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Show SummaryHost Andy Suekoff is back behind the mic just in time for the NBA Eastern Conference Finals, welcoming Harris Wichard from Knickerbocker Banter to the WGBB studio to discuss the New York Knicks' remarkable playoff journey. The conversation delves into the exhilarating atmosphere at Madison Square Garden following the Knicks' impressive victories, particularly against the Boston Celtics, and the fervent anticipation surrounding their matchup with the Indiana Pacers. Later, Andy transitions to baseball, inviting Martino Puccio from Sports Illustrated to the program to analyze the New York Mets as they navigate the early part of the season with notable performances from their key players. In this episode, we explore the intricate dynamics of both basketball and baseball, providing insights into the strategies and performances that define New York sports at this pivotal moment.Show DetailsHost Andy Suekoff's return to the WGBB studio coincides with the electrifying atmosphere of the NBA Eastern Conference Finals, as he is joined by Harris Wichard from Knickerbocker Banter. The discussion unfolds with palpable excitement regarding the New York Knicks' recent triumphant performances, particularly their impressive victories against the Boston Celtics. The guests delve into the nuances of the Knicks' playoff journey, highlighting the significance of their mental fortitude and strategic prowess. The conversation emphasizes the pivotal role of players like Jalen Brunson, whose leadership has reinvigorated the team, transforming them from perennial underdogs into legitimate contenders. The episode captures the fervor of Knicks fans, who have long awaited success in the playoffs, and the emotional stakes involved as the team nears a potential championship run. As the dialogue progresses, the hosts also reflect on the broader implications of the Knicks' resurgence, considering the cultural and historical significance of Madison Square Garden as a bastion of basketball excellence.Transitioning from basketball to baseball, Andy engages Martino Puccio of Sports Illustrated to discuss the New York Mets, who are currently showcasing a promising season. The conversation explores the Mets' pitching depth, particularly in light of injuries to key starters. The hosts analyze the contributions of emerging talents and seasoned players alike, noting how the team has managed to maintain competitive momentum. The dialogue provides insights into the intricacies of managing a roster amid the rigors of a demanding baseball schedule, emphasizing the importance of strategic decision-making in player utilization. As the episode draws to a close, there is a palpable sense of optimism surrounding both the Knicks and the Mets, encapsulating the spirit of New York sports as they strive for success in their respective leagues.Takeaways Host Andy Suekoff's return coincides with the highly anticipated NBA Eastern Conference Finals, showcasing the excitement surrounding New York sports. Harris Wichard from Knickerbocker Banter provides insight into the Knicks' remarkable playoff performance, emphasizing their resilience and ability to win crucial games. The discussion transitions to Mets baseball, where Martino Puccio highlights the team's pitching depth and the impact of new signings on their early season success. Listeners gain knowledge about the Mets' lineup dynamics, including the contributions of players like Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor, who are pivotal to the team's offensive strength. The hosts examine the challenges faced by players like Mark Vientos and the expectations set for young talent within the Mets organization. Finally, the conversation...

The Journey Beyond Death continues with Part 9, diving into the extraordinary topic of After Death Communication. In this powerful episode, we explore how contact between the living and the spirit world is not only possible—but often happening in ways most people overlook: through dreams, symbols, synchronicities, and even cutting-edge technology. Featuring internationally renowned psychic mediums Lisa McGarrity and Joyce Keller, astrologer Constance Stellas, and tech visionary Robert LoCascio, this episode offers diverse insights into how the boundary between life and death is far more permeable than we imagine. Lisa McGarrity shares how departed loved ones often reach out with subtle signs—like feathers, birds, or coins—and explains how writing letters to the deceased or placing water near your bedside can invite dream encounters. Joyce Keller adds that while some souls transition easily, others may remain in a sleep-like state until they're ready to fully cross over. Both mediums emphasize that death is not a disappearance, but a transformation into a new, liberated form of existence. Astrologer Constance Stellas brings a deeper, cosmic lens to the conversation, showing how soul contracts, karmic patterns, and even death transitions are visible in a birth chart. And Robert LoCascio introduces Eternos, a groundbreaking AI platform designed to preserve human consciousness—allowing future generations to interact with digital avatars of loved ones long after their physical passing. ------------------------------ Featuring in order of appearance 03:00 - Psychic Medium Lisa McGarrity 14:53 - Psychic Medium Joyce Keller 37:03 - Astrologer Constance Stellas 48:44 - Robert LoCascio, CEO of Eternos ------------------------------ Lisa McGarrity – Psychic Medium Lisa McGarrity is a seasoned psychic medium with over 25 years of experience. She offers intuitive sessions that address past, present, and future issues, and she communicates with ancestors in spirit. Lisa is the owner of Envision Crystal, a metaphysical store on Long Island, and provides services including psychic readings, spiritual mediumship, shamanic healing, soul retrieval, past life regression, and custom spell services. Website: ------------------------------ Joyce Keller – Psychic Medium, Author, and Radio Host Joyce Keller is an internationally respected intuitive counselor, healer, lecturer, and hypnotherapist. She hosted "The Joyce Keller Show," America's longest-running live intuitive advice show, beginning in 1987 on New York's WGBB 1240 AM. Joyce has authored seven international best-selling books, including the Angel Series, "Seven Steps to Heaven," and "The Complete Book of Numerology." Website: ------------------------------ Constance Stellas – Astrologer and Author Constance Stellas is an astrologer of Greek heritage with more than 25 years of experience. Practicing mainly in New York City, she serves clients in the arts, academia, and business. Her work has been featured in The New York Times, Marie Claire, and other major media outlets. She has authored several books, including "The Hidden Power of Everyday Things," "The Astrology Gift Guide," and "Advanced Astrology for Life." Website: ------------------------------ Robert LoCascio – CEO of Eternos Robert LoCascio is the co-founder and CEO of Eternos, an AI-powered legacy platform that preserves individuals' life stories through interactive AI avatars. Before launching Eternos, he founded LivePerson in 1995, which became a leader in web chat and AI messaging platforms. Robert is also the founder of EqualAI, a nonprofit organization focused on reducing bias in artificial intelligence development. Website:

Welcome to Episode 16 of Pro Wrestling Spotlight Rewind. As we close out 2024 - we go way back into the archives and share the original episode of John Arezzi's Pro Wrestling Spotlight, which aired on 1240 AM WGBB in West Babylon on December 29th, 1991!  Show 140 turns out to be the last on WGBB until 1994! The show has a cliff hanger ending, with the audience not knowing if new executive producer VINCE RUSSO and I we will be back on WGBB in January 1992, or move to a new station, WEVD 1050 AM in New York City. In Studio guests are the always obnoxious and insulting THE POWER TWINS. Plus we cover highlights from the past few years with many classic moments with Terry Funk, Cactus Jack, the unforgettable argument Paul E. Dangerously had with a listeners Mom, Lucious Johnny Valiant with Ivan Koloff, and many more! We also take calls from the listeners. A historic end to the WGBB run. Host - John Arezzi JOIN THE PATREON PAGE FOR THIS PODCAST AND EXPERIENCE 50 YEARS OF HISTORY FROM THE ARCHIVES OF WRESTLING HISTORIAN AND CO-AUTHOR OF THE BEST SELLING BOOK MAT MEMORIES HERE:  https://www.patreon.com/JohnArezzi  Subscribe to the show's YouTube Channel Here: https://www.youtube.com/c/ProWrestlingSpotlight  Follow John Arezzi Here: https://twitter.com/johnarezzi   https://www.facebook.com/groups/prowrestlingspotlight  Order a copy of John Arezzi's best selling memoir "MAT MEMORIES, My Wild Ride in Pro Wrestling, Country Music and with the Mets" here: https://a.co/d/4TXWVAv Copyright 2024 Alexander Media Services, LLC Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Baseball and Barbecue Talk Abounds With Bill Donohue of WGBB Sports Talk New York and Greg Taylor from Grilledjawn.com and thephandemickrew.com Bill Donohue is an on-air host, producer, and writer for the WGBB Sports Talk New York show.  The show is heard live on Sunday nights and is then released as a podcast by the same name.  Bill is modest as we discuss his interview style and how witnessing certain sporting events makes him a rare find among today's sports journalists.  How Bill gets his amazing guests, how he prepares for an interview and much more are discussed. Greg Taylor is the creator of the website, grilledjawn.com.  It is a website created to give back to the barbecue community by offering knowledge, including recipes and articles with fun and important information.  Greg is also an avid Philadelphia Phillies fan and has created the website, thephandemickrew.com and so we talk BBQ and baseball.  The websites are https://grilledjawn.com/  and  https://thephandemickrew.com/ We conclude the show with the song, Baseball Always Brings You Home from the musician, Dave Dresser and the poet, Shel Krakofsky. We recommend you go to Baseball BBQ, https://baseballbbq.com for special grilling tools and accessories, Magnechef https://magnechef.com/ for excellent and unique barbecue gloves, Cutting Edge Firewood High Quality Kiln Dried Firewood - Cutting Edge Firewood in Atlanta for high quality firewood and cooking wood, Mantis BBQ, https://mantisbbq.com/ to purchase their outstanding sauces with a portion of the proceeds being donated to the Kidney Project, and for exceptional sauces, Elda's Kitchen https://eldaskitchen.com/ We truly appreciate our listeners and hope that all of you are staying safe.   If you would like to contact the show, we would love to hear from you. Call the show:  (516) 855-8214 Email:  baseballandbbq@gmail.com Twitter:  @baseballandbbq Instagram:  baseballandbarbecue YouTube:  baseball and bbq Website:  https//baseballandbbq.weebly.com Facebook:  baseball and bbq

Host Andy Suekoff returns to the WGBB airwaves for the first time in a while and fills the Super Bowl to March Madness void with a recap of the thrilling New York Rangers victory at MetLife Stadium over the New York Islanders. Later, he discusses the joys of spring training and sprinkles some MMA future excitement.

Host Rob Fried welcomes some prominent local sports talk show callers, welcoming Eric, "the Unfortunate Sports Fan" from Ronkonkoma, Hector from Washington Heights, and Ray V, "the sports historian," to the WGBB studio. The discussion covered various topics such as the Knicks, Mets, Yankees, Giants, Jets, Super Bowl, and Bill Belichick.

Host Bill Donohue kicks off the show with a warm welcome to special guest Rick Dempsey, a former Baltimore Orioles catcher and the 1983 World Series MVP. Rick talks about his remarkable baseball journey and memorable experiences.Later in the program, Bill dives into the world of modern pitching mechanics with the renowned expert, Tom House. Often hailed as "the father of modern pitching mechanics," Tom revolutionized how we understand and teach the art of pitching. Tom shares his insights, innovations, and his incredible journey through the world of baseball. So, sit back, relax, and get ready for a double-header of fascinating conversations here on WGBB

Mark, Hassan Godwin, Jenny Feldy and Senior Correspondent Charlie Saladino discuss the news, and Jen interviews Filmmakers Alex Lebosq and Graham Streeter

Originally aired on WGBB's NY Hockey Talk on 01.03.2010.Host Rob Kowal talks with former New Jersey Devil player and broadcaster Peter McNab about his playing career, his time with the Devils, and some of what he was doing at the time as a broadcaster for the Colorado Avalanche. Peter also discussed his infamous night at Madison Square Garden as a part of the Boston Bruins, as well as his comparison of Colorado Avalanche forward Steve Duschene and the Islanders John Tavaras.

Originally aired on WGBB's NY Baseball Digest on 08.31.2008. Host Mike Silva talks with former New York Yankees outfielder Hensley 'Bam-Bam' Meulens back in 2008 on Long Island's WGBB radio. Mike Silva was the host on NY Baseball Digest as a part of the Sports Radio NY network of shows on WGBB back in 2007. During this interview, Mike reminisces with Hensley about his time with the New York Yankees, his professional coaching career and more. About Hensley Muelens Hensley Filemon Acasio Meulens, nicknamed "Bam Bam", is a Curaçaoan professional baseball coach and retired player. He is the currently the assistant hitting coach for the New York Yankees of Major League Baseball. A native of Curaçao, he played from 1989 to 2000 in MLB, Nippon Professional Baseball, and the Korea Baseball Organization. He was the first Curaçaoan to play in both MLB and the Dominican Professional Baseball League. Hitting home runs left-handed while playing softball as a teenager earned Meulens the nickname "Bam Bam" when his friends compared his power to the Flintstones cartoon character. Meulens made his major league debut with the New York Yankees on August 23, 1989. Meulens never attained a permanent spot on the New York lineup, despite spending the entire 1991 season on the Yankees roster. Meulens platooned in left field with Mel Hall. He saw limited action with the Yankees in late-season call-ups in 1992 and 1993.

Hosts Chris Kennedy and Bill Weissler make their WGBB hosting debut. Chris and Bill get the show started welcoming longtime hockey journalist Larry Brooks, who currently covers the New York Rangers for the the New York Post. Larry talks about how he became hooked on hockey at the age of five when he visited Madison Square Garden. Larry talked about working for current New York Islanders GM Lou Lamoriello, as well as the latest with both the New York Rangers and Islanders. Later the guys spoke with Mike Vaccaro, the lead sports columnist for the New York Post since November 2002. Mike also talked about how his love of sports at a young age led him into the sports writing industry, and later expressed his views on the state of sports today, the use of instant replay in sports and how the media landscape has changed over the years. Chris and Bill closed out the program continuing the debate to finish out their first show on WGBB.

Originally aired on WGBB's NY Baseball Digest on 04.22.2007. Host Mike Silva talks with former New York Mets catcher Gary Carter back in 2007 on Long Island's WGBB radio. Mike Silva was the host on NY Baseball Digest as a part of the Sports Radio NY network of shows on WGBB back in 2007. During this interview, Mike reminisces with Gary about his time with the New York Mets, his managerial career and more. One of the all-time great New York Mets.

Live from the LI Marriott in Uniondale! Seany and Christian were joined by Scott Charles of the Associated Press and former HNINY Co-host Tony Stabile to talk everything Isles before the puck dropped on Isles vs Caps! Follow @hockeynightny on social media for updates. Presented by RJ Daniels Bar and Grill (rjdaniels.com) Sponsored by TieTechnology (tietechnology.com) Sponsored by Blue Line Deli and Bagels (bluelinedeli.com) Sponsored by Oyster Bay Brewing Co. (oysterbaybrewing.com) Powered by Go Hockey Media (gohockeymedia.com)

In this Episode Rob Cramer from WGBB Radio joins Reckless Airwaves Radio to talk some Mets baseball, The Superbowl, MLB lockout,Tom Brady retiring & the MLB HOF voting Show Notes  - Rob previews the Bengals-Rams Superbowl - The Brian Flores NFL lawsuit - Tom Brady retires - The MLB lockout continues – Some Mets news & rumors – The passing of Mets reliever Jeff Innis - MLB HOF voting- Clemens,Schilling & Bonds not voted in again

Pat joined the Coalition team in December 2016 as the Director of AGAPE in the Southern Tier/Finger Lakes region.  After three months he transferred to the Long Island Rockland Region to be the Director of AGAPE after AFFCNY was awarded an additional contract. He now serves as the Coalition's Executive Director. Pat is an adoptive dad.The former Founder and Executive Director of You Gotta Believe! The Older Child Adoption & Permanency Movement, Pat was also previously Board President of the Adoptive and Foster Family Coalition of New York.   Other work experience includes seven years directing another adoption agency's New York Regional program that placed older youth for adoption and working as a Wendy's Wonderful Kids recruiter in Connecticut where he found homes for a caseload of youth on the verge of aging out of the foster care system.  Pat also served as a consultant to Spaulding for Children's Federal cooperative grant with the Quality Improvement Center for Adoption and Permanency (AIC-AG).Pat currently serves on the Executive Committee of the Board of the North American Council on Adoptable Children as its Secretary.  He produced and hosted a radio broadcast called “The Adopting Teens and Tweens Radio forum” for 13 years on WGBB, Long Island's oldest radio station.  Pat also serves as a community board member of Brooklyn's Community Board 13 a position he was appointed to by the Brooklyn Borough President.  He is an honorary board member of Voices for Adoption, an organization which is the adoption advocacy arm in Washington DC.   Pat is also on the Advisory Board of Foster Families Today and the Treehouse Foundation.Pat has received numerous honors in his career for his work in adoption including The Angels in Adoption award by the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute, the Adoption Excellence Award from the US Department of Health & Human Service's Children's Bureau, and The Child Advocate of the Year award from the North American Council on Adoptable Children.Pat has his BA in Criminal Justice from John Jay College of Criminal Justice where he graduated as his class's co-valedictorian.  He has his M.S. in Social Work from Columbia University.   Pat has a certificate in Adoption Therapy that he received from Hunter College in 2007 and he recently completed a course of study in the Training in Adoption Competency, an evidence based curriculum created by Center for Adoption Support & Education (C.A.S.E.)Pat is an adoptive father who lives in the Coney Island community of Brooklyn, New York.https://www.facebook.com/pat.obrienhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/pat-o-brien-0071ab6/The Coalition unites foster, adoptive and kinship care families, giving them a voice and providing support, information and advocacy.  By fostering communication and collaboration between families, agencies and concerned citizens, we seek to ensure the stability, well-being and permanency of all children.No foster, adoptive or kinship care family in New York State will feel alone or unsupported and that all such families will have the tools, support and community they need to nurture their children and be role models for others. Goal:Educate and support foster/kinship care/adoptive parents and the professionals who serve them by utilizing information-sharing, services, peer support and referral.Improve services available to children and families.Increase citizen involvement in local service planning and delivery.Educate leaders and stakeholders about the realities, challenges and rewards of foster/kinship care/adoptive parenting.Advocate for greater support of foster/kinship care/adoptive families by federal, state and local agencies.To learn more, read our history, learn about our current programs, join us at an event and meet our team.https://affcny.orghttps://www.facebook.com/affcny/https://twitter.com/AFFCNYhttps://www.instagram.com/affcny/

Host Gary Harding welcomes Kimmy Moisa (aka https://twitter.com/IslesGirl3 (IslesGirl3)) to the WGBB studio to guest co-host and talk about the issues that the Islanders will have with the upcoming 12 day break between games. They also took some calls, talking about the Rangers, and the NFL. Co-Host John Panarese also called in to give his opinions on the Isles, and the expectations for the Mets with he acquisition of Max Scherzer.

Welcome to the 11th episode of John Arezzi's Pro Wrestling Spotlight Podcast! This episode will cover the original broadcast of the Pro Wrestling Spotlight, which aired on December 8th, 1991 on 1240 AM WGBB in West Babylon, NY. On this episode 11 of John Arezzi's Pro Wrestling Spotlight Podcast, we review the original episode of the PWS from December 29th, 1991, which will be the last broadcast on 1240 AM WGBB! The show has a cliff hanger ending, with the audience (and me!) not knowing if new executive producer VINCE RUSSO and I we will be back on WGBB in January 1992, or move to a new station, WEVD 1050 AM in New York City. In Studio guests are the always obnoxious and insulting THE POWER TWINS. Plus we cover highlights from the past few years, and take calls from the listeners. A historic end to the WGBB run. Hosts: John Arezzi & Bob Smith Producer and Show Editor: Alex "A-Rob" Robertson Creative Director: Marsh Patreon Executive Producer: Jeremy Priest Copyright 2021: Mat Memories, LLC JOIN THE PATREON PAGE FOR THIS PODCAST AND EXPERIENCE 50 YEARS OF HISTORY FROM THE ARCHIVES OF WRESTLING HISTORIAN AND CO-AUTHOR OF THE BEST SELLING BOOK MAT MEMORIES HERE: https://www.patreon.com/JohnArezzi Subscribe to the show's YouTube Channel Here: https://www.youtube.com/c/ProWrestlingSpotlight Follow John Arezzi Here: https://twitter.com/johnarezzi https://instagram.com/johnarezzi https://www.facebook.com/groups/prowrestlingspotlight https://www.facebook.com/JohnArezzisMatMemories Order a signed and numbered copy of John Arezzi's best selling memoir "MAT MEMORIES, My Wild Ride in Pro Wrestling, Country Music and with the Mets" here: https://py.pl/1SjMeX Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this Episode Rob Cramer from WGBB Radio joins Reckless Airwaves Radio to talk some Mets baseball. Show Notes  - Steven Matz decides to join the Cardinals and Steve Cohen is not happy with his agent - A look at the starting pitchers on the free agent market that could help the Mets - Will Marcus Stroman stay with the Mets? – The Mets search for a new manager – A look at the free agent list

In this Episode Rob Cramer from WGBB Radio joins Reckless Airwaves Radio to talk some Mets,Yankees & the MLB Playoffs Show Notes  – Yankees fall short against the Red Sox in the Wild Card game and Cole was bad! – Luis Rojas not returning as Mets manager – Who are the early candidates to be the next Mets manager & should Beltran get a second chance at the job? –  Mets Can Cross Theo Epstein Off Their List Of Candidates To Become The New President Of Baseball Operations.What about Billy Beane though d some other options? – A look at the Mets free agents and who should be brought back - Rob picks the MLB ALDS/NLDS winners

Rob Cramer from WGBB Radio joins Reckless Airwaves Radio to make sense of the Mets freefall from first place in the NL East to currently third place and falling fast. Show Notes  - Rob breaks down the Mets fall from first place - Were the Mets playing with fools gold all along and not a very good team to begin with? - Who's to blame for the Mets not hitting all year? - Was the team chemistry messed up when they brought in Javier Baez at the trade deadline? - Current thoughts on Luis Rojas...will he be the Mets manager next year? - Do the Mets have a September run in them? - Is it better for the Mets to finish poorly so Steve Cohen does what's necessary to really improve the team for next year? - The Yankees playing better and leading the wild card  

In This Episode Matt Fazelpoor of The Pete and Faz Show & WGBB Radio joins Reckless Airwaves Radio to talk some Mets baseball,Yankees & MLB  Show Notes - The Mets struggles and can they get back on track  - Who's the biggest threat to the Mets getting back on top of the NL East...The Braves or Phillies? - What's the most alarming thing about the Mets poor play the last few weeks? - The Yankees chances for a wild card slot - A look at the NL & AL Division races - MLB talk  

In This Episode Pete Feldman of The Pete and Faz Show & WGBB Radio joins Reckless Airwaves Radio to talk some Mets,Yankees & MLB   Show Notes - The Mets struggles and can they get back on track - Is Luis Rojas still the right manager for the Mets? - Who's the biggest threat to the Mets getting back on top of the NL East...The Braves or Phillies? - The Yankees chances for a wild card slot - A look at the NL & AL Division races - MLB talk  

Rob Cramer from WGBB Radio joins Reckless Airwaves Radio to grade the Mets at the half way point of the season and talk some Mets news as well. Show Notes  - Rob breaks down the Mets so far this season and grades the following .... STARTING PITCHING BULLPEN OFFENSE DEFENSE BENCH MANAGER OVERALL - Pete Alonso wins the Home Run Derby again - Thoughts on the Mets first round draft pick Kumar Rocker - The trade deadline needs of the Mets - Some Yankees thoughts - The disaster that is Trevor Bauer    

The New York Islanders have played their last game at the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum and we are joined by Gary Harding of WGBB radio and the Islanders Booster Club to talk some Coliseum memories.Gary and Gil also discuss this year's playoff run and the upcoming offseason and what it will mean for the future of the team under Barry Trotz and Lou Lamoriello.All this and more on today's Locked On Islanders Podcast with Gil Martin.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!BetOnline AGThere is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The New York Islanders have played their last game at the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum and we are joined by Gary Harding of WGBB radio and the Islanders Booster Club to talk some Coliseum memories. Gary and Gil also discuss this year's playoff run and the upcoming offseason and what it will mean for the future of the team under Barry Trotz and Lou Lamoriello. All this and more on today's Locked On Islanders Podcast with Gil Martin. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In This Episode Rob Cramer from WGBB Radio joins Reckless Airwaves Radio to talk some Mets,Yankees & MLB Show Notes - The "sticky substance" debate - Pete Alonso calling out MLB for changing balls depending on free agent listings - The possible MLB strike next year - Everything is going the Mets way so far - Who sits when Mets IL players return soon - The NL East race - The Yankees continue to stumble around 500  

Originally aired November 17th, 2014 on WGBB's SPORTSTALK1240. Hosts Jake Brown and Emory Hunt talk with former New York Giants head coach Jim Fassel about about his coaching career with the Giants and his recent run as head coach, general manager, and president of the Las Vegas Locomotives of the United Football League. Jim also gives his thoughts on the local teams, some of what he is doing today and his hopes for the future.

Originally aired March 7th, 2010 on WGBB's New York Hockey Talk. Host Rob Kowal talks with former New York Islanders head coach Al Arbour. Rob began by speaking with Al a bit about his career as a defenseman in the NHL, where he won a Stanley Cup in Chicago with the Blackhawks , and two in Toronto with the Maple Leafs. Al discussed how playing on those Cup winning teams, and how he eventually became involved in coaching and his eventual start with the New York Islanders. Al talked about when the Islanders team started to turn a corner in the mid 1970s... how Al's coaching philosophy changed over those early years... the Isles 4 straight Cup winning teams... his decision to return to coach the team in 1988 after scouting for a few years... the 1992-93 Isles playoff run... how coaching has changed in the NHL compared to when he was behind the bench... the importance of knowing your players to be successful as a coach... what it was like to coach Isles star defenseman Denis Potvin and how he "hated his guts!"... his induction into the Hockey Hall-of-Fame in 1996... his return behind the bench for a game in 2007... his thoughts on whether or not the league today can or will see another dynasty like the Isles... his thoughts on the Isles team at the time... how the NHL game has changed over the year... the future of the Islanders on Long Island...

The Wintergreen Barrier Breakers (WGBB) are somewhat new kids on the block. A group of girls passionate about riding bikes who are making efforts to make the sport of cycling feel easier to access for other women who may share the same passions but aren't sure how to make it happen!In a world where there is often a lot of talk and not a lot of action, these ladies aren't just sitting around. They're out there putting in the effort, getting their hands dirty, leading the way, making mistakes, learning their lessons, and sharing them.We chat with 2 members of the group, Elrika Harmzen-Pretorius and Renata Bossi about their entry to the sport they love, how the WGBB came to be, where they've been, and where they're going.To see more of what are about and what we get up to, head over to our website www.wildair.co.za or our Instagram page @wildairtv 

In This Episode Rob Cramer from WGBB Radio joins Reckless Airwaves Radio to talk some Mets,Yankees & MLB Show Notes - Mets breakdown - The greatness of Jacob Degrom - Francisco Lindor off to a slow start - Mets pitching so far so good but cold hitting to start the season - Yankees off to slow start - MLB's biggest surprise teams  

Originally aired on November 1, 2009 on WGBB’s Sports Talk LIVE. Host Frank Maniscalco talks with former New York Yankees 3B Charlie Hayes about his start in baseball, his time in New York with the Yankees and more!

Originally aired November 15th, 2009 on WGBB's New York Baseball Digest. Host Mike Silva talks with former New York Yankees catcher Butch Wynegar, who at the time was also the hitting coach for the team's AAA affiliate Scranton Wilkes Barre Yankees. Butch talks about his time in Minnesota, playing in the old Metrodome, his time with the Yankees and some of the prospects in the Yankees organization.

Originally aired April 5th, 2009 on WGBB's New York Hockey Talk. Host Rob Kowal talks with former New York Rangers forward Pete Stemkowski. Growing up in Winnipeg... his interest in other sports... fan of the Brooklyn Dodgers... pro athletes he looked up to... ending up in Toronto with the Maple Leafs to start his NHL career... playing with former Rangers Harry Howell and Andy Bathgate... the trade that sent him to the Detroit Red Wings in 1968... his mixed emotions upon being traded to the Rangers in 1970... triple overtime goal in game six of the the 1971 Stanley Cup semifinal series against the Chicago Black Hawks to force a deciding seventh game... playing against Bobby Orr and the Boston Bruins in the 1972 Stanley Cup Finals... the greatness of Bobby Orr... his broadcasting career after his playing days concluded... working together with Sam Rosen in the early days of ESPN... the Rangers team back in 2009... John Tortorella... Ryan Callahan and more!

Originally aired in 1993, The Rotisserie Hour was the first ever show dedicated to Rotisserie/Fantasy sports hosted on WGBB by Lenny Melnick along with Irwin Zwilling and Sandy Stoll. The guys field a wide range of calls on everything fantasy sports.

Originally aired in 2007 on WGBB’s NY Baseball Digest. Host Mike Silva and Mark Healey from Gotham Baseball Magazine talk with former New York Yankees first baseman Steve Balboni. Topics discussed included breaking into the big leagues with the Yankees... his first big league hit... being on the Yankees team during he early 1980s... dealing with the expectations coming up with the Yankees in New York... being traded to Kansas City... playing for manager Dick Howser... winning the World Series with the Royals... his second time around with the Yankees... the last years of his career in the Texas Rangers organization.... his decision to get info coaching... the challenges coaching kids of a new generation... his philosophy as a hitting coach and more!

Originally aired October 21st, 2007 on WGBB's New York Hockey Talk. Host Rob Kowal talks with the longtime Buffalo Sabres play-by-play announcer Rick Jeanneret. Topics discussed included his 2008-09 contract extension... the Sabres loss of Chris Drury and Danie Briere in the off season... what Rick might be doing if he didn't become the Sabres play-by-play announcer... growing up in Canada and when he realized a broadcasting career was in his future... guys he looked up to like Foster Hewitt and others... moving over from radio booth to television, taking over for Ted Darling on Sabres TV broadcasts... his ability to be impartial and still root for the Sabres... how broadcasting has changed over the years... leaving the famed "Aud" for the new HSBC arena... some of his favorite Sabres teams over the years... his connection with Sabres fans and the city of Buffalo... working with Jim Lorentz and Harry Neale... how the NHL game has changed... other sports he is a big fan of... his son Mark calling games for the Erie Otters.

Originally aired September 27th, 2009 on WGBB's New York Hockey Talk. Host Rob Kowal begins by asking Mikko about about being a part of the Islanders team that came back from a 3-1 series deficit against the Washington Capitals in the first round of the 1987 Stanley Cup playoffs in the old Patrick Division. Mikko recalled the ‘Easter Epic’ game 7 that went into quadruple overtime, and what it was like when Pat LaFontaine scored the winning goal. Mikko also tells a story about unfortunate fate of the Washington trainer that brought fruit into the Islanders locker room during the overtime intermissions. Mikko also talks about playing with Mike Bossy during his last season with the team, and how Bossy and Bryan Trottier helped him and other young players on the team with their game. Mikko also tells a story about an unfortunate albeit minor accident that occurred after practice at the old Cantiague Park rink, when he and LaFontaine would sometimes race home to Northport where they both lived at the time. Playing 5 years for the Islanders, Mikko talks about how much he loved playing on Long Island, and the unfortunate circumstances surrounding a story written that unfairly put him in a bad light before later getting traded to Los Angeles Kings in 1989-90 season for Ken Baumgartner and Hubie McDonough. Mikko then talks about his trade to the Buffalo Sabres, and later playing in the World Championships and the Olympics, before playing a few seasons in back in Europe and eventually closing out his NHL career in Boston in 1994-95. Living now in Lethbridge, Alberta, Mikko talks about how he started Mikko Makela Hockey, a year round training program in Lethbridge, how he ended up as head coach of the https://lethbridgehurricanes.com (Lethbridge Hurricanes) in the Western Hockey League- the first European head coach in Canadian Junior Hockey, and how he got involved in the https://www.jwhl.org/page/show/604089-warner-school-ab- (Warner Hockey School).

Originally aired November 8th, 2008 on WGBB's New York Hockey Talk. NY Hockey Talk host Rob Kowal welcomes former New York Rangers captain Kelly Kisio. Kelly talks about wearing number 11 as captain for the Rangers, his feelings about the team and the passionate Rangers fans. Kelly discusses breaking into the NHL with the Detroit Red Wings after playing in Switzerland, playing with former Islanders head coach Ted Nolan, and how he found out about the trade that brought him to to the Rangers in 1988. Kelly also talked about some of his old Detroit Red WIngs teammates that were with the Rangers when he joined the team- including John Ogrodnik who Kelly teamed up with on a line along with Brian Mullin. Kisio talked about their special chemistry on and off the ice. Kelly also discussed playing for Roger Neilson and where he ranks among the head coaches he played for during his career. Kelly also talked about what it meant to him wearing the C for the Rangers, and how he felt when he was traded to San Jose after spending so much time with the Rangers organization. Kelly then spoke about ending his career in Calgary, which led to a role head coach and GM for Calgary Hitman Western Hockey League, and some of his hopes for the future at the time.

Host Rob Zimmerman makes his WGBB hosting debut talking a little about the current Knicks team before welcoming former New York Knicks forward Eddie Lee Wilkins. Eddie talks about coming from a small school to play at Madison Square Garden, and how the college game has changed compared to when he broke into the NBA. Eddie tells a story about how he was basically the test patient for the same ACL surgery Bernard King ended up having, and how successful the surgery was for him to this day. Eddie also discussed being on the team when Bernard King went down with that injury, and the effect it had on the team. Eddie later talked about being on the team when Patrick Ewing broke into the NBA with the Knicks, and how hard Patrick worked everyday and his incredible desire win. Eddie talked about practicing against Patrick and how it helped his game, and about the evolution of the Knicks when Ewing joined the team along with other players like Mark Jackson, Charles Oakley, Johnny Newman and others- as well as Rick Pitino taking over as head coach. The Knicks playoff run in 1989 sweeping the Sixers in the opening round before losing to the Bulls in the Conference Semifinals, which marked the beginning of the rivalry between the Knicks and Bulls. Eddie closed things out discussing the current Knicks team and the cross town New Jersey Nets, as well as talking a little about the http://elwyouth.org/org/default.html (Eddie Lee Wilkins Youth Association).

Originally aired October 30th, 2011 on WGBB. Prior to June 2014, SPORTSTALK1240 was broadcast as a part of the Sports Radio NY network of shows being aired on WGBB. In this episode, the enigmatic Adam Kern hosts along with guest co-host and former New York Jets safety Victor Green. Guests on the program included former Atlanta Falcons Jesse Tuggle, Chris Doleman and Matt Bryant.

Originally aired October 7th, 2007 on WGBB's NEW YORK HOCKEY TALK. NY Hockey Talk host Rob Kowal talks with former New York Islanders center Pierre Turgeon in October 2007, just a month after his retirement. Turgeon begins by talking about representing Canada in the Little League World Series as as 12 year old back in 1982. Pierre then talks about breaking in to the National Hockey League just 6 years later with the Buffalo Sabres. He talked about the expectations that went along with being a #1 draft pick, and some of the players and coaches on the Sabres that helped him adapt and adjust to the differences between playing in juniors compared to the NHL. Pierre also talked about the pressure on top picks today compared to when he played, considering the increased media scrutiny today. Pierre recalled what he felt when he was dealt to the Islanders in 1991 along with Uwe Krupp, Benoit Hogue and Dave McLlwain for Pat LaFontaine, Randy Wood and Randy Hillier. Pierre reminisced how much enjoyed playing on Long Island, and the tremendous amount he learned playing for Islanders head coach Al Arbour. Rob and Pierre also discussed the Islanders run to the Conference Finals in 1992-93, and the hit he took in the semi-finals from the Capitals Dale Hunter. Turgeon talks about getting traded to the Canadiens, being named their captain, and being a part of the team during the closing of the Montreal Forum and the opening of the Molson Centre. Pierre talks about what it's like getting traded, and the different cities he played in during his 19 year career. He also talked about the most talented guy he played with, and which player he had the best chemistry with during his long career. He was also quick to answer a question about who he considers to be his funniest teammate over the years. Pierre closed things out talking about some of what he plans to do in retirement.

Robin Lundberg and Kerry Kittles open the show talking about how James Harden has fit in playing with Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving and what the team needs to improve upon. They also discuss adding Norvel Pelle and get into the possibility of bringing in someone like Kevin Love, JaVale McGee or Andre Drummond. Robin aka Lil' Young then goes up against producer Jake Brown aka J-Swizzy in a Nets-themed rap battle. WFAN host and diehard Nets fan Evan Roberts then joins the show. Roberts discusses his reaction to the Harden trade, the new look Nets, watching Kittles' Nets teams, the team being relevant now, the Kyrie saga, who the Nets should add, hosting with Craig Carton and his early days as a kid on WGBB and the “Nets Slammin' Planet” show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Originally aired November 8th, 2009 on WGBB's SPORTSTALK1240. SPORTSTALK1240 hosts Mike Carver and Paul Revelant talk with former New York Giants RB Rodney Hampton. Rodney talks about the transition playing for Georgia in the SEC conference and the transition to the NFL. In his first season in 1990 with the Giants, Rodney talks about getting injured down the stretch during the teams Super Bowl run, while still being a part of the Super Bowl winning team. He describes what it was like playing for head coach Bill Parcells, and some of his toughest competition during his time with the Giants. Rodney reminisces about his big game against the Vikings in the 1993 playoffs when he gained 160 yards and scored 2 touchdowns, as well as what it was like playing in two pro bowls. Rodney also talked about some of what he was doing to stay involved with the team after his retirement, as well as his thoughts on the current team and some other personal endeavors since retiring- including his Hamps Camps program. Rodney closed things out talking a bit about the team back in 2009.

Originally aired on WGBB's SPORTSTALK1240 on 02.12.2007. SPORTSTALK1240 hosts Rob Kowal and Steve Ukeiley talk with New York Rangers prospect and first year pro Ryan Callahan about the adjustment of playing for Guelph in the Ontario Hockey League, to playing for the Hartford WolfPack in the American Hockey League (AHL), discussing the differences and the things he did to prepare himself for the tougher competition. Ryan talks about rooming with Dan Girardi in Hartford prior to his call up to the Rangers and how the coaches and veteran players in Hartford have helped him adjust to playing in the league. Ryan also talks about putting on the Rangers sweater for the first time and how special it was to make his National Hockey League (NHL) debut in Buffalo, given that he is a native of nearby Rochester. Ryan also discussed the things he feels he needs to work on to be successful, and how he can help the Rangers night now. Ryan talked about what he hopes to do in Hartford for the remainder of the season, and about scoring the winning goal in the AHL All-Star game. About Ryan Callahan Ryan Callahan epitomized the elements coaches hope to instill in players. Grit. Determination. Heart. Sacrifice. Leadership. The forward poured all of himself, and those qualities, into the game. He standed out, not necessarily for his statistics, but for how he played. A fourth-round pick (No. 127) of the New York Rangers in the 2004 NHL Draft, Callahan made his mark in ways that often go unnoticed from the stands but earn him plenty of praise from the bench. The native of Rochester, NY knew only one way to play, and that's all-out on every shift. Whether Callahan was laying a big hit on an opponent off a strong forecheck, blocking a shot or taking punishment in front of the net trying to create a screen, he was often cited as example on how to do things right. During the 2015 postseason, Callahan underwent an emergency appendectomy the night before Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Second Round against the Montreal Canadiens but was back in the lineup five days later for the start of the conference final against the Rangers. Setting that type of gritty example has earned him a reputation as one of the top leaders in the game. Entering 2009-10, his third full season, he was named an alternate captain by the Rangers. Two seasons later, he was named the 26th captain in Rangers history and the first New York-born player to serve that role. Callahan remained the Rangers captain until March 5, 2014, when he was traded to Tampa Bay in a captain-for-captain swap for Martin St. Louis. Callahan was in the final year of his contract, but instead of testing the free agent market, he opted to remain with the Lightning. He signed a six-year contract extension days before free agency opened. A two-time U.S. Olympian who won a silver medal at the 2010 Games in Vancouver, Callahan has served as alternate captain for Tampa Bay.

Originally aired on WGBB's SPORTSTALK1240 on 08.09.2015. Host Bill Donohue talks with longtime Los Angeles Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda about the early days of his playing career, his start with the Dodgers organization and some of the great Dodgers teams he managed over his 21 years as manager of the team (and at time 66 years with the organization), including some memorable World Series games against the Yankees. Tommy also talks about some of the great players he managed, including Mike Piazza. Tommy also talked about managing the United States National Team at the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia and winning the gold medal. [03:32] - The Dodgers Way [06:30] - Gibson's Home Run [08:01] - Tommy's Greatest Thrill [09:27] - Gil Hodges and Mike Piazza [13:50] - Winning the Gold Medal About Tommy Lasorda For more than eight decades, he was been the face of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Tommy Lasorda will always remain the embodiment of Dodger Blue. Lasorda, who managed the Los Angeles Dodgers from 1976-1996, was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1997 following a career where he won 1,599 games, two World Series and two more National League pennants – all with the Dodgers. Thomas Charles Lasorda was born Sept. 22, 1927 in Norristown, Pa. He got his start in pro-baseball at the age of 18 as a southpaw pitcher when he signed with the Phillies in 1945, then served two years in the military. In 1948, Lasorda made a record-making return to the baseball scene with the Schenectady Blue Jays as he authored a 25-strikeout performance. In 1949, the Dodgers drafted him from the Phillies, and he made a new home pitching for the Greenville Spinners and the Montreal Royals. During his time with the Royals, Lasorda led his team to four minor league championships. Lasorda made his major league debut on Aug. 5, 1954 with the Dodgers. He played for the Dodgers for two seasons before being traded to the Kansas City Athletics, where he pitched for one season. After the 1960 season, Lasorda ended his playing career and became a scout for the Dodgers until 1965. He managed in the minor leagues from 1966-72, and in 1973 made his way back to the big leagues as a third base coach for the Dodgers under another future Hall of Fame manager: Walter Alston. Alston retired in 1976 after 23 years with the Dodgers, and Lasorda took the reins. By 1978, he had led the Dodgers to two straight National League championships, and became the first NL manager to win pennants in their first two seasons. After losing to the Yankees in both the 1977 and 1978 World Series, the Dodgers went on to win the World Series over the Yankees in 1981. They defeated the A’s in 1988 to give Lasorda his second World Series title. After retiring in 1996, Lasorda stayed busy working in baseball. In 2000, he managed the U.S. Olympic Baseball Team to a gold medal in the Sydney Games.

Originally aired on WGBB's SPORTSTALK1240 on 01.07.2007. Host Rob Kowal talks with former New York Jets QB Boomer Esiason prior to his start as host of the popular Boomer & Carton program on WFAN. Boomer talks with Rob about his football career, his time in New York with the Jets and how the team was doing at the time- including his thoughts on new rookie guard D'Brickashaw Ferguson.

After 13 years and over 500 episodes, SPORTSTALK1240 is now Sports Talk New York, bringing you the same great New York sports talk and more! Subscribe to the podcast and receive a weekly bonus FLASHBACK episode, featuring old shows and interviews originally aired on WGBB. If you enjoyed SPORTSTALK1240, you will be sure to like the new show!

Time for Islanders fans to celebrate as the Isles advance to the Conference Final for the first time since 1993. Gary Harding of the Isles Booster Club and WGBB Radio joins us to discuss Game 7 and what the Isles did so well.We also look ahead to the Lightning series and what the Isles need to do to win that one.A celebration on Long Island with a special bonus episode of the Locked On Islanders Podcast with Gil Martin. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Time for Islanders fans to celebrate as the Isles advance to the Conference Final for the first time since 1993. Gary Harding of the Isles Booster Club and WGBB Radio joins us to discuss Game 7 and what the Isles did so well. We also look ahead to the Lightning series and what the Isles need to do to win that one. A celebration on Long Island with a special bonus episode of the Locked On Islanders Podcast with Gil Martin. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Gary Harding of WGBB Radio and the Islanders Booster Club joins us to preview Game 2 against the Flyers and discuss the keys to the Isles success in the playoffs so far.We also break down the problems the Islanders have had on special teams and how they can improve it and take a look at the moves Barry Trotz and Lou Lamoriello have made to help this team succeed.Plus a look at Semyon Varlamov, Anthony Beauvillier and an unsung hero of the Isles playoff run so far.We also have our Islanders birthday of the day and a lot more on today's Locked On Islanders Podcast with Gil Martin.Today's show is brought to you by Built Bar. Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON,” and you'll get $10 off your first order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Gary Harding of WGBB Radio and the Islanders Booster Club joins us to preview Game 2 against the Flyers and discuss the keys to the Isles success in the playoffs so far. We also break down the problems the Islanders have had on special teams and how they can improve it and take a look at the moves Barry Trotz and Lou Lamoriello have made to help this team succeed. Plus a look at Semyon Varlamov, Anthony Beauvillier and an unsung hero of the Isles playoff run so far. We also have our Islanders birthday of the day and a lot more on today's Locked On Islanders Podcast with Gil Martin. Today's show is brought to you by Built Bar. Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON,” and you’ll get $10 off your first order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Touching The Face of God with Psychic Medium Joyce Keller Seen on “The Oprah Winfrey Show” and heard on “Coast To Coast AM,” Joyce Keller is an internationally-known visionary, author, television and radio host, media personality, author of ten best-selling books which are sold internationally including England, Greece, Italy, Africa, China, and many other countries. Joyce has been a columnist for Lifetime Television and is a certified hypno-therapist who has safely and successfully lead thousands of people overcome weight problems, and many other human difficulties. Joyce Keller has been honored in Simon & Schuster’s, “Top 100 Psychics in America,” “Who’s Who in America,” “Who’s Who in the World” and “Who’s Who in Television,” is also the author of ten books including Simon & Schuster’s “7 Steps to Heaven, How to Communicate with Those We’ve Loved and Lost,” Adam Media’s book, “Calling All Angels” and St. Martin’s Press, “The Complete Book of Numerology.” Joyce is also the author of the National Enquirer’s popular “Angel Book” series. An internationally-respected intuitive counselor, healer, lecturer and hypnotherapist, she is also the host of America’s longest-running, live intuitive advice show. “The Joyce Keller Show,” which has been on the air since 1987 on New York’s WGBB 1240 am, as well as on the world wide web, with live audio streaming, at www.am1240wgbb.com Lifetime Television’s columnist since 1995, she has written their record-breaking love, romance, life, esp, astrology and sex columns on their website. She has been a popular, repeat guest with Regis, Oprah, Geraldo, Tru/TV, Entertainment Tonight and most other national TV and radio shows. Her website is www.JoyceKeller.com. Joyce got her start in TV on New York’s Group W and VIACOM TV, hosting the “Psychic Insights Show.” Website:  Touching the face of God, Psychic Medium Joyce Keller, message from the afterlife, future of humanity, angel help, healing, guardian angel, Ryan McCormick, Mental Health News Radio Network

Seen on “The Oprah Winfrey Show” and heard on “Coast To Coast AM,” Joyce Keller is an internationally-known visionary, author, television and radio host, media personality, author of ten best-selling books which are sold internationally including England, Greece, Italy, Africa, China, and many other countries. Joyce has been a columnist for Lifetime Television and is a certified hypno-therapist who has safely and successfully lead thousands of people overcome weight problems, and many other human difficulties. Joyce Keller has been honored in Simon & Schuster's, “Top 100 Psychics in America,” “Who's Who in America,” “Who's Who in the World” and “Who's Who in Television,” is also the author of ten books including Simon & Schuster's “7 Steps to Heaven, How to Communicate with Those We've Loved and Lost,” Adam Media's book, “Calling All Angels” and St. Martin's Press, “The Complete Book of Numerology.” Joyce is also the author of the National Enquirer's popular “Angel Book” series. An internationally-respected intuitive counselor, healer, lecturer and hypnotherapist, she is also the host of America's longest-running, live intuitive advice show. “The Joyce Keller Show,” which has been on the air since 1987 on New York's WGBB 1240 am, as well as on the world wide web, with live audio streaming, at www.am1240wgbb.com Lifetime Television's columnist since 1995, she has written their record-breaking love, romance, life, esp, astrology and sex columns on their website. She has been a popular, repeat guest with Regis, Oprah, Geraldo, Tru/TV, Entertainment Tonight and most other national TV and radio shows. Her website is www.JoyceKeller.com. Joyce got her start in TV on New York's Group W and VIACOM TV, hosting the “Psychic Insights Show.” --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

A Special Throwback Episode from 2015 Where Mark has an exclusive interview with William Shatner and we also discuss the Film "Terminator Genisys"

Today we have the final part of my extensive interview with Gary Harding of WGBB radio and the Islanders Booster Club. We also discuss the latest news about the NHL as another player tested positive for the coronavirus and we look back at an upset road win by the Islanders that was the first career NHL shutout for their goaltender on This Date In Islanders History. All this and more on today's Locked On Islanders Podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today we have the final part of my extensive interview with Gary Harding of WGBB radio and the Islanders Booster Club. We also discuss the latest news about the NHL as another player tested positive for the coronavirus and we look back at an upset road win by the Islanders that was the first career NHL shutout for their goaltender on This Date In Islanders History. All this and more on today's Locked On Islanders Podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today we have part 2 of our discussion with WGBB radio's Gary Harding about the current state of the Islanders and how some younger players fit in to the team going forward. We also discuss the latest news from the NHL Board of Governors and look back at an Evgeni Nabokov shutout in This Date In Islanders History. All this and more on today's Locked On Islanders Podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On today's show we bring you up to date with the latest news from the NHL Board of Governors plus we look back at a four-goal game by Mike Bossy on This Date In Islanders History. And we are joined by Gary Harding for Part I of my discussion with him about the Islanders season so far, the future of Mathew Barzal and Matt Martin. All this and a lot more on today's Locked On Islanders Podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today we have part 2 of our discussion with WGBB radio's Gary Harding about the current state of the Islanders and how some younger players fit in to the team going forward. We also discuss the latest news from the NHL Board of Governors and look back at an Evgeni Nabokov shutout in This Date In Islanders History. All this and more on today's Locked On Islanders Podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's show we bring you up to date with the latest news from the NHL Board of Governors plus we look back at a four-goal game by Mike Bossy on This Date In Islanders History. And we are joined by Gary Harding for Part I of my discussion with him about the Islanders season so far, the future of Mathew Barzal and Matt Martin. All this and a lot more on today's Locked On Islanders Podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Life has taken Larry Davidson from a bodega in Spanish Harlem to a vineyard in Aquebogue and many places in between. Through it all, his keen mind and relentless curiosity have helped him forge a career in broadcasting as an interviewer of authors, singer songwriters, politicians, and more. He's worked on WGBB and Cablevision as well as on a number of well-received series conducted at libraries and other cultural centers around the region.  His latest is a foray into podcasting with The Artful Periscope. Join us on a trip through Larry's life. We'll meet Long Island broadcasters past and present, prominent authors such as Nelson Demille and Pete Hamill, and musicians like Woody, Arlo, and Sarah Lee Guthrie. Along the way we talk about everything from podcasting to early soap operas to the mind of the long distance runner. Links Larry Davidson Productions The Artful Periscope Sachem Public Library (The Booth)  

Host Jack Smithlin welcomes to the WGBB studio guest co-host Ashley Martinez, the head softball coach at New Jersey City University, in Jersey City, NJ. After a brief intro, the two discussed such matters as college recruiting, young athletes specializing in one sport, working with private coaches and club ball.  

Beginning his broadcasting career in his basement as a child in Baldwin, Dave Vieser went on to learn radio at WVHC at Hofstra before landing the dream job: playing music on WGBB in Freeport. He started on weekends, then night shifts, then afternoons and finally mornings. On this episode we sit down with Dave to talk about his career in radio and beyond, from spinning records to covering high school sports to working for Nassau County's Press Office. We are joined by returning guest David North of the Press Club of Long Island (PCLI) who has spent a good deal of time researching the history of WGBB. PCLI, with help from the village and the Freeport Historical Society, recently unveiled a marker to designate the site of WGBB's studios, the site of the first commercial news broadcast on the Island. This episode was recorded at the Freeport Public Library. Many thanks to librarian Regina Feeney and director Ken Bellafiore for the use of the space! Links Press Club, Freeport dedicate maker for WGBB 95 Years and Counting (LI Herald) Freport Historical Society and Museum Freeport Memorial Library Local History Station Bibliography WGBB 1240 AM WNEW 1130 AM WHLI 1100 AM WVHC 88.7 FM (later WHRU)

For todays episode, co-hosts Christina DeSantis and Brandon Ellis discuss haunted hiking locations in New York. But Brandon Ellis is a skeptic! Will Christina be able to get Brandon to believe in the supernatural world? Brandon Ellis is one of the co-hosts from Nonsense News Nation, check them out on WGBB and Soundcloud! Instagram @Nonsense_News_Radio Shout out to @3bls11 for the intro.

Robert Ottone sits down with Chris Kretz and Connie Currie to discuss the life and times of his father, Bullet Bob Ottone. A DJ at WGLI and WGBB in the 1970s, Bullet Bob was known for his rapid-fire delivery. He was one of WGBB's "Super Six", hosting the Night Train from midnight to six am.  After an on-air career that introduced him to the Beatles, Barry White and Joe Frazier, Bob turned to education. He taught radio at Brentwood High School and also operated their station WXBA-FM. To top it all off, in his later years he was the PA announcer for the Long Island Ducks. Many thanks to Robert for sharing these memories of his father, who passed away earlier this year. He gives us a glimpse into the life of a remarkable man who dedicated his life to bringing music and joy to Long Island. Robert is also a true-crime podcaster and author so check out his Voices from Gilgo as well as his latest collection of short stories. Links Bullet Bob Ottone (Newsday 2/19/2019) Robert Ottone Author Page (Amazon) WXBA-FM, Brentwood HS Press Club, Freeport dedicate marker for WGBB Voices from Gilgo podcast

From the hills of Scranton to the shores of Patchogue Bay, Bill Edwards pursued a career in radio driven by his love of music. As program director at WALK on Long Island, he helped build the sound of the station through the 1980s and 90s.  On today's episode he takes us through the evolving history of music programming, from gut-level decisions to precise polling data to non-stop Christmas music (for which he may or may not be responsible). We also discuss his internship days at WABC, life during Hurricane Gloria, and the state of radio history at local stations.    Station Bibliography Scranton: WEJL Ithaka: WTKO NYC: WABC Long Island: WGSM, WGBB, WBLI, WALK, WLIM Links When AM Ruled Music, and WABC was King (NYT) WALK 97.5 - Long Island Music Hall of Fame Memories of Hurricane Gloria Linger on Long Island 30 Years Later (Newsday)

The NYPD’s Lone Ranger always sits tall in the saddle in his kemosabe’s memories. Retired Det. Lou Telano can’t help but grin when he recalls all the adventures he had with his late partner John Sepe in the 1960s and ’70s — when the weapons the two plainclothes investigators had ranged from their trusty revolvers and street smarts to, when necessary, long skirts and high heels.“We weren’t the first cops to do undercover work, but we definitely paved the way,” said Telano, also 76, who still proudly refers to himself as Sepe’s “Tonto” as he regales listeners to his radio show on WGBB.The two cowboy cops — the inspiration for the ’70s TV show “Starsky and Hutch” — made an art form out of “decoy work,” in which cops dressed like potential victims to draw out criminals in high crime areas, according to Telano. And their costumes got more and more elaborate each year. 

Host Big Fat Joey opens the show talking a little about his favorite Halloween candy, daylight savings and a great new comedy show 'The Joey Petroni Show' coming to WGBB this week. Joey also talked about Veterans Day, spoke about meeting Christie Brinkley at Stew Leonard's Wines and spoke with Filomena from Cabo Restaurant in Rockville Centre about her being on Impractical Jokers, as well as two great events she's hosting. One on November 16th Real Housewives of New Jersey Teresa Giudice will be there signing her new book Standing Strong. Then on November 21st Cabo will be hosting a fundraiser for those in Puerto Rico who were impacted by the hurricane Maria.

This time of year is magic time… 2016 is almost over but 2017 is ahead with its infinite possibilities. So my question is this: are you living your best life possible given all you learned this year? Renowned visionary Edgar Cayce once said: “Each soul has a definite job to do. But only you alone may find and do that job.” Tonight, we're going to explore that sentiment fully with one of the country's most acclaimed intuitives. Meet Joyce Keller, America's #1 Psychic Love Coach. Featured on Oprah and many other shows, she is an author, and psychic medium who has hosted a live radio show since 1989 on New York's WGBB. Joyce has also been featured in both editions of the book, 100 Top Psychics in America and has authored seven international best-selling books including Why Am I Here? A Concise Guide to Your Purpose and Potential. Her website is www.joycekeller.com and her books are available for purchase at www.AREcatalog.com.

The Outer Limits of Inner Truth presents an introspective interview with Psychic Medium & Author Joyce Keller is an internationally-known visionary, author, television and radio host, media personality, author of six best-selling books which are sold internationally, including England, Greece, Italy, Africa, China, and many other countries. Joyce has been a columnist for Lifetime Television and is a certified hypno-therapist who has safely and successfully lead thousands of people overcome weight problems, and many other human difficulties. Joyce Keller has been honored in Simon & Schuster's, "Top 100 Psychics in America," "Who's Who in America," "Who's Who in the World" and "Who's Who in Television," is also the author of Simon & Schuster's "7 Steps to Heaven, How to Communicate with Those We've Loved and Lost," Adam Media's book, "Calling All Angels" and St. Martin's Press, "The Complete Book of Numerology." Joyce is also the author of the National Enquirer's popular "Angel Book" series. An internationally-respected intuitive counselor, healer, lecturer and hypnotherapist, she is also the host of America's longest-running, live intuitive advice show. "The Joyce Keller Show," which has been on the air since 1987 on New York's WGBB 1240 am, as well as on the world wide web, with live audio streaming. Lifetime Television's columnist since 1995, she has written their record-breaking love, romance, life, esp, astrology and sex columns on their website. She has been a popular, repeat guest with Regis, Oprah, Geraldo, Tru/TV, Entertainment Tonight and most other national TV and radio shows. Her website is www.JoyceKeller.com. Joyce got her start in TV on New York's Group W and VIACOM TV, hosting the "Psychic Insights Show," as well as WSNL-TV's "Trim & Slim Yoga/Fitness Show."

Jake Brown has hosted shows on ESPN Radio, WGBB and WRHU, and appeared as a guest on radio shows and podcasts around the country. Jake has been able to interview Hall of Famers, current and former players, and some of the most experienced broadcasters in the world of sports. Jake’s dream as a child was to talk sports for a living. As Jake says: “Getting behind the microphone isn't a job, it's a hobby and it's something that I want to do every day for the rest of my life.” As one of the most passionate young sports talk hosts in the country, Jake's work is defined by incredible work ethic and ambition. His ultimate goal: “not letting anything get in my way of becoming one of the top sports talk radio hosts in the world.” He hosts "The 5th Quarter in New York Sports" on 1240AM-WGBB in New York and has been on the WGBB airwaves for over two years. Some of his guests include: Tommy John, Jim Leyritz, Charles Jenkins, Shawn Green, Leonard Marshall, Anthony Becht, Ed Coleman, and more.  Jake has also been a guest on radio shows and podcasts around the country and always looking for additional invitations. At the time of this recording, Jake was the Program Manager at CBSSportsRadio.com. As Program Manager Jake handles all aspects of the digital side of CBS Sports Radio. Including having to copy edit, create headlines, and post all articles that go to the site, which features interviews from the various CBS Sports Radio shows and weekly columns from sports reporter John Feinstein and Damon Amendolara, host of The D.A. Show on CBS Sports Radio and also a host on NFL AM on NFL Network.

This is a pre-recorded show with some great interviews. Tommy Morrison ( Former Heavyweight Champ ), Jeff Potter ( Author of Whatever Happened To Baseball ), and Don Hooton ( President of Taylor Hooton Foundation )

This is a pre-recorded show with some great interviews. Tommy Morrison ( Former Heavyweight Champ ), Jeff Potter ( Author of Whatever Happened To Baseball ), and Don Hooton ( President of Taylor Hooton Foundation )

Hosted by Frankie Maniscalco. Guests on the program will include Al Woodall, former New York Jets quarterback, and Bruce Springsteen guitarist Nils Lofgren, who is also the author of the "Yankee Stadium Song". F Bob Salomon, Debbie Maldovan, and Kerri Conkling ( Promoter and authors of the new book ' A Glove Of Their Own" ) will be on the show. Also making an appearance on the show will be Children's author ( many books on sports ) Dan Gutman.

Hosted by Frankie Maniscalco. Guests on the program will include Al Woodall, former New York Jets quarterback, and Bruce Springsteen guitarist Nils Lofgren, who is also the author of the "Yankee Stadium Song". F Bob Salomon, Debbie Maldovan, and Kerri Conkling ( Promoter and authors of the new book ' A Glove Of Their Own" ) will be on the show. Also making an appearance on the show will be Children's author ( many books on sports ) Dan Gutman.