Today:
- Wednesday morning politics with Rep. Mikie Sherrill
- Elizabeth Kim shares updates from Mayor Adams' open press conference,
- Philanthropist Bruce Ratner on early cancer screenings,
- Listeners share their 'Moving Day' stories

Live at 10 on 93.9 FM, AM820 or WNYC 🎙.org

ICYMI, With May 1 as the traditional date to decide college acceptances, parents call in on how student protests or the FAFSA debacle are affecting those choices:
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ICYMI: While in NYC, Nuala McGovern discusses how the UK is handling migration, how London does congestion pricing -- and revisits her time as a Brian Lehrer Show producer:
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Three major offshore wind projects near Albany are dead in the water. It's a blow for New York's climate and energy goals. ICYMI, Politico's Marie French reports on what happened and what comes next:
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ICYMI, Columbia faculty member Joseph A. Howley & a CCNY student organizer share their views on the campus protests:
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With May 1 as the traditional date to decide college acceptances, parents call in on how student protests or the FAFSA debacle are affecting those choices:
wnyc.org/story/fraught-…

ICYMI: While in New York, Nuala McGovern on how the UK is handling migration, how London does congestion pricing -- and revisits her time as a Brian Lehrer Show producer:
wnyc.org/story/comparin…

Three major offshore wind projects near Albany are dead in the water. It's a blow for New York's climate and energy goals. ICYMI, Politico's Marie French reports:
wnyc.org/story/why-thre…

ICYMI, Columbia faculty member Joseph A. Howley and a CCNY student organizer share their views on the campus protests:
wnyc.org/story/campus-p…

Three major offshore wind projects near Albany are dead in the water. It's a blow for New York's climate and energy goals. Politico's Marie French reports. Tune in.
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Today:
- Joseph A. Howley and Hadeeqa Arzoo on local campus protests,
- Marie French on NY's offshore wind power projects,
- Nuala McGovern compares the US and UK's coverage of immigration,
- What do YOUR family's college decisions look like?

Live at 10 on 93.9 FM, AM820 or WNYC 🎙.org

Hear WNYC 🎙 reporter Matt Katz talk about his new podcast 'Inconceivable Truth,' about his quest to find out the truth about his paternity after some surprising results from a DNA test. Listen: wnyc.org/story/inconcei…

ICYMI: USA TODAY Washington bureau chief Susan Page talks about the latest national politics, inc. the White House correspondents dinner, a potential debate between Trump & Biden, plus her new biography of Barbara Walters. Listen: wnyc.org/story/politics…

ICYMI: WNYC 🎙 reporter Matt Katz talks about his new podcast 'Inconceivable Truth,' about his quest to find out the truth about his paternity after some surprising results from a DNA test. Listen: wnyc.org/story/inconcei…

ICYMI: WNYC 🎙 transportation reporter Just your friendly neighborhood transit reporter shares the latest on congestion pricing (including when it is supposed to go into effect), fare evasion, & other transit news. Listen here: wnyc.org/story/transit-…

The MTA has set a date for the start of congestion pricing. And the state budget aims to boostcity bus service (there's also an item on facial recognition).

Tune in as we go over the latest transit news with Just your friendly neighborhood transit reporter.
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Up first: Susan Page brings us the latest national politics headlines from Congress, the White House and the campaign trail. Plus, she'll discuss her new book about the legendary broadcast journalist Barbara Walters

Listen LIVE on WNYC 🎙
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Today:
- Susan Page on national politics, & her new book, 'THE RULEBREAKER: The Life and Times of Barbara Walters,'
- Just your friendly neighborhood transit reporter on congestion pricing, fare evasion, & other transit news,
- Matt Katz on his podcast 'Inconceivable Truth'

Live at 10 on 93.9 FM, AM820 or WNYC 🎙.org

For #nationalpoetrymonth , listeners on Friday called in to share a few lines from their favorite poems by Yeats, Dickinson, Shelley, and more -- plus a couple of their own creations:

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Brian Lehrer Weekend: Don't miss three of our favorites from the week with mayaberry, Joseph E. Stiglitz and Judith Enck:

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