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For the first time in the decorated history of this podcast, your most trusted Host with the most is blasting 45's only for an entire setlist. To be honest I have enough 45's for probably 6-7 episodes. Recently picked up four more that I didn't even use in this set. Wooooow. One of them being the original Test Pressing of Mr. Roboto from Styx. How freakin wicked hot is that. It is actively 2:57 AM on a Friday night/Saturday morning. I just caught a wave and rode it. Nothing to do tomorrow other than show face at the local coffee shop and let everybody know what time it is. It's time for Papito to get his 32oz cold brew refill in my oversized super sick glass bottle thing so I can then effectively retreat back into my dark cave like Alfred and be a gluttonous caffeinated creep not seeing the sun again until I run out of coffee. As always, thank you for being here and I do fully expect to have a couple listeners show up heavy to the Salvio's 20 Year Anniversary. I swear they are some of my favorite people on the planet, not to mention the best slice of pizza pie I've ever had. The cannolis? Forget about it. An award winning restaurant that will always have some of my life's favorite memories. To take it a step deeper, on paper, the first time I was technically a disc jockey in front of other people was at Tony's daughter's birthday party. So stick that in your pocket. Show up to Salvio's Pizzeria in Cary NC at Noon on the 26th of this month. A limited run of hand printed Salvio's shirts by yours truly will be available to the public while supplies last. Hope someone enjoyed yet another fantastic installment from the boy. Til next timeThe Polka King of the Midwest,Deep Cut Donnie
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Dr. Johnny T. Nelson, discusses treatment and cutting edge breakthroughs
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If Yoga, Meditation and Mindfulness aren't working for you, you might want to try tatting—why KNOT? This episode explains why. Featuring: Anitra Stone
In CHRISSY GRIGOROPOULOS' new book, LADYSHARK: How to Become a Millionaire in Your 30s, the author offers a roadmap to overcoming chronic self-doubt and achieving personal and financial freedom by challenging conventional wisdom and emphasizing authenticity, resilience, and strategic savvy over traditional paths to success. She discusses same with us.
In our very first on-camera episode, Joe and Joshua introduce Scott Brownlow, passionate fish enthusiast and creative director at the North Carolina Bankers Association. Scott shares his love for fish tanks and native fish collection, providing fascinating insights into the biology and ecology of various fish species. From his unique fishing techniques to the intricacies of maintaining freshwater and blackwater tanks, Scott's in-depth explanations will captivate any nature lover. He also delves into the conservation aspect of fishkeeping and his aspirations of breeding rare species. This episode not only highlights Scott's expertise but also inspires a broader appreciation of nature and creative hobbies.00:00 Welcome to the Show00:32 Meet Our Guest: Scott Brownlow00:59 Scott's Passion for Fish Tanks02:31 Day Job: Creative Director at NC Bankers Association04:37 The Influence of River Monsters06:53 Blue Head Chubs and Their Habits09:49 Freshwater vs. Saltwater Tanks14:23 Building a Natural Aquarium Ecosystem16:45 Collecting Fish in the Wild19:30 Shipping Exotic Fish20:18 Fish Packaging Process21:23 Personal Preferences: Eating Fish22:15 Social Media and Fish Breeding Goals22:42 Fish Breeding Techniques23:37 Ethical Considerations in Fish Breeding27:13 Mosquito Control with Fish28:28 Gumtree Pods and Fish Habitats33:03 Promoting the Fish Hobby33:48 Life Lessons from Fish Keeping37:51 Conclusion: Embracing Nature and Hobbies
In this episode of the Guys Who Do Stuff podcast, hosts Joe and Josh welcome Neale Bayly , a motorcycle journalist and philanthropist, to discuss his adventurous life and work. Neale shares his experiences in Ukraine amidst the ongoing war, detailing his efforts to aid children and highlight the stories of conflict journalists. He reveals the emotional highs and lows of his journey, including moments of fear, anger, and love, and how these experiences have influenced his passion for storytelling. Neale also talks about his work with orphanages in Peru and his upcoming motorcycle tour to raise funds for the children. The episode takes listeners through Neale's incredible journey of adventure, philanthropy, and resilience.00:00 Welcome to the Guys Who Do Stuff Podcast00:44 Introducing Neil Bailey01:44 Catching Up with Neil02:50 Neil's Adventures and Projects07:03 Journey to Ukraine11:13 Experiences in Ukraine24:29 Future Plans and Reflections28:26 Driven by Physical and Philanthropic Goals28:54 Discovering Rotary Club's Impact in Ukraine31:09 Navigating War-Torn Ukraine32:39 Challenges and Unexpected Moments33:28 Reflecting on Human Connections36:36 Expanding Philanthropic Efforts46:29 Focusing on the Future of Wellspring54:16 Encouraging Philanthropy and Closing Thoughts
One of my greatest quiet joys is cooking from a well-written cookbook on a weekend night, music on the bluetooth and new scents and tastes filling the kitchen. My favorite cookbook that I've cooked from this year is Latinisimo: Home Recipes from the Twenty-One Country of Latin America by Sandra Gutierrez. Sweeping in its scope, it is an encyclopedia of the home cooking of Latin America today, and each of the hundreds of recipes is approachable and very doable for a cook like me. I'm not surprised. Sandra -- who grew up in Guatemala City but has lived in Cary, NC for decades -- is the former food editor of the Cary News, an historian, professional cooking instructor, and author of four cookbooks, including this latest. She is considered one of the top national experts on Latin American foodways, and she has a heart for the home cook. Sandra has been awarded the Les Dames D'Escoffier M. F. K Fisher Grand Prize Award for Excellence in Food Writing, and her work has been recognized as part of the permanent FOOD exhibit at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History. Other episodes you might enjoy: Southern Fork Sustenance: Talking Cookbooks and Editor Judith Jones with Author Sara Franklin Diego Campos: CAMP, Modern American Eatery (Greenville, SC)
Joan Baumer, the owner of Crepe Cakerie, a corporate caterer, writer, and a national award winner who has been featured in many magazines and even won Wedding Wire's Couples Choice Award—talks the A-Z of Strawberries
The key to business is creating a solution to solve your customer's problem. It is no different for the public sector side. Local government's primary goal is to serve the needs and interests of the community it represents. In this episode, we explore the intersection of technology and public service with Nicole Coughlin, Chief Information Officer, Justin Sherwood, Assistant Director of IT, and Ted Urbaniak, Systems Administrator from the Town of Cary, NC. Discover how they're revolutionizing municipal operations by harnessing the power of data analytics, artificial intelligence (AI), and the Internet of Things (IoT). From their innovative "smart" park to their forward-thinking approach to governance, this dynamic team shares insights on how creativity and outside-the-box thinking are driving positive change in government. Tune in to gain valuable perspectives on leveraging technology for the greater good and inspiring innovation in your own community.Support the showProduced by: RIoTLearn more about RIoT: https://riot.org/Newsletter Sign-Up: http://tinyurl.com/ncekm63m Follow RIoT on social media Instagram Twitter Facebook Linkedin
Scott Zona, PhD, botanist and author of the award-winning book, “A Gardener's Guide to Botany,” explains how to turn rocks into glorious rock gardens!
Mark Weathington, director of the JC Raulston Arboretum, answers some of the top gardening questions
Welcome to Chatter with BNC, Business North Carolina's weekly podcast, serving up interviews with some of the Tar Heel State's most interesting people. With over two decades of local government experience, Sean R. Stegall left Elgin, Illinois to become Cary's Town Manager in 2016, where he is focusing on keeping Cary great by spearheading organizational development, promoting technological advancements, expanding economic opportunities, and strengthening the Town's role as a regional partner to support Cary's shift from a fast-growing to maturing community. Prior to Cary, Stegall's professional journey included posts in three states addressing a wide variety of topics including finance and budgeting, parks and recreation, legislative affairs, communications and engagement, planning, technology, and battling blizzards.
Welcome to Chatter with BNC, Business North Carolina's weekly podcast, serving up interviews with some of the Tar Heel State's most interesting people. With over two decades of local government experience, Sean R. Stegall left Elgin, Illinois to become Cary's Town Manager in 2016, where he is focusing on keeping Cary great by spearheading organizational development, promoting technological advancements, expanding economic opportunities, and strengthening the Town's role as a regional partner to support Cary's shift from a fast-growing to maturing community. Prior to Cary, Stegall's professional journey included posts in three states addressing a wide variety of topics including finance and budgeting, parks and recreation, legislative affairs, communications and engagement, planning, technology, and battling blizzards.
Naama Shaked shares stories of the experiences of hostages, those still in captivity, and local efforts to bring them home
Diet Drugs—how to get them, costs, insurance, safety, knock-offs, --myth busters—it's not about diet, exercise, willpower . My interview with Dr. Christopher McGowan - one of the few physicians in the nation who is triple-board-certified in in-ternal medicine, gastroenterology, and obesity medicine, and is a world-renowned leader in endobariatrics BONUS: alternatives to medicines
Zack Lewis reflects on his mission trip to Israel—bunker bedroom, rocket fire raids, peoples' stories (11-year-old killed-cookies to ward off Hamas) soldiers' stories (just doing their job), war's sights, sounds, smells, etc.
Summary: Paul and I talk about mixed-use development and innovation in real estate.Big Take Aways:- How growing up with “shades of beige” and a desire to deliver a unique project led to Paul's career in development.- The “100 Points” you need to score to get a real estate job.- The power of partnership, high standards, and symbiotic mixed-use development.________________________________________________________About Paul: Paul is responsible for development and acquisitions for Hines in North Carolina. In this role, he provides market leadership to determine investment strategy, coordinate with Hines' functional experts and internal funds, and source, capitalize, and execute Hines' projects across all product types.Since joining Hines in 2016, Paul has been involved in the development and acquisition of more than 2.5 million square feet of property across mixed-use, multifamily, office, and retail product types totaling over $1 billion. He has led the execution of the firm's village creation strategy which culminated in the delivery of the first phase of Fenton, a multi-phased, vertically integrated mixed-use village in Cary, the development of the Market District at American Tobacco in Durham, and the acquisition of Waverly Place in Cary. Prior to opening Hines' North Carolina office, Paul was involved with the development of Hines' multifamily and mixed-use projects in Florida. Before joining Hines, Paul spent four years at Amstar, a Denver-based real estate private equity fund.Paul holds a Bachelor of Science in Economics from Duke University, where he was captain of the Swimming and Diving team, and received a Master of Business Administration from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. Connect with Paul/Hines: Website | LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter________________________________________________________Show Notes: Welcome to Dirt NC where we talk all about the places and spaces of North Carolina and the people who make them awesome, I am your host Jed Byrne.Throughout my career in engineering, construction, finance, and development, I have covered just about all sides of the land use ecosystem. This show creates an opportunity for me to share what I have learned with you as well as introduce you to some of my friends, both new and old who are doing transformative work.With each episode of Dirt NC my goal is to make sure you walk away learning something new about land use. I promise to keep it simple and straight to the point.As always, I am grateful that you have chosen to share this time with me! If you have comments/questions/suggestions about Dirt NC or anything land use related you can find me on Twitter at @OakCityCRE and if you want a simple and to the point update on Raleigh commercial development you can subscribe to The Top Five, my free weekly newsletter at www.oakcitycre.com Until next time, Thank you!
Megan and Nate I met at a meet and mingle networking event in Cary NC. Megan is a Realtor and Nate is a pharmaceutical engineer. We almost teamed up on a investment property but the profit was to tight to split so they ended up going in solo and flipping a house! be sure to tune in for the second part of this episode after they sell the house to see how the project turned out.
Shannon Guse, Director of High School and College Ministries at Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church in Dallas texas and Alan Bancroft, Youth Ministry Coordinator at Cary Presbyterian Church in Cary NC join Michelle and Cliff to talk about Camino Pilgrimages and Allison Billings has a top 5 List around connecting.
The civic infrastructure of the futrure. Two guests joined the podcast to talk about using technology to better engage residents and improve trust in local government. Dan Ault is the Assistant Town Manager and Chief Innovation Officer for the Town of Cary, North Carolina. Eyal Feder-Levy is the CEO and Co-Founder of ZenCity, a community engagement platform. Dan discussed using community engagement data to inform decision-making - even the decision not to act. Eyal talked about the launch of ZenCity 360 and expanding the number of people that participate in local government. Host: Lauren Palmer
Cary NC's annual Lazy Daze extravaganza is coming up quickly. Enjoy this quick preview of the must see activites that fill this 2 day event.
Cary NC's annual Lazy Daze extravaganza is coming up quickly. Enjoy this quick preview of the must see activites that fill this 2 day event.
I learned to give myself some grace. ~ Jessica Sturino Floyd During this rebroadcast episode Jessica Sturino Floyd shares her struggles as an ADHD mom with neurodiverse children and her realization that community and a sense of belonging are the missing puzzle piece for many neurodiverse families. WE TALK ABOUT ✔️As humans we are meant to be in community with others ✔️The importance of community and a sense of belonging for neurodiverse families ✔️Connecting with others who understand our struggles is vital for ourselves and our neurodiverse children ✔️The sensory gym she's co-opening to provide belonging and connection to neurodiverse families ………….. GUEST RESOURCES Jessica Sturino Floyd worked in the physical therapy profession for 15 years before becoming a mother of 2 differently wired children. She gave up her career due to a lack of resources available for her autistic son. During this time, she experienced the isolation and emotional struggle that many caregivers of children with disabilities experience, and discovered the importance of community. She became the Facilitator for the Wake County Chapter of the Autism Society of North Carolina to help improve the lives of autistic individuals, help support their families and educate communities. Jessica is the proud co-owner of the We Rock the Spectrum sensory gym in Cary NC providing a fully inclusive and understanding space for our differently abled community to learn and grow together. Website: https://werockthespectrumcary.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wrtscary Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wrtscary/ *If you enjoyed this episode, I'd love to hear about your biggest takeaway. Screenshot the episode on your device, post it on your Facebook profile and tag me @visiondrivenmomwithadhd ………….. ADHD SUPPORTS GUIDE www.visiondrivenmom.com/adhdsupports ………….. VISION DRIVEN MOM WITH ADHD RESOURCES Share: #visiondrivenmompodcast Website: http://www.visiondrivenmom.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/visiondrivenmom/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/visiondrivenmomwithadhd SUBSCRIBE Apple | Google | Spotify | iHeart | Audible | Stitcher If you're enjoying the podcast, subscribe, rate and review it in iTunes. It's one of the best ways you can help new listeners find us.
Dustin Blundell is an agent with Goosehead Insurance located in Raleigh, NC. Dustin joined Goosehead because of his unwavering commitment to take care of his clients. Using cutting edge technology to shop with dozens of "A" rated insurance companies in just a few short minutes, he is able to find the right coverage at a competitive price. He takes the time to review all of the options and customizes a policy based on the unique risks and desires of each client. After finalizing an option, Dustin is backed by a service team that has the highest client loyalty rating in the industry. Request a quote from Dustin and you will quickly understand why Goosehead is one of the fastest growing distributors of home and auto insurance in the United States.Learn more about DustinReach out to The Rachel Kendall Team:Website: https://rachelkendall.com/about/team/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheRachelKendallTeam/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therachelkendallteam/Touring the Triangle Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/touringthetriangle/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-rachel-kendall-team/Twitter: https://twitter.com/rkteamYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/rachelkendallteamPhone: 919.782.4505
Nestled under the shady canopy of Bond Park awaits a festival budding with arts and crafts. The annual Spring Daze Arts and Crafts Festival give a true nod to the artistry and creativity that makes up the state of North Carolina.--Denise Dickens, Public Art Supervisor & Curator of Exhibitions and Collections for the Town of Cary, takes us behind the scenes.
This episode is another panel Robyn did with Color of Fandom at Ret-Con. They talk about the horror genre in various mediums and how that interacts with the Black experience. They discuss both viewing horror media from a Black perspective, and discuss what makes something Black horror. We are also excited to announce live interviews we'll be doing at V-Con on discord on Sunday March 26. 3pm: Jeremy Whitley 4pm: Jadzia Axelrod Ret-Con is a speculative fiction conference base in Cary NC. Home | Ret-Con Color of Fandom is a Fan group based in the Raleigh/Durham area with an emphasis on diverse inclusion and representation in fandom. Also, V-Con is a virtual convention organized by Color of Fandom happening March 25-26, 2023. Embracing Diversity in Geekdom Color of Fandom | Facebook Color of Fandom (Raleigh, NC) | Meetup Color of Fandom | Discord V-Con | Discord V-Con Event Link Hosted and Produced by: Robyn McGlotten & Tracy Holt Music from https://filmmusic.io: "Beauty Flow" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) Licence: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Website: http://diversityissues.libsyn.com/ Facebook: @Diversity.Issues.Podcast Instagram: @Diversity.Issues.Podcast Twitter: @div_iss_pod Email: diversity.issues.podcast@gmail.com
We are kicking of season 4 with a series of panels that Robyn recorded at Ret-Con in Cary NC. For this panel, Robyn is joined by some of our friends from Color of Fandom. They talk about comic book film and television adaptations including what makes a good one, and some of the pitfalls. One correction: In regard to the release of Y the Last Man, it was released during the George W. Bush presidency. Ret-Con is a speculative fiction conference base in Cary NC. Home | Ret-Con Color of Fandom is a Fan group based in the Raleigh/Durham area with an emphasis on diverse inclusion and representation in fandom. Also, V-Con is a virtual convention organized by Color of Fandom happening March 25-26, 2023. Embracing Diversity in Geekdom Color of Fandom | Facebook Color of Fandom (Raleigh, NC) | Meetup Color of Fandom | Discord V-Con Event Link Hosted and Produced by: Robyn McGlotten & Tracy Holt Music from https://filmmusic.io: "Beauty Flow" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) Licence: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Website: http://diversityissues.libsyn.com/ Facebook: @Diversity.Issues.Podcast Instagram: @Diversity.Issues.Podcast Twitter: @div_iss_pod Email: diversity.issues.podcast@gmail.com
I Own My Bank has put out a new video that explores how real estate investors in Cary North Carolina can get started with Infinite Banking and create their own private money accounts. The video is available for viewing in full at https://www.iownmybank.com I Own My Bank 3111 New Jersey 38 Ste 11 #233, Mount Laurel Township, NJ 08054, United States Website https://www.iownmybank.com/ Email prc.pressagency@gmail.com
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Jonathan McCollum opened his own law practice in 2008 and focused on Real Estate, regulatory, and transaction matters until 2010 when he concentrated on Executive Management positions at several different companies around the Triangle. Today, Jonathan concentrates on Residential and Commercial Real Estate Transactions. He also enjoys spending time with his family, going to Carolina Hurricanes games, and playing with his two Shi-Tzus.Learn more about JonathanReach out to The Rachel Kendall Team:Website: https://rachelkendall.com/about/team/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheRachelKendallTeam/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therachelkendallteam/Touring the Triangle Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/touringthetriangle/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-rachel-kendall-team/Twitter: https://twitter.com/rkteamYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/rachelkendallteamPhone: 919.782.4505
No Agenda Episode 1502 - "Shood Fortage" "Shood Fortage" Executive Producers: Sir Who Dat" of the Hall of Fame City. Sumit Khanna Associate Executive Producers: Sir Thomas McKean Knight of the House Lombardi Allison Remenapp Kenneth Kasper Sarah Gardner Steve P Wirt Fuller Become a member of the 1503 Club, support the show here Boost us with with Podcasting 2.0 Certified apps: Podfriend - Breez - Sphinx - Podstation - Curiocaster - Fountain Title Changes Sir Daniel Posselt -> Sir Dan Someone Sir Wayne Larcombe of Sunnybank Hills -> Baron Wayno of the Great Southern Land Sir Bradley Shellnut -> Sir Shellnut Knights & Dames Erin Harvey -> Dame Discount Emily Clanton -> Dame Dame Jen Buckwheat aka The Missezzzz -> Dame The Missezzzz (?) Francie Silva -> Dame Francie Silva, Black Knight Sara Shonka -> Dame Sara of the Lake Mary Agates Mark Shonka -> Sir Marcus of Gurkhaland Richard Leone -> Sir Who Dat of the Hall of Fame City Nathan Lombardi -> Sir Thomas McKean Knight of the House Lombardi Alex Greene -> Sir Brahphecy Knight of Shakedown Street Trevor -> Sir Trevor the Machinist Andrew PG -> knight of the Patagonia y Tierra del Fuego Tom Davies -> Sir Atomgiant, of Cary NC, Black Knight Matthew Wells -> Sir Matt Wells, Knight of the Austin Peddicabbies, Black Knight Christopher Winter -> Sir Christopher Brike of the Dirty-Burg, Black Knight Aaron Meysenburg -> Sir AA-Ron of the Little Luxembourg Settlement and Greater Bohemian Alps, Black Knight Anonymous -> Sir Anonymous of the ADF-C and Arapahoe County, Black Knight Chris Wietrzykowski -> Sir Elazmo of Sarasota Anonymous -> Sir Zio of the Wu-Tang Ham, Black Knight Chris Weinberg -> Sir Allen the Bearded, Black Knight Pete DeVries -> Sir Pete - Herder of Cats, Black Knight Alan Sibley -> Sir Radic-AL, Knight of the Holey Orbs Micah Lovell -> Sir Magister of the Endless Mountains Michael Burdett -> Sir Vant, of My Lord Jesus Christ and the Gitmo Nation Art By: Comic Strip Blogger End of Show Mixes: Deez Laughs - Neal Jones - Jesse Coy Nelson - Matty J - Tom Starkweather Engineering, Stream Management & Wizardry Mark van Dijk - Systems Master Ryan Bemrose - Program Director Back Office Aric Mackey Chapters: Dreb Scott Clip Custodian: Neal Jones NEW: and soon on Netflix: Animated No Agenda No Agenda Social Registration Sign Up for the newsletter No Agenda Peerage ShowNotes Archive of links and Assets (clips etc) 1502.noagendanotes.com New: Directory Archive of Shownotes (includes all audio and video assets used) archive.noagendanotes.com RSS Podcast Feed Full Summaries in PDF No Agenda Lite in opus format NoAgendaTorrents.com has an RSS feed or show torrents Last Modified 11/10/2022 16:59:41This page created with the FreedomController Last Modified 11/10/2022 16:59:41 by Freedom Controller
Episode 58Walter Beede knows what it takes to get youth baseball players prepared to play high school and college baseball. Coach Beede is known as "The Youth Baseball Guy" received a scholarship from Arizona State University and was selected in the 13th round draft pick in 1981 by the Chicago Cubs, His Coaching background is lengthy and extensive. He has been a head coach at the High School, American Legion, National Travel baseball and NCAA-College level, He has also worked as a Task force member for the prestigious Team USA program in Cary NC. The parent of two sons that competed and graduated at the college level, Walter has been through the recruiting process with both of his sons Kyle and Tyler. Kyle played for LSU Eunice and Alexandria, and Tyler played for The National Champion Vanderbilt Commodores. Tyler also holds the distinction of being the only New England player in the 53-year history of the MLB Draft to be a TWO TIME FIRST ROUND DRAFT Selection. Walter Beede explains: how travel baseball is a multi-million dollar businesswhy recruits should attend college campsthe importance of high school coacheshow to be a college ready recruitwhat Tim Corbin (Vanderbilt) told him about high school playersBest trick playsYou can follow Walter Beede - @baseballlifer11 (Twitter) Follow: Twitter | Instagram @Athlete1Podcast https://www.athlete1.net Sponsor: The Netting Professionals https://www.nettingpros.com
Join Stu and Dr. Stephen Davey. for the story of how it all started 36 years ago with the Shepherds Church.
Hey guys, Keith, with the Garden Supply Company. Today I wanted to talk to people about all the things that you can do that are close to the garden center. Basically coming over and spending half a day spending the afternoon at the garden center. And in that thought centering it around lunch or going out and getting a drink or.And we've got some really good places around the garden center and, it's, I've been there 25 years, so I frequent all these places pretty often. I thought it that's true. Every time I go to the pizza place, I run into Epic. Exactly. And right down from the pizza place is Phil's Cigar shop, Tobacconists of Cary. I thought I would I would feature some of these businesses, and I think that they're a good combination for swinging over to the garden center and meeting a friend hang out at the garden center, go get lunch or go get lunch and then come take a stroll around the garden center.It's something fun to do a place to. Down, right on the corner of Cary Parkway and Old Apex Road. There are some great businesses. There's a small pharmacy, that's a local business, Bee Well Pharmacy that I frequent pretty often when I need something for, or vaccination or whatever happened to happen to be doing.It's a great little pharmacy. Kinda off-topic, but the tobacconists, if you're a cigar smoker he does a great job. He's got a huge selection. He'll bring in new stuff pretty consistently and fills a wealth of knowledge as far as what he's got in there and grab a cigar and then hit Salvio's Pizza. Salvio is just like two doors down. Yeah. Two doors down Salvio is, it's. It's an old-school pizza place it's been there.As long as we've been there, I think it's about 25 years old. It's my and my family's favorite pizza place in Cary. The other place that I had dinner there or picked up dinner there from last night is the Tangerine Cafe. I walked by for 15 years, for some reason or another. And one day, I was like, I'm tired of Salz. I've been there. , I'd been there two or three times in a short period of time. I'm gonna check this place out. And it's a kind of Asian fusion. Unbelievable food. Great soup, great calamari, all kinds of just great food. I would recommend popping in there. They're just doing takeout right now. Still, it's a great spot to pick something up and bring it over to the garden center.Find a little table or a bench and have your lunch. On the other end of the world. We've got the Abbey Road Tavern and Grill. They're known for their burgers. You can sit out there and have a nice lunch, meet somebody over there.Just a casual environment, And then down the road on Maynard. There's Big Mike's BBQ. And then there's Great Harvest Bread Company. Great harvest bread company is always just a nice fresh sandwich. They've, bread's baked this morning. They do all kinds of typical sandwiches and then And then, and they'll let you sample stuff while you're there.And then you can take a little bread home with you, but both of those are good, really good stops. Pan a day, pick up some food, bring it to the garden center, and do a tailgate. It's a good spot to eat and check out some of these local businesses.I think it's really important that people support local businesses.
Stuff In This Episode: We talk with former Director of Creative Media for Football at North Carolina State University, Mike Jones, about what's next in his career and how he got to this point. Mike shares how it has been a life-long dream to work for the Charlotte Hornets, and the dream started as a player, then after he obtained a B.S. in Sport Management with a minor in Coaching from Liberty University in May 2018, it changed to being an agent. Shortly after that, he got experience with his first camera and fell in love with Photography. Mike sought out mentors, worked hard, and created a career for himself as a creative, even though he struggled with that term. Mike shares stories of "making it happen" and working with celebrities. We discuss advice for creatives to make their dreams happen Be consistent. Do good work where you are at. You can get noticed. Network. Don't be afraid to seek help and take risks to make your dreams come true. It's Tuesday. To attract celebrity clients, you need to act like you've been there and not just "fan-girl" out. Links To Stuff We Talk About: Follow Mike on Instagram | Twitter | or his website at MikeJonesNC.com Episode Sponsor: This episode of The Guys Who Do Stuff is brought to you by The Studio Cary, your local neighborhood podcast studio. Connect with your audience. Grow your brand. Visit Podcast Cary Today for more info and booking.Help your friends who do stuff get unstuck, tell a better story, and have a good answer to the question, what are you doing today? If you like the Guys Who Do Stuff, visit GuysWhoDoStuff.com to subscribe for free, and you'll never miss an episode. And if you really like the Guys Who Do Stuff, we'd appreciate you telling a friend (maybe even two).
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Mike and Laura kick off season 4 with members of the G2 band of North Carolina. Jake Koshkin and Anna Barschewskaya of G2 talk about their upcoming performance at Rock The Pig 2022 and life as Eastern Europeans that now call Cary, NC their home.
Catherine Aponte, psychologist and author of “A Marriage of Equals,” explores and advises on INFIDELITY. Catherine did graduate work in Clinical Psychology at Duke University, and her husband, also a psychologist, served on the Department of Psychiatry faculty at UNC. Catherine Aponte, psychologist and author of “A Marriage of Equals,” explores and advises on INFIDELITY. Catherine did graduate work in Clinical Psychology at Duke University, and her husband, also a psychologist, served on the Department of Psychiatry faculty at UNC.
Dale Folwell, North Carolina State Treasurer, talks State unclaimed cash, pandemic-era federal hospital monies, medical debt affecting credit scores, and more.
Kids Together Playground was a dream initiated by two seven-year-old girls who wanted a safe place to play for their younger sisters who had disabilities, so they created one—and YOU can, too! Marla Dorrel, the founder and president of the Kids Together nonprofit, explains how.
Hey, Keith Ramsey with the garden supply company. I've got Jason here with me today. Many of you guys know Jason as our resident beekeeper, manages our bee department, and takes care of everything related to bees. With a little bit of help from me every once in a while. Jason talked the other day, and swarm season's right around the corner.Jason, what causes a swarm as I Bee Expert: I was going to say, swamp, this natural tendency is to make more bees as they grow in a colony or the cavity or space they're living in. Since that approaching, they will tend to outgrow that bee since that approaching and will naturally divide themselves, which means they'll cast out a queen and about a third to half of the existing bees in that colony.And they'll relocate to another or try to leave [00:01:00] relocate to another location. If you see that, it's a great thing to see. Like in a cartoon, we, the cloud of bees coming through the sky. But when they land, they're going to land into groups all cluster together, usually on a branch or in a shrub or on a Keith: fence post or something like that.So the queen and the queen land on the branch first, and the bees go from what. 40-foot swarm to, kind of get smaller and smaller you all are until it's telling us they're Bee Expert: attracted to the queen. So, when the bees swarm, many workers leave first, and they start to fly around. The activity inside the hive gets chaotic, and the other workers are forced to queen out with them.They all fly up into a cloud or a group into this, in the sky, before flying back until they reach a spot where they can use all cluster together to rest and regroup before moving to their permanent home. Keith: Everything about bees is interesting. It's like a non-stop learning curve.But the old queen leaves, and she goes with all the old. The fun thing about that is [00:02:00] they know what they're doing. They know that the whole deal, and they've all got a position in the hive. And they go pop as much honey as they can too.So they can start building wax and start collecting resources. Bee Expert: Which in that whole process. So they'll engorge themselves with honey. They want to take as many resources with them to the new location. It takes a lot of energy to make wax and rebuild. They're reconstructing the whole.So we're when they've done that, and they are in their resting group. They tend to be relatively docile when they've clustered on the branch. No need to be scared of them, really, as long as you're don't, I wouldn't recommend approaching them necessarily, but they're not going to leap off of where they are and come stinky or attack you.They're in a resting mode. They don't have anything to protect. Home or brewed that they have to defend homeless bees, homeless B. So they're just looking they're in transition. Yep. Keith: Migraine. So, the other thing that I've found interesting is that there are many feral bees left. Bee Expert: No. When people talk about feral bees, it's [00:03:00] usually bees that a beekeeper has been managing or mismanaging, and they've either swarmed, or they've missed the swarm or the colony has left and relocated to another Keith: spot.But Winnie the Pooh tree. They aren't around because of mites, insect problems, or disease problems. Bee Expert: So, these don't tend to live very long in nature. The honeybee is not native to North America in the first. Keith: place. So they need management.They need Bee Expert: management. Absolutely. Because of pests that have been introduced over the years, mostly through commercial beekeeping practices. Have spread to all the bees, and without specific management, they will die. Yeah. Keith: That has to be a bummer if you're a beekeeper. If your swarm leaves, it's they're breaking up with you.Like we're out. Yep. You got one job, beekeeper. Bee Expert: I'd wanted Keith: this one since I had an older customer and it was keeping bees for a couple of years, and he came in, and he said, These girls don't even know when they got a good home. They kept flying on [00:04:00] him. Probably because of Bee Expert: it couldn't be healthy bees.I Healthy. Like I said, bees want Keith: to make more bees. Yeah. So when the old bees and the old queen leaves. And the reason they leave is that they're knowledgeable and they know what they're doing, and they have the resources and the Queen fertile, and she can lay an egg the next day.And she probably will lay an egg in an unfinished cell the next day. So to start that whole process again, you got a thousand bees at the hatch out of a hive and in a given day and a thousand bees that die every day. So she wants to lay a thousand eggs as fast as they can build those cells.But the exciting thing about it is you've got an infertile queen in the high. And she's got to do a mating flight. She's got to become fertile start to lay eggs. So there's a 12 or 15-day process there. But she. She's born into a hive. That's already got eggs and all stages of brood that are hatching now.So she's got a 10 to [00:05:00] 10 days before you see any blip in the process. Bee Expert: And that is a healthy thing for them. They can prevent the disease from spreading throughout the colony when they do that. So if bees get sick, they may divide themselves. A lot of the sick bees end up leaving. What's left.Can recover and Keith: maintain. Yep. It's really important that if you see bees are in short supply, they're in significant decline because of insect problems insect issues. But if you see a swarm, they're not going to make it on their own in the wild. You mustn't spray them, don't spray them.We've gone out to rescue bees, and somebody's standing there spraying them with unbelievable chemicals. But reach out to garden supply company. And if you're local, if you're not local, reach out to Facebook B group, the county, almost every county in America has a big.But you reach out to one of those guys, and they'll put, they'll get the word out there [00:06:00] to the beekeepers that, that are available, Bee Expert: the keepers want to catch these things, give them a home, and then take care of them. Sure, exactly. Keith: And you mentioned that there's not that many feral bees left.It's probably somebody's. If Bee Expert: you see what Keith: Yeah, it's going to be somebody hive. There's a mite that's been around for about ten years, and that's a big part of the problem with bees. And it's why the loss rate with bees has gone way up, even when they're managed.But if they're not treated for. Ultimately those hives are just going to decline over 24 months. And it probably won't make it to, it may not make it a year, but it was not going to make it two years. So when you lose a high. In a tree, say, they'll leave the resources behind, and you may get another swarm that goes to that tree, but you don't, but isn't that high as died out.And then another swarm moves in because the resources are already there. I grew up in the country, and I remember honeybees would get in people's houses and stuff like that, but I haven't heard of like a swarm and a deck. Yeah. We could have to send you pictures that they happen mainly in the [00:07:00] springtime this spring.It's a mid-March through mid June is getting way late for swarms, but you see a few then April and May. And it's, and again, as Jason said, there it's the natural way that a beehive, they multiply, you end up with two points. They seem to like houses branches in cars.Yeah. So my dad tells this story, and then it may be exaggerated. I don't know where he saw somebody that went into a house and they were cutting the bees out of the house. They found the queen. He said the guy put the queen in a cage, and he put it in the back seat of a Buick LeSabre. And the B's filed into the Buick LeSabre to be with the queen.And that's what happens. That is the way this works. That's why there are so many forms and cars. And then he said that guy got in the car with a [00:08:00] pseudo. And proceeded to drive down the road. And he said the bees were flying after Victor. I bet. That's what happened in this situation. I'm looking at a Google picture of a beekeeper approaching a cop car.That's been like completely swarm. Bee Expert: the cop was probably like, yeah, we'll grab the queen. Keith: We'll throw it in the back of the squad.Bee Expert: I Keith: I just want to know why there aren't any pictures or videos of what my dad saw. He's got a phone.That is precisely the way it works, though. If you can find the queen and the queen to not necessarily easy to find and in a hive, but when you're doing cutouts like Jason was talking about, that's when I'm high, I've had swore. It's located itself into a house and a.You've got to complicate it because that involves the construction and genetics. Do you guys charge if you've seen us warm on a branch, so we'll come to get a swarm that the cutouts are a lot more specialized? Jason used to [00:09:00] do a fair amount of them, but if you're typically partner with a carpenter.And it's a thousand or $2,000 process could be $5,000 depending on, where they've gone in and what kind of woodwork you're coming that dealing with the structure. Bee Expert: You don't want to damage somebody's house. You want to be real careful and be insured and Keith: know what you're doing.So it's, that's a, it's a more, it's a lot more complicated, but again, it's, that's worth saving those bees and getting them out of the house. The other part of that is if you were to spray them in the place, All the resources are still there and the holes potentially still there. And if the hole isn't there, they will find another hole because there's a boatload of honey in there and pollen.So they'll, and they can smell like you've killed the queen in the house. They can smell where the queen that they can. They can sense where the queen is. She's given all Fairmont. Dead or alive for years, they can come. So for years, they'll come back to the location, and you'll have another swarm there and another swarm there.So they need to be cut out, cleaned out, [00:10:00] primed, and then sealed up correctly. Then not have another swarm in that location. But, give us a shout. If you see us warm garden supply company and see any bees, your Bee Expert: concern, you don't know what they are. They could be yellow jackets, Hornets. Let us know, and we'll figure it out. Keith: take a picture, send it back.Or reach out to a bee club. And or your county, they've usually got a list of people who'll pick up hives or swarms. I didn't know that they weren't local to our area and needed maintenance. It's like a., And like cattle raising come out, roaming around.Do you, should, you should call whoever is missing. You should have somebody to pick them up. Bee Expert: off. The not native to north and south America came across with Keith: your European crumbs in Bee Expert: Columbus and stuff. Yeah. Yeah. Keith: She'll need maintenance. They do all right until next time. Swing by and look at the hives at garden supply company and enjoy spring.
Careers paths aren't always straight and easy to navigate. In fact, for many veterans and military spouses, they're almost always filled with curves or are ones you have to carve along the way. That's the case for my guest, Alex Hopkin. Alex Hopkin, is an Accredited Financial Counselor®, Certified Financial Planner®, and is the founder of Simply Paraplanner, a job board website connecting financial planning firms with virtual hires across the country. Alex will be the opening keynote speaker at the first-ever MilMoneyCon April 21-23 in Cary NC. I can't wait for her to share her message with fellow military financial professionals. In this episode, Alex shares how she got her start as a financial professional, and the impacts being a military spouse had on her career. She also shares a little sneak peek into her keynote speech next month. The show notes can be found here: https://laceylangford.com/podcast/creating-your-career
Today we have Dr. Megan Pasookhush, a friend and colleague of mine in the wellness space from the Wellness Compounding Pharmacy in Cary NC. Megan Pasookhush, PharmD/MBA, Rph, FAAMM, ABAAHP, PCCA is also a Certified Hormone Specialist, Owner/Founder of Wellness Compounding Pharmacy in Cary and Owner/Founder of Forever Well Life Plan in Cary, NC. Dr. Megan has empowered people across North Carolina to pursue a wellness approach customized to exactly what their bodies need. In partnership with the patient and other healthcare providers, Dr. Megan uses her training, experience, and wisdom to help her patients discover a new level of health and wellness. Dr. Megan offers corporate wellness programs and hosts educational health and wellness events and seminars. This is a bit longer so forgive me but I think you will enjoy our chat! For information on local compounding (they ship too) as well as Forever Well Life Plan Program: https://www.carywellnessrx.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drmegan_rx/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wellnesspharmacycary Wonderful article on medical freedom in: ncphysiciansforfreedom.com And beautiful woman, if you are struggling with your health and you want to be part of a group where you can be loved on, prayed over and encouraged, join me in my fb group Holistic Health for Christian Women. This just might be the time for you to take back control over your health. For such a time as this right? I am SO here for that! Join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/933692933927629 Grab my FREE Foggy and Fatigued Blueprint here: https://www.subscribepage.com/foggyandfatigue Want support and accountability? Hop on a FREE Autoimmune Assessment call here: https://p.bttr.to/3dzZLs1 Connect: www.treasuredwellness.com www.michelle@treasuredwellness.com https://www.facebook.com/twellness https://www.instagram.com/mmccoy.treasuredwellness/
Join Wendi, and Sarah on their trip to Cary NC to try Annelore's German Bakery. Today's episode will feature memories of their trip to Germany, very bad pronunciation of the German language, lots of road noise on the recorder, and strange toys in the trunk!
Rebecca is a mother to 8 month old Miriam and also the owner of a small business (a yarn shop specializing in hand-dyed varieties, based in Cary NC). Rebecca took both plunges very bravely: leaving the corporate world to open her own business and also choosing to pursue the path of having a baby on her own. Sarah and Rebecca tell a few fun stories, and then Rebecca opens up about what the journey was like and how it's been so far -- even with surprises beyond what she had imagined! She also offers some great advice to those thinking about a similar journey. In the Q&A, Laura and Sarah answer a listener question about how to cope and process the challenges (both physical & emotional) of traveling with a toddler. Additional note -- if you are a yarn lover and want to check out Rebecca's lovely offerings, you can find her shop at warmnfuzzy.com! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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