In this episode of AudioFiles, we celebrate the New Yorkers who survive and shape the urban landscape. We visit a Manhattan exhibit celebrating Shirley Chisholm, her political life, and how her legacy connects to Kamala Harris. We’ll also dive into Eric Adams’ war on rats, check in with street vendors on Roosevelt Avenue facing police crackdowns, and break down a new bill concerning broker fees in New York’s housing market.

CREDITS:

Managing Producer: Melanie Marich

Producer: Jesse King

Host: Evelin Fajardo-Alvarez

Assistant Producer: Graham Hartmann

Reporters: Marissa Braswell, Nathaly Cisneros, Melanie Marich

Guests: Rachel Kahn

Editors: Kalli Anderson, Richard Yeh, Cynthia Rodriguez and Maggie Freleng

Audio Engineer: Chad Bernhard, with help from Amber Watson

Music Credits: Holizna, Beat Mekanik, Jahzzar, And The Crypts

Special thanks to Gwynne Hogan.

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