Podcasts about tootsies

We had the absolute pleasure of hanging out with the one and only "Your Friendly Next-door Redneck," Krystal King!  From 90's country to folk, blues, rock, and soul, Krystal's music is a perfect blend of all the sounds you love. Her journey from a young girl mesmerized by Alan Jackson to becoming a respected, talented singer-songwriter is nothing short of inspiring!  Krystal has shared the stage and songwriting rounds with some of the biggest names in the industry. You may even catch her performing at iconic spots like the Bluebird Café, The Listening Room, or Tootsies!  But that's not all—when she's not performing, Krystal spends her weekends spinning tunes at Sirius XM's Radio Margaritaville, The Jimmy Buffett Channel!  And here's the BIG news... On March 27th, Krystal is hosting a VIP record release party at The 5 Spot in Nashville, and guess what? She's invited YOU, the fans, to join in on the fun!  Get all the deets and find out where Krystal's playing next at www.krystalkingmusic.com  Don't miss out—share and spread the word!  #KrystalKing #Music #Artist #SingerSongwriter #Podcast #JimmyBuffett #RadioMargaritaville #SiriusXM #NashvilleMusic #BluebirdCafe #The5Spot #Tootsies #MusicLovers #LiveMusic @Best.Nashville_

Send us a textThis young artist started out on a dare from her dad and it has bloomed into singing. From sharing a stage with JellyRoll to playing the 64 B-Day Bash for Tootsies on Broadway!!  yall keep an eye on her!!www.josiesal.comSupport the showThe David Bradley ShowHost: David Bradleyhttps://www.facebook.com/100087472238854https://youtube.com/@thedavidbradleyshowwww.thedavidbradleyshow.com Like to be a guestContact Usjulie@thedavidbradleyshow.comRecorded at Bradley StudiosProduced by: Caitlin BackesProud Member of CMASPONSERSBottled Water and Sweet Tea provided by PURITY DairyABlaze Entertainment

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The Raiders legend Jarrod Croker is in the house with all the important Trots tips and his recap of the Everest. DING! 00:00 Had a winner at the Everest 01:00 Took a while to get a drink 02:00 Need a good Espresso Martini 03:00 Tootsies tips 04:30 Getting caught by the coppers 06:30 Has Ricky Stuart worked with Todd Carney at all Listen to The Run Home with Joel and Fletch live every weekday: 3pm AEDT on SEN 1170 AM Sydney 2pm AEDT on SEN 693 AM Brisbane   Subscribe to The Run Home YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/@JoelandFletchSEN   Follow us on Social Media! TikTok:         https://www.tiktok.com/@joelfletchsen Instagram:     https://www.instagram.com/joelfletchsen X:             https://x.com/joelfletchsen Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What happens when misinformation and journalistic integrity collide? In this episode of "Try That in a Small Town," we open with a sincere apology, clarifying false claims about Tootsies' policies and reflecting on the importance of verifying our sources. We also find it crucial to issue an apology to Steve Smith, the owner of Tootsies, and learn from our missteps. As we pivot, we tease an exciting story about Emma Holmes and her previous voting "adventure" from the recent bonus episode.Kurt put up an Instagram Story before we recorded this episode and requested any and all questions you may have for us. You did not disappoint!For SciFi aficionados, brace yourselves for an unexpected collector's surprise with an unforgettable gift, adding to a treasure trove of someone's cherished memorabilia. Alongside our love for collectibles, we discuss the origins of our podcast, ponder the impact of political views on family ties, and debate sports rivalries. We wrap up with a heartfelt shoutout to our amazing fans, thanking everyone for the love and support on social media. Join us for an episode that's rich with stories, laughter, and poignant reflections.Follow/Rate/Share at www.trythatinasmalltown.com -Browse the merch: https://trythatinasmalltown.com/collections/all -For advertising inquiries, email info@trythatinasmalltown.comThe Try That In A Small Town Podcast is produced by Jim McCarthy and www.ItsYourShow.co

With a diverse musical upbringing spanning country, rock, pop, red dirt, blues, and 90s rock, Danny Spiro showcases his unique take on country music through high-octane performances that captivate audiences with infectious enthusiasm, igniting the crowd. With his slightly rough-around-the-edges yet charismatic southern charm, this blue-collar musician is one you can't help but root for.​ Hailing from humble roots in Mobile, Alabama, and with aspirations to one day grace the legendary Grand Ole Opry stage, Danny made the bold move to Nashville, TN, to carve out his path to success. A defining moment at the age of 14 was witnessing an electrifying performance by a local band that had achieved success: 3 Doors Down. Feeling the pulsating energy of the venue and witnessing the intense engagement of the crowd left a lasting impression, igniting Danny's desire to evoke similar emotions in others.​ Teaming up with acclaimed drummer and producer Grady Saxman, whose credits include Luke Combs, Dustin Lynch, Trey Lewis, Muscadine Bloodline, Kassi Ashton, and Uncle Kracker, Danny is poised to make waves with his upcoming music.​ From intimate songwriter rounds where Danny showcases his storytelling prowess to being a sought-after performer on Nashville's famed Broadway strip, he dazzles audiences at renowned establishments such as Blake Shelton's Ole Red, Miranda Lambert's Casa Rosa, Tootsies, Big Machine, Bus Call Showcase - Tin Roof Midtown, FGL House, Johnny Cash, Alan Jackson's, Kid Rock's, and Jason Aldean's. And this is just the beginning.​ Excited to listen to Danny Spiro's music? Keep an ear out for his highly anticipated EP, slated for release later in 2025. In the meantime, check out his single "Her Favorite Color," available on all major streaming platforms. #dannyspiro #countrysinger #musician #songwriter #herfavoritecolor #livewithcdp #talkshow #radio #WQEE #chrispomay barrycullenchevrolet #sponsorship Want to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/54200596...

In this episode, Kurt, Tully, Kelly and Neil talk about current events like introducing the song on the new Jason Aldean tour, Jason and the band attending the RNC, "threat to democracy", erasing the assassination attempt, the Opening Ceremonies of the Olympics, and....Neil being awesome at snow skiing!Did you ever imagine how a single speech could push a concert into the wee hours of the night? Kurt and Tully recount the unexpected twists and turns of performing at the RNC, including delayed start times and impromptu setlist changes. You'll hear about Jason's initial hesitance to speak before performing "Try That in a Small Town," and how roaring audience reactions flipped his script. Some highlights:4:40 - 19 years since Hicktown5:30 - Being at the RNC8:50 - Is it KamaLA...KAmala?9:40 - She was voted the most extreme....12:00 - Do you think they care about what she stands for?16:00 - Kelly forgets Tully's name!19:50 - if she gets in, they'll be citizens....pray, vote, live your life20:50 - Reflecting on being shot at22:30 - Moving on from Vegas 33:00 - Why can't it be, just light the torch?39:45 - Whoopie G's Olympic comments versus w/TTIAST song came out41:25 - Tootsies owner not letting airport singer sing the song57:30 - Tully on JD Vance58:40 - The "Weird" thing59:45 - Are we worried?Follow/Rate/Share at www.trythatinasmalltown.com -Browse the merch: https://trythatinasmalltown.com/collections/all -For advertising inquiries, email info@trythatinasmalltown.com

107 - Wes Lunsford (the Young Fables) In this episode “Have Guitar Will Travel”, presented by Vintage Guitar Magazine, host James Patrick Regan speaks with Wes Lunsford from the Young Fables. In their conversation they discuss playing left handed… upside down (like Dick Dale) Growing up in rural Tennessee up and Wes's parents passion for music. They discuss Wes's early bands and performing in China. They discuss how he met his musical partner, Laurel Wright. They discuss traveling and recording on the road and his touring rig. They also discuss his Gretsch guitars and his relationship with Gretsch. They discuss amps and the relationship between sound people and tube amps. They also discuss Wes's side projects: church projects, scoring projects and more. They also discuss playing Tootsies at the airport in Nashville. . You find out more about Wes and the Young Fables at their website: theyoungfables.com . Please subscribe, like, comment, share and review this podcast! . #VintageGuitarmagazine #theYoungFables #WesLunsford #LaurelWright #VintageGuitar #guitar #Guitar #GretschGuitars #Gretsch #acousticguitar #theDeadlies #guitarfinds #haveguitarwilltravelpodcast #guitarcollector #Travelwithguitars #haveguitarwilltravel #hgwt #HGWT Please like, comment, and share this podcast! Download Link

12 Days of Draftmas Advent Calendar- our special guest today is Paul Finebaum (SEC Network/ESPN). Paul joins us to discuss DeBoer's transition at Bama and the future of conferences, College Football Playoffs and the transfer portal. Angie Mentink (ROOT Sports) joins us for her weekly visit and we get to chat about back-to-back Mariners wins! Tootsies… a dilemma.

The Florida Gators promoted Russ Callaway to be co-offensive coordinator alongside Rob Sale. What changes will happen for the Florida Gators offense and could this change improve the Gators changes this upcoming season. Furthermore, the Gators baseball team went 5-0 on the week moving to 5-1 on the season, while the basketball team went 1-1.  Stadium and Gale is the premier podcast for all things Florida Gators and University of Florida athletics! Same Corner, Same Time!

Merry Christmas! What an amazing time we have had working our way towards Christmas together. I love sharing these special episodes on the “A Cup of Gratitude” podcast. This last week, we will see what Jesus' name and title have to tell us about who came to save the world. I share with you things you have not heard before and, the power and purpose of names in the Bible and how they tell an extremely important part of the story. We started on week one, looking at how and when you were created with purpose, followed by week two, where we inspected the soil of the heart and the necessary gardening we must do to have good soil. Then, last week, we were challenged to consider who could be fed by the edges of our harvest fields. Finally, this week, I reveal some powerful truths about the deity and the mercy of the great, all-encompassing love of Jesus Christ. You won't want to miss this final encouragement for Christmas. Be sure to listen, and I know you will have an all-new appreciation for the birth of our Saviour, Jesus Christ. This week, I feature another beautiful song by Laurel Taylor. So let's listen and consider the miracle of Jesus coming to Us all!  This week, we have special music by Laurel Taylor, an artist, producer, and singer/songwriter in Nashville, Tennessee. Originally from Alabama, she moved to Music City twelve years ago, right after turning eighteen. Her voice and sound speak to every crowd, from the American Idol stage to Tootsies on Broadway to the local church leading worship. Laurel carries an excellent stage presence and live show performance everywhere she goes. She has a raw country sound, a ministry mindset, and her own unique style. Laurel uses her life stories to speak to people through her music and intentionally writes for everyone who listens.WEBSITE: LAURELTAYLORMUSIC.COMINSTAGRAM: @LAURELTAYLOROFFICIALFACEBOOK: LAUREL TAYLORMUSIC: AVAILABLE ON ALL STREAMING PLATFORMSwww.acupofgratitude.org

Welcome to week three of the Christmas Break Special Episodes. This week's question is: Who is being fed by the harvest of your life? Think about it: if you're producing a great harvest and have a fruitful life for the kingdom, if you share the truths you have received from the gospel, can others take from what you produce and be fed? I write books, have a podcast, speak on stage, and share my harvest anywhere I can. When a seed produces a harvest in good soil, it isn't just for the life where the harvest grows; even the very edges of what you produce can feed others - God's ways amaze me! So today, I am challenging you to look for the places where you are leaving some room for people who are hurting and hungry to GLEAN - “And when you reap the harvest of your land, you shall not reap your field right up to its edge, nor shall you gather the gleanings after your harvest. You shall leave them for the poor and the sojourner, I am the LORD your God.” Leviticus 23:22. Who are the poor and the foreigners near you? Who are the sojourners around your field? This week, we have special music by Laurel Taylor, an artist, producer, and singer/songwriter in Nashville, Tennessee. Originally from Alabama, she moved to Music City twelve years ago, right after turning eighteen. Her voice and sound speak to every crowd, from the American Idol stage to Tootsies on Broadway to the local church leading worship. Laurel carries an excellent stage presence and live show performance everywhere she goes. She has a raw country sound, a ministry mindset, and her own unique style. Laurel uses her life stories to speak to people through her music and intentionally writes for everyone who listens.WEBSITE: LAURELTAYLORMUSIC.COMINSTAGRAM: @LAURELTAYLOROFFICIALFACEBOOK: LAUREL TAYLORMUSIC: AVAILABLE ON ALL STREAMING PLATFORMSwww.acupofgratitude.org

This week we've a wee catch up post F1 in Vegas and post Scotland match! Chatting cold tootsies, shananigans in Vegas, Compstons upcoming 40th and so much more.Make sure you subscribe and leave a 5 star review! If you'd like to share the times you've been a resourceful rascal, or want to get in touch, send an email to Hello@RestlessNativesPodcast.comPlease review Global's Privacy Policy: https://global.com/legal/privacy-policy

Foot fetishes A cracking yarn from a welsh bloke who blew out doing a favour for a mate Night at the pub gone pear-shaped whilst sober See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Payton's dad is on the phone! Hooray! Why was his shoes off on the plane tho?

Will Krilk make it out of this fight alive?Website: https://rss.com/podcasts/thecursedcaravan/Gmail: thecursedcaravan@gmail.comInstagram: TheCursedCaravanPodcastTwitter: TheCursedCaravanPodcast@CursedCaravanMichael Ghelfi Studios, The World Reference for Tabletop RPG Audio: https://michaelghelfi.comMichael Ghelfi Studios Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/MichaelGhelfiMichael Ghelfi Studios YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/MichaelGhelfiThe Cursed Caravan uses trademarks and/or copyrights owned by Paizo Inc., used under Paizo's Community Use Policy (paizo.com/communityuse). We are expressly prohibited from charging you to use or access this content. The Cursed Caravan is not published, endorsed, or specifically approved by Paizo. For more information about Paizo Inc. and Paizo products, visit paizo.com.

Locals familiar with the Harford County music scene might remember seeing Piper Bateman perform at different establishments around town.  Before she was even old enough to order a drink in such places , Piper could be seen on stage doing what she loves -entertaining with her music.  Now in Nashville, this Fallston native is living her dream, writing music for herself and others and performing at Tootsies, near the legendary Ryman Auditorium on the city's famed “Honky Tonk Highway.”  An artist to the core, Piper, nevertheless, pursues her ambition with a wisdom that belies her youth.  This is Piper Bateman's story and we're excited to share it on episode #99 of Mainstreet. In February, look for new music from Piper's latest project, July Moon julymoonofficial.comFollow Piper on Instagram: @piperbatemanAnd Facebook: July Moon featuring Piper BatemanPlease support our sponsorshttps://www.belairaupair.com/https://myeternalpawprints.com/Support the showFacebook: @USAMainstreetWebsite: themainstreetpodcast.comEmail: info@themainstreetpodcast.comPlease support The Mainstreet PodcastBuy Me A Coffee:Buy Me a Coffee Mainstreet Patreon: patreon.com/mainstreetpodcast

Today we have a Florida native and Doctor by trade Donny Van Slee on the show. You can find him at Tootsies and all over Nashville. Enjoy the show! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bootsandwhiskey/support

Join us while we uncover while we gotta tuck our tootsies! Are movies to blame? Is it actually happening? Could people be experiencing good ol' fashioned sleep paralysis? Link 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WmxeC7_uomw (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WmxeC7_uomw) Link 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRAQW8oPMzM (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRAQW8oPMzM) Join our Facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/449439969638764 (https://www.facebook.com/groups/449439969638764) https://www.patreon.com/truecreeps (https://www.patreon.com/truecreeps) https://theweirdemporium.net/pages/true-creeps-podcast-merch (https://theweirdemporium.net/pages/true-creeps-podcast-merch) www.truecreeps.com Have an episode idea or a question about a case? Submit them here: https://www.truecreeps.com/ideasandquestions (https://www.truecreeps.com/ideasandquestions) Twitter @truecreeps Instagram @truecreepspod Facebook.com/truecreepspod Email us at truecreepspod@gmail.com Sources: https://smartsleepingtips.com/dream-meaning-of-blanket-being-pulled-off-is-it-sleep-paralysis/ (Dream Interpretation) https://www.truecreeps.com/episodes/episode/384f20d4/ghosts (Ghosts Episode) https://www.dreamsopedia.com/dream-about-being-dragged-from-bed.html (Dream about being dragged from bed (Fortunate Interpretation) - Dreams`opedia) https://www.verywellhealth.com/symptoms-of-sleep-paralysis-3014781 (Sleep Paralysis Symptoms) http://folklore.usc.edu/the-devil-will-pull-you-under-the-bed-by-your-feet/ (The Devil will pull you under the bed by your feet | USC Digital Folklore Archives) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podsights - https://podsights.com/privacy Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Joe Gorman and Andrew Youngblood join Luis J. Gomez and Zac Amico discuss Luis getting a ticket on his rental and not wanting to fight it, calcified breast implants, Luis and Andrew randomly running into each other in Las Vegas, Non-Binary News With Natalie - Virgin Atlantic allowing female flight attendants to wear pants and male flight attendants to wear dresses, which fast food restaurant has the best chicken sandwich, Toight or Noight - Rachel Dolezal OnlyFans, weird sounds through the PA system on American Airlines flight, warnings of fentanyl in children's candy, the best candy bar, the Hocus Pocus house on Airbnb, scary movies that would be ok for Baby James to watch, the husband who was awarded a book of his wife's nude pictures in their divorce and so much more!(Air Date: September 28th, 2022)Support our sponsors!YoDelta.com - Use promo code: GaS to get 25% off!Submit your artwork via postal mail to:GaS Digital Networkc/o Real Ass Podcast151 1st Ave, #311New York, NY 10003Email your Ellismania videos to EllisSkank22@gmail.com and copy LegionOfSkanks@gmail.com!Submit to be Luis' sparring partner by sending a video and your information to RealAssOfficial@gmail.com!Real Ass Podcast merchandise is available at https://podcastmerch.com/collections/real-ass-podcastYou can watch Real Ass Podcast LIVE for FREE every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 11am ET at GaSDigitalNetwork.com/LIVEOnce you're there you can sign up at GaSDigitalNetwork.com with promo code: RAP for a 7-day FREE trial with access to every Real Ass Podcast show ever recorded! On top of that you'll also have the same access to ALL the shows that GaS Digital Network has to offer!Follow the whole show on social media!Joe GormanTwitter: https://twitter.com/joewgormanInstagram: https://instagram.com/joewgormanAndrew YoungbloodTwitter: https://twitter.com/noyoungbloodInstagram: https://instagram.com/noyoungbloodLuis J. GomezTwitter: https://twitter.com/luisjgomezInstagram: https://instagram.com/gomezcomedyYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/LuisJGomezComedyTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/prrattlesnakeWebsite: https://www.luisofskanks.comZac AmicoInstagram: https://instagram.com/zacisnotfunnySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Nerissa von Helpenstill is the Store Director of Tootsies in Dallas. Through her leadership, Tootsies doubled its business despite ups and downs and everything in between. 1:41 How Nerissa Started Her Career at Nordstrom3:00 Parallels Between Hospitality and Retail5:15 How to Create a Team Environment in Commissioned Retail Sales7:13 Managing People Who are Older and More Experienced Than You11:24 Biggest Shifts in the Fashion Retail Industry in the Last 10 Years14:51 Dealing with the Pandemic in Store17:49 How to Manage though Adversity21:17 Thinking About Fall Sales22:34 How to Think About Growing Your BusinessConnect with Nerissa: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nerissab/Video interview here.

This episode takes you to Broadway in Nashville.  We visit Miranda Lamberts Casa Rosa, Kid Rocks Bar, and, of course, Tootsie's!

Sean talks about life and the challenges that make life beautiful.

Sean talks about life and the challenges that make life beautiful.

Sean talks about life and the challenges that make life beautiful.

Foot fetishes A cracking yarn from a welsh bloke who blew out doing a favour for a mate Running from the coppers Night at the pub gone pear-shaped whilst sober See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We Are Back! If you're getting this on the RSS feed, I'm Glad You're Back, THANK YOU!I have a lot of fun content on the way, including short form, audio, video, standup, all of it.We're discussing live music, Nashville, the Nashville Comedy Fest, and why I've been gone so long.

Since the 1990s, the stories of Le Chatouilleur spread around the Belfast area. A mysterious grinning figure, a single white feather, and a whispered titter of "Tootsies and footsies," awakens its sleeping victims. Who is this strange being and why does it torment its victims?Content Warning: supernatural manifestations, strange figuresSupport  us at: https://www.patreon.com/malevolentmaineVisit our website at: https://malevolentmaine.weebly.comSupport the show

Margaret Haynie returns to her home in Nashville in time to perform acapella. We hear a quick chorus listen of her new single release, Home in This Town. Find her on Spotify and iTunes! Some men visiting from California learn firsthand how crazy Lower Broadway can get when a lady, her breath mints and a shaken beer cause her to throw her own self out of bar… all before the bouncer can. Speaking of bouncers, this Broadway Bouncer shares some highlights from his career at Tootsies and Broadway Brewhouse. Including celebrity run ins with Max Martini, Dolly Parton, Efren Ramirez, Eddie George and the late Titians Quarterback, Steve McNair. The Chicago tourist discusses a trip to Ole Smoky Moonshine Distillery and a taste of Peanut Butter Whiskey. We get his take on the best Nashville Hot Chicken. Is it Hattie B's, Princes or Assembly Food Hall's Liege Waffle Company? Also not everyone from Chicago is a Bears fan! Naked in Key West… this charming Sudan born new resident returns from Key West where what you wear is relative which the bar you're in. It's Backseat Voice and American Idol time as Nashville bartender David shares his favorite songs!

Mario Rinaldi is a form professional MMS fight. Almost 50 fights in the books, 1 loss. Mario has also been managing nightclubs in South FL, Austin TX and other. Mario has managed at the top level the likes of Tootsies, Ricks,, Rhino, and Monroes. Mario has learnt over the years to run the business like any other business in which is does. Sometimes 20 hours a day, the in's and out's good and bad of the life of a nightclub manager, and how he has been able to sustain this long in an industry in which 10 years is a rarity. ** We are now on Spotify with Video uncensored. https://spoti.fi/3x5H5Lc(The most recent videos are available on Spotify, older videos will be added daily) Unleash The Beast With Monster Energy: https://www.monsterenergy.com Experices better hydration today! https://www.liquid-iv.com/Use code MSCSMEDIA 15% off ➔ Stay Connected With MSCS MEDIA ► Subscribe: https://cutt.ly/GEDzbsu ► All MSCS MEDIA VIDEO INTERVIEWS: https://www.youtube.com/c/MscsMedia ► All Links to MSCS MEDIA: https://allmylinks.com/mscsmedia #nightlife #mms #monroes #tootsies #MscsMedia

Garth Brooks is hoping not to be rained out again with his next stadium show in Nashville. The video game industry shows signs of expansion for Tennessee. And would you know how to experience downtown Nashville for under $50? We'll give you our best recommendations to help you do so.Become a subscriber! Visit us at https://www.patreon.com/nashvilledailyTake a Tour With Us! Use code NASH for 20% off - https://www.xplrnash.com/toursTEXT US: 615-392-1358Today's Sponsors: Screened ThreadsUse the Code "NashvilleDaily" for 10% off online and in-storehttps://screenedthreads.com/Blessed Day Coffeehttps://www.blesseddaycoffee.com/Use Code "XPLR20" for 20% off at checkoutNash NewsGarth Brooks Is Giving Nissan Stadium Another Try https://www.newschannel5.com/news/garth-brooks-is-giving-nissan-stadium-another-tryVideo game company taps Nashville for expansionhttps://www.nashvillepost.com/business/technology/video-game-company-taps-nashville-for-expansion/article_71c05fe8-94c1-11ec-bc3b-1bc299a0b4da.htmlhttps://irongalaxystudios.com/gamesHow To Experience Downtown Nashville Under $50 Per Person Where to EatAssembly Food Hallhttps://www.assemblyfoodhall.com/Puckett's https://puckettsgro.com/nashville/our-menu/Cafe Intermezzo https://www.cafeintermezzo.com/location-nashville-tnPinewood Social https://www.pinewoodsocial.com/Free Music VenuesAcme Feed & Seed https://www.acmefeedandseed.com/Nudies https://www.nudieshonkytonk.com/Nashville Underground https://www.nashunderground.com/Tin Roof Broadway https://www.tinroofbroadway.com/Old Red Nashville https://olered.com/Rooftop BarsL27 https://www.l27nashville.com/The Bobby https://bobbyhotel.com/Tootsies https://tootsies.net/Daytime Activities Pedestrian Bridgehttps://nashvilledowntown.com/go/shelby-street-pedestrian-bridge Getting Coffee in some hotel lobbies The Fairlane Bobby Hotel The NoelleNashville Daily Artist of the Day Playlisthttps://open.spotify.com/playlist/51eNcUWPg7qtj8KECrbuwx?si=nEfxeOgmTv6rFUyhVUJY9AFollow us @ XPLR NASHWebsite -  https://nashvilledailypodcast.com/YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/xplrnashInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/xplr.nash/Twitter - https://twitter.com/xplr_nashNASHVILLE & XPLR MERCH - https://www.xplrnash.com/shopMedia and other inquiries please email hello@xplr.lifeArtists can submit songs to be featured here https://forms.gle/mtkxUCFds7g9e2466

Shooter & the Stache countdown to Nashville with 5 Questions for Greg Wolf (@3rdleggreg) about the Stadium Series and Watch Party at Amalie Arena (hear the full interview on youtube) they also welcome Adam Vosding (@TravelingFoodDude & @hollandthepup) and Thomas from Downtown Crawlers about the official Tampa Bay Lightning Bar Crawl in Nashville on Saturday (and maybe Friday too). The guys also reveal some plans for the WE THE THUNDER Nashville meet up at Tootsies. Support the Show: Use our promo code: THUNDER to get 15% off at www.lettydressing.com/collections/all THANK YOU FOR BEING THE THUNDER PLEASE TELL A FELLOW BOLT FAN ABOUT THIS PODCAST! We go LIVE on Facebook and YouTube EVERY Tuesday Night Subscribe and Follow for more Bolts animations, memes and random commentary: Get all our links: onemob.com/p/wethethunder or https://linktr.ee/wethethunder Youtube.com/c/shooterandthestache Facebook.com/wethethunderpod Twitter.com/shooteyshoots- ACCOUNT SUSPENDED!!! Instagram.com/shooteyshoots We've been named a TOP TEN Tampa Bay Lightning Podcast! https://blog.feedspot.com/tampa_bay_lightning_podcasts/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shooterandthestache/support

Join us for Episode 61 with our fabulous guest Chris Goins, the head of retail operations for the Museum of Fine Arts Houston. We first connected at her previous job as store director at Tootsies over our shared love of fashion & shopping, along with traveling & finding the best vintage and discounted luxury gems. Tune in as Chris shares her story and gives us the scoop on her favorite places to shop while traveling and what's on her wish list.

Today's guest is sub 2:20 marathon runner Tony Payne.  You'll hear about his highs, and how he learns from his lows.   AskJake:  Each week, we'll take one of your questions and Jake will answer it.  Today, it's all about FAST FINISHES

If you were to die in a public place, exactly what spot would you choose? What if you find out one of the main people writing questions is either Mike, Mike, or Brendan? The guys discuss these questions and more on this week's episode. New episodes drop every Wednesday via The Laugh Button FOLLOW THE SHOW www.heresthescenario.com www.instagram.com/HeresTheScenarioPod www.twitter.com/ScenarioPod www.patreon.com/ScenarioPod FOLLOW THE HOSTS Mike Feeney: @iammikefeeney Mike Cannon: @iammikecannon Brendan Sagalow: @BrendanSagalow For advertising opportunities email: advertise@thelaughbutton.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Survivor's ready? Go! This podcast is on! Drop your buffs and join our Survivor Superfans, Chelsea and Tim, as they outwit, outplay and outpodcast to become sole survivor. Join them at the final tribal council where they plead their case on all things survivor! - Black Rock Broadcasting A film and television podcast network for you, from us! - Twitter https://twitter.com/outpodcast_ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Outwit-Outplay-Outpodcast-104464538662906 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/outwitoutplayoutpodcast - Leave us a Review and Subscribe Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/outwit-outplay-outpodcast-a-survivor-podcast/id1586582699 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/0HfXSyLh3KByXTmT6Fughz Anchor - https://anchor.fm/outwitoutplayoutpodcast Breaker - https://anchor.fm/outwitoutplayoutpodcast Overcast - https://overcast.fm/+ziXnZDRfc Pocket Casts - https://pca.st/13bwco7r Radio Public - https://radiopublic.com/outwit-outplay-outpodcast-a-survi-G23B7n - Two Brothers One Pilot Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/two-brothers-one-pilot/id1531215703 - Spoiler Talk Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCE5kl5HzbwbbJKSacm6cmfA?fbclid=IwAR0G6i3J7uqXIl5oE26QAPcm-bsttXbmbGVj9gLFgOhtPjyUdR0E2bTgaVc Podcast https://spoilertalk.podbean.com - #twobrothersonepilot #blackrockbroadcasting #spoilertalk #survivor #outwitoutplayoutpodcast

Welcome to Nashville Drummers Podcast Episode 1! The first two episodes feature interviews from our co-hosts, Dan Ainspan and Nathan Sletner. Stay tuned as we sit down with Nashville's drummers, including players from music cities near and far. About Nathan: Born in Redding, CA, Nate moved to Nashville 5 years ago and has quickly made a name for himself. Often seen on the streets of Broadway, (first from cooking hot dogs!) Nate now performs in several rock bands for Broadway's most popular's venues including Tootsies and Kid Rocks. When not playing shifts downtown, Nate is on the road touring with Artists Thomas Gabriel and Dustin Kines. As a progressive drummer at heart, Nate is involved in a few up-and-coming acts including Crusade (Nashville) and Fly In Formation, who recently released their debut EP. Nate is a recent Meinl Artist and drumset educator at Music Lab Nashville. Follow Nathan on Social Media: Instagram YouTube Facebook TikTokAs Mentioned in the Episode: Music Lab NashvilleMeinl Artist PageAssociated Acts:  Thomas GabrielFly In FormationCrusadeMusic Featured in this Episode: Fly in Formation - Horses in Spring (Debut Single)Fly in Formation - Firebender------Connect with Nashville Drummers Podcast: InstagramFacebookWebsiteInterviewer: Dan AinspanRecorded August, 2021 in Nashville, TN

The Doc invites singer-songwriter and Kentucky native Grayson Jenkins on the show! The two discuss growing up in Kentucky, getting started late in music, going to Nashville and singing at Tootsies, releasing his first album, releasing his newest album and a little about corndogs. Listen now! Monologue (Van Hobos): 0:00:28 Birthday Suit 1: 15:28 Ripped from the Headlines: 20:56 Grayson Jenkins - Lowdown Lady: 36:42 Shoutouts: 40:58 Leftover Headlines: 43:10 Birthday Suit 2: 51:21 Grayson Jenkins Interview: 56:16 Grayson Jenkins - Mockingbird: 1:29:51 Birthday Suit 3: 1:40:36

from LOCAL 10 NEWS: Florida woman drops pants, licks man, dances naked in Waffle House parking lot Heather installed a stripper-pole in her living room. You can imagine what happens next. But you don't have to imagine, do you? That's what we're here for. The WPOE team discusses the origin story of Waffle House and Trump's ties to Cracker Barrel then embarks on a three-state tour of America's strip-clubs, landing, inevitably, in South Florida, where the Stripper Sushi Guild reigns supreme. Jess eulogizes the late King of Diamonds, a place where the forecast was always "rainy with a chance of meatballs;" Matt tells us about that one time at Tootsies, when he witnessed an eligible bachelor get neutered by a parade of high-altitude crotch-bombs; then Caleb serenades everyone with an acapella version of Major Lazer's "Pon De Floor." This is all bookended by Miami's premiere (strip) club mix-master, DJ Wasabi, the self-proclaimed Resident DJ of E11EVEN, where, apparently, Jess is applying for a job and Matt wants to have lunch. On a Tuesday. Bust out those imaginary strip-club compilation CD's because we're going on a field-trip, Florida!

Rylee Lum is a 14 year old singer/songwriter from Gilbertsville, NY. He has been performing since the age of 9, at local fairs and basically any event that he could set up and play his guitar and sing. Rylee formed his own band at the age of 11 " The Rylee Lum Band" performing shows all over New York state! Rylee has been blessed and widely accepted in the country music industry. Also, at the age of 11, he was inducted into the New York state country music hall of fame. He has opened shows for major recording artists such as, William Michael Morgan. Randy Houser, and even traveling to Arkansas to be an opening act for the Kentucky headhunters, at the Wolverton Mountain Music festival. Rylee makes at least 2 trips a year to Nashville to perform and meet people in the music business, in 2019 Rylee was invited to perform at Tootsies, Rippy's and Honky Tonk central on Broadway Nashville during CMA fest. Last June, Rylee Recorded his first Ep of all original songs in Nashville at Misstyx studio. This year Rylee is geared up to take another step in his musical journey, he has a new band, with some of the area's top musicians, and a bunch of traveling to different shows, in different states. Rylee hopes to someday be a Famous Nashville recording artist. You'll be listening to Rylee's song, Back To The Hard Times. Stream the rest of his music on Spotify, Amazon Music, iTunes, and more. Follow his musical journey on Facebook. Find his upcoming shows on his website. Be sure to like, subscribe and give the More Than Music Podcast a review wherever you listen to the podcast and share us with a friend! We release shows every Wednesday and look out for a bonus episode every now and then. Find me, Kara Conrad on Facebook and the podcast on Instagram at More Than Music Pod. If you want to talk to me or suggest a guest just send me a message on Instagram or email me at karaaconrad@gmail.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/morethanmusicpod/support

On episode 18 of Country with Celine we are joined by Hamilton's Shaylyn! Shaylyn who released her latest single, "The Drink" back in 2019, describes the meaning behind the song. We get personal with Shaylyn as she shares the special bond she had with her Nana, her childhood and her dream to pursue music. Shaylyn has quite a record as she's performed at big time bars in Nashville such as, Kid Rocks Big Honky Tonk and Tootsies! Make sure you check her out! SOCIALS: IG: @SHAYLYNSMUSICOFFICIAL IG: @COUNTRYWITHCELINE SONGS: "The Drink" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Ix25JZzss4 — Intro Music by Jack Vandervelde - Georgia - https://thmatc.co/?l=82F1F26E Intro Created by https://www.instagram.com/bookitediting/ @bookitediting --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/countrywithceline/message

Phim Thái nổi bật chiếu ở Việt Nam từ tháng 1/2020 đến 1/2021 Tháng 1: Nam thần xe ôm 2 (Bikeman 2) Thế thân bá đạo (Tootsies & the Fake) Tháng 2: Tháng năm hạnh phúc ta từng có (Happy old year) Tháng 3: Loạn nhịp (Hearbeats) Tháng 6: Cơn mưa tình đầu (Classic Again) Tháng 7: Ngôi đền kỳ quái 2 (Pee Nak 2) Trò chơi chết chóc (Check-in Shock) Tháng 10: Mẹ tôi gánh đội (Mother Gamer) Tháng 11: Ngạ quỷ: Tiếng thét đồng gió hú (The Ghoul: Horrow at the Howling Field) Đừng gọi anh là bố (My God Father) Tháng 12: Riam: Nữ quái nổi loạn (Riam: Fighting Angel) Tháng 1/2021: Lừa đểu gặp lừa đảo (The Con-heartist) Phim truyền hình nổi bật ở Thái năm 2020 1. Yêu thầm anh xã (My Husband in Law) 2. Vì đôi ta là của nhau (2gether the Series) + Vì chúng ta vẫn là một đôi (Still 2gether) 3. Thiên tài bất hảo (Bad Genius the Series) 4. Yêu trong mộng mị (Sleepless Society: Two Pillows & a Lost Soul) 5. Vẫn là nàng Ploy ấy (Unlucky Ploy) 6. Đi tới những vì sao

IN THIS HOUR: Fred & Wallach are broadcasting from the Town Fair Tires Studios in Dorchester. Rich is broadcasting remotely. There’s a website devoted to pictures of celebrity tootsies. Exciting times as Fred's birthday is tomorrow. (00:00) WHAT HAPPENED LAST NIGHT: The Boston Bruins escape with a 3-2 shootout win over the New Jersey Devil thanks to strong performances from Marchand & Tuukka. Chara made his Washington Capitals debut last night. Washington defeated Buffalo, 6-4. (18:00) Fresh Fest and other concerts & shows Fred, Rich and Wallach during their youthful days. (30:47) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Le Batard crew discuss the surprising Miami Dolphins, Tua sees his first bit of live action and looked good, Mike isn't too worried about his Cleveland Browns, are home/road splits a thing this year without fans and Doug Hanks from the Miami Herald joins to talk about the landmark Tootsies case.

Phil Morris joins us for episode 60! The show is ready to join AARP and play golf. We discuss his irresponsible financial habits and our long intros. Surprise! There's no Peeps this year. David plugs yet another Netflix show and imagines an alternative to the Battle of Isengard. Phil wants to know if you've seen the movie, Heat. Foster lets it all out. Enjoy. #HaveYouSeenHeat? https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5EB239CD7EC5EAA9 (Reveal) http://www.audioobscurapod.com/listen (Subscribe) on your pod-catcher of choice so you never miss an episode! Leave us a review on https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/audio-obscura/id1449162828 (Apple Podcasts) and let us know what you think, it really helps us out. Check us out on the web and listen to our back catalog: audioobscurapod.com Social Media: - http://facebook.com/audioobscurapod (Facebook) - http://instagram.com/audioobscurapod (Instagram) - http://twitter.com/audioobscurapod (Twitter) If you have any feedback or your own suggestion of a unique piece of audio that you'd like to see included in a future episode, drop us a line at audioobscurapodcast@gmail.com.

IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL LEARN: - Brands to love for your dance shoe choices - Prominent dancers favorite shoe - And more! Don't forget to follow us on IG and Facebook @dancetipsdaily! Stay up to date with DTD at www.dancetipsdaily.com Original Article: https://dwebbdesigns.com/blogs/news/these-shoes-were-made-for-dancing Author: Shannon Lower Love what you found on D.Webb's Webbsite?! Use code Dani10 for 10% off your order! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dance-tips-daily/support

Prison time-share scam. Tootsies are moist. Caught up in the shirt.          Nathan Lund and Sam Tallent are Chubby Behemoth.

We had the pleasure of recording live at one of our favorite neighborhood boutiques, Tootsies.  We talked with Store Director, Nerissa von Helpenstill and Sales Director, Dustin Holcomb who share how they have made some quick changes in the personal service they offer their clients as well as what they are doing to keep everyone safe and healthy in their store during COVID.  They also tell a few stories of in-store mishaps and visits from the Real Housewives of Dallas, so be sure to listen! PS They are having an amazing sale right now with 70% off full-price and sale styles and it ends this Saturday, August 22, so be sure to stop by!  For more information about Tootsies, visit https://www.tootsies.com/

Barrett Brown, Casey Briggs, Ross McCaw, Kevin Morrow and Producer Richard talk about how Casey will get stuck for the last time, the real reason TikTok is going to be banned in the U.S. and Ross gets another nickname.

Barrett Brown, Casey Briggs, and Ross McCaw talk about why Ross is the way he is, Producer Richard's new girlfriend and his new invention that he will debut in Louisville. New merch at farmersbsnetwork.com.  Use code "Helen" for 10% off entire order until 07-21-2020.

Hey there, twinkle toes! Are your feet telling you they're not happy? Podiatrist Sara from Frankie 4 Footwear joins me today to talk all things foot health!Teaching is a profession which is known to be physically demanding, right down to the floor. Sara tells us about the common mistakes teachers make when it comes to their feet, and offers some great, professional tips for preventing future foot conditions and alleviating current pain.Join us in our new For the Love of Teaching Facebook group, where we chat about the podcast, feature live vids of guests, and talk teaching!Have you subscribed to For the Love of Teaching? Don't forget! It means you'll be the first to know whenever a new episode is released.For the Love of Teaching is a podcast by Teach Starter. We make quality, downloadable teaching resources that save teachers hours of time and make their classrooms buzz! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this weeks episode we hear about Shon's new side business thats earned her some cash, Fen tries out something new in her relationship and together the answer another 'Shonella Knows Best' question all about confidence. Throw in to the mix their thoughts on Master Chef and you've got yourself the perfect recipe for how you can spend the next 45 minutes of your life. So crack that coldie and get listening! And Cherubs, don't forget to press subscribe, like and leave a review. Love, your Sassy Besties xo

I have been praying and waiting for this film that was released in the theatres in December to magically be in Netflix. Lo and behold, it just came out and I watched it immediately! My review on the film! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/eska-v/message

On this episode of Community Cocktails with Kimberly, Tracy, Heather, and Jenna from The Women's Auxiliary to Children's Medical Center of Plano stop by to tell us all about their upcoming Legacy of Love event!The Women's Auxiliary to Children's Medical Center Plano is hosting the 8th annual Legacy of Love on April 2, 2020 at Mercedes-Benz of Plano. The evening will feature a cocktail reception, luxury raffle and ladies fashion show featuring the season's best styles, presented by Tootsies. Our night will also spotlight Children's Health patients and allow them to strut the runway in the year's hottest fashions.To buy tickets or learn more about Legacy of Love, please visit:www.LegacyofLoveBenefit.org

Welcome to the first episode of the Miracle Ford Podcast of the new decade! For our first episode, we go straight to the ART of it. Host John Haggard talks to Bryan Deese, Gallatin-based muralist and street artist who has worked for various companies and events, both local and national. Together, they discuss the following topics: Where Bryan Grew UpHow Bryan Got Into Mural and Street ArtHis Transition From Graphic Design to Full Time Mural and Street ArtistBryan Deese’s Art HeroesExciting Projects He Has Done RecentlyCreative FreedomIs the Gallatin Local Government Supportive of His Works?Most Memorable Artwork He’s Done so FarUpcoming Art ProjectsDoes Bryan Accept Commission Projects?Bryan’s Interesting ObsessionHow to Contact Bryan Transcript John Haggard 0:02 Welcome to the Miracle Ford podcast where, throughout the month, you’ll be able to learn the best ways to purchase, lease, service, maintain, accessorize, and sell your vehicle for the highest resale value possible when you’re ready. We also discuss vehicle model details and the latest technology that makes driving a new vehicle really cool compared to just a few years ago. I’m your host, John Haggard, and you know, as always, you can find show notes and a transcript along with links to content that we talked about right here on our website miraclefordtn.com and also on Apple Podcasts, Google Play Podcasts and on Spotify. Also, don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast and leave a review on any of those platforms, and share. Another cool thing that we get to do and that’s to interview community leaders and shakers in the Gallatin-Sumner County area, who are part of great projects. Got a lot of things that are going on and, on today’s podcast, we have the privilege of speaking with Bryan Deese, muralist and street artist. Bryan, welcome to the podcast! Bryan Deese 1:03 Hello! Thanks for having me. John Haggard 1:04 Glad to have you! Before we learn about what a muralist and street artist is and does, tell us a little about you. Are you from Gallatin? Bryan Deese 1:14 I’m from Nashville. I grew up in Nashville, kind of all over that area, and then have been up in Gallatin now for about 10 years. John Haggard 1:22 So from Nashville. Where did you go to school in high school here? Bryan Deese 1:27 Well, I went to two schools. I went to Franklin Road Academy in South Nashville, with my area. And then I graduated from Hillsboro High School in the Green Hills area of Nashville, John Haggard 1:39 The Burros, I think they call that, or something like that. Bryan Deese 1:41 Absolutely, full of pride. John Haggard 1:42 Yeah. Was that a good football team when you were there? Bryan Deese 1:48 Not great when I was there. They have gotten a lot better with the coach they have. Fitzgerald has had a lot of success and they won a state championship after I left. But the Gallatin handed it to them pretty well the last season. John Haggard 2:01 So a muralist and street artist, I guess maybe, before we really dive into that, how would you define that term? If somebody says, “Well, what is a muralist and a street artist?” Bryan Deese 2:13 Yeah, mural artist mural list is anyone who’s painting murals and that could include indoors or outdoors. Street art is more specifically refers to the outdoors and painting, you know, on the streets where people walking, driving can see the work. John Haggard 2:33 From Nashville, how did you wind up in Gallatin? Bryan Deese 2:37 Well, I was living in Madison in 2007. And the recession hit and Madison got really shady there. I kind of starting to have a family and looking for greener pastures and found them at little Northeastern Gallatin and moved out here and have loved it and really embrace this community and just enjoy a lot of things about it. And so that’s kind of what brought us out here. John Haggard 3:05 And when you moved to Gallatin, what was the very first thing you did in terms of employment? Bryan Deese 3:09 At that point, I went to school for graphic design. So I had worked professionally as a graphic designer for years out of college, and I went to the University of Tennessee, in Knoxville. John Haggard 3:24 Go, Orange! Bryan Deese 3:24 Yeah, definitely go Vols for life. Did the graphic design thing for a long time, always kept painting on the side. My kind of painting was graffiti. I came up kind of doing that for fun and adventure. And through that had just learned to paint big and self-taught and through friends picked up a lot of other mural techniques, and just kept painting and painting. And that’s what I was doing though, when I was first arriving in Gallatin. I was still doing graphic design full time and murals on the side. John Haggard 4:02 So how did you actually get into painting murals? Is it something when you were a little boy and you said, Wow, that’s a cool thing. Look at that over there. How did, you know, where did this the artistry, I guess, come out? Bryan Deese 4:15 Well, it was an evolution for sure. But one of the first things in art that really struck me was a mural and it was by a famous Nashville artist Red Grooms. So he’s a big-time pop artist, and this was the Tennessee State Museum was doing a retrospective, maybe its 30th or 40th anniversary of, you know, kind of his career launch. And I went there on a field trip and he created a whole environment that you entered in and I was just blown away. You went down some escalators and there were murals on the sidewalls and then sculpture that you walked into and entered and just took over the environment but in a fun, playful way. It wasn’t a way that would go over a kid’s head, even though if you look at his work, there’s nothing childish about it. It is professional and incredible through and through, every aspect. But it struck me – that stayed with me. And I followed other contemporaries of his, like Myles Maillie and Norris Hall. These are other Nashville painters that were a bit illustrative, worked big. I saw them doing murals around. They work very colorful, and with a black outline. And then, through skateboarding and music, at some point, in high school, I was introduced to graffiti art. Bryan Deese 5:41 And it kind of had all of those same things. It was big, colorful, illustrative, blackout lines, and it had some adventure mixed in. So, I was drawn to that right away. And it was also based on typography and that was the graphic design side of me. As a kid who, you know, designed my own baseball cards and designed my own sneakers. Yeah, so those worlds kind of combined with some fun and adventure. It’s what you’re looking for as a teenager. And I followed that route for a while, and there was never a thought that this is something you’d make money on. But I didn’t just quit. I just took it up a notch or two, and started doing portraits, started doing bigger, more objective things and less of the letter-based graffiti stuff. More what you would consider street art, and just elevating it a little bit as I went along. And eventually, at some point, I just decided this is what I’m going to do this is paying as much or more than the graphic design and I’m going to jump out there and actually call myself an artist. And… John Haggard 6:57 Wow! Yeah, because there’s that phrase that we all hear -starving artist. Great work but a starving artist. And that, you may have starved a little bit maybe but you know you didn’t have that job you said. So you were doing this on the side and then it like as you said you just finally the dollars were there. Bryan Deese 7:14 Yeah and I absolutely had that instilled in me from my parents, too. Maybe not so much my parents but just society as a whole is like it’s a very hard thing to earn a living at – and it is! And so, yeah, I’d always heard starving associated with the word artists. So I look to do something that would fulfill my creative chops but would pay the rent. And then on the side, like I said, I was always doing this stuff that I never thought there’d be an income that it was just fun. Like a lot of people they don’t get into bass fishing, because they think there’s a future in bass fishing, they just enjoy the hobby. So that’s kind of how I approached it, but at some point what I was doing caught on. And a lot of that’s probably based on social sharing online. But people were coming to me to “can you paint big?”. And so yeah, it was a slow transition from full-time graphic design to full-time mural artist with a lot of crossover years, where, you know, in between. John Haggard 8:18 You know, I heard this motivational speaker Tony Robbins, you’re familiar with him? He says, follow your passion, and the money will follow you. And it sounds like you had a lot of passion and you thought, Well, you know, I’m going to try to make this thing work. Maybe it will, maybe it won’t. I’ve got a backup plan. But nonetheless, the passion really seemed to drive you would you say speaking of passion and inspiration, you mentioned Red Grooms? Would he be someone you would consider a major inspiration was to you that got you to the next level or who would you consider that to be? Bryan Deese 8:50 He was a big one because what I didn’t know when I was eight or nine years old on that field trip – well, I wasn’t even there. It was in high school who I figured out who I’d been looking at on that field trip. And it was kind of, “Oh, Red Grooms graduated from Hillsboro High School.” So then that all of a sudden kind of did click with me that you could do it. People from your high school walk in the same halls or you’re reading about them in art history books, you know, it’s not that far-fetched. So and then, as far as the street art stuff goes, there were some conversations I had and people that, artists that I really respected, who came along and did the same job that I had done two years previously. For example, Bonnaroo, I painted some fences at Bonnaroo. And two years later, one of my favorite artists, Steve Powers, he came and painted the fences at Bonnaroo. And so that made me think “Okay, you’re on the right trajectory.” At that point. I was still doing graphic design also. And when a door would open like Bonnaroo would call and say “We’ve got these miles of linear fence. Got any ideas on how to paint something cool?” I’d walk through those doors, I would execute and somewhere in the middle of it, I panic, you know? How am I gonna get this done? You know, I’ve bitten off more than I could chew, but you just stay the course and, and work hard and get through that door and shut it behind you. Hopefully, you know, it worked out well. Bonnaroo did. And then you hope the next door you’re ready for the next door in front of you. And you just keep going. And that’s what I’ve done. John Haggard 10:35 What are some of the more exciting projects that you’ve worked on recently? Bryan Deese 10:39 2019 I had some really cool projects. First and foremost, the NFL Draft came to Nashville. And the NFL Network contacted me to do some murals on the side of Tootsies, the famous Honky Tonk on Broadway and on the back of Honky Tonk Central. And then NFL films recorded it. And it was the very first thing they aired a little two-minute package, right as their draft coverage kicked off. John Haggard 11:11 Wow, that was you? Bryan Deese 11:13 Yeah, and then they shared it with their social. So that was a really cool one. Bonnaroo Music Festival. I painted their iconic fountain the past year. And so those were two really cool ones. I did two really great murals in Gallatin that I’m proud of. So, and some really good work for the Country Music Hall of Fame. They’re one of my steady clients that I do, you know, anywhere from eight to 10 murals a year for. John Haggard 11:44 So in Gallatin, where are those murals? Bryan Deese 11:47 Well, I’ve got three murals in Gallatin. One is in Thompson Park, which is right next to the skate park. And it is a mural of Ray Underhill Jr. and Ray was Tennessee’s first professional skateboarder, and he grew up in Hendersonville in Gallatin. When he packed his car up and drove out to California to chase the dream, he was living in Gallatin. And sadly, Ray passed away from cancer. And so that’s a memorial a thank you to Ray Underhill. And then on the side of Chubbs Sports Bar, and Old Soul Tattoo, I’ve got two murals, they actually face each other. One is a history of the trains and trolleys in Gallatin. And then the other is about the 1970 basketball game between the segregated high schools at the time, Gallatin High School and Union High School. And that’s an incredibly interesting story. q2A`There’s a book about it, maybe plans to do a movie. But those are the three murals that I’ve got in Gallatin right now, and hopefully, we’ll do some more soon. John Haggard 13:07 So Brian, where do you get your ideas on what to paint? Bryan Deese 13:11 Well, a lot of that comes down to how much creative control I’ve got on each project. Some of the projects that I do, I don’t have any creative control, or here’s an album cover, we want to paint it on this wall, and it’ll stay there for three months. And I execute those and I keep it going. When I’ve got complete creative control, and that’s when I’m the most excited on a project as any creative would be. And when I’ve got complete creative control, I like to paint about history that’s very specific to the location I’m painting at. So you know, Ray Underhill next to the skatepark in Gallatin, that makes sense because of the history of who Ray Underhill is to skateboarding in Gallatin. The trains and the trolleys, the location of that Old Soul Tattoo, the wall right next to the Palace Theater, the back entrance, it’s in between the railroad tracks and then where the trolley tracks were on just down the alley. So I like to paint about history because I’m a history buff. And so if you let me paint about anything, it’s going to be generally a giant portrait about history that’s very specific to the location I’m painting. Bryan Deese 13:14 How would you say the support has been in Gallatin for what you’re doing? Bryan Deese 14:35 It’s really been incredible, especially the mayor’s office. When I approached them initially about the Ray Underhill project and the train with the train and trolley mural, the codes would not allow for murals in Gallatin. So we started with the Ray Underhill project because it was actually in the parks. It’s a park property that lays a little bit outside of the jurisdiction of code so they didn’t need to change the codes to actually execute that one. So then we’re able to show some community support and how murals can impact a community positively. And then with that, they took that effort and energy and passed and changed the Gallatin City codes as far as murals go. So now, and then they applied for and got a grant for me to paint the train mural and the basketball mural. So, and then the public at large has been incredibly supportive. Anytime I was painting, I had great conversations with you know, citizens and passers-by and met a lot of great people. In all three of those cases, anytime I was painting, I met a lot of great people. I met Ray Underhill’s family, too. They still live Portland, his parents and brothers, and siblings, and that’s really the most impactful to me is the people I meet when I’m painting. John Haggard 16:11 Yeah. And you know, you mentioned, of course, Gallatin where you live now, Bonnaroo, Downtown Nashville. Do you travel the country or is your work primarily in this area? Bryan Deese 16:22 Well, I do travel. So I head to Florida and Atlanta. There were probably the spots I hit the most. When I was younger, I traveled a lot more. You know, I’ve been to Europe and all over the West Coast and the Northeast Chicago, you know, St. Louis, Kansas City, a lot of cities, painting, and that’s really when it was just a hobby. My professional work though, my home base is Nashville and that’s where the bulk of my work is for sure. John Haggard 16:52 If somebody said, “I want you to paint a portrait of me.” Do you do work for individuals or is it more like what we’ve been talking about? Bryan Deese 17:02 Well, I absolutely could be commissioned. Most of my work now is of a commercial nature. And I’m not exactly cheap, but I absolutely take commissions and I’m worth every penny. John Haggard 17:17 All right, well, there you go. There you go. Bryan, Deese, everybody, we’re talking to. Muralist and street artists. What would you say, Brian, is your favorite painting that you’ve ever done out of all of them? Bryan Deese 17:29 Well, one that was dear to me was a Johnny Cash mural that was in downtown Nashville, that my friends and I would actually paint the wall very first in May in 1998, with like a surrealist desert kind of scene. But then, when Johnny Cash passed away, immediately we painted a memorial mural for him. And that was in 2003. We redid the mural in 2012 whether it just has taken its toll. A lot of people so new to the area, they don’t realize that the area of downtown Nashville flooded in 2010. And that really took a right toll on that mural. Um, yeah. So we redid that and in 2012 and it was perfectly located downtown. It was a joke. It was the last of a little one-story block buildings in you know, south of Broadway. And it was on American Idol and National Geographic Channel and Macy’s campaign, it just got a lot of traction. It was on all the Titans home games when it was a local CBS broadcast it was kind of just became part of their Stock B roll footage. So, unfortunately, like I said it was the last of but it’s unfortunately got knocked down last year. And some of my friends from the Country Music Hall of Fame, pulled aside some of the, the blocks of some of it, and I’ve saved them. But it was only a matter of time that property was worth too much to just be a block little block building. So now it’s like a two or three-story bar. John Haggard 19:17 So for 2020 as we enter the New Year, what big plans do you have? What’s going on anything local, more regional work. What’s happening? Bryan Deese 19:25 Well, one thing I’m really excited, I’m almost hesitant to talk much about it because I’m very much in the initial phases and it’s year one, but I’m going to do a little mural festival in Gallatin at the end of May. And what a mural festival is, is pretty simple. It’ll be anywhere from three to six, this year I’m just kind of starting small to get going on, but three to six murals being worked on by different artists at the same time over the course of a weekend. So you can come in, it’ll be roughly in the same location, so you could come and park your car and walk around and watch these different artists execute the murals. And, so the mayor’s office again, they’re being extremely supportive. And that’s something I’m planning. And then I’m filling up my calendar for 2020 and got some really great jobs and really excited to keep working with the Country Music Hall of Fame. They allow me to paint the icons of Nashville, and that excites me for sure. And hopefully, some other great ones. Some of them, they’re not exactly under contract yet, so I don’t want to jinx them by talking about them. But I’ve got a lot of really great projects coming for 2020. But the most – the thing I’m the most excited about is the mural festival. I’m going to start in Gallatin. John Haggard 20:51 And that’s in May, you said? Bryan Deese 20:52 End of May. So and I’m still on the date. I’m still waiting to hear back from the mayor that we’re not competing with any other long-standing Gallatin events that might conflict with it. But right now they said, it looks like the calendar is pretty open. So I think that’s going to be our date. John Haggard 21:13 So Brian, what would you say your favorite thing about living in Gallatin is? Bryan Deese 21:19 Oh man, there’s so many great things. I love where my kids go to school Sumner Academy. They really care about educating kids. And also just having socially the skills my kids are learning there are second to none. I love Gallatin Square. I like to go down to the square especially in the spring in the summer. When the flowers are the flower pots are out and you’ve got the splashes of pinks and purples violets around and I love to go to Jim Bose records on the square and pick out some old vinyl, maybe go to Phillies on the square and get a funnel Cake they’re delicious and play some games with the kids on my studio in Gallatin. It’s right by the bowling alley and bought my kids and bowling shoes and we go bowling a lot. That’s a lot of fun. And right there, too, I love Old Glory restaurant that’s kind of our greasy spoon diner and definitely love being a regular at all these spots around Gallatin. It’s pretty much everywhere I go now I’m a regular they don’t know what I do. They just know my face. John Haggard 22:28 What would you say of all the things that you have going on in 2020, If you can talk about it, is the most, I guess you would say, the most exciting thing that’s going to happen or that that you’re going to do or that really excites you the most for 2020? Bryan Deese 22:43 Well, I’m hoping to do the Bonnaroo fountain again, I’m trying to turn that into an annual contract. It used to be that they would hire an artist that would come in and they would design and paint the fountain and it would be totally separate from how the festival looks. Now they’re having the designer who designs the overall look for the festival that year as far as ticketing and marketing and all of that. They also design the fountain, but they don’t necessarily have the skills to execute the painting and Bonnaroo doesn’t even want them to have to worry about that. So I always call that my summer art camp anytime I go and spend a week out at Bonnaroo. I come back dark, suntanned, and about 10 pounds lighter. John Haggard 23:34 So let me ask you this one question. What would you say, Brian, the one thing that people don’t know about you, but they would be really surprised to find out about you. Bryan Deese 23:47 I’m big on the number two and things the power of two. So two times two is four times two is eight times two is 16 times two, 32. And doing all kinds of weird little number things in my head, that all break down to number in twos and the power of twos. So that’s some Rain Man autistic kind of side of me a little bit. But it fascinates me even myself is why do I need to stop the pump at 1616 or whatever I’m pumping, you know? So that’s something that is weird. And not a lot of people would know. John Haggard 24:31 If somebody wants to get in contact with you, Brian, what’s the best way to connect? Bryan Deese 24:37 My website is bryandeese.art. And it’s a really simple little site just with some images that slide through. And then there’s two buttons. One is a email that goes directly to my inbox, and the other takes you to my Instagram account which is more of a rolling portfolio of my work. So emailing me through my website is really the best way. bryandeese.art John Haggard 25:05 All right, and we know Bryan is, in your case B-R-Y-A-N. John Haggard 25:10 That’s right. John Haggard 25:11 Got it . Well, that’s Bryan Deese everybody, muralist and street artist on today’s Miracle Ford podcast. Remember, you can find show notes, just everything we talked about and a transcript along with links to content that we talked about right here on our website miraclefordtn.com and also on Apple podcast, Google Play podcast, and on Spotify. Also, don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast and leave us a review on any of those platforms and share. I’m your host John Haggard, and we will see you next time.

...I mean come on, on the King's Day? The day of days? The artist known as Scoop Man Scoop Man joins the RSPN boys this week, as Elton Gilkes (@Coach_Gilkes) jumps into a deep dive of trade conversation as the deadline gets closer. Franchise players are returning, star players have a chance to finally shine in the bright light and teams have moves to make to be considered official when it's Playoff Time -- but who has the most to gain? Who will ultimately end up as the team with the most to lose? Tune in for all of the latest trade details and rumors, Jeff's thoughts on Giannis' future, our first Saturday primetime games, LeBron's historic week, NFC/AFC Championship fallout, MLK Day memories in the NBA, Kyrie Irving's hellacious week in the media and this week's Perfect Plays! Possibly Tootsies, too, if Marc can finally convince Elton.

Tyler Farr is an American country singer/songwriter originally signed to BNA Records, Farr released two singles for the label before it closed. He then transferred to Columbia Records Nashville, for which he has released two albums: “Redneck Crazy” in 2013 and “Suffer In Peace” in 2015. Overall, he has charted more than eight singles on the Billboard “Hot Country Songs” and the “Country Airsong” charts. His highest ranking on the latter is “A Guy Walks Into A Bar”, which placed at No. 1 in 2015. ****Watch this episode and subscribe! https://youtu.be/htqpijeie7o In September 2018 Farr parted ways with Sony Music Nashville. In March 2019 Farr signed with Broken Bow/Night Train Records, with Jason Aldean and his team slated to produce his album. Hailing from Garden, Missouri, Farr moved to Nashville as a classically trained vocalist who quickly started paying dues working construction, landscaping, bar backing and singing when he could at Tootsies. He then started singing for Colt Ford as a background vocalist and cultivated his career one hand shake at a time. Tyler went on to do two opening slots on two Jason Aldean tours. Farr is now a Buck Commander with Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan, Ryan Langerhans, Tombo Martin, Willie Robertson and Adam LaRoche. Tyler is also the only male country artist in the last 10 years whose first two albums debuted on the Billboard Top 200 Albums Chart in the Top 5. Tyler is moving forward constantly and consistently, while taking the music to his fans one show at a time Topics covered: - Living in Spring Hill - Jason Aldean producing his songs - Stay in the game long enough, heroes become friends - Playing different size venues - Putting the drummer behind the sneezeguard - Playing the front window at Tootsies - Tyler was in choir in the beginning - Went to college on a vocal performance scholarship - Singing like Andrea Bocelli - Pitch meetings - Listening to 200 songs at a time to get the right ones... - Story of "Guy Walks Into a Bar" - Playing for 200 people like you're in front of 20,000 - Becoming a part owner of Buck Commander - Tyler's splurges....Air Jordans - Country music ain't for sissies - Breakup stories - Not thinking about it... - Fortune cookie sayings - Being a standup comedian as a backup... - Eating testicles... - Rectal exam funnies Follow Tyler: @tylerfarr The Rich Redmond Show is now sponsored by The School of Rock Nashville and Franklin! https://locations.schoolofrock.com/nashville https://locations.schoolofrock.com/franklin The Rich Redmond Show is about all things music, motivation and success. Candid conversations with musicians, actors, comedians, authors and thought leaders about their lives and the stories that shaped them. Rich Redmond is the longtime drummer with Jason Aldean and many other veteran musicians and artists. Rich is also an actor, speaker, author, producer and educator. Rich has been heard on thousands of songs, over 25 of which have been #1 hits! Rich can also be seen in several films and TV shows and has also written an Amazon Best-Selling book, "CRASH! Course for Success: 5 Ways to Supercharge Your Personal and Professional Life" currently available at: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07YTCG5DS/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_Dii3Db0RT072W One Book: Three Ways to consume....Physical (delivered to your front door, Digital (download to your kindle, ipad or e-reader), or Audio (read to you by me on your device...on the go)!I appreciate the support. Follow Rich: @richredmond www.richredmond.com Jim McCarthy is the quintessential Blue Collar Voice Guy. Honing his craft since 1996 with radio stations in Illinois, South Carolina, Connecticut, New York, Las Vegas and Nashville, Jim has voiced well over 10,000 pieces since and garnered an ear for audio production which he now uses for various podcasts, commercials and promos. Jim is also an accomplished video producer, content creator, writer and overall entrepreneur. Follow Jim: @jimmccarthy www.jimmccarthyvoiceovers.com

Today I’m excited to have a successful entrepreneur on the show who tells us what it's really like to run fashion business.  David Peck is a Houston designer who's been on the rollercoaster of owning his own business and he is SO HONEST in this interview. David's pretty much done it all -he went to fashion school in Paris. owned a high-end sustainable clothing line in New York worn by Taylor Swift, purchased a factory in Houston that he still owns and operates, sold his collection to first-class stores including Tootsies, opened a retail store, sold millions and then went bankrupt only to rise again with his current business. His story is FASCINATING. This is Part 1 and I'll be back next week with Part 2. www.janehamill.com/david

Tootsie's Orchid Lounge is one of the most recognizable landmarks in Nashville, Tennessee. With its purple exterior and live music Tootsies is not only the most famous honky tonk in the world, it's also the most haunted. Legend has it that the ghost of Tootsie Bess and Hank Williams Sr. have been known to roam the famous haunted bar at night. Join us as we take a deep dive into Tooties Orchid Lounge on this episode. Also, don't forget to download the Nashville Ghost Map in iTunes and Google Play Take your own ghost tour of Nashville at your own pace. Our new book Southern Ghost Stories: Ghosts of Gallatin goes in depth into the history of the town and the square and makes an excellent companion to the podcast.

Comedian Adam Hunter has the guys laughing through his interview. Adam talks about his life before and after marriage. He has a new special on Amazon video. Adam talks comedy, UFC and strip clubs. Plat tells a story of a wedding reception that took place at Tootsies this past week which sparks a debate between Bobby and Josh. Josh throws down another spitfire about the perfect Day Shift called "Good Day". The Planet Platypus Show is a podcast about the Strip Club Industry Topics, Events & Celebrities. LEARN MORE about PlanetPlatypus @ www.planetplatypus.com

This week we finally get to the Nashville special! Big Heas and Coxy 300 couldn't make this one but Sid and Jess walk you through the entire trip.P.S. Shout out to Tootsies for keeping our sticker up!!STAY BEARDY

We’ve already talked about Where to Stay in Nashville, but what are you going to do while you are there? You probably know Nashville is famous for country music and nightlife, but there is more to Nashville than that. Downtown Nashville is often called Nashvegas because of all of the amazing bars, restaurants, and venues. We suggest fun ideas whether you are into shopping, sports, or dancing.  We break down some of the more famous night spots and honky tonks in the area. It’s even possible to have a sighting of a favorite artist or two while you are out. Some of these places are even owned by stars like Luke Bryan, John Rich, Kid Rock and more. We also talk about local attractions other than bars and some really fun family ideas that are two hours or less away. If you are planning a Nashville trip, we have tons of fun ideas and suggestions for you to explore. Show Notes: [04:48] Nashvegas or downtown. Nashville hosted the 2019 NFL draft and showcased everything that Nashville has to offer.   [05:18] Lower Broadway or 2nd and Broadway is known for the Honky Tonks.  [05:46] Honky Tonks usually have country music and some type of line dancing. It's typically people dressed in western gear but they don't have to be.  [07:21] There are a lot of blocks in this four block area.  [07:36] Some iconic bars include Tootsies, The Stage, Legends, and Roberts. These are the Honky Tonks right behind the Ryman which was originally the Grand Ole Opry. After shows, people like Johnny Cash would head out and have a drink at these places. [08:35] There's all kinds of great local talent, plus you never know who you'll see there. [09:11] There are also bars created by big stars like Florida Georgia Line, Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan, and Kid Rock. There's the Redneck Riviera bar which isn't far away from Mount Richmore where Jon Rich lives.  [10:54] There are also some great places to dance in Lower Broadway like Acme Feed & Seed, Bourbon Street Blues, and Skulls Rainbow Room. [11:15]  Wildhorse Saloon line dance has line dance lessons. They also have other dancing and great fun times. [12:03] Nashville is a great place to see your team. Nissan Stadium where the Titans play their home games is right downtown. [13:12] The Country Music Hall of Fame is also in this area. As well as, the Nashville Convention Center and Johnny Cash Museum. [14:15] There's a lot of great shops. You can get boots, souvenirs, and music. Local boutiques include Nash collection and southernaire Market. [14:49] We like to drive around and look for the Elvis Statue. [15:57] Get around in style in a Nashville Pedal Pub. We recommend the motorized ones. [18:06] You can also get pulled around by a tractor that pulls a flatbed. It's like a hay ride, but there are seats and a bartender. [20:06] There are all kinds of rolling parties like buses without tops. They also have golf cart taxis that help you bar hop safely.  [22:59] There are also many great tours in and around Nashville. The Ryman hosts concerts and events, and you can get a tour.  [23:43] The Centennial Park Parthenon is another great sight.  [24:29] The current Grand Ole Opry is near the Opryland Hotel and the Opry Mills Mall. [25:54] You could also have a dinner cruise on the General Jackson Showboat. [26:39] If you don't mind going a little further away, you could go on the Jack Daniel's Distillery tour. [27:58] Arrington Vineyards has their own wine. It's a beautiful place. Kicks Brooks is one of the owners.  [29:16] We also have Old Hickory Lake. You can rent boats and find your own private sand bar to hang out on. [31:37] Mammoth Cave National Park has bike trails and Cave tours. [32:21] Land Between the Lakes is the largest stretch of untouched forest on the East Coast. [33:31] If you go two hours south to Huntsville Alabama, there is a fantastic Space and Rocket Center. [34:33] Eat at Rosie's Cantina when you are in Huntsville. [35:59] Rock Island State Park is actually on our list of places to go. It looks gorgeous. [37:15] If you head towards Memphis, you will find the Pinson Mounds. These are Native American burial and ceremonial mounds. There's also an archaeological park there.   Links and Resources: StitchFix Get $25 off your first fix Lyft  get up to $5 off with your first ride Where to Stay in Nashville Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge Robert’s Western World The Stage on Broadway Legends Corner Bar Ryman FGL House Jason Aldean’s Kitchen + Rooftop Bar Luke’s 32 Bridge Kid Rock’s Honky Tonk & Steakhouse Redneck Riviera Bar Mount Richmore Love Circle Bourbon Street Blues Acme Feed & Seed Skull’s Rainbow Room Wildhorse Saloon Nissan Stadium Bridgestone Arena Country Music Hall of Fame  Nashville Convention Center Johnny Cash Museum NASH Collection Southernaire Market Centennial Park Parthenon Grand Ole Opry Opryland Hotel Opry Mills Mall General Jackson Showboat Jack Daniel's Distillery Tour Group Trip on the Bourbon Trail Arrington Vineyards Old Hickory Lake Mammoth Cave National Park Land Between the Lakes U.S. Space & Rocket Center Rosie’s Cantina Rock Island State Park Pinson Mounds For pictures, tips and more, be sure to check out our Fly with Chris and Di Facebook page and signup to download a copy of The Best City for You. 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Paula explains how there's already tiny zombies among us and gives a disturbing how-to on how zombies could become a real thing. Elaine tags in and talks about big hairy dudes with plus-sized feet, putting aside her ancient alien hat for a minute to quickly become an armchair expert on Bigfoot Hunting and what everyone is doing WRONG. It's another can't be missed episode that will have you saying, 'Wait,Whaaat?' --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/waitwhaaat/message

Part Two Swears, Spoilers and things that might upset the fandom Kat joins us to chat about Harry Potter. We think it might be gothic... Our blog thefrankenpod.wordpress.com  Music: Swing Gitane by The Underscore Orkestra is licensed under a Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.  

Every few months, we collect some of our favorite tunes and throw them together for a wonderful little recap we like to call REPLAY. We used to do replays on our shows, but people told us they didn’t get it, so we figured it’d be better to do it this way. Our BEST OF shows are stupid popular, so the best way for us to promote indie artists is to do these periodic collections, so that’s what we’re doing here. So there. First off, INDIECON! Moving along nicely, still time to enter at www.indieoriginalslive.com. Second, did you know our host Chuck Fresh is the voice of Sirius XM radio? You knew I sounded familiar, didn’t you… whatever.Third, there was some sad news in the IOL community last month. As Fast As I Can by Cigarettes and Roses 28Jenny Pagliaro — Massachusetts native, Santa Monica yoga instructor, lead singer of Roses & Cigarettes — -- succumbed to metastatic breast cancer at just 35 years old. Angela Petrilli recalls auditioning for a cover band Jenny fronted. “It was like I knew her my whole life. She’d always be the first person I’d hear from every day. Every. Single. Day. Always checking in, sending each other funny pictures, song ideas, shared plans back and forth on how we were gonna become rock stars…” Jenny beat back cancer in 2015, after Roses and Cigarrets released their self-titled debut album, but in 2016 she was diagnosed as Stage 4. When she returned to performing, one of her yoga students was surprised to find his teacher rocking onstage. She was an inspiration to a lot of people. Last January, Pagliaro had to stop teaching, and pretty much everything else, as she struggled with fatigue and prayed a last-ditch Y90 treatment would be “a light in a very dark tunnel.” Their last EP, “Echoes and Silence” was released in February, which accompanied the “Fast As I Can” video with Jenny’s comment that the song was “about not letting the biggest challenge you’ve ever faced stop you from living your dreams.” Here’s one out to Jenny, and any other people who are living with cancer, or who have lost someone to cancer. Here’s Cigarettes and Roses with AS FAST AS I CAN on IOL.Whisper In The Mist by Alto Key 21Alto Key is a British indie folk artist, led by singer-songwriter Keyan Barton. Barton actually got a scholarship when he went to university. He bought all the essentials for his degree and accommodations. But rather than saving the leftover money (like someone with common sense), he blew the rest on this keyboard. And thank goodness he did. Barton works with other musicians around the world to record and collaborate. Their emphasis on the beauty of real instruments makes for a warm acoustic sound. Check out this gorgeous track called Whisper In The Mist by Alto Key on IOL.Warning Signs by Chasing Shadows 22Chasing Shadows grew up in a town that has seen better days. Their journey started in August 2014 at the Kings Head in Rhuddlan, North Wales, and since then, Sam, Ben, Russ & Chris have been producing powerful harmonic songs that’ll stick in your ears for hours to come. Their new EP, Darker Days, sees the band return to their rockier roots. ‘Warning Signs’ was released first, with the track receiving placement on indie stations all over the world. Here’s Warning Signs by Chasing Shadows on Indie Originals Live. Facedown by 14 North (22)14 North is a Rock band from Jacksonville Beach, Florida. Their sound is a hard-rocking take on 90's grunge with influences from Nirvana and Alice in Chains to Foo Fighters and Puddle of Mudd. And these guys CRUSH it! Check out Facedown by 14 North on IOL.Is It Love by December Fades (22)December Fades is Los Angeles singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Kevin Rogers. He has created a beautiful soundscape of heartfelt lyrics and catchy harmonic colorations. Kevin’s voice has been compared to “a soulful Sting,” and even Chris Martin of Coldplay. One listen and you’ll be a December Fades fan too. Here’s Is It Love on IOL.Go by Kid Nebraska (25)Kid Nebraska formed in the fall of 2017 when Josh Kidney messaged Travis Muzney, and Travis jumped at the chance to start a band and brought along Jon Packard on bass. Josh called his longtime friend and guitar mentor Todd Laird. Once the four-piece was established, the band started practicing and booking. Their first single “Go” was released on August 14 2018, and the rest, as they say, will be history. This is an awesome song! Here’s GO by Kid Nebraska on IOL.Balance by Ripley (27)Formed in 2015 RIPLEY in the UK, a three piece alternate rock band, is former classical guitarist Colin Elsworth’s attempt to come to terms with a neurological injury that left him unable to continue to pursue a career as a solo performer. The result is a powerful, anthemic and emotional sound rooted in the tradition of classic rock, compositionally fused with a life-long love of Hollywood film scores, delivered with absolute conviction. The band’s debut EP, Balance and its title track has HIT written all over it! Ripley is currently working on their first full-length album due for release next year. Until then, to hold you over, is BALANCE by RIPLEY on IOL!Cold heart by rebecca jane (27)22 year old Rebecca Jayne from the UK released her debut single ‘I Want More’ in July 2016. The single made it into the Top 100 iTunes Country Charts. Rebecca has spent time in Nashville playing at The Bluebird Cafe and Tootsies. She has been capturing audiences with her captivating voice and intricate guitar skills.Kassidy Lynne - Diamond (27)Kassidy Lynne is a Country singer/songwriter from Seattle. She wanted to be Hannah Montana when she was 9, so she began singing and acting. Acting didn’t work out but singing sure did. Kassidy recorded her first EP in Nashville on her 14th birthday. Kassidy also competed in the Miss Washington Teen USA Pageant and Miss International Junior Miss where she received 1st runner up in 2016. Here’s beauty queen Kassidy Lynne with Diamond on IOL. Jacob melton -- 90 proof smooth (27)Jacob Melton is a singer/songwriter from moonshine country in Tennessee. His great grandfather still plays bluegrass music at age 89 and in his younger days, he played bass in rock bands. From 2009 to 2016 Jacob was lead vocals and rhythm guitarist in the band "Burning Years" and wrote a majority of their original music. Now, he’s writing and performing solo, and this is exactly where the good lord meant him to be. You’ll hear why. In what might be the song of the summer this year, check out 90 PROOF SMOOTH by Jacob Melton on IOL.Goran -- call it quits (28)Under a Nashville Sky marks the return of Goran, lead singer and songwriter of Milwaukee’s “The Gufs.” What started out as songs meant to be pitched to the country market, became a Goran solo project! Check out the ever-hopeful Call It Quits on IOL.A bad called sad - mambo number 6 (28)SAD is an upbeat alternative rock band from New York City with -- brace yourself and put your thinking cap on - ready? “An undercurrent of sadness that tries to capture a nostalgia for things that never really happened.” Yeah. Marlon Marcy, C-Bunz, Taylor Crawford, Logan S--O-S, Jules AVALON, and Matthew Serianni are a band called SAD, and here’s Mambo Number 6 on Indie Originals Live.Explode by animal sun (28)Animal Sun takes on some classic genres, and gives them a fresh, youthful spin all their own. Formed in 2015 and lead by two brothers; vocalist and Songwriter Steven Alton and Drummer/Vocalist William Alton, Animal Sun have devastated Virginia with their talent. THe name Animal Sun was in dedication to the Alton's childhood friend James Sun, who's life was tragically cut short in 2011. Their debut single “Explode” will be featured on Animal Sun's first album, now in production. And we can’t wait! Here’s Explode on IOL.(yes, these are actually the show notes ;-)

Sometimes the only motivation you have is small, insignificant, or even petty... it doesn’t matter! Just use it to get through your mission! In this case... operation summer body lol

We apologize for the slight echo on this episode, Chuck & Dom took the show on the road and recorded in the backroom of Tootsies. On Episode #6 they breakdown the stupidity of Bike Lanes, recent MLB moves including Mike Trout becoming an actual bank, the big offseason NFL moves & they end by celebrating March Madness with a fast food bracket for the ages. Sit Back, Rip It, Press Play and Zip it!

Shane decides to rejoin the podcast today. Todd starts off talking about the success of the Birthday Charity Drive. Then Shane and Todd spend a lot of time talking about PnP PowerShell templates and the awesome things coming out of that team. Then they talk a little about some cool stuff announced for PowerApps and related technology. Wrapping up with a tale of woe about Shane's Tesla and some great upcoming events in the community.

This episode was so much fun for us. We sat down and talked about somethings you can do to really bump up your income at your live shows… with getting more TIPS! Everything from stage presence, engagement, merch, to the psychology itself of tipping. If you have any tricks on how to get more tips while playing out, we want to hear them! www.NeonRainbowPodcast.com

Known for their legendary customer service, people continue to flock to Chick-Fil-A simply because of the way they treat their customers. Tootsies, a women’s boutique located in the heart of Buckhead, is also recognized for taking customer service that extra mile. Sara Wolf Mixon, Event Coordinator and Personal Stylist at Tootsies joins us on today’s […] The post Experience the Chick-Fil-A of Atlanta Fashion at Tootsies appeared first on Atlanta Real Estate Forum.

Joey & Jenn make a guest appearance on the President Unicorn podcast and discuss Halloween Candy, fruity Tootsies, and not-so-edible packing peanuts. Links: • President Unicorn

While she may be petite in stature, Shelby Lentz has a voice that will fill any venue. Shelby's talent was recognized at an early age and by fourteen, she was singing the National Anthem at local sporting venues, performed for the first time at the Wild Bull Saloon and earned over 100,000 votes in Bob Kingsley's Future Star online competition. It would not take long before she was grabbing the attention of others in the industry and at just fifteen she opened at The State Theater in Kalamazoo for Warner Music artist, Frankie Ballard. It was also about this time that she began collaborating with local song writers on original music as well. She went on to also open for former American Idol finalist, Matt Giraud, as well as international recording artist, Joanne Shaw Taylor. Shelby spent two years pursuing music in Nashville, Tennessee where she attended Belmont University and worked at the Grand Ole Opry. She recorded two studio EPs while in Nashville and performed on Broadway at the famous Tootsies. Her second EP, entitled “Unbroken” features a song called “Champion” Lentz co-wrote with her friend, Jessica Kellie Adams, inspired by Sylvester Stallone’s Rocky Balboa films. After the diagnosis of Huntington’s Disease in her family, and being recently diagnosed herself, she began her own nonprofit, “Champions for HD” to help aid research as well as other local families struggling with this disease. This was named in honor of her song “Champion” that is now recognized as an HD power anthem and part of her musical proceeds go back to Champions for HD to further the fight against Huntington’s. Shelby performs a mixture of songs that delight all audiences of all ages. There is no doubt that this little girl packs a powerful punch as an experienced entertainer.   

While she may be petite in stature, Shelby Lentz has a voice that will fill any venue. Shelby's talent was recognized at an early age and by fourteen, she was singing the National Anthem at local sporting venues, performed for the first time at the Wild Bull Saloon and earned over 100,000 votes in Bob Kingsley's Future Star online competition. It would not take long before she was grabbing the attention of others in the industry and at just fifteen she opened at The State Theater in Kalamazoo for Warner Music artist, Frankie Ballard. It was also about this time that she began collaborating with local song writers on original music as well. She went on to also open for former American Idol finalist, Matt Giraud, as well as international recording artist, Joanne Shaw Taylor. Shelby spent two years pursuing music in Nashville, Tennessee where she attended Belmont University and worked at the Grand Ole Opry. She recorded two studio EPs while in Nashville and performed on Broadway at the famous Tootsies. Her second EP, entitled “Unbroken” features a song called “Champion” Lentz co-wrote with her friend, Jessica Kellie Adams, inspired by Sylvester Stallone’s Rocky Balboa films. After the diagnosis of Huntington’s Disease in her family, and being recently diagnosed herself, she began her own nonprofit, “Champions for HD” to help aid research as well as other local families struggling with this disease. This was named in honor of her song “Champion” that is now recognized as an HD power anthem and part of her musical proceeds go back to Champions for HD to further the fight against Huntington’s. Shelby performs a mixture of songs that delight all audiences of all ages. There is no doubt that this little girl packs a powerful punch as an experienced entertainer.   

So Louis C.K. got back up on stage this week after being stepping away from stand-up after some sexual deviance last year. Some folks were pretty pissed about it on social media, Dave and Candace discuss the ins and outs of second chances. There’s reaction on The DAVE Line about the horrific story discussed yesterday about the 9 year old boy who committed suicide after being bullied. You asked for some music on the podcast… so you get some music on the podcast! A friend of Candace Rae in Nashville TN, her name is Ashley Wolfe, and she has some new music coming out in October (follow her on Insta: @ashleyofthewolves), if you want to see the YouTube video for the song called; “Please Don’t Go”, which was shot during Michelle Wright’s show in Regina; here it is: https://youtu.be/Qx-_LRfPEh0. Thank you for supporting the podcast, please leave us a review and rate the show, and SUBSCRIBE FOR FREE! Sponsors: www.mikemason.remax.ca http://ittybittybabyboutique.com/ www.frankspizza.com Sources: Music News You Can Use: www.Nme.com www.Exclaim.ca Kevin Smith Clips: https://youtu.be/YabW4B5Wjwk https://youtu.be/3r1O4quczxI Jim Jeffries: https://youtu.be/0rR9IaXH1M0 Louis CK: http://www.vulture.com/2018/08/louis-ck-comedy-cellar-women-describe-rape-whistle-joke.html Monty Python Intermission Interlude: https://youtu.be/9hmDZz5pDOQSupport the show (https://www.safetynetstudio.com/plans-pricing)

Hear Luke Williams talk about his first house gig playing guitar at Tootsies in Nashville. Also hear his latest song "Curse of a Drifter". If your not already a Luke Williams fan you will be after listening to this episode! All music played with permission. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/todaysplea/support

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Singer, songwriter, musician... but besides that Mike Godwin is an entertainer. He plays to an audience most nights of the week like he has been on stage all his life. Mike's brand of music is storytelling, with strong harmonies and the influences of greats like the Eagles and Springsteen. In his "Backstage Hall Pass" interview Mike shares about growing up with music in his house, his move to Nashville, a new band in the works and his home base for entertaining, Tootsies Orchid Lounge! 'Mom's' was the original name of Tootsie's Orchid Lounge, Tootsie Bess bought Mom's in 1960. She credits a painter with naming Tootsie's. She came in one day to find that he had painted her place orchid...thus the name Tootsie's Orchid Lounge. Famous early customers were Kris Kristofferson, Faron Young, Willie Nelson, Tom T. Hall, Hank Cochran, Mel Tillis, Roger Miller, Webb Pierce, Waylon Jennings, Patsy Cline and many more. Performers at the Opry would sometimes sneak out the side door and grab a drink at Tootsie’s between sets. In 1992, local businessman Steve Smith reinvested in Tootsies and is credited for part of the revitalization of downtown Nashville. Today, Tootsies is an international destination visited by locals and tourists alike. Tootsie’s is known for having the best local musicians like Mike and as a haven for some the world’s most popular acts. You truly never know who you may see on one of Tootsie’s three stages or hanging out on the rooftop patio! As an additional bonus segment we bring Melissa Mickelson back to the program to give us an inside view into the Country Crossings Music Festival where she took the stage in front of thousands. Take a listen to the latest in our series of "Backstage" musical journeys and as always you can subscribe to all of our podcasts on our homepage @hallarounbdtownradio.com.

Wipe your tears, put on your Sunday best & listen. Milwaukee’s Liv Mueller is a songstress who has lived in the likes of Nashville, Austin and the fine Midwest. Her vocals are a beautiful combination of sparkle and smoke, taking any listener to another time,when artists like Peggy Lee and Connie Francis reigned. Liv started singing and writing years ago, in a Rockabilly band called The Screaming Lillies; barely 19, she packed up and relocated to herself to Nashville from the Midwest where she performed at places like Tootsies and The Rose Room while supplementing her income occasionally by playing for money on the streets with an open guitar case. Not long after Nashville, Austin became her next home wherein she formed the first incarnation of The Lovelies, reforming the band after returning to the Midwest is where The Lovelies had the most success, recording four records,and playing relentlessly over an eight year span. Two albums were released under her next endeavor, The Dark Horse Project. Production team Marc Hutner and Grant Curry (Pleasure Club) helped her to streamline the new sounds that were galloping in her head, capturing a beautiful and haunted landscape of listening. Recording deep in the south of the Louisiana bayou proved to be just what she needed to redefine her next phase of writing and performing. In the last several years, Liv prefers to play solo, releasing two records – the first solo release entitled Liv Sings: Love Songs For The Forlorn And Misguided, and the most recent (released in spring of 2017), Liv Sings: Light Of The Valley Shadow Of The Mountain; she composed, played, recorded and mixed both albums nearly entirely alone in her home studio.

It's a story we have all heard before. An aspiring musician moves to Nashville, with $200 in his pocket, a truck full of clothes and a big dream. Well, Nick Cross's story may have started out like many, but it sure will not end up like most.Within two hours of arriving on Broadway, he was already on stage at Tootsie's World Famous Orchid Lounge. Within two days he became an official Tootsies performing artist, and within three weeks he had broken attendance records and pulled in more tips than most musicians had ever seen in one night. Pretty impressive for a small town boy from Indiana.Nick was born and raised in Lawrenceville, Illinois and later moved to Ft. Wayne, Indiana. He grew up in a small town, “4900 people is what it says on the sign, but I think they was countin' cats and dogs too.” As far back as age 2 his mother recalls Nick having a passion for music. His father had a country band called The Ghostriders, and numerous cousins and uncles played music as well.“When you go to a family reunion, it's like 100 freakin' guitars. I come from a big musical family”.As a little boy, Nick remembers going to his dad's band practice and fooling around with their equipment and instruments. By age six he had played his first beat. It was a back beat on the drums to “Honkey Tonk Women” by the Rolling Stones. That's when he recalls he got his music bug. From then on, Nick would steal his moms Tupperware bowls and bang on her pots and pans. The following year for Christmas, Nick's parents surprised him with his very own drum set and a note that said, “Stay out of your mom's Tupperware.” He then went on to pick up the guitar, but was primarily a drummer until about age 12. By age 17 he was playing twelve instruments and winning talent competitions, but that wasn't enough for Nick Cross. He wanted to be a singer“I remember praying to God one day going down the road in my truck and I was like, ‘I would give up every instrument I could play, if I could only sing', and then it just hit me like an epiphany. God or my conscience or whatever told me, ‘listen, you didn't learn how to play drums overnight. You didn't learn how to play guitar overnight. You had to work at it and the same thing is gonna be that way for singin..You're gonna have to work at it.”Nick got his first paying gig as a singer at age 18 and started his first band as the front man. Since then, his experience as a musician has led him to songwriting and he can now play over 18 instruments.Undoubtedly talented, Nick's growing success isn't solely attributed to his singing or instrumental skills. Nick is an entertainer.“You have a lot of power when you're on stage. You can make them people sad, you can remind them of a lost loved one, you can fire ‘em up to where they are ready to fight...” “...Someone that's never danced, never breaks outta their shell...you play the right song and that persons gonna jump right outta their chair, look at ya and be like ‘hell yeah dude. I love this song' and it might be the CEO of a Fortune 500 company on vacation here in Nasvhille. And guess what, now he's out there shakin' his ass, wavin his beer up in the air and he's just let life go right out the window.”But Nick captivates his audience with his charisma, not just his talent. He draws them in, connects with them, and plays what he knows they want to hear. It just comes natural for him. Most importantly, he keeps them there. His biggest supporters are his fans.“For every 10 people I meet, 9 people love me. One of them doesn't. One of them thinks I'm too cocky, or they think I'm whatever...just another gimmick. But there is 9 out of 10 that love me”.Although Nick's growing success in Nashville has him performing multiple nights throughout the week, he is also in the recording studio working on his first album. And he feels like he's accomplished a lot in his short time in Nashville, but he's not even close to settling. There is a lot more in store for this country boy.“I don't care if I ever get famous, really, I don't. Singin is something that if it comes [fame], that's cool, if it don't, that's cool too. I just wanna play music for a living instead of swinging a hammer. My whole life that's all I ever thought about doing – being a professional musician. Now I can say that. I'm a Nashville Recording Artist, a country singer, living and playing in Nashville, Tennessee. I mean, I could die right now and be a happy man”But for anyone who knows Nick Cross, he wouldn't die a happy man just yet. He came to Nashville with a goal and that goal won't be fulfilled performing in the bars on Broadway. Nick Cross's career has a long life ahead of it, and there is no slowing down anytime soon.“This town is tough. I mean some musicians aren't even good enough to play Nashville. Some are only good enough to play Nashville and they will never break out of what we call ‘stuck on Broadway'. Well I will guarantee you I will not be ‘stuck on Broadway'. I'm smarter than that, I have more motivation and drive then that.”Like a story we've all heard before. An aspiring musician moves to Nashville, with $200 in his pocket, and a truck full of clothes. He is now watching his dreams unfold before his eyes. His story started out like many, but has certainly exceeded most. And the momentum isn't slowing down.

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Kdrama and Kpop pitter patter in a timely manner! Yep, that’s the name of the game this episode. We’re talking Kcon news, Stephanie’s vow to try and properly pronounce Sungkyungkwan Scandal, and Conan’s upcoming South Korean special. Then, when we talk about what we’re watching, we chat shows like Marriage Contract, Diary of Tootsies, and Descendants of the Sun. Also, we discuss how to properly watch Love Me If You Dare.  To read the complete show notes, please visit the official website.

This episode explores some of the personal travel adventures of your hosts, Doc, Macca and Bonesy in our very first roundtable podcast. This is a roundtable chat about some of our favourite destinations that goes somewhat off the beaten path. Bones kicks us off with Tommy's Tribute to AdventureFit Radio itself before learning about his recent trip to North America where we find ourselves in a college party in Nashville and a blunder of a night in Vegas... If you guys ever find yourselves in Nashville make sure to check out Tootsies live music bar on Broadway, Downtown! All your favourite segments appear along the way with Macca telling us about his Croatian boating adventures where he nearly went missing forever and Doc's finishes with a destination review of Bolivia then bombs us with a putrid story about a home made man nappy after about getting sick in Bolivia! A show not to be missed guys! If you like it please subscribe and give a rating on iTunes. It will really help us get off the ground! Thanks legends. Show notes from this episode can be found at www.adventurefittravel.com/podcast. This podcast is supported by Atlanta Orchards. Atlanta Orchards are a family run company (Doc's family in fact) and provide quality apples to the state of Victoria, Australia. They would like to promote their new kanzi and greenstar apples. Greenstars, the first 100 per cent non-browning apples are a cross between a granny smith and a delbarestivale apple. The apples are green, sweet, juicy, have a thin skin and have the highest vitamin C content of any apple, which helps keep them naturally white for days after cutting. The kanzi is the number one apple sold in Europe and is bright red and crunchy, with a long shelf life — a cross between a gala and braeburn apple. So ask for Atlanta kanzi and greenstar apples in your local greengrocers Victoria wide. This podcast is also brought to you by LocSam Solutions. LocSam Solutions is a boutique consulting and business support company focused on business consulting and commercial services. The key to their success has been through the application of a pragmatic approach combined with entrepreneurial spirit to achieve our clients’ outcomes. Their philosophy is simple: deliver well-defined, measurable business outcomes to their clients through the engagement of subject matter experts with real world experience. They can be found at www.locsamsolutions.com.au. This podcast is also supported by No Days Off Supplements. NDO Supps is a newly formed company that aspires to build a trusted brand by having honesty, integrity and loyalty as the corner stones of their relationships with all their stakeholders. From suppliers to customers to sponsored athletes and individuals, they will work hard to ensure all receive the utmost attention and support and that harmonious relationships are mutually beneficial for all. Use the code ADVFRADIO when purchasing to receive 10% off at www.ndosupps.com. Finally this podcast is proudly supported by AdventureFit Travel. AdventureFit Travel is an adventure travel company for the fitness community. Head over to www.adventurefittravel.com to check out all our trips, all our blogs from our blogging team, special offers and more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A little about our guests. Linda and Julia originally met in a theater group in Phoenix. Both enjoy singing and acting and they love playing with their fur-baby, a 13 year old dog named Abby. Linda is a self-proclaimed nerd. She loves Phoenix Comicon and with Julia used to run a Phoenix area tour group called Ghosts of Phoenix. Julia is a scuba diver who also enjoys cooking and playing the ukulele. Julia is also Aunt of the Year each year to her 6 nieces and nephews. A little about their business. Julia has been in real estate for 11 years. During some of that same time, Linda was a teacher in Phoenix Title 1 schools. Julia would help in the library at Linda’s school and Linda would return the favor by helping in the real estate office to the extent she could. When Linda decided to get out of teaching, she worked with Julia to get her real estate license and went to work at another real estate office. Several years later, Julia became a Real Estate Broker and Linda came on board as a Broker in her office. One piece of advice (the nutshell version) Keep open lines of communication between the two of you. No matter what industry you are in, have open lines of communications. Reading Material You're Never Weird on the Internet (Almost): A Memoir by Felicia Day and Joss Whedon - http://amzn.to/1Wo9ssY Dirk Quigby's Guide to the Afterlife: All you need to know to choose the right heaven by E.E. King - http://amzn.to/1OBzJiq 100 Deadly Skills: The SEAL Operative's Guide to Eluding Pursuers, Evading Capture, and Surviving Any Dangerous Situation by Clint Emmerson - http://amzn.to/1OsLfyt Get in Touch with Our Guests Aspire Realty Group, LLChttp://www.LLieberman.comhttp://www.AgentJulia.comAgentJulia2AgentJulia.comLinda@LLiberman.comJulia Fordtner Realty on Facebook Kitty Litter Cake (from http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Kitty-Litter-Cake) Ingredients 1 package spice cake or German chocolate cake mix1 package white cake mix1 large package vanilla instant pudding mix1 package vanilla sandwich cookiesGreen food coloringSmall Tootsie Rolls Prepare and bake the cake mixes. Follow the directions on the boxes, but don't worry too much about pan sizes: we're not going to frost it the normal way! Allow the cakes to cool to room temperature. Prepare the pudding mix. While the cakes are baking, make the pudding, and let chill in the refrigerator. Crumble the white sandwich cookies in small batches. You can use a food processor (scrape often to get every little piece), kitchen mallet, or just crumble them by hand. Set aside all but about 1/4 cup. Add a few drops of green food coloring to 1/4 cup of cookie crumbs. You can either mix them together with a fork or shake them together in a closed container such as a jar or Tupperware. Set aside for now. Crumble the room-temperature cakes into a large bowl. Toss gently with half of the remaining white cookie crumbs and enough chilled pudding to moisten (not soak) the crumbs. Make the litter. Add the cake, cookie crumbs, and pudding mixture into a brand new, clean litter box. If you don’t have one, find a large rectangular Tupperware container to act as a stand-in (or sit-in). Temper your Tootsies. Heat three unwrapped Tootsie rolls in a microwave-safe dish until they're soft and pliable. Pinch off the ends so they are no longer blunt and look convincingly like what cats put in the litter box. Repeat this process with as many Tootsie rolls as you'd like to add, microwaving them in batches of three. Reserve three for the final garnish. Half-bury the shaped Tootsie rolls in mixture. Sprinkle them with (normal-colored) cookie crumbs to make it look like litter has been kicked onto them. Scatter the green cookie crumbs lightly over the top. This will mimic real litter, where many of the grains are often blue or green. Heat and shape the last three Tootsie rolls. Scrape them on top of the cake. One can hang over the side of the litter box. Sprinkle them lightly with cookie crumbs to make them look more recent. Eat it up, yum! Place the box on a newspaper and sprinkle a few of the cookie crumbs around. Serve with a brand new, washed litter scooper for that extra touch! Serve it with a cow patty for extra yumminess. Take a scoop of chocolate ice cream and flatten it out on the plate. For extra realism, thoroughly mix crumbled shredded wheat with softened ice cream, shape into cow patties, and re-freeze.

Talented country singer Chelsea Crites has already achieved so much. She is currently signed with Shoreline Records and has been the sensation of multiple newspapers from several Canadian cities such as Brampton, St. Catharines, Toronto and Guelph and also from Nashville TN in the U.S. , Hamilton Spectator , Guelph Mercury , CBC.ca , HECFI.ca just to name a few . For a girl from the small town of Port Colborne, Ontario, she has been amazing fans from the Niagara region and beyond since she was seven years old. Chelsea dreamed of being a country singer since she was a little girl, and now her dreams are coming true. Spokesperson for Oscar's Roadhouse Lisette Stauch said the following of Chelsea Crites “She's this amazing country singer and she's been all over the place, and now we are thrilled to have her at Oscar's.” It is Chelsea's growing reputation from amazing performances that enables venue owners speak so highly of her.In 2009 Chelsea was nominated for Niagara Rising Star. She has been gigging weekly with her talented band since 2010. In 2011 Chelsea was showcased throughout Hamilton and the CCMA's and was the house singer at Tootsies in Nashville TN. She has performed the Tailgate parties (prestigious pre-show concerts at Hamilton's very own Copps Coliseum) for acts such as Alan Jackson, Ryan Laird , Johnny Reid, Carolynn Dawn John , Rascal Flatts, Little Big Town , Eli Young , Colt Ford and Eric Church. She has also opened for Canada's own Crystal Shawanda in Chatham Ontario , She has also opened up for Jason McCoy Canadian Singer/Songwriter on 3 dates of his The Perfect Gift Tour . Also Chelsea Crites has opened up for world known actor William Shatner , and shared the stage with MANY Canadian household names such as Dallas Smith , Bobby Wills , Deric Ruttan the 2013 Annual Ciderfest , Tim Hicks , Gil Grand , Marshall Dane and Doc Walker .Chelsea has been featured in many festivals and fairs, has appeared on Country radio/Hamilton stations 820 Cham and KX94.7 New Country, radio INDI 101.5, radio CFRZ 98.3 , Knight Rider Radio in Kentucky , Conversations Live with Cyrus Webb based in Mississippi , In The Country with Dave Woods and appeared on the local television shows The Joe Show and , REMIC tv/Entertainment Extra & CHCH all in 2012. Chelsea has also appeared in several indie movie roles in 2011/12 and has recently shot her first music video for her single ‘If Your Hearts Not In It.” Aside from playing exciting shows all over Niagara and beyond, acting and gaining fans, Chelsea has been busy songwriting with musical legends like John Ellison who wrote the hit song ‘Some Kind of Wonderful'. Be sure to watch for her first EP available in 2014 which has quite abit of Nashville influences with songs written by Nashville songwriters and tracks also written by Chelsea Crites herself and hit Canadian songwriters as well . Chelsea had the pleasure of working with a top notch producer in Nashville along with guitarist for the stars John Willis who has played on the albums of Luke Bryan , Shania Twain , Lee Ann Rimes , Alabama , Kenny Chesney , Taylor Swift , Faith Hill , Tim McGraw , Willie Nelson ,Brian McKnight , Florida Georgia Line ,Blake Shelton , Josh Thompson , Toby Keith , Jewel , Lionel Richie , Reba , Lonestar , Joe Diffie , Lee Brice , Cowboy Troy , Locash Cowboy . Just to name a few .Chelsea has been using her talents to help those in need by showcasing for the Autism Fundraiser, Cancer Awareness fundraiser , Adults with Disabilities and loves to help where she can. Be sure to keep an eye on Chelsea Crites as this is just the beginning of a promising multidimensional performance career. On May 4th Chelsea performed at Hamilton Place for her own headlining concert which was a nearly sold out show with many impressive humble reviews. Chelsea draws a very impressive crowd in the Niagara and GTA area and Internationally . Chelsea's fan page has sky rocketed in the last few months as she is quickly rising in her career approaching nearly 10 000 + active dedicated fans and tourists that follow her performances.

Tyler Farr has gone "Redneck Crazy" with the release of his debut album.  After moving to Music City from Missouri, he got a gig at Tootsie's downtown and worked his way to the stage.  He soon began writing with Rhett Akins, Dallas Davidson and Ben Hayslip, otherwise known as the Peach Pickers, and a publishing deal and record contract with Columbia Nashville soon followed.  We had a chance to catch up with Tyler at a release party for that long-awaited album.

Join us this week as we welcome country music singer/songwriter, Mike Short Jr. Mike began his music career at age 11, where he sang in karaoke clubs throughout Pennsylvania and Maryland. Growing up, his music influences were Tim McGraw, Johnny Cash and Gary Allan, among others. Upon graduating high school, Mike moved to Nashville to pursue his music dream and an education. He enrolled at Middle Tennessee State University to study Agriculture and Music, and formed his four-member band called StateWide. With a country sound that is in demand, you will find them at Tootsies or Pucketts, or in many other famous venues in Nashville and surrounding areas. Summertime is their touring season. You will find them coast to coast. We will talk to Mike about his upcoming schedule, get a behind the scenes look at his music, feature his latest songs, and ask him to share his message for the troops. Please be sure to visit Mike Short Jr at http://www.mikeshortjr.com/ and spread the word. Fans are welcome to call in and chat live with Mike during the show. If you would like to participate in the live chat during the show, you must sign up on the show site first and then log in during the show. More great music for a really great cause! And as always we will give shout outs to our deployed military listeners. This is sure to be a terrific show so be sure to join us, Sunday October 14th 2012 at 4:00 PM EDT! Our message to the troops....WE do what we do, because YOU do what you do.

Tootsie's Orchid Lounge is a legendary nightspot here in Nashville, where just about every major artist has performed at least a time or two.  The intimate venue became the unofficial green room for the Opry stars when the Grand Ole Opry was just a few steps away at the historic Ryman Auditorium.  We headed out to the streets of Lower Broadway to celebrate 51 years of incredible music and memories.

Guests are Garry Michaels,  Maggie Young, Jason Terry Garry: Hi I'm Garry Michaels and I have been writing music for over 26 years! I love to express my feelings through my music and I love it when someone who listens to my songs can realte to them! I help others who want to get into the music industry so they also can take thier journey to where they want to go! I give voice lessons, Sand at the mall of America for the Abused Children and Womens society, Sand at the State fair, Tootsies, Douglas corner cafe, Music hall of fame the list goes on! If anyone has any questions they can contact me anytime and I;d be glad to talk to them! God Bless America and God Bless the women and men who want love to write music! Maggie Young •Started singing at 4 - usual church organizations, school choirs, won a music cup 3 years in a row - played ' Joseph' in school concert to 500 people. •In teens, sang in church choirs, performed solos, and sang at weddings in Churches, and Christian youth groups. •Entered several talent competitions in early 90's. Spotted by Donal O'Neil [agent] at one of them.. •Went on to sing all styles of music -Pop, Rock, Gospel, Jazz, Country Rock etc.  

Guest: CEO/Owner of starpointe records and music manager Pat Melfi and Country Artist The Fedex Man. Pat is the former VP for MCA Records he Currently is CEO/Owner of Starpointe Records and Is Among the elite In The Music Association In Nashville. Pat Melfi manages some of the biggest names in Nashville, among other projects he partakes in. Pat Is The Creator of Each One Teach One A Program designed to help education world wide a collaboration with Conscious Music Entertainment and Music can save The world Charlie was born into a family of talented Musicians and vocalists. A home where Guitars are more common that House Plants or Furniture. As soon as he was of age he was entertaining on Stages in small town fairs and festivals. Then he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps where he continued to entertain his fellow Marines at the Enlisted Club and on Stage in town. In early 2000 he decided to take his Talent to the next level and see what Nashville had to offer. He has performed on some of the most famous stages in that town to include the Palace , Tootsies, The Troubadour and Legends Corner. Over the years he has acquired several accolades such as "The Texas Male Vocalist of the Year", "TCMA Entertainer of the Year", "TCMA Golden Elite Male Vocalist of the Year", TCMA Album of the Year", TCMA Video of the Year", TCMA Vocal Duet of the Year" "Eagle Pioneer Award" and "The Alabama Best Buns Award". He has been featured in several news articles and done numerous Radio spots threw the years. In 2009 he was also voted "Mr.February" for a Music Calender. His Stage Talent and "classy Chassis" make seeing his show a must.

Lewis Copeland left his small Ohio hometown almost six years ago to make his living in Nashville as a rising country star.  Although the road has taken longer than he planned, he has tied himself in with Nashville’s hockey franchise, the Predators, after writing the theme song ‘Smashville’ for the team.  As the regular season winds down and the playoffs get set to start, many Nashvillians hope this will keep the team and the fans excited for more hockey.  For our weekly Songwriter Tip, brought to you by Nashville Songwriters Association International.  This week we check out former A and R guy Kirk Boyer as he talks about pitching a select few songs to an artist at any one time.

Tootsie's Orchid Lounge rose to fame as the unofficial watering hole to the stars. Recently the famed establishment celebrated fifty years of business with a party like none other. 

Chris Janson’s first big break came at the legendary Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge shortly after coming to Nashville.  He soon found himself performing up to four shows a day, seven days a week.  He used that time at Tootsie’s to hone his craft and he now has a deal with BNA Records.  We caught up with him at the Wildhorse Saloon to check him out with his full band.