Tilton Street

The three of us kick off season 2 of Tilton St with a general news round-up/check-in, discussing general economic malaise amongst millennials and a nyt article about zoomers in the workplace. Please listen to some of our season 1 episodes, I promise we will learn to use our microphones soon. Most importantly, subscribe on apple pods or spotify, and leave 5-star reviews!

The three of us take a break from all the seriousness in the world to discuss something that truly unites: food! We discuss various food cities we've lived in and which food cities we've travelled to. 

If you're hungry (see what I did there) for more content, please check out recent pods we did with Joe Pangaro, who works in the General Counsel's Office for one of the largest cannabis companies in the world and Ali Winston, investigative reporter who is currently writing a book on the Oakland PD, amongst many other episodes that will be sure to nourish your brain. 

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The three of us dive into the weekly headlines and spiral on how everything is honestly pretty bleak lately! Topics discussed include the deployment of the South Dakota National Guard to the Texas/Mexico border, the Miami building collapse, how incredibly hot it has been, and the infrastructure bill. 

Please check out some of our older episodes, including recent ones with investigative journalist Ali Winston covering the history of policing in America, as well as our most recent one interviewing our friend Joe Pangaro, who works in the General Counsel's office at one of the biggest cannabis companies in the world. Subscribe wherever you get your pods, and most importantly, leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts. It will make you smarter, and funnier, we guarantee it. 

The three of us are joined by old friend and law school classmate Joe Pangaro to discuss the burgeoning legal cannabis market. Joe Pangaro is the Assistant General Counsel for New Jersey for one of the world’s largest cannabis companies. Before going in-house he spent many years as a trial lawyer for a large international law firm based in Philly.

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The three of us are joined by investigative reporter Ali Winston for a discussion that ranges from the deep historical origins of American police forces up to the modern place of police in American society.

Ali is an independent journalist covering criminal justice, privacy, and surveillance. He won the 2017 George Polk Award for local reporting on the Oakland Police sex-crime scandal.  He is a former reporter for the New York Times and former fellow at Type Investigations. His investigative reporting has also led to prosecutions of members of neonazi organizations. He is co-writing a book on the history of the Oakland police department and co-hosts the podcast Surveillance and the City. He can be found on twitter at @awinston.

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The three of us take some time to reflect on Pres. Biden's recent decision to withdraw troops from Afghanistan and what that means on a personal level for those in the service that have fought the war. Since one amongst us has experience as a Marine in Afghanistan, we turn the tables inward to really examine and reflect on this moment. 

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The three of us are back after a little break to reflect on the last year of our lives and how everything has changed thanks to the novel coronavirus. Serious and not-so-serious reflections abound. What a long strange trip it's been.

Please check out other episodes we've done, including one of our oldest episodes with an ER doctor who worked through the height of the pandemic in Manhattan, as well as recent ones with friend of the pod Adrian, who lived through the lockdowns in China, and our friend Luke, who works in the front office of the Pittsburgh Penguins, about how pro sports has been affected by Covid and what the future of professional sports will be like. 

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The three of us are joined by friend of the pod Luke Mohamed, the Director of Partnership Sales of the Pittsburgh Penguins. We talk about how this crazy last year has impacted the pro sports world and what the future of that industry may look like. We also branch out and talk about growing a fanbase and what partnership sales may look like in a non-pandemic world. 

Please check out other recent episodes, including last weeks where we talked with our friend Vania about living through COVID in Europe. Most importantly, subscribe to the pod wherever you may listen to it, and leave some 5-star reviews on Apple. 

The three of us are joined by friend of the pod Vania to discuss the last decade that she's spent living abroad in Spain. We discuss the cultural differences between Europe and the United 
States, how the various European countries handled Covid-19, and a vast array of other topics. 

Please check out other recent episodes we've done with globetrotting friends, including our episodes on living through the Covid era in China with Adrian and our episode on the Myanmar coup with Ansley Sawyer. Most importantly, go to apple pods, leave a 5-star review, and hit that subscribe button.

The three of us set out to do a reflection on how the Biden Administration has started, however we quickly pivot into an overall reflection on the state of the US a month removed from the Trump administration. 

Please check out recent episodes with Katie Shaw Rabinowitz regarding Millennials tackling  burn-out as well as Pastor Ed Newell, where we discuss finding happiness and meaning as 30-somethings in our current world. Please also check out recent episodes with Ansley Sawyer on the Myanmar military coup and Americo Mendoza-Mori on the current situation in Peru. 

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