<![CDATA[Long Island In Conversation]]>f519abce-d5be-5b02-9783-e58b2535634dThu, 22 Jan 2026 22:34:14 +0000Captivate.fmWLIW-FMhttps://artwork.captivate.fm/f14d0e32-4586-41b3-80c0-c3cfc30a029b/V6rOXgFOr57T31SA97kShLc6.jpgLong Island In ConversationWLIW-FMWLIW-FMLong Island In Conversation is a half-hour public radio program featuring dynamic conversations with voices from the East End, Suffolk County, and beyond. https://wliw-fm-in-conversation.captivate.fmfalseepisodicnopodcastOn this weekend's show, Southampton Town Police Chief emphasises transparency amid rising use of video technology in law enforcement - Behind The HeadlinesOn this weekend's show, Southampton Town Police Chief emphasises transparency amid rising use of video technology in law enforcement - Behind The HeadlinesWith the growing prevalence of cameras in public spaces and what some refer to as a "surveillance state," many citizens are concerned with the widespread use of license plate readers and related video technologies in police departments. James Kiernan is Chief of Police for the Town of Southampton police department. He joins the panel to discuss the practical and local applications of video surveillance and how he views law enforcement's moral precedent to use technology available to them for the sake of public safety. The topic was prompted by a recent article from the East End Beacon about the seemingly sudden rise in solar-powered traffic cameras across the East End.

Live on WLIW-FM Saturday at 10am, and on demand right here where you get podcasts.

]]>With the growing prevalence of cameras in public spaces and what some refer to as a "surveillance state," many citizens are concerned with the widespread use of license plate readers and related video technologies in police departments. James Kiernan is Chief of Police for the Town of Southampton police department. He joins the panel to discuss the practical and local applications of video surveillance and how he views law enforcement's moral precedent to use technology available to them for the sake of public safety. The topic was prompted by a recent article from the East End Beacon about the seemingly sudden rise in solar-powered traffic cameras across the East End.

Live on WLIW-FM Saturday at 10am, and on demand right here where you get podcasts.

]]>878b87c7-6ad9-4ee3-a3f9-92fc6c8c3d8eThu, 22 Jan 2026 10:00:00 -050001:00falsetrailerOn tomorrow's Behind The Headlines: Why did Gov. Hochul deny Montaukett state recognition? - Behind The HeadlinesOn tomorrow's Behind The Headlines: Why did Gov. Hochul deny Montaukett state recognition? - Behind The HeadlinesThe Montaukett have been denied state recognition as a formal nation 7 times. In her recent veto memo, Gov. Hochul cites a case from 1910 in which the Montaukett were denied recognition as a formal nation. What is the reasoning behind her decision? Plus, what will the local impact be following the murder of Renee Nicole Good? The panel discusses these pressing issues plus horseshoe crab protection, Riverhead's news Town Supervisor, and a positive story about Peconic Community School.

Live on WLIW-FM Saturday at 10am, and on demand right here where you get podcasts.

]]>The Montaukett have been denied state recognition as a formal nation 7 times. In her recent veto memo, Gov. Hochul cites a case from 1910 in which the Montaukett were denied recognition as a formal nation. What is the reasoning behind her decision? Plus, what will the local impact be following the murder of Renee Nicole Good? The panel discusses these pressing issues plus horseshoe crab protection, Riverhead's news Town Supervisor, and a positive story about Peconic Community School.

Live on WLIW-FM Saturday at 10am, and on demand right here where you get podcasts.

]]>1b28047d-afc0-432b-b211-6243320107acFri, 09 Jan 2026 10:00:00 -050001:00falsetrailerHoward Marks on 25 years of "The Memo" and moreHoward Marks on 25 years of "The Memo" and moreIn this conversation, Howard Marks, co-chairman of Oaktree Capital Management, discusses the current state of the U.S. economy and the implications for Long Island businesses. He shares insights on distressed debt, market bubbles, and the importance of philanthropy in the East End community. He also explains the difference between the current state of cautious optimism versus the big bubbles seen in the late 60's and late 90's.

Read "The Memo" here.

]]>In this conversation, Howard Marks, co-chairman of Oaktree Capital Management, discusses the current state of the U.S. economy and the implications for Long Island businesses. He shares insights on distressed debt, market bubbles, and the importance of philanthropy in the East End community. He also explains the difference between the current state of cautious optimism versus the big bubbles seen in the late 60's and late 90's.

Read "The Memo" here.

]]>2ab52527-a4f9-4ae4-a644-9038f15a337fThu, 27 Feb 2025 18:00:00 -050021:55falsefull2828Congresswoman Laura Gillen on working for Long IslandersCongresswoman Laura Gillen on working for Long IslandersDemocratic Congresswoman Laura Gillen joined Diane Masciale to talk about serving her first term in Congress and representing Long Island's 4th Congressional District. Prior to her role in Congress, Gillen worked as a lawyer and in Nassau County politics.

WLIW-FM has also invited the other congressional leaders of Nassau and Suffolk County to join us for conversations and we hope to bring these to our listeners soon.

This interview was recorded February 7, 2025, and has been edited lightly for clarity.

]]>Democratic Congresswoman Laura Gillen joined Diane Masciale to talk about serving her first term in Congress and representing Long Island's 4th Congressional District. Prior to her role in Congress, Gillen worked as a lawyer and in Nassau County politics.

WLIW-FM has also invited the other congressional leaders of Nassau and Suffolk County to join us for conversations and we hope to bring these to our listeners soon.

This interview was recorded February 7, 2025, and has been edited lightly for clarity.

]]>c80d957e-344d-4c91-b92c-30637e86493aThu, 13 Feb 2025 18:00:00 -050021:17falsefull2727Congresswoman Laura Gillen joins Diane Masciale this Thursday at 7pmCongresswoman Laura Gillen joins Diane Masciale this Thursday at 7pmJoin us for a conversation about Gillen's new position representing Long Island's 4th Congressional District and her focus on Long Island. The episode comes out Thursday, February 13th at 7pm. Tune in and listen live or listen on your schedule by following WLIW-FM on your favorite podcast platform.        

How to listen:

  • The WLIW-FM app (download for iOS | download from Google Play)
  • Live-streaming at wliw.org/radio/
  • Live-streaming on the NPR App, TuneIn, and other radio streaming apps
  • Live-streaming on smart speakers by asking for WLIW-FM
  • 88.3 FM in Eastern Long Island and Southern Connecticut
  • 88.7 FM on the East End
  • 96.9 FM in Central and Western Suffolk County

]]>Join us for a conversation about Gillen's new position representing Long Island's 4th Congressional District and her focus on Long Island. The episode comes out Thursday, February 13th at 7pm. Tune in and listen live or listen on your schedule by following WLIW-FM on your favorite podcast platform.        

How to listen:

  • The WLIW-FM app (download for iOS | download from Google Play)
  • Live-streaming at wliw.org/radio/
  • Live-streaming on the NPR App, TuneIn, and other radio streaming apps
  • Live-streaming on smart speakers by asking for WLIW-FM
  • 88.3 FM in Eastern Long Island and Southern Connecticut
  • 88.7 FM on the East End
  • 96.9 FM in Central and Western Suffolk County

]]>3aca47c8-9f48-4be8-905f-84b3bf08b3d9Mon, 10 Feb 2025 00:00:00 -050000:30falsetrailer2727"Paint Me A Road Out Of Here" Filmmakers Catherine Gund and Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter"Paint Me A Road Out Of Here" Filmmakers Catherine Gund and Mary Enoch Elizabeth BaxterDocumentary Filmmaker Catherine Gund and Executive Producer and Artist Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter recently joined WLIW-FM General Manager Diane Masciale to talk about their new film, "Paint Me A Road Out of Here." The film features artists Faith Ringgold and Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter to uncover the whitewashed history of Ringgold's master, "For the Women's House," following its 50-year journey from Rikers Island to the Brooklyn Museum in a poignant, funny, and true parable of a world without mass incarceration.

They reflect on Faith Ringgold's legacy, the impact of art on those impacted by carceral systems, and more. Watch the video podcast here.

Learn more about this important work at paintmearoadfilm.com.

]]>Documentary Filmmaker Catherine Gund and Executive Producer and Artist Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter recently joined WLIW-FM General Manager Diane Masciale to talk about their new film, "Paint Me A Road Out of Here." The film features artists Faith Ringgold and Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter to uncover the whitewashed history of Ringgold's master, "For the Women's House," following its 50-year journey from Rikers Island to the Brooklyn Museum in a poignant, funny, and true parable of a world without mass incarceration.

They reflect on Faith Ringgold's legacy, the impact of art on those impacted by carceral systems, and more. Watch the video podcast here.

Learn more about this important work at paintmearoadfilm.com.

]]>e306b054-9ef3-4a1f-811c-5cde68c7775bThu, 06 Feb 2025 19:00:00 -050028:16falsefull2626Road To Nowhere Clothing: Sasha Rudes and Justin Feinberg Call Montauk HomeRoad To Nowhere Clothing: Sasha Rudes and Justin Feinberg Call Montuak HomeSasha Rudes and Justin Feinberg both grew up close to ocean beaches, with yearly family trips to Fire Island and Cape Cod giving them a deep-seated affinity for coastal living. It’s no surprise that they immediately felt at home the first time they came to Montauk. Now they officially call “The End” home, and their boutique and clothing brand Road To Nowhere is a dynamic testament to their love of the East End. The shop focuses on eco-friendly, sustainable clothing with elevated design details that are meant to be worn every day.

Sasha and Justin recently stopped by the studio in Southampton to talk about their journey, what inspires their designs, and much more.

Find out more about Road To Nowhere on their website, or connect with them on Instagram at @RoadToNowhere_Clothing.

]]>Sasha Rudes and Justin Feinberg both grew up close to ocean beaches, with yearly family trips to Fire Island and Cape Cod giving them a deep-seated affinity for coastal living. It’s no surprise that they immediately felt at home the first time they came to Montauk. Now they officially call “The End” home, and their boutique and clothing brand Road To Nowhere is a dynamic testament to their love of the East End. The shop focuses on eco-friendly, sustainable clothing with elevated design details that are meant to be worn every day.

Sasha and Justin recently stopped by the studio in Southampton to talk about their journey, what inspires their designs, and much more.

Find out more about Road To Nowhere on their website, or connect with them on Instagram at @RoadToNowhere_Clothing.

]]>22763921-44a1-40a1-b2f1-e2b97126c031Tue, 17 Dec 2024 18:00:00 -050028:46falsefull2525How Women Made Music: Alison Fensterstock and Ann Powers join Gianna VolpeHow Women Made Music: Alison Fensterstock and Ann Powers join Gianna VolpeAs part of Public Radio Music Day, Alison Fensterstock and Ann Powers speak with Gianna Volpe about their new book "How Women Made Music: A Revolutionary History from NPR Music".

Drawn from NPR Music’s acclaimed, groundbreaking series Turning the Tables, the definitive book on the vital role of Women in Music—from Beyoncé to Odetta, Taylor Swift to Joan Baez, Joan Jett to Dolly Parton—featuring archival interviews, essays, photographs, and illustrations.

They talk about the special moments they experienced while putting the book together, how important it is to tell these stories, and more.

Learn more about the book here.

]]>As part of Public Radio Music Day, Alison Fensterstock and Ann Powers speak with Gianna Volpe about their new book "How Women Made Music: A Revolutionary History from NPR Music".

Drawn from NPR Music’s acclaimed, groundbreaking series Turning the Tables, the definitive book on the vital role of Women in Music—from Beyoncé to Odetta, Taylor Swift to Joan Baez, Joan Jett to Dolly Parton—featuring archival interviews, essays, photographs, and illustrations.

They talk about the special moments they experienced while putting the book together, how important it is to tell these stories, and more.

Learn more about the book here.

]]>2a75fcb1-1a44-4da4-a1fb-5d2bfedce883Mon, 21 Oct 2024 11:00:00 -050010:12falsefull2424Solving Food Insecurity on Long Island: Dr. Jessica Rosati, Linda Sweeney, Rob Galinski, and Stephanie McEvilySolving Food Insecurity on Long Island: Dr. Jessica Rosati, Linda Sweeney, Rob Galinski, and Stephanie McEvilyThere are a number of organizations working together to address the problem of hunger and food insecurity on Long Island. First, hear from Stony Brook Eastern Long Island Hospital’s Linda Sweeney and Rob Galinski join Stephanie McEvily of Food Rescue US – North Fork. They discuss a collaboration between the hospital and food rescue organization to reduce food waste with local volunteers directing food donations to local pantries and groups like CAST.

Then, Dr. Jessica Rosati, Vice President of Long Island Cares speaks with Gianna Volpe on WLIW-FM to talk about the grand opening of their newest pantry on Hunger Action Day and some of the unique services LIC provides to veterans and their families.

]]>There are a number of organizations working together to address the problem of hunger and food insecurity on Long Island. First, hear from Stony Brook Eastern Long Island Hospital’s Linda Sweeney and Rob Galinski join Stephanie McEvily of Food Rescue US – North Fork. They discuss a collaboration between the hospital and food rescue organization to reduce food waste with local volunteers directing food donations to local pantries and groups like CAST.

Then, Dr. Jessica Rosati, Vice President of Long Island Cares speaks with Gianna Volpe on WLIW-FM to talk about the grand opening of their newest pantry on Hunger Action Day and some of the unique services LIC provides to veterans and their families.

]]>ae26a8a8-2c2a-47e3-8428-fee84600b406Tue, 24 Sep 2024 18:00:00 -050025:18falsefull2525LI African-American Chamber of Commerce President Phil Andrews with General Manager Diane MascialeLI African-American Chamber of Commerce President Phil Andrews with General Manager Diane MascialePhil Andrews is President of the Long Island African-American Chamber of Commerce and two-term past President of the 100 Black Men of Eastern New York. He is also a board member of the Long Island Association, the Interfaith Nutrition Network, and The WNET Group’s Community Advisory Board, and sits on the President’s Council of Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Long Island. He recently sat down with WLIW-FM General Manager Diane Masciale to discuss the many hats he wears and the various advocacy efforts he is part of.

]]>Phil Andrews is President of the Long Island African-American Chamber of Commerce and two-term past President of the 100 Black Men of Eastern New York. He is also a board member of the Long Island Association, the Interfaith Nutrition Network, and The WNET Group’s Community Advisory Board, and sits on the President’s Council of Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Long Island. He recently sat down with WLIW-FM General Manager Diane Masciale to discuss the many hats he wears and the various advocacy efforts he is part of.

]]>ff91bec4-4891-4b6f-8194-534d606023b0Wed, 19 Jun 2024 18:00:00 -050024:06falsefull2323OLA Special Series: Girls Find Their Power - Part 2OLA Special Series: Girls Find Their Power - Part 2As part of International Women’s Day, OLA of Eastern Long Island and WLIW-FM present a two-part series of In Conversation. OLA Exeuctive Director Minerva Perez spoke with three remarkable young women to explore what personal power means to them. Camila, a ten-year-old, Alison, who is 14, and Bella, 16, shared their perspectives and experiences with power before participating in OLA’s Find Your Power/Build Your Power martial arts workshops. The unique classes were developed in collaboration with Sensei Michelle Del Giorno at Epic Martial Arts in Sag Harbor. This follow-up conversation explores how the girls learned to merge their interpersonal power with their new-found physical power.

]]>As part of International Women’s Day, OLA of Eastern Long Island and WLIW-FM present a two-part series of In Conversation. OLA Exeuctive Director Minerva Perez spoke with three remarkable young women to explore what personal power means to them. Camila, a ten-year-old, Alison, who is 14, and Bella, 16, shared their perspectives and experiences with power before participating in OLA’s Find Your Power/Build Your Power martial arts workshops. The unique classes were developed in collaboration with Sensei Michelle Del Giorno at Epic Martial Arts in Sag Harbor. This follow-up conversation explores how the girls learned to merge their interpersonal power with their new-found physical power.

]]>e53e1d9f-f22f-4019-9682-fb4d0b9d326dFri, 08 Mar 2024 18:00:00 -050022:12falsefull2222OLA Special Series: Girls Find Their Power - Part 1OLA Special Series: Girls Find Their Power - Part 1As part of International Women’s Day, OLA of Eastern Long Island and WLIW-FM present a two-part series of In Conversation. OLA Exeuctive Director Minerva Perez spoke with three remarkable young women to explore what personal power means to them. Camila, a ten-year-old, Alison, who is 14, and Bella, 16, shared their perspectives and experiences with power before participating in OLA’s Find Your Power/Build Your Power martial arts workshops. The unique classes were developed in collaboration with Sensei Michelle Del Giorno at Epic Martial Arts in Sag Harbor. This first conversation offers surprising insight into how much power these girls already possessed before taking part in the workshops. Part 2 follows up with them after the series to discover how they learned to merge their interpersonal power with their new-found physical power.

]]>As part of International Women’s Day, OLA of Eastern Long Island and WLIW-FM present a two-part series of In Conversation. OLA Exeuctive Director Minerva Perez spoke with three remarkable young women to explore what personal power means to them. Camila, a ten-year-old, Alison, who is 14, and Bella, 16, shared their perspectives and experiences with power before participating in OLA’s Find Your Power/Build Your Power martial arts workshops. The unique classes were developed in collaboration with Sensei Michelle Del Giorno at Epic Martial Arts in Sag Harbor. This first conversation offers surprising insight into how much power these girls already possessed before taking part in the workshops. Part 2 follows up with them after the series to discover how they learned to merge their interpersonal power with their new-found physical power.

]]>5340f7a0-2561-4100-be8e-6186b1304fb3Thu, 07 Mar 2024 18:00:00 -050021:25falsefull2121OLA Special Series: Part 3OLA Special Series: Part 3OLA of Eastern Long Island and WLIW-FM present a special three-part series of In Conversation to raise awareness about addiction and mental health in teens and young adults. OLA Executive Director Minerva Perez spoke with East End teens, parents, and a local mental health care provider to explore the topic from a range of perspectives and help families find prevention and treatment resources right here in our community.

Part 3 concludes with East Hampton psychotherapist Bryony Freij. She shares insights and guidance on dealing with mental health, addiction, and Covid isolation.

Resources:

If you or someone you know is experiencing emotional crisis, dial 988 to reach the New York State Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.

If you or someone you know needs addiction or substance support, call the New York State Hope line at 877-8-HOPE-NY or text HOPENY (467369).

More resources are available from the New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports at oasas.ny.gov.

For youth ages 12 to 24 on the East End of Long Island, OLA’s helpline can texted in Spanish or English seven days a week from 9am to 11pm for substance abuse and mental health support by calling or texting 631-810-9010.  

A Spanish-language transcription of this show is available by clicking here.

Una transcripción de este programa al español está disponible haciendo clic aquí.

Funding for this program is provided by the New York State Education Department, WLIW-FM, and OLA.

]]>OLA of Eastern Long Island and WLIW-FM present a special three-part series of In Conversation to raise awareness about addiction and mental health in teens and young adults. OLA Executive Director Minerva Perez spoke with East End teens, parents, and a local mental health care provider to explore the topic from a range of perspectives and help families find prevention and treatment resources right here in our community.

Part 3 concludes with East Hampton psychotherapist Bryony Freij. She shares insights and guidance on dealing with mental health, addiction, and Covid isolation.

Resources:

If you or someone you know is experiencing emotional crisis, dial 988 to reach the New York State Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.

If you or someone you know needs addiction or substance support, call the New York State Hope line at 877-8-HOPE-NY or text HOPENY (467369).

More resources are available from the New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports at oasas.ny.gov.

For youth ages 12 to 24 on the East End of Long Island, OLA’s helpline can texted in Spanish or English seven days a week from 9am to 11pm for substance abuse and mental health support by calling or texting 631-810-9010.  

A Spanish-language transcription of this show is available by clicking here.

Una transcripción de este programa al español está disponible haciendo clic aquí.

Funding for this program is provided by the New York State Education Department, WLIW-FM, and OLA.

]]>4420abd0-951f-4e40-bcdc-17ce8ce4670eFri, 15 Dec 2023 18:00:00 -050026:24falsefull2020OLA Special Series: Part 2OLA Special Series: Part 2OLA of Eastern Long Island and WLIW-FM present a special three-part series of In Conversation to raise awareness about addiction and mental health in teens and young adults. OLA Executive Director Minerva Perez spoke with East End teens, parents, and a local mental health care provider to explore the topic from a range of perspectives and help families find prevention and treatment resources right here in our community.

Part 2 continues with East End parents Elena Krotman and Triste. In separate conversations, they open up about their experiences raising teenagers, and how they strive to help their adolescent children become adults with healthy coping skills.

Resources:

If you or someone you know is experiencing emotional crisis, dial 988 to reach the New York State Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.

If you or someone you know needs addiction or substance support, call the New York State Hope line at 877-8-HOPE-NY or text HOPENY (467369).

More resources are available from the New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports at oasas.ny.gov.

For youth ages 12 to 24 on the East End of Long Island, OLA’s helpline can texted in Spanish or English seven days a week from 9am to 11pm for substance abuse and mental health support by calling or texting 631-810-9010.  

A Spanish-language transcription of this show is available by clicking here.

Una transcripción de este programa al español está disponible haciendo clic aquí.

Funding for this program is provided by the New York State Education Department, WLIW-FM, and OLA.

]]>OLA of Eastern Long Island and WLIW-FM present a special three-part series of In Conversation to raise awareness about addiction and mental health in teens and young adults. OLA Executive Director Minerva Perez spoke with East End teens, parents, and a local mental health care provider to explore the topic from a range of perspectives and help families find prevention and treatment resources right here in our community.

Part 2 continues with East End parents Elena Krotman and Triste. In separate conversations, they open up about their experiences raising teenagers, and how they strive to help their adolescent children become adults with healthy coping skills.

Resources:

If you or someone you know is experiencing emotional crisis, dial 988 to reach the New York State Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.

If you or someone you know needs addiction or substance support, call the New York State Hope line at 877-8-HOPE-NY or text HOPENY (467369).

More resources are available from the New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports at oasas.ny.gov.

For youth ages 12 to 24 on the East End of Long Island, OLA’s helpline can texted in Spanish or English seven days a week from 9am to 11pm for substance abuse and mental health support by calling or texting 631-810-9010.  

A Spanish-language transcription of this show is available by clicking here.

Una transcripción de este programa al español está disponible haciendo clic aquí.

Funding for this program is provided by the New York State Education Department, WLIW-FM, and OLA.

]]>067502bd-0ef2-4a98-a021-91fe35b4653cThu, 14 Dec 2023 18:00:00 -050034:45falsefull1919OLA Special Series: Part 1OLA Special Series: Part 1OLA of Eastern Long Island and WLIW-FM present a special three-part series of In Conversation to raise awareness about addiction and mental health in teens and young adults. OLA Executive Director Minerva Perez spoke with East End teens, parents, and a local mental health care provider to explore the topic from a range of perspectives and help families find prevention and treatment resources right here in our community.

Part 1 starts the series with East Hampton High School students Delani Beavers and Karen Huachisaca sharing their unique and important perspectives.

Resources:

If you or someone you know is experiencing emotional crisis, dial 988 to reach the New York State Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.

If you or someone you know needs addiction or substance support, call the New York State Hope line at 877-8-HOPE-NY or text HOPENY (467369).

More resources are available from the New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports at oasas.ny.gov.

For youth ages 12 to 24 on the East End of Long Island, OLA’s helpline can texted in Spanish or English seven days a week from 9am to 11pm for substance abuse and mental health support by calling or texting 631-810-9010.  

A Spanish-language transcription of this show is available by clicking here.

Una transcripción de este programa al español está disponible haciendo clic aquí.

Funding for this program is provided by the New York State Education Department, WLIW-FM, and OLA.

]]>OLA of Eastern Long Island and WLIW-FM present a special three-part series of In Conversation to raise awareness about addiction and mental health in teens and young adults. OLA Executive Director Minerva Perez spoke with East End teens, parents, and a local mental health care provider to explore the topic from a range of perspectives and help families find prevention and treatment resources right here in our community.

Part 1 starts the series with East Hampton High School students Delani Beavers and Karen Huachisaca sharing their unique and important perspectives.

Resources:

If you or someone you know is experiencing emotional crisis, dial 988 to reach the New York State Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.

If you or someone you know needs addiction or substance support, call the New York State Hope line at 877-8-HOPE-NY or text HOPENY (467369).

More resources are available from the New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports at oasas.ny.gov.

For youth ages 12 to 24 on the East End of Long Island, OLA’s helpline can texted in Spanish or English seven days a week from 9am to 11pm for substance abuse and mental health support by calling or texting 631-810-9010.  

A Spanish-language transcription of this show is available by clicking here.

Una transcripción de este programa al español está disponible haciendo clic aquí.

Funding for this program is provided by the New York State Education Department, WLIW-FM, and OLA.

]]>cbd60e88-9ca2-4bc5-bd2d-25b34de0514bWed, 13 Dec 2023 18:00:00 -050023:38falsefull1818Shinnecock Leaders Shavonne Smith and Jeremy Dennis with Journalist Frank SesnoShinnecock Leaders Shavonne Smith and Jeremy Dennis with Journalist Frank SesnoThe American Buffalo, a new two-part four-hour series by Ken Burns, takes viewers on a journey through more than 10,000 years of North American history and across some of the continent’s most iconic landscapes, tracing the animal’s evolution, significance to the great plains, near demise, and relationship to the Indigenous people of North America. The American Buffalo premieres on WLIW21 on October 25th.

We want to use the occasion of Ken Burns’ film to turn to the Shinnecock Nation here on Long Island, to engage in a conversation around this Indigenous community’s culture, knowledge, and traditions concerning conservation and the natural world, environmental health, and the community. This rich history, built on centuries of Indigenous knowledge, reveals timeless lessons and important guideposts as we consider today’s challenges and opportunities. Frank Sesno welcomes Shavonne Smith, Environmental Director for the Shinnecock Nation, and Jeremy Dennis, photographer and founder of Ma’s House, to discuss these pressing topics.

Major funding for The American Buffalo and this program was provided by The Better Angels Society and its members; The Margaret A. Cargill Foundation Fund at The St Paul & Minnesota Foundation; Diane and Hal Brierley; The Keith Campbell Foundation for the Environment; John and Catherine Debs; Kissick Family Foundation; Fred and Donne Seigel; Jacqueline Mars; John and Leslie McQuown; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tudor Jones. Funding was also provided by the Volgenau Foundation, and by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and by contributions from your PBS station from listeners like you.

]]>The American Buffalo, a new two-part four-hour series by Ken Burns, takes viewers on a journey through more than 10,000 years of North American history and across some of the continent’s most iconic landscapes, tracing the animal’s evolution, significance to the great plains, near demise, and relationship to the Indigenous people of North America. The American Buffalo premieres on WLIW21 on October 25th.

We want to use the occasion of Ken Burns’ film to turn to the Shinnecock Nation here on Long Island, to engage in a conversation around this Indigenous community’s culture, knowledge, and traditions concerning conservation and the natural world, environmental health, and the community. This rich history, built on centuries of Indigenous knowledge, reveals timeless lessons and important guideposts as we consider today’s challenges and opportunities. Frank Sesno welcomes Shavonne Smith, Environmental Director for the Shinnecock Nation, and Jeremy Dennis, photographer and founder of Ma’s House, to discuss these pressing topics.

Major funding for The American Buffalo and this program was provided by The Better Angels Society and its members; The Margaret A. Cargill Foundation Fund at The St Paul & Minnesota Foundation; Diane and Hal Brierley; The Keith Campbell Foundation for the Environment; John and Catherine Debs; Kissick Family Foundation; Fred and Donne Seigel; Jacqueline Mars; John and Leslie McQuown; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tudor Jones. Funding was also provided by the Volgenau Foundation, and by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and by contributions from your PBS station from listeners like you.

]]>430ed973-29de-4198-9a07-c949aab1a83fFri, 20 Oct 2023 18:00:00 -050029:33falsefull1717Jewelry Designer and Actor Katherine Wallach with General Manager Diane MascialeJewelry Designer and Actor Katherine Wallach with General Manager Diane MascialeKatherine Wallach has been designing jewelry since she was a little girl living in New York City. She recently caught up with General Manager Diane Masciale to talk about her creative process, what inspires her to create new pieces, landing in Amagansett, and more.

Find out more about her store Shoplift.

]]>Katherine Wallach has been designing jewelry since she was a little girl living in New York City. She recently caught up with General Manager Diane Masciale to talk about her creative process, what inspires her to create new pieces, landing in Amagansett, and more.

Find out more about her store Shoplift.

]]>f0076a09-d059-4cda-b98f-97470a1df992Fri, 13 Oct 2023 19:00:00 -050026:05falsefull1616Hunger Action Month: Paule Pachter of Long Island Cares and Holly Reichert Wheaton of Springs Food PantryHunger Action Month: Paule Pachter of Long Island Cares and Holly Reichert Wheaton of Springs Food PantryFood insecurity is a major issue across Long Island, including here on the East End. In recognition of Hunger Action Day, we present a special edition of WLIW-FM’s In Conversation. Gianna Volpe, host of Heart of the East End, speaks with Paule Pachter of Long Island Cares and Holly Reichert-Wheaton of Springs Food Pantry in two back-to-back interviews about this important topic. They each share their perspectives on the reality of food insecurity and what each of their charitable organizations do to alleviate the stress of hunger for thousands of families across Suffolk County.

Find out more about Long Island Cares.

Find out more about Springs Food Pantry.

]]>Food insecurity is a major issue across Long Island, including here on the East End. In recognition of Hunger Action Day, we present a special edition of WLIW-FM’s In Conversation. Gianna Volpe, host of Heart of the East End, speaks with Paule Pachter of Long Island Cares and Holly Reichert-Wheaton of Springs Food Pantry in two back-to-back interviews about this important topic. They each share their perspectives on the reality of food insecurity and what each of their charitable organizations do to alleviate the stress of hunger for thousands of families across Suffolk County.

Find out more about Long Island Cares.

Find out more about Springs Food Pantry.

]]>f22902b8-b4ec-4870-8bb0-dca8b4df7455Mon, 11 Sep 2023 18:00:00 -050029:31falsefull1515‘Primary Trust’: Actor William Jackson Harper and Playwright Eboni Booth‘Primary Trust’: Actor William Jackson Harper and Playwright Eboni BoothWLIW-FM is proud to partner with The WNET Group’s ALL ARTS for this special edition of WLIW-FM In Conversation.

“Primary Trust” is a simple story from the mind of playwright Eboni Booth: 38-year-old Kenneth (William Jackson Harper) loses his long-time job at a bookstore, forcing him into a terrifying-but-electrifying cycle of change.

Presented by Roundabout Theatre Company and running through July 2 at Laura Pels Theatre, the play spotlights a small number of locations in the fictional suburb of Cranberry, N.Y., where Kenneth spends most of his time either at work or evenings drinking Mai Tais at Wally’s with his one and only friend, Bert. When Kenneth is told his boss is moving across the country and therefore closing the store, his sense of self is rattled. But as he and his routine are shaken, he finds that maybe — just maybe — he had been mistaking comfort for happiness all along.

ALL ARTS facilitated a conversation between Booth and Harper about “Primary Trust,” their individual creative processes, collaborating to bring a story from script to stage and more. Listen to the conversation or read the transcript here.

]]>WLIW-FM is proud to partner with The WNET Group’s ALL ARTS for this special edition of WLIW-FM In Conversation.

“Primary Trust” is a simple story from the mind of playwright Eboni Booth: 38-year-old Kenneth (William Jackson Harper) loses his long-time job at a bookstore, forcing him into a terrifying-but-electrifying cycle of change.

Presented by Roundabout Theatre Company and running through July 2 at Laura Pels Theatre, the play spotlights a small number of locations in the fictional suburb of Cranberry, N.Y., where Kenneth spends most of his time either at work or evenings drinking Mai Tais at Wally’s with his one and only friend, Bert. When Kenneth is told his boss is moving across the country and therefore closing the store, his sense of self is rattled. But as he and his routine are shaken, he finds that maybe — just maybe — he had been mistaking comfort for happiness all along.

ALL ARTS facilitated a conversation between Booth and Harper about “Primary Trust,” their individual creative processes, collaborating to bring a story from script to stage and more. Listen to the conversation or read the transcript here.

]]>04119528-322e-4fba-8e58-0584c10745a4Fri, 30 Jun 2023 19:00:00 -050022:47falsefull1414Director of LongHouse Reserve Carrie Barratt with WLIW-FM General Manager Diane MascialeDirector of LongHouse Reserve Carrie Barratt with WLIW-FM General Manager Diane MascialeLongHouse Reserve is a 16-acre nature reserve, sculpture garden, and historic home in East Hampton. Founded by the late textile designer Jack Lenor Laresen, LongHouse was built to explore ways of living with art in all forms. Carrie Barratt joined LongHouse as Director in October 2021, and joins WLIW-FM General Manager Diane Masciale to dive into the history of LongHouse, the concept of “founder’s syndrome,” and what Barratt envisions for the future of LongHouse.

Find out more about LongHouse Reserve here.

]]>LongHouse Reserve is a 16-acre nature reserve, sculpture garden, and historic home in East Hampton. Founded by the late textile designer Jack Lenor Laresen, LongHouse was built to explore ways of living with art in all forms. Carrie Barratt joined LongHouse as Director in October 2021, and joins WLIW-FM General Manager Diane Masciale to dive into the history of LongHouse, the concept of “founder’s syndrome,” and what Barratt envisions for the future of LongHouse.

Find out more about LongHouse Reserve here.

]]>45775bf9-cfdc-4497-8a44-23228b129ed3Thu, 25 May 2023 19:30:00 -050026:52falsefull1313Ma’s House Founder Jeremy Dennis and Director of Production Hunter Begun with WLIW-FM General Manager Diane MascialeMa’s House Founder Jeremy Dennis and Director of Production Hunter Begun with WLIW-FM General Manager Diane MascialeJeremy Dennis is an Indigenous artist and founder of Ma’s House, an art studio for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) artists on Shinnecock land. Hunter Begun is Director of Production at Ma’s House, as well as an Indigenous artist and host of the Ma’s House podcast. They joined General Manager Diane Masciale at the WLIW-FM studio for a conversation about how Ma’s House came to be, what they’re doing currently for the community, and what they envision for the organization’s future. Jeremy touches on the importance of having a space specifically for BIPOC artists to create, especially in our region, and Hunter outlines some of what the Ma’s House podcast holds.

Find out more about Ma's House here.

Jeremy Dennis also worked with ALL ARTS for a short documentary about Ma's House. Watch The First Twenty: Ma's House here.

Listen to the Ma's House Podcast on wliw.org/radio.

]]>Jeremy Dennis is an Indigenous artist and founder of Ma’s House, an art studio for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) artists on Shinnecock land. Hunter Begun is Director of Production at Ma’s House, as well as an Indigenous artist and host of the Ma’s House podcast. They joined General Manager Diane Masciale at the WLIW-FM studio for a conversation about how Ma’s House came to be, what they’re doing currently for the community, and what they envision for the organization’s future. Jeremy touches on the importance of having a space specifically for BIPOC artists to create, especially in our region, and Hunter outlines some of what the Ma’s House podcast holds.

Find out more about Ma's House here.

Jeremy Dennis also worked with ALL ARTS for a short documentary about Ma's House. Watch The First Twenty: Ma's House here.

Listen to the Ma's House Podcast on wliw.org/radio.

]]>5431f3d3-d907-4b34-be5a-0db670f41a11Thu, 09 Feb 2023 18:00:00 -050023:52falsefull1212Actors Hugh Jackman and Laura Dern with WLIW-FM General Manager Diane MascialeActors Hugh Jackman and Laura Dern with WLIW-FM General Manager Diane MascialeIn this episode, actors Hugh Jackman and Laura Dern talk about their work in Florian Zeller’s latest film The Son. They dive into the impact that reading the play had on them before starting work on the movie, and how the experience of acting in The Son profoundly changed how they interact with everyone from strangers on the street to their own children. The Son played recently at the Hamptons International Film Festival and will be in theaters nationwide on Friday, November 25th.

If you or someone you know is in emotional crisis, call or text 988. This will connect you to the National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline for confidential, free support at any time.

]]>In this episode, actors Hugh Jackman and Laura Dern talk about their work in Florian Zeller’s latest film The Son. They dive into the impact that reading the play had on them before starting work on the movie, and how the experience of acting in The Son profoundly changed how they interact with everyone from strangers on the street to their own children. The Son played recently at the Hamptons International Film Festival and will be in theaters nationwide on Friday, November 25th.

If you or someone you know is in emotional crisis, call or text 988. This will connect you to the National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline for confidential, free support at any time.

]]>364cf721-5325-471f-b15b-43f746db22a2Mon, 21 Nov 2022 19:00:00 -050018:46falsefull1111WNET Group President & CEO Neal Shapiro with WLIW-FM Host Michael MackeyWNET Group President & CEO Neal Shapiro with WLIW-FM Host Michael MackeyNeal Shapiro is not only president and CEO of The WNET Group, but he has been a lifelong Yankees fan since his childhood in Albany. In this special interview, he dives deep into his love of baseball with Long Island Morning Edition Host Michael Mackey. The two public media veterans talk about everything from how the game has changed since they were young to the significance of the New York Yankees. Shapiro shares insight on how the lessons learned in baseball inform his leadership style.

]]>Neal Shapiro is not only president and CEO of The WNET Group, but he has been a lifelong Yankees fan since his childhood in Albany. In this special interview, he dives deep into his love of baseball with Long Island Morning Edition Host Michael Mackey. The two public media veterans talk about everything from how the game has changed since they were young to the significance of the New York Yankees. Shapiro shares insight on how the lessons learned in baseball inform his leadership style.

]]>35f12fa5-e3b2-4f81-8d9f-ef8babd3bdd7Fri, 16 Sep 2022 18:00:00 -050023:34falsefull1010Author and Journalist Holly Peterson with WLIW-FM General Manager Diane MascialeAuthor and Journalist Holly Peterson with WLIW-FM General Manager Diane MascialeHolly Peterson is a producer, journalist, novelist, and East End resident. Among her many published works are two satirical novels set in The Hamptons. She shares special insight into what inspired her to write about the lifestyles of the very wealthy, the class dynamics of surfing and the definition of "summer", balancing motherhood with her career, and much more in this extended interview with General Manager Diane Masciale.

]]>Holly Peterson is a producer, journalist, novelist, and East End resident. Among her many published works are two satirical novels set in The Hamptons. She shares special insight into what inspired her to write about the lifestyles of the very wealthy, the class dynamics of surfing and the definition of "summer", balancing motherhood with her career, and much more in this extended interview with General Manager Diane Masciale.

]]>2a2a472f-d736-4f87-b5f8-386a8d0c6688Tue, 13 Sep 2022 18:00:00 -050043:45falsefull99Artist Fitzhugh Karol with WLIW-FM General Manager Diane MascialeArtist Fitzhugh Karol with WLIW-FM General Manager Diane MascialeFitzhugh Karol is a sculptor born in New Hampshire and currently splitting time between Brooklyn and his home in Springs, where he and his wife Lyndsay Caleo Karol strive to create a balanced triangle with their home, studio, and garden. In this edition of WLIW-FM In Conversation, Fitzhugh explains this ideal life dynamic, forming the Brooklyn Home Company with Lyndsay and her brother, how his childhood in New Hampshire continues to inform his practice, and much more.

]]>Fitzhugh Karol is a sculptor born in New Hampshire and currently splitting time between Brooklyn and his home in Springs, where he and his wife Lyndsay Caleo Karol strive to create a balanced triangle with their home, studio, and garden. In this edition of WLIW-FM In Conversation, Fitzhugh explains this ideal life dynamic, forming the Brooklyn Home Company with Lyndsay and her brother, how his childhood in New Hampshire continues to inform his practice, and much more.

]]>7a3f6fd3-2376-4407-8749-049f223da697Mon, 12 Sep 2022 19:00:00 -050024:40falsefull88Writer and Investor Howard Marks and WLIW-FM General Manager Diane MascialeWriter and Investor Howard Marks and WLIW-FM General Manager Diane MascialeIn this episode, WLIW-FM’s General Manager Diane Masciale speaks with iconic investor and writer Howard Marks. Marks founded his company Oaktree Capital Management with six tenets of investing, which he outlines along with the story of how his seminal “memos” came to be. He also shares the philosophy behind funding a remedial writing program at his alma mater, UPenn, and keeping alive the spirit of the East End.

]]>In this episode, WLIW-FM’s General Manager Diane Masciale speaks with iconic investor and writer Howard Marks. Marks founded his company Oaktree Capital Management with six tenets of investing, which he outlines along with the story of how his seminal “memos” came to be. He also shares the philosophy behind funding a remedial writing program at his alma mater, UPenn, and keeping alive the spirit of the East End.

]]>ba66dee1-18d8-48b1-8bad-5b3de26996ccThu, 11 Aug 2022 19:00:00 -050031:25falsefull77Anna Deavere Smith and ALLARTS Artistic Director James KingAnna Deavere Smith and ALLARTS Artistic Director James KingAnna Deavere Smith is an actor, playwright, professor, and visionary. She discusses her recent MoMA honor, identity, Black theater, the extent of art's power to create social progress, and much more in this enlightening conversation with ALLARTS Artistic Director James King.

]]>Anna Deavere Smith is an actor, playwright, professor, and visionary. She discusses her recent MoMA honor, identity, Black theater, the extent of art's power to create social progress, and much more in this enlightening conversation with ALLARTS Artistic Director James King.

]]>b296d303-f24b-433b-8196-00e071ec7907Sat, 19 Jun 2021 06:30:00 -050032:14falsefull66Hopeland Co-founders Deborra-lee Furness and Nicholas Evans with WLIW-FM Host Brian CosgroveHopeland Co-founders Deborra-lee Furness and Nicholas Evans with WLIW-FM Host Brian CosgroveDeborra-Lee Furness is an actor, director, human rights advocate for vulnerable children, founder of OurHopeland and Adopt Change, and a long time east-ender. She and Hopeland co-founder Nicholas Evans join our own Brian Cosgrove to discuss how their organization is building a platform for action and advocacy to improve the lives of children growing up without a safe, loving family and to create a better world for them where they can thrive.

Find our more at ourhopeland.org

]]>Deborra-Lee Furness is an actor, director, human rights advocate for vulnerable children, founder of OurHopeland and Adopt Change, and a long time east-ender. She and Hopeland co-founder Nicholas Evans join our own Brian Cosgrove to discuss how their organization is building a platform for action and advocacy to improve the lives of children growing up without a safe, loving family and to create a better world for them where they can thrive.

Find our more at ourhopeland.org

]]>3bcf1152-2ada-4cd5-91fc-e00600582902Sat, 12 Jun 2021 18:30:00 -050032:20falsefull55Teaser: Hopeland Co-founders Deborra-lee Furness and Nicholas Evans with WLIW-FM Host Brian CosgroveTeaser: Hopeland Co-founders Deborra-lee Furness and Nicholas Evans with WLIW-FM Host Brian CosgroveDeborra-Lee Furness is an actor, director, human rights advocate for vulnerable children, founder of OurHopeland and Adopt Change, and a long time east-ender. She and Hopeland co-founder Nicholas Evans join our own Brian Cosgrove to discuss how their organization is building a platform for action and advocacy to improve the lives of children growing up without a safe, loving family and to create a better world for them where they can thrive. Listen to the entire conversation Saturday, June 12th at 6:30pm ET.

Learn more at ourhopeland.org

]]>Deborra-Lee Furness is an actor, director, human rights advocate for vulnerable children, founder of OurHopeland and Adopt Change, and a long time east-ender. She and Hopeland co-founder Nicholas Evans join our own Brian Cosgrove to discuss how their organization is building a platform for action and advocacy to improve the lives of children growing up without a safe, loving family and to create a better world for them where they can thrive. Listen to the entire conversation Saturday, June 12th at 6:30pm ET.

Learn more at ourhopeland.org

]]>cd7e73be-00f2-46e9-9c67-f3537ffa8bb6Tue, 08 Jun 2021 00:00:00 -050003:29falsefullNew York Presbyterian Hostpital Youth Anxiety Center's Dr. Francis Lee & Dr. Anne Marie Albano and Digital Creator & Activist Amelie Zilber MetroFocus Host Jenna FlanaganNew York Presbyterian Hostpital Youth Anxiety Center's Dr. Francis Lee & Dr. Anne Marie Albano and Digital Creator & Activist Amelie Zilber MetroFocus Host Jenna FlanaganJenna Flanagan, co-host of The WNET Group’s nightly local news and public affairs series MetroFocus, speaks to Dr. Francis Lee, Psychiatrist-in-Chief at New York-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center and Youth Anxiety Center Research Co-Director; Dr. Anne Marie Albano, Professor of Medical Psychology in Psychiatry and Clinical Site Director of the Youth Anxiety Center, Columbia University Clinic for Anxiety and Related Disorders; and digital creator and political activist Amelie Zilber about the mental health issues of today’s youth and the Youth Anxiety Center.

If you or someone you know has thoughts of suicide, please call the National Suicide Prevention hotline at 1-800-273-8255 and talk to a real, caring human being who will listen and help. Learn more at afsp.org.

]]>Jenna Flanagan, co-host of The WNET Group’s nightly local news and public affairs series MetroFocus, speaks to Dr. Francis Lee, Psychiatrist-in-Chief at New York-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center and Youth Anxiety Center Research Co-Director; Dr. Anne Marie Albano, Professor of Medical Psychology in Psychiatry and Clinical Site Director of the Youth Anxiety Center, Columbia University Clinic for Anxiety and Related Disorders; and digital creator and political activist Amelie Zilber about the mental health issues of today’s youth and the Youth Anxiety Center.

If you or someone you know has thoughts of suicide, please call the National Suicide Prevention hotline at 1-800-273-8255 and talk to a real, caring human being who will listen and help. Learn more at afsp.org.

]]>4faf9628-a77a-429e-8ae4-aa999e320255Sun, 23 May 2021 18:00:00 -050028:21falsefull44National YoungArts Board Chair Sarah Arison with Gianna Volpe, plus NYAF alumnae Yusha-Marie Sorzano and Aileen ParkNational YoungArts Board Chair Sarah Arison with Gianna Volpe, plus NYAF alumnae Yusha-Marie Sorzano and Aileen ParkWLIW-FM host Gianna Volpe speaks to Sarah Arison, President of the Arison Arts Foundation and Chair of the Board of National YoungArts Foundation, who talks about the foundations, her family’s long-standing commitment to the arts and their support of emerging artists and the institutions that foster them. Arison is joined by National Young Arts Foundation alumnae singer/songwriter Aileen Park from Long Island, and The Watermill Center Artist in Residence dancer/choreographer Yusha-Marie Sorzano.

]]>WLIW-FM host Gianna Volpe speaks to Sarah Arison, President of the Arison Arts Foundation and Chair of the Board of National YoungArts Foundation, who talks about the foundations, her family’s long-standing commitment to the arts and their support of emerging artists and the institutions that foster them. Arison is joined by National Young Arts Foundation alumnae singer/songwriter Aileen Park from Long Island, and The Watermill Center Artist in Residence dancer/choreographer Yusha-Marie Sorzano.

]]>69148e18-8083-4a1d-b89e-3fda43f33787Sun, 16 May 2021 18:00:00 -050030:10falsefull33Extended Interview: Board Chair of National YoungArts Foundation Sarah Arison with WLIW-FM Host Gianna VolpeExtended Interview: Board Chair of National YoungArts Foundation Sarah Arison with WLIW-FM Host Gianna VolpeHear the extended version of WLIW-FM host Gianna Volpe's conversation with Sarah Arison, President of the Arison Arts Foundation and Chair of the Board of National YoungArts Foundation, who talks about the foundations, her family’s long-standing commitment to the arts and their support of emerging artists and the institutions that foster them.

]]>Hear the extended version of WLIW-FM host Gianna Volpe's conversation with Sarah Arison, President of the Arison Arts Foundation and Chair of the Board of National YoungArts Foundation, who talks about the foundations, her family’s long-standing commitment to the arts and their support of emerging artists and the institutions that foster them.

]]>0bd824f0-2153-49b1-af55-554a10aa5c10Sun, 16 May 2021 18:00:00 -050022:19falsefullArts Philanthropist Agnes Gund with ALL ARTS Artistic Director James KingArts Philanthropist Agnes Gund with ALL ARTS Artistic Director James KingALL ARTS Artistic Director James King interviews philanthropist Agnes Gund, founder of Studio in a School and the Art for Justice Fund, and President Emerita of MoMA The Museum of Modern Art about the importance of arts and culture for young people and as a way to address social justice issues.

]]>ALL ARTS Artistic Director James King interviews philanthropist Agnes Gund, founder of Studio in a School and the Art for Justice Fund, and President Emerita of MoMA The Museum of Modern Art about the importance of arts and culture for young people and as a way to address social justice issues.

]]>319f49ac-57ee-4bdc-9655-412d49030e58Sun, 09 May 2021 18:30:00 -050027:57falsefull22Chairman and CEO of Loews Hotels Jonathan Tisch with WLIW-FM Host Brian CosgroveChairman and CEO of Loews Hotels Jonathan Tisch with WLIW-FM Host Brian CosgroveWLIW-FM host Brian Cosgrove speaks to Jonathan Tisch, Chairman and CEO of Loews Hotels & CO, co-owner of The New Year Giants and long-time East Ender about his family businesses, the state of the hospitality business and sports franchises as they battle back from the pandemic.

]]>WLIW-FM host Brian Cosgrove speaks to Jonathan Tisch, Chairman and CEO of Loews Hotels & CO, co-owner of The New Year Giants and long-time East Ender about his family businesses, the state of the hospitality business and sports franchises as they battle back from the pandemic.

]]>703a4d4e-1bec-447e-b6de-1f3e7ad51c0bMon, 03 May 2021 18:00:00 -050029:59falsefull11Extended Interview: Chairman and CEO of Loews Hotels Jonathan Tisch with WLIW-FM Host Brian CosgroveExtended Interview: Chairman and CEO of Loews Hotels Jonathan Tisch with WLIW-FM Host Brian CosgroveThe complete, unedited version of the conversation between WLIW-FM host Brian Cosgrove and Jonathan Tisch, Chairman and CEO of Loews Hotels & CO, co-owner of The New Year Giants and long-time East Ender. They touch on everything from his family businesses, the state of the hospitality business and sports franchises as they battle back from the pandemic.

]]>The complete, unedited version of the conversation between WLIW-FM host Brian Cosgrove and Jonathan Tisch, Chairman and CEO of Loews Hotels & CO, co-owner of The New Year Giants and long-time East Ender. They touch on everything from his family businesses, the state of the hospitality business and sports franchises as they battle back from the pandemic.

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