Ever look up and notice the thousands of water tanks all across the New York City skyline? How do these massive water containers get on top of so many building rooftops? And how are they assembled? Here's a look at how the construction process takes shape from New Jersey to Tribeca.

Just off the coast of Staten Island lies a forgotten island that once played a surprising role in global history. Shooters Island started as a Revolutionary War spy base and evolved into a powerful shipyard, launching vessels for the U.S. military and even crafting a royal yacht for Germany’s Kaiser Wilhelm II. In this episode, we explore how this overlooked patch of land helped build warships, hosted presidents and royalty, and then disappeared into obscurity. Today, it’s off-limits, overgrown, and littered with the remains of a once-glorious past.

On this episode of The In Studio Show, the crew is joined by chef and restauranteur Chintan Pandya. Chintan owns what many consider to be New York City’s best Indian restaurant. We’re taking inspiration from his menus to create the most authentic Indian food possible in the studio. From an unbelievable lamb shank to a classic biryani, Action and the crew enjoyed a feast of champions. Enjoy!