Max & Murphy
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- Duration: 332:47:36
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Synopsis
Gotham Gazette is a pioneering nonpartisan New York City-based online watchdog publication that covers city and state government, and has a rich tradition of reporting on local elections as well as policy that affects everything from the spaces where New Yorkers live and play to police tactics and civil rights. It is published by Citizens Union Foundation.
Episodes
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Episode 361: Democratic Campaign Chair Michael Gianaris On State Senate Battlegrounds
07/11/2022 Duration: 30minState Senate Deputy Leader Michael Gianaris, the Chair of the New York Democratic Senate Committee, joined the show to discuss the State Senate battleground races and Democrats' hopes for keeping their supermajority.
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Episode 360: High Hopes For The New York GOP
04/11/2022 Duration: 38minEpisode 360: High Hopes For The New York GOP by Max Politics
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Episode 359: Understanding The Numbers Game In The Governor's Race
03/11/2022 Duration: 48minBruce Gyory, a political scientist and strategist, joined the show to lay out key numbers of the race for Governor; break down racial, ethnic, regional, and other demographic trends; and explain paths to victory for Kathy Hochul and Lee Zeldin.
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Episode 358: The Working Families Party Works To Keep Its Ballot Line, Win Key Races
27/10/2022 Duration: 50minSochie Nnaemeka, director of the New York Working Families Party, joined the show to discuss the WFP's campaign to keep its automatic ballot line, key races it is focused on in the 2022 election, its relationship with Gov. Kathy Hochul, and more.
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Episode 357 Breaking Down The Hochul - Zeldin Debate
26/10/2022 Duration: 38minAfter Gov. Kathy Hochul and Rep. Lee Zeldin debated Tuesday night in the race for Governor, two experts joined host Ben Max to analyze the debate and the final two weeks of the race: Dr. Christina Greer, political science professor at Fordham University and Casey Seiler, editor of the Albany Times Union.
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Episode 356: Paul Rodriguez, Republican Nominee For NYS Comptroller
20/10/2022 Duration: 47minPaul Rodriguez, the Republican nominee for New York State Comptroller, joined the show to discuss his campaign, vision for the office, and argument for choosing him over incumbent Comptroller Tom DiNapoli, a Democrat.
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Episode 355: Democrat Tom DiNapoli Seeks Another Term As NYS Comptroller
20/10/2022 Duration: 42minNew York State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli, the Democratic incumbent who has held the office since 2007, joined the show to discuss his reelection campaign, how he has fulfilled the responsibilities of the office, and his case for choosing him over Republican opponent Paul Rodriguez.
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Episode 354: Racial Justice Proposals On The New York City Ballot
13/10/2022 Duration: 41minNew York City voters can approve or disapprove three proposed City Charter amendments on the 2022 general election ballot. Questions 2-4 on the ballot for city voters (Question 1 is on the statewide Environmental Bond Act) are proposals from the NYC Racial Justice Commission. Jennifer Jones Austin, Chair of the Racial Justice Commission, joined the show to discuss the three proposals and broader themes of social, economic, and racial justice in New York City.
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Episode 353: The Environmental Bond Act Ballot Proposal and Other Key Climate Issues
13/10/2022 Duration: 43minProposal 1 on the 2022 general election ballot is a statewide referendum on the $4.2 billion Environmental Bond Act. Julie Tighe of New York League of Conservation Voters and Amy Chester of Rebuild by Design joined the show to discuss the bond act and other major New York climate issues.
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Episode 352: Mike Lawler On His Campaign To Flip NY - 17, Unseat DCCC Chair
11/10/2022 Duration: 47minRepublican Mike Lawler joined the show to discuss his campaign for Congress in the new NY-17, a Hudson Valley district where he is seeking to not only flip a seat blue to red but unseat Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chair.
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Episode 351: Amy Loprest On 16 Years Running The New York City Campaign Finance Board
04/10/2022 Duration: 50minAmy Loprest, retiring after 16 years running the New York City Campaign Finance Board, joined the show to reflect on campaign finance reform in the city over the last two decades and how the city's public matching system has improved local democracy.
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Episode 350: Resetting The 2022 Race For New York Governor With Under 6 Weeks To Go
29/09/2022 Duration: 41minBob Hardt, New York Political Director for Spectrum News, joined the show to discuss where the 2022 race for New York Governor stands with under six weeks until Election Day.
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Episode 348: How New York City Is Handling An Influx Of Asylum Seekers
16/09/2022 Duration: 34minMurad Awawdeh, Executive Director of the New York Immigration Coalition, joined the show to discuss the influx of asylum seekers to New York City, how government has responded, ongoing City Council redistricting, and other issues of concern to New York's immigrant communities.
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Episode 347: How Principals are Navigating the New School Year, with Adm Union President Cannizzaro
13/09/2022 Duration: 37minMark Cannizzaro, president of the Council of School Supervisors & Administrators, joined the show to discuss how principals and other school leaders are navigating the new school year, budget cuts to many schools, and other challenges.
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Episode 346: The Start Of A New School Year In New York City
09/09/2022 Duration: 51minAlex Zimmerman, reporter at Chalkbeat New York, joined the show to discuss the start of the new school year, the controversy around school budget cuts, and more education news.
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Episode 345: Kristen Gonzalez Is Likely Heading To The New York State Senate
07/09/2022 Duration: 48minKristen Gonzalez, a democratic socialist, won her August Democratic primary election for a new State Senate seat covering parts of western Queens and Brooklyn as well as a slice of the East Side of Manhattan, and is all but certain to win the general election and become a State Senator in January. She joined the show to discuss her winning campaign, policy priorities, state government dynamics, and more.
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Episode 344: State Senator Gustavo Rivera On Surviving A Major Primary Challenge
02/09/2022 Duration: 56minState Senator Gustavo Rivera of the Bronx joined the show to discuss winning his Democratic primary despite a well-organized, well-funded attempt to unseat him.
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Episode 343: Dennis Walcott On New York City Council Redistricting
01/09/2022 Duration: 45minDennis Walcott, Chair of the New York City Districting Commission, joined the show to discuss the commission's ongoing work to draw new City Council districts, as mandated after each U.S. Census.
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Episode 342: Breaking Down The 2022 State Senate Primary Results, With Jeff Coltin
24/08/2022 Duration: 33minJeff Coltin of City and State New York joined the show to discuss the outcomes of the 2022 State Senate primaries in New York City.
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Episode 341: 2022 Congressional Primaries And The New York Times Editorial Board, With Mara Gay
24/08/2022 Duration: 35minMara Gay of The New York Times Editorial Board joined the show to discuss the outcomes of the 2022 New York congressional primaries and the Board's endorsements.