Podcasts about indian shores

The mayors of Redington Beach, Treasure Island, Madeira Beach, Indian Shores, Gulfport & Redington Shores on the 2024 hurricane season.

Tracy sits down with Andi Bennett of the Sunburst Inn located in Indian Shores, FL. Andi shares the history of this beautiful, 12-room boutique hotel that first opened in 1949 and their journey of creating one of the hottest places to stay in Tampa Bay. Featured on HGTV's 100 Day Dream Home, the Sunburst Inn […] The post Forking Around Town: A Slice of Paradise at the Sunburst Inn appeared first on Radio Influence.

Tracy sits down with Andi Bennett of the Sunburst Inn located in Indian Shores, FL. Andi shares the history of this beautiful, 12-room boutique hotel that first opened in 1949 and their journey of creating one of the hottest places to stay in Tampa Bay. Featured on HGTV's 100 Day Dream Home, the Sunburst Inn […] The post Forking Around Town: A Slice of Paradise at the Sunburst Inn appeared first on Radio Influence.

Andi Diamond Bennett is an on-the-go mom of two, wife, portrait photographer, co-owner of 10 STRs, and co-owner of Sunburst Inn which was just renovated and featured on HGTV's 100 Day Dream Home: Beachfront Hotel. She lives in Tampa, FL and her properties are all in Indian Shores and Indian Rocks Beach, FL. Today, Andi sits down with us to spill the beans about her whirlwind television journey, from her hotel being bought for teardown, to making over a million dollars in revenue this year. She's living so many short-term rental hosts' dream of being a television talent and hotelier, but the truth is that it's not all fun and glamorous. We talk about the highs and lows of her journey, how she manages multiple properties and a full-time job, as well as how she got on HGTV's 100-Day Dream Home. She also shares behind-the-scenes secrets of the entire process – including the benefits of being featured on the show, sharing the unique marketing strategies she's employing to take advantage of HGTV's valuable exposure. We know you're going to learn a lot from Andi's experience!To learn more, and for the complete show notes, visit: http://thanksforvisiting.meResources:• #STRShareSunday: @riverside.retreat.yxh• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/andi-diamond-bennett• Instagram: @andidiamond• Sunburst Inn: sunburstinn.com use code "TFV" for 10% off any bookings between now and Sept 30, 2023• Indian Rocks Beach: book.indianrocksbeachvacationrental.com• PriceLabs: pricelabs.co• Read: Who Not Howvby Dan Sullivan and Dr. Benjamin HardyThanks for Visiting is produced by Crate Media.Mentioned in this episode:Minoan helps short-term rentals and boutique hotels enhance their appeal with their customizable, curated retail platform. Visit MinoanExperience.com and tell them TFV sent you!Sign up today at Hostfully.com and use coupon code THANKSFORVISITING to get 2 Free Guidebooks!BreezewayVisit Breezeway.io/TFV to automate communications with your guests using Breezeway's Smart Messaging.Join us September 24-26 in Columbus, Ohio for TFV CON 2023! Grab your spot now at tfvcon.com.Join us for our live, free, host masterclass and learn how to OWN your digital real estate! Sign up at hostmasterclass.com.

The best drama on Netflix is a K-Drama! The Korean Drama INTEREST OF LOVE is a 16 episode Korean drama centering on the lives and relationships of four individuals working in a Korean Credit Union in Seoul. In this episode the Night Before Couple recap episodes 5 - 11. We recorded this episode at the beach in Indian Shores in Florida. The Night Before Movie Podcast is a movie podcast. In each episode this husband and wife discuss a film they watched the night before. The next day they venture to a local spot in the city to share a drink and their thoughts. ========================================== Website: https://www.thenightbeforepodcast.com ========================================== Buy us a drink: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/nightbefore ========================================== Watch the podcast on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thenightbeforepodcast ========================================== Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nightbeforepodcast/ ==========================================

Keith Wilkins and Melissa Dollard—the Director of Operations and Avian Hospital Director, of the Seaside Seabird Sanctuary rescue, rehabilitate and release resident sick, injured and orphaned wild birds in Indian Shores, FL. The Sanctuary provides a home to over 100 non-releasable birds in a safe and healthy environment. The Sanctuary is committed to the continuing education of the general public, students and professionals alike, providing free international internship programs and free lectures to any group of ten or more such as schools, universities, civic and professional organizations. The Sanctuary is open to the general public seven days a week and admission is always free. Today we will discuss how Florida’s red tide has impacted the seabirds and how the sanctuary treats them. We will also talk about how the public can ensure the safety of native birds that are found sick or injured. The Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization the relies solely on donations from the public and does not receive any financial assistance from the government.BIO:Keith Wilkins has been with the Seaside Seabird Sanctuary since the organization was founded in September of 2016. Originally the Hospital Manager in the Sanctuary’s Dr. Marie L. Farr Avian Hospital, Keith took over as the Director of Operations for the Sanctuary one year later in September of 2017.Prior to Seaside, Keith had been working in the field of wildlife rehabilitation since 2010, volunteering for various organizations including Elmira’s Wildlife Sanctuary, Friends of Strays, and the SPCA. In January 2015, Keith started volunteering for the Suncoast Seabird Sanctuary, and eventually became their Hospital Supervisor later that same year. When Suncoast moved out of their facility, and Seaside moved in, Keith was hired on by Seaside to run their hospital.Melissa Dollard, Avian Hospital Director, joined the Seaside Seabird Sanctuary family in October of 2017. Prior to arriving at Seaside, she was an intern at the Mountainaire Avian Rescue Society on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, where she worked intensively with raptors & other avian species. Melissa also trained with the center’s Avian Ambassadors, speaking at public events & schools to educate the community & to raise funds. After having the honor of successfully hand-raising a Belted Kingfisher nestling to release, she knew that wildlife rehabilitation was her passion.After returning to Florida she mentored under Kris Porter who is a highly regarded retired zoologist from Busch Gardens, and licensed rehabilitator in the Tampa Bay area. Melissa was one of Porter’s first volunteers, and helped to create Owl’s Nest Sanctuary for Wildlife, all the while she continued to rescue and triage patients while finishing her Integrative Animal Biology degree.After graduating from the University of South Florida with her B.S. in Integrative Animal Biology, she returned to Vancouver Island for a second internship at the beginning of 2016, and then was accepted for a six-month fellowship at the Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) on Sanibel Island. During her fellowship, Melissa worked intensively under CROW’s veterinarians & acquired advanced veterinary technician skills while working with a variety of wildlife species including birds, mammals, & sea turtles.

Keith Wilkins and Melissa Dollard—the Director of Operations and Avian Hospital Director, of the Seaside Seabird Sanctuary rescue, rehabilitate and release resident sick, injured and orphaned wild birds in Indian Shores, FL. The Sanctuary provides a home to over 100 non-releasable birds in a safe and healthy environment. The Sanctuary is committed to the continuing education of the general public, students and professionals alike, providing free international internship programs and free lectures to any group of ten or more such as schools, universities, civic and professional organizations. The Sanctuary is open to the general public seven days a week and admission is always free. Today we will discuss how Florida’s red tide has impacted the seabirds and how the sanctuary treats them. We will also talk about how the public can ensure the safety of native birds that are found sick or injured. The Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization the relies solely on donations from the public and does not receive any financial assistance from the government. BIO: Keith Wilkins has been with the Seaside Seabird Sanctuary since the organization was founded in September of 2016. Originally the Hospital Manager in the Sanctuary’s Dr. Marie L. Farr Avian Hospital, Keith took over as the Director of Operations for the Sanctuary one year later in September of 2017. Prior to Seaside, Keith had been working in the field of wildlife rehabilitation since 2010, volunteering for various organizations including Elmira’s Wildlife Sanctuary, Friends of Strays, and the SPCA. In January 2015, Keith started volunteering for the Suncoast Seabird Sanctuary, and eventually became their Hospital Supervisor later that same year. When Suncoast moved out of their facility, and Seaside moved in, Keith was hired on by Seaside to run their hospital. Melissa Dollard, Avian Hospital Director, joined the Seaside Seabird Sanctuary family in October of 2017. Prior to arriving at Seaside, she was an intern at the Mountainaire Avian Rescue Society on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, where she worked intensively with raptors & other avian species. Melissa also trained with the center’s Avian Ambassadors, speaking at public events & schools to educate the community & to raise funds. After having the honor of successfully hand-raising a Belted Kingfisher nestling to release, she knew that wildlife rehabilitation was her passion. After returning to Florida she mentored under Kris Porter who is a highly regarded retired zoologist from Busch Gardens, and licensed rehabilitator in the Tampa Bay area. Melissa was one of Porter’s first volunteers, and helped to create Owl’s Nest Sanctuary for Wildlife, all the while she continued to rescue and triage patients while finishing her Integrative Animal Biology degree. After graduating from the University of South Florida with her B.S. in Integrative Animal Biology, she returned to Vancouver Island for a second internship at the beginning of 2016, and then was accepted for a six-month fellowship at the Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) on Sanibel Island. During her fellowship, Melissa worked intensively under CROW’s veterinarians & acquired advanced veterinary technician skills while working with a variety of wildlife species including birds, mammals, & sea turtles.

Keith Wilkins and Melissa Dollard—the Director of Operations and Hospital Supervisor, respectively, at the Seaside Seabird Sanctuary, in Indian Shores, FL that rescues and rehabilitates sick, injured and orphaned wild birds—explain […]

From 2011: CNBC's John Harwood is the kind of guy you want to turn to in a developing crisis,. He gives you straight talk and can do so on whatever subject is put in front of him. I knew John mostly in passing – you know, I’d walk by his desk and say, “Hi, John” and he’d say, “I’m sorry, who are you?” – back when he was a highly respected reporter at the St. Petersburg Times and I was the kid they’d call to fill in when the grizzled veteran covering Indian Shores was hospitalized for ter

In this episode I visit with Greg Sweeney Sales Manager for Freedom Boat Club at his Treasure Island location. Greg talks about how at the age of 9 his father wanted to start a boat rental company in Indian Shores, prior to the creation of Freedom Boat Club. “I have always been involved in boating” Greg states, so it’s no wonder he speaks so passionately about the boating and the lifestyle. Greg will share testimonies from members and some experiences that is only possible when you motor out on one the many boats to choose from. He shares about places to visit only accessible by boat, great places to fish as well as the overall freedom that comes from boating. If you have ever thought about owning a boat but would like to test the waters first? This is a great and affordable way to get you and your family involved in boating. Mentioned in this episode: Treasure Bay Resort & Marina West End Yacht Club Tierra Verde Marina John’s Pass Marina Clearwater Marina Frenchy’s Saltwater Café Sea Hags Bar & Grill Sea Breeze Island Grill & Raw Bar

For this 25th episode,  I wanted to do something special for all you listeners and at the same time pay homage to one of Florida's best south seas Polynesian tiki tourist attractions. I'm referring to a place where every element was Polynesian themed. Some of the attractions on the roster included: • Polynesian Garden • Peacocks Villa • a Jungle Trail • Tiki Lagoon • Monkey Village • The Garden Wedding Chapel • Fire Mountain • Bird Tower • Trader Franks "Polynesian" restaurant •  and 8 gift shops that offered souvenirs and treasures from the south seas and beyond I'm sure many of you already know the place I've just described. But for those of you who don't, I'd like to introduce you to "Tiki Gardens".  Tiki Gardens was a South Seas Polynesian theme park located in Indian Shores, Florida. In 1962, "Trader" Frank and "Wahine"Jo Byars opened a small garden (about four acres) that was adjacent to their Signal House Gift shop. Unfortunately in 1963 the gift shop burned down but within one year, Frank and Jo were able to rebuild, expand and reopen the attraction.  And By 1969 "Tiki Gardens" expanded to a 12 acre tourist attraction making it a favorite for guests of all ages.  Now, Sadly in 1986, the Byars sold "Tiki Gardens" to a developer who planned to build a hotel on the large property but it never came to be and eventually the land was turned into a public beach access parking lot.  Luckily for us, there was a souvenir LP record produced that included an audio journey of "Tiki Gardens". This LP was titled "Exotic Sounds from Tiki Gardens" and it features the song "Polynesian Fantasy", which your hearing in the background.  For this special 25th episode, "Tiki Gardens" will be open again for business, at least in our imaginations on Exotic Tiki Island.   Join me now as I play host and MC to this wonderful Polynesian attraction from yesteryear and share with you the Exotic Sounds of Tiki Gardens.  Show LInks: Our Sponsor: Ho-Tap-Fefti (Paradise Found) Website: http://www.cafepress.com/hotepnefti Official Exotic Tiki Island Website: http://www.exotictikiisland.com Track List: 1. Trade Winds - Kenny Sasaki & The Tiki Boys 2. Hawaii - King Keoni and his Islanders - This Is Hawaii 3. Blue Hawaii - Eddie Bush - Legends of the Ukulele 4. Hukilau - Sol Kamahele & Diamond Head Beach Boys - Music of Hawaii 5. Beyond the reef - New Hawaiian Band - Hawaii's Greatest Hits 6. Lovely Hula Hands - Bing Crosby - Return to Paradise Islands 7. Aloha Oe - Elvis Presley - Blue Hawaii 8. Honana Honana / Tsviri - Eddie Lund - The mutiny Drums - Sharkskin Concerto 9. Hawaiian Wedding Song from Tiki Gardens CD 10. Coronation - Martin Denny - Quite Village 11. Yellow Bird - Art Coates - Whistling Like the Birds 12. Island Moon - The Polynesions 13. The Ancient Galleon - Les Baxter - The Exotic Moods of Les Baxter 14. Crickets Of Karachi - Don Tiare - The Music Of Les Baxter 15. Moonlight In Waikiki - Danny Stweart - Song of the Islands 16. Afro-Samba - Rodger Roder - Nino Nardini - Obsession Exotique 17. Pretty Red Hibiscus - The Hawaiian Beach Boys - Bali Hai 18. Lotus Land - Martin Denny - The Exotic Sounds of Martin Denny 19. The Sounds of Exotica - Ted Auletta - Exotica 20. Polynesia Poppie - Kava Kon 21. Temptation - Johnny Spencer and the Kona Koasters - s' Pacifica 22. Hula Blues - Lani McIntire - 23. Tiki Gardens - Tiki Brian's Exotic Remix (again with outré) 24. On a Coconut Island - Paul Shimomoto - All That Hawaiian Jazz