Listen Now

The Supreme Court Monday ruled the 1992 Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act was unconstitutional, paving the way to allow legal wagering on professional and collegiate athletics at New Jersey’s casinos and racetracks. But what does it mean for the Altantic City and the state of the New Jersey, Sports Editor Nicholas Huba and Casino reporter David Danzis discuss its impact.

The much-anticipated opening of two new casino-hotels is getting closer. Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City and Ocean Resort Casino have both announced that June 28 will be the day to open the doors to the public. On this week's Atlantic City Story podcast, staff writers David Danzis and Erin Serpico discuss the big day, and you'll hear a little bit from Mayor Frank Gilliam and Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver at the State of the City.

On this episode, we discuss what it takes for a university to immerse itself into a city when moving into a new neighborhood. We hear from Claire Abernathy, assistant professor of political science and faculty co-chair of Stockton's Political Engagement Project, who talks about the university's preparation and the goals of the project's recent Engage Atlantic City series. Later in the show, we talk to university students and specialists who plan to live on the Atlantic City campus next fall and find out what their expectations are.

On this week’s Atlantic City Story podcast, staff writers Erin Serpico and David Danzis discuss the Hard Rock announcement, as well as the the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority approving funding for the 2019 Miss America Competition, and Gov. Phil Murphy announcing the removal of the state designee.

Decreasing violent crime with a new model by Buzz Keough | The Press of Atlantic City

On this week's show Erin Serpico, Nicholas Huba and David Danzis discuss the changes at the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority and the opening of the Bourbon Room.

There's an Atlantic City voice behind NFL Films; plus the return of the UFC by Buzz Keough | The Press of Atlantic City

On this week show Buzz Keough and Nicholas Huba talk to former Disney executive Anthony Gaud about what the city and the casino industry have to do to change the resort.