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Jets lose. Zach Collaros suspended. What is a 'Natural Hat Trick'? (1:40); SOUNDS OF THE GAME, and NHL commissioner Gary Bettman from 2nd intermission with Kelly Moore (8:55); Times you caught something before it went wrong, OR, when you GOT caught -- Brett's cabbie punched in $109.81 today (16:50); Doug Brown on the Zach Collaros suspension (24:50); SMALL TOWN SALUTE - 89 year old who got two holes in one on the same day at Netley Creek this past weekend! (32:00); Greg sits down with the owner of The Red Top during his on-location yesterday morning (41:50); Winning entry on catching things before they go wrong, or maybe didn't catch in time (53:55); Ever heard of DYSCALCULIA?? One of our listeners shared the story of learning why she has had a lifelong struggle with math (56:40).

Join Elaine Boddy for another Podbite, the shorter companion podcast to the main Foodbod Pod series. In this episode Elaine welcomes back expert pizza maker, author and Ooni Ambassador, Scott Deley as he concludes his masterclass in home pizza making. On this occasion Scott shows Elaine how to prepare and bake the “Red Top” – the classic Detroit deep pan pizza made with a focaccia dough rather than a Neapolitan base and including a “frico” cheese crown. Watch Elaine & Scott in action on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@foodbodpod

One of the groups that defined the Motown sound was the Detroit Quartet known as The Four Tops.  The group originally called themselves the Four Aims, but changed the name to avoid confusion with the Ames Brothers.  The group was composed of Abdul "Duke" Fakir, Renaldo "Obie" Benson, Lawrence Payton, and lead singer Levi Stubbs, four boys who met at Pershing High School and would remain in the same lineup as the Four Tops from 1953 through 1997.The quartet signed to Chess Records in 1956, but did not experience success with that label.  In fact they would not find significant success with multiple records including Red Top, Riverside Records, and Columbia Records for the next seven years.  What they would gain is a lot of opportunities to polish their act and stage presence with extensive touring.  Berry Gordy Jr. convinced them to move to Motown in 1963, initially to record jazz standards and sing backup.  At Motown they experienced success in their own right.Reach Out is their fourth studio album, and their biggest selling album.  The Four Tops had multiple hits, primarily through the writing of the Motown team known as Holland-Dozier-Holland.  Reach Out would be their last album with that songwriting team, as Holland-Dozier-Holland left Motown shortly after this album was recorded.  It went to number 11 on the Billboard Top LP's chart.The Four Tops were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1990, and still perform today, with Duke Fakir as the sole original member.Bruce presents this soulful album in this week's podcast. BernadetteThis song was released in February of 1967 and reached number 4 on the Billboard Hot 100.  It would be the final top 10 hit for the Four Tops in the 1960's.  The song is a plea from the boy to Bernadette to stick with him.  Standing In the Shadows of LoveThis single is a heartbreak song about sleepless nights and soul searching for what went wrong.  It hit number 2 on the soul charts and number 6 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1967.  It is a bit of a reworked song, as the Supremes had a B-side in 1963 called "Standing at the Crossroads of Love."Last Train to ClarksvilleReach Out was a mixture of original songs and covers, and this song made famous by the Monkees is one of the covers.  They also included "If I Were a Carpenter," "Walk Away Renee," and "I'm A Believer" on this album. Reach Out I'll Be ThereHere is the signature song of the Four Tops.  It was released in 1966 and spent two weeks at the top of the Billboard Hot 100.  It alternates between a minor and major key, giving it a Russian feel in the verse and a gospel feel in the chorus according to Lamont Dozier.  The writers intentionally put Levi Stubbs at the top of his vocal range to make sure there was a hunger and wailing in his voice.  ENTERTAINMENT TRACK:Light My Fire by The DoorsThe Doors appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show was their first and last when they promised to change the lyrics "girl we couldn't get much higher," only to leave them unedited in the live performance. STAFF PICKS:Brown Eyed Girl by Van MorrisonLynch launches the staff picks with this hit single off Morrison's debut album, which peaked at number 10 on the Billboard Hot 100.  The nostalgic lyrics which seem tame today were considered too suggestive for the time and were banned by some radio stations.  However, it remains popular today, and as of 2015 was the most downloaded and played song of the entire 60's decade.The Letter  by The Box TopsRob features a short song with a blue-eyed soul feel.  The Box Tops took this song to number 1 on the charts, making it The Box Tops best seller.  Joe Coker would cover this in 1970, and take it to number 7 on the charts.  The producer overdubbed the song with an airplane sound he located at a local library.Testify by ParliamentWayne brings us an early hit from George Clinton and Parliament before their Funkadelic days.  Actually, George Clinton is the only member of Parliament who is recorded on this song.  The group was based in New Jersey and the other members were not able to travel to Detroit for the recording.  As a result, Clinton is joined by local session musicians and singers to complete the song.Funky Broadway by Wilson PickettBruce closes out the staff picks with a song that Pickett picked up from Arlester “Dyke” Christian.  Dyke Christian was living in Phoenix and playing with a group called Dyke & the Blazers.  Unfortunatley in 1971 Dyke Christian was shot to death at the age of 27.  This is the first charting single with the word "funk" in the title. INSTRUMENTAL TRACK:Groovin' by Booker T. & the M.G.'sWe finish off with an instrumental cover of the ballad made famous by The Rascals. 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I was ten years old when my grandfather died. He died in his sleep during the cold February night with his rosary in his hands. My cousin had to break into the house on Sunday morning because Grampy never missed Mass and it was time to go.He found him under the covers, cold and still. The doctor told my father that he had died peacefully, that he fell into a deep sleep and his heart slowed and then, eventually, it simply stopped. My father always said that he hoped that was how he would go - to fall asleep in one world and wake up in the next. His was the second earliest death I can recall. Grammie had predeceased him by five years and it was during those intervening five years that I got to know the old man. Grampy spoke French, used Pearson's Red Top Snuff, spoke little and worked hard. He lived alone in the same little house he had built in the 1920s, heated only by a woodstove. To say he didn't work would be a lie; he was retired, but spent his time working hard, keeping himself busy living a life that would have been familiar to anyone born the century before, every day filled with vigor and purpose. He drew his water from a spring, used a scythe to reap the hay from his field, and cooked his own meals, with a liberal use of salt pork and beans. He was a simple man who had supported his family by working for all of the farmers his property bordered and maintaining a huge garden, a large barn and small horse barn, a pig sty and chicken coop. His house always smelled of wood and wintergreen, molasses and roses. He had a Farmer's Almanac tied to a string hanging on a nail on the wall next to the telephone he never used. He drank his water from a tin dipper kept in a pail covered with muslin, still the freshest, clearest water I have ever had. After my grandmother passed, I asked my mother if I could go visit my Grampie, alone,all by myself. We lived on the Back Presque Isle Road in Caribou, Maine in a part of the world that still felt new and untamed. It was 1971. At seven years old, my mother gave me permission to visit him, possibly because of her concern for the solitary state in which he dwelt. I had heard conversations on the phone between my father and his sisters worrying about the fact that the old man was talking to thin air, addressing his wife even though she had gone and met her maker. My father wisely told his sisters not to concern themselves with his need to speak to the close and quiet darkness, because, to be truthful, I spent entire days with the old man during which he might have uttered only a dozen words to anyone, living or dead. “He's not hurting anyone,” my dad had said, “and otherwise, he is fine. Leave him alone.” They did. I would tell my mother where I was going and she would tell me to make sure I came home when I saw the porch light flashing, something she always did to summon my brother and I back to our evening meal - which was supper, never dinner. That was the thing. I could see my grandfather's house from the kitchen of our home. I had to look over Grampy's field and past his gray-boarded, tar-papered horse barn, a low-built double stall affair that hadn't seen a horse in my lifetime. If I looked in the falling dark, I could see her switching the light on and off. I even knew when the light was right so I would look out for it. On the days I visited my grandfather, I would walk along the side of the road until I got there and I would just walk up to him and he would look over at me and nod, his youngest grandchild, without even a word. We would spend long hours like that, just being together without much conversation at all. He would answer me if I had questions, usually about fishing or axes or cows, because he still had one that often got loose and wandered through our garden. Later in the day he would offer me molasses cookies he had bought at the store. We would watch Gunsmoke together on Monday nights and then I would walk home in the growing dark, and my mother and father would ask my how the old man was. I was their emissary. I was also very fond of my grandfather. He was good to me in a quiet way and I would help him by turning his whetstone wheel while he sharpened his ax or go inside to his chair and get his Pearson's Red Top snuff, which he would pinch and put between his gums and lips. Even now, as a man in my sixties, he is current in my mind, a living thought sandwiched between old memories that never seem to fade. I am telling you all of this because less than a year after he died, he began to haunt me. I never told anyone at the time. I knew it was a haunting. One of my earliest memories is of my sister who woke the entire house up with her screams when I was five years old because she had awakened to see my grandmother's spirit standing at the foot of her bed. If my sister could be visited by a grandparent's ghost, why not me? There was also the idea that I didn't really know how to tell anyone what I was experiencing. Like most hauntings, it occurred first to me when I was alone. I tried with all of my mind to find a reason for what I saw but my eleven year old mind simply couldn't. My father and mother were very busy at the time.Dad had just taken on a partnership in a business in town and was gone most of the time. I never told my brother. I remember the first time I saw the light in the barn. It was twilight and the orange-red of the sky was dying down to a level glow tinged with shadows. It was late October and the cold of winter was already dancing around the edges of things. Puddles had margins from razor-frost ice. You could see your breath in the early morning. I was alone in the house, my parents not yet returned from work, and I was setting the table. It must have been around five-thirty. Our dining room windows looked out over Grampy's field, a view I'd seen a thousand times before, waiting for the bus to come down Buck's Hill, watching for headlights or the smoke as it rose from the chimneys of the neighbors' houses. What caught my eye was a light where a light should not have been, in the window of Grampy's small horse barn, a building never used and seldom entered. Even during his last few years, I had never seen him enter it. It was a place I entered only a few times in my life, a place forbidden by my father, no longer used , with old hay and sisal twine binding rope on pegs, old leather straps hanging, dust and memories. As I gazed at it, it seemed to glow steady and bright. I marveled at it for a moment and when I could not think of any good reason on God's good Earth why there would be a light there, my mind went elsewhere. Was someone inside? Surely not. But perhaps? I couldn't be sure. I waited and watched and my heart beat faster while my mind searched for something, anything that would explain it, but I couldn't find an anchor to tie to my thoughts. And then my parents came home and I debated whether or not I should tell them and Mom made dinner and when I sat down to eat, I looked in the direction of the barn and there was nothing - no light, no sign of life, nothing. Had I imagined it? Perhaps I had, or perhaps I had been given a vision? One day flew past the next and, seeing no further indication of the light, I told myself I must have been mistaken. Then comes another early evening and I am again alone in the house and then, I see it again, as clear and bright as Polaris, a light in the window of my grandfather's barn and I begin to put two and two together - his speaking with my grandmother who had passed, my grandmother's ghost showing up to my sister, the loneliness of the vast landscape in which we lived and my own eleven year old vivid imagination and I came to the unbearable conclusion that somehow, for reasons unknown to me, my grandfather was sending me a message. He knew I was alone in the house and that I would be looking in his direction and there was the light, a sign from beyond that he was still lingering. I stared at the old ramshackle barn for long minutes, my heart beating like a hammer in my chest, wondering what this meant and why. And then my mother's car drove into the driveway and she came in and put her coat away and when I looked out again, the light was gone. It was a light just for me, I concluded, a message that only I could see. I did not know its meaning. As the days and weeks and months rolled by, I saw that light often, just at twilight, almost always when I was alone, sometimes when others were there. I never told a soul about it, either. There was something personal in it for me, something meant for me and only me and I kept it that way. I loved my grandfather and I missed him and if he was trying to send me a message, I wondered, it must be a message of assurance and trust. I found myself thinking about him more often, wondering exactly why he would do this. Was I supposed to understand the meaning of the light in the barn, because I didn't. I could never tell when it would show itself or for how long. I got to the point in the bleak midwinter of finding some small comfort in the fact that he had chosen me to contact, his youngest grandchild. But I'll tell you something else. I never once went near that barn. I entertained the thought of forcing my way in - it belonged to my Aunt but she lived in Boston and would never know I had trespassed. I never went near because I believed that my Grandfather's spirit now dwelt in that old place and the last thing I wanted to do was encounter something from the other side, something that should not be there, even if it was my grandfather. I kept my distance and as spring gave way to summer, I discovered, much to my relief, that the light in the barn ceased to glow. It was gone. I confess that a small part of my mind actually missed it. Was my grandfather now truly gone? Was he in Heaven, at rest, where he should be? One hot Sunday afternoon in midsummer, when everyone was busy and had forgotten that I even existed, I got on my green Schwinn banana bike and rode to his little house on the corner, owned now by my father. It sat there empty because my dad was getting ready to rent it out. I tried my hand at the door but it was locked. I climbed up the woodshed roof and then up to the roof of the back ell and finally shimmied to an upstairs window and found my way inside. There I was, in the oppressive heat, walking the floors of the little house all by myself, without permission. I went from room to room. There was the old beige cabinet TV we watched together. I turned it on to see if it still worked. It did. I went into the kitchen and opened all of the cabinets, all empty and clean from a long day of my mother's hard work. I went into his bedroom, the one he had fallen asleep in and never woke up and sat in a circle of warm sunlight on the hardwood floor and watched the dust float in a sunbeam as time itself stopped and I realized why I was there. I was looking for the old man. I was looking for my grandfather, or maybe his ghost. I had no idea how long I had been there when I decided that I was indeed the only one there. The isolation of the place, the emptiness of it, made me sad. I wandered into the living room and found an old bronze knick-knack of a sailing ship that my grandmother got when she went to Old Orchard Beach once in her youth. I took it and stashed it in my pocket. Then I left the same way I got in, closing the window as I left. I never told anyone about this until now. It has been my secret. I still have the sailboat. When autumn came again and the nights grew almost intolerably long, I found to my surprise and my fright that the light was once again visible. For five nights in a row I found myself not even wanting to look but forcing myself, I saw it there, as clear as a fallen star from the sky. And now I wanted to know more, so much more, than I did. I was bolder and thought, if this is a sign from the old man, I need to get over my fear of the horse barn and go inside and perhaps find what he wants me to find to help him go to his rest. I tried twice and failed, my heart failing me, my courage a small bird in a cage not willing to fly free. I rolled in my bed that night unable to sleep. I could see him there in my mind's eye sitting on a stool in the corner of the horse stall, his mouth considering wad of snuff in his mouth, his eyes squinting behind his glasses and in my imagination we was calling over with his hand, motioning me to come nearer and nearer. When I did, I could see him moving his lips, trying to tell me something. He wasn't impatient or bothered. But no sound came from his mouth and that made my skin crawl. I tried to stay, in my mind, - God knows I did, but even in my imagination I ran. It was almost too much to bear. This was not the kind of thing that could be real. It was something out of a Saturday afternoon matinee at the Powers Theatre, not the reality of my ten year old life. I still hadn't told a soul. I didn't think I ever could. There are moments in your life where the sudden realization of a simple fact changes everything. It's often something you should have known or seen all along, but you didn't and you live in fear or you suffer anxiety when you realize something so life-changing is, in fact, so simple, so common. I was sitting in the darkness of the dining room in late October, staring again at the light in the barn, when my mother drove into the driveway. I heard her close the door of the Mercury station wagon and come into the house. I knew I had to leave the dining room - I didn't want her to know I was sitting in the dark. As I sat there for one last moment, I heard her enter the house and then turn off the porch light that I had turned on not an hour before. The loud click of the switch was immediately followed by the disappearance of the light in the barn. Time stopped. I said hello to her but my mind was racing too quickly to think. I flicked the switch to the porch light, saw that it was on, and went back to the dining room. The light in the barn was back. I ran back to the switch and flicked it. Sure enough, the light was gone again. All of this time in my imagination, I had been haunted by my parent's porch light reflecting in the window. The next day I found the courage to go to the horse barn and I discovered that, before he died, my grandfather had put a bright piece of tin behind the window facing our house. Positioned as it was, the angle of the light to the window of my dining room presented a perfect vector of fear as light was reflected back to my eyes from the tin and the porch light. I laughed in relief and was happy that I had suffered in silence. I told my mother of my discovery and she didn't laugh. She understood I had spent a good year wrestling with the supernatural, all by myself. She never laughed at me. I never told my father. So you see, the light in the barn was not the ghost of my grandfather haunting me. It was a trick of the light, a misunderstanding of the brain. I was young enough at ten years old to still believe in things I could not prove. In the years that have passed since, I recall that year of wonder with a kind of strange fondness, because for a year, I felt my grandfather's presence. I still imagine that he was there with me as I stared out in wonder and some fear at the light in the barn. Perhaps he had been trying to tell me, in my imagination when he spoke but I could hear him, that the light was just a reflection. I suspect that I didn't hear him, because I didn't want to. I did not want to let him go, just yet, and I held onto that light as a kind of hope, as a benevolent spirit in a lonely, sad world. The thing about seeing a ghost is that it is inexplicable. Those of you who know you have seen one, even if you've never told anyone, understand that. Maybe you haven't seen a spirit, but you've felt it, or heard it, or simply knew it. And probably, you were alone and it caught you like a whisper in the dark and you know you've experienced something uncommon, something from beyond, and you own it like a secret and tell no one or perhaps only those whose trust you know will keep you safe. I thought I was haunted by my grandfather's ghost and perhaps I was, in a way. Perhaps he was with me in spirit during that time. Since that time, I have had the occasion to witness three other moments when I encountered something that defied explanation, so perhaps I am prone to believe in such things or, like my good friend Paul says, I am sensitive and simply refuse to accept it. Since that time when I was ten years old, I have been haunted not by ghosts but by the possibility of them. In a world where everything can be explained, even the simple reflection of a porch light reminds me that ghosts aren't real. So why do I keep searching for them? Why do I have the strongest hunch that they are real AND explainable? I don't know. But when darkness falls and I look out into the world from my window, even now I see phantoms in the wind, I hear them call my name and I know that though I cannot prove they are there, nevertheless, they are. If ghosts are merely memories or thoughts of those past, then it is as much a part of the human condition to wonder about them, about what comes after the last breath, as it is to seek to explain them away with logic and science. I am still haunted. I think I always will be.

Mike Curran, CEO of Redtop Electric pays a lot of attention to “powering what's next”.  To make sure the company has the best possible workforce in place both in the field and in the office, Mike and his co-leaders focus on attitude and trust. Learn more about Redtop's approach to finding a better way every day.  

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Avsnitt 142 av Radio Rantorget, en go podd om kulturfenomenet GAIS! Vi intervjuar styrelsesuppleant Johan Red Top Larsson. Vi snackar GAIS dåtid, nutid och framtid! Dessutom kulturtips! Vill ni oss något finns vi på twitter under @rantorget samt på mejl, där når ni oss på radiorantorget@gmail.com.

FROM OUR 2020 "DIG THIS" ARCHIVES TO WISH GARNET MIMMS A HAPPY 89th BIRTHDAY!Best known for his original rendition of "Cry Baby," later a major item in Janis Joplin's repertoire, Garnet Mimms' pleading, gospel-derived intensity made him one of the earliest true soul singers. His legacy remains criminally underappreciated. Garnett Mimms was born in Ashland, West Virginia.He was brought up in Philadelphia, and began singing in church as a child.As a teenager, he was a former member of the Philadelphia-based gospel groups, the Evening Stars, the Harmonizing Four and the Norfolk Four.The latter he recorded his first record for in 1953.Garnett served several years in the military, and upon his release, he returned to Philadelphia in 1958 and formed a doo wop quintet called the Gainors.The line-up included Sam Bell, Willie Combo, John Jefferson and Howard Tate.The Gainors recorded singles for several labels over the following three years, including 'Red Top' (later picked up by the Cameo label), Mercury (from 1959-1960), and Tally Ho (in 1961).The group subsequently evolved into Garnet Mimms And The Enchanters, where the singer and Sam Bell were joined by Charles Boyer and Zola Pearnell.They met songwriter / producer Bert Berns, who signed them to United Artists, in 1963, and Bert teamed them up with another songwriter / producer, Jerry Ragovoy.Jerry's work helped create some of R & B's finest moments.The song 'Cry Baby' was an immediate U.S. hit, while 'Baby Don't You Weep' and 'For Your Precious Love' consolidated their arrival.The group split in 1964, when Garnett embarked on a solo career.Although the Enchanters found a new vocalist and continued to record, they were overshadowed by their former leader.Garnett' subsequent releases, 'Look Away', 'It Was Easier To Hurt Her' and 'I'll Take Good Care Of You' (the latter Garnett's last Top 40 hit in 1966), were well received, highlighting the singer's church roots against Ragovoy's musical backdrop.Such excellent records were not always well received, and in 1967, Garnett was sidelined to United Artists' subsidiary Veep.'My Baby' and 'Roll With The Punches' followed, but the singer's precarious artistic standing was confirmed when the latter was only released in Britain.Ragovoy then took Garnett to Verve Records (where he was also producing Howard Tate), but the four singles that appeared, although good, did not do as well as expected.It was not until 1977 that the singer returned to the chart.Credited to Garnet Mimms And The Truckin' Company, 'What It Is' was a minor R & B hit and even reached the UK chart at number 44.The track was produced by Randy Muller of Brass Construction fame.Garnett Mimms is now a born-again Christian and has not recorded for many years.

There's been a long history for the Cincinnati Beverage Company here in Cincy (That's the parent company that owns a lot of the historical brands around town, Moerlein, Schoenling/Little Kings, Burger, Red Top, Clyffside… the list is very long). There are a lot of folks like me that have over time developed a very deep … Volume 8 Episode 25 – A New Era For The Cincinnati Beverage Company Read More » The post Volume 8 Episode 25 – A New Era For The Cincinnati Beverage Company appeared first on The Gnarly Gnome.

Talia Atkins is the Executive Director of Carving the Future. She was born right here in Jackson. After graduating from High School in 2008, Talia left home to volunteer, travel, and find her place in the world. 6 years and 35 countries later, Talia realized everything she was searching for was back in Jackson. She returned to her hometown in 2014, to coach for the JHSC Freeride Team. Talia has worked with youth of all ages, teaching English, music, art, yoga, gymnastics, big-air, snowboarding, and leading therapeutic wilderness trips for teens.  In this episode, Talia and Stephan talk about mental health, childhood adversity, addiction, loss, gratitude, resilience, and helping underserved populations.  Carving the Future is a non-profit organization that empowers youth through access to snowboarding and skateboarding. They provide gear, programs, lessons, and athletic scholarships for underserved youth. Learn more about Carving the Future athttps://carvingthefuture.com/ ( CarvingTheFuture.com) Red Top Meadows is a residential treatment and therapeutic wilderness program established in 1980 to serve adolescent males. Learn more about Red Top athttps://tetonyouthandfamilyservices.org/ ( TetonYouthandFamilyServices.org) Connect with Talia by emailing talia@carvingthefuture.comhttps://www.instagram.com/boots.knighton/?hl=en ( ) This week's episode is sponsored in part by Teton County Solid Waste and Recycling is reminding residents and small businesses that the Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facility is open on select days, through the end of October, by appointment only. To safely and responsibly dispose of household chemicals or other substances that pose a danger to our environment, visithttp://tetoncountywy.gov/recycle ( tetoncountywy.gov/recycle) to schedule your appointment today! More athttps://www.instagram.com/roadtozerowaste.jh ( @RoadToZeroWaste.JH) Support also comes from The Jackson Hole Wine Club. Curating quality wine selections delivered to you each month. Enjoy delicious wines at amazing prices. More athttp://jacksonholewineclub.com/ ( JacksonHoleWineClub.com) Want to be a guest on The Jackson Hole Connection? Email us at connect@thejacksonholeconnection.com. Marketing and editing support byhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelmoeri ( Michael Moeri) (http://michaelmoeri.com/ (michaelmoeri.com))

One of the best Red-Top journalists of a generation, Steve Lillis has been in boxing for more than 30 years. He's covered the big nights in Vegas, worked with small hall promoters, been at the cutting edge of old-school breaking news journalism and worked in television for BoxNation. Lillis has enjoyed an incredible career, being close to the likes of Warren and Maloney, covering fights in the US featuring the likes of Larry Holmes and Manny Pacquiao and charting the rise of Ricky Hatton from the earliest of days, he's seen and done it all while not forgetting who the real stars are of the sport, the people we interview. He's also had his own battles away from the ring, which he discusses here.

In Valley Sounds this week, we feature a Huntsville based Funk Tree, and hear tunes from their debut album Red Top, along with tunes from Karmessa, Alex Banks, Izzy Miller, Jalen Kelly, Safeword, Annihilism, Odd Polly, Dante Pride.  Hear Valley Sounds Saturday nights at 9pm on WLRH 89.3 FM/HD, and Sunday nights at 9pm on 88.1 WUTC Chattanooga or download the podcast with the WLRH Mobile App!  

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Voici le second bonus musical de l'été concocté avec soins par notre cher Kevin de la rubrique de la "Découverte Musicale". Du sport en compagnie d'une bonne musique motivante, le volume 1 de Fitness Beat est idéal pour vous booster. N'hésitez pas à plonger vos magnifiques petites oreilles même lors d'un running en plein air. Résultats garantis! Bonne écoute! Retrouvez Eurodance Story sur - Soundcloud : https://soundcloud.com/eurodance-story - Apple Podcast : https://itunes.apple.com/fr/podcast/eurodance-story/id1446532245 - Podcloud : https://podcloud.fr/podcast/eurodancestory - Deezer : https://www.deezer.com/en/show/363652 - Amazon Music : https://music.amazon.fr/podcasts/541896c8-3870-4744-bcfe-3dc2ada9a61b/eurodance-story-podcast - PlayerFM : https://player.fm/series/2469797 - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/56NAqZG3NAlTA7R9BYNPfS - TuneIn : https://tunein.com/podcasts/Music-Podcasts/Eurodance-Story-p1186379/ - Stitcher : https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/eurodance-story - Google Podcast : https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5zb3VuZGNsb3VkLmNvbS91c2Vycy9zb3VuZGNsb3VkOnVzZXJzOjU1NDA2NDkzMy9zb3VuZHMucnNz - Pocket Casts : https://pca.st/xV9i - Castbox : https://castbox.fm/channel/Eurodance-Story%7D-id1956149 - et sur toutes les autres plateformes de podcast : Podcast Addict etc.... Vote pour choisir quels artistes/groupes tu souhaites écouter leur partie 2 de leur story : https://forms.gle/k9ogNwgB2kb2xabcA Eurodance Story est aussi sur : Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/EurodanceStory Twitter : https://twitter.com/Eurodance_Story Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/eurodancestory/ Twitch : https://www.twitch.tv/hakim1976 Discord : https://discord.gg/J8sWFav Me contacter sur Twitter : @MaadHakim Tracklist: 01 - Sash! – Ouverture 02 - Scooter - 4 am 03 - Hallux - Lambada 2009 (Ensastigue edit) 04 - Amanda Lear - Paris by night (Diy Elektro edit) 05 - Guena LG ft. Ice Mc - Think about the way (Perfect Pitch remix) 06 - Dr. Alban - Hello South-Africa (Jake Cooper radio mix) 07 - Klubbingman ft. Beatrix Delgado - Revolution reloaded 2K13 (single mix) 08 - David Guetta - Detroit 3 am 09 - Cappella & Tom Franke - U got 2 let the music 2K19 (radio edit) 10 - Frederik - La follia 2006 (The Boy Rackers remix edit) 11 - Snap! - Rhythm is a dancer 2009 (Kindervater radio edit) 12 - Shana Vanguarde - Body bump (radio cut) 13 - Sequenza meets Megastylez - Colour of my dreams 14 - E-Type - Campione (Bassflow & RedTop remake) 15 - Barcode Brothers - Dooh dooh (Darude vs. Js16 cut remix) 16 - Sister Queen - Let me be a drag queen (Antonio de Jesus Extravaganza mix 2011) 17 - No Mercy - Missing (Sergey Zar radio remix 2017) 18 - Milk Inc. - La vache 2013 (radio edit) 19 - Desaparecidos - Follow you (radio edit) 20 - Maxxima - Let me be free (Airplay mix) 21 - Loona - Vamos a la playa 22 - Klubbingman & Beatrix Delgado - Love message 2k16 Dj Gollum ft. Dj Cap edit remix) 23 - Scotty - The black pearl (2K17 edit) 24 - Kim Sozzi - Break up (2-4 Grooves remix) 25 - Indra - It's on you (radio edit 128 Bpm 2) 26 - Snoop Dogg vs. David Guetta - Sweat (remix) 27 - Marnik - Bye bye bye

This summer, we're excited to share a new limited podcast series from KHOL and Stio in the Jackson Unpacked feed. In five episodes, Facets explores the passions, tensions and healing that people find while living in a mountain town.   The third episode, “Healing Outdoors” is about Red Top Meadows, a residential treatment center near Wilson that serves Wyoming boys aged 12-17 who have gotten in trouble with the law or are having behavioral issues at school. Red Top is unique in Wyoming because it incorporates wilderness therapy into its program. KHOL's Kyle Mackie shadows Sam, Connor, Gavin and others and listens while they share their stories of growth and healing outdoors.   Jackson Unpacked airs locally at 89.1 FM or via live-stream Mondays at 7:30 a.m., Tuesdays at 3 p.m., Fridays at 7:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. and Sundays at 12:30 p.m. Support Jackson's only nonprofit newsroom by becoming a member of KHOL today.

Red Top Market started in 2020 with the idea of bringing local produce, products, beer and wine from local farmers and vendors; you will also find some out of state produce as well. Operated by the Gooding Farm family, they are proud supporters or our local community! Join us as we talk to Andrea Gooding, owner of Red Top, about the cool things going on at Red Top Road! Then come out and visit on a Thursday for their Thirsty Thursdays' events. You can visit them on their website And follow them on Facebook & Instagram

6/12/22- Jeremy & Jazmine give their Top Takeaways from the 2022 Pixar movie, ‘Turning Red'. The Jeremy Mills Podcast Episode #361 Everything You Need: https://linktr.ee/jeremyjoemills Website: www.jeremymillspodcast.com; Twitter & Instagram @jeremyjoemills; Email: jeremymillspodcast@gmail.com. Theme Song: Bibliography: Turning Red Trailer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdKzUbAiswE Explosion Sound Effect - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79rvSJTVMPI Wheel of Fortune Theme - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Na-ShvC7f0M&list=PLarMsQyTa3JWEPbzjf6PUiD5mwHsPnH7z&index=1

NOTE: This episode was originally recorded on December 28th 2021 and will not include tips and insight on communication skills.DISCLAIMER: Dr. Megan-Brette Hamilton produced this podcast in her own personal capacity. The views expressed are her own and do not necessarily represent the views of any organization with which she is affiliated.Welcome to HBC podcast by MB episode 8!In this episode, I got a chance to record a conversation with my mother, Parker Hamilton, and YOU get a chance to sit down and listen to the kinds of talks that a mother and daughter with the kind of relationship we have, have.  We don't always agree on our perspectives, but that's where the respect and learning come in. While my mom didn't completely agree with my concept of privilege and/or default identities, we were able to have a discussion about the privilege of beauty, the default of partnership, and what it means to communicate competently with one another. Bio: Parker HamiltonBorn and raised in Red Top, South Carolina during Jim Crow laws, Parker Hamilton began her working life as a domestic worker and ended it by leading a library system that served a diverse community of almost one million residents in Montgomery County, Maryland. Hamilton attended Morgan State and South Carolina State and holds a Master's degree in library science from the University of Illinois. She has worked in school, business and public libraries, but spent most of her career working in Montgomery County Government, Maryland. In addition to working in the library system she served five years as an Assistant Chief Administrative for the County. Prior to retiring in 2017 she served as Director of Public Libraries for 12 years.Parker is the mother of three and grandmother to three.  She resides in Opelika, Alabama. Music for this episode is Like Honey by Dr. Delight provided by soundstripe.com.Cover artwork and design by Katrina Langland and Eloise Stewart.***************************The Science of BeautyHow to Live AloneDON'T FORGET TO...Join the HoneyBee Connection Facebook page for more information and news about language, culture, and communication.Download free resources about language and culture or the eBook on classroom communication strategies on my website....when you work with people... Language matters. Culture counts. Thank you for listening!~MB

Join Select Sires' Leslie Maurice and Herby Lutz as they talk with Chris Terra, manager of Red Top Jerseys, a 5,700-cow dairy in California. Chris explains how genetics have played a constant role in the herd's growth and profit strategy. He covers management mindset and decisions, the evolution of genetic selection and trait emphasis, their recent focus on health traits, the expanding use of beef x dairy, cow comfort and a marked improvement in fertility among much more.

Meet Sam, Connor, Hunter and Gavin, some of the students at Red Top Meadows, a residential treatment center near Wilson that serves Wyoming boys aged 12-17 who have gotten in trouble with the law or are having behavioral issues at school. Red Top is unique in Wyoming because it incorporates wilderness therapy into its program. In this episode, KHOL's Kyle Mackie shadows the boys on a fall trail maintenance project and listens while they share their stories of growth and healing outdoors.   This episode was made in collaboration with Stio, stewards of the mountain life. It was reported and produced by Kyle Mackie, with editorial and production support from KHOL's Will Walkey and Emily Cohen. It contained original music scoring by Sheena and Jacob Ferguson. Creative direction and executive production support provided by Stio's Liz Barrett and Jessie Van der Linden. Facets logo design by Kika MacFarlane.

Hoe vaak kijken de Oscars over de grens? John en Jasper bundelen in een top 5 de mooiste voorbeelden van niet-Engelstalige films in ongebruikelijke categorieën. Aanleiding is het ingetogen Japanse Drive My Car, dat kans maakt op vier beeldjes. The Florida Project-regisseur Sean Baker toont ook in Red Rocket weer karakters die je niet vaak ziet en tussendoor kan Gudo het niet laten om zijn enthousiasme voor de nieuwe Pixar te delen. 00:00 Introductie 03:31 Recensie: Drive My car 19:36 Recensie: Red Rocket 33:50 Recensie: Turning Red 39:09 Top 5: Oscar over de grens 63:07 Vooruitblik Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/movieinsiders See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Radio Times Podcast, hosted by Jane Garvey with TV expert Rhianna Dhillon, is the place for your trusted TV recommendations each week. This episode: Rhianna reviews Inventing Anna, Turning Red, Top Boy, Holding and Walter Presents: Snow Angels. You can find the programmes mentioned as follows: Inventing Anna Netflix Turning Red Disney+ Friday 11th March Top Boy Netflix, from Friday 18th March Holding ITV, starts Monday 14th March 9pm, weekly for four weeks Walter Presents: Snow Angels Available on All4 from 11 March; first episode will be shown on C4 on Sunday 13th March at 11.45pm We'd love to hear from you. You can send us an email anytime to podcast@radiotimes.com or find us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram @Radiotimes The Radio Times Podcast is produced by Somethin' Else for Immediate Media. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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After defeating his brother last week, Adam Speas is here again to take on newcomer Alex Misner. Listen in and play along! This week's episode was edited by Stuart Everett. CARD 1 CLUE: Get it done CATEGORY: Words you hear at a salon ANSWERS: Cut, Perm, Dye, Highlight, Weave, Extension, Shampoo CARD 2 CLUE: As you wish CATEGORY: Things associated with The Princess Bride ANSWERS: Buttercup, Wesley, Montoya, Pirate, Sicilian, Iocane, Humperdink CARD 3 CLUE: Not the cast of Friends CATEGORY: Things associated with a buffet ANSWERS: Salad, Tray, Food, Jimmy, Warren, Eat, All CARD 4 CLUE: The best news CATEGORY: Things associated with tabloids ANSWERS: Enquirer, Globe, Red Top, Daily, Star, Sensational, Bat Boy CARD 5 CLUE: It's comfortable CATEGORY: Things that warm people up ANSWERS: Hood, Mitten, Shower, Quilt, Whiskey, Sauna, Jogging CARD 6 CLUE: Very sedentary CATEGORY: Things that don't move ANSWERS: Mountain, Statue, Wallflower, Boulder, Sloth, Tower, Congress

Y'all ready to meet The Monster? We've got Desmond "Monster" Gibbs of Red Top Detailing on the podcast today. Desmond is from Jacksonville, so we're gonna hear all about what it's like to detail in sunny Florida. We'll also talk about why you should consider helping out new detailers in your area, and how we can elevate the industry together. Plus don't forget to stick around for this week's Hack or Hack and to see if you'll be our next guest in the Play by Play Lottery!

In this episode, Pete and Liam discuss Silver Power Systems and explain how the new RedTop project accurately predicts the lifetime of an electric vehicle battery. 

What do you get when you combine ASW Distillery, GTO Cigars, Craft Brews, The StickMen all together at the RedTop Brewhouse? You get a Cigar and Whiskey Social! We had the recent please of hanging out with Chris, Dave and the team at Redtop Brewhouse.Episode Content00:00 - Introduction00:43 - Meet the fellas01:10 - What we're sippin'01:42 - The lady behind the scenes at the brewhouse02:30 - The Red Top Brewhouse02:50 - THE BEER WALL!04:03 - What's brewing?04:30 - Sweet ol' Barrel05:10 - The Tap wall05:50 - birds eye view06:30 - An area for the furfamilies07:50 - "Your Friends Are Here" 09:00 - Dave "The Brewmaster"12:00 - How they use the ASW Barrells13:35 - What is Radar14:10 - Quality checking16: 35 - The Taste of Pure beer18:50 - Meet us at 10/14, 7pm!19:13 - Merch!Puff, Sip, Chat Swag Available at: https://www.puffsipchat.com/Help us to continue to make great content! Your donations are truly appreciated - https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=3J2PBSCZDTFE6The StickMen Podcast is a Cigar and Whiskey Lifestyle Podcast and Marketing Company hosted by Reggie Kimble (aka StickMan #1) and Co-host Sean Simpson (aka StickMan Simp). What makes us unique is that we cover the Cigar and Whiskey scene in our neighborhoods across the globe. Look out for our Whiskey Reviews, Cigar Reviews and Interviews with the cigar lifestyle influencers that make what we do so much fun! Our motto is to always "Puff, Sip, Chat ... Repeat"Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/stickmen)

Greetings ! You are now entering This Thing of Minds Podcast.. with your hosts, The Adonis Gbaby, the Original East Oakland Don Dada Zona Falana, and The Unbiased Thinker Sativa da Diva! SHOUT OUT TO BIG BOY RADIO !! Come join ya favorite Space Kadets as we speak about Kodak Black and him feeling unappreciated in the game. Maybe it's paranoia? We also talk about Chris Brown and Drake being sued for "No Guidance" (Y'all be the judge of the songs) This isn't the first time this year Chris Brown has been sued for infringement, as his song, "Private" infringed on Red Top's "Top Upskirt" ... but don't NOBODY wanna face Marvin Gaye's estate over copyrights and infringement, just ask Robin Thicke and Pharrell (a whole 7 of them thangs) . Who's the biggest loser? It might be Mc Shan. We discuss the possibility. Megan da Stallion needs to drop another album, we discuss if the buzz is dying down. We also play some new music from Tems, and Wale. Sorry, Meek . Enjoy

Real Issues. Real Perspectives. Real Love REAL Family. “Heyyyy Cousin”…a new groundbreaking podcast experience featuring a few Geechee born blood cousins ready to unpack all different sides of a shared familial background. This crew of cousins comes together to talk lineage, legacy, generational curses, wealth, and more…and dem boy guh cut up too now!! #podcast #podcastlife #newpodcast #familypodcast #podcast #podcasting #spotify #podcasts #podcastersofinstagram #podcastlife #podcaster #youtube #radio #charleston #comedy #itunes #podcasters #hiphop #applepodcasts #covid #interview #podcastshow #entrepreneur #newpodcast #motivation #spotifypodcast #applepodcast #s #repost #art #soundcloud #radioshow #Gullah #seaislands #familypodcast #Geechee #johnsisland #wadmalaw #Redtop #chucktown #Charleo #Love #Family #money #finance #relationships #sex #history #food #parenthood # wealth# #growth #legacy #lifestyle #Spirituality

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This week we're talking ... Silver Power Systems the London Electric Vehicle Company and JSCA, the research and development division of Watt Electric Vehicle Company, are collaborating on an EV battery research program called REDTOP that aims to predict battery life span. The futuristic Aura concept is a one-off road-legal two-seater developed by a consortium of British companies.British automaker MG is offering two EVs in the UK and Europe (the MG5 and ZS) and a plug-in hybrid (HS).Foxconn says Thailand EV factory will begin producing 50,000 units by 2023.Zero Labs builds a self-contained EV platform for pretty much any classic car.American automotive giant General Motors has unveiled three new (EV) motors. Ford has tapped startup Redwood Materials to handle the recycling of its electric vehicle batteries.The new Mercedes-Benz EQS is full of surprises.Volkswagen AG is building a new (EV) battery system factory in eastern China which will start production in 2023.

Real Issues. Real Perspectives. Real Love REAL Family. “Heyyyy Cousin”…a new groundbreaking podcast experience featuring a few Geechee born blood cousins ready to unpack all different sides of a shared familial background. This crew of cousins comes together to talk lineage, legacy, generational curses, wealth, and more…and dem boy guh cut up too now!! #podcast #podcastlife #newpodcast #familypodcast #podcast #podcasting #spotify #podcasts #podcastersofinstagram #podcastlife #podcaster #youtube #radio #charleston #comedy #itunes #podcasters #hiphop #applepodcasts #covid #interview #podcastshow #entrepreneur #newpodcast #motivation #spotifypodcast #applepodcast #s #repost #art #soundcloud #radioshow #Gullah #seaislands #familypodcast #Geechee #johnsisland #wadmalaw #Redtop #chucktown #Charleo #Love #Family #money #finance #relationships #sex #history #food #parenthood # wealth# #growth #legacy #lifestyle #Spirituality

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Comedic, historic, and sometimes spiritual conversations that unpack, discover, inform, and educate. Real Issues. Real Perspectives. Real Love. REAL FAMILY. HEYYYY COUSIN!...a new groundbreaking podcast experience - featuring a few Geechee born blood cousins ready to unpack all different sides of a shared familial background. This crew of cousins comes together to talk lineage, legacy, generational curses, wealth, and more...and "dem boy guh cut up too now!!!" #podcast #podcastlife #newpodcast #familypodcast #podcast #podcasting #spotify #podcasts #podcastersofinstagram #podcastlife #podcaster #youtube #radio #charleston #comedy #itunes #podcasters #hiphop #applepodcasts #covid #interview #podcastshow #entrepreneur #newpodcast #motivation #spotifypodcast #applepodcast #s #repost #art #soundcloud #radioshow #Gullah #seaislands #familypodcast #Geechee #johnsisland #wadmalaw #Redtop #chucktown #Charleo #Love #Family #money #finance #relationships #sex #history #food #parenthood # wealth# #growth #legacy #lifestyle #Spirituality

Thursday-Thursday: farmers market

We're now two weeks into Idaho's triple-digit heatwave. And to make matters worse we now smoke which is slowing plant growth. Long-range forecasts have hot days ahead for the next 10 days and no storms in sight.The conditions are producing a worsening wildfire situation in the West. As Gary Crawford reports:And with the severe drought, this season has been one of the worst for many spring wheat growers.The American Farm Bureau supports an executive order that considers changes to livestock markets. Micheal Clements has more on what the order means for livestock producers.Thursdays are different in Canyon County ever since Red Top market started holding its Thirsty-Thursdays on Red Top road outside of Wilder:

An unfortunate situation at Red Top Brewhouse gave them time to shine Red Top Brewhouse is located in the fairly quiet town of Acworth, GA.  Most everyone is pretty chill, but people can get out of line anywhere.  Brewer Dave Sheets and Marketing Director Chris Henderson joined us this week to talk about a recent incident at their brewery, barrel-aged beers, cocktails, and soleras. Recently, a female guest used a "code word" with the bartender to let him know she was uncomfortable with the advances of a male guest.  The bartender took immediate action and removed the guest from the premises without further issue.  In each restroom at Red Top there is a sign letting guests know the code word to use if they feel unsafe.  One word  if they just want to be separated from the person and another if they want them removed and the police called.  Previously, these code words were only listed in the women's restrooms, but at the urging of guests they are now in the men's room as well as their gender-neutral restroom.  Henderson notes that everyone should feel safe when they visit Red Top Brewhouse. We also talked about the brewery's new beers, self-serve tap wall, their barrel-aging program and sour beers and soleras.  Sheets is a fan of lambic-style beers and plans to have American versions of these styles on at the brewery as well as a great selection of beers from other breweries. As a full-service brewpub, they are also working on a new cocktail menu,  Sheets came to the studio with a full cocktail bar and whipped up some Old Fashioneds to get things started, what a way to start. The Beer List Red Top Brewhouse Honey Honey Saison Mercy Risin' DIPA Monday Night Brewing Taco Time Mexican-style Lager Craft Beer News The States With the Most Craft Breweries in 2020 New Belgium Has Released an Intentionally Awful Ale Beer Consumption Was Down Big in the Czech Republic. Really Big. More Georgia Beer Iron Hill Brewery celebrates 25 years | Ep. 269 Getting Wild with Monday Night Brewing | Ep. 259 Like Father, Like Son at Six Bridges Brewing | Ep. 251 If you enjoy the show plus support us on Patreon!

On this Episode we going back to where it all started.... on the BLACKTOP, RED TOP, OUTSIDE COURTS what ever you may call it thats where we are taking it. The game of Basketball is played in many many places but when its played outside on a packed court with hundreds of people watching it brings a different vibe to the game. Skip to My Lou, Bone Collector are legends of street ball, With up coming ballers like Filyaa, BDot, and many more BOSTON has its own and hes climbing up the rankings pretty fast. Ladies and gentleman im speaking about Dave "MAK aka Mr.Excuse Me" Thompson. Listen up as we chop it about his basketball videos going viral from being shared by ESPN, OVERTIME, FILYAA and many more basketball platforms, from going from 3,000 followers to now having over 50K followers and hows he's one of Boston Top Influencer. Sit back relax and enjoy the convo between MAK and I.... #GetBucketsPodcast

This episode is also available as a blog post: https://bluebonnetnews.com/2021/04/14/red-top-treats-owners-in-talks-with-city-of-liberty-to-manage-golf-course-clubhouse/

In this episode of Top Tendies, we dive deep into the grease to rank any and all Colds to create the decisive top 10 master list! During this episode we will be rating the chicken tendies of Red Top Brewhouse and will offer a 1-10 rating of their "tendies".

In the late 80’s and early 90’s, the Sepulveda’s Red Top crew ran the crack game in the South Bronx. When the Yellow Top crew tried to open up shop in an alleyway on Beekman Avenue, Nelson Sepulveda and 3 enforcers sprayed the alleyway with bullets on December 16th, 1991, killing 4 and wounding 1. Danny Rincon, who was with the Orange Top crew, had his whereabouts accounted for, but that didn’t seem to matter to Detective Mark Tebbens. Learn more and get involved at: https://www.change.org/p/help-danny-rincon-get-exonerated-he-is-wrongfully-convicted-and-serving-a-life-sentence https://www.exonerationinitiative.org/ https://www.wrongfulconvictionpodcast.com/with-jason-flom Wrongful Conviction with Jason Flom is a production of Lava for Good™ Podcasts in association with Signal Co No1.

We sit down with local business owner Jolee Neal and discuss how she's learned to let go and trust her gut. Jolee shares about the THREE businesses she runs with her husband and some of the journey to get to this place in her life. Make sure to check the show notes for links on how to find Jolee's products!Major Quotes : "My hope in love was right. There really is love out there." "Sometimes I just had to learn to just trust my gut. I've learned through these trials that trusting yourself is okay."Links related to this episode: Red Top treats FBShoes websiteNon-profit websiteContact Us!!Counseling with HopeEmail: feedback@nhnlc.comInstagram Twitter

Everyone has purchased a soda from a vending machine to quench their thirst, but where did they originate? And how does this convenient staple stay relevant? President and CEO of SandenVendo, Mike Weisser and VP of Operations David Button join host Tyler Kern to talk about the 80-plus-year history of the company and how the company has evolved with new technology. SandenVendo was started in 1937 under the name “The Vendo Company,” and their flagship product was called “The Red Top.” The company and the vending industry saw extreme growth in the 1950s. They are known for being one of the first companies to introduce canned beverages in vending machines in the 1960s. In 1988, the Vendo Company merged with the Sanden Corporation of Japan, and it reached peak production in the 1990s. Japan is known for its proliferation of vending machines, with over 5 million of them, according to Business Insider. Product development is what keeps SandenVendo moving forward, now. In the very beginning, the machines had trouble making change. Now, with computerization, the machines can take credit cards and payments from cell phones. Weisser and Button talked about the increasing number of products available in vending machines. Some items the two said SandenVendo offers range from hot pizza, fresh foods, technology devices (such as a dongle for a computer) and, of course, the standard soda.

England are in a better place going into Euro 2020 than they were before the 2018 World Cup, according to gaffer Gareth Southgate. Are England cut out for tournament success?Tottenham have several players out of contract in the summer. Could they see out their current deals and leave on a free in summer for higher wages?And with the transfer window approaching we take a look at some of the Tabloid gossip.Subscribe to the podcast now and never miss a show, 7 days a week.Follow us on Twitter @TheSportSocial and find our personal handles belowNiall McCaughan @niallpfcMarley Anderson @91MarleyJim Salveson @Mr_Jimbob See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dan Handford discusses the 40-unit Redtop apartment complex located in Birmingham, AL with Josh Cooper. He found this apartment investment on Loopnet which is typically where everyone says that deals go to die and Josh took advantage of this opportunity for a solid multifamily investing deal. Originally the deal was in a portfolio deal until […]

Dan Handford discusses the 40-unit Redtop apartment complex located in Birmingham, AL with Josh Cooper. He found this apartment investment on Loopnet which is typically where everyone says that deals go to die and Josh took advantage of this opportunity for a solid multifamily investing deal. Originally the deal was in a portfolio deal until he waited patiently as all but this deal was sold off in the portfolio.

I avsnitt 93 är Johan ”Red Top” Larsson gäst.  Han driver Pustervik som är en av Göteborgs och Sveriges bästa musikscener och har ett finger med i mycket av det kulturella som händer i staden. Vi pratar bland annat om och att: Inte framstå som gud, trilla ner gott av något ont, konkurrens, Pustervik, vara prestigelös, plats för fler, Saltet, klassiska vägen för band, sakna en musikindustri, få stöd, förbandsgig, arrangörsrollen, ha en god relation, saker tar längre tid än vad man tror och så otroligt mycket mer.  I slutet på avsnittet spelas Queen med VNTER.  Vi finns även på Facebook och Instagram som White Limo Rocks.  Gilla, dela, följ och ha en fantastisk lyssning!

All I have to say is Wine.On.Tap! Yes it's TRUE! They have wine on tap at Red Top Winery! This is a really cool place to check out on The Makers Trail. I had a chance to sit down with Rocky and Allison, the owners of this very unique winery in their tasting room in Baroda, where even the counter tops are red. Take a listen to this episode and then immediately make plans to check out this place by going to MakersTrail.org    

As promised, this week we are counting down our Top 10 Pre 2000 Country Music Songs. This one was a blast to do! We hope you enjoy! Be sure to follow us on social media for future episodes. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thetop10cast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/thetop10cast

This week we take one of our favorite bands of all time and try to count down our top 10 favorite songs. This was a lot like trying to pick your favorite child... Which ones did we miss??  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thetop10cast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/thetop10cast Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-496563429 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-top-10-of-everything

Johan ”RedTop” Larsson är mannen bakom nya Pustervik, Rocklubben vid Järntorget i Göteborg. Han har också många års erfarenhet av att arrangera klubbar och konserter. Johan berättar om hur man får ihop ekonomin kring en konsert och bjuder på några framgångsfaktorer för att driva en rockklubb på bästa sätt. Slutligen ska vi få sanningen bakom förhandlingarna med alla vanliga och ovanliga artister. Vad svarar Johan egentligen när han får ett krav på att det ska finnas knark backstage. Klippning: Simon Löfving

Join Shaun, Sophie and Rhi as they discuss a term that has cropped up recently, Fake News. Useful links: Fake News - http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/0/fake-news-origins-grew-2016/ Trump press ban - https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/feb/24/media-blocked-white-house-briefing-sean-spicer The Onion - http://www.theonion.com/ The Daily Mash - http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/ Trump: “Look what happened in Sweden last night” - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-39021599 Sean Spicer “Hitler did not use chemical weapons” - http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/04/11/sean-spicer-criticised-saying-adolf-hitler-didnt-use-chemical/ Former EDL leader arrives at the scene of London terror attack - https://youtu.be/ZhrhLovaFs8 FactCheck - http://factcheck.org/ Putin: “Fake chemical attacks” - http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/vladimir-putin-us-bomb-syria-russia-blame-bashar-al-assad-air-strikes-chemical-attack-a7678391.html Bowling Green Massacre - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bowling_Green_massacre San Bernardino School Shooting - http://www.cnbc.com/2017/04/10/multiple-people-shot-at-san-bernardino-elementary-school-official-says.html Suicide pilot’s family has fresh evidence that will clear his name - http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/03/21/germanwings-suicide-pilots-family-claims-has-fresh-evidence/ Trump voting fraud - https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/feb/05/donald-trump-mike-pence-commission-voter-fraud Fake Obama/Melania Trump picture - http://www.business2community.com/government-politics/barack-obama-touches-melania-trumps-backside-fake-photograph-01762447#zfRYKmLVFuMUiqUh.97 The Sun Hillsborough Disaster fake news - https://www.theguardian.com/media/2004/jul/07/pressandpublishing.football1 Jonathan Pie - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCO79NsDE5FpMowUH1YcBFcA Google new fact checker - https://www.recode.net/2017/4/8/15229878/google-fact-check-fake-news-search-news-results Facebook: How to spot false news - http://home.bt.com/tech-gadgets/internet/social-media/facebook-tips-spotting-fake-news-11364171255400

There aren’t many teetotal former tabloid hacks, and still fewer who ditch the murky world of Fleet Street and retrain in herbalism and acupressure. But Tommy Holgate isn’t cut from the same Red Top cloth as most and he joins Tim to share his views on Brexit and what it could and should mean for the future of Britain. As a candidate for the Peace Party in the 2015 general election, Tommy brings his unique brand of positivity to the debate, explains why he’s firmly in the REMAIN camp, how he’s a fan of Portugal’s decriminalisation of drugs, Finland’s education ethos and how he’ll never stop picking up his loudhailer to give peace a chance.

THE FIRST DEPOSIT OF WAD BLOWING BEATS (THE 15TH WILL BE HOT TOO) FEATURING BIG BUDGET REMIXES FROM KENJI SCAVO, WAYNE G, LFB, MOTO BLANCO, ALEXANNA, CUTMORE, GUY SCHEIMAN, PETER RAUHOFER, ALMIGHTY, STEVEN REDANT, RED TOP, COREY CRAIG, GAUTHREAUX & CUA, CHRIS COX AND JOSH PEACE ALEXIS JORDAN – ACID RAIN MASTERS AT WORK – 1234 WORK (KENJI SCAVO) CARLY RAE JEPSEN – THIS KISS (WAYNE G LFB ANTHEM) THE WANTED – I FOUND YOU (MOTO BLANCO) EMELI SANDE – WONDER (ALEXANNA ) LAWSON – LEARN TO LOVE (CUTMORE) SATURDAYS – WHAT ABOUT US (GUY SCHEIMAN) RIHANNA – DIAMONDS (RAUHOFER) AMELIA LILY – SHUT UP (ALMIGHTY) ICONA POP – I LOVE IT (REDANT) KERLI – THE LUCKY ONES (RED TOP) DAVID DAMEN – WITH NO ONE JUST WITH YOU ZEDD FT FOXES – CLARITY (COREYOGRAPHY) ADELE – SKYFALL (GAUTHREAUX + CUA) WILL.I.AM FT BRITNEY – SCREAM AND SHOUT (CHRIS COX) THE SQUATTERS – WHAT MACHINE AZEALIA BANKS – FIERCE (JOSH PEACE)

Tim Denyer and Melissa Cave join Jim LIVE from Kona to discuss swim training, life in the UK, and Ironman Racing.  A fun episode!  ENJOY!

LONGER TRIP THAN THE CD! Featuring remixes by Moto Blanco, Red Top, Maurice Joshua, Bimbo Jones, Dave Aude, Chris Moody, Paul Emmanuel, Jody Den Broeder and Poker Face DAVID GUETTA FT KELLY ROWLAND - WHEN LOVE TAKES OVER PIXIE LOTT - MAMA DO PCD - HUSH HUSH MICHAEL JACKSON - BAD 2009 MIX CHRISETTE MICHELE - EPIPHANY RICKI LEE - WIGGLE IT STAXX - JOY MINISTERS DE LA FUNK FT JOCELYN BROWN - BELIEVE ALI PAYAMI - DANCIN MELANIE FIONA - GIVE IT TO ME RIGHT JONNI BLACK VS SHENA - TAKE ME HIGHER SIMONE DENNY FT JEAN MAXWELL - LUV SICK LADY GAGA - LOVE GAME CIARA - WORK KANYE WEST - PARANOID BEYONCE - SWEET DREAMS SOLANGE - WOULD HAVE BEEN THE ONE LETOYA - NOT ANYMORE

LIVE FROM SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA FEATURING REMIXES BY: DAVE AUDE, PITRON AND SANNA, MD OFFICIAL, JUMP SMOKERS, RALPHI ROSARIO, MOTO BLANCO, BUZZ JUNKIES, OLIVER DODD, FREEMASONS, CHEW FU, ANTHONY LOUIS, BENJA STYLES, MUTHA FUNKAS, MIKALIS, RED TOP, AND TWO (2) SCORCHERS FROM DAVID GUETTA! ACAPELLA - KELIS (DAVE AUDE) YOU'VE GOT THE LOVE - FLORENCE AND THE MACHINE (PITRON AND SANNA) SLAVE 2010 - GRACE JONES VS CHRIS LAKE (MD OFFICIAL) WHY DON'T YOU LOVE ME - BEYONCE (JUMP SMOKERS) PRETTY WINGS - MAXWELL (RALPHI ROSARIO) PYRAMID - CHARICE (DAVE AUDE) LOUBOUTINS - JLO (MOTO BLANCO) CONGA 2010 - MIAMI SOUND MACHINE (GIGI SMART) PARACHUTE - CHERYL COLE (BUZZ JUNKIES) PRIVATE EYES - HALL AND OATES (OLIVER DODD) WATCHIN 2010 - FREEMASONS H.A.T.E.U. - MARIAH CAREY (CHEW FU) MAKE MY HEART - TONI BRAXTON (ANTHONY LOUIS) MAKE THE WORLD GO ROUND - SOULSHAKER FT SANDY B. TIK TOK - KE$HA (BENJA STYLES) YOU DON'T KNOW - SUSU BOBIEN (MUTHAFUNKAZ) CAN'T GET HIGH WITHOUT PRESSURE - MIKALIS BOOTLEG ONE MORE LIE - CRAIG DAVID (RED TOP) FREAK - ESTELLE FT KARDINAL OFFICIAL **** HIDDEN TRACK **** (REST IN PEACE, BUDD CRAIG 1993-2010... MY BELOVED KITTY)

01 Daruso - Since you been gone (Club mix) 02 Charice - Pyramid (Dave Aude club mix) 03 Pharrel Williams & Uffie - ADD SUV (Armand van Helden vocal remix) 04 kelly Rowland ft David Guetta - Commander (Guetta extended remix) 05 JLS - The club is alive (Wideboys club mix) 06 Taio Cruz ft Ke$ha- Dirty picture (Redtop remix) 07 Christina Aguilera - Not myself tonight (Jody den Broeder club dirty) 08 Lady GaGa - Alejandro (Bimbo Jones vocal remix) 09 Rihanna - Rockstar 101 (Chew Fu teachers pet fix club explicit) 10 Ke$ha - Your love is my drug (Bimbo Jones club mix) 11 Iyaz - Solo (Cahill club mix) 12 Sean Kington ft Justin Bieber - Eenie Meenie (Ruff Loaderz club mix)

01 Example - Won't go quietly (Wideboys remix) 02 Flo Rida ft Akon - Available (Benny Benassi remix) 03 Raf Marchesini & Max B - Farao (Raf Marchesini mix) 04 Gramophonedzie - Why don't you (Original mix) 05 Rihanna - Russian Roulette (Chew Fu remix) 06 Chipmunk - Look for me (Red Top extended vocal) 07 Mini Viva - I wish (Cahill club) 08 Cascada - Fever (Wideboys full club mix) 09 Private - Secret lover (Spencer & Hill remix) 10 Wiley & Chew Fu - Take that (Extended mix) 11 Sidney Samson ft Wizard Sleeve - Riverside (Let's go!) (Dirty extended mix) 12 Steve Aoki ft Zuper Blahq - I'm in the house (Gigi Barocco remix)

Welcome to my next mix release for the month of April. We have great funky beats, vocals and the vibe drives you all the way through the set. Check out the tracks with Amanda Wilson & Abigail Bailey (Top class female vocalists). Remix artist include Axwell & Redtop, Moto Blanco, E-Squire & The Wideboys. Any feedback is most welcome so please get in touch. Playlist: •RAW Ft Amanda Wilson - Intoxicated (E-Squire Remix) •Whelan & Di Scala feat. Abigail Bailey - Never Let Go (E-Squire Remix) •Omaha Ft Fiona Holt - You Came Into My Life (Ian Carey Remix) •High Spies & Dlayna - Better Days (Alex Romano Remix) •Invisible - Keep On (III Sound Academy Club Mix) •Robin Thicke Vs Mary J Blige - Magic Touch (Moto Blanco Mix) •Noferini Ft Peyton - Till You Come Back (Hernandez Vs Tyo Original Mix) •Chris Lake - Changes (Ian Carey Remix) •Solitaire - I Like Love (Moto Blanco Club Mix) •Static Revenger & Taj Bell - Everything Is Beautiful (Original Mix) •DJ Nibc Ft. Karime Kendra - Deliverance (Tyken Vasaplatsen Remix) •Stunt - I’ll Be There (Wideboys Remix) •Enamor - I Believe (Axwell & Redtop Club) •Jamiroquai - Love Foolosophy (Raul Rincon Remix)