BTR’s Zach Schepis and Lisa Autz ask people in New York City about how they form and maintain bonds with the people around them, as well as how those bonds help people to get through the good and bad times in their lives.
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Sanders’ diatribe against Republicans helped keep important unemployment protections in the Senate’s coronavirus relief bill. | read
John Knefel explains that despite moderates who say otherwise, the power of the left is growing and is the future of the democratic party. | watch
Yes, he was a porno star—he went by the name of "Wood" and now he's gone viral. | read
They keep things cinematic and dark, but light and fun—hear all about The Buttertones. | listen
NYC band Activity is a supergroup of sorts, with Travis Johnson, Steve Levine, Zoë Browne, and Jess Rees coming from the excellent bands Grooms, Field Mouse, and Russian Baths. This particular… | watch
Joe Virgillito chats with Prof. Gerald Friedman about COVID-19 and the case for Medicare For All. J. McVay and Jacqueline Soller discuss 2011 movie, ‘Contagion.’ Plus a preview of Scoville Unit’s upcoming BTR Live Studio session. | listen