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12 - Kicking off Friday with all the things that Democrat led California and Los Angeles have done in the face of natural disaster. 1205 - Discussing the Democrats trying to cross the aisle and the ones who just act like they are. 1210 - Side question - All time ensemble 1215 - Breaking down the side question answers. 1230 - Wildwood Mayor Ernie Troiano Jr. joins us today about the dredging and sand issues that Wildwood, Wildwood Crest, and North Wildwood are squabbling about. Ernie explains his position on the matter. 1250 - At least one good thing came out of the LA fires. A citizen's arrest was made after a man was going around with a blowtorch after claiming he couldn't afford a lighter to smoke his weed.

1 - Broad + Liberty columnist and fellow Inside Story panelist Guy Ciarrocchi joins us to discuss Chrissy Houlahan voting against the Laken Riley Act and if the Chester County agricultural complex is playing a factor in her vote. How has Chester County and America's culture change overall affect young Americans? Are women candidates the reason the vote skews liberal or is it the progressive ideology as a whole? 115 - Who let the dogs out? Not these people. 120 - Your calls on the dog situation. 135 - Mayor Patrick Rosenello of North Wildwood, NJ joins us for his take on the sand issues that have popped up in the Wildwood area. Why turn away help from our soldiers and our engineers at this point when Patrick has pleaded for them in the last few years? 150 - An update on our blow torch guy in LA. Trump says he will divulge info on the drones when he is President. Why wait?

12 - Kicking off Friday with all the things that Democrat led California and Los Angeles have done in the face of natural disaster. 1205 - Discussing the Democrats trying to cross the aisle and the ones who just act like they are. 1210 - Side question - All time ensemble 1215 - Breaking down the side question answers. 1230 - Wildwood Mayor Ernie Troiano Jr. joins us today about the dredging and sand issues that Wildwood, Wildwood Crest, and North Wildwood are squabbling about. Ernie explains his position on the matter. 1250 - At least one good thing came out of the LA fires. A citizen's arrest was made after a man was going around with a blowtorch after claiming he couldn't afford a lighter to smoke his weed. 1 - Broad + Liberty columnist and fellow Inside Story panelist Guy Ciarrocchi joins us to discuss Chrissy Houlahan voting against the Laken Riley Act and if the Chester County agricultural complex is playing a factor in her vote. How has Chester County and America's culture change overall affect young Americans? Are women candidates the reason the vote skews liberal or is it the progressive ideology as a whole? 115 - Who let the dogs out? Not these people. 120 - Your calls on the dog situation. 135 - Mayor Patrick Rosenello of North Wildwood, NJ joins us for his take on the sand issues that have popped up in the Wildwood area. Why turn away help from our soldiers and our engineers at this point when Patrick has pleaded for them in the last few years? 150 - An update on our blow torch guy in LA. Trump says he will divulge info on the drones when he is President. Why wait? 2 - An interesting revelation in the Dom Show regarding eating habits and tea. 205 - Bucks County Commissioner Tom DiBello joins the program to discuss the ongoing fight in Bucks County as officials there vie to keep the county's leadership blue. Tom and Dom discuss the ins and outs of in-county fighting. Your side question calls. 215 - Money Melody! 220 - Winner? 225 - Flashing back to the past to alliterative judge's name and her hypocrisy. 240 - Your calls to end the week. What is Cherelle Parker's new plan for the city? John Fetterman may have a new position. 250 - Lightning Round! Wrapping up the week.

12 - The LPGA is shutting down the notion that a transgender woman can play on the tour. 1205 - More on some Trump nomination news and trials in court today. 1210 - Some discourse on how the Person of The Year votes are going. Who will be caller of the year? 1215 - Side - Famous Henrys 1220 - Why is Pete Hegseth such a hot topic for this confirmation cycle? Your calls. 1235 - Activist and former UPenn swimmer Paula Scanlan joins us to discuss Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's comments likening child transition laws to interracial marriage. Dom and Paula go back and forth on the nonsense spouted by left-wing advocates on the issue. How does Paula feel about the LPGA stating that biological men will not be allowed on the tour? 1250 - Quick preview as to what's to come. 1 - Some audio from the Central Bucks School District voting out Karen Smith as we welcome in former Pennridge SD president Joan Cullen. What was the policy over students wanting to change names or pronouns? Her and Dom discuss the ongoing soap opera 110 - We play audio of chicago residents laying into the mayor on fighting Trump on deporting illegals from their city. 120 - Rockyfest is underway. Why is the Rocky statue placed where it is? Does the art museum not appreciate the art of the Rocky statue? It's a draw for locals and tourists alike! What if a Frank Rizzo statue was there instead? Your side question answers. North Wildwood finally caved to Phil Murphy Climate Cronies after being financially burdened by the state, unlike what WHYY reported. 130 - Enough sympathy for Hunter Biden! 140 - Your calls on the side question. 150 - Dan time, conspiracy time. 2 - Scott Jennings, CNN correspondent, joins the program to kick off the final hour. What is it like being “the heel” of sorts on a late-night CNN show? Scott details the smearing condescension that comes out of Democrats when someone offers an opposing view to the left wing status quo, as well as their inability to speak with everyday people. Will Pete Hegseth be pushed through on his nomination? Who does Scott think will appeal to Americans after they are sworn into Trump's cabinet? Scott details new ventures he's getting into in order to restore unbiased journalism. 215 - Money Melody! 220 - Winner! 235 - Tom Fitton, President of Judicial Watch, joins us today to discuss their battle with Fani Willis, among other anti-Trump prosecutors that seem to be hiding something. How does Tom feel about the improper use or even abuse of our agencies to go after everyday Americans? What should be done with these bloated agencies? Tom details his personal battle with agencies like the FBI, who even came to house for criticizing the government! 250 - Lightning Round!

1 - Some audio from the Central Bucks School District voting out Karen Smith as we welcome in former Pennridge SD president Joan Cullen. What was the policy over students wanting to change names or pronouns? Her and Dom discuss the ongoing soap opera 110 - We play audio of chicago residents laying into the mayor on fighting Trump on deporting illegals from their city. 120 - Rockyfest is underway. Why is the Rocky statue placed where it is? Does the art museum not appreciate the art of the Rocky statue? It's a draw for locals and tourists alike! What if a Frank Rizzo statue was there instead? Your side question answers. North Wildwood finally caved to Phil Murphy Climate Cronies after being financially burdened by the state, unlike what WHYY reported. 130 - Enough sympathy for Hunter Biden! 140 - Your calls on the side question. 150 - Dan time, conspiracy time.

Tonight, on NJ Spotlight News…SEX TRAFFICKING CHARGES …. the state's attorney general leveling human trafficking charges against seven defendants for operating two sex rings in Essex and Cumberland Counties; Plus, LABOR FIGHT… Senator-Elect Andy Kim is jumping into the ring to help negotiate a contract for a group of North Jersey Nurses; Also, with Governor Murphy's orders to reduce spending, is New Jersey teetering on a  fiscal cliff? And, after a long beach battle, relief is finally on the way for North Wildwood and its eroding shoreline.  

Unfortunately, the guys are off this week from their Underachievers Podcast series. However, we've got you covered with another best-of. Starting it off, we go back to a moment a few weeks back, when we welcomed Tommy Fitzgerald back to the show. When Jeff shares a story about how he nearly swallowed an Apple AirPod. Next, we go to a moment, when Witmer shares his recent trip to North Wildwood, NJ. Lastly, we go to a highlight when the guys share how Jeff's recent Halloween party went. Come along and hear some of our better moments over the past month!

The guys are back with episode #167 of their Underachievers Podcast series! We're without Brian, but the show goes on. Starting it off, Witmer shares how his trip to North Wildwood, NJ. From the good to the bad and so much more. Next, Jeff shares how he celebrated his two year wedding anniversary. For the remainder of the episode, the guys talk sports. Mainly the Philadelphia Phillies NLDS series against the New York Mets and the hope they can pull it off and win the series. Come along and hear how the guys are doing this week!

Joe and Jeff do a quick recap of the week in Flyers hockey where nothing happened. Because Doyle couldn't make it, we then replay an old episode from February 17, 2017 of when the Broad Street Bully Podcast was live at Westy's (now The Inlet) in North Wildwood. "The guys did a live podcast in front of the rambunctious patrons at Westy's Irish Pub in Wildwood, NJ to get ready for the Stadium Series. The guys talk the game, weather, roster changes, and play some games with the audience. Promo code MPPOD for 10% off your order at phillygoat.com mpflyerspod.com Twitter @mpflyerspod Instagram @mpflyerspod

Welcome to a special edition of NJ Spotlight News…Memorial Day officially kicks off the summer season and tonight we're using the broadcast to examine New Jersey's Shrinking Shoreline. We look at the significance this has on tourism and its impact on the state's economy. As well as the billions of federal and state dollars being spent to maintain New Jersey's beaches each year. To put it in context … New Jersey ranks number one in the country for spending on beach replenishment.  You can see it best from the air…. How climate change and sea level rise is impacting the coastline. In some sections beaches are now less than a football field wide.  And places like North Wildwood and Atlantic City are desperate for emergency repairs before the summer tourism season kicks into high gear…

Kadie DiGiuseppe delivers the news on a pro-Palestinian protest at The University of California Irvine, the tent ban for North Wildwood beaches and the bag of cocaine found in the hallway of the US Capitol on 4/16/24.

Full Hour | In today's second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Robin Schaffer of Protect Our Coast New Jersey after another whale washed ashore near Long Beach Island. Immediately after the beaching, many on social media rushed to argue that again, this has nothing to do with the work of offshore wind companies. Robin explains the immediate connection between an increase in deaths of marine life with the push by Democrats and the Murphy administration to rush toward a ‘green energy' solution in windmills. Then, Dom welcomes in North Wildwood Mayor Patrick Rosenello onto the Dom Giordano Program after he and other City officials have faced criticism for considering a ban on tents and cabanas on their North Wildwood beaches. First, Dom, who ‘summers' in North Wildwood tells of all the things he loves about the little shore destination, with the Mayor explaining why what he loves draws people every summer to his town. Then, Dom asks Rosenello about the controversy over tents and cabanas, with the Mayor explaining that due to the small size of their beaches, they take up too much room and the opportunity for more to enjoy their great beaches. Then, Dom welcomes back critic Scott Cronick, who tells us what's worth watching over the weekend. First, Scott offers his thoughts on the final season and series finale of Larry David's Curb Your Enthusiasm, telling why he highly recommends the show albeit the political undertones. Then, Cronick recommends the most-watched FX series of all-time, Shogun, which he thinks may be remembered as one of the best miniseries of all time. Finally, Cronick tells why he's not as big of a fan of Resident Alien as many others are, telling why he found the plotlines redundant after a few episodes. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in North Wildwood Mayor Patrick Rosenello onto the Dom Giordano Program after he and other City officials have faced criticism for considering a ban on tents and cabanas on their North Wildwood beaches. First, Dom, who ‘summers' in North Wildwood tells of all the things he loves about the little shore destination, with the Mayor explaining why what he loves draws people every summer to his town. Then, Dom asks Rosenello about the controversy over tents and cabanas, with the Mayor explaining that due to the small size of their beaches, they take up too much room and the opportunity for more to enjoy their great beaches. (Photo by Getty Images)

Hereford Inlet Lighthouse (courtesy photo) Hereford Inlet, a break in the barrier islands along the east side of Cape May, New Jersey, was used by whalers as far back as the 17th century. Shifting sands and a strong current made the inlet dangerous for mariners. As coastal shipping and the use of the inlet increased, funds for a lighthouse were appropriated in 1872. A wood frame combined keeper's house and lighthouse began service in 1874. The beautiful Victorian design was the work of the Lighthouse Board's chief draftsman, architect Paul J. Pelz. W, Scott Jett and USCG Lt. PA Felipe DeFreitas, guest speaker at a National Lighthouse Day event in 2019. After automation, the building was neglected and boarded up for nearly 20 years. Then, in 1982, the lighthouse property was leased to the City of North Wildwood, and it was restored in the years that followed. Today the lighthouse is managed by the City of North Wildwood's Historical Commission. Our guest today, W. Scott Jett, is the city historian and the city clerk for the city of North Wildwood, and he's the chairman of the Historical Commission.

It's the Friday news round up! Host Trenae Nuri talks with Paul Schwedelson, commercial real estate reporter at The Philadelphia Business Journal, and Sean Collins Walsh, City Hall reporter for The Philadelphia Inquirer. They discuss the plan to redevelop a five-acre area by the North Philadelphia train station, what the city's mayoral candidates have been up to this summer, and the design group opposing the 76ers' stadium proposal. Our Friday news roundups are powered by great local journalism:  Corropolese Tomato Pie chip comes out on top in Herr's ‘Flavored by Philly' contest Developers buy long-vacant site next to North Philadelphia train station, plan massive mixed-use project A large Philly-based group of architects and designers just came out against the 76ers' arena plan Hundreds of Philly politicos partied in North Wildwood to toast the Democratic machine's resurgence RSVP for our upcoming live event on 8/30 here! Want some more Philly news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter Hey Philly! Have a question or just want to share some thoughts with the team? Leave us a voicemail at 215-259-8170.  Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info HERE  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Please give a quick thank you to our sponsor for today's episode, OwnerRez — the most loved and trusted property management software by professional vacation rental managers on the market.  Some of my best friends in the industry swear by OwnerRez so I'd highly encourage you to check them out and be sure to tell them that Zach from Behind the Stays sent you their way and they'll give you an exclusive discount when you decide to purchase their software. Meet Kevin Reardon, founder of The Shore House Hotel — a beachside lifestyle retreat built from a mid-century motel in North Wildwood, NJ. Kevin grew up in a blue collar family.  His idea of “success” looked like working on Wall Street, become a doctor, or becoming a lawyer, so after graduating from undergrad, he decided to pursue law and wound up getting his JD from the University of Pennsylvania. After a couple of years working at a very prestigious firm, Kevin decided that what he really wanted to do was get into hospitality…becoming a hotelier was what he'd dream about on nights and weekends in-between very late nights at his firm's office.  And then an opportunity to buy a fairly rundown motel on the Jersey shore presented itself.  And there was something about this particular motel that seemed to speak to Kevin…so, he raised a little bit of money from friends and family and decided to take the plunge. Tune in to hear the story of how Kevin build The Shore House Hotel, why he thinks STR owners and operators can make great hoteliers, and what his hot takes on the future of travel and hospitality look like. Follow The Shore House Hotel on Instagram About the Show Behind the Stays is brought to you twice a week by Sponstayneous — a free, biweekly newsletter that brings subscribers the best last-minute deals and upcoming steals on Airbnb.   You can subscribe, for free, at www.sponstayneous.com.  Behind the Stays is hosted by Zach Busekrus, co-founder of Sponstayneous, you can connect with him on Twitter at @zboozee.

North Wildwood Mayor Patrick Rosenello swings by Dom Giordano's broadcast at Mulligan's in Wildwood, NJ, to offer an inside look at his continued fight against Governor Murphy and the State of NJ over ridiculous dunes in his shore town. Also, Mayor Rosenello offers his take on the offshore windmill controversy, with the industry being blamed for repeated whale and dolphin deaths up and down the Jersey Shore. (Photo by Andrew Renneisen/Getty Images)

On this week's episode, Mick & Colin had on Dave Gill and Joel Romano from Wildwoods BBQ located in North Wildwood, NJ! This place has some of the best BBQ in the USA with award-winning brisket, homemade hot dogs, amazing ribs, and GREAT sides! Learn about what led these two childhood friends from Australia to whipping up some of the best BBQ you'll ever eat, together, in Jersey! Stay tuned for our all things Wildwood podcast on our bi-monthly location episode next week! @TheSamboners @TheSambonerShow Notforlongmedia.com

In this episode of the American Shoreline Podcast, co-hosts Peter Ravella and Tyler Buckingham welcome Mayor Patrick Rosenello of North Wildwood, New Jersey to discuss the ongoing legal battle between his town and the state of New Jersey. The town is suing the state for $21 million, claiming that it spent a decade trying to hold back the waves with trucked in sand, and that the state's refusal to allow emergency repairs is putting public safety and property at risk. The DEP counters that there is no emergency, and that the proposed work could actually make erosion worse. Tune in to hear the latest developments and the mayor's perspective on this contentious issue. Only on ASPN!

12:00 - Dom starts by discussing Christmas at the Dom Dome and what he got Roe. “Republican Jesus” has Dom up in arms discussing the border crisis and the bussing of migrants to Kamala Harris' house on Christmas. The government is trying to put up a wall of cash to prevent any more migrants coming into the state and city.  12:05 - Doug Emhoff calls Abbott and Texas ‘shameful' despite his wife, the Vice President, inaction regarding the border crisis.  12:20 - Dom returns to discuss the hypocrisy from Democrats regarding the border. 12:25 - Matt Rooney exposes the New Jersey Assembly for celebrating the wrong day for Crossing Day.  12:35 - Steve Keeley joins the program. He and Dom discuss the migrants coming into town, the mayoral race, and the security of public transportation. How temporary are these shelters in lace for migrants, especially in the blistering cold? 170 ATMs have been blown up in Philly since the start of 2020, with two coming this morning. 12:50 - What is your all-time horror movie scene?  1:00 - When do you take down Christmas decorations? The day after is ridiculous. Pastor Bill Devlin joins the show to discuss Mark Hauck's trial, people giving Jesus a bad name, welcoming people into his home and not using Jesus for politics.  1:20 -  West Point today is removing any kind of recognition of Robert E. Lee under the nice umbrella of the holidays. He is a controversial figure but now he must be considered a one-dimensional man because of his politics hundreds of years ago. 1:25 - Whoopi Goldberg gave an interview recently for her new film ‘Till' and goes out of her way to diminish the severity of the Holocaust. Said it was easier for Jews to hide from the Nazi's than it was for people with darker complexions. What are you going to do with someone who willfully spews this nonsense with no repercussions? 1:40 - Dom returns discussing the border crisis and the possible end of Title 42. These politicians don't want the migrants in their cities but continue to vote for the very same policies that have put us in this position. 2:00 - Mayor Pete Byron of Wildwood dials in to discuss the temperate weather down the shore, where he is right now, and the state of the shore right now. He speaks on North Wildwood dying after the legal drinking age was changed. How can we have checks and balances with marijuana after legalizing it in New Jersey? What is Wildwood doing to prevent drag races and other car related shows that disrupt the community? 2:20 -. Dom continues on how Jamie Raskin and some of these other liberal pundits are trying to eliminate the electoral vote as it infringes on the true views of the American people. Dom explains how this is a power grab to trying to take total control the Senate for good. 2:35 - Dom asks for your scariest movie scenes. 2:50 - The Lightning Round!

2:00 - Mayor Pete Byron of Wildwood dials in to discuss the temperate weather down the shore, where he is right now, and the state of the shore right now. He speaks on North Wildwood dying after the legal drinking age was changed. How can we have checks and balances with marijuana after legalizing it in New Jersey? What is Wildwood doing to prevent drag races and other car related shows that disrupt the community? 2:20 -. Dom continues on how Jamie Raskin and some of these other liberal pundits are trying to eliminate the electoral vote as it infringes on the true views of the American people. Dom explains how this is a power grab to trying to take total control the Senate for good. 2:35 - Dom asks for your scariest movie scenes. 2:50 - The Lightning Round!

Mayor Pete Byron of Wildwood dials in to discuss the temperate weather down the shore, where he is right now, and the state of the shore right now. He speaks on North Wildwood dying after the legal drinking age was changed. How can we have checks and balances with marijuana after legalizing it in New Jersey? What is Wildwood doing to prevent drag races and other car related shows that disrupt the community?

Full Hour | In today's second hour, Dom leads off by offering his take on the news revealed in the Twitter Files released by new owner Elon Musk. Dom tells what Bari Weiss has discovered, telling that the ‘shadow ban' that previous execs would scoff at as ‘fake news' was indeed real. Dom explains the damaging nature of such a revelation, explaining why this goes much deeper than just censorship. Then, Dom tells about a fight brewing between North Wildwood and the State of New Jersey after North Wildwood officials enabled work on their dunes against the wishes of the State. Dom reflects on last summer's dune situation in North Wildwood, complaining that at one point they seemed to be over 10 feet. Then, Dom welcomes in media critic Scott Cronick back onto the Dom Giordano Program to get what's worth watching this holiday season in both television and film. First, Dom leads off by asking Scott for his opinion on the new Addams Family series Wednesday on Netflix, with Scott explaining why the show has become the most watched English-language Netflix series of all-time.  Also, Scott rules on whether Die Hard is a Christmas film, and offers up his top 3 Christmas films of all-time, which run counter to Dom's top 10 list from earlier in the week. (Photo by Andrew Renneisen/Getty Images))

In today's third hour, Dom welcomes Wildwood Mayor Pete Byron to co-host with him live from the Farley Service Plaza to celebrate Chickie's and Pete's ‘Free Toll Friday'. First, Pete Ciarrocchi, owner of Chickie's and Pete's, stops in to discuss how his business has performed during the trend of skyrocketing inflation. Then, after Pete Ciarrocci departs, Giordano and Byron focus on Wildwood, first discussing the sand situation in the city after a Nor'easter left beaches barren in North Wildwood, with Byron ensuring the quality of Wildwood's beaches and sand. Then, Giordano asks Byron about the economic situation, wondering whether there are hiring issues in the Summer, with Byron explaining the positive outlook of employment in his city. Then, Byron offers his thoughts on inflation, and tells how he believes it will affect businesses in the Summer. (Photo by Getty Images)

Comedian Kevin Ryan from Are You Garbage? Comedy Podcast gives his Top 9 Occasions to Drink. This episode is Sponsored by Irish Weekend in North Wildwood. Top 9 is a weekly podcast hosted by comedian Tom Cassidy, with Adele Carollo that features a special guest who gives a personal top 9 list. Subscribe and write review on iTunes: Watch and subscribe on Youtube: @Top9pod @cassidycomedy @lavoro_adele @kevinryancomedy

Anthony has emphasized all year that he believes Milwaukee will be the bigger threat to the Sixers in the ECF than Brooklyn, but Anthony also highlights how the Sixers are underrated. (0:00-21:38) Anthony takes your phone calls and gives you the Friday five: 1. Best Shore Town. 2. Best Shore Treat. 3. Best Shore Bar/Restaurant/Eatery. 4. Best Shore Amusement/Endeavor. 5. Best Shore Beach (21:38-44:21) Then it’s time for Morning Thoughts, and we’re all wondering, What the Hell is Joe Girardi doing????? (44:21-65:26) Anthony takes more of your calls and tries to convince some people on how the Sixers are underrated nationally (65:26-88:31) Then, Anthony and Andrew break down the best spots down at the Shore (88:31-134:44)Then, we hear from the great Tim Legler! (134:44-157:00) Finally, we hear from our man Bob Cooney live from Keenan’s in North Wildwood! (157:00-END) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Anthony has emphasized all year that he believes Milwaukee will be the bigger threat to the Sixers in the ECF than Brooklyn, but Anthony also highlights how the Sixers are underrated. Then it’s time for Morning Thoughts, and we’re all wondering, What the Hell is Joe Girardi doing????? Finally, we hear from our man Bob Cooney live from Keenan’s in North Wildwood! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's guest may be one of the last people to ever hear the call of an Ivory-Billed Woodpecker in the wild. We sit down with Dr. Bernard Master for our holiday special. Nate and Evan start by discussing birds they are seeing. On a recent trip, Evan encountered some swans a swimming. ID tips for the Tundra, Trumpeter and Mute swan we covered. Additionally birds like the Evening Grosbeak, Pine Siskin and American Goldfinch were covered.Our main discussion centered around Bernie discussing his adventures in birding. He told of the time he heard the Ivory Billed Woodpecker. Talked about birding in Vietnam. He even has a Vireo named after him.We think you will thoroughly enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed interviewing him.Happy listening and Happy Birding! BiographyMaster's passion for birding started when he was four years old, at the encouragement of his father Gilbert with whom he'd accompany on bird walks. His family's vacation home in North Wildwood, New Jersey was near Cape May Bird Observatory, a birding mecca and in the path of the largest fall migration in the eastern North America. Master graduated from Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine on June 11, 1966 and began his medical career.In 1968, Master was drafted into the Vietnam War where he served one year as a battalion surgeon in an Army combat unit and one year as post-surgeon for the U.S. Army's Military Intelligence School. Following discharge, Master spent the next 35 years as a primary care physician in the inner city of Columbus, Ohio.During his medical years, Master often watched birds at Green Lawn Cemetery, a popular birding spot in Columbus, Ohio, He became a founding board member of the Ohio Ornithological Society in 2004. In 1994, Bernard Master bid for and won the right to assign the scientific name for a new species of vireo (Passeriformes: Vireonidae) from the Western Andes of Colombia. He named the species Vireo masteri.Master's contributions to world bird conservation were later honored by the late Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands (aka Prince Bernhard of Lippe-Biesterfeld), who helped found the World Wide Fund for Nature.

Marianna Papazoglou is a young woman on a mission. She has played at high level at Wildwood Catholic from the minute she stepped on the floor. Coach Steve DiPatri trusted her as a leader. She was called upon as a Freshman to help lead a young team and was named captain that year. Her drive and determination allowed her to score her 1,000th point in the playoffs vs Gil St. Bernard in the playoffs her Sophomore Year. She knew she was close before the game and when she hit that milestone she was bombarded by her teammates but Marianna was all business. It wasn't until the ball went out of bounds and play was stopped that she took a moment to celebrate but all she could think about was securing the win. Marianna is a total team player. She respects her coach and loves her teammates. She grew up and lives in North Wildwood, NJ. Her family owns the Original Hot Spot on the Wildwood Boardwalk where she works during the summer months. I'm told that the tourists favorite dish is the Gyro but she loves the Chicken Parm. Marianna recently decided to continue her basketball career by committing to the University of Pennsylvania. She looks forward to the change of scenery but is happy to be close enough to home so her family and friends can watch her play. Marianna is looking forward to playing for Coach Mike McLaughlin. Marianna is taking the down time during the quarantine to improve her ball handling and is getting ready for her last hurrah at Wildwood Catholic. 2,000 career points is within reach. She is following in her mom's footsteps but creating her own legacy. Here are some of her achievements to date: Basketball: Al Carino Second Team All-South Jersey Al Carino All-Non Public Team NJ.com Top Junior and Sophomore Cape Atlantic League First Team United Division Academic: Principal's List Student of the Month (2018) National Honor Society National Spanish Honor Society Top 10% of my class Ranked 12/449 in class Seal of Biliteracy in Spanish National Merit Commended Student The Theresa McGlade Memorial Award via The Al Carino Girls Basketball Club Check out her profile on Hudl. https://www.hudl.com/profile/14082928/Marianna-Papazoglou Check out her profile on Twitter. https://twitter.com/marianna_2219 *Video courtesy of Hudl. *Video courtesy of Jersey Sports Zone. *Video courtesy of Brian Cunniff-Coast Sports Today. *Gatorade and its logo are in no way involved in this podcast.

Rowan University Adjunct Professor and host Paul Perrello welcomes Rowan graduate, journalist and author Taylor Henry to talk about her new book “Wildwoods Houses Through Time” and her work to document some of the architectural riches that grace the South Jersey shoreline from North Wildwood to Wildwood Crest.

This week: Bill Furman and Jim "Chet" Chesko lament the Sixers' heartbreaking, Game 7 loss to Toronto and also talk about the decision to retain Brett Brown as head coach ... and the first-place Phillies. In addition, we welcome a couple of great guests: Former Eagle Kevin Reilly stops by to discuss the Birds' offseason and next month's Dick Vermeil Celebrity Golf Tournament, and WMMR's Marisa Magnatta visits to talk about her love of the Philly sports scene and 93.3's upcoming events, the MMRBQ and the annual "Eggs With Peg" event at Keenan's in North Wildwood.

Jersey Shore Towns Take Hit on Property Values Research indicates that the increase in property values at some Jersey Shore towns is being stunted by rising sea levels. Towns including Brigantine, Atlantic City, Sea Isle City, and North Wildwood are among the top 20 locations impacted, with the burgeoning retirement town of  Ocean City being the hardest hit.  I'm a resident of the Jersey Shore and skeptical of these findings, but wanted further detail. I’m joined by Columbia University researcher Jeremy Porter to explain his perspective on the data.  Program Length: 24 minutes

Everybody has an opinion on this topic - South Jersey's favorite diners. Listeners weigh in on their choices. Dave has mixed emotions as he sells off an item that was a big part of his life for a long time (not the inflatable date, he won't sell Lola). The final summer Shore Town Spotlight is on North Wildwood, and this week's concert update on It's Called Pork Roll with Dave & Jerry.

Phillies Director of Fun & Games, John Brazer and former Phillies pitcher Tommy Greene broadcasted live from Keenan's North Wildwood, N.J.

Here's this week's Baseball Insiders, recorded live, 2:00-3:00 pm from Keenan’s North Wildwood with hosts Phillies Director of Fun & Games John Brazer, and former Phillies pitcher Tommy Greene.

Come back to the '50s on Thursday, August 2, when Dan Schlossberg interviews Sheila Brown, co-owner of the Summer Nites b&b in North Wildwood, NJ. Listen live at 8p EDT as Sheila describes her 1913 house, replete with themed rooms ranging from Marilyn Monroe to the Beach. She also talks about the Wildwoods Preservation Society, dedicated to keeping the town's architecture and neon signs intact. Listen live on iTunes or BlogTalkRadio.com or check out the archived show on the TRAVEL ITCH RADIO Facebook page.

Here's this week's "Baseball Insiders" live from Keenan's North Wildwood with hosts Tommy Greene and Larry Andersen.

Here's this week's "Baseball Insiders" live from Keenan's North Wildwood with hosts Phillies Director of Fun & Games John Brazer, and former Phillies Pitcher Tommy Greene!

Here's this week's "Baseball Insiders" live from Keenan’s North Wildwood with hosts Phillies Director of Fun & Games John Brazer, and former Phillies Pitcher Tommy Greene!

Here's this week's "Baseball Insiders" live from Keenan’s North Wildwood with hosts Phillies Director of Fun & Games, and former Phillies pitcher Tommy Greene.

Here's this week's "Baseball Insiders" live from Keenan’s North Wildwood with hosts Phillies Director of Fun & Games, and former Phillies 2B Mickey Morandini.

This week's show was live from Keenan's North Wildwood with hosts Phillies Director of Fun & Games, John Brazer and former Phillies pitcher Tommy Greene.

Sunny with high temperatures in the low 50s. REMNANTS OF MORRIS CANAL BEING REBORN AS HIKING, BIKING TRAILS North Jersey’s Morris Canal was once the main mode of transportation for goods headed to New York. But time, transportation advances and development turned it into a relic, with only pieces of the original 102-mile footprint remaining, James M. O’Neill writes for The Record. Now the disjointed sections are being reclaimed as the Morris Canal Greenway, with a goal of creating hiking and biking parks stretching across six New Jersey counties. SCIENTISTS URGING STATE TO LIMIT CHEMICAL IN DRINKING WATER New Jersey scientists are urging the state to strictly limit a chemical that has been linked to cancer, developmental problems, and changes to the human immune system in the drinking water supply, Jon Hurdle reports in NJ Spotlight. This week the Drinking Water Quality Institute is considering a recommendation to set a limit of 13 parts per trillion for perfluorooctane sulfonate, or PFOS, as the level at which human health would be protected over a lifetime of exposure. The limit would be the strictest set by any state. HELP WANTED: GOV.-ELECT PHIL MURPHY HAS JOB OPPORTUNITIES Looking for a job in state government? The transition team for Gov.-elect Phil Murphy would like to see your résumé, Dustin Racioppi reports for The Record. Murphy said in a statement: “New Jersey’s greatest asset is its people. I call for all those interested in serving our administration to visit the Transition2018 website and submit their résumé for consideration. We will put an administration together that reflects New Jersey’s rich diversity of backgrounds and experiences, and we are committed to making those opportunities open to all.” LIGHTHOUSE IN NORTH WILDWOOD CAUGHT IN SQUABBLE A dispute between the city of North Wildwood and a nonprofit organization has left the Hereford Inlet Lighthouse in a state of flux, John DeRosier reports for the Press of Atlantic City. The city is set to take over operation of the 143-year-old lighthouse on Jan. 1, contending that the nonprofit Friends of Hereford Inlet Lighthouse has failed to provide annual reports and that mistakes in a grant application cost the city $17,000. Mayor Patrick Rosenello also says that the nonprofit’s chairman, Steve Murray, has been rude to city employees. Murray disputes the city’s claims. UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE BACKING OUT OF DEAL WITH SCHIANO Former Rutgers head football coach Greg Schiano and the University of Tennessee signed on Sunday a memorandum of understanding for the Wyckoff native to take the helm of the Volunteers’ football program, Pete Thamel of Yahoo! reports. But Tennessee backed out of the deal later in the day after backlash from fans. Even White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders criticized the choice of Schiano, Keith Sargeant of NJ.com reports. Much of the criticism centers on allegations that when Schiano was an assistant at Penn State he kept quiet about Jerry Sandusky’s sex abuse of children. Schiano has vehemently denied those allegations. ‘STRANGER THINGS’ STAR TO APPEAR IN PROSECUTOR’S VIDEOS “Stranger Things” star Gaten Matarazzo will appear in two installments of public safety videos aimed at teenagers, Amanda Oglesby writes for the Asbury Park Press. The “Right Turns” series, produced by the Ocean County prosecutor’s office, are shown at high schools throughout the county. The videos featuring Matarazzo, 15, of Little Egg Harbor, will address distracted driving and what to do when pulled over by the police.

Live from Keenan's Irish Pub in North Wildwood with Paul Jolovitz and Ricky Bottalico.

The Baseball Insiders podcast is broadcast live from Keenan's in North Wildwood with John Brazer and Tommy Greene.

The latest edition of the Baseball Insiders show from Keenan's in North Wildwood, NJ with Greg 'The Bull' Luzinski and John Brazer.

RADIO NEWS DIRECTORS, PODCASTERS, AUDIO PRODUCERS NOTE: WB Resorts Development is planning a $175 million hotel and indoor waterpark complex on the North Wildwood boardwalk at the site of the Seaport Village Pier. The 90,000 square foot indoor waterpark on the pier, and 425-room hotel on the west side of the boardwalk, will help transform North Wildwood from a seasonal destination to a year-round family resort. (See related press release on this RSS Feed or in our online press room. For radio stations and other audio productions, we provide the following audio actualities for your unlimited use in newscasts, news programs, podcasts, and any other audio venues. BILLBOARD WBR-Weiner1: Weiner describes the indoor waterpark/hotel resort. 00:21, Outcue: ...16 stories in height WBR-Weiner2: Weiner describes the jobs the project will create 00:14, Outcue: ...16 to 18 months. WBR-Weiner3: WB Resorts is very pleased with Council vote. 00:21 , Outcue: ...as a matter of fact, unanimously. WBR-Weiner4: Weiner explains how the project will progress from now, and When it will be up and running. 00:17, Outcue: ...in the spring of 2010. WBR-Weiner5 Weiner says the project will be "first class," and mentions the theme. (ENDS HARD) 00:08, Outcue: ...pirate theme. WBR-Weiner6 Weiner describes how the seasonal nature of Wildwood gets transformed by the project into a year round resort destination and will help the convention center. 00:36, Outcue: ...to this town. WBR-Wrap1: Steve Lubetkin describes the WB Resorts project, the city council's approval and introduces Andy Weiner of WB Resorts to explain how the project will transform North Wildwood from a summer seasonal tourist venue to a year-round family vacation destination.