Delancey Street
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Sep 23, 2026
Rosana Maria SalcedoGUEST
They came independently of each other, neither of them having received much formal education.
Rosana Maria SalcedoGUEST
My mother became a factory worker in a sweatshop on Delancey Street.
Rosana Maria SalcedoGUEST
My father was a physical laborer.
Rosana Maria SalcedoGUEST
Eventually, they met and married, and they had this sweet girl two years later.
Ramon ParadoaNARRATOR
Eyes transfixed on the mayor, they enthusiastically invited him to take part in their twisted carnival with huge grins and drools seeping through their jagged teeth.
Ramon ParadoaNARRATOR
Beyond the midway was Delancey Street, which unlike the other sections of the city, sat mostly unchanged by the takeover.
Ramon ParadoaNARRATOR
A single streetlamp flickered in the darkness as if inviting Morales into the desolate street.
Ramon ParadoaNARRATOR
Though mostly obscured in darkness, Morales couldn't shake the feeling that something evil lurked in Delancey's shadows.
Iru EkpunobiCORRESPONDENT
A new pilot program by the Mamdani administration is rolling out 17 modular public restrooms in all five boroughs.
Iru EkpunobiCORRESPONDENT
Locations include Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, Malcolm X Plaza and Delancey Street in Manhattan, Astoria Boulevard in Queens, Avenue C Plaza in Brooklyn, and the North Shore Esplanade on Staten Island.
Iru EkpunobiCORRESPONDENT
You can get in with a phone or a tap card.
Iru EkpunobiCORRESPONDENT
And to keep people from lingering or camping out inside, the toilets are programmed with a strict 10-minute limit.
Mosheh OinounouHOST
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Mosheh OinounouHOST
these locations, they're putting one on Delancey Street, Suffolk Street, Cooper Square in, like, Manhattan.
Mosheh OinounouHOST
There'll be, uh, some outside Yankee Stadium in the Bronx.
Mosheh OinounouHOST
So you know, this is a, these are pedestrian busy areas.
Dan GraneyHOST
Uh, his estate had a real run of news lately.
Dan GraneyHOST
Uh, well, back in May, a, a corner of the Lower East Side, uh, Essex and Delancey, got named, uh, Jack Kirby Way.
Dan GraneyHOST
Uh, and that's the actual block, uh, where he was born.
Jim HillHOST
And here's a wrinkle on that Avengers Campus plaque story.
Dan GraneyHOST
Jack Kirby, sorry, King Kirby, his estate had a real run of news lately.
Dan GraneyHOST
Well, back in May, a corner of the Lower East Side, Essex and Delancey, got named Jack Kirby Way.
Dan GraneyHOST
That's the actual block where he was born.
Jim HillHOST
And here's a wrinkle on that Avengers Campus plaque story.
Price RobertsonHOST
The two met as teenagers in the fall of 1898 when they accidentally ran into each other while cycling.
Price RobertsonHOST
Joe was cycling north on Eldridge Street via Manhattan's Lower East Side, while Charlie was cycling east on Delancey Street.
Price RobertsonHOST
As they argued over whose fault it was, the shopkeeper who rented the bikes said, "You two sound like Weber and Fields," who, by the way, were another popular vaudeville comedy act.
Price RobertsonHOST
Initially performing under the name Saltzer and Marx, they later renamed their act Smith & Dale because a local printer gave them a good deal on business cards that read Smith & Dale.
James SchaeferHOST
And that really disappeared for a good period of time because things became so dispersed.
James SchaeferHOST
And I remember this is back in the days of Facebook when you could take a look at images of like the openings at the night and everyone would be like hot and sweaty with like drinks in their hand like, you know, rolling out of galleries on 24th Street or on Delancey or on Orchard Street.
James SchaeferHOST
And that was a pocket of time that I think was really missed when things got so dispersed.
James SchaeferHOST
And so now that there's been this whole influx of galleries in Tribeca, You were getting that again.
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Benjamin GodsillHOST
It was before my time a little
James SchaeferHOST
bit.
James SchaeferHOST
In my salad days, I was talking to Catherine Brennan, who had a gallery on Delancey Street.
James SchaeferHOST
Yeah, she did.
BarbaraAUDIENCE
was in lower Manhattan.
BarbaraAUDIENCE
The morning that it happened, I was working off of Delancey in Norfolk, and we were in our office, which was in the subterranean level, and so we felt the building shake, and we thought maybe that there was a subway accident because the trains run off of it.
BarbaraAUDIENCE
So we all ran outside, and there were people standing in front of Katz's Deli, the historic Katz's Deli, and we asked them what happened, and they said, oh, one of the World Trade Centers fell.
BarbaraAUDIENCE
We couldn't believe it, but we were standing outside, And then the other building got hit.
BarbaraAUDIENCE
And then it just became surreal.
BarbaraAUDIENCE
And I walked across Delancey.
BarbaraAUDIENCE
My son was in elementary school on Grand Avenue across the street.
BarbaraAUDIENCE
So I went and picked him up.
Yadira Ramos-HerbertGUEST
So on...
Yadira Ramos-HerbertGUEST
It's like on my dad's side, they moved to, to New York and were in the projects on the Lower East Side, and we would take the train, F train, it's a very long ride, um, to Delancey.
Yadira Ramos-HerbertGUEST
My dad always talked about every generation has to do better than the one before, that you work hard, nothing is given, we never quit, we never give up.
Yadira Ramos-HerbertGUEST
Um, and on my mom's side, you know, if I ever had the audacity to complain [laughs] she would remind me that she left a country that didn't have running water or electricity, and that I had a chance to go to school, and, and play sports, and be in clubs, and, and as a woman, just do a lot of things that she felt that she was denied in, in her country.
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