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2022. 09. 13.

Author and Journalist Holly Peterson with WLIW-FM General Manager Diane Masciale

Holly Peterson is a producer, journalist, novelist, and East End resident. Among her many published works are two satirical novels set in The Hamptons. She shares special insight into what inspired her to write about the lifestyles of the very wealthy, the class dynamics of surfing and the definition of "summer", balancing motherhood with her career, and much more in this extended interview with General Manager Diane Masciale.

2022. 09. 13.

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5월 2일

Dr. Christopher Gobler on current state of East End water quality

Dr. Christopher Gobler of Stony Brook University joins the panel to discuss the current state of water quality on the East End, focusing on nitrogen, innovative and alternative treatment systems (also known as IA systems), and the impact of algae on local ecosystems. He also clarifies a point about "flesh eating bacteria" after a short clip of him went viral out of context. This week’s panel is: Joe Shaw, Consulting Editor at The Express News GroupBill Sutton, Editor-in-chief at The Express News GroupDenise Civiletti, Editor & Publisher of RiverheadLocalBeth Young, Editor & Publisher of East End BeaconDr. Christopher Gobler, Professor at Stony Brook University School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences Enjoying this show? Rate and review us, and send this episode to someone who should hear it. Together we can keep community news alive on the East End. —— WLIW-FM is community media for Eastern Long Island. Donate to WLIW-FM here. Download the WLIW-FM app so you never miss a beat! for Apple devices | for Android devices

5월 2일

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54분
2023. 06. 30.

‘Primary Trust’: Actor William Jackson Harper and Playwright Eboni Booth

WLIW-FM is proud to partner with The WNET Group’s ALL ARTS for this special edition of WLIW-FM In Conversation. “Primary Trust” is a simple story from the mind of playwright Eboni Booth: 38-year-old Kenneth (William Jackson Harper) loses his long-time job at a bookstore, forcing him into a terrifying-but-electrifying cycle of change. Presented by Roundabout Theatre Company and running through July 2 at Laura Pels Theatre, the play spotlights a small number of locations in the fictional suburb of Cranberry, N.Y., where Kenneth spends most of his time either at work or evenings drinking Mai Tais at Wally’s with his one and only friend, Bert. When Kenneth is told his boss is moving across the country and therefore closing the store, his sense of self is rattled. But as he and his routine are shaken, he finds that maybe — just maybe — he had been mistaking comfort for happiness all along. ALL ARTS facilitated a conversation between Booth and Harper about “Primary Trust,” their individual creative processes, collaborating to bring a story from script to stage and more. Listen to the conversation or read the transcript here.

2023. 06. 30.

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6월 6일

Marc Shaiman on his new book “Never Mind The Happy”, a night at Guild Hall, and more

"My fingers had centuries of music in them," says Marc Shaiman, a composer and lyricist with a prolific and impactful career both on Broadway and in Hollywood. He's known for his work in iconic films Hairspray, When Harry Met Sally, and Sleepless in Seattle. He's also won a number of awards including two Emmy's, two Grammy's, a Tony, and more. His new memoir "Never Mind The Happy" is out now. He joined Gianna Volpe to talk about everything from the origin of the book's title to starting the audience participation tradition of Rocky Horror Picture Show. He even breaks into a song a couple of times, but would we expect anything less from "the man who gave Bette Midler 'the wind beneath my wings'"? Marc will be at Guild Hall on June 21st for a live talk with Susan Stroman about the memoir, plus a special guest will join for a live performance celebrating Shaiman’s remarkable body of work. This episode is part of The WNET Group's Broadway and Beyond, a special collection of Broadway and arts programming premiering through May and June. Find more at wliw.org/broadway.

6월 6일

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4월 25일

Long Island bays and local zoning issues continue to be intertwined

This episode of Behind The Headlines features smaller panel and takes a deep dive into the state of Long Island's bays. Beth Young outlines issues with septic systems and how outdated infrastructure in Riverhead makes it difficult to control the amount of nitrogen that leaches into the Peconic Bay. Joe and Bill also talk about Southampton zoning updates and infrastructure projects like sewage treatment plants. This week’s panel is: Joe Shaw, Consulting Editor at The Express News GroupBill Sutton, Editor-in-chief at The Express News GroupBeth Young, Editor & Publisher of East End Beacon Enjoying this show? Rate and review us, and send this episode to someone who should hear it. Together we can keep community news alive on the East End. —— WLIW-FM is community media for Eastern Long Island. Donate to WLIW-FM here. Download the WLIW-FM app so you never miss a beat! for Apple devices | for Android devices

4월 25일

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4월 18일

Express Sessions: Taking The Pulse of The Hamptons Real Estate Market

Please enjoy this Express Sessions while Behind The Headlines is off. This was recorded live on February 12, 2026 and has been edited for time and conciseness. An unedited version can be found here. Year after year, the Hamptons market has refused to cool. In 2025, the East End saw a record-breaking median sale price, reaching $2 million for the first time in its history, even as the region continues to weather inflation, higher interest rates, soaring insurance costs, relentless traffic and a heated political climate. None of it has dimmed demand for the South Fork’s beaches, natural beauty and coveted lifestyle — or for the exceptional architecture and design available to buy or rent. In this panel discussion, leading Hamptons real estate professionals will explore the pressures shaping today’s market and share their perspectives on what lies ahead.

4월 18일

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54분
2025. 09. 20.

Montauk Mary, Sound Avenue, HMS Culloden shipwreck, and more

In this episode of 'Behind the Headlines,' Bill Sutton covers the recent removal of trash cans in Southampton. Denise Civiletti discusses the cold case of the murder of anonymous woman known only as Montauk Mary and the historical significance of Sound Avenue. The panel invites Jack Motz to dive into the approval of a dock in Three Mile Harbor and the history of the HMS Culloden shipwreck. Christine Sampson talks about the impact of the decline of civics education, and they also touch on the controversy surrounding a teacher's comments on social media, and more. This week's panel is: Joe Shaw, Executive Editor at The Express News GroupBill Sutton, Managing Editor at The Express News GroupDenise Civiletti, Editor & Publisher at RiverheadLocalJack Motz, Staff Writer at The Express News GroupChristine Sampson, Director of Community Engagement at LTV ------ WLIW-FM is community media for Eastern Long Island. Donate to WLIW-FM here. Download the WLIW-FM app so you never miss a beat! for Apple devices | for Android devices

2025. 09. 20.

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An in-depth conversation on the deep-seated roots of hate and why hate is everybody's problem

Exploring Hate on Eastern Long Island is a special WLIW-FM 30-minute program and part of “Exploring Hate,” a reporting initiative from The WNET Group on antisemitism, racism and extremism. Host Julian Phillips moderates a panel of experts who have devoted their careers to addressing the issues of hate on Long Island and their on-going efforts to eradicate this multi-faceted dilemma. This special broadcast will examine some of the deep-seated roots of hate which exist on Eastern Long Island—but more importantly show why hate is everybody’s problem. During the 30 minutes—and the expanded discussion on-line, the goal is to motivate the listener to become an active participant in the fight against hate, to make Eastern Long Island a better place to live and work. The distinguished group of panelists will include: Eric Post, LI Regional Director, American Jewish Committee; Elaine Gross, Executive Director, Erase Racism; William Kiley, retired Deputy Chief Suffolk County Police Department and children’s book author; Chaplain Sanaa Nadim, Stony Brook Interfaith Center and Frank Meeink, former white supremacist, Skinhead and gang member. Leadership support for Exploring Hate is provided by the Sylvia A. and Simon B. Poyta Programming Endowment to Fight Antisemitism, with additional major funding from The Peter G. Peterson and Joan Ganz Cooney Fund and Patti Askwith Kenner. Additional support is provided by Sue and Edgar Wachenheim III, Nancy and Morris Offit and Judy and Josh Weston.

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2022. 01. 06.

Proud Boys on Long Island

This week marks the one year anniversary of the insurrection on our nation’s Capitol. To many, the shocking images of violence and barbarism were surreal. The process of ratifying the 2020 election of Joe Biden by our nation’s lawmakers inside the Capitol building came to a screeching halt and they were escorted to safety as rioters breached the building to forcibly stop the process of Democracy as we know it. While the attempt was unsuccessful, the growth of new movements of hate were evident. One of those groups was the white nationalist group, the Proud Boys. 15 were charged in the January 6th riot. Over the past year the Proud Boys have re-emerged conducting several actions across the country. Most recently - right here on Long Island with marches in Patchogue, Bayshore and the Saturday after Thanksgiving in the village of Rockville Centre. For this special WLIW-FM program, Julian Phillips is joined by U.S. Representative Kathleen Rice, Rena Riback of the Anti-Racism Project, and Rabbi Michael Cohen to form a panel of leaders, experts and grass roots organizers who have committed themselves to confront and deal with hate. They will examine issues including the activities of the Proud Boys and manifestations of antisemitism, racism and extremism on Long Island.

2022. 01. 06.

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2021. 06. 29. · 보너스

Expanded Discussion: Exploring Hate on Eastern Long Island

Dig deeper into the issue with the panelists in the follow-up to Exploring Hate on Eastern Long Island. “Exploring Hate” is a reporting initiative from The WNET Group on antisemitism, racism and extremism. Host Julian Phillips moderates a panel of experts who have devoted their careers to addressing the issues of hate on Long Island and their on-going efforts to eradicate this multi-faceted dilemma. This special broadcast examines some of the deep-seated roots of hate which exist on Eastern Long Island—but more importantly show why hate is everybody’s problem. The goal of this expanded discussion is to motivate the listener to become an active participant in the fight against hate, to make Eastern Long Island a better place to live and work. Find the original discussion and additional resources and information on how you can become involved in the fight against hate here.

2021. 06. 29. · 보너스

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