Podcast appearances and mentions of todd alexander

In this episode, Mark Baratto sits down with Chef Todd Alexander, a culinary expert with over 40 years in the hospitality industry. From his beginnings as a pastry chef and sous chef to launching his own successful personal chef business 15 years ago, Chef Todd shares the passion and dedication behind his craft. Discover how his love for fine food, gardening, and travel shapes his bespoke in-home dining services, private event catering, and culinary shows. We also explore his exciting plans for expanding his reach and making a mark on the vibrant Key West food scene. More on Chef Todd Alexander I'm Chef Todd Alexander, a seasoned culinary expert with over four decades in the hospitality industry. My journey began with roles as a pastry chef and sous chef, which allowed me to refine my skills and develop a deep passion for creating exceptional dining experiences. Fifteen years ago, I took a significant step by launching my own personal chef business, where I now offer bespoke in-home dining services, cater private events, and host engaging culinary shows. My approach to cooking is fueled by my love for fine food, gardening, and travel. I seamlessly blend these passions into my work, crafting personalized and memorable experiences for my clients. My goal is to elevate every meal and event with a touch of sophistication and a personal flair, ensuring that each experience is truly unforgettable. For more on Chef Todd Alexander, visit his website: Chef Todd Alexander. Follow him on Facebook and YouTube.

Hey everyone, welcome back to a BONUS episode of Beats Vines & Life! Today, I sit in with Sam Coturri & Brian Casey of The Winemakers Pod as we have an extraordinary guest join us—Todd Alexander, a trailblazing winemaker who decided to shake things up by exploring the Pacific Northwest Todd shares personal stories about his passion for wine, the changing landscapes of downtown Walla Walla, and his thoughts on the future of the wine industry. Whether you're a wine enthusiast, a lover of travel stories, or someone who enjoys hearing about life's unique journeys, this episode has something for everyone. Stay tuned as Sam, Brian and I chat with Todd Alexander on this captivating episode of Beats Vines & Life!A Massive THANK YOU to THE WINEMAKERS POD!!!This episode's wines: Some Winery Sixteen/600 Shit!To learn more about Holocene Wines, click the link! Follow Holocene Wines on IG!To learn more about Force Majeure Vineyards, click the link!Follow Force Majeure on IG!To learn more about Beatus Wine click the link!Follow Todd on IG!To learn more about Atelier Freewater click the link! Follow Atelier Freewater on IG!To learn more about Weathereye Vineyards click the link! Follow Weathereye on IG! To learn more about Cimento click the link! Follow Cimento on IG!____________________________________________________________Until next time, cheers to the mavericks, philosophers, deep thinkers, and wine drinkers! Subscribe and give Beats Vines and Life a five-star review on whichever platform you listen to.Follow MJ @blackwineguyFollow Beats Vines and Life @beatsvinesandlifeThank you to our sponsor, GrenacheFest. The Second Annual Grenache Festival in Walla Walla, Washington, will be held on November 8th, 2024.For more information, go to GrenacheFestFollow GrenacheFest on IG GrenacheFest Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Todd Alexander has started a new life in Washington. Former winemaker at Grace Family in Napa, he looked at NASA weather models through 2050 and noticed Napa and Sonoma were all in “the red”. He jumped at an opportunity to move north and is now the wine maker at Force Majeure and some other side projects that we discuss on the show. BeatsVinesAndLife Podcast host M.J. Towler joins us on the show, recorded in Walla Walla, and do his hilarious impression of Christophe Baron. [Ep321] @forcemajeurevineyards @beatsvinesandlife

On this episode of This Week in the Peace, Dub Craig sits down with Brad Sperling and Trevor Bolin of the North Peace Leisure Facility Replacement Steering Committee to talk about how you can get involved in the next steps towards replacing the North Peace Leisure Pool.Then, Jordan Prentice will be catching up with Fort St. John Huskies coach Todd Alexander and captain Kurtis Lee to reflect on the season and playoffs that just wrapped up and look ahead to next year.Join us for This Week in the Peace every Friday at 10am MST on 100.1 Moose FM and the Moose FM and Fort St. John Today social media pages. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On the first episode of This Week in the Peace, Dub Craig sits down with Mike Morris, the Prince George-Mackenzie MLA and Shadow Minister for Public Safety and Solicitor General. He was at the Town Hall on Crime that MLA Dan Davies hosted last night at the Lido, so we'll dig into what he heard and what he's going to be pressuring the government to work on in terms of public safety in the coming legislative session.Then, Jordan Prentice will catch up with Fort St. John Huskies head coach Todd Alexander. The Huskies wrapped up the regular season last weekend in first place in the North West Junior Hockey League. We'll chat about the season, and how things are looking heading into playoffs.Tune in to This Week in the Peace, every Friday morning at 10 on Moose FM, or watch the video live on the Moose FM Facebook page. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Greg spoke with Maui resident Todd Alexander about the devastating wildfire that destroyed the town of Lahaina.

Greg spoke with Maui resident Todd Alexander about the devastating wildfire that destroyed the town of Lahaina.

Summer Studio visit with Todd Alexander exploring medium executions through TYE-DYE

On this episode, we sit down with Petty Officer First Class E6 LS1(SW/EXW) Todd Alexander. Thank you to all of the past and present veterans for making the ultimate sacrifice so we can enjoy the freedom we experience daily. WE SALUTE YOU! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mindofthealpha/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mindofthealpha/support

MJ's guest today is one of a select few 100-point winemakers in Washington State and winemaker with Force Majeure, Holocene, Weathereye Vineyards, PASXA, and The Walls: Todd Alexander. Previously, Todd was the Winemaker for acclaimed “cult” winery Bryant Family Vineyard in Napa Valley. He began his career in the Napa Valley at esteemed wineries including Cade and PlumpJack. Todd holds a winemaking certificate from UC Davis and has worked with some of the best and brightest in the wine industry, including vineyard manager David Abreu and winemaking consultant Michel Rolland. He has a passion for single vineyard and terroir-driven wines.In this week's episode, hear Todd and MJ discuss Todd's family history in the restaurant and agriculture industries, how Todd's brother got him hooked on wine, and Todd's journey to wine-making in Washington.A huge thank you to Todd Alexander!Follow Todd's IG @metoddCheck out Force Majeure on IG @forcemajeurevineyards and at https://forcemajeurevineyards.com/wp/ Check out Weathereye on IG @weathereye_vineyards and at https://www.weathereyevineyard.com/ Check out PASXA Wines on IG @pasxawines and at https://pasxawines.com/Check out The Walls on IG @thewallsvineyards and at https://www.thewallswines.com/ This episode's in studio wine: 2013 La Petite Chapelle HERMITAGE PAUL JABOULET AÎNÉ_____________________________________________________________Until next time, cheers to the mavericks, philosophers, deep thinkers, and wine drinkers! Don't forget to subscribe and be sure to give The Black Wine Guy Experience a five-star review on whichever platform you listen to.For insider info from MJ and exclusive content from the show sign up at Blackwineguy.comFollow MJ @blackwineguy Thank you to our sponsor: Thank you to our sponsor: Taub Family Selections. Taub Family Selections is a dynamic fourth generation, family-owned wine import company with a truly enviable portfolio of fine wines from 11 countries. They are proud to represent an exceptional portfolio of high quality, terroir centric and historic producers from around the world. Learn more at www.taubfamilyselections.comThank you to our sponsor: Independence Wine and Spirits - or IWS. IWS is owned by the Taub family, who have re-entered the NY wholesale market, bringing the family back to its roots in distribution where they held court from 1951 – 2004. To learn more about IWS go to: https://independencewine.comThank you to our sponsor: Looking to special order that bottle you had on vacation? Need to find a bourbon your boss has never tried? How about wrapped bottle gifts for teachers, coaches or your salesforce? Grapes The Wine Company can provide all this and more! Zoom tastings, winemaker dinners, wine driven charity events, cellar consultations, stellar suggestions… they do it all. To learn more about GTWC go to: https://www.grapesthewineco.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to the C-Suite for Christ Podcast, where we talk about living as a disciple of Christ in the world of work. Today in Episode 10 Paul interviews Todd Alexander, a VP of Content Strategy and wonderful member of our organization! Buckle up, this is a great conversation. Enjoy! Learn more at https://csuiteforchrist.com Learn more about Todd by connecting with him on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/toddnalexander/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/c-suite-for-christ/message

Sponsored by Wright/Dolbow Insurance, The Makery Company, and Ohio Means Jobs of Licking County. The Licking County Chamber of Commerce is a business organization that supports our member businesses and advances the economic wellbeing of the Licking County Community. Website: www.lickingcountychamber.com

Kitchens and bathrooms are the heart of our homes. We spend so much time in them, that it is important to find the right materials that are functional, facilitate the workflow process, and contribute to a healthy lifestyle. From beer faucets to their clean home product series, Kraus does just that, with their innovative sinks and faucets that are high quality, functional, and affordable. In this podcast episode, Mike Holmes speaks with special guests Todd Alexander and Michael Rodriguez from Kraus USA as they discuss the future of sinks and faucets and how design can help improve not only efficiency but also our health. They also talk about the importance of good kitchen and bathroom design, and how to plan it right and build it right —you'll leave this episode thinking about your next kitchen and bathroom remodel. Listen to the full episode to learn more about new innovations in kitchen sinks and fixtures, and picking the right materials for your home.

Ariella Rukhlin interviews her fifth guests, Todd Alexander and Alex Kaplan as a first part of the newest CAREER SERIES! We discuss Todd's and Alex's business careers; Todd works in product development and Alex in sales and marketing. As well as the different ways they got to working in business. Todd has a shaky background and got bad grades in high school, while Alex was an extraordinary A+ student. Listen in to get insight on the different ways to get into business, or more generally, find the career you love. WEBSITE: chitchatworld.org

Kitchens and bathrooms are the heart of our homes. We spend so much time in them, that it is important to find the right materials that are functional, facilitate the workflow process, and contribute to a healthy home. From beer faucets to anti-bacterial sinks, Kraus does just that, with their innovative sinks and faucets that are high quality, functional, and affordable. In this podcast episode, Mike Holmes speaks with special guests Todd Alexander and Michael Rodriguez from Kraus USA as they discuss the future of sinks and faucets and how design can help improve not only efficiency but also our health. They also talk about the importance of good kitchen and bathroom design, and how to plan it right and build it right —you’ll leave this episode thinking about your next kitchen and bathroom remodel. For more episodic behind-the-scenes content, notes, and to watch the full episode, head to MakeItRight.ca.

The night before he died, Jesus chose to spend the evening with his closest friends. He broke bread with them, and gave them a special insight into what that unleavened bread meant to them and to the entire world of mankind. Like the bread that materialized in the night-time, Jesus provides nourishment. Like the matsos eaten by the apostles at the annual Passover celebration, the bread was broken. This symbolized that Jesus' body was shed on their behalf.In this podcast Todd Alexander shares his understanding of the last supper and its bittersweet qualities. What Jesus was thinking, and the important lessons of humility and service he wished to teach his disciples that night.This episode emphasizes the element of "communion" or common participation -- the special fellowship of the spirit which all true followers of Jesus share.

Better Reading's Cheryl Akle and Jane Tara discuss their favourite new releases, book news... and dinner with Linwood Barclay.Books mentioned:Find You First by Linwood BarclayLight Seekers by Femi KayodeThe Funny Thing About Normal Foreman by Julietta HendersonThe One Hundred Years of Lenni and Margot by Marianne CroninGirl A by Abigail DeanThe Silent Listener by Lyn YeowartThe Shadow Man by Helen Fields You’ve Got to Be Kidding by Todd Alexander See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Real estate agent Todd Alexander of the Corcoran Group gets into the nitty-gritty of what's happening now in the New York City real estate market.

Todd Alexander tastes two Portuguese reds, both under $10 a bottle at Trader Joe's, and invites you to try them.

Todd Alexander takes you through the basics of food and wine pairing!

Todd Alexander covers the basics of why you buy the wine you do!

Todd Alexander, the author of eleven books, joins Cheryl Akle on this week’s podcast to talk about leaving the city to run a boutique accommodation business and vineyard in the Hunter Valley, and his new book Thirty Thousand Bottles of Wine and a Pig Called Helga. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

New Leadership for Wayne County Schools Todd Alexander (Twitter, LinkedIn) is the current superintendent of Wayne County Schools in West Virginia. He was a classroom teacher and administrator with Cabell County Schools for twenty plus years before making the move to Wayne County. Todd was instrumental in the introduction of the Handle With Care program in Read More

The guys listen to Matt Stepp’s conversations with new Waxahachie coach Todd Alexander and Denton Guyer coach John Walsh, offer a way-too-early look at 2A Division II’s Regions I and II, and discuss which UIL championship event is the most fun to attend (besides football, of course).

Whether we think about it or not, we all leave a legacy behind us as a result of our life and experience.  Sometimes that legacy can be rich with wisdom, accomplishment and example, and other times our legacy can be a sad tale of unfulfilled potential, broken dreams and a trail of “if only” and “why didn’t I?”  The thing is, we choose much of what our legacy will look like!  What if you thought about your legacy in the context of leaving something behind of great value to your grandkids?  Aside from material things to give them physical comfort in life, what would you want them to learn?  What would you want them to know so that their lives could blossom with fulfilled potential and with true contentment?  Even if you don’t have grandchildren, let’s suppose that you do and are writing them a letter with words of wisdom…what will you say?  For example, Elijah in the Old Testament left us an amazing example. Most likely, one of the primary things we would focus on would be to attempt to transfer the wisdom we have attained through years of experience to the exuberance of youth they are now uncovering.  It would be so cool to be able to package such wisdom up into a box of gummy bears so our grandkids would gladly ingest it as another treat from grandma or grandpa, but you and I both know that’s just not going to happen.  For us the delivery of wisdom to young minds and hearts will take a much more clear and concerted effort on our part.  We would need to not only have a clear picture of what we want to impart, we would need to think through how to impart it (gummy bears notwithstanding) and how to deliver such important gems in a way that will be attractive and understandable.  We might even want to add a bit mystery.  After all, we are dealing with kids, and curiosity is a great tool! Let me suggest that we begin with an age old truth, an age old equation that has over the last few generations begun to lose its footing.  This simple addition exercise is:  The honoring of God + the honoring of your parents = a beautiful character.  The wisdom here is fundamental in its placement and staggering in its results.  If we teach our grandkids that God is the center of their world and they are not, it provokes a dramatic pause.  If we teach our grandkids that honoring their parents is their best path to get to God, it provokes an understandable process. If we teach our grandkids that these two things added together will promote a healthy and contented life, it can once - it takes hold - provoke motivation. Check out our January 2nd 2018 podcast, “What Would You Want Your Grandchildren to Know?” and join us as we, with the help of our special guest Todd Alexander, walk through this whole process of imparting wisdom to future generations.  This podcast is sure to waken some of the biggest and best ideas you already own regarding creating a legacy of wisdom and power for those you care about!

We all would like to think that we are special in some way before God. We want to be sure of His love for us and His guiding hand in our lives. For most of us, being special translates into a feeling – an emotional response that produces a sense of security. But is that all there is to being special? For the Christian at least there is much more to it. We know that everyone is not called to follow Jesus and we also know that according to the Bible, God does specifically call some to follow. How does this work? How does God get your attention and touch your heart and mind? What makes us want to respond to God and what might make us shy away from responding to Him? Is it easy to recognize when God is seeking us out and trying to touch our heart? I would love to be able to enthusiastically say, yes, it is easy to recognize! When God wants your attention the message will come with power, persistence and persuasiveness! While this can be the case, most often it is not, for God’s ways of drawing us to Him in this age are filled with subtlety and searching. In this podcast our guest Todd Alexander laid out for us a pretty distinct process of how God finds us and draws us to Him. It turns out this process has five steps. You'd think the first step in God drawing us to Him would have everything to do with some kind of emotional awakening. You'd think it would be one of those epiphany moments in our lives when the stars align, our emotions are high and our hearts are primed and open. You’d think. Actually, the first step in God drawing us to Him is simply being able to perceive truth. This means coming to a knowledge of God, His sovereignty, His handiwork and His attributes. Simple. You might think – but where are the bells and whistles? Where is the dramatic unveiling? The fact is, God does not use emotion to initially draw us to Him, because he knows emotions come go and change at the whim of our perceptions. God draws us based upon things that are unchangeable. He draws us based upon the rock solid truth of His very existence! Look at the miracle of human life, the weather cycles that sustain all living things, the incomprehensible vastness of the universe or the delicate balance of flowers, bees and pollination. God begins to draw us based on the very essence of life as He created it! To perceive truth is just an introduction as it only whets one's appetite for understanding. Perception and understanding of truth are the first two steps in this five-step process. The bottom line here is that God knows how to draw us to Him in such a way as to afford us an opportunity to genuinely respond. Listen to this podcast to hear just how this works. You never know, God may be seeking you out!

In this episode John talks with Todd Alexander of Force Majeure Vineyard about what it's like to make a Napa Cult Cabernet, the pressure of scores, and moving to Washington to take on a new project with a ton of potential.