Today we're excited to celebrate a century of stories, a century of voices, a century of WNYC! As we celebrate our 100th birthday and beyond, check out our calendar of centennial events, listen to historical audio, and share your New York story: wnyc.org/100
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My Chemical Romance just reissued the album to celebrate its 20th anniversary, reigniting interest and shooting them to the top slot of the Billboard 200. This is their first number one album.

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What could accountability for the Trump administration look like if Democrats regain control of Congress?

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Illustration by Diego Mallo.

Parent teacher associations may conjure images of read-a-thons and fun runs, where grandparents and relatives pledge to pay their grade schooler for every page they read or lap they jog.

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“New York, I Love You but You’re Bringing Me Down” might have been released in 2007 as the subdued final track on LCD Soundsystem’s otherwise punchy second album, “Sound of Silver,” but Murphy’s biting honesty still feels pertinent.

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Community leaders, tenants, business advocates and MTA representatives joined a live taping of “NYC Now” to discuss what the Second Avenue subway could mean for East Harlem and how longtime residents and businesses can take part in its future. wnyc.visitlink.me/j09-Cq

Join us for the NYPR Gala on Tuesday, Nov. 17 at The Glasshouse, where we’ll honor Ina Garten, Maria Ressa, & the Apollo Theater, with performances by Sara Bareilles, Renée Elise Goldsberry and Sterling Elliott, plus an afterparty set by DJ Questlove.
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Does New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani want Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to run for president? He joined WNYC’s Brigid Bergin on “Who’s Running This Place?” to discuss what he thinks as well as the upcoming midterm elections. wnyc.visitlink.me/m7xxtt

New Yorkers are heading to the polls next week for one of the city's most consequential — and contentious — races: Dog Mayor of New York City!

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Over 35 years ago, a film called “Chameleon Street” won the Sundance Jury Prize, but then fell into relative obscurity. This "overlooked masterpiece" is ripe for rediscovery.

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wnyc.visitlink.me/1xd0ii In this episode of "Who's Running This Place?," New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani joins WNYC senior politics reporter Brigid Bergin to discuss this years midterm elections.

Halloween is in October, but that doesn’t mean the spookiness has to stop in November at New York’s libraries. There are plenty of opportunities to stop by a branch, pick up a book (or four) and try something new next month. wnyc.visitlink.me/kJOpNO

"Chicago" is celebrating 30 years on Broadway! Join Alison Stewart and stars of the iconic musical in The Greene Space at WNYC for a special celebration featuring live performances and behind-the-scenes conversations.

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Even as New York City's artistic spirit has been flattened by rising rents, the Village Halloween Parade has remained a beacon of creative expression, a humanity-uniting delight that is still deeply weird.

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With Halloween around the corner bats may be on your mind. New York State has marked this week “bat week” to raise awareness about the critical role of bats in the environment and their vulnerable status.

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Tonight at 7 p.m., New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill joins WNYC's Michael Hill, taking your calls and exploring the most pressing issues for Garden State residents. wnyc.visitlink.me/Yhlb1C

WNYC's Caroline Lewis reported on “All Things Considered” that while lead poisoning in young kids is at historic low in New York City, children in areas with high poverty rates living in older, private buildings are still at risk.

Throughout human history, there’s been one element we’ve always associated with death.  But what if our noses have been wrong all along?
Learn how this much-maligned element might be better understood as the smell of life by listening to the full episode: wnyc.visitlink.me/qZon_Z

A former top-school official will join councilmembers and other prominent educators at an event focused on specialized high schools. wnyc.visitlink.me/W8GdzA

The MTA will begin a six-year project next month to install modern train signals on a busy stretch of the A and C lines in Brooklyn and Queens, the transit agency announced Thursday. wnyc.visitlink.me/lxqRx0

The chill in the air calls for a warm cup of apple cider! You can learn ways to use apple cider here: wnyc.visitlink.me/-Qap1E