Drivers Learn “It Can Wait”

With two out of every three Americans owning a smart phone, “distracted driving” accidents are up. Thus AT&T and the DOT have partnered up in a campaign called “It Can Wait,” which seeks to educate the public about the dangers of texting and driving. Katie Engesser reports as some drivers learn a new message in an unconventional way.

Looking for Mr. Right

They look like siblings, they share the same birthday, but they are actually a couple. On this romantic episode of Too Blessed to be Stressed Guillermo and Jessica share with us how to find Mr. or Mrs. right. If you are single and ready to mingle, then this is an episode you cannot miss. Believe it!

Memorial Walk for Slain Howard Beach Jogger

Two weeks after Karina Vetrano was killed while out on her neighborhood jog, family members, friends and local residents gathered for a memorial walk. Tim Harfmann reports from Howard Beach, Queens, where the 30-year-old is being remembered.

Liz Faublas Previews Tonight’s News

Liz Faublas gives the rundown for the August 16th episode of Currents, including an arrest in the Imam murder case and the inspiring story of a young Syrian swimmer.

Famous Rao’s NYC

In a very special episode, Monsignor Jamie visits the famous Rao’s restaurant. He gets an inside look what’s it’s like to be a regular someplace that not everyone can enjoy and talks about the importance of trying to make then people around you happy every day.

 

Pivot to the General and Delilah

Monsignor Kieran Harrington is joined by David Gibson, Reporter for Religion News Service, and Noah Rothman, Associate Online Editor for Commentary Magazine, to discuss why the Mormons pulled their support of Donald Trump and all the other things going on in the political arena.

Liz Faublas Previews Tonight’s News

Liz Faublas gives the rundown for the August 12th episode of Currents, including Pope Francis’ lunch with a number of Syrian refugees, the latest from Tim Harfmann and his stained glass window series!

It’s All Greek To Me

Monsignor Jamie gets to cook with the executive chef at Elia restaurant in Bay Ridge, sharing his skills and recipes to make a meal for the restaurant’s owner, Pete. Pete and Monsignor talk about Pete’s long road to open up the restaurant and how support from family and friends helped make Elia a staple in Brooklyn.

Oil of Life

Jennifer Callipo from the Italian Olive Oil of the Month Club joins Monsignor Jamie in the kitchen to help him make one of his mother’s recipes, bacon wrapped meatloaf. They also talk about the differences between oils, including the ones used for cooking and those used for blessing by the church.