Podcasts about old town pasadena

On this week's episode, we welcome back Allan McLeod to chat about his new podcast, Walkin' About (now on Maximum Fun!), Old Town Pasadena, top breakfast movies, and more!Watch Allan in Interior Chinatown (on Hulu)!Check out all things Allan McLeod.Become a MaxFun member today or upgrade your membership!Live Jordan, Jesse, Go! in Chicago at Sleeping Village on April 11th!Jordan's new Spider-Man's comic is out now!Pre-order Jordan's new Godzilla comic! Send us your niche Subreddits for MaxFunDrive jjgo [at] maximumfun.orgJordan will be at C2E2 and WonderCon this year. Be sure to get our new ‘Ack Tuah' shirt in the Max Fun store.Or, grab an ‘Ack Tuah' mug!The Maximum Fun Bookshop!Follow the podcast on Instagram and send us your dank memes!Check out Jesse's thrifted clothing store, Put This On.Follow brand new producer, Steven Ray Morris, on Instagram.Listen to See Jurassic Right!

In this episode, we sit down with Eric Tjahyadi to hear about his journey from humble beginnings to achieving success across multiple industries. He shares how his immigrant grit fuels and inspires him to reach his goals. With all the businesses he's involved in, you'll learn what he considers his biggest highlight. Bio: Eric Tjahyadi is a serial entrepreneur and the head of ad sales/partnerships at the Orchard x Sony Music Entertainment. When he's not at the office, he runs a few passion projects- Bone Kettle (a family operated polished casual restaurant in Old Town Pasadena) and Supa Coffee (a coffee/tea cafe mix with socially conscious and locally sourced goods store in West Los Angeles). He loves connecting with like minded peers, staying creative and active, giving back to the AAPI small business community. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asiansinadvertising/support

Joanna Law is a renowned fine art photographer known for her stunning maternity, newborn, children, and family portraits. As a proud immigrant who arrived in the U.S. at just eight years old, Joanna discovered her passion for photography alongside her future husband. What began as a beloved hobby has blossomed into a thriving business, beautifully capturing the essence of family life in their chic, private studio located in historic Old Town Pasadena, California.Joanna is also a certified newborn trainer, having honed her skills under the guidance of celebrity photographer Ana Brandt. She is currently developing a training program aimed at educating fellow photographers on the importance of newborn safety, emphasizing the ethical responsibility to protect these tiny subjects. Joanna is dedicated to informing expectant parents about the nuances of newborn photography, helping them understand industry standards and the significance of a photographer's expertise in those early days.As devoted parents and business partners, Joanna and her husband skillfully balance the demands of entrepreneurship with the joys and challenges of family life. Their personal experiences, including navigating the economic ups and downs that affect their business, create a deep connection with their clients, allowing them to transform each family's unique story into stunning works of art.At their studio, Nestled in Time Photography, Joanna's commitment to excellence and meticulous attention to detail shine through. Her work has earned her accolades from Portrait Masters and recognition as one of the top 20 photographers in the newborn category in 2023. Known for her true-to-life colors and sharp details, Joanna captures each moment as a piece of art worthy of display.Passionate about creating unforgettable, customized photography experiences, Joanna and her husband incorporate their clients' personal styles, hobbies, careers, and family heirlooms into every session. They strive to craft portraits that families are proud to showcase in their homes and offices, preserving fleeting moments and creating timeless treasures for generations to come.Website: nestledintimephotography.comInstagram: @nestled_in_time_photography___________________Music CreditsIntroEuphoria in the San Gabriel Valley, Yone OGStingerScarlet Fire (Sting), Otis McDonald, YouTube Audio LibraryOutroEuphoria in the San Gabriel Valley, Yone OG__________________My SGV Podcast:Website: www.mysgv.netNewsletter: Beyond the MicPatreon: MySGV Podcastinfo@sgvmasterkey.com

Lawrence Suarez, a proud native of Los Angeles and first-generation Filipino, has deep roots in California, with cherished memories of growing up in its diverse landscape. Fond of the tradition of dining in Alhambra for dim sum, he embraces the rich cultural tapestry of his community.Beginning his journey into the funeral profession in 2011, Lawrence gained initial experience at a corporate funeral home. Prior to that, he served in the California National Guard until 2016, embodying a commitment to service that defines his life.Driven by a vision to offer dignified yet affordable cremation services, Lawrence founded Allay Cremation and Direct Cremation LA. Rooted in accessibility and compassion, their mission ensures every family receives the care and support they deserve during difficult times. Amidst the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2019, Allay Cremation was established, with its first office in the historic Pasadena Playhouse District. Recently, they relocated their headquarters to Old Town Pasadena, reflecting their growth and dedication to the community.While operations are centered in Pasadena, their reach extends across Southern California, reflecting their commitment to serving diverse communities throughout the region. Lawrence's journey from military service to the funeral profession exemplifies his unwavering dedication to serving others, guided by principles of compassion, integrity, and respect.Website: allaycremation.com___________________Music CreditsIntroLike it Loud, Dyalla, YouTube Audio LibraryStingerScarlet Fire (Sting), Otis McDonald, YouTube Audio LibraryOutroIndecision, Dyalla, YouTube Audio Library__________________My SGV Podcast:www.mysgv.netinfo@sgvmasterkey.com

Vanessa Tilaka Kalb's family has been in the food business for several generations, beginning with her grandparents in Thailand who owned a restaurant below their apartment and her father's Thai market in Los Angeles, which was the first of its kind in the city.Her culinary career has spanned from working as Sous Chef under Bryant Ng at Spice Table, to San Francisco's Flour+Water and Octavia, then back to LA with M. Georgina. While Vanessa shined as a chef, cheese kept calling. Her passion and desire to keep learning quickly grew into cheesemonger positions at Fisher's Cheese and Wine, followed by Monsieur Marcel and Cookbook Market.  Today, Vanessa has settled into her newfound home in Pasadena alongside her husband and business partner, Thomas Kalb, and their beloved pets, Clementine, Rhubarb, Shiitake, and Mochi. Together, the Tilaka Kalbs helm the independent venture Agnes Restaurant & Cheesery in Old Town Pasadena, serving classic American regional dishes alongside artisan cheeses and provisions. Vanessa is officially Head Cheese, focused on the cheesery offerings that span day to evening, takeaway wines, and overall operations.  Website: www.agnesla.comInstagram: @agnes_pasadena For media inquiries, contact elaine@boh.agency or kait@boh.agency___________________Music CreditsIntroLike it Loud, Dyalla, YouTube Audio LibraryStingerScarlet Fire (Sting), Otis McDonald, YouTube Audio LibraryOutroIndecision, Dyalla, YouTube Audio Library__________________My SGV Podcast:www.mysgv.netinfo@sgvmasterkey.com

Eric Tjahyadi is a serial entrepreneur and a proud native of San Gabriel Valley. When he's not staying active, traveling, or binge watching favorite shows, he enjoys mentoring and giving back. Eric spends most of his waking hours building a new startup division at Sony Music Entertainment and running a few passion projects - Bone Kettle (a family operated polished casual restaurant in Old Town Pasadena) and Supa Coffee (a coffee/tea cafe mix with socially conscious and locally sourced goods store in West Los Angeles). He loves connecting with like minded peers, problem solving, investing in interesting projects and aspires to make a difference in his local community.Bone Kettle: 67 N Raymond Ave                            Pasadena, CA 91103___________________Music CreditsIntroLike it Loud, Dyalla, YouTube Audio LibraryStingerScarlet Fire (Sting), Otis McDonald, YouTube Audio LibraryOutroIndecision, Dyalla, YouTube Audio Library__________________My SGV Podcast:www.mysgv.netinfo@sgvmasterkey.com

Gill hangs out with Justin Amen, local musician and the founder of Disaster Party Entertainment! Join them as they invite guests from all throughout the music industry from up and comers to seasoned veterans. Hang out, have a drink, and have a good time! Support his podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/disasterpartypodcast/supportCheck out our new sponsor FIRME MEZCAL!! https://www.firmemezcal.com/Watch this podcast on Youtube at Mindbuzz Media  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIYj7eDCsV3YPzxv7VRKZKgListen to this podcast on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...Listen to this podcast on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/4r35EH2...Follow The Mindbuzz on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/themindbuzzThe Mindbuzz podcast is powered by @mindbuzzmedia

Welcome to Heilman & Haver - Episode 71.  We hope you enjoy the show! Please join the conversation - email us with thoughts and ideas and connect with the show on Facebook and Twitter and Instagram and at heilmanandhaver.com.   IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Kayla Boye Photo Credit: Kachi Mozie Kayla Boye is the writer, producer, and star of the one-woman show Call Me Elizabeth, chronicling the early life of Elizabeth Taylor. Set in May 1961, the play is inspired by Taylor's conversations with writer Max Lerner as they discuss plans for a biography.  Through a morning session with Lerner at The Beverly Hills Hotel, Taylor rediscovers her sense of self following her 1961 Academy Awards triumph and recovery from a nearly fatal battle with pneumonia. The play examines Taylor's career, life, and loves, chronicling her survival in the face of adversity and tragedy, and illuminating the core compassion of her character that inspired her later activism in the fight against HIV/AIDS.  Kayla is a Chicago-based artist whose credits include productions with Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Drury Lane Theatre, Porchlight Music Theatre, Mercury Theater Chicago, Music Theater Works, BrightSide Theatre, Citadel Theatre, Fireside Theatre, Capital City Theatre, Bigfork Summer Playhouse, and The Huron Playhouse. As an arts administrator, she has worked in development, marketing, and finance for Goodman Theatre and Writers Theatre, and she has served as a producer for Steppenwolf Theatre Company's Garage Rep series.  As a consultant for the Artistic Fundraising Group, her portfolio included work for Arts of Life, BrightSide Theatre, Chicago Composers Orchestra, Chicago Mosaic School, Oak Park Festival Theatre, and Snow City Arts. During the COVID-19 pandemic, she served as Executive Director of The Youngstown Playhouse and she holds a BA in Professional Writing & Editing from Youngstown State University. Kayla is also a Certified Nonprofit Professional through the Nonprofit Leadership Alliance.  You can find out more about her work at kaylaboye.com and about the show at callmeelizabeth.com.  Kayla joined us from Old Town Pasadena.   COMING UP NEXT EPISODE: Patricia Ward Kelly Make plans to join us again in two weeks, Friday March 3rd, when we'll welcome to the show Patricia Ward Kelly, widow and official biographer of the truly marvelous Gene Kelly.  Patricia will be in Seattle March 17-19th to host a one of a kind event at the Seattle Symphony, Gene Kelly: A Life in Music.  Get your tickets now at seattlesyphony.org and don't miss Ep 72 on Friday, Mar 3rd.

Eric Tjahyadi is a Co-Owner in his family owned Southeast Asian restaurant Bone Kettle in Old Town Pasadena. During the day, Eric is also the VP, Head of Global Ad Sales at Sony Music. He's also a partner in Supa Coffee, a hip-hop themed conceptual café. We touch on creating organizational structure, importance of delegating, and not giving up on what you want to do and what you love. Eric and his family immigrated from Indonesia and their initial perception of America (Victorian houses/Full House) ended up being anything but. There have been many challenges in this self-funded, family venture in Bone Kettle. Through it all, it's still here and after conversing with Eric, it's easy to see why. Hosted + produced by Arnold Byun. Cover art illustration by Seohui Chi. Photography + videography by Calvin Khurniawan. Follow us on Instagram @withwarmwelcome or visit our website, withwarmwelcome.com.

Y'all know I love speaking about the psychology behind the biz, too. The insightful John Sovec, who is a former dancer turned therapist, joins me in this important episode to discuss the importance of attitude and positive energy within the entertainment field. We talk about how to support yourself emotionally and the importance of supporting your friends and colleagues. He explains how this can help you be the best version of yourself when you walk into the audition room. Super. important. stuff!MNTR MGMTWebsite@mntr.mgmt@justinementerJohn SovecWebsite@johnsovectherapy John Sovec, MA, LMFT: I am a therapist, coach and counselor in Pasadena, CA who will help you to reconnect to the things that matter in your life. More than just talk therapy, you and I will work together to uncover the blocks that are keeping you stuck and open up new paths of understanding that will help you to create the life you desire.When you arrive at my office, centrally located in Old Town Pasadena, you will experience a truly unique therapeutic environment. Some days we may sit and focus on the narrative of your life, other days we may do art projects to unlock your thought process, or even take a walk around to stimulate the process of sharing. Yoga, reading, awareness exercises and meditation are other tools that I invite into our work together.So, what makes all of these processes work? It is my training as an alumnus of Phillips Graduate Institute where I primarily focused on a Post-Modern Narrative approach to therapy. This style recognizes you as the expert of your life experience and creates a collaborative and respectful approach to the work.This collaborative style is highly effective in developing you as an agent of change in your own life even when you are feeling flooded by depression, anxiety, grief, low self-esteem, and stress.And of course, I really enjoy working with teens. I have received additional training in school-based therapy, positive adolescent development, teen addiction, and non-violent communication which I bring to my work with adolescents.I am also a nationally recognized expert on the coming out process for LGBT teens and I work with both teens and their families to ease the experience and open up channels for communication and understanding.My office is an affirming space for the LGBTQ community for individual, family, and couples workThere's lots more to tell and I am open to answer your questions when we speak in person. Please email me at John@JohnSovec.com or call me at 626.374.7046 and let's talk.It's time to experience your life!

On this episode we have restaurant entrepreneur Paul Gonzalez. Paul is an avid photographer, mezcal connoisseur, restaurant owner, and a great friend. In this episode we talk about how Paul was able to pivot from working his 9-5 to creating the beautiful restaurant Maestro found in Old Town Pasadena. Listen to how Paul's past and his vision for the future has helped him build an award winning traditional Mexican restaurant with an absolute modern touch.

Jeff is talking with brothers Erwin & Eric Tjahyadi, successful entrepreneurs behind Komodo restaurants and Bone Kettle -  South EastAsian Restaurant & Bar in Old Town Pasadena - famous for its broth!

Small businesses are being hit hard by this pandemic.  Meet two kick-ass giant-hearted small business owners, Elisa Bruley of Elisa B. and Jill Yukawa Pearson of Homage in Old Town Pasadena.  They share their stories, not unlike the stories of many passionate entrepreneurs who are hurting right now.   A great discussion on what's behind these storefronts we all know and love, and some lovely wisdom on how we might be able to support our favorite stores during this difficult time. Elisa and Jill are two giant-hearted store owners who give so much love and attention to their customers and to their community.  Here they are at the beginning of their careers - Elisa with her mom on the day her store opened on July 15, 1993, and Jill (on the left in this photo) as a child in her first foray into jewelry-making and sales!         Find Elisa B. at ElisaB.com and on Instagram at @myelisab Find Homage at HomagePasadena.com and on Instagram at @homagepasadena         BONUS: That time when Elisa's husband, artist Robert Bonk (robertbonk.com) interrupted the podcast with a hilarious photo-bomb:  

Jazz in the courtyard outside Sage vegan restaurant in Old Town Pasadena. A great place, but unfortunately they don't have a dedicated gluten-free fryer.

In this episode, I sit down with Austin LaRoche, CMO at ATAK Interactive in Old Town Pasadena. Big Topics - Small business model for podcast1) Problem with Podcasting for B2B brands2) Wasted Money in Marketing 3) Account-Based Marketing vs Demand Generation4) Brand Metrics vs Conversation MetricsConnect with Austin LaRocheAustin LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/austinlaroche/ATAK INteractive: https://www.atakinteractive.com/Connect with Sales Culture Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/company/sales-culture/ InstaGram: www.instagram.com/sales_culture/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/SetSalesCulture/ Interested in learning more about our podcasting services? - info@salesculture.work Reach out directly at www.SalesCulture.work

On Mills Place in Old Town Pasadena there is a historical plaque which doesn't tell the whole story. 

Hi! My name is Amara Barroeta and I'm the owner of Amara Chocolate & Coffee in Old Town Pasadena. I'm not a restaurant business guru or a famous chef, so when I was invited to be a speaker at Friday Coffee Meet Up I was very honored and excited, and without hesitation I said: ‘yes I'd love to!' And when I started developing today's talk I got really scared and said: what can I offer these people, some of them entrepreneurs, maybe they have been in business longer than myself, or belong to different industries? And after digging for a while and inserting the crying emoji in my keyboard several times, the answer was plain and clear: the best I can share with them is my personal story, a story of Chocolate: with lots of bitter and sweet moments, but full of satisfactions. The story of transforming my life from what it was 10 years ago back in Venezuela where I worked in media and entertainment as a journalist while finishing my degree as a chemical engineer, to owning Amara Chocolate in Pasadena's very competitive dining environment. Amara's have become a destination for locals, visitors and foodies alike; we have been featured in top publications and TV shows, and have been awarded as Best dessert, Best South American Food and Best Independent Coffee House for the last 7 years by Pasadena Weekly to name a few. Thus, looking back at my journey and seeing all the challenges that I have overcome being an immigrant and starting my own business has allowed me to stay passionate for what I do, developing a clear path to continue growing, and finding spaces to give back to my community. So, is there a secret sauce for that? Let's find out! Bio: Amara Barroeta is the owner of Amara Chocolate & Coffee Cafe in Pasadena, California. Originally from Venezuela, Amara emigrated to the United States to get her MBA at UCLA in 2010. Prior to leaving Venezuela, she was crowned first runner-up in the Miss Venezuela pageant in 2002. And not long after that, she graduated from university with a degree in Chemical Engineering and a specialization in food processing. Somewhat surprisingly though, it was her experience as a beauty queen that opened up a world of opportunities, including a chance to travel the world (and most often, to Hollywood) as a television newscaster. Amara traveled to stay in the US when she began her studies at UCLA. She didn't know then that Los Angeles would become her new home. But increasing political unrest and corruption in her home country, as well as a deep appreciation and love for America led Amara to decide to stay permanently in the United States, where she opened and successfully runs Amara Chocolate & Coffee Cafe. Utilizing her background in chemical engineering, her MBA, and her the bright, friendly personality that served her well in her beauty queen days, Amara spends her days happily serving coffee, food, and chocolate to her steadfast customers and getting involved with local organizations helping the Venezuelan community in SoCal and abroad. In 2017 she spoke about her experience as an immigrant on the TEDxPasadena stage. In 2018 she was invited as the host/moderator of The Refugee Forum of Los Angeles. Instagram: @amarachocolate Speaker email: amarabarroeta@gmail.com #amarachocolate #amaracafe

Hi! My name is Amara Barroeta and I’m the owner of Amara Chocolate & Coffee in Old Town Pasadena. I’m not a restaurant business guru or a famous chef, so when I was invited to be a speaker at Friday Coffee Meet Up I was very honored and excited, and without hesitation I said: ‘yes I’d love to!’ And when I started developing today’s talk I got really scared and said: what can I offer these people, some of them entrepreneurs, maybe they have been in business longer than myself, or belong to different industries? And after digging for a while and inserting the crying emoji in my keyboard several times, the answer was plain and clear: the best I can share with them is my personal story, a story of Chocolate: with lots of bitter and sweet moments, but full of satisfactions. The story of transforming my life from what it was 10 years ago back in Venezuela where I worked in media and entertainment as a journalist while finishing my degree as a chemical engineer, to owning Amara Chocolate in Pasadena’s very competitive dining environment. Amara’s have become a destination for locals, visitors and foodies alike; we have been featured in top publications and TV shows, and have been awarded as Best dessert, Best South American Food and Best Independent Coffee House for the last 7 years by Pasadena Weekly to name a few. Thus, looking back at my journey and seeing all the challenges that I have overcome being an immigrant and starting my own business has allowed me to stay passionate for what I do, developing a clear path to continue growing, and finding spaces to give back to my community. So, is there a secret sauce for that? Let’s find out! Bio: Amara Barroeta is the owner of Amara Chocolate & Coffee Cafe in Pasadena, California. Originally from Venezuela, Amara emigrated to the United States to get her MBA at UCLA in 2010. Prior to leaving Venezuela, she was crowned first runner-up in the Miss Venezuela pageant in 2002. And not long after that, she graduated from university with a degree in Chemical Engineering and a specialization in food processing. Somewhat surprisingly though, it was her experience as a beauty queen that opened up a world of opportunities, including a chance to travel the world (and most often, to Hollywood) as a television newscaster. Amara traveled to stay in the US when she began her studies at UCLA. She didn’t know then that Los Angeles would become her new home. But increasing political unrest and corruption in her home country, as well as a deep appreciation and love for America led Amara to decide to stay permanently in the United States, where she opened and successfully runs Amara Chocolate & Coffee Cafe. Utilizing her background in chemical engineering, her MBA, and her the bright, friendly personality that served her well in her beauty queen days, Amara spends her days happily serving coffee, food, and chocolate to her steadfast customers and getting involved with local organizations helping the Venezuelan community in SoCal and abroad. In 2017 she spoke about her experience as an immigrant on the TEDxPasadena stage. In 2018 she was invited as the host/moderator of The Refugee Forum of Los Angeles. Instagram: @amarachocolate Speaker email: amarabarroeta@gmail.com amarachocolate #amaracafe

Dan Whitmore possesses some of the rarest books on the planet. The art of publishing and design around a first edition. “A first edition book, for me, is representative of where I was in my life at the time and who I was when I was reading it” -Dan Whitmore There are design books, books about design, about designers. Designers use books in their designs and then there are the types of books from which designers might design an entire room. Dan Whitmore is the proprietor of Whitmore Rare Books. He is a true fan of books, yes. But he is both a collector and purveyor of first editions, rare books and artistically bound treasures. I made the journey to Old Town Pasadena which really is the perfect place for his store. When I walked in, I got a little ‘Harry potter’ kind of feeling. The smell of aged paper and leather. Dan is an interesting guy. Starts his business out of a lifetime passion for old books, collecting and pursuing. For Dan, his pursuit of first editions and collectable books is much like that of an art collector, wine collector or any true collector for that matter. Some of these can fetch hundreds of thousands of dollars if not more. Dan and I talk about what is inside, outside and throughout some of the most rare and sought after in his collection. This is the story of a trained and formerly practicing attorney who decided to turn a page in his career and chase his passion for rare books. This is Dan Whitmore. Before we get into this conversation with Dan, I want to thank you for listening and invite you to join in the conversation. You can find us @ConvoByDesign on twitter and @ConvoXDesign with an ‘X” on Facebook and Instagram. You can also find videos from these conversations on our YouTube channel, again search Convo By Design and you will find over 150 videos from some of your favorite guests, including the following. If you like the show, please send it to a friend so they can join our design community. Thanks for listening, enjoy the show. #Design #Architecture #ConvoByDesign #SubZeroWolf #SnyderDiamond #Books #RareBooks #CollectableBooks #DanWhitmore #WhitmoreRareBooks Convo By Design - http://www.ConvoByDesign.com Article's TRADE Program - https://cxd.article.com Snyder Diamond - http://www.SnyderDiamond.com Vondom USA - http://www.Vondom.com

Last week’s challenge: Create an Escape Plan for Your Bad Day Natalie and I bring you the Do Weekly Podcast from the frigidly air conditioned Old Town Pasadena location of Cross Campus.  And we’re back for another challenge. This time both Natalie and Alex did the challenge so no one gets cookies. Last week our… The post Episode 019: Tidy a Room appeared first on Do Weekly Podcast.

Synopsis: This podcast is a tiny bit longer than our normal full length episodes. We took a minute to feature our home nonprofit the Junior League of Pasadena. It's the place we both met, and we would love for the community to know more about the great work this organization does and how to get involved if they are interested. We sit down with the JLP President and she answers some personal questions and some commonly asked questions about the League. Fun Facts about Pasadena: Did you know Jackie Robinson Day is on April 15, 2018? Pasadena, Texas was named after Pasadena, California Do you know what the official flower of Pasadena is? The rose was adopted as Pasadena's official flower on September 22, 1961. What are those green birds flying everywhere in Pasadena? Naturalized parrots are frequently seen and heard around Pasadena. We recently had an article about us published in the Pasadena Independent as the featured article! Pretty In Pasadena: Social Media Influence for Social Good [The article was also picked up in Sierra Madre Weekly, Arcadia Weekly, and Monrovia Weekly] We're both excited that Mackenzie's 30th Birthday is almost here (in the month of May)! We chat about 30 things. She's been keeping a list of things you should know or do before you turn 30. For the full list visit our blog post to read them all! What did we do this month? -Dinner at Crossings Restaurant with Chef Kevin Malone. Side note: The menu is seasonal and will be changing soon, so even if you hear us talk about some amazing food, know that there is even more amazing and incredible things coming your way, so be sure and stop by! Before dinner we headed upstairs to the bar inside Crossings and had the bartender create his take on the Pretty in Pasadena Cocktail. Pretty in Pasadena Cocktail Recipe by Anthony Capp @acapp14: ½ oz Aperol 1 ½ oz Dry Gin ¼ of an Orange and some Cucumber ¾ oz Lemon Splash of Simple Syrup Preparation: Shake aggressively in cocktail shaker Garnish with Lemon Twist and Flowers -Pasadena Showcase House Sneak Peek (media day) We met Leslie from my 100 year old home (of Instagram and print media fame!). -Dinner in the Horseshoe garden at the Langham Huntington Hotel for the first of their Heritage with Heart series. -Blow outs with Trina, Master Stylist at 1202 Salon & Spa Pasadena (Be on the lookout for a podcast featuring this amazing woman in the future!) -Huntington Hospitality Lunch Event at the Huntington Library and Botanical Gardens -Pasadena Playhouse; Opening Night of Belleville --- Chefbox chefs were catering! We were so excited to find out that they were connect to the Playhouse through us! -Attended Junior League of Pasadena's Annual Gala, Simply Speaking What are we looking forward to in the month of May? Pasadena Restaurant Week May 12th Bold Pas (art installations all over Old Town!) Want to know more? Visit Old Pas here! Seeing Pasadena Showcase House finished! Curious? Get the info here! Since Mother's Day is this month we talk about something we've learned from each of our mothers. We love you Debra Reed and Marlun Maestas! We chat with the 2017-18 Junior League of Pasadena President, Amy Onderdonk about what she loves about the community, about Junior League, misconceptions, how to learn more, and what some of her favorite memories have been with this historic women's organization. The Junior League of Pasadena has been in the community since 1929! [Sorry for the sound quality on this one, it was a perfect evening in a very quiet restaurant, that got louder and louder.] If you're curious about how to get involved, donate, or partner email: info@jlpasadena.org If you are curious about joining for the next season of new membership, the recruitment season is June-August. You can learn more at jlpasadena.org. There will also be announcements for summer mixers on the League's Instagram @jlpasadena and Facebook page.

This week Katie and Chelsea discuss the early 2000's hit show Roswell!! Get your bottles of Tobasco and get ready for some fun talk about our favorite aliens, Max and Liz, and our least favorite character. Can you guess who it is? Main Topic - Roswell: 00:21:20Please rate, review, and subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, or wherever you download your podcasts. Podcast Intro Music: Dog and Pony Show by Silent Partner - https://youtu.be/Dw20ZkMwI10Podcast Outro Music: Dog Park by Silent Partner - https://youtu.be/Zzm4A3xYUp8Intro & Outro Vocals Provided by Dave BethellTEA TIME SOCIAL MEDIA:Twitter: https://twitter.com/teatimewithkc (@teatimewithkc)Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/teatimewithkc/ (@teatimewithkc)Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/teatimewithkc/Email: teawithkc@gmail.comChelsea's New Podcast: https://madaboutmaisel.squarespace.com/ GEEK TO GEEK PODCAST NETWORKWebsite: https://geektogeekcast.comBe sure to check out the latest episode of Geek To Geek Podcast, Geektitude, & The Comic Boxhttps://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/geek-to-geek-podcast/id1092737489https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/geektitude/id1042398176?mt=2https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-comic-box/id1118686573?mt=2THINGS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:Saved by The Max - https://www.exploretock.com/savedbythemax/The Maze Runner: The Death Cure3 Billboards Outsite of Ebbing, MissouriVeronica MarsPunch Up The Jam - https://punchupthejam.com/Pilot Inspectors - http://pilotinspectors.libsyn.com/The Runaways - https://www.hulu.com/marvels-runawaysBone Kettle in Old Town Pasadena - https://bonekettle.com/

Direct Download URL:  http://traffic.libsyn.com/insidethefff/Show_010.mp3   On our 10th episode of Inside the Triple F, we will continue with our March behind the scenes look at the Fabulous Fords Forever car show, with the show just around the corner we share our expectations!   Also on this episode we will also take you with us as we attend the 10th Annual Concorso Ferrari Old Pasadena!  This car show was held in Pasadena on April 23, 2017. Celebrates the 70th anniversary of the Ferrari. Located on three blocks of Colorado Boulevard between Pasadena and Reymond avenues in Old Town Pasadena. It was sponsored by the Ferrari Club of America SW Region and the endorsed by the Ferrari Club of America. Around 140 cars were on display and for one lucky girl she got to sit in one of these exquisite piece of machinery.  The Best cars in 10 classes won awards as being the best of the best.    If you want to put your car in the show for next year.   Ferrari Club of America:  http://www.fca-sw.org      [to register] Access fca-sw.org/calendar/event/535 and fill out the form.   CHRIS HARRIS ON CARS  - La Ferrari Review  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GaAQW8lVaRM   We hope you like our podcast and encourage you to share it with friends and family alike, especially with your gearhead friends. If you would like to advertise with us, promote your car show or have us come out to your event. Please use the email address below to contact us. We would love to hear from you!  Please, let us know how we’re doing!  You can contact us at the following places:   Our email address is:  insidethefff@gmail.com Give us a like on Facebook at:  Inside the FFF Follow us on our Twitter feed:  @OEMInsidetheFFF Check us out on Instagram:  InsidetheFFF  

Breaking Into...  -- In this episode Black Hollywood Live host James Lott Jr. interviews James Reynolds. James has been nominated for two Emmys and four NAACP Image Awards and is known presently, and for the past thirty years, as the stalwart Commander (sometimes Mayor) Abe Carver on NBC's popular daytime drama, "Days Of Our Lives", where he has the distinction of being the longest running African American on television, in a continuous run. He also starred in the series “Generations” (where he was nominated for an Emmy), the series “Time Express” with Vincent Price, and has guest starred on numerous television shows, including “Seinfeld.” James was formerly the Managing Artistic Director of the LART (Los Angeles Repertory Theater Company) at DeLacey Street theater in Old Town Pasadena, for which he gained a reputation for theatrical innovation and excellence. As a former Marine who served in Vietnam, James has toured with the USO and Armed Forces Entertainment, vis

June will mark seven years since I started my road to recovery. I imagine that many you feel as I did. Once I took the meds, all my panic days would soon end. Not true. The hard work came when I had to uncover the layers of what brought me to anxiety in the first place. I've asked Joy to help me tell my story so the listeners can hear from her lips about my ups and downs, my highs and lows and my commitment to doing what it takes to continue to grow as a person, physically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually. Joy Carroll is a Healing Intuitive located in Old Town Pasadena, California. For those of you who don't live in the area, Joy does phone work as she does not need to be physically present with her client to offer her wonderful and varied services. Joy uses a variety of modalities to help people. Please visit her website for more information.

June will mark seven years since I started my road to recovery. I imagine that many you feel as I did. Once I took the meds, all my panic days would soon end. Not true. The hard work came when I had to uncover the layers of what brought me to anxiety in the first place. I've asked Joy to help me tell my story so the listeners can hear from her lips about my ups and downs, my highs and lows and my commitment to doing what it takes to continue to grow as a person, physically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually. Joy Carroll is a Healing Intuitive located in Old Town Pasadena, California. For those of you who don't live in the area, Joy does phone work as she does not need to be physically present with her client to offer her wonderful and varied services. Joy uses a variety of modalities to help people. Please visit her website for more information.