Podcast appearances and mentions of lemon twist

This episode is sponsored by Freed.AI - Get 50% off your first month of using their AI-powered medical scribe software! Just add BSFREE50 to your cart! This episode is also sponsored by PearsonRavitz– helping physicians protect their most valuable assets.  In this special Christmas episode of "Weekly Doctales with Cocktails," May and Tim, adorned in Santa hats, engage in a light-hearted and festive conversation. They discuss various topics ranging from the technical difficulties in starting the show to interesting medical gadgets like a light socket security camera and a sleep aid device. The conversation also veers into a discussion about unique gift ideas, including a gadget for cleaning glasses and the innovative 'chill pill'. The episode takes a nostalgic turn as they reminisce about favorite childhood toys and Christmas presents, comparing them with the complexity of today's gadgets. The tone is humorous and relaxed, with a touch of sarcasm and medical insights peppered throughout. Looking for something specific? Here you go 00:00:52 - Festive Attire and Christmas Episode 00:01:25 - Cocktail Teaser and Hand Size Joke 00:02:09 - Medical Gadgets and Tech Gifts Discussion 00:02:52 - Light Socket Security Camera 00:04:01 - Sleep Aid Device 00:05:09 - Peeps Glasses Cleaner 00:05:18 - Chill Pill Sleep Aid 00:07:32 - Snake Oil Business Commentary 00:08:40 - Flex Vision Adjustable Glasses 00:09:07 - Medical Gadget Ideas 00:10:16 - Miracle Sheets Discussion 00:11:08 - Palm Frond Injuries 00:12:49 - Childhood Christmas Presents 00:14:01 - Evel Knievel Motorcycle Toy 00:15:19 - Barbie Corvette and Camper 00:16:16 - Microscope and Chemistry Set Gifts 00:17:19 - Atari 2000 and Outdoor Activities 00:18:19 - Lawn Darts and Pogo Sticks 00:19:24 - Childhood Games and Modern Sports 00:20:17 - Silly Putty and Simple Childhood Toys 00:21:28 - Medical Memories and Foreign Body Removals 00:22:13 - Operation Game and Surgeon Aspirations 00:23:02 - Classic Toys and Games Nostalgia 00:24:35 - Light Bright and Spirograph 00:25:05 - Easy Bake Oven and Its Limitations 00:26:05 - Cross Country Skiing Memories 00:27:02 - Lawn Darts and Dangerous Childhood Toys 00:28:01 - Lemon Twist and Super Slider Snow Skates 00:29:05 - Chinese Jump Rope and Elastic Band Games 00:30:09 - Battling Tops and Childhood Competitions 00:31:31 - The Evolution of Childhood Toys to Modern Tech 00:32:53 - Amazon Packaging Anecdote 00:33:59 - Cornhole Championships and Professional Pogo Sticks 00:34:50 - Wrapping Up and Christmas Wishes 00:35:26 - Upcoming Podcast Episodes Teasers 00:36:17 - Sign Off and Gratitude to Fans Our Advice! Everything in this podcast is for educational purposes only. It does not constitute the practice of medicine and we are not providing medical advice. No Physician-patient relationship is formed and anything discussed in this podcast does not represent the views of our employers.  The Fine Print! All opinions expressed by the hosts or  guests in this episode are solely their opinion and are not to be used as specific medical advice.  The hosts,  May and Tim Hindmarsh MD, BS Free MD LLC, or any affiliates thereof are not under any obligation to update or correct any information provided in this episode. The guest's statements and opinions are subject to change without notice. Thanks for joining us! You are the reason we are here.  If you have questions, reach out to us at doc@bsfreemd.com or find Tim and I on Facebook and IG. Please check out our every growing website as well at  bsfreemd.com (no www)  GET SOCIAL WITH US! https://www.withkoji.com/@bsfreemd

In this episode, Lady Petra and SafferMaster interview "Kinky Introverts", Kitten and Brian, over a Dry Gin Martini with Lemon Twist. Support the showListen on Podurama https://podurama.com

Our heroes rest and recover from the ordeals of The Pleasure Gardens! What awaits them on Floor 14 - THE THRONE OF AZLANT. Grab a drink and join us at the bar! Drink of the Week: Starlight Ingredients: 2 oz. Light Rum .25 oz. Grenadine .25 oz. Lemon Juice 1 oz. Pineapple Juice Garnish: 1 Lemon Twist & 1 Maraschino Cherry Steps: 1: Combine all ingredients in a shaker with ice. Shake to combine. 2: Strain into glass with ice. 3: Garnish. 4: Enjoy!

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Here on The Talking Dirty Podcast we are unashamedly plant-mad! Alan Gray has filled 32 acres at East Ruston Old Vicarage with interesting varieties and combinations (and Thordis dreams of doing the same!) In our pursuit of the beautiful and unique, certain groups of plants can get overlooked and we suspect some shrubs have been in that category. Well, no more! Because Garden Designer Annie Guilfoyle is a champion of using interesting shrubs in your garden, and practises what she preaches by growing many in her own tiny plot. This first part of her Talking Dirty appearance feature some she would recommend the highest. In Part Two we'll cover Narcissi, a slightly naughty climber and FLOMO* of course. *FLoral or plant-based fear Of Missing Out PLANT LIST Arum italicum 'Pictum' Narcissus 'Golden Ducat' Narcissus 'Silver Chimes' Correa 'Marian's Marvel' Correa backhouseana Correa reflexa x alba 'Lemon Twist' Olearia ilicifolia Olearia × mollis 'Zennorensis' Olearia macrodonta Viburnum × burkwoodii

You know Alan Gray and Thordis adore an underloved plant on Talking Dirty - and this week's guest is the same. Dan Cooper is shining the spotlight on Hyacinths this week, plus Tulips, Narcissi and lots of other seasonal lovelies. And, as his new business Dan Cooper Garden launches, we're keen to hear about what he's got in store for us, from tools and bulbs to some great articles packed with advice. In fact Alan is so taken with one item from the Dan Cooper range that he forgets the flowers when it comes to his FLOMO*, though don't worry we still managed to pack in lots of plants (as that plant list testifies!) *FLoral or plant-based fear Of Missing Out PLANT LIST Hyacinthus orientalis 'Gipsy Queen' Hyacinthus orientalis 'Anastasia' Hyacinthus orientalis 'Woodstock' Hyacinthus 'Dark Dimension' Hyacinthus orientalis 'Miss Saigon' Hyacinthus orientalis 'Jan Bos' Hyacinthus orientalis 'City of Haarlem' Hyacinthus orientalis 'Carnegie' Tulip 'Attila Graffiti' Iris latifolia Gladiolus cardinalis Tulipa 'Purissima' Tulipa 'Queen of Night' Tulipa 'Negrita' Tulipa 'Triple A' Tulipa 'Exotic Emperor' Tulipa 'Muscadet' Spiraea 'Arguta' Fritillaria imperialis Tropaeolum brachyceras Tropaeolum tricolor Tropaeolum pentaphyllum Narcissus 'Barrett Browning' Narcissus 'Mrs Langtry' Narcissus 'Insulinde' Narcissus 'Van Sion'  Jacobinia pauciflora Correa reflexa x alba 'Lemon Twist' Rhododendron 'Christmas Cheer'

Sickness cannot stop Ours, Played; all it can do is delay it for a while. We're back from our summer colds and ready for true love and high adventure in the cooperative match-3 board game with true to life minis in The Princess Bride Adventure Book Game published by Ravensburger.In this episode we cover:How colds hit harder after a year of isolationOur Discord debutMiracle cures for board game minisThe complexity of the Fire Swamp level (we're not thinking of building a summer home there, though)Game Details:Name: The Princess Bride Adventure Book GameFormat: Board GamePublisher: RavensburgerYear: 2020Connect with us!To stay up to date with the show, talk to us about what we have been playing, or even suggest a new game, we encourage you to follow the show and connect with us on Discord, Twitter, and Instagram.Ours, Played Date NightTo pair with The Princess Bride Adventure Book Game, we recommendBailey's recommendationWatching the 1987 movie, The Princess Bride, of course!Reading Carey Elwes's (Wesley) book, As You Wish: Inconceivable Tales from the Making of The Princess BrideRob's recommendationVodka Martini - the original colorless, odorless poison! 2 oz good Vodka ½ oz dry vermouth Lemon twistStir liquid ingredients over ice, strain into a chilled martini glass. Garnish with Lemon Twist.

Developed come this week with their latest blind remix, this time Lemon Twist

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We're hitting the road with Hawaii's premiere concert venue Blue Note Hawaii. Join us as we talk to local musicians who've crossed the pond to find international success. Our first guest today is a local singer songwriter who’s had several nominations Na Hoku Hano Hano Awards, and most recently his song “Ride” closed out the credits of the motion picture “The Ride”, starring Shane Graham, Ludacris, and Sasha Alexander. He’s been busy working on independent film projects with our friends at NMG (Nella Media Group) one of which won an Emmy. He’s writing for a new album and performing with: Johnny Helm. Featuring YOZA and John Cruz. January 28. Tickets: Premium $25, Loge $15. Showtimes: 6:00 PM & 8:30 PM. Doors: 4:30 PM & 8:00 PM. Our second guest Thunderstorm Artis is a local singer/songwriter from the North Shore of Oahu. He comes from a very creative family, and learned at a very young age to play piano, guitar, harp and percussion from his father Ron Artis and mother Victoria who were both Motown musicians. He’s shared the stage with with Jack Johnson, Mick Fleetwood, Booker T. He recently stared in NBC’s “The Voice” which ended in a shocking upset — SPOILER alert.

 Thunderstorm Artis. March 26 (SOLD OUT) and March 27. Tickets: General Admission $25. Showtimes: 6:00 PM & 8:30 PM. Doors: 4:30 PM & 8:00 PM. Amanda Johnson, General Manager. Tony Perez, Bartender. Featured Cocktails. Vesper Martini. Tanqueray Gin, Belvedere Vodka, and Lillet with a Lemon Twist. Margarita Martini Mi Campo Tequila, Cointreau and Fresh Made Sour Featured Food (Provided by Duke’s!). * Fish Tacos. * Rib & Chicken Plate. * Poke Tacos. * Burger. * Hula Pie. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/maleko-and-flash/support

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In this episode, Lady Petra and SafferMaster interview "Kinky Introverts", Kitten and Brian, over a Dry Gin Martini with Lemon Twist.

On this episode, we agree to socially distance ourselves from Dollywood while refusing to emotionally distance ourselves from Dollywood. We discuss the current COVID-19 news, share our Dollywould/DollywouldNots, talk about the Lemon Twist, and give our take on Aunt Granny's. Time Stamps:00:30 - Welcome and COVID-19 news (as of now)03:40 - Dollywould / DollywouldNot18:20 - Ridin' Around the Mountain - The Lemon Twist26:30 - Chowdee - Aunt Granny's

Arthur L. Bernstein Bernstein is the Producer, Writer, Actor for Walt Before Mickey. He is the Producer, Actor for 15 Rounds formerly known as American Brawler now The Brawler , Swing State. Bernstein plays Special FBI Warfield in Brawler. He played Daryl Hoats in Swing State. Bernstein also played Frank L. Newman in Walt Before Mickey. The man who fired Walt Disney. Bernstein was the Executive Producer for New Life a film that deals the realities of Cancer. Bernstein is working on BoneRidge, Stealing Elvis and Smoke-I. He was born March 3rd in the Good Samaritan Hospital in West Palm Beach to parents Michele Alexanne Packer and Richard S. Bernstein, who are no longer married today. Mr. Bernstein attended Cardigan Mountain, Brewster Academy and Palm Beach Gardens High-school, which he graduated high-school with honors in 1996. This led Bernstein to a scholarship at the University of Miami having earned his Bachelor of Arts in Motion Picture and Theatre Production with a minor in Marketing as a graduate of 2000. Bernstein is an award winning film maker. Bernstein began his career film career as an extra on SuperForce TV show in the 1980s. He always had a passion for film. Bernstein worked at WXEL for radio checks. He eventually worked on productions such as U.S. Customs Classified with Stephen J. Canal and Reebok Commercial as an extra. Bernstein went on to direct many commercials and infomercials such as the City Of Riveria Beach, Port of Palm Beach, Jeffrey Greenwald Commercial Mayor Frankel for West Palm Beach in 2004, Bob Beamon Golf & Tennis 2004 with Dr. J and Carl Lewis. Bernstein worked on various Happy Madison features at Sony Studios in California. Bernstein holds credits in movies such as Lemon Twist which was O.J. Simpson last movie, The Mastermind, Hitter's Anonymous and Senorita Justice. Bernstein went on to learn from the famous Burt Reynolds. Bernstein went on to produce a TV show called the Screening Room where people all over the world were sending their student films and films to be screened. They had guests such as Paul Lazarus III, stuntman Mike Kurton, Johnathan Krane, and etc. Bernstein has acted as himself in many Business Development Board videos for the Gala at the Breakers Hotel with many other business leaders in Palm Beach Community. Arthur, a rainmaker at Richard S. Bernstein and is responsible for group business development,individual life insurance and employee benefits analysis at Richard S. Bernstein and Associates, Inc. Mr. Bernstein has a background in marketing including assisting corporations expand their current revenues while creatively exploring additional methods to reduce insurance costs. In addition to utilizing his communication skills to teach clients and potential clients the value of insurance. Bernstein would coordinate and film Richard & Robin's Annual Maralago Video at Maralago to show their clients and guests. Mr. Bernstein has a unique ability of placing business leaders together for profitable relationships. Bernstein is an avid fan of movies and sports. His favorite teams are the Miami Heat, The New York Yankees and the Miami Dolphins. His favorite players are Dwyane Wade and Ben Simmons. His all time favorite players are Lou Gherig, Ty Cobb, Babe Ruth, Derek Jeter, Rickey Henderson, Magic Johnson, Larry Bird, Kareem Abdul Jabbar, Mario Lemieux, Patrick Roy, Don Mattingly, Jim Brown, O.J. Simpson and Dan Marino.Guest: Arthur L. BernsteinGuest: Jake SilverHost: Evan Golden

William "Will" Guidara is a restaurateur based in New York City and co-owner of Eleven Madison Park, just voted the #1 Restaurant in the World! He'll share what he learned from his dad, as well as his mentor and fellow restaurateur Danny Meyer, not to mention his genuine affinity for magic. Then, hear a live panel discussion following the debut screening of Always at The Carlyle with Carlyle regulars and extended family--Stellene Volandes, Editor-in-Chief of Town & Country and Whitney Robinson, Editor-in-Chief of Elle Decor. 

Synopsis: This podcast is a tiny bit longer than our normal full length episodes. We took a minute to feature our home nonprofit the Junior League of Pasadena. It's the place we both met, and we would love for the community to know more about the great work this organization does and how to get involved if they are interested. We sit down with the JLP President and she answers some personal questions and some commonly asked questions about the League. Fun Facts about Pasadena: Did you know Jackie Robinson Day is on April 15, 2018? Pasadena, Texas was named after Pasadena, California Do you know what the official flower of Pasadena is? The rose was adopted as Pasadena's official flower on September 22, 1961. What are those green birds flying everywhere in Pasadena? Naturalized parrots are frequently seen and heard around Pasadena. We recently had an article about us published in the Pasadena Independent as the featured article! Pretty In Pasadena: Social Media Influence for Social Good [The article was also picked up in Sierra Madre Weekly, Arcadia Weekly, and Monrovia Weekly] We're both excited that Mackenzie's 30th Birthday is almost here (in the month of May)! We chat about 30 things. She's been keeping a list of things you should know or do before you turn 30. For the full list visit our blog post to read them all! What did we do this month? -Dinner at Crossings Restaurant with Chef Kevin Malone. Side note: The menu is seasonal and will be changing soon, so even if you hear us talk about some amazing food, know that there is even more amazing and incredible things coming your way, so be sure and stop by! Before dinner we headed upstairs to the bar inside Crossings and had the bartender create his take on the Pretty in Pasadena Cocktail. Pretty in Pasadena Cocktail Recipe by Anthony Capp @acapp14: ½ oz Aperol 1 ½ oz Dry Gin ¼ of an Orange and some Cucumber ¾ oz Lemon Splash of Simple Syrup Preparation: Shake aggressively in cocktail shaker Garnish with Lemon Twist and Flowers -Pasadena Showcase House Sneak Peek (media day) We met Leslie from my 100 year old home (of Instagram and print media fame!). -Dinner in the Horseshoe garden at the Langham Huntington Hotel for the first of their Heritage with Heart series. -Blow outs with Trina, Master Stylist at 1202 Salon & Spa Pasadena (Be on the lookout for a podcast featuring this amazing woman in the future!) -Huntington Hospitality Lunch Event at the Huntington Library and Botanical Gardens -Pasadena Playhouse; Opening Night of Belleville --- Chefbox chefs were catering! We were so excited to find out that they were connect to the Playhouse through us! -Attended Junior League of Pasadena's Annual Gala, Simply Speaking What are we looking forward to in the month of May? Pasadena Restaurant Week May 12th Bold Pas (art installations all over Old Town!) Want to know more? Visit Old Pas here! Seeing Pasadena Showcase House finished! Curious? Get the info here! Since Mother's Day is this month we talk about something we've learned from each of our mothers. We love you Debra Reed and Marlun Maestas! We chat with the 2017-18 Junior League of Pasadena President, Amy Onderdonk about what she loves about the community, about Junior League, misconceptions, how to learn more, and what some of her favorite memories have been with this historic women's organization. The Junior League of Pasadena has been in the community since 1929! [Sorry for the sound quality on this one, it was a perfect evening in a very quiet restaurant, that got louder and louder.] If you're curious about how to get involved, donate, or partner email: info@jlpasadena.org If you are curious about joining for the next season of new membership, the recruitment season is June-August. You can learn more at jlpasadena.org. There will also be announcements for summer mixers on the League's Instagram @jlpasadena and Facebook page.

The cocktails continue. This week I'm mixing up a martini and talking about vermouth and citrus garnishes.Martini2 1/2 oz Dry Gin3/4 oz Dry Vermouth1 Dash Orange BittersLemon TwistStir the gin, vermouth, and bitters over ice and strain into a martini glass. Garnish with the lemon twist.Cocktail goodies for martinisFor a more general list check out last week's post.Orange BittersCoupe Glasses500ml Mixing Glass Bar SpoonPeelerThis show is supported by the Patrons over at Patreon.com/AngryNerd! If you enjoy the podcast and would like to give something back you can become a Patron as well.Join the show by emailing in at AngryNerdGarrett@gmail.com. You can write in about whatever you would like! Video games, music, personal stories, your favorite sandwich, drinks, you name it. Get The Angry NerdiTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-angry-nerd/id1039055716?mt=2RSS: http://feeds.feedburner.com/theangrynerdDownload The Angry Nerd

How should you market yourself and build your “Personal Brand”? Listen with the audio player on this page, or subscribe on iTunes, Android or Stitcher Radio. Hazel Alverado, marketing guru, joins us on the show this week to talk about Personal Branding and Social Media for Bartenders.  Hazel has been helping out, working behind the scenes at Bartender Journey for awhile now. She’s coming out - getting behind the mic -- to talk about how to build up your Personal Brand and Social Media Presence! We have an online event is coming up Tuesday Dec 13 at 3pm NY time!  BarCraft Live! One of our listeners - Stefan Giesburt from Germany contacted us. He is a Bartender and also does a German Language cocktail podcast. Stefan likes to do cocktail tasting menus for his guests at his bar and for friends, so we came up with this idea to do an online live event.  We’ll provide you with the menu and recipes.  We will also send you a link so that you can join the live video stream.  And we hope you will make the cocktails along with us! Go to our Events page to get more info and sign up! Even if you can’t commit to joining us online on December, feel free to request the menu and recipes. You’ll be able to play back the podcast and join us later (on demand)! One of our Brand Partners for BarCraft Live is Catocin Creek.  They sent over some of their Roundstone Rye for us to use during the event and let’s put it to use for our Cocktail of the Week! Its the Scofflaw Cocktail – From Gary Regan’s great book The Joy of Mixology The word Scofflaw apparently comes from a contest that was run in 1923 by a rich Prohibitionist, who offered $200 (which was a lot of money back then!) to whoever could come up with the best word to describe “a lawless drinker of illegally made or illegally obtained liquor”. 2 oz Catoctin Creek Roundstone Rye 1 oz Dry Vermouth ½ fresh lemon juice ½ oz grenadine (make your own!) 2 dashes Regan’s Orange Bitters #6 Shake with ice. Double Strain into a chilled Couple Glass. Express oils from a Lemon Twist into Cocktail. Discard Twist. Our Book of the Week: How to Win Friends and Influence People.  Seeing things from the other person’s point of view / how to change peoplel without causing offense or arousing resentment / making the other person feel like the idea was his or hers.

This time on the Bartender Journey Podcast we talk with Kurt Maitland of the Manhattan Whiskey Club - a Members only community that gathers monthly for private tastings.  He also contributes to the Whiskey Reviewer and to The New Single Malt Whiskey Book. It's the Bartender Journey Podcast number 188!  Listen with the audio player on this page, or subscribe on iTunes,  Android or Stitcher Radio. Tickets are still available for Bar Institute NYC. If you will be attending, please let us know!Attend the Bar Institute Kickoff event: For bartenders and other industry people in the NYC area on Sunday, November 6th 2016, join us for a pregame Bar Institute industry kick off party in Hoboken at The Shepherd & The Knucklehead. Mix, mingle and share knowledge in a casual setting over complimentary punches and spirits. Welcome all bartenders, servers, bar managers and liquor reps! For more information email:  hazel@whiskeywithme.comWe'll be "going live" on Facebook during Bar Institute, so please Like the Bartender Journey Facebook page for live video from the event in NYC!Book of the Week: The New Single Malt Whiskey Book This book is focused mostly on Single Malt whiskeys NOT made in Scotland.  This is a really interesting category that is evolving quickly. “Single Malt” whiskey is one that is produced from Malted Barley at a Single Distillery.   Many producers around the world have begun producing this style of Whiskey.  For instance Westward Single Barrel Oregon Straight Malt Whiskey which is a wonderful whiskey.  You can read Brian's tasting notes on Westward here. Cocktail of the Week: Old Pal Since we are talking whiskey this week, we should do a whiskey cocktail.  If you listen to this show regularly you know that I love a Negroni and I love a well made Boulevardier.  Here’s another variation.  Its similar to a Boulevardier, but calls for Dry Vermouth rather that Sweet Vermouth.  Its also heavy on the whiskey, so 2 parts Rye Whiskey, (I used a very nice Rye from Maine called Gunpowder Rye), 1 part Campari and 1 part dry vermouth.  Stir it with ice and strain into a chilled coupe or Nick & Nora glass.  Its usually served up, unlike the Negroni which is generally served over ice, unless otherwise specified. Old Pal Cocktail Recipe:1.5 oz Rye Whiskey.75 oz Campari.75 oz Dry Vermouth Stir all ingredients with ice. Strain into a chilled Coupe glass or Nick & Nora glass.Express oils from a Lemon Twist into glass.  Drop Twist into glass.Toast of the Week: May you have warm words on a cold evening, a full moon on a dark night, and a smooth road all the way to your door.

The Classic plus Bushwacker Part 2 Co hosts : Good ol Boy Mike , Good ol Boy Will, and Good ol Boy Kevin SIPS Episode – This show is recorded at The Music City Tippler at the Nashville, TN location. We enjoy some of the finest classics mixed drinks.   Moscow Mule French 75   Moscow Mule 2 ounce lime juice 2 ounces vodka 4 to 6 ounces ginger beer   French 75 1/2 Shot of Simple Syrup 1/2 oz of lemon juice or about a 1/4 lemon wedge squeeze with no seeds 2 shots of Gin 1 shot champagne Lemon Twist     Sips, Suds, & Smokes info@sipssudsandsmokes.com @sipssudssmoke Hosted online at Spreaker and available on iTunes, TuneIn, Stitcher, PRX, Soundcloud, and YouTube.

Mix up a new classic American cocktail at home with this step-by-step guide to A Wish for Grace, Steven Liles's original cocktail creation for Smithsonian's Raise a Glass to History.

Quando se junta a Bota Botilde ao Lemon Twist.

It's not just about a pretty twist of lemon peel; it's about the lemon zest and the citrusy oil, and all of that nestling in your glass and interacting with your cocktail's ingredients.