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Brooklyn Property Development
Last night was my last ever Earshot. The others gave me a hard time for not being more emotional about it, but I am sad that I won’t be doing it anymore. I’ve really, really enjoyed producing the show for the past year and a bit and I’m proud of most of the work we’ve [...]
Student Housing at NYU
A few weeks ago on Earshot we did an episode about student housing at NYU and the change in the priority traditionally given to seniors in the choice of housing. Janet Yu hosted with me. She’ll be taking over as co-host with Mike Arroyo next year.
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Economics and Networks
Last week on Earshot we did a show about Telecommunciations Networks and the ways new technology is disrupting the current order and regulatory system. This is stuff I’m really interested in.
John spoke to Nicholas Economides of NYU’s Stern Business School, an expert in the Economics of Networks. I spoke to Brian Capouch of St. [...]
Stern Business Plan
Last week on Earshot we did a show about the Stern Business Plan and entrepreneurship. Janet and Annie put together a great package on some of the student semi-finalists. The levels are not great unfortunately, and the sound files seem to have been slightly corrupted in places, but it’s still a good listen if you [...]
Solomon Revisited
Last week on Earshot we did a show about the Solomon Amendment and the recent Supreme Court judgement ruling it to be Constitutional. Our very first Earshot last year (and pilot!) was about this issue, so it was great to be able to do a follow up.
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Fair Trade
Just before Spring Break we did a Earshot episode about Fair Trade. This show idea was Annie Myers’s and she made the package, which was her first time editing. She did a great job.
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Databases and Privacy
A couple of weeks ago on Earshot I spoke to Chris Hoofnagle of the Electronic Privacy Information Centre about the threats to our privacy posed by databases that store information about us without our explicit knowledge or consent.
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A Scan of the Radio Dial the Night Lennon Died
WFMU’s Beware of the Blog: NYC Radio The Night John Lennon Died (mp3)
Poverty in America
A couple of weeks ago on Earshot we spoke to Larry Mead, who has been described as “NYU’s token conservative” (which is a backhanded compliment really if you consider the reactionary liberalism NYU is known for). He is also the guy who invented workfare. I disagree with almost everything he says, but his is certainly [...]
Delicious Booze
A few weeks ago on Earshot we did an episode about how a college in Ohio has decided to start informing the parents of students if their offspring were caught drinking. We spoke to Randy Havesham, who thinks this is a fine idea. He likens people’s children to investments and reasons that as investors parents [...]
