On this week’s show, we discuss the 20 year anniversary of 9/11. A top the North Tower of the World Trade Center was Windows on The World, a New York City landmark restaurant with a beautiful and diverse staff.

This week's Feast Yr Ears features the incredible story of Franco Lania.

On today’s episode of THE FOOD SEEN, we’re joined by Christine Haughney, Senior Investigations Editor for

Japan Eats is back!  Host Akiko Katayama welcomes Shuho Yagi, owner of TIC Group, to the studio for a talk about his life and times, building a successful business, helping to define Japanese cuisine in New York City, plus establishing "Japantown" located in the East Village.  He shares that he f

Joel Viehland is combining Southern flavors with Nordic precision at Community Table in Washington, CT. Born in Chicago and raised in Milwaukee, Joel cut his teeth in a number of kitchens before making is way to Gramercy Tavern.

Mike Albo joins Mike Edison and Judy McGuire on this week's episode of Arts & Seizures to talk about the grimy world of journalism and publishing. Tune in to hear about Mike's book entitled The Junklet that was recently adapted into a play.

Is Ray Kelly's secret police spying on your neighbors? This week on Nothing Urgent, Derek Evers and Christopher Robbins are discussing the NYPD and some of their anti-terrorism tactics that unfairly target Muslims.

Shannon Shaw of Shannon and the Clams is hanging out in the studio with Derek Evers and Chris Robbins on this week's episode of Nothing Urgent! Derek and Chris start off the episode by reviewing what's urgent in the news: Paula Deen's racism, Citibikes, and NYPD bike tickets.

Adam Friedman is promoting local NYC manufacturers with the non-profit initiative Made in NYC. On this HRN Community Session, Mariana Cotlear talks design and food with Adam. Adam is also the Director of Pratt Center For Community Development- the organization that houses Made in NYC.