Turn The Page – Episode 74a — Brenda Janowitz

Brenda stops by to discuss some buzzworthy books for the new year, her own new book to be released in March, and her contribution the NYT Modern Love column.

Turn The Page – Episode 73 — Brian Stoll

Looking for some Broadway Tickets on the cheap? Brian Stoll of “Stoll the Show” has tips and tricks to get you to the stage door! Brian also treats us to some background on the history of the Playbill as well as his personal favorite shows.

Turn The Page – Episode 72 –Drs. Liz Isakson & Perri Klass

How early is too early to read to your child? Drs. Liz Isakson (Docs for Tots) and Perri Klass (Reach out and Read) join us to chat the medical benefits of reading to your baby as early as possible.

Turn The Page – Episode 71 — Rav Freidel


As the current owner of Syosset’s “Schenck House”, Rav Freidel stops by to talk restoration, resting grounds, and the Revolutionary War history right here in our hometown.

Turn The Page – Episode 70 — Allan Asherman

Allan Asherman has literally written the book on Star Trek, several in fact! Allan joins us to talk about his experiences as a fan, expert, and as one of the organizers of the very first N.Y.C. area Star Trek convention.

Turn The Page – Episode 68 — Marc Thompson

Thompson, a veteran voice actor talks to us about breaking into his career during a casting call for what became MTV’s Daria — and how his own fandoms brought him to voice Casey Jones in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and then to become the narrator of dozens of Star Wars audio books.

Turn The Page – Episode 67 — Fantasmic Foodie

It’s cold outside. What better to do than hunt for great eats around town? The Fantasmic Foodie has made a name for himself reviewing fun and fantastic food spots, and trying some of the most unique dishes that will surprise your taste buds.

Turn The Page – Episode 66 — The Night John Lennon Died with Saundra Shohen

Episode Sixty Six: The Night John Lennon Died with Saundra Shohen

Shohen reveals myriad behind-the-scenes dramas she experienced as Administrator of the Roosevelt Hospital Emergency Department in New York City, as well as the infamous night John Lennon died — which led her to write her crime drama novel, The Night John Lennon Died…so did John Doe.