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Barbershop quartet to perform at St. Mary's On Feb. 15, the acapella quartet Heartfelt, consisting of members of the Westchester Harmony chorus, will perform at St. Mary's Church in Cold Spring. Beacon resident Scott Kruse is substituting to sing baritone, which insiders call the "junk notes" because they sound almost unmusical when performed solo. The tones are "integral to the overall chord, but hearing them alone is rough sledding," says Bill Kruse, Heartfelt's lead singer and Scott's father. Traditional barbershop repertoire consists of popular songs from more than a century ago, like "Sweet Adeline," "Hello! Ma Baby" and "By the Light of the Silvery Moon." Heartfelt will deliver some comedy, lead sing-a-longs and perform numbers appropriate for Valentine's Day. The spelling of "Ma Baby" hints at the genre's roots in minstrelsy, where white performers corked up their faces and caricatured Black people, a portrayal perpetuated by Hollywood through the 1950s. Early barbershoppers appropriated the style from Black singers who secularized four-part gospel harmony. Louis Armstrong sang in a New Orleans quartet and ragtime composer Scott Joplin's 1910 opera Treemonisha includes a barbershop number, "We Will Rest a While." The groups that recorded in the late 1890s and early 1900s, like the Edison and the Haydn quartets, "got to do so because they were white," says Brian Lynch of the Nashville-based Barbershop Harmony Society. "The Black groups couldn't get that kind of exposure." Then came the porkpie hats, red vests, maybe a mustache and always the cornpone humor. The style is characterized by a tenor pitched above the melody (or lead). The bass nails down the low end and the baritone fills in the mid-range notes. Chords are held for emphasis, notes are bent, repeated and inverted to create sounds that can be stirring. In 1938, toward the end of the Great Depression, a group of singers in Tulsa formed the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America, known by the awkward acronym SPEBSQUA, which lampooned federal New Deal agencies. After a stint in Wisconsin, the organization moved to Nashville in 2007 and became the Barbershop Harmony Society a year later. "There's a lot of experimentation going on" in the genre, says Lynch, but at competitions, the society enforces rules regarding the number of seventh notes that must be sung. Known as the "blue note," the seventh emphasizes a half-step drop of pitch from the keynote and is the genre's signature sound. The Westchester group dates to 1953. Like many other ensembles, it has performed concerts dedicated to the Beatles, Broadway, the music of the 1960s and composers associated with the Great American Songbook. For a traditional style of music, things are in flux. Known as the Westchester Chordsmen for many years, Westchester Harmony rebranded last year and began accepting women as members following the Barbershop Harmony Society's lead in 2018, Lynch says. Today about 20 percent of the 650 choruses in North America include women (along with seven of Westchester Harmony's 55 singers). Beyond tight harmonies and corny humor, barbershop choruses are known for constant and consistent recruiting. "We're always looking for voices," says Bill Kruse. "The beauty of being among a lot of singers is that you can easily blend in, but if you're in a quartet and someone hits a wrong bass note, it's easy to identify the culprit. The beauty of the larger group is that anyone can sing this style of music, and it's fun." St. Mary's Church is located at 1 Chestnut St. in Cold Spring. The free concert, which is part of the ongoing Music at St. Mary's series, begins at 2 p.m.

Low Fiction brings sonic fury from pits of hell Taking the stage at The Yard in Beacon in October, the metal band Low Fiction flipped the switch from a dirge-like breakdown to a deafening rumble that unleashed a sonic fury conjured from the pits of hell. The spectators, 60 strong, bobbed heads, convulsed bodies and roared their approval during the quartet's 10-song set. They demanded and received an encore. Despite declarations about its alleged death, guitar-driven rock 'n' roll remains a conduit for rebellious youth and older folks who cling to the music of their teen years. "Metal mixes well with other edgy styles," says lyricist, guitarist and lead vocalist Jack Kolodziejski, who lives in Newburgh but retains close ties to Beacon, where his 30-something bandmates are residents. "We take all our influences - punk, hardcore, metal, alt-rock, stoner rock, shoegaze - throw it into a blender and see what comes up." Low Fiction will perform on Friday (Jan. 17) at Denning's Point Distillery in Beacon with King in Yellow. The group, whose name is intended to be a lowbrow antithesis to the term high art, shares a rehearsal space with several other plugged-in hard rockers at the KuBe Art Center. On Bandcamp, they identify as "heavy metal," by now a generic term with a massive tent, although the genre's more commercial acts are often associated with some melody, fast guitar solos, flowing locks of hair and at least semifrequent chord changes in a quasi-pop song format. By contrast, Low Fiction's tunes flow like the lazy Hudson in a hypnotic, rhythmically repetitive but deliberate manner. The songs create an ambient ensemble sound before subtly shifting in mood and intensity. "We're like the Grateful Dead of metal," says Kolodziejski. "We prefer to keep it pretty laid back." Neither he nor Beacon-born guitarist Noah Mandia "shred," slang for running up and down the neck playing lightning-quick licks. At The Yard, they played maybe three subdued solos in their set. The collaborative, riff-based compositions drench the guitar sounds with feedback, overdrive and distortion. Even Brian Caprari's bass blasts with an effects-pedal-driven sonic boom. The lulls provide space for drummer to pummel the skins and cymbals with menace, especially during the song "Dark Ride." "At first, I learned to play the right way, with reading and finesse, but I use none of that technique here," says Scelzo. "The goal is maximum volume and effect." The most toe-tapping song, "Break Your Brain," ended with a breakdown, where bands slow the song's dynamics, then ratchet the tempo and intensity back up or shift into a fast-chord sequence. In this case, the band's sludgy pulse faded to near stasis. Band members jammed around town with other musicians until the quartet congealed in 2022. They released their first albums, Dungeon Demo and Midnight Demon in 2023, and an EP, Vestige, last year. Despite working white-collar day jobs, they celebrate the dark side. Songs unfold like horror flicks, and their artwork features eerie imagery. "That's the stuff we often talk about, slasher movies and other gory things," says Scelzo. "Murder and deceit are primal, and it all goes back thousands of years, but we channel it with loud, pounding rock 'n' roll." Denning's Point Distillery is located at 10 N. Chestnut St. in Beacon. The show begins at 7 p.m. and a $10 donation is suggested. Follow the band at instagram.com/lowfictionhv and download music at lowfictionhv.bandcamp.com.

Dom welcomes Evan Bochetto, Ambassador of Philadelphia Young Republicans, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about an upcoming debate watch party on Tuesday Night, where Dom will be a featured guest. It's a free event, which you can find Tuesday Night, September 10th, at the Kimpton Hotel Monaco, Lafayette South Room, 433 Chestnut St in Philadelphia.

In today's second hour, Dom welcomes RNC Chairman Michael Whatley back onto the Dom Giordano Program, to discuss the way that Trump is framing issues of the economy, pointing out the multiple examples of plagiarism by the Harris campaign. This leads Dom and Michael into a preview of the upcoming debate, with Whatley explaining what Trump hopes to portray to voters on Tuesday. Then, Dom welcomes Evan Bochetto, Ambassador of Philadelphia Young Republicans, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about an upcoming debate watch party on Tuesday Night, where Dom will be a featured guest. It's a free event, which you can find Tuesday Night, September 10th, at the Kimpton Hotel Monaco, Lafayette South Room, 433 Chestnut St in Philadelphia.

St. Mary's Church hosts music for all folds Music fills the cavernous sanctuary throughout the year at St. Mary's Episcopal Church in Cold Spring - and it's not always what one might expect. In addition to Prince Nyatanga playing Sunday morning sacred songs on the organ, jazz pianist Daniel Kelly has a gig at 7 p.m. tonight (Sept. 6), the Doansburg Chamber Ensemble and the Taghkanick Chorale perform regularly and the Hudson Highlands Pipe Band practices in the Parish Hall. Last year, a group created an independent nonprofit, Music at St. Mary's, to present an eclectic mix of free concerts in the nave. Part of its mission is to pay the musicians a fair wage with funding provided by donations and grants. Another goal is to entice people into the space. "We hear it all the time: 'I've lived here my entire life and have never been inside,'" says Bruce Croushore, who chairs the new entity. "The sound is spectacular." The Musical Heart of St. Mary's The digital organ at St. Mary's Episcopal Church resembles the traditional instruments profiled in the Aug. 30 issue of The Current, with two important exceptions: the computer inside and the sound emanating from speakers in the rafters. After a fire destroyed the church's organ in 1961 and its successor fell into disrepair, John Drew came to the rescue in the mid-1990s, installing a $250,000 electronic organ and designing its circuits and sound. Drew left in 2000 and about 15 years later, the circuitry blew. Tim Lusk, known around the church as Mr. Fixit, kept it going with an 18-month overhaul. The manufacturer, Copeman Hart in the U.K., had been purchased in 2011 by a Dutch firm, Global Organ Group, which showed little interest in providing service, recalls Rob Lusk, who helped his father rebuild the organ in 2016. Rob Lusk, who took over maintenance after his father died in 2019, says the pipe organ probably needed $600,000 in repairs. He estimates the Lusk family's overhaul cost $75,000. Beyond a computer, the guts include an old transformer and electrolytic capacitors, which "serve as the power supply for the stop-control solenoids," Lusk explains. Wires sprout everywhere. The digital wizardry can mimic the sound of any pipe organ and a pedal swells the volume. A portrait of Bach sits by the organist's left hand. "Music is the heart and soul of St. Mary's, and Tim brought it back," says his widow, Barbara Lusk. "But without John Drew's generous gift, the church could have become a hollow shell." After Kelly, Music at St. Mary's will host monthly shows on Saturday afternoons: It has booked the Oxalis Trio (Sept. 21, with Carl Gutowski on flute, Zachary Pulse on oboe and Alexandra Beliakovich on piano), the Elm Chamber Ensemble (Oct. 19), the West Point Glee Club (Nov. 16) and jazz pianist Art Labriola plus the trio Mother Lode (Dec. 14). Each performance begins at 2 p.m. "This is what churches do all over Europe, turn themselves into concert venues for all kinds of music," says Croushore. Past performers have included the Garrison School's Jazz-Rock Ensemble, Peekskill saxophonist Joe Natale and the New Muse 4tet, featuring violinist Gwen Laster, who lives in Beacon. Kelly, who lives in Cold Spring, will play with the band he's taking to the Jazz at the Lake festival in Lake George later this month. The group performs with a piano, bass and drums, plus guitar and spoken word. "I'm learning that the Hudson Valley is filled with many talented musicians," says Croushore. "They're quite happy to live in a beautiful space a short ride from Manhattan and perform near their homes, even if the pay isn't at New York scale." St. Mary's is located at 1 Chestnut St. in Cold Spring. For more information, see musicatstmarys.com.

This will be a LIVE show with a live audience where we talk with Paul & Kathie Scott about our upcoming ANAHATA Planetarium show. Monday June 17 @ 7PM We're inviting all the sponsors, vendors & healers to join as well and we will have a short chat with all of them! Join here: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85760325586?pwd=kcjkEsrX8Xx8oBbg7ejxwc9AIguATJ.1 Passcode is 1111 but link should bring you right into the Zoom room! ***MORE INFO ON JUNE 23 PLANETARIUM EVENT IN VANCOUVER*** ✨ Experience a COSMIC BREATHWORK & CACAO JOURNEY ✨ in the Vancouver PLANETARIUM STARLIGHT DOME! _________________________________________________________ TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW!

This session of the radio show shares my conversation with Jon Mitchell, composer of the Chamber opera, Mary Anning, Fossil Hunter. Conductor Luis Viquez joined us for the discussion on the origin of this opera and its forthcoming World Premiere. Scheduled for June 9 at 3 PM at the First Universalist Society of Franklin (FUSF) at 262 Chestnut St, Franklin.We met to record this conversation in the Franklin TV & Radio studios on Monday, May 20, 2024. We talk about Origin storyCast of historical charactersChamber opera in 2 actsPreview by dinosaur specialist Dr. David FastovskyThe performance is free and partially supported by the Franklin Cultural District. Donations are accepted.The conversation runs about 39 minutes. Let's listen to my conversation with Jon and Luis--------------Jon Ceander Mitchell -> his UMass Boston profile page (although he is now retired) https://faculty.umb.edu/jon_mitchell/ Luis Viquez webpage -> https://www.luisviquezmusic.com/ David Mitchell's webpage -> https://davidmitchellbooks.com/ Dr David Fastovsky's URI profile page -> https://web.uri.edu/geo/meet/david-fastovsky/ Mary Anning's wikipedia page -> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Anning --------------We are now producing this in collaboration with Franklin.TV and Franklin Public Radio (wfpr.fm) or 102.9 on the Franklin area radio dial. This podcast is my public service effort for Franklin but we can't do it alone. We can always use your help.How can you help?If you can use the information that you find here, please tell your friends and neighborsIf you don't like something here, please let me knowThrough this feedback loop we can continue to make improvements. I thank you for listening.For additional information, please visit www.franklin.news/ or www.Franklinmatters.org/ If you have questions or comments you can reach me directly at shersteve @ gmail dot comThe music for the intro and exit was provided by Michael Clark and the group "East of Shirley". The piece is titled "Ernesto, manana" c. Michael Clark & Tintype Tunes, 2008 and used with their permission.I hope you enjoy!------------------You can also subscribe and listen to Franklin Matters audio on iTunes or your favorite podcast app; search in "podcasts" for "Franklin Matters"

Jim Field visits with Cass County Wellness Coordinator Grace McAfee about the mobile food pantries.  The first of the season will be held on April 10 in Atlantic and Massena.  Here is the schedule for the season: Atlantic 2024 Mobile Food Pantries Where: Cass County Fairgrounds (1000 Fair Ave. Atlantic, IA 50022) 2024 Dates: April 10, June 12, July 10, September 11, October 9 Time: 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm Anita 2024 Mobile Food Pantries Where: Anita Food Pantry (208 Chestnut St. Anita, IA 50020) 2024 Dates: May 15, August 14, October 16 Time: 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm Griswold 2024 Mobile Food Pantries Where: Central Church of Christ (51 Harrison St. Griswold, IA 51535) 2024 Dates: May 4 and November 2 Time:  10:00 am – 11:30 am Massena 2024 Mobile Food Pantries Where: East Side of Massena's City Park (500 5th St, Massena, IA 50853) Dates: April 10, June 12,  July 10,  September 11, October 9 Time: 4:30 pm – 5:00 pm

PAUSE (People of Albany United for Safe Energy), the 350.org affiliate in the Capital District, will observe its 10th anniversary with an event at Westminster Presbyterian Church, 85 Chestnut St., Albany, on Thursday Feb. 29 at 6 PM. PAUSE is best known for opposing the oil bomb trains that were traveling to the Port of Albany. The event will feature and a movie about Greta Thurnberg. Diana Wright talks to Mark Dunlea of Hudson Mohawk Magazine.

Listen in to this podcast to join me interviewing Caroline reiki healer for the last 7 years. She will be sharing with us how and why Reiki healing works. She will also be telling us what kind of problems, Reiki helps with such as stress, anxiety, fatigue, and more. Be sure to subscribe share and comment subscribers do get notified for extra benefits and services to schedule an appointment for a psychic reading Reiki healing or join a class please call 855-708-2768. I have two locations first location is at 7156 Thornton Ave., Newark, CA 94560. My next location is 810 Chestnut St., Philadelphia PA 19107. Don't forget, mystical charms and things. We're all things healing are happening Namaste. #reikihealingservice #psychicmediumnearmenow #souldbowlhealing #lifecoaching

The fate of the Richford Hotel building on Chestnut St is up for debate again

Good street lighting plays a vital role in creating safe, accessible, and inviting public spaces that benefit the well-being, safety, and overall quality of life for residents and visitors alike The Philadelphia Streetlight Improvement Project (PSIP) will convert 130,000 high pressure sodium streetlights into a network of more efficient, longer-lasting LED lights. I speak to Katie Bartolotta, Vice President of Policy and Strategic Partnerships, Philadelphia Energy Authority. Project Website: https://www.phillystreetlightimprovement.com/ Black women are more exposed to cancer causing chemicals through beauty products, we'll tell you why and what to do about it. i speak to Kristina Marusic who has written, “New War on Cancer: The Unlikely Heroes Revolutionizing Prevention. “Marusic sheds light on the fact that women of color are at higher risk of getting cancer through beauty products. https://www.kristinamarusic.com/More resources: · CosDNA This website has a database of popular beauty products and rates them on a scale of 0 to 5 for safety and other factors. · Skincarisma This website lists a product's ingredients and explains how they affect your skin. · Clearya This free app and browser extension notifies you of unsafe ingredients in products. It also helps you find safer alternatives. · Think Dirty This app scans product barcodes to provide information on ingredients and cleaner options. · EWG's Skin Deep This database rates personal care products for safety and toxicity. Barbers Who Care is offering free cuts and more for kids getting set for school, Celebrity barbers continue to impact Philly youth through mentorship, health & wellness, a back-to-school drive and providing free haircuts on Sunday September 3rd from 9 am to 4 pm at the West Philadelphia YMCA - 5120 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19139. I speak to Kenny Duncan, CEO and co-founder of Barbers Who Care is a Celebrity Barber and owner of Main Attraction Unisex Salon.Webpage: www.barberswhocare.com @barberswhocareinc First – I speak with Randolph Fischer, President of the Jamaica Pennsylvania Association and the Promoter of the Roots and Culture Production of the Philadelphia International Reggae Festival. It takes place Saturday September 2nd at the Taj Mahal, 2613 Hunting Park Avenue (Hunting Park Ave. and Fox Street.) For tickets call 800-203-1362. Philadelphia International Reggae FestivalAlso - the show closes with a fond farewell to our three Summer WorkReady Interns, Lucas Gonzalez, Kylie Minor and Makayla Coleman.

Yunzhi Yan joins Chris to discuss the process for making handmade Chinese noodles and what makes them such a unique and integral part of his restaurant, Seasons Noodles at 50 Chestnut St in Rochester. Chris and Yan also discuss the diversity and differences in Chinese cuisine and his focus on traditional comfort foods.They also talk about Yan's youth in Beijing, his teenage years in Seattle, his training as pianist, and his path from Seattle to becoming a restaurateur in Rochester as well as the importance of family..Go to https://www.nominatemeals.com/ to order your meal for pickup at Three Heads Brewing this Wednesday in Rochester, or next Tuesday at the Nowhere Lounge in Kenmore! Let Chris and the Nominate crew do all the hard work of picking what's for dinner, all you have to do is enjoy it.

Jim Field visits with Cass County Extension Director Kate Olson about the Grow Another Row program.  This year, stands are located at 10 different spots around Cass County: Atlantic:  Midtown Apartments - 1209 East 8th St. Atlantic Public Library - 507 Poplar St. Mollett Park - 1020 East 3rd St. Pl. Cumberland: United Methodist Church - 317 Monroe St. (near the alley behind the church) Marne: Masonic Lodge - Washington St. Massena: Southwest Iowa Egg - 74851 Richland Rd. Anita: Anita Food Pantry - 208 Chestnut St. Griswold: United Methodist Church/Food Pantry - 100 Cass St. Lewis: Lewis Public Library - 412 West Main St. Wiota: White Pole Road between Pioneer Ave. and Prospect St.

Looking for the best Italian catering service for your business meeting or family gathering? With delectable dishes made from the finest ingredients, Café Gelato Kitchen + Drinks will bring the heart of Italy to your event! Go to https://www.italiancafegelato.com/cateringmenu for more details. Italian Cafe Gelato Kitchen + Drinks 17 Chestnut St, Quincy, Massachusetts 02169, United States Website https://italiancafegelato.com/ Phone +1-617-481-9870 Email info@italiancafegelato.com

Holyoke Media, en asociación con WHMP radio, emiten diariamente la Síntesis informativa en español a través del 101.5 FM y en el 1240 / 1400 AM. Esta es la síntesis informativa del viernes 3 de febrero de 2023: - Una colaboración entre Enlace de Familias, Neighbor to Neighbor, Nuevo Camino, la Unión de Inquilinos de Western Mass y Nueva Esperanza Inc., está organizando un taller para la comunidad titulado "Conozca sus derechos”. Este es un esfuerzo conjunto para educar a los inquilinos sobre sus derechos como arrendatarios. El taller "Conoce tus Derechos" se llevará a cabo el lunes 6 de febrero de 2023 a las 6:00 pm en Enlace de Familias, ubicado en 299 Main Street, Holyoke MA 01040. Se proporcionarán alimentos, cuidado de niños y servicios de interpretación al español. Los inquilinos del área metropolitana de Springfield están invitados a escuchar directamente de Community Legal Aid, abogados de inquilinos y Mass Fair Housing sobre cuáles son sus derechos. En las últimas décadas, la vivienda se ha convertido en un negocio rentable mientras que la vida de los inquilinos se ha vuelto cada vez más difícil y la vivienda más insegura. Este taller proporciona un espacio confidencial para inquilinos para compartir sus preocupaciones y hacer preguntas. Para obtener más información, comuníquese con Nuevo Camino al 413-532-9300. FUENTE: HOLYOKE MEDIA Los funcionarios de la Ciudad de Holyoke están comunicando a los negocios, empresas y organizaciones con respecto a la renovación de licencias de venta y consumo de alcohol anuales y por temporada. Durante el proceso de renovación de 2022, casi una docena de negocios estaban obligados a pagar impuestos atrasados a la ciudad antes de que se les pudiera emitir su licencia 2023. Dijo que las preocupaciones de seguridad pública en varios negocios habían que atenderse a través de las inspecciones de edificios y de incendios. Antes de que la Junta de Licencias emita a cualquier organización, individuo o negocio una licencia de alcohol o renovación, parte del proceso incluye inspecciones y aprobaciones del Departamento de Bomberos y del Departamento de Edificios. La ciudad publicó una lista de 14 propiedades donde se han realizado inspecciones, a través del Departamento de Edificios y las aprobaciones emitidas (la mayoría con condiciones). Estas propiedades todavía tienen elementos pendientes para resolver con el Departamento de Bomberos: 1109 Dwight St. – Jay's Bed and Breakfast 250 Whitney Ave. – Holyoke Elks 2223 Northampton St. — Bamboo House 50 Holyoke St - 110 Grill 3 Country Club Rd. – The Delaney House 500 Easthampton Rd. – The Log Cabin 151-155 Chestnut St. – Ivory Billiards Lounge 224 Westfield Rd. – Fitzgerald Pizza 1 Country Club Rd. – D. Hotel and Suites / Delaney House 67-69 Lincoln St. – Carve Beauty Bar 37 Commercial St. – The Joint 273 Essex St. – American Legion Post 325 50 St. Kolbe Dr. – American Legion Post 351 200 County Rd - Pulsudski Park Algunos en esta lista recibieron períodos de gracia por parte del Departamento de Edificios para discrepancias menores descritas en los informes de inspección, varias de las cuales han ya ha sido atendidas. Hasta que se resuelvan esas preocupaciones, estos establecimiento no deben vender o servir alcohol. FUENTE: HOLYOKE MEDIA

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Jim Field visits with Atlantic Rising Secretary/Treasurer Kelsey Beschorner about the Christmas Box program.  Send donations to the Atlantic Chamber, 102 Chestnut St., Atlantic, IA 50022.

Dawn opens the show speaking on the Houck event on Chestnut St as she expands on live and local coverage, before breaking down the ACLU story over in Bucks County. Then, Dawn speaks on the PA senate race, and checks in on the Phillies playoff hype. Tune in 10 AM - 12 PM EST weekdays on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT; or on the Audacy app!

Dawn is joined by Pastor Bill Devlin to share some information on his coming event tomorrow at 615 Chestnut St. to support the Houck family as the misuse of FBI raids continue to trend under the Biden administration. Tune in 10 AM - 12 PM EST weekdays on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT; or on the Audacy app!

This week on the show I set the record straight. Did “BERRY GORDY'S THE LAST DRAGON” incite a riot in Philadelphia on Easter Sunday, April 8th, 1985? There was a riot on Chestnut St. on Easter Sunday that year. Was “THE GLOW” to blame? I finally give you the facts! Did this happen about a month before the MOVE Bombing? Yes, it did. Philly, a special kind of racist city!Also, I must tell you about the incredible film “CHAMELEON STREET” which won the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance in 1990, but did NOT get the wide acclaim or even distribution it deserved. Until now! Thanks, Criterion Channel. Also, music from LIO and VANITY. BONUS and VIP subscribers get even more stuff from FOGELNEST+. Unlock over 100+ bonus podcasts by switching your tier! To WATCH this episode as a TV SHOW, click here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/67987998 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jim Field visits with LC Clinic Executive Director Hannah Shady as they prepare for the grand opening of their new Atlantic clinic location Saturday from 9:00 am - 11:00 am at 507 Chestnut St.

As part of the Partners N Crime Podcast and a Tommy Boy Production which brings true crime, paranormal stories, encounters and the weird. Tales is a podcast created to bring short stories to life. These stories will be brought to you by a number of authors and narrated by yours truly. So bunker in, start that fire, hold your loved one close and enjoy. Follow me on instagram @pic_dynamicduo, Facebook and Twitter @Partners N Crime Podcast. If you like what you hear please leave this podcast a 5 star review and comment on whatever platform you listen on. You can also email me your stories or if you just want to say hi at parnercrime2021@gmail.com. This story was written and edited by author Mickey L, you can follow him on his reddit account at TheMindOfMickey for more of his stories and other contents.

Joe Rogan should put on NBC at 6:30pm Eastern on Sunday (5:30 Austin) if he'd like to watch the Super Bowl. We now know the cause of Bob Saget's death.On today's Super Bowl Preview - commercials star comedians Pete Davidson, Kevin Hart, Mike Myers reunited the Dr. Evil crew, Colin Jost and his wife Scarlett Johansson, and Andy Richter.Pete Davidson and Will Ferrell are rooting for the Bengals. Mack Packer Keegan Michael-Key is for the Rams.Johnny Mac talks about his Super Bowl adventures with Jamie Foxx.In other news, why is Chris Kattan off Celebrity Big Brother?Charlie Day seems to want to be Tom HanksThe Humane Society of Cambria County will present its Comedy Night 2022 at 7 p.m. Feb. 12 at Ace's Lounge, 316 Chestnut St. in the Cambria City section of Johnstown.National Donuts Chain Tees: https://tinyurl.com/donuts-chainFacebook group: www.facebook.com/groups/dcnpod - join us to to discuss comedy and your favorite comedians.Instagram is @dailycomedynewsReddit https://www.reddit.com/r/dailycomedynews/Twitter is @dcnpod because the person with what I want tweeted onceLeave a voicemail www.podinbox.com/dailycomedynewsSupport the show by Buying Me A Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/dailycomedynewsGoodpods: https://goodpods.app.link/2OUMliguTkb and I am @johnnymacEmail: john at thesharkdeck dot com

My conversation is with Denise Reed, the CEO of The Concierge Office Suites - Chattanooga, Tennessee. One fantastic savvy business lady! Conversation highlights: You're working in an industry you love, ask for an opportunity to buy the company! That's what happened. Denise bought Concierge Office Suites, a coworking space, in 2006! Big move, bold move. Wait, the story gets bigger! What happens when an Angel investor volunteers to assist with financing Denise's new business? Keep listening; this is so cool! Does Denise answer the question-are coworking spaces worth it? Valid question seeing that these spaces are becoming quite popular. What is the component, the basis for building a coworking space that has continued to serve the community for 25 years? What's Denise's secret to success? Her secret sauce is the "Just in time experience." When a customer comes to The Concierge Office Suites, they expect to have all office resources available to them, thus "anything a traditional office has, it's there at Concierge. Concisely, service is the main ingredient. Hold onto your chair! This lady, with a background in commercial real estate, also has a FARM! Denise and her husband have run a commercial broiler chicken farm, Wing And A Prayer. Nope, not a small undertaking, Wing And A Prayer operate on 40- acres. But, do know, there are no chicken coops! So, can somebody say, Green Acres! http://denisereed.is/ventures/wing-and-a-prayer/ Know this; more highlights and reasons to visit The Concierge Office Suites. Denise was vetted and accepted into the National Concierge Association as a Business Concierge in 2021 She says, "surround yourself with smarter people." "Business is not easy but simple – somebody pays you = a business." The Concierge Office Suites, Central Business District/ 633 Chestnut St, suite six hundred, Chattanooga TN 37450 / 423.266.6388 https://theconciergeofficesuites.com/ Episode sponsor: Podcast Academy Online (dot) com, a virtual academy that graduates podcasters! 7- week, live online group sessions, heavy on how-to and accountability. Graduate with your custom-designed, functioning podcast. Podcast Academy Online (dot) com designed with the adult learner in mind. Schedule a free consult, visit the website https://podcastacademyonline.com/

Scary stories to fall asleep to. Original Stories:19 Chestnut St. by CreepyGeeksta19 Chestnut St. Pt. 2 My Parents Haunted House by TwilightDreamer87

SUPPORT ME ON PATREON WATCH MUSIC is not a GENRE VIDEOS and MORE I love solving a mystery. These two 12” vinyls have been sitting in my collection for over 30 years, completely ignored. I assumed they were one-offs from local DJs looking to make a buck, that my DJ partner & I found at one of the many stores that catered to this stuff on Chestnut St. in Philly. NOPE. Well, yes, but NOPE. These albums got way more circulation than I ever knew. They were both hatched in … anti drum roll cuz this is no surprise … NYC, by mixing teams looking to make a buck and get some kind of notoriety. I would bet thousands of DJs own(ed) these. And I'd bet they're two of hundreds or thousands of albums of this kind. They were great for DJs looking to learn how it's done, get ideas for their own mixes, and especially to fill in gaps in DJing sets with mixing done by the pros. “Bits & PCs 86” was by The Dynamite Mixers. They are Carlos Berrios & Norberto Cotto, and not only did they release “Bits & PCs” from 1985-1998, they are still out there working, though it looks like separately. “Mega – Mix 86” was harder to track down. Some wonderful person put it on YouTube (which I coupled with “Bits & PCs 86” in my playlist above), and listed some song credits, but there's no artist/DJ credit. So I did some further searching, and I'm pretty sure it was done by Deejay B@m B@m (not to be confused with the much younger DJ Bam Bam), apparently originally from Mexico. It might be a miscredit, but it's the closet I could come to figuring this out. Cool that all of these mixers are Latino. I listened to these – for the first time since probably 1986, and they reminded me of stuff I'd hear on Philly's Power 99 FM: whole sets from featured DJs mixing and cutting and scratching. And it reminded me of my own DJing. I never got this good. Not with vinyl anyway. I went through a cassette mixing phase, where I'd record using three cassette players: two to play songs so they could overlap or I could punch in phrases/licks/beats over another track, and one to capture it all. I still have one or two of those efforts, and will def transfer them soon. Me. DJ history. Dance beats. My music. You've heard it before. This is about as barebones seminal as it gets. The perfect example of this is … another anti drum roll … a mix I made of my funky tune output from 1986-2020: NICK & REC - “Funky Time Machine Mashup” Have you ever done any mixing or DJing, or even made a mixtape or compilation? Do you have any obscure vinyl you'd love to track down? Discuss dammit! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nick-dematteo/support

1/5/21 WEEKLY MARKET UPDATE! 1301 Chestnut St, Emporia, KS Commercial building, 36,500 sq ft leasable space, 3 floors, loading dock https://bit.ly/1301ChestnutSt

The team behind Bakersville have teamed up with WKEI 1450 Am and 100.1 FM to bring you a holiday radio play, Miracle on Chestnut Street. Written by Jacque Komnick and featuring the many Bakersville players, this play set in Kewanee tells a wonderful tale of Christmas in Kewanee featuring references to City's past culled from the memories of the many who responded when Jacque Komnick reached out for memories of Kewanee's past.

Charles Brownfield made a lot of bad decisions. Like getting married the same day he met his wife. Or gambling away an inheritance. But it gets way worse. Anything can happen... it's the 1880s! Instead of donating to the podcast, for this episode I'm asking listeners to go to thecenter.org and click donate in the top right corner. Thank you --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jessie-bartholomew/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jessie-bartholomew/support

Welcome to Volume 666 Chapter 15 of the Necrocasticon, where we blend horror and heavy metal for your pleasure, and ours. This month, the Necrocasticon is brought to you by the Secret Comix Cave in Oneonta, New York. Visit them in person at thirty-two hundred Plaza on Chestnut St. in Oneonta or online at www.secretcomixcave.com, and that’s comix with an X! With the imminent death of multiplex movie theaters as we know them looming on the horizon, and the resurgence of the Drive-in theater, our topic this week is the Drive-In, and we even have a special guest this week to join us for this discussion in Sam Panico, a fellow podcaster, pro wrestler, and horror movie cinephile.

This week we reflect on Operation Midnight Climax and John K Vance, Aleister Crowley's beliefs & thoughts on Magick & theology and the New York Times' CIA journalism. Recorded live at 225 Chestnut St, San Francisco, CA, USA. Thanks for listening to RAP DRUGS POD: The Research & Psychedelic Drugs Show, from Jason & Todd. New episodes for #theRAPDrugsPod go live every Sunday IG TV > https://instagram.com/rapdrugspod Twitter > https://twitter.com/rapdrugspod Periscope > https://pscp.tv/rapdrugspod/follow YouTube (clips) > https://youtube.com/channel/UC7-KjFai4_I1Uhd3xaRQExg Merch > https://teespring.com/stores/rapdrugs Pay-What-You-Can > https://paypal.me/rapdrugspod Contact: therapdrugspod@gmail.com (202) 594-9466 © 2020 - Bong Toke Productions. All Rights Reserved. Support the show by purchasing from our affiliates: Swift CBD Oil Spray here, CBD Pure Oils, Softgels, Creams & for Pets here, Web Hosting with GreenGeeks here, Get TubeBuddy here

This 3 family money making property is located in Oswego county in the state of New York on the edge of the village of Phoenix. It annual gross rents are $22,080. Price $99,900. To learn how to secure this property or to explore it further call Adolfi Real Estate at 315-695-6434.

This 2 family property is currently for sale and has 2 BR on each side. Grosses $1,300 a month. Listen in as John tours the property and gives a description of its features. Price is $75,000. Call Adolfi R.E. for more information 315-695-6434.

Dovid Katz talks about the Ukraine scandal from a Jewish and human rights perspective. Katz edits the web journal Defending History (www.DefendingHistory.com), which counters the Eastern European movement to obfuscate, without denying, the Holocaust. An internationally renowned expert on Yiddish, he is now working on a new online Yiddish dictionary (www.YiddishCulturalDictionary.org). His personal website: www.DovidKatz.net Esther Kampler is a Holocaust survivor originally from Czernowitz, Romania (today's Chernivtsi, Ukraine), who now lives in Brookline, Mass. We got to hear a bit about her younger years before and after the Holocaust, which claimed the lives of her parents and a brother. From our archive, previously aired October 18, 2017: Christa Whitney interviewed by Dovid Braun about the film Beyle, about the life of Beyle Schaechter-Gottesman, the late Yiddish activist, poet, and artist. Announcement: the film Beyle will be shown this Sunday, Nov 7, 2019, at 4:00 PM at Workmen's Circle in Brookline, with Christa Whitney at reception/talk-back following the screening. Info: http://www.circleboston.org/calendar/beyle-film-screening Announcement: Hankus Netsky and Eden Macadem-Somer will appear in a concert of Yiddish and Klezmer music Sunday, Nov 7, 2019, at 3 PM at All Newton Music School, 321 Chestnut St., West Newton, MA. Tickets are $15 and can be purchased in advance at the following link: https://www.allnewton.org/tickets/klezmer MA 02465 Music Lillian Lux: Yiddishe Mama Hankus Netsky and Eden MacAdam Somer: Vu Bistu Geven and Uncle Shloyme's Improvisation (on "Pfiyoys" from the Second Day of Rosh Hashono Musaf Amidah)/Hollender Friday Night Tune (Klezmer instrumental) Intro instrumental music: DEM HELFANDS TANTS, an instrumental track from the CD Jeff Warschauer: The Singing Waltz Air Date: November 13, 2019

In tha latest editIon of #ThaLateBloomer 's we discuss All$IN Blacc Sam and CRIPS legal disputes, we also take a quasi-deep dive into OG Freeway Ricky Ross's interview on the latest "Drink Champ's" and whether or not rapper Rick "Rozay" Ross has paid proper homage to tha former Drug-lord millionaire since his release from prison in tha late 2000''s. In other music news, we give high praise and regard to Jim Jones latest release, "El Capo", DJ Khaled throw's shade at Tyler the Creator as IGOR takes number 1 on tha charts. In #EatingWithEaze we hosted our #PHILLYPRETZELFACTORY sponsor and special guest @coach.eazy previewing tha cheesesteak pretzel & hot sausage pretzel, we also talk Mickey D's #WorldwideFavorites Menu and OG Eaze visit's WAWA's flagship 6th and Chestnut St store to indulge in tha secret "Siptopia" menu. Wy-O and Uptown Tone checked in at Simon's Steaks on Broad & Stenton Ave for an Original Chicken Cheesesteak, Germantown Chicken Cheesesteak, & Jerk Chicken Cheesesteak respectively and Coach Eazy c/o "98" run's down Simon's pedigree as tha Originator of the city's "other" steak sandwich! In Fo' Fo' Fo' sports news we break down The Warrior's roster flaw's + or - KD, we also make our Game 5 prediction's and discuss the brevity of Kyle Lowry's incident with Warriors minority owner & @NBA 's handling of the matter ! Join us for another episode of #ThaLateBloomers !!! (recorded 6/9/19)

Guest Aliza Rozsnyai joins me this week as we discuss how to connect to classical music, modernizing opera, having your first lyft ride be an old date that never got its second and how Stevie Wonder really does make all irrational fears away! Do not miss her adaptation of Bach's Coffee Cantata. Could you give up coffee?  Episode Song Feature by Stillwatcher - In Line Of Sight  @Stillwatcher_  Find their music here :  https://stillwatcher.bandcamp.com/ All Event Info Below: May 18th 8 pm at Carpenter’s Hall, 320 Chestnut St., and tickets are available through our Facebook page: Facebook.com/housemusicphiladelphia And eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/addiction-bach-and-brown-tickets-60066201626?fbclid=IwAR0SgR5cr8BLhAOn9N7U8KpOvHLC8l8-1HqJPLVd9ieJttqWxC4plVbgWm4  We do have a student and industry discount (with id or program sample) at the door!  Our musicians are Josh Glassman, founder of House Music, tenor and conductor, Irene Moretto, also in charge of house music along with myself, pianist/harpsichordist, David Matthew Brown, composer of Phony and violinist, Mark Hightower, Bass-Baritone, Tim Faulkner, Tenor, Aaron Stewart, saxophonist, Emma Hey, Violist, Will Brobstein, Electric Guitarist, and David Deratzian, Electric Bassist. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/showmeyourplaylist/support

This is a black arts and culture site. We will be exploring the African Diaspora via the writing, performance, both musical and theatrical (film and stage), as well as the visual arts of Africans in the Diaspora and those influenced by these aesthetic forms of expression. I am interested in the political and social ramifications of art on society, specifically movements supported by these artists and their forebearers. It is my claim that the artists are the true revolutionaries, their work honest and filled with raw unedited passion. They are our true heroes. Ashay!  8 to 9 AM Jo Kreiter, Flyaway Productions' The Wait Room, the first episode in her Decareration Trilogy 9 AM Vanguard Revisited: Poetic Politics & Black Futures at SF Art Institute Jan 21-Apr. 7. We speak to Jeff Gunderson who was the professor that led the class that developed the Vanguard exhibit which opens tomorrow evening: 5-8 p.m. SFAI’s Walter and McBean Galleries are open to the public Tuesday 11 AM – 7 PM and Wednesday – Saturday, 11 AM – 6 PM and are free. Visit sfai.edu or call (415) 749-4563. SFAI’s Walter and McBean Galleries are located at 800 Chestnut St., San Francisco, CA. 9.30 The Last Sermon of Sister Imani by Cleavon Smith at TheatreFirst in Berkeley.   

Aurelia Clunie is a director, actor, and theater teaching artist. She has worked with Hartford Stage, Hartbeat Ensemble, Capital Classics, Chestnut St. Playhouse, and Long Wharf Theatre. She holds a bachelors from Northwestern University, and has taught ages three to seventy-two. Aurelia uses her work to amplify rarely heard voices and foster deeper dialogue. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thecreativealchemist/support

Army/Navy is tomorrow and Army's two-game win streak will be put to the test. Army's uniforms are AWESOME. George H.W. Bush's funeral was as beautiful as you would expect. A model soldier is going to jail for trying to join ISIS. And more! Make sure to join us tonight at 6 p.m. at 1301 Chestnut St. in Philly. We are doing a live podcast from Starbucks, then having an afterparty. Then come hangout at the Army-Navy tailgate on Saturday. Just look for the Barstool Bus!

Over the weekend George H.W. Bush passed away. We pay tribute by reading some of the eloquent letters he wrote to people like Bill Clinton, his mother, and more. David Andrews of the New England Patriots joins the Chaps to talk about his #MyCauseMyCleats initiative.  Make sure to join us Friday night at 6 p.m. at 1301 Chestnut St. in Philly. We are doing a live podcast from Starbucks, then having an afterparty. Then come hangout at the Army-Navy tailgate on Saturday. Just look for the Barstool Bus!

These wonderful Philadelphia Condominiums have soaring 10-foot ceilings and oversized yet energy-efficient, fully operational windows. Most units have spectacular city views. Ample storage and closet space in every unit. The building offers a state-of-the-art fitness center and spa as well as a 24-hour concierge and maintenance. We like The Ellington because it offers a wonderfully urban setting, in the Rittenhouse Square area, and has become very popular with those looking for a modern, newly constructed high rise condominium in Rittenhouse Square area with lovely finishes.

1920 Chestnut Street condominiums house just 2 units per floor, with some floors containing only one unit. A Very modern, hip piece of Philadelphia real estate, 1920 Chestnut has a restaurant on the first floor, is just off Rittenhouse Square, and is located in the 19103 zip code area. Very modern finishes throughout in a grand pre-war condo building. All units at 1920 are flats. Converted to condos around 2000, with nearby rental parking, and close to great shopping and 30th Street station. These condos in Philly are of close proximity to the University of Penn as well!Click play below to hear more now! 

Adam Rosenblum is executive chef of Causwells in San Francisco. It's located on Chestnut St in the Marina District. Formerly sous chef of the renowned Flour + Water, Rosenblum pumps out a menu of bold American cuisine with European influences. Before booking Rosenblum, we had no idea he is from the town of $ilver $pring, MD (dollar signs necessary because it's a city of kings) a place maDCap knows well. In yet another tasty edition of the Gorm Report, Laura Gorman and Rosenblum talk about his cooking philosophy, the hard lessons he learned when opening a restaurant at age 24 and the restaurant he plans to retire with. "I just want to cure meats and drink wine," says Rosenblum. Damn straight. www.causwells.com @big-chocolate: https://soundcloud.com/big-chocolate/big-chocolate-and-toms-diner

Adam Rosenblum is executive chef of Causwells in San Francisco. It's located on Chestnut St in the Marina District. Formerly sous chef of the renowned Flour + Water, Rosenblum pumps out a menu of bold American cuisine with European influences. Before booking Rosenblum, we had no idea he is from the town of $ilver $pring, MD (dollar signs necessary because it's a city of kings) a place maDCap knows well. In yet another tasty edition of the Gorm Report, Laura Gorman and Rosenblum talk about his cooking philosophy, the hard lessons he learned when opening a restaurant at age 24 and the restaurant he plans to retire with. "I just want to cure meats and drink wine," says Rosenblum. Damn straight. www.causwells.com @big-chocolate: https://soundcloud.com/big-chocolate/big-chocolate-and-toms-diner

The School District of Philadelphia is proposing a plan for drastic changes to our schools. There was no student, parent, teacher or community input on this plan. Come out to this meeting and speak up!Community Meeting with District OfficialsThursday, May 10.  6 - 8 p.mWest Philadelphia High School, 4901 Chestnut St. SIGN THE PETITION TO RESTORE SAFE NUMBERS OF SCHOOL NURSES.

Student Union's week-long leadership institute BAYM (Building A Youth Movement) is entering into its 7th year. The program includes political education, leadership development and media trainings. BAYM is youth developed, youth driven, and youth facilitated. The program is 100% free, and participants will be provided with breakfast, lunch and tokens. Building A Youth Movement Leadership Institute August 9th to August 13th 10am-4pmPhiladelphia Student Union office4205 Chestnut St. Philadelphia, PA 19104Pre-registration is recommended. Register now!

Student leaders speak about how Philadelphia Student Union has affected their lives and their futures, in this piece by Dylan Washington, Jaileah Gibson & Kimora Lamotte. Zakia Royster, Lawrence Jones Mahoney & Khalif Dobson talk about how they became part of this youth-led organization and how their identity as organizers and their sense of purpose has been shaped through their work with PSU. If you are a high school student in Philadelphia who wants to get involved, come to our citywide meetings every Saturday 1-4pm at 4205 Chestnut St.  Or go to our website to find out more.