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Get ConnectedHungerthon 2023: Bid, Buy and Donate to End Hunger!iHeart Media and 106.7 Lite-FM are proud to once again join Hungerthon! A radio tradition since 1975 organized by Why Hunger, Hungerthon educates listeners about hunger, and raises critical funds to feed our neighbors. Our guest is Jenique Jones, Executive Director of Why Hunger, to talk about the amazing items up for sale and auction—live at hungerthon.org/iheart--and the ongoing work for food justice. You can make your donation, purchase or bid on an item for auction at hungerthon.org/iheart right now!
2023-11-2815 minGet ConnectedHungerthon 2022Once again, 106.7 Lite FM is proud to be a partner of Hungerthon: An annual radio tradition, organized by Why Hunger to educate listeners across the U.S. and raise critical funds to end hunger in America. Hungerthon Board Member Chef Pearl Thompson talks about food insecurity and food justice—and how hunger is not a problem of supply, but of organization and lack of empowerment. To donate, purchase and bid on items, visit hungerthon.org through December 31st.
2022-11-2213 minGet ConnectedHungerthon 2021106.7 Lite FM is proud to again be a partner of Hungerthon. Noreen Springstead, Executive Director of Why Hunger, talks about how and why the annual event raises critical funds to end hunger in America. The Hungerthon auction is Live! Make your donation and bid on celebrity donated auction items at hungerthon.org through December 31st.
2021-12-0514 minGet ConnectedThe American Cancer Society’s Making Strides Against Breast Cancer WalksAs an iHeart station, 106.7 Lite-FM is proud to once again partner with The American Cancer Society’s Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walks. Nitisha Moore of The American Cancer Society explains how the walks fund vital research and support programs, and the significance of Making Strides for families and survivors. For more, visit makingstrideswalk.org, or call their 24-hour helpline at 800-227-2345.
2021-10-1014 minGet ConnectedHassenfeld Children’s Hospital’s GO GOLD Campaign for Pediatric Cancer Care and ResearchFor Childhood Cancer Awareness Month our guest is Dr. Elizabeth Raetz, who joined Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital at NYU Langone in 2018 to lead its cancer care and research initiatives. Under her direction, over 2,000 children receive care and ongoing treatment each year. 106.7 is proud to join Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital’s GO GOLD campaign, supporting pediatric cancer care and research. We hope you’ll join us in this important cause, by visiting litefm.com/go gold.
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The Public Library with Helen LittleMaryAnne Howland Author of "Warrior Rising: How Four Men Helped a Boy on His Journey to Manhood"
2020-03-3039 min2020-03-1920 min2020-03-1028 min2020-02-2635 min2020-02-0430 minGet ConnectedHassenfeld Children's Hospital & Litefm's Radiothon 2019!Thursday, December 19th, 106.7 Lite FM presents our Hope for the Holidays Radiothon, raising funds for the children families of Hassenfeld Children's Hospital at NYU Langone. Pediatric orthopedic surgeon Dr. Cordelia Carter discusses her work, and how Hassenfeld is specifically designed with the needs of children and families in mind. For more, visit nyulangone.org and Litefm.com.
2019-12-1516 min2019-12-1232 min2019-12-0328 min2019-11-1228 min2019-10-3023 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleAdrienne Brodeur Author of "Wild Game: My Mother, Her Lover, and Me"
2019-10-2227 min2019-10-1525 min2019-10-0138 min2019-09-1735 min2019-09-1021 min2019-09-0516 min2019-08-2722 min2019-08-2027 min2019-08-1235 min2019-08-0745 min2019-07-3019 min2019-07-2229 min2019-07-1128 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleChris Schwartz Author of "RuffHouse: From the Streets of Philly to the Top of the 90s Hip Hop Charts"
2019-06-2538 min2019-06-1142 min2019-06-0424 min2019-05-2240 min2019-05-1525 min2019-05-0727 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleJennifer Baker Editor of "Everyday People - The Color of Life: A Short Story Anthology"
2019-04-3032 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleRachel Howard Author of "The Risk Of Us"Hear the story behind the story of a family attempting to survive the challenge of adopting in the foster care system.
2019-04-2328 min2019-04-1633 min2019-04-0918 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleFalguni Kothari Author of "Object of Your Affections"What are you willing to do for a close friend? Listen to the story behind the story of two friends, Paris and Naira who work through their differences to support each other in a rather unusual way.
2019-04-0231 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleSqueaky Moore Author of #100Pitches - Mistakes I've Made So You Don't Have To
2019-03-2031 min2019-03-0526 min2019-02-1921 min2019-02-0531 min2019-01-2234 min2019-01-1535 minGet ConnectedHassenfeld Children's Hospital & Environmental HealthDr. Leo Trasande, a renowned pediatrician and environmental health researcher at Hassenfeld Children's Hospital at NYU Langone, discusses the chemical risks facing children today. On December 20th, 106.7 Lite-FM is raising critical funds for lifesaving care at Hassenfeld, during our Hope For the Holidays Radiothon. Find out more, at litefm.iheart.com/hope/
2018-12-1615 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleLord Irving Burgie and Day-O: The Autobiography of Irving Burgie
2018-12-1421 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleCharreah K. Jackson Shares Wisdom From "Boss Bride: The Powerful Woman's Playbook for Love & Success"Charreah K. Jackson tells us how to "go big AND go home" in her handbook for success for powerful women.
2018-12-0442 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleDavid Geiger Author of In the Matter of Edwin Potter: Mental Illness & Criminal Justice Reform
2018-11-2717 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleSekou Writes Talks Ghostwriting & MoreAuthor, journalist, and entrepreneur Sekou Writes is this episodes guest.
2018-11-2033 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleHeru Ptah Author of "Show Me A Beautiful Woman"Heru Ptah discusses his book "Show Me A Beautiful Woman" a romantic comedy that he's sold nearly twenty thousand copies of on the New York subway.
2018-11-0635 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleGeorgia Clark Author of "The Bucket List"Georgia Clark takes a look at a serious subject through a comedic lens through her character Lacey Whitman, a young woman with a devastating diagnosis and how she chooses to cope with it.
2018-10-3031 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleDelilah Chats About Her Book "One Heart At A Time"How do we change the world? According to radio superstar, Delilah we do it "One Heart At A Time."
2018-10-2346 min2018-10-1624 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleAndrea Kleine Author of "Eden"Andrea Kleine discusses her book "Eden," the story of what becomes of two sisters who suffer a terrible trauma as teens.
2018-10-0931 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleAxel Desarden Author of Distorted Perception of InnocenceAxel Desardens discusses all it took to bring this powerful memoir to life.
2018-10-0329 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleCarolyn Murnick Returns With "The Hot One" UpdateAuthor Carolyn Murnick makes a repeat appearance to update us on the story from her true crime memoir, "The Hot One" now in paperback.
2018-09-2523 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleMichael Seidlinger Author of "My Pet Serial Killer"Michael Seidlinger takes us inside the mind of Claire Wilkinson, a grad student with an uncanny attraction to serial killers in his book "My Pet Serial Killer."
2018-09-1833 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleDeborah Graham Author of Deborah Graham's Psychic Guide to Attracting & Keeping Your True Love
2018-09-1225 min2018-09-0421 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleNdaba Mandela on "Going to the Mountain: Life Lessons From My Grandfather, Nelson Mandela"
2018-08-2821 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleTomi Adeyemi Talks "Children of Blood & Bone"Bestselling author Tomi Adeyemi talks about the success of her debut novel, the trials and tribulations of writing, and the inspiration for this story that is already set to be a major motion picture. Take peek inside of Orisha, the world she created in this fantastic, must read book.
2018-08-2129 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleJenni L. Walsh's "Side By Side - A Novel of Bonnie & Clyde"Jenni L. Walsh gives a more in depth look at the life of Bonnie Parker and her time with Clyde Barrow In this bit of biographical fiction we learn new details about Bonnie's life and even make a connection with her to the present during this episode.
2018-08-1426 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleRachel Lyon author of "Self-Portrait With Boy"Sometimes there's that pivotal moment that can change everything in a person's life. Lu Riles has one of those moments in her quest to become an artist appreciated for her photographic works. But it comes at a cost, a very high cost. Rachel Lyon sheds light on this amazing story in "Self-Portrait With Boy."
2018-08-0723 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleFiona Davis is Back With "The Masterpiece"Fiona Davis returns with a new book of historical fiction that takes place this time at Grand Central Terminal. Listen as she discusses her third book that features two powerful female characters and how this landmark New York building plays a part in their lives some fifty years apart from each other.
2018-07-3126 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleSusan Henderson - "The Flicker of Old Dreams"Set in rural Montana "The Flicker of Old Dreams" is the story of Mary Crampton who has spent her entire life in this small town. After a devastating event, the entire town's existence is threatened. In this episode, the author, Susan Henderson discusses what prompted her to write this book and elaborates on the various themes that are woven throughout.
2018-07-1733 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleKatrina Majkut "The Adventures and Discoveries of a Feminist Bride""The Adventures and Discoveries of a Feminist Bride: What No One Tells You Before You Say 'I Do'" invites readers to join author Katrina Majkut on a personal and powerful prenuptial journey. With fearless curiosity and fun feminism, the book asks such questions as: Why do brides need their parents’ permission to marry? Why don’t men wear engagement rings? And why do women change their surname? With cheeky insights into the origins of Western wedding traditions (like how the wedding cake is not just dessert but a sexy fertility talisman), Majkut uncovers eye-opening truths about how social traditions impact peop...
2018-07-1021 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleKristan Higgins "Now That You Mention It"Bestselling author of "Now That You Mention It" Kristan Higgins holds a master class while discussing her current and upcoming book "Good Luck With That" with Helen on this episode of the podcast.
2018-07-0327 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleHannah Orenstein - "Playing With Matches"Helen Little and Hannah Orenstein discuss her debut novel, "Playing With Matches."
2018-06-2617 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleElyssa Friedland "The Intermission"THE INTERMISSION offers readers a tightly-wrought “he said, she said” portrait of a relationship, where neither party is quite as innocent as we first think. Readers will find themselves riveted by this thought-provoking story that ponders how much we know – and how much we should want to know – about the people we love the most.
2018-06-1232 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleBailey and Douglas Harris "Stardust Explores the Solar System"Father-daughter duo Douglas and Bailey Harris just released the second book in their Stardust Science series: Stardust Explores the Solar System.
2018-06-0512 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleAmy Poeppel "Limelight"Amy Poeppel discusses her new book "Limelight" with Helen Little. "Limelight" follows Allison Brinkley—wife, mother, and former unflappable optimist— as she discovers that a carefully weighed decision to pack up and move her family from suburban Dallas to the glittery chaos of Manhattan may have been more complicated than she and her husband initially thought.Allison learns that New York is unruly and bewildering, defying the notions she developed from romantic movies and a memorable childhood visit. After a humiliating call from the principal’s office and the loss of the job she was counting on, Al...
2018-05-2237 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleJamie Brenner "The Husband Hour"When a young widow's reclusive life in a charming beach town is interrupted by a surprise visitor, she is forced to reckon with dark secrets about her family, her late husband, and the past she tried to leave behind. Jamie Brenner talks her sophomore novel, the inspiration behind it, and more with Helen Little.
2018-05-1429 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleCleo Wade "Heart Talk: Poetic Wisdom for a Better Life"Cleo Wade is being called "the voice of a generation blending positivity with arresting honesty to inspire people of all ages." With her new book Heart Talk: Poetic Wisdom for a Better Life, she's poured her spiritually and poetically infused wisdom into an accessible book you won't want to be without. With Cleo's practical and relatable advice for everyday life, each page will leave you feeling empowered, inspired and at peace.
2018-05-0135 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleDavid Burr Gerrard "The Epiphany Machine"David Burr Gerrard talks with Helen Little about his novel The Epiphany Machine, which is about junky contraption that tattoos personalized revelations on its users’ forearms. Venter Lowood decides to give the epiphany machine a try and his experience changes everything.
2018-04-2424 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleMark Oshiro "Anger Is A Gift"Six years ago, Moss Jefferies' father was killed by an Oakland police officer. He's been struggling with anxiety and panic attacks ever since. Now in his junior year of High School, Moss and his friends find themselves being treated like criminals by the Oakland police in their own school. When they decide to push back against the discrimination, their lives change in ways they couldn't have imagined. Author Mark Oshiro talks about why he wrote this important novel, as well as the positive feedback he's gotten from readers in similar situations as Moss.
2018-04-1735 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleCarrie Kerpen "Work It: Secrets for Success from the Boldest Women in Business"Carrie Kerpen talks about her book Work It, which is an empowering career guide featuring bold advice from 50 high-profile women on how to succeed in work, leadership and life.
2018-04-1031 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleDara Horn "Eternal Life"Helen Little talks to Dara Horn about her epic novel "Eternal Life," which tells the story of an immortal woman named Rachel. In the 2,000 years since she made a spiritual bargain to save the life of her first son back in Roman-occupied Jerusalem, she's tried everything to free herself, and only one other person in the world understands: a man she once loved passionately, who has been stalking her through the centuries, convinced they belong together forever.
2018-04-0333 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleLorraine Massey "Silver Hair: A Handbook"Lorraine Massey speaks with Helen Little about her book Silver Hair : A Handbook and why she decided to stop covering her natural, silver hair hair.
2018-03-2728 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleErin Forbes "Fire & Ice: The Lost Dreamer"Erin Forbes is still in her teens, but she's already published two books in her epic Fire & Ice fantasy series. Erin talked to our host Helen Little about writing at a such a young age, as well as where her series is headed next!
2018-03-2017 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleAzareen Van Der Vliet Oloomi "Call Me Zebra"Azareen Van Der Vliet Oloomi sat down with Helen Little to discuss her debut novel Call Me Zebra.
2018-03-1224 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleLiv Constantine "The Last Mrs. Parrish"Amber Patterson is fed up. She’s tired of being a nobody: a plain, invisible woman who blends into the background. She deserves more—a life of money and power like the one blond-haired, blue-eyed goddess Daphne Parrish takes for granted. Amber has a plan to infiltrate Daphne's life, which is only the beginning of a meticulous scheme to undermine her. Before long, Amber is Daphne’s closest confidante, but a skeleton from her past may undermine everything that Amber has worked towards. Lynne Constantine and Valerie Constantine - the sisters behind Liv Constantine - talk to Helen about...
2018-03-0620 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleSukey & Elizabeth Novogratz "Just Sit"Sukey & Elizabeth Novogratz wrote the life changing meditation guide book Just Sit: A Meditation Guidebook for People Who Know They Should But Don't. On this episode of The Public Library with Helen Little podcast they talk about the inspiration behind the book, as well as how meditation has changed their own lives.
2018-03-0128 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleRenee Shafransky "Tips for Living"In Renee Shafransky's Tips for Living, Nora Glasser flees NYC after discovering her husband's infidelity. When her ex husband and his new family move to the small seaside town Nora has made home, all of the hurt, jealousy, and anger resurface. So it's not surprise that Nora becomes the main suspect after he's murdered....
2018-02-2025 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleRuby Karp "Earth Hates Me"Ruby Karp is 17-years-old, a senior in high school, and just released her first book. Earth Hates Me is a book for teenagers by a teenager. Ruby captures what it's like to grow up in the first generation with social media, as well as how to deal with serious issues like how rape is talked about in classrooms.
2018-02-0924 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleChloe Benjamin "The Immortalists"If you knew the date of your death, how would you live your life? Chloe Benjamin expertly explores how four different people answer this question in her sophomore novel The Immortalists.
2018-01-2927 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleSteven Van Patten "Killer Genius"Steven Van Patten talks about his novel "Killer Genius," which follows an assassin as she aims to take out racists, sexists, uneducated bullies, and even career criminals in order to create a new world order.
2018-01-0226 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleCarolyn Murnick "The Hot One: A Memoir of Friendship, Sex, and Murder"Carolyn Murnick opens up about the tragic murder of her childhood best friend Ashley, why she decided to write about it, and the deep, unforgettable bonds forged in girlhood.
2017-12-2727 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleKhary Lazarre-White "Passage"Khary Lazarre-White talks to Helen Little about his stunning novel "Passage," which follows Warrior, a young black man, as he navigates snowy winter streets of Harlem and Brooklyn in 1993.
2017-12-1932 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleLA Smith "Fukushima on the Hudson"LA Smith images an alternate reality where a Fukushima-scale nuclear meltdown happened only a few dozen miles from New York City. Fukushima on the Hudson is a fictional, eco-political thriller based on a very real threat to the city of New York and the United States as a whole. He talks to Helen Little about his masterful thriller and more on this episode of The Public Library.
2017-12-1218 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleCaitlin Brodnick "DANGEROUS BOOBIES: Breaking Up with My Time Bomb Breasts"Caitlin Brodnick opens up about why she needed to write about her experience getting a preemptive mastectomy, having the BRCA gene, and how comedy helped her deal.
2017-12-0531 minGet ConnectedPilots To The RescuePilots to the Rescue's mission is to save potential pets facing euthanasia, using an advanced rescue flight system. Founder Michael Schneider talks about their network of volunteers. Their 2018 fundraising calendar features 106.7 Lite-FM's Christine Nagy! pilotstotherescue.org
2017-12-0315 minThe Public Library with Helen LittleLaurie Gelman "Class Mom"Laurie Gelman talks about her laugh-out-loud-funny debut novel "Class Mom," jumping from broadcast journalism to being an author, and spills details on her highly anticipated follow up!
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