A Very 80's Christmas (2019 Edition)
Long Island Sports Talk
As we embark on a new decade, it's time to reflect on a time of big hair and big hits, music careers on the way up and music careers on the way down. So, listen in to 2 commercial-free hours of the Top 80's Christmas/Winter/Holiday rock/pop songs released between Jan 1, 1980 and Dec 31, 1989. This is the 16th year we've been doing this. Thanks for listening.
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A Very 80's Christmas--2018 Edition
Long Island Sports Talk
Rock/Pop Christmas Music from the 1980's. 100% Commercial-Free.
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August 6th 2015 Edition of PIANO MAN
Long Island Sports Talk
From the shadow of Nassau Coliseum comes the August 6th 2015 edition of Piano Man. We celebrate and discuss the 32nd and final Billy Joel concert at the "Old" Nassau Veteran's Memorial Coliseum. And, we hear from a caller or two...... ...
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John DaSilva Talks 2013 Belmont Stakes
Long Island Sports Talk
On Thursday night June 6th, we were joined by the New York Post's resident handicapper John DaSilva. John discussed Saturday's upcoming Belmont Stakes. Prediction: Windy and Wet. So, sit back and listen to 26 commercial-free minutes of Belmont Talk.
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Giants 2nd Half Preview with Beat Reporter Ralph Vacchiano
Long Island Sports Talk
New York Daily News Giants beat reporter Ralph Vacchiano joined us to look back on the 1st half of the Season and preview the rest of the way. It's going to be a tough road for Big Blue, but we leave no stone unturned in our 48 commercial-free minute discussion with Ralph (in MP3 format). Check out Ralph's Blog "The Blue Screen" at and at
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Discussing the Nassau Coliseum Vote with Nick Giglia
Long Island Sports Talk
We spoke with Nick Giglia from regarding the upcoming August 1st Referendum on the "new" Nassau Coliseum. As you can guess from his website, Nick is urging a "Yes" vote on the topic. ...
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Mets Talk with Adam Rubin
Long Island Sports Talk
On the Eve of the First Subway Series of the Year, ESPN New York's Mets beat reporter Adam Rubin joined us for a no-holds-barred, behind the scenes look at the State of the Mets. Who will be traded? What will happen with the Wilpons? What does the future hold for this team?
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Giants 2011 Draft Review (and some Lockout Talk) with Ralph Vacchiano
Long Island Sports Talk
As he's been doing for many years with us, Giants beat reporter Ralph Vacchiano from the New York Daily News, SiriusXM Radio and SNY joined us to review the recent Draft Picks of Big Blue. As we can't avoid it, we also do some Lockout Talk, Please note that the the first 30 seconds and last 30 seconds of the interview are missing. It's really just the hi's and goodbye's. So, we start with talk about Camp Eli.
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2011 Kentucky Derby Preview w/ Andy Serling
Long Island Sports Talk
Andy Serling joins Mike Ewald to discuss the running of the 137th Kentucky Derby. Listen in as Andy narrows his choices down to four horses, and he gives an in depth look at each horse in the field.
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Previewing the 2011 NFL Draft with Rob Rang
Long Island Sports Talk
NFL Draft Expert Rob Rang from NFLDraftScout.com and CBSSports.com joined us to preview the upcoming 2011 NFL Draft.
info_outlineLong-time Mets beat reporter Adam Rubin flew up from Port St. Lucie to give us 2 commercial-free hours of nothing but Mets talk.
Adam will be moving on from the New York Daily News to another exciting, but not officially-announced place in 2 weeks. He will remain on the Mets beat, though.
In this interview, Adam talks about how this Mets team is the closest team he has covered in his 8 years on the beat, his very nice Spring Training dinner with Omar Minaya, how things are looking up for the farm system and in a totally tongue-in-cheek moment, mentions that his new contract is actually longer than Omar's.....
In a serious moment, Adam also takes the time to thank the Daily News for all the great years that he had there, and because he was not allowed to say goodbye on his blog, gets the chance to say goodbye via our show. But, like I said, Adam's not going anywhere. We'll get to read his Mets coverage for many years to come.
You can also watch the whole video of this show at http://www.justin.tv/sportstalk (It's divided into 9 segments of 15 minutes each)