Ronnie Marmo shares his journey from being an extra in "A Bronx Tale," to General Hospital, to his one man show, "I'm Not a Comedian, I'm Lenny Bruce." Along with over 120 TV and film credits, he has performed his one man show over 485 times. He also runs two very successful theater companies, Theatre 68. www.theatre68.com

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Join us for an inspiring conversation with Norm Rieger as he shares his journey from the corporate world to building a successful handyman and construction business—and ultimately becoming a first-time author.In this episode, Norm opens up about the personal experiences that shaped his life and inspired his book, introducing The New Norm—a powerful approach to personal transformation and growth. Whether you're navigating change, pursuing a new path, or looking for fresh perspective, you'll find valuable insights and encouragement in Norm's story.Learn more about The New Norm at www.livethenewnorm.com.

Lyn Morton shares his journey from falling in love with photography at an early age, undoubtedly influenced by his loving father, to becoming a photographer in the military to starting his own photography studio in northern NJ and working with clients across the country. www.lynmortonphoto.comPlease subscribe to our channel. Every subscriber helps.

For many years I thought about franchising something and had no idea how to do it and never pursued it because I thought it was too costly. Rich Finley, owner of RRFF Consulting, gives free consulting to anyone who is interested in learning more about it. What a great concept!!

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As the Chief Business Officer for the 2026 Ny/NJ FIFA World Cup Host Committee, Fred Mangione shares his background in the business of sports and what preparations are being made for the upcoming World Cup in NY/NJ. Please subscribe and be part of the Towncast!

While the US Chamber of Commerce manages businesses across country, almost every town has their own Chamber that supports the local businesses and residents in their community. In this episode, Angela Mattina and Anna Marie Sasso, discuss the role the Chamber plays in the small town of Hawthorne, New Jersey.Please subscribe, it's free and it's fun! :-)

Rebecca Greene has been reporting for decades and now she is the publisher and editor in chief of several local online newspapers, TAPinto Hawthorne, Glen Rock and Fair Lawn, Ridgewood and other TAPintos in the Bergen and Passaic counties in New Jersey. She shares her passion for reporting the news, some of her favorite stories and some tragic. Find your local online newspaper at www.tapinto.net .

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Museum director, Giacomo DeStefano, takes us on a detailed tour of the Paterson Museum, highlighting the city's history of silk manufacturing, the several factories making train locomotives, the Paterson factory producing the Sam Colt rifles and pistols and, of course, the birthplace of Lou Costello. Make sure you check them out, www.patersonmuseum.com.Please show your support and subscribe.

Museum director, Giacomo DeStefano, takes us on a detailed tour of the Paterson Museum, highlighting the city's history of silk manufacturing, the several factories making train locomotives, the Paterson factory producing the Sam Colt rifles and pistols and, of course, the birthplace of Lou Costello. Make sure you check them out, www.patersonmuseum.com.Please show your support and subscribe.

For the 24th time, the Garden State Film Festival kicked off their weekend with Filmmakers Night. We had the chance to interview a few of the filmmakers, actors, screenwriters and friends who all came to support one another. Make sure you visit www.gsff.org for more information on the festival.

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