Podcasts about david cutter music

At long last, we present Mat Bobby. This was a delightful interview with an extremely talented photgrpaher. If you can, we encourage oyu to have Mat's website pulled up while you listen: www.matbobby.com.Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music!

We've got road signs that say BOOB, a rain dance, bike to work day, discussions of beige brick, and lots more to support the accusation that Longmont is aggressively average. We also have a guest! But he's heavy on the listening side. Join us to find out more. Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music!

***QUICK PROMO: Come see us at a live podcast recoding at LMP on May 31 at 7 pm*****What can we say, we absolutely smoked this episode. Come find out why David Barton, Longmont resident and founder of the BBQ accessory business, DripEZ, agrees that the thermometer is a very important tool (and Brady thinks Meater is clever copy), how he paid off his kids' college tuition and why he is amazed Longmont shuts down a US highway four times per year.Check out his que-tastic products at https://bbqdripez.com/Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music.

Better late than never, right? It's so long ago we can't remember what we discussed, but there was a lengthy sidebar about socks. Unmissable, really. Everything you want to know and very little you need to know, as promised.Oh and May 31, we will be hosting "An Evening with SideDish" together with Longmont Public Media to kick off their member drive week. Come see at LPM at 7 pm - music, comedy and other great entertainment. Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music.

Brady and Annie talk BBQ, chicken sandos, openings and closings, listener mail, knives and psychedelics. Come get your buzz y'all!Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music. sidedishlongmont@gmail.com.

It's a downer, upper kind of episode. We dont' leave out a Winchell's mention and Brady starts craving fried food. Quick and dirty from the basement. Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music.Singles event: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/singles-meet-up-juniper-goods-tickets-1299988904809?utm_experiment=test_share_listing&aff=ebdsshios

Okay okay, yes. This is a little dated. But in this lil' hometown how quickly does the buzz really spoil. Surely news stays fresh at least a couple weeks, right?Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music.

It's just us! And some lite goss on the town. Nearly a week old now, this one, so hopefully none of it istoo expired!Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music.

We can't expect Brady to do both the interview AND write the blurb, can we? But don't knock him for it. This is a great interview with Shauna Hylenski of The Climbing Collective. They talk climbing, they talk Winter Fest, they talk the Ice Climbing Championship. It's rises to the top....Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music.

Adam remembers the way things were. In the 90s, Longmont only held around 50,000 people. Imagine it! The post office was big enough to handle everyone, people rode horses on 17th (yes, for real), and we read the WHOLE newspaper articles… not just the headlines. It was a completely different world, and one Adam wants to invoke at the Herald. Learn about old Longmont, longform journalism, and the art of headlines. Check it out! https://longmontherald.substack.com/ Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music.

New year, old us. Enjoy some buzz-y buzz on the town (and at times beyond) and we'll be back with an awesome interview next week! SideDish: an occasionally interesting podcast about Longmont, Colorado. Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music. sidedishlongmont@gmail.com

What is a band saw? How about cookies? What is the perfect work-ready moisture content of a slab? Can secondary decomposers make your coffee table extra cool? Y'all, it's Wood Week on SideDish with Tom Graber of Urban Forest Mill. Whether you are complete novice and have never cut a piece of wood in your life (Annie) or a woodworking whiz (Brady) there is something for everyone in this episode! https://urbanforestmill.com/ Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music. sidedishlongmont@gmail.com

Mike likes two things: coffee and bikes. Or rather, Mike is manic about coffee and bikes. In fact, Mike is SO obsessed with coffee there was almost no time to talk about bikes. We cover the business of good beans: ethical sourcing, natural vs washed, roasting, and more. And, we cover how to enjoy those fancy beans without pretense: how to brew good coffee at home, why some beans are “oily,” washed vs natural varieties, and the slippery slope of good coffee.  Grab a big ‘ol cuppa joe and dive in! Traction Coffee Roasters Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music.

New coffee, old rocks, Longmont's pimp new ride, courts a'plenty, and alllll the events this weekend! It's the buzzy-buzz. Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music.

Longmont Political intrigue (kinda),  multi-use path news, Coffman Street progress, talk of Juniper Goods, and Panda Bandits. Also, we've both been sick. Like, super sick. This year, it feels like nobody has been spared. But, we're better now and ready for your ears. Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music.

Do you know where the oldest house in Longmont lives? We do! Well, we do now - Elizabeth told us. She also told us about the oldest, continuously running restaurant. And, that's just the tip of the iceberg. For someone who hasn't been in Longmont all that long, she knows a TON of history. Oh! And she wants your old photos. Like - have you got some pics from the 90s sitting around? Yeah, the museum might want those. Find out why! Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music. Email us at sidedishlongmont@gmail.com.

Annie has her voice back. Well, kinda. We've also got rogue new, illegal signs, new species, new restaurants, businesses closing AND opening, and kids coordinating with cotton candy. It's all here! Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music.

David Gann CBE is Chair of UK Industrial Fusion Solutions and Emeritus Professor of Innovation and Entrepreneurship at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford and Imperial College London. Professor Gann is a globally recognised leader in innovation, technology management and entrepreneurship.In our second conversation, David Gann and I discussed his efforts to lead the UK's Nuclear Fusion programme, a first-of-a-kind project (worldwide) that could provide limitless, clean, cheap energy. Music credit: David Cutter Music / @dcuttermusic Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This Buzz episode is literally a week old, but better late than never, right? Especially on this snowy post-election day. Hopefully, you can cozy up with some hot cocoa, take your mind off election results, and indulge in our favorite topic…. the Longmont hot goss! Restaurants, a new Longmont news source, rumors. Enjoy. Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music!

This is just an interview, and it's a real Phil-a-buster! … Like, we've got Phil and it's a real buster! (OK, OK, sorry. But, I am gonna do it again…) So what do we get Phil to talk about? Well, the list includes: bus rapid transit, the Coffman corridor improvements, changes to the 119/Hover intersection, the bike path to Boulder, ThE tRaIn!, Hwy 66 (and induced demand), the transit depot, bike lane continuity (and changes), municipal paths, train quiet zones, Boston Ave, and a ton more.  Like the format change? Send us an email. Hate the format change? Send us an email. Bored? Send us an email. sidedishlongmont@gmail.com that's the email. (we like email :)) Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music.

(First, apologies for the sound issues at the beginning... it gets better, promise.) You ever ask yourself, “Self, how do I meet people?” If you do, you're not alone, though you're kind of a weirdo for saying “Self,” like that. Sorry, we didn't mean to call you out. It's OK, weirder things. Anyway, lots of people struggle to find new people to talk to. Social groups tend to gather around a hobby or around a bar. But that doesn't always work. It's possible to enjoy something but not enjoy others who enjoy that thing. Is there a thing you like? Do people who like that thing tend to get a bad rap? And, does it get that rap for good reason? Hey, we get it. Brady plays video games. So maybe your hobby doesn't work - so what then? Well, Jorge says you can always go walking. Yeah, walking, and he makes a convincing argument, because it's just kinda easier to open up and chat while you're moving. So, go take a hike. Longmont Walks Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music.

Today we're joined by the upstairs neighbors! Or, maybe they're like the landlords or something? Whatever, I'll think about it. Anyway, if you don't know, we record every (other) week (or so) from the basement of Longmont Public Media. And before we skulk off to the cellar (where the podcast studio lives) we often bump into Sergio Angeles and/or Nathan Venzara - who are the Executive Director and Executive Producer respectively. Today, these two join us to talk about LPM and what a unique gem it really is. Oh! Maybe they're the Eloi and we're the Morlocks? Is that too forced… or just too esoteric? https://longmontcolorado.gov/parks-and-natural-resources/park-and-trail-development/spring-gulch-2-greenway/ https://recoverycafelongmont.org/ https://restaurantandbaryisels.com/ https://www.theironwoodbar.com/ https://longmontpublicmedia.org/calendar/ Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music. And thanks to YOU, for your listenership and donations!

Is that what we've come to? I mean, it's just the two of us, hanging out in a basement… talking about body service? I guess so, Yeah. But, where else are you going to get updates on Winchell's? And yeah, there's actually news on Winchell's. Real news. Hand on heart. Actually, there's kind of a lot of news. We can even report that Longmont's version of Old Faithful has gone off this year. What does that even mean, you ask? Well, it's a good question. Another good question is, “Why the hell did Brady put so many question marks into this writeup?” Well? I mean, some of them aren't even questions? https://www.launchlongmonthousing.org/ Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music.

Wait, vintage? Are we talking about wine, reading glasses… or about some kinda neo-retro fashion? All of it (obviously) plus a lot of coffee talk. Weird mix, you say? Well, todays' guest, Emily Luebcke, can sum it up in two words, “Juniper Goods.” Juniper Goods is her soon-to-open clothing boutique / coffee shop / wine bar / community space. Yeah, it's going to be all of those things. We thought it sounded like a lot, too, but now that I've heard her vision it sounds awesome. You can hear it, too, right now! Here is referenced episode on Johnson's Station: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sidedish-longmont/episodes/Johnsons-Station-Not-Gas-e2k7tsq/a-abaf5pb Thanks for Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music.

Hey all! We were all excited to have Beau Raffensperger on the show today ahead of opening his new restaurant, The Den on Eleventh. Buuttt.... would you believe he's super busy what with the restaurant officially opening this Monday (June 10)? Anyway, it's Annie and Brady and actually we've got a heap of things happening around town. Heaps. Even some listener mail. Oh, and if YOU have news about Longmont (heaps or otherwise) send it our way! sidedishlongmont@gmail.com Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music.

Today we are joined by Giovanni Leone and Zach Nassar, a couple of the main players in Johnson's Station, a COMPLETE renovation and repurposing of that crazy old gas station in Prospect. This one almost feels like some kind of SEO effort... in addition to Prospect, we talk rooftop bars, pickleball, outdoor drinks, and summer concerts. We also speculate as to why Jack Kerouac needed a nap when he passed through the area. Nothing untoward, surely. Thanks to Ady Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outtro music.

The Balcoms are about to open TWO stalls at the new food hall in Longmont, which will take them to three unique menus in Boulder County. Today, they tell us how they got to the point where they could be so ambitious. It's a wild ride that starts with a young man who hates school and a young woman with an enthusiasm for cooking shows and food magazines. Their story winds through fine dining and massive wine lists before it lands in Boulder County. I hope you enjoy their story and their passion as much as we enjoyed the conversation. Here is the Coffman Corridor website we mention: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/dbfadc717cf9493c8482ffe8f4124c84 Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music!

Join us for a live recording event at Dryland Distillers on April 4 at 5:30 PM!! Today we are joined by Shakeel Dalal of LAUNCH: Longmont Housing - a local coalition focused on housing. Well, housing, affordability, sustainability, environmental impact... Like, a holistic approach to housing and community. It doesn't have to be scary! Before all that, though, we talk Longmont. You know, restaurants and 4/20. Oh, and lent gets a mention, too. So, Brady talks fried fish and Annie talks cocktails. Check out the book club: https://www.launchlongmonthousing.org/book-club.html Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music.

Today, Annie and Brady talk business news in Longmont! Boy, we really need to do some kind of roundup, because there's a heap of openings, closings, and sales. About those openings, we've also got Chef Larry who is currently building out Red Cedar Bistro, a Mediterranean restaurant on Main. He's set to open in the next few months, and I can tell you after our chat we left hungry. Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music.

Note: Next LIVE recording is April 4 at Dryland Distillery! It's another episode dedicated to Longmont (mostly). Some said it couldn't be done! Other's said it shouldn't be done! Well, they did it. Today, Annie and Brady are joined by a large black curtain that seems to confuse them both. They also offer the latest on Winchell's, and little "irrational" humor (as this is a pi-based math joke, it's VERY little humor.) Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our Intro and Outro Music.

Alec Gorynski, President and CEO of the Lincoln Community Foundation discusses LCF's childcare and affordable housing efforts as well a their unique and Donor Advised Fund fee free model.MentionsAlec GorynskiLincoln Community FoundationLincoln LittlesMusicCakeVampire WeekendBooksNothing Like It In the World: The Men Who Built the Transcontinental Railroad 1863-1869,  by Stephen AmbroseMusicThanks to Andy Eppler for our intro MusicThanks to David Cutter Music for "Float Away

Doctoral Candidate Rachel Hanebutt joins the show to discuss the importance of digital equity and access and why Community Foundation's should become engaged in this issue.MentionsRachel Hanebutt, Ed.M., M.A. M.S.Vanderbilt University profile on Rachel Hanebutt's workNashville Digital Inclusion Task ForceRecommendationsOneSec AppHard Fork podcastEphemeraProsecuting Evil with Kelly SieglerMusicThanks to Andy Eppler for our intro MusicThanks to David Cutter Music for "Float Away

We've been brigaded! Today, the studio is invaded by u/1davide, moderator of the local Longmont subreddit. The subreddit is a place where news is shared, discussions are had, and rants are... ranted. It's also like THE place to discuss road paint, stoplight timing, and traffic accidents. Brady has been on the sub for a long time, and it was pretty cool for him to meet Davide! Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music.

Steve Alley, Managing Partner of EAC, joins the show this week to discuss successful board retreats, board members and an array of other topicsMentionsSteve AlleyEACRyanhood acoustic bandMusicThanks to Andy Eppler for our intro MusicThanks to David Cutter Music for "Float Away

We have huge news about one of the oldest and most recognizable buildings in Longmont. You know, it used to have the China Panda. Before that (WAAAAY before) it was Longmont's first hotel. It currently houses Java Stop... and even the Speakeasy. Speaking of, today we have Sarah Carrillo who is the founder and owner of the speakeasy. AND, she is the newest owner of the 301 Main. Yeah, she owns the whole place, and boy does she have plans. Today, we get into them. And we even talk about Cora Faye, the Minotaur who emerged from its labyrinthine passages below. Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music.

Sharna Goldseker is today's leading expert on multigenerational and next generation philanthropy and -- as a next generation donor herself -- offers a trusted and insider's perspective.  As Founder of 21/64, Sharna has been a leading and consistent presence in the philanthropic field for two decades and is known for her quiet gravitas and insight.   I hope you enjoy this discussion of Sharna, 21/64 and engaging next generation donors.MentionsSharna Goldseker21/64Generation Impact: How Next Gen Donors are Revolutionizing Giving, Michael Moody, Sharna GoldsekerMusicThanks to Andy Eppler for our intro MusicThanks to David Cutter Music for "Float Away

President and CEO of the El Paso Community Foundation, Eric Pearson joins the podcast to discuss local journalism, immigration and their work on La Nube, El Paso's new Children's Museum.MentionsEric PearsonEl Paso Community FoundationLa NubeEl Paso MattersMusic/Articles/BooksPhoebe BridgersBoygeniusConferencesAdNet 2024 ConferenceMusicThanks to Andy Eppler for our intro MusicThanks to David Cutter Music for "Float Away

Today we're joined by Amanda Maldonado of Coy Ink Studio. Are we supposed to say, "of" here? Rather, she IS Coy Ink Studio. What's more, she's a stretching enthusiast, time management expert... and a HUGE (fellow) nerd about Longmont. We thoroughly enjoyed this interview! And here is the book referenced, Between Grass and Hay. Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music.

First of all, sorry for the late drop. We've ben slacking. But it was worth the wait! Royalty abounds! Today (well, a week or so ago), we're joined by Macie May, the self purported Queen of Longmont. I guess that makes her a leader in more than one way, because, well, Macie basically IS the Longmont Leader. (You know, the local news source!?) Like, that's her. Just her. It's basically a one-woman job. So she reigns as queen and she leads by example. Dunno. We gotta say, we're just blown away that we get to speak to all this royalty. But, that's as far as I'll go, I'm not going to spend anymore time talking about King Keefe and his "throne." Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music.

Today, we've got a special live solstice spirit episode recorded at Dry Land Distillers. Like, we had a real audience and they listened and even said they liked it. So that was a nice change. What was it about? Uh, well, Annie has a drink and bares it all! She's got HEAPS of gossip about old town. She also provides an update about Longmont's swingers community (yes, for real). And speaking of swingers, we are also joined by the voice of episodes past. It's a, uh, real SPIRITED episode! Thanks to Nels of Dryland for being a most gracious host! Thanks to Tim Gulsrud of Soundpost Sessions for the PA help! Thanks fort Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music!

Please come seeeeeee us this Wednesday, Dec 20 at 5:30 pm at Dryland Distillers! We will be recording live. Entertainment and value not guaranteed. Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music!

And we made it - the episode I mean. We didn't really even have to try that hard. What did we talk about again? Oh yeah, Brady cannot stop talking about wood. And pickleball. Boy this is all starting to sound extremely euphemistic. But, we would never do that - intentionally speak in euphemisms. In other news we talk about plowing in Longmont. Oh, and some details about Casa Lou Cardenas (9th and Main) from the vault. LIVE RECORDING COMING UP, Dec 20 at 5:30 pm at Dryland Distillery!! Come see us and have a drink! Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music!

This week starts with a Sidedish original: Brady does his homework! (And, Annie warms a seat at the back of the class!) Then, we talk REAL sweets stuff... massive redevelopment plans at the Sugar Mill. (*groan* that's not very good.) Charlie Woolley has a HUGE update about what's is planned over there. It's... actually super informative? Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music. sidedishlongmont.com/episodes/show-190-sugar-milll

Today we talk to Stevan Kukic about the push for a new performing arts center. It's not ALL we talk about, but kinda we mostly talk about that. It'll be on the ballot, which makes it oddly political for this little show. Well--it's not political in the way that things are political on Twitter or X or whatever its called these days, but it's downright heated for us. Maybe that marks a bit of a sea change for us. Wait, was there a sea change / key change pun in there somewhere? Probably! Oh, we also talk about Longmont. Kind of a lot happened in town, so that part is also kinda neat. GO LISTEN! Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music.

Sidedish is sifting through heaps of garbage this week. Like, really. Normally we try not to be quite so trashy, but when your guest is AS GREEN as Bridget Johnson it just kind of happens. Bridget operates Green Girl Recycling and is absolutely crazy about waste diversion and recycling. She's an engaging ball of pure energy who talks about the comfort factor of mattresses, data security, and selling TVs by the pound. Oh, and she won't stop talking about bottles and cans. Speaking of, Brady can't believe she doesn't know the 1996 classic hit, “Where It's At,” by Beck. Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music! Send us your mail at sidedishlongmont@gmail.com!

Today, Annie and Brady wonder about carpet cleaning. How targeted do they make cleaning agents? Do they include some of the lesser-thought-of bodily fluids? Also, are carpet cleaners dramatically underpaid? Oh and we actually talk about Longmont from time to time, too. Thanks for Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music. Send us your listener mail at sidedishlongmont@gmail.com

Because we hear there's going to be some football. Meaning, there will be football in Boulder. It seems like kind of a big deal and people are worried about traffic. We bring it up because we hear the coach, "Mr. Prime," bought a house in Longmont. Or, at least the house is near Longmont so the news seems relevant. Don't worry, Brady's not trying to find out where this guy lives or be weird. But as you can tell this podcast will dive deep into the rivalry and legend of college ball. Also, Annie likes going to the office and she tells you why. And some other closings and openings, per usual. Thank you to Addy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music!

This week Annie and Brady explore Longmont's JUICIEST news! Seriously, this podcast has never been juicier, not even when we mention that seafood place - you know... the one with "juicy" in its name. It might have something to do with the guest Robyn Knowlan, owner of one of Longmont's newest (healthiest) beverage bars - Wonder Press! Join us for for all the (juicy) details and for a healthy amount of sophomoric giggling. Thanks for Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music!

This week, Annie and Brady learn that Longmont has a real contender in the 2023 USA Mullet Championship. Come to think of it, this week Annie and Brady learn that the 2023 Mullet Championship is even a thing. Also, there's some WONDERFULLY JUICY news about the (former!) Ziggy's location on Francis. And then there's the cultural phenomenon that is BARBENHEIMER. What even is it? Why even is it? Who knows, man. Completely unrelated, this week's vocabulary word is “portmanteau.” Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music!

This week, Brady shares his opinion on dog cataract surgery and Annie keeps hers to herself. Why the secrets - what is she hiding? We may never know. Maybe a well orchestrated email campaign could break the silence? For the moment, it remains a mystery. All we really know is that she's dropping balls. Just dropping them everywhere. There's too many balls. Why does she have so many? Nobody knows. Oh, and we drop the big restaurant news we've been teasing. On a completely unrelated note, the Crisis Outreach Response and Engagement (CORE / Co-Responder) phone number is: 303-774-4300 x2413. Mentions: So many, just give it a listen. Thanks to Andy Eppler and David Cutter Music for our intro and outro music!