Inspire

A few weeks ago my girlfriend Samantha asked me if I had seen the guy in the window across the street who works out with his shirt off.  Surprisingly enough, I had not.  We live off of Lark Street in Albany and they don't call me Lark Narc for nothing.   I'm the guy who notices this type of stuff, aka I'm the nosey voyeur of the house.  I have high powered binoculars, walkie-talkies and a police s

This would have been the weekend that St. Rose senior Julia Gargano was to graduate from college in Albany, but the pandemic had other plans. Graduation day will have to wait until sometime in September as the singing/songwriting sensation has turned in her cap and gown and replaced it with a microphone and piano. Celebrating a big night on Mother's Day with her mom and family down on Staten Islan

Kaylee in Rotterdam emailed Brian and Chrissy hoping that the Love Cowboy could help her sort through some uncharacteristic behavior she's been exhibiting lately.  She's never considered herself the jealous type, but suddenly she's finding herself obsessing over every little thing her boyfriend is doing.  He's given her no reason to feel insecure, yet she's checking his texts, snooping through his

As long as all you local businesses keep sending us packages, we'll keep opening em up!  Make sure to watch Brian and Chrissy's next "Local Business Unboxing" to see the variety of goods and gifts that we'll be opening up from local and small businesses. Once opened, we'll proudly be displaying your things in the GNA studio.

Jim Welch and a group of volunteers donate their time, energy and resources to literally make custom beds for kids.

Not all heroes wear capes, do they?  Less than a minute into this heartwarming video, those words are overheard in a conversation between a Rotterdam homeowner and another man laying flat on his stomach, attempting to save all eight of a mother duck's babies trapped in a sewer basin.

During the pandemic, it is important that we look to the front line workers as our heroes. Fisher-Price agrees and has created a line of action figures representing those special essential workers.

Matt in Latham had a fantastic plan all set in motion for later this May.  He was planning to take his girlfriend to their favorite vacation spot and propose to her.  Obviously, that has changed. The vacation has been canceled and now he's sitting on a ring while trying to decide if he should just suck it up and propose in May, or do it when life gets back to normal.  Love Cowboy has some thoughts

Rick in Niskayuna emailed the show because he and his girlfriend have been living together for 6 months and things were fine before the quarantine.  But the last few months during the lockdown, he and his girlfriend have been miserable living with one another. He turned to the Love Cowboy wondering if this is normal or if this is a warning sign of things to come.

The first one we did was so much fun, we can't wait to do it again. Make sure to watch Brian and Chrissy's next 'Local Business Unboxing' to see the second round of goods and gifts that we'll be opening up - from local and small businesses -  and proudly displaying in the studio.

A Saratoga County school will once again be a pick-up spot this morning to anyone who wants up to (2) free gallons of fresh milk.

Libby in Canajoharie is a shy, sweet girl from a small town who really wanted to help out.  She works in a grocery store and sees the same guy pretty much weekly and has developed a crush on him.  She was hoping Love Cowboy had some advice on what she could do to get his attention.