My Date with the Real Carrie Bradshaw, Candace Bushnell
Over coffee recently, Candace Bushnell and I had a chat about Sex and the City, her own show, and a few other things.
Pandemic NYC: Why I’ve Stayed
Many people left New York during the pandemic. I stayed. Here are some of the reasons why.
Episode 53: The Sublime Glory of a New York Slice
Since many have told me how much they enjoy seeing New York through my social media content, I thought I'd try a little experiment with my occasional podcast. The idea was inspired by another podcast I recently heard where two…
The Thrill of Seeing New York City Spring to Life
Compared to a year ago, the scene on the streets and in restaurants, parks and other parts of New York City is infinitely brighter. Hope is here, and we're gonna be okay.
Weekly Playlist: New York, New York
There are many great songs about this great town, and this is just a little ten song collection of some of my favorites from a mix of eras and genres.
I Love New York: The Subway
People love to hate the subway. But in spite of all its problems (and it has many), I love the New York City Subway.
The September 2020 Playlist: I Happen to Like New York
As I sit here writing this, alone, in the middle of one of the scariest periods in our lifetime, I wouldn’t want to be anywhere else in the world.
“New York, New York”
"New York, New York" belongs to Frank and to Liza. Recording a cover of such a sacred and iconic song is a daring prospect. This new interpretation by Daisy Dash hits it from a very unexpected angle, with a tone very reflective of our current moment.
I moved back to New York at the worst possible time, and I’m so glad I did it.
After three years in Cleveland, I moved back to New York City in mid January, just when the coronavirus was in out-of-town previews. For two months, I reveled in the joy of being back in my beloved Gotham and had a brief flirtation with a hologram known as “job security.” Since the shit really hit the fan after my last paid workday in March, I’ve been basically staring out the window in between meals, phone calls, virtual gatherings on Zoom, naps and dog walks, wondering what the fuck.