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Bleecker Street

Bleecker Street

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Nov 4, 2026

Blakely ThorntonGUEST
5:54
Fabulous.
Blakely ThorntonGUEST
5:55
On Bleeker Street.
Blakely ThorntonGUEST
5:56
Fabulous.
Blakely ThorntonGUEST
5:56
Where it was a bunch of us Ivy League kids having quarter life crises.
DianaHOST
28:41
So what
JackHOST
28:42
did you think of the way Harrison tries to approach? You know, you were once a young girl on Bleeker Street getting hit on.
DianaHOST
28:50
That's true.
DianaHOST
28:50
I was many, many a year ago, decades ago, in fact.
Rob BatesHOST
17:55
And so at what point did you decide to go brick and mortar?
Nicole WegmanGUEST
18:00
We opened our first store in 2021 down on Bleeker Street in the West Village.
Nicole WegmanGUEST
18:05
It was coming out of the pandemic.
Nicole WegmanGUEST
18:06
We had exploded during the pandemic because we were able to continue operating because we were an AECOM business.
Frank ParisiGUEST
7:17
And someone would always walk home if my father wasn't around, you know what I mean? Because the neighbor wasn't safe.
Frank ParisiGUEST
7:23
And then when the crack hit, It was right down on Bleecker Street, and there was an awning of a church, and they would literally line up.
Frank ParisiGUEST
7:31
I remember being a little kid, lining up like New Jack City to get the crack.
Frank ParisiGUEST
7:36
And there'd be shootouts down the block, and my father and uncles would leave in the front of the bakery baseball bats.
Federico PavanGUEST
39:14
But let's start with the one that we're going to open.
Federico PavanGUEST
39:17
We tried to open in January in 168 Bleaker Street.
Federico PavanGUEST
39:22
That is one of the most beautiful areas and busiest areas at the moment in New York.
Federico PavanGUEST
39:28
And the name starts with the name we want to call it, forget about it, that actually is the Italian slang, the Italian brought to America back in the day during the immigration.
Michelle EatonNARRATOR
71:28
Good night, Luigi, and many thanks for thinking of me in connection with this case.
Michelle EatonNARRATOR
71:33
i have enjoyed signor gennaro's singing often enough at the opera to want to render him this service and i am only too glad to be able to be of service to all honest italians that is if i succeed in carrying out a plan i have in mind a little before nine the following day kennedy and i dropped into luigi's again kennedy was carrying a suit-case which he had taken over from his laboratory to our rooms the night before luigi was waiting for us and without losing a minute we sallied forth by means of the tortuous twists of streets in old greenwich village we came out at last on bleecker street and began walking east amid the hurly-burly of races of lower new york We had not quite reached Mulberry Street when our attention was attracted by a large crowd on one of the busy corners, held back by a cordon of police who were endeavouring to keep the people moving with that burly good nature which the six-foot Irish policeman displays towards the five-foot burden-bearers of southern and eastern Europe who throng New York.
Michelle EatonNARRATOR
72:47
apparently we saw as we edged up into the front of the crowd here was a building whose whole front had literally been torn off and wrecked the thick plate-glass of the windows was smashed to a mass of greenish splinters on the sidewalk while the windows of the upper floors and for several houses down the block in either street were likewise broken some thick iron bars which had formerly protected the windows were now bent and twisted a huge hole yawned in the floor inside the doorway and peering in we could see the desk and chairs a tangled mass of kindling what's the matter i inquired of an officer near me displaying my reporter's fire-line badge more for its moral effect than in the hope of getting any real information in these days of enforced silence towards the press blackhand bomb was the laconic reply whew i whistled anyone hurt they don't usually kill anyone do they asked the officer by way of reply to test my acquaintance with such things No, I admitted.
Michelle EatonNARRATOR
74:01
They destroy more property than lives.

23 MINS LATER

Michelle EatonNARRATOR
97:04
And so what does it all come to? Hundreds of records have become useless because the three years within which the criminals could be deported have elapsed with nothing done.
Michelle EatonNARRATOR
97:16
Intelligent, isn't it? I believe it has been established that all but about 50 of 700 known Italian suspects are still at large, mostly in this city.
Michelle EatonNARRATOR
97:30
and the rest of the italian population is guarded from them by a squad of police in number scarcely one-thirtieth of the number of known criminals no it's our fault if the black hand thrives we had been standing on the corner of broadway waiting for a car now walter don't forget Meet me at Bleecker Street Station of the subway at 11.30. I'm off to the university.
Michelle EatonNARRATOR
98:00
I have some very important experiments with phosphorescent salts that I want to finish today.
Zac PosenGUEST
17:53
I remember when I would go to work with my mom on special occasions, if you looked away, you'd lose her, right? I mean, it felt like the crossing at Shibuya Station that we see today.
Zac PosenGUEST
18:05
And there was also a store called Century 21. that had started and that's where my mom would find her special pieces but it was also the first glimpse that i got to see of designer clothing and seeing at the time the incredible gautier or even at the time like jean muir it was just kind of this collected look of of what was happening in the 80s I went to a very progressive school on Bleeker Street called Little Red Schoolhouse, and that encompassed a whole element of what was happening in the village and counterculture as well as gay identity, which I wasn't even really aware of at that time.
Zac PosenGUEST
18:49
I was also at like four years old, diagnosed even though I was in a progressive school, being dyslexic and having ADD and was held back a year, which was pretty shocking and traumatic at the time.
Zac PosenGUEST
19:03
And you start to question what's wrong with me.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:13
Everyone started running because we thought it was a shooting.
Sonia RinconCORRESPONDENT
6:16
Families were gathered on the corner of Knickerbocker Avenue and Bleeker Street for the NYPD 83rd Precinct's Trunk or Treat event, advertised on social media as a little spooky.
Sonia RinconCORRESPONDENT
6:27
And it ended up being a traumatizing time.
Sonia RinconCORRESPONDENT
6:29
Eyewitnesses seeing people hurt, just missing getting hit themselves.
Liz ChoHOST
1:38
Shannon, what do we know happened here?
Shannon SohnCORRESPONDENT
1:41
Liz, they were about two hours into that trunk or treat when a black sedan that was driven by a 56-year-old male came screaming through Knickerbocker Avenue right here at Bleeker Street and slammed into this ambulance that you see up on the sidewalk.
Shannon SohnCORRESPONDENT
1:57
He was already on the sidewalk participating in that trunk or treat, and that damage pushed him into that school crossing guard supervisor car.
Shannon SohnCORRESPONDENT
2:06
Unfortunately, there were four pedestrians that were caught up in the wreckage.
Rhiannon AllyHOST
37:11
And for New Yorkers with the sweet tooth, that is one more reason to hop on the ferry.
Rhiannon AllyHOST
37:16
The original shop is located at the corner of Bleeker Street and West 11th.
Rhiannon AllyHOST
37:20
Have you ever taken the Staten Island Ferry?
Pedro RiveraHOST
37:22
I have.

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