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BuildingNY - New York Stories

At 30, Nancy Lieberman was made the youngest-ever partner at law firm Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom. Now she's dealmaker of the year.

Mon at 10:30am, 4:30pm, 10:30pm
Thu at 11:30pm
Sat at 12pm
Sun 5/19 at 6pm

CityWide

David Yassky, Chairman of the NYC Taxi and Limousine Commission, tells Ken Fisher about the "Taxi of the Future" and the city's plans to meet increased demand.

Wed at 10am, 3pm, 11pm
Sat at 8pm
Sun at 10am

City Cinematheque

"Dam Street" ("Hong Yan," 2005) is the second in a five-film series, "A New Decade of Film from China."

Sat at 9pm
Sun at 9pm
Fri 5/24 at midnight

This Week

What if we never run out of oil? Plus, racial inequality without racism ... and is there really a STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) worker shortage?

Wed at 7:30pm
Sat at 10am
Sun at 11pm

One to One

Eve Ensler, author of "The Vagina Monologues," talks with Sheryl McCarthy about her cancer treatment and its place in her new memoir, "In the Body of the World."

Mon at 7 am, 1pm, 6pm
Sun 5/19 at 9am

News from Thomas DiNapoli

The New York State Comptroller says there is $12 billion in unclaimed funds, reports success with the Pension Fund, and shares his views on the latest state budget.

Wed at 9:30am, 4:30pm, 9:30pm
Sat at 7:30pm
Sun at 11:30am

Theater Talk

Don't miss the Season's End Critics' Panel with Peter Marks, Joan Rivers, and Ben Brantley, with co-hosts Michael Riedel and Susan Haskins.

Sat at 8:30pm
Sun at 12:30pm
Mon at 7:30am, 1:30pm, 7:30pm

How People Power Generates Change

This week: Organized people successfully fighting organized money. Guests: Marshall Ganz, Rachel LaForest, and Madeline Janis.

Mon at 6am, 12noon, 11pm
Wed at 2am
Sat at 9am

TimesTalks

A conversation between author Salman Rushdie and Chinese artist/activist Ai Weiwei (via Skype) about freedom and moral courage. Moderated by Patricia Cohen; in collaboration with PEN.

Fri at 8am, 4pm, 9pm
Sat at 11pm
Sun eve at 12am

Public affairs

Immigrants and Services in New York City

Three part series on immigrant services and policies in NYC.

BrianLehrer.tv

The digital age, trends, entrepreneurs, social change, and timely issues in NYC.

CityTalk

CUNY TV's forum for politics and public affairs.

The Stoler Report

New York's Business Report on real estate, retail, and more.

Independent Sources

Where viewers meet the ethnic press.

Eldridge & Co.

Policymakers and advocates for social change with Ronnie Eldridge.

Arts and Education

Day at Night

PBS talk show with legendary artists of the day.

Nueva York

Emmy award winning series on Latino culture in New York.

TimesTalks

Newsmaker interviews by writers and editors of the New York Times.

Theater Talk

The world of the stage, with Susan Haskins & Michael Riedel.

Study With The Best

CUNY TV's magazine show about CUNY.

African American Legends

Hosted and interviewed by Dr. Roscoe C. Brown, Jr.

City Cinematheque

World films and informed discussion, hosted by Dr. Jerry Carlson.

ATW's Working in the Theatre

Theatre practice from the best in the field.

Canapé

CUNY TV's magazine highlighting French arts, literature and film.

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