The NYCTalking Podcast. Casual style interviews, stories, life in NYC and much more!
In today’s episode, we explore the lasting impact bullying can have beyond childhood. Although it often feels like something left behind, its effects can stay with us in many ways. Join the conversation as we reflect on these experiences and their influence on our lives.
Join us as we chat with the author of “The Last Surviving Dinosaur” and “A Grownup Guide to Effective Crankiness” about turning crankiness into a strength. Plus, hear stories from growing up in the Bronx in the 70s and much more in this lively episode!
Did you find a magazine in your mailbox that you didn’t order? Don’t worry! Press play and listen to our latest episode where we explain why that happens and what it means for you. Discover the story behind unexpected mail today!
In this podcast episode, I dive deeper into my experience with Gravity Yoga by Lucas Rockwood. Complementing my detailed article, I share honest insights and reflections to help you understand how this unique yoga approach impacted my practice and overall well-being.
In this episode, I share a personal story about an uncomfortable moment when an older man grabbed me in the gym shower. Listen to hear how I handled the situation and what I learned from standing up for myself in that difficult moment.
Join me on NYCTalking with director Aubrey Smith and cinematographer Chloe Smolkin as we dive into their short film Liza Anonymous. We explore their creative roles, the film’s story, and the journey of making a short film. Don’t miss this behind-the-scenes conversation!
I met Mars Cross on Smule, and we instantly clicked. From NYC to Cali vibes, we dive into conversations about anxiety, weed, dating, parenting, religion, and more. Join us for an honest and fun chat that goes beyond the usual small talk!
Years ago in the Bronx, a man used me as a shield while firing an entire magazine into a parked car with people inside. Listen to this gripping story on NYCTalking.com as we share what it was really like growing up in the Bronx during the 90s.
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