Have you tried PDQ – People Dedicated to Quality – yet?
They’re best-known for perfect hand-breaded, buttermilk chicken and their serious dedication to the community. Founded in Tampa in 2011 by Outback Steakhouse co-founder Bob Basham and MVP Holdings CEO Nick Reader, PDQ has become beloved across Florida, North Carolina, New Jersey and New York. Their recipes are handmade with the mindful ingredients of a fine-casual restaurant and the value, speed and convenience of a fast-casual joint. PDQ’s hand-breaded chicken tenders and nuggets, famous chicken sandwiches and hand-spun milkshakes are only the beginning.
They have TWO Long Island locations:
1236 Old Country Road, Westbury – 5 minutes from NCC!
1004 Broadhollow Road, Farmingdale
It’s been a minute – but Ariana Grande released new music again (finally).
We are playing it all day on The Nassau Mix – and we have the official music video for “Yes, And?” here.
In the Madonna-esque house song, Grande tells critics she doesn’t care what they think, alluding to relationship rumors and body-shaming comments she was met with in the past year. “my tongue is sacred / I speak upon what I like / protected, sexy, discerning with my time,” she says in the song’s bridge.
You know what they always say – breakfast is the most important meal of the day, right?
But what happens when breakfast becomes an all-you-can-eat buffet? Do you go straight for the omelette station? Fresh made waffles? Bacon and Sausage? Cereal bar?
So many choices – and Buzzfeed says those choices that you make in that very moment can speak volumes about your personality.
We invite businesses and individuals to become sponsors of The Voice of Nassau Community College, 90.3 WHPC – with packages starting as low as $100/month. For pricing and other information, please contact Shawn Novatt, WHPC Director, at shawn.novatt@ncc.edu.
WHPC has over 60 different types of programming – most of which can not be found on any other radio station on Long Island!
WHPC is a non-profit, non-commercial, educational radio station. Becoming a sponsor or underwriter offers benefits including:
Increased community validation
Enhanced brand reputation
Positive ROI for your business
Tax Benefits – all money given to WHPC is tax deductible.
Sponsors may create their own campaign or work with WHPC to create a custom, multi-media marketing strategy that includes on-air, social media, event sponsorship, program and studio naming rights, and more. Your important messages are tastefully showcased during short breaks and not left competing for attention among the ‘clutter’ of multiple ads heard on commercial radio stations.
For pricing and other information, please contact Shawn Novatt, WHPC Director, at shawn.novatt@ncc.edu.
Rob and Tim Leonard talk with Ed Kranepool, a member of the 1969 World Series Winning New York Mets, and a member of the Mets for 18 seasons. He is the author of ‘The Last Miracle: My 18-Year Journey with the Amazin’ New York Mets.’
From Amazon: No origin story of the New York Mets is complete without Ed Kranepool.
The lefty first baseman known as “Steady Eddie” made his major-league debut at age 17 during the team’s inaugural season and would eventually depart, nearly two decades later, with his name written throughout the franchise’s record books.
In this definitive autobiography, Kranepool shares a remarkable life story, including early years playing stickball in the streets of the Bronx, the growing pains the Mets endured as an expansion club, his offseasons working as a New York stockbroker, and of course the miracle 1969 season that ended in an unforgettable World Series victory.
He also opens up about the personal miracle which came 50 years after that famous championship: a lifesaving kidney transplant made possible by a Mets fan donor. A month after the surgery, Kranepool threw out the first pitch at Citi Field and boldly offered his services as a pinch hitter.
