LI Patriot Radio

What happens to your home when life changes?Karin Murphy, Jeopardy Jack and Judge Janine sit down with Suzanne Rivera of Patriot Real Properties for a very real conversation about women, real estate and starting a new chapter.They talk about divorce, buying or selling on your own, understanding your financial options, and why sometimes the first step is simply knowing who to call.Suzanne also shares details about her upcoming What’s Next? Women’s Event on October 8th in Melville, bringing real estate, legal, mortgage, title and financial professionals together in one room.Long Island Patriot Radio | 103.9 FM LI News Radio

What does it really mean to serve your community?On this episode of LI Patriot Radio, Karin Murphy, Judge Janine and Jeopardy Jack sit down with Iris Reyes of Patriot Real Properties to talk about why she chose a career in real estate…..and the people she feels especially called to help.From first-time homebuyers who don’t know where to begin, to veterans exploring their homeownership options, to Spanish-speaking families who want someone who can explain the process in the language they’re most comfortable with, Iris believes real estate starts with listening.We talk about buying your first home, navigating the Long Island market, serving our veterans, breaking down language barriers and why a good real estate agent sometimes has to tell a client, “This isn’t the house for you.”

They get into the cost of living on Long Island, rising electric bills, Albany spending, Governor Kathy Hochul, Bruce Blakeman’s race for governor, small business, public safety, Zohran Mamdani and the growing debate over socialism, affordability and the future of New York.A direct conversation about what families and businesses are feeling right now — and what Republicans believe needs to change.
 

From rising costs and grid reliability to on-site generation and greater energy control, Walt breaks down why businesses are starting to look at power very differently — and what that could mean for the future.A practical conversation about energy, infrastructure and where things are headed.

Comedian and 103.9 LI News Radio host Kevin Downey Jr. joins Karin Murphy, Jeopardy Jack and Judge Janine for a fast, funny hour on Trump coming to Long Island, New York politics, vaccines, radio, comedy and whether America has completely lost its sense of humor.And yes — we also found out whether Kevin was a good elf or a bad elf.

We talked about the future of EPCAL, the new Riverhead Volunteer Ambulance facility, battery energy storage, major investments in water infrastructure, downtown revitalization, preservation in Wading River, Code Enforcement and more than $60 million in grants coming into the town.A really good conversation about where Riverhead is today — and where it’s headed next.Listen to the full show with Karin Murphy and Jeopardy Jack on LI Patriot Radio, 103.9 FM.

Dave Weber joins LI Patriot Radio to talk about why he’s running for New York State Assembly, what he believes needs to change in Albany, and what a stronger 12th Assembly District should look like. Karin Murphy and Jeopardy Jack press him on affordability, public safety, local control, keeping young families on Long Island, and what voters should expect from him in his first year.

Assemblyman Ari Brown joins LI Patriot Radio for a conversation about the issues hitting New Yorkers where it matters most — our families, businesses and communities. We talk affordability, parental rights, public safety, supporting law enforcement and what needs to change in Albany.

 Assemblyman Ari Brown joins LI Patriot Radio to discuss affordability, skyrocketing utility bills, energy policy, election integrity, Governor Kathy Hochul’s leadership, public safety, and the growing debate over New York’s future. Plus, Judge Janine Dalli and Jeopardy Jack weigh in on Dr. Anthony Fauci’s decision to invoke the Fifth Amendment. If you care about where New York is headed, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

Karin Murphy and Jeopardy Jack sit down with Manny Vilar of Accabonac Strategies to break down the policies that could impact housing, utility costs, insurance, development, small businesses, and more. A practical conversation about what passed, what didn’t, and what’s ahead for New York.