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Dan and Jay talk about Mike, getting closure, and the cover of “Dune.” This episode is brought to you by The Michigan Renaissance Festival! Find...

This week's episode brought to you by Slice on Broadway, and Sidekick Media Services and listeners like you at www.patreon.com/awesomecastIn this episode of the AwesomeCast, hosts Michael Sorg and Dave Podnar dive into a whirlwind of tech, travel, and unique experiences. From quirky small-town bookstores to high-tech Apple features, this episode is packed with engaging stories and fascinating discoveries. Tune in to hear about the latest gadgets, adventures, and unexpected surprises. Plus, meet “Pizza Dog,” the studio's temporary furry guest. • Meet Pizza Dog: The episode starts with a heartwarming tale of a stray dog that joined the Sorgatron Media studio, dubbed “Pizza Dog.” Listeners get live updates about this unexpected guest throughout the show. • Grand Rapids, Ohio Adventure: Michael shares his solo visit to Grand Rapids, Ohio, where he explored the Little House Books and Art bookstore. The highlight of the visit was a full-size replica of Battle Cat from the He-Man series. This small town, known as “The Grandest of the Old Canal Towns,” offers a unique nostalgic experience with quaint shops and scenic riverside views. • He-Man Golden Book: At the bookstore, Michael picks up a He-Man Golden Book titled “He-Man Smells Trouble.” They discuss the old-fashioned artwork and how these books stir memories of classic childhood storytelling. • Apple's Latest Updates: Dave dives into the new features of Apple's latest iOS 18 update. He demonstrates the enhanced calculator app, showcasing its new math notes feature that supports handwriting recognition and graphing capabilities. The update brings significant improvements to the Apple intelligence features, including advanced photo search options. • MacOS and MacBook Updates: Michael shares his experiences with the latest MacOS update on his MacBook Pro. He mentions the changes and how the new system's display options have affected his workflow during broadcasts. • Historical Tech in Pittsburgh: The hosts delve into Pittsburgh's historical streetcar system, discussing how the city's public transit has evolved. They explore remnants of the old trolley system and discuss how technology and infrastructure development have shaped Pittsburgh's transit landscape. • Medieval Adventures: Michael recounts his visit to the Michigan Renaissance Festival, featuring authentic jousting with knights in full armor. The detailed discussion includes insights into the knights' gear, jousting practices, and the medieval fair's lively atmosphere. He compares this experience to other Renaissance fairs, noting the realistic combat and theatricality. • Bronner's Christmas Wonderland: Michael and Dave talk about visiting Bronner's Christmas Wonderland, a massive Christmas store in Michigan. While details are sparse in the summary, it highlights the store's size and the unique experience it offers, perfect for Christmas enthusiasts.Tune in to stay updated on the latest in tech, gadgets, and geek culture, all while supporting your favorite podcast network! Subscribe to the Podcast: awesomecast.com Sorgatron Media Podcast Network Feed: sorgatronmedia.fireside.fm Join our AwesomeCast Facebook Group to see what we're sharing and to join the discussion! You can support the show at Patreon.com/awesomecast! Special Thanks to kidmental for the new AwesomeCast Sounds! Visit him at www.kidmental.com Join our live show Tuesdays around 7:00 PM EST on AwesomeCast Facebook, Youtube and Sorgatron Media Twitch!

This week's episode brought to you by Slice on Broadway, and Sidekick Media Services and listeners like you at www.patreon.com/awesomecastIn this episode of the AwesomeCast, hosts Michael Sorg and Dave Podnar dive into a whirlwind of tech, travel, and unique experiences. From quirky small-town bookstores to high-tech Apple features, this episode is packed with engaging stories and fascinating discoveries. Tune in to hear about the latest gadgets, adventures, and unexpected surprises. Plus, meet “Pizza Dog,” the studio's temporary furry guest. • Meet Pizza Dog: The episode starts with a heartwarming tale of a stray dog that joined the Sorgatron Media studio, dubbed “Pizza Dog.” Listeners get live updates about this unexpected guest throughout the show. • Grand Rapids, Ohio Adventure: Michael shares his solo visit to Grand Rapids, Ohio, where he explored the Little House Books and Art bookstore. The highlight of the visit was a full-size replica of Battle Cat from the He-Man series. This small town, known as “The Grandest of the Old Canal Towns,” offers a unique nostalgic experience with quaint shops and scenic riverside views. • He-Man Golden Book: At the bookstore, Michael picks up a He-Man Golden Book titled “He-Man Smells Trouble.” They discuss the old-fashioned artwork and how these books stir memories of classic childhood storytelling. • Apple's Latest Updates: Dave dives into the new features of Apple's latest iOS 18 update. He demonstrates the enhanced calculator app, showcasing its new math notes feature that supports handwriting recognition and graphing capabilities. The update brings significant improvements to the Apple intelligence features, including advanced photo search options. • MacOS and MacBook Updates: Michael shares his experiences with the latest MacOS update on his MacBook Pro. He mentions the changes and how the new system's display options have affected his workflow during broadcasts. • Historical Tech in Pittsburgh: The hosts delve into Pittsburgh's historical streetcar system, discussing how the city's public transit has evolved. They explore remnants of the old trolley system and discuss how technology and infrastructure development have shaped Pittsburgh's transit landscape. • Medieval Adventures: Michael recounts his visit to the Michigan Renaissance Festival, featuring authentic jousting with knights in full armor. The detailed discussion includes insights into the knights' gear, jousting practices, and the medieval fair's lively atmosphere. He compares this experience to other Renaissance fairs, noting the realistic combat and theatricality. • Bronner's Christmas Wonderland: Michael and Dave talk about visiting Bronner's Christmas Wonderland, a massive Christmas store in Michigan. While details are sparse in the summary, it highlights the store's size and the unique experience it offers, perfect for Christmas enthusiasts.Tune in to stay updated on the latest in tech, gadgets, and geek culture, all while supporting your favorite podcast network! Subscribe to the Podcast: awesomecast.com Sorgatron Media Podcast Network Feed: sorgatronmedia.fireside.fm Join our AwesomeCast Facebook Group to see what we're sharing and to join the discussion! You can support the show at Patreon.com/awesomecast! Special Thanks to kidmental for the new AwesomeCast Sounds! Visit him at www.kidmental.com Join our live show Tuesdays around 7:00 PM EST on AwesomeCast Facebook, Youtube and Sorgatron Media Twitch!

Dan and Jay are back to talk about depressing technology and Jay's many recent injuries! This episode is brought to you by D'Addario and The Michigan Renaissance Festival!...

-The Michigan Renaissance Festival is back and you won't believe what VIP upgrades will get you. -Is it time to kill of group trips? -Hannah found a dead body in the studio!  -A Holiday Inn in Ontario is going viral and it's all Trudeau's fault -The Golden Bachelorette is coming, so let's meet some silver foxes!

This week we say good-bye to Arleen Sorkin, the original Harley Quinn, and the great Bob Barker.  We also talk a little bit about Baldur's Gate 3.  We discuss the Michigan Renaissance Festival.  We talk about nerdy cookbooks, specifically the new one Russ was given.  We finish things off with our discussion of the first two episodes of Ahsoka, as well as trying to explain to someone that Star Wars and Star Trek are not in the same universe, or even multi-verse.

Grem has been playing the siren song of the season for the last 100+ days nonstop and Jack and Lilith are at their wit's end. Luckily, Beleth has answered their call to help break Grem from his mystification. Grem has juices. Jack begs for extra death. Lilith learns to be more inclusive.⁣This week's special guest is Shaughn Gerics. Shaughn is a talented improviser and musician who would absolutely love it if you checked out The Music of Cloverbeard, a playlist of his live performance at The Michigan Renaissance Festival's Red Lion Pub. You can find it at bit.ly/cloverbeard⁣~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~⁣⁣⁣You can find this episode and others at deadwavesradio.com but you can still listen, rate, and subscribe on your favorite casting platform.⁣⁣⁣Check out the other great shows on Joy Road Media by following them on Facebook and Instagram.⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣We've got merch and it's straight from The Nexus: https://www.redbubble.com/people/The-Nexus/shop?asc=u⁣⁣⁣Want to support the show and get some stuff in return? Consider joining our Patreon for sneak peeks, bonus content, and more! patreon.com/deadwavesradio⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣#improvpodcast #improvgroup #improvisor #detroitimprov #puremichigan #deadwaves #improvised #paranormal #podcast #makedetroitstrangeagain #2spooky4tv #mariahcarey #christmas #sirensong #music #demon #summon #mandolin #improvcomedy #michiganimprov #detroitmichigan #detroitcomedy #midwestimprov #midwestcomedy #comedy #parody #advice⁣⁣⁣

This week we discuss the latest news and rumors from HBO Max. We talk a little bit about Sandman again.  We briefly talk about the Michigan Renaissance Festival. We touch on comics and who was our first version of some of the DC heroes. We spend a little time discussing future MCU castings, and a good amount of time talking about She-Hulk.

It's frustrating when the people who are supposed to care for you don't give you the basic necessities. Barry Needles is just a simple cactus looking for some water, man. Grem lies about his size. Lilith transforms. Jack has a new product just for you!⁣ ⁣ This week's special guest is

The guys at TS2M may be a bunch of homebody geeks, but they like to get out and party when the opportunity arises.  A couple of weeks ago, the guys took a trip to the Michigan Renaissance Festival in Holly, MI.  This episode is about that trip and teases at a future episode of Gullible's Travels.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/talkstupid2me)

The state has announced some details of a $600 million Flint water crisis settlement, a University of Michigan coronavirus dashboard shows the school’s positive tests and the Michigan Renaissance Festival is canceled for 2020.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we talk about the new Birds of Prey trailer. Russ talks about the end of the Michigan Renaissance Festival season. We discuss the biggest news of the week, that Spiderman is back in the MCU. We also talk about random things that come to mind. The usual.

Bernard and Andre venture over to the yearly renaissance festival in Holly to eat some turkey legs, among other things.

For Episode 59 Steve comes straight from the 2019 Michigan Renaissance Festival. He gives his thoughts on a Scottish Egg and what the festival experience is like. For the first time in quite a while, we recap drafting a fantasy football team. For a taste test this week we try a Burger King Impossible Burger. […] The post Episode 59 Luck Walks Away, The Renaissance Festival and Impossible Burgers appeared first on Fat Guys on a Little Podcast!.

The functional glass community is defined, in part, by the technical mastery and mind-blowing aesthetic of high-end art pipes. But in equal measure, philanthropy defines this growing segment of the glass art community. One key player in organizing charitable events within the pipe community is Allison Key, founder and director of the well-known Michigan Glass Project (MGP), a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.  The 2019 MGP will be held July 19 - 21 at the Russell Industrial Center, Detroit, Michigan. MGP’s mission is to unite artists through charitable events that create and foster positive change in the community.Artwork created on site at the yearly happening is sold, auctioned, or raffled to raise money for a philanthropic cause. A large silent auction is held during MGP with artwork continually being added throughout the weekend. Profits generated above expenses to hold the event are donated to the yearly charity. Since its inception in 2012, MGP has donated $36,000 to The Belle Isle Aquarium in Detroit, the nation’s oldest operating aquarium. In 2015, MGP began working with Art Road Nonprofit, an organization dedicated to returning art classes to Detroit area public schools, donating $40,000 to the cause. MGP’s 2016 event double that donation to $80,000. Previously Art Road was only able to provide art to grades K-5 at Spain Elementary, but the increased funds allowed middle schoolers at that school to be added to the roster. MGP’S 2017 donation marked a milestone in giving as the organization hit its $100,000 goal. Art Road used the additional money to add art class to a fourth school. The following year’s $125,000 resulted in the addition of art classes at two Ecorse schools. Thanks in part to MGP, Art Road now provides complete art class curriculum including instructors and supplies to over 2,200 Metro Detroit students at six schools.       To document this unique and highly successful project, Dan Collins, filmmaker who worked on Marble Slinger’s 2012 Degenerate Artmovie and his own documentary about Marcel Braun’s Project 33, will produce a documentary film on Key and MGP. A Kickstarter to raise funds for Collins’ film will be launched next week some time, around the first of July 2019.   Key is co-owner of Urban Pheasant Glass Studio, the Crystal Dragon at the Michigan Renaissance Festival, a wholesale glass business called Key Glass Co. and a retail location in Detroit called Motown Shakedown. In 2018, Key also became co-owner of Glassroots Art Show, a fixture in the industry as a multi-faceted event bringing together suppliers, toolmakers, high-end artists, production blowers, distribution companies, galleries, and head shops. After celebrating a decade in Madison, Wisconsin, in 2019 Glassroots is moving to Asheville, North Carolina, where the trade show will be held October 7 through 9.      

This week we recorded live, in front of a patio audience, at Bottoms Up, a pub just down the road from the Michigan Renaissance Festival. This episode is a little different from others. You won't hear us talking about our weeks, and only a little bit about what we're drinking (but trust us, the drinks were flowing). Instead what you get is several guests who have been long time performers at the Michigan Renaissance Festival telling some of their favorite stories and what it's like to be a ren faire performer. We also talk about the Captain Marvel trailer and Batman: Damned with the first appearance of the Bat-A-Wang. HUGE thank yous to everyone that took the time to come on the show and talk to us, and to everyone that came out to just hang out and listen to our show.

This is your Daily Detroit recorded on Monday, September 17. After your headlines, Sven Gustafson will chat about the anti-Gerrymandering proposal on this November’s ballot with Jamie Lyons-Eddy of Voters Not Politicians. But first, let’s dive into the stories. - The owners of the Crowne Plaza hotel in downtown Detroit are withdrawing their plans to build a 28-story, 500-room tower after their latest attempt was blocked by the City Council. - Former U.S. Rep. John Dingell is in the hospital after suffering an apparent heart attack Monday. - After 15 years with the team, Detroit Red Wings captain Henrik Zetterberg is hanging up his skates. The team announced his retirement on Friday at the first day of training camp. - The Oakland County Health Division says someone with a confirmed case of hepatitis A attended the Michigan Renaissance Festival on Saturday, September 1st. - There’s a proposal to overhaul rates for Detroit’s parking tickets. The city has among the highest parking-ticket rates in the region, and Detroit City Council President Pro Tem Mary Sheffield wants to change that. - Here’s a story about sausage. Specifically, the Corridor Sausage Company. - The Detroit Institute of Arts says a record 73,239 students visited the museum on field trips last school year. Sponsors: Milo Digital: http://www.milodetroit.com Members like you: http://www.dailydetroit.com/become-a-member/ Like the show? Share it with a friend: http://www.dailydetroit.com/podcast/

Recorded at the Michigan Renaissance Festival! Hob & village idiot Gwendolyn sit down and talk relationships, friendships and … otherwise.