# John Richmond

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Mira Coral Bay Unveiled: Affordable Luxury & Multi-Branded Living in Ras Al Khaimah

Morning Drive property news segment with Mario Volpi and Tim Elliott covers Mira Coral Bay by Mira Developments in downtown Ras Al Khaimah. Featuring multi-branded luxury residences—including designs by Trussardi, John Richmond, Dolce & Gabbana Casa, and Jacob & Co—this development offers a serene,…

Ep65: Jim Sandoro - Building the Pierce Arrow Museum

John sits down with Jim Sandoro, founder of the Pierce Arrow Museum in Buffalo, for a conversation that spans nearly seven decades of collecting cars, buildings, and history. Jim traces his obsession back to age three, when he pulled back a tarp in his neighbor's garage and found a Pierce Arrow up …

Ep67: Lisa Smith - Buffalo Zoo, Conservation, and the Accidental CEO

John sits down with Lisa Smith, President and CEO of the Buffalo Zoo - the third oldest zoo in the United States, a 151-year-old institution that has survived two world wars, the Great Depression, and 115 days of Covid closure, all starting from a donated pair of deer in 1875. Lisa spent nearly 30 …

The Savage Carpark Murder Nobody Saw | Penny Bell 1990 Cold Case

In 1991, Penny Bell — a successful businesswoman and devoted mother — was brutally stabbed over 50 times in her car, in broad daylight, just yards from a London swimming pool.  This case remains one of the most disturbing and baffling unsolved murders in UK history. In this *Crimes That Haunt Us* e…

Ep68: Joseph Gramaglia - Retired Buffalo Police Commissioner, Tops, and Leading Through Crisis

John sits down with Joseph Gramaglia, Retired Commissioner of the Buffalo Police Department and President of the Major City Chiefs Association - the organization representing the 70 largest urban police departments in the United States and nine in Canada. Joseph spent his entire career in Buffalo p…

Ep69: Mike Shatzel - Cole’s, Buffalo’s Bar Scene, and 40 Years of Wild Stories

John sits down with Mike Shatzel, second-generation owner of Cole’s and one of the most respected figures in Buffalo’s bar and restaurant industry. Mike grew up busing tables at Cole’s at ten years old, played D3 basketball at Johns Hopkins and the University of Rochester, got an MBA, and came back…

FINAL YEAR OF DRAMA SCHOOL... now what? | The Drama School Podcast

John Richmond is back on The Drama School Podcast with a life update as he starts his third year of drama school. He talks about his goals for his final year of musical theatre training, preparing for professional life, his thoughts on his university assessments and his experience performing with T…

Ep70: Kevin Heffernan - Go Bike Buffalo, Safer Streets, and the Case for a Different City

John sits down with Kevin Heffernan, Executive Director of Go Bike Buffalo, the 16-year-old nonprofit operating community bike workshops, education programs, and a planning and design department that is actively reshaping how Buffalo thinks about its streets. Kevin came up through advertising and c…

Ep71: Matthew DiCamillo - DiCamillo Bakery, a 100-Year Family Business, and the Art of the Turnaround

John sits down with Matthew DiCamillo, fourth-generation co-owner of DiCamillo Bakery in Niagara Falls - one of the most beloved and enduring food brands in Western New York. Matthew’s path to the bakery was anything but direct. He spent a decade as a classical voice major, adjunct professor at Elo…

Ep72: Kyle Zappia - The E.M. Cotter, the World’s Oldest Active Fireboat, Right Here in Buffalo

John sits down with Kyle Zappia, President of the Edward M. Cotter Conservancy. The E.M. Cotter is the oldest active fireboat in the world - built in 1900, docked at 155 Ohio Street since the day it arrived in Buffalo, and still breaking ice and responding to fires on the waterfront today. Kyle ret…