By: Mary Fran Bontempo To hear an audio version of this post, click the play arrow below. It happens every time I sit on the beach. Some flabby, half-naked person walks by, wearing an ill-fitting, totally inappropriate bathing suit with butt cheeks and arse cracks all hanging out (it's not just women, either) and all I can think is , "Yeah! Lemme see some more of that! Woooooo!" Um, NOT. But apparently, The [...]
Listen in at 2 PM on WWDB-AM 860 as Women to Watch host Susan Rocco visits with Mary Fran Bontempo from NRFGP. The podcast will be available all week on WWDB and we'll upload to NRFGP if you miss today's broadcast. Click image to go directly to WWDB-AM. A great interview; enjoy and happy Monday! (See our profile of Susan Rocco and Women to Watch here.)
A perfect NRFGP video--with dogs! Too cute. Enjoy! --Mary Fran --
By: Mary Fran Bontempo Johnny Depp is back as Captain Jack Sparrow in the latest installment of the Pirates of the Caribbean movie franchise, although this time, he looks like an Indian and answers to the name, Tonto. Well, not really; it just seems that way. The Lone Ranger, produced by the same team at the helm of the Pirates movies, is the latest vehicle to showcase Depp and his quirky take on [...]
by Chrysa Smith HeeHeeHee, my little pretty Those words scared the bejesus out of me as a young girl. Before cd's and tevo, I'd wait each fall to watch Glinda and her evil counterpart, aka The Wicked Witch of the West, the flying monkeys, the munchkins and the Great Oz (although he was a cornball---like a tv game show host, don't you think?). It was a tradition however, and somehow, even though it's [...]
By: Mary Fran Bontempo Susan Rocco loves a good story. And as the creator and host of WWDB-AM radio's Women to Watch, Rocco hears a lot of stories. Women to Watch, airing Mondays at 2 PM on WWDB's talk radio channel 860, plays like a conversation between girlfriends sharing stories--really interesting girlfriends who run their own companies, serve as CEOs, write books and generally make positive contributions to the world around them. Susan [...]
By: Mary Fran Bontempo To hear an audio version of this post, click the play arrow below. I was in the fourth grade when I got the news. After months of squinting at the blackboard and whispering to the kids around me to ask what the teacher had written, my mother took me to the eye doctor. I needed glasses. Of course, I was horrified. Back then (I won't say just how far [...]
