Charging Bull
Sculpture by Arturo Di ModicaWikipedia
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Sep 23, 2026
Imran ShaikhHOST
It will take you to an interface where you'll see the rest of the landmarks in the city with linked podcast guides.
Imran ShaikhHOST
The New York ones, for instance, include talks on Times Square, the Statue of Liberty, Central Park, the Museum of Broadway, Grand Central Terminal, the Charging Bull, Studio 54, and Tin Pan Alley.
Imran ShaikhHOST
The Los Angeles podcasts include episodes on the history of the Hollywood sign and the Hollywood Walk of Fame, while San Francisco's include Alcatraz and the Farallon Islands.
Imran ShaikhHOST
The Hidden Histories podcasts live under the Guides section in the Maps app.
Christopher UhlHOST
if i were buying shares or trying to trade shares in the scrooge mcduck company i don't have to go as far because there's that many more shares available to trade right think about it like supply and demand think about it like ebay right speaking of scrooge mcduck right i bought this scrooge mcduck clock on ebay i think i paid 75 bucks for it okay now to make a market for this clock you if you had a million of these you would have, you know, maybe a market goes from $60, $61, $62, right? And at some point in time, you're going to find somebody who will buy it from you.
Christopher UhlHOST
If you are selling the Wall Street Bull, all my books will fall over if I do this.
Christopher UhlHOST
Let's do something else.
Christopher UhlHOST
Oh, here we go, here we go.
Mila AtmosHOST
[instrumental music plays] In July 2011, 90,000 people got an email with a stark and beautiful image.
Mila AtmosHOST
In black and white, you see the Charging Bull statue, that huge bronze beast in Manhattan's Financial District that's supposed to represent the stock market.
Mila AtmosHOST
A ballerina is standing on top of the bull's back.
Mila AtmosHOST
She's thin, white, wearing a dark unitard.
Kai RyssdalHOST
In New York City, down in Lower Manhattan, there's a statue that has come to symbolize Wall Street that is visited by hundreds of thousands, if not millions actually, of tourists every single year.
Kai RyssdalHOST
The Charging Bull sits just north of Bowling Green.
Kai RyssdalHOST
Ben Frachtenberg wrote about the history of it for the City Reporter.
Ben FrachtenbergGUEST
My name is Ben Frachtenberg, and I'm the visuals editor at the City Reporter local news site in New York.
Kai RyssdalHOST
In New York City, down in lower Manhattan, there's a statue that has come to symbolize Wall Street that is visited by hundreds of thousands, if not millions, actually, of tourists every single year.
Kai RyssdalHOST
The Charging Bull sits just north of Bowling Green.
Kai RyssdalHOST
Ben Frachtenberg wrote about the history of it for The City Reporter.
Ben FrachtenbergSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
My name is Ben Frachtenberg, and I'm the visuals editor at The City Reporter, a local news site in New York.
Danielle HuHOST
I would group several things together here because they're all within walking distance.
Danielle HuHOST
Walk through the Financial District, also known as FiDi, and see Wall Street, the New York Stock Exchange, and the Charging Bull.
Danielle HuHOST
This area is especially interesting to me because I used to work in finance here, and I did a summer internship in FiDi, so it's just so funny coming back now after leaving that world and building such a completely different life.
Danielle HuHOST
From there, walk over to the 9/11 Memorial.