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Your Hometown Podcast

We all need a little inspiration now and then. Sometimes all it takes is a new perspective, encouraging words, or a reminder that we’re not alone in our struggles.

Podcast · By Maximilian Communications LLC · English · US · Official site

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Sep 8, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    Your Hometown Podcast Clifton: Called to Serve (opens the original)

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    What happens when the values you live by as a person of faith meet the realities and responsibilities of governing? And how does faith shape the way an elected official approaches the people and issues he serves? Nicholas Veliky has a unique perspective on those questions. He is both a public servant and a man of deep faith - and he brings those two worlds together in his daily life. Nick talks about his faith, his calling to the diaconate, and his journey into public service. Nick is a Passaic

  2. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Your Hometown Podcast Little Falls: Priorities, Progress and the Future (opens the original)

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    Politics is personal and it starts at the local level. Local elected officials are the ones who make decisions that affect our everyday lives and impact communities. Little Falls Mayor, James Damiano, talks about why he ran for mayor and how the role has impacted his life. Mayor Damiano is a lifelong Little Falls resident who was recently elected to another term as the Township’s leader. Also in this episode, Pamela Martorana, a licensed professional counselor and founder of Live Your Best Life

  3. Episode · Aug 17, 2026

    Your Hometown Podcast Woodland Park: Sometimes You Just Have to Say Yes (opens the original)

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    In her younger years, Woodland Park Mayor, Tracy Kallert, never imagined she would one day be running her home town. As a lifelong resident, she loved Woodland Park, but when she pictured the mayor, she didn’t see someone who looked like her. After being encouraged to try her hand at politics, she learned that even though she didn’t have experience, she had a knack for the job and she uncovered talents that had been hidden. Today, Mayor Kallert is the first female elected mayor of the Borough, a

  4. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    Your Hometown Podcast Clifton: Turning Heartbreak Into Hope (opens the original)

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    Life doesn’t always unfold the way we planned. Sometimes a major life change—whether it’s the loss of a loved one, divorce, illness, or another unexpected challenge—forces us to begin again. But those difficult moments can also become the start of an exciting new chapter. After the death of her beloved husband, Jim, Donna Scancarella chose to say “yes” to life, followed a longtime dream, and launched her own business as an independent fashion stylist with Cabi. Her infectious positivity, unwaver

  5. Episode · Jul 20, 2026

    Your Hometown Podcast Little Falls: Beyond the White Coat (opens the original)

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    Success rarely happens by accident. More often, it’s built through years of discipline, sacrifice, and a willingness to keep going even when the road feels uncertain. Following a dream asks something of us — focus, resilience, and the courage to stay committed long before the rewards ever show up. Dr. Domenick Randazzo is a respected cardiologist whose work has placed him at the center of some of life’s most critical and defining moments. He talks about the realities of practicing medicine, and

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