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Welcome To Gothamist's First Podcast


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Published Apr 20, 2016

Modified Apr 21, 2016


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Dobkin in the studio.

Gothamist is considering launching a podcast, so we put together a pilot episode! It's here, and we're excited to share it with you—you can listen to it right now, just press play below or subscribe on iTunes, or... however all of this works. Here's an RSS link, if that's more your style.

Here's a little bit of what you'll be hearing in this inaugural episode:

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From Kerouac's fantasy baseball drawings that you'll be hearing about.

We welcome your feedback in the comments—what do you want to hear about in future episodes?

This Week's Host: Ben Yakas
Host-at-Large, Editor, Producer: Amber Scorah
Producer, Contributor: Jen Carlson
Sound Engineer, Theme Music: Alex Tween

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