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Reporte Urbano#ReporteUrbano 20250221 Roberto VILLALOBOS ATLAS Cintia NEVES Julio PARDO Felipe FISCINA Zulema BARRIOS Víctor RODRIGUEZReporte Urbano. Programa periodístico informativo en radio de interés general. Un recorrido por la actualidad con entrevistas, noticias, opinión, cultura, economía, información, sociedad, espectáculos, comentarios y política.
Emisión Principal: Todos los viernes de 10 a 11 horas por AM 1010 y más de 50 retransmisoras en 8 países: España, Colombia, México, EEUU, Costa Rica, Chile, Uruguay, y todo el territorio argentino.
Programa periodístico en radio de Roberto VILLALOBOS ATLAS, Cintia NEVES y equipo.
Declarado de Interés para la Comunicación Social de la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires por la Legislatura Port...2025-02-2358 min
Schoolhouse ROX: A POGcastEpisode 72 - RHS is a STEM School of ExcellenceIn this episode, Dr. Seipp, Mr. Caccavale, Mr. Fiscina, Mr. Mawn, Mr. Taylor, Dr. Gottfried, and a student discuss Roxbury High School's recent recognition as a STEM School of Excellence by ITEEA...a very prestigious designation with Kelly Dooley, Executive Director of ITEEA. This award required the diligent work of many staff and students and we could not be more proud to have been recognized for their extraordinary efforts! Listen in to learn more about the award as well as those who have contributed to our programs.2024-06-0732 minSchoolhouse ROX: A POGcastEpisode 65 - Computer Science EvolutionIn this episode, Dr. Seipp discussed the expansion of the Computer Science program at Roxbury High School with Mr. Hayden, Mr. Fiscina, and some students. Given the changing professional landscape in technology, Roxbury High School has made a commitment to ensuring that students have opportunities to explore this learning space to support their future aspirations. 2024-04-2626 minSchoolhouse ROX: A POGcastEpisode 50 - Assessment & Grade Reporting with Dr. Thomas GuskeyIn this episode, Dr. Seipp, Dr. Zegar, Ms. Bellardino, and Mr. Fiscina are joined by renowned educational thinker, Dr. Thomas Guskey. Dr. Guskey and our team discuss best practices in grade reporting and assessment, as well as strategies to transition grade reporting toward a more productive, transparent, and useful format where all stakeholders can gain insight into the learning process. 2024-01-0542 minSchoolhouse ROX: A POGcastEpisode 46 - Report Card UpdatesIn this episode, Dr. Seipp, Dr. Zegar, Ms. Bellardino, and Mr. Fiscina discuss the updates to the district report cards as well as the rationale and research behind them, much of which was spearheaded by renowned educational leader and researcher, Dr. Thomas Guskey.2023-11-2922 minSchoolhouse ROX: A POGcastEpisode 36 - Grading and Assessment (Part 1)In this episode, Dr. Seipp discusses grading and assessment practices including how the report card is transforming slowly to provide greater depth of information for students and parents regarding the learning process with Dr. Rohde, Mrs. Schmidt. Mr. Cantwell, Ms. Bellardino, and Mr. Fiscina. This conversation touches on many sensitive beliefs about the accuracy and importance of grades.2023-09-2233 minSchoolhouse ROX: A POGcastEpisode 32 - Invigorating HS Math with Eric MIlouIn this episode, Dr. Seipp and Mr. Fiscina discuss strategies for "invigorating HS Math" with Dr. Eric Milou, Rowan University Professor and author. Dr. Milou shares strategies about how HS math can be transformed into something that is relevant, important, and attainable for students and Mr. Fiscina shares the work he has done based on Dr. Milou's work to begin this transition at Roxbury High School.2023-09-0122 minSchoolhouse ROX: A POGcastEpisode 31 - Transfer GoalsIn this episode, Dr. Seipp, Ms. Bellardino, Mr. Schmidt, and Mr. Fiscina discuss what Transfer Goals are and how they were developed in the district to support longitudinal curriculum design based on the work of Jay McTighe.2023-08-1816 minSchoolhouse ROX: A POGcastEpisode 15 - Math PathwaysIn this episode, Dr. Seipp discussed current adjustments to the mathematics sequence and the forthcoming development of mathematics pathways at Roxbury High School with Mrs. Kelly and Mr. Fiscina. Mrs. Kelly and Mr. Fiscina have worked very hard to align the curriculum plan to the expectations of the standards, and also to meet the growing evolution of student goals.2023-05-1925 minSchoolhouse ROX: A POGcastEpisode 11 - Debunking the Idea of the "Math Person"In this episode, Dr. Seipp, Mr. Fiscina, Mrs. Kelly, and Mrs. Jameson work to debunk the concept and notion of the "math person". They talk about how anyone can be good at math and strategies that students can use to overcome the notion that math may not be for them. Math is all around us in the world, and recognizing its importance, even when it requires some struggle will lead to a more positive outlook on one's ability to meet with success in math.2023-04-2527 min
Radio Orión Medios Entrevistas#Entrevista a Felipe Tito FISCINA Delegado Murgas Carnaval Porteño 2023 CABA por Roberto VILLALOBOS ATLAS y Cintia NEVESReporte Urbano. Programa periodístico informativo en radio de interés general. Un recorrido por la actualidad con entrevistas, noticias, opinión, cultura, economía, información, sociedad, espectáculos, comentarios y política.
Emisión Principal: Todos los viernes de 11 a 12 horas por www.radioorion.com.ar y 48 retransmisoras en 8 países: España, Colombia, México, EEUU, Costa Rica, Chile, Uruguay, y todo el territorio argentino.
Programa periodístico en radio de Roberto VILLALOBOS ATLAS, Cintia NEVES y equipo.
Declarado de Interés para la Comunicación Social de la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires por la Legislatura Por...2023-02-1622 min
NoViésEp. #17 Murilo Fiscina Simões - Revista Vila LauraConversamos hoje com o prof. Caetano Portugal, filho do grande mestre Jorge Portugal, Sociologista e com incrível engajamento político.2021-09-093h 43
PROGRAMA BOM DIA COMUNIDADEPROGRAMA BOM DIA COMUNIDADE, Rádio Comunitária Vida Nova FM - 104,9, 18/06/2021Entrevista com: Prof. EDUARDO FISCINA - Historiador e Cordelista TEMA: SÃO JOÃO - História e Tradição --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/clebio-moreira-lemos/message2021-06-181h 30
Scritte, storie cheGiovanni Fiscina e Vincenzo Moretti - Per le storie che camminanoUna chiacchierata tra il giovane artigiano della camunità Patrizio Dolci, Giovanni Fiscina e Vincenzo Moretti.2021-06-0835 minPROGRAMA BOM DIA COMUNIDADEPROGRAMA BOM DIA COMUNIDADE, Rádio Comunitária Vida Nova FM - 104,9 - 21/04/2021ENTREVISTA COM PROFESSOR EDUARDO FISCINA - Historiador e Cordelista.Falando das datas historicas do mês de abril--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/clebio-moreira-lemos/message2021-04-211h 26
Sala de Professor38) O professor sob o olhar do Gestão de Pessoas - com Simone FiscinaNo 38º episódio, o Sala de Professor recebe a psicóloga Simone Fiscina, diretora do Gestão de Pessoas da Regional Minas e Goiás da Anima Educação. Nesse episódio, Simone destaca os professores como os atores principais do negócio educação. Porém, ela nos conta sobre o desafio do Gestão de Pessoas (GP) das instituições de ensino de criar a sensação de pertencimento no corpo docente, principalmente em relação aos professores horistas.
Simone também nos fala sobre a necessidade de dar autonomia ao professor no que tange à sua carreira e sobre a importância d...2021-03-1548 min
Newsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: 65+ but no vaccine in sightThe Newsday editorial board asked eligible older Long Islanders for their stories trying to obtain a vaccine --and we got more than 500. This episode captures the voicemails left by seniors about the frustrations and anxiety of searching for unavailable vaccines from Jones Beach to upstate SUNY Potsdam, in Episode 39 of Newsday Opinion’s “Life Under Coronavirus” podcast.2021-01-2907 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: A conversation with the first vaccinated nurseSandra Lindsay, director of nursing for critical care at Long Island Jewish Medical Center, received the shot heard around the world in December. The Port Washington nurse spoke to Newsday Opinion for Episode 38 of "Life Under Coronavirus" about her newfound celebrity, her expectations for the second shot, and the challenges ahead while the world gets vaccinated.2020-12-2310 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: In Long Island COVID-19 ICUsLong Island COVID-19 ICUs were sites of suffering patients and hard-at-work doctors and nurses this autumn, as hospitals in the region prepared for the coming surge. That included new treatments and methods like proning, turning sedated patients on their stomachs to help them breathe.2020-12-1108 min
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FM SoldatiBuen día Soldati 12-10-20📌 Florencia Montoya, activista transfeminista jujeña: La noticia de un nuevo femicidio vuelve a tener lugar en Jujuy. El asesinato de Alejandra Nahir Álvarez, Qué ocurre en la provincia y en el país.
📌 Tito Fiscina, delegado de las agrupaciones de carnaval de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires: “Tenemos altas expectativas para el 2021. Se vienen expresiones carnavalescas en los barrios de la ciudad, aunque no podamos tener el carnaval de siempre”.
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Para recibirlo en tu teléfono 📲2020-10-1231 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: Rail yard spreadBack in the spring, Long Island Rail Road employee Ken Finegan and other Ronkonkoma Rail Yard workers were infected by the coronavirus -- before full precautions were in place to prevent the spread of the disease. Episode 36 of “Life Under Coronavirus” looks at how hard COVID-19 is to trace and how quickly it can spread without strict safeguards, a warning for coming months.
“I'll tell you the truth, being this sick, this is no joke,” says Finegan. “This is the real deal. I've never been this sick before in my life.”2020-09-0400 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: Jailed during the pandemicDuring the height of coronavirus in New York, jails and prisons were struggling to keep the pandemic at bay. In Yaphank, a section of single cells was turned into a quarantine location--but that meant women there already were moved into a shared dorm. Latoya Rolle and Janean Villanueva were among them, and they talked about their experiences for Episode 35 of “Life Under Coronavirus.”
That included berths close enough to sneeze on someone for some time, and a mounting list of limitations to visitors, programs, and movement as the jail tried to keep the virus away. In the spring, they reentered a lo...2020-07-2500 min
Newsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: Teaching collegeCollege is going to look a lot different this fall on Long Island. Episode 34 of “Life Under Coronavirus” is a conversation with Theodore Koukounas, professor of mathematics at Suffolk County Community College, and Angela Jones, associate professor of sociology at Farmingdale State College, about the ins and outs of online classes, remote conversations on dense theoretical subjects, and why childcare means students (and professors) need flexibility during the semester. Most of all, the professors miss their students.
“I'm looking forward to the day that we're all together again,” says Koukounas.2020-07-1800 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: The zoo during a pandemicThe Bronx Zoo announced this week that it will be reopening at the end of July. But for months, it has been not visitors but just animals and essential workers in the wide green expanse. And some of the animals notice the lack of people, says zoo director Jim Breheny.
Episode 33 of “Life Under Coronavirus” is an interview with Breheny, who has worked at the zoo since age 14. The pandemic was a challenging time for the zoo, which stocked up on food and worked hard to keep workers and animals healthy. It also was home to some interesting sights, like bear...2020-07-1000 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: A COVID-19 survivor shares his battleRecovering from COVID-19 can be a slow process. Scott Krakower, a child psychiatrist and addiction specialist at Northwell, tested positive in April, and he’s still not back to work. Episode 32 of “Life Under Coronavirus” is an interview with Krakower, who talks about his battle with the illness, including coughing for nearly two months, dreading the long nights, and the terrible fear that he might get his young kids sick.2020-07-0200 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: Some normalcy at Nautical MileNavigating the pandemic on the Nautical Mile in Freeport -- it’s an ongoing process for patrons this summer. For Episode 31 of “Life Under Coronavirus,” Newsday Opinion spent an evening talking to bar-goers and visitors to the popular strip about their excitement to get out of the house and socialize a little. That means masks plus alcohol-filled “rainbows,” a wary eye on the more crowded bars, and the hope that things get more normal soon.2020-06-2600 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: Long Island's East EndHow is the other half living on Long Island’s East End? Lots of canceled events, and lots of eating. For Episode 30 of “Life Under Coronavirus,” we caught up with Joan Hamburg of WABC about what she’s seeing in the Hamptons, from delivery Blue Hill boxes to Sagaponack drive thru rosé.2020-06-1800 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: The return of haircutsWhen hair salons on Long Island started opening last week, there was plenty of hair to cut after months of quarantine. “Our phones have been ringing off the hook,” says Mia Gelestino of Salon Montáage. On the new reality for hairdressers trying to stay safe and healthy -- no magazines, plenty of masks, social distancing -- even as they help customers feel a little more human again.2020-06-1500 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: The show must go onBroadway might be dark but the show must go on. Episode 28 of “Life Under Coronavirus” is an interview with actor Spencer Glass, originally from Merrick, who has played characters from Buzz Lightyear to Will Ferrell’s Christmas elf on the stage. Glass talks about how show business is adapting to the pandemic and how actors are keeping ready for what comes next.2020-06-0600 min
NêgoCast#03 - Vitória Sem FronteirasPara o torcedor do Vitória que mora em Salvador e gosta de acompanhar o nosso time de perto, o Barradão é mais do que um estádio, é um santuário. Ir aos jogos é mais do que uma forma de entretenimento, é um compromisso.
Mas você já imaginou como deve ser torcer para o Leão da Barra longe da capital baiana?
Para este terceiro programa convidamos Neto Fiscina (Vitóriaju) e Tiago Bittencourt (Vitória Candango) para contarem suas experiências pessoais e em grupo, a história da rede Vitória Sem Fronteiras e a relação do Esp...2020-06-0555 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: Protesting during a pandemicThousands of people packed into protests across the nation this weekend to decry the police killing of George Floyd. In one of the region’s densest events in months of coronavirus, we asked protesters what made them brave the disease and gather. “It's one pandemic upon another,” said Tiffany Murrell, a 38-year-old black resident of Brooklyn who attended the Barclays Center protest but tried to keep her distance.
Episode 27 of “Life Under Coronavirus” covers a weekend of protests in New York and what they mean for public health and the country’s political future.2020-06-0200 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: About those beach visitsLong Island officials opened the summer season by blocking nonresidents from beaches -- but city dwellers are welcome at state parks built or made accessible by Robert Moses. Episode 26 of “Life Under Coronavirus” looks at an ironic pandemic development: master builder Moses has fallen out of favor with many NYC residents, but in summer 2020 his handiwork may be their only chance at a legal swim. Featuring Thomas Campanella, Cornell professor and NYC Parks historian-in-residence. And a quick check-in with Robert Caro, author of “The Power Broker.”2020-05-3000 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: Doctor lost to COVID-19When coronavirus hit, Dr. James Mahoney of Freeport was about to retire. Instead, he continued serving public hospital patients in Brooklyn, until he fell ill and died from the virus himself. Episode 25 of “Life Under Coronavirus” is a memorial to a pioneering black doctor and mentor to countless New York physicians, a “legend” with a “deep sense of morality” who gave patients his cell phone number and practiced his craft until the end.2020-05-2800 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: The cleanersAn afternoon with the cleaning staff at the Cohalan Court Complex in Suffolk County, Episode 24 of “Life Under Coronavirus” follows cleaners who are battling the pandemic with paper towels and heavy-duty disinfectant. It’s hard work -- and prevailing wage for cleaners at the complex is $13 an hour -- but the cleaners are working overtime and, sometimes, getting compliments about their newly-visible occupation.2020-05-2100 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: Books and bookstoresSelling puzzles in the bookstore window, a new e-commerce site, and why “Dune” and “The Great Gatsby” are big sellers: snapshots of the new normal for Book Revue in Huntington. Episode 23 of “Life Under Coronavirus” is a look at how the book-selling industry is doing during the pandemic, and what bookstores might look like in the future.2020-05-1900 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: The contact tracersTo stop the spread of COVID-19 and reopen for business, Long Island needs more contact tracing. Episode 22 of “Life Under Coronavirus” is an interview with a Suffolk County health official and a nurse epidemiologist who work on tracking the disease. That means painstakingly re-creating the “index” patient’s every movement, from home to cubicle or place of work and back, and giving some tough advice about the need for quarantine and caution.2020-05-1500 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: The modern monetary theory guruAs Congress appropriates billions to combat coronavirus, more eyes are turning to modern monetary theory, which suggests that it’s ok for governments to spend more money. One of the most high-profile proselytizers of MMT is Stony Brook University professor Stephanie Kelton, who is Newsday Opinion’s guest on Episode 21 of “Life Under Coronavirus.”2020-05-1200 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: Marry now, party laterLong Island couples are rethinking weddings in the time of coronavirus. Some have decided to “marry now, party later,” says wedding photographer Stacey Kaufmann. Episode 20 of “Life Under Coronavirus” tells the story of two couples adapting their weddings on the fly, featuring Zoom videos, social distancing, an Amazon dress, and the full happy dance party scheduled for healthier times.2020-05-0800 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: 88 and in a retirement communityNursing homes across Long Island have been hard hit by the coronavirus, with families becoming frantic and facilities closing themselves off to the outside world. The Amsterdam at Harborside, a continuing care retirement community in Port Washington, has experienced fewer cases than other places where Long Island’s elderly live. Still, life has changed. Episode 19 of “Life Under Coronavirus” is a visit inside the socially-distanced community, where resident Joan Rauch, 88, talks about happy hours of the past that are now replaced by Zoom classes, and other ways to stave off loneliness.2020-05-0500 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: Trucking throughLong Island’s roads look different these days. Just ask a truck driver.
Episode 18 of “Life Under Coronavirus” is an interview with John Iula, a driver for Southern Glazer's Wine and Spirits and member of Teamsters Local 917 who has been driving through the pandemic. He talks about empty roads, new safety precautions for drop-offs, and what it was like to go through quarantine for coronavirus himself.2020-05-0100 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: Main Street 2020What happens to a bustling Main Street in the age of COVID-19? Episode 17 of “Life Under Coronavirus” is an interview with Eileen Tyznar, president of the Greater Sayville Chamber of Commerce, which is putting together a relief fund to get businesses back on their feet.
Tyznar talks about Sayville’s nostalgic feel, the issues businesses are having with federal relief, and her plans to get downtown hopping again, no matter how many masks and plexiglass dividers it takes.2020-04-3000 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: Ana Flores, immigration organizerImmigrant Long Islanders are being hard-hit by the pandemic. Episode 16 of “Life Under Coronavirus” is an interview with Make the Road New York organizer Ana Flores. The Brentwood resident and immigrant from El Salvador talks about COVID-19 affecting close-knit households and the difficult situation for day laborers, factory and construction workers: work has dried up or puts them in danger of the disease, and staying home means a brutal loss of income.“It's not unknown that, you know, it's difficult to be an immigrant in this country,” Flores says. “We've seen that historically. But we're really taking a hit during this time.2020-04-2800 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: Baldwin schools, at a distanceSchool looks different now with the move to distance learning. Episode 15 of “Life Under Coronavirus” checks in with Baldwin superintendent Shari Camhi and social studies teacher Tayla Plotke, for a conversation about mailed science experiments, technological learning, what happens when a teacher’s laptop is broken, and how a segment on the Islamic Empire relates to quarantine today.2020-04-2400 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: Helping the homeless in a shutdown worldFor Long Island’s homeless population, hunkering down indoors isn’t an easy option. Episode 14 of “Life Under Coronavirus” follows Dwayne Brown, outreach worker for the Long Island Coalition for the Homeless, while Brown meets with James Hayden who has been sleeping near the water in East Rockaway and trying not to get sick. Hayden talks about the impact of public spaces being closed, which Brown agrees has only made life harder for already vulnerable Long Islanders. “There's nowhere for them to go,” says Brown.2020-04-2200 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: Seasons cut short for senior athletesBaseball might be missing right now, but some Long Islanders are doing what they can to keep it alive. Rob Weissheier, first baseman and senior at Hofstra, is the subject of Episode 13 of Newsday Opinion’s “Life Under Coronavirus,” in which the Valley Stream native talks about how he’s staying in shape, what his dreams are for the MLB draft, and why his neighbor wasn’t angry about a baseball through a window. “Just do whatever you can to be ready to go when the season comes back around,” he says.2020-04-1800 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: The National Guard physician assistantMajor Warren Sheprow of the New York Army National Guard once cared for soldiers on a remote forward operating base in Iraq, but now he faces a new challenge: keeping them coronavirus free in New York.
Sheprow, a Port Jefferson native, talks about being on active duty at the Lexington Avenue Armory in Manhattan and keeping members of the military healthy for all their tasks. “I took an oath to help those guys. And that's why I'm here.”2020-04-1600 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: Comforting way to copeThe coronavirus pandemic is pushing Long Islanders to solitary, outdoor pursuits: like bird watching. Episode 11 of Newsday Opinion’s “Life Under Coronavirus” is an interview with John Turner, experienced local birder and nature tour guide, four-time victim of Lyme disease, and senior conservation policy advocate of the Seatuck Environmental Association. Turner says that clearer skies and drops in pollution make this a prime time for birding, a balm for the soul. He says the songs of robins and their brethren can be “comforting” and maybe even good for the world if more people listen in: “We will get past this and maybe, m...2020-04-1400 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: On the ambulancesVolunteer EMTs are many Long Islanders’ first interaction with the healthcare system. That’s a point of pride and concern during the coronavirus pandemic which is sickening so many frontline medical workers. Episode 10 of “Life Under Coronavirus” is a visit to the Massapequa Fire Department’s ambulance bay, where a crew of EMTs talks about bringing patients to plastic-draped emergency rooms that look like the moon, and how everything has to be considered a COVID call: “so every call is stressful now.”2020-04-1000 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: Future of medicineStony Brook University Hospital is at the heart of Long Island’s fight against COVID-19. Episode 9 of “Life Under Coronavirus” is a tour of some quieter sections of the hospital with Dr. Kristie Golden, a member of the hospital administration executive team. Away from the busy medical areas, Golden discusses telehealth measures meant to better serve and protect patients and healthcare workers, and ways the hospital is trying to keep up the spirits of employees on the front lines. “I think that there are so many things that healthcare workers are taught,” she says. “And one of those things is about how to...2020-04-0900 min
Nacioinside Podcast40tina -Ep 1.18 - VirginiaEn el sur del Reino Unido están haciendo una 40tina como en casi todos lados pero también distinta. Nuestra corresponsal Virginia Fiscina nos lo cuenta a todos nosotros.2020-04-0919 min40tina - A Diario/un encierro compartido40tina -Ep 1.18 - VirginiaEn el sur del Reino Unido están haciendo una 40tina como en casi todos lados pero también distinta. Nuestra corresponsal Virginia Fiscina nos lo cuenta a todos nosotros.2020-04-0919 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: The funeral homesThe coronavirus crisis is hitting funeral homes across Long Island. For Rich D’Andrea of Raynor & D’Andrea Funeral Homes, that means an inundation of families needing help with the business of end-of-life. Where his facilities once housed huge crowds and rooms brightened by a marching band or motorcycle to honor the dead, ceremonies now have to be limited to a few people in a mostly empty room.
“It's a different world in our industry right now,” says D’Andrea in Episode 8 of Newsday Opinion’s “Life Under Coronavirus” podcast.2020-04-0800 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: 'Three South Strong,' the COVID-19 nursesThree South was the first section of Mather Hospital set up for COVID-19 patients. This episode follows two members of that unit: Kathleen Long, nurse manager, and Noelle Menchini, registered nurse, describe how they help patients with FaceTime calls and medical care, even as the floor gets fuller and fuller. “I've been a nurse for 30 years,” says Long. “And we have never seen anything like this.” This is the seventh episode of “Life Under Coronavirus” about the region’s helpers during the current health crisis.2020-04-0300 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: Feeding the front linesLong Island restaurants might be down, but they’re still cooking -- and sending food to hardworking hospital staff. This episode follows two eateries, Hewlett Station Yogurt and Tony D’s Pizzeria, who were among those donating to Mount Sinai South Nassau.
“People just started showing up at our hospital with trays of food, bagels, breakfast sandwiches, you name it, in large quantities,” says Joe Calderone of Mount Sinai. “It really has lifted the spirits of the health care workers who are on the front lines.” This is the sixth episode of “Life Under Coronavirus” about the region’s helpers during the current2020-04-0200 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: Dr. Lina Miyakawa, ventilator expertNew York needs ventilators, and quick. Lina Miyakawa of Mount Sinai Beth Israel is one of the doctors who operate those lifesaving breathing machines, working almost around the clock as COVID-19 patients begin to crowd hospital beds. She describes how the machines work and outlines one experimental technique doctors are being driven to in order to meet this moment: putting more than one patient on a machine. This is the fifth episode of “Life Under Coronavirus” about the region’s helpers during the current health crisis.2020-03-3100 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: Long Island's mask makersDoctors and nurses are scrambling for masks, and Long Islanders are trying to help -- by making them. Hicksville linen rental company The Finishing Touch pivoted from bar mitzvahs to donated surgical masks. And former nurse and current quilter Christine Brons of Rocky Point is making masks for health care workers and other vulnerable people out of her colorful stock at home. “I’m just going to keep sewing,” she says. This is the fourth episode of Newsday Opinion's "Life Under Coronavirus," about Long Island's helpers during this health crisis.2020-03-2700 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: Steve Bellone, Suffolk County executiveThe coronavirus epicenter is firmly in New York, with White House officials citing Long Island specifically as a worrisome problem spot in the nation. As the storm arrives, Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone is guiding the county’s COVID-19 response while himself being under quarantine after a deputy tested positive. He’s living and working from a “10 by 10 room,” a play area for his kids, juggling his landline and cellphone and ’80s music on the computer. “People are nervous and anxious but you know we will get through this,” he says. This is the third episode of Newsday Opinion's "Life Under Coronavi...2020-03-2500 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: Betsy Glazer, Long Beach Soup KitchenBetsy Glazer, a volunteer at the Long Beach Soup Kitchen, is helping to feed people despite the coronavirus threat. The soup kitchen is staying open – providing takeaway food. “I guess I was thinking I hope they're still coming,” Glazer says about what she was thinking on her first day serving under the new rules. “And I hope they know that we'll be there for them.” This is the second episode of Newsday Opinion's "Life Under Coronavirus," about Long Island's helpers during this health crisis.2020-03-2300 minNewsday OpinionLife Under Coronavirus: Rabbi Levi GurkovRabbi Levi Gurkov, director of Chabad of Oceanside, has been delivering supplies to elders and adapting Jewish religious traditions in the face of COVID-19. "One can undo or override the observance of the Shabbat due to health reasons so the person can be able to observe many more Shabbatot in the future," he says. This is the first episode of Newsday Opinion's "Life Under Coronavirus," about Long Island's helpers during this health crisis.2020-03-2000 min
eCommerce MasterPlaneCommerce Growth Experts Mashup inc Ian Hammersley and OmnisendChloe is joined by a host of eCommerce experts to answer the question "What is your top tip for growing an eCommerce business in 2020?"The answers are VERY wide-ranging from delivery to international, lots of marketing tips, and much more. Our experts include:Chris Dawson from Tamebay;Ian Hammersley from Smartebusiness, Lucy Bloomfield of 10,000 Customers; Rachel Jacobs from eCommerce Partnerships, Ria Fiscina from Parkfield, Alex O'Byrne from WeMakeWebsites Rytis Lauris from Omnisend. There's so much in this episode you're going to listen more than once!Find all...2020-01-3021 min
#CosaDeNegros por FM La Patriada y #ViernesDeNegros por La 990 Radio con Leo y Seba RonchettiEL ULTIMO LECTOR - CESAR FISCINA por Seba Ronchetti.EL ULTIMO LECTOR - CESAR FISCINA por Seba Ronchetti.2020-01-2032 min
White Waves Records MixtapesWWR Mixtape 091The brand new series of White Waves Records Mixtape continues! Every month, one-hour of fresh electronic music mixed by a WWR artist. In this mixtape we are glad to host Stew Fiscina, with a very wide selecta, starting with some house tunes, turning more deep, tech and electronic while the records' spinning.2020-01-171h 16
eCommerce MasterPlaneCommerce Experts Top Tips inc Ian Hammersley and WeMakeWebsitesChloe is joined by a host of eCommerce experts to answer the question "What is the most important thing we learnt in eCommerce in 2019?"The answers are VERY wide ranging from delivery to DTC, from radical transparency to mobile domination. The answers will help you work out your plans for 2020. Our experts include Chris Dawson from Tamebay; Ian Hammersley from Smartebusiness, Lucy Bloomfield of 10,000 Customers; Rachel Jacobs from eCommerce Partnerships, Ria Fiscina from Parkfield, Alex O'Byrne from WeMakeWebsites AND Rytis Lauris from Omnisend. There is so much...2020-01-0923 min
Newsday OpinionLong Island Divided Chapter 4: EpilogueA conversation between two Long Islanders — one black, one white — with different reactions to Newsday’s series on the practices of real estate agents. After “Long Island Divided” was published we opened up our Letters to the Editor section and a special voicemail hotline. Here’s what we heard from readers about their experiences of discrimination and life on Long Island.2019-12-1700 min
Newsday OpinionLong Island Divided Chapter 3: Peaches and YardsLevittown’s early legacy of discrimination had an effect that lingers to today. Listen to interviews with early Levittown residents who relished the opportunity to own a house and land, as well as two black former-residents who faced discrimination when their families squeaked through the cracks and moved in. They, like home-seekers today, just wanted the opportunity that others already had.2019-11-1800 min
Newsday OpinionLong Island Divided Chapter 2: Alicia Patterson and LevittownNewsday founder Alicia Patterson was a Jazz Age pilot and newspaper-family scion. She also ran the editorial page and oversaw some of Newsday’s triumphs and blind spots on policy, including the racial clauses in Levittown. Featuring clips from Newsday’s archives with reporters and editorial writers talking about Patterson and Levittown, including one writer who said “She felt strongly on social justice except for the blacks.”2019-11-1800 min
Newsday OpinionLong Island Divided Chapter 1: Newsday Blinks at LevittownNewsday led the charge for Levittown, a model for post-war suburban living that provided homes for returning veterans. But Levittown was only open to some: whites-only clauses in early leases and discrimination from developer William Levitt prevented African American home-seekers from moving in. Newsday’s editorial board failed to fully address this legacy of discrimination at the time, including an editorial that said a racial issue in Levittown “did not exist.” This podcast investigates the why and the how of Newsday’s blinking when it came to Levittown.2019-11-1800 min
All Things Home CareAll Things Home Care (12) Doreen FiscinaOn this week's show, Dana will be talking with Doreen Fiscina Director of sales for sunrise assisted living. We will discuss the difference between assisted living and nursing home. We will also discuss why one would choose sunrise assisted living over any other assisted living. Great information if you have a loved one looking to transition out of the home .2019-08-1758 min
White Waves Records MixtapesWWR Mixtape 083The brand new series of White Waves Records Mixtape continues! Every month, one-hour of fresh electronic music mixed by a WWR artist. This month Stew Fiscina is the selector, a trip of grooves, strings and gummy bass.2019-05-101h 06
Newsday OpinionThe Bellwether: Election night recapEpisode 7 of The Bellwether takes you to the Suffolk Democrats’ election night party, where attendees celebrated some State Senate seats turning blue even as congressional challengers came up short. We look back at the races in New York’s 1st and 2nd Congressional Districts, where the national party wave benefiting challengers didn’t quite crest in contests against Republican Reps. Lee Zeldin and Peter King.2018-11-0700 minNewsday OpinionThe Bellwether: The final mileEpisode 6 of The Bellwether looks at the state of the race in the final days before Nov. 6. It is a fraught finish in New York’s 1st and 2nd Congressional Districts, with misleading mailers and angry insults back and forth. We talk to a nun who works with immigrants in Hampton Bays about how the immigration issue contributes to a tense atmosphere on Long Island, and we offer tidbits to voters ahead of Election Day.2018-11-0500 minNewsday OpinionThe Bellwether: Rich Schaffer and Andrew Cuomo, Big Fish on Long IslandEpisode 5 of The Bellwether looks at the behind-the-scenes influence of powerbrokers on two key Long Island Congressional races. Suffolk County Democratic Party Chairman Rich Schaffer often focuses on local issues. Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has in the past been absent in fighting for other Democrats in the state. This time around, what help are the challengers in New York’s 1st and 2nd Congressional Districts getting from two of the biggest fish in the local political sea? Tune in for a glimpse at some of the non-Congressional politics that may affect these Nov. 6 national races, including turnout from tight State Se...2018-11-0100 minNewsday OpinionThe Bellwether: Suffolk County -- still Trump country?Episode 4 of The Bellwether looks at what’s happened since Donald Trump won Suffolk County so decisively in 2016. And now, with polls showing a shift away from President Donald Trump in recent months, will Trump-ally Lee Zeldin be able to weather the storm? This episode is a deep dive -- featuring the county Democratic and Republican bosses, an intriguing turnout theory from a Democratic superPAC, and a trip back in time to the halcyon days of duck-hunting, bow-tie wearing Long Island Rep. Otis Pike, who has something to teach us about how challengers win on Long Island.2018-10-2500 minNewsday OpinionThe Bellwether: Peter King walks into The DublinerEpisode 3: Peter King is seeking his 14th term in Congress. Episode Three of The Bellwether looks at some of the ups and downs of his long congressional career. From fighting for 9/11 first responders to winning funding for Superstorm Sandy victims on Long Island, King has developed a reputation as someone who would buck his party -- someone who will meet with the other side and hash things out at the DC watering hole, The Dubliner. But do controversial decisions like hearings on Muslim radicalization and rhetoric about the Black Lives Matter movement complicate that reputation?2018-10-1800 minNewsday OpinionThe Bellwether: Year of the woman on Long Island?Episode 2 of The Bellwether looks at the gender dynamic in New York's 2nd Congressional District race. Democratic challenger Liuba Grechen Shirley hopes to capitalize on Rep. Pete King's stances on abortion and Brett Kavanaugh. In the wake of the #MeToo movement and the Women's March, record numbers of women are running for office. Will Grechen Shirley ride the wave?2018-10-1100 minNewsday OpinionThe Bellwether: Will a blue wave hit Long Island?Episode 1: Two Long Island congressional races, two paths for the country come November. Newsday Opinion's new podcast, The Bellwether, follows Pete King and Lee Zeldin and their Democratic challengers Liuba Grechen Shirley and Perry Gershon as they fight (tightly contested races) in swing districts east of New York City. Will a blue wave overwhelm Republicans on Election Day? These Long Island races have the answer.2018-10-0200 min
White Waves Records MixtapesWWR Mixtape 069The brand new series of White Waves Records Mixtape continues! Every month, one-hour of fresh electronic music mixed by a WWR artist. In this mixtape a sensual selection of lounge, chill and funky house, mixed by Stew Fiscina.2018-03-0950 min
Audios de RM-RGEncuesta - tendenciosa - (10-11-17)"Volver a las 17", Conducido por Leo Cofré y Felipe Fiscina. AM740 Radio Rebelde. Buenos Aires.
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White Waves Records MixtapesWWR Mixtape 050The brand new series of White Waves Records Mixtape continues! Every month, one-hour of fresh electronic music mixed by a WWR artist. This month we are proud to announce the fiftieth mixtape, with a fine house selection by Stew Fiscina.2016-08-121h 11
White Waves Records MixtapesWWR Mixtape 043The brand new series of White Waves Records Mixtape continues! Every month, one-hour of fresh electronic music mixed by a WWR artist. In the january mixtape, a fine sound selection from WWR catalog, all mixed by Stew Fiscina.2016-01-151h 06
White Waves Records MixtapesWWR Mixtape 018The brand new series of White Waves Records Mixtape continues! Every month, one-hour of fresh electronic music mixed by a WWR artist. The december's Mixtape is brought to you by Stew Fiscina. In this Mixtape you can listen a selection of 100% WWR material, a special mix of WWR released and upcoming tunes with an additional twist of effects and samples... directly from the hands of the mysterious dj.2013-12-131h 03
Carlos Raimundi pensamiento y praxis política (Podcast) - www.poderato.com/caraimundiBanco Central, YPF y lo que viene en política nacionalAudio de la entrevista realizada en el programa "Pura Coincidencia", que se emite de lunes a viernes de 7 a 9 por Radio Universidad Nacional de La Plata, AM1390.
Conducción: Loc. José María Fiscina
Co-conducción: Lic. Damián Toschi y Loc. Lorena Santángelo.
Producción: Lic. Lucía Jaime2012-03-1905 min