Podcasts about great bbq

We start the hour with Tom Murphy who is the Trustee for the Village of Bellevue. He's in to talk about some of the improvements the village has made for pedestrians and cyclists. He's a cyclist himself so he understands the importance of safe conditions for residence on bikes and those who walk and run in the area. Then Cody Krepline with Sloppy Hog BBQ, LLC. is on the show to remind listeners that he's gonna be out at Fort Howard Commons for some music and get-togethers this afternoon. Swing out and see him and enjoy some GREAT BBQ! Maino and the Mayor is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through Friday from 6-9 am on WGBW in Green Bay and on WISS in Appleton/Oshkosh. Subscribe to the podcast to be sure not to miss out on a single episode! To learn more about the show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows to see the entire broadcast line up. Follow the show on Facebook and X to keep up with Maino and the Mayor! Guests: Cody Krepline, Tom Murphy

Stassi's husband Beau Clark joins her again on this 4th of July themed episode! The pair start off on a tangent about dressing up as each other's fantasies (ala The Valley) which leads to a discussion about the Revolutionary War and if they think they'd be married and/or survive if they were living back then. (Spoiler: probably not, on both counts).Beau and Stassi commiserate about how The 4th Of July is basically the New Years Eve of the summer. It feels wrong to not have plans, but the most appropriate plan is a BBQ - and they have high BBQ standards! Beau and Stassi dissect the BBQs they've attended and break down what makes a great BBQ: condiment availability and smashburgers (LOL).Wishing everyone a safe (and fun) 4th! This episode is sponsored by:Hiya - Get 50% off your first order at hiyahealth.com/STASSI.Lipton - Try New Lipton Green TeaSmartwater - Life's full of choices. Smartwater is a simple one. Visit drinksmartwater.com to learn more. Chime - Improve your credit score. Get started at chime.com/STASSISee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Great BBQ ideas maybe you never thought of plus the rap beef between Chef Derik and Chef Dan Continues

Hey Laughers, get ready to explore the evolution of PaveMint Smokin' Taphouse blending Texas-inspired BBQ with a welcoming backyard party vibe! In a 1960s renovated gas station that backs up to a bike-walking trail, discover the mouthwatering adventure filled with comfort food, craft brews, fine wines, signature cocktails and the warm hospitality that define this hidden gem in the Shenandoah Valley. From using an old car lift as a table to hosting trivia nights and future plans entertainment on Fridays, this spot is more than a restaurant - it's a community hub! Join us as we chat with the owner and manager, Rachel Failmezger, to find out more about some of their delicious food creations like the unique PBPBJ sandwich (peanut butter, house jam and house smoked pork belly, anyone?), refreshing non-alcoholic options, the popular Birria Tacos that are a must-try and more! Dive into the challenges and triumphs of managing a restaurant, the importance of customer feedback, and the close-knit community vibe that PaveMint fosters. Don't miss their news on recent renovations and exciting future plans that are sure to ramp up the good vibes! Tune in this episode full of delicious insights and heartfelt storytelling from the heart of Virginia. Cheers! PaveMint Smokin” Taphouse: www.paveminttaphouse.com Facebook:  PaveMint Smokin' Taphouse  Instagram: @pavemintsmokintaphouse Location: 9 South Commerce Ave, Front Royal, VA 22630 Laughers, to order & follow PrePOPsterous Gourmet Popcorn:  Physical Location: 400 N Main St, Bridgewater, VA 22812 Website: www.prepopsterous.com Use Discount Promo Code: LAUGH15 and receive 15% Off Facebook: PrePOPsterous Instagram: @eatprepopseterous To learn more about FWAF Show (formerly X2 Comedy) & Buy Tickets visit: https://www.thefunnywomacks.com/ Facebook & Instagram: @thefunnywomacks

From 05/28 Hour 3: The Sports Junkies discuss a great BBQ restaurant that's going under the radar.

The Cabin is presented by the Wisconsin Counties Association and this week we're featuring Manitowoc County; https://www.wicounties.org/counties/manitowoc-county/  The Cabin is also presented by Group Health Trust: www.wcaght.orgCampfire Conversation: The Cabin smells all smoky and sweet today because Dave Anderson - aka “Famous Dave” of BBQ chain fame - joins us for a fun and insightful conversation about food, creativity, perseverance, and entrepreneurship. Famous Dave's BBQ started as essentially a tent; a barbecue stand where Dave Anderson learned to make remarkable sauces and grill meat in ways that caught people's attention. So much so that he was able to open a regular restaurant, which he named Famous Dave's, in his hometown of Hayward, Wisconsin in 1994. Today, Famous Dave's has around 180 locations across 33 U.S. states and international locations from Winnipeg to Dubai. How did he get there? What obstacles did he face? What powers him, and where does he see things going from here? We learn all about his background and get some BBQ tips too. A fun and saucy episode to enjoy today on The Cabin!Check out Famous Dave's BBQ here: https://www.famousdaves.com/Inside Sponsors:Ho-Chunk Gaming: https://bit.ly/3l2Cfru

(December 19, 2024 - Hour Two)10:14pm - Swinging through for his last appearance in 2024 is our pal Joe Martinez, owner of Smokin' joe's Pit BBQ. Joe has been the focus of the BBQCS "Podumentary" this year so we will get the latest updates as this year comes to a close. We will also see if joe might want to stay on for year 2 as he has mentioned a few times on this show that he wants to get into a brick and mortar place ASAP...that would be really great to track!10:35pm - Coming out of the bullpen tonight is the BBQ editor for Texas Monthly, Daniel Vaughn. On the agenda tonight is the best in BBQ outside of Texas for 2023. We will also talk about a few other news-worth topics as time allows. I am working on an unexpected investigation that I might ask DV about as well to see what he knows!The BBQ Central Show SponsorsPrimo GrillsPitts & Spitts BBQ Pits - Use "charcoalcentral" at checkout for $150 Off Charcoal GrillsBig Poppa Smokers – Use promo code “REMPE” for $10 off your purchase of $50 or more!FireboardCookin PelletsPit Barrel CookerFranklin BBQ PitsThe Butcher Shoppe - Save 10% When You Mention "The BBQ Central Show"JRE Tobacco – Makers of the Aladino (and other) line of premium cigars!

On this episode of Pizza Quest we take a tangential detour away from pizza (as we often do in our ever-expanding celebration of artisanship wherever we find it) with one of our longtime, favorite guests, Meathead Goldwyn.  Meathead (yes, that's his name, the origins of which he explains in this conversation), is the creator and host of the hugely popular website, AmazingRibs.com, where for many years he has provided an encyclopedia's worth of free knowledge on everything related to cooking over wood, charcoal, gas, and even electric. His best-selling book, Meathead: The Science of Great BBQ and Grilling, provides both techniques and recipes, but also clearly explains the science behind why and how you should do it.In this entertaining conversation, he demystifies some of the most common false myths about BBQ and grilling, and you will leave this episode with some brilliant, perhaps even life changing takeaways, and might even be compelled to join Meathead's Pitmaster Club for additional perks. Hold on for a great ride as Peter talks with the legendary Meathead Goldwyn.Click here for the video versions of Pizza Quest. If you count on HRN content, become a monthly sustaining donor at heritageradionetwork.org/donate.Pizza Quest is Powered by Simplecast.

pulled up at Studio22 for the pod to get the thoughts and views off. Sometimes (rappers) gotta let the music digest. And one last thing... rappers deserve to become old and ye kyrie and kdot all said the same thing... "Stamps": No Cheeks (01:23). Baby Keem Type Beat (03:59). That Jeezy tho (07:05). Dont use your rapper voice (10:01). Swamp music (16:05). Great BBQ dont sell everyday (19:56). Do Better (22:23). Rapper hands (24:18). HMTWN's mixtape (29:54). Chris Crack? (31:35). I Used to love Kanye (35:49). 2007 (39:49). Chicken Chain Chicken Sandwhich (43:48). The Almighty So (46:47). Talking Sneakers with Gee (48:06). Club Renaissance (49:05). Rest In Peace Takeoff (51:50). voices: HMTWN, Raul, Jaz music: knxwledge --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beatsnchill/support

We're celebrating Episode 50 with information on a great BBQ fundraiser, where you can pick up some stunning home decor and an amazing classic car event you won't want to miss! We kick of the big 5-0 with Jim and Amanda from the Boys and Girls Clubs of Elkhart County. They share information on one of their FUNdraisers, BBQ & Brew Fest. This family-friendly event happens August 13 and features live music, a kids zone, ax throwing, movie on the big screen and of course BBQ and brews! Then we catch up with Janet from The Barn Door in Middlebury. Janet shares her story about opening the store along with what fun home decor trends she saw coming up at the Atlanta Market. We wrap up this episode with Carson and Mikaela from Das Dutchman Essenhaus. These ladies share some great info on the weekly Thursday night Classic Car Cruise-In. Oh, and we talk about the delicious bakery items you won't want to miss!

They're competitors, caterers, social media channels and all round great members of our BBQ Family, Mike and Even Covich - otherwise known as Notorious P.I.T and Notorious E.V.E - stop by to talk everything from feeding a crowd, to the best Fried Chicken tips, to the shenanigans of Meatstock 2019 and 'that' chicken hand in! Noel and Alex recap the latest comps home and abroad and chat about that beefy goodness that is tallow. #getitinyourears! Make sure you subscribe to never miss a show and come find us on Facebook - @barbecuebasenz https://blog.feedspot.com/barbecue_podcasts/

(START): JaM discuss Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson's comments that Dallas should have two NFL teams and why that is just not going to happen. (26:02): The Block-friends of the podcast, Smokey John's, compete on Good Morning America for a chance to go to New York in a BBQ cook off. Also, why Network TV is dying for them, EA Sports drops a popular video game (45:36): College football is about to make a couple of drastic changes (59:16): The Dallas Stars got destroyed in Game 4 of their playoff series and it did not look good RECORDED 5/10/22. EXPLICIT LANGUAGE INCLUDED. 

(START): JaM discuss Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson's comments that Dallas should have two NFL teams and why that is just not going to happen. (26:02): The Block-friends of the podcast, Smokey John's, compete on Good Morning America for a chance to go to New York in a BBQ cook off. Also, why Network TV is dying for them, EA Sports drops a popular video game (45:36): College football is about to make a couple of drastic changes (59:16): The Dallas Stars got destroyed in Game 4 of their playoff series and it did not look good RECORDED 5/10/22. EXPLICIT LANGUAGE INCLUDED. 

Join Craig Hutchison and Damian Barrett for S6 Ep 37The Sounding Board is all thanks to Drinkwise .If you're choosing to have a drink, choose to DrinkWise.TIME CODES0.00 - The News Corp backflip on Climate Change - is it the Backflip of the Century? They now even have a climate change section on their website.9.40 – Scott Morrison's Great BBQ Scandal PR picture. What on earth is he actually cooking? Is the BBQ even on at all? Is this just a set up with the help of the in house chefs? 12.00 – Trade Radio update.15.00 – Mark Stevens leaves politics for a gig at Sky News. Stevo's verity score is good.18.00 – Legendary NBL Coach Phil Jackson joins us to provide some advice on the dynamic between Channel 7's duel footy reporters Tom Browne and Mitch Cleary.29.00 – Discussion of 10,000 people at the Melbourne Cup.34.15 – Hutchy's viewing recommendation this week (via Liam Pickering) Bad Sport on Netflix.35.00 – Winx Update – Nick McKenzie is now investigating Star Casino in his latest 60 Minutes story.38.20 – Question of the Week for Drinkwise from Andrew Dowling via Twitter. Andrew asks “The author Janet Malcolm once described journalists as ‘a kind of confidence man, preying on people's vanity, ignorance or loneliness, gaining their trust and betraying them without remorse.' Do you agree and are you surprised by the trust given to journos by interview subjects?”Ask Hutchy and Damo a question - head to Facebook or Twitter or email thesoundingboard@sen.com.au.The Sounding Board is produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for Sports Entertainment Network.

Gamero is back this week with guest co-host Chef Gabe Oporto and we have a phenomenal episode in store for you when we are joined by none other than Julian Uribe from Gorilla City Meats and Sandwiches! We get a FLAVOR packed episode when we have an actual LIVE tasting on the show including some of Gorilla City's most famous dishes! Not to mention, we get to dive deep with Julian as to where it all started and how he has been able to maintain such a consistent level of quality from beginning till now! What are the secrets of GREAT BBQ? Is Miami developing it's own signature style of BBQ? If so, what would it be? You can find Julian creating ART inside Tripping Animals Brewery! Make sure to follow them for updates on their mouthwatering goodness! This is an episode you DO NOT WANT TO MISS.  All this and so much more on this week's episode of Midnight in Miami!

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In this episode I get a chance to sit down with Tuffy Stone. See everything Tuffy Stone here: https://tuffystone.com Check him out on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/tuffystone See all things The Westover Richmond, Virginia here: https://www.facebook.com/thewestoverrva The Westover address: 5047 Forest Hill Ave, Richmond, VA 23225 Cool Smoke BBQ: https://coolsmokebarbeque.com/ Info on his cooking classes: https://cool-smoke.myshopify.com/pages/cooking-class If you want an autographed copy of his book 'Cool Smoke The Art of Great BBQ' which came out in 2018, you can follow this link: https://cool-smoke.myshopify.com/collections/pantry/products/signed-copy-of-cool-smoke-the-art-of-great-barbecue   We talk about a myriad of things throughout the course of our chat, but note that he is extremely humble and would rather talk about anything other than himself. I do get things out of him, but it should be mentioned that he has 6 World Championships at Memphis in May, he's won the Jack 3 times, as well as the American royal and The Open.  He teaches all of the world and doing these classes is his true passion.   He was inducted into the BBQ Hall of Fame in 2018. His catering company, which he started with is wife in 1993 is called A Sharper Palate. See all things(and book events) A Sharper Palate here: https://sharperpalate.com   Some of his partners: Tyson Fresh Meats, Snake Rivers Farms, Yeti and Weber.   He discusses in depth his philosophy on partnerships.   Additional info on The Westover: 'We have retooled The Westover and we have many additions. We have a small local market, now, where you can pickup dry goods, specialty products, cheeses, charcututerie, beers, wines, and such. We will slowly be offering in-house prepared foods. A new ice cream counter has been built and we are proud to be serving King Of Pops, Nightingale Ice Cream Sandwiches, and Gelati Celesti Ice Creams and Sorbets. We will have ice cream cones and cups, sundaes, and milk shakes. Our hours to start, will be Wednesday through Sunday 8am to 7pm.   We will be serving breakfast, lunch and a limited dinner offering. We will have the espresso drinks and coffee, as we offered before we closed. We intend to grow our dinner and market offerings in time. If we can do enough business to support our costs, we will expand our hours. We just need to grow to that. Again, please have patience with is, as we reopen and work towards getting better at what we are doing.'

This week we are chatting about where to find the best barbecue, what to see in local music with a unique show at George's and a local fundraising event, what to do at 8th Street Market and where to find local brewery tours, plus two new hot spots opening soon in Rogers.Have a question that you want us to look into on the podcast or interested in advertising? Visit leisurlist.com/podcastThanks to our sponsors for this week's episode, Urban Forest Axe House and Anastasia at the Walton Arts Center (on stage March 10-15).Places mentioned in the podcast:What to Eat/Drink: Wright's Barbecue - https://leisurlist.com/feed/venue/wrights-barbecue/detailsTyler's Craft BBQ - https://leisurlist.com/feed/venue/tylers-craft-bbq/detailsSauced - https://leisurlist.com/feed/venue/sauced/detailsRockin' Pig Saloon Eureka Springs - https://leisurlist.com/feed/venue/rockin-pig-saloon/details and Rogers - https://leisurlist.com/feed/venue/rockin-pig-saloon-rogers/detailsWhat to See:An Homage to the Police - https://leisurlist.com/feed/event/an-homage-to-the-police-280220-155626/detailsStarlight Gala featuring Granger Smith - https://leisurlist.com/feed/event/2020-starlight-gala/detailsWhat to Do:Brewery Tours:New Province Brewing Company - https://www.facebook.com/events/2705669362817326/Ozark Beer Company - https://www.ozarkbeercompany.com/shop-1/brewery-tour-amp-tasting?fbclid=IwAR2tpHR7H1qPLVLMHjnFj0PeAhTLM0ihsOVrD-7nodzWZeRQ_VrE7enxz8cSaddlebock Brewery - https://leisurlist.com/feed/venue/saddlebock-brewery/detailsFayetteville Ale Trail - https://fayettevillealetrail.com/Best Breweries In Northwest Arkansas - https://leisurlist.com/feed/article/best-breweries-in-northwest-arkansas/details8th Street Market - https://leisurlist.com/feed/venue/8th-street-market/detailsWhat's New:Walk-On's Bistreaux - https://www.facebook.com/walkonsrogersTop Golf - https://topgolf.com/us/rogers-arkansas/

1.  THIS PODCAST IS SPONSORED BY HELSER BROTHERS HADRWARD Helser brothers are a fully custom manufacturer of drapery hardware.  It is run by Brothers Jay and Mark.  Jay was an expert independent drapery installer and designs new products that are install friendly and engineered for strength and Mark, a talented metal worker with a mind of an engineer, has been regarded as a mechanical genius by all who know him. Helser has an outstanding reputation and has been in business for 24 years.  Their customer service agents known as “The Rod Squad” include retired interior designers and drapery workroom owners with decades of experience. They can customize anything and any order over $100 is shipped free.  you can see their products at helserbrothers.com or find them on facebook, instagram, Twitter and Pinterest. 2.  INTRO We have been wanting to attend this show for years and could never work it out either because of our workload or because both shows, Spring and Fall, are right before High Point Market.  That is one of the reasons we are not in High Point right now.  We made the decision, and with the help of design friend Sarah Eilers, that now was the time to go. What is this show? A show where you can find antiques, furniture, rugs, artwork, mirrors, clothing, jewelry, boots, one of a kind pieces and so much more.  Round Top is located in between Austin and Houston, Texas and started in 1968.   The population of this area is 90, but in the Spring and Fall about 200,000 descend upon the area.  It spans over a twenty mile stretch.  Fly into Austin or Houston and rent a car. 3.  HOW TO NAVIGATE A.    Go with a seasoned professional - Lucas Eilers Design – Sarah Eilers – Houston Interior Designer                i.         Sarah was the ultimate hostess, picking us up at the airport, taking us to some of her favorite shops in Houston and then to tour her amazing office in the Houston Design Center. We left the next day to head to Round Top – about a 1-1/2 hour drive.              ii.         Stay in a reputable place – Sarah found an amazing rental just a few miles from all the action – There’s a crazy story about this place.            iii.         Map out the shows you want to go to – (some open later than others) Sarah did this all for us J             iv.         Save the air conditioned places for the afternoon               v.         Know where the best bathrooms are             vi.         Dress comfortably and bring sunscreen.   It is HOT!!!!           vii.         Bring cash – not all dealers take credit cards and you have better options to haggle         viii.         Take a break and have a nice lunch – Lulu’s   B.    THE SHOWS                i.         Marburger Farm – our favorite – can spend a whole day here 1.     Entrance Fee 2.     350 Dealers 3.     Big field - All outdoor tents              ii.         Big Red Barn 1.     Quality Antiques 2.     30,000 square feet – air conditioned 3.     Estate jewelry, silver            iii.         Blue Hills 1.     First top along Highway 237 2.     26 acres 3.     Antiques, textiles and outdoor furniture 4.     Great BBQ lunch at the picnic tables             iv.         The Compound – 5 Barns 1.     Beautiful European antiques 2.     40,000 square feet 3.     Doors 4.     Armoires 5.     Mirrors               v.         Market Hill 1.     Large indoor venue 2.     Art, rugs, décor, furniture 3.     Air-conditioned restrooms             vi.         The Arbors – a favorite 1.     Artwork 2.     Textiles and linens 3.     Clothing 4.     Boots 5.     Handcrafted Jewelry C.    SOME FAVORITE VENDORS                i.         Pascal Home (shows at Scott Antique Market) – beautiful tables, beds, seating and lighting              ii.         Southern Classic Jewelry (shows at Scott Antique Market and Americasmart) – Joann purchased the nurse buckle            iii.         The Crooked Antler – great clothes, accessories, and jewelry             iv.         Kim Hoegger Home – design colleague selling furniture, linens, pillows, accessories               v.         Outpost Original – horns boxes, ostrich eggs, shell necklaces, quills, etc.             vi.         Stephanie Wheeler – fine artist – colorful abstracts           vii.         Paul Michael Company – large store selling several vendors         viii.         Haute Horns – bedazzled horns!             ix.         Southern Beasts – vintage fabric covered sculptures – mostly animals – unique one of a kind               x.         Jackies Folk Art – Interesting and unique framed art D.    PANEL DISCUSSION SPONSORED BY TRADITIONAL HOME – MODERATED BY KRISSA ROSSBUND, SENIOR STYLE EDITOR                i.         Suzanne Kasler              ii.         Martyn Lawrence Bullard            iii.         Robert Passal             iv.         Mary McDonald Each panelist chose their favorite piece from the show, had it on the stage and discussed why they chose it. E.     HOW TO BRING YOUR LARGE PURCHASES HOME                i.         Bring your own U-Haul or Trailer              ii.         There are several companies that will transport your purchases – a reputable (but somewhat expensive) one is Distinguished Transport.  You can bring them your receipts and they will pick up each item from each the vendor and bring them back to your home.  First item to Atlanta was $600 and then $100 for every item thereafter.  It would be a good idea to share purchases with friends or only use this service if you plan on bringing back a lot of items.

Radio disk jockey turned business owner and Vistage Founder, Bud Carter has had a successful and colorful career. Arriving in Atlanta during the 80s, Bud was the owner and general manager of a corporate outplacement company. He was also the founder of Vistage (known then as Tech) and became the first Vistage Chair in Atlanta in 1987. Thirty years later, Bud still chairs his two original Vistage groups. Bud has served on 11 private and publicly listed company boards, and is the author of "Pithy Business Quotes" available on Amazon. Show Notes: In this episode of Small Business Matters The Podcast, Bud Carter shares his insights and experience gained as the founder and 30 year Vistage Atlanta Chair. From the role of the Small Business CEO, to the growing complexities and demands on businesses today, Bud's speaks to the changes he's seen in workplace culture, products and services, and managing the workforce. Always entertaining, Bud also shares his affinity for BBQ, good jazz, and the Atlanta Braves. Key Points in this Episode: • Contributions to SB [0:02:30] • Founding Vistage [0:03:00] • The Role of Vistage Chair [0:04:14] • Changing Role of CEOs [0:05:49] • Mistakes of Today's CEOs [0:07:59] • Improvements in SB Management [0:09:45] • Career Diversity [0:11:55] • . "Pithy Business Quotes" [0:13:20] • Proudest Moment [0:16:39] • Unusual Vistage Meetings [0:17:31] • A Love of Radio [0:19:25] • Rapid Fire [0:20:03] • Takeaways [0:28:26]

Great BBQ in the tri-state area is discussed with John Cohl, Jim Pappas and Jim Hasson, if your looking for great BBQ in Philly Jersey and Delaware, this show is for you, Ted Torres from Coa Catering Coa Catering Joined us in segment #1 www.phillyrestaurantreviews.com to see hundreds of restaurant reviews with photos ITunes Google Play Spotify IheartRadio Stitcher and all other podcast platforms

...it was lots of fun, and Jake can't understand why Mindy is icing him out now. We'll buzz Mindy to find out what really happened on this BBQ date.

The Chicago Way w/John Kass – LIVE: John Kass and Jeff Carlin take over “Extension 720” on 720 WGN to talk about the intersection of politics & culture with political scientist and University of Chicago professor emeritus Charles Lipson, the secrets of great BBQ with the “Yoda to Kasso’s Jedi-grilling” and author of “Low & […]

Great BBQ is discussed with Jim House of Award winning Pork Island BBQ 609 224-0285 and Angel, owner of Merrill's Colonial Inn at 1309 Blvd Rt 50 Mays Landing NJ talking about their Christmas in July event at Merrill's July 25th at 4pm and we also talked with Spicy Affair 95 Woodstown rd in Swedesboro NJ www.spicyaffair.us to see hundreds of restaurant reviews, all with photos at Welcome to Philly restaurant reviews, reviews by Author Kevin J Wilson

Meathead Goldwyn... Amazingribs.com... Ribs Lots and Lots of Ribs Author of "The Science of Great BBQ and Grilling"

Meathead Goldwyn... Amazingribs.com... Ribs Lots and Lots of Ribs Author of "The Science of Great BBQ and Grilling"

In this episode Paul and Brian talk about their top 5 favorite Disneyland snack (or in Paul's case, the 5 he wishes he could eat) and we discuss the Disney movie of the week, The Little Mermaid. And we have reached a historic episode: The end of the Great BBQ Debate!!! The truth shall be revealed! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The Great BBQ debate continues, which leads to Joe's recollections of his days as a rambunctious youth in Chicago.

Great BBQ talk while on remote at Outdoor Elegance in La Verne. Great tips on heat and meat!

Beanie and Boom welcome former Ohio State teammates Chimdi Chekwa and Bryant Browning on this week's podcast. A lot of ground was covered including why choosing Ohio State was a great decision, life after football and starting a business. Chekwa and Browning now own The Pit BBQ Grille in Columbus which is where this was podcast was recored.

This season of the podcast brought to you by Parish Tins. www.ParishTins.com Jesse Rider came on as this week's guest co-host to discuss various food topics. Tiffiany proclaimed her love of Trader Joe's and hopes that one day Lafayette will get it's very own. Jesse also gave Tiffiany some BBQ tips since she just got her first pit and is clueless when it comes to BBQ.

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Mr. Consistent ArnieTex, Arnie Segovia and Wild Bill of Texas Select Seasonings sit down with Case and Rob. Great BBQ round table discussion includes:

Mr. Consistent ArnieTex, Arnie Segovia and Wild Bill of Texas Select Seasonings sit down with Case and Rob. Great BBQ round table discussion includes:

Rowlett Eagles Varsity Football Pre-Season Live Remote Broadcast from Dickey's Barbaque Pit - HWY 66& George Bush 7pm CST We will be LIVE LIVE LIVE looking at your 2017/18 Roiwlett Eagles Varsity Football squad. Come on out and have some GREAT BBQ from Dickey's while we pre-view the season for your Rowlett Eagles. All invited come on out and anjoy. If you are going to the Scrimage come out afterward and check in and meet me Sonny Clark and "Thye Eagle Eye" Bill Serna!  

John Gonzalez and Amy Sherman of MLive and Behind the Mitten offer a weekly Top 5 list of things to do each weekend. It airs Friday mornings on WOOD Radio.Here is the list for May 20-21:5. World Expo of Beer takes place this weekend, Friday and Saturday at (May 20-21) at Heritage Park in Frankenmuth.The Expo is one of Michigan's largest beer sampling events with nearly 300 different beers available from around the world.Hours are: 5-10 p.m Friday and 3-10 p.m. Saturday.Admission is $10 and includes a free collector beer sampling mug. Sample tickets sold separately.More info at worldexpoofbeer.com4. The 4th Annual BBQ, Blues and Bluegrass: A Taste of Michigan takes place Saturday May 21 from Noon-8:00 p.m.at Whirlpool Centennial Park in St. Joseph.Great BBQ with Charlie's Piggin' N' Grinnin', Coach's Bar & Grill, the Greenbush Brisket Van and more.Plus Great Music with: Jonny Lang, Sam Bush, Joe Louis Walker, High Valley, Trout Steak RevivalMore info:wmta.org3. The first Barley, BBQ & Beats takes place from 5-9 Saturday (May 21) at the Van Andel Arena. It is presented by Hospice of Michigan, the largest provider of hospice care in the state.The festival will showcase whiskeys distilled in Michigan, along with barbeque from leading pit masters and barbeque restaurants. The evening will also feature hometown favorites Domestic Problems, Mid-Life Crisis and Big Dudee Roo.Tickets are $35 in advance and $40 at the door. More info at www.vanandelarena.com2. Are you ready for Cars, Crafts & Coneys!On Saturday at the Berlin Raceway you get a CLASSIC CAR SHOW, Burn Out Competition, Craft Beer and a Coney Dog Eating contest.It is Presented by 28th Street Metro CruiseThe Classic Car Show is from 3:30PM - 5:30PMThe Coney Dog competition takes place at Intermission of the Berlin Race. The winner of the coney dog eating competition advances to the finals at Grand Coney on July 9 in Grand Rapids.More info at berlinraceway.com1. PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, 16 performances through May 29.At DeVos Performance Hall in Grand Rapids, presented by Broadway Grand Rapids.This production is “bigger and better than ever before,” and boasts many exciting special effects including the show's legendary chandelier, new scenic and lighting designs, new staging and choreography. With a cast and orchestra of 52, Phantom is one of the largest productions on tour. Tickets starting at $54.50. More info: broadwaygrandrapids.comMore events on MLive: http://www.mlive.com/entertainment/index.ssf/2016/05/12_things_to_do_this_weekend_i_2.html#0More on Behind the Mitten: https://www.facebook.com/behindthemitten?fref=ts

Stopped by #zachys in #scarsdale #ny to talk with VP Andrew McMurray to get some great #wine suggestions for your next #bbq. Here's a hint: Just about anything goes!

 Believe it or not, some people visit southern California for reasons beyond going to Disneyland. I know, it may sound a little weird but there are actually a lot of (other) ... Things to do near Disneyland Taren gives you a massive list of cool places you can visit outside of the parks. She's broken it down by distance to Disneyland--so think of a big dartboard with Disneyland in as the bullseye: Within 100 Miles of Disneyland: Sea World (96.9m) http://seaworldparks.com/ $86 adult / $80 child San Diego Zoo (94.6m) sandiegozoo.org $48 Adult / $38 Child Stone Brewing World Bistro & Gardens – Liberty Square (96.8m) stonelibertystation.com Food, Beer, Beautiful gardens LEGOLand (65.2m) http://california.legoland.com/ 3 parks: Legoland, SEA Life Aquarium, LegoLand Water Park 3 park hopper: $109 A / $104 C -- Leogland only $80 / $74 (save up to $15 if you pre order tickets online) Within 50 miles of Disneyland: Getty Museum (44.6m) http://www.getty.edu/museum/ Free Admission $15 parking Santa Monica Pier (43.6m) http://santamonicapier.org/ Free admission Free historical walking tours 3rd Street Promenade LACMA (41.3m) http://www.lacma.org/ Admission: $15 adults / $10 children Universal Studios Hollywood (35.6m) http://www.universalstudioshollywood.com/ $92 / $84 1-Day pass $109 / $101 2-Day Eagle Rock The Public House (34.1m) http://eaglerockpublichouse.com/ Food and Beer! Staples Center (33.8m) Lakers, Kings, Concerts, Grammys Hollywood Walk of Fame (32.6) http://www.walkoffame.com/ Free to walk around Shopping Philippe’s The Original French Dip Sandwich (26.9m) http://www.philippes.com/ Old school sandwich shop claims they made the very first French dip sandwich. Mmm! Within 25 miles of Disneyland: Beachwood BBQ & Brewing, Long Beach (23.3m) Great BBQ and Beer! Pretend City Children’s Museum, Irvine, CA (18.7m) pretendcity.org $12.50 A/C Giant playland for kids to use their imagination be grocers, doctors, dentists, firefighters, musicians, etc. South Coast Plaza (14.7m) http://www.southcoastplaza.com/ high end shopping: Bloomingdales, Saks 5th, Chanel, Dior, Roberto Cavalli, Hermes, Fendi, Tiffany & Co., Jimmy Choo, Armani, etc… Within 10 miles of Disneyland: Pirate’s Dinner Adventure (8.3m) http://www.piratesdinneradventureca.com/ $59.95 / $36.95 The Bruery, Placentia, CA (7.0m) http://www.thebruery.com/tasting-room/ Sour, Belgian Beers Knotts Berry Farm (6.7m) knotts.com $44 / $35 online ($65 at the door) Thrill rides, character meet and greets, water rides, kiddie rides Medieval Times (6.6m) http://www.medievaltimes.com/ $59.95 / $36.95 Honda Center (4.8m) Anaheim Ducks Flight Deck Flight Simulation Center (4.4m) http://www.flightdeck1.com/ Minimum Age: 11, Minimum Height: 4’11” Make reservations, walk-ins not guaranteed a space Open Tue-Sun 7 Flight times per day Fighter Jet: $59 / Boeing 737: $89 - $199 30-90 min Angel Stadium (4.3m) Angels Game  Within Walking Distance to Disneyland: Downtown Disney (0.4m) World of Disney LEGO Store Anna & Elsa’s Boutique 3-15 years of age Reservations recommended: 714-781-STYLE $18.95 - 36.95 for Tiara, nail polish, hair streak and make-up pallet) Disney’s Pin Traders Flavored Churro Kiosk Disney Vault 28 D Street Sanuk RideMakerz $15 - $40 to start (=$25 for remote controlled) Build-A-Bear About $20 to start Ralph Brennan’s Jazz Kitchen Every night they have a Live Jazz musician that plays Good beer selection Large portions; incredible beignets ESPN Zone 10,000 sq. ft of games/attractions huge arcade, screening room for “Big” games, tvs everywhere! Cheapest beer in the area House of Blues http://www.houseofblues.com/anaheim AMC 12 Theaters Rainforest Café Trader Sam’s Still at the DL resort, but feels like you’re on a tropical island! You got all that?