EPISODES ARCHIVE · ESTABLISHED 2019
The Episodes
Every weekday since March 2019, the Daily Minute has aired at 7:02 a.m. sharp — fifty-eight seconds of what matters in the five boroughs. Below: 1,847 consecutive broadcasts, fully searchable, all still on the feed.
"The MTA's quiet committee vote, a Brooklyn rezoning pivot, and why the L train smells like that."
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1,847 weekday episodes, indexed by date, borough, and topic — built for commuters who want to drop in, not scroll.
DATE RANGE
This Week on the Daily Minute
Latest 8 episodes · Mon Jan 13 → Fri Jan 10, 2025
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EP. 1,847TUE JAN 14MANHATTAN
The MTA's quiet committee vote, and a Brooklyn rezoning pivot
Council member Reyes breaks ranks on the fare-hike sub-committee; City Hall holds the line on Atlantic Yards Phase 2. Plus: why the L train smells like that.
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EP. 1,846MON JAN 13BROOKLYN
A bodega strike in Sunset Park, and the rent-stabilization math
Workers at six 4th Avenue stores walk out over a midnight ownership change. The RGB meets Thursday. What 1.5% on stabilized leases really means.
58 SEC LABOR · HOUSING -
EP. 1,845FRI JAN 10QUEENS
The Flushing air-rights deal that almost wasn't, and a 7-train ghost station
A 1.2-million-square-foot Willets Point plan survives a marathon land-use hearing. Bonus: what's actually under the 33rd Street/Rawson platform.
58 SEC HOUSING · TRANSIT -
EP. 1,844THU JAN 9THE BRONX
A Soundview tenant victory, and the Yankee Stadium concession shake-up
Six years of organizing ends at the locks on Westchester Avenue. Up the road: Aramark out, Legends in, and what the hot-dog line means for beer prices.
58 SEC LABOR · SPORTS -
EP. 1,843WED JAN 8CITYWIDE
The bilingual Minute: el congelador de房租, y la pelea por la calle 181
Our Wednesday Spanish-language segment. The rent-stabilization freeze, explained for bodega counters; plus the Bronx merchant coalition that just won a zoning appeal.
58 SEC BILINGUAL · HOUSING -
EP. 1,842TUE JAN 7MANHATTAN
A court ruling on the 14th Street busway, and a Times Square billboard protest
The DOT loses round one on automated enforcement. Activists climb a billboard in midtown to demand a refugee-services ad — and get one.
58 SEC TRANSIT · POLITICS -
EP. 1,841MON JAN 6BROOKLYN
A Coney Island boardwalk concession fight, and a Bed-Stuy school rezoning
Luna Park's parent company wants to extend its lease through 2050. Parents at PS 11 ask for the same zoning fix that's coming to Crown Heights.
58 SEC POLITICS · CULTURE -
EP. 1,840FRI JAN 3STATEN ISLAND
The ferry's on-time problem, and the North Shore garage nobody wants
After a string of cancellations, the DOT agrees to add a second crewed boat. The St. George parking structure is still empty after two years.
58 SEC TRANSIT · POLITICS
BY BOROUGH
The Archive, Mapped to the Five Boroughs
Every Daily Minute is tagged by where the story happened. Jump straight into a borough-specific slice — or scroll back through 1,847 episodes of a single block.
Manhattan
628 EPISODES
"City Hall, the courts, the galleries, the crosstown bus corridors."
OPEN SLICE → 02Brooklyn
512 EPISODES
"Rezonings, rent strikes, bodega counters, and the boardwalk."
OPEN SLICE → 03Queens
341 EPISODES
"Air rights, immigrant small business, the 7, the LIRR, the airports."
OPEN SLICE → 04The Bronx
224 EPISODES
"Tenant organizing, Yankee Stadium, the Sheridan, the South Bronx food economy."
OPEN SLICE → 05Staten Island
142 EPISODES
"The ferry, the dump, the North Shore, the forgotten campaigns."
OPEN SLICE →Episode counts are approximate and updated weekly. Totals do not include the Wednesday bilingual segment, which is filed under CITYWIDE · ESPAÑOL.
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