Podcasts about Wonder Bar

同志 tóngzhì - LGBTQ+ 議題 yìtí - issue; topic of discussion接受度 jiēshòudù - level of acceptance名列前茅 míng liè qián máo - to rank among the top同志婚姻合法化 tóngzhì hūnyīn héfǎhuà - legalization of same-sex marriage發達 fādá - developed; flourishing體力 tǐlì - physical stamina西門紅樓 Xīmén Hónglóu - The Red House, a well-known LGBTQ+ landmark and nightlife area in Taipei- Abrazo人潮 réncháo - crowd of people同志圈 tóngzhì quān - LGBTQ+ community準沒錯 zhǔn méi cuò - definitely correct; no doubt about it熱烈 rèliè - enthusiastic; fervent電音 diànyīn - electronic music人擠人 rén jǐ rén - crowded with people- 碧瓷俱樂部 bì cí jùlèbù - Belle's Club視覺衝擊 shìjué chōngjī - visual impact成人版 chéngrén bǎn - adult version遊樂園 yóulèyuán - amusement park旋轉木馬 xuánzhuǎn mùmǎ - carousel變裝皇后 biànzhuāng huánghòu - drag queen性感猛男 xìnggǎn měngnán - sexy muscular men華麗 huálì - magnificent; glamorous浮誇 fúkuā - exaggerated; flamboyant魔幻感 móhuàn gǎn - magical feeling- G-Star 舞池 wǔchí - dance floor變換隊形 biànhuàn duìxíng - change formation (in dance)變換舞步 biànhuàn wǔbù - change dance moves歐美 Ōuměi - Europe and America (Western culture)震撼 zhènhàn - shocking; stunning拍手 pāishǒu - to clap hands- Wonder Bar溫馨 wēnxīn - warm and cozy舒適 shūshì - comfortable包容感 bāoróng gǎn - sense of inclusivity不定期 bùdìngqī - irregularly scheduled; from time to timePlanning to travel or move to Taiwan? If you'd like to improve your Chinese before you go, feel free to book a one-on-one lesson with me.I'll help you improve your Chinese so you can settle in more comfortably when you arrive. Book a one-on-one free trial lesson with me !

Send us a textIn this episode of Greetings from the Garden State, host Mike Ham sits down with the iconic Felipe Rose, best known as the original Native American of the Village People. Recorded at the Wonder Bar in Asbury Park, Felipe shares his incredible journey from dancing in New York City clubs to global stardom, his impact as a cultural icon, and his ongoing creative pursuits.Felipe reflects on the enduring legacy of hits like “YMCA,” his commitment to community and charity, and the challenges of navigating life after the Village People. Whether it's sharing stories of Studio 54, discussing his solo career in Native American music, or recounting heartwarming tales of community and resilience, Felipe brings humor, honesty, and an unfiltered perspective.Tune in to hear how Felipe has embraced his roots, built lasting connections, and continued to bring joy and inspiration to those around him.Highlights from the Episode:Felipe's signature tribal call and its roots in disco culture.The surprising journey of “YMCA” to #1—46 years after its release.Stories from touring the world with the Village People, from Paris to Australia.Insight into Felipe's solo career and induction into the Native American Music Hall of Fame.How Asbury Park became Felipe's “forever home” and the power of community in his life.Exciting updates on Felipe's upcoming book and documentary projects.Special Shoutouts:Wonder Bar in Asbury Park for hosting this episode.Tom from Mutiny BBQ and Georgie's Bar for introducing Felipe and Mike.The Mayo Performing Arts Center and Meghan Carroll of ReMax Elite for supporting the show.Follow Felipe Rose:Website: FelipeRose.com (currently being updated)Instagram: @officialfeliperoseFacebook: Official Felipe RoseFollow Greetings from the Garden State:Website: GreetingsFromTheGardenState.comSponsors: This episode is powered by the New Jersey Lottery.Listen Now: Don't miss this heartfelt and fascinating episode! Stream wherever you get your podcasts, and don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review.Catch you next time on Greetings from the Garden State!

Doug & Diane had the absolute pleasure of recently chatting with musician, producer, composer, solo artist, and Black Pumas' keyboardist - JaRon Marshall. A standout in the Austin, TX music scene, Marshall is fresh off the release of several new singles filled with smooth, soulful melodies steeped in jazz, soul, gospel, and hip-hop. Our conversation covered JaRon's influences, his collaborations, and his experiences performing with the Black Pumas. He also shared stories about his original music and what's coming up in the near future! The Wonder Bar in Asbury Park, NJ, is proud to welcome JaRon Marshall on November 19, 2024. This upcoming show is an incredible opportunity for the area to experience his unique blend of genres live, as he brings his talent to the Jersey Shore. Tickets can be found here! Asbury Park Vibes Podcast Available on Spotify, Apple, Google, iHeart, Audible, and PandoraHosted by Diane DiMemmo & Doug DresherCopyright 2020-2024 Asbury Park Vibes. All rights reserved.

Wonderbarer Kanppencast: launige Runde, Jahrhundertelf-Gast, großartige Stimmung, und das trotz Kriegsverbrechen und Welthungertag. Der Ernst wird 119 in Folge 119 - wie wonderbar ist das denn! Dazu gibts ein Quiz, den Schlachtgesang Hannover fällt und im Westen nichts Neues. Und am Wochenende singen alle: Wonder gibt es immer wieder. https://www.instagram.com/knappencast/ Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten. kostenlos-hosten.de ist ein Produkt der Podcastbude.Gern unterstützen wir dich bei deiner Podcast-Produktion.

Wonderbarer Kanppencast: launige Runde, Jahrhundertelf-Gast, großartige Stimmung, und das trotz Kriegsverbrechen und Welthungertag. Der Ernst wird 119 in Folge 119 - wie wonderbar ist das denn! Dazu gibts ein Quiz, den Schlachtgesang Hannover fällt und im Westen nichts Neues. Und am Wochenende singen alle: Wonder gibt es immer wieder. https://www.instagram.com/knappencast/

Wonderbarer Kanppencast: launige Runde, Jahrhundertelf-Gast, großartige Stimmung, und das trotz Kriegsverbrechen und Welthungertag. Der Ernst wird 119 in Folge 119 - wie wonderbar ist das denn! Dazu gibts ein Quiz, den Schlachtgesang Hannover fällt und im Westen nichts Neues. Und am Wochenende singen alle: Wonder gibt es immer wieder. https://www.instagram.com/knappencast/ Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten. kostenlos-hosten.de ist ein Produkt der Podcastbude.Gern unterstützen wir dich bei deiner Podcast-Produktion.

Happy Spooky Wednesday, folks! It's opposite day at Left of Skeptic. First up, Kala talks about Jinny Bingham's ghost in Camden Town, London. Also known as Mother Damnable and Mother Redcap, Jinny was a 1600s woman who was known in her small village for witchcraft and murder! But was she really a witch, or just a woman with a whole lot of bad luck. Either way, it seems her misfortune carries into the present day, haunting the location where her cottage once stood. And Brittany gets midwesty by talking about two different locations in Battle Creek, Michigan. A haunted apartment complex called Colombia Court is dealing with more than your average pests. Residents can expect to deal with doors opening on their own, lights turning on and off, whispers and disembodied voices, footsteps, and flying cookware! And in a Battle Creek Cemetery, there is a statue that is definitely not the Virgin Mary, and locals claim that it cries. We finish the whole episode off with some Reddit stories from Wisconsinites that claim they've had their own paranormal encounters.  Editor's Note: Sadly, it looks like the Wonder Bar in Milwaukee closed last year. It's now theBiersal Tavern. Let us know if it's still haunted! But #FunFact it looks like the Wonder Bar in Madison might be haunted too >> https://archive.jsonline.com/features/travel/madisons-wonder-bar-steakhouse-has-mob-history-ghosts-b99380667z1-281121762.html

Bobby Mahoney and Andrew Saul stopped by our little slice of Asbury Park heaven the other day to chat about the current musical happenings surrounding the band. No stranger to big moments, Bobby and his bandmates (including Andrew Saul, James McIntosh and Jon Chang Soon) have shared the stage with notable acts like Jon Bon Jovi, Bruce Springsteen, Frank Turner, and more. And adding another tik mark to their list of accomplishments is their recent signing with Stevie Van Zandt's Wicked Cool Records.The band is stoked to release their new album Another Deadbeat Summer on June 14th with a record release party planned for July 12th at the Wonder Bar in Asbury Park! During our conversation we talked all about the new album, the band's performances this year in SXSW, their history together, as well as the band's future plans. Tune in to this fun episode to connect with Bobby and Andrew and hear all of their amazing stories and experiences!WebsiteSpotifyInstagram Asbury Park Vibes Podcast Available on Spotify, Apple, Google, iHeart, Audible, and PandoraHosted by Diane DiMemmo & Doug DresherCopyright 2020-2024 Asbury Park Vibes. All rights reserved.

Cooper's is latest tavern in historic Beacon building Some soft opening. When word spread that the new incarnation of Dogwood in Beacon was ready for its close-up, the place attracted the curious, the familiar and local families. "We just low-key opened the door [Jan. 10] and within 20 minutes, the dining room filled up," said co-owner Brendan McAlpine. "Someone took a picture of the menu posted outside and it circulated pretty wide." After months of speculation, the fate of Dogwood, the funky bohemian bar on East Main Street that abruptly changed hands last summer, is now clear. The immediate future is Cooper's Bar, named for McAlpine's beloved French bulldog, who died a few years ago. A few photos of Cooper and a handful of historic shots adorn the streamlined, stripped down walls. "People worried that this would be a sports bar," said McAlpine, who, with his wife and partner Marjorie Tarter, owns Wonderbar, Hudson Marshmallow Co. and The Beacon movie theater, as well as The Bird & Bottle Inn in Philipstown. "Our only TV is at Cooper's. We'll show big games or events, but we're not putting on CNN or anything during the day." For now, the monitor is tuned to the fireplace channel. Wall coverings and live music will come as McAlpine "lets the space breathe," he said. "Instead of buying 75 pieces of art, it will grow organically." Sitting with pens, books and a computer, and wearing a Dogwood hoodie, author and photographer Ronnie Farley is glad the doors are open again. Except for the near-barren walls, most changes are subtle. New booths in the main room now seat six adults comfortably and are enjoyed by families in the early evenings. The building has served as a watering hole since the 1870s. Many ill-conceived additions to the kitchen, now gone, impeded the flow, said McAlpine. Remnants from Dogwood include a tap pouring Old Glenham Brewery hand-drawn cask ale, tiles with a dog bone in the center made by Hudson Beach Glass and the sound system above the stage, which is now filled with tables for diners. Christian Meixner, the chef at The Bird & Bottle Inn, devised the menu. The mostly fried sides go for $10 to $14. Other items range from $14 for three of the appetizers to $28 for a tuna rice bowl (although some of the salad add-ons can lift prices above $30). Asian influences include dumplings, a scallion pancake and the kimchi rice bowl. The kitchen also serves pinsas, an Italian flatbread with a crispy crust consisting of a lighter dough. McAlpine noted that Cooper's Bar is the latest incarnation of previous watering holes, which included Zep's, Annie Cabe's, Sunderland's Saloon, Papa Joe's and Dogwood. Old-timers tell him that the bar occupied the current music room in the 1990s and receipts from the 1930s shellacked to the wall by the bathrooms indicate that a half keg of Feigenspann beer cost $7.75. The one constant is change. "I've never seen a lot of our customers before and that wasn't the case 10 years ago," he said. "Going out in Beacon was like Cheers, but now there's lots of young kids and a great mix of older and younger folks who just moved here and people who've been here forever." Cooper's Bar, at 47 E. Main St., in Beacon, is open Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from noon to 11 p.m., Friday and Saturday from noon to midnight, and Sunday from noon to 10 p.m. The kitchen closes at 10 p.m. Call 845-440-7171 or visit coopersbeacon.com.

WAWY - What a Wonderful Year Music FestivalAsbury Park's Annual Afterparty2 nights-20 actsPresented by Telegraph Hill Records & Jim LenskoldWhat a Wonderful Year is an annual event staged by our friends at Telegraph Hill Records.  Each year, two days of shows feature some of the best talent Telegraph Hill Records have in their stable of artists.December 29 / December 30Wonder BarSave the date and follow this page for more details on BOTH NIGHTS..Get tix here:https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/00005F58B4ED2547Get Info on night two here: https://www.facebook.com/events/305494599091025Get Two day passes (LIMITED QTY, $$ savings) here:https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/00005F58B72326A0.This year WAWY will be raising funds for two non-profits, The Project Matters and Interfaith Neighbors. 

What a treat it was to recently sit down and chat with Roy Palijaro from Fulfill Food Bank and Colton Braun of the band - The Break Plans! Both of them are gearing up for the Annual Fulfill Food Bank Benefit Concert at the Wonder Bar in Asbury Park this Friday, December 1st! Roy took the time to talk about all of the existing programs at Fulfill and how they were developed to assist families get back on their feet in many different ways. Colton shared why local bands feel so strongly about giving back and using their music to bring attention to the needs in our community.  With everything Fulfill is trying to accomplish ... the phrase "It takes a village" is especially applicable. To kick off the holidays and jump start the season of giving, five bands including Alexander Simone & the WHODAT? Live Crew, The Break Plans, Jake Thistle, Jarod Clemons and EZ Eddie will be performing  on December 1st to raise much-needed funds for Fulfill.  Special events such as surprise band collaborations, an ugly sweater contest (with prizes!), and photos with the artists will make this event extra special. Doors open at 7pm and tickets are still available at the Stone Pony Box Office and Ticketmaster. 

This weeks special we go in detail on Wakefields 2023 season and preview a strange 2024 season that despite them being in the Championship, is full of promise for the Wakefield Wafer thin ham Cats Joining me is Ben Long and Matt from DownatBelleVue for this mammoth special

Anchored in Asbury, a monthly music interview series, where we talk to artists and creatives about their lives, inspirations and their part in the rich heritage of The Asbury Park music scene. This episode, your host Bill Bodkin, is joined by two veterans of the Asbury Park music scene -- Brian Erickson (The Extensions, Paper Jets) and Biff Swenson (Yawn Mower, Grasser). The reason these two rad humans have joined the podcast is because they are bringing back Happy Mondays -- a free weekly show for local bands (and touring acts) to perform in front of the insatiable music fans of Asbury Park -- to The Wonder Bar. Biff and Brian talk about having the same idea of bringing Happy Mondays back unbeknownst to each other, how much the night means to them, the bands they've booked that you should be keeping an eye out for, their own personal projects and their opinions on the current Asbury scene.

Spring break is here! Whether you waited until the last minute to plan or you're on a budget, there's a lot of places to enjoy spring weather right in the tri-state area. Travel + Leisure's editor-in-chief Jacqui Gifford shares her picks for the best staycations in New Jersey and we also take your calls to hear yours. *This segment is guest-hosted by Kerry Nolan* Listeners called in with their own recommendations for the best New Jersey destinations: Alex in Allendale: Northern New Jersey has great outdoor activities -- and the Ramapo Mountains are accessible via transit. Hank in Fort Lee: The Asbury to Riegelsville (PA) road off Route 78, take it into Pennsylvania. "One of the most beautiful roads to drive ever. Orchards and rivers. Plus a cute little bridge. You get off the highway and you're in a different world." Lotte in Boonton: Boonton is a great historical town easy to get to from New York, with good hiking and a beautiful library.  Yay to the Boonton, NJ rec! Fabulous and funky little town. Gorgeous countryside and city views just a mile away. And @BoontonCoffeeCo of course. ☺️ — Eileen Tomarchio (@EileenTomarchio) March 23, 2023 Lauren in Bergen County: Asbury Park! The Silverball Pinball Museum and also a bar called The Wonder Bar with a Yappy Hour for dogs. Outside the @WonderBarAP — a music venue across from the Asbury Park boardwalk on the Jersey Shore — #dogs jump from plastic pool to pool and lap from a sprinkler while their owners have a drink during Yappy Hour: https://t.co/wj63onUUKf pic.twitter.com/YKsMdF1KCL — Sunset Vet Clinic (@sunsetvetclinic) August 25, 2022 Jacoba in Montclair: Branch Brook Park has more cherry blossom trees than Washington, D.C. Marshall in Leonia: High Point State Park is in the extreme NW corner of the state near the New York and Pennsylvania borders, with amazing hills and small mountains. Trisha in Morristown: Morristown is a hidden gem with the Ford Mansion, Schuyler Hamilton Mansion, and great hiking trails and excellent food. @AllOfItWNYC Can I suggest Morristown for a day trip. And center the trip on Morristown National Historical Park. So Wash HQ (with a great museum), Jockey Hollow - then stroll the main drag (South St) and find a restaurant for a great meal. — TM (@TMcK_FineArt) March 23, 2023 Roger in Clinton: Frenchtown is a little town on the Delaware River with charm and good restaurants.   Other suggestions:  @AllOfItWNYC This is Steve from Lynbrook NY and one of my favorite places is Stokes State Forest Park located in Sandyston, Montague and Frankford in Sussex County. Amazing trails, tons of wildlife and plenty to do for outdoor lovers — Steve Binger Bingham (@stevebinger1) March 23, 2023 @AllOfItWNYC This is Steve from Lynbrook NY and one of my favorite places is Stokes State Forest Park located in Sandyston, Montague and Frankford in Sussex County. Amazing trails, tons of wildlife and plenty to do for outdoor lovers — Steve Binger Bingham (@stevebinger1) March 23, 2023 I want to share NY and NJs newest local Long Distance Hiking Trail the Highlands Trail which stretches 180 miles between the Delaware and Hudson Rivers. Find out more here https://t.co/WKmlLdMtBz @nynjtc — Zac Cole (@Zachary_Cole) March 23, 2023 @WNYC @AllOfItWNYC I'm so happy you're speaking about my neck of the woods right now! It's truly a beautiful area. Don't forget to sea glass hunt when you come to the shore 🥰❤️💫 pic.twitter.com/fBZDQoFeLN — Lady Lucas (@LadyLucasArt) March 23, 2023

The fast-rising, high-octane LA-based rock and roll band – Classless Act – will be pumping out the hits from their debut album Welcome To the Show this Wednesday, Dec 14th at the Wonder Bar in Asbury Park, NJ! Formed in 2018 and before their first album was even released, these crazy-talented musicians were asked to join the biggest tour of last summer ... The Stadium Tour with Mötley Crüe, Def Leppard, Poison, and Joan Jett & The Blackhearts! Their music has been labeled “the future of rock n' roll;” and Derek Day (vocals), Chuck McKissock (drums), Dane Pieper (guitar), Griffin Tucker (guitar), and Franco Gravante (bass) have been dubbed “hard rock's new elite.”We got the chance yesterday to chat with Derek and Chuck where we found out what it was like for them to collaborate with Vince Neil (Mötley Crüe) and Justin Hawkins (The Darkness) on two of their singles, what it's like to play in huge stadiums, how the flame for music was ignited in them as kids, and how surprises feed their creativity when writing music. Classless Act is currently releasing five (5) acoustic versions of their Welcome To The Show singles, of which the final will be shared on December 16th. Tune in to our podcast to meet the band and get hyped for their show tomorrow in Asbury Park where they open for Giovannie & The Hired Guns! Tickets can be purchased right here!!Podcast opening music by Connor Bracken & The Mother Leeds Band

In this video I will use and review the Wonder Bar by Cannaa Banana! The Wonder Bar is a chocolate bar made from psychedelic magic mushrooms and infused with psilocybin. I will be taste testing the Wonder Bar, explaining some history of my past psychedelic experiences and comparing the Wonder Bar to those experiences (within reason, considering I'm only eating 4 of 12 squares!)The back of the bar reads:"The highest quality psilocybin chocolate bar on the market. Made by extracting the psilocybin from mushrooms. This allows for a much purer high, eliminating the upset stomach feeling users would get from digesting magic mushrooms. Our extraction technology completely puts the Wonder Bar in a league of its own, creating a product that is much safer, purer, free of any contaminants, and more accurately dosed.Psilocybin & magic mushrooms have been known to significantly reduce anxiety, stress and depression while increasing focus and stimulating brain cell growth."Please note, I am in no way recommending or encouraging the use of psychedelic magic mushrooms. This video is meant for entertainment and educational purposes only!⚡️ WATCH my 2-Part Microdosing Magic Mushroom Journey!Part 1: WHY I'm Microdosing Magic Mushroomshttps://youtu.be/f1dKHHsBHVsPart 2: Microdosing Magic Mushrooms, 2-Week Updatehttps://youtu.be/2I84V_jeKcw

We had a blast on this recent podcast with Joe Pomarico (Pom) and Matt Fernicola (Fern) from Telegraph Hill Records, along with friend and collaborator Jim Lenskold (Tiki Jim). The gentlemen joined us to talk all about their annual end-of-year festival What A Wonderful Year (WAWY)!Now if you've never been to WAWY before, we are here to tell you that it's a PARTY … and that this is an event NOT to be missed!! This year the festival takes place on Dec 29-30 at The Wonder Bar with 10 (ten) musical acts performing each night, charitable auctions & contributions, and unique guest collaborations! Also making an appearance this year is the event's official "What A Wonderful Beer" by Last Wave Brewing Company!Tune in to hear all about how WAWY started, what goes into the planning, what attendees can expect this year, and some cool little nuggets of info about Tiki Jim, Fern & Pom! Always a pleasure, always a lot of fun … make sure to listen to this one and join us at WAWY on Dec 29 and 30 at the Wonder Bar!TICKETS NOW ON SALE:DEC 29DEC 30Podcast intro by Connor Bracken & The Mother Leeds Band

Something special's goin' on at The Wonder Bar on November 19, 2022! The music of Joe D'Urso & The Stone Caravan, Jarod Clemons & The Late Nights (with special guest JT Bowen), Alexander Simone & The WHODAT? Live Crew, and Stella Mrowicki will fill the venue and spill out into the streets ... all in the name of charity. An added treat will be an Asbury Park Music History Panel moderated by Eileen Chapman, director of The Bruce Springsteen Archives & Center for American Music!We recently sat down with Bob Makin, Eileen Chapman, Jarod Clemons, Charles Trott, and Alexander Simone to chat about the upcoming show, what we can expect that night, and the stories behind the non-profit organizations who are the inspiration for the event.Tune in to our latest podcast to hear more about The Asbury Park African-American Music Project, The Bruce Springsteen Archives & Center for American Music, and The Rick Makin Memorial Scholarship at Monmouth University!Tickets on sale now at Ticketmaster, through Asbury Sunset, Asbury Park Vibes, and the artists!

Yo, les jeunes! Pour notre 75e épisode, on vous offre un épisode spécial, avec un invité spécial! L'auteur Guy A. St-Cyr vient présenter l'ouvrage déjà culte Génération Canal Famille, en plus de discuter de Nicole Croisille et des paroles brillantes de Georges Brassens. Ça va vous dégeler le Wonderbar!

On this week's episode of Sole Free we welcome the incredibly talented Vincent Pastore as we celebrate his 76th birthday! We talk about his upcoming shows this weekend at Foxwoods Casino and the Wonder Bar, talk at length about his on and off screen brother the late Tony Sirico and Vinny shares some of his favorite Tony moments from “The Sopranos” and of course pay tribute to the great James Caan. Vinny also shares a sneak peak and the next season of William DeMeo's “Gravesend” with Vinny, Chazz Palminteri and Tony Darrow. www.solefreeradio.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

être Patisserie was named after the phrase Raison d'ete, where être means “purpose”, the perfect name for the pastry shop that embodies its founder's calling. Ann Lee is a graduate of Le Cordon Bleu Paris with a truly start-studded résumé, having worked in multiple award-winning Michelin star restaurants including Alain Ducasse Paris and Joel Robuchon. She eventually decided to return to her hometown of Ipoh with the goal of sharing French pastries and viennoiserie with her fellow Malaysians. Located in a gorgeous glasshouse, Ann's bakery is more than just the home of Malaysia's finest baked goods, but is also a platform for young people to discover their être and awaken their inner lion too. “Be dare to dream: having that ability to dream is very important because that's how you will envision things. ” - Ann Lee Timestamps: 00:00 - The birth of Ann's Wonderbar during her education downtime 4:15 - Ending up in Paris: From pursuing a business degree to Le Cordon Bleu Paris 8:35 - Working with Michelin star restaurants: “If you're not doing your best, you're out of the game.” 11:42 - The truth behind landing jobs at Michelin star restaurants without connections 15:29 - “Spirit of Excellence” 16:42 - Introducing French pastries to Ipohrians 19:02 - Creating a platform for the next generation to grow and find their purpose 21:15 - Being humiliated and pushed out of the community 24:50 - Choosing Malaysia over Paris 27:57 - The creative process at être Patisserie 32:06 - New project: Ferment Boulangerie 32:46 - “Dare to Dream” Watch on YouTube. Read our articles. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for more. Business enquiries or collaborations - hellofoodiecanteen@gmail.com.

Welcome to a special edition of UTI! This week we celebrate the birthday of Big Kas! Big Kas, That Guy P.M., Doughboy, Chips, Fossco, James, and P are all on the episode, and bringing many various topics of random conversation. Please be advised Big Kas and P.M. are on a wonder bar adventure to the other side of the moon. Contact UTI via email bigkasthatguypm@gmail.com and also search for UTI on YouTube. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week's guest is Dave Sloyan from the New Jersey reggae rockers P-Funk North. The band name is a reference to North Plainfield, NJ which is their hometown. They've been fortunate enough to share the stage with Rebelution, Badfish, Ballyhoo, Bumpin' Uglies, Trpodelic, and many more. Dave and I had a fun conversation about what the band has been up to lately. Their next show is November 4th at the Wonder Bar in Asbury Park, NJ with Cloud9 Vibes, Reggae Lou & the Kind Buds and LNJ Sessions. Their song “All My Hero's Are Potheads” is featured on this episode. Check it out on Spotify or Apple Music if you dig it.  -- This podcast is now partially brought to you by the Music Video Accelerator course. Which teaches you how to make your own professional music videos like Boyce Avenue or Tyler Ward without spending thousands of dollars on gear, so you can post killer content every week and grow your following organically. It's the first course of it's kind that specifically teaches how to shoot on your iPhone as well. Mention the podcast for a discount. Learn more at www.musicvideoaccelerator.com

We had the pleasure of interviewing Chris Mardini over Zoom video! Chris Mardini belongs to the rare breed of artists born to give voice to our most complex emotions. At just 19-years-old, the New York City-raised singer/songwriter has mastered the art of merging intense self-reflection with poetic social commentary—a dynamic made all the more potent by his innate talent for crafting spellbinding melodies. A near-lifelong musician who took up guitar at age 10 and got his start playing Beatles covers at iconic venues like The Bitter End, Mardini sets his soul-baring songwriting to a singular collision of elements: the brooding urgency of classic alt-rock, kinetic rhythms of underground hip-hop, and impassioned vocal work of timeless singer/songwriters like Jeff Buckley.Mardini discovered a love of seminal rock bands like Led Zeppelin as a child and later became obsessed with Nirvana, one of the most formative influences on his songwriting. After cutting his teeth playing covers at local spots like Arlene's Grocery—and occasionally venturing down to Asbury Park to perform at the legendary Wonder Bar—he started writing and self-producing his own material in his bedroom. With the arrival of his debut single “Retrospective Outlook” in September 2019, Mardini immediately proved the appeal of his unguarded honesty, and soon earned praise from outlets like Popdose (who noted that “the ghosts of Nirvana, Odelay-era Beck, and mid-decade hip-hop haunt his music”).In the making of his debut album, Mardini joined forces with Grammy Award-winning producer Marc Swersky and recorded at New Jersey's Sound on Sound Studios with a lineup of veteran musicians, infusing each track with the same volatile energy of his mosh-heavy live set. Viscerally charged but intricately detailed, the album's galvanizing alt-rock fuses perfectly with Mardini's exploration of alienation and insecurity, self-sabotage and social pressure. In all of his output, Mardini showcases the sophisticated musicianship he first began honing as a kid growing up in the West Village. By channeling so much raw vulnerability into his songs, Mardini has ultimately found his way to a glorious catharsis that's palpable in every track he shares with the world. And while his lyrics often speak to the pain of isolation, he hopes his music might leave others with a powerful sense of understanding and connection.We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #ChrisMardini #zoomListen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! 

Here's your WORT Local News for Tuesday, July 20th, 2021: the Wisconsin DOJ continues its investigation into clergy abuse, community members rally to save Madison's Wonder Bar and in the second half, we stop by a Janesville candy shop, spot swallows and go on a search for extraterrestrial life.

AUTUMN CITY ... LOCALS RETURN TO TAKE BACK THEIR CITYAsbury Park Vibes - Scene and Herd PodcastDoug Dresher, HostAutumn CityTake three talented people, (Aster Pheonyx: Guitar/ Vocals & Lyrics, Audra Thomas: Bass, Manny Kelly: Percussion)  mix in a dose of kindness and a desire to be home, and you have the band Autumn City.  Anchored by the lyrics for Aster Pheonyx, the low end of Audra Thomas, and years of steering wheel drumming by Manny Kelly, the band had resurfaced and is reclaiming their place in Asbury Park.They have a new single, "If I Could" and an upcoming album, the band is ready to welcome to their shows all who value love, tolerance, friendship, and loyalty.You can see them on June 18th at The Wonder Bar, and soon at your favorite venue in the area.https://www.facebook.com/AutumnCityMusichttps://autumncityband.wixsite.comhttps://www.reverbnation.com/autumncitymusichttps://www.youtube.com/c/AutumnCityBand 

This is the candy bar battle and these are the bars we chose to eat: Twix, Oh Henry, Kit Kat, Snickers, Wonderbar, Crispy Crunch, Butterfinger, Mars, 3 Musketeers, Coffee Crisp. That's all I can really say about it. Audio and Video Links: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/candy-bar-battle-royale-with-ty-and-me-consumed-in-whistler/id1451645972?i=1000521621873 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1t2T5RwI1OGUVLV1VslALm?si=489e43cb248c4fc0 Youtube: https://youtu.be/KKPvbE1vSD0   Thank you to all those who pay attention to my podcast!  

Javier Peral is an internationally known sound stylist, music producer and music director, renowned for his intrinsic approach to sound design. He one of the most sought-after names for fashion show soundtracks, as well as creating music for art videos, performance and film. Born and raised in Madrid, Javier has been a fixture on the music scene since arriving in New York City in the early 1990s, where he was a DJ at the beloved East Village queer space, Wonderbar. In this episode, Javier brings us to his teen years in Madrid, where he discovers his sexuality, goes to his first gay club, gets outed by his mom and more. This episode was recorded at The Newstand Studio at 1 Rockefeller Plaza in NYC, with Joseph Hazan.Photo: Robert MapplethorpeSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate/?token=gwDpOtSRwr2aN0exTy_FAa_lOm9kam0ka6yS_nYth-cILmRaxBLCsx2hKMRqebud8Qy7gG&country.x=US&locale.x=US)

Coach gigs stops at the Wonder Bar in Asbury Park to work through some adversity, in today's Jersey Strong Locker Room.

Episode 114 features an interview with Asbury Park’s The Vansaders! The Jersey Shore quartet just released a brand new single, “Siren’s Song,” which is part of split 7-inch with their friends Late Waves. Tune in to hear all about this latest tune, plus the scoop on their 2019 album, Standstill. The band also talked about working with Pete Steinkopf of the Bouncing Souls, coming of age as a band in New Jersey, and their epic Halloween Clash covers set at the Asbury Park Convention Center. Stay tuned, as the band has plans to release their next full length later this year.You can stream all of The Vansaders music via your platform of choice. Their music is also available for purchase via Bandcamp.The Vansaders are celebrating the release of their split 7-inch on Saturday, February 29th at Wonder Bar with Late Waves. You can pre-order the record via Gruesome Twosome Records.There’s also an extremely high-quality video of the band’s entire Halloween performance as The Clash, which you can stream via Youtube.

Patrick Fasano has over forty years of real estate development experience. It all started in 1974 while he was working at his first restaurant job in New Brunswick. With the savings he earned, Patrick began buying boarded up houses and renovating them. He even rented these single and multi-family homes to the staff that worked alongside him in the restaurant. The owners of the restaurant eventually invested in Mr. Fasano to begin his first business, Reliable Properties. What followed were many successful development projects across the US. Fast forward to 1998 when Pat acquired his first building in Asbury Park on Bangs Avenue. The first floor of this building he donated to the gay & lesbian community, and the 2nd floor was converted into apartments to provide housing for his contracting employees as they began rehabbing more buildings throughout the beachfront city. Over the past 15+ years Mr. Fasano has focused on developments in Asbury Park. In the past decade he built over two hundred condominium units for sale with a market value of over $50 million. Additionally he built a number of commercial spaces and restaurants such as Brando’s, The Asbury Lanes, The Wonder Bar, Plaza Tapatia, The Bond Street Complex, and Passion as well as 12 storefronts on Cookman & Mattison Avenue. We were fortunate enough to catch up with Pat for a live podcast and walking tour of his latest passion location, Atlantic City. Pat literally shouted his love for this City from the streets as we toured his development on the New York Avenue portion of the Orange Loop, home to Bourre, a New Orleans style restaurant, the home of a shipping container style hotel with 40 rooms, and a CBD dispensary along with 12 apartment units that were currently under construction. Pat has a contagious passion for his projects, which is evident in this quick interview. Perhaps most interesting in this episode is Pat's response to the question about the approval process in Atlantic City with respect to his extensive plan on New York Ave. Be on the look out for Part 2 as we look to sit down with Pat in the studio for a more extensive conversation soon!

Jeff Crespi started taking his son to shows when he was 8 years old as a father son bonding experience. The two very quickly became embraced by the music scene's local supporters of live music. They were were quickly attending over 100 local and mainstream shows a year. Jeff began taking pics to document the experiences - so many photos in fact that he often had to send in his pocket digital camera for replacement! This continued for years until Jeff gradually started providing professional photo coverage for numerous magazines and outlets. Since then he's been published internationally, nationally, and locally many times. Today, Jeff is the official house photographer for the legendary Stone Pony and Wonder Bar in Asbury Park, NJ, and a house photographer for Starland Ballroom and other venues around town. Jeff's the official photographer for the Lakehouse Music Academy Big Gig shows, the annual Asbury Underground festival, and an event photographer for Asbury Park Oysterfest, the Asbury Park Music and Film Festival, the Asbury Park Light of Day, and and the Sea.Hear.Now Festival. Jeff's won an Asbury Music Award for top music photographer five years running. It has been an incredible journey with no end in sight as Jeff now covers over 300 shows a year. Chances are, if you're out catching a show in Asbury, you will bump into Jeff, who will greet you with a smile because he still enjoying the experience! For more info about Jeff, visit www.jeffcrespirocks.com and follow @jeffcrespirocks

Om Shownotes ser konstiga ut så finns de på webben här också: https://www.enlitenpoddomit.se/e/en-liten-podd-om-it-avsnitt-234  Avsnitt 234 spelades in den 6:e Oktober och eftersom koalor har fingeravtryck som är väldigt lika mänskliga fingeravtryck, vilket ibland kan göra orsaka problem på brottsplats-undersökningar så handlar dagens avsnitt om: FEEDBACK OCH BACKLOG * Vi glömmer bort den här veckan för den var inge kul * Björn och David har lyssnat på Kingston och pratar lite om sina tankar från den pressträffen     MICROSOFT Johan har haft julafton den här veckan. Han är lycklig!! Lite anteckningar från Microsoft eventet (här ser man hela): * Surface Laptop 3    * kommer som 13,3" (intel) och 15" (Intel och AMD)    * BONUSLÄNK: Om man vill veta mer om just 15"    * Snabbladdning på alla surfacemodeller 80% på mindre än en timme * Surface Pro 7 * Lite prat om nya funktionerna i pennan * Earbuds    * BONUSLÄNK: https://iamplus.com/buttons/    * BONUSLÄNK: Här hittar man information om vilka språk som Microsoft Teams kan översätta live * Surface pro X * Surface Neo (planerad till slutet av 2020)    * BONUSLÄNK: länk till intro filmen * Surface duo (planerad till slutet av 2020)    * BONUSLÄNK: Allt du behöver veta om nya Windows 10X (Windwos lite)    * BONUSLÄNK: Vad är en Lamina * Ytteligare läsning:    * Sammanfattning av enheterna av Mary Jo Foley    * Surface Neo    * Surface Duo * 2FA till Onedrive är nu ute publikt * Xbox game streaming på google playstore      APPLE * Apple slipper inte import tullar på alla sina komponenter för Mac Pro      GOOGLE * Det blir ett hål i OnePlus 8     SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY: * Björn: Tag-linen gör ju att man MÅSTE ha en… "Now you can be productive while playing with your balls"  och en film * David: Le Creuset med starwars (As god intended) * Johan: VILLHÖVER en Surface Neo…  Och en Surface Duo... Men det blir en laddenhet med USB och powerband     EGNA LÄNKAR * En Liten Podd Om IT på webben * En Liten Podd Om IT på Facebook     LÄNKAR TILL VART MAN HITTAR PODDEN FÖR ATT LYSSNA: * Apple Podcaster (iTunes) * Overcast * Acast * Spotify * Stitcher   LÄNK TILL DISCORD DÄR MAN HITTAR LIVE STREAM + CHATT https://discord.gg/gfKnEGQ   (Tack för att du har läst hela vägen hit, du får veckans guldstjärna! Tyvärr är erbjudandet om rabatt till TechDays slut, men vi hoppas att vi träffas där ändå)  

Cat London is a multi-talented singer, songwriter, actress, improv comedian that writes and performs in a genre fluid style. Cat performs with a 4-piece dark-pop conglomeration backed on stage and in the studio by Rich Aveo (piano/vocal), Paul O’Keeffe (bass), and Anthony Freda (drums). London has shared the stage with world renowned performers like Bob Weir (Grateful Dead), Jeffrey Gaines, Bobby Bandiera (Bon Jovi), Garland Jeffreys, John Eddie, Glen Burtnik, The Head and The Heart, and Hey Ocean. She has performed at legendary venues like the Hard Rock San Francisco, Bearsville Theater, Stone Pony, Count Basie Theater, State Theater, Strand Theater, Carnegie Hall, and Rockwood Music Hall. In this podcast, Cat performs a solo acoustic version of her track "Involved," a song that was submitted and accepted by the casting directors of television show "The Song," making London a successful entrant and finalist for its pilot episode. During filming, London was on set with Lisa Loeb, Eliot Sloan (Blessid Union of Souls), Andrew Copeland (Sister Hazel), Shelly Peiken (wrote "Bitch" and "What a Girl Wants"), and other industry names. The Song is a competition based show for songwriters and is still in development phases. Cat is also half of the improv comedy duo Cat and Vegas and the Temple of Boom, a snazzy musical improv comedy duo performing on-the-spot songs inspired by a live audience's suggestions! In this episode, Ming tosses Cat a key word that Cat instantly turns into a song on the spot. Of course as payback for putting Cat on the spot, she got me out of my comfort zone and into a little improv session of my own! Catch Cat and Vegas the first Friday of every month at: Creperie Beau Monde & L'Etage 624 S 6th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147 Catch Cat London on the following dates: 9/26: Music-Preneur Mindset Summit, Long Beach, NY 9/27: Hackensack Performing Arts Center, Hackensack, NJ 11/4: Wonder Bar, Asbury Park, NJ 11/16: John & Peter's Place, 96 S Main St, New Hope, PA 18938 Check Cat out online at www.catlondmusic.com www.catandvegas.com and follow @catlondonmusic

Chris, Carlos & Drew talk about the feedback they received regarding the MIX. The MIX is a monthly event Chris organized and Drew and Carlos co host with him. It’s an interactive experience with music, live art and fashion connecting business with the local art community. This months event was hosted at Wonder Bar Austin’s first insta worthy bar. This place is Willy Wonka’s Chocolate factory except instead of candy it’s alcohol beverages. For every MIX we also raise money for Austin Angels. Austin Angels is a nonprofit that supports foster care families. It’s a party with a purpose. Participating businesses were Microsoft, Ann Web, FRSCKO clothing, and PrimeMyBody. Microsoft provided a VR station as well as some swag. Ann Web provides mini facials and skin consultation as well as some free product. Mari of PrimeMyBody provided us with Recept CBG samples. FRSCKO brought out their recent clothing line. The event was a huge success. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/truesocial/message

On Friday, August 2nd, 2019, we got to talk to Jeff Mann, drummer of Consider The Source, before his performance with the band at the Wonder Bar in Asbury Park, NJ that night. Check out CTS: http://www.considerthesourcemusic.com | https://www.facebook.com/CTSmusic/ | https://www.instagram.com/considerthesourcemusic/ Jeff Mann's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeffmanndrums/ Intro credits: Voiceover/sound effects: gtlemire from Fiverr https://www.fiverr.com/gtlemire Music: Jack And The Me Offs - “Pay to Play” https://www.facebook.com/JackAndTheMeOffs/ | https://www.instagram.com/jackandthemeoffs/

Paul and Mark are joined by a special guest, the host of Diabolical Index, Korey Dawson. We also continue our improv narrative, Pointless Redemption. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pointlessdiscussions/support

On this episode of The Art of Process, we talk to one of our favorite songwriters, Dan Wilson. From his start in the Twin Cities indie scene of the early 80s to his rise as a noted "song-whisperer," working with artists ranging from Adele, to the Dixie Chicks, to Pink, and many others among and between, he's displayed an integrity and a commitment to artistry that shows through in all of his work. Join us as we discuss everything from meeting in the slow bake of a hot tent with yogurt on the side (it's every bit as gross as it sounds), to the melancholy loneliness of solo songwriting versus collaboration, experiments in ALL CHORUS songs, and the rise of streaming services like Spotify, and how they've become something of a new tail wagging the old dog of songwriting in ways both frustrating and potentially fun. Special thanks to Laura Swisher at maximumfun.org for being our "podcast-whisperer" and continuing to help us through the process of getting this off the ground and establishing some sort of flow. New episodes every-other Monday, and as always, please subscribe, download, like, etc., wherever you get your podcasts. Finally have it together enough to add some relevant links below, should you choose to dig further...   Our MaximumFun page: https://maximumfun.org/shows/art-of-process  Semisonic's "Closing Time" official video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGytDsqkQY8  AMAZING 1986 cbale access Trip Shakespeare appearance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFgGinztxiY  Bunratty's is still there, now called Wonder Bar, but I don't really understand what's going on with this website: http://www.bunrattys.com/  A really interesting deep dive if you want to take a left-turn into Spotify and genre creation, by Liz Pelly (@lizpelly), who's been doing a lot of great thinking and writing on this: https://thebaffler.com/downstream/streambait-pop-pelly  Follow: @DanWilsonMusic  @AimeeMann @TedLeo  @artofprocesspod  @MaxFunHQ  ​

劳埃德•培根 Lloyd Bacon推荐片单：唱歌的傻瓜 The Singing Fool (1928)华清春暖 Footlight Parade (1933)奇景吧 Wonder Bar (1934)淘金者一九三七 Gold Diggers of 1937 (1936)艳窟泪痕 Marked Woman (1937)男孩遇见女孩 Boy Meets Girl (1938)俄克拉何马小子 The Oklahoma Kid (1939)

First episode ever and we had Boston comic Emmet Delaney shoot the shit about growing up in Kansas city and doing comedy in Boston. We mostly talked about how good other comics we know are, dabbled into who we would want on a Boston comedy basketball team. You can catch him running "Prost" a Stand up Comedy drinking game on Feb 1st at Wonderbar in Allston and a bunch of other stuff I forgot about!

What happens when a company leaves a company town? We talk to an ethnographer who charts the story of a New Hampshire paper mill that closed, leaving hard feelings and few jobs behind. We also track water quality in two New England Bays, and examine the source of some of our water pollution problems — the lightly regulated residential septic system. Finally, we visit a Boston laboratory for creating new beats. Dryers on the Number 3 paper machine at the now-demolished paper mill in Groveton, Nh. From a 1955 Vanity Fair sales catalog. (Courtesy GREAT) State of the Bays Bangs Island Mussels worker Jon Gorman sets juvenile mussells onto rope that will be their home for the next year as they grow to market size. (Fred Bever/ Maine Public) When it comes to water quality, there's a lot that scientists have to monitor. Pollution, invasive species, and climate change are just a few of their concerns. And these problems are often linked together, so it can be hard to pinpoint the cause of unhealthy waterways. We go first to Maine's Casco Bay, where a new threat to New England’s shellfish industry seems to be establishing itself more firmly. Regulators are trying to stay ahead of potentially deadly blooms of toxic algae — blooms that may be driven by climate change. An unprecedented bloom in Casco Bay recently forced regulators to close off a large area to shellfish harvesting. Maine Public Radio's Fred Bever reports. New Hampshire’s Great Bay. (Annie Ropeik/NHPR) “Did you ever know anybody who looked really good, like, physically you just look at him or her and say, ‘Wow, they’re in real shape,’ and then you find out they’re struggling with a tough health problem? That’s our bay. Look how beautiful it is, right? Doesn’t it look great? Under the surface, there’s some issues.” – Kalle Matso, Coastal Science Program Manager, University of New Hampshire New Hampshire’s Great Bay and its estuary have suffered from nitrogen loading and other problems for years. And the latest data doesn’t show much improvement. But scientists say there’s still hope for the watershed.  As New Hampshire Public Radio’s Annie Ropeik reports, they’re trying to hone in on things people can control. Septic system installation underway for a home on steep slopes. (Soil Science/Flickr) But New England is an especially difficult place to control the flow of nitrogen.  That’s because half of homes here rely on septic systems — the highest proportion in the country. For decades, most conventional septic systems have done well removing pollutants and pathogens. But they’re not very good at removing nitrogen, which is in human waste. And too much nitrogen can wreak havoc on coastal ecosystems. As New England Public Radio’s Jill Kaufman reports, recent research indicates even the best septic equipment won’t do the job, if it’s ignored. Post-Industrial In a recent episode, we shared a series of stories from NHPR about the surge in off-road vehicle recreation in New Hampshire's woodsy North Country. State and local tourism officials there have made efforts to draw ATV riders to the area in hopes of boosting the economy — after the closure of paper mills that provided a livelihood for so many. Meanwhile, communities in northern Vermont and Maine are also trying to figure out an economic future without the paper industry. A new book, You Had a Job for Life: Story of a Company Town, chronicles the history of a mill that sustained the town of Groveton, New Hampshire through the 20th Century, and closed for good in 2007. The memories of the mill's workers and managers drive the narrative. Author Jamie Sayen is a writer and environmentalist who calls the North Country home. We’re also joined by Joan Breault, who worked at the Groveton mill for 43 years. Sharing Skis and Beats Rory Gawler stands in a storage room of a Lebanon, Nh. house he bought in a foreclosure sale. Without electricity, he uses a flashlight to illuminate the hundreds of skis he found inside. (Britta Greene/NHPR) This weekend's big snowstorm is good news for New England skiers. In New Hampshire, one man recently stumbled across an appropriately timed, ski-season mystery in the remains of an old, falling down house. NHPR's Britta Greene went to investigate. (Plus, the Valley News covered the story’s ending.)  We finish off the episode with some sounds from Boston, where hip-hop producers are getting out of their bedroom studios, where they've got all the equipment to create their own beats — .but none of the community they need to make them better. From WBUR, Amelia Mason reports. Producers sit at Wonder Bar during October’s Stew Beat Showcase, a semi-monthly beats battle in Boston. (Courtesy Bryan Trench) About NEXT NEXT is produced at WNPR. Host: John Dankosky Producer: Andrea Muraskin Executive Producer: Catie Talarski Contributors to this episode: Fred Bever, Annie Ropeik, Jill Kaufman, Britta Greene, Amelia Mason, and Evan Sobol Music: Todd Merrell, “New England” by Goodnight Blue Moon. Get all the NEXT episodes. We appreciate your feedback! Send praise, critique, suggestions, questions, story leads, and fresh beats to next@wnpr.org.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chip and Jeff enjoyed a perfect autumn evening of chatting while running with super special guest Kristen Herrmann of Ben FM. The following topics were discussed: morning radio, Philly Roller Derby, rabid raccoons, Tom Petty, 80s music quiz, Laura Branigan, "Runner or Roller Derby" quiz, rowing, Temple Crew, Nicole Atkins, Financial Guru Gregg Gethard, Asbury Park, Wonder Bar, Philly PAWS, Gloria the dog, Mudcrutch, Shady Maple Smorgasbord, Secret Pants, Kinky Boots, Hamilton and a whole lot of Broadway musical talk.

The Beat Club Podcast LIVE stopped by WonderBar in Allston, MA, to put on our monthly live show for producers. New faces & new beats were in the building during our open producer showcase, plus new competition hit the stage during "Keep It or Cut It" Live. Two amazingly-matched beat battles cap off the night, as we have @Strobe-iw Vs. @EeelBeats & @IamMerren Vs. Nelly ProToolz. Click, Listen, Who do you think won? #whereproducersareheard www.beatclubpodcast.com

There was a party happening in the Wonderbar on Sunday 5/21 where over 200 hundred Spring-Nuts got together from across the world to share some laughter, some tears, a lot of music and many, many hugs.  Here is an episode with Amy, Howie and Julie sharing some of their special moments of the weekend. Next year, I will be there!   https://www.facebook.com/groups/SpringNuts/permalink/1549276398455899/   The 100th episode of Set Lusting Bruce is happening soon.  I would love for you to send a voice mail congratulating the podcast and/or some comments about the podcast on my skype voice mail.  Call 214-736-3121 or email me an mp3 file.   Thanks

  Welcome to Episode #12 show notes for DIY with MRL!  THE diy podcast related to My Repurposed Life hosted by little ole me—Gail Wilson. The information below is a reference for today’s show content.   This picture is from an old post take a peek in my toolbox. I don’t use a toolbox anymore, but I still use 99% of all the tools I used way back when.   *This Post Contains Affiliate Links for your Convenience*       I used my pry bar when I refinished these hardwood floors and any other time that I took up carpet. I mentioned that I wanted this Wonder Bar but I may already have it from  Jamie’s Laminate Flooring project. I guess a pry bar may be like any other tool in your arsenal, it never hurts to have more than one—use the right tool for the right job. Watch Cody’s  Pry Bar YouTube Video. A pry bar isn’t any good at all if you don’t have a good  hammer. If you listen to the podcast you’ll find out that I really didn’t know there were hammers for different purposes. I’m learning a lot from my own podcast!   While making the Kitty Hideaway, I used the speed square quite a bit. After watching some of Cody’s YouTube videos, I now know that I need to order a Swanson Speed Square       This is my favorite self centering tape measure  that I keep in the kitchen island craft station. Be sure to watch Cody’s Tape measure YouTube Video, where he recommends the Stanley FatMax tape measure.     I use this adjustable combination square on so many re-builds. I am math challenged for sure, so whenever I need an exact measurement over and over again, I dial it in and I know I’m good—just like I did when I trimmed out the kitchen cabinets and when I made this repurposed dresser into a media center.          I mentioned in the podcast that I’ve only framed one wall, that being my DIY portable wall that I use for staging my projects.

Bon creux de semaines à tous au Petit Bonheur! Nous nous entretenons toujours avec notre invité humoriste, le fabuleux Alex Fredo. Tout un programme pour toi aujourd’hui: On trouve drôlement beaucoup de trucs à faire le mercredi, Alex nous parle des maudits tickets de stationnement, le problème de Janvier/Février quand t’es un artiste au Québec, Chuck parle des mois d'hiver qui nous affectent tous, le manque d’endorphine, on veut déplacer Noël en Février, Alex se prend pour un climato-sceptique, Alex regarde la date de péremption des choses, Nick est un gars de chocolat et trippe beaucoup sur les Snickers, on aime pas manger les bars Mars, Alex mangerait pendant deux heures condensé pour toute la semaine, on parle de la délicieuse bière de microbrasserie, on parle de la fameuse pub de Wonderbar, le phénomène Henry Rodriguez, on imagine une fondue d’Oh Henry, Alex nous parle du lait au chocolat Milka et beaucoup BEAUCOUP plus (en 24 minutes). On se rejoint demain pour un autre PB, à plus! Facebook - iTunes - Youtube - Google Play - Stitcher Les petites anecdotes: http://www.facebook.com/lesptitesanecdotes/ La page d’Alex: http://www.facebook.com/alexfredoafro/ Le beau Nick: http://www.facebook.com/nicprovo?fref=ts Twitter: Alex: http://twitter.com/Alex_Fredo LPB: http://twitter.com/lepbonheur Nick: http://www.twitter.com/NickProvost Chuck: http://www.twitter.com/Chucktl

This episode includes all the interesting talks and laughter that come along with a few good beers at The Wonder Bar. We sat down with our new friend Mark Katterhenry to discuss entrepreneuriship and Ecochar (an all natural soil amendment that improves plant growth while helping the environment. Find out more at http://www.EcoCharShop.com).

Our Man in Havana may have been compromised during the making of this episode. Partially inspired by his time in MI6 and set in late 1950's (pre-revolution) Cuba, Graham Greene's classic novel follows the daily maneuverings of vacuum salesman/secret agent Wormold, shortly after his unwitting recruitment in the men's room of the Wonder Bar. He initially invents his sources (taking names from a country club roster) as well as the information they provide to satisfy his superiors in London. But when he sends them sketches of vacuum cleaner parts suggested to be military installations in the mountains, he is pulled into a dangerous web of very real intrigue. Part spy novel, part comedic satire, this Graham Greene classic easily fits in the company of "The Big Lebowski" and "The Long Goodbye" and comes highly recommended for your Sunday read. Follow @Infin8Gestation on Twitter • Visit InfiniteGestation.com Show Notes & Links Episode photo - detailed from the cover of Our Man in Havana by Graham Greene ©1958 Viking Press New York.   In Like Flint (1967 film) starring James Coburn The Man from U.N.C.L.E. MI6 Ian Flemming The Big Lebowski (1998 film) The Long Goodbye (1973 film) [not The Long Goodnight] Inherent Vice (2014 film) book cipher (book code) Kurt Vonnegut Nikolai Gogol E. M. Forster Evelyn Waugh Kingsley Amis The Third Man (1949 film)

Funkytown Sessions Volume 2 (11/18/13). This is my LIVE headlining set from 11/15/13 @ the Wonderbar Boston. This mix starts relatively aggressive and slowly works into some Funk and Disco house. I ended relatively more Techy than I usually do since the crowd was seeming to take me more towards that tech route towards the end. ENJOY! Tracklist that Rekordbox saved is below. 1 From The Dust (Original Mix) -Phunk Investigation, Schuhmacher 2 Everybody Over There (Original Mix) - Phunk Investigation, DJ Dan 3 Soul Surf (Original Mix) - Ido 4 Reach Out (Dolly Rockers Mix) - Dennis Christopher, Andrew Galea, Ashley Benjamin 5 Good Things (Original) - Ted Nilsson, Stuart Ojelay, Dan Van 6 We Own The Club (Lady lago Club Mix) - Block&Crown VS Lucas Reyes 7 It Must Be Love - UNKNOWN 8 U Got 2 Go (Original Mix) - KillerBeatz 9 Breakin' My Heart (Original Mix) - Grayson P 10 Call Yo Momma (DJ Zimmo Remix) - Chris Love 11 The Glow (Majestic Clubmix) - Johnny Yip, Delicious 12 Get Up & Boogie (Original Mix)- Funky Truckerz 13 Nothing But A Party (Ido Remix) - DJ Dan, Lookback 14 Feelin' Good (Clubmix) - Block & Crown, Delicious 15 Caliente (Sonny Fodera Remix) - Electric Soulside 16 Make It Better (Original Mix) - Dr Taylor 17 Rock The Place (Original Mix) - DJ Dan, Jerome Robins 18 Pjanno (B3RAO REFIX) - ERIC PRYDZ 19 Love Is True (Rescue Remix) - J Paul Getto 20 Filtered (Original Club Mix) - Pete Griffiths & Ant Brooks 21 Take You There (Prok & Fitch Floorplay Remix) - Roger Sanchez, Prok & Fitch 22 MTYS (Mike Balance Remix) - DJ Dan, DJ Mes 23 Piano Charlie (Frater & Stent Remix) - Dirty Freek 24 Balearica (Original Mix)- Peter Brown & Jay C feat. Tom Da Lips

[caption id="attachment_8943" align="alignleft" width="280"] Alexandra Inglis[/caption] Our guest in this edition of the Middle Chamber Books and Music Podcast is singer/songwriter Alexandra Inglis. Alex has been performing since she was eight, and she has already appeared at legendary Jersey Shore clubs such as the Stone Pony and the Wonder Bar. She began writing and composing original songs when she was 12. “Thank You”, her debut CD is a ten song CD that showcases her wonderful songwriting capabilities as well as her magnificent voice. Alex has also performed at The Bitter End, The Living Room and Pianos in New York City. She has been a guest on numerous radio stations and her songs are also being featured in regular rotation on many stations as well. She's currently working on her second CD. You can learn more about Alex and her music at her Reverbnation website.   Subscribe in a reader Subscribe to the RSS feed for Middle Chamber Books and Music Podcasts . Subscribe to these podcasts in the Apple iTunes Music Store

After starting out with some excellent intro music (Sparks is da man!), Warren introduces this week's Urban Legend. This is an update of an earlier episode (Linda's Favourite Hiding Spot), in which Warren had described the invention of the dildo. Turns out the true origin of the DILbertDOugh is in fact botanical, but this time it involves witchcraft and the, ahem, vaginal "administration" of "flying ointment". (I'm not sure which set of quotation marks is more important, so I'm leaving both in.) Anyway, this is why witches are associated with broomsticks. See? All of a sudden the sexy-witch costumes at Hallowe'en take on a whole new dimension. And wait till you hear about why they hand out Hallowe'en chocolate bars! Absolutely filthy. If you have any stories of hypoglycemic intrusions to pass along, send us an email (maskedman@limitedappeal.net). Theme music courtesy of General Patton vs. The X-Ecutioners and Ipecac Recordings.

After starting out with some excellent intro music (Sparks is da man!), Warren introduces this week's Urban Legend. This is an update of an earlier episode (Linda's Favourite Hiding Spot), in which Warren had described the invention of the dildo. Turns out the true origin of the DILbertDOugh is in fact botanical, but this time it involves witchcraft and the, ahem, vaginal "administration" of "flying ointment". (I'm not sure which set of quotation marks is more important, so I'm leaving both in.) Anyway, this is why witches are associated with broomsticks. See? All of a sudden the sexy-witch costumes at Hallowe'en take on a whole new dimension. And wait till you hear about why they hand out Hallowe'en chocolate bars! Absolutely filthy. If you have any stories of hypoglycemic intrusions to pass along, send us an email (maskedman@limitedappeal.net). Theme music courtesy of General Patton vs. The X-Ecutioners and Ipecac Recordings.

"Wonder-Bar", so heißt das neue Programm von Frl. Wommy Wonder, das am 26. Juli 2012 seine Premiere im Theaterhaus feiern wird. Bis 2. September wird sie, ihr Team und befreundete Künstler für unvergessliche Abende sorgen. Etwas ganz besonderes wird ihr neues Programm, denn es gibt zwei Bars, die ins Programm mit eingebunden werden, es gibt kleine Häppchen, und es gibt gemütliche 6er-Tische für das Publikum - und natürlich den Wortwitz und Charme von Wommy. Trotz größtem Vorbereitungsstress hat Wommy dennoch die Zeit gefunden, im gemütlichen PFIFF mit uns über die kommende Show zu sprechen. Alle Infos zu ihrem neuen Programm "Wonder-Bar" findet ihr auf ihrer Homepage www.wommy.de.

"Never Enough: A Peace Bisquit Autumn Up! Party Mix" programed live @ Wonder Bar, September 2001. 1. Little L - Jamiroquai (Boris Dlugosch Mix) 2. I Still Want You - Mage Le Funk 3. Feelings - Harrison Crump 4. Salsoul Nugget - M&S 5. Street Guitar - Steffano Gamma 6. Feel This - Robbie Rivera 7. Know You Can - Whatever, Girl (That Kid Chris Mix) 8. Never Enough (Chocolat Puma Mix) - Boris Dlugosch feat. Roisin Murphy 9. Get Your Freak On - Missy Elliot (White Label) 10. Booo! (Audio Drive Dub) - Sticky feat. Ms. Dynamite 11. Touch Me - Mr. Jamail 12. I'll Be Your Friend (Prince Quick Mix) - Robert Owens 13. Break For Love (Michael Moog Dub) - Peter Rauhofer & Pet Shop Boys 14. La La Land - Green Velvet 15. Bumpy One - Nathan Coles peacebisquit.com myspace.com/peacebisquit facebook.com/PeaceBisquit myspace.com/djbillcoleman facebook.com/djbillcoleman