OA On Air: Recent Episodes
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OA On Air is created, written, and produced by O’Neill and Associates at our office in downtown Boston. Each week we provide commentary, interviews, and analysis on a variety of issues at the center of business, policy, and politics.
Episode 7 of Federal Insight: “Chaos in the Air,” with O’Neill and Associates Senior Vice President Peter Goelz discusses the confluence of factors that have been plaguing airlines, airports, and passengers in recent weeks and months.
Peter sits down with OA Account Executive Ben Craig to break down how we got here, how consumers can be better prepared while planning their next flight, and what Congress will be looking at in anticipation of the upcoming 2023 FAA reauthorization.
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The sixth episode of OA on Air's Federal Insight Podcast features a conversation with Congressman Jim McGovern and O'Neill and Associates Vice Chairman John Cahill. Congressman McGovern discusses the upcoming White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition, and Health to end hunger, improve nutrition and physical activity, and reduce diet-related diseases. Other topics covered include international matters related to the Congressman's recent trip to Ukraine and the modern state of relations with Cuba. John and Congressman McGovern highlight the importance of bringing the East-West rail to Massachusetts and examine discoveries from the House Select Committee’s January 6th investigation, the recent SCOTUS Dobbs decision, midterm elections, and much more.
On this OA on Air Extra, Ann Murphy sits down with Brookline Bank’s Leslie Joannides-Burgos and Boston Age Strong Commission’s Andrea Burns to talk about the issue of elder financial fraud.
O'Neill and Associates Vice Chairman John Cahill, Vice President Jenn Krowchun, and Account Coordinator Ben Craig sit down in this latest episode of Federal Insight to discuss the FY2022 appropriations earmark process. John, Jenn, and Ben also discuss lessons learned last year as this week, numerous members of the House are opening up FY2023 requests. Be sure to listen to the end to hear the team's predictions on President Biden's State of the Union Address.
ESPN Senior Writer and New York Times best-selling author of It's Better to Be Feared: The New England Patriots Dynasty and the Pursuit of Greatness Seth Wickersham, discusses Tom Brady's recent retirement announcement, the recent Brian Flores lawsuit against the NFL and several teams, and the current state of diversity in the NFL on this episode of OA on Air.
Seth sits down with with Seven Letter Founding Partner David Di Martino and Partner Cosmo Macero.
On 3-2-1 Go, Cosmo Macero and Cayenne Isaksen discuss inflation, how it is affecting American households, celebrity deaths and the public's reaction. Then Cosmo Macero talks to Madison Block from American Consumer Credit Counseling (ACCC) about ACCC Financial Health Index – and the insights it has provided into the financial lives of American households during the pandemic. Finally, Cayenne and Tom O’Neill look predictions for 2022 and the challenges 2022 is facing.
On this OA on Air Extra, Ann Murphy sits down with Darryl Fess, President and CEO of Brookline Bank to talk about what’s in store for the economy in 2022.
This week, we had the pleasure of virtually sitting down with O'Neill and Associates SVP Peter Goelz and Tom Kinton, of Kinton Aviation Consulting.
Tom Kinton worked for the Massachusetts Port Authority for over 35 years, having ended his tenure there as CEO from 2006 - 2011. Peter Goelz, before joining the DC office of O'Neill and Associates, spent decades in the leadership of the U.S. aviation industry, including a stint as the Managing Director of the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB).
Recorded on Friday, January 21st, Tom and Peter sit down with OA Account Coordinator Ben Craig to discuss the roll-out of 5G cell service and its projected impacts on U.S. aviation operations.
On 3-2-1 Go, Cosmo Macero and Cayenne Isaksen discuss the free press, podcasts, and holiday music. Then Suzanne Morse and Jeremy Crockford talk to CLF’s Deanna Moran and Amber Christoffersen of the Mystic River Watershed Association about the revitalization of and public access to the Malden River. Finally, Cayenne and Tom O’Neill look at where we are with the COVID-19 pandemic and Tom shares a Christmas memory featuring his father, Speaker of the House Tip O’Neill.
Ann Murphy and Andy Paven interview businessman and entrepreneur David Radlo, former CEO of Radlo Foods, who’s new book, Secret Stories of Leadership, Growth and Innovation, is now available. The book is about effective leadership and strategies on how to disrupt cartels. He talks about the “Egg Wars” and the impending threat to the MA egg supply that will restrict the sale of eggs as of Jan. 1,2022 due to a 2016 ballot referendum. Radlo also discusses his negotiations with Fidel Castro to sell eggs to Cuba, and how the route to success, whether it is in business or policy, is about willingness to be open and compromise.
This week Suzanne fills in for Cayenne on 321 GO where her and Cosmo discuss Veterans Day, New York City post covid and daylight savings. Then, Cosmo interviews with Roberto Arista, Principal with Waltham based Dakota Partners.
A mere 85 days after our first conversation on the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, we once again have the pleasure of catching up with former Congressman Nick Rahall to discuss the passed Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act as we await President Biden to sign this historic investment in our nation's infrastructure into law.
Congressman Rahall is the longest serving House member from the state of West Virginia and was Ranking Member of the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure. As the longest serving Member of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, he was a leader in every Federal Highway debate since coming to Congress in 1977.
Please enjoy the latest episode of Federal Insight by OA on Air.
Ann Murphy interviews CEO of Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Elisabeth Jackson and Doctor Wendy Champagnie Williams associate professor at Bridgewater State University and a Bridge alum.
November is #NationalHomelessYouthAwarenessMonth. Bridge Over Troubled Waters is a local nonprofit based in Boston serving homeless and at risk youth. Bridge serves 2000 youth every year and nationwide, more than 4 million young people become homeless every year.
This week Ann Muprhy interviews Elisabeth Jackson CEO of Bridge Over troubled Waters and Doctor Wendy Williams. Bridge Over Troubled Water is a nonprofit based in Boston serving homeless and at risk youth. In 321 GO, Cosmo and Cayenne discuss halloween candy, a recent NY Times article about Gen Z in the work place, and the Atlanta Braves and their new ice cream machine.
Bridge local nonprofit based in Boston serving homeless and at risk youth. Provides services health care career and educational. Serves 2000 youth every year. There are more an 4 million young people who lose their house and stability every year.
OA on Air Federal Insight brings to you a conversation with Steve Kerrigan touching upon the importance of internships, the privilege of working for and with Senator Kennedy, political campaigns, and why budget reconciliation is a key moment in history as we seek to invest more in social and health care programs.
Stephen J. Kerrigan has held a number of key positions in government and politics for nearly three decades. Steve currently serves as the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Edward M. Kennedy Community Health Center with sites in Worcester, Framingham and Milford, Massachusetts.
Prior to joining Kennedy CHC, Steve was the Principal of the Kilgeever Consulting Group, a public affairs firm that focused on government relations, business development and management consulting. In addition, Steve served as the Chief Executive Officer of both the 2012 Democratic National Convention Committee and the 2013 Presidential Inaugural Committee, as well as in the role of Chief of Staff for President Obama’s 2009 Presidential Inaugural Committee.
As Chief of Staff to Massachusetts Attorney General Thomas F. Reilly, Steve set the public agenda and guided the initiatives of the largest regulatory and law enforcement office in New England. Previous to his time in state government, Steve served as a trusted advisor and Senior Aide to Senator Edward M. Kennedy (D-MA) both in the Senate and outside of government for two decades. Steve was a member of the Finance Committee and the Board of Selectmen in his native Lancaster, Massachusetts.
Outside of the workplace, Steve devotes time to his work on the Boards of NARAL Pro-Choice America and the Massachusetts Military Heroes Fund. Steve was the Democratic Party’s nominee for Massachusetts Lieutenant Governor in the 2014 election cycle.
A graduate of Saint John’s High School and the University of Maryland, Steve lives in Lancaster, Massachusetts with his husband, Jacob.
We’re back with a brand new episode! Cosmo is joined by Boston Business Journal editor, Doug Banks where they discuss BBJ’s new project with the Providence Business Journal. Cosmo and Cayenne talk the MA teacher of the year, Facebook shut down, and more. In Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne discuss debt ceiling.
Federal Insight is a new series developed by the federal relations team to bring you conversations, insights, funny anecdotes, and historical perspectives as we look ahead. In addition to hearing from folks here at O’Neill and Associates, we will have guests such as current and former members of congress, government leaders and staffers, and industry experts.
In our first episode, O'Neill and Associates Vice Chairman John Cahill, and Vice President, Jennifer Dunphy Krowchun, catch up with a friend and former client, Tom Kinton of Kinton Aviation Consulting. Tom Kinton worked for the Massachusetts Port Authority for over 35 years and was the CEO from 2006-2011. Tom Kinton was the Aviation Director 20 years ago when two airplanes that originated from Logan Airport were hijacked by terrorists on 9/11. In the ensuing days, it triggered major U.S. initiatives to combat terrorism in the wake of the worst aviation disasters in the world.
This week on 321 GO, Cosmo and Cayenne discuss Cam Newton’s release from the Patriots, and the push to bring Happy Hour back to Boston. Cosmo is joined by Jordan Rich, seasoned radio veteran from Boston where they discuss his radio career and audio content today. In Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne discuss the troops being pulled out of Afghanistan and the controversy around it.
This week, Suzanne fills in for Cosmos on 321 GO. Suzanne and Cayenne discuss the new Jeopardy host, Gannett Media shutting down more papers, and more. John Cahill, Jenn, and Andy talk with former Congressman Nick Rahall and Jack Basso on the latest infrastructure plan out of Washington. In Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne discuss the latest US Census data.
This week, Ann joins Cayenne on 321 GO where they discuss all things Olympics. Simone Biles, Ratings, Social Media, Coverage, and more. Then, Cayenne interviews Candejah Pink, member of SEIU 1199 and a Front line home care worker her experience the last year and a half amidst the covid19 pandemic.
On this episode of OA on Air, Cosmo is joined by Suzanne Morse for 321 GO where they discuss Olivia Rodrigo’s visit to the White House, and guests on Airplanes, then Ann Murphy’s interview with Brookline Bank Chief Credit Officer Bob Rose is featured. Finally, Cosmo interviews Peter H. Smyth, President at The Hundred Club of Mass
In this special edition of OA on Air, Seven Letter Partner Ann Murphy talks to Brookline Bank Chief Credit Officer Bob Rose about the local economic outlook and the impact of the pandemic on the major industries in Greater Boston including financial services, housing, higher education and commercial real estate.
This week on 321 GO Cosmo and Cayenne discuss the Supreme Court rulings on regulating free speech in the public school system, Governor Baker’s first in studio appearance and his plan on tax holiday in Massachusetts, and Subway’s tuna fish sandwich and the controversy around it. Cosmo is joined by O’Neill and Associates’ Senior Vice President, Peter Goelz to discuss Biden’s infrastructure plan. In Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne discuss Speaker Pelosi’s announcement on the committee selected to investigate the attack on the capital.
We’re back after a few weeks off! On 321 GO, Cosmo and Cayenne discuss Massachusetts reopening, Sports being back, and the Boston Celtics. Cosmo interviews Jimmy Young, founder of pro cannabis media. In Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne catch up on the opening of Massachusetts and vaccines.
This week on 321 GO, Cosmo and Cayenne talk inflation and Dow Jones, Elon Musk and bitcoin, and advertising and marketing trends in banks. Cayenne interviews Djuana Beamon, Chief Diversity Officer, People's United Bank about diversity inclusion in business and what it looks like in the banking industry. In Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne discuss Liz Cheney and the Republican Party.
In this interview, CLF’s Deanna Moran speaks with Jeremy Crockford and Suzanne Morse about the recent Downtown Waterfront Municipal Harbor Plan ruling and what it means for Downtown Boston’s Waterfront development
This week on 321 GO, Cosmo and Cayenne discuss the CDC lifting the masks mandate, NY Times retiring the op-ed and what hybrid work places will look like. Then, Cosmo talks to Dough Banks, Executive Editor at the Boston Business Journal where they discuss recent research on businesses willingness and readiness to return to in person events, and the foundation, Write Boston. And in Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne talk Joe Biden’s address to congress.
This week, Suzanne Morse fills in on 321 GO where her and Cosmo discuss languishing grey area between mental health and offices reopening, Earth Day, and, Gardener Museum. Then, Ann Murphy talks to Brookline Bank’s Information Security Officer Pat King on the importance of keeping your information secure both at home and at the office. In Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Suzanne discuss the Derek Chauvin case.
This week on 321 GO, Cosmo and Cayenne discuss the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, Worcester and their triple A baseball team, and Bernie Madoff. Cayenne interviews Deborah Harris and Naomi Meyer from the Lift Our Kids Coalition about their current campaign they are running to lift kids out of poverty. In Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne discuss the recent shootings happening across America.
This week on 321 GO, Cosmo and Cayenne the Nike law suit against Lil Nas X, Volkswagen's unsuccessful April Fool's Day joke, and where things stand with vaccines. Hugh Drummond interviews Amanda Hunter, Executive Director of The Barbara Lee Family Foundation. In Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne talk infrastructure.
In our final edition of Women's History Month series, we bring you working moms. Hear from the mother's of our company, Cayenne Isaksen, Jenn Krowchun, Nairi Norigian, Lindsay Toghill, and Christine Dunn on the obstacles they face daily, and what will change after the pandemic.
This edition of our Women's History Month series, Suzanne Morse, Shelly O'Neill, Christine Dunn, and Lindsay Toghill talk leadership during the Covid-19 pandemic, and the importance of having women in these types of roles.
For the second edition of our Women's History Month series, we hear from Ann MUprhy, Jenn Krowchun, and Marisss Sullivan on mentors. What it means to be a mentor, and the mentors that helped them along the way.
On 321 GO, Cosmo and Cayenne are joined by Ann Murphy where they discuss Provincetown being labeled the friendliest town in America by Expedia, air travel and what it will look post pandemic, and how covid19 survivors are getting into advocacy and politics. Cayenne and Andy Paven interview Ally Donnelly, host of the Hingham Cast, and former investigative reporter at NBC10. Tom and Cayenne discuss the vaccine specifically in Massachusetts.
In our first edition of honoring women's history month, we bring you a podcast from The Next Generation. Cayenne sits down with the junior women of OA, Katherine O'Brien, Jamison O'Neill, Sofia Novoa, and Veronica Giarla. They discuss the job application process, adjusting to working from home lifestyle, and what they would tell their younger selves.
This week, Cosmo and Cayenne talk the new food pantry community fridge in Newton, Piers Morgan, and how Dove is going to remove the word "normal" from their beauty products. Cayenne and Jeremy Crockford interview Marlishia Aho, from 1199SEIU, where she talks about the Healthcare Hero Bill of Rights and the vital role frontline workers in healthcare have played throughout the CODIV-19 pandemic. In Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne talk about vaccines and the new stimulus bill.
This week on 321 GO, Cosmo and Cayenne discuss Google's new workspace, Twitter super followers, and Meghan Markle's interview with Oprah. Cosmo interviews Kyle Darcy, author of Boston Globe Best Seller, Under Current Conditions. Tom and Cayenne talk vaccine rollouts and whats ahead.
On 321 GO, Hugh Drummond fills in for Cosmo, where him and Cayenne discuss the winter storm in Texas, vaccine info and social media, and the future of work and business in a post Covid world. Vice Chairman John Cahill, and Senior Director Jenn Krowchun from the federal relations practice discuss 117th Congress Transportation and Infrastructure Insights with former Chairman of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Congressman Nick Rahall.
This week, Suzanne fills in for Cayenne on 321 GO, where her and Cosmo discuss the Super Bowl and Tom Brady, and the Rock N' Roll Hall of Fame nominees. Suzanne and Sofia Novoa interview Katie Provencher and Hannagh Jacobsen, who co-founded their newly-launched housing and commercial relocation business Housing To Home, about the ins and outs of housing relocation and what it is like starting a new real estate-focused business during a pandemic.
This week on 321 GO, Cosmo and Cayenne discuss Super Bowl LV, The Gorilla Marketing Campaign, and the Boston Housing market. Cayenne is joined by Stephanie Ahmed of the Massachusetts Coalition of Nurse Practitioners to discuss nurse practitioners now having full practice authority. In Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne reflect on Boston Mayor, Marty Walsh.
This week on 321 GO, Cosmo and Cayenne talk social media and Trump. Then Cosmo, Cayenne, and Andy are joined by Kerry Byrne, founder of the wildly successful Facebook Group “South Shore Bar Pizza Social Club. The group has been critical to supporting an entire segment of the Massachusetts restaurant industry during the pandemic. In Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne discuss impeachment.
The first episode of 2021 looks a little different than usual. Andy Paven joins Cosmo and Cayenne for an altered version of 321 GO where they share their thoughts on this past week. In Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne discuss the events and what lies ahead.
The last episode of 2020 is here. Hugh Drummond fills in for Cosmo on 321 GO, where him and Cayenne discuss the vaccine coming out, the first snow storm, and what the holidays will look like this year. Suzanne Morse interviews Bill Brauner, Director of Housing Preservation & Policy of the Community Economic Development Assistance Corporation. In two minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne wrap up 2020.
This week Brett Arends from Marketwatch joins Cosmo on 321 GO where they discuss nursing hoes and covid19, and elf on the shelf. Cosmo interviews Major Marcus Juggenheimer, general secretary of the salvation army Massachusetts division and Carlisa Brown, director of advancement. In two minutes with Tom, Tom is joined by Joe Alviani.
This week, Cayenne is joined by some of the women on our communications team to discuss Joe Biden electing all females for his senior communications team. In Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne discuss the vaccine and former US Presidents taking the vaccine publicly.
This week on 321 GO, Cosmo and Cayenne discuss the 2020 Presidential election, the passing of Alex Trebek, and the new Play Station and all the hype around it. Plus, we share a clip from our most recent event with David Paleologos for election debrief. And in Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne discuss whats ahead with the new president elect.
This week, we are bringing you a special edition of OA on Air. Join us as our Boston and DC colleagues discuss the 2020 presidential election thus far.
*Note: This was recorded on Thursday, November 5 at 12:30 pm EST.
This week on 321 GO, Cosmo and Cayenne talk coffee, the stock market, and the Presidents' recent 60 Minutes interview. Then, we share a clip from our recent webinar, David Paleologos: Director of Suffolk University's Political Research Center and National Pollster give his final insights before Election Day. In Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne talk the election day and their thoughts.
This week, Hugh Drummond joins Cayenne for 321 GO where the discuss covid cases rising, President Trump, and Pope Francis supporting the LGBTQ community. Plus, Hugh interviews Reagan Paras, Director of Music Education at Anna Maria College where they talk music in horror movies. In Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne talk predictions for the presidential debate.
This week, Jamie Dunbar joins Cayenne on 321 GO where they discuss the VP debate, and Halloween. Suzanne interviews David D'Arcangelo from Massachusetts Commission for the Blind. In Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne catch up on the current events.
In 321 GO, Cosmo and Cayenne discuss the presidential debate, national podcast day, and the issues surrounding mail-in voting. Cosmo interviews John and Matt Preotle from River's Edge where they discuss their development projects and the challenges they have faced over the years. In Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne discuss the President and First Lady.
This week, Suzanne Morse interviews Noelle Lambert and Femita Ayanbeku where they talk about the Paralympics, and The Born to Run Foundation. On 321 GO, Suzanne and Cayenne talk wild fires in California, and Bob Woodward, Washington Post reporter. In Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne take a break from politics and talk about the books they are currently reading.
This week, Cayenne and Cosmo discuss the debate over the government mandated flu shot, the college admissions scandal, and Twitter removing President Trump's tweets. In Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne discuss the elections.
O’Neill and Associates, Seven Letter and the Boston Harbor Hotel hosted a virtual webinar discussion “A Pollster’s Look at Election Season” featuring David Paleologos, National Pollster and Director of the Suffolk University Political Research Center. This virtual event is part of the Boston Harbor Hotel speaker series managed by O’Neill and Associates and Seven Letter.
This week, our Senior Vice President Hugh Drummond interviews Amanda Hunter, from the Barbara Lee Family Foundation where they discuss Kamala Harris and the importance of voting. In 321 GO, Cosmo and Cayenne discuss mail-in voting and tax free weekend. Plus, Steve Hassan joins Cosmo on 321 GO. In Two minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne talk the RNC.
This week on 321 GO, Cosmo and Cayenne discuss the Amazon vs. mall shopping, cancel culture and TikTok's competitor, Triller. Then, Cayenne interviews Marcus Jugenheimer from the Salvation Army on their back to school celebration. In Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne talk about the Democratic Convention.
This week on 321 GO, Cosmo and Cayenne discuss a possible vaccine for COVID-19, and the Boston Bruins' over time game. Ann Murphy talks to Brookline Bank’s Kevin Noyes on what it means to be financially literate and when to start teaching financial literacy to young people. Plus, in Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne discuss Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
In 3-2-1 GO, Cosmo and Suzanne discuss the Professor Twitter Hoax about COVID-19, Peter Palandjian discusses new NON-partisan voting initiative, A Day for Democracy. In Two Minutes with Tom, a reflection on the passing of Irish Peacemaker John Hume.
In 3-2-1 GO, Cosmo and Cayenne discuss the passing of Regis Philbin, President Trump holding press conferences again, and Cayenne interviews David Gauthier from Mass Access. In Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne discuss the Presidents recent tweets regarding mail in voting.
This week, our very own Ann Murphy interviews Darryl Fess, President and CEO of Brookline Bank as he discusses what the bank has been doing to serve customers in this difficult time. In 3-2-1, GO Cosmo is joined by Dave Wedge to discuss his book “Hunting Whitey”. Plus, in Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne discuss current events.
This week on 3-2-1 GO, Cayenne and Cosmo discuss the COVID-19 pandemic and how it will impact the youth across the country, the debate about wearing masks, and how sports are getting creative with the ongoing pandemic. Plus, Erik Smith founder of Seven Letter joins Tom and Cayenne where they discuss the recent merger with O'Neill and Associates' PR practice and DC based agency Seven Letter.
This week our own Jamie Dunbar speaks with Probodh Chiplunkar, CEO of iThena, Hugh Drummond steps in for Cosmo in 3-2-1 GO, and Tom talks the importance of mask safety in the age of COVID.
This week, Vice President Suzanne Morse and Director, Shakeir Gregory are joined by Carol Gregory, the Vice President of Communications and Marketing for the Conservation Law Foundation. Marshall Hook from 7 News and the sports hub joins Cayenne for a discussion on sports amidst the pandemic, and in Two minutes with Tom, Tom and cayenne talk politics and a little positivity.
We have an action-packed episode this week. In 3-2-1 GO Cayenne and Cosmo talk reopening of businesses, the apology and how it's often misused in the world of public relations, and Suzanne Morse speaks with Arline Isaacson, long-time LGBTQ activist and volunteer co-chair of the Massachusetts Gay and Lesbian Political Caucus. In addition, Ben Josephson is joined by Conor Dougherty, economic reporter at the New York Times. In 2 Minutes with Tom, Tom talks all current events.
This week on OA on Air via social distancing Adrian Walker of the Boston Globe joins us to discuss the protests across the country and the relationship between police officers and the community. Christine Dunn fills in for Cayenne in 3-2-1 GO, and in 2 Minutes with Tom, Tom also discusses the Black Lives Matter protests across the country.
Boston Pride’s 50th anniversary will be featured on the Pridecast, a podcast produced by our public relations partner O’Neill and Associates. The Pridecast will feature an interview with Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey, the first openly gay person elected to become a state attorney general, about how the LGBTQ+ community is handling this time of crisis due to COVID19. The Pridecast also includes a virtual roundtable discussion focusing on the 50th anniversary of Boston Pride – and reflecting on the current issues facing communities of color within the LGBTQ+ community with panelists Boston Pride President Linda Demarco; Judah Dorrington, former Chairperson of Black Pride New England ; Mark Krone of the History Project; and Grace Sterling Stowell, executive director of BAGLY. You can hear the Pridecast at this link: https://soundcloud.com/user-747597107
This week Hugh Drummond steps in for Cosmo Macero in 3-2-1 GO. Jeremy and Suzanne talk to Evan Horowitz, Executive Director of Tufts University's new Center for State Policy Analysis, about how data can inform important policy decisions at the state level, especially during the pandemic. In 2 Minutes with Tom, Tom speaks about Biden vs Trump in the current era of the pandemic.
This week on OA on Air via social distancing we have 3-2-1 GO with Cosmo and Cayenne where AIS CEO and President Bruce Platzman joins to speak about their new "Sew the Masks" campaign. Then we are joined by Scott Gutz, CEO of Monster Worldwide Inc. In 2 Minutes with Tom he talks about what the office will look like once we begin to reopen.
This week on our remote COVID-19 Edition of OA on Air, O'Neill and Associates CEO Tom O'Neill sits down with Thomas A. Croswell, President and CEO of Tufts Health Plan. Cosmo and Cayenne discuss Nike and their recent donations to health care workers, the OA newsletter, and more.
This week on OA on Air, we have 3-2-1 GO with Cosmo and Cayenne where they're discussing some very interesting topics. Then Cayenne speaks with Alla Shlosman, Executive Director of SarahCare in Dorchester. In 2 Minutes with Tom, Tom talks about the contrast between federal and state decisions to reopen.
This week our own John Cahill and Jenn Krowchun speak with Tom Kinton, former CEO of MassPort. Cosmo and Cayenne do a 3-2-1 GO lighting round, and Tom O'Neill discusses the latest stimulus package.
This week on OA on Air via social distancing, Cayenne and Shakeir speak with Diana Doukas, Manager of Economic Impact for Facebook. In 2 Minutes with Tom, Tom discusses re-opening the economy and what it will take to get there.
A special episode of OA on Air Extra features Attorney Ethan Jeffery, shareholder at Murphy & King PC, a Boston-based law firm, one of the premier firms in the region in the practice of bankruptcy and financial restructuring. Ethan talks to SVP Ann Murphy about the current economic climate and how the COVID-19 crisis is impacting businesses, and what businesses can do now to assess their financial future.
This week we are joined by Dan Kennedy of WGBH and Northeastern University, he talks to Cayenne and Cosmo about the fantastic job the media has been doing covering the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition, Cosmo and Cayenne discuss COVID anxiety. And in 2 Minutes with Tom, Tom talks about the steps towards reopening the country and establishing a new normal.
This week we are joined by Chris Faraone of DigBoston and the Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism. Then Tom O'Neill discusses Joe Biden and his presumptive Presidential nomination and what it means to be campaigning for President right now.
Thank you for tuning in to the second episode of our remote COVID-19 edition of OA on Air. This week, Cosmo and Cayenne discuss the current state of the pandemic, Cayenne speaks with two representatives of the Massachusetts Coalition of Nurse Practitioners about Governor Baker's recent executive order, and Tom and Jamie Dunbar discuss recent news and updates out of Washington D.C.
We are back from a brief hiatus and are bringing you a remote version of OA on Air via social distancing. This week, Senior Director Jennifer Krowchun and CEO Tom O'Neill discuss the latest news and updates out of Washington D.C.
This week on OA on Air, SVP Andy Paven joins Cosmo and Cayenne to discuss the Coronavirus and its effect on our daily lives. In 2 Minutes with Tom, Tom discusses how the pandemic and the election. In honor of Women's History Month, we are highlighting the incredibly talented women of O'Neill and Associates. This week, is an interview with VP Lindsay Toghill.
This week on OA on Air, Dr. Greg Ciottone from Anna Maria College weighs in on coronavirus, Jamie Dunbar takes over 3-2-1 GO, and Tom talks Super Tuesday. In honor of Women's History Month, we are highlighting the incredibly talented women of O'Neill and Associates. First up is an interview with SVP Ann Murphy.
SVP Hugh Drummond talks with Dr. Greg Ciottone from Anna Maria College. Dr. Gregory Ciottone is a nationally recognized leader in the health emergency management field. He is author of the leading textbook in the field, Ciottone’s Disaster Medicine. He also holds an appointment as associate professor of emergency medicine at Harvard Medical School.
This week on OA on Air we have Brett Arends of MarketWatch joining us to talk about politics and the democratic race. In 3-2-1 GO, Cosmo and Cayenne discuss the long-term health of the greater Boston economy and the housing shortage, coronavirus and how it's affecting the stock markets, and Harvey Weinstein and his prison sentence. In 2 Minutes with Tom, Tom recaps this week's democratic debate.
This week on OA on Air, it's a 3-2-1 GO Takeover with Cosmo Macero and Suzanne Morse; they discuss the recent news regarding the Boy Scouts filing for bankruptcy, MassLive and their decision to disable the comments section, and the U.S. Senate race between Congressmen Ed Markey and Joe Kennedy. In addition, Suzanne speaks with Indian Hill Music’s Bruce Hangen, the conductor of the Orchestra of Indian Hill. Closing the show is a preview of our other in-house podcast, OA on Health Care with Joe Alviani.
This week on OA on Air, Cosmo sits down with John and Matt Preotle from River’s Edge where they discuss the beautiful pocket of Medford along the Malden River. On 3-2-1, GO Cosmo and Cayenne discuss the Coronavirus, Valentine’s Day, and our own Shakeir Gregory chimes in on a recent TIME magazine article that discusses how social media has accelerated the coining of new terms and phrases that brands should be aware of. In 2 Minutes with Tom, Tom shares his thoughts on the DOJ.
This week on OA on Air, our own experts gather to discuss the current political landscape. Our roundtable consists of SVP Andy Paven, SVP Hugh Drummond, and of course, VP Cayenne Isaksen (the official voice of OA on Air). In addition, Hugh speaks with David Paleologos, Suffolk University Pollster. And in 2 minutes with Tom, Tom discusses Mitt Romney and his decision to convict Trump.
This week on OA on Air, Cosmo, Cayenne and SVP Jamie Dunbar speak with Joan Vennochi, Boston Globe reporter. On 3-2-1 GO, Cosmo and Cayenne discuss the Superbowl, and the tragic passing of Kobe Bryant. In 2 Minutes with Tom, Tom discusses the Iowa caucus and New Hampshire primary.
This week on OA on Air, we have Richard Doherty the President of AICUM joining us. In 3-2-1 GO, Suzanne takes over for Cayenne and discusses with Cosmo college educated voters and the current Aerosmith feud. Plus, Jamie and Hugh discuss the Massachusetts State of the State. In 2 Minutes with Tom, Tom talks the recent dual New York Times endorsement of Amy Klobuchar and Elizabeth Warren.
This week on OA On Air, Tom takes over! Tom sits with Jay Ash and discuss the priorities of Massachusetts Competitive Partnership. In 3-2-1 GO, Cosmo and Cayenne discuss Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders in the recent debate. Plus, our very own Hugh Drummond talks with Cosmo about former Red Sox manager, Alex Cora.
We are back! This week on OA on Air, we speak with Hiawatha Bray of the Boston Globe about the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada and current/future tech trends. In 3-2-1 GO with Cosmo and Cayenne they are talking "Megxit", the Boston Herald front page featuring Tom Brady, and Chris Tracy steps in to discuss the State of the City address. In 2 Minutes with Tom, Tom talks about the current state of Washington.
This week on OA On Air, Carlisa Brown, Chief Advancement Officer of the Salvation Army Massachusetts, talks about the Red Kettle Campaign with Cayenne. In 3-2-1 GO, Cosmo and Cayenne discuss the recent Hallmark controversy and all things holidays. In addition, Suzanne talks with Bijan Bayne, award-winning freelance columnist and critic and author. In 2 Minutes with Tom, Tom talks Brexit.
This week on OA on Air, we are joined by UCLA Law Professor Eugene Volokh. He speaks with Suzanne about his "Free Speech Rules" web series. In 3-2-1 GO, Ben takes over for Cosmo and talks with Cayenne about the new Brookings Institution report and Megan Rapinoe becoming the 2019 Sportsperson of the year. In addition, NYT best selling author Dave Wedge joins to discuss and honor the Pete Frates legacy. In 2 Minutes with Tom, Tom reflects on his speech at the annual AICUM dinner.
This week on OA on Air, we are joined by Friends of Thai Daughters, a nonprofit organization that provides education, safe shelter, and emotional support to girls in the Hilltown areas of Thailand where there's a high risk of human trafficking. In 3-2-1 GO with Cosmo and Cayenne, they discuss the internet's most trending topic this week, the Peloton Ad. In 2 Minutes with Tom, Tom talks impeachment.
This week on OA on Air, we speak with Mary Carey and Barry Foley, the children of Eileen Dondero Foley, the longest standing Mayor of Portsmouth NH and daughter of Mary Carey Dondero who was the first female Mayor of Portsmouth NH. They talk with Cosmo about their mother's remarkable career in politics and her legacy. In 3-2-1 GO, Greg Ryan of the Boston Business Journal joins Cosmo and Cayenne to discuss the port of Boston. In addition, they discuss South Dakota's crystal meth public awareness campaign gone wrong and Thanksgiving. In 2 Minutes with Tom, Tom discusses the Globe Spotlight series on traffic congestion in Boston.
This week on OA on Air, we speak with Melissa Rogers, former special assistant to President Obama and executive director of the White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships. In 3-2-1 GO with Cosmo and Cayenne, they are joined by Brett Arends of Marketwatch to discuss using astrology signs to help make investments. In addition, they talk about actor Tom Hanks and why he's probably the nicest man in the world and the largest milk producer in the country becoming bankrupt. In 2 Minutes with Tom, Tom talks Deval Patrick joining the Presidential race.
This week we have a round table discussion featuring the O'Neill and Associates team on LinkedIn and their growing newsroom. Plus, in 3-2-1 GO with Cosmo and Cayenne, they discuss the re-branding of "FACEBOOK", the tree lighting at Faneuil Hall, and some news regarding the company "WeWork." In 2 Minutes with Tom, Tom discusses the Boston City Council Election.
This week on OA on Air, we speak with Emily Sweeney, Boston Globe reporter and Author of Gangland Boston. On 3-2-1 GO, Cosmo and Suzanne discuss the ongoing troubled state of community news and the recent news on Mark Zuckerberg and the Facebook advertising controversy. In addition, Hugh Drummond speaks with Anna Maria College Director of Music Reagan Paras about the musical score in horror films. In 2 Minutes with Tom, Tom discusses Joe Biden.
Massachusetts is home to over 7,000 manufacturing companies and 250,000 manufacturing employees, one of those companies is AIS in Leominster. This week on OA on Air, we celebrate National Manufacturing Month with some special interviews with Mayor Mazzarella of Leominster, Bruce Platzman and Steve Savage of AIS, as well as Kory Eng and Fran Longton of United Way of North Central Massachusetts.
This week on OA on Air, Executive Director of the Head of the Charles Regatta Fred Schoch joins us to talk about this weekend's highly anticipated 55th Regatta. The HOCR will occur on the 19th and 20th of October and will include some of the best rowers in the world. In 3-2-1 GO with Cosmo and Cayenne, they discuss the millennial lifestyle and how it continues to get more expensive as well as the return of poll denialism. Cosmo also speaks with Katie Ross of the American Consumer Credit Council. In 2 Minutes with Tom, Tom discusses the democratic debate.
This week on OA on Air, it's a Revere Takeover! Yeah, we're talking all things Revere. In 3-2-1 GO with Cosmo Macero and Cayenne Isaksen they speak with Brian Calabro Property Manager of 500 Ocean Avenue in Revere and Michael Aldi founder of Dryft, an exciting new restaurant on Revere Beach. In addition, Cosmo and Cayenne gift us with some fun Revere facts. PLUS, Cosmo speaks with the Mayor of Revere Brian M. Arrigo. In 2 Minutes with Tom, Tom discusses how the blue line expansion will only help to serve Revere going forward.
This week on OA on Air we are joined by Mike Murphy, co-founder of the Zen Den health and wellness center in Norwell and Max Lugavere, NYT best-selling author of the book, Genius Foods who will be speaking at Zen Den on Oct. 10th Max’s book delves into the critical link between the brain and the food you eat. In 3-2-1 GO with Cosmo Macero and Cayenne Isaksen, they discuss New York Magazine and how it was recently sold to Vox Media, the Benjamin Franklin Institute's relocation to Dudley Square, and paid family and medical leave in Massachusetts. In 2 Minutes with Tom, Tom talks about the most recent impeachment news.
This week on OA on Air, Adrian Walker of The Boston Globe joins us to talk with Shakeir Gregory about the New York Times 1619 Project, the Boston Globe Spotlight series, and race in Boston. In 3-2-1 GO with Cayenne Isaksen and Cosmo Macero, they discuss the temporary ban on vaping by Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker, the Nancy Pelosi impeachment inquiry on President Trump, and Chris Tracy joins them to talk about the Boston City Council election. PLUS, Chris Niles takes over for Tom in 2 Minutes with Tom to further elaborate on the temporary ban on vaping in Massachusetts and how it will impact the state.
This week on OA on Air, Suzanne fills in for Cayenne to talk with Cosmo on 321 GO about the Daily Hampshire Gazette and it's extension to Holyoke as well as the passing of The Cars lead singer Ric Ocasek. Also, Jamie Dunbar joins to talk about his favorite state fair, The Big E. In addition, we are joined by Lisa Fiorentino and Susan Randazzo of Indian Hill Music a community music center based in central Massachusetts. In 2 Minutes with Tom, Tom reflects on the legacy of the legendary journalist Cokie Roberts.
This week on OA on Air, Cosmo and Cayenne reflect on 9/11 with former journalist from the Boston Herald Tom Farmer. Then, Ann speaks with activist and author Kristin Smedley. As a mother of two blind sons, Kristin Smedley is a fierce advocate for the blind and visually impaired. She is also an advocate for braille literacy, which is also the mission of Boston-based National Braille Press which published her book in braille, Thinking Blind. Ann Murphy sits down with Kristen to talk about her life's passion. Lastly, in 2 Minutes with Tom, Tom offers his thoughts on the closing of the infamous Doyle's Pub in Jamaica Plain.
This week on OA on Air, Comedian Jimmy Tingle joins us to talk about his upcoming "Humor for Humanity" show in Provincetown on September 19, 2019. The performance will be a fundraiser for Provincetown 400 to bring the Mayflower II to Provincetown for the 400th anniversary of the Mayflower Pilgrims’ first landing in Provincetown in 1620. In 3-2-1 GO Cayenne is back and takes over for Cosmo and is joined by the OA Digital team of Ashley Lokken and Shakeir Gregory. They discuss the Inbound 2019 Conference that is taking place in Boston as well as the digital age gap. In addition, Hugh Drummond, our in-house weather enthusiast joins Cayenne to talk about hurricane Dorian. In 2 Minutes with Tom, Tom talks NFL! Happy football season.
This week on OA on Air, Beth Zwick of the Nancy Lurie Marks Family Foundation joins us to talk about the partnership with Northeast Arc and the upcoming Arc Tank competition that is seeking innovative proposals to help individuals who are aging with autism, an issue of growing concern for families and health care professionals alike. In 3-2-1 GO, the OA digital team Shakeir Gregory and Ashley Lokken joins Cosmo to talk about the #storrowed phenomenon and how smart phones may be ruining an entire generation. In addition, Marshall Hook of 98.5 the Sports Hub joins us to talk SPORTS! In 2 minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne talk about Labor Day.
This week on OA on Air Cindy Paisner, Director of Community Relationships from RR Auction joins us to talk about the upcoming rarities auction and public appraisal event on September 21st at the Omni Parker House right here in Boston. In 3-2-1 GO, Ashley Lokken takes over for Cayenne Isaksen and talks with Cosmo about the violence of video games and the myth around paper straws. Also on 3-2-1 GO is Paul Lonergan of Congress Wealth Management - he speaks with Cosmo about his company's expansion to the west coast. In 2 Minutes with Tom, Tom speaks the Trump Administration's rollback on the environment.
It's a FanExpo Boston takeover here on OA on Air this week in honor of the exciting 3-day event that will be held this weekend at the Boston Convention Center! We talk to FanExpo Boston Vice President, Andrew Moyes, Director of Cosplay, Pat Covey, and legendary comic creator, Todd McFarlane. Tune in!
This week Columnist from MarketWatch Brett Arends joins us to talk about the recent GateHouse Media/Gannett deal and the ongoing troubles facing the newspaper industry. In 3-2-1 GO Cosmo and Cayenne discuss the tiny home movement, ad agencies struggles for local business in Boston, AND why it is incredibly revolting to take your shoes off on an airplane. In 2 Minutes with Tom, Tom O'Neill mourns the lost lives of the shooting victims in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio and expresses why America desperately needs gun control.
This week VP Lindsay Toghill joins us to talk about the FY20 State Budget. In 3 2 1 GO Cosmo and Cayenne discuss UMass journalism and the free press, the Capital One data breach, and Mass PRIM as one of the top private equity funds in America. In 2 Minutes with Tom, Ben Josephson takes over to express his excitement about the Pan-Mass Challenge that he will be participating in this weekend.
This week, Suzanne Morse talks with Kathryn Boston and Attorney Jay Ellwanger about sexual harassment in the medical device sales industry and how the Time’s Up Legal Defense Fund is supporting Katie’s lawsuit against her former employer. Plus, Cosmo and Cayenne on the 9/11 Compensation Fund, and Cape Cod's "Hell Week". And we're joined by OA Digital Team Shakeir and Ashley to discuss the FaceApp paranoia. Finally, Tom discusses the UK's new PM, Boris Johnson.
This week Cosmo is joined by Harry Booras, the founder of the legendary Channel rock club to talk about the club's origins, best acts, and infamous end. Harry has his own podcast, The Channel Story https://thechannelstory.com/ where you can learn all about the famous venue in great detail. Make sure to catch up in time for Episode 5! Plus, we're joined by SVP Peter Goelz, OA's resident aviation expert, who talks about his recent New York Times Op-Ed on the failure of leadership surrounding the Boeing 737MAX crisis. Plus, Apollo 11 turns 50, how we beat the heat, and Tom discusses "The Squad" in Congress.
OA on Air is back this week with 2 great interviews! First, Cosmo and Cayenne sit down with author Rich Rubino to discuss his newest book "American Politics on the Rocks: The Bizarre Side of American Politics", and he shares some hilarious anecdotes. Then, Cayenne talks with Laura Alix, a reporter for American Banker, about a wide range of trends and topics in the banking industry. Finally, Tom discusses the Trump Administration's ongoing attacks on immigrants.
This week Cosmo sits down with Greg Ryan of the Boston Business Journal to talk about a special report on the state of elevator safety in Massachusetts. PLUS, the Arc Tank is gearing up for its 3rd competition and seeking innovative ideas to help improve the lives of people with intellectual disabilities and autism? Find out more as Ann Murphy talks with our guests Jo Ann Simons, President and CEO of Northeast Arc and Nick Savarese, Executive Director of the Flutie Foundation.
In 321 GO Cosmo and Cayenne talk about the Great White Sharks that have been appearing on the Cape’s beaches PLUS the Boston-based Wayfair walkout. Lastly, in two minutes with Tom, he and Cayenne give their thoughts on the Democratic Debates.
This week Cosmo and Ben sit down with Forbes writer Walter Pavlo to discuss the imminent opening of the Encore Casino in Revere. Cosmo also sits down for a conversation with Chris Faraone of the Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism and Dig Boston, and reporter and wearer-of-many-hats Nate Homan, to discuss citizen journalism around the Commonwealth, and the new Joint Committee on Community Journalism in the State House. PLUS, Cayenne and Cosmo dish on the Minihane-Curtatone drama, and our digital team of Shakeir and Ashley stop by to discuss why Trump is already spending so much money on Facebook ads, and what that means more broadly for the election. Finally, Tom talks MBTA woes.
OA on Air turns 50 (episodes)! We're so excited to have hit this milestone with all of you, our wonderful listeners! This week we take a look back at some of our finest moments, and some of the wide range of fascinating guests we've been lucky enough to bring into our studio. We've got excerpts from Sen. Ed Markey, Rep. Katherine Clark, Ken Casey of the Dropkick Murphys, author Dan Kennedy, actor Gary Lockwood, Amanda Hunter of the Barbara Lee Family Foundation, BBJ editor Doug Banks, Josh Kraft, Andrea Silbert of the EOS Foundation, and a snippet of our own in-house experts. Thanks for listening and stay tuned for the next 50!
It’s the Pridecast! This week, Boston Pride takes over OA on Air ahead of this week’s Boston Pride Parade and Festival. Ann speaks to Boston Pride president Linda DeMarco about all of the festivities and Suzanne talks to Simmons College’s Jo Trigilio about the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots and to Fenway Health’s Athena Vaughn about the life and legacy of Marsha P. Johnson. And then Tom talks about what Pride means to him.
Senior VP Hugh Drummond and VP Suzanne Morse talk with author James Carroll, whose cover story in the June 2019 issue of The Atlantic - Abolish the Priesthood – argues that for the Catholic Church to thrive, it must reimagine the institution of the priesthood.
This week we're joined by US Representative Katherine Clark of Massachusetts's 5th Congressional District to discuss her work in Washington and as Vice Chair of the House Democratic Caucus. Plus, Cosmo sits down with sports expert Marshall Hook to take on the Bruins, and in 321Go! he and Cayenne talk education spending and infrastructure changes on the Cape. Tom talks about Boston's push to eliminate veteran homelessness.
Known as the "City of Presidents," Quincy is the birthplace of two U.S. presidents —John Adams and his son John Quincy Adams — as well as John Hancock. This week on OA on Air we're talking all things Quincy!
On 321-GO! Cosmo and Cayenne discuss how the city of Quincy is making a push to be designated as the “most patriotic city in America.” PLUS, Cosmo and Cayenne discuss the story of the Quincy police officer who has rescued several injured owls and other forest creatures and his most recent experience with an Opossum! Also joining us on 321-GO! is food and hospitality expert Kerry Byrne as he talks about the Quincy dining and restaurant scene.
Our middle segment features an interview with Tim Cahill, President of the Quincy Chamber of Commerce. And lastly, 2 minutes with Tom where Tom and Cayenne discuss the great city of Quincy.
This week Brett Arends joins 321-GO! to talk Uber, Warren Buffet, and Game of Thrones with Cosmo and Cayenne. Then, the summer travel season is around the corner and the Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum is the perfect spot to explore the history of the Mayflower Pilgrims and of Provincetown. In 1620, the Pilgrims landed in Provincetown first before settling in Plymouth. The Pilgrims’ arrival and their interaction with the native Wampanoag people will be commemorated in 2020 in Ptown and across Massachusetts. O’Neill and Associates SVP Ann Murphy talks to Dr. K. David Weidner, executive director of the Monument and Museum and a Co-Chair of Provincetown 400. Finally, Tom discusses his newest favorite book.
This week Cosmo sits down with Stephen Boksanski, Executive Director of the Massachusetts Beverage Association to discuss their ongoing work and environmental initiatives around the Commonwealth. PLUS: Cayenne and Hugh take over 321-GO! to talk the Uber strike, the hands-free cell phone bill, and a special book recommendation just for you! Finally, Tom talks about his own amazing mother for Mother's Day.
When businesses get into financial trouble, heading for bankruptcy, they may need financial restructuring or reorganizing. Ann Murphy talks about these issues with Attorney Ethan Jeffery of Murphy & King on this episode of OA on Air. PLUS: Cosmo and Cayenne on the Massachusetts Dept. of Children and Families and Burger King's Impossible Burger & Chip Tuttle of Suffolk Downs on the Kentucky Derby. Finally, Tom talks infrastructure.
This week Hugh and Laura sit down with Amanda Hunter, Research and Communications Director for the Barbara Lee Family Foundation. The Barbara Lee Family Foundation advances women’s equality and representation in American politics, and Amanda discusses the work they've done, the progress that has been made, and the challenges women still face in our political landscape. PLUS Cosmo and Cayenne talk SWOOT, facial recognition in airports, and Cosmo's recent Eurotrip. Finally, Tom and Cayenne discuss the recent Stop & Shop strike, and organized labor.
This week Jeremy and Suzanne sit down with Bradley Campbell, the President of Conservation Law Foundation, to discuss CLF's work around Boston Harbor and climate resiliency. PLUS: Cayenne and Cosmo on Worcester, the college admissions scandal, and New York's new congestion tax. Tom talks about Marathon Monday and the 5 marathons that he has run.
This week US Senator Jack Reed joins Tom to discuss the state of politics and the senator's long and outstanding career of public service. Their interview starts at around 17:10--be sure to check it out! PLUS: Cosmo and Cayenne on the looming US Census crisis and extraterrestrials (yes, really). Cayenne and Suzanne discuss what happens when non-profits can no longer make rent in Downtown Boston.
This week Cayenne is joined by Representatives from the Coalition for Homeless Individuals (CHI) – Lyndia Downie of Pine Street Inn, John Yazwinski of Father Bill’s and Mainspring, and Bill Miller of Friends of the Homeless and Clinical Support Options to discuss the unique problems and solutions surrounding this subsection of the Massachusetts homeless population. Plus, Cosmo and Cayenne on disappearing kids on the Cape (not what you think), and the retirement of Rob Gronkowski. Brook reports back from NECANN. Two Minutes with Tom turns into Two Minutes with Lindsay as she and Cayenne discuss the legislative process in Massachusetts.
For Episode 40, Cosmo sits down with Jeff Lawrence, the co-creator of NECANN to discuss all the great things happening there this weekend! NECANN runs today, Friday, March 22 though Sunday, March 24 at the Hynes Convention Center in Boston. Go check it out! https://www.necann.com/ PLUS: Cosmo and Cayenne on the challenges facing community access television and Beto-mania. OA digital team Shakier and Ashley discuss the the recent fine levied against Google by the EU. Tom talks with Cayenne about the leadership and courage of Nancy Pelosi.
This week, Suzanne sits down with Roger Herzog, the executive director of the Community Economic Development Assistance Corporation (CEDAC), about the organization’s 40th anniversary and why they are honoring former State Representative Mel King. PLUS Cosmo and Cayenne on the NAACP's announcement that it's coming to Boston in 2020, and the Pine Street Inn's plan to build the largest permanent supportive housing complex for homeless people in Boston's history. Aviation expert Peter Goelz weighs in on the Boeing 737 Max. Tom talks about Cristo Rey Boston and the great work they do.
This week we're joined by Bobby Livingston, an Executive Vice President at RR Auction, a local auction company specializing in historical items and memorabilia. He discusses how the business started, and some of the amazing items and people they've worked with over the years. In 321Go!, Cosmo and Cayenne discuss the Momo hoax, Walmart's recent PR snafu, and Rep. Pressley's new bill to lower the voting age to 16. Tom and Cayenne discuss the Cap on Kids, and why it should be lifted.
This week we're joined by our colleagues Hugh, Jen, Andy, and Ben to discuss what it's like working for a presidential campaign early in the cycle. They share their own personal experiences and anecdotes and discuss how the election landscape has changed in the last few years. Plus, Cayenne and Cosmo uncover the fact that 40% of Americans would to borrow money if an unexpected $400 emergency arose, and the declining number of journalists with data from LinkedIn. Cayenne and Ben on Michael Cohen and his trip to Congress. Tom on Brexit.
This week, Cosmo and Cayenne take on the fight to save local journalism, the Jussie Smollett fiasco, and why no one cares about the Oscars. Jeremy and Laura sit down with Marlishia Aho, Communications Director for 1199 SEIU, to talk about the work that union is doing for healthcare workers and for everyone in the Commonwealth. Finally, Nairi fills in for Tom to talk about O'Neill and Associates' wonderful internship program!
This week Cosmo sits down with Josh Kraft, President of the New England Patriots Charitable Foundation, and the Nicholas President of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston to discuss the philanthropic work his family and the Patriots organization do, and how the Boys and Girls Clubs help change lives. Plus, Cayenne and Cosmo dish on Boston beating LA in worst traffic, and the anger some people are feeling when they see their tax returns this year. Suzanne discusses unionization in the newsroom. Tom walks us through the new legislative oversight hearings ramping up in DC.
It’s a Framingham Takeover on this week’s OA on Air. Vice President Suzanne Morse talks with Gabriele Brambilla, Chief Executive Officer of Alira Health; Sam Hendler, a co-founder of Jack’s Abby Brewing; and Arthur Robert, Director of the City of Framingham’s Community and Economic Development (CED) Division about all of the exciting developments taking place in the Commonwealth’s newest city.
This week Cosmo is joined by WHDH assignment editor and weekend SportsHub commentator Marshall Hook to talk about 'The Big Game' and what goes into sports commentary. Cayenne and Cosmo discuss sports betting and how DNA tests aren't all they're cracked up to be. We're joined by Hugh and Ben to go over the Democratic presidential contenders. Tom and Cayenne chat about the dynasty that Robert Kraft has built.
This week Cosmo and Cayenne sit down to discuss the bid to rename a corner of Boston 'Uptown', the dark side of calling people out on social media, and Starbucks delivery. Then, Ann talks with Courtney Hurst, president of the board of the Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum to tell everyone about the big things coming up for the monument and the museum. Finally, Tom and Cayenne on the government shutdown.
This week we do lightning round hot-takes with a panel of our in-house experts on Facebook's push to invest in local journalism, Gillette's new anti-toxic masculinity ad, and how much more expensive it is to eat out than it used to be. PLUS, Cayenne travels to Pittsfield for the launch of recreational marijuana dispensary Temescal Wellness (https://temescalwellness.com/) to talk to their CEO Ted Rebholz about the grand opening and Temescal's philosophy. Finally, community relations expert Chris Tracy fills in for Tom and talks about Mayor Marty Walsh's recent 'State of the City' address.
This week on OA on Air Chef Daniel Bruce of the Boston Harbor Hotel sits down with Hugh to talk about the Boston Wine Festival, which he started 30 years ago. And, Cosmo sits down with Dennis Charles, author of "Word of Mouth: Networking to Take Your Business into the Stratosphere", about the three most important things you can do when you network. PLUS, Cosmo and Cayenne talk about how you might be oversharing on Venmo, and the dilemma news stations faced over Trump's immigration speech. Finally, Tom talks about the government shutdown.
Welcome back to OA on Air and the first episode of 2019 (woah)! We've got a great inaugural episode for you! Cosmo and Cayenne talk about 5 workplace predictions for 2019, and we know Elizabeth Warren is running for President, but is Mitt Romney? Cosmo, Laura, and Ben discuss the tentative agreement between National Grid and the locked out gas workers. Cosmo sits down with former high school classmate Jeffrey Michael Tinkham to talk about his new book, "Talk Show" (https://www.talkshowthebook.com/). And finally, Tom reports back from the swearing in of the 116th Congress of the United States of America. Check it out!
In the last episode of 2018, we talk to Kathy LaFlash, a gasworker who helped organize Christmas parties for the members of USW who have been locked out by National Grid for almost 6 months. Then, Ann Murphy sits down with Noelle Lambert, founder of the Born to Run foundation. Noelle, an avid athlete, lost her leg in a moped accident but has since learned to run with a prosthetic. Now, she and the Born to Run Foundation are helping other kids get the prosthetics they need. Plus: Cayenne and Cosmo on UPS offering to SHRED YOUR KID'S LETTERS TO SANTA (really, UPS?), and 4-day work-weeks? It's a plan so crazy it just might work. Finally, Tom on charitable giving this holiday season. Happy Holidays! See you next year!
As we near Christmas, we turn our podcasting gaze on those who are Doing the Most Good: The Salvation Army. We'll talk about their great programs, speak with Maj. George of their Kroc Center in Dorchester, and Tom shares his thoughts on being this years recipient of the Massachusetts Chapter's prestigious Others Award. PLUS: Cayenne and Connecticut expert Ben Josephson on what kind of changes to expect there in January, and Cosmo and Cayenne talk Trumps very bad, terrible, no good meeting with Chuck and Nancy.
This week Cayenne, Cosmo and Hugh talk presidential funerals, the double standard of what Congressional women wear, and Rudy Giuliani's ridiculous twitter meltdown. Then, Cayenne sits down with Andrea Silbert, president of the EOS Foundation, for a discussion on the women's power gap in higher education in the Commonwealth. Then, Tom's fondest memories of the late George H.W. Bush.
OA on Air is back! This week Cosmo sits down with NYT best-selling author Dave Wedge to talk about his new book "12: The Inside Story of Tom Brady's Fight for Redemption", the state of the media, and why Freddie Mercury is the best front-man of all time. PLUS: Cosmo and Cayenne on legal weed mayhem, and are Christmas trees bad for the environment? AND Tom gives his recommendation for the best book of 2018.
This week Cosmo and Cayenne discuss why someone needs to smash Trump's iPhone (which he definitely doesn't call world leaders on), AirBnB vs The City of Boston, and the MBTA Boylston T Stop vs. everyone's ears. Then, Ann sits down with Linda DeMarco of Faneuil Hall Marketplace and Jessi Miller-Bradely of WBZ-TV to talk about Blink! Finally, Tom on why it's OK Amazon decided to pass on Boston.
This week on the pod Cosmo and Cayenne talk unexpected bankruptcies (Papa Gino, we're looking at you), the Midterms, and the customary freak-out over the War on Christmas. PLUS, Chase sits down with Jayson Gilberti of MVPVets to discuss how his organization is helping returning veterans succeed in our economy. FINALLY, CEO Tom O'Neill's takeaways from the Midterms (you'll want to here them).
We sit down with our in-house team of former political operatives, government staffers, and communicators to discuss the results of yesterday's midterm election. It's a wide-ranging conversation featuring a diverse group of our most seasoned professionals. You can subscribe to OA on Air here: iTUNES ➡️ https://apple.co/2OiujAz SOUNDCLOUD ➡️ https://bit.ly/2LlO6B4 YOUTUBE ➡️https://bit.ly/2LScirb STITCHER ➡️ https://bit.ly/2xyCGQO PLAYER . FM ➡️ https://bit.ly/2PPY8rX TUNEIN ➡️ https://bit.ly/2NmRhcF
This week State House News Service managing partner Craig Sandler stops by to talk about what it's like to cover an election with SHNS. Make sure to listen to Craig and Hugh's wide-ranging discussion, and then head over and check out their podcast, The Takeout! (https://soundcloud.com/statehousenews) PLUS: WE WON THE WORLD SERIES!!!! Cosmo, Cayenne, and Brook discuss. AND, our CEO Thomas P. O'Neill III delivers an important message: VOTE.
This week on the podcast Tom sits down with US Congressman Jim McGovern. They talk about the state of nation, the upcoming election, and McGovern’s role should the House turn blue. PLUS: Cosmo and Cayenne dish out on what scares them, what it’s presumably like to win a billion dollars, and the recent spate of mail bombs directed at prominent Democrats. Happy Halloween!
OA on Air turns 20! Well, 20 episodes anyway--and we've lined up a great one! Executive Director Fred Schoch of Head of the Charles Regatta sits down with our own Chase Schaub to talk HOCR and his past a rower. Continuing on our sports theme, Cosmo and Cayenne talk about the #FightNight coming up at TD Garden this Friday, and Tom discusses this sports-heavy weekend, with the Red Sox, Patriots, Celtics, and Bruins all scheduled to play (unless the Sox can sweep the 'Stros at home), as well as HOCR and #FightNight. Also, Cosmo and Cayenne share their thoughts on the whole #seedMAbaby controversy, and more!
October is Manufacturing Month, so we're interviewing Bruce Platzman of AIS, a rapidly growing manufacturer of commercial office furniture located in Leominster, MA about all things manufacturing. PLUS, Cayenne and Jeremy sit down with Marc Hudak, President of CarePartners Connecticut, a new Medicare Advantage plan focusing on senior citizens in Conn. AND, what will happen to Kenmore Sq.'s iconic Citgo sign? PLUS we sit down with producer Brook to discuss how David Price can get back into Boston's good graces.
We return to our regular programming, this week with U.S Senator Ed Markey! CEO Tom O'Neill sits down with the Senator to discuss Kavanaugh, the Midterms, and why he takes Trump's attacks on the environment personally. PLUS Cosmo and Cayenne on selfie-related deaths, and Fenway's new music venue. AND, Cayenne sits down with Senior Director and development expert Chris Tracey to discuss Mayor Walsh's new housing push.
Welcome to the all-Worcester Spectacular! We sit down with Tim Murray, President of the Worcester Chamber of Commerce for a wide-ranging discussion on all things Worcester. PLUS Cosmo and Cayenne talk to Chris Crowley, VP Polar Beverages! AND Cayenne discusses all things gastronomical with Sean Woods, owner of Deadhorse Hill and Simjang--two of Worcester's hottest new eateries. FINALLY, Tom talks about Worcester's airport.
This week on the podcast, Tom calls in with former Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley to discuss their trip to Ireland for the Tip O'Neill Irish Diaspora Awards. Plus, our expert crisis communication team talks about what to do and what not to do in a crisis. Cosmo and Cayenne talk the Massachusetts economy, Josh Gordon's move to the Patriots, and Hawaii Five-O turns 5-0.
Channel 7's Chief Meteorologist Jeremy Reiner sits down with Hugh to discuss what we can expect from Hurricane Florence. On 3-2-1-GO Cosmo and Cayenne talk Gillette Stadium's food offerings and how your next watch could be a medical device. Cosmo and producer Brook talk boxing. Finally, Tom talks to Hugh about Bob Woodward's new book "Fear."
For Primary Week 2018 Cayenne sits down with nationally recognized pollster David Paleologos of Suffolk University. Cosmo and Cayenne talk the anonymous NYT op-ed from inside the White House, and Nike's recent advertising choice. Then, find out all about the Arc Tank as Ann Murphy sits down with folks from Northeast Arc, a local non-profit dedicated to enabling people with disabilities. Finally, Tom's thoughts on the primaries
This week Cosmo sits down with author Jamie Sayen to discuss his book, "You Had a Job For Life" about life in a mill town in Northern New Hampshire. Also, he and Cayenne discuss 'cutting the cord' and...food that sounds weird. Then, local union heads John Buonopane and Joe Kirylo talk to Laura and Jeremy about the ongoing National Grid lockout. Finally, Tom remembers John McCain.
This week Cosmo chats with Dropkick Murphys' bassist and singer Ken Casey about his new venture: boxing promotion. Plus, Ann Murphy takes over for Cayenne, and she and Cosmo discuss Melania Trump's ironic push against cyber-bullying, as well as why Boston was snubbed on this year's lists of best eateries. Then, Ann sits down with The National Braille Press to learn more about their recent acquisition of a set of amazing tactile maps. Finally, CEO Tom O'Neill has some strong feelings about Rudy Giuliani's "truth isn't truth" admonition.
On this week's episode Cosmo and Cayenne discuss how banks are tracking where you click, the Boston Globe's coordinated editorial push which was decried by President Trump as COLLUSION, and our SVP/aviation expert Peter Goelz discusses this week's unplanned flight from the Seattle airport. Then Hugh Drummond sits down with Managing Director Stephen Johnston of the Boston Harbor Hotel to discuss what exactly a $15,000-a-night penthouse means. Finally, Tom and Cayenne on the current business scene in Boston (hint: it's good).
OA on Air is back to regular programming this week! We have Cosmo and Cayenne talking Jeffery Katzenberg's new media venture, and Steven Seagal is a goodwill ambassador...from Russia? PLUS: Cosmo takes a field trip to the NFL Hall of Fame. Then, Cayenne and SVP Hugh Drummond sit down with Doug Banks, Executive Editor of the Boston Business Journal to talk about the intersection of business and politics in Boston and around the country. Finally, Tom talks about Trump's increasing attacks on the media.
Open your pod(cast) bay doors for this very special episode of OA on Air! Joining us this week are the stars of Stanley Kubrick's seminal sci-fi masterpiece 2001: A Space Odyssey, Keir Dullea and Gary Lockwood. Listen in for insights on the production, meaning, and reception of the film, which celebrates its 50th anniversary this year. They'll be in Boston for Fan Expo Boston from Aug. 10-12, so make sure you don't miss it!
This week Cosmo and Cayenne talk about childcare for political candidates, going local with your furniture, and Ivanka Trump's now-shuttered clothing line. Then, Cosmo sits down with professor and author Dan Kennedy to talk about his new book, The Return of the Moguls. Also, Cayenne talks to state senator Barbara L'Italien about how she ended up on Fox News this week. Finally, CEO Tom O'Neill on Boston's new police commissioner.
Cosmo and Cayenne talk MGM's lawsuit against the victims of the Las Vegas shooting, the Fortnite craze, and Sacha Baron Cohen's new show, "Who is America?" Then, Ann Murphy interviews Al Millar, a street performer better known as Alakazam: The Human Knot about his death-defying routine and friendship with Bruce Springsteen. Finally, CEO Tom O'Neill talks Trump and Putin's Helsinki Summit.
OA on Air is back! This week on the pod Cosmo and Cayenne discuss the National Grid gas worker lockout, convenience in the kitchen, and the most expensive hotel suite in Boston. Then, Jeremy Crockford and Cayenne sit down with Stonehill College dean Peter Ubertaccio to discuss his recent op-ed in the Boston Business Journal and his philosophy on the liberal arts. Finally, CEO Tom O'Neill III talks with Cayenne about Brett Kavanaugh and summertime etiquette.
This week Cosmo Macero and Cayenne Isaksen talk MA's new paid family and medical leave, Cayenne's blog post on family separation at the border and the context of child welfare, and delays in recreational marijuana sales. Then, Ann Murphy speaks with Kelly Lynema, Creative Manager at Faneuil Hall Marketplace and Kait Levesque, Programs Manager at the Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy about Downtown Playdates, a special program for families and kids who are looking for things to do in Boston. Then, Tom O'Neill discusses the Supreme Court, SCOTUS, and more.
This week Cosmo Macero and Cayenne Isaksen talk ballot initiatives in MA, reasons why college grads are moving back in with their parents, and Prime Motor Group's new prime flip offering. Then, Suzanne Morse speaks with Arthur Robert, Director of Community and Economic Development for the city of Framingham to discuss why the bio and life science businesses are calling this area of the Commonwealth home. Then, Tom O'Neill discusses immigration policy and the harsh decision to separate parents from their children when attempting to seek asylum at our borders.
This week Cosmo Macero and Cayenne Isaksen talk coupons for alcohol purchases, Whole Food's new 2-hour delivery, and coming of age in Japan. Then, Ann Murphy sits down with actress, stuntwoman, and model Andria Lee Blackman to discuss her recent role in Chappaquiddick, and what made her want to become and actress. Then, Tom O'Neill talks about his Father, former Speaker of the House Tip O'Neill for Father's Day.
O’Neill and Associates celebrates the inaugural edition of OA on Air, our new podcast of news, analysis and commentary featuring CEO Thomas P. O’Neill III, industry and civic leaders, and members of the O’Neill and Associates team. PLUS Cosmo Macero and Cayenne Isaksen on rising home prices, new woes for Facebook, and Framingham joins the lawsuit against opioid makers. Then, a conversation with renowned pollster and columnist David Paleologos about this week's primary elections and what they mean for November. Finally, Tom O'Neill talks sports betting.
O’Neill and Associates celebrates the inaugural edition of OA on Air, our new podcast of news, analysis and commentary featuring CEO Thomas P. O’Neill III, industry and civic leaders, and members of the O’Neill and Associates team. PLUS Cosmo Macero and Cayenne Isaksen on PRIM, Uber, and legal Cannabis, an interview with Alex Montgomery, a contributing author to this year's Pride Guide, and Tom O'Neill III talks freedom of speech in the digital age.