Bekky Bridge Trio

Michael Jackson - Sax
Andrew Picton - Kit 
Rik Bridge - Bass/ guitar 
Bekky Bridge - Voice/ keys

'Faith' - George Michael Cover (quarantine Band)

Bekky Bridge Trio

Anthony Brown - Sax
Andrew Picton - Kit 
Rik Bridge - Bass/ guitar 
Bekky Bridge - Voice/ keys

'Everybody's Gotta Learn Sometime' - The Korgis  Beck Cover

Bekky Bridge Trio

Andrew Picton - Kit 
Rik Bridge - Bass/ guitar 
Bekky Bridge - Voice/ keys

'All Cried Out' - Alison Moyet Cover

Episode 143 - Browns Is The Browns, Lindor's A Goner & Restaurant Review

The Rebels are joined by Next Phaze Cafe, a restaurant owned and operated by the dad-daughter duo, Mr. Tony and Tameeka Randall. Tune-in to hear the journey/updates of Next Phaze Cafe.

Be sure to follow on Instagram: @nextphazecafebaltmore


Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqsOdc3qIWw

The Culture - Interview w| Next Phaze Cafe

Wow!!! What a dynamic podcast episode this is with the incomparable Katrina Davis.  Ruthie and Catherine delve into weird human tricks with this wonderful human and a whole lot more. 
Follow Katrina Davis on IG and Twitter @katrinasivad 

For the visual of the double jointedness plus more follow us and like our post with Katrina on IG @truthordareshow.

Subscribe rate and review the podcast. Don't forget to Download this episode.As always the theme music composed by Eric Schackne.

ToD PoD Katrina Davis

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Are You Gonna Finish That?

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We will remember this year for the rest of our lives. We will tell younger people: This is how the world changed in 2020.  

There is nothing that shakes our world more deeply than when things are taken away from us.  At that point, you really find out who you are and what you are made of.  You find out what to really care about and what you can let go of.

1 - 14 - 21.  2021 - Everything You Know Is Wrong

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Gordon Sinclair, Live!

An interview with the Chicago culinary icon
conducted by award-winning food writer and publisher
Michael Gebert

The following information appeared in The Chicago Food Encyclopedia, University of Illinois Press, 2017, and was authored by Barbara Revsine.

Gordon Sinclair was working in public relations when a psychic predicted he would become a famous restaurateur. After working part-time as a maître d’ to see whether he liked it, he opened his flagship restaurant Gordon in 1976. While Sinclair’s forte was the front of the house, he was a keen judge of culinary talent. Every chef who ever worked for him, beginning with Norman Van Aken and including Michael Kornick, Michael Foley, Carrie Nahabedian, and Charlie Trotter, turned in a bravura performance. His restaurant raised the standard for Chicago dining and became a showcase of contemporary American cuisine.

Sinclair also was an urban pioneer. Choosing to open his first restaurant on the 500 block of North Clark Street when the area was littered with derelicts and seedy bars helped to jump-start the trend-setting neighborhood’s gentrification.

Gordon’s clientele was a worldly as they were food savvy. They smiled at the salacious artwork in the restrooms, appreciated the avant-garde option of ordering half portions of select dishes, cheered the groundbreaking ban on cell phones, and displayed an endless appetite for the restaurant’s flourless chocolate cake and artichoke fritters. He closed the restaurant and retired in 1999.

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Michael Gebert is one of Chicago’s leading food writers and food media professionals. He is editor and publisher of Fooditor, which won a Peter Lisagor Award for Best Independent Blog in 2019, and has written for the Chicago Reader, Chicago magazine, Plate, First We Feast, and other publications. As video producer for the Reader’s Key Ingredient chef challenge series, he won a James Beard Award in 2011 and has been nominated two other times for his video work. He is currently working on an oral history of Chicago restaurants for Agate Publishing.

Recorded via Zoom on January 13, 2021

www.CulinaryHistorians.org

Culinary Historians of Chicago

Gordon Sinclair, Live!

Culinary Historians of Chicago studies the history of food and drink in human cultures. Why we procure, prepare and serve the food we do has cultural, sociological, geographical, financial and political influences. We encourage participation from all walks of life: from academics to home cooks, chefs to grill masters, farmers to heirloom gardeners, food scientists to students. Our programs, and those of our sister organization Chicago Foodways Roundtable, are supported by research, fieldwork and scholarship, though geared to an informed popular audience. We welcome everyone to gather at our table to share food, drink and their life’s culinary experiences.

If you would like to contact us, please e-mail us at CulinaryHistorians@gmail.com

The Rebels
@dom_dotta_ & @lucky_fats
Two millennial rebels who are best friends that share crazy/fun stories, cultivate interviews with dope creators all while serving chill positive vibes. 
 
'Creativity is the greatest rebellion in existence...'

Rebel Radio presents: The Culture

Issa Vibe on REBEL RADIO
w| hosts @dom_dotta_ & @bonnie.bluntt 

Cannabis&Coffee on REBEL RADIO
w| bubs/hosts @dom_dotta_  & Tory

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All production is done by...
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Thank you for checking out the Living Off The Land podcast! We’re excited to get this project started, so here is a little overview of what this will be about.
At its core, this podcast will examine the finer details of what makes The Land such a great place to live in. We’re going to look deeper than just the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Cedar Point, and the casinos. Instead, we’ll be hitting up obscure places to eat and drink and talking to individuals who make Cleveland the city it is. The Land is in a growth spurt right now, and has been for the last several years. New restaurants, bars and activities pop up each month, and it can be overwhelming to keep up with it all.
Additionally, all three of us are sports fans, so we give brief updates on the latest news with the Cavs, Browns and Indians. Tired of the guys on the radio? Tune into our sports segment to hear a fresh take.
Another aspect of this podcast will be our event previews and community coverage. Cleveland is ripe with unique festivals and events, and we’ll be providing our listeners with updates on what’s coming up and our thoughts on the events we attend.
Finally, we want to know what YOU want to hear. What parts of this city need more coverage? What restaurants or bars are you interested in us investigating? Do you know of a nonprofit that is making Cleveland a better place? Let us know.
New episodes drop weekly. Stay tuned to the page!

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Go from Cocky and Confused to CONFIDENT.

The Science of Mastering Women is an Insightful, MUST-READ, direct from a woman who knows and supports men! As a Men's Advocate, Ms. Gross empowers men to tap into their innate skills to be effective both in business and in winning over women.

She interviewed over 20,000 men in finalizing the research for her book and has a degree in Psychology from UCLA. Ms. Gross has hosted a weekly cable TV show, has been a co-host and guest on dozens of radio shows, and was a top 10 blogger for several years. She currently hosts her podcast on BlogTalkRadio.com, every Tuesday at 3pm PST/6pm EST.  She also offers one-on-one consulting as well as seminars.

You might also check out her mini e-book on Kindle. It's called 'THE C FACTOR. How to Get Anything You Want from Anybody.' It's a quick read AND packs a punch! You'll like it.

Truth or Dare is a monthly stand-up show where the audience writes down truth or dares, that we, your hosts do live on stage in between some very talented comics! Please join us  at the Virgil every third FRIDAY. 4519 Santa Monica Blvd. Los Angeles CA.