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Tonight on NJ Spotlight News, Governor Sherrill announced a new plan this week to deal with the rise of AI data centers. Plus, we talk with NJ state GOP Chair Christine Hanlon about her party's response to the situation at Delaney Hall and a look ahead to the June 2 Congressional Primary races. Also, Bayonne elects its first female mayor - we'll talk with the Mayor-Elect on her plans for the Hudson County city. And, students solving decades-old cold cases - we'll take you to one college classroom that's making groundbreaking discoveries in unsolved cases using D-N-A technology.

Retired Kansas City Police Intelligence Unit detective Gary Jenkins examines the rise and influence of Louis “Streaky” Gatto and the Genovese crime family's powerful New Jersey faction. Drawing from a 2004 New Jersey Crime Commission report, this episode explores how Genovese crews operated across multiple counties while controlling illegal gambling, loan sharking, and waterfront rackets through intimidation and organized violence. Gary breaks down the structure of Gatto's Bergen County crew, including the involvement of his son Joseph Gatto and son-in-law Alan “Little Al” Greco. The discussion details how the crew maintained control over bookmaking and gambling operations and how prosecutors later tied key members to murders connected to their criminal enterprises. The episode also dives into the federal RICO prosecution and the dramatic courtroom testimony of witness Robert Belli. Gary explains allegations that associates of the Gatto crew attempted to pressure and intimidate witnesses before testimony, including claims involving the infamous “evil eye” or malocchio. Prosecutors argued that subtle intimidation tactics, courtroom stares, and indirect threats were all part of an effort to influence testimony. Another major focus is Moe Brown, a reputed associate connected to the Gatto organization. The episode explores how prosecutors used recordings and testimony to connect Brown to the defendants and how his conduct in court became part of the government's intimidation narrative. Finally, Gary examines the later criminal cases involving Joseph Gatto, including offshore sports betting operations, convictions, prison sentences, and the eventual decline of the family's gambling empire. The episode concludes with the deaths of both Joseph Gatto and Louis “Streaky” Gatto, marking the end of an era for one of New Jersey's most feared Genovese crews. Hit me up on Venmo for a cup of coffee or a shot and a beer @ganglandwire Click here to “buy me a cup of coffee” Subscribe to the website for weekly notifications about updates and other Mob information. To go to the store or make a donation or rent Ballot Theft: Burglary, Murder, Coverup, click here To rent ‘Brothers against Brothers’ or ‘Gangland Wire,’ the documentaries click here.  To purchase one of my books, click here. Transcript [0:00] Hey, all you wiretappers, good to be back here in the studio of Gangland Wires. A little extra I’m going to throw in here. I did this interview with Scott Deitch about Jerry Katina, and I got a lot of. [0:12] Comments, a lot of reactions to that show, a lot of New Jersey mob fans, Genovese mob fans out there. A guy named Carmine, Carmine something, he had some other numbers after his name. Carmine commented that I should do a show on Louis Streaky Gatto. That was a New Jersey capo who was one of the Chin’s best earners in the Genovese family. He had a crew down in New Jersey. And if you notice, one more thing, I was going to mention this before. I got a new hat. Now, check this out. [0:46] Hope you can see that. Got the gangland wire insignia on it. Now, this is my official gangland wire hat. [0:56] Louis Streaky Gatto, the New Jersey Crime Commission report in May 2004, reported that the Genovese family maintained five crews headquartered in New Jersey. Each was overseen by a capo, of course, and each of the four New York-based crews, this is right out of The Sopranos, about 40 soldiers and more than 400 criminal associates who were active in New Jersey. [1:21] They reported that the family operated in the northern New Jersey counties of Hudson, Essex, Union, Bergen, and Passaic County. They also had gained strength in Middlesex, Monmouth, and Ocean counties. Ocean, is that down in Atlantic City? I don’t have a map in front of me, so I’m not sure. The crime report stated that the Genovese family controlled the largest bookmaking and loan sharking rings in the New York, New Jersey metropolitan area. And the family maintained a strong influence on the Port Newark, Elizabeth, and Hudson County waterfronts. This report also identified the family consigliere Lawrence Little Larry Dentico as a person with the most extensive familiarity of the family’s New Jersey operations because he had been the top aide to the former consigliere and New York, New Jersey operations chief, Louis A. Bobby Mann. I did a show on Bobby Mann and Irwin Schiff and some of those plots, I don’t know, sometime in the last year, I believe. This 2004 report identified the five capos at that time in New Jersey, and they were Tino Fouimara, who died in 2010, Angelo Prisco, who died in 2017, Joseph Gatto died in 2010, Silvio DeVita, and Ludwig Bruchy, who died in 2020. [2:44] Now, Streaky Gatto, Louis Streaky Gatto, he was always the favorite money earner of Vincent de Chin Gigante. Before he was promoted to captain, his New Jersey crew was led by a capo named Peter LaPlaca until the mid-1970s, and that’s when Streaky Gatto took over the crew. Gatto was the boss of Bergen County with the help of his son, Joseph the Eagle Gatto. And his son-in-law, and a guy who keeps coming back in this thing, and who was his top enforcer, Alan Little Al Greco. I noticed a comment. Somebody said that he was really half Polish. I think his mother was Polish and his father was Italian. Somebody correct me on that in the comments, if you will. Controlled large illegal gambling, loan sharking, bookmaking operations in Bergen and Passaic counties. [3:33] These three guys used murder, violence, and fear to click on these rackets and control everybody who was a bookmaker. You couldn’t be, like Chicago, you couldn’t be a lone wolf bookmaker making money without these guys getting a piece of your action and working with you on it. They made sure that other rivals didn’t take advantage of somebody that was [3:55] under their protection. Gatto and Alan Greco, Little Al, were indicted on two counts of murder for the murders of Arthur Belli and Vincent Mastretti. They also were alleged to be behind the murders of a guy named Jack Handsome Jack, Ciaranella, Johnny Lombardi, and Peter Adamo. 1991-1990. [4:20] Streaky Gatto and Alan Greco were sentenced to 65 years. Streaky Gatto’s son, Joseph Gatto, was indicted on racketeering charges in the same RICO prosecution, but he only received 30 months. There was an appeal to that trial, and we learned a little bit about their brazen intimidation tactics, how it works. There’s a guy named Robert Belli, whose brother had had a gambling operation. His brother, Arthur Belli, was one of the persons in that RICO case that was murdered by Streaky Gatto. They called on Robert Belli to testify about the extortionate takeover of their gambling business. And he said that little Al Greco once told him, he said, things are going to be different now. And then shortly after that, Robert Belli’s hot dog truck was blown up and he was beaten by two men with baseball bats, typical mob extortionist takeovers of a small-time gambler, a bookie, a guy that had his own book of business, his own customers. As a result, he just gave it up. But he also testified that Belli disappeared and now we’re in trial for Belli being murdered by Streaky Gatto and planned on returning to the business just before he disappeared. [5:37] Now, in cross-examination, it turns out that he had been spoken to by somebody in the Gatto families because he all of a sudden starts agreeing with all the defense counsel’s suggestions, first of all, that the prosecutor paid him and pressured him, and all the local police and prosecutors involved in the case were corrupt. I’ll redirect. The prosecutor tries to show that Belli had become hostile to government and accommodating to the defense because he’d been intimidated. They asked Belli about a guy named Frank Sesta, who was known as Mo Brown. We’ll refer to him as Mo Brown. He was always known as Mo Brown. Belli stated that after defense investigators, Gatto’s lawyers and their investigators handed him into a meeting with the defense counsel, Mo Brown showed up and wanted to take him to the meeting. And then when he wouldn’t go with Mo Brown, Brown tried to pressure him into letting one of his associates drive him to this meeting and again to a pretrial hearing. He wouldn’t do it. He knew better than that. He took a ride with a government investigator. He did have to go meet with the defense counsel, of course. Anybody that’s going to be a witness against you, they have to make them available to the defense investigators and counsels, defense counsel, in order to do a deposition or just listen to what, see what they got to say. [6:59] He said Brown approached him and told him about a job interview. He said he’d take him to his job interview just before he testified at trial. He said Brown had discussed the case with him more than once and once said, isn’t it a shame that Little Al got 60 years in this case and he did get 65 years? And this all was coming out after they got their 65-year sentences, Little Al and Streaky Gatto. They just kept coming back. And then during the trial, the prosecutors got testimony from Belli that Moe Brown had been in the courtroom and standing directly in front of him several times and that he looked at him with an unhappy look. [7:36] Of course, they objected, the defense counsel objected to all that. They also introduced evidence that this Moe Brown was really closely connected to Streaky Gatto and Little Al Greco. They’d sent him into surveillance during the social club, the Lodi Social Club, and sent him with other people in the defendant’s gambling business. They also had a tape of a conversation between Louis Gatto Jr., Stryker Gatto’s son, and little Al Greco, talking about Mo Brown, that they were real familiar with him. So they connected Mo Brown to the Gattos and to Little Al Greco and then showed how he was then in court and was given the witness, the evil eye, the malokia, I think they call it, something like that was in The Godfather. And that he had tried to befriend the guy before he testified and told him about a job and tried to give him rides different places. They even mentioned that how… [8:39] They asked the witness Belli about three occasions during the trial when Al Greco had given him a look. One was before he testified, and Greco passed by him in the hallway, and he gave him a look. Defense has strenuously objected to this. It’s irrelevant, and you can’t really say that look was a bad look. The defense counsel strenuously objected to these points, but it was overruled. The second look came when Belli was in the back of the courtroom him waiting to testify, and Greco, Little Al Greco, just turned his chair around just to give him a look, and the third time was when Greco stood up and then turned over around and looked at Belli during the sidebar while Belli was on the stand. Prosecutor then asked Belli if Greco had ever looked at him that way before, and Belli said, well, he had. He said when he told him, Little Al Greco told him things are going to be different just before he beat him up, or had he beaten, And, of course, they strenuously object to all this. In the end, it did not do any good. In the end, little Al Greco still got his 65 years, and he didn’t get a new trial or anything. [9:45] A little story in regards to little Al Greco, the guy that was son-in-law to Strique Gatto and was right under him. It seemed like he was his main kind of enforcement guy, guy out dealing, maybe underboss, under people trying to, guy that deals with people on the street. He made a connection with a notorious New Jersey con artist and mob associates, Tom Giacomaro. They wanted him to come in and be a made man, supposedly, in the 80s. And, you know, he didn’t want it. He was independent. He knew better because once you come in, you know, they’re going to take everything from you. And he was quoted as saying, you know, I don’t want to kiss the ring. Everybody’s kissing Streaky Gatto’s ring, he said, except me. Jack Amaro was in the trucking business with two of Streaky’s crew, and they were making a lot of money. Streaky wanted to sit down. He wanted to bring this guy in because he was earning a lot of money. Giacomaro remembers that they met at Vesuvius in Newark. I mean, it sounds just like the Sopranos, doesn’t it? He described the table and how it went down. He said, Streaky sat at the head of the table with his sons right next to him, Joseph and Louis Jr. And his son-in-law, little Al Greco. [11:02] And Giacomaro remembered that Streaky was a skinny little guy who hardly said anything, but he said he had an ego big enough to suffocate the entire restaurant. Over again, little Al took care of the business during this lunch. He pitched Giacomaro on Friday. Him joining the family plan. And Streaky, during this time, he made a big production of putting some $100 bills between his knuckles. He held up his fist when the waiters came and they kissed his ring and took the bill and said, oh, thank you, Don Luigi. Thank you. During this lunch, he remembered that little Al once said, you know, we want to open the books for use. We got big plans for use. He knew what that meant. He knew he was then going to have to give him a percentage of his earnings and let them use his businesses to launder their money. Finally, he says, you know, Giacomaro says, I told Streaky and I told Lil Al, I said, you know, what can you really offer me with that? I don’t already have. He said, it was like everybody just quit breathing. [12:02] Just a dead silence fell over the table. He said he thought Streaky Yaddo was going to leap across his pastas and stab him in the eye with a fork. He didn’t, you know, he’s in a public place. And, you know, he would later say, you know, I was going to use them for everything they had, but never be one of them. You know, I’ll infiltrate their world all the way at the top if I can, [12:22] but I ain’t never being made because the only crime boss I want to answer to is myself. Joseph Gatto, Stricky Gatto’s son, was released in 1993, and he took over control of his father’s crew. He expanded the crew’s gambling operations and introduced, you know, brings it in the 21st century, so to speak, of the use of pagers and cell phones. And by 1999, he gets convicted again on some illegal gambling charges and took a plea deal. And at that time, he did admit that he was a capo of the Genovese family. You know, gambling is getting lesser, lighter sentences by then. He had a pretty light sentence. He gets released again in 2003. But a year later, he’s indicted in 2004 for running something called Catalina Sports, which is an offshore wire room in Costa rica bosley this thing was taking in 300 to 500 hundred thousand dollars profit per week and these gatos they were they were money earners that’s for sure that conviction gets overturned and you know by now 2005. [13:22] They did try him again in 2008. I don’t even know what happened. He’ll die in 2010. He’ll never go back to jail again. And nobody cares about gambling by then because it’s getting opened up all over the place. Streaky Gatto, who originally started talking about his father, died in prison in 2002. He never got out after he got that 65-year sentence from his RICO and murder convictions. So that’s a little bit about Louis Streaky Gatto. [13:48] And Carmine, thanks for suggesting that. So I hope y’all like this story. I hope y’all like my hat with my Gangland Wire logo on it. Talk to you later. Thanks, guys.

We have a very special episode for you this month, featuring an inspiring lineup of guests who invite us to lean into curiosity and reflect on reciprocity, history, and the connections to one another found within the natural world. We open with our guest poet Aimee Nezhukumatathil (0:03:15), who joins Ann in conversation about her stunning new poetry collection Night Owl (Ecco). Aimee shares her sense of wonder and joy, as she reminds us to stay inquisitive and to take care of the life–in all its forms–found on this planet.In this month's Ask Randi, entomologist and Toadshade Wildflower Farm owner Randi Eckel (0:34:27) tackles a listener's question about insect hotels. Are they actually helpful for pollinators — or could they do more harm than good? Listen in to hear what Randi recommends and why.We then speak with best-selling author and botanist Robin Wall Kimmerer (0:42:39) in a powerful conversation about Plant Baby Plant — a grassroots movement she founded that is rooted in restoration, reciprocity, and resistance. We welcome back celebrated writer Margaret Renkl (0:57:11) to talk about her beautiful new children's book, The Weedy Garden (Greenwillow Books), featuring gorgeous collage illustrations by her brother, Billy Renkl. A celebration of biodiversity and curiosity, the book invites young readers to see the wonder, wildness, and importance of the plants we too often overlook right outside our doors.We close this episode of The WildStory in conversation with acclaimed botanist, professor, and author Beronda L. Montgomery (1:13:17), speaking about her important new book, When Trees Testify (Henry Holt and Co.). Beronda explores the deep connections between black botanical history and the living landscape, revealing how trees and plants hold stories of resilience, survival, and wisdom.This episode of The WildStory Podcast is dedicated to the memory of Megan Andrejco, a beloved member of the Native Plant Society of New Jersey's Hudson Chapter. Megan was a Master Gardener, passionate land steward, and generous volunteer who devoted countless hours to caring for gardens and green spaces throughout Hudson County. Megan recently died from ovarian cancer, which was diagnosed late and was untreated due to the profound injustice of inadequate access to healthcare. Megan's loss is felt deeply first by her family, friends from NYBG, clients here in NJ and many communities she nurtured with her knowledge, kindness and care for the living world.

Jay in Hudson County called in to ask Mark why John Catsimatidis met in person recently with Mayor Zohran Mamdani. Mara in Nevada called in to ask how it's possible that there can't be a freeze on mortgages and rents in the United States, while TSA workers are set to receive significant backpay under the Transportation Security Administration. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jay in Hudson County called in to ask Mark why John Catsimatidis met in person recently with Mayor Zohran Mamdani. Mara in Nevada called in to ask how it's possible that there can't be a freeze on mortgages and rents in the United States, while TSA workers are set to receive significant backpay under the Transportation Security Administration.

fWotD Episode 3179: Frank Hague Welcome to featured Wiki of the Day, your daily dose of knowledge from Wikipedia's finest articles.The featured article for Saturday, 17 January 2026, is Frank Hague.Francis Hague (January 17, 1876 – January 1, 1956), known as Frank Hague, was an American politician of the Democratic Party who served as mayor of Jersey City, New Jersey, from 1917 to 1947, and vice-chairman of the Democratic National Committee from 1924 until 1952. Hague is remembered for running a political machine that dominated the politics of Hudson County, and of the entire state of New Jersey. During his 30 years as mayor, Hague's influence reached the national level. His ability to gain huge majorities in Hudson County for the Democrats won statewide races for governor and U. S. president, and his machine dispensed jobs and aid in exchange for votes. Among the projects built under Hague were the Jersey City Medical Center, then the third-largest hospital in the world, and Roosevelt Stadium.Hague was born in Jersey City, the son of Irish immigrants, and left school in the sixth grade. In 1896, he began his political rise with his election as constable for Jersey City's Second Ward. In 1913 he became commissioner of public safety as one of five members of the city's governing body, and over the next four years he did much to clean up Jersey City's decrepit police and fire departments. Re-elected in 1917, his fellow commissioners chose him as mayor.Hague quickly became a power in New Jersey, electing three Democratic governors in succession who would have lost if not for Hudson County. He successfully campaigned to defeat a proposal to move the governor's election to a presidential year, as all three Republican presidential candidates of the 1920s won New Jersey. This changed in 1932 when, after a shaky start, Hague allied with Franklin D. Roosevelt, staging a huge rally for him. Hudson County outweighed the rest of the state to win New Jersey for Roosevelt, and Roosevelt rewarded Hague by steering federal money through him, greatly increasing his power, and by shielding him from possible prosecution.By the 1940s, Hague was spending much time vacationing outside the city, which was changing as other ethnic groups challenged the longtime Irish dominance. He resigned in 1947 in favor of his nephew, Frank Hague Eggers, who was defeated in the 1949 municipal elections. After that, Hague remained in exile from Jersey City for fear of legal action until his 1956 death.This recording reflects the Wikipedia text as of 00:51 UTC on Saturday, 17 January 2026.For the full current version of the article, see Frank Hague on Wikipedia.This podcast uses content from Wikipedia under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License.Visit our archives at wikioftheday.com and subscribe to stay updated on new episodes.Follow us on Bluesky at @wikioftheday.com.Also check out Curmudgeon's Corner, a current events podcast.Until next time, I'm neural Kajal.

Tonight on NJ Spotlight News, James Solomon will be the Mayor of New Jersey's second largest city after winning a landslide victory over his opponent, former governor Jim McGreevey. Meanwhile - just to the north in Hudson County, another city is getting a new Mayor. Emily Jabbour eked out a win over fellow city council member Michael Russo.   Plus, after a federal appeals court ruled that Alina Habba has been unlawfully serving as the US Attorney for the district of New Jersey, what happens to cases tried during her tenure?   Also, family leave, hear how some lawmakers are trying to expand access while some businesses are pushing back.   And, we talk with tennis star and Jersey native Amanda Anismova about her stellar year and what's next.   

Tonight on NJ Spotlight News, a messy wintry mix is still moving across the state. Bringing snow, sleet, freezing rain and a tricky commute for some today.   Plus, Raised voices, cut mics and accusations of silencing a U.S. Senator, why a State House hearing over a New Jersey watchdog agency turned explosive.   Also, we hear from Senator Andy Kim for his reaction to how the hearing unfolded and why he's concerned about eroding government accountability.   And, runoff day in Hudson County, two mayoral races and big stakes for Hoboken and Jersey City.

Tonight on NJ Spotlight News, political violence, we take a look at how Charlie Kirk's assassination is changing the conversation around safety concerns for elected leaders.   Plus, a $25 million dollar offer from a powerful political name could reshape Ocean City's iconic boardwalk.   Also, Hudson County's hospital system is getting a major rebrand, we'll give you the latest on what it means for your care.   And many are feeling the pinch of property tax hikes, we'll tell you what relief is on the way for homeowners and renters.

Send us a textBill Styskal started his career in law enforcement with the Montclair Police Department in July of 1982 as a Deputy Police Officer. Bill served with the Montclair Police Department for 8 years. In 1990 Bill was hired by the Essex Fells Police Department and attended the Morris County Police Academy where he graduated from the 40th Basic Police Officers Class. Bill served 15 years with Essex Fells rising to the rank of Detective. Bill was assigned as a task force officer with the Federal Bureau of Investigation's Fugitive Task Force out of Newark NJ while serving with Essex Fells. Bill later transferred to the West Caldwell Police Department where he finished his career in 2015. While with West Caldwell Police, Bill was assigned to the Essex County Bureau of Narcotics in Newark NJ. Throughout Bill's career of over forty-three years, his work productivity has earned him numerous acknowledgments on his performance including awards and commendations.  He served on the West Essex Policemen's Benevolent Association Local 81 executive board for 12 years. Bill served and chaired on many committees including the scholarship committee and the golf committee. He served two terms as Recording Secretary, one term as Vice President and one term as President. He received the States highest recognition for his service, awarding him the Gold Life Membership award in 2001.After Bill retired in 2015, he took on a new career with the Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken as a campus police officer. He rose to the ranks of Detective, Sergeant and Detective Sergeant. Bill has always had the passion for helping others but more so his fellow officers. He got involved in officer resiliency and serves not only the officers of Hudson County but the State of New Jersey.  Bill understands the importance of the role of a Resiliency Officer within law enforcement. In today's profession, officers are not only tasked with upholding the law and protecting communities, but they are also facing increasingly complex challenges, both externally and internally. The emotional, psychological, and physical demands placed on officers can be overwhelming, and that's why the position of Resiliency Officer is more critical now than ever. Find The Suffering PodcastThe Suffering Podcast InstagramKevin Donaldson InstagramTom Flynn InstagramApple PodcastSpotifyYouTubeThe Suffering Podcast FamilySherri AllsupSupport the showThe Suffering Podcast Instagram Kevin Donaldson Instagram TikTok YouTube

A Hudson County judge has barred the owners of three Hoboken luxury buildings from renting more high-priced units until they add affordable housing. Meanwhile, Governor Kathy Hochul is defending New York's vaccine access and criticizing President Trump's federal health policies, saying they are dividing families. Plus, residents of Rochdale Village in Queens are opposing a proposed fee hike of up to 57 percent, arguing years of mismanagement are putting their affordable housing at risk.

Tonight on NJ Spotlight News, the Trump administration makes major changes restricting access to the COVID-19 vaccine. Plus, highlighting one Newark organization's efforts to bring hope to people in the throes of addiction. Also, Hudson County activists and lawmakers push to curb helicopter traffic around New York City. And, federal court proceedings in New Jersey grind to a halt amid uncertainty around Alina Habba and the leadership of the U.S. attorney's office.

Today we're interviewing Katie Brennan, who just won the primary for the New Jersey state Assembly in Hudson County. She explains how the state Democratic machine de facto abolished democracy with a rigged ballot design, how it changed, and how she overcame a tidal wave of money to win. Subscribe now to hear the rest of the episode!

Lured Up Podcast 352Live Streamed on - 7/2/2025Audio & VoD Publish Date - 7/4/2025We started this episode with ambitious intentions. We had planned to cover the onslaught of news and events that packed the July calendar, and discuss the monetization shift the gameplay flow has seen over the last few months. Instead, we ended up talking shop about GO Fest Global for the entire show! The GO Fest Global weekend was incredible and was filled with amazing gameplay and core memories. Adam shares his experiences playing with the Tri-City Pokémon GO group out of Rochester, NH and Ken talks about his NJ tour to 6 different Community Ambassador meetups.This weekend brought out the best in the Community, and Ken learned a ton simply by getting out of Red Bank. From exceptionally chill vibes in Hudson County, NJ to the diehard Trainers in Essex County, the event amplified just how many different ways this game can be enjoyed.Not only is the game played by so many different walks of life, but the areas of the game that are important to different Trainers was completely diverse. With some Communities just there to hang out with friends, to others tracking their hundos to the last minute of the event. In the end, it was all about friends getting together to share their passion in an environment filled with positivity. This was definitely a fun episode, with a ton of laughs, interaction with the chat, and both hosts using their Gold Bottle Caps. Against the wishes of the chat, Adam decided to Hyper Train 3 HP points on his Shiny Zamazenta with a NJ Background. It was one of the most fun moments we have had on the podcast ever, with the chat nearly falling out of their chairs. Ken decided to take a fun Pokémon, Rockstar Pikachu, and take it from Nundo to Hundo. Something tells me that Adam will be done a lot sooner than Ken will be!Huge thank you to all of the new viewers and listeners this week. We really fo appreciate all of the support, and feel so fortunate to be able to make this show every week. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you Trainers. You are exactly why we do what we do.LuredUp@PokemonProfessor.com    Voicemail and SMS: 732-835-8639 Use code FULLHEAL at https://tgacards.com/ for 10% off your order!Connect with us on multiple platforms! https://linktr.ee/PokemonProfessorNetwork HostsKen PescatoreAdam TuttleWriter and ProducerKen PescatoreExecutive Producer XanderShow music provided by GameChops and licensed through Creative Commons▾ FOLLOW GAMECHOPS ▾http://instagram.com/GameChopshttp://twitter.com/GameChopshttp://soundcloud.com/GameChopshttp://facebook.com/GameChopshttp://youtube.com/GameChopshttp://www.gamechops.comIntro MusicLake Verity (Drum & Bass Remix) TetracaseGameChops - Ultraballhttp://gamechops.com/ultraball/https://soundcloud.com/tetracase https://soundcloud.com/MegaFlare0Break MusicNational ParkMikel & GameChopsGameChops - Poké & Chillhttp://smarturl.it/pokechillhttps://twitter.com/mikel_beatsOutro MusicVast Poni CanyonCG5 & GlitchxCity (Future Bass Remix)GameChops - Ultraballhttp://gamechops.com/ultraball/ http://soundcloud.com/cg5-beatshttps://soundcloud.com/glitchxcityPokémon And All Respective Names are Trademark and © of Nintendo 1996-2025 Pokémon GO is Trademark and © of Niantic, Inc.Lured Up and the Pokémon Professor Network are not affiliated with Niantic Inc., The Pokémon Company, Game Freak or Nintendo.#pokemon #pokemongo #podcast

In this episode of GAHHDCAST, hosts Burnz, VSOP, and Maxlo sit down with rising MC, content creator, and food reviewer, Jersey's own Willy Gonza. What starts as a convo about musical influences quickly turns into a wild revelation — Willy's inspiration shares a jaw-dropping connection to Burns himself. The crew dives into Willy's growing catalog, the vision behind his visuals, and what fans can expect from his upcoming projects.They also chop it up about his work with HudPost, and how he's repping for Hudson County in more ways than one. It's a Jersey-rooted, bar-heavy episode full of laughs, stories, and raw energy.Welcome to the GAHHDCAST.

On the week the state's largest newspaper, The Star-Ledger and several other papers print their last editions and the venerable Hudson County daily The Jersey Journal closes, Jersey Angle hosts Mark Bonamo and Brian Donohue discuss what's being covered and what's being missed in a state where two decades of media downsizing have left huge swaths of the state as news deserts. Also: is there hope emerging on the media landscape in form of new startups sprouting all over?

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***Episode Continued ***In this episode of Pleasure Pathways, we dive into the world of in-person dating with special guest Mercedes from Date Columbus. Whether you're tired of the dating app scene or eager to make real-life connections, this episode offers practical tips to help you date confidently. We explore everything from how to make a great first impression, approach conversations with ease, and avoid common dating pitfalls like burnout and frustration.Learn how to maximize your experience at events like Date Columbus—from mastering icebreakers to reading body language and staying focused on what you truly want in a relationship. Mercedes shares expert advice on creating meaningful connections, overcoming fear of rejection, and the best ways to approach someone without outdated clichés.Plus, we discuss why women do want to be approached—just not in the old ways you might think—and how to keep things fun and light while searching for love. Tune in for actionable insights, dating tips, and a fresh perspective on in-person dating that will leave you feeling empowered and excited to attend your next event!Follow Date Columbus on IG!Mercedes IGLook out for hosting IRL dating events in Cleveland, Dayton, Philadelphia, Hudson County, Chattanooga TN, Detroit, MI soon to be in Nashville, TN and Pittsburgh, PA. Get Your FREE Dating In The Wild Guide HERE!Laurens IG

In this episode of Pleasure Pathways, we dive into the world of in-person dating with special guest Mercedes from Date Columbus. Whether you're tired of the dating app scene or eager to make real-life connections, this episode offers practical tips to help you date confidently. We explore everything from how to make a great first impression, approach conversations with ease, and avoid common dating pitfalls like burnout and frustration.Learn how to maximize your experience at events like Date Columbus—from mastering icebreakers to reading body language and staying focused on what you truly want in a relationship. Mercedes shares expert advice on creating meaningful connections, overcoming fear of rejection, and the best ways to approach someone without outdated clichés.Plus, we discuss why women do want to be approached—just not in the old ways you might think—and how to keep things fun and light while searching for love. Tune in for actionable insights, dating tips, and a fresh perspective on in-person dating that will leave you feeling empowered and excited to attend your next event!Follow Date Columbus on IG!Mercedes IGLook out for hosting IRL dating events in Cleveland, Dayton, Philadelphia, Hudson County, Chattanooga TN, Detroit, MI soon to be in Nashville, TN and Pittsburgh, PA. Get Your FREE Dating In The Wild Guide HERE!Laurens IG

Murph interviews Giovanni Rocco, a 27-year veteran of law enforcement in Hudson County, New Jersey.  Rocco shares stories from his time working undercover with the DEA and FBI, and discusses his book “Giovanni's Ring: My Life Inside the Real Sopranos.”   Rocco was able to infiltrate the DeCavalcante mafia family.  Some believe the TV series “The Sopranos” was based on this crime family.  Rocco describes the emotional challenges of developing relationships with criminals while maintaining his loyalty to law enforcement, and he recounts the challenges and dangers he faced.  Rocco discusses the importance of trust and loyalty in the mafia world, and how he navigated the complex dynamics between different factions. But Rocco also reflects on the toll that undercover work takes on personal relationships and mental health, and the work he's doing now in the field of addiction recovery and mental health for first responders.

Murph interviews Giovanni Rocco, a 27-year veteran of law enforcement in Hudson County, New Jersey.  Rocco shares stories from his time working undercover with the DEA and FBI, and discusses his book “Giovanni's Ring: My Life Inside the Real Sopranos.”   Rocco was able to infiltrate the DeCavalcante mafia family.  Some believe the TV series “The Sopranos” was based on this crime family.  Rocco describes the emotional challenges of developing relationships with criminals while maintaining his loyalty to law enforcement, and he recounts the challenges and dangers he faced.  Rocco discusses the importance of trust and loyalty in the mafia world, and how he navigated the complex dynamics between different factions. But Rocco also reflects on the toll that undercover work takes on personal relationships and mental health, and the work he's doing now in the field of addiction recovery and mental health for first responders.

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After a 2 week hiatus, we are back on the podcast and we are celebrating another Hudson County Championship for our Basketball Team, a clean sweep of Marauders advancing to the Wrestling Regions, and Fencing heading to the Quarterfinals of the State Tournament. (0:00) Introduction (3:30) News Of The Week Intro (4:39) Basketball Results (29:40) Bowling Results (31:20) Hockey Results (32:34) Swimming Results (35:14) Wrestling Results (40:18) Indoor Track Results (42:03) Fencing Results (43:39) This Week's Schedule (45:10) Podcast Announcement (46:26) Closing Thoughts --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stateofthemarauders/message

We are now in the crux of our winter season as we have playoffs and championships galore throughout our program as Track, Swimming, and Wrestling all continued their streaks as Hudson County Champions, with the Fencing Team clinching a spot in the state tournament as well as Basketball winning 10 games in a row. (0:00) Introduction (2:50) News Of The Week Intro (3:43) Basketball Results (9:38) Bowling Results (11:39) Hockey Results (12:54) Swimming Results (16:31) Wrestling Results (26:28) Indoor Track Results (30:41) Fencing Results (34:25) This Week's Schedule (36:13) Marauder Player Of The Week Award News (37:52) Closing Thoughts --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stateofthemarauders/message

"He's just mad at me cause I'm not trying to f&*k": Police Bodycam of Exotic Dancer in Stolen Car On October 27, 2023 at around 7:40 PM Officer Joseph Fuardo with the Secaucus Police Department observed a gray colored Honda CRV swerving on the road with no lights on. As Officer Fuardo began his investigation he noted that the vehicle had a single white female occupant within. A check of the vehicle registration revealed the vehicle to be stolen out of Patterson, NJ. As Officer Fuardo prepared to conduct a felony stop on the vehicle he awaited additional backup officers. Once backup arrived a felony traffic stop was initiated. While attempting to instruct the driver to exit the vehicle, the vehicle began backing, colliding with the push bumper of Ofc. Fuardo's police vehicle. Eventually, the driver of the vehicle, later identified as Rosemary Torres, was removed and detained as the sole occupant of the vehicle. Torres stated upon exiting the vehicle: “I didn't know the car was stolen, he didn't tell me it was stolen. He's just mad at me cause I'm not trying to fuck”. Torres was secured in the rear of a police vehicle while the investigation into the recovery of the stolen vehicle was conducted. While in custody, Torres made statements to another on-scene officer that the owner of the vehicle had left the keys on the table at the strip club. Torres stated “I saw it, I took it” with regard to the vehicle keys left on the table at the strip club. Further conversation with Torres revealed that she dances at the club where the theft occurred, Sunrise Sports Go Go Strip Club in Patterson, NJ. Officer Fuardo then, in furtherance of his investigation conducted field sobriety tests on Torres in which the video shows Torres being unable to follow instructions or balance herself several times. Torres is then placed back into the rear of the police vehicle. No charges for DWI were placed against her in reference to this incident. Torres was eventually transported to the police station for processing and later remanded to the Hudson County jail for an outstanding warrant and a new charge of receiving stolen property for being in possession of the stolen vehicle. It does not appear at this time that Torres has been charged by Patterson for the actual theft of the vehicle.

"He's just mad at me cause I'm not trying to f&*k": Police Bodycam of Exotic Dancer in Stolen Car On October 27, 2023 at around 7:40 PM Officer Joseph Fuardo with the Secaucus Police Department observed a gray colored Honda CRV swerving on the road with no lights on. As Officer Fuardo began his investigation he noted that the vehicle had a single white female occupant within. A check of the vehicle registration revealed the vehicle to be stolen out of Patterson, NJ. As Officer Fuardo prepared to conduct a felony stop on the vehicle he awaited additional backup officers. Once backup arrived a felony traffic stop was initiated. While attempting to instruct the driver to exit the vehicle, the vehicle began backing, colliding with the push bumper of Ofc. Fuardo's police vehicle. Eventually, the driver of the vehicle, later identified as Rosemary Torres, was removed and detained as the sole occupant of the vehicle. Torres stated upon exiting the vehicle: “I didn't know the car was stolen, he didn't tell me it was stolen. He's just mad at me cause I'm not trying to fuck”. Torres was secured in the rear of a police vehicle while the investigation into the recovery of the stolen vehicle was conducted. While in custody, Torres made statements to another on-scene officer that the owner of the vehicle had left the keys on the table at the strip club. Torres stated “I saw it, I took it” with regard to the vehicle keys left on the table at the strip club. Further conversation with Torres revealed that she dances at the club where the theft occurred, Sunrise Sports Go Go Strip Club in Patterson, NJ. Officer Fuardo then, in furtherance of his investigation conducted field sobriety tests on Torres in which the video shows Torres being unable to follow instructions or balance herself several times. Torres is then placed back into the rear of the police vehicle. No charges for DWI were placed against her in reference to this incident. Torres was eventually transported to the police station for processing and later remanded to the Hudson County jail for an outstanding warrant and a new charge of receiving stolen property for being in possession of the stolen vehicle. It does not appear at this time that Torres has been charged by Patterson for the actual theft of the vehicle.

Some more end of season awards to talk about as the HCIAL announced the soccer division all-team recipients with the winter season just around the corner. We will preview the Bowling season by having our two senior captains, Rocco Barone '24 and Andrew Diaz '24. Plus, we recapped the fall season and previewed the winter season with Athletic Director Rich Hansen on the AD's Corner. Timestamps: (0:00) Introduction (3:54) News Of The Week Intro (5:39) Cross Country Northeast Race Results (6:33) Soccer Hudson County Awards (8:05) Winter Tryouts Underway (8:30) Bowling Preview (10:27) Bowling Interview w/ Rocco Barone & Andrew Diaz (16:17) AD's Corner (42:12) Closing Thoughts Join our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/StateOfTheMarauders --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stateofthemarauders/message

This is the All Local 6am update for Friday, November 24th, 2023.

A story of unimaginable trauma, unwavering courage, and the transformative power of #justice and support. As a young girl, Krystan endured the horrific reality of domestic abuse at the hands of her stepfather. His violence extended to her mother, culminating in a chilling act of arson – he set her mother on fire. ▷ A Childhood Marred by Fear and Violence Krystan's childhood was a far cry from the safe and nurturing environment every child deserves. Her stepfather's abusive behavior created an atmosphere of constant fear and insecurity. The physical, emotional, and psychological torment he inflicted left deep scars on Krystan's young mind. Despite the fear that gripped her, Krystan knew she couldn't remain silent. She sought justice for herself and her mother by pursuing legal action against her stepfather. This decision marked the beginning of a daunting journey, but Krystan was determined to find her voice and reclaim her life. ▷ A Landmark Court Case and a Beacon of Hope with one time Prosector Bob Bianchi Krystan's case found its way to the courtroom, where she faced the daunting task of confronting her abuser and recounting the harrowing details of her ordeal. With the unwavering support of former prosecutor Robert Bianchi, a champion of victims' rights, Krystan bravely stepped forward to seek justice. The trial was a grueling process, demanding Krystan's resilience and determination. Yet, she stood tall, her voice resonating with the truth of her experiences, despite the remembrance of the terrible act of violence on Krystan's, leading to her mother's untimely death. Bob Bianchi's expertise and unwavering commitment to justice proved invaluable, guiding Krystan through the complexities of the legal system. In the end, Krystan's courage and Bob's unwavering support in the law cumulated in a moment of justice. Her stepfather was convicted and sentenced to prison, marking a significant victory for Krystan and her mother. But beyond the legal outcome, Krystan's case served as a beacon of hope for other survivors of domestic abuse. ▷ Bob Bianchi: A Pillar of Support Throughout Krystan's journey, Bob Bianchi and his team remained a steadfast pillar of support. He recognized the profound trauma she had endured and provided her with the emotional and legal guidance she needed to navigate the complexities of her case. Overcoming Trauma and Finding Hope Krystan's story is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. Despite the trauma she endured, she emerged from her experience stronger and more determined. Her journey is a reminder that healing is possible, even in the face of unimaginable adversity. A Message of Hope and Healing Krystan's message is one of hope and empowerment for survivors of domestic abuse. She encourages victims to seek help, reminding them that they are not alone. Her story is a powerful call to action, urging us to stand with victims and fight for their justice. ▷ Resources for Survivors of Domestic Abuse If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic abuse, there are resources available to help. Here are a few organizations that can provide support: State of #NewJersey Department of Children & Families https://www.nj.gov/dcf/women/hotlines/ The National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233 The National Coalition Against Domestic Violence: https://ncadv.org/ The National Resource Center on Domestic Violence: https://www.thehotline.org/ Together, we can break the silence and create a world free from #domesticviolence. With Your Host Bob Bianchi and David Bruno #NothingButTheTruth "I had the privilege of meeting Mr. Bianchi during a murder trial when he was a prosecutor in Hudson County. I was able to witness first hand how he handled the case with integrity, honesty, and a tireless commitment to his client's well-being. Now Mr. Bianchi and his team of former prosecutors turned criminal defense lawyers embodies an exceptional blend of experience and unwavering dedication to their clients and the principles of the justice. If you are in need of legal representation, their services are highly recommended for their commitment to justice and their outstanding track record of delivering top-tier legal support." Krystan Williams 

For the first time since 2019, the Soccer Team defeated Kearny in the Hudson County Final and became the Hudson County Champions while the Cross-Country Team won Hudson County for the 7th consecutive year. We discussed everything that happened within the program this week and also revealed the winner of the Marauder Player Of The Week Award this week with the candidates revealed for next week's award. Timestamps: (0:00) Introduction (3:58) Soccer Recap & Highlights (19:31) Cross Country Recap (22:40) News Of The Week Intro (24:25) Water Polo Recap (25:04) Crew Recap (26:22) Football Recap & Scoring Plays (31:36) Turning Point Of The Game (32:47) Offense (34:46) Defense (35:57) Seton Hall Preview (39:00) Rest Of The News (39:44) What's On The Docket (40:51) Player Of The Week Award (44:08) Closing Thoughts --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stateofthemarauders/message

Gianni and Milly-May McLaughlin, the creators of the award-winning independent mob film "Bless Me Father," join the Burn Down Podcast to share their unique story and how they made their own movie.   In August 2020, when their lavish destination wedding was canceled due to the pandemic, Gianni and Milly-May McLaughlin decided to use the money to pursue their passion for filmmaking. Their debut feature film, "Bless Me Father," set primarily in Hudson County, New Jersey, follows Vinny Dapello, a hitman for the New Jersey Italian Mob who is killing the same man who killed his father. Vinny, portrayed by Gianni, confesses his sins, and unveils the dirty history of his life. The film is also unique as the cast is comprised entirely of family and friends; a technique known as neorealism.   "Bless Me Father" is competing with larger, better-funded studio films on Amazon Prime. It has won multiple awards at both domestic and international film festivals. In 2022, it was named "New Jersey's Film of the Year!".   “Bless Me Father” is available to rent or buy on Amazon Prime Video. Rent or buy it now! LINK: https://www.amazon.com/Bless-Me-Father-Gianni-McLaughlin/dp/B0C54FN6R2   Order Our Cigar! - The Blueprint  https://www.burndownpodcast.com/the-blueprint-cigar Become a member on our website! Exclusive discounts & giveaways! https://www.burndownpodcast.com/

In 2020, a mission-driven group of volunteers from across the construction industry came together with the goal of saving lives. They collaborated to launch the inaugural Suicide Prevention Week for the industry — a week dedicated to raising awareness about the higher-than-average number of suicides in the construction industry, and to providing resources to help prevent those deaths.Every year, during September — National Suicide Prevention Month — the construction industry will dedicate a week to raising awareness about the unique challenges workers face in construction that lead to suicide and what we can do to prevent it.Join Liz, Hamilton and Chris Lalevee as they discuss the difficulties construction workers face and how he is working to change the system.ABOUT CHRIS in his own words:As for me, I spent many years in the field on cranes. Land, water, mobile and tower. I throughly enjoy what I do. I was asked to work in our referral hall, where I worked for 8 years. Now out as a business agent, in the Hudson County area, I work with our contractors, new contractors & our members on turning out the best in the heavy equipment industry. I also run a program within our union called MAP. This stands for Member Assistance Program. Together with a team of peers, we assist members in getting help for various life issues such as mental health & addiction. I truthfully love doing this and know that helping people is my true calling. I'm always looking to collaborate, present, assist, etc with anything you and/or your company may need. An uncomfortable subject? , yes. Much needed? ABSOLUTELY!Feel free to reach out to me about speaking on these uncomfortable but very real topics and their effect on the construction industry. Available for safety meetings, kick off meetings, conventions, etc.My passion and goal is to raise awareness, inspire and help those in need throughout the construction industry.A healthy workforce is a productive workforce and Local 825 strives to make that possible through constant training, care for our members & contractors as well as possessing the skills needed to bring your jobs in ahead of time and ahead of budget.Reach out and let's talk about how this skilled workforce of over 8000 members, can help you succeed.Follow me:Twitter: CLaleveeInstagram: chris_lalevee

We welcome civil trial attorney Michael Warshaw to the NJ Criminal Podcast. Michael began his career clerking at the courthouse in Hudson County.

Here are some things you might have done. First, you might have heard James Urbaniak as the voice of Dr. Venture in the hit animated series, The Venture Bros. Secondly, you might have seen James acting in The Fabelmans, Difficult People, Henry Fool, and American Splendor. Thirdly, and most importantly for our program, you may have wished to know a lot more about what it's like to spend one's early childhood in Bayonne, New Jersey. Fortunately, James is with us to fill you in and extensively on that third point. As you listen to James's mellifluous voice and prepare to drift off to sleep, you will gain knowledge of what it's like to be dispatched to the deli to retrieve a pound of bologna.Hey Sleepy Heads, is there anyone whose voice you'd like to drift off to, or do you have suggestions on things we could do to aid your slumber? Email us at:  sleepwithcelebs@maximumfun.org.Follow the Show on:Instagram @sleepwcelebsTwitter @SleepWithCelebsTikTok @SleepWithCelebsJohn is on Twitter @johnmoe.John's acclaimed, best-selling memoir, The Hilarious World of Depression, is now available in paperback.Join | Maximum FunIf you like one or more shows on MaxFun, and you value independent artists being able to do their thing, you're the perfect person to become a MaxFun monthly member. 

The playoffs continue at Grand and Warren as the Baseball, Track and Tennis Teams are Hudson County Champions with the Lacrosse Regular Season ending and the state playoffs are about to begin program wide. We will break down what to expect in Marauder Land and we will also break down who won this week's edition of the Marauder Player Of The Week plus reveal who are the candidates for next week's award. (0:39) Initial Thoughts (3:11) News Of The Week (7:04) Tennis Results (10:15) Baseball & Lacrosse Results (23:42) Lacrosse Analysis (Featuring Ignacio Marro '25) (28:03) Volleyball, Track & Crew Results (40:55) Marauder Player Of The Week Award & New Nominees (44:24) Closing Thoughts --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stateofthemarauders/message

Another big week for our Marauders as the Crew Team makes history, Tennis and Baseball with great weeks overall against Hudson County foes, and the Lacrosse team gets a victory after it was declared a loss. We will break down the rest of what happened in Marauder Land and we will also break down who won this week's edition of the Marauder Player Of The Week plus reveal who are the candidates for next week's award. (0:00) Initial Thoughts (2:23) News Of The Week (8:54) Golf & Tennis Results (12:17) Baseball & Lacrosse Results (26:23) SOTM Hotline Featuring Ignacio Marro '25 & Jackson Briamonte '25 (29:45) Volleyball, Track & Crew Results (34:28) State Of The Marauders Sports Reporters Club Announcement (35:31) Marauder Player Of The Week Award & New Nominees (37:20) Closing Thoughts --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stateofthemarauders/message

Welcome Back From The Spring Break as The Track Team Wins The Hudson County Relays once again and Pat Laguerre gets his 300th win as the Baseball Team had a split week overall. We will break down everything that happened in Marauder Land and we will also break down who won the first spring edition of the Marauder Player Of The Week plus reveal who are the candidates for the next edition of the award. (0:00) Initial Thoughts (2:57) News Of The Week (10:12) Golf & Tennis Results (13:27) Baseball & Lacrosse Results (20:24) SOTM Hotline Featuring Ignacio Marro '25 (25:40) Volleyball & Track Results (38:59) State Of The Marauders Sports Reporters Club Announcement (39:27) Marauder Player Of The Week Award & New Nominees (41:57) Closing Thoughts --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stateofthemarauders/message

We will talk about the upcoming baseball season as expectations remain high again at Grand and Warren coming off a Hudson County Title and the Marauders looking to make noise in the state as well. Also, we will talk about the news of the week in Marauder land as tryouts are beginning for the spring season and we will bring back Sports Reporters Ignacio Marro '25 and Jackson Briamonte '25 to give us their perspective on the upcoming Lacrosse season as they start scrimmages next week! (1:04) Initial Thoughts (2:36) News Of The Week (10:20) Lacrosse Analysis (21:48) Baseball Preview (38:48) State Of The Marauders Sports Reporters Club Announcement (39:18) Closing Thoughts --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stateofthemarauders/message

Your Basketball Marauders are back on top of the county Mount Olympus as they regain the county title for the first time since 2020 as they defeated Hudson Catholic 61-46. We will break down everything from their path to the title as well as talk about how our wrestlers did in their district tournament (hint, very well), how our tracksters did at the Non-Public A Championships, and how the rest of the program did this week. We will also reveal who won this week's Marauder Player Of The Week award and reveal 5 new candidates for next week's award. (1:57) Initial Thoughts (3:43) News Of The Week (7:58) Hockey Results & Analysis (9:46) Basketball Results & Analysis (26:08) Wrestling Results (32:46) Swimming & Track Results (38:42) Fencing & Bowling Results (40:59) State Of The Marauders Sports Reporters Club Announcement (41:38) Marauder Player Of The Week Winner & New Nominees (44:24) Closing Thoughts --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stateofthemarauders/message

We all go through it - relationship ruts. Are you in one now? Listen to this if you are trying to get past your rut or trying to prevent one from happening!John Ryan De Oca is a relationship expert and board-certified Nurse Practitioner and Nurse Coach residing in Hudson County, NJ. He offers more than 10 years of experience in the healthcare industry with his ultimate passion being in relationships. Instagram @therelationshipprescriberWebsite https://www.therelationshipprescriber.com/________________________________________________________________Did you love this episode? BUY ME A COFFEE for support!Find me on Instagram@balkanina@mamaknowspodcastFind me on TikTokBalkaninaSubscribe to my NewsletterPrivate Facebook Motherhood-Podcast CommunityMama Knows FBDisclaimer: This podcast does not provide any medical advice, it is for informational purposes only!

Air Date 1/3/2022 Today, we take a look at the emerging implementation of facial recognition technology in public and commercial spaces along with the tracking and "amplifagandizing" capabilities of TikTok Be part of the show! Leave us a message or text at 202-999-3991 or email Jay@BestOfTheLeft.com  Transcript BestOfTheLeft.com/Support (Get AD FREE Shows and Bonus Content) Join our Discord community! SHOW NOTES Ch. 1: Twitter, Facial Recognition and the First Amendment - The Lawfare Podcast - Air Date 4-15-21 This week on Arbiters of Truth, the Lawfare Podcast's miniseries on our online information ecosystem, Evelyn Douek and Quinta Jurecic spoke with Jameel Jaffer and Ramya Krishnan of the Knight First Amendment Institute. Ch. 2: Addressing the TikTok Threat Part 1 - Your Undivided Attention - Air Date 9-8-22 TikTok, the flagship app of the Chinese company Bytedance, recently surpassed Google and Facebook as the most popular site on the internet in 2021, and is expected to reach more than 1.8 billion users by the end of 2022. Ch. 3: https://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/lifematters/privacy,-your-face-and-the-rise-of-facial-recognition/13946990 Several large retailers, including Kmart and Bunnings, already use facial recognition technology in their stores – collecting biometric data that is as unique as a fingerprint – but are customers aware of how their facial data is being captured and used? Ch. 4: NJ Legal Rights & NYPD's Facial Recognition Technology - The Brian Lehrer Show - Air Date 9-30-22 Alexander Shalom, senior supervising attorney and director of Supreme Court advocacy at the ACLU-NJ, talks about the implications of a case in Hudson County, NJ, where a suspect was identified using the NYPD's facial recognition technology. Ch. 5: The problem with banning TikTok - Vox - Air Date 8-29-20 TikTok's in trouble. But so is the internet as we know it. Ch. 6: Are You Feeding a Powerful Facial Recognition Algorithm? - NOVA PBS Official - Air Date 4-23-21 Facial recognition technology has great potential to help law enforcement identify suspects. But collecting and storing data from online photos has raised concern among critics. Ch. 7: Addressing the TikTok Threat Part 2 - Your Undivided Attention - Air Date 9-8-22 Ch. 8: Why Facial Recognition Technology Is So Dangerous - Second Thought - Air Date 7-3-20 Government crackdowns, hyper-personalized ads, real-time location tracking of citizens. Mass surveillance is a growing threat in the modern world. In this episode, we'll take a look at why it's so dangerous. MEMBERS-ONLY BONUS CLIP(S) Ch. 9: The Real Danger Of ChatGPT - Nerwriter1 - Air Date 12-30-22 The Nerdwriter is a series of video essays about art, culture, politics, philosophy and more. Ch. 10: Hustle / Grind Alpha Bro vs. Random ChatGPT Guy - Andrew Rousso - Air Date 12-13-22 Inside everyone, there are two wolves but inside me... there are three. FINAL COMMENTS Ch. 11: Final comments on the new ad system for the show MUSIC (Blue Dot Sessions): Opening Theme: Loving Acoustic Instrumental by John Douglas Orr  Voicemail Music: Low Key Lost Feeling Electro by Alex Stinnent Activism Music: This Fickle World by Theo Bard (https://theobard.bandcamp.com/track/this-fickle-world) Closing Music: Upbeat Laid Back Indie Rock by Alex Stinnent   Produced by Jay! Tomlinson Visit us at BestOfTheLeft.com Listen Anywhere! BestOfTheLeft.com/Listen Listen Anywhere! Follow at Twitter.com/BestOfTheLeft Like at Facebook.com/BestOfTheLeft Contact me directly at Jay@BestOfTheLeft.com

All Local Morning for 12/01/22

Wayne Cabot has the top stories from the WCBS newsroom, including the death of a Yonkers Police Sergeant, numerous fires occurring in Hudson County, New Jersey, and 5th Ave. in Midtown's first ever ban on cars this holiday season. 

Renato and Justin breakdown the Marauders' 42-27 defeat to Bergen Catholic and talk about the rest of the program, including Cross-Country winning the Hudson County Title, Water Polo taking on Pingry, Soccer finishing up their Hudson County schedule, and the results from Crew's Overpeck Fall Classic last week. They also revealed this week's Marauder Player Of The Week as well as the nominees for next week's award. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stateofthemarauders/message

In this episode you'll meet Maureen Recalde, an Administrative Business Partner at Google! You'll learn about her story, how she found her voice, how being diagnosed with ADHD changed how she operates as an admin, her perspective on the evolution of the admin role, what class she believes all admins and execs should take, and so much more!---Maureen joined Google as part of the Looker acquisition in March 2020, about a week before COVID lockdowns. Before joining Google, she worked as an EA at Shoretel (now Mitel), Amazon, CBS Interactive/CNET Networks, among other wonderful organizations.Maureen was born and raised in Queens, NY to Ecuadorian parents, but now calls Hudson County, NJ home. Outside of work, she enjoys the simple pleasures of binge watching a multitude of shows (both old and new), responding to conversation using song lyrics and the never ending quest of trying to find a hobby that sticks. Note all of these activities are mostly done with her multi-generational family that all live under one roof… did I mention 3 dogs.You can find and connect with Maureen on LinkedIn here.--Website: www.morethananadmin.com Email: team@morethananadmin.comInstagram | Twitter | LinkedIn | TikTokAbout Host: Mallory Rothstein - www.malloryismore.com Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter *Disclaimer: This podcast reflects the views of the host and guests, not any of their current or former employers.*

Alexander Shalom, senior supervising attorney and director of Supreme Court advocacy at the ACLU-NJ, talks about the implications of a case in Hudson County, NJ, where a suspect was identified using the NYPD's facial recognition technology. The NJCLU has filed an amicus brief on behalf of the suspect's request for more information on how the identification was done.

Kathleen Smith's first career was as a lawyer, particularly an assistant prosecutor working in juvenile justice in New Jersey's Hudson County. Smith loved her work, but after giving birth to the second of her three children her career became overwhelming, and she gave it up to raise them. After fifteen years away from her industry, Smith found herself with no connections and no idea what to do next. Feeling stuck, she decided to reach out to other women in the same predicament for inspiration. She traveled around the country interviewing women on video, a project that grew into the lifestyle website MorphMom.com. Smith went on to teach classes and speak at conferences before launching a radio show, a podcast, and most recently a television show. Listen in to her conversation with CoveyClub founder,  Lesley Jane Seymour, to learn how she handled the challenges of starting all over from scratch and mastered working from home in a post-Covid world. Smith also shares her advice for starting your own business and for avoiding the mistakes most people make when first stepping into entrepreneurship.  FREE GIFT! Don't start your reinvention without downloading CoveyClub's starter guide called “31 Badass Tips for Launching Your Reinvention Without Fear!”   Bio: Kathleen Butler Smith is the founder of morphmom.com. After graduating from Holy Cross and from Georgetown Law, she served as an Assistant Prosecutor in Hudson County, New Jersey for six years. She stopped working following the birth of her second child, and later discovered that re-entering the workforce would be difficult. Kathleen quickly noticed that she was not alone and that there were, in fact, many women who found themselves in a similar position, struggling to discover their next step, be it work related, volunteer-based, or simply rediscovering their passion. She began to chronicle the inspirational stories of women (whom she named "Morphmoms") who had managed to chart their own course with the hope of helping other women do the same. Since its launch in 2012, Morphmom has become a platform to promote and to support these women and their remarkable stories. Kathleen and her husband, Jim, have three children in various stages of leaving the nest.   Key Links: Website Facebook LinkedIn Instagram Twitter   Join CoveyClub: If you like what you hear, you can support the CoveyCast podcast with a five-star rating, and subscribe to CoveyClub for more inspiring conversations. 

The right resources will get you going, But the right mindset will get you far.   Jason A. Duprat, Entrepreneur, Healthcare Practitioner, and Host of the Healthcare Entrepreneur Academy podcast, sits down with Noha Polack, accomplished board-certified pediatrician and owner of Progressive Pediatrics. From working for a bankrupt business to growing her own, Noha's story is an inspiration for all entrepreneurs. Tune in to learn about the life lessons she'd developed over years of trial and error.   3 KEY POINTS: Build your brand. Hire the right people. Always go beyond when serving clients.   EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: 22 years ago, Noha decided to create her own work environment after experiencing unfavorable working conditions. Marketing was different back then. Noha did face-to-face speaking engagements in childbirth education classes to market herself. Back in 2009. Noha took on a mutual friend's business and grew it significantly. Noha boosted her Social Media presence through YouTube videos and Facebook Live videos. Find a superstar for your front desk with an intelligent, understanding, and eloquent voice. Find physicians who mesh with your mindset so there's consistency in your practice. When hiring people, no one finds the right fit right away. It takes a little trial and error. When hiring, ask them what they want from the job besides money. If money is all they want, that's not the right fit. Post about other things aside from your primary practice. Noha highly recommends listening to the EntreMD Podcast by Dr. Una, as she considers it to be greatly instrumental in her journey. To avoid burnout, remember to take care of your health by taking frequent rests.   TWEETABLE QUOTES: “Go one or two steps beyond what others are doing.” – Noha Polack “You can go and make money anywhere, but if you don't enjoy the work, it's unlikely you're going to be good at it or stick to it.” – Noha Polack   CONNECT WITH JASON DUPRAT LinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram | Youtube Email: support@jasonduprat.com   ABOUT THE GUEST Noha Polack, MD, is an accomplished board-certified pediatrician in Hudson County and proud owner of Progressive Pediatrics. Dr. Polack was an employed physician since 1996 before her employer went bankrupt and soon decided to start her own private practice in the year 2000. Twenty-two years later, she grew Progressive Pediatrics from solo to 5 providers and two locations.   CONNECT WITH THE GUEST LinkedIn (Noha Polack) - https://www.linkedin.com/in/noha-polack-b402b212/ Founded company (Progressive Pediatrics) https://progressivepediatrics.com Youtube (Progressive Pediatrics) - https://www.youtube.com/c/ProgressivePediatrics   RESOURCES Want to become an IV Nutritional Therapy provider? JOIN our FREE masterclass: https://www.ivtherapyacademy.com/podcast Have a healthcare business question? Want to request a podcast topic? Text me at 407-972-0084 and I'll add you to my contacts. Occasionally, I'll share important announcements and answer your questions as well. I'm excited to connect with you! Do you enjoy our podcast? Leave a rating and review: https://lovethepodcast.com/hea Don't want to miss an episode? Subscribe and follow: https://followthepodcast.com/hea   RELATED EPISODES: #258: How To Hire the Best Candidates for Your Business - https://jasonduprat.com/listen/2022/06/14/how-to-hire-the-best-candidates-for-your-business/ #94: Tactical Tuesday: Marketing Your Business During The Coronavirus - https://jasonduprat.com/listen/2020/04/14/94-tactical-tuesday-marketing-your-business-during-the-coronavirus/ #241: Tactical Tuesday: 5 Ways To Scale & Expand Your Business Market - https://jasonduprat.com/listen/2022/03/29/241-tactical-tuesday-5-ways-to-scale-expand-your-business-market/   #HealthcareEntrepreneurAcademy #healthcare #HealthcareBoss #entrepreneur #entrepreneurship #podcast #businessgrowth #teamgrowth #digitalbusiness

Ann Lewis has had a legendary career as a Democratic strategist...from her time as Communications Director in the Clinton White House...as a Senior Advisor to Hillary Clinton's 2000 Senate run and both 08 & 16 Presidentials...to her time as a Senate Chief of Staff and working at institutions like Planned Parenthood, the DNC, ADA, & more. In this conversation...Ann talks growing up in New Jersey in the shadow of the Hudson County Democratic machine, key moments in her career path as a woman in politics in the 1970s and 80s, intersecting with Bill and Hillary Clinton in the 80s, her work in both the Clinton White House and Clinton campaigns for 20+ years, and her best practices for smart communication strategies.IN THIS EPISODE…Ann grows up in New Jersey in a family who instilled in her the importance of politics…Ann's early political memories of Harry Truman's upset win in 1948…Ann talks the Hudson County, NJ political machine of her youth…A political light-bulb goes off for Ann when canvassing for JFK…Ann talks the challenges of working up the political ladder as a woman in the 1970s and 80s…Ann goes deep on the her time working for Hillary Clinton's 2000 Senate race…Ann on the importance of Americans for Democratic Action…Ann talks her time as campaign manager and Chief of Staff for Senator Barbara Mikulski…Ann first crosses path with Bill & Hillary Clinton in the early 1980s…Ann gets to know then-First Lady Hillary Clinton in 1994…Ann gets pulled into the 1996 Clinton Presidential…Ann's time as Communication Directions in the White House, including during the Clinton Impeachment saga…Ann's communications best practices…Ann's involvement in the '08 and '16 Hillary Clinton Presidentials…Ann talks Bill Clinton's legendary retail skills and Hillary Clinton's intellect…Ann talks growing up with her brother, and fellow legendary political figure, Congressman Barney Frank…Ann's advice to the next generation of political operatives…AND Aunt Fanny, the Baltimore Museum of Art, basement offices, battlefield promotions, Bayonne, blankety-blank campaigns, George H.W. Bush, chattering classes, childish bullies, the Clinton Library, cocktail parties, the Colossus of Rhodes, Democratic Majority for Israel, Thomas Dewey, Bob Dole, Facebook, Fells Point, flaming parachutes, Boss Hague, the George Washington Bridge, Newt Gingrich, Rudy Giuliani, Margaret Hague, Jesse Helms, Harold Ickes, Jewish Women for Hillary, Junior Advisors, John Kennedy, Rick Lazio, Nita Lowey, Chuck Manatt, Mac Mathias, moderate ethnics, Pat Moynihan, the New York Post, Richard Nixon, NOW, one-and-a-half computers, Norm Ornstein, George Pataki, Planned Parenthood, Charlie Rangel, Joe Rauh, Walter Reuther, Eleanor Roosevelt, Adlai Stevenson, sturdy women, third wives, tugboats, the Unpleasantness, upstate winegrowers, Henry Wallace, Anne Wexler, Maggie Williams, the Women's Political Caucus & more!

Dean's determination, ambition, and creativity are vital parts of his make-up. Dean has sold over $150 million in personal sales since 2012. Dean has an innate ability to give his clients the confidence they need to make the right decisions for them and their families. He enjoys spending quality time with his wife, Ashley and daughters, Demi and Hadley. He most enjoys his active lifestyle and currently resides on the Gold Cast, giving him a personal connection to the area. He is passionate about creating an experience for buyers and sellers because he lives where he sells. Dean Clark's knowledge and expertise in Real Estate is second to none. Dean's finance background gave him the rare ability to launch himself into the Real Estate industry with ease and in short order. He brings a strategic yet personable approach to the home buying and home selling process. With his market savvy and bottom-line oriented attitude, he knows how to get real results for his clients. Drawing from years of experience as a sales professional, Dean has built a reputation for his refreshingly friendly customer care, high energy, proven ability to guide sellers to obtain the best value for their dream home, and to assist sellers to a smooth, stress-free sale of their home. Dean has extensive knowledge of the different cities and neighborhoods in Hudson County and Lower Bergen County; including the rules and regulations of new developments along the Hudson. Dean is also a Certified Relocation Specialist and a Certified Marketing Specialist. For more info about the Multi-Family Investment Club, visit https://my.captivate.fm/MFIclub.com (MFIclub.com)