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Madison Square and Madison Square Park

Madison Square and Madison Square Park

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Oct 27, 2026

Jessica KirsonHOST
5:41
Where are you going? I mean, where is this?
ZachPANELIST
5:44
Madison Square Park.
ZachPANELIST
5:45
I mean, you
Jessica KirsonHOST
5:46
guys, men are used to having sticky things on them, right? Well, yes.
Brooke HendersonGUEST
22:37
But the resource was pulled because it was exactly what I asked it.
Brooke HendersonGUEST
22:43
I needed the midway point between the train station and I was I was like in Madison Square Park or something like that.
Brooke HendersonGUEST
22:51
I needed a midway point and it was like Brian Park Grill.
Brooke HendersonGUEST
22:53
But it was from 2010, a piece of blog content.
David HarrellGUEST
12:29
And I say that because, you know, Class A space, well located, high quality ownership, the demand has been incredible for the last two years and those buildings have leased up very aggressively rents have gone up pretty aggressively and that's spilled down to high quality well located Class B you know and so you know those are kind of those are tricky terms between Class A and Class B because you have some buildings that are extremely iconic and extremely you know, very prestigious and cool.
David HarrellGUEST
13:02
And they're technically a class B building, right? Like 11 Madison, something like that, right? It's technically a B, but obviously it's a super cool, iconic building right on Madison Square Park, full of blue chip global companies, right? And so, you know, there's a situation like that.
David HarrellGUEST
13:18
So, you know, I'm using those terms carefully, but most of the cool buildings that tech companies want to be in, a lot of them are technically class B buildings, right? In Midtown South, around Flatiron, Nomad, Madison Square Park, Hudson Square, that sort of thing.
David HarrellGUEST
13:33
And there's been incredible demand for those buildings.
David HarrellGUEST
13:35
And that's a lot of the ecosystem that historically co-working operators have wanted to be adjacent to in New York.
Ben FanningHOST
46:18
Park?
Vivek SharmaGUEST
46:19
Is that where it was? It is in Madison Square Park.
Ben FanningHOST
46:22
And Madison Square Park,
Vivek SharmaGUEST
46:22
okay.
Vivek SharmaGUEST
46:23
And that's the first place we demoed two weeks into the company, a rudimentary version, duct tape version of Movable Inc.
Roger MelinNARRATOR
40:13
The lights were already coming out along Broadway this gloomy wet evening, and the homing throng on the pavements were sheltered by a gleaming tossing tide of umbrellas.
Roger MelinNARRATOR
40:26
Frank and Constance got out at Madison Square, at the Worth Monument, and looked down toward the Flatiron, a pillar of light looming into the mist.
Roger MelinNARRATOR
40:38
Everywhere are achievements, said the girl.
Roger MelinNARRATOR
40:42
That may not be a thing of beauty, but it is a great piece of engineering.
Aaron McManusHOST
3:24
And I think last night, because we're filming this on Thursday, I think they had like 82 people show up.
Aaron McManusHOST
3:31
that's amazing they're meeting in madison square garden sorry they're meeting in madison square park very different locations and they just pulled up all the park uh tables and and just did baba study and it was just really cool they're texting me last night being like Aaron, this is amazing.
Aaron McManusHOST
3:47
We can't believe this many people showed up.
Aaron McManusHOST
3:49
And I'm going to call you guys tomorrow.
Griffin BartschHOST
9:13
This is only the s- the second year they've done a New York event timed to New York Watch Week.
Griffin BartschHOST
9:19
They were in a different location this year that was enormously successful, uh, right near Madison Square Park.
Griffin BartschHOST
9:27
Um, this was fun.
Griffin BartschHOST
9:29
I mean, this was just, uh, you know...
Dan SnowNARRATOR
2:51
Illuminated by a powerful spotlight, Diana could be seen by every New Yorker.
speaker_1GUEST
2:56
There were newspaper reports that nannies had to rush their charges through Madison Square Park.
speaker_1GUEST
3:02
And you might walk into some old gentleman with his spy glasses who had them trained up on Diana so he could get a close look at this nude figure.
Dan SnowNARRATOR
3:17
Diana was a figure from Roman mythology, but spoke to an America where modesty was on its way out and overt display was on its way in.
DarrenHOST
46:32
But he did his best to avoid public speeches.
DarrenHOST
46:35
But during his trip to New York City to meet with Conkling, he found himself in front of 50,000 people, including several Union Civil War veterans at Madison Square Park on August 6, 1880.
DarrenHOST
46:48
He will give a speech that will be known today as the Boys in Blue speech.
DarrenHOST
46:51
And I'm just going to read a small part of it because it's a good speech.
David Conrad-PérezGUEST
34:01
And one of the things that was really profound after that is about a week and a half after that, you had this giant funeral march of more than 500,000 New Yorkers participating, which is about one in four people living in Manhattan.
David Conrad-PérezGUEST
34:14
You had over 100,000 people marching from Washington Square Park up to Madison Square Park.
David Conrad-PérezGUEST
34:18
You had over 300,000 people there as witnesses.
David Conrad-PérezGUEST
34:21
It was such a profound moment and expression of grief in the city.

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