Podcasts about fearrington

IN THIS EPISODE ASTROLOGER BASIL FEARRINGTON FROM THE NOEL TYL LINE, COMES TO DISCUSS TRANSITS AND HOW TO WORK WITH THEM AND HOW TO VIEW THEM! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stormie-grace/support

Politikens Poptillæg præsenterer henover sommeren serien ’Protesttillægget’ med skiftende paneler, der taler om protester og racisme set gennem både kulturen og samfundslinsen.I femte og sidste afsnit af Protesttillægget kan du høre de sidste tanker om sommerens protester. Du kan høre en række stemmer fortælle om den fælles oplevelse af protester, om oplevelsen af racisme og om hvordan vi forholder os til os selv og hinanden, imens vi protesterer. De medvirkende er: Sandra Brovall, familien Fearrington, Katrine Yde og Aksel Leth, Prince Henry og Kristian Lindhardt, Stephanie Asi Brix, Naima Yasin og Ingrid Magnifique Baraka og Vibe Nielsen.Vært og tilrettelægger: Lucia Odoom.Producenter: Kathrine Eggert Wadsholt og Sidsel Welden.

Coronavirussen har sat fodboldverden i dvale, men 'Fodboldklubben' slår endnu en gang dørene op til klublokalet og byder på nostalgi, passion og rigeligt af anekdoter. Ugens gæst er Dan Rachlin, der blev FCK-fan i modgangstiden i 90'erne, hvor han faldt for humoren, sarkasmen og energien på lægterne. Siden da har han rejst i hælene på sine hvide og blå helte, og det har b.la. bragt ham til Glasgow, hvor han havde en stor oplevelse, da FCK for nyligt vandt over Celtic. Derudover skal du også høre fra Brønshøjs anfører, Jamil Fearrington, der sætter ord på, hvordan det er at være fodboldspiller, når du kun kan lave hjemmetræningsøvelser. Med på en telefon er også Flemming Toft, der deler ud af legendariske anekdoter om ligeså legendariske Diego Maradona. 'Fodboldklubben' udgives af Oddset. Husk at du skal være minimum 18 år og spille med omtanke. Regler og vilkår gælder.

The city of Philadelphia has produced some of the world’s most prolific bass players. Basil Fearrington is one of them. In this new episode of Groove, we get to learn more about this exciting bassist.

Special guest co-host comedian Courtney Fearrington joins Shonali as they celebrate the taping of Ep. 69 with special guests comedian Rufat Agayev, musician Deah Harriott and atmospheric scientist Campbell Watson.   Courtney and Shonali start it all out on a serious note discussing  Nashville, the bachelor and bachelorette party capital of the country. We put our guest atmospheric scientist & surfer Campbell Watson on the spot and asked him to tell it to us straight. Are we going to die tomorrow? Campbell is from Australia and we can't figure out is he saying algae or alga blooms? We did learn about the good things that humans have done in fighting climate change. Make sure to find Cambpell's artistic and performative work either on stage or online and stop using plastic bags at the grocery.  Our second guest is comedian Rufat Agayev, who moved to NYC 8 years ago by way of Florida where he went to college and "trickled down to sociology" as a major.  There he started to perform as a rapper opening up for big names such as Wiz Khalifa and Dead Prez.  Rufat is part Azerbaijani and part Armenian. Rufat talks about loving comedy as a craft, including his early years in comedy getting his "ass kicked" doing open mics.  Go see Rufat's show Hell Fucking Yeah at Lucky 13 Saloon. Our Get It Off Your Chest audience performer is John Uhlenhake. He's a loyal supporter of WDEK.  Shonali talks about germaphobes making it germier for the rest of us.  John alarms us with what he sees people doing while riding their bikes.  Courtney talks walking protocol in NYC.  Get it together walkers! Our last guest is a singer, pianist and music teacher Deah Harriott . If that's not enough Deah is also the Minister of Music at Bethany Baptist Church, (Rev. Al Sharpton's church) and Music Director at Marble Collegiate Church.  Deah can't get over Shonali's husband's name "Jasper Patch."  Shonali goes on and on about Deah's impressive family BUT she's the one who was called a child prodigy at age 2.  Deah is proud to come from Lincoln, Nebraska.  Who knew?  All of our guest members want to go to Deah's church with her.  Deah blows us away with her renditions of Time After time by Cyndi Lauper and Still I Rise by Yalonda Adams.   Thank you all!  See you at our next live show May 28th at Red Room.  Make sure you go to Courtney's live show Som Like It Hot Saturday afternoon June 1st at Caveat where he pairs up wines with his favorite comedians.  

This episode we discuss the relationship between social media and body image. We also dive into the idea of narcissism being associated with what and how much we post on social media. I explain why I took a 7-month break from Instagram and open up about my habit of comparing myself to others online. There is a discussion about research findings related to the topic and what scientist suggest for improving our unhealthy relationship with social media. The Research Her supports Audible: For a FREE audiobook and 30-day trial: http://www.audibletrial.com/research   The Research Her also supports Acorns: For $5 toward your investing account: https://www.acorns.com/invite/XMAQL9   Connect with me: Website: TheResearchHer.com Instagram: @TheResearchHer Twitter: @TheResearchHer Facebook: @TheResearchHer   Show Citations: Social Media and Body Image Concerns by Jasmine Fardouly and Lenny R. Vartanian “Exercise to be fit, not skinny” by Marika Tiggemann and Mia Zaccardo Mirror, Mirror on my Facebook Wall by Amy L. Gonzales and Jeffrey T. Hancock  Millennials, narcissism, and social networking by Shawn M. Bergman, Matthew E. Fearrington, Shaun W. Davenport, Jacqueline Z. Bergman, “Let me take a selfie” by Christopher T. Barry, Hannah Doucette, Della C. Loflin, Nicole Rivera-Hudson,  Lacey L. Herrington   *Note* I am not an expert in this field. All literature interpretations are from my perspective and do not always reflect the intention of the authors.

Episode 65 - Maximilian Kast of Broadbent Selections Journey from Montana to Pittsboro North Carolina with Advanced Sommelier Maximillian Kast. Max enlightens the NC F&B Pod on what it’s like to work at the 5 diamond Forbes award winning property, the Fearrington House. Max also shared why he chose to leave the Fearrington house after 10 years and go to the “dark side,” AKA sales and marketing side of wines with Broadbent Selections. http://www.broadbent.com We also get a glimpse of what it’s like to sit for the Master Sommelier exam as we blind taste through six wines with Max. In the tasting we find out how a Master Sommelier candidate dissects a glass of wine and uses deductive reasoning to “suss” out its origins. Finally, Max and Matt are also put to the test in this episode in order to find out their blind tasting prowess. Listen and taste with us while we schmooze and sip with Max Kast.

Originally from England, Chef Colin Bedford says his culinary interests started at an early age. He was enamored by his mother’s home baking and helping his father water the vegetable garden. After attending and graduating from Yeovil College in Somerset with a Diploma in Hospitality, Chef Bedford took on his first full-time job in 1996. He became an apprentice at The Castle Hotel, a Norman fortress built in the 12th century, where he worked under esteemed British chef Phil Vickery. The Castle is a family-run property, known for fostering up-and-coming chefs.Chef Bedford was recruited to The Fearrington House in 2005 as Executive Sous Chef. He became Executive Chef in 2008 and has since transformed culinary programs throughout Fearrington Village to a higher level. Equally adept at crafting the fine dining tasting menu at The Fearrington House, to directing the production of housemade jams and housecured meats, to making wood-fired pizzas at our beer garden, to leading the planting and harvesting of Fearrington’s on-site garden, to whipping up comfort food at our casual eatery The Fearrington GranaryShow notes at aoachef.comHELP US PROMOTE YOU LOCAL CHEF!!If you like the show please subscribe in iTunes and write us a review! This is how we can attract your favorite chef and introduce them to a new audience! Review the show in iTunes We rely on it!!Are you a chef or do you know a chef that would like to appear on the show? Drop me a line at aoachef@gmail.comHave you thanked a chef today? Click to view: show page on Awesound

Originally from England, Chef Colin Bedford says his culinary interests started at an early age. He was enamored by his mother’s home baking and helping his father water the vegetable garden. After attending and graduating from Yeovil College in Somerset with a Diploma in Hospitality, Chef Bedford took on his first full-time job in 1996. He became an apprentice at The Castle Hotel, a Norman fortress built in the 12th century, where he worked under esteemed British chef Phil Vickery. The Castle is a family-run property, known for fostering up-and-coming chefs.Chef Bedford was recruited to The Fearrington House in 2005 as Executive Sous Chef. He became Executive Chef in 2008 and has since transformed culinary programs throughout Fearrington Village to a higher level. Equally adept at crafting the fine dining tasting menu at The Fearrington House, to directing the production of housemade jams and housecured meats, to making wood-fired pizzas at our beer garden, to leading the planting and harvesting of Fearrington’s on-site garden, to whipping up comfort food at our casual eatery The Fearrington GranaryShow notes at aoachef.comHELP US PROMOTE YOU LOCAL CHEF!!If you like the show please subscribe in iTunes and write us a review! This is how we can attract your favorite chef and introduce them to a new audience! Review the show in iTunes We rely on it!!Are you a chef or do you know a chef that would like to appear on the show? Drop me a line at aoachef@gmail.comHave you thanked a chef today? Click to view: show page on Awesound

Episode 26 - Andrea Weigl - Writer, Cook, Voice Andrea leaves 17 years of writing law and food for the newsobserver.com to focus on producing Vivian Howard's PBS show, A Chef's Life http://apple.co/2o79w50 via http://www.markaymedia.com We talk food, food critics, court reporting, documentaries, local drama with food writers and great local food. We learned to eat at Heron's, Fearrington and the Cardinal, for chili dogs and beer. Andrea has shaped the beauty of the food industry in the Raleigh/Durham area through her writing and will continue with the PBS program, A Chef's Life.

Nicole Bruno, Cooper Linton and Jason Kong have a discussion about Life Planned Communities (also known as Continuous Care Retirement Communities) with Adam Melton of Galloway Ridge at Fearrington. In the second half of the show, we explore the importance of funeral planning with special guest Robin Simonton from Historic Oakwood Cemetery.

Nicole Bruno, Cooper Linton and Jason Kong have a discussion about Life Planned Communities (also known as Continuous Care Retirement Communities) with Adam Melton of Galloway Ridge at Fearrington. In the second half of the show, we explore the importance of funeral planning with special guest Robin Simonton from Historic Oakwood Cemetery.

RHENDA FEARRINGTONOriginally from Queens, New York, Rhenda Fearrington always delivers an authentic and warm presentation of Jazz Standards mixed with Soulful originals. She is "true" to her roots which includes performing on the International stage as a back-up singer for Roberta Flack and MTUME, respectively! When Rhenda sings, it's quite evident there's a story being told...and it begins and ends with Joy! She has also spent years as a Commercial/Jingle Singer; 15 years performing for schools with her "Feel Sooo Good Tour;" a motivational program that focuses on building the self-esteem of children! Rhenda Co-produced her first solo CD, "This Moment's Sweetness," in 2012, with prolific Philadelphia Jazz Bassist, Mike Boone, featuring Tenor Saxophone Legend, Larry McKenna. Rhenda is also a writer who had a published column, "The ABC of it," in the Suburban & Wayne Times, for 6 years as well as writing Children's Book Reviews for Kids Can Press, LTD (Canada). Rhenda writes independent blogs/reviews about the Philadelphia Jazz scene, and is currently pursuing having her two children's books published, in 2014.Rhenda was honored for her patronage and voice at Chris’s Jazz Café here in Philadelphia, where she has a special place on their Wall of Fame. “It’s such an honor. I feel like Cinderella coming out of a pumpkin when I walk in at Chris’s “ Rhenda says For the little girl from Queens who belted out Roberta Flack tunes, the time has come for her to wear the glass slipper.

Mariya, Brian, and Johno welcome the very funny and possibly the nicest comedian in DC, Courtney Fearrington back on the show. Another intervention about Johno's health breaks out. A few words about dreams and aspirations. Mike James calls in to join the merriment and recall a special moment he shared with Brian when they first met.