Inside City Hall: A Chat with Chris Sommerfeldt

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In this episode of The Perez Notes, I sit down with Chris Sommerfeldt, City Hall reporter for the New York Daily News. We break down the latest developments on the NYC political scene, offering insights into the key players, policies, and controversies shaping the city. Don’t miss this behind-the-scenes look at the fast-paced world of local politics.

Breaking Down NYC Politics with Michael Benjamin

In this episode of The Perez Notes, I sit down with Michael Benjamin, Associate Editorial Page Editor at the New York Post. We dive into the intricacies of New York City’s political landscape, discussing the hotly contested mayoral race, the legacy and potential comeback of former Governor Andrew Cuomo, and the stakes in the NYC Comptroller’s race. Tune in for sharp analysis, insider perspectives, and a deep dive into the dynamics shaping the city’s future.

Episode Title: NYC Politics and the Press: A Conversation with Sally Goldenberg

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On this episode of The Perez Notes, I’m joined by Sally Goldenberg, Senior New York Editor at POLITICO. We unpack the biggest stories shaping New York City, examine the complex relationship between the mayor’s office and the press corps, and discuss the ongoing investigations surrounding the mayor. Tune in for a candid and insightful conversation about the intersection of politics, power, and the media in NYC.

“On this episode of The Perez Notes, I sit down with NYC Council Member and Chair of the Labor Committee, Carmen De La Rosa. We discuss the ‘City of Yes’ initiative, her preparations for reelection, and her interest in becoming the next Speaker of the City Council. A fascinating look at leadership and vision in NYC politics! 🎙️ #NYCpolitics #ThePerezNotes”

“On this episode of The Perez Notes, I speak with Brooklyn Borough President candidate Khari Edwards about his reasons for running, his vision for the borough, and the key issues he plans to address, from housing to education and beyond. A must-listen for Brooklynites! 🎙️ #BrooklynPolitics #ThePerezNotes”

“On this episode of The Perez Notes, I’m joined by Ralph Ortega, Editor-in-Chief of City & State. We discuss the NYC mayoral race, the candidates shaping the conversation, and the state of Latino empowerment in New York. Don’t miss this insightful discussion! 🎙️ #NYCpolitics #LatinoPower”

“On this episode of The Perez Notes, I’m joined by political reporter Ross Barkan, a contributing writer for Crain’s New York Business and The New York Times. We dive into the latest comings and goings on the political scene, breaking down the key stories shaping New York politics. A conversation you don’t want to miss! 🎙️ #NYCpolitics”

The Perez Notes: Jim Walden on Affordability, and Leadership

In this episode, Jim Walden, candidate for NYC mayor, joins The Perez Notes to discuss his plans to address affordability in the city. We explore his history as a prosecutor, how his experiences have shaped his perspective on justice and governance, and what motivated him to enter the mayoral race. Don’t miss this in-depth conversation about the future of New York City and Walden’s vision for a fairer, more accessible city for all.

The Perez Notes: Joe Anuta on NYC Politics and the Road Ahead

In this episode, Joe Anuta from Politico joins The Perez Notes to break down the latest in New York City and state politics. We dive into the intricacies of matching funds, the dynamics of the mayoral race, and key developments in the City Council. Plus, Joe shares insights on the hottest Politico stories shaping the political landscape. Tune in for a timely and engaging conversation about the movers and shakers defining the future of NYC.

Episode Title: Street Vendors, Organizing, and NYC Politics with Mohamed Attia

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On this episode of The Perez Notes, we sit down with Mohamed Attia, Director of the Street Vendor Project, to discuss the challenges and triumphs of NYC’s street vendors. We dive into the ongoing fight for street vendor licenses, the impact of Trump-era policies, and the power of grassroots organizing. Mohamed sheds light on the struggles of the city’s vendors and the broader movement for economic justice. Don’t miss this important conversation about the people and policies shaping New York’s streets.