Steve Adubato goes on-location at the NJEA Convention to speak with Mychal Threets, librarian, literacy ambassador, and NJEA Keynote Speaker, about the definition of "library joy", mental health advocacy, and the dangers of book banning.
Michele N. Siekerka, President and CEO of New Jersey Business & Industry Association, joins Steve Adubato to discuss financial viability for businesses in the state and ways to combat the skilled labor shortage.
Steve Adubato welcomes Stephen Brunnquell, MD, President of the Englewood Health Physician Network, to examine the critical role of community healthcare providers and ways the state can support physicians.
Steve Adubato welcomes legendary journalist Connie Chung, author of "Connie: A Memoir," for a lively conversation about her journey to broadcasting, navigating a male-dominated industry, and her continued legacy.
One-on-One Senior Correspondent Jacqui Tricarico is joined by Pooja Desai, also known as "Tia Bua", children’s book author and storyteller, to discuss her journey to authorship and the significance of teaching mindfulness to children.
One-on-One Senior Correspondent Jacqui Tricarico talks with Talia Young, President and CEO of Newark Symphony Hall, to examine the importance of affordable and accessible opportunities for Black and Brown artists in urban areas.
Steve Adubato sits down with Marcelino Trillo, Principal of Robert Treat Academy, to discuss how their curriculum, commitment to literacy, and group excursions prepare their students for high school and beyond.
Steve Adubato and co-host Jacqui Tricarico remember the life and legacy of one of Hollywood's first movie stars, Joan Bennett. Then, they recognize actor, Ron Cephas Jones, known for his role in "This is Us," for his remarkable contributions to the acting community. Joined by: Vanessa Hope, Granddaughter of Joan Bennett, Co-Creator of Love is a Crime Podcast Jasmine Cephas Jones, Daughter of Ron Cephas Jones, Grammy and Emmy Award-winner
As part of our Special Series "Making A Difference," Steve Adubato is joined by three change-makers to discuss the barriers Black-led organizations face in reaching the communities they serve. Panelists Include: Kareemah Harris-Baker, Nominator and Donor, SparkNJ A'Dorian Murray-Thomas, Founder of SHE Wins and 2018 Russ Berrie Making A Difference Awardee Nadine Wright-Arbubakrr, Founder & President of Nassan’s Place and 2024 Russ Berrie Making A Difference Awardee
Steve Adubato welcomes Robbie Parker, Author of "A Father’s Fight: Taking on Alex Jones and Reclaiming the Truth About Sandy Hook," for a powerful conversation about the impact of hate speech on Robbie and his family after the loss of their daughter, Emilie Parker, in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting.
