Video reports and media appearances by City Limits’ staff and contributors
Everything you ever wanted to know about the state of marijuana laws in New York, but were afraid to ask, with Nushin Rashidian of Cannabis Wire and Danny Danko of High Times joining moderator Jarrett Murphy of City Limits.
The lower-income, working-class people along the Jerome Avenue corridor are among the New Yorkers most in need of affordable housing. So why is there so much skepticism about the mayor’s plan to make that neighborhood a focus of his housing plan?
The latest edition of the Brooklyn Independent Media reporters’ roundtable show features two veteran journalists who spent the past year getting used to Mayor de Blasio.
The true meaning of blogs, the new thinking on citizen journalism and how neighborhood news sites survive in a tough marketplace were all on tap in the latest edition of Straight Up.
So, three guys walk into a bar and … talk about what happens when one of the most powerful men in the state is suddenly dethroned.
The latest episode of Straight Up looks at New York City’s ethnic media: how their role is different from the mainstream media, the challenges they face and how they are evolving.
It’s always fascinating to watch politicians who are suspected of being dirty. What’s the media’s role in channeling our fascination in a way that serves the public?
Watch the latest episode of “Straight Up,” the Brooklyn Independent Media reporters’ roundtable that trades studio seats for bar stools. This month, Capital New York’s Azi Paybarah and Ben Max of Gotham Gazette are guests.
The second episode of “Straight Up” features a discussion on race and policing.
Beauty and toxins, industry and wildlife mix in Newtown Creek, along the Gowanus Canal and near the old Wolff-Alport Chemical Company on the Brooklyn-Queens border.
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