David Greenberg, author of Republic of Spin: An Inside History of the American Presidency, and Professor of History at Rutgers University, joins Steve Adubato for a special half-hour conversation to investigate how different American presidents have used public relations tactics to engage their audience and sway public opinion.
Steve Adubato is joined by the Co-founders of the First 1,000 Days Policy Coalition, Atiya Weiss, Executive Director of The Burke Foundation, and Debra Lancaster, Executive Director of the Center for Women and Work at Rutgers University, to discuss their mission to provide NJ families with equitable access to affordable, high-quality child care.
Steve Adubato is joined by Professor John Farmer, Rutgers University, to examine the ramifications of the Supreme Court ruling in Trump v. United States and the importance of a peaceful transfer of power after an election.
"Steve Adubato and co-host Jacqui Tricarico remember the life and career of singer-songwriter and Tenafly native, Lesley Gore, known for her hit songs "It's My Party" and "You Don't Own Me." Joined by: Michael M. Gore, Brother of Lesley Gore and Academy Award-Winning Composer and Producer"
Steve Adubato welcomes James J. Tedesco, III, Bergen County Executive, to discuss how the County supports initiatives for cost-effective healthcare and 911 dispatch services.
Mary Coogan, President and CEO of Advocates for Children of New Jersey, joins Steve Adubato to examine affordable, accessible child care and the need for stronger investment in mothers and children.
Asm. Al Barlas (R) of New Jersey’s 40th Legislative District, sits down with Steve Adubato to discuss affordability in New Jersey and the value of civil discourse in navigating political differences.
In this special edition of State of Affairs, Steve Adubato sits down individually with Former Senate President Steve Sweeney, the democratic gubernatorial candidate, to discuss his views on the fiscal health of the state, reproductive rights, and education.
In this special edition of State of Affairs, Steve Adubato sits down with Republican gubernatorial candidate Bill Spadea to discuss the school funding formula, his views on the migrant crisis, and ensuring voter integrity in New Jersey.
Steve Adubato and co-host Jacqui Tricarico remember three women leaders whose legacies continue to have a significant impact, including Ruth Mandel, former Director of the Eagleton Institute at Rutgers University, Geraldine Morgan Thompson, a public health and environmental activist in the early 1900s, and Beatrice Alice Hicks, the co-founder and first president of the Society of Women Engineers. Joined by: John Farmer, University Professor, Rutgers University Jane Scimeca, Professor of History, Brookdale Community College, author, Mrs. Thompson Saves the Day Karen Horting, Executive Director and CEO, Society of Women Engineers
