Sonstein Sessions

6 months ago Lillian Bonsignore became the first woman EVER to be appointed NYC Chief of EMS. She is also the first 4 star Chief in the FDNY who is a proud member of the LGBTQ community. Chief Bonsignore makes a return visit to discuss the growing problem of EMS workers coming under attack on the job. Physical abuse. Yes- abusing the people whose very job is to save our lives!‬

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6 months ago Lillian Bonsignore became the first woman EVER to be appointed NYC Chief of EMS. She is also the first 4 star Chief in the FDNY who is a proud member of the LGBTQ community. Chief Bonsignore makes a return visit to discuss the growing problem of EMS workers coming under attack on the job. Physical abuse. Yes- abusing the people whose very job is to save our lives!‬

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New York's Classic Rock

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New York's Classic Rock

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NYPD bomb squad Det. Lou Alvarez was THE face we’ll never forget at the Senate hearings to make aid for ailing 9/11 first responders permanent this year. Alvarez lobbied and gave interviews until he was no longer lucid, helping others suffering now and those who will fall ill in the future. He would pass away from his 9/11 related cancer just days after the hearings. Lou’s older brother, ex-Suffolk County police officer Phil joins me as we honor this hero and Marine.
On Veterans Day (Monday 11/11) Netflix will debut the doc “To Be of Service.” It features stories of service dogs making a huge impact on the lives of veterans with PTSD. One of those vets is ex-Army Ranger and Q104.3 listener Greg Kolodziejczyk. We lose 22 vets a DAY to suicide! These dogs save lives. It’s upsetting the VA doesn’t provide- vets have to pay $30,000 out of pocket for what seems to be the very BEST treatment for PTSD. Greg joins me‬ with “To Be of Service” director Josh Aronson.

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NYPD bomb squad Det. Lou Alvarez was THE face we’ll never forget at the Senate hearings to make aid for ailing 9/11 first responders permanent this year. Alvarez lobbied and gave interviews until he was no longer lucid, helping others suffering now and those who will fall ill in the future. He would pass away from his 9/11 related cancer just days after the hearings. Lou’s older brother, ex-Suffolk County police officer Phil joins me as we honor this hero and Marine.
On Veterans Day (Monday 11/11) Netflix will debut the doc “To Be of Service.” It features stories of service dogs making a huge impact on the lives of veterans with PTSD. One of those vets is ex-Army Ranger and Q104.3 listener Greg Kolodziejczyk. We lose 22 vets a DAY to suicide! These dogs save lives. It’s upsetting the VA doesn’t provide- vets have to pay $30,000 out of pocket for what seems to be the very BEST treatment for PTSD. Greg joins me‬ with “To Be of Service” director Josh Aronson.

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I’m really honored that iHeartRadio asked me to host the half hour special “A Look Into Diabetes: Genetics & Prevention” airing on Q104.3 and on iHeartRadio stations all over the country. I speak with Stephen Ranjan, the VP, Franchise Lead, Pre-Diabetes & Non-Insulin Therapy Solutions for Roche Diabetes Care as well as Shirley Wu, the director of Health Product for 23andMe and Tracey D. Brown, the CEO for the American Diabetes Association.

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I’m really honored that iHeartRadio asked me to host the half hour special “A Look Into Diabetes: Genetics & Prevention” airing on Q104.3 and on iHeartRadio stations all over the country. I speak with Stephen Ranjan, the VP, Franchise Lead, Pre-Diabetes & Non-Insulin Therapy Solutions for Roche Diabetes Care as well as Shirley Wu, the director of Health Product for 23andMe and Tracey D. Brown, the CEO for the American Diabetes Association.

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Tamika Johnson was a student at Boro of Manhattan Community College (BMCC) on 9/11. A month later, classes resumed. At 31, Tamika was diagnosed with stage 2 colon cancer. She didn’t connect the dots to 9/11 ‘til recently. There are so many like Tamika, along with 9/11 community attorney Michael Barasch joins me.

21 year old Alex Wolff joins me. He wrote, directed and stars in the semi-autobiographical “The Cat and the Moon,” which is open at The Roxy and The Village Easy- also on demand. Oh- and he co-wrote the music with his dad, Michael, who was the music director for “The Arsenio Hall Show”. If you saw “Hereditary” last year with Toni Collette, he played her son.

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Tamika Johnson was a student at Boro of Manhattan Community College (BMCC) on 9/11. A month later, classes resumed. At 31, Tamika was diagnosed with stage 2 colon cancer. She didn’t connect the dots to 9/11 ‘til recently. There are so many like Tamika, along with 9/11 community attorney Michael Barasch joins me.

21 year old Alex Wolff joins me. He wrote, directed and stars in the semi-autobiographical “The Cat and the Moon,” which is open at The Roxy and The Village Easy- also on demand. Oh- and he co-wrote the music with his dad, Michael, who was the music director for “The Arsenio Hall Show”. If you saw “Hereditary” last year with Toni Collette, he played her son.

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