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PODCAST

Pod and Market

A Newark Podcast

The “Pod & Market” podcast grew out of several conversations amongst Newarkers, lamenting the decline of traditional forms of media and journalism in Newark (like newspapers) and the lack of a central forum for discussion of issues facing the City of Newark. While not the first or only discussion podcast in Newark, the topics of the podcast can be as general as gentrification and as narrow as the construction of a single building. The only connection between episodes will be their connection to

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All Episodes

01:27:04

Our Plague: Conversations with Newarkers During the...

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2020/04/30

Newark has come to a standstill. Businesses are closed. Newarkers are sheltering in place. The podcast explores what this means for the city and its residents.

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00:37:28

Living History: An Interview and Conversation with...

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2020/03/14

Our second season begins with a special guest, Liz DelTufo. Liz has led the effort to preserve this city's cultural landmarks and historical sites for the past 50 years. On this episode, she shares her journey in this city and some of the anecdotes from her fights to protect our unique look.

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00:37:28

Visual Sound and the Honk Tweet: An Interview and...

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2020/02/24

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00:52:40

III: An Interview and Conversation with M'Jestie

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2020/01/25

M'Jestie, 2x platinum-selling songwriter from Newark, released her first solo album "III." She joins the pod to discuss her journey as an artist, the inspiration behind her music, and the meanings behind her songs on the album.

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00:49:02

A Call to Peace: A Discussion About Monuments and Art...

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2020/01/11

What is a timely monument for Newark? This is the central question to "A Call to Peace," a public art and historyexhibitionwhich calls into question Gutzon Borglum'sWars of Americamonumentin Military Park. Alliyah Allen, an assistant curator on the projects, comes on to discussthe issues around the statue and how "A Call to Peace" moves this conversation forward.

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1:01:39

Frustration, Inspiration: A Conversation and...

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2019/11/27

This is a very special episode. We have Miguel Antunes, the brother of the pod's host, join for a discussion about growing up in Newark and leaving Newark. This episode hits a wide array of topics, from getting the most out of college, to finding inspiration, to figuring out what path to follow in life.

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1:09:27

Jordan's Journey: An Interview and Conversation with...

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2019/10/25

Where do I begin with Jordan? I suppose I can talk about how we first met. I was assigned by the Harvard Club to interview a student from University High School in Newark, one they were quite interested in. The person I met astounded me. He was easily admitted into Harvard. However, and unfortunately, he decided to attend Princeton instead. Still, we’ve kept in touch, and I remain fascinated by every thing he does. Rather than explain who he is in this article, I ask that you listen to the episode

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00:42:19

Porchfest!: A Celebration of Performance and Art in...

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2019/09/26

Guests, Don Charles and Derek Walls, join the podcast to share the preparations and work behind Porchfest, a 50-plus artist/performers celebration throughout Forest Hill on September 28, 2019

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00:51:32

You Can't Recreate History: The Preservation of Old...

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2019/09/13

Up the hill sits Old Essex County Jail, site of many incarcerations and executions in New Jersey history. The building, when in opened in the 1800s, was considered to be the model for progress in the penal system. Today, the building has fallen into disuse and disrepair. Myles Zhang joins the pod to discuss the future of the site and of preservation and development in Newark.

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1:04:14

Bringing Back the Spirit(s) of Newark: Cool Vines and...

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2019/08/20

Newark was once a center of alcohol production and consumptions. Massive breweries and distilleries dotted the landscape, while, during prohibition, speakeasies could be found on every corner. John Ward from Cool Vines and Gil Spaier from All Points West come on to the pod to discuss their successes in reviving this culture and the challenges they still face.

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00:40:40

A Newark Brand: Interview and Conversation with Gabe...

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2019/08/02

Gabe Ribeiro comes onto Pod & Market to discuss his growing brand, The Nork Project, as well as The Nork Audio Project, and to share his experiences growing a brand in Newark.

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00:56:41

Don't Be Afraid: Coming Out in Newark

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2019/06/29

Coming out to friends, family, and loved ones can often be a difficult process. It is often not a singular moment and takes on many forms. Bella Filipe and Christian Valentin-Gladden share their Newark coming out stories, explain what coming out means and how it happens, and shares advice with those who might find it difficult.

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00:52:15

A Free Public Library: Interview and Conversation...

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2019/06/10

Jeffrey Trzeciak, Director of the Newark Public Library, joins Pod & Market to discuss what has changed at the Library over the last several years. Jeffrey discusses the Library's efforts with LGBTQI+ awareness and inclusion and its new services for the homeless of Newark, as well as other programming to maintain interest in the Library in the age of social media and increasing digitization. Jeffrey also shares a little of his background, how he got to the director position, and what it is like

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1:09:04

From Newark to Cambridge: Newark Students Adjusting...

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2019/05/29

Anthony Abraham Jack'sThe Privileged Poor, through the use of stories collected from students over several years, exposed how often elite institutions of higher education fail to help undergraduate students from disadvantaged backgrounds achieve their full potential. Kim Boerrigter and Lucia Couto, two Newark residents who currently attend Harvard College, share their experiences in transitioning from here to Cambridge.

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00:57:34

Local Control: Interview and Conversation with...

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2019/05/13

After 23 years of state control of Newark Public Schools, local control has come back to the elected Board of Education. This spring, we had our first election where incumbent members of the re-empowered Board of Education ran against a new slate of candidates. One of these new candidates was A’Dorian Murray-Thomas. She won a seat on the board with the largest number of votes of any candidate. A'Dorian joins the Pod & Market podcast to discuss her vision as a board member, her policy goals, and

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1:10:25

RU Paid?: The Fight Over Educator Pay at Rutgers-Newark

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2019/05/07

Bargaining units representing the administration at Rutgers and certain segments of its educators are currently in dispute over the pay of part-time lecturers and grad students at the University. Here to explain the nature of dispute and the goals of one side of those negotiations are a grad student, a part time lecturer, and faculty union leader.

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00:58:37

Reclaiming Space: Noelle Lorraine Williams and the...

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2019/04/16

On the corner of University and Warren Streets lies Rutgers University's Alumni Field. On Wednesday, April 17, that field will be renamed Frederick Douglas Athletic Field, in honor of the historic abolitionist and activist who gave several speeches in that space. Noelle Lorraine Williams will discuss the inception of the space, how this connects with Newark's black activist past, and the meaning of memorials in Newark.

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Obsessive: Interview and Conversation with Adam Bergo

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2019/04/01

“This week, we take a break from our usual discussion panel for an interview and conversation with Adam Bergo (@cevn7), a local entrepreneur and artist. Adam, along with his mother, runs @blackswanespresso, a high quality coffeehouse on Halsey Street in Newark. I've known Adam for two years now and really hope you enjoy his perspective on coming to Newark, opening a business, and maintaining his artistic vision."

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Hold the Line: Newark's 2019 State of the City

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2019/03/19

On March 12, thousands gathered at NJPAC to listen to Mayor Ras Baraka speak about the state of the city. Alongside some performances, Mayor Baraka explored several subject areas, ranging from education to public safety to quality of life, and gave his own assessment of how Newark was doing and what it could look forward to. In this episode, Halashon Sianipar and I discuss the speech itself, the issues it raised, and our own assessment of the state of the city.

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Alexa, Is Amazon Coming to Newark?: Amazon's Second...

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2019/02/27

In a very subdued press release, Amazon announced that it would no longer pursue the construction of its second headquarters in New York City. Within a few days of that withdrawal, Mayor Baraka published a piece (not surprisingly) in the Washington Post seeming to say that the administration wanted Newark to still be in contention. Join Jorge Santos, Rory MacQueen, and Christian Dean Smith, as we discuss Amazon's quest for a second HQ, whether Amazon is a good fit for Newark, and what Newark should

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