Podcasts about i love this bar

A mid-July Vision Cast loaded with accessible-tech wins, live-on-Zoom family updates, and a second helping of the Summer Song and Dance Festival. Hosted by Salvis with Donald, George, Preston, Phil, and Veronica on the panel - plus pre-recorded drop-ins from JC (calling in from Puerto Rico) and Stacey James with a high-energy launch promo for her brand-new Crazy Stacey Radio Network. The centerpiece of the night is Donald's blind-coder AI breakthrough: he walks the crew through his journey using ChatGPT to write actual C# code for the Microsoft .NET 8 framework, building his own custom audio recorder and a fully working MP3 player he's calling "MP3 DJ." It's a live case study for the "AI is finally lowering the barrier for non-programmer blind creators" trend - landing the same week the industry is buzzing over the Suno AI source-code leak that pulls back the curtain on how much AI music is trained on scraped YouTube audio.The Summer Song and Dance Festival keeps rolling with pre-submitted covers from the crew: JC on "America the Beautiful" and The Rolling Stones' "I Can't Get No Satisfaction," Rita's fan-favorite "Como La Flor" and "La Bamba," Veronica delivering James Taylor's "Fire and Rain," and Preston closing it out with Toby Keith's "I Love This Bar."The instant-classic bit of the night is "Shower in the Dark." Veronica sets it up telling the story of a sighted friend who lost power and immediately worried about how she'd shower. Veronica's dry reply - "I don't have to see to take a shower" - sends the crew into fits, and Salvis coins the phrase "Shower in the Dark. That sounds like a great song or even story," calling it back later alongside the running pizza-on-a-black-Waymo joke.Phil is back on the panel after fighting a 4th of July flu and previews Sunday's grand final of the FIFA World Cup 2026 - Spain vs. Argentina - the biggest match of the summer as the tournament wraps up its US/Mexico/Canada hosting run. George brings the crackle in JC's absence, catching up with the crew about the wild-swinging summer weather, quality time with his girlfriend, a shout-out to his Portland friend Taylor, ongoing Mac and screen-reader compatibility challenges facing blind creators in 2026, and yes, a busted toenail on the way into the show. He also relays a family update on Phil's behalf: Phil's mother is home from the hospital after a bout of pneumonia and the crew keeps her in their prayers.Preston rounds it out with a new patio bistro set, a booked DJ gig at a local crab and karaoke bar, his transit-advocacy video for the CTAA hitting Facebook and Instagram, plus plans to catch the new Twisters movie. JC's pre-recorded tropical postcard from Puerto Rico teases coquí, salsa, and street food stories in a future episode, and Stacey's high-energy audio drop announces the launch of her brand-new independent Crazy Stacey Radio Network. Warm shout-outs to Phil's mom recovering, baby Noah still home safe post-NICU, and a nod to Katie's birthday callback from the previous week close the show.Keep technology alive, let your talent shine.Recorded 2026-07-15. Hosted by Salvis on the VisionCast Network.Final note:Bear is a tentative schedule for crazy Stacy‘s new radio edition now posted on the vision cast email list.

Matt and Drew discuss " I Love This Bar " by Toby Keith. To listen to the full show, visit ForgottenCountryRadioShow.com.

James Barry Poole is an American country music artist who records under the name Cledus T. Judd. Known primarily for his parodies of popular country songs, he has been called the "Weird Al" Yankovic of country music, and his albums are usually an equal mix of original comedy songs and parodies. Judd has released 11 studio albums and two EPs, and several singles have entered the Billboard Hot Country Songs charts. His highest chart peak is the number-48 "I Love NASCAR", a parody of Toby Keith's 2003 single "I Love This Bar". --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dadcastco/support

Hal was born in Ardmore, Oklahoma and went to school in Oklahoma City where he was a junior Rotarian and was exposed for the first time to the business world. He attended UCO and OU studying marketing and finance and then began his career in the restaurant industry while attending OU and a restaurant on Campus Corner. Hal has held C-level leadership, often as the CEO, President, or owner, for restaurants and corporations that include Steak & Ale, Pillsbury, Haagen Daz Ice Cream, and Chili's Restaurants, Outback Steakhouse, On the Border, and Krispy Kreme. In June 1992, he founded Hal Smith Restaurants along with Hank Kraft, David Brauckmann and Mike Rogers. HSR is a restaurant management company headquartered in Norman, Oklahoma responsible for these restaurant concepts: Charleston's Restaurant, Red Rock Canyon Grill, Mahogany Prime Steakhouse, Ted's Café Escondido as a partner to Ted Curtis, Louie's Bar & Grill, Toby Keith's I Love This Bar & Grill, Hefner Grill, The Garage, Upper Crust, Pub W, Jimmy B's, Notorious Pie, Neighborhood Jam, The Library Bar and Grill, Mama Roja, and Hollie's. Lexie Winters is a 12 year old entrepreneur, owner of Mooi (Pronounced "moy") Mooi is an all-natural and organic skincare business that sells exfoliation scrubs and body butters. Lexie's Exfoliation Scrubs are used to remove dead skin and moisturize dry skin. They come in different scents like Sweet Orange and Lavender. Her Body Butters are used to moisturize dry skin and then give your skin a protective layer against UV rays. They come in scents like Coconut and Vanilla. I also have one that smells like shea butter. Lexie started Mooi because she wasn't getting a good result when I used store bought beauty products. She didn't like the chemicals in them and it was hard to find stuff that works great. Mooi only uses all-natural ingredients and no harmful chemicals are in the products.

Hal was born in Ardmore, Oklahoma and went to school in Oklahoma City where he was a junior Rotarian and was exposed for the first time to the business world. He attended UCO and OU studying marketing and finance and then began his career in the restaurant industry while attending OU and a restaurant on Campus Corner. Hal has held C-level leadership, often as the CEO, President, or owner, for restaurants and corporations that include Steak & Ale, Pillsbury, Haagen Daz Ice Cream, and Chili's Restaurants, Outback Steakhouse, On the Border, and Krispy Kreme. In June 1992, he founded Hal Smith Restaurants along with Hank Kraft, David Brauckmann and Mike Rogers. HSR is a restaurant management company headquartered in Norman, Oklahoma responsible for these restaurant concepts: Charleston's Restaurant, Red Rock Canyon Grill, Mahogany Prime Steakhouse, Ted's Café Escondido as a partner to Ted Curtis, Louie's Bar & Grill, Toby Keith's I Love This Bar & Grill, Hefner Grill, The Garage, Upper Crust, Pub W, Jimmy B's, Notorious Pie, Neighborhood Jam, The Library Bar and Grill, Mama Roja, and Hollie's. Lexie Winters is a 12 year old entrepreneur, owner of Mooi (Pronounced "moy") Mooi is an all-natural and organic skincare business that sells exfoliation scrubs and body butters. Lexie's Exfoliation Scrubs are used to remove dead skin and moisturize dry skin. They come in different scents like Sweet Orange and Lavender. Her Body Butters are used to moisturize dry skin and then give your skin a protective layer against UV rays. They come in scents like Coconut and Vanilla. I also have one that smells like shea butter. Lexie started Mooi because she wasn't getting a good result when I used store bought beauty products. She didn't like the chemicals in them and it was hard to find stuff that works great. Mooi only uses all-natural ingredients and no harmful chemicals are in the products.

This episode I finally get back into some country music highlighting Toby Keith. I go over I Love This Bar, American Soldier, and more. Thanks again for listening. As always there are podcast questions, feel free to reach out to me on Instagram @jd4unc to share your answers and get a shoutout in the next episode. If you haven't yet, go check out the last episode featuring graduation music. Thanks for listening, leave a like, a review, and share with a friend. Sorry for the late upload. Music Credits For This Episode: Intro The Alan Parsons Project Sirius, How Do You Like Me Now?!, Should've Been A Cowboy, I Love This Bar, and American Soldier all by Toby Keith. The Y is Beer For My Horses by Toby Keith and the outro Midsummer Madness Instrumental Prko. Sources: Lyricfind.com, Musixmatch.com, Outsider.com “Toby Keith's ‘Beer For My Horses': Story Behind The 90's Hit Song” by Josh Lanier, IMDb.com “Toby Keith Biography” by IMDb Staff, and YouTube.

It's National Bartender Day | Nat'l Cookie Day | Nat'l Sock Day. On this day in country music: 2003: Toby Keith "I Love This Bar." Gotcha Gossip: Justin Bieber slams fan for attacking Hailey and George Clooney proves he's king of the Flobee. Tickle Bar opening in Dallas. What the average person spends on 6 people for Christmas. People are Crazy: Bald man arrested for causing a scene at hair salon You are stranded on a deserted island and have one package of cookies- what are they? We celebrate birthdays! Country Music News: Carrie Underwood gets cows for Christmas and Jason Aldean teases new video for "Blame it on You." Today in Pop Culture! Joe Biden asking Americans to mask up his first 100 days in office. Billboard Top Country songs of 2020. Kelly Perry's Did You Know. Most searched cosmetic procedures of 2020. What's on the podcast and on TV tonight?

Who would think that you could write a song whose main character is am everyday product; nearly everyone who has ever attended a party has held in their hand and enjoyed their favorite beverage? When you hear the chorus you can’t help but sing along. This Oklahoma Music Legend wrote a song about a Red Solo Cup and today he is a Country Music Mega Star. Toby Keith did!

Welcome to the least funny episode, thus far, of Funny Business. (Yeah, we know. We’ve been unfunny for the first eighteen episodes … so why start now?) But this may just be our most inspiring episode yet. Tim and Ryan unpack the events of the past week and discuss how to not go “dark” when darkness is seemingly all around. We also discuss advertising after a tragedy, the beauty of Montana, and dive bars featuring tiki statues, mermaids, and an 83-year-old organ players singing “I Love This Bar.”

Megan and I examine a list of 24 (and more, as appended) qualities that would make up an ideal line dance bar. In this episode, we discuss items 17-24.

Megan and I examine a list of 24 (and more, as appended) qualities that would make up an ideal line dance bar. In this episode, we discuss items 9-16.

Megan and I examine a list of 24 (and more, as appended) qualities that would make up an ideal line dance bar. In this episode, we discuss items 1-8.

Elliot & Dave once again do a fantasticly, hilariously, entertainmently fun job breaking down each beer-soaked, twang-filled word of Toby Keith's musical masterpiece "I Love This Bar." Toby Keith super fan Ricky Heck-Tate Jr. calls in and the brothers read through a few comments in the first ever Kommenters Korner! After listening to this episode, you'll be saying, "I love this podcast!" Do you know a song with terrible lyrics that you'd like to hear us do on the podcast? Email us at theysaidwhatpodcast@gmail.com

We kick off another Inside Music Row with the mention of Toby Keith as his "I Love This Bar and Grill" restaurant has launched a new weekly event that honors his latest hit "Red Solo Sup."  The new "Red Solo Cup Ladies Night" will feature Red Solo Cup drink specials at the bar inside Harrah's Casino on the Las Vegas Strip.  We also mention Katie Armiger as she has been voted Country Weekly's Hottest Bachelorette for a second year in a row.  Miranda Lambert is mention next as she is set to host her fifth annual "Cause For The Paws" benefit June 22nd in Beaumont, Texas - proceeds will benefit here "Mutt-nation Foundation."  Also, we mention BamaJam as the lineup is just about set for this four-day experience.  Look for Kid Rock, Tim McGraw, Alan Jackson, Sheryl Crow, Jamey Johnson, and many more.  Finally, we go Inside the Song with Sheree Austin as she talks about the song "If I Was A Woman" she co-wrote with Trace Adkins and Blake Shelton.