There are different ways to listen to podcasts. Try a new one.
Below are three ways to experience THIS is Ithaca:
Voices is simply that—the sound of a person sharing their thoughts with you.
If you are eager to put a face to the voice, Faces provides you with a photograph to look at while you listen.
And if you prefer some context or want to know more about a particular episode, you can read the Stories.
Voices
The Coin Collector
Bound for Glory
Sustainable Passion
Delivering Your Mail
Meet the Mayor
The Mall Dry Cleaners
Becoming a Rockstar
At the Diner
Being a Bus Driver
Pilot
Faces
Stories
Bound for Glory
By pure chance, young economics student Phil Shapiro discovered the Alternatives Library inside Cornell’s Anabel Taylor Hall and chose it to become the venue for his […]
Sustainable Passion
This episode mentions the existence of sex (and related content). Be alert – and have fun! Picture 25 women chatting over wine and swapping–no, not Tupperware–but […]
Delivering Your Mail
Whether on the back of a horse on a snowy day or on foot walking through town, Holly Horner tries to be outside as much as […]
Meet the Mayor
What’s a typical day in the life of a mayor of Ithaca? For Svante Myrick, who’s been mayor since 2012, it requires coffee. Lots of coffee. […]
The Mall Dry Cleaners
Tucked in the north side of Triphammer Marketplace is The Mall Dry Cleaners, a family owned and operated business since 1970. But what exactly happens when […]
Becoming a Rockstar
What’s the road to becoming a rockstar? For Casey Harris, who is legally blind, it all started by tuning pianos. Now the 34-year old performs around […]
At the Diner
The diner is a staple of American culinary culture and in Ithaca’s Fall Creek neighborhood, you can get a taste of it at the Lincoln Street […]
Being a Bus Driver
What does it take to be a bus driver? TCAT’s Desiree Johnson is a second-generation bus operator so she’s the perfect person to ask. She takes […]
Exploring Community
In the summer of 2019, long before COVID was a thing, a foreigner and an Ithacan by choice set out to interview the people of this […]