Podcasts about Bader Field

When David was only sixteen, his brother Bruce decided to take his own life. Bruce David was only twenty-two-years-old at the time of his suicide. Bruce's death tore the David family apart; so many questions unanswered, too much hurt to endure. The family had begun to realize that even though Bruce's battle was over, theirs had just begun. Carl David carledavid@gmail.com 215-735-2922 (gallery) 215-478-5335 (cell) Bader Field; How My Family Survived Suicide Available on Amazon, Apple iBook store and in 60 digital markets worldwide

Carl David is an author and the third generation of a four-generation family art business in Philadelphia. His journey was not an easy one. His new book, Bader Field, embodies the emotional story of a son's loving relationship with his father.   Guest Bio:  Having lived through and survived the horrific experience of my brother's suicide when I was just 16, I am awakened to the real purpose in my life. I am on a mission to save lives....even one. "This is my way of paying forward by taking the darkest days of my life and helping those on that edge of desperation to see that they are loved that there is help for them and that they are not alone. I need to let those who have walked a similar devastating path know that life does go on and that life is for the living, that we do survive".   Guest Contact Info: Website(s) www.carledavid.com,  www.authorsden.com, ddavid.html, www.askart.com/DDavid E-mail: carledavid@gmail.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/In/carledavid www.booksinsync.com   Thanks for listening to the show! It means so much to us that you listened to our podcast! If you would like to continue the conversation, please email me at allen@drallenlycka.com or visit our Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/drallenlycka.    We would love to have you join us there, and welcome your messages. We check our Messenger often.   If you loved the podcast, be sure to subscribe on your favorite platform, share it with friends and leave a review! Dr. Lycka wants you to live your best life. Visit coachingwithdrlycka.com and book your Discovery call today. His bestselling book, "The Secrets to Living a Fantastic Life" can be found on Amazon.com. Get your copy today!    We are building a community of like-minded people in the personal development/self-help/professional development industries, and are always looking for wonderful guests for our show. If you have any recommendations, please email us! Dr. Allen Lycka's Social Media Links Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/drallenlycka Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/dr_allen_lycka/ Twitter:  https://www.twitter.com/drallenlycka LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/allenlycka YouTube:  https://www.YouTube.com/c/drallenlycka   Subscribe to the podcast We would be honored to have you subscribe to the How to Live a fantastic Life show – you can subscribe to the podcast app on your mobile device. Leave a review We appreciate your feedback, as every little bit helps us produce even better shows. We want to bring value to your day, and have you join us time and again.  Ratings and reviews from our listeners not only help us improve, but also help others find us in their podcast app. If you have a minute, an honest review on iTunes or your favorite app goes a long way! Thank you!

Suicide. The rate of suicide is increasing, and there is a focus on prevention. But what about the families that have experienced it in their family? How do they cope, and how can we help as true friends?I am grateful to have Carl David, author of "Bader Field", a story of how his family managed to move forward after his brother took his own life.Please join us for a sensitive, yet highly important discussion.Dr. Doug & Friends Radio Show is broadcast on K4HD Radio (www.k4hd.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (www.talk4media.com). Dr. Doug & Friends Podcast is also available on Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com), iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, Pandora, Spotify, Audible, and over 100 other podcast outlets.

In this week's episode, we took the ride down the Garden State Parkway to Atlantic City, New Jersey. This was supposed to be the weekend of Bamboozle, until it was suddenly cancelled a week before the Festival. We still went to spend the weekend out there and we talk all about our Bamboozeless Atlantic City trip. We walked the boardwalk, checked out a show with local musicians, saw Noah XO do his thing, went to a buffet, and ended our night partying it up with Fred Durst and Sad and Boujee. We couldn't end our weekend without visiting Bader Field, the site of Bamboozle's skeleton bones! We also had the pleasure of interviewing Noah XO as he tells us all about his road to playing the Bamboozle Festival and the interaction he had with John D. Give this one a listen to hear how all of this went down and also how our girls took things into their own hands to celebrate their 2nd birthday in Atlantic City!

When David was only sixteen, his brother Bruce decided to take his own life. Bruce David was only twenty-two-years-old at the time of his suicide. Bruce's death tore the David family apart; so many questions unanswered, too much hurt to endure. The family had begun to realize that even though Bruce's battle was over, theirs had just begun. Carl David carledavid@gmail.com 215-735-2922 (gallery) 215-478-5335 (cell) Bader Field; How My Family Survived Suicide Available on Amazon, Apple iBook store and in 60 digital markets worldwide  

When David was only sixteen, his brother Bruce decided to take his own life. Bruce David was only twenty-two-years-old at the time of his suicide. Bruce's death tore the David family apart; so many questions unanswered, too much hurt to endure. The family had begun to realize that even though Bruce's battle was over, theirs had just begun. Carl David carledavid@gmail.com 215-735-2922 (gallery) 215-478-5335 (cell) Bader Field; How My Family Survived Suicide Available on Amazon, Apple iBook store and in 60 digital markets worldwide

When David was only sixteen, his brother Bruce decided to take his own life. Bruce David was only twenty-two-years-old at the time of his suicide. Bruce's death tore the David family apart; so many questions unanswered, too much hurt to endure. The family had begun to realize that even though Bruce's battle was over, theirs had just begun. Carl David carledavid@gmail.com 215-735-2922 (gallery) 215-478-5335 (cell) Bader Field; How My Family Survived Suicide Available on Amazon, Apple iBook store and in 60 digital markets worldwide YouT

Mike Pete and Steve survive sessions 2 & 3 of the AC Beerfest at Bader Field in Atlantic City NJ. The fellas talk with Hidden Sands, Bolero Snort, Alternate Ending Beer Co, Jughandle, Fort Nonsense, Tuckahoe and many more! There are so many great breweries that NJ has to offer! Thank you to AC Beerfest and The Hoppedup Netowrk for making this possible and look for the next one in 2022!

Mike Pete and Steve visit AC Beerfest LIVE at Bader Field in Atlantic City NJ. The boys take on session one and speak to several NJ breweries including Forgotten Boardwalk, Toms River, Cypress, Six Point and Victory Brewing. Stay to the end as the gang also gets to speak with Kelsey Grammar about Faith American Brewing Co. This is part I of the 2021 AC Beer and Music Festival held on June 4&5

At the age of 16, Carl David lost his brother to suicide. The suicide not only affected Carl but it also nearly destroyed his family. As he passed through his teen years, Carl battled through the pain and dealt with life the best he could. Once he married and became a father, he could only imagine parents had felt after his brother's suicide.Carl knew that he wanted to help others who were on the brink of suicide. He wanted to help them see that there is help out there as well as love and hope. His mission is to help those who may be thinking about suicide see the tragedy it produces and he wants to help families who have lost loved ones.His book, Bader Field, not only tells the story of his brother's suicide but also tells the story of his father's death at a young age and how his family worked to survive the deaths. He also took over over his father's art business after he passed away. In addition, he has published four books.

Episode #012 - Minda and Carl talk about helping people with Suicide thoughts and feelings. Carl also talks about helping those who have lost their loved ones to Suicide Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Bader-Field-Carl-David/dp/1933449667 Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carledavid Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/carledavid

When David was only sixteen, his brother Bruce decided to take his own life. Bruce David was only twenty-two-years-old at the time of his suicide. Bruce’s death tore the David family apart; so many questions unanswered, too much hurt to endure. The family had begun to realize that even though Bruce’s battle was over, theirs had just begun. Carl David carledavid@gmail.com 215-735-2922 (gallery) 215-478-5335 (cell) Bader Field; How My Family Survived Suicide Available on Amazon, Apple iBook store and in 60 digital markets worldwide YouT

When David was only sixteen, his brother Bruce decided to take his own life. Bruce David was only twenty-two-years-old at the time of his suicide. Bruce’s death tore the David family apart; so many questions unanswered, too much hurt to endure. The family had begun to realize that even though Bruce’s battle was over, theirs had just begun. Carl David carledavid@gmail.com 215-735-2922 (gallery) 215-478-5335 (cell) Bader Field; How My Family Survived Suicide Available on Amazon, Apple iBook store and in 60 digital markets worldwide YouT

In today’s episode, I get to have a chat with Christine Hannon of One Plane Jane. As a kid, Christine used to take walks with her grandfather to KAIY, Bader Field, in Atlantic City, pushing her favorite baby doll in its pink stroller. Together, they would watch the planes take off and land. Christine’s parents told her she could do anything. But she never got the idea to become a pilot until a bit later in her life. Christine started out in the aviation industry as a ramp agent. A big part of the reason she took the job was because of the travel benefits but she grew to love the company and the aviation industry. While applying for a leadership position in her job, a friend recommended she learn to fly, and off she went. Today, Christine is an instrument-rated Private Pilot, working on her Commercial Certificate. She lives in Madrid, Spain with her husband. She owns and runs One Plane Jane, a company that creates products to empower women, inspired by female aviators. Christine believes that it is our responsibility to show little girls they can be pilots and to celebrate not just what each woman does, but who she is and what she is capable of. In today’s conversation, Christine and I talk about how she met her CFI, what her training was like & about her life in Madrid. We talk about her future aviation goals, her company, One Plane Jane, the life lessons and discipline that aviation gives you, using aviation to make a difference in the community and much more. This was a fun, informative and inspiring conversation with a cool and badass pilot, adventurer & entrepreneur that I hope you enjoy as much as I did. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/inaia/support

Suicide. The rate of suicide is increasing, and there is a focus on prevention. But what about the families that have experienced it in their family? How do they cope, and how can we help as true friends?I am grateful to have Carl David, author of "Bader Field", a story of how his family managed to move forward after his brother took his own life.Please join us for a sensitive, yet highly important discussion.Dr Doug Radio Radio Show is broadcast live at 11am PT Tuesdays on K4HD - Hollywood Talk Radio (www.k4hd.com ) part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 MediaNetwork (www.talk4media.com). Thispodcast is also available on Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com).

Suicide Coronavirus Pandemic - Coronavirus: Mental Health And Wellness During The Covid-19 Pandemic Carl David: Suicide Prevention Advocate National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-8255 https://www.intrinsicmotivation.life/ "This is my way of paying forward by taking the darkest days of my life and helping those on that edge of desperation to see that they are loved, that there is help for them and that they are not alone. I need to let those who have walked a similar devastating path know that life does go on and that life is for the living, that we do survive. Bader Field began as a homage to Carl's father, Samuel David, the legendary art dealer in Philadelphia, who died suddenly & unexpectedly at the age of 58 while on a buying trip in England. This book started so that Carl's children, not yet born, would know the extraordinary greatness of their grandfather whom they would never otherwise know. But, as the year's passed and the book evolved, its true perspective emerged." After more than 25 years of Carl's personal struggle and torment, Bader Field would reveal the story of how his own American family lived through and fought to survive his brother's shocking death by suicide. In an instant, this one act shattered Carl's young life when he was just 16 and nearly destroyed his family. As a young man and as a brother, Carl battled through his own personal wasteland with one vision, but later, upon becoming a husband and father, he could only imagine the pain his parents had suffered. -------- On January 30, the World Health Organization declared the coronavirus outbreak a Global Public Health Emergency What is the coronavirus, and what are the symptoms How to Prevent Coronavirus in Your Workplace Managing your mental health during coronavirus outbreak We asked 2000 MQ supporters about their top concerns about mental health and coronavirus 2 hours ago - Coronavirus update: Global death hits 300,000; poll finds most Americans disapprove of Trump's handling of crisis #suicidecoronavirus #suicidecovid19 #suicideprevention #suicidecoronaviruspandemic #suicidecoronaviruseconomy #suicidecoronavirusdoctor --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/intrinsic-motivation/support

Suicide Coronavirus Pandemic - Coronavirus: Mental Health And Wellness During The Covid-19 Pandemic Carl David: Suicide Prevention Advocate National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-8255 https://www.intrinsicmotivation.life/ "This is my way of paying forward by taking the darkest days of my life and helping those on that edge of desperation to see that they are loved, that there is help for them and that they are not alone. I need to let those who have walked a similar devastating path know that life does go on and that life is for the living, that we do survive. Bader Field began as a homage to Carl's father, Samuel David, the legendary art dealer in Philadelphia, who died suddenly & unexpectedly at the age of 58 while on a buying trip in England. This book started so that Carl's children, not yet born, would know the extraordinary greatness of their grandfather whom they would never otherwise know. But, as the year's passed and the book evolved, its true perspective emerged."

When David was only sixteen, his brother Bruce decided to take his own life. Bruce David was only twenty-two-years-old at the time of his suicide. Bruce’s death tore the David family apart; so many questions unanswered, too much hurt to endure. The family had begun to realize that even though Bruce’s battle was over, theirs had just begun. Carl David carledavid@gmail.com 215-735-2922 (gallery) 215-478-5335 (cell) Bader Field; How My Family Survived Suicide Available on Amazon, Apple iBook store and in 60 digital markets worldwide YouT

Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania as a third descendant of a 4th generation art dealer family, Carl David is a firm believer in ‘paying it forward.’ He has overcome a great life struggle, and though it was painful, he has learned to turn the negative into something positive.When David was only sixteen, his brother Bruce decided to take his own life. Bruce David was only twenty-two-years-old at the time of his suicide. Bruce’s death tore the David family apart; so many questions unanswered, too much hurt to endure.The family had begun to realize that even though Bruce’s battle was over, theirs had just begun.Together, Carl David and his family had to learn to fight and keep strong no matter how challenging the circumstances. Just eight years later, David’s father, a legendary art dealer, died suddenly and unexpectedly on a buying trip in England. He was only fifty-eight-years-old. David was devastated by his brother and father’s deaths. In response to his grief, David decided to write a book. Initially, the book titled, Bader Field, was written so that David’s children (not yet born) would one day be able to know the greatness of their grandfather. Over time, however, the book’s true context came forth.Bader Field is a survivor’s story and talks about how death, specifically a suicide, can wreak havoc on loved ones left behind. The book reveals the story of how a family endured struggle and torment after suicide, and their fight to survive. David uses the book as an outlet to ‘pay it forward’ and help others cope with depression and suicidal tendencies. The author wants for those who are suffering to know that though they may feel lonely, they are not alone.Carl Davidcarledavid@gmail.com215-735-2922 (gallery)215-478-5335 (cell)Bader Field; How My Family Survived SuicideAvailable on Amazon, Apple iBook store and in 60 digital markets worldwideYouTube; Coping After Suicide, Part 1, It’s your call with Lynn DoyleA search for Bader Field by Carl David will bring up dozens of links to the book, interviews, etc.The T. Allen Hanes Radio Show - Conversations with Elite Business Leadershttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/the-t-allen-hanes-show/

Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania as a third descendant of a 4th generation art dealer family, Carl David is a firm believer in ‘paying it forward.’ He has overcome a great life struggle, and though it was painful, he has learned to turn the negative into something positive.When David was only sixteen, his brother Bruce decided to take his own life. Bruce David was only twenty-two-years-old at the time of his suicide. Bruce’s death tore the David family apart; so many questions unanswered, too much hurt to endure.The family had begun to realize that even though Bruce’s battle was over, theirs had just begun.Together, Carl David and his family had to learn to fight and keep strong no matter how challenging the circumstances. Just eight years later, David’s father, a legendary art dealer, died suddenly and unexpectedly on a buying trip in England. He was only fifty-eight-years-old. David was devastated by his brother and father’s deaths. In response to his grief, David decided to write a book. Initially, the book titled, Bader Field, was written so that David’s children (not yet born) would one day be able to know the greatness of their grandfather. Over time, however, the book’s true context came forth.Bader Field is a survivor’s story and talks about how death, specifically a suicide, can wreak havoc on loved ones left behind. The book reveals the story of how a family endured struggle and torment after suicide, and their fight to survive. David uses the book as an outlet to ‘pay it forward’ and help others cope with depression and suicidal tendencies. The author wants for those who are suffering to know that though they may feel lonely, they are not alone.Carl Davidcarledavid@gmail.com215-735-2922 (gallery)215-478-5335 (cell)Bader Field; How My Family Survived SuicideAvailable on Amazon, Apple iBook store and in 60 digital markets worldwideYouTube; Coping After Suicide, Part 1, It’s your call with Lynn DoyleA search for Bader Field by Carl David will bring up dozens of links to the book, interviews, etc.The T. Allen Hanes Radio Show - Conversations with Elite Business Leadershttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/the-t-allen-hanes-show/

How did a small concert with a very checkered past, get booked in the LARGE Boardwalk Hall? Was it sharp negotiating by the producer? Was it the lack of concert savvy by the CRDA? Or was it something else? Listen to the ACprimetime Radio Podcast. We talk with Amanda Thomas of Boardwalk Entertainment. Amanda Thomas of Boardwalk Entertainment Michael Salvanto of Songbird Entertainment teamed up with North Jersey cousin Nick Conti to present a Boardwalk Hall concert on Saturday, November 11, 2017. The line-up is WAR, Asia featuring John Payne, and Journey former lead vocalist, Steve Augeri. This show was originally slated for Bader Field. But that fizzled. The triple-bill was also scheduled to take place in Wildwood, but was cancelled at the last minute. Who's at fault? What's the real reason for the cancellation? Wildwood commissioner Pete Byron, said he was 'kept in the dark' about the status of the Songbird Entertainment concert, produced by Michael Salvanto. Salvanto's explanation of past concert mis-steps were smoothed over on WOND Radio on Thursday afternoon. But many listeners weren't buying what Salvanto & the fast-talking, radio host were selling. More fact checking to follow. Back on March 22, 2017, Atlantic City Council voted to give Songbird Entertainment a license to use Bader Field for 5 concerts. None of those planned shows happened. 3rd ward Atlantic City Councilman Kaleem Shabazz was not happy with the Salvanto experience. Snookered? Hoodwinked? Bamboozled? Or just poor vetting and escrow terms / conditions on part of the city? Some were pleasantly surprised, others were downright shocked... that Salvanto & Songbird Entertainment were able to procure the 12,000 seat main arena of Boardwalk Hall for this cool....but really small show that might sell 3,000 tix. Might is the operative word here. Are Bar Mitzvahs next at Boardwalk Hall? How did this smaller show get OK'ed to play the BIG room at Boardwalk Hall? A show that was already cancelled 2 times before. A sign of things to come for Boardwalk Hall? The CRDA is desperate to do ANYTHING with Boardwalk Hall? Not ONE person at the CRDA thought this smelled kinda funny? Bringing in a wider variety of shows, producers and promoters. Less reliance on the expensive & questionable ROI deal with concert promoter Live Nation? With all that CRDA money being poured into Boardwalk Hall repairs & upgrades, it's time for that great venue to be managed & run as a visitor & revenue driver.....not just a CRDA money pit & pet project that keeps running in the red. Maybe the CRDA should have allocated some of those Boardwalk Hall funds....to safety & crime reduction in that Florida Ave neighborhood? Concert co-producer Nick Conti, plans to open Choice Bar n Grill soon at 470 Albany Ave in Atlantic City. (across from Skate Zone) Selvanto says: “that if it wasn’t with the help of Nick Conti, and Choice Bar & Grill, this concert would not be possible. Conti is a long time resident of Atlantic City, and business owner. NOTE: The CRDA board of the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority recently inked a $7 Million deal to attract larger events to Boardwalk Hall and the Convention Center. The CRDA will team with Comcast NBC-Universal and William Morris Endeavor Entertainment to bring “destination events” to the two properties. Spectra by Comcast Spectacor, the company that manages Boardwalk Hall, has recently snubbed the local Yellow Cab Company & Jitney drivers. Spectra named Lyft its official ride-sharing service.

LISTEN> Sweet. ACprimetime was able to finagle some up-close & personal talk-time with Dr. Harvey Kesselman, President of Stockton University. While the good Doctor is crazy busy with bringing Stockton to the shores of Atlantic City by Fall 2018, he was kind enough to invite us in for a little digital chit-chat. It was informative and fun. We packed up the mobile ACprimetime Radio Podcast Studio and pointed our GPS to the Galloway campus of the very impressive Stockton University. Some topics discussed & stuff we learned: Mayflower Hotel, The original, temporary Stockton on the Boardwalk....back in 1971. Dr. Kesselman once had longer hair than me. Much longer. A beard too. We're both South Philly & Delco (Delaware County, PA) guys. Stockton Safe vs Sanctuary. Atlantic City Campus, Island Campus or Boardwalk Campus? The skinny on those past Showboat issues. Yes, former Atlantic Club/Hilton/Golden Nugget property was considered, among other locations. Stockton is a designated 'anchor' project for Atlantic City. Creates positive ripple effect for Absecon Island economy. Dr. Kesselman is quite amused by my old Radio DJ name, Mel Toxic. I blatantly ask for a job at Stockton. I have no shame. Who are the smart peeps that design/develop Stockton expansion? Chris Paladino from AC Devco, Jingoli Construction, Stockton's in-house, skilled architect/facility development staff Bader Field potential. Ice rink, baseball field, slice of Bader for research.    

Carl David talks to host Craig Price about his book about suicide and suicide prevention. Suicide is an awful thing. Not only is a tragedy for the person who commits the act but the aftermath can destroy families and a leave a wake of pain affecting everyone left behind. What started as a love letter to his father quickly turned into a cathartic exploration of a family surviving suicide. The book, Bader Field: How My Family Survived Suicide, reveals the story of how a family endured struggle and torment after a suicide, and their fight to survive. David uses the book as an outlet to ‘pay it forward’ and help others cope with depression and suicidal tendencies. The author wants for those who are suffering to know that though they may feel lonely, they are not alone. You get a copy of Bader Field at amazon.com today.

In this episode of ACprimetime Radio, we talk Bader Field and the lowball offers that were submitted. Beach concerts. Do’s and don’t. New digital parking meters rake in $15,000 in the first weekend. Taj Mahal strikers still striking. Beach concert set-up is exciting. Where to park cheap for beach concerts & special events. The benefit of Boutique casinos. Bart Blatstein buying too much? Who really owns the pier in front of Caesars? Rumor mill: Who is considering a deal with REVEL? From the archives: The Gary Hill Interview. Miss’d America. ACprimetime Radio News. Show Notes.

Atlantic City - AC Primetime Radio News. Show Notes for JULY 15, 2016. Sponsored by Lacey Cleaning & Get Smart Digital. Blatstein held a party on Garden Pier. Many question that event. Dust-up at Council meeting over that. WAV club, Showboat, Party on pier. WavAC.com site is dead. Liens on AC property? No permits. Wants to buy it. Vague as to his plans Council approved selling Garden Pier to developer Bart Blatstein.... for $1.5 million. Attorney for Glenn Straub, describes deal as risky for the city. The Bader Field auction was postponed. The new deadline for bids is now Aug. 4. Straub says there were no bids. He didn’t put one in. Taj Mahal AC looking for replacement workers? Strikers have til Monday to accept offer from Tony Rodio. SEE AD > http://www.trumpemployment.com/ Atlantic City Gaming Revenue was down a bit for JUNE 2016, year over year. (yoy) Resorts is UP 10% yoy    Trump Taj was UP 13% yoy Will there be any shows at the Pinky Pavilion this summer ? A suggestion was made instead of 6 beach concerts use some of that money for things that have been eliminated like International Night, Broadway on the Boards,  etc. These things brought people to the boardwalk and are being missed New Bike ordinance -12 noon.  Needs to be enforced .  BIKE vending machines in front of Claridge. Concerns raised about the proposed Open Container Law. Where does it stand? Tick tock. Nov 3 deadline. City needs plan to have balanced budget for 2017 They can cut, downsize, shared services, outsource. Water company? Outsource Towing? Trash? They can also consider new MONEY MAKERS 4x4’s on beach Food trucks on beach More concerts on the beach Beach tags Councilman Marty Small wants to put wage tax on those who work here…but live elsewhere. Council wants $10 dollar room fee too? Council approved awarding a contract to a company to sell ads on the exterior of some city vehicles. GREAT IDEA New parking meters - When does installation begin ?  Will it be in papers and other sources so residents and visitors will know about the upgrade Marijuana Laws. See Denver. Strict. Highly controlled. Much needed tax dollars. Stigma? Yes. So was gaming, alcohol, cigarettes, adult shops, go-go and strip clubs… Good News. Clean & Safe….2 critical components of an AC turnaround….. Beaches streets dunes dramatically cleaner. Boardwalk lighting, security cameras almost completely installed Central monitor Impactivate screens, wifi, smart phone chargers Downbeach Jitney FAIL 45 day trial completed. Not renewed. Bad marketing. No appropriate advertising. RIDE SHORE SHUTTLE & Uber Our favorite FOODIE PLACES…… in AC, and Downbeach area Wings….Ducktown tavern….. Honorable mention to Piccalli in AC…..and Roberts in Margate Ribs….. Kelseys in AC & BACK BAY BBQ causeway between Somers point & Longport. Best breakfast - Gilchrist Best seafood dinner - Crab Trap Somers point, Best take-out…and best 5 dollar fish sandwich - BARBERA Seafood. Best subs: tie--  Saccos & White House Best Pizza – insane ingredients & toppings….Tony Baloney….Old school pizza…Carusos in Ventnor….Thin crust brick oven style…..I go with LISA’s in Ventnor. Best Burgers…..Wingcraft in AC. Best breads - tie - Rando & Formica Best cakes: Minos…Strawberry Shortcake Pleasantville & AC Best chocolate & fudge, candy…. Many…on Ocean City Boardwalk…… and we love SUGAR on the Boardwalk, in front of Caesars. Best coffee shop… # still love Starbucks in Margate…..but I love the fact that 7311 in Ventnor….has a bike rack….and small batch baked goods too. NEW PLACES to check out > OASIS in Margate. Next to Bocca. Coffees, ice cream, smoothies. Best sandwiches, Jewish delicacies. Downbeach Deli, Casels,…..and we are keeping our eyes on the new 'Poppies' in Ventnor. They took over Malelani. They blew up the basement cafeteria at Borgata….

The big stories we’re following on ACprimetime.com & talking about on ACprimetime RADIO… Britain voted to exit the European Union….should the AC tourism district exit the City of Atlantic City? Is AC finally rightsized with casinos? THE LAST person you should ask is a competing casino manager or long-distance financial analyst that thinks gambling must stay dominant part of AC economy. Is the PRESS OF AC picking winners & losers in AC? Is local MEDIA ….BAD for AC? $1.7 million…..The most recent AC auction raised selling off vacant land.  Up next….the closed bid auction for Bader Field. But the question remains…. Why didn’t city auction off Garden Pier and the old volley ball court between REVEL & Showboat? Guv Christie is NOT confident in Mayor Don Guardian coming up with a financial rescue plan for Atlantic City. Pot is legal in philly, Arizona, wash DC….and soon vegas & Nevada…..but why not AC? Councilman Marty Small is NOT in favor of this smart money raising idea Security cams being installed on boardwalk. Bad guys beware. Your every move is being monitored & recorded. You have been warned. The pop-punk band BLINK 182 has been announced as ANOTHER summer beach concert Atlantic county exec Denny Levinson still looking for someone to lead the charge….in fixing atlantic county….. Marketing & PR of Atlantic City sucks. How do we fix it? UBER is the #1 choice for getting around AC, brigantine, margate ventnor….buses, taxis, jitneys not happy…. All that and more on ACprimetime radio Sponsored by Lacey Cleaning. The best in carpet cleaning, construction site clean-ups, turn—over service for those who RENT…. Reach out to CHAD. Laceycleaning.com

Frank Gilliam Jr. & Son....and Mel Taylor Listen to Atlantic City Councilman at Large, Frank Gilliam Jr. These AC Primetime Radio topics covered are wide and varied: Bart Blatstein & The Playground Pier. Tough to start a business in AC What did former Mayor Langford really make? Frank Gilliam III - Take your Kid to Work Day Frank's background, schooling & wife & family life Keeping his cool as a Councilman Dealing with Glenn Straub & REVEL property Bader Field auction, salaries & paycuts Concerts on the Atlantic City beach Atlantic City Councilman-at-Large Frank Gilliam Jr. visits ACprimetime Radio > Atlantic City Municipal Salary ALERT:  As Atlantic City considers pay cuts for those inside City Hall, a murky salary report for the former & acting Mayors was called out by Gilliam. According to NJ.com, AC Mayor Guardian's office said the mayor's salary was reduced from the $143,000 that his predecessor, the former AC Mayor; Lorenzo Langford made. Not so, says Gilliam. "After being sworn in as Atlantic City's new leader on January 1, 2014, Mayor Guardian recognized the difficult financial situation Atlantic City was in so he took a $40,000 salary reduction," spokesman Chris Filiciello said. Councilman-at-Large Gilliam disputes Filiciello's claims made to the Associated Press. Gilliam says former AC Mayor Langford never made $143,000. He only made $106,000. See Associated Press Story at NJ.com here.

LISTEN: Senator Jim Whelan spoke to 130 business leaders on April 19. It was an event hosted by the Southern New Jersey Chamber of Commerce. The day of panel discussions were held at the Sheraton Atlantic City Convention Center Hotel. Whelan warned the crowd, along with AC's Mayor Guardian: they might not like what they're about to hear... Whelan sharply criticized Atlantic City on a variety of topics. Senator Whelan: The public unions want to protect their collective bargaining agreements. The Mayor & City Council want to their preserve power & influence. Notable Quotes: 100 towns have privatized their water. On 3 different occasions, Atlantic City could have taken action with their water company (MUA). 'It's hard to make the case that Atlantic City is getting it's act together', says Whelan. Bader Field is a 150 acres of mismanagement. It's even degrading....with portions slowly becoming wetlands. Fortunatley, the city will finally auction off properties like Bader Field on June 17. The starting bid is a hopeful $150 million. TV expose by Action News....showing Councilman George Tibbit using city vehicle to drive to Home Depot. Prieto does not have the votes to pass his bill. He does not have the 41 needed, otherwise he would post the bill. Prieto bill...the county would get $4 mil extra per year.....from broke city. There is no meaningful incentive for early retirement (public employees) Take-over is better than bankruptcy Howard Kyle (Chief of Staff for Atlantic County Executive Levinson) pitched public-private partnerships, agriculture, the airport and colleges. The best way to save Atlantic City.... is to save Atlantic County, says Kyle.

Mr. David's latest book, Bader Field, embodies the emotional story of a son's loving relationship with his father—the legendary art dealer whose life is suddenly taken by a massive coronary at the young age of fifty-eight years. His death plunges the twenty-four-year-old man onto the front lines of the family art business, which he had entered a mere three years prior. Battling with his own grief while trying to help his adoring but fragile mother survive, David forges forward with all of the elemental tools his father imparted to him. His journey proves a difficult one, not having yet recovered from the horrific loss of his brother who was found dead on the fourth floor of the Rittenhouse Square townhouse, which was home to the prestigious David David Gallery. His self-imposed obligation was to successfully take the family art business to the next generation and to give his own children, years later, every bit of love, kindness, and wisdom bestowed upon him by the unique man whom they will never know other than the mark he left on everyone who knew him. Bader Field adds significant insight into the mysterious workings and dealings of the art world. David speaks from experience of having been immersed in it all of his life and having lived it from the inside out. There will be a tremendous crossover interest in this book as it combines the elements of an American family, its goodness and its tragedy interfaced with the multifaceted aspects of the mysterious art business and flying small airplanes. Bader Field in Atlantic City was the oldest airfield in the country. With little sophistication, its two asphalt runways juggled single and twin engine aircraft exuding a character and charm that created memories to last a lifetime. That is where this saga begins and where it ends as life comes full circle.

Atlantic City Councilman; Jesse Kurtz handles the 6th ward. He called AC Primetime Radio to discuss Bader Field, the MUA, Glenn Straub & Revel, CRDA land banking.....and more..... Listen >

Small & Straub On Wed. night, March 16, Council may decide to take-over the city’s water authority. They could also vote on selling the former Bader Airport Field for at least $155 million. Atlantic City Council President; Marty Small, called into ACprimetime News Radio this morning. Mr. Small is the esteemed, Atlantic City Council President. The councilman shares his thoughts on Bader Field, and the MUA water company issue. The Jingoli development firm and Glenn Straub are mentioned as well. Converting the Water Authority (MUA) into the Atlantic City Water Department and auctioning Bader Field would be subject to state approval. Listen now.

Carl David is a 3rd generation Fine Art Dealer in our family owned & operated gallery business now in its 4th generation (David David Gallery, Philadelphia). He is also the author of three published books, and many articles; "Bader Field; How My Family Survived Suicide (Nightengale Press, 2008/2009/2010/2011/2012/2013/2014/2015). "Waking Dreams; The Subtle Reality" (Motivational Press, June 2015) www.carledavid.comThis show is broadcast live on W4CY Radio – (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

  January Jones - Suicide - Bader Field Carl David is the author of “Collecting & Care Of Fine Art” (Crown, NY) and “Bader Field; How My Family Survived Suicide” (Nightengale Press) as well as many published articles. A third book, “Waking Dreams; The Subtle Reality” is expected to be available later this year or early 2012. "Bader Field; How My Family Survived Suicide" (Nightengale Press)  The inspirational story of a high profile art dealing family's journey to survive without answers after one of their sons takes his life. Shown through the realistic visions of their youngest child, now a parent himself, then just sixteen. A Masterful portrayal of love, forgiveness and acceptance. Emotionally gripping with an inside look at the mysterious art world. This powerful family saga will change you forever.  

Carl David is the author of “Collecting & Care Of Fine Art” (Crown, NY) and “Bader Field; How My Family Survived Suicide” (Nightengale Press) as well as many published articles. A third book, “Waking Dreams; The Subtle Reality” is expected to be available later this year or early 2012. "Bader Field; How My Family Survived Suicide" (Nightengale Press) The inspirational story of a high profile art dealing family's journey to survive without answers after one of their sons takes his life. Shown through the realistic visions of their youngest child, now a parent himself, then just sixteen. A Masterful portrayal of love, forgiveness and acceptance. Emotionally gripping with an inside look at the mysterious art world. This powerful family saga will change you forever.This show is broadcast live on W4CY Radio (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Carl David is the third descendant of a four-generation art dealer family specializing in American and European nineteenth- and twentieth-century art.  He is the author of  “Bader Field; How My Family Survived Suicide” the story of how his family lived through his brother's shocking death by suicide when Carl was just sixteen years old. https://audio.opentohope.com/2012/11/Carl-David.mp3

Life is changing rapidly these days and it really seems hard but even thinking about suicide is not the answer.  There are people all around you who can help, to talk and support you, even if it seems like that may not be true.  Family members, if there is talk of suicide in your home, it is time to get help, not tomorrow or next week or after a vacation, NOW!  The conversation must be of help, support and action.  This is not a gray area, it is black and white.  Action is required. What happens to a family when the talk of suicide is hushed, not noticed or tabooed?  It happens. My guest today, Carl David, is familiar with suicide, his brother took his life when he was young.  Carl, now, decades later, has committed to speaking to anyone who will listen about the effects of suicide on a family.  He will be sharing how he carried the event with him all his adult life. Carl is the author of  Bader Field; How my family survived Suicide.  It is his life as it unfolded since losing his brother. Yes, life is hard, yes, it is trying at times, and yes, life is a gift to cherish everyday.  If you have concerns there may be an issue in your family, listen as we discuss this life changing event. Carl David website:  www.carledavid.com My website for further information:  www.outoftheboxhealthcare.com

Today, my guest is Carl David, author of "Bader Field; How my Family Survived Suicide".  The book illustrates the degree of trauma the suicide of a family member leaves behind on the survivors as he tells his own personal story. Suicide is not the answer and those who are contemplating taking their life, this book shows them that they are not alone, that there is always another answer, another way, no matter what.  In the words of Carl "Those so desperate need to know that they don't just destroy themselves, but everyone around them as well; their family, friends and acquaintances.  I pray that my perilous journey through those darkest days will bring light and hope to anyone on that final path, and draw them back."  Carl also states "This is my way of paying forward by taking the darkest days of my life and helping those on that final edge of desperation to see that they are loved, that there is help for them and that they are not alone." If you have anyone in your family that has passed from suicide or the situation is arising within your family, we welcome you to listen to Carl's words.  We hope and pray for all who are touched by this and we will give words of encouragement to all. Carl's book may be purchased here.

OPINIONS DURING THIS SHOW DO NOT REFLECT THE OPINIONS OF VOICE AMERICA AND OR WORLD TALK RADIO PLEASE CONSULT A CRISIS PROFESSIONAL. Every fifteen minutes someone commits suicide. Suicide claims more than a million lives each year and leaves more than five million to mourn them. Its victims are drawn by drugs, depression, disease, sexual confusion, bullying, peer pressures, feelings of desperation. The only way to thwart this unforgiving beast is to confront it by raising levels of awareness Talking about teen suicide in youth is a necessity in order to stop it. Steven Zhou hosts our show focusing on these tough issues with award winning essay writer and author, Carl David, whose mission is to save lives. His latest book, Bader Field; How My Family Survived Suicide is the emotional story of our family's struggle to survive after his older brother at age 22 took his life. Courtney Tran and Rachel Glass share personal experiences with Radio Junkie and Making a Difference.

OPINIONS DURING THIS SHOW DO NOT REFLECT THE OPINIONS OF VOICE AMERICA AND OR WORLD TALK RADIO PLEASE CONSULT A CRISIS PROFESSIONAL. Every fifteen minutes someone commits suicide. Suicide claims more than a million lives each year and leaves more than five million to mourn them. Its victims are drawn by drugs, depression, disease, sexual confusion, bullying, peer pressures, feelings of desperation. The only way to thwart this unforgiving beast is to confront it by raising levels of awareness Talking about teen suicide in youth is a necessity in order to stop it. Steven Zhou hosts our show focusing on these tough issues with award winning essay writer and author, Carl David, whose mission is to save lives. His latest book, Bader Field; How My Family Survived Suicide is the emotional story of our family's struggle to survive after his older brother at age 22 took his life. Courtney Tran and Rachel Glass share personal experiences with Radio Junkie and Making a Difference.