The Aron Bender Podcast
Everyone has a story. I get them to tell it.
We found 3 episodes of The Aron Bender Podcast with the tag “respect”.
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Feven Kay: Las Vegas News Anchor, Warrior
October 22nd, 2021 | 1 hr 11 mins
2020, 2021, anxiety, aron bender, arrest, audio, bakersfield, bias, california, coronavirus, covid, covid-19, csun, death, depression, entertainment, faith, fatherhood, forgiveness, frustration, girl dad, god, grief, hard work, identity, instagram, journalism, joy, kids, ktla, las vegas, los angeles, love, mental health, murder, neuter, news, oakland, pandemic, pets, podcast, positivity, ptsd, radio, recovery, religion, respect, self care, self love, sin city, sobriety, struggle, success, therapy, tiktok, trauma, treatment, twitter, widower, wife, youtube, zoom
Aron Bender talks with Las Vegas Fox5 News Anchor Feven Kay. She's a fellow graduate of the journalism program at California State University, Northridge. Earlier this year Feven went from reporting stories to being the story, following her DUI arrest and on-air apology. Prior to moving to Las Vegas she worked in Bakersfield and behind the scenes at KTLA. We talk about growing up in Oakland and Bakersfield, the evolution of her conversations with God, and how her faith helped get her through the most difficult times in her life.
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Kacey Montoya: KTLA Weather Anchor/Reporter, Non-Profit Founder
September 24th, 2021 | 33 mins 49 secs
2020, 2021, animals, anxiety, aron bender, audio, bias, california, cats, coronavirus, covid, covid-19, csun, death, depression, dogs, entertainment, faith, fatherhood, forgiveness, frustration, girl dad, god, golf, grief, hard work, identity, instagram, journalism, joy, kids, ktla, los angeles, love, mental health, neuter, news, oregon, palm springs, pandemic, pets, podcast, portland, positivity, ptsd, radio, recovery, religion, rescues, respect, self care, self love, sobriety, spay, struggle, success, therapy, tiktok, trauma, treatment, twitter, weather, west virginia, widower, wife, youtube, zoom
Aron Bender talks with KTLA reporter and weather anchor Kacey Montoya. She's a fellow graduate of the journalism program at Cal State Northridge. Kacey's criss-crossed the country in pursuit of this dream job in Southern California -- including stops in West Virginia, Palm Springs and Portland, Oregon. She has used her celebrity to start a non-profit that pays for spaying and neutering — and Fix'n Fidos has its first-ever golf tournament October 17th that I’m playing in! Come join us!
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Fritz Coleman: Iconic Weatherman, Comedian, Navy Veteran
September 16th, 2021 | 28 mins 24 secs
2020, 2021, anxiety, aron bender, audio, bias, buffalo, california, comedy, coronavirus, covid, covid-19, death, depression, entertainment, faith, fatherhood, forgiveness, frustration, girl dad, god, grief, hard work, identity, instagram, journalism, joy, kids, los angeles, love, mental health, navy, nbc, news, pandemic, philadelphia, podcast, positivity, ptsd, radio, recovery, religion, respect, retirement, salem college, self care, self love, sobriety, standup comedy, struggle, success, temple university, therapy, tiktok, trauma, treatment, twitter, weather, west virginia, widower, wife, youtube, zoom
Aron Bender talks with Fritz Coleman, who spent nearly 40 years doing the weather on NBC 4. In addition to continuing his decades-long run as a stand-up comic he’s also the co-host of the Media Path Podcast. Fritz joined Channel 4 in 1982 after being discovered while doing stand-up comedy. He grew up in the Philadelphia area, went to Temple University in Phillie and Salem College in West Virginia, studying radio, TV and film. He used that education while in the US Navy. In this episode we talk about how joining the Navy instantly earned him his father's respect. During his FM DJ days in Buffalo Fritz tried comedy at an open mic night, and was hooked! A little while later he picked up and drove out to Los Angeles to pursue his stand-up career, and he stumbled into his iconic weatherman role on NBC 4! His popularity exploded in the 1980's during a marketing campaign for his forecasts, "Fritz said it would be like this!" But he didn't forget about comedy. He was on The Tonight Show several times, and still performs on stage.