Space Coast Podcast Network

Send us a textChef Christopher Morales shares his culinary journey from restaurant kitchens to reality TV stardom on NBC's Yes Chef and his current work as a private chef for ultra-wealthy clients in the Hamptons. His candid conversation reveals the personal transformation that came through sobriety and how it launched his career to new heights.• Former restaurant chef who has transitioned to private chef work• Competed on NBC's Yes Chef alongside Martha Stewart and José Andrés• Advocates for sobriety in the restaurant industry after personal struggles with alcoholism• Discusses the challenges of being a chef in relationships due to unconventional schedules• Served as a judge for Battle Bros Tacos and Treats competition in Brevard County• Shares behind-the-scenes insights from Yes Chef including bond formed with competitors• Describes private chef work for ultra-high-net-worth clients paying $700-1500 per day• Credits sobriety with his Instagram success and television opportunities• Now offers private dinners, cooking classes, and custom culinary experiencesFor private dinner inquiries or cooking classes, visit tastebychefchristopher.com or find him on Instagram @0ui.chefSupport the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcastSponsor this show Want to watch our shows? https://youtube.com/@spacecoastpodcast

Send us a textMeet Ricky, the familiar friendly face who's been pouring perfect pints at Intercoastal Brewery for years, now making waves in the local food scene with his artisanal hot sauce brand, Tu Madres. This episode takes you behind the label to discover how a casual conversation about selling homemade salsa transformed into a thriving local business with distribution across Brevard County.What started as a simple side hustle quickly evolved when Ricky's business partner Angelina stepped in to formalize the venture. Together, they've created a hot sauce that stands out in a crowded market by focusing on fresh, local ingredients without artificial preservatives or stabilizers. Their flagship carrot habanero sauce delivers a perfect balance of heat and flavor that enhances rather than overwhelms food—from morning eggs to seafood to tacos from the local Mexican market.The conversation delves into broader food trends as Ricky and host Jesse Hall discuss how consumer preferences are shifting toward cleaner ingredients and more authentic flavors. They explore the evolution of hot sauce culture from pure novelty "challenge" products to more sophisticated, flavor-forward offerings. The episode also reveals Ricky's upcoming projects, including a bacon-infused chipotle sauce debuting at the Bacon Beer Bash and his creative ventures beyond the culinary world—a found footage horror film he's producing with local talent in the EGAD district.Whether you're a hot sauce aficionado, a supporter of local businesses, or simply someone who appreciates the creative spirit of the Space Coast, this episode offers a flavorful journey through one entrepreneur's passion project. Find Two Madres at local retailers including Thrive Local, Pineapples, Urban Prime, and Forgotten Block Butcher Shop, or follow them on Instagram @321tumadres to discover where they'll pop up next.Support the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcastSponsor this show Want to watch our shows? https://youtube.com/@spacecoastpodcast

Send us a textA hilarious dive into travel attire and its ongoing debate. We laugh, share opinions about airport fashion, and discuss the complexities of dating at mid-life, exploring truths about emotional readiness and connection.• Critique of airport fashion and the rise of pajamas • Personal experiences and humorous takes on travel attire • Discussion on the complex world of dating after 50 • Insights into honesty and emotional availability in relationships • Reflections on generating quality listener engagement and feedback Support the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcastSponsor this show Want to watch our shows? https://youtube.com/@spacecoastpodcast

Send us a textCan a child truly be a "triple threat" in the entertainment industry? Join us as we sit down with the remarkable Ella Grace and her mom, Lee, to explore this very question. From starring in commercials before hitting preschool to being a face of a Disney campaign, Ella's journey is nothing short of inspirational. We chat about her pursuits in fine art, ballroom dancing, and songwriting, alongside the challenges of maintaining a balanced life amidst the thrill of show business. Lee gives us a heartfelt glimpse into the early days of Ella's passion for performance and the pivotal role of a supportive family in navigating the spotlight.Our conversation ventures into the vibrant world of entertainment, uncovering what fuels Ella's aspiration to grace Broadway and collaborate with Disney. Inspired by icons like Zendaya, she shares her dreams of becoming a versatile performer while balancing other interests such as aerial silks and fashion design. We also highlight the importance of maintaining authenticity and managing public attention as a young actor, discussing the value of tools like IMDb in showcasing one's career and the evolving role of social media as a digital scrapbook. With Ella's infectious enthusiasm and wisdom beyond her years, we celebrate the joy of creativity and the excitement of following diverse dreams.In a charming twist, the episode offers a peek into the unique lifestyle of a homeschooled sixth-grader immersed in the entertainment world. Ella opens up about her flexible education through Florida Virtual School, allowing for seamless travel to auditions and acting gigs. Her stories about fast-paced adventures, such as a whirlwind trip to California, provide a candid look at the life of a young star. Alongside these tales, we explore the grounding influence of family and the importance of nurturing passions outside the entertainment industry, from rock climbing to envisioning a future in animal care. Join us for an engaging discussion that celebrates the multidimensional nature of talent and the beautiful blend of youthful dreams with the wisdom of experience.Support the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcastSponsor this show Want to watch our shows? https://youtube.com/@spacecoastpodcast

Send us a textCan men and women ever just be friends, or is there always something more lurking beneath the surface? Gia and Joey kick off "Unfiltered and Unafraid" by exploring this intriguing question, all sparked by a serendipitous TikTok encounter. With a unique blend of Joey's seasoned insights and Gia's lively energy, we dive into our personal stories, from Joey's attempt at a redneck alter ego to Gia's sandwich-making prowess. Our chemistry is palpable, and we want to share that with our listeners, especially those over 50, as we laugh and learn through genuine conversations.Our debut episode doesn't shy away from tackling stereotypes and societal norms with a humorous twist. From the 'crazy' antics of both genders to the evolving roles in the adult film industry, no topic is too taboo. We even muse about quirky OnlyFans content and our own TikTok adventures, whether it's misunderstanding innuendos or riding unexpected viral waves. It's a tapestry of laughter, personal insights, and the quest to grow our online presence while keeping things fun and authentic.Dating tips for those navigating the choppy waters of relationships post-50 are also on our agenda. With insights from Marnie Zhang Catalaro and Tiana Zhang of My Mindful Match, we chat about setting boundaries, the art of not oversharing, and maintaining authenticity in the dating world. From debating fashion faux pas, like wearing Crocs on a date, to more serious themes like self-care and communication, we explore what it means to truly connect with someone new. We wrap up our episode with heartfelt thanks to our guests and supporters, eager to continue this candid journey with you across TikTok and beyond.Support the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcastSponsor this show Want to watch our shows? https://youtube.com/@spacecoastpodcast

Is your spiritual readiness up to par for Jesus' return? This episode tackles the profound concepts of the Bride of Christ and the rapture, starting with an exploration of the biblical parable of the ten virgins. We'll uncover the critical importance of having the Holy Spirit to be truly rapture-ready, distinguishing this from just being a Christian. Drawing insightful parallels to Noah's unwavering faith and obedience, we emphasize the necessity of heeding divine warnings and being spiritually prepared to be part of the rapture.We then turn our focus to the enigmatic two witnesses from Revelation 11, speculating on their modern-day identities and the transformative impact they will have. The conversation also dives into the complex interplay of religion and politics in America, questioning the separation of church and state and pondering the potential rise of a female pastor in a significant political role. This episode underscores the essential need to be born again and filled with the Holy Spirit to navigate the end times.To wrap up, we reflect on a life-altering near-death experience that reshaped one individual's faith journey and the crucial role of biblical knowledge in raising children and guiding future leaders. We delve into the spiritual dimensions of Donald Trump's political journey, suggesting a divine calling behind his actions, and contemplate the impact of having a Holy Spirit-led leader in turbulent times. Concluding with a heartfelt prayer, we encourage listeners to fully embrace their faith, seek divine guidance, and overcome life's challenges through the power of the Holy Spirit.Support the Show.Follow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcastSponsor this show Want to watch our shows? https://youtube.com/@spacecoastpodcast

Wondering how a beauty queen and a dedicated mother combines both worlds to champion a cause close to her heart? Reigning Miss Universe TCP Melissa Parker joins us to share her personal journey of resilience and advocacy, inspired by her son Brendan's autism diagnosis. From founding the Parker Foundation for Autism to initiating inclusive and free programs for children, Melissa's story is a testament to the power of community involvement and the impact of creating safe, nurturing environments for those on the spectrum. Ever found yourself trembling at the thought of public speaking? Melissa did too, but her path through pageantry and professional growth helped her conquer those fears. Dive into her transformative journey from aspiring fashion designer to a compassionate nurse, all while supporting her family's battles, including her father-in-law's fight against brain cancer and her daughter's challenges as a cheerleader with a broken foot. Melissa's tale of continuous learning and self-reinvention is packed with inspiration for anyone seeking to overcome social anxiety and achieve personal growth.Families dealing with autism face unique stressors, and Melissa Parker offers practical, empathetic advice on how to support them. From managing sensory overload to organizing community events like the "Be a Buddy 5K," Melissa emphasizes the importance of kindness and mutual support. Plus, we explore her passion for art and community activities, including turning the Kiwi Tennis Club into an adaptive sports center. This episode is a compelling reminder of how interconnected our community efforts are in making a positive impact on the lives of those affected by autism.Support the Show.Follow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcastSponsor this show Want to watch our shows? https://youtube.com/@spacecoastpodcast

How can you navigate the turbulent waters of the real estate market and come out on top? Find out as we unpack the resilience and emerging trends in new construction homes. Despite fluctuating interest rates, the market remains resilient, with new builds offering cost-effectiveness, reduced insurance and utility expenses, and fewer headaches over maintenance. We'll explore the advantages of buying new construction, from builder incentives and energy-efficient features to smart home amenities. Discover how the market dynamics have shifted to favor buyers, with sellers more willing than ever to offer concessions. Plus, we'll shine a spotlight on Adams Homes in Palm Bay, detailing their diverse array of customizable models and features.Ever wondered why your insurance premiums keep rising? Chelsy Johnson from Florida Best Quote joins us to demystify the complexities of the insurance landscape, particularly in litigious states. Chelsy's two decades of experience shed light on the real culprits: exorbitant legal fees and a litigious climate driving up costs. Learn about the role of state-owned carriers like Citizens and the stipulations that come with them. Chelsy shares actionable tips for securing the best rates, from the benefits of masonry homes to the critical importance of wind mitigation credits. This episode arms you with the knowledge to make informed real estate and insurance decisions, ensuring you're ahead of the curve in today's market.Support the Show.Follow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcastSponsor this show Want to watch our shows? https://youtube.com/@spacecoastpodcast

Ever wondered what it's like to merge the rawness of metal with the steady vibes of Brevard? Tanner and Ryan, the metal core rockers, invite us into their world, where the guttural growls meet the ocean's roar. They take us on a journey through their heavy influences, sharing tales of how bands like Bring Me The Horizon and Underoath helped carve their unique sound. But it's not just about the music; these Melbourne rockers also offer up a slice of their lives, from their hydration quirks to the technicalities of perfecting a vocal growl that could shake the sand off any beachsider.Strap in for a rollercoaster of emotions as Tanner and Ryan open up about the complexities of maintaining a band that feels more like a family. They reflect on their beginnings, the highs and lows of band dynamics, and how personality compatibility is just as crucial as musical synergy. As we navigate the waves of their creative process, we get a glimpse into their recent collaborative approach to songwriting, diving into themes of relationships gone sour and personal turmoil amidst the backdrop of a global pandemic.But it's not all heavy riffs and heartache; we also explore the balancing act of modern musicianship. From teaching music to composing for video games, and even making Uber Eats deliveries, one band member shares his hustle to keep the dream alive. Even when venturing into side projects like 'Car Crash Victims' and 'Mechanical Canine,' the duo emphasizes the anchor that is their main project, SIKE!. They reveal the secret to their enduring partnership and tease us with a wild concert tale that proves life in a band is anything but predictable. Join us for this no-holds-barred session that's as much about the music as it is about the musicians behind it.Support the Show.Follow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcastSponsor this show Want to watch our shows? https://youtube.com/@spacecoastpodcast

From the hallowed pews of her childhood church to the spotlight as Brevard's jazz sensation, Kristen Warren's voice has been a beacon for the soulful and the sincere. Our latest episode is a melody of memories and milestones, with Kristen recounting the evolution of her harmonious journey. She takes us through her formative years, her ascent into the realm of jazz,  her poignant portrayal of Billie Holiday, and her recent opportunity to take part in the prestigious TED talk. It's an inspiring narrative that underscores her dedication to her craft and to elevating the voices of her fellow artists.As we navigate the syncopated rhythms of Kristen's experiences, we wander the vibrant jazz clubs of London, feel the pulsing heartbeat of New York City's music scene, and take a roadtrip with her on the big stage in Nashville. These cities, each a canvas for the artist's soul, have left their indelible marks on Kristen's life and work. We also tackle the realities of gigging and the nuances of today's music production, revealing the sheer joy found in the live connection between an artist and their audience. Kristen's stories echo the sentiments of musicians worldwide, painting a vivid picture of life on and off stage.In a heartfelt note, we address the profound personal impact of autism and the vital role of creativity as a sanctuary during challenging times. The release of the song "Yellow," inspired by the joy observed in a child with autism, becomes a beacon for awareness and compassion. This episode is a tribute to the resilience of the human spirit, the unspoken language of music, and the supportive embrace of community. Join us as we celebrate the harmony of shared stories and hint at the melodic dialogues that await in future episodes.Support the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcastSponsor this show Want to watch our shows? https://youtube.com/@spacecoastpodcast

As the radio waves marry the beats of our hearts, Steve Keller's voice resonates with the experiences of a lifetime in music and broadcasting. In the cozy corners of college radio where he began, Steve rose through the ranks to become an influential figure at SUNY's first station, intertwining his love for music with a skill for managing talent. From rubbing shoulders with legends like James Brown to the digital transformation of radio, Steve's tale is not just a nostalgic trip down memory lane—it's a symphony of adaptations and innovations that keep his passion for a global audience alive through Keller Radio and his beloved band, Best Supporting Actor.The tune takes a somber yet inspiring turn as Steve opens up about his dance with mortality, sharing a narrative that could've ended mid-note during a Best Supporting Actor performance. The aftermath of his heart attack, the installation of a pacemaker, and a continued battle with heart health have reframed Steve's existence, leading to a rhythm that's both cautious and celebratory. His resilience reverberates in every word, echoing his dedication to local music as a contributor to Brevard Live magazine and as a fervent advocate for bands that color our community with their melodies.Finally, we crescendo to the meticulous orchestration of the Eau Gallie Arts District (EGAD) music festival revival. With Steve at the helm, we're given a backstage pass to the challenges and triumphs involved in resurrecting this cultural cornerstone. Weaving tales of logistical feats and the electric atmosphere of a festival reborn, Steve celebrates the undeniable impact these gatherings have on the local arts scene. His experiences with WFIT and mentorship of emerging talents underscore the episode's theme of passion and perseverance, a harmonious duet that defines not just a festival or a radio career, but a life well-lived in music.Support the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcastSponsor this show Want to watch our shows? https://youtube.com/@spacecoastpodcast

Discover the power of virtual connections as we unravel the secrets to thriving in a digitized business world with social media guru Kim Dickerson and marketing maven Sascha Lee. This episode takes you behind the chamber doors, revealing how networking and community support fuel business growth. Tap into their journey from the Cocoa Beach Chamber of Commerce to the vast landscape of online marketing, and be inspired by their success stories that highlight the vital role of relationships and resourcefulness in the business arena.Get ready to transform your website's traffic into treasure, because we're not just generating clicks—we're converting them! I'll take you through the ins and outs of creating a user-friendly experience that doesn't just attract customers but keeps them coming back for more. Plus, we'll delve into the local business community's spirit of mentorship, showcasing how collaboration and regular chamber events can elevate your professional game.Strap in for a techno-centric ride as we navigate the waves of the metaverse, discussing how this new realm offers untapped potential for entrepreneurs. From virtual real estate to networking with introverts, this episode is your gateway to understanding the digital shift that's redefining society. Join us and embrace the challenge of keeping pace with technology, ensuring your business is not just surviving, but thriving in the age of innovation.Support the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcastSponsor this show Want to watch our shows? https://youtube.com/@spacecoastpodcast

As a child, Jamie Engel devoured Shel Silverstein's poetry and reveled in the adventures of Mary Poppins, her imagination a garden where stories grew wild and untamed. Now an accomplished screenwriter, novelist, and producer, Jamie joins us to share her evolution from fan fiction aficionado to master of the dramatic cliffhanger. Her journey is one of unexpected twists, including an impromptu dance with romance genres and the creation of 'Just Jake', a project that pirouetted from screenplay to novel with the grace of a seasoned storyteller. Strap in for a ride through the vibrant corridors of Jamie's mind, where the supernatural becomes the norm, and each page turned is a step deeper into her enthralling world.If you've ever wondered what it's like to transition from the quiet introspection of novel writing to the collaborative cacophony of filmmaking, Jamie's tale lights the way. We'll explore the nuances of breathing life into a screenplay and the thrill of seeing it reborn as a full-bodied novel, with Jamie's perspective as the guiding star. The conversation whirls from her self-publishing hustle to Broadway dreams of bringing a "Back to the Future" musical into the future,  and the glitzy aspirations of Hollywood. You'll walk away from this episode with the infectious desire to chase your own dreams, whether they lie on the streets of New York City or within the flickering lights of a silver screen.Support the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcastSponsor this show Want to watch our shows? https://youtube.com/@spacecoastpodcast

When Tracey Hnat decided to homeschool her daughter Nilah Lois, little did she know it would become a harmonious journey of creativity and learning. Their story isn't just about textbooks and grades; it's a melody of educational freedom and artistic expression that we unwrap in our latest episode. Tracey and Nilah share their experiences with non-traditional schooling methods, the nuances of online education, and the vibrant fusion of music and language learning that has become a hallmark of their lives. We delve into Tracey's own musical past and how it has influenced Nilah's diverse creative endeavors, all while exploring the local music scene and their teaching gigs at the Groove Shack.Have you ever wondered what alchemy occurs when life's experiences are transmuted into soul-stirring music? Our guest artist, part of the mother-daughter duo Violent Chimes, joins us to reveal her multifaceted life, balancing pottery, yoga, and music. Their partnership isn't just about hitting the right notes; it's a testament to the profound connection they share, fueling their creative outputs. Our conversation traverses the intricacies of songwriting, the exhilarating yet serene experience of live performance, and the significant impact of timing in their art. This episode is a heartfelt narrative for anyone striving to navigate the intertwined paths of creativity and daily life.Transitioning from strings to ink, we discuss the enthralling world of bug pinning and the deeply personal stories behind tattoos. These narratives of intricate hobbies and expressive body art open a window into our guests' passions and how they tie into community and identity. We tackle the heavy chords of teenage relationships and the haunting beauty of gothic aesthetics in music, before shifting to the lighter notes of yoga's role in managing the omnipresent stress in today's youth, particularly amid the pressures of social media. Tune in for an episode that, like a well-composed symphony, strikes a chord with the powerful bonds of family and the timeless dance of creativity.Support the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcastSponsor this show Want to watch our shows? https://youtube.com/@spacecoastpodcast

Embark on an illuminating journey with the indomitable Peter Lopez, as he dissects the art of personal branding within the literary cosmos. Prepare to have misconceptions challenged and be armed with the unvarnished truth about the publishing industry. In today's narrative, it's not just about penning a story; it's a grand ballet of authenticity, self-belief, and strategic positioning that makes an author's name resonate as loudly as their words. Grasp the essence of standing out in a saturated market, where authors must become the embodiment of their work and utilize social media's prowess to shape their image.Wander through the storied path of a tech innovator's ascension from the gritty South Bronx to the echelons of the publishing world, as Peter shares the poignant tale of digital media's genesis and its stalwarts. It's a saga of tenacity and the alchemy of relationships that transform every written dream into a tangible reality for readers. This episode dissects the intricacies of publishing – from the behemoth traditional deals where giants stake claims on creative assets, to the co-investment camaraderie of hybrid publishing and the empowering autonomy of self-publishing. Moreover, we unveil the often-overlooked linchpins of the craft: the ghostwriters, developmental editors, and the indispensable rigor of quality editing.As we continue to dismantle the complexities of the industry, we confront the burgeoning realms of NFTs, AI, and their intertwining with the literary sphere. Anticipate a discourse that demystifies the role of NFTs in author royalties and the contentious rise of AI-generated content. Picture a future where publishing houses may be obsolete, supplanted by shrewd self-publishers who navigate rights ownership and foster communities through the written word. Our conversation culminates with a candid reflection on the journey of entrepreneurship – the bittersweet dance of support and betrayal, and the enduring power of authenticity. Peter's parting wisdom illuminates the path to becoming a local celebrity and the transformative impact of a well-crafted personal brand.Support the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcastSponsor this show Want to watch our shows? https://youtube.com/@spacecoastpodcast

When Alie and Eli waltzed into our studio, they brought with them a whirlwind story of artistic passion and sustainable fashion that's been turning heads in Melbourne. Their journey from the chills of Philadelphia and the glitz of LA to creating Space Swap, an innovative community hub for eco-conscious clothing exchanges, is nothing short of inspiring. The pair share how their serendipitous meeting through a mutual friend planted the seeds for what would become a vibrant celebration of creativity, sustainability, and local talent, all while keeping thousands of pounds of textile waste out of landfills.The episode unfolds with the color and energy of a Space Swap event itself, taking you behind the scenes of their sustainable bikini sewing class and the largest clothing swap to date at Rockledge Gardens. Eli and Alie discuss their efforts to nurture the local Brevard music scene, building a platform for young artists to shine. They invite us into their world of collaboration, revealing how their personal artistic endeavors—from Alie's documentary aspirations to Eli's candid revelations of living with alopecia—have shaped their mission. It's a tale of transformation, not just for discarded garments, but for the individuals and communities touched by the Space Swap magic.Amidst tales of triumph, the Space Swap gals don't shy away from the more complex threads of their tapestry. They address the Maui fires, the intricacies of love and relationships, and an honest conversation about navigating life's challenges, such as the journey towards sobriety and spirituality. They remind us of the power of personal growth and how it intertwines with community success. Prepare to be moved by their candid reflections and to be encouraged to weave your own story of creativity and purpose.Support the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcastSponsor this show Want to watch our shows? https://youtube.com/@spacecoastpodcast

When the sound of music calls, some are compelled to follow. That's precisely what happened with Somber Mercy, our multitalented guest who's been riding the wave of a creative maelstrom. We get the inside track on her journey from the beloved panels of her web comic "ET Girl" to the melodious realms of her music career. Mercy opens up about the launch of Aionic Media, her latest endeavor that's poised to hoist fellow artists by providing a suite of creative services. She paints the picture of a future sanctuary for creatives, a hub aimed at fostering artistic endeavors without the added pressure of marketing and self-promotion.Fashion and creativity intertwine as we thread the needle through Mercy's personal narrative, tracing her evolution from a cosplay enthusiast to a fashion visionary. She speaks to the heart of her designs, literally infusing sacred heart imagery to express the full spectrum of human emotion. We reminisce about early cosplay competitions and the enduring influence of connections made with industry mavens. Her story stitches together early passions with a vision for a vibrant local fashion community, revealing how collaborations can reshape not just our wardrobes but also the spaces we cherish.Venturing further into the realm of dreams and introspection, Mercy shares the intimate discoveries of her artistic identity, born from the convergence of her musical lineage and the nurturing environment provided by her family. Her music, a reflection of personal growth and transformation, resonates with the teachings of Carl Jung and the catharsis of shadow work. The episode crescendos with a tribute to the musical genius of Nila Lois, and the harmonious family collaborations that amplify her sound. Join us for a symphony of conversations that celebrate the power of art to transform, heal, and connect us all.Support the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcastSponsor this show Want to watch our shows? https://youtube.com/@spacecoastpodcast

When the echoes of your past shape the snapshots of your present, there's a story to tell. That's what we discovered in our latest conversation with Casey, a New York-born, California-drenched photographer whose life is as colorful as his portfolio. From his origins shadowing a journalist father to his abstract interpretations of the mundane, Casey's journey behind the lens is a vibrant tale of self-discovery. Whether it's the reflective surface of a still-life or the candid vibrancy of a music festival, his photography captures the essence of each moment, framing life's vast tableau with an artist's eye.This episode isn't just about still images; it's a moving picture of Casey's adventures through the lens of reality TV and thumping beats of deep house music. Swapping anecdotes from the set of HGTV's 'Inside Out' to reminiscing over spinning tracks at Foo Bar, Casey peels back the curtain on the creative process, both on-screen and behind the decks. His stories meander through the streets of New Orleans, shimmer under the California sun, and touch upon the human connections that define our experiences—like the story of Becca, his barber, who now shapes more than just hairlines.We wrap up with the sensory rush of photographing punk rock legends and the serene focus required to capture the morning surf. Casey gives us a glimpse into the dynamics of founding a new community post-relocation, contrasting the warmth of old friendships with the brisk handshake of industry acquaintances. Through it all, Casey's narrative is a testament to the power of passion, the beauty of embracing your roots, and the art of balancing life's contrasts, whether you're perched on a board waiting for the next wave or flashing a smile for the next shot.Support the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcastSponsor this show

Space Coast Eats Episode 62 featuring Ethan TylerStep beyond the velvet rope and into the allure of mixology with me, Jesse, on Space Coast Eats. Our guest, Ethan from Lourdes Library, is no mere barkeeper; he's an alchemist of the modern speakeasy. Listen in as he conjures up libations that will seduce your senses, from a sumptuous strawberry syrup mocktail to the revered Last Word. Savor the tales of our New Year's Eve escapades, the social swirl of contemporary bar culture, and a look back at festivities of yesteryear. Our conversation isn't just about clinking glasses—it's also a peek at what the future holds for cocktail enthusiasts.Join me on a personal odyssey through the art of the cocktail, tutored by none other than George Jenkins, the 'Straw Hat Barman' himself. Relive  adventures from pandemic pastimes to a revived social scene, discovering the secrets of Prohibition-era recipes and transporting them into the present with a culinary twist. Immerse yourself in the process of distilling the essence of nostalgic flavors like caramel popcorn into sippable spirits. Find out why celery bitters aren't just for Bloody Marys and learn the delicate dance of preserving the integrity of spirits like vermouth. This chapter of our discourse is a veritable master class in creative mixology.The episode comes to a crescendo with my own ascent in the regional bartending ranks. Root for your host as we shake and stir our way to the top with a cocktail inspired by community, the Popcorn for Pops. Raise your glass to the local legends, like the bartender who brought home a 3D printed rocket ship trophy with the Moon Tang Tini. As we wrap up with musings on the latest cocktail trends, from Midori-laced creations to garnishes that defy convention, the promise stands clear: this coming year, we'll not only push the boundaries of what's in your glass, but also who's behind the bar, one innovative collaboration at a time. Cheers to the journey and the magic that awaits with every pour on Space Coast Eats.Support the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcastSponsor this show

Step into the world of high-stakes sports rivalries and passionate storytelling as Emmy-winner Barry Walton joins us to reveal the gritty and thrilling underbelly of documentary filmmaking. Barry captures the essence of the craft, unraveling the narrative behind his acclaimed sports documentary featuring NBA icons Kyle Singler and Kevin Love. Our discussion takes you from the electric atmosphere of the Detroit Pistons to the rich tapestry of archival footage that defines our past. As Barry dissects the roles of director versus producer, we're given an exclusive glimpse into the creativity and dedication driving his latest venture, "Artemis," supported by the artistic minds at Full Sail University.Navigating through the cosmos of conspiracy theories, we touch down on the controversial tales of ex-NASA engineers and moon landing skeptics. Barry's keen insights challenge us to question the narratives fed to us by powerful organizations and the media. Meanwhile, setting sail on a more personal voyage, he shares the transformative impact of his island-hopping odyssey—a testament to the intertwining of passion, ambition, and relationships. We swing from the rigging of his sailing adventures to the grounded, yet no less tumultuous, experiences of pandemic lockdown life, contemplating the surreal reality of Zoom classrooms and the fragmented truths presented by the media.Lastly, we pull back the velvet curtain to reveal Hollywood's radiant charm and hidden shadows. Barry recounts his journey through the glitz and the darker currents of the entertainment industry, sharing his encounters with celebrities and the struggles many face, including his own experiences with sexual harassment. It's not all grit, though, as we celebrate the awe of capturing daredevil feats and the brilliance of local artists making their mark. Settle in for a voyage of emotion, intrigue, and discovery as we navigate the intricate web of truth, trust, and tales that make our life stories so incredibly rich.Support the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcastSponsor this show

Ready to uncover the hidden gems of downtown Melbourne? Join me, your host, and my special guest, local celebrity Kim Agee, as we tour the nooks and crannies of her beloved hometown. Discover unique and intriguing gifts for men, like a steam punk lamp from the Strawbridge Art League, a Jack Black body wash set from Sendalas, and a customized tumbler from Giftiques. You might even be tempted to get that special Meg O'mally's gift or the trending sports item, the Sports Tiki.As the holiday season is just around the corner, we step beyond the common and venture into the realm of bespoke gift ideas. Picture this: a handcrafted holiday gift box from Borden Brush, or perhaps a fashionista gift from Tangled Rose. For those little bundles of joy, we suggest Beanie Babies from Meehan's and a playful activity scarf from Giftique. But that's not all, we also dish out some handy tips for those participating in Secret Santa gift exchanges.To wrap up our joyous journey, we turn our sights to a host of gift ideas perfect for different types of friends in your life. Whether it's a soap making kit for crafty friends, star-tipped ducks for music lovers, or a Taylor Swift coloring book for Swiftie fans, we've got you covered. We couldn't miss the chance to highlight the importance of supporting local businesses. With the upcoming Candlelight Shopping with Chargood and New Year's celebration at Hurricane Creek, there's never been a better time to shop local. Join us for this delightful exploration and let's celebrate this festive season with the real spirit of giving.Support the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcastSponsor this show

What if art could be a beacon of inspiration, an instrument of resilience in the face of adversity? This episode illuminates the powerful journey of Honduran artist Andrea Castaneda, whose life and creations reflect strength and survival. Born and raised in a country marred by violence, Andrea discovered art to be her sanctuary, her means to communicate, inspire, and heal. She candidly shares her life experiences, from dealing with the tumultuous socio-political landscape in her home country to enduring bullying and coming to terms with being diagnosed with bipolar disorder and autism.Discover how Andrea uses art as a means to navigate through her struggles and channel her experiences into a medium for education and empathy. We dissect the symbolism in her artwork, from the recurring motif of the color blue to a poignant piece on animal captivity. The conversation takes a somber yet inspiring tone as we delve into the importance of recognizing and understanding conditions like autism and bipolar disorder. You'll get to see how art can be a powerful tool in raising awareness and fostering empathy for these struggles.We also talk about Ben,  the 32-year-old artist's partner who  has played a crucial role in managing her bipolar disorder. Andrea's candidness as she narrates her experiences in pursuing opportunities and navigating the world of solo exhibits, despite her shyness, is truly inspiring. We round out the episode with a vibrant conversation on spirituality, cultural differences, and future aspirations. This is an episode that promises to inspire, enlighten, and reminds us of the undeniable healing power of art. Tune in and let these stories touch your heart and mind.Support the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcastSponsor this show

Have you ever wondered what it feels like to come face-to-face with a wild alligator? Or been curious about the world of critters that slither and scuttle across the Space Coast? Get ready for a wild ride, as we venture into the fascinating world of alligator catching with our guest, Frank Robb aka Alligator Robb. Rob transports us to Chicago, where he tangled with the notorious alligator, Chance the Snapper. Frank also shares his heartwarming rescue stories and emphasizes the importance of public education about these misunderstood creatures.What if falling in love with an alligator could save your life? Frank Robb shares his remarkable journey from professional alligator catcher to heart surgery survivor. Uncover how his connection with these formidable creatures led to his life-saving medical treatment. Then, we shift gears to explore Florida's diverse snake population, dispelling myths and misunderstandings about the common red rat snake, the arboreal yellow rat snake, and the swift black racer. A special mention goes out to the glass lizard, a 'snake' with unique lizard-like qualities!Finally, join us in a crucial conversation on environmental issues and the imperative role of unity in tackling these global problems. Frank's recent heart surgery gives him a unique perspective on life, and he shares his thoughts on the potential of shaving his iconic beard off ! We also peek into the world of podcasting and discuss the significant role of wildlife conservation and environmental education. So, tune in and prepare to have your views on alligators, snakes, and the environment transformed!Support the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcastSponsor this show

Join us for a captivating chat with the ever-stylish Charlotte Goodman aka CharGood, where we journey together through the world of fashion, personal anecdotes, and her love for all things vintage. We promise you, by the end of this episode, you'll walk away with a newfound appreciation for the art of personal style and pick up a few laughs along the way. From private collections to John Lennon frames, Char's wardrobe is more than just clothes - it's a testament to her individuality.Grab a comfy seat because CharGood's stories are nothing short of entertaining and enlightening. We'll take you through her hilarious attempts at getting drunk for the first time, her personal struggles and perseverance as an entrepreneur, and what's to come for Char's future. We'll also give you a front-row seat to her MTV audition days and her thrilling experiences at Dreamland mini golf, and preforming in Downtown Melbourne, rockstar style!Our conversation takes an exciting turn, as we enter the world of TikTok, celebrities, and favorite venues. We talk Juliette Lewis & Rusty, as well as Brevard's local celebrities including and Mano at Cuizine Restaurant and Lounge. Char also lets us in on her rituals before taking the stage, her thoughts on someday  having kids, and her unforgettable concert experiences. Our episode rounds off by discussing Charlotte's dating preferences and her straightforward approach to relationships. So, buckle up for an episode that's as unique and colorful as CharGood's Betsy Johnson dress collection.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcastSponsor this show

If you've ever marveled at the intersection of music and art, prepare to be bowled over by our guests for this episode. Renowned artist Derek Gores, whose works have graced the Playboy Hugh Hefner special tribute edition cover and the official Derby poster for the 2013 Kentucky Derby, joins us with the versatile Andrew Spear, a muralist, illustrator, designer, and music trivia fanatic. Together, they enlighten us about their upcoming show, Rock Paper Scissors, at the Derek Gores Gallery, sharing their plans for the show, its merchandise, and the live set from John Robert Bridges III!Ever wondered about the creative process involved in merging music with art? We've got you covered! Join us in our riveting conversation with Andrew, as he discusses his 90s-inspired playing cards, his passion for painting, and how he creatively combines his love for art and music. We also explore the bond between Derek and Andrew, their collaborations on projects for Van Halen and Live Nation, and delve into a fascinating discussion about the legacy of the late, great Tom Petty.In our final segment, we offer a peek into the personal lives of Andrew and Brittany, revealing intriguing details ranging from their favorite colors to Starbucks orders. We also chat about their upcoming collaborative art show at Derek Gores Gallery and their efforts to use the power of art to transform tragedies into something beautiful, as exemplified by their incredible Kool-Aid Man mural at the Hideaway Bar in Orlando. Tune in for a captivating journey through art, music trivia, and a whole lot of fun!Support the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcastSponsor this show

Get ready for a taste bud tantalizing journey as we welcome Kim, the brilliant mind behind the Downtown Melbourne Food & Wine Festival. Today, we're about to uncover all the delicious details about this exciting gastronomic event, right from the impressive line-up of vendors to the vibrant new waterfront venue. Imagine over 70 tents, 15 breweries, 4 bourbons, 5 champagnes, 30 wine and spirit vendors, 9 live cooking shows, 30 restaurants, and live art shows - it's a sensory extravaganza that you wouldn't want to miss!As we chat with Kim, you'll get a virtual tour of this year's festival layout, navigating the thrilling waterfront, the bustling beer garden, the VIP tent, and the promenade. Don't forget about the essential details that Kim sheds light on - ride-sharing options, the quantity of alcohol to be poured, and the limited tickets available. Brace yourself for an unforgettable feast of sights, sounds, and flavors at the Downtown Melbourne Food & Wine Festival.Moreover, our conversation with Kim extends beyond the Food & Wine Festival. She emphasizes the significant impact of this annual event on the local community, from securing funding from the City of Melbourne's CRA for a comprehensive streetscaping project, to fostering a sense of community. She emphasizes the significant impact of this annual event on the local community, from funding the city's streetscaping project to fostering a sense of community. We also explore exciting topics like downtown development, residential density, and the strategic plans for the future of the Festival. So, pull up a chair, pour yourself a glass of wine, and savor every juicy detail about the Downtown Melbourne Food & Wine Festival. This episode is surely a feast for your ears!Support the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcastSponsor this show

Ready to get the inside scoop on what's happening in the bustling city of Melbourne? Buckle up as we dive into the community's current projects and open the conversation to how the economy, interest rates, and housing inventory are affecting homebuyers. With the city's millage rate at a decade low and an exciting partnership with Brevard Zoo on the horizon, there's plenty to talk about. But it's not all about government and economy; we're also delving into the community's role in maintaining Melbourne's beauty. We'll uncover how you can lend a hand in cleanups and even adopt a road or beach. We'll also touch on the city's efforts to cater to the cycling community and potential safety initiatives. To top it all off, we discuss some exciting city improvements, including the much-anticipated Downtown Melbourne Food and Wine Festival.To wrap things up, we'll navigate through the city's approach towards parking and the rising trend of rideshare apps and bike riding. We examine the city's response to traffic safety, including the installation of cameras and license plate readers. And most importantly, we'll emphasize the significance of community engagement and transparency in local government. So, gear up for this enlightening conversation and stay informed about your community!Support the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcastSponsor this show

Ever dreamed about moving abroad, fighting through language barriers, and launching a successful business? Our guest, Lina, did just that. She's a remarkable interior designer who relocated from Columbia to the U.S., and has since become a local celebrity. Listen up as we chat about her unique journey, her passion for design, and how she has flourished despite the challenges of running a small business in a new country.With fierce determination, Lina has carved out a name for herself in the saturated world of interior design. Our conversation dives into her distinct style, her knack for tackling tricky client relationships, and how she stands out in the competitive field. Lina also shares her thoughts on popular design trends, and the unique edge her expertise brings to it. From 'Maximalist hyper-color aesthetic' to the art of 'gallery walls,' Lina shares insightful tips that you can incorporate in your own home.We also take a trip to Morocco in this episode, drawing inspiration from its culture, architecture, and color palettes. Lina provides practical advice on organizing small closets, choosing the right paints for various rooms, and handling common design dilemmas. This episode is more than just a conversation about design. It's an exploration of Lina's life journey, her business acumen and an intimate view into the world of interior design. Buckle up and get ready for an inspiring ride.Support the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcastSponsor this show

Have you ever wondered what it takes to transition from a successful business owner to a local politician? Join us as we explore the intriguing journey of Jason Judge, the brain behind JJ's Scream Printing and Embroidery, now aiming for the seat of Melbourne Beach Commissioner. Jason takes us through his thrilling journey of entrepreneurship, his collaborations with notable clients including the nonprofit Lovener Arms, and his venture into the exciting world of local politics. No journey is complete without a few hurdles and Jason's pursuit of the Beach Commissioner's seat is no different. He opens up about the challenges, his undeterred spirit and why he decided to step into the political arena. On a lighter note, we venture into Jason's lifelong fascination with Disney, triggered by his father, and how it intertwines with his take on the impact of Covid-19 on Disney parks. If you're a Disney fan, you'd definitely want to hear Jason's advice on maximizing your park visit experience.We also get a glimpse of Jason's personal side as he muses about being a father, his favourite local restaurant, and his Christmas travel plans to New York City. His passion to make a difference in his community and his commitment to running for Melbourne Beach Commissioner is nothing short of inspiring. Whether you're interested in politics, business, Disney or just love hearing an engaging personal journey, this episode is for you.Follow us on Instagram @Local_Celebrity_BrevardSupport the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcastSponsor this show

Are you prepared for a hard-hitting conversation that uncovers the brutal reality of the political landscape within the realm of education? I, Jenn Parrish, share my personal journey of advocating for my children's rights, following my daughter's encounter with a bully, through covid. I reveal how I faced hostility and aggression, not just from individuals, but from an entire system that sought to silence me. Buckle up as we embark on this raw and challenging discussion about the struggles of speaking up in today's political climate.Our conversation delves into the importance of excellence in every library for every student, and how personal attacks can derail the quest for improvement. I unpack my experiences in the School Board Race, my newest tango with the county commissioner race and share my thoughts on the WHY Katie Delaney has to be in District 1. I dive into the three-minute school board non agenda comments, why it is important or was this a great move! It gives a clear example of the challenges we face in holding our politicians accountable and being able to pivot as our elected officials try to muddy the waters when everyone just wants transparency.In the final leg of our conversations, I reflect on the detrimental impact of attacking small businesses for political gains and stress the need for constructive dialogue. As a resident of Brevard County, Florida, since 2008, I share my relentless efforts in preserving the county for future generations. In the face of internet trolls and the propagation of hate, I urge listeners to aim for solutions that benefit everyone. This conversation is not just about my personal story, but a call to action for all of us to stand up, speak out, and foster positive change within our communities.Support the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcast

Join us on an enlightening journey addressing the dire need for affordable housing, as we converse with our distinguished guest, Keith Donald. As a key partner with the city of Melbourne and an influential member of the private foundation, Steady Town, Keith brings valuable insights to the table. With a wealth of knowledge and personal experience, he paints a compelling picture of the struggle for safe, decent, and affordable housing impacting low-income populations and the working class. Keith also discusses the recent success story of Heritage Park, a $13 million building offering 108 units of affordable housing for the next 50 years. Get ready to immerse in a deep conversation about the essence of a diverse community. Discover how it not only offers housing but also extends a helping hand to those enduring challenging times. We also highlight the significant role played by the Live Local Act in funding affordable housing projects, along with the crucial support provided by Daily Bread for those in need. Plus, we applaud the green initiatives by Heritage Park that fetched it the 'Keep Our Beautiful' award. In the final segment of our chat, we engage in an intriguing discussion with  Keith Donald about an upcoming affordable housing project in Melbourne. Listen as he discloses plans to unite different sources of local funding to establish 120 housing units. Our conversation concludes with Jesse, a passionate advocate for community aesthetics, emphasizing the urgent need for safe and beautiful spaces in the city. We also touch upon the necessity for affordable housing units of varying sizes and explore the challenges and opportunities that the future project holds. So tune in, and get an all-rounded understanding of Melbourne's affordable housing situation and the progressive steps being taken to ameliorate it.Support the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcast

Join us on an exhilarating culinary and entertainment journey as we step into an all-new dining experience, Cadillac Cove, with Steven and Sabrina as our guides. Steven returns to the restaurant industry with a riveting tale of the challenges faced while maintaining beach-side businesses. Meanwhile, Sabrina unveils the beautiful vision behind their modern, smoke-free bar concept that also pays tribute to the charm of the old Cove. Get ready to sway to the tunes of live music on not one, but two stages that Cadillac Cove proudly hosts.Hang tight as we spill the beans on the Grand Opening weekend of Cadillac Cove. Our jam-packed schedule is loaded with performances by Lil Lin and DJ Hunter, exciting contests, and a divine food tasting session. Can you resist the allure of Bloody Marys, biscuits and gravy, and jalapeno cornbread waffles? We didn't think so! Plus, we let you in on some juicy future plans for Cadillac Cove, hinting at venue renovations, upcoming events, and even a pink Cadillac in the parking lot. Don't miss out on this exciting journey as we serve up delectable dishes and toe-tapping tunes at Satellite Beach's newest hangout spot, Cadillac Cove.Support the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcast

Ready to learn the ins and outs of making a downtown area not just safe, but also vibrant and attractive? Join Paul Alfrey. Mayor of Melbourne, as he chats with Kim Agee from Melbourne Main Street, and together they expose the transformative journey of Melbourne's downtown area, from installing robust security cameras to promoting a more livable, walkable space. Our lively talk explores the potential of adding affordable housing for high-tech workers, while making downtown Melbourne more accessible with wider sidewalks and public art installations.It's time to break away from conventional ideas and confront hard issues like homelessness. With Kim, we navigate through this complex issue, looking at the move from a traditional soup kitchen model to more innovative support methods. Listen closely as we decipher the role of law enforcement agencies and discuss the importance of accountability in supporting individuals experiencing homelessness. In the final part of our discussion, we turn our gaze to the future of downtown Melbourne. Together, we unveil the current economic and community development projects in the pipeline, including the ambitious $100 million project 'The Drift.' We also explore the potential of low-impact design and storm water management in preserving our natural resources. Wrapping up our conversation, we shed light on the upcoming Downtown Melbourne Fit & Wine Festival and the importance of transparency and collaboration in community events. Come join us on this enlightening journey!Support the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcast

Are you ready to witness true community impact and the power of compassion in action? Join us as we welcome our inspiring guest, Buddy of the CITA Mission, who's spearheading the transformative initiative called Helen's House. This incredible project aims to provide more than just a warm bed to Melbourne's homeless women and children; it's about offering them a genuine shot at a brighter future. In our conversation, we navigate the hallways of Helen's House, shedding light on the remarkable facilities and initiatives designed to uplift those in need. From around-the-clock security measures to culinary arts training, this is an endeavor that offers hope and healing. Expect to gain a deeper understanding of the mental health struggles, addiction, and the job crisis faced by those who have been overlooked by the system. We also delve into the significant community support necessary to bring this mission to fruition. Every volunteer, every donation counts.As we wrap up our discussion, the incredible statistics of CITA's impact are not just numbers but a testament to the power of compassion. We talk about meaningful stories of change and the opportunities that emerge when society lends a hand to its most vulnerable. We also explore the practical aspects of the project, like the need for volunteers and the financial challenges due to inclement weather. But more importantly, we leave you with a reaffirmation of the power of giving back and the potential it holds to change lives. Don't miss this heartwarming journey of transformation, hope, and community spirit.Support the showFollow us on Instagram @spacecoastpodcast

In this episode Paul Alfrey addresses the current changes to the airport including a special guest aircraft that is very unique in size.  The Mayor also explained how the relationship with the daily bread and the surrounding neighborhoods are changing for the better via some improved policy measures.  Then the Mayor shared some truth regarding Margaritaville and rumors about a casino coming to the area. Finally, the Mayor invites you to "Take Aim" at his fundraising event at Frogbones Family Shooting Center.Support the show

The Bearded Chef joins Jesse and Kayte, with Vibe and Dine, in the studio to discuss his move to Station 49 in Palm Bay.  Chef Brandon is such a delight and extremely personable.  His success includes a best blended burger award from the James Beard Foundation.  His success with his food truck established him as a true foodie's chef whose creations were featured on many blogs and dining reviews.  Enjoy the show.Support the show

Lakoona has been a hot topic for Melbourne residents since the announcement that the Airport Authority has a agreed to sell 56 acres airport property to a private developer. The developer would like to see a family friendly man-made lagoon project on the site paired with both residential and commercial products to attract businesses, residents and tourists. We go live on Facebook at 7pm so join us and be a part of the show.Support the show

Episode 10 of Harbor City Local TV Space Coast Music Festival pre-show! All information at spacecoastrocks.com We speak with David Morgan of Morgan Financial, title sponsor of the Space Coast Music Festival 2022. We will discuss their history in Brevard, moving to EGAD, the music festival, and their commitment to veterans and the community. We also chat with John Bridges III. The lead guitarist of Zeddemore, Tank Top, and the Bradley Rodriguez Band. Also, the front man for tribute band, the Smashing Pixies. John is a veteran musician to our original scene, while also using his talent to teach the next generation of musicians. Entry music by Tank Top Exit Music by Zeddemore HCL TV in association with Space Coast Podcast Harbor City Local is a 501c3 local non-profit, dedicated to supporting our local original music vital to our art culture; and we use proceeds towards educational/community initiatives. We sell merch, support local, and put on events, like the Space Coast Music Festival, with proceeds going towards our goals. Got music, skate, or other interesting video content that you would like to see featured and shared on our YouTube network, hit us up on our socials. Or, if you are a business/community/educational entity that would like to collaborate on a project, or sponsor an upcoming event, please reach out. Instagram: @harborcitylocal Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HarborCityLocal Website: https://harborcitylocal.square.site/ WE BUILD THIS TOGETHER Share! Share!! Share!!!Support the show

Space Coast Music Festival pre-show with Island Root Kava Bar!All information at spacecoastrocks.com We speak with Tony Childers of Island Root Kava Bar, sponsor of the IRK Bar stage at the Space Coast Music Festival 2022.  We will learn about Kava, its history; and Tony's commitment to the community.  You can see his logo on many events around EGAD, including SCMF and Punk in the Park.    We also chat with Brian Young, guitarist/singer of Paging Mr. Herman; and bassist of My Dearest Friend.  Brian is an eclectic individual, and it shows in his songwriting.  You will be able to see both bands at the music festival, as well as at the Best Fest pre-show at Intracoastal Brewing Company, hosted by Best Supporting Actor.Entry music by Paging Mr. HermanExit Music by My Dearest Friend HCL TV in association with Space Coast Podcast Harbor City Local is a 501c3 local non-profit, dedicated to supporting our local original music vital to our art culture; and we use proceeds towards educational/community initiatives.  We sell merch, support local, and put on events, like the Space Coast Music Festival, with proceeds going towards our goals.  Support the show

What's so extraordinary about Chef Moe and the Taste Budz food truck? You're about to find that it's pretty much everything. Join us to learn what it's like to be on a reality cooking show, what goes into starting and owning a food truck, and what makes Taste Budz food so "obnoxious!" Trivia: M.O.E. is an acronym for what? Watch all of our episodes on Facebook.com/spacecoasteatsSupport the show

Introducing Island XI! Phenomenal ribs, seafood boils, wood-smoked craft burgers and so much more. You really won't believe this menu and all the thoughtful, creative details behind Viera's latest hot spot! Owner David and Chef Cole spill all the details! Support the show

We speak with Alie Komara and Eli Villafuete, the founders of the non-profit, Space Swap, Along with their partner, Shey Anderson, these three are dedicated to making a dramatic change in the way we engage fashion and sustainability.  We'll discuss their mission to promote sustainable fashion through community and arts, through live events and the upcoming venue/store.  Artists in their own right, we'll also discuss their passion to create music and visual art. Big things are coming.  Keep an eye on Space Swap for upcoming events, and their Kickstarter to launch their new 'brick and mortar' location. Entry music by Iron WillExit Music by Clinton EngelHCL TV in association with Space Coast PodcastHarbor City Local is a 501c3 local non-profit, dedicated to supporting our local original music vital to our art culture; and we use proceeds towards educational/community initiatives.  We sell merch, support local, and put on events, like the Space Coast Music Festival, with proceeds going towards our goals.  Got music, skate, or other interesting video content that you would like to see featured and shared on our YouTube network, hit us up on our socials.  Or, if you are a business/community/educational entity that would like to collaborate on a project, or sponsor an upcoming event, please reach out. Instagram:  @harborcitylocalFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/HarborCityLocalWebsite: https://harborcitylocal.square.site/WE BUILD THIS TOGETHERShare! Share!! Share!!!Support the show

HCLTV Ep 8 - Little Rob and Tony Soland of 518 Underground Skate Shop - Follow up to Punk in the ParkWe have a follow up discussion for our Punk in the Park charity event, and 518 Underground Skate Shop 1 year anniversary in EGAD.  We'll discuss the day's events, including the TSOL and bands, the skate contest, vendors, sponsors, and more; and listen to some music from bands that performed.  Check out our Punk in the Park website, spacecoastrocks.com/punkinthepark or our Instagram @punk.in.the.park for more pics and video. Rob is also the owner of Traditionals Shaves, Cuts, and Brews (along with his wife Becca), and lead guitarist for international hardcore band, Coldside. Tony is also the art director for the event, lead singer of local band, The Easy Uzis, that played Punk in the Park, as well as owner of the Standard Collective in EGAD. Entry music by The Speed SpiritsVideos by Vicious Dreams and Porch CoffinExit Music by Skatter BrainzHCL TV in association with Space Coast PodcastHarbor City Local is a 501c3 local non-profit, dedicated to supporting our local original music vital to our art culture; and we use proceeds towards educational/community initiatives.  We sell merch, support local, and put on events, like the Space Coast Music Festival, with proceeds going towards our goals.  Got music, skate, or other interesting video content that you would like to see featured and shared on our YouTube network, hit us up on our socials.  Or, if you are a business/community/educational entity that would like to collaborate on a project, or sponsor an upcoming event, please reach out. Instagram:  @harborcitylocalFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/HarborCityLocalWebsite: https://harborcitylocal.square.site/WE BUILD THIS TOGETHERShare! Share!! Share!!!  Support the show

Get ready to get chills! Introducing you to The Source, Dignity Food Truck, and one of the most incredible initiatives that is changing so many lives in Central Florida. Listen as Anthony Zorbaugh describes one of the newest, coolest additions to the Space Coast! A bunch of new culinary professionals are about to join our food industry, and you won't believe their stories!Support the show

HCL TV Episode 7 - Tony Soland, Heather Clarke, Austin Young - Artists, Musicians, and Sponsors for Punk in the ParkWe speak with business owners, Tony Soland of The Standard Collective; Heather Clark of Sleeping Sirens; and Austin Young of Pineapples EGAD.  All are valued Sponsors of our upcoming charity event, Punk in the Park, of which we partner with 518 Underground Skate Shop for their 1 year anniversary in EGAD. Check out our Punk in the Park website, spacecoastrocks.com/punkinthepark or our Instagram @punk.in.the.parkTony is also the lead singer of local band, The Easy Uzis, playing the Punk in the Park event Saturday, June 11th at the Eau Gallie Square park.  We discuss his time owning Standard Collective in EGAD, as well as the past that led him to this venture, and the future of EGAD.  Heather is owner/operator of Sleeping Sirens.  You've probably seen her Oddity pop ups or Taxidermy classes in EGAD or around Brevard.  We discuss how this business is now nationwide, as well as her time managing the venue 321LOCAL in Cocoa Village, which used to showcase many local, as well as national bands.Austin is lead singer of local band, Gary Lazer Eyes.  He is general manager of the new addition to EGAD, Pineapples restaurant.  They just celebrated 1 year in business, and have already become a staple of the EGAD experience.  We discuss the future of Pineapples EGAD, as well as GLE.Entry music by Gary Lazer EyesExit Music by The Easy UzisHCL TV in association with Space Coast PodcastHarbor City Local is a 501c3 local non-profit, dedicated to supporting our local original music vital to our art culture; and we use proceeds towards educational/community initiatives.  We sell merch, support local, and put on events, like the Space Coast Music Festival, with proceeds going towards our goals.  Got music, skate, or other interesting video content that you would like to see featured and shared on our YouTube network, hit us up on our socials.  Or, if you are a business/community/educational entity that would like to collaborate on a project, or sponsor an upcoming event, please reach out. Instagram:  @harborcitylocalFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/HarborCityLocalWebsite: https://harborcitylocal.square.site/WE BUILD THIS TOGETHERShare! Share!! Share!!!Support the show