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Esta semana, discutimos los acontecimientos ocurridos en NYC. Donde 16 personas fueron heridas despues que un hombre abrió fuego en la mañana del 12 de Abril. Algo Esta Pasando analiza el problema de las armas fantasmas en los Estados Unidos. 

Conducido por Guillermo Garcia Machado. Producido por Carlos Garcia Contreras.

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In this latest episode, Jeff discusses some crazy stories of prosecutorial misconduct he’s witnessed over the years in cases in NYC, including the Chapo Guzman, Jimmy Henchman, and John Gotti, Jr. trials, and tells about the time a creepy prosecutor-turned bad fiction writer wired up one of his clients in an effort to entrap him. Trans exhaustion has been reached and Jeff will tell you why. Title 42 is explained and why the Biden administration is ending it, which will cause a flood of illegal immigrants into America that we can not even remotely deal with.  Finally, Jeff discusses the Staten Island case on behalf of toddlers’ parents who sought to end Mayor Adams’ masking mandates for preschoolers.

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The Dems and media attack the GOP for asking KBJ tough questions. It looks like this radical judicial activist will be confirmed. Biden's NATO train wreck. The NYC Mayor's double standard on jab exemptions. Sick Willie checks in and our outrages of the week.

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Welcome to Life’s a Ben Affleck, a podcast that is supposed to be about the highs and lows of food history, but has now become a Ben Affleck update-only show. On this week’s topicless episode we discuss, you guessed it, Ben Affleck, as well as nobody’s favorite Mayoral candidate, Andrew Yang, Los Angles’ best old school restaurants, apartment drama, Australia, and so much more! So go park the car in Harvard yard, it’s Life’s a Banquet the podcast!

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After gaining much attention and popularity during his presidential bid, Andrew Yang is running for mayor of New York City. We delve into the concerns brought up by Asians Against Yang, a coalition of community members, organizers, and activists who are opposing Yang’s bid to be New York’s next mayor. Then, our producer Cynthia, co-host Janrey, and guest James Boo discuss their reactions toward Andrew Yang, the mayoral election, and the current state of NYC politics.

Early voting began June 12th, and Election Day is next Tuesday, June 22nd. For more information, visit the NYC Board of Elections website.

Our guest this week was James Boo, member of the 52nd Assembly District of New York State, elected member of the Kings County Democratic County Committee, and resident of Brooklyn for the past 13 years. James is also the managing producer of Self Evident, a podcast that tells Asian America’s stories to explore what it really means to claim America today. If you enjoy listening to our podcast, definitely check out Self Evident too!

This is the last episode of our first ever season of ATM! We’ll be on a brief hiatus, so be sure to catch up on all of our old episodes in the meantime.

Mentioned in this episode:

• Petition by Asian and Pacific Islanders New Yorkers Against Yang
• Our past episode “What You Need to Know About Anti-Asian Violence” where we challenge calls for increased policing in response to anti-Asian hate
• Read Yang’s stance on affordable housing and other policies
• Coalition for Asian American Children’s APA Education Equity Campaign

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How will Garcia’s ambitious green infrastructure plans promote urban farming in NYC?

The Fields team reached out to all of the major candidates for mayor of New York regarding their urban agriculture plans. Kathryn Garcia gave us an hour of her time to discuss her highly relevant background as well as her new green infrastructure plan. Garcia has previously served as Commissioner for the New York City Sanitation Department, incident commander during Hurricane Sandy, Interim Chair and CEO of the New York City Housing Authority, and Food Czar for New York's emergency food program during the COVID-19 emergency response. As mayor, she plans to green every roof in NYC and much more. We discuss food and environmental policy with a special focus on what this means for urban farmers. Give us a listen, plant a seed, and please share Fields with a friend!

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Attorney, writer, filmmaker and social justice warrior, Crystal McCrary, returns to the podcast and talks about her son Cole Anthony's journey to the NBA, her husband Ray McGuire's upcoming run for NYC Mayor and the parts she's played in both.

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