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Written & Starring Stephen WinchellAudio Production & Recording by Adam GoronDirected by Lara UnnerstallMusic by Takuya Yoshida & Stephen WinchellREFERENCES: 1. The exclusive building was on the Counterbalance, one of Seattles' steepest slopes. (Frasier S1E6 The Crucible)2. and on a clear day he could even see Mt. Rainier. (Frasier S8E4 The Great Crane Robbery)3. He decorated his new home with African art (Frasier S1E1 The Good Son), a Chihuly sculpture (Frasier S7E16 Something About Dr. Mary), a lamp by Corbu, a chair by Eames, another chair by Wassily, and the sofa was a reproduction of the one that Coco Chanel had in her palace atelier. (Frasier S1E1 The Good Son)4. got a job at KACL, 780 AM,  a Seattle institution founded in 1947. (Frasier S3E24 You Can Go Home Again)5. On Friday May 21st, 1993 ‘The Frasier Crane Show' debuted on KACL. (Frasier S3E24 You Can Go Home Again)6. Earlier that day Frasier found that his initial producer - a man named Dave - had suddenly quit. (Frasier S3E24 You Can Go Home Again)7. Later that day, Frasier visited his father. He met Marty's dog for the first time - a feisty Jack Russell Terrier named Eddie. Marty, only interested in the game on TV, rattled off a catchphrase that had “it”: “I'm listening.” (Frasier S3E24 You Can Go Home Again)8. [H]e dropped commercials, left dead air, scrambled up the stations' call letters, spilled yogurt on the control boards and worst of all had difficulty helping his callers. (Frasier S1E1 The Good Son)9. Marty - still living alone - slipped and fell on his bathroom floor. (Frasier S1E1 The Good Son)10. Frasier hosted several applicants for the home care worker position and made sure to look for candidates who were experienced and thorough. During this process, he met a young woman named Daphne Moon. She was spacey, immodest and a self-proclaimed psychic. Frasier wanted nothing to do with her; Marty hired her right away. (Frasier S1E1 The Good Son)11. She played pool at the seedy bars of Manchester at age six (Frasier S1E15 You Can't Tell a Crook By His Cover)12. and she wasn't afraid to get into fights with the local boys. (Frasier S1E4 I Hate Frasier Crane)13. She became a decorated pool champion, (Frasier S1E15 You Can't Tell a Crook By His Cover)14. bred show rats (Frasier S9E19 Deathtrap)15. and ended up a wild child, hitchhiking, drinking, shoplifting. (Frasier S11E11 High Holidays)16. When Frasier and Niles were her age they were studying Shakespeare and building model submarines. Daphne was taking lovers (Frasier S9E13 Mother Load: Part 2) (Frasier S7E23 Something Borrowed Something Blue: Part 1) (Frasier S9E13 Mother Load: Part 2) (Frasier S4E24 Odd Man Out)  and running off to London. (Frasier S2E14 Fool Me Once, Shame on You, Fool Me Twice...)17. In 1986, Daphne started working with people with disabilities. A few years later, In 1992, she packed her bags and moved to Seattle. (Frasier S3E11 The Friend)18. we later find out that he would spend over ​​$3,000 a year at Nervosa (Frasier S10E20 Farewell, Nervosa)19. He was nominated in 1994 for a Seabee Award in the category ‘Outstanding Achievement for Informational Programming in Radio,' (Frasier S1E18 And The Whimper Is…)20. Father Mike Mancuso, host of “Religion on the Line”, (Frasier S2E6 The Botched Language of Cranes)21. Bonnie Weems, “The Auto-Lady,” (Frasier S1E10 Oops)22. Gil Chesteron of “Gil Chesterton's Restaurant Beat,”  (Frasier S1E16 The Show Where Lilith Comes Back)23. Amber Edwards of “Amber Edwards' Book Chat,” (Frasier S2E1 Slow Tango in South Seattle)24. Leo Pascale, host of “The Happy Chef,” (Frasier S2E19 Someone to Watch Over Me)25. Nanette Stewart, host of “Pet Chat,” (Frasier S2E22 Agents in America Part III)26. Helen Grogan host of “Ma Nature's Gardening Show,” (Frasier S4E5 Head Games)27. Gertie Olsen host of “Gertie's Grab Bag,” (Frasier S4E17 Roz's Turn)28. Miss Judy, host of the “Arts and Crafts Hour,” (Frasier S5E8 Desperately Seeking Closure)29. Clint Webber, host of “Health Watch,” (Frasier S5E17 Perfect Guy)30. Aunt Penny, host of “The Story Lady,” (Frasier S5E12 The Zoo Story)31. Bert, host of “Bert the Backyard Gardner,” (Frasier S5E17 Perfect Guy)32. Tooty Feingold, host of “Tooty the Story Lady,” (Frasier S5E24 Sweet Dreams)33. Ray Schmidt, host of “The Green Grocer,” (Frasier S5E24 Sweet Dreams)34. Dan and Jenna, hosts of “Let's Go Camping with Dan and Jenna,” (Frasier S7E16 Something About Dr. Mary)35. and who can forget Dave, host of “Chopper Dave's Rush-Hour Roundup.” (Frasier S1E1 The Good Son)36. While Frasier was settling in, Marty was able to crack the Weeping Lotus case (Frasier S2E13 Retirement Is Murder)37. While ice fishing with his sons, he worked up the courage to tell them something he had wanted to say their whole lives: that he loved them. (Frasier S2E20 Breaking The Ice)38. [Maris] wanted a divorce. (Frasier S3E8 The Last Time I Saw Maris) 

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Gander app was developed in relation to food waste at smaller retailers  - the founders of the app wanted to connect people in real time to reductions on items in shops close to them - what a great idea!  Stacey recommended "The Green Grocer" as his food book and also mentioned "The Cranks cook book" He would drink a crispy cold Devon Red cider whilst reading it and he has nominated Harriet Lamb from WRAP as a future guest.    

In this episode of Happy Business Radio your host Peter is hosting with two guests, Bill and Maria Fifield.  Bill is from Melbourne and is a business consultant and keynote speaker, as well as the co-founder and owner of a digital law firm that specialises in conveyancing. He has been an entrepreneur since he was 21 and has had various positions in the business industry, such as Group CEO and Managing Director. Maria is a lawyer from Perth. They discuss various topics related to business, such as growth, customer journey, and leadership.  Peter and his Maria are discussing the importance of having a will. Maria and Peter are discussing the situation of a greengrocer who has been wanting to make a will for five years but has not yet done so. This greengrocer has had a fall in his business premises and has been taken to hospital with a serious head injury, leaving him with the lack of capacity to make a will.  Maria has advised the greengrocer to call and give instructions over the phone to her as she has a professional relationship with Tim, as it is possible to draft a will without meeting in person. However, the greengrocer has not yet taken action and is now in a vulnerable position. Timestamps 0:00:09 "Happy Business Radio with Peter Salerno: Inspiring Business Growth Around the World" 0:03:00 Conversation with Bill, Business Consultant and Keynote Speaker from Melbourne, Australia 0:05:59 Conversation with Bill and Maria Farfield on the Importance of a Will 0:07:24 Heading: Discussion of Green Grocer's Need for a Will 0:09:41 Heading: Enduring Power of Attorney and Guardianship in the Event of Lack of Capacity 0:15:04 Interview with Maria Fifield on Happy Business Radio 0:16:48 Conversation on Making a Will and Estate Planning 0:18:17 Heading: The Importance of Updating a Will to Include All Children 0:22:41 Heading: Cultural and Religious Considerations in Parental Recognition of a Child 0:24:31 "The Benefits of Supporting Community Radio: A Conversation with Peter Salerno" 0:26:43 Case Study: Unresolved Divorce Settlement and Estate Claims 0:28:29 Discussion on the Legal Implications of Unresolved Divorce and Property Settlement 0:31:13 The Legal Implications of Separation and Divorce in Australia 0:35:19 Heading: Rights of Ex-De Facto Couples in Business Relationships 0:37:34 "The Benefits of Becoming a Follower of Happy Business Radio on Radio Italia Uno 87.6 FM" 0:39:21 Heading: Discussion on Binding Financial Agreements in Australia 0:42:28 Discussion of Binding Financial Agreements and Their Impact on Estate Assets 0:44:10 Interview with Maria, Family Lawyer on Binding Financial Agreements

Crime Fighers-Crime Classics 530622-The Shockingly Peaceful Passing Of Thomas Edwin Bartlett Green Grocer

Jordan B Peterson. Live Not By Lies. Live Not By Lies | Rod Dreher & Dr Jordan B Peterson https://youtu.be/i1JuWVeJS-E 303,804 views Jul 7, 2022 Jordan B Peterson 5.29M subscribers Rod Dreher is a senior writer and editor for 'The American Conservative.' He is the author of three New York Times bestsellers: 'Live Not By Lies,' 'The Benedict Option,' and 'The Little Way of Ruthie Leming,' as well as the books 'Crunchy Cons' and 'How Dante Can Save Your Life.' In this episode, Rod Dreher and I discuss his latest book, 'Live Not By Lies,' the continuous emergence of Communism in the West, ideology as a substitute for religion, the importance of courage, and more. Thanks for watching. —Links— Follow Rod Dreher on Twitter: https://twitter.com/roddreher Read Rod Dreher's articles: https://www.theamericanconservative.c... Order Rod Dreher's books, 'Live Note By Lies', and others on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Rod-Dreher/e/B.... —Chapters— [0:00] Intro [1:25] Live Not By Lies [2:32] A Story from Communist Czechoslovakia [4:55] Our Old Idea of New Totalitarianism [9:13] Czeslaw Miłosz and "The Captive Mind" [12:26] The Appeal of Communism [14:50] The Weaponizing of Original Sin [18:36] Applying the Story of the Kulaks [22:43] The Emergence of Woke Capitalism [27:37] The Line Between Good and Evil [29:48] Solzhenitsyn's Rules for Responsible Conduct [31:31] Scapegoating and False Morality [37:28] The Fragility of American Elites [42:06] Vaclav Havel, The Myth of the Green Grocer [48:34] Fighting for the Right to Be Unhappy [56:37] Ideology as Substitute for Religion [1:00:56] Heroism as Anti-Ideology [1:09:52] Preparing for Persecution [1:12:33] A Message from the Church to Men [1:13:39] Courage [1:18:04] Rod Dreher, "Live Not By Lies" [1:20:07] Jordan Peterson's Daily Wire+ Deal [1:21:15] Daily Wire+ Intro [1:21:54] History of Rod Dreher's Religious Belief [1:27:08] Sexuality as the Last Temptation [1:32:45] Kierkegaard's Three Stages of Life [1:34:45] Journey Through Catholicism [1:36:36] Becoming an Orthodox Christian [1:45:00] A Respite from the Political [1:48:11] The Purpose of Prayer [1:50:23] The Jesus Prayer [1:54:36] Closing Comments #roddreher #livenotbylies #aleksandrsolzhenitsyn #jordanpeterson #communism #christianity // SUPPORT THIS CHANNEL // Newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/jordanbpeterson.co... 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Rod Dreher is a senior writer and editor for 'The American Conservative.' He is the author of three New York Times bestsellers: 'Live Not By Lies,' 'The Benedict Option,' and 'The Little Way of Ruthie Leming,' as well as the books 'Crunchy Cons' and 'How Dante Can Save Your Life.'In this episode, Rod Dreher and I discuss his latest book, 'Live Not By Lies,' the continuous emergence of Communism in the West, ideology as a substitute for religion, the importance of courage, and more. Thanks for watching.—Links—Follow Rod Dreher on Twitter: https://twitter.com/roddreherRead Rod Dreher's articles: https://www.theamericanconservative.com/author/rod-dreher/Order Rod Dreher's books, 'Live Note By Lies', and others on Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/Rod-Dreher/e/B00JV2IX3O%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share.—Chapters—[0:00] Intro[1:25] Live Not By Lies[2:32] A Story from Communist Czechoslovakia[4:55] Our Old Idea of New Totalitarianism[9:13] Czeslaw Miłosz and "The Captive Mind"[12:26] The Appeal of Communism[14:50] The Weaponizing of Original Sin[18:36] Applying the Story of the Kulaks[22:43] The Emergence of Woke Capitalism[27:37] The Line Between Good and Evil[29:48] Solzhenitsyn's Rules for Responsible Conduct[31:31] Scapegoating and False Morality[37:28] The Fragility of American Elites[42:06] Vaclav Havel, The Myth of the Green Grocer[48:34] Fighting for the Right to Be Unhappy[56:37] Ideology as Substitute for Religion[1:00:56] Heroism as Anti-Ideology[1:09:52] Preparing for Persecution[1:12:33] A Message from the Church to Men[1:13:39] Courage[1:18:04] Rod Dreher, "Live Not By Lies"[1:20:07] Jordan Peterson's Daily Wire+ Deal[1:21:15] Daily Wire+ Intro[1:21:54] History of Rod Dreher's Religious Belief[1:27:08] Sexuality as the Last Temptation[1:32:45] Kierkegaard's Three Stages of Life[1:34:45] Journey Through Catholicism[1:36:36] Becoming an Orthodox Christian[1:45:00] A Respite from the Political[1:48:11] The Purpose of Prayer[1:50:23] The Jesus Prayer[1:54:36] Closing Comments#roddreher #livenotbylies #aleksandrsolzhenitsyn #jordanpeterson #communism #christianity// SUPPORT THIS CHANNEL //Newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/jordanbpeterson.co...Donations: https://jordanbpeterson.com/donate// COURSES //Discovering Personality: https://jordanbpeterson.com/personalitySelf Authoring Suite: https://selfauthoring.comUnderstand Myself (personality test): https://understandmyself.com// BOOKS //Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life: https://jordanbpeterson.com/Beyond-Order12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos: https://jordanbpeterson.com/12-rules-...Maps of Meaning: The Architecture of Belief: https://jordanbpeterson.com/maps-of-m...// LINKS //Website: https://jordanbpeterson.comEvents: https://jordanbpeterson.com/eventsBlog: https://jordanbpeterson.com/blogPodcast: https://jordanbpeterson.com/podcast// SOCIAL //Twitter: https://twitter.com/jordanbpetersonInstagram: https://instagram.com/jordan.b.petersonFacebook: https://facebook.com/drjordanpetersonTelegram: https://t.me/DrJordanPetersonAll socials: https://linktr.ee/drjordanbpeterson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rod Dreher is a senior writer and editor for 'The American Conservative.' He is the author of three New York Times bestsellers: 'Live Not By Lies,' 'The Benedict Option,' and 'The Little Way of Ruthie Leming,' as well as the books 'Crunchy Cons' and 'How Dante Can Save Your Life.' In this episode, Rod Dreher and I discuss his latest book, 'Live Not By Lies,' the continuous emergence of Communism in the West, ideology as a substitute for religion, the importance of courage, and more. Thanks for watching. —Links— Follow Rod Dreher on Twitter: https://twitter.com/roddreher Read Rod Dreher's articles: https://www.theamericanconservative.com/author/rod-dreher/ Order Rod Dreher's books, 'Live Note By Lies', and others on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Rod-Dreher/e/B00JV2IX3O%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share. —Chapters—[0:00] Intro [1:25] Live Not By Lies [2:32] A Story from Communist Czechoslovakia [4:55] Our Old Idea of New Totalitarianism [9:13] Czeslaw Miłosz and "The Captive Mind" [12:26] The Appeal of Communism [14:50] The Weaponizing of Original Sin [18:36] Applying the Story of the Kulaks [22:43] The Emergence of Woke Capitalism [27:37] The Line Between Good and Evil [29:48] Solzhenitsyn's Rules for Responsible Conduct [31:31] Scapegoating and False Morality [37:28] The Fragility of American Elites [42:06] Vaclav Havel, The Myth of the Green Grocer [48:34] Fighting for the Right to Be Unhappy [56:37] Ideology as Substitute for Religion [1:00:56] Heroism as Anti-Ideology [1:09:52] Preparing for Persecution [1:12:33] A Message from the Church to Men [1:13:39] Courage [1:18:04] Rod Dreher, "Live Not By Lies" [1:20:07] Jordan Peterson's Daily Wire+ Deal [1:21:15] Daily Wire+ Intro [1:21:54] History of Rod Dreher's Religious Belief [1:27:08] Sexuality as the Last Temptation [1:32:45] Kierkegaard's Three Stages of Life [1:34:45] Journey Through Catholicism [1:36:36] Becoming an Orthodox Christian [1:45:00] A Respite from the Political [1:48:11] The Purpose of Prayer [1:50:23] The Jesus Prayer [1:54:36] Closing Comments #roddreher #livenotbylies #aleksandrsolzhenitsyn #jordanpeterson #communism #christianity // SUPPORT THIS CHANNEL // Newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/jordanbpeterson.co... Donations: https://jordanbpeterson.com/donate // COURSES // Discovering Personality: https://jordanbpeterson.com/personality Self Authoring Suite: https://selfauthoring.com Understand Myself (personality test): https://understandmyself.com // BOOKS // Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life: https://jordanbpeterson.com/Beyond-Order 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos: https://jordanbpeterson.com/12-rules-... Maps of Meaning: The Architecture of Belief: https://jordanbpeterson.com/maps-of-m... // LINKS // Website: https://jordanbpeterson.com Events: https://jordanbpeterson.com/events Blog: https://jordanbpeterson.com/blog Podcast: https://jordanbpeterson.com/podcast // SOCIAL // Twitter: https://twitter.com/jordanbpeterson Instagram: https://instagram.com/jordan.b.peterson Facebook: https://facebook.com/drjordanpeterson Telegram: https://t.me/DrJordanPeterson All socials: https://linktr.ee/drjordanbpeterson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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This weeks episode is the Crime Classics presentation, The Shockingly Peaceful Passing of Thomas Edwin Bartlet - Green Grocer. This episode aired June 22, 1953, on the Armed Forces Radio and Television Service (AFRTS). Thomas Edwin Bartlett, was allegedly poisoned by his wife, Adelaide Blanche Bartlett, in the Pimlico district of London. A fatal quantity of chloroform was found in Mr Bartlett's stomach, despite having not caused any damage to his throat or windpipe, and no evidence of how it got there. Adelaide Bartlett was tried and acquitted for her husband's murder. By the jury's own statement in court Mrs Bartlett's acquittal was partly secured because the prosecution could not prove how Mrs Bartlett could have committed the crime. [parts from Wikipedia] : : : : : : website: https://otr.duane.media/ (https://otr.duane.media) | email: info@otr.duane.media | Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/duane.otr/ (@duane.otr) | Twitter: https://twitter.com/duane_otr (@duane_otr) Thank you for your support.

I've always admired my next guest's passion and drive. He applies it to all aspects of his life. In this episode of our podcast we talk, Harley Davidson motorbikes, nature photography, growing up in Germany and making a new life here in Australia, and applying his entrepreneurial skills to building a successful business.

https://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/archive.org/download/rr12021/CaseClosed748.mp3 Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar opens this week's Case Closed with his story from November 25, 1956, The Royal Street Matter. (29:52) Our second story is The Shockingly Peaceful Passing Of Thomas Edwin Bartlett, Green Grocer. This episode of Crime Classics originally aired June 22, 1953. Download CaseClosed748

Hannah MacInnes joins Richard Walker, Managing Director of Iceland Foods and Author of the book, 'The Green Grocer' out April 2021, on The Klosters Forum Feed & Flourish Podcast series, to discuss the topic of biodiversity and ways in which we can transform our food systems in order to positively preserve our planet. 

Sharon Fitzpatrick's and her sister Paula normally cater for movie stars, musicians and corporates, but during Covid their business has suffered. As they wait for things to return to normal, they and their staff have written a book ‘Party Party’ and have created a hamper business too called The Green Grocer’s Daughter.

Have we over estimated the deadliness of covid? So doctors seem to think so. Is the cure worse than the disease? The GREEN GROCER—the ultimate cure. A recent article and study by John Hopkin's University demonstrates that COVID 19 has not attributed at any excessive deaths in America. In fact the death rate has not changed year over year as a trend.  Have we over reacted and is the "cure" for covid in fact worse the the affect of Covid it self? The response to COVID across the globe has been one of fear, control, and totalitarian power grabs—allowing strip club, bars, and alcohol stores to remain open but closing churches, synagogues and mosques and school. Is it wise? Or are we living in fear? Link from the show: Dr. Michael Ryan, Director of the WHO's Health Emergencies Programme statement: https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-health-coronavirus-who-idUKKBN26U1ZW Ethan Yang's Article from AIER: https://www.aier.org/article/new-study-highlights-serious-accounting-error-regarding-covid-deaths/ CNN Covid vs. Suicide Article: https://www.cnn.com/2020/11/28/asia/japan-suicide-women-covid-dst-intl-hnk/index.html Vaclav Havel's Green Grocer: https://www.nonviolent-conflict.org/wp-content/uploads/1979/01/the-power-of-the-powerless.pdf Until next time… Be a purpose seeker, truth lover, and own your future. To take more steps to live a focus life to achieve your dreams and fulfill your destiny–get my book Anchored the Discipline to Stop Drifting.  https://amzn.to/2Vwb22n Thank you for listening, and as always you can find me at: WhatsApp: +1-202-922-0220 LucasSkrobot.com Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lucasskrobot LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucasskrobot Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lucasskrobot

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Another episode from the popular historically accurate series of "Crime Classics" directed by Elliot Lewis and starring Lou Merrill as our narrator, Thomas Hyland. Every effort was made to make these dramatic re-enactment of historical crimes accurate to the actual crime. Writers did hours of research on in old newspapers, court records, history books, etc. to ensure everything about the story, including dialects, music, etc. was appropriate to the period of the time the crime was committed. This program aired on June 22, 1953 and involves the marriage of a 16 year old girl to an elderly man... and what happens when she finds him boring and is being tutored by a much younger school master who has a background in chemistry! More stories like this are in the "Crime Classics" Playlist.

It's hot summer's day, and Ann's on a mission to find an icy pole after going for a swim at the beach. But, what is that racket? There's a kind of buzzing, humming noise all around us and it's LOUD. It's coming from cicadas, one of the 250 different kinds we have in Australia.

Episode 15 of Ad Hoc, the podcast where you set the agenda by asking all the questions. In this episode we talk shorts in the office, karaoke and ice creams

In this episode: I talk about being hot, a creepy biology teacher, a pedophile computer teacher, women leaving during the night, the green grocer, yelp reviews, the worst real estate broker, bait & switching, threatening people, google reviews, neutering dogs, voids, xxxtentacion, comedy central, being mean in comedy, paranoia, and untrustworthy narrators.

Welcome to the Voice of Retail for the week of June 3 2019 I'm your host Michael LeBlanc and this podcast is brought to you in conjunction with Retail Council of Canada and sponsored by Purolator, Canada's Shipping Company for courier and freight, learn more at www.purolator.com In this episode Craig Patterson from Retail Insider joins me again as we catch up on the year to date in retail in Canada including new international arrivals and a few departures, the tech scene on the show floor at RCC's STORE2019, and a look ahead for the rest of 2019. Next an exclusive feature interview with Tim Mason, CEO of Eagle Eye and former deputy CEO & CMO of Tesco in the U.K., and CEO of Tesco in America, Fresh & Easy. We talk retail tech and about insights from his new book, “Omnichannel Retail” with advice for modern retailers on transforming their business and competing with digitally native retailers. Last but not least I'll cover off the top retail news of the week including Aritizia use of Influencers in their marketing mix, Save On Foods investing 12 million breaking ground on a new store, Sarah Jessica Parker coming to Edmonton, the high cost of hidden tariffs, Sephora stores close for diversity training, seven years of Sears self-destruction, a close up on our friend the Green Grocer (aka Peter Von Stolks SPUD, and Canadian Grand Prix winners and much, much more. But first, let's listen in to my interview with Craig Patterson Thanks to Craig and Tim for being my guests in this episode, as you could probably tell the technical gremlins gave Tim and I a bit of trouble half-way through our interview so we switched off to a different recording media when we started talking about his book, hence the different sound texture and levels. If you are in Toronto and listening to this before June 18, here is the link to register for the evening with Tim Mason: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/omnichannel-retail-book-launch-tickets-62049938035?aff=efbneb Now let's hit the highlights from Retail This Week eNewsletter, biggest retail weekly in Canada and you can subscribe on www.retailcouncil.org for free. That's a wrap on this edition of The Voice of Retail, if you liked this podcast you can subscribe on iTunes or your favourite podcast platform, and be sure and recommend to a friend or colleague in the retail industry. You can also ask your favourite home devices, Amazon Echo, Google home to play the most recent edition. I'm Michael LeBlanc, Founder and President of M.E. LeBlanc and company and you can learn more about me on www.meleblanc.co or of course on LinkedIn Until then, have a great week!

For too long the Kroger Corporation has kept us little folks down with its gas points and its consumer innovations. But now it's our turn, and we're gonna throw the book at them. The coupon book. I just read that back and damn that's a sad stack of weak-ass sentences. But hey, we'll also hear from Mayor Randy Fenderbender before taking a trip to his beautiful, tunnely town. And all at a squeaking-right-by 59 minutes! Music used in this episode includes: Paw Paw Insert: Doctor Turtle - "You Um, I'll Ah" http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Doctor_Turtle/none_given_1561/Doctor_Turtle_-_You_Um_Ill_Ah1 'Ad Break': Guillaume Tucker - "Bebop Molecule" http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Guillaume_Tucker/2015021275957958/BebopMolecule-GTucker-Verdigris Outro: Jahzzar - "Green Lights" http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Jahzzar/Tumbling_Dishes_Like_Old-Mans_Wishes/Green_Lights And our theme song: Steve Combs - "Drag Chain" http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Steve_Combs/Speaking_in_Spirals_1809/03_Drag_Chain  

MARCH 20, 2018 - It's THE DAILY SHOW WEEKLY, hosted by Vic Shuttee and Chandler Dean! In a blindside of historic proportions, this fateful week in May becomes a sucker punch to the gut as Vance Degeneres, beloved mumble mouth and TDSW 2000’s Man of the Year hands in his badge and gun and heads for a life of Academia in Wellesley, Mass. Losing a major player in his prime becomes a swan song as we revisit an icon Tale of Survival, recall his stint as Green Grocer and even contemplate motherhood. He belongs to history now – Thank You, Vance! Daily Show Weekly is produced by Vic Shuttee, with album artwork designed by Felipe Flores Comics! #CowboyMouth #VanceDeGenerosity

057 Fern Albertson—The Minnesota Landscape Arboretum The Minnesota Landscape Arboretum—Feeding Body and Soul Do you have an interest in plants, gardening, bees, butterflies, children, sharing your knowledge, working with like-minded people, having a meaningful and rewarding volunteer opportunity? Check any of the above, and this interview is for you! Fern Albertson volunteers with The Minnesota Landscape Arboretum, where she has found all of those interests fulfilled and her soul fed. Have you eaten a Honey Crisp apple lately? Or perhaps you’ve tried the new First Kiss apple. Both of these, along with 28 others, were developed through the research at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum. The history of today’s 1200-acre premier facility had its beginnings in the 1800’s with government assistance and insistence to develop apples hearty enough to grow despite the Minnesota winters. The push was to attract settlers to the area by providing a viable economic opportunity. Today’s Arboretum now attracts 500,000 visitors each year! Thirty-five thousand of those come specifically to the Learning Center, where Fern volunteers. As a volunteer, she works most often with school children and children coming in the summer through the Y or Parks and Recreation day camps. Working with a curriculum that also meets state education standards, Fern, along with other volunteers has been teaching the children about bees and butterflies, as they observe the resident pollinators at work in the gardens of the Arboretum. She also takes children “shopping” at the Green Grocer. If their grocery list includes sugar or chocolate, for example, the young shoppers have to find the plant sources (sugar cane and cocoa plant) growing there. The lists are varied, but the lesson is pointed: Our food comes largely from plants! The Arboretum’s educational programs change regularly, inviting return visits and keeping the volunteers engaged as they too continue to learn. Fern is one of 900 volunteers the Arboretum relies on. Some, like Fern, lead programs or give tours; others help maintain the gardens or drive the trams. Several assist the researchers—like the ones who developed Honey Crisp and gave us our First Kiss! Arboretums and botanical gardens are scattered all across the nation. Click Here for a list of facilities around the country. You might find a garden or arboretum in your local area where you can check volunteer opportunities. Website: arboretum.umn.edu     Facebook: facebook.com/MnArboretum

This week's guest on The Leap is Lisa Zechiel of Washington's Green Grocer, a unique home delivery service of organic/local produce, dairy, grass-fed meat and other specialty items. They have proudly been serving the Washington DC Metro Area since 1994! Sponsored by: Glen's Garden Market. Good food from close by. Learn more at www.glensgardenmarket.com.

This week we are aiming to share some slightly different insights, and reveal some major news in the world of Financial Services in Ireland! Last week the Central Bank released a proposal which is due to come into force next year (subject to Dept. of Finance), which is aimed at maximising the protection consumers get when it comes to buying any financial products....we have dissected all the Publications released by Central Bank to determine the details, and it's an interesting one! Firstly, thanks for checking out Ireland's award-winning Financial Planning Blog & Podcast, we're delighted to have you join us. We'd be thrilled if you had the time to check out our 'why', and to learn a little about what we are trying to do, for you our reader. The Green-Grocer! Indulge us for a few moments, trust me it'll make sense shortly! Imagine that you are walking down the road after getting off your bus from work, and you notice a shiny new green-grocer shop on the corner. It's called 'Gerry's Independent Stores'...sounds good to you! You walk in and the friendly green-grocer welcomes you with a big smile, a warm welcome, and inquires as to how he can help you.....you are taken aback at his hospitality and part of you reckons 'I'm gonna be sold something here'....therefore you reply in the usual way and state that you are 'just in for a look'! The shelves are stacked high with produce, so much choice of all your staple items, different versions of everything......you are confused with the level of options and so ask for some help with regards picking the 8 items you actually do need, milk, bread, broccoli, ham, cheese, yoghurt, apples & grapes (you healthy divil you!). Before you know it the kind shop keeper picks out a version of each of the 8 items, in addition he tells you that he has a special rate going on the eggs, asparagus, Mars Bars, and Ice-Cream and he encourages you to buy those as well. You reckon that you actually probably could use these other items so you agree to buy them. You go to the counter, pay for your stuff and happily head on off home with your shopping for the next few days done, and away home to make the dinner! How Did The Green Grocer get Paid? It is only the next day that you hear from a mate that the Green-Grocer actually makes more profit on certain options than on others. He picked the options for you that result in him getting the most profit. He also invited you to buy more stuff, because it turns out he gets a large bonus from the provider of the eggs, asparagus, Mars Bars and Ice-Cream if he sells a certain amount of it. In fact, he actually also get a holiday every year if he sells certain amounts of it to his customers. He might also actually get support to pay for advertising and marketing if he agrees to only sell that particular producers product....how do you feel now? Some people might feel like that is what they expect, others might not care less, while others might feel that they were being encouraged to take and buy stuff that might not have been the things that they needed or wanted! Again, how would you feel? How Are Financial Advisors Paid? It will be no surprise to majority of you to hear that most Financial Advisors & Intermediaries, Banks, Brokers are paid in a similar way. Majority of Brokers, Banks & Advisors (also known as Intermediaries- i.e the seller of products on behalf of a product producer) get paid commission when they sell a certain product. It is also known that some get paid more for selling a certain product, and indeed get paid bonuses if they sell a certain amount of certain products from certain providers....all very certain!! It appears to us that the Central Bank are on a mission to increase the transparency that you the consumer has in regards how your 'Green-Grocer' is paid by the providers. In fairness that makes total sense. As we keep banging-on-about here, the focus of the industry has for too long been lazered onto selling products as opposed to delivering the real outcomes that consumers need and want....more often than not a product is required, but it should not be the starting point of the conversation! What Will Change For You, The Customer? In essence what the Central Bank appear to be aiming towards is a situation where there is a full and clear menu available to the customer as soon as they look up the 'Green-Grocer' online....you the customer will be able to see exactly what the grocer is paid from each provider, in advance of you actually going into the shop. The impact of this would be that the next time you go into 'Gerry's Independent Stores' you will know how much Gerry will make if he sells Brocolli A, Brocolli B, or Brocolli C.....again all about improving the transparency for the shopper. Also, when it comes to mortgages, the Green-Grocer is currently paid a % of the loan that the customer takes out (Green-Grocer being bank/broker/any intermediary), so the more you borrow the more commission the grocer gets.....well they are looking to put an end to that it seems, by introducing a cap on commission which the grocer gets, irrespective of the amount being borrowed....again our take is that The Central Bank are aiming to reduce the chance of a consumer being 'given' more of a loan than they need, which would mean that the grocer gets a bigger commission. Them days appear to be at an end. Is Gerry Independent?? As you have heard, Gerry's store is called 'Gerry's Independent Stores'......however if you are looking at how he is getting paid and the bonuses he can make by selling more product from a certain provider etc, then you could argue that he is not independent! If the Central Bank's recommendations come into force in full next year Gerry will have to remove 'independent' from his store name! The Central Bank appear to be very keen to ensure that only a grocer who is receiving no form of commission from a provider can class themselves as independent. Meaning if you go to an independent store once these recommendations come into force that you will have to pay out of your own pocket for the advice and recommendations. If they do state that they are not chargin you commission but that they are charging you a fee, which is being paid to them out of your products, via the provider, this will be classed as not being independent from the provider, and hence not independent in nature. How Can I Get Independent Financial Advice in Ireland? In simpler terms only a grocer who does not take commission of any sort, whose only income is the income he or she gets from charging a fee directly to the customer, will be able to call themselves independent under the new Central Bank recommendations. That is quite different to what is and isn't classed as independent in today's world of financial advice! If you think about it it makes lots of sense to only allow an advisor who is totally, financially and otherwise, independent of the product provider to be able to call themselves independent...... How Will This Impact On Us Getting Financial Advice? Some are saying that it might reduce the number of financial advisors in the country. Others are saying that financial advisors who typically have lots of providers to choose from will reduce the number of providers to just 1, so as to remove the need to choose between different ones based on something other than the commission. Others say that it will open consumers eyes to the level of commissions that are being paid, and will disillusion them about financial advice altogether. The last point, from our perspective would be a huge shame. The benefit of true financial advice and financial planning is usually way way beyond the cost associated with it. The avoidance of huge mistakes, the putting in place of plans which support your long term goals and lifestyle aims is worth so much more than the cost, again usually! We, for what it is worth, hope that the impact will be the rise of much more customer focused approaches from more and more of the industry. If that happens, and much like the investment markets nobody knows, then the recommendations will have been a rampant success. We're hoping. Thanks for reading. Paddy Delaney QFA | RPA | APA | Qualified Coach    

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This week’s Feast Yr Ears features the incredible story of Franco Lania. As a troubled teenager trying to find his way, Master Chef Franco Lania says, “food saved my life”. Freshly out of high school, Franco’s father took him kicking and screaming to Kings Supermarket in Short Hills, New Jersey for a job. By the second week, Franco was enjoying his training where he discovered flavors and tastes that he never in his wildest dreams knew existed. Franco started to come alive. Through that job, he slowly but surely fell in love with food. Not only did he want to taste new things like ambrosia salad, he wanted to learn how to make them. Franco found his passion from which he later created the philosophy,“as you design your dishes and design your meals, you can design your life.” And design he did. Franco made his way to Le Cordon Bleu in London where he graduated with  the_ Grand Diplôme_. Franco wanted to continue his quest for knowledge, so he attended the Master Course at the Italian Culinary Arts Institute in Costigliole d’Asti, Italy. Upon finishing his education, Franco’s culinary talent earned him the Sous Chef position at a new restaurant, slated to open in New York City. The job required that he take the Department of Health test for a food handler’s certificate. Franco arrived early at the World Trade Center on that beautiful, but tragic morning, September 11, 2001. Franco escaped, but the restaurant opening was delayed, and thus began a series of professional and personal hardships that sent him to the base bottom of his life. Franco could not even begin to think how he could move forward with his life, which left him subsisting on Pringles and orange soda. After a move to Miami, Franco took a job at a small Italian restaurant on South Beach that served delicious, simple food. He started to feel a nourishment that he had not felt in a long time. Franco was able to start orchestrating a plan. He realized his brain needed real food. Basic pasta. Chicken with onions. When he would make his chicken and onions dish, he discovered it was like therapy. The mouthwatering aromas enlivened him. He felt that he could face life again. Not only did the cooking act as therapy, it nurtured him. He carries that inspiration inside of him, and he shares it with his thousands of fans across the globe. Franco’s journey has brought him to the stoves at some of the most highly-acclaimed restaurants in the United States as well as Europe: La Grenouille, New York City; River Café, Brooklyn, NY; Pinot Bistro, Studio City, CA; Blue Door, Miami, FL; Dorchester Hotel, London, and the two Michelin-starred Sadler, Milan, Italy. His love for travel and cuisine lured him onto luxury cruise lines. On Oceania Cruises, whose culinary department is headed by the world-renowned Jacques Pepin, Franco was the first American to hold the Italian Chef position. He frequently appears as a guest chef on Celebrity Cruises’ transatlantic crossings. Through his unique experiences, Franco has attained the “marquee level” of a Certified Culinary Professional on land and at sea. Currently, Franco explores New Jersey’s diverse food culture through his show, Jersey Gems, airing on HomeTowne Television (HTTV); he is often the “Green Grocer” for their evening news. He is a member of the Culinary Advisory Board for ConAgra Foods. Franco has appeared twice on The Food Network’s 24-Hour Restaurant Battle. Chef Franco Lania now travels the world teaching people about the joy of food, cooking and how it has changed his life. He headlines conferences, is a celebrity chef at private events and represents large food brands for culinary demonstrations.

In Episode 40 of Accredited Investor Markets Radio, host Christopher Cahill and Lior Lavy, COO and co-founder of artizone,  discuss the growth of the artisanal foods industry and why it is ripe for investment.  artizone is an online marketplace offering a curated collection of the quality goods from local artisans and purveyors, meeting what Lavy describes as strong latent demand.  We've gotten hungry writing this, so we're off to the Green Grocer (an artizone partner) to satisfy said latent demand.   You can find out more about Lior Lavy and Artizone here. Website: http://www.artizone.com/dallas   Or you can find them here: Twitter: @lior_lavy LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Instagram YouTube Yelp     About Lior Lavy   Lior Lavy is the COO and co-founder for artizone, an online marketplace offering a curated collection of the finest quality goods from local artisans and purveyors. Within artizone, he is responsible for the day-to-day operations and marketing for the company’s two current locations in Chicago and Dallas, in addition to directing expansion into new markets. Lavy also provides strategic direction and management of artizone’s customer care activities, all go-to-market strategies and brand awareness. With a passion and love for the artisanal community, Lavy oversees the development, management, recruitment and retention of artizone’s “artisans.” As a seasoned technologist, he was instrumental in developing the company’s innovative platform that utilizes technology to provide artisans the necessary tools to reach new consumers and grow their businesses. His 16 years of product management and software engineering experience was especially fundamental in the development of artizone’s product delivery logistics model, which organizes each individual artisan’s production and delivery timelines with each of the customers’ orders, allowing for pick-up of the products immediately upon being prepared by the artisan and delivery to the consumer within hours. Prior to founding artizone in 2009, Lavy was the Vice President of Key Accounts at Pontis, a technology solutions company that leverages innovative marketing strategies that help customers achieve financial excellence. The company experienced hyper-growth during Lavy’s time there, eventually growing from seven employee to a team of 140 that achieved $20 million in yearly sales. Lavy also served in the role of Vice President of Product Management for Pontis, cultivating his expertise in both the technical side of product distribution and management, as well as customer-facing sales and delivery activities. A former high school and college software programming teacher. Lavy is married and the proud father of two children.

In this episode, we visit The Cheese Shop in Concord, Massachusetts to meet Peter Lovis. Small Biz Stories tells the story of some of the bravest people you'll ever meet — small business owners. You'll hear how they got started, their biggest challenges, and their dreams for the future. Find us on Stitcher You can also read the transcript below: Small Biz Stories is brought to you by Constant Contact. Constant Contact is committed to helping small businesses and nonprofits connect to new and existing customers with email marketing. Find out more at ConstantContact.com. Peter: He says, “Why? How much are you . . . ” He’s looking around a small little store and said, “How much you gonna buy?” I’m like, “15, 20 wheels.” His eyes popped in the back of his head. He says, “Well, you know they make a 400-pounder.” I’m like, “Well, I’ll buy a 400-pound wheel.” I know I’m gonna sell it. Right? I know I’m gonna sell that many pounds of this one cheese. I’ll buy a 400-pound wheel of cheese. Dave: How many people do you know with that kind of confidence? I can surely think of one — his name is Peter Lovis, owner of The Cheese Shop in Concord, Massachusetts. But even with Peter's confidence, that doesn't mean there haven't been moments of doubt. Today, you'll hear from Peter as we explore how he got started in the cheese business, the day he thought he made his biggest mistake, and how he pushed through to continue to grow his business. More than fifty percent of small businesses fail within the first five years. These are the stories of those who beat the odds. My name is Dave Charest and I'll be your host as we share the stories of some of the bravest people you'll ever meet, small business owners. You'll hear how they got started, their biggest challenges, and their dreams for the future. Dave: When you first meet Peter, you can see you're meeting a man in his element. Half cheesemonger, half magician — he is the Willy Wonka of cheese. Standing behind the counter, handing out generous samples, those of us waiting in line, hold on to our numbers tightly as if we're clutching our very own golden tickets. Watching him in action, I wanted to know how he first got started. With almost 40 years in the cheese business, he remembers his first day like it was yesterday. Peter: Well, I wanted a job. So I went downtown to the Green Grocer in New Jersey, Green Grocer and hardware store and deli and cheese shop and asking people if they’d give me a job. I was 15 years old. My first day was October 16, 1976. I just loved it. I’m still in touch with Mr. Knowles. He’s a great guy. He’s 90 this year. Dave: Mr. Knowles was Peter's first boss, and is still the inspiration for a lot of Peter's own management style. Throughout our interview, Peter brought up a few lessons he learned from Mr. Knowles early on. Peter: So, I started in October, October ’76. February of vacation week, 1977, February ’77, I hadn’t even worked there for six months. I was not even 16 years old yet. He said to me, “My wife and I are going to St. Bart’s for a week. Will you take care of the store?” So I was 15 years old. I had the keys to the store. I ran the store all by myself, all week. Peter: Because of that investment that he put into me, that really drives that inspiration to continue to invest in young people and frame them.

OREGON CITY, OR - On a recent trip to Clackamas County for another bike video I'm working on I came across Tim Dugan with Classic Cycles and his free green bikes. He and Green Grocer have teamed up to provide the free bikes for residents and visitors to Oregon City's downtown. It's a great program which should give folks one more reason to explore the historic first city of Oregon.

Cathi on Loblaws and anti big boxNora on the coffee table/chair