Former Ward Councilwoman, Annette Lartigue joins the Sassos in the studio this week as Dan Benson pays a visit to the show. Topics range from plans for Mercer County to straddling municipalities.

Recently, the City of Trenton, NJ recognized Jessica Nazario, for her scholastic achievements, both academic and extracurricular.

This week, Jessica appears as a guest on the Trenton Waves podcast with Christina and Frank Sasso. "In an effort to continue the recognition", says the Sassos, "we gifted her with her very own Canon EOS Rebel T3Digital SLR Camera."

Nazario is a junior at Trenton Central High School, maintaining A’s and B’s in all subjects while participating in various extracurricular activities including student council, being a member of the Esteem Makeover Project, co-anchoring the school news production, and live coverage of Trenton High School basketball games with her teacher on WBCB 1490 AM radio.

After high school, Nazario plans to graduate from college and become a teacher or school guidance counselor.

​Portions of this text orignally appeared in The Trentonian newspaper.

Be sure to catch the YouTube version of this episode on the New Pod City YouTube channel or click here: 

​https://youtu.be/pc2zN-NX4YI

The Sasso's introduce the new Trenton City Council.

Here's the basic 3 part format:

• Christina and Frank start the episode and introduce their election correspondent and former Trenton West Ward Councilwoman, Annette Lartigue. 
• The Candidate then gets 10 minutes without interruption to present their vision and plans for the city if elected.
• After that, Annette Lartigue and the Sassos have a conversation with the candidate about what they shared. Annette will drive this portion mostly just because she has experience with actually being a council person. 

Trenton Waves wants to give candidates an opportunity to share with the listeners what they want to do in office, and to have a conversation about it. This is not a witch hunt, and you will not be asked any trick questions at all.

If you're a candidate and want the opportunity to reach over 42,000 Trentonians in one forum, CLICK HERE to get booked.

Here's the basic 3 part format:

• Christina and Frank start the episode and introduce their election correspondent and former Trenton West Ward Councilwoman, Annette Lartigue. 
• The Candidate then gets 10 minutes without interruption to present their vision and plans for the city if elected.
• After that, Annette Lartigue and the Sassos have a conversation with the candidate about what they shared. Annette will drive this portion mostly just because she has experience with actually being a council person. 

Trenton Waves wants to give candidates an opportunity to share with the listeners what they want to do in office, and to have a conversation about it. This is not a witch hunt, and you will not be asked any trick questions at all.

If you're interested in appearing on the show and have the opportunity to reach over 42,000 Trentonians in one forum, CLICK HERE to get booked.

Here's the basic 3 part format:

• Christina and Frank start the episode and introduce their election correspondent and former Trenton West Ward Councilwoman, Annette Lartigue. 
• The Candidate then gets 10 minutes without interruption to present their vision and plans for the city if elected.
• After that, Annette Lartigue and the Sassos have a conversation with the candidate about what they shared. Annette will drive this portion mostly just because she has experience with actually being a council person. 

Trenton Waves wants to give candidates an opportunity to share with the listeners what they want to do in office, and to have a conversation about it. This is not a witch hunt, and you will not be asked any trick questions at all.

If you're interested in appearing on the show and have the opportunity to reach over 42,000 Trentonians in one forum, CLICK HERE to get booked.

Booking Deadline: Friday, January 20, 2023.

New Pod City's podcast studio neighbor is an amazing culinary experience. It's called "Tracey's Kitchen" and this week the owners join the Sasso's in the studio to discuss this amazing place!

Loveable narcissists, Frank and Christina Sasso, unpack a riveting video starring a silent Damian Malave - staged by Mark Cubberley and directed  by Stephanie Panza Faughnan.

That's when anyone ever sees Damian Malave - once every four years. This time, in an article in InsideNJ.com, Malave called for an end to all political attacks - Yeah, right.

In this episode of Trenton Waves, the Sasso's review the article that just appeared in InsideNJ.com as well as share information on how not everything is as it seems with this particular candidate for the South Ward council seat in Trenton, NJ. 

See material on this page for accompanying information to this episode. 
​
Go vote on Tuesday, December 13, 2022.

Vote for Jenna Figueroa Kettenburg

In his new podcast, Frank Sasso has "frank" discussions with people in the different industries he's been a part of. (animation, competitive fighting, podcasting, and television production, to name a few) In the first episode, he sits with Roy Thomas, Comic Book icon Stan Lee's first successor as editor-in-chief of Marvel Comics and creator of characters like:

• Wolverine
  
• Vision
  
• Carol Danvers
  
• Luke Cage
  
• Iron Fist
  
• Ultron, 
  
• Red Sonja
  
• Morbius
  
• Ghost Rider
  
• Valkyrie and many more!
  

"Frank Talks" debuts on the New Pod City podcast network in 2023! Enjoy the first episode here!

A Creative Celebration of the Holidays at Ellarslie

Go to: https://ellarslie.org/wreaths

Wreath Delivery:
By Wednesday, November 30

Display is on view:
Saturday, December 3, through Sunday, January 8

Wreath-making on the Veranda, A Workshop for Kids: Sunday, December 11, 10 am to 12 noon; free admission

Go to: https://ellarslie.org/wreaths

Click here to register for the kids’ workshop

LET’S GET TOGETHER TO CELEBRATE THE HOLIDAY SEASON WITH CREATIVITY, COMMUNITY, & FUN! 

We invite you or your group to create and deliver a wreath to be a part of our festive display in Ellarslie’s upper floor gallery space overlooking Cadwalader Park. 

MATERIALS AND THEMES ARE UP TO YOU! 

• Enter in advance for $10
• Must be at least 18 years of age to enter the display & contest
• Maximum diameter: 36″
• Wreaths will be for sale
• Prizes include People’s Choice and Best In Show
• Kids’ Wreath Workshop participants must be accompanied by parent/guardian

Go to: https://ellarslie.org/wreaths

Join Christina and Frank as they unpack the new "exploratory" video from Former Trenton Mayor Doug Palmer as he "may" challenge Brian Hughes for the Mercer County Executive seat. Special guest, Trenton's own Bastard of Goodness, Bill Kearney.

New Pod City President, Will Foskey joins the Sassos as they record the candidate wrap up episode. 

Documents referred to in this episode are listed below. Click on the links to follow along as you listen.

Evangeline Ugorji article showing judges' allowance on the ballot despite 2 dead person's signatures on her petitions:
https://newjerseyglobe.com/local/two-dead-people-signed-trenton-council-candidate-petition-lawsuit-alleges/​

Damien Malave's reaction to Christina's Facebook post:
https://www.TrentonWaves.com/facebook-post.html

Damien Malave's ridiculous press release:
https://www.TrentonWaves.com/pressrelease.html​

Voter Registration for October 2021
revealing that she was not a registered Trenton Voter last year: 
https://www.TrentonWaves.com/voter-list.html

Kathy McBride shutting the public's mouths:
https://www.TrentonWaves.com/kathy-mcbride.html

Trenton Waves has recently passed 3 million listeners. About 1 million of them are in New Jersey, 300,000+ are in Mercer County, and 38,000+ are in Trenton. So, almost half of Trenton listens to this show. We are booking candidates right now to come on the show and reach over 38,000 potential voters with their message, their platform.

Here's the basic 3 part format:

• Christina and Frank start the episode and introduce their election correspondent and former Trenton West Ward Councilwoman, Annette Lartigue. 
• The Candidate then gets 10 minutes without interruption to present their vision and plans for the city if elected.
• After that, Annette Lartigue and the Sassos have a conversation with the candidate about what they shared. Annette will drive this portion mostly just because she has experience with actually being a council person. 

Trenton Waves wants to give candidates an opportunity to share with the listeners what they want to do in office, and to have a conversation about it. This is not a witch hunt, and you will not be asked any trick questions at all.

If you're interested in appearing on the show and have the opportunity to reach over 38,000 Trentonians in one forum, drop the show an email here: NewPodCity@gmail.com

Don't wait too long though, the deadline to get booked is Tuesday, November 1.

Trenton Waves has recently passed 3 million listeners. About 1 million of them are in New Jersey, 300,000+ are in Mercer County, and 38,000+ are in Trenton. So, almost half of Trenton listens to this show. We are booking candidates right now to come on the show and reach over 38,000 potential voters with their message, their platform.

Here's the basic 3 part format:

• Christina and Frank start the episode and introduce their election correspondent and former Trenton West Ward Councilwoman, Annette Lartigue. 
• The Candidate then gets 10 minutes without interruption to present their vision and plans for the city if elected.
• After that, Annette Lartigue and the Sassos have a conversation with the candidate about what they shared. Annette will drive this portion mostly just because she has experience with actually being a council person. 

Trenton Waves wants to give candidates an opportunity to share with the listeners what they want to do in office, and to have a conversation about it. This is not a witch hunt, and you will not be asked any trick questions at all.

If you're interested in appearing on the show and have the opportunity to reach over 38,000 Trentonians in one forum, drop the show an email here:
TrentonWavesPodcast@gmail.com

Don't wait too long though, the deadline to get booked is Tuesday, November 1.