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It's hard enough as an adult to be diagnosed with something like diabetes, but imagine it happening before you can say more than "kitty" or "cracker."

The Fore the Girls Scholarship Foundations annual Bogey Bash event is sure to entertain even the non-golf fans on April 24th!

I've officially been at 107-7 GNA for just over a month now and within that month I've had the pleasure of a lot of firsts for my radio career. Today is no different and I can't wait to be a part of it!

He's learning how to walk. He can say a handful of words including his favorite word, "cracker." He brings smiles everywhere he goes. And he's learning how to control his blood sugar. He only turned one year old in February. His name is Grayson and he has Type 1 Juvenile Diabetes.

All the chili! All of it! Are you ready?!

Day 1 of our 11th Annual St. Jude Cares For Kid Radiothon is done, and GNA Nation is going above and beyond to make a difference.

This was a very important interview from an organization that could certainly use your help and donations.  They endured a horrible incident a week before Christmas, no less.  How ironic that a crisis intervention center has to deal with a crisis of their own!

This is a great event for a great cause.  It's an equally great and important organization dedicated to improving the status of women world wide.  More from my interview with Kristen Holler, Advocacy Chairperson for the club

It was a very moving experience hearing about this very important service offered by the Saratoga Warhorse Foundation.   The folks running this operation were guests on our Capital Region Sunday program.  Take a listen.  You too will be moved.

There are some top-shelf teachers in the Capital Region. I think I've visited all of the elementary instructors in my 20 years of doing this program. When you look up "top-shelf" in the dictionary though, Jamie Pink's photo will definitely be there! Here's another example of a great song that came out of her classroom.

It's amazing to see people all over this area who do things and get such little recognition from the media.  Well, we're about to change that.  Meet Brandon Smith. I had the chance to meet him on this edition of Capital Region Sunday.

I guess I'm not a nice enough person.  I try to give whenever I can to the Police Benevolent Assn and other charities.   We try to do our part, but I guess not enough when you consider what some people do, including a well known New York politician.