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The Columbus Crew grab another road win against St. Louis City FC in a 2-1 comeback. Brian, Brett, Bart, and Sam break down the win, but the bigger news of the week was the signing of Daniel Gadzag from the Philadelphia Union. And how will the meeting of undefeated teams look in Cleveland? 500th Episode celebration will take place at City Tavern on April 21 at 7pm. Come for hang out with current and previous hosts and surprise guests at the recording.
Special guest Chris Doran drops in to chat about the Crew win against Montreal and happening around the league. Crew 2 continues it's march in the U.S. Open Cup, but is not doing as well in MLS Next Pro play. How will the game against Miami in Cleveland look? 500th Episode celebration will take place at City Tavern on April 21 at 7pm. Come for hang out with current and previous hosts and surprise guests at the recording.
The Columbus Crew dominated NYCFC in every aspect, but couldn't put the ball into the net and settle for a draw. Brian, Brett, Bart, and Murph look back at the good and the bad. Crew2, however, dominated NY renegades in their U.S. Open Cup first round matchup. Can the Crew get a win in DC? 500th Episode celebration will take place at City Tavern on April 21 at 7pm. Come for hang out with current and previous hosts and surprise guests at the recording.
The Ghost Furnace -Episode 104 "Two Taverns" On this episode we look at two historically interesting locations in the city of brotherly love. Both the City Tavern and The General Wayne have wild stories, even without all the ghosts. Some of the stories which come out of these places reflect the hundreds of years of history that we don't often see in public/commercial locations in the states. Here is the City Tavern photo we reference: reddit.com/r/Paranormal/comments/164ndnr/historic_tavern_in_philadelphia_while_on_a_night/ Please check out our, now award winning, episode on Hemlocks to Hellbenders If you have a story you'd like to share, find us on Instagram, Facebook, Youtube or TheGhostFurnacePodcast@gmail.com
Welcome to Botched: A D&D Podcast! 'Cause I live and breathe this Philadelphia freedom From the day that I was born, I've waved the flag Philadelphia freedom took me knee-high to a man, yeah Gave me peace of mind my daddy never had A group of investigators head to northeast Philadelphia to look into a prison that is acting strange. The guys hit all the neighborhoods from Holmesburg to Conshohocken looking for answers. Will they find what they're looking for? Who is really roaming around City Tavern after dark? What is the best cheesesteak in the city and why is it Jim's on South and 4th?!?! Find out now on Botched Podcast! We now have a PO Box! Wanna send us something? PO BOX 3178 Gettysburg, PA 17325 All of our previous seasons can be found on our new channel! Botched Archives! A special shout out and thank you to all of our supporters over on Patreon. You help us continue to churn out “quality” episodes. With your continued support we can take our show on the road! Check out our store over at Botched Podcast where you can find tshirts, stickers, pint glasses and more! Give us a 5 star review over on Itunes. Doing so will help the show grow, but we will also read out whatever you write at the end of one of our episodes! Feel free to email us any questions, comments or suggestions at BotchedPodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, subscribe on Youtube, like us on Facebook. You can watch the show live on Twitch! Check out each of the hosts' Twitch streams! Dennis, Phil, Tristan Hosts: Dennis, Phil, Tristan, Steve Editor: Philip D Keating Producer: Phil and Dennis Executive Producers: James Thatcher, Chronic Ejac, Jim Beverly, Seth Skinner, Bmel Disgruntled Furniture, Chris Wisdom, ShinigamiSPQR, Jayson Haiss, and Scabby Goose Publisher: Phil and Dennis Art by Emily Swan Music by Gozer --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/botchedpodcast/support
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Fluent Fiction - Serbian: Mix-Ups at the City Tavern Luncheon Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/mix-ups-at-the-city-tavern-luncheon Story Transcript:Sr: Sunce se smejalo nad gradom kao nikada pre.En: The sun laughed over the city like never before.Sr: Na trgu, ljudi su žurili, a ptice su pevale.En: In the square, people hurried, and birds sang.Sr: Među onim ljudima, troje prijatelja: Milica, Dušan i Jovan, odlučili su da ručaju u popularnoj kafani u centru grada.En: Among those people, three friends: Milica, Dušan, and Jovan, decided to have lunch at a popular tavern in the city center.Sr: Kafana je bila puna, konobari su trčali okolo na sve strane, noseći tanjire punjene raznim ukusnim jelima.En: The tavern was bustling, waiters were running around carrying plates filled with various delicious dishes.Sr: Smeh i razgovor su ispunjavali prostoriju.En: Laughter and conversation filled the room.Sr: Bio je to pravi ručak u gradu koji nikada ne spava.En: It was a true lunch in a city that never sleeps.Sr: Milica, vesela i uvek nasmejana, pozvala je konobara i naručila sarme.En: Milica, cheerful and always smiling, called the waiter and ordered stuffed cabbage rolls.Sr: Dušan, visoki i širokih ramena, želeo je da proba čuvene ćevape sa kajmakom.En: Dušan, tall with broad shoulders, wanted to try the famous grilled sausages with cream.Sr: Jovan, najtiši od njih troje, odlučio se za pileću supu, jer je smatrao da je to najbolji izbor za hladan dan.En: Jovan, the quietest of the three, opted for chicken soup, thinking it was the best choice for a cold day.Sr: Uskoro, ručak je postao prava komedija grešaka.En: Soon, lunch became a comedy of errors.Sr: Konobar, pretrpan sa previše narudžbi, zamenio je sva tri jela.En: The waiter, overwhelmed with too many orders, mixed up all three dishes.Sr: Milica je dobila pileću supu, Jovan je pred sobom imao veliki tanjir ćevapa, a Dušanu je slučajno doneta porcija sarmi.En: Milica got the chicken soup, Jovan had a large plate of grilled sausages in front of him, and Dušan was accidentally served the portion of stuffed cabbage rolls.Sr: Ali to nije bio kraj iznenađenjima.En: But that wasn't the end of the surprises.Sr: Supa koju je Milica trebalo da dobije bila je toliko ljuta da ju je Jovan jedva probao.En: The soup meant for Milica was so spicy that Jovan could barely taste it.Sr: Na Dušanovim sarmama bio je tajni sos - tajna zato što ni oni u kuhinji nisu znali šta je zapravo unutra.En: Secret sauce covered Dušan's stuffed cabbage rolls - secret because even the kitchen staff didn't know what was actually inside it.Sr: Milica je buljila u ćevape koji su bili toliko veliki da ih ni Dušan ne bi mogao pojesti u jednom zalogaju.En: Milica stared at the grilled sausages, which were so huge that not even Dušan could eat them in one bite.Sr: Smeh je počeo da se širi stolom kad su shvatili šta se dogodilo.En: Laughter began to spread across the table as they realized what had happened.Sr: Pokušavali su da jedu jela koja su dobili, ali brzo su se predali i pozvali konobara.En: They tried to eat the dishes they received, but quickly gave up and called the waiter.Sr: Konobar, pomalo zbunjen i crven u licu, ispričao se i uzeo tanjire da ispravi zbunjujući nered.En: The waiter, somewhat flustered and red-faced, apologized and took the plates to correct the confusing mess.Sr: Kada su se jela konačno pravilno rasporedila, prijatelji su se smejali do suza, pričajući o neobičnom ručku koji će dugo pamtiti.En: When the dishes were finally properly distributed, the friends laughed until they cried, talking about the unusual lunch they would long remember.Sr: Po završetku ručka, kafana je već počela da se prazni, a sunce je počelo lagano da zalazi.En: As the lunch came to an end, the tavern was starting to empty, and the sun began to set slowly.Sr: Milica, Dušan i Jovan su se zagrlili, obećavši da će ponovo doći, ali sledeći put će paziti da sami pažljivo prate svoje narudžbe.En: Milica, Dušan, and Jovan hugged, promising to come again, but next time they would be careful to pay close attention to their orders.Sr: I tako je nezaboravni ručak u turbulentnoj kafani ostao još jedna smejurija koju će pamtiti i prepričavati.En: And so, the unforgettable lunch in the bustling tavern became another anecdote they would remember and retell.Sr: Grad je i dalje živeo svojim tempom, a prijatelji su znali da je zajedničko vreme provedeno u smehu pravo blago koje treba čuvati.En: The city continued to live at its own pace, and the friends knew that the time spent together in laughter was a treasure to cherish. 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Send us a Text Message.The decade of the 1920s is often referred to as the “Roaring Twenties.” You can probably picture it now: jazz trumpets blare while women in shiny dresses dance the Charleston with their beaus and sip fancy martinis. It's fast, it's loud, it's fun, it's one big party, like New Years Eve every night. Night clubs, cocktails, rock and roll, all of these cultural staples evolved out of the roaring twenties. But take the alcohol away and, I'm not sure they would have roared quite as loudly. Surprisingly, the twenties took place during a 13 year period in the United States known as prohibition, when the manufacture, transport, and sale of alcoholic beverages was illegal. Despite this, Americans went to great lengths to keep the party roaring. The government had its work cut out for it to enforce this new ban on alcohol. But, did you know, they took that enforcement so seriously, it resulted in the deaths of over 10,000 Americans? Let's fix that. Sources:Chicago Tribune "The Bender that Started America"Teaching American History "Entertainment of George Washington at City Tavern, Philadelphia"The Mob Museum "Women Led the Temperance Charge"University of Rochester "Stanton/Anthony Friendship"History.com "How Prohibition Fueled the Rise of the Ku Klux Klan"The Whiskey Wash "What Exactly Was Medical Whiskey 'Treating' Anyway?"National Library of Medicine "Poison's Legacy"Short History of podcast episode "Prohibition"Stuff They Don't Want You to Know podcast episode "The Prohibition Conspiracy"Support the show! Buy Me a CoffeeVenmo @Shea-LaFountaine
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Philadelphia is considered to be one of the most haunted cities in America. It makes sense, right? This city is old! And there's a new book that chronicles some of Philly's haunted past. It's called “Haunted History of Philadelphia” by Josh Hitchens, an author and longtime tour guide with Ghost Tours of Philadelphia. For Halloween, Hitchens shares some ghost stories with City Cast Philly host Trenae Nuri, including the legend of City Tavern, one of Philadelphia's oldest haunted restaurants. Want some more Philly news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter. We're also on Twitter and Instagram! Follow us @citycastphilly Have a question or just want to share some thoughts with the team? Leave us a voicemail at 215-259-8170. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
It's a July 4th special on The Beer Hour this week! Celebrate the holiday weekend with some historical ales. Two titans of Philadelphia join the show to celebrate the history of food and drink in the Revolutionary era. Chef Walter Staib of City Tavern details the cuisine of the time, and why they drank more beer than water. Yards Brewing's Tom Kehoe also joins for the full hour to talk about brewing from the recipes of the Founding Fathers, and share Yards Brewing's story.
This month's episode with The Kankakee County Museum takes back in time to when Nell Clark ruled Kankakee's underworld. For about 50 years, from the 1890s to the 1940s, Nell ran a brothel in what is now City Tavern on 367 South West Avenue in Kankakee. Local renowned storyteller, Jack Klasey, explains to us why Nell's story is so notorious. On another note, The Kankakee County Museum's 32nd Annual Rhubarb Festival is coming up on Sunday, May 22nd from 10:00am to 4:00pm! Kankakee Podcast will have a booth set up to record your own 10 minute podcast on whatever you'd like to talk about. We will also have podcast merchandise for sale as well. Reserve your time slow here! Click here to read Jack's latest Daily Journal article about Nell Clark Museum's official website: https://www.kankakeecountymuseum.com/ Social Media: https://www.facebook.com/kankakeecountymuseum https://www.instagram.com/kankakeecountymuseum/ Much Love, Jake LaMore P.S. Have you joined our patron program yet? Sign up: https://patron.podbean.com/kankakeepodcast Want to start your own podcast? Start for FREE today: https://www.podbean.com/kankakeepod
I discuss the events leading up to independence, how the colonies made that dangerous leap to fight for independence. I also speak with Jason Mandresh of "Founder of the Day" founderoftheday.com or https://www.youtube.com/founderoftheday and Lee Wright from History Camp historycamp.org or thehistorylist.com. Also mentioned, interesting Revolutionary War-themed tours Culper Tri-Spy Tours http://www.culper.com Kyle Jenks - Join Kyle and Dana as James and Dolley Madison for this leisurely stroll around their Society Hill neighborhood. The couple will share their experiences during the 1790's when the country was still finding its footing while simultaneously expressing a lively social scene. The tour will pass by homes of prominent Philadelphians who were known to the Madisons as well as their own Spruce Street home. (Not open to the public.) Tour length: Approximately 120 minutes. We will gather at City Tavern at the corner of 2nd and Walnut Street, stroll the neighborhood and circle back to end at City Tavern. For pricing, scheduling and other questions e-mail: Kyle Jenks at Jaktar773@aol.com Fort Stanwix https://www.nps.gov/fost/index.htm Fort Plain Conference American Revolution Mohawk Valley Conference Aug. 6-8, 2021 https://fortplainmuseum.org/conference Boston 1775 blog with J.L. Bell http://boston1775.blogspot.com Patriot Tours NYC History Camp America on July 10, including . . . Tour of Fort Ticonderoga—video preview Tour of Buckman Tavern and Lexington Green—video preview The History and Architecture of Marblehead, Massachusetts—video preview Washington in Cambridge and the Siege of Boston, with J.L. Bell—video preview Full schedule Note: Registration closes at midnight (Eastern) July 8 History Camp weekly discussions with noted history authors, every Thursday night at 8 pm (Eastern). Includes archive of 50+ discussions The Pursuit of History, the non-profit organization that puts on History Camp Fort Ticonderoga limited edition print, signed and numbered — Only 200 printed. Proceeds support the mission of The Pursuit of History The History List Store 57 notable people from the Revolution, as nominated via social media, each with a bio from John Bell, to be in our next group of five “Revolutionary Superheroes" Historic prints, including the Binns engraving of the Declaration and the Boston broadside printed by hand.
I discuss the events leading up to independence, how the colonies made that dangerous leap to fight for independence. I also speak with Jason Mandresh of "Founder of the Day" founderoftheday.com or https://www.youtube.com/founderoftheday and Lee Wright from History Camp historycamp.org or thehistorylist.com. Also mentioned, interesting Revolutionary War-themed tours Culper Tri-Spy Tours http://www.culper.com Kyle Jenks - Join Kyle and Dana as James and Dolley Madison for this leisurely stroll around their Society Hill neighborhood. The couple will share their experiences during the 1790's when the country was still finding its footing while simultaneously expressing a lively social scene. The tour will pass by homes of prominent Philadelphians who were known to the Madisons as well as their own Spruce Street home. (Not open to the public.) Tour length: Approximately 120 minutes. We will gather at City Tavern at the corner of 2nd and Walnut Street, stroll the neighborhood and circle back to end at City Tavern. For pricing, scheduling and other questions e-mail: Kyle Jenks at Jaktar773@aol.com Fort Stanwix https://www.nps.gov/fost/index.htm Fort Plain Conference American Revolution Mohawk Valley Conference Aug. 6-8, 2021 https://fortplainmuseum.org/conference Boston 1775 blog with J.L. Bell http://boston1775.blogspot.com Patriot Tours NYC History Camp America on July 10, including . . . Tour of Fort Ticonderoga—video preview Tour of Buckman Tavern and Lexington Green—video preview The History and Architecture of Marblehead, Massachusetts—video preview Washington in Cambridge and the Siege of Boston, with J.L. Bell—video preview Full schedule Note: Registration closes at midnight (Eastern) July 8 History Camp weekly discussions with noted history authors, every Thursday night at 8 pm (Eastern). Includes archive of 50+ discussions The Pursuit of History, the non-profit organization that puts on History Camp Fort Ticonderoga limited edition print, signed and numbered — Only 200 printed. Proceeds support the mission of The Pursuit of History The History List Store 57 notable people from the Revolution, as nominated via social media, each with a bio from John Bell, to be in our next group of five “Revolutionary Superheroes" Historic prints, including the Binns engraving of the Declaration and the Boston broadside printed by hand.
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This week D Scott from kiss 1023 joins to the show at the Arsenal City Tavern. We try the beer that got Dee into craft beer.
Episode Notes Happy spooky season, friends! This week we're heading to Pennsylvania and discussing some of our favorite haunts, including Eastern State Penitentiary, City Tavern, and Dobbin House Tavern. Have ghost stories of your own? Email them to us at TheGoldenGhoulsPodcast@gmail.com Be sure to rate, review, and subscribe to us wherever you get your podcasts, and follow us on social media - Twitter, Instagram, Facebook If you enjoy our show, please consider contributing to our Patreon! This helps us go on spooky trips and create even more ghoulish content. Mastered by Adam Hand, with intro and outro music by Richard Domings. Thank you for listening, and stay spooky! Find out more at https://the-golden-ghouls.pinecast.co Check out our podcasting host, Pinecast. Start your own podcast for free, no credit card required, forever. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-7d6f19 for 40% off for 4 months, and support The Golden Ghouls.
Continuing our series with local SouthWest Florida businesses, we are talking with my friend Kevin Offerman about his hotspot City Tavern. Thank you for listening!
Kicking off Fright Month this year, we're looking into the historic City Tavern here in Philadelphia. A location that has some rich history both within the city of Philadelphia and within the history and birth of the United States. However, now it seems that some of the Tavern's old occupants are still lingering around long after their era. Now spirits seem to be a staple of the City Tavern, similar to many locations that can be found in the surrounding area. Locations that shall be focused in on with future episodes during Fright Month. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Email: realmofunknown@gmail.com Twitter: @RealmOfUnknown Instagram: @realmofunknown - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - If you enjoy this content, consider supporting the podcast, to help with future episodes and production. anchor.fm/realmofunknown/support Intro and Outro music is created by Creepy Regrets by AnMo --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realmofunknown/message
Riding Shotgun With Charlie Ep #044 Open Carry, Fishing, & YouTubing Michael Taylor & Steven Keith Jenkins RSWC #044 with Soloyaker & Jenkins https://youtu.be/hjB9ZNTY_Z8 You've seen both of these men from Florida, but you're learning their names now. Michael Taylor is knows as #Soloyaker on YouTube. He's a fisherman who makes videos of his fishing adventures. Until he was arresting for open carrying while fishing. Its totally legal to open carry in Florida while fishing, camping, or hunting, and on the way to and from each of these activities. Here's Michael's YouTube page. Soloyaker YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/c/soloyaker Steven Keith Jenkins is a just a regular guy who into shooting and fishing. He was with Michael when this incident happened. Both men were open carrying while fishing in Miami on a dock. They were both arrested and currently there is a case going on about it. They're both members of Florida Carry. This propelled both of them into the fight for the Rights of Floridians to be able to open carry while fishing. I had the chance to interview them at a Florida Carry camp out in February 2019. Please check out the video of the incident here. Miami Incident at South Pointe https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_zazS-I81so Steven is involved in a new project called "City Tavern Talk". Its named after City Tavern in Philadelphia where some of the founding father got together to talk and have a pint. City Tavern Talk YouTube Channel youtube.com/channel/UCIsYgXBRK5ITkEApptweSQw Florida Carry website https://www.floridacarry.org/ Florida Carry Region 5 Facebook Page www.facebook.com/groups/1267323543321387/ City Tavern Talk Facebook Page www.facebook.com/groups/CityTavernTalk/ City Tavern Talk YouTube Channel www.youtube.com/channel/UCIsYgXBRK5ITkEApptweSQ If you enjoy the program, please donate here to help get the 'stagecoach' across America RSWC Go Fund Me page https://www.gofundme.com/rswc-travel-funds Please subscribe to the Riding Shotgun With Charlie YouTube Channel. Riding Shotgun With Charlie https://www.youtube.com/c/ridingshotgunwithcharlie I am trying to get on iTunes "New & Noteworthy" list. Please subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and leave a nice comment! You can see the video of the interviews on YouTube, linked above. Maybe watching videos isn't your thing. I get that, too. I drive a lot and listen to lots of podcasts. Please check out this link to the RSWC podcast! The podcast is on iTunes, Google Play Music, iHeartRadio, & Soptify as well! RSWC on iHeartRadio https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-riding-shotgun-with-charli-30654270/ RSWC on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/4EEPud0XzYz4wo0MYmA9uB Find other great Pro-Freedom Podcasts at the Self Defense Radio Network http://sdrn.us/
Take a pub crawl through 12 Pennsylvania taverns with rebellious pasts, where the stakes were high and the rum was flowing. Meet the scalawags and insurrectionists of the American Revolution, Whiskey Rebellion, the boozy Fries Rebellion, the tumultuous Canal Era, the Underground Railroad, the Battle of Gettysburg (and the making of the movie!), the Molly Maguires, and Prohibition. Savor the food and drink at these still-standing inns: City Tavern, Philadelphia: Epicenter of revolt. General Warren Historic Hospitality, Malvern: Espionage afoot. Blue Bell Inn, Blue Bell: George Washington finds sanctuary. McCoole’s at the Historic Red Lion Inn, Quakertown: Rumbling for tax relief. Tavern at the Sun Inn, Bethlehem: Crossroads of the Revolution. Jean Bonnet Tavern, Bedford: Hotbed of the Whiskey Rebellion. Black Bass Hotel, Lumberville: Life and much death on the canal. Dobbin House Inn, Gettysburg: Underground Railroad safe harbor. Farnsworth House Inn and Sweney’s Tavern, Gettysburg: Bullets and bravado. Wooden Keg Tavern, St. Clair: The fighting Molly Maguires. Two Rivers Brewing Company, Easton: Speakeasy on the Delaware. Horse Inn, Lancaster: Knock three times and whisper low. Explore every nook, cranny, fireside, hiding place, secret door, and gallows. With her inquisitive nature and cheeky humor, author M. Diane McCormick uncovers the quirks and historical marvels that you won’t find on the back of the menu.
A little-known clerk inscribes the parchment we all know. Franklin urges unanimity in supporting the Constitution and proposes a convenient form of signing, but Randolph, Gerry, and Mason aren’t impressed. Washington speaks up for a more representative House, and a final alteration is made. The delegates sign, with three holdouts. Franklin has the last word and speaks of a rising, not setting, sun. The delegates gather one last time at City Tavern.
Mason seeks a few hours to add a Bill of Rights. The delegates reject the idea, but regret it later. Everyone ends up with a different understanding of the commerce clause. The delegates have a raucous party at the City Tavern, rally the next morning for a long day, agree to ban domestic emoluments, settle on the President’s pardon power, and decide not to do this again. The Patterson team discusses the tonnage clause and whether a President can pardon himself.
After our last episode of Rates & Reels I got a chance to sit down with Kevin Offerman at his downtown Fort Myers bar called City Tavern. The restaurant/bar business is not easy and Kevin has been able to create one of Fort Myers most famous bars. In our 3 Questions interview we discuss many different topics including: * Advice on opening a bar. This was sent to me from my boy Captain John Conway of Conway Charters * Future of downtown Fort Myers over the next 5-10 years * Live music Thursday, Friday and Saturday Watch the entire show here: https://bit.ly/2KKbeci Head on down to City Tavern at 2206 Bay St, Fort Myers, FL 33901. Connect me with me on social media or my website. Facebook: www.facebook.com/TimHartJr Twitter: twitter.com/TimHartJr InstaGram: www.instagram.com/timhart453 Website: www.timhartjr.com/ YouTube Rates & Reels: bit.ly/2lDbECc YouTube HartBeat Show: bit.ly/2u1mmX2 E-Mail: thart@vandykmortgage.com Enjoy the show guys! Like, share and subsribe!
Summer vacation is over and Solid Cat is back to tell you what we did on ours. Stand back, this is actually the first half of a two part episode. First, D-mo is now and old man. In the News, we discuss a real life version of the Pina Colada song. For those that were wondering, yes, D-mo passed the stone. Wait... coyotes? Vermont is very beautiful and very green. The Musuem of the Creative Process creeped us out to no end, and we didn't even go in it. On our culinary tour of the eastern United States, we enjoyed cheesecake from the Nuns of New Skete, delicious cuisine at the City Tavern in Philly, and an absolutely delightful Italian place called Joe Benny's in Baltimore (go there; trust us). There were some questionable "Jersey-style" Whoppers at a Burger King. But we finally settle the debate on Philly's best cheesesteak... Pat's or Geno's (or do we?). There was also, what Val called, the "Taj Mahal of bathrooms." And we wrap with a wonderful Paws Up highlighting the spirit of second chances. We packed some much, we had to split up our tale, so enjoy Part 1, today, of Solid Cat.
Duffified Live goes VULGAR!!!! Chef has been traveling all week between 70 degree Tampa to open the new Features Gastropub, 19 degree Philly for the weekend, and Ft. Myers for his annual St. Patrick’s Day appearance at The City Tavern. Now, Chef has to blow off a little steam and get a little vulgar so […] The post Duffified Live: “The Vulgar Chef” Kyle Marcoux appeared first on Radio Influence.
Our best field trip ever! We visit the historic City Tavern. When the delegates to the Constitutional Convention gathered in Philadelphia in May, 1787, there were no modern hotels. They stayed at boarding houses or private homes, and they ate (and drank) in taverns. The most prominent of those was the City Tavern, which has been authentically re-built so that that you can go and eat (and drink) the same way that the delegates did. It is easily the most enjoyable historical research we have ever done. Join us! Huzzah!
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