Episode 226 - A Closer Look at Child Advocacy in Rochester
Supporting children and families during their most difficult moments takes compassion, coordination, and a deep understanding of the systems involved. Mary Whittier of the Child Advocacy Center of Greater Rochester joins the show to share how their team works alongside law enforcement, medical professionals, and social services to create safer outcomes for children across our community. We also discuss prevention, education, and why early intervention plays such a critical role in long-term well-being.
Episode 225 - Inside Elevate Gym: Redefining Fitness and Recovery in Rochester
Nick Mancuso, owner of Elevate Gym, joins us for a wide-ranging conversation on fitness, wellness, and what it actually takes to build habits that last.Nick shares why most New Year fitness goals fall apart, how Elevate approaches total wellness beyond the traditional gym model, and why culture and community matter just as much as training. We also get into recovery trends like cold plunges and infrared saunas, plus what Nick is building next as Elevate continues to grow in Rochester.
Episode 224 - From Rochester to Capitol Hill With Congressman Joe Morelle
Congressman Joe Morelle joins Rochester Living for an in-depth conversation on leadership, governing during unprecedented political division, and what his role in Congress means for Rochester. From national policy and election integrity to securing real investment for our region, Joe offers a thoughtful look at how decisions in Washington directly impact our community.
Episode 223 - North Pole Exclusive: Santa Claus Sits Down with Rochester Living
Santa Claus himself steps out of the North Pole and into our Rochester studio for a conversation filled with nostalgia, joy, and pure Christmas magic.
Episode 222 - Inside the DA’s Office: Crime, Culture, and Change in Monroe County
Monroe County District Attorney Brian Green joins Mark and Corey for a rare, in-depth conversation about the future of justice in our community. From rebuilding culture inside the DA’s office to navigating discovery laws, bail reform, and public misconceptions, Green offers a candid look at the challenges and opportunities facing prosecutors today.