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Sinopse
Indy Audio contains the audio version of the articles published in The Indypendent newspaper. This publication is a progressive and independent newspaper based in Brooklyn, New York. It is published monthly, distributed worldwide and is available for free throughout New York City and online.
Episódios
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April 7, 2026: Carl Miller’s Murder Conviction Overturned + Andrew Wang of Every Electric
10/04/2026 Duração: 51minApril 7, 2026: Carl Miller’s Murder Conviction Overturned + Andrew Wang of Every Electric by The Indypendent
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April 7, 2026: Carl Miller Reflects on His 46-Year Battle to Overturn His Wrongful Murder Conviction
10/04/2026 Duração: 31minApril 7, 2026: Carl Miller Reflects on His 46-Year Battle to Overturn His Wrongful Murder Conviction by The Indypendent
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April 7, 2026: Andrew Wang of Everyelectric.com Talks About How to Save on Your Power Bill
10/04/2026 Duração: 19minApril 7, 2026: Andrew Wang of Everyelectric.com Talks About How to Save on Your Power Bill by The Indypendent
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March 31, 2026: Parents Protest Gov. Hochul's Anti-Climate Policies + How to Make Democracy Real
10/04/2026 Duração: 53minMarch 31, 2026: Parents Protest Gov. Hochul's Anti-Climate Policies + How to Make Democracy Real by The Indypendent
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March 31, 2026: Samantha Gore of Climate Parents NYC on Gov. Hochul's Push to Gut Major Climate Law
10/04/2026 Duração: 20minMarch 31, 2026: Samantha Gore of Climate Parents NYC on Gov. Hochul's Push to Gut Major Climate Law by The Indypendent
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March 31, 2026: Danielle Chynoweth & Elizabeth Adams Discuss Their New Book: Remaking Democracy
10/04/2026 Duração: 33minMarch 31, 2026: Danielle Chynoweth & Elizabeth Adams Discuss Their New Book: Remaking Democracy by The Indypendent
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March 24, 2026: Home Care Workers Push for No More 24 Hour Shifts & New York Politics Update
10/04/2026 Duração: 53minMarch 24, 2026: Home Care Workers Push for No More 24 Hour Shifts & New York Politics Update by The Indypendent
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March 24, 2026: Belinda Hu & Dr. Steven Aurerbach Discuss No More 24 Campaign for Home Care Workers
10/04/2026 Duração: 19minMarch 24, 2026: Belinda Hu & Dr. Steven Aurerbach Discuss No More 24 Campaign for Home Care Workers by The Indypendent
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March 24, 2026: Talking NY Politics with Peter Sterne: Mamdani, Hochul, Tax the Rich, DSA & More.
10/04/2026 Duração: 33minThis week at the Indypendent News Hour we talk to Peter Sterne from City & State for updates on all you need to know about Mamdani, DSA and more.
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March 17, 2026: Albany Budget Talks, Lindsay Boylan's City Council Run & Eli Smith of Jalopy Theatre
19/03/2026 Duração: 53minWith negotiations on New York State's annual $250 billion budget in the final home stretch, we spoke with Assemblymember Phara Souffrant Forrest, a socialist from Brooklyn. Topics discussed included the fight to get Gov. Kathy Hochul to agree to tax hikes for the rich, how the state will make up for federal cuts to Medicaid funding and the governor's push to roll back historic climate mandates that were passed in 2019. Former Andrew Cuomo staffer and urban planner Lindsey Boylan set in motion the events that led to her boss's resignation as governor in 2021 when she became the first of 13 women to accuse Cuomo of sexual harassment. In last year's mayoral race, Boylan continued to speak out against Cuomo while many Democrats rallied to his side thinking he was certain to be the next mayor. Now, she is running for an open City Council seat on Manhattan's West Side in a special election that will be held on April 28. As the weather gets nicer, New Yorkers are looking for things to do outside of their apartm
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March 17, 2026: Assemblymember Phara Souffrant Forrest Gives Update from Albany Budget Talks
19/03/2026 Duração: 19minWith negotiations on New York State's annual $250 billion budget in the final home stretch, we spoke with Assemblymember Phara Souffrant Forrest, a socialist from Brooklyn. Topics discussed included the fight to get Gov. Kathy Hochul to agree to tax hikes for the rich, how the state will make up for federal cuts to Medicaid funding and the governor's push to roll back historic climate mandates that were passed in 2019.
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March 17, 2026: Former Cuomo Nemesis Lindsey Boylan Running for City Council Seat, Vows to Support Mamdani Agenda
19/03/2026 Duração: 19minFormer Andrew Cuomo staffer and urban planner Lindsey Boylan set in motion the events that led to her boss's resignation as governor in 2021 when she became the first of 13 women to accuse Cuomo of sexual harassment. In last year's mayoral race, Boylan continued to speak out against Cuomo while many Democrats rallied to his side thinking he was certain to be the next mayor. Now, she is running for an open City Council seat on Manhattan's West Side in a special election that will be held on April 28.
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March 17, 2026: Jalopy Theater's Eli Smith and Ernesto Gomez Talk About Jug & String Bank Festival, Perform in Studio
19/03/2026 Duração: 15minAs the weather gets nicer, New Yorkers are looking for things to do outside of their apartments that have doubled as caves these past couple of months. For our final segment, Ernasto Gomez and Eli Smith of Jalopy Theater joined us live in the studio to talk about the The 9th Annual Brooklyn Jug & String Band Rendezvous that is being held this Friday and Saturday at the Jalopy Theater in Brooklyn. They also played a couple of their favorite jug and string songs. The two-day festival will include eight jug and string bands taking a deep dive into 20th-century North American jug and string band music.
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March 10, 2026: Women Rising: On Fighting Abusers and Standing in Power
11/03/2026 Duração: 01h02sOn this episode of the Indypendent News Hour, we spoke with three women who are fighting abusers and for their own empowerment. In our first segment, we spoke to Addison Turek, a freshman at Barnard College, and one of the organizers protesting the college’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein. In our second segment we spoke to Ximena Bustamente, founder of the Undocumented Women’s Fund which held the 10th annual NYC Women’s Strike Fest on Sunday in Bushwick’s Maria Hernandez Park. In our final segment, we spoke to author, activist, playwright and radical feminist Karen Malpede on her upcoming Indypendent article, “Reclaiming Mothers as an Antidote to the Epstein Class".
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March 10, 2026: Addison Turek on Protesting Against Barnard College's Ties to Epstein
11/03/2026 Duração: 15minIn our first segment, we speak to Addison Turek, a freshman at Barnard College, and one of the organizers protesting the college’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
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March 10, 2026: Ximena Bustamante on the NYC Women’s Strike Fest for International Women’s Day
11/03/2026 Duração: 15minIn our second segment we speak to Ximena Bustamente, founder of the Undocumented Women’s Fund which held the 10th annual NYC Women’s Strike Fest on Sunday in Bushwick’s Maria Hernandez Park. We listen to some snippets of the music played at the event and learn about why this programming is a powerful place for women and the communities held together by women to celebrate each other in this way.
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March 10, 2026: Karen Malpede on "Reclaiming Mothers as an Antidote to the Epstein Class"
11/03/2026 Duração: 22minIn our final segment, we speak to author, activist, playwright and radical feminist Karen Malpede on her upcoming Indypendent article, “Reclaiming Mothers as an Antidote to the Epstein Class". We discuss the desire of the elite to use women’s wombs as the vessels to birth a ‘superior’ race, on mothers who were denied their motherhood and what it means to reclaim mothers in our societies and within our own hearts and communities.
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March 3rd, 2026: NYC Prepares for ICE, Fast and Free Buses, Listeners Respond to War on Iran
04/03/2026 Duração: 52minIn our first segment, Nancy Hoch joins us in studio to inspire listeners on how we can protect our neighbours and prepare for ICE. Hoch talks about the power of finding community in a time of rising authoritarianism, some of the tactics activists have innovated to thwart ICE and keep immigrants safe and how she took the lead in organizing an ICE resistance mutual aid group in her own "Little Caribbean" neighborhood in Brooklyn. To see her full article, go to indypendent.org/issue/301. In our second segment, we are joined by Danny Pearlstein of the Rider’s Alliance, a member-led organization of New York City bus and subway riders that has been organizing for over a decade for a better and more just mass transit system. Topics discussed include expanding eligibility for the city's Fair Fares program that provides free and discounted bus fares for lower-income New Yorkers and the future of the Fordham Road Bus Corridor and concerns that the mayor was backing off his campaign trail commitment to speed up bus tr
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March 3rd, 2026: Nancy Hoch Discusses Her Indy Cover Article: NYC Prepares for ICE
04/03/2026 Duração: 26minNancy Hoch wrote the cover article — NYC Prepares for ICE: Neighborhood-Based Mutual Aid Groups Are Mobilizing Against Trump's Immigration Goons — for this month's print edition of The Indypendent. In this interview, Hoch talks about the power of finding community in a time of rising authoritarianism, some of the tactics activists have innovated to thwart ICE and keep immigrants safe and how she took the lead in organizing an ICE resistance mutual aid group in her own "Little Caribbean" neighborhood in Brooklyn. To see her full article, go to indypendent.org/issue/301
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March 3rd, 2026: Danny Pearlstein of Riders Alliance on Next Steps to Winning Fast and Free Buses
04/03/2026 Duração: 14minNew York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani made fast and free buses one of the core promises of his campaign platform. For this week's Indypendent News Hour, we spoke with Danny Pearlstein of the Rider’s Alliance, a member-led organization of New York City bus and subway riders that has been organizing for over a decade for a better and more just mass transit system. Topics discussed include expanding eligibility for the city's Fair Fares program that provides free and discounted bus fares for lower-income New Yorkers and the future of the Fordham Road Bus Corridor and concerns that the mayor was backing off his campaign trail commitment to speed up bus traffic in that area.