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Great Neck

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Nov 6, 2026

Bob BaileySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:54
According to Mr. Gillis, Iron Mike Murphy didn't know that Minkar was missing, so it was going to be interesting to see his reactions when we told him.
Bob BaileySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:03
The Murphy home was spread across a couple of acres near Great Neck, a main house with a large two-story brick affair with a tack-room, swimming pool, and the kennels behind it.
Bob BaileySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:12
For I and Mike pursued his hobby of raising Pekingese dogs.
Bob BaileySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:15
He found Murphy at the camera.
J.S. GoldGUEST
54:15
I love lawyers and doctors and all that our community has achieved.
J.S. GoldGUEST
54:22
I teach in Great Neck, and Great Neck is this wonderful community of Jewish people.
J.S. GoldGUEST
54:26
A lot of Persians.
J.S. GoldGUEST
54:27
A lot of Persians, Jews, a lot of our Mizrahi brothers and sisters, yes.
Mike GrahamHOST
54:01
Why?
Lewis SchafferHOST
54:02
Temple Beth-El in Great Neck.
Mike GrahamHOST
54:03
Why?
Lewis SchafferHOST
54:04
Because every one of these pieces of paper has a memory for me.
Anthony CodispotiHOST
0:37
In six years, that firm grew from scratch into a practice managing more than $600 million founders, business owners, and executives.
Anthony CodispotiHOST
0:47
Philip G. Palumbo is the founder, CEO, and chief investment officer of Palumbo Wealth Management, a boutique wealth management firm based in Great Neck, New York.
Anthony CodispotiHOST
0:57
He is a certified financial planner and certified exit planning advisor, registered to practice in 16 states.
Anthony CodispotiHOST
1:04
Phil is also the author of Make Work Optional and a regular contributor to CNBC and Bloomberg and hosts his own podcast, The Palumbo Podcast.
Rachel BenchimolHOST
22:04
I know I gave it when I spoke on Facebook.
Rachel BenchimolHOST
22:10
When I spoke by the judge in Great Neck, I said it.
Rachel BenchimolHOST
22:14
Somebody asked me, she asked me, because we're talking, I was talking about a story of my life, which was very interesting.
Rachel BenchimolHOST
22:22
And in the end of the class, she asked me, Rachel, how do you do it all? And I said, A, I don't.
Yosef MizrachiHOST
82:15
They don't do it here in Main Street or in Fresh Meadows.
Yosef MizrachiHOST
82:19
They don't do it in Great Neck, they don't do it here, they don't do it in Brooklyn so much.
Yosef MizrachiHOST
82:23
Yeah, here and there, there's some crumbs.
Yosef MizrachiHOST
82:26
But all the sins of New York State are all done almost in Manhattan.
Irene KoegelGUEST
8:48
Yeah.
Irene KoegelGUEST
8:49
When I grew up in Great Neck.
Irene KoegelGUEST
8:51
So, you know, talking about sex or I mean, that was probably my reputation.
Irene KoegelGUEST
8:55
So I really didn't want to talk about.

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Irene KoegelGUEST
32:00
There was a guy who I was supposed to be set up with when I moved to D.C.
Irene KoegelGUEST
32:03
He ended up owning a bunch of optical stores.
Irene KoegelGUEST
32:08
and Jewish doctor from Great Neck and I could never find him.
Irene KoegelGUEST
32:13
And then I met your dad and your dad and I went to his eye doctor's appointment and we were going to see his eye doctor and he said, oh, we're going to see Dr. So-and-so.
Elly MolinaGUEST
18:59
And I spend a lot of time in my head and in other people's heads.
Elly MolinaGUEST
19:03
And so I also went down a path during my years of being an aromatherapist and having an aromatherapy shop in Great Neck, New York.
Elly MolinaGUEST
19:13
And it was the first aromatherapy shop in Western Nassau County, okay? so when I get really stressed out too much mental stuff I start doing my magic and that means blends and all kinds of fun things all right so it was in May that I was like sitting on my head was like oh this book that I'm writing it's just too much there's too much thinking I need to do something fun so I pulled all my recipes together and and created this book, which I just published in June, which is called Zauberkraft.
Elly MolinaGUEST
19:49
Zauber means magic in German, but the difference, the language is that this is powerful magic.
Tyler AllenHOST
37:01
Where did you play your high school football?
Quinn EarlyGUEST
37:03
So I grew up in Great Neck, New York, which is on Long Island,
Bill BlankHOST
37:07
and
Quinn EarlyGUEST
37:08
I went to a high school where it was mostly all the kids went to Harvard and Yale and Princeton and all that stuff.
Brandon SchexneiderHOST
1:02
My name is Brandon Schechsneider, and you are listening to Fear Daily.
speaker_1NARRATOR
1:19
From the ages of 11 to 14, I used to have to spend summers at my aunt's house in Great Neck.
Brandon SchexneiderHOST
1:40
It wasn't by choice, not that kids that age get a whole lot of choice in how their affairs are managed.
Brandon SchexneiderHOST
1:46
My mom looked after me for the rest of the year while working full-time, so I guess she figured it was a way for her to get a little time off without having to take me out of school.
Brandon SchexneiderHOST
2:57
They had a beautiful house across from Plum Point with big windows that looked out over the water.
Brandon SchexneiderHOST
3:05
Sometimes at night, the three of us would all just sit there in the living room with lights off, Aunt Amy playing David's favorite songs on the piano while outside snowflakes blanketed the bay.
Brandon SchexneiderHOST
3:21
This past Christmas, we got a call from the Great Neck Police to let us know that Aunt Amy had passed.
Brandon SchexneiderHOST
3:29
The piano had been a focal point of her life, so I suppose it's only fitting she died sitting there, her hands resting on the polished ivory keys.

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