Podcasts about boardwalks

Recorded on June 2, 2023, the last day of AccessAbility week.

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JOIN US FEBRUARY 25th FOR THE POLAR PLUNGE. DETAILS HERE https://support.sonj.org/team/472632GET OUR MERCH HERE TO SUPPORT THE SHOWWWW.THEGARDENSTATE.COMJoin the mail bag by leaving a voicemail at: 908-679-9993Kayla Heller's College Fundhttps://www.gofundme.com/f/kayla-hellers-college-fund?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=unknown&utm_campaign=comms_zkcx+kayla-hellers-college-fundWelcome back to The Garden State, the only NJ podcast that gives you all the news you need to know this week. I'm typing this on a 70 degree day in February. That's all I'll say in regards to my big hopes for a March mega blizzard… I hope the groundhog was right. Big week. Big stories. LOTS to discuss on the pod.New Jersey school superintendent resigns after 14-year-old student's suicideA New Jersey restaurant is banning children under 10. New Jersey councilman fatally shot by former colleagueAccused Michigan Shooter Threatened 2 NJ Schools, Prompting ClosureJersey Shore amusement games operator fined, banned for 10 years after boardwalk games found to be rigged76-Year-Old NJ Man Arrested for Living With Sister's RemainsMurphy wants to end sale of gasoline powered vehicles in NJ by 2035Thanks for tuning in once again and for supporting the podcast. If you're enjoying the show, make sure to leave us a review! We love reading those!Follow us on all our socials to keep up to date with that and everything else happening. https://linktr.ee/thegardenstate

Come and walk with Ivonne in Milner House and through its famous gardens.  Learn why former owner Veronica Milner named the property 'Long Distance'. Listen to ladies chatting in the tearoom.  Outside the house, Ivonne is stunned by the view across the bay. Boardwalks lead her to a steep slope. She notices the densely overgrown forest floor. This is a good place to experience the original Vancouver Island woodland.  Oh! What's moving over there, near the shrubs? Listen: ravens!  As always, you'll find more information in the shownote.  This podcast is part of a series of shows and blogs about Milner Gardens and Woodland in Canada. 100% English episode

Boardwalks, viele Seen und eine langsam wilder werdende Landschaft - das verbinde ich hauptsächlich mit New Jersey. Seid dabei, wenn es um den achten Staat des Appalachian Trails geht :) Viel Spaß!

Patricia Heyer is a history buff with an interest in coastal folklore as well as research and marine science. She has written extensively for both children and adults during her career. She coauthored Shark Attacks of the New Jersey Shore: A History with her husband, Robert, in 2020. In 2021, Shark Attacks of New York: A History was released, as was Ghosts Along the Navesink and Shrewsbury Rivers. Pat's new book, Haunted Jersey Shore: Beaches, Boardwalks, and Lighthouses was published by the History Press in August. In the book, she uncovers the eerie mysteries that shroud many of the New Jersey shore's iconic landmarks, including the lighthouses at Navesink, Cape May, Barnegat, Sandy Hook, and others. Cape May Lighthouse Sandy Hook Lighthouse Barnegat Lighthouse U.S. Lighthouse Society photos Pat is an avid reader, beachcomber, and animal rescue supporter. She lives on the Jersey shore with her husband and their rescue cat, Gracie.

The Passholder Lounge is open once again, and this week we welcome Adam from the Mouse and More Podcast in. Hello! It's Justin Monorail. Come on in and hang out with us as we discuss sports, beers, New Jersey and weird names for the night before Halloween.   Check out Adam every week on The Mouse and More Podcast on all of your favorite podcatchers. @TheMouseandMore on Twitter   Twitter: @ThePHLPod Instagram: ThePassholderLoungePodcast Gmail: PassholderLoungePod@gmail.com

(I.T.B.) In The Biz Episode #62 John Zeno from Zeno Boardwalks Sweet Shop John Zeno from Zeno boardwalks Sweet Shop joins the show! John Zeno drops some amazing Gems and gives us a little insight on working in The Biz. If you haven't heard of at least one of his world famous sweet shops, you should probably consider relocating from under that rock! Must see exclusive! Check out the episode today! In The Biz is the premier service industry podcast where we share our stories and teach people about the ins and outs of the service industry. Along the way, we also interview the best in the biz.In the service industry, we keep the world moving and nobody knows us like US. We aim to help you navigate the industry so you can make some extra cash and keep your sanity while doing it!If you like this video, subscribe to the channel and make sure you hit that notification bell so you won't miss another video. Visit us @ IntheBiz.biz. Don't forget to like and subscribe to us on EVERY major (minor platform)! lol #episode62 #johnZeno #inthebiz #serverlife #bartender#barlife --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/inthebiz/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/inthebiz/support

This week, we are back in the United States as we jump into the Garden State—New Jersey! It's a week filled with tension as Jamie talks about the Revolutionary War and the importance the state played in separating from Great Britain. Then, after the history and recommendations of things to do in NJ, Cassidy tells the story of Antoine Le Blanc and the Sayre house murders; where, for this criminal, death was only the beginning. Jame's recommendations: Cape may Delaware Water Gap Atlantic City Grounds for sculpture Hindenburg crash site Cassidy's Resources: Morristown Green Weird New Jersey Murder by Gaslight This Haunted Place Hushed Up History NJ.com LinkedIn Article by Sherri Granato WayMarking

This week on a NEW Be a Man Experience -- John Fiore, The Be a Man Guy and Tonzo talk Little beach shoes, Local beaches, The place to be, Zoning out, Beach politics, Lugging your shit to the beach, Exercising on the beach, Family beach day, Beach sports, Hardos, Drinking on the beach, Beach chair bathroom, Who swims at the beach? Surf life, Whale watch, Booze cruises, Smashing sandcastles, Claiming your spot, Noise pollution, Broads on the beach, Spring break, Owning a boat, Boardwalks, Alone at the beach, And drinking on other peoples boats Summer Shows: JUNE 23RD Chevalier Theater (MEDFORD, MA) https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/01005C4D0A2A6AAE JUNE 24TH Foxwoods Casino (Ledyard, CT) https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/1D005C4B1CFCF7F0 MERCH: https://Bostonbeaman.com

Happy FOURTWENTY, Queens! This special 420 episode, the Queens inspect a 2 Star Yelp Review for the Temecula Valley Balloon and Wine Festival and inspect a show-first (!!) Instagram Comment REVIEW for Nasty Gal. Chelsey explores the hazards of one-way parking lots, Trey's beep explodes eardrums, and the Queens need to know when the REAL birth of Jesus Christ was and exactly why Boardwalks are SO dangerous to youth. This is NOT starring Brandy. (03:01) Lodge a Complaint! (11:41) Temecula Valley Balloon & Wine Festival 2 Star Review (26:46) Exclusive Offer (27:48) Meryl-Go-Round (34:19) Nasty Gal Instagram Review (49:58) My Royal Highness (52:29) On Today's After Show Pod  https://www.patreon.com/reviewthatreview (Click Here to Join our Patreon) Royal Court for Bonus content and Member's Only After-Show Podcast featuring additional reviews, deeper dives, salacious stories, and more. ***** PROMO CODES ***** REVIEW40 at https://www.vitable.com.au (vitable.com.au) REVIEWQUEEN at https://www.shesbirdie.com/?rfsn=6249656.5f81a4 (shesbirdie.com) REVIEWQUEEN40 at https://www.natalieweissvoice.com/ (NatalieWeissVoice.com) QUEEN15 at https://smartpatches.myshopify.com/?rfsn=6293516.b74717&utm_source=refersion&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=6293516.b74717 (SmartPatches.com) QUEEN at https://www.superchewer.com/queen (superchewer.com) *** https://reviewthatreview.us1.list-manage.com/subscribe/post?u=f8634011bef332e917e868253&id=a65c8f7884 (Click Here) to Join the Queendom Mailing List! Leave us a voicemail at 1-850-REVIEW-0 WATCH CLIPS on https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfhCAcirZKQb9E2NxI5BiJg (YouTube)! Visit our website for more: http://www.reviewthatreview.com/ (www.ReviewThatReview.com) @TheReviewQueens | @ChelseyBD | @TreyGerrald  --- Review That Review is an independent podcast.  Executive Produced by Trey Gerrald and Chelsey Donn with editing and sound design by Trey Gerrald.  Cover art designed by LogoVora, voiceover talents by Eva Kaminsky, and our theme song was written by Joe Kinosian and sung by Natalie Weiss.

During the summer of 1976, Cory Daye‘s voice wafted through the bamboo forests of New York's Fire Island like an intoxicating fragrance. As the lead vocalist and co-founder of Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band, she beckoned the island's dwellers to untold pleasures while the group's self-titled debut stirred dancers into sweaty, salty abandon. Boardwalks seldom pulsed with such a bewitching beat.Fire Island was worlds away from the South Bronx where Daye first met composer/arranger Stony Browder, Jr. (guitar/piano) and his brother, lyricist August Darnell (bass). Drummer Mickey Sevilla and vibe master “Sugar Coated” Andy Hernandez (aka Coati Mundi) helped crystallize the group's musical aesthetic, which had morphed from R&B into a blend of big band, soul, Latin, jazz, dance, and pop. Produced by Four Seasons tunesmith Sandy Linzer, Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band (1976) brought the grandeur of swing-era bandstands to the discotheque, melding wry social commentary with classic Hollywood romanticism. “Everybody's favorite album is Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band on RCA,” critic Vince Aletti wrote in his “Disco File” column for Record World. “It's this summer's major surprise hit not only because three cuts are eminently danceable (‘Sour and Sweet', ‘Cherchez La Femme', and ‘I'll Play the Fool'), but because the group's fabulously eclectic sound — drawing on several decades of American pop music from big band jazz to doo-wop soul to sophisticated disco, full of sly musical quotes — is so fresh and appealing” (7 August 1976).Aletti would later declare Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band the “Most Essential Disco Album of 1976”, while the Los Angeles Times named Savannah Band “the hottest disco act in the country” (26 November 1976). Even Aletti's peers in the rock press cheered the group's arrival. “It's a pleasure to admit that their music is a fresh pop hybrid with its own rhythmic integrity, and that its sophistication is a lot brighter and more lively than most of the organic bullshit making it to the rock stage in the mid-'70s,” Robert Christgau noted in the Village Voice.Rolling Stone published its own rave review of Savannah Band's debut. “The highest moments introduce a genuinely surrealistic disco whose adventurous use of bitonality and electronic sound effects stands in absolute contrast to the recent disco market's cynical prefabrication of oldies,” wrote Stephen Holden. “‘I'll Play the Fool', ‘Cherchez La Femme', and especially ‘Sour and Sweet', are group originals that literally explode the genre with their brittle scintillating audacity” (23 September 1976).With a sound that signaled disco's penchant for innovation, Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band supplanted the Bee Gees' “You Should Be Dancing” from number one on Billboard‘s “National Disco Action Top 30” in October 1976. A month later, “Cherchez La Femme” debuted on the Hot 100 where it would peak at #27 and introduce one of the era's most indelible opening lines — “Tommy Mottola lives on the road” — to the airwaves. The album itself was certified gold and earned the group a GRAMMY nomination for “Best New Artist”.In '79 Cory Daye released her solo album, “Cory and Me”. Rolling Stone, November '79 - Cory delivers a vocal performance that's direct and elusive, girlishly simple and musically sophisticated, sexy without being huff-and-puffy.   When Daye makes her entrance in any song, it's like the sun breaking through a bank of dark clouds. Paired again with producer-extraordinaire Sandy Linzer, singles “Single Again”, “A Wiggle and A Giggle” and the thumping “Pow Wow” will Listen and subscribe to the BAAS Entertainment Podcast on Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Pandora, Podchaser, Pocket Casts and TuneIn. “Hey, Alexa. Play the BAAS Entertainment Podcast.”

In the third installment from Wisconsin Watch's series "Imperiled Shores," reporter Mario Koran explores a fundamental question facing the state Department of Natural Resources: Preserve parkland affected by rising lake levels or let nature take its course? Reported by Mario Koran / Wisconsin Watch & WPR. Narrated by Wesley Lethem for Wisconsin Watch. Originally published on wisconsinwatch.org on Dec. 9, 2021.

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Our Struggle returns! It's 100 degrees outside so come out to the shore and take a trip under the boardwalk with us and our very special guest Joshua Cohen (author of The Netanyahus; buy it now)!  A Book of Questions about our season 2 premiere:  Why is Joshua Cohen compared only to the dead? What is the sound of one ball-sack slapping against wet tile in a banya? Why does Lauren think the past is quaint?  Is auto-fiction solipsistic and foreclosed?  How does JC avoid setting off the bullshit detectors of his household gods?  Where has all the passionate nihilism gone? Why do semicolons induce impotence?  Why does The Netanyahus contain so many disquisitions? What's the problem with pastiche, bricolage and collage?  Why didn't Lauren participate in boardwalk necking?  Why don't critics discuss the ghostliness of writers' anonymous work?  What does it feel like when James Wood reviews your book?  How can Drew regrow his foreskin and escape the limitations of his MFA?  Why does liberalism end in martyrdom?  Why does JC think Time's Arrow is Martin Amis's best book?  What was so hysterical about hysterical realism? What are the dangers of comic exaggeration?  Can words enact an incantatory violence?  Is My Struggle merely narcotic?     Do you want to get in touch? Email us: teixeira.lauren@gmail.com ; deohringer@gmail.com Do you want to leave us a voicemail for our 1st anniversary show? Call 443-584-6486     Psst......... ourstruggle.store  

CONEY ISLAND! • Episode 233 • Misty and Ike (it's a podcast) #mistyandike Be sure to Like, Subscribe and Share!Subscribe- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClFbXhdG_VR22nD5yFNluwgEpisode 233 • CONEY ISLAND!!Who doesn't love eating a hot dog by a boardwalk then riding a roller coaster and throwing up in the ocean?!?You can do ALL of that at Coney Island!  But when did Coney Island start and why?  And where did the hot dogs come from?  And the coasters?  We're about to find out!

The Lunar Saloon Every Friday from 10P - 12A PST 99.1 FM Long Beach Streaming at KLBP.org/listen Air date : July 3, 2020 -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Marc Chantereau, Super Slow Down (D.K. Remix), Tele Music Reinterpretations Aldorande, Summer Body (Charles Maurice Dub Version), Summer Body / Breakfast in Space Manzanem, Don't Interupt, Don't Interupt Cyrill, Night Ghetto, French Disco Boogie Sounds Vol.4 Rosa, Bar Riviera, Acqua Di Sale Lilipulu, B1, Four Amazing Tracks Alexandra, Fantasia (Fantasy), Night City Life Lowell, No Matter (Vocal), No Matter Glass, Let Me Feel Your Heartbeat, Let Me Feel Your Heartbeat Pamela Joy, Think Fast (instrumental), Think Fast Ed Longo & The Applied Arts Ensemble, New Life, The Other Fantasy Anri 杏里, Last Summer Whisper, Pacific Breeze 2: Japanese City Pop, AOR & Boogie 1972-1986 Francis Monkman, Superdude, Light My Fire Jeanne Mas, It's All Up To You, On The Moon / It's All Up To You Aldorande, Breakfast in Space (Charles Maurice Dub Version), Summer Body / Breakfast in Space FRNT BZNZZ, Was It Love (feat. Nick Kurosawa & Joelene), Entitlement Issues Warrior, The M.B.O. Theme, Looking At Midnight The Gong's Gang, Gimme Your Love, Gimme Your Love Raaja Bones, Boardwalks, Boardwalks Ultra Satan, Best Chemicals (Peaking Lights Freedom Rock Remix), Peaking Lights & Golden Bug Remixes Rozzetta, Fantasy (Dub Mix Version), Fantasy Caballero, Blue Sun, Gitana Mark Fisher Featuring Dotty Green, Love Situation (7'' Version), Love Situation Puccio Roelens, Rock Satellite, Rock Satellite Mladen Franko, Attention, Please, Amazing Space Vol. 1 Eddy Louiss, Les Éléphants, Caraïbes / Les Éléphants / Taureau Cirrus, Graham De Wilde, Clouds Love Song, Jason & Wilson, Jason & Wilson Twilight 22, Finale, Twilight 22

The Services Not Sweeps coalition holds a rally for Black Unhoused Lives in rapidly gentrifying Venice. We hear from the family of Brendan Glenn, a Black Unhoused resident of Venice who was murdered by LAPD in 2015. Theo interviews residents of Venice, and Council member Mike Bonin. (photo: Grace gives testimony to the life of her cousin Brendan Glenn at the site where LAPD murdered him by the Venice boardwalk)

This week we welcome guests Chris Ryerson and Ming Chen as we discuss the history of NJ boardwalks. Aversions to sand, accidental confectionery treats, crime lords, and even shipwrecks are discussed as we walk up and down the Jersey Shore. Just be sure to watch the tram car please!

On this week's episode: Steve can't build a chair; We survived Mother's Day but Karen didn't; Boardwalks are packed; Tyson is dropping bombs in the ring; and Bathroom Etiquette. Thank you to The Hardwork Movement for the use of their song “AWNC” as our outro!

McDonalds Monopoly was one of the greatest marketing devices, and also one of the greastest scams of all time. The security manager of the marketing firm charged with distributing the winning pieces was stealing them and giving them to his friends, defrauding customers out of $24 million in potential winnings. Cubucle Chronicles makes it's triumphant return: Standing desk farts and sharing a urinial. DO you have your favorite pair of boxers? What about your favorite dishware? Work Sucks. Take a break.TIMESTAMPS:0-2:00 Slow Wine Remix(2:00) why aren't R Kelly and Harvey Weinstein in jail yet (4:00) Last Stand Boxers, bag socks, solving laundry, uncomfortable boxers (9:00) the paradox of the thong (11:00) Palladium (15:00) Dave's big game boxer blog (17:00) everyday is big game boxer day, don't let your boxers ruin your day (18:00) favorite dishware (25:00) Get Roman (28:00) Cubicle Chronicles (39:00) The Normals (40:00) McMillions(44:00) Jacobsen's scam (48:00)Monopoly board game (50:00) Park Place, only 10 Boardwalks (52:00) Monopoly Nintendo game (53:00) Monopoly pieces, dropping the thimble (54:00) Mandela Effect (56:00) name the Railroads, playing the actual game (57:00) Dad's old car, porn and sword60:00 eating McDonalds as a kid, Batman Returns, winning crappy prizes in the Monopoly game (1:02:00) Chance or Community Chest, the rules of Jail, winning Monopoly, playing at the Jersey Shore (1:04:00) Monopoly vs Clue (1:08:00) Risk (1:10:00) McDonalds order (1:12:00) #FreeJerryJacobsen (1:16:00) Insurance ad writers, what was Burger King thinking (1:20:00) Documentary

The shores of Lake Michigan are often overlooked as a vacation or site seeing destination. But don’t dismiss it, there are some great spots all along the coast for you to stop and enjoy the peace, calm and tranquility of Lake Michigan. Got a question or comment? wisconsinsoutdoorexplorer@gmail.com www.wisconsinsoutdoorexplorer.com Youtube: http://bit.ly/WOE_YOUTUBE Instagram: http://bit.ly/WOE_INSTAGRAM Facebook: http://bit.ly/WOE_FACEBOOK Twitter: http://bit.ly/WOE_TWITTER Pinterest: http://bit.ly/WOE_Pinterest Podcast: http://bit.ly/WOE_PODCAST  

In Part Two of Boardwalks from Hell Bat Masterson is elected as Sheriff of Ford County as he continues to protect his brother Ed from evil doings. Yet, tragedy strikes quickly, at the Lady Gay Dance Hall. Purchase the book A Man in a Black Derby Hat at Amazon. At the end of this episode, Bat Masterson has a reflection on death while attending his brother’s funeral. He reflects on his inability to control a destiny of life and loss so easily taken in the wake of the frontier. Gallantry is never a replacement from a quickly distorted ending in life - as death will always take its toll on the living. “Boardwalks from Hell” is based on true accounts in Dodge City History and at the conclusion of this show, Brad Smalley will provide the second versions of The Killing of Ed Masterson.

What you are about to hear is an individual historical account of Bat Masterson's return to Dodge City, Kansas. The motive for Masterson's return is being prompted by both his concerns for his older brother and an economic opportunity being made possible through various insiders who want to promote the cattle trade of 1877. The story is built around the foundational meanings of courage on the frontier - for civilization comes with a cost. It is the harshest cost of all, revealing every flaw to what a man knows about courage in plain sight. Purchase the book A Man in a Black Derby Hat at Amazon.

Ken Plume has a chat with performer Patty Hawkins, about Boardwalks, cocaine cola, board games, horsey moves, geek subcultures, eating vegetables, raiding, Carpenters, Crewsin, Disney, signing snafus, and hosting.

Writer, Blair Bess, grew up in a family of old-school “pitchmen” (term used generically).They went from the Boardwalks to county fairs with elaborate and unrelenting pitches for products as varied as knives and movie cameras.Blair shares some of that world with us before he talks with Mark about the political realities facing Democrats in the upcoming election cycle.He also touches on the new realities for Senator Devin Nunes, the de facto Trump surrogate.J Elvis is a movie star. He just wrapped a film and tells Mark all about it.Heather Ankeny (our old co-host) stops by to fill us in on life in the SF Bay Area and the crew reviews one of Heather's key scenes in a TV series.Contact us at edgewithmarkthompson@gmail.comHere's a link to guest, Blair Bess's, column00-2:15 Mark intro2:15-23:46 Michael Shure on politics and more23:46-38:35 J Elvis Weinstein is a movie star38:35-51:20 Heather Ankeny returns51:48-1:19:00 Blair Bess on growing up Ginsu and America's political future in down ballot races

Writer, Blair Bess, grew up in a family of old-school "pitchmen" (term used generically).  They went from the Boardwalks to county fairs with elaborate and unrelenting pitches for products as varied as knives and movie cameras. Blair shares some of that world with us before he talks with Mark about the political realities facing Democrats in the upcoming election cycle. He also touches on the new realities for Senator Devin Nunes, the de facto Trump surrogate. J Elvis is a movie star.  He just wrapped a film and tells Mark all about it. Heather Ankeny (our old co-host) stops by to fill us in on life in the SF Bay Area and the crew reviews one of Heather's key scenes in a TV series. Contact us at edgewithmarkthompson@gmail.com Here's a link to guest, Blair Bess's, column 00-2:15 Mark intro 2:15-23:46 Michael Shure on politics and more 23:46-38:35 J Elvis Weinstein is a movie star 38:35-51:20 Heather Ankeny returns 51:48-1:19:00 Blair Bess on growing up Ginsu and the state of American politics in down ballot races.

Writer, Blair Bess, grew up in a family of old-school "pitchmen" (term used generically).  They went from the Boardwalks to county fairs with elaborate and unrelenting pitches for products as varied as knives and movie cameras. Blair shares some of that world with us before he talks with Mark about the political realities facing Democrats in the upcoming election cycle. He also touches on the new realities for Senator Devin Nunes, the de facto Trump surrogate. J Elvis is a movie star.  He just wrapped a film and tells Mark all about it. Heather Ankeny (our old co-host) stops by to fill us in on life in the SF Bay Area and the crew reviews one of Heather's key scenes in a TV series. Contact us at edgewithmarkthompson@gmail.com Here's a link to guest, Blair Bess's, column 00-2:15 Mark intro 2:15-23:46 Michael Shure on politics and more 23:46-38:35 J Elvis Weinstein is a movie star 38:35-51:20 Heather Ankeny returns 51:48-1:19:00 Blair Bess on growing up Ginsu and the state of American politics in down ballot races.

Historian and author Emil Salvini tells the tale of the early days of the New Jersey boardwalks. Future episodes will cover the individual resort walkways along the coastline. Enjoy. 

As millions of tourists prepare to head down to the Jersey Shore this summer, it is important to remember that our waterfront communities host hundreds of large-scale events every summer, attracting millions of visitors. With the right information and resources, New Jersey’s coastal towns can ensure they have the ability to combat potential terror threats and keep beachgoers safe as they have fun in the sun. Join Guy McCormick, the Monmouth County Counterterrorism Coordinator (CTC), Joe McFadden, the Atlantic County Critical Infrastructure Coordinator (CIC), and Detective Paul Kwiecinski, NJOHSP, as they discuss the State’s Secure the Shore Initiative. Through this initiative, NJOHSP and its law enforcement partners deploy a coordinated and comprehensive strategy to inform and prepare shore communities for potential threats.

This week Join Roger, Dick and their new friend Gene for a stroll down the Santa Carla beach boardwalk; as they review and rewind the 1987 classic The Lost Boys. Much like Tim Cappella playing his saxophone interpretation of “I Still Believe” they are each shirtless, muscular, oiled up, and ready to grind their hips for you the listeners. So let’s all slide on our skin-tight purple pants, leather jackets, while we go find the nearest bridge to hang from... Because it’s time to feed.   Subscribe & Follow Android: http://shatthemovies.com/android Apple/iTunes: http://shatthemovies.com/itunes Social Media: Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Snapchat Website: http://shatthemovies.com/   Help Support the Podcast Donate with Paypal: http://shatthemovies.com/paypal Donate With Venmo: https://venmo.com/shatpodcasts Shop Amazon With Our Affiliate Link: https://www.amazon.com/?tag=shatmovies-20 Sponsor's Listener Survey: http://shatthemovies.com/survey Leave an iTunes Review: http://shatthemovies.com/review Vote for our Next Movies: http://shatthemovies.com/vote Feeds & Social Media: http://shatthemovies.com/subscribe-and-follow Leave a Voicemail: (914) 719-SHAT - (914) 719-7428 Email: hosts@shatthemovies.com Listen to our TV Podcasts: https://shatontv.com/shat-on-podcasts Theme Song - Die Hard by Guyz Nite: https://www.facebook.com/guyznite  

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So you think Pac Man Fever is all you need to worry about at the arcade? THINK AGAIN!

We have a jam-packed show for you this week. We talk about solar power, what you need to know about it and how it will enhance your RV experience. And we have travel trailer towing resources and insights into life on the road. We'll introduce you to a several of the people we've met on the road recently, including a single woman who lives in her Class B RV as she travels the country after retiring from her job as a missionary in Africa. Plus, reader comment and questions, tech tips, a fun RV destination report and RV News of the Week. Scroll down for show note details and resources and click the player below to start listening. When you see a time code hyperlink, you can click it to jump directly to that segment of the podcast. [spp-player] Show Notes for Episode #88 May 18, 2016 of Roadtreking - The RV Lifestyle Podcast: This week's show was recorded at the beautiful Henderson Beach State Park in Destin, FL. That's our Roadtrek where we parked in a lot overlooking the beautiful Gulf of Mexico. We opened the rear and side doors and recorded the show right from here, enjoying the nice sea breeze and salty air. Henderson beach boast more than 6,000 feet of natural scenic shoreline border the emerald green waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Natural features of the park include sand pines, scrub oaks, and dune rosemary. Boardwalks provide access to the beach for swimming, sunbathing, and fishing. Four large and two small pavilions allow for picnicking and grilling. The view out our back door as we recorded this episode There's great camping here. The park has 60 campsites that can accommodate either tents or RVs, with a mixture of back in and pull-through sites. The sites have water, electricity (all sites are 50 amp except campsite #28); picnic tables, ground grills and clothesline posts. Campsites do not have sewer connections; a centrally located dump station is for provided for the proper disposal of waste. Amenities include heated and air conditioned restrooms with showers, coin operated washers, dryers and vending machines. Pets are welcome at campsites. Unlike remote wilderness camping, provisions and restaurants are a short drive away. The only downside is the spots here are usually booked a year in advance. We often to day camping, as shown above. JENNIFER'S TIP OF THE WEEK This week's tip is about cooking and serving sizes. I've shared before that I like to prepare as many meals ahead of time as possible. That means less time spent in the RV on meal prep while Mike and Bo are having fun outside. [spp-timestamp time="5:15"] So we try to spend an afternoon at home before each trip planning meals and cooking them. One easy meal is meatloaf. And when I make meatloaf, I like to bake it in a muffin and cupcake pan. The pan I use is non-stick and it has spaces to make 12 cupcakes. But we make 12 little meat loafs. Just spn the meatloaf mixture into each hole and bake in a preheated oven at 350 for about 25 minutes. I've found that each one is a perfect serving. Sometimes Mike takes two. But after baking the little meat loaf muffins, they store easily in a zip lock bag which then goes into the freezer of our Roadtrek CS Adventurous. It takes only a couple of minutes to heat them up in our RV's microwave/convection oven. So simple. We serve with steamed green beans and a nice salad. Meatball muffins. Try ‘em. Mikie likes em. I bet you will too! The tip of the week is brought to you by Good Sam, the world's most popular RV organization, now celebrating its 50th year. LISTENER QUESTIONS and COMMENTS OF THE WEEK: Listener Michael asks for help on adding solar for his RV: How much does he need? We refer him Try to the Go Power! Calculator  which will recommend battery bank size for the loads you use. [spp-timestamp time="10:05"] This is a great web tool that will help you size your system and provide you with equipment recommendations based on your specific power usage, location and season.

It seems a bit like comic books are everywhere these days: dominating our screens from Iron Man to Jessica Jones. But this isn't the first time that there's been a comic book boom. And it's not always as easy to ride that wave, as an artist, as it might seem. Comic artist Matt Huynh has had a lot of success at this comic-making thing. First in Australia, now in New York. We're also joined by Marcelo Baez, who witnessed the 90s comics craziness first hand. Links from this episode: So much of Matt's art is on his site; but you'll need to check out SBS to read the Boat. Have a look at Marcelo's work on his site. There's some Diabla artwork to see as well. Frank Miller wrote and drew things like the Dark Knight Returns, 300, Sin City and Daredevil. The Daredevil story Born Again was one of the comics Matt recommends getting started reading with. The other comic he recommended was Marjane Satrapi's Chicken with Plums, which is first date approved by his girlfriend. Some of the Australian comics mentioned in the episode were Cyberswine, Da 'n Dill, Hairbutt the Hippo, Squadron Supremeand Tim McEwan's Greener Pastures. Matt drew us a red homage to McEwan's comic for FBi's upcoming Brush with Fame art auction for 2016: Songs from this episode: Girl — Beck Strange Nostalgia For The Future — Cut Copy Golden Valves — Orkestra Del Sol Phat Planet — Leftfield Boardwalks — Little may Black Wax — Dananananaykroyd

So what’s my favorite pool? The one at the resort I’m staying at, of course… and most frequently that’s my Disney Vacation Club home resort, The Walt Disney World Boardwalk! Theme is all around you at the Boardwalk where you are transitioned to an east coast turn-of-the-century boardwalk, a cross between Coney Island and Atlantic City. Check out the full blog for even more detail!! http://wp.me/p1QRCX-ti

This Week in Costa Rica hits some fun topics this week starting with a news segment with Rico from qCostaRica where Dan and Rico talk about:Poor English Proficiency in Costa Rica, the length of time it takes to fire an employee in Costa Rica, negative employment outlook in Costa Rica for 2015, Riteve increase in cost denied, and warnings for tourists during high season.This is followed by an interview with David Karr, He & Dan talk about the Travel Channel's Bikinis & Boardwalks series coming and filming in Jaco. Then the vacation rental market on the Central Pacific Coast is discussed and David give his insight into changes/forecasts in this market.

Lisa Kereszi's latest monograph "Fun and Games" explores places where some people might go to escape from the boredom and challenges of everyday life. Boardwalks, dance halls, the great outdoors, and even strip clubs are all places of interest for Kereszi but rather than give us a glamorized travelogue, Kereszi scratches below the surface, sometimes deeply, to show us what these places of interest are really like and, in a way, that makes them even more interesting (and maybe even fun).