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WNYC - With the new WNYC app you can listen to our live radio streams and past shows an

This is the version of WNYC for iPhone / iPod Touch.

With the new WNYC app, you can listen to our live radio streams and past shows and browse our articles, blogs, podcasts, videos and slide shows.In our iPhone app, we've included:
* Our live radio streams
* All our shows, from Morning Edition and All Things Considered to Radiolab and The Brian Lehrer Show
* News, Culture and Politics articles
* Event listings
* PodcastsWNYC produces a wide range of original programs, podcasts and digital content for local and national audiences, including the innovative public affairs program The Brian Lehrer Show, the longstanding interview program The Leonard Lopate Show and WNYC's politics and conversation website It's A Free Country. WNYC's award-winning news team presents current affairs programming of unmatched depth on air and online, and its dynamic music shows Soundcheck, New Sounds and Spinning on Air have long been important platforms for new music, featuring artists and genres not found elsewhere on the dial. WNYC is also home to Radiolab, the Peabody Award-winning show and podcast that blurs the boundaries between science, philosophy and the human experience, and The Saturday Show and The Sunday Show, hosted by Jonathan Schwartz, the voice of American standards.WNYC is a member-supported Public Radio station. While the app is free to download and use, we encourage you to donate with a tap on the thumbs-up Support button. The app was funded by our membership's generous contributions.Our Shows:
* All Things Considered
* The Brian Lehrer Show
* Fishko Files
* Freakonomics Radio
* Fresh Air
* The Leonard Lopate Show
* Morning Edition
* New Sounds
* On The Media
* Radiolab
* Radio Rookies
* Selected Shorts
* Soundcheck
* Spinning On Air
* Studio 360
* The Takeaway
* This American LifeThe WNYC app was developed in collaboration with Public Radio Exchange (PRX), which also designed and developed our classical-music WQXR app. Based in Cambridge, MA, PRX has developed apps for This American Life as well as other Public Radio stations.WNYC produces a wide range of original programs, podcasts and digital content for local and national audiences, including the innovative public affairs program The Brian Lehrer Show, the longstanding interview program The Leonard Lopate Show and WNYC's politics and conversation website It's A Free Country. WNYC's award-winning news team presents current affairs programming of unmatched depth on air and online, and its dynamic music shows Soundcheck, New Sounds and Spinning on Air have long been important platforms for new music, featuring artists and genres not found elsewhere on the dial. WNYC is also home to Radiolab, the Peabody Award-winning show and podcast that blurs the boundaries between science, philosophy and the human experience, and The Saturday Show and The Sunday Show, hosted by Jonathan Schwartz, the voice of American standards.WNYC is a member-supported Public Radio station. While the app is free to download and use, we encourage you to donate with a tap on the thumbs-up Support button. The app was funded by our membership's generous contributions.Our Shows:
* All Things Considered
* The Brian Lehrer Show
* Fishko Files
* Freakonomics Radio
* Fresh Air
* The Leonard Lopate Show
* Morning Edition
* New Sounds
* On The Media
* Radiolab
* Radio Rookies
* Selected Shorts
* Soundcheck
* Spinning On Air
* Studio 360
* The Takeaway
* This American LifeThe WNYC app was developed in collaboration with Public Radio Exchange (PRX), which also designed and developed our classical-music WQXR app. Based in Cambridge, MA, PRX has developed apps for This American Life as well as other Public Radio stations.

This is the iPhone / iPod Touch version of WNYC