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Monterey On Tonight! Appearance
I’m pleased to share that I will be a featured guest on the Monterey On Tonight! television show this Sunday, September 27th, during the 7 PM hour. Host Gary Morris will interview me live beginning at approximately 7:15 PM at the Seaside/Sand City Chamber Building in Seaside, California.
The show reaches viewers throughout Monterey County, Fresno, and beyond, and can be watched in several ways:
Online: www.kmbytv.com
The App: Monterey On Tonight!
Monterey Comcast: Channel 11 (airs the prior Sunday’s show from 3 PM–6 PM)
Monterey Antenna: Channel 27.10
Archived episodes are also available at www.kmbytv.com, and viewership continues to grow, with more than 275,000 total views and an average of 2,000 per show.
I look forward to the conversation and to sharing more about my work with the Monterey community and viewers across California.
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September 21, 2026: On Sept 19 I sat for a radio interview on KSQD with Andrew Shoenberg. More to follow as to when will air!
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August 16, 2026: We the Italians (www.wetheitalians.com), which reaches up to 3000000 Italian Americans, will issue a press release to its followers announcing My Mother's Kitchen.
August 16, 2026-The Italian Sons and Daughters of America (ISAD), orderisda.org, will promote My Mother's Kitchen: The Kitchens of Taylor Street as the feature story in their newsletter, Sunday Supper. Additionally, in future weeks, they will promote it on all of their social media sites.
July 2026 – La Nostra Voce Features My Mother's Kitchen
I am honored that My Mother's Kitchen: The Kitchens of Taylor Street has been reviewed in the July 2026 issue of La Nostra Voce.
Reviewer Pamela D. Dean writes:
"Louis Scalzo has written far more than a memoir....He has written a loving tribute to his family, his neighborhood, and the traditions that shaped both"
I am grateful to Pamela Dean for her thoughtful review and for granting permission to reproduce excerpts from it.