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Drivetime with DeRusha is LIVE from Twins Spring Training in Fort Myers Florida. Jason and Dan are soaking up the way above zero weather and provide updates on a breaking story out of Toronto. Plus a conversation with Jeremy Zoll (Twins GM) on taking the reins of the team and ongoing position battles.

Deze aflevering staat geheel in het teken van een kleine officiele run, de Veterans Day Run in Fort Myers Florida. Gewoon beetje sfeer proeven voor het loopje, met wat audiofragmenten. Ook liep ik, Martin, de dag na aankomst in het plaatsje Largo een 5 km door de wijk waar wij verbleven. Veel luisterplezier.

Just two weeks after Hurricane Helene hit southern states, Hurricane Milton is expected to make landfall in less than 12 hours. NewsNation's Brian Entin joins D2 live from Tampa to talk about how evacuation efforts have been tampered by the debris still on Florida streets from the last hurricane. Florida Resident Trevor Granger calls the show to talk about his family's evacuation story and Tim Hughes, host of Utah's Morning News, also joins the show to talk about his relative, "Hurricane Pat" and the nuanced messaging it takes to convince your stubborn grandma that it's time to leave. Florida Resident and Former KSL NewsRadio Host Drew Steele talks with Dave and Debbie live from Fort Myers Florida, where him and his family have decided to stay put. Finally, James Ray with Be Ready Utah and Utah's Division of Emergency Management, gives some tips on evacuating during extreme weather events. 

In aflevering 51 praten we over Robbie z'n trip naar USA en Canada die 17/9 begint, we bellen met Maggie Walker die zondag 15/9 de halve marathon van Kopenhagen heeft gelopen, we hebben ons allebei ingeschreven voor een 5K, Robbie in Montreal en Martin in Fort Myers Florida. Gewoon om toch iets officieels te lopen tijdens een vakantie. Verder hebben we de kalender, leesvoer en andere tripjes! Veel luisterplezier!

Blauvelt in Fort Myers Florida, called in to ask Mark about the reason Gas Prices are going down, as Oil Prices are going up. Tom in Queens NY called in to talk about a letter guide for voting that he got in the mail recently, that has a lot of democratic pull on it.

LunchIndustry BBQ - Naples, FLBrunchSweet Bean Cafe - Fort Myers, FLFancy's - Fort Myers, FLMountain man omelet Chicken and wafflesDinner Flemings - North Naples, FLCapital Grill - Naples, FLDeRomos - Bonita Springs, FLSaigon Paris - Fort Myers, FLLobsterMason's Lobster - Fort Myers, FLMain Shack - Naples, FLZiggy D'amico's Whiskey Bar - Naples, FLDrinks  The Vine Room - Cocktail Bar - Naples, FLBest Drink order: Cherry Blossom Old Fashioned with Japanese WhiskeyChartreuse - Cocktail Bar - Bonita Springs, FLDrink order: King Kong (Rum Old Fashioned)Bar Tulia - Naples, FLEspresso MartiniThe Beacon - Cocktail Bar - Fort Myers, FL86 Room - Cocktail Bar - Fort Myers, FLOld Fashioned The Luminary's Beacon Social Drinkery - Fort Myers, FLGo on a weeknightDowntown Coffee and Wine, Bonita Springs, FLFort Myers Brewery - Fort Myers, FLRuth Chris - Estero, FLDuffy's - SWFLSeaside - Bonita, FLCity Tavern - Fort Myers, FLLansdowne Street - Bonita Springs, FLLa Santa Tacos and Tequila - Naples, FLGreat date night spotFelipe's - Naples, FLLive music and outdoor seatingTacos & Tequila - University Village, FLFriday Margs - two for the price of oneCantina 109 - Fort Myers, FLGood poblano pepperDon't go late unless you wanna PARTY!Cabos Cantina Taco & Tequila Bar - Fort Myers,FLLocal Alcohols Rivi Gin - Naples, FLAlligator Bay Rum - Naples, FLWicked Dolphin Rum - Cape Coral, FLCraft BrewersBrookside Market - Naples, FLWineRebecca's Wine Bar - Naples, FLCooper's Hawk - Naples, FLDoughnuts Trackside Donuts & Cafe - Bonita Springs, FL

The Sos Report brings you an exciting episode about Soslan meeting a wonderful group of friends in Fort Myers Florida. Furthermore, Soslan speaks about the importance of being bold when trying something new in your life. When you get out of your comfort zone you will meet new people, and will make lifelong friends. The most important part is centering God in your life, he will bring the right people in. Soslan also speaks about the impact those guys had on his life, and the organization he is now involved in. I hope you tune into this awesome episode, Remember to Keep It Sossy:) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/soslan-temanson/message

In this episode, Candace Decker from The Avenue at exp realty in Cape Coral & Fort Myers Florida joins us to talk about her journey from calling expired listings to flipping homes and ultimately how it helped her build generational wealth for her family. Let's connect + be friends: Candace Decker https://www.instagram.com/candacedeckerrealestate/ David Caldwell https://www.instagram.com/davidccaldwell/, https://linktr.ee/davidccaldwell My name is David Caldwell and I am passionate about helping others live better and learning everything there is to know about life and business. Since 2007 I have worked in the real estate industry in various capacities. Currently, I lead a small team of brokers that sell over 100 homes annually throughout the Portland metro area, advising home buyers and sellers on how to navigate the ever-changing real estate market. I am also a business coach for Tom Ferry the world's leading real estate coaching company where I coach other real estate leaders on implementing skills in sales, marketing, and leadership that allows them to bring knowledge to their teams and community and achieve their goals.

Jade Griffin is a self-taught painter/artist who is originally from and is currently based in Fort Myers Florida. Jade's artwork is a mirror reflection of her mind's inner dialogue, and how she interprets her life experiences. Her work uncovers her story as a black, androgynous female that grew from southern black culture and how the "ideologies" of her upbringing shapes the way she interacts with the world around her today. With her eccentric use of Oil, acrylic, and pastels (soft and oil pastels) Jade creates dynamic, eye-catching bodies of work that are full of movement charged with sensuality, emotion, wit, and sexuality. Jade's overlapping, brushstroke techniques offer a direct but subjective approach to her storytelling in her artwork. In her work, she tells stories exploring sexuality, stereotypes, emotion, gender-fluidity, and African American and LGBTQ culture. In the past years, Jade's work has been exhibited in the Non Profit Organization Love Your Rebellion's : Murals on Tour Traveling Exhibition (2020-2021), Alliance For The Art's Members Group exhibition Titled " Challenging Stereotypes" (2022), and the "JUST SAY GAY" Art exhibition with Fabulous Art Foundation (2022).The Truth In This ArtThe Truth In This Art is a podcast interview series supporting vibrancy and development of Baltimore & beyond's arts and culture. Mentioned in this episode:Jade Griffin*audio quality it a little jankyTo find more amazing stories from the artist and entrepreneurial scenes in & around Baltimore, check out my episode directory. Stay in TouchNewsletter sign-upSupport my podcastShareable link to episode ★ Support this podcast ★

Cold snap sweeps the country as winter approaches. Plus, Steve Kornacki gives us three things to watch with three weeks to go until midterms. And, excitement builds over winning mega millions ticket sold in Fort Myers, Florida as the community continues to recover from Hurricane Ian.

Students from Union College helped people in Fort Myers Florida who suffered from the damage of Hurricane Ian. Nebraska Public Media's Isabella Benson reports on the service crew's journey last week.

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It's Friday, September 30th, A.D. 2022. This is The Worldview in 5 Minutes heard at www.TheWorldview.com. I'm Adam McManus. By Adam McManus. (Adam@TheWorldview.com) 325 Egyptian Christian children given private school education More than 325 Egyptian Christian children attend Hope House, International Christian Concern's education center. In this Muslim-majority country, where Muhammad's followers comprise 85% of the population, Christians are viewed as second-class citizens. Hope House seeks to break the cycle of generational persecution by providing access to quality education and upward mobility. According to Open Doors, Egypt is the 20th worst nation in the world for Christians. In the Muslim-run public schools, Christian children are largely sidelined and receive poor teaching. By contrast, Hope House, a quality alternative, provides classes that are one-third the size and which give a Christian worldview. The child sponsorship program provides incentives to children and their families to keep the children enrolled in school. Especially during the summer months, poorer Christian boys are pulled from school to work in the fields, earning less than $2 per day. And girls are typically tasked with helping at home or learning homemaking skills. You can help pay for more Egyptian Christian children to attend Hope House. In Matthew 25:40, Jesus said, “Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of Mine, you did for Me.” Hurricane Ian killed 12 & destroyed Fort Myers, Florida Eerie aerial pictures show the total destruction of Fort Myers, Florida from Hurricane Ian after the 'superstorm' ripped its beloved pier from its hinges, reports The Daily Mail. Before and after shots captured the devastation to the small Florida city, with homes leveled, ships swept on to land, and fires breaking out through ghost town neighborhoods. The sea finally appeared to have ebbed back from the shoreline to reveal the devastation to the once tropical paradise, with trees yanked from their roots and roofs shed from restaurants along the promenade. NBC News reports that 12 people were killed during Hurricane Ian. President Biden asks where a dead GOP Congresswoman is It was a cringe-worthy moment. During the September 28th White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition and Health, President Joe Biden called on the late Republican Congresswoman  Jackie Walorski of Indiana who died in a car crash on August 3, reports the New York Post. BIDEN: “I believe we can use these advances to do even more, to make America stronger and a healthier nation. I want to thank all of you here for  -- including bipartisan elected officials like Representative McGovern, Senator Braun, Senator Booker, Representative Jackie [Walorski] --Are you here? Where's Jackie? (inaudible mumbling) She must not be here -- to help make this a reality.” At a White House press briefing, a reporter asked Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre to explain Biden's obvious gaffe. REPORTER: “What happened in the hunger event today? The President appeared to look around the room for a member of Congress who passed away last month. He seemed to indicate she might be in the room. What happened?” JEAN-PIERRE: “So, the President was naming the congressional champions on this issue and was acknowledging her incredible work. He had already planned to welcome the Congresswoman's family to the White House on Friday. There will be a bill signing in [Rep. Jackie Walorski's] honor this coming Friday. So, of course she was on his mind. She was of top of mind for the president.” REPORTER: “Are you here? Where's Jackie? She must not be here.” JEAN-PIERRE: “No, I totally understand. I just, I just explained she was on top of mind.” Biden minimizes skyrocketing inflation On the September 18th 60 Minutes program, CBS reporter Scott Pelley asked President Joe Biden about inflation. PELLEY: “Mr. President, as you know, last Tuesday, the annual inflation rate came in at 8.3%. The stock market nosedived. People are shocked by their grocery bills. What can you do better and faster?” BIDEN: “Well, first of all, let's put this in perspective. Inflation rate, month to month, is just up just an inch. Hardly at all.” PELLEY: “You're not arguing that 8.3% is good news?” BIDEN: “No. I'm not saying it is good news but it was 8.2 or 8.2 before. I mean, it's not like. You're making it sound like, all of a sudden, my G-d, it went to 8.2%.” PELLEY: “It's the highest inflation rate, Mr. President, in 40 years!” BIDEN: “I got that.” In a September 21st interview on NewsMax, Republican Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky reacted to Biden's description of the skyrocketing inflation rate. PAUL: “What we know for sure is that now we've lost more to inflation than they gave us in the form of free money. The inflation came from the free checks that were passed out. They shut the economy down. They sent free checks to everyone. And they said, ‘Oh, this will make up for it.' But guess what? When people add up how much they're paying for gas and at the grocery store it's cancelled out all the free money. “And I don't think the inflation is over by a longshot. There's still about $2 trillion out there that's held in the coffers of cities, counties, and state governments. It hasn't been spent yet. As it's spent and put into the economy, as it chases goods, it's going to chase the price of our goods higher. We're going to get more inflation. So, this isn't over. “And for Biden to discount 8%. He's obviously not thinking of the person who has only Social Security to support them. He's not thinking of the person who makes $25,000 a year and can barely get by. Those people are really hurt by inflation!” First openly transgender officer indicted for Russian spying And finally, the Army's first openly transgender officer was indicted Thursday on charges of trying to provide American soldiers' medical information to the Russian government, reports the Washington Free Beacon. A federal grand jury in Baltimore indicted Jamie Lee Henry and his wife, Anna Gabrielian, on charges of conspiracy and wrongful disclosure of individually identifiable health information. According to prosecutors, the couple met last month with an undercover FBI agent posing as a Russian diplomat and offered medical information from Fort Bragg, the home of the military's elite Delta Force. The indictment said Gabrielian told the agent she was “motivated by patriotism toward Russia to provide any assistance she could to Russia, even if it meant being fired or going to jail,” reports Stripes.com. The indictment does not explain Gabrielian's connection to Russia, but Johns Hopkins website said she speaks Russian. If convicted, the couple faces a maximum sentence of five years in federal prison for the conspiracy and a maximum of 10 years for each count of disclosing protected health information. Matthew 15:19 declares, “For out of the heart come evil thoughts, murders, adulteries, fornications, thefts, false witness, slanders.” Close And that's The Worldview in 5 Minutes on this Friday, September 30th, in the year of our Lord 2022. Subscribe by iTunes or email to our unique Christian newscast at www.TheWorldview.com. Or get the Generations app through Google Play or The App Store. I'm Adam McManus (Adam@TheWorldview.com). Seize the day for Jesus Christ.

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Hurricane Ian has made landfall near Fort Myers Florida. Paul Douglas joined us with the latest.

Mayor of Fort Myers, Kevin Anderson, spoke with WCBS 880 about how his city is preparing for Hurricane Ian

Live......Episode 50 which is also our second anniversary episode of the Hangar Z podcastWe thought it would be fitting to bring on the man who inspired the inception of The Hangar Z Mr. Ghetto Bird Pirate himself Scott Hebble.Scott is a Super Puma search and rescue pilot for the LA County Sheriff's Department.Scott has worked his way from patrolling the streets of LA County as a deputy where he worked a variety of assignments including gang investigations to aviation where he was a tactical flight deputy, patrol pilot flying the Astar and now flying the super rare and awesome Airbus Super Puma.During our conversation Scott talks about working both the streets as well as his aviation career that led him to his current position. Looking back at the last two years, I'm truly grateful to have had the opportunity to talk to all the guests that have been on the hangar Z podcast and for all the friendships that have developed. We have tried to bring interviews from all different disciplines within public safety aviation and look forward to broadening that as we continue. I am truly humbled that we are still around to bring each episode to you all. When we first started, I was pretty sure it would be my mom listening and telling me your doing great honey and that's about it.The support from our listeners, Patreon subscribers and our sponsors has allowed us to grow and do things I never imagined like having a booth at APSCON in Reno this year. That was an absolute blast. Want to throw out a quick plug for Echo Heliops and their annual conference that we will be podcasting from. It's in Austin Texas 15th, 16th and 17th. Check them out they are doing some great things for all of public safety aviation. Echo is coordinating a tactical flight crew training in early 2023 in Fort Myers Florida and will be hosted by the Lee County Sheriff's Department. Really cool that are helping with that training so check out their website echoflightcrew.org for more information on that. Again, thank you for all the support and feedback you all have offered, we look forward to catching you all as we go forward. If you are looking for a way to help us out leave a review on the podcast site you use to listen to the hangar Z podcast. It honestly is a huge help to us.Thank you to our sponsor Metro Aviation and our supporters on Patreon.

This podcast I speak with a New Hampshire Cop for the first time (probably). Henry started in New York before migrating to New Hampshire. We learn about his experiences in the Marine Corps and working as a Highway maintenance worker prior to law enforcement. We discuss the brass messing with cops, poorly leadership, bidets, parking garages in Pittsburg, and so much more. Check out the folks that make this podcast possible Are you a cop or lawyer that loves training? I suggest checking out my friends at Pinnacle Training, Consulting and Investigations. Pinnacle TCI is a veteran and law enforcement owned and operated company. They're staffed with active and retired law enforcement professionals and attorneys with decades worth of experience in both investigations and in the courtroom. They have upcoming trainings in Fort Myers Florida and offer special discounts for host agencies. They offer over 20 courses on topics that include forensics, death and sexual assault investigations. Give them a like and follow on Facebook and Instagram @PinnacleTCILLC. To inquire about hosting training, email them at info@pinnacletci.com or check them out on the web at www.pinnacletci.com. Want to advertise with PMPM ? shoot me an email at poorlymadepolicememes@gmail.com or Dm on FB or IG Don't forget to get yourself some PMPM merch https://poorly-made-police-memes.creator-spring.com/? Check out the featured band with an LEO Blacktop Rodeo --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/poorly-made-police-memes/support

What Makes Family First Events and Rentals a Good Neighbor...We are a party equipment and decorating company that is located in Fort Myers Florida. We are family-owned and operated and promise to treat each client like family. We will always give our clients the attention to detail that they deserve. We offer bounce houses, waterslides, tents, tables, chairs, balloon decor, backdrops, and more! We genuinely care about what we do and make sure to show our clients how much we appreciate them. We couldn't do it without them! We do our best to ensure that your family has a memorable experience with us by giving you and your family an amazing event that will have a lasting impact for years to come! Let us treat you like family here at Family First Events and Rentals.To learn more about Family First Events and Rentals, go to: www.familyfirsteventsandrentals.comFamily First Events and RentalsFort Myers FL 33913(239) 284-0843Support the show

Nestor Hernandez, CRCST, CHL has 40 years of sterile processing experience in 5 hospital systems, and is the Director of Operation Sterile Processing (SPD) at Lee Health in Fort Myers Florida. Nestor is active in education within SPD community and also consults with medical device companies on issues related to sterile processing. In this episode Nestor shares who works in the SPD, what training, education and certifications are required, what devices should and shouldn't be processed though SPD, what vendors should do to build a relationship, what the best reps do that others don't, how to communicate with an upset surgeon who is in surgery, and the future of SPD. This is part 2 of a 2-part conversation.Links from this episode:Nestor Hernandez LinkedInLee HealthHospital Sterile Processing AssociationMastering Medical Device:WebsitePat Kothe LinkedIn

Nestor Hernandez, CRCST, CHL has 40 years of sterile processing experience in 5 hospital systems, and is the Director of Operation Sterile Processing (SPD) at Lee Health in Fort Myers Florida. Nestor is active in education within SPD community and also consults with medical device companies on issues related to sterile processing. In this episode Nestor shares how he entered SPD, a detailed description of what SPD does, teamwork within the hospital and educating hospital staff, and how to manage hospital acquired infection. This is part 1 of a 2-part conversation.Links from this episode:Nestor Hernandez LinkedInLee HealthHospital Sterile Processing AssociationMastering Medical Device:WebsitePat Kothe LinkedIn

Gayla James is an Urban Christian Artist from Fort Myers Florida. Gayla has 4 cd projects independently, she composes her own songs. Gayla James has won numerous awards and nominated for numerous awards. Gayla has performed on Dr. Bobby Jones Gospel Show Presents twice. She has shared the stage with many icons of gospel and secular music, from Dorothy Norwood to Shirley Murdock. She performed on Lee Pitts Live Fox4, and CTN Sounds of Refreshing Christian Network. Gayla James has been featured in Root Magazine, American Pride Magazine, Urban Girl Magazine, and Cashbox Magazine Music Charts. Gayla James. Gayla James music brings new flavor to the music world, it's refreshing and moves the spirit. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/keith-paul6/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/keith-paul6/support

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Marge Bennett, seasoned agent with 20 years of experience in the Fort Myers Florida area, joins us for this episode to discuss getting on the same page with your prospects! 

In this episode Durell is joined by hip hop artist and one half of the duo Smilez & Southstar” Rob “Southstar Campman. Durell and Rob begin the episode talking about how they've had a relationship for a very long time and it's not always about speaking everyday but the fact that having a great energy and genuineness within the relationship. Rob shares that he was born in Honolulu, Hawaii but grew up in Los Angeles and then after the Northridge Earthquake he moved to New Jersey and then to Orlando. Durell & Rob talk about him first loving hip hop at 11 years old and how he fell in love with the culture. He shares that he's always loved music and the first record he remembers really loving was N.W,A. “Boyz In The Hood” as well as many of the great West Coast Rap that was out at the time. He remembers at the time that there was no one in hip-hop that looked like him so he never really thought that pursuing a career in music was truly an option. Rob shares that he was an avid music collector which started from him working in a local record store called “Peaches Music” in Orlando. He said that during that time they would allow you to open the CD and listen to the whole album before you purchased it which is much different from today's era where as a music consumer one has instant access to the new releases that come out in the marketplace. Durell shares that during that time you would see three or four singles drop before the album was released, and really the album cuts were the ones that consumers really wanted to hear. Rob shares that he would learn the lyrics to his favorite songs by writing them down, which he actually credits with really learning bar structure for his own rhymes later on. Rob talks about him doing an open mic contest where he and a friend got on stage and rapped to a Roc Wilder beat and won the contest. He shares that after he got off stage everyone was coming up to him and saying that they didn't know he raps and he was like neither did he. He credits that experience as his first introduction to being a performing artist. Durell and Rob talk about him being signed to a local indie record label and one of his songs being in the indie top 10 on a pirate radio station called “95 Live”. Rob shares that he just really loved the craft of writing raps and trying to make each song better than the last. He never imagined him achieving what would ultimately happen later, especially him being an asian kid from Orlando. Durell and Rob talked about indie artists not being played on major terrestrial radio unless it was inside a mixshow. Durell asks Rob how he first met Smilez and Rob shares that he saw him during a local performance and was really impressed by his stage presence and he told him that they should do a record together. He would always see Smilez during them, both opening up for artists when they would come through Orlando. Rob shares that the big opportunity to work with Smilez didn't happen until he met music producer Dakari who was an in-house producer with TransCon Records which was the record label owned by Lou Pearlman. He shares that Dakari gave him and Smilez a bunch of tracks and they would come back to the studio everyday to knock out songs and then one day Dakari approached them both with the opportunity to do a production deal and that is what birthed them as an official group. Durell shares with Rob that he always wondered why he would never see them both together out and about in the city and Rob said the reason that most people would never see them together is because when they would be home off the road they both wanted to do their own thing because there were many times they wouldn't get to spend time with other important people in their lives and also quite frankly they would be tired sometimes of being around each other because of all the time they would spend together working. Rob and Durell talk about Dakari putting him and Smilez through artist development and teaching them the value of work ethic and a strong performance and always being prepared. Rob shared that Lou wasn't really a hip-hop guy but because he loved Dakari so much he trusted him to let “Smilez & Southstar” be his baby.Rob and Durell talk about Smilez & Southstar being signed to TransCon Records via a production deal and then being shopped and signed to Artist Direct as their official record label. Rob shares what the difference is between a production label deal versus a record label deal. He says that a production label is the entity that helps to put the songs together, and then the label is responsible for the marketing, promotion, sales etc. Rob shares that the record label also has a distribution deal that helps to make sure the album is able to be mass distributed. Rob shares that their first single was entitled “Who Wants This” and a radio DJ in Fort Myers Florida named 007 received the single on a Vinyl that was white-labeled. Rob shares that the program director was at their performance as they were the opening act for Khia, took them back to the radio station and played their single twenty times in a row. Rob said that what happened to them was extremely huge for them because they were absolutely unknown during that time. Durell and Rob talk about the single “Tell Me” which Rob said was life changing. Durell asks about the success of that single and if it helped to translate into global success. Rob shares that they released an album in Japan but they never got an opportunity to go to Europe and do a whole lot globally. Durell talks about the impact that BET's 106 & Park had on urban youth culture because in the early 2000's with shows like TRL for young black and brown teens who come from underprivileged communities to see people who looked and talked like those they saw everyday was really amazing culturally. Rob shares that getting on 106 & Park and being able to perform their hit single really helped to stamp them as a group. Durell shares that they have really been the only hip-hop group to achieve that type of success. Rob shares that he still doesn't think any group, even to this day, has come close to achieving their success of a Top 40 Billboard record. Rob shares that you have to be ready to take advantage of every opportunity that happens when you have a hit record. Success is really about everything coming together and working cohesively and that's truly what the difference was back then and still holds true today as well.Rob talks about music being his main source of income for about 8 straight years from 2000-2008. Rob shares that they left the Artist Direct label and signed a deal with Pure Records, which was an indie label distributed by Steve Rifkin and Universal. Rob shares that they had a second album that if it had the opportunity to be released would've really shown their growth because he felt they had really come into their own and figured out their sound. Rob shares that in 2008 is when the recession and the label really stopped investing into their next project. Rob feels that the whole year was the group transitioning and Smilez decided to release a solo project with Dakari. Rob shares that in 2009 is when he decided to leave music alone because he just really didn't enjoy the business side of it anymore. He shares that doing music was never about the money for him. He released a solo mixtape in 2015 and when he gets inspired to do music is when he actually will put something together and that's been his mindset. Rob shares that when he gives advice to artists today he often tells them that they have to love it because if they don't genuinely love it there will be one million reasons to quit. Rob and Durell talk about in order to achieve success today you have to build a strong concentrated community of support as opposed to when Rob was coming up it was more about building a wider audience. Rob shares that artists today have to know what their goals are because even though it's much easier to release and put music out, it's much more saturated. Rob shares that back then artists needed record companies so it really was about signing the best deal possible. Rob shares that back in the record label days artists didn't have to come out of pocket the way they do now and when artists sign record deals they partner with the label.Rob and Durell end the episode talking about which is better, being indie or major. Rob shares that when you look at the charts of who's on top today it's always mostly an artist who has a major record label backing them. Durell shares about the importance of ownership when it comes to intellectual property and how much that matters to an artist today. Rob says that when it comes to negotiation the one who has the ability to walk away is the one with the real power. Rob shares that he will gladly give up seventy percent of the pie if it means that he's going to come out of the deal better than where he started. He feels that too many people are worried about having 100 percent ownership of something but not being set up to capitalize in the best way possible.Durell and Rob talk about what he appreciates about the music ecosystem today is that there are way more opportunities to make a living today and he feels like that's real dope. Rob feels that age does matter but doesn't in a way because like basketball hip-hop is a young man's game although the genre itself has gotten older. He shares that when he was coming up there weren't many older hip-hop fans like there are today and that's a beautiful thing. Rob shares that he has recently opened a mortgage office in downtown Orlando. He said that he's been in the mortgage industry for about eleven years. He made the choice to get into the mortgage business after he decided to transition from music. He shares that he enjoys learning about finances and knowing what he knows now would've definitely invested much more in stocks than jerseys.

In this episode Durell is joined by hip hop artist and one half of the duo Smilez & Southstar” Rob “Southstar Campman. Durell and Rob begin the episode talking about how they've had a relationship for a very long time and it's not always about speaking everyday but the fact that having a great energy and genuineness within the relationship. Rob shares that he was born in Honolulu, Hawaii but grew up in Los Angeles and then after the Northridge Earthquake he moved to New Jersey and then to Orlando. Durell & Rob talk about him first loving hip hop at 11 years old and how he fell in love with the culture. He shares that he's always loved music and the first record he remembers really loving was N.W,A. “Boyz In The Hood” as well as many of the great West Coast Rap that was out at the time. He remembers at the time that there was no one in hip-hop that looked like him so he never really thought that pursuing a career in music was truly an option. Rob shares that he was an avid music collector which started from him working in a local record store called “Peaches Music” in Orlando. He said that during that time they would allow you to open the CD and listen to the whole album before you purchased it which is much different from today's era where as a music consumer one has instant access to the new releases that come out in the marketplace. Durell shares that during that time you would see three or four singles drop before the album was released, and really the album cuts were the ones that consumers really wanted to hear. Rob shares that he would learn the lyrics to his favorite songs by writing them down, which he actually credits with really learning bar structure for his own rhymes later on. Rob talks about him doing an open mic contest where he and a friend got on stage and rapped to a Roc Wilder beat and won the contest. He shares that after he got off stage everyone was coming up to him and saying that they didn't know he raps and he was like neither did he. He credits that experience as his first introduction to being a performing artist. Durell and Rob talk about him being signed to a local indie record label and one of his songs being in the indie top 10 on a pirate radio station called “95 Live”. Rob shares that he just really loved the craft of writing raps and trying to make each song better than the last. He never imagined him achieving what would ultimately happen later, especially him being an asian kid from Orlando. Durell and Rob talked about indie artists not being played on major terrestrial radio unless it was inside a mixshow. Durell asks Rob how he first met Smilez and Rob shares that he saw him during a local performance and was really impressed by his stage presence and he told him that they should do a record together. He would always see Smilez during them, both opening up for artists when they would come through Orlando. Rob shares that the big opportunity to work with Smilez didn't happen until he met music producer Dakari who was an in-house producer with TransCon Records which was the record label owned by Lou Pearlman. He shares that Dakari gave him and Smilez a bunch of tracks and they would come back to the studio everyday to knock out songs and then one day Dakari approached them both with the opportunity to do a production deal and that is what birthed them as an official group. Durell shares with Rob that he always wondered why he would never see them both together out and about in the city and Rob said the reason that most people would never see them together is because when they would be home off the road they both wanted to do their own thing because there were many times they wouldn't get to spend time with other important people in their lives and also quite frankly they would be tired sometimes of being around each other because of all the time they would spend together working. Rob and Durell talk about Dakari putting him and Smilez through artist development and teaching them the value of work ethic and a strong performance and always being prepared. Rob shared that Lou wasn't really a hip-hop guy but because he loved Dakari so much he trusted him to let “Smilez & Southstar” be his baby.Rob and Durell talk about Smilez & Southstar being signed to TransCon Records via a production deal and then being shopped and signed to Artist Direct as their official record label. Rob shares what the difference is between a production label deal versus a record label deal. He says that a production label is the entity that helps to put the songs together, and then the label is responsible for the marketing, promotion, sales etc. Rob shares that the record label also has a distribution deal that helps to make sure the album is able to be mass distributed. Rob shares that their first single was entitled “Who Wants This” and a radio DJ in Fort Myers Florida named 007 received the single on a Vinyl that was white-labeled. Rob shares that the program director was at their performance as they were the opening act for Khia, took them back to the radio station and played their single twenty times in a row. Rob said that what happened to them was extremely huge for them because they were absolutely unknown during that time. Durell and Rob talk about the single “Tell Me” which Rob said was life changing. Durell asks about the success of that single and if it helped to translate into global success. Rob shares that they released an album in Japan but they never got an opportunity to go to Europe and do a whole lot globally. Durell talks about the impact that BET's 106 & Park had on urban youth culture because in the early 2000's with shows like TRL for young black and brown teens who come from underprivileged communities to see people who looked and talked like those they saw everyday was really amazing culturally. Rob shares that getting on 106 & Park and being able to perform their hit single really helped to stamp them as a group. Durell shares that they have really been the only hip-hop group to achieve that type of success. Rob shares that he still doesn't think any group, even to this day, has come close to achieving their success of a Top 40 Billboard record. Rob shares that you have to be ready to take advantage of every opportunity that happens when you have a hit record. Success is really about everything coming together and working cohesively and that's truly what the difference was back then and still holds true today as well.Rob talks about music being his main source of income for about 8 straight years from 2000-2008. Rob shares that they left the Artist Direct label and signed a deal with Pure Records, which was an indie label distributed by Steve Rifkin and Universal. Rob shares that they had a second album that if it had the opportunity to be released would've really shown their growth because he felt they had really come into their own and figured out their sound. Rob shares that in 2008 is when the recession and the label really stopped investing into their next project. Rob feels that the whole year was the group transitioning and Smilez decided to release a solo project with Dakari. Rob shares that in 2009 is when he decided to leave music alone because he just really didn't enjoy the business side of it anymore. He shares that doing music was never about the money for him. He released a solo mixtape in 2015 and when he gets inspired to do music is when he actually will put something together and that's been his mindset. Rob shares that when he gives advice to artists today he often tells them that they have to love it because if they don't genuinely love it there will be one million reasons to quit. Rob and Durell talk about in order to achieve success today you have to build a strong concentrated community of support as opposed to when Rob was coming up it was more about building a wider audience. Rob shares that artists today have to know what their goals are because even though it's much easier to release and put music out, it's much more saturated. Rob shares that back then artists needed record companies so it really was about signing the best deal possible. Rob shares that back in the record label days artists didn't have to come out of pocket the way they do now and when artists sign record deals they partner with the label.Rob and Durell end the episode talking about which is better, being indie or major. Rob shares that when you look at the charts of who's on top today it's always mostly an artist who has a major record label backing them. Durell shares about the importance of ownership when it comes to intellectual property and how much that matters to an artist today. Rob says that when it comes to negotiation the one who has the ability to walk away is the one with the real power. Rob shares that he will gladly give up seventy percent of the pie if it means that he's going to come out of the deal better than where he started. He feels that too many people are worried about having 100 percent ownership of something but not being set up to capitalize in the best way possible.Durell and Rob talk about what he appreciates about the music ecosystem today is that there are way more opportunities to make a living today and he feels like that's real dope. Rob feels that age does matter but doesn't in a way because like basketball hip-hop is a young man's game although the genre itself has gotten older. He shares that when he was coming up there weren't many older hip-hop fans like there are today and that's a beautiful thing. Rob shares that he has recently opened a mortgage office in downtown Orlando. He said that he's been in the mortgage industry for about eleven years. He made the choice to get into the mortgage business after he decided to transition from music. He shares that he enjoys learning about finances and knowing what he knows now would've definitely invested much more in stocks than jerseys.

A rise in violent crime has sparked a rise in gun purchases around the countryDon’t take the bait! The race bait that is- the ACLU claims that the second amendment is racist: DUMMIES And our 2A For Today Modern Militiaman spotlight is on a man who averted a potential mass shooting in Fort Myers Florida. ... The post Violent Crime Makes Gun Sales Rise & a Florida MASS SHOOTING Averted | 2A For Today! appeared first on The New American.

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In this episode of The Silent War,Trump says that the country is being destroyed by the southern invasion. Biden can't figure out what's going on.Also, General Flynn to be in attendance at the RedPill Roadshow cohosted event in Fort Myers Florida.See you there!Sharing is caring.Click here for the best way to keep up with the news and other updates in the face of the censorship: www.NemosNewsNetwork.com/NewsNOTE: any action by youtube.com (or other media or internet firms) to negatively impact the production of this video will be interpreted as a violation of 18 USC 242 and 42 USC 1983, 84, 85, and we reserve the right to file civil and criminal legal action against youtube.com and its affiliates for attempting to suppress this "free speech"; and will also be construed as "conspiracy to aide the crimes listed herein".If you found this content to be of value, please consider supporting my work with any of the options below!

Fort Myers Florida resident Scott Friga is crazy...but he's the best kind of crazy!! He didn't want his kids stuck inside during the Covid lockdown...so he built them a basketball court...and then a gym....and then, after his kids suggested it, he built a 310 FOOT LONG ROLLER COASTER for 'em!! Bat shit crazy in the most amazing way possible. And up next?  A god damn GO KART TRACK!! We got Scott on the phone in hopes he'd adopt us..... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fort Myers Florida of the city of Fort Myers has approved a motion to rename two streets after two local sport stars --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Ashley and I met through NARPM and various property management online groups. She fills us in about how she got started in the property management industry as a leasing agent in a large multi-family housing apartment complex, to eventually starting her own single family home property management company, to buying her own investment properties and more. She offers a great service to landlords & investors in Fort Myers Florida and surrounding communities. To connect with Ashley and her team she can be reached at www.royalpalmpm.com or (239) 223-2116

Lori Hardacker started her journey when she moved to Fort Myers Florida in 2019 after living in her RV and traveling the US since May of 2016. She worked in Naples and Fort Myers during the winter months and fell in love with that area. This is where she decided to take a break from living on the road and made Florida her home. Lori always had a passion for planning events for friends and others and started planning girl's nights, bachelorette parties, baby and wedding showers, and much more. Lori has many years in the hospitality industry and has a leading personality in which she used to create "Leave it to Lori Events". When she decided to narrow her skills into singles and helping them with dating, she used her own personal experience in dating herself after being single for over 20 years and being in the dating scene. Lori is now helping singles by creating single events, mix and mingles, and other events for relationship-ready singles. The show will touch on her past, becoming the woman she has become and how much her business in helping singles and dating has been affected due to COVID-19. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/drapril/support

Complex Canada basketball writer, Vivek Jacob, joins Game Day to chat about the Raptors setting up training camp in Florida, safety issues that the NBA players and officials are dealing with, COVID numbers in Florida and much more!

Jackie Kramer is back with us to talk about how competing can help you improve your photography, specifically flower photography. Jackie is well-known in the photography world for her floral imagery. She is an out-of-the-box thinker and gives lots of concrete advice in this episode of the Understand Photography Show. You are watching the “behind-the-scenes” video of the recording of our podcast. We recorded this episode at the Florida Camera Club Conference www.f3c.org. The F3C is Florida's statewide umbrella group of most of the camera clubs in Florida. The conference is held in March in Fort Myers Florida. Check out the www.f3c.org website for details about the next conference. https://www.luvblooms.com/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/phlorography/ PSA members – check out Jackie's webinar: https://psa-photo.org/index.php?webinar-info Join our Facebook group for photo camaraderie: www.facebook.com/groups/understandphotography Or our support group for helping photoartists to sell their work: www.facebook.com/groups/sellyourphotography If you need a strong foundation in photography concepts and how to apply them to YOUR camera, watch our free webinar: https://www.understandphotography.com/freewebinar ~~~ Show notes are here: https://www.understandphotography.com/the-understand-photography-show/ The Understand Photography Show is an interview-style podcast about travel, nature, and fine art photography. You are watching the behind-the-scenes interview with video. Host Peggy Farren interviews famous photographers, beginner photographers, specialty photographers, travel gurus, and more on this weekly show. It airs on Fridays on the Understand Photography Facebook page, Youtube, and iTunes. The motto at Understand Photography is "We Simplify the Technical". If you like things explained to you in a simple, step by step manner, you'll love The Understand Photography Show!

Today's episode features Josh Overmyer from JoshOvermyer.com Josh lost his job and a major chunk of his home value in 2009. That would force him back under his parents' roof for two years. Luckily he turned things around and discovered FI but it wasn't all roses. Josh takes us through that whole journey including bouncing back from failures with precious metals, penny stocks and peer to peer lending. Listen, learn, and let us know what you think. Episode Summary Josh's background Grew up in small-town Indiana Dad worked in a factory, Mom works as HR manager both 20+ year careers First in his family with a 4-year degree He majored in Urban development Moved down to Fort Myers Florida in 2005 The Great Recession Hits Then the recession hit and work came to a halt Then in July 2009, he lost his job Josh then moved back home to stay above water He had bought a house that saw its value get severely lowered Josh had to keep up a low-cost lifestyle for two years He averaged $19k in spending Josh would move out of his parents' house in 2011 Bumpy Path to FI Then he started finding FI/RE bloggers like J Money Josh eventually found a job in grant administration Then Josh starts talking about the failures he’s learned from These include investing in precious metals, penny stocks, and peer to peer lending Hitting His Stride Josh would land a new job back down in Florida At the exact same time, he would start driving for Uber He just kept saving and saving July of 2017 he started maxing out his 457 Over his 3.5 years working in Florida he would start at  30% and ramp-up Josh then covers all the activities he takes place in the FI community In his day to day life, he doesn’t have people to talk about Finance with But through FinCon and CampFI he has found his people  He has also credited Travel Rewards as the biggest game-changer for him The whole 3.5 years he worked he didn’t have vacation so he saved points Now he’s utilizing those points and recommends the Capital One credit card Josh then talks about how to hit those minimum spends   Key Takeaways Life hits hard: Josh never could have seen his world flipped upside down from the recession, but it did and he wasn't prepared Learning from mistakes: Josh tried several different angles at investing before finding his groove Stay Positive: Josh is so upbeat about his story and now in a great place and will be ready for the next market challenge Call to Action Head over to our Facebook Group and let us know a failure you've had and what you learned from it. Join the Community We’d love to hear your comments and questions about this week’s episode. Here are some of the best ways to stay in touch and get involved in The FI Show community! Sign up for our exclusive newsletter Join our Facebook Group Leave us a voicemail Send an email to contact [at] TheFIshow [dot] com If you like what you hear, please leave a rating/review! The FI show on iTunes The FI show on Android Check out our Sponsors Empower is a mobile app that makes managing your money the easiest thing you do all day. How? Automated saving. Painless budgeting and spend tracking. Human coaches ready to share personalized recommendations on how to pay down debt, uncover extra savings, and tackle any other finance question on your mind. Proactive tips and up-to-the-minute alerts to help you make better financial choices in real-time. Make sure to use offer code FISHOW when you sign up to earn a $5 bonus when you reach your savings goal! To be eligible to receive the $5 bonus, (a) you must enter offer code FISHOW at signup, (b) you must be an active Empower subscriber, (c) you must open your Empower AutoSave account no later than 4/30/20, and (d) your Empower AutoSave account must have reached a balance milestone of $100 or more 30 days after opening the account...

In this episode JT Foxx discusses Richard Branson and his intent behind his recent headlines. Disney and the launch of Disney plus with something no one saw coming. Also a 4 day work week, is it good or bad? With an emergency amber alert in the middle of the podcast recording there's always something to keep us on our toes.

In this podcast, we sit down with Captain Lacey Kelly who guides hunting and fishing with Florida Outdoor Experience. Lacey began guiding in Fort Myers Florida, spent a season of life in Belize, and eventually made her way to Florida’s Nature Coast fishing along areas like Cedar Key and Homosassa. In this episode, we dive into her upbringing, her experience as a guide, and have a very open conversation about her challenges and hopes as a female in the fishing industry.

In this podcast, we sit down with Captain Lacey Kelly who guides hunting and fishing with Florida Outdoor Experience. Lacey began guiding in Fort Myers Florida, spent a season of life in Belize, and eventually made her way to Florida’s Nature Coast fishing along areas like Cedar Key and Homosassa.  In this episode, we dive into her upbringing, her experience as a guide, and have a very open conversation about her challenges and hopes as a female in the fishing industry. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Super grateful we were able to discover this kombucha in Fort Myers! Very true kombucha with delicious flavor. @flyingEaglekombucha.swfl www.flyingeaglekombucha.com If you find yourself in Fort Myers she recommends the @allianceforthearts Market Alliance For The Arts Green Market - Saturdays 9-1PM @ 10091 McGregor Blvd, Fort Myers, FL 33919  To grab a bite to eat stop by Nice Guys Pizza and Beer 1334 Cape Coral Pkwy E, Cape Coral, FL 33904 The delicious pizza place I mentioned in the intro was: Caragiulos - 69 S Palm Ave, Sarasota, FL 34236 Best grilled cheese burger:  Oasis Restaurant  2260 Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Fort Myers, FL 33901

Hey, it's Josh, and in this episode of Horror Hooche, we're going to talk about a mysterious crime that remains unsolved. Eight skeletons were found in a woods in Fort Myers, Florida. Forensics have dated these bones back to the 1980s. This concludes Part 1 of this Episode.

Insurance conversations are always very interesting. With 906 people moving to Florida every single day (according to ABC Action News) we hear a lot of myths about obtaining home owner insurance and flood insurance on the purchase of a home in Florida. We talk with Insurance Expert David Arter of Private Client Insurance Services located in Fort Myers Florida about the myths, facts, and fantasy regarding obtaining insurance on your home in Florida.  We also talk about claims and what to do and what not to do if you have a claim. We specifically dive into some real life examples of claims made were denied from damages caused by Hurricane Irma and how that effects a seller in todays market.  David Arter has been in the insurance industry for nearly 40 years and has been with Private Client Insurance Servcies for over 10 years. David is not only a fantastic professional that will answer his phone for his clients, he talks about how he went to homes in Fort Myers after Irma to help his clients.  David Arter can be reached at darter@pcins.net or at 239-481-1949.

3 Questions with Dan James of Dan James Rod Company. Hear about how he got started making custom fishing rods right here in Fort Myers Florida. Stop by and see him and Brady Nelson. Their rods are awesome! See his entire Rates & Reels episode where we kill the Permit and Barracuda with Captain Ryan Lee Kane of Southern Instinct Charters. YouTube: https://bit.ly/2L1as6B Connect me with me on social media or my website. Facebook: www.facebook.com/TimHartJr Twitter: twitter.com/TimHartJr InstaGram: www.instagram.com/timhart453 Website: www.timhartjr.com/ YouTube Rates & Reels: bit.ly/2lDbECc YouTube HartBeat Show: bit.ly/2u1mmX2 E-Mail: thart@vandykmortgage.com Enjoy the show guys and don't forget to like, share, and subscribe!

Playlist: Comstock Station, Wrong Road, Jay Katana, Sand’s Ex, Jay Willie Blues Band, Wish I Hadn’t Called Home, Regina Bonelli, A Little Rain Must Fall, David M’ore, The Devil’s Land, Heather Newman, High Mountain Blues, Mama Spanx, Wild Emotion, Straw Family, Alive, Mat Walklate & Paolo Fuschi, As LOng As I Have You, FreeWorld, The Shape I’m In, Davide Pannozzo, Six Wires, Ilya Portnov, Surfing The Baltic Sea, Samantha Fish, Daughters, Andrea Marr, Mama Got It Wrong Sometimes Too, Little G. Weevil, See Me In The Country, Erik Yates, Give It Time, Niecie, God’s Got This, Shaun Murphy, Gypsy Highway, Billy Walton Band, Hell N High Water, Bobby Kyle, Lost And Found, Peter Parcek, Everybody Wants To Go To Heaven, Dave Keyes,Strange Things Happening, Erin Harpe & The Delta Swingers, Kokomo, Casey Hensley, Hot!Hot!Hot!, Nico Duportal & His Rhythm Dudes, The One To Blame, Chickenbone Slim, Break Me Off A Piece, Joakim Tinderholt And His Band, Jungle Bo, Jim Koeppel, Hurry Sundown, Mojomatics, Soy Baby Many Thanks To: We here at the Black-Eyed & Blues Show would like to thank all the PR and radio people that get us music including Frank Roszak, Rick Lusher ,Doug Deutsch Publicity Services,American Showplace Music, Alive Natural Sounds, Ruf Records, Vizztone Records,Blind Pig Records,Delta Groove Records, Electro-Groove Records,Betsie Brown, Blind Raccoon Records, BratGirl Media, Mark Pucci Media and all of the Blues Societies both in the U.S. and abroad. All of you help make this show as good as it is weekly. We are proud to play your artists.Thank you all very much! Blues In The Area: WEDNESDAY 12/13 SOUL TSUNAMI - HUNGRY TIGER, MANCHESTER JOHNNY AND THE EAST COAST ROCKERS - KNICKERBOCKER MUSIC CENTER, WESTERLY RI. PETEY HOP (Solo) -PARADISE RESTAURANT (6 to 9 PM), VERPLANK NY. JOHN SPEZIALE AND FRIENDS - PERKS AND CORKS, WESTERLY RI. FREE FUNK WEDNESDAY - ARCH STREET TAVERN, HARTFORD. SANDY CONNOLLY OPEN MIC - DONAHUE'S BEACH BAR & GRILL - MADISON. FRIENDS DAY OPEN MIC - THEODORE'S (10 PM), SPRINGFIELD MA. COMMUNITY JAM - BLACK EYED SALLY'S, HARTFORD. THURSDAY 12/14 LIVIU'S INVITATIONAL - BLACK EYED SALLY'S (7:30 PM), HARTFORD. Liviu with Chris Vitarello and Darby Wolf. REVEREND HORTON HEAT (Horton's Holiday Ride) - BRIDGE STREET LIVE, COLLINSVILLE Rev Heat with The Blasters and Big Sandy. BOOGIE BOYS - THE 350 CLUB, SPRINGFIELD MA. ROCKY LAWRENCE - THE CRAVE (6:30 TO 9:30 PM), ANSONIA. RAMBLIN DAN STEVENS - PUBLIC HOUSE (6 PM), OLD LYME. RHETT MILLER - CAFE NINE (8:30 PM), NEW HAVEN. LISA MARIE AND JOHN JUXO - PERKS AND CORKS, WESTERLY RI SHAWN TAYLOR - SMOKIN WITH CHRIS, SOUTHINGTON. STEEL RODEO - SHAMROCK PUB, WATERBURY. OTIS AND THE HURRICANES - NORTH STAR, SCOTT'S CORNER (Pound Ridge), NY. DAN WATSON - ANCIENT MARINER, MYSTIC. PROF HARP - THE BROOK KITCHEN & TAP, HOLBROOK MA. KEN SAFETY OPEN MIC - CJ SPARROWS, CHESHIRE. JIMI PHOTON'S JAM - HUNGRY TIGER, MANCHESTER. DAVE COSTA'S OPEN MIC - CAMBRIDGE BREW PUB, GRANBY GREG SHERROD OPEN MIC - THE BLACK SHEEP, NIANTIC. WENDY MAY OPEN MIC - THE BLACK DUCK, WESTPORT. ROHN LAWRENCE AND FRIENDS / THE ROYAL DIN - TIPPING CHAIR TAVERN, MILLDALE. OPEN MIC AT THE BISTRO - INFINITY HALL (8 PM), NORFOLK. TAMARACK LODGE OPEN MIC - VOLUNTOWN (6:30 TO 10 PM). FRIDAY 12/15 NEAL VITULLO AND THE VIPERS - THEODORE'S, SPRINGFIELD MA. SAMANTHA FISH - KATHERINE HEPBURN ART CENTER (8 PM), OLD SAYBROOK. MAGIC DICK AND SHUN NG - NARROWS CENTER, FALL RIVER MA. LOS LOBOS - DARYL'S HOUSE, PAWLING NY JEFF PITCHELL & TEXAS FLOOD - KNICKERBOCKER MUSIC CENTER, WESTERLY RI With Special Guest JAMES MONTGOMERY PETER PARCEK - STOMPING GROUND, PUTNAM. LOUPS GAROU - MAPLE TREE CAFE, SIMSBURY WEST END BLEND - IRON HORSE (10 PM), NORTHAMPTON MA. GRAYSON HUGH AND POLLY MESSER - SMOKIN WITH CHRIS (8 PM), SOUTHINGTON. PETEY HOP (Solo ) - THE NEW YORK RESTAUTANT (8 PM ), CATSKILL NY AARON NEVILLE QUINTET - BB KINGS CLUB (8 PM), NEW YORK. JAKE KULAK & LOW DOWN - THE TIGER DEN, RIDGEFIELD. MARSHALL TUCKER BAND - WOLF DEN, MOHEGAN SUN CASINO .DAN WATSON DUO - LANSDOWNE PUB, MOHEGAN SUN CASINO BALKUN BROTHERS - THE BARREL ROOM, FORT MYERS FL. JIM KOEPPLE - BLACK EYED SALLY'S, HARTFORD. KATHY THOMPSON BAND - BEACHCOMBER CAFE, MILFORD. CHRISTINE COONEY - DADDY JACKS, NEW LONDON. THE CARTELLS - MAUGLE SIERRA (6 PM), LEDYARD 4 BARREL BILLY - LA VITA GUSTOSA, EAST HADDAM. DITTY MACK - CAFE NINE (5 PM), NEW HAVEN. SKYLARK CITY - LAKEVIEW RESTAURANT, COVENTRY ERAN TROY DANNER (Electric Trio) - THE ROCK GARDEN, WATERTOWN. DECADE OF SOUL - BB KING CLUB ( Lucille's Grill 7 and again at 9 PM), NEW YORK CITY Classic Soul and Motown. ORB MELLON with KOSHER KID AND MARK HENNESSY - STEAK LOFT (7 PM), MYSTIC. CEE CEE AND THE RIDERS - NARRAGANSET CAFE (4 to 7 PM), JAMESTOWN RI. MELISSA ETHERIDGE - GARDE ART CENTER, NEW LONDON. MIKE RAU AND DENNIS FANCHER DUO - TIPPING CHAIR TAVERN, MILLDALE. ARC CITY ANGELS - SOUTHWICK INN, SOUTHWICK MA. RAMBLIN DAN STEVENS - CHATEAU LE GARI WINERY (/ PM), MALBOROUGH. LOIS GRECO BAND - CHAN'S, WOONSOCKET RI. GANG OF THIEVES AND MATT McNULTY - THE ACOUSTIC, BRIDGEPORT. SATURDAY 12/16 EASY BABY (Road to Memphis) - MAPLE TREE CAFE, SIMSBURY. Collaboration of the CTBS with Ellen Knowlton representing the Maple Tree Cafe. PETEY HOP with DAVE STOLTZ AND LIVIU POP - CAMBRIDGE BREW PUB, GRANBY. SAVOY BROWN with KIM SIMMONDS - DARYL'S HOUSE, PAWLING NY SARA ASHLEIGH with CARL RICCI - LAKEVIEW RESTAURANT, COVENTRY. SOUL TSUNAMI - BLACK EYED SALLY'S, HARTFORD. Ray Morant, Ed Corvo, Matt Ziener, and Jon Peckman. POPA CHUBBY - CHAN'S, WOONSOCKET RI LOS LOBOS - INFINITY MUSIC HALL (8 PM), NORFOLK. THE LOVE DOGS - THEODORE'S, SPRINGFIELD MA. SLAM ALLEN (Soul A Bration) - LIVE AT THE FALCON, MARLBORO NY. RAMBLIN DAN STEVENS - PERKS AND CORKS, WESTERLY RI BLUES ON THE ROCKS - BILL'S SEAFOOD (7:30 PM), WESTBROOK. CHRIS D'AMATO AND SHAWN TAYLOR - SMOKIN WITH CHRIS, SOUTHINGTON. PAUL GABRIEL AND LONNIE GASPERINI - TUSCANY (9 TO 11 PM), MOHEGAN SUN CASINO. ERAN TROY DANNER (Acoustic Solo) - POWDER RIDGE MT PARK (6 to 9 PM), MIDDLEFIELD. BALKUN BROTHERS - THE BARREL ROOM, FORT MYERS FLORIDA. WASHBOARD SLIM & THE BLUE LIGHTS with SANDY CONNELLY - COUNTRY TAVERN, GUILFORD. ORB MELLON - HANGING HILLS BREWERY (4 PM), HARTFORD. 432 - TURNING TIDE, NEW LONDON. DECADE OF SOUL (Classic Soul & Motown) - BB KING'S CLUB, NEW YORK CITY Classic Soul and Motown at 6 and again at 8 PM. THE LONE WOLF - THE HIDEAWAY, RIDGEFIELD. ERIC DUCOFF BAND - TREE HOUSE BREWERY, CHARLTON MA. OTIS AND THE HURRICANES - PEACHES SOUTHERN PUB, NORWALK. FREEPLAY - SHAMROCK PUB, WATERBURY. DEAD SHOW - HUNGRY TIGER, MANCHESTER .SAVAGE BROTHERS - TIPPING CHAIR TAVERN, MILLDALE. BLUE DEVIL BLUEZ - CLUB ONE, FEEDING HILLS MA. FOREVER YOUNG (Neil Young Tribute) - KNICKERBOCKER MUSIC CENTER, WESTERLY RI MARSHALL TUCKER BAND - BB KINGS CLUB (7:30 PM), NEW YORK CITY. DARIK AND THE FUN BAGS - BROWN DERBY, UNCASVILLE. DAN WATSON - THE BLACK SHEEP, NIANTIC. WHAT UP FUNK - DONAHUE'S BEACH BAR & GRILL - MADISON. SUNDAY 12/17 DAVID FOSTER AND THE MOHEGAN SUN ALL STARS - FREE IN THE WOLF DEN AT 7 PM, MOHEGAN SUN CASINO Shaboo Reunion with Special Guests James Montgomery, Christine Ohlman, Cliff Goodwin, Mike Finnigan, John Cafferty, Marty Richards, Bill Holoman, Baron Raymond, Wolf Ginandes and more. HASH BROWN AND FRIENDS - HOUSE OF THE RISING PUN ( Ellen & Scott's House), avon. ALEXIS P SUTER - DARYL'S HOUSE (Gospel Brunch at Noon), PAWLING NY. JOHNNY AND THE EAST COAST ROCKERS - DONAHUE'S BEACH BAR (4:30 to 9 PM), MADISON. NEAL VITULLO AND THE VIPERS with DAVE HOWARD - NARRAGANSETT CAFE (4 to 7 pm),JAMESTOWN RI. SARA ASHLEIGH with CARL RICCI - BRASS HORSE (3 to 7 PM), BARKHAMSTED. ROOSEVELT COLLIER TRIO (Jimi meets Funk) - THE ACOUSTIC, BRIDGEPORT. CHRIS LEIGH BAND - HARBOUR HOUSE (5 PM), MYSTIC. AARON NEVILLE (Christmas Show) - FAIRFIELD THEATER COMPANY (Warehouse), FAIRFIELD. 4 BARREL BILLY - BLUE CRAB (4 PM), OLD SAYBROOK. RAMBLIN DAN STEVENS (Holiday Caroling) - NIGHTINGALES CAFE (5 PM), OLD LYME. BEYOND PURPLE (Deep Purple Tribute with Jimi Bell) - TIPPING CHAIR TAVERN (8 PM), MILLDALE. BLOOD SWEAT AND TEARS - BB KING'S CLUB (8 PM), NEW YORK CITY. RICK HARRINGTON JAM - CADY'S TAVERN. CHEPACHET RI. FRONT ROW BAND OPEN MIC - STRYKERS CAFE, BERLIN. STEVE HATCH OPEN MIC OPEN MIC - TURNING TIDE (4 to 8 PM), NEW LONDON. WHAMMER JAMMER OPEN MIC - VFW, PRESTON. ELECTRIC BLUES JAM - MOOSE LODGE (2 to 6 PM), BOZRAH. STOMPING GROUND OPEN MIC - STOMPING GROUND, PUTNAM. MONDAY 12/18 GREG PICCOLO - STEAK CLUB (8 TO 10 PM), MYSTIC. TUXEDO JUNCTION - BILL'S SEAFOOD (7 TO 9 PM), WESTBROOK. GEOFF WILLARD OPEN MIC - HUNGRY TIGER, MANCHESTER. BILL'S ALL STAR GARAGE BAND - STRANGE BREW PUB, NORWICH. JON PARIS ALL STAR BLUES JAM - BB KINGS CLUB (Lucille's at 8 PM), NEW YORK CITY PETEY HOP ACOUSTIC OPEN MIC - LUCY'S LOUNGE, PLEASANTVILLE NY. ACOUSTIC OPEN MIC - SULLY'S PUB (10 PM), HARTFORD. PERKS AND CORKS OPEN MIC - PERKS AND CORKS, WESTERLY RI. TUESDAY 12/19 TOMMY WHALEN & RAGGED EDGE - WATERFRONT, HOLYOKE MA. BB KING ALL STARS / HARLEM BLUES PROJECT - BB KING'S CLUB, NEW YORK CITY. Lucille's Grill at 7:30 and 9:30 PM) DAVE SADLOSKI - HUNGRY TIGER, MANCHESTER. MICHAEL PALIN'S OTHER ORCHESTRA - BLACK EYED SALLY'S, HARTFORD. MIKE RAU AND DENNIS FANCHER - MAIN PUB, MANCHESTER. DAN WATSON - ANGIE'S PIZZA, MYSTIC. THE FEZ OPEN MIC - THE FEZ, STAMFORD. DAN STEVENS - MUSIC NOW SHOWCASE (4 PM), iCRV INTERNET RADIO DAN STEVENS - NIGHTINGALES CAFE (Pickin Party at 6 PM)., OLD LYME. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/id502316055

09-14-2017 - President Trump Speaks in Fort Myers, Florida After Hurricane Irma - audio English

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Mike discusses another foreclosure that turned into gold. He bought a 4 unit building for $78,100 in Fort Myers Florida. $45,000 was invested in improvements (subject to adjustments at the closing) and it was just sold for $235,000, a whopping profit of $111,000. Mike was planning to hold on to this one, but the opportunity to cash-in was just too great. He listed it for sale at $250,000. He was in no hurry to sell but almost instantly got an offer at full price. After inspection and adjustments for repairs, he settled for $235,000. Not a bad day's work. And you can be doing the same or better once you take Mike's course. 

Mike always says that in real estate your money is made on the buy. This means that when you buy a property at a steep discount, you have instant equity. Mike bought a duplex in Fort Myers Florida in the low $30,000 range. After improvements, he had $45,000 invested in the property. He collected rent for months and just sold the property for $90,000. Another winner in Mike's long string of successful property investments. The best part is that you can do it too and Mike wants to teach you how.  Go to www.teachmemike.com and get started right now for free!

Interview with the head of the tourist board of Fort Myers in Florida. http://www.tipsfortravellers.com