Podcasts about Hometown

As much as I love the holiday season, it can be extremely overwhelming - especially if you struggle with social anxiety. If you're someone who has a hard time bringing yourself to go out and socialize, this episode is for you

Bob's Sunday Morning show.

Je zit niet per se slecht, maar ook niet goed en juist dat vreet aan je. In deze aflevering deelt Thomas waarom blijven waar alles vertrouwd is vaak precies is wat je klein houdt, en waarom afstand nemen soms de enige manier is om weer helder te zien.Socials: YouTube:Youtube.com/@thomasvdleck/videosInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thomasvdleck/

Hometown Rejection (Matthew 13:53-58)

Hometown Radio 12/12/25 3p: Pet of the Week Your chance to win the Linn's gift card and Get ready for the Avila Doggie Parade

Hometown Radio 12/12/25 5p: Last Call Open Line

Hometown Radio 12/12/25 6p: Michele Dostert addresses current events

Louie the Singer on Touring, New Album, and Overcoming Life's Challenges | Curious Goldfish PodcastJoin host Jason English on Curious Goldfish as he sits down with Louie the Singer to discuss his new album 'One for the Hometown', his preparations for a nationwide tour, and his journey through life's ups and downs. Louie talks openly about the struggles of balancing personal life with his career, the inspiration behind his emotional songs, and his deep connection with his fans. Discover the impactful stories behind his music, his experiences growing up in Fort Worth, Texas, and how he navigates the complexities of being a Mexican American artist in the country music scene.00:00 Introduction to Curious Goldfish Podcast00:41 Interview with Louie: New Album and Tour02:03 The Emotional Journey Behind 'If I Die Tomorrow'04:16 Louie's Artistic Process and Authenticity06:34 Growing Up in Fort Worth13:40 Challenges and Identity in the Music Industry19:28 Message of Hope and Resilience21:06 Reflecting on 2018: A Year of Loss and Guilt22:24 Father-Son Bond: Lessons and Memories23:20 Parenting Challenges and Personal Growth23:52 Coping with Loss and Finding Faith25:59 Prison Life and Musical Aspirations27:33 Post-Prison Life: Coping Mechanisms and Family30:30 Preparing for the Biggest Tour Yet32:38 Future Aspirations and Overcoming Challenges39:01 Curiosity and Fatherhood: Balancing Career and Family41:05 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

In this episode of Total Michigan, we sit down with Pete Sander, the owner of Steele Street Brewing in Ionia, to explore how an unexpected career change, a run-down building, and a simple desire to create a welcoming space turned into one of the community's most beloved gathering places. Pete shares the heart, grit, and vision behind building a true hometown pub—where tables get pushed together, conversations flow effortlessly, and belonging is poured one pint at a time.In this episode, you'll hear:How Pete transformed a neglected building into a community hubThe challenges and surprises of starting and running a small-town breweryWhy Steele Street Brewing has become Ionia's unofficial living roomLinks:Steele Street Brewing300 S Steele StreetIonia, MI, 48846Website: https://www.steelestreetbrewing.com/Subscribe to our Email Newsletter: https://totalmichigan.com/join/Find us on Facebook: https://facebook.com/totalmichiganWatch on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@totalmichigan

Andrew Hypes has spent the last two years travelling all over the world: Paris, London Romania, Vegas, Poland and California, to name a few. After growing up in Waynesboro, Virginia, population 23K, it's a little surreal: working in Dr. Dre's studio, flying on private planes, standing in front of the Eiffel Tower – the real one, not the one at Kings Dominion – all stemming from his role as the official DJ for Justin Timberlake's recently wrapped “The Forget Tomorrow World Tour.”

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Hometown Radio 12/11/25 3p: Spotlight on the Dana Adobe

Hometown Radio 12/11/25 4p: James Papp and Terry Heinlein discuss architecture from Frank Gehry to Trump's Ballroom

Hometown Radio 12/11/25 5p: Karl Beck updates us on the national health care debate

Hometown Radio 12/11/25 6p: Chris Arend examines the controversy around Pete Hegseth

Hometown Radio 12/11/25 3:30p: Charlie Puffer introduces us to local filmmakers

Hometown Radio 12/10/25 6p: Rory McGinty examines the current U.S. health care debate

Hometown Radio 12/10/25 5p: Dr. James Armstead reacts to the new U.S. National Security Strategy

Hometown Radio 12/10/25 3p: Vocal Arts Ensembles prepares for their holiday concert

Hometown Radio 12/10/25 3:30p: Get ready for the Central Coast Follies

Hometown Radio 12/10/25 4p: Michael Erin Woody cries foul in the District 2 supervisor race

Hometown Radio 12/09/25 6p: Gordon Mullin is back from a month in Israel

Hometown Radio 12/09/25 5p: Michael Dunn examines the economic state of California

Hometown Radio 12/09/25 4p: Australia bans social media for kids under 16. Should we?

Madiah Katao wrote her memoir, "The Daughter of the Golan Heights" to remind herself of her hardship, but also as a token to always have grace for others. She shares her incredible story.

Hometown Radio 12/08/25 3p: Guest host Gary J. Freiberg talks to Ras Danny about his journey from the rough neighborhoods of Jamaica to his music success on the Central Coast

Hometown Radio 12/08/25 6p: Professor Brett Wagner discusses the recent US bombings of Venezuelan boats

Hometown Radio 12/08/25 5p: Guest host Gary J. Freiberg talks to Cal Poly grad actor Tony Costa on preparing for his upcoming role as Elvis in the Million Dollar Quartet

Hometown Radio 12/08/25 4p: Guest host Gary J. Freiberg talks to Nuclear engineer Ken Schrader on the issues facing the nuclear energy industry

Hometown Radio 12/08/25 3:30p: Guest host Gary J. Freiberg talks to Steve Gurney, publisher and Founder of the Solo Aging Club

Woodstock is gearing up for its first-ever two-day Hometown Holidays celebration, and excitement is in the air. In this episode of The Valley Today, host Janet Michael talks with Jen Dufner, the town's marketing and events coordinator, to discuss the expanded festivities, the challenges of organizing such an event, and the unique experiences awaiting residents and visitors alike. Expanding the Holiday Magic For the first time, Hometown Holidays will span both Saturday and Sunday, offering more opportunities for families and friends to enjoy the festivities. Jen explains that the decision to extend the event was driven by the packed December calendar and the desire to give everyone a chance to participate. "There's always so much going on during the holidays," she notes. "Having that extra day means people don't have to choose between events—they can do it all." Vendors, Young Entrepreneurs, and Local Flavor This year, the event boasts 17 vendors, up from 13 last year, and introduces a heated tent to keep attendees cozy. Notably, the young entrepreneurs' market, organized in partnership with the local chamber, will take place on Saturday only. Jen encourages everyone to carve out time to support these creative youngsters, who bring fresh ideas and products to the community. Additionally, a few vendors will only be present on one of the two days, adding a sense of urgency and variety to the shopping experience. Navigating Logistics and Weather Organizing a two-day outdoor event is no small feat. Jen and Janet discuss the logistical hurdles, from coordinating vendor schedules to preparing for unpredictable weather. The team has planned for every scenario, including a heated tent next to Woodstock Brewhouse and clear signage to guide visitors. Updates and maps will be posted on the Woodstock Enhancement Facebook page, ensuring everyone stays informed. Santa, Swing, and Sweet Treats No holiday celebration would be complete without Santa Claus, and Woodstock's event is no exception. Santa will be available for photos and wish lists both days, with slightly different hours each day. On Saturday, attendees can also enjoy a special performance by the Yesterday Swing Orchestra, an 18-piece ensemble bringing classic Christmas carols to life inside the brewhouse. The festivities don't stop there. The beloved cookie crawl returns, featuring 15 participating businesses and bakeries. For $25, ticket holders can collect a cookie from each location—no baking required. Jen and Janet share laughs over their own baking mishaps, agreeing that "you can't taste ugly" when it comes to homemade treats. Celebrating Local Businesses and Community Spirit Throughout the conversation, both women highlight the vibrant mix of shops and eateries lining Main Street and Court Street. From bookstores and art galleries to cafes and ice cream parlors, Woodstock's downtown offers something for everyone. The event also shines a spotlight on local artists and entrepreneurs who may not have storefronts, giving them a platform to share their talents. A Weekend to Remember As the conversation wraps up, Jen expresses her excitement for the expanded event and the magic it brings to downtown Woodstock. With a growing roster of vendors, special performances, and a strong sense of community, Hometown Holidays promises to be a memorable weekend for all. For the latest updates, attendees are encouraged to follow the Woodstock Enhancement Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/woodstock.enhancement 

KGMI's Dianna Hawryluk talks to Bo Wilde about the Northwest Lighted Christmas Parade, an open house at the Lynden Heritage Museum, and shopping local at the Jansen Art Center's pop-up gift shop.

professorjrod@gmail.comRemember the thrill of logging on, the greeting of “You've got mail,” and the sense that a whole new world lived behind a phone line? We go back to the moment when America Online turned the internet from a niche hobby into a daily ritual—then trace how that same empire struggled to adapt when broadband, search, and mobile changed the rules overnight.We start with Quantum Link, the Commodore-era service that quietly sketched the social web before the web existed: avatars, chat rooms, message boards, and downloadable content. That people-first insight shaped AOL's rise. With a friendly interface, big buttons, keywords, and the most aggressive distribution strategy in tech history—those omnipresent CDs—AOL onboarded a generation. Chat rooms ignited communities and culture; AIM taught presence, status, and direct messaging; AOL News, Sports, Music, Games, and Hometown made dial-up feel like a full digital city. Behind the scenes, the company wrestled with an unprecedented scaling problem—millions of concurrent dial-up calls and a nationwide modem network—leading to the infamous busy-signal crisis that defined an era.Then the tides turned. Always-on broadband undercut AOL's dial-up economics, the AOL–Time Warner merger collided with culture shock and the dot-com crash, and search engines—especially Google—rewired how people discovered information. AIM's early dominance faded as messaging moved to mobile with encryption, identity, and cross-device sync. We lay out the timeline, the missteps, and the strategic blind spots, but also the innovations that still shape today's internet: social graphs from buddy lists, status updates from away messages, curated portals evolving into modern feeds, and growth driven by simple design and relentless distribution.If you want the real story of how the web became social—and a clear look at what happens when a platform shift meets a company built for the previous wave—this journey through AOL's rise, reign, and reckoning is for you. Subscribe, share with a friend who once lived on AIM, and tell us your first screen name in a review.Pure Tested PeptidesPremium Peptides for Longevity, muscle growth , weight lossInstacart - Groceries delivered in as liFree delivery on your first order over $35.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showArt By Sarah/DesmondMusic by Joakim KarudLittle chacha ProductionsJuan Rodriguez can be reached atTikTok @ProfessorJrodProfessorJRod@gmail.com@Prof_JRodInstagram ProfessorJRod

Have you ever noticed, that the more familiar you become with something, the easier it becomes to ignore it, undervalue it, or even misuse it? It's not that the thing lost its power. It's that you stopped seeing its value. Do we do that with Jesus? Listen to Pastor Jay as he kicks off this new series, "Christmas in my Hometown" by digging into Mark 6:1-6 and how Jesus was perceived in His hometown.

Hometown Radio 12/05/25 6p: Susan Hoffman has books to suggest for under the tree

Hometown Radio 12/05/25 5p: Last Call Open Line

Hometown Radio 12/05/25 4:30p: Authors Lee Wardlaw and Debbie Black

Hometown Radio 12/05/25 4p: A new exhibit comes to SLOMA

On this episode of HTH, Michael Admire welcomes the Bulldogs' Athletic Trainer to the microphone. Devante shares his game day routine, his path to Drake and the process of getting a player back from injury.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

I had the pleasure of chatting with Mykel about her newest EP "Hometown Runaway"! Enjoy! Mykel's Socials:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mykelverse/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mykelverseTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mykelverseYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5jxTtGLdX51j4f-4yEFPnQApple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/mykel/1403996139Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5tMsPIIsXcFcnY1s5Aty7z?si=8AyBWGeqQn-Q5Z7ULIjCuw

Hometown Radio 12/04/25 3:30p: Poet Jeannie Greensfelder shares new poetry

Hometown Radio 12/04/25 4p: Gary J. Freiberg looks at the proposed American Music Fairness Act

Hometown Radio 12/04/25 3p: Robyn Coleman from Woods Humane Society

Hometown Radio 12/04/25 6p: Alex Rassipour looks at current economic trends

Hometown Radio 12/04/25 5p: Michele Dostert reveals a White House that is up for sale

Hometown Radio 12/03/25 3p: Why did you choose your career that you have

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Winning alone is losing.Dennis Levene, CEO of Hometown, bet the business on his customers' success… and it's paying off.Most CEOs obsess over market share and margins.Dennis obsessed over a broken system robbing schools of money.And he asked the question that changed everything:“Why should $25 of my $100 school donation go to a fundraising company?”That wasn't frustration — it was a blueprint.A blueprint for a company designed to win only when its schools do.Now, Hometown helps thousands of school communities raise more, keep more, and invest directly into the programs that shape students' futures. Dennis shared the line that defines his entire model:“We align ourselves with our schools… when they're successful, we're successful.”This isn't marketing.It's business architecture.And it's one of the most compelling leadership strategies I've seen.This episode is a masterclass in:-Engineering customer alignment into your business model-Leading with purpose without sacrificing performance-Turning shared success into a competitive advantageThe companies that endure aren't built on extraction...They're built on shared victories.Are you trying stronger customer alignment to unlock growth?

Loving where you live means caring for the people who make that place home, says cultural critic Hanif Abdurraqib. He invites poet Sarah Kay and Chris Duffy, host of the podcast “How to Be a Better Human,” to his hometown of Columbus, Ohio, to show off what makes it so special. From sneaker shops and record stores to public parks, Abdurraqib talks about how he builds community — and how anyone can learn to love their hometownThis episode is part of a series of bonus videos from "How to Be a Better Human." You can watch the extended video companion on the TED YouTube Channel and the extended interview on the TED Audio Collective YouTube Channel. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.