Cindy Adams

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Cindy Adams shares a whirlwind of celebrity gossip and personal anecdotes. She discusses topics ranging from St. Patrick's Day festivities and the culinary habits of famous Irish personalities to her disdain for French attitudes and admiration for the United States. Cindy touches on notable figures such as Prince Harry, Angela Lansbury, and Mel Gibson. Also, Jim Zarek from Protector joins the show to explain how his company provides high-level security with elite backgrounds. Additional segments include tales of an ambassador's faux pas at a party hosted by Cindy, Shakespeare's enduring relevance on Broadway, and anti-Semitism on college campuses. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cindy Adams, a renowned columnist from the New York Post, dives into a wide array of topics. She begins with a retrospective on the Menendez brothers, notorious for their brutal murder of their parents in 1989, and shifts between a variety of subjects such as O.J. Simpson's controversial statements, the casual fashion faux pas of Meghan Markle's husband, Prince Harry, and a humorous critique on modern showbiz marriages. Cindy further entertains with historical anecdotes about U.S. presidents and prominent theater figures, before passionately discussing New York City's current social and infrastructural issues. Additionally, she shares her love for dogs and highlights the Westminster dog show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Cindy Adams discusses a range of topics, from politics and societal issues to personal anecdotes about famous political figures and celebrities. She shares a controversial joke about Russia's newspaper Pravda and a satirical commentary on Vice President Kamala Harris. Adams delves into historical context, comparing generational differences in social behavior using Andrew Cuomo's allegations as a reference. She tells a detailed story about her long acquaintance with Donald Trump and recounts the story of ex-Marine Daniel Penny's actions on the subway. The show also features an interview with a seasoned joke writer about his experiences at the Oscars, the challenges of writing jokes, and the evolving dynamics of the awards show. Throughout the episode, Adams offers her candid thoughts on the state of society, humor, and the passing relevance of public figures. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cindy Adams shares a blend of personal anecdotes, political commentary, and social observations. She reflects on her long tenure at the New York Post, the harsh experiences of her time in Vietnam, and her thoughts on figures like former Governor Andrew Cuomo. Cindy also interviews Yeonmi Park, a North Korean defector and human rights activist, discussing Park's harrowing escape journey, experiences under the North Korean regime, and her advocacy against modern-day slavery. Cindy covers diverse topics from the changing norms in society to her critique of celebrities' involvement in political discourse, and the current state of journalism. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cindy Adams interviews Andy Kahan, the Director of Victim Services for Crime Stoppers in Houston, about his unique role in advocating for victims of violent crime. Andy discusses his extensive career in criminal justice, his efforts in pushing through legislation to enhance victims' rights and public safety, and his controversial fight against the sale of 'murderabilia'—items connected to famous criminals and serial killers. Throughout the episode, Cindy delves into Andy's background, his experiences growing up in New York, and the challenges he faced as a parole and probation officer, which led to his current advocacy work. They also cover his personal collection of murderabilia, showcasing items like hair samples and letters from notorious figures, and the ethical issues surrounding this niche market. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cindy interviews John Bramnick, often referred to as the funniest lawyer in New Jersey. They discuss his dual career as a lawyer and a comedian, touching on the challenges and humorous moments in his legal practice. John shares experiences from his courtroom attempts at comedy and his journey into stand-up comedy, including his victory in the Funniest Lawyer in New Jersey contest. Cindy and John also delve into the difficulties of balancing law and comedy, along with his work as a New Jersey state senator. Following this, Cindy speaks with Arena Hankin Biggers, president and founder of the Union Square Travel Agency, a cannabis dispensary. Arena explains her motivation to enter the cannabis industry, driven by the legislative focus on minority and women-owned businesses and those impacted by the war on drugs. She provides an overview of the challenges in obtaining a cannabis license in New York, the demographic of their customers, and their partnership with the Doe Fund to employ and support formerly incarcerated individuals. The conversation addresses misconceptions and highlights the medicinal and recreational benefits of cannabis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cindy shares her outspoken views on New York City's Mayor Eric Adams and the broader issues facing the United States today. She also reminisces about longstanding city traditions interrupted by the pandemic, and discusses high-profile cases like the Menendez brothers. Cindy then transitions to an extensive interview with Bob Larson, a professional exorcist, digging into the nuances of exorcisms and spiritual warfare. The episode concludes with an interview with Oscar-nominated actor Gary Sinise, focusing on his philanthropic efforts for veterans and the impact of his iconic role in 'Forrest Gump'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cindy features an exclusive interview with renowned television personality Don Lemon and former governor Sarah Palin. Cindy Adams and Don Lemon discuss his career trajectory from Fox to CNN, his thoughts on the evolution of news media, and his experience with major news stories like Barack Obama's rise and the war in Ukraine. They also touch on Don Lemon's future aspirations, his production company, and current media projects. Later, Cindy dives into a heartfelt conversation with Sarah Palin, exploring her experiences with politics, her views on the Alaskan lifestyle, and her recent attempts to secure a House seat amidst a complex voting system in Alaska. Palin also shares personal insights about her family and highlights her passion for hockey. Throughout, Cindy Adams brings in her signature wit and depth, creating an engaging narrative about the past, present, and future of these remarkable personalities. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this edition of The Cindy Adams Show: Best Of, Cindy engages in heartfelt, candid conversations with prominent figures including Cardinal Timothy Dolan, Governor Kathy Hochul, Andrew Cuomo, Gene Simmons, and Henry Winkler. They discuss their personal histories, career choices, and reflections on life. Cardinal Dolan shares insights about his upbringing and priestly vocation, while Governor Hochul opens up about her tough childhood and political challenges. Andrew Cuomo reflects on political friendships, and Gene Simmons humorously details his journey from Chaim Witzen to rock legend. Henry Winkler recalls his early career struggles and achievements. The episode also includes Cindy's personal memories of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his historical impact. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cindy reminisces about her experiences during the Y2K scare in Jerusalem, including the global apprehension about the millennial bug and the unique convergence of religious holidays. She shares anecdotes about covering significant events and meeting politicians like Eliot Spitzer and Rudy Giuliani, along with humorous recollections about the changing times and fashion trends from past New Year's Eve celebrations. Cindy interviews Michael Walters, a professional Santa Claus, who discusses his journey into the role, his experiences with children and adults, and the logistics of maintaining the Santa image. They touch on the responsibilities, challenges, and endearing moments of being Santa, offering a heartwarming and nostalgic look at this beloved holiday figure. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cindy Adams talks with Jesse Eisenberg about his new movie 'A Real Pain'. Eisenberg shares the inspiration behind the film, originating from his family's experiences in Poland and a poignant trip he took in 2008. He discusses the process of writing, directing, and starring in the movie, and how the involvement of producer Emma Stone helped secure the necessary funding. Eisenberg also details the historical context of the film, his family's history, and his challenges while shooting in Poland. The conversation delves into the personal and historical significance of the project, making it a unique and emotional endeavor. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cindy Adams shares a mix of legal news, celebrity gossip, and an engaging interview. She discusses lawsuits involving Andrew Cuomo, Arnold Schwarzenegger's appearance in a Christmas movie, Rahm Emanuel's political ambitions, Woody Allen's legal troubles, and several lawsuits against Sean Combs. Cindy also gives an insight into Huma Abedin's engagement party and details about the newly redone Natural History Museum. The show features an interview with actor Jesse Eisenberg, who speaks about his new film 'A Real Pain,' his family's history in Poland, and the making of the movie. Cindy ends the show with humorous political commentary and a patriotic message about the United States. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this festive episode of The Cindy Adams Show on 77 WABC, Cindy Adams, renowned columnist at the New York Post, takes listeners on an enchanting journey through Christmas past and present. She shares humorous anecdotes and celebrity tidbits, discusses the evolution of holiday traditions, and provides a satirical view on modern consumerism. Cindy also engages in an in-depth interview with Michael Walters, a professional Santa Claus, revealing the behind-the-scenes life of a Santa and his seasonal adventures. Additionally, Brad Wells, owner of a historic Christmas tree farm, shares insights into the Christmas tree business and the impact of rising costs. The episode also touches on current events and legal battles, sprinkled with Cindy's signature wit and irreverence. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices