New York City's Most Dangerous Job (S11, E5) - 11/30/2022 - FULL EPISODE by Audio Files published on 2022-12-02T15:48:50Z IN THIS EPISODE: 1. Fans from across the globe congregate at the Red Lion pub in the West Village to watch heated match-ups during the World Cup. Together they share triumphs, losses, and a deep sense of national pride. Reporter Trina Mannino reports. 2. After nearly 50 years, The Lesbian Herstory Archives in Park Slope has received landmark status from the Landmark Preservation Commission, making it the first of its kind in Brooklyn. Reporter Yvonne Marquez hear from volunteers and interns who have spent years dedicating themselves to preserving LGBTQ history. 3. In this installment of “New York at work,” Reporter Hannah-Kathryn Valles sits down with Vado Diomande, choreographer and teacher at Cumbe — the Center for African and Diaspora Dance in Bed-Stuy. He shares his lifelong passion for dance and tradition, as well as the bold decision to start his own dance company. 4. A new, affordable veterinary clinic is set to open in Flatbush, Brooklyn in Spring 2023. Flatbush Cats is the organization that just signed a ten year lease to provide care for the pets of community members and the stray cats in the neighborhood. Reporter Elizabeth Short hears from volunteers about their efforts. 5. Raul Tenelema is the sixteenth of seventeen construction workers to die on the job this year. We hear his story, as well as the stories of other workers speaking out about unsafe conditions and unregulated construction sites. A new state law may be a step in the right direction. Laura Bratton reports.
