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Jerry in Greenwich CT called Mark to let him know he wants all his kids to buy only American made cars. Dave in Chicago calls Mark to ask him some questions about Susie Wiles who works for Trump.

Jerry in Greenwich CT called Mark to let him know he wants all his kids to buy only American made cars. Dave in Chicago calls Mark to ask him some questions about Susie Wiles who works for Trump. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bob in New Rochelle NY wants to know from, Mark , why is the left so violent? Jerry in Greenwich CT calls Mark to let him know that Jasmine Crockett, Maxine Waters, and President Biden are the number one terrorist's in the USA.

Bob in New Rochelle NY wants to know from, Mark , why is the left so violent? Jerry in Greenwich CT calls Mark to let him know that Jasmine Crockett, Maxine Waters, and President Biden are the number one terrorist's in the USA. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dave in Chicago calls in to ask Mark about Tim Walz's chances of becoming President in 2028? Jerry in Greenwich Ct called in to ask Mark what's going on with Great Britain and the USA?

Jerry in Greenwich CT calls Mark to ask him if any illegal immigrants we're sent back to china yet? Al in Yonkers NY lets Mark know his opinion on how Trump can weaken Iran.

Matt in Long Island NY calls Mark to let him know he's upset with Karoline Kennedy's comments about RFK. Jr. Jerry in Greenwich CT called Mark to tell him that Alejandro Mayorkas lied about the Border being secure.

Now that the holidays are officially over, it's time to look back on the last few weeks and identify what worked well and what just didn't so next year we don't end up in the same unfulfilling patterns during the precious time of the holiday season. Too many of us KILLED ourselves to keep traditions alive that no longer serve us and our families, AND too many of us engaged in extreme people pleasing at a large cost to our own peace. This week I'm also sharing a listener's moving story about finding gratitude amidst unimaginable loss. It's a reminder that the holiday season is not just about perfection but about connection, healing, and joy in the small moments – and prioritizing your mental health.In this episode:• A sneak peek into my upcoming girls' getaway to the Mirabeau Inn & Spa in Rhinebeck, NY, with my best friend, Alison Seponara.• The joy of incorporating new traditions, like tinsel on the Christmas tree, and rethinking old ones that no longer serve us.• Why it's okay to say “no” to holiday obligations and prioritize your family's unique needs.• Reflections on past holidays, navigating childhood traditions with divorced parents, and how those experiences shape my current holiday approach.• The balance between people-pleasing and preserving your peace—and how to make self-care a priority. Thank You to This Week's Sponsors!A big shoutout to Room For Paws Pet Resort in Stamford, CT, for keeping Bleecker happy and loved during our busiest holiday weeks. Their exceptional care makes traveling a breeze! Check them out at RoomForPawsPetResort.com. And I've talked about Steam before on That Greenwich Life. Order takeout or delivery (or dine in) at this Greenwich Avenue restaurant. The ingredients are fresh, everything is homemade and the soup dumplings are perfection. Give yourself the night off from cooking and let Steam do it for you. Order at steamgreenwich.com And as always thank you to Podpopuli for having me in your Greenwich CT studio. Let's Stay Connected!• Follow me on Instagram: @DorothyOnTV• Check out my website: DorothyOnTV.com• Watch the show on YouTube: youtube.com/@DorothyOnTV• Don't Forget to Shop That Greenwich Life Merch!Treat yourself or a loved one to That Greenwich Life merch—perfect for cozy winter nights or as thoughtful gifts. Explore hoodies, mugs, and more under the Shop tab on DorothyOnTV.com. Thanks for tuning in, and remember: don't just live your life—love it! See you in the New Year!

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The election is over, and whether your candidate won or lost, we ALL have the chance to choose kindness and tolerance toward each other and reject hate every single minute of every single day. It's not often on this show that I talk about specific things that happen in Greenwich that involve other people – afterall it's NOT a gossip show even though some would like to hear the juicy dish on this town. But the stories I'm sharing this week needed to be told in the hopes that it will inspire us all to be a bit more tolerant of each other and leave any sense of entitlement we may have behind – whether you live in Greenwich or anywhere else in this world. It's easy to be angry and act on that anger – but it's also easy to be kind, especially when our kids are watching our every move.Follow me for more on Instagram @DorothyOnTv and at www.DorothyOnTV.com and head on over to my Youtube channel to watch full episodes of the show. Special thanks to @podpopuli - they take the hard parts out of podcasting by graciously hosting me in their new Greenwich CT studio, and a heartfelt thanks also to this episode's sponsor: Steam on Greenwich Avenue. Visit www. SteamGreenwich.com for authentic dishes like dim sum, noodles, rice, duck and more – and take a night off from making dinner. In an effort to foster community, Steam has also extended the hours of their lunch special to middle-school and high-school students so they can dine in at their Greenwich Avenue and afford a decent meal in a safe setting.And don't forget to shop the That Greenwich Life MERCH store!!! Hats, sweatshirts, coffee mugs, even baby onesies – if you want it, we've got it! SHOP NOW through my website – www.DorothyOnTV.com – by clicking the SHOP tab at the top right of the page. And remember – Don't just live your life, love it!

It's time to tell the story of how I ended up sharing a private moment – and a drink – with one of the biggest rap moguls in music history one night in the early 2000s. He is now in federal custody after being arrested and charged for multiple crimes including sex trafficking with two dozen other lawsuits filed against him accusing him of drugging, assulting and even raping people. You don't want to miss this. In the early days of my career as a celebrity reporter working for People magazine, I was paid to party in New York City, and this is only one of dozens of tales from the vault. Follow me for more on Instagram @DorothyOnTv and at www.DorothyOnTV.com and head on over to my Youtube channel to watch full episodes of the show. Special thanks to @podpopuli - they take the hard parts out of podcasting by graciously hosting me in their new Greenwich CT studio, and a heartfelt thanks also to this episode's sponsor: Steam on Greenwich Avenue. Visit www. SteamGreenwich.com for authentic dishes like dim sum, noodles, rice, duck and more – and take a night off from making dinner. In an effort to foster community, Steam has also extended the hours of their lunch special to middle-school and high-school students so they can dine in at their Greenwich Avenue and afford a decent meal in a safe setting. And don't forget to shop the That Greenwich Life MERCH store!!! Hats, sweatshirts, coffee mugs, even baby onesies – if you want it, we've got it! SHOP NOW through my website – www.DorothyOnTV.com – by clicking the SHOP tab at the top right of the page. And remember – Don't just live your life, love it!

Being sick sucks. Being really sick – I'm talking “hospital” sick, “can't-figure-out-what's-wrong-and-you-have-to-see-a-million-specialists” sick really sucks. It's an emotional roller coaster whether you are the patient or someone you love is. It can be traumatic – I know it was for me when I went through 4+ years of pregnancy loss, miscarriage, and failed IVF – and navigating the healthcare system (and being made to feel like a number instead of a human being) was its own secondary trauma for me and so many others. But my dear friend, Dr. Tracy Shevell, M.D., is changing that for people – with a focus on women – and helping them navigate the most complex health mysteries while at the same time empowering them throughout their journeys. She joined me in Podpopuli's Greenwich CT studio on the most recent episode of That Greenwich Life, and shared an action plan for when -- not if – a health crisis strikes. Follow her on Instagram @tracyshevellmd where she hosts regular “office hours” or find out more about her personalized offerings at her website: www.tracyshevellmd.com She shepherded me through a very confusing medical crisis – a riddle, really with no answer - and for all her clients, she is part therapist, part doctor, all friend. I'm forever grateful to her, and so glad now she is helping so many others. Follow me for more on Instagram @DorothyOnTv and at www.DorothyOnTV.com and head on over to my Youtube channel to watch full episodes of the show. Special thanks to @podpopuli - they take the hard parts out of podcasting by graciously hosting me in their new Greenwich CT studio, and a heartfelt thanks also to this episode's sponsor: Steam on Greenwich Avenue. Visit www. SteamGreenwich.com for authentic dishes like dim sum, noodles, rice, duck and more – and take a night off from making dinner. As part of their commitment to bettering the entire Greenwich community, Steam has even extended their mid-day lunch specials so middle-school and high-school students have a safe place to hang out and enjoy a delicious meal at an affordable price after school. Take a night off from cooking, and order Steam instead to support this amazing establishment in our town!And don't forget to shop the That Greenwich Life MERCH store!!! Hats, sweatshirts, coffee mugs, even baby onesies – if you want it, we've got it! SHOP NOW through my website – www.DorothyOnTV.com – by clicking the SHOP tab at the top right of the page. And remember – Don't just live your life, love it!

If you want to live your life as your authentic self – not the person you want others to see – but as you, the real you, then we all know we have work to do and tools to find that can help with that. One of those tools is Human Design. Never heard of it? Yea, me neither, but I learned a lot this week from my in-studio guest, Brianne Cuttler of Be Aligned, an intuitive life and success coach and expert in Human Design. Before we sat down together, I sent her my date of birth (9/1/1981), my time of birth (7:21 pm) and place of birth (Philadelphia, PA) and she did a custom reading (I know – it sounds like astrology but it's not), providing info that helps me understand my soul's energy better so I can more effectively navigate all the energies around me (Brianne – did I get that right?). It's fascinating, it's fun and it's FACTUAL. So much of what she told me, just HIT. You can find out more (and contact her for your own private session) at her Instagram @Be.Aligned.BC and check out her latest offering with one of my favorite people in the world (and a past That Greenwich Life guest – episode 6 - go check her out), Julie Vincent of Clear Space For Joy. Together, starting Nov 7, they are launching The Joyful Alignment Mentorship, a supportive community for sacred discussions and self-discovery through Human Design, mindfulness, and embodied practices. Follow me for more on Instagram @DorothyOnTv and at www.DorothyOnTV.com and head on over to my Youtube channel to watch full episodes of the show. Special thanks to @podpopuli - they take the hard parts out of podcasting by graciously hosting me in their new Greenwich CT studio, and a heartfelt thanks also to this episode's sponsor: Steam on Greenwich Avenue. Visit www. SteamGreenwich.com for authentic dishes like dim sum, noodles, rice, duck and more – and take a night off from making dinner. My picky kids can't get enough of the chicken lo mein made with fresh ingredients, so it's a no-brainer in my house.And don't forget to shop the That Greenwich Life MERCH store!!! Hats, sweatshirts, coffee mugs, even baby onesies – if you want it, we've got it! SHOP NOW through my website – www.DorothyOnTV.com – by clicking the SHOP tab at the top right of the page. Remember – Don't just live your life, love it!

Have you ever felt like you're giving maximum effort to something but still feeling stuck? You aren't getting the results you want, no matter how hard you try. The truth is, there is something each and every one of us wants to change right this very minute – about ourselves, about our lives, about others (good luck with that!), and there's one place we can all start: we can change our definition of “success.”This week I'm welcoming back to the show one of Instagram's leading advocates for anxiety healing and mental health. You met her a few months back in Episode 4 of That Greenwich Life, “Are We All Just Imposters?” Her name is Alison Seponara, otherwise known as @theanxietyhealer on Instagram (and my best friend of almost 30 years) and she has created a devoted community of more than 570,000 people who turn to her day in and day out. She's the author of two incredible books - The Anxiety Healer's Guide: Coping Strategies and Mindfulness Techniques to Calm the Mind and Body, and her new book is currently available for pre-order, The Anxiety Healer's Guide for Clinicians. She's a licensed therapist with her own private practice, and she's the co-host of the highly successful podcast, The Anxiety Chicks. Follow Alison on Instagram @theanxietyhealer and @theanxietychicks and check out her website too www.theanxietyhealer.com And Follow Dorothy for more on Instagram @DorothyOnTv and at www.DorothyOnTV.com and head on over to her Youtube channel to watch full episodes of the show. Special thanks to @podpopuli - they take the hard parts out of podcasting by graciously hosting Dorothy in their new Greenwich CT studio, and a heartfelt thanks also to this episode's sponsor: Jonathan's Travels. Book your next dream getaway at https://www.jonathanstravels.us and follow them on Instagram @JonathansTravels ! And don't forget to shop the That Greenwich Life MERCH store!!! Hats, sweatshirts, coffee mugs, even baby onesies – if you want it, we've got it! SHOP NOW through Dorothy's website – www.DorothyOnTV.com – by clicking the SHOP tab at the top right of the page. And remember – Don't just live your life, love it!

In Episode 18 of That Greenwich Life, your host, Dorothy Cascerceri Simone, is digging into the secondary trauma so many listeners reported experiencing while going through one of the hardest times of their life: The silence of people they considered to be their closest support system. This crushing disconnect can make a dark time darker, and you will never believe (or sadly you may know yourself) how common it really is. Follow Dorothy for more on Instagram @DorothyOnTv and at www.DorothyOnTV.com and head on over to her Youtube channel to watch full episodes of the show. Special thanks to @podpopuli - they take the hard parts out of podcasting by graciously hosting Dorothy in their new Greenwich CT studio, and a heartfelt thanks also to this episode's sponsor: Jonathan's Travels. Book your next dream getaway at https://www.jonathanstravels.us and follow them on Instagram @JonathansTravels ! And don't forget to shop the That Greenwich Life MERCH store!!! Hats, sweatshirts, coffee mugs, even baby onesies – if you want it, we've got it! SHOP NOW through Dorothy's website – www.DorothyOnTV.com – by clicking the SHOP tab at the top right of the page. And remember – Don't just live your life, love it!

In Episode 17 of That Greenwich Life, your host, Dorothy Cascerceri Simone, is digging into what defines “HOT” – and it's not what you think.Inspired by a “45 and HOT” Greenwich birthday party she attended, Dorothy brings fellow Greenwich Mom and Head of Community at HeyMama on the show, Penny Goffman to talk about this confidence-based mindset we all need to have, no matter our age. Stay tuned to the end of the episode for the weekly “Work ON.” Just like we all have our daily and weekly workouts, on That Greenwich Life, Dorothy is leaving you each episode with your weekly “Work ON” -- something small you can think about and do during the week that brings you more peace, balance and introspection. Follow Dorothy for more on Instagram @DorothyOnTv and at www.DorothyOnTV.com and head on over to her Youtube channel to watch full episodes of the show. Follow Penny for more on Instagram @ThatPennyLife_ and check out HeyMama for a one-of-a-kind membership community for moms in business.Special thanks to @podpopuli - they take the hard parts out of podcasting by graciously hosting Dorothy in their new Greenwich CT studio, and a heartfelt thanks also to this episode's sponsor: Jonathan's Travels and follow them on Instagram @JonathansTravels ! And don't forget to shop the That Greenwich Life MERCH store!!! Hats, sweatshirts, coffee mugs, even baby onesies – if you want it, we've got it! SHOP NOW through Dorothy's website – www.DorothyOnTV.com – by clicking the SHOP tab at the top right of the page. And remember – Don't just live your life, love it!

We are still pinching ourselves that we had the honor of speaking with Suzanne Stabile! This conversation is filled with grace, truth, love, and wisdom as we are all figuring out how to live in such a divided society. As an internationally recognized Enneagram Master, Suzanne has conducted over 500 Enneagram workshops over the past 30 years. She has spoken to College audiences that include Baylor and Drury Universities, Hendrix College, Perkins School of Theology (SMU) and Brite Divinity School (TCU), Formation Gathering 2017 (Harvard Divinity School), Pepperdine Bible Lectures 2017, Seminary of the Southwest, hundreds of churches across America including First Baptist Austin, Highland Park United Methodist, Dallas, First Congregational Church, L.A., Otter Creek Church, Nashville, First Baptist Church, Portland, and teaches in the Baylor Health Care System, in Dallas, in both the Cancer and Transplant Hospitals. Additionally, she has taught at Richard Rohr's Center for Action and Contemplation and has been a speaker for Conferences offered by the CAC. She taught with Father Rohr to an international audience in Assisi, Italy, on The Enneagram and Paradox. Other events Suzanne has spoken at include The North Texas Conference of the United Methodist Church, Christianity 21, The Festival of Courage and Faith in Greenwich CT, the Emerging Christianity and Telemachus Conferences, the Southwest Regional Gathering of the Disciples of Christ, Laity Lodge and The Apprentice Gathering. Suzanne received her B.S. in Social Sciences from Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas where she also completed additional graduate work in the Schools of Sociology and Theology. She has served as a high school professor, the first women's basketball coach at SMU after Title IX, and as the founding Director of Shared Housing, a social service agency in Dallas. When she is not on the road teaching and lecturing, Suzanne is at home in Dallas, Texas with her husband Rev. Joseph Stabile, a United Methodist pastor with whom she co-founded Life in the Trinity Ministry and the Micah Center. She is the mother of four children and grandmother of nine: Will, Noah, Sam, Gracie, Elle, Joley, Jase, Piper, and Josie.

In episode 16 of That Greenwich Life, Dorothy Cascerceri Simone continues the conversation from last week and shares a bit more about her personal grief journey. More importantly she's sharing a few tools she has learned along the way that have immensely helped her – and can help you too (or can even help you help a loved one or friend who is going through a challenging time).Follow Dorothy for more on Instagram @DorothyOnTv and at www.DorothyOnTV.com and head on over to her Youtube channel to watch full episodes of the show. Special thanks to Podpopuli - they take the hard parts out of podcasting by graciously hosting Dorothy in their new Greenwich CT studio, and a heartfelt thanks also to this episode's sponsor: Jonathan's Travels. Book your next dream getaway with them, and follow them on Instagram @JonathansTravels ! And don't forget to shop the That Greenwich Life MERCH store!!! Hats, sweatshirts, coffee mugs, even baby onesies – if you want it, we've got it! SHOP NOW through Dorothy's website – www.DorothyOnTV.com – by clicking the SHOP tab at the top right of the page. And remember – Don't just live your life, love it!

It took 15 episodes of That Greenwich Life for our host Dorothy Cascerceri Simone to break … really break. This week, she proves that grief enters the chat when we least expect it, and if you've endured loss, heartache or heartbreak of any kind, this episode is for you.It's personal. It's emotional. But there's always light at the end of the tunnel.She reached for a tissue box, and you may want to also. Stay tuned to the end of the episode for the weekly “Work ON.” Just like we all have our daily and weekly workouts, on That Greenwich Life, Dorothy is leaving you each episode with your weekly “Work ON” -- something small you can think about and do during the week that brings you more peace, balance and introspection. Follow Dorothy for more on Instagram @DorothyOnTv and at www.DorothyOnTV.com and head on over to her Youtube channel to watch full episodes of the show. Special thanks to Podpopuli - they take the hard parts out of podcasting by graciously hosting Dorothy in their new Greenwich CT studio, and a heartfelt thanks also to this episode's sponsor: Jonathan's Travels. Book your next dream getaway with them, and follow them on Instagram @JonathansTravels ! And don't forget to shop the That Greenwich Life MERCH store!!! Hats, sweatshirts, coffee mugs, even baby onesies – if you want it, we've got it! SHOP NOW through Dorothy's website – www.DorothyOnTV.com – by clicking the SHOP tab at the top right of the page. And remember – Don't just live your life, love it!

HUGE Announcement this week on That Greenwich Life! The show officially has its very own MERCH store!!! Hats, sweatshirts, coffee mugs, even baby onesies – if you want it, we've got it!SHOP NOW through my website – www.DorothyOnTV.com – just click the SHOP tab at the top of the page.On Episode 14 of That Greenwich Life, Dorothy is joined in the Podpopuli studio by Kate Stone, the owner of Kate Stone College Consulting. She is an NYU graduate and Princeton teaching fellow with more than a decade of experience in college prep, admissions, and post-graduation job placement with a proven track record of a 93% acceptance rate to students' top choice schools.Through her business, she's healing a very stressful time in many families' lives, and she's sharing what top schools are looking for in candidates, how to cultivate a genuine love of learning in your kids at an early age and how - even if your college days are WELL behind you – you can apply the same principles to your own life. She shares so many secrets - you do not want to miss. Stay tuned to the end of the episode for the weekly “Work ON.” Just like we all have our daily and weekly workouts, on That Greenwich Life, I'm leaving you each episode with your weekly “Work ON” -- something small you can think about and do during the week that brings you more peace, balance and introspection. Follow me for more on Instagram @DorothyOnTv and at www.DorothyOnTV.com and head on over to my Youtube channel to watch full episodes of the show. Special thanks to @podpopuli - they take the hard parts out of podcasting by graciously hosting me in their new Greenwich CT studio, and a heartfelt thanks also to this episode's sponsor: Jonathan's Travels. Book your next dream getaway at https://www.jonathanstravels.us and follow them on Instagram @JonathansTravels ! And remember – Don't just live your life, love it!

This week's episode addresses the whiplash of life we all feel from time to time. That moment of peace and happiness when something great happens and then that low low when things don't go as planned or we get bad news. It's so hard in these moments to cope, keep up and make sense of it all.Stay tuned to the end of the episode for the weekly “Work ON.” Just like we all have our daily and weekly workouts, on That Greenwich Life, I'm leaving you each episode with your weekly “Work ON” -- something small you can think about and do during the week that brings you more peace, balance and introspection. Follow me for more on Instagram @DorothyOnTv and at www.DorothyOnTV.comSpecial thanks to @podpopulipodcasting - they take the hard parts out of podcasting by graciously hosting me in their new Greenwich CT studio, and a heartfelt thanks also to this episode's sponsor: Jonathan's Travels. Book your next dream getaway at https://www.jonathanstravels.us and follow them on Instagram @JonathansTravels !Links I promised you from the episode: PoshMom.com The Smyth TribecaThe Real Real And remember – Don't just live your life, love it!

The quote: “ ‘I just don't want that for myself anymore' is a valid enough reason to stop anything” kicked off this new episode about the power of the word NO. Too often we kill ourselves in the spirit of saying yes to everything – and everyone – and many of us are too afraid to create healthy boundaries. Joining me to discuss this and more is my longtime friend, Public relations powerhouse Gwen Wunderlich, whose company Wunderlich Kaplan Communications has offices in NY, Miami and now Saudi Arabia. She has almost 27 years of experience working with the likes of Alicia Keyes, Bal Harbour Shops, Maserati, Swizz Beatz, the NFL and so much more – and she also created a program called The Enternship in 2014 to help women over 40 reinvent and reshift themselves. Her energy is electric, positive and exactly aligns with That Greenwich Life. And stay tuned to the end of the episode for the weekly “Work ON.” Just like we all have our daily and weekly workouts, on That Greenwich Life, I'm leaving you each episode with your weekly “Work ON” -- something small you can think about and do during the week that brings you more peace, balance and introspection. Follow me for more on Instagram @DorothyOnTv and at www.DorothyOnTV.com and follow Gwen on Instagram @GwenWunder and check out her website: https://wkc.globalSpecial thanks to @podpopulipodcasting - they take the hard parts out of podcasting by graciously hosting me in their new Greenwich CT studio, and a heartfelt thanks also to this episode's sponsor: Jauja Pet by Yanet. Book your pup an appointment today at https://jaujapet.com and follow them on Instagram @JaujaPetByYanet And remember - Don't just live your life, love it!

On August 17th, new rules rolled out that overhaul the way Realtors get paid to help people buy and sell their homes.   The changes are part of a $418 million settlement announced in March by the National Association of Realtors.   The changes end the ‘informal' rules of a typical agent commission payout.   Now real estate agents across the country must sign upfront with prospective homebuyers what they're willing to pay.   Historically the ‘sellers' paid commission fees for both their own agent and the home ‘buyer's' agent. The typical commission has been 5 to 6 percent split between the two brokers.   That structure was pretty much enforced by The National Association of Realtors which has roughly 1.5 million members who pay dues.  If a seller didn't agree to those terms their listing wasn't shown ion the multiple listing services that drive most home sales.   This latest decision basically makes commission sharing optional so that sellers' agents who don't want to pay buyers' fees can still list on databases.   Real Estate agents across the country have been attending trainings and learning the details of new contracts they must sign with prospective homebuyers.   Gideon Fountain is one of those agents and he's also one of the owners of WGCH Radio in Greenwich, CT where I broadcast my weekday radio show. He grew up in Greenwich and has been selling real estate in the Greenwich CT area since 1986. He's now an agent for Houlihan Lawrence.   I asked Gideon Fountain to join me in the studio to give me his take on the new real estate broker commission laws that just went into effect. He said;     “With these new rules if you're a Real Estate Broker or Agent you have to tell your home buyers ‘up front' that that they have to decide on the amount they're going to pay in commission whether you bring on somebody else to help you or not." "There are two places on this new contract, and it says, here's our service fee. And we might say our service fee is 2.5%. Let's just say we write that. Two and a half percent. Then we also have another paragraph that says, you authorize us to accept compensation from the seller." "If a buyer wants to look at a property and the seller is offering nothing, and that would be a very foolish move by the seller, I would say, then yes, you would say to the buyer, look, I'm happy to help you with this transaction, but I got to make money. I'm not, this is not charity. So here's my contract." "Pay me two and a half percent. For some buyers, that's entirely possible. They might think, well, what do I need you for? You know, I don't, but they have no idea." "But the buyer agent, it's amazing. You should hear the conversations between the soliciting agent and the buyer agent when the listing agent says my client won't go down one more penny. Can you make your guys go up a little bit and the buyer broker says? All right, I'll try whatever we're at a million five. What's it? What's your guy want? He wants a million 550 not a penny less So then the buyer broker goes back to the buyer says come on you guys are gonna lose this I mean we have there's very few choices right now You really believe you've lost out on six bidding words. You really want to hold out for $50,000, and the buyer says yes. So, then you go back to the listing agent. Sorry, they're not budging either. And then, you know, everybody sits still for a while. But this is the kind of give and take that exists and should not be interfered with by government action." "It's negotiation. “   Gideon believes real estate agents have remained viable because they accumulate an array of local market knowledge that is hard to duplicate.   “Going out each day and seeing properties noting their eventual selling prices and hearing customer reactions to those properties is an invaluable experience that a Zillow search will never match.”   For Home Buyers and Home Sellers there's good recap of these new rules and what it means for them on Bankrate.com in an article called;   “Realtors commissions changes are here: What they mean for homebuyers and sellers.”   Meanwhile enjoy this podcast of the rest of my live conversation with long time realtor Gideon Fountain on The Debbie Nigro Show. 

This week's episode was supposed to be a solo ep, but the person who inspired it has been begging me to co-host the show, so this week I'm so thrilled to be joined by my 8-year-old son, Nicholas. I've always said when Plan A doesn't work out – we're talking about the small things in your day-to-day and the larger things in life too – that Plan B is not always the “lesser, back-up plan.” In fact if we keep an open-mind, that B usually stands for Better. My son took it one step further a few weeks back saying, “Mom, the B is for ‘Better Than I Thought.'” It was a great reminder of how much our own stories and clinging to things can hold us back.And stay tuned to the end of the episode for the weekly “Work ON.” Just like we all have our daily and weekly workouts, on That Greenwich Life, I'm leaving you each episode with your weekly “Work ON” -- something small you can think about and do during the week that brings you more peace, balance and introspection. Follow me for more on Instagram @DorothyOnTv and at www.DorothyOnTV.comSpecial thanks to @podpopulipodcasting - they take the hard parts out of podcasting by graciously hosting me in their new Greenwich CT studio, and a heartfelt thanks also to this episode's sponsor: Jauja Pet by Yanet. Book your pup an appointment today at https://jaujapet.com and follow them on Instagram @JaujaPetByYanet.And remember - Don't just live your life, love it!

In this week's episode, joining me to share her inspiring leap is two-time Emmy award-winning national journalist turned entrepreneur, Jillian Mele. You've seen her on Fox & Friends and WPVI-TV in Philadelphia, but she walked away from her dream career because she knew she needed a change, and now she's helping people shape and tell their stories through her latest business venture called Skill Studio. I've known her for 30 years, we've done a few TV segments together through the years, and I know you will love her story as much as I do because it is one of reinvention, courage and listening to your true self. And stay tuned to the end of the episode for the weekly “Work ON.” Just like we all have our daily and weekly workouts, on That Greenwich Life, I'm leaving you each episode with your weekly “Work ON” -- something small you can think about and do during the week that brings you more peace, balance and introspection. Follow me for more on Instagram @DorothyOnTv and at www.DorothyOnTV.com and follow Jillian on Instagram @JillianBMele and check out Skill Studio at www.skillstudiocourses.com Special thanks to @podpopulipodcasting - they take the hard parts out of podcasting by graciously hosting me in their new Greenwich CT studio, and a heartfelt thanks also to this episode's sponsor: Jauja Pet by Yanet. Book your pup an appointment today at https://jaujapet.com and follow them on Instagram @JaujaPetByYanet And remember - Don't just live your life, love it!

In this week's episode, we're talking about how important it is to pick a direction when we communicate our needs and desires to others, and how too often we struggle getting clear with ourselves. We think we want one thing but we say we want something different, and then we wonder why the universe isn't giving us what we're seeking. And stay tuned to the end of the episode for the weekly “Work ON.” Just like we all have our daily and weekly workouts, on That Greenwich Life, I'm leaving you each episode with your weekly “Work ON” -- something small you can think about and do during the week that brings you more peace, balance and introspection. Follow me for more on Instagram @DorothyOnTv and at www.DorothyOnTV.com Special thanks to @podpopulipodcasting - they take the hard parts out of podcasting by graciously hosting me in their new Greenwich CT studio, and a heartfelt thanks also to this episode's sponsor: Jauja Pet by Yanet. Book your pup an appointment today at https://jaujapet.com and follow them on Instagram @JaujaPetByYanet And remember - Don't just live your life, love it! 

The latest episode of the Better Learning Podcast, hosted by Kevin Stoller, dives deep into the science of reading and the transformative shift in teaching methods. The conversation revolves around the history of reading instruction, highlighting the pitfalls of the balanced literacy approach and the crucial role of phonics and decoding skills. A significant theme in this episode is the need for urgent change in literacy instruction, driven by solid evidence and the success of structured literacy approaches. The discussion also touches on the hurdles educators face when implementing new methods, often met with resistance from established systems and publishing companies.   Takeaways The dominant teaching method of balanced literacy has not been effective in teaching children to read. Phonics and decoding skills are crucial for reading success. Implementing change in the education system can be challenging due to various factors, including financial interests and resistance to change. Open and compassionate discussions are essential for moving the field of literacy forward. The shift from balanced literacy to structured literacy has been driven by the need for evidence-based practices and improved student outcomes. Professional development is crucial for teachers to effectively implement structured literacy instruction. Parents play a vital role in advocating for their children's literacy education and should trust their instincts if they feel something is not right. There is a need for urgency in improving literacy instruction and trying new approaches to meet the needs of all students.   Faith Borkowsky, the founder of High Five Literacy, LLC, is an internationally respected and sought-after literacy consultant, certified dyslexia practitioner, and award-winning author and speaker. She has over thirty-five years of experience in literacy instruction - as a classroom teacher, reading and learning specialist, regional literacy coach, administrator, and private tutor. Judy Boksner has over 25 years of New York City Education experience as an educator, classroom teacher, coach, and reading specialist. Judy works with teachers and children all throughout areas in Brooklyn, the Bronx, and Greenwich Ct. She has extensive training in evidence-based methodologies such as Orton Gillingham, Wilson's Fundations, and The Hochman Method, also known as The Writing Revolution.     Sound Bites to Ponder:   "We got it wrong in a lot of ways." "Good readers could read words in isolation." "It was a curriculum disability rather than a learning disability." "A lot of kids weren't making the progress that they needed, even with one-on-one instruction." "The easy conversations where everybody's in a silo talking about the same thing, agreeing with each other every single time saying, yeah, you're right, you're right. Those aren't the kind of conversations that are actually going to shift the needle." "When you are teaching in those upper grades, you just can't understand why kids are coming up to you not reading."     Follow on Faith Borkowsky on Social Media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/faithborkowsky/   Follow on Judy Boksner on Social Media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/judy-boksner-478b5118/     Learn more about creating better learning environments at www.Kay-Twelve.com. Kevin Stoller is the host of the Better Learning Podcast and Co-Founder of Kay-Twelve, a national leader for educational furniture. Find out more about Kevin at https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinstoller/. For more episodes of the Better Learning Podcast, visit https://www.betterlearningpodcast.com/     Episode 190 of the Better Learning Podcast Kevin Stoller is the host of the Better Learning Podcast and Co-Founder of Kay-Twelve, a national leader for educational furniture. Learn more about creating better learning environments at www.Kay-Twelve.com.     For more information on our partners: Association for Learning Environments (A4LE) - https://www.a4le.org/ Education Leaders' Organization - https://www.ed-leaders.org/ Second Class Foundation - https://secondclassfoundation.org/ EDmarket - https://www.edmarket.org/ Catapult @ Penn GSE - https://catapult.gse.upenn.edu/  

We've talked a whole lot about keeping our minds and lives in balance on That Greenwich Life, but in this week's episode, we're focusing on our bodies. We've all dabbled in yoga at one point or another, but have you heard of the hottest new trend – Face yoga? I'm joined by yoga and meditation instructor, on-air fitness personality, my friend and Greenwich resident, Nicole Glor, who you've seen on Fox and Friends, Live With Kelly and Michael, on CBS This Morning, in Prevention magazine, among other places. She has 15 fitness videos on Youtube, and she's certified through the Fit Face Method for all your Face Yoga needs both in person and virtually. And stay tuned to the end of the episode for the weekly “Work ON.” Just like we all have our daily and weekly workouts, on That Greenwich Life, I'm leaving you each episode with your weekly “Work ON” -- something small you can think about and do during the week that brings you more peace, balance and introspection. Follow me for more on Instagram @DorothyOnTv and at www.DorothyOnTV.com and check out my guest, Nicole Glor on Instagram @Nikkifitness and @nikkifitness_face_yoga and at her website, www.nikkifitness.com . Her children's book, “Squirrel Yoga for Sunshine” is available on Amazon and a great way to bond with your little ones while also teaching them yoga, meditation and mindfulness. Special thanks to @podpopulipodcasting - they take the hard parts out of podcasting by graciously hosting me in their new Greenwich CT studio, and a heartfelt thanks also to this episode's sponsors: Jauja Pet by Yanet - book your pup an appointment today at https://jaujapet.com – and Medical Aesthetics PA Naomi Fisher - make an appointment today with Naomi at https://www.wellnessinsights.com and mention That Greenwich Life for 10 percent off. And remember - Don't just live your life, love it!

In this week's episode, I'm talking about our resistance to help from others – especially when we need it most – and what's behind it. The days of being a martyr are OVER, people! And stay tuned to the end of the episode for the weekly “Work ON.” Just like we all have our daily and weekly workouts, on That Greenwich Life, I'm leaving you each episode with your weekly “Work ON” -- something small you can think about and do during the week that brings you more peace, balance and introspection. In this week's episode your weekly “Work ON” is to say yes to help instead of insisting you don't need it. We all need it at one point or another! Follow me for more on Instagram @DorothyOnTv and at www.DorothyOnTV.com Special thanks to @podpopulipodcasting - they take the hard parts out of podcasting by graciously hosting me in their new Greenwich CT studio, and a heartfelt thanks also to this episode's sponsors: * Jauja Pet by Yanet - book your pup an appointment today at https://jaujapet.com * Medical Aesthetics PA Naomi Fisher - make an appointment today with Naomi at https://www.wellnessinsights.com and mention That Greenwich Life for 10 percent off. And remember - Don't just live your life, love it!

In this week's episode, I'm talking about something we could all use more of in our lives – JOY! - and the difference between joy and happiness. I bet you thought you were the same thing – so did I. I'm joined by special guest, mindset and wellness coach, yoga and meditation instructor and founder of “Clear Space For Joy,” Julie Vincent. She's sharing some tips on how we can clear space in our own lives for more joy and the difference between clearing space for joy and toxic fun-seeking. And stay tuned to the end of the episode for the weekly “Work ON.” Just like we all have our daily and weekly workouts, on That Greenwich Life, I'm leaving you each episode with your weekly “Work ON” -- something small you can think about and do during the week that brings you more peace, balance and introspection. In this week's episode your weekly “Work ON” will help you find joy in the small everyday moments you may be currently missing. Follow me for more on Instagram @DorothyOnTv and at www.DorothyOnTV.com , and follow my guest Julie Vincent on Instagram @IamJulieVincent and www.clearspaceforjoy.com . And if all of our talk about Portugal's magical Azores Islands has you planning your own getaway, check out the hotel we stayed at, The Pestana Bahia Praia, and DM me on IG for excursion reccos: https://www.pestana.com/en/hotel/pestana-bahia-praia And remember - Don't just live your life, love it! Special thanks to @podpopulipodcasting - they take the hard parts out of podcasting by graciously hosting me in their new Greenwich CT studio, and a heartfelt thanks also to this episode's sponsors: Jauja Pet by Yanet - book your pup an appointment today at https://jaujapet.com and Medical Aesthetics PA Naomi Fisher. Make an appointment today at https://www.wellnessinsights.com and mention That Greenwich Life for 10 percent off.

In this week's episode, I'm talking about expectations – those stories we create in our minds that can oftentimes lead to major disappointment. But did you know there are things we can do in the moment to stay more open-minded and accepting of however a situation unfolds? Stay tuned to the end of the episode for the weekly “Work ON.” Just like we all have our daily and weekly workouts, on That Greenwich Life, I'm leaving you each episode with your weekly “work ON” -- something small you can think about and do during the week that brings you more peace, balance and introspection. In this week's episode your weekly work ON will help you transform and reframe a challenging situation into a beautiful one. Follow me for more on Instagram @DorothyOnTv and at www.DorothyOnTV.com, and if this episode has you thinking about your own #VailSummer (or Fall) in VAIL, CO, head to https://discovervail.com to find your #VailMoment . And remember - Don't just live your life, love it!  Special thanks to @podpopulipodcasting - they take the hard parts out of podcasting by graciously hosting me in their new Greenwich CT studio, and a heartfelt thanks also to this episode's sponsors, Jauja Pet by Yanet and Medical Aesthetics PA Naomi Fisher.

In episode 3 of That Greenwich Life I'm digging deep into the insane pace of life we are ALL living, no matter where you call home. We think it's not our choice - but it is! I'm sharing how we can all slow down and live happier, more balanced lives. Stay tuned to the end of the episode for the weekly Work-ON. Just like we all have our daily and weekly workouts, on That Greenwich Life, I'm leaving you each episode with your weekly work-ON: something small you can think about and do during the week that brings you more peace, balance and introspection. Follow me for more @DorothyOnTv and at www.DorothyOnTV.com Don't just live your life, love it! Special thanks to @podpopulipodcasting - they take all the hard parts out of podcasting by graciously hosting me in their new Greenwich CT studio, and a heartfelt thanks also to our episode sponsors, Party Host Helpers and The Big Picture Art.

Fr. Roger J. Landry St. Michael’s Church, Greenwich, Connecticut May 22, 2024   To listen to this talk, giving during the fifth day of the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage, please click below: https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/catholicpreaching/5.22.24_Living_Marys_Eucharistic_Mystery_1.mp3 The post Reliving Mary’s Eucharistic Mystery in Christ, St. Michael’s Church in Greenwich, Connecticut, May 22, 2024 appeared first on Catholic Preaching.

The latest TurfNet All Star of Turf is Jim Pavonetti, CGCS, of Fairview Country Club in Greenwich, Connecticut. A graduate of the Rutgers University turfgrass program, Pavonetti has developed a reputation for providing exceptional playing conditions while also being recognized for his efforts at producing an environmentally friendly landscape. In his 17th season at Fairview, Pavonetti previously was superintendent at the Edison Club and the West Point Golf Course at the U.S. Military Academy. In this episode of All Stars of Turf, Pavonetti discusses the importance of his work in government relations and how it benefits the turf industry, his penchant for great golf course photography and the importance of superintendents promoting their efforts while also meeting the exacting standards of a largely New York City membership.

The stock market has hit record highs, but we're also in a period of high interest rates and high inflation. What does that mean for your money? How and where do you invest in a volatile economy?  Our guest is stock market and asset management expert, Ed Long, Managing Principle of Avity, an investment management firm in Greenwich CT with over $1.5 billion in assets under management. With over a quarter of a century in managing both equities and bonds, Ed Long has also worked for U.S. Trust in Palm Beach, Florida, Lazard Asset Management in New York City, and Merrill Lynch Asset Management Group. 

I'm All About Innovation and Innovators So I Love This Story. In his new book “Clean Economy Now: Stories from the Front Lines of an American Business Revolution" Bob Keefe the Executive Director of E2 a national nonpartisan business group of 10,000 business leaders which has been around for 25 years, describes his recent travels across the country.    He wanted to witness first-hand all the clean energy projects in motion because of the significant private sector investment and job creation that's happened incredibly fast over the past 20 months since The Inflation Reduction Act.   Bob checked in on my show live from the Annual Society of Environmental Journalists, at the University of Pennsylvania co-hosted by the Penn Center for Science, Sustainability, and the Media, in collaboration with the Annenberg Public Policy Center. . He joined me live just minutes after the recent earthquake we had in the northeast rattled my radio studio in Greenwich CT.   Though the quake did hit parts of PA, and Bob and I had some fun talking about earthquakes in general since Bob is from L.A., Bob said he didn't really feel it, but what he mentioned he was feeling is an economic earthquake.   It's an economic revolution like we haven't seen says Bob. And he's making sure we are all paying attention.   “I truly believe that we are at the advent of an American economic revolution, the likes of which we have not seen in this country in generations, maybe if ever. And let me tell you why I say that.   “Right now, my organization is tracking clean energy job projects around the, or clean energy projects around the country since the passage of the landmark IRA, the Inflation Reduction Act and some other policies 20 months ago. And what we know is this, there are more than 300 major factories and other projects, clean energy projects, coming out of the ground across America right now. $118 billion worth of private sector investment. That's companies that are putting money into these projects. “ “These aren't government grants or loans. These are companies investing in America. A hundred thousand jobs have been already announced just in those past 20 months. When in this country have we ever seen 300 factories and other major projects coming out of the ground? When have we seen this kind of investment?” “We have foreign companies that are investing in the United States and creating jobs here now versus taking American jobs and doing stuff overseas. And it's not just creating all this economic growth, it's putting America on competitive again with the rest of the world.”   “We understand that we can't have a good economy without a good environment, and we can't have a good environment without a good economy. “   Bob points out that In New York alone there have been about a dozen major projects that E2 has tracked. $800 million worth of private sector investment in New York from companies, 3,000 plus jobs created. Bob and I talked about the offshore wind farm, the nation's first commercial offshore wind farm that just opened off Montauk, New York. Twelve turbines are going to provide enough juice for about 70,000 homes said Bob. And Bob mentioned there's another company that's building a converter station to essentially take offshore wind energy and convert it and get it onto the grid into people's homes.   Bob and I discussed many specific projects, besides the offshore wind farms including solar panel factories, battery technology and the potential of hydrogen as a clean fuel. I was captivated by what's happening and I think you will be too.   There's company called Air Products is now going to clean hydrogen and they're building one of the first factories in Messina, New York. In Connecticut, there's a company called Mott Corporation that's building filtration systems for use in things like this hydrogen. And mentioned there's another company called NEL, N-E-L, that relocated here from the Netherlands who are building something called electrolyzers that are going to be used by hydrogen plants like the one being built in Messina to produce hydrogen. Right now he said, there are something like 30 or 40, battery factories being built in America and about 60 solar factories popping up all around the country.   And l this is happening in places that Bob points out, you would not expect it to happen.   “As part of the book, I started off in a place called Kings Mountain, North Carolina. Well, Kings Mountain is home to an old lithium mine that was first established in the 1950s. At one time, it supplied lithium for the Manhattan Project, right? We all know what that is. Well, we have a company now that's restarting that mine because to supply batteries to manufacturers throughout the Southeast and other places. “   Drive down the street to Dalton, Georgia. And Dalton, Georgia used to be the carpet capital of the world, maybe it still is. Well right now a company called Q-Cells is building what will be the biggest, one of the biggest solar panel factories in the Western Hemisphere. Wow. In little old Dalton, Georgia. You know go a little further down the street in Georgia to Savannah and Kia and Hyundai are building one of the biggest electric vehicle factories on the planet. This is incredible stuff happening. “   I learned that Georgia is the number one state for clean energy projects right now. And that North Carolina has more investments in clean energy projects than any state. But big things are also happening in Alabama, Louisiana, New York, and I Connecticut.”   Arnold Schwarzenegger did the foreword to Bobs book.   “When I think about how far America has come in building a cleaner economy, I can't help but smile. It's hard to imagine we can fail, but make no mistake, we can If we do, it won't be a failure of innovation, of business. It will be a failure by us to come together to keep this great progress going. It will be a failure by us, collective us, to put aside our ideologies and political divisions and our complacency. It will be a failure for us too.” “If we do fail, it won't be a failure of innovation, or of business. It will be a failure by us to come together to keep this great progress going. It will be a failure by us, the collective us, to put aside our ideologies and political divisions and our complacency. “   Enjoy this fascinating interview about the current American Economic revolution in this podcast of my live conversation with Bob Keefe, Executive Director of E2, a national nonpartisan business group of 10,000 business leaders, on The Debbie Nigro Show.

Seven Million People Are Living with Alzheimer's Disease in the US. 80,000 in CT alone & twice as many unpaid family members and friends are providing their care. But the money being raised is making a difference.    Nobody signs up for a brain disorder that gets worse over time. Alzheimer's is a gradual decline in memory, thinking, behavior and social skills. These changes completely affect somebody's ability to function.    The bad news is the number of people with Alzheimer's is increasing, but the good news is there are real advancements in treatment. These advancements are being made possible by the continued donations to this cause.    There's a big gala benefit coming up in April in Greenwich CT (where I do my live show from) that hopes to help families in this dementia journey.   I invited Tim & Kelly Helstein the Chairs of The Alzheimer's Association upcoming ‘Celebrating Hope Gala' being held April 26th at the Delamar Greenwich Harbor in in Greenwich CT, to explain where the money raised goes to. They've been caregivers and know how hard it is.   Tim whose mom passed from Alzheimer's shared; “My mother's life ended way too soon and no sot only is it something that Kelly and I are doing to honor my mother through this but also to help educate and care and prevent the future generations from having to go through what my family, what my father, what Kelly and I have had to go through. You know, we spend our days telling stories to our kids who love it. In the morning, they always say, you know, tell us a new story about Nanny. Tell us a story that was really funny.” “It's because she can't share it herself. So really what Celebrating Hope is about is not only bringing awareness and celebrating all those who have moved on because of Alzheimer's, but also celebrating the hope that we can change this, that tomorrow is a new day, that tomorrow the sun rises and there will be what we call a white flower, the first person who has overcome and has been cured from Alzheimer's. And science has been doing so much and the doctors and the FDA, and so we're excited to see what tomorrow does hold but it's going to be a gathering for all of us to really celebrate that hope.”   Kelly Helstein, Tim's wife shared;  “Like Tim said you know we have three young kids and they are missing their grandmother so much and that's a good background story about why we're involved, but also I want to point out that it's just a great way to honor those who are struggling with the disease. You know, that's the first reason we stepped into this role, but also it's giving us a platform to raise awareness and funds to support research and almost just empower others who  are going through the same experience just to link arm in arm and say, us too, and just share our story with them and they share it with others and just create awareness all around.”   The Alzheimer's Association is the leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer's care, support and research.   Kristen Cusato, the Director of Communication for the Alzheimer's Association Connecticut Chapter & New England Research Champion also joined the show. She discussed the risk factors associated with Alzheimer's disease and emphasized the importance of lifestyle interventions to reduce the risk.   Kristin also shared there are real advancements in treatment and that the availability of these treatments can change the course of the disease.   The powerful CT chapter offers 24/7 support for the public, healthcare professionals and caregivers. This chapter has influenced public policy changes and provided support to Alzheimer's and dementia research in the hope of finding a cure.   There are many fundraising events held around the country to support Alzheimer's research and awareness. And the money is really making a difference. I encourage you to participate and support Alzheimer's research and awareness efforts.   The  11th Annual ‘Celebrating Hope Gala' is being held in Greenwich, CT April 26th. Enjoy this podcast of our live conversation on The Debbie Nigro Show.    The Debbie Nigro Show on  WGCH Radio. If you want to catch the show it airs Weekdays 11-12noon ET in the NY/CT area on 1490 on the dial. But you can listen from anywhere, just hit the ‘Listen Live' button on WGCH.com. Catch the podcasts of interviews after on DebbieNigro.com

In this episode, the guys discuss various news stories including a CISA alert about a former employee account compromise and Greenwich CT's request for $600k to fix poor cell service at a high school. They also address listener emails regarding their dislike of Teams and feedback on the Principal's Episode. The main topic of the episode centers around preparing for a virtual snow day, prompted by the recent blizzard in New York City that resulted in login issues for remote students.  Josh also brags about some killer Tweets he made recently while Chris vents about his SIS implementation, which does not include scheduled bathroom breaks. Fortinet music video https://twitter.com/i/status/1611450152509739008   Articles Discussed on this episode: https://www.cisa.gov/news-events/alerts/2024/02/15/cisa-and-ms-isac-release-advisory-compromised-account-used-access-state-government-organization https://www.govtech.com/education/k-12/greenwich-high-school-wants-631k-to-fix-poor-cell-service https://apnews.com/article/school-snow-day-remote-learning-2ef89fedcd4caefc3d6b6c483188e888 And don't forget Canva's onboarding hub: https://public.canva.site/canva-edu-district-resources   https://www.youtube.com/@k12techtalk Join the K12TechPro.com Community. Buy our merch!!! Absolute VIZOR Extreme Networks - Email dmayer@extremenetworks.com Fortinet - Email fortinetpodcast@fortinet.com NTP Oh, and... Email us at k12techtalk@gmail.com Tweet us err X us @k12techtalkpod Visit our LinkedIn page HERE

Today I am joined by Lydia Schrader! While working as an Interior Designer at an architectural firm in Greenwich, Connecticut, Lydia found time to illustrate the scenes which most inspired her during the day.  She decided to focus on building her eponymous brand as an artist full time in 2015. Lydia's artwork features a strong attention to detail and typically showcases interior and architectural elements throughout her work. Her own sunny disposition floods into her art resulting in a joyful body of work. It is often also nostalgic. Often painted off site in her studio from photographs, Lydia's artwork invokes the emotions of the remembered (or sometimes daydreamed) moment. What is so intriguing about buildings is their reflection of those who inhabit them. Interiors and architecture are what we intentionally surround ourselves with- for both shelter and comfort.Lydia's home studio has been in the lush gardens of Greenwich Connecticut, amid the city lights in Philadelphia, under the palms in Palm Beach, the lakes of Maine, the rolling hills Loudoun County in Virginia, and the latest— under the Spanish Moss in Savannah, Georgia.  Home is where her husband, Brent, and their Cuban kitty cat, Lulu, are. Lydia's WebsiteLydia's InstagramHanley FoundationSprout

In this episode, hosts Eric Fey and Brianna Lennon speak with Fred DeCaro III, one of the two elected Registrars of Voters in Greenwich, Connecticut. They spoke about the unique nature of Connecticut's election administration, some of the challenges of being a part-time local election administrator, and about what all election administrators could do to rebuild citizen's trust in the electoral system.

Strauss has a great story that he tells on this podcast. He grew up in a non-hockey playing family, but with their support has worked hard to reach the level of pro and Olympic hockey player. His story is very inspirational!Riverside Bike and Skate Eau Claire's hockey headquarters which is the oldest hockey store in the state of Wisconsin. Chippewa Valley Ortho and Sport Medicine Dedicated and committed to the health care needs of patients in Western Wisconsin since 1954. Hertel Law The law firm you want on your side. Focusing on criminal defense and personal injury.Kelly Heating and Electric Proudly making you comfortable since 1997!Dooley's Pub The place to go for a traditional Irish pub experience with quality food good prices and beveragesRolly's Coach Club Computer Recovery Associates CRA specializes in removing, monetizing and recycling computer hardware from large data centersRyan Flaig - State Farm Serving Eau Claire, Altoona, Fall Creek, Fairchild, Augusta, Osseo, Eleva, Strum, MondoviDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.@TheBOSPodwww.thebreakoutsessions.com

On this week's edition of the Cultivated By Caryn Podcast, Caryn joins the WGCH Radio Morning News Center and Host Tony Savino to give listeners tips (and tricks) to make the most out of the Autumn/Halloween season in New England. Learn more at Home - Cultivated by CarynWGCH radio is broadcast out of Greenwich Connecticut at WGCH Instant Information & Entertainment@cultivatedbycarynThe Cultivated By Caryn Podcast is a presentation of Park City Productions 06604 LLC###Get great recipes from Caryn at https://carynantonini.com/recipes/

Esta semana les cuento de la experiencia Haunted Tavern, así como algunas de las leyendas de Greenwich, Connecticut.  Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/terrorcerca/  Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/terrorcerca/  GoodReads - https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/130049089-terror-cerca-de-ti  X - https://twitter.com/terrorcerca

In this episode, a husband-and-wife team share their story of how combined experience in the building trades and restaurant operations led to a series of successful restaurants in second-generation spaces. Meet Michael and Robyn Bordes.    Michael is a seasoned contractor. Robyn started working in restaurants at the age of 13. In the summer of 2021, Robyn found an unoccupied space in their hometown of Greenwich Connecticut. The next day, they purchased a 50-year-old deli that needed a lot of work. “Thankfully, I was able to do most of the re-do,” says Michael.   With a menu based on their family's favorites, they named the restaurant after Robyn's father. Constantino's is a small, casual, full-service Italian concept that has quickly become a neighborhood favorite for pasta and pizza.   They opened a second Constantino's unit a year after the first, in a neighboring town 15 minutes away. The Bordes then found another small space that became available in the wake of a Covid business closure. There, they created “Constantino's Homemade Ice Cream”.     The couple continues to seek opportunities for expansion. “We have found locations nearby for two concepts we are developing right now,” says Michael. “We look forward to opening Constantino's Pasta Bowl, a counter-service build-your-own pasta dish concept, as well as Love you Latte, a small breakfast and lunch coffeehouse later in 2023."    Operating several locations, six days a week, and with more than half of sales from takeout and delivery business in the early days of their business, required them to ramp up systems and procedures to assure quality and consistency.  “We learned very quickly how important it is to create a staff that works together as a team and helps each other like family," says Robyn. Adding to the couple's recipe for multiunit success are hands-on ownership, quality ingredients, active social media, and community involvement.

Being in the music ecosystem provides loads of opportunity for serendipity.  Making a connection with newcomer songwriter Henry Conlon is a case in point.  A fellow KKFI colleague had been contacted by Conlon's team looking for on air opportunities in support of an opening slot Henry had at a recent Sundown Concert Series featuring Kansas City's own Casi Joy and Danielle Nicole.  I reached out to Henry offering a spot with the understanding it was a Pledge Drive Show and I would be asking him to assist in pitching for donations.  He was all in.   He began writing songs in high school playing coffee houses and the occasional open mic. As time went on, he began to grow a small but loyal fanbase in the northeast and eventually cut an album of original songs at Dirt Floor Records. Since releasing his first album, Henry has moved to Nashville where he has been writing and performing nearly every night of the week, embedding himself into the songwriter scene. Conlon has had a variety of cuts with artists such as Zachary Scott Kline and Madeline Finn. His song “Reckless Love” released by John Hollier in 2022, placed on the Americana Radio charts.  In May of 2022 he had the opportunity to open for Whitey Morgan and Jesse Daniel at the Bandit Town festival in Manor Texas and for Old Crow Medicine Show and Billy Joel as a part of the Greenwich Town Party, an annual festival in Greenwich Connecticut. Enjoy the conversation and in studio performance with Henry Conlon.  

Are you having conversations with your clients about designing their homes around smart home capabilities and automations? If not, you're leaving a lot on the table. Stay tuned to learn all about why you should be partnering with lighting, technology and electrical designers! Joe Borress is the Founder of Tri Star Electric & Automation, a full service lighting, electrical, home automation design and consulting firm for the ultra-luxury residential market. He has created exceptional lifestyle-driven experiences in some of the most beautiful homes in the Country. Throughout his 30-year career, Joe has worked with celebrities, high-net worth individuals, and renowned architects in the ultra-luxury residential markets of New York, Greenwich CT, and Southern CA. ***

I'm a champion of people getting back out in the world and connecting ‘in person'. It matters. That's how relationships get made, right? Life is easier with people you trust. The more you know about somebody authentically, the more apt you are to trust them. And you never know who knows who.  We all lost a lot in the category of relationships as a result of the pandemic induced virtual world, we now live in. To change it back up for myself, I'm now on a personal mission to reconnect with people I like ‘in person'. I'm known to be fun, and I like to make my interviews fun. People share more when they're comfortable and having a good time.    I have the pleasure of broadcasting my live radio show from the studios of WGCH radio in Greenwich Ct., a town known worldwide for its beauty, location, amenities and well-run government. Founded in 1640, it's one of the oldest towns in the United States, home to many multigenerational families and has been a worldwide destination for over a century.  I've known my engineer Bob for decades and we work well together and produce high level content that gets heard around town, around the country through the digital livestream and around the world through podcasting.  During the pandemic, I started to work from home and do my radio show remotely. I got used to broadcasting from my house sometimes in my pajamas and got a little lazy about returning to the studio. But there's nothing like ‘live' in-studio energy, and so I'm back and trying some new ‘in studio' things.  Fred Camillo, who's the First Selectman of Greenwich (their version of a mayor) also has a show on this radio station. I'd always enjoy running into him except he'd bring his big dog who would scare the hell out of me because I'm scared of big dogs so our conversations would always get cut short by me hiding behind a desk.  Fred and I didn't see each other for a while so I decided to invite him to sit in and do my show live without his dog (big dog lovers please forgive me).  I always thought Fred was sweet, but I don't talk politics on my show and didn't know much about him personally. I thought this would be a nice opportunity to have an authentic conversation that others could enjoy too.  I wanted to know about Fred Camillo the guy. A lot of people have said some beautiful things about him as they've have watched him grow up in the area and are proud that he became the guy who's running the show in this very interesting place in the world.  Did Fred want to grow up to be the First Selectman (mayor)?  Nope, found out he wanted to play center field for the Yankees. Sadly, that didn't work out. He also wanted to be Joe Frazier but he was only a lightweight so that didn't work out either.  Fred does works out a lot and he's in great shape. Every morning early, he's out walking his two dogs and he walks to the gym.  Instead of a baseball uniform or boxing shorts Fred's daily uniform is now a suit. How many suits does the First Selectman of Greenwich own? Four. Mostly he wears the dark blue ones (Yankee blue), but he also has a light gray and a dark gray. When he was young, he had a beige one for the summer.  I wondered does Fred ever do like I do, change clothes like Superman did in a phone booth to get from one occasion to the next dressed appropriately? “Rarely but It's happened”.  Does Fred wear cologne? Nope. How about jewelry? Only watches. And a Fitbit to count his steps. (Roughly 20,000 steps a day!) BTW, he wears them both on the same wrist and people always ask why he has two watches.  As a result of his job as First Selectman of Greenwich, CT some weeks Fred's out every single night. But he's really a homebody and loves to hang home and watch sports. Who's his team this year? “I'm still a Yankee fan but I even root for the Mets. The Cohens are great people. They're living in Greenwich.”  Great! I'm a big Met fan lets get him in for an interview.  What about hockey? “I grew up a Ranger fan, but the owners of the Islanders are here in Greenwich, and they are terrific people. Jon Ledecky actually worked here at WGCH in the 70s. He brags about working here. Great! Let's get him in sometime for an interview.  Do you like tennis? “I don't play tennis, but I will watch it once in a while. I grew up watching Jimmy Connors and Chrissy Everett. But I will watch a good match”. What about Pickleball? “We're going to get hopefully four new courts.”  So Fred I asked, “If you're going to the electric chair, what would be your last meal? You get one call, and you can have anything you want” Fred's last meal is going to be a big one. Lots of pasta, probably a couple slices of pizza, Italian cheesecake, gorgonzola salad and a bottle of wine. (Good to know Fred and I could have a lot of fun eating together)  Fred Camillo's father was a marine drill sergeant. The rules in his house growing up included that you had to work so Fred worked every day when he was a kid. For a couple weeks back when he was 8 or 9, he even used to have a little shoeshine box and shined shoes outside a local store. Fred said his drill sergeant father was funny funny guy with a great voice. A crooner, just like Frank Sinatra and for fun Fred and his siblings used to tape him. “But he had a temper”, Fred said, so you had to be careful. Adding, “But it was funny. It was in an era, you know, that things were different. And I kind of miss those days.”  Does Fred remember people's birthdays? Yes. Does he remember people's phone numbers? Yes. He knows at least 25 or 30 peoples phone numbers by heart. Does Fred still have dead people in his phone like I do? Yup, He said, “I think it's about holding on to a memory and it's something that's personal and to erase it, would mean kind of, it's that finality. It's silly, but it's just something that we do.”  I asked Fred another one of my signature questions? What's your genius?” That thing that comes naturally to you that you take for granted.  “Nothing, that's gonna make me any money”, said Fred laughing. “I can tell you the starting line up with the 1978 Yankees. I can tell you who the third string catcher was on the 1961 world champion Yankees. As my father used to say back when soda was cheap, that and 50 cents will get you a soda. I can easily recall Baseball trivia mostly but also a lot of historical stuff. I taught history in high school a long time ago, so I remember dates and numbers.”  Has Fred been on every single block in Greenwich, CT? Probably. Greenwich is the second biggest landmass in the state of Connecticut and yes Fred's been on every street around the 67 square miles, 48 of which are land.  What hasn't Fred Gotten around to doing yet that's still on his bucket list? He hasn't been to Italy. Fred's currently involved with ‘Paws for A Cause', a leukemia fundraiser in honor of his sister Donna Marie who died from leukemia at the age of 11. Sadly, Fred's mother also passed away just six months after his sister at the age of 34. “Unfortunately, said Fred, back in 1968 medicine and science weren't where they are today.”  How many people ask Fred for favors in the course of the day as a First Selectman.  A lot. “When you say favor you mean help, aid, attention to their cause, whatever. And you do what you can do, if it's legal and you're not doing anything that's, you know, against the law or out of order”.  During Fred's day is he more likely to be texting, emailing, or calling somebody? “I'd rather talk to somebody.”  Here's another ‘signature' Debbie Nigro question because I'm aware that everybody has something going on in their head all day long. “How Does Your Head Work Inside? How's it working in there I always wonder? “Well, a lot of people will tell you there's nothing going on”, said Fred. I guess, music. I'll walk out of the gym in the morning, and what was playing usually what I hear in the morning, it stays in my head.” Finally, I wondered does Fred worry about a lot of things? “Oh, yeah, big worrier said FRED.  So how does Fred relax?   “Red wine, but I don't have it every night and watching sports. I'm not a big TV person, but I just started watching the old Sopranos. I wanted to go through the whole thing. So, I'm almost on season five now and that's kind of relaxing. It makes me laugh.   Enjoy this full show podcast of my live 'in person' conversation on The Debbie Nigro Show with Fred Camillo the man, who also happens to be The First Selectman of Greenwich Ct.It was really fun to get to know him authentically. 

Princeton University is known for its eating clubs: Cap and Gown, Charter, Ivy and Colonial. But this private members club isn't associated with the university and doesn't hold open houses to find new members. The Nassau Club was founded by Woodrow Wilson to bring the townsfolk and the University together. It now stands as one of the most elite dining clubs in the nation and Nathalie Wilson is its Director of Food and Beverage. Nassau Club's Food and Beverage Director Nathalie Wilson Wilson has served elite memberships across the country. As General Manager at Suburban Golf Club to Restaurant Manager at Greenwich Connecticut's Stanwich Club, Wilson has seen the scenes behind the iron gates at the highest levels of private members clubs. But Nassau Club is different. Wilson takes us through a day in the life of the club, from its guest rooms upstairs to its breakfast service through to dinner service. With just a dozen staff in the restaurant, Wilson takes care of each and every member, of which there are 1,100. Although membership seems heavy, half the membership is rarely seen but just continues to hold the membership for nostalgic reasons and perhaps their once-a-year trip to Princeton. Search Firms Are In Bed With Private Clubs The podcast turns toward finding talent post-Covid and how Nathalie believes executive search firms are not always finding talent but are more inspired to ensure they get the nod for the next search rather than find the right candidate for the search at hand. With a consolidation of executive search in the industry, Wilson is concerned that candidates are not being found and compensation packages are being artificially restrained. The Wait Staff Olympics Although Princeton might be a bit stodgy, the wait staff at various restaurants and clubs is not. The town holds the Wait Staff Olympics annually, in which waiters and waitresses might be seen trudging through Palmer Square with trays full of drinks and trying to gain the fastest time with the least droppings amidst cheering colleagues. Bonding for a service staff in a university town that is heaving full of people servicing the students, faculty and university dignitaries.

Technology in new homes can not only make our lives easier, feel more in control, save on energy usage and also help us increase the value of our biggest investment. Joe Boress a leading luxury residential electronics and wiring consultant Joe knows how to help find practical technology solutions for his clients. Using a solution focused vs a product focused approach he has achieved an outstanding reputation and become a valuable resource for his clients that has earned him a great deal of trust on very high end projects. On this episode Joe shares his story, his approach to technology as well as some common mistakes homeowners make with technology. Joe Borress is the Founder of Tri Star Electric & Automation, a full service lighting, electrical, home automation design and consulting firm for the ultra-luxury residential market. He has created exceptional lifestyle-driven experiences in some of the most beautiful homes in the Country. Throughout his 30-year career, Joe has worked with celebrities, high-net worth individuals, and renowned architects in the ultra-luxury residential markets of NYC, the Hamptons, Greenwich CT and the most exclusive areas of Malibu and Southern CA. Joe has also created elevated guest room experiences through his technology designs for luxury hospitality projects. Joe is on a mission to make electrical, technology, and lighting design a priority instead of an afterthought. His lifestyle-driven approach, deep experience with technology and integration, and design insights, make him a sought-after designer and consultant. Thanks for listening! Have a comment, potential guest, idea for topic, or want to sponsor our show? Email: homebuildinghero@yahoo.com Twitter: @building_hero Facebook: www.facebook.com/homebuildinghero Instagram: @homebuildinghero Thanks to our studio sponsor LP Building Solutions! To learn more about my homes visit Belman Homes and When you have a moment, pick up a copy of my new Amazon Best Selling book "Leadership Growth Hacks" at https://amzn.to/2ZBRuN3

Christopher Peacock began his career in the early eighties working at Terence Conran'sfurniture store in London. He launched Christopher Peacock Cabinetry in 1992, beginning with a kitchen display in a small store in Greenwich CT. He has established himself as the paradigm of beautiful hand-crafted, British inspired cabinetry made to order in the heart of West Virginia. He has showrooms across the globe, designs in luxury residential buildings and numerous high profile clients from the world of art, sports and business. Since then he has opened showrooms throughout the U.S. and Europe, with locations in Greenwich,Chicago, Boston, San Francisco, New York City, Short Hills, Dallas and Nashville.