Please Advise: A Pop Up Show from WNYC

On today's episode of WNYC's new popup advice show, Brittany Luse, host of NPR's 'It's Been a Minute,' leads a conversation about the modern (and perennial) challenges of dating, with JP Brammer, the advice columnist behind ¡Hola Papi! Listeners call in with their questions, experiences and tips for finding romance, love and connection in New York City.

Note: You are listening to the podcast version of a live radio show. The call-in number only works between 1 and 2 PM Eastern, while the show is live.

If you'd like to submit advice questions to be featured on the show, or topic suggestions for future shows, please use the form on our showpage at wnyc.org/advice

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On today's episode of WNYC's new popup advice show, Tiffany Hanssen leads a conversation about enriching our lives with art, with Jerry Saltz, senior art critic at New York Magazine. Listeners call in with their questions, experiences and tips for curating a personal practice of art appreciation.

Note: You are listening to the podcast version of a live radio show. The call-in number only works between 1 and 2 PM Eastern, while the show is live.

If you'd like to submit questions or topic suggestions outside of the live show, please use the form on our showpage at wnyc.org/advice

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On today's episode of WNYC's new popup advice show, Tiffany Hanssen leads a conversation about pet care, with veterinarian Dr. Sabrina Geer. Listeners call in with their questions and experiences about the health and behavior of their animal companions.

Note: You are listening to the podcast version of a live radio show. The call-in number only works between 1 and 2 PM Eastern, while the show is live.

If you'd like to submit questions or topic suggestions outside of the live show, please use the form on our showpage at wnyc.org/advice

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On today's episode of WNYC's new popup advice show, Tiffany Hanssen leads a conversation about managing your money, with child and family therapist Dr. Sheryl Gonzalez Ziegler, author of The Crucial Years: The Essential Guide to Mental Health and Modern Puberty in Middle Childhood (Ages 6-12), and Mommy Burnout: How to Reclaim Your Life and Raise Healthier Children in the Process. Listeners call in with their questions and experiences about shepherding kids through the 'back-to-school' phase of the year.

Note: You are listening to the podcast version of a live radio show. The call-in number only works between 1 and 2 PM Eastern, while the show is live.

If you'd like to submit questions or topic suggestions outside of the live show, please use the form on our showpage at wnyc.org/advice

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On today's episode of WNYC's new popup advice show, Tiffany Hanssen leads a conversation about managing your money, with personal finance expert Amanda Holden, author of the book How To Be A Rich Old Lady. Listeners call in with their advice and experience with saving, investing, debt, retirement and more.

Note: You are listening to the podcast version of a live radio show. The call-in number only works between 1 and 2 PM Eastern, while the show is live. 

If you'd like to submit questions or topic suggestions outside of the live show, please use the form on our showpage at wnyc.org/advice

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On today's episode of WNYC's new popup advice show, Tiffany Hanssen leads a conversation about fashion and personal style, alongside Avery Trufelman, host of the podcast Articles of Interest, and  Robin Givhan, Pulitzer-winning writer and fashion editor. Listeners call in with their advice and experience with personal style and with their questions about trends, tastes and more.

Note: You are listening to the podcast version of a live radio show. The call-in number only works between 1 and 2 PM Eastern, while the show is live. 

If you'd like to submit questions or topic suggestions outside of the live show, please use the form on our showpage at wnyc.org/advise

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On today's episode of WNYC's new popup advice show, Tiffany Hanssen leads a conversation about navigating challenging circumstances at work, alongside writer Roxane Gay, the former columnist behind the New York Times' 'Work Friend' advice column. Listeners share the most helpful advice they've received about the workplace, including how to deal with micromanagers, the insecurity of joining a new workplace, and having diplomatic conversations with your boss.  

Note: You are listening to the podcast version of a live radio show. The call-in number only works between 1 and 2 PM Eastern, while the show is live. 

If you'd like to submit questions or topic suggestions outside of the live show, please use the form on our showpage at wnyc.org/advise

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On today's episode of WNYC's new popup advice show, Tiffany Hanssen leads a conversation about advice itself, alongside comedian Josh Gondelman and Washington Post advice columnist Carolyn Hax. Listeners share the advice that has stuck with them throughout their lives, and give tips on the right (and wrong) ways to give it.

Note: You are listening to the podcast version of a live radio show. The call-in number only works between 1 and 2 PM Eastern, while the show is live. 

If you'd like to submit questions or topic suggestions outside of the live show, please use the form on our showpage at wnyc.org/advise

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