Your Hometown Podcast

Your Hometown Podcast Woodland Park: Angel Guidance

If you’ve ever wondered if there is more to life than meets the eye, Cathy Pagano would answer with a resounding yes! Cathy experienced what she calls a miracle when her mother passed away. That experience led Cathy on a journey that brought her to surprising places. She discusses how you can renew your levels of trust and love in yourself and God, and how angels will offer you positive reinforcements and give you the tools to work through life's challenges. Cathy was a high school teacher for 44 years. She is the author of the book, Heavenly Messages from Above: A Practice guide to handling Life’s Challenges and Finding Your Inner Peace and Truth.
 
This episode is sponsored by:Advanced Foot Care of NJMcBride Auto Body Inc.New Bridge Medical Center
 
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Your Hometown Podcast Little Falls: Never Give Up

Over the past few decades, the landscape for women in the workforce has been very different from what it is today. Women have been fighting for equal pay, breaking through glass ceilings, and challenging societal norms. Judith Schumacher Tilton entered the male-dominated automotive industry and has emerged as a leader. She talks about why we should never give up, no matter what obstacles we may face. Judi is the president of Schumacher Chevrolet Auto Group. She has built her family's original single dealership into six stores around the state.
Also in this episode, Dr. Greg Sorkin, the chair of Emergency Medicine at Bergen New Bridge Medical Center, discusses Summer health and safety.
 
This episode is sponsored by:
Schumacher Chevrolet Group

Your Hometown Podcast Woodland Park: Turning Pain into Purpose

No matter what we experience in life, we have the opportunity to choose how we respond and what we will do with those circumstances. It isn’t always easy to transform pain, but it is possible. With resilience, there is a path to wisdom, to strength, and to courage. Christine Tiseo survived two suicides in her family and has served as a member of the United States Army. She has navigated situations that would challenge anyone. Today, Christine works as an advocate to raise awareness of mental heath issues. She talks about how we can turn our pain into purpose.  Christine, a Woodland Park Councilwoman, is married to her high school sweetheart, Jason, and is the mother of two daughters.
Also in this episode, Dr. Greg Sorkin, the chair of Emergency Medicine at Bergen New Bridge Medical Center, discusses Summer health and safety.
 
This episode is sponsored by:
Advanced Foot Care of NJ
McBride Auto Body Inc.
New Bridge Medical Center

Your Hometown Podcast Woodland Park: Coping with Life's Challenges

Learning that you have a serious illness can be devastating. It can disrupt all aspects of your life. You may feel overwhelmed by waves of difficult emotions or frozen by the belief that you may not be able to cope. Whatever your diagnosis or emotional response, it’s important to know that you’re not powerless.
Dr. Mark Salemi was given the gift of life when he received a kidney transplant. He talks about his healing journey and the steps we can take to better cope with whatever challenges life throws at us.
Dr. Salemi is the owner of Northside Animal Hospital located in Staten Island, New York. He was heralded for his volunteer work with rescue dogs after the September 11th attack. He’s a member of the Woodland Park Board of Education, Office of Emergency Management, Stigma Free Task Force, Educational Foundation, and vice president of the Woodland Park Board of Health.
Also in this episode, Deborah Visconi, president & CEO of Bergen New Bridge Medical Center discusses the state of health care and how consumers can obtain optimal health services.
 
This episode is sponsored by:
Advanced Foot Care of NJ
McBride Auto Body Inc.
New Bridge Medical Center

Your Hometown Podcast Woodland Park: Anything in Life is Possible

In her younger years, Woodland Park Mayor, Tracy Kallert, never imagined she would one day be running her home town. As a lifelong resident, she loved Woodland Park, but when she pictured the mayor, she didn’t see someone who looked like her. After being encouraged to try her hand at politics, she learned that even though she didn’t have experience, she had a knack for the job and she uncovered talents that had been hidden. Today, Mayor Kallert is the first female elected mayor of the Borough, an honor she treasures. She talks about her journey from a single mom to borough leader, and inspires us to believe that achieving anything in life is possible.
Also in this episode Dr. Christopher Inzerillo, the chair of Orthopedics for Bergen New Bridge Medical Center, talks about ways to treat common orthopedic injuries.
 
This episode is sponsored by:Advanced Foot Care of NJMcBride Auto Body Inc.New Bridge Medical Center
 
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