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Our Chief Love Officer, Steve Harvey has advice for... Sharice in Franklinton – I moved my mother in with me after we found out my dad has a side chick. I made the decision for her, and my dad won’t speak to me. He wants mom to come back to their house. Am I supposed to let her go back to his cheating ass? Winston in Auburn – I told my wife that I was going upstairs to call my boss back. Minutes later, I could see my wife’s shadow in the hallway. I told my wife that I didn’t appreciate her eavesdropping. This is a constant issue. Why be honest if she doesn’t trust me? Kim in Detroit – My husband’s ex-wife and I are old friends. They got married and divorced after having 2 kids. Then he and I fell in love and got married. We got her blessing, but it bothers me that she still calls herself the ‘first wife’ and she calls him ‘baby daddy.’ Barbara in Tucson – I’m married to an older black man and he’s a very opinionated man and he’s getting more and more racist with all that’s going on in politics. I’m German and we’ve been married 18 years. Should I tell him that he’s making me uncomfortable? Steve Harvey Morning Show Online: http://www.steveharveyfm.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Wednesday, May 14 - Host and American Family Farmer, Doug Stephan www.eastleighfarm.com shares the news affecting small farmers in America, including a focus on farm real estate selling very well right now amongst a scarcity of land happening around the country and which states have the most options, the potential for agriculture to be greenhouse gas negative, and farmers experiencing increased allergies. Then, Doug introduces us to Corrinna Sammons, owner of Dragonfly Farm in Franklinton, NC. Dragonfly Farm is known for their hatchlings and hatching eggs, as well as their tips and recommendations for anyone just getting started with their own flock. At Dragonfly Farm, they have chosen breeds that get along well in mixed flocks, and give variety in both egg color, and feather color. They have tried many other breeds, but have kept only those breeds that seem to outshine the others. Plus, they are very particular about their roosters, only keeping the most beautiful/correct grow outs, with the most gentle dispositions. They do not keep/breed any rooster that has shown aggression to them, their youngest daughter, or their hens. Aggression in roosters typically passes to their offspring, and no one should have to deal with a nasty rooster. Dragonfly Farm undergoes testing every 6 months by the state for their NPIP-ai certification. You can learn more on DragonflyFarmNC.com. Lastly, Farmer Doug shares news on food and beverages that are loaded with microplastics — sea salt, shrimp and oysters, bottled water, rice, tea and more. Website: AmericanFamilyFarmerShow.com Social Media: @GoodDayNetworks
This week I sit down with Aly Moore (@aaprilshowers) , Brand Manager for Goodland Brand and the force behind GOOD Market Cbus, two community-driven projects based right here in the heart of the Franklinton Arts District of Columbus, OH. We get into how Aly first got involved with Goodland, how her role naturally grew through a genuine love for the brand and its mission, and what it means to her to help create space for small businesses, artists, and the community. We talk about her work on the Franklinton board, the importance of keeping the neighborhood grounded in its creative roots, and how she's navigating the changes (both good and challenging) that come with growth in the area. Aly also shares the origin story behind GOOD Market, a full-block event that brings together local makers, vendors, and the community for a day of connection, creativity, and good vibes. This episode is full of insight on what it really takes to build something meaningful, and how staying true to your "why" can play part in shaping an entire neighborhood. -----THIS EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY: PromoWest Productions - @promowestlive For all upcoming shows & event info of who's coming through Columbus, OH, visit promowestlive.com or to purchase tickets directly, visit AXS.com River & Rich - @riverandrich Located in the Franklinton Arts District of Columbus, OH, River & Rich brings together quality apartments, desirable amenities, and a vibrant artistic community. They offer guided and self-guided tours, so go view an apartment anytime! Visit their website at liveriverandrich.com - Use the code 'WYDHPOD' for up to HALF OFF your admin fee! Makers Social - @makers.social Maker's Social is a DIY Project Bar located in the Franklinton Arts District of Columbus, OH! To book a reservation, go to makerscolumbus.com and enter “WYDH” in the notes of your checkout for $10 off!
Five people are wounded in a gang-related shooting after a Mardi Gras parade in Franklinton, Louisiana, according to police. Thieves steal an 18-carat gold toilet, which was an art installation named "America," from a British palace. Drew Nelson reports. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Ian Auzenne, Allen Waddell, and Coach Lou Valdin co-hosted WWL's Allstate Sugar Bowl Prep Football Roundup live from the Superdome. The guys recapped the initial five state championship games, highlighting Shaw's 28-25 victory over E. D. White. They called the Division II Non-Select State Championship matchup between the top-seeded Franklinton Demons and the 18-seeded Cecilia Bulldogs.
In August, a game in December at home against the Washington Commanders and rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels was marked as a sure victory for the New Orleans Saints. My, how 4 months can change things, as the home team currently stands as a 7½-point underdog. That is the lead topic on Wednesday's Dattitude Podcast (Ep. 321) presented by Evangeline Securities, as host Jim Derry asks if the Commanders are a model franchise to look to when thinking about the future – or maybe just take pieces from multiple teams. Also, Jim talks to former Saints safety Roman Harper and asks how the team can back to respectability. Lastly, Franklinton football coach Nick Saltaformaggio again joins the show to discuss his team playing in an LHSAA state title game on Friday, and Gabe Henderson talks about the potential of legendary coach Bill Belichick going to the college ranks at North Carolina.
Mark Somerson of Columbus Business First has the latest local business news including the passing of the co-founder of Tommy's Diner in Franklinton
We made up a new word on Wednesday, and it seems pretty simple. So we ask our viewers and listeners where the New Orleans Saints rank in the NFL's “lowerarchy?” There are plenty of teams in worse shape than us, right? That is the lead topic on Wednesday's Dattitude Podcast (Ep. 317) presented by Evangeline Securities, as host Jim Derry begins to look ahead to the Saints facing one of those “lower” teams in the New York Giants. Derek Carr or Drew Lock? Alvin Kamara or Tyrone Tracy? Brian Daboll or whoever the next coach of the Saints will be? You get the picture. Also, Jim is talking about Friday's LHSAA football semifinals, as this weekend's winners are headed to the Caesars Superdome for the state championship games next week. One of the 16 coaches joins us, as Franklinton's Nick Saltaformaggio is here to discuss his Demons, as well as what it's like to be in the semis with a third different school in 11 years. Jim and Salt also look at the other games in the semis that involve local schools.
Ian Auzenne and Allen Waddell co-hosted WWL's weekly Allstate Sugar Bowl Prep Football Roundup live from a Division III select quarterfinal matchup between the Catholic-New Iberia Panthers and Newman Greenies. The guys spoke to reporters live at the best games around the state including Rummel at Catholic-Baton Rouge, John F. Kennedy at Shaw, C. E. Byrd at Alexandria, St. Thomas More at Edna Karr, and Lakeshore at Franklinton. They interviewed winning coaches of teams heading to next week's semifinal round. WWL's Jeff Palermo joined Ian and Allen to recap the Rummel-Catholic game and preview the state semifinals.
Ken and Ro started the show with Prep football and talked with coach Nick Saltaformaggio of Franklinton, Coach Marcus Scott of Destrahan and Coach Lavanta Davis of St James. On to Tulane, LSU, and the Saints. The Pelicans.
Ian Auzenne, Allen Waddell, and Coach Lou Valdin hosted week six of WWL's Allstate Sugar Bowl Prep Football Roundup from a District 6-5A rivalry matchup between the Covington Lions and Mandeville Skippers. The guys spoke to reporters at the best games across Louisiana, including Brother Martin-Karr, Holy Cross-John Curtis, Alexandria-West Monroe, and Lakeshore at Franklinton among others. Lakeshore head football coach Brent Indest joined Ian to discuss his usage of the "Wing T" offense. They also interviewed winning coaches from a chaotic week six of LHSAA action.
WWL Allstate Prep Football Roundup: Week 3 live from St. Charles Catholic v. Dunham full Ian Auzenne and Allen Waddell hosted the WWL's weekly Allstate Sugar Bowl Prep Football Roundup live from Laplace, Louisiana at a non-district battle between the St. Charles Catholic Comets and Dunham Tigers. The guys spoke to WWL reporters live at games across the state including Shaw at Rummel, Holy Cross at Chalmette, Jesuit at Bonnabel, Acadiana at St. Thomas More, Lakeshore at Northshore, and Franklinton at Pine among others. They also interviewed winning coaches around the state. WWL's Jeff Palermo joined the show to recap some of the surprising early-season results. 7725 Mon, 23 Sep 2024 19:24:25 +0000 dTPzNHFGQqE04sSZhoDKPuw6HGibDPw1 football,high school football,prep football,sports SportsTalk with Bobby Hebert football,high school football,prep football,sports WWL Allstate Prep Football Roundup: Week 3 live from St. Charles Catholic v. Dunham Bobby takes on the day's hottest topics in the world of sports, plus in-depth coverage of the Saints, LSU and Pelicans?. WHO DAT! 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc.
Ian Auzenne, Allen Waddell, Coach Lou Valdin, and Coach Nelson Stewart hosted the weekly WWL Allstate Prep Football Roundup. They discussed the postponements and cancellations around the state due to Hurricane Francine. The guys interviewed St. Augustine head coach Robert Valdez, Acadiana head coach Matt McCullough, Shaw head coach Hank Tierney, Zachary head coach David Brewerton, and John Curtis head coach J. T. Curtis. They also spoke to reporters for updates at games around the state, including Leesville vs. Tioga, Covington at Franklinton, and Slidell vs. Livingston Collegiate.
Christian Webster pleaded guilty Monday to two counts of first-degree murder for shooting and killing his roommates at their home in Franklinton. He's set to serve two consecutive life sentences without the possiblity of parole. The families of William Hulme and Matthew Johnson talked to WRAL's Destinee Patterson about the next phase of their push for justice.
If you enjoy touring homes and gardens, Westgate will be the place for you. Join us on today's podcast to find out more about the 2024 Westgate Home and Garden Tour. All this plus Blacklick Woods Metro Park's canopy walk, Westgate Trivia, upcoming Columbus events, and so much more! Show Notes: If you enjoy touring homes and gardens, Westgate will be the place for you. Join us on today's podcast to find out more about the 2024 Westgate Home and Garden Tour. All this plus Blacklick Woods Metro Park's canopy walk, Westgate Trivia, upcoming Columbus events, and so much more! Canopy Walk is your gateway to the sky - Metro Parks - Central Ohio Park System Merlin Bird ID - Home Westgate Home and Garden Tour – Westgate Neighbors Association Hilltop Bean Dinner Festival Columbus, Ohio's Mecca of Art Festivals the Memorial Tournament Downtown Pride 2024 Stonewall Columbus Pride 2024 These ‘Best You've Never Heard Of' chicken wings can be found in a Franklinton walk-up window OluKai Hawaiian-Inspired, Premium Footwear - Official Site
"As we forgive those who trespass against us," are the words Jesus shares in the Our Father prayer, and yet these words become hard to practice when serious offenses are committed. How do you forgive someone if you don't condone the act? How do you show love when you feel grief and sorrow? For Rachel Muha forgiveness was not a feeling, or an option. It was an act of love and something she knew without any hesitation. In this episode, Andrea talks with Rachel about the power of forgiveness and what it really means when we forgive. In May, 1999 a terrible tragedy hit the Muha Family. Her son Brian, who was 18 years old, was murdered in cold blood. Rachel prayed these words and forgave Nathan Herring and Terrell Yarbrough, the two young boys who killed Brian. But what's even more remarkable is the fact that her family forgave too... because she forgave. Later that year, Rachel and her extended family started The Brian Muha Memorial Foundation in memory of her son. The Foundation's mission is to raise scholarship funds for inner city children to attend excellent schools, in the same neighborhood where Brian was murdered. In 2005 The Brian Muha Foundation started the Run The Race Club, an after school center for inner city children and young adults on Columbus' west side. That has grown into an outreach to all families in the Hilltop and Franklinton area, two of the most violent neighborhoods in Columbus. The Foundation has a food pantry, clothes and appliances distribution, a Make A House A Home program, a Farm to take the children to, sports, parties, holiday give-aways and more. In 2020 The Brian Muha Foundation started a small private school called The Day School for inner city children. All of this is an effort to help young people and their families know the love of God and love of others and to know they are capable of so much more than what they see in their neighborhoods, schools and homes. If you'd like to connect with Rachel or see how her organization helps others you can visit her website at www.brianmuhafoundation.org Read about Rachel and Brian's story in Legacy of Mercy Follow Andrea and Jennifer on Instagram or Facebook or connect with them our the website at www.mourningglorypodcast.com
Jared Boyd talks about finding freedom in the constraint of spiritual disciplines and a communal rule of life. Our leadership and mission can only go as far as our formation, so how do we engage in practices together in ways that help us look more like Jesus? At the core of our conversation is a desire to encounter the love of God through the presence of God. Join us as we seek to find practices in community that facilitate encounters of the love of God. Jared Patrick Boyd is a pastor (Vineyard USA), spiritual director, and Founding Director of the Order of the Common Life, a missional monastic order reimagining religious vocations for the 21st Century. In local pastoral ministry he has been working to bring together the contemplative, charismatic, and sacramental streams of the church.Jared is author of Imaginative Prayer: A Yearlong Guide to Your Child's Spiritual Formation (IVP 2017) and Finding Freedom in Constraint (IVP 2023). He and his wife have 4 girls and live in the west-side neighborhood of Franklinton in Columbus, OH.Jared's Book:Finding Freedom in ConstraintJared's Recommendation:Interior Freedom by Jacques PhilippeTo Love as God Loves by Roberta BondiConnect with Joshua: jjohnson@allnations.usGo to www.shiftingculturepodcast.com to interact and donate. Every donation helps to produce more podcasts for you to enjoy.Follow on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or Threads at www.facebook.com/shiftingculturepodcasthttps://www.instagram.com/shiftingculturepodcast/https://twitter.com/shiftingcultur2https://www.threads.net/@shiftingculturepodcastConsider Giving to the podcast and to the ministry that my wife and I do around the world. Just click on the support the show link below.Support the show
Shared experience enhances our sense of space. Over the summer, I had the opportunity to attend the annual Franklinton Board of Trade Gala, held at COSI. That night's keynote speaker was the well-known Central Ohio journalist, legislator, and author Michael Curtin. His remarks that evening struck a chord with me, and I asked him to recite them again here for Confluence Cast listeners. Mike's speech touches on the impact Franklinton had on him, the local figures who ascended in their careers despite humble beginnings, and the role that Franklinton has had in molding the broader Columbus community. I hope this episode instills in listeners what it did for me: A greater sense of the city's rich history and our opportunity to find a place in that history. The post Franklinton's Past, Present and Future appeared first on The Confluence Cast.
Shared experience enhances our sense of space. Over the summer, I had the opportunity to attend the annual Franklinton Board of Trade Gala, held at COSI. That night's keynote speaker was the well-known Central Ohio journalist, legislator, and author Michael Curtin. His remarks that evening struck a chord with me, and I asked him to recite them again here for Confluence Cast listeners. Mike's speech touches on the impact Franklinton had on him, the local figures who ascended in their careers despite humble beginnings, and the role that Franklinton has had in molding the broader Columbus community. I hope this episode instills in listeners what it did for me: A greater sense of the city's rich history and our opportunity to find a place in that history. The post Franklinton's Past, Present and Future appeared first on The Confluence Cast.
Under the new City Council district system, District Seven encompasses Downtown, The Short North, German Village, Olde Towne East, Franklinton, Fifth by Northwest, and everything in between. Incumbent City Council member Shayla Favor is running for re-election within this district, unopposed. In today's interview, Favor talks about equity, housing policy, and how her background applies to council policy work. The post Candidate Shayla Favor appeared first on The Confluence Cast.
Under the new City Council district system, District Seven encompasses Downtown, The Short North, German Village, Olde Towne East, Franklinton, Fifth by Northwest, and everything in between. Incumbent City Council member Shayla Favor is running for re-election within this district, unopposed. In today's interview, Favor talks about equity, housing policy, and how her background applies to council policy work. The post Candidate Shayla Favor appeared first on The Confluence Cast.
Dan, Bailey, Gavin, and Tristan discover something long-forgotten beneath Franklinton as they continue their search for Alex.
Developing a Dynamic Downtown Series If it's been more than a year since you last visited the Franklinton section of Columbus, just west of downtown, you're in for a shock. Longtime vacant lots and boarded-up houses are gone, replaced by trendy new apartment buildings that look like they've been plucked from a hip neighborhood in Copenhagen. The new developments are more than just places for urbanites to live: they're complete destinations, stocked with brewpubs, restaurants, coffee shops, and art installations. The living arrangement's often modern too, with “co-living” apartments now becoming more common: in these “adult dorms,” bedrooms are private, but spaces like living rooms and kitchens are shared for maximum socialization and minimal rent. No developer in Columbus has been closer to the epicenter of Franklinton's complete reinvention than visionary Brett Kaufman. His 15-acre Gravity project, “the world's largest conscious community,” is now almost a city-within-a-city and features apartments, offices, and coming soon – an adult “experience park” featuring pickleball courts, an ice rink (in the winter), and space for food trucks. Columbus Business First's Bonnie Meibers sits down with Brett Kaufman for an-in-depth conversation on his vision for Columbus and the city's unrealized potential as a modern, sustainable, and equitable city. The speakers are: Brett Kaufman, Founder, Kaufman Development With host Bonnie Meibers, Commercial Real Estate Reporter, Columbus Business First Greg Davies, CEO of Columbus Downtown Development Corporation, provided closing remarks. This forum is part of CMC's ongoing Developing a Dynamic Downtown series, presented by the Columbus Downtown Development Corporation and Capitol South and sponsored by Thompson Hine. This forum was also sponsored by REALM and supported by The Ellis. The livestream was presented by The Center for Human Kindness at The Columbus Foundation and by The Columbus Dispatch. This forum was recorded before a live audience in Columbus, Ohio on September 13, 2023.
Jared Patrick Boyd is a pastor (Vineyard USA), spiritual director, and founding director of the Order of the Common Life, a missional monastic order reimagining religious vocations for the 21st century. In local pastoral ministry he works to bring together the contemplative, charismatic, and sacramental streams of the church. Jared and his wife have four daughters and live in the west-side neighborhood of Franklinton in Columbus, Ohio. He is the author of Imaginative Prayer and Finding Freedom in Constraint. Episode Talking Points: Expecting the Holy Spirit Traditions in the Church Silence and solitude Forming rhythms in life Bringing our attention to God Effects of daily physical disciplines Living a disciplined life Spiritual formation Resources: Website jaredpatrickboyd.com Twitter: @BoydJared Latest Book: https://www.ivpress.com/finding-freedom-in-constraint --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-monday-christian/support
Jared Patrick Boyd is a pastor (Vineyard USA), spiritual director, and founding director of the Order of the Common Life, a missional monastic order reimagining religious vocations for the 21st century. In local pastoral ministry he works to bring together the contemplative, charismatic, and sacramental streams of the church. Jared and his wife have four daughters and live in the west-side neighborhood of Franklinton in Columbus, Ohio. He is the author of Imaginative Prayer and Finding Freedom in Constraint.
Franklinton Cycle Works, founded by Jonathan Youngman, is a non-profit organization in Columbus, Ohio, dedicated to providing affordable transportation and promoting transportation equity. They offer a bike co-op, educational programs, and workshops to teach bike maintenance and repair, while also connecting with the community through social events and partnerships. The organization has expanded over the years, reflecting its positive impact on the community and its commitment to making transportation accessible for all.Read the full transcript and show notesVisit People Helping PeopleVisit Franklinton Cycle WorksCheck out their eventsBecome a member!
Today's guest on the Gravity Podcast is Joshua Clark, an award-winning Columbus-based filmmaker. His production company is located in Franklinton, at the Idea Foundry, placing his inspiring creative endeavors squarely in the Gravity universe; it was only a matter of time before we crossed paths and I'm so glad that we did.He shares his vivid story of growing up in Pittsburgh in the view of violence and volatility, his own path into the same kinds of destructive patterns as a youth, reaching rock bottom with a suicide attempt, and how therapy helped him ultimately discover filmmaking as an outlet for positive impact.His voice is authentic and measured as we discuss the heavy burdens he's uncovered and overcome through emotional explorations with his family back home – a growth and personal development he's captured on film for the Cinema Columbus Film Festival, titled: Cycle Breakers. It certainly sounds like Joshua has put together a truly special behind-the-scenes piece of American life and I'm looking forward to seeing the end result. Joshua's story has a different frequency to it than most we hear on this podcast. Its vivid colors are important to include in the rainbow of experience that we call life. I'm grateful he took the time to speak with me today and hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did. To learn more, visit: thegravitypodcast.comResources:• Watch the Trailer: Cycle Breakers • Linkedin: Joshua Clark• Instagram: @gymfeaproductions• Website: gymfea.com• YouTube: GYMFEA ProductionsGravity is produced by Crate Media.
Rasheedah Crawly is an Entrepreneur and the Owner of Franklinton Market & Luxe Skincare. This week is such a fun and insightful episode as I sit and get to know Rasheedah and all that she does and wants to do right here in Columbus, OH. A few months ago I saw news that a "market" was coming to Franklinton, which is the area this podcast's studio currently resides in. While that doesn't sound like a big deal, what it meant was I could go grab drinks and snacks right across the street anytime and didn't have to drive a few miles for it anymore! So, you'll hear me chat with Rasheedah about how wonderful that is, but of course we dive into how the Market came to be out of necessity not just for people in the area, but it all started from Rasheedah herself wishing it existed! We talk about her background in marketing, the whole process of how her and her business partner created the Market, her goals with it, the growth of the city of Columbus, what's preventing certain growth, what prevents us as indivuduals from growing in general and how to get past that, starting her skincare brand 'Luxe' & lots more! This is such a fun conversation with a wonderful human! Follow Rasheedah and all she does below! Follow Franklinton Market Follow Luxe Skincare Follow Rasheedah ------------------ THIS EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY: River & Rich - @riverandrich At River & Rich, you'll find yourself living the colorful life. River & Rich brings together quality apartments, desirable amenities, and a vibrant artistic community. They offer guided and self-guided tours, so come view an apartment anytime. Visit their website at riverandrichcolumbus.com PromoWest Productions - @promowestlive For all upcoming show & event info visit their site above & to purchase tickets directly visit AXS.com OPE! Cold Brew - @opecoldbrew It's DANG GOOD cold brew. Subscribe for weekly or bi-weekly Friday deliveries or grab a 4 pack at opecoldbrew.com
Colin Rigsby is a tattoo artist and musician that you may know better as 'Vesperteen'! After taking live photos of Vesperteen years ago, then almost taking portraits of him but couldn't align schedules, and then finally meeting in person at a recent concert surrounded by mutuals, I finally got to sit down and get to know the man behind Vesperteeen. We dive into what got him into pursuing music as a career, the evolution and change from being in a band to going out as a solo artist, what "making it" looks like to him, and his experience of signing with a label and experiences within the industry in general. We also branch off into chats about burnout, playing the social media game as a musician in the modern day, feeling pushed to make art rather than it coming natural, dealing with creative blocks, and we even take a dive into some sci-fi talk about what the future of humans could look like, what VR is like, where it all evolves from here and a lot more! FOLLOW and find all that Colin does HERE LISTEN to Vesperteen HERE ------------------ THIS EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY: Ingram Audio Co. - @ingramaudioco Spend less time mixing and more time creating! Ingram Audio's goal is to create unique, user-friendly plugins for musicians and creatives of any skill level. Visit ingramaudio.co for more info and purchase options! Maker's Social - @makers.social Maker's Social is a DIY Project Bar located right in Franklinton! To book a reservation, go to makerscolumbus.com enter “WYDH” in the notes of your checkout for $10 off! PromoWest Productions For all upcoming show & event info visit their site above & to purchase tickets directly visit AXS.com OPE! Cold Brew - @opecoldbrew It's DANG GOOD cold brew. Subscribe for weekly or bi-weekly Friday deliveries or grab a 4 pack at opecoldbrew.com
Nina Boyce is a certified Fertility Awareness Instructor. It's an information filled conversation this episode as I have a fun chat with Nina! Nina dives into what exactly a fertility instructor is, what she does, why she's focused on female fertility, breaking down misconceptions with it all and how female health and understanding of birth control has evolved over the years from a lot of stuff that we used to believe without question. We also talk social media and mental health balance, Nina's own health journeys with her family that lead her down this path from originally being a music teacher, some good mindset and focus talk and of course a lot more! FOLLOW Nina www.nourishedwithnina.com ------------------ THIS EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY: Maker's Social - @makers.social Maker's Social is a DIY Project Bar located right in Franklinton! To book a reservation, go to makerscolumbus.com enter “WYDH” in the notes of your checkout for $10 off! PromoWest Productions For all upcoming show & event info visit their site above & to purchase tickets directly visit AXS.com OPE! Cold Brew - @opecoldbrew It's DANG GOOD cold brew. Subscribe for weekly or bi-weekly Friday deliveries or grab a 4 pack at opecoldbrew.com
It's EPISODE 69.....NICE. My guest for this special occassion is someone who chose this very specific episode to be on over a year ago, and his name is William Mount! William Mount is a fellow podcaster over at this own Podcast Network 'Loudcat Podcasts' where he produces and/or hosts MANY shows, most notibly his show 'The Sounds of Bustown'. After planning this, what seems like forever ago, we finally get to sit down and dig into just who William is outside of a friend I know has a bunch of podcasts too. We dig in to how he started down this road of talking into microphones, why he loves it, how he started his own network and why, his love for conversation, where this creative mindset came from, having a slightly troublesome childhood with an alcoholic Father, depressive struggles as a teen, how these issues taught him how valuable our time is & a lot more as we dig into William's story like you've never heard before. FOLLOW William LISTEN to 'The Sounds of Bustown' Check out the Loud Cat Network ------------------ THIS EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY: Maker's Social - @makers.social Maker's Social is a DIY Project Bar located right in Franklinton! To book a reservation, go to makerscolumbus.com enter “WYDH” in the notes of your checkout for $10 off! PromoWest Productions For all upcoming show & event info visit their site above & to purchase tickets directly visit AXS.com OPE! Cold Brew - @opecoldbrew It's DANG GOOD cold brew. Subscribe for weekly or bi-weekly Friday deliveries or grab a 4 pack at opecoldbrew.com
In today's podcast, I speak with Ohio State Rep. Dontavius Jarrells. He is currently serving his first term in the Ohio General Assembly and is running for re-election in House District 1. We dive deep into our interview, discussing campaigns, mobilization, funding, community, and voting. We did not waste any time talking about Black and brown people running for office and the lack of turnout to vote from millennials. We covered: Things they can do to prepare for a run for office. The need for election poll workers Ways we can encourage young people to register to vote and then vote How not to become distracted and keep the main thing the main thing. Tune in and please download and share this podcast with others. Bio State Rep. Dontavius Jarrells is currently serving his first term in the Ohio General Assembly and is running for re-election in House District 1, which includes Berwick, Bexley, Bronzeville, Downtown, Franklinton, German Village, Milo-Grogan, and the South Side of Columbus. Growing up in the Hough neighborhood of Cleveland, Rep. Jarrells saw firsthand the lack of affordable housing, safety, education, employment, and other essential services on families. After nearly a decade fighting for disadvantaged and marginalized communities across Ohio, Rep. Jarrells is committed to advancing commonsense legislation to make Ohio a better place to live, work, go to school, start a business and raise a family. During his first term in elected office, Rep. Jarrells introduced legislation to increase Ohio's minimum wage to $15/hr., eliminate discriminatory covenants from deeds during property transfers, remove derogatory language within the state's code, and brought millions back into the district and Franklin County. Rep. Jarrells is committed to building an Ohio we all deserve. NIM is currently seeking sponsors for this podcast. Do you have a product or service you would like for Gail to share? Contact Gail at info.GailDudley@gmail.com rates start as low as $99 for a 90-second spot. Do you have a show you would like to pitch? Send your pitch to Gail at info.GailDudley@gmail.com by October 21, 2022. Follow Gail on Instagram and Twitter @GailDudley Like and Follow News in Motion on our Facebook page www.Facebook.com/NewsInMotion Book Gail for your upcoming event to serve as a moderator, panelist, speaker, facilitator. Email info.GailDudley@gmail.com
This week I chat with Matt Teegarden, a Food Scientist & Host of 614 Magazine's 'Tasting Columbus'. Hear me find out what exactly a Food Scientist is, along with how Matt got involved in all of that, as we dive into his love for food and the culture surrounding it, what it's been like becoming a Host for something like 'Tasting Columbus'. We also dig into some social media talk of longform vs. shortform content, we talk the awkwardness of Tinder and online dating, dealing with bullying both online and offline, how he's grown from being bullied, the importance of visibility for the LGBQT+ community, his hopes for future projects & more! FOLLOW Matt Check out Tasting Columbus RIGHT HERE ------------------ THIS EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY: Maker's Social - @makers.social Maker's Social is a DIY Project Bar located right in Franklinton! To book a reservation, go to makerscolumbus.com enter “WYDH” in the notes of your checkout for $10 off! PromoWest Productions For all upcoming show & event info visit their site above & to purchase tickets directly visit AXS.com OPE! Cold Brew - @opecoldbrew It's DANG GOOD cold brew. Subscribe for weekly or bi-weekly Friday deliveries or grab a 4 pack at opecoldbrew.com
This week I sit down and get to know Comedian Angie Healy in a very fun chat! After seeing her stand-up set live, I immediately knew I wanted to get to know Angie given how she slayed her set and owned the stage. There were also some stories sprinkled throughout her jokes, giving a small glimpse into her life and of course, I wanted to dive more into that! In this episode Angie shares her story of childhood turmoil, the stress of constant family issues, the story of coming out to her parents after feeling the need to hide it for so long, a literal fight with her stepdad leading to police involvement, getting into stand up comedy, fighting the urge to just give things up sometimes & lots more, as always. FOLLOW Angie ------------------ THIS EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY: Maker's Social - @makers.social Maker's Social is a DIY Project Bar located right in Franklinton! To book a reservation, go to makerscolumbus.com enter “WYDH” in the notes of your checkout for $10 off! PromoWest Productions For all upcoming show & event info visit their site above & to purchase tickets directly visit AXS.com
Jordan Hardgrow is an independent Personal Trainer as well as a Coach at FitOneFour. Jordan shares a very powerful story this week, as he shares a story he's likely told a hundred times at this point, how he was nearly murdered and survived. So, as you can imagine, it's a wild episode this week with that, but we dive much deeper into his outlook on life, use of a positive mindset, focus on getting better and his love to help others do the same, how our true power lies within us all & much more. FOLLOW Jordan FOLLOW his "Respawn Podcast" To contact Jordan or train with him, visit www.fitonefour.com for more info! ------------------ THIS EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY: Maker's Social - @makers.social Maker's Social is a DIY Project Bar located right in Franklinton! To book a reservation, go to makerscolumbus.com enter “WYDH” in the notes of your checkout for $10 off! PromoWest Productions For all upcoming show & event info visit their site above & to purchase tickets directly visit AXS.com
Jessica Kapusta, AKA Jessica Cabbage (her real translated last name!) is a recipe creator, food stylist, lifestyle blogger, and all in all, just an avid idea-tryer! In this conversation, as I get to know Jessica for the first time, we talk a lot about the power of letting yourself just try the things you want to try, erasing the fear of failure, and letting yourself "quit" if you feel like it. We also talk about the importance of taking breaks from things, the fun of juggling several ideas at once, not waiting until you're old and retired to enjoy life, how everyone can have an audience on social media, how she got involved in the world of food branding and styling + much more! FOLLOW Jessica ------------------ THIS EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY: Maker's Social - @makers.social Maker's Social is a DIY Project Bar located right in Franklinton! To book a reservation, go to makerscolumbus.com enter “WYDH” in the notes of your checkout for $10 off! PromoWest Productions For all upcoming show & event info visit their site above & to purchase tickets directly visit AXS.com
Ryan Husband is the owner of lifestyle & activewear brand LRX Apparel. While LRX is lead by the moniker "live perscribed", Ryan himself very much molds his life after this. In this episode while we dive into how he created his fast-growing apparel brand, we uncover how it originated from a contemplation of taking his own life and the conversation with his Mother that changed his path, the meaning of "live perscribed", learning to not get caught up in doing only what others want, discovering and owning your "love language" in life, how our minds can often tell us lies and how to fight it, getting uncomfortable to grow & seriously a ton more of really spot on, direct and to the point advice about life, business and tons in between. FOLLOW Ryan FOLLOW @LRXApparel ------------------ THIS EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY: Maker's Social - @makers.social Maker's Social is a DIY Project Bar located right in Franklinton! To book a reservation, go to makerscolumbus.com enter “WYDH” in the notes of your checkout for $10 off! PromoWest Productions For all upcoming show & event info visit their site above & to purchase tickets directly visit AXS.com
****NEWS BREAK**** must pay attention to this podcast names and brief are included right here in this Audio podcast just like always. But the ones from this morning will Cripple businesses. look forward to the real estate. Shoot down the real estate. Dropping 40% in the next six months or seven the GANGSTALKERS are to blame for that also. All THE CORRUPT RELATIONSHIPS were supposed to have ended and POW were already supposed to have been released by the Gay Mafia Terrorist Organization about 5-6 years ago. They also have once again even reminded what War Crimes are, and they can be held accountable for these and maybe even those who provided funding and assistance to them throughout ie. the helpers, those aiding and abetting the terrorist cell in any way shape or form. This is something that will have to go in front of the ICC. Here's something I guess I came upon finding 1 1/2 years ago. IP ADDRESS IS 10.1.1.626.... but written or published 2000!! Mercury.spaceports.etc... NEW WORLD ORDER AGENDA- crime of the century and was published for all of us before and during the entire rime they were setting up the entire world. Not just targeting #TargetedIndividuals @freedomfortargetedindividuals #ffti #sightillogicalsoundillogicalwarfare https://drive.google.com/file/d/1N82F9zbScfaQM_fW7xT5lrRp1vIFpIw9/view?usp=drivesdk #TargetedIndividuals #HavanaSyndrome #GangStalkers #gangtaskforce #iRobot #wwiii #NWO #NWOAgenda iCloud Shared. Twitter Rumble Blog Facebook
Pastor Tony Hicks joins Bud this week to discuss the present work on, the ominous intent of, and a Christian response to transhumanism. Transhumanism is a rapidly developing movement that seeks to fuse human biology with technology in order to improve human life, ultimately evolve humanity into a new species, and eventually offer digital eternal life through technology. The books referenced in this podcast include: Homo Deus - by Yuval Noah Harari The Singularity Is Near: When Humans Transcend Biology - Ray Kurzweil The Fourth Turning - by William Strauss and Neil Howe The Coming Neo-Feudalism by Joel Kotkin A Planet Of Three Billion by Christopher Tucker The Great Narrative by Klaus Schwab Tony Hicks is pastor of Clifton Baptist Church in Franklinton, LA. He may be found on Facebook HERE and on his website HERE. Tony's YouTube channel is HERE. Tony's church website may be found HERE. The opening Puritan Paragraph on The Bud Zone Podcast is by Tom Sullivan, The Narrated Puritan. He may be found on SermonAudio HERE. Tom's website, PuritanAudioBooks.com, may be found HERE. For more episodes from The Bud Zone Podcast, please go to the Christian Podcast Community HERE.
Pastor Tony Hicks joins Bud this week to discuss the present work on, the ominous intent of, and a Christian response to transhumanism. Transhumanism is a rapidly developing movement that seeks to fuse human biology with technology in order to improve human life, ultimately evolve humanity into a new species, and eventually offer digital eternal life through technology. The books referenced in this podcast include: Homo Deus - by Yuval Noah Harari The Singularity Is Near: When Humans Transcend Biology - Ray Kurzweil The Fourth Turning - by William Strauss and Neil Howe The Coming Neo-Feudalism by Joel Kotkin A Planet Of Three Billion by Christopher Tucker The Great Narrative by Klaus Schwab Tony Hicks is pastor of Clifton Baptist Church in Franklinton, LA. He may be found on Facebook HERE and on his website HERE. Tony's YouTube channel is HERE. Tony's church website may be found HERE. The opening Puritan Paragraph on The Bud Zone Podcast is by Tom Sullivan, The Narrated Puritan. He may be found on SermonAudio HERE. Tom's website, PuritanAudioBooks.com, may be found HERE. For more episodes from The Bud Zone Podcast, please go to the Christian Podcast Community HERE.
Christine Horvath is a Comedian and head of her brand "BabeRoar", a brand that focuses on promoting and shedding light on often-overlooked voices in the comedy world! In this episode we have a real fun conversation about all things comedy, entertainment, local scenes & more! We dig into how tough entertainment industries can be fon multiple fronts, lack of accountability from people in charge of these things, opinions on the state of comedy at-large and locally in Columbus, how social media is changing creators ability to grow without old systems, difficulties she's faced in the comedy world, how she's grown from trying to fight negativity with negativity and changed it to focusing on helping rather than adding to the hurt, how she got into comedy and as always, lots more! FOLLOW Christine on TikTok and Instagram ------------------ THIS EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY: Maker's Social - @makers.social Maker's Social is a DIY Project Bar located right in Franklinton! To book a reservation, go to makerscolumbus.com enter “WYDH” in the notes of your checkout for $10 off! PromoWest Productions For all upcoming show & event info visit their site above & to purchase tickets directly visit AXS.com
This week I sit down with Executive Director of the Franklinton Arts District, Johnny Riddle for an awesome conversation. There's SO much good stuff in this one about the Columbus arts community, and of course, more so Franklinton and what's happening within. Johnny also shares his story of how he found himself in this position, his love for community building and connecting, the power in creating our own opportunities, making sure to "show up" when they're presented, his battle with sobriety, and much more. This was a blast of a conversation and I'm stoked it all came to be via some social media interactions! Follow @franklintonart For more info visit: www.franklintonartsdistrict.com ------------------ THIS EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY: Maker's Social - @makers.social Maker's Social is a DIY Project Bar located right in Franklinton! To book a reservation, go to makerscolumbus.com enter “WYDH” in the notes of your checkout for $10 off! PromoWest Productions For all upcoming show & event info visit their site above & to purchase tickets directly visit AXS.com
On this episode of The Bud Zone Podcast, SBC pastor Tony Hicks and SBC pastor Don Elbourne discuss the recent bombshell Guidepost Solutions' report on the sexual abuse crisis in the SBC. The complete Guidepost report can be found HERE. The 2019 "Abuse Of Faith" series by the Houston Chronicle may be found HERE. Don Elbourne is pastor of Lakeshore Baptist Church in Bay St. Louis, MS. He may be found on Facebook HERE. His online store Fashion Is A Gospel Issue may be found HERE. His church's website may be found HERE. His church is also a mission trip destination. More information on that may be found at the Rebuild Lakeshore website HERE. Tony Hicks is pastor of Clifton Baptist Church in Franklinton, LA. He may be found on Facebook HERE and on his website HERE. Tony's YouTube channel is HERE. Tony's church website may be found HERE. Tony's previous episode on The Bud Zone may be found HERE. For more episodes from The Bud Zone Podcast, please go to the Christian Podcast Community HERE.
On this episode of The Bud Zone Podcast, SBC pastor Tony Hicks and SBC pastor Don Elbourne discuss the recent bombshell Guidepost Solutions' report on the sexual abuse crisis in the SBC. The complete Guidepost report can be found HERE. The 2019 "Abuse Of Faith" series by the Houston Chronicle may be found HERE. Don Elbourne is pastor of Lakeshore Baptist Church in Bay St. Louis, MS. He may be found on Facebook HERE. His online store Fashion Is A Gospel Issue may be found HERE. His church's website may be found HERE. His church is also a mission trip destination. More information on that may be found at the Rebuild Lakeshore website HERE. Tony Hicks is pastor of Clifton Baptist Church in Franklinton, LA. He may be found on Facebook HERE and on his website HERE. Tony's YouTube channel is HERE. Tony's church website may be found HERE. Tony's previous episode on The Bud Zone may be found HERE. For more episodes from The Bud Zone Podcast, please go to the Christian Podcast Community HERE.
We welcome Jordan Helman as our guest on the podcast, to celebrate the official opening of High Bank Distillery Co.'s new Gahanna/New Albany (OH) location on 5/18/22! Intentional is the word that comes to mind when referring to High Bank Distillery and its growth process in Columbus, and it also explains the core beliefs of two men whose friendship evolved and resulted in this successful distillery and restaurant. Jordan Helman and Adam Hines believe in purpose, and as the original founders of High Bank, they admit that every step of their journey has been well thought out and built on an uncompromised approach. The High Bank story starts with Jordan and Adam's friendship and joint business dealings between Adam's business, States of Design, and Jordan's business, Zest Juice Co. As they began talking about a combined, new business venture featuring whiskey, two new partners were added to the “founding fathers” – Calvin Jones and Jeff Ireland. The four founders were all Columbus residents and very familiar with the current offerings of the local beer and whiskey scene. The founders were confident that there would be room for their new spirits in the market, so they dedicated their skills to designing a distillery and restaurant that would focus on each ingredient for each specialty that was served, whether alcohol or food. They believed this would set them apart and this intentional approach would end up leading to the inspiration for their name – High Bank! According to their website, “When Ohio forged plans for the state capital, the area is known as Franklinton, was a primary consideration due to its close proximity to the water and pre-existing infrastructure. After much consideration, they concluded the risk of flooding was too great. On February 14th, 1812, the state legislature accepted plans to lay out the capital, now known as Columbus, on the High Bank, opposite Franklinton, at the fork of the Scioto and Olentangy rivers. We take the same uncompromised approach when selecting each ingredient to create every plate of food, crafted cocktail, and bottle of High Bank spirits.” Much like the cautious planning of Columbus' founding fathers, these gentlemen have been committed to slow, intentional and organic growth. Their ultimate goal is to do this while being devoted to community partnerships from purchasing local coffee to sourcing Amish produce. They are also proud to serve beer options from Columbus neighborhood breweries that additionally offer a circle of support that has continual returns - breweries are some of their best accounts to buy from and sell to. With a business model that relies on the safety of the “High Bank” through thoughtful and purposeful actions, there is potential for growth and expansion, but again, with an intentional pace. The discovery process began in 2014, they opened the distillery/restaurant in 2018, and they are just this year expanding to a second location in Gahanna after a very successful original location in Grandview fulfilled their expectations. The Gahanna location is slated to open in May. According to Jordan, “We have so much growth left in the state of Oho, and our goal is to become the most well-known distillery in the state and to put Ohio on the map from a distillery standpoint.” In 2021, they were voted home of the best-blended whiskey in America by the San Francisco World Spirits Corporation. The restaurant was also awarded the Best Creative Cocktails in Columbus by 614 Columbest for three years running. With product in 180 of Ohio's 480 liquor stores, they feel that some of their recent awards will spur continued growth including brand recognition. Heartland was proud to partner with High Bank recently to guide them through their expansion. “We wanted to get with a smaller bank that valued our business more and believed our story because we want to grow. We need a partner who believes in what we are doing as a business and can see not just the pa...
Jim Sweeney became Executive Director of the Franklinton Development Association Community Development Corporation in 2002. While in that role for 14 years, Jim led the effort to revitalize Franklinton through the creation of over 150 affordable housing units, various community-building activities including founding the Franklinton arts district, and aggressive neighborhood advocacies on all levels. Jim moved Franklinton, AKA “the bottoms,” to the center of the discussion about central Ohio development. He built consensus around the revitalization of east Franklinton as an arts destination, an initiative that gained the support of city hall and now has begun the path to reality. The fifth in line of five kids, Jim grew up fast to keep up with his siblings. What caught his attention as a kid was building – he'd find himself in the woods, taking pieces of lumber out of people's yards and building forts. This fascination with building wouldn't return until later in his life when he turned his attention to his old neighborhood and what could happen there with some conscious revitalization. Jim grew up in two worlds: The suburban lifestyle of Columbus and the dense city life of Brooklyn. He knew the benefits of both, and he became deeply attuned to the strengths of each place – more importantly, how he could utilize those strengths in urban planning. This conversation begs us to take a look at forgotten spaces and how we can truly have the best of both worlds. What Brett asks: [01:48] Can you tell us about your life growing up? [10:22] What kind of person were you in grade school? [20:16] What was it like going to college in Athens? [28:22] What was it about city planning that got you interested? [32:08] How did your studies start to shape you moving forward? [36:44] What inspired you to build and plan your own neighborhood? [42:24] Where did your vision for Franklinton come from? What was the beginning of that? [55:12] How are things in Franklinton and where are they going in the future? To learn more about intentional living, and for the complete show notes, visit: http://brett-kaufman.com (brett-kaufman.com) Resources: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jim-sweeney-833b317/ (linkedin.com/in/jim-sweeney-833b317) Gravity is produced and published by http://crate.media (Crate Media).
Show Notes: Esther Salata joins us to chat about how you can defend your yard against mosquitos, fleas, and ticks with Benesafe Solutions. Benesafe Solutions is non-toxic and made of natural ingredients - a product that is safe for pets, people, and the environment. Join us for this and more! Benesafe Solutions Habaneros Fresh Mexican Grill Yoshi Fried Chicka Bang! Franklinton's Spaghetti Warehouse temporarily closes following partial roof collapse Fiery Foods Fest ColumBest 2022 KidsLinked Upper Arlington/Grandview KidsFest presented by King Business Interiors Gateway Film Center Brad Williams
Matt and Kristen (and the gang) are live in Franklinton, NC at the home of our customer Jimmy. It's been over two years since Jimmy got his 6'x18' American Coop and he is finally cleaning it out. Matt and Kristen show how easy it is to clean out one of our coops, with the drop down clean out gate and the 12" deep litter beds that is lined with food safe high density polyethelene. After about 15 minutes, the coop is cleaned out, and we leave some of the litter in there to kick start the new hemp we put in. After two years and 9 chickens, there is no smell from the deep litter bed. Then the question of what to do with all that good chicken poop. If you are going to use it in the garden, do you wait or use it right away. Till or no till. We explain the benefits of the no till method of gardening for a more healthy ecosystem for your plants. And we answer your questions live. https://carolinacoops.com/radio-chicken-podcast/ https://carolinacoops.com/ 919-794-3989 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carolinacoops/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/carolinacoops Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/carolinacoops/
Eric interviews pastor, spiritual director and author, Jared Patrick Boyd. Jared is founder of the Order of the Common Life, a missional monastic order for the 21st Century. He pastors The Abbey, a contemplative church in the city of Columbus. He is author of Imaginative Prayer: A Yearlong Guide to Your Child's Spiritual Formation, and The Freedom of Constraint (forthcoming 2023). He and his wife have 4 girls and live in the west-side neighborhood of Franklinton in Columbus, OH.jaredpatrickboyd.comimaginativeprayer.comTwitter: @boydjaredInstagram: @jaredpatrickboyd
Coach Ron Hunter discusses the emergence of TY Pope. The Franklinton, LA-native recently won AAC Rookie of the Week after a double-double vs. Temple. Then, Coach Stockton and Su Clark chat about women's basketball currently sitting in 3rd place in the AAC Standings.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
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