Podcast City Cast terbaik (2025)

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Protein Bar Wars, Legalizing Weed, Utah's Gold Stash 38:13

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Utah has $60 million in gold hidden somewhere in Salt Lake City. Host Ali Vallarta and executive producer Emily Means discuss why the state is investing in precious metals. Plus, legalizing recreational cannabis, the protein bar wars, and March Madness. Resources and references: Built Bars sues Springville protein bar startup over trade secret accu…

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Why is ICE Being Sued? Will Quantum Project Include Community? And How's The Lolla Lineup? 36:28

7h ago36:28

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Local and national advocacy organizations are suing Immigration and Customs Enforcement alleging illegal arrests, a coalition of Southeast Side neighbors is pushing back on Chicago’s future Quantum Campus, and we’ve got thoughts on Lolla’s lineup. Joining us to break it all down are Katrina Pham from Borderless Magazine and Maxwell Evans from Block…

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Supreme Court Race Heats Up, City Council Candidates Share Thoughts, and Regent Street Revival 31:34

7h ago31:34

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Happy Friday! The City Cast Madison team is here to round up the news of the week and by news, of course we’re talking about elections. Host Bianca Martin has the latest on the Wisconsin Supreme Court race (Spoiler: it’s an expensive one!). And executive producer Hayley Sperling digs into some of the responses we got from our City Council candidate…

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Big Transit Cuts, PA’s Special Election & Dollywood Meets Kennywood 32:22

8h ago32:22

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Pittsburgh’s got a lot to lose! If more state funding doesn’t come through, PRT announced they’ll have to make huge service cuts, like fully shutting down 41 bus routes and ending service after 11 p.m. Plus, the Trump administration’s threatening to close Pittsburgh’s HUD field office. Executive producer Mallory Falk and producer Sophia Lo discuss …

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Purple Line Delays, USIP v DOGE Showdown, and Community Stew. Plus, a Members Bonus 31:44

8h ago31:44

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We’re talking about why the Purple Line is taking so long to arrive. We’re talking about the takeover of DC institutions — and whether it's cool for Washington audiences to boo JD Vance. Plus, a story about stew that warmed our hearts. And this week there’s a fourth topic for members only: Is the DMV economy headed for a crater? Want some more DC n…

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You Might Also Like: Good Game with Sarah Spain

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Introducing Stupid Good Hockey with Nicole Haase from Good Game with Sarah Spain. Follow the show: Good Game with Sarah Spain Women’s college hockey writer Nicole Haase joins Sarah to discuss this weekend’s Frozen Four, the favorites for the Patty Kazmaier Award, the current college-to-pro pipeline and her unique path to covering hockey. Plus, Marc…

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You Might Also Like: The Run-Through with Vogue

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Introducing Hari Nef’s Hottest Fashion Opinions from The Run-Through with Vogue. Follow the show: The Run-Through with Vogue It’s day three of our Paris Fashion week coverage and today model and actress Hari Nef has some thoughts! From the “Archival Revival” to the state of New York fashion, the Barbie star reflects on the industry today. Plus, she…

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Penises of the Great Salt Lake 21:14

1d ago21:14

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The Great Salt Lake is home to millions of different species of wildlife, with penises as unique as they are. Yeah, you read that right. Biologist Jaimi Butler joins host Ali Vallarta to explore the genitalia of our namesake, plus the weird phenomenon of sexualizing brine shrimp. Interested in our sea monkeys? Learn why they’re so important to the …

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Which Chicago Sports Ticket is Actually Worth the Price? 27:42

1d ago27:42

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The White Sox are at home for Opening Day next week. But after last year’s record-breakingly awful performance, are they even worth the ticket price? In fact, watching any of Chicago’s mediocre-to-terrible professional sports teams may feel like an exercise in disappointment. Host Jacoby Cochran and social media manager Rick Homuth argue it’s still…

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Madison’s Favorite Strip Mall Restaurants 34:07

1d ago34:07

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Few frills, no gimmicks, just good food. That’s what you’ll find at Madison’s many strip mall eateries. But which ones are the best? Truthfully, it depends on who you ask. These spots are special and deeply personal. To get the scoop on Madison’s best strip mall restaurants, we turned to the lovely readers of our Madison Minutes newsletter to get t…

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Chipped Ham Empanadas, Fancy Spaghetti O’s & More Food to Try This Spring 19:58

1d ago19:58

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If you’re looking for new places to eat out this spring, tons of restaurants have been opening (or re-opening) around town! Executive producer Mallory Falk and producer Sophia Lo are sharing our shortlist of places we’re most excited to try, serving up everything from soup dumplings to vegetarian sloppy joes. Plus, we discuss the new lineup of deep…

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Will All The Fired Federal Workers Be Reinstated? 17:18

1d ago17:18

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So we know that the federal government fired thousands of workers in D.C. earlier this year. Now some court rulings suggest they’re being rehired?! But not fully?! It’s a mess. Emily Peck from Axios tells us what’s going down between the Trump administration and the federal workers that DOGE tried to purge. Want some more DC news? Then make sure to…

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How Not To Have Search and Rescue Save Your Ass 21:58

2d ago21:58

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Salt Lakers crave the sun and red rock splendor of southern Utah, but a lot can go wrong in the desert. Host Ali Vallarta asks Escalante search and rescue volunteer Rick Green how to avoid dangerous (and expensive) mistakes. Check out Rick’s visitor checklist. If you’re planning a spring trip in southern Utah, try these alternatives to the Mighty F…

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Are You Sleeping on Chicago’s Soul Food Capital? 26:46

2d ago26:46

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More than half of Black-owned businesses on the South Side are food businesses, according to the Greater Chatham Initiative. The organization runs FoodLab Chicago, which has helped the likes of Brown Sugar Bakery, Lems BBQ, Majani and other South Side favorites grow. GCI executive director Nedra Fears tells host Jacoby Cochran how they’re creating …

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How To Make the Most of Madison’s Bike Trails 23:19

2d ago23:19

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Madison is said to have more bikes than cars. And with 200 miles of bike trails in the area, there’s a lot for cyclists to explore. So as spring gets in gear, we turned to biking aficionado Grant Foster for his favorite Dane County trips. He’s got ideas for everyone from newbies to those ready to make a weekend out of it. Plus, he shares some tips …

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DC Leaders Lobby House GOP To Pass Budget-Saving Bill 17:51

2d ago17:51

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The District is anxiously waiting for the House of Representatives to return to session and decide the fate of D.C.’s budget. Depending on what they decide, D.C. could potentially see a $1 billion hit, right away. The Washington Post's Jenny Gathright is here to explain how D.C. leaders are trying to convince the House to vote their way. Want some …

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What if Pittsburgh's Public Transit Went Away? 27:00

2d ago27:00

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Pittsburgh Regional Transit is meeting this week to talk about a proposal that could overhaul our entire local transportation system. Adam Smeltz, reporting for PublicSource, found the agency may increase fares, cut service, and scrap its Bus Line Redesign to address a possible $100 million deficit. He joins us to discuss how we ended up here and w…

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SLC’s Brunch Scene, Sundance & Pride Flags, Referendum Hits the Streets 32:19

3d ago32:19

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Is SLC’s hottest club a brunch spot? You decide. Host Ali Vallarta and executive producer Emily Means debrief on Salt Lake’s breakfast food scene and give their recs. Plus, the Sundance saga continues, a new coffee shop, and doorknocking for a cause. Resources and references: Utah’s Hopes Of Keeping Sundance Threatened By Anti-Pride Flag Bill On Go…

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The Onion Origin Story You Haven't Heard 28:14

3d ago28:14

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Everyone knows the satirical news outlet The Onion. But did you know that The Onion’s roots are in Madison? The online behemoth was started in 1988 by a group of UW-Madison students and their friends simply as a way to earn some extra cash. But little did they know it would grow to be something so much bigger than they could have ever imagined. To …

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Where Will the Bears Play? Plus, Our Chicago Time Capsule 29:34

3d ago29:34

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Bears fans have enjoyed a great start to free agency and are anticipating next month's NFL draft. Optimism is peaking for the 2025 season. However, one story that continues to haunt Bears fans is the future of Soldier Field. Executive producer Simone Alicea and host Jacoby Cochran discuss the various options including a renewed sense of urgency fro…

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Your Guide to Running in Pittsburgh 27:10

3d ago27:10

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If you’re new to running, jogging, or even walking in and around the city — or trying to restart an old routine — we’ve got some great suggestions from a couple of local runners ready to help you get laced up and out the door. Thanks to our guests: Donald Robinson, owner and coach at Global Human Performance in Point Breeze; and Dan Lampmann, found…

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How the Kennedy Center Takeover Changes Theater in DC 23:18

3d ago23:18

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Trump’s takeover of the Kennedy Center has left the DC art community reeling. How is DC’s vibrant but sometimes overlooked theater community dealing with the fallout? Chad Dexter Kinsman, arts administrator and host of Theater District podcast explains what all of this means for the future of theater in the District. Want some more DC news? Then ma…

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Tips and Tricks for SLC Concert Season 21:30

16h ago21:30

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The SLC Twilight Concert Series lineup just dropped — did you get a ticket? Outdoor music season is about to hit Salt Lake, so host Ali Vallarta asked avid concert goer Reuben Hoyos for his best tips and tricks to enjoy the show. Plus: Ever wonder how the SLC Twilight lineup gets booked? We’ve got answers. Become a member of City Cast Salt Lake tod…

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Is Walgreens Headed For Bankruptcy? 26:04

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Walgreens recently announced its sale to a private equity firm, ending nearly a century of being a publicly traded company. Between that news and recent store closures: Is Walgreens in trouble? Crain’s health care reporter Katherine Davis is here with host Jacoby Cochran to break down the pharmacy chain’s latest moves and future prospects. Want som…

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Meet The Candidates in Madison’s Only Contested School Board Race 37:30

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In-person absentee voting starts tomorrow and we are officially in full election mode. We’ve covered the statewide races and talked City Council, so today we’re digging into the only contested school board race on the ballot, between Bret Wagner and Martha Siravo. Host Bianca Martin chats with both candidates to get their thoughts on the issues fac…

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Could Rejoining Maryland Save DC From Trump? 25:34

4d ago25:34

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Should DC rejoin Maryland!? In D.C.’s current crisis atmosphere, the idea of retrocession has gained traction. For years, David Krucoff was the lonely champion of this cause. He’s with us today to explain why he thinks it’s the best way forward. Want some more DC news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter Hey DC. You can also become…

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Rooftop Tours, Terracotta Lions & Pgh’s Oil Boom 18:51

4d ago18:51

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Everyone knows about New York City’s Wall Street, but back in the day, individual cities had their own stock exchanges. Our version of Wall Street was on Fourth Avenue, where City Cast Pittsburgh’s very own offices are! We're revisiting our conversation with author and historian Mark Houser about how we got that Wall Street in the first place and w…

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Air Taxis Are Here, SLC Twilight Lineup, Pies for Pi Day 35:02

7d ago35:02

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Air taxis have arrived in Utah. Will you get on board? Host Ali Vallarta and executive producer Emily Means dive into the details and possible silver linings. Plus, how the Twilight Concert Series has changed, Pi Day treats, and Utah’s nosy neighbors. Resources and references: The 2025 SLC Twilight lineup and tickets Future of flight? Electric air …

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Trump Threatens Universities, More Buses Coming, and Bears Win Offseason 38:30

7d ago38:30

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Chicago and Illinois universities are responding to President Donald Trump’s threats of protest- and diversity-related funding cuts. Host Jacoby Cochran talks to WCIU TV host Brandon Pope and The Triibe reporter Tonia Hill to break down the week's top stories. The city council approved over $3 million in Chicago Police Department settlements, inclu…

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City Clerk Mishaps, UW Faces Investigation, and St. Patrick’s Day Celebrations 31:00

7d ago31:00

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It’s been a rough week for the City Clerk’s office. With investigations underway and its leader put on leave, City Cast Madison host Bianca Martin outlines the events that got us here. Speaking of investigations, executive producer Hayley Sperling gives the latest on a federal inquiry into alleged antisemitism at UW-Madison and other universities a…

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Congress Battles Over DC Budget, Measles, and Ovechkin Eyes NHL Record 26:41

7d ago26:41

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The Washington Post’s Meagan Flynn joins the show to talk about the federal budget and that weird billion-dollar hole it may blow in our own city budget, measles in the DMV, and everything you need to know about Alexander Ovechkin’s pursuit of Wayne Gretzky’s NHL goal record. Want some more DC news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newslet…

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Grumpy Bus Pickles, Vintage Kennywood & How To Get a Real ID 35:48

7d ago35:48

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Make room in your wallet for your Real ID and your season passes for our local amusement parks, including Kennywood, Sandcastle, and Idlewild. We’re making the case for both — plus how and when to get them — and introducing yinz to Kennywood’s new-old mascot, Jeeters. Pittsburgh Regional Transit is using pickle cartoons to shame us for bad behavior…

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Why Allergies Are Worse This Spring 19:35

8d ago19:35

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Spring is in the air, and we’re already sneezing our butts off. Why are allergies hitting so hard this year? Dr. Adriana Andreae, an allergist with University of Utah Health, joins host Ali Vallarta to explain what’s plaguing Salt Lakers’ immune systems and how to ease our suffering. Become a member of City Cast Salt Lake today! It’s the best way t…

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How to Find a 'Real' Wisconsin Supper Club 25:38

8d ago25:38

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Brandy Old Fashioned? Check. Friday fish fry? Of course. Enduring nostalgia? Yes, please. These are just a few of the things that make Wisconsin supper clubs special. But supper clubs are so much more than strong drinks and indulgent food. They represent part of Wisconsin’s identity. To get the dish on what elevates a spot from simply being a resta…

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The Unwritten Rules of the Road in Chicago 38:24

8d ago38:24

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Chicago was ranked at the top for cities with the worst driving experience. The 2024 report found that Chicagoans spend the most time in traffic and the most money on gas. Host Jacoby Cochran, executive producer Simone Alicea, and Axios Chicago Carrie Shepherd talk about their biggest driving pet peeves and quiz themselves on the rules of the road.…

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Unwritten Rules That Distinguish DC 26:18

8d ago26:18

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DC has a whole host of rules that are the kind of thing where if you know, you know. Is it Malcolm X Park or Meridian Hill Park? Is it Reagan National Airport or DCA? We talked to ClockoutDC’s Jade Womack and Greater Greater Washington’s Dan Reed last summer about the essential rules to life in DC. If you like culture hot takes like this, sign up f…

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Who Makes PA's Best Potato Chips? 28:04

8d ago28:04

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National Potato Chip Day is this Friday! So the City Cast Pittsburgh crew is crunching it up with our friends at City Cast Philly to taste test as many PA-made potato chips as we can find, explore how the commonwealth became the “potato chip capital of the world,” and choose our favorites in the first ever (maybe?) Chippy Awards. Special thanks to …

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How Utah Lawmakers Changed Liquor Laws, Air Quality, and Golf 31:50

9d ago31:50

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Lawmaking in Utah is a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it situation. Now that the Legislature’s 2025 general session is over, Fox 13 reporter Ben Winslow joins host Ali Vallarta for part two of a two-part recap to explain what lawmakers did about liquor, air quality, and daylight saving time. Listen to part one on voting, deportation and sex-ed. Become a mem…

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What’s Cooking During Ramadan in Chicago? 24:11

9d ago24:11

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We’re about halfway through Ramadan — the Muslim holy month marked by charity, spiritual reflection, and daily fasting. With some 350,000 Muslims estimated to call Chicago and Illinois home, we visited the Muslim Community Center in Old Irving Park for a community iftar. Iftar refers to the evening meal when fasts are broken each day. Last year, ho…

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A Master Four Leaf Clover Hunter Shares Her Secrets 23:19

9d ago23:19

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The bagpipes will be back on the Capitol Square this weekend for the annual St. Patrick’s Day parade. With the official holiday mere days away, how are you celebrating? If you’re Fitchburg alder Gabriella Gerhardt, you’re adding to your world-record-setting four-leaf clover collection. Four-leaf clovers, technically a genetic mutation of the common…

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10 Pro-Tips for Living in Pittsburgh 30:21

9d ago30:21

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Just like every other city, we have our quirks and unwritten rules. Like why is someone turning left instead of yielding to me at the green light? And what’s up with that rickety old chair sitting in front of my neighbor’s house? The City Cast Pittsburgh team is sharing our essential rules for surviving and thriving in the city. If you enjoyed toda…

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House Votes to Slash $1B From DC Budget. Now What? 20:26

9d ago20:26

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The House just passed a budget stopgap bill that would fund the federal government through September but would also cut $1.1 billion from D.C.’s local budget. If the Senate passes the bill without changing this provision, it would cripple the District’s budget and the effect would be immediate. NBC’s Mark Segraves is here to tell us what’s happenin…

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