Podcasts about Village Inn

Our story tonight is called Valentine's at the Inn, Part 1, and it is a story about guests arriving on a sunny cold day to the warmth and charm of the Village Inn. It's also about breakfast served on freshly ironed table cloths in the drawing room, socks with hearts on them, a black cat and a feather duster, and a little mystery that begins to unwind. We give to a different charity each week and this week we are giving to the Open Sight Foundation who aim to provide access to life-changing eye surgeries. Through Operation Sight, we strive to restore vision and transform lives. Order your own NMH weighted pillow now!  Subscribe for ad-free, bonus and extra long episodes now, as well as ad-free and early episodes of Stories from the Village of Nothing Much! Search for NMH Premium channel on Apple podcast or follow this link. Visit bioptimizers.com/nothingmuch and use code NOTHINGMUCH for 10% off any order.  For 20% OFF any AquaTru water purifier when you go to AquaTru.com and use promo code NOTHINGMUCH Listen to our daytime show Stories from the Village of Nothing Much on your favorite podcast app.  Join us tomorrow morning for a meditation Save over $100 on Kathryn's hand-selected wind-down favorites with the Nothing Much Happens Wind-Down Box. A collection of products from our amazing partners: Eversio Wellness: Chill Now Vellabox: Lavender Silk Candle Alice Mushrooms Nightcap Nutrachamps Tart Cherry Gummies A Brighter Year Mini Coloring Book NuStrips Sleep Strips Woolzies Lavender Roll-On

We cover the fire of the former Village Inn on O Street in Lincoln. Plus Greg Sharpe, the Voice of the Huskers, previews Nebraska's matchup with Wisconsin. We give away tickets to the Huskers/Badgers game. And Robin and Dave from the Grow Lincoln team update us on the Lincoln business community.

We mourn the loss of the abandoned Village Inn burning down in Lincoln, continue to try and debunk the fact that Kentucky has never played football west of Austin, and review last night's CFP Rankings Reveal show which featured a baffling take from Joey Galloway.

This year's Declan Ryan Memorial Tractor Run is coming up later this month. The annual fundraiser in aid of Milford Hospice will take place on Sunday week, the 17th of November in Quin. Warm soup and refreshments will be served in the Village Inn after the run, followed by music from Fionn Hayes and a big raffle. To find out more, Alan Morrissey was joined by Proprietor of village Inn in Quin, Anne Porter and PRO for the tractor run Committee, Anne Leamhy. Photo (c): Clare FM

Bo and Beth welcome Spruce Pine resident and Skyline Village Inn Owner Jon Seelbinder. He shares his experiences over the past few weeks after Hurricane Helene's devastation and what he's been doing to help.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Many of the recent hires for restaurant CEO positions share a common listing on their resumes: Somewhere along the way, they logged time at Yum Brands, parent of Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, KFC and The Habit. For reasons that go beyond the sheer size of the franchisor, it's become a major prep school of sorts for a new generation of chain chiefs, from Brian Niccol at Starbucks to Rob Lynch at Shake Shack.  The situation calls to mind a time when it seemed almost like a requirement for casual-dining CEOs to have worked under Norman Brinker at the parent of Steak and Ale or Chili's (now led by a Yum alumnus, Kevin Hochman). The graduates of those real-world training centers eventually found themselves in demand to lead chains in every sector of the business, from family dining (Mike Jenkins at Bakers Square and Village Inn) to eatertainment (Dick Frank at Chuck E. Cheese).  This week's episode of Restaurant Rewind looks at the unique role those companies played in shaping the industry's leadership ranks, as well as why Yum is filling a similar role today.  Press Play to get the full story. 

Florida man removes 20 Burmese pythons from Everglades, winning a Florida contest. Toy Hall of Fame finalists: Apples to Apples, Balloons, Choose your own adventure books, Hess toy trucks, My little pony, Phase 10, Pokémon trading card game, R/C cars, Sequence, Stick horse, Trampoline, and Transformers. Colorado man suffered a perforated bowel after swallowing a toothpick in his Village Inn skillet. Pro Football Hall of Fame nominees came out, and several Denver Broncos were on the list. Diddy had a lot of baby oil and lube at his homes. Being annoyed by uncomfortable laughter.   Advertise on the show! Email to dehuffpodcast@gmail.com for more info!

wht.rbbt.obj performs and chats outside The Village Inn Pizzeria Sports Bar and Grill (8050 N. Lincoln in Skokie), bringing “femme fatale-fronted roadhouse raunch” to the Mazda 3.   Frank, River, Mike and AC all crammed in the car for an acoustic performance of “Your Love's a Crime” (off the just-released EP, Romeo Bravo Bravo Tango).   See wht.rbbt.obj at Schubas on July 12!   Just as our interview was winding down, Village Inn owner Desi Mulingbayan jumped in the car (bringing the total amount of people in the Mazda to six) with a couple of fantastic pizzas. The pizzas didn't last long.   Village Inn has been in business since 1990, and is a Skokie favorite. Stop by and stay late… the bar doesn't close down until 11 on weeknights, and midnight on weekends.   ##   See major stars under the stars at Ravinia! There's no better place to enjoy music outdoors this summer. Get tickets and info at ravinia.org. See you at the Beach Boys!   ##   Car Con Carne is sponsored by Easy Automation: easy-automation.net   Transform your living space with cutting-edge home automation. Experience seamless control over audio/video, lighting, climate, security, and more. Embrace the future of smart living – your home, your rules.   Get a quote by visiting easy-automation.net, or give Dan a call at 630.730.3728See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jason talks with Village Inn Director of Operations Matt Linse and Franchisee Lyle Johansen about the history, menu and exciting new expansion of Village Inn on DeRusha Eats!

In today's episode of Hospitality Hangout, Michael Schatzberg, “The Restaurant Guy,” and Jimmy Frischling, “The Finance Guy,” are joined by Paul Walker of Village Inn, and Yildris Rodriguez-Ross, Chief Financial Officer of Fresh Dining Concepts, LLC.Paul and Yildris share the history of their companies and their involvement in the restaurant industry. They highlight the significance of familial and professional relationships that have underpinned their businesses' growth over decades. Yildris and Paul also emphasize the critical role of R365 technology in facilitating expansion and operational efficiency.Key Takeaways:(01:00) The Walker family's restaurant business saga starts in the 1950s.(03:05) The business thrives on strong family ties.(04:20) Navigating through challenges, including a significant franchisee insolvency.(05:25) R365 technology plays a pivotal role in business administration.(07:15) Paul's early job experiences molded his professional diligence.(09:10) Competitive spirit and sports are fundamental to the Walker family ethos.(10:15) Quality and innovation hold value in franchise partnerships.(11:30) In the food business, the drawbacks of valuing efficiency over quality.(16:15) How to lose customers and taint your brand.(26:07) Yildris worked in accounting before transitioning to hospitality.(31:44) Yildris was one of Restaurant365's first clients.(37:57) Data overload is an issue, so customizable dashboards focused on actionable KPIs are valuable.(39:23) Different teams like operations, finance, and culinary need tailored dashboard views.

Michael Allen, a Quin man raising money for Alzheimer's Society is back from Kilimanjaro, where he completed an climb in aid of the Alzheimer's Society of Ireland. Meanwhile, the Village Inn in Quin is getting ready to hold a fundraiser this coming weekend. To find out more about his expedition and the fundraiser, Alan Morrissey was joined live in studio by Michael Allen from Quin on Thursday's Morning Focus. To donate please visit: https://www.justgiving.com/page/michael-woody-allen-1673358630650

A Clare Publican believes new government proposals aiming to keep physical tender in circulation need to be extended across all sectors of the economy. Under the 'Access to Cash Bill' introduced to Cabinet this week, convenience stores and pharmacies will be obliged to accept notes and coins as payment from those who prefer to use it as they provide essential items. The plans will also compel the Central Bank to provide more Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) throughout the country to ensure people can withdraw cash in their localities. Ann Porter who owns the Village Inn in Quin says cash is simply part and parcel of rural life.

Mark the couch guy was in the studio this week and we covered a plethora of topics including, mental health, therapy, mushroom coffee, William Dafoe, Fly Fishing, New York Rats, Village Inn, Fantanas, sleep and, much much more! Enjoy!m&t

St Thomas' face O'Loughlin Gaels from Kilkenny in Sunday's All-Ireland Club Hurling Final in Croke Park. As part of Galway Bay FM's build-up to the game, Galway Bay FM Sport broadcast a special live stream preview from the Village Inn in Kilchreest where Sean Walsh and Niall Canavan were joined by St Thomas' GAA Club stalwarts from past and present and a panel of Galway Hurling Legends Cyril Farrell, Cyril Donnellan and Johnny Coen. This programme was broadcast on galwaybayfm.ie on Thursday evening and broadcast on FM on Saturday afternoon.

Michaela Quinlan, certified sommelier, and Robert Tas talk tasting notes and wine pairings with a stellar selection of wines from Mirabelle at Three Village Inn. This restaurant has won the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence and offers a truly cosmopolitan wine list, featuring wine by region and varietal. Michaela identifies the tasting notes on wines that must not be missed for the discerning oenophile and discovers a few gems for the adventurous wine lover, including a dessert wine from Greece and a beautiful white Bordeaux. Wines reviewed include: 2017 Corte Pagliare Verdieri, Lambrusco Rosato “Ven Crud”,  Emilia Romagna, Italy 2018 Domaine du Coulet-Matthieu Barret “Et La Banniere”, Crozes-Hermitage, France 2017 Charles Smith “Kung Fu Girl” Riesling, Washington For more information on today's episode, and the wines you love to love, visit www.corkrules.com.

Actor/writer/podcaster/storyteller and member of the "Dangerous Animals Club" - Stephen Tobolowsky joins It Takes Two with Amy & JJ for a discussion of his last trip to the Dakotas (with a shoutout to the pie at Village Inn), his podcast "The Tobolowsky Files," the notoriety that comes with being in movies and tv shows...plus a great tip from his wife about day old cake and pie.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This podcast is truly a thing of beauty, Liam Knight and Tobias Eric Rudolf have Campbell Graham and Jai Arrow on the show and there are some really special moments. Toby obviously feels comfortable with these guys and ends up telling some personal tales that are hilarious. This episode was recorded at The Village Inn, Paddington.

Liam Knight and Toby Rudolf are joined by business man and winner of the first Australian Apprentice, Andrew Morello. All of the boys share some good stories and laughs - Morello started his entrepreneurial ways when he was a teenager.... #bagsofcash This podcast was recorded at The Village Inn, Paddington

Gayest Denny's in the Land. Twenty Twenty Two Three. Hit by a cold 7 inches. Casper the friendly insurance adjuster. Jon Jagger, not my wife! Self-Cloning Monster Goldfish. Village Inn of the Damned. I am Garrotte. Waiting for the other shoe knife to drop. Heelys the other Shoe Gadget. I'm High Up Here! One Pool of Fries, Please. James Bond and the TSA violations. You Almost Became a Q Sandwich! Tech Is The Way with Tom. The Memes are Taking Over with Nicole and more on this episode of The Morning Stream. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Gayest Denny's in the Land. Twenty Twenty Two Three. Hit by a cold 7 inches. Casper the friendly insurance adjuster. Jon Jagger, not my wife! Self-Cloning Monster Goldfish. Village Inn of the Damned. I am Garrotte. Waiting for the other shoe knife to drop. Heelys the other Shoe Gadget. I'm High Up Here! One Pool of Fries, Please. James Bond and the TSA violations. You Almost Became a Q Sandwich! Tech Is The Way with Tom. The Memes are Taking Over with Nicole and more on this episode of The Morning Stream. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Shane Lee interviews jockeys Glyn and Chad Schofield in the BTFU studio. It's the first father & son combination to appear on Lunch with Lee which makes a very interesting dynamic. And two legends of the race track makes for a very awesome podcast episode. Thanks to The Village Inn in Paddington and Elite Bet.

What if Travis Vokolek walked into a Village Inn?

In 1986, the small town of Gatlinburg, Tennessee is rocked when two young motel workers are violently murdered by for tourists. https://law.justia.com/cases/tennessee/supreme-court/1992/839-s-w-2d-54-2.html https://historicarchaeology.weebly.com/journal/gatlinburg-murders-1986 https://www.newportplaintalk.com/news/article_2811cc48-c8bc-11e4-b75c-5ff8430ccfc5.html https://www.wbir.com/article/news/crime/cellmate-sentenced-to-life-for-murdering-infamous-gatlinburg-killer-tattoo-eddie-harris/51-598029724 https://www.wate.com/news/local-news/man-given-another-life-sentence-for-murder-of-cellmate-tattoo-eddie-harris/ https://www.southcoasttoday.com/story/lifestyle/2001/01/02/on-city-confidential-murder-rocks/50461507007/ 

You were all dressed up...and had a place to go...and an unexpected detour as well!

On Tuesday morning, private equity firm and Modern Market Eatery’s parent company, Butterfly Equity, announced the intent to acquire fast-casual chain Qdoba Mexican Eats for an unspecified amount of money. The transaction, which is expected to close in the third quarter of 2022, will merge Modern Restaurant Concepts — which encompasses Modern Market Eatery and Lemonade — and Qdoba into one fast-casual restaurant platform, though all three will continue to operate separate brands. Then, just a few hours later, MTY Food Group, parent to Papa Murphy’s, acquired Famous Dave’s parent BBQ Holdings. The deal was priced at $17.25 a share, or about $200 million. BBQ Holdings, also parent to Village Inn, Barrio Queen, Granite City and other restaurants, operates over 200 franchised locations and 100 corporate-owned stores. BBQ Holdings acquired Barrio Queen earlier this year. This comes two weeks after the purchase of Bellagreen by Au Bon Pain’s parent Ampex Brands, which was allegedly a long time in the works. What does all this mean with a looming recession ahead? NRN’s editorial director Sam Oches weighs in. Plus, catch up on all the top news of the day with our daily news recap at the beginning of each episode. Be sure to subscribe to First Bite wherever you get your podcasts or on Castos, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts.

Katie Kraushaar of the Quincy Public Library talks about a book being discussed TONIGHT at Village Inn and other good things going on at the library. Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot  Her name was Henrietta Lacks, but scientists know her as HeLa. She was a poor black tobacco farmer whose cells—taken without her knowledge in 1951—became one of the most important tools in medicine, vital for developing the polio vaccine, cloning, gene mapping, in vitro fertilization, and more. Henrietta's cells have been bought and sold by the billions, yet she remains virtually unknown, and her family can't afford health insurance. Soon to be made into an HBO movie by Oprah Winfrey and Alan Ball, this New York Times bestseller takes readers on an extraordinary journey, from the “colored” ward of Johns Hopkins Hospital in the 1950s to stark white laboratories with freezers filled with HeLa cells, from Henrietta's small, dying hometown of Clover, Virginia, to East Baltimore today, where her children and grandchildren live and struggle with the legacy of her cells. The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks tells a riveting story of the collision between ethics, race, and medicine; of scientific discovery and faith healing; and of a daughter consumed with questions about the mother she never knew. It's a story inextricably connected to the dark history of experimentation on African Americans, the birth of bioethics, and the legal battles over whether we control the stuff we're made of. From the Author's website:  http://rebeccaskloot.com/the-immortal-life/ 

Sources Florida Woman Arrested For Stabbing Sister With EpiPen, Police Say | iHeart Gaitlinburg Haunts - https://gatlinburghaunts.com/rocky-top-village-inn/ UPI Article - https://www.upi.com/Archives/1986/09/20/A-knife-found-in-a-telephone-booth-with-an/9013527572800/ Historic Archaeology Article - https://historicarchaeology.weebly.com/journal/gatlinburg-murders-1986

BBQ Holdings (BBQ) is set to change its name to "Famous Hospitality." The BBQ recent earnings report indicated $0.27 in EPS and $68.39M in revenue. The company franchises, owns, and operates casual and fast food dining restaurants. Notable brands include Famous Dave's, Village Inn, Granite City, and Bakers Square. Next, George Tsilis weighs in on Academy Sports & Outdoors (ASO) as it is set to join the S&P SmallCap 600 this month. The company is a sporting goods and outdoor recreational retailer.

The episode of The Cabin is presented by Calumet County; https://bit.ly/3rxzxhmCampfire Conversation: In Wisconsin, it's no secret, or surprise, that we love supper clubs. It's a dining experience like no other that includes a whole lot of food for not too much money. It's an experience that starts at the bar where the most popular drink ordered is the Old Fashioned. A typical meal may include a relish tray, bread, soup, salad, an entrée such as steak, chicken or fish and ice cream drinks for dessert.  Most supper clubs are multi-generational family run businesses and feature recipes that have been around just as long. You can't be in a hurry though. The experience could take a couple of hours, especially if you go on a weekend. The Calumet County region has 16 supper clubs to choose from and is known as the Supper Club Capital of the Midwest®. Get your notes app ready for this episode as you map out your tour of supper clubs that you need to try and which restaurants are known for which menu item! Want to see some of the supper clubs we're talking about? Check out this original short with Eric on the road to try Schwarz's Supper Club, Roepke's Village Inn, and The Granary; https://youtu.be/Ubo3fewQha8

Looking for a spacious and affordable place to stay on the island? Village Inn Suites is one to look into. Located above Kingston Kitchen, 3 suites can hold various guests. Some as many as 6. So tune in to find out all about this charming place to stay. www.visuites.com

Today we had local reaction to the new Government Covid restrictions from Mark McGowan of the Restaurants Association of Ireland , Collette Nugent of the Market Bar in Drogheda and Wayne Harding from the Village Inn in Slane. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Greg Smith is on the podcast this week to talk about coaching contracts, Thanksgiving food, Village Inn, and the complicated legacy that quarterback Adrian Martinez will leave if this is, in fact, it for him at Nebraska. Get your subscription to Hail Varsity at a discount! Use Coupon Code: VARSITY A Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a digital media and commercial video production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network and learn more about our other services today on HurrdatMedia.com.

Scallon's back!! Kaiti's Theatre, chili, sweatshirts, caffeine, feedback, Village Inn, Chad Larson, Chad Martin, do's and don'ts of social media.

After a false start this summer, Car Con Carne is back in the car! This episode finds the car parked outside Village Inn (8050 Lincoln Avenue in Skokie) for a conversation with John San Juan of the long-running Chicago band Hushdrops. Hushdrops release what very may well be their finest recorded output to date, “The Static,” on Pravda Records this Friday (11/12).   Also joining in on the conversation is Village Inn co-owner Desi Mulingbayan, who kindly provided delicious thin crust pizza (½ sausage, ½ pepperoni) to move the conversation along. Go visit Village Inn. Like Desi says, it's the “Cheers of Skokie.”

After a false start this summer, Car Con Carne is back in the car! This episode finds the car parked outside Village Inn (8050 Lincoln Avenue in Skokie) for a conversation with John San Juan of the long-running Chicago band Hushdrops. Hushdrops release what very may well be their finest recorded output to date, “The Static,” on Pravda Records this Friday (11/12).   Also joining in on the conversation is Village Inn co-owner Desi Mulingbayan, who kindly provided delicious thin crust pizza (½ sausage, ½ pepperoni) to move the conversation along. Go visit Village Inn. Like Desi says, it's the “Cheers of Skokie.”

Chair of the VFI in Louth Collette Nugent of the Market bar discusses reopening to indoor hospitality today while local publican Wayne Harding of the Village Inn in Slane outlines why he has taken the decision to remain closed. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Not one, not two, but SIX restaurant chains are being sold right now. With a lot of market activity occurring around chain restaurants, what better time to take a look at how this will affect the industry than now? On this episode of the Happy Mouth podcast, restaurateur Philip Camino and chef Nyesha Arrington delve into the recent buying of these chains and what factors likely led to these purchases. They also discuss the impacts this may bring about for the industry. Listen to Philip and Nyesha discuss the recent buying of chain restaurants: Since SweetGreen and Krispy Kreme deals, 6 more deals have been announced. June 24th: Lee's Famous Recipe Chicken is being sold to Artemis Lane Partners. June 25th: BBQ Holdings plans to purchase Village Inn and Bakers Square for $13.5 million. Fat Brands plans to acquire Global Franchise Group for $442.5 million. June 30th: Panera will sell Au Bon Pain to the Ampex Brands Family of Companies. July 1st: The largest franchisee of Jack in the Box will buy Taco Cabana for $85 million. July 2nd: Logan's RoadHouse will buy J. Alexander's and sister concepts for $220 million. Causes: Operator fatigue, increased sales, long-time deals, and low interest rates. Links: Happy Mouth Podcast Instagram Restaurant Business - Everybody is Buying Chains Right Now Restaurant Business - Logan's Roadhouse Parent Agrees to Buy J. Alexander's for $220M Restaurant Business - Jack In The Box's Largest Franchisee Agrees to Buy Taco Cabana for $85M Restaurant Business - Panera Bread Sella Au Bon Pan to a Yum Brands Franchisee Restaurant Business - Johnny Rockets Owner Is Buying Global Franchise Group for $442.5M Restaurant Business - Lee's Famous Recipe Chicken to be Sold to Artemis Lane Partners Restaurant Business - Famous Dave's Parent is Buying Village Inn and Bakers Square We have a lot more content coming your way! Be sure to check out our other shows: Full Comp The Happy Mouth Morning Show Restaurant Marketing School The Playbook

We talk about Anne Arundel County, Maryland issues that have been talked about for years. Why is over-development being allowed when the infrastructure isn't being built to match the current needs first? Even though we have zoning laws in place, it seems like all exemptions are allowed by the county against the wishes of the citizens but to the delight of developers. The Bay Bridge is a disaster for local residents because the state just keeps doing study after study on where to put a new span and nothing ever gets done. They haven't put in a new span across the Chesapeake Bay or added spans where the current ones sit. Or Better yet, creating a brand new bridge like the Delaware Memorial Bridge that has 4 lanes on each side.And how about rezoning that would be good for the county like the Village Inn or up near the Rt. 2/10/100 interchange where the county won't let the owners rezone from Residential to Commercial even though Rt 2 hasn't been a residential road in decades. Or the spike in violence at the Village Inn even though the owners want to improve the property but can't until the county helps them with re-zoning.We talk about these issues and more in this episode.Please subscribe and rate this podcast on your podcast platforms like Apple and Google as it helps us a ton. Also like, comment, subscribe and share the video on Youtube. It really helps us get the show out to more people. We hope you enjoyed your time with us and we look forward to seeing you next time. Please visit us at https://dumbideapodcast.com.

Colette Nugent of the Market Bar in Drogheda and Wayne Harding of the Village Inn pub in Slane spoke about how the guidelines will hinder publicans especially those who are 'landlocked' and have no outdoor space See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rod and Karen talk about fear, Coronavirus News, LGBTQ News, epic Walmart quitting, Lil Wayne loses his girlfriend, people kicked off plane playing games, TikTok deep fake porn, Dr. Dre divorce news, Black Capitalists, woman attacks her father over weed, man asks woman to grab his junk, old man wilds out at the Village Inn and sword ratchetness. Twitter: @rodimusprime @SayDatAgain @TBGWT Email: theblackguywhotips@gmail.com Blog: www.theblackguywhotips.com Voice Mail: 704-557-0186

Election in Kentucky is between 13 dogs, a donkey, a rooster, a dead cat and human who has no chance of winning, 71-yr-old-man arrested after outburst of profanity at Village Inn and fleeing from police, Russian oligarch killed in sauna with crossbow, Expensive doctor in Scotland claims 'vaccine causes autism' and 'chicken nuggets can help cure it'

Travel Brats asked: “Where are we talking about today?”Suzi said: “Boulder is a city at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, in northern Colorado. To the west, are the Flatirons which are craggy rock formations overlooking the city. Downtown’s is the pedestrian Pearl Street Mall which includes art galleries, cafes, restaurants and boutiques. To the north, about 45 minutes away is Rocky Mountain National Park and to the south/southeast is Golden and Denver.Fantastic skiing exits 90 minutes away with half a dozen world class ski resorts nearby.Boulder is home to the main campus of the University of Colorado, the state's largest university. The city frequently receives high rankings in art, health, well-being, quality of life, and education.Boulder was a popular hippie town in the 1960s and re-invented itself as an affluent outdoorsy town, but it's still very rooted in its hippie traditions.” Travel Brats asked: “Who lives there? What’s the environment like?”Today, there’s lots of organic, natural items, as well as a number of breweries, and lots of great restaurants. “I like to say all the hippies had to grow up and wanted education and outdoor recreation for their children.Additionally, there are world class road cyclists, skiers, and climbers that call Boulder home. Both NOAA and NIST have sites in Boulder and most recently, many tech companies have moved to Boulder and even Google has a large campus in town.”Travel Brats asked: “What are the best things to do there?”Suzi said: Lots of road biking - anywhere on the Front Range as well as climbing into the mountains.Lots of mountain biking - generally one must go up and then come down. Single track and dirt roads.Lots of climbers - seek out Boulder to climb year roundLots of hiking - can be either flat or up the mountain. Lots of trails from Golden to Lyons. Climbing the Flatirons from Chautauqua http://www.protrails.com/trail/138/boulder-denver-golden-fort-collins-lyons-flatiron-1 is a favorite tourist To Do.Travel Brats asked “ What are more things to do along with the best hikes in Boulder?Suzi said: Tour of Celestial Seasonings http://www.celestialseasonings.com/visit-us/tea-tourEtown - NPR radio music show https://www.etown.org/Boulder Theater - (Art Deco theater from 1930’s) can be any show https://boulderdowntown.com/go/boulder-theater?gclid=CjwKCAjw5Kv7BRBSEiwAXGDElW339gTT1JaR8sxfRxdetjjm9klXVuN98R2PTL5iVDOE8mPRcpcfNxoCPn8QAvD_BwEFox Theater - music venue - divine https://www.foxtheatre.org/Chautauqua Auditorium - any music or show or reading venue https://www.chautauqua.com/happenings/venues/auditorium/Eldorado State Canyon Park - south Boulder https://cpw.state.co.us/placestogo/Parks/eldoradocanyonFiske Planetarium - on CU campus https://www.colorado.edu/fiske/Favorite Bookstore - Boulder Bookstore on Pearl Street https://www.boulderbookstore.net/Rent a bike - great bike paths, road riding, and offload ridingDanshabe Tea House - good food & historic https://www.boulderteahouse.com/Farmer’s Market - Saturdays 8am-2pm and Wednesday evenings 4p-8pColorado Shakespeare Festival - June-August on CU campus - 2 venues https://cupresents.org/series/shakespeare-festival/Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art https://bmoca.org/Bolder Bolder - 2nd most populous 10K on Memorial Day https://bb10k.bolderboulder.com/Boulder Creek Festival - Memorial Day weekend https://bouldercreekfest.com/Open Space Trails https://www.summitcountyco.gov/105/Open-Space-TrailsSuzi continued on to say: “What you find in Boulder is that everybody does everything meaning most folks do hike, bike, ski, climb, and anything else outdoors. The Pearl Street Mall https://www.pearlstreetmall.com/ is a pedestrian mall that has lots of restaurants and shop. Both locals and tourists alike will be on “the mall”. The “hill” is a subsection of Boulder where the CU Boulder students congregate or hang out. Generally, most locals stay away from the “hill” since that area of town borders the CU campus.”Travel Brats then asked the infamous question -- “Where should you eat there?” Suzi said: “Favorite Breakfast Spots:Walnut Cafe - on 30th - known for great pie https://www.walnutcafe.com/The Buff - great coffee & skillets https://www.buffrestaurant.com/Dougs Diner - awesome breakfast bowls https://www.dougsdiner.com/Snooze - nice casual & healthy https://www.snoozeeatery.com/branches/1733/snooze-boulder/Village Inn - typical counter diner https://www.villageinn.comDot’s Diner - good diner https://www.dotsdinerboulder.comTangerine - a bit upscale with local food http://www.tangerineeats.comLots of Coffee shops - Ozo Coffee - https://ozocoffee.comAmante - http://www.amantecoffee.comSole - https://www.facebook.com/caffe.sole.1/Red Rocks - https://www.bouldercoloradousa.com/listings/red-rock-coffeehouse/2124/Laughing Goat - https://www.thelaughinggoat.comTune Up in Full Cycle (Bike shop) - https://www.fullcyclebikes.com/about/the-tune-up-pg148.htmFavorite Lunch Spots:Le French Cafe - great lunch (crepe & salad) as well as breakfast. https://www.lefrenchcafeboulder.comSnarf’s - great deli https://www.eatsnarfs.comBackcountry Pizza and Taphouse - good happy hour https://www.facebook.com/Backcountrytaphouse/Verde - Upscale Mexica https://www.verdeeatdrink.com/boulderFavorite Dinner Spots:Frasca - Foodie people - creative local food - Italian influence https://www.frascafoodandwine.comCarelli’s - near Will Vill (dorm on campus) excellent traditional Italian with lots go great fish; awesome garlic toast https://carellis.comAudrey Jane’s Pizza - carryout - to die for! Just on Diners & Drive in. https://www.thepizzagarage.comThe Kitchen & Kitchen Upstairs & Next Door - real food (Boulder, Denver, Chicago) https://www.thekitchenbistros.com/location/boulder-colorado/Sushi: Zanmai or Japengo - Both on Pearl Street https://boulderdowntown.com/go/sushi-zanmai https://boulderjapango.comJax - Oyster Bar - a few in other CO cities https://www.jaxfishhouse.com/boulder/The Cork - Old school steak house; great happy hour https://bouldercork.comFavorite Breweries:Avery Brewery - https://www.averybrewing.comGunbarrel - https://www.gunbarrelcenter.comUpslope - both in town - snacks only - empanadas & soft pretzels https://www.upslopebrewing.comSouthern Sun and Mountain Sun - great beer, burgers, salads, buritto, nachos, & wings. Love the Colorado Kind (AMERICAN E.S.B 6.2% ABV) http://www.mountainsunpub.com/contact.htmTwisted Pine - good appetizers  - pizza https://twistedpinebrewing.comOskar Blues Taproom - on Pearl Street. Solid! https://www.oskarblues.com/location/boulder-co-oskar-blues-taproom/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI5K3JsImC7AIVieDICh3XrAuNEAAYASAAEgIuAfD_BwEFor more information on Boulder, listen to our podcast!

Rick and Robin share their adventure to Des Moines, Iowa. Many things went as planned but many things were unexpected. As they were traveling, the entire left headlight flew off and went into the median of the highway. They noted the mile marker where it flew off and planned to see if they could find it on the way back. Their first stop was to a Luthier (a professional guitar repairman). Rick and Robin curbed an original Martin D-28 guitar laying on the side of the road. It was missing all of the tuners and strings but otherwise it was in good condition. This was a guitar that Rick had always dreamed of having but never thought possible because they were too expensive. The repair cost only $167.00 and it was appraised at $3,800! Robin noted an AMC theatre across the street that caught her attention.Rick then scheduled a time to do a podcast at Iowa Catholic Radio with Jimmy Olsen that afternoon which was 1.7 miles away. On the way, they stopped to get gas. Robin noted a Village Inn restaurant next to the gas station. They had their Teen Rescue interview which will be aired at a later date.Their next appointment was to have dinner with their friends, Spencer and Mary Thury. Since they had time, Rick decided to do an Uber Eats delivery which surprisingly lead them back to the Village Inn and was to be delivered, you guessed it, to the AMC theater. Rick and Robin marveled at how it was all playing out so smoothly.Before going further in the story, it is important to note that Rick is infamously known as someone who always drives under the speed limit. Two blocks from the AMC, they get pulled over by a policeman. Rick exits the car with license in hand and asks the policeman what he did wrong. He never imaged that he had been going 41 on a 30 mile per hour road. When the policeman learned they were from Florida, he began apologizing for pulling them over. Rick then explained that he needed to deliver some food and the policeman said he would follow them over to the AMC. The policeman was so nice and gave them a warning. As they headed down the road for dinner, Rick realizes he never got his driver’s license back. They called the Clive County Police department and the policeman kindly agrees to drive to the Olive Garden 18 miles away and return the license. The Thury’s were surprised when a police car shows up and calls out Rick’s name. The men exchanged cell phone numbers because they feel there was a reason for this crazy encounter.After dinner, they leave and head north hoping to find the headlight but to no avail. But Rick did locate a muffler and carried it back to the car. They uneventfully make it back home in the dark hoping not to get pulled over again with only one headlight. Rick and Robin wanted to share this short adventure because when you are planning your life out, when you are living for Jesus, you just never know what is going to happen. You might meet somebody new, you might get something you have always dreamed of having, and sometimes you don’t find what you are looking for. You never know why things happen. It helps to look at life like an adventure. Give your day to the Lord, honor Him, and see what God has for you. This is how you can live and it is fun to see what God does. As we are all on our journey, we can take on different attitudes. There is the optimist, the pessimist, and the psalmist who says my cup isn’t half full or half empty, my cup runs over. We have abundance because of what Jesus has done for us. When you live in abundance, you can give to others. When you are in lack or in need it is tough to imagine giving to others. Say to yourself, it doesn’t matter what I have been called in the past, what I have done in the past, or whether I have been deemed an optimist or a pessimist, Choose to be a psalmist. When you are able to be a psalmist, that is what we call a “Radical Life.”

Sometimes as a Dad, you get the blame and probably for good reason.

Gary prefers Baker Square pies over Village Inn pies. Then reveals the good news the Husker football team got yesterday in regards to their special teams and more!

Village Inn bankruptcy, Barnwood and Leather, Urban Farmhouse Room, Home and Closet, Licorice International, Swanson's Martial Arts and more McDonald's renovations

The Termites bake Elijah Wood's favorite pie and cook up Village Inn, kombucha, Missouri, "Jingle Bells," and reactions to gore.---FOLLOW US:IG: http://instagram.com/morningwoodpodTwitter: http://twitter.com/morningwoodpod2FB: http://facebook.com/morningwoodpod---ALSO LISTEN ON:iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/morning-wood/id1381025687?mt=2Google Podcasts: https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9yc3Muc2ltcGxlY2FzdC5jb20vcG9kY2FzdHMvNzQ4OC9yc3MSpotify: https://spoti.fi/2Nv0jUoStitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=185226&refid=stpr

In 1986, a road trip turns deadly when four individuals are involved in the armed robbery and murder of a motel desk clerk, Melissa "Missy" Hill and security guard Troy Dale Valentine, in the tourist town of Gatlinburg, TN. Tattoo Eddie Harris and accomplice Joseph Demodica along with their companions led police on a murder investigation that would last for more than a year. Mountain Murders takes a look at this three decades old case in the heart of the Great Smoky Mountains.

Our first podcast about one of our favorite places Village Inn!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ieatyoulisten/support

Mandy Connell, Mouth-ful's Lori Lynn Barker, Susan Witkin and Someone's Gotta's Aime Karam talk about the mania around Pumpkin  Spice and why they don't understand it. They discuss Spam, applesauce, latkes, old people coffee, drinking coffee out of a saucer, spilling stuff on your boob shelf, women eating their placentas, pumpkin beard oil, products and candles that smell like food, tobacco candles, PS kale chips, kale is disgusting, gefilte fish, lutefisk, Village Inn, pies, and then they leave to go get food. 

Avengers assemble! Mark is back with Ilene and Scott for this action-packed podcast  We all meet up on the Village Inn on the patio for a quick catchup. We talk about some of the stuff we left out on last weeks podcast and Mark has some questions to cover while he was gone. Midway through, Mark runs over and drags Dillon one of the owners of Downtown Skokies newest businesses Kneads and Wants over. Located in the old Sweety Pies location at 8042 Lincoln Avenue this new bakery has all sorts of awesome coffee drinks and baked goodies. We learn all about the new business and how it will grow over the next few months.  There is plenty of info to digest in the latest episode. Have a listen, I promise you will learn something. 

The Cocoon exists to provide safety, healing, and justice across the lifespan for survivors of domestic and sexual violence, their children, and all of those affected by abuse. We work to educate and increase awareness about abuse and commit to building a compassionate and safe community.The Cocoon has a few events coming upi you might be interested in. For more info you can visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/cocoonwoodcountySeptember 7 – OTR Smokehouse LLC First Annual Poker Run starts at 11amTo benefit HOOVES and The Cocoon to draw the connection between PTSD and domestic violenceStarts and finishes at B & R Banquet Hall, Cygnet, Ohio with stops at Snuffy’s, Sycamore Grove, FOE 2180, FOE 2633 and Village Inn. Preregistration available by calling 419 806 7704$20 per driver/ $10 per passenger/ $30 per couple and includes dinner and cards Saturday, September 14 – Texas Hold’em Tournament at Cavalier Corral12900 Bays Road, Rudolph, Ohio 419-957-7212Tournament starts at 2pm with food and beverages availableThis tournament is held every second Tuesday of the month at CavalierThe event is open to the public and can host up to 40 players – the more players the more you win!A portion of the proceeds from the tournament each month benefits The Cocoon Saturday, September 14 – Safety Healing Justice in our Community EventNoon until 2pm at Woodlands Park, Perrysburg OhioSt. Tim’s, First Presbyterian and Grace Churches are joining Huntington National Bank to support The Cocoon’s first community awareness event.Family oriented games and activities, live music by Herbie and the Love Bugs, lunch of hot dog or hamburger with chips and bottled water available for a $5 cash donationHuntington National Bank will be providing free ice cream treats while supplies lastAdditional support provided by Ace Hardware of Bowling Green, Churchill’s Supermarkets, Costco and MeijerThis event will be a template for similar events in other communities around Wood County. This is an awareness raising event, but donations will be accepted.

Running a restaurant is one of the toughest businesses, a unique manufacturing business. Take custom orders, build to suit quickly, deliver, bill and collect. All of that within 1-2 hours. There’s nothing like it with its daily challenges and so many things that can go wrong, from power to weather. Listen to Ryan Sweeney, part owner of a Village Inn franchise at Bridgeport in Tualatin, Oregon.

Mike and Andy join Scott at the Village Inn to talk real estate in Skokie. While the north shore as a whole has way too much inventory on the market Skokie seems to be different with a much shorter supply.  Listen in and learn what's selling and the current trends in both commercial and residential real estate. 

Mark Bechtold and I met at the Village Inn in Downtown Skokie and discussed the types of home loans Mark offers and the position of US Bank in the market.  Sloppy joes, tater tots and 5 minutes of interesting banking talk. Have a listen. I promise you will learn something!

join us as we rant about why village inn sucks dead donkey balls. its a long list. as always we rabbit hole a little bit.

Ilene and Scott ventured over to The Village Inn recently and had a great meeting with Matt from the Talking Farm.  Did you know that Skokie has a three-acre working produce farm? Learn more about what the farm does and how it helps the community in this weeks episode.  They offer 12 Educational Programs where students learn, using hands-on techniques, about sustainability, urban agriculture, and horticulture. Over 3,350 learning hours yearly offering over 3,000 hours of on-farm, hands-on, intensive learning to members of the community of all ages. The farm produces 21,000 pounds of sustainably-grown produce for the community yearly between the Howard Street Farm and other off-site gardens and urban farms. By 2022, they aim to produce over 60,000 pounds.

Not Ben (Shane) and Not Jerry (Jered) talk about Thanksgiving, the Village Inn, and famous residents of Tappahannock

You will hear what a shining light Patti Ann is in this wonderful family restaurant in this episode. We just love her energy and zest for life! Patti Ann rides her pretty pink bike to work every day and enjoys her life to the max! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/13th-ave-media/support

We have partnered with Village Inn to give Thanksgiving meals to families in need. Here is our Friday winner. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brock-and-marci-in-the-mo/support

We have partnered with Village Inn to give Thanksgiving meals to families in need. Here is our Thursday winner. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brock-and-marci-in-the-mo/support

We have partnered with Village Inn to give Thanksgiving meals to families in need. Here is our Wednesday winner. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brock-and-marci-in-the-mo/support

We have partnered with Village Inn to give Thanksgiving meals to families in need. Here is our Tuesday winner. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brock-and-marci-in-the-mo/support

We have partnered with Village Inn to give Thanksgiving meals to families in need. Here is our Monday winner. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brock-and-marci-in-the-mo/support

Charlie has been coming to the Village Inn in Largo Florida for SEVEN YEARS! He comes in every single day and has created a 2nd family for himself. Charlie is a very special man and we are HONORED to bring you this interview! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/13th-ave-media/support

OMG, you guys! We are on YouTube! Welcome to All Gold Everything- a Podcast for Grown Folks! This week Heidi and Sandy cover winking at Village Inn, Ciara at the AMAs, the Dr. Death podcast, and being over-committed! Plus- you know we've got you covered- we're tackling a listener question and the end of the show!

"Music is worth living for," Andrew W.K. sings in his latest rock anthem. In this second episode on the weirdness of music, JF and Phil focus on two works steeped in ambiguity and paradox: Bob Dylan's "Jokerman," from the landmark post-Christian album Infidels, and Franz Liszt's "Mephisto Waltz, No. 1: The Dance at the Village Inn," inspired by an episode in the Faust legend. If this conversation has a central theme, it may be music's power to unhinge every fixed binary, from God and the Devil to culture and nature. Music, as exemplified in these pieces, can put us in touch with the abiding mystery of the eternal in the historical, the unhuman in the human... The hills are alive! REFERENCES Bob Dylan, "Jokerman" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XSvsFgvWr0) Franz Liszt, “Mephisto Waltz no. 1,” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaBa9q3u9H0) performed by Boris Berezovsky Andrew WK, "Music is Worth Living For" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdW3UJ7lQvU) Leonard Cohen, “The Future” (https://genius.com/Leonard-cohen-the-future-lyrics) C.G. Jung, [Aion](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aion:ResearchesintothePhenomenologyoftheSelf)_ Douglas Rushkoff, Testament (http://www.rushkoff.com/books/testament/) The Guardian, “Carthaginians sacrificed own children, archaeologists say” (https://www.theguardian.com/science/2014/jan/21/carthaginians-sacrificed-own-children-study) Garry Wills, "Our Moloch" (https://www.nybooks.com/daily/2012/12/15/our-moloch/) Minoan snake goddess (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minoan_snake_goddess_figurines) statues Richard Wagner, Parsifal http://www.monsalvat.no/ T.S. Eliot, The Wasteland (https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/47311/the-waste-land) Daniel Albright, Untwisting the Serpent: Modernism in Music, Literature, and Other Arts (https://www.amazon.com/Untwisting-Serpent-Modernism-Music-Literature/dp/0226012549) Beckett, Not I (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4LDwfKxr-M) Nikolaus Lenau (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikolaus_Lenau), German Romantic poet Wolgang von Goethe, Faust, Part 1 (https://www.amazon.com/Faust-Part-Oxford-Worlds-Classics/dp/019953621X), translated by David Luke Weird Studies, Episode 3: Sin: "Ecstasy, and the White People" (https://www.weirdstudies.com/3)

We interviewed Village Inn 4th Street employee Sarah Schultz at the St. Pete location. It was very enjoyable to talk with her about her time as an employee for last 2 years! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/13th-ave-media/support

Dean LaFollette, Director of Operations for (3) of the fabulous Village Inn restaurants in Pinellas County, shares about the upcoming celebration of Village Inn's 60th birthday! We also chat about the vision, values, success measures, and culture of these locations that separate them from the rest. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/13th-ave-media/support

One way to combat complacency is to celebrate more often, after all, who doesn't like a good party, even if it is only a 20-minute stop at the Village Inn for a cup of coffee and a slice of Apple pie (ala-mode, of course)? Celebration is good for the soul. Life is wearisome, and praise is sporadic if at all. We need a few "at-a-boys," a frequent "you're awesome," and especially a sincere, "thank you." If you haven't done a little cheering, a little slap on the back, or a round of applause lately for the good things you do together or the kindnesses you do for each other, it's time to start again. In this podcast Dr. Ross presences three ways celebrations grow your relationship! He makes the point that not many things are better than a celebration, large or small, with the person (people), you love the most - your mate, children, family, and friends.

In 1990 when Danny Lehan was 15 years old, he’d ride his bicycle to the Village Inn, where he worked. His first job at the restaurant, was a bus boy; he worked weekends as he was going to school. Then Lehan became a dishwasher, then a cook and then a server. He came home from work two years later and told his parents he was going to own that restaurant one day. Through lots of hard work and persistence, Danny now currently owns 3 Village Inn restaurants in Pinellas County Florida. Check out the story behind the restaurant... --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/13th-ave-media/support

Mike Reidy and Karen Righeimer from W.O.R.M.(World Organization of the Righteous Movement) meet me at Village Inn in Skokie (8050 Lincoln Avenue) for a podcast episode that includes a live performance and a visit from Village Inn Managing Partner, Desi Mulingbayan. Covered this week: Village Inn is "a lovely place (in) a lovely community." W.O.R.M. history. The first song I played on my 21st birthday ties back to W.O.R.M. W.O.R.M.'s opening for Pigface's anniversary show last year. How Karen's aggressiveness got her the bass gig with the band The correct pronunciation of "ukulele." Mike's a "backseat artist." W.O.R.M. CANNOT BE OUT-GOTHED. The beauty of old school bar fights. Karen dressed for the occasion. Desi and I are both Niles West High School alums; we were both "Indians" before someone in the school district realized the mascot was offensive The Village Inn menu: Over 100 items? Karen's realization of Village Inn's awesomeness: "There's a bar??"

Bill and Charpie invent a new opening song. Things get deep when we talk about Village Inn breakfast. What does this have to do with Fargo? Nothing, but we like breakfast. Nikki shows her own brand of swagger and we talk unicorns of the sea. Get the dish while it is still hot! Pray for the Moe Dammik zamboni death.

What I’m Playing Now Village with Village Inn expansion Machi Koro with Harbor expansion Darkest Dungeon Dragon Age: Inquisition Pathfinder Adventure Card Game - Skull and Shackles What I WANT to play Now! Resident Evil HD remastered on PS4 Dice Masters Dead of Winter - A Crossroads game

The Dead Wives Club Edition. A little to excited to see Dealey Plaza. The Winter Olympics were a wash. The Farmers Almanac was right, and made by the devil. An emergency call at The Village Inn. Those Rebels are still Racist. Nothing better than bleeding rat cake. The N word in Football. Plus, The Hollywood Dime, Black People Newz, Un-Fun Fact Trivia, and much more! www.beyondserious.com

In this podcast I briefly talk about my visits to Village Inn and Wingers.

Village Inn (Pegasus / eggertspiele): Spiele-Podcast Nr. 187 - Erweiterung zum Kennerspiel des Jahres 2012, die nicht ohne das Grundspiel spielbar ist. Die Rezension auch als Video: YouTube.

Mike, Billy and Rudi Fann, PGA Head Professional at the Blacklake Golf Resort located in Nipomo, California - www.blacklake.com play Golf Talk Radio "Fore Play" golf trivia!  The GTRadio HOT TOPIC is "Why don't golfers stay on the cart path around the greens?".  Golf Talk Radio with Mike & Billy is brought to you by Slickstix.com, Avila Beach Golf Resort, Blacklake Golf Resort, Adams Golf, Avila Village Inn, The Shorecliff Lodge and GroupGolfer.com.  Visit Golftalkradio.com for the latest show information, contests, videos, iPhone and Android Apps and more!  If you are interested in advertising with Golf Talk Radio with Mike & Billy email us at info@golftalkradio.com.

Mike and Billy continue their discussion of the GTRadio HOT TOPIC - Are Golf Courses Good for the Environment?  Mike and Billy also play Golf Talk Radio "Fore Play" golf trivia - answer (4) trivia questions correctly and win a one night stay at the Avila Village Inn and golf for (2) at the Avila Beach and or Blacklake Golf Resorts.  Mike and Billy also announce the winner of the Golftalkradio.com - Avila Village Inn online contest for a Golf Package and the KSBY.com contest for golf for (4) and lunch for (4) at the beautiful Blacklake Golf Resort located in Nipomo, California.  Slickstix.com, Avila Beach Golf Resort, Blacklake Golf Resort, Adams Golf, Avila Village Inn , Golfland Warehouse and ShoreCliff.com. Visit Golftalkradio.com for the latest show information, contests, videos iPhone and Android Apps and more!  If you are interested in advertising with Golf Talk Radio with Mike & Billy email us at info@golftalkradio.com.

Sierra Troup from The First Tee Central Coast joins Mike & Billy in studio.  Mike & Billy also play "Fore Play" golf trivia brought to you by the Avila Village Inn located in beautiful Avila Beach, California.  Mike & Billy also draw the monthly winner from the online Golftalkradio.com - Avila Village Inn Golf Package contest.Slickstix.com, Avila Beach Golf Resort, Blacklake Golf Resort, Adams Golf, Avila Village Inn , Golfland Warehouse . Visit Golftalkradio.com for the latest show information, contests, videos iPhone and Android Apps and more!

INFO: This time on Peace Talks, our host Carol Boss, talks with two former prison inmates who grew up in substance abusing families. Both began using at the age of 11 and progressed from alcohol to marijuana to cocaine to meth. We used first names only. Our first guest is Chris, who is now clean and about to start work as a matre dei in an Albuquerque restaurant. He was released from prison April 2006 after serving a 15 month sentence. Our second guest is Alisha who, like Chris, grew up in a home with drugs and alcohol. She started using at the age of 11. At 21, she was convicted of attempted first degree murder. She served a 5 year prison sentence, and is out now rearranging her life. She works at a Village Inn restaurant in Albuquerque and is back in college studying business communications. She has two young daughters who live with grandparents out of state.

INFO: This time on Peace Talks, our host Carol Boss, talks with two former prison inmates who grew up in substance abusing families. Both began using at the age of 11 and progressed from alcohol to marijuana to cocaine to meth. We used first names only. Our first guest is Chris, who is now clean and about to start work as a matre dei in an Albuquerque restaurant. He was released from prison April 2006 after serving a 15 month sentence. Our second guest is Alisha who, like Chris, grew up in a home with drugs and alcohol. She started using at the age of 11. At 21, she was convicted of attempted first degree murder. She served a 5 year prison sentence, and is out now rearranging her life. She works at a Village Inn restaurant in Albuquerque and is back in college studying business communications. She has two young daughters who live with grandparents out of state.