Episode Twenty Two: 50,00 Words. National Novel Writer's Month -- or NaNoWriMo -- has become an international phenomenon which prompts participants to write a 50,000 word novel within the month of November. - Laura Cerrone,

Episode Twenty One - Local Author Showcase Part 2: We wrap up our Local Author interviews with Michael Weinstein, Stephanie Kepke, Jim "Poppa" Kelly, Cara Bradley, Dr. John Krahn, and Antoinette T. Martin.

Episode Twenty: Genealogy 101: Professional genealogist Susan Murphy stopped by to talk to us about her work with the DNA Genealogy Federation of Long Island, and how the use of DNA in research is "Miracle Grow for your family tree."

Episode Nineteen: Local Author Showcase part 1 -   - Short interviews with home grown talent from our Local Author's Showcase Featuring; Jared Harel,   - Jacqueline Friedland,        - Dr. Dhruva G. Sulibhavi, - D. Ann Marie, -   -

Episode Eighteen: Read in the New Year! - Brenda Janowitz, author and Books Correspondent for PopSugar pops in to give us her top reads to be released in Winter 2019! What authors will have you turning the page this year?

Episode 17 - Syosset's Own On this episode we welcome Joshua A Lafazan - best known to us as Josh Lafazan - legislator for Nassau County's district 18. Josh began his political career right here in Syosset at age 18 when he was elected to the Syos...

Episode Sixteen: Author! Author! - Susan Henderson talks inspiration for A Flicker of Old Dreams -- a novel featuring a young woman from a small town who has gone into the family business as an embalmer in her father's mortuary.

Episode Fifteen: Align Us! - Dr. Uzma Syed sits down with us to discuss how she came to create ALIGN US, a non-profit organization aimed at connecting high school students with real world career experiences via mentorship.

Episode Fourteen: Robert Moses, Villain or Savior? - Professor Howard Ehrlich chatted with us about Robert Moses, a divisive figure in the history of Long Island who most definitely still resides in our daily lives through parkways,

Episode Thirteen: The History of the Circus! Did P.T. Barnum really say, "There's a sucker born every minute?" What was the importance of the circus procession? -   - When did the first animal rights activist groups become vocal?