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Community FM features programs and podcasts highlighting Local People and Local Perspectives throughout the Central New York region

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00:28:37

CNY Heroes, Ep.32 - Alexander Behm, Chief Community...

WCNY Community FM ·

2025/06/03

On this edition of CNY Heroes Dan’s guest is Alexander Behm, Chief Community Officer for Clear Path for Veterans. He’s a Central New York native and a U.S. Marine Corps veteran. Enlisting in 2005 as an infantryman, Behm served with the 1st Fleet Anti-Terrorism Security Team Company, completing multiple global deployments. He later served with the 2nd Battalion, 9th Marine Regiment, during a deployment to Ramadi, Iraq.A 2013 graduate of Le Moyne College, Alexander began his civilian career by

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00:25:15

Beyond Survival: The Health-Wealth Connection, Ep. 1...

WCNY Community FM ·

2025/06/03

In this premier episode of Beyond Survival: The Health-Wealth Connection, host Faida Beatice is joined by Melanie Littlejohn, President and CEO of the Central New York Community Foundation. In this program Melanie discusses her experience leading a philanthropic institution as a Black woman, the harmful myths associated with poverty, and the importance of acting as a community.

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00:22:45

Checkup From the Neck-Up, Episode 30 - Alcoholism:...

WCNY Community FM ·

2025/06/03

Alcoholism treatment physician, scientist, and author of the new groundbreaking book “The Psychology of Mass Addiction,” Dr. Brian Johnson defines alcoholism as “Repeated harm from drinking.” He discusses how the “denial system” keeps people from recognizing the problem, how family members unwittingly support denial (“co-dependent”), how relationship trauma drives people to substitute alcohol for love, the physical and emotional cost of alcoholism including the astounding fact that about 25% of

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00:58:42

CNY Latino Podcast, Episode 74 - Internation Taste of...

WCNY Community FM ·

2025/06/02

(#73, 5/19/25) In this episode of CNY Latino: cnylatinonewspaper.com/ Podcast, Marisol Hernandez will talk with Alba Huerta and the “Trailblazing Latina Woman in Mixology: Alba Huerta”; Marisol will also give a very brief description of the International Taste of Syracuse. Then, Hugo and Marisol will be interviewing a Colombian group of all-women called Las Guaracheras, that were performing in the small town of Clinton. En este episodio, Marisol Hernández conversará con Alba Huerta y la "Mujer

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00:27:49

Innovate to Educate, Episode 33 - STEAM School on the...

WCNY Community FM ·

2025/05/29

The first collaborative school of its kind in Central New York is on the horizon.The city of Syracuse, the Syracuse City School District (SCSD), Onondaga County, and schools from Onondaga, Cortland, and Madison Counties are coming together to establish the region's first STEAM-focused high school. This high school will provide a rigorous academic curriculum emphasizing Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM). It will be open to students from both the SCSD and the

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00:28:16

Built to Serve, Episode 35 - Lara Mosby, The Syracuse...

WCNY Community FM ·

2025/05/29

Symphonic music has been in, around, and throughout Central New York forever (or at least since 1892.) And rightly so, because music is the glue that holds communities together, and The Syracuse Orchestra has been holding down and expanding the great traditions, all while preparing for the future.On this episode of Built to Serve, Lara Mosby, who leads Community Engagement for The Syracuse Orchestra, shares how more than 50 concerts are presented throughout Central New York, reaching 100,000

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00:28:35

Science Today with Dr. Rich Kopecky - Episode 36

WCNY Community FM ·

2025/05/29

The Cold War ended decades ago, but nuclear weapons are still with us. This month on Science Today, we learn how scientists are confronting controversial issues surrounding our aging nuclear arsenal. Also, what does virtual food taste like? We may be close to finding out.

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00:09:31

Check It Out: The Library Comes to You!

WCNY Community FM ·

2025/05/24

It may seem like a slow week as we ease past Memorial Day, but Tom has his good friend, Yona, in to talk about the many interesting things where the libraries come to YOU out in the community. They will be at the Farmer's Market, Mets game, Pride day and many other fun events. All in this week's edition of Check It Out, the 495th most interesting library-based podcast (in New York)!

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00:57:36

CNY Latino Podcast, Episode 73 - Writing and Cultural...

WCNY Community FM ·

2025/05/19

(#73, 5/19/25) In this episode of CNY Latino Podcast, we will have two interviews, the first interview with Matias Roth by Marisol Hernandez, about Book of Artist. As part of the event to celebrate this publication and the publication of many other Latinos writers and book authors, in the famous Point of Contact Cantor at the Warehouse Building of Syracuse University in downtown Syracuse. We also have a coverage of a Mexican traditional indigenous event called Año Nuevo Zteka Celebration, not only

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00:55:45

North Words: Adirondack Writer and Naturalist Ed Kanze

WCNY Community FM ·

2025/05/12

On the latest edition of North Words, we talk with Adirondack writer and naturalist Ed Kanze about his new book - a collection of his columns and essays from the last couple of decades, and how he continues to see the natural world with fresh eyes. And Kingston's Bill Welychka (well-ITCH-kuh) shares his unusual life journey - from being a top entertainment journalist to local television, to selling cars – and why he’s content, no matter what he’s doing.From North Creek to South Colton, from Old

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00:10:17

Check It Out: A Parade, Summer Reading and More!

WCNY Community FM ·

2025/05/10

On this weeks addition of Check It Out, Tom and Maggie talk over a whole host of fun events going on across the Library landscape. From the Light A Candle for Literacy book festival, which has been moved up to June 7th, to their Mets tabling nights, and they take a look at some stuff that’s going to be happening for summer reading. This year‘s theme for summer reading is "Color Our World"!

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00:28:47

It’s Happening Here Ep. 4 - Sean Kirst

WCNY Community FM ·

2025/05/08

Columnist Sean Kirst has returned to writing in Syracuse after nearly a decade away. Now the newest member of the Central Current newsroom, the veteran journalist joins hosts Maximilian Eyle and Dr. Rick Wright to discuss the importance of focus and storytelling in how we understand the community we live in.They revisit the tragedy of Pan Am flight 103 which exploded over Lockerbie, Scotland in 1983 and the impact of the coverage that followed. It was carrying 259 passengers – 35 of whom were

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00:28:59

Repeating History, Episode 10 - Dr. Adam Laats,...

WCNY Community FM ·

2025/05/07

On the latest episode of Repeating History, our guest is Dr. Adam Laats. Dr. Laats is the author of Mr. Lancaster's System: The Failed Reform that Created America's Public Schools , published in 2024. Professor Laats and Bob discuss the origins of the American public education system in response to the unsuccessful Lancastrian movement Dewitt Clinton imported to New York from Great Britain in the 1820s. From there, the conversation moves on to the evolution of the public school system, education

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00:57:32

CNY Latino Podcast, Episode 72 - Latinos in Law

WCNY Community FM ·

2025/05/05

(#72, 5/5/25) In this episode of CNY Latino Podcast, we will have two interviews, one with interview with Maximilian Eyle about the event of the Hiscock Legal Aid Society an evening of celebration and community engagement in the famous Salt City Market in downtown Syracuse, and also to talk about him as a local Latino leader. the second interview with both Juan Proaño and Dr. Ray Serrano from LULAC, to talk about How Latinos can save big on health insurance in 2025, and/or any other Health related

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00:26:12

Innovate to Educate, Episode 32 - The Communication...

WCNY Community FM ·

2025/05/05

On this edition of Innovate to Educate, host Jody Manning is joined by two educators, Tim Nicholas and Owen Valentine and two of their students from the Communication Arts CTE Program at Liverpool High School, Alannah Edwards, and Selah Poulsen. The Communication Arts CTE Pathway at Liverpool High School immerses students in the dynamic world of media, offering hands-on experience with professional film and sound equipment as well as industry-standard software.

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00:26:53

Built to Serve, Episode 34 - Syracuse University...

WCNY Community FM ·

2025/05/02

It's always a fine day in the 315 when the Orange win. But Intercollegiate athletics is so much more than a team's record. SU Athletic Director John Wildhack brought all the goods to this episode. From his halcyon days at the young ESPN, John grew to become Executive Vice President, negotiating contracts to air Wimbledon and the World Cup, just a couple of the highlights. John brings all his passion for sports to the Orange family, focusing on developing complete student-athletes to compete in

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00:28:22

CNY Heroes, Episode 31 - Juliet Nadeau and Vincent...

WCNY Community FM ·

2025/05/01

On this edition of CNY Heroes Dan’s guests are Juliet Nadeau, Community Care Coordinator for the SyracuseServes program and program team leader Vincent DelSignore. SyracuseServes, hosted by the Institute for Veterans and Military Families at Syracuse University, is designed to connect veterans, service members and families with the wide range of benefits, services and assistance available to them. For more information or to request

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00:28:15

Science Today with Dr. Rich Kopecky - Episode 35

WCNY Community FM ·

2025/04/30

Can computers think more like humans? Learn how neuromorphic computing technology, using hardware and algorithms based on brain anatomy, provide more adaptability and efficiency than current artificial intelligence systems. New findings about microscopic plastic contamination in our bodies. Plus, on this month’s episode of Science Today, the answer to an age-old question— what is the best way to boil an egg?

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00:10:24

Check It Out: RetroGameCon with Danny Tripodi

WCNY Community FM ·

2025/04/26

You may not know him, but his company creates a LOT of fun at the libraries in Onondaga County. This week, we welcome Danny Tripodi of RetroGameCon. They are the group that brings a host of old school, 64bit fun to various libraries during the holidays and for the upcoming summer reading season. Maggie is player one, Tom is player two and you are invited to grab a controller for this week's edition of Check It Out.

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00:26:38

Checkup From the Neck-Up, Episode 29 - Federal $ Cuts...

WCNY Community FM ·

2025/04/23

Former SUNY Upstate President Dr. Greg Eastwood talks about how research has driven the dramatic increase in life span since 1900, and the human cost of federal budget cuts on research and health care at medical schools, VA hospitals and clinics, and for those of us on Medicare and Medicaid.

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