Sean E. Boy dropped in on a cold winter's night to discuss politics, immigration, sports, and everything else under the sun.

Dixiane Hallaj, wife of author and scholar Muhammed Hallaj, stopped by to talk about the new release of Unfolding the Arab-Israeli Conflict: 1894-1970. This book was written by Muhammed Hallaj in the early 1970's and remained unpublished. After...

#gaming #playthrough Elijah  @ThePaliden stopped by our new podcast location to describe his brand new YouTube channel. This is an exciting gamer channel with o...

#nymets #mets #mlb #hotstove Sean E. Boy and Rich Del Valle discuss recent acquisitions and prospects fornthe upcoming 2025 NY Mets season.

Michael Regina, co-founder of http://www.theonering.net, has a new Youtube channel dedicated to his love of comic books.The channel does deep dives into an issue at a time, delving into the bio's of its illustrators and writers. Ch...

Larry Jorgensen, author of The Cola Cola Trail and Shipwrecked and Rescued, is back with a new book called "Make It Go In The Snow: People and Ideas in the History of Snowmobiles" The episode gives us a snapshot of this interesting new book.

In the Season 5 opener, Sean E. Boy returns to catch us up on what he's been up to. He describes the process of getting his soon-to-be-wife into country legally.

#education#departmentofeducation#teachingNewly elected President Donald Trump has vowed to close the Department of Education.  Though the Republicans will soon have unified control in Congress, Trump will have a hard time getti...

JR McCarthy and Fred Romandetto, both previous guests on the podcast, return to reminisce and tell stories about their time as employees of Saint Patrick's Cathedral in New York City.Part 1 of 2

Jill Sitnick, author of "Rescuing Jill: How MDMA with a dash of mushrooms healed my childhood trauma-induced PTSD", stopped by to talk about her experiences defeating PTSD using MDMA Therapy.Please visit her website to learn more at

#wtc#worldtradecenterThis is a rebroadcast compilation to of two previous episodes dealing with 9/11. This rebroadcast is in memory of Lt. Raymond Murphy FDNY.

Henry Woodman dropped by to discuss the recent publication of The Reincarnation of Marie, a book written decades ago by his father Jim Woodman.The book revolves around the romance between a 20th Century soldier in France and the 19th Centur...

Unlock the secrets to managing diabetes with Chet Galeska, author of "The Diabetes Book: What Everyone Should Know." Discover Chet’s personal journey from his diagnosis at age 29 to becoming a beacon of hope and knowledge for others. We tackle ...

Feliz Manzi stopped by to to give his thoughts on all that's going on politically in the country.

John Lumgair dropped in to describe his new project called Jazz Cow.It's an animated situation comedy featuring the title character and his friends, who find themselves in a battle against Big Tech, the algorithm, and the enemies of free-sp...

LaUL, the newest retail jewelry and fine art gallery located at 3284 Franklin Ave in Millbrook, New York, is the brainchild of Curtis Lewis.Mr. Lewis has been a jeweler for over 40 years, and he brings his collection and knowledge to this f...

Eric Salas, who was at his desk on the second day on the job in the South Tower of the World Trade Center, stopped by to tell his story. He also mentioned the true cathartic nature of talking about what he went through, and facing "sur...

James Arthur Ray, author of The NY Times bestseller "Harmonic Wealth", and Bersabeh Ray stopped by to discuss their new book, "The Business of Redemption: The Price of Leadership in Both Life and Business".James discusses the emotional jour...

Adjunct Professor Anthony Mannara returns to discuss many topics, including politics, economics, and the state of society.

Co-host Rich Del Valle and I had the chance to interview John Golden. A man who's worn many hats in his career.  He is responsible for the opening song in the cult-classic movie "The Lost Boys".  He mixed and produced many songs in hi...

Today we visited with Ponderly founder Amir Shiekh.  Ponderly is a new start-up app where people can express their views on a wide range of topics in a civilized way.  Ponderly aims to be society's new tool for news and public dis...

Tom Paladino is a researcher and humanitarian seeking to make a difference in the world by providing people with the education and tools to restore optimal health, and by helping enhance their quality of life.Tom began research with Scal...

Joe Del Giudice, a local Hudson Valley Police Officer, stopped by to share his thoughts on the current state of affairs in New York.As he mulls over the idea of running for political office, he explains the various reasons why he would ...

Prolific ghost story writer Sylvia Shults returns to talk about her new book "Gone On Vacation: Haunted Zoos, Museums & Amusement Parks."This and all of her published works can be found at

Starting Season 4 with a conversation with my brother Bob. He talks about his career, being a husband, fatherhood, and dealing with life. Join us to hear and learn from this highly emulatable man.