MyNY Podcast

Before her evening performance, CLOSE UP SPACE cast member Jessica DiGiovanni sat down with me for a chat. We talk NY actor life & how her grind has led to working alongside all-star David Hyde Pierce. That, some Tebow Time, and a fair amount of sound effects on MyNYpod!

Robert Ray Richardson, a native of the Bronx, joined the Marine Corps after high school. When he returned from his time with the USMC he got mixed up with "the wrong crowd" which eventually lead to him having to flee NY. Fast forward & Robert is an empathetic, driven, & passionate social worker. What happened? Find out here on Episode 21 on The MyNY Podcast.

Merry Christmas MyNYers! For those of you that have ever had to work on a holiday, I'm sure you'll appreciate episode 20. I spent some time with each of my 5 coworkers tonight to break away from our job obligations & share an enjoyable holiday memory. I also spend some time plugging my Follow for Funds campaign benefitting The Double H Ranch. All that & a little bit of nonsense in MyNYpod Ep. 20! Our Christmas Special!

This one is a doozy! In MyNYpod Ep. 19 I rant about the recent outbreak of child abuse in athletics, plug a new fundraising campaign I've started, & pay tribute to one of the most beautiful people I ever met, my grandmother. Oh, and I sit down with fashion industry powerhouse Nitya Chandra for a conversation that hits plenty of marks. All that and your typical nonsense on MyNYpod Ep. 19. Don’t forget, support MyNYpod.com by clicking that purple SUBSCRIBE button up there! It’s completely free & will deliver our latest episode directly to your iTunes account every Monday morning!

Don’t forget, support MyNYpod.com by clicking that purple SUBSCRIBE button up there! It’s completely free & will deliver our latest episode directly to your iTunes account every Monday morning!

Megan Sass is a young, brash, hilarious "Gin-Jew" beginning her comedy career in NYC. In the 18th episode of MyNY, we get dangerously involved in Megan's love life, go thru the oddities of online dating, & discuss the merit of using "offensive" words in the proper context. All that plus rants, listener mail, a blog recap & much more nonsense here on MyNYpod Ep. 18.

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It's a movement that's gained international attention. Occupy Wall Street started on 9/17/2011 as a protest against social injustice, economic inequality, corporate greed, and banking frauds just to name a few of the abuses that have spawned this passionate protest. Mike McGrath & Tom Hagan are residents of Bayside, Queens that have been activists since the start. Today they share some of OWS' complaints & describe the ever-changing scene of Zuccotti Park & the movement at large. But OWS isn't the the only occupation featured on today's episode. Having been inspired by you listeners, I decide to start my own movement, & I need your help. Listen!

From inside a beautiful new mid-town high-rise, our 16th episode features Michigan native, recent graduate, & broadcast media professional Kayla LaFata. We talk about how her acclimation to New York evolved into her NYC blog, bash one of NY's most disappointing eateries, & discuss how she'd prevail in a zombie apocalypse. And for the cherry on top we're joined by her boyfriend, San Fran native Kevin Weatherman who shows us that he too can command the mic.

This week's guest wanted to maintain a certain level of anonymity, so we'll call him Alonzo. Alonzo, a New York Law Enforcement agent, sits down with me to talk women, bodybuilding, law enforcement and more!

Coming out of a wild weekend in Chicago, I share my experience at the National Hemophilia Foundation's annual conference & talk about the success of the event I was flown in to host. I share the story of my surprisingly cool flight to Chicago, oh, and I leave some time at the end for a throwback conversation with tech nerd, friend, and rising star of the hemophilia community, Michael Schultz.

In her own words (or those of her publicist, how do I know!?), Little Annie is "an adventuress, chanteuse/lyricist, ordained minister, high school dropout, juvenile delinquent, self-taught painter, multi-media artist and post modern cabaret queen with a long, illustrious and eclectic recording career who has defied categorization, limitation, restrictions and sometimes the law." Listen to us talk drugs, death, crime, beauty, art, integrity, kidnapping, and much more!