Podcasts about mercury room

Kansas City Magazine Editor-in-Chief Martin Cizmar sits down with Brian Masilionis from Southern Glazer's Liquid Insights Tour. Only six cities were selected to be part of the 2022 Liquid Insights Tour. After kicking off in Houston in February, the tour included stops in Kansas City, New York, Las Vegas, Chicago and Los Angeles with insights compiled to discover emerging cocktail and wine trends across the U.S.   Over the course of two days, Brian Masilionis, Director, On-Premise Commercial Strategy & National Accounts for Southern Glazer's sampled 84 drinks in 15 establishments in Kansas City, including The Belfry, Char Bar, Chicken N Pickle, Farina, French Market, Gram & Dun, Hand in Glove, The Mercury Room, Monarch, Nighthawk, Novel, Rye, The Restaurant at 1900, The Town Company and Waldo Thai.  

Kansas City Magazine Editor-in-Chief Martin Cizmar sits down with David Manica! He is the founder, designer, and owner of The Monarch Bar, Verdigris, and The Mercury Room. Oh, he's also a world famous architect who has designed some of the biggest and most famous sports and entertainment venues in the world.   https://www.manicaarchitecture.com/ Like the music on the show? Follow KC band Doglava on Instagram and check them out on Spotify. Be sure to Like Kansas City Magazine on Facebook and follow us on Instagram. Subscribe to our newsletters, here.

Creating a unique experience around a routine part of everyone’s life isn’t a challenge that most people are keen to tackle. Noelle Manica isn’t most people and she proves that over and over again.   Noelle has been a professional model for almost 20 years, taking modeling assignments in Paris, LA and other fashion forward parts of the world. During the past 3 years, Noelle has entered the restaurant and bar industry and really made her mark on Kansas City.    Noelle and her husband, David have created an award winning cocktail experience by opening The Monarch Bar in Kansas City almost 3 years ago. Since seeing success at The Monarch, they have also opened the Mercury Room and Verdigris Lounge and they continue to set the bar incredibly high for a curated dining and cocktail experience.   Listen to the entire episode to learn more about Noelle Manica.   Connect with Noelle:   https://The.model.board https://Noellemanica.com https://www.themonarchbar.com   Connect with Seraphine:   https://seraphiend.com

It's our Thanksgiving episode and we're celebrating by eating some tasty tacos from MACHO TACO in Brookside with Dr. Amber Botros (Plus Size Model/Body Positive Advocate and Owner of Plaza Aesthetics Med Spa) and John Stoner (Former KC Cat Suit Guy, Dive Bar Expert, Master Tailgater and Hamm's Beer Enthusiast)! We also go LIVE to a press conference where long time Taco The Town Engineer Matt Allen has a special announcement that is not to be missed! Amber and John tell us about visiting the newest bar in KC, The Mercury Room! (Hay Smoke anyone?) John and Dave bond over their love of Hamm's Beer and John gives us the Origin of his KC Cat Suit and where the Cat Suit is today! (And Dave remembers his days trying to woo women with his Sasquatch costume!) John also tells us about his many tailgate tales and being on Queer Eye! Dave and his guests also ponder: " Do tacos make good tailgate foods?" & "Do they make taco flavored Hot Pockets?" We also run down a list of America's Favorite Thanksgiving Side Dishes! In the TACO TICKER we taco 'bout Taco Bell bringing back the Toasted Cheddar Chalupa! Chiefs player Taco Charlton gets on the injured Taco List! And we discuss the Atlanta Falcons player who eats Chipotle 4-5 times a day! And in TOWN OF THE TACO we ask "What's on your KC Postcard?" and we remember the salad days of dancing at FUNKYTOWN! ALL THIS AND: KC'S BEST DIVE BARS! WHAT WOULD YOU PUT IN YOUR PINATA? AND WHAT SHOULD NEVER GO ON A TACO? Recorded in Brookside outdoor on the heated patio at the Flying Horse Taproom. Have a Happy and Safe Thanksgiving from Taco The Town! Engineer: MATT "Soap Person" ALLEN. Music: Suneaters courtesy of LOTUSPOOL RECORDS. 

Daniel Emberg wanted to know why green onion cakes took hold in Edmonton when they did. He flew in from Winnipeg to join us for a live panel at the Mercury Room to find out the answer. Featuring special guests Linda Tzang, Siu To, and Marty Chan.

Alison Hagan of the MS Society is back to tell us about a personal passion, The Edmonton Story Slam. We learn how it all started, the talented participants, prize money and Paul & Chris have a slam of their own. The Moth really helped to popularize the idea of story slams. The Edmonton Story Slam was started by Alison’s sister Susan with the help of Alison and friends. You’ve got to follow the Rules when you attend a slam. The Mercury Room hosts the Story Slam. Gail de Vos. The Storytelling Festival. Matthew MacKenzie is a past winner of the Story Slam and a playwright. The Story Slam often partners with other organizations in the area like the public library. The Edmonton Story Slam is a non-profit organization ran by volunteers. The Arts Council, on spec and LitFest also provide support and partnerships from time to time. Alison tells us about Laura Lynn Johnston’s success at Story Slam. Laura Lynn heads up the team of the Edmonton chapter of Creative Mornings. Other regular storytellers, Shariq Wani, Nick Zon, Liam Shaw, Omar Mouallem, Kelsey Beier, Alyssa Hudson and many more can be found on the Past Winners page. Interview with Lea Thau, formerly with The Moth. Paul slams Chris with his story. Alison reminds us to check out MS Bike & MS Walk. The Edmonton Story Slam is every third Wednesday of the month at The Mercury Room. Thanks to Alison Hagan for judging our own little story slam and sharing her time! Please follow @yegstoryslam on twitter or Facebook and go out and see one! To talk to us, head over to Facebook, Twitter or Patreon. Support Montreal Sauce on Patreon

It was a heavy Alberta snowstorm that first led Steve Derpack to Edmonton indie-pop quartet, Nature Of. Without that storm, and a savvy Mercury Room sound-tech, Derpack might never have booked the band he’s been a fan of ever since. Hear the story in this week’s Capital City Records Podcast. Steve Derpack is a co-founder of the Edmonton Music Awards, Executive Director with the Arts Touring Alliance of Alberta and the owner of JCL Productions.

Jamie lists things (and people) she hates, Nora and Stanley find love in the feminine hygiene aisle, Carlito writes a song about girl repellent, and much more. Recorded live at the Mercury Room in Edmonton, AB. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If this week’s show were a party, it’d be one that would keep you dancing til dawn. With a musical resume that includes show busking across Europe, and a stint performing alongside circus acts in Granada, The Tequila Mockingbird Orchestra makes folk music with a worldly sound. In this set, you’ll hear Spanish, Celtic, Roma, and African influences on display as the band shares their unique brand of roots music. The performance you’ll hear tonight was recorded on the weekend of the 2015 Canadian Folk Music Awards. And, as you’ll hear, the crowd was in a mood to celebrate. The Tequila Mockingbird Orchestra is Ian Griffiths on vocals, keys and accordion, Kurt Loewen on vocals and guitar, Paul Wolda on percussion, Mack Shields on fiddle, and Keith Rodger on bass and mandolin.

This week on TransCanada Music West, we look back on a year’s worth of great live music from Western Canada’s best emerging and established acts. We’ll help you relive the glory days of summer with live songs from Jr. Gone Wild and Reuben and the Dark, recorded at the Calgary Folk Music Festival. Then we’ll take you to the west coast with Jay Malinowski and Close Talker captured during Breakout West in Victoria. Then, we’ll bring it all home with Colleen Brown and Michael Rault in full force in CKUA’s performance space."What A Great Day" Jr. Gone Wild (Live at Calgary Folk Fest)"Ready to Go" Petunia (Live at the Mercury Room)"Burning the Candle at Both Ends" Matt Patershuk (Live from Grande Prairie)"Devil's Time" Reuben and the Dark (Live at Calgary Folk Fest)"Heads" Close Talker (Live at Metro Theatre)"Donzoko Blues" Jay Malinowski & the Deadcoast (Live from Alix Goolden Hall)    "Moncton Flight 179" Colleen Brown (Live at CKUA)"Lost Something"  Michael Rault (Live at CKUA)"Prairie Girl" Rah Rah (Live at CKUA)"Rambleaway" Ryan Boldt (Live at the Mercury Room)"Institution" Slow Leaves (Live from Bailey Theatre)"Damn Tattoo" John Wort Hannam (Live at The Club)"Lick Your Wounds" Andy Shauf (Live from the Mercury Room)

A report on flying cows, an acrostic poem music video request, and a collection of bizarre elementary school aphorisms. Recorded live at the Mercury Room in Edmonton, AB. ## Links ## Rate GRTTWaK in iTunes: https://goo.gl/duVGq4 Join the mailing list: http://goo.gl/WvM6yG Upcoming live events: http://goo.gl/ZL2MJm Photos from our Edmonton event: https://goo.gl/sbxilJ Twitter: http://twitter.com/GRTTWaK Instagram: http://instagram.com/GRTTWaK Facebook: http://facebook.com/grownupsreadthingstheywroteaskids Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A self-described “rock-a-hillbilly yodeling Country Blues Boy” Petunia (of Petunia and the Vipers) performs his unique brand of country live from The Mercury Room. Petunia’s forthcoming solo album, 'Free as the Wind', will be released this fall. But tonight, you’ll have your chance to hear these brand-new songs performed live for an Edmonton audience. Petunia draws on a wide range of musical influences – Jimmie Rodgers to David Bowie; Hank Williams to Dead Kennedys – and seamlessly weaves them together to create a country-punk blend that will hook you. Setlist:Ready to GoCricket SongYes Baby YesPrimative LoveCalifornia BluesLoved in VainForgotten MelodyInside of YouI Hate A Man Like You (Jelly Roll Morton cover by Nathan Godfrey)Bicycle SongDeath Himself

This week on TransCanada Music West, we feature Ryan Boldt in concert at The Mercury Room in Edmonton. Ryan has been touring the country in support of his latest record, Broadside Ballads. The record is a collection of interpretations of traditional folk songs. The album’s title refers to songs printed on inexpensive paper sold for no more than a penny during the sixteenth and early twentieth centuries in towns and villages around Britain. In this week’s set, Ryan is joined by guitarist Clayton Linthicum (Kacy & Clayton) who shares Ryan’s affinity for traditional folk music. When Ryan isn’t recording solo, he’s performing as the front man of Saskatoon folk rock outfit The Deep Dark Woods.

This week on TransCanada Music West, CKUA presents Andy Shauf and his band recorded live at The Mercury Room in Edmonton. The Regina-based singer-songwriter's latest record The Bearer of Bad News recently received its US debut on Tender Loving Empire/Party Damage Records. Andy’s songs prompt comparisons to records by influential greats like Elliott Smith and Nick Drake, and have fans and critics calling him one of Canada's best new folk songwriters.