Please join us virtually on Thursday, October 29th at 7 PM when Vincent Pasculli sits down with Stuart Chirichella for our next episode of Hoboken Talks! This online program will be livestreamed on YouTube and Facebook.

Born in September 1969, Vincent Pasculli grew up in the heart of old-school Hoboken, back when everybody knew everybody, the streets were your playground, and your mother knew what you did wrong before you even got home!

The son of Victoria Giancaspro and Vincent Pasculli, he was raised in a loving Italian-American family whose roots trace back to Molfetta, Italy. Family, tradition, hard work, and Sunday dinners were a way of life.

Vincent attended St. Francis Grammar School and St. Francis Church on Jefferson Street, but some of his greatest lessons came from the colorful characters and unforgettable streets of Hoboken. Those experiences gave him lifelong friendships, strong working-class values, and a sense of humor that only a true Hoboken kid could appreciate.

After 38 years with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, primarily as a bridge painter, Vincent recently retired. He now enjoys traveling, rocking out to the mighty Van Halen, and cheering on his beloved Giants and Rangers — two teams that have certainly tested his patience!

A passionate Giants fan, Vincent is also the proud host of the world-renowned D2 Tailgate, a legendary gathering at Giants home games where great food, lifelong friendships, laughter, and good old-fashioned Jersey hospitality are always on the menu!

He is happily married to his wife, Lisa, and shares his home with Baxter, a celebrity Shih Tzu who thinks he’s the real head of the household.

Vincent is also the co-author, alongside Elizabeth Barry, of George, The Art of Crossing, a book he is proud to share.

Although Hoboken has changed over the years, his love for the city and its people remains as strong as ever. Because you can take the boy out of Hoboken, but you’ll never take Hoboken out of the boy!

Please tune in on October 29th!