Westchetser Talks is back again this time discussing boxing the space it's in and are we declaring Crawford HIM?! The guys also discuss certain celebrities and them "crashing out". While inflation is high and everything is expensive there was a time where $1 went a long way. The guys time travel and talk about how much they used to do with $5 back in their young days.

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Football Season is Here! College and NFL football are back, and we’re breaking down what we seen & also looking for an analyst!

Back-to-School Advice: Student athletes, & Students we’ve got tips to make the transition smoother this school year.

914 Mt. Rushmore: We’re discussing the top figures from the 914 area code that deserve a spot on the Mt. Rushmore of our hometown. Who’s your pick?

Tune in for an episode full of insightful conversations, sports talk, and some local pride from Westchester

But it's not just about the game. Torey opens up about the deep connection he has to his community and why giving back is such an integral part of his mission. From mentorship programs to local initiatives, Torey emphasizes how the lessons learned through basketball can be used to uplift others.

Whether you’re a basketball fan or someone passionate about making a positive impact, this episode is packed with inspiration and insights. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more episodes like this one!

While on location, an unexpected guest drops by—Jordan Tucker. Before he heads back overseas, the team gets a chance to sit down with him for a quick conversation about life, basketball, and what’s next.

They also plan to eventually dedicate a full episode to Jordan’s journey and success when the time is right. Shot on location at Gardella Park , Real stories. Real people. Real Westchester.

In this episode, Chasity and Mama B share: How Island Spice was born The challenges and triumphs of running a family business What it felt like to cater their first big event How inspiration came from within the family, especially Mama B’s granddaughter, the young CEO of Ary’s Lemonade Their mission to bring comforting, authentic Caribbean flavors to every plate

This is more than just a story about food, it’s about legacy, love, and leaning into your purpose. Whether you're a foodie, a fan of family-run businesses, or just love hearing real, uplifting stories... this episode is for you.

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Bobby opens up about his upbringing, being far from the perfect student, and how his parents bribed him with sneakers to stay on track in school — ultimately sparking a love for kicks that turned into a 400+ pair collection, He breaks down how he built his following through gaming, music, and viral TikToks — from unpackaging Labubu toys to becoming most known for his “Get Ready With Me” content.

Now, he’s transitioning from collector to creator, designing his own footwear — including a never-before-seen shoe called the Foam Hearts, a blend between a sneaker and a Croc. 📍 Whether you're into sneakers, content creation, or just love a good success story, this episode is for you.

👇 Drop a comment and let us know what part of Bobby’s journey inspired you most. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more real stories from Westchester’s finest.

But that's not all, we also had the pleasure of sitting down with a special guest, the CEO of Sazon and Soul. Not only did she bless us with some of the best empanadas in Westchester, but she also shared her journey, the inspiration behind her brand, and what’s next for her growing business.

This episode has it all, debate, laughs, good food, and community love. Tap in, drop your top 5 towns in the comments, and don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe. We’re just getting started!

In this premiere episode, we dive into:

•The 2025 NBA Playoffs and how the Knicks are looking this postseason

•Carmelo Anthony's long-overdue Hall of Fame moment

•The impact of NIL in college sports and what it means for young athletes

•How and why we give back to our community in Westchester , and what it means to uplift the next generation

This is just the beginning. Lock in with us every week for raw, unfiltered convos from Westchester to the world.

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