55 min. of the best of 2012 bluegrass music followed by the ball game

Blues and More

Our featured guest is Stephanie Mann, Executive Director of Safe Kids Now! An author and activist, Stephanie presents workshops and training to help strengthen families and to create peaceful neighborhoods and communities. “We can stay safe, if we know what to do and how to do it.” Stephanie and I will discuss the Newtown, CT tragedy, guns and mental health.

Stephanie Mann has seen it all: drugs, violence, crime, gangs, apathy, poverty and abuse. For 38 years, her reaction has always
been...strengthen families and get the community involved to keep children safe. In her community, residents were waiting for the police to stop teen drug abuse and burglaries. Without a local police department…volunteers spearheaded the "Neighborhood Responsibility"
program. Within 2+ years, residents cut crime in half. That experience launched her career as a crime prevention specialist. She
co-authored, "Alternative to Fear." Stephanie’s books include:
"Alternatives to Fear: Guidelines to Safer Neighborhoods” which helped
popularize “Neighborhood Watch.”
"Safe Homes Safe Neighborhoods: Stopping Crime where You Live" (Nolo Press).

Happy New Year 2013!!

Fill- in .

New Years Show!

Playing 26 songs from the last 26 years!

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Shout out to Angelo C., and Rob Rac'kem, host of Hectic Electric, both in the building during the show. We LOVE the LOVE...We LOVE the REMIX!

How does one recover from a month plus of holiday tunes? By returning to Chesterland.

Faves of 2012

guest dj: Bob Longman

All Electronic and only the best, freshest and newest! 7-8P will be a Snowy Day soundtrack and at 8P we will give you sounds from NYC

Mark Klein's Fri.morning
Blues Warehouse (8-10am)
www.liblues.com

the conclucion of the top 90 plus calls from gensu dean melatone and comet plus a hot tyme machine segment

Today's discussion is the impact storms have on Long Island inlets, and in particular, the new Old Inlet (which I am instructed is NOT an inlet, it is a BREACH).

My guests are Carl LoBue from The Nature Conservancy, and Marshall Brown from SaveTheGreatSouthBay.com and on Facebook. Send your questions to habanero@wusb.fm, or call the studio between 6-8 am (631.632.6901).

References from this morning's show:
If you want to voice your concerns, you can contact:
NYS Department of Environmental Conservation
FI National Seashore (part of the National Park Service)
Army Corps of Engineers

Hurricane of 1938 readings:
- Sayville's Wet Pants Sailing Association 1934-1940 by Tom Travis
- Fire Island Beach Resort and National Seashore by Shoshanna McCollum
- Long Island's Lighthouses Past and Present by Robert G. Muller
- Long Island Express - The Great Hurricane of 1938, Geological Impact - www2.sunysuffolk.edu/mandias/38hurricane/geological_impact.html

Great South Bay weather buoy - http://po.msrc.sunysb.edu/GSB/B1RT.html