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To observe a total eclipse in the American West in 1878, a group of female astronomers from Vassar College in Poughkeepsie made a cross-country journey to the outskirts of the fledgling city of Denver and stationed themselves atop a hill next to a Catholic hospital. Steadfast in their pleated dresses behind a cluster of telescopes, and in full view of a contingent of stunned reporters and nuns, they showed that women were just as capable of contributing to the grand march of science. My journey from the Hudson Valley to the totality in 2024 was considerably less perilous, with the exception of some backups on the Thruway. My wife, son and I drove north to Rochester, under clear skies with the roadside willows blooming gold. We had chosen Rochester for two scientific reasons: First, it was smack in the middle of the Path of Totality, the 100-mile-wide belt stretching from Mexico to Newfoundland (the Highlands only reached about 93 percent). Second, my wife is from Rochester, meaning we had free places to stay instead of spending $699 for a motel room that is usually $69. We put the eclipse on our calendar two years ago. We checked in with everyone we knew in Rochester until we had secured a place to stay, a backup place to stay and a second backup. A million people descended on the Flower City, and we joined what seemed like all of them for a festival at the planetarium. Since I had pulled my son out of school, I felt he could not return without learning something. So we learned that the last total eclipse in Rochester a century ago was hidden by clouds - which I should have recognized as foreshadowing. We learned how fast you would have to fly from Mexico to Canada to keep up with the totality (the speed of sound). And we learned how remarkable it is that our sun and moon are exactly the precise sizes and distances from the Earth to line up occasionally. On other planets, the moons are too small or too big. On Monday, we assembled in my uncle-in-law's backyard/field. We had telescopes and cameras and a tray of novelty cookies decorated to look like the moon covering the sun. We had everything we needed except an enormous fan to blow the clouds away. I was disappointed, but then things started to get weird. About 20 minutes before the totality, the clouds looked less like clouds and more like William Blake's exaggerated drawings of clouds. The shadows became darker, and the clouds pulled toward us, as if the flat sky was becoming topographical. Ten minutes later it was noticeably colder. Swarms of mosquitoes, the first of the year, appeared from nowhere. The spring peepers went from a whisper to a roar. The sky changed to a bruised mixture of black and blue that I had never seen. The streetlights came on. I tried to take photos but the camera in my phone kept trying to "fix" the image. A thin band of sunset persisted at the bottom of the sky, in a 360-degree ring. And then, from west to east, a wave of brightness washed across the universe. It was over. The lights flickered off and the peepers faded. We hoped that the mosquitoes would also go away, but no luck with that. Had you told me beforehand that clouds would block the totality, we might not have made the drive. But I'm glad we did. We remained stunned for several minutes. And the telescopes didn't go to waste: After the sun went down the skies became crystal clear and we were treated to dazzling views of the Pleiades, the Orion Nebula and Jupiter and its moons. The next total eclipse over the continental U.S. won't be for 20 years, but there will be one over Sydney, Australia, four years from now on my birthday: July 22. We've marked our calendar.
Invited Mark Washo, Minority Owner and Chief Everything Officer at Flower City Union, onto the pod to talk about the club that went from idea in a briefcase to NISA champions in a few short years. After we talk Flower City, we take a look at Mark's unique Soccer journey. From having access to 1994 World Cup tickets through his job at Budget Rent-a-Car to DC United early days, to Washington Freedom's start in NWSL, and the lead up to the Flower City project. Fun listen!
On episode 73 of the NISA Today FC podcast, I have another guest as Flower City Union captain Mumbi Kwesele joins the show. Mumbi gives us insight on Flower City Union's amazing playoff run to get to the Championship final. He also shares with us his journey to Rochester and we recap their 2023 NISA season and more. Enjoy the Show! #WeTheUnion #2023NISACHAMPIONSHIP
In this episode, I was lucky enough to interview a good friend, Ben Albert, the CEO and founder of Balbert Marketing.Ben was born and raised in Rochester, New York, and emphasized that he never saw himself as an entrepreneur, initially pursuing a more conventional career path. However, his passion for music and involvement in the local music scene paved the way for his transition into entrepreneurship. Ben explained that he leveraged his marketing skills, particularly in guerrilla marketing, to start a business podcast during the pandemic. His podcast, initially focused on Rochester Business Connections, later expanded to include a more international audience now called Real Business Connections.Ben's story highlighted the idea that building a strong, enduring brand and focusing on nurturing relationships can ultimately lead to success, even if the results aren't immediately apparent.Come and book a flight to the "Flower City" on this fun episode of The First Customer!Guest Info:Balbert Marketinghttp://www.balbertmarketing.comBen Albert's Linked Inhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/realbenalbert/Connect with Jay on LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jayaigner/The First Customer Youtube Channelhttps://www.youtube.com/@thefirstcustomerpodcastThe First Customer podcast websitehttps://www.firstcustomerpodcast.comFollow The First Customer on LinkedInhttp://www.linkedin.com/company/the-first-customer-podcast/
On episode 68 of the NISA Today FC podcast, I have a guest on the show as Head Coach and Technical Director Jordan Sullivan returns to the show. He gives us insight on how Flower City Union was able to pull off a shocking upset against the LA Force in the quarterfinals. We also discuss the key to their turnaround this season and preview their NISA playoff semifinal matchup against the top team in the NISA league Chattanooga FC. Enjoy the Show! #2023NISAPLAYOFFS #uptheunion
On episode 67 of the NISA Today FC podcast, I welcome back Flower City Union Executive Managing Partner Mark Washo to the show. We discuss what City Union has been up to on and off the field, recap their 2023 NISA season, and preview their first playoff match this weekend against the LA Force. Enjoy the Show! #NISAPLAYOFFS #NISA #WeTheUnion
In this episode Matt and Breezy talk about CFCM's 1-0 NISA win vs Flower City. We talk about how much we hate Rochester, lack of stream, why NISA is worthless, and more! Find us on twitter at @section109pod and on instagram at @section109podcast
The Old Bae Brigade discusses the 3-0 win over Flower City and the upcoming match against the Michigan Stars at the plex.
Let's GO Americas Best Brews! Two guys from Upstate NY using tools created by them here in Upstate NY to launch this new site and online experience at Genesee Brewery & Brew Pub right in Rochester NY! Meet the owner of local breweries, track your favorites, and join their VIP clubs to receive free beer or food today! We're on a mission to support local breweries and strengthen our community by giving you a reason to Drink Local and Drink Often . When you join a free or paid brewery club, you will gain access to exclusive deals, discounts, events, and MORE. All while supporting your favorite locally-owned breweries! And here in Rochester we first and hereby announce the news here ib the Flower City, Rochester NY! We are coming to a town near you! Contact us to be the first in your town for this great PR experience for your brew! ONE brew pub will qualifty for a free VIP/Social media campaign for your pub! The primary domain name is still being prepared but find all our stuff at http://www.TinyURL.com/AmericasBestBrews! Also, tune in on our FaceBook page as well as this radio channel for updates. But don't wait! Get on our list of visits! PM your request via our YouTube channel or here at Spotlight.
This week, the crew reviews the Flower City match, the trip to Tuscaloosa, and the loss on pens to the Birmingham Legion in the Open Cup. We end, as always with what's making us smile this week. Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/423soccerpod/support
In this episode Matt and Breezy talk about CFCM's 1-0 NISA win vs Flower City Union. We talk about our 3 key takeaways, moments from the game, and more! Find us on twitter at @section109pod and on instagram at @section109podcast
First Team Podcast is back and are joined by Flower City Union Managing Director Mark Washo. For the latest lower division soccer news checkout our blog: FirstTeamPod.net --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/first-team-podcast/message
Ep 74 – How a Family Business Can Pivot To Survive In this episode, 4th generation owner of Rochester favorite Giuseppe's Marcy Chinappi joins us to talk about the history of their company, how the pandemic affected businesses around them, how they had to pivot multiple times to adapt and thrive and what his hopes are for the future of his family business. You might also find out which pizza place was the very first to ever serve pie in the Flower City...don't miss this one! OUR GUEST Marciano (Marcy) Chinappi* Marciano Chinappi* is the 4th generation owner of Giuseppe's. He manages and runs the business with his father Joe Sr. and his brother Joey Jr. Giuseppe's was started by Marcy's great grandfather Giuseppe Petrillo in 1927. In 1927. Giuseppe owned his namesake's store on State Street across the street from Kodak in Rochester, NY. He was one of the first, if not the absolute first person, to sell pizza in The Flower City. You can follow and contact Giuseppe's at: https://www.instagram.com/giuseppesrochester/ https://www.giuseppesrochester.com/ https://m.facebook.com/giuseppesgates?refid=46&tsid=0.468692260010266&source=result --- If you're a family business or a family business consultant and want to be on the show, share your story and help other family businesses, send us an email to producer@thefamilybizshow.com or visit us at The Family Biz Show | Family Business Podcast With Michael Palumbos (familywealthandlegacy.com) to fill out our web form! --- CRN-5085017-110722 *not affiliated with Lincoln Financial Advisors Corp. Michael Palumbos is a registered representative of Lincoln Financial Advisors Corp. Securities and investment advisory services offered through Lincoln Financial Advisors Corp., a broker/dealer (member SIPC) and registered investment advisor. Insurance offered through Lincoln affiliates and other fine companies. Family Wealth & Legacy, LLC is not an affiliate of Lincoln Financial Advisors Corp. Lincoln Financial Advisors Corp. and its representatives do not provide legal or tax advice. You may want to consult a legal or tax advisor regarding any legal or tax information as it relates to your personal circumstances.
On this episode Sarah talks with Cheryl Carleton from Flower City Down Syndrome Network. Cheryl shares her experience as a mother of a child with Down Syndrome as well as the work that Flower City Down Syndrome Network does for our Greater Rochester community. To learn more, visit: www.fcdsn.comOr email: fcdsn21@gmail.comSupport the show
Anthony Caimano joins Poe to discuss ongoing issues in the indie film community as well as discuss his upcoming projects, including, The Flower City Butcher and more! Join The Rabbit In Red Radio Network Family For EXCLUSIVE Shows, Behind The Scenes Content & More: www.patreon.com/RabbitInRedRadioNetwork1 #IndieFilm #crowdfunding #Rabbitinredradionetwork #podcast #podcasting
Thank you for joining this week's episode of the Albany Update. This week, we were floored by the arrogance and blasphemy that flowed from Gov. Kathy Hochul's lips when she declared that God was on her pro-abortion side. Next in Kathy Hochul's New York, pro-marijuana policies led to at least one police officer's death and a gang turf war in the Rochester region. The Flower City isn't the only place where shootings are happening in our state, though. Last week, there was a shooting outside the home of Rep. Lee Zeldin's Long Island home. Policy matters. The current policies are making out state less safe. Finally, the Election three weeks away and early voting starts October 29. Today, we'll look at two races of interest in State Senate District 9 and State Senate District 61. Let's get started. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/albanyupdate/support
This week, Jim, Shelly, and Shaby discuss the great results CFC earned in the Flower City and Albion matches and what that means for the playoffs. We spend a little time talking about the BobbleJuan promotion and discussing some of the related concerns we've heard from supporters. Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/423soccerpod/support
In this episode Breezy and Matthew discuss CFC's playoff push, the playoff situation for teams around the league, and briefly review the Flower City game. Find us on twitter at @section109pod Find us on instagram at @section109podcast
On Episode 30 of the NISA Today FC Podcast, we have part 2 of our interview with the Vice Chairman and Minority Owner of Flower City Union's Mark Washo. He discusses the challenges in the beginning of the season that Flower City Union faced, his thoughts on the future of NISA, and we get some breaking news on the digital content side on the next project that the club is working on. Enjoy the Show!
On episode 28 of the NISA Today FC Podcast, I have a special guest as the Vice Chairman and minority owner of Flower City Union's Mark Washo joins the show. In part one in our interview, Mark discusses his background into soccer and gave some insight into how he helped bring soccer back to his hometown in Rochester, NY.
*Sorry for the audio issues. We've ordered a new microphone* In this episode Matt and Breezy go back and review our expectations and predictions for the men's team this season - specifically tactically. We made a lot of predictions pre-season. What were we right about? What were we wrong about? Are the midfielders 8s or 10s? We also examine some adjustments the coaching staff made post Flower City, and more! Find us on twitter at @section109pod Find us on instagram at @section109podcast
Hello! Breezy and Matt are back to review the first two WPSL games of the season - at Nashville and at Birmingham and two NISA games, at Flower City and home vs Bay Cities. Plus Matthew takes a victory lap about Valley United and their infractions/forfeits. Enjoy! Find us on twitter at @section109pod Find us on instagram at @section109podcast
Hey y'all, this week the whole gang gathers to bask in the glory of a 5-1 CFC men's team victory over Flower City and revel in the sight of the CFC women's first match back after a long hiatus. It was a good week, and not even the poor result against the Nashville Rhythm was going to bring us down. We also talk a little about NISA stuff and the Chattahooligan Prideraiser campaign. Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/423soccerpod/support
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This week, the gang gets together to revisit the Flower City match, preview the big match with Maryland, and talk about our new family members joining the Women's Team. Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/423soccerpod/support
In episode 58 of #ProSoccerTalk, I interview Andrea Pregon. Andrea is a professional soccer player at Flower City Union in the National Independent Soccer Association.
On episode 15 of the NISA Today FC podcast, I discuss all the big stories that happen in NISA since our last episode. I share my thoughts on the new boss at Flower City Union, the latest U.S. Open Cup pairings for round 2, and the fallout from the NAFC/CHAC lawsuit against the NISA league. I'll recap the latest roster signings and news in NISA and for my final thoughts give another preseason recap. Enjoy the show!
Dan sits down with the new head coach of Flower City Union to talk about roster building, his approach to tactics, and his goals for season one. Plus the guys break down the NAFC situation, league roster news, and answer 7 listener questions!
Flower City Union Managing Director Mark Washo joins First Team Podcast to discuss the current fan ownership campaign. Join the discussion by emailing the show at firstteampod@gmail.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/first-team-podcast/message
Salih is joined by Tonya Noel and Chis Walker, Co-Founder/Program Director and Co-Founder/Executive Director of Flower City Noir Collective to discuss the impact/presence of Black voices within the fight for justice and equality for the LGBTQ+ and the broader struggle for Black Lives in the wake of George Floyd's murder.
On this episode, the After Hours team chat with Jarin Alab, an up-and-coming rapper from the Flower City. Jarin stands out from the rest due to his unique craft of incorporating kollywood movie dialogues in his raps. Jarin speaks on how he got into rap, his early influences, and what he has in store for the upcoming year. Jarin drops an insane freestyle at the end of the episode so be sure to listen all the way through!
Episode 122 of the Rochester Groovecast Podcast highlights a returning guest, Anthony Siciliano of "Head To The Roots." "From high energy stomp to mellow campfire acoustic, Head to the Roots is the music mind-child of Anthony Siciliano. Anthony pulls at the roots of folk, blues, rock and reggae music. The fabric of his songwriting is both thought-provoking and playful, woven with themes of life exploration, travel, and love, while carrying undertones of spirituality and human coalescence. From the main stage at Rochester’s beloved Cornhill Arts Festival to stages spanning across the Northeast, and New England, Anthony has shared his music in New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine. In the midst of his musical career, Siciliano has shared the stage with members of Twiddle, and has played with members of The Buddhahood, and Multibird. Since September 2020, Head to the Roots has evolved into its mightiest form yet, with joining members Chris Palace (drums) and Drew Rosenberg (bass and keys) bringing power and groove to this newforming trio. Aside from live performance, Anthony continues to write, produce and release original music, where April 2021 marks the horizon line for a brand new album release." In this episode, host, Ben Albert, and Anthony Siciliano discuss what's happened this past year, most importantly, Head To The Roots' new album, "Seeker." During the podcast, the boys isten to and discuss two brand new tracks, "Seeker" and "Flower City!" https://www.headtotheroots.com/ www.rochestergroovecast.com www.balbertmarketing.com
Episode 121 of the Rochester Groovecast Podcast showcases the captivating Sally Louise. "Opera singer-turned-indie singer-songwriter Sally Drutman seemed to appear as a sudden apparition last July when she released her dream-like first single “Milky Blue” as Sally Louise. Less than a year later, Louise has wasted no time in expanding her stylistic palette across a sprawling collection of 10 self-possessed songs with “My Hands Are On Fire,” available via Desert Flower Records..." "Her vocal sincerity and technical skill seize the spotlight." -Daniel J. Kushner of City Newspaper "Here lyric writing is powerful and her vocals are stunning." -Prism Reviews In this episode, host, Ben Albert, and Louise dive deep into performance, practice, marketing, and everything LOVE of music! The best part, we listen to two of Sally's most popular singles, "I Won't Call Your Bluff" and "Never Be The Same Again!" Keep in touch with Sally Louise: https://msha.ke/sallylouisesings/ - At Rochester Groovecast, the mantra “We’re Fans First!” harnesses the belief that the best businesses are built by fans. The podcast is deeply dedicated to playing an active role in the culture of its local scene. The brainchild of Rochester native, Ben Albert, was created in 2016 to serve as a portfolio of the city, and nowadays, the entire region. The podcast believes in the artistic brilliance abundant in Rochester, NY, and the surrounding regions. Ben seeks to play a pivotal role in our community by helping give Rochester a well-earned voice. He has seen first hand the abundance of talent, character, creativity, innovation, and beauty the Flower City has continuously offered. Rochester Groovecast is Powered By balbertmarketing.com
In episode 119 of the Rochester Groovecast Podcast, Ithaca's Mosaic Foundation premiers two tracks off their new album, Unity Is Dub International Roots Reggae group Mosaic Foundation sits down with Rochester Groovecast to discuss their brand new album, "Unity Is Dub!" During the episode, we listen to two tracks for the very first time, "Love For All" and "Door of No Return." - Listen To The Podcast: https://soundcloud.com/rochestergroovecast/mosaicfoundation - Watch The Full Episode: https://youtu.be/ED5wqQD7RoU - At Rochester Groovecast, the mantra “We’re Fans First!” harnesses the belief that the best businesses are built by fans. The podcast is deeply dedicated to playing an active role in the culture of its local scene. The brainchild of Rochester native, Ben Albert, was created in 2016 to serve as a portfolio of the city, and nowadays, the entire region. The podcast believes in the artistic brilliance abundant in Rochester, NY, and the surrounding regions. Ben seeks to play a pivotal role in our community by helping give Rochester a well-earned voice. He has seen first hand the abundance of talent, character, creativity, innovation, and beauty the Flower City has continuously offered. - Rochester Groovecast is Powered By balbertmarketing.com
Episode 117 of the Rochester Groovecast Podcast highlights Zahyia's new single, "Why Love." Zahyia Rolle's new solo project, 'Zahyia' is "an eclectic blend of everything. Musically reflecting the light and stories of all." Episode 117 of The Rochester Groovecast podcast is an intimate chat and "Why Love" listening party. Watch The Episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqH8hwNWa4o - At Rochester Groovecast, the mantra “We’re Fans First!” harnesses the belief that the best businesses are built by fans. The podcast is deeply dedicated to playing an active role in the culture of its local scene. The brainchild of Rochester native, Ben Albert, was created in 2016 to serve as a portfolio of the city, and nowadays, the entire region. The podcast believes in the artistic brilliance abundant in Rochester, NY, and the surrounding regions. Ben seeks to play a pivotal role in our community by helping give Rochester a well-earned voice. He has seen first hand the abundance of talent, character, creativity, innovation, and beauty the Flower City has continuously offered. - Rochester Groovecast is Powered By balbertmarketing.comhttps://zahyia.hearnow.com/why-love https://zahyia.com/ https://balbertmarketing.com/ http://rochestergroovecast.com/
Episode 116 of the Rochester Groovecast Podcast in a Re-Stream of Rochester Groovecast founder, Ben Albert, featured on the Afternoon Cocktail Talk show! Afternoon Cocktail Talk Show is a wellness-based show featuring live performances and candid interviews with National and International Singer-songwriters, entrepreneurs, and various noteworthy causes. Through a collection of perspectives, Afternoon Cocktail delivers inspirational, educational, and thought-provoking entertainment that encourages awareness, self-care, kindness, and mental wellness. In episode 56 of Afternoon Cocktail, “Facing The Music,” Afternoon Cocktail host, Amanda Ashley interviews Courtney Whitehead of Bison Bone, and Ben Albert of Rochester Groovecast. Bison Bone Biography: “Bison Bone is an Americana Rock and Roll band from Denver, CO. Bison Bone is a little bit country, a little bit rock & roll, and fully led by the boisterous singer/songwriter Courtney Whitehead. The veneer of their “Americana Rock & Roll band” description doesn’t seem to phase the group, as is apparent in their newest album, Find Your Way Out. Whitehead has unabashedly embraced the spirit of the aforementioned term, almost to the point of mockery. The Denver-based band seems fully aware of the connotations surrounding surface level labels and uses it to their advantage by tricking listeners into thinking they are listening to something they are not. It would be easy to think Bison Bone is just another simplistic Americana band, but this is not the case. – Bandwagon Mag 2020 He doesn’t need to name the struggle behind that contentment; it’s there in the semisweet melody and the band’s fine-sandpaper roots-rock grit, a package that recalls Tom Petty or The Wallflowers. – The All Scene Eye 2020 Courtney Whitehead (Vocals/Guitar), Brianna Straut (Vocals/Tambo), Wolf Van Elfmand (Lead Guitar/vocals), Adam Stern (Pedal Steel/Lead Guitar), Tony Piscotti (Bass), Adam Blake (drums).” – www.bisonebone.com Timestamp: 00:00: Rochester Groovecast Episode Intro 02:32: Afternoon Cocktail Episode Intro 04:00: Amanda’s conversation with Bison Bone and Bison Bone Live Performance 29:09: Amanda’s conversation with Ben Albert of Rochester Groovecast 48:09: One more live track by Bison Bone 51:41: Episode Conclusion At Rochester Groovecast, the mantra “We’re Fans First!” harnesses the belief that the best businesses are built by fans. The podcast is deeply dedicated to playing an active role in the culture of its local scene. The brainchild of Rochester native, Ben Albert, was created in 2016 to serve as a portfolio of the city, and nowadays, the entire region. The podcast believes in the artistic brilliance abundant in Rochester, NY, and the surrounding regions. Ben seeks to play a pivotal role in our community by helping give Rochester a well-earned voice. He has seen first hand the abundance of talent, character, creativity, innovation, and beauty the Flower City has continuously offered. Watch The Full Episode Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDL4aYjaTZs Watch Every Episode of Afternoon Cocktail Keep In Touch with Bison Bone Rochester Groovecast is Powered By balbertmarketing.com
Managing Director & Chief Commercial Officer Of Flower City Union, Mark Washo, joins John Frusciante and Keasel Broome to discuss the newly released club logo and branding. Join the discussion by emailing the show at firstteampod@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/first-team-podcast/message
Episode 115 is a live stream performance with Stereo Nest brainchild, Collin Jones. Stereo Nest is Cerebral Dance Music featuring Live Electronic Loops! In this episode, we listen to a full Stereo Nest live stream set! Timestamp: 00:31: Conversation with Collin and Ben 11:45: Livestream Performance by Stereo Nest 01:01:15: Conversation Concluded 01:11:13: Behind The Scenes Rochester Groovecast by Balbert Marketing LLC · 115 Stereo Nest Live Stream At Rochester Groovecast, the mantra “We’re Fans First!” harnesses the belief that the best businesses are built by fans. The podcast is deeply dedicated to playing an active role in the culture of its local scene. The brainchild of Rochester native, Ben Albert, was created in 2016 to serve as a portfolio of the city, and nowadays, the entire region. The podcast believes in the artistic brilliance abundant in Rochester, NY, and the surrounding regions. Ben seeks to play a pivotal role in our community by helping give Rochester a well-earned voice. He has seen first hand the abundance of talent, character, creativity, innovation, and beauty the Flower City has continuously offered. Keep In Touch with Stereo Nest: https://www.stereonest.com/ Check out everything Galaxy Diamond Records: https://www.galaxydiamond.net/ Rochester Groovecast is Powered By balbertmarketing.com
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Episode 114 is a re-broadcast of William Brown's show, One Word Conversations! Your Rochester Groovecast host, Ben Albert, was a guest! William and Ben have a conversation around the word "why." "Every day I endeavor to have a conversation to harness this power. WHY One Word? Because I believe that we connect with a shared understanding of language and we disconnect when our language is not shared." - William Brown - At Rochester Groovecast, the mantra “We’re Fans First!” harnesses the belief that the best businesses are built by fans. The podcast is deeply dedicated to playing an active role in the culture of its local scene. The brainchild of Rochester native, Ben Albert, was created in 2016 to serve as a portfolio of the city, and nowadays, the entire region. The podcast believes in the artistic brilliance abundant in Rochester, NY, and the surrounding regions. Ben seeks to play a pivotal role in our community by helping give Rochester a well-earned voice. He has seen first hand the abundance of talent, character, creativity, innovation, and beauty the Flower City has continuously offered. Keep In Touch with William Brown: https://iamwilliambrown.com/ https://www.facebook.com/dtcconversations https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAYRDVgl_ch1VHcKNQFtfXQ?view_as=subscriber CLICK ME FOR ALL OFF ROCHESTER GROOVECAST’S LINKS: https://linktr.ee/rochestergroovecast Rochester Groovecast is Powered By balbertmarketing.com
In episode 113, Ben chats with Friday In America's Ben Rossi. "With a range of influences spanning from The Band to The Roots, Friday in America fuse elements of folk, rock, reggae, and hip hop. The result is a menagerie of musical styles - from the heavy rock and funk arrangements of songs like "Hitman" to the stripped-down folk of "Water". In 2011, the band released their first full length album "Cut the Brakes", and had the track "Water" featured in the closing scene of the AFI-Fest award-winning film The Hammer, which told the true story of deaf UFC fighter Matt Hamill. The album's rock and folk arrangements have garnered comparisons to artists like Jack Johnson and Bruce Springsteen, and have received regular rotation on shows like Scott Regan's "Open Tunings" (NPR). The band's love of all music and their ability to write and play across numerous mediums makes for a unique concert experience. They have opened for acts like Max Creek, Ekoostik Hookah, and the Ryan Montbleau Band, and are constantly fusing their disparate influences in a groove-oriented framework." Timestamp: 00:31: "Hitman" by Friday In America 06:04: Conversation with Ben and Ben 37:00: " Renaissance" by Friday In America 41:29: Conversation Continued 1:00:19: "Six And Counting" by Friday In America 1:06:22: Conversation Conclusion 1:37:44: "Driftin" by Friday In America featuring Amanda Lee Peers At Rochester Groovecast, the mantra “We’re Fans First!” harnesses the belief that the best businesses are built by fans. The podcast is deeply dedicated to playing an active role in the culture of its local scene. The brainchild of Rochester native, Ben Albert, was created in 2016 to serve as a portfolio of the city, and nowadays, the entire region. The podcast believes in the artistic brilliance abundant in Rochester, NY, and the surrounding regions. Ben seeks to play a pivotal role in our community by helping give Rochester a well-earned voice. He has seen first hand the abundance of talent, character, creativity, innovation, and beauty the Flower City has continuously offered. Keep In Touch with Friday In America: https://www.facebook.com/fridayinamerica Download their albums FOR FREE: fridayinamerica.bandcamp.com Rochester Groovecast is created by www.balbertmarketing.com !
In episode 111, I share nostalgic memories with Matt Green, Entertainment Director and Co-Owner of Flour City Station. “Flour City Station is located at 170 East Avenue, in Rochester, NY. Rochester is steeped in music tradition; from the Eastman School of Music just down the street, to the longstanding music festivals such as the Jazz Festival, East End Fest, Fringe Fest and Party in the Park. Flour City Station (FCS) provides its customers with a unique and friendly environment for enjoying the best live music Rochester has to offer. We are set up to accommodate musicians with a state-of-the-art sound system. We cater to a wide base of genres of music featuring both local performers and nationally touring acts. With our friendly, accommodating staff, the Station offers an experience to patrons that is unrivaled by any other establishment in Rochester. We offer customers a safe, friendly social atmosphere where they can catch up with old friends, meet new ones, and enjoy premium live music. Simply put…we are all about the bands, the fans and the experience!” – Timestamp: 00:31: “Nasty Old Man” by The Honey Smugglers 04:27: Episode Introduction 05:30: Conversation with Ben and Matt 33:24: “September Doves” by Lost Dog Street Band, live at Flour City Station 37:23: Conversation Continued 01:24:00: Episode Conclusion https://soundcloud.com/rochestergroovecast/mattgreen At Rochester Groovecast, the mantra “We’re Fans First!” harnesses the belief that the best businesses are built by fans. The podcast is deeply dedicated to playing an active role in the culture of its local scene. The brainchild of Rochester native, Ben Albert, was created in 2016 to serve as a portfolio of the city, and nowadays, the entire region. The podcast believes in the artistic brilliance abundant in Rochester, NY, and the surrounding regions. Ben seeks to play a pivotal role in our community by helping give Rochester a well-earned voice. He has seen first hand the abundance of talent, character, creativity, innovation, and beauty the Flower City has continuously offered. – Keep In Touch with Flour City Station: http://flourcitystation.com https://www.facebook.com/Flourcitystation - Rochester Groovecast is Powered By balbertmarketing.com
Managing Director and Chief Commercial Officer of Flower City Union Mark Washo joined First Team Podcast Host, John Frusciante for the first episode of 2021, to discuss the name of the club and what's in store for the club in 2021. Join the discussion by emailing the show at firstteampod@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/first-team-podcast/message
Happy Holidays! On the final episode of 2020, I share my thoughts on the return of pro soccer to the Flower City, Detroit City FC's chances of repeating in the 2021 NISA Spring season, and share my thoughts on John Prutch's letter to the league supporters and fans. Stay Safe everyone and I'll see you next year.
Nothing we didn't like this week, which is always nice. Nate accuses me of gentrification, which is true. After a lifetime of being counted among them, I have grown to detest the poor, and they will fall under my boot heel once I finally become wealthy.Send music to demolistenpodcast@gmail.com. Become a patron at https://www.patreon.com/demolistenpodcast. Leave a brief message at (260)222-8341Queue: Skinhead, Flower City, Along Came Paully, PCP & The Knives, Autolith, Nutrition, Fuse, Wrong War, Brain Cave, En Lovehttps://enlovehc.bandcamp.com/https://tinygodinc.com/album/ohio-powerhttps://wrongwar.bandcamp.com/https://fusehc.bandcamp.com/https://neontasterecords.bandcamp.com/album/no-e-phttps://autolith.bandcamp.com/
It's a new day in America. A marginally more tolerable oligarch has taken office. But hey, at least we don't live in real life Idiocracy anymore. Some solid tunes this week and some generally positive vibes from us. Thanks so much to everyone who's on this dumbass ride with us.Send music to demolistenpodcast@gmail.com. Become a patron at https://www.patreon.com/demolistenpodcast. Call and leave a short message at (260)222-8341.Queue: Jen Tonon, Sidetracked, Flower City, Home Invasion, Damnations Domain, Moonkisser, The Passing, Zipper, Kommand, 200 Stab Woundshttps://200stabwounds-maggotstomp.bandcamp.com/https://kommand-maggotstomp.bandcamp.com/https://zipperct.bandcamp.com/https://thepassingla.bandcamp.com/https://moonkisser.bandcamp.com/https://damnationsdomain.bandcamp.com/
Rae Glaser stands 5'5" tall, weighs 130 pounds, and competes in the 35-39 y/o age group. She trains out of Webster, NY and has 15 years of racing experience. With no formal athletic background, Rae entered the scene at 20 years old and has since (among many other challenges and events)....Completed 3 Ironman Triathlons (Lake Placid was the first) 3 ultra marathons (PR of 58 miles in 12 hours)Placed 11th out of 800 female runners at "Johnny's Running O' the Green" 5 mile race (35:05) Was the 2nd overall woman at the 2016 "Running with the Devil" marathon in Las VegasSet a PR of 1:40 at the Flower City half marathon and now has her sights set on the Barkley Marathon. We catch up with Rae to discuss how she has managed to stay healthy this long, and how her training has evolved through the years. Be sure to check out Rae's blog at http://triingforbalance.blogspot.com/ and check out her training updates on Strava
Willy James describes himself as “a friendly neighborhood filmmaker.” In this episode we catch up with Willy about his new project, the Pittsburgh Sleep Podcast. We also chat about his recent coronavirus collaboration with Rick Sebak, the furries' favorite pizza shop and Katz Deli in NYC. We also share some of the things that local businesses, Flower City Printmakers and The Warren, are doing to give back.
It is finally here so lets get the show on the road. Podding Around Rochester is ready to roll out to The Flower City. Justin Tyme had the honor of sitting down with Pauly Guglielmo to talk about his career in Rochester and Ohio. What brought him to Rochester and what the future will hold. It was a great start to a wonderful new kind of podcast! This is Podding Around Rochester --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/poddingaroundroc/support
Scott Root, Professional Development Manager from Wegmans’ IT Department, shares how to get involved with Wegmans’ Flower City Pro-Am Hackathon, a 24-hour hackathon taking placing March 28-29, 2020. Focused on addressing community-base problems through technology, the hackathon welcomes 300 to 400 college students from schools across the region to sign up and be paired with […]
Scott Root, Professional Development Manager from Wegmans’ IT Department, shares how to get involved with Wegmans’ Flower City Pro-Am Hackathon, a 24-hour hackathon taking placing March 28-29, 2020. Focused on addressing community-base problems through technology, the hackathon welcomes 300 to 400 college students from schools across the region to sign up and be paired with […]
This week the grils talk to Haviah Mighty! Her album 13th Floor snagged the 2019 Polaris Music Prize back in September and we talk all about it.13th Floor is Haviah’s most fully realized body of work to date following her acclaimed 2017 album, Flower City. In addition to being a member of renowned trio, The Sorority, Haviah has been releasing music independently since 2009. 13TH Floor highlights Haviah’s vast musical influences and incredible production style. She co-executively produced the record with Tim ‘2oolman’ Hill (of A Tribe Called Red) and collaborated with numerous artists including Sean Leon (Waves), Clairmont The Second (Smoke), and her sister, Omega Mighty (Wishy Washy). Production features include 2oolman, Obuxum, Robotaki, Young Dreadz, Taabu, Lambo and her younger brother, Mighty Prynce. Follow Haviah: @haviahmightywww.haviahmighty.caFollow us: @grilithfairLike us! Rate us! Review us! Share our pod with your friends!
This episode features "Wu Ding's Journey to the West" written by Tang Fei and translated by Andy Dudak. Originally published in Chinese in Flower City, Issue 06, 2018. Published in the July 2019 issue of Clarkesworld Magazine and read by Kate Baker. The text version of this story can be found at: http://clarkesworldmagazine.com/tang_07_19 Support us on Patreon at http://patreon.com/clarkesworld
This episode features "Wu Ding's Journey to the West" written by Tang Fei and translated by Andy Dudak. Originally published in Chinese in Flower City, Issue 06, 2018. Published in the July 2019 issue of Clarkesworld Magazine and read by Kate Baker. The text version of this story can be found at: http://clarkesworldmagazine.com/tang_07_19 Support us on Patreon at http://patreon.com/clarkesworld
Another Flower City Comic Con is done! Join C. and the Monkey Crew as they discuss the Good, the Bad and the Nerdy! Joining the regular gang is Board Member Anne Leibeck and #1 volunteer Andy Merzke! After that, stick around for New Upcoming Events and the Question of the Week - "What is making your Geeky Heart happy this week?"
Another Flower City Comic Con is done! Join C. and the Monkey Crew as they discuss the Good, the Bad and the Nerdy! Joining the regular gang is Board Member Anne Leibeck and #1 volunteer Andy Merzke! After that, stick around for New Upcoming Events and the Question of the Week - "What is making your Geeky Heart happy this week?"
Tune in for some deep nerding with Chris and Laura, two of the organizers of the Flower City Comic Con (FC3)! FC3 is Rochester's largest Comic Con, and Chris and Laura's love for the city and its nerdy pursuits are a huge reason why. Don't miss FC3 at the Blue Cross Arena April 13 & 14th!Music: Paradise Engineering - Yacht & Dreaming a City (Hugheskova) - Manic Street Preachers
This week on FC3 Monkey Business, C. and the Monkey Crew will be talking about the Flower City Comic Con, what you will see and what you can do. After that, stick around for our Upcoming Events and Our Question of the Week - Who is your Dream Non-Actor Convention Guest?
This week on FC3 Monkey Business, C. and the Monkey Crew will be talking about the Flower City Comic Con, what you will see and what you can do. After that, stick around for our Upcoming Events and Our Question of the Week - Who is your Dream Non-Actor Convention Guest?
Megan Mack does not think of herself as a funny person, yet she teaches improv. She is the producer of one of the smartest radio shows around and is a delight to chat with.... From the Second City to the Flour City!
Welcome to Season 3 of FC3 Monkey Business! Please listen to our wrap up of the 2018 Flower City Comic Con! Guests, Panels and Shenanigans galore! What are your convention experiences like?
Welcome to Season 3 of FC3 Monkey Business! Please listen to our wrap up of the 2018 Flower City Comic Con! Guests, Panels and Shenanigans galore! What are your convention experiences like?
This week on the podcast, C. and the rest of the Monkey Crew once again discuss the FC3 in FC3 Monkey Business - Flower City Comic Con! With only 3 days until the Con, we talk about our Panels, Entertainment and Guest Artist that you will see at the show! We tell you what we are most excited about, where you can get tickets and, as always, our Question of the Week!
This week on the podcast, C. and the rest of the Monkey Crew once again discuss the FC3 in FC3 Monkey Business - Flower City Comic Con! With only 3 days until the Con, we talk about our Panels, Entertainment and Guest Artist that you will see at the show! We tell you what we are most excited about, where you can get tickets and, as always, our Question of the Week!
This week on the podcast, C. and the rest of the Monkey Crew discuss the FC3 in FC3 Monkey Business - Flower City Comic Con! With only 10 days until the Con, we talk about our Media Guests that you will meet at the show! We tell you where you can get tickets, give a huge thank you Shout-Out to our newest patron, Jen Beaven and, as always, our Question of the Week!
This week on the podcast, C. and the rest of the Monkey Crew discuss the FC3 in FC3 Monkey Business - Flower City Comic Con! With only 10 days until the Con, we talk about our Media Guests that you will meet at the show! We tell you where you can get tickets, give a huge thank you Shout-Out to our newest patron, Jen Beaven and, as always, our Question of the Week!
Evan is a Director at Flower City Pickers in Rochester in western New York state. Founded in January 2015, Flower City Pickers is a volunteer organisation that redistributes leftover and discarded produce from Rochester's Public Market to local homeless shelters, halfway houses, soup kitchens, food pantries, and other organizations that need food. Since they started, they have prevented over 600,000 pounds of food from going to landfill (which is around 270 tonnes for UK listeners).In this episode we chat about how Flower City Pickers came to be, how they operate and how they have grown in the 3 years since they were founded. Evan has a clear passion for sustainability and ethical practices has a lot to say about the impact an organisation like FCP can have, as well as the reasons that organisation like theirs are needed in the first place. This was a really interesting conversation for me and I think it will be particularly good for those listeners with an interest in grass roots ethical movements.*** A quick note about the audio: we spoke via an online platform and unfortunately there are some issues with the quality of the recording. The problems are particularly noticable at the start of the conversation, but the recording clears up as it carries on and is perfect for the last 30 minutes or so. I apologise and hope that you stick with it! If you're finding it too annoying you can skip to about the 40 minute mark and listen from there ***
Evan is a Director at Flower City Pickers in Rochester in western New York state. Founded in January 2015, Flower City Pickers is a volunteer organisation that redistributes leftover and discarded produce from Rochester's Public Market to local homeless shelters, halfway houses, soup kitchens, food pantries, and other organizations that need food. Since they started, they have prevented over 600,000 pounds of food from going to landfill (which is around 270 tonnes for UK listeners).In this episode we chat about how Flower City Pickers came to be, how they operate and how they have grown in the 3 years since they were founded. Evan has a clear passion for sustainability and ethical practices has a lot to say about the impact an organisation like FCP can have, as well as the reasons that organisation like theirs are needed in the first place. This was a really interesting conversation for me and I think it will be particularly good for those listeners with an interest in grass roots ethical movements.*** A quick note about the audio: we spoke via an online platform and unfortunately there are some issues with the quality of the recording. The problems are particularly noticable at the start of the conversation, but the recording clears up as it carries on and is perfect for the last 30 minutes or so. I apologise and hope that you stick with it! If you're finding it too annoying you can skip to about the 40 minute mark and listen from there ***
Greetings, Evil Geeks! If there’s one thing we like more than podcasting, it’s going to comic cons! Here today to talk with C-Mart and Undies of Wondy is Chris Frank, one of the folks behind the Flower City Comic Con in Rochester, NY. We talk podcasting, what makes for a good convention experience and of […]
Tales of a Red Clay Rambler: A pottery and ceramic art podcast
Today on the Tales of a Red Clay Rambler I have a live taping of the podcast featuring Matt Metz, Bob Briscoe, Dan Finnegan and Richard Aerni. Our wide-ranging discussion focuses on the invitational show/tour model for which multiple artists come together to attract a larger buying audience. Shows of this nature originated with The Old Church Pottery Invitational in 1975 and have grown to include more than a dozen events spread across the country. This discussion was taped in front of a live audience at the Genessee Center for the Arts in Rochester, NY. This episode of the podcast is sponsored by THINK BIG, a six-week e-course that covers practical skills for growing your small business. Molly Hatch and I had such a positive response from our last class that we are now offering Think BIG and Think BIG 2 at the same time! If you missed out on the opportunity to take one of these in the past you can now sign up for either session, or take both simultaneously. The next session starts January 5th so sign up today. To find more information please visit www.carterpottery.com/thinkbig.
S4V1 Oct 17 2016 Why is important that our seniors matter? Our seniors are the fabric that holds a community together. They laid the foundation for the success of our communities, and are still a vital and important part of it’s ongoing success. We thought it was important that seniors and their caregivers have a place to ‘go’ weekly to learn, share ideas, share experiences and create a new online community for the betterment of everyone, especially seniors. On this first show of Season 4 of “Making Our Seniors Matter” today: Live from Flower City in Brampton, we chat with Kevin Leet from the Peel Elder Abuse Support Program; Charlene Nadalin from Amintro; and review all the wonderful happenings at Flower City! This and more on today’s Making Our Seniors Matter! To nominate a senior for the “Shining Senior Award”, suggest a story idea, request a song or just comment on a show segment, call us at 1-866-269-6155 Ext. 3. Making Our Seniors Matter is a presentation of: Wow Living TV & Radio Real Estate For Seniors Age Friendly Business Listen UP! Talk Radio Limited sponsor opportunities across Canada still exist, please feel to reach out if you or your business would like to support us and help us spread the word across Canada. 1-866-269-6155 Ext 3 or listenup@Talk-Radio.ca. The following incredible sponsors have stepped up to the plate to give this important show much needed financial support, and we’d appreciate if you could check them out. Nicole Troiano Executive Director Retire-At-Home Mississauga South Phone: (416) 479-4288 Terry McIntyre Investment and Financial Advisor Manulife Securities 905-896-9060 x 3838 Scott Terrio, Estate Manager Cooper & Co. Ltd. Licensed Insolvency Trustee www.coopertrustee.ca 416-665-3383 Ext. 331 Listen LIVE here each Monday at 2pm and repeated at 8p ET, but if you miss it, it will be podcast below each Tuesday: PODCAST PLAYER soundcloud.com/rtds/sets/making-our-seniors-matter #seniors, #makingseniorsmatters, #wowlivingtv, #wowlivingradio, #realestate, #thebestyears, #thegoldenyears, #nursinghome, #reversemortgages, #renovations, #safety, #Remax, #GTA, #Toronto, #MakingOurSeniorsMatter, #MOSM, #podcast, #peelpolice, #scam, #scamalert, #cohousing, #housing, #thehomeupdaters, #peelregionpolice, #finance, #investments, #money, #investing
Why is important that our seniors matter? Our seniors are the fabric that holds a community together. They laid the foundation for the success of our communities, and are still a vital and important part of it’s ongoing success. We thought it was important that seniors and their caregivers have a place to ‘go’ weekly to learn, share ideas, share experiences and create a new online community for the betterment of everyone, especially seniors. On “Making Our Seniors Matter” today: On this special segment we speak with WWll Veteran Joyce, who tells about her incredible life in the armed forces, as well as her dedication to volunteering now, at age 97, at the Flower City Recreation Centre; Nadine Sowerby, Recreation Programmer at Flower City joins us to give us a virtual walk through of the facility, and how they have well exceeded their attendance goals; Ruth Wicks, a member of Flower City since it opened, talks about what the rec centre means to her; This and more on today’s Making Our Seniors Matter! To nominate a senior for the “Shining Senior Award”, suggest a story idea, request a song or just comment on a show segment, call us at 1-866-269-6155 Ext. 3. Making Our Seniors Matter is a presentation of: Wow Living TV & Radio Real Estate For Seniors Blue Willow Consulting for Seniors Listen UP! Talk Radio The following incredible sponsors have stepped up to the plate to give this important show much needed financial support, and we’d appreciate if you could check them out. Dr. Melanie Abbott-Cambridge Chiropractor Medical Acupuncture Rehabilitation Phone: 905-453-0032 Lindsey John Croft 519-307-1344 lindsey@thehomeupdaters.ca www.thehomeupdaters.com Renovations for Life’s Stages Elizabeth Cunningham Blue Willow Consulting for Seniorsinfo@BlueWillowforSeniors.com 647-982-4052 Solterra Shelley Raymond shelley0007@gmail.com Solterra Co-housing Ltd. | Shared home ownership Gary Booth Chartered Professional Accountants Chartered Accountants 555 Burnhamthorpe Rd. – Suite 406, Toronto, ON, M9C 2Y3 Tel. No. 416-626-2727 Fax No. 416-621-7136 E-mail: admin@garybooth.com Kate M. Salhanha, B.A. (Hons.), J.D. 905-451-6610 Toll free 1-877-217-4732 ksaldanha@pdclawyers.ca www.pdclawyers.ca Leslie Booker Downsize Moving and More 647-888-0459 downsizemovemore@aol.com Limited sponsor opportunities across Canada still exist, please feel to reach out if you or your business would like to support us and help us spread the word across Canada. 1-866-269-6155 Ext 3 or listenup@Talk-Radio.ca. Listen LIVE here each Monday at 2pm and repeated at 8p ET, but if you miss it, it will be podcast below each Tuesday: PODCAST PLAYER https://soundcloud.com/rtds/sets/making-our-seniors-matter #seniors, #makingseniorsmatters, #wowlivingtv, #wowlivingradio, #realestate, #thebestyears, #thegoldenyears, #nursinghome, #reversemortgages, #renovations, #safety, #Remax, #GTA, #Toronto, #MakingOurSeniorsMatter, #MOSM, #podcast, #peelpolice, #scam, #scamalert, #cohousing, #housing, #thehomeupdaters, #peelregionpolice, #finance, #investments, #money, #investing
Head to Rochester New York the Flower City. Rochester is full of surprises from the world class Strong Museum of Play to one of the Largest Jazz Festivals in the United States. Rochester continues to be a beautiful city that you will want to travel to. The region around Rochester also boasts a number of different travel destinations that are worth exploring. Guided by resident tour guide Chris Clemens of ExploringUpstate.com, he shows us some of Rochester's best attractions and what makes it such a unique visit.
Elizabeth Gocker moved to Rochester with her husband Paul in 1946. When the StoryCorps oral history project came to Rochester last summer, she talked with her friend David Sliney about the transition to living in the Flower City.
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