Podcasts about astoria queens

Loki Skywalker, both twins named Alana, Lemony Rin and more awful babay names are discussed.  Also, here is the link to the Pickleball fight I was talking about. https://x.com/TheKevinDalton/status/1925600337295286403?t=pHAa6x6C9FWcuTuKK-yjtQ&s=19 Join Patreon for extra episodes at patren.com/jimflorentine Seee Jim on tour coming to: Rochester, NY, Syracuse, NY, Astoria Queens, Freehold, NJ, London, UK, Manchester UK, Birmingham, UK Bohemia, NY, Naples, FL and more. Support our Sponsor: Support the show and protect your online privacy with ExpressVPN. Head to https://www.expressvpn.com/AWFULPOD    

John in Astoria Queens calls Mark to let him know that people are not speaking about a second lady that died during the January 6th attack, in addition to Babbitt. Vincent in Brooklyn NY called Mark to ask him if Frank Sinatra really wrote his own music? Mark explains.

John in Astoria Queens calls Mark to let him know that people are not speaking about a second lady that died during the January 6th attack, in addition to Babbitt. Vincent in Brooklyn NY called Mark to ask him if Frank Sinatra really wrote his own music? Mark explains. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dave in Chicago calls Mark to ask him what he thinks about Melania Trump being featured in a Amazon Documentary. Roger in Astoria Queens called Mark to let him know he would love to see DOGE go after the payments used for our amendments.

At the Modern Art Foundry in Astoria Queens, workers restore the Neptune Fountain, which was missing its hands, an arm and a foot.

Roger in Astoria Queens wants to know Mark's opinion on Host Dan Bongino possibly being the Secret Service Director? Oz in Long Island NY called in to ask Mark if Trump can take the Air Force base back in Afghanistan.

Lena McFrison's band The Loyal Cheaters will be playing with Will's band in Astoria Queens on November 2nd the last day of their US tour.  Before that they sit down to talk about discovering Punk Rock and putting on shows in a small town in Italy.  the logistics of planning a tour of the USA as an international DIY act, Their upcoming show at The Fest in Gainsville, Florida, and the songwriting process for their newest album And All Hell Broke Loose. Follow and See The Loyal Cheaters Live https://beacons.ai/theloyalcheaters https://www.instagram.com/theloyalcheaters/ https://open.spotify.com/album/3nzloYQ27lnXmPrxHsYZBk?si=mXRRc92VTH2US_-1o26SfA https://open.spotify.com/track/6StU3cjkNVf3zASJ77w3hA?si=bc34291a71f84e76 Will's Website: www.awesomedisaster.com Podcast Merch: https://teespring.com/stores/between-awesome-and-disaster Awesome Disaster Highlights! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4T5fT0Sc8bipvHWFaBEY2J?si=5f8ad01818404d07 Will's Band: https://www.instagram.com/skiplagnyc/

Katie and Sarah interview comedy legend Bonnie McFarlane on her experience directing reality tv and her hypnotherapy breakthrough.  Come to our stand up show 8/28/24, in Astoria Queens! https://www.grove34.com/?pgid=lwyhe5kf-5722ca68-6833-4e04-b098-2c2c3e9255a4   Please follow us!  Show Notes: https://ladyjourney.org/category/show-notes/  Patreon https://www.patreon.com/ladyjourney Instagram IG https://www.instagram.com/ladyjourneypodcast/  Leave a Review! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lady-journey-podcast/id1595747091  

Katie and Sarah share travel stories from each of their trips to opposite coasts.  Come to our stand up show 8/28/24, in Astoria Queens! https://www.grove34.com/?pgid=lwyhe5kf-5722ca68-6833-4e04-b098-2c2c3e9255a4   Please follow us!  Show Notes: https://ladyjourney.org/category/show-notes/  Patreon https://www.patreon.com/ladyjourney Instagram IG https://www.instagram.com/ladyjourneypodcast/  Leave a Review! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lady-journey-podcast/id1595747091  

Brim, Kim and Mr. Greer are back at it again. Apart from all the usual shenanigans, the gang chats about everything pop culture with all the trimmings and the cast discusses the recent Olympic highlights including the breakdancer from Australia Rachel Gunn, the pole vaulter Anthony Ammirati who was offered a porn contract and Jordan Chiles being stripped of her bronze medal over a 4 second delay. The cast chats about D-23 and all of the upcoming Disney stuff and things that are coming including, Villains World in Magic Kingdom, and so many other huge updates. They discuss the Lou Pearlman documentary, ponzi schemes, and why nobody will claim Bernie Madeoff's ashes. They chat about San DIego Comic Con again, the new show Hysteria, and how bad it must have smelled in Bridgerton times. They discuss Kam Rai Thai in Astoria Queens, Prost on Long Island, and how much weight Brim has lost in the last two weeks. The crew chats about entertainment news, opinions and other cool stuff and things. Enjoy.Wherever you listen to podcasts & www.thegrindhouseradio.comhttps://linktr.ee/thegrindhouseradioThe Grindhouse RadioFB: @thegrindhouseradioTW: @therealghradioInstagram: @thegrindhouseradiowww.thegrindhouseradio.com

HardLore proudly presents the first part of our three-part series shot in a single day all about New York Hardcore, all three of which feature special guest co-host: King Nine vocalist Dan Seely. Part one features Mike Dijan, an absolutely all-time great hardcore guitar player and song writer. We visited his hometown neighborhood in Astoria Queens and learned the origin of how hardcore music made it's way to their neighborhood., Leeway's impact on him personally, and how he went from fan to landmark hardcore musician. We also received a special surprise visit by Jojo from Outburst, who shares his story of growing up and discovering hardcore in Astoria. It all starts with a bench in the park... HardLore is now on Patreon! Join now to watch every single weekly episode early and ad-free, alongside exclusive monthly episodes: https://patreon.com/hardlorepod HardLore Official Website/HardLore Records store: https://hardlorepod.com Join the HARDLORE DISCORD: https://discord.gg/jA9rppggef This episode is brought to you by ATHLETIC GREENS! Try AG1 at athleticgreens.com/HARDLORE to receive a free 1-year supply of vitamin D and 5 travel packs of AG1. Get 20% OFF @manscaped + Free Shipping with promo code HARDLORE at MANSCAPED.com! #ad #manscapedpod FOLLOW MIKE DIJAN: INSTAGRAM | https://www.instagram.com/mikedijan/ FOLLOW DAN SEELY: INSTAGRAM | https://www.instagram.com/freedomsteely/ TWITTER | https://x.com/FreedomSteely FOLLOW HARDLORE: INSTAGRAM | https://www.instagram.com/hardlorepod/ TWITTER | https://twitter.com/hardlorepod SPOTIFY | https://spoti.fi/3J1GIrp APPLE | https://apple.co/3IKBss2 FOLLOW COLIN: INSTAGRAM | https://www.instagram.com/colinyovng/ TWITTER | https://www.twitter.com/ColinYovng FOLLOW BO: INSTAGRAM | https://www.instagram.com/bosxe/ TWITTER | https://www.twitter.com/bosxe Check out our merch at https://knotfest.com/store/?view=hardlore Find all of our videos at https://knot1.co/3vWXsbx TIMESTAMPS: ASTORIA PARK - 0:00 THE BENCH - 2:25 CBGBs - 7:33 LEEWAY/KRAUT - 9:40 METS BANDS / YANKEES BANDS - 16:03 STARTING GUITAR - 22:55 STREET FIGHT - 27:27 STEALING BENCH RIFFS - 31:00 STARTING CROWN OF THORNZ - 35:30 WHO DO YOU DO? - 43:20 JOJO FROM OUTBURST - 46:03 PIZZA PALACE - 50:09 THE OTHER ASTORIA - 55:13 PARDON THIS INTERRUPTION... 57:58 PITA HOT - 1:00:44 MIKE TOURING LATER IN LIFE - 1:02:22 FILLING IN FOR CRO-MAGS - 1:04:22 FAVORITE AGE OF QUARREL TRACK - 1:07:22 BREAKDOWN BLACKLISTED - 1:13:10 THE MANY BREAKDOWN LINEUPS - 1:20:44 JOINING BREAKDOWN - 1:22:00 JOJO'S UNDERDOG JAM - 1:24:45 DON FURY - 1:27:20 CROWN OF THORNZ MENTALLY VEXED - 1:29:18 THE FUTURE OF HARDCORE - 1:32:05 JOJO'S DESPERATE MEASURES SONGS - 1:36:44 MENTALLY VEXED CONT. - 1:38:25 CLOSING THOUGHTS - 1:44:05

Episode 313 - Rebecca Bratspies - Naming Gotham, The Villains, Rogues & Heroes Behind New York's Place NamesNaming Gotham: The Villains, Rogues & Heroes Behind New York's Place NamesThe Van Wyck, the Major Deegan, the Jackie Robinson, the Hutch, the Merritt, FDR Drive, or the Henry Hudson...you might drive them regularly, without really noticing that those road names are, well, names. But, who were these people? New York City's many roads, bridges, neighborhoods and institutions bear the names of a colorful assortment of people from key periods in the city's history. Learning about the people iconic Gotham landmarks are named for is a unique window into the history of the greatest city in the world. Author Rebecca Bratspies takes readers on a place-based, intimate, historical journey on a human scale.About the authorRebecca Bratspies lives with her cats, teenager and husband in Astoria Queens. When not geeking out about New York City history, Rebecca is a professor at CUNY School of Law. A scholar of environmental justice and human rights, Rebecca has written scores of law review articles; five books (including Naming Gotham: the Villains, Rogues, and Heroes Behind New York Place Names); and three environmental justice comic books (with Charlie LaGreca Velasco). She serves on NYC's Environmental Justice Advisory Board and EPA's Children's Health Protection Advisory Committee and is a scholar with the Center for Progressive Reform and a member of the NYC Bar Environmental Committee. ABA-SEER honored her work with its Commitment to Diversity and Justice Award.You can follow her on Twitter and IG at @RBratspies and Mastodon at @RBratspies@Mastodon.social Finally a podcast app just for kids! KidsPod is founded on a simple idea:Every kid should have access to the power of audio.https://kidspod.app/Support the showhttps://livingthenextchapter.com/Want to support the show and get bonus content?https://www.buzzsprout.com/1927756/subscribe

You might have seen Big Joe talking about his Kia Sorento on TikTok a few years ago, that old news Big Joe is huge media personality now, appearing in commercials, tv shows and movies! Every where he goes people recognize Big Joe. Joe Gambino sits down with Eric & Justin at the BDP studio to talk about his Italian upbringing in Astoria Queens, how his life changed after one viral video and so much more!

Full transcription available at http://heartsofgoldpodcast.com/ Amira created a three-day program to inspire youth to get involved in civic engagement and political campaigns, regardless of their political party. Amira discusses her inspiration for the project, including her experience working with older individuals in the political landscape at a young age. She also shares a life-altering event that motivated her to pave a better path for others interested in joining campaigns. Despite not being old enough to vote, Amira remains actively involved in campaigns. Tune in to hear her inspiring story of youth empowerment and activism. More from Amira: Amira Ismail is a 17-year-old Egyptian-Palestinian teen organizer and youth leader in her community of Woodside and Astoria Queens in New York City. There, she leads the Muslim Girl Scouts of Astoria, composed of Arab youth aged 5 to 18. Working with MGSA, she has become an advocate for Girl Scouts at the council and national level, speaking at events, unveiling programs, frequently participating, and leading in virtual programming for the organization. As an intern for GSGNY, Amira created new badge guides to be used across the nation, advocated for creating Arab Heritage Month programming for the Girl Scouts events calendar, and designed the program. In the fall of 2021, she was a Muslim Community Network youth fellow where she discovered the value of civic education and developed the ability to comprehend a variety of perspectives on critical current events confidently. She also is a Malikah youth fellow where she creates programming for North African youth promoting leadership in young people through lessons in financial literacy, community organization, and political activism. Most recently, Amira has embarked on creating her program, launching earlier this year, titled Make U Listen. There, she continues her passion for civic engagement at the youth level, educating young people on how to get involved in the political process despite barriers of age, gender, and ethnicity. In speaking of the hardships she has faced in reaching her position of prominence and influence in her community, she hopes to inspire young people to advocate for their passions. Key takeaways from the episode: 1️⃣ Passion and Commitment: Amira's Gold Award project took three years to complete, and she faced challenges. However, she never gave up and stayed committed to her goal. It's a reminder that when we are passionate about something, we must trust our intuition and persevere, even when faced with obstacles. 2️⃣ Empowering Youth: Amira's project aimed to inspire and engage young people in civic engagement and political campaigns, regardless of their political party. She recognized the importance of giving youth a voice and creating opportunities for them to make a difference. It's a powerful reminder that young voices matter and can significantly impact shaping our communities. 3️⃣ Building Community: Amira's involvement in her council and various Girl Scout activities showcased the power of community. From creating a Girl Advisory Board to organizing events and programs, she actively worked towards bringing people together and creating a supportive network. It's a reminder that we can achieve more when we collaborate and support one another.

Our guest is Dr. Sofya Aptekar- As an Associate Professor of Urban Studies at the City University of New York, she uncovers society's secrets, from gentrification in Astoria Queens to the complexities of immigration and the military. Her latest book, ‘Green Card Soldier.' unravels the fascinating complexities within the US military system, shedding light on a world often shrouded in mystery. With wit, wisdom, and a touch of humor, Dr. Aptekar and I ask the listeners to challenge perspectives and embark on an adventure of knowledge unlike any other. Join the conversation: Instagram @immigrantlypod | Twitter @immigrantly_pod | Youtube @immigrantlypod | Tiktok @Immigrantlypodcast Immigrantly is a lighthearted, introspective weekly podcast that celebrates the extraordinariness of immigrant life. Our mission is to challenge and disrupt one-dimensional narratives about immigrants and people of color in America. We do this by providing our listeners with authentic, unvarnished insights into the immigrant identity in America. Join us as we create new intellectual engagement for our audience. You can contact us at http://immigrantlypod.com Please share the love and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts & Spotify to help more people find us!  Contribute to the show on Venmo @immigrantlypod. You can connect with Saadia on Twitter @swkkhan Email: saadia@immigrantlypod.com For advertising inquiries, you can contact us at info@immigrantlypod.com Host & Producer: Saadia Khan I Content Writer: Bobak Afshari & Saadia Khan I Editorial review: Shei Yu I Sound Designer & Editor: Paroma Chakravarty I Immigrantly Theme Music: Simon Hutchinson Other Music: Epidemic Sound Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Human Performance Specialist, George Constantinou owns a private training gym in Astoria Queens where he offers services well beyond personal training. George goes above and beyond to be of service to his clients and anyone he crosses paths with. Join us as George talks about his journey into the fitness business as well as his personal journey. 

Andrew Bellucci has had a tough couple of years. After opening Bellucci Pizza with a business partner then having a falling out during the pandemic, he struck out on his own - just a half-mile away - opening Bellucci's Pizzeria. Now, in addition to a legal battle, he has to constantly remind guests of his new business, while striving to make the best pizza he can, by using only the best ingredients. His experience working in a pair of Michelin-starred restaurants in Alsace is certainly unique among his peers.

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IG: @bigapplebodega  www.bigapplebodega.co    Hosted By: Justin Ryan Bizzarro (IG: @justinbizzarro)   Free Podcast.  No Advertisements.  The stories of Food, Beverage and Nutrition Entrepreneurs and how their failures led to the successes in their lives and in their business.  What does the future have in store for the food, beverage, and nutrition entrepreneur?   JUSTIN AND THE [FOOD] ENTREPRENEURS Email: justin@betterwithbaconfat.com Instagram: @justinandthefoodentrepreneurs ( #foodentrepreneurs )   All music is scored by host or royalty free. 

Thomas Tsitourie is the child of immigrants who while he was growing up were building Superintendents for a 62unit complex in Astoria Queens. At a very young age, Thomas came to the realization that hard work alone won't get you to Financial Freedom. One must grow to possess Desire, Faith & Imagination.Thomas brings to his real estate entrepreneurial endeavors a Bachelors's degree in Architecture and experience in Construction Management. Through the years, Thomas developed an obsession for personal Growth & Financial Freedom and a heart of an Entrepreneur with a business sense and a focus on believing strongly in streamlining all processes.Main Points: getting started in real estate what works for YOUR investment strategy the road to entrepreneurship the good, the bad, and the really ugly95 daily grindlong term playpivotingContact Bryce:thomastsitouridis@gmail.com,thomas@tomakgroup.comwww.linkedin.com/in/thomas-tsitouridis-60a63736/http://tomakgroup.com 

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Lisa Greaves Taylor is the founder of Birth Matters NYC and has been working with NYC-area birthing families since 2010 as a childbirth educator, birth doula and lactation counselor. She teaches group and private childbirth classes in-person in Astoria Queens, virtual live classes, and also offers an online, on-demand version of her comprehensive course. She's certified with Lamaze International, Childbirth Education Association of Metropolitan New York, Evidence Based Birth, and DONA International and has served on the board and a task force for two of those organizations. In 2019, Lisa started the BIRTH MATTERS podcast, which shares mostly NYC-based birth and fertility journey stories along with childbirth ed commentary. In 2021, she became the Director of East River Doula Collective with the goal of providing a more comprehensive offering of support to birthing families through doula support and support groups. She's devoted to helping equip birthing people with best current evidence, strategic & coping tools, and self-advocacy strategies toward safer, more empowering and positive journeys into parenthood. Lisa is particularly passionate about advocating for change in birthing and postpartum outcomes for Black, BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and underserved or marginalized populations. For more information, check out her website at www.birthmattersnyc.com. Dr. Laura is in a competition to have her podcast featured in Goodpods in May in honor of Mother's Day. Please follow her @well-adjustedmama! https://goodpods.app.link/feed Please click the button to subscribe so you don't miss any episodes and leave a review if your favorite podcast app has that ability. Thank you! Visit http://drlaurabrayton.com/podcasts/ for show notes and available downloads. © 2022 Dr. Laura Brayton

Sam and Emma host Ryan Grim, DC Bureau Chief at The Intercept, to round up the week in news. Then in the Fun Half, we have a special April Fool's Day compilation! Ryan and Sam begin by taking on the incredible work done by Amazon organizers in Staten Island and Bessemer Alabama as the unionization votes trickle in, with the former looking like a raving success, and the latter showing vast improvements over last year's vote, leading them into a discussion on the stagnation in the National Labor Relations Board, with the Right's dedication to the war on organized labor building over the last few decades as the Democrats just sort of stand around. This gets Sam and Ryan into a discussion on corporate Dems, Manchin, Sinema, and Kelly, effectively sinking the Biden Administration's nomination for the Labor Department, and the general anemia of Biden and Democratic leadership. Shifting to the other crumbling party, Ryan and Sam look to the Republicans' tantrums during the nomination of Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court, spewing talking points about her being “weak on pedophilia” alongside their typical bad faith racist attacks, and the failure of the Democrats on the committee to properly respond to and amplify the absurdity of their opponents. Next, they look to the discussions around Medicare Advantage plans, how good insurance companies are at taking what they know about you and making you pay more because of it, and the connection between Democrats' refusal to associate with Medicare (despite its popularity) goes hand in hand with Democrats' refusal to do anything to expand it (despite its efficacy), before they wrap up with a discussion on the pathways of change for the CMS. They wrap up the interview with a discussion on Manchin's coal corruption and familial fraud, the state of states' gerrymandering, and Sam dives into the supply line, and gas industry price gouging. And in the Fun Half: Sam is caught BLUE-handed (because he's a lib!) by independent journalist and Substacker Ronald Raygun as he openly drinks store-bought apple cider and makes uncannily succinct comments, before Ken, Ken & Ken (no relation to Ken & Ken in the Morning) take on Sam's estrogen elitism and soyboy stupidity. The show is wrapped up with an incredibly passionate takedown of all things corrupt by fringe genius Danny Bruce and source A. A. 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Leslie Thornton is an American Artist, Filmaker, and Educator, based in New York City.  Her current solo show - "BEGIN AGAIN, AGAIN" is featured at the MIT List Visual Arts Center in Cambridge MA until February 13, 2022 - It is a retrospective of projects spanning her timeline and features, a new two-channel video work called "Hemlock" that was commissioned by the List Art Center. Leslie Thornton is a recognized pioneer of contemporary media aesthetics, working with film, video, photography and installation. Retrospectives have been held at MoMA (New York), FemCine (Santiago), Anthology Film Archives (New York) and at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Her work has been exhibited at dOCUMENTA, MoMA PS1, Centre Pompidou, the Whitney Biennial, Raven Row and Rodeo Gallery as well as the New York Film Festival, Oberhausen, and Rotterdam International Film Festivals, among others. Thornton is in the permanent collections of Fundació Antoni Tàpies, Centre Pompidou, MoMA, the Pacific Film Archives, the Walker Art Center and Jeu de paume. In 2018 she was the first recipient, in company with James Richards, of a new CERN Artist Residency, sponsored by Center d'art Contemporain Geneve. Forthcoming exhibitions include Kunstlerhouse Stuttgart, Secession (Vienna) and Malmö Kunsthalle. This discussion was recorded at her home in Astoria Queens in Nov 2021.  --------------------------- You can find more information about Leslie Thornton and their work here: • MIT List Visual Arts Center: https://listart.mit.edu/exhibitions/leslie-thornton • Leslie Thornton - Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leslie_Thornton_(filmmaker) • Press: MIT List Visual Arts Center - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4k7Bllr85g • Instagram: https:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leslie_thornton/ ---------------------------  VECTOR Productions
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Nick Grisi is a friend of mine since college. We discuss biking across these United States for charity, The Iron Taint Crew, taking an ambulance for chicken emergencies, working festivals for a living, The George Washington Hotel, the Greeks of Astoria Queens, staying at strayers houses along the way, the legend of Smitty, the cult of Pauly D, blowing those tires and more.Thanks to my sponsors@www.keyscoffee.co @www.22andco.com@www.pokeintherear.com@www.generalhorseplay.com

Phil and Jake are joined by EDT second-timer Dave Walsh (from Space Cadet, The Loved Ones & The Explosion) to rank dogs, cats and capybaras on the List of Every Damn Thing.Get Space Cadet's record “Lion On A Leash” on Wiretap Records, listen to them on Spotify, and follow them on Instagram (@space_cadet_band). And go to one of their upcoming shows!If you have something to add to the list, email it to list@everydamnthing.net (or get at us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook).SHOW NOTES: We mention Dave's previous band The Explosion, which he was in with friends-and-guests-of-the-pod and guests Matt Hock and Andrew Black. But we somehow fail to mention The Loved Ones, which he was in with other friend-and-guest-of-the-pod (and other Dave) Dave Hause. We couldn't find an image of Jake's monkey-on-a-skateboard The Explosion t-shirt, but you should check out the other incredible artwork of Linas Garsys. Phil has a bestiary, which is a book about all animals, translated from Latin by T.H. White (who wrote The Sword in the Stone and a lot of other things). You can read the bestiary here. If you like dogs, Dave recommends the TV show Lucky Dog. Poochie from The Simpsons is a dog who rocks the telly. He's half Joe Camel and the third Fonzerelli. He's a kung-fu hippie from the Gangster City. He's a rapping surfer. You're the fool he pities. Here's the scene from Snatch that Jake refers to. Cats' eyes emit light rays. We don't know if this is because of science or because of magic. Probably both.  The CDC's FAQ on toxoplasmosis doesn't mention attraction to cats as a symptom, but it doesn't refute it either. Jake suspects the Batman Returns version of Selena Kyle aka Catwoman has toxoplasmosis. We talk about the 1980s cartoon Heathcliff and the Catillac Cats, which Phil only ever saw the second segment of growing up, because of the scheduling. The first segment was about Heathcliff doing the kind of things he does in the newspaper comic strip. The second segment was about a group of cats who lived in a junkyard, led by Riff Raff, an orange cat who wears a big white hat. In South America, guinea pigs are frequently eaten, and are called cuy, probably named after the sound they make. Phil mentions seeing them in the frozen food section at Trade Fair supermarket in Astoria Queens, NY. There was an escaped capybara in California, and friend-of-the-pod Victor made twitter for it. ALSO DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE:Boston Terriers * dog training * Boxer dogs * cops * Cher * burritos * Pee-Wee Herman * Donald Duck * cat scratch fever * dog dicks * Maus by Art Spiegelman * EMTs * rats * goats * E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial * CharmanderBelow are the Top Ten and Bottom Top items on List of Every Damn Thing as of this episode (for the complete up-to-date list, go here).TOP TEN: Dolly Parton - person interspecies animal friends - idea sex - idea Clement Street in San Francisco - location Prince - person It's-It - food Cher - person dogs - animal cats - animal Pee-Wee Herman - fictional character BOTTOM TEN:207. Jenny McCarthy - person208. Jon Voight - person209. Hank Williams, Jr - person210. British Royal Family - institution211. Steven Seagal - person212. McRib - food213. war - idea214. cigarettes - drug215. QAnon - idea216. transphobia - ideaTheme song by Jade Puget. Graphic design by Jason Mann. This episode was produced & edited by Jake MacLachlan, with audio help from Luke Janela. Show notes by Jake MacLachlan & Phil Green.Our website is everydamnthing.net and we're also on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.Email us at list@everydamnthing.net. 

Learn about how and why the famous manufacturer built a factory here, in northwestern Queens, in the late 19th century. Steinway's investments in this corner of what was once the independent municipality of Long Island City proved a key contribution to the growth of greater New York City.

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On Father's Day, June 17th, 2001, FDNY Firefighters John Downing, Harry Ford, and Brian Fahey,  were mortally wounded in a backdraft explosion at a hardware store in Astoria Queens.  This catastrophe claimed the husband and father from three families and furthermore greatly impacted the firefighting industry, forever altering the lives of many closely connected to FDNY.     In Part III of the 2001 Father's Day Fire, 20 years later, we are joined by the spouses of these fallen firefighters and members of the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation.  Our goals are to honor and remember Lieutenant Downing, Firefighter Fahey, and Firefighter Ford; to hear the perspectives  of and learn from the experiences of these amazing women ; and to hopefully offer a model of strength and resilience to others along their journey of healing. Joining After The Fire today are Wife of FDNY Lieutenant John Downing, Ann Downing, Wife of FDNY Firefighter Brian Fahey, Mary Fahey, Wife of FDNY Firefighter Harry Ford, Denise Ford,  and from the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation, Executive Director Ron Siarnicki and Director of Fire Service Programs John Tippett.

Giuseppe Viterale, owner of Ornella in Astoria Queens, came down to Brooklyn to talk with us about Italian heritage, family times, and doing things for yourself.

Welcome to episode 67 of the SGT Podcast.  We kick things off with the "Bar Exam", we tried something local right out of Astoria Queens, SingleCut Beersmiths - Got caught in the spotlight (:45).  We then got into Trevor Bauer choosing the Dodgers over the Mets (2:56) Mickey Callaway's scandal and the latest baseball rumors and news.  SuperBowl preview (27:12). A little trip down memory lane on the best wrestling game (35:16) and NBA Jam.  Latest Rangers news (38:42).  NBA news including KD's contact tracer fiasco (42:50), the Tits Lit Of The Week (46:42) and a ton of laughs.  Thanks for tuning in, make sure to follow us on all social media.

The guys start the first show of the new year catching up on world events and Danny's opinion on a certain hardcore character. Jimmy G. of Murphy's Law has shared stages with everyone from The Misfits to the Beastie Boys. Jimmy joins the boys and shares various stories, talks about new Murphy's Law music and has us cracking up the whole way through. Dimi Douvas is a talented drummer who knows Danny very well. Having spent time playing in Crown Of Thornz and Skarhead; Dimi talks touring with Danny and digging into the past of his other band, Stillsuit.

She is an older sister to me. She is someone I appreciate a lot and she means a lot to me. Rachel Esquivel is on the program! My amazing older cousin knows how to keep it real, be authentic, and be herself, that's why she is one incredible person. She blesses me with words of wisdom on a regular basis. I know the listeners will enjoy her presence and will probably learn a thing or two from her. We talk about her experience traveling around the country as a flight attendant, the best cities she has been to, and how did she overcome being a picky eater? She also teaches us valuable lessons on being a good friend, how to know if someone likes you, how to begin a relationship, how to handle a break up, and if everything works out, how to maintain a relationship. Rachel is a special person and I’m honored to have her for this special podcast. (10:03) - Since it is a new year, we talk about some of our new years resolutions for 2021. (10:35) - Rachel is a flight attendant! So we talk about her experience with that very exciting job. What is it like flying around the country on a daily basis? What states/destinations have stuck out to her on her travels? (11:37) - We have a funny talk about Picky Eating and other cuisines worth trying (16:47) - Another City Rachel has fallen in love with as a Flight Attendant is Chicago. This leads to a discussion regarding the great second-city. (21:02) - Vegas baby! What does Rachel have to say about sin-city aka Las Vegas, Nevada? (22:23) - Lets talk about fashion. Fashionista Rachel talks to Matt about the way to go when it comes to having a sense of style for both men and women in 2021. (23:54) - We then talk about Matt’s experience working Holiday retail and the memorable customers that Matt will never forget. This also leads to a talk about the most obxious and prejudice customers he has dealt with as well. (27:44) - Rachel has worked as a server at The Cheesecake Factory. She talks about working there during the holiday rush and she talks about some VERY FAMOUS customers she has taken care. (31:53) - Its time to talk about being a good friend. Rachel offers some of the best friendship advice that all people can learn from. (36:39) - Rachel also keeps it real talking about dating in this world. How should guys shoot their shot, where should the first date be, and when do you schedule that second date? After its all set and done, how do you maintain a relationship? (39:12) - Breaking up is hard to do. Rachel gives her insight on what to do when and if that time comes. (49:40) - What is life like in Astoria Queens? Rachel tells us all about it. (51:20) - Whats been grinding Rachel’s gears lately? (56:22) - Rachel and Matt take a look at cringing but funny Tweets of people rejecting each other. (58:39) - Rachel then tells us her ultimate advice. (1:09:00) - Rachel finishes the show off by answering The Proust Questionnaire. (1:09:44)

Ex-exterminator Comedian Larry Izzo welcomes returning guest Gil Bloom of Standard Pest Management in Astoria Queens. Through bug jobs in museums, state facilities, homes, garages, Larry and Gil find that the most consistently annoying and loathsome pests they've dealt with are the kind that walk, talk and ignore their advice.

In this episode of season 3, we interview 2x CrossFit Games competitor and a life-long committed athlete Andrea Montalvo. Andrea excelled in many sports and spent the last 10+ years as a fitness trainer and seminar instructor. She resides in Astoria Queens as a Certified Personal Trainer and an entrepreneur who started her own movement workshops called AgerBomb Seminars and has taught 120 events all over the world. This past July, Andrea launched Embrace MVMNT, an Instagram-based business providing daily workouts, tutorial videos and faith encouragement to help women grow together both physically and spiritually. How do we take control of our health and wellness? What do we do when depression and other mental health struggles impact our motivation? What does it take to create a fitness routine we actually enjoy? How does simple movement impact our overall wellness? How can cultivating the mentality of a competitive athlete help us overcome obstacles? These questions and more will be explored in this latest episode.    More about our guest Andrea Montalvo: For more info, visit www.embracemvmnt.com Follow Andrea on instagram @ager_bomb and Embrace MVMNT @embracemvmnt   BONUS Special: Need help checking off two important priorities - health for your body and health for your soul in under an hour? Join Embrace MVMNT for dynamic workouts guaranteed to make you sweat, increase your strength, and are scalable for every fitness level. The goal is to get people moving five days per week, helping you move safely and boosting your confidence. Plus, the faith sessions will give you a refreshing perspective that leaves you feeling grateful for the simple joys of life.  Start your 2-week free trial, by clicking here.  For more Iridescent conversations about health and wellness, check out these recent articles: How I Got My Health Back on Track by Perla Cantu-Arroyo  Finding Comfort in a Time of Chaos by Sally Kuhlman 6 Ways Your Breathing Habits Affect Your Mental and Physical Health by Jessica Peters Little Changes That Make a Big Difference to Your Health by Victoria Bardega Sheppard

The Crafty Lumberjack Dennis Setteducati and Andrew Boza are both actors who met while traveling on the National Tour of Fiddler on the Roof! Oy! Along with coffee, crafting and Netflix, they have a love for the holidays and decorating! This love lead to their successful and ever growing blog and Instagram, which aims at giving their followers some quick, easy and affordable inspiration! The have appeared on The Chew and The Rachael Ray Show and can be seen on the HGTV Handmade Youtube Channel. They have performed all over the United States and Canada and have been featured on several publications including Buzzfeed, DIY Network blog, Urban Bear, Gay Star News, The Vegan Roadie and the lifestyle magazine, Sweet Paul. We discuss our lives in Astoria Queens the first home that we had was in Astoria, and these two craft-makers make their home there. They met performing on a National Tour of Fiddler on the Roof. How appropriate for the Broadway Husbands Podcast! It was there that they discovered a passion for blogging, crafting, and each other. Since then they have built a name for themselves online with their blog and with HGTV. Learn about how they fell in love, their passion for performing, being vegan, and ways that you can get crafty in quarantine. In our Segment SPOTLIGHT ON LOVE, our listener asks: What are some things I can ask if he is interested on FB messenger? A big shout out to our friend and the composer of our theme music David Dabbon, and to the amazing We are grateful to be apart of the Broadway Podcast Network: http://bpn.fm/husbands ***** Follow us http://instagram.com/broadwayhusbands http://facebook.com/broadwayhusbands http://youtube.com/broadwayhusbands  Bret http://bretshuford.com http://instagram.com/bretshuford http://twitter.com/bretshuford http://snapchat.com/thebretshuford http://facebook.com/bretshuford Stephen http://instagram.com/stephenrhanna http://twitter.com/stephenrhanna We are grateful to be a part of the Broadway Podcast Network. Music composed by David Dabbon, photo by Roberto Araujo Photography. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lets enjoy some good music as always live and direct from Astoria Queens .

Its that midnight show live and direct from Astoria Queens ! You already know the vibes when it comes to my music, anything goes. Lets see how im feeling today oh and Stay safe everyone!

This episode of “Queens Creative” features singer-songwriter, producer, guitar player extraordinaire and Astoria Queens resident, Jay Sherman-Godfrey. Aside from crafting great music as an artist in his own right, Mr. Sherman-Godfrey has worked with the likes of alternative music legends, They Might Be Giants, Mono Puff, the acclaimed country singer-songwriter, Laura Cantrell and Psychobilly wild man, Mojo Nixon to name just a few. Listen along as Sherman-Godfrey and “QC” host, Mark Bacino jump into a deep-dive conversation about Jay’s life in music. The pair discuss JSG’s journey, his work as an artist as well as his support work for other artists, then wrap things up with Jay performing live from the floor of QPTV’s Studio A. If you like what you hear, please subscribe to “Queens Creative” then visit qptv.org/queenscreative and catch a video version of Jay’s podcast performance plus an exclusive bonus performance.

On this episode of "At The Table With Tony", Anthony "Tony Mangia" Scillia sits down with Giuseppe Viterale, chef & owner of Ornella Trattoria Italiana in Astoria, Queens.  They talk about Giuseppe's childhood in Rofrano (SA), Italy; and also discuss the cuisine of the restaurant, which is both traditional & inventive.

Join me this week as we journey to Astoria. My guests will be Bob Singleton, Executive Director of the Greater Astoria Historical Society, and Hoong Yee Lee Krakauer, Executive Director of the Queens Council on the Arts. Segment 1 The show begins with Jeff introducing the first guest, Bob Singleton, who discusses how he first was able to move from Pittsburgh to New York City through an education from NYU and how he transitioned from finance to becoming a historial, working as a bookkeeper in SoHo in the 80s. He talks about how first became affiliated with the Greater Astoria Historical Society, being involved in for about twenty-five years. The two get started with the pre-America history, the neighborhood once being a home of Native cultures, going into its history as a trading port during the colonial era. They then travel to the American Revolution, the neighborhood being a British foothold and then to the 19th century, discussing Stephen Hasley, who saw opportunity in the budding Hallet’s Cove, changing its name to Astoria.  Segment 2 This segment begins with Bob talking about the mission of the Greater Astoria Historical Society and a few upcoming opportunities. The two jump into the middle of the 19th century and focus in particular on Heinrich Engelhard Steinweg, an immigrant who came with his family, who is mostly known for making pianos under ‘Steinway & Sons’ and becoming established members of the community. They then talk about a few historical landmarks within Astoria itself and how it shifted into modern times through the expansion of the subway system and becoming a commuter city. Bob outlines the motion picture history of the area and names key names and players, the city being a backdrop for several films and the neighborhood’s silk industry even playing a role in costume design. The segment ends with the ethnic history of Astoria, which is especially noted for its wide-selection of restaurants, behind which are cultures from all around the world. Segment 3 Jeff introduces the second guest of the show, Hoong Yee Lee Krakauer, reflects on growing up in Queens and discussing her artistic journey, starting with ballet, transitioning in piano and soon splitting and stretching her creative impulse into drawing and writing. She talks about her history studying music in Europe and then deciding to work toward supporting other creative minds with a website. Hoong Yee then went into how she got into writing children’s books and her future in the field as well as getting approached to assume the title she has today twenty years ago. She talks about the mission of the Queens Council of the Arts and how they go about giving out grants to support local artists in Queens. Segment 4 The final segment begins with Hoong Yee discussing basing the Council in Astoria and how she feels about being in the neighborhood, particularly loving the diverse choice of food, and what excites her about the area, Yee being fond of the creative tension in the area, watching the clashes of cultures and generation gaps. She talks about what surprises her about Astoria, curious to see how the city will make sense of the growing gentrification, as well as voicing her desires for the area including independent bookstores and less franchises talking up real estate. The show ends with Hoong Yee adding in how artists searching for a foothold in Queens can come into contact with her.

Welcome back to the show! This episode we visited a beautiful speak easy spot in Astoria Queens called "The Lingerie Shoppe Aka Astorias Secret.  We discussed Luis Rojas as new Mets manager, Derek Jeter and Larry Walker inducted into the Hall Of Fame, Eli Mannings retirement, Aaron Rodgers window closing? Super Bowl getting traction to potentially move to a Saturday. Some Pro Bowl, NHL All Star game, Zions Debut. Plus some interesting talk involving guys using banana peels(not us) and Dry January.  Thanks for listening and watching, please keep sharing and make sure to subscribe.

My guest today is actor and musician, Ben Paul Williams. I first met Ben about 10 years ago at a little open mic in Astoria Queens. We chat a bit about his stage career, the recent pull he’s been feeling to getting back to performing original music, and play a little catchup since the last time we spoke. So suffice to say, Ben has been one of my favorite people for quite a while. If you are in the Milwaukee area or have friends thereabouts, be sure to catch Ben at Linneman’s Riverwest Inn this Sunday, November 24th. After that, keep an eye on https://www.benpaulwilliams.com/ for more shows.

Elise and Dave launch their extended excursion into oligarchic auteurism with a pair of films from the studio whose special touch may very well have been its hands-off approach to directorial oversight. Certainly Behind the Make-Up (aka The Feeder) makes a very interesting companion piece to Dorothy Arzner’s later masterpiece Dance, Girl, Dance (1940) – a film discussed on this very feed earlier in 2019. It stars William Powell, Kay Francis, Fay Wray, and Hal Skelly, none of whom would wind up becoming intimately associated with Paramount (although an argument could be made for Francis). Then we turn our attention to that great cinematic marvel of the early sound era – the picture that proved talkies could move! In fact, filmed out of Paramount’s Astoria Queens facility, Applause rambles magnificently all over pre-Chrysler Building and Empire State Building Manhattan. It’s also damned moving, with a performance from Helen Morgan that’ll leave you wondering why any of us were born.   Time Codes: 0h 1m 00s:       Behind the Make-Up aka The Feeder (dirs.. Robert Milton & Dorothy Arzner) 0h 40 17s:        Applause (dir Rouben Mamoulian) 1h 28m 39s:    Listener Mail with Todd Murry +++   *Read Elise’s Writing at Bright Wall/Dark Room, Cléo, and Bright Lights.* Follow us on Twitter at @therebuggy Write to us at therebuggy@gmail.com Theme Music: “What’s Yr Take on Cassavetes?” – Le Tigre

This week Jared Kushner (Max Cohen) joins President Trump and the Tech Stuff Guy. They discuss Ivanka, Ivanka, and Ivanka. President Trump and Jared play the game "Who Knows Ivanka Better" and Trump addresses his "racist" tweets against the democrats. Also, MPGA is doing a LIVE Podcast on Tuesday, August 13th, 7pm at QED in Astoria Queens, NY. Tickets are $10 and you can get tickets at www.QEDAstoria.com @TrumpPod facebook.com/MakingPodcastsGreatAgain @JLCauvin @JayNog @ThisIsMaxCohen

From Mike's Diner in Astoria Queens, Virgil talks to public defender and candidate for Queens District Attorney Tiffany Cabán. There are no jokes. To support Cabán's campaign, go to: http://bit.ly/cabangotv https://www.cabanforqueens.com/

In this episode Toby talks to Arthur Smilios, bass player for seminal hardcore bands Gorilla Biscuits, Token Entry, Underdog and CIV. Toby lived & worked with Arthur in 1988/89 & ended up touring with him when H2O began. They talk about everything from musical influences to veganism and everything in between, but most importantly being friends for 31 years. Time Flies! Please remember to rate, review and subscribe!

Gianluca Tramontana, host of RFB's Sitting With Gianluca, (every Wed., 6pm) /https://radiofreebrooklyn.com/show/sitting-with-gianluca/ hangs with Meghan Taylor (lead vocals and Damian Eckstein (bass) of the band GIFTSHOP, while Dr. Lisa takes a vacation. http://www.giftshoptheband.com They are a fabulous and wildly popular band out of Astoria Queens and the music played on this show is not to be missed! Just so nothing is missing, Dr. Lisa prepares a phone interview write-up anyway, which you can read HERE: PSYCHOLOGICAL INTAKE REPORT from Dr. Lisa for GIFTSHOP, The Band Giftshop is an accomplished band. They have been around for 12 years, have produced 4 EP albums, available on all streaming platforms as well as some old school vinyl and CDs. They have professional representation and are members of the indie label Tarbeach Records. They have a dedicated following in Astoria, Queens and Manhattan which allows them to choose when and where they will play. Out of 5 musicians and 1 manager there are 2 married couples, which I feel contributes to the stability of the band. There is no denying that the band members care for and support each other in an unconditional loving way. I have a sense that all of the band members are highly dedicated to the success and future growth of the band, so much so, that in managing some more personally difficult behaviors, each band member may have an emotional outlet outside of the band, or rely on one person in the band more than the others. Therefore, there are no obvious conflicts within the band. Creative people listening—please NOTE. This is an excellent dynamic if you have any interest in success and creative development. However, it does not make for a juicy band memoir or obviously salacious radio interview, so I will ask my highly sensitive and talented co-host, Giancarlo to dig deep. BAND MEMBERS Damian Eckstein: lead grown-up, bassist His wife, Nicole, band manager, associate grown-up Meghan Taylor: -band front women. As the face of the band, she carries most of the responsibility for delivering the vibe of the band as well as fan wrangling Megan is married to the guitarist, Matt Santoro. Though Megan clearly generates a lot of sexual energy on stage, it seems as her and Matt have a relationship that is mature enough to see past this as in any way threatening to their relationship Nichole Onopiak: Keyboard Jordan Kramer: Drums

This is Love Hurts. Kambri Crews is a writer, storyteller, and theater owner living in Astoria Queens. Growing up, Kambri always had a great relationship with her dad, but everything changed after he went away...

This is Love Hurts. I’m Bryan Berlin. Gabe Mollica is a comedian and storyteller living in Astoria Queens. Gabe fell for someone working at summer camp, and then tried to keep their relationship going long...

From being born and raised in the projects of Astoria (Queens, New York) to studying abroad, I had the pleasure of kickin' it in #thefirstgenlounge with LaTayvia Brown. As an entrepreneur (Owner of Professionally Inspired, LLC), mentor, and leader, LaTayvia truly shined light on the importance of being humble throughout life, keeping faith in God in all things, and being reminded that anything is possible.Join The First-Gen Lounge Family: www.thefirstgenlounge.com/family Track by The Boy: https://youtu.be/_CWl6ybtHyE See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Anyone who’s a fan of hip hop knows, there is a certain level of authenticity thats showcased to what we all believe... sustains the name of the genre we see today. In a small town of Astoria Queens we have an artist by the name of AMICKO dropping off a freestyle.

The BTBT goons were proud to be co-sponsors of the Art and Hustle Tupac Tribute Show at Image Gallery in Bushwick, Brooklyn. This weeks episode celebrates the life of Tupac and brings together artists across all disciplines to showcase their love and appreciation for this hip hop icon. The goons had some beers straight from the Interboro Spirits and Ales 2nd Anniversary and were throwing 'em back pretty vigorously. Double Dry Hopped Madd Fat Fluid and the the Madd Fat 2nd anniversary were some of our favorites! Shout out to the Art and Hustle crew for putting together this fantastic event. Cheers to all of the artists who made it such a special night. Check out some pics of the art below. Grab some beers and crack 'em open and....no matter where you are in the world...Drink Local. Drink Fresh. Repeat. Check out last weeks show with Judy and Punch in Astoria Queens. Click here! P.S. We got the GGG Vs Canelo prediction wrong - props to both warriors they put on a great show but I stand by my statement that you can't get a decision against Canelo in Vegas...  

This is Love Hurts. Danny Artese is a storyteller living in Astoria Queens. Danny tells me about the first big love in his life, and how that love came sooner than he was ready for....

This is Love Hurts. Molly Cameron is a writer and storyteller living in Astoria Queens. Molly shares the story of a promising guy she met on OkCupid who ended up ghosting her, but after she...

This is Love Hurts. Pat Cartelli is a graphic designer and storyteller living in Astoria Queens. He takes us through his first real relationship in college, and navigating that relationship until he learns that not...

This is Love Hurts. Sharon Spell is a storyteller, comedian, and podcaster living in Astoria Queens. Sharon talks to me about a relationship she got into not long after moving in New York City. It...

In this episode I interview emcee Johnny Petrop from Astoria Queens. He discusses inspirations, dreams, family, his new album with Champ Beatz and EQ Lyrics 'Taco & Liquor'. TYPE88 is recorded at Makerpark Radio www.makerparkradio.nyc

This is Love Hurts. Evan Forde Barden is a writer, performer, and fellow podcaster living in Astoria Queens. Evan talks to me about his first love after college, binge-reading the Harry Potter books for the...

Episode Notes TheKid and TheLza talk to our special guest Matt from Astoria Queens. We talk Matt's first 3 shows in 94 and talk about the beer scene in Astoria. Episode Playlist:7-2-94: Divided Sky 7-2-94: Mikes Song - Simple - Mikes Song 7-2-94: Highway to Hell 7-13-94: Cavern - Wilson - Cavern 7-13-94: Tweezer - Julius - Tweezer - BBFCFM - Tweezer 7-15-94: David Bowie 7-15-94: Runaway Jim

In our first “on-location” recording, the Notafoodie team travels to The Astorian, a new bar set to open in, you guessed it, Astoria Queens. We speak with Robert Burns, the general manager, on what it’s like opening a new space. We also talk Queens, NY and play M/F/K with various cocktails. BONUS-If you’re around on 2/1/2018, Bobby has invited all of our listeners to the grand opening party of the new space. Enjoy! . . . . #notafoodie #queens #nyc #foodie #podcast #cocktails #booze #newbar #bars #astoria #nyeats

Justin Cotler is a premier competitive CrossFit coach. He is also the most winning coach of the budding GRID league, a professional CrossFit spinoff sport. Justin owns and is head coach of CrossFit Dynamix, a CrossFit gym in Astoria Queens. There, he coaches both average joe’s and elite athletes to reach their best. In this episode, we discuss […] The post Ep 18 – Justin Cotler – Competitive CrossFit Coach appeared first on Purpose Up.

Nore Davis (Comedian, "Home Game" available on iTunes & Spotify) came by to talk to us about DMX - Intro, from It's Dark and Hell Is Hot. Rap duo Sharkside performed a few songs! Nore was running AND we forgot to hit record! (we've all been there!) This episode picks up during a conversation with our musical guests Sharkside about West Side Story, which is where they got their name! They also unsurprisingly had a ton of thoughts on Hamilton. Enjoy and reach out to us on twitter or facebook! Our next show is Tuesday, October 11th at 7:30pm at QED in Astoria Queens

Nore Davis (Comedian, "Home Game" available on iTunes & Spotify) came by to talk to us about DMX - Intro, from It's Dark and Hell Is Hot. Rap duo Sharkside performed a few songs! Nore was running AND we forgot to hit record! (we've all been there!) This episode picks up during a conversation with our musical guests Sharkside about West Side Story, which is where they got their name! They also unsurprisingly had a ton of thoughts on Hamilton. Enjoy and reach out to us on twitter or facebook! Our next show is Tuesday, October 11th at 7:30pm at QED in Astoria Queens

Ben Conrad decided to move on from performing Stand up comedy, but still chases the creative rush from producing multiple live comedy he and Will have some serious shop talk about what goes into producing the best possible comedy shows, as well as the positive sides of mind altering substances and how your body revolts against you at a specific age.   Ben on Twitter: @TakeThe Conrad Ben's next live show at the Creek and the Cave in NYC on July 15th 2016 https://www.facebook.com/events/1612951809033437/   Will Carey on Twitter: @comicwillcarey Get ticket's for Will's co headlining show at QED in Astoria Queens on July 20th http://qedastoria.com/collections/shows/products/tyler-richardson-will-carey-co-headlining-show 

Tonight's special guest is Georgina Capetillo from Astoria Queens, New York, a survivor of child abuse who's Hoping to become a resource for adult survivors who have been (or in some cases, are) abused by their stepparent. Georgina founder of Adult Survivors of Step-family Abuse (ASSA) a support network for people who have been abused by step-family during their childhood. As Howard University alumni, she was awarded a B.A in Philosophy and Political Science. Georgina completed her graduate studies at University of Massachusetts in 2013 with a concentration on Conflict Resolution. She is also the founder and president of Secular Common Ground, a dispute resolution think tank for secular issues. Her specialties include gender equality, humanist ethics, human rights, mental health, secularism, immigration, feminism and civil justice. StepNet seeks to reconcile issues regarding stepchildren. The goals are to support survivors of stepfamily abuse and offer conflict resolution education to stepfamilies and support for adult survivors of stepfamily abuse and hardship. StepNet covers many bases. "This organization aims to support mainly adult survivors of stepparent abuse or hardship," writes Georgina. "It is a problem we all have heard of, but it is seldom addressed. I aim to create a community of people with similar experiences and welcome supporters to join the cause. As of now StepNet offers resources that address mental health issues due to abuse / hardship and a discussion forum. StepNet is in it's beginning stage but our future goals are provide a hotline, conduct research on stepfamily abuse/hardship and become a strong support group."

In anticipation of his own upcoming solo concert debut, award-winning musical theatre writer Joel B. New sat down with three respected artists in the cabaret world to ask them about the impetus for getting into cabaret, what they’ve learned, and what inspires them. Nikki MacCallum is an actress, writer, and cabaret artist living in New York City. She’s originally from the Boston area and holds a BM from NYU. As a cabaret artist she’s performed at venues throughout NYC including 54 Below, The Metropolitan Room and Lincoln Center. Last fall, Nikki was a featured artist at Birdland along side Donna McKechnie and Jerry Mitchell. She recently attended the Eugene O’Neill Cabaret Conference directed by John McDaniel where she started developing “Familiar Things,” her most recent cabaret, which earned her second MAC nomination. Melanie Kann earned her BFA in Drama at NYU'S Tisch School of the Arts where she concentrated in Musical Theatre at CAP 21 Conservatory, and also double majored in Broadcast Journalism. When she isn't singing a showtune, odds are she is either out running an inappropriate amount of miles in prep for her next marathon, coaching young runners with Run4Fun youth running club, or slingin' sneakers at Jack Rabbit Sports in Park Slope. Her show “Songs for Square Pegs” just enjoyed its second incarnation at the Metropolitan Room. A jack-of-all trades theatre person, Thomas Honeck built sets for HBO, earned his Equity card playing Harry McAfee in “Bye, Bye Birdie, " designed lights for various theatres throughout the city, taught at the Yale Cabaret Conference, and toured the country with The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Thomas made his cabaret debut in 2004 with “Going On Faith… ” for which he was nominated for a MAC Award. He won two years later for his follow-up show “Dreaming Wide Awake.” Thomas has been an integral part at the Duplex for 19 years and has been the proud Program Director for its Cabaret Theatre since 2006. He has recently collaborated with his creative partner & director, Lisa Moss, on their 3rd show together, “Dancing With Death,” which can be seen at the Duplex on May 27th & July 12th at 7pm. All proceeds go to the ALS Association and JDRF (Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation). For the song portion of the episode, Joel performs "Somebody Else" at Actoria In The Astor Room, a new weekly musical theatre series in Astoria Queens, created by Josh Bardier and David Bryant Johnson. "Joel B. New In Concert" is on Friday, April 24th at 9:30PM at the Duplex Cabaret Theatre in New York. Directed by Justin Daniel. Tickets are $12 in advance ($15 at the door) plus a 2-drink minimum. To purchase tickets, visit purplepass.com/joelbnew.

This week we went out to Astoria Queens to kick it with the talented Tony Deyo. After he poured me a fresh cup of coffee we talked about his comedy career, his job as a marching band choreographer and shared a few philosophies that any creative can appreciate. To find out more about Tony Deyo pay a visit to TonyDeyo.com and as always be sure to follow us on twitter at @BWNPodcast.

The PIEcast turns one year old! The boys are celebrating their 13th episode with an all-out extravaganza of awesome. Welcome to the EPIC PIEcast LIVE! The boys moved the whole operation from the beautiful and spacious studio 6C in Astoria Queens all the way to heart of New York City. The Tank Theater in Mid-Town Manhattan was transformed into PIEcast central for this momentous occasion. Lucas Siegel (site editor for Newsarama) was on hand to talk about all the insider nerdy goodness we could squeeze out of him. Then we welcomed Abe Goldfarb (actor, burlesque host and film geek) to discuss this summer’s movies – what worked, what flopped and what we’re still looking forward to. BUT THAT IS NOT ALL… In true talk show fashion we had our very own house band, the comedic song styling of…Afterbirth Monkey.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome back pie-eaters to episode two of the EPIC PIEcast! In this thrilling, jam-packed podcast Schaffer and Lugo go all fanboy over K. Flay and manage to convince the site editor of Newsarama.com, Lucas Siegel, to stop by and spill his guts on all things nerdy. Everything from video games, consoles, comic books and movies – nothing was off limits. The boys planned on grilling him for hours under hot lights but the boys couldn’t get Lucas to stop talking. It’s a full on three-way nerdfest recorded at the luxurious 6C Studio in Astoria Queens, New York.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

GaptoothDiva chats with phenomenally gifted singer and poet, J'Lee Maldonado about pursuing her dreams in music, poetry and social work, while trying to live a “regular” life.Born January 23, 1983, Jennifer Lee Maldonado aka J'Lee is a 27 yr. old female singer/writer from Astoria Queens, NY. J'Lee is of mixed heritage and was raised by a single mother. Growing up was no easy task for J'Lee so she turned to school, basketball, music, singing, and writing poetry as therapeutic outlets. J'Lee has stated that “a song is just a prayer waiting to be spoken and a prayer is just a song waiting to be sung,” having gone through life with this belief in mind, J'Lee maintains that the ability to be creative has kept her grounded throughout the trials and tribulations she faced during childhood and adolescent years. J'Lee graduated from Skidmore College in 2005 with a B.A. in Government/Law & Society and more recently graduated from VCU in Richmond, VA (where she currently resides) with a Masters Degree in Clinical Social Work. While she is passionate about helping the likes of all people and animals (more specifically pit-bulls), J'Lee considers herself a “contemporary ghetto fabulous hippy” – a compassionate humanitarian who believes that we need to “be the change we seek in the world.” Despite academic accomplishments, J'Lee feels as if something is still missing, as if she's losing her creative self and true purpose in the day to day hustle known as life, work and bills – and no longer wants to ignore her passion for music.

Host Frank Maniscalco talks with Matt Cerrone of the popular Mets fan website metsblog.com, Mike Belvedere- the original Cold Stone Creamery and the original "Soup Man" in Astoria Queens, and Mike Postilio- the co-owner of the East Coast Sports Academy in Oceanside.

Host Frank Maniscalco talks with Matt Cerrone of the popular Mets fan website metsblog.com, Mike Belvedere- the original Cold Stone Creamery and the original "Soup Man" in Astoria Queens, and Mike Postilio- the co-owner of the East Coast Sports Academy in Oceanside.