Podcasts about Highland Avenue

Good morning and happy Thursday! Today we have an awesome show for you all. Our guest today is Ale Hernandez, Veteran Outreach Coordinator for the Road Home Program at RUSH University. She's a friend of ours and has been with our program from the VERY beginning! In today's interview we'll learn about the Road Home Program and the programs and services offered for veterans and their families. Let's get ready to learn! Here's the news: - Our friends of Family Focus and the office of Senator Karina Villa are collecting hats and gloves as we approach our colder months! From now until Friday, December 13th you can drop off donated gloves and hats at two locations: 1177 N. Highland Avenue, Ste. 101 & 1444 N. Farnsworth Avenue, 2nd floor. Your donations are greatly appreciated and will help our community. See the flyer for more details! - Visit Alive Aurora every Monday, Wednesday and Friday for Drop In Space for 5th through 12th graders! From 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm there will be a variety of activities to take part in, teen-led and teen-driven. See the flyer for more details and follow the Alive Center on Facebook and Instagram! Have a great rest of the day! Good Morning Aurora will return with more news, weather and the very best of Aurora. Subscribe to the show on YouTube at this link: https://www.youtube.com/c/GoodMorningAuroraPodcast The second largest city's first daily news podcast is here. Tune in 5 days a week, Monday thru Friday from 9:00 to 9:30 am. Make sure to like and subscribe to stay updated on all things Aurora. Threads: https://www.threads.net/@goodmorningaurorail Instagram: goodmorningaurorail Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6dVweK5Zc4uPVQQ0Fp1vEP... Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/.../good-morning.../id1513229463 Anchor: https://anchor.fm/goodmorningaurora ACTV (Aurora Community Television): https://www.aurora-il.org/309/Aurora-Community-TV #positivevibes #positiveenergy #kanecountyil #bataviail #genevail #stcharlesil #saintcharlesil #elginil #northaurorail #auroraillinois #cityofaurorail #auroramedia #auroranews #goodmorningaurora #morningnews #morningshow #thursday #rushuniversity --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/goodmorningaurora/support

In this episode of the Valley Today, Janet shares more of the recent conversation with Andrea Cosans, the executive director at Winchester CCAP. The pair explored the types of donations that are most needed at local food pantries. Andrea emphasized that while traditionally only non-perishable items were accepted, these days, many food pantries have the capacity to store perishable items like dairy products, meats, and fresh produce, thanks to grants and improved refrigeration capabilities. Andrea mentioned that there is always a high demand for dairy items such as butter and eggs, which are rarely donated, especially in the winter. She also highlighted the challenges with obtaining produce and meat regularly. Although the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank supplies some staple items, there are periods when essential items like meat and cereal might be unavailable. Pantries now need more than just food donations. Items like laundry detergent, paper towels, toilet paper, and personal hygiene products are costly and always in demand. Andrea also noted the necessity of bottled water for clients who may not have access to potable water and to keep volunteers hydrated. Children's snacks, cheese, and even pet food were pointed out as beneficial donations. There's also a strong collaboration between nonprofits in the area, sharing resources and support, which is crucial for operational efficiency. Andrea explained that outdated or unusable clothing should be donated to hospice services for reclamation to avoid wastage. Andrea provided details about how to help and where to drop off donations at CCAP, including their website and hours of operation. Financial donations are also welcome to allow the pantry to purchase needed items directly. In the second segment, listeners were encouraged to support food pantries by donating or volunteering. A rundown of several food pantries in the Shenandoah Valley area was given, with information on their locations, operation hours, and specific needs, emphasizing that local food pantries require continuous community support, especially during the holiday season. This is by no means a complete list. You can access more resources on the United Way NSV website by clicking here. You can download their Community Resource Directory by clicking here. Please check their websites or social media to confirm their hours and any restrictions they may have as things may have changed since this show aired. Winchester Rescue Mission is located at 435 North Cameron Street, and they serve meals every day of the week, every week of the year at their Cafe on Cameron. Lunch is served every day from 11:30am until 12:30pm. Dinner is served from 5:30pm until 6:30pm. You're also welcome to take a to-go meal. Those are available at noon and at 6pm each day. Their food pantry is open Monday through Friday from 10am until 11am. Their food distribution is open to anyone in the community needing food for themselves and their families. The community meals are open to the Winchester community. If you want more information about Winchester Rescue Mission, head over to their website at winrescue. org. There they have a wish list, of items that they always need for donations. I'm sure they're always looking for volunteers as well. And you can follow them on Facebook. Braddock Street United Methodist Church offers a hot meal every Monday night at 6pm. They are located at 115 Wolfe Street in downtown Winchester. Highland Food Pantry is located at 446 Highland Avenue, Winchester. They are in the lower level of the Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church. They are open on Tuesdays from 9am until 11am and from 6pm until 7:30pm. Follow them on Facebook for updates. Stephens City United Methodist Church, located at 5291 Main Street, Stephens City has a drive-thru pantry on Tuesdays from 11am until 2pm in their parking lot. It is open to residents of Frederick County, Winchester, and Front Royal. You can receive food every other week, and some of that food includes frozen meats, chilled dairy products, fresh produce, pet food, and cleaning and hygiene items, in addition to canned and boxed goods. Victory Church Food Bank and the Olive Branch Food Pantry at 2870 Middle Road also provides a drive-thru service. They are open on Wednesdays from 9:30am until noon. Hayfield Assembly of God on the second and fourth Tuesday of every month offers a food pantry from 9am until 11am. They are located at 5118 Northwestern Turnpike in Gore. Welltown United Methodist Church at 1444 Welltown Road in Clearbrook offers a food pantry on Thursdays from 5:30pm until 7pm. Emmanuel United Methodist Church at 2732 Martinsburg Pike in Stephenson every Monday from 4:30pm until 5:30pm. They offer hot meals and a food pantry.  Laurel Ridge Community College operates a food pantry for its students. It is open Monday through Friday from 8am until 7pm. You can head to the TRIO office which is in room 606 of Cornerstone Hall. Do a little self-service shopping or you can fill out an online order form, and select your pickup date and time. You can also find a list of other food pantries on their website: https://laurelridge.edu/foodpantry/  FISH of Clarke County is located at 36 East Main Street in Berryville. They are open on Tuesdays from 8am until 10am and on Wednesdays from 8am until 11am. Follow them on Facebook for updates. Go to the back door of the building to access their food pantry. The Christ Episcopal Church in Millwood, located at 843 Bishop Meade Road operates its food pantry on the first Friday of the month from 1pm until 3pm. They also have a special first Saturday of the month from 9am until 11am for seniors and clients with special needs. Bread of Life at Woodstock Presbyterian Church is located at 156 South Muhlenberg Street in Woodstock. They are open on the third Tuesday and the third Thursday from 1pm to 4pm for their food pantry. The Compassion Cupboard at 533 Burgess Street in Strasburg is open on the third Tuesday of the month from 9am until Noon, and from 1pm until 3pm. Loaves and Fishes Pantry at Manor Memorial UMC is open on the third Thursday of the month from 1pm until 5pm. They are located at 9320 North Congress Street in New Market. Loaves and Fishes in Front Royal is located at 613 North Royal Avenue. They're open on Tuesdays from 1pm until 3pm, and on Thursdays and Fridays from 9am until 1pm. Front Royal Salvation Army has a food pantry that operates Monday through Friday from 9am until Noon and from 1:30pm until 3:30pm. They are closed on Wednesdays. They're located at 357 Cloud Street. As a side note, their kettle kickoff is on Saturday, November 18, 2023, at 12:30 at WalMart in Riverton Commons. You can register to ring and give them a little bit of volunteer support during the holidays.  In Page County, Page One has two locations. We just talked to Page One last month on the show. Page One - Luray is located at 35 North Bank Street. They are open Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 8:30am until 11am. They also offer delivery for homebound residents. Their second location, Page One - Shenandoah is Located at 600 Comer Lane. They are open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 10:30am until 2:30pm. They do not offer delivery but can bring your food to the curb if needed. 

An arrest in a homicide on Windsor's Highland Avenue and local Paralympian Danielle Campo is being inducted into Canada's Walk of Fame. These stories and more are in your noon news on the go.

Windsor police appeal for tips in the Highland Avenue homicide case, a man is charged with fraud and forgery after obtaining a $405K loan, and LaSalle firefighters will raise money for two worthy causes. All the evening headlines on the go.

Annsville Circle rezoned for housing and retail The Town of Cortlandt is laying the groundwork to redevelop a mostly barren stretch of Route 9 just south of Philipstown with housing, businesses and a promenade along Annsville Creek. Cortlandt last year approved zoning for the Annsville Waterfront Enhancement District, which has 38 parcels on 41 acres along Route 9 north of Annsville Circle, the roundabout that connects Route 9 (Albany Post Road) and Routes 6 and 202. The district extends along Highland Avenue to the town's border with Peekskill. On Route 9 north of the Table 9 Restaurant and Mobil gas station, the roadside is lined with empty buildings with for-sale signs. There is also an auto repair center and a maintenance facility used by the state Department of Transportation. Under the revised zoning, residences, restaurants, retail stores and hotels will be allowed in the district and, with special permits, developers will be able to build mixed-use residential projects. Cortlandt is requiring projects having more than five units of housing to designate 10 percent as "affordable" under Westchester County guidelines. Property owners will be given incentives to build a 10- to 15-foot-wide promenade for pedestrians and bicyclists along Annsville Creek, which passes under the Jan Peeck Bridge and connects to the Hudson River. "There's talk about building a hotel," said Richard Becker, the Cortlandt supervisor. "And we have three developers interested in developing significant apartment-style housing because there's such a housing shortage." Cortlandt is nearly finished with a design for a water and sewer district covering the area, where properties rely on wells and septic systems, said Becker. Westchester County has allocated $7 million to the $14 million project and Rep. Mike Lawler recently announced $1 million in federal funding, said Becker. Cortlandt has applied for a grant to cover the balance. "We've met with many of the property owners and there's tremendous interest because many of their septic fields are failing and the properties can't be redeveloped without adequate water and sewer," he said. Another problem, flooding, is supposed to be addressed by a $26 million, two-year project to raise Annsville Circle by 4 feet and a half-mile section of Route 6 by 7 feet. Gov. Kathy Hocul announced the launch of that project on Monday (July 15). Those areas, which are increasingly vulnerable as climate change drives the Hudson River higher, will be raised with fill made from recycled glass, an environmentally friendly alternative that will reduce by a year the project's completion, according to the governor's office. The plan includes a path connecting Paddlesports Park with the Jan Peeck Bridge, new crosswalks and landscaping at the center of the roundabout. Contractors are nearly finished replacing a culvert over Putnam Creek on Route 6/202. "It'll be more compact, a smaller circle, and designed in a more modern fashion so there'll be less merging of traffic," said Becker. "It's a dangerous intersection now." He called the area the "gateway" to northern Westchester and an opportunity to fulfill the state's goal of building more housing, which is facing resistance in some municipalities. Cortlandt has submitted a letter notifying the state of its intention to seek certification under its Pro-Housing Community program. Certified communities, such as Beacon, receive preference for housing grants. "You don't want to change the nature of existing residential areas, so this is a way of putting some apartments into the community without impacting other communities," Becker said.

The RCMP say a young person from Wolfville died during flooding caused by heavy rains in the Annapolis Valley on Thursday, July 11th. Police didn't release their name or gender, but they are believed to be a young teenager. RCMP were called at 7:40 p.m. by someone reporting that the teen was pulled into a water-filled ditch at a community park on Highland Avenue and disappeared under the rushing water. Police said a group of friend were playing at the park when the flash flooding occurred. The park, behind Acadia University's Crowell Tower, includes play equipment, a soccer pitch and a skate park. Police say that as part of the efforts, the water drainage system was diverted. The youth was found dead at about 11:30 p.m. Details:

Hollywood business owners are upset and frustrated after planters that were installed to keep homeless encampments from growing were ordered to be removed. The planters and garden beds were placed along the sidewalk on Sunset Boulevard and Highland Avenue in May after shop owners said homeless encampments had completely blocked sidewalks and access paths for almost two years. The driveway to Sunset Sound Recording Studio was inaccessible due to the sheer amount of tents on the sidewalk which continued to increase. The studio was nearly forced to close after they were targeted in a burglary in which thieves defecated on a drum set. They were later targeted in an arson attempt. Many owners said the encampments brought dangers to residents as buildings were vandalized and patrons were threatened. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/darien-dunstan3/message

Bob talks Chuck Schumer and Israel, the Catholic school abuse settlement, Licycle, A body in the water at Highland Avenue, Havana Syndrome, and a studio renovation story.

Our conversation today began with Andrea Cosans, Director of Winchester CCAP to talk about her organization, specifically the three "freedges" that she has located in Winchester & Frederick County. She explained what they are, how they work, and the value & convenience they bring to those wishing to donate food as well as receive food in our area. She also talked of the great need for volunteers in a wide range of capacities. Learn more about Winchester CCAP on their website: https://www.ccapwinchester.org/ and by following them on Facebook. In the second segment, I ran through a list of food pantries across the Shenandoah Valley. This was, by no means a complete list. You can access more resources on the United Way NSV website by clicking here. You can download their Community Resource Directory by clicking here. Please check their websites or social media to confirm their hours and any restrictions they may have as things may have changed since this show aired. We're going to start off with the Winchester Rescue Mission. They are located at 435 North Cameron Street, and they serve meals every day of the week, every week of the year at their Cafe on Cameron. Lunch is served every day from 11:30am until 12:30pm. Dinner is served from 5:30pm until 6:30pm. You're also welcome to take a to-go meal. Those are available at noon and at 6pm each day. Their food pantry is open Monday through Friday from 10am until 11am. Their food distribution is open to anyone in the community needing food for themselves and their families. The community meals are open to the Winchester community. If you want more information about Winchester Rescue Mission, head over to their website at winrescue. org. There they have a wish list, of items that they always need for donations. I'm sure they're always looking for volunteers as well. And you can follow them on Facebook. Braddock Street United Methodist Church offers a hot meal every Monday night at 6pm. They are located at 115 Wolfe Street in downtown Winchester. Highland Food Pantry is located at 446 Highland Avenue, Winchester. They are in the lower level of the Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church. They are open on Tuesdays from 9am until 11am and from 6pm until 7:30pm. Follow them on Facebook for updates. Stephens City United Methodist Church, located at 5291 Main Street, Stephens City has a drive-thru pantry on Tuesdays from 11am until 2pm in their parking lot. It is open to residents of Frederick County, Winchester, and Front Royal. You can receive food every other week, and some of that food includes frozen meats, chilled dairy products, fresh produce, pet food, and cleaning and hygiene items, in addition to canned and boxed goods. Victory Church Food Bank and the Olive Branch Food Pantry at 2870 Middle Road also provides a drive-thru service. They are open on Wednesdays from 9:30am until noon. Hayfield Assembly of God on the second and fourth Tuesday of every month offers a food pantry from 9am until 11am. They are located at 5118 Northwestern Turnpike in Gore. Welltown United Methodist Church at 1444 Welltown Road in Clearbrook offers a food pantry on Thursdays from 5:30pm until 7pm. Emmanuel United Methodist Church at 2732 Martinsburg Pike in Stephenson every Monday from 4:30pm until 5:30pm. They offer hot meals and a food pantry.  Laurel Ridge Community College operates a food pantry for its students. It is open Monday through Friday from 8am until 7pm. You can head to the TRIO office which is in room 606 of Cornerstone Hall. Do a little self-service shopping or you can fill out an online order form, and select your pickup date and time. You can also find a list of other food pantries on their website: https://laurelridge.edu/foodpantry/  FISH of Clarke County is located at 36 East Main Street in Berryville. They are open on Tuesdays from 8am until 10am and on Wednesdays from 8am until 11am. Follow them on Facebook for updates. Go to the back door of the building to access their food pantry. The Christ Episcopal Church in Millwood, located at 843 Bishop Meade Road operates its food pantry on the first Friday of the month from 1pm until 3pm. They also have a special first Saturday of the month from 9am until 11am for seniors and clients with special needs. Bread of Life at Woodstock Presbyterian Church is located at 156 South Muhlenberg Street in Woodstock. They are open on the third Tuesday and the third Thursday from 1pm to 4pm for their food pantry. The Compassion Cupboard at 533 Burgess Street in Strasburg is open on the third Tuesday of the month from 9am until Noon, and from 1pm until 3pm. Loaves and Fishes Pantry at Manor Memorial UMC is open on the third Thursday of the month from 1pm until 5pm. They are located at 9320 North Congress Street in New Market. Loaves and Fishes in Front Royal is located at 613 North Royal Avenue. They're open on Tuesdays from 1pm until 3pm, and on Thursdays and Fridays from 9am until 1pm. Front Royal Salvation Army has a food pantry that operates Monday through Friday from 9am until Noon and from 1:30pm until 3:30pm. They are closed on Wednesdays. They're located at 357 Cloud Street. As a side note, their kettle kickoff is on Saturday, November 18, 2023, at 12:30 at WalMart in Riverton Commons. You can register to ring and give them a little bit of volunteer support during the holidays.  In Page County, Page One has two locations. We just talked to Page One last month on the show. Page One - Luray is located at 35 North Bank Street. They are open Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 8:30am until 11am. They also offer delivery for homebound residents. Their second location, Page One - Shenandoah is Located at 600 Comer Lane. They are open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 10:30am until 2:30pm. They do not offer delivery but can bring your food to the curb if needed. 

Noah interviews Tara about her grandparent's haunted house that was originally owned by a gentleman who had his own circus. In this episode, we learn about the hauntings of the man in the plaid shirt, and an extremely touching paranormal experience between Tara and her grandmother. Want to learn more about Tara and possible get a free rad tattoo! Check her out on TikTok and Instagram @taranicoletattoos Make sure to check out our new website www.RealHauntingsPodcast.com You can visit our patreon at patreon.com/RealHauntings and email us at RealHauntingsPodcast@gmail.com or message us on tiktok and instagram @RealHauntingsPodcast and let us know what you think. Please rate and review the podcast on iTunes and Spotify. Don't forget, a new episode releases every Monday! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

TVC 600.6a: Via remote from The Hollywood Museum: More highlights from the special roundtable discussion, moderated by Leonard Maltin, that celebrated both the fiftieth anniversary of the premiere of The Waltons (CBS, 1972-1981) and the launch of the new Waltons exhibit at The Hollywood Museum. In this segment, cast members Michael Learned, Richard Thomas, Eric Scott, and Kami Cotler share memories of Ralph Waite (“John Walton”). Our thanks to Harlan Boll, Roger Neal, and Hollywood Museum founder and president Donelle Dadigan for allowing us to bring you coverage of this event as part of our program this week. The Waltons Exhibit is now on display at The Hollywood Museum, 1660 N. Highland Avenue in Hollywood, CA, in the historic Max Factor building in Hollywood, CA. Want to advertise/sponsor our show? TV Confidential has partnered with AdvertiseCast to handle advertising/sponsorship requests for the podcast edition of our program. They're great to work with and will help you advertise on our show. Please email sales@advertisecast.com or click the link below to get started: https://www.advertisecast.com/TVConfidentialAradiotalkshowabout Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dre Rodriguez is the founder of Goon, a brand & boutique focusing on fine goods and good times. In 2021, Dre and his wife left California and headed to Columbia, Tennessee. For years, Dre has wanted to open a place where people can hang out, share a common interest, and engage in community. After fighting the feeling, Dre did something about it. Enter Goon - a brick and mortar & online boutique tucked between Highland Avenue and South Main Street near Columbia's blossoming arts district. Inspired by the aesthetics of his native southern California, Goon is the culmination of Dre's love of fashion and his desire to share his passion for premium, quality clothing with others. Web: https://www.shopthegoon.com Instagram: @shopthegoon The 99% Local Podcast Web: https://www.99percentlocalpod.com Instagram: @99percentlocalpod Email: 99percentlocalpod@gmail.com --- Trade Coffee -- Turning coffee drinkers into coffee lovers! Sign up for a coffee subscription and get free bag of coffee! https://www.99percentlocalpod.com/coffee --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/99percentlocalpod/message

Built not bought is what defines Jose Romero. From Harbor City, Jose's exposure to the art of lowriding came at the young age of 11, when an older homeboy took him and a few others to Whittier Boulevard for a cruise in a patterned out Vega. Jose was instantly hooked by the sights, sounds, and ambience of the Boulevard and is where his love for cruising and lowriding came to fruition. Setting him up to be a prestigious car builder, Jose and his family moved from Harbor City to National City in 1980, where he would experience the famous cruising on Highland Avenue. Jose quickly got involved in the local lowrider scene by joining Classics Bike Club, where he created an award winning lowrider bike that won first place at the World of Wheels. Soon after, he found himself in his first car, a 1968 Impala that he got for $200 and not long after, he was cruising everywhere. Destined to work with his hands, Jose and Sal Manzano pursued automotive painting at Del Rey as well as learning from San Diego's finest, Benny Flores. The 90's were one of the greatest decades in lowriding and Jose Romero's contributions are notably apparent. From doing a ‘59 Impala Convertible conversion that came to be Suavecito ‘59, to the impeccable Suavecito ‘58, Jose's execution has been acknowledged all over the world. Aside from the art on wheels he creates, Jose shares how his iconic brand, STR8CLOWNIN went from an idea, to a reality. Not only did STR8CLOWNIN establish itself as a brand, Jose's vision was to share the lifestyle he dedicated himself by creating the STR8CLOWNIN Tour, one of the biggest custom lowrider shows on the West Coast. As talented and impactful as he is, Jose Romero displays his love for lowriding sincerely. He teaches us authenticity, loyalty, and above all, the power of knowledge and keeping an open mind. He embraces cultura, familia, and respect amongst each other, because at the end of the day, we're united through our love for the game. Jose Romero's life can be turned into a movie; he's done and seen it all and continues to push forward no matter was obstacle he's faced with. Always staying true to himself and never forgetting where he comes from, we celebrate his life, career, and resiliency. Jose Romero is as OG as it gets, and that, along with his ongoing contributions to lowriding will stand the test of time.

True Crime Stories of Insurance Fraud Number 27 Riots & Insurance Fraud Barry Zalma, Esq., CFE presents videos so you can learn how insurance fraud is perpetrated and what is necessary to deter or defeat insurance fraud. This Video Blog of True Crime Stories of Insurance Fraud with the names and places changed to protect the guilty are all based upon investigations conducted by me and fictionalized to create a learning environment for claims personnel, SIU investigators, insurers, police, and lawyers better understand insurance fraud and weapons that can be used to deter or defeat a fraudulent insurance claim. In the spring of 1992, riots broke out in Los Angeles. Arson and looting persisted for three days until the National Guard was called in to bring peace to the streets. The insured, the owner and operator of a failing restaurant saw the riots as an opportunity. Chez Expensive was in Hollywood. It catered to a small motion picture and television producers who gather along Highland Avenue between Third Street and Hollywood Boulevard. The motion picture business was bad. The television commercial business was bad. Chez Expensive began to see luncheon crowds of three couples. The insured was barely grossing enough to pay his rent. Riots and civil commotion cause everyone hardship. Innocents suffer the most. Those with criminal intent, however, take advantage of the misery of others. This story, unlike all of the stories in this book, is purely fictional. After more than 53 years in the insurance industry dealing with arson and insurance fraud almost continuously, I believe I can safely estimate that at least 10 percent of the six thousand fires set in the 1992 Los Angeles riots were not caused by the rioters. I assume, similarly, that about 10 percent of the fires set by BLM and ANTIFA activists in Portland, Seattle and Minneapolis were not caused by the rioters. It is a distressing comment on our society that in a time of civil unrest the innocents suffer, usually honest and honorable people are tempted to steal from an insurance company, and the criminal's profit. © 2022 – Barry Zalma Barry Zalma, Esq., CFE, now limits his practice to service as an insurance consultant specializing in insurance coverage, insurance claims handling, insurance bad faith and insurance fraud almost equally for insurers and policyholders. He practiced law in California for more than 44 years as an insurance coverage and claims handling lawyer and more than 54 years in the insurance business. Subscribe to “Zalma on Insurance” at https://zalmaoninsurance.locals.com/subscribe and “Excellence in Claims Handling” at https://barryzalma.substack.com/welcome. You can contact Mr. Zalma at https://www.zalma.com, https://www.claimschool.com, zalma@claimschool.com and zalma@zalma.com . Mr. Zalma is the first recipient of the first annual Claims Magazine/ACE Legend Award. You may find interesting the podcast “Zalma On Insurance” at https://anchor.fm/barry-zalma; you can follow Mr. Zalma on Twitter at; you should see Barry Zalma's videos on https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCysiZklEtxZsSF9DfC0Expg/featured; or videos on https://rumble.com/zalma. Go to the Insurance Claims Library – https://zalma.com/blog/insurance-claims–library/ The last two issues of ZIFL are available at https://zalma.com/zalmas-insurance-fraud-letter-2/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/barry-zalma/support

The twins talk about everything from KISS, twins and more bygone Hollywood restaurants to Roger's newspaper work, music producers, songwriters, sonic footprints, the shrinking collective attention span and much more, including another find from the cassette archive. Photo: Yale Brothers with Pascal Srabian (RIP), circa 1981 SHOW NOTES: 0:00 - "You Got Something" by Roger Yale circa 1981 3:53 - Greetings and about the song / Tascam 144 Portastudio / Heading for cancellation / Pascal Srabian (RIP) / Steve Kobashigawa 6:21 - Parachute jumpsuits / Les McKeown 7:36 - Argent / Rod Argent / The Zombies / Darien Sahanaja / "Hold Your Head Up" / "Liar" / Pat McLaughlin / "Wrong Number" / Allen Toussaint / Mitchell Froom / Crowded House / Capitol Records / Music producers and sonic footprints 11:11 - The H. Salt incident / Hollywood and Vermont 12:29 - Ernie's Taco House, Las Palmas Avenue, Hollywood, 1970s / Ting Ho Restaurant, Highland Avenue / / The Italian Deli, Highland Avenue 14:30 - Three sets of twins at LuLu's North Myrtle Beach / Our friend Nicole's sisters, extremely identical / Twinsburg, Ohio 16:35 - Roger's 1988 Sportster / Pulled over for noise without a motorcycle license / Repossession / Chris' van repossession 18:50 - Roger's current newspaper work / Saying yes / Post and Courier 21:00 - Richard Pryor Wino Dealing with Dracula 21:37 - Making sure Chris isn't losing data / Robbie Robertson / "Sweet Fire of Love" with U2 22:45 - Upcoming KISS show in Raleigh, August 28 / KISS residency in Las Vegas / End of the World Tour / Farewell tours 24:09 - Our friends on Hollywood Boulevard / Manny became Sophia / London Fish and Chip House / Parties at Franklin and Orange apartment 26:38 - When swingers ask you if you party... 27:25 - The problem with hanging out 29:30 - Showering with Sade / Keeping up with the feeds / Pocket / Feedly / Apple Podcasts 31:06 - People don't read / The collective attention span 31:50 - Parting shots / The cassette archive / Chris is going to fix his mother-in-law's computer

For those in areas north, and central and west that get snow…you know when you get those times when you have to remove the snow a couple times a week?  We're at the 2 times a week stage of lawn mowing here.  Mowed Friday last week and here it is Wednesday and HAD to mow again!  I, me, would rather mow twice in a week than have to shovel snow ever again!  AND again, that's just me and mowing is part of living in the land of endless Summer!  The Music Authority LIVE STREAM Show & Podcast...listen, like, comment, download, share, repeat daily on Listen Notes, Google Podcast Manager, Mixcloud, Player FM, Stitcher, Tune In, Podcast Addict, Cast Box, Radio Public, and Pocket Cast, and APPLE iTunes! AND NOW ON MORNINGS IN CANADA!  https://s1.citrus3.com:2000/public/HCRRadio  Hamilton Co-Op Radio! Follow the show on TWITTER JimPrell@TMusicAuthority! Are you listening? How does and can one listen in? Let me list the ways...Listen LIVE here - https://fastcast4u.com/player/jamprell/ Podcast - https://themusicauthority.transistor.fm/   The Music Authority LIVE STREAM Show & Podcast!  Radio Candy Radio Monday Wednesday, & Friday 7PM ET, 4PM PT, Rockin' The KOR Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 7PM UK time, 2PM ET, 11AM PT  www.koradio.rocks  Also, Pop Radio UK Friday, Saturday, & Sunday 6PM UK, 1PM ET, 10AM PT!  June 30, 2021, Wednesday, opening verse…Orbis Max - TMA SHOW OPEN THEMEStar Collector - Game Day [Game Day]Sundial Symphony- 11  Merri Goes Round [Big Stir Singles - The Third Wave] (Big Stir Records)The Dangtrippers - 09 Laughing Gas [Transparent] (Zero Hour Records)Ken Sharp – In My Dreams Tonight [1301 Highland Avenue]trashcan sinatras - Worked A Miracle [I've Seen Everything]Tommy Sistak - Come Find Me (Unplugged) [Music For Sale]Nolan Voide - 12 Surfing To JamaicaKaren Basset - They Don't KnowModafferi - 10 Leave It [Out Amongst The People]The Snails - 13 Pollution  [The Snails] (Beluga Records)Gale Trippsmith - Sea Caves [Sideways]Joe Riccardello - Missing You@Tuns - Mind Over MatterJamie Notarthomas – Divided [Heads or Tales] (@Soulamander)The Decibels - 09 - That's When Happiness Began [Big Sounds Again] (koolkatmusik.com)@Jerry Kennedy - 26 - Teenage Love Is Misery [With This Ring] (Rhythm Bomb Records)Smash Palace - Then She Disappeared [21]simple friend - 07 Sick of Myself [Altered Sweet] (Futureman Records)Guided By Voices - 22 No Point [Zeppelin Over China]Mystery Rose - Passing Notes

Your favorite morning news show is live on FB everyday, Monday thru Friday and we kicked off the week strong! News, news and more news; also coffee & water. Tune in each day on our livestream as we deliver the news and have fun while doing it. This is a great way to stay engaged; stay tuned for all we have coming! - Our friends of the @Fox Valley United Way are hosting a Community Blood Drive (Giving The Gift Of Life). This will be held on Thursday, April 15th from noon to 6 pm at 1240 N. Highland Avenue in Aurora. To register, click this link: https://donate.illinois.versiti.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/5591828 - Come show your love for our beautiful planet and help clean up with us on April 24th, from 9 am to noon. This is presented by @Paramount Theatre and the meeting place will be North Island Center (8 E. Galena Blvd). At the meeting place tools & vests will be distributed; use the hashtag #earthday2021 to show your pride! Shouts out to the Paramount Theater and our friends Aurora Downtown. Get involved in your community and let's all come together for peace and our fellow citizen. Your favorite local radio host will be out and about taking part in many events this summer. To learn more or to join keep tuning in to the show. A very big thank you and shout out to all of our fans, listeners and subscribers; your support is very much appreciated. Tune in tomorrow morning for another great show and more local news. Don't forget! The next three subscribers to our YouTube page win a free GMA t-shirt. To win, go to our YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxAMBwuoGUQKZZXLdtZDWwQ #goodmorningaurora #podcast #aurorail --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goodmorningaurora/support

A lone Pittsburgh Tribune-Review vending machine, on the corner of Broad Street and Highland Avenue in East Liberty, is one of the few remnants of Pittsburgh's once-thriving print newspaper industry. “We're trying to get them all picked up but there may be a few out there we'll have to get later,” said Alan Bowlby, distribution manager for Trib Total Media. Last November, the newspaper ceased production of its Pittsburgh print edition . And now the vending machines that once dotted the city Are you the producer of this podcast? If yes, you can add the transcript here. Learn more Disclaimer: The podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from 90.5 WESA, which is the property of its owner and not affiliated with or endorsed by Listen Notes, Inc. Thank you for helping to keep the podcast database up to date.

Next week, as far as I can tell now, all morning shows, 7-10AM ET, 4-7AM PT!  My nerve ablation follow up isn't till the next week.  The Music Authority LIVE STREAM Show & Podcast...listen, like, comment, download, share, repeat daily on Mixcloud, Player FM, Stitcher, Tune In, Podcast Addict, Cast Box, Radio Public, and Pocket Cast, and APPLE iTunes! AND NOW ON MORNINGS IN CANADA!  https://s1.citrus3.com:2000/public/HCRRadio Hamilton Co-Op Radio! Follow the show on TWITTER JimPrell@TMusicAuthority! Are you listening? How does and can one listen in? Let me list the ways...Listen LIVE here - https://fastcast4u.com/player/jamprell/ Podcast recorded here - https://themusicauthority.transistor.fm/ Take a moment and share this post! Share it! Share it!! Share It!!! SHARED! The Music Authority LIVE STREAM Show & Podcast! Please check out my shows special recorded hour, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 7PM UK time, 2PM ET, 11AM PT Now Rocking The KOR! www.koradio.rocks ALSO! Hear a completely different recorded hour of Power Pop, Rock, Soul, Rhythm & Blues...NO TWO LIVE SHOWS THE SAME, Friday, Saturday and Sunday on Pop Radio UK 6PM UK, 1PM ET, 10AM PT!October 10, 2020 Saturday, verse two…Screen Test - I Am Sincere [Anthology] (Northside Records)Crushing Violets – DragonThrift Store Halo - 01 Get Over You [Pop-Rocket EP]Summer Children - Walkin' After Midnight [On The Go With Summer Children] (Karma Frog Media)The Rubinoos - 08 - Like Candy [The Basement Tapes]HankyPanky- 01 Milk [Life Is Not A Fairy Tale]Greg Pope - 03 When The Road Began [Wishing On A Dark Star]The Jigsaw Seen - 06 Madame Whirligig [Old Man Reverb]Vince Melouney - Women (Make You Feel Alright)Bay City Rollers - Keep On DancingKerry Pastine And The Crime Scene - Tears of Heartache [City Of Love]SFB - Last Of The Dying BreedThe Miamis – Yo-YoThe Association - Cherish [Greatest Hits]ANC4 - 07-Happy Again [ANC4](Beluga Records)The Kennedys - Didn't It Rain [Get It Right]my little brother - 19  Love Song for an Island (David Teasdale Mix) (Big Stir Records)Ken Sharp – Not Afraid Of Love [1301 Highland Avenue]

Water Resources Operations and Maintenance (O&M) is scheduled to begin work on water and/or sewer replacements in the N. Highland neighborhood, beginning Monday, Aug. 24, 2020. No through traffic will be allowed on streets where sewer and water line improvements are being constructed. Traffic on N. Highland Ave. will be detoured around the affected areas during construction upgrades. Find out more about the project on the "Insider" podcast. Guests are Assistant City Manager Darren Gore and Micky Williams, foreman of heavy construction for the Water Resources Department.

Life. Not just a Milton Bradley game; and there ain't no instruction manual! All one can do is TRY to be a better person than one was the day previous. Wow! Just be my friend, just be… The Music Authority LIVE STREAM Show & Podcast...recorded and on Mixcloud, Player FM, Stitcher, Tune In, Podcast Addict, Cast Box, Radio Public, and Pocket Cast, APPLE iTunes, AND Google Play Music! AND NOW ON MORNINGS IN CANADA! https://s1.citrus3.com:2000/public/HCRRadio Hamilton Co-Op Radio! Follow the show on TWITTER JimPrell@TMusicAuthority! Are you listening? How does and can one listen in? Let me list the ways...Listen LIVE here - https://fastcast4u.com/player/jamprell/ Podcast recorded here - https://themusicauthority.transistor.fm/ Take a moment and share this post! Share it! Share it!! Share It!!! SHARED! The Music Authority LIVE STREAM Show & Podcast! Please check out my shows special recorded hour, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 7PM UK time, 2PM ET, 11AM PT Now Rocking The KOR! www.koradio.rocks ALSO! Hear a completely different recorded hour of Power Pop, Rock, Soul, Rhythm & Blues...NO TWO LIVE SHOWS THE SAME, Friday, Saturday and Sunday on Pop Radio UK 6PM UK, 1PM ET, 10AM PT! July 25, 2020, Saturday...you, me & the music, hour one…Orbis Max - TMA SHOW OPEN THEMEGreen Catherderal - Don't Look Back [Winter's Veil]Green Circles - Stephanie comesThe Cherry Twister - Why Won't You Believe in Me [At Home With Cherry Twister]The Embryos - 07 Bad Old Days [Open The Kimono] (koolkatmusik.com)Fireking - Dressed For The End Of The World [Double Trouble]Mark A. James - Sleeping All Alone [Temper]The Records - InsomniaIan George - 06_L'Étang-la-Ville [Kingdom Of My Youth]Kevin Winks – Healing-HeartsJim Basnight - Looking Through Glass [Introducing Jim Basnight] (Precedent Records)Nick Piunti And The Complicated Men - 01_Upper Hand [Downtime] (Jem Records)Dfactor - 01 Tonight is What We Do [Anthems for the Active Set]Quincy - 04 - A Get Well Card From The Devil [35 Years On] (koolkatmusik.com)Ken Sharp – Beating Heart [1301 Highland Avenue]

In the summer of 1978, a mother and her four year old daughter are brutally slain inside their New Castle, Pennsylvania home. Without a weapon or motive, the case goes cold. An anonymous tip leads investigators to a carnival side show performer, Satanist and man known as the Witch of Highland Avenue who may have a sexual relationship with the victim's husband. Sex, drugs, and devil worship make for a fascinating true crime case. Mountain Murders discusses the Kadunce Killings on episode 87. Email: MountainMurdersPodcast@gmail.comIntro Music: Joe Buck Yourself

Offbeat ColumbusEpisode 5- Attack of the KarensThis week we will Talk about the Clintonville Amusement Park, We will discuss No Mow May, We will go over a list of ruined names, feature a Drag Queen who has made a business out of baking cookies, Check in on this weeks Florida Man, The Real Estate Flashback house of the week, and I will read my commencement speech I wrote for the Class of 2020.No Mow Mayhwww.postcrescent.com/story/news/local/2020/04/08/appleton-residents-can-skip-lawn-mowing-next-month-aid-pollinators/2956127001/How the World’s Largest Amusement Park used to be in Clintonvillehttps://www.clintonvillespotlight.com/articles/clintonville-once-was-home-to-columbus-zoological-park/http://touringohio.com/central/franklin/columbus/olentangy-amusement.htmlhttps://www.columbusnavigator.com/history-columbus-amusement-parks/Plenty O CookiesYoutube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6RJaVQODhq5k6QHRymVIfQWebsite http://www.plentyofcookies.comFlorida Manhttps://www.businessobserverfl.com/article/fcci-insurance-ceo-arrested-for-alleged-battery-on-officer-other-chargesReal Estate Flashback House of the Week July 28th, 1985328 Highland Avenue in Worthingtonhttps://www.zillow.com/homedetails/329-Highland-Ave-Worthington-OH-43085/34020907_zpid/

Workers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Digital Publishing and Printing Services are shifting their resources towards making masks for health workers. The masks are delivered to the UW Hospital on Highland Avenue, which then distributes them to the UW Hospitals that need them. The pandemic has increased the demand at Madison’s UW Hospital for personal […] The post UW Printing Services Start Manufacturing Masks appeared first on WORT 89.9 FM.

The Oscars may be over, but Hollywood is about to be overrun with a different kind of A-lister this week when the art world descends on Tinseltown for the second edition of Frieze Los Angeles. Despite the glut of disposable income earned from media moguls and tech startups, it has long proven difficult for East Coast dealers to make inroads with prospective clients on the country's opposite flank. In this context, the success of Frieze's southern California debut last year was a pleasant surprise. One gallery that has had no problem endearing itself to a diverse audience in Los Angeles from the start is Various Small Fires. Co-founded in 2012 by Esther Kim Varet and her husband Joseph Varet, VSF, as it's commonly known, occupies a highly coveted spot along a gallery-rich stretch of Highland Avenue in Hollywood. Its Johnston Marklee-designed Art Deco-style building boasts a 3,000-square-foot main gallery connected to two adjacent project spaces, a roofless back patio that acts as an oasis in the midst of the bustling city, and the rare eco-friendly pedigree of running on 100 percent solar energy. Though the roster is small, VSF's 12 artists hold an outsize claim on the LA art scene—and beyond—with strong institutional presences and a near-constant waiting list for new work. One key to this impressive reach? The gallery's forward-looking decision to embrace Kim Varet's Korean heritage and open a second permanent space in Seoul in early 2019, allowing VSF to connect with young collectors on both sides of the Pacific. On this week's episode, Andrew Goldstein speaks to Esther Kim Varet from her office in California about what makes VSF an outlier in the often-staid, anachronistic world of art galleries, how dealers can win their artists institutional sustainability in an increasingly market-oriented field, and why photorealist painter Calida Rawles is poised to lead a renaissance of the underappreciated genre.

The Oscars may be over, but Hollywood is about to be overrun with a different kind of A-lister this week when the art world descends on Tinseltown for the second edition of Frieze Los Angeles. Despite the glut of disposable income earned from media moguls and tech startups, it has long proven difficult for East Coast dealers to make inroads with prospective clients on the country's opposite flank. In this context, the success of Frieze's southern California debut last year was a pleasant surprise. One gallery that has had no problem endearing itself to a diverse audience in Los Angeles from the start is Various Small Fires. Co-founded in 2012 by Esther Kim Varet and her husband Joseph Varet, VSF, as it's commonly known, occupies a highly coveted spot along a gallery-rich stretch of Highland Avenue in Hollywood. Its Johnston Marklee-designed Art Deco-style building boasts a 3,000-square-foot main gallery connected to two adjacent project spaces, a roofless back patio that acts as an oasis in the midst of the bustling city, and the rare eco-friendly pedigree of running on 100 percent solar energy. Though the roster is small, VSF's 12 artists hold an outsize claim on the LA art scene—and beyond—with strong institutional presences and a near-constant waiting list for new work. One key to this impressive reach? The gallery's forward-looking decision to embrace Kim Varet's Korean heritage and open a second permanent space in Seoul in early 2019, allowing VSF to connect with young collectors on both sides of the Pacific. On this week's episode, Andrew Goldstein speaks to Esther Kim Varet from her office in California about what makes VSF an outlier in the often-staid, anachronistic world of art galleries, how dealers can win their artists institutional sustainability in an increasingly market-oriented field, and why photorealist painter Calida Rawles is poised to lead a renaissance of the underappreciated genre.

Beware. Be where? Here, on The Obscure Curio. Today's episode features not one, but TWO amazing guest- Noah White and Susan Lewellyn. Join us as we reminisce on our time as peers in a church Youth Group and how it let to where we all are today. We also hear from Noah on what life is like as an American living in Japan, we discuss living with an unusually short torso, we talk about bodybuilding, tattooing,  and really dive into the battle between European and Asian Black and Death Metal. This was an excellent show to record, hope you enjoy. We now have merch! Check it out: https://teespring.com/stores/the-obscure-curio You can also support the show at: www.patreon.com/TheObscureCurio   Backwoods Brawl 3 is this Saturday at Backwoods Grappling Academy! 1115 Highland Avenue, Carrollton, Kentucky Starts at 11am, tickets $5 at the door!         x

Sharing In God's Presence Sermon by Brenda Willett. February 3, 2019 at Covenant Church East, 623 Highland Avenue, Greensburg, PA, 15601.

We welcome professional Cuddler, Lisa VanArsdale, to set us straight on exactly what goes down in the industry in the area. Lisa gives us some insight on the cuddling, comedy, tabloids, and a lot more. This is a fun one. This Podcast is brought to you by Walter Investment Partners, 81 Highland Avenue. Suite 100. Bethlehem, PA 18017. Call them at 610.865.9550 or Toll Free 800.685.2160. It’s easy to do a Google search for financial information. But what happens when you run into conflicting articles and need to separate fact from fiction? That is where Judd Walter of Walter Investment Partners can help. Judd is a Financial Advisor at Janney Montgomery Scott, located in the Bethlehem office. He will take the time to answer all of your investment questions and help you develop a personalized financial planning strategy with the flexibility to adapt to your changing needs. Judd can also help you with estate planning, setting up trusts, income for retirement and legacy planning for the next generation. Call or text Judd today for a complimentary portfolio review at 610 609 8001 or visit WalterInvestmentPartners.com. Subscribe to the Lehigh Valley with Love Podcast. This episode features the Song “Goodbye Syndrome” by Sunsets North. (www.sunsetsnorth.com)

We welcome IndyCar driver, and Nazareth native, Sage Karam to the Podcast just before the ABC Supply 500 at Pocono Raceway. Sage talks his history in racing, training, family, overcoming an incredible tragedy, and looking toward the future in one of our favorite episodes to date. We deal with a few sensitive topics in this podcast. We’d like to provide the information for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, 1-800-273-TALK (8255) or Live Online Chat. If you or someone you know is suicidal or in emotional distress, contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. Trained crisis workers are available to talk 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Your confidential and toll-free call goes to the nearest crisis center in the Lifeline national network. These centers provide crisis counseling and mental health referrals. Walter Investment Partners This Podcast is brought to you by Walter Investment Partners, 81 Highland Avenue. Suite 100. Bethlehem, PA 18017. Call them at 610.865.9550 or Toll Free 800.685.2160. It’s easy to do a Google search for financial information. But what happens when you run into conflicting articles and need to separate fact from fiction? That is where Judd Walter of Walter Investment Partners can help. Judd is a Financial Advisor at Janney Montgomery Scott, located in the Bethlehem office. He will take the time to answer all of your investment questions and help you develop a personalized financial planning strategy with the flexibility to adapt to your changing needs. Judd can also help you with estate planning, setting up trusts, income for retirement and legacy planning for the next generation. Call or text Judd today for a complimentary portfolio review at 610 609 8001 or visit WalterInvestmentPartners.com.

Thank you to everyone who came out to our 14 shows at ComedyPlatz at the Ice House during Musikfest! We had about 3,000 total people at all the shows! We were able to sit down with comedian Paul Spratt backstage for a quick, but memorable, episode of the Lehigh Valley with Love Podcast. A bit about Paul Spratt: Paul born in Boston but grew up in Pennsylvania brings a unique and different outlook to the world he lives in through his comedy. Knowing both the crowded city life but also the quiet country life leads him to have a different view on everything happening in his own life and around him. Paul brings a honest truthful in your face kind of honesty about what a lot of us take for granted in the everyday world. Comedy therapy where someone says what you were always thinking. Paul also loves to take time to donating to charity events, running, and working his own events for one of his favorite charities B4BC.org where he’s raised over $10,000 for breast cancer. Rising through a relatively unknown comedy scene in Scranton, PA to becoming an up and coming comic now in the New York city scene. Paul has been seen working in a lot of the clubs in the tri-state area and also finished high in some well regarded comedy competitions and festivals. Multi-time semi-finalist in the March Madness Comedy competition at the Stress Factory Comedy Club Laughing Skull Comedy Festival Winner of New Jersey’s funniest comic at the Stress Factory Semi Finalist in Helium’s Philly’s Phunniest Semi- Finalist in Last Comix Standing at Comix at Foxwoods Winner of Wisecrackers comedy competition Semi- Finalist in the Comedy Cabaret comedy competition Cape May Comedy Festival Paul regularly opens on the road for comic Joe Matarese but also has opened for many other big name comedians such as Dom Irrera, Dave Attell, and many more. Walter Investment Partners This Podcast is brought to you by Walter Investment Partners, 81 Highland Avenue. Suite 100. Bethlehem, PA 18017. Call them at 610.865.9550 or Toll Free 800.685.2160. It’s easy to do a Google search for fina

Robbie Lawrence is the 25-year-old front man for Robbie and The Steelworkers, the newest polka band in the Lehigh Valley. We talk all things Bethlehem, polka, and music in general with the Bethlehem native, who is also a local music teacher. Be sure to catch Robbie and The Steelworkers at Musikfest on Saturday, August 3 at Noon at Plaza Tropical and then at 6 p.m. at the Yuengling LagerPlatz. Lehigh Valley with Love ComedyPlatz starts Friday, August 2! We have a ton of shows, so find which one you can make it to and we’ll see you there. ALSO, don’t forget that you can win a ton of prizes at Musikfest just by grabbing our free LVwithLOVE Straw! Walter Investment Partners This Podcast is brought to you by Walter Investment Partners, 81 Highland Avenue. Suite 100. Bethlehem, PA 18017. Call them at 610.865.9550 or Toll Free 800.685.2160. It’s easy to do a Google search for financial information. But what happens when you run into conflicting articles and need to separate fact from fiction? That is where Judd Walter of Walter Investment Partners can help. Judd is a Financial Advisor at Janney Montgomery Scott, located in the Bethlehem office. He will take the time to answer all of your investment questions and help you develop a personalized financial planning strategy with the flexibility to adapt to your changing needs. Judd can also help you with estate planning, setting up trusts, income for retirement and legacy planning for the next generation. Call or text Judd today for a complimentary portfolio review at 610 609 8001 or visit WalterInvestmentPartners.com.

Just in time for Musikfest 2019, we welcome ArtsQuest Programming Director, Ryan Hill, to the Podcast. Ryan tells us a little bit about his history in comedy, advice for those starting out, and gets us ready for a ton of comedy at the ‘Fest! Be sure to check out Lehigh Valley with Love ComedyPlatz AND all of ArtsQuest comedy programming before, during, and after Musikfest! Walter Investment Partners This Podcast is brought to you by Walter Investment Partners, 81 Highland Avenue. Suite 100. Bethlehem, PA 18017. Call them at 610.865.9550 or Toll Free 800.685.2160. It’s easy to do a Google search for financial information. But what happens when you run into conflicting articles and need to separate fact from fiction? That is where Judd Walter of Walter Investment Partners can help. Judd is a Financial Advisor at Janney Montgomery Scott, located in the Bethlehem office. He will take the time to answer all of your investment questions and help you develop a personalized financial planning strategy with the flexibility to adapt to your changing needs. Judd can also help you with estate planning, setting up trusts, income for retirement and legacy planning for the next generation. Call or text Judd today for a complimentary portfolio review at 610 609 8001 or visit WalterInvestmentPartners.com. Subscribe to the Lehigh Valley with Love Podcast. This episode features the Song “Goodbye Syndrome” by Sunsets North. (www.sunsetsnorth.com)

We welcome reporter and podcast producer from The Morning Call, Kayla Dwyer, to the Podcast! Kayla is not only a driving force behind The Call’s podcast, but she’s also had all eyes on her Twitter feed during a recent climbing incident at the blast furnaces in Bethlehem. Listen to find out more about Kayla, how she got started, her thoughts on current journalism, and, of course, a first-hand account of her experience at the recent situation in Bethlehem. Follow her on Twitter and catch up with The Morning Call Podcast here. Walter Investment Partners This Podcast is brought to you by Walter Investment Partners, 81 Highland Avenue. Suite 100. Bethlehem, PA 18017. Call them at 610.865.9550 or Toll Free 800.685.2160. It’s easy to do a Google search for financial information. But what happens when you run into conflicting articles and need to separate fact from fiction? That is where Judd Walter of Walter Investment Partners can help. Judd is a Financial Advisor at Janney Montgomery Scott, located in the Bethlehem office. He will take the time to answer all of your investment questions and help you develop a personalized financial planning strategy with the flexibility to adapt to your changing needs. Judd can also help you with estate planning, setting up trusts, income for retirement and legacy planning for the next generation. Call or text Judd today for a complimentary portfolio review at 610 609 8001 or visit WalterInvestmentPartners.com. Subscribe to the Lehigh Valley with Love Podcast. This episode features the Song “Goodbye Syndrome” by Sunsets North. (www.sunsetsnorth.com)

Discover Lehigh Valley is the area’s destination marketing organization, encouraging millions to visit the area 12 months per year. From skiing to hiking and dining to nightlife, the Lehigh Valley is a high level tourism location. Newly appointed VP of Sales at Discover Lehigh Valley, Bree Nidds, visited the podcast to talk about what she does to encourage businesses and groups and even individuals to take a look at visiting the Lehigh Valley for meetings, events, or just because. Learn about her recent move to the area and her background in travel and tourism! She also has an interesting story about Allentown from the Sahara Desert. Learn more at discoverlehighvalley.com Walter Investment Partners This Podcast is brought to you by Walter Investment Partners, 81 Highland Avenue. Suite 100. Bethlehem, PA 18017. Call them at 610.865.9550 or Toll Free 800.685.2160. It’s easy to do a Google search for financial information. But what happens when you run into conflicting articles and need to separate fact from fiction? That is where Judd Walter of Walter Investment Partners can help. Judd is a Financial Advisor at Janney Montgomery Scott, located in the Bethlehem office. He will take the time to answer all of your investment questions and help you develop a personalized financial planning strategy with the flexibility to adapt to your changing needs. Judd can also help you with estate planning, setting up trusts, income for retirement and legacy planning for the next generation. Call or text Judd today for a complimentary portfolio review at 610 609 8001 or visit WalterInvestmentPartners.com. Subscribe to the Lehigh Valley with Love Podcast. This episode features the Song “Goodbye Syndrome” by Sunsets N

You may not think that the Lehigh Valley has that many “influencers” or people making money from social media, but then you’d be wrong. We welcome in Instagramer and Youtuber (and, of course, mom!) Juliana Avilia to the Podcast. Juliana has more than 24K followers on Instagram and more than 40K on YouTube. Much of her content is focused on being a mom. Juliana tells us about how she got started, how she makes money, and gives some advice to those who are thinking of doing something similar. Get more information about Juliana on her Instagram, YouTube, and other social accounts. Walter Investment Partners This Podcast is brought to you by Walter Investment Partners, 81 Highland Avenue. Suite 100. Bethlehem, PA 18017. Call them at 610.865.9550 or Toll Free 800.685.2160. It’s easy to do a Google search for financial information. But what happens when you run into conflicting articles and need to separate fact from fiction? That is where Judd Walter of Walter Investment Partners can help. Judd is a Financial Advisor at Janney Montgomery Scott, located in the Bethlehem office. He will take the time to answer all of your investment questions and help you develop a personalized financial planning strategy with the flexibility to adapt to your changing needs. Judd can also help you with estate planning, setting up trusts, income for retirement and legacy planning for the next generation. Call or text Judd today for a complimentary portfolio review at 610 609 8001 or visit WalterInvestmentPartners.com. Subscribe to the Lehigh Valley with Love Podcast.

Today Austin gave his take on the tragic death of two people in a head-on collision that happened on Highland Avenue. The opinions flew around fast and furious after Austin asked for accountability from the Richmond County Sheriff's Office, so much that even his character was questioned.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mary Leigh Cherry is the Director of the newly opened Tonya Bonakdar Gallery in Los Angeles. Her long career as a gallerist, curator, and collector has made her a prolific figure in the art world on both coasts, and our conversation made for an episode that will be highly valuable to anyone involved or interested in the art world. Thank you to Mary Leigh for joining me on the podcast this week. If you’re in Los Angeles, you should definitely check out the work she’s doing at Tonya Bonakdar Gallery on Highland Avenue in Hollywood. For more information visit www.tanyabonakdargallery.com

Which street is Capital Hotel on?*Capital 首都It's on Highland Avenue. 在高地街上*Avenue 大道、大街Fifth Avenue 第五大道（纽约很有名的购物街）Go straight until you get to Grand Street then turn right. Go to the second stoplight and turn left. Capital Hotel is right there.直走直到你看到格兰特街然后右转。 到第二个红绿灯左转，首都饭店就在哪儿！*有没有注意到 right 在这里有使用到两个意思，一个指方向（右边），另一个是指「就在、正是」的意思，这个字还有「正确的」意思，所以我们要根据说话的情景和语句整个意思来判断。关注我的社交媒体账号，有更多精彩分享：- 公众微信号：贵旅特（ID：Guilvte）- 网站：flywithlily.com- FB粉丝页：Fly with Lily- IG: flywithlily-Line ID: Fly with Lily

Our podcast about THE CHEAT (1915) is actually a welcome excuse to talk about the art of silent film. Find out why film historian and motion picture preservationist Randy Haberkamp’s choice of THE CHEAT turned out to be a perfect springboard for a discussion about the great silents. This episode was recorded at the Hollywood Heritage Museum on Highland Avenue, just across the street from the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. Visit them in person or at: www.hollywoodheritage.org

Roger Cossack on the most exciting legal moment of his life - "I had my voice, and I had my moment. I lost six to three. Nevertheless, it was . . . my one and only time before the United States Supreme Court, but it was probably the most exciting legal moment of my life. My mother was there, and my son was there and my wife was there." Roger Cossack, ESPN Sports Legal Analyst and Law Professor A Ockershausen: This is Our Town. This is Andy Ockershausen, and we're talking and going to talk to Roger Cossack, the 1999 Vanity Fair one of the movers and shakers of Washington radio, TV and broadcast. 1999, do you remember that year, Rog? Roger Cossack: I was going to say that must be another Roger Cossack. A Ockershausen: Vanity Fair of all mag. What happened to Broadcasting and USA Today and so forth? Roger Cossack: No, they never recognized me. A Ockershausen: Sports Illustrated. Roger, tell us now. You are from the West Coast. You're a West Coast guy, but you grace our town and have for many years, and we have really appreciated it. Tell me about your early life on the coast, LA. Roger Cossack: Well, I went to UCLA undergraduate and UCLA law school. A Ockershausen: Where'd you go to school? I mean, to grammar school. Cheremoya Avenue Grammar, Hollywood High and Ricky Nelson Roger Cossack: I went to Cheremoya Avenue Grammar School, but probably the most notable place I went was, I went to Hollywood High School. A Ockershausen: Hollywood High. Roger Cossack: I went to Hollywood High School, and my claim to fame is, is that I sat next to Ricky Nelson. We both sat on the bench for the football team, and neither one of us played too much. A Ockershausen: What a famous, famous, fabulous high school, though. Hollywood High. Roger Cossack: Yeah, it was- A Ockershausen: Was it on Sunset? Roger Cossack: It is on Highland Avenue between Sunset and Hollywood Boulevard. It was a great time to go to Hollywood High School. A Ockershausen: Oh my God, yeah. Roger Cossack: It was a fun time to go. A Ockershausen: Celebrity school, right? Roger Cossack: Well, yeah. There were a lot of celebrities who went there. I'm trying to think of some of them. I think, as I told you, Ricky Nelson, but I can't remember any of them now, now but there were some. There were always, you know, pretty girls who were leaving to go be in the movies. That's the way our- A Ockershausen: A lot of friends of mine from ABC Television who lived on the West Coast, their kids went to Hollywood High when they were coming up in the business. It was so important that they get that LA feeling. Why would you then go to school, you went down the road to UCLA? UCLA Undergrad and Law School Roger Cossack: Well, UCLA it was a very good reason, Andy. A Ockershausen: Did your family live down there? Roger Cossack: Well, my family lived in Los Angeles, but- A Ockershausen: West Los Angeles? Roger Cossack: Not so much. We lived in Hollywood, and the reason that I went to UCLA is because, it was a very good reason, was that UCLA, it was and is a public university, and that was where I could afford to go to school. It was inexpensive and it- A Ockershausen: One of the most gorgeous campuses in the free world. Roger Cossack: It's a beautiful place. It was a great opportunity for me to be able to go there. It was very inexpensive, and get a great education. In fact, I loved it so much I stayed six years. There was a couple of little- A Ockershausen: That's irregular. Roger Cossack: Yeah, a couple of little interruptions- A Ockershausen: Roger. Roger Cossack: Which we won't go into, but nevertheless I stayed six years. Then, the UCLA law school let me in and I was able to get a legal education at UCLA law school. A Ockershausen: Did Ricky go with? No, he went into showbiz. Roger Cossack: No, Ricky went on to bigger and better things.

This week: BAS on the west coast! We talk to Adriana Salazar and John Spiak, director and chief curator of the Grand Central Art Center, which has an exhibition of Adriana's work up currently. Also, we talk to Sabina Ott about The Terrain Exhibitions Biennial which is this coming weekend! Plan your life around seeing us at EXPO!!! You know you want to. ADRIANA SALAZAR: NOTHING ELSE LEFT 2013 California-Pacific Triennial Partnership with Orange County Museum of Art July 6 through September 22, 2013 Is there an end to our existence? Can we be separated from our bodies and be transformed into something else? Adriana Salazar's work has continued to revolve around these questions in different ways. This is why the realm of mortuary customs appeals to her: it presents numerous ways to approach the ultimate unknown. Her past series of works have attempted to bring inanimate objects to life; crystalize human actions into mechanical devices; worked to blur the line that separates the natural and the artificial. Death has been an ever-present part of her work, understood in a broader sense, in her own words, "I want to address death as a dare to the certainties of knowledge, and as a challenge to deeply rooted traditions. Thus, my work has taken its course transforming mechanical actions, obsolete objects, fading plants and passing life into installations and objects that could become questioning situations themselves." For this current series, created during a two-month residency at Grand Central Art Center, the artist desired to go deeper into that moment of transition between life and death, finding out as much as she could about what happens with our bodies, with our consciousness and with everything we build around the death of others. In her words, "I found, amongst other things, that there is an aesthetics of transition, that there are rituals trying to maintain life after death, and laws which govern our bodies, even when we are not fully present. I also found out that there are transitional techniques and an intricate industry around them." Some of these techniques of transition have the purpose of dematerializing the body - its physical presence, associated to life and its impermanence - replacing it with a different kind of immaterial presence. In the crematory, a compartment ignites at a very high temperature until the body is almost entirely dissolved. In order to secure the transparency of this transition, all particles of bone are carefully separated from any other solid object that might exist in our remains. These foreign bodies - implants, replacements, metal bodily parts, and every sign of our artificial self - must be removed. All that is left are bones, which are then reduced to the size of grains of sand. These remains are kept in homes, spread at symbolic locations, interned at traditional burials site, or used in other creative manners. The artificial parts, on the other hand, are usually recycled for their metals or tossed away. Salazar has decided to rescue as many cremated artificial body parts possible. These parts remain as solid as they were inside their bodies and are nevertheless considered residue. She found their value in this very ambiguity. They embody the question of the status of our own existence on a physical level: their materiality creates confusion between those objects as parts of a physical body and our own body, thus opening the gap between our certainties and uncertainties, beyond the matter of human death itself. The simple presence of these objects puts the status of life into question, allowing us to see, on one hand, the death of usage and value as something applicable to our own bodies. They allow us to see, on the other hand, the possibility of our existence as purely impermanent, earthly and physical. They allow us to see our possible becoming. Terrain Exhibitions BiennialSeptember 15 - October 19, 2013Opening Block Party: September 15, 1 -10 PMUtilizing multiple homes on the 700 Highland Avenue block, nine artists have created site-specific interventions for this month long event. Exhibiting Artists: Alberto AguilarStephanie BarberTom BurtonwoodRobert GeroGunnatowskiAmes HawkinsAlexandra NoeMegan Taylor NoeJudy Rushin Opening Block Party: Terrain artist Claire Ashley will produce an event featuring her inflatable sculptures. Ellen Butler, neighbor, will exhibit her paintings and Elizabeth Rexford’s The Harmonia Quartet will play on the Longfellow Elementary school steps. A reading from Ames Hawkins' Paper Violets will be performed in addition to Paul Hertz conducting the interactive “Ignotus the Mage” at intervals throughout the afternoon. There will be a plethora of activities and constructive projects for the whole family, such as bookbinding, fluxkit exchanges, Exquisite Corpse drawing games, and a chance for all to participate in creating a surrealist poem imagined by Stephanie Barber. The Taco Bernardo Food Truck will be in Oak Park serving dinner from 5:30 – 8:00PM, an assortment of treats will be provided by neighbors and all are welcome to add to the potluck! The day’s activities will be accompanied by the DJ styles of Rae Chardonnay then followed by neighbor Ryan Todd's band Officer Friendly. Terrain artist and Director of Aspect Ratio Gallery, Jefferson Godard, will wrap up the event with a curated video program that will be shown from dusk until 10PM.