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Join hosts Robey Martin and Scott Wise as they embark on a delicious journey through Charlottesville, Virginia. In this episode of Eat It, Virginia, they’re joined by food writer Simon Davidson, who unveils the coveted Charlottesville 29 — his list of the ideal 29 Charlottesville restaurants. Whether you’re a local foodie or planning a visit, this episode is a feast for the ears that will leave you eager to explore the flavors of Charlottesville.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robey Martin and Scott Wise discuss the latest restaurant news in Virginia, including the expansion of The Fishin' Pig to Innsbrook. Nash Osborn joins to talk about The Fishin' Pig's origins, its growth to six locations, and its philanthropic efforts, including supporting Virginia universities and community events. They also discuss the upcoming opening of The Fox and Lamb in Farmville, offering a members-only speakeasy and event space. Scott shares his experiences at Susie's, Brave Captain, and Pink Room. Robey's offers insight into Stanley's cheesesteaks in Richmond and Frank and Patty's in Virginia Beach.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our heroes have discovered the location where kidnapped Ironspire children are being taken, so they head down to a fishery at the docks.This episode was named by our Patron member Scott Wise. Our Patrons are getting a chance to name our episodes now and they also get the outtakes at the end of episodes.We would love for you to become a Patron of our podcast, you can join us on our Patreon Page.Cast:Brook Bullock - Dungeon Master (Twitter)Kyri Hester - Moxie, Tiefling Bard (Instagram)Connor Shenold - Sable, Half-elf RogueJohnnie Payne - August E. Greymoor, Human Fighter (Instagram)Michael Cross - Dr. Elias Stone, Human Cleric (Twitter)Special Thanks:Theme Music - Ovani SoundSound Effects and additional music courtesy of Jeffrey McBride (Facebook) Table Top Audio, dScryb.com , and Monument Studios Dice for the cast of Red Dirt DnD provided by Esty Way Gaming.You can find Red Dirt DnD on Facebook and on our website: RedDirtDND.comThere's also new content on our YouTube pages, just search for Red Dirt DnD.We would love for you to become a Patron of our podcast, you can join us on our Patreon Page.Red Dirt DnD is a Red Dirt RPG, LLC production.

Antonio Owen, the chef-owner of Sweet P’s in Richmond, Virginia, recently shared his culinary journey and life philosophies on the “Eat It, Virginia” podcast with Scott Wise and Robey Martin. The veteran’s guiding philosophies in the kitchen is that no job is beneath him. "If you think you’re too good to take out the trash, your whole mindset is wrong," he said. This hands-on mentality has been crucial in establishing a strong, supportive team. The restaurant also embraces fun, with the introduction of “Whitney Wednesdays,” a weekly event celebrating Whitney Houston’s music and food inspired by her favorite dishes. In this episode, Robey also discusses an extensive list of Richmond-area Christmas bars that she helped compile for Style Weekly.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Scott Wise, candidate for Indiana's 16th State Senate district, joined Mike Wilson on Fort Wayne's Morning News to talk about his campaign and the upcoming Primary election. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to Paranormal Gateway Paratalk. My name is Scott Wise and our special guest Ron Felber author of award-winning thriller and investigative non-fiction. Ron Felber is a graduate of Georgetown University, Loyola University, and Drew University where he earned his Doctorate. He began his career writing stories for True Detective magazine and the iconic “Nick Carter” series while working as a deputy sheriff transporting federal prisoners. “The Runaway” earned Ron the United Press International Award for fiction. He was the recipient of the Albright Award for his non-fiction bestseller Mojave Incident. Some of his books have made their way to film and television including The Mojave Incident; Il Dottore, The Double Life of a Mafia Doctor; and The Hunt for Khun Sa. He also teaches creative writing at Drew University's Caspersen School of Graduate Studies in Madison, New Jersey. Tonight we talk with Ron about his journey from true-crime and non-fiction to aliens to demonic possession from his most recent title, The Unwelcomed, The Curious Case of Clara Fowler which is based on a true medical case history passed along to him by William Peter Blatty, author of The Exorcist. "The Unwelcomed, The Curious Case of Clara Fowler" is available for pre-order on Amazon, book releases May 30th.

Robey Martin and Scott Wise are joined by James Beard-nominated chef Travis Milton. Milton discussed the cultural significance of Appalachian cuisine and its role as an economic driver in Bristol, Virginia, where his restaurant Hickory, at Nicewonder Farm & Vineyards, is located.  He emphasized the importance of investing in local talent and building a strong team with diverse skills and experiences to create a unique and elevated dining experience for customers. Milton also discussed his mentors, his time cooking in Richmond restaurants, and mental health struggles in the hospitality industry. (Jump straight to interview 18:15) Before the interview, Scott and Robey talked about new restaurants opening in Richmond (2:07), Scott shared details of his epic Spring Break trip to Buc-ee's and Graceland in Memphis (4:32), Robey has issues with some restaurants near her home (10:21), and Scott and Robey made new friends while having a night out on the town (16:05). This episode is sponsored by the Virginia Museum of History & Culture and its new exhibit Julia Child: A Recipe For Life.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When 14-year-old Bertrand Chemel walked into the bakery near his grandmother's home in France, his life changed forever. Summers at the bakery turned into a more formal kitchen education at culinary school in France. With a degree in hand and military service behind him, Chemel landed at one the finest restaurants in France — Michel Gaudin's restaurant in the Alps. What followed was a culinary adventure that eventually led Chemel to the United States and his current restaurant 2941 in Falls Church, Virginia. Chef Chemel's restaurant was recently nominated as the most Outstanding Restaurant in the United States by the James Beard Foundation. 2941 is the only restaurant in Virginia to make the semi-final round in that category. What makes the experience at 2941 special enough to earn such a prestigious nomination? Chef Chemel discusses his food, his family, and his leadership style in the kitchen with Scott Wise and Robey Martin on the latest episode of Eat It, Virginia!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to Paranormal Gateway Paratalk. I am the host Scott Wise and tonights special guest is Jill Shelley. Jill is a paranormal investigator and owner of The Haunted Boyd House in SW Minnesota. She leads the St. Croix Paranormal team, which has explored many famous haunted sites across the US and appeared on the Biography channel. She also produced a local cable show about their paranormal adventures. In 2019, she bought a haunted house built in 1901 on a former railroad land near the Sioux Dakota reservation. The house was once owned by the Eckhardt family, who suffered tragedies and deaths inside. Jill believes their spirits still haunt the house, which she restored to its 1900s glory with antique decor. The house is full of paranormal activity, such as shadows, voices, moving objects, and a haunted piano. Tonight Jill will share some of her evidence from past investigations with St Croix Paranormal. Boyd House Website

Darren McFarland and Kara Hammer chat with Brentwood native and Preds fan Caleb Miele, who celebrated his 17th birthday by reading the Predators starting lineup in the locker room before their game against Boston. Next, Clarksville native and sculptor Scott Wise joins the podcast to talk about his latest project creating Pekka Rinne's bronze statue.

Bill Cavender makes award-winning mead at Black Heath Meadery in Richmond, Virginia. His business in Scott's Addition recently celebrated its eighth birthday. Cavender discussed the beginnings of Black Heath Meadery on a recent episode of the Eat It, Virginia podcast with Scott Wise and Robey Martin. Black Heath Meadery 1313 Altamont Ave. Richmond, VA 23230See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The creator of the Pekka Rinne statue joins the show! He breaks down how he got into hockey & what it was like to make the Predators a statue. 

The creator of the Pekka Rinne statue joined the program & how he went about making it. Who picks who tonight in the Sweet 16 games that remain? 

Ben Watters and Rachel Best. the couple behind Blue Atlas Restaurant and Market in Richmond, Virginia, started their business and their family during the pandemic. For Watters, Blue Atlas was born out of his passion for food and learning how other cultures eat. "I love being a food dork," Watters told Scott Wise and Robey Martin during his Eat It, Virginia podcast interview. "If I find something on Instagram that I've never heard of before, like the Georgian flatbread we now serve, we both do the deep dive on why they make it the way they do, why they're using this certain type of yeast, why they do this with the cheese, and all these cool components. So that we're learning along." It's that curiosity which has shaped Blue Atlas into its current mission. "We're a shared, small plate experience of global cuisine," Watters said when asked to describe Blue Atlas. "We have the menu broken up into the four regions of the world and we try and represent them to the best of our ability." Learn about the couple's journey toward opening a restaurant during the pandemic, their attempt to balance restaurant ownership with parenthood, and the meal that helped Ben win Rachel's heart. Also on this episode, Scott and Robey share their Best Bites of the Week, Robey's at Parterre Restaurant in Richmond and Scott's at Fine Creek Brewing in Powhatan.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome back to Part 2 of our "Carrie the Musical" 35th anniversary podcast episode with Erik Champney! Erik explains how his "Carrie: The Master Cut" film helped Linzi Hateley and others in the cast and the creative team escape 35 years of being haunted by this musical! Right away he counters any notion you have that the 1988 musical was a Broadway Flop! As Erik says, "Why are we still talking about and obsessed with a musical that is a Flop"? Erik and Andrew dig into the complex relationship between Carrie and Margaret White and their abused/abuser relationship...But Erik says there's a point where "the abused becomes the abuser." What made Linzi and Betty's chemistry so dynamic and powerful? In the song "And Eve Was Weak," Margaret belts out (so expertly done by Betty) the lyric "Oh Lord I've seen this powerful before"! Why has she seen Carrie's telekinetic power before? Erik has a lot of thoughts and let's just say that ancient Greek mythology plays a big role in his analysis! Get ready to understand how much ancient Greek myth and culture is present in Stephen King's narrative and especially in Terry Hands' direction (remember he was part of the Royal Shakespeare Company so knew his ancient Greek drama really well). Have your notebook handy so you can take down notes about mythology and how it impacts your analysis of Carrie, Margaret, Chris, Sue, Billy, Tommy, and Miss Gardner. But wait what about the Prom of it all! You're cordially invited to our Bonus Episode "Let's Talk About the Prom," an extra 35 minutes of content! Head on over to the ITBR Cafe (our Patreon) where Erik and Andrew dissect the Prom in the musical compared to the movie and why "Carrie" lives on in 2023! Only $5 a month! patreon.com/ivorytowerboilerroom A special shout out to those from the 1988 production including the amazing Betty Buckley, Linzi Hateley, Charlotte d'Amboise, Sally Ann Triplett, Gene Anthony Ray, Paul Gyngell, Scott Wise, Debbie Allen, Larry Cohen, Michael Gore, Dean Pitchford, and Darlene Love...thank you all for creating and being part of this musical! Watch Erik's "Carrie: The Master Cut" here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2k8B8qQemE&t=229s Follow Erik on Instagram, @erikchampney. Read more about Erik's work here: https://www.erikchampney.com/ Head to Broadview Press, an independent academic publisher, for all your humanities related books. Use code ivorytower for 20% off your broadviewpress.com order. To subscribe to The Gay and Lesbian Review visit glreview.org. Click Subscribe, and enter promo code ITBR to receive a free copy with any print or digital subscription. Order from @mandeemadeit, mention ITBR, and with your first order you'll receive a free personalized gift! Follow @thatolgayclassiccinema, and @skinmedspapj. Follow ITBR on IG, @ivorytowerboilerroom, TikTok, @ivorytowerboilerroom, and Twitter, @IvoryBoilerRoom! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ivorytowerboilerroom/support

On February 13th, 1988, "Carrie the Musical" premiered at the Royal Shakespeare Company, in Stratford, and on April 28th, it would begin previews at the Virginia Theater on Broadway (now the August Wilson). To celebrate 35 years of this enigma powerhouse of a musical, Andrew welcomes Erik Champney, a NYC playwright, screenwriter, and director, who created "Carrie: The Master Cut" which is the first professional cinematic reconstruction of the 1988 musical! Right away Erik explains his origin story for discovering the Broadway musical, and like Andrew, it all started with their first encounter with Stephen King's powerful novel! Erik explains why Terry Hands, the director of "Carrie," was so drawn to this narrative and what ancient Greek tragedies and opera have to do with Terry Hands' interpretation! Andrew has always been fascinated with the complex and powerful Debbie Allen choreography so they get into how this aspect of the show connects to Carrie's home life with her mother, Margaret. Why are the high school musical numbers so drastically different than Carrie and Margaret's numbers, or are they connected somehow? Andrew taught the 1988 Broadway production to his Broadway Musical students at Stony Brook University and with Erik, the two analyze and dissect Act One of the musical. They begin with the audience walking in and being surrounded by black walls and then being plunged into darkness with the 80s rock overture! How does Erik interpret the high school students and why is ancient Greek culture and society so important for this analysis? They get into the nuanced dynamics between Tommy and Sue compared to Billy and Chris! Erik leaves us in suspense when he explains how his "Carrie: The Master Cut" helped Linzi and others escape 35 years of being haunted by this musical. And, what about Carrie and Margaret White? Can't wait for Part Two of this conversation? Head to the ITBR Café (our Patreon) and become a member to watch/listen to Part Two and get access to a special bonus episode (hint hint...you're invited to the Prom): patreon.com/ivorytowerboilerroom A special shout out to those from the 1988 production including the amazing Betty Buckley, Linzi Hateley, Charlotte d'Amboise, Sally Ann Triplett, Scott Wise, Debbie Allen, Larry Cohen, Michael Gore, and Dean Pitchford...thank you all for creating and being part of this musical! Watch Erik's "Carrie: The Master Cut" here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2k8B8qQemE&t=229s Follow Erik on Instagram, @erikchampney. Read more about Erik's work here: https://www.erikchampney.com/ Head to Broadview Press, an independent academic publisher, for all your humanities related books. Use code ivorytower for 20% off your broadviewpress.com order. To subscribe to The Gay and Lesbian Review visit glreview.org. Click Subscribe, and enter promo code ITBR to receive a free copy with any print or digital subscription. Be sure to follow @mandeemadeit and @skinmedspapj. Follow ITBR on IG, @ivorytowerboilerroom, TikTok, @ivorytowerboilerroom, and Twitter, @IvoryBoilerRoom! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ivorytowerboilerroom/support

Happy Thursday! Be warned: there is a 12 minute intro of catching up and episode updates for you all! So skip ahead if that's not your vibe! Morgan starts us off by covering the crazy case of the Mummy in Historically Fabulous Drag Queen, Dorian Corey's Closet! What do you think happened? Taylar wraps it up with the case of Sage Smith. In 2012, 19 year old Black Trans-woman, Sage Smith went missing after a date with a man. To this day Sage has never been found and her family is still fighting to bring her home. If you know anything about Sage's disappearance please contact CrimeStoppers or the Charlottesville Police Department  ALL AD CODES AND LINKS ARE HERE! JOIN OUR PATREON FOR 2 EXCLUSIVE EPISODES EACH MONTH AND THE ENTIRE BACK LOG OF EPS AND BONUS MATERIAL GO WATCH ON YOUTUBE Be sure to like, comment, subscribe and turn on post notifications for our channel! Let's Get Creepy!! Follow us on Instagram Check out our website Sources:  **Emma Eisenberg: Splinter News- 12.24.17, Kendall Rae Youtube- “The Suspicious Disappearance of Sage Smith”, Disappeared “Dashad Laquinn Smith aka Sage Smith”- 5.20.22, Finding Dashad “Sage” Smith Facebook Page, Andrea Cipriano 7.3.21- The Crime Sheet, Time- Anti-Trans Violence.. By Madeleine Carlisle 12.30.21, C-Ville Graelyn Brashear 12.24.14, C-Ville Lisa Provence 11.20.15, Stories of the Unsolved “The Disappearance of Sage Smith” 5.2.20, Scott Wise & Wayne Covil 6 News Richmond 12.17.12, WINA 3 years ago: “Police file missing person report for Sage Smith POI Erik McFadden”, C-Ville Courteney Stuart 11.19.13, NBC Jackie Montalvo 6.27.19 & 12.3.18, HuffPost David Lohr 11.29.12, The Baltimore Sun Juliana Kim 6.28.19, The Daily Progress 12.31.19 Sage Smith Disappearance (various reporters) Thread, Born This Way-Investigation Discovery, The Charley Project- Erik McFadden & Sage Smith, Change.org, Web Sleuths Forum “VA- Dashad Sage Smith 19 Charlottesville, Charlottesville.gov- CivicEngage, Kileystruecrime- It's Crime O'Clock Somewhere April 11, Vanished ABC News. 

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We hope you're doing well. If you like what we do, leave us a review! Tell a friend! If you leave us a review and tell a friend about us, we'll put you in a running to get a limited edition Osiris poster.Jeff Bhasker on Eric Krasno Plus One. On this episode of Plus One, Eric talks to record producer Jeff Bhasker, who has won Grammys for his work with Kanye West, Bruno Mars & Mark Ronson, fun., and more. Eric and Jeff have been friends since college, when he was a jazz-obsessed keyboardist studying all forms of music but without a concept for what he'd make on his own. Subscribe to Eric Krasno Plus One. Ronny Chieng on Comes A Time. We wanted to tell you about a new episode, with Mike and Oteil talking to comedian Ronny Chieng. Ronny talks about what he's been doing during the COVID lockdown, how his live performances have changed, and what production for television and film is like now. They discuss the worst gigs they've done, the importance of self-awareness, and why Americans should be required to live in another country for a period of time. Subscribe to Comes A Time. Phish Chef on Eat It, Virginia Podcast. A fan of our shows and a reporter and podcaster himself, Scott Wise, talked with Jim Hamilton, who is the touring chef after the band met him at the Baker's Dozen. [He launched Sous Casa, delivering frozen burritos to homes in and around Richmond. Hamilton talks about his new business, his time on the road with some of the world's biggest musical acts, and is extremely patient while Scott (a Phish fan) asks too many fanboy questions.]Trey and The Beacon Jams. ICYMI, you gotta check out the audio from the show, available on LivePhish. He'll be doing live shows every Friday at 8pm on Twitch. And it all benefits a good cause, the Divided Sky Fund. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For Duron Chavis, the founder and executive director at The Happily Natural Day, food is much more than breakfast, lunch, and dinner. "I think food, especially the act of growing food, is one of the most practical, accessible tools of resistance that communities can utilize to take their power back," Chavis told Eat It, Virginia! podcast hosts Scott Wise and Robey Martin. "When I say take your power back, I mean, health-wise, we live in communities that don't have access to grocery stores or healthy food in general. The act of you growing your own food is you practicing agency and determining for yourself what your input is going to be. That's just the individual level, right? But on a communal level, the act of growing food is and builds community." Through his food justice community activism and non-profit work, Chavis is training volunteers to plant gardens in communities where fresh food is needed the most. "The Resiliency Garden Project is designed to help increase people's access to healthy food. Through COVID, lots of folks lost their jobs are lost people were laid off. So we said, one of the things that is going to be challenging is if people have less money, then that means that they have less food. And once COVID started hitting, really started seeing shortages of food and different types of products inside of the grocery store. So I tried to figure out how we can help people have more immediate access to food in their homes, by the virtue of them growing their own food," he said. "So if you're food insecure, you can apply for a raised bed and go on our website, click the link, put in your name, address, phone number, and you'll be put into a queue. A volunteer, once your materials are ready, they'll contact you and come out and build you a raised bed. Six by four size, 12-inches high, it's about a cubic yard with the soil. Then volunteers will also bring you some seedlings to help you get your raise pit started. So it's really simple. It's nothing complicated at all. It's really our way of trying to help people connect to where their food comes from, as well as help mitigate people's lack of food access." To learn more about Chavis' work and impact in the community, download Eat It, Virginia! Links mentioned in the podcast: Raising Funds For Food Justice in Richmond, Virginia The Happily Natural Day RVA Land Justice Fund Fat Kid Sandwiches See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Shane Roberts-Thomas is a Tasmanian devil. At least that's what she told a worldwide television audience when her Richmond restaurant Southern Kitchen was featured in "Gordon Ramsay's 24 Hours to Hell and Back." The show, which travels the country helping restaurants improve their business, was filmed in October 2019 and debuted on television in February 2020. Roberts-Thomas sat down with Eat It, Virginia! co-hosts Scott Wise and Robey Martin to break down Gordon Ramsay's surprise visit to Richmond and discussed the life decisions she made that led her to open a restaurant. The Gordon Ramsay experience started with a phone call. "[The producers called] and they didn't say was Gordon Ramsay. They said it was [a show called 'Famous Kitchens,'" Roberts-Thomas recalled. "[They said] they were just calling because they had heard about me. And they do a lot of analytics and they wanted to feature me on a new show and that 'the expert' is looking at you. I said, 'Who is the expert?' They said, 'We can't tell you.'"This expert we can tell you.'" She signed the papers and allowed the producers to set-up cameras and microphones in her new Jackson Ward restaurant to collect the content they needed to make the show. Weeks passed, until one day a disguised guest arrived in the dining room. "You see [Gordon] go, 'Shane,'" she said. "The record scratched, the bombs dropped, the wind started blowing, you were like -- it's a hurricane!" A what a storm it was -- and has been -- for Roberts-Thomas and her family. Get the full story on Eat It, Virginia! with Scott and Robey.

When you walk into a Richmond restaurant, Michael Smith is the kind of person you want to encounter. "You'll see me most nights at the front door greeting guests," Smith, the general manager of  Laura Lee's Semmes Avenue in south Richmond, told Eat It, Virginia! co-hosts Scott Wise and Robey Martin. "I'm not this satellite manager that sits in an office and comes out when it's time to do the money at the end of the night. I'm very hands on." For Smith, hands on means making sure his guests are kept comfortable from the moment they arrive. "What I try to bring to the table, from a hospitality standpoint, is just warmth all around. We want people to feel like they're wanted there. Oftentimes the place is packed, but because we're a large restaurant, we can find you a spot. If it's in the lounge or if it's at the bar, if it's in the patio outside, there's a space for you, until there's a better space for you." Smith described Laura Lee's as a female-centeric fern bar, opposite the vibe of his previous job at the lauded Richmond restaurant The Roosevelt. Both restaurants are owned by Kendra Feather. "We wanted to interpret a restaurant in a way that was a little less about male ego and more about feminine sensibilities. So what does [Kendra] do? She hires me," Smith said with a laugh. Smith also recounted the intense celebrity encounter he once had while running Amuse, the restaurant inside Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond.

In 10 business days, Thor Wood went from a hangover to a business plan for his current Indy-based company SNAPSHYFT. Thor was born in Utah and moved to Indianapolis at the age of 2. After attending college for eight years without graduating, Thor spent time as a private investigator before starting a career in recruiting. After the recession, he found a position in Naples, Florida, where he met his significant other, had a baby, and started his first business. Thor was beginning to lose his passion, partly because he wanted to spend time with his daughter rather than work. Therefore, when he woke up hungover lying on the bathroom floor with an idea to start what is now SNAPSHYFT, he leaped at the opportunity. The tech community and lifestyle brought Thor and Stephanie back to Indianapolis. After extensive market research, including connecting with Scott Wise on Twitter for advice, SNAPSHYFT was created and has qualified for many start-up programs and accelerators over the last 3 years. Tune in to learn about how SNAPSHYFT is filling a significant need for quality staffing for the food & drink and hospitality industries, how accelerators work, and about Indy's supportive tech community. Drink deep of the culture that surrounds you with Thor Wood of SNAPSHYFT. Learn about SNAPSHYFT! Review the episode on iTunes, Twitter, and Facebook! Join our community on Patreon!  Check out our sponsors for this episode: Naptown Fitness - To start your health journey today, visit naptownfitness.com http://naptownfitness.com/ https://www.instagram.com/naptownfitness/ https://www.facebook.com/NapTownFitness FullStack PEO - Turnkey HR for Emerging Companies. https://www.fullstackpeo.com/drnkcltr https://www.linkedin.com/company/27092746/ https://twitter.com/fullstackpeo https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Consulting-Agency/FullStack-PEO-1107694849373703/ Drink Culture Website: https://www.drnkcltr.com Drink Culture Newsletter: https://www.drnkcltr.com/newsletter/ Drink Culture Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/drnkcltr Drink Culture Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drinkculturepodcast/ Drink Culture Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/drinkculturepodcast Drink Culture YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvrw7Fqfw4ZORgZMPJKio-A

"There's no easy path in barbecue," ZZQ pitmistress Alex Graf told Scott Wise and Robey Martin on the "Eat It, Virginia!" podcast. But Graf and her husband, pitmaster Chris Fultz, sure make it look easy. A lot of hard work -- and mouth-watering food -- helped make their Richmond restaurant ZZQ a smash hit from the moment it opened its doors in 2018. Graf and Fultz shared the story of why and how they brought Texas barbecue to Virginia, discussed their many in-restaurant celebrity sightings, and spilled a secret about the absolute best day and time to order your ZZQ meal. Pull up a seat at the table, download the podcast, and hear the story behind one of Virginia's most honored new restaurants.

There are places in Richmond that change the game. The Jasper, a nearly two-year-old bar in Carytown that promises "full pours and honest prices," is one of those places. The Richmond bartender power trio behind the The Jasper -- Mattias Hagglund (former co-owner of Heritage), Thomas Leggett, and Brandon Peck (both formerly of The Roosevelt) -- appeared on the Eat It, Virginia! podcast to talk about the biggest surprises they've faced, the changes they've made since opening The Jasper, their current favorite drinks, and separate paths they took that led them to find each other. "Tee [Thomas Leggett] and I had been talking about trying to do something for years," Hagglund told Scott Wise and Robey Martin on the Eat It Virginia! podcast. "We looked at a number of spaces around town over the course of three or four years. After Heritage, our other partner Kevin Liu -- who owns Carytown Cupcakes -- found out that this space [3113 W Cary Street] was becoming available and reached out to us and was like 'hey, I know y'all are trying to do something, I have the beginnings of this weirdo idea for a bar, let's see if we can find a way to make it work." The weirdo idea was to open a bar in a state where liquor laws were created to dissuade business owners from doing just that. Virginia law dictates "a minimum 45 percent of the total gross sales must be from food and nonalcoholic beverages. Conversely, alcohol sales should comprise no more than 55 percent of these sales." That could be a difficult threshold to meet for an establishment with a focus on craft cocktails and whose menu is "aimed at satisfying the hunger you get when you're having a drink." "We serve a ton more drinks than we do food generally," Hagglund said. "It's an usual concept for Virginia because we do focus more on being a bar than anything else, as such I think it's been something where we've had to learn new efficiencies and ways to handle volume that we maybe aren't quite used to." So far, it's worked. Garden & Gun magazine. named The Jasper one of the "The South's best new bars" and the bar's Christmas-themed Miracle in Carytown nights produced lines that stretched down the block. Despite their success, the owners of The Jasper still feel a bit misunderstood. "One big super important quality of this bar going into opening this place was that this can be anybody's bar," Brandon Peck said. "We like to think we have something for everybody, from a really cool wine list, to cheap canned beer, to cool cocktails, we're open until 2 a.m. every single day. We want to be a bar for everybody and I think a lot of people have this misconception that we are a speakeasy which is kind of funny because we have big wide open windows and a sign that says 'bar' outside." Other topics discussed on the podcast include places -- other than Popeyes -- to grab a killer chicken sandwich and our Eat It, Virginia! podcast sommelier Booth Hardy from Barrel Thief explains why he's pairing Shooting Star Creamery's Aries sheep's milk cheese with vin jaune. Send Scott and Robey your podcast questions and feedback. People, places, and products mentioned in this podcast: Barrel Thief Wine Shop & Café Booth Hardy Carytown Carytown Cupcakes Copycat Co. Fire, Flour & Fork Heritage Hot Chick RVA La Bete Food Truck LOWCO Eatery Reservoir Distillery Saison Shooting Star Creamery The Chicken Box The Roosevelt Virago Spirits Virginia Spirits

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Two-and-a-half years after selling his namesake restaurant chain Scotty's, entrepreneur Scott Wise is launching another eatery. Roots Burger Bar will be located in the same Muncie location as his original restaurant but will have a more casual feel and tighter menu. Wise tells IBJ Podcast host Mason King that he's both emotional and excited about the new start, which he says has been like hitting control-alt-delete on his career. But it hasn't been an easy path. Wise explains why he believed selling Scotty's was a good move, why he planned to stay with the company that bought it for five years and what happened to make him leave so quickly. He also talks about the impact his parents and a near-death experience had on his life. Scotty’s Holdings LLC, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in December and has closed several restaurants, did not return a request for comment about Wise's comments in the podcast.  IBJ reporter Susan Orr has more about Wise's new Roots restaurant.  This edition of the IBJ Podcast is sponsored by the Office of Minority and Women Business Development.    

In the second hour of Thursday's show, we talk with Scott Wise, with Evolve Youth Sports and Indiana QB Peyton Ramsey joins us in advance of the Cream and Crimson Spring game in Bloomington.

Elizabeth Wise, a two-time cancer survivor, is the founder and president of CCN. She developed the Free Cancer Retreat Night in 2005 in San Diego, where she owned and managed a similar wellness center named Leisure Spa and Wellness Center. In 2008, Wise was diagnosed with cancer a second time and made the decision to […]

Elizabeth Wise, a two-time cancer survivor, is the founder and president of CCN. She developed the Free Cancer Retreat Night in 2005 in San Diego, where she owned and managed a similar wellness center named Leisure Spa and Wellness Center. In 2008, Wise was diagnosed with cancer a second time and made the decision to close down her business. In 2011, she was approached by Roderick A Comunale II, MD, FACP, FASN to reintroduce the CancerRetreat Night via a wellness center formula that led to the founding of Cancer Concierge Network in Signal Hill.

Craft Brew News – 01/11/190.05 (Blood Alcohol Content) BAC Limit Takes Effect in UtahUtah will have the toughest drunk driving laws in the nation as of December 30, according to NPR. The state’s 0.05 blood alcohol content limit goes into effect just one day before New Year’s Eve.The legal limit for the rest of the country remains 0.08., which the American Beverage Institute told NPR would take about four drinks for a 180-pound man to reach. It would only take two drinks for a 180-pound man to hit Utah’s new 0.05 limit, however.Utah’s 0.05 BAC limit was initially signed into law in March 2017, but it took more than a year to implement due to a review process that was intended to ensure it didn’t lead to any unintended consequences. As the new BAC limit goes into effect, Utah continues to be an outlier on alcohol-related laws. The state will soon be one of the last in the nation the bar grocery, convenience and big box stores from selling beer above 3.2 alcohol by weight.Threes Brewing Partners with Caviar for Home DeliveryNew York’s Threes Brewing Company has partnered with delivery service Caviar to offer on-demand beer delivery within a four-mile radius of its taproom in Brooklyn’s Gowanus neighborhood. The company hopes to expand the service in the future.There is a $15 minimum for deliveries, which shouldn’t be an issue since prices range from $15 for a 500 mL bottle to a $20 4-pack of cans.Scotty’s Brewhouse Chain Files for Chapter 11 BankruptcyThe Scotty’s Brewhouse brewpub chain has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, according to Inside Indiana Business.Before the calendars flip to 2019, Scotty’s plans to close four unprofitable locations in Muncie and Indianapolis, Indiana, as well as Carmel and Waco, Texas.In a press release, Scotty’s Brewhouse president Chris Martin said the company’s focus will shift to “growing the brand through franchising as well as management agreements.”In December 2016, Scotty’s founder Scott Wise sold the chain, which he founded in 1996, along with two Thr3e Wise Men Brewing Co. brewpubs to a subsidiary of Arizona-based Due North Holdings LLC.West Hollywood Approves Cannabis Cafes and RestaurantsThe city of West Hollywood, California, recently approved several applications for cannabis restaurants, cafes and lounges, according to Eater Los Angeles. Among the approved locations are:Eight cafes where only edibles can be consumedEight lounges where cannabis smoking, vaping and edible consumption will be permittedEight medical dispensariesEight adult-use retailersEight cannabis delivery servicesApproved businesses now have a year to obtain a business license through the city and secure storefronts.States Eyeing Cannabis Legalization in 2019Marijuana Moment editor and Forbes contributor Tom Angell recently examined the states that appear poised to legalize recreational use cannabis in 2019. Those states include Connecticut, Illinois, Minnesota, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Rhode Island and Vermont.Other states such as Kansas, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Texas and South Carolina could follow suit through ballot initiatives or the legalization of medical use cannabis.So far, 10 states have legalized recreational use cannabis, and 33 states allow marijuana use for medical purposes.Articles brought to you by Brewbound – www.brewbound.comSubscribe to Craft Beer Storm Podcast iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/craft-beer-storm/id1438117278?mt=2Michael Potorti is the Host of Craft Beer Storm and Founder/Brewer at Beara Brewing Co. in Portsmouth, NHMichael PotortiFounder/BrewerHost of "Craft Beer Storm" Podcastmichael@craftbeerstorm.commichael@bearairishbrew.com*** Come visit our brewery for some delicious local craft brew! ***Beara Brewing Co.2800 Lafayette RoadPortsmouth, NH 03801Tel. (857) 342-3272 www.bearairishbrew.com Like us onInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/bearairishbrew/?hl=enFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/BearaIrishBrewingCo Twitter: https://twitter.com/BearaIrishBrew Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/beara-brewing-co-30776075/**LISTEN to our Craft Beer Storm Podcast and share with a friend**Craft Beer Storm Podcast iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/craft-beer-storm/id1438117278?mt=2Craft Beer Storm You Tube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp3PVuCGmywNWlGFh0N0ukg?view_as=subscriberCraft Beer Storm Podcast Radio Public: https://radiopublic.com/craft-beer-storm-WdbK0LCraft Beer Storm Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/craftbeerstorm/Craft Beer Storm Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/craftbeerstorm/

At the eager age of 22 years old, Scott Wise used his entrepreneurial skills to open his first restaurant in Muncie, Indiana, and today has built a restaurant enterprise with 18 locations. While Scott has excelled in business, his story goes much deeper as he shares about his return to faith in the midst of personal adversity.

The founder of Scotty's Brewhouse sits down to discuss his Hoosier success story!

In this episode we talk about doing something great instead of something big, extending trust before receiving it, surrounding yourself with great people, and hiring people that make you laugh. Scott Wise is the President & CEO of a Pots & Pans Production, the parent management company for Scotty's Brewhouse, Thr3e Wise Men Brewing Company, Scotty's Brew Club and Scotty's Dawghouse. With 15 restaurants in Indiana, 4 more being built in Florida, Illinois, Ohio and Plainfield, Indiana, the Brewhouse team has been busy. Scotty is well known as a community philanthropist, consistently committing his time and effort along with monetary and food donations to causes in every city in which his restaurants reside.

Fosse.Bennett.Robbins. Scott Wise got to know and work with them all. His incredible dancing skills were featured in 13 Broadway musicals including A Chorus Line, Cats, Carrie, and Jerome Robbins' Broadway, for which he won the Tony Award. Scott sits down and talks to Rob and Kevin about what it was like to be embraced by Jerome Robbins, learn from Michael Bennett, and how consistently never stop learning. Plus: Memories of Carrie, meeting an unknown Jerry Seinfeld, and how a photo booth in Times Square launched his career! For more info on Scott's dance program, visit here: https://www.finelinetheatrearts.com/welcome.html

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Scotty’s Brewhouse, an “upscale sports bar” with 13 locations in Indiana and coming soon to Illinois and Florida, was created by its namesake owner with the goal of providing a different kind of restaurant experience. “I wanted to make a restaurant that was some place that I could go into at any age and feel comfortable,” says Scott Wise, the Founder, President & CEO. Though Scotty’s Brewhouse boasts an array of interesting and tasty dishes – they sell over a million orders of fried dill pickle chips a year, and a recent pizza special included bacon, cheddar cheese, and crushed Flaming Hot Cheetos – Scott’s attention is not just on providing outstanding food. He considers himself “in the business of customer service” and is intensely focused on providing a uniquely memorable experience to each and every customer. Scott has embraced all forms of social media as a means to connect with his customers, and he reads and responds to every single Tweet. “The fact that we listen to people, and we respond, and we act,” he says, “that one thing that we do in my opinion makes us more successful than almost anything else we do in this restaurant.” And even with 1,300 employees, Scott still forwards his staff Facebook posts, Tweets, and e-mails that mention specific employees along with a personal note of thanks. Scott joined me and Dan Moriarty for a fun and sometimes emotional discussion about doing right by your customers, working hard to earn and keep their trust, and fixing things quickly when mistakes happen. Some of the most quotable moments of this episode of the Focus on Customer Service podcast include: • “You’ve got to have great customer service, great product, and a great location. If you have all of those things, then it should work.” • “Life’s too short to not have fun and not laugh at yourself.” • “I like to entertain people. That’s why I’m in the business of customer service. I want to make you smile and laugh.” • “We’re human beings in a human world, and we’re going to make mistakes.” • “To give someone something they never knew they wanted… that’s when you create a ‘wow’ moment.” Here are the highlights of Episode 17 and where to find them: 1:00 The background on Scotty’s Brewhouse and some of their most interesting dishes 5:50 How Scott decided to combine his personal and corporate Twitter handles into one, and Scott’s approach to social customer service 12:05 How great customer service impacts the overall customer experience at a restaurant – even more than the food 17:16 What Scott looks for in employees when he’s hiring new people 23:04 Which channels do Scott’s customers used to contact him, and how the questions are similar or different across channels 28:57 How Scott’s Brewhouse attempts to sync up the offline and online experience 36:25 Scott’s advice for becoming a customer service rock star Special thanks to Jay Baer for recommending Scotty’s Brewhouse for the podcast. If you’d like to suggest a brand for a future episode, please tweet us using the hashtag #FOCS. The Focus on Customer Service podcast is also available on iTunes and Stitcher.

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This podcast features Scott Wise, Roei Dans and their guest Daniele Bolelli, filmed on 26th July 2015. Daniele Bolelli is an Italian philosopher, author, martial artist, podcaster and film collaborator. Bolelli has written several books such as ‘How To Create Your Own Religion’, worked on movies including ‘I Am Bruce Lee’ and is the son of renowned philosopher Franco Bolelli. The guys discuss areas of life including fear and loss and recovering from loss, with Bolelli opening up about the tragic loss of his wife and caring for his daughter. This brings the conversation onto what happiness really is and learning to enjoy the present moment rather than always waiting for the future. This takes the guys on to talking about meditation and religion, with Bolelli discussing what is described as the MMA approach to religion. Wise, Dans & Bolelli go onto a discussion about ideology, post-modernism, post-structuralism and academia before asking existential questions about the trade-off between money and happiness. Bolelli talks about some highlights in his career including working on ‘I Am Bruce Lee’ alongside Adam Scorgie, and his interest in the overlap between philosophy and conflict, as in Sun Tzu’s ‘The Art Of War’. The guys go back to UFC, with Conor McGregor and Ronda Rousey the main focus. Bolelli talks about his future plans including a series about history via podcast, before the conversation comes to an end. Facebook: Facebook.com/RealTalkHQ Twitter: @RealTalkBTS @RoeiDans @ScottWiseRT Instagram: @RealMediaHQ @RoeiDans @BeardMonster101 00:00 – 02:55: Introducing Daniele Bolelli 02:56 – 07:04: Fear, Life, Loss & Recovery 07:05 – 10:00: What is Happiness? 10:01 – 13:30: Appreciating The Now 13:31 – 15:00: Meditation 15:01 – 16:20: Religion 16:21 – 19:50: The MMA Approach to Religion 19:51 – 24:00: Post-Modernism & Ideology 24:01 – 28:00: Education 28:01 – 32:30: Life - Money vs. Happiness 32:31 – 35:00: Going On Your Journey 35:01 – 37:15: Meeting Adam Scorgie 37:16 – 38:45: I Am Bruce Lee 38:46 – 40:45: Philosophy & Conflict 40:46 – 43:40: Connor McGregor & Ronda Rousey 43:41 – 44:30: What’s Next for Bolelli? 44:31 – 50:00: Dan Carling 50:01 – 51:37: Daniele Bolelli

This podcast features Scott Wise, Roei Dans and their guest Gracious K, filmed on 30th June 2015. Gracious K is a London born-rapper who achieved widespread publicity and success on the back off his club-hit ‘Migraine Skank’. Gracious is still producing music and hoping to revive his career. The guys have a very frank, brutal and honest discussion with Gracious discussing the rise and fall of The Migraine Skank. Gracious talks about being in control of your own music after signing for a label, and whether labels kill your creativity as an artist. The guys discuss grime and whether it’s a fad and what will happen if and when the US drop it. Wise, Dans and Gracious chat about why music is so amazing and staying real in the game. The conversation goes a bit deeper as the discussion moves to the conflict between religion and sexuality, faith and radicalisation. Scientology comes up and they discuss how television shows can grow cult followings. Gracious really opens up about finding his faith during his darkest hours, and keeping up appearances in hip hop despite struggling with money. The conversation ends on a note about depression, happiness and life. 00:00 – 02:40: Introducing Gracious K 02:41 – 06:01: The Rise & Fall Of The Migraine Skank 06:02 – 07:23: Being A Puppet To Your Label 07:24 – 08:46: Boy Better Know 08:47 – 10:48: Grime 10:49 – 12:31: Can Grime Work In The US? 12:32 – 15:13: Record Labels Killing Creativity 15:14 – 16:18: Getting Discovered 16:19 – 18:46: Should You Sign For A Label? 18:47 – 19:45: How ‘Online’ Has Changed The Game 19:46 – 22:08: Being Real 22:09 – 23:20: “Music Is Sick Because…” 23:21 – 26:34: Drake vs. J Cole 26:35 – 29:03: Being White Sells Records 29:04 – 32:15: Gay Marriage 32:16 – 35:40: Homosexuality vs. Religion 35:41 – 37:45: Wisdom & Religion 37:46 – 40:00: Sex & Religion 40:01 – 43:40: Faith & Religion 43:41 – 46:45: Radicalisation & Religion 46:46 – 48:15: Cults & Scientology 48:16 – 49:59: Television Fan Culture 50:00 – 53:00: Progress In Music: Sales vs. Creativity 53:01 – 55:30: US Hip Hop & Grime 55:31 – 57:30: Finding Your Faith 57:31 – 1:00:00: Keeping Up Appearances 1:00:01 – 1:06:37: Happiness, Depression & Life Check out new music by Gracious here: https://soundcloud.com/graciouskisay/... Facebook: Facebook.com/RealTalkHQ Twitter: @RealTalkBTS @RoeiDans @ScottWiseRT Instagram: @RealMediaHQ @RoeiDans @BeardMonster101

This podcast features Scott Wise, Roei Dans and their guest Sue Pryce, filmed on 30th June 2015. Sue Pryce is a drug policy expert and a University of Nottingham Professor in the Politics & International Relations Department. Sue Pryce has written several books regarding drug policy including the widely renowned ‘Fixing Drugs’. The conversation starts off with a brief discussion about television and House of Cards before talking about what it’s like to be a University Professor. Pryce talks about her life so far before the guys move on to discussion immigration and trans-national drug smuggling. Pryce explains the environmental damage that comes with the illegal drug trade as a strong argument for anti-prohibition. Pryce opens up and discusses her own son’s heroin addiction and how the government aims to deal with addiction and how it doesn’t match the reality of addiction. Wise, Dans & Pryce discuss medication and better living through chemistry before the conversation moves to the differences between physiological and psychological addiction. The discussion moves to positives and optimism about drug policy moving forward. 00:00 – 01:45: Introducing Sue Pryce 01:46 – 02:44: House of Cards 02:45 – 05:20: Being a University Professor 05:21 – 07:15: The Pryce Is Right 07:16 – 10:30: Burqas & Migration 10:31 – 12:31: “We Cannot Stop Drugs Coming Into Our Countries” 12:32 – 14:04: “If You Put it in a Dog or Guinea Pig” 14:05 – 15:44: Environmental Damage from Drugs 15:45 – 18:30: Prohibition vs. Legalisation 18:31 – 25:39: My Son’s Heroin Addiction 25:40 – 28:56: How Does The Government Deal With Addiction? 28:57 – 31:53: Better Living Through Chemistry? 31:54 – 35:59: What Do You Think Addiction Is? 36:00 – 38:30: The Psychology & Physiology of Addiction 38:31 – 40:40: Optimism About the Future of Drug Policy 40:41 – 43:50: What’s In Your Drugs & Legal Highs? 43:51 – 45:00: Will We Look Back And Laugh? 45:01 – 49:14: Education Facebook: Facebook.com/RealTalkHQ Twitter: @RealTalkBTS @RoeiDans @ScottWiseRT Instagram: @RealMediaHQ @RoeiDans @BeardMonster101

This podcast features Scott Wise, Roei Dans and their guest Brendon Burns, filmed on 9th July 2015. Brendon Burns is an Australian born comedian who lives in the UK – known for his controversial style of no-limits comedy, he has won several awards including at the Montreal Comedy Festival, and constantly tours worldwide, as well as hosting his own podcast, which you can find at: (www.thebrendonburnsshow.com) & on Twitter @BrendonBurns. The guys discussed a wide range of topics, with them starting off trading stories about school, being the class clown and getting expelled. The conversation moves on to drugs where the guys discuss legalisation of marijuana, getting sober, crystal meth, heroin, weed & cocaine. The guys then go on to discussing racism and being offensive in comedy - and talk about where lines should be drawn when it comes to race, gender, culture, religion and rape – with a discussion about Bill Cosby to boot. Wise, Dans & Burns move on to white privilege, climate change, and Gengis Khan – before the age old question ‘Can You Punch A Sheep’ is asked. Burns talks about racism in Australia and the guys tell their respective stories about travelling in Asia – specifically Shanghai, Singapore & India. The conversation ends on a brief discussion about rough sex and rape in marriage. 00:00-02:04: Introducing Brendon Burns 02:05-10:00: Getting Expelled From School 10:01-12:23: Writing Comedy 12:24-13:00: Predicting The Future & Caitlyn Jenner 13:01-13:59: Enough Monkeys With Enough Typewriters 14:00-15:50: Podcasting High 15:51-17:25: Don’t F*ck up Legalisation For The Rest Of Us 17:26-20:19: Getting Sober 20:20-22:40: Crystal Meth 22:41-23:10: Heroin 23:11-23:46: Weed 23:47-26:09: Cocaine 26:10-29:09: Drake, Neil Diamond & The Ting Tings 29:10-31:08: The Most Exclusive Party In The World 31:09-33:49: Jews 33:50-34:30: Being Offensive In Comedy 34:31-35:59: Dapper Laughs 36:00-37:55: Cultures & Comedy 37:56-41:00: Comedy & Racism 41:00-43:00: Cultural Differences 43:01-44:23: Religious Extremism 44:24-46:07: Over-Compensating 46:08-47:37: Bill Cosby 47:38-49:50: “What About Them Kids You F*cked?” 49:51-51:01: Stereotypes 51:02-53:09: “The Latvians Can Go Fuck Themselves” 53:10-54:20: White Privilege 54:21-56:07: Climate Change 56:08-57:35: Genghis Khan 57:36-59:12: “Can You Punch A Sheep?” 59:13-1:07:00: Racism In Australia 1:07:01-1:08:50: Is Sydney Tiny? 1:08:51-1:11:40: Shanghai 1:11:41-1:13:50: Eating in South East Asia 1:13:51-1:15:40: Comedy in Singapore 1:15:41-1:18:19: India 1:18:20 – 1:21:04: What The F*ck Did You Do You Dirty C*nt 1:21:05-1:24:56: Rough Sex

This podcast features Scott Wise, Roei Dans and their guests AOSOON, filmed on 23rd June 2015. AOSOON are a London based live electric/gangster-folk band which have recently incorporated greater electronic elements in their unique musical style. They had a huge summer hit ‘Under’, and are now in the process of filming a music video for the hit and working on their upcoming LP. The guys discuss music and the idea of selling your music to record labels and the politics involved. The conversation gets a bit deeper, where dreams, ambitions and experctations are discussed, as well as friends life, and haters. Manny talks about a book he’s writing about homelessness, and the conversation moves on to drugs and getting drunk. Wise, Dans & AOSOON then discuss racism in Australia, the US & UK, before moving onto technology, god and government. The conversation closes with a discussion about working for yourself and going on your own journey – before Marisa gives 2 amazing live performances of ‘Ghost’ and ‘When Will We Learn’. 00:00 – 03:57: Introducing AOSOON 03:58 – 06:22: “I’ve Never Heard Of An LP” 06:23 – 09:04: Under & Music On The Internet 09:05 – 10:29: Record Labels 10:30 – 11:45: Controversy On The Internet 11:46 – 15:15: 3D Printing 15:16 – 18:10: Homelessness In London 18:11 – 20:20: Dreams, Ambitions & Expectations 20:21 – 22:45: Changing The RealTalk Dynamic 22:46 – 26:45: Friends & Life 26:46 – 29:33: Social Media & Haters 29:34 – 33:00: “I’m Writing A Book” 33:01 – 37:00: Just Say No 37:01 – 41:00: Getting High vs. Getting Drunk 41:01 – 43:00: Australia 43:01 – 46:00: Racism In The UK Vs. The US 46:01 – 49:00: Technology 49:01 – 51:00: “I Am God” 51:01 – 52:00: “We Need Better Accountability” 52:01 – 55:00: Affirmative Action & Slavery 55:01 – 57:30: “Never Again” 57:31 – 1:00:00: “Nietzsche Hears A Hoo” 1:00:00 – 1:04:00: Fuck Your Boss 1:04:01 – 1:07:45: Live Performance of Ghost 1:07:46 – 1:11:02: Live Performance of When Will We Learn Follow us on: Facebook: Facebook.com/RealTalkHQ Twitter: @RealTalkBTS @RoeiDans @ScottWiseRT Instagram: @RealTalkBTS @RoeiDans @BeardMonster101

This podcast features Scott Wise, Roei Dans and their guest Tej Obano, filmed on 23rd June 2015. Tej O is an upcoming actor from London whose about to move to LA to pursue his dream career. The guys discuss the troubles of having body hair and dating. The conversation moves to politics in the entertainment world and working life. The guys discuss happiness, drugs and TV before moving on to the influence of the media, control, religion and the news. Wise, Dans & Obano discuss racism, and ask the question of who controls the media. They move onto International Relations, Israel & Pakistan, before moving the conversation back to music events. 00:00 – 1:59: Cloud X 02:00 – 08:00: Body Hair 08:01 – 10:29: Dating Apps 10:30 – 14:40: Cloud X 14:41 – 17:29: Politics in Entertainment 17:30 – 19:30: Work 19:31 – 25:30: Happiness 25:31 – 28:00: Drugs & TV 28:01 – 35:00: Influence of the Media 35:01 – 38:00: Control, Religion & The News 38:01 – 45:30: Racism 45:31 – 47:00: Who Controls The Media? 47:01 – 50:00: International Relations – Israel & Pakistan 50:01 – 53:14: Cloud X Follow us on: Facebook: Facebook.com/RealTalkHQ Twitter: @RealTalkBTS @RoeiDans @ScottWiseRT Instagram: @RealTalkBTS @RoeiDans @BeardMonster101 http://www.thebasementlondon.com/

This podcast features Scott Wise, Roei Dans and their guest Plastician, filmed on 30th June 2015. Plastician is a London-born legendary DJ who has been at the for front of electronic music for over a decade, transcending genres and scenes from Dubstep & Garage to Grime & Disco having worked with some of the biggest names in the music industry, recently dropping a new tune with Skepta. The guys discuss Drum and Bass, Dubstep and how genres have rises and falls. Plastician tells the story of “Intensive Snare” and other cult classics, and the guys go on to discuss how certain songs and genres become linked with drugs. Plastician tells the story of the most intense sound system moment he had, with DMZ’s classic Mud in a pub. Wise, Dans & Plastician go on to discuss how the government is trying to kill raving, as well as health care and immigration. The conversation goes back to music where the guys discuss what pisses DJs off and how to stay relevant in a world where music disseminates instantaneously online. Plastician tells the guys about his favourite types of shows to play, and how he was one of the first DJs to use Serato. The guys talk about personal experiences of raving and getting fucked up, with Plastician even throwing up on Example’s Mrs’ Feet as Skream gave him tequila. They discuss personal music tastes before bringing the show to a close. 00:00 – 08:20: Drum And Bass 08:21 – 10:25: Plastician – The Story So Far 10:26 – 14:01: Dubstep – The Rise & Fall 14:02 – 15:50: Intensive Snare & Cult Classics 15:51 – 18:30: Drugs & Music 18:31 – 20:40: Sound Systems, Loefah & Kode9 20:41 – 23:25: How The Government Tries To Kill Raves 23:26 – 27:10: How To Stay Relevant 27:11 – 30:00: The Fine Line Between Genius & Madness 30:01 – 32:40: “Alright Love? Any Plans of Dying Soon? 32:41 – 33:49: Health Care 33:50 – 36:15: Immigration & Welfare 36:16 – 38:00: “Everyone Should Be Going To Plastician Sets & Taking Drugs” 38:01 – 39:30: “You’re A Few Cuts Away From My Chemical Romance” 39:31 – 41:30: “There’s Not Much Money In Music Anymore” 41:31 – 43:45: “Can You Play Chart?” 43:46 – 46:45: “I Like The Challenge Of Any Gig” 46:46 – 49:41: “I’m A Serato DJ...I was one of the first” 49:42 – 51:05: “I’ve Done Shows That I Don’t Remember Playing?” 51:06 – 53:50: “I Threw Up On Example’s Mrs.’ Feet” 53:51 – 55:00: How Much Music Do You Have? 55:01 – 56:14: Drake, Young Thug….and Craig David Follow us on: Facebook: Facebook.com/RealTalkHQ Twitter: @RealTalkBTS @RoeiDans @ScottWiseRT Instagram: @RealTalkBTS @RoeiDans @BeardMonster101

This podcast features Scott Wise, Roei Dans and their guest Marlon Davis, filmed on 14th May 2015. Marlon Davis is a London-born comedian who has found great success touring across the UK, often being seen as a highlight of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and opening for Michael McIntyre on a number of occasions. During the podcast the guys discussed healthy living, dreams and nightmares as well as Facebook and Tinder. The conversation moved on to natural disasters, near death experiences and surfing. Davis breaks down what’s been going on in his world as of late before the chat moves on to food in the US vs. the UK. Wise, Dans & Davis go on to discussing which grime artist is the funniest, and how Davis might do on Babestation and other call in sex-hotlines, moving onto the NHS, education and philosophy. The guys get back to talking about dating apps and why podcasting seems to be male dominated. The podcast ends with Marlon talking about his project ‘Black Lives Matter’, before pulling a prank on Wise & Dans. 00:00 – 01:10: Introducing Marlon Davis 01:11 – 05:01: Healthy Llifestyles 05:02 – 09:45: Dreams & Nightmares 09:46 – 14:29: Facebook & Tinder 14:30 – 17:55: Natural Disasters, Documentaries & Surfing 17:56 – 22:01: Near Death Experiences In The Sea 22:02 – 28:39: The World Of Marlon Davis’ 28:40 – 30:29: Man Vs. Food 30:30 – 34:35: Fast Food: USA vs. UK 34:36 – 37:15: “Giggs Is Funny?” 37:16 – 39:00: Babestation 39:01 – 42:33: The NHS & Medication 42:34 – 44:29: Education & Philosophy 44:30 – 46:08: “Marlon’s Trying To Get Me Drunk” 46:09 – 50:32: Pyramid Schemes 50:33 – 52:40: “I’m Going Back To The Library Smelling Of Jack Daniels.” 52:41 – 54:59: Plenty Of Fish 55:00 – 56:14: Why Don’t Women Like Us? 56:15 – 58:39: Podcasting 58:40 – 1:02:00: Black Lives Matter 1:02:00 – 1:04:27: Marlon Pranks RealTalk Follow us on: Facebook: Facebook.com/RealTalkHQ Twitter: @RealTalkBTS @RoeiDans @ScottWiseRT Instagram: @RealTalkBTS @RoeiDans @BeardMonster101

This podcast features Scott Wise, Roei Dans and their guest Samantha Bentley, filmed on 29th May 2015. Samantha Bentley is the most successful female British porn star of all time in terms of number of awards won, and has a hugely successful career. Recently, Bentley has moved away from hardcore porn and is pursuing more mainstream acting with appearances in Game Of Thrones, and also has recently began a DJ residency. The guys discussed beards, dogs and instagram before moving onto the differences between porn fans and other fans. Wise, Dans & Bentley discussed Game of Thrones and how working hard is the only way to success in porn, despite how exhausting it is and how the money in the industry is dwindling. The guys moved onto scientology, religion and god, before bringing it back down to earth with animals, and video games. The conversation moves back to porn where Bentley outlines her successes as well as publicity and porn, the lives of porn stars, sex in porn, and ultimately, when porn goes wrong. Shit This Week featured Wise, Dans & Bentley talking about Qatar, Living In London, A$AP Rocky and Trailer Park Boys, before Bentley discusses what’s next for her career. 00:00 – 06:19: Introducing Sam Bentley & Fang 06:20 – 08:08: Dogs 08:09 – 10:06: Shut Up Bentley 10:07 – 12:18: Beards 12:19 – 13:39: InstaGram 13:40 – 16:44: Porn Fans 16:45 – 24:29: Game Of Thrones 24:30 – 27:09: Working Hard & Success 27:10 – 28:52: “Porn Is Exhausting” 28:53 – 32:15: How Hard Is Porn? 32:16 – 34:04: Is There Still Money In Porn? 34:05 – 36:07: “What’s Left To Achieve?” 36:08 – 40:45: Scientology 40:46 – 42:15: Animals 42:16 – 43:39: Internet & Video Gaming 43:40 – 48:05: The Most Successful Female British Porn Star Of All Time 48:06 – 49:48: Publicity & Porn 49:49 – 55:20: The Lives Of Porn Stars 55:21 – 56:43: Stigma In Porn 56:43 – 57:59: Gay Porn 58:00 – 1:02:00: When Porn Goes Wrong 1:02:01 – 1:05:56: Sex In Porn 1:05:57 – 1:10:19: Shit This Week: Qatar & Living In London 1:10:20 – 1:18:08: Shit This Week: A$AP Rocky & TV Shows 1:18:09 – 1:21:10: What’s Next For Samantha Bentley? Follow us on: Facebook: Facebook.com/RealTalkHQ Twitter: @RealTalkBTS @RoeiDans @ScottWiseRT Instagram: @RealTalkBTS @RoeiDans @BeardMonster101

This podcast features Scott Wise, Roei Dans and their guest Niall Couper, filmed on 18th May 2015. Niall Couper was a journalist for The Independent for several years before joining Amnesty International UK as the Head Of Media Strategy & Public Relations, a role he has held for a number of years. During the podcast the guys discussed Qatar, Brazil and how corporations such as FIFA can undermine humanitarian international projects and progress. Wise, Dans & Couper went on to talk about the trade offs that exist between freedom and security and how we can see it clearly today in challenges to domestic human rights acts, regionally with the ECHR and globally. The conversation moved on to the reality of the challenges in a globalized inter-connected world and how developments such as social media and the internet have impacted forms of activism. The war on drugs and its impacts on human rights are discussed, before the conversation moved on to making tough decisions about who to help, in a reality of finite and limited resources. 00:00 – 02:19: Introducing Niall Couper & Amnesty International 02:20 – 03:11: Doing The UN’s Job 03:12 – 05:24: Qatar & FIFA 05:25 – 06:26: Brazil & Papering Over Cracks 06:27 – 08:29: What Has The Internet Done? 08:30 – 12:29: World Cup 2022 & Slave Labour 12:30 – 13:59: Human Rights & Freedom of Expression 14:00 – 17:04: Taking Responsibility & Turning A Blind Eye 17:05 – 20:55: How Do We Make A Change? 20:56 – 25:23: The Reality Of The Challenge 25:24 – 27:52: Security Vs. Freedom 27:53 – 29:43: European Convention On Human Rights 29:44 – 34:41: Where’s The Power? 34:42 – 41:27: Armchair Activism & Playing Your Part 41:28 – 50:20: The War On Drugs & Prohibition 50:21 – 57:56: Tough Decisions On Resource Allocation 57:57 – 1:00:46: Charity & Fundraising 1:00:47 – 1:01:28: Niall Couper Facebook: Facebook.com/RealTalkHQ Twitter: @RealTalkBTS @RoeiDans @ScottWiseRT Instagram: @RealTalkBTS @RoeiDans @BeardMonster101

This podcast features Scott Wise, Roei Dans and their guests Big Narstie and Modestep, filmed on 29th April 2015, at Modestep’s studios in London. Modestep are one of the leading names in electronic music, having played some of the biggest festivals and venues in the world, and this was filmed the week before the release of their newest album London Road, which features Big Narstie. Big Narstie is one of the fasting rising grime stars and internet sensations in London right now. Wise, Dans, Modestep & Narstie spoke about filming music videos, performing live shows around the world and the highs and lows of touring. The guys also discussed sea life, animal rights, and punching octopuses. Conversation flowed to how the guys like to chill out at home and some of their favourite TV shows including Game Of Thrones, Breaking Bad, Trailer Park Boys & EastEnders. As everyone got higher and higher, conversation moved toward drugs, the government, peace, solving world hunger, equality, how humans work, as well as the need to understand what it’s like to live with nothing. 00:00 – 00:40: Introducing MODESTEP & Big Narstie 00:41 – 02:30: Filming Music Videos 02:31 – 03:00: Extreme Sports in the Ghetto 03:01 – 07:16: “I’m Gonna Punch An Octopus In The Face” 07:17 – 08:40: BlackFish 08:41 – 10:58: Live Shows & Summer Festivals 10:59 – 13:49: Japan & Masturbation Game Shows 13:50 – 15:19: Travelling in Asia 15:20 – 18:57: Narstie’s Routine 18:58 – 19:49: Taking Narstie’s Innocence 19:50 – 30:20: Eastenders, Breaking Bad, Game Of Thrones & Trailer Park Boys 30:21 – 33:39: “What You Smoking?” 33:40 – 36:30: Should All Drugs Be Legal? 36:31 – 39:00: Drugs & Control 39:01 – 41:00: Money For Drug Policy 41:01 – 43:40: Progress & Humanity 43:41 – 45:35: How Do Humans Work? 45:36 – 47:15: Equality, Philanthropy & Charity 47:16 – 51:04: Privilege & Understanding The Other Side Facebook: facebook.com/realtalkhq Twitter: @realtalkbts & @RoeiDans @ScottWiseRT Instagram: @realtalkbts @RoeiDans @BeardMonster101 -------------------------------- Modestep Facebook: facebook.com/modestep Twitter: @modestep Instagram: @tonymodestep & @joshmodestep -------------------------------- Big Narstie Facebook: facebook.com/bignarstie Twitter: @bignarstie Instagram: @bignarstie http://bignarstie.com/ - Get your BASE pen here now!

This podcast features Scott Wise, Roei Dans and their guest Dr. Ben Sessa, filmed on 16th March 2015. Dr. Ben Sessa is a medical doctor with specialist training in mental health who has worked in the fields of drug addiction and drug-assisted psychotherapy. Sessa is the man responsible for the first ever clinical trials in the UK which used MDMA and LSD to treat former armed forces for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). During the podcast the guys discussed differences between attitudes towards drugs when used recreationally and medically; the importance of drug research for dealing with complex psychological conditions and triggering experiences such as rape and abuse, particularly with the use of MDMA. Wise, Dans & Sessa also discuss what the future of drug policy is in terms of legalisation and medically respectively, and whether it is all really about money. The guys also discuss some of their own personal experiences with drugs, and we find out whether Ecstasy is actually bad for you! 00:27 – 02:59: Introducing Dr. Sessa 03:00 – 03:32: Party Drugs, MDMA & Ketamine 03:33 – 06:41: Is Marijuana Addictive? 06:42 – 07:49: Drugs & Research 07:50 – 12:02: Legal Highs, Salvia & Research Chemicals 12:03 – 15:03: Clinical Drug Trials & Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) 15:04 – 16:41: Armed Combat, Suicide, PTSD & Treatment 16:42 – 21:20: MDMA Research – The Work of Dr. Sessa 21:21 – 23:02: Is Ecstasy Bad For You? 23:03 – 24:24: Prescription Drugs 24:25 – 29:25: Science vs. The Government & The War On Drugs 29:26 – 34:26: Drug Prohibition, Decriminalisation and Legalisation 34:27 – 36:39: Breaking Conventions 36:40 – 41:20: What Is A Psychedelic? What Are Drug Classes? 41:21 – 44:24: Drugs, Medical Breakthroughs & The Future 44:25 – 50:29: Can Drugs & Psychedelics Save The World? 50:30 – 53:07: Is It All About Money? 53:08 – 55:37: The Government vs. The People 55:38 – 58:49: Personal Drug Experiences 58:50 – 1:02:08: Drugs & Sports #CUTTHESHIT ____________________ Facebook: Facebook.com/RealTalkHQ Twitter: @RealTalkBTS @RoeiDans @ScottWiseRT Instagram: @RealTalkBTS @Roei Dans @Beardmonster101

This podcast features Scott Wise, Roei Dans and their guest Ronnie Ghent, filmed on April 2nd 2015. Ronnie Ghent is a former NFL and US College Football Hall of Famer who played for Lakeland University in Florida at college level, reaching legendary status at his college, before moving onto play with in the NFL from 2004-2009 with the Philadelphia Eagles; Cincinnati Bengals and the New Orleans Saints. The guys discussed the differences between sports and media in the UK and US and how sports are treated differently during higher education. They also spoke about keeping up appearances whilst playing in the NFL and coping with life, relationships and changes in earning and the money you can spend after it. Wise, Dans & Ghent talk about getting girls and college life and how social media has changed the game, and oral Sex and the need for good female hygiene. The guys also spoke about getting tattooed whilst drunk and living with the consequences! Ronnie Ghent's views are entirely his own and do not reflect those of AFD ltd, or any of their projects or products, in any way. #CUTTHESHIT 00:30 – 03:00: Introducing Ronnie Ghent 03:01 – 05:12: The Life of Ronnie Ghent 05:13 – 08:07: College Life & Getting Girls 08:08 – 09:17: Sport in the US vs. the UK 09:18 – 12:09: Family Life & Television 12:10 – 17:39: Money in Sport & Not Blowing Your Cash 17:40 – 20:05: The World of Work & Keeping up Appearances 20:06 – 24:55: Drunk Tattoos 24:56 – 26:37: Ronnie Ghent After the NFL 26:38 – 31:59: NFL in the UK 32:00 – 40:10: Living The Life You Want, Haters, & Sam Sadler 40:11 – 41:39: Keeping Fit 41:40 – 46:45: Boy Better Beard 46:46 – 50:47: Oral Sex 50:48 – 53:10: RealTalk & Talking Straight 53:11 – 55:02: Relationships & Age 55:03 – 57:00: Talents, Rapping & Dancing 57:01 – 00:00: Coaching Sports ____________________ Facebook: Facebook.com/RealTalkHQ Twitter: @RealTalkBTS @RoeiDans @ScottWiseRT Instagram: @RealTalkBTS @RoeiDans @BeardMonster101

Danny Seth discusses the making of Perception Follow for more. Facebook: Facebook.com/RealTalkHQ Twitter: @RealTalkBTS @RoeiDans @ScottWiseRT Instagram: @RealMediaHQ @RoeiDans @BeardMonster101 https://soundcloud.com/realktalk https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/r... This podcast features Scott Wise, Roei Dans and their guest Danny Seth, filmed on 22nd April 2015, at Danny Seth’s home in London. Danny Seth is one of the most exciting up and coming rappers in the world right now, with his highly anticipated debut album ‘Perception’ just being completed at the time of this interview. Watch Scott Wise and Roei Dans have a very rare sit down with the sometimes elusive rapper, and the man the hip hop world has its eyes on. The guys discuss a range of subjects including Perception and getting Danny’s artistic vision right. The guys also talk about how technology and social media has changed the music industry and artist’s relationships with fans, as well as ignoring the haters that come with new levels of interaction on Youtube, Twitter & other social media platforms. Danny talks about performing live, the differences between the US and the UK, his influences, advice given to him, and who has been there with him for the journey. 00:00 – 03:38: Introducing Danny Seth 03:30 – 04:20: Globalizing Hip Hop 04:21 – 05:25: “The Skipping Generation” 05:26 – 06:54: Hip Hop Visuals 06:55 – 08:25: The Internet & Hip Hop 08:26 – 10:56: How to Last In The Game & Getting It Right 10:57 – 12:47: “Don’t Listen To Anyone You Don’t Respect” 12:48 – 14:15: Danny’s YOLO moment 14:16 – 16:38: Hate = The Biggest Motivator 16:39 – 20:03: “The Best Piece Of Advice I Ever Got” 20:04 – 24:40: Perception – Behind The Scenes 24:41 – 26:50: The British Are Coming 26:51 – 29:00: “Bright Lights In My City” 29:01 – 31:09: Social Media Is The Business 31:10 – 33:44: LDN 33:45 – 36:12: Performing Live 36:13 – 38:15: What’s Next For Danny Seth? 38:16 – 40:29: “It Takes 5 Years To Blow Up Over Night” 40:30 – 41:50: How has Twitter changed The Game? 41:51 – 44:00: Perception – Do It Yourself 44:01 – 44:59: Santa Seth 45:00 – 48:35: The Future Facebook: Facebook.com/RealTalkHQ Twitter: @RealTalkBTS @RoeiDans @ScottWiseRT Instagram: @RealMediaHQ @RoeiDans @BeardMonster101

The first ever RealTalk podcast recorded on March 27th 2015 - introducing your hosts Scott Wise & Roei Dans. Watch Scott Wise and Roei Dans discussing what RealTalk means to them, and see where this journey begins, as well as the guys attempting the Red Dog Salloon Naga Viper Chicken Wings challenge. The guys discuss raving in Amsterdam and how the scene has changed since they grew up; the meaning of life and drugs, MDMA, Ketamine, Weed and other drug policies. Netflix and their favourite TV shows including 24, Dexter and Game of Thrones, as well as Top Gear, the fall of Jeremy Clarkson, God & Politics. 00:45 – 02:35: Beards 02:36 – 03:35: Amsterdam 03:36 – 06:30: Raving & drugs in the UK & Australia 06:31 – 07:54: What is life? 07:55 – 10:22: MDMA, Ketamine, Weed & Drug Policy 10:23 – 10:50: Alcohol of the Week 10:51 – 19:15: Netflix, 24, Dexter, Game of Thrones & Spartacus 19:16 – 20:13: Jobs & Work 20:14 – 26:45: Top Gear & Jeremy Clarkson & The Media 26:46 – 29:54: Why are we so disconnected from politics? 29:55 – 31:55: God 31:56 – 37:17: RealTalk & Tyger Drew Honey 37:18 – 43:00: Barack Obama, Voting & Russell Brand 43:01 – 43:40: Bringing Politics back to the People 43:41 – 54:21: Red Dog Saloon Ghost Pepper Challenge ____________________ Facebook: Facebook.com/RealTalkHQ Twitter: @RealTalkBTS @RoeiDans @ScottWiseRT Instagram: @RealMediaHQ @RoeiDans @BeardMonster101

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