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Hosted by Nora Fried and Hanna Gerlander · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 99 episodes
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Brooklyn comedians Hanna Gerlander and Nora Fried spotlight a New Yorker of the Week and alternate between interviews and biweekly Just Us chats. Come for NYC stories, comedy, pop culture, and chaos. Smart, absurd, and weirdly heartfelt. If you’re confused, don’t worry. Just listen, and you’ll get it.
Nora Fried and Hanna Gerlander hosts New Yorker of the Week, a comedy show with 99 episodes published.
It’s our last New Yorker of the Week episode. For now. We know. We’re emotional too. After many long voice memos, Google Docs, budget spreadsheets in a notes app, and one dramatic “are we insane?” conversation, we’ve dec
We cover Nora’s recent Bahamas trip where there was somehow no food, debate whether we’re cruise or land people, and assign ourselves roles in the event of a plane crash. Productive. We spiral about what we’d do if we ha
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, we’re joined by New Yorker of the Week Emma Haberman, a New York City–based licensed psychotherapist, for a grounded, thoughtful conversation about love, dating, relationships, and how t
It’s a Just Us episode - sorry no Reba... that was a trap...gotcha! This week, Nora and Hanna cover the important cultural pillars of our time, including: Why people are spiritually obsessed with Reba Jelly Roll at the G
Just us this week! Hanna is deep in post-vacation blues, Nora is recording under the soft glow of Ambien because it was a late night, and yes, once again, we somehow end up talking about doctors. At this point we’re not
Yes, the rumors are true. New Yorker of the Week is officially going tri-state. Every third week, we’re rolling out a Jersey Edition featuring the one, the only, the legendarily unstoppable Rox JerZ Queen. Rox is the Que
This week’s Just Us episode starts with a formal, heartfelt, and legally unnecessary apology to New York City doctors everywhere. After talking a lot of shit in past episodes, we’re lightly walking it back with a very sp
Today’s episode fits perfectly into your New Year’s resolutions because we are joined by true NYC fitness royalty: Anaya and Ayana Curtis. Ayana made history as the first Black SoulCycle instructor, and her daughter Anay
Welcome to 2026!!!! The Year of the FIRE HORSE!!! And happy Zohran is President Day! Hanna's having horny dreams, Nora's getting off her sleeping meds - we review our 2026 goals and so much more in this ep! And in true n
Wondering what’s in store for next year? Look no further. Today on New Yorker of the Week, we’re featuring the legendary Queen Virgo. In addition to being an iconic NYC drag artist, she’s also an astrologer and tarot car
It is another Just Us episode and it has honestly been a minute since we were back in the studio (aka the kitchen). In true New Yorker of the Week fashion, the universe greeted our return by immediately crashing the vide
At the Tompkins Square Park Dog Halloween Parade we met an absolute NYC icon named Drake, a woman so unmistakably New York she could have only been born of this city’s chaos and charm. What is more New York than wanderin
Hello lovely listeners! Welcome back to paradise! Today on New Yorker of the Week it’s Just Us (you’re welcome!) We’re talking enneagram scams, Hanna’s past gig as a puppeteer, a very long debrief of Jacob Elordi, and so
Camile Taylor… where do we even begin. This woman has carried Flatbush Ave on her shoulders for more than twenty years. A true local legend. She works at a shipping company (name redacted for privacy!) and has witnessed
It’s a Just Us week and yes, Hanna and Nora showed up in matching puffy red coats. Coincidence? Cosmic alignment? Old Navy dreams? You decide. Tune in for another round of deeply necessary NYC observations, mildly chaoti
*We will preface this with you should really WATCH this episode, specifically at the part where we're at the parade. You can do so on Spotify or on Youtube! What a little Halloween treat! 🎃🎃🎃 You might be wondering, d
Hanna’s tripping over things in her kitchen, Nora reveals what “she knows about the news”, and the girls spiral about the sudden wave of TikTok ads invading our feeds. Plus: an all-too-real NYC horror story involving an
This week’s New Yorker of the Week is Simon Ban (aka @squids_ink, tattoo artist, co-owner, and resident artist at Estuary Tattoo in Brooklyn. You know that guy in Bushwick who “wants to be a tattoo artist” but can’t make
about 35 mins of this for FREE in today's episode. What a steal! Two wacky women in your ears. But hey, if you want to pay us, by all means, go for it. We welcome good banter and cash. Enjoy! Love us? Hate us? Keep in to
This week’s New Yorker of the Week is Carl Radke! For the few who don’t know, Carl is a key cast member of Bravo’s Summer House, and these days he’s channeling his energy into Soft Bar, a non-alcoholic bar in Greenpoint
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