Steve Adubato and Think Tank Correspondent Mary Gamba are joined by Bryan Crable, Ph.D., Founding Dean, College of Human Development, Culture, and Media at Seton Hall University who discusses innovation in higher education and what leadership skills are essential for this next generation.
Steve Adubato and Think Tank Correspondent Mary Gamba are joined by Bryan Crable, Ph.D., Founding Dean, College of Human Development, Culture, and Media at Seton Hall University, who discusses innovation in higher education and what leadership skills are essential for this next generation. Then, Senior Correspondent Jacqui Tricarico goes on-location to the NJEA Convention where she speaks with Kevin Kelleher, Executive Director of NJEA and Denise Graff Policastro, Deputy Executive Director of NJEA, about the importance of implementing diversity, equity, and inclusion throughout our state’s classrooms and addressing the mental health of our students and educators. [...]
New Jersey's First Chief Innovation Officer Beth Simone Noveck, Ph.D. sits down with Steve Adubato for a conversation about the benefits and dangers of artificial intelligence (AI), the concerning evolution of “deep fakes,” and the government regulations needed in wake of this technology.
Steve Adubato welcomes Julienne Cherry, President & CEO of United Way Greater Union County, to discuss strengthening the family unit, rental assistance programs, and combatting food insecurity.
Steve Adubato welcomes Mary Ellen Roberts, Director of Nursing Practice and Acute Care Practitioner Program at Seton Hall University, to talk about the ongoing nursing shortage and improving nurse-to-patient ratios.
Edwin Reyes, Principal of Technology High School, joins Steve Adubato for a discussion about the school's 2023 Blue Ribbon Award, social and emotional setbacks due to COVID-19, and the impact of the ongoing teacher shortage.
Patrice Lenowitz, Mother of Max and advocate for fighting the fentanyl poisoning epidemic, shares an important conversation with Steve Adubato about the extreme dangers of synthetic fentanyl and the loss of her son Max, who died due to accidental fentanyl poisoning.
Steve Adubato sits down with Amy Tuininga, Ph.D., Director of PSEG Institute for Sustainability Studies at Montclair State University, to address sustainability challenges in the Garden State, community gardens, and applying sustainability principles to various industries.
President and CEO of Fulfill, Triada Stampas, joins Steve Adubato to talk about the heightened issue of food insecurity and the pathways to success that her organization provides to those entering the restaurant industry.
Steve Adubato and his co-host Mary Gamba are joined by Wesley Mathews, President & CEO of Choose New Jersey, who talks about how a trip to East Asia has reaffirmed a 30-year partnership with the region and what this means to the Garden State's economy.
