One-on-One: Culturally Sustainable Programs at NJIT
Steve Adubato sits down with David E. Jones, Ed.D., Chief Diversity Officer at NJIT, to discuss the culturally sustainable programs that are encouraging diversity and inclusion at NJIT.
One-on-One: NYU Class of 2027 Student Talks About Overcoming Obstacles
Joey Gamba, NYU Tisch Drama Class of 2027, talks with Steve and Mary about his passion for the arts and the importance of overcoming obstacles in following your dreams.
One-on-One: Supporting Collegiate Students in Engineering and Tech
Steve and Mary speak with Rochelle L. Williams, Ph.D., Chief Programs & Membership Officer of the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE), about the importance of supporting the aspirations of collegiate and pre-collegiate students in engineering and technology.
One-on-One: Author Discusses the Houston Astro’s Cheating Scandal
Evan Drellich, Author of "Winning Fixes Everything: How Baseball's Brightest Minds Created Sports' Biggest Mess," speaks with Steve Adubato and his Co-Host Mary Gamba, about the Houston Astro’s cheating scandal and the importance of leaders acknowledging their mistakes.
One-on-One: NJ Teacher of the Year Discusses her Future in Education
Executive Producer, Jacqui Tricarico, is joined by the NJEA State Teacher of the Year, Christine Girtain, who is a Science Teacher at Toms River High School North and South, to discuss her plans for representing NJ educators and the importance of STEM education.
One-on-One: Nyle DiMarco Discusses the Importance of Deaf Representation
Caucus Educational Corporation's Executive Producer and Senior Correspondent, Jacqui Tricarico, goes on-location to the NJEA Convention where she is joined by Author, Actor, and Deaf Activist, Nyle DiMarco, to discuss his accomplished career and the importance of deaf representation.
One-on-One: How Can We Make Healthy Food More Diverse and Accessible?
Steve Adubato welcomes Tara Colton, Executive Vice President of Economic Security at NJEDA, and Leeja Carter, Ph.D., CEO & Founder of Coalition for Food and Health Equity, to address food and health equity through a diverse lens and the initiatives that are making nutritious food more accessible.
One-on-One: How Do Librarians Feel About Book Banning in NJ?
Senior Correspondent Jacqui Tricarico goes on location to the NJEA Convention in Atlantic City where she speaks with Ewa Dziedzic-Elliott, President of the New Jersey Association of School Librarians, about the specific challenges facing school librarians in our state, including book banning.
One-on-One: NJ Museum’s Connection to our Past, Present, and Future
Margaret O’Reilly, Executive Director at the New Jersey State Museum, sits down with Steve Adubato to highlight the museum’s connection to our past, present, and future and why viewing art is vital for maintaining a sense of community.
One-on-One: COVID’s Mental Impact on Parents and Their Children
Graduate Program Director and Professor of Psychology at Rutgers University-Newark, Vanessa LoBue, Ph.D., joins Steve Adubato for a conversation about how COVID-19 impacts the mental health of parents and their children.