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Guest interviews
English
United States
112 episodes
since Nov. 15, 2024
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In this episode of The Perez Notes, Roberto Perez speaks with author and scholar Joel Dinerstein about his memoir, The Last of the Ellis Island Jews—the tragicomic story of a working-class immigrant Jewish family in Brooklyn. Joel discusses the vibrant neighborhood culture that shaped his family, t…
Jeff Coltin returns to City & State New York — this time as Editor-in-Chief. In this episode of The Perez Notes, Roberto Perez sits down with Jeff Coltin to discuss his full-circle journey from intern in 2014 to leading one of New York’s most influential political publications. Coltin rose th…
Samuel A.A. Levine — From FTC Enforcer to NYC’s Top Consumer Watchdog NYC’s new Commissioner of the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection, Samuel A.A. Levine, joins The Perez Notes for a deep dive into the future of consumer rights and worker protection in America’s largest city. Before ta…
In this episode of The Perez Notes, I sit down with Julie Won, New York City Council Member for District 26, as she makes the leap to Congress in a race to succeed Nydia Velázquez. Julie Won is a trailblazer in New York City politics—the first woman and first immigrant to represent District 26, an…
Meet Chuck Park Born in Flushing and raised by Korean immigrant storeowners, Chuck Park’s story is rooted in the world’s borough. He served our country as a U.S. diplomat under Barack Obama, then came home to serve his community as a grassroots organizer and city government leader. Now, Chuck is …
🎙️ Jibreel joins The Perez Notes for a wide-ranging conversation about community, leadership, and his run for State Assembly. The son of a union nurse and a taxi driver who immigrated to New York in pursuit of the American dream, Jibreel was born and raised in the community he now seeks to serve. …
🎙️ Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso joins The Perez Notes for a wide-ranging conversation about his run for Congress, as he seeks to succeed longtime Representative Nydia Velázquez. Reynoso breaks down why he’s entering the race, how he’s approaching the campaign, and what he sees as the…
In this episode of The Perez Notes, host Roberto Perez speaks with Bradley Honan, CEO & President of the Honan Strategy Group, about the latest New York City congressional races and what the data says about where the political landscape is headed. Honan breaks down his race-by-race predictions…
In this episode of The Perez Notes, host Roberto Perez is joined by Harry Siegel, Senior Editor at THE CITY, Moynihan Public Scholar at City College, and host of the FAQ NYC podcast, for a wide-ranging conversation on the shifting power dynamics in New York politics. They break down Mayor Eric Ada…
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