FAQ NYC

Author Elon Green joins Nolan Hicks and Harry Siegel to talk about Lost Call: A True Story of Love, Lust, and Murder in Queer New York and how a city crew including Rudy Giuliani’s mom, Bernard Kerik, Robert Morgenthau, Linda Fairstein, William Bulger and Mike McAclary all tie into that story.

Manhattan District Attorney candidates Alvin Bragg, Eliza Orlins, Lucy Lang, and Tali Farhadian Weinstein talk with us and each other about their respective visions of what the prosecutor’s office is and should be.

Manhattan District Attorney candidates Tahanie Aboushi, Liz Crotty, Diana Florence and Dan Quart talk to Chrissy, Harry and Alex, and each other about what the prosecutor’s office is and what it should be.

Author Alec MacGillis talks about Amazon's New York expansion and America's great divergence.

Public Advocate Jumaane Williams rejoins the pod to discuss, among other things, the state of policing here, the citywide races and his experience running statewide.

Dave from the DOPEY podcast shares a few stories about drug addiction and recovery from some of the biggest moments in New York City history.

As June 22 creeps closer, WNYC's Brigid Bergin gives us her take on the state of the mayor's race.

Emma Whitford gives us a rundown of the new federal rent relief hopefully headed toward New Yorkers this spring.

The FAQ crew talks with Comptroller and Mayoral Candidate Scott Stringer.

The presidential candidate turned mayoral candidate joins Christina and Harry for a lively conversation about what the city needs and why he’s running.

Jimmy Vielkind of the Wall Street Journal discusses New York’s sorry vaccine rollout, and the state of Cuomo’s State of the State.

A bird's eye view of New York City's very crowded ballot.