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Episode 3: A Conversation with Sean Basinski of the Street Vendor Project
Posted by Meredith R Miller at 7/24/2008 
Categories: public interest work, Career Decisions, Law Practice
Categories: public interest work, Career Decisions, Law Practice
This podcast features a conversation with attorney Sean Basinski, described by New York Magazine as the "César Chávez of Hot-Dog Stands." Sean is the founder and Director of the Street Vendor Project (which is affiliated with the Urban Justice Center). Upon graduating from law school, Sean received a Yale Initiative for Public Interest Law Fellowship to start the project. His inspiration came from his own 9-month stint selling Mexican food from a pushcart on Park Avenue and 52nd Street in Manhattan.
Topics include: street vendor demographics, permit and licensing requirements, common misconceptions about New York City street vendors, where the carts go at the end of the day, and the amount of street food Sean consumes.
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