Steve Kates discusses a variety of scientific updates ranging from the recurring delays of NASA’s Artemis 2 moon mission to the physics of sound. The conversation highlights the immense power of decibels by comparing the explosive noise of volcanic eruptions and human weaponry to the extraordinary communication clicks of sperm whales. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mar 01, 2026•7 min
The arrival of former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer to the WABC radio lineup, where he is welcomed by host John Catsimatidis. Spicer outlines his goal to move beyond standard political commentary by providing listeners with an insider’s perspective on the electoral process and the mechanics of high-level decision-making. Leveraging his extensive military and political background, he aims to counter "liberal legacy media" narratives by offering what he describes as common-sense truths t...
Mar 01, 2026•5 min
Pierre Yared, acting chair of the Council of Economic Advisors, argues that the Trump administration has fostered a period of exceptional economic overperformance by reversing the fiscal challenges inherited from the previous leadership. The discussion centers on a supply-side growth strategy driven by deregulation, energy independence, and tax reform, which Yared credits for increasing real wages and driving the stock market to record heights. Despite recent legal setbacks regarding tariff auth...
Mar 01, 2026•7 min
Dr. Peter Michalos explores the vital connection between daily lifestyle choices and long-term neurological health, emphasizing that the brain is the master control center of our lives. He highlights the surprising mouth-brain axis, explaining how managing oral bacteria can prevent toxic inflammation and amyloid plaques associated with Alzheimer's disease. The discussion also covers modern neuroendovascular surgery, which allows doctors to treat brain bleeds through minimally invasive techniques...
Mar 01, 2026•8 min
District Attorney Melinda Katz discusses her ongoing efforts to improve the quality of life in Queens by addressing both high-level conspiracies and localized disturbances. She highlights the successful prosecution of a massive retail theft ring that defrauded Home Depot of millions, while also introducing a trespass affidavit program designed to give local businesses a tool to bar repeat offenders and offer social services to those in need. Beyond property crimes, Katz emphasizes her office’s c...
Mar 01, 2026•8 min
Mark Simone recounts the tragic collapse of the Friars Club, a legendary New York institution that once served as a sanctuary for show business icons like Frank Sinatra and Johnny Carson. After more than a century of prestige, the club fell into disarray due to mismanagement and criminal activity, leading to federal raids, indictments, and the eventual loss of its historic clubhouse. The dialogue highlights a mysterious memorabilia auction in California, where items ranging from Milton Berle’s p...
Mar 01, 2026•7 min
Lynn Shaw discusses the urgent necessity of protecting children from the predatory nature of big tech and social media algorithms. Shaw argues that a decline in parental authority and structure has created a vacuum, allowing digital platforms to monetize youth vulnerabilities and effectively raise a generation within a "digital bubble." To combat this crisis, she advocates for a dual approach involving federal legislation like the Kids Online Safety Act and a return to proactive parenting that s...
Mar 01, 2026•7 min
Kathy Benner, director of the American Bald Eagle Foundation, discusses the remarkable population recovery of the bald eagle since the 1972 ban on DDT. Operating out of Haines, Alaska, the foundation functions as a natural history museum and raptor center dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of injured wild birds. Benner highlights their mission of public education using non-releasable avian ambassadors to connect visitors with wildlife conservation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit...
Mar 01, 2026•5 min
Former Governor James Gilmore analyzes a significant Republican electoral defeat in Virginia, characterizing the loss as a harbinger for national politics. He attributes the Democratic sweep to the GOP’s failure to establish a resonant campaign message while facing a "wave election" fueled by local dissatisfaction and federal workforce issues. Gilmore argues that the current Democratic leadership has pivoted to a left-wing agenda that contradicts their moderate campaign promises, particularly re...
Mar 01, 2026•7 min
This financial broadcast provides a concise overview of recent market volatility driven by massive media mergers and the unpredictable evolution of the AI sector. A primary focus is the shifting landscape of entertainment, highlighted by Netflix's decision to abandon a major acquisition in favor of organic growth, which cleared the path for a conservative-leaning takeover of Warner Discovery and Paramount by Skydance. The report further examines the conflicting signals in technology, weighing Nv...
Mar 01, 2026•4 min
Hank Sheinkopf and host John Catsimatidis argue that the modern Democratic Party is undergoing a hostile takeover by democratic socialists who are exploiting the party's infrastructure to advance a radical agenda. The speakers lament the loss of the centrist, common-sense approach typified by the Bill Clinton era, suggesting that current leadership is too fearful of losing their positions to challenge the far-left fringe. They contend that this ideological shift is fueled by outside interests an...
Mar 01, 2026•7 min
Senator George Borrello argues that New York’s current fiscal trajectory is a dangerous death spiral fueled by excessive spending and a looming battle over aggressive tax increases. He contends that the state’s budget vastly outpaces more populous states like Florida and Texas, primarily due to systemic waste and Medicaid fraud involving millions of ineligible enrollees. Borrello criticizes Democratic leadership for proposing higher taxes on the wealthy and corporations as a "hostage situation" ...
Mar 01, 2026•8 min
Republican nominee Caroline Shinkle outlines her vision for representing New York’s 12th congressional district by framing her campaign as a "modern-day Manhattan Project" intended to revitalize the city. Shinkle advocates for a platform rooted in economic empowerment and free enterprise, prioritizing policies that allow citizens to retain more of their income while fostering an environment conducive to business and family growth. Central to her message is a nonpartisan appeal to improve the qua...
Mar 01, 2026•6 min
Congressman Byron Donalds outlines his vision for the future of Florida as the endorsed successor to Governor Ron DeSantis. He emphasizes that the state's success is rooted in conservative governance, specifically focusing on fiscal discipline, the preservation of law and order, and a commitment to personal liberty. To accommodate the influx of new residents, Donalds proposes making the government operate efficiently at the "speed of business" while investing in essential infrastructure and hous...
Mar 01, 2026•6 min
Brian Kilmeade analyzes the decisive U.S. military strike against Iran. The conversation centers on the geopolitical realignment of the Middle East, suggesting that the elimination of Iranian leadership has pushed Sunni Arab nations like Saudi Arabia and the UAE into a closer, albeit quiet, alliance with the United States and Israel. Kilmeade and the hosts sharply criticize Democratic domestic opposition, arguing that partisan disdain for Donald Trump blinds politicians to the strategic necessit...
Mar 01, 2026•15 min
John and his guests discuss the top stories making headlines across the Tri-state area. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Feb 22, 2026•58 min
John and his guests discuss the latest national news making headlines across the country. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Feb 22, 2026•58 min
John talks with the new CEO of the Partnership for New York City, Steve Fulop, to discuss the economic issues facing NYC under the new socialist mayor. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Feb 22, 2026•10 min
John talks with Administrator for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Dr. Mehmet Oz, about economic improvements, healthcare reforms and global leadership under President Trump. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Feb 22, 2026•7 min
John talks with Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) about the Save America Act and the Clear Labels Act which both ensure transparency for Americans. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Feb 22, 2026•7 min
John talks with Joe Hathway, a candidate for New Jersey's 11th Congressional District. He pitches his common sense platform and compares it to his opponent's radical socialist proposed policies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Feb 22, 2026•6 min
John talks with U.S. Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum who previews the State of the Union address by highlighting prosperity in the energy sector and debt reduction. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Feb 22, 2026•9 min
John talks with General David Petraeus who breaks down the escalating military tensions in Ukraine, Cuba, and Iran. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Feb 22, 2026•10 min
John talks with RNC Chair Joe Gruters, about his perspective on the country’s direction under President Trump, including declining energy costs, public safety priorities, and international peace efforts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Feb 22, 2026•8 min
John talks with Bart Schwartz, a former federal prosecutor who now oversees the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA). They discuss NYCHA's issues and what it is required to fix the system. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Feb 22, 2026•8 min
John talks with Harold Holzer, the Manhattan Borough Historian about his role and the evolution of Manhattan since it's purchase almost 400 years ago. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Feb 22, 2026•7 min
John talks with William Simpson, the executive director of the Wild Horses Fire Brigade. They discuss the West Coast’s escalating wildfire crisis and how to solve it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Feb 22, 2026•7 min
John talks with Joseph Hernandez, a biotech entrepreneur and former mayoral candidate, about running to become New York State Comptroller. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Feb 22, 2026•7 min
John talks with Katie Pasitney about her legal victory against the Canadian Food Inspection Agency in her fight for justice following the culling of her ostrich herd. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Feb 22, 2026•6 min
John talks with Lynn Shaw about the growing concern surrounding AI hallucinations, where machines falsely present some information as fact. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Feb 22, 2026•7 min