Stories and tales of what it was like Growing Up Bronx during the late 80s and early 90s.
Yesterday I spent a wonderful Sunday at Mullally park with my son, wife, mom, sisters, nephews and a bunch of life long friends. It was […]
[rating:5] This show is in it’s 5th year, I have only recently become involved, but am I ever glad to be able to share with […]
The NYC Subway system, thousands upon thousands of commuters right it every single day. In a large congested metropolis like NYC, mass transportation is the most […]
4 year old Lloyd Morgan was hit in the head by a bullet during a 9:30pm shoot out in the Bronx. He died shortly thereafter at […]
I was born and raised in the Bronx in the 1970s and 1980s. My childhood was, in many ways, a classic Nuyorican postcard snapshot—quenepas, Fania, […]
NYC has one the most complete and robust methods of public transportation known to the world. You can ride the train from one point of […]
In Ivan Sanchez’ book “Next Stop” there is a whole chapter on this topic: “What the fack are you looking at?” Anyone that grew up […]
One of my neighbors is an amazing, friendly, kind, (I think from out of town) white male. He has an amazing positive vibe and energy, […]
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