Volume 323 | August 12th 2026

Premiering This Week

NYC Hidden Asian Culinary Gems | Asian American Life

Did you know NYC has many South Asian and Southeast Asian culinary and cultural gems? We’ll start the day with Vietnamese coffee, Burmese breakfast and pandesal bread, then visit Mekong’s generational cultural camp and Little Bangladesh in Queens.


Monday – Thursday | 8:00 PM

Best of Season 13 | Arts in the City

In this Arts in the City, we revisit some of this season’s favorites: We check out the Limón Dance Company, a 101-year-old luncheonette and an exhibit celebrating U.S. factories; meet organist Gail Archer; and chat with Tony-winning actress Ali Stroker.



Friday – Sunday | 7:00 PM

The Affordability Mayor; Egg Freezing Facts | The New York Times Close Up

NYC’s affordability agenda, from child care to free buses, plus the latest on egg freezing, success rates, costs and AOC’s decision to freeze her eggs.



Friday – Sunday | 7:30 PM

"Dead for a Dollar" | If You Please

In a local bar, two angry men plot to kill Jason Grant, the ruthless tycoon who destroyed their lives. Wynn Thomas wants revenge for his brother’s death in Korea, while Harry Tolan seeks payback for his stolen wife and business. They devise an elaborate murder scheme that quickly goes awry, leaving Grant alive but suspicious. That same night, Grant tells his son, Tony, about plans to divorce Tony’s mother and marry his secretary, Kay. By morning, Grant is dead. Lieutenant Metcalf investigates, eventually coaxing a confession from the killer.



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Meet Joy Malonza! She is a sustainable travel creator and founder of SAVALI travels, tune into her conversation on Sustainability Matters.

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9/11 Memorial & Museum President and CEO Beth Hillman | Café con Felo


Chancellor Félix V. Matos Rodríguez speaks with 9/11 Memorial & Museum President and CEO Beth Hillman. From

studying engineering in the Air Force to becoming president of

Mills College, Beth’s experience prepared her to lead the 9/11

Memorial & Museum, one of the country’s leading museums.

The Tulsa Massacre: The History They Tried To Erase | Black America

Kristal Brent Zook discusses her new book, Tulsa Speaks: A City Council, Reparations, and Race in America Today. She examines the lasting impact of the 1921Tulsa Race Massacre, the fight for reparations and how

Tulsa’s leaders continue to grapple with the legacy of Black

Wall Street and racial justice more than a century later.

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