Up Next
Back to Show
MetroFocus
PATRICIA MARROQUIN NORBY MAKES HISTORY AT THE MET
Patricia Marroquin Norby is the first ever Associate Curator of Native American Art and the first Native American to serve as a curator for the Metropolitan Museum of Art. She joins us to discuss her background, groundbreaking career, and the changes she is helping to bring to the Met, including land and water acknowledgment plaques in and outside of the museum.
Support Provided By
28:00
TO CATCH HER SON’S KILLERS; NEW YORK’S RESPONSE TO THE OVERDOSE EPIDEMIC
28:00
LYME: “THE QUIET EPIDEMIC”
28:00
“AGING TOGETHER IN NEW YORK”
28:00
DANIEL PENNY IS CHARGED WITH SECOND-DEGREE MANSLAUGHTER IN THE DEATH OF JORDAN NEELY
28:00
KRISTI YAMAGUCHI DISCUSSES THE 2023 JAPAN PARADE; TECHNOLOGY THAT COULD CHANGE HUMANITY
28:00
LEGAL TROUBLES FOR PRESIDENT TRUMP & REP. GEORGE SANTOS; NYC’S FIRST FEMALE FIREFIGHTER
28:00
PROTECTING NEW YORK FROM CLIMATE CHANGE; INSIDE AKWESASNE FREEDOM SCHOOL
28:00
SPECIAL METROFOCUS FRONTPAGE FORECAST
28:00
“ANXIOUS NATION”: DOCUMENTARY EXPLORES THE ANXIETY CRISIS AND OUR CHILDREN
28:00
ACTRESS AND ACTIVIST SOPHIA BUSH; UPCOMING CIVILIAN MISSION TO ORBIT THE MOON
28:01
EXPLORING HATE: “MISSING GENERATIONS”; “SPOTLIGHT ON ANTISEMITISM”
28:00
YALE PROFESSORS REVEAL THE SECRET TO A “LIFE WORTH LIVING”