Shelli Sonstein's Sessions Melody Gargiulo honors her FDNY husband, Andrew, who died of 9/11 cancer

Shelli Sonstein's Sessions Triada Stampas , exec. Dir. Of Fulfill NJ- inflation has caused a bigger need for food banks than the pandemic

Shelli Sonstein's Sessions 9/11 community leaders John Feal & Jay Winuk call on country to unite like we did after 9/11

Q104.3 listener Shane Svorec is the author of “Broken Little Believer”, a book for anyone who has endured hardships, which is pretty much everyone. It’s Shane’s own story and how she survived what no should endure.

After 25 years, 8 months and 6 days with the NYC EMS, John Manning has retired. He loved his work but he is in an uproar over the lack of parity with the FDNY, which runs the EMS. The hot issue right now is EMS’ers suffering from 9/11 illnesses. They are not getting the same benefits as FDNY’ers & NYPD’ers. Some are losing their jobs because of their 9/11 illnesses. Retired FDNY Deputy Chief Richie Alles joins the conversation and has retirement advice for his fellow & sister 1st responders.

Mental health in sports has become a huge issue. Madison Packer is the captain of the Metropolitan Riveters of the National Women’s Hockey League. This team has partnered with Baker Street Behavioral Health to help team members work through issues. Dr. Joe Gallasso is a Sports Performance Psychologist

Shelli Sonstein's Sessions: Amy Nolan is executive director of The American Cancer Society. This Eatontown, NJ resident lost her dad to cancer in 2006. On Saturday, 8/6 , Amy will be inducted into the Pro Football Hall Of Fame in Canton, Ohio along with 4 other NY Giant Superfans. Nolan owes it all to her late dad, as she was inspired by his immense passion for Big Blue.