1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay catches up with long time St. Peter's Prep (NJ) head coach Rich Hansen about how his #1-ranked Marauders' preparation for and start of the high school football season was impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Anchor Paul James and reporter Al Jones host the wrap-up show after the 2020 Vice Presidential Debate. They are joined by Jessica Proud, Republican strategist/communications director for NYGOP and Dr. Ester Fuchs, Professor of International and Public Affairs and Political Science at Columbia Universtiy and Director of WhosOnTheBallot.org.
Anchor Paul James and reporter Al Jones host the wrap-up show after the first 2020 Presidential Debate. They are joined by Democratic National Committeeman from NY and co-President of ZE Creative Communications Robert Zimmerman, former Executive Director of the Port Authority and Conservative commentator and author George Marlin, and ABC Analyst Alex Castellanos.
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay chats with best-selling author Jeff Pearlman about his new book, "Three-Ring Circus: Kobe, Shaq, Phil, and the Crazy Years of the Lakers Dynasty"
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay catches up with Central Jersey's own John Pak, who tied for the low round among amateur golfers (1-under par) on Day 1 of the US Open at Winged Foot in Westchester County
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay is in the eye of the Red Storm, shooting the breeze with St. John's head men's basketball coach Mike Anderson.
Full interview with New York State Assemblywoman (District 39) Catalina Cruz
Mario Bosquez reports.
Sonia Rincon reports
Sonia Rincon reports.
Mario Bosquez reports.
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay shoots the breeze with the former Fordham and Hofstra men's head basketball coach about how the pandemic has affected college & high school recruiting
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay talks with Baruch College junior men's soccer player Luis Munoz, who has been training for the now-canceled New York City Marathon in a most unusual way.
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay chats with a couple of "virtual" and die-hard Brooklyn Nets fans as he gets ready to join them for the team's final restart game in the NBA's Orlando bubble.
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay chats with Brooklyn Nets broadcaster Ian Eagle about life in the NBA's Orlando bubble
Valencia is a volunteer for Sanctuary for Families for over 20 years now. Valencia, from Brooklyn, knew from the start that she wanted to make a difference in the lives of children. In 1997, fresh out of college and waiting to begin her career as a teacher, she began as a volunteer at Sanctuary for Families. On Thursday evenings, you’ll find Valencia at Sanctuary with the young children, some as young as two and others on the brink of adolescence, while their mothers are taking classes. She infu...
Lynn Ann is the owner of the learning experience- a preschool in Hoboken, NJ that among its regular required curriculum- teaches kindness and philanthropy to the children. Through monthly philanthropic and fundraising events, as well as songs and weekly lessons, preschoolers as young as age three are taught what it means to be kind and philanthropic. Her curriculum- which is not taught in any other preschools- is rooted in these principals because she feels it is important to teach the younger g...
Twenty-some years ago, Bronx resident Lynne Corry was homeless, addicted to drugs and alcohol, pregnant and living in a park. After fighting addiction and homelessness she is paying it forward by giving back to the agency that helped her survive. She credits her dramatic turn-around and success to Samaritan Daytop Village’s: young mothers program, an intensive residential substance use disorder treatment program for pregnant women and mothers where she lived with her son while working on her rec...
Juliana Fetherman was just a teenager when she noticed how hard it was for her brother, Michael, to make friends. Her brother has ADHD and autism which she says can be very lonely for him. Inspired by her brother and his struggles she was on a mission to help him and those like him build relationships. She created an app called "Making Authentic Friendships" - which also happens to be her brothers initials. The app is built to match users based on age, diagnosis, interests, and location. eventfu...
Iain Forrest is a 24yr old medical student at Mt. Sinai that has learned to heal with more than just medicine. He started off in college pursuing degree in music wanting to "be the next yo-yo ma" but one day he performed at a hospital for terminally ill patients and saw how his music resonated with them, lifting their spirits- and he wanted to help them and found a way to intertwine music with medicine. Iain plays for all kinds of patients at different hospitals, using the power of music to tran...
Donna moved to Brooklyn from St. Lucia and began working with her aunt in salon since she was 16. She says shes always felt at home in a salon and working in beautifying others was therapeutic for her. Recently her mother had a personal health issue which caused her to lose all her hair and got Donna into doing research for non-surgical ways to help her mother deal with these.She says seeing her mother go through this experience is what inspired her to want to help other women in similar situati...
All Local afternoon update for 1/22/2020.
Jameel Laboo is helping spread awareness on teenage depression and anxiety. He recently wrote a book "SIGNS: We all could be better parents" a non-fictional novel showing the effects of anxiety, depression and peer pressure among our youth The book is written from a fathers point of view on see his 11yr old daughter dealing with the struggles which is based on his own experience with his daughter. Since the book was published last summer he has been traveling to different middle and high schools...
A Newark, New Jersey, high school principal, Akbar Cook first gave the kids a way to wash their clothes. Now he's given them a safe place to hang out on weeknights. He introduced “Lights On,” a recreational program that keeps kids off the street from 6 p.m. to midnight on Fridays during the school year and with the help of others he is expanding the program. 1010 WINS honors Akbar Cook as our difference maker.
Today's All Local covers a new details in the shooting death of a 14 year old over the weekend, a new deal for more protected bike lanes in NYC, and updates on Sandy recovery seven years after the storm
29 Oct. 2019 Today's All Local Coverage 1) Another teenager was shot in south Jamaica Queens - this time a girl - and there's some suspicion this might have had something to do with a fatal shooting of a teenager in the same neighborhood over the weekend 2) Another senior citizen was targeted and beaten in NYC. The victim believes the assault was a gang initiation. 3 Mayor Bill Deblasio and the City Council have agreed on a $1.7 billion plan that would expand the number of protected bike lanes....
