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By Vince DiMiceli<\/p>\n
Brooklyn Paper<\/p>\n
Technical difficulties put a halt to yesterday’s live webcast of Brooklyn Paper Radio, but don’t fret! We’ll play it live for all to listen today during your early Friday drive home at 4 pm!<\/p>\n
The episode is mercifully bereft of Gersh Kuntzman, who is working on his new Fringe Festival play “Murder at the Food Co-op.”<\/p>\n
In his stead, Brooklyn Paper editor-in-chief Vince is joined by Deputy Editor Max Jaeger to discuss Presidential politics now that the owners of Schnitzel Haus in Bay Ridge removed an autographed picture of one-time patron Donald Trump from the walls of the beloved restaurant.<\/p>\n
Then, Deputy Editor Ruth Brown joined the fray, giving her two cents on a story about unequal pay for doormen and security workers at separate portions of one Downtown project.<\/p>\n
That led to a scintillating discussion of the Jay Street bike lane and, of course, cocktails. <\/p>\n
Of course, this doesn’t mean you can’t listen to Gersh during last week’s unheralded episode, which snuck its way on Thursday without much fanfare. In that edition, Gersh and Vince discussed Brooklyn’s L-Pocalypse with a random Williamsburg resident who may or may not have been former Brooklyn Paper reporter Aaron Short.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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