Joan Hamburg has been covering the scene as a journalist and broadcaster for many years, and is known throughout the country for her award-winning consumer affairs reporting.
Joan Hamburg - November 20, 2009 - Hour 1
WOR 710HD- Joan Hamburg helps kick off the holiday season with the Salvation Army, plus Liz Hamburg stops by for new York Uncovered.
Joan Hamburg - November 20, 2009 - Hour 2
WOR 710HD- Joan Hamburg talks about Oprah’s announcement that she will be leaving her TV show after 25 years in 2011, what impact will it have on the broadcast landscape.
Joan Hamburg - November 19, 2009 - Hour 1
WOR 710HD- Joan Hamburg broadcasts from the Paper Mill Playhouse in celebration of the production “On The Town”; special guest Tony Award winning actress Harriet Harris.
Food Talk
Food Talk with Michael Colameco.
Food Talk - November 15, 2009 - Hour 1
This hour Mike welcomes guest, Frank Bruni, Food Critic for the NY Times. He tells Mike how he got his start as a Food Critic, how his style developed over the years, and interesting restaurant mishaps that happened along the way.
Food Talk - November 15, 2009 - Hour 2
Mike chats with Matt Skinner, Author of ,"Heard it Through the Grapevine". Talking about wine's combination of art, history, science, and Mother Nature. And gives advice on shopping and serving great wines.
Food Talk - November 8, 2009 - Hour 1
Mike speaks to Sergio Esposito, Owner of Italian Wine Merchants in Manhattan, and Author of "Passion on the Vine". Looking at recent developments in Italian wine-making.
The Steve Malzberg Show
The Steve Malzberg Show is a witty and biting analysis of the days events, coupled with an engaging, caller-driven mix of politics and issues.Steve is a 24 year veteran of the NYC radio scene and the newest member of the WOR Radio Family.
Health Talk with Dr.Ronald Hoffman-November 20,2009
An encore presentation of Health Talk asks what is brown fat and why is it good for you? Dr. James Lyons, plastic surgeon and author of 'The Brown Fat Revolution' stops by to chew the fat with Dr. Hoffman on the subject.
Health Talk with Dr.Ronald Hoffman-November 19,2009
Dr. Hoffman asks - does smoked salmon have the same beneficial fatty acids as plain old salmon? Plus: The latest on breast cancer prevention and mammograms
Health Talk with Dr.Ronald Hoffman-November 18,2009
The curse of heart disease - found in mummies! The media has been shouting this story from the tops of the pyramids, tune in to hear Dr. Hoffman's take on heart disease and it's history. Plus: A new break through drug for lingering shingles pain.
The Joey Reynolds Show
Special Guests and Fun Talk.
Joey Reynolds - November 21, 2009 - 4A-5A
Joey chats with Kent Clizbe and Brett Joshpe about the C.I.A. and how the Obama administration is dealing with terrorism and the Taliban.
U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder testified before the senate judiciary committee and basically shrugged when asked if any other enemy combatant captured overseas had ever been brought to civilian criminal court to face justice. Talk about an incompetent boob, not to mention a disgrace.
So President Obama's approval rating is down to 46% in the latest Rasmussen poll. The latest Fox News poll shows that his approval rating on his handling of the economy has shifted 9 points since July and now more people are dissatisfied than are satisfied.
Debra Burlingame from the 9/11 Families for a Safe and Strong America, discusses Attorney General Eric Holder's testimony supporting 9/11 trials in NYC and the grilling Senator Lindsey Graham gave him.
Jeff Goodell, Author: Big Coal: The Dirty Secret Behind America's Energy Future
Jeff Goodell, Author: Big Coal: The Dirty Secret Behind America's Energy Future
Long dismissed as a relic of a bygone era, coal is back -- with a vengence. Coal is one of the nation's biggest and most influential industries -- Big Coal provides more than half the electricity consumed by Americans today -- and its dominance is growing, driven by rising oil prices and calls for energy independence. Is coal the solution to America's energy problems? On close examination, the glowing promise of coal quickly turns to ash. Coal mining remains a deadly and environmentally destructive industry. Nearly forty percent of the carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere each year comes from coal-fired power plants. In the last two decades, air pollution from coal plants has killed more than half a million Americans. In this eye-opening call to action, Goodell explains the costs and consequences of America's addiction to coal and discusses how we can kick the habit.
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You may have noticed the tone since the election of Barack Obama as President. There was always partisan bickering whether it was anti-Bush or anti-Clinton, but this rhetoric is beginning to worry people.
The more people run away from New York Governor David Paterson the more I think we should embrace him. He seems to be all alone in his call for massive spending cuts and government restraint.
Now you might be a little surprised, but along with attending nightly theatre and movie screenings, I also, on occasion, attend restaurant and even club openings. What's new to New York doesn't get by me!
So normally. I am not one to make a big deal of my birthday. A nice dinner with a few good friends will certainly do. So it was hugely out of the ordinary for me to celebrate this year...
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