LMC Cast

LMC Media Executive Director Matt Sullivan sits down with guests Nicole Alifante (Community Organizer as well as Songwriter & Vocalist for "The Wild Life"), Margaret Käufer (President & Chief Visionary Officer for the STEM Alliance), and Eddie Kam (Musician & Frontman for "Summer Fling").Summer Fling is proud to host “Summer Fling for Summer Matters – A Benefit Concert for the Summer Matters Campaign, an initiative for the STEM Alliance” to help raise $1.5 million by December 31, 2026!The Wild Life will be opening for Summer Fling. Two bands with local roots coming together to put on a spectacular night of live music to help raise money for a great cause!The event will be held at the Emelin Theater January 21, 2026. More info at Emelin.orgProceeds from this event will support The STEM Alliance's summer enrichment programs, ensuring all have access to high-quality learning and fun.Like us on Facebook & Instagram: @lmcmediacenterVisit LMC media website: http://lmcmedia.org/

Love is… Community Suppers is a passion project where Risa Crandall brings her love of cooking, baking, and hosting to the community. Each gathering features food made with care and offered for the group to enjoy together, creating space for warmth, connection, and shared humanity. Learn more at www.love-is.comLike us on Facebook & Instagram: @lmcmediacenterVisit LMC media website: http://lmcmedia.org/

In this episode of the LMC Cast, we sit down with Jim Killoran, Executive Director of the Fuller Center for Housing of Greater New York City, to explore his work, insights, and impact on our local community. From his journey and professional experiences to how he’s helping shape our town, Jim shares candid stories and practical advice you’ll want to hear. He also discusses the need for volunteers as well as the upcoming Walk for Homes event in Larchmont on Sunday November 9.

The Fuller Center for Housing of Greater New York Cityhttps://www.fullercenterny.org/

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Host Mike Reynolds sits down with Greg Steinberg to talk all things Steinyfest, an annual, local music festival turned regional gem, featuring top talent, food, family fun, and community vibes! This year's Steinyfest will be held on October 4 at Toyota City, 619 Waverly Ave Mamaroneck. To learn more about this year's lineup and ticket info, visit https://www.steinyfest.com/tickets!Like us on Facebook & Instagram: @lmcmediacenterVisit LMC media website: http://lmcmedia.org/

We sit down with Ted Utz, a seasoned music industry professional and proud Larchmont resident. Ted is launching Vine Street Music, a nonprofit organization dedicated to teaching music production and performance.🎹 What to expect from Vine Street Music:Hands-on learning opportunities for locals interested in music production and performanceA creative space for musicians to grow, collaborate, and share their talentsA new performance venue right here in our communityWhether you’re an aspiring musician, a music lover, or just curious about the local scene, this interview gives you an inside look at how Vine Street Music will inspire and connect our community.Like us on Facebook & Instagram: @lmcmediacenterVisit LMC media website: http://lmcmedia.org/

Dive into the vibrant music culture of Larchmont and Mamaroneck in this documentary short that showcases the people and places keeping live music alive along the Sound Shore. From the next generation of young performers at School of Rock, to the energy of Local 10538’s stage, to crate-digging at Underground Vinyl, the film highlights how music continues to connect and inspire the community. With insights from seasoned producer and Larchmont resident Ted Utz of Vine Street Music, The Sounds of the Shore celebrates the rhythms, voices, and venues that make this corner of Westchester sing. Produced by Mamaroneck High School Graduate,  Rowell Jimenez. 

Volunteering does more than give back—it strengthens the very fabric of a community. In Voices of Volunteerism, Emily Scobie explores how the efforts of local volunteers transform lives in Larchmont and Mamaroneck. From the Larchmont-Mamaroneck Hunger Task Force providing essential food to neighbors, to the Community Resource Center empowering immigrants, this episode highlights the ripple effects of giving: building connections, fostering hope, and creating a stronger, more resilient community. Discover how small acts of service can make a big difference.

August is National Water Quality Month, and there’s no better time to understand why our local beaches sometimes close after it rains, and what’s really flowing into Long Island Sound.

In this episode, LMC Media and Save the Sound take listeners beneath the surface to uncover the causes of pollution, how bacteria levels are tracked, and why stormwater and sewage pose growing challenges to water quality. Hear from locals, environmental scientists, and educators working to monitor water quality, raise awareness, and empower the public to take action, from simple behavior changes to pushing for smarter policy.

If you’ve ever wondered why the beach is closed on a sunny day, or what you can do to help keep it open, this episode is for you.

To support Save the Sound or to learn more visit: www.savethesound.org

In this special episode of LMC Cast: Community Profiles, host Matt Sullivan sits down with Congressman George Latimer to discuss his first months in Washington representing New York's 16th District. Latimer reflects on his journey from Mount Vernon to the U.S. House of Representatives, shares insights on federal funding for local flooding mitigation in Mamaroneck, and talks candidly about bipartisan gridlock, affordable housing, immigration, and the urgent need for reliable local journalism. He also emphasizes the importance of community media like LMC in keeping citizens informed and engaged, especially in an era of media deserts and disinformation. Learn more at: latimer.house.gov

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In this special episode of LMC Cast: Community Profiles, host Matt Sullivan sits down with Congressman George Latimer to discuss his first months in Washington representing New York's 16th District. Latimer reflects on his journey from Mount Vernon to the U.S. House of Representatives, shares insights on federal funding for local flooding mitigation in Mamaroneck, and talks candidly about bipartisan gridlock, affordable housing, immigration, and the urgent need for reliable local journalism.He also emphasizes the importance of community media like LMC in keeping citizens informed and engaged, especially in an era of media deserts and disinformation.Learn more at: latimer.house.govLike us on Facebook & Instagram: @lmcmediacenterVisit LMC media website: http://lmcmedia.org/