Wine maestro, Bruno Sant'Anna takes inventory of the things he's grateful for in this beautiful story about finding family in a new country. This episode is best enjoyed over a nice glass of vino.

Sometimes late night train rides get...shitty. Buckle up for an extra special shit show brought to you by the very talented Paul Weiss. This is our season two finale and we're going out with a bang. Enjoy the grossness. Eating is not recommended during this story. Just remember, we've all been there.

Paul Weiss is an audio engineer and the magic behind every Sounds of NYC episode. He is @pauliepchops 

This is the final episode in our holiday partnership with Subwaygram and Daylight Books.

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In New York City, being alone needn't be lonely. This hopeful story by Jacqueline C. reminds us that we have the power to set ourselves free. Free of social or romantic expectations and free to find love in the kinds of friendships that the city provides. 

This is the seventh episode in our holiday partnership with Subwaygram and Daylight Books. 

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Would you run a 5k at midnight on NYE? For the New York Road Runners, it’s tradition. ABC News video editor, Rob Bonardi got out of work just in time to enjoy watching a pack of frozen athletes sprint into the new year, sharing their energy with the city.

This is the sixth episode in our holiday partnership with Subwaygram and Daylight Books.

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Despite the pandemic, “New York’s heart never really stopped beating and it never could”. Enjoy an insightful and optimistic take on NYC from Syd Prescott, a nurse and front-line worker. She gave out free beer when the city shut down during her last bartending shift and rode empty subway cars to and from hospitals and nursing homes. With all the trauma of the last few years under her belt, she maintains that “regular everyday New Yorkers are some of the most compassionate folks you’ll ever meet” and we tend to agree!

This is the fifth episode in our holiday partnership with Subwaygram and Daylight Books. 

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Episode edited by Paul Weiss @pauliepchops and recorded by Alex May @alexhasaniphone

Apartment hunting is a very real sport in New York City. Not only did author and actress Katlyn Carlson find a place to live, she stumbled on a New York miracle, the perfect apartment. A washer dryer, a party ready rooftop, the works. With work calling her to the west coast, will she be able to put this magic abode back on the market? And can we live there?

This is the fourth episode in our holiday partnership with Subwaygram and Daylight Books.

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Hang onto your hats (and wigs) friends. Episode three is packed with a psychedelic trip, activism, LOVE, art, an expanding red afro, Grace Jones, the UK, an arrest by the NYPD, and of course, potato leek soup. This uniquely bohemian story from Robin LaVerne Wilson (aka Dragonfly aka Miss Justice Jester) is not to be missed. However, this story contains adult language, sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll--and is not recommended for kids!

This is the third episode in our holiday partnership with Subwaygram and Daylight Books. 

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Episode edited by Paul Weiss @pauliepchops and recorded by Alex May @alexhasaniphone

Leave your phones and maps at home, you won't need them here. Entrepreneur and eternal optimist, Lisa Wirth shares a slice of her New York, one tethered to whimsy rather than GPS.  She reminds us that each and every city block holds millions of individual stories and favorite New York things, be they sandwiches, sunset spots, or the location of a secret kiss. 

This is the second episode in our holiday partnership with Subwaygram and Daylight Books.

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