Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder is often associated with military personnel, first responders, and others whose livelihood puts them in dangerous situations. A US Department of Veterans Affairs study shows one in two people experience a traumatic event that could cause PTSD at some point in their life. “You can get bit by a dog. You can be in a car accident or witness a car accident. You can be the victim of a mugging or watch somebody get mugged. You can almost drown or work in an ER. You can be

Political analyst and television and radio host Steve Adubato, Jr. is giving you a chance to get to know who will be in charge of the Garden State following the November election. New Jersey's Next Governor with Steve Adubato airs on WBGO Saturday October 14th at 6am. During the one-hour program, Steve chats individually with Republican candidate Kim Guadagno and Democratic candidate Phil Murphy. Murphy and Guadagno will also square off in their first gubernatorial date this coming Tuesday,

Legendary rock singer, songwriter and guitarist Tom Petty died Monday in Los Angeles. He was 66.

While commercial fishing goes back to the late 17th Century in Cape May, it has been based in Montauk on the very eastern tip of Long Island for nearly that long. Montauk is the largest commercial fishing port in New York State today. WBGO's Jon Kalish recently went out with a commercial fishing vessel to see what the work is like.

George Street Playhouse's new season begins in October with an updated version of the record breaking off-Broadway musical I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change . Two of the stars of the show, Lindsay Nicole Chambers and George Merrick, sat down this week with WBGO News Director Doug Doyle to talk about their multiple roles in the musical. The world of dating has evolved so this newly revisited musical will tackle modern love in all its forms and will mark the first show at GSP's interim venue

Theater critic Michael Bourne reviews the off-Broadway production of A Clockwork Orange.

Hugh Hefner, who created Playboy magazine and turned it into a media and entertainment giant, has died at the age of 91.

The first annual Building a Culture of Health in Newark Conference will take place Thursday, September 28th at the NJIT Campus Center at 150 Bleeker Street in Newark. The director of the Greater Newark Healthcare Coalition, Keri Logosso-Misurell sat down with WBGO News Director Doug Doyle to talk about the day-long conference. The conference will feature a number of breakout sessions that will focus on healthy homes, food and fitness, adverse childhood experiences and other issues related to

8 year old Deion Searles is a third grader at Camden Street School in Newark’s central ward, one of seven schools in the district to receive a share of the 250 brand new instruments donated through the VH1’s Save the Music Foundation. At Camden Street School, students in grades K-4 will now be able to learn to play the violin. “I never ever, ever, ever used a real guitar or a violin or a tuba, nothing like tat. It feels one hundred percent good, and plus I’m really really, really, really, really

The city of Paterson has a rich and well-documented industrial history. On the site that was once the Rogers Locomotive and Machine works plant, is where the Paterson Museum is today. Giacomo Destefano is the museum director. He says revolutions in the silk and firearms industries crossed paths not too far away. “The silk industry in the United States started right here. The first successful spinning of silk onto bobbins took place in the winter and spring of 1839 to 1840 in the old gun mill. It