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Kate Hinds
@katehinds.bsky.social
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Making live 📻 at WNYC with @allofitwnyc. Rider of the C train, birder, mother of daughters. Every voice is a radio voice. I draw birds on IG: @ksh68nyc
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“He said he was on tour but needed to cash a royalty check,” a bank teller told police. “He was wearing red sunglasses and smelled faintly of margarita mix, so I thought it was actually him.” www.yahoo.com/entertainmen...
Illinois man arrested after pretending to be rocker Sammy Hagar
Ronnie Putnam allegedly tried to open a bank account in the name of rock musician Sammy Hagar. (MOUT VERNON POLICE PHOTO)
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@wnyc.org’s David Furst meeting my giant thermos for the first time
“As President Trump’s immigration crackdown has begun to target more underage migrants, New York schools have become a quiet locus of resistance, with teachers, classmates and neighbors banding together in their defense.” www.nytimes.com/2025/10/11/n...
These Students Are Scared. Friends and Teachers Are Their Protectors.
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"A single mom agrees to be the partner of a bird enthusiast for a birding competition but misunderstands the assignment and tells everyone she's his new girlfriend instead of just his teammate." www.hallmarkchannel.com/adventures-i...
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"New York City is poised to pay $2 billion to build a platform over a Manhattan rail yard at the behest of one of the country’s biggest developers, who would then erect mostly luxury housing along the Hudson River." (gift link) www.nytimes.com/2025/09/26/n...
Hudson Yards Developer May Get Another $2 Billion Boost From New York
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My employer New York Public Radio just announced that it is offering @onthemedia.bsky.social, @radiolab.bsky.social, and other programs to at-risk public radio stations for free! More info: current.org/2025/09/wnyc...
"The first person to eat a hot pepper probably did it somewhere in the lowlands of southern Mexico more than 10,000 years ago, and I would guess they probably thought it would kill them. But they went back for more, or at least they told their friends." www.theatlantic.com/culture/arch...
Why Is Everything Spicy Now?
More Americans are setting their mouth on fire—for extreme sport, and for everyday thrills.
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Have construction costs been revised downward!?
Say what now
The agency has heard the critiques of how many people worked on the tunnel boring machine for the first phase of the subway and reduced the staffing by 40 percent