Podcasts about quartyard

Skills Pay Bills #95 - This is a Claudia solo update episode recorded on Valentine's Day 2024. In this episode, Claudia discusses her recent art installation at the SD INTL AIRPORT and she also talks about Embroidery Nights and being a Peacemaker award recipient. Lots of cool upcoming projects and events including "Noche de Cumbia" on Saturday, March 2nd, from 4-10pm at The Quartyard in East Village, San Diego. If you have any questions please send us an email at: claudia@sewloka.comThank you for watching/listening! We appreciate you! @sewloka @skillspaybillstv https://sewloka.com/Thank you for continuing to support Sew Loka and Skills Pay Bills, we appreciate you!

An FDA advisory panel has given approval for COVID vaccines for kids aged 6-months to 5 years. Then, authorities warn that South Bay beaches may remain closed for the summer due to excess pollution levels. After that, the Fat Leonard Navy bribery scandal is about to wrap up in San Diego. Also, In the wake of constant mass shootings across the nation, the San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted earlier this week to find policy recommendations that would allow the county to sue gun makers for deaths caused by their firearms. Plus, potential delays to the closure of the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant are being discussed to help offset energy shortages. And finally, there is a new exhibit presented by The San Diego African American Museum of Fine Art at the Quartyard which marks the 60th anniversary of the Freedom Riders; a group of activists who took bus trips across the South to protest segregation laws.

San Diego Planned Parenthood officials say they are getting ready for an influx of women from other states coming to California if abortion is banned by the U.S. Supreme Court. After, while a proposal to mandate treatment for severely mentally ill people is making the rounds in Sacramento, two San Diego City Council members are proposing a local effort to mandate care for some homeless people. And, housing advocates see 48 acres of public land in the Midway District as a golden opportunity to build more affordable housing — in particular, housing for middle-income households. Then, San Diego researchers are using wearable technologies to build the largest ever research community of pregnant study participants.The data collected could be a key part of addressing the structural racism that causes Black women to be three times more likely to die during childbirth and Black infants to be twice as likely to die within their first year of life. Then, KPBS Steve Walsh reports how the Navy is banking on the film “Top Gun: Maverick,” as a recruitment tool. Finally, local band “Sure Fire Soul Ensemble,” has a new album and album release show this Saturday May 7th at the Quartyard in San Diego.

This episode could be called "The Wisdom of Rob Crow," Mr. Crow has a lot of wise and insightful observations to share. Regardless, Rob Crow joins Dwyer to talk about fatherhood, how not everything needs to be a reaction to horribleness, sobriety, how at the age of fourteen he already had a proclivity for original music and if someone is promoting art it's probably garbage. PLosives will be playing at Alex's in Long Beach November 5th and QUartyard in San Diego November 6th. Opening song "Hit The Breaks" by PLOSIVS Rob Crow's Bandcamp HERESwami Records HERE Rob Crow on Twitter Have Kelly R. Dwyer build your website HERE This podcast you are listening to was Produced and Hosted and all the other stuff by Matt DwyerConsulting Producer Dustin Marshall See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Philip Auchettl is CEO and co-founder of RAD Lab. We speak at length about their breakout project Quartyard and how it propelled his career from student to Architect. Philip outlines the challenges and rewards of designing and developing public projects. We learn about the importance of communication and how it can lead to discovering previously unknown Architectural demand.

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Welcome to the Finest City Football Podcast, a show that focuses on the beautiful game here in San Diego.  Hosted by Jerry Jimenez and Dike Anyiwo, the Finest City Football Podcast is your place for the most in-depth and authoritative soccer-specific content from the uniquely San Diegan perspective. On the latest episode of the Finest City Football Podcast, Dike Anyiwo and Nate Wiggins discuss their reaction to the colors, the name and the atmosphere on the day to the launch of the SD Loyal SC unveiling event at Quartyard on November 2nd. The two then dive into what they hope comes next from the club and from the community that is building up around it.

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Sasha Favelukis has created a model for community and economic development that works. You can see it for yourself in the Quartyard neighborhood he developed in San Diego. He's an Investor, a Developer and the co-founder of CoPlace. Sasha Favelukis is our guest on this episode of The OZExpo Podcast.Host: Jack HealdGuest: Sasha Favelukis, Co-Founder of CoPlace

In today’s episode Erin Chambers Smith and Troy Johnson along with producer Archana Ram are taping from The Westgate Hotel, where we’re talking restaurant openings, including Cali Banh Mi in Pacific Beach, Dolce at the Highlands’ revamp, and Amplified Ale Works upcoming East Village outpost. Joining us is the Westgate’s executive chef Fabrice Hardel. He’s dishing on his spin on classic French cuisine and the menu he’s created for the hotel’s Jazz Series. Our guest is David Graham, the City of San Diego’s Deputy COO, who’s telling us what it takes to bring businesses to fruition (he was behind the Quartyard), the state’s dated regulations, and more. He also once competed in the World Food Championships and served as sous chef to his mom at cooking competitions. Today’s hot topic is about the science behind restaurant menus. A San Diego-based pizza mini-chain is mentioned in the story. Can you guess which one?

Most cities have unused, vacant pieces of land that go to waste. But it doesn’t have to be that way. At least not according to the three rad guests we have on the podcast today. This weeks episode features the founders of RAD LAB who creatively engaged the San Diego community to solve a problem that has been overlooked by just about everyone. Philip Auchettl, Jason Grauten, and David Loewenstein share the ups and downs and ins and outs of their fascinating business journey that started with Quartyard in San Diego. The guys give us the details of how this thesis project started through Kickstarter and ended up as a wildly popular urban park and event venue that the neighborhood would like to make permanent. They talk about the importance of involving the community in the planning and brainstorming, share how they made the project work financially, and how they were able to profit while giving back. Find show notes and more information at www.youstaywealthy.com/16 

It’s our 50th episode! And it’s a boozy one. Hosts Erin Chambers Smith, Troy Johnson, and producer Archana Ram chat about local restaurant openings, like a pizza drive-thru coming to Pacific Beach and the Quartyard’s move in the East Village. Joining us is the North County-based team behind Misadventure & Co., a vodka company that makes their alcohol from past-due baked goods. They tell us all about how they actually make the spirit, plus the sustainability mission behind their brand. They also brought us a few handles, so of course we do a taste test. We also chat about the problems with the rising popularity of mezcal and Coors rereleasing Zima. We end the show with recommendations for Two People/$50, including The Land & Water Co., Plumeria, and Wrench & Rodent.

Not many people opt to take on City Council and ask them to break the mold in which they operate. Furthermore, it's generally not done by three grad school students with no money in their pockets asking to take over city owned property. Philip Auchettl, Jason Grauten and David Loewenstein did just that and it kickstarted their architecture design and development company, RAD Lab. Four years later, what began as a school project, now has them designing, developing and operating a multitude of projects around the country, such as custom shipping container homes, a beer garden park, homeless shelter pods and most notably, their San Diego based Quartyard. This urban development of an unused city block was transformed into a dog park, coffee shop, restaurant, concert stage and all around community hang out, which is also where we recorded this episode. Check out more at www.RADLABSD.com and if you'd like to see video of our podcast, they are always posted at www.VicariouslyPodcast.com