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September 15 2026: Writer Priscilla Grim on Occupy Wall Street + Brian Romero on Policy to Protect Against AI Dystopia + Listener Call-Ins (opens the original)
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Occupy Wall Street began in Zuccotti Park in Lower Manhattan and inspired the creation of similar Occupy encampments in more than 60 cities and towns across the country. Writer Priscilla Grim was there right through the beginning, starting her career blogging, and bridging the gap between activists on the ground and journalists. 15 years later, we talk about what Occupy Wall Street was really about and how we the 99% are still fighting the good fight against the 1%. We unpack what this means, wh
September 15, 2026: Writer Priscilla Grim Talks About the 15th Anniversery of Occupy Wall Street (opens the original)
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Occupy Wall Street began in Zuccotti Park in Lower Manhattan and inspired the creation of similar Occupy encampments in more than 60 cities and towns across the country. Writer Priscilla Grim was there right through the beginning, starting her career blogging, and bridging the gap between activists on the ground and journalists. 15 years later, we talk about what Occupy Wall Street was really about and how we the 99% are still fighting the good fight against the 1%. We unpack what this means, wh
September 15, 2026: Brian Romero on State Legislation to Protect Us From Unchecked AI Dystopia (opens the original)
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Protesters gathered Tuesday morning outside the New York headquarters of Open AI as concerns grow about the potential dangers posed by Artificial Super Intelligence including the extinction of humanity within the next decade. Assemblymember-elect Brian Romero from Western Queens was among the speakers. He joined us to talk about state-level legislation he is crafting to rein in the worst excesses of the AI industry.
September 15: Listener Call-Ins (opens the original)
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This week's Listener Call-Ins were exciting. We had a call in from Alex Vitale, Brooklyn College Professor and Author of End of Policing who gave us his take on AOC and the language and strategy that can be used to effectively end policing. A fun one to see how your neighbors and fellow listeners think.
September 8, 2026: City & State's Peter Sterne on 9/11 Memorial and Mamdani + Keating Zelenke of the Providence Post on David Morales (opens the original)
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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration faces a steady string of challenges from the right as his administration continues to implement his progressive agenda. In the first segment we speak with City & State Editor Peter Sterne about the new Mayor's Office of Labor Power, lawsuits challenging his rent freeze, his pied-a-terre tax on second mansions and his plan to open five city run grocery stores as well as the wave of Islamophobic attacks on Mamdani as the 25th anniversary of 9/11
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