Podcasts about bridge space

In this jolly episode of the Lee's Summit Town Hall podcast, host Nick Parker teams up with Collin Brich, Community Manager at Bridge Space, to unwrap some of the holiday fun happening downtown! First on the list: Story Time with Santa! It's the perfect family outing filled with heartwarming tales, photo ops with the big guy in red, and a chance to give back to local nonprofits. (Ho ho ho!) Next, they hit the high notes with the details on the Lee's Summit Jazz Orchestra's Christmas Jazz Concert. Mark your calendars for Monday, December 16th, at 5 p.m., because you won't want to miss the smooth sounds of live jazz in the cozy, magical setting of Bridge Space.

Downtown Days finished up this weekend and now it's time to get ready for another big event in Lee's Summit. The inaugural Lee's Summit Jazz Festival is slated to take the stage June 22 at Bridge Space in the historic downtown district. Festival founders Ben Rao and Shawn Harrel stop by the vault to talk about Lee's Summit's growing jazz scene and the eight acts gearing up for this all-day festival never before seen in Lee's Summit.

It wouldn't be fall without the dulcet tones of Ben Rao and Collin Brich singing their song of Chillifest. The 18th annual local chili cook off is set to run from 11-2 this Saturday at Bridge Space in downtown Lee's Summit. Ben and Collin dropped into the vault to chat with host Nick Parker about the event and it's support for three local nonprofits: Lee's Summit VFW Auxiliary 5789, Lee's Summit Jazz Orchestra and the Alzheimer's Association of Kansas City.

Yeah, you read that right. Student journalism students from Lee's Summit West recently spent a day at Lee's Summit Town Hall's Bridge Space studio learning about podcasting and interview techniques. In this final episode before Christmas we thought it was a good idea to bring you one of the student interviews with local business owner Dave Eames. In the coming weeks, we'll try and share some of the other student interviews. Here are Lee's Summit West's Hayden Peters and Emily Gerhart.

Musician, teacher and all-around good egg, Shawn Harrel joins the show (and brings along some students) talk about an upcoming jazz concert and the work his digital media students are doing in the community. In fact, Nick and Liesl didn't do anything for this show except talk. The episode was recorded at Summit Technology Academy by a team of Harrel's students. Harrel was joined on air by senior students Amya Morgan, Abby Oldham and Jacob Loesch. Student engineers for this episode were Hannah Jones and Alex King. Harrel and the Lee's Summit Jazz Orchestra will perform it's annual holiday concert at 5 p.m. Thursday, December 15 at Bridge Space in downtown Lee's Summit.

Chilifest 2022 is almost here! Lee's Summit Town Hall hosts Nick Parker and Jason Norbury welcome Ben Rao and Collin Brich into the studio to preview Chilifest 2022, which is set for Oct. 15 at Bridge Space in Downtown Lee's Summit. The annual event benefits three local charities — Coldwater of Lee's Summit, Developing Potential and Lee's Summit Jazz Orchestra.

Your Monday NewsLink for the week of August 8, 2020. This week's news comes from Wings 4 Water, Lee's Summit Chilifest, Summit Theatre Group, Bridge Space and Pro Deo Youth Center.

Help a local charity! Collin talked to me about a new jazz group here in lees summit and about a charity event they are doing! Is there a better date night opportunity?! I dont think so! 

It's been way too long since we've hosted an in person Town Hall episode. In front of a live audience at Bridge Space in downtown Lee's Summit, Mayoral candidates Bill Baird and Diane Forte joined hosts Nick Parker and Jason Norbury for a conversation on local issues and their visions for the future of the community... And as an added bonus, we raised a little money for two local nonprofits — Hope House and Lee's Summit Social Services.

Wings 4 Water is tomorrow night and next weekend Chilifest makes its triumphant return. Bridge Space owner and Chilifest "Head Honcho" Ben Rao. joins Nick and Jason to talk about the local event, the food you'll get to eat, the people the event helps and even a bit about how you can get involved.

Discussion of coworking among those who support it most are often peppered with descriptions like communal, collaborative and close-knit. In the age of COVID-19 and social distancing, many of those once-complimentary descriptions are akin to four-letter words. Amid that shift, shared workspace operators and tenants have been forced to adjust. This week's episode of Speaking Startup features a conversation with Ben Rao, founder of Bridge Space, a coworking facility in the Kansas City area. He discusses how his facility has navigated coronavirus adjustments. Plus, downtown Columbia's biannual restaurant week is designed to drum up customers for local establishments during what's typically a slow season. But this year, with business already brought to a halt by the coronavirus, restaurant week has taken on a different feel for many local restaurant entrepreneurs.

In this episode I speak with Maddy about her experience in the armed forces, how we can all learn from reading something a bit older, and how love really is the strongest force on earth. I hope you enjoy the show. If you like what you hear, please remember to subscribe or leave a review. I’d love to hear from you. How We Get By is hosted and produced by Monica Noelle, an artist and writer from Scranton, Pa. https://www.facebook.com/howwegetby Maddy's Poetry: https://www.instagram.com/queenmaddyblake/ Music by Joe Burke - please check out his beautiful music! https://www.facebook.com/Joe-Burke-Music-2038094623130662/ https://music.apple.com/us/album/mystic-immediately/1444227138?fbclid=IwAR3pWh7TXaUp0MpwUd6zRusRHDaJgD3jlOmnCAWPeOyf_4NF72hwC7dhse8 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/monicanoelle/support

I am pumped to share Ben’s story in success with his extreme effort and the heart ache of failure.  Ben is the real deal entrepreneur with over 40 units and he busted the mold by taking a risk it all drive to create a 2.5 million dollar project called Bridge Space which is a coworking facility in downtown Kansas City. His passion to help business leaders especially the hungry ones that need leads with his new venture rolling out now is called.  https://momshouse.com/ Do you have any ideas/questions? Can you contribute go to www.savvyradioshow.com and leave a voicemail. www.savvyinvestors.com

For this Friday conversation host Nick Parker sits down with Ben Rao to talk about the upcoming Lee's Summit Chilifest and to celebrate the entrepreneur's 1-year anniversary of the Bridge Space coworking space in downtown Lee's Summit.

Amber Monaco is the Community Manager at Bridge Space in Downtown Lee’s Summit. She loves creating impactful content, meeting and connecting people, and exploring the planet. She has a curious, never-quit-learning attitude that has allowed her to take huge risks and teach herself numerous skills. Amber’s past lives include serving in the US Navy, working for the Department of Homeland Security in Washington DC, entrepreneurship, podcasting, traveling the world as a digital nomad, and co-launching a fashion technology startup in London. She’s lived on 4 continents and has traveled to 40+ countries. One time, she finished The New York Times Crossword.

The lads are one episode shy of their half-century, but they are hardly shy when it comes to talking about IRCTC’s latest revenue idea, or the stolen bridge in Russia, or space tourism. Catch them as they dive deep and discuss some of the craziest stories this week. News flash: There will be no episode next week, don’t say we didn’t warn you.  50th Episode AMA Deets - Date 20 June, 2019 Time 7 pm Venue Qtube cafe, S.V. Road Bandra RSVP - http://tiny.cc/6ebs7y + Music credit - Simon D’Souza + Write to us - hello@farfromfact.in (mailto:hello@farfromfact.in)

In an episode broadcast on Facebook Live, Nick and Jason are joined by Link 2 Lee's Summit guest columnist John Beaudoin for an in depth discussion on news and issues from the Lee's Summit community. A little technical forced the trio to switch to a mobile device for the final 3 minutes of the broadcast, please forgive the slight interruption in the discussion and change in audio quality. (UPDATE: After this broadcast, the LS R-7 School District announced its Board of Education and Superintendent Dr. Dennis Carpenter would be seeking mediation in an effort to better its working relationship.)

Ben Rao joins the program to talk about his experience battling skin cancer and how it has inspired him to spend the past nine years preaching the importance of skin screenings and early detection. Rao joins host Nick Parker and his wife, Stephanie Parker, in hosting the April 20 Live Next Cancer Awareness event at Bridge Space in downtown Lee's Summit.

In a surreal moment, Nick interviews his own wife, Stephanie Parker, to talk about celebrating her 5-year cancer free anniversary and the special event she’s planned to raise awareness and increase early detection. The Live Next cancer awareness event, is set for 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, April 20 at Bridge Space in downtown Lee’s Summit.

Lee's Summit Jazz Orchestra | Live at Bridge Space in Downtown Lee's Summit, MO. 

You read that right. This week is your opportunity to eat some wings and do some good. Lee’s Summit attorney Chris Turney joins the show to talk about his Wings 4 Water charity event taking place Thursday night in the parking lot at Bridge Space in downtown Lee’s Summit. Before Jason and Nick get to the wings, though, they talk a little about a proposed office development in downtown Lee’s Summit and how the developer has made changes to the plan based on feedback from area residents, property owners and other stakeholders.

One of the most exciting parts of beginning real estate is figuring out your investing personality. Once you do, there are so many opportunities that come as a result.  Featuring guest Ben Rao, Think Realty coach and founder of Bridge Space. 

Ben Rao is a real estate investor and founder of Community Buying Group. He has a knack for helping entrepreneurs and small businesses accelerate growth. His latest ventures are Bridge Space, a co-working facility and the E2 Hustle podcast. In this episode, Ben shares insights on creating new companies, economies, eco-systems, and of course, entrepreneurship.