Podcasts about whpc

Ellen Kamhi, The Natural Nurse, talks with Robert Allen Bartlett, a practicing alchemist and author. A natural born scientist, Robert's interest in geology and the sciences in general prompted him to construct his own home laboratory when only 9 years old. Roberts interest in the ancient use of natural materials lead him to the study of alchemical works at the age of 12 and it has become his lifelong passion. He completed his BS in Chemistry at Boise State and then became the Chief Chemist of Paralab, the commercial offshoot of the school.  He is an Author and Teacher of Spagyric processes and tinctures from the herbal to the mineral and metals as medicine and has carried the Teaching of his Mentor as well as his own research and analysis of Spagyric medicine.  https://www.spagyricus.com/

Rabbi Perl discusses lessons we can learn from the big game.

Rabbi Perl discusses Valentine's Day, love and Judaism.

Rabbi Perl discusses Tu B'Shvat.

There have been a lot of developments this month in the upcoming race for the Governor of New York. Incumbent Democrat Kathy Hochul is now officially being challenged by Nassau County Executive, Republican Bruce Blakeman.  Blakeman said winning two consecutive terms in Nassau, where Democrats outnumber Republicans, shows he can produce a statewide victory. But what will voters say this November and what's the latest on his official nomination? For that, Bill McIntyre talks to Yancey Roy, Newsday and newsday.com Albany Bureau Chief.

Bill Horan and Gabby Seudath talk with Mr. Lester Paldy, a professor emeritus from Stony Brook University, who was tapped by the CIA in 1988 to join the agency for a “trial run” as they faced a troubling new situation in Russia.  That “temporary” assignment would last for 25 years. He extends an invitation to join him on his life- changing journey as the professor with his new book titled, “No Cloak, No Dagger.”

Ken Landau talks with automotive expert Ray Shefska, who provides tips on buying a new or used car. He has been involved in running many auto dealerships and helps the consumer to level the playing field when buying or leasing a car.

Ellen Kamhi, The Natural Nurse, talks with Angela Manno who studied at the San Francisco Art Institute, Parsons School of Design, and l'Ecole des Arts in Lacoste, France, through Sarah Lawrence College. Her work has been exhibited around the world, including by NASA, the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum, and the National Museum of Women in the Arts.  She also collaborates with the Center for Biological Diversity on its endangered species programs.  She presents each threatened species in a traditionally religious form—the icon—to illustrate its intrinsic value and true significance. www.angelamanno.com

Dr. Jeanine Cook-Garard talks to Sophia Aidiniou, a health education professor at Nassau Community College who collaborates with local health organizations to bring real-world experiences into their classroom. For over 15 years, she has been dedicated to raising awareness about organ donation, and she received the “Making a Difference in the Community” award for their efforts in saving hundreds of lives throughout her career.  She also talks to one of her Community Health students, Gabriella Ibarra-Sanchez, who is a two-time organ recipient.

"From the Pressbox" airs every Monday 9am - 10am on 90.3FM WHPC Garden City, New York.  Streaming at www.nccradio.org.  The show is hosted by Rob Leonard and Tim Leonard.  This week they talk about the Super Bowl and the great run the Knicks are on right now..

Bill Horan talks with Christopher Livezey, author of THE SHORTCUT TO MAGNIFICENCE. Chris will discuss why most people never go after what they want, what are our "mind tools", why faith is the first principle of magnificence and how people confuse faith with hope and wishes.

Ken Landau talks with Attorney Kadian Townsend, principal of the Townsend Law Firm in Manhattan,  who explains how to get started "protecting your rights as an entertainer or artist," and how to protect your name, image and likeness, choosing and using an agent and navigating contract issues.

Bill McIntyre talks with Patrick Ryder, the Commissioner of Police at the Nassau County Police Department.  In this second of a 2-part episode, they speak about shoplifting and how to prevent it, diversity in the NCPD, the rise in gun permit requests since COVID, and more.

Ray Schwetz gets business empowerment from Beth Granger, a LinkedIn leader, professional speaker and moderator, and owner of Beth Granger Consulting: Intrepid Social.  Beth loves to help people who are not comfortable with technology to embrace its power!

Bill Horan and Gabby Seudath talk with Mr. Anthony DeVito, a Long Islander who lost his father, Joseph DeVito on January 18th, 2023, at the hands of a drunk driver.  But he turned that huge negative into a bigger positive by partnering with MADD, whose work includes advocating against drugged driving, supporting victims of both drunk and drugged driving, and preventing underage drinking.

The Natural Nurse, Ellen Kamhi, talks with Dr. Dean Mitchell, a board-certified allergist, immunologist, and integrative medicine specialist with over 25 years of experience. He is the founder of Mitchell Medical Group in New York City and a national leader in sublingual immunotherapy, a safer and more natural treatment for allergies. Dr. Mitchell is the author of Dr. Dean Mitchell's Allergy and Asthma Solution, which offers an innovative, holistic approach to managing immune and allergic conditions. A graduate of NYU School of Medicine, he is also the host of the Smart Medicine podcast, where he explores cutting-edge strategies for treating chronic illness and restoring vibrant health.  www.mitchellmedicalgroup.com

Dr. Jeanine Cook-Garard learns about Hidradenitis Suppurativa, or HS, which is a chronic, inflammatory skin condition that may affect an estimated one in 100 people. It's believed to be caused by an overactive immune system, which can lead to painful bumps, abscesses, and scarring in areas where skin rubs together such as the underarms, thighs, and groins.  She speaks with Dr. Lana Schmidt, a board-certified dermatologist, who will talk about how to recognize HS symptoms, explore the role of the immune system, and discuss a treatment option that is available, and Frank Grimsley, a patient living with HS, who will share his personal experience from the emotional challenges to the importance of finding a dermatologist and the right treatment.

Hosted by Rob Leonard and Tim Leonard, "From the Pressbox" airs every Monday 9am - 10am and streams at www.nccradio.org.  This week Rob and Tim talk about their pick to win the Super Bowl,the return of the Knicks playing well, and how good the Islanders are playing

Kevin Boston-Hill speaks with photographer and award-winning author Andrea Simon about her new book, “Did You Have the Life You Wanted?”, and they discuss how historic societal events can shape our life decisions, as well as the importance of friendships and other positive relationships in helping us deal with the realizations of our decisions.

Bill Horan talks with William Vanderbloman, author of WORK HOW YOU ARE WIRED. William will discuss why success and happiness may not be the same, how playing to your top trait can lead to happiness at work, why success and happiness hinges on knowing yourself and what he means by "the fast."

Hosted by Rob Leonard and Tim Leonard.  "From the Pressbox" airs every Monday 9am to 10am. Streaming at www.nccradio.org. This week Rob and Tim talk about the teams who made the 2026 Super Bowl. Sam Darnold makes to the Super Bowl, and Mets and Yankees make some deals. 

Bill McIntyre talks with Patrick Ryder, the Commissioner of Police at the Nassau County Police Department.  In this first of a 2-part episode, they speak about Nassau County being "the safest county in America," ICE in Nassau County and Minnesota, the announcement regarding adding cameras along Nassau's border with NYC, and more.

Donyshia Boston-Hill gets business empowerment from Terrie Magro, co-founder of the Michael Magro Foundation, advocates for children and families affected by childhood cancer.

Bill Horan and Gabby Seudath learn about a Long Island based, family-run, non-profit organization, driven by a shared commitment to honor a lost father's legacy of compassion, service, and love.  Bill: The organization is called HOWIE'S HEART, named after HOWIE CONKLIN, with a mission to inspire children, teens, and families to find joy in helping others through meaningful, carefully created volunteer opportunities that contribute to the greater good of our community and spread kindness.  They speak with the co-creators of Howie's Heart… Howie's daughter Jen Camacho, and his son James Conklin.

Ken Landau talks with Attorney Kadian Townsend, principal of the Townsend Law Firm in Manhattan,  who offers a sports law update, including guidance to high school and college athletes and their parents concerning college recruitment, including the rights of student athletes to earn money and make endorsements, and what are best practices for educational institutions and student athletes and their parents.

The Natural Nurse, Ellen Kamhi, talks with author Bill Combs stories have always been his gateway—to mystery, to meaning, to the unseen forces shaping our reality. Writing isn't just his craft—it's his exploration of the unknown.  To Bill, our past is not just history—it is a living force, a wellspring of imagination, urging us to remember, to question, and to awaken. The question is: Are you ready to step through?   His latest book is titled, The Quantum Gate - Consciousness and the Nature of Reality.  www.billcombs.com

Dr. Jeanine Cook-Garard and Pandora Groth talk about food safety. They speak with Deputy Commissioner Katie Howard, who oversees the Division of Food Safety and Inspection, the Division of Milk Control and Dairy Services, and the Food Laboratory at the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets. She's here to help us make sure what's in our fridge, on our plates, and on our grills won't send us running—unless it's for seconds.

Bill Horan talks with Stephen Post, author of PURE UNLIMITED LOVE.  Stephen will discuss what pure unlimited love is, what is carefrontation, what he means by "give and glow" and what the 2-hour shift effect is all about.

Kevin Boston-Hill speaks with author and entrepreneur Alicia McKenzie about her new book, “These ABC's Belong to Me!”, that shows ways to help children (and adults) rethink the negative words they may use towards one another or themselves. It serves as a reminder that we need to be more patient and empathetic and not react so quickly. 

Rabbi Perl talks about the addict and how to understand their difficulties.  He also talks about hatred.

Rabbi Perl talks in depth about the definition of genocide.  He also discusses antisemitism and the power of positive thinking.

Donyshia Boston-Hill gets business empowerment from Peter Hewitson, the owner of Uncle Bacala's Italian Seafood and more, on Jericho Turnpike in Garden City Park.  Together they talk about affordability, why he got into the industry, his most popular dishes, and the special ending to every meal he offers his guests.

WHPC's own Cornellius Goodwin attended a swim class here at Nassau Community College not that long ago. It went over as well as The Titanic did after it hit that iceberg. Just like The Titanic, Corn was a sinking ship. He explains to the show how quickly he realized swimming was not his element.Wednesday Morning Madhouse - January 21, 2026

Ken Landau talks with Attorney Rudy Carmenaty, who discusses "Abe Lincoln the Lawyer," including how he got his legal training, what type of cases he handled and what it was like for him as a lawyer riding the circuit. He also describes some of his most famous cases and what we can learn from him.

"From the Pressbox" airs every Monday 9am to 10am on 90.3FM WHPC Gadren City, New York.  Streaming at www.nccradio.org.  Hosted by Rob Leonard and Tim Leonard, this week they talk about the continuation of the NFL playoffs, the fact that Hal Steinbrenner not George Steinbrenner owns the Yankees now, The Mets sign someone they maybe don't need.

Chris talks about his hypothetical date then comes to realize he's never been on a date. Shortly after, a listener calls up the show to discuss thier dating disasters. Addison see's an opportunity that might be able to make both parties happy.

Bill McIntyre talks with Mr. Arnold Drucker, who just won his fifth term on the Democratic ticket as a Nassau County Legislator. Mr. Drucker represents the 16th district, which includes Jericho, Plainview, Old Bethpage and parts of Woodbury, Syosset and Farmingdale.  They talk about what's changed in the legislature in a decade, his thoughts on the current state of the county, and the legislation he is looking to pass in 2026.

Ray Schwetz and Donyshia Boston-Hill get business empowerment from Ralph Benzakein, Senior Vice President with Cresa, a commercial real estate occupier advisory firm know for client advocacy, thought leadership and analytics.

It has come to light that most of the Wednesday gang can't enoy a meal alone without having some form of entertainment playing on a screen. Addison, David & Corn all "suffer" from this problem.Or is this a problem at all or just a strange habbit.Wednesday Morning Madhouse - January 14, 2026

Ellen Kamhi, The Natural Nurse, talks with Dr. John Sanbonmatsu, author of “The Omnivore's Deception: What We Get Wrong about Meat, Animals, and Ourselves.  He is a Professor of Philosophy at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, where he teaches Ethics, Existentialism, Philosophy of Technology, Critical Theory, Animal Studies, and other subjects.  In John Sanbonmatsu's view, killing and eating animals is unethical, regardless of whether they are "free range" or factory farmed. He reframes the question of animal agriculture from one of "sustainability" to one of existential and moral purpose, presenting a powerful case for the total abolition of the animal economy.

Bill Horan talks with Scott Hutcheson, author of BIOHACKING LEADERSHIP. Scott will discuss what is it about a leader's presence or tone that can change a room, how much of a person's influence happens before a word is said, how our bodies respond before our brains catch up and how leadership becomes a performance.

Kevin Boston-Hill talks with educator and Amazon best-selling author Keshawn Dodds about the themes present in his “Menzuo” book series and how to encourage students to read and write for themselves.

"From the Pressbox" airs every Monday from 9am - 10am on 90.3FM WHPC Garden City, New York.Hosted by Rob Leonard and Tim Leonard.  This week Rob and Tim tal about the NFL Wild Card Weekend and interview Ann Liguori

Rabbi talks about the power of saying thanking someone.

Rabbi Perl discusses assisted suicide and how it is viewed within Judaism.

Ray Schwetz and Donyshia Boston-Hill get business empowerment from Bryan Clayton, CEO of GreenPal, who has been recognized as one of Inc. Magazine's "Top Entrepreneurs" and has built GreenPal to over 300,000 customers and $30 million a year in revenue. He is a serial entrepreneur with 22 years of experience in the lawn, landscaping, and garden industry.  GreenPal helps you get multiple competitive free quotes from lawn care services near you for free.

Ellen Kamhi, The Natural Nurse, talks to Debra Knapke, The Garden Sage, who has loved plants as long as she can remember.  In 1992, Debra turned her avocation of plant study and gardening into her full-time career.  Debra is passionate about gardening and the natural world and enjoys sharing knowledge through her books, magazine and newsletter articles, guest appearances on the radio programs, and teaching horticultural and design classes at Columbus State Community College. Known as The Garden Sage, Debra served as the Honorary President of the Herb Society of America and is active with the Native Herb Conservation Committee.  https://debrathegardensage.com

"From the Pressbox" airs every Monday 9am - 10am on 90.3FM WHPC Garden City, New York and streaming at www.nccradio.org.  The show is hosted by Rob Leonard and Tim Leonard.  This week Rob and Tim talk about the turning point in the Islanders season, the funky way the Knicks have been playing, and the end of the season for the Jets and the Giants.

Bill Horan talks with Frank E. Danna, author of LOVE AS A CHANGE STRATEGY. Frank will discuss how we can be either proactive or reactive, why we resist change, why everyone wants to change the world, but no one wants to change themselves and what the "magic wand" exercise is.

Kevin Boston-Hill speaks with long time educator, author, and Long Island native Denise Leary about her new book, “My Father Said I Love You Every Day of Your Life”. They cover topics such as living in foster care and adoption, dealing with hardship and heartache as a preteen, and the importance of building legacy - all with the common thread of the importance of dads in a child's life.