Brian and Chrissy

This is incredible.  This old-timer has the heart of a lion and he's showing these Gen Z'ers how it's done.   Watch as a 73-year-old man jumps off a deadly cliff in the Catskill Mountains as a raucous group of (much younger) thrill-seekers cheer him on in utter amazement.

We were able to track down Joanna Finkle while she was hard at work at the Crisp Cannoli. Joanna makes up 1/2 of the dynamic duo that operate the popular bakery/cafe in Castleton where she and her brother, Jason, not only feed hungry customers but give back as well. One of their best customers, a woman by the name of Karen, emailed GNA to nominate the brother/sister team because as someone who fre

Brad in Pittsfield writes: My girlfriend and I have been dating for almost 6 years and in that time we've built a life together.  We have a dog, rent an apartment together, have many of the same friends - all the things that couples do.  Recently, she's been off.  I'd say for the past 5 months or so.  She just chalked it up to the stress of the pandemic but now I know that not to be true because s

It's pretty well documented on social media that people are spending more time in the woods during the pandemic. Heck, I've been out in the woods a bunch of times - most of that looking for golf balls that I've driven into the trees - but you get my point...

Every weekday morning the Love Cowboy tries to help out a WGNA listener who has a relationship dilemma. There are occasions where he gives solid advice and other times he completely misses. No matter what, he is highly entertaining and funny.

Stephanie in Colonie writes: Before the pandemic, my boyfriend and I were looking at engagement rings and I picked out a few that I liked and he was on top of it.  Fast forward now 5 months later.  He hasn't been working all that much picking up a few odd jobs here and there and money on his end has been tight.  I'm not expecting the ring anytime soon and he knows this, yet the other day he mentio

Even without the return of athletics until at least the Spring, the University at Albany gave us something to be excited about with the reveal of an updated logo and mascot that looks freaking awesome. I never had an issue with previous "Damien the Dane"  it was a nice looking mascot but it wasn't the most intimidating of all Great Danes.  The  Dame on the new logo is totally bada** and

Spectrum announced on Friday that users will see an increase in their cable bill here in the Capital Region. The pandemic has certainly led to a massive increase in the amount of content and streaming services that families are using, and as a result of rising industry costs, there will be a price hike for local customers beginning in August.

Rachel in Latham writes: My sister is a bit of "Karen".  She's very in your face when it comes to masks, where we're going, what we're doing.  She complains about neighbors who aren't social distancing and even does random drive-by's to make sure that our other brothers and sisters aren't having too many people over.  I know her intentions are good, but how do I tell my sister to back of

Spiderman, Spiderman The 518 has a Spiderman Look around, with your eyes On a lamp-post or building side Look out, for 518 Spiderman I'll be honest, this dude running around the Capital Region dressed as Spidey had me confused for weeks.  I haven't seen him personally, only in pictures, but I didn't think he was a real person because he's so darn spidey-like and some of his poses looked impossible

You couldn't go anywhere over the weekend without hearing someone mention "Cuomo Chips", the inexpensive menu item added recently to Harvey's in Saratoga. The cheap chips became a hit after the Governor announced last week that in order to for customers to drink at a bar or restaurant, it must be accompanied by some sort of food order as well. The low-cost chips were such a hit, that the

Last week Mama Codes had her 77th birthday and we had a little family gathering over the weekend celebrating our matriarch.  It was really nice, albeit a few days before her birthday.  On her actual birthday, we left it up the big guy (Papa Codes) to make sure he took care of her.  To some degree he did, but Mama wasn't particularly pleased with a few of the things he did throughout the day the sh