Marissa

It was late last week when Matty popped his head in the studio and was like, "Hey guys, we're going to be announcing our holiday show Monday!" I knew it would be at the end of the month, I knew it would be at Lucky Strike Social at Crossgates, I knew it was going to be super cheap at just $10 a ticket and would benefit Shop with a Cop. I didn't know who would be performing at that moment

I've always thought it was a little sketchy to just have the post office deliver a package to home and just leave that item on a porch, or even in the mail box. Sure, it's illegal to take someones mail and open it, but what is really stopping anyone? Not much.

I guess, if it ain't broke don't fix it? Or in this case, if it's broke financially and you haven't gotten caught yet, why not? Well, other than because it's illegal to rob anyone, let alone at gun point,  there are plenty of other things you can do that aren't illegal to make money.

Sean and Bethany came into the studio yesterday afternoon and said, "listen, this is a big ask but would you be interested..." I was basically like, "stop right there, I'm in!" Next thing I knew I was out bright and early this morning to talk to some of the Capital Regions best on Election Day at the different polling stations.

The show will be November 16th at Proctor's Theatre in Schenectady presented by Adirondack Tire and Service! Get your next clue right here.

Maybe you've moved since the last time you placed your vote? Maybe your station has changed since the last polling took place. Whatever the case might be, it's important to know where you're supposed to go to place that all mighty important vote this election day.

Cleaning, cleaning and more cleaning. It continues in my world. Well, it's not actually my stuff, rather a friends families stuff. A basement that was so full you couldn't even find a path to walk has been slowly but surely getting straightened up and organized. That being said, some of the gems I've found within are priceless.

I've lived in the Capital Region almost my entire 33 years and I feel like I am constantly discovering new things all the time. I can't tell you how many countless times I've been to Empire State Plaza: for a show, for fireworks, for the sheer beauty of the architecture and failed to notice one of the most important pieces within its surroundings.

I recently read online that you could take some really cheap vodka from the bottom shelf at the liquor store and if you ran it though your water filter a few times, you'd never be able to tell the difference between that and really smooth, expensive stuff...

We've been hearing a lot about the casino coming to Schenectady which is still in the process of being built. But did you know that in our surrounding area there are three others in the process as well?!

Bethany and I made your fall drinks an easy choice, so we thought, "what could we do next?" During the week, Bethany had found this test online. The theory was that if you ran the cheapest of vodkas through

It launched throughout Albany, Schenectady and Troy at the end of September. Maybe you've noticed while you've been driving through some areas that one house seems a lot brighter than another. It's not just because everyone is home. In fact, no ones living there. That's the point behind this project.