Cindy Adams

26:07

Fmr. FDNY Com. Sal Cassano | 05-24-26

Cindy Adams ·

2026/05/24

Former New York Fire Commissioner Sal Cassano discusses the specialized equipment and rigorous training required to maintain the high standards of the FDNY. He explains the distinction between various response vehicles and emphasizes that repetition and memory are vital for safety, especially as modern fires burn faster and more toxically due to synthetic materials. A significant portion of the conversation focuses on the legacy of September 11th, illustrating how the department has evolved through

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53:46

The Cindy Adams Show | 05-17-26

Cindy Adams ·

2026/05/17

Cindy Adams delivers a sharp, idiosyncratic monologue that blends New York City history with contemporary celebrity gossip and social commentary. The program is structured as a series of rapid-fire vignettes, transitioning from a critique of Jill Kargman’s new film and the "Frida-mania" art scene to a nostalgic retrospective on the evolution of Broadway and Manhattan real estate. Throughout the episode, Adams maintains a distinctive, brash persona, frequently taking comedic jabs at local

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54:45

The Cindy Adams Show | 05-10-26

Cindy Adams ·

2026/05/10

Cindy Adams delivers a poignant tribute to maternal love while engaging in sharp-tongued commentary on modern society. The broadcast opens with a scathing critique of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where Adams lambasts the perceived lack of decorum and modesty in contemporary fashion. This shift into social observation leads to a substantive interview with education expert Karen Aronian, who argues that successful child-rearing and societal stability must fundamentally originate within the home

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23:30

Karen Aronian | 05-10-26

Cindy Adams ·

2026/05/10

Cindy Adams speaks with Karen Aronian, an educator and education designer who specializes in creating physical environments that optimize a child’s creativity and learning. Aronian emphasizes that successful child-rearing is rooted in the home environment, arguing that parents must take a proactive, "partnership" approach to education rather than relying solely on schools. She addresses modern social challenges by advocating for immediate intervention, the setting of clear expectations, and the

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52:07

The Cindy Adams Show | 05-03-26

Cindy Adams ·

2026/05/03

Cindy Adams delivers a wide-ranging monologue that blends celebrity anecdotes with a critical look at the current state of New York City. She shares intimate, humorous memories of the British royal family and reflects on the history of Broadway, lamenting how rising production costs and high ticket prices have made the "Great White Way" inaccessible to the average person. Throughout the show, Adams maintains a sharp, satirical tone, targeting local politics, modern inconveniences, and the absurdity

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55:16

The Cindy Adams Show | 04-26-26

Cindy Adams ·

2026/04/26

Cindy Adams offers a sharp-tongued, quintessential tribute to New York City’s 250th anniversary while blending historical anecdotes with modern political grievances. The source highlights an extensive interview with Margo Catstimatidis, who recounts her journey from a teenage ballerina in Indiana to a powerful figure at WABC radio, emphasizing her role in transforming the station alongside her husband. Adams weaves in caustic social commentary on topics ranging from the absurdity of lunar

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22:50

Margot Catsimatidis | 04-26-26

Cindy Adams ·

2026/04/26

Cindy Adams interviews John Catsimatidis' wife, Margot Catsimatidis, a former professional ballerina who traded her Indiana roots for a career in New York City business and media. The conversation details her early days as a high-speed typist and dancer before transitioning into a central role helping her husband, John Catsimatidis, manage and revitalize companies like WABC radio. Throughout the dialogue, she discusses her extensive philanthropic work and her specific contributions to the aesthetics

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52:52

The Cindy Adams Show | 04-19-26

Cindy Adams ·

2026/04/19

Cindy Adams delivers a sharp, idiosyncratic commentary on the decaying state of American institutions and the shifts within high society. She opens with a bleak assessment of the medical profession, citing the closure of historic pharmacies and the rise of impersonal healthcare to argue that the industry is no longer capable of "putting people back together." The program transitions into an exclusive interview with music mogul Clive Davis, who explores how social media and streaming algorithms have

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22:13

Clive Davis | 04-19-26

Cindy Adams ·

2026/04/19

Clive Davis discusses his illustrious career and his collaborative approach to developing iconic artists. He details his historic partnership with Whitney Houston, highlighting their unique "key man" agreement and the two-year search for the perfect debut material that launched her record-breaking success. Davis also reflects on how the industry has shifted toward a reliance on social media followers and the domination of hip-hop, though he maintains that timeless talent would still thrive today

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31:05

John Catsimatidis | 04-12-26

Cindy Adams ·

2026/04/12

Cindy Adams sits down with billionaire mogul John Catsimatidis, tracing his meteoric rise from a Greek immigrant clerk to a titan of the New York City business world. The conversation highlights his diverse entrepreneurial journey through the grocery, real estate, aviation, and oil industries, ultimately culminating in his acquisition of WABC radio. Beyond his professional milestones, the dialogue reveals a man guided by common sense, a lack of resentment toward others, and a deep-seated love for

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52:54

The Cindy Adams Show | 04-12-26

Cindy Adams ·

2026/04/12

Cindy Adams hosts a lively program that serves as both a vibrant tribute to New York City and a candid critique of its modern struggles. The show opens with a colorful review of the risqué Broadway revival of Cats, using the event to highlight the city's eccentric characters and the creative genius of Andrew Lloyd Webber. Adams then shifts to a sprawling interview with billionaire mogul John Catsimatidis, tracing his "rags-to-riches" journey from a Greek immigrant grocery clerk to a powerful owner

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21:53

Nazli Parvizi | 04-05-26

Cindy Adams ·

2026/04/05

Cindy Adams sits down with Nazli Parvizi, the president of the Museum of Food and Drink (MOFAD), who describes the institution’s mission to educate the public through the universal and joyful lens of food. Located in Brooklyn, the museum avoids judgmental lectures on nutrition, choosing instead to humanize the food system by highlighting the diverse stories of the people behind our meals. The current exhibition focuses on the history of street vending, illustrating how waves of immigrants used food

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59:48

The Cindy Adams Show | 04-05-26

Cindy Adams ·

2026/04/05

Cindy Adams begins by juxtaposing the extravagance of space exploration against the economic struggles of everyday Americans before pivoting to a somber report on the precarious reality of life in Israel. The program transitions into an interview with Nazi Parvisi of the Museum of Food and Drink, exploring the history and humanity of New York’s street vendors and the cultural significance of immigrant cuisines. Finally, Adams concludes with a cynical look at the machinations of Hollywood management

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53:37

The Cindy Adams Show | 03-29-26

Cindy Adams ·

2026/03/29

Today, Cindy Adams blends intimate celebrity reporting with personal anecdotes and world affairs. The episode opens with a somber, firsthand account of daily life in Israel amidst missile strikes, contrasting the gravity of global conflict with the superficiality of New York City’s social scene. Following a humorous segment about her dog’s reaction to breed rankings, Adams conducts an extensive interview with Broadway legend Betty Buckley, exploring the discipline of performance, the evolution of

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22:24

Betty Buckley | 03-29-26

Cindy Adams ·

2026/03/29

Broadway performer Betty Buckley reflects on her illustrious career and upcoming residency at Joe's Pub. She shares intimate anecdotes ranging from her impromptu first audition for 1776 to the humorous "out-of-body experience" of winning a Tony Award, where she famously forgot her brothers' names during her speech. The conversation explores the evolution of theater culture, touching on the challenges of modern audiences and Buckley’s disciplined use of meditation to manage performance

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54:34

The Cindy Adams Show | 03-22-26

Cindy Adams ·

2026/03/22

In today's episode, Cindy Adams has a detailed interview with John Doherty, the former executive chef of the Waldorf Astoria, who recounts his journey from washing dishes to managing the culinary operations of one of the world’s most prestigious hotels. Interspersed with this dialogue are Adams' signature monologues, which range from critiques of Oscar fashion and New York real estate scandals to personal grievances regarding the American Kennel Club's breed rankings. Learn more about your ad

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22:30

John Doherty | 03-22-26

Cindy Adams ·

2026/03/22

Former Waldorf Astoria executive chef John Doherty reflects on his distinguished thirty-year career, tracing his evolution from a teenage dishwasher to the leader of a massive culinary operation. He emphasizes that his rapid ascent to management by age 27 was driven by a commitment to personal initiative and the guidance of mentors who helped him refine his professional palate. Doherty provides a candid look at the intense pressures of high-volume fine dining, sharing anecdotes about kitchen

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48:30

The Cindy Adams Show | 03-15-26

Cindy Adams ·

2026/03/15

Cindy Adams blends personal nostalgia with sharp social commentary to offer her listeners a brief respite from a "lousy" modern world. She structures the program around a series of celebrity anecdotes featuring icons like Robert De Niro and Milton Berle, juxtaposing the glamour of "old New York" against the perceived incompetence of current political leadership. Adams navigates a variety of topics, ranging from the history of Broadway and legendary figures like Connie Francis to the "Armageddon" of

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51:20

The Cindy Adams Show | 03-08-26

Cindy Adams ·

2026/03/08

Cindy Adams delivers a fast-paced monologue blending celebrity gossip, personal anecdotes, and social commentary. She highlights the upcoming release of Liza Minnelli’s intimate memoir, sharing private memories of their long friendship before transitioning into a critique of the economic struggles facing New York City restaurants. Adams explores the history of the Academy Awards and the evolving nature of red-carpet fashion while expressing disdain for the current state of urban life, which she

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53:04

The Cindy Adams Show | 03-01-26

Cindy Adams ·

2026/03/01

Cindy Adams delivers a sharp-tongued commentary on the declining state of New York City and the cultural landscape of 2026. The broadcast is structured around the disappearance and sudden auctioning of celebrity memorabilia from the historic Friars Club, using these lost treasures as a metaphor for a bygone era of glamour and professional respect. Adams bridges this nostalgia with a candid interview featuring a retired NYPD officer to critique the current administration's failure to support law

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