Now, Let's Talk! The Podcast with Vanessa Corwin and Kathleen Kaan

Dom Perruccio talks about growing up in New York City's Greenwich Village in the mob world and reveals what led him to change his life.

Elizabeth Kerri Mahon profiles New York State's most dangerous women from past centuries in her latest book, Pretty Evil New York. She describes the challenges of researching and writing this book during lockdown and offers advice to aspiring writers.

Zavi Gunn, Director of the Center for Engagement and Internships at Queens College, City University of New York, shares tips and strategies for a successful job search.

Executive Director Angela McConnell reveals how the center has reimagined its programming while dealing with funding reductions during Covid.

Emergency heart surgery turned a New Yorker's two-week vacation in LA into a seven-month stay at the height of the pandemic.

Covid has changed the workplace. Employees are in the driver's seat. A corporate executive tells us how companies are responding.

Vanessa Corwin and Kathleen Kaan talk with their guests about their experiences during Covid and the joys and challenges of life beyond the pandemic.

Travel expert Michaela Guzy tours the world, giving us insider tips, trends, and great destinations to visit now.

One woman explains why she's not taking the Covid-19 vaccine.

What began as a small memorial on the beach at Belmar, New Jersey, filling hearts made of shells with stones containing the names of Covid victims has grown internationally and is now seeking a permanent home.

Novelist and playwright Gary Morgenstein discusses the good, the bad, and the reality of creating theater and television during Covid.

Emily Fawcett, RN shares her experiences and emotions caring for Covid patients at the height of the pandemic. To help fellow caregivers find positivity, she created "Hope Huddles" which led to her being interviewed by Oprah.

Shannon Stowe has developed fitness and dance classes for all levels, and she is just a Zoom away. Listen to Shannon's story and how she created them.

Elementary school teacher Jimmy Halpin discusses the challenges he faces teaching at a Title I school during Covid.

Fourth-grade teacher Catherine Calder describes the challenges she faced during Covid and how she confronted her "new normal."

Michael Stewart, owner of Tavern on Jane in New York City, discusses the challenges he faces operating his restaurant during Covid.

Connie Corwin describes her journey from the corporate world to the beauty world and tells what it's like to have her own freelance business during the pandemic.

Gina Le, owner of Gina Le Salon and pioneer in New York City's Meatpacking District shares her story of survival.

New York psychotherapist and licensed clinical social worker Lisa Bilander-Gray gives us insights into how Covid has changed her relationships with her clients.

Entertainment attorney Laverne Berry talks about the challenges of filmmaking during the pandemic and how some documentary filmmakers have come up with innovative solutions.

Real estate agent Todd Alexander of the Corcoran Group gets into the nitty-gritty of what's happening now in the New York City real estate market.

Actor, producer, and cinematographer Johnny Tammaro shares his ups and downs over these last months and how he keeps the creative juices flowing during Covid.

From a successful career in financial planning to a Buddhist meditation coach, Fern LaRocca says the loss of her leg in an auto accident was just a blip in her life. She looks at Covid 19 with the same attitude and helps us see there is hope after the pandemic.

Producer and television historian Richard Hammer talks about being HIV positive and single during Covid.

Standup comic Janet Weintraub describes the good, the bad, and the funny during the pandemic.