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Elliot(Eli) Hoffman is the drummer for Car Bomb, a band that formed in the early 2000s from two groups, Neck and Spooge, in Rockville Center, New York. His drumming is influenced by artists like Vinnie Colaiuta and Thomas Haake. Hoffman started playing drums around the age of 10, participated in drum corps during junior high, and later took lessons that shaped his technique. Checkout car Bomb's official site.

Tom McKeown lived and breathed basketball throughout junior and senior high school in Babylon. As an eighth grader in 1974-1975, he got to experience the thrill of watching the varsity team win their league and the Suffolk County championships. As fate would have it, this was also the first year that New York State allowed county champions to play each other, setting up a showdown between Babylon's Panthers and Nassau County's champs, the South Side Cyclones of Rockville Center. It was an epic season that engaged Tom so deeply that he has written his version of the story as This Is Panther Country. We don't want to spoil the outcome but the subtitle is A Memoir of Youth, Underdog Spirit, and Basketball Glory. Available March 18, 2025, the book chronicles life on the court, in the school hallways, and in the McKeown family home on Coppertree Lane. You'll learn a lot about the ins-and-outs of basketball tournaments but you'll also be pulled back to your own high school days of close friend groups, petty slights, unrequited crushes, and weekend parties.   Further Research This is Panther Country by Tom McKeown Babylon Jr/Sr High School Glenn Vickers (Suffolk County Sports Hall of Fame) “The ABA was Short Lived, but Its Impact on Basketball is Eternal” (Smithsonian Mag) Audio Footnotes: Mickey Quinn and St. John the Baptist High School (episode 133)

Make sure to log-on, tune-in, and listen-up to this Social Work Month Special featuring Dr. Amy Meyers, LCSW. on Thursday, March 14, 2024 at 5AM. You won't want to miss this!! Dr. Meyers will be delving into the nuances of what "Clinical Social Work" is all about!! Dr. Meyers, is a professor of social work at Molloy University in Rockville Center, NY and a psychotherapist with 30 years of practice experience.

SPECIAL GUEST C. Joseph Doyle Catholic Action League  HEADLINE: A Boston Globe columnist crossed journalistic lines. Should the Globe still have run his story? by Tom Jones Last July, Cullen was reporting on Bluestein while she was meeting with the doctor who was going to help her end her life. The doctor explained that Vermont law required Bluestein to get signatures from two people who would say she was in a clear state of mind when she made her decision. Furthermore, the signatures could not be from family members, beneficiaries or anyone associated with the doctor's clinic. Final wave of Massachusetts is to legalize assisted suicide.  As it turns out Cullen didn't reveal he signed an affidavit indicating the person that wanted to commit suicide was of sound mind.  He inserted himself into a story he was writing.  He has attacked me on many occasions and he even used his column one time to attack me b/c I wrote a note to his editor. He specializes in invectives.  He never makes a reasoned argument he just strings together several sentences of name calling. He attacks the faith, he attacks the Irish etc Freedom of the Press is for those who own the newspapers - Belloc The Boston Strangler on HULU - featuring Keira Knightley We have to go b/w now and the 29th of June. Bishop of Rockville Center and Bishop from NJ - 

Dr Thomas Jan is an osteopathic physiatrist practicing in Rockville Center, New York. He is dedicated to PM&R- in managing neuromuscular pain complaints and pain management as well as #MedEd . He serves as the director for Medical Education at Mercy Hospital and is also the Program Director for the Mercy Medical Center/Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center PM&R Residency. Dr Jan also proudly serves as the medical director for the Long Island Council for Alcohol and Drug Dependence and in 2009 started the 1st community training in narcan event.

Bill McIntyre talks with Ms. Debra Mulé, who is serving her third term as the Nassau County Legislator from the 5th District, covering communities including Baldwin, Freeport, South Hempstead, and parts of Rockville Center, Merrick and Oceanside. They speak about the Baldwin-Grand Avenue Complete Streets Project, tax assessment challenges, road repaving projects, and more.

Mack Rosenberg has the evening's top local stories from the WCBS newsroom.

Protect and Cover your ASSets! - Interview with attorney Ken Falcon- Is Malpractice insurance enough? Dr. Rosenblum sits down and asks Ken Falcon about protecting assets, trusts, and more. Ken is an attorney practicing in Rockville Center, NY.  For more information, see his contact information below. Ken Falcon Falcon Rappaport & Berkman PLLC 265 Sunrise Highway, Suite 50 (MAIL) Rockville Centre, New York 11570 T: (516) 599-0888 F: (516) 599-0889 Upcoming Events... Want to view the complete events agenda? Click Here Now! NRAP's Blocks and Brunch Ultrasound CME Workshop- NYC Oct. 8th, 2022  Advanced Ultrasound Guided Injection Training Workshop! Lock in Your Spot Today! Register Now! NSPC's Annual Conference 2022- THE BUSINESS OF PAIN MEDICINE- Oct. 20th, 2022  NSPC's Annual Conference 2022- THE BUSINESS OF PAIN MEDICINE! Lock in Your Spot Today! Register Now! IPA Israel: Ultrasound Guided Chronic Pain and Regional Anesthesia Course, Oct 27, 2022  Advanced Ultrasound Guided Injection Training Workshop! Lock in Your Spot Today! Register Now! NYNJ-PS 2022 Annual Symposium- Nov. 3rd-6th, 2022! NYSIPP/ NJSIPP's Annual Pain Medicine Symposium Come and join us in New Jersey in November | NYNJ-PS 2022  Save the Date! Nov. 3rd-6th, 2022 Get Your Tickets Today! Register Now!   IPA Costa Rica: Ultrasound Guided Chronic Pain and Regional Anesthesia Course, Feb. 19, 2023  Advanced Ultrasound Guided Injection Training Workshop! Lock in Your Spot Today! Register Now!   Podcast Resources: David Rosenblum, M.D. Ken Falcon, Falcon Rappaport & Berkman PLLC Subscribe to PainExam mailing list * indicates required Email Address * Download the PainExam Official Apps for Android and IOS Devices! https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.painexam.android.painexam&hl=en_US https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-pain-management-review/id997396714 Follow PainExam- https://painexam.com/blog/ https://www.facebook.com/PainExam/ https://twitter.com/painexams https://www.instagram.com/painexam/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/painexam https://www.pinterest.com/painexam https://www.youtube.com/user/DocRosenblum/videos                  

Protect and Cover your ASSets! - Interview with attorney Ken Falcon- Is Malpractice insurance enough? Dr. Rosenblum sits down and asks Ken Falcon about protecting assets, trusts, and more. Ken is an attorney practicing in Rockville Center, NY.  For more information, see his contact information below. Ken Falcon Falcon Rappaport & Berkman PLLC 265 Sunrise Highway, Suite 50 (MAIL) Rockville Centre, New York 11570 T: (516) 599-0888 F: (516) 599-0889 Upcoming Events... Want to view the complete events agenda? Click Here Now! NRAP's Blocks and Brunch Ultrasound CME Workshop- NYC Oct. 8th, 2022  Advanced Ultrasound Guided Injection Training Workshop! Lock in Your Spot Today! Register Now! NSPC's Annual Conference 2022- THE BUSINESS OF PAIN MEDICINE- Oct. 20th, 2022  NSPC's Annual Conference 2022- THE BUSINESS OF PAIN MEDICINE! Lock in Your Spot Today! Register Now! IPA Israel: Ultrasound Guided Chronic Pain and Regional Anesthesia Course, Oct 27, 2022  Advanced Ultrasound Guided Injection Training Workshop! Lock in Your Spot Today! Register Now! NYNJ-PS 2022 Annual Symposium- Nov. 3rd-6th, 2022! NYSIPP/ NJSIPP's Annual Pain Medicine Symposium Come and join us in New Jersey in November | NYNJ-PS 2022  Save the Date! Nov. 3rd-6th, 2022 Get Your Tickets Today! Register Now!   IPA Costa Rica: Ultrasound Guided Chronic Pain and Regional Anesthesia Course, Feb. 19, 2023  Advanced Ultrasound Guided Injection Training Workshop! Lock in Your Spot Today! Register Now!   Podcast Resources: David Rosenblum, M.D. Ken Falcon, Falcon Rappaport & Berkman PLLC Subscribe to AnesthesiaExam mailing list for Free Board Prep Material & More! * indicates required Email Address * Email Format html text Download the PainExam Official Apps for Android and IOS Devices! https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.painexam.android.painexam&hl=en_US https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-pain-management-review/id997396714 Follow PainExam- https://painexam.com/blog/ https://www.facebook.com/PainExam/ https://twitter.com/painexams https://www.instagram.com/painexam/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/painexam https://www.pinterest.com/painexam https://www.youtube.com/user/DocRosenblum/videos                          

Protect and Cover your ASSets! - Interview with attorney Ken Falcon- Is Malpractice insurance enough? Dr. Rosenblum sits down and asks Ken Falcon about protecting assets, trusts, and more. Ken is an attorney practicing in Rockville Center, NY.  For more information, see his contact information below. Ken Falcon Falcon Rappaport & Berkman PLLC 265 Sunrise Highway, Suite 50 (MAIL) Rockville Centre, New York 11570 T: (516) 599-0888 F: (516) 599-0889 Upcoming Events... Want to view the complete events agenda? Click Here Now! NRAP's Blocks and Brunch Ultrasound CME Workshop- NYC Oct. 8th, 2022  Advanced Ultrasound Guided Injection Training Workshop! Lock in Your Spot Today! Register Now! NSPC's Annual Conference 2022- THE BUSINESS OF PAIN MEDICINE- Oct. 20th, 2022  NSPC's Annual Conference 2022- THE BUSINESS OF PAIN MEDICINE! Lock in Your Spot Today! Register Now! IPA Israel: Ultrasound Guided Chronic Pain and Regional Anesthesia Course, Oct 27, 2022  Advanced Ultrasound Guided Injection Training Workshop! Lock in Your Spot Today! Register Now! NYNJ-PS 2022 Annual Symposium- Nov. 3rd-6th, 2022! NYSIPP/ NJSIPP's Annual Pain Medicine Symposium Come and join us in New Jersey in November | NYNJ-PS 2022  Save the Date! Nov. 3rd-6th, 2022 Get Your Tickets Today! Register Now!   IPA Costa Rica: Ultrasound Guided Chronic Pain and Regional Anesthesia Course, Feb. 19, 2023  Advanced Ultrasound Guided Injection Training Workshop! Lock in Your Spot Today! Register Now!   Podcast Resources: David Rosenblum, M.D. Ken Falcon, Falcon Rappaport & Berkman PLLC Subscribe to the PMRExam mailing list for Free Board Prep Material & More! * indicates required Email Address * Email Format html text Download the PainExam Official Apps for Android and IOS Devices! https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.painexam.android.painexam&hl=en_US https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-pain-management-review/id997396714 Follow PainExam- https://painexam.com/blog/ https://www.facebook.com/PainExam/ https://twitter.com/painexams https://www.instagram.com/painexam/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/painexam https://www.pinterest.com/painexam https://www.youtube.com/user/DocRosenblum/videos                          

Toward a Pro-Life Future in the Empire State On this day, the Most Rev. John O. Barres, Bishop of Rockville Center, gave the Homily at the Shrine. This day was special as the New York State's Knights of Columbus, as well as councils across Long Island, attended Mass at the Shrine of Our Lady. The Homily may be segmented into three parts (with the approximate times listed below). The Gospel (0 – 1:15) precedes the first section of the Homily (1:24 – 2:55) and greets the Spanish speaking Knights of Columbus and Spanish attendees. How Our Lady of Fatima's Message is Relevant Today The second section (2:55 – 16:28) of the Homily (and the remainder of the Homily) is in English. The Homily discusses How Our Lady of Fatima's Message is relevant today as it was 105 years ago. Additionally, the Homily discusses the Mystery of the Cross, using St. Paul as an example for us all to bridge his own crosses, while helping others with their crosses. It is a model that we need to strive to emulate. Hear more in the audio. The third section (16:30- 24:11) of the Homily focuses on a Catholic writers' vision of What Jesus will ask us when we appear before Him on Judgement Day. Where are the Others? This is the question Jesus asks of us all. How did we help others reach salvation? We all have this challenge, and it can be met in many ways. The Homily focuses on some examples. Where are the Elderly and Un-born? This question of Where are the Others may be expanded. Where are the elderly? Where are the un-born? Part of facing the Lord, will be the question . . . what did we each do to protect the elderly and the un-born. The Bishop describes what is going on in New York State concerning the un-born and potential laws. He also urges all New Yorkers to read the statement published recently by the New York State Bishops (the document may be found on the Diocese of Rockville Center's website and the Queen of All Hearts website). Toward a Pro-Life Future in the Empire State. We encourage all members (regardless of where you live) to read the document and to understand the position and activities of the Church in NYS on this crucial manner. Our thanks to the Bishop, and to the New York State (and local) councils of the Knights of Columbus for attending today's special Mass.

We sometimes have guests on the show as they are in the midst of a campaign, and it's always interesting to hear about what they propose in their mission when they make it to office. Folks, today we have a winner on our show! Republican Ari Brown declared victory over Democrat David Lobl as the State Assemblyman, succeeding Melissa Miller. Ari won 4,667 votes in this special election to Lobl's 2,413. Who is Ari Brown? He is a results-oriented leader who meets challenges with sound and sensible solutions and has a proven record of public service accomplishments and private sector efficiency. Ari explained how he reduced the downtown vacancy rate in Cedarhurst from 20% to 2%, and why he is working work to repeal“cashless bail” laws that have freed killers, drug dealers and gang members, and pass legislation that will remove District Attorneys who refuse to prosecute dangerous accused criminals in a relatively safe area to begin with. Ari also discussed the recent politics going on in Rockville Center, with all of the commentaries going back and forth, as to whether this is an antisemitic situation, and he also talked about the first issues on his agenda that he plans to tackle.

We sometimes have guests on the show as they are in the midst of a campaign, and it's always interesting to hear about what they propose in their mission when they make it to office. Folks, today we have a winner on our show! Republican Ari Brown declared victory over Democrat David Lobl as the State Assemblyman, succeeding Melissa Miller. Ari won 4,667 votes in this special election to Lobl's 2,413. Who is Ari Brown? He is a results-oriented leader who meets challenges with sound and sensible solutions and has a proven record of public service accomplishments and private sector efficiency. Ari explained how he reduced the downtown vacancy rate in Cedarhurst from 20% to 2%, and why he is working work to repeal“cashless bail” laws that have freed killers, drug dealers and gang members, and pass legislation that will remove District Attorneys who refuse to prosecute dangerous accused criminals in a relatively safe area to begin with. Ari also discussed the recent politics going on in Rockville Center, with all of the commentaries going back and forth, as to whether this is an antisemitic situation, and he alsotalked about the first issues on his agenda that he plans to tackle.

In 2020 we marked the centennial of woman suffrage and the passing of the 19th amendment. Although the intervening 102 years can make that struggle feel like the distant past, the story of the many people who fought and marched and pushed for the right to vote is very much alive. Marguerite Kearns keeps one such story before our eyes in her book An Unfinished Revolution (SUNY Press). The book presents the life of her grandparents, Edna Buckman and Wilmer Kearns, and their extended world of Pennsylvania relatives, fellow Quakers, and suffrage activists. Living in Rockville Center in 1905, Edna and Wilmer were in the thick of grassroots organizing on Long Island and New York City. The stories that Marguerite heard from her mother and grandfather, along with her own extensive research, form a picture of loving, dedicated, real people making the best of their lives and making history. On today's episode, Marguerite shares how she learned that story and how she wove it into a book rich with photographs and the words of Edna and Wilmer. Further Research An Unfinished Revolution (SUNY Press) by Marguerite Kearns Bearing Witness: A Family Legacy [Spirit of 1776] Wagon (NYS Museum) Long Island and the Woman Suffrage Movement Dr. "General" Rosalie Jones (National Park Service) Women's Suffrage: Pictures of Suffragists and their Activities (Library of Congress) Image credit: Edna Kearns (circa 1915). Image courtesy of Marguerite Kearns used under a CC BY -SA 3.0 license.

Paul Murnane and Wayne Cabot have the top stories from the WCBS newsroom, including a live report on the clean-up efforts in Rockville Center, the latest on a police incident in Bridgewater, and when we might expect to see workers return to NYC's office buildings.

Feast of St. Agnes – One of the Greatest in Faith and Holy Martyrs! Feast of St. Agnes – The Patron Saint of the Diocese of Rockville Center, Long Island, NY. The Gospel reading today is about a great treasure found in a field. It is also the Feast of St. Agnes, also a great treasure. The Gospel talks about a great treasure that is hidden and that one must dig up. The treasure of the Gospel and the treasure of the Kingdom of God is why we must work the field. One of the ways we plow this field, where the treasure lays and is hidden, is by considering and contemplating the great things He has done in and through our patron saints. This Gospel also tells us about St. Agnes herself. This may be a surprise, or even confusing to the reader of the Gospel; because it does not tell us directly about martyrdom. Often times when Agnes is depicted, she is depicted as an adult. Spiritually, that is true. Historically, however, that is not true. See how Agnes surpasses many in faith by listening to her story. Understand how we all, regardless of what Diocese you live in, can spiritually be impacted by understanding why Agnes is so important. Listen to this Meditation Media for the week.

AMDG.  Today Celeste Cuellar rejoins the Kolbecast to discuss non-college paths—trades, military service, religious life discernment, and more.  Celeste, Bonnie, and Steven muse on how God doesn't require saints to have college degrees, how many of the activities and interests we're drawn to indicate our paths, and how the preparation for life is indirect.  Along with these profound and accessible topics, they touch on personality and skill assessments such as the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, what gap years are and aren't, and reckoning parents' experience within themselves as their children grow to the age of adventuring beyond the nest.   Celeste can be heard on these other Kolbecast episodes Ep 12 Phone a Friend Ep 68 Grace for the Nitty Gritty also with Ashley Massey Also referenced: Ep 59 The Secret Whiteboard with Everett Buyarski & Erica Treat Highlands Ability Battery The Myers & Briggs Foundation Labor Day Statement by Bishop John Barres of Rockville Center, NY Harmel School of the Trades in Grand Rapids, MI Kateri College of the Liberal and Practical Arts in Gallup, NM Vocations week Ep 32 Reflections of His Light with Sr. Margaret Mary & Sr. Anne Discerning a Path after High School section in Program Support Guide (in Welcome Packet)   Look for the Kolbecast in your favorite podcast app and subscribe for effortless episode delivery. Have a suggestion or question for the Kolbecast team? Write to us at podcast@kolbe.org. Interested in Kolbe Academy's offerings? Visit kolbe.org.    

Music therapy is used for a variety of conditions and several Cochrane Reviews examine its effects. A team of music therapists with expertise in the use of music therapy with medical patients updated their review for cancer patients in October 2021. Joke Bradt from the department of Creative Arts Therapies at Drexel University in Philadelphia, USA tells us what they found in this Evidence Pod. She conducted the review with Cheryl Dileo from Temple University in Philadelphia, Katherine Myers-Coffman from Molloy College in Rockville Center, and Jacelyn Biondo, postdoctoral fellow in the department of Creative Arts Therapies at Drexel University.

Music therapy is used for a variety of conditions and several Cochrane Reviews examine its effects. A team of music therapists with expertise in the use of music therapy with medical patients updated their review for cancer patients in October 2021. Joke Bradt from the department of Creative Arts Therapies at Drexel University in Philadelphia, USA tells us what they found in this Evidence Pod. She conducted the review with Cheryl Dileo from Temple University in Philadelphia, Katherine Myers-Coffman from Molloy College in Rockville Center, and Jacelyn Biondo, postdoctoral fellow in the department of Creative Arts Therapies at Drexel University.

Hi everybody, and welcome to Attendance Bias. I am your host, Brian Weinstein. And boy, do I have a heck of a show for you today. A few things to note before we get started:First, I was so excited to talk to today's guests that I literally forgot to plug in my microphone before I hit record. Yes, really. As a result, the computer mic picked up my voice, and it doesn't sound as clear as usual. I couldn't believe it once I noticed, but after about two minutes of listening back to the recording, I barely noticed. I hope that you have the same experience. Sorry about that.Second, today's episode features a lot--and I mean a lot--of references and name-checks of locations around Long Island. There are two guests today, and all three of us are from the area. Plus, the focus of today's episode is a store that was on Long Island, along with a show from the Nassau Coliseum. So if you grew up on or near Long Island--especially in the 80s or 90s, today's conversation will stir up tons of memories, and put a smile on your face. If you're not from Long Island, you can either break out a map or you can just nod along as the references come out fast and hard.All that said, today's episode completes a full circle for me, and answered questions that I've been wondering about for decades. This podcast is a passion project of mine, and speaking to today's guests is something I've wanted to do for a long time. As personal as it is, I suspect that it will be meaningful to fans who had a similar upbringing to mine, and especially fans from the northeast, or at least the tri-state area.Today's guests are Don Kantor and Cara Polizzi, the owner and manager, respectively, of Prime Cuts, a no-longer-operational head shop that was primarily located in Rockville Center and then Bellmore, Long Island.You'll hear me say this in just a few minutes, but soon after I discovered Phish, I discovered Phish tapes. For a young teenager who didn't have full time access to the internet and not knowing other fans made it pretty difficult to access any unofficial Phish recordings. Through a friend's sister, I discovered Prime Cuts. And Prime Cuts is where I discovered the world of Phish tapes, as well as tapes from many many other bands.Prime Cuts was more than a store. It was a discovery, it was a connection to a wider world, it was a community center, and it was an oasis for those who were into the scene and didn't know how to find like minded fans. In today's conversation with Don and Cara, we all go deep into the origins of the store, the nuts and bolts of how the taping process worked and answer the long-debated question of whether or not Prime Cuts' taping allowance was sanctioned by Phish.For the Attendance Bias segment of the episode, Don chose to discuss the 2nd set of April 3, 1998 at the Nassau Coliseum, and Cara chose to talk about Fluffhead and You Enjoy Myself from Phish's 3.0 comeback show on March 6, 2009 at the Hampton Colisum. Both picks are epic highlights of the band's career and I was also thrilled at how much crossover there was with other Attendance Bias stories from past guests. Well, enough from me. I hope you can feel the love and joy in this conversation with Don and Cara of Prime Cuts.

Bob Isaksen, Long Island President of Bank of America, talks with Pete Rizzo about Bank of America's Neighborhood Builders program. He's joined by Margarita Grasing, Executive Director of the Hispanic Brotherhood of Rockville Center, and Loretta Davis, Executive Director of The Retreat. With the help of the Neighborhood Builders program, both non-profits have been able to continue their important work throughout the pandemic.

Jimmy Fallon will host The Tonight Show for another 5 years (at least).Dave Chappelle, Tom Segura, Andrew Schulz, and Nate Bagartze announce tour dates.Joe Rogan worries about being silenced! Is there reason to worry? Ramy Youssef talks about performing in Gaza at the 1001 Laughs Palestine Comedy Festival in 2015Peng Dang on why he went public with the Tony Hinchcliffe video.According to Tim Dillon's podcast we were supposed to be tipping at Sonic. Did you know this? I am horrified. I did not know.Amy Schumer was filming in Rockville Center and they closed some streets.Sarah Schaefer explains what it is like to be part of the comedy scene.So far, listeners would rather I punch them in the face than watch Adam Sandler's movie Jack and Jill. Who can blame them? You can vote at www.instagram.com/dailycomedynews

A daily news briefing from Catholic News Agency, powered by artificial intelligence. Ask your smart speaker to play “Catholic News,” or listen every morning wherever you get podcasts. www.catholicnewsagency.com - The Diocese of Charleston has filed a suit against South Carolina, challenging a state amendment that prevents public funds from going to private schools. The amendment most recently prevented private schools and the parents of private school students from COVID-19 relief funding. Lawyers representing the diocese argue the amendment violates the free exercise and equal protection clauses of the U-S Constitution. The remains of Servant of God Father Emil Kapaun will return to Kansas, 70 years after his death. Kapaun was an army chaplain during the Second World War and Korean War. He died in a prison camp in 1951, at the age of 35. Kapaun was born and raised in a rural community north of Wichita. His body was identified last month in Hawaii. The Diocese of Wichita will temporarily place his remains in a crypt, at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. The Diocese of Rockville Center in New York has announced the sale of its $5.2 million pastoral center, to help pay creditors. The diocese will also close three grammar schools on Long Island. The diocese announced last October that it would file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. At the time, more than 200 new clergy sex abuse lawsuits were filed against the diocese.

Host Chris Roach chats with songwriter, music producer, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee and Rockville Center resident Kenny Laguna. Most famous for his work with Joan Jett, his impressive career spans decades.

Monsignor John Alesandro is a priest of the Diocese of Rockville Center, New York. His unwavering dedication to the Church is obvious when he speaks of the many ministerial roles he has played, both in his diocese and in the Canon Law Society of America. In addition to his canon law expertise, Monsignor Alesandro earned a degree in civil law in his "spare time" in the 1990s. He also is an accomplished pianist and a connoisseur of Bernard Lonergan's theological writings. It was no real surprise that Monsignor Alesandro was honored by the CLSA in 1986 as the Role of Law Award recipient. He continues to inspire and encourage young canonists in the United States and throughout the world today. 

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Mike and Dan chat with Lighthouse Hockey founder Dominik Janksy about the Islanders season so far and what changes the team can make going forward to get back into a playoff spot. Later, Mike and Dan talk about the infectious enthusiasm of Islanders co-owner Jon Ledecky in the face of the fanbase's hard-wired cynicism and the team's bizarre and difficult schedule going forward. Finally, Mike gets a vote for mayor of Rockville Center and John Travolta plays Garth Snow in a movie of a book that will surely never exist. Theme Song: "Sports" by Josh Spacek, available at the FreeMusicArchive.org. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mike and Dan chat with Lighthouse Hockey founder Dominik Janksy about the Islanders season so far and what changes the team can make going forward to get back into a playoff spot. Later, Mike and Dan talk about the infectious enthusiasm of Islanders co-owner Jon Ledecky in the face of the fanbase's hard-wired cynicism and the team's bizarre and difficult schedule going forward. Finally, Mike gets a vote for mayor of Rockville Center and John Travolta plays Garth Snow in a movie of a book that will surely never exist. Theme Song: "Sports" by Josh Spacek, available at the FreeMusicArchive.org. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

www.DjCanale.com Make sure you check me out every Friday Night bringing the hottest music out at Beach House in Rockville Center, Long Island! Hope to party with you soon! -Dj Canale

www.DjCanale.com Join me every Friday Night at the Beach House, located in Rockville Center starting at 10pm! Thank you everyone for your support! -Dj Canale

Co-hosts Bob Hempel ELA Teacher at Massapequa H.S. and LIU Post, and Natalie Gramegna Student General Manager of Radio at SUNY Plattsburgh -- interview Ms. Shelagh McGinn, Principal at Southside Middle School and Ms. Kimberly Hempel, Foreign Language teacher at Southside MS and Nassau Community College on growing up global. Some topics discussed on today's program: The changing role of the middle school principal, The Middle Years Program at Southside Middle School in Rockville Center, MYP Learning Objectives -- a principal's perspective-- The Golden Rule and school culture, Applying MYP pedagogy to inform middle and post-secondary instruction, Studying Foreign Languages Abroad: Influences on teaching language, Fostering International Mindedness Through: Letters to France and UNICEF initiatives.

Here is a 20-Minute LIVE Open Format Mix I did at midnight on 4/8/16 at the Beach House in Rockville Center, Long Island! Play it LOUD and Enjoy! -Canale

Chris has to lie to his co-host, Ray finds uses for Neodymium magnets & Joe's Cavalier sounds like nuts in a blender, plus Bob from Rockville Center crowns the MotorMouth Radio "Person of the Year."