Cindy reminisces about her experiences during the Y2K scare in Jerusalem, including the global apprehension about the millennial bug and the unique convergence of religious holidays. She shares anecdotes about covering significant events and meeting politicians like Eliot Spitzer and Rudy Giuliani, along with humorous recollections about the changing times and fashion trends from past New Year's Eve celebrations. Cindy interviews Michael Walters, a professional Santa Claus, who discusses his journey into the role, his experiences with children and adults, and the logistics of maintaining the Santa image. They touch on the responsibilities, challenges, and endearing moments of being Santa, offering a heartwarming and nostalgic look at this beloved holiday figure.

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Cindy Adams talks with Jesse Eisenberg about his new movie 'A Real Pain'. Eisenberg shares the inspiration behind the film, originating from his family's experiences in Poland and a poignant trip he took in 2008. He discusses the process of writing, directing, and starring in the movie, and how the involvement of producer Emma Stone helped secure the necessary funding. Eisenberg also details the historical context of the film, his family's history, and his challenges while shooting in Poland. The conversation delves into the personal and historical significance of the project, making it a unique and emotional endeavor.

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Cindy Adams shares a mix of legal news, celebrity gossip, and an engaging interview. She discusses lawsuits involving Andrew Cuomo, Arnold Schwarzenegger's appearance in a Christmas movie, Rahm Emanuel's political ambitions, Woody Allen's legal troubles, and several lawsuits against Sean Combs. Cindy also gives an insight into Huma Abedin's engagement party and details about the newly redone Natural History Museum. The show features an interview with actor Jesse Eisenberg, who speaks about his new film 'A Real Pain,' his family's history in Poland, and the making of the movie. Cindy ends the show with humorous political commentary and a patriotic message about the United States.

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In this festive episode of The Cindy Adams Show on 77 WABC, Cindy Adams, renowned columnist at the New York Post, takes listeners on an enchanting journey through Christmas past and present. She shares humorous anecdotes and celebrity tidbits, discusses the evolution of holiday traditions, and provides a satirical view on modern consumerism. Cindy also engages in an in-depth interview with Michael Walters, a professional Santa Claus, revealing the behind-the-scenes life of a Santa and his seasonal adventures. Additionally, Brad Wells, owner of a historic Christmas tree farm, shares insights into the Christmas tree business and the impact of rising costs. The episode also touches on current events and legal battles, sprinkled with Cindy's signature wit and irreverence.

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Cindy reflects on her career at the New York Post since 1981 and celebrates the resurgence of WABC under new ownership. Cindy discusses her experiences at a high-profile Christmas party featuring a brief and controversial appearance by Chris Rock. Shifting to current events, she supports ex-Marine Daniel Penny amidst his legal troubles and criticizes DA Alvin Bragg. Cindy shares her observation on the Governor's Mansion and an intimate conversation with Governor Kathy Hochul. Her commentary touches upon the situation in Ukraine, foam at Hollywood fundraisers, and personal anecdotes from celebrity interactions. Cindy delves into the legal woes of Sean Combs and the alleged abuse case against him. She humorously recounts her holiday cooking misadventures before wrapping up with reflections on exorcism practices, Tesla's operational issues, a visit from Bhutan's Prime Minister, and more.

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Listen in as Cindy talks about the Hunter Biden pardon, the Daniel Penny case, and more. 

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Cindy Adams, the renowned New York Post columnist, delivers a vivid monologue touching upon various subjects from Mayor Eric Adams' fashion sense to national political issues, including Hunter Biden. She reminisces about New York City's famous Snowflake tradition and comments on a documentary about the notorious Menendez brothers. Later, she interviews actor Gary Sinise, discussing his career, charity work with veterans, and his advocacy for military families. The episode concludes with a discussion on New York City's real estate market with expert Corey Zelnick, exploring topics like migrant issues, market changes, and the challenges within the industry.

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Cindy Adams shares her humorous take on Thanksgiving, family dynamics during the holiday, and a satirical commentary on current events involving figures like Elon Musk and Puff Daddy. She also engages in an in-depth conversation with historian Ryan Walters about the origins and traditions of Thanksgiving. Following this, Cindy interviews Robert Burke, better known as the Naked Cowboy, discussing his unique career, personal life, and experiences as a street entertainer in New York City.

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Cindy Adams interviews special guest Ryan Walters.

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Cindy interviews Oscar-nominated actor Gary Sinise, discussing his extensive career and his dedicated efforts in supporting veterans. Sinise recounts his recent acting roles, including his last appearance in '13 Reasons Why' in 2019, which was followed by a hiatus to care for his son who was battling cancer. He highlights his work with the Gary Sinise Foundation, which has built 94 homes for wounded veterans since 2010. Sinise shares his personal connection to veterans through his iconic role as Lieutenant Dan in 'Forrest Gump' and explains the foundation's mission to aid wounded veterans, grieving families, and children who have lost parents in military service. He also discusses his experiences visiting veterans' hospitals and the importance of community support for military families. The interview concludes with Sinise briefly touching on his son Mac's posthumous music project, which benefits the foundation.

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