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Presented by Volkswagen. The Official Podcast of the Canadian Premier League, hosted by Charlie O’Connor-Clarke and Mitchell Tierney, and produced by Benedict Rhodes.
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Looking to explore the intersection of AI and journalism? Influential thought leaders in the industry join data scientist and media entrepreneur, Nikita Roy, each week to explore what's next with AI and its implications for the media landscape. In each episode, industry experts discuss how automated newsrooms have the potential to change journalism and uncover opportunities to optimize workflows and increase efficiency without compromising journalistic integrity. Hosted on Acast. See acast.c ...
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Seasoned rugby writers Brenden Nel and Liam Del Carme have teamed up with Jacaranda FM to bring you 'To The Last Drop', your weekly dose of all things rugby. They collectively bring almost 60 years of rugby reporting to the microphone diving into the game's most topical news stories, interviewing guests in-the-know, gazing into the fixture list crystal ball, and occasionally exploring the game's weird and wacky. Like the bounce of the ball, every episode is a journey into the unknown. TTLD t ...
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In one hypercompetitive Hudson Valley congressional district, the left-leaning Working Families Party is campaigning on an unusual message: Don't vote for us. The 17th District is home to one of six congressional seats that New York Democrats are banking on to deliver them a majority in the House of Representatives. Former Democratic Rep. Mondaire …
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Forge FC are the 2024 Canadian Premier League Shield winners! On this week's episode of the CPL Newsroom, presented by Volkswagen, Kristian Jack and Charlie O'Connor-Clarke break down their regular season title, and the rest of the action from around the league. Halifax Wanderers FC picked up a point with a late goal at home to Vancouver FC, Cavalr…
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It's a big election year. Beyond the presidency, the balance of power in the House of Representatives could be determined by a handful of swing seats in blue states like New York. That includes a district in the Hudson Valley where Republican Representative Mike Lawler is facing off against Democratic candidate, Mondaire Jones. WNYC's Michelle Boca…
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The New York City area officially has playoff fever. The Mets and the Yankees kick off the next round of Major League Baseball playoff games Saturday, Oct. 5. In the WNBA, the New York Liberty's playoff series with the Las Vegas Aces continues. The Liberty lost on Friday night, but still lead that series 2 games to one. Sports reporter Priya Desai …
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An infamous jail in downtown Paterson, New Jersey is on the verge of being demolished. For decades, Passaic County Jail was known for unsanitary conditions and overcrowding, prompting several lawsuits. Professor Jenny-Brooke Condon is director of the Equal Justice Clinic at the Seton Hall University School of Law. She worked on a 2008 suit against …
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Starting this weekend, New York City residents in every borough will be required to separate out their food scraps from their trash for the city's curbside compost collection. The Department of Sanitation has been phasing in the compost service over the last few years and Sunday, it goes citywide. New York City's sanitation commissioner Jessica Tis…
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This week's On The Way roundup of transit news features an interview done in collaboration with the policy magazine Vital City. Richard Davey, who recently left his job as transit president four months ago, had an interesting take on how the MTA should spend money as the agency undergoes budget triage. And former NYCT President Sarah Feinberg gave …
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Recent research shows that pregnancy related health risks persist for a full year after childbirth itself, such as postpartum depression. The New York City Council recently passed a package of bills addressing disparities in maternal mental health. Councilmember Linda Lee, who is the chair of the committee on mental health, disabilities, and addict…
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On this week's To The Last Drop, Brenden and Liam break down last weekend's Rugby Championship decider between the Springboks and Argentina in Mbombela. They delve into how the title-winning campaign will benefit the Boks down the line and what the team's management may have in store for the end-of-year tour in November. Later Aphelele Fassi, who h…
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People incarcerated at the Otisville State Correctional Facility in Orange County, New York can now earn a full associates degree through the City University of New York's Prison-to-College Pathways program. The expanded program is a new partnership between the John Jay College Institute for Justice and Opportunity and the Borough of Manhattan Comm…
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On this week's episode of the CPL Newsroom, presented by Volkswagen, Kristian Jack and Charlie O'Connor-Clarke break down all of the action from matchweek 25! Forge FC put one hand on the CPL Shield with a win over York United, Cavalry FC and Vancouver FC split the points at ATCO Field, Halifax Wanderers FC held Atlético Ottawa to a draw in the cap…
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Many New York Democrats are calling on Mayor Eric Adams to resign following last week's indictment on federal corruption charges. But the Mayor says he's not going anywhere. Adams will only be able to "step up" as long Governor Hochul allows him to. The Governor has the ability to remove the Mayor under a provision of the New York State Constitutio…
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Psychedelic drugs are often known as “party drugs,” but recently researchers have been looking into how psychedelics could be used as medical treatments for hard to treat conditions. The Mount Sinai network in New York City recently expanded its psychedelic treatment research center, which studies unconventional treatment methods like ecstasy or ps…
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Mayor Eric Adams’ victory in the 2021 Democratic primary was in no small part due to Brooklyn’s East New York, where he won more than 60% of the vote in some areas. But days after he was indicted on federal charges that included bribery, wire fraud and conspiracy, many residents in the area were reeling over the scandals looming over City Hall. At …
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Some New York City officials and Councilmembers say the NYPD has an accountability problem. With New Yorkers making more complaints about police misconduct since 2021, the Commissioner's office is imposing discipline in a smaller percentage of cases. And this is happening as Mayor Eric Adams, a former police captain, faces federal charges of fraud,…
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A candy-colored “Exotic Clouds” sign that once beckoned customers into a smoke shop at Stanton and Ludlow streets now hangs over a darkened storefront with windows covered in graffiti. Blocks away, on Allen Street, the gate is down on another shuttered shop, this one with an awning emblazoned with “Social Club,” written in understated cursive. All …
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We have a big-time re-match at Barclays Center in Brooklyn this Sunday. The New York Liberty are back on the court after their first round victory against the Atlanta Dream in the WNBA playoffs. Their opponent? The Las Vegas Aces - the team that defeated the Liberty in the WNBA finals last year. Sports reporter Priya Desai joins Weekend Edition hos…
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New York City is living through an unprecedented moment, with its sitting mayor the subject of a criminal case and federal corruption charges. And this comes on the heels of several high profile departures from city government. So how is anything getting done? WNYC’s Elizabeth Kim joins Weekend Edition host David Furst with the latest.…
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In 2022, voters in New York state approved the Clean Water, Clean Air and Green Jobs Environmental Bond Act that makes available $4 billion dollars municipalities can use to fund big projects to help adapt to climate change. But reporting from the news site The City finds just under 2% of that money has gone to the city. That's despite it being muc…
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The federal charges against Mayor Eric Adams have been laid out. He's being accused of fraud, solicitation of contributions by a foreign national and bribery charges in a 57-page federal indictment. Fordham University political scientist Dr. Christina Greer joined WNYC host Tiffany Hansen to explore how this all affects the public and the ability f…
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For months, parents have been trying to get more crossing guards at the school, which serves 1,000 students. But their requests have bounced between the NYPD, the education department, the transportation department and local officials without any action. A citywide shortage of crossing guards leaves little hope of additional support in the future.…
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Our 'To The Last Drop' hosts agree the Springboks have much to atone in this Saturday's Rugby Championship decider against Argentina in Nelspruit. They fell agonisingly short in rural Argentina last weekend but our hosts concur that defeat cannot be placed at the door of just one player. Besides, apart from missing one kick Manie Libbok actually ha…
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