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Welcome to this Inwood Art Works On Air podcast artist spotlight episode featuring visual artist, Howard Better.Howard attended Pratt Institute and California Institute of the Arts in the late Seventies and his art-making career has mostly involved moving images, First using 16mm film, then video and digital images. His movies have been made to be projected on unusual surfaces, such as the side of a cliff or into the corner of a room. Howard spent two decades doing freelance animation, mostly working on Sesame Street and other similar shows. He began teaching video and animationclasses in the early nineties, and has taught 3D computer animation to college students, but he professes his real love is stop-motion animation.  In recent years, he has been working primarily with special ed students.  Howard began working with collaged objects about 20 years ago and has ongoing installations in various locations around Uptown Manhattan.  He has shown his collage work several times up in Yonkers, Soapbox Gallery in Brooklyn, Le Petit Versailles in the East Village, and at the Tufano Gallery in Cobleskill, NY. He is currently working on an ongoing series of collages called WALLPAPER which are used to cover the walls of large spaces.  

On this episode of #LatinosOutLoud, #RachelLaLoca recaps her sketch comedy participation in the 20th Annual NY Comedy Festival. Sketch Cram, a show built in 24 hours, that went up at The #UprightCitizensBrigade Theatre and then the next day, the Morir Soñando show, live at The United Palace. She also recaps her presence on a panel for the #SecureTheBIgBag Summit at The Radio Hotel, also Uptown Manhattan. Rachel also sits and chats with the President and CEO of The United Way New York City, Grace Bonilla. In her role at UWNYC, Grace has championed the development of a Latine Studies Curriculum for New York City (NYC) schools. Latiné communities enrich the fabric of NYC, yet their narratives often remain sidelined. This gap leads to limited information making its way into K-12 curriculums, even though 40% of NYC's students identify as Latiné or Hispanic. By advocating for this curriculum, Grace ensures students receive an authentic understanding, affirming NYC's commitment to celebrating and educating its rich Latiné heritage. Follow Rachel @ https://www.instagram.com/rachellaloca/ Follow UNNYC @ https://www.instagram.com/unitedwaynyc/ While you at it, follow the yellow brick road!

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries is doubling down on his support for Governor Kathy Hochul's decision to halt congestion pricing. Meanwhile, a flash flood watch takes effect Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday morning, with heavy rain expected. A travel advisory will also be in effect through Wednesday. Plus, flights to the Dominican Republic are getting cheaper thanks to a new "Open Skies" agreement aimed at lowering fares. WNYC's Janae Pierre speaks with U.S. Representative Adriano Espaillat, who represents Uptown Manhattan, to learn more.

Psychics. We see their tiny storefront shops in some of the most exclusive zip codes; Beverly Hills, Uptown Manhattan, the fanciest streets in your town – with sun-faded curtains and neon signs promoting palm readings, cures for curses and prophecies from your future. But there's a much darker side hidden behind the tarot cards and crystal balls. In this episode, Bob Nygaard, a private detective who has recovered millions of dollars for victims of psychic fraud reveals the techniques he uses to surprise and bust corrupt psychics. He also reveals a HUGE SECRET to Jason and Peter about the covert organizations that run many of the psychic scams in an industry with a projected income of over…2 billion dollars a year! Really, no Really! IN THIS EPISODE: Many psychics are part of an organized crime network! Is fortune telling illegal? How psychics identify vulnerable targets. Why law enforcement largely ignores psychic parlor scams. Should psychics be licensed, and the industry regulated? This best-selling writer gave her psychic $17 million dollars! The Seinfeld episode that nailed the psychic con. The 1918 Spanish Flu's connection to the rise of spiritualism is comparable to COVID's impact today! Jason's psychic experience and its joyous outcome. GoogleHEIM: A list of different methods hucksters use to draw unsuspecting marks in. FOLLOW BOB NYGAARD: Website - about.me/bob.nygaard X - @buncopi LinkedIN – Bob Nygaard *** FOLLOW REALLY NO REALLY: www.reallynoreally.com Instagram YouTube TikTok Facebook Threads XSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Around 60 members from Michael's hometown club Nemo Rangers in Cork traveled to Dubai for a 5-day tour recently where they visit bed some famous landmarks, visited the Irish Ambassador's residence, and played against local football side Dubai Celts.In this 3 part series of The Long Hall Podcast -- Michael gets a perspective on how the GAA is run in Dubai compared to New York.Interviews include:1/3 Stephen Twomey, who is the former chair of the Middle East County Board and a former Nemo Rangers senior footballer.2/3 Ross Oates, who is the manager of Dubai Celts senior team3/3 Alan Morgan, who is also a former Nemo senior footballer and is a bar manager at the Three Monkeys Bar on West 54th Street in Uptown Manhattan.Stephen discusses how the GAA is operated in Dubai, touching on the number of people involved etc.Ross talks about how many players are involved in Dubai Celts, where and when they train, and the history of the club.Alan chats about his glory years in a Nemo Rangers where he won several honors. He also talks about the Dubai trip, his life in New York having also lived there as a child as well as his family including his father Billy Morgan who is a GAA great. Billy won All-Ireland medals as a player and manager with Cork and Nemo. He also steered UCC to several Sigerson Cups.The Middle East GAA held their annual championships last week – and GAA President Larry McCarthy was in attendance - so the interview took place as the Dubai Celts were preparing for those games.Visit www.thelonghallpodcast.com for more New York GAA news.You will also find other New York GAA match reports on the site as well as a podcast with New York Hurling Division Chair Richie Hartnett.Follow is on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter, @thelonghallpodcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Around 60 members from Michael's hometown club Nemo Rangers in Cork traveled to Dubai for a 5-day tour recently where they visit bed some famous landmarks, visited the Irish Ambassador's residence, and played against local football side Dubai Celts.In this 3 part series of The Long Hall Podcast -- Michael gets a perspective on how the GAA is run in Dubai compared to New York.Interviews include:1/3 Stephen Twomey, who is the former chair of the Middle East County Board and a former Nemo Rangers senior footballer.2/3 Ross Oates, who is the manager of Dubai Celts senior team3/3 Alan Morgan, who is also a former Nemo senior footballer and is a bar manager at the Three Monkeys Bar on West 54th Street in Uptown Manhattan.Stephen discusses how the GAA is operated in Dubai, touching on the number of people involved etc.Ross talks about how many players are involved in Dubai Celts, where and when they train, and the history of the club.Alan chats about his glory years in a Nemo Rangers where he won several honors. He also talks about the Dubai trip, his life in New York having also lived there as a child as well as his family including his father Billy Morgan who is a GAA great. Billy won All-Ireland medals as a player and manager with Cork and Nemo. He also steered UCC to several Sigerson Cups.The Middle East GAA held their annual championships last week – and GAA President Larry McCarthy was in attendance - so the interview took place as the Dubai Celts were preparing for those games.Visit www.thelonghallpodcast.com for more New York GAA news.You will also find other New York GAA match reports on the site as well as a podcast with New York Hurling Division Chair Richie Hartnett.Follow is on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter, @thelonghallpodcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Around 60 members from Michael's hometown club Nemo Rangers in Cork traveled to Dubai for a 5-day tour recently where they visit bed some famous landmarks, visited the Irish Ambassador's residence, and played against local football side Dubai Celts.In this 3 part series of The Long Hall Podcast -- Michael gets a perspective on how the GAA is run in Dubai compared to New York.Interviews include:1/3 Stephen Twomey, who is the former chair of the Middle East County Board and a former Nemo Rangers senior footballer.2/3 Ross Oates, who is the manager of Dubai Celts senior team3/3 Alan Morgan, who is also a former Nemo senior footballer and is a bar manager at the Three Monkeys Bar on West 54th Street in Uptown Manhattan.Stephen discusses how the GAA is operated in Dubai, touching on the number of people involved etc.Ross talks about how many players are involved in Dubai Celts, where and when they train, and the history of the club.Alan chats about his glory years in a Nemo Rangers where he won several honors. He also talks about the Dubai trip, his life in New York having also lived there as a child as well as his family including his father Billy Morgan who is a GAA great. Billy won All-Ireland medals as a player and manager with Cork and Nemo. He also steered UCC to several Sigerson Cups.The Middle East GAA held their annual championships last week – and GAA President Larry McCarthy was in attendance - so the interview took place as the Dubai Celts were preparing for those games.Visit www.thelonghallpodcast.com for more New York GAA news.You will also find other New York GAA match reports on the site as well as a podcast with New York Hurling Division Chair Richie Hartnett.Follow is on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter, @thelonghallpodcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we have the multi talented Black Rose with us here to tell her story. She is an Actress, Music Artist, Comedian, Writer, Activist the list goes on. Black Rose is from Uptown Manhattan and she credits her hometown for being the strong personality she is today. Her surroundings have influenced her creativity to get the most out of any idea you can come up with it and execute it to your fullest capability. She gets into her musical influences for the Top Five segment and it's a roster of All Time great singers. Searching for Black Rose brung up some cool pictures with memorable stories behind the flicks we found. Her music video for her single "What Chu Sayin" closes out the episode but stay tuned cause part two is next and she gives us a sensational performance on the Advocates stage. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, I sit down with Brother Tito Deler aka The real Harlem Slim. Tito is a blues singer born and raised in Uptown Manhattan to Dominican parents. Tito grew up during the early days of Hip Hop, where he wrote graffiti, skateboard and played guitar. We talked about a his process in creating music and how a Dominican kid from uptown was drawn to the Mississippi blues.For more info Tito you can log on to www.titodelerblues.com and on IG @harlemslimYou can find his music on both Apple Music & Spotify under "Brother Tito Deler."

In modern day NYC the Moped is the new mode of transportation for NYC stick up kids. Great work by the NYPD Detectives arresting one of the perpetrators responsible for robbing and critically injuring off duty NYPD Officers jogging in the Bronx. Another off duty NYPD Officer is robbed at gunpoint while out with two friends in Uptown Manhattan and with the same "M.O." of stick up kids wearing face masks and jumping out of a waiting vehicle. A man in a wheelchair gets robbed on an MTA bus, but stands up out of his wheel chair to defend himself. The NYPD is hiring "Community Ambassadors" and Mark is thinking of applying and so much more. This is funny and informative episode that moves fast and fun. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/otcpod1/support

It's our last week of #AGratefulSummer Series and happy to bring to you a chat about summer travel and guess where? Let's talk about Puerto Rico! Listen in now and hear from our special guest, Rev. Dr. Damaris Whitaker, Senior Pastor of Fort Washington Collegiate Church located in Uptown Manhattan. Enjoy! Also, the following is… Read More GB142: #AGratefulSummer Series- Summer Travel with Rev. Dr. Damaris D. Whitaker

Daniel Kopulos owner of a new Uptown Manhattan bird store makes sure that their birds go home with people who are well informed about what they are getting into. Pet birds, those lovely, adorable amazing bundles of wonder, are very intelligent, and with this come some very special demands. Pet owners at Uptown Birds spend up to three weeks in classes which prepare them for a potential lifetime relationship with their new friend. Daniel Kopulos, co owner, shares his extensive knowledge about living with birds.

Brandon O'Brien is Director of Content Development and Distribution for Redeemer City to City, an organization that supports church planting in global cities.Brandon is the author of several books, including a recently released book entitled Writing for LIfe & Ministry: A Practical Guide to the Writing Process for Teachers & preachers. He lives with his wife, Amy, and two children in Uptown Manhattan.

We've got a shorty but a goody this week as we conclude our August survey of Manhattan with a tour through the green forests, rocky cliffs and bustling neighborhoods of Uptown! We talk about the natural beauty, the exuberant culture, and maybe the coolest skatepark in NYC. Plus, we talk a little Staten Island as today is moving day for the month of September! 

Matthew Malin and Andrew Goetz are the cofounders of Malin + Goetz, a modern apothecary that creates luxury skincare and fragrance products for ecologically and design-conscious individuals. Matthew brings his expansive background as a cosmetic buyer and his management experience to the brand while Andrew’s expertise in design can be seen from various aspects of his life, down to his house containing a collection of books and their equally impressive shelving. On this episode of ‘Vibe Check,’ host Jian DeLeon chats with Malin + Goetz on balancing work and leisure as well as the proper way to use scented candles. After sharing their recent quarantine reads, Jian and Andrew evaluate the journey of Barneys beginning with the department store’s move to Uptown Manhattan (2:37).

Matthew Malin and Andrew Goetz are the cofounders of Malin + Goetz, a modern apothecary that creates luxury skincare and fragrance products for ecologically and design-conscious individuals. Matthew brings his expansive background as a cosmetic buyer and his management experience to the brand while Andrew’s expertise in design can be seen from various aspects of his life, down to his house containing a collection of books and their equally impressive shelving. On this episode of ‘Vibe Check,’ host Jian DeLeon chats with Malin + Goetz on balancing work and leisure as well as the proper way to use scented candles. After sharing their recent quarantine reads, Jian and Andrew evaluate the journey of Barneys beginning with the department store’s move to Uptown Manhattan (2:37). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The girls sit with brand ambassador of one of the hottest spot in Uptown Manhattan, Washington Heights Melo. We speak about how he became the creator of The Boujie Brunch, celebrities making it to the brunch, his younger years and more.

The girls sit with brand ambassador of one of the hottest spot in Uptown Manhattan, Washington Heights Melo. We speak about how he became the creator of The Boujie Brunch, celebrities making it to the brunch, his younger years and more.

Are you a citizen of the world or a good neighbor? We have a special series just for you! Through the month of November, we’ll be taking all about how places actually form our loves. We’ll walk you through the virtues of staying put, stories of what it looks like to embody the message of Jesus in your place, and give you some small steps for you in your own place. Brandon J. O’Brien and I kick off this first conversation. Brandon J. O'Brien (PhD, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School) is Director of Content Development and Distribution for Redeemer City to City, an organization that supports church planting in global cities.  Brandon is author of several books, the most recent of which is Not From Around Here: What Unites Us, What Divides Us, and How We Can Move Forward (Moody, 2019). He lives with his wife, Amy, and two children in Uptown Manhattan. LINKS Brandon’s website: https://www.brandonjobrien.com Buy Brandon’s book, Not From Around Here: https://amzn.to/2CndJuh Enter the giveaway here: www.aahales.com/giveaway Books in the giveaway: Not From Around Here:  https://amzn.to/2CndJuh Finding Holy in the Suburbs: https://amzn.to/2WPSavX Seeing Jesus in East Harlem: https://amzn.to/2PWsMD9 SHARE “I’d always attributed differences to culture or theology, but realizing how much geographical places affect us was eye-opening for me.” @BrandonJOBrien From Walmart’s hometown to Chicago suburbs to Manhattan, @BrandonJOBrien shares about how where he’s kicks us off on #place on #findingholy Don’t miss this conversation on place where @brandonjobrien talks about how our Christian discipleship is actually affected by where we live on #findingholypodcast. “The way we’re talking about our faith is actually similar to how we’re talking about other cultural issues” @ We’re all shaped by forces other than the Bible and our convictions. Paying attention to our places can make us more empathetic. We talk about how the story of the Bible is a story of place, too — and each individual Christian is bound to a place. “We have a tendency to abstract our Christian faith” @brandonjobrien How our digital lives intersect with our emplaced lives — so much here with @brandonjobrien and @aahales on #findingholypodcast ONE SMALL STEP Consider putting something off and putting something on through this month’s series on place. Maybe you want to put your phone on a curfew or fast from social media so that you’re embodied and emplaced for a bit. Also consider taking a new form of transportation SUBSCRIBE, SHARE AND GET YOUR FREE BOOK! We’re a new podcast and every time you share and subscribe, we get to bring others in to the conversation. So subscribe and share today! And what you’ve all been waiting for: a huge giveaway! Head on over to aahales.com/giveaway

Play Now  |  Learn More In this episode, Jason Will talks with self-proclaimed "hyper-local sales expert", Matthew Bizzarro, and the correlation of this sales mindset and improving your business and serving your customers at a higher level. Matthew founded The Bizzarro Agency; a boutique firm focused in Uptown Manhattan (more specifically 110th North and the Bronx) on his extensive experience and knowledge of real estate and business ethics. He has transformed the market with his cutting edge and honest approach to real estate and lifestyle marketing. Mathew shares his insights on the power of "knowing" your market more than anyone else, injecting yourself in your local community, and creating a real business and civic impact by giving back. Key Takeaways > Investing and injecting yourself in the communities you serve can grow your business, strengthen your sales numbers, and connect you to your market. > Don't just sell real estate in a market. Inject yourself, live in, support, and become a true ambassador for your market and community. > Be hyper-local focus by living in and knowing your sales area better than anyone else. > Create a community engagement program that solves real issues and requires your attention and participation, not just your financial support. > Recruit and hire quality agents that understand and believe your firm's hyper-local community mission. > Giving back connects you to your community and builds trust with your clients, peers, and neighbors.   Quotable Quotes We really believe in the Uptown Manhattan and we're really invested in the community. - Matthew Bizzarro We're very involved in our community. We don't just write checks. We're looking into doing things like park cleanups, solving problems, and really giving back. - Matthew Bizzarro Frequently engaging with our community helps others recognize us and who we are. - Matthew Bizzarro I always personally check out any needs in communities we serve just to make sure of the real benefit. Make sure you have a connection. If it's not something you can get connected to personally, emotionally, it may not be the best investment. - Jason Will Find local events, associations or fundraisers that you are personally connected to, and make sure that the work they're doing is really valuable in the community. - Jason Will We're very conscious about making sure our clients know all the good things we're doing because it's them choosing to buy a home with the Bizzarro Agency. We are more than just providing them with a wonderful home for the next chapter in their life. - Matthew Bizzarro I think creating community awareness for your business is a top priority, and then you see where the ripple effect goes. - Matthew Bizzarro My team is one of the best agents in the business, and they deliver for their clients, every day in and out. However, we have to deliver to be able to also work on our mission in giving back. Because the more we deliver for our clients, the more deals we close, the more we can then give back. - Matthew Bizzarro I'm going to provide you the best value because you want to buy up here and there is nobody that knows this neighborhood better. I live here. I've done deals in almost every building. - Matthew Bizzarro Giving back and being good is trendy...everyone is doing it, but some people are really doing it. Also, some people are just going through the motions to have it as a logo on their website. - Matthew Bizzarro   /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////   We would like to know what you think about the Agent 251 podcast, especially this episode. Do you agree with Jason? Did any of these ideas help you? Do you disagree with any? Let us know by contacting Jason at jasonwill@southalabamaliving.com. Thanks for listening. Contact Jason Will Real EstatePrompt and professional service is our guarantee. JWRE's goal is to be informative and helpful. Through our service, we hope to earn your business with our exemplary level of service and extensive local knowledge of the Mobile & Baldwin County area. Agent 251 is recorded and produced at Deep Fried Studios.Producer: Johnny Gwin  

Black Kids in Outer Space interviews Judith "Judi" Desire. Judi is a native New Yorker, hailing from the borough of Brooklyn. Her passion for cycling inspired her to launch Uptown & Boogie Bicycle Advocacy, an organization that provides cyclist-based social activities to the Uptown Manhattan and Bronx communities. Their goal is to provide New Yorkers with a greater and better understanding of commuting and traveling throughout the city while raising awareness on the health benefits of cycling.

Episode 72 | Uptown Manhattan has Rhina Valentin. For the past 11-years she has given creatives here a platform to be heard and seen from her weekly Friday show on Bronxnet, OPEN. Maybe this is why she is called La Reina del Barrio. She is from El Barrio, but the “Queen” part we didn’t get to talk about that part. Nonetheless, in this episode La Reina del Barrio talks about motherhood, moving cross country, coming back, OPEN Bronxnet, her new variety show, Maria, and going at it with bravado and dignity. Thank you Rhina Valentin for a lovely conversation. Sol #LaReinaDelBarrio #RhinaValentin #BronxNet #OPEN #ElBarro #TheBronx #Art

This week FaDsO is joined by one of the original cast members. We discuss the intricacies of laundry in Uptown Manhattan. The Pope comes back for what may be one last hurrah. Gio continues to hate on America's royal family. It's an episode focused on the controversial topics you're supposed to avoid; religion, politics and the Kardashians.