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"Taking Care of Business" (tcbradio) started in 2005 as a weekly one hour webcast radio show and has grown into a major media presence broadcast from 88.1 FM in Brookville, New York reaching over a million listeners through FM broadcast, a "live feed" on WCWP.org, numerous podcasts including iTunes, and most recently through simulcast on FIOS TV. We have a worldwide audience and receive emails from destinations as far away as Ireland.

"Taking Care of Business," maintained its one hour format throughout the years and provides behind the scenes access to newsmakers, business leaders, musicians, entertainers, health experts, legal experts, real estate and construction professionals and interesting people and places with an emphasis on fun and informative information.

TCBRADIO takes you on the road as we travel America. We have taken our radio equipment and literally walked through Memphis (where we visited Elvis Presley's home Graceland, Sun Studios and Stax Records), the Grand Canyon (where we took the Grand Canyon Railway and were part of a train "robbery"), rode Jeeps in the Arizona Desert, and talked with professionals at the New York Times Travel Show.

We generally report live from Book Expo America each year the show is held in New York City. Rick Frishman and Richard Solomon did an early broadcast about the Rattlesnake Roundup in Sweetwater, Texas and the "Road-Kill cook off" before television cooking shows took on the concept. If it is fun, offbeat, or unusual, we probably will do a show on it one day. We even did a Beer Tasting Tour with Little Neck Beverages right down Northern Boulevard.

We have intrigued our listeners when we went swimming with sharks in the Bahamas (with thanks to Stuart Cove Divers) and Dolphins in Angilla.

On July 17, 2005, the New York Times featured the show in the Sunday Business Section. Steadily, the show has grown in popularity and has featured diverse guests such as:

- Tim Russert of NBC's Meet the Press
- New York City Mayor Ed Koch
- Apple computer co-founder Steve Wozniack
- Dr. Ruth, therapist, radio host, expert and author
- Cousin Brucie - radio legend and author Bruce Morrow
- Ralph Baruch - founder of ViaCom
- The Gin Blossoms - lead guitarist Scott Johnson (and with the band Elvis Before Noon)
- The Spin Doctors
- Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano
- Jane Velez Mitchell of CNN
- Aaron Klein, WABC radio host and author
- Jen Chapin, Musician
- Chuck Panozzo, bass player from Styx and author of "Grand Illusion"
- Cartoonist Phil Ortiz (the Simpsons)
- Professional Engineer Nick Politis
- Rick Steves - PBS
- Documentary film-maker Anthony Arkin (getreel.com)
- Rock and Roll Photographer Steve Rosenfield (myfathersplace.com)
- The Long Island Music hall of Fame 2010 inductees including rapper Rakeem
- Master Spy Peter Earnest (spymuseum.org)
- Musician Ricky Byrd (of the Joan Jett band, the Blackhearts)
- Ramones' tour manager Monte Melnick, and author of "On Tour with the Ramones"
- Radio Host and Florida Attorney Lisa Macci of the "Justice Hour"
- Auto Expert Glen Morrison
- Mac Computer technologist David Sternlicht of Macximize Consulting
- Charlie Ranger Gary Dolan, author of "Of their Own Accord"
- U.S. Marine and WWII veteran Sid Phillips, author of "You'll be Soiree"
- The Crew of the USS WASP, LHD-1 (Fleet Week NY 2012) (Go Navy! and Semper Fi!)
- Brother Mustard (the Rock Band that created the theme song "Protection" played each week to open the show)
- XM Radio's Kim Alexander
- Lil Chef's Paula Herman - voted best in Long Island
- Author and local radio host, Andy Troy
- Bail Bondsman - Lew Lilla (affordablebails.com)
- Ethics author, journalist, and speaker Dr. Bruce Weinstein (theethicsguy.com)
- and of course, publicity expert, author, speaker, and marketing guru Rick Frishman (rickfrishman.com)
- and yes, we cover serious topics in business such as building your brand, negotiating a lease, and avoiding legal problems. Because we have a number of attorney co-hosts we venture into everyday legal topics such as estate planning, criminal offenses, matrimonial law and custody and truck regulation (www.trucksummons.com).

Thank you for listening and for all those great show ideas. We will see you on the radio! We welcome email at tcbradiowcwp@yahoo.com

Your Radio Host : Richard A Solomon Esq.

Richard Solomon is a New York trial attorney, keynote speaker, frequent lecturer for the Georgetown University Law Center, adjunct faculty member at C.W. Post College, author, and radio and television guest. Mr. Solomon was recently honored to have participated as a judge for the EMMY (r) awards in the category of news programming. His book, "Winning in the New York Small Claims Courts" has been featured by: the New York Times, the New York Daily News, the Long Island Business News, Fox 5's Good Day New York, and News 12's Daytime Edition.

Rich recently co-authored Sasha the Biz Kid (r) an intriguing story about a seven year old boy who starts a business. After obtaining nationwide recognition following his appearance on this radio show, he encounters a wild ride of regulatory and legal problems. This book teaches young adults about publicity and success, and the need for advisors in a fun context. Our future shows will feature young entrepreneurs. Maybe you or someone you know will be the next "Sasha!"

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