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Speaker 1: curious about hot New Brooklyn. It seems like people from

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Speaker 1: that there's a fabulous creative dynamic at work in Brooklyn

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Speaker 1: right now. And you can see it in UH indie bands,

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Speaker 1: the Brooklyn Tech Triangle right this is UH Dumbo, the

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Speaker 1: sixth borough. New York City in general is covered with

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Speaker 1: also for your new book. She's the author of The

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Speaker 1: Brooklyn Experience. It's her fourth Brooklyn guide book, and she's

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