Gateway Project, FOMO and Nightlife, Podcasts on Cold Cases and Women's Prisons, Streaming Review/Preview

WNYC transportation reporter Stephen Nessen joins us for a call-in about the history and future of the second pair of rail tunnels proposed for under the Hudson River, following Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg's tour of the decaying 110-year-old Hudson tunnel and as commuters head back to work on public transportation. WNYC planning editor Kate Hinds joins us for our ongoing series, "Kate Has a Plan," to discuss the stories the newsroom is following this week. Brock Colyar, a writer for New York Magazine whose weekly newsletter, "Are U Coming?," is about the city's nightlife, joins us to discuss the magazine's recent issue about the return of FOMO and their contribution to the issue titled, "The Return of Nightlife." The CBC podcast, Uncover, returns for a second season of The Village. This season focuses on the murders of two transgender sex workers in Toronto, whose deaths remain unsolved. Host Justin Ling joins us to discuss the newest season. [REBROADCAST FROM MAY 5, 2021] The CBC podcast, Life Jolt—which refers to a life sentence—examines women's experiences in prison in both the US and Canada. The podcast is hosted by a formerly incarcerated woman, Rosemary Green, who speaks to several women in different places in their prison journeys, looking at the inmate in a holistic way as well as looking at rates of indigenous women in Canadian prisons. She is joined by her producer, John Chipman. Vulture staff writer Kathryn VanArendonk joins us for the next installment of our ongoing “Review/Preview” series with a roundup of the best new shows to stream.   This episode is guest-hosted by Matt Katz.