Podcasts about crossgates mall

Do you have an unused musical instrument that you'd like to pass on? Are you interested in hearing how instruments are shared with kids throughout the Capital region? Or the many benefits of learning music? Jill Rifkin talks about her work gathering, sometimes fixing, and distributing donated instruments through Vanguard, Inc., the volunteer organization that supports the Albany Symphony Orchestra. Jill will be at Crossgates Mall on Saturday, March 8th, 10:30 to 5, to collect donations of band or orchestra instruments (please, no pianos!). For more information, contact Jill at 518-439-1843 or at jrrif@aol.com. Produced by Brea Barthel for Hudson Mohawk Magazine.

Thank God It's Tuesday! Intern Aaron and I are coming hot off lunch at Emperor Garden and recording a podcast in one of our shared safe spaces: Crossgates Mall. We discuss our dining experience at the authentic Chinese family-style restaurant where we even tried our first chicken heart!!! It's also time to face the music that Taylor Swift is BAD at fashion, break down Aaron's millennial icks and play a fun little game of Roast or Toast.EPISODE NOTES:Crossgates is our favorite place to pod (0:25)Intern Aaron is becoming a MAN this year (1:20)All the things you need to know about dining at Emperor Garden (3:48)Dyson update (11:06)WHY does the government make big decisions at night? (13:39)Domingo is a NO for this Gen-Z guy over here (17:00)Millennial icks (20:39)Taylor Swift needs some style help ASAP (25:58)Baylen Out Loud on TLC is a must-watch (32:43)Reacting to Gypsy Rose addressing her most recent rumors (40:52)Our two icons have teamed up for a Super Bowl ad (44:33)Place your bets on the Glenville Bridge for a chance to win $500 to All Star Wine & Spirits (47:00)Roast or Toast: Timothée Chalamet (51:17)Sleeves with thumb holes (54:58)

Thank God It's Tuesday! It's live show week and we are H-O-T-T-O-G-O, ready to Giddy the F Up and put on quite a performance for not one but two crowds at The Comedy Works. In this episode, we are situated in the ICONIC food court at Crossgates Mall where I recount many childhood memories as my baby cries by my side.EPISODE NOTES:The Crossgates food court is filled with memories (0:23)Opening a baby gift from the Crossgates crew --hello Primark and ZARA! (1:50)Lunch @ Aloha Krab (3:15)A hint at the live show looks (7:55)Enter to win $250 to Wit's End!!! (10:52)Diva down! Diva down! (12:29)Glasses make you look cool , but LASIK could make Aaron look cooler (15:53)Cap'n Jack gives his official offer on the Dyson hairdryer (23:55)Calling my dad to talk about drones (33:50)Artists make HOW MUCH on Spotify streams??? (46:24)Roast or Toast presented by Professional Fire Restoration (47:58)

There has been no shortage of controversy around Lululemon in the last decade. When employees of the Lululemon store in Crossgates Mall told Kristi Gustafson Barlette she couldn't bring her young children into the dressing room with her, she wanted to know whether this was company policy. On this episode of "The Eagle," Kristi joins us to talk about what she found out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We begin with a segment on why some disagree with the City of Albany's move to fluoridate its water supply. Then, our peace segment has a report of the Black Friday protest at Crossgates Mall in support of ending the attacks on Gaza. Later on, we hear from ten year older-year-old Colin Ricker about why he supports the NY Heat Act climate proposal. Then. Mosel Nagels talks with Wafic Faour of Vermonters for Justice in Palestine about the shooting in Burlington of three Palestinian college students. We finish with a segment on the 200th anniversary of the poem, “Twas the Night before Christmas.

As a 4-day halt to the attacks in Gaza started to allow for a limited hostage exchange, Shut It Down for Palestine protests took place across the country on Black Friday, the busiest shopping day of the year. The rallies called for a boycott of companies such as Motorola, Puma, Siemans, SodaStream and Re/Max for their role in profiting from the occupation of Gaza. In the Capital District, about 150 protestors braved the freezing cold at Crossgate. We hear from Chris, one of the rally organizers; Elizabeth, a Palestinian American; Kaya, holding a Jews for Palestine sign, and Steve, a former military person.

In ancient times, Sages were revolutionaries, teachers and healers whose wisdom was sought by those seeking universal truths on how to live well in the world. Divinely inspired philosophers, saints and leaders with a direct and unique knowledge of the Universal/Absolute Truth. Will the circle be unbroken? It will with Sages like Jaime Pawlinga.  Hello and welcome to episode one hundred ninety four of Above Ground Podcast. Our guest this week is the founder of the Sages Circle, Jaime Pawlinga. The Sages Circle is Nippertown's premier metaphysical boutique and spiritual center located at 443 Saratoga Road, Glenville, NY. Offering a variety of products, services, classes and workshops with your wisdom and growth at the heart of it all.  Jaime has come to her wisdom by possessing an unquenchable desire to grow and learn from her spiritual practice. One that started when she was young. As the granddaughter of a pastor, she knew at an early age that a spiritual path needed to be followed. This morphed into being certified in energy healing as a young teenager.  Growing into a healer and a guide. Working in the health care domain as an end of life doula and guiding families through the last, an often most difficult transition, death. Going on to become an EMT and then a FireFighter until health forced yet another shift. Leading Jaime to pursue yoga as a mode of therapy to later becoming a Certified Yoga Teacher.  Jamie has been led to the circle, because she is the circle and that circle will be unbroken.  This Sunday, March 5 at 6pm, come to the Sages Circle for a book signing and discussion of TPP's new book, Never Underestimate the Power of You. A help yourself book because life is the ultimate DIY project. Come hear Tim discuss and read from the book. Copies will be available for purchase at the event.  Then, Sunday March 26, from 11a-5p, is the next Upstate Punk Rock Flea Market  Empire Live, 93 North Pearl Street, Albany, NY. Vendors from all the dark corners come to fill up the room with unique, macabre, one of a kind jewelry, art, fashion, and creations you won't find at Crossgates Mall or anywhere else. Come down say hi to Above Ground Podcast and let's put some black in our spring.  Thank you as always for listening and please continue to visit with us every Wednesday wherever you pod. We cannot do it without you. You can support the show by donating at BuyMeaCoffee/AboveGroundPod. Remember that everyone has mental health and until next Wednesday get well, be safe, stay ABOVE 

It's a good old fashioned Bathrobe Podcast and Thank God It's Tuesday coming atcha from Senior Buttonista's brand new couch. Catch me cruising around in my rental car as Thanksgiving is approaching and we can all use a healthy reminder to go with the flow and be kind this holiday season. Today you can get inside the Buttonista's tiny brain breaking down some minor life inconveniences, outdoor decoration aftermath and what food items are going to elevate your best guest (at the Thanksgiving Day table) game.EPISODE NOTES:Bath Robe Podcast (0:09)Nobody Asked Me, But... (1:26)Senior Buttonista has huge balls (3:00)Grab your Thanksgiving drinks of choice from Empire Wine - in person or online (8:32)First world problems (10:30)The car accident (16:33)Thanksgiving recipe recs brought to you by Martin, Harding and Mazzotti (23:28)A few favorite Black Friday shopping spots (32:46)BY THE WAY! Live podcast DECEMBER 13 COMING RIGHT UP - MARK YOUR CALENDARS! (41:26)Be sure to visit empirewine.com to stock the shelves for Thanksgiving and check out Crossgates Mall to kick off Black Friday shopping in person (at some of my favorite stores like ZARA, HM and more...) 

Today's show comes to you from the one-of-a-kind June Farms, where the Buttonista announces her next live show, Jack's concerning message he received before the adult spelling bee, how Dronah dropped the ball on the bus, and our next big idea for a new series on Two Buttons Deep which will take us all back to our roots here in the Capital Region... This episode is brought to you by the Albany Times Union. Peak of the week (0:55)Drew meets our President, Gary Dake (6:51)The Buttonista's next live show on her birthday, 9/20 (9:45)Recapping the adult spelling bee and Back 9 Bri's performance (15:15)Our idea for a new series on Two Buttons Deep (23:10)Jack's inaugural CDTA bus ride in Montgomery County with Paul Tonko (26:45)Post of the week: The Glenville Bridge saga (Presented by Crossgates Mall, The place to go for everything back to school) (33:30)

Thank God It's Tuesday...Welcome back to another episode of the show post-weekend of hate on the 'gram (IYKYK). In this episode, it's time to respond to some backlash after a recent video, and break down the rollercoaster ride that it feels like from the one and only person who strapped in willingly for the ride.EPISODE NOTES:An introduction from your narrator (0:15)Nobody Asked Me, But.. (2:13)Crossgates Mall has it all (4:07)Soft serve trendsetter (7:30)Backlash, baby  (10:30)Which retail therapy outlet needs an intervention (24:40)Rainy days call for Mealeo delivery or takeout (32:48)

Thank God It's Tuesday! It's prime Miller sippin' time and that is exactly what is going down on yet another beautiful summer day from the Buttonista's small corner of Upstate NY. Tune in to find out if middle names necessary for offspring, or should kids be left offline for social media to speculate someday? LOTS of serious topics on the latest episode and a wide range of vocabulary used, from "archipelago" to "smorgasbord" so basically, it's a great show with your usual amount of hot takes and surprises.EPISODE NOTES:Nobody Asked Me, But... (0:37)The middle name debate (1:37)Peak Miller Lite season (3:58)Neighborhood Watch mode activated (7:07)The grass is always greener...at my house (10:14)"Take pride in the outside" mantra (12:18)My first blue checkmark fan (16:52)The Make Instagram Instagram Again Petition (21:38)Thoughts on social media breaks (28:33)5 Random Things brought to you by Crossgates Mall (31:42)Listener Q: Are Vans sneakers in or out? (45:29)Brought to you by Miller Lite. 

Costco and Pyramid, the owner of Crossgates Mall, are asking the Town of Guilderland to give them a zoning variance so they can build an 18 pump gas station in the Pine Bush. Lynne Jackson of Save the Pine Bush explains why this is not a good idea, including from a climate perspective. With Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Radio Network.

Crossgates Mall is seeking to expand further into the Pine Bush to build a COSTCO store, an apartment complex and an office park. The Appellate Division on July 8 overturned a lower court decision that found that the Town of Guilderland's Planning Board had failed to conduct an adequate environmental review. Lynne Jackson of Save the Pine Bush provides an update, including on a second lawsuit that the group has filed. With Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Radio Network.

Always Be Sipping MillersAddressing rumors about the Buttonista (4:05)The weekend recap: Yeehaw's at the Vintage Roundup and third holes at Crossgates Mall (7:25)An introduction to your newest Rent the Runway brand ambassador (23:50)Trouble in Paradise? Violence in Saratoga? (28:50)Your Choice: Reposting a Venmo Instagram Story to win $500 vs. entering the 2BD Build Your Beach Backyard Sweepstakes for a $4,000 grand prize (37:35)Bringing back the Capital Region's Best Dressed list and maybe the Fashion Police (43:00)Best Enjoyed with the Miller Lite & The Albany Times Union 

This week Emily and Paige are joined by Erin Mallory Long, who always goes into Macy's and gets a lemonade at Hot Dog on a Stick if she's at the Americana/Glendale Galleria. We cover the possibly haunted Rotterdam Square Mall in Rotterdam, NY, nearby Crossgates Mall and the concerted effort it took to get there, really living it up at the calendar kiosk, buying a hacky sack just because, missing out on a crucial 90s mall concert at Colonie Center and finally, figuring out how to be cool at Afterthoughts. Plus a listener question about mall store music and a quandary for the ages: are wrap dresses worth it? JOIN THE MALL TALK PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/malltalkpod/ BUY MALL TALK MERCH: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/malltalkpodcast FOLLOW ERIN: https://twitter.com/erinmallorylong https://www.instagram.com/erinmallorylong/  FOLLOW MALL TALK: https://www.instagram.com/malltalkpod  https://twitter.com/malltalkpod 

Steve Wickham and Russell Ziemba talk about the Guilderland Planning Boaard decision on the proposed Costco Wholesle Store next to Crossgates Mall

The Buttonista introduces her first real life dream sponsor – Miller Lite. She discusses her history with the "original social media," her ambitious goals with Miller lite, the complications that arose for her trip to Florida, which fashion trends she predicted, and calls to have her beloved Crossgates Mall open their doors once and for all.

Hello Capital Region! This is the Hudson Mohawk Magazine on the Hudson Mohawk Radio Network. Up first, Lynne Jackson of Save the Pinebush reports on the public hearing held for the draft environmental review submitted by Pyramid Corporation, owners of Crossgates Mall, to develop 46 acres of Pine Bush lands. Talking about ways to maintain recovery/sobriety and how to find connection and support in these challenging times with Diane Cameron author of the book Out of the Woods : A Woman's Guide to Long-Term Recovery. Next, we continue our conversation about China and the COVID-19 crisis and the new Silk Road that China is building with Kevin Zeese of PopularResistance.org Finally, outdoor Farmers’ Markets Matter More Than Ever. Troy Waterfront Farmers Market is back! We’ll hear from Steve Rider manager of the market.

Hello Capital Region! This is the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, broadcasting from the Sanctuary for Independent Media in Troy, NY. Today on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine… We start at the Albany Pinebush, were clearcutting for Crossgates Mall has caused conflict between developers, the town of Guilderland, and Save the Pinebush. Then, we speak with Rose Duhan, the Executive Director of the Community Health Care Association of New York State. And later on, we hear the rest of HMM’s Aileen Javier’s interview with local musical favorite, Taina Asili. After that, part two of our conversation with Sarah, also known as “Miss Couple,” on topics of intimacy and connection during COVID. Finally, we wrap up with Dr. Nancy Campbell and a discussion of how overdose is portrayed in pop culture. But first, today’s headlines.

HMM's Mark Dunlea speaks with Grace Nichols of Save the Pinebush. They talk about recent clearcutting, which allegedly had not yet passed environmental review, in the Pinebush. Crossgates Mall is attempting to clear the area to put in a Costco, as well as additional development including a gas station, townhouses, and parking spaces.

Nineteen year old Suzanne Lyall was an accomplished poet and computer whiz attending the State University of New York at Albany. Majoring in computer science, she was cutting the path for a bright future full of joy and love. Along with her boyfriend, Richard, she was setting her goals high and looking to achieve all of her dreams. On March 2nd, 1998, Suzanne took an important mid-term and then reported to her job for her 4pm shift. She seemed a little more relaxed this day and was focused on getting her work done. She had another mid-term the next day. She left the Crossgates Mall at 9:20pm, boarding a bus to drop her off on campus at 9:45. A witness saw Suzanne exiting the bus that night, but she was never seen again. Over the next twenty years, investigators have struggled to solve her bizarre disappearance with little evidence and even less witnesses. Everyone in her life would become a suspect with many zeroing in on her long time boyfriend, Richard Condon. In the wake of her disappearance, her broken family found a way to fight through and developed a non profit charity designed to help the families of missing persons. They have also helped usher in several laws which change the way Universities handle violent crimes and disappearances. The one question on everyone's mind is, what happened to Suzanne Lyall? Did she elect to run away and start a new life? Does her boyfriend Richard know more than he is telling police? Or could Suzanne have been the victim of a random act of violence for which an unknown killer has evaded justice for more than twenty years? Join host Steven Pacheco as he explores this bizarre and frustrating case, asking the question: What happened to Suzanne Lyall? For more information please visit: https://www.trace-evidence.comhttps://www.patreon.com/traceevidence Social Media:https://twitter.com/TraceEvPodhttps://www.instagram.com/traceevidencepod/https://www.facebook.com/groups/traceevidencepodMusic Courtesy of: "Lost Time" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/Sources: https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/unfoundpodcast/episodes/2016-09-24T09_43_11-07_00 | https://www.timesunion.com/news/article/20-years-later-hope-for-Suzanne-Lyall-lives-on-12720764.php | http://charleyproject.org/case/suzanne-gloria-lyall | https://www.wamc.org/post/cold-case-suzanne-lyall-missing-20-years | http://www.suzannelyall.com/ | https://cbs6albany.com/news/local/20-years-after-daughters-disappearance-suzanne-lyalls-mother-still-searches-for-answers | https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6513801/Photographer-series-focuses-20-year-search-Suzanne-Lyall.html | https://saratogaliving.com/capital-region-cold-case-the-disappearance-of-suzanne-lyall-still-haunts-the-albany-area/