Podcasts about Blue Honey

National Paultry day.  Entertainment from 1970.  2nd Iraq war began, Nevada legalized gambling, Union sinks Confederacy biggest ship.  Todays birthdays - Wyatt Earp, Ursula Andress, Clarence Frogman Henry, Ruth Pointer, Glenn Close, Bruce Willis.  Arthur C. Clark died.Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran   https://www.diannacorcoran.com/Chicken Dance songBridge over troubled waters - Simon & GarfunkelThe fightin' side of me - Merle Haggard Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent    http://50cent.com/Aint got no home - Clarence Frogman HenryHe's so shy - Pointer SistersI'll go crazy - Bruce WillisExit - Wherever you are tonight - Blue Honey    https://www.bluehoneymusic.com/countryundergroundradio.comhttps://coolcasts.cooolmedia.com/

Zach Cotogni and his sister Michaela wrote Blue Honey—Personal Experiences Using Psilocybin for Mental Health in Aotearoa, a book that challenges ugly preconceptions and misunderstandings about using MCPs (Mushrooms Containing Psilocybin, more commonly known as Magic Mushrooms). In this episode, Zach talks about his experience using MCPs to overcome his addiction to alcohol and drugs. I interviewed Michaela on the Little Addicts podcast in episode #8. It was a raw and emotional interview where Michaela spoke about her long struggle with mental illness, running out of options, and ultimately deciding to break the law and use MCPs as a last-ditch attempt. If you're interested, go back and listen! Disclaimer: As psilocybin is a class A substance in New Zealand, we're not encouraging anyone to take these substances but to raise awareness. In this episode, we discuss: Using drugs and alcohol from the age of 12 after realising he didn't like himself Being a scared, confused, angry young man and how alcohol gave the illusion of strength, empowerment and being in control The ongoing cycle of using drugs to escape the reality and to dampen his emotions  Constantly chasing a rush and enjoying amphetamines (stimulants) Turning his life around following a messy experience at a mate's wedding and getting an ultimatum from his wife (sensing this time she meant it!) Deciding to stop drinking, not knowing how, and stumbling upon magic mushrooms His "wow" moment with MCPs-having an outside view looking in and experiencing a movie reel of his intoxicated moments, how he had treated people, and what an arsehole he was-and knowing he would never drink again! Writing the book Blue Honey after finding out that many people in NZ who have done their healing behind closed doors What Zach sees as the future of psychedelic-assisted therapy  MCPs are a not a silver bullet, or without risks, but should be considered an alternative Setting yourself up for a bad trip and the importance of set and setting What needs to be put in place to make psychedelic therapy safe and more available as an option Advice he'd give anyone wanting to try these substances (don't think of it as a recreational trip; it's for healing purposes) Being a typical Kiwi male taught to push down pain and reach for pain-eroding substances (that work in the short-term but create more pain long-term) Zach's message to the world or anyone going through a similar experience. We would love to know what stood out the most for you in this episode. Please feel free to contact either of us via the links below.  Remember to rate the podcast on Spotify or leave a review on Apple Podcasts; your support will help us reach a wider audience and help more people. Connect with Zach: Website: Blue Honey Connect with Kerene: Website – Mindful at Work LinkedIn - Kerene Strochnetter Instagram – Kerene_strochnetter Facebook – Mindful at Work

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Gretta Ray chats about her sophomore album 'Positive Spin', her upcoming tour (tickets here) and the truth behind Edison StoneGeorgia Flood talks about her new single 'Blue Honey', sound universes and staying in a cabin in the woodsMoze discusses her new single 'Would You Be Mine', her recent headline show and the best ways to listen to her upcoming EPHot Glue chat about their debut album 'Hatchet', their single  'Roadkill' and songwritingFollow Gretta Ray on IG, FB & Tik-TokFollow Georgia Flood on IG Follow Moze on IG & FB Follow Hot Glue on IG, FB & Tik-Tok Visit Be Groovy Or Leave to discover the best in new musicFollow Life on Music & Be Groovy Or Leave on IG, FB & Tik-Tok

Michaela and Zach Cotogni, who live in the Wellington region, are well-known in the magic mushroom community, and are the minds behind the book Blue Honey, which documents the experience of Kiwis using mushrooms containing psilocybin. On this Deep Dive episode the pair discuss how their lives have been changed by the substance, why they decided to speak about their magic mushroom use and what their hopes are for the law in New Zealand. This episode was recorded earlier this year and is being rereleased over summer.  Just a warning, we do discuss mental health issues, suicidal ideation and drug use in this episode. People currently using prescription medication for a mental illness should seek medical advice if they're planning to make any changes to their prescription.Helplines:  Suicide Crisis Helpline: 0508 828 865 (0508 TAUTOKO) (available 24/7) Depression helpline: 0800 111 757 (available 24/7) Helpline: 1737 Follow In the Loop on Instagram at itlpod and email the show at intheloop@nzme.co.nzSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode kicks off a series with musicians who recently performed at the California Worldfest.    During this episode and the next six episodes, you will hear background noise from the festival, and in some cases, you can join along in the experience with video on YouTube.   Today's guests were a treasure to meet, and it is a delight to introduce you to two duos, Brightside Blue and Honey of the Heart. These duos began collaborating and performing together, and their integration in life and on stage emits a peaceful energy. Blue Honey –a name they have been trying out to represent their collaboration, are as much a representative of the eclectic and peace seeking characters who call Nevada County home as they are a hidden gem in the music industry. You'll hear Honey of the Heart's song Corazon and Brightside Blue's song Mama, both of which are available for streaming, purchase, or download on bandcamp or Spotify.    https://honeyoftheheart.com/ https://brightsideblue.com/   Please like, subscribe or follow this podcast on your preferred listening platform, and if you are even more ambitious, it would mean so much to me if you would complete a very short survey on how to shape future episodes of the podcast. Please consider filling out this short questionnaire by clicking here.   Be a part of this podcast! Sign up on our website to receive exclusive show insights and be the first to know about podcast extras and join the Neurons to Nirvana community.

Michaela and Zach Cotogni, who live in the Wellington region, are well-known in the magic mushroom community, and are the minds behind the book Blue Honey, which documents the experience of Kiwis using mushrooms containing psilocybin. On this Deep Dive episode the pair discuss how their lives have been changed by the substance, why they decided to speak about their magic mushroom use and what their hopes are for the law in New Zealand. Just a warning, we do discuss mental health issues, suicidal ideation and drug use in this episode. People currently using prescription medication for a mental illness should seek medical advice if they're planning to make any changes to their prescription.  Helplines:  Suicide Crisis Helpline: 0508 828 865 (0508 TAUTOKO) (available 24/7) Depression helpline: 0800 111 757 (available 24/7) Helpline: 1737 Follow In the Loop on Instagram at itlpod and email the show at intheloop@nzme.co.nzSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Rumble has a chat with Zach and Michaela Cotogni, the minds behind the book Blue Honey. The book is a collection of stories from people around Aotearoa, documenting their personal healing journeys with Psilocybin.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jim Kawski is an ex corporate tech professional and now full time Certified High-Performance Coach. His part time music side gig is a 20-year passion that he nurtures everyday. Other interests include woodworking, fishing, acting, philosophy and cooking. He lives in Swampscott with his partner Suki.Blue Honey Drops:https://www.facebook.com/bluehoneydrops/https://bluehoneydrops.bandcamp.com higher-ARC High Performance Coachingwww.higher-arc.comOriginal music: Troubadour Bounce  by Larry Power (guitar) and Jack Kelly (harmonica)Editing by Lajla Dale

Susan Ruth is a violin player and singer with the Blue Honey Drops.  She is also a songwriter and an avid Irish fiddler.  Susan works as a sales consultant with her husband Benjamin Ruth, an award winning Violin Maker.  They have lived in Swampscott since 2009 with their two kids.Original music: Troubadour Bounce by Larry Power (guitar) & Jack Kelly (harmonica)Editing by Lajla Dale.

sent $$$ this week to Mixed Reality Festival & Holosuites with Ratskin Records.gofundme.com/f/mixedrealityfestival“Ratskin Records Holosuites is an immersive VR venue for de-colonial artists that is a refuge from the daily oppression of our lives. This project, by Oakland-based label Ratskin Records, will feature current and upcoming artists that push the boundaries of music, experimentation, healing, and self-expression in 2021 and beyond. Through years of arts-based organizing, we have found that our communities are in crisis around physical, emotional, and financial access to physical art spaces and COVID-19 has only exacerbated this crisis. As queer and trans disabled artists of color, we are often overlooked as leaders that have, in many ways, defined the cultural output of the Bay Area. We archive underrepresented experiences and create social relevance through our own narratives. We share a value of collective liberation that gives us the integrity, passion, and inside knowledge needed to develop a platform that responds to the needs of our communities.Our goal is to pay and provide material resources for artists whose work lies on the margins of mainstream consumption. Our creative communities are made up of many marginalized identities who are attempting to navigate a myriad of obstacles centered around access. Some of those obstacles include: spread of COVID-19 for immunocompromised folks, inaccessible venue entrances for wheelchair users, gender-based harassment for Trans and non-binary folks, race-based violence specifically targeted towards Black and Indigenous people, and other forms of identity-based oppression that not only affect participants lives but their ability to enjoy music events. Ratskin is curation centered in this practice and provides resources for artists to create self-determined spaces.Our work is multifaceted as we utilize multiple avenues to address issues and focalize accountability around racism, transphobia, classism, ableism and other systems that affect access. Ratskin Records Holosuites addresses the problem of inaccessible venues by offering an interactive, digital alternative to gathering in physical spaces. The need for access solutions is even more pressing as we collectively navigate a global pandemic. We aim to increase accessibility to art and music through creating a digital realm that helps our community stay connected despite the confines of shelter-in-place. By allowing participants to engage on their own terms, Ratskin Records Holosuites lowers the barriers to arts participation by creating a curated, immersive space where both the audience and the artist are able to control their participation from their chosen locations.”DOWNLOAD RECORDINGsubscribe to the podcast here: http://feeds.feedburner.com/5432fun(intro by omar)Child’s Pose “Caroline” S/TThe Saxophones “Alone Again” Songs of The SaxophonesThe Spires “To Complicate Matters” To Complicate MattersWives “Eclipse” DoomsdayKississippi “Cut Yr Teeth” Sunset BlushSILVER DAPPLE “Intuables” Moody BootsClimax Landers “Freedom Property Contradiction Man” Early AutumnMia Friedman “Like the Moon” Little DevilsQualcomm Stadium “Q&R” Tank EPLaura Veirs “Everybody Needs You” The LookoutLunar Vacation “Blue Honey” SwellDear Nora “White Fur” Skulls ExamplePre Nup “The Grudge” Oh WellLike a Villain “Coal” Mussel EPFollies “Pride” Still LifeTrash Knife “Locked Out” Split w/ Dumb VisionWimps “Giant Brain” Garbage PeopleThe Misty Mountain Pony Club “Hello Trouble” just me & the moonDominic Angelella “Emotional Businessman” Goodnight, Doggies.Jenny Hval “The Dreamer Is Everyone in Her Dream” The Long Sleep EP

Most children can recognize and label stereotypical gender groups between the ages of 18 to 24 months. They also categorize their own gender at about age 3. As gender stereotypes are usually reinforced, kids might choose to behave in the most rewarding way, according to the gender they perceive as the one they should express. Gender and expression are related, and still, gender identity is not always suggestive of a gender expression, and children's gender expression is not always indicative of gender identity. As parents, we must reduce our interference to none and elevate our support to the maximum; even the slightest indication that we get it can mean the world to them. In this episode, we had a fantastic conversation with Jennifer Brookings Chapman, host of the Parentingology podcast, Organizational Psychology Doctorate, business owner, and mother of 9-years-old Blue Chapman, who transitioned at age 4. Jennifer kindly shared her experience and some details of Blue's transition and how it was for her and the rest of the family. Following his older brother Cade, Blue decided to become an actor. He got a part on the show Council of Dads, where he played the role of a transgender boy. Jennifer related how it was for her and Blue to be broadcasted for such a massive audience and the impact she believes more shows with stories like that would have in our society.Tune in, and hear Jennifer's supportive, evolved, and loving story of her and her son, Blue. In This Episode, You Will Learn:The latest news on the Equality Act (5:50)Jennifer's diverse house and how it helped with Blue's transition (10:48)The channels Blue chose to communicate his gender choice (15:32)The importance of not enforcing gender norms on our kids and the impact of little gestures of support (17:25)Being an ally and the hero complex (24:11)Loving our kids, diminishing hierarchy, and showing them respect (48:03)Resources:Parentingology PodcastConnect with Jennifer and Blue:Honey and the Hive Bakery Honey and the Hive on InstagramBlue Chapman on InstagramConnect with Jackie and Bridget:Our True Ally Course on VimeoOur Patreon Exclusive ContentJune 12 Pride Month Livestream, 1 pm PDTMediumInstagramWebsite FacebookCommunity Facebook GroupYouTube Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nach den Eisheiligen kann die Bepflanzung von Balkon und Terrasse auch mit empfindlichen Gewächsen starten. Volker Kugel stellt uns "Blue Honey", die Balkonpflanze des Jahres, vor.

Blue Honey are singers/songwriters. Kassie and Troy make up the duo, Blue Honey. They talk with Big Shrimp about their solo careers prior to forming, balancing personal and professional life, being new parents, their unique sound, touring and the stories behind various songs. Big Shrimp: instagram.com/big_shrimp_radio Blue Honey: instagram.com/bluehoneymusic

Blue Honey Interview at CMA Fest 2019 by MMD

Greetings Dark Roast Citizens! In this episode, we get some answers but even more questions in Gideon Falls #8, ramp up in the arc finale in Captain America #5, get a deeper look into Eddie’s mind in Venom #8, and learn of some early family dynamics in God of War #1. But before we get into comics, it was Jerry’s birthday over the past weekend! We’ll be talking more about what happened next week, and the cool Batman statue his friends got him. Aside from that though, we’ve just been addicted to playing Destiny 2, day in and day out! The coffee we’ll be brewing this week is called Blue Honey roasted by Luna Coffee. If you’ve been following the show at all, you would know that one of our favourite, if not the favourite, coffees we’ve had is the Lemon Tea Daydream roasted by Luna Coffee. We can’t wait to get a taste of this new Blue Honey coffee! What did you think about this episode? Did you see the twists and turns coming in Gideon Falls? Did you enjoy the reveal in Captain America? What do you think of the Eddie and symbiote dynamic now? Let us know what you think!   SUBSCRIBE TO THE SHOW! Join our Facebook group at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/182907015663575/   Time Stamps: Intro: 0:05 Comics segment: 4:56 Start of Gideon Falls #8 discussion: 7:08 Start of Captain America #5 discussion: 22:01 Start of Venom #8 discussion: 42:59 Start of God of War #1 discussion: 1:02:28 Coffee discussion: 1:20:13 The Cosmic Treadmill! / Wrap-Up: 1:24:05   Comixology: Gideon Falls #8 Click here   Captain America #5 Click here   Venom #8 Click here   God of War #1 Click here   Coffee: Blue Honey roasted by Luna Coffee https://enjoylunacoffee.com/shop/blue-honey-jose-guillermo-toro-narino-colombia/   The Cosmic Treadmill! In this segment, we go through the books that we’ll be covering the following week, to sort of give you a head start so you’ll know what to pick up for the show the following day! We realized that our episodes come out close to a week after the issues come out, and also comes out the day before NCBD! We wanted to make sure that you can hit up your local LCS and grab the issues we’ll be discussing the week after, and hopefully we can start a discussion on the Facebook group before the new episode airs!   On the next episode: Cold Spots #4, Batman #59, Justice League #12, Web of Venom: Carnage Born #1   Contact Us - Like and Subscribe! Email: contact@darkroastcomics.com Follow on Twitter: http://twitter.com/darkroastcomics Follow on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/darkroastcomics/ Follow on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/darkroastcomics/ Website: http://darkroastcomics.podbean.com

Black-Eyed & Blues Show 339 Air Date September 19, 2018 Playlist: Erin Harpe & The Delta Swingers, Voodoo Blues, Eric Lindell, Shot Down, Sully & The Souljahs, Best Damn Fool, Delta Moon, Long Way To Go, Josh Smith, Your Love (Is Making Me Whole), Colin James, Ooh Baby Hold Me, Dennis Herrera, You Stole My Heart, Quaker City Night Hawks, Medicine Man, Taylor Barton, Chaos, Rachelle Coba, No Deals, Gina Sicilia, Sugar, Amanda Fish, Not Again, Keith Stone with Red Gravy, Blue Eyed Angel, Jeff McCarty, Love, Kara Grainger, Living With Your Ghost, Billy Hector, Alabama Bound, Paul Dougherty, Your Pants, Tom Hambridge, This End Of The Road, Karen Lawrence and Blue By Nature, Big Harp George, Just Calm Yourself, MAWD, Wandering Eye, Scott Sharrard, Tell The Truth, Wildcat O’Halloran, Saturday Night Fish Fry, Cheryl Arena, Blow My Blues Away, Doug Deming & The Jewel Tones feat Dennis Gruenling, An Eye For An Eye, Kim Wilson, No Love In My Heart, Kim Wilson, Ninety-nine, Mojomatics, Soy Baby Many Thanks To: We here at the Black-Eyed & Blues Show would like to thank all the PR and radio people that get us music including Frank Roszak, Rick Lusher ,Doug Deutsch Publicity Services,American Showplace Music, Alive Natural Sounds, Ruf Records, Vizztone Records,Blind Pig Records,Delta Groove Records, Electro-Groove Records,Betsie Brown, Blind Raccoon Records, BratGirl Media, Mark Pucci Media and all of the Blues Societies both in the U.S. and abroad. All of you help make this show as good as it is weekly. We are proud to play your artists.Thank you all very much! Blues In The Area: This Week’s Blues. The blues schedule is as up to date as possible, but it's always a good idea to call the club to confirm, also you might want to check the starting time. The listed shows run from Friday, September 21 until Thursday, September 27. The Ridgefield Playhouse: Tuesday, Buddy Guy; Ridgefield. (203) 438-5795 41 Bridge Street Live: Friday, Popa Chubby; Collinsville. Black-eyed Sally's: Friday, Doug Deming & the Jewel Tones; Saturday, N.E. Blues Harmonica Showcase; Hartford. (860) 278 7427 The Bijou Theatre: Saturday, George T. Gregory / Leo Boogie; Bridgeport. Maple Tree Café: Saturday, Carl Ricci and 706 Union Ave; Simsbury. Infinity Music Hall: Saturday, Sacred Fire and Bell Bottom Blues- a night honoring Santana and Clapton; Hartford. Infinity Music Hall: Saturday, Bettye LaVette; Norfolk. Cafe Nine: Tuesday, Eric Lindell; New Haven FTC Warehouse: Friday, End of Summer Jam; Fairfield. (203)-319-1404 Rothbard Ale + Larder: Friday, Super Dope; Saturday, The Red Planet; Westport, Mulligans: Saturday, Corey Michael Rieman; Torrington. Brookfield Indian Motorcycle: Saturday, Jake Kulak & the LowDown (1:30 pm); Brookfield. Downtown Milford Farmers' Market: Saturday, Xray Lite (9 am); Milford. The Spotted Horse Tavern: Friday, B Side Band; Westport. Windmill: Friday, Tony Ferrigno; Stratford. Best Video: Saturday, Anne Marie Menta Band; Hamden. The Hideaway: Saturday, Otis and the Hurricanes; Ridgefield. Good Samaritan Mission: Saturday, Mental Health Band; Danbury. Peaches On the Waterfront: Sunday, Brunch with Vinnie Ferrone; Norwalk. East Rock Concert Series: Sunday, Lydia Brittan; New Haven. Woodwinds: Thursday, Jeff Pitchell & Friends; Branford. Woodbury Brewing Company: Friday, Kathy Thompson Band; Woodbury 203-405-3811 The Pit Stop: Saturday, Blue Collar Band; Milford. Fowler Pavillion: Friday, Oktoberfest -(5:30-10 pm); Saturday, Oktoberfest (6-10 pm); Milford. Old Post Tavern: Saturday, Sinergy; Fairfield. The Captain Daniel Packer Inn: Tuesday, Rocky Lawrence; Mystic. Higher Grounds: Sunday, Terri and Rob Duo (10 am); East Haddam. Paradise Hills Vineyard & Winery: Friday, Eran Troy Danner, solo acoustic; Wallingford. (203) 284-0123 The Hungry Tiger: Saturday, Richie & the Red Hot Blues Band; (6pm); Manchester. (860) 649-1195 Still Hill Brewery: Friday, Dan Stevens’; Rocky Hill. (203) 405-3811. Ferry Park: Wednesday, TSC Acoustic (5 pm); Rocky Hill. Sonny's Place: Sunday, Jeff Pitchell and Texas Flood; Somers. Hilltop Restaurant:, Friday, Patty Tuite Group Willington. Back East Brewery: Friday, TSC Acoustic (5 pm); Bloomfield. Kinsmen Brewing Co.: Sunday, Terri & Rob Duo (2 pm); Milldale. Witchdoctor Brewing: Saturday, Dean Cardinale, Acoustic; Southington. Smokin' With Chris: Friday, Grayson Hugh & Polly Messer; Southington. (860) 620-9133 Yarde House Tavern: Friday, Jeff Pitchell; Enfield. (860) 254 5778 The Steak Loft: Friday, Sue Menhart Band; Mystic. (860)-536-2661 The Stomping Ground: Saturday, Blue Honey; Sunday, Marwan Maurice (1 pm); Putnam. (860) 928-7900 Brick & Basil: Friday, Ms. Marci & the Lovesick Hounds (5 30 pm); Norwich. Daryl's House: Friday, NRBQ; Pawling, NY (845) 289-0185 The Falcon Main: Friday, The Harlem Blues Project featuring Clarence Spady; Sunday, Uncommon Ground (11 am); Marlboro, NY. (845) 236-7970 The Falcon Underground: Friday, JB's Go-Go Boogaloo Dance Party; Marlboro, NY. (845) 236-7970 The Turning Point: Sunday, Rick Ilowite and Andy Cohen; Thursday, Bobby Di Blasio Band; Piermont, NY Theodores': Friday, The Mike Crandall Band; Saturday, Murali Coryell; Springfield. (413) 736-6000 The Knickerbocker Café: Friday, Lois Greco Band; Wednesday, THE FOUNDERS; Westerly. (401) 315-5070 Greendales: Friday, Sara Ashleigh Band; Worcester, MA Rally's Sports Bar: Saturday, Six Pack of Blues; Westfield, MA. The Tapped Apple: Saturday, Dan Stevens’; Westerly, RI (401) 637-4946 Charlestown Rathskeller: Sunday, Cee Cee & the Riders (3 pm); Charlestown RI. (401) 792-1000 Papa Bob's Entertainment Hall: Saturday, Blue Devil Bluez; Becket, MA As the following events change frequently, it is a good idea to confirm. Weekly Blues Events Black Eyed Sally’s: Liviu Pop Invitational w/TBA (Thursday) Hartford. (860) 278-7427 The Hungry Tiger: Blues w/ Dave Sadloski (Tuesday) Manchester. (860) 649-1195 The Flying Monkey: David Stoltz Sunday Blues (4–7 pm) Hartford. Steak Loft: Greg Piccolo Monday Waters Edge Sunset Bar & Grill: Guitar George Baker and Willie Moore (Tuesday) Westbrook The Mattabesett Canoe Club: The Cheryl Tracy Acoustic Brunch On The River (Sunday 11am-2pm) Middletown Lenny's: Brandt Taylor /Tony D / Jon Peckman / Jay Wiggin Band (Tuesday) Branford Avon Old Farms Hotel in the Seasons Restaurant: Dave Stoltz solo acoustic, (Wednesday & Thursday) Avon The Owl Shop: Planet Red (Tuesday) New Haven Nightingale's Acoustic Café: Dan Steven’s "Pickin' Parties" (Tuesday) Old Lyme Home: Rocky Lawrence (1st & 3rd Sunday) Branford Crave: Rocky Lawrence (Thursday) Ansonia Knickerbocker Café: Let's Dance Wednesdays w/ The Keepers Westerly, RI Waverley: Leo Boogie [solo] (Thursday) Cheshire La Luna: Leo Boogie [solo] Friday & Saturday) Mystic Tootzy Pasta Pizza: Murray The Wheel solo show (Wednesday) Waypointe Farmer's Market: NOLA Beatniks in residency (11-3) Guilford Weekly Jams The Hungry Tiger: Blues Jam w/ Gene Donaldson (Monday); Manchester. (860) 649-1195 Black Eyed Sally’s: Community Blues Jam w/TBA (Wednesday); Hartford. (860) 278-7427 Cafe Nine Blues Jam: Hosted by TBA (Sunday); New Haven. (203) 789-8281 C J Sparrow Pub & Eatery: Ken Safety's Open Mic Show (Thursday); Cheshire Los Mariachis: Open Mic w/ Mitch Leighton and the Front Row Band; (Sunday, 4 pm), Southington The Hungry Tiger: Open Mic Blues Jam Hosted by The Hammerdown All-Stars; (Thursday) Manchester. (860) 649-1195 Daddy Jack's: Acoustic blues hosted by Jim Koeppel (every other Thursday); New London Donahue's Beach Bar: Open Mic Wednesday w/Sandy or Frankie; Madison Fast Eddie's Billiards Café: Thursday Open Mic; New Milford Four Seasons By the Lake: Sunday Open Mic Jam; Stafford Guilford Country Tavern: Sandy Connolly’s Open Mic Night; (last Wednesday of month) Guilford Higher Grounds: Saturday, Terri and Rob Duo; (11 am); East Haddam. Infinity Music Hall Norfolk: Open Mic w/Andy Attanasio (Wednesday) Norfolk Note Kitchen & Bar: 2JAM Acoustic Jam (Friday); Bethel. Note Kitchen & Bar: Open Mic Jam (Monday); Bethel. O'Briens Sports Pub and Rest: Open Mic with Piano hosted by Jonathan Chapman (Monday); Danbury Open Space: Open Mic Night (Wednesday); Hamden. Preston VFW: Jam w/ guest host (Sunday); Preston Sobieski John III Club: Wednesday, Open Mic w/TBA; Deep River. Spill the Beans Coffee House: Acoustic Open Mic w/Johnny I; (Thursday) Prospect (203) 758-7373 Stonehouse: Blues Jam /TBA (Sunday); Baltic. (860) 822-8877 Strange Brew: Bill's Garage Jam/ Bill Thibault (Monday) Norwich. The Acoustic: Open mic (Tuesday) Bridgeport. (203) 335-3655 The Black Duck: Open Jam Hosted by Wendy May (Thursdays) Westport. Black Duck: Friday Jam Session 11 pm hosted by Ed Train; Westport The Black Sheep Tavern: Open Blues Jam w/ Greg Sherrod (Thursday) Niantic (860) 739-2041 O'Neils Bar: Acoustic open mic w/Dee Brown Bridgeport The Buttonwood Tree: Open Mic Host TBA (Monday) Middletown The Canoe Club: Open Mic (Wednesday) Middletown Bristol Polish Club: Friday, Open Mic The Frosty Mug: Cheryl Tracy Open Jam New Britain The Old Well Tavern: The Blues Jam (6-9) (Alternate Sunday) Simsbury The Parish Hall: Acoustic Open Mic (Saturday) Bristol The Stomping Ground: Open Mic (Sunday) Putnam. (860) 928-7900 Vero Cucino: Cheryl Tracy open mic (Wednesday) Middletown Waxy O’Connor’s: Cheryl Tracy Open Jam (Tuesday) Plainville Yantic Inn: Open Mic (Wednesday) Yantic Cady's Tavern: Rick Harrington Weekly Roadhouse Jam (Sunday, Chepachet RI) Theodores’: Open Mic (Wednesday, Springfield, MA) ; Springfield. 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I smell of cologne Can he smell my mistake? My heart screams for more But my head’s to blame -Stranger In Your Arms by Honey and Blue Honey and Blue, made up of Stephanie Amber and Adam Darling, is a … Continue reading →