Podcast appearances and mentions of alyssa katz

For two decades, Stan Mack published a weekly cartoon strip in the Village Voice in which he listened to New Yorkers and documented their sayings and subcultures, assuring readers: “all dialogue guaranteed verbatim.” Now Mack and Fantagraphics have compiled hundreds of highlights from his archives into a book called “Stan Mack's Real Life Funnies: The Collected Conceits, Delusions and Hijinks of New Yorkers from 1974 to 1995,” a document of late-20th century New York City — a time before cellphones when life was lived out loud. He talks with guest host Alyssa Katz, THE CITY's Executive Editor who worked at the Voice early in her career, in the latest episode of FAQ NYC Off Cycle.

In a pre-internet world, the Village Voice was a newspaper like no other: a haven for writers about avant garde arts, Black politics, queer identity and a million things more — and that's after the pages devoted to exposing the seamy side of New York City politics. In this episode of FAQ NYC, Alyssa Katz, the executive editor of THE CITY who worked at the Voice early in her career, interviews Tricia Romano, author of the new book "The Freaks Came Out to Write: The Definitive History of The Village Voice, the Radical Paper That Changed American Culture."

Michael Kimmelman, author of The Intimate City: Walking New York, joins THE CITY's Alyssa Katz in the latest installment of her series asking the big question: What Is New York For?

Jeremiah Moss, the author of Feral New York, talks with THE CITY's Alyssa Katz about the "tremendous community connection and and oftentimes joyfulness in a moment of tremendous trauma and tragedy” for the people out in the streets amid the city's shutdown and reopening.

Guests: Ken Dilanian, Rep. Eric Swalwell, Kelly Weill, Alyssa Katz, David Plouffe, Michael SteeleThe Pelosi attacker reportedly confesses. Tonight: the explicitly political motive of the Pelosi attack in the suspect's own words, and the non-stop lies and conspiracy theories from the right. Then, can you support an insurrection and get elected governor of New York? New alarm over the Republican candidate there. Plus, what may be promising new polling numbers for Democrats in the Senate. And amid record high profits for fossil fuel companies, the new White House effort to lower the cost of gas.

Jeff and Celeste preview the fast-approaching midterm elections in New York, including the race for governor, with special guest Alyssa Katz of The City -- plus your calls. Original air date: October 27, 2022. Support WBAI at https://wbai.wedid.it/

Alyssa Katz talks with America's “least known great documentarian” about his 86 years living here, his work during the pandemic editing his footage of the city from the 1950s (and that you can see over the next two weekends at the Museum of the Moving Image), how graffiti trains inspired his film Stations of the Elevated, and the big question: What is New York for?

Ahead of Gov. Kathy Hochul's official event announcing Brian Benjamin as lieutenant governor, Errol hosted a live edition of "You Decide" on Twitter Spaces. With the help of the NY1 political team and special guests Harry Siegel and Alyssa Katz, Errol analyzed Hochul's ascension to the governorship and what her leadership means for the future of New York. They also discussed her top priorities, including fighting COVID and dealing with a housing crisis, as the eviction moratorium comes to an end. And they talked about what Andrew Cuomo will do now, after spending nearly 11 years leading the state. And Errol takes some listener questions.   JOIN THE CONVERSATION Weigh in on Twitter using the hashtag #NY1YouDecide or give us a call at 212-379-3440 and leave a message. Or send an email to YourStoryNY1@charter.com Or send an email to YourStoryNY1@charter.com

Ponzi Scream Ep 38: Bespoke Millennial Loan Sharks w/Alyssa Katz Deputy Editor of The City (@thecityny) Alyssa Katz (@alykatzz) discusses her recent Intercept article “The Fintech Debt Trap.” Full article here: https://theintercept.com/2020/08/30/fintech-debt-personal-loans-economic-crisis/ Ponzi Scream is a leftist comedy podcast looking at white collar crime, especially in the financial sector. Hosted by David Bradley Isenberg, Gabe Pacheco, and Danny Felts Recorded and edited by Danny Felts Logo art by Morgan Pielli Weekly graphic by Shannon Manning Theme song by James Harvey Recorded Sept 21, 2020 #fintech #debt #loanshark #paydayloans #bestegg #prospermarketplace #Lendingclub #avanti #sofi #upstart

Ponzi Scream Ep 38: Bespoke Millennial Loan Sharks w/Alyssa Katz Deputy Editor of The City (@thecityny) Alyssa Katz (@alykatzz) discusses her recent Intercept article “The Fintech Debt Trap.” Full article here: https://theintercept.com/2020/08/30/fintech-debt-personal-loans-economic-crisis/ Ponzi Scream is a leftist comedy podcast looking at white collar crime, especially in the financial sector. Hosted by David Bradley Isenberg, Gabe Pacheco, and Danny Felts Recorded and edited by Danny Felts Logo art by Morgan Pielli Weekly graphic by Shannon Manning Theme song by James Harvey Recorded Sept 21, 2020 #fintech #debt #loanshark #paydayloans #bestegg #prospermarketplace #Lendingclub #avanti #sofi #upstart

2020. Welcome to the new decade! It’s Andrew Cuomo’s 10th year as Governor, Bill de Blasio’s 7th year as Mayor, and it promises to be a busy year in New York politics. Alyssa Katz of The City and Laura Nahmias of the Daily News Editorial Board discuss policy priorities as the State and City legislative sessions begin.

A week before primary day — the moment of truth in most New York elections — we pull back the curtain on the voice of the papers in a conversation with editorial board members Mara Gay of the New York Times and Alyssa Katz of the Daily News about how they decide who gets the nod, and why this may be the rare year in which endorsements really matter.

This week's data point is 44% - the share of New Yorkers who are satisfied with New York City municipal services. Listen to Ben Max, Maria Doulis, and special guest Alyssa Katz of the Daily News discuss the findings of CBC's Citywide Resident Feedback Survey.

Alyssa Katz, author "Our Lot: How Real Estate Came to Own Us" and "The Influence Machine:The US Chamber of Commerce and the Corporate Capture of American Life" discusses her work with the NY Daily News Editorial Board and local and national leadership.

This week on Unorthodox, our Jewish guest is journalist Alyssa Katz, a member of the New York Daily News editorial board. Her new book, "The Influence Machine," is about the vast political influence—and lobbying money—wielded by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. She tells the panel what the Chamber of Commerce actually is and how it got so powerful, and explains why, in today's social media-filled political climate, newspaper editorials still matter.    Our non-Jewish guest is poet and high-school English teacher Emily Moore, who discusses high schoolers, country camp music, and motherhood. She asks the panel whether there are various levels of horas danced at different types of Jewish wedding, and how American Jews get their other, Hebrew names.   We love hearing from you. Email us at  Unorthodox@tabletmag.com, and sign up for our weekly newsletter at http://bit.ly/UnorthodoxPodcast.    For more about Alyssa Katz's book, see here: http://www.amazon.com/The-Influence-Machine-Commerce-Corporate/dp/0812993284. You can find Emily Moore's poetry here:"http://www.poetryfoundation.org/bio/emily-moore Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ralph talks to old pal Dr. Sid Wolfe about the prescription drugs you should immediately stop taking and how Medicare Plan D has been paying needlessly high prices for the drugs you should be taking.  We also hear from journalist and author Alyssa Katz about the US Chamber of Commerce's perverse idea of patriotism.  

Alyssa Katz, author of The Influence Machine, on the U.S. Chamber of Commerce • Rafael Bernabe and César Ayala on Puerto Rico's debt crisis. The post Behind the News – July 2, 2015 appeared first on KPFA.