A freelance writer based in Long Island, New York, Paul Wolfle contributes numerous articles to the social-journalism sites Examiner.com and Suite101.com, primarily focusing on the arts.

At Examiner.com, Paul Wolfle serves as the Nassau Coliseum Examiner, keeping Long Island residents up to date on concerts and events at the popular Uniondale, New York, arena. Some of the recent topics Paul Wolfle has covered in this capacity include a commentary about a new gambling casino, a 1984 Hasidic wedding at the Coliseum that played host to over 20,000 guests, and potential plans for reconstruction of the Nassau Coliseum arena. Paul Wolfle has also written about concerts at the stadium, discussing a Thanksgiving show for local artists and a performance by Fergie of the Black Eyed Peas. In March 2010, Paul Wolfle was recognized as a winner of Examiner.com’s Madness in March contest, designed to reward contributors for quality articles submitted to the site on a regular basis. For Suite101.com, Paul Wolfle focuses on his love of classic blues music, writing articles on blues greats like Muddy Waters, Bo Diddley, and Willie Dixon.
An aficionado of vintage electric and acoustic blues, Paul Wolfle enjoys playing classic slide-guitar songs on his National Steel Resonator. When he isn’t writing or playing music, Paul Wolfle can be found in the kitchen, where he enjoys cooking with organic ingredients. He has also volunteered with the Literacy Nassau Project at their UnScrabble event and with a craft beer festival philanthropy fundraiser. A graduate of Hofstra University, where he received a bachelor’s degree in Economics and Art History, Paul Wolfle is a charitable contributor to Hillside Family Agencies and the Grenville Baker Boys and Girls Club.