Brian Lehrer Weekend: Brexit 10th; Rental Scams; Culture Wars History
Three of our favorite segments from the week, in case you missed them.
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Friday Morning Politics: As Goes New York...?
Lisa Kashinsky talks about the national implications of New York's Democratic primary results.
Are Carriage Horses a Thing of the Past?
Liam Quigley talks about the latest efforts to ban carriage horses in Central Park.
The Rent Guidelines Board Votes
David Brand talks about the outcome of a vote by the Rent Guidelines Board on whether or not to freeze the rent.
How Fruit Is Getting Sweeter
Ellen Cushing, talks about her reporting on how the produce aisle is offering fruits that are sweeter than ever.
NY Primary Results, Beyond NYC
Kate Lisa and Larry Levy talk about the results of the primaries and what they could mean in November.
10 Years Post-Brexit
Tom Carter talks about the economic and political picture in the United Kingdom.
From the Synagogue to the Streets
Sharon Kleinbaum talks about the change from leading the world’s largest LGBTQ+ synagogue to her new organization.
Supreme Court Opinions: TPS, Asylum and More
Leah Litman offers analysis of today's opinions, including on gun rights, TPS, asylum and the weedkiller Roundup.
Primary Day Results
Brigid Bergin and Michael Lange talk about the results from New York's primary election.
CUNY's President on the Job Market and More
CUNY chancellor Félix Matos Rodríguez talks about the tough job market for grads and what CUNY is doing to help.
Inside the Trump White House
Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan talk about their new book and the inner workings of the Trump White House.
American Culture Shock
Listeners call in to share when they've experienced culture shocks, whether as immigrants or between cities.
New York Primary Day Informal, Unofficial, Thoroughly Unscientific Exit Polls
Brigid Bergin talks about voter turnout in the competitive congressional races in New York's primary.
The Future of FEMA
Micah Loewinger draws on his reporting from On the Media's series on FEMA to talk about the future of the agency.
Where the Culture Wars Began
Isaac Butler revisits the late 1980s start of the culture wars as the religious right took on the art world.
News From Your World Cup Country
Listeners call in to share a news story from the country they’re cheering on at the 2026 World Cup.
Monday Morning Politics: Status of the Iran Deal
Fred Kaplan offers analysis of what's in the Iran deal, and whether it will even hold up amid on-and-off violence.
How an Alleged Real Estate Scammer Operated
Catalina Gonella talks about her investigation into an alleged real estate scammer.
How Media Mega Mergers May Affect Workers
Alvaro Bedoya discusses how the Paramount-Warner Brothers Discovery merger will affect people and their jobs.