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garrett shore
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The Worst Decade in the History of New York
join me as i discuss at length in this video essay the hardships faced by the people of new york in the 1970s, whereby which we can gain perspective on the hardships faced in our own era.
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COP on COP VIOLENCE!! in 19th c New York: The Police Riots of 1857
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In this video, I break down the economic and societal factors that shaped modern policing in new york, and the political manipulations of the police force that resulted in the largest cop against cop riot in US history.
New York History with Garrett: The Great Fire of 1835
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this documentary video offers a small window into life in new york in the early 19th century. this video showcases the growing pains endured, during economic boom and a society in fevered competition. The story culminates in the most devastating fire to ever hit new york.
Touring LIttle Italy with Jim. (voices of NY ep4)
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2 new york city tourism professionals discuss the current economic struggles facing new york while searching for perspective through analysis of the hardships which faced previous generations.
Voices of New York (ep3)
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the following is a 20min documentary style in-depth interview featuring a lifelong new yorker's opinion on the current economic state of the city
Is NEW YORK CITY Dead Forever?
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is new york dead forever? Has our loss of faith in our national identity and our confusion over our civic responsibilities during the covid pandemic played into a dystopian and fatalistic emotional reasoning when discussing the future of nyc, or has the time truly come, for New York to fade into history? In this video, i attempt to take a measured perspective on patterns in history, the endurin...
New York Skyline tour (midtown bldg catalogue/analysis)
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New York Skyline tour (midtown bldg catalogue/analysis)
What is this intro? Can’t wait to click “don’t recommend this channel”
You’re about to see this again but worse
I think this is the worst decade.
An excellent, realistic portrayal of NYC of the 1970s. I lived through it. You are a great storyteller.
Keep voting democratic, 😂 it will get worse
The content of this video is fantastic. I really enjoyed the unbiased and detailed approach to this history that's often glazed over by others. I will say that I wouldn't bat an eye at the AI use if it wasn't for historical context, just because it can generate visual inaccuracies. Some of the group police images that are clearly AI are really jarring. But I appreciate the acknowledgment of its use, so it doesn't feel disingenuous.
Talk about a guy who has a face for radio. Yikes!
Great stuff wonderboY!!!
Masterclass to every documentary film maker....brilliant work
that guardian angels clown tried bringing that to my city 20 years ago cause of the crime and they got rab out of town and beat up ahahahhahaha
Great video but the music between 1:35 and 1:49 is louder than the essence message of the video "at least it's not the 1970s". Maybe you should revise it and make the narration louder or the music lower...
The 70s in NYC were great. Prostitution pornogrphy liberal politics slum lords delapadated unlivivable apartments. Crime sex drugs rock n roll culture welfare food stamps street gangs etc. However there were plenty of good things too and while for many things were tough i had plenty of good times. Sports street games neighborhood great food great toys and other play things great cars fun clothing classy dress realistic and good prices for quality items a better dollar value for everything. Great free TV. Great programs for adults and kids. The Good Humor man and Bungalo Bar Ice cream trucks. I can name so many things that were better, better quality than most of what we pay for today. You had a greater appreciation for the little you did have then the abundance of junk we have today and at over inflated prices at that! I would have those days over if I could for the things I enjoyed and appreciated. Though on welfare with a single mom. The Bronx I knew as a kid and teen in the 70s is forever gone. That Bronx no longer exists and it isnt any better with the current inhabitants.
70s, no apostrophe. It's plural not possessive. If you're self-conscious, it must need an apostrophe, then it goes in front as a substitute for 19. '70s.
It's a cesspool and it will always be a cesspool
Great documentary.
. . . *sigh* . . . now- no one, anywhere in America . . . has it- "Good" . . . . . . Millennia from now- the soil and forest covered Rubble, that used to be NYC- will emerge back into the light of day . . . with the edge of the Archeologist's Spade . . .
Lmao this intro is so funny bc it sounds like youre talking about today
Lmao this intro is so funny bc it sounds like youre talking about today
Now New York City is full of violent felony criminals.
Was there two months before the 9/11 events!
Mate your stuff deserves so many more views, don't stop
Excellent
another fantastic video!
Sounds like today, lmao.
bruh get away from the camera tf r u doing so close damn
Every right-wing tool who complains about "record high crime" in NYC today should watch this.
Curtis sliwa currently is a clown,
democrats are begging for it to come back
But the old heads will tell us they generations wasn’t bad lol 😂
The 70s were both amazing and not. I'd forget everything I know about today and trade life with someone living in the 70s New York any day of the week.
Post war what? Stop the crazy crab already and ask Vietnamese people or Iraqi people or Afghan people what they think about your post war depressions! You are doing fine..stfu
All man made and what's funny is that all shown too the people was nothing more but a tv show and the people believed it.What Ever crazier then that if they show You how your races act the people will start acting like that.Yea so our own system was looking too destroy us then but it just didn't work and is going on once again.This magnificent 13 come now and founder from a burger joint He was a free mason put into this position easy too ALLL SEEEE
Crazy how immigration back then feels just like now. Us latina come from great nature looking countries, and then when we get here it’s all pavement and buildings. Gotta start “from the bottom” we say haha. Our dreams are the same… still
How can you put JFK's Kil***g in a 1970's documentary!? That happened on 11/22/1963. Do much research?
This is genius
This was amazingly done,thank you it was super interesting
Quality work Garrett.
EPA ?? Aint ever regulated 1 thing with the American in mind. They let every chemical that ever caused cancer into the water into the air into the soil.... 2024 people are still dumber than fuck !!! The combined ignorance of a mass that is still ill equipped to deal with truth and reality. People think its better but if u have a mind and eyes u know its still a shit world a shit city and were all still dying of cancer like never before !!! Dance to that music!!
Back when the sons of sam were all released on nyc and killers lose across all cities.... lost to the cult enough of the bullshit
Shit sounds like corrupt politicians made it to 2024 wow nyc has fallen worse than ever. Aint nuthin the same
5:34 this whole section just smacks of 2024.
I know one thing we can all agree on,it was the greatest time for the best music ever.
Present day NYC is worse than the 1970’s like every other democrat run city.
The 1980's might have been the rock bottom. The 1984 "subway vigilante" actions seemed to wake up everyone (thank you Bernie Goetz). Things didn't really start improving until after 1994 when Bill Bratton became NYPD Commisioner.
Thanks Eric (aka bubble lips) Adams, I’ll never step foot in that garbage city again. Good riddance!
what goes around comes back around again. We are right back in the 70s
Great job!
The movie “American Pop” though considered flawed by some critics is a pretty great time capsule history of New York (and some SanFran). Gives a good feel for the migrant forces and music that blossomed there.
This is a really good video. Very well researched and thought out. It's a pretty dark and grim; but I guess that was the point. GREAT JOB!!!
They'd probably have done for the Vietnam Vet what they did for the WW2 Vets, if the Civil rights Act hadn't passed and they could still discriminate against Black Vets for all those benfits.