Podcasts about living in new york

In this episode, Liz recounts her journey from moving to NYC to a defining moment five years later when she was punched, symbolizing the city's harsh realities yet highlighting her resilience. Despite the setback, her story is one of ambitious ascent in the fashion industry, marked by challenges and triumphs. Liz's experiences of perseverance and success in navigating New York's dynamic environment and the competitive fashion scene offer a compelling tale of overcoming obstacles and achieving dreams, encapsulating the essence of survival, ambition, and triumph.

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A new Siena poll shows that the biggest concern for New Yorkers is the cost of living in the state.

BUCKLE UP! This episode is one to get your popcorn out for as M.E. takes us on a wild adventure of storytelling. From being adopted and finding her biological family later in life, celebrity encounters in NYC and finding real-life inspiration for her new book, “Reverse Ripples”. M.E.'s energy is totally infectious and had us enamored within minutes. A great chat for anyone looking for change in their life, permission to start a creative project or who simply wants to be entertained! Did we mention her father-in-law worked for Playboy? Or that she's one-degree of separation from Kevin Bacon? Her life could be a movie and so could her new book! You're gonna' love this one.    Us on the web: www.mikeandkristen.ca Instagram: www.instagram.com/mike_and_kristen/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mikeandkristencreative Shoot us a message! Say hello, tell us who you think we should have on the podcast, and your deepest and darkest secrets: mikeandkristencreative@gmail.com  Review our book "You and Me" on Amazon (it helps a lot!!): https://amzn.to/3qqNCMo Intro song: "The Walk" Outro song: "The Jam" both by Mike's band The Town Heroes - www.thetownheroes.com Mike's site: www.michaelsryan.com Kristen's site: www.kristenherringtonart.com M.E. Strautmanis Instagram: @sohomama6 Reverse Ripples on Amazon: https://www.amazon.ca/Reverse-Ripples-M-Strautmanis/dp/1777821185/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3O877VMXSKGKA&keywords=reverse+ripples+book&qid=1687266233&sprefix=reverse+rippl%2Caps%2C273&sr=8-1  

In this episode of "Calm Talks," hosts Adeel and Ant delve into the experience of loneliness in bustling metropolitan cities like New York. They examine the paradox of feeling alone despite being surrounded by people and discuss the transient nature of such cities, making it challenging to build deep, meaningful relationships. Adeel and Ant share personal experiences of loneliness, both in New York and in their respective hometowns of Karachi, Pakistan, and the UK.The hosts emphasize the importance of understanding oneself as a key step in overcoming loneliness. By identifying personal needs and interests, individuals can engage in activities and join groups that align with their preferences, ultimately avoiding feelings of isolation. They highlight the significance of being comfortable with one's own company and avoiding unhealthy coping mechanisms or vices.Additionally, Adeel and Ant discuss the diverse opportunities available in cities like New York, where individuals can explore various communities, hobbies, and activities to meet new people and potentially find their circle of friends. They encourage listeners to step outside their comfort zones, try new things, and embrace new experiences as a means of combating loneliness.The hosts further examine the positive aspects of loneliness, particularly in terms of personal growth. Ant shares how loneliness can serve as a catalyst for self-reflection and exploring new avenues of growth. They reflect on their experiences during the pandemic and discuss the impact of limited community and connection on personal development.Recognizing the distinction between being alone and feeling lonely is another crucial point of discussion. Ant emphasizes the need to understand this difference, as being alone does not necessarily imply loneliness. Adeel adds that loneliness can have detrimental effects, underscoring the significance of human connection and a sense of community.Chapters(0:00) Episode intro(1:48) Feeling a sense of belonging to New York.(4:05) The first step to avoiding loneliness is to understand yourself.(8:41) Knowing yourself and your vices.(10:55) Loneliness during the pandemic.(14:14) Focus on the things you want to achieve.(16:40) The importance of community.(17:40) Be intentional with how you combat loneliness(18:30) Episode summaryVisit our websiteFollow us on InstagramListen on your favorite podcast platform Like this show? Please leave us a review here!

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It was in the Fall of 2016 that I first received an email from Haley Murphy, then the Campus Sexual Assault Liaison of the Crime Victim Assistance Center, Inc., located in Binghamton, NY.  Haley was writing to let me know that I had been recommended to her to provide training on the neuroscience of trauma in sexual assault and interpersonal violence assault, as well as principles on trauma-informed interviewing and investigations, to a multi-disciplinary audience that CVAC, Inc., and the New York State Police were co-sponsoring. That was the beginning of what continues to be an extremely productive business relationship and friendship between Haley and me; I was hired to do the presentation which occurred in July of 2017, and it was there that I had the privilege of meeting the four panelists that presented after my training (see the previous four episodes' notes for those details). In 2020, when I made early attempts at getting the ball rolling for launching this podcast, I asked Haley if she would be a guest on my show, and she willingly agreed. It was a pleasure to get to know Haley better during that interview, and moreover, to hear how passionate she was about providing trauma-informed interviewing training to the nearly 200 law enforcement, victim advocates, mental health providers, social workers and Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners that had attended the training that the CVAC and NYSP had provided. I was impressed with her enthusiasm and zealous attitude…you will be, too; it comes across in the interview. Even though this interview occurred over 2 years ago, it is still as pertinent, valid, and important today as it was then; you'll understand what I mean when you hear this interview—Haley and I discussed her background, education, and work history. But we also had a very interesting and educational discussion about common sexual trauma responses, victim impact, and her work to provide healing and recovery to her clients, at the same time she is growing in her own survival story. This is an episode you're going to not want to miss! In preparing to post this episode, I called Haley today to let her know that I was going to post it…she was very excited at the news. Even more exciting was her response when I asked if she would do a follow-up interview with me for the podcast in a few weeks; she readily accepted the invitation, not only ready to talk more about the important subjects we plan to cover, but also eager to let everyone know of the changes that have occurred in her life…a promotion at work, and a surprise that I'll let her tell you about when I post her follow-up interview! This is an episode you'll want to share!...it's too good to keep to yourself! Please don't forget to rate the episode, and subscribe to SASS—whether you listen to all the episodes or not! And please, do your part to help bring justice to victims and survivors…because we all know someone whose life has been affected by rape or sexual assault. Start By Believing!      

Craig Shoup and Chris Pugh talk about Cash Jordan's unique take on sharing New York City apartments. How you can connect with us Subscribe to the podcast Ways you can support the show Check out our latest podcasts Connect with Chris Pugh on social media Ways you can save money Check out our latest contests --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/viewfromthepugh/message

Welcome back! Today we are joined by certified fitness instructor and lifestyle creator, Calyn Brooke. what we talk about: Calyn's fitness/wellness journey The stigma behind talking about weight loss How to start your own fitness/wellness routine Instagram vs. reality How Calyn became a successful full time fitness instructor Her decision to get married in college How her relationship has evolved as they've both grown and changed How to tell your partner what you want from them in the relationship (ie. birthday gifts/celebrations, soup when you're sick, etc.) Advice for anyone moving to New York City Her recent experience with IVF and freezing her embryos & more! You can find Calyn on Instagram @calynbrooke. what we're loving this week: Carleigh: belliwelli snack bars + the mindbodygreen podcast episodes with Troy Aikman & Ryan Holiday Mia catches us up on her week in LA + we answer a listener's question about fish pictures on dating apps As always, find us on Instagram @mostlybalancedpodcast and on our website. Thanks for joining us and please leave a rating or review if you enjoyed the episode! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mostlybalanced/support

In this episode Shalikah briefly talks about the positives and negatives with living in the Big Apple. Train Etiquette, Roach Roommates, and a whole lot of self-discovery are at the next stop. Listener Confession Line: (562)485-9535 Email: cafeconfessionspodcast@gmail.com Instagram: @cafe.confessions.podcast @astoldby.shalikah @bree.not.cheddar Tik Tok: @cafe.confessions.podcast @bree.not.cheddar

Luca comes in and talks about what it's like being an artist in New York City, how a heartbreak inspired his most recent single ‘Altar', and how joining a band led to him becoming a solo artist.

In this episode, I sit down with Christeen Rico, who is the C.E.O. of her own company- Dream Bigger Ventures. In this episode, Christeen tells her story of attending NY University, pursuing the status quo of NY City life and how she transitioned back to Silicon Valley to work for Big Tech. Christeen also shares why she left Big Tech to start her own company and how she was motivated to bring more opportunities for entrepreneurship back to her home country of the Phillippines. You can watch the full conversation on YouTube here:https://youtu.be/nmNPCwipwXI You can reach out to Christeen on Instagram at: https://instagram.com/christeen.rico  Please check out her website: https://dreambiggerph.com  Thank you to all of my supporters who are supporting me on Patreon. Click the link below to access this week's bonus content: https://patreon.com/realtalksontherocks  For all of the links to the other avenues to view/listen to my show, you can visit my website at: https://realtalksontherocks.com

Episode 33 we have Icebox, an artist from Houston and moved to New York. We go over her career as an artist, the move to New York, Houston's art scene, how she finds her creativity, and more. Hope you guys enjoy this episode!

This episode is a must listen if you ever wondered how New York City apartments work (outside the regular market) and how you can lock yourself into the city and an apartment forever, if you choose to. Hattie Kolp my guest today notes, “everyone can get a rent stabilized apartment in New York City.” But nearly no one, will get an apartment for the price and square footage she is paying today, in her childhood home on the Upper West Side. She reveals all the details and more in our interview today and helps to break down rent stabilized vs. rent controlled apartments, as well as how you can get one in NYC. I'm fortunate to have connected with Hattie to share her unique New York upbringing in the city with an even a more unique living situation. She shares the details on her pre-war gem of an apartment; family history on rent stabilized apartments; how she fell into fame and recognition during the pandemic due to her home; and lovely interior design skills and handy work. Also, how three Master Degree's later she is finally doing what she loves.  Please subscribe, rate, and review Gossipnista wherever you listen to your podcasts. Follow along on Instagram @GossipnistaPodcast to stay up-to-date on the latest about the podcast, episodes and new season.Thank you for your support. I've linked countless resources on the show notes regarding this subject that I hope you'll find helpful. Enjoy the interview!-------Connect with Hattie Kolp belowWebsite Good article on rent stabilized vs. rent controlled below Localize ArticleNYC Gov rent stabilized resource Rent Guidelines + Apartments NYC Gov Crime Map below NYC Neighborhoods + Boroughs Xoxo,GossipnistaSupport the show (http://www.gossipnista.com)

Feb. 2, 2022 - Sen. Tom O'Mara, the top Republican on the Senate Finance Committee, discusses his conference's plan to make New York more affordable and hopefully curb years of outward migration.

The end of one year and the start of a new year are important times in our lives. We often put lots of thought, effort, energy, and attention into the start of a year with hopes of making this new year better than the last one. In this message from Pastor Ricky Ortiz, he shares 3 areas of focus that will help strengthen our faith year round. 

Our last English episode of the first season had to be special! And for that, we looked back at our best and greatest NY experiences in several different categories - such as entertainment, sports, events and more. Get on this throwback adventure with us while taking notes of unmissable activities within the Big Apple. We're sure you'll like it!

Heidi Krump discusses all the things you should ask, understand and know if you or your parents are considering a move to Assisted Living or some other type of community living for seniors

Nostalgia, it's like it never left for Gossip Girl. I mean, New York's mayor at the time, Bloomberg, even gave the show its own day in the city - January 26th.Tune into this week's episode as I bring you back to familiar people, music, and an interview with model, actress, and now mom, plus wellness guru, Nicole Fiscella, behind the original hit series Gossip Girl.It was an era that over-popularized the upper echelon kids of the #UES and sensationalized the glitz and glamor of New York City to many, which is maybe why many of us loved it. Alum Nicole, who was also known as Isabel Coates on #GossipGirl was #teamblairwaldorf all the way on the show, and so it's no surprise her and Leighton Meester are real life bffs. But, Nicole's journey in New York City leading up to getting booked for the show wasn't always so glamorous as she too hit the pavement in the city (like many of us) to work towards her career in the industry. She lived all over Manhattan, and one thing is for sure, she can officially call herself a New Yorker having lived in the city for 10+ years. Yes, she even lived on the infamous #UpperEastSide, which her show made so popular indefinitely. Oh, and you won't believe the chance encounter with Tyson Beckford she shared with me that may have catapulted her career as a model in the city. There's also a mic drop moment when she shares the favorite pastime of the #GossipGirl cast in New York City.  Please subscribe, rate, and review Gossipnista wherever you listen to your podcasts. Follow along on Instagram @GossipnistaPodcast to stay up-to-date on the latest about the podcast and episodes.Thank you for your support. Enjoy the interview!XOXO,Gossipnista

Ten Australians perished in the collapse of the Twin Towers.Many more, who were living in New York City at the time, say their lives have been changed forever - sometimes in unusual ways. For some - the impact continues to this day.

Sydneysider Ann Margulis and Melburnian Michael Makatron were living in New York when the World Trade Center was attacked on September 11.

Podcasting is a labor of love and The Bowery Boys define it!Reinventing the way we consume history about New York City is what The Bowery Boys podcast has been doing since the 2000's. The podcast is a New York City staple along with their hosts and creators Greg Young & Tom Meyers.  On today's episode and long holiday weekend, it's only appropriate that I have Greg Young (@boweryboysnyc) to share his New York City story, insights on the city's history, and how The Bowery Boys got their beginnings. Today, The Bowery Boys, are a media empire, which not only includes the podcast, but live shows, NYC tours, a book, and endless content about New York City's history with so much more on the horizon. After countless media publications and interviews, I'm grateful to have had a chance to speak with Greg Young and have him share more about The Bowery Boys as well as how Lower Manhattan and September 11th may have had a big role in inspiring the Bowery Boys creation. He also breaks down the top episodes to start with, if you're new to The Bowery Boys podcast, (as there are nearly 400), amongst his favorites. And of course, never before heard tips on navigating the city as well as some that may already sound familiar, but that are reoccurring amongst my guests and key to navigating the city. Some of the biggest takeaways include New York is not a passive city; there's always a new discovery in New York to explore or by viewing it in a different way; and that New York sometimes takes you on its own course of where your life and path should go…so be open! Shoutout to Tom Meyers, the other half of The Bowery Boys, who is on double baby duty having adopted a precious little girl during the pandemic. Enjoy my interview with Greg Young.---Please subscribe, rate, and review Gossipnista wherever you listen to your podcasts. Follow along on Instagram @GossipnistaPodcast to stay up-to-date on the latest about the podcast and episodes.Thank you for your support.XOXO,Gossipnista

You can be you or be whomever you want to be in New York City.New York lends itself as one of the most magnificent backdrops in this world, while also being a place where ones expression can be truly embraced without judgement. My guest this week on the podcast is Johnny Cirillo, 'Watching New York'. He captures not only the beauty of the city, but it's beautiful inhabitants through street style photography in the most natural, candid, yet polarizing ways possible. His page is what REAL New York fashion dreams are made of in my opinion as well as Vogue magazine, which he was featured in recently.By bringing a very realistic viewpoint on fashion in the city - Johnny, showcases New Yorkers who piece their outfit's together creatively in various ways as he aims to share the essence of the city and its people in their natural state. Rarely, does that involve high fashion runway looks, but rather the raw and eclectic diversity of New Yorkers style season after season. In our interview Johnny reveals so much insight into his life and love for New York City, along with more about his account ‘Watching New York,' and the creation of it. Also, his hopes and plans on where he sees the future of the account and his work going (THINK BIG). And, ultimately what he looks for in the people he shoots and where he captures his street style.I will say I was surprised to hear the one key ingredient Johnny looks for in his subjects….and it's not always the best style. Can you guess what he looks for? You could end up next on Watching New York's account with all the amazing insights from Johnny. Head on over to his account to see firsthand more amazing street style at @watchingnewyork and be sure to follow!Enjoy the interview and style tips. ---Please subscribe, rate, and review Gossipnista wherever you listen to your podcasts. Follow along on Instagram @GossipnistaPodcast to stay up-to-date on the latest about the podcast and episodes.Thank you for your support.XOXO,Gossipnista

It's a rat-race in the city and my guest today has figured it out, how to be a local by giving back to NYC in more than one way…Jonothon Lyons is the talented actor, creative, and performer behind the mask and viral sensation in New York City, Buddy the Rat.Head on over to my Instagram (@gossipnistapodcast) to see photos/meet Jonothon if you haven't already. This is an interview not only sharing the creation of ‘Buddy the Rat,' but the New York story and journey of the man behind it.Taking on the streets of New York during the pandemic entertaining and sometimes maybe even scarring city dwellers and tourist alike, Jonothon has embodied one of New York's most illustrious inhabitants - the rat!Hand crafting the rat mask himself, as well as the squeaky long rat tale, the large pizza slice he sometimes carries, a huge mouse trap and many other props that he developed out of his New York City apartment and sometimes even on his stoop for more room. Can we hear it for Jonothon's one small step for a rat, and one giant leap for rat-kind! #BuddytheRatJonothon Lyons was destined to stardom at a young age, with his many talents as an actor, singer, dancer, pianist, playwright, director, creator, and the list can go on. But, would you believe me if I said this is not the first rat he's played the role of and it's almost as though he was meant to create Buddy the Rat from the onset. See a photo of him as Templeton from Charlotte's Web at a young age on Instagram at (@jonothonlyons). With many other exciting projects in the work for Jonothon, such as his creation of 'The Apple Boys' play, a short film called 'Rat', and a lot of cool projects to come from Buddy the Rat, you'll have to tune into the full episode to hear all about this and much more, plus Jonothon getting real about living in New York City and the many opportunities it offers. Please subscribe, rate, and review Gossipnista wherever you listen to your podcasts. Follow along on Instagram @GossipnistaPodcast to stay up-to-date on the latest about the podcast.Thank you for your support, enjoy!XOXO,Gossipnista

It's a magical and true New York story, unlike any I have ever heard of before, and one that I believe will live on forever bringing love and hope all around the world, 'Our Subway Baby.'Welcome to the Gossipnista podcast, where you can  look forward to an inspirational, eye-opening, informative, and unexpected season 4 - with stories and tips from an array of amazing New Yorkers. Hold onto your subway seats…it's going to be a fast moving and interesting ride. Episode 35, I had the privilege of interviewing Danny Stewart and his husband, Pete Mercurio, a couple who's lives changed one August day, nearly 22 years ago in New York City. Danny, came across a newborn baby inside a New York City subway station and that is when their lives would forever change and where the story begins…Making national and international news all around the world with their story til this day, Danny and Pete were gracious enough to share their New York and subway baby story with me, plus their tips on navigating the city as well as some adoption insights. Pete has even commemorated their story by writing a beautiful children's book called, ‘Our Subway Baby', which I highly recommend and you get learn more about below. Every second of this interview is worth the listen, maybe even bringing you a joyful tear here and there, with so much city insights and an only in New York happy ending. Please subscribe, rate, and review Gossipnista wherever you listen to your podcasts. Follow along on Instagram @GossipnistaPodcast to stay up-to-date on the latest about the podcast.Thank you for your support, enjoy!XOXO,Gossipnista

New York offers a large playing field of people's perspectives to cover...Episode 33: My guest Stephanie Otey, gambled on herself and becoming a sports broadcaster, and it's paid off. Now, she's betting on New York as her new home.You'll have to tune into the full episode to find out how her introduction to the city has been going and if she'll call it her permanent home. A current reporter for Ohio State University with endless possibilities in the sports betting world of NJ/NY, Steph has been featured on ESPN, Fox Sports, CBS Radio, and has covered the NBA and NFL, amongst so many other sports. In our interview, Steph, will share her firsthand perspective as a Midwest girl navigating her way through the city and the incredible New York moment that happened to her right off the bat. Also, she'll share tips on how to sublease your way through the city as a way to give NY a trial run before you fully commit, plus advice on how to break into the world of broadcasting and becoming better at networking to get your work seen. You can connect with Stephanie Otey belowInstagram - @stephotey Twitter - @stephoteyYouTube (Be sure to subscribe to her channel) Check out more of her work at www.StephanieOtey.com Please subscribe, rate, and review Gossipnista wherever you listen to podcasts and follow us along on Instagram @GossipnistaPodcast. Thank you for your support!Xoxo, Gossipnista Support the show (http://www.gossipnista.com)

The tracks had been laid for Andreas path to the New York City Subway in one way or another, and he was destined to become none other than, 'Mr. NYC Subway'!It didn't come easy however, with a little ingenuity, passion, transparency, consistency, networking, building the right team, and I'll add perseverance, were all key ingredients that led him to his creative and his artistic side. Need I note, this does not include his 8-6 day job as a lawyer. Episode 32 - Meet Andreas Verrios, the artist and creator behind one of New York's most captivating New York Subway accounts. His artistic and precision photography captures the essence of all his subjects and their individuality. Without his photography lense, I personally may have never been exposed to the beauty that lies within the New York City Subway, and the magnitude of such talented people, here within the city.Nearly saying goodbye to New York City once upon a time, Andreas is proof that anything is possible in New York and that the city will make you, break you, pick you up and constantly teach you lessons. You'll have to tune into the full episode to hear all about Andreas incredible New York journey, tips on the city, how to build your own following today and so much more! You can learn more about Mr. NYC Subway below www.mrnycsubway.comConnect with Andreas on Instagram -  @mrnycsubwayPurchase and see his artwork - HERE Please subscribe, rate, and review Gossipnista wherever you listen to podcasts and follow us along on Instagram @GossipnistaPodcast. Thank you for your support!Xoxo, Gossipnista Support the show (http://www.gossipnista.com)

After a very long 472 days, on June 15, 2021 the city that never sleeps is fully awakened. Happy Reopening New York! What a beautiful day it is to be a New Yorker today and everyday, with so much excitement and change in the air. On this week's episode of the Gossipnista podcast, I'm bringing you a short twenty minute ‘Spotted' segment of my first year experiences in the city. Everyone's experiences will be different, but there's a few core things that we all share in common as we navigate the Big Apple and in this episode I'll dive into some of those.From, the struggles of the subway system, to some hacks I've learned by using an alternative means of transportation such as the bus & the different bus lines, as well as understanding - Avenues vs. Streets, staying to the right and moving out the way while walking. And so much more...Tune in to hear about these twenty experiences that you may or may not relate to, and learn about for the first time, or just think I'm plain crazy about sharing :) Please subscribe, rate, and review Gossipnista wherever you listen to podcasts and follow along on Instagram @GossipnistaPodcast. Thank you for your support. Xoxo,Gossipnista

Today's episode is super lighthearted and candid on all about living in New York, really enjoyed catching up with my friend Angela who literally uprooted her life in Singapore to live in New York. Takes guts and courage literally. She joins me here wholeheartedly as herself and that is one thing I learned after doing this episode with her is that we need more people like Angela who just is relentlessly unafraid to be herself regardless of external expectations or societal image. I hope you enjoyed today's episode as much as I loved recording it, feel free to reach out and follow my instagram @joeleneschoice.

As home prices continue to rise, some will have the opportunity to buy a home in the city; others may inherit a family home in one of the boroughs; many will move to New York and rent an apartment as the majority will come and go. However, few will have conquered the city in such a short amount of time as my guest Demi Palmer has done and did it all before the age of 25. Making New York City her backyard and playground, Demi is only 20 minutes away from the heart of the city, West Village.With light, love, humility, transparency and serendipitous moments that can only happen in New York City, Demi, holds nothing back in our interview and shares her New York story as well as pathway to home buying in Jersey City, for anyone looking to make that move now or in the future. “It’s an extension of New York”! Throughout our interview, she provides great insights into home ownership and the costs that go along with it, as well as tips and hacks for buying a property, finding a realtor and a good contractor, and setting yourself up for a successful transaction, plus so much more.Worldly, educated, and driven, she has also created an arts and culture community for musicians and people of color Tapped Brooklyn which shares their stories and artistry. This is an episode that will take you just outside of the city, while the intention of still always being a part of it. Connect with Demi directly on Instagram - @dpal.photos Support Tapped Brooklyn on Instagram - @tapped_bkLearn more about Tapped Brooklyn - HERE Feel free to reach out to Demi and ask her any questions about home buying - she’s the sweetest and eager to always help others and share her resources. Enjoy the episode!Please subscribe, rate, and review Gossipnista wherever you listen to podcasts and follow us along on Instagram @GossipnistaPodcast. Thank you for your support. Xoxo, Gossipnista Support the show (http://www.gossipnista.com)

New York is on a world stage and my guest this week, Dan Smith, has created the perfect song to be at the center stage...NEW YORK FOREVER Episode 30: I do want to warn you...you’ll be singing this song all day, so please proceed with caution. In my interview with Dan Smith, who happens to be a legendary New York community fixture and having spent a little over two decades in the city - Dan reveals for the first time, what inspired him to create his latest song ‘New York Forever’ as well as shares his story and relationship with New York City. There is so many great stories and a lot of insight here! We also dive into what made him stand out amongst millions of musicians in the city and landed him in parody spoofs amongst celebrities, music videos developed about him, Halloween costumes designed after him, and he’s even been mentioned in books, magazines, and various news publications. The ‘New York Forever’ song is currently at the forefront of Dan’s music career and if you love NYC - you’ll probably make it your anthem song to New York City as I have. Be sure to tune in to the complete interview to hear Dan reveal never before shared information. You can listen to the complete ‘New York Forever’ by going to- dansmithguitar.comFollow Dan on Instagram - @dansmithmusicnycPlease subscribe, rate, and review Gossipnista wherever you listen to podcasts and follow us along on Instagram @GossipnistaPodcast. Thank you for your support. Xoxo, Gossipnista Support the show (http://www.gossipnista.com)

This episode's guest is Jody Madala, current co-president of CFA Society Pittsburgh and founder of Culturely. Jody created a startup during the pandemic and because of the pandemic. She recalls the details of her day on 9/11 and how it changed her forever.  Her background is diverse, and she is proud to be a self-proclaimed life long learner. Not to mention, she has agreed to call  Pittsburgh "home" for another year.  Connect with Jody here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jodymadala/

We have Chrystal's friend, Melody, here with us this episode to talk about her experience living in New York City! Like us, Melody was also born and raised in Hong Kong and we discuss the reality of living both in NYC and California. She talks about her moving experience, East Coast culture, the city-life, and what is really is like to be a New Yorker.

Shots on New York - served with a side of french fries. Yes please! You’ll have to tune into the episode to hear the whole story on the fries. In the meantime, one can actually get tickets to some of New York’s most popular locations right now if you sign-up/walk-in to get the vaccine shot. Sign me up!Episode 29: I had the honor of speaking with one of New York’s frontline essential healthcare workers, Karla Mabini. Karla is currently assisting in distributing the covid-19 vaccines throughout New York City. When she’s not helping administer shots, you can find her saving lives in the operating room as an Intraoperative nurse in the city.  In our interview today, get ready to hear her recount some of the challenges faced in 2020. Also, hear some of the beautiful moments New York offered it’s healthcare workers during these trying times. Karla is an advocate on getting the vaccine shot and shares why it’s important we move towards “herd immunity", while also helping to answer questions we may or may not already know about the vaccines, during our conversation. Ultimately, her light, love and gratitude for life and everyone who’s supported essential healthcare workers shine through. This is a must listen from someone who has experienced it all!Karla wanted to express her gratitude to the following businesses below. Please check them out and see how you can support-Specialized - Specialized gave Karla and other healthcare workers a commuter bike which they could use to go to work. It was a immense resource and alternative mode of transportation especially at the height of the pandemic to fell safer.Transportation Alternative - This company helped match Karla with Specialized for a commuter bike. They accept bikes (used or new) to be given to those who needs it. First Descents: Experience the Healing Power of Adventure - During 2020 this company awarded Karla and several healthcare workers with an all expenses paid rock climbing trip upstate. They generally serve  Cancer and MS patients to offer these life changing outdoor adventures - but of course they made an exception for healthcare workers.  Please subscribe, rate, and review Gossipnista wherever you listen to podcasts and follow us along on Instagram @GossipnistaPodcast. Thank you for your support. Xoxo, Gossipnista Support the show (http://www.gossipnista.com)

Music insert of all the East Coast vs. West Coast songs you can think of here. Some might say this weeks topic is a bit controversial, but a must to touch upon for me being from LA and now living in New York City. Episode 28: We talk New York City versus Los Angeles with my guest, Claire Shay a current New Yorker. This is the first episode of a series of many to come that will drop sporadically throughout the podcast in hopes of bringing light and awareness to each city. If you want to share your input and have a deep passion for this topic - DM or email please. My guest Claire, a sustainable lifestyle blogger, who has lived in both Los Angeles and New York City, brings an engaging and eloquent perspective to the conversation about the Big Apple and City of Angels. She also shares her NYC story and how the city led to her finding her path, plus publishing an e-book, starting her blog and more. In this one episode we’ll go deep into each city and cover topics such as...What are the main differentiators between the two?  Where is there more opportunities? Are the stereotypes of each city true?What defines the people of each city and what can you expect? What’s the best advice for making it in each city?Realistic expectations of each and so much more! I’m excited to share this episode with you and more like it. Make sure to connect with us and let us know what you think! You can connect and learn more about Claire Shay belowWebsite: https://missclaireshay.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/missclaireshay/E-Book / Reinventing Sustainability - https://missclaireshay.com/reinventing-sustainability/ Please subscribe, rate, and review Gossipnista wherever you listen to podcasts and follow us along on Instagram @GossipnistaPodcast. Thank you for your support. Xoxo, Gossipnista Support the show (http://www.gossipnista.com)

Who doesn’t have the travel bug right now? I definitely do! How amazing would it be if one could try before they buy into something - especially a place like New York City! That’s exactly what my guest’s this  week did, Mark & Kristen Morgan. Scientists by trade and world travelers by design, they left everything behind and set off on an 18 month honeymoon around the world in 2018 and ended it right before Covid-19 hit. However, that did not stop them towards the end of 2020, settling into New York and experiencing the city nearly all to themselves for a couple months in 2021. With a world of knowledge learned  from traveling to 4 different continents and 35+ countries...and counting 'Where Are Those Morgans' travel blog - tune in to hear their perspective on the city, what they liked, disliked, and if they’ll make New York their permanent home. Also, hear some of their amazing travel adventures, which seem right out of a movie. What countries they enjoyed best; how much you can expect to spend in some countries and what 18 month of travel will set you back, plus suggestions on where to go next and of course, how to explore and live in NYC just as they did. All of this and so much more on the episode. Let me know what you think and what you’d like to hear more of. Thank you, Mark & Kristen!Please Note: Mark and Kristen's stay in New York City was from Jan-April 2021 You can connect with Mark & Kristen belowWebsite - https://wherearethosemorgans.com/Instagram - @wherearethosemorgansFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/wherearethosemorgans/Pinterest - https://www.pinterest.com/wherearethosemorgans/Please subscribe, rate, and review Gossipnista wherever you listen to podcasts and follow us along on Instagram @GossipnistaPodcast. Thank you for your support. Xoxo, Gossipnista Support the show (http://www.gossipnista.com)

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Two friends who live in the city answer questions I had about; how bad was covid where they live, how did they think the state and city's leadership handled the crisis, and finally what does the future hold for NYC. Enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Loré is one of my favorite writers. We originally connected when she reached out to interview me for The Creative Independent. She has written about intimacy, identity, and interconnection for The New York Times and Man Repeller. She also facilitates writing workshops and has a monthly newsletter called All The Reasons I've Cried Lately. In this week’s episode, we get into dating and bond over the fact that we’re both hopeless romantics. We cover social media, indecision, intention, writing, moving to New York, and dealing with life’s highs and lows. And we discuss some of her essays and poems. Show Notes:- Connect with Loré: Web | Newsletter | Workshops- Loré interviewing Katie for The Creative Independent- Sign up for our LET IT OUT letter to get show notes sent straight to your inbox - Please join me in supporting The Central Ohio Freedom Fund. The Central Ohio Freedom Fund is a black-led, black-centered organization which exists to work towards the elimination of cash bail.- Full show notes here Sponsors:Get 15% off your first order at Jenni Kayne with code LETITOUT!Browse the  Organifi.com shop and use code LETITOUT for 20% off all Organifi products.Get $15 off your first visit with a board-certified dermatologist at apostrophe.com/LETITOUT and use our code: LETITOUT.

Making big moves in 2021? The rental market landscape has definitely changed due to the pandemic, and I believe it’s still very much a renters market in New York City.Whether you’re a current New Yorker who looked to optimize during Covid’s availability in NYC and upgraded your apartment to get those views you always dreamed about; or move to a new more desirable neighborhood; maybe have more amenities; or need more space, etc., it’s all been possible and it’s only the beginning. If your new to the city and/or dreaming of a New York Lifestyle, it’s more than possible!- I’ve gathered some tips throughout my apartment search, which you may find helpful and I’m here to answer any questions you might have. I’ve had my finger on the pulse since early on as well as the height of apartment rental vacancies in the city during September/October 2020 and have experienced it firsthand. From what’s going on with brokers and fees right now, to the stringent application process, the difference neighborhoods in the city, things only New Yorkers would know about apartments and searches, etc. There is so much more to share that I’ve decided to start an ongoing ‘Spotted’ series on Apartment hunting.This would not have been possible without the number one source New Yorkers look to find an apartment, StreetEasy. Please subscribe, rate, and review Gossipnista wherever you listen to podcasts and follow us along on Instagram @GossipnistaPodcast. Thank you for your support. Xoxo, Gossipnista Support the show (http://www.gossipnista.com)

JR Harris was introduced to the Boy Scouts while living in New York City. His parents had the foresight to interest their son in things that would spark his curiosity and learning, rather than get caught up in the struggles of everyday life in the projects. This influence has led JR to the most unlikely of wildernesses, completely alone, for the last 50 plus years! When he’s not trekking through Nepal or the Andes, JR owns and operates the oldest Black-owned research and consulting firm in the United States, JRH Marketing Services. He is also the author of Way Out There: Adventures of a Wilderness Trekker, which details a handful of his many adventures in the outdoors. Despite his constant roaming through the most remote locations on Earth, JR still proudly calls New York City his home. Join us today as we talk with a truly remarkable person who has not only built a life around the outdoors and New York City but a life we can all strive to have. https://www.jrinthewilderness.com/ Way Out There: Adventures of a Wilderness Trekker ( https://www.amazon.com/Way-Out-There-Adventures-Wilderness/dp/1680511203 ) Instagram @jrinthewilderness ( https://www.instagram.com/jrinthewilderness/?hl=en ) Facebook @jrobert.harris.7 ( https://www.facebook.com/jrobert.harris.7 ) Affordable online classes like Yoga, Tai Chi, Essential Oils, Music, and many more. Check them out at TheRestorationDepot.com ( https://therestorationdepot.com/ ) , AND try your first class for only $5 by selecting “First Class Special” at checkout. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/adventure-sports-podcast/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

My guest today Mike Schulte keeps it real throughout our whole interview! His authenticity and rawness will gravitate you. Born and raised a native NY’er in Queens, Mike opens up not only about why Queens is the best borough, but it also may be the multicultural epicenter of the world. He also speaks on a once upon a time New York that will shock you.  We get into much, much more as Mike and I touch on various other  New York related topics including; being a New York real estate expert, NYC content creator, and native to the city, Mike has done and seen it all in NYC. We dive into his perspective on when, or if you can call yourself a New Yorker and why there’s very few Native New Yorkers in the city. We’ll also jump into when he believes NYC will return to normalcy,; why August and September of 2021 will be madness and best advice for moving here and finding an apartment. He then breaks down NYC neighborhoods including the acronym names for those that may not know, as well as a rundown of his only 10 out of 10 rated restaurants in New York City and much more. Our interview is jammed packed with so many NYC tips that you can only get from a native. Be sure to tune-in to listen to Mike’s interview and be sure to drop us a line to let us know what you think!You can connect with Mike below at Tik Tok - @mikeschultenycInstagram - @mikeschultenycPlease subscribe, rate, and review Gossipnista wherever you listen to podcasts and follow us along on Instagram @GossipnistaPodcast. Thank you for your support. Xoxo, Gossipnista Support the show (http://www.gossipnista.com)

Deborra-Lee Furness joined Jonesy & Amanda with an extraordinary message on fostering and adoption. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Leanne is an extraordinary artist and writer. She is the author of 'Was She Pretty' which looks at jealousy and how we fixate on our partner's exes; 'Artifacts and Personal Property from the Collection of Lenore Doolan and Harold Morris, Including Books, Street Fashion, and Jewelry' which tells the demise of a relationship in a way no one else would think of; 'Native Trees of Canada'; 'Swimming Studies' which won the National Book Critic's Circle Award Award; and 'Women in Clothes' that Leanne wrote with Sheila Heti and Heidi Julavits. Her latest is 'Guestbook', a book about ghosts that isn't just about ghosts. Leanne's also written a picture book called 'Toys Talking', and she's done many other things – art director of the New York Times op ed page, cover designer, co-founder of the publisher J&L Books and judge of The Booker Prize. And she's a mum to Tomasina. Leanne's Canadian but has lived in New York for many years.You can find Leanne's work here: http://www.leanneshapton.com 

In our very first episode of our podcast, we answer questions and assumptions about life in New York. From how rude New Yorkers are, to the crackheads on the subway! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nygirltalk/support

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