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Danny Fulton from Locust Street advisory joins Larry with his thoughts on the economy and the attitudes of the American people in the global market. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After growing up on a farm in Lancaster, Wisconsin, Dave Knoke ventured to River Falls for college — and ended up never leaving the area. He eventually opened Knoke's Chocolates and Nuts in Hudson in 2000 and the store has been a staple of the community ever since.Knoke's has outgrown two different spaces over the years but has remained a fixture on Locust Street, just around the corner from the main street of downtown Hudson. The growth included a production facility that has helped the store continue to churn out delicious treats like caramels, truffles, and more. On this episode of St. Croix Stories, Dave shares more about how the work ethic he learned from farming has helped him as a successful business owner, shares more about his favorite sweets he sells at the store, and recalls his encounter with Martha Stewart when she stopped into Knoke's during a trip to the area.Send a message to the hostFollow St. Croix Stories on Facebook and Instagram, and hear all episodes at stcroixstories.com.

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As a roadie, Randy Noldge toured with bands for about 10 years throughout the 90s. Worked with King of the Hill (Frank from Dr. Zhivegas) in the early 90s, shortly after that toured with a number of bands from around the world, including Kenny Loggins, Roxette out of Sweden (She's Got The Look), Tony Bennett, Lou Rawls from STL, wrapped up touring with Little River Band for 4+ years! Then started working at local St. Lous Venue, The Pageant, in the year 2000, where he has been working sound for 165 shows a year for the past 24 years! Randy also has a 4 Hands Beer called Cycle Lager!   Randy is hosting the 9th annual CYCLE SHOWCASE at THE MOTO MUSEUM FEBRUARY 10 & 11, 2024.    Hello and Welcomes with the hosts. Meet Randy!    Fan Mail:   Vinyl Giveaway – Blue by Weezer   mostlysuperheroes.com/contests Cycle Showcase Ticket Winners!   News and Rumors:   Cycle Lager!    Whatchu Sharin':   Easy Rider Wild Hogs World's Fastest Indian (2005) with Anthony Hopkins The original Mad Max Wonka Beekeeper El Mostero   The Meat:   CYCLE SHOWCASE STL   TAKES OVER THE MOTO MUSEUM  FEBRUARY 10 & 11, 2024    ST. LOUIS, MO / January 8, 2024 – Cycle Showcase STL is thrilled to announce a new venue to celebrate over a decade of art and inspiration with a two-day event featuring rare and custom bikes from all over the world.   Everyone from racers and long-distance touring riders to historical restoration buffs, hand-built motorcycle designers and motorcycle inspired artists will be represented. The all-ages event takes place Saturday, February 10 from 11 a.m. -7 p.m. and Sunday, February 11 from 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. at The Moto Museum located at 3408 Locust Street in Midtown St. Louis.  Cost to attend the showcase is $12.50 for adults which gives you a wristband for both days. Children ages 12 and under are free with paid adult. Tickets are only sold at the door.  The Cycle Showcase event will feature 50+ historically significant, hand-crafted works of two-wheeled art. Museums and private collections from across the country will come together to display a wide range of motorcycles, with an emphasis on the beauty in both the design and engineering.      The Cycle Showcase is also home to a variety of motorcycle related pieces of artwork exhibited right alongside beautiful bikes in an art gallery atmosphere. Cycle Showcase is excited for the opportunity to show the motorcycle community from an artist's perspective. Up and coming local artists, crafters and vendors are scheduled to appear.   The Smooches for Pooches Doggie Kissing Booth is back! Pucker up for the pups and help raise money for Dirk's Fund, a non-profit, large breed dog rescue facility located in Pacific, MO.  To learn more about Cycle Showcase STL, visit ⁠www.cycleshowcasestl.com⁠or follow them on Facebook or Instagram @CSSTL.    Coming Up and Final Plugs:   Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/cycle.showcase⁠  Facebook: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/eugene.randall.355/?show_switched_toast=0&show_invite_to_follow=0&show_switched_tooltip=0&show_podcast_settings=0&show_community_review_changes=0&show_community_rollback=0&show_follower_visibility_disclosure=0⁠    Sources and References:    ⁠www.cycleshowcasestl.com⁠  ⁠Cycle Showcase STL 2023 (youtube.com)⁠  ⁠Cycle Showcase St Louis 2022! (youtube.com)⁠  Overtime with Oliver podcast interview Feb 2022: ⁠https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/otwitholiver/id1500602123?i=1000549835862⁠   Shop Talk 2022 podcast interview  ⁠https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/episode-219-featuring-cycle-showcase-stls-rany-noldge/id1450471796?i=1000587752521⁠  Cycle Source talk show interview November 2022  ⁠https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-H3Hf1v5hE⁠  97.1 FM TALK 2nd Amendment Radio podcast interview Feb 2023  ⁠https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-8th-annual-cycle-showcase-stl/id1422753708?i=1000598490718⁠    mostlysuperheroes.com ©2024 Carrogan Ventures, LLC

For this week's Roaming St. Louis segment, KMOX host Scott Jagow visits downtown's 21c Museum Hotel. It just opened this summer and brings a new spirit to an old YMCA building on Locust Street. The boutique hotel is flush with thought-provoking contemporary art and Missouri-related artworks in all 173 rooms. 21c is also driven by community engagement, focused on generating dialogue around important issues. Scott speaks with Director of Community Impact Christopher Randall and Museum Manager Angie Villa.

Secretary of State Paul Pate & Story County Deputy Sheriff Elizabeth Quinn, Human Trafficking// Steve Nabor, Des Moines City Engineer, Grand Avenue and Locust Street, downtown// Zach Bader, Iowa Farm Bureau, Survey finds Iowans' meat, dairy preferences//

General Manager JP Roberts and Executive Chef Matt Daughaday of the 21c Museum Hotels describe the award-winning boutique hotel, contemporary art museum, and restaurants (Idol Wolf and Good Press) coming to downtown St. Louis in the restored YMCA building located at 1528 Locust Street. Art can be discovered around every corner and this 21c Museum Hotel has a unique style you will want to experience. July 25-Restaurant Opens August 8-Hotel Opens August 24-Grand Opening[00:00] Intro[01:00] Return to Civility[01:58] Interview with JP Roberts and Matt Daughaday[32:07] St. Louis In Tune Information[33:45] Dred Scott Heritage Foundation Commemorative Stamp Petition[35:10] What are the odds?[42:24] HumorThis is Season 6! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#21cmuseumhotel #hotels #artgallery #stlouis #executivechef #contemporaryartmuseum #restaurant

It’s our "Famous Friday" edition of the Tim DeMoss Show! First up, Reverend Clenard Childress, pastor at New Calvary Baptist Church joins the program to tell us more about the SaySo March, Saturday October 8th 2022, in honor of the late Herb Lusk. The SaySo March will start at 10:00am, at the Philadelphia Women’s Center (777 Appletree Street) and will travel to Planned Parenthood Philadelphia (1144 Locust Street.) The goal is to peacefully demonstrate and protest abortion and support the pro-life stance. Next up, singer Stella Parton (younger sister of the legendary country star Dolly Parton) stops by to share more about her role in the new Pure Flix movie, “Nothing is Impossible.” She tells about her character Ruby, how the role impacted her including reinforcing her own spiritual values in real life, and what she believes makes someone truly beautiful. Lastly, Dr. Alveda King (niece of Dr. Martin Luther King, and daughter of A.D. King) joins us to discuss her views on how to make the right voting decisions, as our country approaches the mid-term elections next month on Tuesday, November 8th 2022. She shares a message of hope, prayer, and explains why you shouldn’t keep your religious beliefs out of politics. We cap it all off with our popular, THAT’S PUNNY segment! Music: Stella Parton – Amazing GraceSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this bonus edition of The Blake Mayfield Podcast, Blake is joined by Jorge Torres. The guys kick off the program with discussing their thoughts on 2022, seeing The Weeknd live in the Bay Area last weekend, as well as meeting a stranger from Red Bluff in downtown San Francisco (0:04). Next, the guys discuss how they react when someone stands them up, their thoughts on companies not hiring employees who aren't fully vaccinated against COVID-19, as well as Blake revealing his new dark horse Super Bowl pick (29:14). To wrap things up, the guys anticipate their brand new season of NFL podcasts, reveal some new drops (58:41) and much more! Host: Blake Mayfield Guest: Jorge Torres Producer: Blake Mayfield Visit Black Rose Coffee & Tea located at 9539 Old Oregon Trail in Redding, CA today and follow them on Instagram: www.instagram.com/accounts/onetap/…rosecoffeetea%2F Visit Rebel Fit Company located at 161 Locust Street in Redding, CA and follow them on Instagram today: www.instagram.com/rebel_fitco/?igs…d=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D Follow Spring Gulch Farms on Instagram at www.instagram.com/springgulchfarms/ and stop into Cafe Calico, Black Rose Coffee & Tea, as well as Country Market to pick up some of their snacks. Download & Subscribe To "The Blake Mayfield Podcast" On Spotify, SoundCloud & Apple Podcasts Today!

Blake is joined on todays episode by Jesse Adams, the co-owner of Redding Motorsports Park. The podcast leads off with Blake asking Jesse about what T&A Race Club is, the upcoming "Famous Fox Hunt" event on Labor Day weekend, as well as getting Jay Boddie and Disco Dean from "No Prep Kings" to come to Redding and race (2:37). Next, Jesse gives details on the process behind resurfacing the new Dragstrip, and how essential it is for race tracks to stay open (39:24). To finish up, Blake asks Jesse about the experience of working with the City of Redding on the new park, what other events will take place on during the "Famous Fox Hunt" (57:28) and lots more! Intro Song: 1. Calvin Harris - New Money (ft. 21 Savage) Host: Blake Mayfield Guests: Jesse Adams: Producer: Blake Mayfield Visit Black Rose Coffee & Tea located at 9539 Old Oregon Trail in Redding, CA today and follow them on Instagram: www.instagram.com/accounts/onetap/…rosecoffeetea%2F Visit Rebel Fit Company located at 161 Locust Street in Redding, CA and follow them on Instagram today: www.instagram.com/rebel_fitco/?igs…d=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D Follow Spring Gulch Farms on Instagram at www.instagram.com/springgulchfarms/ and stop into Cafe Calico, Black Rose Coffee & Tea, as well as Country Market to pick up some of their snacks. Download & Subscribe To "The Blake Mayfield Podcast" On Spotify, SoundCloud & Apple Podcasts Today!

Blake is joined by on todays episode by two of his nearest and dearest friends, Alec White and Jorge Torres. The program kicks off with Blake discussing why he thinks "summertime depression" is a real thing for some people, as well as his real thoughts on the Dr. Dre halftime show from last years Super Bowl (6:09). Next, the guys get into their thoughts and opinions on the Deshaun Watson verdict, as well as some other NFL training camp headlines (51:40). To finish things up, the guys do their first fantasy football mock draft, the guys debate who had the better draft (61:57) and much more! Intro Song: 1. DJ Khaled - Staying Alive (ft. Drake & Lil Baby) Host: Blake Mayfield Guests: Alec White & Jorge Torres Producer: Blake Mayfield Visit Black Rose Coffee & Tea located at 9539 Old Oregon Trail in Redding, CA today and follow them on Instagram: www.instagram.com/accounts/onetap/…rosecoffeetea%2F Visit Rebel Fit Company located at 161 Locust Street in Redding, CA and follow them on Instagram today: www.instagram.com/rebel_fitco/?igs…d=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D Follow Spring Gulch Farms on Instagram at www.instagram.com/springgulchfarms/ and stop into Cafe Calico, Black Rose Coffee & Tea, as well as Country Market to pick up some of their snacks. Download & Subscribe To "The Blake Mayfield Podcast" On Spotify, SoundCloud & Apple Podcasts Today!

Blake is joined on today's episode by Taroko Asian Bar & Grill co-owner, Rain Caputo. The program begins with Blake asking Rain why she opened "Taroko" originally, what she learned from working at Kobe's for 11 years, and the culture shock of immigrating to Redding from Guangzhou, China (2:38). Next, Blake asks Rain to explain her experience of opening a new business during a year with record high inflation, Rain's thoughts on downtown Redding growing, and what it's like to have an authentic asian food restaurant in the heart of downtown (34:27). To finish things up, Blake asks Rain her thoughts on some recent political headlines, what comes next for 'Taroko' in 2022 (63:09) and more! Intro Song: 1. Cannons - Love On The Ground Host: Blake Mayfield Guest: Rain Caputo Producers: Blake Mayfield & Jorge Torres Visit Black Rose Coffee & Tea located at 9539 Old Oregon Trail in Redding, CA today and follow them on Instagram: www.instagram.com/accounts/onetap/…rosecoffeetea%2F Visit Rebel Fit Company located at 161 Locust Street in Redding, CA and follow them on Instagram today: www.instagram.com/rebel_fitco/?igs…d=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D Follow Spring Gulch Farms on Instagram at www.instagram.com/springgulchfarms/ and stop into Cafe Calico, Black Rose Coffee & Tea, as well as Country Market to pick up some of their snacks. Download & Subscribe To "The Blake Mayfield Podcast" On Spotify, SoundCloud & Apple Podcasts Today!

Blake is joined on today's episode by a former co-worker of his at KRCR News in Redding, CA, Ethan Rappeport. The pod launches off with Ethan talking about his last day on "Daybreak" and why he wanted to work on the show originally, hi passion for writing, along with why he wanted to get into local news before going to college (7:58). Next, Blake asks about why Ethan wants to go to the Bay Area for school, some of the biggest lessons Ethan learned at KRCR, as well as local news coverage versus national coverage and how he feels about the media (59:14). To wrap things up, Blake asks Ethan what his dream job is, a speed round about San Francisco, what comes next for Ethan in 2022 (121:21) and much more! Intro Song: 1. Parquet Courts - Wide Awake Host: Blake Mayfield Guest: Ethan Rappeport Producer: Blake Mayfield Visit Black Rose Coffee & Tea located at 9539 Old Oregon Trail in Redding, CA today and follow them on Instagram: www.instagram.com/accounts/onetap/…rosecoffeetea%2F Visit Rebel Fit Company located at 161 Locust Street in Redding, CA and follow them on Instagram today: www.instagram.com/rebel_fitco/?igs…d=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D Follow Spring Gulch Farms on Instagram at www.instagram.com/springgulchfarms/ and stop into Cafe Calico, Black Rose Coffee & Tea, as well as Country Market to pick up some of their snacks. Download & Subscribe To "The Blake Mayfield Podcast" On Spotify, SoundCloud & Apple Podcasts Today!

Despite thinking, when she was younger, that she would never end up staying in her hometown of Allegan, Michigan, Landria Johnson now runs her very popular headband company, The Sassy Olive, from her hometown. They're located downtown in a 12,000 sq foot historic building she owns, and where she now employs 22 additional people. In this episode, Landria talks about the challenges of starting a business without credit, self-teaching herself skills prior to the days where a tutorial on nearly anything can be found on the internet, pivoting during COVID, the pros and cons of life on social media, and what it means to “ruffle feathers” in a good way. Where you can find The Sassy Olive:- Website: https://www.thesassyolive.online- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesassyolive/- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thesassyolive/- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/thesassyolive/about/- TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thesassyolive- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCybq70jNujxmahnBW8LzOJw- Twitter: https://twitter.com/SassyOliveMI- Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/thesassyoliveshop/- Physical location: 125 Locust Street, Allegan, MichiganTo order headbands and receive 10% off, use coupon code PEOPLE10Mentions from the show:- Free masks during COVID: https://www.wzzm13.com/article/news/health/coronavirus/allegan-business-donating-homemade-masks-to-healthcare-workers-fighting-covid-19/69-c190c052-76ab-4ccc-8b60-5172f67f2ff9- Sonographers Do It In the Dark Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/435557480891958- SBA (Small Business Administration): https://www.sba.govStay in touch with People, Place, & Purpose on Instagram and stay tuned for a new episode every Monday!Links may be affiliate links, which means we would get a commission if you decide to make a purchase through our links, at no cost to you.

Blake is joined on today's pod by Michael Johnson, the current Sheriff/Coroner of Shasta County in California. The program kicks off with Michael diving right into what the election was like for him in June, as well as running a campaign and his backstory of why he wanted to be a cop (3:36). Next, Blake asks Michael about being on "Good Morning America" back in March, dealing with the aftermath of the Sherri Papini case, as well as something he wants to see improved in the community (30:11). To finish off the program, Blake asks Michael for one thing Michael wants the residents of Shasta County to know, what comes next for him in 2022 (61:31) and lots more! Intro Song: 1. Otis Redding - Sittin On (Dock of the Bay) Host: Blake Mayfield Guest: Michael Johnson Producers: Blake Mayfield & Jorge Torres Visit Black Rose Coffee & Tea located at 9539 Old Oregon Trail in Redding, CA today and follow them on Instagram: www.instagram.com/accounts/onetap/…rosecoffeetea%2F Visit Rebel Fit Company located at 161 Locust Street in Redding, CA and follow them on Instagram today: www.instagram.com/rebel_fitco/?igs…d=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D Follow Spring Gulch Farms on Instagram at www.instagram.com/springgulchfarms/ and stop into Cafe Calico, Black Rose Coffee & Tea, as well as Country Market to pick up some of their snacks. Download & Subscribe To "The Blake Mayfield Podcast" On Spotify, SoundCloud & Apple Podcasts Today!

Blake is joined on today's episode by Dustin Alexander, a web and app developer, and one of the hosts of the "Idea Drop Podcast" based out of Redding, California. The program leads off with Blake asking Dustin about where the *idea* came from for the "Idea Drop Podcast" as well as why listeners can't find the first dozen episodes, and his relationship with his co-host Kendall Bachman (3:00). Next, Dustin and Blake share their favorite parts of podcasting, the similarities in the advancement of podcasts and apps over the last decade, and what app Dustin would improve upon if given the chance (32:58). To finish up, Blake does a mini speed round with Dustin, what comes next in 2022 for him (58:03) and lots more! Intro Song: 1. Warren G - Saturday (ft. E-40, Too $hort & Nate Dogg) Host: Blake Mayfield Guest: Dustin Alexander Producer: Blake Mayfield Visit Black Rose Coffee & Tea located at 9539 Old Oregon Trail in Redding, CA today and follow them on Instagram: www.instagram.com/accounts/onetap/…rosecoffeetea%2F Visit Rebel Fit Company located at 161 Locust Street in Redding, CA and follow them on Instagram today: www.instagram.com/rebel_fitco/?igs…d=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D Follow Spring Gulch Farms on Instagram at www.instagram.com/springgulchfarms/ and stop into Cafe Calico, Black Rose Coffee & Tea, as well as Country Market to pick up some of their snacks. Download & Subscribe To "The Blake Mayfield Podcast" On Spotify, SoundCloud & Apple Podcasts Today!

Blake is joined on today's episode by 2 of his nearest and dearest friends, Alec White and Jorge Torres. The program begins with the guys catching up and talking about their summer so far, their thoughts on the Rudy Gobert trade and KD trade request, and what the best NBA Finals series has been since 2012 (besides 2016) (12:07). Next, Al gives the listeners a little San Fran Giants summer update, the guys debate if the NBA should change their season schedule, and if Celtics-Nets Game 1 from earlier in this year's playoffs is already an all-timer (46:44). To finish up the chaos, the guys talk about what their plans are for summer, Blake announces a new release schedule for the podcast this fall (85:09) and lots more! Intro Song: 1. Frank Ocean - Lost Host: Blake Mayfield Guests: Alec White & Jorge Torres Producer: Blake Mayfield Visit Black Rose Coffee & Tea located at 9539 Old Oregon Trail in Redding, CA today and follow them on Instagram: www.instagram.com/accounts/onetap/…rosecoffeetea%2F Visit Rebel Fit Company located at 161 Locust Street in Redding, CA and follow them on Instagram today: www.instagram.com/rebel_fitco/?igs…d=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D Follow Spring Gulch Farms on Instagram at www.instagram.com/springgulchfarms/ and stop into Cafe Calico, Black Rose Coffee & Tea, as well as Country Market to pick up some of their snacks. Download & Subscribe To "The Blake Mayfield Podcast" On Spotify, SoundCloud & Apple Podcasts Today!

Blake is joined on today's episode by Austin Castro, a news anchor and reporter at KAEF News in Eureka, CA. The episode leads off with Blake asking about how Austin recently became an anchor on the coast, turning out packages for "Daybreak" and his experience getting bacon mac n cheese at 2 AM in San Francisco after the Emmy's (3:22). Next, Blake asks Austin what his goal is working in Eureka, Austin's YouTube channel, and what it was like appearing on "The Price is Right" and "When of Fortune" (39:16). To finish things up, Austin discusses what he envisions doing in the next phase of his career, what his plans are for the rest of 2022 (55:33) and more! Intro Song: 1. Stardust - Music Sounds Better With You Host: Blake Mayfield Guests: Austin Castro Producer: Blake Mayfield Visit Black Rose Coffee & Tea located at 9539 Old Oregon Trail in Redding, CA today and follow them on Instagram: www.instagram.com/accounts/onetap/…rosecoffeetea%2F Visit Rebel Fit Company located at 161 Locust Street in Redding, CA and follow them on Instagram today: www.instagram.com/rebel_fitco/?igs…d=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D Follow Spring Gulch Farms on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/springgulchfarms/ and stop into Cafe Calico, Black Rose Coffee & Tea, as well as Country Market to pick up some of their snacks. Download & Subscribe To "The Blake Mayfield Podcast" On Spotify, SoundCloud & Apple Podcasts Today!

On a bonus episode recorded on July 3, Blake sat down with the co-owner of JBL Hardscapes Derrick Barrie, podcast manager/good friend Jorge Torres and Brad Wion, the older brother of Blake's ire, Ric Young. The cast pops off with some talk about Derrick being a closet Warriors fan, as well as some other sports topics, and what the guys have been up to this year (5:21). Next, Brad Wion joins the podcast for the first time ever, and defends (kind've) his little brother Ric's opinions from Blake, as well as giving his takes on if America should tighten gun control (36:16). To finish things off, Blake talks to Derrick about Jorge's idea of moving to San Francisco, why Derrick thinks it's a lot easier than Blake realizes (73:17) & lots more! Host: Blake Mayfield Guests: Derrick Barrie, Jorge Torres & Brad Wion Producer: Blake Mayfield Visit Black Rose Coffee & Tea located at 9539 Old Oregon Trail in Redding, CA today and follow them on Instagram: www.instagram.com/accounts/onetap/…rosecoffeetea%2F Visit Rebel Fit Company located at 161 Locust Street in Redding, CA and follow them on Instagram today: www.instagram.com/rebel_fitco/?igs…d=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D Follow Spring Gulch Farms on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/springgulchfarms/ and stop into Cafe Calico, Black Rose Coffee & Tea, as well as Country Market to pick up some of their snacks. Download & Subscribe To "The Blake Mayfield Podcast" On Spotify, SoundCloud & Apple Podcasts Today!

The Drake Mayfield podcast has arrived! Blake is joined on today's episode by good friends from around the way, Alejandro Manzo and Jorge Torres. The guys lead off the pod with discussing their thoughts on the dance experiment album from Drake, if this is Drake's worst album yet, and a conversation about if the public is tired of Drake yet (8:57). Then, the guys discuss if Drake should get a pass for doing something different and experimenting with dance music (36:49). To top it all off, the guys get into a track-by-track review, where "Honestly, Nevermind" ranks in Drake's discography (50:19) and lots more! Intro Song: 1. Drake - Fireworks (ft. Alicia Keys) Host: Blake Mayfield Guests: Hondro Manzo & Jorge Torres Producer: Blake Mayfield Visit Black Rose Coffee & Tea located at 9539 Old Oregon Trail in Redding, CA today and follow them on Instagram: www.instagram.com/accounts/onetap/…rosecoffeetea%2F Visit Rebel Fit Company located at 161 Locust Street in Redding, CA and follow them on Instagram today: www.instagram.com/rebel_fitco/?igs…d=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D Follow Spring Gulch Farms on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/springgulchfarms/ and stop into Cafe Calico, Black Rose Coffee & Tea, as well as Country Market to pick up some of their snacks. Download & Subscribe To "The Blake Mayfield Podcast" On Spotify, SoundCloud & Apple Podcasts Today!

Blake is joined on today's episode by Dania Romero, a news anchor and reporter at KAEF News, located in Eureka, CA. The pod leads off with Blake and Dania talking about meeting one another at the San Francisco Emmy's earlier in the year, Dania being born and raised in South San Francisco, as well as being a student at San Francisco State during the pandemic and the challenges of earning a degree during that time (6:18). Next, Blake asks Dania about how she disconnects from the news after a tough day, the toughest part of anchoring the news compared to reporting, and why the gym and skincare means so much to her (41:23). To wrap things up, Blake asks Dania what advice she would give to someone who wants to become a journalist, what comes next in 2022 (88:55) and tons more! Intro Song: 1. Dave - Location (ft. Burna Boy) Host: Blake Mayfield Guest: Dania Romero Producer: Blake Mayfield Visit Black Rose Coffee & Tea located at 9539 Old Oregon Trail in Redding, CA today and follow them on Instagram: www.instagram.com/accounts/onetap/…rosecoffeetea%2F Visit Rebel Fit Company located at 161 Locust Street in Redding, CA and follow them on Instagram today: www.instagram.com/rebel_fitco/?igs…d=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D Download & Subscribe To "The Blake Mayfield Podcast" On Spotify, SoundCloud & Apple Podcasts Today!

Blake is joined on today's episode by Redspeekz (Jared Myers) Lul Nicky P, Moog and Shaggy (Justyn Conway). The podcast kicks off with Jared talking about his 21st birthday, and when he might be dropping more songs in the near future (9:30). Next, the guys premiere some new tracks, and talk about the inspiration behind some of them (47:45). Lastly, the guys discuss getting new stimulus checks in October from the state of California (61:42) and lots more! Intro Song: 1. Redspeekz (Jared Myers) - Know Me (ft. XO Antonio) Host: Blake Mayfield Guests: Redspeekz, Lul Nicky P, Moog & Shaggy Producers: Blake Mayfield & Jorge Torres Visit Black Rose Coffee & Tea located at 9539 Old Oregon Trail in Redding, CA today and follow them on Instagram: www.instagram.com/accounts/onetap/…rosecoffeetea%2F Visit Rebel Fit Company located at 161 Locust Street in Redding, CA and follow them on Instagram today: www.instagram.com/rebel_fitco/?igs…d=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D Download & Subscribe To "The Blake Mayfield Podcast" On Spotify, SoundCloud & Apple Podcasts Today!

Blake is joined on today's pod by Redding musician Calvin Black, as well as good friend Jorge Torres. The podcast kicks off with Blake asking Calvin about how his newest songs "Off Road" and "Sense of it All" came about, as well as why Calvin started making music, and making both hip hop and R&B records (4:45). Next, Calvin talks about his musical influences, his thoughts on the current music scene in Redding, as well as if he plans to release any music this year (44:13). To wrap things up, Blake asks Calvin about what comes next, some ideas to do a festival in Redding (79:45) & much more! Intro Song: 1. Calvin Black - Sense of it All Host: Blake Mayfield Guests: Calvin Black Producer: Blake Mayfield Visit Black Rose Coffee & Tea located at 9539 Old Oregon Trail in Redding, CA today and follow them on Instagram: www.instagram.com/accounts/onetap/…rosecoffeetea%2F Visit Rebel Fit Company located at 161 Locust Street in Redding, CA and follow them on Instagram today: www.instagram.com/rebel_fitco/?igs…d=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D Download & Subscribe To "The Blake Mayfield Podcast" On Spotify, SoundCloud & Apple Podcasts Today!

Blake is joined on today's pod by Alec White and Jorge Torres. The guys kick off the pod with discussing the Warriors winning their 4th title in the last 8 years, if Steph is a better all time point guard than Magic, and if the Warriors can repeat next year (6:33). Next, the guys give their initial thoughts on the new Drake album "Honestly, Nevermind" as well as if Kyrie will become a Laker this summer, and what the Sacramento Kings will do in the NBA Draft tomorrow (29:00). Lastly, the guys discuss their plans this summer, any dog day podcast ideas (59:14) and lots more! Intro Song: 1. Drake - Sticky Host: Blake Mayfield Guests: Alec White & Jorge Torre Producer: Blake Mayfield Visit Black Rose Coffee & Tea located at 9539 Old Oregon Trail in Redding, CA today and follow them on Instagram: www.instagram.com/accounts/onetap/…rosecoffeetea%2F Visit Rebel Fit Company located at 161 Locust Street in Redding, CA and follow them on Instagram today: www.instagram.com/rebel_fitco/?igs…d=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D Download & Subscribe To "The Blake Mayfield Podcast" On Spotify, SoundCloud & Apple Podcasts Today!

Blake is joined on today's episode by Alisha and David Waters, the owners of Spring Gulch Farms, based out of Anderson, CA. The program leads off with Alisha talking about the impact of inflation on small business, getting Black Rose to become the 1st store to sell her products, and the overall goal of Spring Gulch Farms (4:43). Next, Alisha and David break down what the situation looks like for farmers in Shasta County now that ACID has provided no irrigation for the 1st time in 108 years (23:42). Lastly, Alisha talks about the stigma surrounding mental health in business owners, what David and Alisha plan to do next in 2022 (47:29) and tons more! Intro Song: 1. Billy Joel - Vienna Host: Blake Mayfield Guest: Alisha & David Waters, Jorge Torres Producer: Blake Mayfield Visit Black Rose Coffee & Tea located at 9539 Old Oregon Trail in Redding, CA today and follow them on Instagram: www.instagram.com/accounts/onetap/…rosecoffeetea%2F Visit Rebel Fit Company located at 161 Locust Street in Redding, CA and follow them on Instagram today: www.instagram.com/rebel_fitco/?igs…d=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D Download & Subscribe To "The Blake Mayfield Podcast" On Spotify, SoundCloud & Apple Podcasts Today!

Blake is joined on today's episode by Faith Barrett, 1/2 of the real estate agent duo "The Barrett Team" along with her husband Dylan. The podcast kicks off with Blake asking Faith about how her and Dylan initially met, why she decided to go into real estate last year, and how they grew their Instagram following with skits and reels (3:06). Next, Faith breaks down some of the hottest places people are buying homes in Redding right now, along with her thoughts on inflation, if a recession is on the way, and what age is best for an adult to purchase their first home (23:49). To finish up, Faith talks about what comes next for her and Dylan in 2022, the Father's Day giveaway they are doing on their Instagram (57:00)and lots more! Intro Song: 1. The Weeknd - I Heard You're Married (ft. Lil Wayne) Host: Blake Mayfield Guest: Faith Barrett Producer: Blake Mayfield Visit Black Rose Coffee & Tea located at 9539 Old Oregon Trail in Redding, CA today and follow them on Instagram: www.instagram.com/accounts/onetap/…rosecoffeetea%2F Visit Rebel Fit Company located at 161 Locust Street in Redding, CA and follow them on Instagram today: www.instagram.com/rebel_fitco/?igs…d=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D Download & Subscribe To "The Blake Mayfield Podcast" On Spotify, SoundCloud & Apple Podcasts Today!

Blake is joined on today's episode by Alejandro "Hondro" Manzo and Noah A.K.A. Nxmore. The guys get right into the thick of things by discussing if the 3 year layoff was good for Post Malone, as well as if this is his worst album to date, and if his record label had something to do with the album not having much promotion before its release (6:35). Next, the guys rank Post's album discography, and discuss why they all agree that this is his worst album yet (39:07). Lastly, the guys give a track by track breakdown of the project (60:34) and lots more! Intro Song: 1. Post Malone - Waiting For Never Host: Blake Mayfield Guests: Alejandro Manzo & Nxmore Producer: Blake Mayfield Visit Black Rose Coffee & Tea located at 9539 Old Oregon Trail in Redding, CA today and follow them on Instagram: www.instagram.com/accounts/onetap/…rosecoffeetea%2F Visit Rebel Fit Company located at 161 Locust Street in Redding, CA and follow them on Instagram today: www.instagram.com/rebel_fitco/?igs…d=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D Download & Subscribe To "The Blake Mayfield Podcast" On Spotify, SoundCloud & Apple Podcasts Today!

Blake flys solo on this special edition of the podcast, reporting from San Francisco. The 51st annual Northern California Emmy's took place at the Hilton in Union Square on Saturday night, and Blake recaps it all. Between the people who won awards, meeting people who work on the coast at KAEF, and getting the chance to visit the bay for the 1st time in 5 years, Blake breaks it all down on this episode (1:04). Intro Song: 1. Joeboy - Sip (Alcohol) Host: Blake Mayfield Producer: Blake Mayfield Visit Black Rose Coffee & Tea located at 9539 Old Oregon Trail in Redding, CA today and follow them on Instagram: www.instagram.com/accounts/onetap/…rosecoffeetea%2F Visit Rebel Fit Company located at 161 Locust Street in Redding, CA and follow them on Instagram today: https://www.instagram.com/rebel_fitco/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D Download & Subscribe To "The Blake Mayfield Podcast" On Spotify, SoundCloud & Apple Podcasts Today!

When most people think of Philly and history, they think about the Liberty Bell. But there's a tour company that goes way beyond that. Beyond the Bell Tours offers walking tours of women's and queer history in Philadelphia. Rebecca Fisher, co-founder and tour guide, joins Research Hole to take us on a Pride-themed journey of the queer community's fight for civil rights in Philadelphia. It ranges from marches of people wearing respectable suits to civil disobedience with giant witch puppets. We talk about Barbara Gittings, pre- and post-Stonewall actions, and how fights over identity politics are endless. Happy Pride, y'all! SHOW NOTES: I found a wonderful audio clip of Kiyoshi Kuromiya talking about his life of activism on Them.us. The other “one-dress lesbian” I referred to was Anna Howard Shaw. I don't know if she actually only owned one dress—what I meant was that she stopped wearing pants because she felt comments on her appearance was distracting from the cause. Her obituary from the New York Times in 1919 does a pretty good job of giving an overview of her complex role in the suffrage movement. You can find a great rundown on John Fryer (Dr. Anonymous) and his historical marker sign (which you can go to 13th and Locust Street and take a pic with) on WHYY.org. The page includes a pic of Fryer with the mask on. Sadly, in the photo he is sitting and not standing at his full height. Philly Gay News article “Philly's First Attempt at Nondiscrimination” takes an in-depth look at the fight for Bill 1275 and the role of Dyketactics in that fight. The Barbara Gittings Wikipedia page is a pretty thorough biography. If you want a briefer roundup of her many contributions to gay rights, you can find a sort of paragraph-long list on Legacy Project Chicago. We don't explain OutFest on the podcast itself, but it's a block party in the leadup to National Coming Out Day in October. Visit researchholepodcast.com to see the pictures!

KYW Newsradio's Hadas Kuznits chats with Matthew Cortland of The Cauldron at 1305 Locust Street about their enchanted food and drink, potion-making classes and the unique tech wing of the business that brings all of the magical fantasies that the team can imagine to life. Also, find out how this Marlton, NJ native and former teacher is bringing education to your culinary experience and how he's giving back to the community.

The newest episode of the DMPL Podcast features Angeline Boulley, author of the hit novel Firekeeper's Daughter. Boulley chats with host Aaron Gernes about the whirlwind of a year she's had since her book was released to rave reviews from both the professional press and readers. She also discusses a story from high school that in part inspired her to write Firekeeper's Daughter and reveals what her next book has to do with Laura Croft. Angeline will be taking part in Authors Visiting in Des Moines (AViD) on Saturday, March 26, at 5:00 PM as part of the DSM Book Festival. The Book Festival takes place at Capital Square (400 Locust Street) from 9:00 AM-7:00 PM. The event is free, and seating is first-come, first-served. More information about AViD and the DSM Book Festival can be found in the Show Notes below.   Show Notes AViD 2022 DSM Book Festival Angeline Boulley | Website Angeline Boulley | Twitter Angeline Boulley | Facebook Angeline Boulley | Instagram Angeline Boulley | Goodreads Firekeeper's Daughter at the library Louise Erdrich books The Last Time They Met, by Anita Shreve Sadie, by Courtney Summers

A tornado ripped through Kentucky on late Friday/early Saturday (12-10/12-11). We are doing all we can to help those affected by this devastating tragedy. Haley-McGinnis Funeral Home (519 Locust Street, Owensboro, KY 42301) is currently a drop off site, taking only new items due to limited space at the few remaining buildings. If wanting to donate monetarily, please visit 1776bank.com or contact them at (270) 686-1776. Don't hesitate to contact Haley-McGinnis at (270) 684-9891 with any questions. You are loved far more than you could ever know! See you Thursday for episode 116! Follow us on Social! @nathanmorris @youlldietryingpodcast Official Website! http://www.youlldietrying.com ©2021-Present, Morris Family Services, LLC. All Rights Reserved. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/youlldietrying/support

At the corner of North Shepard Avenue and East Locust Street, there are standalone brick pillars. Listener Eric Kowalik wondered where the structures came from and what they were for.

A walk to promote “Unity in the Community” takes place this Saturday, Oct. 2, in Haverhill.The14th annual Walk for Peace, under the direction of Violence Intervention and Prevention, known as VIP, also includes a cookout, speak out, face painting, music, color powder and more. Haverhill VIP Program Director Carol Ireland, a recent guest on WHAV's morning program, detailed the program.“We'll start at GAR Park, go down Winter Street, make a left on Locust Street, down to Granite and Essex Street and out to Railroad Square. We'll be coming down Washington Street, the entire way to Main Street. When we get to Main Street, we go up to City Hall and we will stop there for about 10 to 15 minutes to hear speeches from two of our young people,” she said.At City Hall, participants will also hear from a special guest with a unique perspective.“We're very lucky to also have a woman by the name of Clarissa Turner who will also be speaking because we wanted to represent a mom who has been impacted by violence. She lost her son. She's from Boston and has started an organization called ‘Legacy Lives On.' We know that we have many people in our own community that have been impacted by violence and have lost, whether it's to violence or to homicide or to suicide. We want to create more space for some of our survivors,” she said.Ireland said those participating in the walk, approximately 1.5 miles in length, are asked to carry in support of the effort.“We have some signs that we've been able to save, new ones we've made, please bring a sign with any message you care to about peace, respect”Ireland said all people, young and old, are encouraged to participate in the Haverhill VIP Walk for Peace. It starts Saturday at 11 a.m. She said research conducted by Boston University School of Public Health indicates young people who have participated in the VIP program are less likely to be involved with a gang, physical fighting decreases, healthy relationship skills increase and there's an improvement in self-esteem.The Violence Intervention and Prevention program began in 2005 at Haverhill High School. It has grown to include students of all ages and partners with various groups and organizations such as the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Haverhill, UTEC and YMCA.Support the show (https://whav.net/become-a-whav-member/)

June is Gay Pride Month in Philadelphia! Kory Aversa, (out and proud!) Owner of Aversa PR and Events returns to BEN Around Philly to give the details on this month's events. Check out his incredibly thorough list below, and find more details and updates at https://phillygaycalendar.com/pride. LOVE IS LOVE: PHILADELPHIA CELEBRATES PHILLY GAY PRIDE MONTH WITH 45 EVENTS, FUNDRAISERS, DANCE PARTIES, DRAG SHOWS, ART EXHIBITS AND MORE Please find 45 top ways to celebrate gay pride in 30 days of June in Philadelphia. We have broken the list down below by MONTH-LONG activities vs. DATE SPECIFIC activities. A) MONTH-LONG ACTIVITIES - 1) LGBTQ Hall of Flags and Philly Gay Pride Flag Exhibit Sofitel Philadelphia at Rittenhouse Square 120 S. 17th S., Philadelphia 215-569-8300 https://www.sofitel-philadelphia.com Sofitel Philadelphia invites the community to celebrate Philadelphia's Pride rainbow flag on the outside of the building in June. An oversize rainbow flag, with Philly's addition of the brown and black stripes to honor diversity in the community, greets visitors as they enter to the left of the front doors. Inside look for the lobby to be renamed Philadelphia’s LGBTQ Hall of Flags. Look for Philadelphia’s locally designed and newsmaking rainbow flag to also have a center spot in the lobby, showcasing the diversity of our local community. The Philadelphia rainbow flag will be joined by host of LGBTQ flags flying high inside the lobby to celebrate the different facets of the local gay community, including Lesbian Pride Flag, Gender Fluid Pride Flag, Binary Pride Flag, Pan Sexual Pride Flag, Transgender Pride Flag and the Bisexual Pride Flag. 2) Philly Gay Pride Month: Cocktails for a Cause By FCM Hospitality AT EIGHT LOCATIONS! Philadelphia largest and most stunning outdoor and indoor restaurants and concepts will celebrate June as Philly Gay Pride Month with a month-long celebration! FCM Hospitality and owner Avram Hornik announce that Lola’s Garden, Juno, Parks on Tap (two locations), Morgan’s Pier, Harper’s Garden, Craft Hall, The Garden at Cherry Street Pier and Rosy’s Taco Bar will all work in unison to help raise funds for LGBTQ Philadelphia-based charities through Philly Gay Pride Month Cocktails for a Cause. All eight locations will feature a special-colored cocktail that matches up with the eight colors of the Philadelphia Gay Pride Flag. All eight cocktails to match the eight colors in the Philly-specific and inclusive rainbow flag will raise money for four different charities. One dollar from all eight cocktails during the 30 days of June will go to support William Way LGBT Community Center, Attic Youth Center, Philly Asian Queer and Galaei. This stance in social solidarity hopes to shine light to the various communities that the celebration of national Pride month helps represent, being mindful to include all groups that help make Philadelphia the amazing, diverse community it is. FCM Hospitality will compile donations from all venues and equally divide them between the organizations which were selected for their dedicated work and ongoing efforts to focus on intersectional populations. Additionally, FCM Hospitality will host the first-ever Philly Gay Pride Day at Parks on Tap at Trail’s End on Saturday, June 12, 2021, from 12:00pm to 6:00pm. Details for Parks on Tap are coming soon – save the date! FCM properties can be found throughout the Philadelphia area, offering the perfect way to experience different tastes and neighborhoods in the spirit of diversity. FCM’s Cocktails for a Cause campaign will run for the duration of Pride Month (June 1st – June 30th). Black - Juno Philly, 1033 Spring Garden St., Philadelphia (267) 639-2892 https://www.junophilly.com Mezcal Margarita (mezcal tequila, triple sec, activated charcoal, agave, lime) $11 Brown - Craft Hall, 901 N. Delaware Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19123, (267) 297-2072, https://www.crafthallphilly.com German Chocolate Cold Brew Martini (Jägermeister cold brew, Godiva liqueur, iced coffee) $10 Red - Rosy’s Taco Bar, 2220 Walnut St., Philadelphia, PA 19103, (267) 858-4561, https://www.rosystacobar.com Stateside Rose (Stateside vodka, Casa del Mar cava rose, pomegranate, lime, agave) $10 Orange - Morgan’s Pier, 221 N. Christopher Columbus Blvd., Philadelphia, PA 19106, (215) 279-7134, https://www.morganspier.com Orange Crushin’ It (Grey Goose vodka, mango puree, tropical Red Bull) $13 Yellow - Harper’s Garden, 31 S. 18th St., Philadelphia, PA 19103, (267) 886-8552, https://www.harpersgardenphilly.com Driftin’ Away (Bacardi black rum, Blackbird’s coconut moonshine, grilled pineapple, lime) $12 Green - Lola’s Garden, 51 St Georges Rd, Ardmore, PA 19003, (484) 412-8011 https://www.lolasgardenrestaurant.com Butterfly Gimlet (Bluecoat gin, lime juice, muddled cucumber & basil, butterfly pea tea) $13 Blue - The Garden at Cherry Street Pier, 121 N Columbus Boulevard, Philadelphia, PA 19106, (215) 923-0818, https://www.cherrystreetpier.com Frozen Electric Lemonade (vodka, blue curacao, lemon) $10 Purple- Pride Punch (grape vodka, razzmatazz liqueur, blue curacao, sour) $10 Parks on Tap - Trail’s End, South St. & S. 27th St., Philadelphia, PA 19143, (215) 568-1616, https://www.parksontap.com Parks on Tap- Waterworks, 640 Waterworks Drive, Philadelphia, PA 19130, (215) 568-1616, https://www.parksontap.com Reservations are encouraged for several locations. Signature cocktails are available during normal hours of operations, which vary based on location. Hours and days of operation may change due to weather and special events for outdoor venues. Guests are encouraged to visit an individual location’s website prior to visiting for specific house policies that may be in effect. 3) #loveislove Gay Pride Month Special Beer Release (also, Philly Beer Week) Available at the Lab at Evil Genius and through GoPuff starting June 1st Evil Genius Beer Company 1727 N. Front St., Philadelphia 215-425-6820 http://evilgeniusbeer.com https://resy.com/cities/pha/evil-genius-brewing?date=2021-05-17&seats=2 Love who you want to, drink what you want to! Evil Genius Beer Company celebrates June as Philly Gay Pride Month with a special limited edition beer release #loveislove. This brand-new Strawberry Blonde Ale (6% ABV) is crisp with a hint of natural strawberry flavor. A portion from all sales will be donated to The Trevor Project, a national organization that provides crisis intervention and suicide prevention services to LGBTQIA+ youth. Starting June 1st, #loveislove is available in Evil Genius’ new 12 ounce cans at the Lab in Fishtown - and for exclusive delivery to your front door through a Pride partnership with GoPuff. The beer will also be available on limited release in drafts at the Lab and Evil Genius Beer Garden. Limited supplies of #loveislove will also be available at retailers and restaurants in Harrisburg and York, PA. 4) PrideFLIX; The Virtual Pride Film Festival Virtual Gay Pride Film Festival https://www.qflixphilly.com/ Just in time for Pride month, qFLIX launches "PrideFLIX; The Virtual Pride Film Festival" feauring 5 weeks of LGBTQ+ Documentaries, Feature Films, Short Films, and Web Series from the comfort of your home as you celebrate PRIDE. qFLIX Philadelphia, the region’s LARGEST LGBTQ+  film festival found itself in the position that many festivals have faced with the onset of Covid-19. Their annual festival was  set  to kick-off on March 22, 2020, but was postponed to the fall due to the global pandemic. Philadelphia  Pride was subsequently postponed, and out of that, PrideFLIX was born. Rooted in its 26-year history,  qFLIX proudly continues its tradition of sharing the stories of LGBTQ+ people. The virtual film festival will launch on Monday, June 1 2020, and promises a stellar line up of LGBTQ+ documentaries, feature films, short films, and web series. One of the highlights will be a screening is that of gay writer/director Mike Mosallam’s rom-com, “Breaking Fast.” The film stars out actor Haaz Sleiman as  Mo,  a heartbroken gay Muslim who meets — and eats with — Kal (Michael Cassidy) during Ramadan. Because the Holy Month forbids impure thoughts and activities, Mo is forced to practice self-control. Mosallam’s clever conceit allows Mo and Kal to fall in love as their relationship develops over numerous romantic meals and dates. Sleiman and Mosallam, who were to be honored for their work at the fest in March, have been invited to participate in a post-screening talkback via zoom on June 29 along with Seth Hauer, the film’s producer. Several of the films will include talkbacks with filmmakers and/or talent. In addition, PrideFLIX is planning a weekly moderated discussion of specific titles on Sunday nights in June to help foster a sense of community during this period of social distancing. Ticket prices will range from $7-$10 per viewing, with $1 of each viewing going towards local LGBTQ+ non-profits. There will also be an option to purchase a festival badge to view all the films. Visit https://www.qflixphilly.com/qflix-presents-prideflix-the-virtual-pride-film-festival/ 5) William Way LGBT Community Center Benefit Kick-Off Starts June 1, 2021 Sofitel Philadelphia at Rittenhouse Square 120 S. 17th St. Philadelphia, PA 19103 215-569-8300 Every year in June, Sofitel Philadelphia announces a year-round benefit for a local LGBTQ charity. During the entire month of June, and through the rest of 2021, Sofitel Philadelphia will donate one dollar per each banquet menu item designated with the WWCC's logo on the menu. Designated items range from breakfast, lunch and dinner buffets to beverages and snack breaks for groups of 10 or more people hosting a meeting or event at Sofitel Philadelphia. Sofitel Philadelphia will also donate one dollar from every Liberté cocktail sold in the Liberté Lounge to WWCC during Pride Month. The resources raised through the partnership will support the William Way Community Center's programs for seniors, as well as its Trans Resource Center. Funds will also support the WWCC’s capital campaign. The Liberté Cocktail is available in Liberté Lounge and features pear infused Vodka, lemon, St. Germain and Sparkling Wine. 6) Gay Pride Month at Philly AIDS Thrift June 1 to June 30, 2021 710 S 5th St, Philadelphia (215) 922-3186 https://phillyaidsthrift.com/ Philly AIDS Thrift celebrates June as Philly Gay Pride Month with a colorful, Queer-centric wowing window display celebrating the diversity of our city and region’s queer community. Come get dressed up for Pride Month by supporting Philadelphia’s largest and gay-owned thrift store where you can find a rainbow of fashions all month long! Whether you want to celebrate with the eight colors of the Philly rainbow, or add to your own personal style, Philly AIDS Thrift has shirts, pants, dresses, shoes, accessories and more for each and every person - and each and every taste. Don’t forget to stop by the vintage jewelry room to add some extra sparkle and bling to your pride outfit. Additionally, support one of our community’s most important non-profits by shopping for home goods, games and other thrift items. Donate and do-good in June by  donating gently used items to the thrift store. Pride month and June is a great month to clean out those basements, shore houses and closets. Philly AIDS Thrift turns yesterday's treasures into tomorrow’s grants to help provide life-saving services for dozens of HIV/AIDS service organizations. Add this to your Pride Month itinerary when visiting South Street! 7) Gay Pride Month Essentials at Philly AIDS Thrift at Giovanni’s Room 345 S 12th St, Philadelphia, PA 19107 (215) 923-2960 https://www.queerbooks.com/ Celebrate Gay Pride Month at America’s oldest continuously operating LGBTQ bookstore! For Philly Gay Pride Month, stop by Philly AIDS Thrift at Giovanni’s Room in the gayborhood for all of your gay pride month essentials - including ramped up selections of the special Philadelphia edition of the Gay Pride Flag, other LGBTQ flags, pride t-shirts, magnets, buttons and other queer ephemera. Pick up your recently published copy of queerbook anthology - a collection of fiction and non-fiction work by LGBTQ people from all over the world that was published by PAT during the pandemic. Add this must-do stop to your Gay Pride Month itinerary! 8) Free Walk-in Vaccinations Philadelphia FIGHT 1233 Locust Street, 2nd Floor Mondays to Fridays, 9:30am to 11:30am, 1:00pm to 3:30pm www.fight.org Philadelphia FIGHT presents free walk-in vaccinations in the heart of the gayborhood at their location at 1233 Locust Street on the 2nd Floor. For more info or to make an appointment: www.fight.org or 267-436-3126 9) Without a Cue Productions June 1 to June 30, 2021 Now operating in Historic Philadelphia, Bucks County and Cape May NJ 267-994-1056 https://www.withoutacue.com/philadelphia Without a Cue Productions celebrates Philly Gay Pride Month with $5 off the new mystery walking tours in Historic Philadelphia. The Bucks County female-owned theatrical company celebrates the launch in Philly with a five dollar savings for any walking tour in the entire month of June using promo code PRIDE5 at the above website. Watch for stories spotlighting Without a Cue Productions out and proud gay cast members during June and Pride Month. 10) Moving Forward When the World Stopped: Queer Life 2020-2021 Virtual Art Exhibition June 1 to June 30, 2021 William Way LGBT Community Center 1315 Spruce St., Philadelphia 215-732-2220 Website: https://www.waygay.org Showcasing the works of 28 artists from the Philadelphia area, Moving Forward When the World Stopped: Queer Life 2020-2021 presents a timeline of events, memories, and experiences from the past year. The pain of suffering through the pandemic, the shifts in our relationship with technology, the immense amount of loss, the calls to action, and our strength to carry on as a community are all themes explored by artists of this show. During this long period of uncertainty, there were times we found comfort in the care of others, through loved ones, and through members of our communities. We’ve seen the artistic landscape change completely, with in-person shows adjusting, shifting to online formats, and many artists spending more time at home, embracing new mediums. There is no singular way to describe this past year’s traumatic experience just as there is no singular way to depict or process such events. It is together as a community that we can begin to rebuild and maintain a renewed sense of hope. This exhibition features works by Allis Chang, Charlie Welch, Chloe Luisa Piñero, Christine Jung, Cheyanne Kemp, Coco Spencer, Daisy Diamond, Emilia Onthank, Erin Moore, Frankie Modesto, Harry Hoy, JaySquids, Kara Mshinda, Lawrence Ade Scales, Logan JM, Lucia Garzón, M. Albertson, Moss Collins, Partly Cloudy Press, Patrick Dunn, Rebecca Schultz, Riley Gosnell, Robert Reinhardt, Sarah Trad, SirSaxana, Steven Valera, Tristan Kravitz, and Vicente Ortiz Cortez. Chelsey Luster & Alec Rogers, curators 11) Pride Month Fundraiser for New Mural in Gayborhood Featuring Lil Nas X in Montero Writer’s Block Rehab 1342 Cypress St, Philadelphia https://www.gofundme.com/f/lil-nas-x-philly-mural?utm_source=widget&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=p_cp+share-sheet Writer’s block is excited to add a new mural to the gayborhood featuring Lil Nas X in Montero, where he has given a bold voice to a new generation of queer artists and queer people of color. The mural is by Ashley Ryan. Please help by supporting this work. The mural is currently on the East wall of Writers Block Rehab at 1342 Cypress St, Philadelphia, PA 19107. B) DATE SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES - 12) Philly Gay Pride Month Drive-in with Female Trouble Wednesday, June 2, 2021, doors open 8:00pm, movie 9:00pm Philly AIDS Thrift in partnership with Philadelphia Film Society Held at Philadelphia Navy Yard Located at Admiral Peary Way and League Island Blvd Tickets: www.phillyaidsthrift.com Philly AIDS Thrift invites you to grab your cha-cha heels, clutch your pearls and head to the Philadelphia Navy Yard for a special movie fundraiser at sundown! Philly AIDS Thrift, in collaboration with Philadelphia Film Society, presents a special Philly Gay Pride Month drive-in movie with Female Trouble on Wednesday, June 2nd. The 1974 cult classic by John Waters stars the one and only Divine - and the drive-in event will feature Divine-esque drag queens greeting and thanking all the movie-goers. Proceeds from the event will help raise money for a major building expansion that will include a brand-new donation intake center that means more donations can safely be taken in, producing more sales and even more grants to local nonprofits helping people with HIV/AIDS. Tickets for the drive-in movie are $35 per car, and include access to the movie, food trucks and a chance to win fun door prizes. The drive-in movie lot opens at 8:00pm, with the movie starting at 9:00pm. Female Trouble runs for 89 minutes. The entrance to the PFS Drive-in is at Admiral Peary Way and League Island Blvd. For tickets and more information, visit www.phillyaidsthrift.com. 13-16) Evil Genius Beer Company Charity Happy Hour (also, Philly Beer Week) Thursday, June 3, 2021, 6:00pm to 8:00pm - Kick-Off Event Thursday, June 10, 2021, 6:00pm to 8:00pm Thursday, June 17, 2021, 6:00pm to 8:00pm Thursday, June 24, 2021, 6:00pm to 8:00pm Evil Genius Beer Company 1727 N. Front St., Philadelphia 215-425-6820 http://evilgeniusbeer.com https://resy.com/cities/pha/evil-genius-brewing?date=2021-05-17&seats=2 Evil Genius Beer Company brings back their weekly charity happy hour just in time for pride. After a break due to the pandemic, Evil Genius is back with Evil Genius Beer Company Charity Happy Hour - a weekly charity happy hour every Thursday where $1 from each beer sold in the beer garden between 6:00pm and 8:00pm is donated to a different charity every week. For June, look for the program to kick-off on June 3rd, with proceeds from the evening going to The Trevor Project, which is also the beneficiary of a portion of proceeds from Evil Genius Beer Company’s new #loveislove Gay Pride Month Beer. Watch for the charities and details for the rest of June coming soon! Reservations for outdoor seating are available through Resy. 17-19) Transverse: A Group for Masc Identified Folx June 4th, 5:00pm to 6:00pm June 11th, 5:00pm to 6:00pm June 18th, 5:00pm to 6:00pm Virtual Register: galaei's social media or visit HTTPS://BIT.LY/3HDGOMI Contact: MIKAH@GALAEI.ORG or call 215-398-5003 Galaei is a Queer and Trans, Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (QTBIPOC) radical social justice organization. Continuing to serve the Latinx community, while widening our embrace, Galaei provides and facilitates Queer educational services, community wellness, and is committed to healing historical harm. Galaei is dedicated to creating access, opportunities, sexual empowerment, and economic development for all QTBIPOC individuals while fighting systemic oppression, structural racism, discrimination, and white supremacy. 20) Sofitel Pride Drag Tea Saturdays, June 5 and 12, 2021, 2:00pm to 4:00pm Sofitel Philadelphia at Rittenhouse Square 120 S. 17th St., Philadelphia 215-569-8300 Website: https://www.sofitel-philadelphia.com Reservation: https://www.sofitel-philadelphia.com/happenings/drag-tea/ Sofitel Philadelphia kicks off Philly Pride Month on Saturday, June 5th, and again on Saturday, June 12th, so be on the look for a new spin on a time-honored tradition. Sofitel, famous for its classic afternoon tea service, will debut a new Drag Tea featuring Brittany Lynn’s Drag Mafia. Sip tea (or spill it) in the presence of fabulous Drag Queens as you enjoy delicious offerings from Sofitel’s award-winning culinary team. Drag Tea starts each week at 2:00pm and runs through 4:00pm inside Chez Colette Brasserie. Come ready to be entertained as you enjoy classics, like scones, tea sandwiches (smoked salmon, dill cream cheese, cucumber, pinwheel; ham, truffled egg salad, quinoa cup; fig jam, boursin, red onion, sesame pretzel; turkey, cranberry, orange, pumpernickel), pastries (orange and grand marnier cake, matcha mousse, chocolate profiterole, macaroons), and Palais Des Thes (selection of nine different teas for you to choose) - plus your choice of Champagne, Mimosa or Bellini. Tickets are $55 per person - and add $10 for bottomless Champagne, Mimosas or Bloody Marys. Five dollars from each purchase will be donated to the William Way LGBT Community Center. Tickets are available at: https://www.sofitel-philadelphia.com/happenings/drag-tea/ 21) Vax Up, Philly! Saturday June 5th, 9:00am to 5:00pm galaei, 118 Fontain Street outside area galaei in partnership with Mazzoni Center aims to vaccinate 250 folks ages 16 and older. (you do not need to be a PA resident, or a documented citizen).  This is going to be a day that brings vaccine access to our communities and we will also have a DJ, snacks, and a socially distanced dance party in the street in front of our building! Patient Portal Link: https://2819.portal.athenahealth.com/ Find "Don't have an account? Sign up today to stay connected to your healthcare." on the page and click "Sign Up." Then, on the create account page under "Who will use this account?" select " Patient" Next, you will need to know your household member’s: Full Name, Date of Birth, Email, Phone and then watch for a Code - and select “Nancy Brisbon” as Medical Provider and create a password. Once registration is completed, you can go to the appointment tab on the portal or call the office to schedule for the session. (215-563-0652) 22) allyouneedislove YOGA + BEER Event (Philly Beer Week) Thursday, June 6, 2021, 10:30am to 11:30am Love City Brewing 1023 Hamilton Street, Philadelphia https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdJBNLcBlMWSb_VftKsHApnzdoPeJxtJ6h1KW8yweMzuNlong/viewform https://lovecitybrewing.com/ Turntable Yoga will be hosting a PRIDE yoga flow on Sunday, June 6 at Love City Brewing! Join us for allyouneedislove: yoga set to music featuring all queer artists! It’s sure to be a party of a practice – all levels and beginners welcome – the goal is to move to music, breathe fresh air, and most of all, HAVE FUN! Held outside, socially distanced (but not too far from the bar!), you can get a morning stretch and sweat in and then enjoy a beer of your choice – included in the price of class! Bring friends, your own yoga mat, and your PPE! This event is $10 and includes the yoga class and a beer of your choice. Class is capped at 50 people. We are using Venmo charge for ticket purchases! Anyone interesting in buying tickets can fill out the below link, or email: turntableyoga@gmail.com directly to purchase. 23) Vera Pride Showcase! Sunday, June 6, 2021, 3:00pm to 8:00pm Vera Cherry Hill 2310 Marlton Pike West, Cherry Hill, NJ 08002 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/vera-pride-showcase-tickets-153390887273 Come and join us at VERA for our first ever Pride showcase, hosted by Ariel Versace and featuring a ton of special guests. Food and drink specials all day, so get ready to come out and party! Tickets are $25 each. 24) SPLAT and Spray by Galaei Wednesday, June 9th, 4:00pm 118 Fontain Street, Phila, PA 19122 Galaei moved into a brand new space and building over the pandemic and as they prepare for a giant grand opening - they invite LGBTQ teens to a free SPLAT and Spray event to make the youth lounge their own - with welcoming art the gay teens created themselves. Through this events teens will come together and find community, learn new artistic skills and make the space their own. Watch for info about the grand opening of the entire new space - coming summer 2021. Galaei’s SPLAT program works to support the empowerment and leadership development of queer youth of color through individual coaching, group support, and community engagement. Galaei provides a safe and affirming environment where youth are coached through various issues relating to sexual health, education, employment, conflict resolution, and trauma. Group activities allow queer youth to strengthen their social support system and facilitate dialogue about how they can make an impact on their community through organizing. Come out and SPLAT and Spray and paint in the new youth lounge! Free. Ages 13-18. 25) Pride Day at Philadelphia Flower Show Thursday, June 10, 2021, 10:00am to 7:00pm https://phillygaycalendar.com/events/pride-night-at-the-flower-show/ SAVE $5 ON WEEKDAY ADULT TICKETS! Adult: $45 SPECIAL WILLIAM WAY COMMUNITY CENTER PRICE: $40 – save $5! (valid for up to 4 adult tickets per order). Limited Availability (discount code is limited to the first 50 tickets sold through June 1 only). Reserve your tickets NOW at www.PHSonline.org using coupon code RGWWCC21 to save! NEW for 2021 LOCATION – beautiful FDR Park in South Philadelphia! The Flower Show will move outdoors for the first time, making this a history-making, once-in-a-lifetime experience that will incorporate the beautiful, unique landscape of FDR Park. 26) BOS Philly Presents Pride Night at Concourse Dance Bar Friday, June 11, 2021, 10:00pm to 2:00am Presented by BOS Philly At venue Concourse Dance Bar 1635 S. Market Street, Philadelphia 267-534-4128 Tickets/organizer:  http://bosphilly.com Venue: https://www.concoursedancebar.com Philadelphia, get ready to dance again! Timed with the reopening of Philadelphia bars and dance floors, BOS Philly will take over Concourse Dance Bar with Pride Night featuring DJ K!RK. Get ready for the first big party of the year! Celebrate Pride Month with the team that brought you Primal, Goldlust, Fairydust, and more! Concourse has become known for its Instagram-famous ball pit, this massive underground nightclub in Center City is decked out with eclectic, retro flair. Get ready to dance for the first time in a year and a half! This event is presented by BOS Philly at venue Concourse Dance Bar. Tickets are $25 or save $5 when tickets are bought in advance with promo code BOS2021. Tickets are available at: http://bosphilly.com. 27) Drive ‘N Drag Saves 2021 ft Drag Race Stars Friday, June 11, 2021, 7:00pm and 9:30pm Saturday, June 12, 2021, 7:00pm and 9:30pm Sunday, June 13, 2021, 7:00pm and 9:30pm King of Prussia Mall Parking Lot 160 North Gulph Road, King of Prussia, PA 19406 https://www.tixr.com/groups/vossevents/events/drive-n-drag-philadelphia-21802 The fiercest of all drive-ins featuring RuPaul’s Drag Race alumni, will be rolling into King of Prussia Mall for June Gay Pride Month. The super queens Aquaria, Asia O’Hara, Kameron Michaels, Vanessa "Vanjie" Mateo,  GottMik,  Rosé and Violet Chatchki are on a mission to save us from the dreaded 2020! Now starring the soon-to-be-announced Season 13 finalists and new outdoor party patios. (Line-up subject to change.) At Drive N’ Drag Saves 2021 Drag Race Stars, the ladies will perform live on a huge stage in front of attendees’ cars for a show with extravagant lighting, fabulous attire and jumbotron LED screens. The sound will be broadcasted both from the stage and via an FM radio that you’ll be able to tune into once you arrive at the venue, plus there will be a concert-quality light show and gourmet food trucks with food available for purchase. Drive ‘N Drag Saves 2021 will be touring all around the country going to cities like Seattle, Dallas and Miami. The show will be at King of Prussia Mall for one weekend only from Friday, June 11 through Sunday, June 13. Tickets are $75 and up for General Admission for a car with two people - with VIP options available as well at the link above. See other details on ticket website. 28) Women's Party: Sip City Mixer on the River Friday, June 11, 2021, 6:00pm to 9:00pm Cavanaugh's River Deck 417 N Columbus Blvd., Philadelphia https://www.facebook.com/events/886016148644927 Restrictions away, and it’s time to be gay! It’s been a long long long year+ since we last got to get together. But, it’s time! The city has given the green light to gather, and gather we will! Cavanaughs Riverdeck is right on the water, huge and open with great views for our first foray back into normal life. They will offer our group drink specials and a beautiful place to meet up! As always, Sip City is free to attend. We ask that you consider a donation to the very worthy and needed The Arcila-Adams Trans Resource Center at the William Way LGBT Community Center. It is a resource hub providing health care services, therapy referrals, job assistance. Please find the link in the comments. Thank you. We will follow each venues’ protocol regarding proof of vaccination, id, and masking. Effective at all upcoming mixers. If the bars’ policy makes you uncomfortable, please come join us at a future event when you are comfortable. 29) Teen LGBTQIA Circus Workshop Saturday, June 12, 2021, 12:00pm to 1:30pm Philadelphia School of Circus Arts 6452 Greene Street, Philadelphia PA 215-849-1991 Website: http://phillycircus.com/ Sign-up for this workshop: https://clients.mindbodyonline.com/classic/ws?studioid=21875&stype=-117&sTG=68&sView=week&sLoc=0&date=06/12/21 Free but reservation required for planning Ages 13-19 Philadelphia School of Circus Arts celebrates Philly Gay Pride with a free circus workshop for LGBTQIA teens on Saturday, June 12th, from 12:00pm to 1:30pm. While PSCA’s classes, workshops, and events are always open to ALL, PSCA wanted to make this Pride Month extra special for the LGBTQIA Teen Community! In this 1.5 hour workshop, PSCA’s LGBTQIA Staff & LGBTQIA Staff Allies will introduce Teens to the Circus Arts by teaching the basics of Aerial Sling, Static Trapeze, Tumbling, Juggling, and Tightwire. The last half hour of the workshop will be dedicated to a Cyr Wheel performance and Q&A with recent graduate of Circadium School of Contemporary Circus, Alexandra Feit. Teens will leave feeling inspired, empowered, and connected to new circus friends. Masks are required to be worn at all times, and social distancing will be in effect in the space. This event is FREE, space is limited to 15 participants so registration is required. All skill levels and abilities welcome! Alexandra Feit grew up in northern New Jersey, the eldest of three. From a young age, she loved performing: she started singing in elementary school, and as her interests broadened, she explored a cappella, marching band, and theatre through grade school. After discovering circus towards the end of high school, Alexandra began doing acro yoga, and continued through college. She graduated with a degree in Food Science and Technology and moved to Ithaca, New York for work. There she began taking circus classes in earnest at Circus Culture, and shortly after started pursuing circus professionally in Philadelphia as a member of the inaugural class of Circadium School of Contemporary Circus. She graduated in May 2020, with a focus on cyr wheel and corde lisse (rope). 30) Pride in the Park: Pride Day at Parks on Tap Saturday, June 12, 2021, Noon to 6:00pm Parks on Tap Trails End South St. & S. 27th St., Philadelphia, PA 19143 (215) 568-1616 Website: https://www.parksontap.com FCM Hospitality presents their first-ever Pride in the Park event, an outdoor gay pride day at Parks on Tap on Saturday, June 12th at the new Trail's End location (South and 27th Streets). From Noon to 6:00pm, come out and enjoy the sweeping river views, the delicious food and drink, and the comfortable seating with your family and friends during this all-ages outdoor event. Philadelphia out and proud celebrity DJ Robert Drake will provide music from 2:00pm to 6:00pm. Local LGBTQ organizations have been invited to greet guests at the entrance and share information about their services. Support four local LGBTQ charities with your purchase of Pride Punch.One dollar from each Pride Punch sold during Pride in the Park, and all June long, will be combined and split between the William Way LGBT Community Center, Philly Asian Queer, The Attic Youth Center and Galaei. Pride in the Park is presented by FCM Hospitality, with promotional partners Philly Gay Calendar, BOS Philly and Aversa PR. Admission is free. Food and drink are pay-as-you-go. Seating is first come, first served. For more information on the Parks on Tap safety plan and directions, please visit www.parksontap.com. Parks on Tap is a traveling beer garden that gives back to the community. This year, Trail's End joins Water Works as two summer-long locations. All Parks on Tap sites are self-contained and feature roped boundaries, power, bathrooms, food and drink trucks, seating, shade and more - all without use or dependency of existing park facilities. This means more money can be raised and make a direct impact on park improvements and future programming. FCM Hospitality is proud to present this special event as part of Philly Gay Pride Month, along with the month-long Cocktails for a Cause with 8 colored cocktails at 8 FCM properties that tie-in with the stripes of the Philly Gay Pride Rainbow Flag. For more about FCM Hospitality and venues, visit www.fcmhospitality.com. 31) Artists at Work Celebrate Pride Month Saturday, June 12th, 5:00pm to 7:00pm Presented by Northern Liberties Business Improvement District Various businesses throughout the neighborhood https://www.explorenorthernliberties.org/ Northern Liberties Business Improvement District presents Artists at Work Celebrate Pride. On Saturday, June 12th, from 5:00pm to 7:00pm, head to various businesses in Northern Liberties for a celebration that features local artists showcasing and making their wares, including several featured LGBTQ artists. Gay-owned, female-owned, Black-owned and Veteran-owned boutique and gift store Trunc will kick-things off with live music outside the shop featuring Justus Riveria, Justusviolin, playing music inspired by disco and Studio 54. Trunc also invites families, dog dads, dog moms and everyone to bring their furry friends for a free digital image by Justin Timins. Hudson Table will feature Artist at Work Vincent Marc, more publicly known as Marc, a Black queer creative director, stylist and photographer. The full list of artists and locations at this time include: Hudson Table, 1001 N 2nd St featuring Vincent Marc Once Worn Consignment, 906 N 2nd St featuring Jess Craine R.E.Load Bags, 608 N 2nd St featuring Annette Monnier Sue Moerder Skull Art, 214 W Wildey St featuring Sue Moerder The Random Tea Room & Curiosity Shop, 713 N 4th St featuring Alison Dilworth Bagels & Co, 1001 N 2nd St featuring TBD Casa Papel, 804 N 2nd St featuring TBD This event is free and open to the public. Please follow health and safety protocols as outlined by each participating business. 32) Philly Pride Run 5K - Virtual Event June 13 to June 20, 2021 William Way LGBT Community Center 1315 Spruce St., Philadelphia 215-732-2220 Website: https://www.waygay.org The William Way LGBT Community Center is celebrating its 5th year of loud and proud running through the city streets of Philadelphia and beyond with the virtual Philly Pride Run 5K race and fun run, held Sunday, June 13-20, 2021! All race proceeds will support key services for the William Way LGBT Community Center, including senior services, LGBTQ history archives, free library, Trans Resource Center, cyber center, and a generous space-sharing program. Registration is open at Runtheday. Philly Pride Run is back with a virtual run for its 5th year of loud and proud running through the city streets of Philadelphia and beyond. Keeping with the tradition of highlighting the diverse groups that make up our fabulous community, this year we are proud to celebrate our Non-Binary and Gender Non-conforming community members! Last year’s message of inclusion still resonates loudly with our core belief that sports have a significant role in our lives.  Sports build confidence, create communities, promote healthier lives and much more! Lez Run founder, C.C. Tellez says “We believe it is essential for  LGBTQ+ athletes to be unapologetically visible in sports at every level.  Representation means everything, especially to historically  marginalized people.” There is still much progress to be made when it comes to the full inclusion of all LGBTQ+ athletes in the world of sports; which is why it’s essential that we show up and that our diversity be counted. We are grateful for the paths forged by the courageous athletes and allies who have shown up and worked to advance equality for LGBTQ+ athletes. There is still a lot of work to be done to ensure full inclusion of LGBTQ+ athletes in all sports. Philly Pride  Run invites you to come out — join the celebration and movement to advance equality! Be an Out and Proud Athlete at the 2021 Virtual Philly Pride 5K and Fun Run events! First 100 participants to register will receive a Philly Pride Map sticker and iron on t-shirt transfer from Stickeryou.com. The virtual Philly Pride Run, 2021 will be held Sunday, June 13-20, 2021. We are making the most of our 5-year celebration- You already know it’s gonna be fierce! All race proceeds will support key services for the William Way LGBT Community Center, including senior services, LGBTQ history archives, free library, Trans Resource Center, cyber center, and a  generous space-sharing program. 33-41) Drag Sunday - ONE DAY, SO MANY AMAZING DRAG SHOWS! Sunday, June 13, 2021 Various Times and Venues Around Philadelphia - So many shows, one fabulous day! Philly has some of the best drag shows in the country and Drag Sunday is where it is hot! See individual listings below for information about each venue and show. Please confirm venue and show details below for each selection. 33) Drag Brunch At The Wayward Featuring Drag Mafia 10:30am to 3:00pm (seating 10:30am, show 11:00am, seating 1:30pm, show 2:00pm) The Wayward, 1170 Ludlow Street, Philadelphia 19107 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/drag-brunch-at-the-wayward-featuring-drag-mafia-tickets-156284283499 Join us June 13th Sunday on the patio for Drag Brunch. With two showings starting at 10:30AM and 1:30PM. The girls are back and ready to serve, kick, and twirl! Join your hostess Miss Brittany Lynn (Of the Mummer's Miss Fancy Brigade, Drag Queen Story Time, and the tri-state area's most award winning drag queen) and her girls of the Philly Drag Mafia (Phillydragmafia.com) for a FABULOUS brunch! The Wayward is featuring a brunch prefix menu with $35 per person, with a la carte beverages. FOOD and BEVERAGEs are sold SEPARATELY. Tickets are sold in groups according to the table size. EX: 4 Guests at a table = $80 ($20 per guest). Seating starts at 10:30AM and the show starting at 11:00AM. Second show seats at 1:30PM, and the show starting at 2:00PM. Please visit The Wayward for more info at: https://www.thewayward.com/ 34) Ladies of Tabu Drag Brunch 12:00pm to 1:30pm, Doors Open 11:00am Tabu, 254 S 12th St, Philadelphia, PA 19107 Tickets $15 to $25 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ladies-of-tabu-drag-brunch-tickets-136093069033 Burd Events brings you performances by Philadelphia’s finest queens for a brunch like no other. Enjoy your meal, drinks, and friends while experiencing top end drag performances and interactions. General admission is $15 for the show and a seat. VIP tickets are $25 for show and best seats. Food and drink is pay-as-you-go. 35) The Matinees 12:00pm to 3:00pm Level Up (Formerly JocksPHL) 1330 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19107 https://phillygaycalendar.com/drag/ Every Sunday catch Drag Matinee at JocksPHL Starting at 1:00 PM hosted by Iris Spectre (1st and 3rd Sunday of the month) and Diva Luvsit (2nd and 4th Sunday of the month) and their special guest performers. Maximum of four (4) people per table, be sure to be up close and socially distant while enjoying JocksPHL food and drinks during the show! Indoor seating is limited so be sure to get your tickets today! $20.00 per person which includes your meal, the show, and bottomless mimosas. Tables can seat up to four (4) four people (no refunds will be given, other restrictions may apply). Masks are required inside the building unless seated and consuming alcohol and food. A meal per person must be purchased if you intend to drink while seated. Following CDC, state, and city guidelines we require that you remain seated during the show unless using the restroom. Protective barriers will be in place between the audience and performers at all times. 36) Pridezilla 12:00pm to 8:00pm SoulJoel's Comedy Club and Lounge, 155 Railroad Plaza, Royersford, PA 19468 https://nightout.com/events/pridezilla-0613/tickets Come for the day or enjoy select shows with DJ Carl Michaels, Spice Girls Tribute, Roxxxy Andrews & Ariel Versace and Aunt Mary Pat. Tickets for this all day event are $40 for an all-day pass, or $10-$20 for select performances. Headlined by Ariel Versace, Aunt Mary Pat and Roxxxy Andrews, Featuring an All-Star tribute to the Spice Girls! Hosted by Cherry St. Cartier and Miss Troy. 37) United Colors Drag Show 2:00pm Showtime, Doors Open 1:30pm Devil's Den, 1148 South 11th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19147 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/united-colors-drag-show-tickets-155886886875 Join us at the Devil's Den in South Philly for a truly special drag show. Duvel, Ommegang, Love Your Block and Muller are hosting a drag show extravaganza, benefiting True Colors United. True Color United is a non profit that implements innovative solutions to youth homelessness that focuses on the unique experiences of LGTBQ young people. We have put together a show with the best drag queens and kings in the Philadelphia area. Each True Colors Drag Show is unique. Sunday's performers: Rosey Hart, Lady Geisha Stratton - Miss Gay Philadelphia America 2020, Bev, Kali Coutour and Aloe Vera. The show will take place in the Devil's Den outdoor beer garden. Seating will begin at 1:30 and the show will start promptly at 2pm. The cost of the ticket includes a donation to True Colors, your reservation, a draft of Ommegang Witte or Duvel Single, and a raffle ticket for a chance to win a True Colors Gift Basket. Additional beverages and food can be purchased a la carte. The Devil's Den will be donating $1 from every Duvel and Ommegang beer sold during the show to True Colors. Additional raffle tickets can be purchased as well, with 100% of the proceeds going to True Colors. There is no ATM on site so please come prepared with cash for tipping our fabulous drag queens and to purchase raffle tickets. The Devil's Den, while typically dog friendly, is asking that all guests leave their furry companions at home. The Devil's Den will not allow dogs in the outdoor dining area during the drag show. The Devil's Den is also following all local Philadelphia COVID guidelines and we ask that our guests do the same. Please wear your mask when you arrive and please wear it whenever you are not seated. Due to our beer garden size we are only accommodate parties of 2, 4, and 6. We would like to thank our sponsors for all their help making this a success charity event. We could not have done this without the help and support from Duvel Moortgat Brewery, Ommegang Brewery, Love Your Block - Philadelphia Real Estate and Muller Distributor. Tickets are $30 for a table of two, $60 for a table of four or $90 for a table of six. Reservations and tickets at the link above. 38) Drag Brunch at Fabrika 2:00pm to 4:00pm, Doors Open 12:00 Noon Fabrika, 1108 Frankford Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19123 Hosted by Eric Jaffe. Tickets $20.00 each. Reservations available on Fabrika website. Doors Open at Noon. Food and drink separate. Questions/reservations 215-203-0202. 39) Cutthroat Queens 8:00pm to 9:30pm, Doors Open 7:00pm Tabu, 254 S 12th St, Philadelphia, PA 19107 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cutthroat-queens-tickets-125420751845 Three performers start the competition with $150 each. If they want to leave the stage with any of the cash, they have to survive three drag challenges and…..each other! In this show shade is not only encouraged: it’s for sale! We like to call it Cutthroat! Tickets are $12.00 at the link above. Food and drink must be purchased. This one-night competition is composed of three rounds. At the end of each round a performer is eliminated. Before each round they’ll be assigned a challenge and they’ll have 60 seconds to search their playlist for the perfect song to perform. Then we have a little fun in the form of an auction where they can bid on shady sabotages to throw a wrench into their competitors’ performances. But they need to spend wisely! At the end of the night one performer will reign supreme, winning the money they have left and the title of Cutthroat Queen Continental International Worldwide Extravaganza 2020! 40) Drive ‘N Drag Saves 2021 ft Drag Race Stars Sunday, June 13, 2021 Shows each night at at 7:00pm and 9:30pm King of Prussia Mall, 160 North Gulph Road, King of Prussia, PA 19406 https://www.tixr.com/groups/vossevents/events/drive-n-drag-philadelphia-21802 The fiercest of all drive-ins featuring RuPaul’s Drag Race alumni, will be rolling into King of Prussia Mall for June Gay Pride Month. The super queens Aquaria, Asia O’Hara, Kameron Michaels, Vanessa "Vanjie" Mateo,  GottMik,  Rosé and Violet Chatchki are on a mission to save us from the dreaded 2020! Now starring the soon-to-be-announced Season 13 finalists and new outdoor party patios. (Line-up subject to change.) At Drive N’ Drag Saves 2021 Drag Race Stars, the ladies will perform live on a huge stage in front of attendees’ cars for a show with extravagant lighting, fabulous attire and jumbotron LED screens. The sound will be broadcasted both from the stage and via an FM radio that you’ll be able to tune into once you arrive at the venue, plus there will be a concert-quality light show and gourmet food trucks with food available for purchase. Drive ‘N Drag Saves 2021 will be touring all around the country going to cities like Seattle, Dallas and Miami. The show will be at King of Prussia Mall for one weekend only from Friday, June 11 through Sunday, June 13. Tickets are $75 and up for General Admission for a car with two people - with VIP options available as well at the link above. See tickets details, restrictions and rules at the ticket link above. 41) MadHouse Sunday, June 13, 2021, 8:00pm to 11:00pm Level Up (Formerly JocksPHL) JocksPHL, 1330 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19107 Callin all crazy wile and cooky performers - come out and join Madhouse for an alternative live gamshow/ drag show where the weird and the madd are showcased. 42) Tings: Femme Identified Group Tuesday, June 15th, 5:00pm - 6:00pm Tuesday, June 22nd,  5:00pm - 6:00pm Tuesday, June 29th,  5:00pm - 6:00pm Go to Galaei’s social media or below to register in advance for this meeting: https://bit.ly/3u0bUMs - Contact valentina@galaei.org or call 215-398-5003. Galaei is a Queer and Trans, Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (QTBIPOC) radical social justice organization. Continuing to serve the Latinx community, while widening our embrace, Galaei provides and facilitates Queer educational services, community wellness, and is committed to healing historical harm. Galaei is dedicated to creating access, opportunities, sexual empowerment, and economic development for all QTBIPOC individuals while fighting systemic oppression, structural racism, discrimination, and white supremacy. 43) Pride Month: Speed Dating Men 21+ Wednesday, June 16, 2021, 7:00pm to 9:00pm Stir 1705 Chancellor Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/in-person-gay-men-speed-dating-all-ages-21-tickets-154900705179 We're back to hosting in person events! Join us for a fun night of great conversations with gay singles! We have missed hosting events and are very happy to be back! Join us for a fun night of great conversations with gay singles at Stir! Speed dating is a fun and different way to meet new people! Check in is at 6:45pm. After the speed dating event, please join us for a singles mixer to socialize more without being timed! Within 24 hours after the event we'll email you your matches. Please email or message us at facebook.com/besinglenomore or at besinglenomore@gmail.com if you have any questions. TIckets are $25.00 each.  We will be following CDC and the venue's guidelines and by buying a ticket to this event you agree to abide by these guidelines. For COVID-19 information and protocols, visit ticket link. 44) Pride Night at Philadelphia Zoo (also, part of Philly Beer Week) Friday, June 18, 2021, 5:00pm to 8:00pm Philadelphia Zoo 3400 West Girard Ave Philadelphia, PA 19104 Reservation: https://philadelphiazoo.org/reservations/ Philadelphia Zoo celebrates Philly Gay Pride Month with a special extended-hours, night-time event on Friday, June 18th, from 5:00pm to 8:00pm.  Pride Night at the Zoo is an all-ages experience and a great opportunity to get outdoors with family, friends and/or significant other and enjoy the animals and celebrate the awesome diversity of the LGBTQ community. Out and proud celebrity local DJ Robert Drake will provide family- friendly tunes for the night from 5:00pm to 7:00pm. Local LGBTQ organizations have been invited to give away literature and talk about their services. Guests are invited to show off their Gay Pride by wearing their most colorful rainbow and pride-themed threads for a chance to win Zoo tickets for a future visit. Enjoy life-size animatronic dinosaurs and prehistoric-themed foods, that complement the new exhibit, Big Time: Life in an Endangerous Zone experience. Come hungry for Friday Nights Dinos and Bites special burgers and beer pairings at Bedrock Brews beer garden and Dino Bites fooderies. Zoo Admission is $24 for ages 12+ and $19 for ages 2-11, children under 2 are free, plus entrance for Big Time $6 (adults and children ages 2+).  Food and drink is pay as you go. Ticket reservations are available at www.PhiladelphiaZoo.org. 45) Gay Pride Month Afternoon Tea and Discussion - Virtual Event Saturday, June 20th, 3:00pm to 4:30pm Presented by Philly Asian Queer (PAQ) RSVP and Join us for this month's Tea/Coffee Conversation event where PAQers will discuss a topic of the month. Follow us on our Instagram or Facebook for updates and the zoom link. Please note that this is a safe space and is intended for Asian/Asian American and LGBTQIA+ identified individuals only. MORE EVENTS For more events to be added for Philly Gay Pride Month, please visit: https://phillygaycalendar.com/pride. For any events to be added, please email kory@aversapr.com with the name, date, summary, website, and other information - so these can be shared with press and Philly Gay Calendar as a master online site for this year’s festivities. SPECIAL THANKS Big thanks to the businesses, non-profits, restaurants, artists, performers, media outlets, LGBTQ journalists and others for sending along the above information, for stepping up to spread the word, for making connections and for lending a hand as we all adjust to the the rapidly changing times and the reopening of our city in the middle of Pride Month. While the above list is not exhaustive, it is a reflection of dozens of hours of volunteer time spent networking, collecting and organizing information. We hope to see everyone at one or more events above - and we wish everyone a happy Gay Pride Month no matter how you plan to celebrate. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The banners read, "It's a damn good day to give a damn," the coffee mug reads, "gutsy little lady," and the rainbow keychain reads, "you're magic baby." Each of the items inside the cheeky homegoods shop Golden Gems are meant to inspire and empower. That was the goal for sisters Amanda Helman and Susan Logsdon when they started the business as a side hustle. Now it's grown into their full-time jobs and they've grown so much they are moving out of their shop on Cherokee Street to a bigger location on Locust Street in Midtown. The sisters sat down with us to talk about growing a passion project into a career, the pivot into doing more wholesale, learning how to ask for help and what it's really like working side by side with your sibling. Golden Gems plans to open this summer on Locust, joining a growing number of new retail and restaurants in Midtown Alley.

Join Andrew, Bruce and Chris, coming to you live from the 21st Floor of 333 Locust Street in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, eleventh episode of Season 3 of the Ten Point Podcast, it's Devil chosen by Bruce! Listen in on the only podcast in town where you'll hear deep and meaningful discussions such as "Is it annoying that the security team member proposes his devil theory immediately after being introduced?", "Is dropped toast landing butter side down a good test for the devil's presence?" "Are any of the characters efficient in their job roles?", which also dips into the question of "Why did they cut through an office wall to reach the elevator that they would cut through anyways, rather than just going through the elevator doors?". The guys delve into hot topics including the peculiar filmography in the opening sequence, the idiot who sees a puddle next to sparking electrics and still continues with his path, the old lady bugging the tits off of Chris, a possible need of an onscreen bladder or bowel movement to show the time lapsed in the elevator... and more! www.tenpointpodcast.com

This week we're joined by comedian Kyle Fields. We talk about getting paid by the government to smoke weed, the NBA ending drug tests for cannabis, old people playing sports again, suppositories & blowing cocaine up Stevie Nicks ass, Kyle's supple skin, how cannabis became essential, arbitrary limits for cannabis, penalties for transportation of cannabis in Illinois increasing in severity, Oklahoma cannabis, a chaotic story of trying to transport fully grown cannabis plants, Mike Judge, crack whores, televangelists, the news media turning into the WWE, our favorite comedians, and more. Kyle Fields is one of the hosts on the Obtuse Angles Podcast, you can check them out on Spotify or at ObtuseAngles.Libsyn.com. You can find Kyle on Youtube.com/ClassyKyle. You can find Kyle on Facebook.com/KyleFieldsComedy. You can also find Kyle on Instagram and Twitter @FunnyManFields. Kyle has a few upcoming standup comedy dates: -December 17th: 3040 Locust Street, St. Louis -New Years Eve: Deer Grove, IL -January 16: Oregon IL

OPENING Greetings with guest John Herlin (Economics professor) TOPICS Police shooting of Walter Wallace Jr. in Philadelphia, PA. On Monday Philadelphia police responded to reports of a person screaming as well as a report of a 27-year-old male assaulting an elderly female at a home on the 6100 block of Locust Street. Wallace was armed with a knife during his erratic episode. Wallace has a history of mental illness. Looters, rioters, and protesters react with violence. Why didn't the police use non-lethal methods to contain Wallace? https://www.inquirer.com/opinion/walter-wallace-shot-police-west-philly-jenice-armstrong-20201027.html https://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local/walter-wallace-jr-struggled-with-mental-health-issues-family-says/2575493/ Rising Covid-19 Cases The US reported 99,321 new Covid-19 cases on Friday -- the highest single day number of cases recorded for any country. Friday's number surpassed the previous daily record held by India, which reported 97,894 coronavirus cases in a single day on September 17, according to India's health ministry. The total number of US Covid-19 cases reached at least 9,047,792, according to Johns Hopkins University. The US reported more than 1,000 additional deaths Friday. The US death toll from the pandemic rose to 229,708 on Saturday. Our doctors get more money if someone dies from Covid. You know that, right? I mean our doctors are very smart people. So what they do is they say 'I'm sorry but everybody dies of Covid,' " Trump said, without citing any evidence, at a rally in Waterford Township, Michigan. Biden camp cancels multiple Texas events after a "Trump Train" surrounded a campaign bus. Hundreds of Trump supporters stuck in the cold for hours, several taken to hospital, when buses can't reach Omaha rally The buses, the huge crowd soon learned, couldn't navigate the jammed airport roads. For hours, attendees — including many elderly Trump supporters — stood in the withering cold, as police scrambled to help the most at-risk get to warmth. At least seven people were taken to hospitals, according to Omaha Scanner, a service that monitors official radio traffic. In Omaha, an estimated crowd of more than 6,000 people jammed into risers outside the airport. Though the campaign checked temperatures and provided masks, many people didn't wear them, the World-Herald reported. After Trump's speech, where he promised that “we're making that final turn” on COVID-19 in a state where positivity rates now exceed 20 percent, per the World-Herald, Trump flew away on Air Force One around 9 p.m. Attendees began lining up for buses to return to their cars. By nearly 10:30 p.m., though, there were still no buses in sight. “President Trump took off in Air Force One 1 hr 20 minutes ago, but thousands of his supporters remain stranded on a dark road outside the rally,” tweeted CNN's Jeff Zeleny. https://www.inquirer.com/politics/nation/donald-trump-rally-buses-attendees-cold-taken-to-hospital-20201028.html Remembering. Sir Sean Connery (1930-2020) James Bond Won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor in "The Untouchables" Other notable movies. "The Hunt For Red October" "The Rock" Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade Quotes "I have always hated that damn James Bond. I'd like to kill him." "I'm an actor - it's not brain surgery. If I do my job right, people won't ask for their money back." "I've always been told I was either too tall or too short, too Scottish or too Irish, too young, too old." Borat 2 Share your thoughts.

OPENING Greetings with guest John Herlin (Economics professor) TOPICS Police shooting of Walter Wallace Jr. in Philadelphia, PA. On Monday Philadelphia police responded to reports of a person screaming as well as a report of a 27-year-old male assaulting an elderly female at a home on the 6100 block of Locust Street. Wallace was armed with a knife during his erratic episode. Wallace has a history of mental illness. Looters, rioters, and protesters react with violence. Why didn't the police use non-lethal methods to contain Wallace? https://www.inquirer.com/opinion/walter-wallace-shot-police-west-philly-jenice-armstrong-20201027.html https://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local/walter-wallace-jr-struggled-with-mental-health-issues-family-says/2575493/ Rising Covid-19 Cases The US reported 99,321 new Covid-19 cases on Friday -- the highest single day number of cases recorded for any country. Friday's number surpassed the previous daily record held by India, which reported 97,894 coronavirus cases in a single day on September 17, according to India's health ministry. The total number of US Covid-19 cases reached at least 9,047,792, according to Johns Hopkins University. The US reported more than 1,000 additional deaths Friday. The US death toll from the pandemic rose to 229,708 on Saturday. Our doctors get more money if someone dies from Covid. You know that, right? I mean our doctors are very smart people. So what they do is they say 'I'm sorry but everybody dies of Covid,' " Trump said, without citing any evidence, at a rally in Waterford Township, Michigan. Biden camp cancels multiple Texas events after a "Trump Train" surrounded a campaign bus. Hundreds of Trump supporters stuck in the cold for hours, several taken to hospital, when buses can't reach Omaha rally The buses, the huge crowd soon learned, couldn't navigate the jammed airport roads. For hours, attendees — including many elderly Trump supporters — stood in the withering cold, as police scrambled to help the most at-risk get to warmth. At least seven people were taken to hospitals, according to Omaha Scanner, a service that monitors official radio traffic. In Omaha, an estimated crowd of more than 6,000 people jammed into risers outside the airport. Though the campaign checked temperatures and provided masks, many people didn't wear them, the World-Herald reported. After Trump's speech, where he promised that “we're making that final turn” on COVID-19 in a state where positivity rates now exceed 20 percent, per the World-Herald, Trump flew away on Air Force One around 9 p.m. Attendees began lining up for buses to return to their cars. By nearly 10:30 p.m., though, there were still no buses in sight. “President Trump took off in Air Force One 1 hr 20 minutes ago, but thousands of his supporters remain stranded on a dark road outside the rally,” tweeted CNN's Jeff Zeleny. https://www.inquirer.com/politics/nation/donald-trump-rally-buses-attendees-cold-taken-to-hospital-20201028.html Remembering. Sir Sean Connery (1930-2020) James Bond Won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor in "The Untouchables" Other notable movies. "The Hunt For Red October" "The Rock" Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade Quotes "I have always hated that damn James Bond. I'd like to kill him." "I'm an actor - it's not brain surgery. If I do my job right, people won't ask for their money back." "I've always been told I was either too tall or too short, too Scottish or too Irish, too young, too old." Borat 2 Share your thoughts.

OPENING Greetings with guest John Herlin (Economics professor) TOPICS Police shooting of Walter Wallace Jr. in Philadelphia, PA. On Monday Philadelphia police responded to reports of a person screaming as well as a report of a 27-year-old male assaulting an elderly female at a home on the 6100 block of Locust Street. Wallace was armed with a knife during his erratic episode. Wallace has a history of mental illness. Looters, rioters, and protesters react with violence. Why didn't the police use non-lethal methods to contain Wallace? https://www.inquirer.com/opinion/walter-wallace-shot-police-west-philly-jenice-armstrong-20201027.html https://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local/walter-wallace-jr-struggled-with-mental-health-issues-family-says/2575493/ Rising Covid-19 Cases The US reported 99,321 new Covid-19 cases on Friday -- the highest single day number of cases recorded for any country. Friday's number surpassed the previous daily record held by India, which reported 97,894 coronavirus cases in a single day on September 17, according to India's health ministry. The total number of US Covid-19 cases reached at least 9,047,792, according to Johns Hopkins University. The US reported more than 1,000 additional deaths Friday. The US death toll from the pandemic rose to 229,708 on Saturday. Our doctors get more money if someone dies from Covid. You know that, right? I mean our doctors are very smart people. So what they do is they say 'I'm sorry but everybody dies of Covid,' " Trump said, without citing any evidence, at a rally in Waterford Township, Michigan. Biden camp cancels multiple Texas events after a "Trump Train" surrounded a campaign bus. Hundreds of Trump supporters stuck in the cold for hours, several taken to hospital, when buses can't reach Omaha rally The buses, the huge crowd soon learned, couldn't navigate the jammed airport roads. For hours, attendees — including many elderly Trump supporters — stood in the withering cold, as police scrambled to help the most at-risk get to warmth. At least seven people were taken to hospitals, according to Omaha Scanner, a service that monitors official radio traffic. In Omaha, an estimated crowd of more than 6,000 people jammed into risers outside the airport. Though the campaign checked temperatures and provided masks, many people didn't wear them, the World-Herald reported. After Trump's speech, where he promised that “we're making that final turn” on COVID-19 in a state where positivity rates now exceed 20 percent, per the World-Herald, Trump flew away on Air Force One around 9 p.m. Attendees began lining up for buses to return to their cars. By nearly 10:30 p.m., though, there were still no buses in sight. “President Trump took off in Air Force One 1 hr 20 minutes ago, but thousands of his supporters remain stranded on a dark road outside the rally,” tweeted CNN's Jeff Zeleny. https://www.inquirer.com/politics/nation/donald-trump-rally-buses-attendees-cold-taken-to-hospital-20201028.html Remembering. Sir Sean Connery (1930-2020) James Bond Won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor in "The Untouchables" Other notable movies. "The Hunt For Red October" "The Rock" Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade Quotes "I have always hated that damn James Bond. I'd like to kill him." "I'm an actor - it's not brain surgery. If I do my job right, people won't ask for their money back." "I've always been told I was either too tall or too short, too Scottish or too Irish, too young, too old." Borat 2 Share your thoughts.

OPENING Greetings with guest John Herlin (Economics professor) TOPICS Police shooting of Walter Wallace Jr. in Philadelphia, PA. On Monday Philadelphia police responded to reports of a person screaming as well as a report of a 27-year-old male assaulting an elderly female at a home on the 6100 block of Locust Street. Wallace was armed with a knife during his erratic episode. Wallace has a history of mental illness. Looters, rioters, and protesters react with violence. Why didn't the police use non-lethal methods to contain Wallace? https://www.inquirer.com/opinion/walter-wallace-shot-police-west-philly-jenice-armstrong-20201027.html https://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local/walter-wallace-jr-struggled-with-mental-health-issues-family-says/2575493/ Rising Covid-19 Cases The US reported 99,321 new Covid-19 cases on Friday -- the highest single day number of cases recorded for any country. Friday's number surpassed the previous daily record held by India, which reported 97,894 coronavirus cases in a single day on September 17, according to India's health ministry. The total number of US Covid-19 cases reached at least 9,047,792, according to Johns Hopkins University. The US reported more than 1,000 additional deaths Friday. The US death toll from the pandemic rose to 229,708 on Saturday. Our doctors get more money if someone dies from Covid. You know that, right? I mean our doctors are very smart people. So what they do is they say 'I'm sorry but everybody dies of Covid,' " Trump said, without citing any evidence, at a rally in Waterford Township, Michigan. Biden camp cancels multiple Texas events after a "Trump Train" surrounded a campaign bus. Hundreds of Trump supporters stuck in the cold for hours, several taken to hospital, when buses can't reach Omaha rally The buses, the huge crowd soon learned, couldn't navigate the jammed airport roads. For hours, attendees — including many elderly Trump supporters — stood in the withering cold, as police scrambled to help the most at-risk get to warmth. At least seven people were taken to hospitals, according to Omaha Scanner, a service that monitors official radio traffic. In Omaha, an estimated crowd of more than 6,000 people jammed into risers outside the airport. Though the campaign checked temperatures and provided masks, many people didn't wear them, the World-Herald reported. After Trump's speech, where he promised that “we're making that final turn” on COVID-19 in a state where positivity rates now exceed 20 percent, per the World-Herald, Trump flew away on Air Force One around 9 p.m. Attendees began lining up for buses to return to their cars. By nearly 10:30 p.m., though, there were still no buses in sight. “President Trump took off in Air Force One 1 hr 20 minutes ago, but thousands of his supporters remain stranded on a dark road outside the rally,” tweeted CNN's Jeff Zeleny. https://www.inquirer.com/politics/nation/donald-trump-rally-buses-attendees-cold-taken-to-hospital-20201028.html Remembering. Sir Sean Connery (1930-2020) James Bond Won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor in "The Untouchables" Other notable movies. "The Hunt For Red October" "The Rock" Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade Quotes "I have always hated that damn James Bond. I'd like to kill him." "I'm an actor - it's not brain surgery. If I do my job right, people won't ask for their money back." "I've always been told I was either too tall or too short, too Scottish or too Irish, too young, too old." Borat 2 Share your thoughts.

For many people, the outdoors has become a precious oasis — maybe now more than ever before. One spot that hikers gravitate toward would have been unthinkable and largely inaccessible just a decade ago: the Milwaukee River Greenway . It forms a ribbon of 878 acres stretching from Glendale to the edge of downtown Milwaukee, much of it parkland. Milwaukee-native Kathy Mooney recalls forbidding parcels before the Greenway was established. "I never hardly saw that river because it was not accessible to see and this was considered a taboo park, and now I have total access to it,” Mooney says. Early mornings, Mooney and her husband Mike walk Greenway trails within Riverside Park, just south of Locust Street, and along the adjacent Rotary Centennial Arboretum. Both are situated below the Urban Ecology Center. READ: New Arboretum Along Milwaukee River Takes Root Its executive director, Ken Leinbach, was an early greenway visionary who saw the park and arboretum as pieces of 12-mile of trails

News and More: Should the city sign off on a significant tax abatement for one of the state's largest companies — even if they didn't follow all the rules of the program? What would happen if they say no? Councilors framed the debate at a recent work session. And, Peter Hostetler, president of a company providing parts, service and sales of excavators, wheel loaders and other construction equipment, tells us about their new "digs" on Highway 99E. Canby Conversation: Bridging Cultures Canby began 20 years ago by making and handing out bag lunches to neighbors each week in the apartment buildings on Cedar and Locust Street. It’s now a nonprofit that has hosted thousands of meals and community events with the goal of building relationships across cultural and economic boundaries. Find out more about this amazing group on today's episode and at their annual fundraising dinner this weekend. After the Break: Andrea, a local resident who is part of Bridging Cultures Canby along with her three children, tells us what her experience has been like as a non-native English speaker in Canby, and how the group has helped her and her family adapt and thrive. And, we look back at some of our favorite stories from the history of the Canby Fire District, on Canby Then.  This Week's Sponsors: Canby Foursquare Church, Health Markets, DirectLink, Advantage Mortgage, Wild Hare Saloon, Retro Revival Music in this episode: https://canbynowpod.com/music-credits/ Please support our show! To listen without ads, and ensure we can continue to bring you important news and amazing stories you can't get anywhere else, join Canby Now Plus today! For details, visit patreon.com/canbynowpod.

Buzz, the man, the myth, the food truck owner. Buzz Moore drops by to discuss his love of Hawaiian food, why he hasn't retired yet, what makes his poke' one of a kind, how he has dealt with international fame since his "Food Truck Nation" appearance, and explains the difficult nature of owning a restaurant on wheels. Buzz wore a Hawaiian shirt to set the mood and went in depth on the quality, respect, and style that makes his offering so fantastic. Great conversation with a talented man, we may even see a few special surprises with Buzz's Hawaiian Grill and WAL in the coming months... Follow us online: @weareliveradio for Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter Follow Chris online: @InstaDenman @TweetDenman Be sure to come see our roast show, "Target Practice" Presented by Jack Daniels, on March 28th right here in Saint Louis, MO. Tickets are available here: https://www.metrotix.com/events/detail/target-practice Thanks to 1860's Saloon for hosting the "$1000 Karaoke Challenge" Presented by Jack Daniels Tennessee Apple Follow 1860's on Instagram: @1860soulard Sophie's Artist and Cocktail Lounge hosts "Happiest Hour STL" Presented by Jack Daniels, join us for free comedy every Thursday evening in STL at 3224 Locust Street in Grand Center. Gateway Powder Coating: #1 Resource for Powder coating in the Midwest! Thank you to our friends at Saint Louis Counseling Services, their podcast, "Mental Health Matters" with Tom Duff is an amazing look at breaking down the stigma of mental illness in our modern culture. Please patronize them if you are seeking out counseling services in the STL area. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/we-are-live-with-chris-denman/message

Today we celebrate the birthday of the English Statesman who created “Garden walks” and the birthday of a man who is remembered by Muhly grass. We'll learn about the man memorialized by a plant name that misspells his last name, and we'll also learn about the disastrous freeze for Florida growers that happened in the mid-1980s. Today’s Unearthed Words feature poetry and quotes that teach the lessons we can learn from winter. We Grow That Garden Library™ with a book that shares terrific essays on the benefits of gardening. I'll talk about a garden item that can definitely come in handy for gardeners, and then we’ll wrap things up with the story of a botanist who recognized that new species can always be discovered, even in areas previously explored. But first, let's catch up on a few recent events.   Subscribe Apple | Google | Spotify | Stitcher | iHeart   Curated Articles The Wardian case: Botany game-changer | Kew From @kewgardens The Wardian case: Botany game-changer: It's incredible to think that the Wardian case was invented by British doctor and amateur naturalist Nathaniel Bagshaw Ward in 1829 by complete accident...   Gardens: Winning ways for winter Oodles of great tips for designing a Winter Garden from Anglesey’s assistant head gardener David Jordan: One of Jordan’s favorite combinations is the shaggy-barked paperbark maple teamed with the variegated evergreen shrub Euonymus fortunei ‘Emerald Gaiety’ and the pink, scented blossoms of Viburnum x bodnantense ‘Dawn.’ At Anglesey, the euonymus is cloud-pruned in summer to create a sinuous shape, but as Jordan points out, “It has adventitious roots, so you could grow it up the walls of a house and have it as a backdrop.” Jordan also recommends the crab apple tree Malus ‘Evereste’ as a centerpiece to a winter border. “You get long, persistent fruit, and you can underplant with dogwood in red or orange that works with the color of the fruit. Underplant with snowdrops, then daffodils, and this takes you through to May when you get the flowers – that gives you a long window of interest.” The winter garden recipe runs something like this: a tree with colorful or tactile bark – try Tibetan cherry (Prunus serrula), paperbark maple (Acer griseum) or Arbutus unedo, the strawberry tree – acts as an anchor for the rest of the planting; then add a mid-level shrub with scented flowers, colored stems or attractive leaves (dogwoods, euonymus, daphnes, viburnums or sarcococcas); finally, there’s the option of a low-growing ground cover (snowdrops and hardy cyclamen, or foliage such as bergenias or pulmonarias).   Now, if you'd like to check out these curated articles for yourself, you're in luck, because I share all of it with the Listener Community in the Free Facebook Group - The Daily Gardener Community. There’s no need to take notes or search for links - the next time you're on Facebook, search for Daily Gardener Community and request to join. I'd love to meet you in the group.   Important Events 1561 Today is the birthday of the English philosopher and statesman Francis Bacon. Francis wrote a splendid essay called “Of Gardens.” The essay contains many quotable thoughts on gardening - although the opening line is the most quoted. “God Almighty first planted a garden. And indeed, it is the purest of human pleasures. It is the greatest refreshment to the spirits of man; without which, buildings and palaces are but gross handiworks; and a man shall ever see, that when ages grow to civility and elegancy, men come to build stately sooner than to garden finely; as if gardening were the greater perfection. I do hold it, in the royal ordering of gardens, there ought to be gardens, for all the months in the year, in which several things of beauty may be then in season.” In 1606, Francis introduced “Garden Walks” as a concept at Gray's Inn field. Bacon lived at Gray’s Inn, and during that time, the Inns were putting gates and fencing around their land to provide greater privacy and security. It was in the gated field at Gray’s Inn where Bacon created his walk. People were enthralled with the idea. Along the walk, Bacon added flowers and trees like Violets and Primroses, Cherry Trees, and Birch. This whole notion of strolling through a pleasure garden was the 16th century equivalent of the modern-day habit of walking in a shopping mall for exercise. In 1594, Francis Bacon said a learned man needs a garden, library, laboratory -- and a "goodly, huge cabinet" (of curiosities). And, Bacon said, "As is the garden - such is the gardener. A man's nature runs either to herbs or weeds."   1785Today is the day the American Lutheran Pastor and botanist Gotthilf Heinrich Ernst Muhlenberg was made a member of the American Philosophical Society. He was always referred to by his second name Heinrich. The Muhlenberg family was a founding family of the United States, and Heinrich came from a long line of pastors. His father, Pastor Heinrich Melchior Mühlenberg, was known as the patriarch of the Lutheran Church in America. His brother was a major in the Revolutionary War, and his other brother was a Congressman. Muhlenberg’s personal journals are a treasure trove of his thoughts on botanical self-improvement. He would write: "How may I best advance myself in the knowledge of plants?” And, Muhlenberg would set goals and reminders to challenge himself, writing: “It is winter, and there is little to do . . . Toward spring I should go out and [put together] a chronology of the trees; how they come out, the flowers, how they appear,. . . . I should especially [take not of] the flowers and fruit.” The grass Muhlenbergia was named for Heinrich Muhlenberg. Muhly grasses are beautiful native grasses. They offer two incredible strengths in their plant profile: drought tolerance and visual punch. Muhly grasses are easy-going, and they grow equally well in harsh conditions and perfectly manicured gardens. The Muhly cultivar ‘White Cloud’ offers gorgeous white plumes. When the coveted Pink Muhly blooms, people often stop to inquire as to the name of the beautiful pink grass. Then, Lindheimer’s Muhly makes a fantastic screen, and Bamboo Muhly commands attention when it is featured in containers. All Muhly grasses like well-drained soil and full sun. If you plant them in fall, be sure to get them situated and in the ground at least a month before the first frost. And here’s an interesting side note: Muhlenberg also discovered the bog turtle. In 1801, the turtle was named Clemmys muhlenbergii in his honor.   1818Today is the anniversary of the death of the American physician Caspar Wistar ("Wiss-Star"), the Younger.  His grandfather was also Caspar Wistar, so the Younger distinction helps people tell them apart. Wistar was a Professor of Anatomy at the University of Pennsylvania. In 1777, Caspar Wistar treated the wounded during the battle of Germantown and decided he would pursue medical training. Wistar had some pretty impressive friends: his best friend was probably Thomas Jefferson, and his most famous botany friend was probably Alexander von Humboldt. During his life, every Sunday Night, Wistar would hold a salon - an open house - at his home on the corner of Fourth and Locust Street. His friends would stop by - along with any members of academia, or the elite or high society, along with other accomplished people who happened to be in Philadelphia that evening. They all knew that Wistar's house was the place to go to meet up with the best minds of the day. The botanist Thomas Nuttall named the genus Wisteria in Caspar Wistar's honor (some people say Wistaria to reflect the proper spelling of Wistar's last name. Either is fine because guess what - the misspelling is preserved for all time under the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature). It's like one of my kid's birth certificates - it can be amended, but the original is wrong and will be until the end of time. Wistar died of a heart ailment unexpectedly on January 18, 1818. His final utterance was: "I wish well to all mankind." After Wistar died, his friends continued holding Wistar parties for a core group of 50 members. They would each take turns hosting, and the kept the tradition going for another forty years. Today, Wistar ("Wiss-Star")is the name of The Wistar Institute, the nation's first independent biomedical research center. Today, they focus on cancer, infectious disease & vaccine research to benefit human health.   1985 Record-breaking cold temperatures damaged 90% of Florida's orange and grapefruit crop. Newspaper accounts sounded grim saying: “A nightmare for citrus growers...The fourth killer cold wave in five growing seasons seized Florida's 760,000-acre Citrus Belt on Monday with an icy grip that growers said froze millions of oranges and could destroy thousands of acres of trees already weakened by the disastrous Christmas 1983 freeze. Shocked by lows that fell to the low- and mid-teens throughout the northern two-thirds of the orange belt by Monday morning, growers said the latest in the string of freezes undoubtedly would end the careers of many of the state's 30,000 citrus growers. "It's a nightmare come true: back-to-back 100-year freezes," said Marion County citrus-man John Futch. A 100-year freeze is expected to occur only once every century. All-time low-temperature records were set across the state early Monday, including 19 degrees in Orlando and 17 degrees in Daytona Beach. Farmers as far south as Naples lost fruit and vegetable crops to the numbing cold. Citrus experts with Florida Citrus Mutual, the state's largest growers' organization with more than 15,000 members, said the low temperatures Monday rivaled "Between last night and tonight, I don't think there'll be a tree alive in Hernando County when this is over," Dr. William Croom said Monday morning after surveying his 104-year-old, 110-acre grove on Powell Road. "I'm not going to replant. I'll be 65 in March. That's just too late in life" to start over. As the temperature fell to 15 degrees, Croom's grove foreman, Barney Parrott, and three other workers lighted 300 oil-fueled stack heaters among trees in an 8-acre section in an effort to salvage the healthiest portion of his grove. "We'll be back out tonight, although I don't know if it'll do any good," he said Monday.   Unearthed Words Today’s words are about the lessons we can learn from winter.   Spring passes, and one remembers one’s innocence. Summer passes and one remembers one’s exuberance. Autumn passes and one remembers one’s reverence. Winter passes, and one remembers one’s perseverance. — Yoko Ono, Japanese-Multimedia Artist, Widow of John Lennon   People don't notice whether it's winter or summer when they're happy. — Anton Chekhov, Russian Playwrite & Writer   One kind word can warm three winter months. — Japanese Proverb   “What good is the warmth of summer, without the cold of winter to give it sweetness.” — John Steinbeck, American Author & Nobel Prize Winner   To shorten winter, borrow some money due in spring. — W.J. Vogel   If there were no tribulation, there would be no rest; if there were no winter, there would be no summer. — St. John Chrysostom ("kri-SOSS-tum"), Bishop of Constantinople   "Nature has undoubtedly mastered the art of winter gardening, and even the most experienced gardener can learn from the unrestrained beauty around them." — Vincent A. Simeone ("Sim-EE-OH-nee"), Horticulturist   Grow That Garden Library By Pen & by Spade by David Wheeler This book features thirty-three essays From David Wheeler's passion project known as Hortus magazine (Which I just subscribed to). Hortus provides expert information on plants and gardening, with articles focusing on gardens around the world. The essays explore the various benefits of gardening. They are written by multiple writers who share personal stories and lessons from the garden. This book features essays from Robert Dash (who examines the overlap between gardening and poetry), Rosemary Verey (who shares thoughts on the courtyard gardens of Charleston), Hermia Oliver does the same with Flaubert's gardens; And, Dennis Wood reveals the joy of gardening after retirement. These essays are an excellent source of good gardening advice: how to plant a scent garden ("Stick to a sunny, sheltered spot," advises Stephen Lacey), how to grow blue-hued gentians (seek out an acid soil, counsels Stephen G. Haw). This book came out in 1991. You can get a used copy of By Pen & by Spade by David Wheeler and support the show, using the Amazon Link in today's Show Notes for under $1.   Great Gifts for Gardeners Esschert Design Garden Tool Belt, Gray & Green, $13.18 Adjustable green and gray garden tool apron. Deep pockets, adjustable belt, and compartments for markers make this apron a must for every busy gardener. Tool Belt 13; 26 Inch 1; 482 Inch 13; 26In Perfect For Use In The Garden Or Yard Grey And Green Canvas Tool Belt With Plastic Clasps   Today’s Botanic Spark 1917 Today is the anniversary of the death of the Presbyterian minister, writer, and an American botanist Ellsworth Jerome Hill. Ellsworth was born in Leroy, New York. When Ellsworth was only 20 years old, one of his knees stopped working, and the doctor suggested he study botany. Ellsworth wood crawl from the house to the orchard, where he would pick a few flowers and then crawl back to the house to identify them. And the following year, Ellsworth moved to Mississippi, where it was warmer, and he used two canes to assist with walking. By middle age, Ellsworth met and married a young woman named Milancy Leach - who would become his indispensable helpmate. When he was lame, or when he didn't have the strength to complete all of his tasks as he collected specimens, Milancy would step in and finish the work for him. By the time he was 40, Ellsworth had put his lameness behind him. In the back half of his life, he seemed to be able to manage his physical challenges and, with Milancy’s help, had learned how to cope with the symptoms. In a touching tribute to Ellsworth after his death, the botanist Agnes Chase rote: “Most of these collections were made while he walked on crutches or with two canes. He told me that he carried his vasculum over his shoulder and a camp stool with his crutch or cane in one hand. To secure a plant, he would drop the camp stool, which opened of itself, then he would lower himself to the stool and dig the plant. He recovered from his lameness but often suffered acute pain from cold or wet or overexertion. But this did not deter him from making botanical trips that would have taxed a more robust man – in the Dunes, I have seen him tire out more than one able-bodied man. “ It was Ellsworth Jerome Hill who said, "In studying the flora of a restricted region, no matter how carefully it seems to have been explored, one is frequently surprised by new things...  No region can be regarded as thoroughly explored until every acre of its wild areas at least has been examined. Some plants are so rare or local or grow under such peculiar conditions that a few square rods or even feet may comprise their range."

What's the secret to beautiful begonias? I asked this to a friend recently who has the most gorgeous begonias every single year. Her answer: fish emulsion. This means you should feed your begonias with fertilizer. Since we love that begonias flower and they do flower their hearts out, that makes begonias are heavy feeders.  Since fish emulsion (5-1-1) is a low-intensity total fertilizer it's perfect for promoting large, healthy, beautiful begonias. Just feed every 3-4 weeks and follow the label directions. And remember, most begonias do best with plenty of filtered light but little or no direct hot sun. So don't fry them. At the same time, water and begonias don't play nice together in the sense that begonias can rot pretty quickly. They need a soil that's going to drain quick. They need to be in pots - like terra cotta- that breathe. Add perlite or leaf mold to your soil mix to make a very coarse, quick-draining potting mix to add more air pockets to the soil.  Then, don't forget that those air pockets mean you need to water more frequently - especially during warm weather. One thing you can also do is mist begonias. They like humidity - but too much of that can invite fungus or powdery mildew, so keep an eye on them.     Brevities #OTD  Today is the birthday of Caspar Wistar the Younger who was born on this day in 1761. His grandfather was also Caspar Wistar, so the Younger distinction helps people tell them apart. Wistar was a Professor of Anatomy at the University of Pennsylvania. The botanist Thomas Nuttall named the genus Wisteria in his honor (some people say Wistaria to reflect the proper spelling of Wistar's last name. Either is fine because guess what - the misspelling is preserved for all time under the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature). It's like one of my kid's birth certificate - it can be amended but the original is wrong and will be until the end of time. Wistar had some pretty impressive friends: his best friend was probably Thomas Jefferson and his most famous botany friend was probably Alexander von Humboldt. Wistar died of a heart ailment unexpectedly on January 18, 1818.  His final utterance was: "I wish well to all mankind." During his life, every Sunday Night, Wistar would hold a salon - an open house - at his home on the corner of Fourth and Locust Street. His friends would stop by - along with any members of academia, or the elite or high society, along with other accomplished people who happened to be in Philadelphia that evening. They all knew that Wistar's house was the place to go to meet up with the best minds of the day. When Wistar died, his friends continued holding Wistar parties for a core group of 50 members. They would each take turns hosting and the kept the tradition going for another forty years.     #OTD   Today is the birthday of the British author, Roald Dahl who was born on this day in 1916. Today, his birthday, is celebrated all over the world as Roald Dahl Day. Dahl was an avid gardener. In fact, his garden shed doubled as his writing nook where he wrote many books, including Charlie and the Chocolate factory. As romantic a notion as this sounds to a gardener's ears, it was also a pragmatic decision on the part of Dahl's wife. Dahl chain-smoked as he wrote and the garden shed kept the smoke out of the house. For Dahl's part, he loved the idea of using the garden shed as a place to write, especially after seeing the little writing hut used by the author Dylan Thomas. Gardeners with a passion for roses will no doubt praise the Roald Dahl Rose which honored Dahl's love of gardening. It's an absolutely stunning English shrub rose bred by David Austin. It's got a very blousy habit and scrumptious peach blooms that just go non-stop. They have a lovely fragrance as well - and not many thorns, so that's a bonus. Dahl's diaries have marvelous entries about his garden, and he was often inspired by his garden which you can ascertain when you read in his work. H ere are some examples:   From Matilda: "I liked The Secret Garden best of all. It was full of mystery."   From My Year: "There is just one small bright spark shining through the gloom in my January garden. The first snowdrops are in flower."   From James and the Giant Peach: "And now suddenly, the whole place, the whole garden seemed to be alive with magic...” From The BFG: “But Mr Tibbs didn’t hesitate for long. ‘Tell the head gardener,’ he whispered, ‘that I require immediately a brand new unused garden fork and also a spade. And for a knife we shall use the great sword hanging on the wall in the morning-room. But clean the sword well first. It was last used to cut off the head of King Charles the First and there may still be a little dried blood on the blade.” From Roald Dahl: "Mary, Mary, quite contrary How does yr garden grow? 'I live with my brat in a high-rise flat, So how in the world would I know.'     Unearthed Words All week long The Daily Gardener has been sharing quotes from the author Beverley Nichols, who was born on Monday of this week in 1898. A prolific writer, Nichols is best remembered for his gardening books. Today I'm featuring excerpts from his book called Forty Favourite Flowers. It is exactly as described, Nichols sharing his top selections; the flowers he loved most in his garden; which he described this way:    “A great deal of weeping goes on in my garden, but it is a happy sort of weeping, for all this bending of branches and bowing of heads is simply due to the fact that so much beauty is displayed on so small a stage.”    Nichols arranged this book simply; using alphabetical order. Then he just shares some of his favorites. Here are some excerpts for you:   Algerian Iris: One of my grandfathers died of a clump of Iris stylosa; it enticed him from a sick bed on an angry evening in January, luring him through the snow-drifts with its blue and silver flames; he died of double pneumonia a few days later. It was probably worth it.   Magnolia: "I must confess that, for me, the flower of the magnolia is most beautiful when life has almost ebbed from it. These are the twilit hours when the petals flag and falter, when their immaculate ivory texture dims, when they glow with a ghostly radiance that seems to come from another world"   Regal Lily: "The regal lilies do indeed praise the Lord. Some of my own, last summer were so exultant that they praised Him through no less than thirty snow-white trumpets on a single stem, and even the most accomplished angel could not do much better than that."    Iris Siberica: How can one ignore...  that singular infinitely sinister blossom Iris siberica? This latter flower can certainly claim to be exclusively dressed; for the petals of no other blossom has Nature designed so curious of fabric, vein with slate and violet and purple.     Fritillairies: Each Stage of our lives has its "signature" flower and those of us who keep diaries would have a little difficulty in assigning to each year those flowers which are especially evocative...  Fritillairies are linked with my years as an undergraduate... Year after year, for generation after generation, these flowers have danced in the background through the lives of England’s youth.     Mesembryanthemum: The flower is a startling proof of the fact that when nature decides to be vulgar - really vulgar - she can achieve affects of almost blinding beauty. For nothing could be more opulent, more blatant, more shamelessly exhibitionist than a bed of the Mesembryanthemum in full bloom. Magenta jostling scarlet, screaming at cinnamon, fighting with shocking pink, yelling against a dozen shades of orange and vermilion.      Caryopteris: Paradoxically, blue is the color that makes many people see red; by which I mean that fears arguments are constantly developing as to which flower is the bluest... The Caryopteris is a radiant in any weather...  The blue of its petals seems to have the quality of caring for great distances, as though it were some sort of floral evangelist with a message of good tidings for all the world.     Summer Hyacinth: On an August night, when the moon is full, there is an almost ectoplasmic radiance around its petals.     Golden-bell clematis: If I had to confine my choice of creepers to a single family – what a hideous thought! – I should probably choose the family of clematis. And if I were limited to a single member of the family, I should probably choose Clematis tangutica. I said "probably" because these hypothetical decisions are so very painful.     Finally, in FFF, Nichols offered some sweeping thoughts that will undoubtedly strike a chord:   “One of the many reasons why gardens are increasingly precious to us in this day and age is that they help us to escape from the tyranny of speed. Our skies are streaked with jets, our roads have turned to race-tracks, and in the cities the crowds rush to and fro as though the devil were at their heels. But as soon as we open the garden gate, Time seems almost to stand still, slowing down to the gentle ticking of the Clock of the Universe.”       Today's book recommendation: English Cottage Gardening by Margaret Hensel  This book is a wonder for anyone who loves the intimacy of the English cottage garden and who endeavors to capture the feel of that  for their own space.  Hensel has come up with core elements from ten cottage gardens―eight in England and two in the United States. Once you master those elements, you are well on your way to having a cottage garden of your own. Hensel explains each element and how to achieve it, and she shares the stories of beginners that are sure to inspire new gardeners. The last part of this book is especially helpful; It reviews 76 selected cottage-style plants and how to use them to create the cottage garden. Hensel wants her readers, "[to] feel moved, even inspired, to imagine what magical things might happen in their own front and backyards". The books is chockfull of information and photos. Hensel is an exceptional photographer in her own right which makes her photographs of the gardens and plants extra meaningful. So overall, there's tons of information and Inspiration for gardeners looking to create their own cozy cottage garden.   Today's Garden Chore Just because it's September, doesn't mean you can't divide bearded irises because you can - and I just recently did this myself.  If you have older clumps of irises or irises out of place, it's a great time to divide them and move them. Be sure to remove any bad parts of the rhizomes and then plant them high. I like to nestle mine on top of the soil and then stake them in instead of digging them or half-burying them. To each his own - but no matter what - do not bury them deep.     Something Sweet  Reviving the little botanic spark in your heart On this day in 1843, the New England Farmer out of Boston, Massachusetts published this little article about toads. "Never destroy the toad. In the season of bugs and flies, a toad will do more towards the preservation of a garden, than a man, and all that ho requires at your hands for this valuable assistance, is the freedom of your garden walks and beds, and the paltry shelter of a chip or turf. He meddles with no one's business but his own constantly avoiding company, and intent only on extirpating those voracious insects by whose jaws the beauty of the garden is so frequently laid low."     Thanks for listening to the daily gardener, and remember: "For a happy, healthy life, garden every day."

Lisa and Sabine chat with P.S. & Co. owner Andrea Kyan. In this week's episode, the ladies are at Andrea's restaurant which stands for Pure Sweets. Andrea has led quite a fascinating life before creating her business. She studied silent meditation in Burma, herbal medicine in China, Buddhism in India, and taught English in Taiwan! Andrea talks about how these disciplines help her run her business on a daily basis.In this episode Andrea shares:Her belief that food is medicine - the key to promoting wellness and preventing illness.What motivated her to open a restaurant focused on clean eating in Philadelphia, without any restaurant experience.How turning your hobby into a business affects your relationship with it. The importance of passion in everything you do.Some of her biggest lessons she learned running her business.About Andrea KyanTo find out more about Andrea and her restaurant P.S. & Co. stop in for lunch, dinner or just a sweet treat! Her restaurant is located in the heart of Rittenhouse Square at 1706 Locust Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103. Be sure to visit her online and connect with her on Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter. Thanks for listening! Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss out! Did you enjoy this episode? Give it a 5-star rating and share it with your friends. You can find us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, and TuneIn, iHeartRadio or anywhere you listen to your podcasts. Be sure to subscribe and join us on Instagram and Facebook!#SabineAndLisa #CoffeeNTeaSLPodcast Credits: Groundswell Design, Zinc Home

Authors Visiting in Des Moines (AViD) author Susan Orlean joins us on the podcast today, along with special guest host Laura Rawley. Orlean will open the 2019 AViD series as one of the DSM Book Festival's headlining authors. She will be speaking on Saturday, March 30, at 4:00 PM at Capital Square (400 Locust Street). Orlean is the author of several best-selling books, including The Orchid Thief. Last year, her book The Library Book became an international best seller. The book doubles as a love letter to libraries and a true clime exploration of the unsolved 1986 Los Angeles Public Library fire. Discussed on the podcast: Orlean on growing up in the Midwest: "I don't think it's accident that there are loads of writers that come out of the Midwest, because there’s a quality of detached observation from the rest of the world." On the passage in her book describing the Los Angeles Public Library Fire: "I was fortunate because the fire department kept a log that was just about minute-to-minute about the fire... it was as if I had a highly refined, exact account of hte fire minute-to-minute." On the modern role of libraries: "The way that we receive information has evolved, and I think libraries continue to embrace that and be a place – and I think being a place is an important part of this – where knowledge and information is shared and distributed." More information: Susan Orlean AViD Author Page AViD 2019 DSM Book Festival   Music credits: "Young, Tough and Terrible" by The Losers / CC BY-NC

Brought to you by Black Husky Brewing. The Unknown Packers Podcast's newest episode continues the theme of will the Packers acquire Khalil Mack? But that's not all, as the Bearded Duo, gives their analysis of the Randall/Kizer trade, positions of concern, players that are trending upwards, and they wrap up Baby Got Mack: On Tap with a preview of their Week 3 Preseason Opponent, the Oakland Raiders. So, grab a cold beer, preferably Black Husky beer, and let the soothing sounds of Brice and Jer get you pumped up for some Green Bay Packers football. Hosts: Jeremiah Wayman and Brice Christianson Producer: Brice Christianson Logo Design: Jeremiah Wayman Musical Guest: WebsterX Song: Lost Ones GO PACK GO. Every episode is recorded at Black Husky Brewing located at 909 E. Locust Street in the Riverwest Neighborhood of Milwaukee, WI. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-unknown-packers-podca/support

On this episode, Lost in Space is being rebooted as a Netflix TV series (news to us)! A new “Ready Player One” trailer drops and Sean sports a massive erection in response. Castwave Studios’ correspondent Dallas White joins us to hang out and discuss his film “17 Locust Street” We also talk Oscars 2018! Who whored their movie the most?!?! ​ bgn_episode_198.mp3File Size: 80210 kbFile Type: mp3Download File [...]

Join Dr. Carlos as he discusses Clinton's email scaBday with Attorney George Parry.The Davis, Pary, Tyler Office Davis, Parry & Tyler is a law firm located at 1525 Locust Street (14th Floor), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The firm's partners are Robert Davis, George Parry, and Thomas Tyler. We have vast experience (over 100 years of combined experience) in complex litigation and high quality customer service. Learn more about the attorneys.

Welcome to TheBurg Podcast, a weekly roundup of news in and around Harrisburg. April 3, 2015: This week, Larry and Paul discuss the best-laid plans of mice and men and how they fared at the planning commission. Specifically, they talk about a proposal for a 160-foot office tower on the riverfront and the demolition of two historic clapboard houses on Locust Street, an exemption for a so-called "nanobrewery" and a switch in the downtown real estate market from commercial to residential. Special thanks to Paul Cooley, who wrote our theme. You can listen to his podcast, the PRC Show, on SoundCloud or in the iTunes Store.

Top Row (l-r): Niso Aharonian, Rabbi Uriel Malka, z'l, and Eliana Azoulay Bottom Row (l-r): Liat Fischer, Josh Khalepari, and Yehuda Alter Beit Uriel is spearheading an effort to raise funds for Rabbi Malka's widow and six young children, and is asking the help of the Denver Jewish community.   For more information about Rabbi Malka and his legacy, or to donate, visit www.beituriel.org.   On this week's edition of Radio Chavura, we speak with Niso Aharonian, co-founder of Beit Uriel, a new synagogue in Denver that follows the Sephardic tradition of prayer.   Niso, who started Beit Uriel with his brother, Avraham, is joined on the first half of the program by Eliana Azoulay and Josh Khalepari, two of the regular congregants at the synagogue.   Niso, Eliana, and Josh share with listeners the warmth that they feel at Beit Uriel, located at 295 S. Locust Street, Denver, 80224, and discuss the beautiful sense of community that has developed among members of this young Sephardic congregation.   While most Colorado synagogues follow the Ashkenaz tradition of prayer, based on the customs of European Jewry, Sephardic prayers follow the style of the Jews of the Islamic world. The moving services at Beit Uriel are infused with melodies rarely heard elsewhere in Jewish Colorado.   On the second half of the program, Niso speaks about the namesake of Beit Uriel, Rabbi Uriel Malka, z'l. Rabbi Malka was a beloved Judaics teacher at the Denver Academy of Torah, who - tragically - was killed in the Mount Carmel Forest Fire in Israel in November 2010 at age 32.   Two of Rabbi Malka's former students, Yehuda Alter and Liat Fischer, join Niso to reflect on Rabbi Malka's legacy in Colorado. Yehuda and Liat both fondly remembered how Rabbi Malka used to engage them in class by re-enacting battles from Jewish history.