In this episode, Liza Monasebian meets a pediatric hospice nurse practitioner and volunteer who have found moments of joy in one of life’s most challenging professions.
This episode is about the first time I, Jace Zhang, was riding on a horse back. I’m a big fan of the game “Red Dead Redemption” and always eager to get myself closer the world of the Wild West. The horse indeed in some way brought me into that world.
On this episode of Onomatopoeia, Tabius McCoy steps out of his comfort zone. As a liberal from a historically liberal city, Tabius McCoy made the decision to visit a bar on the South Shore of Staten Island that was deemed rather conservative based on various online reviews. Tune in to see how his experience goes.
This episode of Onomatopoeia features Dr. Yoko Katagriri, a longtime professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology. Dr. Katagiri talks about her courageous battle with cancer and how fashion and teaching have helped her inspire and encourage other people who are also fighting cancer like herself.
A poignant exploration of Yiru Chen’s experiences as a deaf educator, feminist, and survivor of cyberstalking. Navigating the challenges of disability and advocacy, Yiru’s story unfolds in the vibrant backdrop of New York’s unique feminist stand-up scene, where humor becomes a tool for empowerment and resilience. Join us on this episode and witness how Yiru…
Kira takes a journey to a Russian supermarket to feed a craving for her grandmother’s cooking.
How a liquor store in Washington Heights came to be.
Rediscover the essence of table tennis in ‘Echoes of the Game.’ Join Charlotte Zhao as she returns to the court after a decade, blending the sounds of competition with personal reflection. This story is more than a game; it’s a journey through memories and the joy of playing for the sake of play.
Maria Olloqui speaks to a chocolate connoisseur and takes a trip to her factory in Brooklyn.
In this episode, Maria Olloqui dances out of her comfort zone in none other than a Cuban salsa class.
Summer Xia took the train to Sunset Park on a Saturday to try to talk to Chinese seniors for a story she was working on. However, when she arrived, she found something unexpectedly beautiful and unique and realized that fast-pace life might also need a break.
Aviva Zablocki explores how one woman’s pursuit of change altered the private school landscape in her local community.
Patrick Hagan talks to an actor with an unexpected side gig.
In this episode, Ryan Kilkenny visits Roosevelt Island for the first time to see the ruins of a virus…and a cat sanctuary.
Patrick Hagan takes on the most infamous hike in the Hudson Valley to see what he can learn from it.