7 episodes
Pat and Jamie's New York Pat Kiernan and Jamie Stelter
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2.8 • 5 Ratings
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NY1 Morning Team Pat Kiernan and Jamie Stelter talk to New Yorkers about the city they love.
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Episode 113: Adam Horovitz at 92Y
Pat and Jamie welcomed Beastie Boys founder Ad "Ad-Rock" Horovitz to their January show, recorded live at the 92nd Street Y.
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Episode 112: Leandra Medine at 92Y
Pat and Jamie catch up on news on the morning of February 5, 2016 and introduce an excerpt from their January 31st live show. In that segment, recorded live at the 92nd Street Y, they talk to "Man Repeller" founder Leandra Medine about her successful website.
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Episode 111: No Love for Powerball
As the nation works itself into a Powerball lottery frenzy, Pat and Jamie find common ground in their belief that the lottery is a losing proposition.
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Episode 110: An Icy Welcome Back to New York
Pat and Jamie return from their holiday travel as the city plunges into serious winter weather for the first time.
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Episode 109: Letting Kids Win at Monopoly
Pat and Jamie talk about the Second Avenue Subway and at what age it's appropriate to let kids win at board games.
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Episode 108: Speechless at the White House
A mini podcast recorded on Tuesday, December 15, 2015. Jamie was invited to a holiday party at the White House, where she was speechless in her moment with the President and First Lady.
Customer Reviews
Wow
You have an 30 minute show and took 15 minutes to get to the guest? People want to hear Ad Rock, not y’all.
Early days but great start
I was so thrilled to hear this podcast. Love Pat Kiernan, who at this point is single handedly keeping me from cutting the TW cable cord at NY1. Jamie Stelter is very appealing too & I love their rapport. Pat did a great job on the radio a couple of years ago, but Jamie is a much better co-host. Keep up the great work, guys.
Just a preview so far... But ADORABLE
My family is addicted to NY1 mostly thanks to Pat and Jamie. So the Mrs. and I are trying to get appropriate babysitting for our two tiny kids to go see the show. So the prospect of this podcast is like cocaine to us. They are delightful as always.