Ralph Gardner Jr. is a journalist who focuses on local stories in the Albany, New York area. He writes for WAMC, Northeast Public Radio, and The Berkshire Eagle, and his work has also appeared in the New York Daily News. Ralph's articles cover a range of topics, from personal experiences and observations to cultural landmarks and outdoor activities in the region.
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Ralph Gardner Jr.'s articles predominantly focus on local interests, including family and relationships, entertainment, and travel. Given his emphasis on review and opinion editorial content, he may be interested in pieces that offer unique perspectives or personal experiences related to local attractions or events. When reaching out to him with pitches for expert commentary or announcements, consider topics related to leisure activities such as swimming, summer relaxation, pool-related events and friendship-oriented gatherings within the Albany area of New York.
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WAMC Northeast Public Radio | By Ralph Gardner Jr.
WAMC Northeast Public Radio | By Ralph Gardner Jr.
Autumn requires that we contribute something to its appreciation. It’s not automatic. And that effort probably tells us more about who we are and what we’re made of than any
By: Ralph Gardner Jr.
I’m a big believer in celebrating your birthday — every birthday. My family harbors the mistaken belief that my lobbying for an annual fete might be proof of an oversize
By: Ralph Gardner Jr.
An evergreen, in journalism, is a story untied to current events. You can run it year after year, sometimes irrespective of the seasons. It’s also a tree that maintains its foliage, hence the name. This column is an evergreen.
WAMC Northeast Public Radio | By Ralph Gardner Jr.
I do everything possible to find a window seat facing the Hudson River on the train to New York City. That wasn’t an option Tuesday afternoon. There wasn’t a window seat to be had let alone one on the river. I ended up sitting opposite two young women in a row with facing seats, mine with my back to the direction the train was traveling. I hate that.
“How about a champagne post mortem dinner here tomorrow?” a friend emailed me election day afternoon. I readily accepted with this caveat. “Let’s just hope that morphine isn’t more applicable.”
The historic Crandell Theatre in Chatham, N.Y., has closed — fortunately not permanently, just for the next year while it undergoes extensive improvements. The Spanish renaissance-style movie house with its pink facade has remained largely unchanged since it opened on Christmas Day in 1926.
WAMC Northeast Public Radio | By Ralph Gardner Jr.
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