Beste WNYC Radio Podcasts (2023)

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Radio Rookies from WNYC

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The Mary Jane Mindset: Rookies report on Marijuana 10:19

7+ y ago10:19

10:19

Temitayo and Gemma spoke with nearly three dozen high school students who smoke weed to learn more about what they call "the Mary Jane mindset".Von WNYC Studios

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Father's Day from Radio Rookies: Trying to Do it Right and Not Repeat a Father's Mistakes 12:14

7+ y ago12:14

12:14

When people think about teen parents, they usually picture a young mom. But what about the dads?Von WNYC Studios

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Tough to the Corps: Teen Girl Wants to Join Marines 8:21

7+ y ago8:21

8:21

Cece Rodriguez may be tiny at 5 ’4”, 100 lbs, but she’s physically strong. Despite her family’s concerns, she dreams of testing her toughness by enlisting in the U.S. Marines.Von WNYC Studios

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Sickle and Me 9:02

8y ago9:02

9:02

Nearly 100,000 Americans suffer from a disorder called Sickle Cell Anemia. Radio Rookie Bree Person hates talking about Sickle cells – but she put together this report nevertheless.Von WNYC Studios

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Radio Rookies from WNYC

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American Dream - Minus My Mom 8:26

8y ago8:26

8:26

At 17-years-old Tangeneka Taylor moved to the U.S from Guyana with her dad and sister. Along with having to adjust to a new country, she’s had to adjust to life without her mom.Von WNYC Studios

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Eyes Off the Goal: When Sports Rule and School Suffers 9:29

8y ago9:29

9:29

Fresh grass. Freedom. Success. That was the sensation Edward Munoz experienced every time he walked onto a soccer field. But in school, he felt like he wasn’t meant to be there.Von WNYC Studios

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My Education, Uninterrupted 8:23

8y ago8:23

8:23

In New York City the high school graduation rate for black males was 28 percent in 2010. Radio Rookie Mike Brown is a young black man living in Harlem and being raised by a single mom.Von WNYC Studios

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Not the 'Right' Kind of Gay 8:27

8y ago8:27

8:27

In some ways, being feminine made life harder for Dakota than his sexuality.Von WNYC Studios

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We Just Don't Talk: One Family's Silence about Dating Abuse 9:05

8y ago9:05

9:05

When 18-year-old Radio Rookie Mari Santos recognized that her older sister Alison was in abusive relationship, the hardest part was figuring out how to talk to her about it.Von WNYC Studios

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Seeking an End to Cycles of Abuse 10:22

8y ago10:22

10:22

Destiny Mabry had a lot in common with her older sister: a love of dance, a bright smile, and excellent jump rope skills. They also both had experience with abusive relationships.Von WNYC Studios

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Radio Rookies from WNYC

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Why Do I Stay? 29:28

8y ago29:28

29:28

Rainy wanted to understand why she stayed with an older boyfriend who humiliated and physically abused her. So she spent two years reporting from inside the relationship.Von WNYC Studios

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Radio Rookies from WNYC

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Sexual Cyberbullying: The Modern Day Letter A 10:30

8y ago10:30

10:30

Many teenagers live half their lives on social media sites, and they're writing the rules as they go. One online trend Radio Rookie Temitayo Fagbenle finds disturbing is "slut-shaming"Von WNYC Studios

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Nine People, One Bedroom: A Teen's Take on Life In Poverty 9:52

8y ago9:52

9:52

Jairo Gomez's nine-person family lives in a one-bedroom apartment. He knows education is the way out of poverty, but sometimes being poor makes it difficult to make good choices.Von WNYC Studios

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Radio Rookies from WNYC

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American Heaven 9:49

8y ago9:49

9:49

Aired December, 2012. Danielle was 13 when she left her home and her mother in the Congo. She came to New York to pursue the American dream, but she wound up living in a homeless shelter.Von WNYC Studios

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The ABCs of Chinese Americans 7:13

13y ago7:13

7:13

Aired October, 2010. Radio Rookie Helen Peng lives in Flushing, Queens and calls herself an ABC, or American-born Chinese. But a lot of FOBs, or Fresh-off-the-boat Chinese people, also live in her neighborhood. Helen identifies with both the ABC and the FOB cultures and struggles with how to identify herself.…

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Radio Rookies from WNYC

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Breast-Fed Language 9:21

13y ago9:21

9:21

Aired October, 2010. Radio Rookie Andrea Lee's parents came here from the Philippines in the 1990s. She is not sure she agrees with at least one decision her parents made - not teaching her their language.Von WNYC Studios

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Radio Rookies from WNYC

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Level Up 8:55

13y ago8:55

8:55

Aired September, 2010. Although 40% of all game players are female, players of hardcore games like Grand Theft Auto are mostly male. That means the games are designed with boys and men in mind. Rookie Reporter Jessica Cernadas finds that very frustrating.Von WNYC Studios

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The Potential Diplomat 7:51

13y ago7:51

7:51

Aired September, 2010. Rookie Reporter Melissa Best has always dreamed of becoming a US diplomat — living abroad and helping people; but then she found out how much work it is to become one. Melissa wonders if she can really live up to her high–achiever persona.Von WNYC Studios

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Radio Rookies from WNYC

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Interview With a Teenage Vampire 8:59

13y ago8:59

8:59

Aired June, 2010. Radio Rookie Hawa Lee reports on the sometimes spooky connection between vampires and teenagers.Von WNYC Studios

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Radio Rookies from WNYC

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Back to the Middle East 9:07

13y ago9:07

9:07

Aired June, 2010. 18-year-old Radio Rookie Alexis Gordon is struggling to understand her dad's decision to stay in the Army and go back to the Middle East.Von WNYC Studios

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Schools On: Will Tensions Persist on Staten Island? 6:05

13y ago6:05

6:05

Aired September, 2010. The Staten Island Radio Rookies look into what motivates the bias attacks in their community. They wonder whether the beginning of school year will impact the tension in their neighborhood.Von WNYC Studios

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Radio Rookies from WNYC

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Chicken 7:28

13y ago7:28

7:28

Web exclusive. Amana Kashakzi loves chicken, but with all the fried chicken restaurants in her neighborhood, she starts to wonder if there is a conspiracy to entice black people to eat chicken.Von WNYC Studios

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Trisomy 13 7:16

13y ago7:16

7:16

Aired March, 2000. Marc Delgado lives in Washington Heights, with his mother and his sister Candice, who is severely disabled. Candice was born with Trisomy 13 and doctors thought she would die before she was two, but somehow, she's made it past her 13th birthday. Sadly, Candice passed away after the initial airing of Marc's story.…

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Being a Gay Teenager 5:00

13y ago5:00

5:00

Aired March, 2000. 14-years-old Kady Bulnes reported on what it's like to be a gay or lesbian teenager in a neighborhood like Harlem.Von WNYC Studios

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Graffiti Hall of Fame 4:42

13y ago4:42

4:42

Aired March, 2000. 15-year-old Jimmy Belfon Jr. reports on the Graffiti Hall of Fame, which covers the walls of his school playground. Jimmy says traveling the streets of New York City is like visiting a museum.Von WNYC Studios

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Radio Rookies from WNYC

WNYC Studios

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The Mary Jane Mindset: Rookies report on Marijuana 10:19

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Father's Day from Radio Rookies: Trying to Do it Right and Not Repeat a Father's Mistakes 12:14

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Tough to the Corps: Teen Girl Wants to Join Marines 8:21

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Sickle and Me 9:02

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American Dream - Minus My Mom 8:26

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Eyes Off the Goal: When Sports Rule and School Suffers 9:29

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My Education, Uninterrupted 8:23

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Not the 'Right' Kind of Gay 8:27

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We Just Don't Talk: One Family's Silence about Dating Abuse 9:05

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Seeking an End to Cycles of Abuse 10:22

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Why Do I Stay? 29:28

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Sexual Cyberbullying: The Modern Day Letter A 10:30

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Nine People, One Bedroom: A Teen's Take on Life In Poverty 9:52

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American Heaven 9:49

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The ABCs of Chinese Americans 7:13

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Breast-Fed Language 9:21

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Level Up 8:55

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The Potential Diplomat 7:51

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Interview With a Teenage Vampire 8:59

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Back to the Middle East 9:07

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Schools On: Will Tensions Persist on Staten Island? 6:05

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Chicken 7:28

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Trisomy 13 7:16

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Being a Gay Teenager 5:00

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Graffiti Hall of Fame 4:42

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