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How our local electeds plan to vote in the Iran deal; Neil deGrasse Tyson; the study of masculinity; how to fix aggressive panhandling in Times Square; global stock market updates. (episode)
Nathan Guttman, Washington Bureau Chief for The Forward, gives a head count on how local electeds plan to vote on the Iran Nuclear Deal.
The mayor proposed tearing up the pedestrian plazas in Times Square due to the confluence of "desnudas" and aggressive panhandlers, but would that make the area any more pleasant?
Michael Kimmel, professor of sociology and gender studies at Stony Brook University, makes the case for adding "masculine studies" to the curriculum.
Dr. Tyson, an astrophysicist with the American Museum of Natural History, talks about the discovery of a new planet, Kepler-452b, and why he's so excited about it.
Charlie Herman, Business and Economics Editor for WNYC News, updates us on plunging markets in New York and around the world.