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Send us a Text Message.In this special episode we dive into the heartwarming journey of Angela, the passionate owner of Little Bean Coffee and Book Store. Nestled in the cozy corners of a vibrant neighborhood, Little Bean has become a beloved local gem, offering more than just a cup of coffee and a good read. It's a community hub where stories are shared, friendships are formed, and creativity flourishes.Angela's story is as rich and aromatic as the coffee she serves. From her early days as a barista with a dream, to becoming the proud owner of her own café and bookstore, Angela shares the challenges and triumphs she faced along the way. Her journey began with a simple love for coffee and books, two passions that beautifully blend together in the ambiance of Little Bean. With a deep appreciation for the craft of coffee making and a lifelong love of literature, Angela has curated a space that invites customers to savor both.In this episode, Angela discusses the unique concept behind Little Bean Coffee and Book Store. She reveals her inspiration for creating a welcoming environment where people can enjoy a perfectly brewed cup of coffee while browsing through a thoughtfully selected collection of books. Angela emphasizes the importance of community and connection, sharing stories of the regular patrons who have become like family and the local authors and artists whose work she proudly features.Angela also opens up about the challenges of running a small business in today's competitive market. She talks about the ups and downs, from navigating the complexities of supply chains and sourcing high-quality beans, to finding the perfect balance between maintaining a diverse book selection and catering to customer preferences. Despite the hurdles, Angela's passion and dedication shine through, as she continually seeks to innovate and improve the experience at Little Bean.Listeners will be inspired by Angela's entrepreneurial spirit and her commitment to fostering a sense of belonging within her community. She shares her vision for the future of Little Bean, including plans for community events, book clubs, and collaborations with local artists and writers. Angela's story is a testament to the power of following one's passion and creating a space that not only serves a product but also nurtures relationships and creativity.Whether you're a coffee enthusiast, a book lover, or simply someone who enjoys a good story, this episode offers a delightful blend of inspiration and insight. Join us as we sip on stories and explore the world of Little Bean Coffee and Book Store, where every cup tells a tale and every book is a journey waiting to be discovered.Support the Show.

Diversifying your nonprofit's fundraising revenue is a well-known best practice. However, many nonprofits struggle to begin or grow their major gifts fundraising. So, how do you get started, or if you have a program already, how do you grow it in a sustainable way? Learn best practices and strategies to increase major gifts from our conversation with Stephanie Schwartz! Nonprofit Pulse is a podcast that explores trends, insights, and resources that help nonprofits accomplish their mission. See the full transcript and show notes: https://www.anedot.com/blog/major-gifts Learn more about Nonprofit Pulse: https://www.nonprofitpulse.com/ Nonprofit Pulse is brought to you by Anedot: Anedot helps organizations save time and money with powerful giving tools. With an easy-to-use platform, no monthly fees, and award-winning service, Anedot makes it easy for organizations of all sizes to receive donations online and grow their base. Anedot is trusted by more than 30,000 nonprofits, churches, ministries, campaigns, and universities. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Learn more about Anedot

Alternate title: It All Comes Back to Grapes This week the TARDIS ventures where it’s never been before, the wild blue yonder. Other yonders are available, however, including the newly released forest green yonder, in addition to the classics: fire red yonder and scorching yellow yonder. It’s Wild Blue Yonder, written by Russell T. DaviesContinue reading →

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Episode Summary:In this episode, we sit down with the vibrant Hai Anh Vu, the mastermind behind Little Bean's Toy Chest and the visionary founder and director of Whidbey Island Art & STEM Center. Making the transition from the bustling cityscape of Hong Kong to the serene Whidbey Island, inspired by her husband's roots in the region, Hai Anh's journey is a blend of cultures and passions. We explore the heartwarming narrative behind Little Bean's Toy Chest's inception and delve deep into what ignited her passion to establish a hub for learning and creativity at the Whidbey Island Art & STEM Center. Join us as we uncover the stories of an entrepreneur who's making waves in both the world of play and education.Links to Things Mentioned in this Episode: Whidbey Island Language, Art, and STEM Center: www.wilasc.com  Little Bean's Toy Chest: https://www.littlebeanstoychest.com/  WILASC IG: https://www.instagram.com/wilasc.whidbey/  Little Bean's Toy Chest IG: https://www.instagram.com/littlebeanstoychest/  Check out the Camano Voice Link Tree ( https://linktr.ee/camanovoice )

Maintaining and developing donor relationships is fundamental to your nonprofit's success. But during economic downturns or financial hard times, this can be a unique challenge for nonprofit leaders. So, what can your organization do to lean into relationships during these seasons? Learn how to maintain donor relationships in economic downturns from our conversation with Stephanie Schwartz! Nonprofit Pulse is a podcast that explores trends, insights, and resources that help nonprofits accomplish their mission. See the full transcript and show notes: https://www.anedot.com/blog/donor-relationships Learn more about Nonprofit Pulse: https://www.nonprofitpulse.com/ Nonprofit Pulse is brought to you by Anedot: Anedot helps organizations save time and money with powerful giving tools. With an easy-to-use platform, no monthly fees, and award-winning service, Anedot makes it easy for organizations of all sizes to receive donations online and grow their base. Anedot is trusted by more than 25,000 nonprofits, churches, ministries, campaigns, and universities. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Learn more about Anedot

#azores #folkore In the first story, a couple wishes for a child, even if it is the size of a bean. This Tom Thumb like child comes to them and then goes through a few tough days before he can lead his parents to untold riches. In the second story, Francisco is a young man living with his mom. He fishes to provide for them both. One night, he hears the ocean calling to him in the moonlight. When he gets there, he falls asleep in his boat and is rescued by a water nymph. Will he stay in the underwater palace or will his mother's love bring him home? Only the old man of the sea can tell. Source: The Islands of Magic: Legends, Folk and Fairy Tales from the Azores by Eells Narrator: Dustin Steichmann Music: "Portuguese guitar, fado - Porto streets.m4a" by lmartins is licensed under CC BY 4.0. Sound FX: "Waves (recording close to the water) on the beach close to Lisbon" by felix.blume is marked with CC0 1.0. Podcast Shoutout: Appalachian Folklore Podcast-A wild hike through the history and migration of the folk culture, stories, traditions, and haints hidden in the hills and hollers of Appalachia. Listener Shoutout: Île-de-France Goodnight from Amy from the Uncited Podcast Music recommendation: Natural by Jackie Mendoza --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sandman-stories/message

Mia will share how she used her blog and 1-1 relationships to stand up to anti-asian rhetoric in her community and create change. This interview will empower and equip you to advocate for change in your community. Mia Wenjen is half Japanese & half Chinese American and married to a Korean American. This unusual ethnic combination made her seek out all kinds of Asian representation in children's books for her three kids. She started a blog, PragmaticMom.com, to share her favorite books, and Multicultural Children's Book Day to celebrate diverse KidLit. Her debut picture book, Sumo Joe (Lee and Low, 2019) was selected as a Bank Street College Best Children's Book of the Year. She wrote Asian Pacific American Heroes for Scholastic (2020) and Changing the Game: Asian Pacific American Female Athletes as a Kickstarter pandemic project. Food for the Future: Sustainable Farms Around the World releases spring of 2023 through Barefoot Books. Postcards from Malcolm X: How Yuri Kochiyama Became a Civil Rights Activist (Red Comet Press) and Boxer Baby (Eifrig Publishing) releases in 2024. Follow her @pragmaticmom on social media. You can learn more about Mia on her blog: https://www.pragmaticmom.com/ on Instagram @pragmaticmom or on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064493391981 Be sure to also check out her organization, Multicultural Children's Book Day, a celebration of multicultural children's literature: https://multiculturalchildrensbookday.com/ This session is co-hosted by one of our conference supporters, Little Bean's Toy Chest: https://www.littlebeanstoychest.com/. Little Bean's Toy Chest creates diverse quiet books for little explorers and change makers.

A Classic RISK! Singles episode! A story that Leah Cropp first shared on the podcast in January of 2015 about losing her baby.Support RISK! on Patreon at Patreon.com/RISKMake a one-time donation to RISK! at PayPal.me/RISKshowGet tickets to RISK! live shows at RISK-show.com/tourGet the RISK! book at TheRISKBook.comTake our storytelling classes at TheStoryStudio.orgHire Kevin Allison to make a personalized video at Cameo.com/TheKevinAllisonHire Kevin Allison as a coach at KevinAllison.com

Rhea, la scuola di formazione 9bar con la sua torrefazione Little Bean, e Fratelli Milano-Italian coffee saranno insieme al Sigep nel padiglione D2 per offrire ai visitatori un'esperienza sensoriale collegata al momento della pausa caffè, e una competizione tra specialty estratti con le macchine superautomatiche di Rhea.

In this podcast episode, we chat with Hai Anh Vu, the founder of Little Bean's Toy Chest. We discuss easy tips to correctly say names you aren't familiar with, how Little Bean's Toy Chest came to be, and the importance of playing with diverse toys. If you would like to find some beautiful, hand-made toys that celebrate Asian culture, be sure to check out Little Bean's Toy chest (affiliate link): https://www.littlebeanstoychest.com/?ref=xi5EPKqUb

True Horror Stories   MERCH: http://nightmaresociety.threadless.com CAMPFIRE: www.patreon.com/nightmaresociety YOUTUBE: https://bit.ly/3I1iU3L IG: @nightmaresocietyradio   Hello again Nightmare Society and welcome to another episode of true horror stories.   Just a few notes before we start. If you're not already following our Patreon, which you can access public updates even without a membership - or not following our IG, you may want to as we're getting closer to the day we'll be welcoming some new humans and I'm fully expecting to miss an episode unless they time it perfectly. Which I doubt. So we'll try and update both IG and Patreon if that happens.   I'd also like to make a shout out to Little Bean who's been long time listener and as always our contributors who make this whole thing possible: u/lightningspider97, u/racejustint, u/harley_ripppaaa, yu/gumpyclifbar, and u/bubblenugget62.   Also FYI, towards the end we have a part of a story that may be sensitive for animal lovers, so you don't miss out on the rest of the story, there is a warning in there for where to skip.   Remember, Nightmare Society is a weekly podcast, coming out every Thursday. It is available on most pod streamers including Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Podbean, PocketCast, Castbox, and more so don't forget to follow or subscribe so you can get episode notifications oh and go follow us on Youtube too, we'd appreciate it.   Now, get comfy and prepare yourself for another episode of the Nightmare Society.   ———   Giant Wyrm Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/   Unseen Horrors Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/   ———   True horror stories Letsnotmeet Scary

Fort Ward was a United States Army coastal defense post built on Bainbridge Island to protect the Bremerton naval shipyard. It was a functioning installation until the 1920s, when it was officially closed in 1928 and turned into a summer camp for underprivileged boys and girls. The navy took over the facility as a recreational camp for sailors in 1938, and the following year it became a secret navy listening post (Station S) for intercepting Japan's military transmissions, as well as tracking enemy shipping in cooperation with other coast defense installations in the Evergreen State.From 1940 through 1953, a Naval Reserve Radio School was also stationed there. The navy closed Fort Ward that same year, and the waterfront area becomes Fort Ward State Park in 1960. (now known as Fort Ward Park, which is part of the Bainbridge Island Metro Park & Recreation District).Why was Bremerton and its naval shipyard so vital?Listen now to find out the answer, and much more.A special thank you goes out to Al Hirsch for providing the music for the podcast, check him out on YouTube.Find merchandise for the podcast now available at:     https://washington-history-by-jon-c.creator-spring.comIf you enjoy the podcast and would like to contribute, please visit: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/EvergreenpodIf you have any questions, episode ideas you'd like to see explored, or just have a general comment, please reach out at Historyoftheevergreenstatepod@gmail.comTo keep up on news for the podcast and other related announcements, please like and follow:https://www.facebook.com/HistoryoftheevergreenstatepodcastThank you for listening!

In this episode, Aaron goes Unscripted with Jen Hoening - Owner of Little Bean Embroidery. About Jen - As a parent we put so much time and effort into the name we give our child(ren), and to receive a personalized handmade gift with their name is something extra special. When Jen's second child was born, she got a burp cloth with her son's (somewhat unique) name embroidered on it... she fell in love with the idea, and the rest is history! What started off as burp cloths, bibs, and onesies... has evolved to that and much more! Applique towels, key fobs, dated ornaments, and the EXTRA special tshirt, baby clothing, and memory quilts. All hand made with love to last a lifetime! Jen lives in central Ohio with her husband, and their 3 children. She loves embroidery, quilting, funky fun socks, music, snail mail, words and quotes, her community, listening to podcasts, crocheting, being crafty, and thrifting. Jen also has a 'few' facebook pages (other than her LBE FB page) which spotlight her passions. You are invited to check those pages out as well!In addition to LBE, Jen runs the "Faces of Hilliard" facebook page which introduces members of the Hilliard Community making an impact. She has been a friend of the podcast, to our family and to me personally. For more about Little Bean Embroidery visit her website - https://www.littlebeanembroidery.com/

In this episode, Bud's grandkids take over! This episode consists of two parts. In the first half, you will hear from Bud's granddaughters, Ava, Gia, and Aubrey about ways that they serve at The Rock of Roseville. In the second half, you will hear from Bud, his daughter Melissa, and his granddaughter Aubrey about how they helped out a family in our community. -- Website: theconstipatedchristian.org Facebook: facebook.com/theconstipatedchristian Instagram: instagram.com/theconstipatedchristian Podcast Episodes: anchor.fm/theconstipatedchristian Email: theconstipatedchristian@gmail.com

Stephanie Schwartz is the Founder and Principal of Little Bean Group, a full-service leading fundraising consulting firm based in Washington, D.C. Little Bean Group provides a range of services, including fundraising support, learning and development, and thought leadership. Before founding Little Bean Group, Stephanie was the Chief of Staff at The George Washington University and the Greater Washington Area Director at the American Israel Public Affairs Committee. In addition to client-focused consulting work at Little Bean Group, Stephanie leads fundraising training workshops and coaches individuals who are looking to improve their fundraising skills. In this episode: How is the next generation of donors shifting their views on philanthropy? Why is event-based fundraising not always the best option? How can a company improve its fundraising efforts by building relationships with its donors? Stephanie Schwartz is here to tell you. Stephanie Schwartz is highly skilled in fundraising support, thought leadership, development, and more. She has helped clients build sustainable programs, develop their networks, and achieve their fundraising goals. Stephanie has devoted her career to being an expert in the fundraising and philanthropy industries and is here to share her knowledge with you. On this exciting episode of Rally the Cause, Jeff Rum has a conversation with the Founder and Principal of Little Bean Group, Stephanie Schwartz. Stephanie discusses the pros and cons of event-based fundraising, utilizing the pyramid model of donors, the importance of building meaningful relationships with donors, and much more. Stay tuned!

We have all braced for the inevitable Vision of ‘Big Chris'. -- Hosted by Lee Brady (@leepaulbrady) and Lawrence (@BPR_Lawrence) Music by Lee Brady, created using Beepbox (beepbox.co) Listen to more episodes on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Anchor and all good podcast providers (anchor.fm/vectormen) -- Segments: 00:00:00 – All Saint Ghouls Day 00:01:41 – Vectormen Live Plug (Outlast Marathon) 00:11:32 – Lee finishes Danganronpa 00:30:36 – Lawrence plays (some of) Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs 00:48:58 – Lawrence talks Among Us sky map 00:50:38 – Vectormen talk Pink Floyd 00:58:49 – News: Netflix Assassin's Creed show announced 01:01:42 – News: Cyberpunk 1066 delayed forever 01:03:46 – News: Terry Bogard gets handsy 01:06:22 – News: Tomb Raider Movie 2 delayed (also: exists) / Games cause Embarrassment 01:10:42 – News: Into the Spider-Verse is really good 01:14:11 – News: Nintendo Direct 01:17:36 – News: CODBLOPSCW destroys hard drives 01:19:16 – News: Sony set to buy Crunchyroll 01:20:18 – News: Don't take a Fortnite to go to the polls / Get Real 2 01:21:55 – News: Elden Ring exists / Daisy Cheesecake / Week Break — Links: https://kotaku.com/joe-biden-has-a-fortnite-island-now-1845539140 ^Joe Biden Fortnite Island news https://twitter.com/FGC_Daily/status/1321171915298369536?s=20 ^ SNK All Stars Ad — Send us your thoughts! Twitter: @VectormenPod E-mail: vectormenpodcast@gmail.com Twitch: twitch.com/VectormenLive --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/vectormen/message

Covering chapters 75 & 76 of Lore Olympus, discussing:  Hades rocking a sexy Santa Claus vibe Zoey's GENIUS theory about the Fates' VHS tapes Hades' complete lack of understanding of how money works for normal people

Covering chapters 75 & 76 of Lore Olympus, discussing:  Hades rocking a sexy Santa Claus vibe Zoey's GENIUS theory about the Fates' VHS tapes Hades' complete lack of understanding of how money works for normal people

The Special Halfling Unit and Ana have their curiosity peaked when a pyramid structure grows from a simple bean in Osbourne's possession. That curiosity has to be satiated before the journey may continue. With little rest, the team rushes in, excited for what they might find. After all, this grew from an insignificant little bean, how bad could it really be? Watch the show live! Tune in to p0dlost on Twitch every Friday at 7PM MST. Any and all background music provided by Kevin MacLeod. Check out the full list of credits here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YvB0JwKCmkxs96nqDQWt9rG0QBdSkHizMwlrnSpL22U/edit?usp=sharing

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ESOL News Oregon, by Timothy Krause Text of article: (MAY 13, 2019) A new store in Portland sells unusual ice cream. The store does not make the ice cream with milk from cows. Instead, it uses milk from beans. The store is called Little Bean. Its website says, "We ‘milk’ chickpeas to create our frozen treats. What’s leftover is refined into the gluten-free flour that makes our waffle cones and cookies that much healthier." The ice cream is vegan because it uses no animal products. It is also gluten-free. Therefore, more people can eat the frozen treats. Chickpeas are also called garbanzo beans. It has other names, too. People also call the bean gram or Egyptian pea. Many people use chickpeas to make Indian and Middle Eastern dishes. They include hummus, chana masala, and falafel. India produces the majority of chickpeas in the world. However, Little Bean gets its beans from farms in Washington state. Read by Eric Dodson. CC BY-NC-SA. From ESOL News Oregon by Timothy Krause. This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/ or send a letter to Creative Commons, PO Box 1866, Mountain View, CA 94042, USA. https://sites.google.com/pcc.edu/esolnewsoregon Music by Chris Zabriskie - Cylinder Six - http://www.chriszabriskie.com - Creative Commons BY License

Anthony Cafiero has been in and around the Portland food scene for over 15 years, starting his journey at Veritable Quandary as the brunch cook.  He know runs operations at the chick-pea based ice cream and bakery shop, Little Bean, in the Pearl.  Here about his journey from Table to Racion as he talks with Chris and Cort.  Right at the Fork is supported by: Zupan's Markets: www.zupans.com RingSide SteakHouse: www.RingsideSteakHouse.com  Jenn-Air at Standard TV & Appliance: www.StandardTVandAppliance.com  Portland Food Adventures: www.PortlandFoodAdventures.com

Today on the show, fan favorite MORGAN joins us to taste CHICKPEA ICE CREAM at Little Bean in Portland, Oregon. Then, Friend-to-the-Show BETH PICKENS jumps in the mix to help an artist who is having an emergency as their artist residency.    Find Little Bean at littlebean.com, and Beth Pickens at bethpickens.com or buy her book, Your Art Will Save Your Life, from Feminist Press.   

If you're interested in starting this journey but don't know where to start, this episode is for you. If you're interested in making your own natural products and reduce waste, this episode is for you. If you're interested in being inspired by a young couple making big moves in sustainability, this episode is for you. Today we talk to Halie and Stephen, the founders of Big Bean Little Bean, about their journey into sustainable living and selling natural products. Guest info: Shop: bigbeanlittlebeanshop.com Instagram: @halieargentati --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sustainableinthecity/support

Tara planned to use this episode to share the happy ending to her infertility story and encourage others. Days before our interview, however, she miscarried. Despite her grief, Tara still did the interview. “I’ve lost so much in infertility and in what I thought my life would be like, and I’m not going to lose my faith.” This is her story. -- For more about Sarah’s Laughter, please visit our website at sarahs-laughter.com. Our podcast-only site is podcast.sarahs-laughter.com. You can follow us on social media linked here: Sarah’s Laughter on Facebook & Instagram, and @sarahs_laughter & @jasonforbus on Twitter. Sarah’s Laughter also holds the Baby Steps Fun Run, where we give away a $10,000 grant for expenses related to either adoption or fertility treatment. We also partner with local SART-listed fertility clinics to give away IVFs at the event. Check babystepsfunrun.com for details and schedule. *** Sarah’s Laughter is a 501(c)(3) non-profit public charity. If you’d like to help support what we do, including this podcast, please visit sarahs-laughter.com/give. Thank you. -- Want to share your infertility story on this podcast? Email us at podcast@sarahs-laughter.com

小朋友，你认识苏斯博士吗？在美国乃至整个英语世界，每个孩子的英文阅读启蒙，几乎都是从苏斯博士的作品开始的。既然苏斯博士那么受欢迎，爸爸妈妈买到书后，一定要读起来，而不是囤起来哦！看到不少妈妈说书一直在囤货，我那个焦急啊！为鼓励孩子们阅读英文绘本，小莉特别邀请你参加这次苏斯博士有奖阅读、评论活动，一起来秀出你的英语吧！活动时间：即日起至12月30日参与方式： 1、宝宝朗读或亲子共读苏斯博士绘本，录下音频或视频发送给小莉即可，必须是一个完整的故事，父母不能代替宝宝的朗读哦。阅读过程能加上声音模仿和角色扮演更好啦！ 把音频或视频发送到小莉邮箱2572924066@qq.com，标题注明“苏斯博士有奖阅读”，内文注明宝宝姓名或昵称，附上邮寄收件人姓名、地址、手机即可，也欢迎附上宝宝阅读的照片哦。 2、关注荔枝FM21243，在线录音并给“爱读童书妈妈小莉”投稿，留言注明“苏斯博士”及宝宝姓名或昵称，并附上邮递收件人姓名、地址、手机。 3、如果没有买这套书，宝宝也没办法录音的话，亲可以在本专题节目下（即http://www.lizhi.fm/21243/2507400834086046214）评论，分享阅读心得，就有可能获得托马斯小火车哦！ 活动奖品： 1、参与即奖：凡按要求讲完一个故事的宝宝，无论水平高低，都有机会免费获赠英国绘本《Little Bean》一本以及苏斯博士文具！赠品300套，送完即止。 2、评论有奖：在荔枝FM21243“苏斯阅读”专题节目下发表评论，分享引导孩子阅读英文绘本的心得体会，我们将从评论名单中抽选出20位幸运儿，各送出托马斯小火车一箱。 获奖作品将由小莉回复留言确认，评论获奖名单同时在荔枝FM亲子频道公众号上公布，活动详情也可以关注“爱读童书妈妈小莉”公众号。 马上参加活动，送给宝宝一个惊喜吧！

这一本很感人的绘本，有关一个孩子对于爸爸的期待。小豆豆对爸爸的期待其实都是很简单的。但是哪怕只是简单的讲故事，也次次因“爸爸工作忙”而错过……小豆子渐渐学会了让自己忙起来，因为这是爸爸的希望，却不知不觉间，渐渐地习惯了没有爸爸在身边的日子…… 小豆豆是个可爱活泼的小女生，她很爱他的爸爸，总是希望爸爸能给自己读本故事书.....

We're LIVE from The Little Bean coffee shop in downtown Janesville, WI for Janesville Community Radio's first ever Storytellers Club. No scripts, No actors. Just real people wandering in to share funny stories in HD!

On this episode of Discover Janesville with Yuri Rashkin: Renowned stained glass expert Richard Snyder stopped in to speak about his plans to help restore Oak Hill Chapel and his vision for the historic old gas station in downtown Janesville. Amanda and Jessika Hauser of the Little Bean coffee shop in downtown Janesville stopped in to talk about running their own business and the latest addition to their menu - gourmet fun food on the go - a gourmet brat - that needs a name. Rock County Supervisor Jason Dowd stopped in to talk about what it's like to get elected after running for office for 25 years, the changes he hopes to be a part of at the county government, and  the support that his wife and four children showed him in his desire to make a difference as a public servant.  Be in the know.  Discover Janesville.    

Great episode of Discover Janesville this morning.  Since my first guest was not able to join me, I spent the first half hour doing piano improvisations (luckily I always bring my piano with me).  From there, the program took a decidedly community-minded tone as I was joined by Tony Farrell, Sr., volunteer extraordinaire who spoke about a program by Voigt music - run by Tony Farrell, Jr. - that gives away thousands of free music folders to kids in Rock county schools every year.  Next, Amanda Hauser Byrne of the Little Bean coffee shop called in to talk about the suspended coffee program, and finally Tom Brien, who spent 16 years on Janesville City Council, stopped in and we remembered  Ronnie Thomas who passed away a few days ago, following a lifetime of service.  Perhaps the best way to summarize the program is with the quote by President Kennedy: "Ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country".  Be in the know.  Discover Janesville.  

Christine Visneau is a fashion stylist for Neiman Marcus, founder of Small Magazine, and former owner of Little Bean children's clothing store in Dallas, TX. For this interview we sit down to cover topics such as the fashion business, slowing down to spend more time with family, and how to decorate in a small home. 

Charmaine & Lisa from Little Bean Coffee Bar (my new favourite place) talk food, music, Snowballs and coffee. Rock on. Recorded at Steve LeDuke's studio March 2011.