Podcasts about Coney Island

Wayne Cabot and Paul Murnane have the top stories from the WCBS newsroom, including police killing a man who was firing shots in the streets of Coney Island, A home invasion in Queens, and the expected impact of Hurricane Nicole on New York. 

This episode brought to you by Dodge-em Cars.Whitney goes down under to join the fight in The Emu Wars.Hayly sinks to a new low with five Titanic conspiracy theories.Lisa takes us on a lustful excursion to the world's most aroused theme parks, aka pleasure gardens.

Episode 132: #OnTheStacks in the blu door studio with George "The Smorgasbord" Chiger. Ranking 17th in the world, standing at a towering 6′6.6", and weighing in at 340 lbs., Chiger is a true mountain of a man. For the last 5 years in a row, he qualified and competed in Nathan's Famous International Hot Dog Eating Contest in Coney Island. #TheSmorgasbord sits down with Host Bill Corcoran Jr. to share how the world of competitive eating changed his life for the better. Since he started competing, he's lost 100 lbs., and is happier and healthier than he's ever been. Want to watch this episode? Tap here! Please enjoy! This episode is brought to you by the following sponsors: Ricci Security Solutions. #OnTheStacks HQ is protected by Ricci Security Solutions. To secure your home or business, call 570-735-7500. Cavanaugh's Grille. Mention CodeSTACKS for 1 FREE draft beer with purchase of any entrée when you dine at! 163 North Main St., Mountain Top, PA 18707. The Pest Rangers. Finding insects in your home can be a real pest! Rid your home today from those unwanted creepy crawlers. Visit The Pest Rangers on the web! Brrrn. Get 15% Off at BRRN with code STACKS15 at checkout! blu door Financial helps you save money and reduce taxes to live a fuller financial life. To learn more, visit blu door Financial on the web! Engage with us on social media: Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, or visit us on the web!

I went on a trip to NYC and visited so many wonderful and historic places. Started out my trip with a visit the TWA Flight Center, (now known as the TWA Hotel.) Since 1962! I visited the site of the World's Fair and went back in time at Coney Island. One of my favorite places was the New York Transit Museum! And of course, I checked out lots of vintage signs and historic buildings. Also!!! The Wooden Escalators at Macy's, nearly 100 years old! Outside of the city, I went to see the abandoned Catskills Resorts, it was unreal! Use code "RADIO" for 15% off merchmotel.com

In Breaking Walls episode 132 we go back to the late 1940s and say Happy Halloween with Mutual Broadcasting. —————————— Highlights: • The Seedy Underbelly of Coney Island on The Crime Club • Take a Ride with The Mysterious Traveler • Mystery is My Hobby • Quiet Please • 1948 Halloween News with Arthur Bario • The House of Mystery • True Detective Mysteries • Halloween 1948 with Holmes and The Shadow • Truman Wins a Stunning Reelection • Murder By Experts • Finishing With I Love a Mystery • Looking Ahead to Thanksgiving —————————— The WallBreakers: http://thewallbreakers.com Subscribe to Breaking Walls everywhere you get your podcasts. To support the show: http://patreon.com/TheWallBreakers —————————— The reading material used in today's episode was: American Radio Networks: A History — By Jim Cox • On the Air — By John Dunning • Network Radio Ratings — By Jim Ramsburg • The Museum of Broadcast Communications Encyclopedia of Radio — By Christopher Sterling • WOR: The First Sixty Years As well as articles from the archives of • The Los Angeles Times • The New York Daily News • The New York Times • Radio Daily • The Saturday Evening Post —————————— On the interview front: • Jim Boles, Bret Morrison, Carlton E. Morse, and Russell Thorson, were with Chuck Schaden. Hear their full chats at SpeakingOfRadio.com. • Joseph Julian was with Dick Bertel and Ed Corcoran for WTIC's The Golden Age of Radio. Hear these at Goldenage-WTIC.org. • Harry Bartell and André Baruch were with SPERDVAC. For more info, go to SPERDVAC.com. •Orson Welles was with Johnny Carson —————————— Selected music featured in today's episode was: • Halloween — By Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians • Manhattan — By Blossom Dearie • Flag of Columbia — By Jacqueline Schwab • Danse Macabre — By Camille Saint-Saëns —————————— A special thank you to Ted Davenport, Jerry Haendiges, and Gordon Skene. For Ted go to RadioMemories.com, for Jerry, visit OTRSite.com, and for Gordon, please go to PastDaily.com. —————————— Thank you to: Tony Adams Steven Allmon Orson Orsen Chandler Phil Erickson Jessica Hanna Perri Harper Briana Isaac Thomas M. Joyce Ryan Kramer Earl Millard Gary Mollica Barry Nadler Christian Neuhaus Aimee Pavy Ray Shaw Filipe A Silva John Williams —————————— WallBreakers Links: Patreon - patreon.com/thewallbreakers Social Media - @TheWallBreakers

There's a lot in today's podcast about Metro Detroit. What we're drinking: The Lounge Coffeeshop from Wyandotte; Cafe Alto in Detroit Where we've been: San Morello and Woodward avenue in Detroit; Central Station Hotel in Memphis, TN Stories: The plug is pulled on self-driving car venture Argo AI by Ford and VW. Devon and Jer discuss what this means for the future, and that autonomous cars are further off than many thought plus the hype train around it. TechCrunch; Road and Track America's first vegan coney island, Chili Mustard Onions, is closing. Though a bummer for fans, let's remember that four-ish years in the restaurant world is a long time. They plan on doing products. Instagram The Downtown Detroit Markets and Cadillac Lounge are back this year. Press Release Feedback: https://forms.gle/MnwUf8uJEtpyG9m2A or dailydetroit -at- gmail -dot- com

Meu convidado nasceu e cresceu em São Paulo, frequentava o Clube Athlético Paulistano e a maravilhosa praia de Juquehy, no litoral Norte do Estado. Sua mãe foi campeã sul-americana de natação nos anos 60 e naturalmente colocou ele e seus dois irmãos para nadar. Aos 11 anos de idade passou a jogar polo aquático e a viver a rotina de um garoto de clube com a turma de amigos do time. Ao longo de toda a adolescência até o início da vida adulta adorava nadar no mar nos finais de semana e férias, especialmente entre Juquehy e as Ilhas ou até vizinha praia da Barra do Sahy, inclusive à noite. Quando começou o curso de Jornalismo e a trabalhar, parou de jogar polo e focou na natação Master. A profissão de jornalista e correspondente o levou a morar na Argentina por alguns anos, país com o qual tem uma relação bastante especial. Morou também em Beirute, no Líbano, para poder estar mais próximo do foco do seu interesse, a política e questões do Oriente Médio. Aos 29 anos de idade mudou-se para Nova Iorque a fim de estudar e lá  voltou a jogar polo aquático pela Columbia University. Quando terminou o mestrado, continuou na cidade passou a dedicar-se à natação, que desde então pratica religiosamente. Durante a pandemia, passou a nadar no mar e descobriu novos horizontes para além das quatro bordas. Conosco aqui o jornalista, mestre em relações internacionais, comentarista da Globonews, CBN e colunista do Jornal o Globo, bi-campeão do Prêmio Comunique-se como melhor correspondente internacional na categoria mídia escrita, autor de três livros, o mais recente  "Confinado no Front: Notas Sobre a Nova Geopolítica Mundial” lançado em 2020, palmeirense roxo, jogador campeão e MVP de polo aquático do Campeonato Estadual de Nova Iorque em 2006, um viciado na natação e mais recentemente praticante do Ice Swimming pelo Coney Island and Brighton Beach Open Water Swimmers, pai da Júlia, do Antônio e do Messi, o ilustre e bem humorado Gustavo Cerello Chacra. Inspire-se! SIGA e COMPARTILHE o Endörfina através do seu app preferido de podcasts. Contribua também com este projeto através do Apoia.se. Um oferecimento também da Titanium Vida, Saúde e Previdência. Com 20 anos de história, o comprometimento total com seus clientes e uma alta credibilidade, a Titanium oferece as melhores soluções em proteção e segurança que você encontra no mercado, com planos de seguro de Vida, Saúde e Viagem. A Titanium oferece serviços para seu bem-estar, como o Seguro de Vida Resgatável, que além de resguardar e proteger o futuro das pessoas que você ama, te dá a opção de resgatar os valores em vida, e o Seguro Saúde com cobertura mundial e livre escolha de médicos, clínicas e hospitais. Colocar a Titanium em seu futuro é uma escolha sensata. Aproveite os melhores momentos da vida com quem você ama, livre de preocupações com o amanhã. Siga e conheça mais sobre a Titanium no @titanium.consultoria. Não conte com a sorte, conte com a Titanium!

“You might want to get a snorkel”—In a special episode of FAQ NYC, Samantha Maldonado and Kendra Pierre-Louis look at the damage the “superstorm” caused 10 years ago in Coney Island and around the city, and the construction that's followed.

The new Showtime series Let the Right One In expands on the ideas introduced in the now-classic 2008 Swedish horror movie and the American remake. A man, Mark Kane (Demián Bichir) and his tween daughter, Ellie (Madison Taylor Baez) move in to a New York City apartment, where she befriends the lonely, bullied boy down the hall. But she has a huge secret that her father helps her keep- she is a child vampire who must survive on blood and can't go outside in the daytime. The series Let The Right One In explores the relationships and conflicts within families, the horror of vampires, and brings in new characters, crimes and mysteries to add layers to the story. Cinematographer Eric Branco had seen the original Let The Right One In, shot by legendary DP Hoyte van Hoytema, as well as the American version, Let Me In, lensed by none other than Greig Fraser, and it remains one of Eric's favorite movies. He was thrilled to have the opportunity to bring his own look and feel to the story and make it his own. Eric focused on the idea that for the young vampire girl, the indoors is safe and the outdoors is not, so the home features very warm light with lots of yellows, while outside is a shadowy, cool blue and green. He also played with the natural contrast of light between night and day. At night, it was important to play up the danger and horror elements with action taking place in shadows and tunnels, with yellow streetlights selectively showing bits and pieces, building suspense. Let The Right One In is much wider in scope than the movies, featuring many other storylines and locations, which created its own challenges. Eric and the crew had to work within the time constraints for the child actors, especially at night. Planning, blocking and rehearsal became an essential part of some shoot days. When they were shooting the pilot, they had to wait until dark, during the summer solstice- the longest day of the year. That left them with about 2 ½ hours to shoot with the lead actress, Madison Taylor Baez. The most challenging day for Eric was when they did a night shoot at Coney Island with very limited time on the Wonder Wheel with the actors. He and the camera department planned extensively and strategically placed cameras all over to cover all of the action, after several scouts and extensive rehearsals before dark. Eric says that when you have to work with that many cameras and with so much riding on timing and coordination, it becomes more like a team sport and it feels amazing to pull it all off. Eric also likes to have an open, trusting relationship with the actors and let them have more freedom of movement within the frame to explore their characters and enhance their performances. Eric thinks the trust is built on the DP's end, especially when you're shooting something in an unconventional way like on Let The Right One In. Let The Right One In is currently on Showtime. https://www.sho.com/let-the-right-one-in Find Eric Branco- Instagram: @ericbranco Find out even more about this episode, with extensive show notes and links: http://camnoir.com/ep189/ Hear Eric's previous interview on The Cinepod: https://www.camnoir.com/ep95/ Sponsored by ARRI: https://www.arri.com/en Sponsored by Hot Rod Cameras: www.hotrodcameras.com The Cinematography Podcast website: www.camnoir.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheCinematographyPodcast Facebook: @cinepod Instagram: @thecinepod Twitter: @ShortEndz

This is the All Local morning update 10/22/22

For today we'll tell of two stories involving mothers. One will take us to New York City's Coney Island where we'll learn about a tragedy involving 3 children.  The other is a story of loss and hope regarding the search for a missing woman in Pennsylvania. --------------------------------------------SOCIAL

Christian Historical Fiction Talk is listener supported. When you buy things through this site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Become a patron and enjoy special perks and bonus content.Amy Sorrells is my guest this week, and she chats with us about her fascinating new book, Miracle at the Sideshow. This novel includes the history of baby incubators and how the world came to know about them and accept them because, in part, of their display at the sideshow at Coney Island. Truly a wonderful read.Miracle at the Sideshow by Amy SorrellsA deadly fire. A sensational sideshow. And a baby fighting for its life.Eighteen-year-old Sophie Rosenfeld dreams of a resplendent life in America after escaping the pogroms in Eastern Europe, only to lose her family in the horrific Triangle Shirtwaist Fire. Besides Sophie, the lone survivor is her niece, Mercy, a premature baby the city hospital calls a “weakling” and refuses to save. When it is rumored Mercy's only hope lies in the dark and dangerous Coney Island freak shows, free-spirited but despairing Sophie takes the chance. Will life in the spotlights lead her to the life and love she's always imagined, or will another devastating fire force her to return to the ashes of tenement life forever?OverviewNew York City at the turn of the twentieth century is as captivating as it is macabre and as magnificent as it is barbaric, as young Sophie Rosenfeld is about to learn. She yearns for life beyond the dreary tenements, but losing all her family except for her fragile niece, Mercy, in the 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist fire has left her with little opportunity. Sophie has to save Mercy's life, but to do so she must follow a mysterious man to the only place in the world that saves premature babies: Dr. Martin Couney and his Coney Island side show.Even as society threatens to shut down Dr. Couney's life-saving work for premature babies, Sophie joins him in fighting for their lives. Amidst the glittering menagerie of lights, astonishing sights, and her new friends, including the handsome acrobat Nicholas, Sophie begins to find hope.From the lavish, dangerous shores of Coney Island, to the harsh but at times tender tenement life, Sophie's heart is split wide open by a roller coaster of unrelenting tragedies, and she finds herself doubting the faith that has always buoyed her. Will Nicholas and her new friends be just the salve Sophie needs to help assuage her grief? Or will she be forced to return to a life that stifled her?Against a backdrop of romance and unexpected escapades, Miracle at the Sideshow brings to life two back-to-back true stories of fire and injustice that shocked the nation into improving worker safety, and which led to techniques still used in neonatal intensive care units today to save the lives of premature babies.Get your copy of Miracle at the Sideshow.Amy is an award-winning author of stories highly acclaimed by the likes of USA Today,  Library Journal, and a five star review by Publisher's Weekly. Her stories are full of hope and set in America's heartland.  She lives in central Indiana with her husband.Visit Amy Sorrells's website.

Roland "Ro" Coit is a bit of a modern legend in the world of sneaker enthusiasts. The owner of Burn Rubber sneaker boutique in Royal Oak and Two 18 in Eastern Market was tapped by Nike to design an Air Jordan 2 with Detroit in mind. The limited edition shoe comes out this Friday.  GUEST on today's episode: Roland Coit, shoe designer and owner of Burn Rubber and Two 18 Music heard on today's episode of Stateside comes from albums Coit made as rapper Ro Spit. You can listen to his latest album, "Coney Island", with producer Nick Speed here.    ___ Looking for more conversations from Stateside? Right this way. If you like what you hear on the pod, consider supporting our work. Music in this episode by Blue Dot Sessions.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bebop y Rocksteady han asaltado el Canal 6 para apoyar el último plan malvado de Krang y Shredder. ¡Recorre Manhattan, Coney Island y las cloacas de la ciudad para enviarlos de vuelta a la Dimensión X! 📝 Reseñas disponibles: https://uncafeconnintendo.wordpress.com/resenas/ 🤝 APÓYANOS por lo que cuesta un café en https://uncafeconnintendo.wordpress.com/apoyanos/ 🗣 Para estar informado del programa síguenos en nuestra cuenta de Twitter @cafeconnintendo 👥 Únete también a nuestra comunidad en Telegram https://t.me/uncafeconnintendo

What happens when a young, Jewish woman from Coney Island falls in love with the perpetually grinning Clown Prince of Crime? She becomes one of the greatest anti-heroes this side of West 4th Street! In this Season I Bonus, we ran through Joker's Asylum II: Harley Quinn: The Most Important Day of The Year, a tale with a simple message... Don't get between Harleen and her Boo-thang on Valentine's Day!   Season II Bonus Episodes can be found @ Patreon.com/HSPP

- This feels much worse than 2015 - Where was everybody? High ticket prices?, $50 parking?, what led to the empty ballpark? - The DJ on Friday at Citi Field should be in jail - Was Saturday night the last time we see deGrom in a Mets uniform? - Eargate and Gary Cohen - See ya at Spring Training - Thanks for listening! We'll be back in 2023! All that and whatever else comes up with Darren and Julia live from T7LHQ. RATE, REVIEW, AND SUBSCRIBE. Thank to Coney Island Brewing Company! The official craft beer of Orange and Blue Thing and proud parter of the New York Mets! Visit their portable bar in section 114 at Citi Field, hit up www.coneyislandbeer.com to see where you can pick up some tasty beers, or visit their brewery at the home of the Brooklyn Cyclones in Coney Island! Text “CONEYMETS” to 855-933-4223 to be in the running for (2) free season tickets for 2023 at Citi Field! Hit up www.TickPick.com to grab tickets to your next Mets game! Use the code OABT for $10 your first purchase of $99 or more! No fees, instantly transferred to your MLB Ballpark App, and hassle free. With ticket prices 10% lower than their largest competitor, they've saved their customers millions.

The High A Brooklyn Cyclones play against the iconic backdrop of Coney Island. Visitors to the area can catch a game after a visit to America's most famous boardwalk, where they can grab a hot dog and ride the tooth-rattling roller coaster, which has been around for almost a century. On the episode, noted designer Todd Radom talks about one of his favorite creations, Cyclones broadcaster Keith Raad stops by to discuss the team's role in contemporary Brooklyn, and Coaster101 contributor Andrew Stilwell expounds on the parallels between roller coaster enthusiasts and minor league baseball fans.  Todd Radom Website / Twitter Brooklyn Cyclones Website / Twitter / Keith Raad Twitter Coaster 101 Website / Twitter / Andrew Stilwell Twitter Baseball By Design Twitter / Instagram / Website Curved Brim Media Network Website / Twitter

A new collection of pieces on literature and life by the author of Am I Alone Here?, a finalist for the NBCC Award for Criticism. Stationed in the South Pacific during World War II, Seymour Orner wrote a letter every day to his wife, Lorraine. She seldom responded, leading him to plead in 1945, “Another day and still no word from you.” Seventy years later, Peter Orner writes in response to his grandfather's plea: “Maybe we read because we seek that word from someone, from anyone.” From the acclaimed fiction writer about whom Dwight Garner of The New York Times wrote, “You know from the second you pick him up that he's the real deal,” comes Still No Word from You, a unique chain of essays and intimate stories that meld the lived life and the reading life. For Orner, there is no separation. Covering such well-known writers as Lorraine Hansberry, Primo Levi, and Marilynne Robinson, as well as other greats like Maeve Brennan and James Alan McPherson, Orner's highly personal take on literature alternates with his own true stories of loss and love, hope and despair. In his mother's copy of A Coney Island of the Mind, he's stopped short by a single word in the margin, “YES!”—which leads him to conjure his mother at twenty-three. He stops reading Penelope Fitzgerald's The Beginning of Spring three quarters of the way through because he knows that finishing the novel will leave him bereft. Orner's solution is to start again from the beginning to slow the inevitable heartache. Still No Word from You is a book for anyone for whom reading is as essential as breathing. MORE: getthefunkoutshow.kuci.org

Season Two's theme is “Growing Up in Coney Island” through the decades, from the 1930s to the 21st century. In Episode Eight, the final episode of this season, we're sharing the stories of narrators who grew up in Coney Island or came here from nearby neighborhoods, in the first decade of the 2000s.The new millennium began with the opening of a thirty million dollar ballpark for a Mets farm team on the site of Steeplechase Park. A contest was held to name the new team and the Brooklyn Cyclones was the winning name. Whenever the Cyclones won a home game, Astroland's Cyclone roller coaster enjoyed a surge of business.Soon after Mayor Michael Bloomberg took office in 2002, he set his sights on Coney Island. He envisioned world-class attractions and hotels surrounded by high-rise residential development on vacant amusement land. A year later, the city formed the Coney Island Development Corporation to devise what was called “the Coney Island Strategic Plan.” The objective was to make Coney Island into a year-round recreational oceanfront destination by rezoning it. The ensuing zoning battle kept Coney in the headlines for the next six years, as speculators bought and sold land, and preservationists and stakeholders offered alternative visions for the future of the “People's Playground.”The oral histories in Episode Seven are with Ahmed Hussain, Abby Jordan, Bonnie Kong, Candi Rafael, and Eric Sanchez. The interviews were conducted by Kaara Baptiste, Allison Corbett, Amanda Deutch, Samira Tazari, and Lauren Vespoli between 2015 and 2022. This episode was produced by Charles Denson, Ali Lemer and Tricia Vita. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.©2022 The Coney Island History Project. All Rights Reserved. This program is sponsored in part by an Action Grant from Humanities New York with funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Phil Rosenthal is the creator, co-producer and writer of Everybody Loves Raymond (yo, that show got 69 Emmy nominations!) but now his passion is introducing Americans to fantastic foreign food destinations as the host of his Netflix show, Somebody Feed Phil (and a new book coming out October 18th!). Phil enthusiastically eats al pastor in Mexico City and pastéis de nata in Lisbon, but his last meal would be a collage of classic American childhood favorites, including the humble hot dog. We head to Nathan's Famous Hot Dogs in Coney Island, home of the annual 4th of July Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest, to learn the history of both. Next stop: Copenhagen, where hot dog carts have been a street food staple since 1920. Host Rachel Belle consults with Danish food and wine journalist Rasmus Palsgard about traditional Copenhagen hot dog toppings and is surprised to learn what drink is commonly paired with a street dog. Follow along on Instagram!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Peter Cunningham tells stories with his photos. He pairs images and so abstract photos are in relationship with each other and we wonder what's about to happen. He was an assistant to the great Henry Cartier Bresson in 1975 when Bresson was making a photo documentary about New Jersey. He went onto shoot stars like Madonna and Springsteen and Broadway actors. As his career unfolded he became more interested in watching how light illuminates images so that they become abstracted. He became a Zen follower and his photography was informed by new ways of seeing.    Link https://www.petercunninghamphotography.com Peter's influences are: LESTER TATE Baptist fisherman on Grand Manan Island-  petercunninghamphotography.com/grand-manan-disappearing-culture    DAVID MCALLESTER - professor of Anthropology at Wesleyan University, a specialist in the plains Indian singing. Before I picked up a camera, I learned from David how to be a “participant-observer”.   JANIS IAN: singer and songwriter. I dropped out of college to go on the road with Janis. From her I learned what it means to be an artist. www.janisian.com   ADGER COWANS, photographer and first teacher - adgercowans.com    BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN. Bruce is one of many performing artists from the NY theater and musical stages that taught me the power of presence. petercunninghamphotography.com/spirit-in-the-night-stories-2   HENRI CARTIER-BRESSON  who I assisted for a month in 1975, we made a portrait of The State iof New Jersey   BERNIE GLASSMAN - Zen teacher from Coney Island, we traveled together for 35 years. From Bernie I learned the value of entering any situation without preconception and then bearing witness to what was arising - with or without a camera.  cnn.com/2018/11/30/us/bernie-glassman-american-zen-master/index.html   or   https://www.petercunninghamphotography.com/stage-2 Each week in Creative Confidential Jude Kampfner chats to an independent professional performance or visual artist about how they survive and thrive. They share details of moving between projects, becoming more entrepreneurial, finding the best opportunities and developing a signature image and style. Her guests range from lyricists to novelists, videographers to sound designers. A broadcaster, writer and coach, Jude gently probes and challenges her so that whatever your line of creativity you learn from her advice and the experiences of her lively guests. REACH OUT TO JUDE: -  Jude's WebsiteJude on TwitterJude on LinkedInJude on Instagram Theme music composed by Gene Pritsker. https://www.genepritsker.com/ Show Producer and Editor, Mark McDonald. Launch YOUR podcast here.  

Guests comment that while the land market has done surprisingly well in the first half of 2022, how the year ends is of concern, considering higher interest rates and no 421a. Developers discuss current and long term projects, the positive effects of midtown rezoning, Coney Island, the Ferry, Long Island City, and Florida.

Recorded on the campus of Syracuse University in October 2022, former play-by-play announcer Dave Cohen joined the show. “Coney Island Dave” (a nickname given to him by his dear friend Bob Costas) was the TV voice of the New York Yankees from 1995-1996. He was also the TV voice of the then-Washington Bullets and the original host of Mets Extra. Dave was an original play-by-play announcer for ESPN in 1979. He called Syracuse Football, Basketball, and Lacrosse during the 1980s for a cable outlet called Super Sports. In this episode, Cohen discusses how his career was a combination of being in the right place at the right time. He won an Emmy award for his commentary during Dwight Gooden's 1996 no-hitter. He discussed the strategy of giving Syracuse broadcasts to new cable networks across the country on tape delay and the impact that had on the athletic programs during the 1980s.

- These Mets! - After clinching a playoff spot 2 weeks ago, the boys are still holding on to the slightest hope that an Amazin' Miracle could happen. As of now, they're not mathematically eliminated from the NL East title. - Tick Pick is giving away 2 FREE TICKETS to the Mets first round of the Postseason - Jeff McNeil is on top of the running for the NL Batting Title - Eduardo Escobar is the NL Player Of The Month for September - At least when it comes to our bobbleheads Cowbell Man is more popular than Daniel Murphy - Elton John is on the shit list All that and whatever else comes up with Darren and Julia live from T7LHQ. RATE, REVIEW, AND SUBSCRIBE. Thank to Coney Island Brewing Company! The official craft beer of Orange and Blue Thing and proud parter of the New York Mets! Visit their portable bar in section 114 at Citi Field, hit up www.coneyislandbeer.com to see where you can pick up some tasty beers, or visit their brewery at the home of the Brooklyn Cyclones in Coney Island! Text “CONEYMETS” to 855-933-4223 to be in the running for (2) free season tickets for 2023 at Citi Field! Hit up www.TickPick.com to grab tickets to your next Mets game! Use the code OABT for $10 your first purchase of $99 or more! No fees, instantly transferred to your MLB Ballpark App, and hassle free. With ticket prices 10% lower than their largest competitor, they've saved their customers millions.

Alfredo Speranza"Rattatata"Nutrimenti Edizionihttps://www.nutrimenti.net/È in bella vista sotto i nostri occhi che talvolta si nascondono certe verità degli esseri umani. C'è quest'ansa del Tevere, per dire: Porto Giordano. Minuscolo lembo di terra dove si spalanca una Roma eccentrica, tana e territorio di una tribù di ratti su cui veglia, guida e madre, la Ratta. Decine, centinaia di esemplari che prosperano colonizzando, finchè l'urto di inondazioni e disastri li costringe a migrare. A sottrarsi da agguati di terra e di cielo. A difendersi dagli uomini.Non tutti gli uomini, però, non tutte le donne. A Porto Giordano c'è infatti una coppia di anziane e memorabili sorelle, Lidia e Faustina, che sperimentano per l'umanità sintonie, convivenze, su cui i più non posano lo sguardo. E c'è uno Scrittore che ha la voglia e lo spirito di scoprire, osservare, conoscere, appartenere a quell'umanità, diventare compilatore di storie migranti che dicono migrazioni: dall'Africa a Coney Island, dal bar Pedrelli ritrovo di intellettuali e intellettualini a Villa Solesia, clinica per i disturbi della memoria, fino al Chilometro, un segmento pasoliniano di stradone che non viene e non va da nessuna parte fiancheggiando cento casette.Quella di Alfredo Speranza è un'architettura narrativa che intreccia sapientemente passato e presente, geografia e storia: forse perché la scrittura stessa è migrazione, è ascoltare storie che arrivano e vanno, è scrivere storie che andranno e torneranno.In conclusione, Rattatata è un romanzo pieno di pietà e di umorismo, che si fa leggere avidamente, godendo ‘della libertà che un autore, migrante a bordo delle proprie parole, deve prendersi, e del coraggio che deve darsi per scrivere'. Alfredo Speranza si è preso l'una e l'altra, e ci ha incantato”. Della Valle, L'Indice dei libri del meseAlfredo Speranza è nato a Roma nel 1950. Laureato in Ingegneria elettronica, manager e poi imprenditore nel settore info-telematica. Con Rattatata, che è il suo romanzo d'esordio, è stato finalista e menzione speciale al Premio Calvino 2021.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEAscoltare fa Pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

**Who You will Hear**Guest: Sarah Russo (Founder of Page One Media)Co-host: Luna Tang (Cloud Service Delivery Manager at Klopotek)Co-host: Dwayne Parris (Senior Consultant at Klopotek)For many authors and independent publishers, book publicity and marketing is always a huge arena hard to measure and predict: whether to hire a publicist for a forthcoming book, how much to invest, and what the return can be expected. In this episode, Sarah Russo, founder of Page One Media, joins us and answers a few critical FAQs from authors and independent publishers regarding book publicity and marketing strategies. Sarah talks about the work scope of a (freelance) book publicist, the timeline of a complete book publicity campaign, the collaboration between author, publisher, and book publicist, as well as how the emerging new media has been impacting how books get promoted and creating more opportunities for book selling.You can learn more about book publicity and services from the website of Page One Media. Its blog section also offers a lot of valuable advice for authors and independent publishers.Tell us what is going on with your publishing projects or business on Twitter (@Klopotek_AG), LinkedIn, or email us at podcast@klopotek.com.  For more information about the Klopotek software solution, please write to info@klopotek.com, or register to receive emails from us on technology innovations & events from Klopotek.* The views, information, or opinions expressed in the program are solely those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily represent those of Klopotek and its employees. It is the goal of Klopotek Publishing Radio to support cultural diversity, the exchange of opinions, and to create an environment where the conversation of a global publishing industry can thrive.

By October of 1947, nearly eleven million babies had been born in the U.S. since the end of World War II. Young parents were staying home with their children. Movie attendance bombed. The 1947-48 season had the largest radio audience in history. Homes with radios jumped 6%, car radios 29%. NBC, CBS, ABC, and Mutual added nearly one-hundred fifty affiliates. Ninety-seven percent of the nation's AM stations were now linked to one of the big four. Network revenue topped $200 Million. World War two had created fundamental changes in society. While men of all races and creeds were overseas spilling the same colored blood, women mobilized and took charge of the workforce. When veterans were discharged, they returned home with different ideals, and what we'd now call PTSD. As new cars, roads, and homes brought young families to the suburbs, racial descrimination came to the forefront in the face of the G.I. Bill, where a much higher percentage of white Americans were having their applications accepted. On October 29th, the national civil rights committee delivered a report to the White House. The document made thirty-five specific recommendations, including asking the President to create a permanent Federal commission on civil rights. President Truman said that he'd study the report with great care and recommend that all citizens do the same thing. Americans were organizing. In the year after VJ Day, more than five million struck for better wages and benefits. This hurt key sectors of the economy and stifled production. Consumer goods in high-demand were slow to appear on shelves and in showrooms, frustrating Americans who desperately wanted to purchase items forsaken during the war. It caused the largest inflation rise in the country's modern history, and the Taft-Hartley Act, limiting the power of Labor Unions. President Truman was seemingly at odds with Congress over every domestic policy and his approval rating sank to 32%. Reelection the following year seemed unlikely. The U.S. War Debt topped two-hundred-forty billion dollars. Emerging as one of the world's leaders, America was expected to have the largest hand in rebuilding Europe. News outlets reported that, to create European stability, Americans should resume sacrifices they made during the war. Not agreeing to do so could result in political enemies taking over the continent. That October, as the major networks were enjoying the largest ratings in radio history, one network, The Mutual Broadcasting System, was still struggling to grab audiences. Airing out of WOR in New York, The Shadow was the network's most-listened to program. While it pulled a rating of thirteen — strong for a show airing on Sundays at 5PM easten — it was nowhere near radio's top fifty. Mutual's top stations — WOR in New York, WGN in Chicago, and Don Lee's KHJ in Los Angeles — all boasted powerful signals and had equal shares in the network. And, while Mutual reached four-hundred affiliates in 1947 and would add another hundred over the next year, many of these were small stations in rural areas. This limited their advertiser appeal. Mutual was run as a cooperative, rather than a corporation. As families left cities and farms for the suburbs, the network's shared programming structure left it at a distinct disadvantage against NBC, CBS, and ABC. Those three networks would use their soaring revenue to move into TV. Although some Mutual affiliates developed television programming, the full network was never able to launch into TV. That's not to say MBS didn't have quality programming. Just the opposite, and with Halloween around the corner, tonight we'll delve into Mutual's horror, mystery, and suspense shows of the late 1940s.

Lucky number 13 and the ladies are back with another interesting topic. Is having children keeping us from accumulating wealth? The ladies discuss the pros and cons of being childless and single.  Women who stay single and don't have kids are getting richer. Forgoing marriage and parenthood has a bigger payoff for American women than men, according to new research. Does the workplace and society unjustly tax the working/professional woman for deciding to have children? And is there a difference between black/brown women with children, and their white counterparts, as far as wealth accumulation is concerned? But before they dive into their topic, Liz discusses the conviction and sentencing of Lesandro Junior Guzman Feliz's murderers and the tragic news of Erin Merdy, a mother charged with murdering for drowning her 3 children in Coney Island. What compels a person to commit murder and are our health care professionals doing enough to ensure the mental health of parents? Is it the communities responsibilities to speak up and report concerning behavior? Listen and see if you agree with the thoughts of the ladies of el salon, and in the meantime if you enjoyed this episode please comment, share, like, rate, and review. Tell all your friends about us. Please follow us at El Salon Chronicles on instagram, facebook and twitter and if you mention us please tag #elsalon or #qlona. You can also support by purchasing El Salon merch, cashapp, venmo, zelle, and patreon

- Happy Birthday to The 7 Line Army! Outing number 1 was on this day in 2012! - Would you let Jacob deGrom walk after this year??? - The Oakland Athletics were incredible hosts - Keith Hernandez has many admirers - Hurricane Ian is on the way. Will MLB have to move the series to a neural site this weekend away from Atlanta? - EIGHT GAMES LEFT! LET'S TAKE THE DIVISION! All that and whatever else comes up with Darren and Julia live from T7LHQ. RATE, REVIEW, AND SUBSCRIBE. Thank to Coney Island Brewing Company! The official craft beer of Orange and Blue Thing and proud parter of the New York Mets! Visit their portable bar in section 114 at Citi Field, hit up www.coneyislandbeer.com to see where you can pick up some tasty beers, or visit their brewery at the home of the Brooklyn Cyclones in Coney Island! Text “CONEYMETS” to 855-933-4223 to be in the running for (2) free season tickets for 2023 at Citi Field! Hit up www.TickPick.com to grab tickets to your next Mets game! Use the code OABT for $10 your first purchase of $99 or more! No fees, instantly transferred to your MLB Ballpark App, and hassle free. With ticket prices 10% lower than their largest competitor, they've saved their customers millions.

This episode discusses several cases of infanticide. Listener discretion is advised. On this special episode of HNTRASK, Michelle circles back to one of the most important themes of this podcast, how can we bolster prenatal and postpartum support on an individual and societal level, so that in turn, parents can better support their children? Dr. Ward and her esteemed guest Jessica Jackley discuss the overlooked and underdiagnosed mental illness of postpartum psychopathy. Three months after giving birth, in the wake of troubling psychological symptoms, Erin Merdy drowned her three children on Coney Island. When we read stories like this, we often wonder, How could a mother do this to her children? It is unfathomable. After hearing the story of Erin Merdy, Michelle, PhD in Psychology and Clinical Neurology expert, was prompted to discuss the underpinnings of murders like this, and bring to light an underrecognized mental disorder that was once erased from DSM. If you or someone you know needs postpartum support - Michelle recommends the organizations below. Both are LGBTQ affirmative organizations. Postpartum Support International https://www.postpartum.net/ Postpartum Stress Center https://postpartumstress.com/ Follow us on Instagram @hownottoraiseaserialkiller Sponsor Framebridge - Go to framebridge.com and use promo code HOWNOT to save an additional 15% off your first order! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we chat about our experience at the Coney Island Film Festival. Spoiler Alert: It was amazing! We also talk about what to watch out for while submitting to festivals. Festival Site: http://www.coneyislandfilmfestival.com/ Please visit us on the socials as we'd love to hear from you!https://www.instagram.com/goguerillafilmwww.twitter.com/goguerillafilmgoguerillafilm@gmail.com

Host Allan Lengel chats with Charlie LeDuff, host of The No BS News Hour, Detroit Free Press columnist M.L. Elrick;  attorneys Tiffany Ellis and Bill Seikaly and public relations specialist Greg Bowens. They talk about the influence of abortion and Trump on this year's races, Trump's mounting legal woes, the Democrats big leads in the polls in Michigan and Ken Burn's documentary on PBS on the U.S. and the Holocaust.Charlie LeDuff also gives us an update on Lafayette Coney Island and explains why American Coney hasn't faced similar problems. 

- PLAYOFFS!!!! - The Mets have clinched their first playoff birth since 2016! Just 13 games left to lock up the NL East - The locker room celebration was moderate for some, while others had ketchup in their hair - Max locked down his 200th career win over 6 perfect innings - Oakland this weekend with The 7 Line Army! All that and whatever else comes up with Darren and Julia live from T7LHQ. RATE, REVIEW, AND SUBSCRIBE. Thank to Coney Island Brewing Company! The official craft beer of Orange and Blue Thing and proud parter of the New York Mets! Visit their portable bar in section 114 at Citi Field, hit up www.coneyislandbeer.com to see where you can pick up some tasty beers, or visit their brewery at the home of the Brooklyn Cyclones in Coney Island! Text “CONEYMETS” to 855-933-4223 to be in the running for (2) free season tickets for 2023 at Citi Field! Hit up www.TickPick.com to grab tickets to your next Mets game! Use the code OABT for $10 your first purchase of $99 or more! No fees, instantly transferred to your MLB Ballpark App, and hassle free. With ticket prices 10% lower than their largest competitor, they've saved their customers millions.

The murder of PBR Bull Rider Ouncie Mitchell. His Girlfriend LaShawn Bagley is in custody! New York Mom who drowned her kids in Coney Island! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week Vanessa shares some reads for Hispanic Heritage Month: a genre-blending story collection, a merdude fantasy in Coney Island, and a climate justice spy thriller. Subscribe to All the Books! using RSS, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher and never miss a beat book. Sign up for the weekly New Books! newsletter for even more new book news. This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. BOOKS DISCUSSED Her Body and Other Parties by Carmen Maria Machado The Vicious Deep series by Zoraida Córdova The Brooklyn Brujas series by Zoraida Córdova A Spy in the Struggle by Aya de Leon Undercover Latina by Aya de Leon Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is the All Local Morning for Friday, September 16th 2022

Author Ken Auletta has been the chief political correspondent for the New York Post, a weekly columnist for the Village Voice, contributing editor at New York magazine and contributor to The New Yorker since 1977.  He is the author of twelve books, including five national bestsellers —Three Blind Mice: How the TV Networks Lost Their Way; Greed and Glory On Wall Street: The Fall of the House of Lehman; The Highwaymen: Warriors of the Information Superhighway; World War 3.0: Microsoft and Its Enemies; and Googled: The End of the World as We Know It. His latest book, Hollywood Ending: Harvey Weinstein and the Culture of Silence, serves as a biography, an examination of the circumstances that led to the abuses and the final chapter of Auletta's reporting on Weinstein that began with a New Yorker profile two decades ago. Ken Auletta and Alec discuss Auletta's upbringing in Coney Island, his early career in politics and the culture of Weinstein's many enablers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Carl Paul came to America through Ellis Island in New York from a country few in Flint, Michigan, know much about. North Macedonia, officially the Republic of North Macedonia, is a country in Southeast Europe. In 1991, the tiny country became recognized as one of the successor states of Yugoslavia. Today, the Slavic country is a member of NATO.Carl and many of his fellow Macedonian immigrants eventually found their way to Flint. They came from a small mountain village in southern Macedonia near the border with Greece.   The immigrants of Bouf, Macedonia, have contributed mightily to the Flint economy, culture, and business leadership.Once in Flint, Michigan, Carl Paul and his partner, Angelo Nikoloff, established one of the most loved and iconic restaurants in mid-Michigan. While the Flint-style Coney Island hot dog was not the invention of the two entrepreneurs, they certainly contributed to making a part of the culinary culture of the Flint region.  Ironically, in Macedonia, the coney island hot dog, Flint style, is nowhere to be found on the menu.    Our podcast episode guest, Karen Paul Holmes, grew up in Flint, her father, Carl Paul, and Angelo Nikoloff were the original partners of Angelo's Coney Island. While a teenager, Karen waitressed at her father's famous restaurant during summer school recess. Karen shares the story of her hardworking Flint family, whose life work defines Flint almost as much as trucks and cars made in the city.Karen reads three of her most endearing poems. The first poem recalls her father returning home for family dinners after a long work day at Angelo's Coney Island. The second poem is an emotional tribute to her father and his leaving Bouf, Macedonia, for a better life in the United States. The last is a poem of beautiful prose about the Great Lakes and cherry trees and the beauty of her father's newfound home, Michigan. Karen provides a near-recipe for Flint Style Coney Sauce in her second poetry collection, No Such Thing as Distance (Terrapin, 2018), which contains poems about growing up in Michigan and her parents' emigration to Flint from Macedonia and Australia. Poems from that book have been read by Garrison Keillor on The Writer's Almanac and by former U.S.Poet Laureate Tracy K. Smith on The Slowdown podcast.Her first book, Untying the Knot (Aldrich, 2014), chronicles grief and healing from divorce. She has been published in over 100 journals and anthologies and was named the bestemerging poet by Stay Thirsty Media.Politically FitPolitics affects every aspect of your life. Whether it's the pothole you encounter on...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

This is The All Local 12pm update, 9.13.22

- The Mets have 20 games left in the 2022 regular season. Do they have what it takes to hold off the Braves? Our boys are 1.5 games up, and the Braves seem to have come back to life. - A disrespectful 9/11 tribute in the Marlins ballpark. - Should the Mets bring back Dom Smith for one last chance? - David Wright retired 4 years ago today, and as you can imagine it was a very emotional day for not only the Wright family, but Julia Quadrino - Rawlings will finally award Gold Gloves to a utility player in both the AL and NL. Do Luis Guillorme and Jeff McNeil have a chance? - Also..... Is there a new T7L calendar format for 2023 on deck??? The wheels are spinning. All that and whatever else comes up with Darren and Julia live from T7LHQ. RATE, REVIEW, AND SUBSCRIBE. Thank to Coney Island Brewing Company! The official craft beer of Orange and Blue Thing and proud parter of the New York Mets! Visit their portable bar in section 114 at Citi Field, hit up www.coneyislandbeer.com to see where you can pick up some tasty beers, or visit their brewery at the home of the Brooklyn Cyclones in Coney Island! Text “CONEYMETS” to 855-933-4223 to be in the running for (2) free season tickets for 2023 at Citi Field! Hit up www.TickPick.com to grab tickets to your next Mets game! Use the code OABT for $10 your first purchase of $99 or more! No fees, instantly transferred to your MLB Ballpark App, and hassle free. With ticket prices 10% lower than their largest competitor, they've saved their customers millions.

Dave Finley's adage is “The Louder the Snap, the Better the Dog.”  He is Director of Food Safety and Compliance at National Coney Island Restaurants, and the dog he is referring to is a coney dog. National Coney Island Restaurants offer brick and mortar locations, food trucks, catering, coney carts, and coney kits. Dave's 31 year journey started with the company as a teen working as a busser and dishwasher. Do you know what a coney dog is? Dave informs us. Dave tells us about the company's success at fostering a culture that results in employee loyalty. Food and Safety is an important part of every business. Dave shares his insight into why he decided to work in this field and what it means for him.

The All Local, 12pm Update, 9/12/2022 

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Season Two's theme is “Growing Up in Coney Island” through the decades, from the 1930s to the 21st century. In Episode Seven, narrators who grew up here in the 1990s share stories of loss and change. They remember living in Gravesend Houses and Sea Rise apartments as well as on West 5th, West 8th and West 19th Streets. The Boardwalk, the Beach, Astroland, the Cyclone Roller Coaster and the Wonder Wheel were their playgrounds.The decade began with the Cyclone winning a spot on the National Register of Historic Places in 1991. The same year, a fire gutted the wooden house under Coney's other surviving roller coaster from the 1920s, the still standing but nonoperational Thunderbolt. The house was known to film lovers as Woody Allen's boyhood home in the movie Annie Hall, but it was originally built as the Kensington Hotel in the late 1800s. It was the last remaining structure from Coney's original waterfront, since the shoreline at that time was much farther inland than it is now. The 1925 coaster was caught between an owner who neglected it, and City officials who considered it an eyesore. Some viewed the Thunderbolt as a symbol of Coney's decline, but to many, it served as a monument to survival.The oral histories in Episode Seven are with Tiana Camacho, Emmanuel Elpenord, Theresa Giovinni, Allen James, and Marina Rubin The interviews were conducted by Amanda Deutch, Katya Kumkova, Ali Lemer, Samira Tazari, and Tricia Vita between 2014 and 2020. This episode was produced by Charles Denson, Ali Lemer and Tricia Vita. Music by Blue Dot Sessions.This program is sponsored in part by an Action Grant from Humanities New York with funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Tracie continues fact checking her Diamond Girl. Rich points out who Beyoncé left out of her "Break My Soul" remix breakdown. Then, they revisit Elton John's bitchiness toward Madonna. Plus, Tracie gives an update to her feud with PayPal.To see the picture of Rich and Brian being scared in Coney Island, access bonus episodes, and to read Tracie's forthcoming biography of Jameela Jamil, visit Pot Psychology's Patreon.You can read Aretha Franklin's press release about how she's the Queen here.Read more of Björk's fart interview here.Watch Elton John's bitchy compilation here.Check out the photo where Mariah Facetuned herself but not Beyoncé—and see all of our other Diamond Girls—on our Instagram.

- This past weekend at Citi was a disaster. Brush it off and get back after it. - Rain out yesterday in Pittsburgh and it didn't even rain. - The Braves have been playing ridiculous ball since June 1st. Is it all going to come down to that final series in ATL? - Bartolo Colon and Howard Johnson are confirmed for the QBC. - Baty hurt. Nervous about Scherzer? Trevor May on the IL again. Luis Guillorme is coming back. - Is "Narco" getting played out? - PLAYOFF WATCH PARTIES IN NYC! What's the deal??? All that and whatever else comes up with Darren and Julia live from T7LHQ. RATE, REVIEW, AND SUBSCRIBE. Thank to Coney Island Brewing Company! The official craft beer of Orange and Blue Thing and proud parter of the New York Mets! Visit their portable bar in section 114 at Citi Field, hit up www.coneyislandbeer.com to see where you can pick up some tasty beers, or visit their brewery at the home of the Brooklyn Cyclones in Coney Island! Text “CONEYMETS” to 855-933-4223 to be in the running for (2) free season tickets for 2023 at Citi Field! Hit up www.TickPick.com to grab tickets to your next Mets game! Use the code OABT for $10 your first purchase of $99 or more! No fees, instantly transferred to your MLB Ballpark App, and hassle free. With ticket prices 10% lower than their largest competitor, they've saved their customers millions.

Take the spookiest ride of your life as the Ghouls discuss the sticky, smelly, gory and ghosty underbellies lurking beneath your favorite low budget theme parks -- from Six Flags to Coney Island and all the way up to Wisconsin Dells. In this episode, Caroline recounts a few violent rollercoaster, waterslide and drop ride deaths and injuries, while Grace introduces us to the spirits of those who met their untimely demise enjoying a carefree day at the amusement park. What does it mean for a ghost to prowl? Why doesn't the U.S. Government track the number of people who die on rollercoasters? How should you react when your wife becomes obsessed with the wooden horse you carved for the local carnival merry-go-round? Listen now to learn the answers to these questions and so much more. Beep beep, b!tches, the Venga Bus is coming!    Do you have a topic suggestion for an upcoming episode or a scary story to share with the Ghouls? Drop us a line at ghoulgangpodcast@gmail.com or hit us up on on Twitter (@ghoulgangpod666) or Instagram (@ghoulgangpodcast).

The Coney Island Mermaid Parade isn't linked to a holiday, religious affiliation or corporate celebration – it's a celebration of having fun and getting a little weird.   READ MORE IN THE ATLAS: https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/coney-island-mermaid-parade

- The Dodgers are in town. Big test for the Mets on deck - Old Timers Day was all that and more - Where is The 7 Line Army going in 2023?!?!?! - The real origin story of Donnie Stevenson finally comes out from Pete Alonso - Tailgate with us on Wednesday at Citi Field! All that and whatever else comes up with Darren and Julia live from T7LHQ. RATE, REVIEW, AND SUBSCRIBE. Thank to Coney Island Brewing Company! The official craft beer of Orange and Blue Thing and proud parter of the New York Mets! Visit their portable bar in section 114 at Citi Field, hit up www.coneyislandbeer.com to see where you can pick up some tasty beers, or visit their brewery at the home of the Brooklyn Cyclones in Coney Island! Text “CONEYMETS” to 855-933-4223 to be in the running for (2) free season tickets for 2023 at Citi Field! Hit up www.TickPick.com to grab tickets to your next Mets game! Use the code OABT for $10 your first purchase of $99 or more! No fees, instantly transferred to your MLB Ballpark App, and hassle free. With ticket prices 10% lower than their largest competitor, they've saved their customers millions.

For many tourists, Coney Island was the epitome of summer. However, the carnivals and fun houses revealed another side of human nature. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.