Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 242 episodes
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The Floyd Memorial Library Podcast is dedicated to gathering and preserving the history of the people on the North Fork.(Disclaimer) The views expressed in the interviews are solely those of the individuals providing them and do not reflect the opinions of the Floyd Memorial Library or its staff.
Unknown Host hosts Floyd Memorial Library Podcast, a society show with 242 episodes published.
Today we're joined by Allan Wexler, an artist whose work exists at the intersection of art, architecture, design, and everyday life. Raised in Connecticut, Allan developed an early fascination with the built environment
Today I’m joined by Carole Monsell for a conversation deeply rooted in the history and spirit of Greenport. We talk about her family ancestry and the generations of connections her family has to the village, along with w
Today I'm joined by Marc Sokol, a longtime technology entrepreneur, investor, and community leader whose career spans some of the most transformative decades in the history of computing. Born in Brooklyn and raised in Co
Today I’m joined by DJ Henry Eau, a familiar presence across the North Fork’s music scene, someone whose work has quietly become part of the rhythm of the place. But before the late nights and packed dance floors, there’
Today, I’m joined by David Higbee, who was born and raised in Greenport and whose roots in the village run deep. In our conversation, we talk about his family ancestry, his memories of growing up in Greenport, and the pa
Today on the podcast, I’m joined by Janice Claudio, Chair of the Greenport Historic Preservation Commission. Greenport is a place where history isn’t just something you read about, it’s something you walk through. From i
Today on the podcast, I’m joined by writer Caroline Sutton, author of the essay collection Eyes in the Soles of My Feet. In this book, Sutton invites us to slow down and reconsider the natural world, not as something dis
Today on the podcast, I’m joined by Captain Matt Ketcham, Owner of Peconic Gold Oysters. Matt grew up on Long Island and developed an early connection to the water through fishing and boating. After studying at the Unive
Today’s guest is someone whose story truly reflects the spirit of hard work, creativity, and community that defines the North Fork. Born in Pakistan and raised half a world away from the East End, Choudry Ali eventually
Today I’m joined by Agathe Snow, an artist whose life has moved between worlds and mediums. She spent part of her childhood in Corsica before moving to New York at eleven, an age when everything feels heightened and unse
Today I’m joined by Caroline Nadeau, Chief Compliance Officer and Director of Program Operations at The Butterfly Effect Project. A North Fork native, Caroline reflects on her roots here, the experiences that shaped her
Today I’m joined by Maria Rivero González, CEO of RGNY Wine, a winery whose story spans generations and geographies, from northern Mexico to the North Fork of Long Island. Maria grew up in a family where wine was part of
Today’s guest is Perry Bliss of The Old Field Vineyards in Southold, a place that’s been farmed by her family for more than a century and has played an important role in the story of North Fork wine. Perry grew up on thi
Today I’m joined by Bob McInnis, who many of you know as the North Fork’s go-to marketing mind behind some of our most recognizable local businesses and organizations. Bob is the founder of McInnis Digital, where his tea
Today’s guest is Patricia Hammes, a Greenport resident who has played a central role in shaping conversations about growth, planning, and community life in the village. Patricia brings a background that predates her time
Today, we’re joined once again by Michael Zweig to revisit a pivotal decade in the life of the North Fork, the ten-year struggle for its character and economic base, from 1985 to 1995. Michael first visited the North For
Today I’m joined by Judy McCleery, photographer, writer, longtime community leader, and a lifelong North Forker whose story is deeply woven into the fabric of the East End. Judy takes us back to her family’s arrival on t
Today I’m joined by Gerald O’Hara, author of Breaking the Mauser Rifle. What began with a week spent with his grandparents in Ireland in 1985 grew into a thirty-year journey to record and preserve a family history shaped
Today I’m joined by Shawn Petretti, Superintendent of the Mattituck-Cutchogue Union Free School District. Shawn’s journey in education has taken him through nearly every level of school life, from teacher and dean to pri
Today I’m joined by Faith Welch, a senior at Greenport High School, Student Council President, and youth historian whose work has earned national recognition, including the Princeton Prize in Race Relations. Throughout h
Tom Crowley
Former Greenport High School Teacher · ABC
1 appearance on this show
Jacob Cooper
licensed clinical social worker, near-death experience (NDE) survivor, author
1 appearance on this show
Jim Morrison
Theatre Manager and Filmmaker
1 appearance on this show
Steve Israel
former New York Democratic Congressman
1 appearance on this show
Stephanie Hall
Candidate for Fishers Island Town Justice and Southold Town Board · TheraFriends Community Partnership
1 appearance on this show
Thomas Watkins
Founder & Principal UX Architect · 3Leaf Consulting
1 appearance on this show
Ray Tierney
District Attorney · Suffolk County District Attorney
1 appearance on this show
Tom Byrne
Psychologist · Boston University
1 appearance on this show
Mark Clifford
Committee for Freedom in Hong Kong Foundation
1 appearance on this show
Laura Carney
Author of My Father's List: How Living My Dad's Dreams Set Me
1 appearance on this show
Tom Foster
Diamondback Brewing Co.
1 appearance on this show
Joe McKay
Author “Crazy About Words’ and Current Resident of Peconic Landing
1 appearance on this show
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