Podcasts about Hicksville

ON THE SEASON 10 FINALE THESE HAMLETS WERE FEATURED ON THE PODCAST: Hamlets: Bethpage, East Massapequa, East Norwich, Glen Head, Glenwood Landing (part), Greenvale (part), Hicksville, Jericho, Locust Valley, Massapequa, North Massapequa, Old Bethpage, Oyster Bay, Plainedge, Plainview, South Farmingdale, Syosset, WoodburyPICTURE: By DanTD - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=77603626

Maintaining genuine professional relationships isn't just nice, it's essential. In this episode, we talk about how staying in touch (even casually) can quietly shape your career in powerful ways—and how it's played out over decades for our guest, Soo Finley.This week, I got to catch up with my high school friend Soo Finley, who now works at the executive level in banking—and let me tell you, her career path has been anything but predictable (just the way we like it on this show). Soo walks us through her squiggly journey from Hicksville, Long Island (yep, that's a real place) to studying chemistry and engineering, and eventually finding her stride in the world of banking and finance. If you're figuring out how to bring more of you into your work, or just wondering how people land in jobs they never saw coming, this one's for you.

On this episode of Long Island Tea, the ladies chat about skyrocketing egg prices—so high that Long Islanders are flexing with their backyard chicken coops! They also celebrate National Pizza Day with a delicious slice from Pietro's in East Meadow and kick off Black History Month with local events and stories.#TasteOfLongIsland It's #NationalPizzaDay on February 9th, and we're celebrating with a delicious slice from Pietro's of East Meadow. Known for their classic New York-style pizza, homemade sauces, and perfectly crisp crusts, Pietro's is a must-visit for any pizza lover. Plus, they offer a unique winter dining experience in their cozy outdoor igloos.Gather your friends or family and enjoy a warm, delicious meal in a heated igloo, making your pizza night extra special. Whether you're indulging in a classic cheese pie or trying one of their specialty creations, there's no better way to embrace the season.For more information on how to enjoy this winter dining experience, visit www.pietrospizza.com#LongIslandLife-Amtrak Service Coming to Ronkonkoma!Exciting news for Long Island commuters! Suffolk County Executive Edward Romaine, along with Amtrak officials, announced plans to extend Amtrak's Northeast Regional service to the Ronkonkoma station. This extension will provide direct connections to major hubs like Jamaica and Hicksville, making travel more convenient for residents. Construction is expected to begin in 2026, with service anticipated to start by 2028. This development aims to enhance transportation options and strengthen Long Island's connectivity to the broader Northeast corridor.NEW BLOG: Historic Sites of African American Heritage on Long IslandEach week during Black History Month, we will highlight a segment of this blog to honor the historic and influential figures from Long Island's Black community.Sag Harbor, a historic whaling village on Long Island. By the mid-1800s, Sag Harbor was home to one of the most significant free Black communities in the North. The Eastville Community Historical Society preserves the legacy of Black whalers and their contributions to the maritime industry.#ThisWeekendOnTheEastEndSaturday, February 8thHarborFrost in Sag Harbor 4th Annual Southold Winterfest Sunday, February 9thPrincess Tea Party at The Sea Star Ballroom CONNECT WITH US:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/longislandteapodcast/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DiscoverLongIslandNYTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@longislandteapodcastX(Twitter): https://x.com/liteapodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/longislandteapodcast/DM us on any of our social channels or email spillthetea@discoverlongisland.com to tell us what you want to hear! Whether it is Long Island related or not, the ladies are here to spill some tea with you!Shop Long Island Apparel!shop.discoverlongisland.comCheck out Kristen and Sharon's favorite products on Amazon!amazon.com/shop/discoverlongislandBe sure to leave us a 5-star rating and review wherever you're listening, and screenshot your review for $5 off our Merch (Please email us to confirm)Thanks to our generous sponsor, Sands New York - visit www.sandsnewyork.com for more information Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Click here to view The Navigators Church Ministry: https://www.navigators.org/  Stay Informed - Get our newsletter: http://eepurl.com/hPViAr Creating a Disciple-Making Culture: Insights and Methods In this episode, Vicki Gatchell from Navigators Church Ministries discusses the importance of creating intentional disciple-making cultures within communities and churches. She shares personal stories, practical steps, and biblical foundations for building effective networks aimed at making disciples who make disciples. Key topics include forming networks, the importance of relational ministry, and engaging with the community through various strategies. Join in as Vicki and her team provide valuable lessons and inspiration for transforming communities through disciple-making. Check out Discipleship.org for resources on disciple-making: https://discipleship.org/resources/  Check out Discipleship.org Audio Books: https://discipleship.org/resources/ebooks/  Key Takeaways 00:00 Introduction and Opening Remarks 01:32 Personal Background and Ministry Journey 03:52 Understanding and Building Disciple-Making Cultures 05:41 Community Impact and Cultural Stories 09:22 Strategies for Effective Disciple-Making 19:23 Networking and Collaboration 25:21 Scriptural Foundations and Examples 33:39 Practical Steps and Final Thoughts Resources on Disciple Making Culture  Disciple Making Culture Visual Introduction Cultivating a Disciple-Making Culture at Your Church Disciple-Making Culture This episode features Vicki Gatchel from Navigators Church Ministries, based in the Greater Fort Wayne, Indiana area. The session begins with a warm acknowledgment of the beautiful weather, highlighting the importance of starting on time and expressing gratitude for everyone's eagerness to participate and learn together. Vicki opens the session with a heartfelt prayer, seeking divine guidance and unity among the participants. She then shares her personal and professional journey, recounting her experience with Navigators Collegiate at Ohio State in the 1980s, which played a crucial role in her spiritual development. Vicki describes her transition from a successful career in physical therapy to full-time vocational ministry, emphasizing the fulfillment she finds in helping churches cultivate a culture of disciple-making. The session highlights the critical importance of developing a disciple-making culture within churches. Vicki reflects on themes introduced by previous speakers, such as intentionality and the significance of building core teams—groups of individuals united by a common vision, ownership, relational resilience, and endurance in their mission. Vicki shares personal anecdotes that illustrate how her family has influenced her ministry work, including the academic and professional pursuits of her daughters. She discusses her youngest daughter's experience of cultural transition after moving to Hicksville, Ohio, using this story to illustrate how different community values shape behaviors. This serves as a parallel to how intentional disciple-making can transform church cultures. To guide attendees in fostering intentional disciple-making, Vicki outlines a three-step model: "go to," "come to," and "do good." She emphasizes the importance of actively engaging with the community by building genuine relationships, participating in local organizations, and performing acts of kindness without expecting anything in return. The ultimate goal is to embody Christ-like love, creating a welcoming environment that naturally leads to spiritual conversations and discipleship opportunities. Throughout the session, Vicki supports her points with scriptural foundations, citing passages from Colossians that highlight how early Christians formed supportive communities. These biblical examples provide a blueprint for modern churches to collaborate and extend their impact beyond individual congregations. Vicki reinforces her message with practical examples from her work in Fort Wayne, discussing how local networks like "Love Fort Wayne" unite diverse church communities for coordinated efforts in prayer, service, and outreach. By building networks based on shared purposes and collaborative approaches, churches can mobilize resources and personnel more effectively, enhancing their collective impact. Her strategy for initiating these networks revolves around leveraging existing relationships. Vicki explains how she reaches out to key individuals within her church who are passionate about disciple-making, gradually expanding her network through personal referrals. This organic growth fosters a sense of mutual support and shared mission, enriching the church's disciple-making efforts. The session also includes interactive elements, inviting participants to discuss their motivations for disciple-making, their reactions to the session, and the potential benefits of networking with other churches. This engaging approach encourages community-building among attendees and prompts them to consider actionable steps they can take in their own contexts. In closing, Vicki encourages participants to reflect on their local areas, identifying specific communities they wish to reach and potential allies who can support their disciple-making initiatives. She concludes with a powerful call to action, urging attendees to take concrete steps based on what they've learned and reflected upon during the session. Overall, this episode provides a rich exploration of how intentional disciple-making cultures can transform churches, emphasizing the need for genuine community engagement and the importance of building supportive networks. Follow us at Discipleship.org!

Ralph in Stamford Connecticut tells Mark he noticed Trump seems to have stopped the late night tweets. Patti in Hicksville calls Mark to explain how this Eric Adams raid, might be payback for his failures in NY.

Check out the 2024 NWO Sports football kickoff show with interviews of 14 local Northwest Ohio teams including coaches and players. Montpelier, Patrick Henry, Antwerp, Evergreen, Liberty Center, Columbus Grove, Edgerton, Hicksville, Napoleon, Defiance, Fairview, Ayersville, Paulding, & Tinora all represented! Get an exclusive look into what each program has to bring to the table this upcoming season. Thank you to BSN Sports for being the Title Sponsor. Also thank you to Platinum Sponsors: RE/MAX Realty, Batt & Stevens Body Shop, Marco's Pizza, Burkholder Taxidermy, Smart Tools. Gold Sponsor: Delarber Concrete & Hauling. Host Sponsor: Fairchild Family Chiropractic. Bronze Sponsors: Nick's Kitchen & Catering, Putt-Putt Fun Center

Jenny confronts her stepfather then we take a long honeymoon!by Sénor Longo. Listen to the  ► Podcast at Connected.After lunch we walked together along the waterfront, watching the ferry to Bridgeport dock, disgorge its cargo of cars and trucks then fill its decks with those waiting to cross the Sound. The ferry was a great alternative to driving into and through New York City before heading north. I had always used the ferry when going to Boston or Cambridge, saving two or more hours and a boatload of hassle every time.Mom gave us a ride back to the station at 3:40 for the 4:06 train back to Penn Station. I was pleased to see Mom and Jenny hug before we climbed the ladder onto the train. We waved to Mom as the train pulled out.“Did Mom say something to you while you were hugging?”“Yes, she gave me some advice.”“Oh?”“Yes, she told me you were nothing like your father. I already knew that. I can't see you ever cheating and I know I would never cheat on you so I guess we're stuck with each other, forever.”I leaned in for a kiss that lasted longer than it should considering where we were then I whispered in Jenny's ear, “I certainly hope so.” Jenny didn't have to answer. Her eyes said all I needed to know.We had just changed trains in Huntington when I mentioned to Jenny that I thought we should get her a car. She seemed to think about it for a minute then chimed in, “Okay, but not a Honda. Your car is okay, better than okay, but after spending so many years barely getting by I'd like to splurge, get something a little extravagant. Is that okay?”“Of course; we can go out and look as soon as we're back home.” Jenny kissed me then whispered in my ear and I knew I was the luckiest man on the planet. She planned to prove it as soon as we were in our room.I stopped at reception to ask if they had a doctor on staff. Luckily, they did and I asked for an appointment tomorrow morning. I received a phone call fifteen minutes later telling me that Dr. St. Claire would come to my room at 11:30 tomorrow morning and that he wanted to know what the problem was so he could be prepared. “Tell him my arm is in a sling because of a knife wound I received last Saturday night. I want to make sure there's no infection and have the bandages changed.” I was assured that he would receive the message.Jenny had a smile on her face as she led me to the bedroom. She had just removed my shoes and socks when my cell rang. I looked at the screen and wondered, who the hell is Frank Garcia? I answered thinking it might be the doctor. I hadn't been paying much attention to his name. My caller was a detective for the NYPD who wanted to meet with me tomorrow morning, saying he had news regarding my assault and battery case. I suggested he meet us at reception at 8:30 and we'd treat him to breakfast. He nixed the breakfast, but did say he'd accept a cup of coffee. I had just ended the call in time. I could see that Jenny was getting impatient.“You were right, Doug; it was a long day. I enjoyed being with your mother, but the ride back was really boring.”“The Long Island Railroad is strictly a commuter line. There are people who do that very trip five days a week; the price of living in that area, I guess.”“Where did you live when you were working?”“Closer in, much closer in; I lived and worked in Hicksville which is on another line. There are three; North, Central, and South.”“Interesting, but not now; I have my mind on something else.” She almost tore the clothes from my body and a minute later hers followed. “Now, don't forget who's doing the doing.” I just laughed as she gently lowered me to the bed. I lay in the center of the big king bed with my right arm out to the side, exactly as instructed while Jenny showed me just how much she loved me. She rubbed her swimsuit model's body over mine, her nipples moving into my mouth and hand as we kissed and kissed and groped each other unashamedly.I had two fingers in her, my thumb on her hard swollen clit as she stroked me furiously. There was a time in the not so distant past when that was my only means of relief. A lot had changed since Jenny had come into my life. I'd hoped to marry, but never imagined it would be to a goddess like Jenny. It was all I could do to resist pulling her onto my rod, that's how hot I was for her. She must have been clairvoyant because just seconds later she moved up onto my body and rubbed me into her dripping slit. I had closed my eyes, but heard her moan as she slid down until our bodies met.I couldn't help myself; I began to move with her, driving my cock as deeply into her as humanly possible. Jenny was right; it was a very long day and my arm didn't make it any easier. It felt as though I was being stabbed over and over as the day progressed. However, what I was feeling now with my wonderful wife was worth everything I had endured.Let's face it; there are only so many variations for sex. Sure there're oral and anal, although I didn't find the thought of that terribly appealing, and there's genital sex. I'd had plenty of manual sex over the twenty-plus years before meeting Jenny. In spite of the obvious limitations, sex with Jenny was never dull. She had such energy and so much love to share that I was never bored. Tonight was as exciting as ever even though I was exhausted. The pain in my arm had given me a miserable night's sleep. I'd slept through the night, but Jenny had told me I was tossing and turning the entire time.Jenny tried something new on me tonight, flexing her vaginal muscles and squeezing my cock like never before. “Oh God!” I was practically screaming as I came and came again until Jenny covered my mouth with hers. She covered my face with kisses once I had settled down. I could barely speak, but somehow I managed to croak, “You didn't.”“That's not important. You'll get me tomorrow. I know how tired you are. Why don't we get room service? That's something I always wanted to do.”“What about Lady? She has to eat and we have to put her out.”“I can do both. I know it's dark, but I won't go into the park and I'll have Lady with me.” I thought about it for a minute before struggling to get out of bed. “I'll come with you then a quick shower and we can call down for food. How does that sound?” Jenny gave me a sour look, but helped me to get up and dress. I fed Lady and ten minutes later we stood together in the park. Several young toughs walked nearby, but continued past us when Lady growled. One group even recognized Lady from the TV news as they shouted, “Nice going, man,” and other congratulatory remarks. All the same I was pleased when we were safely inside the Plaza's lobby.We ordered steaks, probably the best choice for room service, baked potatoes, and a pitcher of iced tea. It was served on our coffee table as I signed the bill, but gave the server his tip in cash. Jenny and I ate quietly, but a few minutes later she asked, “What do you think the police want?”“Not sure, but I don't think they want to arrest me. If they did the detective wouldn't have phoned. He would have been here waiting for me. He said he has some info on the case so I guess we'll find out in the morning.” Room service sounds romantic, but the food is often cold by the time it's delivered. Tonight it was okay, but it was better than going out. We ate, showered together as we did every night, and climbed into bed, Jenny, as always, on my left side with her head on my chest. I lay back on the pillow and was gone in seconds.CHAPTER 12.There were two men in cheap suits standing in front of reception as we walked up. “Detective Garcia,” I asked.“Dr. Preston, good of you to see us. This is my partner, Tim Rooney.” I shook hands lefty and introduced Jenny. We walked together into the Plaza's food court where we were seated in a booth. Jenny and I ordered breakfast and they ordered coffee even though I invited them to join us.“At these prices I'd be broke in less than a week. What kind of work do you do, Dr. Preston?”“Actually, Det. Rooney; I'm officially retired although I did get an assignment to write a short program last week. That's what I do; write computer programs. I wrote all the programs in the ‘Idiot' series.”“Those are really good. I used one to learn Spanish.”“Yeah, but you still speak with an Irish accent. I can barely understand you.”“What would you know? You were born in Brooklyn; talk about an accent!”Jenny and I laughed. “I suspect life with you two is never dull.”“We have to make jokes when we can,” Det. Garcia explained. “Sometimes our work can be really morbid. Why don't we get to business?” He stopped for a moment to stir some real cream into his coffee. “Mmmm, that's good. Okay, we got the report from the vet on your dog. I'm sure you know it came back clean. We learned that your assailant was high on meth; methamphetamine. He's still in Bellevue in the prison ward and his arm is a mess. The doctors put several screws in it, but they still think he'll have trouble for the rest of his life. Of course, the whole thing was entirely his fault so I doubt that any of us have even a tiny bit of sympathy.“We've spoken to the DA in charge of the case and he'll go to the Grand Jury next week. There's no reason for you to attend or testify, but I can tell you that he's going for attempted murder in addition to assault with a deadly weapon. There'll be some other charges thrown in; there always are. I have your cell number so I can contact you, if necessary.”“Do you think I'll have to testify? And Jenny?”“It's hard to say. It might go to a plea bargain because he has no criminal record. This guy had a great job on Wall Street so he has plenty of money; maybe too much. I assume your suit was ruined. Any idea how much it cost? We'll ask the judge for you to be compensated for your loss.”“Actually, I do know. I had just bought that suit from a tailor in Hong Kong. It cost me $3,000 and the shirt was $250, both of them custom made for me. I'm more concerned with Jenny's dress. She tried to stop the bleeding and it was covered with blood. I gave it to the hotel for cleaning so I expect to get it back today. It was brand new, just bought that day. Do you remember what you paid, Jen?”“Yes, just over $2,000 with tax, unfortunately. I loved that dress.”“Well, if it's ruined we can see about getting a replacement. We can go to the store and ask them to order one just like it.” Jenny responded by leaning over to kiss my cheek. The detectives left a few minutes later, but not before Det. Rooney said, “I wouldn't mind getting a dog like this for my family. Mind telling me what you paid for her.”“I think a shelter pet is more in your future. Lady cost me $65,000.”Garcia laughed like hell as he slid out of the booth. “Tim, get a goldfish and I'll spring for a bowl.”They shook hands with me and left, still laughing.“They seem like good guys, Doug.”“Yeah, they probably are, but I don't envy them their jobs. They see the worst of humanity every single day. We had a neighbor who was a cop when I was growing up. His wife couldn't stand the uncertainty of his going to work and never knowing for sure if he was coming home alive or in a box. She left him and took his three kids. A few months later he took his own life. I can still remember the sound of the shotgun in the middle of the night.” Jenny's eyes showed the shock she was experiencing.We finished breakfast and returned to the suite just in time to see the bellman walking down the hall with her dress. Jenny took it out of the plastic bag, but even I could see that they were unable to remove the bloodstain completely. Jenny was almost in tears when I asked her for the receipt. A minute later I was on the phone with the store. I explained what had happened and, like everyone else in the city, the manager had seen the report on the news. She said she would have to contact the supplier, but would get back to me as soon as possible, probably sometime this afternoon.After ending the call I sat in the easy chair and gazed out the window. “What would you like to do this afternoon? I think we should do some sightseeing. Most of the people who live here have never been to the top of the Empire State Building or taken a cruise around Manhattan. There's also the American Museum of Natural History only a few blocks away or the Central Park Zoo. It's one of the world's best.”“Let's wait until the doctor has examined you. I'm not taking any chances with your health.” And then in what I was sure was her sternest voice, “And neither are you. I'm planning on growing very old with you, having lots of kids and even more grandkids. We'll have other opportunities to sightsee.” Then to show me how serious she was she leaned down to kiss me.It was almost eleven when the maid knocked. Jenny answered the door and the maid said she would return later. “No, come in, please; just take care of the bedroom and bathroom today.” I rose and gave her a ten dollar tip. This was a big suite and I always tipped the maid every day. I didn't think that ten bucks was too much when the suite was running me $5,000 a night.Jenny and I relaxed as we waited for the doctor to arrive. Fortunately, he was a few minutes early. He handed Jenny a card that gave his name as Henri St. Claire, M.D., Internal Medicine, with a Park Avenue address. He explained that he was technically retired, but kept his hand in by working when needed for the hotel. Taking note of my sling he asked me to remove it so he could examine the wound.“Ah, I see the doctor inserted a drain,” he said once he had peeled the bandage away from my skin. “That was an excellent idea. These days these kids who think they're practicing medicine don't take the time or effort to do things right. It will take only a few minutes to remove it.” Digging into his bag he removed several paper towels and dropped a long thin flexible tube that he pulled from the wound into them, dropping the mess into a waste basket. Then, using his nose, he sniffed all around the stitches before nodding with satisfaction.“Had there been an infection there would be an odor of mortification, of the decaying pus created by the body fighting off the bacteria. That's the biggest concern with a knife wound. I'll bandage it again for you and all you'll have to do is see your own physician in another week to remove the stitches. Do you need any additional pain medication?”“No, I still have some and I prefer not to use them. They make me woozy and I can't stand it. What about this sling? Do I have to use it?”“I think you might wear it for another few days until you get home again. The city is crowded and you could be jostled.” I was dejected by that, but Jenny was elated. She was going to take care of me even if it killed me. Dr. St. Claire was with me about twenty minutes and left, telling me that his charges of $250 would be added to my hotel bill. I thanked him as he strode out the door.“See; I told you to wear that sling.”“I give up; you win.” I was a bit dejected until Jenny carefully replaced my arm into the sling then wrapped her hands around my head and kissed me deeply. The kiss went on and on until she broke it, asking if we could still make it to the zoo. I got my backpack from the closet and put Lady's bowl into it even though I knew there were places for dogs to drink where we were going.It was still morning so I suggested we go up to the Bronx. “We have plenty of time so why don't we go to the Bronx Zoo. It's bigger and; I think; better than the one in Central Park.” Jenny agreed, saying that she would defer to me since I had much more experience here than she did.Once out on the street we crossed over Central Park South so Lady could take care of business then we walked a few blocks east until we reached the subway station for the 5 train. Using my credit card I bought a Metro Card with six trips on it, paying for Lady even though I knew she would be entitled to a free passage. The trip north took less than thirty minutes. We walked up onto East Tremont Avenue very close to the Asia Gate of the Bronx Zoo. I knew this area well; it was where my father had often brought me years ago before I learned that he was a serial cheater.Jenny and I had a ball. She loved the zoo and many of the children asked if they could pet Lady. The highlight of the day came when we accidentally stumbled onto feeding time for the tigers. The trainer dropped a huge slab of what I assumed was horsemeat into an empty cage. It was on the left of three in a row. He lifted and dropped a door that led outside from the center cage. About three minutes later a tiger; a BIG tiger walked in and turned toward the meat. Once he was in a door we hadn't noticed before dropped between the two cages, sealing that one away. Next the trainer dropped another slab into the cage on the far right. The door outside dropped a few more times and an even bigger tiger walked in, moving immediately toward the meat. Soon that cage was isolated, leaving only the center cage empty. The process was repeated, but everyone present gasped when this tiger walked through the door. It looked to be twice the size of the first.“Excuse me, sir,” I asked as I approached him while we exited. “Do you know how much that tiger weighs? I don't think I've ever seen a cat that big before.”“You're probably right. He's the biggest one I've ever seen, too. He was weighed a few months ago, 619 pounds. Did you know that the tiger is the largest cat, followed by the lion and the jaguar third? They're all capable of being man eaters, but the tiger is the worst, by far.” Jenny and I thanked him and went on our way, eager to see what was next in line down the path.We finished around five and left through the same Asia Gate to the subway. Jenny was confused when we walked onto the platform for the number 2 train. “Doug, didn't we take the 5 train this morning?”“Yeah, we did, but this one will bring us closer to our restaurant. We're going to the Carnegie Deli for dinner. I think you'll like it.” Walking up to the street level at 59th West meant that we were about four blocks from the deli. Blocks in Manhattan were about three times as long going east and west as they were going north and south. Even at this hour with the sidewalks crowded with workers on their way home, the trip only took us twenty minutes.We were given a table by the window. I ordered without even looking at the menu. “We'll split a Zorba and a hot pastrami sandwich, two cream sodas, and can we get some water for my dog?”The waitress had just left when Jenny whispered, “Doug, splitting a salad and a sandwich? Are you sure?”I leaned across the table to kiss her. “Trust me. You'll have more than enough to eat and we'll definitely want to save room for dessert.” I had just placed Lady's bowl on the floor by the edge of the table when the waitress returned with two tall glasses filled with ice and the light amber cream soda along with two with water that she told me were at room temperature. Those she poured into Lady's bowl. Lady looked to Jenny for permission to drink, receiving it just as the waitress returned with a huge Greek salad and two bowls.I made an attempt to toss the salad and spooned a healthy portion into Jenny's bowl. There was still some left over when I had filled mine. We had just finished when our sandwich appeared. “Thought I'd better bring another plate for you. Good luck,” she said with a chuckle. Jenny looked at the sandwich with her mouth open. It was easily eight inches tall with lean pastrami piled high between two thin slices of rye bread.Using two hands I removed one half and passed the other to Je

FLASHBACK! Twenty years after the first collection of Hicksville was released, creator Dylan Horrocks talks to Emmet about how the comic looks to him now. Some of the work's commentary on the comics industry turned out to presage subsequent developments, and in some cases he ended up not going far enough! Also, his source for … Continue reading #598 Dylan Horrocks looks back at “Hicksville”

Hicksville, Long Island natives The Lemon Twigs have built a reputation for grand pop songs that harken back to the psychedelia and prog rock of the 1960s and 70s. The lead singles for their forthcoming album, A Dream Is All We Know, promise more of their masterful pastiche. Brothers and bandmates Brian and Michael D'Addario join us live in studio five to perform.

Ellen talks about her trip to St. Nektarios Monastery, Comedy Show in Hicksville, Trump on the Ballot and an egregious NYC Judge consistently lets criminal lose.

In this episode, Dr. Tamara Patzer talks with Dr. Dr. Davinder Bhela about the revolutionary use of laser therapy in podiatry. Dr. Bhela, a board-certified podiatrist and owner of Restore Podiatry and Laser Center in Long Island, shares his expertise and passion for high-quality patient care, as well as his experience in using laser therapy to treat various podiatric conditions.Dr. Bhela's credentials and expertise in laser medicine, sports medicine, and regenerative podiatry medicine make him a leading authority in his field. With a focus on evidence-based medicine and non-surgical approaches, Dr. Bhela has successfully treated common podiatric conditions using natural and non-invasive methods.During the interview, Dr. Bhela discusses the effectiveness of laser therapy in treating conditions such as plantar fasciitis, neuropathy, toenail fungus, neuroma, and arthritis. He explains how laser therapy works by penetrating the skin to stimulate healing and reduce pain, inflammation, and swelling. Dr. Bhela emphasizes the importance of early intervention and highlights the positive results his patients have experienced with laser therapy.This episode is a must-listen for individuals suffering from foot and ankle pain or seeking natural, non-surgical treatment options. Dr. Bhela's expertise in laser therapy offers a groundbreaking approach to healing various podiatric conditions without the need for medications or surgery. Whether you have chronic pain, nerve damage, or toenail fungus, this interview provides valuable insights into the benefits of laser therapy.To learn more about Dr. Dr. Davinder Bhela and the innovative treatments offered at Restore Podiatry and Laser Center, visit their website at www.restorepodiatryandlaser.com or https://www.reliefnowlaserhicksville.com/ You can also schedule a consultation by calling their office at516-806-220066 W Barclay St, Hicksville, NY, 1180Join Dr. Tamara Patzer in this enlightening conversation with Dr. Bhela as they explore the transformative power of laser therapy in the field of podiatry. Don't miss out on this opportunity to discover a natural and non-invasive solution to foot and ankle pain. Tune in to this episode of optimal health sponsored by Relief Now Laser Methods and take the first step towards optimal foot health.The Optimal Health Showhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/optimal-health-show/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/revolutionizing-podiatry-with-laser-therapy-an-interview-with-dr-davinder-bhela

In this episode of the Propcast, Louisa is joined by John Rogers, Chief Innovation Officer for CoreLogic and Kirby Brendsel, Flagstar Bank's VP, Environmental, Social, & Governance (ESG) and Sustainability Director, where they discuss all things climate and housing affordability, and the solutions that are out there to help solve the issues!  John and Kirby explained the importance of providing data and analytics around climate risk to allow companies to measure the financial impact of climate change up to the year 2050, thus helping companies, cities, and governments to put in place mitigation plans.    Tune into this episode to hear more about how climate solutions can help with mitigation, housing affordability and insurance, and how our guest's collaboration create a rising tide that lifts all ships.    Companies mentioned  New York Communities Corp Inc  IBM  Deloitte   LMRE'S 2023 Salary Report  IPCC    Episode Highlights  My big advice for anyone would be that if you're passionate; follow your passion, go for the things that you want to do, or things that you can make a difference on, even on a small scale related to sustainability. – Kirby  We provided something called ‘climate risk analytics' which is an insight that allows companies to measure model and mitigate the financial impact of climate change – John   It's all about using data, improving your data, and capturing your data to make sound strategic decisions that helps you drive things forward – Kirby   The chef scientist of NASA said to us that he'd never expected to get to this level of granularity in his lifetime – John     Key Takeaways   How Flagstar and CoreLogic are working together to help address the issue of climate change and housing affordability  John explains the ‘average annual loss' which CoreLogic provides that is a ratio of a building's risk in terms of reconstruction costs, allowing companies to understand their financial risk  Kirby explains how important the use of data is in making strategic decisions around climate and sustainability  The opportunity in cities that have a high climate risk to use CoreLogic's analytics platform  The guests discuss the importance of educating people on the long term impact of climate change  John discusses how the needs of CoreLogic's customers change and how they accommodate for this    About our guests  John Rogers   John Rogers holds the role of Chief Innovation Officer for CoreLogic and is responsible for the R&D. From driving new solutions that understand the impacts to the real estate economy due to climate change, to ground-breaking models that identify suitable land for affordable housing development, the R&D group tackles major housing issues and works with many clients across the housing industry to drive growth and mitigate risk on their book of business.     Prior to joining CoreLogic, John was a Partner with IBM Global Business Services where he focused on the delivery of large multi-million transformational programs for the financial sector both in the United Kingdom and Australia. Prior to this, John worked as a consultant for Itim Consulting, a boutique management firm based in London. John's primary role was as a program manager on a number of assignments delivering global solutions within retail, pharmaceuticals, logistics and information services industries.   John earned a bachelor's degree from University of Glasgow, United Kingdom in Aerospace Engineering.      Company Summary: CoreLogic   CoreLogic is a leading provider of property insights and innovative solutions, working to transform the property industry by putting people first. Using its network, scale, connectivity and technology, CoreLogic delivers faster, smarter, more human-centered experiences, that build better relationships, strengthen businesses, and create a more resilient societ y. For more information, please visit www.corelogic.com.      Kirby Brendsel   Kirby Brendsel is Flagstar Bank's VP, Environmental, Social, & Governance (ESG) and Sustainability Director, where he leads Flagstar's strategic sustainability and initiatives and the company's goal to be a recognized global sustainability leader.  He is coming from Welltower Inc.'s (a real estate investment trust) where he headed their award-winning strategic sustainability and ESG initiatives.  Prior to joining Welltower in 2019, Mr. Brendsel worked at Nuveen as a Director of Responsible Investing.  Before Nuveen, he served as Associate Director of Sustainability for Starwood Hotel & Resorts Worldwide, where he supported the strategy, integration and management of Starwood's sustainability program and worked collaboratively with the community programs/Starwood Foundation team on CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) strategy and reporting.  Previously, Mr. Brendsel consulted for Deloitte where he assisted in the creation of Deloitte's Federal Sustainability practice and Diversity & Inclusion program.  Mr. Brendsel's other past roles include active-duty service as a Military Intelligence Corps Major in the U.S. Army.    Mr. Brendsel graduated with distinction and honors from the College of William and Mary with a B.A. in Business and the Jones Graduate School of Management at Rice University with an M.B.A. He is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) from the Project Management Institute (PMI), U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) LEED Green Associate (GA), and Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt.  Mr. Brendsel was recently recognized as an Honoree for 2020 by Environment + Energy Leader's annual "best of" list of environment and energy professionals - the E+E 100.      Mr. Brendsel is active in his local community, where he has served on the Board of Directors of the Aspetuck Land Trust and Lachat Town Farm Commission as well as on the Town of Weston's Sustainability Committee, Historical Society, and Conservation and Parks & Recreation Commissions.         Company Summary: Flagstar   New York Community Bancorp, Inc. is the parent company of Flagstar Bank, N.A., one of the largest regional banks in the country. The Company is headquartered in Hicksville, New York with regional headquarters in Troy, Michigan. At June 30, 2023, the Company had $118.8 billion of assets, $84.9 billion of loans, deposits of $88.5 billion, and total stockholders' equity of $11.1 billion.    Flagstar Bank, N.A. operates 436 branches, including strong footholds in the Northeast and Midwest and exposure to high growth markets in the Southeast and West Coast. Flagstar Mortgage operates nationally through a wholesale network of approximately 3,000 third-party mortgage originators. In addition, the Bank has 132 private banking teams located in over 10 cities in the metropolitan New York City region and on the West Coast, which serve the needs of high-net worth individuals and their businesses.   New York Community Bancorp, Inc. has market-leading positions in several national businesses, including multi-family lending, mortgage origination and servicing, and warehouse lending. The Company is the 2nd largest multi-family portfolio lender in the country and the leading multi-family portfolio lender in the New York City market area, where it specializes in rent-regulated, non-luxury apartment buildings. Flagstar Mortgage is the 8th largest bank originator of residential mortgages for the 12-months ending June 30, 2023, while we are the industry's 5th largest sub-servicer of mortgage loans nationwide, servicing 1.6 million accounts with $426 billion in unpaid principal balances. Additionally, the Company is the 2nd largest mortgage warehouse lender nationally based on total commitments.     About Our Host    Louisa Dickins    Louisa is the Co-Founder of LMRE, which has rapidly become the market-leading global built environment recruitment platform and search consultancy, specializing in finding the best strategic talent for the most innovative organisations in PropTech, ConTech, Smart Buildings, ESG, Sustainability and Strategic Consulting with operations across North America, United Kingdom, Europe, Asia-Pacific and MENA.      To promote the industry she is so passionate about, Louisa set up the Global podcast ‘The Propcast' where she hosts and invites guests from the built environment space to join her in conversation about innovation.   

It's a very special episode of Long Island Tea- Kristen and Sharon are at Selfie Clubhouse in the Broadway Mall in Hicksville, the perfect spot to get your holiday cards with over 30 unique photo backgrounds and scenes plus professional photographers on staff. Check out @longislandteapodcast on Instagram to see their entire photoshoot. The ladies recap their Thanksgivings and discuss all the holiday craziness and excitement: the Rockefeller tree lighting, holiday parties and more. Plus: weekend events you won't want to miss, a new blog on celebrating National Repeal Day, and a logo contest to commemorate the 250th Anniversary of the American Revolution on Long Island. In This Episode: Selfie Clubhouse: Broadway Mall, Hicksvilleselfieclubhouse.comLong Island 250 longisland250.comBLOG: Celebrating National Repeal Day: Marking 90 Years Since the End of Prohibitionwww.discoverlongisland.com/blog/stories/post/celebratingEvents This Week:12/06: Mulcahy's - The Bouncing Souls (**asked us to promote)12/07: Huntington Village Grand Menorah Lighting12/07: Landmark on Main Street - Darlene Love: Love for the Holidays12/08: Planting Fields Tree Lighting 12/9: Breakfast with Santa at Dave & Buster's Westbury12/9: The Nightmare Before Christmas Movie Experience at Chambers of Hell 12/09: Long Island Chamber Music - Home for the Holidays at Wantagh Public Library12/09: The Garden City Hotel - Polar Express Tea 202312/10: Long Island Aquarium - Santa Brunch12/10: East Wind Long Island - Brunch with Santa at Desmond's12/10: Long Island Ducks - Ducks Holiday Store Opening w/ Santa & QuackerjackVOTE for Long Island Tea for Best Long Island Podcasthttps://www.bestoflongisland.com/voting/#/gallery/404103315And Vote Discover LI for Best Web Digital Serviceshttps://www.bestoflongisland.com/voting/#/gallery/404111013Sands is a proud sponsor of the Long Island Tea Podcast.Incomparable Luxury. Sands leaves nothing to the imagination. Visit sandsnewyork.comSee Our Discover Long Island Holiday Gift Guide:https://www.discoverlongisland.com/blog/stories/post/ultimate-holiday-gift-guide-long-island-edition/ASK US ANYTHING!DM us on Instagram or email us at spillthetea@discoverlongisland.com. Tell us what you want to hear! Whether it is Long Island related or not, the ladies are here to spill some tea with you!TEA TIME:Check out our Amazon Affiliate link:www.amazon.com/shop/discoverlongislandWATCH US:And SUBSCRIBE on YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/DiscoverLongIslandNYFOLLOW US:Follow The Long Island Tea podcast on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter @LongIslandTeaPodcastWRITE TO US:Email spillthetea@discoverlongisland.com if you are interested in collaborating with us, need some "uncorked advice"or if you just want to say “How you doin?”RATE AND REVIEW US:Be sure to leave us a 5 star rating and review wherever you're listening, and screenshot your review for $5 off our Merch!WEAR US:Shop Long Island merch at shop.discoverlongisland.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Joshua and Brendan have to carry a huge load without Jude on the active roster for the night, but the Notre Dame college football season is almost here, and we pod it out. In this episode: HELLO! Joshua is working out his feelings on the Hicksville uniform betrayal and why the 2001 XFL look might actually be vintage now. We crawl down a hole of "are we really that old?" and it takes a minute. REVIEWS! Yes, daddy. How to ruin a college football team with venture capital. Recruiting reclassification and a big mistake. Too much conference realignment talk. Going through the college football season schedule week by week to highlight the games that interest us, and other games to pay attention to. "Preview" is kind of a strong word for our purpose tonight. The preseason rankings are important even if they aren't really important. Stop ruining the sport of college football. And plenty more weaved in and out of the show. Please RATE and REVIEW! All reviews left on Apple Podcasts will be read on the next Earned 5-Star Podcast. Sign up with MyBookie using our link to receive your welcome bonus RIGHT HERE Go Irish! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mark talks with Patti from Hicksville about what the city would be like if Curtis Sliwa was the Mayor. Mike in Florida asked Mark about MLB canceling the All-Star MLB game because they are so WOKE.

We're about to find out how much margin of error the Orioles hot start has bought them. They weren't going to win every series forever - it's what's next that matters. The post Episode 366: Hicksville appeared first on Bird's Eye View.

We're about to find out how much margin of error the Orioles hot start has bought them. They weren't going to win every series forever - it's what's next that matters. The post Episode 366: Hicksville appeared first on Bird's Eye View.

Bill McIntyre talks with Nassau County Legislator Mr. Arnold Drucker, who serves the 16th district here in Nassau County, which includes Plainview, Old Bethpage, Jericho, Syosset, Woodbury, Hicksville, Old Westbury, and Roslyn Heights. They speak about "Shed The Meds" events, redistricting, combatting antisemitism in Nassau County, and more.

Joshua, Jude, and Brendan are coming in like an iced latte for a venti podcast after a big weekend performance by the Notre Dame football program in the annual Blue-Gold Game - we're totally serious. In this episode: HELLO! A couple of life stories from Joshua coming straight out of Hicksville. REVIEWS! Home Run Inn pizza FOREVER. We promise more guests. The spring game happened, and people are oozing with positive vibes. Sam Hartman is the truth. How Joshua really feels about people with great hair. What we liked from the spring game, what we didn't like, and the things we don't really know about. Tyler Buchner is in the transfer portal. What if Tyler Buchner follows Tommy Rees south to play for the Alabama Crimson Tide? Prince Kollie is in the transfer portal. Why do people hate players that are better than other players? RANK EVERYTHING! 2000's top five songs. Jude wants to punch Joshua in the face. We have Brendan's best of the 2000's Spotify playlist RIGHT HERE. The NFL Draft is upon us. Cool. And plenty more weaved in and out of the show. Please RATE and REVIEW! All reviews left on Apple Podcasts will be read on the next Earned 5-Star Podcast. Go Irish! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bonjour à toutes et tous, 59ème épisode de Des Mots et Débats, et toujours le même concept : vous nous envoyez des propositions de livres à podcastdmed@gmail.com et nous les critiquons ! Ce mois-ci, au programme : L'oeuvre au noir, Marguerite Yourcenar, Hicksville, Dyaln Horrocks, Une année chez les Français, Fouad Laroui, Bonne écoute et bonnes lectures !

Season 3: Episode 10 Kelly Bux of SageAV Interview with LIBI member Kelly Bux, Business Development Executive at Sage AV This is a fun interview with Kelly Bux, and we learn a lot about what SageAV is doing to make our world more like the Jetsons' world. Also, Kelly and I have a lot in common! Starting with growing up in the great town of Hicksville (in totally different decades). Most importantly, at the end of the episode you will hear how you can help Kelly's identical twin sister, Megan Shergill. Megan is battling cancer, Kelly started a GoFundMe page. Here's the direct link: Help Megan Shergill Battle Cancer and Win. Every dollar helps Megan and her family.  Kelly will be back to LIBI events soon, right after maternity leave; that's when you can reach out to Kelly:  Cell: 646-771-4006 Email: kbux@sageav.com Or connect with Kelly on LinkedIN! Thanks for being a guest on the show, Kelly!  --- Contact me for insurance assistance anytime: 516-610-1155.  - Steve Barker, Affiliated Agency Inc.

My guest today is Lance Stier, CEO of NC Custom (a division of Nassau Candy) Nassau Candy is one of the largest US wholesale manufacturers of specialty and private label confections, supplying many national retailers and independent stores across the country. Headquartered in Hicksville, New York, they create millions of pounds of confections every year — including chocolate-covered raisins, Jordan almonds, fudge, fruit slices, chocolate pretzels, and hand-dipped cherries. Nassau Candy isn’t just candy. They are a parent company to NC Custom, the promotional products arm of the business, and home to industry-leading brands including Chocolate Inn/Taylor & Grant (edibles), Lanco (promotional hard goods), and SPD Shoreline (apparel and soft goods). You’ll hear how Lance is proud to work with his family at Nassau Candy including his dad, uncle, and four brothers. From his early start on Wall Street to deciding to join the family business in 2009, Lance brought his talent and interest in making deals and creating businesses to Nassau Candy, helping to build it into a multi-disciplinary distribution, customization, and manufacturing juggernaut. Lance is an experienced and entrepreneurial family business builder across food, confectionery, promotional products, travel + resort, and short-run manufacturing and customization (apparel, hard goods, health and beauty, edible and other categories). His skill set includes M&A, Management, Private Equity, Manufacturing, Specialty Printing, Food/Confectionery/OTC, and Product/ Business Development. This podcast is brought to you by Axial, (www.axial.net), a trusted online platform for business owners & their M&A advisors to use to safely and intelligently explore and execute capital raises, acquisitions, and exits with strategic buyers or professional financial sponsors. I am your host, Peter Lehrman, Founder and CEO of Axial. In every episode, we will explore the vast world of small business M&A. We will interview both the proven and emerging owners, operators, investors, and advisors whose strategies and methods have been put to the test. If you have enjoyed this episode, check out Axial.com for more. There are recorded Axial member roundtables, downloadable tools for dealmakers, quarterly lead-table rankings, and other useful information. To join Axial as an acquirer, an owner considering an exit, or a sales-side M&A advisor, you can get started for free at Axial.com. Feel free to reach out to me directly at Peter@axial.net with questions, suggestions, or show topic ideas. Discussion points: Nassau’s origin story - all the way back to 1918 Lance’s journey from Wall Street to Nassau Candy in 2009 Taking a step back - it’s a family dynamic The decision to add a promotional products business Building the custom products business arm

Allan Olvera's gravestone stands on the Native American side of the Hicksville cemetery off Highway 99. It's where his family comes to feel close to him and other family members. But for over 20 years, Olvera's family members say they have been unable to rest as the investigation into his killing remains unsolved. Madison Wade covered the case for ABC 10 in Sacramento, Calif., and discusses where answers might come from with co-host Shay McAlister.If you know anything about this case, contact the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office cold case unit at (916) 874-5057.To learn more about this case, visit: https://www.abc10.com/article/news/crime/life-and-legacy-allan-olvera/103-b71d9604-18cd-4aa5-8da1-df8fc7e984ce To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Allan Olvera's gravestone stands on the Native American side of the Hicksville cemetery off Highway 99. It's where his family comes to feel close to him and other family members. But for over 20 years, Olvera's family members say they have been unable to rest as the investigation into his killing remains unsolved. Madison Wade covered the case for ABC 10 in Sacramento, Calif., and discusses where answers might come from with co-host Shay McAlister. If you know anything about this case, contact the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office cold case unit at (916) 874-5057. To learn more about this case, visit: https://www.abc10.com/article/news/crime/life-and-legacy-allan-olvera/103-b71d9604-18cd-4aa5-8da1-df8fc7e984ce To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Based in Hicksville, NY, Dr. Scott Liptzin, DPT has expertly helped people of all ages with stretching, joint and soft-tissue mobilization, athletic recovery, deep tissue trigger point release, physical therapy, sciatica pain, back pain, mobility, and more.@thesavagephysiodocSubscribe, download, and rate!Follow @dpt.stephwww.dptsteph.com

Joshua, Jude, and Brendan are fresh and ready to pod, and moving on to preview Notre Dame's next big cover challenge against the UNLV Rebels. In this episode: HELLO! What is a "fall flavor" and grocery shopping in Hicksville. REVIEWS! Beans in a taco? How about beans on anything? Tommy Rees and Notre Dame's quarterback situation go hand-in-hand, but then so does the wide receiver room and the entire operation of the offense... let's holler about it for a while. Brendan is here to do what he does best (or Joshua will fire him) and he goes on to tell us all about how big of a trash heap UNLV football really is. Beau Morgan forever. This week's picks become HIGHLY debatable. Can the Irish cover 27 points against UNLV? Notre Dame should keep the blue jerseys in the closet and bring out, basically, anything. Jude's triumphant WNBA moment. Defending Marcus Freeman while still open to the possibility of a complete disaster - we'll find out one way or another. And plenty more weaved in and out of the show. Please RATE and REVIEW! All reviews left on Apple Podcasts will be read on the next OFD Podcast. Go Irish! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Lost Shawangunk Silver Mine is found at the upper part of Sullivan County in the Catskill Mountains between Lake Mongaup and Hodge Pond. Almost a mile east of Shokan Village in County 28, Ulster County, a bootleger from New York is reported to have hidden two and a half million dollars worth of paper currency in several iron boxes during the Prohibition days, somewhere on a deserted farm at the upper part of Ashokan Reservoir. He was caught, but the FBI and other law enforcement agencies failed to find his loot. Also located someplace in this area is the Lost Truman Hurd Gold Mine. Another cache of valuables known as the Tongorara Treasure is presumed to be hidden between Kingston City at U.S. 87 and the lower edge of this reservoir. It consists of gold and silver coins valued at over one million dollars. Accord's tiny village at State 209, Ulster County, is where Rufe Evans, a miner, buried a hoard of silver ore and bullion somewhere within or nearby the hamlet. At the time of the Revolution, a band of Tory raiders stashed a sizeable amount of plunder outside Summitville, State 209, Sullivan County, in a cave somewhere in the Shawangunk Mountains. Tracy Maxwell, a farmer who died in 1948 and lived two miles west of Surprise on County 81, Greene County, stated in his will that he hid paper currency and a stockpile of family jewelry worth around $135,000 somewhere in or around his barn. His family had spent more than $20,000 trying to find his treasure, but they have been unsuccessful. Eighteenth-century river pirates are believed to have buried many caches of treasure within and around the vicinity of West Point Military Academy during the Revolution. The Tories, who were forced to flee Peeksill for their lives during the Revolution, buried numerous treasures somewhere in the region. Researching where the Tories lived by examining old property records might reveal where they hid their valued possessions. The Hudson River's narrowest place is a spot called Kidd's Point. It is alleged that the renowned criminal buried a hoard of treasure in this area, making it famous as an expedition site frequented by treasure hunters over the years. A few miles south of Peekskill, located on a bluff overlooking the Hudson River at Stony Point, is a cave where another cache of pirate treasure is allegedly hidden. A place called Money Hill, located a few miles south of Croton-on-the-Hudson, is said to be the spot where a great treasure whose origin is unknown is rumored to have been buried. Some caches holding silver and gold coins amounting to $750,000 were hidden in Hicksville, County 135, on Long Island by an affluent misanthrope somewhere on his estate. A bulldozer operator discovered one of the caches holding $89,000 of old coins in 1960. A pirate named Joe Brandish is believed to have hidden some treasure chests on the northeastern tip of Long Island on Orient Point, sometime in the late eighteenth century. Gardiner's Island, located in Block Island Sound, is the most famous place where Captain William Kidd buried his treasure and the most likely to be so indeed. It is a fact that he and other pirates used the island as their headquarters. Kidd stayed there immediately after seizing a valuable prize at sea, just before his capture and execution by hanging. Kidd Valley, a site on this island, has rocks imprinted with many symbols some have taken to be clues that, if deciphered and understood, would reveal the exact location of Kidd's treasure. Fisher's Island, situated close north of Gardiner's Island, is reputed to have been often used by pirates. It is believed that some have hidden their treasures here. The coins and other precious trinkets found on the island are thought to have washed aground from shipwrecks. The pirate Charles Gibbs is said to have buried a tremendous amount of treasure somewhere in Southampton Beach, County 27, Long Island, sometime in the early years of 1800. Renowned millionaire Walter C --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/treasure-revealed/support

The new Force order: A Star Wars podcast-  Episode 161: Hot Dog Hijack  GGP, Doc and special guest Chris Feehan the commanding officer of the 501st Empire City Garrison  chat tonight about everything Star Wars. The hot dog eating contest was hijacked by a Darth Vader mask wearing hooligan and Joey Chestnut tore his head off. We talk Taika's serious mistake with Natalie Portman and some Andor news. We hit a bunch of lists and this weeks Who's More Over pits Aurra Sing against the Third Sister Reva! Which lady's is MORE OVEr!   As usual email newforceorder@yahoo.com for comments, answers or with suggestions.     Sign up for the CPNaussau's Sci-Fi Minicon      https://www.facebook.com/events/409552430759113/?acontext=%7B%22ref%22%3A%2252%22%2C%22action_history%22%3A%22%5B%7B%5C%22surface%5C%22%3A%5C%22share_link%5C%22%2C%5C%22mechanism%5C%22%3A%5C%22share_link%5C%22%2C%5C%22extra_data%5C%22%3A%7B%5C%22invite_link_id%5C%22%3A348493327361702%7D%7D%5D%22%7D   The Cerebral Palsy Association of Nassau County is hosting a Sci-Fi Mini Convention at Levittown Hall, in Hicksville, NY on Saturday, July 16th 2022 from 5pm – 8pm Sponsored by Jovia Financial Credit Union. This event will feature Members of the 501st Legion's Empire City Garrison, The Rebel Legion's Echo Base, and the Saber Guild's Endor Temple in their Star Wars Costumes. We also will be visited by members of the Long Island Ghost Busters! Admission is FREE and there will be games and activities including Blast-A-Trooper, Jedi Training, and meet and greets with guests including Star Wars Actor Dominic Pace (Gekko the Bounty Hunter on the Mandalorian). Pro Wrestlers Rage & Kaos (Stranglehold Championship Wrestling Network). Wrestler Brimstone, who is also a Producer/Host on Grindhouse Radio. Actress and Cosplayer Jacobella Luongo. George Papadimatos Actor from The Deuce, Daredevil, and the upcoming Jimmy's and Jenny's Sitcom pilot Two cast members from the 1979 film "The Warriors", Apache Ramos and Wanda Velez. Special thanks to our Warrior Guest Sponsors, Rocky's Comics and AlphaGodz, they will be our featured vendors at the event. There will be Light Saber demonstrations from the Saber Guild. There will be Raffles for some incredible prize packs and snacks for sale, all to raise money for CPNassau! Please spread the word and indicate your attendance and share our facebook event page (Link Below), we will see you there!         

(NY Post) A straight physiotherapist has had his shirtless social media snaps stolen by a scammer who used them to swindle money out of men on the gay sex and dating app Grindr.Dr. Scott Liptzin — who practices and lives in Hicksville, NY, with his wife and three children — frequently posts photos of himself on his own Instagram page to recruit new clients to his physical therapy business.https://TheWrants.comFollow The Wrants ShowTwitter: https://Twitter.com/TheWrantsTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thewrantsInstagram: https://Instagram.com/TheWrantsShowYouTube: https://youtube.com/channel/UC67j5A9ErgsTOP8fpxeZ3WgLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

3:44:22 – Frank in New Jersey and New York, plus the Other Side. Topics include: Trains that go to malls, Japanese arcades, Nutley to Hicksville, The Fall, Fafhrd and The Gray Mouser, Mad God, The Shins, Woody Allen, Penn Station, Moynihan Train Hall, Hint not mint, LIRR, Ronkonkama, High Noon, train banter, Intermodal Center, Broadway Commons, Alleyway, Hicksville […]

3:44:22 – Frank in New Jersey and New York, plus the Other Side. Topics include: Trains that go to malls, Japanese arcades, Nutley to Hicksville, The Fall, Fafhrd and The Gray Mouser, Mad God, The Shins, Woody Allen, Penn Station, Moynihan Train Hall, Hint not mint, LIRR, Ronkonkama, High Noon, train banter, Intermodal Center, Broadway Commons, Alleyway, Hicksville […]

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7 ways to wow your past clients | Featuring Raj Jaggi & Rahul Jaggi "Team Raj Jaggi - #1 Team on Long Island by Sales. Located in Hicksville, New York, Team Raj Jaggi VORO helps individuals buy and sell properties across Long Island and the New York area. As a leading team in the real estate industry, we incorporate proven, professional state-of-the-art techniques specializing in the marketing, listing and selling of new and resale properties, residential homes, condos, commercial properties, home sites, undeveloped land & investment opportunities. We provide the most professional, informative, loyal and dedicated service in the industry. The best interests of our clients will ALWAYS come first and we will place the clients' concerns ahead of our own in each and every transaction!" Leave a comment if you have any questions and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to our channel. Click the Bell Icon so you'll receive notifications for new informative Craig Proctor videos, Real Estate Coaching!

Rev. John Hopkins, pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church in Hicksville, NY joins Rev. Brady Finnern to study and pray Psalm 25. “Remember when…” we will say while with old friends. David realizes his sin and asks the LORD not to remember his sins—which we all hope, but also to remember that He is mercy. This Psalm is a prayer of a faithful person who not only seeks forgiveness, but for the LORD to lead, teach, guard, and give them refuge. Our pleas for forgiveness are not only for us as individuals, but also for others. “Christ be my Leader by night as by day; Safe through the darkness, for He is the way. Gladly I follow, my future His care, Darkness is daylight when Jesus is there" (Lutheran Service Book 861, "Christ Be My Leader").

How does a short-term rental entrepreneur grow from two to 100+ Airbnb units? And then leverage the cashflow from that business to buy a boutique hotel? Rebecca Slivka is the cofounder of boutique hotel Hicksville Trailer Palace and STR management company Pillow and Coffee. Rebecca got her start on Airbnb in the Los Angeles market, scaling the rental arbitrage model to a portfolio of 100+ units. Today, she serves as a coach for our STR Legends X 90-Day Accelerator. On this episode of Get Paid for Your Pad, Rebecca joins me to discuss her expertise in leveraging VAs to grow a STR business and describe how she used the revenue from master leasing to invest in Hicksville Trailer Palace. She explores what differentiates the STR Legends Mastermind from other Airbnb conferences and explains how she benefitted from being a part of the first Legends live event. Listen in to understand how Rebecca's Legends X students grow so much in such a short period of time and get her best advice for small operators looking to make Airbnb their full-time income! Topics Covered How Rebecca got her start with rental arbitrage and scaled to 100+ unitsRebecca's expertise in leveraging VAs to grow a STR businessRebecca's insight on using cashflow from STRs to invest in real estateThe collection of vintage trailers and other funky units at Hicksville Trailer PalaceThe process of buying Hicksville and how Rebecca benefitted from putting the deal together during the first STR Legends MastermindRebecca's experience coaching Legends X and how her students grow so much in such a short period of timePillow and Coffee's mission to help small- and medium-sized STR operators growRebecca's intention to grow Hicksville and create 'ridiculous, remarkable experiences' for guestsWhat differentiates the STR Legends Mastermind from other Airbnb conferencesRebecca's advice for operators looking to make Airbnb their full-time income Connect with Rebecca Slivka Hicksville Trailer PalacePillow and CoffeeEmail rebecca@pillowandcoffee.comResources STR Legends MastermindLegends X STR AcceleratorRebecca on Get Paid for Your Pad EP285Michael Gerber InterviewThe E Myth: Why Most Businesses Don't Work and What to Do About It by Michael GerberTony RobbinsEmail jasper@getpaidforyourpad.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dan and Gary Anthony Williams (Solar Opposites, Who's Line Is It Anway?) discover what it's like being a "blegan," the Indian food scene in Hicksville, and how to become codependently wealthy. Support Green Eggs & Dan by supporting our sponsors: Masterclass - Get 15% off an annual membership at masterclass.com/GED *** This show is a part of the Podglomerate network, a company that produces, distributes, and monetizes podcasts. We encourage you to visit the website and sign up for our newsletter for more information about our shows, launches, and events. For more information on how The Podglomerate treats data, please see our Privacy Policy.  Since you're listening to Green Eggs & Dan, we'd like to suggest you also try listening to other Podglomerate comedy podcasts like The History of Standup, We Don't Deserve Dogs, or 2 Girls 1 Podcast.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joshua, Jude, and Brendan jump back on the pod machine to NOT talk about the upcoming spring football season for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish OR even the fully full on staff that Marcus Freeman has assembled. In this episode: HELLO! Notre Dame fans are forever COPS. Partial credit Greg. REVIEW! A truly epic battle for the soul of the Super Bowl halftime show (part 2). NBC's (supposed) power play for the Big 10 to join the Notre Dame football conference. The path for Gus Johnson and Brady Quinn is clear. Peak Peacock. The Nevada Dental Association. The immortal Coach and Hicksville's Dober. The Great Hole In The Boxers debate... we are dumbfounded. Breaking out a controversial tier graphic. The Michigan rivalry. Miami VS Pitt. Hating teams and vibe checking teams. Daggers to the heart. The real Michigan. A more honest ACC. The USFL is strange. A quick mix of women's lacrosse, basketball, and hockey. The term for a women's version of "lacrosse bro". Detroit Tigers nostalgia. Jude's Canadian secret. And plenty more weaved in and out of the show. Please RATE and REVIEW! All reviews left on Apple Podcasts will be read on the next OFD Podcast. Go Irish! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Firecracker Hannah Diaz stops by to talk about small-town soccer, tattoos, music, the best coffee cake in the world, and more. Dynamo Defender Tim Parker shares how he comes up with future goal celebrations and his buddies from Hicksville.

Former Head Coach of the Boy’s Varsity Football Team at Kellenberg Memorial High School, basking in retirement, forever a Firebird.Almost since the school's inception, Coach Hanifan has been there. In this pod, we sit down with the newly retired legend to discuss his early life in Hicksville, NY, his love of sports, how he got his foot in the door at Kellenberg, that has led him to his long winding, and long withstanding journey - all the while, bleeding Blue and Gold. Literally and figuratively he has built the building and built the Football Team, step by step, brick by brick. Along with my co-host and current assistant Coach Matt Polizzi, our conversation with Coach Hanifan, now.

Former Head Coach of the Boy’s Varsity Football Team at Kellenberg Memorial High School, basking in retirement, forever a Firebird.Almost since the school's inception, Coach Hanifan has been there. In this pod, we sit down with the newly retired legend to discuss his early life in Hicksville, NY, his love of sports, how he got his foot in the door at Kellenberg, that has led him to his long winding, and long withstanding journey - all the while, bleeding Blue and Gold. Literally and figuratively he has built the building and built the Football Team, step by step, brick by brick. Along with my co-host and current assistant Coach Matt Polizzi, our conversation with Coach Hanifan, now.

Welcome to a very special BONUS episode of John Arezzi's Pro Wrestling Spotlight Podcast! This episode will cover the original broadcasts of the Pro Wrestling Spotlight, covering the original Christmas episodes from December 17th, 1989, which aired on 1440 AM WNYG in Babylon, NY, and from December 23rd, 1990 on 1240 AM WGBB in West Babylon, NY. On this show: A live remote from 1989 at the West End Cafe in Hicksville, NY with John, Sonny Blaze, The Power Twins, and arriving late - and taking over the show - Paul E, Dangerously! Then we air the 1990 episode with Co-Host Cactus Jack, and calls from Paul E. Dangerously, Herb Abrams, Paul Orndorff and Dr. Death, Steve Williams! Callers and much more are featured on this bonus episode! Another historic look back at the Pro Wrestling Spotlight! Hosts: John Arezzi & Bob Smith Featured Correspondent: Don Laible Producer and Show Editor: Alex "A-Rob" Robertson Creative Director: Marsh Patreon Executive Producer: Jeremy Priest Copyright 2021: Mat Memories, LLC JOIN THE PATREON PAGE FOR THIS PODCAST AND EXPERIENCE 50 YEARS OF HISTORY FROM THE ARCHIVES OF WRESTLING HISTORIAN AND CO-AUTHOR OF THE BEST SELLING BOOK MAT MEMORIES HERE: https://www.patreon.com/JohnArezzi Subscribe to the show's YouTube Channel Here: https://www.youtube.com/c/ProWrestlingSpotlight Follow John Arezzi Here: https://twitter.com/johnarezzi https://instagram.com/johnarezzi https://www.facebook.com/groups/prowrestlingspotlight https://www.facebook.com/JohnArezzisMatMemories Order a signed and numbered copy of John Arezzi's best selling memoir "MAT MEMORIES, My Wild Ride in Pro Wrestling, Country Music and with the Mets" here: https://py.pl/1SjMeX Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On December 7, 1993 passengers aboard a commuter train bound for Hicksville, NY found themselves trapped in a nightmare when a 35 year old man stood up and began firing on them in a cold, detached manner, muttering "I'm going to get you," as he went about his slaughter. When it was over, six people were dead and another nineteen lay wounded. The shooter, Colin Ferguson, had been restrained by survivors and was eventually indicted on 93 counts by a grand jury. As the weeks from that fateful day stretched into years, New York found itself in one of the most bizarre cases in its long history, and the East Coast watched in horrified fascination as the the accused attempted to represent himself while spinning tales of government orchestrated racism, brain implants, and murder plots involving the Jewish Defense League.      Follow me on social media https://linktr.ee/AuthorTotten Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/The-Deathcast-102690125566672 Twitter @CorpseCreek Find my books @ https://tinyurl.com/Totten-Books The Deathcast is a Production of Corpse Creek Publishing Visit the official website: https://www.corpsecreekpublishing.com #truecrime #MassMurder #NewYork #LongIsland #Shooting #Murder #TheDeathcast #truecrimeaddict #truecrimefiend #Truecrimepodcast  #LIRR #ColinFerguson

#skatestraight #skatepunk #drugaddiction Curt Eichelberger talks growing up a skate punk in Dallas, Texas, aka Hicksville and the growing suffering of kids who have grown up with Trauma and how it creates addiction. His own addictions with alcohol and violence led him on a destructive path that ultimately led him to start a recovery group for skateboarders called: Skate Straight. https://skatestraightrecovery.org Join Kasper, AN EX-GANG MEMBER AND FELON TURNED PUNK ROCK WANDERER, as he takes you on the journey of exploration, as he shares insights by interviewing people from all walks of life including ex-prisoners who have success in their own way and also spotlighting people who make a difference in the scenes he loves. From Skate Punks to Bank Robbers and everything in-between. Explore the lives of the miscreants, rebels, artist and people who continue to rise above. https://linktr.ee/screamingatawallpodcast available on all streaming platforms Instagram: @screamingatawallpodcast @stealyoursoul Website: www.stealyoursoul.com/screamingatawallpodcast Want to be on our show? Have you been to prison? Have you been successful in staying out? Do you have a story you would like to share? Send an email to info.screamingatawall@gmail.com You can support our channel by subscribing and sharing. You can also go to https://anchor.fm/screamingatawallpodcast sign up for a subscription or see all available platforms. Intro-Outro Music by Mr. Eds insta: @the_mr_eds

#skatestraight #skatepunk #drugaddiction Curt Eichelberger talks growing up a skate punk in Dallas, Texas, aka Hicksville and the growing suffering of kids who have grown up with Trauma and how it creates addiction. His own addictions with alcohol and violence led him on a destructive path that ultimately led him to start a recovery group for skateboarders called: Skate Straight. https://skatestraightrecovery.org Join Kasper, AN EX-GANG MEMBER AND FELON TURNED PUNK ROCK WANDERER, as he takes you on the journey of exploration, as he shares insights by interviewing people from all walks of life including ex-prisoners who have success in their own way and also spotlighting people who make a difference in the scenes he loves. From Skate Punks to Bank Robbers and everything in-between. Explore the lives of the miscreants, rebels, artist and people who continue to rise above. https://linktr.ee/screamingatawallpodcast available on all streaming platforms Instagram: @screamingatawallpodcast @stealyoursoul Website: www.stealyoursoul.com/screamingatawallpodcast Want to be on our show? Have you been to prison? Have you been successful in staying out? Do you have a story you would like to share? Send an email to info.screamingatawall@gmail.com You can support our channel by subscribing and sharing. You can also go to https://anchor.fm/screamingatawallpodcast sign up for a subscription or see all available platforms. Intro-Outro Music by Mr. Eds insta: @the_mr_eds

We kick off our conversation with guest Jacquelyn Adams by talking about solving problems. It is so simple: take a break from the problem, take a walk and clear your head! You will be amazed at the ideas that come to you. And that is just the beginning with Jacquelyn. Listen to her story about leaving Hicksville, OH (not a typo) and her computer programming job to join the Peace Corps. Why the change? She wasn't happy with her job and wanted to change her life. She gave up the “good” job and moved to Africa. Her time at the Peace Corps challenged her beliefs and her assumptions.  She learned about the importance of the human side (she was educated as an engineer, human stuff wasn't taught as much!). Her advice in three words: curiosity, authenticity and community.  And you won't want to miss her favorite Swahili word!Jacquelyn  began her training career teaching high school math in Swahili in a rural Tanzanian village for two years as a Peace Corps volunteer. Upon returning to the US, she combined her love of teaching with her Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering to become a corporate engineering trainer. After spending a decade as a top-rated instructor, she founded her own learning consulting company. For her professional achievements, Jacquelyn has received local and national recognition including the “Top 40 Under 40”, “Outstanding Young Alumni”, and “Outstanding Women in Business” awards. Jacquelyn writes a weekly column for IEEE, the world's largest technical organization, sharing career development thought leadership.Connect with Jacquelyn to learn more about her and her background:LinkedIn = https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacquelynadams/Sign up for our newsletter at https://abbraccigroup.com/. Please subscribe, leave a review and tell your friends about our podcast. Learn more about the CHARGE® model by purchasing the book, The Way of the HR Warrior. Let us know about the moments for you that changed your life trajectory. Drop us a note via our website. Please note: Around the 10:34 min mark, Keri has audio problems, but it only lasts for a few seconds. 

If you woke up tomorrow morning and had transformed, what would you be? Well, Carter and Christopher Pickles had one heck of a time this week. The two buddies were all about the questions this week and chatted like there was no tomorrow. We're surprised that no one said butter. Also, what landmark do we want to rename -- the show is just silly and great this week. Mixing Engineer: Jonathan Melcher Potato Salad Marmalade is a proud member of the Peak Sloth Podcast Network --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/potatosaladmarmalade/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/potatosaladmarmalade/support

Today I'm speaking with my friend Victor, owner of The Cook's Studio in Hicksville, NY. Victor is a chef who loves teaching people how to cook. From mozzarella making to sushi to paella, there are classes for everyone. You won't want to miss out on these unique interactive cooking classes located inside the only winery in Nassau County at wineUdesign. Watch the Video Interview: https://bigfoodtalk.com/cooks-studio-hicksville-ny About Chef Victor McNulty Victor has been a chef for the past 30 years and a chef instructor for the past 15 years. Turns out Julia Child was his first true chef inspiration watching her as a child on TV. He loved being in restaurants since his first summer job at the age of 13 washing dishes at the South Hampton Inn. After a number of summer and weekend jobs Victor attended NYU for restaurant and hotel management and realized he hated school but still loved working in restaurants. The quicker path to ownership was going to be back of the house and Victor then decided to transfer to the French Culinary Institute. Having worked in many restaurants around the United States and after owning his own restaurant he wanted to settle down and spend time with his family. Victor landed a job at the Culinary Academy of Long Island where he truly discovered his love of teaching and stuck with them until their unfortunate closure. A Cooking School Inside a Winery He always wanted to open a cooking school and had been looking at Main St in Huntington originally until he connected with his good friend Vincenzo who owns wineUdesign in Hicksville. Both are members of the Long Island Food Council. Originally Victor wasn't sure about the idea of running a cooking school inside a warehouse but fast forward a few years and turning industrial warehouse space into a hot spot has become a trend. If you register for one of their many cooking classes you'll be surrounded by barrels and wine making equipment. It creates quite the ambiance as you and your date, your friends and family or colleagues learn to make your favorite dishes. Bonus! Wine tasting is included with your cooking class. Food Brings People Together In this episode of the Big Food Talk, we discuss so many topics from wine pairing to food culture and beyond. What's truly unique about the Cook's Studio is Victor and his perspective on food. The Cooks Studio brings people together whether it's a mozzarella making class with your loved ones or a team building event for your colleagues, you'll learn, laugh, eat and create memories that last a lifetime. View The Cooking Class Calendar Don't forget to make a donation at https://bigfoodtalk.com and share your food experiences with us at https://facebook.com/bigfoodtalk or https://instagram.com/bigfoodtalk

Connie Currie grew up in Hicksville where her father, Roland Gibson, was the radio/TV repair man at Spiro's Department Store. She earned her amateur radio Novice License KN2RBM in 1956 but not without some resistance.

She's The Real Deal: Three Globally Respected Psychics & Astrologer Reveal TLC's “Long Island Medium” Theresa Caputo Has Genuine Psychic Ability The Outer Limits Of Inner Truth devotes an entire episode to Caputo to discuss not only her capabilities but, her past lives & soul purpose. OLIT also interviewed one Caputo's most ardent critics, paranormal skeptic investigator Ron Tebo. Featured on the show (In Order of Appearance) 04:02 - Ron Tebo / Paranormal Investigator & Critic of Theresa Caputo 29:15 - Psychic Medium Kerrie O'Connor 50:00 - Psychic & Past Life Reader Laura Lyn 102:00 - Psychic Empath Lisa Caza 116:00 - Astrologer Constance Stellas OLIT explores all sides of Ms. Caputo in a respectful manner. We are neither her cheerleader nor are we her critic. We are simply explorers of consciousness. ----------------------------------------------------------------- About Theresa Caputo Theresa Caputo, also known as the Long Island Medium, is a popular medium and reality television star based out of Hicksville, New York. With blonde locks and heavy eye shadow, she brings a decidily New Yorker perspective on spiritualism. While derided by some as taking advantage of mourning people on television for money, many trust her experiences and insights into the world of spiritualism. Theresa Caputo uses new forms of reaching out to her spirits' families, including email and television. Still young, she's already submitted a legacy as one of the most controversial and visible mediums in the world. Currently the star of one television series on TLC, “The Long Island Medium”, she also performs her work in theaters throughout major cities.

For this episode of The Comics Alternative Interviews, Derek and Andy W. are pleased to have as their guest the man behind Hicksville, Dylan Horrocks. His new book, Sam Zabel and the Magic Pen, has recently been released by Fantagraphics, and on the show the guys talk with Dylan about his experiences writing the book and the philosophy underlying its creation. They begin by discussing its initial black-and-white serialization in Atlas (which lasted for only three issues between 2001 and 2006), and then was slowly released in color as an online comic beginning in early 2009. Indeed, as of the time of this interview, Dylan is still publishing the final pages of Sam Zabel on his website, so that the entire story will eventually be available digitally. However, readers will want to get the new hardbound copy in order to experience a full story immersion with its larger size format and its richness of color. The guys also ask Dylan about the narrative links between the new book and his other stories, most notably Hicksville, as well as any possible autobiographic significance in the character Sam. This leads to an in-depth discussion on the function of comics, the dynamics between fiction and autobiographic representation, and the moral implications of fantasy and self-censorship. In fact, Sam Zabel and the Magic Pen is predicated on these dynamics, with its characters posing multiple positions or viewpoints that are never truly resolved. Instead of being a polemic or a didactic on the ethical responsibilities of the artist -- as some readers have interpreted it -- Sam Zabel and the Magic Pen is more an exercise in romantic irony, proposing conflicting and at times contradictory arguments that refuse any easy resolution, and instead, resides in an uneasy state of productive indeterminacy. In other words, the book's resonance rests more in the questions it raises than in any possible answers. Andy and Derek also talk with Dylan about the publishing history of Pickle, his work for DC -- specifically, his writing on Batgirl -- the Vertigo series Hunter: The Age of Magic, and, of course, his efforts championing New Zealand comics and underscoring its rich history. Much of the conversation revolved around the New Zealand comics scene, past and present, with Dylan demonstrating himself to be one of its most ardent enthusiasts. (Indeed, you can find his directory of New Zealand cartoonists and comics creators on his website.) Even though this was a substantive interview, Derek and Andy didn't get around to asking many of the questions that they had wanted to pose -- e.g., Will you ever return to the unfinished "Atlas" storyline?, Will "Cafe Underground" ever be collected?, and When can we expect to see more Moxie and Toxie? -- but what they came away with was a truly engaging conversation with one of the most exciting, and one of the most underrated, creators in comics today.