Before they became bad ass podcasters, Lee & Ian were quite the thespians! Award winning actually! Goodstein fans rejoice as Lee & Ian share those memories along with Hemant Tavathia, the man behind the camera, who brought that hit web-series to life. Hemant, an award winning filmmaker himself, shares what it takes to break into a business he says offers plenty of opportunity for those willing to put in the work. Check us out!

She went to celebrate the Knicks and ended up saving a life. Meet Maplewood's own Simone Kelly, a South Orange EMT and 2020 Columbia High School graduate who gives new meaning to the Canyon of Heroes. Her daring rescue in the middle of Manhattan went viral, and now she's sharing her story before, during and after that life-changing moment. The pride of SOMA joins The Lee & Ian Show!

Join the guys as they celebrate one year together, give or take a few months! How the show began, how it grew, from Fulop to Malinowski to Mejia to Collum! From Mike Huckabee's bad breath to Ian's 9/11 experience to Lee getting yelled at for a loud Lieutenant Governor! We laugh, we cry, not a dry eye! Thank you listeners!

You may have seen those "VOTE NO" lawn signs in Millburn but what did they mean? Well, voters were presented with an opportunity to turn their system of voting into something more South Orange and less Maplewood. One town taking SOMA's long time non-partisan/partisan dispute and making it front and center! Millburn's former Mayor Annette Romano, a staunch "VOTE NO" supporter tells us what it all means.

Meet long time MWS official photographer, Danny Goldstein as he shares classic behind the scenes stories! Also on hand, Brian McNamara who says volunteering has changed his life and he says it's still not too late for you to sign up to join the greatest show in New Jersey! The Maplewoodstock countdown is now!

If you love mob related story telling, you're going to absolutely go crazy over the 3 part 6 hour documentary “American Godfathers: The Five Families" now available on Netflix, produced by Marian Raab and based on her father, a legendary NYC investigative reporter who spent a career covering the mafia. Her life growing up on the lower east side of Manhattan, hearing stories about John Gotti and Vincent "The Chin" Gigante to name a few from a man who knew them all too well. Marian also shares with us her recent sit down with Robert De Niro!

Back in 1966, 17-year-old Carol Ann Farino, a pretty, popular Columbia High School student left work in Maplewood village and began her regular walk home. She never made it. 60 Years later her murder remains unsolved! A long walk home: A Young Woman's Murder and her Sister's Lifelong Search for Answers" written by journalist Joe Strupp pours over the clues and some of the suspects, one being a serial killer, trying to shed some answers.

We dive into the Maplewood Township Committee showdown where Martin Ceperley came up short against Mayor Vic De Luca and John Sullivan. We unpack how De Luca and Sullivan’s upbeat, community-first messaging steamrolled a Ceperley campaign that leaned too heavily on the negative. Check us out!

Barry Farber is a dynamic author, inventor, and entrepreneur who notably produced The Jackie Mason Show. Known as a relentless motivational speaker who never takes "no" for an answer, he discusses the secret to his success. There’s also a softer side to Barry too! His children’s book, The Adventures of Little Billy: In Search of the Magic Tree has generated a huge buzz, ahead of an exciting upcoming event at Livingston High School where students there will bring his book to life!

He's back! The Chatham councilman who earned a Bronze Star serving in Iraq never quits when it comes to a challenge. He sees a broken Washington D.C. and a recently elected congressional incumbent who he says won't deliver on the needs of the 11th district. He's asking for your vote!