Jennifer Hsu
WNYC
New York, NY, United States
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Bodega Cats In Their Own Words: Snowball of Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn
Snowball the bodega cat gets along with everyone. "Whether I'm white or whether I'm brown or whether I'm black, we don't ... → Read More
One School's Experiment with Outdoor Play
These New York City kids engage with the natural world every Wednesday, for up to four hours. Here's just a slice of what they get out of it. → Read More
Comic Con: Where Everyone Is a Superhero
The convention empowers fans to fully own their inner geek and express in ways that make the world -- or at least New Yorkers -- take notice. → Read More
What Kids Think of This Animal-Loving, Mafia-Busting Pope
The pope loves pets. Kids love pets. And we all love to love. That's a recipe for some happy middle-schoolers as Pope Francis comes to town. → Read More
I Would Have Carried Her to the Moon
Relationship Rookies: First Loves. Teenagers just trying to figure it out. → Read More
Watch: 'Girls Soccer Is Way Better Than Boys Soccer'
Youthful wisdom about the "beautiful game" from girl soccer players celebrating the U.S. women team's World Cup win at the ticker-tape parade in New York City. → Read More
Photos: Ticker Tape Flies at Parade for US Soccer Champs
Lower Manhattan will swirl with confetti as thousands attend a parade celebrating the win by U.S. women's soccer team at the Women's World Cup. → Read More
Being 12: 'People Think I'm Supposed to Talk Ghetto, Whatever That Is.'
Hear some straight talk from New York City middle-schoolers about race and what it's like to grow up today. → Read More
Maybe the Only Poem About the Long Island Railroad (and More From Tiny Poets)
They might not be able to spell, but these first graders from Ms. Marisa's class at PS 859 in Manhattan are fast becoming wee Wordsworths. → Read More
These Kid Entrepreneurs Will Dig Out Your Snow-Covered Car for $5
For Nicolo Del Negro and Emmet Gregory, two middle-schoolers in Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn, a snow day means a lot of work. → Read More
We Have the Scoop on the New Cat Cafe
New York City's first permanent cat cafe opened today at the edge of Chinatown, so of course we were scratching at the door to get in! → Read More
Bodega Cats In Their Own Words: Gus of Corona, Queens
Life is an adventure when you're only six inches tall. Meet Gus, the bodega cat king of Corona. → Read More
Episode 4: Bodega Cats In Their Own Words
In the latest installment of BCITOW, we meet Nushi, a Sunset Park, Brooklyn, connoisseur of Halal food, and Tiger, the polyglot of Fourth Avenue. → Read More
Apple or...Apple? A Quiz
Waiting in line at the Apple store and waiting in line for an apple actually look exactly the same. → Read More
Shadow of Prison Violence Darkens Bus Ride to Rikers
As problems at Rikers Island reach a tipping point, and the need for reform becomes urgent, mothers, aunts, fiancées and others travel there regularly to check up on loved ones. → Read More
Bodega Cats In Their Own Words
Bodega cats are urban fixtures, silent kings of the concrete jungle. Now they have found their voice. → Read More
Tackling the High School Dropout Crisis, One Smoke Break at a Time
Cigarettes. Long showers. Deli runs. Teens can come up with a lot of reasons why they can't make it to class. At this Brooklyn high school, the staff is on the move, making sure the students stay—and graduate. → Read More
This Is What 7-Year-Olds Dream About
Giraffes. Jail. Coffee. Kids dream about the darndest things. → Read More
This Is What 7-Year-Olds Dream About
Giraffes. Jail. Coffee. Kids dream about the darndest things. → Read More
Who Sleeps in Your Bed?
"Worst thing about a family bed is, we don't have any more privacy," Maria Theresa Orozco. → Read More