Community announcements
Block events, church programs, school news, local services — if it serves the neighborhood, it belongs here. Email shoutouts@concretejungleradio.com with the subject “Announcement.”
Community & the Jungle Circle
The neighborhood gathers here — and your voice goes on the board, and on the air.
Everything Community Corner talks about lives here after the show ends: real dates, deadlines, and standing resources, with the details to actually use them. And the Circle is one click away — the neighbors whose monthly support keeps the hosting paid, the production running, and the community work covered, so the news on this page never has to carry a price tag. Your voice. On the board. On the air. The station’s community board: neighborhood announcements and listener shout-outs, posted here and read on air — by the Conductor on the rides, and by Emperor Baoyu at night. Real submissions only — nothing on this board is invented, ever.
Announcements & Shout-Outs
The board
Approved announcements and shout-outs, posted here and read on air. Real submissions only — nothing on this board is invented, ever.
The board is open — and honestly empty.
No announcements or shout-outs have been posted yet. The first voices on this board will be yours.
How it works
Listener shout-outs
Birthdays, anniversaries, encouragement, dedications. Email shoutouts@concretejungleradio.com with the subject “Shout-Out” — who it’s for, who it’s from, and what you want said.
Read at night
Approved submissions post on this board and are read on air at night by Emperor Baoyu — in his evening block and inside City Sounds — and on the rides by the Conductor (Ride to Work, weekdays 8:00–8:55 AM; The Ride Home, weekdays 5:55–7:55 PM). Overnight, The Nightkeeper keeps the :55 check-ins (12:55–4:55 AM). Dedications land around 11:28 PM. The Family’s shout-out is read at night.
Send yours — the form
The form is the fast door. It lands in the station’s moderation queue, and a human reviews every submission before anything posts on this board or is read on air. That review is the promise that keeps this board real: nothing invented, nothing automatic. To send an announcement, say who it is for, what it is, and the day, date, time, and place — the five details the Corner needs to list it. For a shout-out, say who it’s for, who it’s from, and what you want said. Email still works too — the addresses above reach the same desk.
Prefer to call it in? Ring the station request line: (929) 531-4762.
Listener Vote
Voice of the Month
The board talks back: this month’s top shout-out contributors stand on the same ballot as the month’s reviewed artists. One vote per email, free always. The winner takes a New Voice Tuesday spotlight and a guest seat at The Cipher.
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Next Community Corner
Saturday at 12:00 PM ET
The neighborhood’s two hours with Rafael “El Parrandero” · Saturdays, 12–2 PM ET
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Community voices, announcements, and the people and places that make the borough run.
Community Corner — the show’s home
The neighborhood’s two hours, Saturdays 12–2 PM ET with Rafael “El Parrandero.” Community voices, announcements, and the people and places that make the borough run.
This week’s announcements
Seven housing and job-training resources filed with the station on October 24, 2026. Full details are in the calendar above:
- NMIC phone intake — next: Monday, November 23, 9 AM, first ten callers
- Legal Aid Society, Bronx Neighborhood Office
- Mobilization For Justice Legal Services
- Neighborhood Association for Intercultural Affairs (NAICA)
- BronxWorks, Homelessness Prevention and Relocation Support
- Housing Court Answers Hotline & Information Table
- Dailey’s — housing, employment, and job training
Episode archive
Placeholder episode
The slot aired 12–2 PM ET on a placeholder hour while the real edition was in production.
First real edition
In production for Saturday, October 31, 12–2 PM ET — Don Rafa’s full two hours: the week’s announcements, community voices, and the open chair for a neighbor.
Take the station with you
The station flyer — print it, share it, hand it over
The station flyer is one page, ready to print — and the half-letter handout beside it, two to a sheet, cut in half and passed on. Both carry the clock, the request line, the job board, the umbrella, and the Circle — and nothing they cannot prove: no dial, no awards, no listener counts. Every line was checked against its source before the files were made: 36 of 36 true on the flyer, 36 of 36 true on the handout, 72 of 72 total. The code on the flyer scans straight to the station — concretejungleradio.com — and nowhere else.
Station flyer
The full station flyer — the clock, the request line, the job board, the umbrella, and the Circle — on one Letter page.
Half-letter handout
The same flyer condensed — two to a Letter sheet. Cut on the “cut here” line and pass both halves on.
The neighborhood’s dates, kept true.
Real dates, real doors. One list, nearest first. Standing resources are listed exactly as printed on the Housing Law Referrals sheet dated July 2025 — numbers and hours may have changed since, so call ahead. An entry that cannot be re-verified is pulled, not left to rot.
Due this week
NMIC phone intake
Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation (NMIC), Bronx Office — phone intake for legal services (housing, public benefits, immigration) and social services (benefit screening, health support, domestic violence services, tax assistance).
Once a month, on the fourth Monday — first ten callers beginning at 9 AM. Phone intake only. Option 1 for housing, then dial the Bronx location.
8 Clinton Pl, Bronx, NY 10453 · (929) 415-8745
Last verified: July 2025 — details as printed on the referrals sheet. Call ahead to confirm.
Saturday, October 31 · 12–2 PM ET
Community Corner, first real edition — Don Rafa’s full two hours: the week’s announcements, community voices, and the open chair for a neighbor. The countdown above is counting down to it.
Have something for the neighborhood? Send it below — a human reviews every submission before anything posts or is read on air.
Standing resources
Legal Aid Society — Bronx Neighborhood Office
Representation in Housing Court; prevention of eviction; rent arrears; FEPS; Section 8; denial of access to public or government-subsidized housing or shelter; illegal foreclosure; housing code violations and repairs.
260 East 161st St., 8th floor, Bronx, NY 10451
Switchboard (718) 991-4758, 9am–5pm · Intake (888) 663-6880, 10am–3pm Monday–Friday · Foreclosure Service Line 646-340-1908
Last verified: July 2025 — as printed on the referrals sheet.
Mobilization For Justice Legal Services
Advice, counsel, and representation on housing and related legal matters; consumer rights; disaster response law; foreclosure prevention; government benefits; bankruptcy prevention; mental health assistance; taxpayer assistance.
424 E 147th Street, 3rd Floor, Bronx, NY 10455 · (212) 417-3700
Office hours 9am–5pm Mon–Fri. Intakes are closed during summer. Mental health services (212) 417-3830, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 10am–5pm.
Last verified: July 2025 — as printed on the referrals sheet.
Neighborhood Association for Intercultural Affairs (NAICA)
Eviction prevention specifically; housing mediation and legal representation in Housing Court; assistance with FEPS matters and rent arrears.
1075 Grand Concourse, Suite 1B, Bronx, NY 10452 · (718) 538-3344 ext. 106
Monday through Thursday 9am–5pm. No walk-ins.
Last verified: July 2025 — as printed on the referrals sheet.
BronxWorks — Homelessness Prevention and Relocation Support
Financial counseling; helps individuals settle rent arrears, keep their Section 8 vouchers, and navigate Housing Court; helps qualifying families receive rent subsidies.
800 Baretto St, Bronx, NY 10456 · (646) 393-4070
Intakes 8am–4pm Monday through Friday (physical location often open until 11pm).
Last verified: July 2025 — as printed on the referrals sheet. Street name spelled as printed.
Housing Court Answers Hotline & Information Table
Basic housing information for tenants — specifically, a hotline for assisting with rent arrears.
Hotline (212) 962-4795 — telephone assistance 9am–5pm, Monday–Friday.
Information Table (Bronx): 1118 Grand Concourse (at 166th street), Bronx, NY 10451 — lobby opposite the Clerk’s windows, Monday through Friday 9am–5pm.
Last verified: July 2025 — as printed on the referrals sheet.
Dailey’s — Housing, Employment, or Job Training
Supportive housing; employment; HomeCare CDPAP 22.50 (as printed); pain management / physical therapy; psychiatry; home visit 45+/doctor (as printed); medical marijuana card & more.
Job training: OSHA 40; maintenance; security; CDL; HVAC; IT; customer service; HHA; PCA; medical assistant; CNA; LPN; RN; & more.
Jasmin Ortiz (Jay) · 929-712-3541 · Call/Text 347-647-1429 / 929-309-6090 · msdailey@daileysmarketing.com
Bronx: 369 E. 148th St. (Basement Level), Bronx, NY 10455, Mon–Sat 10am–6pm. Queens: 91-09 90th St., Roosevelt Jackson Heights, 11372 (2nd Floor), Mon–Fri 10am–3pm. Brooklyn: 100 Livingston St. (3rd Floor), Brooklyn, NY 11201, Mon–Fri 10am–6pm.
Undated flyer — as printed, not re-verified.
The Job Board
Work in the sound.
Bronx media jobs, first — for the people who make the sound.
The station’s board for work in our industry: community and commercial radio stations, podcast networks, audio production houses, music labels and artist teams, streaming and local media outlets, and Bronx media and community organizations.
How it works
Employers post. The Desk reviews. The listing goes live.
Employers post
An employer fills in the form below — the organization, the role, where it is, what kind of work it is, and how to apply. A salary range is welcome but never required.
The Desk reviews
Every submission lands in the station’s moderation queue, and a human reads every one. Nothing is published automatically — nothing invented, nothing automatic.
The listing goes live
Approved listings go up on this board, in their category, with the employer’s own words and the employer’s own way to apply. We never invent an apply link.
What it costs
A flat fee, not an auction — priced below what the big general boards charge for one listing. The fee is the fee: no per-applicant charge, no per-click charge, no hidden charges, no “starting at” games. The Desk reviews every submission first; an approved listing goes live once the fee is paid, and the Desk’s reply tells you how to pay.
$49
One listing, 30 days
Your listing live for 30 days in its category — human review, your words, your way to apply.
$89
Top placement, 30 days
Everything standard buys, plus the top of its category and the top of the board for the 30 days — plainly labeled Featured.
Free
Always free
Bronx community organizations, and volunteer and internship roles, post free — always. The paid lanes fund the free lane.
The board
Open roles
Every listing here was checked against the employer’s own posting before it went up.
1 listing on the board.
Immersive Studio Developer/Operator
BronxNet Public Media Corporation
$75,000–$85,000 — as listed by the employer
Operates the immersive studio for live & recorded productions — real-time virtual sets, augmented and extended reality workflows on Ross Video Voyager and Unreal Engine — and mentors community producers, interns, and students in proper studio protocol.
See the full listing & apply →
Apply by email to hr@bronxnet.org, as the employer directs. Listing verified against the employer’s posting on October 25, 2026.
No listings yet — the first ones arrive when employers post. Yours could be first.
Post a role below and the Desk will read it. Nothing here is invented, ever.
No listings in this category yet.
Try another category — or post the first role in this one below.
Post a job
Put the role on the board
Send the role and the Desk reads it. A human reviews every submission before anything posts — nothing is published automatically, and nothing is invented: the listing carries your words and your way to apply. Choose your lane below; we reply to the contact email you leave here with the posting details and how to pay the fee.
Community service
The board is a neighbor’s service, not a billboard.
This board exists so Bronx people find Bronx work in the industry that raised them — and so the stations, studios, labels, and organizations doing that work find the people who already know the sound. Bronx media jobs come first here, always. The free community lane stays free: a neighbor with a role to fill is heard the same as any employer.
While you’re here, the station is on: Rafael “El Parrandero” carries Saturdays and Domingo “El Consejero” carries Sundays, and the weekday cast keeps the clock on the :55. Listen live →
The Jungle Circle · Supporter Donations
The Jungle Circle
The Jungle Circle — the station’s supporter circle — lives at concretejungleradio.com/growth.
For Sponsors & Promoters
Late-night ad fillers
The night audience is awake, listening, and grown. Our announcement and promo slots inside the late-night programming are open to real sponsors and promoters — produced in Emperor Baoyu’s voice, over the city-street bed, inside shows listeners stay for. Barter-first, per the station’s sponsorship plan: on-air liners traded for in-store flyers, counter cards, and social posts. Anything paid is decided case by case.
Start with an email: shoutouts@concretejungleradio.com, subject “Announcement” — or see the full sponsor program (barter credits, membership tiers, and the weekly auction these slots are joining) on the Sponsors & Partners page.
The law of this lane: announcements, promos, and shout-outs air only for real submissions that exist. No business is ever named as a sponsor until the relationship actually exists.
The station’s letter to the neighborhood, once a month — read The:55 Letter →