Podcast appearances and mentions of Georgia Street

Indiana will create an online portal for Hoosier farmers, a one-stop-shop for them to connect with the government. A teachers union has asked for a moratorium on new schools in Indianapolis. A Marion County Superior judge blocked the Indiana Department of Health from releasing abortion records –– also known as terminated pregnancy reports. Renovations are in full swing along Georgia Street in downtown Indianapolis. Want to go deeper on the stories you hear on WFYI News Now? Visit wfyi.org/news and follow us on social media to get comprehensive analysis and local news daily. Subscribe to WFYI News Now wherever you get your podcasts. WFYI News Now is produced by Drew Daudelin, Zach Bundy and Abriana Herron, with support from News Director Sarah Neal-Estes.

00:00 – 20:29 – Andy Sweeney and James Boyd recap the Fever's third straight win as they top the Washington Mystics, it was a busy night in downtown Indy between the Fever/Indians/Olympic Trials, what's next for the Paces after they locked up Pascal Siakam? 20:30 – 30:55 – MORNING CHECKDOWN 30:56 – 46:01 – Kendrick Lamar destroyed what remained of Drake last night at the Kia Forum, do the Pacers need to make another big move this off-season 46:02 – 1:11:05 – Our upcoming event at Back 9, a quiet Colts off-season but the elevated expectations, can Jelani Woods take the reins and become TE1 on the depth chart?, AD Mitchell's rookie season expectations, Bill Belichick dating a 24-year old, Morning Checkdown 1:11:06 – 1:31:10 – Scott Agness of Fieldhouse Files joins us to discuss the Fever getting their third straight win last night, Caitlin Clark's improvements, Aliyah Boston stepping up, the Pacers signing Pascal Siakam to a 4-year extension, why was there no fifth year on this contract, how can they improve defensively, Bennedict Mathurin and Team Canada, NBA Draft thoughts 1:31:11 – 1:36:34 – The Olympic trials in time, Katie Ledecky's dominance 1:36:35 – 1:59:30 – What should the Pacers do with Andrew Nembhard, expanding playoffs in college basketball, will Nembhard get an extension with the Pacers, Pacers hot takes 1:59:31 – 2:14:22 – NBA Reporter for The Athletic Mike Vorkunov joins us to discuss some NBA Draft prospects: Zach Edey's stock heading into the draft, Siakam contract extension, who gets the Lakers job now? 2:14:23 – 2:24:28 – Jason Guy of Purdue joins us in-studio to show off the virtual reality swim experience on Georgia Street for the Olympic Swim trialsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In May, Indiana Sports Corp. put out a call for couples who wanted to get married at the Eiffel Tower. Kelli and Chris Duke took them up on the offer. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode Andy and I continue our series of chatting with people from across the Online Harms world. Today we talk to Georgia Street (no relation), from the Revenge Porn Helpline and the Professionals Online Safety Helpline, both run by South West Grid for Learning. If you want to get in touch with either helplines, their details are below: Revenge Porn Helpline: call 0345 6000 459 or email help@revengepornhelpline.org.uk Professionals Online Safety Helpline: call 0344 381 4772 or email helpline@saferinternet.org.uk

Syphon Filter é um jogo de tiro em terceira pessoa lançado para Playstation 1, conta também com uma abordagem furtiva e entregou uma trama de espionagem com terrorismo, algo que não era tão comum em sua época. O estúdio saiu de um título fracasso para um dos jogos de tiro mais competentes do console. Syphon Filter pode ser classificado hoje em dia como uma experiência vencida pelo tempo, mas se trata de um jogo com uma diversidade de situações para época, realmente parecendo emular dinâmicas de um filme de ação. Apesar da rápida morte de franquia, os três títulos do Playstation 1 continuam sendo muito queridos por quem jogou. Transcrição do Episódio Música: Georgia Street, Danger 1, Washington Park, Danger 3, Expo Center Reception e Silo Access Tunnels por Chuck Doud. Redes Sociais: @levelsecreto Apresentação, Produção, Roteiro, Edição e Identidade Visual por Erick Oliveira.

A conversation with Joshua Raef, the owner/operator of Chick-fil-A Georgia Street and Chick-fil-A Westgate Mall. Raef tells host Jason Boyett about growing up in Amarillo Catholic schools, how he got into the restaurant business and how his businesses have weathered challenges—from the pandemic to the chain's nationwide controversies related to politics and gay marriage, more than a decade ago. In 2015, Raef and his wife, Erica, also spearheaded the passage of House Bill 635, a state law that guarantees parents the right to the remains of their unborn children. Raef explains how that law got passed and why it mattered so much to his family. This episode is sponsored by Wieck Realty.

Join Jeanette Pierce as she discusses Detroit with Mark Convington, founder and president of Georgia Street Community Collective, a nonprofit located on Detroit's Eastside that reduces blight, addresses food security issues, and supports youth development. Learn more about Georgia Street Community Collective at their website: http://www.georgiastreetcc.com/ Discuss Detroit features conversations with small businesses owners, community leaders, and Detroit residents as a program of City Institute. City Institute shares lessons learned from Detroit to inspire individuals, organizations, and cities to innovate for a better future. The learn more about services and programming, visit: https://www.thecityinstitute.com/

What if businesses thought of people first? Justin Jones, a co-founder of Bovaconti and founder of Georgia Street Grind, joins us to share how he put this philosophy into practice. While the Plainfield, IN native was attending Indiana State University for a degree in biomedical technology, he recognized that debt was not worth the degree and decided to move to Rahway, New Jersey for a modeling job. After realizing that he did not fit in the modeling industry, he decided to go home only a few months before 9/11. Six months later, he returned to his side job in New York at a catering business. Justin's experience influenced him to co-found a catering business, which he sold months before the 2008 recession. At only 28-years-old, Justin moved back to Indiana to start a simpler life. He landed a job at the newly opening JW Marriot as a Banquet Captain and moved up quickly. When he reached the level of committing to a life in the industry, he decided to quit and start Georgia Street Grind and eventually, Bovaconti, to execute his values of a people-first business model. Take a sip as we learn how Bovaconti is supporting its staff during the COVID-19 outbreak, how Justin's beliefs are filtered into every facet of his business, and how fate played a role in some of the pivotal moments in his life and career.  Learn about Bovaconti and Georgia Street Grind!    Check out our sponsors for this episode: FullStack PEO - Turnkey HR for Emerging Companieshttps://www.linkedin.com/company/27092746/ https://twitter.com/fullstackpeo https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Consulting-Agency/FullStack-PEO-1107694849373703/ Upland Brewing Co. https://www.uplandbeer.com/ https://www.instagram.com/uplandbrewco/ https://www.facebook.com/UplandBrewingCo Drink Culture Website: https://www.drnkcltr.com Drink Culture Newsletter: https://www.drnkcltr.com/newsletter/ Drink Culture Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/drnkcltr Drink Culture Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drinkculturepodcast/ Drink Culture Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/drinkculturepodcast Drink Culture YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvrw7Fqfw4ZORgZMPJKio-A

The coffee scene in Indianapolis is amazing. So many roasters, so many incredible flavors. Millennials have put their demands on alcohol - they want a story, and they want quality. Have they been responsible for the increase in roasters? Tony Katz (http://facebook.com/tonykatzradio) hosts Eat! Drink! Smoke! (http://facebook.com/eatdrinksmoke) A rare episode, as it comes from an Indianapolis Colts tailgate party on Georgia Street in downtown Indianapolis, IN. Eat! Drink! Smoke! is presented by Fanimation (http://fanimation.com) and Backbone Bourbon (http://backbonebourbon.com). Does America understand what impeachment is? Do they understand that impeachment does not remove a president? And do they understand that all politics are local, and some Democrats in swing districts might lose their seats if they vote in favor of Articles of Impeachment? A review of La Crema Espresso Nitro Brew coffee from Julian Coffee and the La Palina Rosado cigar.

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David Bride, President of the Central Indiana Chapter of the AFL-CIO (with 25,000 members) talks about right-to-work, Labor Fest (an annual labor day celebration on Georgia Street), and his six-year-old daughter who convinced Mayor Hogsett to visit her school.   In "Shout Out" at the end, Morton advocates cross training between emergency and police personnel.  

On BIV Today... Retail Insider editor-in-chief Craig Patterson (1:42) breaks down Lululemon’s decision to hire Calvin McDonald, the former head of Sears Canada, as its new CEO. Later, he discusses how the redevelopment of the Canada Post building on Georgia Street is set to transform downtown, the premiers’ efforts to loosen liquor restrictions between provinces and why some businesses are crossing the line to generate publicity through controversy.   Then, Tantalus Labs CEO Dan Sutton (18:16) delves into U.S. border guards targeting Canadian cannabis executives, the Americans’ increasing appetite for Canadian pot stocks and the growing interest in cannabis-based beverages. See more Business in Vancouver at https://biv.com.

The shared downtown VPL building complex on Georgia Street is filled with shelves of books, laughing kids and an array of community programs. The complex is also home to a government tower, housing a prison-like detention facility; temporarily holding non-citizens en-route to holding cells underneath YVR airport or provincial jails.In Canada it is legal to detain non-citizens—including children—without formal trial or criminal charges. In this Orwellian exposé, you’ll hear lawyers and activists explore Vancouver’s detainment facilities in post-9/11 Vancouver.By Areeka Riaz

NW corner Residences on Georgia offers charming outlook over heritage home & surrounding greenery to corridor views Coal Harbour, Stanley Park, Lost Lagoon, City & Mountains. Bright home professionally renovated for comfort & flow. Solarium removed to offer great room style living/dining/kitchen. In...

Georgia Street is a singing drummer/percussionist who plays in multiple bands. As well as rocking out in Library Siesta with Breanna Jones (Episode 1), she also plays in a two-piece called Blue/Green (www.facebook.com/bluegreenduo). We spoke about the concept of having a band split between two cities, and a creative mind split between two writing styles.

Georgia Street Grind - 12:8:17, 4.18 PM by City Bites Podcast

This week on the Edge of Indy we're talking about the 5th annual Sun King CANvitational plus we're joined by one of the co-founders of Garden Party Botanical Hard Soda - another alcohol related show! The 5th Annual Sun King CANvitational took place in downtown Indianapolis this past weekend, but we were able to talk to Dave Colt, the head brewer and co-founder of Sun King Brewery, before the event last week. CANvitational is the Midwest's largest canned craft beer festival and it takes place right on Georgia Street and it brings together over 65 breweries from across America to downtown Indianapolis. At the event, you can sample beer from all 65+ breweries and eat local food from food trucks with live music. To learn more about CANvitational, visit their website: http://www.canvitational.com/ To learn more about Sun King Brewery, visit their website: http://www.sunkingbrewing.com/ -- Have you ever struggled to find that perfect gift for that special loved one or friend? Well, on this week's Paul on the Edge, Paul Poteet found an article that helps you buy the perfect soap for that special someone...plus a mom-to-be took pregnancy photos with 20,000 little buzzing friends and thousands of dollars worth of legos were stolen from a house in Michigan. Here are the links to this week's stories: 10+ This company makes the most hilarious soaps ever - http://www.boredpanda.com/funny-soap-names-whiskey-river/ Pregnant woman poses with 20,000 live bees for crazy maternity photoshoot - http://www.boredpanda.com/bees-maternity-photo-shoot-emily-mueller/ Thousands of dollars worth of Legos stolen during Grandville break-in - http://fox17online.com/2017/08/29/thousands-of-dollars-worth-of-legos-stolen-during-grandville-break-in/ -- If you haven't heard of Garden Party Botanical Hard Soda before this show, then where have you been? Garden Party was started by husband and wife team Stephen and Erin Edds and launched earlier this year. Erin is a food and beverage entrepreneur and developed the hard soda over the course of one year and brought to market two flavors, Ruby and Violet. Both the Violet and the Ruby are all-natural premium hard sodas with 8% alcohol and can be found in liquor stores across Indiana - with a goal of expanding their distribution across the globe. To learn more about Garden Party Botanical Hard Soda, please visit their website: https://www.drinkgp.com/

Laid back Joey Jaws turns it on Saturday afternoon at 3pm, as he tries to maintain his status as the only champion of the St. Elmo Shrimp Cocktail Eating Contest. The competition celebrates its third year as part of Big Ten Championship Fanfest on Georgia Street in downtown Indy.

The Speedway Centre for the Arts is opening a new gallery space, and their first show will feature painter Douglas David's work. Travis DiNicola spoke with David, as well as artist Amy Carroll about the new gallery and their work. High-profile architect Deborah Berke and her firm are designing the new Cummins building in downtown Indianapolis. Ms. Berke is coming to Indianapolis to give a free talk next week, and Sharon Gamble thinks you might want to attend. The Annual Indianapolis Sister Cities Fest brings together food, music, and more from Indy's 8 sister cities with this free event on Georgia Street coming up on Saturday September 19th. Travis DiNicola spoke with Una Hartzell-Baird about the event. Indianapolis Art Center has a lot going on this fall.Travis DiNicola spoke with Kyle Herrington, Director of Exhibitions at the Art Center about their Fall Exhibition Series.

Our beer pal and Sun King guru Clay Robinson talks about the 3rd annual CANvitational, where dozens of breweries from around the country will display (and have lots of samples to taste) their finest canned beers, Saturday afternoon from 1 until 5pm on Georgia Street in downtown Indy.

This was a band that recorded this wonderful album in March of 1964 and yet it was never released until 3 years after Stan Getz' death in 1994. The title track is "Nobody Else But Me", a great standard by Kern and Hammerstein. The reason why it was never issued was because Stan's popular bossa nova albums were selling like hotcakes and the powers that be didn't wish to dilute the market too much. So the session became forgotten and locked in the vaults. It was this particular band's only formal recording and it features all straight-ahead swingers and ballads and no vocals and bossa nova tunes. This same band later appeared in the Fall of 1964 at Isy's Supper Club on Georgia Street in Vancouver and it was a major musical event. The quartet included a very young Gary Burton on vibes, Gene Cherico on bass and the wonderful and unfortunately obscure drummer Joe Hunt.The repertoire is mostly standards plus a beautiful waltz by Stan's friend alto saxophonist Phil Woods and two originals by Gary Burton. A wonderful and fresh sounding band. We're happy this one came out of the vaults!

revised mass transit plan. Is this the time for a local tax increase? New state revenue forecast sparks debate over a tax refund. A former utility regulator indicted, the search for a new Indiana Democratic Party leader plus the heroes of Georgia Street