FabIntro Show Podcast

Wood You Believe It!

The First in a Series of Op-Eds from the filed of FabIntro

FabIntro Interview with World Traveler Stephanie Blaine

Bill Russo interviewed world traveler Stephanie Blaine whose father was a musician during the Big Band era in American Music, Born in Brooklyn,  Stephanie Blaine moved to Queens and then  Westchester where she spent most of her time between there and Florida. She considers herself a true New Yorker. No matter where she travels or for how long she always comes back to this most interesting city in the “The Melting Pot of The World”.  Stephanie finds New York has the most diverse cultures and most of all as “a foodie” declares “New York is a mecca for foodies from all over the world”. As a world traveler, Stephanie blends in and tries not to look like a tourist with a camera around her neck and map in hand. She says “have an open mind and if possible learn a few words in the Country you're visiting, you will not believe how wonderful traveling can be”.

FabIntro Show Podcast Cousin Mike & Dr Visco

The Fabintro guest is Michael Russo, Commercial Air Pilot, Construction Company Owner and Co-Producer of the film 'My Amityville Horror' talks about his many interests, endeavors and experiences. Dr Visco continues to share his experiences are young physician. 

The FabIntro Show - Informational Broadcast - NYC Medical Madness

In this Special Broadcast Bill & Anthony former employees of the City of New York share their perspective on pending changes to Medical Benefits offered to retired city workers. As recipients of these benefits, they have first hand knowledge of the effects these changes will have on present and future retirees benefits.

The FabIntro Show Podcast - Dr Visco Part 2 / Vince Lipari

Vince Lipari is a native born Sicilian having the fortune of being born in one of the most beautiful places on Earth. He and his parents came to America when he was just 3 years old where his Dad opened a Latticini….an Italian Dairy Products store in Brooklyn. Fresh ricotta and mozzarella were made there every day. The aroma of assorted cheeses and salamis hanging from the ceiling provided familiar perfume to the newly arrived Italian immigrants.
While the store and all its adventures made it a magical and rich childhood, Vince knew business was not in his future. After graduating college he started his more than 35 years in journalism working at radio stations in Pennsylvania, New York and Connecticut. He became the first Long Island reporter for WABC-TV in 1980. He also appeared regularly on Evening Magazine and A Current Affair, hosted a show on the Discovery Channel and anchored on Bloomberg TV. Vince also produced, wrote and hosted a number of commercials and infomercials including the iconic Hair Club for Men which always ended with the punchline “I’m not just the president…I’m also a client.”

The FabIntro Show Podcast Dr Visco Part 1

Fab Intro hosts Bill Russo and Anthony Lafasso interview author Ferdinand J. Visco MD. Dr. Visco is Chief Emeritus of the Division of Cardiology at Metropolitan Hospital Center in Manhattan and serves on the Board of Directors of the Italian Heritage and Cultural Committee of New York, Inc. He Is the author of the critically acclaimed book, "Growing Up Italian-American." Dr. Visco was formerly Chief of Cardiology at Metropolitan Hospital and at St. John's Queens Hospital in Elmhurst, N.Y. He was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., grew up in College Point, Queens, went to college at Fairfield University in Connecticut, and graduated from the University of Padua School of Medicine in Italy. Currently, Dr. Visco lives in New York City, and his passion is the study and preservation of Italian-American history, tradition, and culture. This 1st broadcast of a multi-part series on the life experiences of Dr. Visco as he grew up in the New York metropolitan area from an immigrant family who members where destined to service the community.
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