Listen now: What was supposed to be a talk about the replacement of the BQE’s triple cantilever turned into a traffic infrastructure extravaganza on this week’s edition of Brooklyn Paper Radio!

Listen now: New Bay Ridge Councilman Justin Brannan takes on the nuns who sold the Dyker Heights Angel Guardian Home campus to the highest bidder!

Listen now: Author Michael Lisicky tells Vince how a movie made Macy’s more popular then “A&S’s.”

Listen now: The journalists joined Brooklyn Paper editor-in-chief Vince DiMiceli — and some callers — for a scintillating in-studio discussion on the changing face of local news.

Listen now: There aren’t any original ideas. But hasn’t that been said before?

Listen now: Guests Curtis Sliwa and Assemblyman Bobby Carroll go at it over the vote to hold a state Constitutional Convention.

Listen now: Satirist (and Bay Ridge resident) Dan Hetteix and journalist and wannabe politician (and Bay Ridge resident) Ross Barkan join the all-Ridge episode.

Listen now: It’s the end of an era — and the beginning of a new one!

Listen now: This week’s Brooklyn Paper Radio had big news — make that News.

Listen now: On this week’s show, host Gersh Kuntzman said he will pull no punches when it comes to Nazis, plus a talk with filmmakers Cary Murnion and Jon Milott, whose new film, “Bushwick,” eerily centers on a white supremacist takeover of the hipster neighborhood.

Listen now: What would happen if white supremacists attacked Bushwick? Find out today on Brooklyn Paper Radio.

Listen now: It was high times on Brooklyn Paper Radio!

Listen now: It’s high times on Brooklyn Paper Radio! Or is it?

Listen now: Who knew the owner of one of Brooklyn’s most celebrated restaurants had so many opinions on so many things? The Lennon and McCartney of Community Journalism, that’s who.

Listen now: Well, at least this is what we wished this week’s episode of Brooklyn Paper Radio was about.

Listen now: Citizens Union chief Dick Dadey tells Gersh and Vince that Councilman David Greenfield’s decision to step down and choose his successor was an “F-you” to voters.

Listen now: Look, the Cyclones stink. But it isn’t the manager’s fault.

Listen now: He’s fast, handsome … and single!

Listen now: What’s wrong with the MTA, should drivers be allowed to park for free on city streets, and in what line of work can our hosts and guests make a living?

Listen now: On the latest edition of BPL, a councilman attacks a silly, racist law, Kuntzman interviews Kuntzman, and a Brooklyn Cyclone talks baseball!

Listen now: In this clip from the latest episode of Brooklyn Paper Radio, Gersh Kuntzman interviews Gersh Kuntzman about a new book written by Gersh Kuntzman.

Listen now: On this week’s show, author Jerry Podair makes the case that Robert Moses — and not Walter O’Malley — is to blame for the Dodgers leaving Brooklyn. But host Vince DiMiceli says he’s dead wrong. Take a listen and find out how Judge Gersh Kuntzman rules!

Listen now: Our editor says it was Walter O’Malley’s fault. Our historian guest, Jerold Podair, says Robert Moses. Today, they’ll make their case and Judge Gersh Kuntzman will rule. Then, Sal Albanese joins in on the fun.

Listen now: The Lennon and McCartney of community journalism are at it again!

Listen now: Tomorrow at 4 pm — Ydanis Rodriquez talks live with Gersh and Vince!

Listen now: Cruicified Brooklyn lawyer John Kennedy O’Hara explains to Gersh and Vince why he is runing for civil court judge in the County of Kings. The answer? Sticking it to the man.

Listen now: The boys were joined by their former colleague, who had a lot to say about the future of the bike rental program.

Listen now: This guy wants to hold onto your horses!

Listen now: Teenage voteland?

Listen now: He doesn’t like Nik.

Listen now: There’s always time to listen to Brooklyn Paper Radio, and you won’t want to miss our latest edition!

Listen now: Jake Plowden and Leland Radovanic of the Cannabis Cultural Association explain their plans to get black folks making money in the soon-to-be legal pot industry!

Listen now: Who says radio is dead? Our podcast got lovers of all things Brooklyn to reach into their wallets and help save Sunny’s!

Listen now: Help save Sunny’s Bar in Red Hook just by listening to Brooklyn Paper Radio! (Oh, and giving money).

Listen now: How will a closure of the jail affect Brooklyn — specifically it’s own beloved “House of D?” Listen to Brooklyn Paper Radio to find out!

Listen now: Former state Sen. Seymour Lachman tells Gersh and Vince just how corrupt Albany is — and how to fix it.

Listen now: In two action-packed segments of Brooklyn Paper Radio, a former Brooklyn Paper reporter says Obamacared saved her — and her husband’s — life. And now she faces thousands of dollars in medical bills if Donaly Trump’s new healthcare plan becomes law. That, plus historian and academic Joe Dorinson on Jackie Robinson, Joe DiMaggio, and a new baseball exhibit at the Brooklyn Historical Society.

Listen now: On today’s show, Brooklyn Rep. Nydia Velazquez condems her immigrant-hating colleague Rep. Steve King!

Listen now: In what can only be called a coup, the boys landed MacGillis and had a spirited discussion about all things Trump, and the importance of The Brooklyn Paper and the people who work there.

Listen now: In a bonus edition of Brooklyn Paper Radio, the boys sat down in-studio with Brooklyn comedian and musician Katie Goodman, whose new album “Halfway Closer to Dead” features such instant classics as “Nazis Get All the P----.” “Boobs Look Funny When You’re Having Sex,” and the seminal “Give Me a Man Over Forty,” a clear reference to single-and-dating behemoth Gersh Kuntzman.

Listen now: A Park Slope lawmaker had a stirring and eloquent rebuke to Americans who support Donald Trump’s mass deportations of low-level or even non-criminal aliens over the past few days: Open your heart.

Listen now: The author of “Here I Am” joined Vince and Gersh in studio for the latest and greatest episode of BPR!

Listen now: Rep. Jerry Nadler (D–Bay Ridge) spent most of Saturday at John F. Kennedy Airport fighting the President’s executive order barring refugees from entering the country, and a portion of Tuesday talking to us about it.

Listen now: In a surprise appearance on Brooklyn Paper Radio, the beep said he will send a letter reminding community board members that they can say the pledge before a meeting, but he won’t demand that they do.

Listen now: Former felon John O’Hara tells Vince and Gersh how The Brooklyn Paper helped clear his name 20 years after he was found guilty voter fraud. That, plus Life in a Blender’s Don Rauf discusses exactly “What Happened to Smith.”

Listen now: Cars are killing machines — we all know that! — but do driverless cars need to be? No, says the city’s leading transportation activist.

Listen now: What more could you ask for?

Listen now: It’s a show you’ll want to clip and save!