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Want to Meet New York’s Pizza Rats? There’s a Tour for That

With her “Garbage and Rats” walking tour, Suzanne Reisman ’00SIPA showcases the city that always squeaks

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Held Hostage for 444 Days: A Story of Survival

Forty years ago, Barry Rosen ’74GSAS was one of fifty-two Americans released from Iranian captivity

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Let's Talk About Sex on YouTube

Leeza Mangaldas ’11CC has made a career out of demystifying taboos and destigmatizing sexuality

Podcasts Wind of Change, The Radio Murders, Welcome to Your Fantasy, Drunk Women Solving Crime, Mother Country Radicals

5 True-Crime and Investigative Podcasts Worth Bingeing

These gripping series from Columbia alumni broadcasters will keep you hitting the play button

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Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Foie Gras

How two friends from Columbia created a wildly successful specialty food business and one of the hottest new restaurants in Manhattan

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The Guardian of Gotham's Gardens

NYC parks commissioner Adrian Benepe preserves and protects the 28,000 acres that offer residents a refuge from urban life

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Thinking the Unthinkable

Bioterrorism strategist Thomas V. Inglesby: a leader in the research effort against germ warfare

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Annie Duke, Poker Pro

This mother of four has racked up more than a quarter of a million dollars beating some of the best players around

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Lou Gehrig: Columbia Legend and American Hero

"Columbia Lou” got his start smashing home runs from South Field to the steps of Low Library—and went on to become one of the greatest and most beloved players in baseball history

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