Podcasts about Cactus Club

Chris Black is a tastemaker, writer, consultant, and host of How Long Gone podcast. Ty & Eric quiz him on his go-to Subway order, avoiding the post-sandwich hand stench, the allure of the footlong cookie, why Cactus Club is poppin' off, his hatred for Montreal, doing a smell check on the NYC apothecary district, rum-running canned cold brew, Jimmy Johns' political leanings, gatekeeping bibimbap, the vibe shift from snowboarding to skiing, and Chris's signature twist on the cortado.If you're struggling, consider therapy with our sponsor. Visit https://betterhelp.com/thinkfresh for a discount on your first month of therapy.-10% Off Think Fresh Merchandise:shop.thinkfreshpodcast.com30% Off Zencastr Pro:zen.ai/thinkfreshFollow Us on Instagram:instagram.com/thinkfreshpodcast

On this episode, Ann and Tarik interview Chef Alex Hanesakda of Sapsap about his upcoming event, "Rivers Run Deep," happening at Cactus Club at 3 p.m. this Saturday, April 12. The event commemorates five decades since Oceanian refugees arrived in the United States after the Vietnam War, focusing on the often-overlooked history of the war in Laos and the genocide in Cambodia.Chef Alex discusses the symbolism of the Mekong River in his family's escape from Laos, and highlights how breakdancing connected Southeast Asian immigrants with Black and Brown communities in Milwaukee. The conversation also touches on the hypocrisy of anti-immigrant sentiments alongside the popularity of immigrant food.Alex explains that Lao Oceanian cuisine at events like "Rivers Run Deep" aims to share the stories and struggles behind the food and preserve cultural memory. He also shares a few of the meaningful ingredients from the culture, like lemongrass and fish sauce.In addition to the chat with Chef Alex, Ann and Tarik also touch on budget-friendly Monday night bites in Milwaukee from Paloma Taco & Tequila, Lucky Joe's and The Vanguard.

For almost exactly one year, Discourse Coffee Workshop has been a roommate of sorts, serving out of the southwest corner of Radio Milwaukee HQ. It's been a pleasure watching them get comfortable in the space and expanding their presence in the city through other ventures like Agency, the hybrid cocktail bar they operate inside the Dubbel Dutch Hotel.Making it even more fun was the news that Discourse partners Ryan Castelaz and Sean Liu received earlier this week: that Agency is the lone Wisconsin finalist in this year's James Beard Foundation Awards.We start this episode talking about the honor, which keeps Agency in the running for Best New Bar along with Bar Colette (Dallas), Indentidad Cocktail Bar (San Juan, Puerto Rico), Merai (Brookline, Mass.) and ViceVersa (Miami). The category is making its debut this year, meaning the winner will be the first-ever recognized by the James Beard Foundation.We'll find out if the hometown boys take home one of those fancy medals June 16, when the James Beard Restaurant and Chef Awards are handed out at the Lyric Opera in Chicago. Fortunately, we have a few more items to tide us over as we wait for the ceremony:Ann delivered another batch of Dining Tidbits, including news of a combo farmer's market and grocery store in Brookfield.Cactus Club keeps finding ways to bring innovative events to the venue, the latest being “Rivers Run Deep,” which will feature food from SapSap.In another piece for Milwaukee Magazine, Ann took a trip down memory lane to pour one out for two closed restaurants that left a mark on the city.Finally, the reality-TV folks have nabbed another local chef, Screaming Tuna's Jason Morimoto to appear on season two of Morimoto's Sushi Master (no relation).

Ty & Eric discuss the blurry lines between a wine bar pop-up and a houseparty, how Subway should cater late night activations, their pilgrimage to the original Cactus Club, tapping into a pint of Fugly, spaghetti shaming, and empathizing with the meatball marinara. They also bare witness to a sandwich artist ploughing a dumpster into a Tesla live on-air.-If you're struggling, consider therapy with our sponsor. Visit https://betterhelp.com/thinkfresh for a discount on your first month of therapy.-10% Off Think Fresh Merchandise:shop.thinkfreshpodcast.com30% Off Zencastr Pro:zen.ai/thinkfreshFollow Us on Instagram:instagram.com/thinkfreshpodcast

Ty & Eric discuss getting mothered at Cactus Club, when your meal is served by a snack, why restaurant BLTs are disappointing, gentrifying the lobster, and deconstructing the Subway seafood sensation.Get 30% off a Zencastr Professional accountinstagram.com/thinkfreshpodcast/

On PLT 124… Amy clones herself, Ryan's doctor has bad press all over the city, we celebrate a Steele circumcision tradition, Longlegs & The Deep Web Murdershow, Dee makes a girl's dreams come true at Cactus Club, Ryan's hometown is #2 in the world, Amy lips off a small child, we encounter a quick death while recording, Amy teaches Ryan about confrontation, Amy calls her mom LIVE on the pod, a man blocks traffic with his body, a drunken PLT story from Rohan, Amy gets ignored in NYC, and we sing a beautiful song for Dee. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ty & Eric discuss ordering Banh Mi sandwiches from Vietnamese Subways, why homemade meals hit different than fast food, licking the nuts from Five Guys, ideal gelato consumption locations, the KPIs for International Women's Day, the problems with meal prep, ordering a Fugly off Cactus Club's secret menu, decolonizing fusion food, the unrelenting allure of peanut butter, and whether Indian speakeasy's sell bacon.Get 30% off a Zencastr Professional account

Ty & Eric discuss whether a good Subway sandwich is nature or nurture, Tokyo's estranged Michelin guide restaurants, Cactus Club's hostile takeover of fine dining, Subway's admirable quality despite their scale, microdosing the Panera Bread lemonade, ordering a lettuce wrap at Subway, strategies for formatting the best bite, and trying the cursed Dorito dip.Get 30% off a Zencastr Professional account

Show #234 - The Amtrak Hiawatha from Milwaukee to Chicago is again welcoming bikes and their riders. JK goes on music driven bike rides. Riverwest Pizza, where's the beer? What is the team doing for New Year's Day? Talkin' Schmack! https://chi.streetsblog.org/2023/12/14/on-to-wisconsin-amtrak-confirms-you-can-once-again-bring-a-bike-on-the-hiawatha-line-between-milwaukee-and-chicago  North Country Trail - Mostly hiking but some areas allow biking https://www.nps.gov/noco/index.htm https://northcountrytrail.org/ Riverwest Pizza New Years Day scheming Music-driven bike journey south for World In Action at Cactus Club…next one for November Criminals Jan 6 or 7, Packer flex dependent  Astral Hand tonight 12.22.2023  https://fb.me/e/46YYNmFHQ Groomed Fatbike Trails Near You Survey - https://www.singletracks.com/mtb-trails/do-you-have-groomed-fat-bike-trails-near-you/ Sam "The WheelieKing" at the Shelltrack Fatbike race. Please like our Page on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/FullSpectrumCyclingdotcom Show Beer - Founder's All Day IPA   Call-in to 717-727-2453 and leave us a message about how cycling is making your life better! Sven and Tony at Santa Rampage from days gone by. Shit Worth Doin' Snow Crown Race Series Fatty Shack - January 13 - Hilly Haven Golf Course - De Pere, WI Fat Tracks - January 20 - Ariens Nordic Center - Brillion, WI FAT CAMP - February 3 - Reforestation Camp - Suamico, WI US Fat Bike Open - February 10 - Green Bay Country Club - Green Bay, WI UP Fatbike Series  Even though we haven't been graced by a good snow yet, fatbike racing is just around the corner! We already have the schedule set, so we wanted to share that with you: January 14th - K-Point Classic: Suicide Ski Hill  February 4th - Heikki Lunta (Negaunee) February 25th - Heartwood Hustle Mar 17th - Ride the Ridge  Zuzu Mike from a LONG time ago! Miss you buddy! Bikes! Surly Wednesday Fatbike Custom Build - Large - Shangri-La Green Large Schlick Cycles APe for aggressive fatbiking - Purple. Possibly the last APe! Definitely the last Teesdale-built APe! Large Schlick Cycles 29+ Custom Build - Black Medium Schlick Cycles 29+ Custom Build - Orange Wu-Tang Singlespeed from State Bicycles Large Schlick Cycles Tatanka, Orange. Wyatt Medium Fatbike - Custom Powdercoat  Schlick Fatbikes A bunch of Schlick Growler (Zen Bicycle Fabrications AR 45) frames for custom builds. 29+ Schlick Cycles frames for custom builds Contact info@everydaycycles.com Call-in to 717-727-2453 and leave us a message about how cycling is making your life better! Disclosure: Some of the links on this page may be affiliate links. Clicking these and making a purchase will directly support Full Spectrum Cycling. Thanks!

Andrew Rucklidge is an award-winning Canadian visual artist, whose paintings have shown all over the world, and can be found in collections from Toronto, to London, to Dharemshala, India. Andrew is also a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter, who has played in several bands, including Farmer in the City (Martin Tielli), John Southworth, The New Romantic Portal, The Linoleum Falcon, Cactus Club, and—currently—Dopamine Dream.  He also records as a solo artist under the name Bobbe Ruck. This conversation delves into the nuanced and wondrous overlap between the worlds of music and art: creating layered and textured sounds with a "painterly" approach, or conjuring fantastical abstracts inspired by albums played on repeat. You'll also learn the definition of "Gnome Rock", why an "eggy bridge" breaks the rules, and how making your own paint from scratch is like working with a Moog synthesizer.  Learn more about Andrew at andrewrucklidge.com Stream or download Bobbe Ruck: https://ffm.to/bobberuck Get a dose of Dopamine Dream at dopaminedreamband.com THE MUSIC BUDDY SESSION:"Too Little To Lose", by Andrew RucklidgePerformed by Andrew Rucklidge, Tim Vesely, and Jane GowanRecorded by Tim Vesely and Jane Gowan; Mixed by Tim VeselyMusic samples in this episode:"All County Holdings" - Bobbe Ruck (All County Holdings, 2020)"Unknown" - Dopamine Dream (Unknown, 2023)"Banner G" -  Bobbe Ruck (All County Holdings, 2020)"Astro Jet" -  Bobbe Ruck (All County Holdings, 2020)"Someone's Looking At You" - The Boomtown Rats (The Fine Art of Surfacing, 1979)"Message to a Friend" -  Bobbe Ruck (All County Holdings, 2020)Support the showA Morning Run Productions ProjectMusic Buddy is nomated for a 2023 Canadian Podcast Award for "Outstanding Music Series", and "Outstanding Main Title Theme Music for a Series". Many thanks to the Canadian Podcast Awards, and congratulations to all the Nominees! You can see the full list of Nominees at canpodawards.ca Jane Gowan (host, producer, editor) Tim Vesely (co-producer/co-host) The show's theme song, "Human Stuff," is written by Jane Gowan and Tim Vesely, and performed by Jane and Tim, with additional vocals by Steve Wright and Connie KostiukEmail: jane@musicbuddy.caInstagram: @musicbuddypodcastFacebook: @musicbuddypodcastTwitter: @janegowanTikTok: @musicbuddypod

Will and David discuss the latest releases by Slow Pulp, Grrrl Gang, and Seablite, plus a live report, music news, and bonus songs.

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Nanaimo bans natural gas as primary heat in new homes as of July 2024 GUEST: Leonard Krog, Mayor of Nanaimo Two thirds of Canadians say ‘no' to rodeos   GUEST: Geri Mayer-Judson, show contributor  Ireland's cost of living crisis GUEST: Ruairi Spillane , CEO and Founder of Moving2Canada.com  Vancouver's drinking-in-parks pilot project comes to an end GUEST: Jas Virdi, Vancouver Park Board Commissioner More stories about growing up at the PNE GUEST: Nick Marino, writer, comedian, and author of East Side Story: Growing Up At The PNE The return of the School Liaison Officer program in Vancouver schools GUEST: Preeti Faridkot, Vancouver School Board vice-chair, and Helen McGregor, Vancouver School Board superintendent The Wrap - What's with Metro Vancouver's fascination over West Coast casual dining like Cactus Club and Earl's &What should the average age be for politicians? GUEST: Leah Holiove, TV Reporter and Radio Host GUEST: Sarah Daniels, real estate agent in South Surrey; author and broadcaster Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Coach P and her co-hosts Gurk, and Gurveen discuss Diljit Dosanjh's new movie getting pulled from TIFF, Gurk MC'd possibly his last event, we play a game of f*uck, marry, kill! The Coaches Huddle features a wild chacha, audacity having height requirements, using jantar mantar for the bigger goals, and an incident at Cactus Club sends us into a full on rant about behaviour while dining out! Follow the official podcast ⁠⁠IG www.instagram.com/coachppodcast⁠⁠For BONUS Coaches Huddle episodes and archived IG Lives SUBSCRIBE to the PATREON ⁠⁠www.patreon.com/coachppodcast⁠⁠Follow Gurk ⁠⁠www.instagram.com/karanbhattirealestate⁠⁠ for …. BEST DEAL, WITHOUT WAIT!Follow Gurveen ⁠⁠www.instagram.com/theregoesgurveen⁠⁠Producer/Audio Engineer Kyle Bhawan ⁠⁠www.instagram.com/kylebhawan⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠www.instagram.com/dontdoze⁠⁠Song "Be Like That" by Revay ⁠⁠www.instagram.com/alwaysrevay**Follow Coach P's playlist on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3GFEot0UUo6TZsjUXV0oEm?si=56f6bb0a8f474305**Shawn Kanungo's new podcast Dangerous Ideas, streaming everywhere including YouTube. https://open.spotify.com/show/6JXfdgKXJQ8nBzPs9RYplj?si=6f96f5ea2ccf493dSkinVisual Med Spa offers the latest in cosmetic enhancements (laser hair removal, facials, body contouring, and more. Mention the podcast for a one time discount code 15% off any regular priced service! www.skinvisualmedspa.comPaint Nail Bar TO located in Brampton. Get a drink, kick your feet up and get your nails done. Book online www.instagram.com/paintnailbarto and use code COACHES for 20% off.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5913915/advertisement

The Cabin is presented by the Wisconsin Counties Association and this week we're featuring Polk County; https://bit.ly/3G1eebU   The Cabin is also presented by Jolly Good Soda, available in all your classic favorite flavors that we remember from childhood. The diet line offers 0 calories, 0 carbs, 0 sugars, and no caffeine – perfect for mixers or just enjoying on a warm summer day (or any day, for that matter); always Wisconsin-based, you can follow @jollygoodsoda on social for the latest on new flavors, fun promotions, and more. Learn more here; https://bit.ly/3TSFYY4   Campfire Conversation:  Eric and Ana welcome both Josh Ostermann and Jared Schutz into The Cabin to discuss some favorite dive bars in southeastern Wisconsin. They discuss and define dive bars again – as they did in the first edition in this series – and then proceed to cover a number of bars that fit that definition in the state's SE corner. Jared discusses dive bars in the Pleasant Prairie and the Kenosha area where the mix of Cubs fans versus Brewers fans is a little higher before moving on to other parts of the region. Eric dives deeply into Cudahy and West Allis, where the concentration of “dive bars” is higher in part due to the longtime existence of factories that ran 24 hours and catered to multiple shifts of workers. Ana and Josh add a mixture of dive bars and breweries that have risen from traditional dive bars. Is this an exhaustive list? Not by any means – there are a TON of them in the area! But check out this discussion and feel free to message us with your favorites. And see what Jared is up to with his dive bar adventures by following him at @wisco_dive_bars! Inside SponsorsGroup Health Trust:  https://bit.ly/3JMizCX  Ho-Chunk: https://bit.ly/3l2Cfru 

Danika and Nathan talk about how cords should be free, plane entertainment, Moms visiting, and haunted ghost tours.     Follow the show!  And the hosts: Danika Thibault Instagram / Twitter Nathan Hare Instagram / Twitter  

In the early 2000s, Jamie Stewart wanted to go to Vietnam. They brought a rubber baby doll with them to take photos while they were there. One of those photos became the cover for Xiu Xiu's excellent A Promise album. But, for this trip to happen in the first place, Jamie needed to raise some money. For 8 months before they left, they recorded as many punk and ska bands as they could (One of the bands was Short Round). This isn't the only time that Jamie has intersected with ska. Another band they recorded, Firme, lent them their horn section for the Knife Play record. One of their old 90s bands, IBOPA (Indestructible Beat Of Palo Alto), played with a lot of ska bands since they were a fun horn-driven band (Ska was an influence, but not a style they played). Another one of their bands, Ten In The Swear Jar, released a record on Asian Man Records, and Pitchfork made a point to talk about ska in the review, despite there being NO ska on the album.We talk about all of this with Jamie, and so much more. We discuss the time period when they worked at Streetlight Records, how they discovered ska and reggae on KPFK on Sundays, how their 2nd concert ever was Pato Banton and Tippa Irie, and how they briefly played bass in a dub band. They also tell us about the time GG Allin jumped on stage and demanded they "plays some blues." They tell us stories about The Cactus Club. They tell us why Deerhoof is an amazing band. We learn who Richard Snakedick is.  We discuss what it was like to perform a balloon solo as the opening act on AJJ's 2021 tour, and we find out why they once blurted out "Fred Flintstone's Lucius Dick." Plus, Jamie sings for us a Weird Al-style parody song they wrote when they were a teenager. Just imagine The Grand Illusion by Styx, but it's The Grand Fart! Support the show

I sat down w “funk-adjacent post punk” band (coined by Fred Kenyon) band Pescatarian At Best, consisting of vocalist Benton Belzer, guitarists Mason West and Courtney Martel, bassist Liz Adkins and drummer Nikki Nelson. The band's got three singles out - "Hey Winner", "Pah to Pasture", and "Soap and Butter". We discussed the band's formation, moving to Milwaukee from the Green Bay area, the singles they've dropped, being pro and anti power chords, and what they're working on now. Pescatarian At Best play Bremen Cafe on March 2nd, Cactus Club for their Butterfly Collective benefit show on March 12th, Last Rites on March 19th, Shank Hall on March 31st, Anodyne on April 20th, Promises on June 2nd, and Linneman's on June 9th. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ben-slowey/support

This week on Hustling Sideways, Allen and Jim welcome on Kelsey Kaufmann, owner of Milwaukee music venue Cactus Club, as well as Slowburn Collection candle company. The conversation entails Kelsey's history with booking concerts, how that unexpectedly turned into her initiative to purchase Cactus Club, as well as the twists and turns that led to Slowburn Collection and the Cactus+ initiative that the venue is starting. We also talk about Kelsey's work in changing legislation for all-ages venues and the steps the venue is taking to make it more inclusive for people of all backgrounds. You can find Kelsey's work online @CactusClubMKE and @Slowburncollection on Instagram. Follow us: Allen Halas AllenHalas.com BreakingAndEntering.net Twitter: @AllenHalas Instagram: @AllenHalas Jim Love GoAuthenticYou.com Twitter: @jim_m_love Instagram: @jimmlove23

We hear from two election workers about how they've prepared to help voters at the polls today. Then, look at the rights of voters with disabilities. We speak with Cactus Club owner and operator Kelsey Kaufmann. We explore the journey of the Haida ancestral pole that once stood outside of the Milwaukee Public Museum. Plus, tell you about five things happening in Milwaukee this month.

IT'S. TIME. Did we think we would be reviewing Cactus Club Cafe this soon into the podcast? Listeners, we did not. But our deep dive into the world of Vancouver Magazine's Restaurant Awards has only given us questions, not answers, which brings us to the Gold Medal winner for "Best Chain" since 2008, Cactus Club. And boy did you all have some opinions about it! And we were so baffled by the Best Chain category that we're sticking with it for one more ep. We're going to really taste the subtle nuances between Cactus... and JOEY. Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe, and above ALL else, tell a friend about the show!Follow our socials:InstagramTwitterDon't forget to rate, review and subscribe, and above ALL else, tell friends about the show! Follow our socials:InstagramTwitter

Never tried a dosa? It's only the Indian-cuisine, lentil-and-rice based crepe-style dish that EVERYONE is talking about. Inspired by the 2022 Vanmag Awards, we continued our cozy, comfy Fall vibes by trying their Silver award (and multi-year) winner DOSA CORNER! Next week, we dare to review Vanmag's Gold award winner for "Best Chain." That's right. In only our eighth episode, we dare to review... CACTUS CLUB.Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe, and above ALL else, tell friends about the show! Follow our socials:InstagramTwitter

This week's guest is River (a.k.a. Sarah) Shook. As the bandleader and namesake of Sarah Shook & The Disarmers, Shook has ardently toured throughout the U.S. and Europe. They've released some excellent albums, including Nightroamer, which came out on Thirty Tigers in February. Following the release of that acclaimed album and ample touring in support of the record, Shook's "dark pop" project called Mightmare just put out its debut album on Kill Rock Stars last week. Before Shook and company hit the road for the first Mightmare tour (including an Oct. 29 show at Cactus Club), they spoke with My First Band host Tyler Maas about hitting the road in a big way again, releasing two drastically different albums on two respected labels in the same calendar year and how their recent run of European shows went. Naturally, the conversation also moved to Shook's musical history. Over the course of the discussion, Shook talked about growing up in a religious household and only being allowed to listen to worship and classical music, teaching themself to play guitar on an acoustic borrowed from a friend, the origin of early projects that eventually morphed into The Disarmers, and some of their favorite experiences from their career. My First Band is sponsored by Mystery Room Mastering and Lakefront Brewery. The show is edited by Jared Blohm. You can listen to My First Band on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and wherever else you get podcasts. You can also listen to rebroadcasts of previous My First Band episodes on WMSE every Wednesday from noon to 12:30 p.m. CST. Music used in this episode comes courtesy of Devils Teeth ("The Junction Street Eight Tigers") and Mightmare ("Easy").

This week's guest is NNAMDÏ. The Chicago-based singer, rapper, producer and multi-instrumentalist has put out a ton of great music since 2020 (including his acclaimed new Sooper Records / Secretly Canadian album, Please Have a Seat). He's performed with Wilco, Sleater-Kinney, Black Midi, Jeff Rosenstock and Speedy Ortiz. He has garnered acclaim from Kasey Musgraves and he was named "Chicagoan of the Year" by the Chicago Tribune. Before he was an accomplished artist on the cusp of even bigger and better things, NNAMDÏ was living in the Chicago suburb of Lansing, drumming in rock bands and teaching himself to record by writing songs about butts for his friends. Recently, just prior to the release of Please Have a Seat and the upcoming U.S. tour (including an Oct. 20 show at Cactus Club), NNAMDÏ spoke with My First Band host Tyler Maas about making the new album, getting back on the road again, as well as some of the hopes and plans he has for the near future. Along the way, he also talked about playing drums in his middle school's jazz band, starting a group called The Para-Medics, playing basement shows and comic book shops in high school, dabbling in self-recording and rapping, and how lighthearted material about booties and inside jokes inadvertently paved the way to a successful solo career. My First Band is sponsored by Mystery Room Mastering, Lakefront Brewery and Music Go Round Greenfield. The show is edited by Jared Blohm. You can listen to My First Band on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and wherever else you get podcasts. You can also listen to rebroadcasts of previous My First Band episodes on WMSE every Wednesday from noon to 12:30 p.m. CST. Music used in this episode comes courtesy of Devils Teeth ("The Junction Street Eight Tigers") and NNAMDÏ ("Grounded").

Edmonton's Virgin Radio Morning Show took our bet for Canucks vs Oilers, and our first of three meetings last night did NOT go well for Karly and I. We have to go humiliate ourselves in public, today after the show, while wearing Oilers jerseys and holding signs saying we suck... THIS SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Canucks, in classic fashion and form, blew a 3-0 lead to lose 5-3... Vernon now has a Cactus Club. Could you work, sleep and live with the same person? What do you do when the hairdresser screws up? A delivery service lists the top hangover foods across Canada.  Blake Shelton is leaving the Voice, but not until after NEXT season...  And a JERK OF THE WEEK story!   

This week's guest is Josiah Johnson! As a vocalist and founding member of The Head And The Heart, Johnson was part of a certified Gold-selling album, he toured the world with some of music's biggest acts and performed at many of the planet's most renowned venues, he played various late-night shows and had songs featured on countless TV shows, and his voice can be prominently heard on songs that have been listened to millions upon millions of times. While he's no longer a member of that indie-folk outfit, Johnson is an accomplished solo artist in his own right, and he's poised to bring his music into exciting new territory. With a follow-up to his excellent solo debut, Every Feeling On A Loop, due out on ANTI- Records sometime next year, Johnson has released a few new singles in recent months and he's gearing up to hit the road to treat audiences around the Midwest and East Coast to live renditions of songs from his ever-growing, ever-evolving catalog. Prior to that fall tour (which includes an afternoon show at Cactus Club on Sept. 18!), Johnson spoke to My First Band host Tyler Maas about modern-day developments, upcoming plans and highlights from his unbelievable career. Over the course of the conversation, Johnson talked about playing in a screamo group in his late teens and early 20s, moving to Seattle and quickly bonding with his future collaborators in Head And The Heart at open mics, the band's rapid rise to mainstream consciousness, unforgettable moments from his years in the band, and his newfound appreciation for being able to go out on tour again. My First Band is sponsored by Mystery Room Mastering and Lakefront Brewery. The show is edited by Jared Blohm. You can listen to My First Band on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and wherever else you get podcasts. You can also listen to rebroadcasts of previous My First Band episodes on WMSE every Wednesday from noon to 12:30 p.m. CST. Music used in this episode comes courtesy of Devils Teeth ("The Junction Street Eight Tigers") and Josiah Johnson ("Hello, Hello On Fire!").

I sat down w indie pop band Bug Moment - Gray Edward, Jas Rosenblatt, Eli Dorsey, and Aidan Hoppens. Their latest singles are "Little Frog" and "Lagoon." We discussed Bug Moment's formation, their eclectic style, Garfield, the new songs, and their upcoming debut album. Bug Moment play Cactus Club on August 2nd, 8th and 13th; then they're at The Back Room at Colectivo for Social Cig's Album Release Party on August 20th! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ben-slowey/support

This week's guest is Chris Rosenau, whose impressive and inventive guitar work you might recognize from accomplished projects like Pele, Collections of Colonies of Bees and Volcano Choir. Before he was playing to audiences all over the world, collaborating with Justin Vernon and members of The Promise Ring, and releasing influential albums that have stood the test of time, Rosenau was a kid teaching himself Metallica songs in his suburban Milwaukee home. Prior to next weekend's Seventh Stanine Festival at Cactus Club, Rosenau spoke with My First Band host Tyler Maas about new CoCoBees developments, his upcoming release with Nick Sanborn and other modern day happenings. Eventually, the conversation found Rosenau discussing early projects like Orion Black and 21 Guns, playing club concerts with Smashing Pumpkins, starting a band with Jon Mueller (and then another), and some of the most memorable experiences from his decades of playing music. My First Band is sponsored by Mystery Room Mastering and Lakefront Brewery. The show is edited by Jared Blohm. You can listen to My First Band on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and wherever else you get podcasts. You can also listen to rebroadcasts of previous My First Band episodes on WMSE every Wednesday from noon to 12:30 p.m. CST. Music used in this episode comes courtesy of Devils Teeth ("The Junction Street Eight Tigers") and Collections Of Colonies Of Bees ("Harms").

This week's episode finds Lindsay and Elisabeth holding down the banter fort after David (not so mysteriously) disappeared. The guest this week is Imagine MKE's Public Ally Sindie Ho, who is wrapping up his time with Imagine this month. Lindsay and Elisabeth reflect on Sindie's storytelling power, thoughtfulness, unbridled passion for seafood buffets, and comfort standing up for people and attracting the trust and vulnerability of others. Elisabeth and Lindsay speculate on Sindie's future career, and what a hypothetical Sindie Ho tour of Milwaukee would entail. Starting around 9:15, Sindie joins the crew to reflect on his time in Milwaukee and at Imagine MKE.  Sindie Ho is a multidisciplinary artist from Rockford, Illinois who graduated from MIAD in 2020. During his service as a Public Ally, Sindie has contributed invaluably to Imagine's culture, and has supported everything from Neighborhood convenings and contributing to Imagine This Blog, to demonstrating the best kite flying technique.   To kick off the interview, Sindie reflects on his recent art performance installation project—a “secret exchange” that took place at Bay View Gallery Night at Voyager Books. Sindie graduated from college during the pandemic, and had to negotiate carving out community and an artistic trajectory through this time of dramatic isolation. Despite the limitations of COVID, over the years, Sindie has expanded his network, his idea of Milwaukee, and perception of the art world. Sindie reflects on the profound experience of being embraced and cared for by Milwaukee communities. He shares gratitude for many of the ways in which Milwaukeeans share and connect resources, and look out for one another. In his experience, he's been rewarded for exploring and expanding his horizons and connecting to others from different walks of life.   Through his explorations and his time in his first professional non-profit role at Imagine, Sindie has grown confidence and a feeling of agency and ability to step beyond his comfort zone, and contribute to the arts ecosystem in Milwaukee. From here, he imagines a life in Bay View, where he can dig into cultivating a vernacular artist environment, possibly as a contemporary incarnation of the spirit of Mary Nohl. As arts leader of Milwaukee, he questions how groups who are not officially non-profits might be better resourced in the future.   The episodes ends with reflections about Sindie's strengths, and a dramatic reading of an “exquisite corpse” poem that the Imagine team crafted for Sindie.   Follow Sindie on Instagram @https://www.instagram.com/puppie.party/?hl=en (puppie.party)  https://milwaukeepublicmarket.org/ (Milwaukee Pubic Market)   https://www.xankiawi.com/ (Xankia)   https://www.miad.edu/ (MIAD)  https://www.saic.edu/ (School of the Art Institute of Chicago)  https://publicallies.org/join-us/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwn4qWBhCvARIsAFNAMigWfri0BIwWMeBvcWKPbXTZKIpGIlK6mLfKqJ85eIpOf5TDZDtX7MIaAknCEALw_wcB (Public Allies)  https://www.voyageurbookshop.com/ (Voyageur Book Shop)  http://www.laprosette.com/ (Anja Notanja Sieger)   http://www.bayviewbash.org/ (Bay View Bash)  https://www.cactusclubmilwaukee.com/ (Cactus Club)  https://milwaukeemakerspace.org/ (Milwaukee Makerspace)  https://county.milwaukee.gov/files/county/parks-department/Park-Maps/southshore.pdf (South Shore Park)   https://www.jmkac.org/artist/mary-nohl/ (Mary Nohl)  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgVKvqTItto (School of Rock Bill to Law)  https://www.facebook.com/butterflycollectivemke/ (Butterfly Collective)

In this episode of the podcast, the crew has “magic on the mind,” and Elisabeth, Lindsay, and David dig into magic in a variety of forms. Their banter covers a range of topics including recent magical performances in Milwaukee, the magic of physics and great guacamole, the hypothetical burden of reading minds, the possible UFO hotspot where Elisabeth was raised, and David's freaky premonition.    Luka joins the crew for an interview beginning around 18:30. He starts the conversation off by talking about how he got into magic. Leaning into a childhood summer tradition of going to the library, he took to reading books on magic tricks. After college, Luka worked as a video editor and a banker. Then, in his mid-twenties, he decided to take a risk and jump into working in magic full-time. After building up a small repertoire of gigs and making connections, Luka joined a group magic show in Branson, Missouri. Upon returning to Milwaukee several years later, he became a resident performer at the Safe House and developed his show “Deceptions,” which he launched in 2021.    In the conversation, Luka reflects on how he brands himself as a “deception artist” rather than a magician for kids. He also highlights the ways in which magic is an art form— as long as the magician portrays and conducts themselves as an artist. Luka compares the art of magic to the art of making and performing music. It involves writing, workshopping, acting, comedy, and more. But according to Luka, there is no direct path to get into magic—rather, “magic finds you.”   Lastly, as the “magician of arts and culture” Luka amazes David by, almost verbatim, invoking the same imaginary policy as the poet laureate and previous ITP guest Dasha Kelly Hamilton.   You can find info about Luka's shows at https://www.deceptionsmke.com/ (Deceptions) and https://www.safe-house.com/ (SafeHouse)  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Son_Lux (Son Lux)  https://a24films.com/films/everything-everywhere-all-at-once (Everything Everywhere All at Once)  https://rafiqbhatia.com/ (Rafiq Bhatia)   https://www.cactusclubmilwaukee.com/ (Cactus Club)  https://www.bayviewneighborhood.org/chill-on-the-hill (Chill on the Hill)   https://tosatonight.com/ (Tosa Tonight)  https://www.themcouleeboys.com/ (Them Coulee Boys)  https://www.mso.org/ (Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra)  https://www.sailingcenter.org/ (Milwaukee Community Sailing Center)  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqwb4HIrORM (The “Magic” or Physics of Sailing)  https://www.amazon.com/Encounter-Buff-Ledge-Case-History/dp/0929343603 (Encounter at Buff Ledge)  https://tinyrituals.co/blogs/tiny-rituals/obsidian-meaning-healing-properties-everyday-uses (Black Obsidian)  https://www.hulu.com/movie/derek-delgaudios-in-of-itself-19b9d405-40b2-483e-8e1f-e25fe10c7299 (In & Of Itself)  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Houdini (Harry Houdini)  https://davidblaine.com/ (David Blaine)  https://www.davidcopperfield.com/html/ (David Copperfield)  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Val_Valentino (The Masked Magician)   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Poets_Society (Dead Poets Society) 

I sat down w electronic duo Mood Migration, Steph Siegman and Mitch Hummel. Their debut album "By Fire" dropped last summer. They're also involved w concert series and artist collective Mid Coast. We discussed Steph and Mitch's gradual conception of Mood Migration, their album, Mid Coast's selection process, shifting Mid Coast from a concert series into a broader creative collective, and coping w material conditions as artists. Mid Coast's Coffee Social is this Saturday at Juneau Park from 12-3PM! Their next showcase is July 1st at Cactus Club! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ben-slowey/support

I sat down w Tanner Musgrove, who's currently crowdfunding for Lilliput Records, the new record store going into what will be the former Exclusive Company on Milwaukee's East Side. With business partner Brian Kirk, they've already raised over $20,000. We discussed the special place Exclusive Company has had in our hearts, starting record collections, Tanner and Brian's vision for Lilliput, their GoFundMe goals, and hoping to open the store this summer. There's a benefit show for Lilliput Records at Cactus Club this Sunday! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ben-slowey/support

As Chef Chuck Currie says, menu structure drives sales and profits…no if's, and's, or but's about it!Unfortunately, many F&B operators at clubs beat their head against the walls of labour cost and inventory control, simply because they do not know how to structure their menu. That being said, we must understand that when it comes to F&B we are in the sales business first, and then immediately after that we are in the inventory control and people training business.  Remember, a good menu structure drives the sales, controls the inventory SKU's, and reduces the number of people you need to train, along with the difficulty of the tasks that your team members are required to complete.This episode of the GIG Podcast is all about reviewing the basics of menu rejuvenation and it's for you if you're interested in learning how to:Increase your average checkRealize an immediate sales increaseAchieve an increase in marginLower your labour costsLower the amount of food inventory items you carryLower the dollar value of the inventory level you carryHighlights from this episode of the GIG Podcast that you don't want to miss:- 7:25 – Hear about what Chuck views as the area of greatest need that F&B operators have when it comes to getting help with improving the performance of their F&B business.- 11:40 – Find out what some of the things are that an operator can consider when trying to find ways to improve the efficiency and profitability of their golf club F&B operation.- 13:08 – Hear about how Chuck gets “buy-in” from the team members at the facilities he audits when he presents the solutions that they need to adopt to improve and achieve superior results.- 17:05 – Understand the importance of getting the menu structure right and why actual dollars to the bottom line are way more important than the food cost percentage that you might be achieving.- 21:45 – Find out how to create an environment within your F&B operation where your team can become accepting of change and be open to a new way of approaching how the kitchen is going to be operated.- 23:59 – Learn about the areas of the business that Chuck is most frequently called in to provide help with for his clients.- 29:15 – Uncover the most important numbers and metrics to watch out for to improve the efficiency & profitability of your F&B operation. About Chuck Currie Chuck's specialty is making money for his clients!  Concept positioning, strategic growth, menu analysis, kitchen design, recipe development, purchasing rationalization, training programs, and productivity analysis have increased sales and profits for every client. They include Kraft Foods, Save-On-Foods, Tractor Every Day Healthy Foods, Good Bowl, 7-Eleven, Freybe Meats, Centennial Foodservice, Intercity Packers, Gourmet Chef, Cactus Club, Joeys, White Spot, Novo Neapolitan Pizzeria, the Canadian Produce Marketing Association, Garland Commercial Ranges, Vanderpols Eggs, and Mahony & Sons. All of the restaurant clients have won multiple menu awards.Chuck was a founder and the Concept Leader of Earls Restaurants. Graduates of the programs he instituted now run every chain in Western Canada and the Business Development teams of both major Food Distributors.He is the only restaurateur to receive the BC Provincial Apprenticeship Award and the BC Foodsafe Award.To connect with Chuck to discuss having him help your club make more money from F&B, please feel free to connect with him directly on LinkedIn.

For close to 15 years, Erik Stenglein has been the vocalist, guitarist and only constant member of Northless. During that span, the Milwaukee metal band has managed a number of sludgy and punishing releases that have earned the attention of respected music publications and listeners all over the world. With new members in the fold, a new album on the way sometime this year and shows on the books, it looks like there are a lot of exciting things on the horizon for Northless. Prior to his band's March 11 show at Cactus Club, Stenglein spoke to My First Band host Tyler Maas about all those exciting developments and many of the projects that preceded Northless. Over the course of the conversation, Stenglein talked about growing up in the rural Wisconsin town of Hubertus, discovering Metallica at a young age, immersing himself in guitar, playing in a variety of grindcore and hardcore bands in his teens and early 20s, finding kinship in the Milwaukee music scene, and some of the most memorable moments he's experienced as a member of Northless. And, yes, the Ernest film franchise also came up! My First Band is sponsored by Mystery Room Mastering and Lakefront Brewery. The show is edited by Jared Blohm. You can listen to My First Band on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and wherever else you get podcasts. You can also listen to rebroadcasts of previous My First Band episodes on WMSE every Wednesday from noon to 12:30 p.m. CST. Music used in this episode comes courtesy of Devils Teeth (“The Junction Street Eight Tigers”) and Northless ("Godsend").

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Alan Regan, Jas Johal Show lead producer joins the show to discuss what makes a great bar, as news breaks that Earls purchases Cactus Club 

COVID restrictions: confusion over school sports tournaments rules Richard Zussman, Global News Reporter at the B.C. Legislature provides clarity on just who is mandating a ban over school sports tournaments.  Press freedom in China declining at ‘breakneck speed', new report says Jeremy Nuttall, National reporter for the Toronto Star, formerly based in Beijing discusses press freedom in China as the Beijing Olympic games quickly approach The Jas Johal Show Political Panel: leadership turmoil for the BC Liberals and the Conservative Party of Canada On the panel this week:  Bill Tieleman - President of West Star Communications and former political strategist for the BC NDP  Katy Merrfield - Vice-President, Wellington Advocacy, and Former Communications Director for Premiers Jason Kenney and Christy Clark VPD to hand out free whistles in response to public safety concerns Cease Wyss, who lives in the Downtown core describes her experience living within the city and answers whether or not VPD are correctly addressing the issue of random crime.  Jas and Alan discuss: what makes a great bar? Alan Regan, Jas Johal Show lead producer joins the show to discuss what makes a great bar, as news breaks that Earls purchases Cactus Club  “They're a minority fringe section”: how the Ottawa convoy doesn't represent the majority of Canada's truckers Manan Gupta, editor of “Road Today”, a magazine for Canada's South Asian trucking community describes why the Ottawa convoy is not representative of the trucking industry 

Which celebrities we'd love to trade places with for a day, bad news...Cactus Club fans...they've taken their famous calamari off their menu and we discovered why, Sonia proves it's possible to get injured during a pillow fight! ouch, teachers share the unusual (and hilarious) items they've confiscated, it's Fist Pump Friday, WHATCHAMACALLIT and more...

On today's show: Cactus Club has a new owner! Sort of... Do you have a printer at home? Did you ever use it? The experts have said the sign that your first couple of dates went well!  That and more on today's Nat & Drew Show! 

You'd be hard-pressed to find a musician as prolific and enigmatic as Steve Gunn. The New-York-based singer, songwriter and guitarist has managed more than 20 releases in the past 15 years, including collaborations with Kurt Vile, Hiss Golden Messenger, Ryley Walker and more. Each new album, EP and split finds Gunn venturing into new and unfamiliar territory and demonstrating his continued growth and evolution as an artist. His latest, Other You — which came out on Matador Records this past summer — is no exception, with an uncharacteristically bright sound and an aura of optimism that's present in the album's 11 tracks. Before setting out on a co-headlining tour with Jeff Parker (which includes a Dec. 4 stop at Cactus Club in Milwaukee), Gunn spent some time telling My First Band host Tyler Maas about the process of making Other You, his excitement to be back on the road and playing solo shows, and what's in store for him next year. Along the way, Gunn spoke about growing up a few miles outside of Philadelphia, the role nearby college radio stations and independent record stores had on his musical taste, and spending his teens and 20s exploring New York and other East Coast hubs in search of new and unfamiliar live music experiences. Before episode's end, Gunn also talked about taking guitar lessons, playing in a project called GHQ and briefly being part of Vile's backing band, The Violators. My First Band is sponsored by Mystery Room Mastering and Lakefront Brewery. The show is edited by Jared Blohm. You can listen to My First Band on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and wherever else you get podcasts. You can also listen to rebroadcasts of previous My First Band episodes on WMSE every Wednesday from noon to 12:30 p.m. CST. Music used in this episode comes courtesy of Devils Teeth ("The Junction Street Eight Tigers") and Steve Gunn ("Fulton").

If you don't know the name Emily Wolfe yet, you will soon. The Austin-based singer, songwriter and guitarist is a few months removed from the release of Outlier, her excellent sophomore album that's earned acclaim from listeners and critics alike. Epiphone now produces a signature model guitar that bears her name, and she's about to take that guitar on the road again when she embarks on a Midwestern tour next month before what's sure to be a busy and bountiful 2022. Long before Wolfe was collaborating with Queens of the Stone Age members and sharing the stage with the likes of Joan Jett and Heart, she was playing acoustic brunch sets at restaurants and trying to make a name for herself in the Texas capital. Prior to hitting the road again (including a Dec. 9 headlining show at Cactus Club in Milwaukee), Wolfe spoke with My First Band host Tyler Maas about what it's been like getting back on the road again, the process of recording the new album with Michael Shuman and highlights from her already impressive and still-blossoming career. Over the course of the conversation, Wolfe talked about being drawn to guitar at the age of 5, immersing herself in songwriting in her teens, diving headfirst into Austin's music scene during her college years and some of the formative experiences and opportunities that — combined with her years of hard work and natural talent — helped her become the artist she is today. My First Band is sponsored by Mystery Room Mastering and Lakefront Brewery. The show is edited by Jared Blohm. You can listen to My First Band on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and wherever else you get podcasts. You can also listen to rebroadcasts of previous My First Band episodes on WMSE every Wednesday from noon to 12:30 p.m. CST. Music used in this episode comes courtesy of Devils Teeth ("The Junction Street Eight Tigers") and Emily Wolfe ("Damage Control").

Hope you all have been had a kick ass summer!! It's just about time for my favorite season of Fall to take hold... hoodies, soups, fires, naked dance parties with all my friends.... you know... good times. By now hopefully you are all vaccinated so we can get out to shows and catch some great bands playing live and stuff!! Can't wait to see all of you out there and share a few stories and drinks with you. Until then... here is a new podcast for you with some of the best damn songs from bands from not only right here in Milwaukee, but bands throughout the world that you need to know about!! Also.... a HUGE thank you to Bob Uecker for all the great years of radio broadcasting and give all of us here in Milwaukee a laugh from time to time and making each Brewer game win or loss a fun and exciting time. Thank you again for tuning in and for telling all your friends about our podcast!! Be sure to check us out on our intagram as we will be creating some fun videos, and other random things to have fun with you to pass the time. HERE to download the show. PLAYLIST: (Click on the song to buy music & click band name for their instagram/ webpage) Screw by Pist IdiotsOff their latest release ‘Idiocracy' out now on their website. Something's Wrong by 9 A.M.Current single out now on their bandcamp page! Hell Bastards by Holy WaveOff their album ‘Interloper” out now on The Reverberation Appreciation Society.Be sure to check them out live at Cactus Club on 9/20/21. I'd Rather Astral Project by The Reds, Pinks and PurplesThis single is out now on Slumberland Records and on you can also pick it up on their bandcamp page. No Shorts by Future BartenderzOff one of their many releases out this year ‘The Floridiot' that you can pickup at their bandcamp page. Rock & Roll Funeral by North By Northoff their latest release ‘Get Weird' out now on their bandcamp page.Be sure to catch them live on 9/22/21 at Company Brewing. Inside Out by Dirty FencesOut now on their bandcamp page. Opinionated Fuck by Alien NosejobOut now on their latest release ‘Hc45-2' out now on Iron Lung Records. Drug Dealing (For Money) by The Raging NathansOff their latest split 7” with Dwarves out now on Rad Girlfriend Records. Top of the Hill by Brat SoundsOff their release ‘Bad Luck' out now on their bandcamp page.Be sure to catch The Raging Nathans and Brat Sounds live at X-Ray Arcade on 9/25/21. Blind by BnnyOff their latest release ‘Everything' out now on Fire Talk Records!! Nobody by DEHDOff their release ‘Flower of Devotion' out now on Fire Talk Records!!Be sure to catch both Bnny and DEHD live at Cactus Club on 10/01/21. I Wanna Get High To The Music by PardonerOff their latest release ‘Came Down Different' out now on Bar None Records. Pressure by Chubby and the GangOff their latest release ‘The Mutt's Nuts' out now on Partisan Records!! Back to You Again by Chinese TelephonesOff their self-titled release out on It's Alive Records.Be sure to catch them live at X-Ray Arcade on 10/6/21 w/ Canadian Rifle and Off With Their Heads. Run All Night by Waste ManOff their latest release ‘One Day It'll All Be You' out now on Feel It Records. Choices by Amyl and the SniffersOff their latest release ‘Comfort To Me' out now on their bandcamp page. Not My Tempo by Holy Shit!Off the release of the same name out now on their bandcamp page. I Should've Just Stayed In Bed by The Malones Off their latest Self-Titled release. Pick it up on their bandcamp page.Be sure to catch Holy Shit!, The Malones, Indonesian Junk, and Boris the Sprinkler live at X-Ray Arcade on 10/8/21. Colors For You by The PeacersOff their latest release ‘Blexxed Rec' out now on Drag City. Reaper by Frankie and the Witch FingersOff their release ‘Monsters Eating People Eating Monsters' out now on Greenway Records. She Only Eats Organic by Acid DadOff their release ‘Take It From The Dead' out now on Greenway Records.

The President of We Energies explains the challenges they faced in restoring power to thousands of people after last week's storms. Then, we speak with the owner of the Cactus Club, a venue now requiring proof of vaccination for all performers and show attendees. We'll explain how at-home COVID-19 testing works. We'll tell you about the grand opening of the Preservation of African American Music & Arts center in Milwaukee and learn some history about the Irish in Milwaukee.

The boys sit down with Andrew and chat bout aging, Cactus Club and whatever the fuck “pipe” is. follow guest ☞ @big.rac follow us ☞ @pnc_podcast @nolanprasad @akiokaya Sponsor notes: Through an unmarked door and down a hidden stairwell lies a drinking den. This underground basement bar features seasonal cocktails, snacks from Dank Mart, VIP table service, and DJs for late night entertainment. The artful design of Hello Goodbye creates a comfortable and intimate escape from the ordinary. HG is located at 1120 Hamilton and open Thursday thru Saturday 10pm till late. For more information and booking tables, please email hello@hellogoodbyebar.com or @hellogoodbyebar on ig.

Today's guest Cory Vitiello is a gem. He is a Canadian Restaurateur & Chef. Appearing regularly in food publications and on the Food Network, he is the Executive Chef of Flock Rotisserie & Greens, Head of Culinary Development at Cactus Club, a father and all around nice guy! In the episode Cory and I discuss what is Canadian food? How toddler's don't care if you are an amazing famous chef. How somethings are just better at home, like mac and cheese - always best made from scratch with love. Caviar. Negronis...scratch that; wine spritzer. And  rotisserie chicken and fried chicken... which no one does better than Flock.His son Barlow also makes a short cameo at the end. Enjoy! - - -To follow Cory Vitiello on Instagram @coryvitiello  To follow Food Is Culture | A Podcast along on Instagram @foodisculture.apodcastTo follow host Billy Buttery on Instagram @billy.cookingwithbutterTo check out the Food Is Culture blog billybuttery.comMusic and editing provided by @roninimperial from @bigsmokebouncePodcast Artwork by @giftsfrombilly     giftsfrombilly.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

TODAY WE GOT MY MAN DJ CUTSO WE SPEAK ABOUT ALOT OF SAN JOSE GOINGS ON, THE STREET LIGHT RECORDS SCENE, CACTUS CLUB, NC SKATESHOP, TURNTABLISM AND HIP HOPISM AND WRESTLINGISM YOU MUST TAP IN.

On today's podcast, we speak with William about how technology has the ability to impact safety within construction. We dive into William's career and journey, as well as his role at Fusion and his experience implementing technology into safety.  We discuss how William has been able to adopt technology into his role, and the process and procedures he used to get there. We speak with William about the COR Process, and how software has been a major asset in getting certified and providing ongoing success. Lastly, we dig into how technology as a whole has helped Fusion drive a culture of safety, accountability, and transparency. This is a great episode to learn about how technology can help drive results and change in safety. And a great episode for those that are thinking about how to introduce technology into their construction company to stay ahead of the curve!About Fusion Projects: Fusion Projects is a Design-Build Company that transforms commercial spaces. Based out of Vancouver BC. Fusion has established itself as an industry leader in commercial construction and tenant improvement projects. Transforming some of Vancouver's most prestigious and unique projects and working with top tier clients such as Hootsuite, Cadillac Fairview, Cactus Club, Sony Imageworks, Colliers, Spud and many more. Bringing over 500+ years of collective construction experience has allowed Fusion to develop a proven process to position themselves as Vancouver's premier construction and project management firm in the Design-Build Sector. With over 50 Staff and Hundreds of completed projects, Fusion has become an established builder that is leading the way in quality, culture, and innovation.Fusion Projects: http://fusion-projects.com/ COR:https://www.bccsa.ca/Certification-of-Recognition.html

On this episode, Brendan, KJ, and Ravi talk about the Tim Hortons lady who threw her own poop (00:40). They also discuss how everyone is waiting in line for Uncle Tetsu at Metrotown (03:16). The BIG debate, Earls vs Cactus Club (06:36). Ravi gives a in-depth breakdown of the straw situation in Vancouver (08:37). The gang discusses' local Instagram star, Lil Tay (11:15). Drake and his baby mama are put into question (12:54). Granville skytrain station 2-year escalator renovation begins, and Ravi says something inappropriate (13:40).

The Dawn and Drew Show! #1048 Dawn has eaten beeferonie and is paying the price… speaking of butts, we talk about J-Lo and Iggy's Booty video. Our Captured! by Robots movie is almost done, but we're going to meet up on 10/24 for Drew's Bday at the Cactus Club show in Milwaukee! DNDS-1048.mp3 DAWNANDDREW.COM/PPCLUB NEW…