Podcasts about First Ward

Get ready to rock out with this week's guest, Kevin Sampson! This 20-year Buffalo music veteran has been tearing up stages with bands like The Innocent Bystanders, the Jealous Unknowns, and First Ward. As a multi-talented musician, Sampson is a force to be reckoned with, whether he's performing with Kevin Sampson and the Night Shift, Shutterhead, or The Safety Meeting. In 2021, he took his passion for music to the next level by opening Jack Rabbit, a killer rock 'n' roll club in the Elmwood Village. A true supporter of the local scene, Sampson is always out and about, attending and hosting shows. Sampson joined Rockabilly Greg on November 11 In the Flamingo Lounge for a great conversation and a provided a special track special track from "Kevin Sampson and the Nightshift" called "Nothing to Lose".

Bob Durkin is the co-founder of Southern Entertainment, a Charlotte-based events and production company that's put on over 500 live music events around the country. Durkin and his business partner, Rob Pedlow, got their start in Charlotte by owning bars in uptown like Dixie's Tavern.Durkin and his team are gearing up for the first Lovin' Life Music Festival, a weekend-long, all-genre music festival in the First Ward neighborhood in uptown Charlotte from May 3 to May 5, 2024. Over 40 artists will take one of the festival's three stages, including big names like Post Malone, Stevie Nicks, Noah Kahan, DaBaby and the Beach Boys.In this episode of The Charlotte Ledger Podcast, Durkin shares the origins of Southern Entertainment and Lovin' Life Music Fest, what it's been like planning the festival, and its impact on Charlotte's economy and local music scene.For more information on Southern Entertainment and Lovin' Life Music Fest, visit SouthernEntertainment.com.Today's episode of The Charlotte Ledger Podcast is sponsored by SouthPark Community Partners, an independent nonprofit organization whose mission is to lead SouthPark's advancement by driving economic vitality, creating memorable experiences, and ensuring an extraordinary quality of life. This podcast was hosted and produced by Ledger staff writer Lindsey Banks.For more information about The Charlotte Ledger, or to sign up for our newsletters, visit TheCharlotteLedger.com. Get full access to The Charlotte Ledger at charlotteledger.substack.com/subscribe

A big weekend of parades is ahead in Buffalo! Valley Community Association Executive Director Denise Pikuzinski tells us what's happening at the Old First Ward this weekend.

The Shamrock Run is one of the nation's largest races, and this year's race happens tomorrow.

Chef Alain Verzeroli and Chef Felipe Botero of Le Jardinier at MFAH join Eric on today's show! Alain and Felipe share with Eric stories from the early days of their respective careers, what brought Alain from Tokyo to America, the culinary philosophy of Le Jardinier, the importance for Le Jardinier to have a connection with nature with their offerings, how they adapted the menu for Le Jardinier in Houston due to the city's hot climate when compared to their other restaurants in NY/Miami, what they've learned about Houston, how has Houston affected or changed Felipe's style of cooking and the menu, why the MFAH is a big part of why they have so many opportunities of service for diners (brunch, lunch, and dinner), whether Michelin should come to Texas to rate restaurants, and more! Follow Eric on Instagram/Threads @ericsandler. You can also reach Eric by emailing him at eric@culturemap.com. Check out some of his latest articles at Culturemap.com: Armandos' Family-Friendly, Tex-Mex Sister Restaurant Taps Katy for 2nd Houston-Area Outpost New Artisanal Pizzeria Opens in First Ward with Authentic, Neapolitan Wood-Fired Pies Houston's Oldest Craft Brewery Wins Top Spot at Great American Beer Festival Houston Sushi Stars Open New Hand Roll Restaurant with Speakeasy-Style Bar in West U Houston Pizza Maestro Retools His Wildly Successful New Heights Restaurant After Overwhelming Response New York Times Names 2 Must-Try Houston Eateries to Coveted 50 Most Exciting Restaurants List

Welcome back to part 2 of our Legends of Arias special! Lothlaris, Vakurr, Alavira, Nettle, Delmar, Irene, Cerebus, Voltanis and Bedivere continue in their quest through Morte Keep in their search for the Lich, Sarees. Along the way, Vakurr speaks with dead, Cerebus hazes Bedivere, Irene tries to keep everyone working together, the Ravens encounter their first challenge... Find us on all our Social Media! https://linktr.ee/PartyAdvantage Don't forget to check out our Sponsors! Elderwood Academy Awesome Dice Check out 5E Homebrew creator, Nim ToastHaster on Twitter, Discord, DMs Guild, and Patreon! Additional music featured with the use of Soncraft, music platform Audio, & Music by Cassie Derby Audio Editing by Kyle Voisine

Tune in as we gauge the public view on all things that have to do with the Southern Tier

Wake up to the sounds of Bob Joseph and Kathy Whyte bringing you the most important news from around the Southern Tier!

Welcome to the latest episode of The Postcast, the audio companion to The Dominion Post newspaper in Morgantown, WV. In this episode Morgantown moves closer to long-awaited sharps containers downtown, city council selects a First Ward councilor, and COVID still looms over football this fall.Stories discussed in this episode, in order mentioned:Health Right Sharps Containers Downtown:1. https://www.dominionpost.com/2021/07/10/health-right-hopeful-public-sharps-containers-will-be-up-soon/Morgantown City Council First Ward appointment: 2. https://www.dominionpost.com/2021/07/06/new-council-taps-selin-as-mayor-will-appoint-a-1st-ward-representative/COVID and the 2021 football season:3. https://www.dominionpost.com/2021/07/14/big-12-commissioner-delivers-state-of-the-conference-address-talks-covid-19-protocols-for-2021-season/Music in this episode is from https://filmmusic.io"Acid Trumpet" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)Newsflash 2 by Sascha Ende®Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/160-newsflash-2License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

Wake up to the sounds of Doug Mosher and Kathy Whyte bringing you the most important news from around the Southern Tier!

Joe chats to TD Kieran O'Donnell about the news that the first ward will be opening soon at the new 60 bed unit at UHL and also about the vandalism that happened at Castletroy College See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sabrina Bengel is a longtime New Bern resident, a business owner, currently Alderman of the First Ward. She’s passionate about her town and happy to share what she loves about it. For more about New Bern, visit https://www.nctripping.com/things-to-do-in-new-bern/Follow us @NCTripping on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

Society in the United States and around the world is becoming more and more polarized over issues that are not necessarily the root of the problem but rather the symptoms.Often these “symptom” issues are political, rather than spiritual and cause a dangerous division in the body of Christ.Today the United States are in agony over the old and new wounds caused by racism and this seemingly clear issue has been turned into a political battle.For an open conversation on racism I invited a fellow believer in Christ and a minister of the Gospel with whom we agree on many aspects and disagree on some. It gave me a great hope for the healing of our country. I believe it also shows the extreme importance of the unity in the body of Christ!The root of the problems we are facing is the battle between good and evil. If we pursue Christ with all of our hearts, we inevitably find ourselves on the right side of the most complex issues, even if we disagree on the “symptoms”. My guest today, is Pastor Clyde Ruffin, senior pastor of the Second Baptist Church in Columbia, MO, professor emeritus at the University of Missouri, representative for the First Ward and Mayor Pro Tem for the city of Columbia, MO, a husband to Sheila for 43 years, father of four, grandfather of six and a spiritual father to many.Email us: podcast@rfwma.orgSupport the podcast: https://www.rfwma.org/give/Support the show (https://rfwma.org/give)

Few Charlotteans may remember Earle Village, the public housing community built in First Ward just outside uptown. It was a bustling community that stretched from 6th Street to 10th Street, roughly bordered by Myers Street and Caldwell Street. It was the place where 400 of the city's poorest families resided — until the village was condemned to demolition in the 1990s.

Brandon, Tim, Lauren and JJ in our second part of this Bar Madness Final Four Series are joined by Mike from Adolf's Old First Ward Tavern and Yuri who is the head of operations at the Lloyd Taco Factory. We run through each of the match ups that lead both squads to this point in the tournament and each give us a overview of their respective bars, and how it all came together. Both guests were awesome! and we look forward to visiting both establishments once this pandemic is all over!  Below are the time stamps for each bar! Best of luck as the voting wraps up over the next 24 hours! Enjoy!! 00:20:00 - Adolf's Old First Ward Tavern 00:45:00 - Lloyd Taco Factory

David Harris, Lead Guitarist from First Ward, stops by to visit the boys. David gives amazing insight on the life of a musician, and helps draw comparisons to the comedy world....and don’t think for a minute that they won’t suck him into discussions about R. Kelly’s kidnap rape camp and Michael Jackson’s diddling adventures in Neverland.

A classic political operator in the Bucktown/Wicker Park/Logan Square area leads Ben and Maya into a discussion of their relationships with Chicago's aldermen. http://www.chicagoreader.com   *** Chicago Reader's Back Room Deal is produced by Anne Elizabeth Moore. Produced and edited by Andrea Klunder at The Creative Impostor Studios Hosted by Ben Joravsky & Maya Dukmasova Recorded and mixed by Edwin R. Ruiz, Mondo Machine Special thanks to Lumpen Radio WLPN 105.5FM Theme music by Jim R. S. Bjorklund, courtesy FreeSound.org

Welcome to Episode 4! It was Smashtag tapping day at Old First Ward Brewing / Gene McCarthy's so we decided to celebrate by enjoying some on the podcast. We jump into another IPA from the other brewery in Buffalo's First Ward and try the recent canned release of Sticky Trees. The beer doesn't stop there as we sample beers from Foreign Objects and Interboro as well. Topics on the podcast include: - Is Martin Brodeur the best goaltender to play the game? - How much would you sell a nostalgic shirt for? - Jack White's no phone policy at concerts - Buffalo's most famous dive bar, The Pink Be sure to follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Untappd and don't forget to Rate, Review and Subscribe! Thanks for listening!

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://abide.news/2018/06/17/east-hill-birds-eye-with-first-ward/

We interview Angel Rivera of Buffalo punk rock band Super-Tugger, and formerly of Neko and The Viva Noir, and play songs from their brand new “Wasted, Hopeless, Wasted” EP. We hear a snippet of Ryan’s singing debut in “Broski” at the Sugar City Band Lottery showcase. Our Warped Tour stream is announced, and we play four “Band on the Street” interviews from 5/24/18 at Mohawk Place from The Eaves, First Ward, Rust Belt Brigade, and Virginia’s Mike Frazier.

Daniel Levine is president of Levine Properties, a family-owned property investment company that develops, owns and operates commercial and residential properties in Charlotte, North Carolina and in select urban locations throughout the United States. Levine Properties owns over 20 acres on nine square blocks of largely undeveloped property in the First Ward district in the center of the City of Charlotte. As president, Daniel is responsible for the development, leasing, property management and asset management of all properties owned.  He earned a B.A in City & Regional Planning and Development from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. This episode is perfect for anyone interested in real estate investment, property development, and the challenge and responsibility of creating a neighborhood in the center of a city. IN THIS EPISODE Daniel explains the challenges to developing nine blocks of First Ward in the center of the City of Charlotte. He reveals what he is committed to building in First Ward. He imagines First Ward in the year 2030. He describes what he is building now and how it is setting the stage for a different building pattern in First Ward. Daniel explains how his master plan for First Ward works in concert with the City of Charlotte North Tryon Vision Plan. He considers the weight and consequence of his development decisions. He answers whether he feels overwhelmed by the responsibility of developing a new neighborhood in the center of a city. He responds to whether any one person or family should control so much land in the center of a city. Daniel shares how he goes about his work and what informs his vision of development. He reveals what neighborhood in the United States is the model for the neighborhood he wants to develop in First Ward. He outlines his philosophy of real estate development. He tells the story of the Levine family, the retail stores they built, and how he came to study city and regional planning. Daniel talks about the influence of Walt Disney and EPCOT on in his ambitions. He shares the 'pearls of wisdom' that guide Levine Properties. He discusses a recent change in his development approach and whether he thinks about the time he has left to realize his vision for First Ward. He identifies the two developers in Charlotte that seeks to emulate. Daniel answers how he wants to be remembered. plus Mark Peres' Personal Word Essay: Imagining First Ward To learn more visit On Life and Meaning

Amiee Flynn-Curran is a non-Mormon ethnographer who did her PhD fieldwork in the Oakland First Ward of the San Francisco Bay Area. Amiee's was interested in finding out how a conservative Christian church community negotiates the question of gender and sexuality inclusivity.   For 18 months Amiee participated in the life of the Oakland First Ward as a participant researcher. Amiee shares some of her research conclusions as an observer looking into how social politics is played out in an LDS ward widely hailed as one of Mormonism's most liberal congregations. 

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This week, What's Going On In Buffalo is LIVE! from The  Barrel Factory in the Old First Ward as we talk to the Owners of an amazing establishment in a Historic area of Buffalo. They've done amazing things with the Building. Filling it with good spirits and craft drinks from Lakeward Spirits as well as Kombucha and much more. Tune in and stay informed! WNY, Buffalo, The Barrel Factory, Old First Ward, Podcast, Wgoinbuffalo, Spirits, Kombucha, LakeWard Spirits,  

In this week’s Mizzou View, learn more about Clyde Ruffin, a city council candidate for Columbia’s First Ward. Also in this week’s episode is a science piece analyzing a new type of relationship– LAT, or Living Apart Together. It’s when a couple remains in a committed relationship but do not live with each other. Check […]

Join us as we broadcast LIVE from the Blarney Castle in South Buffalo! Buffalo has one of the largest and definitely the BEST St. Patrick's Day celebrations in the country! Two Parades and a weekend of fun! So tune in and enjoy!    Buffalo, St. Paddy's Day, St. Paddys Day, St. Patrick's Day, Beer, Live, Podcast, WNY, Parade, South Buffalo, First Ward, Old Ward, Delaware Ave, Allen Town, Chippewa

***This episode of Bowl After Bowl was originally published March 13, 2015. The title and notes have been republished as originally written*** Episode 024 is dedicated to the memory of our friend Big Rob. In this episode we talk about Mid-MO NORML's recent scotch tasting fundraiser at the Grand Cru. We also give you a legislative update on pending cannabis-related bills at the capitol and discuss recent developments in Columbia's First Ward city council race.

With Tom Pendergast stepping into Big Jim’s shoes as Alderman of the First Ward, he is continuing his predecessor’s practice of supporting and defending the downtrodden while introducing his own methodologies and stratagems to build and empire and become “King of Kansas City, Emperor of Missouri”.[1] [1] https://pendergastkc.org/collection/10553/shsmo-c0004-f04307-0001/ghosts-heart-america/34645Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/homegrownkc/exclusive-content