Guests:
Randi Rios-Castro, CEO of Jawonio
Robbie Sosa, Nyack Historical Society Trustee
plus music from The Jim Donica Quintet

Dr. Paul Levinson, Communication and Media Studies Professor at Fordham University, addresses the latest AI (Artificial Intelligence) controversary.

Veteran Broadcaster Elliott Forrest discusses his Directorial role in the upcoming production of "The Exonerated" at The Angel Nyack.  https://theangelnyack.com 

Cait Conley is the Democratic Candidate for Congress New York's 17th District.
For more info go to:
www.caitconley.com

September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. Frank is joined by Danny Mager, author of "Some Assembly Required", and "Roots and Wings: Mindful Parenting in Recovery" and is a regular contributor to Psychology Today. Danny's books are avaiable on Amazon.
The Elmwood Playhouse in Nyack, NY celebrates its 80th season, and Frank talks with Kathleen Mahan, the director of their opening play, "I Hate Hamlet." For tickets and more info go to www.elmwoodplayhouse.com

Edward R. Murrow's name will forever be associated with the journalist’s goal of speaking truth to power. Joining Frank are guests Craig Smith, Managing Director of The Phoenix Theatre Ensemble and Joseph Vitale, author of the play "MURROW" that is scheduled to run in Nyack, NY in October.
Craig Smith is a director, actor, and producer. His is a founding member and Director of NYC's  award-winning Phoenix Theatre Ensemble. He is also the Executive Director of Live Arts in Nyack, a performing arts Festival celebrating its 5th Anniversary in NY's Hudson Valley.
Joe Vitale has spent his career in communications – as a reporter and editor, a marketing/public relations professional, and as a playwright. He attended Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism. Joe has written many plays that have been performed in New York and around the country. 

Lifelong Rockland County Resident Joseph Damian is a candidate for the Clarkstown Town Council.

You've heard the stories: You can own your own place in Sicily... and it's true! 
Frank did and so did his guest, Ilze Kinnear-Porter, who moved to the tiny village of Motta D'Affermo, Sicily from South Africa and never looked backed. She shares the challenges and rewards of living what the Sicilians call "La Dolce Vita." Taped LIVE From Sicily!

Harry Nilsson is a musical legend, and he was also a resident of Nyack, NY.
Joining Frank is singer, songwriter, producer and friend of Harry Nilsson, Ernie Savage,
who brings the man and his music back to life.
Ernie Savage will be appearing on Saturday, 7/25/2026 at Maureen's Jazz Cellar in Nyack,
performing a special musical tribute to Harry Nilsson.

Frank is joined by one of the foremost environmentalists in the world, Dr. Gidon Eshel, of Bard College. They discuss the causes and effects of Global Warming and some possible solutions. 
They also promote a new documentary film on the effects of Global Warming on olive production called "Sicily: An Island in Crisis" that will be shown at the Nyack Library, Tuesday, July 21 at 6:30pm.

Being Frank celebrates America 250 w/ filmmakers Tina Traster and Lennon Nersesian as they discuss their new documentary "The Story of US."
Tina Traster is an award-winning journalist, author, and filmmaker. She is also the editor and publisher of a local independent news site in New York. She has worked in the newspaper and magazine industry since the early 1990's.
Lennon Nersesian is an Emmy-nominated film editor, television producer, writer, and author whose work spans documentaries, live music programming, and narrative storytelling. He is also the author of several published novels and books.