Myrtle vs Wyckoff
This show is set somewhere on the disputed Bushwick/Ridgewood border.
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Ridgewood deserves its own film festival (opens the original)
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I sit down with the team behind the Ridgewood Off-Kilter Film Festival (ROFF) to talk about building community, what it takes to put together an independent film festival, and what to expect from this year’s fourth edition, running September 10–13.
Dinner parties are the new restaurants (opens the original)
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My wife Nika and I love hosting dinner parties.
Some movies are just vibes (and that's okay) (opens the original)
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Cinematographer and filmmaker Jackson W. Lewis and I try to define exactly what a "vibe movie" is—and why it's not necessarily a bad thing.
Can millennials afford to have kids in NYC? (part 2) (opens the original)
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Picking up where I left off in Episode 9, I talk to my friend and recent dad Ben Federman about having a kid on the Bushwick/Ridgewood border. We discuss the social rituals of approaching other parents, the agony of being hungover with a baby, stroller envy, and our shared hatred of the Ridgewood Tower.
Is this the end of music scenes as we know them? (opens the original)
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Joey Dussault is one of the busiest musicians I know. He's in the garage rock band Bard's Flying Vessel, the chiptune emo band (T-T)b, and his latest project, Sorcerer. In this episode, we discuss music scenes, from Ridgewood to Dimes Square, Boston, and beyond.
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