Podcasts about ridgewood queens

This is Love Hurts. Kate Shine is a writer, actor, and comedian living in Ridgewood Queens. Kate spent eight years in a relationship in her late teens and early 20s that ultimately didn't work out, but it wasn't until having a healthy relationship and seeing a therapist that she started to uncover the problematic parts of that first relationship.  Our theme song is EmoTown by Mikki Hommel. Follow Love Hurts on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter, and rate and review it on Apple Podcasts! 111: Kate Shine - Rainy Season Support Love Hurts by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/love-hurts Find out more at http://lovehurtspodcast.com

A trip through Ridgewood (Queens) and Filipino culture with Mark Libatique. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/newneighbors/support

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The nicest guy in the DJ business, Jonathan Toubin joins Lydia and Tim this week. Jonathan is best known for is New York Night Train Soul Clap and Dance-Off, which has been called "the most popular soul dance party in the world" by SXSW. It is the only soul dance party to have had an entire night dedicated to it at Lincoln Center. In 2014, Jeffrey was voted Best New York DJ in the Village Voice Reader's Choice Contest.  When you have sometime, go to his club TV EYE in Ridgewood Queens and say hello.

Woodbine is a DIY volunteer-run community resource hub located in Ridgewood Queens, NY. It's all encompassing of solidarity, intended to cultivate the practices, skills, and tools needed to build autonomy. They host workshops, lectures, discussions and serve as a meeting and organizing space. They offer a multitude of ways to get community members' needs met like through their seed library, trades and services directory, english classes and much more! In this episode I speak with one of the co-founders Matt Peterson and volunteer Amoga Sahu about the creation and sustainability of this mutual aid hub. We speak about how they gathered the funds to get started and how they managed to not only sustain themselves but move into a bigger space during the pandemic. They've been around since 2014 and most DIY spaces don't last in NYC so this is pretty major. You'll learn about some of the free events, tools, and resources available to the community like their recently installed Mesh internet network. Matt shares an interesting perspective on decision making structures and accountability within a volunteer-run space which tends to be the one of most difficult aspects of running a collectively run space. At the end there's some tips offered on how others can build an autonomous community centered space in the city.

Part 1 of a crossover episode with Woodbine's podcast about Adam Curtis' new BBC series, Can't Get You Out of My Head. We talk about Adam Curtis' methods, his political origins, his visions of the future, and what his conclusions might offer revolutionaries. For their other episode and part 2, support Woodbine, a radical community hub in Ridgewood Queens, at their Patreon You could also support us at our Patreon! Opening song: ＫＹＬＩＥ ＭＩＮＯＧＵＥ- ＣＡＮ＇Ｔ ＧＥＴ ＹＯＵ ＯＵＴ ＯＦ ＭＹ ＨＥＡＤ Closing song: Electric Light Orchestra - Can't Get it Out of My Head

So, who are these irregular regulars of Cypress Avenue? Set over the course of one Sunday, The Slow Midnight on Cypress Avenue is a collection of interconnected vignettes that takes the reader through the streets and across sidewalks of Cypress Avenue—an unkempt afterthought, just a place that sits at the neighborhood border edge of Ridgewood Queens, NY. The three-part book—broken into Morning, Afternoon, and Night—introduces you to the irregular regulars of the human race.   There is the soft and strange relationship between the eccentric Samuel Jean and a young girl of Puerto Rican descent named Desponda “Dezzy” Rivera. There's “Old” Goldie Samuels, a washed-up relic who spends her days spinning yarns and getting free drinks at the local liquor store. But the story is truly centered on Corporal Benjamin Zogby, a veteran who spends his days alone on his stoop watching the bus go by and wishing his love would return to him. It's his tragic fate that sends the avenue and the other inhabitants you'll meet—Earl the fisherman, Father John White, among others—into an unstoppable tailspin toward unexpected change and inner destruction. “I spent five seasons in Queens, NY, prowling center field of Shea Stadium. Mike Figliola captures the heartbeat of NYC better than any book I know.” —Lenny Dykstra, New York Times Bestselling Author of House of Nails The Slow Midnight on Cypress Avenue by Mike Figliola Trade Paperback On-Sale: August 4 , 2020 ISBN: 9781682619193 $16.99 US / $22.99 CAD

Black Lives MATTER!!! The Narcisitas are fresh from a Drunk AF Juneteenth so Wil ain’t gonna drink no MO but actually bartender could you give him ONE MO!? Court is countdown to QUARANTINE lockdown baby. A quick THANK YOU to Beyoncé before we jump off right back into THIS B*TCH LIL KIM PART 4!!! We officially are counting down to the lockdown so we start by talking The Naked Truth! Some Scott Storch tea EW and the new BET Awards for the Big Bang fans!! Welcome to Brooklyn... and also Ridgewood Queens y’all! Our Trinidadian Queen serving Business Casual, day-to-evening at all times HOE. We live! With appearances by Marc Jacobs! Kat Williams! Dirty Debbie! Jack Black! Lauryn Hill! Plus Kim’s arrival to prison and the legendary VMA to Grammy comeback! Let it Go! (NOT Frozen)LISTEN TO THIS EP! RATE! REVIEW! FOLLOW! REPOST! SUBSCRIBE! VISIT www.narcisistas.com and if you don’t got a Marley shirt... what’s ur problem?!  

Welcome back to the show folks, live from Ridgewood Queens or it Brooklyn? We start episode 57 off with the Bar Exam, Bells Brewery "Amber Ale" (1:05).  We then get into the Spike Lee drama (2:47).  Some NBA talk including Steph Curry's return, Draymond Vs Chuck, CP3 NYC bound? Stats of the Week (11:54). Brooklyn Nets let go of their coach (17:42).  No more high fives in the NBA and potential games with no fans? Jets player Quinnen Williams arrested for gun possession at LGA (29:57).  Will Peyton Manning surpass Tony Romos contract (32:56).  Aaron Judge sidelined for some time (35:27).  Rangers on the outside looking in (37:24).  Last but not certainly least, the Tits Lit Of The Week (40:20).  Thanks for tuning in, make sure to subscribe and follow us on all major platforms and social media.

The bros sit with J.R...one of the owners of Burger City. He talks about how he and his partners go the burger spot running and what they look out for in keeping this great burger joint running. Burger City has two locations, East Meadow, Long Island and Ridgewood Queens. Check them out at burgercityli.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Click Here to Donate! Welcome to a special episode of BZ Listening. The podcast is officially on vacation, but I wanted to help spread the word about a fundraiser for The Footlight, a venue in Ridgewood Queens that is very near and dear to my heart, as are its owner Laura Regan, and her husband Tim. The Footlight opened just as I was departing New York for Cleveland, but I got to produce the very first show that graced its stage, the finale of my variety show, The BZ Douglas Carnivale. On today’s episode, Laura and I discuss the genesis of the Footlight, how it has become an artistic incubator and a space that fosters community, and finally the financial troubles she is facing due to a landlord that is not honoring his obligations, and the systemic problems that the city has with regulating building owners. Beloved Ridgewood Bar and Music Venue Struggles with Landlord's Negligence [Bushwick Daily] Follow the Footlight: Instagram Facebook

I have been painting for more than forty years. My partner is also a painter. I have an adult son. I have a studio in Ridgewood Queens and spend summers working in upstate NY, north of the Catskills. For most of my life I supported myself working part time, first as a waiter and then as a magazine production editor. I’ve had some shows and some awards and residencies but mostly I just paint.   Untitled, 2018 48’ X 30” mixed media on aluminum Untitled, 2019 30” x 18” mixed media on aluminum Untitled, 2019 (in progress) 48” x 30” mixed media on aluminum

This episode were back in Ridgewood Queens with a special guest and special Beer from New Zealand that was pretty damn good! We also talk about the Mike Trout Deal, NL & AL east predictions, Yankees and Mets news, NFL talk topped off with some Mexican spa stories that went wrong lol. A lot of humor and sports facts this episode, as always ,so stay tuned and enjoy the show. CHEERS!   Beer: "Panhead APA Supercharger"  Intro: Jay-Z "Kingdome Come Instrumental" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTgLfIeKLA0 Outro: Jadakiss Ft Styles P "We Gonna Make It" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3CCvgKMiVlI  

Manhattan's high rents encouraged development in many parts of Brooklyn and Queens. Families - mostly renters, retail and some looking for affordable office space are heading to Ridgewood (Queens) and Bushwick (Brooklyn). Future development: Sunnyside, Corona, Flushing.

David Lee Madison was born in the summer of 1970,and grew up in Middle Village Queens, where he developed a passion for playing baseball, and watching films. Dave was first exposed to film making after being an extra in James Lemmo’s “Heart” (1987) a film starring the late Brad Davis (Midnight Express) and Steve Buscemi (The Soprano’s). The Several days shoot in Ridgewood Queens exposed Dave to the Exciting world of filmmaking. He also became quite a good baseball player, being named an All-Star for several area little league teams, and later became a star player for his High School team, the prestigious LaSalle Academy in Manhattan, New York. After being hit buy a car in 1989; Dave’s knee’s betrayed him, and he went on to play Varsity Baseball at Queens College. After a very productive freshman season at Queens, Dave decided to hang up his cleats for good. While at Queens, Dave started to develop his passion as a filmmaker. He joined the student run television station WNEI in 1989, and served as the anchor man on the College News Program for two seasons. Two amateur films Directed by Dave were cult classics on campus “The End of The Night” (1990), and “The Curse of The Niax” (1988), found heavy rotation on the station. After College Dave married his college sweetheart, and turned his attention to Corporate Security to “pay the bills”. From 1994 to 2006 Dave held the following positions, Site Security Manager Kraft Foods, Site Security Director Celanese North America, and Site Security Chief for Celgene

David Lee Madison was born in the summer of 1970,and grew up in Middle Village Queens, where he developed a passion for playing baseball, and watching films. Dave was first exposed to film making after being an extra in James Lemmo’s “Heart” (1987) a film starring the late Brad Davis (Midnight Express) and Steve Buscemi (The Soprano’s). The Several days shoot in Ridgewood Queens exposed Dave to the Exciting world of filmmaking. He also became quite a good baseball player, being named an All-Star for several area little league teams, and later became a star player for his High School team, the prestigious LaSalle Academy in Manhattan, New York. After being hit buy a car in 1989; Dave’s knee’s betrayed him, and he went on to play Varsity Baseball at Queens College. After a very productive freshman season at Queens, Dave decided to hang up his cleats for good. While at Queens, Dave started to develop his passion as a filmmaker. He joined the student run television station WNEI in 1989, and served as the anchor man on the College News Program for two seasons. Two amateur films Directed by Dave were cult classics on campus “The End of The Night” (1990), and “The Curse of The Niax” (1988), found heavy rotation on the station. After College Dave married his college sweetheart, and turned his attention to Corporate Security to “pay the bills”. From 1994 to 2006 Dave held the following positions, Site Security Manager Kraft Foods, Site Security Director Celanese North America, and Site Security Chief for Celgene