Memorial Day Weekend - the unofficial start of Summer, but more important, a time to thank and remember those who have served our country. Although, not everyone knows that. Take a look at Paul the Web Guy's interview in NY.
Jack Kratoville
Thirteen years at New York's number one station and it continues to be the greatest experience of my career.
Born and raised out in Riverhead, Long Island; I used to think that “the city” was this huge place I’d surely get lost in and would never ever find a place to park the car. Now, I'm reasonably familiar navigating the 5 boroughs and I've come to realize that not only is New York the biggest, it is the greatest city in the world. And unless I’m on the air early Sunday morning, there is no place to park a car.
I attended college at Emerson in Boston. My radio career has taken me to places like Philadelphia, Hartford, Springfield, MA, and Birmingham, Alabama. I’ve also gone from records to tape to CD to hard drives, but that’s another story!
Now, once again New York is home. I live on Long Island with my wife and best friend Tanya, and my two beautiful children, Kyle and Jackie. I enjoy music (all kinds), radio (a good thing), photography, bike riding (aong the beach), building web sites, camping (tents), and cooking (pizza and pasta from scratch). I also spend a lot of time on the LIRR, but that’s mostly out of necessity.
Wine Country
I live on Long Island and one of my favorite places is the North Fork. This area is home to many of Long Island's wineries and now's the time to enjoy tasting new vintages. Here's a link to LI's Wine Country.
Enjoy!
Forgotten New York
New York City has an incredible history in all facets of life. But sometimes it's the little things that bring back special memories of an era long gone. If you enjoy a little (or a lot) of nostalgia every now and then, Kevin Walsh has put together an incredible site of places in NY 'forgotten' until now. Click here and enjoy.
Singer / Songwriter Jim Dawson has been making music since the seventies. He regularly performs throughout the NYC area. Visit his website here: http://www.jimdawson.com/
Born and raised out in Riverhead, Long Island; I used to think that “the city” was this huge place I’d surely get lost in and would never ever find a place to park the car. Now, I'm reasonably familiar navigating the 5 boroughs and I've come to realize that not only is New York the biggest, it is the greatest city in the world. And unless I’m on the air early Sunday morning, there is no place to park a car.
I attended college at Emerson in Boston. My radio career has taken me to places like Philadelphia, Hartford, Springfield, MA, and Birmingham, Alabama. I’ve also gone from records to tape to CD to hard drives, but that’s another story!
Now, once again New York is home. I live on Long Island with my wife and best friend Tanya, and my two beautiful children, Kyle and Jackie. I enjoy music (all kinds), radio (a good thing), photography, bike riding (aong the beach), building web sites, camping (tents), and cooking (pizza and pasta from scratch). I also spend a lot of time on the LIRR, but that’s mostly out of necessity.
Wine Country
I live on Long Island and one of my favorite places is the North Fork. This area is home to many of Long Island's wineries and now's the time to enjoy tasting new vintages. Here's a link to LI's Wine Country.
Enjoy!
Forgotten New York
New York City has an incredible history in all facets of life. But sometimes it's the little things that bring back special memories of an era long gone. If you enjoy a little (or a lot) of nostalgia every now and then, Kevin Walsh has put together an incredible site of places in NY 'forgotten' until now. Click here and enjoy.
Singer / Songwriter Jim Dawson has been making music since the seventies. He regularly performs throughout the NYC area. Visit his website here: http://www.jimdawson.com/
Personality Links
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Wine Country
I live on Long Island and one of my favorite places is the North Fork. This area is home to many of Long Island's wineries and now's the time to enjoy tasting new vintages. Here's a link to LI's Wine Country.
Enjoy!
Forgotten New York
New York City has an incredible history in all facets of life. But sometimes it's the little things that bring back special memories of an era long gone. If you enjoy a little (or a lot) of nostalgia every now and then, Kevin Walsh has put together an incredible site of places in NY 'forgotten' until now. Click here and enjoy.
My Facebook Page Assorted ramblings and observations: http://www.liwines.com/jackkratoville
Friday, May 17, 2013
Another Passing Of Interest
He didn't invent the computer or cure cancer. His name was probably unknown to most until today. Yet his contribution to society was as widespread as it was significant. It wasn't his invention, but he saw a need that was yearning to be filled. So today, I propose a moment of silence in school cafeterias across the globe for E. Robert Kinney - the man, prior to his position of Chief Executive of General Mills, both touted and popularized ......... fish sticks. Long live Mrs. Paul and the Gloucester Fisherman :)
Friday, May 10, 2013
NYC Stands Tall
New York City can now boast the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere. Have a look at our photo album:
http://www.1067litefm.com/photos/main/spire-lifted-to-one-world-trade-352617/20739256/#/0/20739256
