12/2/12 Richard Lederer
Author Richard Lederer discussed the origin of words, his fascination with language, and how technology is impacting teens’ and young adults’ perception and use of language.
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National Hunger Clearinghouse Executive Director Jessica Powers discussed the organization’s work building resources for emergency food providers. Urban farmers Barry Crumbley and Cece Charles King...
View Article12/16/12 Program
It’s Not Your Fault Foundation Executive Director Polly Franks discussed the scope of child sexual abuse, the Foundation’s Operation Fuzzy program which provides hospitals with stuffed animals for...
View Article12/23/12 Scott Mager
Disaster insurance expert attorney Scott Mager discussed his experience living through numerous disaster events, the process of making FEMA and insurance claims, the importance of documenting evidence...
View Article12/30/12 John Englander
Author and climatologist John Englander discussed how rising sea level will affect the coastal areas we live and work and how coastal communities are beginning to feel the impact.
View Article12/30/12 Denise Krochta
Addicts Family Life coach and author Denise Krochta discussed challenges addicts and families face during the holidays, ways family members can support themselves when they are addicted to an addict,...
View Article1/6/13 Autism
Neurologist Dr. Robert Melillo discussed why there is an increase in the incidence of autism, his view that autism is at epidemic levels, and why parents should be aware if they have autism traits.
View Article1/6/13 Lobbying for Ovation
Citizens for Access to the Arts Executive Director Rafe Lieber discussed arts are not readily available, access to the arts is under attack, and the coalition’s opposition to removal of the Ovation...
View Article1/13/13 Christopher Long
Family Residences and Essential Enterprises Chief Operations Officer Christopher Long discussed the organization’s work providing living and integration for people with disabilities, the organization’s...
View Article1/13/13 Peter Ward
Lindenhurst Memorial Library Director Peter Ward discussed the facility’s role as a Disaster Recovery Center, the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy on Suffolk County, and his hope libraries will become more...
View Article1/20/13 Dr. David Hanscom
Spine surgeon Dr. David Hanscom discussed why he believes the majority of back surgeries are unnecessary, his experience as a chronic pain patient, and ways patients can re-route chronic pain.
View Article1/20/13 Dr. Rose Kumar
Internist Dr. Rose Kumar discussed how she helps patients reverse their illnesses and her belief patients who are aligned with a four body system can reverse their illnesses.
View Article1/27/13 Program
Choice Media Executive Director Bob Bowdon discussed the education reform movement, the National School Choice Week, and challenges teachers face in providing a quality education to students.
View Article2/3/13 Domestic Violence
Author and Kings County assistant district attorney Michelle Kaminsky discussed the scope of domestic violence, how public understanding of domestic violence has changed, and her suggestions for...
View Article2/3/13 Head Injuries
Head Injury Association Chief Executive Officer Liz Giordano discussed the scope of head injuries, programs and services of the Association, and the story behind Caris’ Peace, a film depicting the...
View Article2/10/13 Mandy Bickerstaff
Upper West Side (UWS) Loves founder Mandy Bickerstaff discussed the organization’s evolution providing home-cooked food after Hurricane Sandy, the organization’s dedication to providing the means for...
View Article2/10/13 Robert Stack
Community Options Incorporated CEO and President Robert Stack discussed the agency’s efforts to provide residential and employment supports to people with disabilities, the impact of winter weather on...
View Article2/17/13 Mona Pearl
Author Mona Pearl discussed her view that aging reflects how many years you have lived, how to keep one’s body and mind strong, and the importance of getting involved in volunteering and meeting new...
View Article3/3/13 Farming
Author Eric Herm discussed his life as a fourth-generation farmer, the health impact of genetically modified organisms, and commercial agriculture’s strain on natural resources and the ecosystem.
View Article3/3/13 Autism
Grasp Executive Director Kate Palmer discussed services for adults and teens on the autism spectrum, potential stigma based on lack of understanding about autism, and changes in the diagnosis of autism.
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