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conversations with spirited leaders - artists, business owners, athletes and more

Ty McDonald


    • Apr 10, 2024 LATEST EPISODE
    • infrequent NEW EPISODES
    • 51m AVG DURATION
    • 67 EPISODES

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    The Jalape?o is a podcast that truly stands out from the rest. With its wide range of guests and thought-provoking discussions, it provides a wonderful opportunity to learn and gain insightful perspectives on America's past and present. Ty, the host, has a knack for initiating and recording unique conversations that engage listeners on various levels.

    One of the best aspects of The Jalape?o is the diverse array of guests that Ty brings on the show. From experts in their fields to individuals with fascinating life experiences, each guest offers a different perspective to draw from. This eclectic mix keeps the podcast fresh and exciting, allowing listeners to delve into topics they may have never thought to explore. Ty's down-to-earth conversational approach helps create a relaxed and unforced environment, enabling his guests' humanity and knowledge to shine through.

    Another highlight of The Jalape?o is Ty's raw ability to connect with people effortlessly. His natural curiosity and genuine interest in his guests truly make each conversation engaging from start to finish. Whether you're looking to learn something new or just seeking some relaxation through an organic dialogue, this podcast has something for everyone. The insightful discussions are not only informative but also inspiring for one's personal growth.

    On the flip side, one potential downside is that sometimes episodes may cover topics that don't align with every listener's interests. While this diversity can be seen as a positive aspect, it may be challenging for some individuals who prefer more specific or focused content. However, even if an episode doesn't immediately grab your attention, Ty's skillful interviewing style still manages to make it worthwhile by uncovering unexpected gems.

    In conclusion, The Jalape?o is a treasure trove of knowledge and inspiration. Ty's intelligent and inquisitive questions consistently elicit deep and meaningful responses from his guests. The natural flow of conversation allows listeners to feel like they are part of the discussion themselves. If you enjoy thought-provoking podcasts that broaden your horizons and leave you wanting more, then The Jalape?o is an absolute must-listen.



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    Latest episodes from The Jalapeño

    Scott Ballew pt 2

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 10, 2024 104:43


    Scott Ballew (singer, songwriter, musician, filmmaker, creative dynamo) returns to the show to talk about his latest album "Rio Bravo" released in late March 2024.  check Scott's work at leisurerodeo.com and find his music at la honda records  spotify   

    Willy Mason

    Play Episode Listen Later Sep 19, 2023 107:33


    Singer, songwriter, folktaler, Willy Mason, on the program telling us about his musical, philosophical, and theatrical explorations. Thanks all for tuning in 

    Brothers McMahon / Workman Song - music life and creative growth

    Play Episode Listen Later Aug 18, 2022 57:03


    brothers Sean + Griffin McMahon and Ted MacInness on the program telling us about musician life, sobriety, creative growth, and more.  great guys, talented guys. fun to have them all together to talk things through.  thank you for tuning in .   the song you hear on this episode is called "No It's Not" by Workman Song

    Dick Everett - Lifelong Builder

    Play Episode Listen Later Jul 28, 2022 25:14


    91.5 year old Dick Everett was kicked out of school in 3rd grade and has been hard at work ever since as a blacksmith, builder, model-airplane maker, machinist, designer, storyteller, and more.  Glad to have him on the show, thanks for tuning in.  Thanks as well to Aaron Mason on sound design and A Nave Espacial w. the music   

    Tim Lawson - Artist and Bridgemaker

    Play Episode Listen Later Sep 21, 2021 60:21


    Tim Lawson is an exceptional contemporary American artist whose work is widely-recognized and on display in notable public collections like the Portland Museum of Art, Farnsworth Museum, Yale University Art Gallery, National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, and more.   Tune in to learn more about his perspective on and lifelong experience with art.  https://tallenlawson.com/

    Clara Grossman - Vibrant Survivor

    Play Episode Listen Later Aug 4, 2021 87:10


    Clara Grossman is a survivor of The Holocaust.  The strength, attentiveness, and will to live that carried her through those days have her thriving now.  Vibrant, sharp, and generous, at 90 years old, Clara shares her story here.  Thank you for tuning in. 

    Reed Hayes - a Special Force

    Play Episode Listen Later Jul 1, 2021 89:33


    Tune in to learn more about U.S. Green Beret, Reed Hayes. Reed is a West Point graduate who dedicated over a decade to the U.S. Military, with 3 stints overseas in Afghanistan and Jordan.  He tells us about his experience along the way, what he learned, and what he's experiencing in his first few years out of the Army.  Thank you Reed, and thank you all for listenting. 

    Hayden Pedigo - West Texas Son

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 1, 2021 44:54


    Hayden Pedigo is an experimental musician from Amarillo, TX. His new album is slated for release in September 2021 via Mexican Summer, w. whom Hayden signed in 2020.  Hayden also stars in a documentary called 'Kid Candidate', about his unexpected run for Amarillo City council, which will be available to the public in July '21.  A lively, creative, and talented fellow.  Thanks for tuning in   

    Tom Dann - Family-Owned Restauranteur

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 1, 2021 26:37


    Tom and his wife Tori have owned/operated restaurants in southern California for decades.  Tom joins us on this episode to tell us about the ride.

    the drive - ch. 4 - the youngest

    Play Episode Listen Later May 11, 2021 7:39


    great times in boulder w. the exultant, John Shiverick McDonald

    Chris Malloy

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 14, 2021 66:22


    The creative and adventurous polymath, Chris Malloy, on the program!  Check Chris's work with Farm League, as well as his other films 1. 180 Degrees South 2. Step into Liquid 3. Thicker Than Water 4. A Brokedown Melody And many more! 

    Talking to Mountains with Scott Ballew

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 9, 2021 136:23


    The multi-talented (songwriter, singer, filmmaker) Scott Ballew on the program! Check 1. Scott's new album 'Talking to Mountains' https://open.spotify.com/album/4Ev5eHiSdT6ANcT6JstDxf?si=N2P6jSO7Rkyt-DZGPoUrlg 2. Scott's documentary on West Texas legend, Terry Allen https://www.amazon.com/Everything-All-Reasons-Terry-Allen/dp/B07ZWWXM14 3. Scott's filmwork for Yeti: https://stories.yeti.com     

    the drive - ch. 3 - eleven degrees and burnin'

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 22, 2021 19:53


    I chose my route to escape the winter.  irony has my number thus far.  music and banter in frigid hill country.  special thanks to Greg Droggitis and Latane Hughes for providing the tunes and talent. 

    the drive - ch. 2 - embedded in asheville w. nick cerilli

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 22, 2021 4:14


    nick cerilli on the program walking us through his invaluable contribution to the van 

    the drive - ch. 1 - brooklyn (bene and justin)

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 14, 2021 10:05


    First stop on the tour was Brooklyn.  A massive snowstorm stopped in as well, more or less burying the van for a few days.  The weather did not stop me from visiting some special buds, including Bene Coopersmith and Justin Christenson, who both did their generous parts to get me set up for the road. Bene with books, Justin pants.  And both with good cheer and friendly encouragement. 

    Jesse Woods

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 9, 2021 60:58


    Singer, songwriter, musician graces the program on this episode. Enjoy!

    Requiem for Ted

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 1, 2021 4:03


    An homage to dear friend, Ted Cochran, who passed on in 2004. With music accompaniment by the talented and generous Patrick McDermott (North Americans) with his track 'Furniture in the Valley' off his 2020 album 'Roped In'.

    'Places to Be' Introduction

    Play Episode Listen Later Jan 23, 2021 8:34


    We released a new (and separate show) called 'Places to Be'.  This is the intro chapter of that show, an audio documentary of sorts meant to be listened to sequentially (as in - start w. the intro, then chapter 1, through 'til the end of chapter 14).  You can find 'Places to Be' on spotify, itunes, etc.  Heres a link:       https://open.spotify.com/show/7I0bvVzVHxX9jTB2BRJSXl

    LaDonnis

    Play Episode Listen Later Jul 16, 2020 60:53


    LaDonnis Crump (LaDonnis) is a man of many talents - a marketing creative, hip hop artist, and all-around free thinker. He joined us on the show to discuss: - his background and unique experience  - his perspective on creativity and intuition and progress - his latest song Thank you LaDonnis, and thank you all for listening in!

    Latane Hughes - Music Industry Chat and Good Room Mix

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 26, 2020 99:47


    Welcome back, gang.  this episode is a hybrid - music-filled mostly, and some conversation up top with the one and only Latane Hughes, followed by, starting around minute 16, a mix of songs assembled by Latane with a bit of help by yours truly.    Latane is a music lover. We've been friends for 13 years now. I met Latane in college -- and along the way, he's been a friend, a consistent source of energy and inspiration, and also a source of music knowledge and influence. Many of the best music-oriented experiences that I've known have been thanks to him.    Latane is a booking agent who manages the touring careers for a roster of 30+ musical acts, representing artists from all over the globe and specializing in booking shows in the North American territory.    By night, by morning, by all of his other times it seems, Latane is scouring the digital and physical planets for music that he shares in mixes like these and as a DJ with the Fundido duo and Earth Beath Team.   Thanks for tuning back into the jalapeno. Enjoy! -- track list:   Donald J. Borror - Common Bird Songs (Eastern USA Birds, 1967) Interior - Reply Blithe Field - When It Came Down Mulatu Astatke - Tezeta (Nostalgia) Alice Coltrane - Govinda Jai Jai Curved Light - Brightlea Menahan Street Band - Every Day a Dream Julianna Barwick - Prizewinning Bob Dylan - Wigwam M. Geddes Gengras - Ishi Ismael Lo - Tadieu Bone Etienne Vermoessen & Guido Delo - Easy Morning El Michels Affair - El Pueblo Unido Gabor Szabo - Ferris Wheel Sonya Spence - Jet Plane Clive Smith - Jumping Jack Ofege - It's Not Easy Odetta - Take Me to the Pilot Donna Hathaway - Jealous Guy (live) Osibisa - The Dawn Sir Victor Uwaifo - Kirikisi (Esassa 24) Justin Hines & the Dominoes - On Broadway Desmond Dekker & The Aces - Beautiful and Dangerous Dolly Parton - Try Being Lonely Fleetwood Mac - Albatross Bongos Ikwue - No Time for Jokes Joao Gilberto, Roberto Menescal & Agostinho dos Santos - Piazzito Carreteiro Kikagaku Moyo - Entrance Laraaji & Jonathan Goldman - Quiet Space, Pt. 2 Laura Rivers - That's All Right

    Andrew Dassori - Economy and Markets

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 23, 2020 32:50


    Andrew Dassori is the co-founder of Wavelength Capital and joins us here to help us better understand the economy and marketplace.  Thanks Andrew! 

    Miss Brown - Marching On

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 18, 2020 38:14


    Miss Brown has owned and operated her art and framing business in Brooklyn (Clinton Hill Simply Art & Framing) for three decades. On this episode, she tells her story of marching in the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom in 1963, how that experience has impacted her since, and what she's observing about today's protests in relation to those esteemed events she took part in nearly 60 years ago.  Thank you for tuning in.  And thank you, Miss Brown, for being on the show again! 

    Katie Shepherd - Writing + Storytelling + Work

    Play Episode Listen Later May 19, 2020 72:17


    Katie Shepherd is a writer and audio producer. She recently graduated from Columbia's MFA (creative nonfiction) program, which she navigated while working full-time in NYC.  With a wide array of work experience and creative contribution, Katie shares her thoughts here on writing, storytelling, and sustained effort -- the importance of showing up and consistently drawing inspiration from daily life.  Thank you Katie and thank you listeners for tuning in 

    Brian Davis (Wooden Sleepers) - Classic American Style

    Play Episode Listen Later May 4, 2020 68:10


    Brian Davis of Wooden Sleepers  is our first quarantine-era guest  . Wooden Sleepers is Brian's vintage menswear store/brand/story out of red hook brooklyn (and on the web) . Brian has created an international community around the passion for quality, authentic, classic American apparel, his enthusiasm for the field creating a kind of magnetic pull to the idea of nuanced personal style . His online shop is open for business! (wooden-sleepers.com . Pleasure to have you on the show, Brian! Thanks all for lisenting . Also - you'll notice cf watkins‘s drawing skills have been impacted during isolation . just kidding. to accompany the uncut quarantine podcast format, she has adjusted the illustration format. a visual parallel that I think does justice (and more) to the trippy time we're in . each portrait will be done as a “blind contour” - a drawing exercise prohibiting the drawer from i) looking at the page and ii) lifting the utensil from the page (until the drawing is complete) (you might try it yourself for fun) . woo!

    Jack Murgatroyd - Documentary Filmmaking

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 8, 2020 50:04


    Jack is a filmmaker (Dirty Old Wedge, Part of Water) and co-founder of production company Hunt House Pictures.  He's been making movies since he was a kid - through college and up today.  Jack joins us now on The Jalapeno to discuss his latest film, Part of Water, which tells the story of fallen lifeguard Ben Carlson and the selfless values Ben and ocean lifeguards around the world stand for.  Thanks for tuning in! 

    Ed Polcer - The Music Within

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 20, 2020 58:03


    Ed Polcer: Jazz musician and wonderful fellow! edpolcer.com

    Tony Messina (Coach) - How can I help?

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 24, 2020 45:43


    For 36 years, Coach Tony Messina has set a spectacular example for his teams and community by teaching and representing the importance of commitment, work ethic, and personal accountability for the good of the whole.  From the outset he has promoted and upheld a culture of teamwork -- encouraging his players, no matter the scenario, to ask: how can I help? Now in its 85th season, the Hingham High School Hockey program thrives on a storied tradition of success and community contribution. Thank you Tony - and thanks all for tuning in!

    David McCullough - Strength of Character Matters Most

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 5, 2020 75:47


    David McCullough is a champion of history, humanity, and the human spirit.  He has written 12 nonfiction works including "John Adams", "Truman", and most recently "The Pioneers", which hit shelves in the spring of 2019. The desire and capacity to improve the world through one's contribution, to stand up in the face of struggle, to saddle up, commit, and come out the other side having learned and represented something of importance - something bigger than you... This undercurrent - that of the human spirit overcoming challenge for the betterment of the whole - pervades all of his writing. From stories of U.S. Presidents, to the American Revolution, to the Building of the Brooklyn Bridge and the Panama Canal, and the invention of human flight, one idea is always there: Our potential is boundless should we, in the name of worthy ideals, summon the courage to try and the fortitude to keep going. I hope you enjoy David's wisdom (and singing) on this episode -- thank you for tuning in.   

    Taylor Patterson (Fox Fodder Farm) - Flowers

    Play Episode Listen Later Dec 4, 2019 42:26


    Taylor Patterson is the founder of Fox Fodder Farm - a floral design operation out of NYC.  On this episode we discuss how FFF came to be, the flower culture in New York, and what Taylor has learned along the way.  Thanks for listening and thank you Taylor for being on the show!  Notes: foxfodderfarm.com

    Carl Scott (The Players' Tribune) - Storytelling

    Play Episode Listen Later Nov 20, 2019 63:49


    Carl Scott is the supervising audio producer for The Players' Tribune, a media company founded and ran by Derek Jeter.  Initially inspired by This American Life, Carl began his career at StoryCorps, and has more recently taken his talents to podcast production at the helm of two programs for The Players' Tribune - Knuckleheads and The Players' Tribune Podcast (which he also hosts).  On this episode Carl shares his experience getting into radio, his thoughts on the potential of audio as a medium for sharing ideas, some ideas for what makes up a moving story.  Links: The Players' Tribune  Patrick O'Sullivan story Tommie Harris story The Players' Tribune Podcast (on Luminary) Knuckleheads

    Adam Elsesser (CEO of Penumbra) - Make Sure it Matters

    Play Episode Listen Later Oct 25, 2019 37:22


    Adam was a successful real estate lawyer with two kids and a house in San Francisco.  After dinner with a physician friend, his life took a turn toward a new and unexpected endeavor: co-founding a health care device organization.  After starting and selling that first company, Adam and the same friend founded Penumbra, where Adam has served as CEO since 2004, leading the charge to develop innovative therapeutic products for neurological and vascular conditions.  https://www.penumbrainc.com/

    Ed Connors - Keep Moving

    Play Episode Listen Later Oct 8, 2019 62:48


    Ed Connors has spent his life immersed in physical movement as an athlete, coach, teacher, and trainer.  Now in his 80s, Ed's curiosity and passion for athletics continue to propel his learning.  He credits hard work, consistency, and proper rest as keys to staying sharp and making continued progress.    In this episode we discuss: 1. What Ed has learned from sports as a player and and as a coach 2. Ed's time spent in Russia learning about weight training and physical conditioning during the early 1980s 3. Guidance for how to stay strong and healthy for the long haul   Thank you Ed, thank you listeners!

    Jay Papasan - Choose Your Goal, Limit Distraction, and Go

    Play Episode Listen Later Sep 23, 2019 44:58


    In a techy world in which scatterbrain is the norm, Jay Papasan -- co-author of The One Thing -- is here to show you how to create the life you want by defining and focusing on what matters most to you. check out the1thing.com for more info on what Jay is working on the one thing book

    Tony Farfalla - Madre Mezcal

    Play Episode Listen Later Jul 30, 2019 53:58


    Tony Farfalla is an adventurer, artist, and entrepreneur. In 2013, Tony stumbled upon the Morales family in San Dionisio and was entranced by their generational history of mezcal creation and the culture surrounding it. After sharing the drink in small batches with his friends and family, word spread and demand for the spirit grew in the States. Six years later Tony now runs Madre Mezcal, which continues to evolve and expand as a business built around the Morales family's tradition, expertise, and persistence. From the Madre site:  "MADRE COMES FROM THE GARCIA MORALES RANCH, SET IN THE ROLLING HILLS OF THE OAXACAN SIERRA. WATCHING OVER THE LAND FOR CENTURIES, THE FAMILY STARTED DISTILLING THE SPIRIT OF MEZCAL FOR THE INTENT OF PERSONAL GUIDANCE AND CELEBRATION. THEY WOULD LIKE TO SHARE THAT SPIRIT WITH RESPECT AND GRATITUDE." Tony shares his experience and learnings on this episode.    Madre is now in CA, NY, CO, with plans to expand to TX and UK soon.  Thanks Tony and thanks listeners. Cheers! Notes: Madre site Madre Journal Madre instagram LAND      Oaxaca Brujería  San Dionisio Ocotepec María Sabina Agave Zapotec Anthropology

    playlist: jalapeno fundido

    Play Episode Listen Later Jul 10, 2019 173:27


    Enjoy this stellar playlist of international disco classics put together by Fundido!  

    Ross Simonini - Writer, Artist, Thinker

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 27, 2019 59:16


    Ross Simonini is a modern day cultural Renaissance man. On this episode we discuss his gripping first novel, 'The Book of Formation', a story that explores the complexities and ambiguities of a culture transfixed by celebrity, personality, and individual identity. Get out there and read it and follow along with an unnamed journalist as he studies and interviews a charismatic and enigmatic self-help leader over a 20-yr period.  Thanks to Ross's talent as a masterful writer, sharp storyteller, and endlessly inquisitive thinker, you'll be engaged and rewarded by the insights and questions he has brought to light in his impressive debut. Also check out Ross's other work on his website Thank you Ross for gracing the program with your talents.  Thank you team Jalapeno for making it happen.  Thank you listeners for tuning in! 

    Paulie Gee & Justin Bazdarich - Bantering with Pizza Kings

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 4, 2019 55:30


    Two local NY food legends -- Paulie Gee (Paulie Gee's) and Justin Bazdarich (Oxomoco, Speedy Romeo) -- grace us in this episode with their wisdom and experience in the restaurant world. They've both created beloved and acclaimed food institutions with loyal clans of customers who flock again and again to the delicious food and the distinct, genuine atmospheres at each of Paulie and Justin's restaurants.  Even if you don't listen to this episode, please go to Paulie Gee's, Speedy Romeo, and Oxomoco to set your taste buds free. You'll be happy you did!       

    Kelly Brush - Persistence

    Play Episode Listen Later May 9, 2019 41:44


    Kelly Brush -- mother, nurse practitioner, and founder of The Kelly Brush Foundation -- tells us about the injury that sparked her mission to "inspire and empower people with spinal cord injuries to lead active and engaged lives." kellybrushfoundation.org Kelly's TED talk: https://kellybrushfoundation.org/i-did-tedx/

    Live Music -- A Nave Espacial, CF Watkins, and Hannah Read

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 24, 2019 71:25


    Not an interview ... live music! Recorded Live from 360 Record Shop in Brooklyn's Red Hook on April 13 2019. A Nave Espacial: Beginning -- 16:47 CF Watkins: 16:47 -- 46:46 Hannah Read: 46:47 -- End

    Joby Norton - The Fishmonger

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 11, 2019 55:22


    Joby Norton is the owner of Mullaney's Fish Market in Scituate (and Cohasset), Massachusetts. On this episode Joby tells us about his experiences in the fishing industry and culture, along with lessons learned from running his business. http://www.mullaneysfish.com/

    Patrick McDermott (aka North Americans) - Going Steady

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 25, 2019 69:56


    On this episode come meet a masterful contributor to the music world, Patrick McDermott. As an artist Patrick is North Americans. Fresh off a beautiful acoustic album called “Going Steady” , he also runs a label called Driftless Recordings and a label/record shop called Ghost Ramp in Los Angeles. His diversified experience and skills - if not direct results of his dynamic curiosity - are certainly worthy complements to it. Here's to ye, Patrick!

    Charlie O'Donnell - Investing Early

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 7, 2019 64:55


    Charlie O'Donnell helps early stage companies establish their footing and build momentum through his investment business, Brooklyn Bridge Ventures. Charlie's Blog: https://www.thisisgoingtobebig.com/ Charlie's investments: http://www.brooklynbridge.vc/investments

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    Keith Krach - DocuSign CEO - Leadership Simplified

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 19, 2019 76:34


    "People support what they help create" Keith Krach is a visionary who makes big things happen. The scope of his impact on global business, education, and philanthropy is profound -- time and again he has created and built dynamic teams and organizations, most recently as chairman and CEO of DocuSign. On this episode we discuss Keith's roots, lessons learned working in his father's machine shop, and the importance of initiative, perseverance, and mentorship for leadership development and lifelong learning. Thank you Keith and thank you listeners!

    Bene Coopersmith - Music Magic in Red Hook

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 6, 2019 36:55


    Running a dynamic record shop in Red Hook, Brooklyn, Bene Coopersmith is a subtle and humble crusader for the importance of open-minded community and the magic of music as a connective force. His store offers what every neighborhood could benefit from -- an understated and welcoming cultural refuge providing value beyond what's for sale. Maybe you'll listen tonight on the way home. And maybe when you get home you'll queue up some special music and soak it all in.

    Joe Falcone - Rockaway's Humble Rider

    Play Episode Listen Later Jan 23, 2019 52:22


    The board-shaping, straight-shooting, wave-riding craftsman mr. Joe Falcone on the program today. Joe tells us about his upbringing, his experience during and after Hurricane Sandy, the personal adjustments he's made to stay on top of his growing business, and the importance of honesty and openness in relationships. Thanks Joe, thanks listeners, woo! Enjoy! Checkout Joe's site: http://www.falconesurfboards.com/

    Claire George - A Sound Decision

    Play Episode Listen Later Jan 10, 2019 70:56


    Claire George - singer, songwriter, producer - tells us about her leap into music, landing a record deal, and the adventures ahead. Go see a show (tour dates below)! Claire's Tour Dates: JAN 23 WED - Atlanta, GA -- Aisle 5 JAN 24 THU - Gasa Gasa -- New Orleans, LA JAN 25 FRI - White Oak Music Hall -- Houston, TX JAN 26 SAT - Mohawk Austin -- Austin, TX JAN 27 SUN - Three Links Deep Ellum -- Dallas TX JAN 30 WED - Club Congress -- Tucson, AZ JAN 31 THU - Valley Bar -- Phoenix, AZ FEB 1 FRI - Constellation Room -- Santa Ana, CA FEB 2 SAT - The Casbah -- San Diego, CA FEB 6 WED - The Echo -- Los Angeles, CA FEB 7 THU - Rickshaw Stop -- San Francisco, CA FEB 8 FRI - Barboza -- Seattle, WA FEB 9 SAT - Wonder Ballroom -- Portland, OR FEB 10 SUN - Biltmore Cabaret -- Vancouver, Canada

    Season Prelude

    Play Episode Listen Later Jan 9, 2019 3:56


    This is a 2019 Season 1 Prelude Episode -- a quick rundown about what's to come this Thursday January 10th, and every other week through June 2019. Thank you for listening!

    Bonus: Introducing "A Healthcare Podcast"

    Play Episode Listen Later Dec 6, 2018 26:28


    a separate healthcare focused podcast can be found at https://anchor.fm/virtualhealth here's episode 1 with Ivelyse Andino, CEO of Radical Health (http://www.radical-health.com/)

    Interlude

    Play Episode Listen Later Nov 7, 2018 3:44


    quick update on what's going on with The Jalapeño

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