Podcasts about Beaverdale

Whoever took the dinosaur from the lawn in Beaverdale...GIVE IT BACK!

Keith Murphy and Andy Fales talk about the Big 12 Officiating Coordinator saying that doing the "Horns Down" sign toward a Texas football player will be a taunting penalty. They are joined by Les Mwirichia to talk basketball and a cool event in Beaverdale. They also talk about Charlie Kolar eating spaghetti with his hands. They finish the hour with Throwdowns.

What was that sudden sound that startled you in the middle of the night...what did it turn out to be?

Best Served Good is a Q&A show where we celebrate the Unsung Hospitality Heroes. Join Chef Jensen Cummings as he talks to industry leaders about the people that have been there through the trials and triumphs of their lives and careers. On this episode of Best Served Good, our host Jensen Cummings sits down with Todd Buffington who doesn't give a shit about your $14 avocado toast. This no-nonsense meat popsicle is the chef owner of Five Minutes Til Midnight Food Co. A Sauce making, meat carving, cheese slinging, hell raising, tattoo wearing, whiskey drinking, charcuterie and sundry company located in Beaverdale, Des Moines, Iowa. Website: bestservedpodcast.com Facebook: /bestservedpodcast Instagram @bestservedpodcast @ChefJensenCummings Twitter: @BestServedPodcast @JensenCummings Youtube: Best Served Podcast

Lots of things are not happening but there are plenty of things going on in the Greater Des Moines Metro this holiday weekend. Some communities are doing fireworks...think Urbandale and Waukee. There is a full day of fun at Living History Farms. Some Farmers Markets happening in West Des Moines and Beaverdale.  Here, Jeff Pitts from Cityview Magazine shares a list of things happening this weekend into next week. And...this is BIG...the July Edition of Cityview is out. Pick up a copy.  Meanwhile enjoy this...have a laugh or two.  You deserve it!  The award winning Insight on Business the News Hour with Michael Libbie is the only weekday business podcast in the Midwest. The national, regional and local business news along with long-form business interviews can be heard Monday - Friday. You can subscribe on Google Play, PlayerFM, Podbean, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher or TuneIn Radio. And you can catch The Business News Hour Week in Review each Sunday Noon on News/Talk 1540 KXEL. The Business News Hour is a production of Insight Advertising, Marketing & Communications. You can follow us on Twitter @IoB_NewsHour.  Our Sponsors AARP-Iowa National Tractor Parts Dealer Association Oasis - A Paychex Company Tero International

From all corners of Beaverdale, we have united over one phone line like it's 1997 to bring a podcast to the people! There is talk of bottled ranch, Saved By The Bell, and AJ getting his ass kicked. Patreon: www.patreon.com/nosleepdsm Rate and review us on iTunes and other podcasting platforms! goo.gl/8UbPXA Have questions, need advice, hate our guts? Email us: info@nosleepdsm.com Let's Ruin Our Childhood Podcast: www.letsruinourchildhood.com Black Cat Ice Cream: www.blackcaticecream.com/ NO SLEEP: facebook.com/NOSLEEPDSM Intro Song: apple.co/2qa6qTT

In the ninth episode of West Side Stories, Allison sits down with Kevin Conn and Jodie Weeks to discuss the Jamie Hurd Amphitheater and Illumifest. The Jamie Hurd Amphitheater will be constructed between September 2019 and September 2020 on the WDM City Campus at 4200 Mills Civic Parkway. Illumifest, West Des Moines' annual city celebration, will once again be held in September on the City Campus. Episode Guests Jodie Weeks - Recreation Program/Facility Supervisor Jodie grew up in Osage, IA, and attended Wartburg College in Waverly, IA, where she earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Leisure Services. She has been a Recreation Program Supervisor for the South Suburban Park District in Littleton, CO, and a Recreation Coordinator for the City of Des Moines Parks and Recreation Department. For nearly 20 years, Jodie has been a Recreation Program/Facility Supervisor in the West Des Moines Parks and Recreation Department. She supervises the Raccoon River Park Nature Lodge, Archery Facility, and Dog Park. She also coordinates the department's travel programs, several special events, and various classes and camps. Jodie lives in Ankeny with her husband, two daughters, and their Australian Labradoodle puppy. Kevin Conn - Landscape Architect Kevin's hometown is Keokuk, Iowa. He also attended and received his Bachelor of Landscape Architecture degree for Iowa State University. Kevin worked many years in the private sector as a Landscape Architect. He was employed by Civil Engineering Consultants, Crose Gardner and Associates, BBS Architects/Engineers, Simonson and Associates, and OPN Architects. Kevin was hired in 2017 as the Landscape Architect for the City of West Des Moines. He lives in Beaverdale with his wife and two sons.

Parker and Chase sit down with Brenton Dean of the Holy White Hounds. The boys ask Brenton about growing up with music, recording Sparkle Sparkle, getting signed to a major record label, and coming back from a hiatus with one of the best rock records of the year. We also do a number of bits and discuss the abhorrent Des Moines neighborhood, Beaverdale.

In the second episode of West Side Stories, Allison speaks with two members of the parks division of West Des Moines Parks and Recreation Department. She asks them how they came to be professionals in the field, what steps are involved in creating a new park, if there are any common myths about their job they want to debunk. They also provide insight into playground safety certification and what their favorite parks are. Episode 2 Guests Marco Alvarez-Park Planner Marco is from Sioux City, Iowa and attended Iowa State University where he received his Bachelor of Landscape Architecture in 2007. Marco started his career as an intern Planner for the City of West Des Moines. He then was hired full time as the Park Planner for the West Des Moines Parks and Recreation Department in 2007. Marco resides in Clive with his wife and three children (the youngest two are twins) aged 2 and 4 years old. Kevin Conn-Landscape Architect Kevin's hometown is Keokuk, Iowa. He also attended and received his Bachelor of Landscape Architecture degree for Iowa State University. Kevin worked many years in the private sector as a Landscape Architect. He was employed by Civil Engineering Consultants, Crose Gardner and Associates, BBS Architects/Engineers, Simonson and Associates, and OPN Architects. Kevin was hired in 2017 as the Landscape Architect for the City of West Des Moines. He lives in Beaverdale with his wife and two sons.

Night Listeners of 98.9FM KFMG -It's September and it is our tenth week on air. Who could have imagined I could keep this up for this long? Most of my friends can't, but that's OK. This week I have Luke Dickens on the program who recently opened the doors to his own record shop in the Beaverdale neighborhood in Des Moines called Vinyl Cup. Luke brings a playlist of tunes that I have never played on the show before. I felt like the odd man out as he and studio manager Gary Monte connected on their mutual love for Catfish Keith. Luke's choices are a breath of fresh air, although I disagree with him on the idea that William Elliot Whitmore is underappreciated... especially among his lady fans. So to offset his playlist I spin some tracks from Captain Three Leg, Broken Ones, and Fetal Pig. Also, a long forgotten band called Beef Wellington from Cedar Rapids makes their debut tonight.-Kristian#trustkristiandayListen Now!

When a role-playing game spurred Dani to explore her feelings for a character, she recognized something deep within herself: Something she'd buried long ago. A Des Moines native who never planned to return to her hometown, Dani Ausen couldn't resist Beaverdale’s siren song. A graphic designer, event organizer (Market Day) and small business entrepreneur (daniAWESOME accessories), Dani's super powers include parallel parking and defeating Super Mario Brothers on NES in under 10 minutes.

Returning from military deployment a changed man, Nate Schultz shares a humorous journey of personal growth that expands his culinary skills and shifts his personal perceptions. About Nate: A military contractor who instructs National Guard units, Nate is originally from Dubuque and moved to Des Moines in January of 2016. Nate lives in Beaverdale with his girlfriend and constantly speculates about future pets. In his spare time he likes to mountain bike and play guitar.

Kate and Graham bid a not so fond farewell to The Talented Ms. Grundy, mourn the loss of the Twilight Drive In, and learn a lesson in supportive parenting from the Moms and Dads of Riverdale (except Alice).

Ryan and Sam are joined by the hilarious Natalie Walker to discuss the fifth episode of the CW show, "Riverdale." They discuss straight white musicians, the maple syrup industry, and even check out the new Riverdale-parody porno, "Beaverdale."