Monthly Archives: April, 2023

Zestful Aging – Michael Clinton, Former President of Hearst Publications asks “What Will You Do With the Rest of Your Life?”

Published - April 8, 2023

Host Nicole Christina talks with Michael Clinton, the former president and publishing director of Hearst Publications, which includes Cosmopolitan, Esquire, O The Oprah Magazine, Redbook and Woman’s Day. Clinton is also an accomplished photographer, marathon runner, philanthropist, author and private pilot. His new book “ROAR Into the Second Half of Your Life (Before It’s Too Late)” is a real treat. ROAR is an acronym that outlines an empowering path for embracing your future.

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S07 Ep32: More Than Drums

Published - April 8, 2023

“We want to show the world that anyone can do this.  We’re young women of color doing this and you can, too.”  – Arlene Acevedo, Recap   There’s a lot more to being a percussionist than just a drumset.  This week we hear from women playing percussion in ways that are sometimes familiar, and sometimes very new.   “More than Drums” Lisa Pegher: No Reply Lisa Pegher, marimba “Minimal Art/Imaginary Windows” Independent Judith Shatin: Sic Transit I-Jen Fang, percussion “Time to Burn” Innova 845 Vincent Ho: Nostalgia Dame Evelyn Glennie, vibraphone “Sandman’s Castle” Navona 6462 Paul Lansky: Idle Fancies, I. Laughing Matter

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Checkup From the Neck-Up, Episode 4 – Dr. Christopher Morley

Published - April 6, 2023

April 3-9 is National Public Health Month. In this edition of Checkup From the Neck-Up, host Dr. Rich O’Neill speaks with Dr. Christopher Morley, Professor and Chair of the Department of Public Health and Preventive Medicine at SUNY Upstate. They talk about the history of the study of public health, stunning successes that have benefitted humankind, current public health challenges, and separating the medical from the political. Support for Checkup From the Neck-up on Community FM provided by:    

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CNY Heroes, Episode 6 – Clear Path for Veterans’ Canine Program

Published - April 6, 2023

Channeling the power of a human-animal bond to help mitigate the symptoms many of our veterans face every day. That’s the goal of matching a veteran to a service dog companion. In this episode of CNY Heroes, Host Dan Cummings talks with Ryan Woodruff, National Director of Canine Programs for the Chittenango-based Clear Path for Veterans. CNY Heroes is a monthly program that takes an in depth look at issues impacting our veterans, including the thousands of vets who call Central New York home.  

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From Suarez’s Basement – Kimberly Wannop

Published - April 6, 2023

Emmy Award Winner for HBO’s hit TV show VEEP as Set Decorator; the talented Kimberly Wannop visited The Basement. When asked what a set decorator’s job is, Kim responded: “To be sure the characters feel present in the space even when actors aren’t physically on the set, that is my job.” She is not only a master of this complex and meticulous process of decorating television and movie sets, but she is one of the most caring and fun experts we have had on the show. Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity to learn from the Set Decorator behind popular TV

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Our New Neighbors, Episode 7 – Uniting for Ukraine

Published - April 6, 2023

This edition of Our New Neighbors continues a discussion of refugees from Ukraine who are coming to Central New York. Maryna Bagovska, who came here from Ukraine with her family in 2020, hosts this month’s show featuring lifelong Central New Yorker Tony Catalfino, who has welcomed more than ten refugees into his home via the U.S. Government program Uniting for Ukraine. They discuss that program, and other ways to offer help to people in war-torn Ukraine. Community FM is committed to including the diverse voices that make Central New York such a special place to live. Our New Neighbors features

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Central Current Radio – Syracuse Bakers Expo

Published - April 6, 2023

In this edition of Central Current Radio, Editor-in-Chief Julie McMahon is joined by Rita Paniagua of Jubilee Homes and local baker Keren Cepeda to discuss the First Annual Syracuse Bakers Expo. Paniagua, a Syracuse Common Councilor, helped organize the March 30 event held at the Marriott Syracuse Downtown to help promote culinary arts and local businesses. Cepeda, one of 23 bakers who participated, was recognized with an award for the design and presentation of her pastries, which are inspired by her Puerto Rican culture.  

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S07 Ep31: Women of Color – Hispanic & Latinx Musicians, Part 3

Published - April 1, 2023

“All I want is to bring beauty, compassion, and often, bring to the forefront difficult questions that need to be answered by all of us.”  – Gabriela Montero   Though there are exceptions, concertgoers see few minorities on stage during any given performance.  This week, we showcase Hispanic and Latinx musicians, with outstanding performances.   “Women of Color: Hispanic & Latinx Musicians, Part 3” Fernando Obradors: La mi sola, Laureola and El majo celoso (from Canciones clásicas españolas) Ailen Pérez, soprano Iain Burnside, piano “Poème d’un jour” Opus Arte 9013 Manuel de Falla:  Fantasía Bética Vanessa Perez, piano “Spain: Piano Music by de Falla and

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