Nash Matters with Tiffany Marie: Recent Episodes
Nash Matters with Tiffany Marie
Tiffany Marie talks with Founder, Erna about the goal of Butterflies BBI which is to help restore normalcy in addition to promoting a sense of well-being to our clients while they deal with their personal illnesses and conditions. Butterflies (BBI) By Blaq Incorporated is a 501c3 non-profit organization which provides FREE hair replacements & solutions to children who are experiencing hair-loss due to Cancer treatment therapies, Alopecia and other medical conditions.
Tiffany Marie talks with Founder, Erna about the goal of Butterflies BBI which is to help restore normalcy in addition to promoting a sense of well-being to our clients while they deal with their personal illnesses and conditions. Butterflies (BBI) By Blaq Incorporated is a 501c3 non-profit organization which provides FREE hair replacements & solutions to children who are experiencing hair-loss due to Cancer treatment therapies, Alopecia and other medical conditions.
Tiffany Marie sits down with former NBA player Jayson Williams on his connection with Wellness Center “The Rebound Institute”. Tiffany gets into the backstory of why Jayson got involved with The Rebound Institute and explores what programs it offers.
Tiffany Marie sits down with former NBA player Jayson Williams on his connection with Wellness Center “The Rebound Institute”. Tiffany gets into the backstory of why Jayson got involved with The Rebound Institute and explores what programs it offers.
Tiffany Marie sits down with the CEO of NEDA, Claire Mysko on what is the National Eating Disorders Association. Claire explains the mission of NEDA and how they support individuals and families affected by eating disorders, and serves as a catalyst for prevention, cures and access to quality care. She also explains the scope and severity of eating disorders are often misunderstood. Eating disorders are serious illnesses, not lifestyle choices.
Tiffany Marie sits down with the CEO of NEDA, Claire Mysko on what is the National Eating Disorders Association. Claire explains the mission of NEDA and how they support individuals and families affected by eating disorders, and serves as a catalyst for prevention, cures and access to quality care. She also explains the scope and severity of eating disorders are often misunderstood. Eating disorders are serious illnesses, not lifestyle choices.
Tiffany Marie talks with the Founder and Executive Director Vivian Williams Kurutz of the Harlem Wellness Center. Vivian speaks about why she started the Harlem Wellness Center and how she is creating a healthy living for Harlem. She talks about programs offered as well as the Harlem Wellness Center taking their programming on the road to serve the most vulnerable populations in community centers, senior residences, public schools, shelters, and public housing. The Harlem Wellness Center is a true community of HEART in Harlem where the intention is to offer gifted and inspired instructors space to become allies in health for body, mind and soul.
Tiffany Marie talks with the Founder and Executive Director Vivian Williams Kurutz of the Harlem Wellness Center. Vivian speaks about why she started the Harlem Wellness Center and how she is creating a healthy living for Harlem. She talks about programs offered as well as the Harlem Wellness Center taking their programming on the road to serve the most vulnerable populations in community centers, senior residences, public schools, shelters, and public housing. The Harlem Wellness Center is a true community of HEART in Harlem where the intention is to offer gifted and inspired instructors space to become allies in health for body, mind and soul.
Tiffany Marie talks with The President of the National MS Society of the New Jersey Chapter, Lisa Gallipoli and Angela Tabone, a Junior Board Member of the National MS Society New York Chapter. Lisa talks about what the MS Society is as well as what is Multiple Sclerosis. Angela talks about her personal experience fighting MS and her role on the Junior Board of the National MS Society NY Chapter.
Tiffany Marie talks with The President of the National MS Society of the New Jersey Chapter, Lisa Gallipoli and Angela Tabone, a Junior Board Member of the National MS Society New York Chapter. Lisa talks about what the MS Society is as well as what is Multiple Sclerosis. Angela talks about her personal experience fighting MS and her role on the Junior Board of the National MS Society NY Chapter.
Description: Tiffany Marie sits down with Ed Boran, the President of Marine Corps – Law Enforcement Foundation. Ed discusses MC-LEF and how it provides scholarships to the children of fallen United States Marines and Federal Law Enforcement Officers (FLEO). Ed discusses how this organization has fundraisers to help raise money for the MC-LEF and one big event will take place on Sunday October 22nd, 2017 which is the 42nd Marine Corps Marathon.
Tiffany Marie sits with Dr. Baron Lonner, Professor of Orthopedic Surgery at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City for National Scoliosis Awareness Month. Dr. Lonner discusses types of Scoliosis and different available treatment options. He also talks about the importance of getting a physical to check for early detection of Scoliosis.
Tiffany Marie talks with Sandy Mitchell the Founder and President of Project Help. Sandy talks about why she is so passionate about Project Help and what makes there origination different than any other. Sandy explains the purpose of Project Help and how it provides aid to homeless veterans and their families and takes care of their basic needs.
Tiffany Marie talks with Sgt. Brett D’Alessandro, USMC on Backpacks for Life, an organization he started to provide homeless veterans with things they cannot provide for themselves. Brett explains why he is so passionate about this organization and what he provides in the backpack for veterans. He also tells listeners where they can help and donate or send supplies to fill the backpacks.
Tiffany Marie talks with Kim Kavern, Senior Director of the Crime Victim Assistance Program with Safe Horizon. Kim talks about Safe Horizon which is based in New York City, and the several programs that are offered.
Tiffany Marie sits down with Pete Griffin, President of Musicians on Call. Musicians On Call was founded in 1999 with the mission of bringing live and recorded music to the bedsides of patients in healthcare facilities ranging from children’s hospitals to adult facilities, VA hospitals and hospices. Pete talks about what makes there organization different and stand out against the rest.
Tiffany Marie sits down with Syd Mandelbaum the CEO and Founder of Rock & Wrap it Up! Syd talks about all of the programs Rock & Wrap it Up offers as well as an amazing event that will be happening on Wednesday May 24th with a Tribute to the New York Giants.
Tiffany Marie sits down with Syd Mandelbaum the CEO and Founder of Rock & Wrap it Up! Syd talks about all of the programs Rock & Wrap it Up offers as well as an amazing event that will be happening on Wednesday May 24th with a Tribute to the New York Giants.
Tiffany Marie sits with Rachel Herman the Founder and Executive Director of Paws NY and talks about how Paws NY is helping people in NYC. PAWS NY services are designed to help clients overcome the physical and financial limitations they face caring for their animal companions. In addition, Rachel talks about a fundraiser that is happening May 17th 2017.
Tiffany Marie talks with Dr. Orit Markowitz, Head of Melanoma Skin Cancer at Mt. Sinai Department of Dermatology for National Skin Cancer Awareness Month. Dr. Markowitz explains how someone is at risk of getting skin cancer and ways to prevent it. In addition she talks about her use of non-invasive treatment to treat skin cancer.
Tiffany Marie sits down with Council Member Elizabeth Crowley on the hot topic of the month, Rikers Island. CM Crowley has served as the Chair of the Committee on Fire and Criminal Justice Services, which oversees the Fire Department, Department of Correction, Department of Probation, and the Office of Emergency Management. She talks about protecting the men and women of the Department of Corrections and her thoughts on the closing of Rikers Island, punitive segregation and what we can do to stop inmate assaults on Correction Officers.
Tiffany Marie sits down with Council Member Elizabeth Crowley on the hot topic of the month, Rikers Island. CM Crowley has served as the Chair of the Committee on Fire and Criminal Justice Services, which oversees the Fire Department, Department of Correction, Department of Probation, and the Office of Emergency Management. She talks about protecting the men and women of the Department of Corrections and her thoughts on the closing of Rikers Island, punitive segregation and what we can do to stop inmate assaults on Correction Officers.
Tiffany Marie sits down with Andrew Willis, the founder of The Stop the Abuse Campaign. Andrew talks about his personal experience as well as protecting children from childhood trauma. Andrew gives the statistics that 6 out of 10 children suffer trauma regardless of economic status. He talks how you can join The Stop the Abuse Campaign and where you can go to get more information.
Tiffany Marie sits down with Andrew Willis, the founder of The Stop the Abuse Campaign. Andrew talks about his personal experience as well as protecting children from childhood trauma. Andrew gives the statistics that 6 out of 10 children suffer trauma regardless of economic status. He talks how you can join The Stop the Abuse Campaign and where you can go to get more information.
Tiffany Marie sits with Richard Mallow, State Executive Director and Tara Spohrer, Walk Manager on MADD, Mothers Against Drunk Driving. Richard goes into detail on what and how MADD got started as well as the dangers involved with drinking and driving. Tara talks walks and where you can go to register.
Tiffany Marie sits with Richard Mallow, State Executive Director and Tara Spohrer, Walk Manager on MADD, Mothers Against Drunk Driving. Richard goes into detail on what and how MADD got started as well as the dangers involved with drinking and driving. Tara talks walks and where you can go to register.
Tiffany Marie talks with founder, Heather Buggee and Volunteer, Jimmy Knapp on what is “Splashes of Hope”. Heather gives her very personal story on why she started this foundation and how she continues to have their dream live on. Heather and her team have turned the dream into reality as Splashes Of Hope continues its mission to improve lives and bring happiness to patients and facility residents.
Tiffany Marie sits down with Dr. Likhterov for April’s National Head and Neck Cancer month. Dr. Likhterov is a Mount Sinai Beth Israel otolaryngologist, specializing in head and neck surgical oncology. He talks about the causes and cures for Head and Neck Cancer and shares tips on early prevention. In addition, Dr. Likhterov shares that Mt. Sinai will be giving Free Oral, Head and Neck Cancer Screenings: No registration, appointment, or preparation required: Thursday, April 6, 10 am – 2 pm - The Mount Sinai Hospital (Guggenheim Pavilion, 1468 Madison Avenue (at 100th Street) and Friday, April 7, 10 am – 1 pm – Mount Sinai Downtown-Union Square (10 Union Square East, Phillips Ambulatory Care Center Second floor).
Tiffany Marie sits down with Jennifer Dermody, Equine Manager and Events Coordinator and Louisa Bartok, Marketing and Communications Manager. Jennifer and Louisa talk about mission of Mane Stream and how it’s mission is to improve the quality of life for individuals with physical, developmental, emotional and medical challenges through a diverse program of equine assisted activities, therapy and educational initiatives. They also talk about their upcoming event Boot Scootin’ BBQ, which is one of its major fundraiser. This fundraiser is to raise money to support the organization, Mane Stream.
Tiffany Marie talks with Dr. Richard Rosen, a Retina Specialist at the New York Eye & Ear Infirmary at Mt. Sinai for Savor Vision Month. Dr. Rosen talks about the skills to diagnose and treat specific parts of the complex human visual system and ways to prevent your vision.
Tiffany Marie talks with Dawn Guidone of the Littlest Angel Foundation and talks how this organization got started. Dawn explains how she got involved with her personal life story and how she is making a difference for her daughter’s memory. In addition Dawn talks about the 4th Annual 5K Run/Walk in loving Memory of Catherine Elizabeth Guidone.
Tiffany Marie talks with Dawn Guidone of the Littlest Angel Foundation and talks how this organization got started. Dawn explains how she got involved with her personal life story and how she is making a difference for her daughter’s memory. In addition Dawn talks about the 4th Annual 5K Run/Walk in loving Memory of Catherine Elizabeth Guidone.
Tiffany Maries sits down with her hometown Borough President, Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. He talks changes in the Bronx and upcoming exciting things that are happening. He also talks about creating housing, adding jobs, better access to the metro north and much more. BP Diaz mentions the Bronx will be housing for the biggest ice sports facility in the country which will be called the Kingsbridge National Ice Center.
Tiffany Marie sits with Dr. David Greenwald the Director of Clinical Gastroenterology and Endoscopy at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City. Dr. Greenwald talks about how important it is to get your colon checked for National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month and when to seek treatment. The motto for colon cancer to remember is” It’s treatable, Preventable and Beatable”.
Tiffany Marie sits with the Co-Founder of Facing Addition, Jim Hood. Jim discusses the mission and how they are striving to bring together the best resources in the field in order to reduce the human and social costs of addiction, every year, until this public health crisis is eliminated. He also shares his heartfelt story of how he got involved with Facing Addiction.
Tiffany Marie sits with the Co-Founder of Facing Addition, Jim Hood. Jim discusses the mission and how they are striving to bring together the best resources in the field in order to reduce the human and social costs of addiction, every year, until this public health crisis is eliminated. He also shares his heartfelt story of how he got involved with Facing Addiction.