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Politics

Adams hitting airwaves with live call-in radio show in latest bid to bypass press corps

By Ethan Stark-Miller Posted on July 20, 2023
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Mayor Eric Adams is launching a new Sunday radio show where New Yorkers will get the chance to call-in and ask him direct questions, he announced Thursday.

The new show, coined “Hear from the Mayor,” will be broadcasted on WBLS 107.5 FM “semi-regularly” on Sundays, according to the mayor’s office. It will include the “news of the day”, interviews with special guests and a live call-in segment where New Yorkers can ask about issues “they care about.” 

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