Nick Stellino: Storyteller in the Kitchen
Published - February 28, 2017
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Monthly Archives: February, 2017
This Week on Cycle of Health, 03/02/17
Published - February 27, 2017
On the next Cycle of Health: It’s the battle of the sexes – when it comes to good health. Does gender make a difference when it comes to disease? Meet a man and a woman, both facing cancer, with emotion, strategy and focus. See if gender stereotypes hold true at a prostate cancer support group. We get a unique look at how millennials manage love, sex and STIs. And technology and treatment aid both sexes in recovery – but how? Watch Cycle of Health on Thursday at 8 p.m. on WCNY
March 05, 2017: At the Keyboard
Published - February 27, 2017
“Everybody told me this ‘girl on the piano thing’ was never going to work.” – Tori Amos The piano was almost a requisite addition to any home during the Romantic era, and it was expected that the young women of the household have some real proficiency at the keyboard. On the next Feminine Fusion, we’ll hear performances from some of the best pianists in the world today, with works familiar and new. “At the Keyboard” Enrique Granados: Bocetos Alicia de Laroccha, piano “Granados” RCA 63368 Franz Schubert: Impromptu No. 1, Op. 142 Maria João Pires “Le Voyage Magnifique”
This Week on Insight, 02/24/17
Published - February 24, 2017
On the next Insight: Revitalizing Oswego. The city’s identified six cornerstone projects, but says changes could be made the investments it will make. With millions on the way from the state; will infrastructure get its share? Oswego’s mayor provides an update on the next Insight. Watch Friday at 9 p.m. on WCNY
9th annual Nonprofit Awards recognize WCNY with Outstanding Fundraising Event award
Published - February 24, 2017
WCNY, Central New York’s multimedia organization is a recipient of the 9th annual Nonprofit Awards, presented by M&T Bank, BizEventz and the Business Journal News Network. WCNY earned the award in the Outstanding Fundraising Event category for its annual Taste of Fame fundraising event. WCNY’s Taste of Fame fundraiser features a celebrity talent along with his or her favorite cuisine. WCNY’s first Taste of Fame in 2015 featured Nick Stellino, acclaimed television Chef and cookbook author. The dinner included a four-course meal crafted by Stellino, along with personal stories related to each recipe. The 2016 Taste of Fame featured celebrity
WCNY to air Dudu Fisher in Jerusalem in March
Published - February 22, 2017
WCNY, Central New York’s multimedia organization, presents “Dudu Fisher in Jerusalem.” Shot on location in Israel, “Dudu Fisher In Jerusalem” is a musical tour of Jerusalem’s most iconic songs and sites. Starring world-renowned singer David ‘Dudu’ Fisher, the program features a blend of Broadway show tunes, traditional Jewish folk songs, and emotional renditions of the classic songs his fans have come to expect. The program airs at noon March 5, at 1 p.m. March 7, and at 8 p.m. March 12 on WCNY. For viewing information, visit wcny.org/wheretowatch. Accompanied by an 18-piece orchestra and, on select songs, by the Israeli
WCNY and ACME Mystery Co. present last two shows of the season March 18, April 7 at WCNY Studios
Published - February 22, 2017
WCNYLive and ACME Mystery Co. present “A Wee Bit O’ Murder” March 18 and “Die Another Death” April 7 to conclude its 2016-2017 season schedule. The dinner/lunch theater event invites guests to solve a funny, yet serious mystery inside WCNY’s TV Studios. At every seat, guests will find out what role they will play with the actors and actresses performing. Guests will also be given a clue to exchange with other tables to acquire information needed to solve the mystery. For tickets, menu, and more information, visit wcny.org/events. A Wee Bit O’ Murder March 18 at 6 p.m. Someone has
February 26, 2017: Patchwork Quilt II
Published - February 20, 2017
“Much like a patchwork quilt, inspiration that stirs and motivates me is made of many things.” – Robert Reynolds Every now and then it’s fun to put together a program of random works. Over the last couple of weeks I’ve received a number of wonderful CDs, and now is a great opportunity to share some of them with you. Solos, chamber works, and even a recording from a 1940 concert at the Library of Congress – all part of the next Feminine Fusion. “Patchwork Quilt II” Ruth Lomon: Shadowing Eileen Hutchins, piano; Katherine Winterstein, violin; Scott Woolweaver, viola; Patrick
This Week on Insight, 02/17/17
Published - February 16, 2017
On the next Insight: CNY’s movement to freedom. Central NY is a region with deep ties to the underground railroad and peoples journey to freedom during the 19th century. We explore the role central New York played in the abolitionist movement? It’s much bigger than Harriet Tubman and William Seward. Watch Friday at 9 p.m. on WCNY
February 19, 2017: Marching to a Different Drum
Published - February 13, 2017
“Speak softly, and carry a big stick.” – Theodore Roosevelt This episode of Feminine Fusion features women who carry sticks . . . and mallets . . . and beaters! These are the women making their marks as percussionists. In some cultures, women are still forbidden to play drums. Even in societies where there is no stigma, percussion is still often viewed as a male-oriented field. These women prove the only thing that matters is talent and skill. “Marching to a Different Drum” Daniela Mercury: Bale Popular Daniela Mercury “Bale Mulato” EMI Astor Piazzolla: Tango Suite Nancy Zeltsman,
This Week on Cycle of Health, 02/16/17
Published - February 13, 2017
On the next Cycle of Health: We highlight amazing stories of recovery. Meet a three time cancer survivor. Fighting back, flourishing and finding ways to focus on family, travel and fun. Life is twice as nice for these twins despite their autism. They’re focused in their future and designing a live of success, and we hit the slopes to see how a ski mountain levels the playing field for children of all abilities. Watch Cycle of Health on Thursday at 8 p.m. on WCNY
‘Connect: NY’ series features ‘Being Poor: Too Old to Work’ at 9 p.m. Feb. 13
Published - February 9, 2017
“Connect: NY” WCNY’s public affairs series features episode two, “Being Poor: Too Old to Work” in its new series. Susan Arbetter, host of the series, explores how as baby boomers age and the gap between rich and poor widens, the number of seniors living in poverty is on the rise. Housing costs are so high that today’s seniors are going to dangerous lengths to save money. Cutting prescription pills in half, living without heat, amongst others. Meet a Central New York senior too old to work and completely dependent on a frayed social safety net. The program airs at 9
Episode 101
WCNY: What is it like producing a television series in your home?
Published - February 8, 2017
Chef Stellino: It was to say the very least, a bit of a nightmare. We have a lot fine antiques and delicate pieces of Sicilian Pottery, which had to be taken down from their display in the morning and put back at night. Every piece of furniture was moved around I felt as if my home was invaded everyday by an order of barbarians!
WCNY: What time does your crew arrive?
Published - February 8, 2017
Chef Stellino: I would get out of bed around 5 a.m. and the crew would arrive at 8 a.m. We started shooting at 10 a.m. and the day usually would end around 7 p.m.
WCNY: What was your favorite moment when you produced the first episode?
Published - February 8, 2017
Chef Stellino There was a moment during the break when I saw the crew not eating from the catering truck. Instead, they were all standing in line in front of my cooked food which we had made for the shows, waiting to be fed… the catering truck did not last long!
