Our Top Book Picks Introduction In this episode, we discuss the New York Times list of the 100 best books of the 21st century. We narrowed it down to our top 10 books from the list that have made an impact on us. Youtube Subscribe Lost in Jersey Best Book Picks for...
MTV, VH1 & BEYOND How did a 411 call land Scott Moore a job at MTV in the 1980s and lead him to a career at VH1? Tune in to hear Jerseysan Scott Moore’s creative path to those iconic Gen-X TV channels and on to a career as an award-winning video producer and...
Dynamo Dentist to Glam Designer Successfully Pivoting Careers What if a simple clerical error could alter the course of your entire career? Listen to Natasha Mathias as she recounts her serendipitous journey from pediatric dentistry to fashion design. Natasha’s...
Montclair History Center, Executive Director Get ready to be schooled as we embark on a journey through the vibrant past of our beloved town, Montclair! In this episode, we talk with the very smart Angelica Diggs, a historian and executive director of the Montclair...
Author of “Deliver Me from Nowhere: The Making of Bruce Springsteen’s Nebraska” Tune in to our talk with acclaimed author Warren Zanes about his, journey, inspiration, and approach to writing music biographies, including his outstanding new book,...
Robert Downey Jr. Jumps Shark in The Sympathizer What to watch and read June 2024. Tune in for show, movie, and book reviews for June 2024 from the suburb of New York City. Here’s what we’re watching just outside New York City in New Jersey!...
The top 100 books of the 21st Century! Wait, is that clickbait, New York Times? Why yes, yes it is, and we clicked on it. You say the words ”100” and ”century” and then we click and see it's all recent books and then realize – HOLD UP! They meant the BEST books since the ye old year of 2001? Oh. That's a bit anti-climactic. But we're here for it. And we share what books from this list stayed with us long after we closed the back cover (or hit stop on the audiobook). Plus Rachel throws in a book that's not on the list. You know why? Because she can! Are you one of the million fans of Elena Ferrante? Then go get Lies and Sorcery by Elsa Morante translated by Jenny McPhee.
