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Dominic Carter Connects With Listeners at Astoria Queens Community Fair Tommorrow (Sunday)

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Why Meeting Listeners Matters: Dominic Carter Visits Astoria, Queens The Power of Community Connections After more than four decades as a journalist, television reporter, radio host, author, and keynote speaker, one thing remains true: The most meaningful part of my work is meeting people. That's why I'm excited to spend time in Astoria, Queens, at the Astoria Summer Jam Community Fair. Community events provide a wonderful opportunity to connect with listeners, readers, parents, grandparents, caregivers, veterans, small business owners, and young people who represent the very best of America. From Foster Care to Broadcasting My own journey began under difficult circumstances. As a young child, I entered foster care before eventually being raised by my grandmother in the Bronx. My mother struggled with severe mental illness, and my father was largely absent from my life. Those experiences shaped my perspective and continue to influence my work today. The...

Dominic Carter on Jimmy Kimmel: “Dead Man Walking” Career-Wise

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Dominic Carter, national journalist and host of The Dominic Carter Show on 77 WABC Radio , has set social media buzzing after calling Jimmy Kimmel a “dead man walking” career-wise. Carter didn’t just stop at criticism. He opened up about a dramatic behind-the-scenes moment from his own career — where he was pressured to apologize on air, and also from following a contract dispute. Carter stood his ground, refusing to bend, even if it meant walking away. This raw honesty is what makes Carter’s voice stand out. Millions listen to him daily, but he’s also a celebrated keynote speaker and the author of the acclaimed memoir No Momma’s Boy . His story is one of resilience, survival, and the refusal to be silenced. 📻 Catch The Dominic Carter Show weekdays at 3PM ET and again at 12AM ET on 770 AM , WABCRadio.com , and the free 77 WABC App . 📖 Order your signed copy of No Momma’s Boy now at DominicCarterOnline.com .