Skip to main content
New Brunswick

New Brunswick

City in New JerseyWikipedia

Search complete. 173 mentions across 114 episodes found for "New Brunswick".

Oct 31, 2026

CasparVOICE_ACTOR
5:11
I think I'm good.
CasparVOICE_ACTOR
5:11
It looks like New Brunswick, New Jersey, 2018.
CasparVOICE_ACTOR
5:15
Not a lot of surprises in New Brunswick in 2018.
CasparVOICE_ACTOR
5:18
Hey, anybody at all? No, it looks pretty dead.
CasparVOICE_ACTOR
5:20
I'm working on a theory
LeifVOICE_ACTOR
5:27
with no customers.
LeifVOICE_ACTOR
5:29
Maybe we sat down here when the diner wants to give us a day off.
LeifVOICE_ACTOR
5:35
Cruel for it to be in New Brunswick.
speaker_22AUDIENCE
60:59
Well, hey, I was listening to Doug talk about his struggles with the Rutgers area, and I grew up here in St. Clair Shores, but I moved away a long time ago, and I lived in New Jersey for 34 years, so I'm very familiar with the Rutgers and Piscataway area.
speaker_22AUDIENCE
61:16
So, first of all, any type of restaurant or bar or pub action is going to be on the New Brunswick side of the river, right?
Doug KarschHOST
61:26
Correct me if I'm wrong.
Doug KarschHOST
61:27
Is that the opposite side of where the stadium is?
speaker_22AUDIENCE
61:51
And you've got the river right in the middle.
speaker_22AUDIENCE
61:53
The Raritan River is right in the middle of it.
speaker_22AUDIENCE
61:56
But on the New Brunswick side, that's where they have the traditional college campus.
speaker_22AUDIENCE
62:03
There's lots of restaurants and pubs and really good places on that side.
Michael CrutchfieldHOST
53:13
Anywho, have you ever followed the jack-o'-lantern? Or the lights in the woods? If so, comment your story down below.
Michael CrutchfieldHOST
53:32
What is the most haunted college campus in America? This Reddit user, Ghostbreadbox, would comment, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey, one of the oldest colleges in the U.S., established before the U.S.
Michael CrutchfieldHOST
53:48
even became a country.
Michael CrutchfieldHOST
53:50
Here's their story in their words.
Hakim IslerGUEST
10:19
And that's where I was raised.
Hakim IslerGUEST
10:23
And when I was nine, I moved to New Brunswick, New Jersey, which is where Rutgers University is.
Hakim IslerGUEST
10:28
And so that's where I grew up.
Hakim IslerGUEST
10:31
So not in the boonies, not any of that I was in the concrete jungle living a concrete life, and learning those, you know, learning how to navigate that system.
EricAUDIENCE
38:25
I listen to your program a lot.
EricAUDIENCE
38:28
I teach political science at Rutgers University in New Brunswick.
EricAUDIENCE
38:32
Our Newark campus is the most diverse in the United States in terms of ethnicity, religion, and race.
EricAUDIENCE
38:37
New Brunswick is second.
EricAUDIENCE
38:40
I've lectured around the country to universities and college.
EricAUDIENCE
38:44
And I think this whole thing about a liberal bias is a huge red herring because some faculty say that they're more liberal, quote-unquote.
Lindsey NelsonHOST
3:04
I'm Lindsey Nelson, and for over 30 years, I've been reporting the color, the drama, the pageantry, and all the hysteria that surrounds this truly all-American game.
Lindsey NelsonHOST
3:15
It began, innocently enough, in 1869, when the men of Rutgers outpointed Princeton six goals to four on the commons of New Brunswick, New Jersey.
Lindsey NelsonHOST
3:25
It began in the east and slowly spread westward until it became a game for all America.
Lindsey NelsonHOST
3:32
All America, a name given to early greats such as Pudge Heffelfinger, Frank Hinckley, and Truxton Hare, chosen every year by the father of American football, Walter Kempf.
Francis SchottHOST
1:21
But we do have some local news.
Francis SchottHOST
1:23
For those of you who are listening in the area, we have in New Brunswick a new restaurant that opened
Mark PascalHOST
1:29
up.
Mark PascalHOST
1:29
Yeah, it's fun to welcome new neighbors to the
Francis SchottHOST
2:43
But what I got to tell you is interesting is I turned that bar around for you.
Francis SchottHOST
2:48
Oh, yeah.
Francis SchottHOST
2:49
Because Mark would work in this bar outside of downtown New Brunswick in a challenged neighborhood.
Francis SchottHOST
2:55
It was in a challenged neighborhood.
John MoeHOST
34:51
He was president.
John MoeHOST
34:54
Born on the Jersey Shore, went to Rutgers College in New Brunswick.
John MoeHOST
35:00
Similar views to those of William McKinley.
John MoeHOST
35:04
And yeah, so this is Garrett Hobart in the card or on the shelf? On the shelf.
Jesse EarleGUEST
43:04
So I luckily got this job at Chromosol in North Brunswick.
Jesse EarleGUEST
43:10
I went to Rutgers, so it's New Brunswick, North Brunswick is right there.
Jesse EarleGUEST
43:14
And I didn't do my job, so instead what I did was I was essentially automating things.
Jesse EarleGUEST
43:20
And when you're in IT, basically what you're doing is you're replacing printer cartridges and fixing shit.
Jim JefferiesHOST
1:17
be there.
Amos GillHOST
1:18
If you would like to see me in Jersey, I'm at the Stress Factory in New Brunswick, New Jersey.
Amos GillHOST
1:24
But that's not what we're talking about right now.
Amos GillHOST
1:26
Right now, we're doing a memorial episode for the Eagle's Nest.

104 more episodes mention New Brunswick.

Create an account to see the whole feed, search across every transcript, and follow the entities you care about.

We value your privacy

We use cookies to understand how you use our platform and to improve your experience. Click “Accept All” to consent, or “Decline non-essential” to opt out of non-essential cookies. Read our Privacy Policy.