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Cindy Adams
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Cindy Adams brings her gossip talents to 77 WABC. Listen to Cindy every Sunday.
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Inside the Mind of Daniel Silva
5d ago00:21:10Tap to summarizeBestselling author Daniel Silva sits down with Cindy Adams to discuss the inspiration and meticulous craftsmanship behind his latest thriller, Ransom. Silva shares how each new novel begins taking shape before the last one is even finished, revealing his handwritten drafting process and disciplined approach to storytelling. He reflects on the evolution of his iconic protagonist, Gabriel Allon, from legendary spy to master art restorer, and explains how extensive travel and careful research help bring authenticity to his novels. The conversation also explores Silva’s perspective on writer’s block, the importance of creating timeless characters, and the habits that have made him one of today’s most celebrated thriller writers.
Transcribe →Madame Adams Is No Fan Of AI
5d ago00:50:27Tap to summarizeIn this episode, Cindy Adams sounds the alarm on the growing influence of artificial intelligence and the global surge in counterfeit goods. She shares her shock at discovering that AI can imitate her distinctive writing style, raising concerns about identity theft, misinformation, and the erosion of authenticity in the digital age. Adams also examines the staggering economic impact of high-tech counterfeiting, highlighting expert estimates of a half-trillion-dollar industry affecting everything from pharmaceuticals to luxury fashion. The program features a conversation with bestselling author Daniel Silva, who offers insight into his writing process and discusses his latest spy thriller. Throughout the broadcast, Adams delivers a passionate commentary on what she sees as an increasingly counterfeit world, where distinguishing fact from fiction has never been more important.
Transcribe →Our Nation's Founding, NYC's Decline, And Modern Fashion Wiith Joseph Abboud
2w ago00:48:00Tap to summarizeMadame Cindy Adams is back this week, giving her unfiltered analysis on the latest in America. She discusses our nation's founding, the declining state of NYC, and much more. Madame Adams also can't stand how people dress nowadays. She is joined by designer Joseph Abboud to discuss.
Transcribe →Joseph Abboud On Modern Fashion, Wardrobe Advice, and His Career In The Industry
2w ago00:20:54Tap to summarizeMadame Adams can't stand how people dress nowadays. Joining her to discuss that and much more is menswear and fashion designer Joseph Abboud, who discusses his decorated career in fashion and offers wardrobe advice to men.
Transcribe →The Cindy Adams Show: Culture, Politics & the Cost of Modern America
3w ago00:49:23Tap to summarizeIn this episode of The Cindy Adams Show, Madame Adams delivers her cutthroat analysis of modern American culture, the current media landscape, education, and the state of national politics. She weighs in on celebrity culture, social media, and the decline of traditional values before turning her attention to political leadership, New York City's soaring real estate costs, and the nation's economic outlook. Along the way, she mixes in Hollywood gossip, celebrity anecdotes, and entertainment news, including commentary on Jimmy Kimmel, George Stephanopoulos, Pierce Brosnan, and many more. Tune in for the sharp wit, candid opinions, and insider perspective that have defined her career.
Transcribe →Ret. Gen. Jack Keane | 07-12-26
4w ago00:23:21Tap to summarizeGeneral Jack Keane reflects on his transition from a Manhattan Catholic education and Fordham University ROTC to a distinguished thirty-eight-year military career. He attributes his development to the Jesuit emphasis on critical thinking and his early decision to trade a potential business career for the challenges of leading infantry paratroopers. Transitioning to global affairs, Keane identifies a unified strategic threat from the collaboration of China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea, arguing that these nations are exploiting perceived weaknesses in American leadership to reshape the world order. He advocates for credible deterrence through both military capability and the national resolve to use it, drawing parallels to the containment of the Soviet Union. Despite modern political divisions, Keane maintains profound faith in the American people and their historical ability to self-correct and overcome national crises through shared values and discipline.
Transcribe →The Cindy Adams Show | 07-12-26
4w ago00:50:09Tap to summarizeCindy Adams delivers a sharp critique of the perceived moral and intellectual decline of the United States, targeting the rise of superficial influencer culture and the lack of accountability among career politicians. She contrasts these societal frustrations with a structured interview featuring General Jack Keane, who provides a sobering analysis of global security threats posed by a collaborative effort between China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea. Despite his warnings regarding the fragility of international peace, Keane expresses an enduring faith in the American people and the resilience of democratic institutions to correct the nation's course.
Transcribe →The Cindy Adams Show | 07-05-26
Jul 500:56:22Tap to summarizeCindy Adams delivers a spirited and eclectic monologue that celebrates American pluralism while lamenting the decline of modern cultural standards. The program features an extensive interview with former New York Fire Commissioner Sal Cassano, who provides a detailed look at the rigorous training and evolution of the FDNY, including a poignant reflection on the enduring impact of the September 11 attacks. Adams transitions from this tribute to civil servants to a sharp-tongued critique of modern media, accusing periodicals of being obsessed with the deceased while ignoring the living. She concludes with a staunchly patriotic and political commentary, invoking historical figures like Thomas Jefferson to contrast the nation's founding ideals with what she perceives as a rise in contemporary anti-Semitism and academic radicalism.
Transcribe →The Cindy Adams Show | 06-28-26
Jun 2800:51:12Tap to summarizeCindy Adams presents a quintessential blend of New York nostalgia, celebrity gossip, and patriotic reflection as the July 4th holiday approaches. The narrative structure shifts from an impassioned history of the American Revolution and the city's colonial roots to a modern-day critique of shifting social norms and local politics. A central feature of the program is an interview with legendary music executive Clive Davis, which explores the evolution of the record industry and the enduring impact of icons like Whitney Houston.
Transcribe →David Chatfield | 06-21-26
Jun 2100:20:37Tap to summarizeDavid Chatfield discusses the rigorous demands of reaching the PGA Tour, highlighting that the sport requires eternal optimism and the ability to manage constant mistakes. He explains that golf is a unique non-contact sport that can be played for a lifetime, serving as an addictive pursuit where players constantly strive to repeat their rare, perfect shots. The conversation explores the distinction between amateurs and professionals, who compete specifically for money, and touches on the influence of Tiger Woods in transforming golfers into true athletes. Despite the host’s humorous skepticism toward the game, Chatfield emphasizes that mental resilience and the capacity to move past failure are the essential traits of a successful player.
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