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Terrie started her career at Macy's in New York City. She then got a position as the buyer for a cafe'  and tea shop in Sacramento CA.  She ended up becoming their head baker. That led her to open her first bakery, which expanded 5 years in. Years later, a single mom with three beautiful children, decided to try Real Estate sales. After winning rookie of the year she helped open two award-winning real estate offices in California's Central Valley. BUT, she missed baking! So she opened another bakery, then Tea Room, then a Gift shop, and a Home Goods shop.

At the Tearoom downbeat Emma tells Natasha she heard some of the Roserran crowd made disparaging remarks about yesterday's cricket tea, knowing it came from Bridge Farm, home of the sewage leak. But Emma's bad mood is more to do with it being the anniversary of George crashing Alice's car. Natasha is very sympathetic, but later tells Emma they need to up their game with the cricket teas.Phoning from the police station Usha gives Joy details of Rochelle's arrest, explaining that potentially the charges could be very serious. Despite the mention of terrorism Mick tries playing down Joy's fears, suggesting they go for breakfast at the Tearoom. Without her mobile Joy insists on staying home in case Usha rings back. At the Tearoom Mick compares Emma's situation with George to Joy's with Rochelle, both standing by their errant child. He understands it now, where he didn't before.At the police station Usha cautions Rochelle against a “no comment” approach. Rochelle is fully committed to the cause, having been told the charges probably won't stick. She accuses Usha of bleeding heart vegetarianism, quoting Saskia, who's dismissive of people who don't take action. Usha spells out the risk of Rochelle ending up in prison and the effect it could have on her children. Rochelle agrees to at least think about a defence based on non-violent action and trying to minimise harm on the day. Later, Usha tells Joy that Rochelle will be in court tomorrow. They agree Rochelle's stubborn and impassioned, but at least Rochelle's now working with Usha, not against her.

This week on the podcast, we're joined by Kristin Reese, the executive director of the Mono Arts Council. Kristin shares her journey and dedication to promoting creativity in the Eastern Sierra region of California. In our conversation, she outlines the Mono Arts Council's evolution, emphasizing its shift toward arts education. Kristin believes that every child in Mono County should have access to the arts, and she discusses the numerous initiatives aimed at making that happen. Having grown up in the Eastern Sierra, Kristin developed a passion for the performing arts early on, influenced by her family of artists, musicians, and dancers. After earning her Bachelor of Arts in music from Sonoma State University, she felt the pull to return to her roots. Once back, she co-founded the Sierra Classic Theatre in 1999 and later worked at the Edisto Gallery & Tea Room, where she connected with local artists. Now at the helm of the Mono Arts Council, Kristin is committed to ensuring arts education is a priority for all K-12 students in the region. She highlights the positive impact of arts education on students, noting how it can improve test scores and attendance while also supporting mental health and social-emotional learning. The Council also runs several adult programs, like Art & Wine and the MAC Gallery & Community Arts Center, creating platforms for local artists to showcase their work. With her background in music and a deep love for the arts, Kristin aims to strengthen connections within the local arts community and inspire the next generation of creators.Links mentioned in this episode: ArterialArtsvilleUSAFirst Friday ExhibitionsMono Arts CouncilMono Arts Council on FacebookMono Arts Council on InstagramNOT REAL ARTNOT REAL ART PodcastRemote Video SeriesScott “Sourdough” PowerFor more information, please visit https://notrealart.com/mono-arts-council-kristin-reese/

Hello all,A big thank you and welcome to new Patrons : Emma, M.Squike and Adam L.Join us this week as we attend the slamdown of the century in the Tea Room carpark, offer a helping hand to those in need and Keri gets tough at Bridge Farm.We've memorised the following things for our big interview:Atmosphere : Rochelle pushes Joy. Has she lost control?Culture Wars : The heart-churning HR process continues.Roadie Rescue : Emma keeps her council.Thanks for all your support.Produced by Matthew WeirBecome a beautiful patron of The Cider Shed and receive early ad-free episodes and our exclusive Patreon-only midweek specials. It really REALLY helps us out.https://www.patreon.com/thecidershedTo help us out with a lovely worded 5 star review hit the link below. Then scroll down to ‘Ratings and Reviews' and a little further below that is ‘Write a Review' (this is so much nicer than just tapping the stars

John Terzian is the co-founder of The h.wood Group, one of the most influential hospitality companies in the world, known for creating iconic venues like The Nice Guy, Delilah, Bootsy Bellows, and Shore Bar. But before he built an empire in nightlife and dining, John's path was anything but conventional. From working as a DJ assistant to getting banned from the Queen Mary for throwing an out-of-control college party, John's journey is filled with unforgettable twists, relentless hustle, and big risks. A former USC walk-on quarterback and Pepperdine law school grad who never passed the bar, John chose to follow his passion for creating experiences over traditional career paths. In this episode, he opens up about growing up in L.A., being harassed by corrupt cops, dealing with failure, and how grit, creativity, and real relationships helped him build a global brand from the ground up.Timestamps:00:00 – Introduction and John's Childhood10:45 – USC Football, Recruiting, and the Roots of H.Wood's Culture20:55 – Nightclubs, Celebrities, and the Birth of The h.wood Group35:30 – The Tea Room and Getting Shut Down by Corrupt Cops47:40 – Moving Back Home and Starting Over53:17 – Bootsy Bellows, Katy Perry, and the Breakthrough MomentResources:The h.wood Group WebsiteThe h.wood Group InstagramJohn's InstagramThe h.wood Group Media InstagramWant to Connect? Reach out to us online!Instagram | 1-on-1 Coaching | YouTube | TikTok | LinkedIn

Today, on Artful Living we visit with Marylee Gorham from Arianna's Tea Room in Concord. A delightful chat about tradition, treats, and teas! Join us.

• Hosts Felicia “Fefe” Minor and Freddy Prinze Charming kick off the show by dissecting the difference between kink and fetish, explaining that while kinks are unconventional sexual interests enjoyed occasionally, fetishes are intense, persistent attractions that can define one's sexual routine.• Housekeeping details include information on VIP content, exclusive merchandise, and Patreon membership options for dedicated listeners.• Personal Updates:  - Freddy recounts his experiences at Drag Bingo + Cats, his time at the Melrose Street Fair, judging at the Mister AZ UsofA MI Classic, and wrapping up a long-plagued music mix.  - Felicia shares highlights from Drag Bingo at Drink Me! Tea Room and the Melrose Street Fair, along with a “restful Sunday” spent recharging.• Just the Tip – Kink vs. Fetish:  - A deep dive into how sexual preferences differ, with examples ranging from role play and impact play to specific object or body part fixations.  - Discussion emphasizes that while any kink can evolve into a fetish, the key distinction lies in intensity, frequency, and object focus.• A Closer Look at Current Events:  - Highlights from a recent Congressional address: Representative Al Green's ejection, real-time protests with signs like “Save Medicaid” and “Protect Veterans,” and on-the-spot commentary from Rashida Tlaib.  - Coverage of controversial claims regarding government spending on making mice transgender, border policies involving illegal aliens, and misleading assertions about autism.  - Brief mention of Arizona legislative bills, signaling ongoing political debates in the region.• Guest Interaction:  - Listeners were invited to share personal boundaries and adventurous ideas regarding intimacy, fostering an interactive conversation on sexual expression and consent.• Interactive Segment:  - The show concludes with the hosts' signature “This or That” game, featuring provocative and humorous scenarios that challenge conventional norms.• Upcoming Events:  - Trivia Night: Broadway Edition at Drink Me Tea Room on March 20  - Tricks & Treats: A Drag and Burlesque Show at Wild Wild West Con on March 21  - Southwest Love Fest Block Party (dates TBA)  - Drag Bingo at Shea Cheese on April 12  - Sex Trivia at Gracie's Tax Bar on April 17  - Future guest announcements include Kristofer Inez Onyx (Mr. Gay America) and Chris Barrows from Table Top Express and Why I Social Podcast.Watch or Listen:• Catch the replay on Facebook, YouTube, or Twitch.• Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your preferred podcast platform

At the Tearoom, before the pancake eating competition starts, Zainab tells relieved Akram she was never going to take a job at The Bull. Brad meanwhile isn't feeling great, following his starvation diet. Natasha introduces Zainab and Brad in boxing-match style with ridiculous nicknames, but then Brad collapses to the floor. Later, while embarrassed Brad recovers, Natasha desperately tries to find a replacement, but it doesn't look promising. Before setting off in the Riley Jazzer confesses how anxious he is about going to this posh restaurant. Tracy susses he's more upset about not going to the pancake event, but she's not changing her mind. However, Tracy then gets a call telling her what's happened to Brad. By the time Tracy and Jazzer reach The Tearoom people have started drifting away. Tracy insists on taking Brad off to feed him up – she's already cancelled the meal with Susan and Neil. Seeing Natasha's desperation Jazzer offers to take Brad's place, but quickly changes his mind when he sees Tracy's face. With a load of uneaten pancakes left on her hands Natasha has no choice but to offer them free to all comers.Back at Ambridge Hall Akram cajoles Zainab into making up with Azra, instead of fighting all the time. Zainab feels bad about the books and photos that were ruined by the sewage, but Adil has found replacements for some of the photographs at least, which Akram has brought back with him. When asked about moving back to Solihull Zainab admits she'd like to give Ambridge a try for a little longer yet.

At No.6 The Green Jazzer moans to Brad about the posh dinner Tracy's making him go to with Susan and Neil. But Brad has other things on his mind, including the pancake eating competition. Jazzer would far rather go to that, but Tracy refuses to change their dinner date to let him do both. Brad then tells jealous Jazzer he'll fast before the competition to make sure he beats Zainab. The prize is as good as his.Akram fills Azra in on how Adil is doing in Pakistan, then outlines some ideas to get his business up and running. They share happy memories of biking together, before Azra shocks him with news about Zainab wanting to work in a pub. Later, they consider the idea of moving back to Solihull, amongst old friends. Azra confesses that, despite the sewage spill, they feel settled in Ambridge. She thinks Akram might grow to like it there too. Despite Emma's best efforts the Tearoom has been dead all day. Both Pat and Emma hope Natasha's punt on getting customers back with the pancake competition works. Pat's frustrated that not many people have signed her petition about the sewage overspill. Emma suggests drumming up a bigger response with a media blitz. Later, Emma shows Pat the work she's been doing online to publicise the petition, using photos of damage at Bridge Farm and adding links to the Borsetshire Clean Water Action Group. Even better, Emma then gets an invite for an interview on Radio Borsetshire – at last, an opportunity for their voices to be heard!

Frustrated Natasha thinks Emma's wasting her time pursuing the water company when she should be focusing her efforts increasing footfall at the Tearoom. Later she apologises for being snippy, admitting she's worried. They're losing money and it's demoralising. She's pleased to see Kirsty, joking she's at least one paying customer. Kirsty wonders whether Natasha and Tom have had a chance to progress the house purchase. Natasha promises they'll all sit down together soon. Her priority currently is getting the business back on a firm footing. Emma suggests a Pancake Day initiative, and after some debate they settle on a pancake eating contest. What have they got to lose? Azra confides to Lynda there's no chance they'll be back in their own house in time for Ramadan – the house smells and the utility room is still damp. Kirsty reports she's got a professional company in to clean her house. They're doing a complete refit. She can't afford to wait, she just needs the house sold. Later Azra explains to interested Lynda how she manages her and the family's fasting arrangements, admitting that this year will be particularly challenging with all the stress of the house. Lynda suggests contacting Justin to see if he can advise on who should take responsibility for the sewage issues. Meanwhile she offers Azra the use of her kitchen as much as she needs it – she and Robert will work round her. In a moment of inspiration Lynda offers to fast alongside Azra so that they're synchronised.

In this episode, we discuss the power of embracing "no pressure," a simple meal prep to make your days easy, and a really fun new band.

The pressure mounts on the Tearoom, and Robert offers a solution.

Sally from The Lost Sheep in Caterham shares her stories of her tea room and gift shop. Why she chose a high street shop and not in a shopping centre are just a few topics discussed as well as her plans for the future to help community groups. You can find Sally's shop at www.thelostsheepcaterham.comYour Business Hour podcast is hosted by the founders of Champ Consultants, Chantal and Matthew Baker. They are both accountants and bring a wealth of knowledge, experience, and business tips to their chat. They interview guests who tell their business stories, as well as consider the latest topics in business and finance.New podcasts are released weekly on a Tuesday and you can follow us on:Instagram: @your.businesshourFacebook: @your.businesshour

Welcome back to another episode of the Hard Knocks Sorority Podcast Chummers.This is a 4th edition shadowrun actual play GM'd by myself, Paul, and driven forward rather noncommittally by Veronika as Cecile, aka College Girl, Kat as Diendre, Val as Ali aka Boxer, and Beth as Grace aka Nightingale. This is episode 9 of season 2 and it takes place in possibly my favorite location and situation of this game. I'm speaking of course of good old "Olga's Tearoom" in Tacoma, and Diendres fan club. In this episode the team settles in at the tea room to make sense of their discoveries and plan their next moves, but are distracted by the fan club. Olga herself makes an appearance. If you want to read more about the tea room check out the Seattle 2072 source book or join us on our discord https://discord.gg/2rg6yyHeHF where I am going to post some of the canon lore.One more thing that is happening. I'm falling in line with some of the other wiz shows out there and trying my hand at creating an intro song with AI. I've put one at the end of the show if you feel like listening to it. Let me know on our discord if you like it and check out some other versions there as well.

York, England, is a captivating blend of history, culture, and charm, making it one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country. Known for its stunning York Minster, the city boasts a rich heritage that dates back to 71 AD, including ancient walls and Viking history. Visitors can enjoy a delightful experience at Betty's Tea Room, famous for 60 years for its traditional tea and crumpets, and explore the fascinating exhibits at the National Railway Museum. The atmosphere is further enlivened by street performers, such as a talented boogie-woogie piano player who brings a lively spirit to the town. With its haunted history and ghost tours led by engaging local guides, York invites travelers to uncover its many stories and treasures.York, in the north of England near Leeds, is one of the most popular tourist sites in England. It has the huge York Minster, a boogie-woogie piano man in the street, Betty's Tea Room and the National Railway Museum, plus ancient walls and Viking history. Read more about York, England.https://www.gonomad.com/2175-york-england-the-original-yorkNestled between Leeds and the east coast, York boasts a rich tapestry of experiences, from its impressive medieval walls to the scenic River Ouse that runs alongside them. Listeners are transported to the vibrant streets where the sounds of a boogie-woogie piano player fill the air, reminding us of the city's lively atmosphere. Listeners are invited to take a stroll through Shambles, an ancient street that retains its 19th-century charm, once bustling as the city's meat market. The narrative unfolds to reveal the Viking history that shaped York, with mentions of the Jorvik Viking Center, where visitors can experience life as it was in the Viking age. The episode doesn't shy away from the darker side of York's past, sharing chilling tales of ghostly encounters and the tragic events at Clifford's Tower in 1190, where a mob's violence led to a significant loss of life in the Jewish community. Through the voice of local guide Mark Graham, listeners gain insight into the ghost tours that reveal York's haunted heritage, making the city not only a destination for history buffs but also for those intrigued by the supernatural. This rich tapestry of narratives creates an enticing invitation to explore York, a city that is undeniably steeped in history yet vibrantly alive with local culture and attractions.Takeaways: York, England is a historic and scenic city with a rich history dating back to 71 AD. Visitors to York can enjoy attractions like the York Minster and the National Railway Museum. Betty's Tea Room in York has been serving tea and crumpets for over 60 years. York is known for its ancient city walls and is one of England's most haunted towns. The Jorvik Viking Center offers a glimpse into Viking life with animatronic displays. Ghost tours in York, especially by Mark Graham, share spooky tales from the city's past. Companies mentioned in this episode: Betty's Tea Room National Railway Museum 19 Restaurant Jorvik Viking Center Links referenced in this episode:www.gonomad.com/2175-york-england-the-original-york

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Family and friends prepare the Tearoom ready for Pat and Tony's 50th Wedding Anniversary party. Tony's had the task of keeping the surprise from Pat, and she's delighted when she gets there. She can't believe that Tony managed to keep it a secret from her. When Mick congratulates Tony on his long marriage, Tony says that he and Pat have weathered many storms, but he wouldn't have wanted to go through them with anyone else. Talk turns to Mick staying at Joy's, with Mick explaining that it's only over Christmas and then they'll see. But he's enjoying the home comforts and being with Joy of course. Tony reckons Jolene and Kenton will be rooting for them – they probably can't wait to get his old campervan off their car park! Elsewhere Joy chats to Tom and Natasha saying it's a shame Helen's moving out from next door to her. When Natasha says what a great house it is, Joy suggests that Tom and Natasha move in. Joy heads off to mingle and Natasha points out to Tom that they can't rent forever; Seren and Nova deserve a bigger house. Tom admits that's he's tempted.Later Pat thanks Tony for a wonderful evening and they reminisce about their early days. And now with a thriving farm and Helen and Tom ready to take it forward for their children, it's not a bad legacy. They kiss. Looking on Mick and Joy comment that it just goes to show that if you find the right person, you need to hold on to them tightly.

As Ruth and David mend a fence someone whizzes past them in the lane. David reckons it was Leonard on his electric bike, as the person was wearing the same high viz gear. The roads are icy and David worries that Leonard might come off his bike, so he jumps into his car to catch up with him. But when David returns, he sheepishly admits that he mistakenly followed a scooter. Then Zainab appears demanding to know what David was doing. When David explains why, she calms down. Zainab reckons that she saw Leonard driving erratically near the village. Later Leonard's upset when David and Ruth have a word with him. He wonders if they think he's past it and likely to wobble off his bike into a ditch. Leonard may be less mobile than he was, but there's plenty of adventure left in him yet.Ed visits Emma at the Tearoom on his way to sort a tree job with Brian. Emma admits that every time a customer comes in, she wonders if they're the one who complained about her being on the Parish Council. Ed suggests that she resigns as it might not be worth the the hassle. But Emma's defensive; she's good at it and she enjoys it. Later Emma wonders if it was Brian who made the complaint and Ed reluctantly agrees to see what he can find out. Later Brian explains that he can't countenance the way Emma covered up a crime. And that does call into question her judgement justifying a complaint to the Parish Council. But it wasn't him.

This week's podcast is presented by Stephen and Jacqueline. We hear from:Lilian, with thoughts about singing in prison;Laura from Bedfordshire, who has a plot prediction about the tea room and some questions about Apple Day;Kirk, who is a fan of Brad;and finally Marie in Winchester, who has a solution for the Tea Room staffing crisis;We also have an email from Gillian.Plus: we have the Week in Ambridge from Suey, a roundup of the Dumteedum Facebook group from Jacquieline, and the Tweets of the Week from Theo.Please call into the show using this link:www.speakpipe.com/dumteedum Or send us a voicenote via WhatsApp on: +44 7810 012 881 (07810012 881 if in the UK) – Open the WhatsApp app, key in the number and click on the microphone icon.Or email us at dumteedum@mail.comHow to leave a review on Apple podcasts: https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/podcasts/pod5facd9d70/mac***Also Sprach Zarathustra licenceCreative Commons ► Attribution 3.0 Unported ► CC BY 3.0https://creativecommons.org/licenses/..."You are free to use, remix, transform, and build upon the materialfor any purpose, even commercially. You must give appropriate credit."Conducted byPhilip Milman ► https://pmmusic.pro/Funded ByLudwig ► / ludwigahgren Schlatt ► / jschlattlive COMPOSED BY / @officialphilman Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What if we told you that one of the earliest third places—spots outside of the home and workplace where people can convene and commune with others; often over food—was a tea room? Reporter Lindsey Polevoy traces the history of one such third place run by Polish immigrant, Eve Adams.Bring the fanciness of the tea room home with our recipe for Tea-Infused Crème Brûlée.Get a 14-day free trial for an America's Test Kitchen digital subscription here.Special thanks to the following ATK Staff for their lending their voice acting skills to this episode:Charlotte ErrityEric Haessler Elizabeth KaufmanAngelica QuintanillaKaren TranIan WatsonSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Scott McNally and Dave Crosland discuss various anabolic steroids, their effects, and listener questions. They explore the nuances of different compounds, share personal experiences, and address health concerns related to steroid use. The hosts emphasize the evolving perspectives on anabolic use and the increasing demands of users today. 00:00 Introduction and Overview of the Podcast 02:49 The Game: Would You Rather? Steroids Edition 06:14 Exploring Tren: Hex, Ace, and E 09:00 Deca vs. NPP 11:59 Changing Perspectives on Anabolic Use 13:15 Test E vs Sustanon 14:15 Superdrol vs Anadrol 18:00 Listener Questions and Health Concerns 20:00 Dave's accent - Can you understand him? lol 22:00 Resting Heart Rate on Cycle 26:30 Irritable Bowel Issues and Orals 28:30 Cardio and Muscle Wasting 33:20 Troll with a good point lol 34:17 Exploring Supplements for Brain Power 37:20 Scott's list of brain supplements - L-carnitine, Ubiquinol, Creatine Mono 39:45 Pulsing Orals: Benefits and Risks 43:22 Bad side effects with Superdrol 44:45 Test Cyp & NPP Not Bodybuilding Compounds? 50:10 Scott and Dave at the "Posh" Betty's Tea Room 51:15 Injectable vs Oral Steroids: A Comparative Analysis 57:34 Uncle Dave's Wisdom: Lessons from Raising Children

While Brad tries to study at The Tearoom, Chelsea moans about a group staying on past closing time. Then a stranger, Zainab, comes in and Chelsea refuses to serve her, before Brad's coffee gets spilled over Zainab's top. Zainab accepts a coffee as compensation before Natasha mentions they need to close up, but tells Zainab to wait inside until they're done. Brad then wraps his scarf around Zainab's shoulders to keep her warm, while Chelsea tells Natasha to go and pick up the twins, she'll finish off and lock up. Later, after they've finished, Chelsea thanks Brad and Zainab for helping. Zainab offers Brad his scarf back, but he tells her to keep it before going. Zainab offers a lift on her scooter and in return Chelsea offers to do Zainab's eyebrows and eyelashes at Chelsea's house tomorrow after work. A new friendship is born. While helping Helen restock the shop Adam asks if there's more juggling of staff in prospect. But what he really wants is reassurance that he's done the right thing ordering spooky decorations for the school disco. Later, over a glass of wine, Adam suggests Helen could buy Kirsty's Beechwood house if she really wants to help her, an idea Helen warms to while looking over the decorations Adam's bought. One thing though, Helen checks that Ian told Adam it's called ‘Spooky Day' – and more specifically it's a ‘Spooky Disco'? Adam is horrified when Helen outlines the problem some parents and schools have with the word Halloween – it is all over the bunting Adam bought.

Chelsea and Fallon are working at The Tearoom, with Adam and Natasha lending a hand. To Chelsea's annoyance Natasha then asks her to train Adam to use the coffee machine. Later, Chelsea helps Adam source bunting and decorations for the school Halloween disco he's helping Ian organise. At the end of the day Chelsea admits how awkward she found it working with Adam. He sensed it, but reckons his shifts in the Tearoom shouldn't happen too often in future.Kirsty comes across a pensive Clarrie at Bridge Farm and confides how strapped for cash Rewilding Ambridge is, especially after losing a wealthy potential sponsor last week. Clarrie admits how much she's missing George – and how awkward it is talking to Fallon. Kirsty takes Clarrie's hand and promises to support her as they enter The Tearoom. Kirsty accepts Adam's offer of a chai latte he's been working on, while Clarrie tentatively exchanges pleasantries and then invites Fallon and Harrison to the Apple Day event next week. Fallon says she's busy then and Clarrie leaves. However, Fallon follows Clarrie out to say she appreciates the invitation and Clarrie's kind words, but she really would find going to Apple Day too much right now.Adam tells Chelsea he still can't forgive the Grundys for what George did and its repercussions, but Chelsea points out how wretched George felt about it too. Then Fallon surprises them both with the news that she's been selected to run one of the units at the EV Station, before heading off to hand in her notice to Natasha.

Join us as we get into exactly what's waiting for George at Handale Prison, what's showing at Felpersham Orpheus this weekend and we ponder what might be the issue with the Ambridge tourist industry.Huge thanks to Rachel, Neil and Lara for becoming patrons and to James Griffiths who upgraded his membership. Bless you all.We're very grateful to Heather Jones and Legal Beagle for their lovely reviews and last but not least, to our listener and patron Courtney (he of the mighty Mr Cartwright impression) who selflessly gave us our title this week.Please rise:Rage Against The Tagine : Is there something fishy about Lynda's peace offering?Thick End of The Wedge : Adam helps out in The Tearoom.Boycott The Bull : Lilian reaches a new low.Produced by Matthew WeirMike Tucker singing the theme tune from Casualty on TV Burp : https://youtu.be/_i0Ti1cvVD0?t=219Become a beautiful patron of The Cider Shed and receive early ad-free episodes and our exclusive Patreon-only midweek specials. It really REALLY helps us out.https://www.patreon.com/thecidershedTo help us out with a lovely worded 5 star review hit the link below. Then scroll down to ‘Ratings and Reviews' and a little further below that is ‘Write a Review' (this is so much nicer than just tapping the stars

In Episode 4, our literary legends find themselves in Wonderland battling against the Mad Hatter who wields the legendary sword, Excalibur! Alongside the March Hare, the Dormouse, and a flurry of terrible jokes, this battle is not what the players or their characters expected! Check it out! The Public Domains is a 6-episode mini series that combines D&D and all those literary figures and characters we know and love from the Public Domain. But we add our own twist to them! So follow along to see Zorro, Alice from Wonderland, Vanessa Helsing, Winnie the Pooh, and Dr. John Watson explore the Public Domains and fulfill their destinies! The Cast: Kala as Alice: https://linktr.ee/potionsandpotpourri Daniel as Zorro: https://linktr.ee/danielkhargrove Jenn as Vanessa: https://www.tiktok.com/@cancermooncleric?lang=en Alex as Pooh: https://linktr.ee/piscesmoonpaladin Taylor as Watson: https://linktr.ee/soyouwannabeadm And remember to give us 5 Stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ AND a positive review! This helps us so much! Tell your friends!  --------------------------- We also have an email for questions, comments, and topic ideas Reach out to us at Soyouwannabeadm@gmail.com And CLICK HERE to support our Patreon, join our Discord, follow us on TikTok and Instagram, and see what we're up to! We Have a Twitch NOW!

Some histories are lost with time, but remnants of their existence remain. Off an unmarked trail within the park, sits an old abandoned cabin that in its hay day was a popular place for tourists to visit. It was once filled with people from around the world, coming to see Anna Wolfsdrom's famous Tea Room for themselves. Anna managed to open a hugely successful business in a time it was not common for women to do so, but she didn't stop there. Remnants of her entrepreneurial spirit remain scattered around Estes Park and the country. Watch us on YouTube We love our National Parks and we know you do too but when you're out there, remember to enjoy the view but watch your back. Please take a moment to rate and subscribe from wherever you're listening to NPAD! Become part of our Outsider family on Patreon  or Apple Subscriptions to gain access to ad-free episodes, bonus content, and more. Follow our socials Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. To share a Trail Tale, suggest a story, access merch, and browse our book recommendations - head over to our website. Thank you so much to our partners, check them out! ‌Jack Black: For 10% off your order & FREE Shipping, head to JackBlack.com/NPAD and use code NPAD. BetterHelp: National Park After Dark is sponsored by BetterHelp. Get 10% off. Resources: Book: Anna Wolfrom Dove and the Wigwam Tea Room. What Becomes of College Women (1895) on JSTOR Homestead Act (1862) . Hiking – Aspen Brook Wigwam Teahouse Hike Lily Lake Trail (U.S. National Park Service)

This week's podcast is presented by Stephen and Love Jazzer's Singing. We hear from:Anna, a first time caller-innerer who is loving The Archers at the moment, but isn't overly impressed by Tom;Alan from Ramsgate who is wondering whether Emma and Will might end up serving some time;Witherspoon, who is applying his cardiological expertise to Brian's situation;Claire from Clapham, who is delighting in the misfortunes at Bridge Farm;Ambridge Olwen, who has spotted someone at the Tea Room; Globe-trotting Richard, also reaching for the popcorn as things unravel for Tom, Natasha et al. The other Richard - Biffo Prop - yet another observer of Bridge Farm's woes;Ros, who is utterly gripped by the show at the moment; Our very own Jacqueline, keeping an eye on us from the top of a hill in Scotland;and finally Gennie with a G who is simply furious with Eddie Grundy right now. Plus: we have the Week in Ambridge from Suey, a roundup of the Dumteedum Facebook group from Michelle, and the Tweets of the Week from Theo.Please call into the show using this link:www.speakpipe.com/dumteedum Or send us a voicenote via WhatsApp on: +44 7810 012 881 (07810012 881 if in the UK) – Open the WhatsApp app, key in the number and click on the microphone icon.Or email us at dumteedum@mail.comHow to leave a review on Apple podcasts: https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/podcasts/pod5facd9d70/mac***Also Sprach Zarathustra licenceCreative Commons ► Attribution 3.0 Unported ► CC BY 3.0https://creativecommons.org/licenses/..."You are free to use, remix, transform, and build upon the materialfor any purpose, even commercially. You must give appropriate credit."Conducted byPhilip Milman ► https://pmmusic.pro/Funded ByLudwig ► / ludwigahgren Schlatt ► / jschlattlive COMPOSED BY / @officialphilman Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Adam's outraged to learn about Will and Emma covering for George. He's glad they were arrested, but can't trust himself to be around Will, so Pat will have to work something out at Bridge Farm. Susan warns Will that Adam's not happy and doesn't want to work with either of them. But Susan's glad Will's told Poppy and Keira everything. Susan suggests a family day at the Flower and Produce show, but Will can't face it. And when he starts worrying about how George would cope in prison, Susan does her best to reassure him. There's a staffing crisis at Bridge Farm, with Tom concerned by Emma calling in sick again at the Tearoom. Having seen Emma out working yesterday he wonders just how ill she can be. And now Clarrie's been called away as well, to look after her sister Rosie in Great Yarmouth. Pat's grateful to Susan for stepping up and cuts through the small talk to try and see how Susan's really doing. Pat's heard about Emma and Will via Lilian. Susan is apologetic, but just wants to focus on work to distract her from thinking about George and how everything has gone so badly wrong. Tom goes to see Emma and talks about Fallon. Emma says she can't face Fallon, plus there's the stress of worrying about George and what will happen to the kids if she gets sent to prison. Tom understands her concern, then encourages her to meet up with him and Fallon – he has an idea. If Fallon's willing to meet, says Emma, then so is she.

The dynamic duo finally made it to episode 80 and Pom Tea & Earl Grey spill all the tea about their journey of podcasting. They dive into what they believe make a compelling podcast, the oversaturated content that is currently across all mics & the challenges they had when they began podcasting.They also share the recent drama and break-ups between some of the top podcasters: The Joe Budden Show, See the Thing Is with Bridget and Mandi & the Desus and Mero show. We closed with the pros and cons with working with friends and what we look for in the future of podcasting.Join us as we chat about so much more! If you want to tap more into the tea, click here: https://linktr.ee/thetearoompod.Facebook: bit.ly/TheTeaRoomFBTwitter: bit.ly/TheTeaRoomTWRInstagram: bit.ly/TheTeaRoomIGKeep Sipping to hear more!

Fluent Fiction - Spanish: Tradition & Creativity: A Collaborative Journey in Buenos Aires Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/tradition-creativity-a-collaborative-journey-in-buenos-aires Story Transcript:Es: En una noche fría de invierno en Buenos Aires, el aroma de té y la suave luz de las velas llenaban el aire en una acogedora tetería.En: On a cold winter night in Buenos Aires, the aroma of tea and the gentle light of candles filled the air in a cozy tearoom.Es: Carlos tomaba asiento en una mesa de madera envejecida, sus ojos recorriendo las estanterías llenas de mezclas de té exótico.En: Carlos took a seat at a weathered wooden table, his eyes scanning the shelves filled with blends of exotic tea.Es: Beatriz llegó minutos después, con una bufanda colorida alrededor de su cuello, y se sentó frente a él.En: Beatriz arrived minutes later, a colorful scarf around her neck, and sat down across from him.Es: Su sonrisa llena de energía iluminó el ambiente.En: Her energetic smile brightened the atmosphere.Es: Ambos estaban allí para discutir su proyecto de la universidad.En: They were there to discuss their university project.Es: Carlos abrió su cuaderno y comenzó a hablar sobre sus ideas.En: Carlos opened his notebook and began to talk about his ideas.Es: Él quería un enfoque tradicional para el proyecto.En: He wanted a traditional approach for the project.Es: Sus palabras eran claras y seguras, pero en su interior sentía la presión por impresionar a Beatriz.En: His words were clear and confident, but inside he felt the pressure to impress Beatriz.Es: Quería demostrar que era capaz.En: He wanted to show he was capable.Es: —Carlos, esto es grandioso, pero creo que podemos hacerlo más interesante —dijo Beatriz con entusiasmo.En: “Carlos, this is great, but I think we can make it more interesting,” said Beatriz enthusiastically.Es: —¿Qué tal si añadimos algunas ilustraciones y usamos un estilo más artístico?En: “How about we add some illustrations and use a more artistic style?”Es: Carlos se removió en su asiento.En: Carlos shifted in his seat.Es: La idea de Beatriz le parecía arriesgada.En: Beatriz's idea seemed risky to him.Es: Él prefería ceñirse a un esquema seguro y conocido.En: He preferred to stick to a safe and familiar outline.Es: —No sé, Beatriz.En: “I don't know, Beatriz.Es: Creo que es mejor seguir con un enfoque clásico.En: I think it's better to stick with a classic approach.Es: Es más sencillo y directo.En: It's simpler and more straightforward.”Es: Sus opiniones divergentes crearon una pequeña fricción entre ellos, pero la tetería seguía envolviéndolos con su calidez y su olor a té.En: Their differing opinions created a slight friction between them, but the tearoom continued to envelop them with its warmth and the smell of tea.Es: Después de un largo debate, la frustración comenzó a manifestarse.En: After a long debate, frustration began to set in.Es: —Carlos, para ser honesta, a veces me siento fuera de lugar en mi campo —confesó Beatriz, bajando la mirada.En: “Carlos, to be honest, sometimes I feel out of place in my field,” confessed Beatriz, lowering her gaze.Es: —Siempre trato de ser única, pero me preocupa que mis ideas no encajen.En: “I always try to be unique, but I worry that my ideas may not fit in.”Es: Carlos la miró sorprendido.En: Carlos looked at her, surprised.Es: Él siempre había visto a Beatriz como alguien extraordinariamente segura.En: He had always seen Beatriz as extraordinarily confident.Es: —Yo también tengo mis inseguridades —dijo Carlos, nervioso pero decidido a abrirse.En: “I have my insecurities too,” said Carlos nervously but determined to open up.Es: —Trabajo duro, pero siempre dudo de mí.En: “I work hard, but I always doubt myself.Es: Me esfuerzo por ser bueno, pero a veces siento que no es suficiente.En: I strive to be good, but sometimes I feel it's not enough.”Es: En ese instante, ambos encontraron un espacio común.En: At that moment, they found common ground.Es: Un entendimiento mutuo floreció en medio de sus fragilidades.En: A mutual understanding blossomed amid their vulnerabilities.Es: Decidieron dar un paso atrás y escuchar de verdad al otro.En: They decided to take a step back and truly listen to each other.Es: —¿Sabes qué? —dijo Carlos con una sonrisa tímida.En: “You know what?” said Carlos with a shy smile.Es: —Probemos tu enfoque.En: “Let's try your approach.Es: Incluyamos esas ilustraciones.En: Let's include those illustrations.Es: Podemos hacer algo que sea único pero con ciertos elementos tradicionales.En: We can create something unique but with some traditional elements.”Es: Beatriz asintió, dispuesta a aceptar la estructura que Carlos proponía.En: Beatriz nodded, ready to accept the structure Carlos proposed.Es: —Gracias, Carlos.En: “Thank you, Carlos.Es: Trabajemos juntos en esto.En: Let's work together on this.”Es: Continuaron su discusión, mezclando las ideas de Carlos con la creatividad de Beatriz.En: They continued their discussion, blending Carlos's ideas with Beatriz's creativity.Es: A medida que la noche avanzaba, se dieron cuenta de que habían creado algo especial.En: As the night progressed, they realized they had created something special.Es: Un proyecto que no era completamente tradicional ni completamente artístico, sino una fusión perfecta de ambos.En: A project that wasn't entirely traditional nor entirely artistic but a perfect fusion of both.Es: Salieron de la tetería con una nueva comprensión y respeto mutuo.En: They left the tearoom with a new understanding and mutual respect.Es: Carlos sintió que había ganado confianza para ser más flexible y creativo en sus enfoques.En: Carlos felt he had gained the confidence to be more flexible and creative in his approaches.Es: Beatriz, por otro lado, encontró el valor en la estructura y la colaboración.En: Beatriz, on the other hand, found value in structure and collaboration.Es: Esa noche, bajo las luces parpadeantes de Buenos Aires, Carlos y Beatriz caminaron hacia su futuro, sabiendo que habían encontrado una manera de complementarse y crecer juntos.En: That night, under the twinkling lights of Buenos Aires, Carlos and Beatriz walked towards their future, knowing they had found a way to complement and grow together. Vocabulary Words:the aroma: el aromathe candle: la velathe tearoom: la teteríathe shelf: la estanteríathe blend: la mezclathe scarf: la bufandathe smile: la sonrisathe atmosphere: el ambientethe project: el proyectothe approach: el enfoquethe pressure: la presiónthe illustration: la ilustraciónthe friction: la fricciónthe warmth: la calidezthe debate: el debatethe frustration: la frustraciónthe insecurities: las inseguridadesthe doubt: la dudathe confidence: la confianzathe creativity: la creatividadthe uniqueness: la singularidadthe vulnerability: la fragilidadthe understanding: el entendimientothe collaboration: la colaboraciónthe structure: la estructurathe fusion: la fusiónthe respect: el respetothe future: el futurothe gaze: la miradathe wooden table: la mesa de madera

Put the kettle on and join us as we catch up and discuss our wonderful tea time for Lisa's birthday at the Huntington Library and Gardens. We take you through our day and how the newest version of the Rose Garden Tea Room surprised us. Plus we gab about some other fun things, like one of our fave local shops, Tansy. Grab a cuppa tea peeps! https://huntington.org/ https://shoptansy.com/ https://www.satarawellness.com/  

At the Tearoom, Paul's surprised to see Fallon looking so well after her drunken night out last week. That is until Fallon explains that she spent most of yesterday in bed at Kirsty's. But now she feels like a reset button has been pressed and is feeling much better about everything. When Fallon notices Paul looking a bit uncomfortable, he says he's fine. But later when Kirsty asks him if he's got fleas or something, he brushes it off as sunburn. Later, Fallon starts to get flashbacks from her night out – and Kirsty's forced to remind her of rapping and being thrown out of the club. Although Fallon's embarrassed, it was also just what she needed, and she now feels she's drawn a bit of a line. And Harrison seems much happier in himself too. Fallon was dreading her birthday, but now she's looking forward to it with Harrison.Justin mentions to Fallon that there's been no further cases of Strangles at The Stables. Things are still fraught there though with Oliver's horse still struggling. Justin's worried about Lilian which is why he's insisted she take a lunch break. When Lilian talks about how stressed she is, Justin broaches finding a replacement for Alice. Lilian's defensive, pointing out that alcoholism is a disease. And anyway Alice didn't do anything wrong, any horse can get Strangles. Justin concedes that they do at least need to look at the practicalities. He'll compromise by sounding out a few potential replacements on a no obligation basis, just so they're prepared for the worst. Lilian agrees as long as Justin's discreet.

Today on the show: Jon Ossoff on the fentanyl crisis and campus protests. CBS News Radio Military Analyst Col. Jeff McCausland talks about the possibility of withholding weapons to Israel. Bloomberg Congressional Reporter Billy House on the failed attempt to oust The Speaker. Trump Trial updates. Plus, Henri Hollis from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution was at Mary Mac's Tea Room for their reopening! 9am-noon on 95.5 WSB.

0:00  SEG 1 Carole Ann Miller & Mark Kilmer talk about hosting the award-winning podcast The House of Branching Paths https://linktr.ee/thehouseofbranchingpaths  https://www.instagram.com/thehouseofbranchingpaths/  12:22 SEG 2 Carole Ann Miller & Mark Kilmer talk about creating the sounds of The House of Branching Paths. 29:33 SEG 3 Kelsey Jones, the event manager for the London Tea Room, talks about the upcoming Time Lord Symposium: TARDIS Tales & Trivia Night on May 18th. https://www.thelondontearoom.com/  https://www.facebook.com/londontearoomstl  https://www.facebook.com/STLCIA/  46:26 SEG 4 James and Producer Joey V. discuss the new Zendaya film “Challengers”. Check out the ‘Justice League Revisited Podcast' with Susan Eisenberg and James Enstall at https://anchor.fm/justiceleague  Thanks to our sponsors Historic St. Charles, Missouri (https://www.discoverstcharles.com/), Bug's Comics and Games (https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100070575531223), Kokomo Toys (https://www.kokomotoys.com/)  Buy Me a Coffee - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/3Y0D2iaZl  Patreon -   https://www.patreon.com/GeekToMeRadio  Website -   http://geektomeradio.com/    Podcast -   https://anchor.fm/jamesenstall  Facebook -   https://www.facebook.com/GeekToMeRadio/   Twitter -   https://twitter.com/geektomeradio   Instagram -   https://www.instagram.com/geektomeradio/  Producer - Joseph Vosevich https://twitter.com/Joey_Vee --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jamesenstall/support

Tearoom Tactics in ‘The Archers' We talk about what has happened in Ambridge, in The Archers, so far this weekThis week is hosted by Philippa & KatieA short midweek round up of The Archers SO FAR including Sunday, Monday & Tuesday episodes up to and including 30/4/24.You can support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/AllAboutTheArchersYou can buy our MERCH here: https://www.redbubble.com/people/aboutthearchers/shopYou can also watch this on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@AllAboutTheArchers-vv8jz/videosDo join ‘All About The Archers' on our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1127587031446013/ We will see you there!The ArchersAmbridgeBBCRadio4Harrison BurnsAlice AldridgeChris Carter#Brookfield #TheArchers #AllAboutTheArchers #radio4 #bbcradio #bbcradio4 #ambridge #soapopera #borchester #bridgefarm #podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Tearoom duo tackles another episode spilling the tea on the current life stage that they are experiencing, how they are navigating this season in their life and what it's teaching them the most. They begin with how their current life stage has affected their perspective on their careers, their views on motherhood, if their requirements in a relationship has changed and what overall happiness now looks like for Earl Grey & Pom Tea.They also dive into how they have changed from their previous life stage up until now.Stay tuned as we discuss this and much more.If you want to tap more into the tea, click here: https://linktr.ee/thetearoompod.Facebook: bit.ly/TheTeaRoomFBTwitter: bit.ly/TheTeaRoomTWRInstagram: bit.ly/TheTeaRoomIGKeep Sipping to hear more!

Hello lovely folkJoin Keri and Matthew as they go to war this week over The Archers. WARNING: Keri makes some funny noises.Chelsea Blagger : Our favourite Horrobin takes the Bull and The Tearoom by the horns.On The Case : Brad mixes messages and luggage.Eggs and Runs : Listeria strikes AmbridgeProduced by Matthew Weir.To help us out with a lovely worded 5 star review hit the link below. Then scroll down to ‘Ratings and Reviews' and a little further below that is ‘Write a Review' (this is so much nicer than just tapping the stars

Book Besties Season 6, Episode 11: Very Secret Society of Irregular WitchesThis week the Besties are completely off track as they make their way to Nowhere House and talk about this week's book, The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches by Sangu Mandanna. Join them as they talk about cozy fantasy, orphan witches, and a witch in love. Things talked about in this episode:Bookables: https://www.youtube.com/@BookablesSangu Mandanna: https://sangumandanna.com/Meg's Tea Room: https://www.tiktok.com/@megstearoom?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pcAltamira Cave: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cave_of_Altamira Meet Molly and April, they bonded over books and became Book Besties. So, what do you do when you find your book bestie? Start a podcast of course. Hang out with April and Molly as they talk about everything they love and hate about books.

It's finally that time to share for the Opening Dates for so many of the businesses on Mackinac Island. Which congratulations for the #2 Flower Festival winner to the Lilac Festival on the island. Then learn about the food at the Fort Mackinac Tea Room.www.totallymackinacislandpodcast.comwww.grandhotel.comwww.mackinacparks.comhttps://10best.usatoday.com/awards/travel/best-flower-festival-2024/

Special guest, Meg's Tea Room, joins the girlies and brings the cozy, found family gem The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches by Sangu Mandanna. Jillian recommends (with a caveat) Hollen the Soulless by Denali Day. And then Maggie brings fae bachelor romantasy, Frost C.N. Crawford.The trio talks about how they are listening and learning, discuss the importance of smut to the narrative, and get very excited about Meg's new ventures into cozy book publishing!Go show Meg some love @megstearoom on all platforms!Leave us a review! Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @apodcastofsmutanddragonsMaggie: @themargaretlibraryJillian: @jillian.reads.smut (instagram)@jilliankiechlinart (tiktok)Business inquiries and/or say hi: apodcastofsmutanddragons@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Chris questions Alice's judgement, and not everyone is happy with the new look in the Tearoom.

Tony shares with Vince and Natasha what a nice time in Paris Helen and the boys had. He also checks Vince's opinion of the refreshed Tea Room. Vince is positive – it's the second best tea room in Borsetshire. Natasha is put out and Vince mentions a tea room in Brampton Green that has a better atmosphere, with sheepskin wall hangings making the place feel relaxing and welcoming, also deadening the noise. Vince suggests cowhide for the tea room and Tony's keen, thinking of the Bridge Farm Anguses going for slaughter tomorrow. Vince can give him the hides, to be taken for tanning in Borchester. Jolene seems brighter and tells Elizabeth she has decided to talk to someone as advised. Elizabeth is invited to join Jolene in town as she goes shopping and they discuss Freddie doing well at the abattoir. Jolene ignores her phone, but reveals that it's Harrison, who she admits may or may not be her new confidante. Jolene's sorry for being touchy sometimes, and Elizabeth politely makes her excuses, leaving Jolene to continue her shopping, and praising her for taking action. Jolene suddenly finds herself with unwanted company, as Markie introduces himself. He remembers Jolene from back in the day, menacingly telling her he still follows her on social media. Jolene makes to leave but he says sit down. He also references Elizabeth, and is here to remind Jolene that she has a nice little village boozer. She should keep it that way and not talk to anyone, for her friends' and family's sake as well.

The cat is put among the pigeons for Brian and there's tension at the Tearoom

Last-minute replacement Jakob turns up to play the organ at Ted Barrett's funeral, a former resident of The Laurels. Alan tells him Ted's family requested an upbeat service with a funny eulogy, before Alan gently relieves Jakob of his duties helping organise this year's Christmas Show. Sykesy arrives for the service, sharing some fond and funny memories of Ted. Alan's eulogy then goes down really well, with lots of laughter. After the service Sykesy is full of praise for Alan's delivery. It's also given Jakob an idea for the Christmas Show: an evening of stand-up comedy delivered by local farmers. Sykesy thinks it's a brilliant idea, his enthusiasm overwhelming any objections from Alan. It looks like they've got a Christmas Show! Justin helps Natasha get her buggy out of the shop, then praises her and Tom on their plans to remodel the Tearoom, starting on Wednesday when they take over from Fallon. Justin feigns surprise when Natasha mentions their intention to bid for Oliver's land, but quickly offers to run an eye over their proposal, if it would help. Natasha suspects there is more to Justin's altruism than meets the eye, but goes along with it for now. Later in The Bull, once he's had a look, Justin gravely informs Natasha that their figures simply don't add up. In which case, Natasha responds, they could just aim to build a house on the land instead of trying to farm it. Canny Natasha thanks Justin for pushing her in the right direction and goes quickly, with her buggy, leaving Justin feeling frustrated.

At Berrow, Jazzer gets increasingly frustrated when the computer he's using crashes again. Hannah encourages him to keep going with the management training, but quickly realises he doesn't actually want the job. Jazzer's worried about letting Tracy down, but Hannah tells him to stop beating himself up. Later, in The Bull, Jazzer tells Tracy he's not going for Hannah's job after all – he's good around pigs not being stuck in an office. He thought Tracy would be fuming, but she says she loves him no matter what. Jazzer then gets a message from Hannah saying she's moving in with Stella, so she can stay on at Berrow after all. At the Tearoom George talks Tracy and Emma through the merchandising methods Bridge Farm are using to boost sales. Emma thinks he sounds just like Natasha. Helen comes in and asks Emma about Oliver's land sale progress. She mentions Bridge Farm could be interested, then switches focus to the newly arrived promo stands, yet to go out on the tables. Sensitive to Fallon's issues with the Tearoom ownership, Helen compromises by having just one stand at the till. Later, Emma reports the promotion is doing well. When Helen has to leave suddenly to collect Jack from school, George offers to man the shop. Emma is proud of him for stepping up. George asks about the Grange Farm land sale and Emma says Martyn Gibson is going to look round tomorrow. George wonders if he can put Martyn off somehow, but Emma tells him to stay out of it.

Lynda can see Adil is under a lot of strain and suggests a couple of days away. Adil thinks that's impossible. Everyone seems to be on his case at the moment. Ravenous George calls into the Tea Room. Emma admits she's missing him and that he was right about how living separately would make things better between them all. Emma catches George up on her Grey Gables tickets and Rob's baptism. Helen comes in to say Susan and Neil have fallen off their tandem bike. Emma rushes out to them, leaving George and Helen awkwardly in each other's company. Later with Helen, Emma brings up Rob and George's involvement. She acknowledges things have been strained but she's always there if Helen needs her. Helen refuses to let Rob affect her and Emma thinks she sounds strong. When George delivers salad, Helen asks him to help in the dairy. While they work, Helen tells George her concern over raising boys and how that can lead to behaviour that might seem extreme from the outside. George gets it. Helen wants Jack and Henry to understand there's a right way to behave. She thinks George is starting to understand this too. George apologises for the misuse of his video-making skills. Emma helps Lynda with the seating plan for the Grey Gables Ball. Monty keeps hassling them, so Lynda takes him for a walk. Adil's then surprised to find Emma at Ambridge Hall as he departs for a short break. She gives him a hand with his heavy luggage. On her return, Lynda's pleased to hear from Emma that Adil has taken her advice.

Mia feels sorry for George as he packs for his move to The Green. George hates that everything has to be so complicated. Mia admits her own family arrangements took some getting used to, but she quite likes having two homes now. Later when helping Will she agrees to cut George some slack. She gives Will a photo frame, for his future adventures. Susan tries to buoy downcast Emma about Fallon taking the Tearoom management position that she'd hoped for herself. She'll get where she wants to be eventually. They chat about the Lark Rise reading on Friday, agreeing it will cheer Jim up, who loves the book. Emma's keen for Susan to do something to mark her sixtieth. Susan wants people not to believe she's sixty, and maybe do some things that challenge her. Between them they come up with the idea of six things at sixty. Emma confides she feels she's messed up with George. Her mum counsels all you can do with your children is try to keep them on track. When George moves out, he'll still be in the village, with his dad and Poppy to keep an eye on him. And George will be there for them too. Emma hopes so, for Will's sake. Later George promises Emma he'll look after his dad and Emma's declares she'll miss George. They hug. George worries everyone's concern over Will is down to him. Will reassures him. He shouldn't hang on to his recent bad behaviour. Will hopes this move is good for all of them.

Emma discovers Natasha never got the email she sent. Natasha suggests Emma joins her at The Bull where she's meeting Fallon to discuss Tearoom business. Later Fallon accepts the manager's position. Natasha wants the Tearoom to be completely organic, and Fallon wonders if she's considered the cost of this. Natasha's set on it nevertheless. She produces a contract for Fallon, but Fallon's not signing anything until they've hammered out the details around bonuses. Just as Fallon seeks assurance that Emma will retain her job, Emma appears. Natasha announces Emma has a job, and Emma is elated. Her bubble bursts when Natasha goes on to say that Fallon will be her boss, as manager. Devastated Emma excuses herself. Fallon goes after her and attempts to comfort her but Emma doesn't reveal why she's upset. Stella checks with Pip that their drink with Ruth and David is definitely still happening. They're both nervous about it but try to convince themselves that it will be fine. In the Bull, the conversation is stilted and Pip urges her parents to stop being so weird and formal. Ruth explains they're only acting strange because the situation feels strange. At the bar Pip points out to Stella that Ruth could be feeling this way because it's like Pip has stolen her friend. Later, Stella forces Ruth to talk and they iron out why it feels uncomfortable. Their friendship is now different, particularly when it comes to Pip. Stella's hopeful they'll be fine in a few weeks. They just need to set some boundaries.

Freddie's glum after another job rejection comes through. Elizabeth says they're recruiting at Grey Gables, and he could always have work at Lower Loxley but Freddie's not keen on either. He can't really see himself back at Grey Gables. Elizabeth looks at his CV. Later, Elizabeth admits to Vince that Freddie's CV is all over the place. Vince remarks it's a true reflection of Freddie who doesn't know what he wants. He suggests offering a job to Freddie again. Elizabeth is grateful to Vince for giving her son a second chance. Freddie snaps up Vince's offer of a job. Vince warns him that he will have to experience all aspects of an abattoir. It's hard graft and it isn't for everyone. Freddie assures Vince and Elizabeth that he's up for it and thanks Vince profusely. Vince thinks Freddie will be a good worker and Freddie promises not to muck it up. Emma's touched that George has waited for her to finish work so they can walk home together, but then realises it's cupboard love. Emma chides George for not starting his packing yet. She doesn't want him to leave it all to Will who also has Poppy to think about. Emma tells George about what's planned for the Tearoom. He doesn't think Fallon turning down the manager job will impact Tom and Natasha, they'll just find someone else. He encourages his mum to apply for the job. Emma's worried what Fallon would think but George thinks she'd understand. With George's positivity, Emma is emboldened to apply.