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Brian Braiker

  • CEO, Braiker Communications
Brooklyn
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Dad. Person. Editor: Brooklyn Magazine. Past lives: Ad Age, Newsweek, Rolling Stone, ABC News, Digiday, Guardian US. Beautiful hair. He/him.
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The Least-Wanted Items at My Parents’ Estate Sale

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By Brian Braiker
| The New Yorker Verified
My parents lived in the same brutalist-Art Nouveau home for fifty-one years. (They never could agree on an aesthetic.) During that time, they accumulated the contents of a much larger house and crammed them into their much smaller one. They are gone now, following a pickleball accident that I am not legally permitted to discuss, except to note that one first responder described the scene as “wild.” The estate sale lasted three days.
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Brandy (a Fine Girl) in Couples Therapy

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By Brian Braiker
| The New Yorker Verified
Dr. Feldman folds her hands. “Has he expressed a willingness to prioritize the relationship?” “He once told me I was ‘a fine girl,’ ” I say. “He believes I would make a ‘good wife.’ ” “And?” “And then he pledges fealty to a large, damp expanse.” There is a pause. The fountain burbles. “Brandy,” Dr. Feldman says, carefully, “when he says that the sea is his lady, what do you hear?” “I hear that I’m in a throuple with the Deep.” I have tried to engage with the sea directly on the matter.
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So You Want to Come to My New Vinyl-Listening Bar Original

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By Brian Braiker
| The New Yorker Verified
Welcome to Needle & Monk, Brooklyn’s newest Japanese-style vinyl listening bar. This is not “just another bar hidden behind a secret door inside a Bushwick haberdashery.” This is a sanctuary for sound, a cathedral of crackle, a temple devoted to the art of shutting up and listening to a record properly for once in your life. Below are a few simple guidelines to insure that everyone’s experience remains as spiritually transcendent as possible.
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