LMC Cast: Recent Episodes
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Welcome to the LMC Media Center's podcast, "LMC Cast." Find out what is happening with the people and businesses in the community of Larchmont and Mamaroneck.
Host Mike Reynolds sits down with Greg Steinberg to talk all things Steinyfest, an annual, local music festival turned regional gem, featuring top talent, food, family fun, and community vibes! This year's Steinyfest will be held on October 4 at Toyota City, 619 Waverly Ave Mamaroneck. To learn more about this year's lineup and ticket info, visit https://www.steinyfest.com/tickets!Like us on Facebook & Instagram: @lmcmediacenterVisit LMC media website: http://lmcmedia.org/
We sit down with Ted Utz, a seasoned music industry professional and proud Larchmont resident. Ted is launching Vine Street Music, a nonprofit organization dedicated to teaching music production and performance.đč What to expect from Vine Street Music:Hands-on learning opportunities for locals interested in music production and performanceA creative space for musicians to grow, collaborate, and share their talentsA new performance venue right here in our communityWhether youâre an aspiring musician, a music lover, or just curious about the local scene, this interview gives you an inside look at how Vine Street Music will inspire and connect our community.Like us on Facebook & Instagram: @lmcmediacenterVisit LMC media website: http://lmcmedia.org/
Dive into the vibrant music culture of Larchmont and Mamaroneck in this documentary short that showcases the people and places keeping live music alive along the Sound Shore. From the next generation of young performers at School of Rock, to the energy of Local 10538âs stage, to crate-digging at Underground Vinyl, the film highlights how music continues to connect and inspire the community. With insights from seasoned producer and Larchmont resident Ted Utz of Vine Street Music, The Sounds of the Shore celebrates the rhythms, voices, and venues that make this corner of Westchester sing. Produced by Mamaroneck High School Graduate, Rowell Jimenez.
Volunteering does more than give backâit strengthens the very fabric of a community. In Voices of Volunteerism, Emily Scobie explores how the efforts of local volunteers transform lives in Larchmont and Mamaroneck. From the Larchmont-Mamaroneck Hunger Task Force providing essential food to neighbors, to the Community Resource Center empowering immigrants, this episode highlights the ripple effects of giving: building connections, fostering hope, and creating a stronger, more resilient community. Discover how small acts of service can make a big difference.
August is National Water Quality Month, and thereâs no better time to understand why our local beaches sometimes close after it rains, and whatâs really flowing into Long Island Sound.
In this episode, LMC Media and Save the Sound take listeners beneath the surface to uncover the causes of pollution, how bacteria levels are tracked, and why stormwater and sewage pose growing challenges to water quality. Hear from locals, environmental scientists, and educators working to monitor water quality, raise awareness, and empower the public to take action, from simple behavior changes to pushing for smarter policy.
If youâve ever wondered why the beach is closed on a sunny day, or what you can do to help keep it open, this episode is for you.
To support Save the Sound or to learn more visit: www.savethesound.org
In this special episode of LMC Cast: Community Profiles, host Matt Sullivan sits down with Congressman George Latimer to discuss his first months in Washington representing New York's 16th District. Latimer reflects on his journey from Mount Vernon to the U.S. House of Representatives, shares insights on federal funding for local flooding mitigation in Mamaroneck, and talks candidly about bipartisan gridlock, affordable housing, immigration, and the urgent need for reliable local journalism. He also emphasizes the importance of community media like LMC in keeping citizens informed and engaged, especially in an era of media deserts and disinformation. Learn more at: latimer.house.gov
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In this episode of LMC Cast, host Mike Reynolds interviews Larchmont resident and author Ken Samelson about his newly released book, Amazing Mets Trivia. The book features 19 chapters covering the history of the New York Mets from their founding in 1962 to the present. Topics include League Leaders, All-Stars, Postseason appearances, Awards and Honors, Pitching Highlights, Rookie Performances, Uniforms, Trades and Free Agents, Mets vs. Yankees, Team Records, and more. Each chapter contains 25 questions, totaling 475 in all. Mike and Ken discuss the book, dive into baseball trivia, and take calls from local residents to test their Mets knowledge. A must-watch for any Amazins enthusiast!Like us on Facebook & Instagram: @lmcmediacenterVisit LMC media website: http://lmcmedia.org/
In this episode of LMC Cast, host Matt Sullivan sits down with newly appointed Village of Mamaroneck Police Chief PJ Trujillo for an in-depth and inspiring conversation.Chief Trujillo shares his journey from growing up in the Bronx to leading a dedicated police force in the community he now calls home. They discuss his family, his Dominican heritage, and how those roots influence his approach to leadership and public service.Topics Covered in This Interview:Chief Trujilloâs upbringing and path to public serviceHis vision for the Village of Mamaroneck Police DepartmentBalancing compassion with enforcement in modern policingCommunity outreach programs like National Night Out, Bagels with Badges, and the Blue Envelope ProgramThe role of technology in public safetyBuilding trust, transparency, and lasting community partnershipsđ Subscribe to our channel for more conversations with local leaders and changemakers who are shaping the future of our community.Like us on Facebook & Instagram: @lmcmediacenterVisit LMC media website: http://lmcmedia.org/
In this episode of LMC Cast, Emily Scobie chats with Lucie Rauschnabel about her experience growing up in Larchmont with German parents. They discuss her path to studying abroad in the Netherlands and how her content creation journey has evolved since she began sharing her story on social media. Follow Lucie on Instagram @lucierauschnabelLike us on Facebook & Instagram: @lmcmediacenterVisit LMC media website: http://lmcmedia.org/
In this episode of LMC Cast, host Jason Summers sits down with Sheba Mason, the star and co-creator of The Jackie Mason Musical, a hilarious and heartwarming look at the legendary comedian's lesser-known personal life â told from the unique perspective of his former partner and their daughter, Sheba herself!
In this episode of the LMC Cast, host Jason Summers talks with Karina Barreto and Randall Ikeda from the Rye YMCA about their community-based fitness programs designed to help older adults stay active, improve balance, and prevent falls. They dive into details about the Enhanced Fitness, Walk with Ease, and Moving for Better Balance programs, all of which are evidence-based and free to the public. These programs are tailored to support individuals with conditions like arthritis, diabetes, and mobility issues. Tune in to learn more about these valuable offerings and how theyâre making a difference in the community!
On this special edition of the LMC Cast Community Profiles, host Matt Sullivan highlights the 13th Annual Sound Shore St. Patrick's Day Parade, a celebration of Irish heritage and the American immigrant experience. Featuring guests Kate Bialo, Michael Murphy, and, this year's Grand Marshall, Matt McCauley, they dive into the paradeâs history, its community impact, and this yearâs special tribute to 9/11 responders. Watch to learn more about the parade, upcoming events like the Hearts & Shamrocks fundraiser, and how you can be part of this festive and meaningful celebration.And don't forget to watch the parade live on LMC Media, March 29th at 1:30pm and visit www.soundshoreparade.com for more details!
Matt Sullivan, Executive Director of LMC Media, interviews Thomas Rotenberg, a filmmaker and video artist, about his career and current projects. Tom discusses his journey from Mamaroneck High School to NYU, as well as his transition to video art. He is currently working on a feature film and emphasizes the importance of practical effects and a positive on-set environment. He highlights the challenges of independent filmmaking, including budget constraints and the need for creative problem-solving.
See more of Thomas' work online at his website,
https://metallicimagery.com/
Or take a look at his Instagram page at
https://www.instagram.com/tomr4
In this episode of LMC Cast host Mike Reynolds chats with Andrew Farber, the new director of Larchmont Public Library. Andrew shares his journey from library veteran to leading Larchmontâs team, and discusses the libraryâs diverse programs, digital services, and community outreach. Learn about upcoming projects, the library's evolution, and how itâs supporting residents of all ages.
Donât forget to check out the Larchmont Libraryâs website for more information on events, resources, and how to get involved, www.larchmontlibrary.org
In this exciting episode of the LMC Cast, host Jon Chattman sits down with Mets legend Dwight "Doc" Gooden for an unforgettable conversation. They dive into Doc's legendary career, his rise to stardom, and the highs and lows of his time in the big leagues. From his unforgettable World Series performance to the challenges he faced both on and off the field, Doc opens up about it all. Get an inside look at the life of one of baseballâs greatest pitchers and hear candid stories you wonât find anywhere else. Donât miss this incredible conversation with a true New York sports icon!
Host Mike Reynolds sits down with Larchmont resident Nancy Goodman, Founder and Executive Director of College Money Matters, to discuss some tips and best practices to help students and their families navigate the complicated waters of preparing and applying to college .
Visit www.collegemoneymatters.org for more information.
LMC Cast host Gladys Dibble sits down with 4 Mamaroneck High School students as they discuss their OCRA project. Students Olivia O'Shea, Jaya Chopra, Zoe Paquin, and Julia Weinbach discuss what OCRA (Original Civic Research & Action) is and their project that targets the issue of digital equity in the community.
On this episode of the LMC Cast, Executive Director Matt Sullivan is joined by a team of students from Ewha Womans University in Seoul, South Korea, majoring in Communication Media and Korean Literature & Language. The group is conducting research for the "Global Frontier Project," an initiative organized by Ewha Womans University. The theme of their project is: "Proposing Strategies to Revitalize Media Centers in Korea: Production, Distribution, and Network."
The group's primary goal is to explore innovative approaches for improving media access and education for citizens, with a focus on the pivotal role that media organizations play in amplifying underrepresented voices. As part of their research, the group interviewed LMC Media Executive Director, Matt Sullivan, to gain valuable insights by learning from prominent community media centers in the Northeast region.
In this exclusive interview, host Gladys Dibble sits down with the owner of Next Level Camps, Ed Metzendorf. Next Level Camps is a thriving day camp, celebrating its 10th anniversary, that has become a favorite among kids and parents alike. From its immersive programming to its commitment to fostering personal growth, Next Level Camps offers more than just your typical summer experience.
Learn more at nextleveldaycamps.com
Host Mike Reynolds sits down with RSC Westchester's President/Founder Graham Smith as well as Vice President, Latina Ferrer to discuss the organization, its different programs, and its upcoming Annual Holiday DD Sneaker Ball on December 29.
Learn more at RSCWestchester.com
Host Gladys Dibble sits down with Georgianna Koulianos, owner of Koulianos Designs, to discuss her jewelry and their sybolism for protection, healing, and empowerment.
Host Gladys Dibble sits down with Mamaroneck High School Students/OCRA Members Charlotte Noll, Charlotte Foley, Lea Sampayo, and Owen Bischoff about greatening diversity and participation in local sports.
In this episode, weâre thrilled to host Linda Tyler, Vice President of Membership and Programming for the Westchester Business Council! Join us as Linda shares her insights on fostering business growth, enhancing community collaboration, and empowering local entrepreneurs in Westchester County. Sheâll dive into her experiences developing impactful programming, the benefits of Council membership, and her vision for the future of Westchesterâs business landscape. Whether youâre a small business owner, a professional looking to expand your network, or simply interested in local business trends, this conversation has something for everyone!
Host Jason Summers sits down with Mamaroneck High School Students/OCRA Members Jack Davidson, Porter Schlamma, and Kate Douglass to discuss connecting low income elementary aged students to scholarship opportunities in local extracurriculars.
Host Mike Reynolds sits down with Mamaroneck High School Students/OCRA Members Caitlin Solis and Zoe Stahl to discuss creating a historical QR-Code walking trail based on the history of enslavement in Larchmont and Mamaroneck.
Host Gladys Dibble sits down with MHS students/OCRA members Henry Norman, Jackson Avery, Owen Master, and Theo Norkin to discuss a digital field scheduling system for local sports leagues.
Host Mike Reynolds sits down with MHS students Anna Blanco, Alex Gross, Hannah Mehler, and Tyler Prozes to discuss OCRA's thoughts on Affordable Housing.
Host Jason Summers sits down with Charles Smith, owner of Breathe CPR in Mamaroneck, to discuss the myths and facts about CPR and the importance of learning the life saving skill.
Welcome to Studio on the Ave!
LMC Media's newest creative space, located right in the heart of Mamaroneck at Mamaroneck Cinemas, is here to empower your projects. Whether youâre looking to record a podcast, shoot a video, rehearse, host meetings, or create music, this multi-purpose studio has everything you need. With state-of-the-art editing stations and the latest technology, it's designed to bring your vision to life. Perfect for marketing, promotion, and any creative endeavor, Studio on the Ave is where your ideas come to thrive. Explore your possibilities with us today!
Host Jason Summers sits down with a few founding members of the Greenhaven Artists; Cecil Roberfroid, Belkis "Bibi" Hull, and Fleur Spolidor.
LMC Cast host Mike Reynolds sits down with Kevin Crowe, Arthur Katz, and Suzie Fromer to discuss the Town of Mamaroneck Repair Cafe being held Sunday October 20, 2024 12-4pm at the Mamaroneck Senior Center.
Host Heather Capelle, of Artistree Performing Arts, sits down with Judith Weber and Sarah Coble to discuss REALM (Recognizing Enslaved Africans of Larchmont Mamaroneck) and the recent memorial UNEARTHED: A REMEMBRANCE.To learn more visit larchmontmamaroneckslavery.org/the-memorial
In this episode of LMC Cast, host Matt Sullivan sits down with Mike Wassenaar, President and CEO of the Alliance for Community Media (ACM), to discuss the importance of community media in todayâs digital landscape. As the leader of a national organization advocating for community media, Mike shares valuable insights on how local media centers empower communities, support free speech, and enhance civic engagement across the country. Tune in for an engaging conversation about the challenges and opportunities facing community media and why it remains a vital resource for public discourse.
Host Mike Reynolds sits down with Greg "Steiny" Steinberg founder of Steinyfest to discuss the history of the music festival and this years lineup. Steinyfest 2024 will be held Saturday October 5th. For more info visit www.steinyfest.com.
Host Mike Reynolds sits down with Larchmont Events Committee members Scot Edwards and Katharine Hylton to discuss the 2nd Annual Larchmont Day Fall Festival. The festival is being held in Larchmont's Constitution Park, Saturday October 5 from 11am-3pm.
Since its establishment in 1983, LMC Media has been dedicated to meeting the digital media needs of our local community. The Frank Leicht Digital Media Archive preserves this rich history and evolution, serving as a vital resource for residents, historians, and media enthusiasts.
In the Frank Leicht Digital Media Archive, you can expect to find a treasure trove of content, including past graduation ceremonies, parades, elections, LMC News segments, plays, historical society events, and more! Named after Co-Founder Frank Leicht, this archive highlights the lasting legacy of community media in Larchmont and Mamaroneck.
Host Gladys Dibble interviews the Village of Mamaroneck Building Department's summer intern, Riena Parente Ribeiro, and the Village of Mamaroneck Building Inspector, Carolina Fonseca. Riena completed several projects this summer, including a flood preparedness document that will be distributed to VOM residents in english and spanish.
This interview is in English, and Spanish starting at 12:08.
In this episode of our podcast, host Matt Sullivan sits down with Jim Killoran, Executive Director of the Fuller Center for Greater Housing NYC, to discuss the vital topic of flood resiliency in the Village of Mamaroneck during hurricane season. They dive into the ongoing efforts to protect the community from flooding, the impact of past hurricanes, and strategies for preparing residents for future storms.
Tune in to learn about the challenges and solutions around flood prevention, community engagement, and the critical work being done to ensure Mamaroneckâs safety and sustainability.
On August 18 th , the Village of Mamaroneck will welcome descendants of American Revolutionary War
hero-Frenchman Lafayette on the 200th Anniversary of his 1824 triumphant return to
America.
Lafayette is the most decorated foreigner in American History, given Honorary American
Citizenship by an act of Congress in 2002.
Open to the public, the 1 to 4p event will take place on the grounds of the Old School House in
Harbor Island Park. The highlight will be the 2:30p welcoming of Lafayette descendants, a
Lafayette actor and members of the American Friends of Lafayette. They will be met by
community leaders, with proclamations and talks about Mamaroneck during the era, concluding
with a 19-gun salute.
The 3-hour event will feature re-enactors (soldier, tailor & candlestick maker), story tellers and
musicians demonstrating life during the period. The School House will be open for an exhibit and
talks about Mamaroneck in that era.
Participants include the Boy & Girl Scouts, The Daughters & Sons of the American Revolution, American
Legion Post 90, Friends of Lafayette, The French American School, LMC Media, the
Mamaroneck Historical Society and the Larchmont Mamaroneck Lions.
Prior to the event, the Mamaroneck Library will have an exhibition on books & media about
Lafayette. On August 8th at 4pm, John Pritts, from the Mamaroneck Historical Society, will give a talk on
Lafayette and Mamaroneck at the time of his 1824 return.
LMC Cast host Mike Reynolds speaks with NY Yankees Organist Ed Alstrom. Ed shares stories from his long career in music, some of his favorite memories from playing in Yankee Stadium and how he got into playing the organ and the Yankee's gig.
Be sure to check out Ed's free live show at the Mamaroneck Library on July 15th at 6pm. Reservations available at www.mamaronecklibrary.org/events
LMC Cast host Gladys Dibble speaks with Mamaroneck resident Gia, about her restaurant La Casa Cafe. La Casa serves authentic Venezuelan Cuisine and features local musical acts to enhance the dining experience. La Casa Cafe is the official westchester restaurant for the tri-state Venezuelan Restaurant Week event, June 17-23!
Be sure to check out their prix fixe menus and music that week.
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Henley Evans sits down with Garret Weston from Underground Vinyl to discuss, music, the record store, and how vinyl lives on with todays generation of collectors.
https://www.underground-vinyl.com
Host Henley Evans sits down with guest Josh Dooz, owner of StockroomRecords to discuss music, health and more. For more information visit www.stockroomrecords.com
Host Gladys Dibble sits down with guests Alan Dienstag, Psy.D. Clinical Director & Katie Sawyer, Ph.D. co-founder of the Parent Center and Student Internship Program Supervisor, to discuss mental health awareness. For more information visit https://www.communitycounselingcenter.org
Mike Reynolds sits down with Noah Elgart from the Mamaroneck Cinemas to discuss upcoming movies, the magic of the theater experience, and more!
LMC host Gladys Dibble sits down with Richard Leimgruber, a private wealth advisor & charted retirement planning counselor for OnyxBridge Wealth Group. The two discuss the importance of having guidance and assistance when saving for the future.
-In this podcast, the interviewer, who is a non-client associated with Onyx Bridge Wealth Group through personal connections, provided an endorsement without compensation, cash or otherwise. However, this creates a potential conflict of interest since the endorser may be biased due to a personal relationship with the investment advisor representative. No performance or success guarantees are associated with this endorsement.-
LMC Cast host Mike Reynolds sits down with Interim Mamaroneck Village Manager, Chuck Strome.
Host Gladys Dibble sits down with VinnyBrusco, founder of the Agora Social Club in Larchmont, a new men's club focused on wellness and community. They discuss the inspiration for the club and what members can expect when they join.
Learn more at www.agorasocialclub.com
LMC Media Executive Director Matt Sullivan sits down with Clayton Bushong, Executive Director of the Picture House Regional Film Center, to discuss his career, the Picture House, the cinema experience, and more!
Host Gladys Dibble sits down with Jason Pinto of the Village of Mamaroneck Recreation Department to discuss upcoming events like the Village Block Party and annual Tiki Party.
Learn more at www.VillageofMamaroneckRecreationDepartment.com
Host Mike Reynolds sits down with VP of Softball John Leifert and President Mike Dugan from Larchmont Mamaroneck Little League. They discuss the program - both baseball and softball - plans for the upcoming seasons and their favorite memories from their time in this staple organization of local youth sports.
Learn more lmcmedia.org or lmlittleleague.org
Host Gladys Dibble sits down with Jill Fisher and Vicky Laoutaris of the Town of Mamaroneck Recreation Dept to discuss upcoming events and activities in the Town of Mamaroneck.
Host Gladys Dibble sits down with three Mamaroneck High School students from OCRA - a group working to reduce food waste by partnering with local restaurants to start composting programs. This diverts organic waste from landfills and reduced greenhouse gas emissions.
Learn more lmcmedia.org
Guest Jim Killoran of The Fuller Center for Housing discusses the announcement of the Gen Z Home Ownership Task Force and the current struggle for young New Yorkers to become home owners.
Larchmont Mamaroneck Youth Lacrosse (LMYL) has been in our community for years. Players that went through this program have proven to be skilled lacrosse players, going on to break records when playing for their associated high school. Listen to former LMYL players reminisce on their time spent together & how it's allowed them to improve at the game.
This podcast features players and coaches; Christopher Glinski, Henry Bennett, Jack Ramsay, Patrick West, Rhett Chambers and Teddy Conner.
In 2022, LMC Media started a video series "Flood Stories" to share the experiences of Mamaroneck Residence, who were effected by severe flooding caused by Hurricane Ida. This podcast follows up with the residents and local officials to find our where we are as a community in the mitigation of flooding in Mamaroneck.
What role did Mamaroneck have in the Bay of Pigs? What was a big attraction that came to town every summer for a month?
On this episode of LMC Cast, we  dive into some unknown facts about our community Mamaroneck. We speak with Local history buffs and members of the Mamaroneck Historical Society, John Pritts, William Cain, and Jeff Meighan to the secret facts of Mamaroneck
LMC Cast takes a dive into living in Mamaroneck, a Town and Village on the Sound Shore. Hear first hand from residents who have lived here for generations and decades, Â about the schools system, scenery and scene that makes Mamaroneck a Westchester destination.
Whats is it like living in a 1 mile by 1 mile square mile beautiful sound shore community? Well, LMC cast talks to Larchmont residents about this picturesque village in the Town of Mamaroneck. Listen to them talk about their favorite spots around town as well as what really makes Larchmont so special.
The immigration population makes up 15% of the village's demographic, that's a significant amount of neighbors, classmates and business owners who started in a very different place from me and you. Three Mamaroneck residents tell their journey of how they got here, and what it was like getting started. Find out how they got woven into our community.Â
On this episode of the LMC Cast we give you a rundown of summer activities, camps, concerts and parties happening in Larchmont and Mamaroneck this 2022 summer!Â
LMC Cast speaks with students from the class of 2022 about the trials and tribulations of non-typical four years at Mamaroneck High School. March of 2020, the beginning of the pandemic, was their sophomore year, and how their education and extracurricular actives were effected from then on.Â
In this episode of LMC Cast, we take a look at a dogs life in our community. Where they go, how they came here and what's the status of a local dog park?Â
On this month's LMCast, we talked to parents of school aged children working and monitoring their kids' education during the COVID-19 pandemic. One is a mother of twins and the other is a single parent working as a school teacher in NYC. We also spoke with Dr. Valerie Feit, who is the enrichment coordinator for the Rye Neck school district. They all shared their experiences, insights, and the lessons they have learned this past year when the world went into lockdown.
With things slowly starting to get back to normal, our society has undoubtedly changed as a result to COVID-19. May is mental health awareness month. On this monthâs LMC CAST, we spoke to three couples in our community, who are all at different stages of their marriage, to see how the pandemic impacted their relationships. Emma Murphy and a Frank Morris are newlyweds, Vanessa and Tory Ridder have been married for 19 years, and Sharon and Mike Mosley have been married for over 25 years. We were also joined by Colette Lopane Capella, a couples therapist in Larchmont, who gave us further insight into how relationships can be affected by difficult transitions, like life during the pandemic.
On this monthâs installment of LMCast, we look back on this 51st anniversary of Earth day and how some members of our community have been working to make a difference. Sitting down with Dr. Michael Brustein as well as the âAction Research Groupâ from Rye Neck High School, we examine how we people have responded to the climate crisis and learn about small changes we can make within our daily habits that will reduce our carbon footprint.
In honor of women's history month, LMC Media speaks with 3 local entrepreneurs who have created a business and shared their passion with the community. Stephanie Kole, owner of the local clothing store StephanieâsKloset, Heather Capelle, founder of Artistree Performing arts center in Mamaroneck, and Alyssa Amoils, whoâs created Masks for Money, an initiative that provides relief to those that lost income during the Covid Pandemic. Each tells their journey, and hopes to inspire the female business owners of the future.
Staff members talk about their favorite outdoor activities in the Larchmont Mamaroneck area. The LMCTV Cast also provides the latest updates on Varsity Sports, The Local Live News,  Programing at LMCTV, and updates of local events in the Larchmont Mamaroneck Community.
Staff members talk about their hope for the future at Larchmont Mamaroneck Community Media Center. The LMCTV Cast also provides the latest updates on Varsity Sports, The Local Live News,  Programing at LMCTV. and updates of local activities in the Larchmont Mamaroneck Community.
With "fake news" and egomania swirling around us, news that matters and gaining media literacy are the topics The LMC Cast tackles in this episode. The LMCTV Cast also provides the latest updates on Varsity Sports, The Local Live News,  Programing at LMCTV. and updates of local activities in the Larchmont Mamaroneck Community.
Who needs Resolutions? Â Maybe we do, maybe we don't. Listen in and find out...
Join the LMCTV Cast of characters as they give you the latest updates on Varsity Sports, The Local Live News and Programing at LMCTV. Rob give us the latest on the adventures of a 10 month old in "The Rosie Report."  The cast also provides updates of local activities and things to look forward to  in the Larchmont Mamaroneck Community.
Are we attached to our cell phones, is that a bad thing? Join the LMCTV Cast of characters as they give you the latest updates on Varsity Sports, The Local Live News and Programing at LMCTV. This edition brings the famous and demanded "Rosie Report, " Rob informs us on Rosie's newest adventure/ discovery. We ask the tough questions about bags. Do purses need to be redesigned so you can't lose your phone? The cast also lays down all the important happenings at LMCTV and in the Larchmont Mamaroneck Community.
Join the LMCTV Cast of characters as they give you the latest updates on Varsity Sports, The Local Live News and Programing at LMCTV. This edition concerns news equipment, live coverage and most importantly, a proposed Rule, by the FCC, seeks to redefine and place a value on cable franchise obligations that have been traditionally defined as âIn-Kind.â This change could be devastating for Public Access and Media Centers Nationally!
Join the LMCTV Cast of characters as they give you the latest updates on Varsity Sports, The Local Live News and Programing at LMCTV, as well as their picks for top 5 Halloween movies. Each staff member offers something different and fun!
Join Matt, Sibylla, Stephen, Sharon, Dena and Rob on another LMCTV discussion covering The Local Live, the Studio, Programing, Varsity Sports and a featured discussion on Production Tips
Join Matt, Sibylla, Stephen, Sharon, Dena and Rob on another LMCTV discussion covering The Local Live, the Studio, Programing, Varsity Sports and a featured discussion about the ACM
Welcome to the LMCTV media Center's first podcast Hosted by Executive Director Matt Sullivan with Staff Members, Rob Moretti, Sibylla Chiapziwa, Sharon Mosley, Dena Schumacher and Stephen Aluisa. Find out what is happening at LMCTV, as well as the Larchmont Mamaroneck Community and what's new in media!