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Everybody Knows My Show Theme is "Risk It or Regret It!" Whatever IT is for YOU! So, I thought it would be fun to share how I risked getting my first paying radio job after college.   It's a memorable story of driving in a thunderstorm at 11 o'clock at night after working all day at another job, to a radio station in an old house in Briarcliff Manor, NY where Howard Stern had worked, to audition for an immediate opening for a news reporter.   I invited the guy who called me the next morning to tell me I got the job as the news reporter for WRNW Radio, to come join me in the studio to co-host a show.   Ol' pal Gary Axelbank was the then Program Director of WRNW Radio. He's now the host of BronxTalk and Bronx Buzz on BronxNet and he also hosts The Bronx Music Podcast -with Gary Axelbank.   He got in touch with me recently, sparked by the theme of my new book out to say he was totally on board with the point of "How to Talk to Strangers Advice From A Professional Stranger Talker".   I wrote it to try and spark people to try to have more meaningful conversations 'in person' versus the virtual conversations we've become accustomed to having by texting and email. Even making an actual phone call is becoming a lost art. (These days when I make a phone call and a human answers, I actually get excited!)   Gary said,   “You know among many reasons that I responded to the point of your book is that I'm a communications professional like you are, and communication is so important, yet people don't talk to each other. I talk to people who I work with and I'm like, you know, we've got to get this guest booked or whatever. I'll tell them, do me a favor, just pick up the phone and find out if they can do it or they can't do it. They say OK I'll send them an email. Send an email? If you send them an email  we're going to wait forever. Then you get an email chain where there's a whole discussion about, well, I can't do 12.30, I'll do 1.30 and I've lost track of what's going on. If we picked up the phone, we could get to somebody.”     Gary and I are alike in that we intentionally put good energy into engaging people to converse ‘in person' pretty much every day. We both feel it matters a lot, wanted to talk more about why it matters.   So we did… in this podcast of my entire show which airs weekdays 11-12noon EST on WGCH Radio in the NY/CT area and airs live globally on the digital livestream on WGCH.com     I rarely post a whole show but decided to post this one because we both tell some good stories…. like the day I arrived to work at my usual 5:30am and found a drunk guy sitting on my typewriter. LOL And the day Famous Amos of Famous Amos cookies just walked in to introduce himself with a big box of his ‘new' cookies he was trying to promote.   Gary tells a story about when Howard Stern worked there and what happened when he tried to kill a bee in the studio. Ha.   We also talked about all the famous people who came from the Bronx. People like Jennifer Lopez (who has my same birthday) and Chazz Palminteri who's stopped by the show in the past and told me I reminded him of his mother Ha!     Gary also teaches a course in TV performance and teaches his students that to conduct a great interview they need to ‘listen'. “Well, this is a cool thing that I do. One of the things that we talk about is like when you do an interview, how do you get good depth? You get good depth because you ask a question based on what I say. And then I demonstrate to them, and I do it with them. I ask, you know, where were you born? What are your parents like? To do this, you must be a good listener.  I could walk into the pharmacy and talk to the pharmacist, and I could do a half hour right on the spot with that. And why? Because when I ask well, what medication do you sell a lot of? They'll say, we sell diabetes meds. And I'll say, oh, what are the options? And then he'll say, well, these are the options. Why would somebody choose one, and why would somebody choose the other? And I could stand there forever. And it doesn't matter.”   We both could talk forever but that's what we do professionally. We both ust want to encourage the rest to you to talk a little more, listen a little more, and make a little more an effort to engage your fellow humans in authentic conversations.   Enjoy this podcast of our live conversation on The Debbie Nigro Show. If you'd rather read than listen the audio transcript is below.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, First, Beyond Plastics is hosting a virtual event with activist and actress Jane Fonda, and Alexis Goldsmith will join us to give us details. Then, we hear some excerpts from last Saturday's rally in Troy calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. Later on, KP Holler speaks with BronxNet executive director, Michael Max Knobbe, about the Community Media Reinvestment Act. After that, we'll hear about the upcoming production of “Fun Home,” a musical adapted from Alison Bechdel's graphic novel memoir by the same name. Finally, we go to the Kate Mullany National Historic Site with Willie Terry

BronxNet executive director, Michael Max Knobbe, joins HMM producer KP Holler to discuss the importance of the Community Media Reinvestment Act, a proposed bill that would establish a tax on direct broadcast satellite services and video streaming services and establish the community media reinvestment fund in NYS.

YanBar Podcast host Bryan Barcelo has an interview/talk with Damion Anthony who is a New Unsigned Indie Pop Reggae Dancehall Artist born In Kingston Jamaica but raised in The Bronx NY.Studied at thee Amas Musical Theater Academy & The Lee Strasbourg Theater & Film Institute, Damion is no stranger to the stage.As a new artist he has been booked & done shows which featured other artists such as Xfactor's Season 2 Top 10 & Radio Disney Music Award Winner Bea Miller, Hip-hop Artists Will Traxx, Peter Gunz, Corey Gunz, The Legendary "Slick Rick", Reggae Artist "Kranium" & From STARZ Series Power "Rotimi", Ayo Jay, Youth Superstar DJs, Amira & Kayla, Was A Special Guest artist at Club Republic Hosted by Love & Hip-hop NY's Skye Landish just to name a few.Damion Anthony has Performed for Borough Presidents, A Few Assembly Man for events they give for the community as well as performing for the first lady of New York City, Mayors Wife.Also Given the honor of performing his set on the Pride fest stage in New York which headlined Pop country superstar LeAnn Rimes filmed on ABC. Doing over 60 shows last year in 2018 alone and over 55 show in 2019 so far to his credit & Voted Reggae Artist Of The Year At The LDM Radio Independent Music Awards Which The Event Generated Over 21,000 + Votes.Also Premios Latinos Fama 5th edition recognizes Damion Anthony with the glardon "International Artist of the Year" in 2021 Damion Took a break due to the pandemic recording in the studio and having intense rehearsals with backup dancers to prepare for what's to come, Now Booked for the 2022 NY Mexican Music Awards & Others major safe events this year, Damion is on his way.ALBUM COMING SOON. (All Songs Have Clean Kid Friendly Versions)Bio & Music On Official Website - www.DamionAnthony.comTrack 1 - "Move Don't Stop" - (Unreleased Music On Site)Track 2 - "Get Back Pon Top" - (Unreleased Music On Site)Damion Anthony "Move Don't Stop" Ft. Inez L - Unreleased Official Music Video. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bjMUjPBjW2CaAGaP5R8GJLAwWO-dloE6/view?usp=drivesdkDamion Anthony "Get Back Pon Top" - Unreleased Official Music Video.https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uld95yBloYbnpc_W9LbGfW-DBiI66y8U/view?usp=drivesdkDamion Anthony " Move Don't Stop" - The Grind Of An Indie Artist.NYC, BRONXNET, Channel 68 On Optimum & Channel 2134 On VERIZON FiOSLinks To All Episodes (Online Viewing) - https://stream.bronxnet.tv/CablecastPublicSite/search?channel=3&query=grind%20of%20a%20Time Stamps:00:00 Introduction00:25 From Jamaica To America02:10 Aspects Of Damion's music04:00 Artist Development06:05 Influences06:35 Amas Musical Theater Academy07:30 A Path To Success10:40 Difference Between Gifted & Talented11:52 Fair Assessment?13:13 Various Venues16:35 Management19:02 Contact & Website Info24:21 Album Expected Release Date24:33 Embrace Your Weirdness26:30 Guest's Parting Words

As markets across the globe react to the latest cryptocurrency meltdown, which some warn may go beyond the usual boom-and-bust cycle - today we look at a band of mega-rich crypto enthusiasts who are settling on a Caribbean island.This podcast was brought to you thanks to the support of readers of The Times and The Sunday Times. Subscribe today and get one month free at: thetimes.co.uk/storiesofourtimes. Guest: Josh Glancy, Special Correspondent at The Sunday Times.Host: David Aaronovitch. Clips: The Mighty Ducks (Walt Disney Pictures, music by David Newman), ABC News, The Pomp Podcast, Crypto Maniac YouTube, BronxNet. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Preston Burger is an actor, advocate, and educator hell bent on leveling the playing field for people with disabilities in all societal domains he can. A performer and creator since childhood, Preston has performed with the Metropolitan Opera Children's Chorus (1998-1999 season); served as Dance Captain for Rachel Klein in her delightfully ghoulish dance-theater work The Tragedy of Maria Macabre at Dixon Place; danced a lead role in indie music video Fire To The Ground (The Forms, feat. Matt Berninger of The National); and had his original work selected for the Roundabout's Reverb Arts Festival (under the mentorship of Jerron Herman). Currently, Preston is on the Advisory Board of EPIC Players Neuroinclusive Theater Company (where he also participates as an actor and a mentor) and the Disability Advisory Council for BEAT Global. Outside of his artistic work, Preston is the Recruiter and Candidate Success Specialist for Integrate Autism Employment Advisors, a national nonprofit staffing and recruiting agency that helps Fortune 1000 companies build autism hiring programs. Before this, he served as the CUNY LEADS (Linking Employment, Academics, and Disability Services) Advisor at Bronx Community College for 5.5 years, a role in which he supported CUNY students with disabilities. While at BCC, Preston helped start the campus's chapter of the CUNY student advocacy group, the CUNY Coalition for Students with Disabilities (CCSD). Preston has been featured on PunkinFutz's Wednesdays Live! FB Live series; BronxNet's OPEN program; Manhattan Neighborhood Network's Disabilities Redefined with Dr. Vaigneur; and Access Champions podcast. Preston earned his Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a Minor in Theater & Dance from Princeton University; his Master of Science in Education from Long Island University, Brooklyn Campus; and his Advanced Certificate in Project Management from the CUNY School of Professional Studies.

This episode includes the first feature/ interview on TV, for Plurawl. Local news station, BronxNet, interviewed the Founder/ CEO (and host of this podcast!) on their OpenTuesday segment. We discussed into why Plurawl launched and why it's needed now more than ever. Follow us on Instagram Follow Pabel on LinkedIn

In this episode, New Yorkers for New York honoree Rhina Valentin takes the mic with Michael Max Knobbe, Executive Director of BronxNet. BronxNet is a public, educational, and multimedia network that provides local television to the local community. The two colleagues take a stroll down memory lane to talk about the diversity of culture Uptown and in the Bronx, and how much the creative energy positively impacts the community there. Rhina is the host of OpenFriday also known as "The Jump Off" and has been a part of the BronxNet family for 15 years. 

In part two of Rhina Valentin and Michael Max Knobbe's conversation, the duo discuss the power of community, exploring small businesses in East Harlem and the importance of supporting art organizations and local artists throughout NYC.Nicknamed “La Reina del Barrio” Rhina is a native New Yorker of Puerto Rican descent, a beloved spokesperson for her community, and the founder of La Reina del Barrio, Inc. She is a recipient of The 2020 All Inclusive Change Maker Award, and was named one of 25 Bronx Influential Women back in 2015.

For the 15th episode of AW CLASSROOM, Kiara Cristina Ventura interviews multidisciplinary artist and musician, Albany Andaluz. In the interview, Andaluz speaks about her identities and cultural backgrounds and how they result in multidimensional artworks. She also speaks on her nomadic experience moving to Mexico during the pandemic. Now temporarily based Dominican Republic, the artist ends the interview with an exclusive art performance just for us here at AW! *FYI there are roosters in the background of this interview so if you hear some cock-a-doodle-dooing in the background it's our rooster friends haha* ..... Albany Andaluz (b. 1995, Bronx, New York) uses colloquialisms to draw intersections between Caribbean, Latin American, and American experiences. A life-taught artist, her practice reflects a repurposed, multidisciplinary approach with works that resurrect discarded textiles as mixed-media sculptures, paintings, and photographs to allude to the intersections of conflict, migration, and settlement. Andaluz’s practice examines the psychosocial and socioeconomic shifts that happen during the process of acculturation through the intertwining of techniques sourced from craft, fine, folk, low and high-brow cultures. Such work has awarded Andaluz residencies, grants and features with ProjectArt NYC, BronxArtSpace, Joan Mitchell Foundation, Bronx Documentary Center, BronxNet, ArtForum, and Aperture Foundation’s magazine. Follow her work at: @albanyandaluz on IG or www.albanyandaluz.work ___________ *This episode is wonderfully sponsored by Flower Shop Collective. * Flower Shop Collective is an art and fabrication studio that cultivates the ideas of emerging artists working towards more equitable futures. Their goal is to help artists of all skill levels execute their ideas, learn new techniques and have a safe space to do so, with a prioritization on immigrant artists, artists of color, and women-identifying artists. También les ofrecen todos estos servicios en Español. For more information please head to flowershopcollective.com or @flowershopcollective on Instagram. ___________ Follow us: @artsywindow artsywindow.com To support our podcast and the work we do, please donate to us at artsywindow.comand click the "donate" tab. Or join us on patreon! Much love --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/artsywindow/support

Spotlight Radio Show is a premier entertainment platform for music artists from NYC & beyond! Show's motto "It's your time to shine!" seen & heard weekly on NYC Cable Television on Bric TV, MNN & Bronxnet & Now on Amazon Fire TV, Roku & @DTFRadio Weekly DTFRADIO.COM Hosted by Vero G, The Loudmouth & Gemini Stax. Breaking new music weekly with the latest news, sports talk, & comedy.

OYCE SHORT is the Founder of the Consent Awareness Network (CAN), a coalition that works with legislators to define "consent" in penal codes across the US and around the world. She is a leading expert on consent, romance scams and sexual assault (rape) by fraud, deception or impersonation. She was awarded a "Woman of Distinction" honor by the NY State Assembly. Media coverage includes: CBS Evening News, Nightline, BuzzFeed, Inside Edition, CBC, MNN, BronxNet, The New York Times, The Newark Star Ledger, The Kansas City Star, The Opperman Report, VICE, and more. Additional credentials include multiple speaking engagements and expert witness assignments. She is a TEDx Talk Presenter: "When YES Means NO - The Truth about Consent." She lives in New York City where she has run tennis programming for children of all ages for over thirty years. Her professional business experience includes a position as a Corporate Bond Trader for Salomon Brothers, and the Global Director of Faculty for the New York Institute of Finance, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the "Financial Times." She is also a NY State Licensed Real Estate Broker specializing in the purchase, sale and rental of residential properties. Ms. Short has published three authoritative books on Sexual Assault and Romance Scams: "Your Consent - The Key to Conquering Sexual Assault" clearly defines "consent" and provides the basis for new laws to hold sexual predators accountable. "Carnal Abuse by Deceit, How a Predator's Lies Became Rape." reveals the painful story of the romance scam that happened to her. "Combating Romance Scams - Why Lying to Get Laid Is a Crime!" shakes up perceptions about sexual seduction and rape. Her mission is to enact new, transformational laws to protect against all forms of sexual assault, conquer rape mentality, and make the world a safer place!

OYCE SHORT is the Founder of the Consent Awareness Network (CAN), a coalition that works with legislators to define "consent" in penal codes across the US and around the world.She is a leading expert on consent, romance scams and sexual assault (rape) by fraud, deception or impersonation. She was awarded a "Woman of Distinction" honor by the NY State Assembly.Media coverage includes: CBS Evening News, Nightline, BuzzFeed, Inside Edition, CBC, MNN, BronxNet, The New York Times, The Newark Star Ledger, The Kansas City Star, The Opperman Report, VICE, and more. Additional credentials include multiple speaking engagements and expert witness assignments. She is a TEDx Talk Presenter: "When YES Means NO - The Truth about Consent."She lives in New York City where she has run tennis programming for children of all ages for over thirty years. Her professional business experience includes a position as a Corporate Bond Trader for Salomon Brothers, and the Global Director of Faculty for the New York Institute of Finance, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the "Financial Times." She is also a NY State Licensed Real Estate Broker specializing in the purchase, sale and rental of residential properties.Ms. Short has published three authoritative books on Sexual Assault and Romance Scams: "Your Consent - The Key to Conquering Sexual Assault" clearly defines "consent" and provides the basis for new laws to hold sexual predators accountable. "Carnal Abuse by Deceit, How a Predator's Lies Became Rape." reveals the painful story of the romance scam that happened to her. "Combating Romance Scams - Why Lying to Get Laid Is a Crime!" shakes up perceptions about sexual seduction and rape.Her mission is to enact new, transformational laws to protect against all forms of sexual assault, conquer rape mentality, and make the world a safer place!

OYCE SHORT is the Founder of the Consent Awareness Network (CAN), a coalition that works with legislators to define "consent" in penal codes across the US and around the world. She is a leading expert on consent, romance scams and sexual assault (rape) by fraud, deception or impersonation. She was awarded a "Woman of Distinction" honor by the NY State Assembly. Media coverage includes: CBS Evening News, Nightline, BuzzFeed, Inside Edition, CBC, MNN, BronxNet, The New York Times, The Newark Star Ledger, The Kansas City Star, The Opperman Report, VICE, and more. Additional credentials include multiple speaking engagements and expert witness assignments. She is a TEDx Talk Presenter: "When YES Means NO - The Truth about Consent." She lives in New York City where she has run tennis programming for children of all ages for over thirty years. Her professional business experience includes a position as a Corporate Bond Trader for Salomon Brothers, and the Global Director of Faculty for the New York Institute of Finance, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the "Financial Times." She is also a NY State Licensed Real Estate Broker specializing in the purchase, sale and rental of residential properties. Ms. Short has published three authoritative books on Sexual Assault and Romance Scams: "Your Consent - The Key to Conquering Sexual Assault" clearly defines "consent" and provides the basis for new laws to hold sexual predators accountable. "Carnal Abuse by Deceit, How a Predator's Lies Became Rape." reveals the painful story of the romance scam that happened to her. "Combating Romance Scams - Why Lying to Get Laid Is a Crime!" shakes up perceptions about sexual seduction and rape. Her mission is to enact new, transformational laws to protect against all forms of sexual assault, conquer rape mentality, and make the world a safer place!

An impressive conversation by an exceptional human, Michael Max Knobbe, Executive Director at BRONXNET, in this epic Legacy Leaders Show that you can't afford to miss!Michael is serving the Bronx community of 1.5 million people through his exceptional inclusive leadership by honoring and protecting their voice while helping them through his digital platform, BronxNet Community Television.In this episode, you will learn how to build and create trust, serve and support a highly diverse community.To find more about his work, visit https://www.bronxnet.orgChamps, buckle up! Let's learn from the best community leader!

An impressive conversation by an exceptional human, Michael Max Knobbe, Executive Director at BRONXNET, in this epic Legacy Leaders Show that you can't afford to miss! Michael is serving the Bronx community of 1.5 million people through his exceptional inclusive leadership by honoring and protecting their voice while helping them through his digital platform, BronxNet Community Television. In this episode, you will learn how to build and create trust, serve and support a highly diverse community. To find more about his work, visit https://www.bronxnet.org Champs, buckle up! Let's learn from the best community leader!

Spotlight Radio Show is a premier entertainment platform for music artists from NYC & beyond! Show's motto "It's your time to shine!" seen & heard weekly on NYC Cable Television on Bric TV, MNN & Bronxnet & Now on Amazon Fire TV, Roku & @DTFRadio Weekly DTFRADIO.COM Hosted by Vero G, The Loudmouth & Gemini Stax. Breaking new music weekly with the latest news, sports talk, & comedy.

 On a hot Sunday evening,in the World's greatest city,New York city and from our SID Bronx studios.Legendary scribe and sportscaster,Melvin''Doc'' Stanley Sr.,AKA,Dr.M.Lee Stanley Sr.,hits the airwaves once again with his renowned and legendary award winning radio show,'Sports In Depth'.  Doc has in studio renowned BronxNet television and radio sportscaster,Bobby ''C'' Ciafardini. Bobby talks sports of couse with Doc and they both hit on a horde of other topics.  Our SID photo collage hitlights,Muhammad Ali,Jackie Robinson,Cam Newton,Barry Bonds,Rickey Henderson,Doc and Bobby''C'',Arthur Ashe,Nelson Mandela and Dr.Martin Luther King Jr. Thanks for joining us once again,where we always,''Rope the Rumors,Hog tie the Issues and Brand the truth.''  GOD bless you all,stay Blessed,well and safe. *Trust*In*GOD* ''I didn't forget,just refused to remember.'' ''Life is short,time is precious,don't waste either or not appreciate them.'' ''She thinks the little things are the big things.'' ''Kinship doesn't mean friendship and to often it ain't.'' ''Some times the things we both want and need are right there before us in plane sight but being so busy looking for them we don't see or recognize them.''  'Doc Stanley's Words Of Wit,Wisdom and Truth AKA Julius LugWegi's Words of Wealth'

OYCE SHORT is the Founder of the Consent Awareness Network (CAN), a coalition that works with legislators to define "consent" in penal codes across the US and around the world. She is a leading expert on consent, romance scams and sexual assault (rape) by fraud, deception or impersonation. She was awarded a "Woman of Distinction" honor by the NY State Assembly. Media coverage includes: CBS Evening News, Nightline, BuzzFeed, Inside Edition, CBC, MNN, BronxNet, The New York Times, The Newark Star Ledger, The Kansas City Star, The Opperman Report, VICE, and more. Additional credentials include multiple speaking engagements and expert witness assignments. She is a TEDx Talk Presenter: "When YES Means NO - The Truth about Consent." She lives in New York City where she has run tennis programming for children of all ages for over thirty years. Her professional business experience includes a position as a Corporate Bond Trader for Salomon Brothers, and the Global Director of Faculty for the New York Institute of Finance, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the "Financial Times." She is also a NY State Licensed Real Estate Broker specializing in the purchase, sale and rental of residential properties. Ms. Short has published three authoritative books on Sexual Assault and Romance Scams: "Your Consent - The Key to Conquering Sexual Assault" clearly defines "consent" and provides the basis for new laws to hold sexual predators accountable. "Carnal Abuse by Deceit, How a Predator's Lies Became Rape." reveals the painful story of the romance scam that happened to her. "Combating Romance Scams - Why Lying to Get Laid Is a Crime!" shakes up perceptions about sexual seduction and rape. Her mission is to enact new, transformational laws to protect against all forms of sexual assault, conquer rape mentality, and make the world a safer place!

OYCE SHORT is the Founder of the Consent Awareness Network (CAN), a coalition that works with legislators to define "consent" in penal codes across the US and around the world. She is a leading expert on consent, romance scams and sexual assault (rape) by fraud, deception or impersonation. She was awarded a "Woman of Distinction" honor by the NY State Assembly. Media coverage includes: CBS Evening News, Nightline, BuzzFeed, Inside Edition, CBC, MNN, BronxNet, The New York Times, The Newark Star Ledger, The Kansas City Star, The Opperman Report, VICE, and more. Additional credentials include multiple speaking engagements and expert witness assignments. She is a TEDx Talk Presenter: "When YES Means NO - The Truth about Consent." She lives in New York City where she has run tennis programming for children of all ages for over thirty years. Her professional business experience includes a position as a Corporate Bond Trader for Salomon Brothers, and the Global Director of Faculty for the New York Institute of Finance, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the "Financial Times." She is also a NY State Licensed Real Estate Broker specializing in the purchase, sale and rental of residential properties. Ms. Short has published three authoritative books on Sexual Assault and Romance Scams: "Your Consent - The Key to Conquering Sexual Assault" clearly defines "consent" and provides the basis for new laws to hold sexual predators accountable. "Carnal Abuse by Deceit, How a Predator's Lies Became Rape." reveals the painful story of the romance scam that happened to her. "Combating Romance Scams - Why Lying to Get Laid Is a Crime!" shakes up perceptions about sexual seduction and rape. Her mission is to enact new, transformational laws to protect against all forms of sexual assault, conquer rape mentality, and make the world a safer place!

OYCE SHORT is the Founder of the Consent Awareness Network (CAN), a coalition that works with legislators to define "consent" in penal codes across the US and around the world.She is a leading expert on consent, romance scams and sexual assault (rape) by fraud, deception or impersonation. She was awarded a "Woman of Distinction" honor by the NY State Assembly.Media coverage includes: CBS Evening News, Nightline, BuzzFeed, Inside Edition, CBC, MNN, BronxNet, The New York Times, The Newark Star Ledger, The Kansas City Star, The Opperman Report, VICE, and more. Additional credentials include multiple speaking engagements and expert witness assignments. She is a TEDx Talk Presenter: "When YES Means NO - The Truth about Consent."She lives in New York City where she has run tennis programming for children of all ages for over thirty years. Her professional business experience includes a position as a Corporate Bond Trader for Salomon Brothers, and the Global Director of Faculty for the New York Institute of Finance, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the "Financial Times." She is also a NY State Licensed Real Estate Broker specializing in the purchase, sale and rental of residential properties.Ms. Short has published three authoritative books on Sexual Assault and Romance Scams: "Your Consent - The Key to Conquering Sexual Assault" clearly defines "consent" and provides the basis for new laws to hold sexual predators accountable. "Carnal Abuse by Deceit, How a Predator's Lies Became Rape." reveals the painful story of the romance scam that happened to her. "Combating Romance Scams - Why Lying to Get Laid Is a Crime!" shakes up perceptions about sexual seduction and rape.Her mission is to enact new, transformational laws to protect against all forms of sexual assault, conquer rape mentality, and make the world a safer place!

A repost of a recent airing during BronxNet’s Television OPEN morning segment: Sports Roundup w/ […] The post [AUDIO] Brandon ‘Scoop B’ Robinson appears on BronxNet’s Open Sports Roundup w/ Bobby C | April (2020) appeared first on Scoop B Radio.

I recently interviewed Sports Director for WFUV and for BronxNet TV Bobby Ciafardini. You can follow him on Instagram @thevoicebobbyc My Instagram: @dannycacacesports My Twitter: @DannyCSports My articles for my school newspaper: https://thebannercsi.com/ My blog website: https://dannycacacesports.wordpress.com/ Music Bed provided by: "Staying Positive" by spinningmerkaba 2019 - Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0) and "Daydream" from Apple Loops in GarageBand

BronxNet Programming Manager Bernardo Moronta interviews up-and-coming, independent, BronxNet-trained TV producers Mary Vin Rose and Deirra Stevenson. Also featured are independent pieces produced by Andy London, Alex Rivera and students from Hostos Community College in the Bronx.

BronxNet Programming Manager and Emerging Media Makers Host Bernardo Moronta interviews up-and-coming, independent, BronxNet-trained TV producers Sasha Lildharrie about Carribean CxO, Victor Sabatini of This Is Rock & Roll, and Alicia Heyward about the Reality Chek.

BronxNet Programming Manager Bernardo Moronta interviews up-and-coming, independent, BronxNet-trained TV producers Cindy Matamoros, Peter Stephen, and Miriam Tabb.

BronxNet Programming Manager and Emerging Media Makers Host Bernardo Moronta interviews up-and-coming, independent, BronxNet-trained TV producers. This week Bernardo talks with comedian producer of Mss Francois show, Patrice Francois, and Producer of Section 420: Talkin Yankees James Zeiss.

Shawn Wilson was born and raised in the Bronx, New York. Oldest of 7 siblings and a military brat, he obtained an Associate’s Degree in Culinary arts and a Bachelor’s Degree in Food and Beverage management from Johnson and Wales University in Miami, Fl. Working in notable restaurants, he has catered for celebrities such as Jay-Z, Beyonce, Birdman, Drake, Russell Simmons, Dwayne Wade and many more. Shawn’s first small business was a party promotion company on South Beach. He was responsible for hosting local guests, tourists and high-end celebrities to prestigious clubs, dinner parties, lounges and hotels seven days a week. He also worked with quick flip investors creating celebrity exclusive driven parties. After life came crashing down on him, from a bad car accident, breakup, and needing to take care of family, Shawn moved back to New York. Finding dead end jobs, Shawn initially needed to make quick money and not be constrained by a regular job and that’s when he thought of making Coquito.  Shawn Wilson is now the Founder of the start-up business Cocovida Coquito.  Cocovida Coquito sells and distributes Coquito throughout the Greater area of New York, Westchester, Long Island, New Jersey and Connecticut. This year alone, Cocovida Coquito was a sponsor of the Big Bronx Festival, has done various pop up shops, was featured on the D’essence show on the television network BronxNet, a guest on Deadbeat Baby Daddy Podcast, hosted the first ever Bottomless Coquito Brunch and yearly Ultimate tasting party holiday season kick off. Within the next year, the goal is to continue marketing and branding the business in order to build the capital needed to acquire mass production and inventory while supplying Coquito to multiple outlets.  

Hurricanes and blizzards can sweep in quickly without a lot of time to prepare. But when a crisis hits, there are ways to be ready for it. And thankfully, when we're caught completely off guard, there are organizations to help us pick up the pieces.   We're very pleased to be teaming up with Bronxnet for our latest campaign focused on emergency preparedness, response and recovery. Joining us for this 1/2 hour discussion are two people on the front lines of helping people prepare for and recover from disasters:    Allison Pennisi is Director of Communications for NYC Emergency Management. Neil Glassman is a Team Rubicon coordinator. Team Rubicon utilizes the skills and experiences of military veterans to help disaster survivors and their communities.

Hurricanes and blizzards can sweep in quickly without a lot of time to prepare. But when a crisis hits, there are ways to be ready for it. And thankfully, when we’re caught completely off guard, there are organizations to help us pick up the pieces.   We’re very pleased to be teaming up with Bronxnet for our latest campaign focused on emergency preparedness, response and recovery. Joining us for this 1/2 hour discussion are two people on the front lines of helping people prepare for and recover from disasters:    Allison Pennisi is Director of Communications for NYC Emergency Management. Neil Glassman is a Team Rubicon coordinator. Team Rubicon utilizes the skills and experiences of military veterans to help disaster survivors and their communities.

Fordham Conversations host Robin Shannon explores independent media produced in the Bronx.  First we hear from Fordham University Freshman Kaycie Santiago who highlights the history of her High School in the documentary, “Mirror Mirrors? The Past and Present of Preston High School.”  This Bronx native offers her unique perspective as a researcher and historian on the Roman Catholic school for girls located in the Throgs Neck section of the Bronx.  Then, we hear from Fordham Alum Marisa White who is The Director of Creative Services at BronxNet.  This Bronx native discusses the importance of Public Access television and the opportunities it provides for residents in the borough.

Episode 72 | Uptown Manhattan has Rhina Valentin. For the past 11-years she has given creatives here a platform to be heard and seen from her weekly Friday show on Bronxnet, OPEN. Maybe this is why she is called La Reina del Barrio. She is from El Barrio, but the “Queen” part we didn’t get to talk about that part. Nonetheless, in this episode La Reina del Barrio talks about motherhood, moving cross country, coming back, OPEN Bronxnet, her new variety show, Maria, and going at it with bravado and dignity. Thank you Rhina Valentin for a lovely conversation. Sol #LaReinaDelBarrio #RhinaValentin #BronxNet #OPEN #ElBarro #TheBronx #Art

For our fourth episode we talked with Gary Axelbank, TV host of Bronx Talk and The Bronx Buzz on BronxNet. Visit our website at: www.bronxnarratives.com Comments/suggestions/feedback: info@bronxnarratives.com Gary Axelbank gaxinthebronx@gmail.com twitter.com/gaxinthebronx http://www.bronxnet.org/tv/bronxtalk http://www.bronxnet.org/tv/bronx-buzz Kayla Smith instagram.com/kaythecreative Hoay Smith instagram.com/hoaysmith twitter.com/hoaysmith Dondre Green www.dondregreen.com instagram.com/dondregreen twitter.com/dondreg

 Again,legendary scribe and sportscaster,Dr.M.Lee''Doc''Stanley Sr.,is once again on the air with his renowned iconic award winning radio show,'Sports In Depth'. And coming to you live from Met-Life Stadium in East Rutherford,N.J. at the  Jets Vs.Miami game. A must win game that the Jets did so in a huge way 38-20.  As we salute the Jets for both winning and inducting SuperBowl champions and iconic Jets,halfback,Emerson Boozer #32-1966-1975 and Matt Snell,fullback#41-1964-1972,into their Ring Of Honor, We are too some what stunned with the Giants 20-14 loss in our nations' capital to the resurging Redskins.More stunning events do too occur on this last Sunday in November as the Nets won at home 87-83 over the Detroit Pistons. Tom Brady and crew finally tasted defeat,albeit in over time,by a stunning 48 yard TD run by C.J Anderson in snowey Denver.So now Cam Newton and crew stand allaone as the solo undefeated team in the NFL.Knicks lose today also,in O.T.  Tyson Fury is the new heavyweight champion,which finds the last Saturday in November being the second straight Saturday that a world title in boxing changes hands.Miguel Cotto lost his WBC middleweight title last week to Saul Alverez. SID is guested and honored having with us on this segment Bobby Ciafardini AKA''Bobby C'' of BronxNet TV,''Open'' Sports in The A.M.,Open Live Monday,Wednesday,Friday-10am-11am and Sports With Bobby C-Monthly,channels 67-Cablevision and Channel33-Fios.And  his producer and camera man extraordinare the Brooklyn bleeding BronxNet lensmen,Jorge Gomez.We thank them sincerly for the interviews  and using some of my thoughts on their renowned and award winning programs.Two class acts,GOD bless. TRUST*IN*GOD    

This coming July marks the 25th anniversary of the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act.  But, just how far have we come in securing equal access and equal opportunity for all, and what more needs to be done?As part of WFUV's Strike a Chord campaign focused on efforts to improve accessibility for people with disabilities, we teamed up with Bronxnet for a special panel discussion.Our guests included:James Weisman.  James is an ADA pioneer and civil rights advocate.  He’s been involved in the disability rights movement since the beginning.  James currently serves as the Executive Vice President and General Counsel of United Spinal Association. Edith Prentiss, chair of the Taxis for All Campaign. And...Miranda Appelbaum.  Miranda is Senior Manager of Accessibility and Visitor Services at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.  She’s also the chair of the steering committee for the Museum Access Consortium.  The Consortium works to improve access to cultural resources throughout New York City, including museums and botanical gardens.

This coming July marks the 25th anniversary of the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act.  But, just how far have we come in securing equal access and equal opportunity for all, and what more needs to be done?As part of WFUV's Strike a Chord campaign focused on efforts to improve accessibility for people with disabilities, we teamed up with Bronxnet for a special panel discussion.Our guests included:James Weisman.  James is an ADA pioneer and civil rights advocate.  He's been involved in the disability rights movement since the beginning.  James currently serves as the Executive Vice President and General Counsel of United Spinal Association. Edith Prentiss, chair of the Taxis for All Campaign. And...Miranda Appelbaum.  Miranda is Senior Manager of Accessibility and Visitor Services at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.  She's also the chair of the steering committee for the Museum Access Consortium.  The Consortium works to improve access to cultural resources throughout New York City, including museums and botanical gardens.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, suicide is the third leading cause of death for youth between the ages of 10 and 24. It results in about 4,600 lives lost each year. On this special Strike a Chord program, WFUV's George Bodarky hosts a panel discussion at the BronxNet television studios at Lehman College. This program features the following suicide prevention experts: Dr. Rosa Gil, Executive Director of Communal Life and the organization Life is Precious Jill Harkavy Friedman, Vice President of Research at the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Allyee Whaley, Crisis Services Coordinator at the Trevor Project

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, suicide is the third leading cause of death for youth between the ages of 10 and 24. It results in about 4,600 lives lost each year. On this special Strike a Chord program, WFUV's George Bodarky hosts a panel discussion at the BronxNet television studios at Lehman College. This program features the following suicide prevention experts: Dr. Rosa Gil, Executive Director of Communal Life and the organization Life is Precious Jill Harkavy Friedman, Vice President of Research at the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Allyee Whaley, Crisis Services Coordinator at the Trevor Project