Category: Podcast Promos
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Episode 364: The Best of The Bravest: Lt. Mickey Farrell (Volume 41)
(DOUBLEHEADER, SECOND SHOW OF DAY, 6PM) He’s a third-generation firefighter whose journey started in a New Jersey volunteer house and led to the busiest firehouses in New York City. From stretching lines in Midtown to leading companies in the Bronx, teaching probies at the academy, and bringing fireground lessons across…
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Mic’d In New Haven Podcast – Episode 363: Boomer Esiason
(WEDNESDAY, 10:30AM, LIVE) He’s a man who has worn many hats over the course of a career that’s taken him from the gridiron to the broadcast booth to the radio. A native Long Islander, he spent 13 seasons in the NFL, the highlight of his career being the 1988 season…
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Episode 362: The Beat: Profiles of Police Nationwide: Tribute To Miles Sonn (Volume 17)
(MONDAY, LIVE, 1PM, SPECIAL EDITION) It was 8 months ago I got the shocking and incredibly sad news that my friend Miles Sonn had suddenly passed away. Fit as a fiddle and strong as an ox, it was of all things a blood clot that took this extraordinary man away…
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Mic’d In New Haven Podcast – Episode 361: Crime Reporter Lauren Conlin
(PRE-RECORDED INTERVIEW, WEDNESDAY, 6PM) A journalist, on-air personality, and podcaster who’s built a unique voice in entertainment reporting, she is unfiltered, direct, and sharp. Whether she’s on the red carpet interviewing A-list talent or diving into the details of a high-profile criminal case, she brings a refreshing honesty that cuts…
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Mic’d In New Haven Podcast – Episode 360: Lieutenant John Macari
(MONDAY, 6PM) A retired NYPD Lieutenant whose career saw him rise from street-level patrol work to internal command roles responsible for integrity control, field operations, and citywide coordination. With nearly two decades of experience in policing — from anti-crime and field intelligence work to supervising precincts and handling internal investigations…
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Episode 359: The Best of The Bravest: Paramedic Mark Peck (Volume 70)
(FRIDAY, 6PM) A retired FDNY Paramedic, his career spans over five decades of lifesaving, teaching, and preserving EMS history. From working in the gritty streets of 1970s New York City to helping build the foundation for today’s EMS training and operations, his story is one of dedication, innovation, and a…
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Episode 358: The Best of The Bravest: Chief of Department John Sudnik (Volume 69)
(MONDAY, 6PM) A 38-year veteran of the FDNY, his career took him from Engine 23 in Midtown all the way to the top of the department as Chief of Department. Along the way, he commanded some of the city’s busiest companies, boroughs, and divisions—earning a reputation as a calm, capable,…
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Episode 357: The Best of The Bravest: Fire Marshal Don Mormino (Volume 68)
(FRIDAY, 6PM) In his 22 years of service to the City of New York, he wore not one but two public safety hats. First as a police officer from 1981 until 1987 and then as both a firefighter and fire marshal with the FDNY. Investigating and responding to numerous cases…
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Episode 356: The Best of The Bravest: EMS Assistant Chief Jerry Gombo (Volume 67)
(MONDAY, 6PM) A retired FDNY Assistant Chief, he rose through the ranks from EMT in the old NYC EMS to senior leadership over the course of a distinguished 36-year career. With deep experience in emergency medical operations, public safety management, and crisis leadership—both in the field and administratively—he helped shape…
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Episode 352: The E-Men: Inside The NYPD’s Emergency Service Unit: Capt. Dave Reilly (Volume 51)
(MONDAY, 6PM) After a 5 month hiatus, we’re back. And as all new episodes of the Mic’d In New Haven podcast air once again, I reach into the vault to bring you this previously recorded interview from February. My guest? He began his NYPD career in 2001 as part of…
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