New York

Discussed in relation to its absence from the top sex offender density list.

“I can't find New York on the list.”

The city where Adam Malave performs stand-up comedy.

“Yeah. Um, I'm in the... I do standup all over New York. I have a weekly show in Brooklyn. Uh, I started the open mic website.”

The comedian identifies as being from New York and discusses his work there.

“2017. Uh, from New York.”

The city where Kara Swisher visited and where Scott Galloway moved in 2000.

“It was such a walk down memory lane. I moved to New York in two thousand.”

The city where Chris Rock was based and wanted to film the pilot.

“He was fresh off Top Five, but he was based in New York.”

The caller, Paul, is calling from Canton, New York.

“Uh, hi, this is Paul from Canton, New York.”

Tim Dillon compares the immense wealth of London to that of New York, noting his pride in his New York roots.

“Folks, I love this mug. You see how British it is? Everything here is very muted and green. And by the way, you come here and they go, "Oh, it's been taken over by hordes of roving barbarians." That's what they say. But you come here, it's actually really nice…”

Compared to London as a large financial center experiencing similar displacement issues.

“But I don't, I don't live in London. I don't know anything about it. But I do know that from, from, from what I see, the money here is on a different level. It is the financial capital that's halfway between New York and Asia. And you have a lot of young peopl…”

Tim Dillon mentions buying a Cadillac Escalade in New York and traveling there for a benefit.

“Shut up. I do know what goes into it, and I was willing to pay 25 to $30,000, which by the way, I could have walked into Versace, bought a suit, had them do the alterations. It would've been 10 grand. I would've been willing to pay 25 or $30,000 for this suitE…”

The city where Kareem Rahma moved to pursue entrepreneurial opportunities.

“... and the gold rush. And I was like, "Oh, I'm gonna go to New York. I'm gonna get rich and famous," and that was a long ti- that was 15 years ago, so.”

The city where Kareem Rahma and Will Arnett reside.

“No, let's get you out. Let's get you... Next time you're in New York, I'm there. I'll be your-”

A key retail market where Room & Board expanded.

“So, okay, so here's, here... I'm curious, 'cause I, you know, now we're, we're getting into the, you know, uh, into the 2000s, right? You're... The '90s, you're growing steadily, and in, I think by, I don't know, 2004 or something, I think that year, maybe 200…”

The destination Tesla traveled to in hopes of finding the resources to realize his electrical innovations.

“direct current design. They were consumed with working through the flaws in the existing system to make it even more commercially viable. Meanwhile, Tesla was left to continue to tinker with his AC system on his own in hopes of perfecting it. But as he labored…”

The location of Tesla's lab and the site of his presentation at Columbia College.

“of Tesla's AC motor easier to grasp, and impressed by the inventor's creativity, the men agreed to fund the development of his new AC power system. With this funding and the help of Charles Peck, Tesla set up the Tesla Electric Company at eighty-nine Liberty S…”

The city where Tesla arrived to work for Edison and where Edison's company lit up prominent businesses.

“Soon after his arrival in New York, Tesla impressed Edison when he successfully fixed a damaged electrical system on the ship SS Oregon. Edison, in turn, gave Tesla some blunt advice when the new arrival asked about finding someone to shine his shoes. At first…”

The city where residents witnessed a new electric lighting system.

“Shortly after Thanksgiving, eighteen eighty-six, residents of Buffalo, New York were amazed to see a new and glorious sight downtown, their business district lit up with electric light. Many assumed it was the work of Thomas Edison, the famous inventor who had…”

The location of Tesla's Liberty Street laboratory.

“building an electrical manufacturing empire to rival Edison's. So when Westinghouse learned the details of Tesla's new innovation, he immediately understood its revolutionary potential. Westinghouse had been tinkering with alternating current for several years…”

The location for game one of the series.

“... Tuesday in New York. I will hopefully be there. Um, [smacks lips] and, uh, but I, I'll dig in on the match-ups a little bit. But the Knicks, th- OG Anunoby practiced and said he's feeling much better, and this is not like the hamstring injury from two year…”

The geographic area where Joanna Stern lives and observes a different pace of AI adoption.

“Um, I wanna ask you about the geographic divide when it comes to AI. So you live here in the New York area. We're out in San Francisco. Out by us, it's like very common to run into people who are obsessed with AI. Everyone's constantly talking about it. It's t…”

The city where the hosts and producer met in person.

“Nice to see you guys in New York.”

Mentioned as a potential stopover during travel planning.

“We were, we were trying to figure out routing for flights, 'cause we were, like, in Denver. He was like, "Maybe I go back to New York, then I go to LA." And I was like, "Well, you know, if you go to New York, we can get some stuff done, then you go to LA." And…”

Mentioned as another location where spy activity is alleged to be occurring.

“And you have them in New York.”

A city where McGonagall traveled to sell his poems without success.

“Later, McGonagall ventured to New York, a city he honored in distinctive style.”

The speaker relocated to the Hudson Valley in this state.

“have to leave." And we moved from Los Angeles. We got completely out of California. We moved to the Hudson Valley in New York, so we live out in the country. And I had this realization the other day that in all of 24, 25, I worried about things like AI [laughs…”

The location where Dr. Vonda Wright completed her medical fellowship.

“am so glad that you're here to experience the brilliance of Dr. Vonda Wright. Dr. Vonda Wright is a renowned, double-board-certified orthopedic surgeon, who earned her medical degree from the University of Chicago and her fellowship at the Hospital for Special…”

Jason Bateman describes Sean Hayes shuffling down a New York street in slippers.

“You're shuffling down some New York street-”

The city where Edison sought to implement his lighting system and where influential elite resided.

“In late October 1879, Edison's team finally succeeded in designing a glass light bulb with a filament that remained lit for more than 14 hours straight. The successful design used a carbonized cotton filament, which proved able to burn slowly and provide a ste…”

Region affected by a massive snowstorm during the 1979 Daytona 500 broadcast.

“in turn, attracts even more sponsors. In 1972, France hands leadership of NASCAR to his son, Bill France, Jr. Almost immediately, France Jr. takes the next big step in the sport's evolution: television. He strikes deals with ABC and CBS to broadcast some NASCA…”

A location where crowds became rowdy while queuing for the new Swatch watch.

“That was Gideon Long. Police were called to Swatch stores across the UK over the weekend to control crowds. In Paris, police fired tear gas because it became so rowdy. A fight broke out in Milan, and in New York, one person queuing at the watch shop described …”

The location where Rachel Hollis is currently navigating real estate plans.

“So if you don't know this about our story, we were in a remodel last year. We were doing a remodel in LA, and we didn't fully unpack because we were remodeling. We like lived out of just a few boxes or whatever. And then as soon as we finished that remodel, we…”

Discussed as the potential state where Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez could run for a Senate seat.

“First of all, let me say, I thought it was a really powerful answer. Uh, you know, I heard Favreau say the other day that, uh, if you wanna run for president, you better know what you believe. Um, and what she was saying there is, "I'm not in politics for a jo…”

Mentioned as a finance hub that thrives under the current dollar-exporting economic arrangement.

“outside of the US. It's like, well, how, how did those dollars get there? And the answer is structural trade deficits. They overvalue our dollar, and therefore they, we, we run trade deficits with the rest of the world for, like, fifty years straight and, and …”

Mentioned as a hub for the government and dollar security exports.

“Yeah, I think, like I mentioned before, we've had decades of these imbalances. And while I do think that the US at one time benefited from having the reserve status, especially during the Cold War, I think it was a massive tailwind, and then even a little bit …”

Mentioned as a location where countries might store gold reserves, making it easier to transfer ownership.

“Right. So when we think of reserves there's, there's different types of reserves or for different purposes, which is to say that gold is often the reserves that countries don't plan on selling ideally ever. I mean, it's slow to sell especially if they have it …”

Mentioned as a power center alongside Hollywood and London.

“Um, at power centers. I mean, there's a lot of power centers. London is, London is a power center. Hollywood's a power center. New York's a power center. I mean, every city is like a hub because how much energy gets, uh, you know. How do you say? Like there's …”

Referenced in the context of the construction of the World Trade Center buildings.

“Well, Donald Trump is on tape on the morning of 9/11 saying, "I can't... But I don't know. How could that have happened? I know those buildings well. I was there when they were built in the early '70s, and the steel in those things is stronger than in any buil…”

Sean Stone mentions an experience with a haunted house located in upstate New York.

“Because it hasn't, unless you come and bless it and really, I don't know, do the right energy, do the work to move the energy through to let it pass, right? To let the souls go. Um, and I, I, you know, had that experience with one of the haunted places I went …”

Referenced as the city the Knicks represent in the context of the 76ers' arena takeover.

“Like, come on. He doesn't have to wear that many suits. He doesn't go to that many things. Um, Bob Myers is not gonna do this job himself. He's going to hire somebody. Um, that we don't have any sense of what direction they're going just shows you how hasty an…”

Mentioned as the location where Dr. Miller's child is currently living and working.

“... what guidance we might need. For example, my youngest child is an adventurer. She ran a two-hundred-mile ultramarathon. She walked across Japan. Who watches over her is her great-grandfather, my grandfather Bill, himself an outdoorsman. He would likely sho…”

Suggested as a potential location for hosting their intimate event.

“We do one in New York, we do one in San Francisco, we do one in wherever else. And we take our family, we hang, and you know, it's, it's like a curated event. But that becomes r- the, the trick is the live event is a experience, but really it's the content you…”

Referenced as a potential 'bastion' where population will concentrate as smaller towns disappear.

“Hmm. I remember we had a conversation, and I said, "What happens if you have a country's population decline? What does that look like? Is it just that towns are half the size?" That's not the case. It's that small towns that are less desirable to be in just di…”

Mentioned as a hub for technology where the sentiment toward AI differs from the general populace.

“There's this crazy stat about AI, just the generic concept, being less popular than Congress amongst, like, the general populace, and it's, like, kind of funny when you first hear it. But when you really think about it, you're like, "This is kind of fucked. We…”

Location of the West Village explosion where three members of the group were killed.

“symbolic acts of violence, symbolic bombings of government buildings where they tried very hard and succeeded in not-Uh, having any human casualties. For some of the people in the group, there was a sense that even if it means, you know, bombing a, an army bas…”

Alexandra Wilson-Elizondo is located in the New York studio.

“[upbeat music] Today I'm speaking with Christian Mueller-Glissmann, head of asset allocation in Goldman Sachs Research, and Alexandra Wilson-Elizondo, global co-head of multi-asset solutions in Goldman Sachs Asset Management. Alexandra is here in our New York …”

Donna Langley traveled there for work shortly after giving birth.

“I took nine weeks. I was on a plane to New York after nine weeks.”

The location where Carlile first met T-Bone Burnett in a hotel bar.

“Toured for, like, several years on that. And then it never really worked out with Rick Rubin, and I met T-Bone Burnett in a hotel bar in New York City, and we got to talking about country music. We hit it off, and we agreed that we were gonna leave the country…”

The location where Ted Maher and his wife lived while raising their children.

“It was 2002 when I first met Heidi Westphal. She was married to the man who would one day become John Green. His name then, Ted Maher. That name would become known around the world. The couple lived in New York and had two children together, meeting in nursing…”

Heidi was contacted from New York regarding the incident in Monaco.

“Back in New York, Heidi was worried, and she contacted Safra's office. She wasn't surprised at what she heard.”

Mentioned as a geographic hub where media organizations hire staff with specific political leanings.

“Just interesting. This is so interesting for me as a podcaster who I guess now is considered to be media. The, like, inherent incentives of media mean that [chuckles] like if, say I'm running X newspaper and I write a story and I've built up a base of people f…”

Scott Galloway mentions living in New York.

“I show up to my house in New York, and I'll be, like, down two cashmere sweaters. I know you've been stealing my sweaters.”