Long time, Hofstra Radio friends!  I have been working on a project about my role in covering 9/11 from the Shadow Traffic Helicopter.  It's a small part of a much larger story about 9/11, but I wanted to talk about it in honor of the 25th anniversary of the terror attacks, talking with my friends Tom Kaminski (reporter) and Arthur Anderson (pilot).

The project was produced by Sue Zizza, who gave a lot of great advice and pushed me in the right direction.  The programs are hosted by Andrew Schmertz, who gave me my start at WRHU back in 1991.  So, this is a Hofstra project in many ways.  This is a preview of the free, educational documentary that will air on WRHU, WMSC and many other radio stations.  It is also available at AOTpod.org

Thank you for listening, and take care.

Hey, friends.  The deadline to nominate someone for the Hofstra Radio Hall of Fame is coming up at the end of March.  We want to hear your nominations, but also, we want you to update your membership in the Hofstra Radio Alumni Association.  https://ebill.hofstra.edu/C20848_ustores/web/store_cat.jsp?STOREID=16&CATID=185&SINGLESTORE=true

The five year anniversary of this series is coming up and I am hoping to record lots of new interviews this Summer.  We have just surpassed 18,000 downloads and have more than 250 shows produced.  But I feel like we are just getting started.  Thank you for your support.  Thank you for listening.  Let's record some more interviews soon!  Every story is important.

Recent graduate Jake April is back to talk about his upperclassman years at Hofstra Radio in the early 2020s.  Jake has an incredible story and has so many good stories about the people he worked with and how those relationships continue to inspire him.  Thank you for listening.

Aasha Lewis Redway came to Hofstra as a graduate student in the late 2010s and, on a whim, decided to check out the radio station.  Aasha instantly became part of the station and a producer on the Hip-Hop Basement.  It's a really interesting journey.  Thank you for listening.

There is a long history of couples getting together at Hofstra Radio and that continues with Nick Faria and Brittany McGowan-Faria who were at the station in the late 2010s.  Nick and Brittany had different reasons for joining the station but became close friends and then a couple.  This is a fun and loving conversation.  Please take the time to check out to the whole thing.  Thank you for listening.

Evan Wilner was a sports and news guy at Hofstra Radio in the mid 2000s.  Evan came to Hofstra specifically to be part of the sports department. Evan had a personal connection to the Ingles family and Kevin and Ed instantly made him part of the community.  Evan has a lot of great stories.  Thank you for listening.

Edward Mabeza began his time at Hofstra Radio in the late 2010s and was involved in many different departments.  Starting with music shows like Off The Charts, then the Morning Wake Up Call, sports and the Hip-Hop Basement were just some of the many things Edward did during his time at the station. It's a fun conversation. Thank you for listening.

Hello, Hofstra Radio community!  It's been awhile.  New episodes coming out on Thursday, April 10th and the following 3 weeks after that.  If you would like to record an interview, let me know!  Thank you for listening.

Jen Murphy Packer is your host, as she interviews me about my upperclassman years at Hofstra Radio in the 1990s.  Jen and I cover a LOT of material about my days as Airwave Producer, Program Director and Station Manager.  I had a lot of fun (and left out so many stories).  Thank you for listening.