Your New Jersey

Your New Jersey (Episode 516)

This weekend on Your New Jersey, Lisa Marie Falbo explores the stories, legacies, and landmarks that continue to shape New Jersey’s cultural identity and community spirit. First, RoseMarie Terenzio, former assistant and close confidante to John F. Kennedy Jr.. She shares personal memories of JFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette Kennedy, reflecting on their lives, their connection to New Jersey, and the enduring fascination surrounding America’s most iconic political family. From George Magazine to Essex County Airport and the Jersey Shore, Terenzio offers an intimate look at the man behind the headlines and the legacy that still resonates more than two decades later. Then, Cesar Negroni, Education Coordinator at the Charles J. Muth Museum of Hinchliffe Stadium in Paterson, discusses the revival of one of the nation’s last surviving Negro League ballparks. Negroni shares how the museum and stadium are preserving an important chapter of sports and civil rights history while creating new educational opportunities and renewed pride for the Paterson community.

Your New Jersey (Episode 515)

This weekend on Your New Jersey, Lisa Marie Falbo spotlights two individuals helping others grow through leadership, mindset, and personal development. First, Phil Ross, also known as “Master Phil,” joins the show to discuss his work as a master trainer. Ross shares his approach to building mental toughness, discipline, and confidence, along with the lessons he’s learned working with athletes and students striving to perform at their highest level. Then, entrepreneur and author Melanie Borden discusses her new book, Theatre of the Mind, and the importance of authenticity in today’s business world. Borden reflects on her entrepreneurial journey, the power of personal branding, and how meaningful connections can help individuals and businesses stand out in an increasingly digital landscape.

Your New Jersey (Episode 514)

This weekend on "Your New Jersey," Ron Simoncini sits down with host Lisa Marie Falbo to discuss how New Jersey is preparing to welcome the world as the FIFA World Cup comes to MetLife Stadium. While the matches will be played in East Rutherford, communities across North Jersey are coming together through Goya’s Flag Cities 2026 initiative to create a region-wide celebration filled with culture, food, music, and fan experiences. Ron shares how cities including Jersey City, Newark, Secaucus, Bergen County, and beyond are working together to showcase the best of the Garden State for visitors and residents alike.

Your New Jersey (Episode 513)

This weekend on “Your New Jersey,” broadcaster, author, and university lecturer Steve Adubato joins host Lisa Marie Falbo for an in-depth conversation reflecting on his decades-long career as one of New Jersey’s most recognizable media voices. From the early days of broadcasting to building a trusted platform in a constantly changing industry, Steve shares insights on leadership, journalism, adapting with the times, and what it takes to stay relevant while shaping conversations across the Garden State.

Your New Jersey (Episode 512)

This weekend on "Your New Jersey," Lisa Marie Falbo highlights the powerful ways individuals and organizations are making a lasting impact across the Garden State. First, Barbara McCloskey, President of the New Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs, joins the show to discuss the organization’s legacy of service. With thousands of members statewide, the federation supports a wide range of initiatives, from scholarships and community outreach to programs like Operation Holiday Stockings and the Girls’ Career Institute, empowering women, and uplifting communities across New Jersey. Then, developer and entrepreneur Andy Mulvihill shares his unique journey, from growing up around the iconic Action Park to helping shape one of northern New Jersey’s premier destinations, Crystal Springs Resort. Mulvihill reflects on his family’s legacy, his approach to development, and his ongoing efforts to support education and opportunity throughout the state.