PODCAST
Morristown Green's Podcast
by Morristown Green
Podcasts from MorristownGreen.com in Morristown, NJ.
Episodes
-
The mighty pen of cartoonist Paul Laud
The economic implosion of 2008 had precious few upsides, but we got one of them: Cartoonist Paul Laud. His illustrated limericks skewer politicians left, right and center every Tuesday on MorristownGreen.com. Paul Laud learned the power of cartoons as a Princeton undergrad way back in the...
-
Tea Parties and tragedies: Morris teen says MLK dream remains distant
Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream of a "Beloved Community" remains just that--a dream, says Justin Bush, a senior at Morris Knolls High School in New Jersey. There is no room for complacency if the dream is ever to be realized, Justin tells the packed Calvary Baptist Church in Morristown on Martin...
-
The Rev. Carolyn Ann Knight: Martin Luther King Jr's dream will not die
The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King was a preacher, we are reminded by the Rev. Carolyn Ann Knight, who preaches here about the care and feeding of our dreams. Dreams are as vital to a society's health as to an individual's, she says. A dearth of dreams led an assassin to kill the civil rights…
more -
The inner journey of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., by the Rev. Janet Broderick
Janet Broderick, rector of St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Morristown, NJ, traces the inner journey of Martin Luther King Jr., and challenges us to dig deeply within ourselves to find meaningful purposes for our lives. She suggests--humorously--that our time on earth should be more than a series…
more -
Debra Tantleff on Morristown luxury developments part 3 of 3: Retail, anyone?
Morristown has seen 459 new units of luxury condos and apartments over the last few years. They are filling up. But they also come with almost 100,000 square feet of retail space--and that's proving a harder sell. Debra Tantleff describes her efforts in the third of three episodes. Podcast by…
more -
Debra Tantleff on Morristown luxury developments part 2 of 3: Who lives there
Does a certain NFL star occupy a primo penthouse at Morristown's 40 Park? We ask developer Debra Tantleff...who tells us who has been buying luxury condos during the Great Recession. Podcast by Kevin Coughlin for MorristownGreen.com, Nov. 5, 2010
-
If you build it, they will come: Debra Tantleff on Morristown luxury developments Part 1 of 3
While many development projects around the country ground to a halt during the recession, luxury condos and apartments got built in Morristown. How was that possible? Debra Tantleff of the Roseland Property Co. explains, in part one of a wide-ranging three-part interview about Morristown's...
-
Carolann Solebello on life after Red Molly
For six years, Carolann Solebello was one-third of the popular folk group Red Molly. She played her last gig with the Mollies in July, and is re-inventing herself as a solo artist. On Sept. 23 she will open for country star Phil Vassar at Morristown's Community Theatre. Red Molly, a trio known…
more -
Where's the bathroom? 'Hearth and Home' explores Morristown life in 1810
What was life like 200 years ago? Would you eat better? How would you iron your shirts? When nature called...you get the picture. Or you will, if you visit 'Hearth & Home,' an exhibit at Morristown's Macculloch Hall Historical Museum. As part of its 200th anniversary, the museum is exploring the...
-
Todd Rundgren talks about 'Todd,' 'Healing' and musical freedom
Few rock stars can match Todd Rundgren's combination of brilliance, breadth and balls. The guy writes hit songs; plays all the instruments; produces hits for other stars; breaks new ground with video, graphics and online networks; scores tunes for TV shows and movies, and tours with Beatles. Just...
-
Northern Irish girls find common ground in Greater Morristown
The soothing tones of "Danny Boy" resonate with Catholics and Protestants in Northern Ireland. But what else can they agree on? Two college students from Northern Ireland have been looking for answers...around Morristown. Sarah Grant, a Catholic, and Catrina Hollran, a Protestant, have summered...
-
Libraries are for games: Scott Nicholson
Scott Nicholson, an associate professor at Syracuse University, does a podcast called "On Board Games," and a YouTube video series, "Board Games with Scott." His new book, "Everyone Plays Games at the Library," contends that role playing games have their proper place: Your public library.…
more -
Philanthropy in Morristown: A talk with the outgoing and incoming presidents of the Dodge Foundation
David Grant set a high standard during 12 years as president of the Geraldine Rockefeller Dodge Foundation in Morristown. He sharpened the philanthropy's focus to "creativity and sustainability," and came up with innovative ways to assess progress. His successor, Christopher Daggett, ran for...
-
Susan Berg: Job hunting for 20-somethings
It's graduation season, and this spring's grads face the worst job market in a quarter century. Susan Berg thinks she can help. Her new book is called "Choose on Purpose," and it's full of tips on how to trade your cap and gown for a fulfilling gig in the world of grownups. Susan is giving a free...
-
Jill Sobule on kissing girls, serenading Rupert Murdoch, and charging fans to sing on her CDs
Jill Sobule, who scored a hit in 1995 with 'I Kissed a Girl,' returns to the Sanctuary concert series in Chatham, NJ, on May 8. In this 20-minute interview with Kevin Coughlin of Morristown Green, Jill shares her reaction to Katy Perry's recent girl-kissing song, and describes how she funded her...
-
Lauren Failla, 1985-2010
Lauren Failla, a beloved member of the Morristown community, died tragically in April at the age of 25. Among her many talents, Lauren was a fine soprano in choirs at St. Peter's Episcopal Church. This is Lauren singing "In the Bleak Midwinter" by Harold Darke, when she was 13. Recording courtesy...
-
George Washington speaks in Morristown
Imagine if the George Washington statue on the Morristown Green could speak... Hey, it did! General Washington returned to Morristown on April 17, 2010, some 230 years after the most brutal winter of the Revolution, to take part in a Revolutionary Times Weekend. What did the General (actor Dean...
-
Janet Broderick and brother Matthew find their roots
Janet Broderick, rector of St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Morristown, knows quite a bit about her immediate family--and so do many movie buffs. Her brother, father, and sister-in-law have starred on stage and screen for years. But it's taken an NBC program, 'Who Do You Think You Are?' to…
more -
Bishop John Shelby Spong on 'Eternal Life: A New Vision'
Is there life after death? What about heaven and hell? Retired Episcopal Bishop John Shelby Spong has some provocative ideas that you probably won't hear in church on Sundays. In this 45-minute interview with Kevin Coughlin of MorristownGreen.com, Bishop Spong discusses his new book, "Eternal…
more -
From Sweden with Love: Jim Hicks goes Viking for his new CD
Jim Hicks of Morristown's Presbyterian Church will go to the ends of the earth to find new organ music. He just recorded a new CD in Sweden--in the dead of winter. Interviewed by Kevin Coughlin for MorristownGreen.com. Running time: About 12 minutes. Link: http://bit.ly/cNsdZW
We're indexing this podcast's transcripts for the first time — this can take a minute or two. We'll show results as soon as they're ready.
No matches for "" in this podcast's transcripts.
No topics indexed yet for this podcast.
Loading reviews...
ABOUT THIS SHOW
Podcasts from MorristownGreen.com in Morristown, NJ.
HOSTED BY
Morristown Green
Loading similar podcasts...