Podcast
Bill Spadea
Hosted by NJ 101.5 · EN
Bill Spadea's 6-10 am New Jersey 101.5/WKXW-FM show commands the largest Garden State morning audience. Bill is here to spark meaningful dialogue, challenge the status quo, and give a powerful voice to New Jersey residents.
62episodes
Episodes
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Illegal voting is happening in New Jersey
6d ago01:37:42Tap to summarizeOn todays episode, Bill discusses the latest regarding what we know about illegal voting, plus the hate-o-meter for this week.
Transcribe →The Seaside hotel ban, and how to fix New Jersey
1w ago01:36:57Tap to summarizeNo description available
Transcribe →How you talked your way out of a ticket
1w ago01:41:44Tap to summarizeNo description available
Transcribe →New Claims, Old Questions About the 2020 Election
2w ago01:38:27Tap to summarizeDo you believe the 2020 election was rigged, and this weeks honorary for Blue Friday. Plus Friday's veterans Segment
Transcribe →A pet tax credit in NJ will do more harm than good!
2w ago01:38:18Tap to summarizeNo description available
Transcribe →Wednesday, Jul 15, 2026
2w ago01:34:33Tap to summarizeNo description available
Transcribe →Do you wear politician apparel - Or get dirty looks because of it?
2w ago01:37:26Tap to summarizeNo description available
Transcribe →Are Flock cameras stopping crime — or invading your privacy?
3w ago01:33:21Tap to summarizeGood morning! Bill Spadea wakes up New Jersey and discusses the Gloucester County police dog who tragically died in a car, NJ's summer heat, and are Flock cameras in NJ for protection or is it government overreach?
Transcribe →Who do you trust enough to donate to?
3w ago01:34:57Tap to summarizeGood morning! Bill Spadea wakes up New Jersey and discusses healthcare costs in NJ, how to get rid of mice, and have scammers changed the way you give?
Transcribe →Why NJ beach bacteria isn't the crisis some claim
3w ago01:38:16Tap to summarizeGood morning! Bill Spadea wakes up New Jersey and discusses dealing with rowdy kids at restaurants, electric rates, stamps, and are we overreacting to bacteria at NJ beaches?
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