Dave survives a cement-dust ridden bike ride through Bushwick yet again to host a hilarious and information-packed episode of Cooking Issues. Find out which one food item Dave Nastassia agree on, what his thoughts are on nutrition, health and diets his thoughts on slow cooking vegetables. From Steve...

Derek Evers and Christopher Robbins are joined in the studio by Virginia-based band Eternal Summers. Eternal Summers are on an eight-day tour, and they're playing two dates in New York City! Hear about Eternal Summer's most recent stint in the recording studio in Austin, TX, and what to expect from...

Lynden Miller designs gardens for the people! This week on We Dig Plants, Carmen Devito and Alice Marcus Krieg are chatting on the phone with public park garden designer, Lynden Miller. Lynden was a painter when she redesigned and restored the Central Park Conservatory Garden. Since then, Lynden has designed...

Sean Basinski is standing up for the street vendor on today's Meet Your Maker. Rachel Wharton and John Taggart sit down with Sean to talk about The Street Vendor Project, an organization designed to protect the rights of street vendors in New York City. Hear about Sean's law background, and...

Today on Burning Down the House, Curtis B. Wayne is joined in the studio by Dutch architect Winka Dubbeldam. Tune into this episode to hear Winka reflect on her education and work with famed architect Peter Eisenman. Later, Curtis and Winka discuss flood threats in New York City post-Hurricane Sandy...

In spite of Hurricane Sandy, Burning Down the House soldiers on! This week, Curtis B. Wayne calls in from his emergency weather shelter to talk with Richard Yancey, project director at Green Light New York, Inc. Green Light New York, Inc., is an independent, nonprofit organization whose mission is to...

The Main Course introduces a new segment, the HRN Week in Review; where Patrick HRN Executive Producer Jack Inslee re-cap the week in radio and discuss current events. Later on the show, Liz Clarke, head butcher and chef at Bubby's, comes on the discuss her experiences with butchering and...

In celebration of the 200th anniversary of The Commissioners' Plan of 1811, Curtis B. Wayne is joined by noted writer Alec Appelbaum. Alec and Curtis revisit the original design plan for the streets of Manhattan and compare it to the grid as we experience it today. Tune in to learn...

This week on Eat To The Beat, the crew from PEDALING:NYC comes by to talk about bicycle culture in NYC.