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In this weeks sermon Revd Roger Revell preaches from Acts 16:7-26.

Son nouveau projet d'émission, le talk-show qu'il regrette, son étrange photo avec Céline Dion, les chanteuses qu'il aimerait voir à l'Eurovision ou encore sa pire bourde sur RTL, Stéphane Bern a refait sa télé ce samedi 14 septembre avec Eric Dussart et Jade !

Le moment où il a perdu goût à la vie, ce qui l'agace à la télévision, l'époque où il a perdu sa modestie ou encore les coulisses de sa chronique sur DSK, Stéphane Guillon refait sa télé ce samedi 7 septembre. Cyril Féraud, également invité, évoque la naissance de son fils Tim et son arrive dans "Tout le monde veut prendre sa place" ! Ecoutez On refait la télé avec Éric Dussart, Jade, Isabelle Morini-Bosc du 07 septembre 2024.

The last remaining Denny's in San Francisco has shuttered after nearly 25 years. The 24-hour diner chain's 816 Mission St. location closed Aug. 1, franchise owner Chris Haque told SFGATE. As of Aug. 12, the Denny's sign has been painted over. “We're the only store left, and we operated until the last day that we could,” Haque said. “The cost of doing business is tremendous. There's vandalism, and people come and eat and walk away, and there's no one to stop them.” Haque claimed that dining and dashing was a big issue at the Denny's near Union Square, which he said cut into the restaurant's profit margins. He also pointed to the lack of conventions in San Francisco over the past few years, which the restaurant typically depended on for business. Haque used to be the franchise owner of a Denny's location in San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf as well, which closed in 2019, and still runs a Denny's in Tacoma, Washington.

Coffee Klatch tonight! 5pm sign waving on Mission St in front of Sparky's and Klatch at 6pm. Marion-Polk First PAC recommendations: https://www.marionpolkfirst.com/vote OR will have lowest turnout ever in primary? https://www.oregonlive.com/politics/2024/05/oregon-on-track-for-low-turnout-in-tuesdays-primary.html?outputType=amp 14% turnout: https://oregoncatalyst.com/77606-14-turnout-hoyles-17k-legal-bill-robinson-haul.html Rep Helfrich: USPS improperly holding ballots: https://oregoncatalyst.com/77566-rep-helfrich-ballots-improperly-held.html Will scandal hurt Dems in OR? https://thedispatch.com/newsletter/dispatch-politics/the-gop-hopes-an-oregon-scandal-yields-a-house-pickup/Illegal alien voter registrations: how to attack them before Nov 24: https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/05/illegal-alien-voter-registrations-how-attack-it-prevent/ Trump hush money trial: Cohen admits he stole 30k from Trump: https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/05/michael-cohen-tells-court-he-stole-donald-trump/  

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DIMANCHE 10 MARS 2024Stéphanie et David Monnier - Domaine La Buissonnade (Vallée du Rhône)C'est en 2001 que l'aventure viticole débute avec seulement 5 ha de vignes sur l'exploitation familiale fondée dans les années 70. Vingt ans plus tard, le Domaine La Buissonnade s'établit sur 25 ha répartis sur les communes de Rasteau, Travaillan, Sérignan et Orange. Aujourd'hui, la propriété familiale est dirigée d'une main de maître par David et Stéphanie accompagnés de leurs filles Clémence et Camille.Armand Heitz - Domaine Armand Heitz (Bourgogne)Situé au cœur de la Bourgogne, le domaine Armand Heitz est une ode à la nature et à l'agriculture durable. Fondé par Armand Heitz, vigneron et éleveur passionné, il s'étend sur 28 ha de vignes en Bourgogne et dans le Beaujolais. Issu d'une famille de vignerons, Armand Heitz a repris le flambeau familial en 2012, avec pour ambition de redonner vie à ce patrimoine viticole. Guidé par des valeurs fortes, il s'engage dans une agriculture respectueuse de l'environnement, en pratiquant la biodynamie et la permaculture.

On three consecutive nights from Feb. 26-28, 2024, Fr. Eric gave a series of reflections on the life of St. Peter in the context of a Lenten Mission held at St. James in Colgan, Ontario. Fr. Eric refers to a series of episodes (Ep. 17-22) on St. Peter in the context of the Restore the Glory podcast (www.restoretheglorypodcast.com) with Dr. Bob Schuchts and Jake Khym. Watch Catholic Latte on YouTube and Facebook. An audio version of the podcast is available on Spotify, iTunes and Podbean.

On three consecutive nights from Feb. 26-28, 2024, Fr. Eric gave a series of reflections on the life of St. Peter in the context of a Lenten Mission held at St. James in Colgan, Ontario. Fr. Eric refers to a series of episodes (Ep. 17-22) on St. Peter in the context of the Restore the Glory podcast (www.restoretheglorypodcast.com) with Dr. Bob Schuchts and Jake Khym. Watch Catholic Latte on YouTube and Facebook. An audio version of the podcast is available on Spotify, iTunes and Podbean.

On three consecutive nights from Feb. 26-28, 2024, Fr. Eric gave a series of reflections on the life of St. Peter in the context of a Lenten Mission held at St. James in Colgan, Ontario. Fr. Eric refers to a series of episodes (Ep. 17-22) on St. Peter in the context of the Restore the Glory podcast (www.restoretheglorypodcast.com) with Dr. Bob Schuchts and Jake Khym. Watch Catholic Latte on YouTube and Facebook. An audio version of the podcast is available on Spotify, iTunes and Podbean.

Fr. Roger J. Landry St. Matthew Parish, Windham, NH Parish Day of Recollection: “Eucharistic Help for a Holy Lent: The Eucharistic Revival and Jesus' Call to Pray, Fast and Give Alms” February 23, 2024 https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/catholicpreaching/2.23.24_Hungering_for_What_God_Hungers_1.mp3 The post Hungering for What Jesus Hungers: Fasting for the Feast of Faith, Parish Eucharistic Mission, St. Matthew’s, Windham, NH, February 23, 2024 appeared first on Catholic Preaching.

Fr. Roger J. Landry St. Matthew Parish, Windham, NH Parish Day of Recollection: “Eucharistic Help for a Holy Lent: The Eucharistic Revival and Jesus' Call to Pray, Fast and Give Alms” February 24, 2024 https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/catholicpreaching/2.24.24_Eucharistic_Driven_Almsgiving_1.mp3 The post Eucharistic Almsgiving: Making Our Charity a Commentary on the Words of Consecration, Parish Eucharistic Mission, St. Matthew’s, Windham, NH, February 24, 2024 appeared first on Catholic Preaching.

Fr. Roger J. Landry St. Matthew Parish, Windham, NH Parish Day of Recollection: “Eucharistic Help for a Holy Lent: The Eucharistic Revival and Jesus' Call to Pray, Fast and Give Alms” February 24, 2024 https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/catholicpreaching/2.24.24_Going_into_the_Desert_Adoring_God_Alone_1.mp3   The post Going with Jesus into the Desert: Adoring God Alone, Parish Eucharistic Mission, St. Matthew’s, Windham, NH, February 24, 2024 appeared first on Catholic Preaching.

DIMANCHE 07 JANVIER 2024Stéphane Rosa - Guide Hachette des vinsDepuis plus de 30 ans, la parution du Guide Hachette des Vins est devenue un rendez-vous incontournable pour les amateurs de vins, et le guide s'est imposé comme le guide d'achat de vins de référence. Chaque année, c'est donc un tour de France des meilleurs vins et domaines viticoles français que vous propose le Guide Hachette des Vins.Jean-Luc Zuger - Château Malescot Saint-Exupéry (Bordeaux)Niché au cœur de l'Appellation Margaux, l'histoire de Château Malescot Saint-Exupéry débute au XVIe siècle. Propriété de la famille Zuger depuis 1955, c'est aujourd'hui Jean-Luc et Catherine qui sont à la tête de la propriété familiale représentant ainsi la troisième génération. 3ème Grand Cru Classé de Margaux en 1855, le Château Malescot Saint-Exupéry se déploie aujourd'hui sur 28 ha de vignes certifiées HVE.

Josh Wilson had a vision to make an impact on deeply rooted systemic poverty in his community. In learning the importance of listening over telling and how to act with more than just good intentions, Josh has connected families with resources as prevention methods for violent outcomes for more than 16 years. Today, Josh shares how his non-profit Mission: St. Louis has become a lighthouse for the community, and how they've empowered individuals for social and economic growth through relationship and opportunity, breaking the cycle of poverty. My friends, this conversation illustrates the power of how loving the one in front of you, forging relationships, and creating purposeful opportunity can transform communities and our world.

Sidewalk vendors in San Francisco's Mission District came together Friday to push back against a temporary ban.The small business owners say the temporary ban on street vendors in the neighborhood is crippling them.Several members of the city's street vendors association marched from Mission Street to San Francisco City HallThey agree Mission Street has become violent and even deadly - because of illicit sales by illegal vendors. But the members of one group made up of vendors, who have legal permits from the city to operate say they are not the problem."it's kind of hard to say. It's really complicated. Because the city makes us look like criminals. We are not criminals. We are families," said street vendor Rodrigo Lopez.Support the show

In this session, we consider the extraordinary role that the Christian family plays in the sanctification of the world.  Written in 1981, The Role of the Christian Family in the Modern World was the second Apostolic Exhortation written by this great pope, and it continues to have much to say about the nature and vocation of those united in family life. 

Voici la deuxième partie portant sur la mission St-Claude, véritable premier établissement colonial du Témiscamingue. Bonne écoute! Merci à nos partenaires!Constructions Rivard - https://www.constructionsrivard.com/Miel Abitémis - https://www.mielabitemis.com/Devenez membre Patreon en vous rendant au https://www.patreon.com/sltdh et profitez de dizaines d'heures de contenu exclusif!Procurez-vous votre marchandise aux couleurs de SLTDH en vous rendant au https://www.teepublic.com/user/sltdh?fbclid=IwAR2iZT54ghl6ziSCVoWc8Jy0eWnRLRRuz-KE1hFqh8nIG562O8rTpzO1o1gRejoignez-nous sur Twitch : https://www.twitch.tv/sltdhNotez que chaque épisode hebdomadaire est présenté sur la chaîne Twitch de TouskiTV tous les dimanches soirs dès 18h00 : https://www.twitch.tv/touskitvAbonnez-vous à notre chaîne YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2y8ecp5-KYF6y51rqi6hlQUne présentation des Éditions Dernier Mot: https://editionsderniermot.com/

An update from Elicia Hinson on Local Church St. Pete's partnership with St. Petersburg Free Clinic.

Voici la première partie sur la mission St-Claude, mission catholique s'étant installée sur les rives du lac Témiscamingue au 19e siècle dont le but était l'évangélisation des Autochtones. Écoutez pour constater que le succès de la mission ne passera pas par cet objectif. Merci à nos partenaires!Constructions Rivard - https://www.constructionsrivard.com/Miel Abitémis - https://www.mielabitemis.com/Devenez membre Patreon en vous rendant au https://www.patreon.com/sltdh et profitez de dizaines d'heures de contenu exclusif!Procurez-vous votre marchandise aux couleurs de SLTDH en vous rendant au https://www.teepublic.com/user/sltdh?fbclid=IwAR2iZT54ghl6ziSCVoWc8Jy0eWnRLRRuz-KE1hFqh8nIG562O8rTpzO1o1gRejoignez-nous sur Twitch : https://www.twitch.tv/sltdhAbonnez-vous à notre chaîne YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2y8ecp5-KYF6y51rqi6hlQUne présentation des Éditions Dernier Mot: https://editionsderniermot.com/

Fr. Eric gave a three-day Lenten Mission at St. James Parish in Colgan, Ontario on the subject of the Beatitudes (Mt 5:1-12) during March 20-22, 2023. Watch Catholic Latte on YouTube and Facebook. An audio version of the podcast is available also on Spotify, Stitcher, iTunes and Podbean.

Fr. Eric gave a three-day Lenten Mission at St. James Parish in Colgan, Ontario on the subject of the Beatitudes (Mt 5:1-12) during March 20-22, 2023. Watch Catholic Latte on YouTube and Facebook. An audio version of the podcast is available also on Spotify, Stitcher, iTunes and Podbean.

Fr. Eric gave a three-day Lenten Mission at St. James Parish in Colgan, Ontario on the subject of the Beatitudes (Mt 5:1-12) during March 20-22, 2023. Watch Catholic Latte on YouTube and Facebook. An audio version of the podcast is available also on Spotify, Stitcher, iTunes and Podbean.

DIMANCHE 05 MARS 2023 Stéphane Travert - Ancien ministre de l'Agriculture   Homme politique français, Stéphane Travert a été ministre de l'Agriculture et de l'Alimentation en 2017 sous le second gouvernement d'Edouard Philippe. Il a été membre du Parti Socialiste, député de la 3ème circonscription de la Manche et conseiller régional de Normandie de 2016 à 2017. Il est de nouveau député depuis octobre 2018. Engagé pour la cause agricole, il a signé en 2020 une tribune contre l'agribashing et pour défendre les agriculteurs.      Antonin Lacour - Fabrice et Antonin Lacour Le vin fait depuis toujours partie de la vie d'Antonin, c'est donc tout naturellement qu'il a fait le choix de suivre un BTS Viticulture-Œnologie à Beaune. Viticulteur depuis 2017, Antonin travaille aux côtés de Fabrice, son père au sein de l'exploitation familiale. Le duo exploite aujourd'hui, 14 hectares de vignes en Appellations Côtes-du-Couchois, Hautes-Côtes de Beaune et Maranges. Membre du bureau de l'Appellation Côtes-du-Couchois, Antonin a à cœur de valoriser son terroir et à mettre en avant l'esprit d'équipe qui règne entre les vignerons de leur territoire.   

Fr. Eric gave a talk on "Becoming More Receptive to God" in the context of a Lenten Mission hosted at St. Paul's in Alliston, ON. This presentation has been divided into two videos in the context of the podcast to reflect the fact that there was an intermission during the live event. The video feed for the first video was discontinued abruptly because of a power issue, but this was restored for the second video following the intermission. Fortunately, the sound was preserved for the entirety of the presentation. Fr. Eric reviewed various parables in the Gospel of Matthew illustrating various facets related to the Kingdom of God, including the Parables of the Sower (Mt 13:1-23), the Weeds and the Weed (Mt 13:24-43), the Mustard Seed (Mt 13:31-32), the Leaven (Mt 13:33), the Buried Treasure (Mt 13:44) and the Pearl of Great Price (Mt 13:45-46). Fr. Eric was planning to speak about the Parable of the Net (Mt 13:47-52), but had to stop before doing so because of symptoms stemming from a lingering cold. Watch Catholic Latte on YouTube and Facebook. An audio version is available also on Spotify, Stitcher, iTunes and Podbean.

Fr. Eric gave a talk on "Becoming More Receptive to God" in the context of a Lenten Mission hosted at St. Paul's in Alliston, ON. This presentation has been divided into two videos in the context of the podcast to reflect the fact that there was an intermission during the live event. The video feed for the first video was discontinued abruptly because of a power issue, but this was restored for the second video following the intermission. Fortunately, the sound was preserved for the entirety of the presentation. Fr. Eric reviewed various parables in the Gospel of Matthew illustrating various facets related to the Kingdom of God, including the Parables of the Sower (Mt 13:1-23), the Weeds and the Weed (Mt 13:24-43), the Mustard Seed (Mt 13:31-32), the Leaven (Mt 13:33), the Buried Treasure (Mt 13:44) and the Pearl of Great Price (Mt 13:45-46). Fr. Eric was planning to speak about the Parable of the Net (Mt 13:47-52), but had to stop before doing so because of symptoms stemming from a lingering cold. Watch Catholic Latte on YouTube and Facebook. An audio version is available also on Spotify, Stitcher, iTunes and Podbean.

Did you know, coffee consumption in the United States rose by 14% from January 2021 through January 2022, according to the National Coffee Association? And demand for top-quality coffee like organic and fair-trade is on a roll in every region of the world.   Coffee was an important part of my early life for many years, but not for the reasons you may think. I wasn't a consumer, or even the passionate consumer I am today until 2011. From 2002 - 2009 I was a barista at Starbucks, but never drank coffee. At that time, I was just deeply passionate about coffee culture, and how this ritual was impacting people lives. I was so happy to be apart of this 2nd wave, bringing joy into peoples mornings and creating community. It wasn't until I moved to Venice that I became a consumer and in large part I have to thank Groundwork Coffee for that. I'm just happy my entry point into the category as a consumer was with such a premium, organic and great brand.   I recently met Eddy Cola, CEO of Groundwork Coffee Co at a restaurant in Venice. Being as Groundwork was a catalyst for my early entry point into coffee, I was excited to chat with him. Eddy, is a fascinating person and entrepreneur originally from Montreal Canada. His career started in music, both as a musician and talent mamanger and then developed into a management role at his family business, a beef processing company. He joined Groundwork in 2011, and has been on a mission to build this organically gown, fair-traded coffee brand into the 10 retail cafes, two roasters, a brewery (for cold brew/nitro) and the national network of distribution, it is at today.   In this epiosde, Eddy highlights how Groundwork recently celebrated 3 decades in business and went through a recent rebranding. He discusses his guiding principles of conscious capitalizism and how he leads Groundwork into the future as the category and competition continues to grow.   For On The Pass listeners, Eddy and the team are offering 20% off orders made through their website with the code ONTHEPASS20. Get your coffee supply up for the holidays and take advantage of this generous offer.    For more info on Groundwork Coffee Co: https://www.groundworkcoffee.com     Follow Groundwork Coffee on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/groundworkcoffee/?hl=en     Follow On The Pass: https://bit.ly/3BpHckD     Follow our Host, Gabriel Ornelas: https://bit.ly/3hTpONC     Gabriel's Article - Old Road Rum Co: A Brand, A History, A Mission (St. Kitts and Nevis): https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/old-road-rum-co-brand-history-mission-gabriel-ornelas/?trackingId=     Lets work together! Get in contact: www.gabrielornelas.com  

DIMANCHE 13 NOVEMBRE 2022 Stéfan Tisseyre et Florent Rouanet - Les Barques Riquet   Tous les deux issus d'une famille de vignerons, Stéfan et Florent sont très attachés à leur terre natale. C'est en tant que Rugbyman professionnel pour le club de Carcassone XIII que Florent commence sa carrière avant de revenir vers la vigne en 2020. Stéfan, quant à lui s'est construit une brillante carrière dans le mannequinat international. C'est leur passion commune pour le vin qui les a réunis ! Le duo de choc a donc tout naturellement fait le choix de collaborer pour créer une cuvée à leur image. Et c'est en 2022, que l'aventure des Barques Riquet commence. Le nom n'a pas été choisi au hasard, les barques font référence à une place au centre-ville de Narbonne, ville natale de Stéfan. Et « riquet » est le surnom que l'entourage de Stéfan lui a attribué. Issue d'un assemblage des cépages typiques du Languedoc, cette cuvée est une première incursion dans le monde du vin pour Stéfan.    Emilie Fichter - the_wine_pianist  Depuis toujours, la musique fait partie de la vie d'Emilie. À l'âge de 6 ans, elle débute le piano et intègre le conservatoire d'Avignon où elle y remporte de nombreux concours. Talentueuse et passionnée Emilie rejoint le conservatoire national supérieur de musique et de danse de Paris avant de devenir soliste de métier. Pianiste aux multiples facettes, Emilie s'intéresse également au monde du vin. C'est à travers la découverte et le plaisir gustatif qu'est né sa passion d'analyser le vin et d'y trouver des correspondances avec des sensations et des émotions. C'est donc tout naturellement qu'Emilie a cherché à rapprocher la musique et le vin pour en décupler le ressenti. C'est ainsi qu'est né le concept de la pianologie, ou le vin est illustré en musique. À travers la pianologie, Emilie met en avant la correspondance entre les sensations véhiculées par la musique et éprouvées autour du vin. Retrouvez sur son blog the_wine_pianist, ses accords originaux de vins et de musiques.  

Brian Kelly sits down with August's Voice of Caring partner Mission St. Louis and Josh Wilson.

President and Executive director of Mission St. Louis Josh Wilson is our Voice of Caring Partner this month. He talks the cause the poverty of St. Louis and how to fix the situation. 

Fr. Roger J. Landry St. Monica Parish, Kalamazoo, MI July 18, 2022 https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/catholicpreaching/7.18.22_Eucharistic_Form_of_Christian_Life_1.mp3 The post The Eucharistic Form of Christian Life, Parish Eucharistic Mission, St. Monica’s Parish, Kalamazoo, MI, July 18, 2022 appeared first on Catholic Preaching.

Fr. Roger J. Landry St. Monica Parish, Kalamazoo, MI July 17, 2022   https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/catholicpreaching/7.17.22_Eucharistic_Amazement_1.mp3 The post O Res Mirabilis: Increasing Eucharistic Amazement, Daring to Do All You Can, Parish Eucharistic Mission, St. Monica’s Parish, Kalamazoo, MI, July 17, 2022 appeared first on Catholic Preaching.

Here's some bonus content from our host Jason and our Director Director of Workforce Programs Jaison McCall to hold you over until season 4! This season we looked back on the last 15 years of Mission: St. Louis, in this episode we look at where Mission: St. Louis is headed. 

Executive Director Josh Wilson on their work against deep rooted poverty issues, which is now celebrating 15 years, and why they should be considered on Give STL Day. Check out their site: https://www.missionstl.org/

This week we wrap up season three of Say That to Say This with Josh, Joy and Andy. The trio talk about some of their favorite memories, the hard times and what it means to them to work together. This may be the end of season three, but it's not the end of Mission: St. Louis.  Stay tuned for some bonus content in the coming days!    **Disclaimer: Minor audio interference beginning 38 min. 

Jason and Josh ask three of our board members the big question: why are you here? And the answers are tear jerkers. These members have so much love for our city, it's people, and Mission: St. Louis that there is no better people to spend the next hour with. 

This week Jason talks with Garrett Jackson, Daniel Hawthorne and Pete Woods about their involvement with Mission: St. Louis. Each of these men come from a different walk of life and have worked in different capacities with M:STL, but they all walked away with the same lesson - the importance of relationships. Listen how M:STL has changed their perception, Jason's "right, wrong and reality" theory and what it means to have a "barber shop."

Josh talks with former VISTAS about their experience at Mission: St. Louis, what it means to serve in Americorps, and of course - the best happy hour deals in the city. Tune in and listen as Josh and Shannon try to convince Katie to move back to St. Louis and reminisce about their time on Manchester. 

Dimanche 13 mars 2022 Stéphane Sérol  Fils de vigneron, Stéphane a grandi dans les vignes et a toujours travaillé dans l'exploitation de ses parents. Cette enfance dans les chais lui a appris le sens de l'effort, la rigueur et la minutie pour obtenir des raisins et donc des vins de qualité. Après des études dans le vin, des stages dans le Beaujolais, en Bourgogne et même en Australie, il décide en 1996 de reprendre le domaine familial.  Il gère ainsi aujourd'hui 35 hectares de vignes sur les contreforts Est du Massif central. Stéphane n'a cessé de faire évoluer son domaine, notamment avec la construction d'un premier cuvage en béton ou encore la première cuvée de Chenin en 2019. Sa volonté est de toujours produire des vins de qualité tout en respectant l'environnement. En 2008, il rencontre son épouse Carine qui travaillera très rapidement au domaine sur les aspects administratifs et commerciaux. Le couple a fait le choix de placer le respect l'environnement au cœur de leurs préoccupations. Le Domaine a d'ailleurs été converti en agriculture bio puis en biodynamie. Ambitieux dans l'âme, Stéphane a fondé en 2019 l'association Loire Volcanique avec 39 autres vignerons afin de promouvoir les terroirs exceptionnels du Massif central.    Yann Arthus-Bertrand  Yann Arthus Bertrand est un militant du développement durable, il met en image et en mot le constat de l'évolution de notre planète. A travers ses photographies il fait prendre conscience que chaque individu est responsable de l'avenir de notre Terre. Yann est également un grand amateur de vin et c'est sous cet angle que nous le découvrions sur le plateau de In Vino Sud Radio. 

Jason sits down with former participant, Malik, and discuss what it means to leave a legacy. Malik went through the Mission: St. Louis program five years ago. Since he has maintained the job he was connected to through M:STL and recently bought a house in North City. The men talk about how this house is more than just a house, it is the beginning of Malik's legacy. 

This season we are celebrating 15 years of Mission: St. Louis and talking to people from our past and present! For the first episode, Josh sits down with the first board members of Mission: St. Louis, Jon and Carol, to remember the good, bad and funny moments from 2007. 

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Katie Finch is the Director of AmeriCorps at Mission St. Louis, and oversees 150 AmeriCorps service members across 30 nonprofits in our region. As a result, Katie has her finger on the pulse of the St. Louis nonprofit ecosystem.In this episode, Katie joins us to discuss the AmeriCorps program: it's purpose, history, and impact on the St. Louis region. She also tells the story of her journey into service, and shares her optimistic view towards St. Louis, and our ability to solve the problems we face in our community.Katie is a passionate and dedicated servant of St. Louis, and we thank her for sharing her story on Speak Up St. Louis!https://www.americorpsstl.org/https://www.missionstl.org/https://my.americorps.gov/

This week the guys are joined by Ike Shehadeh of the legendary Ike's Sandwiches. He comes on to talk about the beginnings of his sandwich empire, spreading throughout California, spanning to 7 states and counting! He gives insight to starting a business, what it takes, and his mindset on expansion; and making your own "sauce" in the business world.Stay until the end to get in on Ike's many giveaway's to celebrate 14 years of dominating the sandwich game!Shoutout to Sheesh Records for hosting ushttps://www.h00pty.com/6261 Mission St. Daly City, CA, 94014Follow the fellas:IG : @OffTheStoopPodcast @WallyHipolitoTwitter: @wallyhipolitoFeelgoodedibles.comDiscount code: OFFTHESTOOP for 20% off

On this episode of WTF California, we exposure how Antioch Mayor Lamar Thorpe held a press conference for something he had zero knowledge of with the partnership between the Dept. of Justice and Antioch Police—he found out about it after it was done and neither he nor the council had anything to do with it. It was done due to forward thinking of Antioch Police officers. Meanwhile, Pittsburg Police highlight the idiocy of a judge while Brentwood deals with a man shooting arrows on Lone Tree Way. Former Oakland Police Captain shot in robbery attempt plus other state news. Articles From the Show Antioch Police Department Announces Partnership With DOJ Brentwood Police Take Man into Custody After Arming Himself With Bow and Arrow Pittsburg Police Say Judge Releases Man Who Passed Note in Robbery Attempt Retired Oakland police captain wounded, 1 other killed during gas station gun battle 'Fighting for his life:' Retired OPD captain shot 6 times during robbery attempt in Oakland EXCLUSIVE: Iconic Target Store on Mission St to Close Amid Shoplifting Tidal Wave What's being done to protect Los Gatos mayor who is bullied, harassed at meetings? Teen driving Lamborghini that killed woman in West LA sentenced to 9 months in juvenile detention center Sacramento Parents Questioning Homecoming Vaccine Requirements 1st L.A. County K-12 campus closes due to COVID, returns to remote learning Riverside teacher accused of mocking Native American culture placed on leave; video criticized as insensitive Campbell teachers hold rally for cost of living pay raise USC frat placed on suspension after reports of sexual assault, drugging Alameda County Fair Makes Return In Fall After Pandemic Hiatus

On this weeks episode comedian Jamar Pitts stops by to talk shop with the guys. They talk about supporting new comics, being black in San Francisco, High School lunches, and why Michael Jackson would've love Wally.Shoutout to Sheesh Records for hosting ushttps://www.h00pty.com/6261 Mission St. Daly City, CA, 94014Follow the fellas:IG : @OffTheStoopPodcast @WallyHipolitoTwitter: @wallyhipolitoFeelgoodedibles.comDiscount code: OFFTHESTOOP for 20% off

This week get's wild: Does Sacramento suck? Will Smith Cheating on Jada trying to clean up the mess, R. Kelly finally being convicted, and what are the best ice cream truck popsicle characters, bomb pops. Also, answer No Stoopid Questions. INDULGE Shoutout to Sheesh Records for hosting ushttps://www.h00pty.com/6261 Mission St. Daly City, CA, 94014Follow the fellas:IG : @OffTheStoopPodcast @WallyHipolitoTwitter: @wallyhipolitoFeelgoodedibles.comDiscount code: OFFTHESTOOP for 20% off

This week Wally and Pharaoh discuss what arises from daddy issues,  the Hotline Bling Dance vs the Moonwalk, chainsmoking, Pharaoh discovers Popeyes Tuesday, and Wally's wildly erotic sets from this week. They also answer this weeks No Stoopid Questions. INDULGE!Shoutout to Sheesh Records for hosting ushttps://www.h00pty.com/6261 Mission St. Daly City, CA, 94014Follow the fellas:IG : @OffTheStoopPodcast @WallyHipolitoTwitter: @wallyhipolitoFeelgoodedibles.comDiscount code: OFFTHESTOOP for 20% off

BIG ANNOUNCEMENT!INTRODUCING  NEWEST MEMBER OF OTS: COMEDIAN PHARAOH DANIELS is  Wally Boy's full time cohost.The fellas are on their own this week and useless without the crew. Things get a little wild. They explore Wally's pseudo racism and how he'd survive as a white person, how Mexico is shitting on Texas,  what it takes to run for California governor and why Japanese culture is supreme! INDULGE! Shoutout to Sheesh Records for hosting ushttps://www.h00pty.com/6261 Mission St. Daly City, CA, 94014Follow me:IG : @OffTheStoopPodcast @WallyHipolitoTwitter: @wallyhipolitoFeelgoodedibles.comDiscount code: OFFTHESTOOP for 20% off

On this weeks episode singer and entertainer De'End Parker pops in last minute for a quick chat. He tells us about his pro basketball career,  what happens when athletes figure out it's over and what it takes to bolster his new passion in singing/songwriting. We also get into Donda/CLB, why we should separate the artist from their work, and how we've never heard of Baby Keem until recently. Follow De'end on Youtube, Instagram, Twitter: @the_end_parkerShoutout to Sheesh Records for hosting ushttps://www.h00pty.com/6261 Mission St. Daly City, CA, 94014Follow me:IG : @OffTheStoopPodcast @WallyHipolitoTwitter: @wallyhipolitoFeelgoodedibles.comDiscount code: OFFTHESTOOP for 20% off

On this weeks episode SF rapper/Snack God Grand-O comes on and talks to us about his ascending rapping career, building up a following organically, how men handle relationships/breakups, and what's next for the Snack Sensei. We also discuss the level of mental issues artists have to get too and the value of having a team! Also answer this weeks NO STOOPID QUESTIONS. INDULGE!Follow Grand-O on IG: @captain_cuadraSnack Sensei YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3L6XpRshn-1GzhljTI9QoAShoutout to Sheesh Records for hosting ushttps://www.h00pty.com/6261 Mission St. Daly City, CA, 94014Follow me:IG : @OffTheStoopPodcast @WallyHipolitoTwitter: @wallyhipolitoFeelgoodedibles.comDiscount code: OFFTHESTOOP for 20% off

Presvytera Melanie speaks with Presvytera Elaine Stavropoulos regarding her daughter's Autism diagnosis, and the ministry to families with disabilities which blossomed forth as a result.

Presvytera Melanie speaks with Presvytera Elaine Stavropoulos regarding her daughter's Autism diagnosis, and the ministry to families with disabilities which blossomed forth as a result.

On this weeks episode Mike Woo of Friends SF, one of THE PREMIERE DJ collectives of the Bay Area comes on and talks about nightlife in SF and what  the future of the club scene looks like in the Bay Area, Portland Strip clubs, growing up with non-traditional Asian parents, and when Mike connected with nature . Also answer NO STOOPID QUESTIONS. INDULGE!Shoutout to Sheesh Records for hosting ushttps://www.h00pty.com/6261 Mission St. Daly City, CA, 94014Follow me:IG : @OffTheStoopPodcast @WallyHipolitoTwitter: @wallyhipolitoFeelgoodedibles.comDiscount code: OFFTHESTOOP for 20% off

On this weeks episode, comedian Pharaoh drops in for a last minute hangover ridden day. We discuss who we'd save from the zombie apocalypse, why Jesus had the best PR team in history,  revisit the OJ Simpson case, and how Cali Democrats laziness could cost them. No Stoopid Questions this week because plain and simple we forgot. But the questions were FIRE, keep sending them in! INDULGE!Shoutout to Sheesh Records for hosting ushttps://www.h00pty.com/6261 Mission St. Daly City, CA, 94014Follow me:IG : @OffTheStoopPodcast @WallyHipolitoTwitter: @wallyhipolitoFeelgoodedibles.comDiscount code: OFFTHESTOOP for 20% off

On this weeks episode my good friend Vega comes onto kick it! Why is everyone in Hawaii right now? We breakdown DaBaby and his latest antics at Lalapolooza, why he isn't given the same leeway as other artists. Why cancel culture doesn't exist. The Lox vs Dipset VERZUZ. And why the Bay Area is disrespected. We also answer this weeks No Stoopid Questions. INDULGE! Shoutout to Sheesh Records for hosting ushttps://www.h00pty.com/6261 Mission St. Daly City, CA, 94014Follow me:IG : @OffTheStoopPodcast @WallyHipolitoTwitter: @wallyhipolitoFeelgoodedibles.comDiscount code: OFFTHESTOOP for 20% off

SEASON 5 PREMIERE! What better way to kick of Off The Stoop szn than with a Yeezy conversation!? Joined by Matt Legaspi of the TopBack Podcast. We rank the best Kanye Albums and songs. Some heated arguments take place, even threats of people getting slapped.Shoutout to Sheesh Records for hosting us6261 Mission St. Daly City, CA, 94014Follow me:IG : @OffTheStoopPodcast @WallyHipolitoTwitter: @wallyhipolitoFeelgoodedibles.comDiscount code: OFFTHESTOOP for 20% off

SEASON 5 PREMIERE! What better way to kick of Off The Stoop szn than with a Yeezy conversation!? Joined by Matt Legaspi of the TopBack Podcast. We rank the best Kanye Albums and songs. Some heated arguments take place, even threats of people getting slapped. Shoutout to Sheesh Records for hosting us 6261 Mission St. Daly City, CA, 94014

Fr. Thomas is joined by Fr. Simeon B. Johnson of Alaska as they discuss what we can learn from the work of St. Herman and the first Orthodox missionaries to North America.

Fr. Thomas is joined by Fr. Simeon B. Johnson of Alaska as they discuss what we can learn from the work of St. Herman and the first Orthodox missionaries to North America.

Fr. Thomas is joined by Fr. Simeon B. Johnson of Alaska as they discuss what we can learn from the work of St. Herman and the first Orthodox missionaries to North America.

Josh Wilson, executive director of Mission: St. Louis explains how they go about getting those less fortunate into the job market, plus the various ways they have adjusted during the pandemic to meet people's needs. Choose them for Give STL Day (https://www.givestlday.org/missionstlouis) and/or visit their site: https://www.missionstl.org/

Presvytera Melanie speaks with Presvytera Elaine Stavropoulos regarding her daughter's Autism diagnosis, and the ministry to families with disabilities which blossomed forth as a result.

Presvytera Melanie speaks with Presvytera Elaine Stavropoulos regarding her daughter's Autism diagnosis, and the ministry to families with disabilities which blossomed forth as a result.

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In this podcast Andrea and Mel review Copal on Mission St at Laurel serving Oaxacan Mexican food with an extensive Mescal offering. This restaurant opened right after the COVID19 quarantine. They are serving take out from a scaled back menu.Enjoy! Buen Provecho!

This episode of On the Fly by tablehopper is with Reem Assil, the chef and owner of Reem’s California, both in Oakland’s Fruitvale and now in San Francisco, which opened just days before the stay-at-home order in March. It’s already hard enough to open a new restaurant—in this case, San Francisco’s first Arab bakery—but Reem and her team have managed to adjust and persevere during the many challenges of these past six months. I’ve wanted to speak with her on the podcast about a multitude of things, from what it’s like to launch a restaurant in the first month of a pandemic, to the many adjustments they’ve had to make along the way, to hearing about her experience working with initiatives like SF New Deal. It took a little time for an even bigger reason for me to interview her to be revealed, and that is to talk about the future of restaurants, especially after these six months of upheaval, reckoning, and the growing desire to seek racially just, sustainable, and equitable business models—which is crucial since some of the most marginalized people in our society make up a large part of the restaurant industry workforce.Reem is well-known as an activist, and worked for a decade as a community and labor organizer prior to starting her career in food. She has always cared deeply about her workers, and workplace culture, and how her business relates to the community at large, and now she is exploring how to build a worker-owned model that will fit her many criteria, and the specific needs of her workers, and what does leadership look like in a collective structure. At the heart of it all, Reem’s was launched to be an expression of Arab hospitality, and she talks about how they try to do it through take-out and Friday night meal kits. We also take a walk through the pastry case, and just wait until you hear about the workers’ wreath (take a look at @tablehopper on Instagram for the goods, but trust me, you really need to enjoy it in person, not just with your eyes and ears). Reem’s California: www.reemscalifornia.com (Instagram: @reemscalifornia); 2901 Mission St., SF; 3301 E. 12th St. #133, Oakland.Additional links:New Yorker video: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/video-dept/a-san-francisco-baker-on-what-hospitality-looks-like-during-the-coronavirus-pandemic SF New Deal: https://sfnewdeal.org If you’re a Bay Area business or individual and want to be featured in On the Fly, please fill out the form at bit.ly/ontheflyguest.Support the show (http://www.venmo.com/Marcia-Gagliardi)

Hi friends, I hope you all are well. This conversation is packed with great tidbits on leadership and developing a thriving culture and team. Josh is the Executive Director and CEO of Mission: St. Louis, a non for profit organization helping people break the cycles of poverty. Check them out at https://www.missionstl.org. NOTE: This episode was recorded a few months ago, therefore some of the references to events may be dated. Enjoy the conversation! VM & CO. -- I'm using Bensound for my intro music, which is Royalty Free. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thehappyplace/support

AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL VIDEO FILM FESTIVAL Episode 5 The Mission - St Kilda in 1997 With Daniel Cherny THANKS TO League Tees WATCH THE MISSION - ST KILDA 1997 HERE: https://bit.ly/2SrRuf5 Dylan Leach is joined by guest Daniel Cherny from The Age to review "THE MISSION" It was the year the Saints went from the bottom of the ladder to top. We saw their deep run into September only to fall short in the Grand Final See the likes of Robert Harvey, Nicky Winmar, Spida Everitt and Jason Heatley. Ride the emotional roller-coaster of Stan Alves coaching. Enjoy some of the best narration ever recorded by Craig Willis. It's all here in - The Mission. Find out more at https://australian-football-video-film.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Does care & compassion create conflict? In acts of charity, who are we benefitting? The Say That crew is back to wrap up the season discussing the impact that listening and compassion has had on themselves and their work at Mission: St. Louis. Catch us on May 5th for a Facebook Live event!

This week Andrea and Mel review a dinner at Burger during Burger Week in Santa Cruz. We also briefly talk about Whale City Bakery, Urbani and Bocci's Cellar. Thanks to androzguitar on fiverr for our music.Thanks to Larry for our super cool logoThanks for listening.For questions or comments, email us at SantaCruznKitchen@gmail.com 

Episode Notes: For further reading: Mark Chapman Anglicanism: A Very Short Introduction William Sydnor The Prayer Book Through the Ages David L. Holmes A Brief History of the Episcopal Church Robert Prichard A History of the Episcopal Church Lectionarypage.net is a website that lays out the Church Calendar as, well, a calendar. The Mission St. Clare website can be found here: https://www.missionstclare.com/english/ There is also an app available for download in the App Store. For more information on St. Michael's Episcopal Church: www.facebook.com/st.michaels.austin www.st-michaels.org

We're on location at the new Irish bar called Casements in San Francisco. Your Bitches have been hustling hard this past week and it's time to sit down, grab a drink, and catch up... hear about Ange's recent trip to a Beer Festival in Oregon, a brainstorm session for new tattoos, and an epic story of one of the Bitch's 18th Birthday. In the next couple of weeks, we'll release our interview with Casement's co-owner Gillian Fitzgerald. You'll hear the crew getting schooled on who Roger Casement was, and learn more about one of our new favorite watering holes. If you're in ever in the area, head on over to 2351 Mission St and tell them Bitch Talk sent you... --Let us know how we're doing: therealbtpod@gmail.comVisit our website! www.bitchtalkpodcast.comFollow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.Listen in every Monday from 6:00 - 6:30 AM on BFF.FMPOWERED BY GO-TO Productions  

Sounds from: 1. Muir Woods National Monument, Marin County - USA (Amar) 2. Austin Airport, Austin - USA (Rachel) 3. Macquarie Shopping Centre, Sydney - Australia (Abhishek) 4. It's Boba Time, San Diego - USA (Amar) 5. 24th & Mission St, San Francisco - USA (Helen) 6. 235 Commercial St, Nevada City - USA (Helen) More at soundsof.earth Submit sounds at submit@soundsof.earth

Hope comes in many forms sometimes in the darkest places it hard to see the hope of Christ. Carl Johnson is a carrier of hope coming from growing up in the inner city of New Jersey and Atlanta. He was gang-involved to homeless. This is a story that will show anyone the power of Christ in the darkest places. Bio: Carl is a Father, Husband, and church planter. Carl has a mission to abolish food insecurity in major cities starting with St. Paul believing that race and economic justice is tied to food. He is a pastor in the twin cities and appointed committee member in the City of St. Paul of Food and Nutrition. He is on the leadership team of Mission St. Paul, a gathering of St. Paul pastors that promote unity in the city of St. Paul.

Deacon Susana invites YOU to church: San Francisco Christian Center, 5845 Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94112. Come worship at SFCC. God bless you! Also, visit my website: https://deacon-susana.weebly.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/deacon-susana/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/deacon-susana/support

In this episode, I have the honor of interviewing: Father Kevin Daugherty of Lincoln, Pennsylvania.  He is the co-founder, Abbot and priest of Kindling Fires: A New Monastic Order and is Mission Developer/Pastor of the Mission St. Anthony within the Anthem Network. Kevin was ordained to Christian ministry in April 2013, became an Ordained Elder within The Anthem Network in October 2017, and was commissioned as Abbot in June 2018. In the episode we discuss several things including: His elevator speech. He describes Kindling Fires: A New Monastic Order. What it is and what makes it unique. He describes the New Monasticism movement. He talks about his vision for ministry in general and his vision for the Independent Sacramental Movement. He describes his greatest challenge within ministry. And finally, he talks about his greatest blessing within ministry. Links: The Anthem Network. Kindling Fires: A New Monastic Order. This episode is sponsored, in part, by Convergent Streams: The Premier ISM Magazine! This episode is sponsored by The Community of Saint George (The Young Rite).  

In this very special episode, Steve sits down with Rob Young on Mission St. in San Francisco, California. Rob is best known on the podcast for being Nick's brother and Steve's favorite Young. Rob & Steve talk about giving directions, getting directions, freeway culture in California, and Rob laughs generously when discovering what car Avis "upgraded" Steve to. Apologies for the audio quality, we had to make do with what we had for this more than special occasion. Huge thanks to Rob Young for sitting down, chatting, and letting Steve make him late to a meeting.  APRIL 6th - PUBLIC ACCESS - FOUNDERS - GRAND RAPIDS APRIL 19th - Steve solo - Iron Fish Distillery - THOMPSONVILLE, MI

Meatloaf and fried chicken in the Mission? Has to be Blue Plate! Part owner, Cory Obenour sat down with me in the back patio and talked about how it all got started, a massive oil spillage, Toad and his brother's electrician skills, the infamous "Maria" bathroom photo, Phelper visits and more. Visit Blue Plate for dinner at 3218 Mission St in San Francisco, CA and tell em Schmitty sent ya. SUBSCRIBE to the podcast Follow on the gram: @Talkin_Schmit Email suggestions and questions to epiclytrife@yahoo.com --- This episode is sponsored by · That's Really Cool Man Podcast: That's Really Cool Man is the official podcast of the internet's worst animator, Danny Casale aka Coolman Coffeedan. https://www.coolmancoffeedan.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talkin-schmit/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talkin-schmit/support

Hello - Black Stardust; Theory - Continuity Detour; Rebuild - Chet & His Alter Egos, The Beauty - A Primitive Evolution; Geeknotes: 12/15 - Gun Buy-Back SF @ United Playaz, SF, 12/16 - Legalize Affordable Housing Everywhere Mtg 1 @ 1260 Mission St, SF, 12/18 - Pop-Up African Market @ Stonemill Matcha, SF, 12/20 - Pedagogy of the Oppressed reading group @ DSA, SF; Practice - Battery Impedance Weeds; Gamma Ray - Octopolis

I met Dan through Brian Chau, you might recognize him in episode 3. In the past couple of years, Dan has been slowly building this incredible, much-needed space within the Bay Area. Dan thought of Tinker Kitchen when he was in college. One of his class had a “Learn-by-Doing” workshop that he loved. Combined with his fascination with cooking, this dream was decades in the making. Having the chance to explore the space, you have food service equipment, so much table space, and any machine you can think of. From freeze dryers to centrifuges. We go into great detail on building this space, such as the challenges in construction, and the rewarding feeling of completing a dream. Tinker Kitchen is now open for business and the price you pay to play there is phenomenal. Check out their website at Tinkerkitchen.org and I hope to see you at Tinker Kitchen some day. Sponsor - FoodLabelPro.com Is your product packaging compliant with the new FDA rules?  The compliance deadline is January 1st, 2020. At FoodLabelPro.com we will upgrade your current panels for only $50. FoodLabelPro.com also provides package and claim reviews, laboratory analysis, shelf life testing, printer/graphics services, and menu analysis.   We are your one-stop shop for food packaging: FoodLabelpro.com. Sponsor - BAKERpedia This episode is brought to you by BAKERpedia – your one-stop, resource that answers all your questions on industry trends, ingredient information, food safety and more. It’s shared knowledge, freely available, always. BAKERpedia.com – we do all the thinking so you can focus on your business. Like This Episode? Then You Might Like These two episodes talk about constructing a food space Mike Mohammed and Randy Wyner, founders of Chronic Tacos - These two buisness owners talk about the tough beginnings of constructing Chronic Tacos and how they developed systems for franchising to make it so much easier. Julie Bernarski - Founder of Healthy Crunch Company -  Julie's team creates their products in house and their product requies a lot of attention becaus eof how fragile the kale chips are. See how she manages her team.       Show Notes Tinker Kitchen Brian Chau Phil Saneski How did you get into the food industry?: I came to the US to work for Mozilla Firefox in 2006, worked 12 years and then decided to open this kitchen How big is Tinker Kitchen?: 17,000 square feet. Tinker Kitchen is a makers space for food and cooking What got you the idea?: I took a class in biology and this professor had this class where we made biology models. it was a Learn by Doing process. I cooked as a hobby, at first I never knew how to cook so I had to call my mom when I had food Commissary Kitchens Part R+D member and part How did you find this space?: We looked around for a year What were the troubles of preparing the space?: Water, gas, city permits, and bad contractors which had to be replaced Fume Hood Advice for building a kitchen space: Spend more time in the planning stage and spend more on the planning space. Make sure you understand what needs to be upgraded The meta-advice is to find someone who’s done it before and ask for advice Learn from the Shoulders of Giants Wok Centrifuge McCormick Innovation Center 3D Printing Induction heating How did you know about this kitchen equipment?: Just asking around, going to blogs, and asking how things are made We have a freeze dryer A batch freezer A pacojet Eventually a Frozen Nitrogen document to add in frozen nitrogen Beyond Sausage Combi Oven Gastronomy Modernist Cuisine Reverse Spherification Sous vide What are the challenges the food industry has to face?: Creating a community around food and cooking The better food in a community aspect, the more tightknit the community is Outsourcing grocery stores What is something you’ve noticed between tech people and food people?: Food people are more diverse. Food people also have a different outlook. Tech people look for solutions, food people looking for community Fancy Food Show Expo West Expo East IFT Expo Taste is King Venezuela Hallaca – The Venezuelan Tamale Any advice for anyone about the food industry?: Think a few years ahead and go talk to people who have been there. The more you find out, the better. Rohini Dey - Vermillion Apprentice is a good step Where can we find you for advice?: Thinkerkitchen.org. Contact Dan at Dan@tinkerkitchen.org 3233 Mission St. 22nd Street and Mission

Welcome to Intermission Conversations with Pretty in Pasadena! These are the in-between episodes where we take a minute to chat with someone who inspires us from our community and share it with you! This Intermission Conversation is with Kevin Malone, Executive Chef at Crossings Restaurant.   We talk to Kevin about where he's from, his journey to becoming the Executive Chef at Crossings, his favorite LA street food, what it takes to create a menu, what he looks for at the Farmer's Market in South Pas and in Santa Monica, things he wants people to know about the restaurant, what he wishes for diners, and more. To get in touch with everything happening at Crossings Restaurant, new menus and events: Visit: crossingsrestaurant.com 1010 MISSION ST. SOUTH PASADENA, CA. 91030 626-799-7001 Reach out and give them a ring for a reservation: 626-799-7001

Spirituality is an important source of both resistance and renewal. However, Asian and Asian Americans often compartmentalize themselves when engaging in spirituality especially within religious communities in the U.S. Gender, sexuality, and cultural histories are often erased to find belonging in spiritual communities. As a result, spirituality can be hard to access for Asian and Asian Americans communities when our full selves are not involved. We will be exploring the factors that contribute to these spiritual barriers and what our communities are doing to find places of healing and resistance. More information on our guests and their work here: Oneida Chi: netrj.org Funie Hsu: funiehsu.com Links to Funie's article on Buddhadharma  https://www.lionsroar.com/weve-been-here-all-along/ Thanks to guest producers Ikino Kubo, Sarah Lee, and Samir Shrestha. Community Calendar Tomorrow from 9AM-5PM, Bay Resistance will be phone banking to Defend Our Healthcare at Senior & Disability Action, 1360 Mission St. Suite 400 in San Francisco. Please RSVP on their website. This Saturday at 3 p.m., East Wind Books of Berkeley is hosting a lecture by Dr. Kelly Fong and Dr. Clement Lai called ‘What's On Your Meat Pie?: Exploring Chinese American Homestyle Foodways Through Community Cookbooks. And save the date! On August 12, Network on Religion and Justice host their “Rise Up” day-long conference and community gathering focused on healing and resistance. “Like” NRJ's Facebook group to stay updated for registration for this conference. The post APEX Express – Asian Americans and Spirituality appeared first on KPFA.

 Show Log   00: Open, intros, Emil comments on news, including the week's gun violence and the NBA champion Golden State Warriors.   14:35 Karthick Ramakrishnan, UC Riverside, School of Public Policy; AAPI Data   15:52 Interview begins 1:01:20  On bias against South Asians 1:02:49  On Vincent Chin Anniversary 1:07:10 Emil reads his Father's Day Essay     Emil Guillermo: Who is Asian American? On AMEMSA, Vincent Chin, and my Amok Monologues for Father's Day. PODCAST EXTRA: Karthick Ramakrishnan June 16, 2017 11:57 AM Say Asian or Asian American, and people think "Chinese." Most people know that's not the case, but that tends to be the prevailing stereotype. And not just among whites, blacks, and Latinos.  It's harder when even Asian Americans believe in the stereotype. "East Asians need to recognize that Southeast Asians and South Asians are Asians too, " Karthick Ramakrishnan told me on Emil Amok's Takeout. "If you combine the Southeast Asian and South Asian categories, all these nationalities together, they're the overwhelming majority. East Asians are now a minority within the Asian American category."   Ramakrishnan is Professor of Political Science and Associate Dean of the School of Public Policy at the University of California, Riverside. He directs the National Asian American Survey, which recently revealed the jaw-dropping finding that some Asian Americans don't consider South Asians as Asian American. Previously, I spoke with his NAAS cohort Jennifer Lee about this survey question here. In my interview with Ramakrishnan, we discuss who has the power to define who is Asian, and how the "Asian American" umbrella is being threatened. Is an AMEMSA--Arab, Middle Eastern, Muslim, South Asian--category inevitable?  "If you're brown and someone thinks you're Muslim, you get a different racial experience," Ramakrishnan told me on Emil Amok's Takeout. "That's what "AMEMSA" captures. But what happens then to the broad Asian American category of 21 million and growing when 5 million South Asians can't identify and adopt a new category?  Ramakrishnan also talks about how the NAAS findings may explain why there wasn't a massive mobilization from Asian Americans to protest the murder of Srinivas Kuchibhotla earlier this year.  While Vincent Chin's murder inspired the activism of Asian Americans 35 years ago, the ire over the Kuchibhotla hate crime has not had a similar impact on the community. Ramakrishnan said it should have, and the fact that it didn't reveals Asian America's implicit and explicit biases. "It's kind of a game of whack-a-mole," Ramakrishnan told me. "Unfortunately, when particular parts of our community are getting whacked, other parts of our community don't stand up nearly as much and are not nearly as vocal as we should be." Uh-oh. We're reverting back to the other prevailing stereotype. Non-boat rockers. Just get on the boat. Don't miss it. Get off the boat. Just don't rock it.  But maybe we should. The upcoming 35th anniversary of Vincent Chin is the time for some reflection. In 2014, I wrote about how the entire community should use the days Chin was in a coma from June 19 to June 23 to think about what it's like to be Asian American. We are coming up to that time. It's a wide ranging Emil Amok's Takeout, including a special treat: I read my annual Father's Day essay, part of a story in my "Amok Monologues: A short history of the American Filipino--NPR, Harvard, Death on Mission St.," which I'm premiering at the San Diego International Fringe Festival, June 23 to 29.   Buy your tickets here:  https://sdfringe.ticketleap.com/amok-monologues/   If you're in San Diego, come on by! It's another part of my exploration of the solo performance form. It's funny.  It's tragic. It's amok!    contact:   http://www.amok.com   http://www.aaldef.org/blog  

According to the most recent Kauffman Foundation Index of Startup activity, about 17% of entrepreneurs in Missouri and 29% in St. Louis where unemployed before starting their business. This suggests that some entrepreneurs are starting businesses out of necessity. This has implications for the number and types of businesses that are created, the founders’ access to capital and the potential to scale, as well as the potential to employ others and create generational wealth. It also reflects the reality that for those with limited career choices - due to education, experience and in some cases, involvement in the justice system - entrepreneurship can be a pathway to prosperity. We've invited Jason Watson, the Director of the Beyond Jobs program at Mission: St. Louis and former state senator, Jeff Smith, Executive Vice President of Community Engagement and Policy with Concordance Academy of Leadership to talk about how their programs help men and women tap into their inherent leadership skills, innate creativity and personal aspirations to be part of a thriving workforce and job creation in our region. We'll talk about how employers can unlock the transferable skills in this underutilized talent pool to help grow their businesses, as well as how mentors and volunteers can help individuals cultivate their entrepreneurial mindset as a way of envisioning a new tomorrow.

According to the most recent Kauffman Foundation Index of Startup activity, about 17% of entrepreneurs in Missouri and 29% in St. Louis where unemployed before starting their business. This suggests that some entrepreneurs are starting businesses out of necessity. This has implications for the number and types of businesses that are created, the founders' access to capital and the potential to scale, as well as the potential to employ others and create generational wealth. It also reflects the reality that for those with limited career choices - due to education, experience and in some cases, involvement in the justice system - entrepreneurship can be a pathway to prosperity. We've invited Jason Watson, the Director of the Beyond Jobs program at Mission: St. Louis and former state senator, Jeff Smith, Executive Vice President of Community Engagement and Policy with Concordance Academy of Leadership to talk about how their programs help men and women tap into their inherent leadership skills, innate creativity and personal aspirations to be part of a thriving workforce and job creation in our region. We'll talk about how employers can unlock the transferable skills in this underutilized talent pool to help grow their businesses, as well as how mentors and volunteers can help individuals cultivate their entrepreneurial mindset as a way of envisioning a new tomorrow.

According to the most recent Kauffman Foundation Index of Startup activity, about 17% of entrepreneurs in Missouri and 29% in St. Louis where unemployed before starting their business. This suggests that some entrepreneurs are starting businesses out of necessity. This has implications for the number and types of businesses that are created, the founders’ access to capital and the potential to scale, as well as the potential to employ others and create generational wealth. It also reflects the reality that for those with limited career choices - due to education, experience and in some cases, involvement in the justice system - entrepreneurship can be a pathway to prosperity. We've invited Jason Watson, the Director of the Beyond Jobs program at Mission: St. Louis and former state senator, Jeff Smith, Executive Vice President of Community Engagement and Policy with Concordance Academy of Leadership to talk about how their programs help men and women tap into their inherent leadership skills, innate creativity and personal aspirations to be part of a thriving workforce and job creation in our region. We'll talk about how employers can unlock the transferable skills in this underutilized talent pool to help grow their businesses, as well as how mentors and volunteers can help individuals cultivate their entrepreneurial mindset as a way of envisioning a new tomorrow.

Dan and Scott interview Scott Senseney of Fidelity's Tax Exempt Market Business. Topics covered include: Fidelity's approach to the K-12 market (they have approximately 4,000 client accounts); how to get Fidelity in your school district; Fidelity's approach to the college/university and tax-exempt markets; and Fidelity's recent success at winning single vendor RFPs. We also asked Scott about the challenges of increasing enrollment in public K-12 403(b) plans, how Fidelity personalizes service, and his prediction for the public (non-ERISA) 403(b). Beer Dan drinks a Salted Caramel Brownie Brown Ale which is collaboration beer from New Belgium of Fort Collins, CO and Ben & Jerry's of Burlington, VA.; Scott drinks a Mission St. Hefeweizen from Trader Joe's of Monrovia, CA.

Chris Brennan is a photographer.  His work has been licenced by Getty Imges.  He has also narrated exhibitions for the MoMa and has co-authored books on Street Art.  We also find out that he is the author of the cult favorite prank calling software Shit Talker from the 90's.   Chris is also the owner of Mishka San Francisco. Mishka is a streetwear brand that has been written up in Forbes and New York Magazine and their store on 350 Broadway in Brooklyn has been open since 2003.  Chris opened the San Francisco flagship on 25th St. and Mission St. in 2013.  In this episode Cameron talks to Chris about photography, his history with streetwear, fashion, technology and food. Thanks to Chris and Mishka.  You can find Chris online at unaesthetic.net.  For Mishka go to mishkasf.com.   The show is available on iTunes, Soundcloud and at cameronadair.com.  Be sure to subscribe, rate, comment, and join me next time.    

What are veterans doing on the cutting edge of technology and entrepreneurship?   Brian Jaffe graduated from Princeton University in 2006, majoring in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. In the fall of that year, he commissioned as a Surface Warfare Officer in the United States Navy and over the next five years, he served on the USS Fitzgerald, completed Naval Nuclear Power training, and operated nuclear power plants onboard the USS Dwight D Eisenhower. Brian left the Navy in 2011, taking some time off to travel and shifting his focus to entrepreneurship. In 2012 he began an MBA program at the MIT Sloan School of Management but decided to leave after completing one year to work full time at his startup. Today, Brian is the co-founder and CEO of Mission St. Manufacturing, a 3D printing startup located in Santa Barbara, CA. The company is launching it's newest product, called Printeer in mid-2014, which will be a low-cost, easy to use 3D printer for kids, families, and K-12 education.

Great Taste of the Midwest roundup episode! Lagunitas Little Sumpin Wild old-new comparison.

Great Taste of the Midwest roundup episode! Lagunitas Little Sumpin Wild old-new comparison.

Oleta Adams appears at Thursday-Friday, Apr. 28 to 29, 8PM and Saturday, April 30, 7 & 9:30 PM at The Rrazz Room at Hotel Nikko in San Francisco in "Get Here" For An Evening Of Musical Brilliance, Thursday through Friday, Apr 28-29, 8pm, Sat, Apr 30, 7 & 9:30 PM, $49.50.  This afternoon she is joined in the studio by husband, musician, drummer John Cushon. Visit www.oletaadams.com Rev.Debbie Lee is the narrator and one of the producers of the Linda Hishino's new film: Living Along the Fenceline which tells the stories of 7 remarkable women who live alongside U.S. military bases. They are teachers, organizers,& healers, moved by love & respect for the land, & hope for the next generation. From San Antonio (Texas) to Vieques (Puerto Rico), Hawai'i, Guam, Okinawa, South Korea, & the Philippines, this film inspires hope and action. Free screening 4/27/11 at Mills College, 7 PM. Visit www.alongthefenceline.com I met Chief Deputy Warden Velda Dobson-Davis at Valley State Prison for Women's 5th Annual Domestic Violence Awareness Day, March 2011. She will join us to share her story of abuse and triumph, a message she shared with the women that day. She is joined by Michelle Sabin, survivor and programmer of teh 5th Annual program. We close with Pam Africa, MOVE, Robert King, Angola 3, Deirdre Wilson, CCWP, Free Battered Women & C. Stephen Kinder, Labor Action for Mumia, which is sponsoring a screening of ther film: Justice On Trial, the Case of Mumia Abu-Jamal, on his birthday, Sunday, April 24th, 2011, 2 PM, at the Niebyl-Proctor Marxist Library, 6501 Telegraph Ave, Oakland, laborformumia.org 510-763-2347 & Twin Space, 2111 Mission St, SF, (415) 671-0789.  

Legally Blynd has a concert at Yoshi's in Oakland, March 31, 8 & 10 p.m., and we have two of the band, Jubu and Eric, on the air. Should be a fun show. I'm talking radio show. We are also speaking to fine artist, Latisha Baker and director of Taking Root, Lisa Merton, and Members of SF Camera Works' First Exposure. First Exposure is having a closing reception and premiere release of First Exposures Adobe Youth Voices Multimedia Arts Project and Silent Auction @ 657 Mission St., 2nd Floor (next door almost to MoAD across from YBCA and around the corner from SFMOMA). Donation is a sliding scale $10-20. There will be DJs Spinning, hors d'oevres, and a silent auction. Visit www.sfcamerawork.org or call (415) 512-2020. Also tonight, in the East Bay is a Community Screening (free) of Lisa's film, "Taking Root," at the Oakland Museum of CA, James Moore Theatre, 1000 Oak, @ 10th Street. Jubu is at www.myspace.com/legallyblynd