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Welcome to Light On Light Through, Episode 407, and my in-depth interview with Sarah Seltzer about her novel, The Singer Sisters. Relevant links: Get a copy of The Singer Sisters My review of The Singer Sisters Sarah Seltzer personal appearances at JCC-MidWestchester (Scarsdale, NY) February 28, and JCC-Rockland (West Nyack, NY) March 12 Dramatic reading from It's Real Life: An Alternate History of The Beatles with Paul Levinson, Anthony Marinelli, Amanda Greer, Frank LoBuono, and Denise Reed, at Big Red Books, Nyack NY, February 23.  

In this episode of the Crown Refs Podcast, we feature the inspiring journey of Jess Smith, a seasoned basketball official who has been making strides in college basketball officiating for over a decade, including seven years at the Division I level. Growing up in a basketball family, Jess was introduced to the game early on by her father, a former Division I women's basketball official. This unique upbringing laid the foundation for her deep love of the game, which has only grown through her experiences as both a coach and an official. Jess's dedication to leadership, communication, and mentorship is a driving force in her career, as she continues to prioritize growth, not just for herself, but also for those she mentors in the officiating community.⁣⁣We talk about the importance of maintaining composure under pressure, fostering positive communication with coaches and players, and the balance between leadership and humility on the court. Jess discusses her strategies for handling challenging situations, her focus on mentoring the next generation of officials, and how her experience as a coach influences her approach to officiating. This episode also touches on Jess's memorable moments in the game, from officiating the DII Elite 8 with an all-female crew to overcoming setbacks and bouncing back stronger. Whether you're a seasoned official or just starting out, this conversation is packed with practical takeaways to enhance your officiating journey.⁣⁣

Episode originally aired Monday, January 15, 2024 at 9:30 am on WRCR radio 1700AM. Host Clare Sheridan welcomed Winston Perry, President of the John Green Preservation Coalition who updated us on the progress of the preservation and restoration of the John Green House in Nyack, NY.The John Green House (JGH) is the oldest remaining Dutch Colonial Sandstone structure in the Village of Nyack NY, built by John Edward Green (1772-1842) in the year 1819. It is listed on both the New York and National Registers of Historic Places, and is a Village of Nyack Historic Landmark. In our (multi-phase, multi-year project) vision, we will return the building to its beautiful appearance from the early 1800s during which it served as business home for John Green, sloop captain, lumber dealer, steamboat entrepreneur, church founder and turnpike trustee. As the house is restored and made safe, it will be architected - both inside and out - to serve the community in exciting ways.Winston C. Perry (Jr.), President - After a 50-year career as an architect, Mr. Perry is devoting his time in retirement to local history and historic preservation. A lifetime resident of Nyack, he is a Trustee of the Historical Society of the Nyacks, a former member of the Rockland County Historic Preservation Board, and former Village Historian of Upper Nyack. A life-long small boat sailor on the Hudson, he is especially interested in Hudson River history.www.RocklandHistory.org

Well hello and thank you for reading today's show notes. As a result you are one of God's chosen ones. So what I am trying to tell you is the Lord appreciates you for reading today's show notes. On today's show I go over Yesterday's news including the Ohio Senate debate and the fallout over Kanye West‘s antisemitic remarks then I get to the great JL cauvin who honestly has some of the best political analysis out there and always makes me laugh. Subscribe to JL‘s podcasts and see him this Friday in York Pennsylvania ,Saturday he will headline a fundraiser I am producing for the Clarkstown New York Democratic committee  in Nyack NY then he'll be in Princeton New Jersey on October 28 and 29th, Ann Arbor Michigan November 11 and 12th Syracuse Funnybone Nov 23 Now on to his BIO JL Cauvin is the best Trump impersonator in the world. He is also a very talented Stand Up Comic with who I have known for a long time. JL has recorded 6 stand up albums! J-L's act is incredibly diverse and has led to six stand up albums: 2006′s Racial Chameleon, 2008′s Diamond Maker, 2012′s Too Big To Fail and 2013′s Keep My Enemies Closer, 2016's Israeli Tortoise, which hit #1 on the iTunes comedy chart and his 2018 double album Thots & Prayers. He has also released two albums as Donald Trump: 2017's Fireside Craps, an entire album as Donald Trump which hit #1 on the iTunes comedy chart and 2020's Fireside Craps: The Deuce which went #1 on both Amazon and iTunes' comedy charts and broke into the Top 40 on iTunes' overall album charts. Subscribe to JL new Patreon and get tickets to see us both this Saturday May 14 in NYC JL is the host of 2 podcasts "Righteous Prick" and "Making Podcasts Great Again"   Check out all things Jon Carroll Follow and Support Pete Coe Pete on YouTube Pete on Twitter Pete On Instagram Pete Personal FB page

Nyack NY native John Babcock joins me to talk about Beatles music and more, including upcoming shows in the tri state area. Plus a promotion for all listeners. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This episode dives into the case of Stambovsky v. Ackley - the interesting Supreme Court case that sparked paranormal ruling in real estate law. Was the Ackley home haunted or was it all just lore driven by a creative mind? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Our Review Of 5 Wits in West Nyack, NY  https://5-wits.com/west-nyack/   Dom & Phil enjoy escape rooms. We have done 2334 escape rooms at 91 companies in 9 states.  We started in February of 2018 in Florida. We have done rooms in Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Kentucky, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, & Connecticut. Check out our website Check us out on Facebook Follow us on Twitter If there is a room you would like us to review please email us at diuescaperoomreview@gmail.com

This week we look at a legally haunted house in Nyack, NY. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shinythingspodcast/support

Broadcast originally aired on Monday, February 15, 2021, 9:30 am, on WRCR Radio 1700AM During the middle of the 20th century, New York City's suburbs, including Nyack, were the site of massive urban renewal projects. Joining Clare Sheridan were Owen Voutsinas-Klose, author of Race, Power and Urban Renewal on the Hudson, and Bill Batson, whose family was directly impacted when their home was seized by eminent domain to make way for urban renewal in Nyack.Owen Voutsinas-Klose is a recent graduate of the University of Pennsylvania with a degree in politics, philosophy, and economics. A lifelong Nyack resident, he currently serves as on the staff of New York State Senator Elijah Reichlin-Melnick.Bill Batson is an artist, writer, and activist who lives in Nyack. He has worked for nonprofits, labor unions, and government in New York State as an organizer, writer, and public relations specialist. For more information about his work, visit https://billbatsonarts.com._____Crossroads of Rockland History, a program of the Historical Society of Rockland County, airs on the third Monday of each month at 9:30 am, right after the Steve and Jeff morning show, on WRCR Radio 1700 AM and www.WRCR.com. Join host Clare Sheridan as we explore, celebrate, and learn about our local history, with different topics and guest speakers every month. We are pleased to announce that we have begun loading our archived podcasts to Apple Podcasts; Stitcher, and Spotify platforms.The Historical Society of Rockland County is a nonprofit educational institution and principal repository for original documents and artifacts relating to Rockland County. Its headquarters are a four-acre site featuring a history museum and the 1832 Jacob Blauvelt House in New City, New York.www.RocklandHistory.org

Detective 1st grade Thomas Hovagim was born in Nyack NY. He was sworn in the NYPD on January 20, 1987. His police career was vast and varied. Fresh out of the academy he was assigned to Neighborhood Stabilization Unit (NSU) 5 which covered the 24,26,30 and 34pct. After 6 months he moved on and in January 1988 was assigned to the 034pct which at the time was one of the deadliest precincts in the city. While on patrol he racked up numerous arrests, many of which were for guns and drugs. While still in uniform as a rookie cop he was involved in a shooting where numerous shots were fired. A few year later while still in the 34Pct, he was assigned to the elite plain cloths anti-crime unit where he continued to take numerous guns off the street and was involved in another shooting. After three years in anti crime, he was transferred to the 019Pct Detective SQD. where he investigated many news worthy robberies, burglaries and homicides. In January of 1998, he was promoted to detective 3rd grade. As a rookie detective he caught one of the most infamous cases the city had ever seen, the disappearance later turned homicide of Irene Silverman. Because of his arrest activity and investigative skills, he was promoted to Detective 2nd grade in 2005 and three years later he was promoted to the prestigious rank of Detective 1st grade, where he continued to be a very active Detective. Det. Hovagim retired in May of 2011 to take a job with the 154 year old Harvard Club of NYC where he became the Clubs first Director of Security. He currently lives at home in Rockland county with his 20 years old triplet boys. In this episode Detective Hovagim talks about an interesting case involving dogs attacking a jogger resulting in physical injury. The victim sues the owner of the dogs and this sets in motion a plot to extort, frame, and injure the victim once again. Investigative excellence produces a positive conclusion. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/otcpod1/support

tive 1st grade Thomas Hovagim was born in Nyack NY. He was sworn in the NYPD on January 20, 1987. His police career was vast and varied. Fresh out of the academy he was assigned to Neighborhood Stabilization Unit (NSU) 5 which covered the 24,26,30 and 34pct. After 6 months he moved on and in January 1988 was assigned to the 034pct which at the time was one of the deadliest precincts in the city. While on patrol he racked up numerous arrests, many of which were for guns and drugs. While still in uniform as a rookie cop he was involved in a shooting where numerous shots were fired. A few year later while still in the 34Pct, he was assigned to the elite plain cloths anti-crime unit where he continued to take numerous guns off the street and was involved in another shooting. After three years in anti crime, he was transferred to the 019Pct Detective SQD. where he investigated many news worthy robberies, burglaries and homicides. In January of 1998, he was promoted to detective 3rd grade. As a rookie detective he caught one of the most infamous cases the city had ever seen, the disappearance later turned homicide of Irene Silverman. Because of his arrest activity and investigative skills, he was promoted to Detective 2nd grade in 2005 and three years later he was promoted to the prestigious rank of Detective 1st grade, where he continued to be a very active Detective. Det. Hovagim retired in May of 2011 to take a job with the 154 year old Harvard Club of NYC where he became the Clubs first Director of Security. He currently lives at home in Rockland county with his 20 years old triplet boys. In this episode Detective Hovagim talks about an interesting case involving dogs attacking a jogger resulting in physical injury. The victim sues the owner of the dogs and this sets in motion a plot to extort, frame, and injure the victim once again. Sponsorships: on for this episode --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/otcpod1/support

Detective 1st grade Thomas Hovagim was born in Nyack NY. He was sworn in the NYPD on January 20, 1987. His police career was vast and varied. Fresh out of the academy he was assigned to Neighborhood Stabilization Unit (NSU) 5 which covered the 24,26,30 and 34pct. After 6 months he moved on and in January 1988 was assigned to the 034pct which at the time was one of the deadliest precincts in the city. While on patrol he racked up numerous arrests, many of which were for guns and drugs. While still in uniform as a rookie cop he was involved in a shooting where numerous shots were fired. A few year later while still in the 34Pct, he was assigned to the elite plain cloths anti-crime unit where he continued to take numerous guns off the street and was involved in another shooting. After three years in anti crime, he was transferred to the 019Pct Detective SQD. where he investigated many news worthy robberies, burglaries and homicides. In January of 1998, he was promoted to detective 3rd grade. As a rookie detective he caught one of the most infamous cases the city had ever seen, the disappearance later turned homicide of Irene Silverman. Because of his arrest activity and investigative skills, he was promoted to Detective 2nd grade in 2005 and three years later he was promoted to the prestigious rank of Detective 1st grade, where he continued to be a very active Detective. Det. Hovagim retired in May of 2011 to take a job with the 154 year old Harvard Club of NYC where he became the Clubs first Director of Security. He currently lives at home in Rockland county with his 20 years old triplet boys. In this episode Detective Hovagim talks about an interesting case involving dogs attacking a jogger resulting in physical injury. The victim sues the owner of the dogs and this sets in motion a plot to extort, frame, and injure the victim once again. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/otcpod1/support

Emily G. from Toms River NJ speaking on the topic of fear at the Rockland Big Book Workshop held in Nyack NY in 2013. Email: sobercast@gmail.com Support Sober Cast: https://sobercast.com/donate We have added a page of meetings that have moved online https://sobercast.com/online-meetings Sober Cast has 1200+ episodes available, visit SoberCast.com to access all the episodes where you can easily find topics or specific speakers using tags or search.

Mike Pete and Steve welcome Two Villains Brewing Co from Nyack NY in to a virtual party. Jon and Sean talk about the history of the brewery, the back story of the name and the beer they are producing! We break down the business model and talk about comics, movies and then what the future of the brewery may hold. Great after show is exclusive on out Facebook page!

Today, Bridgett Blood has a conversation with Jeff Salvesen about the prophetic. What is it? How to we hear from God? How do we grow in the prophetic?    Jeff Salvesen is Husband of Annette (who met in College). They have two Boys, Jordan (16) and Caleb (14). Jeff has been in for pastoring for 21 years. 15 years as a youth pastor and the last 6 1/2 as the Lead Pastor at Living Christ Church, a C&MA church in Nyack NY.  He loves animals, sports and reality TV ("I'm fascinated by why people do what they do.") Jeff has a BS in Youth MInistry and Psychology from Nyack College and an MDiv. in Church Ministry from Alliance Theological Seminary.

Detective 1st grade Thomas Hovagim was born in Nyack NY. He was sworn in the NYPD on January 20, 1987. His police career was vast and varied. Fresh out of the academy he was assigned to Neighborhood Stabilization Unit (NSU) 5 which covered the 24,26,30 and 34pct. After 6 months he moved on and in January 1988 was assigned to the 034pct which at the time was one of the deadliest precincts in the city. While on patrol he racked up numerous arrests, many of which were for guns and drugs. While still in uniform as a rookie cop he was involved in a shooting where numerous shots were fired. A few year later while still in the 34Pct, he was assigned to the elite plain cloths anti-crime unit where he continued to take numerous guns off the street and was involved in another shooting. After three years in anti crime, he was transferred to the 019Pct Detective SQD. where he investigated many news worthy robberies, burglaries and homicides. In January of 1998, he was promoted to detective 3rd grade. As a rookie detective he caught one of the most infamous cases the city had ever seen, the disappearance later turned homicide of Irene Silverman. Because of his arrest activity and investigative skills, he was promoted to Detective 2nd grade in 2005 and three years later he was promoted to the prestigious rank of Detective 1st grade, where he continued to be a very active Detective. Det. Hovagim retired in May of 2011 to take a job with the 154 year old Harvard Club of NYC where he became the Clubs first Director of Security. He currently lives at home in Rockland county with his 20 years old triplet boys.

Detective 1st grade Thomas Hovagim was born in Nyack NY. He was sworn in the NYPD on January 20, 1987. His police career was vast and varied. Fresh out of the academy he was assigned to Neighborhood Stabilization Unit (NSU) 5 which covered the 24,26,30 and 34pct. After 6 months he moved on and in January 1988 was assigned to the 034pct which at the time was one of the deadliest precincts in the city. While on patrol he racked up numerous arrests, many of which were for guns and drugs. While still in uniform as a rookie cop he was involved in a shooting where numerous shots were fired. A few year later while still in the 34Pct, he was assigned to the elite plain cloths anti-crime unit where he continued to take numerous guns off the street and was involved in another shooting. After three years in anti crime, he was transferred to the 019Pct Detective SQD. where he investigated many news worthy robberies, burglaries and homicides. In January of 1998, he was promoted to detective 3rd grade. As a rookie detective he caught one of the most infamous cases the city had ever seen, the disappearance later turned homicide of Irene Silverman. Because of his arrest activity and investigative skills, he was promoted to Detective 2nd grade in 2005 and three years later he was promoted to the prestigious rank of Detective 1st grade, where he continued to be a very active Detective. Det. Hovagim retired in May of 2011 to take a job with the 154 year old Harvard Club of NYC where he became the Clubs first Director of Security. He currently lives at home in Rockland county with his 20 years old triplet boys.

On this Words of Wisdom Wednesday, we hear from the following guests who so generously share their personal testimonies and words of wisdom that they’ve learned along the way: Dina Gregory Harlem, by way of Nyack NY. Teacher, Tedx Speaker, movement builder behind La Befana and Friends  and author of the self published memoir "Love at the Threshold: Moments, Musings, & Revelations of an Unexpected Mystic" IG @iamdinagregory www.iamdinagregory.com  Www.labefanaandfriends.com @labefanaandfriends   Lesego Goba Durban, South Africa Philosopher Aspiring Stay At Home Dad    Ashley Goba Roosevelt, NY Pediatric Nurse and Professional Student  Loving Wife, Daughter, New Mommy and Friend   Epiphany Samuels Bronx, NY Multidisciplinary artist, activist and producer. After many battles with illnesses, poverty, and racism Epiphany dedicated her life and her talents to explore the many facets of humanity because she is an activist for love, diversity, and inclusion. IG/FB/Youtube: @EpiphanyEntertainment   Whitney McNulty Durham,NC originally from Yonkers, NY Author, educator, dance instructor, freedom coach and founder of #WorshipWithWhit Latest book entitled "ALIVE: A Poetic (Re) Collection of Healing." IG: @WhitMcWrites FB: Facebook.com/WhitMcWrites www.whitneymcnulty.com   Diana Domenech Born and raised in New York. Mother, triathlete, world traveler, and motivating change agent with a compassionate heart, fierce drive, and desire to leave the world a better place, Diana has a love for life and lives life to its fullest, no regrets. IG: @bikrgirl2 FB: Biker Girl 2   Music by: Matthew Thomas IG: @MattMadeTheBeat Be sure to follow us for quotes, resources, and playlist recommendations: https://www.instagram.com/takeeachmomentpodcast https://www.takeeachmoment.com Give peace. Share love. Enjoy the happiness.

In this episode of Spicy Memories, I travel to Nyack, NY and sit down with Jonna and Sara of BoozyHops!! We talk about food, our lives, and most importanly, beer! Find them on Instagram here! @boozyhops @saramward @hipsterhuddy

In this episode Joe Royalty Wallace speaks on a topic bought up by Dooby Dubuisson on Facebook this morning a friend and role model to many from Nyack NY. Being coach-able and being teach-able is something that is important and overlooked, people tend to get stuck in their ways after achieving a specific title or rank or networth . This tends to slow you down how can we continue to be coach able. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/houseofkings/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/houseofkings/support

Today we traveled to The Local in Nyack, NY to sit down with the owner Travis Koester. We sipped on their collaboration with District 96 Brewery called Giraffe’s Aren’t Just High Horses, Grimm’s Jam Don’t Shake and Equilibrium’s DHop16. We learned about Travis’ rural Virginia upbringing and how he came to own this awesome craft beer destination. He is also opening up a brew pub here in Nyack called Two Villans. Take the trip to see Travis and his amazing staff. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/butfirstbeer/support

Our 150th episode spectacular LIVE from Funny Business in Nyack NY!We review Aquaman using as many Fish puns as we can. We welcome Valiant Comics’ editor Lysa Hawkins to talk BREAKTHROUGH and we play Celebrity Pop Culture Jeopardy with our LIVE audience.Segment #1: Aquaman Movie Review With As Many Fish Puns As We Can Think ofMichael and Hassan talk Aquaman! Was it any good? Who was the film's MVP? And the one key scene Aquaman had that Black Panther didn't... but should have.Segment #2: Lysa Hawkins Talks Valiant in 2019Editor Lysa Hawkins talks Punk Mambo, BREAKTHROUGH and the upcoming Bloodshot movie.Segment 3: Celebrity Pop Culture JeopardyWe bring in our hosts, Funny Business owners Chris and Brett to play Pop Culture Jeopardy with Lysa HawkinsSegment #4: Spin The RacksGraphic Novels Are All Set To Become One Of The Most-Read Genres Of Books

PODCAST | Our 150th episode spectacular LIVE from Funny Business in Nyack NY! We review Aquaman using as many Fish puns as we can. We welcome Valiant Comics’ editor Lysa Hawkins to talk BREAKTHROUGH and we play Celebrity Pop Culture Jeopardy with our LIVE audience. Segment #1: Aquaman Movie Review With As Many Fish Puns [...]

Gmb MURKS was . . . Born in Nyack NY ... Raised in Spring Valley NY ... Currently resides in upstate NY Middletown area Recently celebrated a birthday!... sign (cancer) . Very quiet . Always observing things around me ... sense of humor easy to talk to . New to the rap game . Always had a thing for rhyming, just now putting it to use . Music ... I like THE LOX, of course DAVE EAST, French Montana, The Game and a few more to say the least

Ian's back in the US and adjusting to club size attendance again after performing in front of thousands in Europe. The guy's make tentative plans for a future live show and deliver the goods in the 10th ever episode. 

Broadcast originally aired Monday, August 17, 2015 at 10:10 am. The preservation of the John Green House in Nyack, NYThis unique 2 1/2 -story sandstone structure is the oldest house in Nyack, and a group of grassroots volunteers called the John Green Preservation Coalition is working to preserve it. Clare Sheridan interviewed Winston Perry, historian for the Village of Upper Nyack and president of the Historical Society of the Nyacks, shed light on the importance of John Green to Rockland history, as well as the architectural importance of this building. Rick Tannenbaum was also interviewed.  He represents the John Green Preservation Coalition and spoke about the group's efforts and how we as a community can help with this valuable historic preservation project.Tina Traster, film maker was also interviewed about her documentary about Historic Preservation which will include the John Green House.To learn more about the John Green Coalition, visit http://www.johngreencoalition.org.To learn more about the Historical Society of the Nyacks, visit http://nyackhistory.org/welcome.html.To learn more about Traster's documentary film "This House Matters" visit:  http://thishousematters.com/"Crossroads of Rockland History," a program of the Historical Society of Rockland County, airs on the third Monday of each month at 10:10 am on WRCR radio 1700 AM (live streaming atwww.WRCR.com). Join host Clare Sheridan as we explore, celebrate, and learn about our local history, with different topics and guest speakers every month.www.RocklandHistory.org

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