Today: - Wednesday morning politics, with Domenico Montanaro, - Elizabeth Kim on Mayor Adams' recent press conference, - 100 Years of 100 Things: an economic historian on 'employment', - Matt Futterman on this year's record breaking US Open Live at 10 on 93.9 FM, AM820 or WNYC 🎙.org

Up first: Domenico Montanaro joins for today's 'Wednesday Morning Politics' conversation, including the state of the 2024 Presidential Election, and more national political headlines. Listen LIVE on WNYC 🎙.org wnyc.org/radio

Next: Elizabeth Kim with clips and analysis of Mayor Adams recent press conference. Topics this week: the West Indian Day Parade, 3K and more. Tune in. wnyc.org

Listen: Domenico Montanaro spoke with us today about the latest on the presidential race, including the campaigns' efforts around voting and certifying vote counts. wnyc.org/story/wednesda…

ICYMI: Elizabeth Kim with clips and analysis of Mayor Adams recent press conference. Topics this week: the West Indian Day Parade, 3K and more. Tune in. wnyc.org/story/reporter…

For our 100 Years of 100 Things series, we look back at the past century of work and unemployment with economic historian Brad DeLong. Listen: wnyc.org/story/100-year…

Night-session attendance totals broke U.S. Open records this year. We spoke with Matt Futterman about the tournament, and we heard from listeners who've attended wnyc.org/story/us-open-…

A ballot measure to protect and expand abortion rights will be on the ballot in Florida this year. NOW: Grace Panetta and Kimberly Leonard break it down and whether the issue will make Florida a swing state. wnyc.org/radio/

Listeners: have you recently shifted from extrovert to introvert? Call in to share what inspired the change, what difficulties it may sometimes cause and how you're dealing with it at 212-433-WNYC (9692). wnyc.org/radio/

This morning, we marked the first day of class for the New York City public school district with Jessica Gould, who shared her reporting on cell phone bans and other hot debates taking place in classrooms across the city. wnyc.org/story/first-da…

Over Labor Day weekend, thousands of hotel workers went on strike nationwide. Chris Isidore joined us this morning to explain the conditions that led to the strike and why it's the second year in a row that hotel workers walked off of the job. wnyc.org/story/why-hote…

A ballot measure to protect and expand abortion rights will be on the ballot in Florida this year. Earlier, Grace Panetta and Kimberly Leonard dug into the measure and discussed whether the issue will make Florida a swing state. wnyc.org/story/abortion…

This morning, listeners called in to share if and how they've become more introverted in recent years. wnyc.org/story/going-fr…

Happy first day of school! Earlier, we marked the start of class for New York City public school children with Jessica Gould, who shared her reporting on cell phone bans and other hot debates taking place in classrooms across the city. wnyc.org/story/first-da…

Over Labor Day weekend, thousands of hotel workers went on strike nationwide. This morning, Chris Isidore explained the conditions that led to the strike and why it's the second year in a row that hotel workers walked off of the job. wnyc.org/story/why-hote…

A ballot measure to protect and expand abortion rights will be on the ballot in Florida this year. This morning, Grace Panetta and Kimberly Leonard dug into the measure and discussed whether the issue will make Florida a swing state. wnyc.org/story/abortion…

Have you become more introverted in recent years after getting used to solitude during social distancing days? Earlier, listeners shared why they've gone from being extroverts to introverts. wnyc.org/story/going-fr…

Today: - Chip Brownlee on gun violence in the 2024 election, - Fire Commissioner Robert S. Tucker Tucker & FDNY Chief Fire Marshal Flynn on fire prevention, - Lora Kelley on the phenomenon of shrinking brick-and-mortar shops, - Brendan Kuty 🧟‍♂️ on NY baseball Live at 10 on 93.9 FM, AM820 or WNYC 🎙.org

Gun violence was thrust into the national spotlight — and the presidential race — after a deadly school shooting in Georgia this week. Up first: Chip Brownlee on gun violence in the 2024 election. Live at 10 on 93.9 FM, AM820 or WNYC 🎙.org

NOW: In the wake of a school shooting in Georgia that left four dead and nine injured, Chip Brownlee talks about firearm policy, and how gun reform and "the right to bear arms" are at play in the 2024 presidential election. Listen LIVE on WNYC 🎙 wnyc.org/radio