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Ninth Avenue

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Oct 4, 2026

Don W. JenkinsNARRATOR
16:37
The crowd melted.
Don W. JenkinsNARRATOR
16:39
The policeman walked slowly toward Ninth Avenue.
Don W. JenkinsNARRATOR
16:42
Peace reigned in the street.
Don W. JenkinsNARRATOR
16:44
"Put him to bed," said Mrs. Porter as Kirk laid his burden on a couch in the studio.
Sylvester StalloneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:34
Familiar.
Sylvester StalloneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:36
Our first apartment when I was a baby was on 46th Street and 9th Avenue in the heart of Hell's Kitchen.
Sylvester StalloneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:43
Not far at all.
Sylvester StalloneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:45
I decided to take a walk to where it all started.

11 MINS LATER

Sylvester StalloneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:57
They'd stay maybe an hour, which didn't seem to bother me, or so they told me once I was older.
Sylvester StalloneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:05
The way I look at my time there, everything kind of worked out for the best.
Sylvester StalloneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:10
Now here I was, standing on 46th Street and 9th Avenue, looking up at all the fire escapes surrounding me.
Sylvester StalloneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:19
Neighborhood dwellers lived their lives out on those fire escapes.
Bill DalyGUEST
2:55
I am taking this call from, uh, New York City, from the NHL's, uh, head office in, in New York City.
Bill DalyGUEST
3:03
We're at 395, uh, 9th Avenue in an office tower called One Manhattan West.
Bill DalyGUEST
3:12
We're about a block from Madison Square Garden, where the Rangers play, and, uh, makes it super convenient to go to hockey games, which, uh, which is always good.
Andrew ApplebaumHOST
3:22
Now, my sense is that you are past the stage where back to school triggers household trauma.
Choke No JokeGUEST
13:31
But yeah, we was at the, uh, Quad Studios.
Choke No JokeGUEST
13:35
And, um, uh, Kanye called Dame or somebody, and he was like, "Yo, some dudes was scheming on him at, uh, Chelsea Diner on 23rd and Ninth Avenue." So me, the Young Gunz, Beans, and Dame, I think it was just us, uh, outside of the driver.
Choke No JokeGUEST
14:02
Um, we walk up in Chelsea Diner, and, you know, this would've been on camera if it wasn't, you know, if we wasn't running there for beef.
Choke No JokeGUEST
14:12
I wasn't thinking about re- recording it because, you know, it was some drama.
Karen TongsonHOST
21:05
Yes.
Adrian De LeonHOST
21:06
So this is – so it's on 9th Avenue between 39th and 48th Streets, right? And the reason why that started wasn't because of a Filipino man but was because of a Jewish man named Filipino Lou.
Karen TongsonHOST
21:18
So his name was
Adrian De LeonHOST
21:18
Louis Finkelstein and he was born – I want to say he was – He grew up in Florida, but I think he was – his family is from Eastern Europe and he served in World War II in the Philippines and he kept going back and he loved it and he learned Tagalog.
Pat LeahyPANELIST
41:34
I think people tend to view the world.
Pat LeahyPANELIST
41:35
You know the old New Yorker map of America, which as looking west across America from Manhattan has, I think, you know, Ninth Avenue, Tenth Avenue, the Hudson River, then has New Jersey, other bits of America, you know, in in miniature across in the Pacific Ocean, in Russia, China, across the way.
Pat LeahyPANELIST
41:57
I think that's possibly closer to people's view of the world.
Pat LeahyPANELIST
42:00
Obviously, you put yourself at the centre of the world.
JoshHOST
25:56
And that night, Alex insisted that we have the New York gay bar experience.
JoshHOST
26:03
So we did a circuit down Ninth Avenue and hit like five or six gay bars at once.
JoshHOST
26:08
And at each one, he decided to have a Jack and Coke.
JoshHOST
26:12
And he's like five sevenths.
Pat LeahyPANELIST
41:34
I think people tend to view the world.
Pat LeahyPANELIST
41:35
You know the old New Yorker map of America, which as looking west across America from Manhattan has, I think, you know, Ninth Avenue, Tenth Avenue, the Hudson River, then has New Jersey, other bits of America, you know, in in miniature across in the Pacific Ocean, in Russia, China, across the way.
Pat LeahyPANELIST
41:57
I think that's possibly closer to people's view of the world.
Pat LeahyPANELIST
42:00
Obviously, you put yourself at the centre of the world.
Al TapperGUEST
22:10
Well, it happened about five years ago.
Al TapperGUEST
22:12
Tony and I were around the corner on 9th Avenue and 45th Street.
Al TapperGUEST
22:20
And we had written a show.
Al TapperGUEST
22:23
I think it was on the right track.
Al TapperGUEST
6:04
And we had written a show, a play called On the Right Track.
Al TapperGUEST
6:09
And we were having lunch around the corner on 45th Street and 9th Avenue.
Al TapperGUEST
6:15
And we couldn't find a theater to play it.
Al TapperGUEST
6:18
All the off-road theaters were booked.

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