Join Mayor Tony Perry as he chats with Monmouth County resident and influencer Nicole Gangino who runs the Bayshore + Beyond website and social media channels. With her brand, Nicole shares hidden gems throughout the Bayshore area, promotes weekly events, and highlights amazing places to eat, explore, and have fun! As a Bayshore local with thousands of followers, Nicole really brings home the message of loving where you live.

Join Mayor Tony Perry as he sits down with former professional baseball player Jason Marquis as he talks about his career as a pitcher in the MLB and offers advice for those looking to get into professional sports!

Tune in for laughs, stories, and unexpected wisdom as Mayor Tony Perry interviews stand-up comedian and Middletown native Vinnie Brand in the funniest podcast episode yet!

Join Mayor Tony Perry as he sits down with Liz Graham, the inspiring CEO of 180 Turning Lives Around, a nonprofit dedicated to providing hope, healing, and resources for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Together, they explore the struggles survivors face and how we can all help build a safer, more supportive community.

Join Mayor Tony Perry as he sits down with Monmouth County Clerk Christine Hanlon to discuss early voting, the upcoming election, and Middletown and Monmouth County America 250 initiatives.

Join Mayor Tony Perry as he talks with veteran local reporter Muriel Smith and learn about her illustrious 65 year-long career as a reporter, including some of the most interesting Middletown stories she has covered.

Join Mayor Tony Perry as he chats with Abe Littenberg, Senior Management Advisor at Guttenplan's, and learn what brought him and his business to Middletown, his involvement with the Lincroft Village Green Association, and his philanthropic contributions.

Join Mayor Tony Perry as he chats with Rob Doran, owner of Almost Home General, and learn the fascinating backstory that inspired his successful franchise. Then, learn about our town's Native American history with local author Rick Geffken and Sand Hill Indian Historical Association Director Claire Garland.