Learn more about the the Western New York Land Conservancy -- an accredited regional, not-for-profit land trust that works with landowners, municipalities, and other organizations to help them conserve their most cherished natural areas and working farms. Our guest is Executive Director Marisa Riggi.

Learn more about the the Western New York Land Conservancy -- an accredited regional, not-for-profit land trust that works with landowners, municipalities, and other organizations to help them conserve their most cherished natural areas and working farms. Our guest is Executive Director Marisa Riggi.

716 Together is a weekly audio town hall designed to inform, inspire and empower our community on the social, economic and health issues that affect Buffalo and Western New York. Hosted by personalities from 103.3 The Edge, Classic Hits 104.1 and 97 Rock, join us for new episodes every week featuring engaging conversation with a wide scope of local leaders addressing the most relevant topic of the day.

 

716 Together is a weekly audio town hall designed to inform, inspire and empower our community on the social, economic and health issues that affect Buffalo and Western New York. Hosted by personalities from 103.3 The Edge, Classic Hits 104.1 and 97 Rock, join us for new episodes every week featuring engaging conversation with a wide scope of local leaders addressing the most relevant topic of the day.
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716 Together

716 Together: WNY Land Conservancy (12-7-25)

On this episode of 716 Together, host Tammie Lee Demler sits down with Dr. Michael Merrill to unpack a major new JAMA study examining cannabis use among adolescents. Together, they explore how marijuana—especially today’s high‑potency products—may increase teens’ long‑term risk for psychosis, bipolar disorder, depression, and anxiety. Dr. Merrill breaks down brain development, the endocannabinoid system, common misconceptions, and the challenges parents face in recognizing and addressing substance use. The conversation also touches on cultural attitudes, honesty in healthcare, and practical guidance for families seeking support. A thoughtful, accessible look at what every parent and caregiver should know.

On this episode of 716 Together, host Tammie Lee Demler sits down with Dr. Michael Merrill to unpack a major new JAMA study examining cannabis use among adolescents. Together, they explore how marijuana&mdash;especially today&rsquo;s high‑potency products&mdash;may increase teens&rsquo; long‑term risk for psychosis, bipolar disorder, depression, and anxiety. Dr. Merrill breaks down brain development, the endocannabinoid system, common misconceptions, and the challenges parents face in recognizing and addressing substance use. The conversation also touches on cultural attitudes, honesty in healthcare, and practical guidance for families seeking support. A thoughtful, accessible look at what every parent and caregiver should know.

716 Together: Cannabis Use Among Adolescents with Dr. Michael Merrill (3-8-26)

On this episode of 716 Together, host Tammy Lee Demler welcomes community advocate Willie Price for a lively and informative Black History Month quiz and conversation. Together, they explore Buffalo’s deep Black history—from Freedom Park’s role in the Underground Railroad to Aretha Franklin’s childhood summers spent in the Queen City. Willie shares insights on Juneteenth’s origins, Buffalo’s own 50‑year Juneteenth celebration, and the significance of local landmarks like the Michigan Street Baptist Church and the African American Heritage Corridor. With storytelling, local pride, and plenty of laughs, this episode highlights the people, places, and traditions that continue to shape Buffalo’s cultural legacy.

On this episode of 716 Together, host Tammy Lee Demler welcomes community advocate Willie Price for a lively and informative Black History Month quiz and conversation. Together, they explore Buffalo&rsquo;s deep Black history&mdash;from Freedom Park&rsquo;s role in the Underground Railroad to Aretha Franklin&rsquo;s childhood summers spent in the Queen City. Willie shares insights on Juneteenth&rsquo;s origins, Buffalo&rsquo;s own 50‑year Juneteenth celebration, and the significance of local landmarks like the Michigan Street Baptist Church and the African American Heritage Corridor. With storytelling, local pride, and plenty of laughs, this episode highlights the people, places, and traditions that continue to shape Buffalo&rsquo;s cultural legacy.

716 Together: Black History with Willie Price (3-1-26)

Host Tammie Lee Demler welcomes Spencer Morgan, Executive Director of the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site, for a fascinating look at one of Buffalo’s most nationally significant landmarks. Morgan shares the story of Theodore Roosevelt’s 1901 inauguration at the Ansley Wilcox House following President McKinley’s assassination and explains how the site brings history to life through immersive tours, interactive exhibits, and civic engagement programming. The episode also highlights upcoming events tied to America 250 and the 125th anniversary of the Pan‑American Exposition, underscoring Buffalo’s enduring role in shaping American history and leadership.

Host Tammie Lee Demler welcomes Spencer Morgan, Executive Director of the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site, for a fascinating look at one of Buffalo&rsquo;s most nationally significant landmarks. Morgan shares the story of Theodore Roosevelt&rsquo;s 1901 inauguration at the Ansley Wilcox House following President McKinley&rsquo;s assassination and explains how the site brings history to life through immersive tours, interactive exhibits, and civic engagement programming. The episode also highlights upcoming events tied to America 250 and the 125th anniversary of the Pan‑American Exposition, underscoring Buffalo&rsquo;s enduring role in shaping American history and leadership.

716 Together: Theodore Roosevelt’s Unexpected Inauguration and Buffalo’s National Legacy (2-15-26)

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716 Together: WNY Land Conservancy (12-7-25)

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