Coping in NYC (((podcast)))

Coping in NYC (((podcast)))

By Liz OrtizComedy
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Coping in NYC (((podcast))) episodes

  • Post Election Jitters
    Recorded 2 days after the presidential election or rather ejection we discuss the voting process, meeting potential dates on a movie set and how Lavinia thought she could still cast her vote after the fact
    1 hr 19 min
  • Ghostation and Situationships
    We’re back for Season 2. Reunited and it feels so good. We’ve begun Season 2 of COVID and of our podcast. We honor 911, discuss crazy shit we see on the street, and what it’s like to look for love in the time of Corona.
    1 hr 30 min
  • See You in September for Season 2 Bitches!
    On this episode marking the end of Season 1 we celebrate by ordering Chinese takeout, learning about what it’s like to be a Census Enumerator in Chelsea, Lavinia’s hey day in Vegas with the Rat Pack and a lot more.
    1 hr 24 min
  • HAPPY BIRTHDAY LOU-CEY!
    On episode 11 we celebrate the birthday of special guest, neighbor, and talented pal, TONY Award Nominee aka theatre diva Lou Liberatore. We discuss social distance dating mishaps, honor legendary New Yorker Pete Hamill and our Show Girl on Call, Lavinia Draper stops by for an interview.
    1 hr 21 min
  • Episode 10 Bitches
    10 weeks in and still going strong. We’re still coping in NYC while COVID is taking its sweet time. On today’s show we discuss crushes, reflect on John Lewis, out door dining & self worth.
    2 hr 29 min
  • Dinner at Casa de Ortiz
    On this week’s episode we introduce special guest Jeremiah Mackes and get a teen’s perspective on life during COVID. We’re not buying GOYA yet still throwing down a hell of a meal. We find the bright spots because no virus is going to stop these New Yorkers from surviving and thriving.
    2 hr 19 min

About Coping in NYC (((podcast)))

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What happens when you put the single mom, the show girl, the young lad and the prince of NY together to make a podcast while quarantined together in the same NYC building.