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by A New York City Podcast By Kelly Kopp With Executive Producer Jae Watson
Welcome to The New Yorkers Podcast, hosted by Kelly Kopp (@newyorkcitykopp). Each week, Kelly sits down with the people who make New York City what it is... lifelong New Yorkers, creators, entrepreneurs, artists, community leaders, personalities, and fascinating characters with a New York story to tell.From growing up in the five boroughs to building a life in the greatest city in the world, every guest brings a different perspective on what it means to be a New Yorker.Executive Producer: Jae Watson (@studiojae170)New episodes every other Tuesday.
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- 5 days ago56 min
The Manhattan District Attorney! -With Alvin Bragg
In this episode, Kelly is joined by Civil Servant Alvin Bragg! Alvin has served as the Chief Deputy Attorney General at the New York State Attorney General’s Office and as an Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York. At New York Law School, he was a visiting professor of law and the co-director of the Racial Justice Project. Alvin is currently the Manhattan District Attorney, or DA for short. Kelly asks Alvin what growing up in Harlem was like. Alvin talks about his mom always keeping an eye out for him, and his dad being a well-known community leader. He tells us about hopping on the subway and traveling around the city, as well as growing up with some of the famous restaurants and local businesses of Harlem. Kelly then asks Alvin about his college years and meeting his wife. Alvin tells us his version of their first date and what he wore to it. He then talks a bit about his kids and what raising kids was like for him in his position of power. Alvin talks a bit about how he became interested in Law. He talks about a few situations he had growing up where firearms were involved. He talks about his father being involved in the community, and how he wanted to be able to give back to the community. Kelly asks him about college, and Alvin talks about going to Harvard and studying under a judge right out of Law School. He says that it was a very formative part of his life, and it helped him become the person he is today. Kelly asks about some of the higher-profile cases that he has taken on. He asks what the pressure is like to know that the whole world is watching. Alvin talks about his grounded approach to handling those kinds of cases and how he makes sure that all of his cases get the attention they deserve. Kelly asks the DA about his priorities for his office. Alvin talks about how he is really trying to prosecute corporate crimes. He talks about how his office helps with the affordability crisis that many New Yorkers are facing. He also talks about some of the smaller but still important petty crime that happens and ways that he's working to look at those cases more holistically. Kelly and Alvin talk about the historic Knicks win. Alvin was born the same year that they last won, and has been waiting his entire life for this moment. The two talk about where they were that night and how magical it was to witness. They talk about how the city came together in that moment and how it set the tone for the rest of the summer. But above all else; Alvin Bragg is a New Yorker Manhattan DA's office information Call: 212-335-9000 @ManhattanDA Kelly's Social Media: @NewYorkCityKopp Jae's Social Media @StudioJae170 Chapters - Intro and Welcome - Meeting Alvin Bragg - Growing Up in Harlem - Safety Then vs. Now - Parents and Upbringing - Harlem Little League and Local Businesses - Harlem Changes and Favorite Spots - Trinity Tiger Mascot Story - Early Encounters with Gun Violence and Police - Meeting His Wife - Family Life and Kids - Early Legal Career - State vs Federal Courts and DA's Role - Priorities as DA: Gun Violence and Safety Programs - Corporate Crime and Antitrust Task Force - Career Length and Public Recognition - Community Partnerships and Listening to New Yorkers - High-Profile Cases: Trump and Others - How to Report Crimes - Knicks Fandom and Game 4 Comeback - What Being a New Yorker Means - Outro and Credits
- 2 weeks ago57 min
Dan Smith Will Teach You Podcasting -With Dan Smith
In this episode, Kelly is joined by Dan Smith! He is a guitarist, Singer-songwriter, performer, and teacher. You've probably seen his “Dan Smith Will Teach You Guitar” posters all over the city! Kelly asks Dan where he's from. Dan talks about being from Massachusetts, where he first started taking guitar lessons, studying abroad in Paris, playing guitar as a street performer, and ultimately landing in New York to pursue acting. Dan tells Kelly that the first time he heard the strum of a guitar, it was magical. He then asked his mom if he could learn, and she reluctantly allowed him to learn with a big caveat... No Rock and Roll! Dan and Kelly talk a bit about the process of learning guitar: Dan can tell what kind of music each student will make based on their initial handshake. He talks about how important breathing is when you are learning how to play, and he tells Kelly that the most important thing that people need to learn is that it's ok to make mistakes. Kelly asks Dan about the flier campaign. Dan talks about how it started and why he initially wanted to teach guitar. He then talks a bit about how it changed over the years based on the different genres of music that he was interested in teaching. And he talks about some of the parodies and spoofs that have been generated by many New Yorkers because of how diligent he was about putting up fliers. Dan then talks about where all this has gotten him. He tells Kelly about the HP commercial that he shot in order to promote their new printer and the full-circle moment he had on set that brought him back to his days as an extra on Law and Order. He talks about his time with New York Nico, being interviewed by him during COVID, performing at his film festival opening, and even working with him on the HP commercial! Finally, Dan plays a couple New York themed songs for us! But above all else; Dan Smith is a New Yorker. Dan Smith's Social Media: @DanSmithMusicNYC Kelly's Social Media: @NewYorkCityKopp Jae's Social Media @StudioJae170 Chapters - Intro and welcoming Dan Smith - Dan's path to New York and early teaching - First guitar memories and childhood lessons - Learning rock and roll despite mom's wishes - Chord progressions and intuitive music learning - Teaching philosophy: feeling over technique - Breathing, vulnerability, and decades of teaching - Reading people through handshakes and energy - The Keegan-Michael Key handshake story - Embracing mistakes as a teacher - Connecting with students and Dale Carnegie wisdom - Helping people get out of their own way - Origins of the guitar lesson flyers - Extra work on Law and Order and Jerry Orbach - Evolving the flyer into a brand - Flyer becomes internet meme and parody phenomenon - Not being recognized despite fame - Scale of the flyer campaign over decades - New York Nico collaboration and mask parody - HP commercial and Times Square billboard - Shooting the HP ad and fruit salad full circle - The documentary about Dan Smith's story - Auctioning flyers for Gotham Food Pantry - Flyers as comfort and inspiration for New Yorkers - Dan performs I've Been Everywhere (NYC version) - Dan performs New York Forever - Reflections on persistence and passion - What it means to be a New Yorker - Closing, social media, and shoutouts
- Oct 13, 20261h 3m
New York Women over Dinner! -With Aubrey Fuller and Sofia Teplitzky
In this episode, Kelly talks with nonprofit leaders Aubry Fuller and Sofia Teplitzky! Aubrey is the Director of Women Over Dinner and leads the worldwide women’s movement: Women Are Power. She has grown the organization to gather more than 6,300 women to the dinner table in 30 countries. Aubrey has also edited and published “The Women’s Steps to Unleashing Power”. A book based on the teachings of the founder of Women Over Dinner. Sofia is the Director of Partnerships at Women Over Dinner. She partners with New York staples like Orwasher’s and Magnolia bakeries to bring their dinners to life event after event. And she is writing a book, drawn from her own life, about women's power and what becomes possible when women reclaim it. Kelly asks Aubrey and Sofia about where they're from and how they met. Aubrey and Sofia talk about growing up in California and how strongly they believe in women's empowerment. Aubrey talks about her women's empowerment movement and how she met Sofia through it. Sofia talks about growing up in Southern California around food and how that shaped her current career. Sofia tells Kelly about Free Food! A free restaurant they partner with in Harlem that delivers free three-course meals to the people who need them most. They talk about family karaoke nights, how they do arts and crafts, and the different days of the week that they operate. Aubrey also talks about volunteering for the restaurant and how bringing dignity to people who need it is fulfilling. Kelly absolutely loves the idea and is resolved to go see it for himself. Kelly asks Sofia about working in fine dining. Sofia talks about her time as a hostess working at a Michelin-star restaurant where she saw herself as a director of sorts: Guiding the flow of the restaurant like an artist. She talks about how she learned from the servers how to bring that artistry to Women over Dinner. Sofia and Aubry talk about Women over Dinner. They describe how it was founded and what its goal is. Kelly asks them about their worldwide reach, and they tell Kelly how they've talked to people around the world who set up events for their own communities. They describe the joy and fulfilment that comes from women who take on the challenge of bringing the event to their family. Kelly then asks the women about women over dinner in correctional facilities. Aubrey and Sofia talk about how much they have loved getting to run that program. They talk about the growth that it has seen between their different visits, how the women get excited for them to come and continue to talk about it after they leave. They describe the growth that they've seen in some of the women because of the experience they've had at Women Over Dinner. And they talk about how welcome and at home they have been made to feel because of their experiences. Finally, Sofia and Aubrey talk about the first ever Women Over Dinner Gala that they are hosting in Harlem. They talk about all of the activities and events they will be putting together, and the cause that they are raising money for. But above all else; Sofia and Aubrey are New Yorkers. Kelly's Social Media: @NewYorkCityKopp Jae's Social Media @StudioJae170 Women Over Dinner: https://womenoverdinner.org/ @WomenOverDinner Chapters - Intro and Guest Welcome - Meet Aubrey and Sophia: Women Are Power & Unconditional Freedom - The Prison Monastery Project - Free Food: Harlem's Dignity-Centered Restaurant - Restoration of Dignity Across Initiatives - Family Night and Community Vibes - Sophia's Restaurant Background and Michelin Star Experience - Food as Love and Passion - Aubrey's Journey to New York - Finding New York Identity - How Aubrey and Sophia Met - Origins of Women Over Dinner - The Women Over Dinner Team and Growth - What Happens at a Women Over Dinner Event - Satellite Dinners and Global Expansion - Women Over Dinner in Prisons - Emotional Stories from Incarcerated Women - Dignity in the Dining Experience - Including All Parts of the Justice System - Upcoming Gala and How to Get Involved - Closing Thoughts: What It Means to Be a New Yorker - Outro and Social Media Shoutouts
- Sep 29, 202648 min
The New Yorkers Answer Your Questions Part 2!
In this Episode, Kelly is joined by Melissa and Jae as they all answer your questions! Melissa tells us how she and Kelly met. She talks about her love for New York City, and how she discovered more of it thanks to Kelly's private tours. Melissa talks about being from Buffalo New York, and how she loves to travel to the city a few times a year to see various sites and do various activities. For the first questions, a viewer asks: What everyone's favoirte observation deck is. Jae offeres an embarrasing omission, and Melissa and Kelly debate which view is better: The empire state building or the top of the rock. Next, a viewer asks: what we would do if we only had one day in New York. Kelly and Jae both talk about central park of course, but Melissa talks about all of her favorite winter activities if she were to visit during that time of year. Another viewer asks: what are some unconventional places tourists might not visit. Melissa talks about her favoirte village to walk around in, Jae talks about a neighborhood that you can't get to by train, and Kelly talks about an island that he refuses to take the tram to. Kelly then asks the group: What are three places that they think tourists should visit. Jae talks about some of his favoirte spots in Brooklyn, Melissa talks about her favorite spots in Manhattan, and Kelly tries to remember the name of a new neighborhood he's been exploring, but Jae helps him figure it out. Finally, a viewer asks: What is everyone's favorite spot in New York is. Each New Yorker talks about their own favorite park and why they love it. But above all else; Kelly, Jae, and Melissa are all New Yorkers! Kelly's Social Media: @NewYorkCityKopp Jae's Social Media @StudioJae170 Chapters - Intro and welcome - How Melissa and Kelly met - Tribeca and Love Story tour experience - Being a New Yorker at heart - Q: Favorite observation decks in NYC - One World Trade and emotional 9/11 memories - Favorite observation deck picks - Q: One perfect day - spring in Central Park - Winter in New York City - Autumn foliage and favorite fall spots - Halloween festivals and fall decorations - Q: Overlooked NYC neighborhoods - Fort Greene and Brooklyn's Bridge play - Q: Top spots for unconventional tourists - Harry Styles concert walk story - Q: Absolute favorite spot in NYC - Central Park memories and Shakespeare in the Park - Hidden park near Jefferson Library - Closing thoughts and what being a New Yorker means - Outro and credits
- Sep 15, 202653 min
New Yorkers Volunteer to Commemorate 9/11 -With Ed Welter
In this episode, Kelly is joined by Ed Welter. Ed has operated a construction company for more than 40 years, worked as the chief dialysis technician at Kings County Hospital and has volunteered at the 9/11 Memorial & Museum. He is also a licensed New York City tour guide who leads tours of the historic Woolworth Building. Kelly asks Ed about growing up in Alphabet City, where one of his earliest memories is of his grandfather coming home from work and bathing in the kitchen while listening to “Volare.” Years later, Ed visited the Tenement Museum with his father and was reminded of his grandparents’ home. Ed then talks about his mother’s battle with kidney disease. When she died, she was the longest-surviving woman on dialysis in the world. At only eight years old, Ed was trained to help operate her home dialysis machine. His mother helped found the American Association of Kidney Patients and traveled to the House of Representatives to help secure dialysis treatment for Americans who needed it. Ed tells Kelly why 38th Street—the street where the podcast studio is located—holds such a special place in his heart. His father’s construction company was based there, his parents met there and Ed later met his wife there. He also talks about getting married, moving to Long Island to raise his family and never quite feeling at home away from New York City. After separating from his wife, Ed moved back to Manhattan and began volunteering at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine. That experience inspired him to volunteer when the 9/11 Memorial opened and eventually become a licensed New York City tour guide. Ed believes many of the best things in his life came from volunteering. While volunteering at the 9/11 Museum, Ed met Helen Post Curry, the great-granddaughter of Woolworth Building architect Cass Gilbert. She invited him to become a guide at the Woolworth Building, where he met his future business partner, Bob Gelber. After working there as guides, Ed and Bob eventually took over the tour company and helped bring public tours back to one of New York City’s most iconic landmarks. Ed also tells the remarkable story of how Frank W. Woolworth rose from humble beginnings to build a retail empire and commission what became the tallest building in the world when it opened in 1913. Finally, Kelly asks Ed to share the heartfelt story of the birdhouse that was left at the 9/11 Memorial to honor one of the victims of the attacks. But above all else; Ed Welter is a New Yorker. Kelly's Social Media: @NewYorkCityKopp Jae's Social Media @StudioJae170 Book a tour with Ed & Bob! https://woolworthtoursnyc.comhttps://www.facebook.com/WoolworthToursNYChttps://www.instagram.com/woolworthtoursnyc/https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g60763-d34318952-Reviews-Woolworth_Tours_NYC-New_York_City_New_York.htmlhttps://www.viator.com/tours/New-York-City/Official-Woolworth-Building-Lobby-Tour-with-Vault-Access/d687-5643763P3Info@woolworthtoursnyc.com Chapters - Intro and Guest Background - Growing Up in Alphabet City - The Tenement Museum and Family Memories - Mother's Battle with Kidney Disease and Dialysis Legacy - Learning Dialysis as a Child and TV Feature - Life in Manhattan, Marriage, and Long Island Years - Returning Home to New York City - Billionaires Row and City Growth - Morningside Heights and Cathedral of St. John the Divine Tours - The Vertical Tour and the Sweeper Story - Surprise Concert with Clapton and Bon Jovi - Joining the 9/11 Memorial as a Volunteer - Becoming a Licensed Tour Guide - Meeting Helen Curry and the Woolworth Building Tours - Rebuilding the Tour Company After COVID - Tunnel to Towers Foundation and Smart Homes - The Tunnel to Towers Run and Stephen Siller's Story - History and L
- Sep 1, 202659 min
Born in Brooklyn: Dan of All Day NYC on Growing Up New York
On this episode of The New Yorkers Podcast, Kelly Kopp sits down with Dan from All Day NYC for a funny, nostalgic, and very New York conversation about growing up in Bensonhurst and Gravesend, Coney Island summers, Canal Street, pizza, bagels, the subway, viral NYC moments, the Knicks championship parade, and what it really means to be a New Yorker. Dan also shares how All Day NYC got started, some of his favorite viral moments, and his memories of being a 16-year-old high school student in Brooklyn on September 11th, 2001. We also talk about Kelly’s experience surviving a 2017 NYC subway derailment, whether the subway feels safer today, and why this past summer felt like New York had finally found some of its old energy again. Chapters - New Yorkers Podcast - Living in Brooklyn in the 90s - Cops Chase Car stereo sellers down Canal Street - Bay Ridge resident on the high cost of living - What's the Problem with Chipotle? - NYC on Social Media - School Bus Rave - Riding A One Wheeler In The City - Raccoons Go Viral - The Knicks Parade in NYC - Crazy People Try To Get Through The Woolworth Building - The Knicks' 53-Year-Old Tattoo - NYC Mayor on the Summer - World Cup and Fourth of July celebrations in NYC - The Summer of Celebrations - Favorite Pizza Places in NYC - Pizza on Bleecker Street - Upper Manhattan's best restaurant, 'Bitcoin Steakhouse' - Bagels and Drinking Water - The New York City Water Fountains - NYC Subway Rider on Safety - Jumping off the subway in NYC - What Happened On September 11, 2001 - What Was It Like To Be In NYC On September 11th? - The 9/11 memorial in Manhattan - The Oculus Museum - A Woman's Talk About 911 - Questions for New York City Residents - Top New Yorkers Talk About The City - Dan on What It Means to Be a New Yorker - All Day NYC
- Aug 18, 202647 min
*Summer Re-Air* Thriller NYC! -With Zombie Papas: Jorge and Todd
The New Yorkers are on Summer Vacation this week. So join them as they look back on a previous episode while they look forward to the Halloween season! **************************************** In this episode, Kelly is joined by Zombie Papas Jorge and Todd, the organizers of Thriller NYC! Join them as they introduce themselves. Jorge tells us how he came to New York, and what it was like moving here. Todd, on the other hand, talks about being third-generation from Brooklyn. They tell us about how they met, as well as their costume wedding. They talk about how they found Thriller NYC and how long they've been involved with it. Jorge talks about the founding of Thriller in the West Village Halloween parade. He talks about the first time it was done and what it was like when it first started. He talks about how he initially joined another Thriller group because Thriller NYC was full. Todd talks about how Jorge invited him to join Thriller one year, but not in the way that he had wanted to. Kelly asks about the process of putting together something so massive. Todd talks about the process of how people get tickets and join the group. He goes over what the rehearsals look like as well as what the timetable is like to put on something like that. They both talk about what people are getting out of their ticket. They talk about how it is important for them to form a safe community, and they emphasise moving your body in community, and the healing power that it can have. Jorge and Todd thank Kelly for his viral video of the performance, and they talk about how that helped them get put back on the map and continue post Covid. They also talk about what it feels like to put together this massive project every year, and the cultural impact that it has on the world. They talk about their trip to South Africa and how Thriller even has an impact there. Finally, Kelly asks them some quick fire questions about the dance, the Halloween parade, the costumes, and where to eat after. But, above all else; Jorge and Todd are New Yorkers. Kelly's Social Media @NewYorkCityKopp Join Thriller NYC! https://www.thrillernyc.com/ @Thrillernyc Donate to the village Halloween parade! https://halloween-nyc.com/donate/ Jae's Social Media @Studiojae170 Chapters - New Yorkers Podcast - This New York Couple Had A 'Thriller' Wedding - The Halloween Parade With Thriller - The Thriller Dance in the NYC Parade - How To Participate in the Parade Thriller Dance - The West Village Thriller Parade - The Memphis Thriller Parade - The New York Thriller Dance - Mets Mascots at the Parade - The Cast of Thriller - Thriller's Spring Parade - What Makes The Thriller Dance So New York? - Dancing To Michael Jackson's Thriller in Mozambique - The New York City Zombie Parade - How the Village Halloween Parade Works - Thriller's NYC Parade - Village Halloween Parade - The Halloween Parade in New York - What It Means to Be A New Yorker - New Yorkers: Thank You!
- Aug 4, 202652 min
Bodega Cats of New York! -With Dan Rimada
In this episode, Kelly is joined by Dan Rimada! He is the founder of Bodega Cats NYC, Author of the book, and started a campaign to pass the first legislation in New York City surrounding Bodega Cats! Kelly asks Dan about growing up! Dan talks about what it was like to grow up in the same neighborhood as The Wu Tang Clan! He talks about going between Brooklyn and Staten Island, and where his parents ended up. Dan asks Kelly about Disney World, and you won't believe the number of times that he's been there! Dan then talks about his love for Cats! He talks about how he first noticed his local bodega's cat during COVID. Kelly and Dan talked about how time slowed during that time, and how they were able to appreciate more of the little things. Dan talks about the New York Tour that he does, and tells Kelly a story about how a cat saved Brooklyn Borough Hall! Kelly asks Dan all about his tours, and Dan talks about where his tours go, who he runs them with, and tells us another great story about a famous New York City Cat! Kelly asks Dan about the Bodega Cats of New York Instagram account. Dan talks about how he originally wanted to keep the account focused on his photos and experiences. But after receiving a lot of requests from other New Yorkers, he decided to start posting submissions. He then talks about how his account got deleted, right at the peak of its growth! Kelly then asks Dan about his Book. Dan talks about how he worked with a cat photographer to go to Bodegas across all 5 boroughs to take pictures and write down the stories of the cats who live there. Kelly asks Dan about some of the stories in the book, and Dan tells him the tale of Zorro and how he earned his name! Kelly and Dan then talk about how Dan started the movement to legalize bodega cats. Dan talks about his initial petition, and the phone call that he received that ended it. Dan talks about the undertaking of changing New York State and City Law. He goes into detail about what the law says, how it's harmful for Bodega Cats, and what his proposal hopes to change. Finally, Kelly asks Dan about his upcoming projects, and Dan tells Kelly about a secret project that has not been announced yet, but he asks for Kelly's help with it on the Podcast! But above all else; Dan Rimada is a New Yorker! Kelly's Social Media: @NewYorkCityKopp Follow Bodega Cats of New York @NewYorkBodegaCats Pre-order the Book: Bodega Cats of New York Jae's Social Media @Studiojae170 Chapters - New Yorkers Podcast - Knicks fans at the game - White Man at Disney's Florida Resort - How Jerry Fox Saved Brooklyn Borough Hall - Jerry Fox on a Plaque - The Cat That Crossed the Brooklyn Bridge - Bodega Cat on - Bodega Cats of New York Instagram Account - Turkish Street Cats: The Story - Bodega Cats: The Story - We Spotted A Bodega Cat - The Health Inspector Who Scratched His Arm - Bodega Cat: Good Move - Donor Donates Cat Cat Boxes to Bodega Cats - Boca the Bodega Cat Got Stolen - Blanca the Bodega Cat Spotted on Google Street View - Bodega Cats: Legalize the Cat - Linda Rosenthal Introduces Bill to Officially Legalize Bode - Bodega Cat Archive in New York - Favorite NYC sandwich - What They Don't Understand About New York - Biker Lane Move on the Brooklyn Bridge - What It Means To Be A New Yorker
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Welcome to The New Yorkers Podcast, hosted by Kelly Kopp (@newyorkcitykopp). Each week, Kelly sits down with the people who make New York City what it is... lifelong New Yorkers, creators, entrepreneurs, artists, community leaders, personalities, and fascinating characters with a New York story to tell.From growing up in the five boroughs to building a life in the greatest city in the world, every guest brings a different perspective on what it means to be a New Yorker.Executive Producer: Jae Watson (@studiojae170)New episodes every other Tuesday.
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