Podcasts about citywide

Ron Underwood's Tremors (1990) is a love letter to the craft of practical special effects. And also.... Kevin Bacon. This movie has everything: survivalists, poop jokes, and Kevin Bacon running from giant human-eating underground worms that explode in the most glorious fashion. + + + + + + Our movie ⁠⁠Citywide⁠⁠ is now available to ⁠⁠⁠⁠stream on Amazon⁠⁠⁠⁠!! To learn more about the film, how it is the first zero waste movie ever made, watch the trailer, or listen to the kick ass soundtrack - go to ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠citywidemovie.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ And here is a secret promo code for 50% off the purchase of the film on ⁠⁠⁠⁠vimeo⁠⁠⁠⁠: ⁠⁠StumbleUpon⁠⁠ We believe that movies should not come at the expense of the planet and so, since 2016, we have been making all of our films without generating any garbage. It is not easy, but it is essential. Demand sustainable art! + + + + + + Movie streaming algorithms suck. This podcast takes you back to the days of wandering through the video store, looking to be inspired for your next movie night. Independent filmmakers Austin Elston + Emily Gallagher, of ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Fishtown Films⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, will help you stumble upon movies you've never heard of, or rediscover ones you've long forgotten. Any film you can dream of, eventually these two indie filmmakers will discuss with joy and reverence for the fine art of cinema. Grab some popcorn and stumble upon a new movie. + + + + + + Follow us on tiktok,⁠⁠⁠⁠ IG⁠⁠⁠⁠ + ⁠⁠⁠⁠youtube⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠@fishtownfilms⁠⁠ to see what film we will be discussing next, drop a note for any requests, and if you are an indie filmmaker as well - slide into our DMs and share with us your work. Make Art. Not Trash. Original Music by ⁠⁠Black Cactus⁠⁠, you can listen to more of Victoria's incredible work on⁠⁠⁠⁠ instagram ⁠⁠here⁠⁠⁠⁠.⁠⁠ Stumble Upon Movies is produced by ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Fishtown Films⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.

In 1257, the city of Cologne becomes the stage for a dramatic clash between its powerful Erzbischof, Konrad von Hochstaden, and the influential Cologne Kleingedank family. What begins as a calculated act of revenge soon spirals into a citywide conflict, testing the fragile balance of power between the city ruler, the archbishop, and the citizens of Cologne.

On Tuesday, October 15, Interim Assessor Mary Beth Walker provided an update on the 2024 City-wide Revaluation during the City Council Workshop. Walker highlighted the ongoing work to ensure property assessments are adjusted to reflect the rising real estate market, aiming to bring assessments close to 100% of full, fair market value. She also emphasized that while property values are expected to increase, this does not necessarily mean a corresponding increase in property taxes.

Learn more at TheCityLife.org

A manhunt is underway in New York City after Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealth, was fatally shot while on his way to a conference yesterday. Joe Marino, senior reporter with the New York Post has the latest.

A manhunt is underway in New York City after Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealth, was fatally shot while on his way to a conference yesterday. Joe Marino, senior reporter with the New York Post has the latest.

Watch Download File

For this episode, we're talking all about dogs, and how one dog named Milo and his owner overcame their difficult pasts. After the untimely death of her beloved pet, Mattie, author Anne Abel rescued an initially aggressive dog named Milo. Anne's commitment to Milo's rehabilitation became a powerful metaphor for her resilience and growth. Amid many challenges and recovering from childhood trauma, Anne found strength, rediscovered her capacity to love and transformed both herself and Milo in the process. Anne wrote about this in "Mattie, Milo and Me," and we talk all about those early days with Milo and how she helped to ease his aggressive tendencies. She talks about her own past trauma and how working with Milo changed that, as well as sharing the story multiple times as part of the Moth StorySLAMs.  

Today on Valentine in the Morning: The entire city of Los Angeles is sharing in Happy News as we welcome back our Dodgers for the World Series Parade! Let's Go Dodgers!                                                                                                                                                                     Listen live every weekday from 5-10am pacific: https://www.iheart.com/live/1043-myfm-173/ Website: 1043myfm.com/valentine Instagram: @ValentineInTheMorningFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/valentineinthemorning TikTok: @ValentineInTheMorning

In her first in an urban fantasy trilogy set in San Francisco, Evette Davis has created a “secret society of supernaturals who seek to slow the spread of facism.” Here's a look at what's in store: Olivia Shepherd is a political consultant with a secret: She's an empath, with the power to experience the emotions of those around her. Keen to keep her supernatural abilities hidden, Olivia's world is upended when Elsa, an ancient time-walker, appears in her kitchen, unveiling a destiny she never knew she had. As Olivia delves deeper into the hidden world of the "Others" who lurk beneath San Francisco's foggy streets, she finds herself drawn into the clandestine organization of The Council–who seek to influence humanity from the shadows–and Gabriel Laurent, the enigmatic leader of a realm where vampires, witches, fairies and demons navigate a delicate balance of power. In this episode, we go into Olivia's character, her abilities, and how she finds herself amidst this conflict. Evette shares Olivia's motivation and how she handles this new world that she finds herself a part of. We talk about the fantasy aspect of the story and why she chose to place it in San Francisco, where she lives. We even go into what will be happening in her next two books, but no spoilers here!

In this episode, Brian and Cory explore the themes of collaboration and community building in our city, drawing parallels to NASA's successful model of teamwork and goal-oriented projects as documented in the monograph "The Flat Org Chart" by Dan Pallotta. This is part tow of the conversation we started last week, talking about the importance of restoring the spiritual soil of cities, overcoming barriers to collaboration, and practical steps for fostering unity among various organizations and individuals. This isn't just for high level leaders. It's also for everyday leaders making disciples and leading microchurches as well. We have to think about collaboration at every level if we're going to see the gospel flourish in our city. 

Audit ATX speaks with Auditor Jasmine Triplett about an audit on citywide retention and how the City of Austin compares to the retention policies and practices of peer cities.

Let's face it, cities are just awesome. Whether it's Boston, Paris, London, they have a life all their own, and sometimes, they wind up as characters in a story. That's the premise for our latest Citywide Bytes interview with R.B. Wood, Mike Allen and Xan van Rooyen to talk about “Winter in the City,” a collection of 18 different stories from new and veteran writers from around the world. As the book's editor, R.B. goes into the book's origins and how he found the many writers, while Mike and Xan talk about their stories and why they chose their particular cities. The book's going to be related on Dec. 10 through R.B.'s Ruadán Books and he shares what it means for this to be the company's debut release.

When I first heard the music of Imaginarium, my thought was “Damn, this is good,” followed quickly by “We gotta get this band on the show!” And here we are. Band founder Anton de Bruin talks about how the group came to be as well as the musical backgrounds of the different members. We look at the eclectic sound, a blend of funk, jazz, and reggae and how it all comes together through the different members. The band is based in the Netherlands, and Anton shares some of the shows they've done and where they'd like to play next. Opening the episode is an excerpt from “Gabobo” and wrapping things up is “Kaleidoscope.”

In author Donna Levin's new book, “The Talking Stick,” we meet Hunter, who has lost…..well, just about everything. Her husband has left her for her former friend, now best enemy Angelica. She has no job, no prospects, and is unsure of what comes next. That “next” happens while exploring a San Francisco flea market. Here, she's sent on a journey with three other women who join her journey to reexamine pasts, explore grief, addictions, parenting, and marriages, and discover that some of their most-cherished memories are romanticized versions of the truth. In this interview, we look at what inspired this book and introduced to Hunter and Angelica. Donna talks about the element of a Talking Stick and why it was included in the book. She shares a look at the journey Hunter's on and the people she'll be sharing it with and just where it's all going.

After hearing this interview, I hope you'll all be a little more careful when you open that random email. Because you never know. Author Justin Lee is back with a new book, “The Reluctant Reckoner” (Oct. 8) and in this episode, we talk all about protagonist Mark Righters, an ordinary man caught in a world he is wholly unprepared for. Here's a look at what's in store: An honest accountant who likes to keep it simple, he's been at the same company for 23 years and prefers things the way they are: steady, with little excitement, and even less change. His health, 8-year-old daughter, and small suburban home are all he needs. But after that e-mail, everything is at risk.  Somehow framed for a financial discrepancy that could send him to jail, at first, he's just bewildered. But when the crime mysteriously disappears just as quickly as it emerged, it's clear just how outmatched Mark really is.  Then he's kidnapped, blindfolded, and given a timeline to steal confidential information. He doesn't know who the perpetrators are, what they need it for, or why they asked him. But he does know they know things about him. Personal things. Things they can't possibly know.  Justin and I talk about the kind of person Mark is and how he navigates this plot. He goes into his growth as a writer and the new territory he got to explore in this, his fourth book. We also look at how, after four books and several awards, Justin feels that he has “arrived” as a writer.

Author and storyteller Matthew Mercier has a certain claim to fame—he once lived in the Bronx home of Edgar Allan Poe. In fact, the experience was so life-changing, he made it the subject of his recently-released book. “Poe and I,” out through Crystal Lake Entertainment. Here's a look at what's in store: Jonah Peabody takes a job as caretaker and head docent for a historical house in The Bronx that once served as the last home for Edgar Allan Poe, a job that requires him to live on the premises so he can give tours on the weekend. To be more precise, he must live in the basement of Poe's home—Poe's Basement. This is Matthew's first book and in this episode, we talk about the writing process and what of his own experiences made it into the story. We talk about his protagonist, Jonah Peabody and how he and Matthew relate. He also shares some memorable times living in the home of one of the legends of the horror genre.

David Mamet's State and Main (2000) is as much about the one-liners as it is about the nightmare of Hollywood producers. This movie has everything: potholes, Patti LuPone, and the chance to make the same mistake twice. + + + + + + Our movie ⁠⁠Citywide⁠⁠ is now available to ⁠⁠⁠stream on Amazon⁠⁠⁠!! To learn more about the film, how it is the first zero waste movie ever made, watch the trailer, or listen to the kick ass soundtrack - go to ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠citywidemovie.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ And here is a secret promo code for 50% off the purchase of the film on ⁠⁠⁠vimeo⁠⁠⁠: ⁠⁠StumbleUpon⁠⁠ We believe that movies should not come at the expense of the planet and so, since 2016, we have been making all of our films without generating any garbage. It is not easy, but it is essential. Demand sustainable art! + + + + + + Movie streaming algorithms suck. This podcast takes you back to the days of wandering through the video store, looking to be inspired for your next movie night. Independent filmmakers Austin Elston + Emily Gallagher, of ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Fishtown Films⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, will help you stumble upon movies you've never heard of, or rediscover ones you've long forgotten. Any film you can dream of, eventually these two indie filmmakers will discuss with joy and reverence for the fine art of cinema. Grab some popcorn and stumble upon a new movie. + + + + + + Follow us on tiktok,⁠⁠⁠ IG⁠⁠⁠ + ⁠⁠⁠youtube⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠@fishtownfilms⁠⁠ to see what film we will be discussing next, drop a note for any requests, and if you are an indie filmmaker as well - slide into our DMs and share with us your work. Make Art. Not Trash. Original Music by ⁠⁠Black Cactus⁠⁠, you can listen to more of Victoria's incredible work on⁠⁠⁠ instagram ⁠⁠here⁠⁠⁠.⁠⁠ Stumble Upon Movies is produced by ⁠⁠⁠⁠Fishtown Films⁠⁠⁠⁠. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fishtownfilms/support

On Oct. 22, the world will be introduced to, as writer Helen Mullane puts it, “the acid-drenched, blood-soaked journey into the heart of rock n' roll excess” and I could not have done a better job summing up “The Groupies,” a new five-issue series which debuts on Oct. 22 through Comixology. Helen and I go into the origins of this series, and how she and co-creator/artist Tula Lotay shaped the story. Helen shares her interest in the world of groupies and how she dove into it to craft the characters. She talks about working with Tula and how she applied her art style to the story. We even give a few hints as to what you can expect, but you'll need to read “The Groupies” to find out what happens!   

Dozens of artists took their creations to the streets of Somerville Saturday. WBZ's Emma Friedman has the details.For more, ask Alexa to play WBZ NewsRadio on #iHeartRadio.

Tim Braheem Interviews Robert CoomerWith over 25 years of experience, Robert Coomer has become a prominent and influential figure in the mortgage industry. His passion for delivering a stress-free and high-quality mortgage experience has been the driving force behind his successful career.You Will Learn: How to maintain strong relationships with people contributing to your business.The importance of building a memorable experience for your clients to keep them coming back.How to use being a referral partner's second choice as a way to show your value.The importance of having the right mindset to navigate difficult times in your business. The importance of knowing how to structure difficult loans. Who is Robert Coomer?Robert Coomer is an incredible loan originator based in Las Vegas, Nevada. Robert's previous success in the mortgage industry was marked by a team of humble, empathetic, and approachable loan officers, processors, and support staff. Now serving as the Executive Vice President (EVP) at Citywide Home Mortgage, this legacy of expertise and dedication to client service continues, where the goal remains to listen twice as much as they speak and prioritize service above all.Under Robert's leadership, the company has perfected its approach to delivering exceptional service and innovative solutions to clients. From humble beginnings to its current status as a leading mortgage lender, Citywide's journey is a testament to its commitment to excellence.Brought to you by The Loan Atlas For more information on how to join the largest community of like-minded originators, visit theloanatlas.com

On our latest episode of Citywide Bytes, singer-songwriter Haley Verrall joins me to share the story behind her latest single, “Peach Iced Tea.” It's an upbeat tale and a shift from some of her past work. We talk about this and some of the different sounds she's tried out since she began releasing music.   We also talk about some her past music, including “Late Bloomer,” which was part of a past edition of the Blackout Collection. Since college, Haley has run Singing for Smiles, performing for senior citizens. This came about from when she sang for her grandmother and we go into what she's done over the years.  Opening the episode is an excerpt from “Late Bloomer” and closing things out is “Peach Iced Tea.”

The next guest on Citywide Bytes came to our attention with his single “Theory of Mind,” and now, he'll be talking about some great new music he has to share. A sound inspired by synthpop, punk, 90s techno and 16-bit videogame soundtracks, Bjorn Felle's style is always changing and in this episode we learn about the twists and turns he's taken since starting his musical career. We dive into is new album, “Paradise Moon” and learn about the new sounds he got to try out as well as some of the past sonic experiments he's conducted. Bjorn also shares some show stories and gives some clues as to what he's got in the works, both in the studio and on the road. Opening the episode is an excerpt from “Dopamine” from the album “Extreme Hazard Planet” and closing out the episode is “Welcome To Paradise Moon,” the lead track from “Paradise Moon.”

From street sweeping to road repairs, there's a massive citywide cleanup underway. It's all a part of “One Philly” – Mayor Parker's plan to clean the city's nearly 18,000 blocks this summer. So, how have the cleaning efforts been going? Host Trenae Nuri talks with Meir Rinde, investigative reporter at WHYY'S Billy Penn, about what's getting fixed, residents' reactions to the cleanup efforts, and what the lasting impact might be. Read Meir's full story here.  Find out when cleaning crews are coming to your neighborhood in this online map (click “2024 Citywide Cleaning Schedule”). Plus, here's how to make a 311 service request. Check out our episodes on illegal dumping, and how to recycle and repurpose your old junk. Want some more Philly news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter Hey Philly. 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 or send us a text at 215-259-8170. Learn more about the sponsor of this July 18th episode: Incogni - Use code CityCast for 55% off the annual plan. Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today, we're speaking with Caché McClay, The Tennessean's dedicated Beyoncé reporter, and Bryan West, The Tennessean's dedicated Taylor Swift reporter, about what it's like to cover two global superstars from here in Nashville. Julia Masters from the Nashville Business Journal will be in to break down her recent entertainment coverage, including: a new plan by hospitality leaders to shape tourism in Nashville, the current trends in local restaurants, and Metro Council's look into how to better support independently owned venues. Plus, we're checking in with Gracie Fuisz, the host of the recently launched City Cast Nashville podcast.Today's episode was produced by Katherine Ceicys.GUESTS Caché McClay | Beyoncé Knowles-Carter reporter, The Tennessean Bryan West | Taylor Swift reporter, The Tennessean Julia Masters | Entertainment reporter, Nashville Business Journal Grace Fuisz | Host, City Cast Nashville

In our newest episode of Citywide Bytes, I'm joined by Jeneen Terrana, who's been releasing music since 2002 with her debut album, “Just Me.” Since then, she's performed all over the US and toured in Europe. Most recently, she released the single “Good Girls Get the Blues.” Jeneen takes us back to the beginning with what got her into music from her time spent as an actress and why she's remained there for so many years. She talks about her new single “Good Girls Get the Blues” and the collaboration process with some amazing musicians. Over the years, Jeneen has toured all over, and during this call she's currently on the road. She talks about her time in Europe and the memorable experiences she had. Closing out the interview is the new single, “Good Girls Get the Blues.”

Who here likes weird fiction? Wow, that's a lot of hands. Ok then, listen up, because NecronomiCon Providence is the place for you! In this episode of Citywide Bytes, Ken Vaughn, director of core programming for this bi-annual showcase, talks about the panels, guest speakers, special events and much more that await those eager to check out this weird and fun convention. We spotlight the guests of honor and Ken talks about the work to bring them all together. We also look at how this event has grown over the years from its inception in the 90s to what it has become today. NeconomiCon takes place from August 15-18 in Providence, Rhode Island at the Omni Hotel.

Ron Shelton's Bull Durham is all about the vibes. This movie has everything you need in a summer flick: hot sweaty nights, sexual chemistry for days, and baseball. + + + + + + Our movie ⁠⁠Citywide⁠⁠ is now available to ⁠⁠stream on Amazon⁠⁠!! To learn more about the film, how it is the first zero waste movie ever made, watch the trailer, or listen to the kick ass soundtrack - go to ⁠⁠⁠⁠citywidemovie.com⁠⁠⁠⁠ And here is a secret promo code for 50% off the purchase of the film on ⁠⁠vimeo⁠⁠: ⁠⁠StumbleUpon⁠⁠ We believe that movies should not come at the expense of the planet and so, since 2016, we have been making all of our films without generating any garbage. It is not easy, but it is essential. Demand sustainable art! + + + + + + Movie streaming algorithms suck. This podcast takes you back to the days of wandering through the video store, looking to be inspired for your next movie night. Independent filmmakers Austin Elston + Emily Gallagher, of ⁠⁠⁠⁠Fishtown Films⁠⁠⁠⁠, will help you stumble upon movies you've never heard of, or rediscover ones you've long forgotten. Any film you can dream of, eventually these two indie filmmakers will discuss with joy and reverence for the fine art of cinema. Grab some popcorn and stumble upon a new movie. + + + + + + Follow us on tiktok,⁠⁠ IG⁠⁠ + ⁠⁠youtube⁠⁠ ⁠⁠@fishtownfilms⁠⁠ to see what film we will be discussing next, drop a note for any requests, and if you are an indie filmmaker as well - slide into our DMs and share with us your work. Make Art. Not Trash. Original Music by ⁠⁠Black Cactus⁠⁠, you can listen to more of Victoria's incredible work on⁠⁠ instagram ⁠⁠here⁠⁠.⁠⁠ Stumble Upon Movies is produced by ⁠⁠⁠Fishtown Films⁠⁠⁠. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fishtownfilms/support

In 2024, many different faith communities are flourishing in Middle Tennessee and local religion reporters, whose work often reaches national audiences, have a lot to cover. Today we are joined by Liam Adams, Religion Reporter for The Tennessean, Holly Meyer, the Global Religion News Editor for the Associated Press, and WPLN's own Rachel lacovone, one of the our newsroom leaders who has reported and edited much of WPLN's religion coverage. They'll break down the latest news and share what it's like to report on a topic that is both deeply personal and emphatically public for so many. Join us!Today's episode was produced by Katherine Ceicys and Mary Mancini.GUESTS Liam Adams, Religion reporter, Tennessean Holly Meyer, Global Religion News Editor, Associated Press Rachel Iacovone, Editor and Reporter Religion News; Director of Multiplatform Publishing, WPLN 

Since 2022, singer/songwriter Abijah Perry has been making some amazing music, including our personal favorite, “Love Overnight.” In the newest episode of Citywide Bytes, she and Max talk about what got her into music, how she landed her mellow folk-infused style and how she's defining and refining her sound. She shares how she fell in love with music and her choice to pursue it as a career. Abijah also talks about the stories she's sharing through her songs, future projects and the family influence that inspired her love of all things music. Opening this episode is an excerpt from her single “Color Theory” and closing the show is the complete “Love Overnight.”

It was back in March that I first heard “I Know” by Perdys and since then, it's been a blast exploring this work of Scandinavian producer/songwriters Nalle Ahlstedt and Anders Borgius. In the newest episode of Citywide Bytes, Max and Anders talk about how he and Nalle first met and the choice to form Perdys. Of course, that wasn't the band's first name, and we go into how they went form Perk to Perkless and how they landed on Perdys. We also talk about the story behind “I Know,” the cool cover art, and what we can expect later this year. Closing out the episode is “I Know.” 

Our next guest for the Citywide Bytes interviews has just dropped his first novel, “The Longitude of Grief,” a coming of age story about a boy named Henry and his attempts to escape a world of betrayal. But for author Matthew Daddona, it's far from his first foray into the literary world—in fact, he's been working in the publishing world for years for such companies as Penguin Random House and Dey Street Books/Harper Collins, so he knows a thing or three about getting a book out there. In this interview, Matthew shares what inspired this book, which he worked on for six years. We go into how it changed over that time and what's different in the final version. We also talk about how working as a book editor helped him during the writing process and get the story behind his main character, Nick Manero. This interview comes to us through the good folks at Books Forward PR, and you can learn more at www.booksforward.com.

Umberto Lenzi's So Sweet, So Perverse was made on a bed of red flags. This movie has everything: toxic masculinity, surprise sapphic romance, and clothes that can't come off fast enough. + + + + + + Our movie ⁠⁠Citywide⁠⁠ is now available to ⁠stream on Amazon⁠!! To learn more about the film, how it is the first zero waste movie ever made, watch the trailer, or listen to the kick ass soundtrack - go to ⁠⁠⁠citywidemovie.com⁠⁠⁠ And here is a secret promo code for 50% off the purchase of the film on ⁠vimeo⁠: ⁠⁠StumbleUpon⁠⁠ We believe that movies should not come at the expense of the planet and so, since 2016, we have been making all of our films without generating any garbage. It is not easy, but it is essential. Demand sustainable art! + + + + + + Movie streaming algorithms suck. This podcast takes you back to the days of wandering through the video store, looking to be inspired for your next movie night. Independent filmmakers Austin Elston + Emily Gallagher, of ⁠⁠⁠Fishtown Films⁠⁠⁠, will help you stumble upon movies you've never heard of, or rediscover ones you've long forgotten. Any film you can dream of, eventually these two indie filmmakers will discuss with joy and reverence for the fine art of cinema. Grab some popcorn and stumble upon a new movie. + + + + + + Follow us on tiktok,⁠ IG⁠ + ⁠youtube⁠ ⁠⁠@fishtownfilms⁠⁠ to see what film we will be discussing next, drop a note for any requests, and if you are an indie filmmaker as well - slide into our DMs and share with us your work. Make Art. Not Trash. Original Music by ⁠⁠Black Cactus⁠⁠, you can listen to more of Victoria's incredible work on⁠ instagram ⁠⁠here⁠.⁠⁠ Stumble Upon Movies is produced by ⁠⁠Fishtown Films⁠⁠. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fishtownfilms/support

On May 24th, 2024 we had the honour of giving away $81,220 to Rhonda. Her story touched us all and you could definitely call it serendipitous! Thanks to every one who purchased a ticket this year, because of you we were able to give $81,220 to KidSport Alberta!

Pepper overshares about a new visitor in his life… Dylan's garage sale is this weekend! Pepper & Dylan call this year's Citywide 50/50 winner, Rhonda! Pepper has an issue with the Specsavers commercial. Dylan and some listeners recognize a serendipitous moment. Dylan's 3 Things: a one-year reminder from Robbie and Pepper. This weeks Rights & Wrongs!

Paul Murnane has the morning's top headlines from the WCBS 880 newsroom.

Today is the final day of the Citywide 50/50 and we hope to break records! Dylan and Robbie show their age by discussing flowers. Robbie rescues Chester the bird after he hit the studio window! Riley, Pepper's son, is moving this weekend and he's not prepared. Robbie's Facebook marketplace revenge story! Pepper wonders how cavemen reacted to rain for the first time…

It's Pepper & Dylan's biggest day of the Citywide 50/50: Sherwood Park vs. St. Albert! Another news outlet is talking about Jack's Burger Shack… Hot air balloons are back in the city. Pepper's son moves this weekend. Pepper wants a harp at his wedding to play rap songs! Dylan's 3 Things: the A&W whistle dog was delivered to the studio! Are movies still good?

Today, Jeremy Finley, chief investigative reporter for News Channel 4; Adam Sichko, senior reporter for Nashville Business Journal; and Mike Organ, college sports reporter for The Tennessean, will break down their latest stories and what they're keeping their eyes on coming up. Join us for our citywide reporter roundup!Today's episode was produced by Katherine Ceicys.GUESTS Jeremey Finley, Chief investigative reporter, WSMV-TV Adam Sichko, Senior reporter, Nashville Business Journal Mike Organ, College sports reporter/veteran sports reporter, The Tennessean FURTHER READING AND LISTENING For more on the new Nashville Mental health Response teams, you can read this recent story by Jeremy Finley: How the city's new mental health response teams show up less than half of the time they've been requested. In another WSMV investigative report — You can be charged with DUI even if you're sober — Finley finds that sober drivers are not only being arrested for DUIS but that a backlog at the TBI is causing a delay in proving their innocence. You can read more about how certain residents in Sumner County are fighting growth in their area in Adam Sichko's Nashville Business Journal story: They're revolting against growth. Sichko also wrote this profile on Clay Travis — The business of outrage (and business is good): Clay Travis runs OutKick from his Franklin home's bonus room. From there, he takes the nation's pulse. Check out Mike Organ's coverage of Former Tennessee Titans coach Jeff Fisher named Arena Football League interim commissioner. And you can learn more about The Tennessean's 1990s all-decade boys basketball team.

Pepper's new favourite sound. Megan sees a duck while selling Citywide 50/50 tickets! Robbie's Oilers Playoff song gets the last laugh, but did they get Jack's Burger Shack? Dylan thinks Rick Moranis should play Pepper in his life story… Top 5: Movies where people are stuck in things. Robbie's playoff wall ceremony!

Robbie punches the playoff wall, but with his left hand! Pepper's fiancé is fed up with his snoozed alarms. When do you pay your friend for help? Dylan's 3 Things: The best patio in Canada! Pepper & Dylan call the Citywide 50/50's second Early Bird winner. Dylan makes a deal with Pepper, if he can get three people a paid day off he gets to leave an hour early. Of course… he does! Find the Robbie & Megan Show posted just after this episode!

It's a rainy day for the Citywide 50/50, but that won't stop us! How to tell when someone is being passive aggressive. Pepper heard a cat fight in the night and almost called his ex to see if it was their daughters! Dylan's 3 Things: Distracted Driver was ticketed in a drive thru. Two Breaking News back to back! Dylan makes a Red Lobster love soliloquy.

The question on everyone's mind, did the Edmonton Oilers get burgers from Jack's last night? Today is a big day for the Citywide 50/50. Jeff's Top 5: Tall People Problems. Dylan's 3 Things: Canada's Got Talent Winner! Stupid Contest: Short vs. Tall people. Bachelor Cam update!

Today's a beautiful day for the Citywide 50/50. Do you use a fresh towel for every shower? Canada's Got Talent finalist, Sterling Scott, comes on! Dylan's 3 Things: U turns should be called n turns? Pepper and Dylan call Tu from Jack's to see if the Oilers will order their burgers tonight. Dylan's KFC fight. Pepper's Top 5: Letters we don't need…

In Episode 163 of the #LovinLebanon Podcast we chat about a variety of topics with Boone County Solid Waste Management District Executive Director Jennifer Lawrence. Earth Day was yesterday, but there are still events going on right now.  Tox Drop is this weekend. Find out what toxic items you can drop off free of charge, and which ones that'll cost you. We also recap this year's citywide clean-up event...and pay tribute to Jerry Erskine, the man who began the effort 13 years ago. For more information on Tox Drop and the Boone County Solid Waste District, click here.

Sasha and Peewee talk about flipping #thrift store, retail and garage sale items and all the bumps they experience along the way.  Whether you're brand new to #reselling or just looking to gain some additional knowledge, listen to Flips and Bumps and lets help each other make some money!This week:  -Citywide garage sales-Breaking down Mercari fees-Autoposher, what is it?-What kinds of boxes to stock up with-Ebay Arbitrage-Top 3 video game system games to look out for-Tons of Garage Sale Finds and SO MUCH MORE!New episodes every Monday at FlipsAndBumps.com or wherever you get your podcasts from@FlipsAndBumps on Twitter and InstagramEmail us any questions or comments you have at FlipsAndBumpsPodcast@Gmail.com#goodwill , #goodwillfinds , #resellercommunity , #resell , #reseller , #flip , #thrift , #pawn , #pawnshop , #garagesale , #garagesales , #estatesale , #fleamarket ,  #auctions, #bolo , #ebay , #ebaysales , #ebayseller , #ebayreseller, #videogames, #ebayresellercommunity, #podcast , #toys , #vintagetoys, #vintageclothing1v1MeDMThe board is set, the story yet to be written, Join TBW on their wacky adventures! Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifyFlip Dat Turkey!

Barry F. gives a message of depth and weight in Austin, TX on 3/16/2024. Find us at https://maddogspeakers.com/.

Nicole chats with Rich Sucre, Deputy Director of Current Planning at City and County of San Francisco to talk about the SF Citywide Survey.

Experts say long and profound effects of gun violence are felt by survivors — and entire communities. President Biden meets Sweden's prime minister to try to advance Stockholm's admission to NATO. And a judge puts a pause on communications in a GOP lawsuit to limit government contact with tech firms.Want more comprehensive analysis of the most important news of the day, plus a little fun? Subscribe to the Up First newsletter.Up First is produced by Nina Kravinsky, Shelby Hawkins, and Taylor Haney. Our editors are Jane Greenhalgh, Roberta Rampton, Alice Woelfle and Jan Johnson. Our technical director is Stacey Abbott with engineering support from Hannah Gluvna.