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The Bay Ridge Digest is hosted by James Scully. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 31 episodes.

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The Bay Ridge Digest has published 31 episodes.

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The Bay Ridge Digest regularly covers society, culture. It sits in the society category, with a culture focus.

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The Bay Ridge Digest

Hosted by James Scully · society · EN-US · 31 episodes

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A bi-weekly hyper-local Bay Ridge magazine-style podcast combining everything from culture, restaurant recommendations, history stories, current events, interviews, humor, and human interest.

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What is The Bay Ridge Digest?

The Bay Ridge Digest is a society podcast hosted by James Scully, with 31 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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James Scully hosts The Bay Ridge Digest, a society show with 31 episodes published.

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Episode #20
The Bay Ridge Digest Podcast - EP020: Old Home Week
Aug 12, 20261h 50m
Out now on all podcasting platforms, The Bay Ridge Digest Podcast episode 20. It’s Old Home Week and tonight we’ll visit some of our neighborhood’s most iconic houses and talk with the people who live there. Featured in this episode are these segments: • Stories from the Golden Age of Flagg Court with Marilyn Walters, Jimmy Johnson (@jimmydjohnson), and Christine Walters (@finnmom) • Kayla Santosuosso (@councilmemberkayla) on what her office can help you with • Memories from the August 2003 Blackout • Stories from growing up at the Andrews/Elliot Mansion at with Marco Pirozzi • Harvest season jokes from Freddie Friday (@freddiefridaystoryfuntime) with a PSA for the Itty Bitty Kitty Bay Ridge Cat Rescue (@ittybittykittynybayridge) • Memories of growing up in Bensonhurst with Dr. Mary Elizabeth Micari (@acupuncturemaryelizabethmicari) • Stories from being a new parent with Kayla Santosuosso (@councilmemberkayla) • Todd Fliedner (@todd.fliedner) on what the Bay Ridge Center offers (@bayridgecenter) and how to join • Fourteen August at the Leif Erickson Tavern with Orson Welles • More memories from Flagg Court • Looking ahead to the Harvest Season Subscribe to the Bay Ridge Digest’s Monday Morning roundup email for free at bayridgedigest.com/newsletter-1 and join the more than 3600 people who want more info on everything going on in Bay Ridge. For more info on how to submit a story lead, please go to BayRidgeDigest.com . You can also get in touch by emailing BayRidgeDigest@gmail.com . Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bayridgedigest/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/bayridgedigest
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The Bay Ridge Digest Monday Morning Roundup — Audio Programming Note
Aug 9, 20262 min
Just a quick programming note: There's no audio version of The Bay Ridge Digest Monday Morning Roundup highlights this week because I'm knee deep in putting together The Bay Ridge Digest Podcast episode 20, which will be out this Thursday 8/13. Called "Old Home Week," we'll visit some of our neighborhood's most iconic houses and talk with the people who live there. The Bay Ridge Digest Monday Morning Roundup email will be out tonight around 9:30 like always. If you're note subscribed, please do so for free here — https://www.bayridgedigest.com/newsletter-1 And if you're ready for the spooky season, I've got at least 8 Halloween tours coming this October. For tickets and more info on individual tours please go here — https://linktr.ee/thewallbreakers
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The Bay Ridge Digest Monday Morning Roundup - 08.03.2026
Aug 2, 202614 min
This is The Bay Ridge Digest's Monday Morning Roundup for 07/27/2026. These are the highlights. Subscribe to the free email at BayRidgeDigest.com for the full breath of everything happening in Bay Ridge this week. Know of important stories or events that will be happening this Summer? Please send them to me! My goal is to make this the most jam-packed Bay Ridge email out there. You can submit things to me in the forms at https://bayridgedigest.com/ When you subscribe and open the email, you’ll notice that local businesses have sponsored this email. For one monthly fee your business’ logo can appear in 4-5 monthly emails with a link out to your choice. If this interests you and you want more information, please check out my Media Kit — https://www.bayridgedigest.com/media-kit. Already know you want to become a sponsor? Do so here — Patreon.com/TheBayRidgeDigest.
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Episode #19
The Bay Ridge Digest Podcast - EP019: Easy Living
Jul 29, 20261 hour
Out now on all podcasting platforms, The Bay Ridge Digest Podcast episode 19. Summer rolls on as we highlight local businesses from then and now. Featured in this episode are these segments: • News from Fort Hamilton and Bay Ridge in the post-World War II world • The benefits of acupuncture with Dr. Mary Elizabeth Micari (@acupuncturemaryelizabethmicari) • Jess from The Bookmark Shoppe (@thebookmarkshoppe) with some hyper-local reads • Ness from July of 1956 at Mitchell’s Drive-In • Hyper-local home owning with Rob Burnett (@burnie_re) and Luisa Zapata (@luisa_inbayridge) of Revived Residential • Bay Ridge coffee with Ron Kavral of Latte Da Cafe (@lattedacafes) • Hot summer jokes with Freddie Friday (@freddiefridaystoryfuntime) with a PSA for the Itty Bitty Kitty Bay Ridge Cat Rescue (@ittybittykittynybayridge) • News from July of 1966 on the Verrazzano Bridge • Looking ahead to the harvest season and local old homes Subscribe to the Bay Ridge Digest’s Monday Morning roundup email for free at bayridgedigest.com/newsletter-1 and join the more than three thousand people who want more info on everything going on in Bay Ridge. For more info on how to submit a story lead, please go to BayRidgeDigest.com . You can also get in touch by emailing BayRidgeDigest@gmail.com . Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bayridgedigest/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/bayridgedigest
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The Bay Ridge Digest Monday Morning Roundup - 07.20.2026
Jul 19, 202610 min
This is The Bay Ridge Digest's Monday Morning Roundup for 07/20/2026. These are the highlights. Subscribe to the free email at BayRidgeDigest.com for the full breath of everything happening in Bay Ridge this week. Know of important stories or events that will be happening this Summer? Please send them to me! My goal is to make this the most jam-packed Bay Ridge email out there. You can submit things to me in the forms at https://bayridgedigest.com/ When you subscribe and open the email, you’ll notice that local businesses have sponsored this email. For one monthly fee your business’ logo can appear in 4-5 monthly emails with a link out to your choice. If this interests you and you want more information, please check out my Media Kit — https://www.bayridgedigest.com/media-kit. Already know you want to become a sponsor? Do so here — Patreon.com/TheBayRidgeDigest.
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Alex Clark

Heritage Conservation graduate, Fort Hamilton Distillery

Jimmy Johnson

County Executive/County Mayor, Fentress County

Todd Fliedner

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Kayla Santosuosso

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