Pat and Jamie's New York

Pat and Jamie welcomed Beastie Boys founder Ad "Ad-Rock" Horovitz to their January show, recorded live at the 92nd Street Y.

Pat and Jamie catch up on news on the morning of February 5, 2016 and introduce an excerpt from their January 31st live show. In that segment, recorded live at the 92nd Street Y, they talk to "Man Repeller" founder Leandra Medine about her successful website.

As the nation works itself into a Powerball lottery frenzy, Pat and Jamie find common ground in their belief that the lottery is a losing proposition.

Pat and Jamie return from their holiday travel as the city plunges into serious winter weather for the first time.

Pat and Jamie talk about the Second Avenue Subway and at what age it's appropriate to let kids win at board games.

A mini podcast recorded on Tuesday, December 15, 2015. Jamie was invited to a holiday party at the White House, where she was speechless in her moment with the President and First Lady.

The second excerpt from the November 19th live edition of Pat and Jamie's New York. Storyteller Caitlin Brodnick shares a funny tale about life in New York. And Orange is the New Black star Nick Sandow talks about his new movie The Wannabe. Recorded in front of a live audience at New York’s 92nd Street Y.

An excerpt from the November 19th Pat and Jamie's New York live show. Pat reflects on jury duty and Jamie connects her quest for a healthier diet to our guest, chef Seamus Mullen. Recorded in front of a live audience at New York’s 92nd Street Y.

On the eve of a New York Mets World Series game, which also happened to be the night before Halloween, Pat and Jamie were joined on stage by author and Wall Street Journal columnist Jason Gay, and by actor Alex Karpovsky. This is the second podcast excerpt from our October 30th live show. Recorded in front of a live audience at New York’s 92nd Street Y.

In this edition of the Pat and Jamie's New York podcast: A tiff over whether "Breaking Bad" qualifies as a "New York" story, a parent-teacher dilemma, and an investigation says your Seamless delivery food might not be what it appears to be.