bill spadea interviews

Former Marine JJ Hanson who is currently battling terminal brain cancer is an advocate against the Aid in Dying for the Terminally Ill Act. JJ joined me on air to tell his story and discuss why he is such an advocate against bill S382A .

The man who is ambassador of New Jersey, Joe Piscopo, joined Bil Spadea on air to talk about what a real Jersey Christmas is like.

Amy Vachal, a NJ native and finalist on NBC's 'The Voice' spoke with Bill about what it was like to be on the show as well as what the future holds for her.

With skewed statistics being thrown out there by politicians, Bill Spadea and retired NYPD Sgt. Joe Giacalone set the record straight about gun violence in this country.

During today's morning show, Bill Spadea stressed some concerns about the upcoming movie "Concussion", which tackles the issue of football and head injuries. With former NFL player Dave Duerson's family speaking out against the film, Bill wanted to talk with an expert about the issue...

It seems recently that all we've been hearing about in the news is negative stories. This morning, Bill Spadea had a discussion with Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno to bring positivity to the Garden State. Not only did the two discuss how New Jersey has had the best job growth in the private sector in 15 years, Guadagno emphasized how innovative small businesses are the backbone of the state... Read Mor

There are plenty of Millennials that are having trouble finding jobs after college. The job market has forced many of those young people to either move back in with their parents, to return to school for another degree or both.

This morning on the show, I told the story of how my daughter Elizabeth has not stopped wearing a fur coat she was given by a family friend who wasn't wearing it any longer.

If you feel more crazy than usual during the Christmas and holiday season, you may not be losing your mind like you think.

Best-selling author Roger Stone joined me this morning to discuss the Republican Debate from last night and how he thought Gov. Christie performed.