Plugged In To Long Island

Alex spoke to Bernice Quesenberry, founder of the Long Island chapter of Chasing the Rainbow. A foundation that focuses on providing FREE daily support services to individuals navigating infertility, reproductive trauma, pregnancy loss, miscarriage, stillbirth, infant loss, and pregnancy after loss.

Alex spoke to Joshua Ruff,Co-Executive Director of Collections and Programming at the Long Island Museum, about how the museum is commemorating the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence and their new exhibit about Long Island and the American Revolution.

Alex spoke to Eileen Monogue, Executive Director of The Book Fairies, about what their organization does to provide books to communities in need across Long Island.

Alex spoke to Dr. Kelly Fishman, Owner of Strut Animal Mobility Specialists about pet health during the cold winter months. They dive in to preventative steps as well as tips to keep your pets in tip top shape this winter.

Alex spoke to Jennifer Capezza, Associate Director of LI Against Domestic Violence, about their upcoming 50th anniversary gala and what the organization does for victims of domestic violence here on Long Island.

Alex spoke to John Palermo who is a Board Member of the Suffolk County Football Officals Association. The Association is recruiting officials to help run their programs form kids K-12. They are a New York-based, not-for-profit organization that trains and certifies football officials for high school and youth leagues in Suffolk County, NY, focusing on education, rule enforcement, and maintaining high officiating standards, ensuring qualified referees for scholastic football across the region.

Val spoke to Christina Finkel, vegan hospitality consultant and founder of V is For Vegan, about her upcoming cooking classes. Vegan Hospitality is a non-profit vegan cooking school which provides a certified education in plant based meals.

Alex spoke to Paul Rubin, Executive Director of Camp Good Mourning, about their 6th Annual Wing Eating Contest that helps raise money to support their summer camp for children expeirencing the loss of a parent or sibling.

Alex spoke to Michael Aharoni, Founder of Home at Last, which provides service members and their families with real estate counseling and access to our emergency housing fund.

This week Alex spoke to members of the organization Wreaths of America a non profit organization with the mission to remember, honor, and teach about veterans by placing wreaths on the graves of veterans. They are promoting their upcoming event looking for sponsors and volunteers.

This week Alex spoke to Karen Testa, Executive Director/President of Turtle Rescue of the Hamptons, about their organization and what the public can do to keep wildlife safe.

This week Alex spoke to Eileen Shanahan, Founder of Warrior Ranch, a non profit that uses equine therapy-rescue horses- to help veterans and first responders with PTSD. Most recently Shanahan produced a documentary about the ranch which explors the overlooked struggles of veterans living with PTSD.

Alex spoke to Dermoth Mattison, Founder and Executive Director of South Shore Charter School, about their academic programs and the higher quality education they are bringing to public schooling in Suffolk County.

Alex spoke to Lisa Caselles, Director of Education and Principal of The Children's Center at United Cerebral Palsy of Long Island, and Colleen Crispino of UCP of Long Island. The Chidlren's Center is known for being more than just a school, tailoring to those with Cerebral Palsy and other disabilities.

Val spoke to Dr. Razia Jayman-Aristide, Founder of Oya Health which is dedicated to delivering womens health with a broader more nueanced lens and helping women understand and deal with menopause.

Alex spoke to Christine Fitzgerald, Artistic Director of Our Love Fitz Productions and Alex Dollin, Co-Managing Director for Bayway Arts Center, about their new play. They talked about how the play is sensory sensitive and teaming up with the charity Angel Baby for this project.

Alex spoke to Emily Amitin, Director of Development for American Lung Association in Metro NY & NJ, and Nicole Sturiano, Event Chair for American Lung Association on Long Island. They discuss their upcoming walk and how to get involved with the cause.

Alex spoke to Jen Brown, Cheif Operating Officer of Babylon Dental Care, about their free Dental Care Day they do for the community every year.

Alex spoke to Brad Calhoun, President and CEO of Teachers Federal Credit Union, about their involvement and mission for Making Strides Againist Breast Cancer of Long Island.

Alex spoke to Natalie Rodriguez, Event Organizer for the Cerebral Palsy Warriors 5k, about the event and how cerebral palsy effects people's lives.

This week JP talks to The Ryan Anthony Head Start Organization who focuses on bridging the gap between individuals who are unsure about their future and businesses who are in need of a capable workforce.

Alex spoke to Suzanne Chimera, co-founder of Hair We Share, they discuss the non profit organization that creates wigs for people who suffer from medical hair loss and their upcoming fundraiser.

Alex spoke to Brittany Lawson, Associate Director of ACS, Barbara Messeder, Cancer Center Partnerships, and Mairead Ryan, Survivor and Pediatric Oncology Nurse, about what the American Cancer Society does and the upcoming Making Strides of Long Island Walk.

Alex spoke to Paul Rubin, Executive Director of Camp Good Mourning, about the bereavement camp programs. They are looking for counselors and they have a training program starting soon!

Alex spoke to Theresa Redkin, Event Coordinator for LI Cares, about their upcoming 5k & Paw Walk. A pet friendly, family event to support the pet pantry and hunger relief programs.

Alex spoke to Dr. Christina Astarita, the Founder and President of Run to Breakthrough, about the organizations mission to to build a more inclusive world and help individuals and families with disabilities get access to life changing resources.

Alex spoke to Nicole Kankam, Managing Director of Pro Tennis Marketing & Entertainment for the US Tennis Association, about the US Open Fan Day and what people can expect from the event.

Alex spoke to Verdel Jones, the founder and CEO of Share Inform Enlighten, which is an organization that looks to empower individuals and communities through diverse perspectives, literacy promotion, and resources that foster personal and professional growth.

Alex spoke to Jose Tutiven, Founder & CEO of Colored Colors, about the public arts festival that will running thru September and what their foundation does to help give people access to art.

Alex spoke to Noah Reed, Marketing & Social Media Coordinator for Suffolk Cooperative Library System, about the Summer Tour and all the events the libraries provide throughout the year.

Alex spoke to Darlene Williams, President of the Black Authors Festival, all about the how the festival got started and what to expect from this years event.

Alex spoke to Rich Genovese, President of the Take Me Out to the Ball Game Foundation, and Matt Dowd & John D'elia, Vice Presidents of the foundation, about their Christmas in July event to raise money for children who have been affected by physical or sexual abuse.

Alex spoke to Meredith Michaels, Chief Development & Marketing Officer of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Long Island about their Bigs & Littles program, how to get involved, and their summer initiatives.

Alex spoke to Dr. Kelly Fishman, Owner of Strut Animal Mobility Specialists about keeping your animals healthy, and how physical rehabilitation could be beneficial to your pet.

Alex spoke to Beth Giacummo, Executive Director for the Patchogue Arts Council Museum of Contemporary Art, and Basia Kurlender, Founder of Ballpark Figure Booking about the upcoming PAC-MoCA Skate Festival being held on Terry St in Patchogue on June 29th.

Alex spoke to Christina Russo, Board Member of the Alzheimer's Association Long Island Chapter about upcoming events, Alzheimer's care, and how you can support research for Alzheimer's Disease.

Syke spoke to Steve Mars, Co-Chair of Empire State Ride, and their partner Chris Masters from Man Cave Health about what Empire State Ride is and what it means for Long Islanders.

Alex spoke to Jaclyn Petrowski, Public Relations & Secretary of Mineola Memorial Library, and Charles Sleefe, Director of Mineola Memorial Library, about upcoming events and how you can support your local library.

Alex spoke to Nicole Ventura, founder of NICU Mamas, about how and why she started the foundation and what they do to help women who have children in the NICU.

Alex spoke to Carrie Aronson, Fundraising Manager for AFSP, and Phil Aronson , a volunteer, about what the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention does and how you can help.

Cat spoke to Doctor Bradley Trivax, a Reproductive Endocrinologist, about all things IVF and the importance of knowing what to expect.

Alex spoke to Katie Shafer, Executive Director of the American Cancer Society, and Julianne Roman, Associate Director of Community Partnerships in New York, about the research work the organization does and how you can help.

Alex speaks to Amanda Talty, President and CEO of the Tourette Association, about bringing awareness to the disorder and how the organization helps those dealing with it.

Alex spoke to Jaret Martino, Creative Director of Love Wins Productions, about his personal inspirations behind the project and the upcoming Love Wins International Film Festival.

Alex spoke to Tiffany Daymers, Director of Rehabilitation Services, and Erin Sweeney, Occupational Therapist at St. Mary's Children Hospital, discussing their groundbreaking program for Locomotor training. The program is dedicated to improving function and reducing the limitations of children with paralysis.

Alex spoke to Cassidy Wilkinson, the Co-Vice President of Babylon Breast Cancer Coalition, about the work they do in the community supporting women experiencing breast cancer and their upcoming event, Chefs for a Cause.

Alex spoke to Debra Dougherty, North East Executive Director of Canine Companions, about how their organization trains dogs to become service dogs and how you can be a puppy raiser!

Alex spoke to Eileen Minogue, Executive Director of The Book Fairies, about what their organization does to provide books to communities in need as well as their upcoming event - Book Fairies Amazing Race.

Alex spoke to Daniel Dubois, Director of Communication and External Affairs for the Suffolk County Water Authority, about how the treat and process Long Island's water supply as well as their conservation efforts.

Alex spoke to Dr. Premilla Banwait OD MPH FAAO, vice president of clinical programs, about the rise of diabetes among youth and what we can do to treat and prevent it.

Alex spoke to Renee Flagler, Executive Director of Girls Inc Long Island, about empowering young women and what their organization does. As well as their upcoming "Champion for Girls" Breakfast on March 20th.