One-on-One: Medical Equity the Dangers of Misinformation
Perry Halkitis, Ph.D., Dean at Rutgers School of Public Health, joins Steve Adubato to discuss the dangers of health misinformation and the need for medical equity in the LGBTQ+ community.
One-on-One: Sesame Street Puppeteer Talks About Her Role as Gabrielle
Steve Adubato is joined by the first black woman puppeteer on Sesame Street, Megan Piphus Peace, who talks about performing as the Muppet Gabrielle, and how she inspires other girls to pursue their goals.
One-on-One: The Ways Dance Teaches Valuable Life Lessons
Steve Adubato and his Lessons in Leadership Co-Host Mary Gamba are joined by the talented Sharron Miller, Artistic Director of Sharron Miller’s Academy for the Performing Arts, to discuss how dance teaches valuable life lessons.
One-on-One: Being Proactive in Your Professional Life
Steve Adubato and his Lessons in Leadership Co-Host Mary Gamba are joined by Michael Clinton, author of the inspiring book, "ROAR Into The Second Half Of Your Life," which focuses on professionals being proactive.
One-on-One: Local Documentary Filmmaker Tells His Story
Anthony Scalia, award-winning documentary filmmaker of “Bendix: Sight Unseen,” is joined by Steve Adubato to reveal the inspiration behind his film and his journey of becoming a filmmaker.
One-on-One: Inspiring Young Musicians to Follow Their Passion
Steve Adubato welcomes New Jersey Symphony Youth Orchestra Artistic Director José Luis Domínguez as they discuss his lifelong passion for music and how he inspires young musicians today.
One-on-One: How Antisemitism Manifests in Our Society
Steve Adubato is joined by Rabbi Laurence Groffman from Temple Sholom of West Essex for a compelling conversation about the rise of antisemitism and how it manifests in our society.
One-on-One: The Importance of Behavioral Health Today
Steve Adubato talks with Robert C. Garrett, CEO of Hackensack Meridian Health, about behavioral health and the state of healthcare today.
Remember Them: Remembering New Jersey’s Role in the Underground Railroad
Steve Adubato and his Co-Host and Remember Them Executive Producer Jacqui Tricarico sits down with three expert historians to recognize New Jersey's role in the Underground Railroad. Guests include: Noelle Lorraine Williams, Director of African American History Program, New Jersey Historical Commission Linda Shockley, President, Lawnside Historical Society Cindy Mullock, Founding Executive Director, The Harriet Tubman Museum
One-on-One: Implementing Culturally Sensitive Practice in Medicine
Steve Adubato sits down with Hee Yang, MD, Chief Medical Officer of Asian Health Services at Holy Name Medical Center, to explain the importance of culturally sensitive practice in medicine.