Podcast appearances and mentions of rosa rosa

With the opening of Bar RBC in Bend, we return to our conversation with Garrett Peck from August of last year... following the opening of RBC... and the talk of what would become Bar RBC. Original Post:   It's always a pleasure to have Garrett Peck on our podcast.  For years, Garrett was at the center of the Portland food world as GM and host at some of Portland's most prolific restaurants.  He managed the Heathman, later Headwaters, as well as The Paley Group's other hotel properties, Imperial, Rosa Rosa and The Crown.  When turmoil of 2020 put beyond a damper on the viability of those restaurants, Garrett and his wife Jonie sought greener pastures, which led them to Sisters, OR.  There, they connected with some of Portland's other most successful restaurateurs, who also found central Oregon more to their liking. In 2022, the three opened RBC (Rancher Butcher Chef) with other investors.  Now with a year under their belts, RBC is lauded as one of the states most successful restaurants, outside of Portland. Garrett shares with us some of the joys of central Oregon life, as well as the growth of Bend as a living and dining destination.  Listen to the end for some of his faves in the area. www.rbcbend.com.   Right at the Fork is supported by: Zupan's Markets: www.Zupans.com RingSide Steakhouse: www.RingSideSteakhouse.com Portland Food Adventures: www.PortlandFoodAdventures.com 

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Right at the Fork is supported by:  Zupan's Markets: www.Zupans.com  RingSide Steakhouse:  www.RingSideSteakhouse.com  Portland Food Adventures: www.PortlandFoodAdventures.com Capitola Coffee: www.CapitolaCoffee.com  Acre Forge Knives: www.AcreForge.co (use code: CUT25 for 25% off This week's episode comes from September of 2023, and our conversation with Garrett Peck. It's always a pleasure to have Garrett Peck on our podcast.  For years, Garrett was at the center of the Portland food world as GM and host at some of Portland's most prolific restaurants.  He managed the Heathman, later Headwaters, as well as The Paley Group's other hotel properties, Imperial, Rosa Rosa and The Crown.    When turmoil of 2020 put beyond a damper on the viability of those restaurants, Garrett and his wife Jonie sought greener pastures, which led them to Sisters, OR.  There, they connected with some of Portland's other most successful restaurateurs, who also found central Oregon more to their liking. In 2022, the three opened RBC (Rancher Butcher Chef) with other investors.  Now with a year under their belts, RBC is lauded as one of the states most successful restaurants, outside of Portland.   Garrett shares with us some of the joys of central Oregon life, as well as the growth of Bend as a living and dining destination.  Listen to the end for some of his faves in the area. www.rbcbend.com.  

Rosa Lowinger joins Let's Talk Memoir for a conversation about growing up in Cuba, her storied career in art restoration, taking a closer look at the complicated and evolving relationship she's had with her mother, sending manuscripts to family and exes before they go to press, protecting loved ones in our work, how much metaphor is too much, and her new memoir Dwell Time.   Also in this episode: -finding community -working with book coaches -approaching writing like a job Books mentioned in this episode: Educated by Tara Westover Born a Crime by Trevor Noah Blow Your House Down by Gina Frangelo Little Failure by Gary Shteyngart The Year of Magical Thinking by Jon Didion H is for Hawk by Helen MacDonald Liar by Rob Roberge The Distance Between Us by Rayna Grande Avid Reader by Robert Gottlieb When She Comes Back by Ronit Plank   Rosa Lowinger is a Cuban-born American art conservator and founder of RLA Conservation of Art + Architecture, LLC. (www.rlaconservation.com), the U.S.'s largest woman-owned materials conservation practice. She is also a published author, most well-known for Tropicana Nights: The Life and Times of the Legendary Cuban Nightclub (Harcourt, 2005), a book on Havana's pre-Castro nightclub era. Other fictional works by Rosa include The Encanto File, a play produced off-Broadway by the Women's Project and Productions and published in Rowing to America and Sixteen Other Short Plays, edited by Julia Miles (Smith & Kraus, 2002), and The Empress of the Waves, a short story published in the anthology Island in the Light/Isla en la Luz (Trapublishing, 2019).   Rosa's academic and professional distinctions include the 2008-09 Rome Prize at the American Academy in Rome, where she researched the history of vandalism, graffiti, and street art; and Fellow status in the American Institute for Conservation and the Association for Preservation Technology. She holds an M.A. in Art History and Conservation from NYU's Institute of Fine Arts, lectures regularly at numerous universities around the country, and serves on the boards of the Amigos of the Cuban Heritage Collection at University of Miami, Florida Association of Museums, the Partnership for Sacred Places, and the Florida Association of Public Art Professionals. Rosa co-curated the exhibits Promising Paradise: Cuban Allure American Seduction (Wolfsonian Museum, 2016) and Concrete Paradise: Miami Marine Stadium (Coral Gables Museum, 2013). She writes regularly for academic and popular media about conservation, the arts, and Cuba. Her 1999 cover story on Havana for Preservation spawned a career in cultural travel that has taken her to Cuba over 100 times since 1992. She lives in Los Angeles and Miami and is married to Todd Kessler.   Connect with Rosa: Rosa's Website:www.rosalowinger.com Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/rosa_Lowinger RLA Conservation's Website: www.rlaconservation.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rlaconservation Purchase Dwell Time: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/dwell-time-rosa-lowinger/1143192800 https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Dwell-Time/Rosa-Lowinger/9781955905275   — Ronit's writing has appeared in The Atlantic, The Rumpus, The New York Times, The Iowa Review, Hippocampus, The Washington Post, Writer's Digest, American Literary Review, and elsewhere. Her memoir WHEN SHE COMES BACK about the loss of her mother to the guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh and their eventual reconciliation was named Finalist in the 2021 Housatonic Awards Awards, the 2021 Indie Excellence Awards, and was a 2021 Book Riot Best True Crime Book. Her short story collection HOME IS A MADE-UP PLACE won Hidden River Arts' 2020 Eludia Award and the 2023 Page Turner Awards for Short Stories. She earned an MFA in Nonfiction Writing at Pacific University, is Creative Nonfiction Editor at The Citron Review, and lives in Seattle with her family where she teaches memoir workshops and is working on her next book. More about Ronit: https://ronitplank.com Sign up for monthly podcast and writing updates: https://bit.ly/33nyTKd   Follow Ronit: https://www.instagram.com/ronitplank/ https://twitter.com/RonitPlank https://www.facebook.com/RonitPlank   Background photo credit: Photo by Patrick Tomasso on Unsplash Headshot photo credit: Sarah Anne Photography Theme music: Isaac Joel, Dead Moll's Fingers

Roberto Sánchez, uno de nuestros más reconocidos y queridos ídolos de la canción popular argentina y latinoamericana,  nació el 19 de agosto de 1945, en la Maternidad Sardá de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. Hijo de Vicente Sánchez e Irma Nydia Ocampo, vivió su infancia, adolescencia y sus primeros pasos en la música en Valentín Alsina, Lanús, provincia de Buenos Aires. Posteriormente, ya consagrado y hasta su fallecimiento vivió en una casona en Banfield, Lomas de Zamora, que se convirtió en un ícono para los habitantes de la zona y un lugar de encuentro para sus fieles seguidoras. Su vocación por la música comenzó en la primaria cuando hizo una imitación de Elvis Presley, a quien admiraba profundamente. Sandro era el nombre que le habían querido poner sus padres pero, como las autoridades no lo permitieron, lo adquirió desde comienzos de la década del ´60, para ser identificado artísticamente. Con éxitos como “Rosa Rosa”, “Dame el fuego de tu amor”, “Tengo”, “Quiero llenarme de tí”, “Porque yo te amo”, “Penumbras”, “Trigal” y “Una muchacha y una guitarra”, entre tantas otras, sobresalió como autor entre los artistas de su género y como intérprete. En el plano musical, supo asociarse con letristas como Oscar Anderle y arregladores como Jorge López Ruiz y Oscar Cardozo Ocampo, entre otros, quienes le dieron un toque distintivo a sus baladas románticas. Publicó 52 álbumes originales que vendieron más de 20 millones de copias; 11 discos de oro; realizó 16 películas y fue el primer latinoamericano en cantar en el salón Felt Forum del Madison Square Garden. Murió el 4 de enero de 2010, a los 64 años, debido a una infección que contrajo en una internación, tras haber sido sometido a un doble trasplante de corazón y pulmón, en la provincia de Mendoza, última alternativa a su padecimiento por un enfisema pulmonar. Más de  50 mil personas lo despidieron en el Congreso y más de 100 mil personas acompañaron su cortejo fúnebre desde la ciudad de Buenos Aires, a lo largo de la avenida Hipólito Yrigoyen, hasta el cementerio bonaerense de Longchamps. Lo recordamos a partir de un informe elaborado por el Área de Contenidos y conservado en el Archivo Histórico de Radio Nacional.

It's always a pleasure to have Garrett Peck on our podcast.  For years, Garrett was at the center of the Portland food world as GM and host at some of Portland's most prolific restaurants.  He managed the Heathman, later Headwaters, as well as The Paley Group's other hotel properties, Imperial, Rosa Rosa and The Crown.    When turmoil of 2020 put beyond a damper on the viability of those restaurants, Garrett and his wife Jonie sought greener pastures, which led them to Sisters, OR.  There, they connected with some of Portland's other most successful restaurateurs, who also found central Oregon more to their liking. In 2022, the three opened RBC (Rancher Butcher Chef) with other investors.  Now with a year under their belts, RBC is lauded as one of the states most successful restaurants, outside of Portland.   Garrett shares with us some of the joys of central Oregon life, as well as the growth of Bend as a living and dining destination.  Listen to the end for some of his faves in the area. www.rbcbend.com.   Right at the Fork is supported by: Zupan's Markets: www.Zupans.com RingSide Steakhouse: www.RingSideSteakhouse.com Portland Food Adventures: www.PortlandFoodAdventures.com 

Esta faixa foi extraída do CD FESTA JUDAICA, contendo as mais conhecidas e alegres músicas do repertório judaico para sua festa de Bar e Bat Mitsvá, casamento, e muito mais. Sucesso! FICHA TÉCNICA Voz: Shimon Lavie Arranjos, piano, sintetizador, derbake e direção musical: Eduardo Felenbok Trompete: José Granata Flugelhorn: Oscar Serrano Saxofone alto e clarineta: Luis Alberto “Chachi” Ferreira Bateria: Ezequiel Finger Projeto gráfico: Dagui Design Masterização: Domínio Digital Produção executiva: Jairo Fridlin Realização: Editora e Livraria Sêfer Ltda. Acompanhe as letras com a pronúncia fonética e breve tradução para o português, para você cantar junto e se deliciar: Rosa Rosa (Ch. Chefer – D. Seltzer) K'sheraitich ialda ktaná, tsochéket ts'choc rachav cazé, Pitom hirgashti ach kemo sakin, elai nichnas po bachaze. Milion prachim shalachti lach, ushnê milionim michtavim, Ach at himshacht lits'choc veat shigat barchov et col hatoshavim. Ach Rosa Rosa Rosa Rosa, at ahuva sheli Cama shirim od lach at Rosa, ad shetihyi ishti. A Rosa Rosa, at ahuva sheli. Rosa, Rosa, Rosa, tu és minha amada! Quantos poemas mais terei de compor para ti, para que sejas minha esposa? -- Od lo Ahavti Dai (Naomi Shemer) Beêle haiadáim od lo baniti kfar, Od lo matsati máim beemtsa hamidbar, Od lo tsiarti pêrach, od lo guiliti êch Tovil oti hadérech ulean aniolech. A-a-a od lo ahavti dai Harúach vehashémesh al panai A-a-a od lo amarti dai Veim lo (im lo) ach'shav eimatai. Com estas mãos inda não construi uma aldeia, Não achei água no deserto nem plantei uma flor. Há tantas coisas que eu ainda não terminei. Eu ainda não amei o bastante, -- Zamar Noded (Naomi Shemer) Hadérech aruca hi verabá rabá, hadérech aruca hi verabat hadar. Culam holchim badérech ad sofa, culam holchim badérech ad sofa hamar. Aval ani levad levad tsoed halelu haleluia halelu. Veshar ani veshar ani shirê zamar noded, Halelu haleluia halelu. Halelu halelu haleluia halelu. A estrada é longa, longa mas exuberante. E eu, um cantor nômade, solitário entôo: Haleluia. -- Kassatshof (tradicional) instrumental -- Hava Naguila (A. Z. Idelson – tradicional) Hava naguila venismechá. Uru achim belev samêach. Vem, vamos nos alegrar e celebrar. Levantem-se, irmãos, com o coração cheio de felicidade! -- Shir Lashalom (Y. Rotblit – Y. Rozenblum) Tnu lashémesh laalot, laboker lehair. Hazaca shebatfilot, otanu lo tachzir. Mi asher cava nero, uveafar nitman, Bechi mar lo iairó, lo iachziró lechán. Ish otánu lo iashiv mibor tachtit afel. Can lo ioílu lo simchat hanitsachon, Velo shirê halel. Lachen rac shíru, shir lashalom, Al tilchashu tfilá. Mutav tashíru shir lashalom, Bitseacá gdolá. Preces de louvor e canções de vitória Não trarão de volta aqueles que caíram nas batalhas. É melhor entoar, e bem alto, uma canção pela paz!

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Isabel González comenta con Beatriz Cortázar y Gimeno el próximo capítulo de Rocío Carrasco, en el que habla de Rosa Benito.

Isabel González comenta con Beatriz Cortázar y Gimeno el próximo capítulo de Rocío Carrasco, en el que habla de Rosa Benito.

It was only a few months ago that we originally released this episode featuring Kimberly and Vitaly Paley, talking about the closure of Paley's Place - but it doesn't get much bigger than the Paleys in the Portland food world.   From January 2022: We're more than honored to have Vitaly and Kimberly Paley join us for the first interview of Right at the Fork's ninth year.  The Paleys opened Paley's Place in 1995 and after so much recognition in and outside of the restaurant industry, they went on to own and operate Imperial, Portland Penny Diner, Crown Pizza, Headwaters and Rosa Rosa.  With Beard nominations and wins, an Iron Chef victory, this duo didn't need to prove anything to anyone, except to do what was best by their employees and patrons--and now themselves.  As the pandemic reared its ugly head on those hotel-based restaurants, they were left to tune and hone Paley's Place during a very tough time.  This caused them to evaluate their lives, and we'll hear in this interview exactly how the decision to close the restaurant at the peak of their game came about.  We talk about the health of the restaurant industry, what the Paleys are doing and plan on doing with the time they never had, whether they have plans to move from Portland, and best of all, their recipes for long-lasting love. Be sure to check out their original Right at the Fork interview here: #25 The Paleys Right at the Fork is supported by: Zupan's Markets: www.zupans.com RingSide Steakhouse: www.RingSideSteakhouse.com

Federico e Isabel comentan con Alaska y Carande la reaparición de Ponce y Ana Soria y la respuesta de Rosa Benito a Rocío Carrasco.

Federico e Isabel comentan con Alaska y Carande la reaparición de Ponce y Ana Soria y la respuesta de Rosa Benito a Rocío Carrasco.

Jaychele (@JaycheleNicole), Haley (@Haieyanneee) and Kiley (@fuller_kiley) look at the week in women's wrestling!- Baker vs Rosa- Rosa vs Athena (Warrior Wrestling)- Tasha Steelz & Mickie James- Deonna Open Challenge- KAIRI in Stardom- Rok-C rumors- Brandi Rhodes- Elimination Chamber PredictionsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Garrett Peck joins us on the podcast to discuss his new life and business in Bend.  We talk about how the decision came about to close all the restaurants he co-owned and managed in Portland:  Imperial, Rosa Rosa, Headwaters, Crown, and how he and his wife Jonie decided to move to Sisters, Oregon to start new lives and businesses.  Not long after landing there, Garrett connected with John and Renee Gorham to develop Rancher Butcher Chef, which will open in the Spring of 2022.  Garrett speaks first-hand about how the turmoil in downtown Portland was impossible to navigate and have a viable business.   We also talk about Garrett's strong relationship with Vitaly and Kimberly Paley, having worked side by side with them for years in the Paley's empire.   Lastly, you'll get Garrett's hidden gems in Bend to visit to eat and drink.  Listen to the end for that!! Right at the Fork is supported by: Zupan's Markets: www.zupans.com RingSide Steakhouse: www.RingSideSteakhouse.com

We're more than honored to have Vitaly and Kimberly Paley join us for the first interview of Right at the Fork's ninth year.  The Paleys opened Paley's Place in 1995 and after so much recognition in and outside of the restaurant industry, they went on to own and operate Imperial, Portland Penny Diner, Crown Pizza, Headwaters and Rosa Rosa.  With Beard nominations and wins, an Iron Chef victory, this duo didn't need to prove anything to anyone, except to do what was best by their employees and patrons--and now themselves.  As the pandemic reared its ugly head on those hotel-based restaurants, they were left to tune and hone Paley's Place during a very tough time.  This caused them to evaluate their lives, and we'll hear in this interview exactly how the decision to close the restaurant at the peak of their game came about.  We talk about the health of the restaurant industry, what the Paleys are doing and plan on doing with the time they never had, whether they have plans to move from Portland, and best of all, their recipes for long-lasting love. Be sure to check out their original Right at the Fork interview here: #25 The Paleys Right at the Fork is supported by: Zupan's Markets: www.zupans.com RingSide Steakhouse: www.RingSideSteakhouse.com

Federico, Isabel Gonzalez y Alaska hablan con Rosa Belmonte y Emilia Landaluce de su libro Sobre Nosotras. Sobre nada. 

Federico, Isabel Gonzalez y Alaska hablan con Rosa Belmonte y Emilia Landaluce de su libro Sobre Nosotras. Sobre nada. 

Roberto Sánchez, uno de nuestros más reconocidos y queridos ídolos de la canción popular argentina y latinoamericana,   nació el 19 de agosto de 1945, en la Maternidad Sardá de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. Hijo de Vicente Sánchez e Irma Nydia Ocampo, vivió su infancia, adolescencia y sus primeros pasos en la música en Valentín Alsina, Lanús, provincia de Buenos Aires. Posteriormente, ya consagrado y hasta su fallecimiento vivió en una casona en Banfield, Lomas de Zamora, que se convirtió en un ícono para los habitantes de la zona y un lugar de encuentro para sus fieles seguidoras. Su vocación por la música comenzó en la primaria cuando hizo una imitación de Elvis Presley, a quien admiraba profundamente. Sandro era el nombre que le habían querido poner sus padres pero, como las autoridades no lo permitieron, lo adquirió desde comienzos de la década del 60, para ser identificado artísticamente. Con éxitos como “Rosa Rosa”, “Dame el fuego de tu amor”, “Tengo”, “Quiero llenarme de tí”, “Porque yo te amo”, “Penumbras”, “Trigal” y “Una muchacha y una guitarra”, entre tantas otras, sobresalió como autor entre los artistas de su género y como intérprete. En el plano musical, supo asociarse con letristas como Oscar Anderle y arregladores como Jorge López Ruiz y Oscar Cardozo Ocampo, entre otros, quienes le dieron un toque distintivo a sus baladas románticas. Publicó 52 álbumes originales que vendieron más de 20 millones de copias; 11 discos de oro; realizó 16 películas y fue el primer latinoamericano en cantar en el salón Felt Forum del Madison Square Garden. Murió el 4 de enero de 2010, a los 64 años, debido a una infección que contrajo en una internación, tras haber sido sometido a un doble trasplante de corazón y pulmón, en la provincia de Mendoza, última alternativa a su padecimiento por un enfisema pulmonar. Más de  50 mil personas lo despidieron en el Congreso y más de 100 mil personas acompañaron su cortejo fúnebre desde la ciudad de Buenos Aires, a lo largo de la avenida Hipólito Yrigoyen, hasta el cementerio bonaerense de Longchamps. Lo recordamos a partir de un informe elaborado por el Área de Contenidos y conservado en el Archivo Histórico de Radio Nacional.

Nesse episódio Rafinha (@rafaverdasca) e Daniel Gomes (@danielgomesdecarvalho) recebem Rosa Rosa Gomes para uma conversa sobre a Rosa Luxemburgo. O programa começa com uma apresentação da vida de Rosa Luxemburgo e de suas principais teorias e, por fim, debatemos um pouco sobre a relação de Rosa Luxemburgo com as esquerdas. Picpay do História Pirata: https://picpay.me/historiapirata chave pix: podcast.historiapirata@gmail.com Esse episódio foi editado por: Gabriel Campos (@_grcampos)

Producción musical: Ana Cecillia Calle, a.k.a. La PHDj

Du classique au rock en passant par la chanson, Nicolas Blanmont revient au latin.

Hey friends!Gee whiz, this is an exciting episode. We are proud to release our very special LIVE episode recorded as part of this year’s Melbourne Fashion Festival. Presented by Fashion Journal, we took to the public stage and talked about all things fast fashion, greenwashing and influencer culture.Here are some of the resources we reference. “Your brand new returns end up in landfill” by Harriet Constable for BBC Earth, “The Psychology Of Influencer Marketing” by Bradley Hoos for Forbes and “Young affiliates: nearly a fifth of British children aspire to be social media influencers” by Paul Skeldon.We were lucky enough to have Christina Hewawissa, the founder of Rosa Rosa the Label, join us on stage. Check out her funky, ethical fashion at rosarosathelabel.com.Our jingle, editing and production is by India Raine. You can email us at cultureclubmail@gmail.com, find us on Instagram at @cultureclubpod, or on our personal accounts at @jasmineeskye and @yemagz.We’ll be back with our regularly scheduled episode next week. See you then,Maggie & Jasmine x

Hey friends,We’ve got a jam-packed episode for you today! We discuss 27-year-old Margaret Zhang being appointed Editor-in-Chief at Vogue China, a major milestone for Asian-Australian representation. Then, is Emma Watson’s career dormant? We put the rumours to rest.Actor Jonah Hill took to Instagram to clapback at the Daily Mail’s fat shaming. This sparks a conversation about the lack of male body positivity in our media and the problem with the funny, fat sidekick trope. We then dive into the meta drama involving Reply All and Bon Appetit. This article gives you a good rundown and this is the viral Twitter thread that stoked the flames.There are rumours that the classic 00’s TV show The OC is getting a reboot! We chat about what the rise in reboots has to say about our culture. We read from Bonnie Stiernberg’s piece in Inside Hook.Jasmine recommends Liat Kaplan’s piece for The New York Times, “My Year of Grief and Cancellation: What was I trying to accomplish with my anonymous Tumblr?” as well as Dolly Alderton's recent column for The Sunday Times. Maggie recommends the podcast, Goes Without Saying.In very exciting news, we’ll be hosting a free live recording of Culture Club for Melbourne Fashion Festival! Major! It’ll be on Friday 12 March, from 2–2:45pm at the Lonsdale St entrance of the Emporium. If you’re in town, come watch us discuss greenwashing, influencer culture and all that good stuff. We’ll also be joined by Christina Hewawissa, the Gen Z owner of Melbourne ethical brand, Rosa Rosa the Label. Our jingle, editing and production is by India Raine. You can email us at cultureclubmail@gmail.com, find us on Instagram at @cultureclubpod, or on our personal accounts at @jasmineeskye and @yemagz.Love ya,Jas and Mags x

Hey y'all. Welcome back to La Cresta life. Today, We're going to Santa Rosa West and other community here on the Santa Rosa Plateau. Stay tuned for all the goodies. So quiet out here Santa Rosa West has a number of things that make it really special while it's right here with the other associations. The thing that makes it different is said it's 10-acre minimums instead of 5. So what you end up with is a little bit more sprawling spread out ranches over here. You don't really have the Giant Oaks as much and you don't have the giant boulders. So it lends itself really well too beautiful a horse ranches and agriculture. Behind me is a house that was purchased several years ago by a lovely family and they planted a ton of olive trees. You'll see in the footage that I do from time to time that there's a lot of Olives going on between grapes and olives. It's almost replacing all of the agriculture up here and I'm going to show you this Ranch over here. This is an 80-acre horse Rehabilitation Ranch and I'll stop out in front will look at that in a minute. This is that horse Rehabilitation Ranch that I told you about. Since I've been here since 2002, It's been owned by a couple of people; One definitely was a rehabilitation facility and they work with thoroughbred and I'm not really sure what's going on with it. Now the horses seem to be gone but it is for sale. It's a beautiful property 82 acres and it has a racetrack. So we'll get a little footage of the racetrack and let you see that too. This is a really really special area. Obviously agriculture is a big part of what we do up here on the Santa Rosa Plateau. grapes, grapes and more grapes. We love our wine. We love our winemakers. Behind me is a tasting room. We are not allowed to have a commercial tasting room, so they're not open to the public, but there are several really good wine producers up here. There's a a beautiful place to enjoy the scenery sip on some wine and sometimes do a little dancing a little bit of music. We are so blessed. We have so much here, and this is just a little taste of it. What other amazing things about our communities up here on the Santa Rosa Plateau are are interconnecting recreational trails. They're very horse friendly they're foot friendly they're paw friendly, they're not motor friendly, but that's alright. They are wonderful and they go all around this Plateau for miles and miles and miles.

n nuestros podcast conversamos con Rosa Rosa una mujer emprendedora soñadora que nos cuentas sus inicios y que la motivó a ser una ganadora. escucha nuestro podcast. Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2GBN... sigue a Rosa Rosa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lasoberanao... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ROSA8046 Escucha Ganadora del Prophex https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXJWV...

The IRF Podcast is joined by Brunello Rosa of Rosa & Roubini Associates to discuss his long-term view that the European Union is facing serious internal problems and that the EU's internal issues could easily morph into a Populist controlled European Parliament. ----more----Brunello Rosa is CEO of Rosa & Roubini Associates as well as a member of the Chief Economists Advisory Board of the European Investment Bank and the Advisory Board of the Ambassador of Italy to the UK.

Hello Culture Clubbers, How was your week? Maggie appeared on Flex Mami’s podcast and Jasmine retrogressed to her 14-year-old self and bought the new Twilight book (as well as tackling its issue with Indigenous culture).Today we talk about classism in sustainable fashion. We chat about what time and financial barriers inhibit sustainable or secondhand shopping and why we shouldn’t shame people for purchasing fast fashion out of necessity. Both of us really enjoyed Maeve Kerr-Crowley’s piece on op-shopping as a size 18 in Fashion Journal. We recommend Sisters Studios, Rosa Rosa the Label, A.BCH and Maggie Marilyn as our more affordable ethical options.Jasmine’s recommendations for this week are the articles “Ellen DeGeneres’ Relatability Crisis” by Michael Shulman and “The problem with the Australian fashion industry’s tendency towards ‘ethnically ambiguous’ models” by oops, our very own Maggie Zhou. Maggie (half) recommends Zadie Smith’s debut novel, White Teeth. As always, our jingle, editing and production is by the talented @india_raine. You can email us at cultureclubmail@gmail.com, find us on Instagram at @cultureclubpod, or on our personal accounts at @jasmineeskye and @yemagz.With love, Maggie & Jasmine xx

Rosa Rosa es la suma de Felipe Navia (Juanes, Poper, La Cirugía) y Juan Sebastián Naranjo (Gatoblanco). Motivados por sus gustos e influencias comunes, (rock británico, new wave, música latina) la banda comienza a componer y a grabar material original en 2017. Su música es una mezcla de celebración y melancolía a partes iguales. Mantra fue solo el comienzo de este nuevo proyecto de estos colombianos residentes en la ciudad de Miami. La Flor de la Verdad es un álbum que da muestra de las habilidades de composición y producción de estos veteranos músicos colombianos, con un hilo conductor en el que la melancolía y la celebración toman protagonismo a partes iguales y en el que la instrumentación clásica de una banda de pop rock (baterías, bajos, guitarras, teclados y voces) entrega al oyente rastros de una sonoridad que escasea en el panorama de la música latina actual. El álbum es el resultado de varios años de trabajo un EP largo con 6 canciones, entre las que se incluyen: Mantra, Miedo, Mar de Mares y Deja, junto a una introducción, un interludio y dos canciones más. Para la grabación de La Flor de la Verdad; la banda contó con la participación de reconocidos músicos como Fernando “Toby” Tobón y Juan Pablo Daza en guitarras, Marcelo Novati y Brian Lange en baterías, Emmanuel Briceño y Femke Weidema en teclados y programación, y Juan Arboleda en composición, programación y arreglos. La mezcla estuvo a cargo de María Elisa Ayerbe y Mateo Camargo, y el máster corrió por cuenta de José Blanco y Felipe Tichauer. Los artes del disco y de los sencillos lanzados con anterioridad, estuvieron a cargo del artista, fotógrafo y videógrafo colombiano Nicolás Achury.

Y por fin, llegamos al capítulo final de la segunda parte... y menudo capítulo. Continúa ¨La casa de las dagas voladoras¨ protagonizada por Hana y Emika, cuya rivalidad velada esta llegando a niveles nunca vistos. Es también la hora de la esperadísima cita de Haruka y Peppe... ¿Habrá cumplido Peppe las expectativas? ¿Tendremos por fin el primer beso del programa?... Tenemos mucho de que hablar!

One of the Godfather's of the Portland food scene returns to the podcast to talk about his newest restaurant, Rosa Rosa inside the Dossier Hotel.  Vitaly Paley also talks about his recent travels, how he spends his free time, and the place he calls home. This episode of Right at the Fork is sponsored by: Zupan's Markets: www.Zupans.com RingSide Steak House: www.RingSideSteakHouse.com  Portland Food Adventures: www.PortlandFoodAdventures.com  

Una vez mas hacemos un repaso por los 20 mejores momentos musicales que nos ha dejado el año y entregamos le Golden Roll a lo mejor de 2018; Aterciopelados, Porter, 1280 Almas, Zoé, Andres Calamaro, Babasonicos entre otros ademas de una Radiografía muy especial con Fito Paéz paseando por La Ciudad Liberada.

Golden Roll Test de Poper y Consúmelo de Sudaca fueron lanzados originalmente en 2008, pero nunca habían estado disponibles oficialmente en las plataformas digitales. Tanto Poper como Sudaca hicieron parte del movimiento de rock y pop alternativo bogotano de la década pasada. Poper fue una banda formada por Felipe Navia, Mauricio Colmenares y Marco Verderi, que recorrió locales del circuito alternativo de Colombia y México entre 2006 y 2010. Su único disco, Test, es un álbum de rock pop en español que coquetea con la música alternativa y lo experimental y que después de un pequeñísimo tiraje en CD se convirtió en uno de los álbumes de culto del pop rock en Colombia. Después de la separación de Poper, Mauricio Colmenares formó con éxito Revólver Plateado y Felipe Navia (que hace parte de la banda de Juanes desde el año 2000) está desarrollando su nuevo proyecto paralelo, Rosa Rosa y Marco Verderi hace parte del proyecto mexicano Yo Camaleon.

Entrevista con Jonás de Plastilina Mosh, quien nos cuenta todos los detalles sobre la mas reciente producción en casi 10 años del dúo de Monterrey. Ademas lo nuevo de Christina Rosenvingue, Gustavo Santaolalla, Odio a Botero, Turf, Rosa Rosa, Luca Bocci, Viva Suecia y mucho más.

Mantra es solo el comienzo de este nuevo proyecto integrado por Juan Sebastián Naranjo y Felipe Navia estos colombianos residentes en la ciudad de Miami. La trayectoria de Felipe Navia como bajista y sesionista se remonta a mas de una década colaborando en la banda en vivo de Juanes, también como apoyo de Juan Pablo Villamizar en proyectos como Cicatriz, La Cirugía, productor de Sudaca y sobre todo como compositor del clásico colombiano Poper, que en la década pasada lleno de frescura el Pop/Rock de Colombia. La producción estuvo a cargo de Maria ​Elisa ​Ayerbe y en la grabación también participaron; Marcelo Novati en batería, Emmanuel Briceño en teclados y Juan Pablo Daza en guitarra acústica. Escucha Mantra aquí:

Dan and Tom are joined this week by Catharine (@curlycaff) and Rosa (@Rosa_la) to mull over the brilliant all-round performance against West Ham on Sunday. They pick over the individual contributions of Kyle Walker, Harry Kane, Dele Alli and of course Mousa Dembele, who Cath and Rosa never lost faith in. We preview Quarabag and Chelsea, debate what a crumpet is, reveal the not-so-secret love Rosa has for Ryan Mason and ponder what the future holds for Mauricio Pochettino; whether at Spurs or otherwise...