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Schenectady Today In & Around the Capital Region

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Below you will find listings for our interesting on-air guests for the next four weeks.  Check out the lists below for our great variety of topics.  We start filming at 10 am in THE ADDY THEATRE on Tuesday. A live audience is always welcome and there are plenty of seats. You can meet the guests in person and learn more about their projects or even get involved yourself.

June 11, 2019 – Show #1088

Segment ONE

Swim this Summer and More at the JCC

Andy Katz, Interim Executive Director & Pablo Olivares, Aquatics Director

The JCC provides programming for:

            > Wellness & Fitness for all ages

            > Early Childhood Education & After School

            > Youth/Teen Camps

            > Culture for all ages

            > Jewish Culture and Holiday Programs

            > Contemporary Adult Programming

  • Organization: Schenectady Jewish Community Center
  • Mission: The JCC is a thriving non-profit community center that welcomes the diverse populations of Schenectady, Albany and Saratoga Counties. Since 1921 the JCC’s role has changed and expanded to reflect the times. Our staff is committed to providing members and guests with high quality programs and customer service. Included in a membership is the use of the fitness center, over 75 group and water fitness classes each week, lap and family swims, open gym use, adult swim lessons, family art and gym activities, a relaxation center complete with whirlpool, sauna and steam room, and discounts on fitness, social, and enrichment classes and programs.
  • Event: Summer Pool Swim Opportunities & Safety and More
  • Location of event: Balltown Road in Schenectady
  • Facebook: Yes “SchenectdyJCC”

Segment TWO

Conversation with……

Wanda Fischer, Author and Radio Host

            I have written a novel,Empty Seats, a coming-of-age book using baseball as the backdrop. What Little Leaguer hasn’t dreamed about taking to the mound at a Major League ballpark and striking out one of his icons? But what happens when life gets in the way? That’s the essence of Empty Seats, my debut novel.

            My dream, when I was 15 in 1964, was to become a sportswriter; however, at that time, opportunities for women in that career were difficult. I gave that up when I became involved in the Civil Rights and anti-Vietnam War movements and moved on to other things. Written after I retired from my “day” job, this novel is my attempt to return to my original dream.

  • Organization: Wanda Fischer
  • Event: Launch Empty Seats Novel
  • Facebook: Yes “EmptySeatsNovel”
  • Twitter: @EmptySeatsNovel
  • Instagram: @WanFischer
  • Website: www.WandaFischer.com

Segment THREE

Walking and Kayak Tours

Mary Zawacki, Executive Director

Information has not been received as of this publication

  • Organization:  Schenectady County Historical Society

Segment FOUR

Joseph’s House and Shelter in Troy

                       Kevin O’Connor, Executive Director

            Our values – We recognize each person’s strengths, capacities, and right to self-determination. We affirm each person’s dignity, and show respect through non-judgmental advocacy. We commit to Housing First and harm reduction principles.

  • Organization: Joseph’s House and Shelter, Inc
  • Mission: Provide non-judgmental services to end homelessness
  • VISION – A community where everyone has safe and affordable housing

Segment FIVE

Transformational Conversations

Lisa Giruzzi, Coach, Author and Speaker

            Be the you you’ve always dreamed of being.

            Stop waiting until you have the perfect body, job, mate or amount of money. Live Life Fully NOW!!

            There’s an innocent misunderstanding at the heart of all suffering and despair. This misunderstanding has led us to resist life; attempting to control the uncontrollable and promotes feelings of lack. Once you understand how it works, your life will take off in all the ways you truly want it to. The absolute best news is it’s not hard or complicated. All it takes is a willingness to look and see what’s already there to be seen… your magnificence.

Segment SIX

Channel Albany and Open Stage Media

Zeb Schimidt, Program Manager

Information has not been provided as of this publication

  • Organizations: Channel Albany & Open Stage Media
  • Website: www.OpenStageMedia.org

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(Topics listed alphabetically – subject to change)

June 18, 2019 Show #1089

Arc of Rensselaer County’s Evening at the Lake – (Event June 26)

               Joe Starzyk

               Additional Guests ????

Dudley Observatory at miSci – Asteroid Day (Event ?)

               Guests to be announced

Jan’s Wanderings – Classic Theater Guild’s Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (Event ?)

               Janice Walz, Actor

               Richard Sagendorf, Actor

Saratoga Opera (Events ???)

               Guests to be announced

Unchartered Wild – with Animal Guests

               Adam Bornt

June 25, 2019 Show #1090

(Topics listed alphabetically – subject to change)

Capital Repertory Theatre “The Full Monty”

               Maggie Mancinelli Cahill, Artistic Director

               Additional Guests ???

Filmmaker – An Update

               Jon Russell Cring

Guilderland Band Events

               Hillary Fink

               Additional Guests ???

Iroquois Indian Museum

               Stephanie Shultes, Director

               Alicia Burnett, Marketing

Music Haven 2019 Concert Series

               Mona Golub

               Additional Guests ???

Class Afloat

               Chris Trow, Chairman, Class Afloat Foundation USA

               Dominique Dunlap, Graduate Sch’dy HS 2018 Class Afloat 2019 (Completed 9 mo)

               Nyre Brown, Graduate Sch’dy HS 2018 Class Afloat 2019

               Blessin Green, Graduate Sch’dy HS 2018, Attending Class Afloat 2019-2020

July 2, 2019 Show #1081

(Topics listed alphabetically – subject to change)

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