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(00:00 - 3:33) It's Thursday! The city is in a bit of grumpy mood this morning after the Celtics lost again. (3:33 - 7:57) We found out today that Aaron still Hitchhikes, we're amazed that he would still do that. LBF did it once just to make it to a party back in the college days (7:57 - 12:39) It was all a dream or at least that's what LBF is saying. She had a dream the other night that a very attractive man offered her a drink and she went with the man. She hasn't told Dave yet either. (12:39 - 22:05) Cady our Boss is live from Vatican City, he's reporting on the Conclave Watch 2025. No pope yet, but he had some great stories about the Swiss guard. All this and more on the ROR Morning Show with Bob Bronson and LBF Podcast. Find more great podcasts at bPodStudios.com…The Place To Be For Podcast Discovery.
(00:00 - 4:14) It's Tuesday! We open with some MET Gala talk. Apparently, Bob had no idea what the MET Gala event was, LBF was shocked. Bob was impressed by some of the fashion. (4:14 - 7:48) LBF will never walk in the woods after we talked about a woman in Florida who stumbled across a mama black bear. The woman threw cookies at the bear, and she was able to get away. (7:48 - 13:01) LBF is now under fire from her family, she did something out of rage, and it's now backfired! She left a family group chat about her nephew's graduation party and now she can't get back in. (13:01 - 21:23) What is something you just started that has dramatically changed your life. LBF started lifting weights, Bob makes his own sourdough, and Aaron bought blackout curtains. All this and more on the ROR Morning Show with Bob Bronson and LBF Podcast. Find more great podcasts at bPodStudios.com…The Place To Be For Podcast Discovery.
(00:00 - 3:26) It's Monday! And it's Cinco De Mayo! We talk a little about what Cinco De Mayo actually is it's not Mexican independence day, it's to celebrate the victory of the war against the French at Puebla in 1862. (3:26 - 7:32) What's sexy now that 20 years ago would be unsexy. Well, the biggest one is thick eyebrows, Bob is happy about this seeing as his daughters end up with his bushy thick eyebrows. (7:32 - 13:07) This woman is absolutely a legend, this is also refreshing that no one got hurt, a woman got into a road rage incident and to end it all she pooped on the hood of the car. Bob is fastened by the ability this woman pooper can do that on demand. (13:07 - 16:48) Boston Pops conductor Keith Lockhart joins us in the studio, LBF has a bunch of great rapid-fire questions, it's also the 30th anniversary of Keith! All this and more on the ROR Morning Show with Bob Bronson and LBF Podcast. Find more great podcasts at bPodStudios.com…The Place To Be For Podcast Discovery.
Estamos no final da primeira fase dos playoffs em três competições. Na NBB já temos os primeiros dois classificados para as quartas. Minas e Franca garantiram o 3 a 0 e passaram. No Franca fica claro que o crescimento no final da temporada regular veio pelo encaixe certo do time, que parece ter se encontrado em quadra. Quem parecia que faria o mesmo era o Flamengo que, depois de vencer a BCLA, chegou voando e atropelou o Caxias no primeiro jogo. O problema é que o Caxias venceu o segundo e fez o Flamengo suar sangue para vencer o terceiro. Com 2 a 1, a série volta para o Sul agora, com vantagem pro rubro-negro que, se ganhar, se classifica. Nas outras séries, temos o São Paulo que parece ter se encontrado depois de romper com o técnico Guerrinha. Ganhou bem as duas ultimas partidas da temporada regular e chegou nos playoffs ganhando as duas primeiras do Brasília e vendendo caro a derrota no terceiro jogo. Volta a jogar em casa agora em busca da última vitória para avançar para as quartas. As outras séries estão bem equilibradas também, com destaque especial para Pinheiros e Unifacisa que vai até o último jogo para decidir. Na Euro, os primeiros a darem tchau para a competição foram o sétimo e oitavos colocados. Seria esperado se eles não fossem o Paris, que chegou a liderar em um ponto da temporada regular e o Real Madrid, que foi vice na última e campeão na penúltima. Mas a sequencia de Fenerbahçe e, especialmente, Olympiacos foram incríveis e deixaram pouca chance para uma reviravolta. Enquanto isso, as outras duas séries estão bem mais complicadas e podem ir para qualquer um dos lados. Já na NBA, temos o leste praticamente resolvido, com Pacers, Celtics e Cavs já classificados para as semis de conferência, enquanto o Pistons ta na luta com o Knicks para tentar avançar. Apesar da vantagem do Knicks que pode fechar no jogo seis, a série tem uma diferença de apenas 5 pontos. No Oeste temos duas séries mais complicadas. Rockets e GSW pareciam se encaminhar para um 4 a 1 para o time da California, mas o Houston parece ter entendido como anular tanto o Jimmy, quanto o Curry. O quinto jogo foi o passeio para os Rockets e a série volta para San Francisco. Nuggets e Clippers também vai ser no detalhe. No último jogo Jamal Murray deu sinais de vida e e jogou muito, mas tem sido uma série de altos e baixos de cada time, não da para saber o que esperar e não da para desconsiderar qualquer um dos dois times que passar. Enquanto isso, OKC ganhou bem de Memphis, que lutou mais do que parecia depois do atropelo do primeiro jogo, e já esta nas semis. Quem se juntou a ele foi o Timberwolves que venceu com alguma tranquilidade do Lakers de Doncic e LeBron. Do lado feminino, a LBF continua com temporada regular e as três primeiras equipes são as que parecem que vão dominar mesmo o campeonato. Corinthians, Araraquara e Sampaio parecem sobrar no campeonato, mas duas destas equipes vão precisar de uma parada de uma semana pelo menos, já que a seleção brasileira vai enfrentar dois times da WNBA neste final de semana. O Brasil joga contra o Chicago Sky da nossa Kamilla e também com o Indiana Fever, da nossa Damiris. Vão ser bons testes para algumas meninas que a gente mal viu jogar por aqui. Falamos de tudo isso e muito mais. Episódio longo, então precisa soltar o play logo e vir com a gente!!!
(00:00 - 3:57) It's FRIDAY! We talked about the Derby, Bob and LBF have been there. LBF stayed in Phil Sims childhood home. We also think it's one and done of a trip. (3:57 - 8:38) We've found the dumbest person on the planet; a man had his car stolen then when he was looking for a new car, he found one that was exactly the same he paid 26K for it only to find out it was his stolen car. (8:38 - 13:33) This is the hero we all needed! A man tried to start a pay it backwards chain at Dunkin, but the person behind him said hell no she's not paying. The takeaway says LBF is "pay for your own damn stuff" (13:33 - 19:55) The Derby is this weekend. To celebrate we wanted to name our own horses, LBF has Mane-dy Get Your Gun, Aaron has Baked Lighting, Bob has Main-e-Vent. All this and more on the ROR Morning Show with Bob Bronson and LBF Podcast. Find more great podcasts at bPodStudios.com…The Place To Be For Podcast Discovery.
(00:00 - 3:36) It's THURSDAY! This weekend is the Walk for Hunger; we talk about how the need for food assistance is greater than ever! Come out and see us live broadcast this Sunday 8a-12n. (3:36 - 8:06) Would you rather be a witness or a juror on the Karen Reed trial. LBF thinks it's a bum deal for either side, it completely ruins your summer plans if this drags out. (8:06 - 13:32) The worst thing in the world is being asked by a friend to help them move. A co-worker is moving and Bob volunteered to help her which LBF thought was a stupid move. Turns out is a split country 50 percent say they would help 50 percent say hell no. (13:32 - 19:21) A mailman is going viral for returning 10 bucks to a customer after he found it in the driveway. Bob says he'd do the same thing. LBF on the other hand would keep it but buy someone else something. All this and more on the ROR Morning Show with Bob Bronson and LBF Podcast. Find more great podcasts at bPodStudios.com…The Place To Be For Podcast Discovery.
(00:00 - 2:29) It's Wednesday! It's National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day! We talked about the pets we have had over the years. LBF had 3 cats and 2 dogs. Cat's names Fresca, Ring Ding, Cat and Kitty. And the dogs Molly, and Poor Dead Norman. (2:29 - 6:31) You'd think you'd want to tell your origin story of when you met. Well not Jordon Hudson, LBF thinks they might have met in a very odd way! (6:31 - 11:04) A few teens in Needham are going viral thanks to a rejection cake. The girls stuck flags of the colleges they got rejected from on a cake. This trend has got over 5 million views. We think they should have rejection cakes for everything! (11:04 - 16:19) Don't have a Real ID yet. The clock is ticking, LBF isn't worried one bit, she even says that she won't get one until it all dies down. All this and more on the ROR Morning Show with Bob Bronson and LBF Podcast. Find more great podcasts at bPodStudios.com…The Place To Be For Podcast Discovery.
Estamos de volta! No primeiro episódio do ano, o tradicional giro de notícias traz os principais acontecimentos no esporte feminino e o debate é sobre a reta final da Superliga de vôlei, com destaque para a campanha dos times semifinalistas, e sobre o final do primeiro turno da Liga de Basquete Feminino, a LBF! Vem ouvir!Para saber mais sobre este e outros programas da RUV, acesse @ruvpodcasts no Instagram e fique ligado!
(00:00 - 3:50) It's Tuesday! Bob informs us he feels naked today because he forgot his watch, he also can't enjoy the nice weather today because he has a doctor's appointment. (3:50 - 6:56) Do you still have bad habits? Well, if you don't quit by the age of 36 then you could be doomed. Bob and LBF, said they have zero regrets, well...LBF said maybe she could have done a few more sit-ups in her twenties. (6:56 - 13:48) Guy's if you're planning on a date this weekend make sure you listen. We have a few signs you should be looking for. Even though LBF says every sign means absolutely nothing.
(00:00 - 2:05) It's Monday! Bob went to the movies this weekend, he saw the Warfare, if you want the review check out our Instagram page BobandLBF. (2:05 - 6:26) Bob is maturing! He refrained from telling a woman friend that she has a massive chin hair. LBF says the only way you can tell a person is if you have your wife do it. Also, LBF says every woman has tweezers in their car for the perfect ray of sunlight. (6:26 - 11:29) Bill Belichick had one of the most awkward CBS Sunday Morning Interview. His girlfriend Jordon stole the show by interrupting the interview, LBF thinks he's loving being dominated! (11:29 - 17:43) We're all fake! Now we have the stats to back it up. Ever have to change the way you talk or act around others. LBF has been guilty of that when Corporate comes into town. Bob does it when dealing with a bill. All this and more on the ROR Morning Show with Bob Bronson and LBF Podcast. Find more great podcasts at bPodStudios.com…The Place To Be For Podcast Discovery.
É claro que vamos falar de Playoffs neste episódio. Com o começo das séries na NBB, NBA e Euroleague, não temos como fugir. Mas antes de tudo, precisamos falar de um campeão. Deu Flamengo na final da BCLA, mantendo a hegemonia brasileira no campeonato. Flamengo passou com facilidade por Franca (que havia ganhando do próprio Flamengo no começo da semana, mas pela NBB) e depois atropelou sem dó o Boca Juniors. Um absurdo a diferença dos times. Porque não só o Flamengo ganhou fácil a final, o Franca ganhou fácil o terceiro lugar do Instituto Córdoba, que havia vendido caro a derrota para o Boca na semi. Isso é, existe uma distancia no momento entre os times brasileiros para os times argentinos. Na NBB, o São Paulo surpreendeu. Depois da troca no comando técnico, ainda não perdeu, ganhando as duas últimas partidas da temporada e ganhando o primeiro jogo dos Playoffs em cima do Brasília. Já o Flamengo voltou com o mesmo ímpeto da final e atropelou o Caxias. Pinheiros venceu bem o Unifacisa em Campina Grande, enquanto o Paulistano ganhou com tranquilidade do Bauru na capital. Franca sofreu enfrentando o Pato no sul, e Vasco e São José tem tudo para fazer uma série bem equilibrada. Algumas outras séries vão começar só agora no final de semana. No único campeonato que ainda não está nos playoffs, a LBF teve a sua última invicta caindo. E no jogo que a gente disse que isso podia acontecer. Sampaio recebeu o Sesi Araraquara e ganhou bem. O Corinthians empatou na maior diferença do campeonato em cima do Maringá, 40 pontos, enquanto o Unimed Campinas parece estar se recuperando na competição. Já, quem parece não ter jeito nesta temporada é o Santo André. Na Euroleague, o Real Madrid ganhou do Bayern e se classificou para os playoffs, mas pegou uma pedreira pela frente, o líder Olympiacos. Quem também não vai ter vida fácil e o Paris. O time do Tiago Splitter se classificou em sétimo e vai enfrentar o Fenerbahçe . Outro que não vai ter vida fácil é o Barcelona que está enfrentando um Monaco bem azeitado. Anadolu e Panathinaikos tem tudo para ser o confronto mais equilibrado no fim. Já na NBA, os playoffs começaram com muita diferença. No Leste, três confrontos começaram praticamente decididos. Mesmo com Tatum machucado, o Celtics não teve dificuldade para ganhar a segunda de Orlando. Cavs e Pacers também não tiveram dificuldades em suas duas primeiras partidas. Só Pistons e Knicks parece ter alguma chance de ser interessante. No Oeste a situação não é muito diferente, apesar da boa vontade geral. Lakers apanhou no primeiro jogo e precisou suar sangue no segundo para levar. OKC e Memphis parece ser a varrida mais obvia da competição, como seu o Memphis estivesse satisfeito de ter chegado até ai. Rockets e GSW parecia que seria uma série parelha, com o GSW levando alguma vantagem pela experiência nestes momentos, mas, com o machucado do Butler, deu para ver que o GSW fica previsível e a vantagem passou para o lado de Houston. E ai, para fechar, a série que realmente vale a pena é Clippers e Nuggets. Denver depende muito do que o Jokic conseguir inventar, já que o elenco de apoio não vem bem e seu co-star caiu muito nesta temporada. Enquanto isso o Los Angeles precisa que Kawhi não se machuque, mas com ele saudável é possível perceber o quão bom é o resto do time para apoia-lo. Teve tudo isso e muito mais, então não perde tempo e começa o seu final de semana em grande estilo apertando o play!
What are Louisville's biggest assets and how can we best leverage those?That was recently a topic of discussion on the Access Louisville podcast. We took the weekly LBF show live for a special episode — recorded in front of an audience and with three guests: Jennifer Barber, office member in charge, Louisville, Frost Brown ToddScott Catlett, chair, Impetus for a Better Louisville and former Yum Brands Inc. chief legal and franchise officerMike Mountjoy, founding partner and chairman emeritus of MCM CPAs and Advisors (now Cherry Bekaert)All three were members of LBF's Power 50 list of Louisville's most influential business people. They are all also at different stages of their careers, with Barber making her first appearance on that list, Catlett being a regular and Mountjoy being part of the inaugural Power 50 Hall of Fame. We talked about their careers for a bit at the top of the show, with each sharing their proudest accomplishments.After the career talk, we got to talking about what Louisville should look to accomplish as a city — and they all three had great takes: On building the economy"We talk about bringing big companies here — we don't need to bring the big companies here. We need to bring people here," said Mountjoy. He advocates 0% income tax as a means of doing that. "The businesses follow the people, not the other way around. There aren't enough engineers in Louisville. There need to be more. There's not enough technology people here." On getting involved"One thing about our community is it's small enough if you want to make a difference you can," said Catlett. "There are plenty of organizations where you can contribute and make a difference and it's gonna take that. We can't look to the leaders of the past. We need people to step up — of today's generation, of tomorrow's generation — to really be a force for good in the community." On the workforce"The talent pool is still very strong. Outside of the legal industry, I think the issue for Kentucky and for Louisville is less the talent pool and more workforce participation," said Barber, noting a troubling trend within that metric. "We've got to increase our workforce participation. We're going to have to tackle some things like housing issues and childcare issues to get more Kentuckians and more Louisvillians into that talent pool." Access Louisville, sponsored by Baird, is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First. It's available on popular podcast services including Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
(00:00 - 2:18) It's Friday! We're not going to let this rain ruin our Friday! (2:18 - 5:10) Lock your doors and keep watch. There's a possible serial killer on the loose in New England. We bring everyone up to date on this chilling discovery. (5:10 - 12:09)It's Distracted Driving Awareness month. We discovered that it's just not phones, surprisingly it's eating while driving! LBF explains how her friend Melissa was eating yogurt with a fork and steering with her knees on the merit parkway. LBF wanted to kill her. Bob struggled to eat an Italian sub while driving. All this and more on the ROR Morning Show with Bob Bronson and LBF Podcast. Find more great podcasts at bPodStudios.com…The Place To Be For Podcast Discovery.
(00:00 - 4:05) It's Thursday! Bob took advantage of the nice weather yesterday and went golfing. He was paired with 3 other people who were walking, Bob took a drive cart. (4:05 - 9:25) Science for the WIN! We now have the answer we've always wanted. Your cat's butthole doesn't touch any of your surfaces! It's all thanks to a 6-year-old who did a study. (9:25 - 16:00) LBF is insane! She has a rule that if there's only two items left, she won't buy them both, Bob thinks it's a stupid rule. He's a believer of first come first serve. (16:00 - 23:31)Bob has hit his Price Breaking point. He was looking at a new restaurant and saw that Ceasar salads were 18 bucks, so he said he's out. All this and more on the ROR Morning Show with Bob Bronson and LBF Podcast. Find more great podcasts at bPodStudios.com…The Place To Be For Podcast Discovery.
(00:00 - 3:04) It's Wednesday! Spring is in the air! LBF is amazed by the blooming of her Magnolia trees, she's so amazed she forgot we were doing a show. (3:04 - 6:00) There's a new sleep method that is making its rounds; it's called sleep tape. It is when you tape your mouth shut to promote nasal breathing. LBF is all for it and might give it a try. (6:00 - 9:26) It's a new keepsake! It's called a breast milk ring! You can now take breast milk and forge it into a ring you can wear. LBF is out, Bob thinks this is a great idea! Just hope they don't make a snot ring. (9:26 - 16:08) It's called the 5 stages of takeout anxiety and LBF suffers from this. Euphoria, Doubt, Suspicion, Panic, Relief & Identity Crisis. (16:08 - 20:45) DM Disaster from Lori, worst thing a kid found in your house. (20:45 - 23:48) Supah Smaht player today Bob from Hanson. All this and more on the ROR Morning Show with Bob Bronson and LBF Podcast. Find more great podcasts at bPodStudios.com…The Place To Be For Podcast Discovery.
(00:00 - 2:58) It's Tuesday! LBF is back from her trip to New Jersey! She talked about how she was stuck in over 6 hours of traffic in Connecticut! (2:58 - 6:35) LBF did the un-thinkable. She went to Easter church services that took over 4 hours. She also jokingly thought her going to church killed the Pope. (6:35 - 13:05) Nicknames are the thing of the past! This stems from a man having 7 kids and none of them have got nicknames yet! LBF thinks Nicknames are disappearing because they're meant to be mean! (13:05 - 18:14) It's no longer acceptable to go on coffee or drink dates. The new thing is doing an activity! We don't agree with that. LBF wants to make Ice Cream dates a thing, Bob does love a good activity. (18:14 - 23:44) DM Disaster Ben was forced to do something all because he looked like a trusting person. (23:44 - 26:57) Supah Smaht player today was Matt! All this and more on the ROR Morning Show with Bob Bronson and LBF Podcast. Find more great podcasts at bPodStudios.com…The Place To Be For Podcast Discovery.
Vamos falar de play-ins. Não tem como fugir. A NBA e a Euro chegaram aos playins e tivemos jogos bons de um lado do Atlantico e jogos bem chumbregas do outro. Mas tudo dentro do esperado. Na NBB estamos chegando nos últimos jogos da temporada regular e com algumas surpresas. O São Paulo, depois de demitir o técnico Guerrinha, ganhou do Minas, de maneira totalmente inesperada. Típico do time nesta temporada. Mas o Minas nem sentiu a derrota e já voltou a ganhar em seguida. Quem subiu de produção, e na hora certa, foi o Corinthians, que é outro time que teve altos e baixos a temporada inteira. Assim como Franca, que começou bem, caiu muito e, de repente, ligou o turbo. Tanto que ganhou do Flamengo no confronto pela NBB abrindo a última semana. O problema é que agora tem a semifinal entre os dois pela BCLA na sexta, no Rio de Janeiro. O vencedor joga no sábado a final contra um argentino. Na Euroliga, semana de Play-ins com o Paris, do técnico Tiago Splitter, fazendo o que poucos achavam possível e batendo o Real Madrid em Madrid para ficar com a 7 vaga dos playoffs. Que semana dos merengues! Agora o Real enfrenta o Bayern que ganhou do Estrela Vermelha, do Yago. Quem ganhar pega o Olympiacos, time que liderou por mais tempo a competição e primeiro colocado ao fim da temporada regular. A WNBA teve seu draft, com os primeiros picks das Golden State Valkyries e uma série de jogadoras estrangeiras entrando na liga. Enquanto por aqui no Brasil, a LBF perdeu mais uma invicta. O Corinthians parece ter se encontrado com as armadoras e o time voltou a crescer, vencer e convencer. Com isso, quem se deu mal foram as meninas do Sampaio Basquete. Agora só o Sesi Araraquara continua invicto, mas, claro, isso pode mudar, já que elas vão a São Luis enfrentar o Sampaio. Para fechar falamos dos Play-ins da NBA, com jogos fraquíssimos e xexelentos, tirando, talvez, o Golden State contra Memphis, que estava caminhando para uma vitória fácil, mas que GSW resolveu deixar emocionante. Além disso temos a situação estranhíssima no Suns, a possível troca de cadeiras nas comissões técnicas, respondemos perguntas do pessoal da live e ainda fizemos nossos chutes para a primeira rodada dos playoffs. Ta grande mesmo o ep, então melhor apertar o play logo e vir com a gente!!!
(00:00 - 3:21) IT'S FRIDAY! Marathon Monday is 3 days away, we talk about the weather for the runners and the nipple chafing, well Bob did LBF just rolled her eyes. (3:21 - 6:06) Want some new ways to tell people to F-Off. We got you covered. Bob reveals his favorite term and LBF has some good ones too. "You have the day you deserve." LBF. (6:06 - 11:53) "Just Give me the damn Chili" Bob wanted some chili from the place he was at. But the kitchen closed at 2p. Bob asked for chili not knowing the kitchen closed at 2p, it was 2:02p they said no. But he said it right there I can see the cup and ladle. Still no chili for Bob." All this and more on the ROR Morning Show with Bob Bronson and LBF Podcast. Find more great podcasts at bPodStudios.com…The Place To Be For Podcast Discovery.
(00:00 - 2:41) It's Thursday Morning! We talk about what we have going on for Easter, also Easter is the easiest holiday ever. It's very simple to plan. (2:41 - 8:29) It's called the museum of manhood. What are we talking about THE GARAGE. Bob is in a bit of a struggle with his wife. She wants him to rid of an old clock radio that's been collecting dust. He's not budging he's keeping the clock, LBF is going through the same struggle Dave has a golden horse statue he won't throw away (8:29 - 13:41) Cinderella Partying is becoming a trend for Gen Z. It when you leave the party just to be home and in bed before midnight. LBF is all for this trend she says she already does this. Bob in encouraging more to party because they're missing out on memories. All this and more on the ROR Morning Show with Bob Bronson and LBF Podcast. Find more great podcasts at bPodStudios.com…The Place To Be For Podcast Discovery.
(00:00 - 2:39) Happy Wednesday Morning! We think we have found a new way for a first date! ICE CREAM DATE. It tells a lot about a person. Are they bowl or cone, vanilla, twist. Let's make this a thing. (2:39 - 7:07) President and CEO Erin McAleer calls in to the show to talk about The Walk For Hunger! (7:07 - 13:25) LBF is the worst house guest ever! She's planning on staying at her sister-in-law's house but she's having second thoughts all thanks to the sleep arrangements. (13:25 - 16:23) Everyone is NAKED! Seems to be the trend happening, but what do you do when someone is naked in public? Take out the camera and film it. All this and more on the ROR Morning Show with Bob Bronson and LBF Podcast. Find more great podcasts at bPodStudios.com…The Place To Be For Podcast Discovery.
(00:00 - 3:43) It's Tuesday! LBF says we need to normalize meeting friends for ice cream not coffee. Bob 100 percent agrees. (3:43 - 8:09) Blue Origin launched into space dawning an entire crew of women. Bob thinks Katy Perry shouldn't have gone because she has a 4-year-old. LBF would let Dave go to space, but she won't let him buy a motorcycle. (8:09 - 13:51) Girl you could be in danger say LBF. A woman is going viral on social media after going on a date with a Bro dude who picked up everything on the tab and she was shook. (13:51 - 20:36) I'm not waiting if I get my food before everyone, I'm EATING IT says Bob. LBF thinks that's a bit rude. But she also thinks that it's ok to date someone's ex. What are some more outdated societal rules we need to ban. (20:36 - 27:02) DM Disaster Dale Caught Skipping Work at the Red Sox game. (27:02 - 30:22) Supah Smaht player today was Eric from Winchester. All this and more on the ROR Morning Show with Bob Bronson and LBF Podcast. Find more great podcasts at bPodStudios.com…The Place To Be For Podcast Discovery.
(00:00 - 3:26) Monday Opening! Rory won the Masters LBF actually watched a bit of the final round! It's the first nice day of Spring lots to celebrate! (3:26 - 6:48) The Most Unhinged way you save money. LBF thought she lost her pocketbook but before she found it, she froze all her credit cards, and she said it's the best way to no spend any money! (6:48 - 18:48) Jack Black Sexiest Man Alive! LBF sure thinks so, so does all our women listeners. Let's get a campaign to get Jack Black the sexiest man alive! (18:48 - 23:38) DM Disaster Kelsie TMI (23:38 - 27:03) Supah Smaht Player Margie from Rockland All this and more on the ROR Morning Show with Bob Bronson and LBF Podcast. Find more great podcasts at bPodStudios.com…The Place To Be For Podcast Discovery.
É... estamos chegando no final das temporadas regulares em todos os lugares. E claro, mesmo com os lugares decididos já em quase todos as ligas, ainda tem bastante coisa em jogo e, claro, mais histórias rolando. Na NBB nós já praticamente tempos os times que vão para os playoffs, mas existem aquelas duas últimas vagas, que se acontecer uma tempestade perfeita, ainda podem mudar. Uma das equipes que deve se classificar, mas não por vontade própria, a famosa classificação culposa, quando não se tem intenção de classificar é o São Paulo. O time já não foi bem no ano passado, mas se recuperou nos playoffs. Só que a inconstância pesou e o time acabou não chegando nas semis. Este ano foi ainda pior e o São Paulo só deve se classificar por um começo bom na competição e pela caos total de algumas poucas equipes nesta NBB. Pior, este ainda tem tudo para ser o último ano do basquete tricolor por algum tempo. Na Euro, os dez times da pós temporada já estão certos. Agora só falta saber a posição deles. Paris conseguiu se classificar e ainda pode acabar em 8 ou 9. Só que isso pode significar pegar Real Madrid ou Barcelona nos Play-ins. Caminho complicado para o primeiro ano da equipe na competição e para o primeiro ano como treinador do nosso Tiago Splitter. O Real fez o que a gente imaginava, um começo e meio de temporada péssimos e ai, quando precisou, foi lá e venceu as partidas se classificando. Só que a gente sabe como é deixar o Real chegar. Não importa a posição, o Real é sempre um perigo na competição. A única competição que esta rolando e ainda esta bem no começo é LBF. Nesta semana, os dois times que estão sobrando no campeonato, adivinhem, sobraram nos jogos de novo. Essa é capaz de ser a temporada mais desbalanceada com Sampaio e Sesi Araraquara parecendo muito acima do resto. Vai precisar algum dos times acordar, to olhando para você mesmo Corinthians. E, não podemos deixar de fora o "novato" Ourinhos. Esse ainda é capaz de pelo menos jogar de igual para igual com os dois. Na NBA deu o que a gente falou: o time mais caro da liga, o Suns, fora dos playoffs. Pior! Fora dos play-ins. Fora da pós temporada. É um tapa na cara da torcida, e devia fazer Durant, Booker e, até, o Beal ficarem envergonhados e pensativos. Já que tem de ficar bem envergonhado e pensativo, de novo, é o o nosso Harrison. Assistiu o Luka Magic desfilar, fazer 45 pontos, chorar com video e ver seu nome cantado pela torcida (além dos pedidos para mandarem embora o próprio Harrison!!!!). Teve isso e muito mais com todos os classificados já fechados para a pós temporada e as perguntas da galera. Então não perca tempo, aperta o play e vem com a gente!!!
UPCOMING EVENT: Access Louisville Live presented by Baird. Be on hand for a live recording of the Access Louisville podcast April 22. Details and registration here.Sometimes Mother Nature just has our number — and that's certainly been true so far in 2025. On this week's Access Louisville podcast we discuss the loss of Thunder Over Louisville — which is being canceled this year because of flooding. On a normal Thunder, about half a million people line the banks of both sides of the river. Kentucky Derby Festival pegs the Thunder economic impact at more than $120 million, while Louisville Tourism charts it at $10 million. A Louisville Tourism spokesperson detailed that their number only accounts for direct economic impact (and excluding things like sponsorship or advertising dollars or TV rights).On this week's show, we also discuss how the flooding has impacted businesses including The Galt House, Captains Quarters and Buffalo Trace Distillery in Frankfort.After the flooding talk, we discuss work beginning on a project at the Kentucky Expo Center. Crews will begin demolishing parts of the existing center, including Newmarket Hall. The cleared space will pave the way for Phase I of the project, which is a new 350,000-square-foot multipurpose building designed to expand and redefine event capabilities at the facility. Additionally, we chat about Louisville Metro Government taking preliminary steps to restore Louisville Gardens. The city is planning to do exterior demolition around the entrance of the building at 525 W. Muhammad Ali Blvd. And, lastly, Reporter Stephen P. Schmidt is on the show to discuss the latest on how tariffs will affect Kentucky's signature bourbon industry. Tariffs were causing wild fluctuations on Wall Street this week. But they're also something the bourbon industry has been talking about for far longer, including at LBF's recent Bourbonomics event.Access Louisville, sponsored by Baird, is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First. It's available on popular podcast services including Apple Podcasts and Spotify (which are linked above.)
(00:00 - 2:06) IT'S Friday! LBF swears she saw a wolf this morning on the drive into work. One small problem, there are no know packs of wolves to live in Massachusetts. (2:06 - 5:54) There's no way we could handle this job well, at least LBF. It's customer service! LBF is a hard pass she says she'd shut down the second someone yelled. Bob thinks he could, and we put him to the test! (5:54 - 14:54) Having a pet is the equivalent of having and extra 90K. LBF doesn't think that's the case. Bob argues that it's unconditional love that the pet brings. (14:54 - 23:48) DM Disaster Rudy's Reply All! (23:48 - 27:25) Supah Smaht Player today Brent from Wenham. All this and more on the ROR Morning Show with Bob Bronson and LBF Podcast. Find more great podcasts at bPodStudios.com…The Place To Be For Podcast Discovery.
(00:00 - 3:03) It's THURSDAY aka Friday Jr. The moon was super big and bright this morning. That's called a Waxing Gibbous! We also learned what the yellow bag on the side of the highway is. (3:03 - 7:00) LBF calls the COPS! All thanks to what she thought was losing her pocketbook! She thinks it's a sign of things to come! (7:00 - 13:47) It's National Siblings day! We've all been torched by our siblings, but some took it a step too far. We're also declaring LBF has a bit of an evil streak. (13:47 - 25:17) DM Disaster Rachel The $1300 Dollar disaster! (25:17 - 29:26) Supah Smaht Player today Amy from Braintree. All this and more on the ROR Morning Show with Bob Bronson and LBF Podcast. Find more great podcasts at bPodStudios.com…The Place To Be For Podcast Discovery.
(00:00 - 3:23) It's Wednesday Morning! Can it really be April with the weather being below freezing!. (3:23 - 6:52) That's right it's a HOT MEAT SUMMER! The newest trend you need to jump on for summer BBQ's it's called the Hot Dog Tower. It's like a seafood tower but with Hot Dogs. LBF and Bob are ALL IN. What else could be towered. (6:52 - 12:44) Dirty TV, what shows do you absolutely love but cannot recommend due to the graphic nature, and people will think you're weird. LBF is all over the show Dying for Sex Starring Michelle Williams. (12:44 - 21:03) DM Disaster Glenn Worst thing you Broke and tried to hide. (21:03 - 24:37) Supah Smaht Player Lisa From Framingham. All this and more on the ROR Morning Show with Bob Bronson and LBF Podcast. Find more great podcasts at bPodStudios.com…The Place To Be For Podcast Discovery.
(00:00 - 3:11) Opening for Tuesday, LBF talks about her gym routine and shows us her muscles. (3:11 - 6:56) There's a pecker on the loose in Rockport Ma. Well, a woodpecker that is, he's been flying all around the city and breaking sideview mirrors. (6:56 - 13:39) Even as we get older High School rules still apply, We say that because LBF was invited to a wedding just to be a filler. She says it's the same as being picked last in school. (13:39 - 18:38) Men Don't Listen, and now we have the proof to back this up! Women have way better listening skills than Men. Bob proves that too. (18:38 - 24:20) DM Disaster w/ Jason Always check your phone! (24:20 - 28:17) Supah Smaht player today Stephenine from West Roxbury was she Suaph Smaht. All this and more on the ROR Morning Show with Bob Bronson and LBF Podcast. Find more great podcasts at bPodStudios.com…The Place To Be For Podcast Discovery.
(00:00 - 3:23) Monday Opening. We talked about things over the weekend. LBF had Bubble and Squeak. Bob attended a baby shower and watched his bracket bust out. (3:23 - 7:11) Worst HR stories we’ve ever been a part of. Bob work with a Night DJ who was a bit too friendly with listeners. LBF witnessed a stabbing, and a girl get punched in the face and still make her deadline. (7:11 - 12:49) Two types of people. One would turn away if they saw police officers at a store, another would enter the store and ask questions. Guess which one LBF was. Number 2 all thanks to cheap tequila prices. (12:49 - 21:30) DM Disaster Lila worst public meltdown. She saw a man throw a tantrum over a corn muffin. (21:30 - 24:47) Supah Smaht player Dan from Winthrop. All this and more on the ROR Morning Show with Bob Bronson and LBF Podcast. Find more great podcasts at bPodStudios.com…The Place To Be For Podcast Discovery.
(00:00 - 2:45) Opening Friday! It's Opening Day at Fenway Park. We talk some of best ballpark moment. (2:45 - 8:22) A woman donated a jacket with a 2.5 Million dollar winning ticket in it. Bob feels terrible for the woman, LBF doesn't feel an ounce of sadness for her. (8:22 - 15:18) Do you sleep with a stuffed animal. A new trend is taking over where grown ass adults are sleeping with stuffed animals. (15:18 - 26:43) DM Disaster Maggie and foods that make you gag! (26:43 - 30:34) Supah Smaht player today Kristin from Norton! All this and more on the ROR Morning Show with Bob Bronson and LBF Podcast. Find more great podcasts at bPodStudios.com…The Place To Be For Podcast Discovery.
(00:00 - 3:04) Thursday opening, We talk Opening Day for the Red Sox tomorrow afternoon. (3:04 - 9:54) LBF learns sports lingo. Bob gives LBF sports lingo and she tries to guess what it means. (9:54 - 16:20) It's called the Grief Diet. Bob told a co-worker who was grieving over a pet that she looked amazing. LBF wasn't having it and had to set Bob straight. (20:06 - 29:57) DM Disaster with Nick : Kids Ruin Everything. (29:57 - 32:59) Supah Smaht player today Linda From Brockton. All this and more on the ROR Morning Show with Bob Bronson and LBF Podcast. Find more great podcasts at bPodStudios.com…The Place To Be For Podcast Discovery.
(00:00 - 3:15) Opening for Wednesday, RIP Val Kilmer, we talk about some of his best movies. (3:15 - 7:42) LBF is on the warpath! Why? Dogs on runner leashes, no one should have their dog on a runner leash, 6ft only! (7:42 - 13:35) Mr. Clean is too Sexy! We also talked about cartoon characters who are sneaky hot! (13:35 - 17:29) Doordash is offering order now pay later. You only need this if your Lazy, Fat, or broke. (17:29 - 22:18) DM Disaster from Andy. (22:18 - 25:52) Supah Smaht player Mike from Marshfield. All this and more on the ROR Morning Show with Bob Bronson and LBF Podcast. Find more great podcasts at bPodStudios.com…The Place To Be For Podcast Discovery.
The city got some surprising news this week with the announcement that Kim Schatzel was out as president of the University of Louisville.What started as a Tuesday night rumor quickly evolved into a close-door meeting of the University of Louisville Board of Trustees on Wednesday. Louisville Business First reporter Michael Jones was at that meeting and shares his insights on the situation on this week's Access Louisville podcast. Perhaps most surprising was that Schatzel's departure was followed by the quick appointment of Gerry Bradley to replace her. Bradley is the third president in five years. UofL has experienced a rotating cast of leaders since longtime president James Ramsey resigned in 2016.Also on this week's show, we discuss the former Highland United Methodist, which recently hit the market. Star Auerbach and her father Rob Auerbach, co-founder of Rainbow Blossom Natural Food Market, had purchased this property in 2023 and were considering a boutique hotel for the space. But after Rob Auerbach passed away in 2024, Star says she's no longer able to do the project on her own — though she would still like to see someone else pick it up.Further, we talk about some recent Downtown property sales including Advocacy Plaza near the courthouse and the former MPI Printing building on Jefferson Street. We chat about development near Lynn Family Stadium and we've got an interesting story involving two bars in NuLu, both of which are named Taj.There's also some content from our sponsors at Baird. LBF's Lisa Benson has an interview with investment strategist Ross Mayfield — they're talking market volatility, tariffs, bourbon and other economic news.Access Louisville, sponsored by Baird, is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First. It's available on popular podcast services including Apple Podcasts and Spotify (which are linked above.)
Não havia outro jeito de começar este podcast que não fosse com profundo pesar com a notícia do falecimento de um dos grandes do esporte, Wlamir Marques. Falamos um pouco de sua carreira, de sua atuação, dos títulos, do ginásio com seu nome e muito mais. Entramos na NBB, falando do que parece ser o triste fim do basquete do São Paulo, da vitória do Minas sobre o Flamengo e, claro das Semis da BCLA entre argentinos e brasileiros. Falamos, também, da volta da chancela da CBB para o campeonato da NBB, o que faz o campeonato voltar a ser reconhecido pela FIBA. Mas que ninguém se engane, essa chancela veio por livre e desimpedida pressão da FIBA Américas e que, tão logo for possível, a CBB deve aprontar outra deste nível mesmo. Já na LBF, Ourinhos vai mostrando que o bom campeonato paulista não foi a toa e esta se credenciando a ficar entre os quatro primeiros da competição. Quem parece que não se encontrou ainda é o Santo André que tomou uma senhora lavada da única equipe que parece que vai nadar de braçada, a nossa querida Bolívia, o Sampaio Basquete. Enquanto isso, voltando de terras chinesas, a Kamilla Cardoso abocanhou o prêmio de MVP das estrangeiras do campeonato, como a gente já esperava. O time dela saiu mais cedo da competição, terminando em quinto e, com isso, ela já deve começar a se preparar para próxima temporada da WNBA. Na Euroleague, o Paris se recuperou e agora tem missão complicada para se manter na disputa dos playoffs, ou pelo menos do Play-in. Restam 4 rodadas e, tirando o Olympiacos, todo mundo ta na briga. O pior, para o Paris, é que os 3 dos 4 jogos dele agora são pedreiras. Para fechar falamos da venda da Celtics por U$ 6.100.000.000,00. Sim, 6 bilhões de dólares. É tanto zero que eu acho que até me perdi escrevendo. Vale isso tudo? Muda o patamar da NBA nos esportes americanos? E, mais importante, o comprador, vai conseguir pagar? Ainda respondemos as perguntas do pessoal do chat, falamos da falta de jogadores do Mavs para o resto da temporada, sobre as bets, classificação do Leste e do Oeste e muito mais. Aperta o play e vem com a gente!
'[Olympia's] gorgeous vaulted glass roof feels kind of like a metaphor for the fair itself. Rooted in history, but always looking upwards and outwards.' Something a bit different today: join me for a deep dive into a publisher's experience of London Book Fair 2025. I have been to a LOT of book fairs, but this one was a little different. I'm exploring the issues faced by publishers of all sizes today, navigating challenges such as AI's disruptive potential to the demands of new EU regulations and the current geopolitical chaos, and reflecting on the opportunities they present. Whether you're in the business or simply curious about the world of books, this episode is a behind-the-scenes look at an industry perpetually on the brink of transformation as well as a very personal reflection on how it feels to be part of it.
Quando a gente chegou para gravar, a pauta era pequena, parecia que seria um episódio curto. Ai você deve se perguntar "Como eles conseguiram passar falando quase uma hora e meia só com isso de pauta?". A verdade é que nem a gente sabe como. É parte do nosso charme. Nessa edição falamos da semana lenta da NBB, com destaque para o sobe e desce do final da tabela, com algumas vagas ainda em disputa com a temporada regular acabando. A semana da NBB foi lenta porque Minas, Flamengo e Franca estão disputando a BCLA. E o Minas que fez da melhores campanhas na fase de grupos, acabou sendo eliminado pelo Instituto Córdoba. Foi um vexame? Ou será que isso esta de acordo com a queda de rendimento que o próprio Minas vem apresentando na NBB? Teve o começo da LBF! E com equipes estreando e vencendo na competição. Claro que isso não aconteceu para todo mundo, mas Ourinhos, que voltou a LBF 11 anos depois da última vez que jogou, ganhou a sua primeira partida. E o Maringá que debuta na competição, também ganhou a primeira. Fora isso, tivemos a Alana, armadora do Corinthians, deixando seu cartão de visita nas mãos da técnica da seleção brasileira feminina. A WNBA ainda demora um pouco para voltar, mas os seus bastidores estão animados. Se na semana passada contamos que a Serena Williams vai fazer parte dos donos do Toronto Tempo, agora foi o Eminem que resolveu se arriscar no meio para tentar começar uma nova franquia em Detroit. E já temos a data do draft e a provável primeiro pick. Para fechar, falamos da NBA, onde comentamos de assuntos tristes, como novas contusões (nem todas foram tristes), e um falecimento. Mas também falamos de muita coisa engraçada e boa, como o ótimo jogo de OKC contra o Celtics, e a briga no jogo do Suns e Rockets. Além disso teve pergunta do pessoal assistindo e mais coisas da pauta que nem coube aqui. Então começa seu sábado bem, aperte o play e vem com a gente!
O episódio ficou longo, mas tem motivo... A semana foi agitada e com começo de campeonatos chegando, novas franquias, declarações bizarras, vitórias inéditas e implosões, a gente tinha muito assunto para comentar. Para começar, claro, aqui no nosso quintal, falamos da vitória inédita do Caxias em cima do Flamengo que basicamente sedimentou o Minas como líder da temporada regular. E os dois, depois de jogarem seus jogos da NBB já partiram para as quartas de final da BCLA. Com os dois tendo sido líderes de seus grupos, assim como Franca, todos os brasileiros vão jogar o primeiro jogo fora do país para resolver a série em casa depois. No feminino saíram as novidades da LBF, como adição de equipes para esta temporada, mudança da marca da bola, mais locais para assistir os jogos ao vivo e a data do inicio dos jogos e é hoje mesmo, dia 8 de março, Dia Internacional das Mulheres. Já aproveitem para ver os primeiros jogos! Já na WNBA, a maior novidade é a compra de parte da equipe do Toronto Tempo pela a Serena Williams. O Toronto deve entrar na WNBA na temporada de 2026, junto de Portland. Somando os dois times novos com as Valkyries de Golden State que vão começar neste ano, a WNBA dá uma bela mexida nas equipes e no cenário, aumentando bem o potencial de audiência. Na Euro nós tivemos finalmente o clássico do piriri. A tristeza fica pelo fato que o Fenerbahçe se deu melhor em cima do Paris e complicou a situação parisiense, que acabou perdendo o jogo seguinte também. Claro que o time continua dependendo apenas de si mesmo para classificar para os playoffs, mas vai ter muita pressão, porque atrás dele, e ainda sem vaga, estão apenas Barcelona e Real Madrid. Para fechar, claro, falamos da NBA. Respondemos as perguntas do pessoal da Live e comentamos do processo que o Butler vai ter de arcar da sua casa em Miami, da contusão do Embiid, do Lakers de Luka e LeBron voando, do Durant querendo ser trocado para a próxima temporada, do LaMelo sentindo na pele a situação do Charlotte e mais. Mas, claro, o principal não poderia ser outra coisa que não a implosão do Dallas Mavericks. Alguém precisa fazer um meme do Klay fazendo a posição de cadê todo mundo do John Travolta. Saiu o Luka, chegou o Davis, Davis machucou mas vai voltar, machuca o Kyrie, esse já não volta mais esta temporada, ai Davis provavelmente não volta mais. Sobrou o Klay, sozinho, remando. Que trabalho absurdo dos donos e do GM para destruir completamente um time que jogou a última final. Estão de parabéns. Podem descansar que o trabalho ta bem feito. Aperte o play e comece o seu final de semana com a gente!
A gente vai falar da final do Super 8? Vai. Flamengo crescendo no momento certo da temporada e um jogo que tem tudo para ser a final da própria NBB. Tiveram jogos da NBB também e a gente vai comentar deles e, para você ver que a gente não estava para brincadeira, falamos da volta da BCLA também. E vai ter notícias da temporada da LBF? Vai, tem times novos na competição e, ano após ano, a competição aumenta de tamanho. E sim, a gente sabe que a Free Agency da WNBA também está acabando e prometemos que vamos falar disso em próximos episódios. Teve suspensão na Euro e a gente, claro, falou disso também. Da temporada super inconstante do Real Madrid e da chance real do Estrela Vermelha do Yago chegar mesmo nos playoffs vai ter conversa também. E também sobre trocas da trade deadline da NBA, teve time que se deu bem, teve time que melhorou consideravelmente, teve time que não fez nada. Mas claro, de longe, obviamente a coisa que mais vamos falar nesse episódio é a troca absurda que o Mavs fez com o Lakers (teve mais gente envolvida, mas não importa). Mandar o Luka Doncic para o Lakers não passaria na cabeça de absolutamente ninguém a não ser o GM de Dallas. Pegou tanta gente de surpresa o anuncio que todos imaginavam que tinha de ser uma pegadinha, um erro, alguém sendo hackeado. Mas não, era verdade e hoje o tesouro veste o roxo e dourado e vai jogar ao lado de Lebron. Como isso aconteceu? Por que aconteceu? Quais as teorias da conspiração que podem explicar isso? E o que esperar dos times agora... tudo isso e muito mais nesse episódio do Amassando o Aro, então, solta o play!
We chat about several local construction projects on this week's Access Louisville podcast.Topping the discussion is what looks to be a new grocery store at 201 Blankenbaker Parkway. LBF Reporter Joel Stinnett spotted a demolition permit that had been filed to tear down part of the structure there (which used to be home to a Winn-Dixie and Walmart Neighborhood Market) in order to make way for something new.The permit hints at a retailer going into the space and it's the right size for one — though nothing has been confirmed yet. After that we also chat about Kentucky Educational Television (KET) opening its new studio on Main Street, which Digital Editor Zak Owens got a look at earlier recently. Also on this week's show we talk about demolition planned at the former EMW Women's Surgical Center at the corner of 2nd and Market streets. A new 27-story hotel tower has been discussed for that space in the future, but for now the building is being demolished for a parking lot, as Stinnett reported recently. After that we go talk about Stinnett's recent LBF cover story on the largest development opportunities in Louisville, which include the Urban Government Center on Barrett Avenue, the Starks Building in Downtown Louisville and the area surrounding Lynn Family Stadium. You can check out the full story on that development to-do list here.In the second half of the show we switch gears and chat about a handful of local sports stories, including a new platform that allows fans to raise money for college sports recruits. LBF Reporter Stephen P. Schmidt has details on that program here. We also go over news about a former Louisville City FC player going to the MLS and the departure of UofL volleyball coach Dani Busboom Kelly.Access Louisville is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First. It's available on popular podcast services, including Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
If only we had a crystal ball.In the last several years, the team at LBF's Access Louisville podcast have developed an end-of-the-year tradition where we sit down and try to predict what might happen the next year. In this week's episode, we revisit predictions we made for 2024 — and it was a mixed bag on what we got right and wrong.Some of the things we covered include Racing Louisville FC falling short of the playoffs, rumors of Humana's sale to Cigna (talks of a deal are reportedly off the table) and plans for a new 27-story hotel in Downtown Louisville. We also chat about the latest with the University of Louisville men's basketball team, tensions over development in West Louisville during the last year and Bob Dylan's new attraction in town.Be sure to tune in next week as we look to the future to make predictions for the upcoming year. And the plan is to review them in a year and see how we did.Access Louisville is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First. You can find it on popular podcast services such as Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
After some struggles years ago, Louisville-based Rainbow Blossom has a great last few years. Rainbow Blossom, an independent chain of natural food markets that specializes in natural grocery, body care and health and wellness products, just opened a new East End location a few months ago. It also made LBF's Fast 50 list of growing companies in Louisville in this year, with revenue rising 18% over the last three years to $13.04 million in 2023. Second generation owner Summer Auerbach joins us on the Access Louisville podcast this week and explains things weren't always so rosy. She discusses the challenges and strategies of growing the family business, which was founded by her parents in 1977. Despite opening a sixth location and expanding its New Albany store recently, Auerbach emphasizes maintaining the company's small, accessible, and family-like culture. On the show she also highlights the importance of direct communication, team input,and creating written guidelines for consistency. Auerbach also reflects on overcoming tough times by differentiating from competition, being nimble and innovative, and leveraging data and metrics to drive growth"We have really been able to make changes quickly, to be responsive to community needs and make sure we are separating ourselves from our competition," she said. She also talks about where she sees the company heading in the future — including a potential medical cannabis dispensary license that it is seeking."I think that will be a natural progression for us as that space moves forward," she said. "I'm proud of our state for taking this leap. I'm glad we're not the 50th state [to make marijuana legal.]Auerbach also was recently honored as part of LBF's Most Admired CEOs program. More on her and other honorees here. You can listen to the full interview in the player above as well as on popular podcast services like Apple Podcasts and Spotify (which are also linked above.) Access Louisville is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First.
After some struggles years ago, Louisville-based Rainbow Blossom has a great last few years. Rainbow Blossom, an independent chain of natural food markets that specializes in natural grocery, body care and health and wellness products, just opened a new East End location a few months ago. It also made LBF's Fast 50 list of growing companies in Louisville in this year, with revenue rising 18% over the last three years to $13.04 million in 2023. Second generation owner Summer Auerbach joins us on the Access Louisville podcast this week and explains things weren't always so rosy. She discusses the challenges and strategies of growing the family business, which was founded by her parents in 1977. Despite opening a sixth location and expanding its New Albany store recently, Auerbach emphasizes maintaining the company's small, accessible, and family-like culture. On the show she also highlights the importance of direct communication, team input,and creating written guidelines for consistency. Auerbach also reflects on overcoming tough times by differentiating from competition, being nimble and innovative, and leveraging data and metrics to drive growth"We have really been able to make changes quickly, to be responsive to community needs and make sure we are separating ourselves from our competition," she said. She also talks about where she sees the company heading in the future — including a potential medical cannabis dispensary license that it is seeking."I think that will be a natural progression for us as that space moves forward," she said. "I'm proud of our state for taking this leap. I'm glad we're not the 50th state [to make marijuana legal.]Auerbach also was recently honored as part of LBF's Most Admired CEOs program. More on her and other honorees here.
Louisville is getting a new international grocery store — which got us talking about the market's needs on this week's Access Louisville podcast.LBF Reporter Joel Stinnett joins the show this week to tell us about Saraga International Grocery, which has signed a lease and will open its first area store at 200 N. Hurstbourne Parkway inside The Forum Center. This was formerly the site of Lucky's Market, which closed amid a company bankruptcy in 2020. This gets us talking about what we'd like to see in the grocery market in Louisville — a second Trader Joe's and more options inside the Watterson Expressway are on our wishlist. In other grocery news, Stinnett also tells us about the latest with Hy-Vee. In spite of delays, the Des Moines, Iowa-based grocery retailer says it is still planning to open a location in Kentucky. It initially announced plans to build in the Fern Creek area in 2021 but it has yet to happen.Bourbon and restaurant newsLater in the show, we discuss some bourbon industry news with LBF reporter Stephen P. Schmidt, including the auction of a distillery in Downtown Louisville. This auction includes aging bourbon, equipment as well as real estate and other assets. We also talk about a new downtown tasting room for Green River Distilling Co., which sounds different than some of the other tasting rooms you can find in that it'll have a more sports bar like atmosphere.Finally we wrap up the show with a bit of restaurant and bar news, including the news that Baxters 942 is losing its liquor license. And we discuss a new grab-and-go bar coming to Oxmoor Center that will allow customers to drink while they shop this holiday season. Access Louisville is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First. It's available on popular podcast services, including Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
Thanks for listening to the Long Ball Futebol Podcast!Become a Long Ball Futebol Sócio for just £1 a month → https://www.patreon.com/LongBallFutebolThis week with the international break upon is we dug into the LBF vaults and found these recordings from Albert's trip to Portugal in May 2024. Over the next three days we'll be inviting you on a journey across Lisbon at three fantastic football matches, all very different to each other.Today, Albert is at the Estádio Nacional do Jamor for the Taça de Portugal Femenina final between SL Benfica and Racing Power!#LigaPortugal #SLBenfica #LongBallFutebol
Thanks for listening to the Long Ball Futebol Podcast!Become a Long Ball Futebol Sócio for just £1 a month → https://www.patreon.com/LongBallFutebolThis week with the international break upon is we dug into the LBF vaults and found these recordings from Albert's trip to Portugal in May 2024. Over the next three days we'll be inviting you on a journey across Lisbon at three fantastic football matches, all very different to each other.Today Albert is at the Estádio José Alvalade as league champions Sporting CP lift the Primeira Liga trophy!#LigaPortugal #SportingCP #LongBallFutebol
Thanks for listening to the Long Ball Futebol Podcast!Become a Long Ball Futebol Sócio for just £1 a month → https://www.patreon.com/LongBallFutebolThis week with the international break upon is we dug into the LBF vaults and found these recordings from Albert's trip to Portugal in May 2024. Over the next three days we'll be inviting you on a journey across Lisbon at three fantastic football matches, all very different to each other.Today, Albert is at the Estádio José Gomes as Estrela da Amadora bid to stay in the Primeira Liga on the final day of the season.#LigaPortugal #EstrelaDaAmadora #LongBallFutebol
We've got a little bit of everything on this week's Access Louisville podcast.To start off the show, we chat about what Louisville and Kentucky had offered the Sundance Film Festival. As we've reported multiple times in the last year, Louisville had been in consideration for the legendary film festival but that is no longer the case. That said, LBF Reporter Michael L. Jones did recently get his hands on what had been offered by the city and state to bring Sundance here: An incentive package valued at $73M.After that, we get into some development and restaurant news. We chat about an upcoming move by High Horse, a popular Butchertown bar, that's going to Louisville's NuLu neighborhood following a dispute with its landlord.Further, we discuss a new pedway that's planned between two NuLu buildings and a new bourbon attraction, called Whiskey Thief, that's moving into that neighborhood. LBF got a sneak peak at Whiskey Theif recently.Late in the show, Jones tells us about an ownership change at Ciao, a well-known Italian restaurant near the Highlands. And we wrap things up by talking about the Kroger company's efforts to update its store on Outer Loop as it faces new competition from Publix. Access Louisville is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First. It's available on popular podcast services, including Apple Podcasts and Spotify, which are linked above. You can also listen in the player above.
This week on the podcast, my clients are taking the mic, and sharing their transformational journeys through Legacy Brand Foundations.These incredible entrepreneurs were there once too—and their words may be exactly what you need to hear today.From finding their voice to 10X-ing their business (yes, it's possible without burning out), their stories will inspire you. They share how LBF helped them to gain clarity, confidence, and results (like closing $30K deals just from naming their framework!) - which might just be the inspiration you need to step into your next level.Shoutout to my amazing clients who are featured in this episode!:Alisa Owens, Katherine Pomerantz, Latrice Cole, Shannon Procise, Thia Lutich, Justine Nelson, Iza Montelvo, Jamie Gulino Davis, and Ina Coveney.If you've been curious about how to stop fumbling for words, create content effortlessly, and build a brand that feels like YOU… I want to invite you to join the Legacy Brand Foundations® program.This is where we'll create your complete Brand Operating System (OS)™, so you can show up confidently and consistently, no matter where you're sharing your message.Let's make sure your brand is doing the heavy lifting for you—attracting the right clients, building trust, and positioning you as the expert you are, so you can stay focused on serving in your genius (while increasing your income + impact)!The Legacy Brand Foundations experience is not just a course—it's a hands-on, personalized experience to help you create the brand of your dreams. I'm here to support you personally on your branding journey!Let's continue this journey together, creating businesses that thrive and legacies that last!Links Mentioned on This Episode:Join over 100+ happy clients in developing your Legacy Brand through our flagship experience, Legacy Brand Foundations today!Book a Call with Tiffany to see if it's the right fit.Rate, Review, and Follow on Your Favorite Platform!If you loved this episode, leave us a review.And always make sure you're following the podcast so you never miss an episode. Follow now!
It's another round of Tuesday Thoughts on SDHWe go over your lingering questions on ATLUTD after the weekend, the rundown of how MLS stands, the news of the morning (Manchester City, Newcastle) and Jon's shopping addictions...
Every once in a while, you have to look back at your career and your place in the community and not only ponder where you've been but look ahead at what's coming next. That's what we did on Monday, Sept. 9 as we sat down with our newest inductees in LBF's Forty Under 40 Hall of Fame:Sandra Frazier, founder, Tandem Public RelationsJimmy Kirchdorfer, chairman and CEO, ISCO Industries Inc, and an owner of Valhalla Golf ClubWilliam Summers, chief community development officer, Republic BankThe three joined us on the most recent episode of the Access Louisville podcast, which was recorded live in front of an audience for a special event at Junior Achievement of Kentuckiana. We covered myriad topics on the show — from Louisville's hits and misses to honing in on specific moments of the three honorees careers.For an example of the latter, Kirchdorfer spoke about taking his family's business from a small irrigation company that primarily served clients in Kentucky to one that serves people around the world. He remembers walking into the company's plant and watching a system that was going to be used in Asia being built right here. "They needed our expertise, halfway across the world — calling us," Kirchdorfer said. "That kinda inspired me to think bigger."Fraizer told us about the advice she gives to young professionals looking to advance in their careers and get more involved in the community. She tells them to slow down, learn from what they're doing and don't worry about offending people. "If you do want to get engaged in things, have a strategy and processes. You've got to come to it from a thoughtful place that isn't going to immediately shut people down," she said.And Summers spoke about a few of the community's key turning points, such as the opening of the KFC Yum! Center. He was a long-time member of the Louisville Arena Authority board, a non-profit that oversees the arena's management and operation, which he called a big part of his career.Opening the arena was a key win for Louisville. But the community has had its misses too, such as not bringing an NBA franchise to the city."That would have been a game changer," he said. Summers believes there are a lot of opportunities to be had for Louisville, though. "We as a community, we have to be comfortable taking more risks," he said.Access Louisville is also available on popular podcast services, including Apple Podcasts and Spotify.Access Louisville is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First, where we cover recent news and spotlight local business and community leaders. Monday's recording was only the second time we've recorded in front of a live audience. The last live show, which featured former Louisville Mayor Jerry Abramson and Philanthropist Christina Lee Brown, can be heard here.You can check out who made this year's Forty Under 40 class here. And you can read more about the Forty Under 40 Hall of Fame (including past inductees) here.