Podcasts about little portugal

Christina Pretti is the co-founder of the Dundas West institution, Soop Soop. In 2024 they closed up shop after 13 years in business, however her impeccably curated wall of magazines lives on in 96 Tears. Christina sat down with us to discuss hating change, opening Soop Soop 13 years ago, Universal Billiards, Dalston Grey, Eckhaus Latta, moving two doors down, the Soop Soop office aesthetic, her shoulder pad hiatus, fashion anxiety, loving print media, the infamous magazine wall, 96 Tears, Toronto being late to fashion trends, having overstock of Telfar bags before they became popular, Buffalo Zine, hipster brain, getting accepted by the Little Portugal community, 'Carlos', Dominos Pizza, celebrity crushes, 'Dad Bods', Hallmark made for TV movies, Jenna Lyons, Mel Lastman, voting on the name of the Toronto Raptors, Jarvis Cocker, James Iha, the importance of hot guys in bands, Pete Doherty, Veruca Salt, going on a 5K walk everyday, stop and chats, wearing her hair down and more!Christina PrettiJosh McIntyreNick Marian----COLD PODSUPPORT THIS PODCASThttps://www.patreon.com/c/coldpod

We welcome Nuno Fonseca, founder of Portuguese Products—a company built on passion, heritage, and innovation.Nuno's story is anything but conventional and this show is about having the opportunity to reinvent yourself. From his early days as a personal trainer, through his Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu journey, to the demanding hours in IATSE 873 on film sets, Nuno lived the grind. But when the intensity of the film industry became overwhelming, he made a bold decision: to reconnect with his Portuguese roots.Now, as a business developer for architectural materials—specializing in stone and ceramic tiles from Portugal—Nuno is on a mission to bridge two worlds:

We first heard from Insatiable restaurant's Owner, Denise Gesek.  Denise's passion for the culinary industry began while spending time in the kitchen with her grandparents making gnocchi and other Italian dishes from scratch.  Never losing her love of cooking, Denise attended Johnson & Wales and continued her outstanding career by working at prestigious restaurants across the United States, even meeting one of her childhood idols along the way.  Today, Chef Denise offers her a menu which highlights European and American classics with her twist on them!  https://www.insatiablephilly.com1200 S. 21st Street, Philadelphia, PA 10146P: 267-319-8932Lauren Covas is a Food Network celebrity chef who has brought her Portuguese background and their cuisines to the pages of her new cookbook, "Little Portugal: Bold and Flavorful Portuguese Cooking from My New Jersey Kitchen."  Growing up on a farm Chef Covas learned how to prepare everything by hand, including making foods like Salted Cod and hand-making sausages from scratch.  Inside her new cookbook she shares the recipes that she loves, along with cooking tips as a classically-trained Chef. When you pick up Little Portugal, you'll not only enrich your life with the meals you're about to create...you'll also enjoy the stories about them. And if you're looking to have your next party catered, Chef Lauren Covas provides a one-stop opportunity to host your next gathering or party--from anything you need to set up to the menu, she can provide it all!To pre-order her book online (to be released this July) find it on her website, Amazon, or at Barnes & Nobles.https://www.cheflaurencovas.comE: Info@chefcovascateringP: 732-673-4070Evan Blum is a lover of the beer scene and Co-Founded the online platform (and now an events company) BrewedAt.  BrewedAt highlights breweries around the Philadelphia region, offering a youthful take and in-depth look on America's favorite past-time...hanging out & grabbing a beer.  Blum and his fellow Co-Founder, Cole Decker, created the digital and social media company along with interviewing local brewery owners on a streamable platform under the name The BrewedAt Podcast.  Today, Blum joined our host on Food Farms And Chefs Radio Show to talk about their brewery tour and all the details on how to participate in this year's BrewedAt Crafted in Philly, 2025 in partnership with Let's Rallie, a downloadable app. Crafted in Philly begins in April and runs for 3-months, offering the opportunity to experience and indulge in a free-pour when you visit participating breweries.  For more information about BrewedAt and the tour stay tuned till the end of the show, and then visit their website for tickets and other special offers!https://www.brewedat.comhttps://letsrallie.comTickets: https://letsrallie.ticketspice.com/craftedinphilly

British comedian Sean McLoughlin was recently in Lisbon to open for Ricky Gervais, in the “Mortality” tour. He had already performed at a sold out MEO Arena in 2023, when the creator of “The Office” took to the stage in Portugal for the first time, during the “Armageddon” tour. Sean McLoughlin has also performed his own solo show in Portugal and will be back in june, with “White Elephant”. In Lisbon, on the 23rd and 24th of june, and in Porto, on the 22nd of november. In an interview with Gustavo Carvalho, for “Humor À Primeira Vista”, he explains how he became Ricky Gervais' opener, presents a theory that justifies the success of stand-up comedy around the world, reveals the behind the scenes of a performance in Los Angeles, for 17.000 people, that felt more like an Apollo mission and reveals that, despite not living in Portugal, he is not that far from it. This interview was conducted in english. Two versions are available: one original, in english; one translated to portuguese. This is the english version. You can listen to the portuguese version hereSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We’re heading to Sydney, one of the world’s most multicultural hubs. The Harbour City’s diversity is reflected in its vibrant selection of global restaurants, cafes and bars. Here, Monocle contributor Adam Hancock takes us to Little Portugal in Sydney’s Inner West to learn more about its Portuguese diaspora and their delicious cuisine.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guests: John Degen, novelist, and Peter Gorman, Deputy People's Warden at St. Anne's On June 9, a catastrophic four-alarm fire destroyed St. Anne's Anglican Church in Toronto's Little Portugal neighbourhood. The flames turned valuable paintings that were embedded into the very structure to ashes, including the only know religious artwork made by Canada's famed Group of Seven. With the loss of St. Anne's, Canada has lost a historic site, but the community that built its life around the church has also lost its emotional and spiritual sanctuary. In this episode, two men deeply connected with St. Anne's church talk about what was lost; not just from a historical and cultural perspective but a deeply human one. Audio sources: Global News This episode was produced by Paulo Marques and Saba Eitizaz

A frantic day for Toronto. Earlier this morning, a four-alarm fire tore through St. Anne's Anglican Church in Little Portugal. While no injuries were reported, the blaze did destroy murals painted by the Group of Seven. Today also saw a record turnout, and increased security for Toronto's "Walk with Israel." Pro-Palestine protestors were present as well. Joe Warmington of the Toronto Sun joined us to report. Guest: Joe Warmington. Columnist, Toronto Sun Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

19 de março foi dia de celebrar a cultura, a língua, a música, a dança e a gastronomia portuguesas, naquele que é um dos eventos mais importantes, se não mesmo o mais relevante, da comunidade portuguesa na Austrália – a Festa do Bairro. Acima de tudo, hoje foi o dia histórico em que Petersham passou, oficialmente, a ter o título de ´Little Portugal´.

O Secretário de Estado das Comunidades Portuguesas, Paulo Cafôfo, está pela primeira vez na Austrália. Numa visita organizada para ir às cidades com maior número de portugueses, Paulo Cafôfo anda a conhecer a comunidade lusa bem como as suas diversas realidades em Down Under. Em Sydney, a estadia de Paulo Cafôfo teve um gostinho especial: participou na Festa do Bairro e inaugurou a placa oficial de ´Little Portugal´ atribuída a Petersham pelas entidades locais australianas. E foi lá que a SBS em Português conheceu e conversou com o político português, que diz estar a “sentir-se em casa”.

Hoje foi dia de celebrar a cultura, a língua, a música, a dança e a gastronomia portuguesas, naquele que é um dos eventos mais importantes, se não mesmo o mais relevante, da comunidade portuguesa na Austrália – a Festa do Bairro. Acima de tudo, hoje foi o dia histórico em que Petersham passou, oficialmente, a ter o título de ´Little Portugal´.

Bonus Episode - Why should Christians care about place? How can we become integral characters in the story of our neighborhood? How do we accept small acts of neighborliness as important work? In this episode we interview Steve MacDouell about these questions and hear his story. When he's not pastoring with FreeChurch Toronto or teaching at Fanshawe College, Steve can be found working on place-based projects and inviting everyday citizens to leverage their time, their ideas, and their creativity for the sake of their neighbourhoods. He's the co-founder of Good City Co., a civic organization that creates projects, platforms, and activations to help citizens take a greater ownership over the places that they call home. He writes about the intersection of community, place, and praxis for Strong Towns. Steve lives, dreams, and conspires in Little Portugal—a neighbourhood in Toronto, Ontario.

Cody Caetano is a Toronto-based writer and author of the national bestseller "Half Bads in White Regalia". Cody sat down with Austin and Josh to discuss the anxiety that comes with writing a memoir, Orillia, memory, gentrification, being Austin's first podcast guest, Boots and Hearts festival, Little Portugal, spiritual concatenation, human error, "Saucetino Hutchings", high school fights, generational trauma, "The Buckle", Wakestock, Much Music's 'disBAND', The Glass Castle, pivoting to fiction, working as a literary agent, Austin becomes Narduar, "Totally Unknown Writers Festival", the importance of teachers, Catholic guilt, video games, screaming in a hardcore band, Cody holds us accountable for our hot takes on poetry readings, Fredricton and much more! Cody Caetano Austin Hutchings Josh McIntyre ---- Cold Pod https://www.patreon.com/coldpod

Portugal.It's definitely the hot country in Europe right now.And with good reason.Beautiful cities like Lisbon and Porto.Stunning coastline with rocky cliffs and sandy beaches.Romantic towns like Guimarães and Sintra.Then there is all the tasty food and delicious wine.Did I mention all the stunning interior landscape?Yup.Little Portugal has it all.Tune in as my buddy, Jason Robinson from The Nomad Experiment, gives us a fabulous tour of Portugal.Want to talk more about Portugal?Send me a note at lynne@wanderyourway.com.In this episode:2:25 Placing Portugal on the map4:30 Jason's story7:33 Costs in Portugal8:33 Porto 16:59 The advantages of a smaller city19:57 Guimarães26:48 Aveiro30:44 Sintra39:36 Lisbon47:57 Faro 52:05 Traveling in the off season / shoulder season59:26 The people in Portugal1:00:39 Language issues1:02:16 Where to find Jason1:04:37 Wrapping it upImportant links:The Nomad ExperimentBeautiful Porto: Things To Do, See, And How To Travel In Porto, PortugalRomantic Guimaraes: Things To Do, See, And How To Travel In Guimaraes, PortugalAveiro, Portugal: A Perfect Day-Trip, Via A 1-Hour Train Ride From PortoYellow Palaces, Twenty-Five Foot Fern Trees, And Gardens Straight From Your Fairy Tales; That's Sintra, PortugalEpisode 33 Travel Medical Insurance with Jason RobinsonPortugal Tourism Wander Your Way Customized Travel PlanningSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/wanderyourway)

"Portugal - The Simple Life”, an insider's perspective to Portugal.    Welcome to a bonus episode of Portugal The Simple Life! Join us in looking back at some of our favourite interviews over the last 2 years, where our guests share why Portugal, although small, is a country with a big heart!First up rescue, from Episode 18, jet ski driver Sergio Cosme about helping Ricardo Koxa break the world record for the biggest wave ever surfed.Next, from Episode 24, award-winning photographer Daniel Rodrigues talks about what it takes to get up close and personal with some of the world's most recluse groupIn Episode 25, former rugby captain and centurion Vasco Uva recalls Portugal's only appearance at a Rugby World Cup.Michelin star chef Hans Neuner shares, in Episode 43, how the Portuguese people have influenced and inspired him.Former pro golfer Liz Esterl, in Episode 44, speaks about the ancient connections between Portugal and foreigners.One of the Godfathers of the start-up scene in Portugal sheds light, in Episode 54, on why he helped young entrepreneurs during one of the most volatile times in recent Portuguese history.In Episode 62, award-winning ceramic artist Mariana Sampaio shares how she has learnt and been inspired by the older generation. Head of digital marketing at Sporting Lisbon, Mafalda Monteiro, chats in Episode 64 about the importance of football being a family sport and creating an environment in stadiums where everyone feels safe and welcome to enjoy the game.Another photographer, in episode 69, Ana Paganini talks about spending time with one of the most secretive and mysterious groups of people in Portugal. In a special 80th Episode, big wave surfer and record-breaker Garrett McNamara discusses why he has fallen in love with the Portuguese people.Finally, from Episode 89, author Ana Pimental reveals what makes her proud to be Portuguese.Don't forget to subscribe to "Portugal - The Simple Life" podcast to receive more stories about living and moving to Portugal.Full podcast in AUDIO & VIDEO Please visit our website: https://www.portugal-the-simple-life.com, and we'd really appreciate it if you could follow and share our social media pages:Portugal The Simple Life Facebook Page Portugal The Simple Life on Instagram Portugal The Simple Life YouTube  Our Sponsor: Portugal Realty Facebook Page Portugal Realty InstagramPortugal Realty Youtube If you'd like to get in touch or share your own experience with Portugal, we'd love to hear from you!Tel.: (+351) 262 980 576Email: ola@portugal-the-simple-life.comWhatsApp: (+351) 910 571 613Thank you so much for listening, or as we say here in Portugal, “Muito Obrigado!".

Essa conversa fora às vezes parece que não tem rumo algum, mas os ouvintes das 600 cidades onde o programa é ouvido acham que nosso conteúdo é muito bom. Ok, então fica assim. Seguindo o estilo "cerveja com batatinha", esse episódio foi por temas tão variados como o Japão, o fado, a política canadense e a individualidade de nossos patrícios.

What a great day for our first international episode. We interviewed @pinatravels who is the host of @alpacamybagspod, a podcast that chats about responsible travel (which we highly recommend subscribing to). Toronto is such a cool city and has so much more than a spaceship-looking tower, Drake and Bieber Fever. We're on the lookout for a Scott's Cheap Flights deal to the fourth largest city in North America!! Speaking of Scott's Cheap Flights... show your support by signing up through our link: https://scottscheapflights.com/local it's only $49/year and your ROI will double or triple or even quadruple on your first flight. No lie... we're walking testimonies. SHOW NOTES Where to stay: Airbnbs in the neighborhoods of: West End, The Annex, Little Italy, Koreatown, Little Portugal, Parkdale Hotels: The Annex Hotel, Gladstone House, The Drake Hotel Also check out hostels and read reviews on hostelworld.com Where to eat: Pow Wow Cafe, Tondou Ramen, La Palette Where to drink: DROM Taberna, Civil Liberties, Blood Brothers Brewing What to do: Take a ferry to the Toronto Islands, explore the different neighborhoods, particularly Chinatown (Spadina Ave), AGO Art Museum, See a Toronto Blue Jays game at Rogers Centre Rapid Fire: Most Instagram-able spot: Polson Pier Favorite pizza spot: Pizzeria Libretto Favorite Toronto event: Toronto International Film Festival Favorite coffee shop: Voodoo Child Espresso & Cocktail Bar (coffee shop by day, cocktail bar by night) Favorite wine & cheese spot: La Palette Favorite season to visit: Summer Favorite place for dessert: Uncle Tetsu's Japanese Cheesecake Favorite local business: Biggest tourist trap: Eaton Centre (cool ceiling, but just a shopping mall)`

Schuster recebeu Anabela Taborda, presidente da "Little Portugal on Dundas BIA", para uma excelente conversa sobre o desenvolvimento do bairro, os desafios do comércio durante a pandemia, e sobre a importância do Business Improvement Area para a região.

Stuart Sakai is the proprietor of Sakai Bar, a quaint Little Portugal sake bar and Japanese country-style restaurant. I got the chance to talk with him about how he developed a palate for sake, Sakai Bar's unique cuisine and how COVID is impacting the restaurant business. You can follow Sakai Bar at @sakaibarto on Instagram. Music Credits: Lost/Found - Gil Wanders, Meganne - Mark Generous, Orange and Pomegranate - Mark Generous, Acceptance - Ninjoi, Earl Grey - Mark Generous, Ako - Gil Wanders.

WE ARE BACK!!! This episode was set to be released yesterday but the systems were down. From here on out we will be releasing content regularly on Mondays (main show) and Thursdays (CAB Gab).  In this episode we discuss the 'Little Portugals' of various communities around the world and their traditions. We also create our own Little Portugal communities and that is as awesome as it sounds!   If you like the show and would like to get exclusive bonus material such as: Extended CAB Gabs, bonus mini-sodes, long form Era Uma Vez stories, and a lot of other goodies visit our Patreon page at calaabocashow.com/support and support the show.    Check out our latest videos on our website  calaabocashow.com/cabtv   OUR SPONSORS Rooster Camisa - Home of Portuguese Inspired Products Visit roostercamisa.com and use the promo code CABSHOW19 to let them know we sent you.    Connect With Us: • Comment on the shownotes • Email feedback@calaabocashow.com • Subscribe to the Cala A Boca Show on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, and iHeart Radio • Follow us on FB, Instagram and Twitter @calaabocashow • Visit our website calaabocashow.com

No programa de estreia, Alexandre Dias Ramos, editor-chefe do Jornal de Toronto, e Nilson Peixoto, membro do Conselho Editorial, falam sobre o isolamento social em tempos de coronavírus e sobre o novo espaço do Jornal de Toronto, no coração de Little Portugal.

In today’s episode of ‘Our Portuguese Table’, we chat with Nancy Fernandes of Saudade Toronto in Toronto, Canada. Nancy, who has admired design from a young age (thanks in part to traveling around Portugal), suggested an idea to a couple friends about opening a local shop that celebrates design and selling artisanal goods made in Portugal. (Nancy’s roots are in the Minho and Baixo Alentejo.) They found a space in Little Portugal and it’s been a hit since the shop opened in 2015! The shop features items for all budgets and styles from well-known brands like Vista Alegre and Bordallo Pinheiro to B.Joy to one-of-a-kind pieces from local artisans. She visits Portugal 2-3 times a year to connect with artisans. One of Nancy’s goals was to stock pieces from all over Portugal, Açores, and Madeira – showcasing different Portuguese design and products, and especially those with a modern spin. The shop’s inventory is constantly changing – contact Saudade if you’re looking for a particular item. To shop, visit: www.saudadetoronto.com or check them out on Facebook: facebook.com/Saudadetoronto or Instagram: instagram.com/saudadetoronto Address: 1191 Dundas Street West Toronto, Ontario, Canada M6J 1X3

Criminal Lawyer and 640 Toronto's Legal Analyst Joseph Neuberger joins the show to talk about the legalities surrounding a 13-year-old boy charged with first-degree murder. The victim, 19-year-old Aaron Rankine-Wright, was run down on his bike by an SUV and allegedly stabbed by the vehicle's three occupants (including the 13-year-old boy) in Toronto's Little Portugal.

Today we talked to Paul Pereira from San Jose, California. He is the Director of Community, Neighborhoods, Quality of Life and Public Safety and works directly with the mayor Sam Liccardo and is the first non-elected guest on PALITICUS. He talks about Little Portugal and the importance of the Portuguese-American community being involved and how Little Portugal has changed throughout time, but there are still pockets of Portuguese-American around the city. He advises people to get involved in the school or neighborhood level and how you can make a difference even without running for office.

Reunited at last! Maria & Angela are live from Tasca Tasca in Sonoma, CA with Manuel Azevedo in this episode of Our Portuguese Table. They’re sitting at an authentic Portuguese table with tremoços and wine. Maria catches up on what it’s been like filming her PBS show in California, from the Central Valley to Napa Valley. She talks about watching her first bullfight in Gustine, being the only lady cooking in a kitchen full of men (these guys are tough critics but they invited her back again!) in Fresno, and cooking with former guest Jeremiah Duarte Bills and Mary Camara, author of Cooking with Mary. Up in the Bay Area, Maria got a chance to visit Little Portugal in San Jose, and check out some of the area’s icons: Adega, Bacalhau Grill, and Popular Bakery, among others. Manny, Angela & Maria also talk about being supportive of fellow Portuguese-American entrepreneurs and business owners. Speaking of – check out the team at Cineasta Digital Productions (http://cineastadigitalpro.com/), who are helping Maria film her show, ‘Maria’s Portuguese Table’. If you’re interested in sponsoring Maria’s show, contact us for more info! Até a próxima!

Shane and Rodney ride around in Petersham. Topics include:  The Oxford Tavern, Rave Juice Bag, Little Portugal, Rodney’s old house, Petersham Bowling Club, Petersham Park, xmas parties, Lord of the fries, Petersham water tank, Petersham RSL, Boxers wee, Canterbury Roads,Public house pub and Tracy Chapman   www.spokeyblokeys.com 

Our panel mends wounds caused by the Riverdale v. Little Portugal showdown, asks if we’ve gone too far on the pooches in cars patrol, and wonders if Toronto can still be considered safe