Podcasts about tampa mayor bob buckhorn

It's one thing to know how the sausage gets made. It's another thing to buy the pigs that become the sausage. But that's what former Zest guest Andrew Tambuzzo recently did.Andrew is the founder and owner of The Boozy Pig Butchery & Kitchen in Tampa, which has locations in South Tampa and Davis Islands. In addition to selling pork products to the public, Boozy supplies meat to dozens of restaurants, hotels and other wholesale clients. To ensure the quality of his supply, Andrew recently purchased around 50 pigs of his own. They live on a farm in Pasco County.Buying livestock for your restaurant may sound extreme, but Andrew comes from a foodie family. His late grandfather Giuseppe Tambuzzo owned Tip Top Grocery Store in Ybor City, and his cousin John Barbie's Tip Top Canning Co. was featured on The Zest earlier this year.Dalia met up with Andrew at the Boozy Pig's South Tampa location as lunch hour was winding down. (They sat at a table that, moments earlier, had been occupied by former Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn. In this conversation, Andrew explains why buying the pigs was important to him, how pork products are made—buckle up for that!—and ways to make flavorful meals from less expensive cuts of meat.Related episodes:Tambuzzo Sausage Company & The Boozy PigHow 4 Rivers Smokehouse Became King of the BarbecueSummertime Grilling Tips for Your Best Barbecue Season Yet

Former Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn was elected to lead the City of Tampa out of the Great Recession. His vision has helped transform the city into a place where people want to live, work, play and invest. Buckhorn joins SalterMitchell PR CEO and Founder April Salter to discuss the roots of his political DNA, his storied career in Tampa, and why he believes mayors can make the biggest impact on a city.

EXCLUSIVE: What does the future hold for former Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn? Special edition and exclusive interview with former Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn as he reveals his vision for the future of Tampa Bay! Watch the Sarina Fazan Network online at https://sarinafazannetwork.tv and on Roku (by visiting the Channel Store or by using code CTZHQCG). Live shows are subject to change. Have a story to tell? We want to hear from you! Email: sfnteam@sarinafazan.tv for the opportunity to be a guest on the Sarina Fazan Network. “On The Record With Sarina Fazan” is proudly sponsored by: • labelswap | Upscale Thrift | Tampa #labelswap • Precision Overhead Garage Door St. Petersburg, FL | Repair, Openers & New Garage Doors (stpetegaragedoors.com) • Home | Michael Murphy Gallery (mmgart.com)

Rick Elmhorst and Roy DeJesus talk with Spectrum Sports 360's Chris Torello, former Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn and Montreal Gazette columnist Scott Stinson about the future of the Tampa Bay Rays.

Ryan talks to former Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn about the 2020 election, the Tampa Bay Lightning Stanley Cup victory, and the pandemic.

Ryan talks to former Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn about his life out of office, his decision to endorse former NYC Mayor Mike Bloomberg for president, and the Democratic primary race.

On this episode of He Said, She Said, Peter and Michelle return after a brief hiatus following the unexpected passing of Michelle's father. They welcome their friend and former Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn for a wide-ranging episode on topics both local and national. They talk Tampa politics and how they've grown up over the years, Buckhorn's future plans and even a bit about Rays baseball. Buckhorn shares his thoughts on the direction of the Democratic Party nationally and what lessons the party can learn from the 2018 Florida gubernatorial race.

Welcome to He Said, She Said, a podcast about Florida Politics. On this very first episode, hosts Peter and Michelle talk the "why" behind starting the podcast, and their vision going forward. They talk broadly about politics and breaking party lines, parenting choices, and much more. He Said, She Said welcomes Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn as their first guest. In the twilight of his tenure, Buckhorn talks legacy, love of the job, and his thoughts on the upcoming election to choose his successor. While he won't choose sides yet, he touts one candidate's leadership and promises to weigh in on the election soon. Peter and Michelle make predictions about the Tampa mayor's race and give their hot takes on the weighty political and pop culture issues of the week.

After Irma, Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn talks with Len & Todd about what damage the city sustained from Irma.

This week's Travel Today with Peter Greenberg comes from the Epicurean Hotel in Tampa Bay, Florida. Tampa, Florida’s third largest city, is a great mix of historic architecture and modern cultural landmarks, Everywhere you look there’s Cuban and Spanish culture-infused flavor and accessible waterways. Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn stops by to talk about how getting turned down from Navy pilot school brought him to Tampa—and how and why he’s never left. Curator of History at Tampa Bay History Center Rodney Kite will provide a short course on Florida’s history. Eric Hovland, Curator at The Florida Aquarium talks about his love of sharks; Editor at Tampa Bay Times Ernest Hooper reveals some of his Tampa secrets, including going to The Bunker for amazing coffee and a Cuban tostada. And, speaking of food, Andrea Gonzmart, fifth generation Owner of Columbia Restaurant in Ybor city, shares her secret culinary stops. There’s all this and more as Travel Today with Peter Greenberg comes from the Epicurean Hotel in Tampa Bay, Florida.

This week's Travel Today with Peter Greenberg comes from the Epicurean Hotel in Tampa Bay, Florida. Tampa, Florida’s third largest city, is a great mix of historic architecture and modern cultural landmarks, Everywhere you look there’s Cuban and Spanish culture-infused flavor and accessible waterways. Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn stops by to talk about how getting turned down from Navy pilot school brought him to Tampa—and how and why he’s never left. Curator of History at Tampa Bay History Center Rodney Kite will provide a short course on Florida’s history. Eric Hovland, Curator at The Florida Aquarium talks about his love of sharks; Editor at Tampa Bay Times Ernest Hooper reveals some of his Tampa secrets, including going to The Bunker for amazing coffee and a Cuban tostada. And, speaking of food, Andrea Gonzmart, fifth generation Owner of Columbia Restaurant in Ybor city, shares her secret culinary stops. There’s all this and more as Travel Today with Peter Greenberg comes from the Epicurean Hotel in Tampa Bay, Florida.

In the second episode, RealClearPolitics’ polling expert David Byler talked numbers with Kyle Kondik of Larry Sabato’s “Crystal Ball”; congressional correspondent James Arkin interviewed Kevin McGlaughlin, deputy executive director of the National Republican Senatorial Committee; Bureau Chief Carl Cannon interviewed Republican campaign adviser Roger Stone; and correspondent Alexis Simendinger talked with Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn.