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Stephen Datz gave a wonderful lecture for the Western Art Patrons at the Tucson Museum of Art and, you know, it's one thing to actually see paintings up-close and in person, and it's another to actually hear the artist talk about his journey and where those paintings fit in to the greater story. This was the first time Stephen has given a lecture like this and he did a fantastic job.So we wanted to share this lecture with you and I think it's much more enjoyable if you watch it on YouTube vs. listening to it, but at the same time it's a great to hear an orator like Stephen talk for over half an hour. I really enjoyed watching and hearing what he had to say and I'm sure you will too. 

Please join us Right Now,  July 15, 2024  at 11:00AM PST as Actor, Director, Playwright David Datz, Iranian-American Writer, Singer Songwriter Ziba Shirazi and Actor, Playwright Tom Dugan join host Ron Brewington on "The Actor's Choice."

Really interesting podcast today with Stephen Datz. You know, most of the podcasts are more about the history of the person and trying to figure out that journey. And in this case, it was really more of an educational understanding of the process of how Steven does his work and how that translates to our show, which is we're having a show and there will be opening very shortly (Friday April 26, 2024).It's interesting because I know a lot of the things about Stephen, and as an art dealer, you get to understand your artist, how they tick and what works for them and doesn't work for them. Just like you were a family member. I know certain things about Stephen, but after hearing about his process, it really hones in on who he is and how he has to do things to make it work and also allows me to understand what I have to be aware of when he's going to do a show and the things that he has to deal with himself from a creative point of view, because he's a perfectionist.This drive for perfection makes him slower than normal artist in the sense that his production can't be that big. He just has to have it a certain way before it ever leaves his studio. If you look at the show, you can see why. I mean, it's just a beautiful show, but it also relates to his color sense and how he sees the world through his eyes.He has unique eyes because he's, synesthetic. It allows him to see colors and hear music and just perceive things a tad different than the normal human. It's a rare thing to have where a color can be a number and a shape.I think anybody that wants to get inside the brain an artist. How their methods and creativity work, and what it requires for them to create. They'll enjoy hearing this one. This is Stephen Datz.

We chat with the NYC legend Joshua Datz live while he is working and its gets a little insane, plus Jeffy has some video content for us to check out

Jay is the original creator of the stuffed beef patties with Oxtails and Mac and cheese! He manage to turn beef patties into a million dollar business. He shared how his family went from struggling and always being treated wrong to coming up with this idea that changed everything. Check it out!

A Tapestry of Cultural DiversityTampa's cultural landscape is as diverse as its population, reflecting the influence of various communities that have shaped the city's identity. From the historic Ybor City, once known as the "Cigar Capital of the World," to the contemporary art scene in the Tampa Bay area, the city is a melting pot of different cultures and traditions. Visitors can immerse themselves in the vibrant Cuban, Spanish, and Italian heritage, evident in the local cuisine, architecture, and lively festivals that celebrate Tampa's rich multicultural tapestry. Some of the most unique areas of Tampa to visit are Downtown Tampa,  South Tampa/Bayshore, Ybor City, and Citrus Park.Ybor City is a vibrant, historic district filled with attractions, unique restaurants, and plenty of entertainment opportunities. The area is known for its Cuban heritage, evidenced by the many cigar factories and Cuban restaurants, bakeries, and cafes. Ybor City also has numerous antique stores and specialty shops, accompanied by a variety of museums, art galleries, nightclubs, and music venues. The area holds several festivals, such as the annual Cuban Sandwich Festival, as well as performances from the Tampa Bay Rowdies soccer team. Ybor City is also home to the world's largest fireworks display, held on the Fourth of July every year. It's also home to many popular restaurants, like The Columbia Restaurant and The Bricks of Ybor City. Overall, Ybor City is an ideal destination for visitors who appreciate culture, history, and a unique atmosphere.A Paradise for Nature Enthusiasts For nature enthusiasts, Tampa offers a myriad of opportunities to explore its breathtaking natural beauty. The city is renowned for its stunning beaches, including the famed Clearwater Beach and the picturesque Honeymoon Island State Park, where visitors can indulge in water sports, sunbathe on pristine sands, or enjoy a stroll along the shoreline. For Class II rapids, check out Hillsborough River State Park.Additionally, the nearby Florida Aquarium and the Lowry Park Zoo provide immersive experiences for wildlife lovers, showcasing an array of marine life and exotic animals worldwide. On hot summer days, don't forget to visit  Adventure Island and  Water Works.Urban Excitement and Entertainment GaloreBeyond its natural allure, Tampa is a bustling urban hub that never fails to impress with its dynamic entertainment options. The lively Riverwalk, flanked by trendy restaurants, bars, and shops, offers a scenic backdrop for leisurely strolls and exciting evening activities. For shopping, and hanging with friends, visit Hyde Park,  Armature Works, Centro Ybor (Historic District), Sparkman's Warff, and Channelside. Hyde Park offers a vintage experience with rustic cobblestone streets, and the yummy treats you will find within the village cannot be overstated. In addition, Bayshore Blvd has many trails to explore. Tampa has its very own large-scale amusement park, Busch Gardens. As Florida's premier amusement park, Busch Gardens is an excellent option if you want the whole family to be involved. From roller coasters to shows to animals, you can spend your entire day smiling and laughing. If you like escape rooms, Breakout Games Escape Room is the best escape room I have ever been to.  Armature Works is a historic building & outdoor event space in the historic Heights district on the banks of the Hillsborough River. The historic building is a vibrant space containing bistros, bars, boutiques, and a full-service restaurant. Here, visitors can experience the rich culture of Tampa, the best of the city. Sporting Events Gone WildSports enthusiasts can catch a football game at the iconic Raymond James Stadium or a hockey game at the Amalie Arena, home to the city's professional football and hockey teams, respectively. Fun fact about Amalie Arena- students who show up in Lightning apparel and present their student ID can get into the "student rush," where they will place you in empty seats. You could be sitting right behind the glass!Stay like a CelebrityThe most unique hotel to stay in when in Tampa is the national landmark hotel, the Floridan. Located on 905 N Florida Ave, the Floridan was officially listed in the National Register of Historic Places on March 12, 1996, and is Tampa's only historic grand hotel still standing. Developed by architect Francis Joseph Kennard from 1926 to 1927, the hotel reflects a roaring 20s vibe. It shows the rich oasis that was inhabited by orange juice barons and other business tycoons, as well as high-ranking Military officers, Mafia members, and movie stars. The hotel is also a base for the Cincinnati Reds baseball players during Spring Training!Drinks and ClinksSome of our favorite breweries include Tampa Bay Brewing Co. (located in Ybor and Westchase), Coppertail Brewing Co. (located in Ybor), Brew Bus Brewing (they have buses that take you all over Tampa to different breweries), Cigar City Brewing Co. (located in South Tampa), and Six/Ten Brewing (located in Central Tampa by the airport). Bru is a 16-tap taproom that sells beers from only Florida Breweries. They have games and trivia. They are dog-friendly and kid-friendly and have a kombucha and cold brew for non-alcoholic options.Culinary Delights and Epicurean AdventuresTampa's culinary scene is a tantalizing fusion of flavors, reflecting the city's diverse cultural influences and its proximity to the Gulf of Mexico. From traditional Cuban sandwiches and Spanish paella to fresh seafood delicacies and farm-to-table dining experiences, Tampa offers a culinary journey that caters to every palate. Visitors can indulge in gastronomic adventures at the local farmers' markets, upscale restaurants, and charming cafes, savoring the delectable creations of talented chefs and experiencing the warmth of Southern hospitality at every turn.Hidden Gem Foodie FavoritesMichael's Grill has impressive authentic Italian food. Ulele has super cheesy macaroni and cheese in Tampa and has won several awards. King of the Coop is the spot for Nashville Hot Chicken. Bahama Bucks has top-notch shaved ice, and Jeremiah's has the best Italian ice. Green Lemon has excellent Mexican food, and Loli's Tacos has the most authentic tacos that are served in a little shack. La Teresita Restaurant was established by Cuban immigrants in 1972 and has served presidents, governors, senators, mayors, and other movers and shakers. The Floridian has the best Cuban sandwich around (pork, swiss cheese, mustard, pickles and salami).The Alessi Bakery evolved from a small bakery on Cherry Street in 1912 to a full-scale dining establishment with a bakery, deli, and distribution center. Alessi has long been a household name in Tampa. Founded by Nicolo Alessi, this Tampa landmark has been passed on down through the generations and remains a family-owned and -operated company today.Tavern FoodiesMaloney's Irish Pub has incredible $7 burgers on Wednesdays and trivia nights as well. Burger Culture is a food truck that serves fresh burgers to order. They have great fries, too. Eddie and Sam N.Y. Pizza is top-notch pizza. Front Porch and Bart's Tavern is located in a two-story Victorian house on Florida Ave. They have string lights and frequent live music.Deli DelectablesMott and Hester's Deli has the best cheese ziti and meaty sandwiches. Datz is a deli that serves eclectic food, from sandwiches to bacon-stuffed meatloaf. They also have a chocolate shop that makes incredible little truffles and a bakery called Datz Dough (two locations, one in Downtown Tampa and the other in St. Pete).                                                                                                                          Upscale EatsColumbia Restaurant is a renowned upscale restaurant, famous for its 1905 salad and amazing traditional Cuban food. Daily Eats is very fancy and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Bern's Steakhouse and Dessert Room is phenomenal, and you can also just come by to try their specialty desserts. On Swann is located in a renovated historic home in south Tampa. Comfortable yet classy, industrial and vintage, On Swann is unique and trendy. On the menu, you'll find everything from shareable dishes like wings and flatbreads to entrees like sea bass and risotto. There's also a fantastic selection of cocktails and wines, as well as several vegan and vegetarian options. The pork chop is my personal favorite. For those with dietary restrictions, On Swann has something for everyone. Whether you're vegan, gluten-free, or lactose intolerant, the staff goes above and beyond to ensure that each diner enjoys a delicious and enjoyable meal. But that's not all — On Swann also has a unique game room. Here, you can play pool, darts, foosball, and other classic games. The unique ambiance of On Swann makes it an excellent spot for date night, as well as a great place to hang out with the girls.If you're looking for a chic stop for lunch or brunch in Tampa, look no further than Oxford Exchange! Located in a historic 19th-century building, Oxford Exchange is a beautiful and inspiring oasis of food, goods, and services. Dining-wise, guests can choose from breakfast, lunch, grab-and-go items, and espresso and tea beverages. The menu features dishes from hand-flipped trout and fried green tomato sandwiches to the mega-popular breakfast burrito. Dinner and a book are also available, you can order up some delectable red wine and a tasty dinner and browse their selection of books. Oxford Exchange's goods selection features gifts, books, and home decor. Whether you're looking for the perfect tea towel to give as a gift or a cozy candle to light up your own home, this eclectic selection is sure to satisfy you. Finally, Oxford Exchange offers signature cocktails, private dining and events, full-service catering, gift wrapping, and more. Whether you're looking for an enjoyable evening or a cool place to grab brunch, Oxford Exchange is the spot to go!Tampa, Florida, is a city that seamlessly blends history, culture, nature, and modernity, creating an enchanting tapestry that leaves a lasting impression on all who visit. With its warm climate, welcoming locals, and an array of attractions for every interest, Tampa promises an unforgettable experience for travelers seeking a perfect blend of relaxation, adventure, and cultural exploration. Plan your next getaway to Tampa and immerse yourself in the allure of this coastal gem in the heart of the Sunshine State!

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Ahead of a Community Recycling Day at the Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan on April 23, The Lambert Center's Jason Blitman talks to Christine Datz-Romero, co-founder and executive director of the Lower East Side Ecology Center. Christine talks about the history of the center, how e-waste works, and what it takes to compost at home.

This episode we are joined by actor, writer and director Eddie Datz!  Eddies talks about his life as a working actor, the importance of having a life outside of performing, survival jobs and much more! 

In this episode we sit down with Felix Irving of Who Datz Foot & Carrying and discuss his journey into Barbecue and Social Media. We talk his move from the mountains of South Dakota to Mobile, Alabama., in addition to his menu change, and hi line of sauces and rubs just to name a few topics. The moderators on the panel were Eddie of @EddieWrightBBQ , Charlie of @MavericBBQ , Alton of @TheDawgfathasBBQ and Brandon of @BKCCooks . Grab a beverage and enjoy! Click below to buy some of Felix's Bears-BQ Sauces and Rubs. https://www.beardbqsauce.com You Can Find Felix on Instagram at @WHODATZFOODANDCATERING, Facebook at WHO DATZ Food and Catering, and TikTok at @whodatzfandc . Full video via YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ojf8Gf3J4Wg This is a collaborative experience of Twelve African American Pitmasters and Content Creators from across the United States with several different focuses on Barbecue and the way we see it, live it and create it…Check us out and subscribe. From Backyard to Competition to Catering, we will cover it all, as well as show you come great cooks as well. Click this link to subscribe to Black Smoke Barbecue! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPDF... Click the link to listen to the Black Smoke Barbecue Podcast on all formats! https://open.spotify.com/show/1ihUBmH... Click this link to check out all Twelve Pitmasters' on YouTube and Instagram! https://linktr.ee/blacksmokebarbecue Check out each of the members on YouTube with the links below! Alton Matthews of @TheDawgfathasBBQ - https://www.youtube.com/@UCahPQX699ZQ... Terrance Elmore of T-Dubb BBQ - https://www.instagram.com/tdubb.bbq/ John Carter of @SaltPepperFire - https://www.youtube.com/c/SaltPepperFire Rich Myers of @ramtuff111 - https://www.youtube.com/user/ramtuff111 Charlie Maveric Smith of @MavericBBQ - https://www.youtube.com/c/CharlieMave... Joe Miller of @KillerMillerQue - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcMS... Edward Kirby of @KIRBBQ - https://www.youtube.com/user/thicon7 Geoffrey Greer of @GrillandSmokeBBQ - https://www.youtube.com/c/GrillandSmo... Brandon Carpenter of @BKCCooks - https://www.youtube.com/c/BKCCooks Geoffrey Boyd of @OutdoorsWithGeoff - https://www.youtube.com/c/OutdoorsWit... Keenan Alforque of @notallsmoke - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSym... Eddie Wright of @EddieWrightBBQ - https://www.youtube.com/c/EddieWright... --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blacksmokebarbecue/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blacksmokebarbecue/support

Happy holidays everyone and welcome to the last Talk With Your Mouthful of 2022! With the end of the year fast approaching, we wanted to slow things down a bit and wrap up the season with a fire side chat of casual conversation with none other than Carlos' mom! With Dylan, Joy, and John missing, Carlos, Sophie and Angela sit down with some drinks in hand to talk food and family during the holidays. Plus we get Angela's reviews on some classic TWYMF restaurants AND a full review for TWYMF newcomer Datz, a foodie dream destination in St. Petersburg and Tampa. So pour yourself a nice glass of your favorite go to holiday beverage and get comfy cozy because this is Cocktail Hour:  The Last One of the Year!Intro and Outro music courtesy of Lofi geek:  https://www.youtube.com/lofigeekWant more TWYMF content? You can check us out on our social media accounts for behind-the-scenes videos, pictures from the episodes, cocktail recipes, listener polls, and much more!Twitter: @MouthfulpodTikTok: TalkWithYourMouthfulInstagram: Talk_With_Your_Mouthful

I had Stephen Datz on the podcast today. It was interesting because this is not the normal podcast where I talk about somebody's life as I've done that with Stephen before (Epi. 43 & 84). This podcast is about a show he had worked on for seven years in the Grand Tetons. It was a prestigious plein-air show that he had helped start.Well, the show was canceled suddenly in 2019 and Stephen didn't get closure with this body of work. He wanted to show all these paintings, and enhance some of the ones he really hadn't finished yet. So he spent the time and energy to not only finish the paintings but to write an article about each one and then put it in book form.From a standpoint of "Is this a  financially smart thing to do?" I'd say maybe not. But from a creative standpoint, from an emotional, you know, seeking closure standpoint, it's exactly what art is about. He shows what he did, how he did it, why he did it, and he finished the paintings that never got finished.So it's a wonderful show. This is kind of a dated podcast in a weird way because it's really talking about a show opening on August 19, 2022, here at my Tucson gallery. This show happens to be getting memorialized in a book as well. It's always going to be out there as long as the books are out there and we go and talk about it all.Stephen C. Datz on episode 207 of Art Dealer Diaries Podcast.

Alexa can imitate any voice... including those who have passed away. Is that crazy or are you team deceased?? 

Welcome to the WWSD Podcast; weekly we share discussions. This week Josh and Seamus are joined by actress and director Lisa Datz. Lisa started in Broadway by has since branched off into films and television. Recently Lisa appeared on the hit television show FBI: Most Wanted. She has recently finished her short film Life of Riley, which she wrote, directed and starred in. We discuss how she got started in the industry, her Broadway debut with the original Titanic, transitioning into film/television, the big differences between acting on Broadway compared to film/tv, using meditation to get into a role, creating your own opportunities in the industry, using empathy for method acting, her film Life of Riley, getting her film on the festival circuit, and her time on FBI: Most Wanted. As always enjoy!Check out and follow Lisa at his  Website|Instagram | IMDbLife of Riley visit: LifeOfRileyFilm.comCheck out more of Josh and Seamus of the WWSD Podcast at linktr.ee/wwsdIf you would like to support the WWSD Podcast check out our patreon and get access to exclusive monthly content not released anywhere else, like the Load Boost After Math, The Roast of Seamus, and much more content released every month. https://www.patreon.com/wwsd_podcastThanks so much for listening! If you like this episode, please subscribe to “WWSD Podcast” and rate and review wherever you get your podcasts.Would you like to be a guest on the WWSD Podcast? Email us. 

Join us - Yvonne and Rafael - for a super fun episode where we get to know Dr. Geralyn Datz, Medical and Pain Psychologist and President of Southern Behavioral Medicine Associates, based in Hattiesburg, MS. Dr. Datz had us laughing from the very start. Spend a few minutes with us as we share a few laughs, discuss how she came to be in the workers' comp industry, get a brief review of her career, and more. You'll find that not only is Dr. Datz incredibly funny, but she also's a highly sought-after industry speaker, and she is multi-talented! We are so lucky to have her in the workers' comp industry. You'll hear in this episode how things could have gone a very different way. So, let's go ¡Vamanos!¡Muchas Gracias! Thank you for listening. We would appreciate you sharing our podcast with your friends on social media. Find Yvonne and Rafael on Linked In or follow us on Twitter @deconstructcomp

Lawrence Datz is the managing partner at Datz & Datz. He has been described in leading publications as one of Florida's most experienced and best divorce law and family law attorneys. He has served on family law leadership committees for The Florida Bar Association. He chaired The Florida Bar's Litigation Support Professionals Committee from 2001-2008 and its Ad Hoc Committee on Parenting Coordination from 2007-2011. He also served as president of Florida's Association of Family and Conciliation Courts in 2012. Learn from Lawrence's expertise and find out how he grows his firm on this episode of The Managing Partners Podcast! —- Array Digital provides bold marketing that helps managing partners grow their law firms. arraylaw.com Follow us on Instagram: @array.digital Follow us on Twitter: @thisisarray Call us for a FREE digital marketing review: 757-333-3021 SUBSCRIBE to The Managing Partners Podcast for conversations with the nation's top attorneys.

We talked to Matthew Ramsey, the lead singer of Old Dominion, about opening up for Kenny Chesney at Raymond James Stadium on April 23. Old Dominion teamed up with Gladys Knight on a song for their latest album Time, Tequila and Therapy and Matt tells them how she was the only choice for the song. On today's Second Date Update Sarah called us up and told us about her date with David where they went to Datz and she said she was charming on the date. She has reached out to him multiple times because she really wants to go out with him again. We get a hold of David to find out why he isn't calling her back.

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… the truth is I'll never pay you! This week we're doing a deep dive into the history of Argentinian debt repayment, or lack thereof. As the country has yoyo-ed between populist and neoliberal political leadership, Argentina's relationship to IMF loans has changed. Repaying debt is cringe, defaulting is based.    Sources on Argentina: https://www.ft.com/content/09a8cd83-616c-48a0-8066-0c96fdeb16b9 https://www.ft.com/content/cdd1ce4e-8cd8-46fc-b0a2-d48c98afc726  https://www.ft.com/content/ce0d1647-0bd7-4bb4-b787-d1301a8a3bc0  https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/sep/26/argentina-imf-biggest-loan https://www.dropbox.com/s/jn0d6e0flqgeczl/Datz%20-%202009%20-%20What%20Life%20after%20Default%20Time%20Horizons%20and%20the%20Out.pdf?dl=0  https://www.dropbox.com/s/9ro8f41qy1qa9zr/Ranis%20-%202005%20-%20Argentina%27s%20worker-occupied%20factories%20and%20enterpri.pdf?dl=0  https://www.dropbox.com/s/e7zor5xu5y6t53e/Helleiner%20-%202005%20-%20The%20Strange%20Story%20of%20Bush%20and%20the%20Argentine%20Debt%20C.pdf?dl=0    Fanta Bility killed by police: https://www.inquirer.com/news/angelo-ford-hasein-strand-fanta-bility-shooting-arrest-20211110.html   Don't text your employees after hours you douchebag: https://www.vice.com/en/article/pkpdan/portugal-makes-it-illegal-for-your-boss-to-text-you-after-work Support the Show!

The co-student body presidents at Ashland High School are calling on the school board to add a COVID-19 vaccination requirement for students who are eligible to get the shots. Luke Seeley and Joshua Datz started an online petition after appealing directly to the school board. They say they're frustrated by the board's inaction so far. Meanwhile, a staff analysis presented to the board of Portland Public Schools last week recommended a vaccine mandate for students 12 and older. The school board's student representative, Jackson Weinberg, was the first to speak at the meeting, saying a vaccine mandate would make students safer. We hear from Weinberg and Datz.

Eurovision 1991 went down in history due to the tied score between Sweden and France, so that the winner had to be decided by tiebreaker. What many tend to forget is that Israel with the song "Kan" was also in the mix, and in fact held the lead for much of the voting process. Since this happens to be Emil's personal favorite of all Eurovision songs ever he has been nagging her for more than a year, and Emil finally gets to talk to Orna Datz, the female half of the married duo who sang it. We learn that Orna and Moshe actually performed independently as solo artists until they were convinced to form a duo for the Israeli national final in 1987, but after that the audience refused to let them not be a duo again and they were hugely successful. We learn about the rumors about all the different artists who are said to have been offered "Kan" and we get to listen to the original demo with the composer Uzi Hitman, as well as about how Kobi Oshrat and any others contributed to making the song what it finally became. Orna reveals that it felt like the week in Rome took five years off her life, and we get to hear about "Amen" by Liora, who previously in this podcast claimed that Duo Datz changed their mind and wanted the song back. Is this true? And what is Orna's relation to her ex-husband today?Legend: Orna DatzSong: Kan כאן (Israel 1991)Host: Emil LöfströmContact: emil@schlagervannerna.seInstagram Facebookhttp//www.eurovisionlegends.se See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we've got a long episode but keep with it because we have @adam.bakst, full-time comedian, part-time PR professional. Learn about the many food controversies in Tampa, where the Cuban sandwich actually originated and the chance to get Tom Brady's phone number. SHOW NOTES: Where to stay: The Don CeSar, The Barrymore Where to eat: Mazzaro's Italian Market, Mr. Dunderbak's Biergarten and Brewery, Datz, Dough, Daily Eats, Armature Works Food Hall Best Cuban sandwich: Brocato's Sandwich Shop Where to drink: Lowry Parcade, Green Lemon, MacDinton's Soho Best Gay Bars: Southern Nights, The Honey Pot (Permanently Closed) What to do: Busch Gardens, go to an XFL game, check Ybor City RAPID FIRE: Most instagram-able spot: Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park, Tampa Music of Art, The Florida Museum of Photographic Arts, USF Favorite pizza spot: Eddie and Sam's NY Pizza Favorite Tampa event: Gasparilla Season, St. Patrick's Day Festival Favorite coffee shop: Favorite wine & cheese spot: Cru Cellars Favorite season to visit: directly after Spring or right before Fall Favorite place for dessert: Bo's Ice Cream, Chill's Bros Scoop Shop Favorite local business: Mojo Books & Records Biggest tourist trap: Drive further than Ben T. Davis Beach- it's not the best beach so go into Clearwater

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We interview Liz Senyak. Liz is the Director of Operations for Feed and Seed Hospitality, which owns Trophy Fish, Mandarin Hide, and Mandarin Heights. Liz got her start in the business bartending at Datz in Tampa. Her leadership skills got her promoted to manager, and she joined Feed and Seed in 2018 just after Trophy Fish opened. At the top of the show we have Abby Allen with her recipe for Curry Chicken Salad sandwiches + avocado hummus.

In this episode, Dr. Geralyn Datz, psychologist, joins us to discuss the seemingly mysterious topic of psychological testing. We walk through the purpose of psychological tests and what to expect when undergoing one of these examinations. Dr. Datz is trained in advanced psychological testing techniques and works as a psychologist at Southern Behavioral Medicine Associates in Hattiesburg, Miss.

We interview Dean Hurst. Let us say this: Dean is just fun! He is the Beverage Director for The Datz Group, and today we have an extensive conversation on all things tiki and tiki culture with an emphasis on tiki drinks, and some tiki history. On the second half of the interview we get into the carefully crafted recipes for the drinks at the new Burnt Ends Tiki Bar. At the top of the show we will be talking about three news stories that include beef, tacos, and pizza - three of our favorite things.

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Lonnie Graham is a photographer, a Pew Fellow and Professor at Pennsylvania State University. He is former director of Photography at Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, an urban arts organization dedicated to arts and education for at risk youth. There, Lonnie developed innovative pilot projects merging Arts and Academics, which were ultimately cited by, then, First Lady Hillary Clinton as a National Model for Arts Education.   In 1996 Lonnie was commissioned to create the “African/American Garden Project.” which provided a physical and cultural exchange of disadvantaged urban single mothers in Pittsburgh, and farmers from Muguga, a small farming village in Kenya, to build a series of urban subsistence gardens.   In 2005, Lonnie was cited as Artist of the Year in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and presented the Governor’s Award by Governor Edward Rendell. He served as a panel member for the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts in Washington, DC.  Lonnie is the recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts/Pew Charitable Trust Travel Grant for travel to Ghana and is a four time Pennsylvania Council for the Arts Fellowship recipient. His book “A Conversation with the World,” has been published by Datz press in Seoul, Korea. That project seeks to reveal our common humanity through interviews conducted by Lonnie with individuals through out the world. He recently delivered a TED talk on economic disparities of artists in modern culture.               Other exhibitions include an exhibition of photographs at Goethe Institute, Accra Ghana; an exhibition of collaborative portraiture in Christchurch, New Zealand, a group of works at Kulttuurivoimala, Culture Silo, Meri-Toppila, Oulu, Finland, a full scale reproduction of one of the educational galleries in the Barnes Foundation shown at La Maison de Etat-Unis, Paris, France, an exhibition of larger than life photographs at the Toyota City Museum in Aichi, Japan as well as a room sized installation featured at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC. Lonnie’s work can be found in the permanent collections of the Addison Gallery for American Art in Andover, MA and the Philadelphia Museum of Art, in Philadelphia, PA. Sound and Vision is supported by the New York Studio School, where drawing, painting and sculpture are studied in depth, debated energetically, and created with passion. The School’s full-time programs: a two-year MFA and a three-year Certificate prioritize experimental learning and perception. Beginning in Fall 2021, the Studio School welcomes artists from around the world to join its inaugural Virtual Certificate Program. Combining the studio-centric emphasis of the School’s teaching methods with an individual, real-time approach to online learning, this full-time program is designed for serious artists, and dedicated aspiring artists, who seek to cultivate the studio skills and methods that will prepare them for a lifetime of art-making. The priority application deadline is April 30th, 2021 - apply online today at nyss.org

This week I had the pleasure to speak with Diane Datz owner of The Recovery Lab NM. As a physical therapist for the past 6 years, Diane has a great insight into injuries runners go through as well as specific things you can do to stay healthy heading into the colder months. She also offers several body weight exercises you can do at home while on lockdown, or if you just can't make it out to the gym.We also spend time talking about how she got into running in beautiful Corpus Cristi, how she got into PT, and how running influences her practice. She is also a USATF certified Triathlete coach and has raced distances from the 10k to 50k. She is no stranger to disappointment as she has overcome a torn ACL and had a recent triathlon canceled.I hope you enjoy her story. Instagram and website are linked above. Stay safe, be kind, and keep running, New Mexico.

Stephen C. Datz paints the American Western landscape in his own clear voice. Strong, angular design, rich harmonious colors, and a striking interpretation of the landscape are hallmarks of Stephen’s style. It took hard work and determination on his part to get here. In this episode, Stephen talks about how his unique voice developed. He was frustrated by how unprepared he was to make a living in fine art after earning a BFA from Colorado State University. He flailed for a few difficult years as he tried to figure out how to thrive as a fine art painter. Stephen’s father encouraged him to take a workshop from artist Skip Whitcomb. It was just what he needed. That workshop opened his eyes to the value of painting outdoors and gave him access to real-world, practical business advice. But there was a problem. In seeking gallery representation, one gallery owner made a frank observation about Stephen’s work: his work was derivative, looking much like the paintings of his workshop instructors. Rather than be dismayed by the criticism, Stephen viewed it as an encouragement to allow his artistic voice to emerge with confidence. He made the determination to be true to himself and his vision. The result? A stunning body of work that is truly unique. And, galleries – including Mark Sublette’s Medicine Man Gallery – took note. Stephen’s love of the landscape remains strong. He frequently explores the western landscape near his home in Grand Junction, Colorado, with his plein air gear. If you are hiking deep in the high desert and red rock country of Colorado and Utah, it's possible you might just get a dazzling glimpse of Stephen C. Datz painting the rhythm and geometry of nature. Mentioned in this episode: Stephen C. Datz http://www.stephencdatz.com Pastel Artists Featured on the Artful Painter Victoria Taylor-Gore https://carlolson.tv/artful-painter/victoria-taylor-gore-quiet-surrealism-22 https://youtu.be/R0Yg4Jx02K8 Skip Whitcomb https://carlolson.tv/artful-painter/skip-whitcomb-purity-of-vision-21 https://youtu.be/7gRitYn0xL8 Lorenzo Chavez https://carlolson.tv/artful-painter/lorenzo-chavez-47 https://youtu.be/iXUtWElgZfU Other Artful Painter Episode Mentions John Pototschnik https://carlolson.tv/artful-painter/john-pototschnik-40 https://youtu.be/dD6Kuvy9rmg Dan McCaw https://carlolson.tv/artful-painter/dan-mccaw-45 https://youtu.be/yQvRqGz8ie0 Books The Art Spirit (by Robert Henri) https://amzn.to/377Hn5F (affiliate link) The Elements of Color (by Johannes Itten) https://amzn.to/2J5rncC (affiliate link) Unknown Terrain: The Landscapes of Andrew Wyeth (by Beth Venn, Adam D. Weinberg, Michael G. Kammen, Whitney Museum of Art) https://amzn.to/3kZewWd (affiliate link) Andrew Wyeth: Memory & Magic (by John Wilmerding, Anne Knutson, Kathleen Foster, Michael Taylor, and Christopher Crosman) https://amzn.to/3nQKdTy (affiliate link) Akademichka: The academic dacha through the eyes of Nikolai Timkov (by Alexander Borovsky) https://amzn.to/3l3XNRw (affiliate link) Everett Ruess: A Vagabond for Beauty (by W. L. Rusho) https://amzn.to/3pRy3LU (affiliate link) Desert Dreams: The Art of Maynard Dixon https://amzn.to/3q0PtWm (affiliate link) About the Artful Painter Website: https://carlolson.tv/artful-painter Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/artful.creative/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/carl.olson.9847/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/CarlOlsonArt Send an email: https://carlolson.tv/contact Make a donation: https://carlolson.tv/donate Book recommendations: https://carlolson.tv/reading-essentials Artists Sketchbooks: https://carlolson.tv/artful-painter-sketchbooks This page may contain affiliate links from which I earn a small commission. When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.

We are taught to love ourselves, we are taught to aspire to marriage we can have ambition but not too much that it outshines “ the man “ in our lives. How do you solve a conflict between two parties if one of the parties does not believe there is a problem, or only recognizes it as a small issue, while the other party sees a large and continuous problem? As women we battle amongst ourselves; often competing on which feminine race is more attractive, what true sexual femininity is and who will gain the interests of a man, how we should dress and the latest fashion trends. Does digital social constructs help with our battles ladies? The business models of these social media networks incentivizes us to behave in certain ways, in ways that promote speaking often at the cost of listening. So are we constantly listening to the wrong information; and never really channeling what is best suited for us as individual women? This podcast series is going to be based on my opinion of said topic. The guest cohost will provide their experiences or expertise on the subject matter. Vanessa Gonzalez is a lawyer, entrepreneur, activist, volunteer and mother. She was a first generation college student, who earned a Bachelors in both Political Science and Spanish from UNC Pembroke, then attended UNC Chapel Hill School of Law where she earned her Juris Doctor. She owns her own solo practice, The Law Office of Vanessa A. Gonzalez PLLC, where she focuses primarily on immigration law and other legal matters affecting the local immigrant community. She taught a course on Immigration Law and Policy at UNCW's Osher Lifelong Learning Institute and participates in Know Your Rights presentations on immigration law at local churches and community events. She is also active in her community as Vice President of the YWCA Board and is on the Board of Going Beyond the Pink, a nonprofit serving those affected by breast cancer. She has done volunteer work at GLOW Academy, as well as Snipes, Gregory and Freeman Elementary schools. She is a member of New Hanover For All, an organization dedicated to working across race, gender, class and difference to recruit and develop leaders, build trust, repair harm, build grassroots political power and make structural change in New Hanover County. If you have not seen her in the courtroom, or volunteering in the community, you may have seen her as a speaker or participant at local social justice rallies. { I DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THIS MUSIC} Please visit our website: www.jonseysweets.com --- 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/jonseysweet/message

Coming in hot after that live show!! Wow thank you so much everyone, that was incredible we want to keep that happening. Chris is loving 90 Day Fiance, Jessie’s loving coconut whipped cream with her Arctic Zone... Instead of doing a Middle Child of the week, this week we’re shouting out Lauren Datz, a true manager and star. The Hallmark movie pitch is 'Stirring Up Love,' and you guessed it's another hit! We end with a praise, Jill you rock!! Find us all over the internet people! 

We are currently in a new decade, the year is 2020 and not only do we still battle with racial and social equality there’s gender equality as well. Us “ women “ are very powerful and courageous beings yet we are still seen as less then; never ever ever being equal to a man. We are taught to love ourselves, we are taught to aspire to marriage we can have ambition but not too much that it outshines “ the man “ in our lives. How do you solve a conflict between two parties if one of the parties does not believe there is a problem, or only recognizes it as a small issue, while the other party sees a large and continuous problem? As women we battle amongst ourselves; often competing on which feminine race is more attractive or what true sexual femininity is; which class of a women will more likely gain the interests of a man (classism), how we should dress and the latest fashion trends. Does digital social constructs help with our battles ladies? The business models of these social media networks incentivizes us to behave in certain ways, in ways that promote speaking often at the cost of listening. So are we constantly listening to the wrong information; and never really channeling what is best suited for us as individual women? I did some research: {please click the link}. “Gender Equality in the World of Work”. https://www.skillsforemployment.org/KSP/en/Discussions/WCMSTEST4_167473 LeeAnne Quattrucci is an attorney, teacher, writer and activist who empowers and inspires. Originally from the Bronx, New York, LeeAnne calls Wilmington, North Carolina home. LeeAnne is a bibliophile, a world traveler, and a foodie. After graduating Magna Cum Laude from Wake Forest University, LeeAnne spent two years studying and working in London and in Costa Rica for Colectiva Por El Derecho a Decidir. She also lived in New Zealand and ran a backpacking lodge. Upon returning to the United States, LeeAnne spent two years teaching at Arts-Based Elementary School in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. LeeAnne then went on to earn her Juris Doctorate degree from the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill School of Law. She graduated with honors and was Pro Bono student of the year. LeeAnne is a fierce community advocate and spends a lot of time volunteering and engaging in community activities. LeeAnne serves on several boards including the Community Advisory Board for WHQR Public Radio, Leading Into New Communities (LINC), Carolina Law Pro Bono Advisory Board, Wake Forest Scholarship Committee, Oops (Offering Optimistic Plans for Success), New Hanover County Rotary Board, and is the former President of Voces Latina. She also served as a pro bono attorney for Legal Aid of North Carolina, the Battered Immigrants Project and the Guardian ad Litem program. ​LeeAnne has received many awards and recognitions throughout her career for legal advocacy and community involvement. LeeAnne was named Wilmington’s Best Attorney for three consecutive years: 2013, 2014 and 2015. She was also awarded the YWCA Woman of Achievement for 2015 in the Business category. She was selected as a 2015 Wilma Woman to Watch candidate. As a stellar advocate for her clients and professional among her colleagues, LeeAnne was selected as Legal Elite in 2015 in the area of Family Law. She received the Pro Bono Public Award from Legal Aid for 2012, 2013 and 2014. {. This podcast series is going to be based on my opinion of said topic. The guest cohost will provide their experiences or expertise on the subject matter.} (I DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THIS MUSIC). Please visit my website www.jonseysweets.com --- 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/jonseysweet/message

“Girls, You Can’t Do What The Guys Do And Tell Be A Lady.... Oooh Datz A Lie” We are currently in a new decade, the year is 2020 and not only do we still battle with racial and social equality there’s gender equality as well. Us “ women “ are very powerful and courageous being yet we are seen still seen as less then; never ever ever being equal to a man. We are taught to love ourselves, we are taught to aspire to marriage we can have ambition but not too much that it outshines “ the man “ in our lives. How do you solve a conflict between two parties if one of the parties does not believe there is a problem, or only recognizes it as a small issue, while the other party sees a large and continuing problem? As women we battle amongst ourselves; often competing on which feminine race is more attractive, what true sexual femininity is and who will gain the interests of a man how we should dress and the latest fashion trends. Do digital social constructs help with our battles ladies? The business models of these social media networks incentivizes us to behave in certain ways, in ways that promote speaking often at the cost of listening. So are we constantly listening to the wrong information; and never really channeling what is best suited for us as individual women? { PLEASE BE CLEAR} This podcast series is going to be based on my opinions and topic. My guest host have their own opinions! Visit the website: www.jonseysweets.com. ( I DO NO OWN THE RIGHTS TO THIS MUSIC) --- 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/jonseysweet/message

Let’s Put This Lie To Rest --- 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/jonseysweet/message

Women are undoubtably the highest commodity in this game called life! Behind every strong man there has to be a strong woman. Even “James Brown” had the common sense to know that this world wouldn’t be nothing without a woman or a girl. We as women have come a mighty long way; we’re not only the nurturers or the caretakers but we are the entrepreneurs, we are the teachers, we are the doctors and lawyers, we are the CEO’s and even the mechanics...........hell “ We Run The World” --- 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/jonseysweet/message

In this episode, Dr. David Hanscom continues his discussion with Dr. Geralyn Datz, a clinical health psychologist specializing in the treatment of pain. She shares two very moving patient stories of recovery from severe trauma and chronic pain that illustrate the importance of the patient's outlook in the healing process, as well as the power of a patient-centered approach to treatment.Dr Geralyn Datz is a licensed clinical health psychologist in Mississippi, Louisiana and Alabama. She also practices telehealth in other states around the US. Dr. Datz specializes in pain psychology and educating others about health psychology. Dr. Datz is President and Clinical Director of Southern Behavioral Medicine Associates PLLC, in Hattiesburg, MS, a group mental health specialty practice. Southern Behavioral Medicine provides assessment and treatment of individuals with psychological disorders as well as medical issues, such as chronic pain, head injury, and physical work injuries. Dr. Datz is a professional speaker, writer and scientific presenter. She has authored a number of peer reviewed, scientific articles and book chapters on the topics of health psychology, pain psychology, the mind-body connection, opioid risk, treatment of injury, and return to work, and mindfulness. For more information, visit: https://www.southernbmed.com

In this episode, Dr. David Hanscom continues his discussion with Dr. Geralyn Datz, a clinical health psychologist specializing in the treatment of pain. She shares two very moving patient stories of recovery from severe trauma and chronic pain that illustrate the importance of the patient’s outlook in the healing process, as well as the power of a patient-centered approach to treatment. Dr Geralyn Datz is a licensed clinical health psychologist in Mississippi, Louisiana and Alabama. She also practices telehealth in other states around the US. Dr. Datz specializes in pain psychology and educating others about health psychology. Dr. Datz is President and Clinical Director of Southern Behavioral Medicine Associates PLLC, in Hattiesburg, MS, a group mental health specialty practice. Southern Behavioral Medicine provides assessment and treatment of individuals with psychological disorders as well as medical issues, such as chronic pain, head injury, and physical work injuries. Dr. Datz is a professional speaker, writer and scientific presenter. She has authored a number of peer reviewed, scientific articles and book chapters on the topics of health psychology, pain psychology, the mind-body connection, opioid risk, treatment of injury, and return to work, and mindfulness. For more information, visit: https://www.southernbmed.com

In this episode, Dr. David Hanscom talks with Dr. Geralyn Datz, a clinical health psychologist specializing in the treatment of pain. She discusses her approach to treating chronic pain which incorporates cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT); functional therapies (e.g., physical therapy and yoga); psychological testing; assessment by a team of physicians; and listening to the patient and getting them to share their story.  She also talks about the placebo effect as one example of the body’s ability to heal itself. Dr. Geralyn Datz is a licensed clinical health psychologist in Mississippi, Louisiana and Alabama. She also practices telehealth in other states around the US. Dr. Datz specializes in pain psychology and educating others about health psychology. Dr. Datz is President and Clinical Director of Southern Behavioral Medicine Associates PLLC, in Hattiesburg, MS, a group mental health specialty practice. Southern Behavioral Medicine provides assessment and treatment of individuals with psychological disorders as well as medical issues, such as chronic pain, head injury, and physical work injuries. Dr. Datz is a professional speaker, writer and scientific presenter. She has authored a number of peer reviewed, scientific articles and book chapters on the topics of health psychology, pain psychology, the mind-body connection, opioid risk, treatment of injury, and return to work, and mindfulness. For more information, visit: https://www.southernbmed.com

In this episode, Dr. David Hanscom talks with Dr. Geralyn Datz, a clinical health psychologist specializing in the treatment of pain. She discusses her approach to treating chronic pain which incorporates cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT); functional therapies (e.g., physical therapy and yoga); psychological testing; assessment by a team of physicians; and listening to the patient and getting them to share their story.  She also talks about the placebo effect as one example of the body's ability to heal itself.Dr. Geralyn Datz is a licensed clinical health psychologist in Mississippi, Louisiana and Alabama. She also practices telehealth in other states around the US. Dr. Datz specializes in pain psychology and educating others about health psychology. Dr. Datz is President and Clinical Director of Southern Behavioral Medicine Associates PLLC, in Hattiesburg, MS, a group mental health specialty practice. Southern Behavioral Medicine provides assessment and treatment of individuals with psychological disorders as well as medical issues, such as chronic pain, head injury, and physical work injuries. Dr. Datz is a professional speaker, writer and scientific presenter. She has authored a number of peer reviewed, scientific articles and book chapters on the topics of health psychology, pain psychology, the mind-body connection, opioid risk, treatment of injury, and return to work, and mindfulness. For more information, visit: https://www.southernbmed.com

Endlech aus der Datz eraus: PAUS. feiert seng 30(st Episod)!!! Dofir hu mir eis eng national TV-Koryphäe invitéiert, déi hire Besuch ab der éischter Minutt bereit huet. Mir schwätzen iwwer Hollänner, Schëllerpolster an Immobilien. Stréckt iech un fir e Galopp duerch d’Film- a Fernsehlandschaft mat Autosaccidenter, Verwirrungen em d’“Sunlicht“-Affär a ville knusprege Geschichten.

Meet the spirit of Shlomo as he awaits the arrival of the chanichimot (campers) of Camp Galil Summer 2020. Theme music by Adam Benamram (Kvutzah 67) based on Galil anthem "Deer Tics" by Giga Shane (Kvutzah 46) Episode 1 was written and recorded by David Dunlop and produced by Josh Campbell. Datz Call pitches and alumni stories should be sent to galilmadatz71@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/campgalil/support

Tampa is made up of several parts and neighborhoods. Some of the best places to visit are: -Downtown Tampa https://www.tampasdowntown.com/-South Tampa/ Bayshore https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g34678-d147138-Reviews-Bayshore_Boulevard-Tampa_Florida.html-Ybor City https://yborcityonline.com/-Citrus Park https://www.niche.com/places-to-live/citrus-park-hillsborough-fl/Exciting Places to Hang OutBREWERIES-Tampa Bay Brewing Co. (Ybor and Westchase) https://www.tbbc.beer/home-Coppertail Brewing Co. (Ybor, right across the street from IKEA) https://coppertailbrewing.com/-Brew Bus Brewing (they have busses that take you all over Tampa to different breweries) https://brewbususa.com/-Cigar City Brewing Co. (South Tampa) https://www.cigarcitybrewing.com/-Six/Ten Brewing (Central Tampa by the airport) https://www.sixtenbrewing.com/Fun Parks and things to do outside-Hillsborough River State Park https://www.floridastateparks.org/parks-and-trails/hillsborough-river-state-park-Busch Gardens https://buschgardens.com/tampa/tickets/theme-park-tickets/?utm_source=google&utm_id=go_cmp-1488418546_adg-57107059186_ad-441700882502_kwd-92805455_dev-c_ext-&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIrrLyvqaU6gIVB0WGCh2zGgF7EAAYASAAEgI4V_D_BwE-Adventure Island https://adventureisland.com/?utm_source=google&utm_id=go_cmp-1736156326_adg-77120006152_ad-374911442314_kwd-301868999751_dev-c_ext-&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIrtGkyKaU6gIVDE2GCh0oaADPEAAYASAAEgIrRPD_BwE-Bayshore Blvd trails https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/florida/bayshore-boulevard#:~:text=Bayshore%20Boulevard%20is%20a%208.8,must%20be%20kept%20on%20leash.-Water Works https://www.tampagov.net/parks-and-recreation/featured-parks/waterworks-Hyde Park https://hydeparkvillage.com/-Armature Works https://armatureworks.com/-Lowry Park Zoo https://zootampa.org/visitor-info/?utm_source=madden&utm_medium=googlegrantcpc&utm_campaign=dmflzoot&utm_content=visitorinfo&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIloPu8qaU6gIVE2KGCh0M9gMJEAAYASAAEgLjQfD_BwE-Centro Ybor (Historic District)  https://www.nps.gov/nr/travel/american_latino_heritage/ybor_city_historic_district.html-Sparkman’s Warff https://sparkmanwharf.com/-Channelside https://www.813area.com/tampa/channelside/Sporting Events: -Amalie Arena--hockey games, students who show up in Lightning apparel and present ID can get into the “student rush” where they will place you in empty seats. You could be sitting right behind the glass. https://www.amaliearena.com/-Raymond James Stadium-- football games, should be a lot more popular now because of Brady and Gronk http://raymondjamesstadium.com/Hidden Gems:-Bru-- a 16 tap taproom that sells beers from only Florida Breweries. They have games and trivia. They are dog friendly, kid friendly and have a kombucha and cold brew for non-alcoholic options https://www.brufl.com/-Maloney's Irish Pub--Wednesdays are $7 burgers...THE BEST BURGERS and they have trivia that night as well https://www.maloneyslocalirishpub.com/-The Floridian-- the best Cbuan sandwich around (we make the Cuban sandwich with pork, swiss cheese, mustard, pickles and SALAMI) https://floridanpalace.com/-Burger Culture-- a food truck that serves fresh burgers to order. They have a great fries too https://tampaharley.com/en/check-out-our-burger-culture-menu-Breakout Games Escape Room- the best escape room I have been to ever https://breakoutgames.com/tampa-Loli’s Tacos-- authentic tacos that are served in a little shack, I always take it to go and eat it in the brewery down the road https://www.lolismexicancravings.com/-Eddie and Sam N.Y. Pizza https://www.eddieandsamspizza.com/-Mott and Hester’s Deli--best cheese ziti and meaty sandwiches https://www.mottandhesterdeli.com/- Front Porch and Bart’s Tavern-- located in a two story Victorian house on Florida Ave. they have string lights and awesome live music https://frontporchgrill.com/Places to Eat -- -Ulele- the best macaroni and cheese in Tampa (won several awards) https://www.ulele.com/-Datz- a deli that serves really eclectic food from sandwiches to bacon stuffed meatloaf. They also have a chocolate shop that makes awesome little truffles and a bakery called Datz Dough (two locations one Downtown Tampa and the other in St. Pete) https://datztampa.com/-Columbia Restaurant- famous for their 1905 salad and amazing traditional cuban food (Ybor) https://www.columbiarestaurant.com/-Oxford Exchange- https://oxfordexchange.com/-Daily Eats- super fancy but diner-like food serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g34678-d794024-Reviews-Daily_Eats-Tampa_Florida.html-Green Lemon https://www.opentable.com/green-lemon-Bern’s Steakhouse and Dessert Room you can just do dessert if you want https://bernssteakhouse.com/harry-waugh-dessert-room/-King of the Coop- Nashville Hot Chicken restaurant https://www.kingofthecoop.com/-Bahama Bucks- shaved ice https://www.bahamabucks.com/-Jeremiah’s - Italian ice https://jeremiahsice.com/locations/south-tampa- Michael’s Grill-- really great authentic italian food https://michaelsgrill.com/Thanks for tuning in everyone, we appreciate Hannah for sharing her insights about the best places to visit in Tampa!

Joe Biden's campaign is dead in the water even though democrats refuse to admit it. Nancy Pelosi endorsed Biden and then just hours later a fourth witness came out again the former Vice President. Also Gov Cuomo tells New Yorkers to get an essintial workers job if they want to work and are laid off. The communist centrally planned goals of Cuomo and other commie democrats are starting to be revieled. And Aaron Carter is back in the news with some tranny drama! Datz a BIG Trachea.

Jesse's dreams are haunted by a demon lover whose attacks are killing her in the real world. This full length audio drama performed by talented professional actors will be a story you never forget.

Steve Datz's second visit to the Art Dealer Diaries; on this special episode we discuss what it takes to be an artist and pull off a major art exhibit. Stephen's first interview (Epi. 43) delved into his backstory and what led him to pursue painting full-time. This time around, Stephen and Mark go in-depth about the lifestyle of the modern landscape painter. We hear about the choices that have to be made beyond the canvas to have a successful exhibition in a southwest gallery setting, and how being a "precisionist" can both help and hinder your art career. A great insight into the mind of an artist, and an episode you can't afford to miss.

Sekitar beberapa minggu yang lalu sempat ada yang nanya ke mimin, gimana sih caranya supaya corak warna ikan Tiger Datz itu bisa cerah? Sebenarnya nggak susah-susah amat kok. Asal kamu tahu caranya. Nah pertanyaannya adalah, gimana sih caranya? Kamu penasaran? Yuk simak keempat tipsnya di Podcast ini. Oh iya, kamu jangan lupa juga untuk share/bagikan Podcast ini lewat Instagram Stories yaa supaya teman-temanmu dapat manfaatnya juga. Oke? Selamat menikmati konten Nakama Aquatics!! #KenaliTemanmuLebihDekat

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Long term loving relationships fall apart in an instant, shattering our understanding of ourselves, our partners, and our future. Sometimes an instant in a relationship determines the whole course of our lives. Make or Break stars Deborah Rombaut & Mike Datz and was produced by AudioIron.com.

Hi Friends! Today we are kicking off September with the help of my IRL friend and interior designer, Danielle Datz. I figured what better way to mourn the end of summer, than with one of my girlfriends by my side! Fun Fact: Danielle was a guest back on episode 111 which happens to be one of our most downloaded episodes, so be sure to check it out! With summer now in our rearview mirror, it’s time to re-activate our routines that may have fallen by the wayside.   Did you know that September/Back to school is the 2nd most popular RESET time (next to New Years)  Where some people make resolutions, start new habits, or re-establish old ones. Danielle and I unpack some of the most popular re-set areas, and provide strategies to help you navigate the muddy waters that accompany each of the following:  o   Meal Planning/Eating right o   Bedtime and Homework o   Exercise o   Cutting back on Alcohol (seriously?! is this a typo?) o   New job/School If you need some gentle nudging to help get you back in the game, we want to help! Let us know the areas where you are struggling. Feel free to leave us a comment, or head on over to our facebook group, This ORGANIZED Life and share your thoughts with us!  xo- Laurie Please support us! SUBSCRIBE to TOL to have new episodes downloaded each week! REVIEW.  Social influence is the most impactful way to help others find our show! Struggling with Clutter?  Click HERE to take our FREE clutter quiz! Stop feeling like a Hot Mess! HOT MESS: A Practical Guide to Getting Organized is my witty little survival guide that helps you get to the root of your clutter. Learn about the 3 types of clutter, Physical, Emotional, and Calendar, along with how to avoid the 5 Clutter Pitfalls.  Now is the time to reclaim time, find freedom, and feel empowered from the “stuff” that is holding you back. Available on amazon, barnes & noble or wherever books are sold. Links Mentioned in this Episode Episode 111 of This Organized Life Connect with Danielle PINTEREST | INSTAGRAM Connect with Me WEBSITE | FB | IG | PINTEREST

Landscape artist Stephen Datz discusses his life story of growing up in Colorado and his struggles to become an artist, the son of a philatelic dealer. Stephen explains his path of becoming an artist first in plein air art before turning his art style into a more modern aesthetic. A must listen for any artist that wants to make art as a profession.

In this episode I speak with Andrea Datz from Integrative Horsemanship.There is so much gold in this episode. I am so happy for you and your horses that you have tunes into this one. From learning to listen to your horse, to understanding the principles of dancing the Tango and taking them into your time with your horse, and to the beautiful gift that I received during this podcast, calmness.Andrea was so calm and clear I her communication throughout this podcast that after a night of barely any sleep, waking at 4am to record the conversation at 5am, no breakfast and a usually highly excitable nature, I felt calm and grounded by Andrea’s presence from the other side of the world! I hope you feel this too while listening to Andrea and the beautiful message she has to share.To connect with Andrea you can go to her website, Facebook page or you can follow her on her blog. To see pictures of Andrea and her beautiful Gin you can also go to the blog on my website.This episode was brought to you by EQUITANA Australia. To get your tickets for this incredible event in Melbourne from the 15th to the 18th of November. go to their website www.equitana.com.au

In a special episode, friend of the pod and Sideline Judgement NBA Correspondent Eddie Datz (@datz_eddie) joins Sergio and Tyler to discuss NBA Free Agency. We discuss LeBron to the Lakers, the Warriors Dynasty adding up, the Kawhi Mystery, what the Miami Humidity should do in free agency, and much more! Don't forget to follow us on Twitter! Sideline Judgement: @SJ_Podcast Sergio De La Espriella: @sdelaes Tyler K. Williams: @T_K_Williams We're not biased, but Go Gators and Go Miami Humidity!

I got so tired of social media ranting about the IHOP / IHOB thing today, I felt it's only right to talk about the burgers of Tampa Bay worthy of this much chatter. These are all mom and pop type places. I left big chains out. When it comes to chain burgers, Five Guys is tough to beat. We're spoiled because we're used to seeing them everywhere. But I wanted to focus on the burgers that are (mostly) unique to Tampa Bay. What didn't make my list? El Cap. I'm sorry. I know it's a St. Pete icon. I just don't taste it.  My picks include Datz in Tampa, Engine No. 9 in St. Pete, Portillo's in Brandon, the Stein and Vine in Riverview and a burger you can't even buy right now. You'll have to wait til 2019.  

It's hard to imagine a time when we didn't have curbside recycling programs, but it was actually less than 30 years ago now. That's when Christine Datz-Romero had decided to do something to help divert recyclables from the waste stream. This expanded into an entire center that is the largest collector of food scraps and electronic waste here in NYC. The Lower East Side Ecology Center that Christine founded helps divert 400 tonnes of food scraps from landfill. They also have a year-round e-waste recycling program that helps remove the 70% of heavy metals that can be found in landfill from electronics that are incorrectly disposed of. -- Resource mentioned in this episode: Mary Appelhof -- Check out the LES Ecology Center's e-waste drop off sites! There are popup locations every weekend through June. They've also opened an additional drop-off site in Chinatown at 75 Broadway near the East Broadway F stop or the Grand St. D stop. You can bring your computers, keyboard, printers, etc. on Monday, Wednesday and Thursdays between 12-4 PM. Link in show notes for more info. Don't miss the LES Ecology Center's 30th birthday party at the East River Park on June 9th. Face painting, food, and compost - it's a great opportunity to see what the LES Ecology Center does and help support the continuation of their work. Join the conversation on Facebook, follow us on Instagram, and try our repurposed coffee body scrub. Don't forget to subscribe, review, and share this podcast with other eco-warriors. We read all of your reviews and your positive ratings help us spread the word and spur more eco-warriors to action. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/trashtalking/support

RUN Last June, we launched our podcast, and the first run we ever featured was  the Tampa Beer Run.  Tampa Beer Run  is not only special because it was our first, but because it benefits My Hope Chest, which helps those recovering from breast cancer with reconstructive surgery costs. After the run, we got a bite to eat and a cocktail at Datz. EAT Datz is a great place to eat in the Tampa area, only blocks from Bayshore Boulevard, a beautiful stretch of sidewalk, maybe even the longest in Florida, where you can look out over the beautiful Tampa Bay and where we ran Gasparilla in February. Datz features classic comfort food with a twist, has a great brunch menu, and some creative cocktails as well as an outstanding beer list. DRINK   At Datz we had a great cocktail featuring coffee and a powdered doughnut as a garnish! The Dunk this Doughnut Cocktail is what we are featuring in this Quick Bite. THAT'S A WRAP! Thanks for watching!  Please subscribe and rate us in iTunes. We would love to hear your feedback or about places we should feature in upcoming episodes.  You can follow us as we accomplish, explore, and indulge on our website, Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.  

RUN Last June, we launched our podcast, and the first run we ever featured was  the Tampa Beer Run.  A link to the first episode is here.  Tampa Beer Run  is not only special because it was our first, but because it benefits My Hope Chest, which helps those recovering from breast cancer with reconstructive surgery costs.  This was a great run in Al Lopez Park and with 4 different beer stops featuring samples from local Florida breweries and one from Georgia.  Don't forget about My Hope Chest's upcoming GloWalk in April, too, which will be a great time running through the historic Tampa RiverWalk at night!   EAT Datz is a great place to eat in the Tampa area, only blocks from Bayshore Boulevard, a beautiful stretch of sidewalk, maybe even the longest in Florida, where you can look out over the beautiful Tampa Bay and where we ran Gasparilla in February. Datz features classic comfort food with a twist, has a great brunch menu, and some creative cocktails as well as an outstanding beer list. DRINK On the run, there were four beer stops featuring the following brews: #1 Terrapin Hi 5 (IPA) #2 Coppertail Unholy #3 Motorworks Cruiser Kölsch #4 Six Ten Tent Beer Lager Our favorites were the Motorworks and the Six Ten.  We can't wait to have them again. At Datz we had a great cocktail featuring coffee and a powdered doughnut as a garnish! Look for it on a Quick Bite in the coming weeks! THAT'S A WRAP! Thanks for watching!  Please subscribe and rate us in iTunes. We would love to hear your feedback or about places we should feature in upcoming episodes.  You can follow us as we accomplish, explore, and indulge on our website, Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.  

Erfahrt wie Marco Detzner alias Datz zu seiner Leidenschaft für den Mercedes-Benz CLA gekommen ist.