
Every Sunday morning at 7, Ed Smith, Scott Fitzgerald, or Mark Shuttleworth talks with local men and women about organizations they operate to benefit our community.
Corn Hill Neighbors Association – 6/29/25
Ed Smith interviewed Jeff Holdwsorth, the President of the Corn Hill Neighbors Association. -Jeff explained the history of the organization and how it was started in the 1960s in response to the city of Rochester tearing down
Sobriety Sounds – 6/22/25
Scott Fitzgerald spoke with Matthew Hoye, the Founder and President of Sobriety Sounds. -Matthew spoke about the mission of the nonprofit which is to help musicians and others in addiction recovery find their creativity in sobriety and provide them with a
Childhood Cancer Association in Rochester – 6/15/25
Ed Smith spoke with Holly Dutcher, the Executive Director at C.U.R.E Childhood Cancer Association in Rochester. -She spoke about their mission which is to improve the lives of those dealing with cancer and their family members and
Cancer Support Community of Rochester – 5/25/25
Ed Smith spoke with two folks from Cancer Support Community Rochester. Sean Brooks, Golf Committee Co-chair and Associate Board Member and KC Kavanaugh -Sean shared a personal story about cancer as his mom is a breast cancer
Charles Settlement House – 5/18/25
Mark Shuttleworth interviewed Carmen Carrasquillo, the Chief Program Officer and Nicole Seaman, Director of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities at the Charles Settlement House and Community Place of Greater Rochester. -Carmen talked about the history of the organization, how settlement houses started
Open Your Eyes and Mind – 5/11/25
Ed Smith spoke with Arthur Brooks III, the Chief Operating Officer of Open Your Eyes and Mind. -Arthur explained the mission of the organization, which is to help vulnerable children in Rochester with academic scholarships, outdoor experiences,
Breast Cancer Coalition – 5/4/25
Ed Smith interviewed Christina Thompson, the Executive Director and Meredith Utman, Director of Special Events at Breast Cancer Coalition. -Christina talked about their new strategic plan initiative. They are evaluating the services they provide and determining what is
Veterans Outreach Center – 4/27/25
Mark Shuttleworth interviewed Laura Heltz, the Executive Director at the Veterans Outreach Center in Rochester. -Laura talked about a new partnership they have with a local company that designed an app called “Here Now Help.” -Laura said the
Charles Settlement House & Community Place of Greater Rochester – 4/20/25
Mark Shuttleworth interviewed Carmen Carrasquillo, the Chief Program Officer and Nicole Seaman, Director of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities at the Charles Settlement House and Community Place of Greater Rochester. -Carmen talked about the history of the organization, how settlement houses started
Artisan Works – 4/13/25
Ed Smith spoke with Jessica Pawlukewicz, the Executive Director of Artisan Works. -Jessica talked about the history of the organization and how they got started. -She talked about the founder’s passion for art, cars, and the community.
Don Litzelman Foundation – 4/13/25
Chuck Kelley spoke with Brian Kinel from the Don Litzelman Foundation. -Brian explained the history of the organization and how they have evolved over the years. – They started out providing a scholarship to a student in
GRASP – 4/6/25
Ed Smith spoke with Tami Becker, who volunteers and handles marketing and PR for Greece Residents Assisting Stray Pets. -Tami talked about some of the history of the organization and how they are a rescue organization but they
Bridges for Brain Injury Inc. – 3/30/25
Ed Smith spoke with Cathy Iacviello, Director of Program Development and Corporate Compliance at Bridges for Brain Injury Inc. and Sara Sayor, Wildlife Education Program Director at Bridges for Brain Injury Inc, and Justin Parks, he attends
Nativity Preparatory Academy – 3/23/25
Ed Smith spoke with James Smith, the President of Nativity Preparatory Academy and Dipendra Harati, an alum of the Nativity Preparatory Academy. -James explained the mission of the school and layed out how they are different from a traditional
Cancer Support Community at Gilda’s Club – 3/16/25
Ed Smith interviewed Mark Dwyer, Director of Marketing and Communications for Foodlink. -Mark talked about some recent data they received which showed a huge increase in food insecurity in 2024 in our area. -He said there was a
Foodlink – 3/9/25
Ed Smith interviewed Mark Dwyer, Director of Marketing and Communications for Foodlink. -Mark talked about some recent data they received which showed a huge increase in food insecurity in 2024 in our area. -He said there was a
Fairport Rotary Club – 3/2/25
Ed Smith spoke with Ron Roberts from the Fairport Rotary Club, Nancy Ragues, Director of the Fairport Perinton Partnership and Fairport Rotary Club and Chris Pederon from Canandaigua National Bank. -Ron gave a explanation of the Fairport
Cancer Support Community at Gilda’s Club – 2/23/25
Ed Smith interviewed Conor McKenna and Hunter Johnson, Associate Board Members at Cancer Support Community at Gilda’s Club in Rochester. -Conor and Hunter are chairs for the upcoming Bachelor Auction event. -They both talked about how they
Al Sigl Community of Agencies – 2/16/25
Ed Smith interviewed Brenda Geglia, Foundation Vice President at Al Sigl Community of Agencies. -Brenda gave a brief history of how and why Al Sigl was formed. -She talked about the importance of collaboration between their seven member agencies.
Sunset House – 2/9/25
Mark Shuttleworth interviewed Andrea Calloway, the Director of the Sunset House. -Andrea explained what a comfort care home is and how they operate -The Sunset House has two beds and patients going there for end of life care
Bridges for Brain Injury – 2/2/25
Ed Smith spoke with Cathy Iacviello, Director of Program Development and Corporate Compliance at Bridges for Brain Injury Inc. and Sara Sayor, Wildlife Education Program Director at Bridges for Brain Injury Inc. -They explained the mission which