De Blasio is out, sharks are in, and lieutenant paramedic Anthony Almjoera s the pod to talk about Riding the Lightning, his new book about his wrenching pandemic year, how he thinks the FDNY let down and left behind medical first responders, and much more. WARNING: This episode includes conversation about suicide and suicidal thoughts.

From secret lairs to Covid lessons not learned in 20 minutes flat.

Reporter George Joseph s Katie and Harry to discuss his reporting on the Brooklyn Democratic machine and a tough election for its boss, Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn.

The great Ben Max breaks down what just happened with Chrissy and Harry.

Katie Honan explains what that is—and how union politics help explain why so many New Yorkers “inevitably” drown each summer. Plus, Professor David Bloomfield breaks down the public school budget cuts Eric Adams wants, the bill to reduce class size that the mayor wants the governor to veto, “the incredible shrinking chancellor” and much more.

A few thoughts on Eric Adams’ relationship with the press, and then a bunch more on New York City’s budget and political picture.

Breaking down another wild week in New York City, including that poll showing New Yorkers souring on Eric Adams and Kathy Hochul—and souring on the city even as they say things are actually going pretty well in their own neighborhoods.

When the New Yorker just isn’t New York enough, you’ve come to the right pod…

Bradley Tusk looks at the Democrats playing musical chairs for their political lives as the music keeps speeding up, explains the cases for Andrew Yang and cryptocurrency, and shares the backstory behind P&T Knitware, his brand new bookstore, podcast studio, event space, and cafe on the Lower East Side.

A jam-packed episode for another jam-packed week of New York news, with Yoav Gonen of The City and Chris Sommerfeldt of the Daily News talking about all the candidates in Brooklyn who didn’t even know they were on the ballot (including one candidate who isn’t even alive), a dispatch from Alex Brook Lynn in Paris […]