Mike Birbiglia, Birthright Citizenship, NYC & Anti-Semitism, This Weekend's Marathon

All Of It with Alison Stewart | Nov 2, 2018

Mike Birbiglia talks about his new Broadway show, “The New One.” Negin Farsad, Maeve Higgins, and Jordan Carlos discuss President Trump's proposed ending of birthright citizenship. Lindsey Smith explains new NPR podcast “Believed.” Michael Millenson talks about the recent proliferation of apps meant to regulate your health. Jake Offenhartz and Fred Mogul discuss the anti-Semitic graffiti on the Upper West Side and in Brooklyn that appeared after the mass-shooting in Pittsburgh on Saturday. Jen Miller talks about the NYC Marathon. Charlie Herman presents the next installment of our series, “Charlie For The Culture.”

 

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