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On this episode of the Get Down Podcast our guest is Chris Kinsel, managing partner of Downtown Social, New York City. Chris has been a bartender, manager and now owner in nightlife and brings a unique perspective to the show. What really stands out about Chris is the second to none hospitality provided to not only customers, but entertainers, and why that is such an important aspect to their brand and business. We discuss his transition from manger to managing partner, his move to NYC, venue rebrand and how he helped transform Downtown Social to what it is today. Finallu, we dive into what it's like to be a venue owner and understand the many overlooked costs of owning and running a venue and how that effects DJs. We hope you enjoy this behind the scenes look at the nightlife industry from an owners perspective. Let's get into this episode of the get down with Chris Kinsel.Chris Kinsel IGDowntown Social IGSupport the show

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In this week's podcast, Michael and Johnny discuss the state of the New York City bar industry after COVID decimated the sector. The industry appears to be getting back to normal but still faces many challenges like higher food costs and staff shortages.The lads also talk about tipping in New York City, the best places to go for a steak in Manhattan and why upstairs in The Long Hall has been converted into an immersive experience called Shawshankd – and what that experience is all about.The Guinness Guru Daragh Curran was in town recently tasting the Guinness across the city and in Boston.Johnny brought Daragh to bars in Queens and Brooklyn so he tells us how he got on and where you can get the best pints of the black stuff in The Big Apple.They also did a podcast together on the Guinness Guru's YouTube channel – watch here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_FKlWr_rJq0&t=536s&ab_channel=TheGuinnessGuruAnd as always feel free to leave us a comment about this episode on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter @thelonghallpodcast or visit our website www.TheLongHalPodcast.com for more interviews. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode we sit down with Rapper/Producer/Social Commentator - Ché to discuss Russia Sanctions, Jussie Smollette, LL Cool J Music Videos, Ryan Coogler, NYC Bar Stories. Hosted by: @SteppDollarProduced by: @Josh_AttemptsArt

In this week's podcast we compare how Ireland and New York dealt with the Omicron surge over Christmas.Johnny traveled back to Ireland for Christmas and he shares his thoughts on the 8 p.m. closing time, the stress people were under to get negative tests for flying and the general attitude people had to the virus and restrictions.We also compare the bar and hospitality scene between New York and Ireland -- while Johnny gives his predictions for the industry over the next couple of months.We also touch on crime rates in the city now that Mayor Adams has taken over from Bill de Blasio and how crime impacts businesses here.With regards to the COVID discussion, our timing was impeccable for this one as Ireland lifted restrictions immediately after we recorded the podcast but we still think the section is very insightful.Keep an eye out for next week's podcast where we look ahead to the major sports events this year while Johnny gives us an insight into his time traveling on tour with golfer Shane Lowry last year.You can follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter @thelonghallpodcast while all of our podcasts are up on TheLongHallPodcast.com.Thelonghallpodcast.com is where you can check our latest episode with Meath football legend Graham Geraghty. Hit that subscribe button to get instantly notified about a new podcast release. Michael Dorgan - @michaeljdorganJohnny Kennedy - @johnny_long_hall#thelonghall #thelonghallpub #thelonghallpodcast #podcast #barindustry #newyork #newyorkpodcast #irishbar #irishbars #covid #irelandundercovid Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Beer Sessions, Jimmy is talking about distribution in New York City with Ken Landin and Patrick Sylvester of Crossroads Brewing, James Zinkand, owner of Misguided Spirits, and Megan Rickerson, owner of Someday NYC. The gang highlights the challenges Covid has brought to the industry. James talks about his experience from Eataly to Miller Coors to Revolution Brewing and how it led him to open Misguided Spirits. Megan explains how relationships with local producers and distributors have become more meaningful than ever. Kenny talks about the choice to do business upstate versus in the city. And Patrick highlights the way IPA's have evolved over the years and offers some local liquor and beer pairings. Support a local brewery or distiller and give it a listen!Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Beer Sessions Radio by becoming a member!Beer Sessions Radio is Powered by Simplecast.

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Rihanna and ASAP Rocky were denied entrance to an NYC bar because she forgot her ID. The bouncer claimed he had no idea who she was.

In Episode 1 of Everyday Experts, you'll hear from Paul Finnegan, a New York City bar owner of St. James Gate on the Upper West Side. Paul is a true Everyday Expert and has learned a lot about people, community, and operations in his work. In a post-pandemic world, he's also learned a lot about flexibility and adaptability.For the first 30 minutes, you'll hear what Paul's life was like in the "before-times" -- that's, before the pandemic that shut down his bar for five months in 2020. Then, following that original interview, you'll hear an update on how things are today, in early 2021.You can visit Paul's bar on the corner of 81st and Amsterdam, which is still open today, and see more at https://www.stjamesgatenyc.com/.About this ShowEveryday Experts is a show about what we can learn from anyone's job. In each episode, Bethany Crystal speaks with people from a variety of industries about the people and the systems behind the work they do. This whole first season is about people who work hands-on with others. Visit everydayexperts.co for more information and photos behind the scenes from each interview.

Edwina Frances Martin, Esq., is a public interest lawyer focusing on Public Policy, Government Relations, Non-Profit Management, and Strategic Communications. Ms. Martin currently serves as the Deputy Chief of Staff for a New York City Council Member. Prior positions include Director of Government Relations, Communications and Pro Bono for Legal Services NYC and Litigation Associate with the law firms of Shearman & Sterling LLP and Van Lierop, Burns & Bassett LLP. She began her career serving as law clerk to the Hon. Lawrence W. Pierce, United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. Ms. Martin is a recipient of several awards including the SI African-American Political Association 2005 Community Service Award; a 2008 Emerging Leader Award from the American Association of University Women-NYS; the 2010 Women's History Month Woman of Distinction Award from NYS Senator Diane Savino and NYS Assembly Member Nicole Malliotakis; and a 2012 Ruby Award from Soroptimist Int'l/SI. Ms. Martin volunteers with several bar associations including the NYS Bar Association (Delegate, House of Delegates; Co-Chair, President's Committee on Access to Justice); the Network of Bar Leaders (Recording Secretary); and the Staten Island Women's Bar Association (Past President, Advisory Council). She is also a member of the NYC Bar, the Richmond County Bar, and the Staten Island Trial Lawyers Association. In addition to her bar work, Ms. Martin is active in several civic organizations including the Staten Island Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. (Past Social Action CoChair), the American Association of University Women-NYS (State Past President and Co-President, Rockland County), and the New York Bar Foundation (Board Member). 

After pumping to $42,000 Bitcoin is finally seeing a healthy correction and seems to be building support levels at $37,000. Plan B tweeted an up to date Bitcoin stock to flow chart showing we are on track to $100,000. While a bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) would be a long-term positive, in the short term it could hurt the price of the leading cryptocurrency as it would draw institutional money from the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC), currently the only way for some on Wall Street to gain exposure to bitcoin, JPMorgan analysts wrote in a report. A New York bar owner is selling his business for bitcoin (BTC) and ether (ETH), which could make it the first cryptocurrency-only restaurant sale in the U.S.

A white man who owns a Staten Island bar is given the hero treatment on Fox News after declaring his business to be an "autonomous zone" and hitting a police officer with his car. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

A white man who owns a Staten Island bar is given the hero treatment on Fox News after declaring his business to be an "autonomous zone" and hitting a police officer with his car. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

The owners of a New York City bar in a covid hot spot said they've declared their watering hole an "autonomous zone" offering food and booze on the house, but asking visitors for tips and telling authorities they're not welcome.Join your host Sean Reynolds, owner of Summit Properties NW and Reynolds & Kline Appraisal as he takes a look at this developing topic.Support the show (https://buymeacoff.ee/seattlepodcast)

As President Trump fumbles through the worst performance ever in a Presidential debate, the NBA Finals and MLB Playoffs are here. Tom and Jay are back to look at top compliance articles and stories which caught their eye this week.  Sara Kropf admitted to American College of Trial Lawyers. On how she became a lawyer in Grand Jury Target. Calling a bribe a facilitation payment doesn’t make it legal. Dick Cassin explains in the FCPA Blog. Tom takes a deep dive into the Sargeant Marine FCPA enforcement action. Part 1-Intro, Part 2-the Enforcement Action, Part 3-the Penalty, Part 4-the Individual Guilty Pleas, and Part 5-Lessons Learned. Compliance risk around collaboration tools. Matt Kelly in Radical Compliance. Tom and Matt take a deep dive in Compliance into the Weeds. Can VW change its culture? Mengqi Sun and Jack Hagel in the WSJ Risk and Compliance Journal. Is your company (and you as well) ready for the future. Jim DeLoach on how to do so in CCI. NYC Bar releases recommendation on CCO liability in regulated industries. NYU Compliance and Enforcement Blog. Jonathan Marks asks “Quis Custodiet Ipsos Custodes”? In his Board and Fraud blog. This month on The Compliance Life, I am joined by DeAnna Nwankwo. In this week’s Part 4, DeAnna talks about standing your ground when you have to do so as a CCO.  On the Compliance Podcast Network, on 31 Days to a More Effective Compliance Program, we conclude this month focuses on internal controls. This week saw the following offerings: Monday- Aseessing internal controls; Tuesday- Gap Analysis; Wednesday- Culture as an internal control. Join us in October for Business Ventures. Note 31 Days to a More Effective Compliance Program now has its own iTunes channel. If you want to binge out and listen to only these episodes, click here.  Join Jay and Tom at Converge20. Convercent’s top compliance conference is going virtual this year. Check at the agenda and register here. Tom Fox is the Compliance Evangelist and can be reached at tfox@tfoxlaw.com. Jay Rosen is Mr. Monitor and can be reached at jrosen@affiliatedmonitors.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join us for a panel discussing how the profits from corruption fuel bad governance, conflict and terrorism. Governments falter due to corrupt officials who steal funds earmarked for public projects and enrich themselves with bribes. Grievances such as lack of services and unemployment have a common source: the plundering of a country’s wealth by predatory and corrupt political elites. Proceeds garnered from the illicit trade in natural resources provide funds for militias to buy weapons and foment strife. Today’s deadliest conflicts are sustained by illegal enrichment from pillaging property such as ivory, minerals and timber, stealing from impoverished populations. Panelists discuss possible solutions to address the ongoing scourge of corruption. Moderator: Elizabeth Barad, International Law and Gender Consultant, former Chair of the NYC Bar’s African Affairs Committee Speakers: April Dennis, Director of Anti-Money Laundering Modeling, Société Générale Americas Kenneth Hurwitz, Senior Managing Legal Officer on Anti-Corruption, Open Society Justice Initiative J.R. Mailey, Special Investigations Director, the Sentry Zoe Reiter, Acting Representative to the US and Senior Project Leader, Transparency International Alain Seckler, UN Political Affairs Officer, Africa II Division Ulysess Smith, President & CEO, Telos Governance Advisers LLC Sponsoring Association Committees: International Human Rights Committee, Lauren Melkus, Chair Co-sponsoring Committee Programs: Asian Affairs Committee, Jian Wu, Chair Inter-American Affairs Committee, David H. Flechner, Chair Council on International Affairs, Michael D. Cooper, Chair Middle Eastern & North African Affairs Committee, Timothy James McCarthy, Chair

This week’s episode of Bravo Happy Hour breaks down everything from Shamari DeVoe’s (RHOA) IRS issues, Camille Grammer’s (RHOBH) daughter Mason speaking up about her parents public divorce, and Connie Britton receiving a Golden Globe nom for her role in Bravo’s new scripted series Dirty John! This week’s guest is Mercedes (aka Bravo Happy Hour's fact checker0 check out ep 1 to hear her first episode! Tune in every Monday to find out what your favorite Bravolebrities are up to off screen! Follow your host @meo.nyc on insta and follow @Bravohappyhour on all forms of social!

Peter Michael Marino is a NYC-based performer, producer, writer, director and teacher. He is the creator/co-producer of SOLOCOM, which has launched over 400 world-premiere comedies at The People’s Improv Theater. His internationally acclaimed solo comedy “Desperately Seeking the Exit” chronicled the unmaking of his West End musical flop “Desperately Seeking Susan” – receiving 5-star reviews at the Edinburgh Fringe and Adelaide Fringe, and a London transfer. His 2015 solo chat show spoof “Late with Lance!” played everywhere from NYC to London. Directing credits include: Amy Marcs’ “Nice T*ts”, Mark Demayo’s “20 & Out”, and Mark Giordano’s “Mad Man.” His production company credits include “David Carl’s Celebrity One-Man Hamlet,” David Mills: Shame!, Charles’ “Moby Alpha,” and “Joe’s NYC Bar.” More info at: www.petermmarino.com

Composer Alexander Brandon joins us to talk about the 2000 sneak-em-up Deus Ex and its sequel, Invisible War. Cyberpunk spy tunes await! Download SHOW NOTES 0:00:00 – Title (Deus Ex) 0:20:39 – UNATCO (Deus Ex) 0:22:46 – NYC Streets (Deus Ex) 0:25:02 – NYC Bar 2 (Deus Ex) 0:37:12 – Enemy Within (Deus Ex) 0:39:00 [...]