fresh air. But what if you want to eat even further afield? WNYC’s Amy Pearl headed into the Connecticut woods with her cousin and a couple of weenies.Por WNYC Radio

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Reporter's Notebook: Seeing the Vaccine as a Monument to Human Achievement 2:29

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When I arrived at the Javits Center for my appointment, the scene resembled an airport. Here we were, hundreds of people standing in orderly lines in this gigantic, bright space, waiting for someone to check our documents. But this was no ordinary journey. The line to have documents checked at the Jacob Javits Convention Center, a state-run COVID-1…

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This Man Spent Two Decades In Prison Because of Prosecutorial Misconduct In Queens (Part 2) 7:20

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Last month, a Queens judge vacated three men's convictions, citing numerous acts of prosecutorial misconduct. Part two of this story explores how one of those men, George Bell, returned home to his family.Por WNYC Radio

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Andrew Yang Wants NYC To Ride The Bitcoin Wave. That’d Be Terrible For Climate Change 0:52

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Mayoral contender Andrew Yang wants New York City to capitalize on the Bitcoin boom. The cryptocurrency has seen a 963% increase over the past year, setting a record valuation near $61,000 in March. Tesla’s 1.5 billion dollar investment helped spur the rise at the beginning of 2021. The former presidential candidate tweeted on February 11th, “As ma…

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WNYC News

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NYC Mayor Promises To Replace 'Two Case Closure' Rule For Public Schools 0:48

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Mayor de Blasio says he'll replace the rule that requires public school buildings to shutter when at least two unrelated COVID cases are found, but he hasn't said what new rules will be put in place.Por WNYC Radio

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WNYC News

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Week Ahead: April 5, 2021 2:39

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In this week's look ahead: New Yorkers over 16 become eligible for a vaccine on Tuesday. We look at what President Biden's offshore wind plan might mean for our area. The New York State budget is late. And speaking of late: the Mets open their season today, after a COVID-related postponement. Meanwhile, local lawmakers are hoping Major League Baseb…

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WNYC News

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NJ Vaccine Eligibility Widens To 55+, Other Workers 0:47

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Starting Monday, New Jersey will expand vaccine eligibility to additional groups of workers and to anyone 55 years or older. Those working in laundromats, construction, real estate, banks, sanitation, libraries or higher education will now be able to get in line for their COVID shots. People 16 and over with developmental disabilities are also allo…

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Latest Newscast From the WNYC Newsroom 2:03

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Peter and the Wolf 7:29

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At Coney Island Reopening, Lieutenant Governor Dodges Questions About Cuomo 0:44

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An Oath Keeper Worked Security for the Capitol Rally on Jan. 6. Now, He’s a Republican Candidate for N.J. Assembly. 5:25

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The Cause Of Roberto Grant’s Death In Notorious NYC Detention Center Was Deemed “Undetermined.” 5:57

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Federal Monitors Likely To Oversee NJ Women's Prison After Latest Inmate Attack 0:54

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NYC Raises The Threshold For Public School Closure 1:38

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Wall Street Has Chosen Its Candidate In The Heated Race for District Attorney: Tali Farhadian Weinstein 5:05

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America Are We Ready for the First 100 Days?: Infrastructure 49:41

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Singing Telegrams For Those Who Just Need a Song 5:16

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NJ Immigrants Launch Hunger Strike To Demand COVID Relief Funds 0:52

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New York State Budget Comes With Major Funding Boost For Education 1:38

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NY Budget Will Freeze CUNY & SUNY Tuition For Three Years 0:39

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New York State Budget Includes “Huge” COVID-19 Relief Package For Small Businesses 0:45

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Families That Received MTA’s $500K COVID Death Benefit Get Tax Shocker 4:34

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Researchers Work To Protect New York's Spotted Salamanders 4:39

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Nine-year-old Poet Ayden Amedee for Poetry Month on WNYC's Morning Edition 3:13

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Former HUD Official Admits To Violating Hatch Act With RNC Video 0:44

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NJ Launches Online Portal To Track All Police Use Of Force 0:49

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Good Things: Outdoor Dining 1:49

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Reporter's Notebook: Seeing the Vaccine as a Monument to Human Achievement 2:29

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This Man Spent Two Decades In Prison Because of Prosecutorial Misconduct In Queens (Part 2) 7:20

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Andrew Yang Wants NYC To Ride The Bitcoin Wave. That’d Be Terrible For Climate Change 0:52

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NYC Mayor Promises To Replace 'Two Case Closure' Rule For Public Schools 0:48

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Week Ahead: April 5, 2021 2:39

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NJ Vaccine Eligibility Widens To 55+, Other Workers 0:47

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