Jane Gagliardo, Sherry Blackman, Patrick Reilly, Melany McQueeny
Mix-Minus with Matthew McQueeny
Release Date: 11/11/2013
#405: Tim Castano, Jayme Alfano Mulhern (Oscars 2025)
Mix-Minus with Matthew McQueeny
Join Matthew McQueeny, Tim Castano, and Jayme Alfano Mulhern for their 11th annual Mix-Minus Podcast Oscars special! Dive deep into the 2025 Academy Awards as our hosts explore each of the major categories and nominees. This year's Best Picture lineup includes "Anora," "The Brutalist," "A Complete Unknown," "Conclave," "Dune: Part Two," "The Substance," "Wicked," "Emilia Pérez," "I'm Still Here," and "Nickel Boys." For Best Actor, the contenders are Ralph Fiennes in "Conclave," Sebastian Stan in "The Apprentice," Timothée Chalamet in "A Complete Unknown," Colman Domingo in "Sing Sing," and...
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#207: Bearing Witness
Mix-Minus with Matthew McQueeny
Matt talks about Vintage Bergen County, a video of Christmas Eve 1985 in Bergenfield NJ, his aunt and ovarian cancer, Gleason, One and Done, and The Lobster. *Originally released 1/15/2017
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#404: Holiday Hackstravaganza
Mix-Minus with Matthew McQueeny
Matt talks about working to stem a terrible Instagram hack for his wife this past weekend, work-life and professional-personal balance, Youtube TV and the state of cable streaming, Adrian Wojnarowski, and so much more!
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#403: Soto Voce
Mix-Minus with Matthew McQueeny
Matt discusses the big news of Juan Soto joining the New York Mets in 2024 free agency, including contract details, negotiations, Soto's career to date, and similar player possibilities, including Mike Trout, Carlos Beltran, Frank Robinson, Miguel Cabrera, and Bryce Harper.
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#402: Thanksgiving Feels Late This Year
Mix-Minus with Matthew McQueeny
Matt talks recent business travels to Miami, Nashville, and Chicago, the current state of things in his life, the NFL season so far, the downtrodden New York Giants and Jets, and so much more!
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#318: The Christmas Movie With Lester Nygaard
Mix-Minus with Matthew McQueeny
Matt talks Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, free time, Christmas Movies, and the current problems with the NBA. * originally released 12/14/2019
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#135: Mets Are In
Mix-Minus with Matthew McQueeny
Matt talks New York Mets and the upcoming MLB Playoffs, The Los Angeles Dodgers, the New York Giants, Grimes, and the innovative Brownscast. *originally broadcast on 9/27/15
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#401: Peter Clisby
Mix-Minus with Matthew McQueeny
Peter Clisby is a software architect in the technology world out of London, England. Matt welcomes Peter in-studio to discuss their friendship, meeting all around the world, observations about America, road tripping, technology, career, family, and so much more!
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#400: Keep Reaching into the Uncomfortable
Mix-Minus with Matthew McQueeny
In this special 400th episode, Matt delves into the NBA Playoffs, highlighting the Game 7 victories of the Indiana Pacers over the New York Knicks and the Minnesota Timberwolves over the Denver Nuggets, both impressive wins on the road. He reflects on his changing television and sports consumption habits, questioning whether the reduction in screen time is truly a bad thing. He shares his recent experience with solar energy, discussing how his house has been powered by the sun for the past month. Matthew provides insights into monitoring power distribution through his Tesla PowerWall, the...
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#399: Victor Nichols
Mix-Minus with Matthew McQueeny
Victor M. Nichols is CEO/Publisher DMC Publishing LLC & PleOS Agency. In this episode, Vic talks about growing up in New Jersey, serial entrepreneurship, leadership, sales, 40 years of rock and roll, publishing, mentoring, and so much more!
info_outlineJane Gagliardo, Sherry Blackman, and Patrick Reilly join Melany and Matt for a longform discussion on their riveting book, "Call to Witness: One woman’s battle with disability, discrimination and a pharmaceutical powerhouse."
Get Call to Witness on Amazon!
Jane Gagliardo was a throwaway employee, fired after working nearly a decade for this leading vaccine maker when her disability surfaced. Fearless and impassioned, her story will leave readers empowered to stand up for themselves, even if it means standing alone. This 2002 landmark case changed the law and challenges the way corporations do business today. This riveting dramatic account sheds fascinating insight into the world of vaccine production, both past and present, that will have every reader searching through their immunization record—this corporation literally runs in the veins of millions of Americans.
A portion of the proceeds from the book go to Multiple Sclerosis research.