Podcasts about marti gras

The winter months are full of a number of culturally significant holidays and events including MLK Day, Black History Month, & Marti Gras. In this week's episode, the divas talk about how they're going to find fun events and celebrate during Q1 of 2025.

In honor of Marti Gras kicking off with Fat Tuesday tomorrow we take at look some other gras that deserve some attention.

ABC's Sarah isgur joins Mike to discuss the 2024 presidential race. The Marti Gras for Homeless Children is coming up on Fat Tuesday. Mike and his guests tell you how you can help out this great cause.

"St. Valentine and St. Patrick walk into a bar on Bourbon St..."Join Rev. Krieg and Dr. Baughman as they discuss the historic figures of St. Patrick and St. Valentine as well as Marti Gras and the cooption of religion by secular society.Hosts: Rev. Kelly Krieg and Dr. Karl BaughmanEpisode: 5Follow us on Facebook and leave a post or drop a message at inthelandofuzpodcast@gmail.com,  about this episode or any other topic. Subscribe to the podcast: RSS Feed, iTunes, Spotify, or your favorite podcasting app.Music Credits:"Gypsy Shoegazer" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/"Agnus Dei X" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/"Cello Suite #1 in G - Prelude" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Art Credits:Stained-glass window of St. Patrick from Saint Patrick Catholic Church, Junction City, Ohio, United States

Marti Gras could be back on next year! WOOOOOT!

Vagina’s of fire and penis swallowing demons mark the four centuries old Festival of the Steel Phallus which has become the Marti Gras of The East. Dragons, sex-demons, and a world-class penis parade mark this once solemn occasion curated by Shinto monks. Joe Wojie and Britnee Smith are joined by Cultural Anthropologist Dustin Cushman, and Historians Adam Iessi and Ted Sisco. grimphilly.com/podcast for more. #elizabethmikoshi #kawasakijapan #lgbtq #kanayamashrine

BeADisciple.com Instructor, non-profit founder, Author and podcast host of 'Progressive Southern Theologians', Marc shares on being a first-generation college student, teaching on race and racism and how harmful theologies made him afraid to pray. . In what ways have churches got it all wrong when it comes to race? . What never made sense to him a kid that ended up leading to his career? . Do those who live in Louisiana always wear Marti Gras beads? ;) . What is one pivotal step to eradicating poverty in the Delta?  . What drives him to help make higher education more accessible to disadvantaged youth? . What happened at a revival when Marc was a teen that offered much clarity?  . All of this and more as Marc Boswell got cozy in the Listening Chair podcast.  . Explore more or Marc's work including his upcoming book here: https://progressivesoutherntheologians.com/ . The Listening Chair is a ministry of the Institute For Discipleship at Southwestern College of Winfield, KS.       

On this week's episode the boys entertain Dave from New Orleans Laser Works. We learned what exactly Marti Gras is and what it means in French. Hint: It happens on a Tuesday and people tend to over eat. We also will learn how Dave got his start, why N.O.LA. is so fantastic, how the virus affected his business and what changes were made and how Dave met his bride. Maker Shout out: Robert Klose @ robert_klose_laser_art; Nola works @nolaworksllc, Jeff Stein @aweirdguy; Podcast Because We Make @becausewemake Makers Mentioned @jackman_works @morleykert @firstduewoodworks @dean_duplantis @brudaddy @highcalibercraftsmanbuilds @jaybates86 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/makersfiguringitout/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makersfiguringitout/support

On this episode of Commonology101, Mitch and Lex are joined by returning guest Dr. Mena M. just in time to discuss Cryptocurrency, the GameStop market madness, Marti Gras, Girls Gone Wild, and even some conspiracies in the house of Representatives. Oh, and would you have sex with Prince? Email us at Commonology101@gmail.com Lex Godoy - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lex.godoy - Comedy Twitter: https://twitter.com/LexGodoyComedy - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lex_godoy_/?hl=en Mitch the Glitch - Twitter: https://twitter.com/InadvertentEvil - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/inadvertent_evil/?hl=en Nate - Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/mrhandsdown630 Calvin Brown - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/calvin.brown.549221 B.C. Wehman - Behind the Doc: https://evergreenpodcasts.com/behind-the-doc?fbclid=IwAR3cE9iplru07o0WDwuN349zokPKIrfFuiAaaypyNjrfB_M0DLU0Yl2ihuM Gaddy the Geek - Melanated Geekdom: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/anchor-podcasts/melanated-geekdom Monica Miles - Instagram: Mynikaa_m - Snapchat: Uniquetreats4u - Business: https://www.facebook.com/Uniquetreats4u/ Issy Renee: https://www.instagram.com/issyreneee/ - Love in Youngstown: https://youtu.be/baoRFz-M4To - #TeaTimeForParents Johnny Chechitelli - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chechitelli Wuyu Wantatah - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ooohwee3Thirty Brent Fury - OUTROspective: https://open.spotify.com/show/3AUpVAVIyZo6JwvrNVJK96?si=BemlRm-kQBulmSWoImF5Qg MOVIES: Apathetic Epidemic - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/apatheticepidemic - Amazon Prime Link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B0864647GW/ref=atv_dp_share_cu_r Worst. Christmas. Ever.: - IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7286474/ - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/worstchristmasever/ - Apple iTunes:https://itunes.apple.com/us/movie/worst-christmas-ever/id1533189417 Opening Song: 'Stash Up' by OPM Closing Song: 'The Tendieman' by r/wallstreetbets Wellerman Sea Shanty Cover

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Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr talk about Larry English’s renewed “pitch” in an op-ed in the “Shreveport Times” trying to get Shreveport to give him 82 free acres, etc. He says his “plan” can be “shovel ready” by fall. Ever hear that before? Louis Avallone explains East Texas officials are watching and waiting to find out how many people traveled to Shreveport for Marti Gras, and Stephen Parr explains East Texas has several very good hospital systems which should be able to handle any potential coronavirus patients who test positive.Teri Netterville, one of our American Mamas, discusses how Americans are discovering good things about our families and about ourselves during this time of quarantine.Stephen Parr and Louis Avallone discuss the reported fact that the US Department of Justice is unwilling to prosecute those who do really bad, very illegal things if they are top employees of the DOJ.The quarantine has produced a Bright Spot — a drop in crime! Even the big cities have had a substantial drop in crime.

Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr talk about Larry English’s renewed “pitch” in an op-ed in the “Shreveport Times” trying to get Shreveport to give him 82 free acres, etc. He says his “plan” can be “shovel ready” by fall. Ever hear that before? Louis Avallone explains East Texas officials are watching and waiting to find out how many people traveled to Shreveport for Marti Gras, and Stephen Parr explains East Texas has several very good hospital systems which should be able to handle any potential coronavirus patients who test positive.Teri Netterville, one of our American Mamas, discusses how Americans are discovering good things about our families and about ourselves during this time of quarantine.Stephen Parr and Louis Avallone discuss the reported fact that the US Department of Justice is unwilling to prosecute those who do really bad, very illegal things if they are top employees of the DOJ.The quarantine has produced a Bright Spot — a drop in crime! Even the big cities have had a substantial drop in crime.

Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr go over a timeline of events related to the Chinese Coronavirus. Is it really President Trump’s fault New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell didn’t decide to close Marti Gras this year? That is what she has been saying. They say there were clear warning signs which she ignored.Stephen Parr and Louis Avallone continue their conversation from the first segment about the coronavirus and eventually how many people will need to become infected to truly have this under control. Most will have little or no symptoms, fortunately. This current “social distancing” is not intended to prevent people from getting ill. It is intended to keep everyone from getting ill all at the same time.Our American Mamas, Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur, share their memories of Kenny Rogers.Onega Ulanova and Matthew Williams of LA New Product Development Team visit on the phone with Stephen Parr and Louis Avallone about a new face mask they just developed in the past week to help protect healthcare givers. Many other professions and industries are also needing these masks. American ingenuity is what will get us out of this current crisis and eventually make America’s economy even stronger.

Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr go over a timeline of events related to the Chinese Coronavirus. Is it really President Trump’s fault New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell didn’t decide to close Marti Gras this year? That is what she has been saying. They say there were clear warning signs which she ignored.Stephen Parr and Louis Avallone continue their conversation from the first segment about the coronavirus and eventually how many people will need to become infected to truly have this under control. Most will have little or no symptoms, fortunately. This current “social distancing” is not intended to prevent people from getting ill. It is intended to keep everyone from getting ill all at the same time.Our American Mamas, Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur, share their memories of Kenny Rogers.Onega Ulanova and Matthew Williams of LA New Product Development Team visit on the phone with Stephen Parr and Louis Avallone about a new face mask they just developed in the past week to help protect healthcare givers. Many other professions and industries are also needing these masks. American ingenuity is what will get us out of this current crisis and eventually make America’s economy even stronger.

In episode 19 of the Profitable Powerhouse Properties Podcast, your hosts Jonathan Cook and Bryan Jenkins contribute to their March Market Madness series, putting a spotlight on the Mobile, Alabama market, the many reasons why this real estate market is on the rise, and the plentiful amount of business expansion in the Mobile metro area.   Episode Highlights: March Market Madness is a focus on one of the major housing markets in Alabama every week in March.  Post-Hurricane-Katrina recovery efforts in Alabama allowed for tax incentives for those doing new construction to be able to depreciate 50% of the value in year one.    Mobile is an older seaport city and is where Marti Gras started.   They have under 100 homes in the Mobile market and shows the least amount of lead activity.   The Mobile metro population is 413,800 people.   The cost of living in Mobile is 7% below the national average.   The average days in Mobile above 90 degrees is 81 and the national average is 37.  2018 Airbus decided to do an expansion to their plant and revealed their plans in 2020.   Austol is another big company driving economics in Mobile as well.   Alabama and the Southwest region is the new Detroit for automobile production.   Alabama has the second lowest property taxes in the United States.  Jonathan and Bryan about the Mobile deep water seaport project’s impact on the market.   Amazon and Walmart both have distribution centers in the metro Mobile area.  Look past everything you think you know about a market.     3 Key Points: Mobile is the smallest real estate market in Alabama.   The median price for a home in Mobile, Alabama is $151,000 and has increased 6.3% in the last year.   The median household income in Mobile, Alabama is approximately $47,000 in 2019.   Tweetable Quotes: “We started here in the Birmingham metro marketplace and we almost simultaneously did two expansions and part of the expansion model was to Mobile and that was following Hurricane Katrina.” –Bryan Jenkins  (Mobile) “If the median price is $151,000, you are talking about a deal is probably floating around $100,000. You will be able to get in there at a reasonably low price and this is going to be one of those areas that buying in early is going to make you a lot of money.” –Jonathan Cook “If you are kind of shooting yourself in the foot right this minute because you didn’t buy into Huntsville five or six years ago, then buy into Mobile because this is where that was before.” –Jonathan Cook   Resources Mentioned: Check out our website ahiproperties.com Check out Birmingham Insurance Group online or call them at (205) 616-1107 Buy, sell, and own investment properties the way the pros do it with www.roofstock.com Email Jonathan and Bryan at Podcast@AHIProperties.com

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Join us as we discuss the the good, the bad and the ugly of the holiday season. Kat tells about the origins of Christmas, Robyn discusses the Jolly Old Elf himself and Kylie talks about what happens to bad boys and girls with Krampus. Grab your eggnog and headphones and get ready to learn.

029 – Moshulu, Part I: Marketing History with Michelle Delp   SYNOPSIS The Moshulu was the ship shown bringing Vito Andolini (Corleone) to New York in Godfather part 2, but it was actually not a passenger vessel. The 115-year-old four-masted sailboat was used to transport and store coal, other cargo, and mostly grains at some point during its life. Before being towed to the U.S. in 1970, the Moshulu played a role in both World Wars and had multiple owners in multiple countries. It's not clear whether the ship was purchased directly from the Finnish government by American Specialty Restaurant Corporation or if Walt Disney Company made the purchase that brought the ship to the states. Regardless, extremely interesting tidbits of history are revealed in this episode of Marketing RV with Ranalli & Volpe.  In the first of a two-part interview, Moshulu General Manager Michelle Delp gives a virtual tour of this humongous ship that holds up to 2,000 people on multiple decks in bars, dining rooms, and on dance floors. Fearless Restaurants bought the ship docked at Philadelphia's historic Penn's Landing in 1993 and has enjoyed much success with waterfront dining. Michelle began her career as a Fearless Restaurants server and ascended to her current position. She shares some insider information about how Fearless leverages the ship's popularity and intrigue to market the restaurant. She also explains how the Fearless Restaurants name relates to the ship.   This broadcast was recorded on The Deck, the wheelhouse and upper most deck of the Moshulu. Partnering is a surefire way to promote your brand, which is why we take Marketing RV on the road and talk business with interesting guests. If your business would like to sponsor and host Marketing RV, contact us here.     HIGHLIGHTS 04:11 Virtual tour of the Moshulu 08:30 History of the Moshulu 11:10 How Fearless Restaurants got its name 13:30 The haunts—Moshulu has its share of ghost stories 17:15 Seasons expand and business grows 19:50 Banquet business 22:00 Themed dinners: Gatsby, Disco, Marti Gras, etc.  22:30 The Big Gay Boat Party

EPISODE 41 : Die Laughing Records Radio Podcast . . . Hosted by Rob Trisler • Die Laughing THEME song by Born Sick • Drinking a Fifth on Sixth by The Capp Street Girls • Get Me Drunk by Fukm • Triple Shot Of The Week!!! • Marti Gras by Social Unrest • In Your Face by Crooked Cobras • Falling Apart by Face For Radio • Wild Flowers by District 13 • go go go girl Promo Commercial • NEWS with Dave Dalton • NEWS : The Unfortunate Bastard TOUR JOURNAL • Ooh La La by The Unfortunate Bastard • NEWS : Burger Boogaloo Rundown w/ Keith and Chelsea of Bite • Gone Too Far by Bite • NEWS : Born Sick and Raw Power • Shutup by Born Sick • NEWS : The Hellflowers • How To Submit You’re Music! • SHOUT OUTS! (Segment) • Shout Outs : Phono Select • Rise Up! by FANG • Shout Outs : Bands • Black and Tans by The Pikeys • Shout Outs : Lord Prosser and For The Sin • Infinite by For The Sin • What Is PR? (Segment) “Lead Time for a Band” • Stick Together Fight Forever by Rottbite • Thanks!!! • Die Laughing / Radio Vegas Rocks commercial, Podcast Intro and Segment intros by Lord Prosser // Die Laughing Records Radio Podcast Official Episode #41 . . . www.radiovegas.rocks www.facebook.com/DLRPodcast Podcast merch: https://www.zazzle.com/store/dlrpodcast/products . . . . www.dielaughingrecords.com Band & Label Merch: https://bit.ly/2DYyXQt . . . #bornsick #bite #chelsearose #fang #phonoselect #district13 #rawpower #thehellflowers #thepikeys #rottbite #forthesin #crookedcobras #faceforradio #fukm #thecappstreetgirls #socialunrest #lordprosser #theunfortunatebastard #burgerboogaloo #gogogogirl #davedalton #robtrisler #curtissmith #whatispr #radiovegasrocks #podcast #stream #dielaughingrecords --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Tom travels the county with Jimmy and goes to Marti Gras 1977 New Orleans. Fryen in the swamp. Ran over Larry. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/anthony563/support

Sloanie talks about The County not wanting to pay PBS the money they owe. Dean Regas tells you that to look at in the night’s sky, Susan Schiller talks about Marti Gras fundraiser. Jason Nathanson, Lance and Cincy CIndy

On this week’s Podcast, our good friend Hazel Alvarado who works with me on the show, journeys to New Haven, CT to check out their cocktail culture and chats with Dan Rek, Beverage Director for Fork Hospitality and Tim Cabral,one of the owners of New Haven’s oldest Tavern - The Ordinary. Take a listen to the Bartender Journey Podcast No. 227 with the audio player on this page, or on Apple Podcasts/ Google Play Music/ Stitcher Radio But first there’s plenty of other stuff to talk about. I told you last week that I heard from the fine people at Johnnie Walker.  They are releasing just 39,000 bottles of Johnnie Walker Black The Director’s Cut in conjunction with the release of the film Blade Runner 2049, starring Harrison FordThe film is directed by  Denis Villeneuve who collaborated with Master Blender Jim Beveridge to create this wonderful variation on Johnnie Walker Black.  It’s absolutely delicious.  Smokey like the original, but a little richer, rounder and even a bit fruitier.  Its 49% ABV as opposed to the 40% of the original.  Johnnie Walker Black is a great scotch...a classic, and I really enjoy this riff on it. It comes in a really interesting futuristic bottle. The original Blade Runner Movie was based on the book by Philip K. Dick called: Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? So we’ll use that amusing name for our Cocktail of the Week! Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? 1 ½ oz Johnnie Walker Black Label The Director’s Cut, (or substitute Johnnie Walker Black Label) ½ oz Barrow’s Intense Ginger Liqueur ½ oz Grilled Pineapple Juice (Juice from slices of Pineapple that have been grilled on each side for 3 mintues.) ½ oz Fresh Lemon Juice ½ oz Honey Syrup (1:1) 1 Dash Fee Brothers Molasses Bitters (or substitute Angostura Aromatic Bitters). Freshly Ground Nutmeg Shake all ingredients except Nutmeg with ice.  Double strain into an Old Fashioned glass with one large ice cube.  Grate a small amount of Nutmeg on top.  Garnish with a wedge of grilled Pineapple, preferably skewered on a Hip-Stirrer Metal Robot Swizzle Cocktail Stirrer.   Industry news from Bar Institute: “This unrelenting hurricane season has already caused unspeakable damage from Texas to the Caribbean. And, as our dear friends in Puerto Rico prepare for another very serious storm in Hurricane Maria, we have made the choice to postpone Bar Institute San Juan in the interest of everyone's safety and out of respect for the limited resources (including power, water and food) that are now available on the island. 

The new dates are 1/29-1/31 2018”.   Oct 23-25 – Portland, OR Nov 13-16 – New York, NY Jan 29-31 – San Juan, PR   We have posted last week on BartenderJourney.net about NY area industry events for hurricane relief. Look for the link under the show notes on the site for this episode.  If you are doing something too and would like to let us know about what your bar is doing to help, let us know on the contact page.   I think as a Bartender (or even an enthusiast who throws a lot of cocktail parties), being a great conversationalist is a great skill to have.  You need to have lots of stuff to talk about – knowing a little about a lot can help your conversation skills.    Podcasts are a great way to learn stuff – and you listen to podcasts!  I know that for a fact because you can hear me talking right now! So I thought we’d try out a new segment called Unrealted Podcast Suggestion of the Week.   We’ll do a podcast suggestion that has nothing to do with Bartending, cocktails or spirits. And since you listen to podcasts and most likely do a lot of that listening on headphones, our Unrealted Podcast Suggestion of the Week is brought to you by a great headphone company called Sudio.  They make great quality wireless Bluetooth headphones, which btw, if you are still using headphones that you physically have to plug into your phone you are nuts!     These Sudio headphones sound great!  It’s a shame that over the last couple of decades we’ve been increasingly sacrificing sound quality for convenience. Sudio also has a wireless earbud style model.  And if you use my coupon code BARTENDERJOURNEY you can get 15% off any model.  Go to sudiosweden.com and make sure you use coupon code BARTENDERJOURNEY for 15% off and to show your support for Bartender Journey!   So our Unrealted Podcast Suggestion of the Week is Showcase from Radiotopia, a new podcast from Radiotopia featuring original series from emerging and leading radio producers around the world. The current series, Ways of Hearing, is a six-part series about listening in the digital age from acclaimed musician Damon Krukowski. It’s a really interesting and podcast about the transition from analog to digital. It’s a fascinating discussion and expertly produced and I hope you’ll enjoy it.  It’s a limited run series and all 6 episodes.  If you have a suggestion for Unrealted Podcast Suggestion of the Week I’d really love to hear it!  Send me an email at brian@bartenderjourney.net with “podcast suggestion” in the subject line.   Oh hey!  I was a guest on another podcast.  As you may know, I bartend at a Private Club.  I was recently featured on the podcast called Private Club Radio.  If you are interested in hearing me on another podcast, or if you happen to work in a Private Club, check out Private Club Radio.  We’ll have a link to my episode in the show notes on bartenderjourney.net.   If you are a Bar or Restaurant owner, this week on our resource page, we have a link to a couple articles about insurance.  Not the “sexiest” of topics, but definitely an important and necessary one. Learn about General Liability Insurance, Business Property Insurance and Workers Comp from Embroker Insurance.   We’ve also included the Northeast contact information for additional questions. And here’s some legalese: The article posted is not an endorsement and is for information only; rules may vary by jurisdiction.   Oh boy, here we go again with TOTC drama.  If you remember, back in March 2017 there was a huge uproar in the Cocktail community about a picture Ann Tuennerman, founder of TOTC posted.  She repeated an insensitive remark made by her husband Paul Tuennerman, and in the photo, Ann was wearing blackface.  It’s an old Marti Gras tradition and I won’t get into the details, but I covered all this very thoroughly back in episode #203.  I’ll have a link with the show notes or search back in the feed for the episode called Diversity Awareness (& Some Turmoil) in the Cocktail World          Shortly after all this happened, Paul stepped down from his position at TOTC. Tales formed a Diversity Council. Which according to their web site:  “This Council composed of professionals from across the industry and outside of the industry, will work towards implementing progressive initiatives and monitoring their progress over time. This process will be completely transparent, and each initiative will be documented and made viewable to the public”.   Paul didn’t attend Tales this year as far as I could tell and the 15th TOTC was awesome as always.  It was feeling like the healing was beginning.   Then last week, 9/22/17 the website Neat Pour broke the story that Paul would be returning to the organization.  Ann announced this to the Diversity Council in an email.  The Council was not consulted at all and in fact Diversity Council Co-chair Colin Asare-appiah publicly resigned his post immediately.   There was uproar and lots of posts on FB.  People were pissed off again.   Our friend Jackie Summers, member of USBG NY and proprietor of Sorel Artisinal Liqueur sits on the Diversity Council.   He posted a very detailed note late friday night/ saturday morning that begins “Time for some facts.  Hopefully this will add some clarity”.  I won’d read the entire post but it is clear that Paul’s reinstatement, just 7 months after the original incident was very disturbing to the Diversity Council as well as the community as a whole.   Later in Jackie’s post he says “While I consider whether or not to continue my own future involvement, my concern is that this sequence of actions may prove more divisive than the incident itself.”    As I said, all this happened on Friday.   One day later, on Saturday evening  9/23/17 the following email   Tales of the Cocktail Co-Founders Step Down   “Co-Founders, Ann and Paul Tuennerman, will be transitioning away from their roles in producing the world’s renowned cocktail event, Tales of the Cocktail, effective immediately.   Melissa Young, who has served as Director of Operations for the past nine years will assume the reigns of the operating company behind the event, MOJO911, LLC, as President.”   The press release goes on with a quote from Ann:   "We have devoted our professional careers to the hospitality industry even before the formation of Tales of the Cocktail and the New Orleans Culinary and Cultural Preservation Society).  Our goal has always been to create something lasting that can benefit the industry and the people of New Orleans well beyond our years. This allows that to continue," said Ann R. Tuennerman.)   There is another quote from Paul, but no mention of the controversy or the timing of this decision.   “It has been an honor to spend the last fifteen years working within the industry to create something extraordinary. I am fortunate in that I have had the opportunity to work alongside some amazing bartenders, spirit producers, authors, and educators, from around the globe. While Ann and I have mixed emotions, we are excited about the next chapter in our lives, and look forward to watching the event continue to evolve and flourish,” said Paul G. Tuennerman. So congrats and best of luck to Melissa Young.  She’s a super nice and smart lady and it will be very interesting to see what the future brings for TOTC as the baton is passed to the next generation!   Toast of the Week: May we get what we want, May we get what we need, But may we never get what we deserve.  

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With "Fat Tuesday" and Marti Gras coming up we went to our expert in the kitchen, Chef Champion, who joined AM Fox Valley to give us all the insights on the celebration.

With "Fat Tuesday" and Marti Gras coming up we went to our expert in the kitchen, Chef Champion, who joined AM Fox Valley to give us all the insights on the celebration.

Professor Longhair, born Henry Roeland Byrd in Louisianan in 1918 was a piano player who shaped the sound of New Orleans’ jazz in the early 20th Century. Much of how we imagine New Orleans, and especially Marti Gras, is flavored and textured by the rhythm created by Professor Longhair. In this edition of Liner Notes […]

Professor Longhair, born Henry Roeland Byrd in Louisianan in 1918 was a piano player who shaped the sound of New Orleans’ jazz in the early 20th Century. Much of how we imagine New Orleans, and especially Marti Gras, is flavored and textured by the rhythm created by Professor Longhair. In this edition of Liner Notes...

Professor Longhair, born Henry Roeland Byrd in Louisianan in 1918 was a piano player who shaped the sound of New Orleans’ jazz in the early 20th Century. Much of how we imagine New Orleans, and especially Marti Gras, is flavored and textured by the rhythm created by Professor Longhair. In this edition of Liner Notes...

In this episode of the Spiraken Movie Review, The Second Theme Month of 2011 begins. So Listen as Xan and Deke start off The Month of Dope with an explorationary film into The Counterculture and the Myth of the American Dream as they review the 1969 movie "Easy Rider" Directed and Starring Dennis Hopper and Peter Fonda. It also has Jack Nicolson and a guest appearance by Phil Spectre. As they examine the brilliance and meloncholy nature of this film, Xan and Deke also discuss Hunter S. Thompson, why buying a movie we recommend is awesome, and how to avoid a bad acid trip. Please send us any comments concerns and ideas on how to make this podcast better. Let us know so we can do something about it. Also check out the facebook fangroup Spiraken Movie Review, And finally, listen to the primary podcast, The Spiraken Manga Review and check out Xan's sidekickery on the fightbait.com podcast Hope you enjoy. Music For Episode:Background Music -Could You Be Loved by Bob Marley (Bob Marley Greatest Hits), Intro Music -Born To Be Wild by Steppenwolf (Easy Rider OST), Background Music -The Pusher by Steppenwolf (Easy Rider OST), Background Music -strong> Rebuilding/Failure by Danny Elfman (Darkman OST), Background Music -The Weight by The Band (Easy Rider OST), Background Music -If You Want to Be a Bird by Holy Modal Rounders (Easy Rider OST), Background Music -Don't Bogart Me by Fraternity of Man (Easy Rider OST), Background Music -It's Alright Ma I'm only Bleeding by Bob Dylan (Easy Rider OST), Ending Music -Ballad of Easy Rider by Roger McGuinn (Darkman OST) Our Website http://www.spiraken.com Our Forum http://spiraken.darkbb.com Our Email Spirakenmovie@gmail.com My Email xan@spiraken.com Cohost's Email Deke.spiraken@gmail.com Our Twitter Spirakenmovie Our facebook fangroup Spiraken Movie Review Xboxlive Gamertag Xan Spiraken Our Voicemail 206-350-8462 Random Question of the Week: What did Wyatt and Billy eat when they got to Marti Gras?