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2 episodes with cafe du monde
2 episodes with cafe du monde
2 episodes with cafe du monde
This is part 2 of Pat Williams' "Happy on the Homestretch". This series of 4 episodes gives thirty ways to make your later years your greater years. This could be for you or for an older person that you love. Great advice from a man who lived well! Cliff's "In the News" is CAFE DU MONDE. Cliff's "Inside the Music" is YOU'VE GOT THE TALKING PART DONE. Music - "Mama's Got Her Dancing Shoes On" (music only) by Bev Nelson and Mary Lyn Bates. "You've Got the Talking Part Done" (full song) by Bev & Cliff Nelson, Dee Briggs, Doak Turner.
How do you cultivate a loyal following through organic growth and word-of-mouth buzz and without leaning on celebrity endorsements or splashy marketing campaigns? It's the Komos way. In this episode, Ria Soler, the director of education and global advocacy for luxury spirit brand Tequila Komos, talks about how the company has focused on organic growth, thoughtful distribution and authenticity to stand out in an increasingly crowded market. Show notes: 0:45: Sports Drink? Tawchy's. More Investment, But Where? Jean Luc Picard. National Day Day. – Tequila is still booming, but is “better for you”? Torchy's Tacos is all over Austin. When will the chain come to Boston? Melissa drops the latest on Nombase, and we've got new speaker reveals for BevNET Live. FABID's Q1 2025 report shows the funding freeze might be thawing, just not everywhere. National Pretzel Day – are you Team Soft or Team Crunchy? John is irritated. And, we've got new and notable products aplenty. 34:47: Interview: Ria Soler, Director of Education and Global Advocacy at Tequila Komos – At the Nassau Paradise Island Wine & Food Festival last month in The Bahamas, Ria talks about how Komos brings a winemaker's finesse to the world of agave spirits, blending traditional tequila craftsmanship with a sophisticated, global outlook. She also offers a candid look into Komos's multifaceted approach to brand building, how it embraces product placement in popular television shows from The White Lotus to The Real Housewives, and why “all press is good press” as the company expands visibility. Ria also talks about why at the heart of Komos' growth is a strong focus on distributor relationships, where trust and mutual respect are essential – especially during its transition into Gallo's network. She shares the value of ride-alongs with sales reps, even if it means braving a few dirty cars, and explains why her communication style is rooted in listening and adaptability. Brands in this episode: Pretzelized, Unique Pretzels, Uncle Jerry's, Auntie's Annie, Quinn's, El Nacho, Cafe Du Monde, Dude Wow, Zenjoy, MTN Dew, Whiteleaf Provisions, Super Coffee, La Colombe, Tequila Komos, Orin Swift, Fortaleza, Chartreuse, Don Julio, Avion, Aviation Gin
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Send us a textSO EXCITED for our JUMBO show! Sometimes there is just SO MANY amazing interviews ya Papa has to put them all together! All completely different, but all BLAZING with passion and the ability to convert that passion into some of the most amazing experiences you can find! Hear how each guest shares their own inspiring stories, from National Puzzle day to Broadway in NYC! But you'll have to come to Papa's sweet Louisiana to get Cafe Du Monde's Iconic treats! Relax and listen!First up, speaking of Cafe du Monde, I got to sit down with one of the family members that run the FAMILY OWNED business! That's right. As big as their brand is, they are still family owned and operated and stayed specifically in Louisiana. They have shown their commitment to our beloved city for over a hundred years, yall! So, with that said, meet Emily Jager. She runs the gift shops and everything else that needs to be done. Oh and the stories she has!Did you know that back in the 50's and beyond, customers used to roll up in their big ass cars and eat Beignets in their CARS!!! That gives ya papa so much anxiety! ha! Such a good chat. AND SUPER grateful to include them in our 2025 roster of sponsors that makes our magic happen! Go to www.cafedumonde.com or www.shop.cafedumonde.com to find EVERYTHING you need! From history to merch and of course the coffee & beignet mix to make in your own kitchen! _________________________________________________________________________________________________Then, We welcome ANOTHER Iconic brand that I have loved my ENTIRE life. And I bet two shiny rocks that yall did too! Founded in 1946, Highlights Magazine for children has helped to motivate, inspire and educate children for lifetimes! Another fun fact. Did you know that January 29th was National Puzzle day? Unfortunately, our 5th season did not start in time for this to air. But that doesn't mean you cannot access all of the puzzles Highlights has in store for your kiddos!I was lucky enough to sit down with Head of Puzzle Innovation over at Highlights, Allison Kane AND the freakin' FOUNDER of "National Puzzle Day!" Jodi Jill created this amazing appreciation day over 30 years ago and the growth each year is staggering! C'mon! Everyone loves puzzles! My personal all time favorite was the hidden pictures. Not necessarily a puzzle but, hey. Gimme a break. HA! Listen to what inspired them from the very beginning AND what inspires them now! The joy I could feel through this interview isn't felt all the time. Highlights Magazine and Jodi have their fingers on a very strong pulse. Find all the fun at www.highlights.com AND over at Jodi's website at www.puzzledayfun.com_________________________________________________________________________________________________And Finally for yall, we have a WICKED finale. Joining us all the way from Broadway in NYC is Matthew Deloch, solo performer in Wicked on Broadway! Matthew sat down to chat with me about what it takes to be in one of the most famous Broadway shows imaginable. Matthew shares stories of his upbringing in LOUISIANA, y'all! I had NO iThank you to our family of amazing sponsors! Ochsner Hospital for ChildrenWww.ochsner.orgRouses MarkersWww.rousesmarkets.comSandpiper VacationsWww..sandpipervacations.comCafe Du Monde www.shop.cafedumonde.com The Law Firm of Forrest Cressy & James Www.forrestcressyjames.comComfort Cases Www.comfortcases.orgNew Orleans Ice Cream CompanyWww.neworleansicecream.comERA TOP REALTY: Pamela BreauxAudubon Institute www.auduboninstitute.orgUrban South Brewery www.urbansouthbrewery.com
Our Super Bowl correspondent - Josh Appel - joins the show completely pixelated from either Radio Row in New Orleans or the moon. Appel's connection fails him for over an hour but Hoch sends him on a mission to find a Cafe Du Monde to review beignets live on the air.
In hour three, Crowder is outraged that he is having trouble finding a reservation for dinner in New Orleans tonight. Appel's connection continues to fail him at Radio Row. Crowder is certain the NFL will eventually add an 18th game to the regular season schedule. We finally get the most out of Appel in New Orleans - he joins the show live from a Cafe Du Monde with Kyle Long and reviews their Beignets live on the air.
This is a first! Aaron and Tyler recorded this episode while driving down the interstate! They discuss coffee from Cafe du Mone, Pappy van Winkle and Aaron's new espresso machine. Connect with us: email: coffeesnobspodcast@gmail.com web: www.coffeesnobs.net Instagram: Coffee Snobs Podcast -- Mentioned: Verb Coffee Roasters (Boulder, CO) // Insta: verb_coffeeroasters Amazon "Just Bright" Light Roast Coffee The Coffee Snobs Podcast is produced by Tyler Dancy. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coffeesnobs/support
Bo and the crew talk about the return of college football, criticism of Dak Prescott and Cafe Du Monde's yearly revenue in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys look at the results of week 0 of college football and talk about how bad Vanderbilt looked against Hawaii. Bo talks about Notre Dame's win over Navy and says that he thinks the fighting Irish are overrated yet again. The guys look at Colorado's first game against TCU in week 1 and if Deion Sanders can win his first Power 5 game as a head coach. Bo and the crew talk about the Red Lobster cheddar biscuits, Cafe Du Monde mix you can buy at the store and how much money the New Orleans staple makes in a year. In the SEC Insider Hit, the guys talk about the media criticizing Dak Prescott more than anyone else, Ole Miss losing Vanderbilt as a permanent games and Hugh Freeze's relationship with Michael Oher live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys look at the Vanderbilt game over the weekend and talk about how it will impact Ole Miss' records years down the road without playing the Commodores every year. Bo and the crew talk about how the media loves to criticize Dak Prescott and plays audio from Mike Greenberg with ESPN admitting that the channel shows bias against the Cowboys QB. The guys also listen to audio from Chris Collinsworth about how NBC would play 17 Cowboys games if they could because everyone wants to watch them. Bo talks about Hugh Freeze's relationship with Michael Oher and the guys listen to the Auburn head coach talk about his love for his former high school player. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Brandon Marshall, Ashley Nicole Moss and Corey Holmes name which rookie debuts they're looking forward to seeing in tonight's preseason openers. Plus, Sean Payton established an interesting set of rules for the preseason and will Kiyan Anthony be better than Carmelo Anthony?
Donald Trump receives a third indictment, this team for his involvement with January 6, 2021. Megan Hedwall and Jon Rawl discuss the case special counsel Jack Smith is presenting. Being on vacation does not mean you can can't stay in shape. Hedwall has some away-from-home tone tips. Also, Louisiana's on our mind today: Cafe Du Monde beignets, Tulane Green Wave Football, and a study of the Acadiana and American Indian heritage of the Pelican State.
Jared and Matt get together while Allen was away to recap #SBC23, with some of the decisions made at the Southern Baptist Convention Annual Meeting in New Orleans.Article: https://www.baptistpress.com/resource-library/news/at-sbc-23-messengers-continue-to-deal-with-abuse-reforms-take-stand-on-pastoral-convictions/Make sure you are following us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PotluckPodcastSBC
How’s it going Bootcampers? The boys are talking about the food recommendations in NOLA just ahead of the Southern Baptist Convention and then get around the to the important work wrapping up the Ministry Maxims series. Here are the food recommendations with the show notes below. Cafe Du Monde – City Park Chargrilled Oysters – […]
Steven reveals more dirty details from NOLA, including the truth about Po' Boys, Cafe Du Monde hacks, wedding cost speculation, stripper busses, and a certain celebrity sighting. Hear the whole thing at http://patreon.com/cbcthepodSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
New Orleans, Cafe Du Monde, Beignets, Treme, New Orleanians, Calgary, Rodeo, Rodeo Sideshows, US Open with Horses, Teen Tour, Long Island, Travel for Teens, Pacific Northwest, Western Canada, Frozen Coffee, Circus Vibes, Covid, November 2020 Diagnosis, Pre-Diagnosis, Beautiful and Heartbreaking, Trip Pictures, Max Kessler, High. School Situations, Home Boyfriend, Math Brains, New Jersey, Northeastern, Looking Forward to January, First Semester at Northeastern, Things Left Unfinished and Unknown
In this week's episode, we talked about our recent trip to New Orleans and how much we enjoyed the energy of the city. One stand out experience for us was visiting the Free People of Color museum. Come get Loc'd In and join the convo! Places we visited during our New Orleans trip: Acme, Willie Maes, the French Market, the French Quarter, Bourbon Street, Frenchmen Street, and Cafe Du Monde.Follow us on Twitter: @thelocdinpdcstFollow us on Instagram: @thelocdinpodcastFollow Liz on IG: @eelisabeeFollow Terri on IG: @terrileshae
Welcome to our 43rd (shout out Richard Petty) episode of T&J! Today we review Coffee and Chicory straight from Cafe Du Monde in the French Quarters of New Orleans. We are also joined by special guest Matthew Weaver. Marty and Matthew go back nearly a decade and have fun talking about Matthew's new devotional "Refocus" (link below) in addition to the struggles of 2021 and Matthew's first hand battle with mental health. In this transparent and powerful episode, we get a look into the life of a pastor, father, and husband as he seeks to serve others while learning self-care in the process. As always, please end any thoughts, questions, or feedback to T&J at large23atsweetwheat@yahoo.com. Refocus: https://www.amazon.com/Refocus-Twenty-Encouraging-Devotionals-Follower/dp/B09HG1997T/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=refocus+devotional&qid=1646314535&sprefix=refocus+dev%2Caps%2C73&sr=8-1 Matthew's Website: https://mweav.com/?fbclid=IwAR1xpHbhEzjaFBUm9ETCgH2rL3k1GOLe09w2KF0eNpwGDV0Gl9N3pIjOrQE
We talk a lot about hospitality on this podcast as it's a huge part of southern culture… and a huge part of hospitality is food, the breaking of bread, and serving something to your guests… including …. COFFEE! Coffee is a HUGE piece of hospitality. It's comforting. It's easy. It can be served in the morning or even after dinner. It is a STAPLE to life in the South. Resources / Links: "5 cities in the US southeast with strong coffee culture”: https://www.lonelyplanet.com/articles/us-southeast-with-strong-coffee-culture “Best Southern Foods to Eat with Coffee” https://carlahallsouthernkitchen.com/best-southern-foods-to-eat-with-coffee/ White Lily cake mixes are here! https://www.whitelily.com/products/cake-flour Cafe Du Monde Coffee Chicory, 15 Ounce Ground: https://amzn.to/3JXCjCY If you'd like to try some coffee brewed in the South but need it mailed to you, here are some places that ship: https://gardenandgun.com/articles/southern-roasted-coffee-by-mail/ Places to Connect: Join our Patreon Community of supporters: https://www.patreon.com/steelmagnolias Sign up for our mailing list: https://mailchi.mp/e3cef217a5e7/sweetnews Instagram @SteelMagnoliasPodcast Transcript available at: https://steelmagnoliaspodcast.com/episode/southerners-and-their-coffee
The return of the Rapid Fire Questions! In the first RFQ of season 2, Daniel Morales steps up to the plate to try and answer as many random questions as he can in 2 minutes! Be sure to check out Daniel's full episode "Learning Japanese Through Literature ft. Daniel Morales"!Daniel's Website:http://howtojaponese.com/about/Japan Society of New Orleans:https://japansocietyofneworleans.wildapricot.org/
Tim and Jeff got the band back together. Assuming the band is just the two of them. They talk Tim's trip to New Orleans, The Eternals, and the best comics of the week.
When your resume includes coveted classics like the Nike SB “Crawfish” Dunk and the “Cafe Du Monde” Saucony, you really don't need an introduction...but it's good for the algorithms so we'll do it anyway. Pick any point in recent years of Louisiana sneaker history and you're likely to discover that he had a hand in it. Whether it's as identifiable as leading the design on an apparel collection or as subtle as painting flyers for the release, Blaine's probably done it. That's because he's spent the past several years carving out his own path on the in-house brand and footwear collaborations for sneaker boutique, Politics. In this interview, Blaine talks about the hustle needed to get your foot in the door, navigating working relationships with different companies, and his design mentality.Instagram: @shoepodcast Patreon: patreon.com/shoepodcastWeb: shoepodcast.com Episode artwork, video, and editing by Houston Dragna. Music by JohnnyBgood.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/shoepodcast)
My friend Kelly and I once spent an amazing weekend in New Orleans celebrating her upcoming wedding. Drinking Hurricanes and Hand Grenades throughout the night in the French Quarter we sang our hearts out at Pat O'briens with dueling pianos and SUPER strong drinks. The next morning might not have been the most comfortable for Kelly, but she was such a trooper and dragged her ass out of bed to eat beignets and throw up in the background of a tourist's pictures at Cafe Du Monde. As we took a rough hungover bike tour which was one of the best and only bike tours I've ever been on, we learned all about the history and geography of New Orleans. After that weekend I've had the itch to go back and visit. Chatting with Kelly about our visit and her experience there for fun weekends or Jazz Fests helps to pass the time and fulfill that need before I am able to make it back again. Enjoy!
On this episode we get the community’s opinions and predictions on Pam’s San Pedro trip and her budding relationship with the local bartender. Also! This just in! The music contest is live! so submit your song today before it gets totally lost in the massive tangle of weeds and bullshit that is the Just a Taste email system.
Welcome to my VERY drunk Day 2 & 3 New Orleans experience with my befri, Judea. We begin our day at the theater, drunk, schmooze our way onto a balcony, drunk, visit Cafe Du Monde, kinda drunk and more! Judea also comes to the realization that I only invited her on this trip to be my personal photographer…awkward. ————————————————————————————————————————————— Episode link: smarturl.it/614Things ————————————————————————————————————————————— Episode Voices: Guest: jujubeans_10 Host: @djsj614 ————————————————————————————————————————————— A few things & people I mentioned briefly are: @thenewyorkdose @cafedumonde ————————————————————————————————————————————— #NewOrleans #NOLA #Bourbonstreet #frenchquarter #frenchquarternola #neworleanspodcast #Everyrunhasapurpose #running #run #blackhistorymonth #travel #birdsofprey #hauntedbarcrawl #cafedumonde #614Things #podsincolor #newyorkcity #nowplaying #blackpodcast #podcast #brooklyn #newyork #dopeblackpods #blackexcellence --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/djsj614/message
What does it say about us that we’re taking a great deal of pleasure in having a mug of something warm as a near-constant companion? You be the judge! Also for your consideration: a nail-painting tool, a line of chic retro dinnerware, a milk-frother, and an oddly satisfying timer to help get at least a couple to-dos checked off. The linkage: Oh, hey: Take our survey! We’ve been getting such good VMs, including the one at the end of this ep. If you want to join the fun: 833-632-5463. Souvenir mugs we have or aspire to have: Russ & Daughters (they’ve discontinued the original), Hart’s, Cafe Du Monde, and Veselka. Also, vintage art museum mugs! And why not just make some on Zazzle and Shutterfly for friends when the mood strikes? A good way to memorialize photos, good or embarrassing. Makers of the pretty ceramic mugs we want to have and to hold: Molly Anne Bishop, BTW Ceramics, Hasami Porcelain (There are two separate lines: one from Takuhiro Shinomoto, the founder of Tortoise General Store, and the other from Kyohei Baba), Chloe May Brown, Risa Nishimori, Knotwork, and Helen Levi. Bitty espresso cups! Splatterware enamel ones from GSI Outdoors and non-splatter enamel ones from Falcon specifically. Buy into the buzz of the Olive & June Poppy for home nail-painting. This whole Starter Set excellent—love the EC polish, and the topcoat is as good as promised. Some more background on Heller Dinnerware by Massimo Vignelli. DWR sells the white version, and there’s tons of vintage on Etsy. For more on the Pomodoro Technique, here you go. Give Marinaratimer.com a try, or snag a cute tomato timer. Oh, you thought we were done with mug-related content? NOPE. We have a very good milk frother rec for you. And visit www.Nutrafol.com with Promo Code: ATHINGORTWO for 20% off your order! Produced by Dear Media
We arrived in Fairhope Alabama and learned Mardi Gras originated in Mobile in 1703. We went to a Mardi Gras parade in Mobile Alabama which was our 1st Mardi Gras Parade ever. What a blast. While the downtown is filled with bars, Mobile keeps their festivities kid friendly. While there we visited the Mobile Carnival Museum. We highly advise you to take their free tour, admission was $8. We then went to a 2nd parade in Fairhope, which was much smaller but still fun. We ate at a fantastic Lebanese restaurant in Fairhope called Sage.Then we drove to New Orleans (NOLA). Camped at 3 Oaks and a Pine campground (which we reserved through Passport of America $40/night for full hookups - and there's a membership discount code I can email you which will save you some money towards their membership fee, just let me know). We are 15 minutes away from Bourbon St. We walked to Frenchmen Street and sat at Apple Barrel to listen to Great old jazz music.And we had Beignets at Cafe Du Monde.The next day we took the bus into town which was no bargain. In New Orleans we took a tour (hottest hell tour) which was touted as "adults only" and it was great. The owner/guide talked about alot of the dark stuff that happened in New Orleans, we found tickets on Groupon for it.We headed over to the parade route where we had bought tickets to use bleachers for $15. We were so glad we did that. It started at 6:15. but It didn't get up to us until 7:30pm. And the last float went by us at 11:15 p.m. So now we've seen three different Mardi Gras parades and we agree we liked the one in Mobile Alabama the best.But what a fun experience here in NOLA. We love all those bars with live jazz music, live bands, and oh yes the food !!!!!!!! We were told to be careful of the crime on Bourbon Street. But we saw no problems at all. Yes, it's a city so be careful. But there is also Mardi Gras for kidsin NOLA (New Orleans).We met friends at drinks at Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop -- built between 1722 and 1732 by Nicolas Touze, is reputed to be the oldest structure used as a bar in the United States. We are staying at Three Oaks and a pine Campground.At the visitor center in town they have 24 hour RV parking (which would be dry camping) for $50 for 24 hours.
We arrived in Fairhope Alabama and learned Mardi Gras originated in Mobile in 1703. We went to a Mardi Gras parade in Mobile Alabama which was our 1st Mardi Gras Parade ever. What a blast. While the downtown is filled with bars, Mobile keeps their festivities kid friendly. While there we visited the Mobile Carnival Museum. We highly advise you to take their free tour, admission was $8. We then went to a 2nd parade in Fairhope, which was much smaller but still fun. We ate at a fantastic Lebanese restaurant in Fairhope called Sage.Then we drove to New Orleans (NOLA). Camped at 3 Oaks and a Pine campground (which we reserved through Passport of America $40/night for full hookups - and there's a membership discount code I can email you which will save you some money towards their membership fee, just let me know). We are 15 minutes away from Bourbon St. We walked to Frenchmen Street and sat at Apple Barrel to listen to Great old jazz music.And we had Beignets at Cafe Du Monde.The next day we took the bus into town which was no bargain. In New Orleans we took a tour (hottest hell tour) which was touted as "adults only" and it was great. The owner/guide talked about alot of the dark stuff that happened in New Orleans, we found tickets on Groupon for it.We headed over to the parade route where we had bought tickets to use bleachers for $15. We were so glad we did that. It started at 6:15. but It didn't get up to us until 7:30pm. And the last float went by us at 11:15 p.m. So now we've seen three different Mardi Gras parades and we agree we liked the one in Mobile Alabama the best.But what a fun experience here in NOLA. We love all those bars with live jazz music, live bands, and oh yes the food !!!!!!!! We were told to be careful of the crime on Bourbon Street. But we saw no problems at all. Yes, it's a city so be careful. But there is also Mardi Gras for kidsin NOLA (New Orleans).We met friends at drinks at Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop -- built between 1722 and 1732 by Nicolas Touze, is reputed to be the oldest structure used as a bar in the United States. We are staying at Three Oaks and a pine Campground.At the visitor center in town they have 24 hour RV parking (which would be dry camping) for $50 for 24 hours.
Sarah and I are smashing beignets at Cafe Du Monde in the French Quarter of New Orleans. We just left Euclid, a record store on the East side of town with a stack of vinyl and I’m suddenly struck with a realization… The reason I just had such a killer experience discovering new music is directly related to a conversation I had with my friends Ian and Jorge this last summer about coming up with a better question to ask when asking for a recommendation. Sushi, beer, food, cocktails, music… doesn’t matter. This shit works and I wish I would have known about it years ago! Ian's Ep: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/question-6-what-makes-someone-influencer-feat-ian-allison/id1231166203?i=1000385712861 podcast hotline: (612) 584-9330 website | map | itunes | instagram | intro song | YouTube
We meet a very nice and cheery lady named Tracy when Morgan Freeman calls this famous French Cafe in New Orleans to find out why they don't take Visa. Recorded Tuesday September 10, 2019 with Ben Campbell
Ben sings about Kyler Murray's size and the Arizona Cardinals first game tie, Ben calls a famous New Orleans restaurant as Morgan Freeman and encounters a delightfully chipper woman named Tracy and the argument between Brooke and Barrel Boy over the validity of John Mayer as an artist Recorded Friday September 13, 2019 with Tim Hattrick, Ben Campbell, Brooke Hoover and Barrel Boy
In this episode, we dive into the Sneaker Politics and Cafe Du Monde collab on the Saucony Shadow 5000. We cover both shoes, the apparel, and how the release went down at Sneaker Politics in New Orleans. Tanner goes on a Kanye-esque rant towards the end of it, but we'd been waiting outside in the heat for about six and a half hours, so that's life.Make sure to follow us on Instagram @shoepodcast and check us out online at shoepodcast.com. Subscribe to the show wherever you listen to podcasts.
There’s a lot of bad news coming out of Washington, DC these days. Hear about the city, and it’s easy to feel negatively. But that’s the opposite reaction I have when I think of this city, full of vibrant restaurants, and one of the best places to start your day, or take a lunch, is just over the line in Arlington, VA. Bayou Bakery is a slice of New Orleans helmed by chef/owner David Guas, someone who’s just as happy pulling an espresso shot and greeting guests by name as he is deftly laminating dough or creating a chocolate ganache with just the right sheen. He started his career at the prestigious Windsor Court Hotel in New Orleans, he’s penned a James Beard finalist cookbook, and had some TV fun as the host of the Travel Channel’s American Grilled, but through it all he’s remained a loyal participant in Who Dat Nation. And he makes one of the best beignets this side of Cafe Du Monde.
Grab a cup of Cafe Du Monde coffee and a beignet and settle in for a supersized LockedOn Giants preview show. Patricia Traina is joined by Deuce Windham, who covers the New Orleans Saints for the Athletic - New Orleans and who has been a past contributor to Inside the Pylon (ITP), who offers insight on ...*How to slow down the Drew Brees led Saints offense*Why Alvin Kamara is so dangerous in that Saints offense*How the Giants can win the Chad Wheeler-Cameron Jordan match-up*Where the Saints weaknesses are and how the Giants should exploit them*What the Giants lose with tight end Evan Engram out of the lineup*Under-the-radar Saints players who could sneak up and make a differenceAnd so much more!. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Grab a cup of Cafe Du Monde coffee and a beignet and settle in for a supersized LockedOn Giants preview show. Patricia Traina is joined by Deuce Windham, who covers the New Orleans Saints for the Athletic - New Orleans and who has been a past contributor to Inside the Pylon (ITP), who offers insight on ... *How to slow down the Drew Brees led Saints offense *Why Alvin Kamara is so dangerous in that Saints offense *How the Giants can win the Chad Wheeler-Cameron Jordan match-up *Where the Saints weaknesses are and how the Giants should exploit them *What the Giants lose with tight end Evan Engram out of the lineup *Under-the-radar Saints players who could sneak up and make a difference And so much more!. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this episode, I tell a story about a time I performed inside the world famous Cafe Du Monde. Then I rant about trying to learn magic from YouTube.
Muh-muh-muh-muh-muh-muh-muh-Mike Westfall joins us to celebrate the 180th anniversary of the Percolator and discuss a recent Donkey Kongtroversy, the latest Marvel trailers, Nick's trip to Kansas City, and the secret history of Stinger, the lost Muppet Baby. Show NotesThe Prefatorium03:15 Comments: The Percolator | February 6, 201805:50 Comments: Ep #298 | Coffee Shops08:28 Cafe Du Monde website13:36 I'm Gonna Always Love You (The Muppets Take Manhattan)The Percolator14:49 Meet the new Muppet Baby18:48 'King of Kong" Could Be Stripped of His High Score21:31 Donkey Kong high score timeline27:05 The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures30:47 Trailing On30:56 Deadpool 2 trailer32:08 Captain Britain34:18 Venom teaser 38:03 The Titan trailer38:45 Cobra Kai trailer43:05 No More Kings: Sweep the Leg video43:30 Krypton trailer 46:57 @mwstfl47:07 The Advent Calendar House
Terry Dugas joined Tiffiany as this week's guest co-host. Terry promoted the upcoming World Championship Gumbo cook-off in New Iberia. The two recapped Tiffany's recent trip to Birmingham and finally put to rest on who has the better pizza, Post Office Pies in Birmingham or Bread and Circus in Lafayette?
Taste Tests, Cafe Du Monde, Street Cars and so much more! In today's episode we recap days 30-36 of The Live Your List Project in this episode.
We wanna say that Louisiana was a lot more than just Carly eating beignet's at Cafe Du Monde...we really do...and it was...we saw our first Aligator, slept on a beach by the Gulf of Mexico & experienced raw Jazz in New Orleans! But just know that everything you hear in this podcast, has the undertone of Carly drooling over eating her very first Beignet at Cafe Du Monde.
John Buseman makes the boys real Cafe Du Monde boys.
Several weeks ago Dr. Gina Green posted an impassioned request to support the Association for Professional Behavior Analysts on Facebook, noting, among other things, that the organization is uniquely suited to advocate for the needs of both practitioners and clients in this unpredictable world of ours. One of the ways that she suggested supporting APBA was to attend the annual conference. Well, her plea worked on me, and I am in the process of making travel plans to New Orleans, where this year's conference is being held. After that, I started thinking about things I could do to encourage my fellow Behavior Analysts to attend as well. As such, I hope to have a future episode or two that highlights the content of the conference itself. Having said that, attending a conference is not only about sitting in a meeting room, dutifully taking notes and obtaining CE units. Let's be honest, it's also an opportunity to travel and see places that one would not ordinary visit on their own. Because this year's event is in the city of New Orleans, I thought that it would be fun to do an episode that highlights some non-clinical or practice-related reasons to attend APBA. In order to accomplish this, I reached out to my new friend and fellow podcaster, Mark Bologna of the Beyond Bourbon Street Podcast, a show that celebrates all that New Orleans has to offer. In this episode, the New Orleans native gives us perhaps the most concise visitor's guide to the city. We talk about everything from how to get to the conference hotel from the airport to local figures of speech. More importantly we spend a lot of time talking about cool places to eat, sightsee, and just hang out. Mark shares places to go not only for new visitors to the city, but he also mentions some very cool restaurants that only the locals know about. All in all, there's something for everyone in this episode (and if you're like me, you'll start to get hungry as Mark describes the local cuisine!). From a resources standpoint, this is perhaps the most content-rich episode I've done to date. There are almost 40 links to resources in these show notes. I listed them in the order in which they appear in the podcast. I have them in a downloadable PDF as well, so please feel free to share this with friends and co-workers who are considering a trip to New Orleans (whether for the conference or not). Here's the PDF (no email address required, actual links below): Session 19 Resource List In closing, I hope I've provided some additional incentive to attend the APBA conference! Session 19 Resources. The links from this podcast, in order of appearance. All typos, mistakes, etc.. are mine, and not Mark Bolongna’s. For more information, check out Mark’s website and podcast at http://beyondbourbonst.com/. He also has an awesome Instagram page, with lots of great pictures of various sights in the New Orleans area (see https://www.instagram.com/beyondbourbonst/). http://www.norta.com/Getting-Around/GoMobile-App RTA (Public Transportation) mobile app http://www.thecolumns.com/ The Columns Hotel http://beyondbourbonst.com/ Homepage for Mark Bologna’s awesome podcast http://flymsy.com/PageDisplay.asp?p1=6016 MSY airport ground transport, Mark suggests Uber too http://www.tennesseewilliams.net/ Tennessee Williams Literary Festival http://sasfest.org/ Saints and Sinners festival http://www.saengernola.com/shows/chris-rock-total-blackout-tour-2017 Chris Rock show http://www.nola.gov/parks-and-parkways/parks-squares/lafayette-square/ Lafayette Square Park http://nola.eater.com/2016/11/18/13654334/top-taco-festival-new-orleans-debuts-march-2017 NOLA Taco Festival http://www.cafedumonde.com/ Cafe Du Monde http://neworleanscitypark.com/in-the-park/morning-call Morning Call (CDM alternative) http://www.gumboshop.com/ the Gumbo Shop http://www.mrbsbistro.com/ Mr. B’s. Bistro http://www.commanderspalace.com/ Commander’s Palace (2-4 week reservations in advance recommended) http://www.antoines.com/ Antoine’s Restaurant (ask for a tour; 2-4 week reservations in advance recommended) http://jacques-imos.com/ Jacques-Imo’s; great local casual food https://www.brigtsens.com/ Brightsen’s Restaurant (known for seafood and duck) http://www.clancysneworleans.com/ Clancy’s restaurant (uptown New Orleans) http://www.katiesinmidcity.com/ Katie’s Restaurant & Bar http://beyondbourbonst.com/new-orleans-language-guide/ The Language of New Orleans - Podcast episode http://www.qandc.com/ Q & C hotel http://www.catahoulahotel.com/ Catahoula Hotel http://bienvillehouse.com Bienville House Hotel http://www.therooseveltneworleans.com/ Roosevelt Hotel http://www.marriott.com/hotels/hotel-photos/msydt-renaissance-new-orleans-arts-warehouse-district-hotel/ Renaissance Hotel http://www.westinneworleanscanalplace.com/ Westin Hotel http://louisianastatemuseum.org/museums/the-cabildo/ Cabildo Museaum http://louisianastatemuseum.org/museums/the-presbytere/ Presbytere Museam http://www.twochickswalkingtours.com/index.html 2 chicks walking tours http://www.bigboytravel.com/louisiana/neworleans/gardendistrictwalkingtour/ garden district walking tour http://louisianastatemuseum.org/museums/the-old-us-mint/ The Old US Mint - History of Jazz museum, free! https://www.preservationhall.com/ Preservation Hall jazz venue http://701bourbon.com/ Cat’s Meow, French Quarter nightclub http://www.patobriens.com/patobriens/default.asp Pat O’Briens, French Quarter Bar/Club http://www.bestofneworleans.com/ The Gambit (free local paper) https://www.facebook.com/kermitruffinsnola/ Kermit Ruffins, local jazz legend http://www.bigsamsfunkynation.com/ Big Sam’s Funky Nation (another local music legend) http://www.houseofblues.com/neworleans New Orleans House of Blues
New Orleans is a city that seems to ooze the paranormal and the occult. The wrought iron balconies and cobble stone streets remind people that this is a city with a deep history. Every corner seems to reveal a new delight for the history lover and foodie alike. Whether it's the jazz streaming from the windows of the French Quarter to the beignets at shops like Cafe Du Monde, New Orleans is an amazing city. The legend around New Orleans' Voodoo Queen Marie Laveau is larger than life, as large as the mystique of New Orleans itself. She captivated the city for decades and her grave still draws people from around the world. It would seem that the spirits are very active here. Come with us as we discover the history and the hauntings of Marie Laveau. The Moment in Oddity features Princess Olga of Kiev and This Day in History features Emperor Claudius's Death. Check out the website: http://historygoesbump.com Show notes can be found here: http://historygoesbump.blogspot.com/2015/10/hgb-podcast-ep-75-marie-laveau-and.html We are listener supported! You can help out the show and become an Executive Producer here: http://patreon.com/historygoesbump
## DrupalCon New Orleans * Where is the DrupalCon going to be? * New Orleans convention center * When is it? * May 9-13 2016 * Why New Orleans? * We are seeing an incredible rebirth of a Great American City. Hurricane Katrina was such an unbelievable disaster, 80% of the city was flooded. Surrounding Parishes even worse, (we have Parishes instead of Counties), St. Bernard Parish, just down river, 99% was flooded. In the last 10 years we have overcome seemingly unsurmountable rebuilding, and have plenty more in the works. DrupalCon coming to New Orleans is great affirmation of progress we have made. It has a vibe like no other city, you can feel the life. * Why were you so driven to bring DrupalCon to your town? * It’s such a great place to be! Growing up 5 miles from Bourbon Street, we tend to take our City for granted. We do things that are rarely seen in the world! Food, Festivals, Family activities, Music, and of course you can drink in public! The general attitude across the whole city is very inviting and laid back. Really, a perfect place for a crowd like the Drupal Community! * What does the tech community look like there? *Growing in leaps and bounds. The entrepreneur landscape is one of the top in the country – we lead the nation in startups per capita by 64%, and we have a growing network of capital, which is important for startups. Game Loft, GE Capital, High Voltage Software have all chosen New Orleans because of our deep incentives, unique culture, and low cost of living. And our tech community is coalescing with the formation of TechNO, a coalition of local tech companies who meet regularly to promote the presence of the industry, New Orleans Entrepreneur Week hosted by the Idea Village, and NOLA Tech Week, which attracts national speakers and provides a great opportunity to showcase the industry. Finally, many local community colleges and universities are developing curricula to meet new digital workforce demands. There is no better opportunity in the country for tech companies than New Orleans. (from GNO, Inc. can be summarized) * What does the Drupal community look like? * We just had our Second camp! :-) Small but dedicated! We have had Meetups Monthly since 2010. * How important is the local community with the regards to putting on a DrupalCon. * I think now that the Drupal Association has taken the reigns of the Cons, the local community plays a part, but not like say, 2010, when we were in San Francisco. The local community had to shoulder the brunt of the work. And frankly, it was a lot, plus we probably had a limited number of cities with that size local community. That’s one of the great things about the Association, organizing DrupalCons! * What’s the Drupal adoption look like in New Orleans? * Growing, like everything else down here! The larger Universities have adopted Drupal, Tulane, Loyola, LSU up in Baton Rouge, plus the WWII museum, WWOZ (a great radio station, you should listen online), Cafe Du Monde, The Chef John Besh Restaurant Group, Audubon Nature Institute, Dr. Tichenor’s, maybe more….(or we keep it short??) * Who’s going to be the “boots on the ground” in New Orleans playing “host”? * Hopefully, us! We are both born and raised in the New Orleans area. I am involved in the local civic and business community and the entire Tech community are excited to host Drupalers! * How is it organized compared to years past? (Level of community and association involvement) * Again the Drupal Association has done a great job of spearheading the Cons. We worked closely with them to develop the logo and overall branding of the Con. In the coming months, we will work with them to look at venues and locations for events. Sponsors have reached out to us to help them organization of their specific needs for parties and meeting. * How will you be choosing who is selecting sessions * Each Con we put together the Track Team which is comprised of global track chairs (people who have evaluated and selected sessions for a Con at least once before) and then we work to assemble the Local Track Chairs who work in conjunction with the globals. We get these people from recommendations from within the community, people reaching out to volunteer and people expressing interest to Global Track Chairs. They go through an interview process with the Drupal Association and then the team is assembled and starts working to get out the call for content. It’s quite a ways away planning-wise but the Drupal Association will start putting together the New Orleans Track Team in the late fall, so if you’re interested or know someone who would be a great addition please reach out to amanda@association.drupal.org. You can read all about the session selection process here: https://events.drupal.org/barcelona2015/session-selection-process * For those that want to have a future Con in their community, do you have any advice? * We heard interest from the Drupal Association in having a New Orleans Con about five years ago, but we didn’t have a local community to support it. We started up a small meetup in Baton Rouge in 2010, then it slowly migrated to New Orleans. We didn’t lobby anyone to win the conference for the city. We just tried to establish a community and show consistent interest over the years, and trusted that New Orleans is a destination that the community would want to visit. Eric: you were at that first meetup and have helped to coordinate the growth of the group, what are your thoughts? * Have a consistent Meetup! We decided at our first Meetup we would meet on the First Thursday of the Month, even if it was only two people. And barring that occasional conflict with a carnival parade we have done that. Then organize a Camp, start small and be consistent! * Before we started recording, you mentioned that you wanted to talk about possible afterparty locations. Do you want to do that now? * Everywhere! * Crawfish season ## Questions from Twitter * [Ryan Gibson](https://www.twitter.com/ryanissamson) What kind of festivities can we expect during DrupalCon NO? #MUP139 * [Carie Fisher](https://www.twitter.com/cariefisher) #MUP139 best place for drupalcon parties? any places we should try and visit in NO? * [Robyn Green](https://www.twitter.com/robynlgreen) Question for Jeff, What amount of LSU attire will I be required to have for Drupalcon, and where can I get a 'I
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