Podcasts about Gravy

11am hour of The K&C Masterpiece! Our Dallas Cowboys insider Mickey Spagnola. AM on the FM: National Just Because Day. Gridiron Gravy: A lot of rules, regulation and celebration changes for the NFL

The guys talk about Dolly Parton, football, and Chinese buffets. They also learn about tampons and power rank casino games.You can follow the show on X/Twitter: @passthegravypod, @AlexJMiddleton, and @NotPatDionne

11am hour of The K&C Masterpiece! Our Dallas Cowboys insider Mickey Spagnola. AM on the FM: National Toilet Paper Day / At least one Ranger is making plays. Gridiron Gravy: Best- and worst-case scenarios for the NFL's marquee offensive rookies.

11am hour of The K&C Masterpiece! Our Dallas Cowboys insider Mickey Spagnola. AM on the FM. Gridiron Gravy: Which NFL teams are facing now or never seasons?

He's the guy behind "Betty (Get Money)" and a fur coat two-step that took over TikTok, but before Yung Gravy was flexing platinum plaques, he was studying finance and marketing in college. Today on Money Rehab, we sit down with the rapper who lives a double life: viral hitmaker by night, options trader by day. Gravy walks us through the trade that made him $400K, a bet on 1-800-Flowers stock at the start of COVID, built on a grim but accurate read that funeral orders were about to spike. It's the kind of call institutional investors make quietly all the time; Gravy just said the quiet part out loud, and the internet has been arguing about the ethics of it ever since. We get into how a music-industry paycheck, unpredictable, front-loaded, gone as fast as the trend that made it, pushed him to actually learn the market instead of just spending like a rapper. What it's like sitting in a room with a finance background while everyone assumes you can't do math because you rap about money instead of manage it. Where the rap flex ends and the real portfolio begins. And whether the same instincts that write a viral hook are the same instincts that spot an undervalued stock before anyone else does. Private Wealth Collective Nicole's boutique wealth management practice for people who want more than a robo-advisor and less than a hedge fund minimum. Real strategy, real relationship. The Money School Nicole's $149 investing course that actually breaks down stocks, ETFs, crypto, and building a real portfolio, no jargon, no judgment, lifetime access. Start investing investing at SoFi.com/MNN ----------------------- Find other exclusive content at— Instagram: @moneynews TikTok: @moneynewsnetwork Website: https://moneynewsnetwork.com

11am hour of The K&C Masterpiece! Dallas Cowboys insider Mickey Spagnola. AM on the FM: National Waffle Day / another world record shattered. Gridiron Gravy: An infamous day for the NFL and college football - is it just the start?

Lil Drops of Drewpiter is making THE BIG MOVE so its on Carmen and DJ to defeat THE BIG SAD by talking politics and death? Welp. We tried!!

10am hour of The K&C Masterpiece! Dallas Cowboys News and Questions of the Day (When will the Cowboys lose their first game?). Gridiron Gravy: Is Tyler Smith in the NFL Top 10? Baseball Nuggets: deGrom hits a major milestone as the Rangers win their series with the Nationals.

Now that the World Cup has ended, the sports world has gotten…weird... Tyler Scheid & Markiplier dive into the chaos of the various wacky August Sports. But are any of these odd activities actually a sport? And one of them Mark has some SPICY OPINIONS on! Find a bog, fill it up with gravy, & rock your electric air guitar while you enjoy this funky episode! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

11am hour of The K&C Masterpiece! NFL Overreaction or Reality. AM on the FM: National Radio Day / turning down half a million dollars can make you a visionary! Gridiron Gravy: Where would these international NFL teams likely be located?

In “There's No Business Like Hansen's Sno Bliz-ness,” Gravy reporter Eve Troeh takes us to New Orleans, home of the sno-ball. In the South you need strategies to beat the summer heat, and ice plays a big role. Street vendors used to shave big blocks of ice by hand and add flavored syrup—a treat that became known as a sno-ball in the Big Easy.  In the late 1930s, a local man, Ernest Hansen, invented a machine that changed the tradition. Sharp blades, encased in metal, turned chunks of ice into the most fluffy, fine “snow,” and he eventually patented this creation. While he kept his day job in New Orleans' manufacturing industry, Ernest's wife Mary ran with her husband's invention. She set up shop at home and eventually moved to a brick-and-mortar, dishing up fresh “snow” and dousing them with signature flavored syrups that she made by hand. They called their place Hansen's Sno-Bliz.  Remarkably, Ernest's hand-built machines are still in use today, as are many of Mary's syrup recipes, and the business continues to cool off customers with some “air-conditioning for your tummy.” Hansen's Sno-Bliz is now in its 86th year, with Ernest and Mary's granddaughter, Ashley Hansen, at the helm. Ashley's was a long and loving journey to take on the business. She learned alongside her grandparents day by day. In a city that practically worships tradition, she honors her family and her customers by maintaining not just the original 1930s ice-shaving mechanics and syrup recipes, but also by cultivating the warm hospitality her grandparents always extended to anyone who entered. The cinder block corner shop on New Orleans' Tchoupitoulas Street looks humble, but you'll always find a line of customers stretching outside around the corner. The James Beard Foundation even bestowed Hansen's with its prestigious title of American Classic. New Orleanians from every corner of the city—and visitors from all around the world—eagerly line up to experience Hansen's, and form an of-the-moment community with each other as they choose their flavors and chat.  In this cool edition of Gravy, Ashley Hansen shares the history, innovation, and spirit of her family's institution, always with Hansen's Sno-Bliz motto in mind: “There are no shortcuts to quality.” Eve Troeh is a seasoned podcast producer and award-winning journalist based in Los Angeles. She's also a proud former New Orleanian, and a veteran of the line at Hansen's. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The guys talk about football, scuba diving, and fraternities. They also learn about ZZ Top and come up with some new Ted Lasso phrases.You can follow the show on X/Twitter: @passthegravypod, @AlexJMiddleton, and @NotPatDionne

11am hour of The K&C Masterpiece! NFL Overreaction or Reality. AM on the FM: National Photography Day / The Enhanced Games sucked and the best name in college sports. Gridiron Gravy: Best Cowboys teams that never made the Super Bowl and various injury updates.

Charity champion Joel Hicks delivers the deets on this year's World Gravy Wrestling Championships which take place on Monday 31st August in Lancashire.Lecturer George Howie dials in to teach us all about his Batman course at Glasgow Clyde College.Catch up on all previous episodes of TFI Unplugged on the Virgin Radio UK YouTube channel. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Title: 21 Referrals Earned From ONE Event Host: Michael J. Maher Guest: Jamie Yezarski, Real Estate Agent - New Bern, North Carolina Description: What if your next client event didn't cost you money… but actually made you money AND generated 21 real estate referrals? In this episode of the Referrals Podcast, Michael J. Maher sits down with longtime real estate professional Jamie Yezarski to unpack the story behind Jamie's recent Gratitude and Gravy event. Jamie had just four weeks to pull the event together. It was held on a Wednesday evening at a local sandwich shop. Around 40 people attended. And the results? 21 real estate referrals. 18 partner referrals. Four pieces of business already generated. Less than $1,000 in event costs. $1,450 in sponsorship revenue. Jamie shares exactly how he made it happen, including how he invited guests, secured sponsors, incorporated a charitable toy drive, involved friends and community partners, and created an event that was both profitable and genuinely fun. You'll also hear why Jamie believes the secret wasn't executing everything perfectly, it was simply taking action. Michael and Jamie discuss how events can create a true community of influence, why sponsors can dramatically reduce your costs, how charity adds another layer of connection, and why even people who don't attend your event can become referral sources. If you've ever thought events were too expensive, too complicated, or just "not your thing," this episode may completely change the way you look at them. (7L) Referral Strategies and Podcast Topics: Event Mastery Special Offer: Want to create events that deepen relationships, generate referrals, attract sponsors, and become something your community looks forward to every year? Michael will be teaching Event Mastery Class this October and November, walking participants through the complete system for planning, promoting, sponsoring, hosting, and following up after a referral-generating Thanksgiving Pie Day event. Learn more and get ready for the next Event Mastery class at: EventMastery.com And if you're looking for a community of generous, relationship-focused professionals committed to growing their businesses by referral, join the Generosity Generation at: JoinGenGen.com

11am hour of The K&C Masterpiece! NFL Overreaction or Reality. AM on the FM: National Couples Day / the best fantasy football punishment. Gridiron Gravy: Leaving football for acting?! AND devastating injury news for Alec.

11am hour of The K&C Masterpiece! Wankers and Winners of the Weekend (Joshua Baez / Islam Makhachev / Arsenal FC / James Pearce / The WNBA and ION TV / Katie Ledecky). AM on the FM: National Roller Coaster Day / Could you be an OIympian? Gridiron Gravy: Does Jaxson Dart going to the tent and Dillon Gabriel throwing a pick mean we're already in regular season form?

 sex workers, duck gangs, and why two of the three are hopeful. For now 

They debate whether the Cowboys will secure more than three divisional wins and analyze the perceived underrated status of the Seattle Seahawks. The discussion also covers bizarre news regarding Erling Haaland, a tater tot eating contest involving Joey Chestnut, and the results of a unique British election. 01:50 - Jacob deGrom Injury Status 05:46 - Cowboys Overreaction Or Reality 09:00 - Seattle Seahawks Team Debate 12:11 - Jalen Hurts Leadership Talk 18:57 - Forgiveness Friday Segments 24:34 - Erling Haaland Cocaine News 27:19 - Joey Chestnut Tot Contest 30:50 - USA Swimming Financial Theft 36:55 - Gridiron Gravy Preseason Recap 44:32 - Farage Defeats Count Binface

The guys talk about preseason football, snakes, and the beach. They also power rank NFL bird mascots and come up with some everyday things that need shot clocks.You can follow the show on X/Twitter: @passthegravypod, @AlexJMiddleton, and @NotPatDionne

11am hour of The K&C Masterpiece! College QB Confidential: What opposing coaches and coordinators are saying about the best signal callers in college football. AM ON THE FM: National Filet Mignon Day / The kickers are unionizing! Gridiron Gravy: Our very first edition this season of power ranking the NFL Power Rankings.

The guys talk about preseason football, snakes, and the beach. They also power rank NFL bird mascots and come up with some everyday things that need shot clocks.You can follow the show on X/Twitter: @passthegravypod, @AlexJMiddleton, and @NotPatDionne

11am hour of the K&C Masterpiece! Kevin and Cory talk with member of The Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame and the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame Nancy Lieberman about her Big 3 team and the current state of the WNBA. AM on the FM. Gridiron Gravy: Will these likely starting QBs revive their NFL careers?

1pm hour of the K&C Masterpiece! The C Block starring Cory Mageors. Gridiron Gravy: Will any of these likely starting QBs revive their NFL careers? Crosstalk with the G-Bag Nation.

11am hour of the K&C Masterpiece! Wankers and Winners of the Weekend (Don Nelson / Jacob Wilson / Kayla McBride / DiJonai Carrington / Monta Ellis / Dallas Wings). AM on the FM. Gridiron Gravy: Could Ja'Marr Chase match or even surpass this other historic receiving record?

From Coco Chanel introducing tanning as a style statement to the war effort of mimicking nylons with teabags, fake tan has always been in vogue. Beauty and fashion historian Laura Fitzachary joins Brendan to give a potted history of fake tan and why Irish people are its biggest fans.

This episode has all you could ever need, from a new hit song about ai  to memes being Art to the swift psyop and land safely on horse c*ck.

11am hour of The K&C Masterpiece! NFL Overreaction or Reality. AM on the FM: International Beer Day / Eric Kendricks and Anthony Barr's hardest player to tackle. Gridiron Gravy: Which non-QBs are under the most pressure this season?

The guys talk about preseason football, Ted Lasso, and the Huns. They also learn about apple grafting and pomato plants.You can follow the show on X/Twitter: @passthegravypod, @AlexJMiddleton, and @NotPatDionne

11am hour of The K&C Masterpiece! Dallas Cowboys News and Questions of the Day. AM on the FM: National IPA Day / Cooper Flagg card bounty. Gridiron Gravy: Who is the 2nd-best defensive player in the NFL?

The guys talk about preseason football, Ted Lasso, and the Huns. They also learn about apple grafting and pomato plants.You can follow the show on X/Twitter: @passthegravypod, @AlexJMiddleton, and @NotPatDionne

In "The Piggly Wiggly Way: A Memphis Story, "Gravy reporter Mackenzie Martin visits the Pink Palace Museum in Memphis to understand how Piggly Wiggly changed grocery shopping forever. Meal kits. Instacart. Door Dash. At the turn of the 20th century, we didn't have all of these options. You mostly showed up at a counter and told a clerk what you wanted, and they'd gather all the necessary items and package them up for you. And there wasn't much in the way of competing brands, either. Then everything started to change in a big way 110 years ago this year, when the most influential self-service grocery store opened in Memphis, Tennessee. Founder Clarence Saunders called it “The Piggly Wiggly Self-Serving System,” and he had several patents for everything: the layout, the price tag system, and even the way he incorporated refrigeration. “You could go in and do your own shopping, and all you needed was one stocker and one clerk,” says Steve Masler, the former curator of exhibits at the Pink Palace Museum. It's unknown why Saunders named the chain what he did, but the mystery intrigued people. In September 1916, he ran one of the first of many bizarre newspaper ads to announce its opening: “The Piggly Wiggly will establish a new fashion,” it read. “Don't come, though, unless you mean business and want to buy something.” The idea of choosing your own items at a grocery store seems commonplace now, but it was revolutionary at the time. Suddenly, after years of going to a general store and handing a list to a friendly clerk, customers were expected to wander the aisles on their own and carry items in a wooden shopping basket. Historian Lisa C. Tolbert, author of Beyond Piggly Wiggly: Inventing the American Self-Service Store, says one of the most radical things about the design of Piggly Wiggly is that the traffic only went one direction. That forced customers to walk by and inspect every product in the store, which increased spontaneous purchases and overall sales. “It's like a vending machine you're walking through,” she says. In 1922, less than a decade after the opening of the first store, there were 1,200 Piggly Wiggly stores in the United States. Then more grocery store chains followed Piggly Wiggly's lead and adopted self service models of their own, and Piggly Wiggly transitioned to the more traditional supermarket model we're all familiar with.  Today, there are just under 500 Piggly Wigglys in the U.S. They are in 17 states, partially in the Midwest, but overwhelmingly in the South. It's an outlier in the grocery store industry in the sense that it's managed by individual franchisees across the country and perceived as more local than other nationally known grocery store chains. It's the kind of place where baggers often carry groceries to customers' cars, and you can get a soda for 50 cents. “It's the Piggly Wiggly Way,” said one employee. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

11am hour of The K&C Masterpiece!

11am hour of The K&C Masterpiece! With training camps all underway, give us an NFL team or two you think is overrated and ones that are underrated. AM ON THE FM: Louis Vuitton's birthday / sliding in the DMs actually works! Gridiron Gravy: Which one of these new QB-WR combos do you like most?

11am hour of The K&C Masterpiece! Dallas Cowboys News and Questions of the Day. AM on the FM: Simplify Your Life Week / the little things matter! Gridiron Gravy: Which one of these new QB-WR combos do you like most?

This week DJ and Drew lecture Carmen on what it's like to be a woman  and we also address racism 

Hour 2 of the K&C Masterpiece!

Once in a blue moon, we find a song that is so wild and weird, it becomes a brick in the ever-growing metaphorical mansion that is In The Past ... and it's usually by a group of young African-American women from the 1950s (see: "Pork and Gravy" by The De-Lo's; "Chic-A-Boomer" by The Del-Rhythmettes; and "Rock-and-Ree-Ah-Zole" - to name just one - by The Bobbettes.) This year, it's the incredible "Kill It!" by The Antwinetts. One of the craziest put-down songs you'll ever hear, and you need to hear it!  Don't think our other selections are slouches, though: we next shine the spotlight on Shari Sheeley, who co-wrote "Something' Else" for her beau Eddie Cochran in 1959. Barry Mann & Cynthia Weilwrote the very dramatic "Chico's Girl," which eventually was covered by the aptly-named Girls (aka The Sandoval Sisters). Jackie DeShannonwrote the words and Jack Nitzsche the music for the achingly gorgeous "Baby That's Me" by The Cake. And we close it out with our favourite songwriting team, Lori Burton & Pam Sawyer and the garage classic "I Ain't Gonna Eat Out My Heart Anymore," here done by girls in the garage The Puppets. Hear them all roar!

The guys talk about NFL training camps, Shark Week, and therapy speak. They also learn about boudin and power rank Fleetwood Mac songs.You can follow the show on X/Twitter: @passthegravypod, @AlexJMiddleton, and @NotPatDionne

11am hour of The K&C Masterpiece! Dallas Cowboys News and Questions of the Day (with sideline reporter extraordinaire Kristi Scales). AM on the FM: National Chicken Wing Day / how not to carry yourself after winning the Powerball. Gridiron Gravy: Are the excuses over for this marquee quarterback?

The guys talk about NFL training camps, Shark Week, and therapy speak. They also learn about boudin and power rank Fleetwood Mac songs.You can follow the show on X/Twitter: @passthegravypod, @AlexJMiddleton, and @NotPatDionne

11am hour of The K&C Masterpiece! Wankers and Winners of the Weekend (Azzi Fudd / Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury / Salvador Perez / Jurgen Klopp / Baseball Injuries / Paul Skenes). AM on the FM: National Chicken Finger Day / would you go to jail for this? Gridiron Gravy: Turns out you probably shouldn't trash your own team's fanbase - even if you are kinda right

Intimacy, comedy, and the great Florals wars of '26. Dinners on and the gravys hot so strap in and fork up!

11am hour of The K&C Masterpiece! Dallas Cowboys News and Questions of the Day at our last stop before Training Camp. AM ON THE FM: National Drive-Thru Day / Apple's new sneaky tactic and the french fry lawsuit. Gridiron Gravy: What's the best running back duo in the NFL? And who will lead the league in rushing?

Send us Fan MailThank you, Jule Salem, for referring our next amazing guest, Michael Osborne.Fatherhood doesn't come with a manual, and the hardest parts usually aren't the big moments. They're the small, everyday choices: how we react when we're tired, how we repair after we snap, and whether we can slow down long enough to actually enjoy the people we're working so hard for.I sit down with Michael Osborne, who is a Signal & Webby Award-winning podcast host/producer and the founder of 14th Street Studios in Austin.  He is also the host of the Famous and Gravy podcast, and he sits down with me to talk about gratitude, marriage, and raising kids with curiosity. Michael shares what he's most grateful for as a dad right now: a flexible schedule that gives him real, unstructured time with his kids, especially outdoors. We get into what it takes to build a strong partnership with your spouse, including learning how to fight in a healthier way and checking in often so you stay aligned on parenting.Michael also takes us back to growing up in Austin, the pull of rebellion, and a turning point that reshaped his life: a gap year that included a three-month wilderness immersion in Patagonia. We connect that experience to parenting today, from building confidence and resilience to creating meaningful time without forcing our own expectations onto our kids. We also talk honestly about emotional reactions, self-judgment, fear that “loves to hide,” and why accountability and a simple apology can change the temperature in your home.If you're looking for a fatherhood podcast focused on leadership at home, parenting values, emotional regulation, curiosity, and raising resilient kids, you'll take something practical from this conversation. Subscribe, share this with a fellow dad, and leave a review so more families can find the Quarterback Dadcast.Support the showPlease don't forget to leave us a review wherever you consume your podcasts!  Please help us get more dads to listen weekly and become the ultimate leader of their homes! 

11am hour of The K&C Masterpiece! If every NFL QB were to be made available to build your new franchise, how would their draft order go? AM on the FM: Comic Con edition / an airport myth proven true. Gridiron Gravy: What's your predicted Javonte Williams statline for the season? And who will lead the NFL in rushing?

In “Making Groceries,” New Orleans-based Gravy journalist Katie Jane Fernelius travels to the frontlines of food insecurity in Louisiana—from the bustling warehouse floor of Second Harvest Food Bank in south Louisiana to a grocery aisle in rural Evangeline Parish—to examine the place of food stamps in fighting hunger. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, is a federal food-assistance program that helps low-income households buy groceries. It has consistently been shown to reduce food insecurity and poverty, especially among children. But SNAP has also been at the center of policy fights for decades, as legislators at both the state and federal level debate not only who should be eligible to receive benefits, but what they can spend those benefits on. While some legislators may emphasize the impact of SNAP on state and federal budgets, moms like Dafnee Chatman experience the importance of SNAP in their personal budgets, knowing the crucial role that food stamps can play in feeding her family of five. In this episode of Gravy, Fernelius follows Chatman through a grocery store as she does the math of a weekly shop on SNAP benefits. She also speaks with John Sillers and Lindsay Hendrix of the Second Harvest Food Bank of Greater New Orleans and Acadiana about how families struggling with food insecurity fill their pantries. Fernelius looks at hunger in Louisiana from a wider angle: not as a single crisis, but as a system of support, strain, and political choices that shapes how everyday families eat. *** Acknowledgements: Thank you to scholars Tracy Roof and Laurie Green for their illuminating conversations about the history of food stamps. Thank you to Second Harvest Food Bank in New Orleans and Dafnee Chatman, for their helpful, impassioned participation in this episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The guys talk about baseball, The Odyssey, and tell you some words that sound like insults but aren't. They also learn about neck harmonicas.Follow the show on X/Twitter: @AlexJMiddleton, @NotPatDionne, and @RobertBarbosa03

In a massive two-hour display of pure firearm autism, the Rimfire Radio crew attempts a live PowerPoint presentation on Rumble that predictably goes completely off the rails. The hosts kick things off by introducing Gatlab as "senile but butt-loaded" before transitioning into a deeply serious discussion about the tactical viability of fanny packs. The gear highlight of the night features a 130-year-old youth rifle saved from a literal garbage dump, which triggers a live "desk pop" video demonstration and pairs beautifully with Gatlab's tragic realization that he ruined his vintage tube-fed rifle by threading it for a suppressor. The show then derails into a chaotic centerfire detour where the guys aggressively debate whether ultra-short AR barrels under 10.5 inches are a viable home defense option or just loud toys designed for range retards. To wrap up the chaos, Dan brags about losing weight just to fit into his appendix holsters, while Dusky proudly flashes his nipples to the audience to celebrate his new tiger-stripe Beretta holster from Klecker Tactical. Finally, Dan cracks a joke about running up to police officers to scream about your gun collection, before the crew invites their remaining twenty viewers to come buy them drinks at the upcoming GOALS conference.

The week long wait is over! Brent is finally getting to the meat he left on the bone from last week's episode on his Saskatchewan black bear hunt. It was a grand adventure for him and he took away lessons from that he didn't see coming. It's time for the second part of Brent's trip north of the border, but whether it will be the final installment is yet to be determined, you're just gonna have to give it a listen. Thank you to our sponsors, Case Knives and Stor-Mor. Shop This Country Life Merch Connect with Brent and MeatEater MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Youtube Clips Subscribe to the MeatEater Podcast Network on YouTube Shop This Country Life MerchSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.