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Boroughs and Burbs Season 6, Episode #230 asks a simple question with big consequences: why does the right partner matter so much in design, development, and luxury real estate? Daniele Busca of Scavolini and Tim Rooney of Jeffrey Beers International join us to discuss how trusted partnerships turn vision into value. From Italian kitchens and baths to hotels, restaurants, residences, and branded spaces, the best outcomes depend on collaboration, communication, execution, and shared standards. A great partner understands the client, protects the design intent, solves problems early, and elevates the final result. This episode looks at why materials, craftsmanship, project management, and hospitality thinking all matter, and why choosing the right team may be the most important design decision of all.

On Boroughs and Burbs Season 6, Episode #230, “The Home Photo Test,” we look at the pre-listing fixes that matter most on camera. Ed Quinlan, President of Chem-Dry, joins us on carpets, rugs, and soft surfaces. Chris Seman, President of N-Hance Wood Refinishing, explains how cabinet color, finish, and condition shape kitchen impressions. Nathan Willard, President of The Patch Boys, adds the wall and ceiling repair perspective, where bad patches often jump out in photos. This is a practical “before you list” conversation about what buyers actually see first, what sellers overlook, and which targeted updates deliver the biggest visual impact without full replacement.

Did this reboot of the 1989 The Burbs movie need to be made? Probably not. Did it contain some fun moments and a few excellent performances that made it an enjoyable watch? Grab a bottle of wine and meet us on the porch to hear our take!Join the Homebodies:Subscribe to Our Substack!Watch Full Video Episodes on YouTube!Credits:Podcast Art: Lunch City StudioMusic: Goosebumps by Veace D Get full access to Haunted Homebodies Podcast at hauntedhomebodies.substack.com/subscribe

The term, character actor, describes an actor/actress who is quite versatile. On this episode of The PVDcast, I am joined by Randy Oglesby, a fantastic character actor with over 100 credits to his resume. We chat about his newest project, Spider Noir where he plays the complicated Chief McNamara. We also discuss another project that Randy is involved with, The Burbs. You will also hear tales from Randy's portrayal of President Bragg on For All Mankind and his many appearances in the Star Trek universe. Randy has so many projects that we never had the chance to chat about his film work. Hence, Randy will be coming back in the future to discuss those roles. Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe to the show & new episodes of The PVDcast drop every Thursday!

Astros vs Pirates Tonight! CJ Stroud Haircut Talk? Mavs Moving to Burbs

Astros vs Pirates Tonight! CJ Stroud Haircut Talk? Mavs Moving to Burbs

Noel catches up with Courtney Gains. The actor/musician is pretty busy these days. He has two songs currently on the charts. We discuss his music and how he got Slash of Guns and Roses to play on one of his songs. Courtney also stars in the upcoming movie, Barn Part 3.  He also has a song, Fear the Boogie in the movie. Courtney got his start playing Malachai in the horror movie, Children of the Corn. He made a conscious effort to get out of the horror genre following the movie. He did that successfully, having roles in Back to the Future, Colors, The Burbs and Memphis Belle. We also discuss the cult classic, Winners Take All. He also had a memorable guest starring role in “The Smelly Car” episode of Seinfeld.

Andrew Phung is hosting this year's Canadian Screen Awards, the country's version of the Oscars. He is an eight-time CSA winner for his roles on Kim's Convenience and Run the Burbs. Andrew joins Tom Power to talk about what he's most excited for as CSA host, and to play a little game of Getting to Know Q.

Tom Hanks, Carrie Fisher, Corey Feldman, and Bruce Dern in a campy ‘80s romp? Yes please! Nosy neighbors and grown adults acting like children? Debatable, but we'll get into it as we explore the original movie The Burbs this week (and tune in next week for our take on the show!).Join the Homebodies:Subscribe to Our Substack!Watch Full Video Episodes on YouTube!Credits:Podcast Art: Lunch City StudioMusic: Goosebumps by Veace D Get full access to Haunted Homebodies Podcast at hauntedhomebodies.substack.com/subscribe

Julie Kim gave up life in the corporate world to follow her comedy dreams. Now, the Vancouver comedian has toured with Ronny Chieng and Rick Mercer, and written for shows like Kim's Convenience and Run the Burbs. She also penned Simu Liu's famous “I am Canadian” parody speech at the 2022 Junos. Julie joins Tom Power in the Q studio to tell him why she doesn't regret pursuing her comedy career, despite the very dodgy advice she received when she was first starting out.

This week on Inside the Outpost, we celebrate the songs and legacy of the legendary John Prine through a special conversation and live performance recorded around our recent John Prine Tribute concert at Outpost in the Burbs, presented in partnership with Montclair Film. The one-of-a-kind concert featured performances by Laura Cantrell, Ted Leo, Leslie Mendelson, Sam Robbins, and Carolann Solebello, each bringing their own voice and perspective to Prine's remarkable catalog. Ahead of the show, we sat down with Ted Leo and Laura Cantrell following a screening of the documentary YOU GOT GOLD: A CELEBRATION OF JOHN PRINE, to talk about Prine's songwriting, influence, humor, humanity, and the lasting connection different audiences feel to his songs. The episode also includes an exclusive live recording of "Angel from Montgomery" from the concert finale, featuring all of the evening's performers together on stage.

From Spider-Verse super suits to The Burbs' danger-red Easter eggs, Trayce Field reveals how costume design becomes character. Costume designer Trayce Field joins Voice of Costume for a vibrant, deeply human conversation about creativity, collaboration, leadership, and visual storytelling. She traces her path from a multicultural childhood and vintage-clothing obsession to a career designing for Poker Face, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, The Burbs, Spider-Noir, Spaceballs 2, and more. Trayce shares how she builds characters from the inside out—grounding even sci-fi, comedy, and superhero costumes in realism, backstory, texture, color, and emotional truth. She breaks down collaborating with Natasha Lyonne on Charlie Cale's lived-in road-warrior look, creating Donald Glover's Prowler super suit in only two weeks, and stepping into The Burbs mid-season while keeping the characters seamless, funny, stylish, and full of Easter eggs. This episode is packed with insight on fitting rooms, actor trust, sourcing unique fashion, department leadership, creative risk, anxiety, ambition, and what it takes to "figure it out" under pressure. A must-listen for fans of costume design, film production, TV comedy, superhero suits, character creation, and the hidden craft behind unforgettable screen style. The "Voice of Costume" is the first podcast created between working costume designers sharing stories, inspiration, struggles, and insights into the creative career of costume design. A behind-the-scenes podcast to showcase the voices of Costume Designers around the world. Listen in on this inspirational, one-on-one conversation with Catherine Baumgardner. Audio available wherever you get podcasts. https://voiceofcostume.com/

Andrew Phung is a comedian, writer and an actor. He's probably best known for the five years he played Kimchee on Kim's Convenience, and from there he starred in Run the Burbs, which he co-created. Over his career he's won five Canadian Screen Awards, and this year he will host the award show. He'll discuss his journey through comedy, fatherhood and books, specifically books that have helped shape his life and career.Books discussed on this week's show include:Star Trek: The Next Generation - Descent by Diane CareyThe Outsiders by S.E. HintonSunshine Nails by Mai NguyenMigrant Rain Falls in Reverse by Vinh NguyenCheck us out on Instagram @cbcbooks and TikTok @cbcbooks

Movie Meltdown - Episode 660 Join us as we hang out after Louisville Horror Con and discuss Eerie, Indiana, Tod Browning, legal cannabis, and the questionable decision to watch Jane and the Lost City.  And while we try to decide how inappropriate it is to have someone dress up as your deceased father, we also bring up… Omri Katz, The Mystic, Joe Dante, Coy and Vance, Hocus Pocus, Firewalker, Just One of the Guys, Maud Adams, British humor, Disturbing Behavior, The Perils of Gwendoline in the Land of the Yik-Yak, Danielle Harris, Sean Murray, the knife game, eating edibles, Harry Goaz, '80s sex comedies, Indiana Jones, kid dark, The 'Burbs, before they were stars, Henry Gibson, Deathstalker, Dick Miller, getting stuck in a time loop and The Twilight Zone.  "I was that weird kid."  For more on all their conventions, go to: https://thathorrorcon.com  

ON TODAY'S FIFI, FEV & NICK: Fifi Struggles with Google Maps We Meet 'Queen Kathleen' UK Radio Accidentally Announces Kings Death Fev's Peaky Blinders Hat Is It Amazing? Josiah The Albanian Fifi, Fev & Nick Bulletin Subscribe on LiSTNR: https://play.listnr.com/podcast/fifi-fev-and-nickSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Netflix vs Cinema: Big Screen or Sofa?In this episode, we dive into the timeless debate—streaming or cinema? Join us as we reminisce about recent cinema experiences, including Highlander's anniversary screening, and explore how the big screen keeps surprising us. Plus, get the scoop on new shows like Legends and The Burbs, and hear our thoughts on the power of anniversary re-releases and the enduring charm of small, heartwarming films.In this episode:The nostalgia, surprises, and insights from Highlander's anniversary screening (2:12)The magic of cinema's sound impact and why it's still essential (7:10)Review of Power Ballad, a heartfelt musical film by John Carney (12:16)The charm of The Burbs TV series and its nostalgic appeal (20:15)Inside scoop on Legends, a true-story-based drama set in Thatcher's Britain (28:09)Comparing streaming and cinema in today's entertainment landscape (34:00)(00:02) - Opening and introducing the debate: cinema vs streaming(02:12) - Sharon shares her Highlander anniversary experience(07:10) - The immersive power of cinema's sound system(12:16) - Review of Power Ballad, a music-driven film by John Carney(20:15) - Holly discusses The Burbs series and its nostalgic vibes(28:09) - Insights into Legends, a British undercover drug investigation series(34:00) - Who wins this week? The case for cinema's ongoing dominanceResources & Links:Highlander (25th Anniversary Re-release)Power Ballad - Official SiteThe Burbs Series on SkyLegends Series — BBCConnect with us:Until next week, keep loving the magic of film—whether on big screen or sofa!

Joan Osborne is heading to Outpost in the Burbs on May 29th for her Joan Osborne Sings the Songs of Bob Dylan show. We caught up with Joan ahead of the performance for a fascinating conversation about Bob Dylan's enduring legacy, his influence on songwriting, and Joan's own musical journey and career. The episode also features a live recording of "Tangled Up in Blue" performed by Joan and her trio. Tix for the Joan Osborne show are at: https://outpostintheburbs.thundertix.com/events/261806  

Boroughs and Burbs, Season 6, Episode #229 takes us to New Jersey with Danielle Lacko and Andre Di Stefano of Douglas Elliman for a closer look at one of the most dynamic real estate markets in the country. From commuter towns with direct access to Manhattan to waterfront communities, historic suburbs, luxury new construction, and lifestyle-driven relocations, New Jersey is not one market, it is many. Danielle and Andre help us understand where buyers are moving, what sellers need to know, and how pricing, inventory, taxes, schools, and transportation shape decisions across the state. We'll talk strategy, local nuance, and why New Jersey continues to attract families, investors, and city buyers looking for space, value, and connection.

A black bear near Flat Rock, a massive water main break in northern Oakland County, and one of Detroit's most talked‑about restaurants changing course all add up to a busy epsiode. We start with Norris History Month updates and a few fun picks, from Deluxx Fluxx and SPKRBOX to a Mother's Day dinner at Bar Pigalle in Brush Park. Then we dig into reports of a possible black bear sighting in southern Wayne County, what the DNR says to do if you see it, and why "you cannot knock out a bear" no matter what social media tries to tell you. There's a days‑long water outage and boil advisories after a 42‑inch main ruptured in Oakland County, what it says about aging infrastructure across Metro Detroit — and why sprawl is making the bill for repairs so steep for a region that hasn't actually grown in population since the 1970s. And finally, news that Marrow is consolidating into its Eastern Market location and leaving West Village and Birmingham, what that means for the restaurant scene, and the business reason why some "regional play" concepts end up gravitating to greater downtown. If you're dealing with the outage, seeing the development shifts up close, or just have thoughts on where this region grows next, let's hear from you! Leave a voicemail at 313‑789‑3211 or send a note, dailydetroit@gmail.com.

Singer, songwriter, performer and teacher Livingston Taylor is headed to Outpost in the Burbs for a special performance on May 16th. For more than 50 years, Taylor has crafted his signature blend of storytelling, warmth and wit, emerging from one of music's most renowned families alongside siblings including James Taylor. We caught up with Livingston ahead of his Outpost show for a wide-ranging conversation touching on his remarkable career, the lessons he's learned and shared as a performer and educator, his work with artists like Judy Collins — and even a couple of impromptu musical moments along the way, as a preview of the upcoming concert. Tix for May 16th show: https://outpostintheburbs.thundertix.com/events/258844 

On Season 6, episode #234 of Boroughs and Burbs, we dive into one of the most important trends shaping today's built environment: adaptive reuse. Joined by Bob Diamond of Diamond Law Center, we explore how outdated office buildings, retail spaces, and industrial properties are being transformed into residential and mixed-use assets. As cities grapple with shifting work patterns and housing shortages, adaptive reuse offers both opportunity and complexity. Bob breaks down the legal frameworks, zoning hurdles, and regulatory challenges that can make or break these projects. From feasibility to financing, we examine what it takes to unlock value in existing structures—and why adaptive reuse is becoming a cornerstone of urban redevelopment.

In this episode of The No Boundaries Podcast, Javito and Welly F. get into the exhausting state of social media discourse, rage bait, public hot takes, and why people seem so willing to embarrass themselves online for engagement. The conversation moves through double standards in celebrity criticism, the way people judge athletes and entertainers, personal style, adulthood, gatekeeping, and the importance of letting people live without forcing everyone into the same box. The episode also takes a sharp turn into the Spirit Airlines conversation, touching on corporate mismanagement, public bailouts, crowdfunding, travel becoming more expensive, and why people should think harder before defending companies that made poor decisions. As always, the discussion is blunt, funny, opinionated, and fully committed to the idea that everyone should do what makes them happy, as long as it does not harm anybody else.

 We are reviewing the final two episode of Peacock's 'The Burbs' Check out our review. Share with us thoughts on these episodes and your predictions for Season 2! @Tripledosepod 

On this episode of Boroughs and Burbs, we explore one of South Florida's most coveted beachfront corridors, Bal Harbour and Surfside with Rita Collins and Ray Jacomo of Douglas Elliman. These neighboring communities offer a unique blend of ultra-luxury living, walkability, and international appeal. From Bal Harbour's iconic high-end condominiums and world-class retail to Surfside's evolving residential landscape and family-friendly vibe, our guests break down what's driving demand. We dive into pricing trends, limited inventory, new development, and the shifting buyer profile shaping the market today. Whether you're seeking privacy, lifestyle, or long-term value, this episode provides a clear look at two of South Florida's most sought-after addresses.

Michigan's March Madness mission, Tiger Woods bodycam breakdown, Kate Beckinsale v. Mark Ruffalo's dong, Island Boys: Bachelor Edition, Ozempic Vulva, and Meghan Markle had a better Easter than you. Sports: Michigan goes head to head with UConn tonight for the NCAA Championship. Dusty May is sticking around for awhile. The Tigers almost swept the Cardinals. The Red Wings are bad again. Gene Simmons is coming to town. Rock and Brews is rocking! Savannah Guthrie made her return to The Today Show amidst the disappearance of her mother. Kelly Osbourne is taking things a bit too far following the death of her father. Ozempic Vulva is a thing to look out for. The niece of an Iranian General was living her best life in America. Not anymore, bitch. Drew used to drive a moped. The cop cam dropped of Tiger Woods' DUI arrest. He also received another mugshot. Whoopi Goldberg and The View defend Tiger. Sean Preston needs money so bad that he has changed his last name from Federline to Spears. Congrats to Legacy Partners BIG WINNER ________________. Roberto and Tom Mazawey are hogging Drew's Champions Club tickets early in the season. Bruce Springsteen is hitting the road but skipping Detroit. Jack White and Jack Black collaborated on SNL. Pepsi, Johnnie Walker and Captain Morgan stand up to Kanye West. Pull sponsorships from the Wireless Festival that Ye is headlining. Ye made $33M this weekend in LA... so it probably doesn't matter. Blake Lively was dealt a massive blow in court in her efforts against Justin Baldoni. Meghan Markle had a better Easter than YOU. Harry and Meghan have been banned from the Met Gala. Penguin Random House dropped the duo. Harry's true love is Charlotte Griffiths. Meghan is about to bomb in Australia. Kristi Noem and Corey Lewandowski are getting it on. Corey Feldman made a sweet cameo in The 'Burbs. Duffy has a wild backstory. It will be discussed in an upcoming Disney+ documentary. The Necessary Conversation is a family disaster of a podcast. Where has the Trump Unity Bridge gone? Lisa Kudrow feels like she was the least popular 'Friend'. Kate Beckinsale is angry at Mark Ruffalo's weiner. We're going to the f****** moon! Johnny Depp has a rum. James Charles may be Trudi's favorite makeup artist. Flyysoulja of the Island Boys plays hot or not with 20 women. If you'd like to help support the show… consider subscribing to our YouTube Channel, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew Lane, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels, Jim Bentley and BranDon).