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EPISODE · Jul 21, 2025 · 9 MIN

NYC Animal Shelters Run Out of Room, Restaurant Week Begins and How AI is Already Shaping the Next Generation of Journalists

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Republican Candidate for Mayor Curtis Sliwa spoke with WFUV’s Andrew McDonald about his love for cats, and how the city can do better to protect animals. New York City’s Restaurant Week kicks off today. The biannual event happens each summer and winter, and despite the name, lasts for about a month. Harvard University and the Trump administration are going to court today in Boston. The university has sued President Trump for cutting 2.6 billion dollars from the school. Harvard claims this was illegal. The Trump administration claims that it froze federal funding for Harvard because it failed to address antisemitism on campus. What does it mean to be a reporter in a world shaped by data and AI? WFUV’s Jay Doherty spoke with Fordham Business Communications professor Allie Kosterich. Her recent book examines how new kinds of journalists are transforming the newsroom from within.

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