Curtis & Juliet Podcast

Would our own Curtis Sliwa pass a US Citizenship Test if he had to take one? He went one-on-one with Christian to see who knew more answers from a sample test

International news correspondent John Huddy joins Curtis and Juliet to discuss the elections going on in Israel and what it means for the country and the United States.

What will President Trump in regards to Iran? That's the question on everyone's mind and Curtis and Juliet debate how the President will address the current situation with Saudia Arabia and Iran. Speaking of President Trump, he went after the New York Times during a rally in New Mexico. Andrew Yang is willing to forgive Shane Gillis for his racist remarks on a podcast that got him fired from SNL. And do negative reviews online really hurt businesses? Curtis and Juliet give you the surprising details

Back from her quest to buy her dream Italian villa, Juliet rejoins the show to with some of her favorite songs by The Cars. Curtis and Juliet discuss vaping as New York bans flavored e-cigarettes and New Jersey isn't too far behind them. Is this the right thing to do or just an overreaction? The two take a look at the issue. A Saudi oil facility was attacked and President Trump is pointing the finger at Iran and new allegations against Brett Kavanaugh. 

Juliet takes an emergency trip to the Italian Embassy to try and secure the vila of her dreams, so Rich Valdes fills in with Curtis. The two recap the Democratic Debate, the anti-AOC aid that ran on ABC and Trump and John Bolton. 

Curtis and Juliet took the show on the road, heading down to the San Gennaro festival. Juliet talks about experiencing her first festival while Curtis goes through the history of San Gennaro and gets into some good old fashion mob talk. Rossella Rago stops by as well as some other surprise guests. 

On one of the most tragic days in American history, Curtis and Juliet look back at the events of September 11th. Later on in the show, they discuss the firing of John Bolton and the Portland news anchor who fought back against a troll. Then Curtis and Juliet talk about the new Monopoly that will give women an advantage and should there be a female James Bond?

What can be done about the character chaos in Time Square? Curtis and Juliet discuss after a 14-year-old girl was groped by a costumed character the other day. The two also react to the breaking news of John Bolton's resignation just as the show was kicking off. The two get the lowdown on the new facebook dating app and why do people want longer weekends than vacations.  

An Uber driver in New Jersey kicked a lesbian couple out of her car. Was that her right to do? Curtis and Juliet tackle the topic on today's show. The debate heats up over whether it's a conflict of interest for government personnel to stay at Trump properties and the President's cancelled secret meeting with the Taliban. Vaping is in the headlines and racist dogs, all on today's show.  

More disrespect towards NYPD officers after they had milk thrown on them in the Bronx. Curtis and Juliet weigh in on this latest incident and pose the question if city agencies have become impotent. Newark is the worst airport in the US for delayed flights. LaGuardia wasn't too far behind. Jet Set Juliet discusses her experiences with local airports. What was one of the biggest stories from the CNN climate change town hall? Reusable straws... And can cheating actually improve your relationship? 

AOC and Dan Crenshaw were going at it on Twitter over gun control and universal background checks. Did she finally make a point people can get behind? Curtis and Juliet discuss that on today's show. Mayor de Blasio and Commissioner O'Neill appeared to differ over the crime stats for the month of August and the democrats held a town hall on climate change. And we look to our wine expert, Juliet, as we go through a number of wine-related topics. 

Another day, another video of a uniformed NYPD officer grinding with a woman at J'ouvert over the Labor Day weekend. Should they be suspended? Curtis and Juliet debate. Schools open up this week and Curtis and Juliet discuss the mixed message New York City teachers are getting about how to handle their students. Are people who have tattoos more impulsive and irrational as a new study suggests and is Juliet about to pass a kidney stone? Find out all of it on today's show.

Back from the Labor Day weekend, Curtis and Juliet tackle the Odesa shooting that took place on Saturday. Hurricane Dorian continues to make its way towards the mainland U.S and why did the crew of the Conception dive boat make it off alive while the passengers perished?  And is there finally a reason why some men become "momma's boys?" Find out why on today's show. 

In their second day of morning duty, Curtis and Juliet tackled the hurricane headed towards Florida, de Blasio being out in Nevada, AOC's twitter use and much more. 

Curtis, Juliet, Bryan and Christian bring Curtis and Juliet to the mornings with Sid and Bernie away. From the NYPD slowdown to Wonderlust listing Staten Island as one of the top international travel destination, they cover it all during the morning. 

It's National Bow Tie Day, but one member of the show absolutely hates people who wear them. Wonder who that could be? In New York City, police are making less arrests since the Pantaleo firing. Curtis and Juliet discuss what that means for the city, especially heading into this year's J'ouvert. Pete Davidson flips out on students at a show in Florida and what your sleep position says about your relationship. All on today's show.

Jet Set Juliet makes her return from Europe on today's show. A de Blasio appointed panel is recommending New York City public schools eliminate gifted programs, but is that the right decision? Curtis and Juliet discuss. Speaking of school, college students are headed back to class and their parents are spending thousands of dollars to decorate their room. Job seekers are scrubbing their social media accounts before heading to interviews and the latest on the Amazon rainforest fire. 

Lidia Curanaj fills in with Curtis on today's show with Juliet on vacation. Adult recess is becoming a big thing, but is it going too far with some of the activities they're doing? Doing household chores could help you live longer, according to a new study and Lidia explains just what neat freak she can be. New York was rated the least friendly state in the US. Do Curtis and Lidia agree? It's all on today's show. 

Russ Salzberg is back in the co-host chair with Curtis on today's show. Mayor de Blasio jumped into the fray of the shutdown of Di Fara pizza. Curtis and Russ debate whether it's even good pizza to begin with. Sanford Rubenstein is stirring the pot again with five residents from Marcy Projects claiming police brutality. What is the proper temperature to keep your A/C on, Curtis and Russ discuss.