Podcasts about tea lounge

The Tea Lounge is pleased to offer a special Tea Masterclass, focusing on a variety of fine Sri Lankan Teas. Community Reporter, Annette Dennis tells us more.

Amazon had an event last week, what did they announce? Michael Babcock lets us know. How can you advocate for yourself at the doctor's office? Grant Hardy explains on his Headlines segment. Season 4 of Level Playing Field debuts on AMI-tv October 3rd. Host Greg Westlake joins us to tee-up this season. The Tea Lounge is pleased to offer a special Tea Masterclass, focusing on a variety of fine Sri Lankan Teas. Community Reporter, Annette Dennis tells us more. On our Independent Living Skills segment, Leanne Baarda gets into kitchen cleaning techniques to keep your home spotless. Today is Yom Kippur. The Day of Atonement is considered the most solemn day of the Jewish liturgical calendar. We learn more about it with Danielle McLaughlin.

On this episode of LFHM, Courtney and Jonah discuss their experience participating in the Wanderlust Coffee Tour!  The tour was created by Xanadu Coffee Co. and featured ten of Phoenix's finest coffee shops. If you collected a stamp from each shop before the event ended you would receive a very cool T-shirt. Which shop was the most surprising? What was the best drink? Tune in to find out!  Coffee shops featured - Xanadu Coffee Co. https://www.xanaducoffee.com/home Bone Aftermarket https://www.bonesfc.com/aftermarket Dark Hall Coffee https://www.darkhallcoffee.com/ Window Coffee Bar https://www.windowcoffeebar.com/  Spce Coffee https://www.spce.coffee/ Cha Cha's Tea Lounge https://www.chachastea.com/ Luana's Coffee And Beer https://www.luanascoffee.com/ Hakiri Coffee https://www.instagram.com/hakiricoffee/?hl=en PIP Coffee and Clay https://www.pipcoffeeclay.com/ Valley Coffee Company https://www.valley-coffee.com/ https://linktr.ee/lovefoodhatemoney Send us your industry stories here: Hello@lovefoodhatemoney.com or on IG @lovefoodhatemoney. Original music and editing by Jon Watkins of Feathered Fiction Studios.

Waren das nicht gerade die Stimmen von Udo Lindenberg, Mario Barth und Dieter Bohlen? Und huschte da nicht soeben Désirée Nick vorbei? Alle im Einkaufsbahnhof Mannheim? Alle auf einmal? Das kann's doch nur im „falschen Film“ geben … Vielleicht, aber wir sind ja hier im Podcast und da treffen Ingo und Alex diesmal auf Deutschlands erfolgreichsten und bekanntesten Parodisten, Jörg Knör, der als Bahn-Vielfahrer gerade in Mannheim Halt macht und für seine Show „Comeback des Lebens“ 2 mal 2 Freitickets verlost.Wie schnell schwimmt eigentlich Alaska-Seelachs in der Friteuse??? In der Nordsee-Fliliale wird diese philosophische Frage scheinbar geklärt, aber in Wirklichkeit verstehen Ingo und Alex nur Bahnhof. Und da kommt das Team des Bahnhofsservices gerade richtig (das sind die mit der Trillerpfeife auf dem Bahnsteig). Obwohl die beiden erstmal ordentlich zusammengepfiffen werden, wollen sie unbedingt das Geheimnis lüften, woher der Spruch „Ich verstehe nur Bahnhof“ kommt. Hat das auch etwas mit dem neuen Bahnhofsvorplatz zu tun, der gerade in sommerlicher Hitze neu entsteht? Jedenfalls behalten Ingo und Alex einen kühlen Kopf. Sie tauchen in der Tea-Lounge ab und genießen einen eisgekühlten und grasgrünen Matcha-Tee. Und Alex? Er wird fast seiner Kaffeeliebe untreu ...https://www.bahnhof.de/bahnhof-de/bahnhof/Mannheim-Hbf-1028022https://www.einkaufsbahnhof.de/mannheim-hauptbahnhof/store/nordsee-s6697/https://www.knoer.dehttps://www.bahnhofsvorplatz-ma.dehttps://www.einkaufsbahnhof.de/mannheim-hauptbahnhof/store/tea-lounge-s6708/

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Paperboy Love Prince is the youngest candidate running for New York City mayor in 2021. Last summer they made a valiant run for congress in NYC's 7th District. Paperboy also happen to be a gender non-conforming Q+ hip hop artist with a vast catalogue currently streaming everywhere. They stopped by the lounge to chop it up with the Herbal Tea gang about music, politics, and more.

"The Reiki Practitioner" was originally written for quintet and was featured on Jonathan's debut album, "First Vision", which was released at Smalls Jazz Club in New York City for the Blue Truffle Music record label. What started as a small-group original work was soon adapted for jazz orchestra and would be debuted at the 2009 Carmine Caruso Jazz Trumpet Competition presented by the International Trumpet Guild and premiered by the U.S. Army Blues. It has since been performed by multi-award winning ensembles such as the Eco-Music Big Band, the Liberte Big Band, the Erica Seguine/Shannon Baker Jazz Orchestra, and most recently, the University of Colorado, Boulder Concert Jazz Ensemble. Venues it has been performed at include The Tea Lounge, Trumpets Jazz Club and The Iridium in New York, as well as Grusin Hall at CU Boulder. The piece was recently recognized by the International Society of Jazz Arrangers and Composers, which awarded Jonathan a commission to complete a new composition by winter of 2020. Recorded in April 2019 at Mighty Fine Studios, Denver CO Engineered by Colin Bricker Saxophones Lexi Nomikos Rhiannon Dewey Wyatt Wear Michael Gutierrez Jake Conway Trumpets Jonathan Saraga Joey Blunk Erik Ondrejko Aaron MacGilvray Sonya Walker Trombones Brian Woodbury Matteo Bassani Allison Orthel Bryan Powell Rhythm Section Adam Hernandez, guitar Annie Booth, piano Leo Arguello, bass Michael D'Angelo, drums Rocco Williams, vibes

Michelle sits with Ashley, owner of Cha Cha’s Tea Lounge, to talk all about crafted tea, her amazing Lounge, and her contributions to the community! You better go get your tea fix - you will not be disappointed!

How do you become a Biz woman who ROCKS? Listen to our Interview with Lynn Pham of Bamboozle Cafe and Tea Lounge! Lynn Pham swore she would never be an entrepreneur. She grew up watching her Vietnamese parents work hard 7 days a week to ensure their grocery store succeeded. But after years building a successful career as a systems engineer, she decided to open Bamboozle Cafe after having a dream about it! In this amazing, LIVE interview, Lynn shares how her dedication to high quality fresh food is the backbone of her operation, what it was like to build out a restaurant with zero prior experience and why she decided to open a second location, the Bamboozle Tea Lounge! http://BizWomenRock.com/140

Lian and Julie connect on the Tuesday Show: Lian heads to Las Vegas for the NMX conference and The Podcast Awards. Lian's recap and lessons learned from the podcast community.  Plus, high brow art and luxury hotel life in Sin City. Lian stays at the lovely Mandarin Oriental, enjoys the Tea Lounge and takes the James Turrell installation at the Louis Vuitton Store. For more information on how to make arrangments to see the James Turrell installation, read this LA Times article.  Plus, Satellite Sisters Downton Abbey Talk

We had a last minute stand up show booked at Tea Lounge recently. Nobody came for the show. So we had a room of 50 people, none of which were listening to us. So I called Bryson up to the stage for my set, and we recorded a podcast. I bring up a story of how I almost became a psychopath, weed, and feeling like you have strange desires that you have to hide. David Shine also makes a guest appearance as the host of the show who introduces me.

Ana's birthday has come and gone - a more festive time out than she'd thought it would be (still I was hoping for more but as these things go I am always more optimistic than is reasonable). The night began with a re-visit to the Tea Lounge in Park Slope, a gathering and launch off point for the various parties who I had hoped would congregate there before setting off to trip the light retrotastic at the Culture Club. Such was not to be the case - as ominously a Fleetwood Mac CD (Greatest Hits, I do believe) had gotten stuck in an infinite loop and everyone was subjected to two hours of breathless early 80's pap. Due to time constraints Fleetwood Mac will not be represented in this podcast. When complaints were lodged with the staff the music quickly got shuffled around to the likes of Modest Mouse - here freely intrepreted in a nice piece by World Famous Audio Hacker. The highlight of the first phase of the night was the presentation of the video compilation done by our friends back in Portland. A lot of good memories and sad nostalgia got built up and released by this singularly awesome reminiscence. This kernal of solid awesome is represented here by our friends doing a birthday ballad to Ana, a fine little track that is a bit more coherent than anything I've ever done. The fun continued with a surprise visit from super-student Tomohiro. Luckily enough he is a conspicous character, and was quickly besieged by the family of English teachers and their various lessons of puppy and "hanging in there". Tomo is here represented by Hifana a not to be missed breakbeat group that I have featured before. It was due to Tomo that I myself was introduced to their fiery tempo of heavy breaks. Be sure to check out their incredible video over here. When we finally did set out it, wasn't to any high-falutin' Manhattan culture hole, but a half-block down to the Union Hall! A Brooklyn Birthday entirely contained in the space of a football field. Upon entry to the Home of the Park Slope Famous Bocci Ball Courts, we got a the first taste of the retro back pedalling that is a bar playing the Clash's Rock the Casbah. Here to keep the feeling alive I've replaced the original with the mildly modified Rythm Scholars version. The downstairs dance floor was awash with the solid dance tracks of the obscure, which unfortunately I could not find representatives for, such as a track from the Mo'Wax label I couldn't place but know I've heard before, a track from Hot Butter, and many more. Great Fun was had by all and is here represented Blondie's "Heart of Glass", The Beastie Boys "So Whatcha Want", a clip from Grant Stetski, and Belle and Sebastian's "We are the Sleepyheads". Incredibley of those four songs - three were played on the dance floor but the one that was not is actually the most dance dance song of them all. To clarify, yes I shook it like I made it to the intermitentment beats of Belle and Sebastian. Rounding this all out is a bit of primal scream therapy from Aa the tribal electro punk outfit from (drum roll) Brooklyn. Nothing like a soul shattering mournful yelp to express the rightful existential quagmire that are birthdays. Thanks for having another year on Earth with me Babe - we'll try our best to keep this all together. Thanks also to all the well wishers, visitors, guests, dancers, and contributers who helped make it a good night out. 1. World Famous Audio Hacker - Dashboard 2.0 Retouch22. Snikative - Gettin High on Yer Birthday Day3. Hifana - Wamono PV4. Rhythm Scholar - Rock The Casbah (Boogie Bombs Remix)5. Blondie - Heart Of Glass6. Beastie Boys - So What'cha Want7. Grant Stetski - Bonzai Breaks 20068. Belle and Sebastain - We are the Sleepyheads9. Aa - Thirteen