Maxine Montello, Friday Morning Chat underwritten by Village Overhead Doors Maxine Montello is director of the rescue program of the New York Marine Rescue Center. She talks about how she came to the work of helping to rehabilitate and release animals like cold-stunned sea turtles and injured seals at one ...

Clarence Taylor, Thoughtful Thursday underwritten by Guild Hall Co-author of Historic Black Brooklyn discusses how women, including Shirley Chisholm – a political pioneer as the first black woman elected to the U.S. Congress – shaped Brooklyn. Born Shirley Anita St. Hill, Chisholm’s political ambitions extended beyond what Taylor said American ...

Steph Gaylor, The Endlings Project Seed warrior and biodiversity advocate Steph Gaylor discusses the Endlings Project through the Museum of Contemporary Art in Patchogue and Eataly restaurants, which will pair people with endangered plants and document the growth stories of both entities starting this weekend Paula DiDonato, Tasty Tuesday Underwritten ...

Angelique Kidjo, Yemandja Global human rights super star and four-time Grammy winner Angelique Kidjo talks about how hearing Jimi Hendrix led to her understanding of an African American and the concept of slavery as a nine-year-old in Benin, as well as the imminent world-wide premiere of Yemandja, which was written ...

Tessa Bailey, Thoughtful Thursday underwritten by Guild Hall New York Times best-selling author Tessa Bailey talks about the rise of romance novels throughout the pandemic and ways to bring real-life relationships closer to their favorite literary counterparts ahead of the release of her newest novel, which drops on March 1 ...

Kate Mueth: Neo-Political Cowgirls Kate takes time out to discuss an eight-week long intensive theater school program that is being offered to a dozen Long Island teens that will include professional instructors from TV and film, adding a limited number of tuition scholarships are available to some students whom audition. ...