Amy Freeze can be seen most mornings on NYC's WABC Eyewitness News Team reporting on the weather.  But when she's not scanning Doppler images she can most often be seen running in Central Park.  This Indiana native picked up endurance sports at an early age and credits much of her success with the lessons learned from running.  Besides being a multi-time marathoner and triathlete she uses her time and influence to help raise money and awareness for charity organizations such as the Challenged Athlete Foundation and the Ray Pfeiffer Foundation.  Her energy is limitless and it was an honor to speak with her at the WABC studios. Follow Amy on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. Check out Personal Record on Twitter, Instagram Facebook and our website.  Email us with any questions, comments or concerns. Support the show with your very own Custom Personal Record T-shirt.  

Amy Freeze: NYC's Favorite Meteorologist

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Ashley Gilbertson is an Australian photographer and writer living in New York City widely recognized for his critical eye and unique approaches to social issues. Gilbertson is a member of the VII Photo Agency, a frequent contributor to The New York Times and a collaborator with the United Nations. Early on, Gilbertson’s work focused on refugees, an interest that in 2002, led him to Iraq. Gilbertson’s first book, Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, released in 2007 to critical acclaim, went on to become a best seller. After Iraq, Gilbertson shifted his focus to veterans issues, drawing attention to post traumatic stress disorder, suicide, and traumatic brain injuries. Gilbertson’s second book, Bedrooms Of The Fallen, a collection of photographs depicting the intact bedrooms of service members killed in Iraq and Afghanistan, was released in 2014. In addition to photographing, Gilbertson regularly writes opinion and news for outlets including The New York Times, The Washington Post, ProPublica and UNICEF. Photo: Sarker Protick Buy a Personal Record T-shirt and support the show

Ash Gilbertson: The City is Yours

On September 27th, 2016 Deputy Chief Michael Fahy of the NYC Fire Department tragically lost his life in the line of duty.  Since then the FDNY has held an annual memorial run to honor Chief Fahy and to raise money for the FDNY Foundation.  This year’s event will be held virtually and all proceeds will go toward FDNY families most effected by the Covid-19 pandemic.   Today we speak with Race Director of the #4forFahy, Firefighter Shane Clarke, and President of the FDNY Run Club, Captain Denis Sweeney, about the legacy of Chief Fahy, the history of memorial events in the FDNY and how you can help raise money for first responders suffering most from Covid-19.   Register for the race by donating $10 (suggested) to the FDNY Foundation. 4 for Fahy 4 Mile Run FDNY Foundation

The Legacy of FDNY Deputy Chief Michael Fahy

Coronavirus has NYC on lockdown. We sat down with NYC Parks Department Commissioner Mitchell Silver to discuss the ways in which residents can and cannot use the parks. We also discuss Mr. Silver’s love of running and the ways in which the pandemic could affect the NYC Marathon later this year. Special Thanks to Allison Goldstein.

Mitchel Silver: Coronavirus and use of NYC Parks

When we first spoke with Allison two years ago she was filled with doubt, but willing to state flatly, “I want to qualify for the Olympic Trials”.  Now, on the eve of the Olympic Trials Marathon, Allison reflects on the long and windy road as she readies herself for the race of her life.

Dreams Do Come True, with Allison Goldstein

In what ways can CrossFit help your running? In what ways can running help your CrossFit? In our inaugural episode of 2020 we speak with owner and head programmer of Crossfit Island Park, Rob Moloney. He gives us his unique perspective on the physiology behind high intensity interval training and how it can benefit you.

Amy Freeze: NYC's Favorite Meteorologist

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