Evansville Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Evansville podcast is a show about Evansville, IN and it's surrounding areas. We will have a conversation with a business or community member about living and working in Evansville.
Talking with Angel Rhodes about her new EP, Phoenix which is available wherever you listen to music! For more info about Angel, check out her website at
http://angelrhodesmusic.com/
get the EP on Spotify here:
https://open.spotify.com/album/1wB5CK9VwTwr80nf9WGBBf?si=t-lq_krSQbKijEuP3qV3wQ
Kassy Lauer discusses her business - Paparazzi, immigration, former entrepreneurial endeavors, and crazy eyes. Among other things.
http://www.paparazziglamour.com/
Emily Gartner, Zairion Lester, and Sarah Villines have been selected to compete in the very first Indiana Fashion week June 18-22, 2019 in Indianapolis. Zairion & Sarah will compete in the 'Youth Design Challenge' and Emily will compete in the 'Supermodel Market Challenge'. In addition to that, Emily has been selected to be a Sewing Mentor at this very prestigious event, mentoring one-on-one in that same Youth Design Challenge.
They have a kickstarter to help raise money to attend this event. Please give what you can and/or share the kickstarter. Let's send them to Indy!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/indfw19/3-evv-creatives-competing-in-1st-ever-indiana-fashion-week
Week 6
This week’s guest judges are Cynthia Murray and Chad Koch, aka Cookie. As with all Cynthia Murray episodes, this one is lightly edited and heavily Explicit. So listener beware. You’ll learn some new terms.
We judge burgers from the following spots:
Archie & Clyde’s
Wings ETC
Nellies
Boston’s
Knob Hill
Crickets
Cafe Arazu
Edgewater
Western Ribeye & Ribs
Stockwell Inn
Special appearance by Bryce Taylor and Jason Miller
Big thanks to Laura Burton for driving/picking up food.
For previous episodes, go to http://evansvillepodcast.com/burgerquest/
Kennedy Moore, Sam Kuban, Brian Harding, and Jason Burton discuss the recent Courier Press article "The 2019 Mock Draft of Evansville-area Restaurants" and express some concerns.
Courier Press Article:
https://www.courierpress.com/story/entertainment/dining/2019/04/25/2019-mock-draft-evansville-area-restaurants/3577246002/
Apologies for the sound quality. Bad cable involved. I tried to fix in post but I don't know what I'm doing. :)
Join us on an emotional roller coaster as we travel throughout Vanderburgh County in this week's edition of Burger Quest. Laura Burton and Matt Mort join Big Cat and Big Ticket this week as judges. Thanks to Big Salmon for driving.
Jacqueline Fowler and Zach Ziliak join Josh and Jason this week as they tackle the North Side for week four of Burger Quest. This week we have the worst score ever given.
Burger Quest week 3 featuring guest judges, Phyllip Davis and Todd Bacon, joining Josh Pietrowski and Jason Burton. This week we hit some Eastside spots: Lyle's Sports Zone, KC's Timeout, Arc Lanes, Lic's, Five Guys, Shyler's, Bar Louie, Red Robin, The Carousel, Cleaver's, and Old Chicago. Big thanks to Cory Edwards for driving/running us this week.
This week we welcome special guests Philip Hooper and Craig Nelson on our quest to find the best burger in Evansville. We hit up Big Top, Corner Bar, Sportsman's, Gerst Haus, Franklin Lanes, Leroy's, Smitty's, Piston's, and Rick's 718. Who will advance from this round? Big thanks to Laura Burton for driving us around and getting the food on this episode.
We are on a quest, a Burger Quest. Over the next 12 weeks we will determine who has the best burger in Evansville, Indiana. Join us each week as “Big Cat” Josh Pietrowski, Jason Burton, and 2 special guests are driven around by Cory Edwards and sample burgers throughout Evansville.
On this episode we tackle 11 different burgers with Redstitch’s Brian Harding and Amy’s on Franklin’s Jeremiah Galey (also from the band Gentlemen and Scholars).
Burgers from this episode are from the following places: Libby and Mom’s, Hickory Pit Stop, Dilegge’s, Turoni’s, The Rooftop, Kevin’s Backstage, Bru Burger, Comfort by the Cross-Eyed Cricket, Peephole, The Red Fez, and The Tap House.
Big Cat gives us a breakdown of the rules in the intro and then away we go on our Burger Quest!
Cynthia Murray joins Adam and Jason to talk about 21 things to do this week in Evansville, Indiana. This one is marked E for Language.
Nathan Jochum and Zach Evans join us to talk about this year's Parksfest, a free concert festival on September 8th at Garvin Park in Evansville, Indiana.
Jacqueline Fowler joins Adam and Jason to give you 21 things to do this week in Evansville, Indiana. #EVVENTS
Hot 96's Claire Ballard joins Cory, Adam, and Jason to give you 21 things to do this week in Evansville, Indiana.
Adam, Cory, Bianca, and Jason give you 21 (and more) things to do this week in Evansville, Indiana.
Supporters, volunteers, and organizers of E is for Everyone discuss what the first year has been like, what E is for Everyone means to them, and answer questions about what E is for Everyone is.
Kana, Adam, and Jason give you 21 things (plus a couple of extra) to do this week in Evansville, Indiana. This episode was recorded live at Doc's.
Bryce, Adam, Jason, and Cory give you 21 things to do this week in Evansville, Indiana.
Sam, Adam, and Jason give you 21 things to do this week in and around Evansville, Indiana.
The Koreyzord forms with this conversation between Cory Edwards (Docs), Corey Greenfield (Thunder Dreamer), and Kory Miller (Pangea) about life in Evansville as a K/Cor/e/y #CoryCoreyKory
Cory, Adam, and Jason give you 21 things to do in Evansville this week.
Also check out the recent Beyond Repair Show with Sam Buente - https://beyondrepairshow.simplecast.fm/sambuente
And Cory's appearance on The Mary Movement - https://themarymovement.simplecast.fm/waterandsmokes
Michele Branson Bopp Principal of Washington Middle School In Year 4 of the turnaround and preparing for sustain mode Using Kagan training and how that has changed their process at WMS and how it differs from a traditional school environment.
Previous episode with Michele can be found here - http://evansvillepodcast.com/state-education-indiana/
Adam, Cory, and Jason bring you 21 things to do this week in Evansville. Also joined by Corey Greenfield and Kory Miller.
Professor Jeremy Chalkboard himself, Jeremy Buente, and Sam Buente join Jason Burton to discuss 21 things to do in and around Evansville this week.
It's our 300th Episode and we are doing it right. Talking with Curvo Labs Andy Perry and Steve Suhrheinrich who happen to be the people I talked with in episode #1! Let's find out what Andy and Steve are up to since we spoke with them over 4 years ago!
Cory, Jason, and Adam give you 21 things to do this week in Evansville. Happy EVVENTing.
Don't forget to nominate or apply to talk at TEDx Evansville this year.
https://tedxevansville.com/apply/
Jason, Adam, and Cory give you 21 things to do this week in Evansville.
If you want to send in an intro song for EVVENTS, please send it to evansvillepodcast@gmail.com
If you're sitting at home, wanting something to do, let Evansville Podcast find it for you.
Adam, Cory, and Jason return to give you 21 things to do this week in Evansville. Use #EVVENTS and tag us on any social media if you are out EVVENTing!
Jill Schaefer and Jacqueline Dente Fowler talk about their massage therapy on Franklin Street, Revive on Franklin, the importance of drinking water after massages, why they are interested in massage, cupping, talking during a massage, awkwardness with family and friends, “Helga”, Reiki energy healing, and the importance of being mindful.
Nick and Sara Davidson from Tin Man Brewing Co. talk oyster beer, Positronic and Axis, business side of brewing vs recipe creation, selling the business but staying involved, Fall City Brewery history in Evansville, being involved with social media, trivia events, the process of making sour beers, how to pronounce Gose, robot related beer names, their relationship with other breweries in town, Pink Boots society (promoting women in the industry) collaboration brew which is available at Tin Man Thursday April 12, why they use cans instead of bottles, why they use 16 oz instead of 12 oz, when to age beer, Evansville hidden gems, and what they wish Evansville had.
Talking with UE and USI head coaches Marshall Ray and Mat Santoro about the upcoming Mayor's Cup matchup to be held at UE on April 12, 2018 at 5:30pm $5 tickets with all proceeds going to the YMCA of Evansville.
Show up for this cross town event and support our local universities!
Recorded on location at Doc's Sports Bar. Thanks to Josh Pietrowski for setting this up!
Curt Powers, Jamie Newcomb, and Jason Burton fill out a winning bracket for the NCAA Men's Basketball 2018 Championships. Follow our advice and win big! 7 teams making the final 4!
Special Guest Laura Burton joins Cory and Jason to give 21 things to do this week in Evansville. 3 evvents every day!
Jeff Gott and DeAndre Wilson talk with us about their catering business, Turn Table, LLC, and their future plans.
Cory, Adam, and Jason set you up for a week of adventure in Evansville for Mar 5th - Mar 11th.
Joe Atkinson and Cory Edwards give their #oscars2018 picks. Academy awards picks for 2018.
Check out Joe's blog for more movie knowledge = http://joewatkinson.com/
Cory, Adam, and Jason give you 21 things to do for the week of Feb 26 thru March 4 in Evansville.
Cory, Adam, and Jason give you 21 things to do for the week of Feb 19 thru Feb 25 in Evansville.
Cory and Jason are joined by special guest, the podcast queen, Mary Allen. We give you 21 #EVVents (or more) to do the week of Feb 12th thru Feb 18th in Evansville.
Adam, Cory, and Jason pick events for each day this week going on in and around Evansville.
Adam, Cory, and Jason cover the #EVVents you need to know about for the week. We cover Monday, January 22 thru Sunday, January 28 on this edition.
Adam Grove, Cory Edwards, and Jason Burton each pick one event for every day this week to discuss. Make sure to use the hashtag #EVVENTS for your event.
Monday
Jason
7 pm Doc's - NCAA Football Championship Alabama vs Georgia
Cory
Paint Nite - 7 pm - KC's Time Out
Adam - Pennylane customer appreciation day FREE coffee 7a-6p
Tuesday
Jason
7:30 am Tech on Tap - https://www.meetup.com/Evansville-Tech-on-Tap/events/245972911/ Arts Council @ Innovation Point
networking and talking about Evansville Podcast
Cory
Movie Night
East - Disaster Artist - 7:30
West - Shape of Water - 7:15
Adam - Second Tuesday Song Night @ Common Ground Community Kitchen 6-8
Wednesday
Jason
7 pm - 10:30 pm PG - A Year of Hip-Hop Evansville Mix-Tape Meeting #1
https://www.facebook.com/events/137495260373590/
A Year of Hip-Hop... [put together by Charles Sutton] Using Jazzy Jeff's PLAYLIST as an example, the goal is to bring a bunch of "hip-hop" musicians together to collaborate on a mixtape [On Friday Jan 26th - Jan 27th] about issues, opportunities, and aspirations of Evansville - especially as it relates to creativity, culture, arts, music, poor areas, gentrification, places such as PG. Then on Saturday [Feb 3rd] perform together at a show, at PG.
Cory
UE vs. Missouri State - 7:00pm
adam - Exhibit of Dimensional Art - St. Meinrad Saint Meinrad Archabbey Library Gallery, St. Meinrad, IN, is hosting an exhibit of two-dimensional and three-dimensional works by Ferdinand, IN, artist Curtis Uebelhor. The show will run from January 10 through February 20.
Uebelhor works with found or discarded objects or surplus bits and pieces to furnish wry commentary on social issues such as education or the environment. The carefully selected items are gathered slowly until the perfect objects are found to express the idea. He incorporates humor into his work as a way to involve the viewer.
Thursday
Jason
7 pm Ford Center Harlem Globetrotters
https://www.facebook.com/events/1495843123835078/
Cory
Family Board Game Night - Museum - 5:00 pm - FREE
Adam - Stillwell and Rodenburg @Bokeh 7-930
Friday
Jason
6 pm Bokeh Lounge - Who Knew? Art Reception
https://www.facebook.com/events/1544104592339520/
Cory
Chamber Legislative Kickoff: Pancakes and Policy - 7:30-9:30 am
Adam - Opening Reception Neck Deep in the Shallow End by Jonathan Hittner, Gamut Gallery 5-8
Saturday
Jason
8am-11am Eastminster Presbyterian Church - Pancake Breakfast For Evansville Civic Theater
https://www.facebook.com/events/1161052574030841/
Cory
Tri State Hot Stove League Night of Memories
Adam Meet your legislature, Sole Survivor release at BN
Sunday
Jason
1pm-6pm Bassoon day at UE
https://www.facebook.com/events/2101499336744800/
Serving as clinicians will be Mr. Ron Tucker, member of the Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra and former principal bassoonist of the Owensboro Symphony Orchestra; Dr. Mary Stuckemeyer, professional free-lance bassoonist; and Dr. Edwin Lacy, UE instructor of bassoon and principal bassoonist of the Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra.
Events will include a recital by the clinicians, masterclass sessions, a workshop on bassoon fundamentals, and a bassoon ensemble session.
Bassoonists of all ages and levels of ability and experience are invited to attend. There is no charge for participation. To register, send an email indicating your interest in attending to Dr. Edwin Lacy at el2@evansville.edu
Cory
Sunday Jazz @ Bokeh - 2:30 pm
Adam - Seinfeld trivia night at Tin Man 2:30 pm
We met up with Evansville native, Brandon Gaudin, before a recent Indiana University game in Bloomington to talk with him about his sports broadcasting career, being the voice of the Madden NFL video game, the difference between doing TV vs radio, going to Butler, working at the University of Evansville, the video game recording process, how he landed the Madden job, working for the Big 10 network, how he preps for each game he broadcasts (Brandon was not joking about both teams being horrible 3 point shooting teams), if sports has become just a job now, majoring in Political Science, Saved by the Bell, his favorite sports to announce, dream gigs, and old school college soccer commentating with Dr. James MacLeod.
Big thanks to the official Coryspondent of Evansville Podcast, Cory Edwards, for setting up this chat and co-hosting with me.
Talking with Evansville Esports, the gaming setups they have (xbox, playstation, pc, gamecubes), what kind of events they have, what kind of games that are played, what esports is in general, and old school games that still are popular like Super Smash Brothers.
https://www.facebook.com/EEarena/
https://www.twitch.tv/evansville_esports
Talking with Daine Goolsby and Jake Bethel about their magazine, Grinding Daisies. We talk about how the magazine came to be, the focus of the magazine, working with local talent and providing a platform for them, how they compare with other area magazines, their love of PG, their release schedule, how the website reflects the current issue, how hard it is to have a magazine, and much more.
https://www.grindingdaisies.com/
Jangle Bell Rock: Give-A-Long - https://www.facebook.com/events/2054027791484817/ Dec 22 9pm @ Lamasco on Franklin St
Jason and Laura talk about the upcoming UE/Duke game and some past Christmas presents that may not have been awesome.
Doc's UE/Duke fb event page - https://www.facebook.com/events/519026501794166/
Lynn Miller Pease talks with us about nominating for the 2018 Leadership Evansville Celebration of Leadership event.
Celebration of Leadership is a process and an annual event where Leadership Evansville publicly seeks out and honors individuals, organizations, projects, and businesses that make significant, and collaborative contributions to our community. Recognizing ordinary individuals for doing extraordinary things to make our community the best place to live, work and play.
TO NOMINATE – go to leadershipevansville.org or you can mail in your submission to PO Box 2449, Evansville, IN 47728
NOMINATION DEADLINE – December 23, 2017
Courtney Johnson stops by to discuss some upcoming events he is involved with such as the Young & Established Toy Drive (dropoff location Firehouse Subs and The Promise Zone), Warm for the Winter (coat, gloves, scarves, hats), ugly sweater party @ Mo's House on Dec 23 (Courtney dressed as Santa) and ugly sweater party @ Bokeh on Dec 23, Community Culture and Cocktails in January 11 Salsa dancing at Heidi Garza Dance studio, and a shoutout to the new ownership at Doc's.
http://www.youngandestablished.com/
The Promise Zone - 621 N Main St Evansville IN
From this week's Facebook Live show, Laura and Jason discuss the recent purchase of the Alhambra Theatre, their problems with some online reviewers, and a quick message about Net Neutrality and how to contact Congressman Buschon.
Congressman Buschon DC phone # is (202) 225-4636
John Oliver Net Neutrality video - https://youtu.be/92vuuZt7wak
Laura and Jason talk about the upcoming season of Beyond Repair Show, Laura's interesting take on colors, letters, and numbers, and Jason talks about some events happening this week in Evansville.
For Day 29 of NaPodPoMo I describe my podcasting process. Learn how I get from my brain to your ears!
For Day 28 of NaPodPoMo we are ranking some movies on Flickchart. Movies discussed are Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Jaws, Inglorious Basterds, As Good as It Gets, Top Gun, and more!
http://www.flickchart.com/evvpod to see our rankings.
Brian Buxton, representing ITV (It Takes a Village), and Carson's Brewery's Matt Easterling and Nick Burch join the show to discuss the upcoming Fur-Ever Home Tropical Ale Beer. This beer is a collaboration to bring a specially brewed and branded beer to the Evansville, IN area and will be available at Carson's Brewery Tap Room on Dec 1st as well as in cans and on tap at local liquor stores and restaurants in early December. Carson's will donate a portion of sales of this beer to the ITV No-Kill Canine Rescue. Carson's Brewery and ITV - Fur-Ever Home Tropical Ale Beer
Laura and Jason try out Facebook Live for Day 26 of NaPodPoMo. They talk about Holiday traditions, how the Beyond Repair show is recorded, and more.
In honor of season 3 of the Beyond Repair Show starting up soon, we are airing one of the most popular episodes from the archives. If you haven't heard the Beyond Repair Show, it is a listener advice show hosted by Laura Burton. She answers home repair questions but goes beyond that to answer life advice questions. Laura and Elisabeth are Beyond Repair. Check Out beyondrepairshow.com for more episodes!
Gretchin Irons returns to the podcast to talk about what she's been up to since her last appearance way back in 2014. We talk about The Best Day Ever Evansville YouTube show, YouTube vs Facebook video, WEVV Entertainment, traveling to South Korea, transitioning from a night person to a morning person, recent findings in Evansville, food segments, reinventing her show, and the audience from outside of Evansville.
Jason and Laura discuss going to the movies by yourself, movie start times, movie watching etiquette, Laura doesn't like theaters, dress codes at work, UE and USI's basketball teams, and wanting USI to play UE sometime in an exhibition game.
We talk about what our last meal in Evansville would be. What would your last Evansville meal be?
Recorded at First Friday from September 2017 in the Ballroom at Sauced. The Evansville Podcast Network show hosts gather and have special guests. In the final segment, part 5, we talk with Sam Buente about organizing the HCAD First Fridays in 2017 and if she'll return for 2018. We also talk with Adam Grove about becoming an electrician and an artist.
NaPodPoMo Day 17
Recorded at First Friday from September 2017 in the Ballroom at Sauced. The Evansville Podcast Network show hosts gather and have special guests. In part 4, we host an epic SuperFight between David Rudibaugh and Philip Hooper. SuperFight is a card game where you draw 1 character and 2 attributes and argue who would win the fight. The Evansville Podcast Network Hosts served as judges. Did we get it right? Also, we learn the origin story of Philip Hooper's wardrobe.
Day 16 NaPodPoMo
Podcasting once a day for the entire month of November.
USI Men's and Women's Cross Country Head Coach, Mike Hillyard, stops by to talk about Evansville hosting the NCAA Division II Cross Country Championships on Saturday, November 18th at Angel Mounds. We also talk about the USI Cross Country program, what kind of athlete's he recruits, challenges with recruiting, changes to USI over the years, and the differences between high school and college level cross country.
Facebook event page - https://www.facebook.com/events/539386559728434/
Mike Hillyard - http://www.gousieagles.com/coaches.aspx?rc=180
For Day 14 of NaPodPoMo, Cory Edwards and Mary Allen stop by the studio to talk favorite movies, proper podcast lengths, round-a-bouts, nicknames, candy corn, fair trade organic candy for Halloween, is a podcast a day too much, no shave November, lye, soap making, and a cheesy joke.
NaPodPoMo is a November challenge to post 1 podcast every day for the entire month.
Recorded at First Friday from September 2017 in the Ballroom at Sauced. The Evansville Podcast Network show hosts gather and have special guests. In this segment, Claire Ballard from Hot 96 stops by to talk about speed dating, half court shots, the whisper challenge, waking up early in the morning, real estate, the difference between podcasting and live radio, swearing live on the air, and Taylor Swift songs. Catch Claire and the Hot96 Morning Show every weekday at hot96.com from 5am-10am.
Day 13 of NaNoPodMo!
Recorded at First Friday from September 2017 in the Ballroom at Sauced. The Evansville Podcast Network show hosts gather and have special guests. In this segment, Randy Russelburg and Jon Gluff of The Smarts Project and "Tall Tales in Music Mythology" talk about their recent connection to The Boom Squad, how they got started in podcasting, give tips on proper Macho Man impersonations, and they join up with the Evansville Podcast Network. Catch the special micro-appearance by Evansville Podcast all-star Michael Barber
Huge thanks to Scott Schymik of Sauced for hooking us up with some awesome breadsticks during the interview!
Day 12 of NaPodPoMo!
Recorded at First Friday from September 2017 in the Ballroom at Sauced. The Evansville Podcast Network show hosts gather and have special guests. This is the first segment including introductions and guests Mike Millard, owner of Bokeh Lounge, and Scott Schymik, owner of Sauced. There was also a cosplay event going on at the same time, to explain any costume talk. Fun night!
Willow Burton takes over and hosts her own show, Podca Puppy, with special guests Jason and Laura Burton. We talk about cellos, the show Friends, Katharine Wright, and a lot more.
This is a recent episode of the Politics Aside Show, part of the Evansville Podcast Network. For more episodes check out www.politicsasideshow.com
Michael Leppert returns to the Politics Aside Show to talk with Justin Groenert and Matthew Neville about the following: Democrats win some races, Donna Brazile, Justin gets his wish for 11 minutes, Leppert’s take on Mike Pence and Jeff Sessions, Rand Paul, Colts Corner #FireChuckPagano, Ric Flair, Sheik Tweets
Michael Leppert Book - http://contrariana.com/book/
http://heartlandnow.com/
Previous Appearance:
http://politicsaside.libsyn.com/michael-leppert
Tall Tales in Music Mythology:
https://t2m2.podbean.com/
Josh Pietrowski and Cory Edwards stop by to talk about purchasing Doc's, a sports bar on 1305 Stringtown Rd in Evansville. They take over on December 1st, 2017. Will they keep the name? How did this happen? Will Josh brew beer again (former head brewer at Turonis)? Will the logo change? They answer these questions and more!
November 7th is election day but in Indiana, we have no elections for 2017. So to give you some political talk today, we spoke with State Representative Ryan Hatfield. He spoke about what he does as a state rep on a daily basis when in session, his experience as a member of the minority party (70 Republican reps vs 30 Democrat reps), the process of creating a bill, the cap on how many pieces of legislation he can file a session, the importance of the speaker of the house, some upcoming legislation topics, how reps get selected to committees, getting feedback from his constituents, his power lunch spot in Indianapolis, the lack of progress of interstate 69, the lack of awareness of what is going on in Evansville with some parts of Indiana, the new casino in Evansville, and his schedule when up in Indianapolis.
Catch Representative Hatfield's appearance on the Politics Aside Show - http://politicsaside.libsyn.com/in-state-representative-ryan-hatfield
Cory Edwards stops by to talk with Jason and Laura about buffets, chains, personal revelations, the new iOS podcast update, useful things, sporks, liking things only one part of the year, professionally long hair, tree psychology, annoying habits, explaining jokes, no shave November, and weatherman games.
Laura and Jason discuss their view on the role of local news companies today, the future of news and how it is delivered, and how much cheerleading (promoting) vs negative news should local media do.
Jason and Laura discuss the E is for Everyone campaign, liking vs loving something, AOL emails, WFIE's Smakitbak game show, Pizza Quest, Grippos, Ski, Big B BBQ, Hot Wings, ACL tears, Sam's Wholesale Club, and local coffee.
Day 3 of NaPodPoMo - Laura and Jason discuss Laura's new job as University of Evansville Admissions Counselor, proper stop sign etiquette, bikes on sidewalks, modern chivalry, and much more.
Evansville Christian Life Center Executive Director, Gina Gibson, is releasing a book, The Community I See - Why I have hope for a better Evansville, on November 7. The book is designed to look at some of the problems that Evansville faces, confront misconceptions, offer new perspectives, and share a vision of hope. We discuss the book and her time as Executive Director at ECLC.
https://restoringpeople.com
For #NaPodPoMo (National Podcast Post Month) we are putting out one episode a day for the month of November. This is a "fun-sized" episode in honor of Halloween. Laura and Jason are talking about their Halloween candy favorites, the riverboat leaving Evansville, and favorite costumes they saw on Halloween.
Jenn Moorhead and Donald Peters discuss the upcoming fundraiser party, Project IV. Happening on November 4, 2017, at Boogie Nights Nightclub in Evansville. A portion of the profits will be going to feed and provide scholarships for students in Nigeria.
https://www.facebook.com/events/275407076306680/
https://www.gofundme.com/project-iv
Kevin Roach and Rachel Wambach talk to us about the upcoming Haunted Historic Evansville tour of Haynie's Corner Arts District and Historic Riverside District. The tours are October 27 and 28 and tours depart from 6 pm to 9 pm. Tickets available at hauntedevansville.com and only a limited amount available.
http://www.hauntedevansville.com/
https://www.facebook.com/Haunted-Historic-Evansville-316166072172471/
First Presbyterian's Director of Music, Robert Nicholls, talks with Cory Edwards and Jason Burton about his upcoming fully improvised organ soundtrack to classic silent films. Friday, October 13 will be Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, and Saturday, October 14th will be Metropolis. Robert talks about his process of improvising a movie score on the organ.
Karl Williams has created an affordable home recording device that solves recording quality problems for amateur musicians (and podcasters). The Juggernaut eliminates background noise and accentuates the quality of voice recording. Karl has a Kickstarter for The Juggernaut going on now!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1521153038/portable-home-recording-studio-juggernaut/description
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/56524566/heated-and-air-conditioned-growin-n-comfort-baby-s/description
Evansville Living Editor and Publisher, Kristen Tucker, talks with us about starting the magazine, publishing their 100th issue, being in business for 17 years, finding content to talk about, how technology has affected the magazine, the process of making an issue, collaboration on creating magazine covers, beginning her career at Keller Crescent, coming up with headlines, working with her husband (Evansville Living President, Todd Tucker), civic pride, the Evansville environment leading to good stories, getting the twitter handle @Evansville, the rise of social media since they started, the best part about running a magazine, handling deadlines, finding events for their event calendar, and some of her favorite events.
http://www.evansvilleliving.com/
Tyler Hunt and Pat Kuhn from The Nerds You're Looking For podcast stop by to talk about their show. We talk about how long they have been doing the show, why they started podcasting, their influences, how they found their style, the results of losing bets, how podcasting has changed their everyday lives, their YouTube channel, their ties to Evansville, hidden gems in Evansville, crushing in laser tag, things Evansville is missing, focusing on what type of content to cover for their show, controversial opinions they've had, and we have a SuperFight!
http://thenerdspodcast.com/
Loghan Daab and Monica Spencer from Swirca talk with us about this year's Swirca Brewfest 2017 on September 23 at Bosse Field from 6-9pm. They talk about the benefits of VIP tickets, the music and food options this year, and what kind of drinks that will be available.
Facebook event page - https://www.facebook.com/events/1254165777984097/
https://www.facebook.com/SWIRCAandMoreBrewfest/
http://www.swirca.org/brewfest
http://evansvillepodcast.com/swirca-brewfest-walkaround/
Brian Buxton returns to talk about the upcoming It Takes a Village (ITV) Doggiepalooza and Buxton Motorsports Open House. The event will be on September 16, 2017, 10 AM - 5 PM, at the new home of Buxton Motorsports at 500-C North Congress Ave., Evansville, Indiana 47715. We talk about why Brian is involved with ITV, his exotic car business, illegal street racing, car shows, what ITV does and needs, and much more.
It Takes a Village Canine Rescue - https://itvrescue.org/
Buxton Motorsports - http://www.buxtonmotorsports.com/
Doggiepalooza and Buxton Motorsports open house Facebook event page - https://www.facebook.com/events/766876770183309/
Downtown Alliance Director, Joshua Armstrong, joins Clark Osborne and Jason Burton to discuss what the Downtown Alliance is, what he does as the director, working with the chamber of commerce, status of the downtown master plan, his restaurant - Firefly, moving from California to Indiana, parking, being in an urban place vs sprawling place, picking up trash, his cycling accident, and some upcoming projects that should be announced soon.
Courtney Johnson, founder and executive director of Young & Established, joins us to talk about Y&E, how he started it, why he started it, the boys to men conference they hosted, the Evansville Dust Bowl, his collaborative effort with the Evansville Police Department (Uniting Evansville), and much more.
http://www.youngandestablished.com/
Big thanks to Turn Table for sponsoring this episode! Make sure you contact them to meet your hospitality and catering needs. You can find them on Facebook and Instagram @TurnTableLLC and on Twitter @TurnTableEvv
Brian Buxton returns to discuss the 2017 version of Evansville Restaurant Week. The VIP kickoff will be September 10th at Walton's International Comfort Food. The full event will be held September 11 thru September 24 with twenty-five participating restaurants.
Facebook Event for Evansville Restaurant Week 2017 - https://www.facebook.com/events/1717159051941996/
evansvillerestaurantweek.com
Live Podcast Network Recording on September 1, 2017, in front of Sauced at Haynie's Corner Frist Friday. Check the Facebook Event for guests and announcements. https://www.facebook.com/events/195651327638892/
Head Coach Marshall Ray, Assistant Coach Ian Henry and Co-host Josh “Big Cat” Pietrowski
We discuss nicknames, their history of involvement with UE’s men’s program, the difference between the format of European soccer vs college soccer, if the same rivalries in college basketball exist in soccer, the roles of the coach and assistant coaches, recruiting internationally, unofficial tailgating. making it an event instead of just a match, enthusiasm for soccer in the Evansville area, what to focus on when watching soccer, comparing soccer, what style the coaches like to play, A lot of matches will be available on ESPN3 (WatchESPN app), How the conference standings work (points vs Wins/Losses), finishing games in a tie being a good result, sometimes, Pro-Rehab Aces Classic, Rule changes to increase scoring, The offsides rule, re-entry rules (different 1st half vs 2nd half), how soccer is being ingrained in our culture, UE having one of the best soccer stadiums in the country, Jason proposes a rule change, and Big Cat has a surprise for Marshall
http://gopurpleaces.com/schedule.aspx?path=msoc
https://twitter.com/ueathleticsMSOC
https://www.instagram.com/ueathleticsmsoc/
Check out the Frog Follies this weekend (Aug 25-27, 2017). Jason will be one of the celebrity frog racers!
Saturday, August 26, 3:15 p.m. - Local celebrities encourage their frogs to cross the finish line in the Industrial Building.
http://www.frogfollies.org/
*Music - Hold it Down by Gentlemen and Scholars from their latest album, Revelry. http://gentlemenandscholarsrock.com/
A special airing of the week 1 version of Pizza Quest from Clockwork Nights and Food 812.
Pizza Quest is a search for the best pizza in Evansville. 6 weeks and 6 sides of town. Josh Pietrowski (Big Cat), Clark Osborne, and Zach Zilliak (and special guests) will judge each side of town. The series finale will be held labor day weekend with the top 8 pizzas and some special guest judges.
Currently, 3 episodes are available.
all episodes available at http://evansvillepodcast.com
or find them at Clockwork Nights at https://soundcloud.com/clockworknights
Clockwork Nights focuses on music coming out of the midwest.
Food 812 talks with area restaurant staff and bartenders about food and drink in the tri-state.
Scott Schymik and Josh Pietrowski stop by to discuss the 1st Annual Haynie's Corner Open, a table tennis (or ping pong if you'd rather) tournament to benefit the Haynie's Corner Art District. Cory Edwards stops by to judge a SuperFight between Scott and Josh, as well.
https://www.facebook.com/events/1776879009269597/
A table-tennis tournament to raise funds for the Haynie's Corner Arts District. 16 local Evansvillians will be squaring off in our neighborhood's first ever Ping-Pong Championship. Come by for the afternoon. Entry is 5$ at the door, with all proceeds going to the Haynie's Corner Art's District development. As well, Sauced will have a cash bar set up so you can stay nice and frosty as the competition goes down! 1:00pm Preliminary Rounds 3:00pm Playoff Rounds 5:00pm Championship Match 5:30pm After Party at Mo's House, across the street.
Pizza Quest! Hosts of Clockwork Nights (Clark Osborne), Food 812 (Josh Pietrowski), and a local pizza expert (Zach Ziliak) for 6 weeks will search Evansville for the best pizza. Catch the full episodes at https://soundcloud.com/clockworknights or on http://evansvillepodcast.com/
1st 2 episodes out now:
North Side:
https://soundcloud.com/clockworknights/pizza-quest-01-north-side-master-2
West Side:
https://soundcloud.com/clockworknights/episode-25-pizza-quest-part-2-the-west-side
Talking talent and the workforce in our region (Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois). We discuss advanced manufacturing, supply chain, automotive industries. We also talk about weighing the options of going to college or getting a certificate, the realities of the workforce in our region for both present and future and what we are doing about it, how to attract talent, and if we need a basic income.
This episode is brought to you by the Food 812 podcast
https://food812.simplecast.fm/
and Pizza Quest! - https://soundcloud.com/clockworknights/pizza-quest-01-north-side-master-2
Gentlemen and Scholars band members Jeremiah Galey, Shane Strickland, Patrick Brady and talk about how long they have been together, former band names, being awesome at SnapChat, the new album - Revelry, their upcoming album release show, how they use social media, building their own recording studio, how they write for their albums, their history at Lamasco, how their songs translate from recording to live, describing their music style, how they know when they are done, how they self-critique, developing more of the music while recording, memories from recording this album, documenting everything, chickens and donkeys, creating their own videos, touring, new drummer initiation, and fishbowl shoes.
http://gentlemenandscholarsrock.com
Thanks to Clark Osborne of Clockwork Nights podcast for co-hosting with me.
https://soundcloud.com/clockworknights
Andrew Smith, Urban Conservationist with the Warrick County Soil & Water Conservation District stops by the studio to talk about his work in the Warrick and Vanderburgh County areas involving water and soil conservation. We talk about the importance of native plants, keeping rainwater out of the sewers, rain gardens, pollinator gardens, rain barrels, and much more.
http://www.warrickswcd.com/
http://evansvillepodcast.com/e-is-for-everyone/
Amelia Roberts stops by to discuss the new "e is for everyone" initiative. We talk about some of the people behind it, the feedback they've gotten, where the phrase comes from, how to become a brand champion, the brand guidelines, and the mindset/culture shift that is wanted concerning Evansville.
https://eisforeveryone.com/
The Sandman, Mike Sanders, discusses his career in radio in the tristate area, hosting a nationally syndicated show, how he approaches talking with musicians, playing drums and bass, how he found info about the seedy side of Evansville for the Underbelly of Evansville stories, crazy radio promotions, why he stayed in Evansville, the current condition of Mesker Amphitheater, the music scene in Evansville, cover bands, vinyl, and where to find info on his next career move.
Twitter - @sandman103gbf
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Mike-Sanders-The-Sandman-1581280072130729/
Subscribe to the Evansville Podcast Network on Apple Podcasts - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/evansville-podcast/id778680166?mt=2
Vistas, Teddi Rausch and Jenn Moorhead, join me to discuss what Evansville Promise is doing to help the Evansville area with the recent Promise Zone designation. We talk about what the Promise Zone is, what kind of grants they are looking at, and some listening tours they are hosting in the future.
https://www.facebook.com/EvansvillePromise/
https://portal.hud.gov/hudportal/documents/huddoc?id=Evansville_Zone_3rd.pdf
"Promise To Listen Tour for Tepe Park" at Resurgence Church - https://www.facebook.com/events/1605602642783275/
bike.zagster.com/upgrade/
www.evansvillepodcast.com
This is a live recording of the Love IT! EVV Tuesday Talk roundtable discussion hosted by Kana Brown. The theme of the night was Discovery. Asking who, what, and where you have discovered in Evansville. Love IT! EVV will be celebrating the launch of their issue on Discovery on July 13th at StaC Art Gallery. Check out www.loveitevv.com for ticket and event information.
Also, check out our newest podcast at www.themarymovement.com
Movie Rankings with Cory Edwards. We get a new number one and rank some movies from our list of shame. Cory and Jason argue movies and rank them via flickchart.com. Ranking Pulp Fiction, Big Trouble in Little China, The Big Lebowski, American Beauty, Goodfellas, Shaun of the Dead and more.
http://www.flickchart.com/evv
evansvillepodcast.com
Tony Treadway joins us to talk all things Arts in Harmony 2017 Festival happening June 3-4th, 2017.
This year’s festival will be held on Saturday, June 3rd (from 9:00am to 5:00pm) and Sunday, June 4th (from 10:00am to 4:00pm) along the friendly confines of Granary and Main Streets. The festival will feature a “Celebration of the Written Word,” featuring national and regional authors, writers, and poets. These “word smiths” will be giving lectures, readings, and discussions during the festival, as well as signing and selling their published works. Other notable components of the festival include live music, a collection of artists and craftspeople, unique food vendors, children’s activities and more.
Live readings will be held throughout both days of the festival. Authors and poets involved with this exciting addition to Arts in Harmony include: members of the New Harmony Project, publisher and author Kaylie Jones and Kaylie Jones Books authors J. Patrick Redmond and Patricia A. Smith, Judy Mandel, Mark Thompson Publishing and their authors, Mindy Kronenberg, Tom Raithel, Linda Neal Reising, Mark Williams, Shari Wagner (Indiana’s Poet Laureate), and Jessica Thompson. Visit each author to learn more about their craft and for the opportunity to purchase their work.
The Arts in Harmony 2017 Festival will also showcase a talented selection of musicians and bands. Saturday will commence with performances by Kayla Smock, Ronnie Lee, Osiella, and the Boscoe France Band (2012 Gibson Blues Guitar Competition National Winner). Sunday will feature the Wolfgang Mozart Dixieland Jazz Band and Brett Gibbs Trio Plus.
Arts in Harmony will also feature one of the largest gatherings of artists and craftspeople in the tri-state. This year’s festival will feature 50+ Fine Artists and Craftspeople displaying and selling their work in booths along historic New Harmony’s Granary Street and in the Rapp-Owen Granary. From painting to pottery, photography to weaving, and wood carvings to jewelry, a plethora of talented artists will be available throughout the festival area. While many artists from last year’s festival will be returning, keep an eye out for new and exciting artists who will be joining the festival this year.
As always, Arts in Harmony will have entertaining children’s activities, unique food trucks, live music, beautiful art, and the opportunity to spend a great day in historic New Harmony. The New Harmony Business Associates and Arts in Harmony Planning Committee are proud to sponsor this FREE event. Come out and experience New Harmony on June 3-4th during Arts in Harmony 2017!
Gilda's Club executive director, Melanie Atwood, joins us to discuss the upcoming Tri-State Cancer Survivor Day on June 4, 2017, 1-4 pm at the Eykamp Scout Center. Melanie also talks about how Gilda's Club got starting in the Evansville area and its ties to Gilda Radner and Gene Wilder.
https://www.facebook.com/events/403719583322773/
www.gcevv.org/survivor-day/
JT Pedley of Owensboro's Own podcast joins us to talk about how he became involved with the WWA and his recent work as a referee for them. Jameson Hutchinson helps me co-host this episode and talks about his wrestling background as well.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/2nd-annual-burdette-blues-festival/
Paul Mattingly of the River Basin Blues Society discusses the 2nd Annual Burdette Blues Festival Saturday, June 3 at 1 PM ($5) at Burdette Park to benefit the River Basin Blues Society and the Vanderburgh County Special Olympics. We also talk about the local blues scene in Evansville and some of Paul's favorite local bands.
evansvilleblues.com
Event - https://www.facebook.com/events/539987309530102/
The 2nd Annual Burdette Blues Festival is co-sponsored by the River Basin Blues Society and the Vanderburgh County Special Olympics. The event is a fundraiser for both organizations. The gates will open at 1 pm with opening ceremonies at 1:30 pm. The music will begin at 2 pm. General admission for the event will be $5.00. There will be BBQ, food trucks, and fun for the whole family. The full beverage provider will be Lamasco Bar & Grill. The stage production will be provided by Tri-State Sound & Light.
The music will kick off at 2 pm with Ryan Rigdon and the Primal Roots. At 4 pm Paul Blake and the Pallbearers will play cuts from their new release, Hungover and Heartbroken. The Gough/Martin Blues Band takes the stage at 6 pm. This group is out of South Union, KY, and features Michael Gough (vocals, bass), John Martin (guitar), Patrick Preston (keys), and Gerry Smoot (drums). At 8 pm, Shaun Murphy brings her talent to the tristate! Shaun Murphy started her career with Bob Seeger and the Silver Bullet Band. She has toured with Eric Clapton and was the lead singer with Little Feat for many years. Shaun is on tour promoting her new release It Won’t Stop Raining. Local guitarist Tommy Stillwell is on tour with Shaun for the summer festival season.
The 2nd Annual Burdette Blues Festival supports the efforts of two worthwhile organizations and continues the great tradition of blues music in the tristate.
Samantha Minnette and Trisha Zivkovic join Cory Edwards and Jason Burton to discuss DOGA, Evansville's first yoga with dogs event hosted by Evansville Power Yoga and Central Bark dog park.
The cost for the event will be $10 for any who is participating in the yoga class.
Please arrive by 10am with your dog.
more info on registering here:
https://www.facebook.com/events/907001129443052/
We also discuss name origins and host a SuperFight with Sam vs Trish! Who will win?!?
Historic Newburgh's 12th Annual Wine, Art & Jazz Festival Weekend is coming up on MAY 19- Grapes on the Grass Soiree and MAY 20 – Wine, Art, and Jazz Festival. This is a 21 and over event. Brian Buxton and Amber Kelly tell us all about it on this episode.
tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/o/historic-newburgh-inc-11132799884
Grapes on the Grass Soiree tickets: Tickets are $50 per person. Ticket prices include your own wine glass, and food and wine sampling.
Wine, Art, and Jazz Festival tickets: Advance purchase tickets are $20 each, and will be available April 1 through May 19 at 11:59pm. Tickets are $25 at the door on the day of the event. Cash and credit card are accepted at ticket booths. Designated Driver tickets are available, as well.
Singer, songwriter, and brunch aficionado, Kylie Odetta will be performing at Wired Coffee House & Music Venue on May 6th with Lauri & Ellie and Vesper Days. Kylie is from South Carolina and has been writing and performing since she was eight years old. We play some clips of some of her upcoming album "Undertow" (releasing May 19th) and talk to her about life on the road, inspiration for her songs, and what she looks for in a city when touring.
Wired Concert Facebook Event Page - https://www.facebook.com/events/333957333686031
LIVE SESSION video of her original song - Let Me Love You: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsB6YijcbP8 Can’t Erase It Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYEaLXa_0B0 FOLLOW KYLIE: https://www.instagram.com/kylieodetta/ https://twitter.com/kylieodetta https://www.facebook.com/Kylie-Odetta-113403228676992 HIGH DREAMER EP: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/high-dreamer-ep/id1076934159 SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/kylieodetta/sets/high-dreamer-ep-kylie-odetta Lauri and Ellie- https://www.facebook.com/lauriandellie/videos/366739783699680/
Vesper Days- https://www.reverbnation.com/VesperDays
Trump best-golfing president ever trump 100 days wins keystone pipeline Gorsuch on the court Justin thinks Gorsuch is no more conservative than Merrick Garland is liberal. Matt disagrees. Justin thinks the Dems wasted their filibuster causing the republican senate to use the nuclear option. Matt thinks the republicans would have used that nuclear option anyway on a future nominee so it does not matter. the CR (Continuing Resolution) is a win (no shut down of the government) losses Obamacare repeal attempt Sean Spicer's ongoing statements (war with media) Al Smith Dinner vs Correspondents dinner (trump Hillary is so crooked...) Trump signed more bills into laws than any other president in the first 100 days Trump admits not being ready for the presidency Trump's claim of constitutional checks and balances being archaic how much history should a president know Trump's quote about Andrew Jackson and the civil war John Meacham American Lion Nancy Pelosi wants George W. Bush back Justin doesn't mind the tough stance on North Korea. Is this a cold war with China with North Korea filling the Cuba role? Matt thinks it's all up to China to get the region in order. Mike Pence's claim of Hoosiers being the greatest sports movie Justin agrees Matt thinks it is the biggest homer pick. He thinks not even the best basketball movie. Better sports movies (according to Matt) Rudy White Men Can't Jump Space Jam Teen Wolf Above the Rim Blue Chips He Got Game Eddie Jeb Bush becoming the owner of Miami Marlins Justin big fan of The View
www.politicsasideshow.com
Stew Armstrong, Lou Rodriguez, and Paul Eason of Encounter Church join me to discuss what has been going on since last year's purchase of Hammerheads bar on Main Street in downtown Evansville.
They answer the following questions:
How long do they anticipate it taking before the basement stops smelling like beer? And if the answer is that the beer smell is already gone, I'd like to know their secrets. Asking for a fraternity adviser...
Was it more of a challenge than you expected with the needed changes?
Are you still getting the negative backlash for buying Hammerheads from both sides of the aisle? "But it was a bar!" or "Oh no! My favorite music venue!"
How's the elevator holding up?
How do you balance renovating a building with helping the community?
With the ability to listen/watch sermons online from all over the world, what is the benefit to meeting in a physical place?
So many new coffee shops downtown, is the plan for the building still to have a coffee shop?
We are in a politically charged time. How, as a church, do you cross those boundaries that usually divide people?
Where do you see Encounter church in 5 - 10 years?
http://evansvillepodcast.com/
Titanic: Ensemble, Studio 321, presented by Think PINK Productions 3 performances, Friday and Saturday at 7:30 pm, Sunday at 6:00 pm. TICKET PRICE: $15 / seat, with only 90 seats available each performance! HOW TO PURCHASE: Call 812-456-8719 to purchase your tickets in advance with a credit card. Due to limited seating, the show is anticipated to sell out quickly- call early to make sure you're in the audience!
https://www.facebook.com/events/768969633279924/
Jason Lee McKinney returns to the podcast to talk about the Jason Lee McKinney Band's upcoming release of their Triple EP Sacred Southern Soul. The JLMB album release party in Evansville will be on April 22 at Pistons. We get a sampling of some of the songs on the EPs, talk about traveling to different parts of the world, different cultures, songwriting, how they record, the Muscle Shoals influence, the concept of a triple ep and splitting out different styles for each EP, and music diversity peaking in the 70s.
Nathan Boerner, Farrin Davis, and Drew Broadbent talk with us about their podcast, Don't Quit Your Daydream. We discuss how they met, how they got started podcasting, what their favorite episode was so far (Episode 25?!?), where they got the idea for good cop/bad cop, editing, being consistent on releasing episodes, getting guests to cry, and having similar guests as other shows in the area. Are you one of the Don't Quit Your Daydreamers? #drewnation
https://dqydpodcast.com
Holy Grail Records is celebrating Record Store Day at River City Mercantile on Saturday, April 22nd.
From 7 am – 7 pm, there will be an expanded inventory, including new releases, rare finds, gently used records, music from regionally-based acts, as well as cassettes, 7- inches, 45s, and CDs.
https://www.facebook.com/holygrailevv/
And check out The Brewer's View!
https://thebrewersview.com
Podcast Queen, Mary Allen, joins us, with special guest host Laura Burton, to discuss her latest business venture, Evansville Pedicab. We talk about where she got the idea for the pedicab, where she found the pedicabs, working with the city to get the business going, how much it costs to ride, determining hours of operation, where they are allowed to ride, how to become a driver, and Jason gives some optional ideas for the pedicab.
https://www.facebook.com/evansvillepedicab
http://twitter.com/evillepedicab
https://www.instagram.com/evansville_pedicab/
https://beyondrepairshow.simplecast.fm/
Samantha Buente and Amy Word-Smith join us to discuss this year's First Friday's series at Haynie's Corner Art District. We talk mainly about the April 7th, 2017 edition (6-9pm), but we touch on some of the themes for the upcoming months as well.
https://www.facebook.com/events/1395444303809283/
http://hayniescorner.com/
Holy Grail Records is celebrating Record Store Day at River City Mercantile on Saturday, April 22nd.
From 7 am – 7 pm, there will be an expanded inventory, including new releases, rare finds, gently used records, music from regionally-based acts, as well as cassettes, 7- inches, 45s, and CDs.
https://www.facebook.com/holygrailevv/
And check out the season debut of The Brewer's View!
https://thebrewersview.com/2017/04/03/red-headed-step-children-4-3-17/
Michael Leppert of Contrariana.com, author & lobbyist joins Matt and Justin to talk about the Indiana Statehouse, Neville finds something to like about Trump, Gorsuch Supreme Court proceedings, Michael's Book - Contrary to Popular Belief, how life has changed from Governors - O'Bannon to Daniels to Pence to Holcomb, if Pence was a good Governor, how hard is shifting from congress to state government, SPEA, rising stars in the democrat party in Indiana but not being pushed nationally, can you be prepared to be in public service before actually being in public service, Republicrats or Hoosier democrats, Gerrymandering, Hillary Clinton's personality problem, the importance of engagement, recognizing satire, purity to each party, how Senator Joe Donnelly is doing and how the 2018 race may go, who knew that healthcare was so complicated, ”I’m President and you're not”, the importance of North Korea, predictions on how the Trump Presidency will end, and bias crimes.
contrariana.com
http://evansvillepodcast.com/politics-aside-michael-leppert/
Hey sports fans, we're talking The Brewer’s View retool/relaunch with Josh Pietrowski, Ryan Huff, Jameson Hutchison. The relaunch will be available on April 3 and episodes will drop Mondays thru Thursdays. They will be covering some national, local, baseball, basketball, football, hockey, soccer, and NASCAR.
https://thebrewersview.com/
The Brewer's View on Itunes
In this episode, Matt and Justin welcome Lead Anchor of Eyewitness News, Brad Byrd, to the show. Before speaking with Brad, Justin and Matt discuss the recent Evansville Podcast Network award, the IU coaching change, the new ambassador to Russia, and Ben Carson's thoughts on immigration.
In their talk with Mr. Byrd, Brad touches on his history of being in the area, starting, why he hasn't left, the changing landscape of news in the area - multitasking is an issue, the importance of being first vs being right. "fake news" having been around for a while, tell the truth, asking the right questions, and get it right, fake comments added to fake stories, the problem with customizing our news sources, fake vs inaccurate news and the role of satire, the fact that journalists don't have a license - his conscience being his license, covering the 2016 election and how mainstream journalists got it wrong, the polling data was there for that last week, showing the weakness for Clinton's bid, being a headline society, if there is anything with which the 2016 election compares, the importance of attribution, not taking sides but asking tough questions to everyone, recommendations to read some history books, his advice to new journalists.
You can watch Brad on Eyewitness News at 5, 6 and 10 p.m. on WEHT Local and 9 p.m. on Local 7 WTVW.
It's March again so let the madness...begin. I'm a poet and didn't realize it. Jamie Newcomb (Purdue fan) and Curt Powers (Indiana fan) join me to discuss this year's tournament, pick some upsets, and figure out the final four. If you need help with filling out your bracket, you may have found the right place.
Kevin Fleming stops by to discuss his upcoming performance as Mark Twain that will be happening at First Presbyterian Church, on Saturday evening, 7:00 PM, March 18, 2017. We talk about the relevance of Twain today, Hal Holbrook's portrayal of Mark Twain, where his interest in Mark Twain comes from, the importance of Huckleberry Finn, Twain's thoughts on race and religion, picking out material for the presentation, First Presbyterian's relationship with the arts, how the arts and religion should coexist, the benefits of First Presbyterian's physical location in relation to Art and Science, and what Kevin wishes Evansville had.
Justin Groenert and Matthew Neville give a recap of Donald Trump's first address to a joint session of Congress. Topics covered include:
- recap of Trump actions since the last episode
- Trump actually acted "presidential" during the speech
- lately, less tweeting from Trump
- Trump potentially moderating himself on the immigration issue
- Sean Spicer likes CNN polls now?
- SNL weekend update during the week
- Tie coordination from the GOP?
- Justin thinks it was a pretty good speech
- Matt thinks the speech was what it needed to be for Trump
- addressing the 95 million not in the workforce stat - Matt is not a fan of this stat
- only mentioned the wall once, and no mention of Mexico paying for the wall
- was Trump politicizing the recent death of a Navy Seal?
- VOICE organization, WTH?
- Steve Beshear's response to the speech
- Marco Rubio (Marcus Rubenstein)
- The town hall protests - right way and wrong way to protest
- New DNC Chair - Tom Perez over other (better? South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg?) options
- Scott Danks running unopposed as chairman of Vanderburgh Country Democratic Party
- Lloyd Winnecke running for 3rd term as Evansville Mayor in 2019
- What Barack Obama is up to these days
- Oprah Winfrey running for President?
Follow us on twitter - @polasidepod - https://twitter.com/PolAsidePod
http://evansvillepodcast.com/politics-aside-kumbaya-doesnt-sell/
Court Kull and Lynn Miller Pease join us to discuss Leadership Evansville and the 2017 Celebration of Leadership happening on Thursday, March 9, 2017, at Old National Events Plaza.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/celebration-of-leadership-2017/
http://leadershipevansville.org/
We welcome Malcolm Cook back to the show to discuss the upcoming Alhambra Theatre Film Festival to be held on April 6-9, 2017. We talk about what is going on for this year's edition, some lessons learned from previous years, how they get big name sponsors, connections he has made over the past couple of years, and what he thinks might be their movie niche going forward.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/the-alhambra-theatre-film-festival-2017/
Joe Atkinson (Evansville at War, Court Street Productions, Digital Multimedia Specialist in Residence University of Evansville) and Cory Edwards (Official Evansville Podcast Movie Correspondent, Man About Town, Navigation Expert) discuss the 2017 Academy Awards and give the predictions on who will win. We also discuss righting previous wrongs in Academy Awards history while discussing some overlooked movies in the past.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/2017oscars/
Special Guest co-host Matt Hart joins me to talk with Think Pink's Kensington Blalock Eck about the upcoming Falsettos show Feb 10-12, 2017 at Studio 321. We also talk about the why Think Pink does more of an off-Broadway show style, how past shows have gone, an upcoming show in April, the importance of inclusive theater, and why Jason is mad at Kensington.
Justin Groenert and Matthew Neville recap the Trump presidency so far, gerrymandering, and Supreme Court nominations. #MakeNovemberGreatAgain
http://www.evansvillepodcast.com/politics-aside-make-november-great-again/
Matt Hart returns to discuss what has been going on with reACT To Bullying with special guest co-host Kensington Eck of Think Pink Productions. We talk about how things have progressed for Matt since we talked last, what reAct to Bullying is, and how corporations have shown interest in presentations regarding workplace bullying. Matt tells us about his upcoming public presentation of reACT To Bullying, 7 pm Friday, Feb 24 at the Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana that will be for families, community leaders, and adults. Kensington also tries to get Matt to join the upcoming Titanic production.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/r2b2/
Liz and Quincy Zikmund join us to discuss their store Give a Dog a Bone. We talk about their upcoming new location, how they got involved with the store, the benefits of owning vs working, drinking craft beer, eating habits, beards and so much more.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/give-a-dog-a-bone/
Comedian Andy Imlay joins us to discuss Cerebral Palsy, how he became a comedian, his love of superman, what comedians he enjoys, working clean vs working dirty, repeating material, his YouTube show, Nike reviews, working for PC Quest, Evansville as an Ability City, and Andy drops a big announcement on us.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/comedian-andy-imlay/
Editor and publisher of IndyPolitics.org, Abdul-Hakim Shabazz, joins Justin Groenert and Matthew Neville on this episode. They discuss:
- Trump talk
- Electoral College complaining
- Hillary Clinton needing to be a better candidate
- Media treatment by Trump
- Fake News = talk to the hand of 2016
- 3 click rule
- Trump 1st term = Abdul's prediction
- Mike Pence's VP power
- Who the most powerful Democrat after Trump is sworn in
- Indiana Statehouse
- lack of democratic presence
- early thoughts that real work might get done
- WTF type bills
- abortion bill
- bill to prevent birth certificate change
- bill lake county cutting down precincts
- Gas tax
- fiscal conservative means spending responsibly not, it doesn't mean avoiding spending
- have to do something to fix roads
- Chess talk
- 2018 Republican Senate race predictions
- Evan Bayh
- Affordable Care Act / Obamacare repeal thoughts
- how tall is Eric Holcomb
http://evansvillepodcast.com/politics-aside-abdul-hakim-shabazz/
Rick Adams discusses being a health coach, new year's resolutions, the best time to work out, and the most important thing to do for your health.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/health-coach-rick-adams/
http://angelrhodesmusic.com/
Jason Salstrom stops by to give us an update on APPCOM, now in the semifinals, and how the public can be involved in voting. Jason Burton also gives an update on what is going on in the Evansville Podcast world.
http://appcompetition.org/
http://evansvillepodcast.com/appcom-update/
bumper music "Moon Rocks" by Michael Barber & Matty Moe
Matthew Neville and Justin Groenert provide some perspective on the end of the year and discuss the recent Presidential transition, electoral college, Mike Pence VP powers, Twitter, Intelligence Briefings, Cabinet decisions, public education, Department of Defense nominee James Mattis, Elaine Chao, Linda McMahon, worst Stone Cold Stunners in history, Batman vs The Penguin, Indiana's new governor, Lieutenant Governor, a return to Mitch Daniels-style politics, I-69 bridge, the Indiana Democratic party's path forward, President Obama staying in Washington DC after leaving office, and much more.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/politics-aside-2016-recap/
Erin Gibson, Journalism Instructor/Student Publications Adviser at University of Southern Indiana, joins me to discuss her recent TEDx Evansville experience, teaching journalism, fake news, being your own news editor, the importance of getting out of your bubble, paying journalists, robo-journalism, the role of Facebook in providing news, covering what is popular vs what is important, and much more.
When I asked her about Matt Damon you won't believe what she told me.
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Local music spotlight - "Crazy Shaker Dance" by Art The Dude
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Show host, producer, and musician Brick Briscoe joins me to talk about how The Song Show got started, his work with Project Reveal and Stacey Godbold, editing shows, Brick's favorite song, similarities in topics with different genres of music, why music is important and how it affects us, the realness of vinyl and album covers, being on NPR stations, what he played that got so many angry emails, his upcoming EP Songs To Yell To, Punk Rock, working with his heroes, living in New York City and Los Angeles, meeting Joey Ramone (of The Ramones), what he wishes Evansville had, Rockstore productions, and being "known" outside of Evansville.
- Brick Briscoe
- The Song Show
- WNIN
- The Song Show on Soundcloud
- Songs To Yell To - PledgeMusic
- Rockstore
Background Music by Factor Primo
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Clips from the best of Evansville Podcast for 2016. Episodes included: Illya Williams of Spice Cafe, Laura Burton of Evansville Collective, Josh Merritt, Stew Armstrong Encounter Church buys Hammerheads, Alex Burton and Matthew Neville Democrat Primary, Justin Groenert and Rick Martin Republican Primary, Change the World Zac Parsons Alex Mourer and Nick Basham, No Malice with Sean Little, Mary Allen Sixth Street Soapery, Deandre Wilson, Jason Lee McKinney, Tin Man Ego Crusher Nick Davidson Fred Hillenbrand Cas One and Figure, Ditto, Evansville Podcast Network Clark Osborne Josh Pietrowski and Laura Burton, Paul Eason, Flickchart Cory Edwards, Michael Thissen, Yoga Samantha Minnette and Mark Goltiao, Parksfest Alex Mourer and Claire Ballard, Michael Barber, and Michele Branson Bopp
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Student, Dreamer, and Doer: DeAndre Wilson talks with me about attending Ivy Tech, Evansville's food truck culture, stopping Evansville's brain drain, Evansville being an untapped goldmine, hospitality, kitchen prep tips, traveling with a purpose, what Evansville is missing, hidden gems, Kanye West concerts, millennials getting a bad rap, marketing for the masses, and how we can help.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/deandre-wilson/
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Saint Peter's Highland UCC will be hosting its fifth annual 24 Hour Extra Life Board Gaming Marathon as a benefit for Riley Hospital for Children across the weekend of October 21st through October 23rd. Details can be found on St Peter's board game marathon's Extra Life page at http://www.extra-life.org/team/stpetersgamenight
Michael Thissen is Innovation Corridor manager in USI’s Center for Applied Research and Economic Development. In this episode, we talk about Innovation, what it is and how our region is innovating. We also discuss the Crane naval base, railroads setting records, shipping out of the port in Mt Vernon, and the airport being a key factor in the region. We also talk with Jenna Citrus about her upcoming art exhibit (12/7/16) and feature the Children's Museum of Evansville as our non-profit spotlight of the week. Music this week is from Paul Eason. Get your copy of his debut EP Moving On today!
- I-69InnovationCorridor.com
- USI Center for Applied Research
- Jenna Citrus Facebook Event
- Paul Eason iTunes
http://evansvillepodcast.com/innovation-michael-thissen/
Cory Edwards and Jason discuss and rank Thanksgiving-themed movies. Some of the movies they rank are Planes, Trains, and Automobiles, For Your Consideration, Rocky, Paul Blart, The Other Sister, Four Brothers, Rocky II, and You've Got Mail. Also, we play a clip from the recent Clockwork Nights podcast that covers the late 90s/early 2000s punk and hardcore music scene in Evansville.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/thanksgiving-movie-ranking/
Clockwork Nights:
https://soundcloud.com/clockworknights/episode-8-chadregard-leeaction-and-old-man-miller
USI Technology Commercialization Manager, Dr. Jason Salstrom, joins me to discuss APPCOM, an application idea competition. Deadline to enter is Nov 27th but if you see this after the deadline you can still be involved. listen in to find out how!
From appcompetition.org about page:
APPCOM is an application idea competition designed to develop talent, grow our vibrant innovation community, and solicit the best APP ideas from the greater USI community and connect those ideas to teams, mentors, and resources to develop APP ideas with the potential to create jobs in Southwest Indiana. If you don't have an APP idea, no problem! You can still sign up as a participant and we will help you find a team. ALL TEAMS must have at least one current USI student.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/appcom/
David Rudibaugh and Samantha Minnette talk about Sam's Yoga on Fridays at Wired Coffee House during the lunch hour, where the name White Swan Coffee Lab comes from, if yoga and coffee can coexist, and secret menus.
Cory Edwards joins the show for the first of a series of ongoing segments where we will rank movies using the website, flickchart.com. See how we rank such movies as Finding Nemo, Fargo, Groundhog Day, Jaws, Big, Iron Man, and many others.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/movie-ranking-with-cory-edwards/
Going forward this will be a short segment on the show. This was a stand-alone episode to determine a baseline of rankings.
It's the podcast Evansville deserves, but not the one it needs right now.
Matthew Neville and Justin Groenert talk about the 2016 election results, the biggest surprise of the election, how Trump won, if we still need the electoral college, the movement to have electoral college vote for Hillary, should popular vote matter, down-ballot races, where the Democrats go from here, if the DNC got what they deserved for plotting against Bernie, and offer some good news (no elections in 2017!).
http://evansvillepodcast.com/postelection2016/
Washington Middle School Principal, Michele Branson-Bopp, discusses the state of education in Indiana. We talk about what letter grades for schools actually mean, B in 3, the ever-changing standards for schools, teacher schedules, misconceptions about teachers, biggest changes over time for teachers, How politics affect the schools, what roles the governor/superintendent/school board have over schools, common core (what it actually is, why Indiana went away from it, the downsides of not being a part of it, and can we go back to it), what priority schools are, what to consider when voting, what PLC stands for, battling public perception, meditation and textbooks not aligning to standards.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/state-of-education-in-indiana/
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Justin Groenert and Matthew Neville give some predictions on the Indiana races, thoughts on early voting turnout, discuss barriers to running as an independent locally, and talk about how 2016 changes conventional political campaigns in the future.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/lastweek2016/
Community Engagement Artist, Emily Gartner, and Schön Boutique owner, Kelley Borman (and Randy Borman) join me to talk about their collaborations and upcoming events they are hosting, Franklin Street vs Washington Ave, curating clothing lines, commercial art, Airbnb in Evansville, what Evansville is missing, prohibition bars, the new bike share program, Empty Bowls at Sauced, and small business Saturday.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/emilykelley/
Kensington Blalock Eck and Sidney tell us about the upcoming Think PINK Productions Silence! the Musical! Oct 27-29
http://evansvillepodcast.com/silence-the-musical/
Podcast queen, Mary Allen, joins us to discuss what is going on in the Haynie’s Corner Arts District. We talk about the upcoming Phantom Run, Empty Bowls, Community Wifi, Channing and Quinn House Concert, and much more.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/phantom/
http://beyondrepairshow.com/
Justin Groenert and Matthew Neville recap the third Presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton
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Production Company, Mr. Pictures, producer Josh Reidford and director David McCracken join me to discuss the filming of their feature, Bullitt County, how people can help out if interested, how they work as a team when one lives in Evansville and the other lives in L.A. What Evansville is missing, and what they miss about Evansville.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/mr-pictures/
Today’s sponsor is Optimal Rhythms, Inc.
Imagine being stuck in a body that couldn't speak and couldn't move when you wanted to move. Imagine being overlooked or underestimated every day of your life! This is the reality for many children on the autism spectrum. At 8:00AM this Friday, an area non-profit organization, Optimal Rhythms, Inc., will be kicking off Make a Difference: Speak Only From Your Heart Day. Respected and influential people in our community are being nominated to give up their speaking voice for 24-hours to bring awareness to the more than 300 non-verbal youth on the autism spectrum in southwestern Indiana. Similar to the MDA Lock Up, those who are "Silenced" will collect pledges/donation to try to "buy their voice back". Once they meet their funding goal, they can start speaking again and even nominate someone else to be "silenced" for the rest of this 24-hour campaign. Monies raised will purchase iPads, apps, and communication training for area children and families. If you'd like to help Make a Difference - Text SILENCED to 41444.
Libertarian Candidate for Governor of Indiana, Rex Bell, joins me to discuss his definition of libertarian, being a part of the debates for Governor, where he sees Indiana going in the future, the campaign differences between libertarian vs democrat or republican, property taxes, government spending, essential government departments, if the race for Governor is being swallowed up by the Presidential race, how to prevent brain drain from Indiana, favorite sayings, who comes to mind when he hears the word "successful", advice he would give his 20-year-old self, and what Indiana doesn't have that he wishes we had.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/gubernatorial-candidate-rex-bell/
This episode is sponsored by the Evansville Podcast Network
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First Presbyterian's Director of Music Robert Nicholls joins me to discuss the upcoming event where he will provide live pipe organ accompaniment to classic silent films: The Golem on Friday (Oct 14) and Nosferatu on Saturday (Oct 15). Admission is free but donations will be collected to support the Choir School of First Presbyterian Church. First Presbyterian is located at 609 SE 2nd St, Evansville, Indiana 47713.
- The Golem
- Nosferatu
- First Presbyterian Church
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Saint Peter's Highland UCC will be hosting its fifth annual 24 Hour Extra Life Board Gaming Marathon as a benefit for Riley Hospital for Children across the weekend of October 21st through October 23rd. Sponsored players and guests will be playing over sixty board games donated by board game publishers and the community for at least twenty-four total hours to raise money for Indiana's only Children's Miracle Network Hospital. This year's board game marathon will feature a silent auction with items ranging from board games to crafts to tickets to gift cards and hotel stays. It will also have the fourth annual World Series of Clabber. If you think you're good at Clabber, come prove it and play Evansville's Game for Indiana's Kids. And that's not all, we have a Boom Boom Balloon Tournament, a Wits and Wagers game show dinner, and much much more. Donate to Riley or join the team as a sponsored player or just stop by over the weekend and play some games to help heal sick and injured kids. Details can be found on St Peter's board game marathon's Extra Life page at http://www.extra-life.org/team/stpetersgamenight
Announcing a new collaboration from Josh Pietrowski, Clark Osborne, Laura Burton and me (Jason Burton): Evansville Podcast Network (EVPN). We discuss some of our goals behind the new network, reasons for joining forces and the different podcasts we host currently.
- Beyond Repair Show
- Clockwork Nights
- The Brewer's View Man Cave Podcast
- Evansville Podcast
Matthew Neville (Democrat) and Justin Groenert (Republican) discuss some of the Vanderburgh and Indiana overall election races and touch on the Presidential race.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/trumpster-fire-2016-elections/
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Andrea Grace Phillips is a certified life coach. She does executive coaching and private/personal coaching thru Grace Coaching and Consulting Services. With the private/personal coaching Andrea specializes in helping Mothers of addicts. We discuss heroin addiction in the Evansville area and her journey as a mother of an addict.
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Mark Goltiao, co-owner of Evansville Power Yoga, and Samantha Minnette, yoga instructor at Evansville Power Yoga discuss the upcoming 7th Inning Stretch yoga event to be held at Bosse Field on September 24th, 2016. The doors open for registration and live music at 9am and practice begins at 10am. This is a city-wide event promoted by Energize Evansville, Evansville Otters, Yoga 101 and Evansville Power Yoga.
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Nick Basham, Alex Mourer, and Zac Parsons stopped by the studio to catch up on all things Evansville since our last Change the World episode. Big thanks to our sponsor for the show, realtor extraordinaire, and bourbon nanny, Mr. Philip R. Hooper. Pour one out for Shance.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/changetheworld/
Hidden Hemingway - Dr. Mark Cirino on EvansvillePodcast.com
Dr. Mark Cirino, a coauthor of Hidden Hemingway,discusses writing with others, his book event at Barnes & Noble in Evansville on September 10, 2016, teaching literature at the University of Evansville, Ernest Hemingway quotes (or are they?), Hemingway's writing process, his favorite Hemingway book, UE's continuing education program, the notion of being well read, how he and his coauthors discover new things about Hemingway, pulling a story out of found material, what about Hemingway that is so interesting, Hemingway's ties to Teddy Roosevelt, Hemingway's style of plot vs character development, modern authors that Mark enjoys, and Mark gives me a homework assignment to read "The Killers" by Hemingway and then watch the Burt Lancaster movie.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/hidden-hemingway-mark-cirino/
HiddenHemingway.com
Kenneth Spond tells us about the 2016 Evansville Design Group (EDG) Competition. Deadline for entry is September 30, 2016. This is the 5th annual EDG awards and will be held on October 21, 2016. We talk about some favorite design work that can be seen around town, some EDG initiatives to help non-profits, what principles good design will follow, and what tools he uses for design work.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/edg2016/
https://thebrewersview.com/
Brian Buxton and Randy Notter discuss the inaugural Evansville Restaurant Week (Sept 12-18, 2016), the VIP Kickoff Dinner (Sept 11, 2016, 6-9pm). The VIP Kickoff event, held at Walton's International Comfort Food down on Haynie's Corner, features seven chefs from the Evansville area teaming up to create a unique meal. Seventeen participating restaurant's in Evansville Restaurant Week will offer special menus only available during the event week. Randy discusses his involvement with restaurant weeks in other cities in which he has been involved. Brian also discusses some hidden gems in the Evansville area and his passion for food. Pick out some restaurants and try something new!
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Public funding cannot support all of the programs and activities that the EVSC does. That is why the non-profit EVSC Foundation exists. Brian Hancock, EVSC Foundation Board of Directors President, talks about the upcoming rebranding of the Foundation and what the EVSC Foundation does for the Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation to help fill in the gaps that the public funding does not cover.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/evsc-foundation-brian-hancock/
Liz Riedford and Sarah Wagner discuss the upcoming 5k, Run for Refugees to be held on September 10th, 2016. The race begins at 8am out at USI and is to help raise money to support education for Syrian refugees in northern Jordan. Liz and Sarah also talk about what Road to Mafraq is and does and how they became involved.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/road-to-mafraq-run-for-refugees/
http://www.roadtomafraq.org/run-for-refugees/
Anti Gravity is a unique fitness studio to the area. Studio owner (and former competitive gymnast), Maigyn Jackson, teaches Pole Fitness and talks to us about what a poler does, holding bachelorette parties, and ashiatsu massage. Maigyn got her pole fitness certification (instructor levels 1-4) in Las Vegas and is also certified in ashiatsu massage.
Anti Gravity Facebook
http://evansvillepodcast.com/anti-gravity/
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Author, Jake dh, joins me to discuss The BulletProof Ghost Novel Series, his writing process, what his original plans for the series were, and his plans for the future of the series.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/the-bulletproof-ghost-jake-dh/
Before getting to Jake, Clark Osborne of the podcast Clockwork Nights joins me to talk about the upcoming live recording of the band Wintering for his podcast on August 21, 2016 at 6pm at Resurgence.
https://www.facebook.com/events/1033356170113886/
That'll Preach bumper music courtesy of Jason Lee McKinney Band
Neil McCormick of Nashville-based Yazoo Brewing Company talks about starting to sell their beers in Evansville (Gerst, Hefewizen, and Dos Perros for example), the history of Gerst in Evansville, the beer road life, Evansville breweries, Nashville Hot Chicken, the Fall Festival, Red Lobster birthday parties, the perfect burger recipe, Franklin Street businesses, and we wonder where the best fried chicken in Evansville is.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/yazoo-brewing-company/
On today’s show, we will be hearing from Scott Schymik, the owner of Sauced about his history with Kirby’s Private Dining, now the ballroom at Sauced and Sauced itself. We find out the difference between cooking for 200 people at the ballroom vs in the restaurant where orders can happen at different times. Scott also gives some great tips for cooking at home.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/sauced-scott-schymik/
Mary Allen, Samantha Minnette, and Philip Hooper join me to discuss the August edition of First Fridays at Haynie's Corner. Listen in to hear about what's going on this month including an open house at No Ruz Grotto and the Owen Block Block Party.
HCAD First Friday Event Page
http://evansvillepodcast.com/hcadffaug2016/
Steve Tyner and Jayson Harper of Jenny's Bad Hair Day join me to discuss the upcoming I Love The 90's Party at Bokeh Lounge on July 30th. We also discuss the band and the path going forward, the differences of covers vs original music, and what do you wear to a 90s party?
http://evansvillepodcast.com/jennys-bad-hair-day/
This episode is a little different than the others. Listen in as I walk around last year's SWIRCA Brewfest and record some conversations I had with the guests, volunteers, and vendors that night. Think of it as a sample of what is to come for this year's event. This year's Brewfest (Saturday night, July 23) and the new Brew Mile event (Friday night, July 22), are both held at Bosse Field (race in the parking lot). Tickets are available at swirca.org/brewfest. VIP gets you in an hour early and access to parking, special drinks, and food. On Saturday free cab rides home are sponsored by Unity Taxi.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/swirca-brewfest-walkaround/
Alex Mourer and Claire Ballard talk about this year's edition of ParksFest. Alex lets us know who some of the bands that are going to be on the show this year and tells us some of the behind the scenes happenings of previous editions of ParksFest. Alex and Claire also discuss which one of them will be the next mayor.
parksfestevansville.com
http://evansvillepodcast.com/parksfest2016/
Indiana State Department of Agriculture Director, Ted McKinney, and Karen Sue Blaize joins me to discuss the Indiana Grown program and I Pick Here's involvement.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/indianagrown/
Rachel and Keith from SWIRCA discuss this year's Brewfest (Saturday night, July 23) and the new Brew Mile event (Friday night, July 22), both held at Bosse Field (race in the parking lot). Tickets are available at swirca.org/brewfest. VIP gets you in an hour early and access to parking, special drinks, and food. On Saturday free cab rides home are sponsored by Unity Taxi.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/swirca-brewfest-2016
The first show of the season for Think Pink! Productions is The Toxic Avenger. Founder and Artistic Director, Kensington Blaylock-Eck, and actors, Brittney Brown and Jared Brosmer, discuss the musical version ofThe Toxic Avengerand we discuss some of the upcoming shows. The show will be at Studio 321, located behind Eastland Mall, June 24-26th.
Call 812-456-8719 to reserve seats.
Studio 321 321 N. Congress Evansville, IN 47715
http://evansvillepodcast.com/toxic-avenger-th…pink-productions/
Spice Cafe is a new restaurant opening on the East Side of Evansville. Illya Williams joined me to discuss why he is opening the restaurant, the style of food he will be offering (Caribbean/Southern), his background with the Information Technology in the Evansville area, and his history with Martial Arts including a connection to Bruce Lee.
Spice Cafe Facebook
http://evansvillepodcast.com/spice-cafe-illya-williams/
Friends of the podcast, Paul Eason and Clark Osborne, join me to discuss Paul's upcoming debut EP Moving On. The EP will be released on June 20th and there will be a release show at Wired Coffee House on June 19th at 7pm. Paul talks about his EP, the process of making an album, and what he would like to see in Evansville. Clark discusses playing drums on some of the tracks for Paul and how the recording went. Paul plays the title track for us, as well. Use the hashtag #pauleasonep or #easonep when sharing.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/paul-eason/
Andrew Horning, the Libertarian candidate for the Indiana 8th District of Congress, talks to us about running as a Libertarian, his views on the Presidential race, the need for debates in the 8th district, and his views on the role of government.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/andrew-horning-libertarian-candidate-indiana-8th-district/
Jason Lee McKinney of the Jason Lee McKinney Band joins me to talk about his upcoming album, the music industry, how having a doctorate affects his career, his teaching career, how he writes songs and gives a performance of "Leaving Kind" off of the album Play Something You Believe Vol. 1. The Band is scheduled to be in Evansville at Piston's on July 23.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/jason-lee-mckinney/
Bill Capodagli of Capodagli Jackson Consulting discussed the release of the 3rd Edition of their book The Disney Way: Harnessing the Management Secrets of Disney in Your Company. We discuss what Bill's company provides as a service, their ties to the Evansville area, how Tyra Banks got involved with their company and book, how a government successfully applied these business principles, and Bill's favorite Disney character.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/the-disney-way/
Peephole, Tin Man, Ritzy's, Five Guys? Who has the best burger in Evansville? The answer may surprise you. May is National Hamburger Month so I pulled in some local food experts, Josh Pietrowski and Andy Cravens, to discuss what makes a good burger, what toppings are key, and who does the best burger in the Evansville area.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/best-evansville-burger/
Carol Schaefer tells us about the 2016 Historic Newburgh Wine, Art and Jazz Festival. This is a rain or shine event featuring 16 wineries, food, 5 different artists, and non-stop jazz. Friday evening, May 20, is the Grapes on the Grass Soiree from 6:30-9pm. Saturday, May 21, is the Wine, Art and Jazz Festival from 12-9pm. We also talk about other events that historic Newburgh has going on this year and how much has changed in Newburgh over the past year.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/wine-art-jazz-festival-2016/
Hosts of the Courier and Press podcast Canvass, Zach Evans and Noah Stubbs join me to talk about their roles at the paper, podcasting, the difference of reporting vs opinions, and how the recent purchase of the paper by Gannett may affect the paper and their podcasts going forward.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/canvass
Vanderburgh County Libertarian Chair Bart Gadau talks about whatthe Libertarian Party is and how it differs from the RepublicanandDemocratic parties. We discuss their upcoming convention vs theother party's primary and the growth of the party in theVanderburgh County area. We also discuss his recent campaignforCity Council and some of the projects going on in theEvansvillearea. http://evansvillepodcast.com/libertarian2016/
Rick Martin and Justin Groenert discuss the upcoming May 3 Indiana primary for the Republican candidates. We discuss the Kasich/Cruz "agreement" and if it will help or hurt their cause. We talk about the Trump/Bobby Knight alliance, the Carly Fiorina affect on the Cruz campaign in Indiana, the likeability of Ted Cruz, whether the Republican party is in trouble, and possible contested convention possibilities. Rick and Justin also explain how the delegate math works on the Republican side and if Marco Rubio dropping out early was a mistake.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/indiana-republican-primary/
Karen Sue Conaway and Erica Kissinger join me to talk about iPickHere which launches on April 28th, 2016. iPickHere.com is a year-round online resource featuring local vendors that make goods and those goods are available to pickup at select market locations each week. May 5, 2016, is the market kickoff celebration at Washington Square Mall. May 21st is the On the River event that will follow the River Run happening downtown.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/ipickhere/
Kate McKinney and Hillary Melchiors update us on Listen To Your Mother coming up on May 7th, 2016. Tickets are $15 online/$20 at the door and part of the proceeds will benefit 4C Play and Learn.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/listen-mother-2016-updates/
Part of a series about the upcoming May 3,2016 Primary Election. Alex Burton and Matthew Neville join me to discuss the Democratic side of the primary. We talk about the presidential race and the 83 pledged delegates up for grab, some of the local races specifically the clerk and district 77 contests. Recorded prior to the Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Maryland, Delaware and Rhode Island primaries on April 26 so some of the presidential delegate math will have changed depending on when you listen to this. The magic number for the Democratic side is 2383 delegates. And yes, we talk about the Republican race and the Supreme Court nominee issue as well. Look for a podcast from a Republican perspective (and possibly the Libertarian side) later this week.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/indiana-primary-democratic/
Nick Davidson, Fred Hillenbrand, Cas One and Figure stop by to talk about the new collaboration beer 'Ego Crusher' available at Tin Man now. Figure and Cas One are working on an album due out later this year. We talk about how the collaboration for the beer came about, where the artwork came from and I ask the guys what Evansville is missing. Actually a ton more stuff.
evansvillepodcast.com/egocrusher
Brad Garnett discusses his role as a Digital Forensic Examiner with Kemper Forensics and the difference between hacking and digital forensics. We dive into his background in law enforcement, teaching, the dangers of some USB/thumb drives, ransomware, the accuracy of Mr. Robot, and the Apple vs FBI case.
evansvillepodcast.com/forensics
DITTO is a technology company selling designer eyewear and has created a proprietary way to virtually try on glasses and sunglasses before you buy. They also created a subscription model similar to the Netflix model for their eyewear. DITTO is headquartered in San Francisco but their founder is from Evansville and their operations and fulfillment are based in Evansville.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/ditto/
Josh Merritt talks about his band, The Josh Merritt Band, how he approaches writing and performing. We talk about the thought process on going full time as a musician and his roots in bluegrass music. Josh was also kind enough to sing a song for us! New live album (recorded at Lamasco in Evansville) coming out on May 7th!
http://evansvillepodcast.com/joshmerritt/
Artist Jenna Citrus joins me to discuss her art show at the Koch Immersive Theater on April 28, 2016. Jenna also talks about her process as an artist, collaborating with artists across the country, and some projects she has on the horizon.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/artist-jenna-citrus/
Lead Pastor Stew Armstrong of Encounter Church answers questions pulled from the internet about the recent purchase of Hammerheads bar and their plans for the bar going forward.
Lynn Miller Pease and Ross Chapman join me to discuss the upcoming Evansville Voice All Call meeting. Find out what is happening in the community and how you can plug in to help out. Get to do cool things. The All Call meeting will be held on April 12, 2016, at Central library downtown Evansville in the Browing Events room starting at 5:30pm. If you are reading this you are supposed to attend this meeting.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/evansville-voice-all-call-meeting/
The first Haynie's Corner Arts District First Friday of the year is upon us. Join us at the corner on April 1, 2016, from 6-9pm. Mary Allen, Karen Supak, and Angel Rhodes join me to discuss the April edition as well as overall expectations for First Fridays this year.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/hcad2016/
Evansville Native Michael Barber is a musician, rapper, hip hop producer, and entrepreneur. Michael talks to us about his latest album Deadly Combo that he and Bloomington rapper Matty Moe are releasing on March 17th. We talk about performing, writing, recording and his experience with Death Row Records.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/michaelbarber
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O. Snap, Marian A. Matrix, and Mind Eraser of the Demolition City Roller Derby talk to us about their upcoming 2016 season, how roller derby has changed over the years, where they got their names and what to expect from this season. DCRD bouts are held at Veteran's Memorial Coliseum.
http://evansvillepodcast.com/dcrd
Lynn Miller Pease, CEO of Leadership Evansville and Court Kull, Senior Vice President at 5/3 bank join me to discuss the upcoming Celebration of Leadership on March 10, 2016 at Old National Events Plaza. Seating begins at 4:30 p.m. with the celebration beginning promptly at 5:30 p.m. We also discuss what Leadership Evansville is and how it is affecting the community.
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Ben Madson, Tony Findley and Jo Findley discuss Lucid Coffee's recent move to The Refinery in Newburgh. We also talk about where their passion for coffee comes from, why they started a coffee bar, and where the name Lucid comes from.
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Gene "No Malice" Thornton joins Sean Little and Jason Burton to discuss his documentary "The End of Malice" that is premiering in Evansville on February 15, 2016. The film features No Malice, Pusha T, and Pharell Williams. The showing will be followed by a panel discussion and an open forum Q&A, hosted by Sean Little. This is the first stop on a 16 city tour of the film before it is shown on Revolt TV Sunday, March 27th (directv 384).
"The End of Malice will help facilitate conversations around topics and matters that concern our nation's inner cities and urban communities. The film helps to address the infatuation and obsession that so many have with Rap and Drug culture. The allure is strong and many have been led into fruitless pursuits that leave them lost and broken. We want to restore that brokenness through the compelling and powerful story of Gene “No Malice” Thornton." - Event Info
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The fifth edition of Startup Weekend Evansville will be held Feb 19-21, 2016 at USI. This event is open to all community and students in the region. Janet Effron, Dana Nelson, Rick Culiver, Bobbie Gilman and Bryan Bourdeau sit down with me to discuss what is involved this year, what prizes are available for the winning team and why you need to participate in this event.
Startup Weekend Evansville 5.0 remains the largest event of its kind in Indiana. Open regionally to all students and community, Startup Weekends are 54-hour events where developers, designers, marketers, product managers, and startup enthusiasts come together to share ideas, form teams, build products, and launch startups. - SWE5.0
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This episode is a recording of a recent Evansville Speaks event that was held at the Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana. The topic that night was Epiphany. Speakers took turns sharing personal stories related to the word “epiphany.”
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Kate McKinney and Hillary Melchiors return to the podcast to discuss the upcoming Listen To Your Mother auditions to be held on February 24th and 27th and what to expect from this year's performances. We also talk about last year's show and Hillary and Kate face off in a Superfight.
Superfight hashtags - #hangrybull vs #poisonmom
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Episode 100 with my favorite guest ever, Laura Burton. We talk about what the podcast has done to our lives and about her new business, Evansville Collective - Curated goods from local Evansville, Indiana businesses into handcrafted crates made from reclaimed pallets.
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It was during Stacey Godbold's struggle with infertility that she began to dig more deeply into her own "crazy" and to realize we're all a little crazy. She discovered the key is being honest and real with each other through it all and learning to love ourselves and each other. This sharing of struggles and solutions gave birth to the show Project Reveal. Project Reveal airs Mondays at 9pm on WNIN but is more than just a show, it's a movement. Part of Project Reveal, Embrace Your Body is an annual art exhibit that will make you fall in love with the human body as well as the human. The Before I Die Wall is a thought-provoking and inspiring wall on which to write your goals and read the dreams of others. There is even a clothing line. This power-lifting mamma of triplets has a gathered a team around her that is a force to be reckoned with as they change the way Evansville sees itself. #IronManScissorhands vs. #ZombieDoll
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Alissa Fricke is a bit of a super hero. Her secret identity owns a small business marketing company called Thrive Marketing Strategies. Her superhero identity runs the Downtown Neighborhood Association, teaches piloxing classes, volunteers at Big Brothers/Big Sisters, goes to school in a castle, and wins awards like Young Business Leader of the Year. There are probably more, but she's hard to keep up with. Listen and vote #HillarysBattlecat vs. #ButterHulk.
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Known for her previous appearances on the podcast, Mary Allen returns to invite us to the opening of her new business Sixth Street Soapery on January 21st. Famous for her dedication to all natural, fragrance free soap and body products, Sixth Street Soapery will have all of that and more at the corner of 6th and Washington. Listen as Mary explains the business transition, her time in the military, and her puppy musket. Be sure to vote for the winner of the Superfight: #portalmime vs. #puppymusket.
Sixth Street Soapery hours January - April: Thursday 11-5, Saturday 10-2. More hours coming in April.
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Author Mark Rigney joins us to tell us about being a writer in different genres and mediums. We discuss his one act play, The Shout!, and how he approaches his craft. We also get into a little bit on beer can collecting.
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Join us at our party on January 27th at Bokeh Lounge - 7pm.
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Clockwork Nights is a new podcast started by Clark Osborne featuring music performed by artists in the Evansville area. Clark joins us to talk about why music is important to him, his sound recording studio, and the what and why of his new podcast. The first episode will be available on SoundCloud on December 22 featuring Wax Astro.
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Malcolm Cook and Roger McGary join me to discuss the 2nd edition of The Alhambra Theatre Film Festival coming in April, 2016. Malcolm and Roger talk about the successes of the 1st year and lessons learned to improve the festival. Film submissions are now being accepted for the 2016 edition.
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Co-Directors of the Commission on Homelessness for Evansville and Vanderburgh County (the Commission), Kim Reising and Timothy Weir, talk about the upcoming Destination: Home Celebration on December 10th at the CK Newsome Center. We discuss the issue of homelessness in Evansville and the progress on the Destination: Home, The 10-Year Plan to End Homelessness.
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I sit down with Casey Valiant at Signarama and we talk about being in the family business, their sign grant program for non-profits: Signs of Support, quality of life improvements for employees over the years, and technology advances he has seen in the industry.
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Intellectual property attorney, Rick Martin, believes all new businesses need to understand their intellectual property and how to protect it. This goes well beyond technology and inventions. In order to help entrepreneurs maneuver through the IP maze, Rick is hosting a brown bag lunch and learn Friday, November 20 from 12-1pm in the media suite at Innovation Pointe. The theme will be "Five Things That Every Entrepreneur Needs to Know About Intellectual Property." The class is free, however, bring your own lunch.
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Also known as one half of Evansville's power duo, Clint Vaught is far from the stereotypical tattoo artist. He is an artist, a history buff, and a quiet gentlemen. He owns and operates Cross and Crown Tattoo on the third floor of the Bitterman Building on downtown Main Street. He knows a lot about the history of tattooing in Indiana and some tattooing legends. He also has a few stories of his own to tell.
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Reva Bourgasser joins me to talk about the Children's Center for Dance Education (CCDE) and their upcoming Black and Pink Ball. We talk about what the CCDE is and some of the events they put on throughout the year, such as the Black and Pink Ball to be held on 11/13/15 at the Evansville Country Club.
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Tracy Zeller joins me to talk about her start in jewelry, her community calendar, the importance of shopping local, how to pick out jewelry, men's watches, and jewelry trends.
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Cole Cartwright of Kirby's Private Dining and Steve Tyner from Jenny's Bad Hair Day join me to talk about the upcoming Halloween Party, A Very Haunted Halloween, that is being hosted by Kirby's. There will be a costume competition, Jenny's Bad Hair Day will be performing, Madam Faye will be doing palm readings and tarot card readings, plenty of spooky food, candy and a full service bar.
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Dr. John Scott Foster joins me to discuss being the Executive Director of the Wesselman Nature Society, the upcoming fund raiser the Wandering Owl Beer & Wine Festival (October 17, 2015), being a non-profit in a city full of non-profits, playing with cardboard boxes, and maple syrup.
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Mayoral candidate Steve Wozniak discusses his industrial agriculture platform for his campaign to become mayor.
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The third episode in a series with independent mayoral candidate, Steve Wozniak. This episode focuses on his comprehensive wellness program.
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Our second in a series of four mini-episodes with Mayoral Candidate Steve Wozniak. In this episode he speaks on his urban renewal initiative portion of his platform.
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Independent mayoral candidate Steve Wozniak discusses his plan to bring Google fiber to Evansville, Indiana.
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After fifteen successful years as theater director at Gibson Southern High School, Matt Hart has taken on a new role about which he is very passionate. Drawing upon his musical and dramatic talents as well as his own past, he captivates and inspires students with an anti-bullying performance called reACT to Bullying.
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There is still no cure for breast cancer, but thanks in large part to the Susan G. Komen Foundation, most women today survive. According to Sheila Seiler, the director of the Evansville chapter of the Komen Foundation, if it has to do with breast cancer, there is Komen money involved. One of the largest Komen fundraisers/celebrations is Race for the Cure. Our Evansville race is September 27 at Eastland Mall. This Superhero themed 5K or 1 miler is in it's 18th year and over 10,000 people are expected to run. If the thought of curing breast cancer isn't enough of a motivator for you to run, there are ways to donate without breaking a sweat. No excuses.
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According to TED (Technology, Entertainment, and Design), they are a non-profit dedicated to spreading ideas and starting conversations. That's an oversimplification of how powerful and relevant TED talks really are. Thanks to people including Zac Parsons and Jenn Schultheis, Evansville will finally be hosting their own TEDx event this October 13 from 1-5pm at the Evansville Museum. If you don't realize the significance of this event you need to hear this episode. Learn what TED and TEDx are, how to get tickets, where the streaming will be, how this all started, and some of our favorite TED talks.
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Even though podcasts have been around for over 10 years, they have waited until recently to surge in the tri-state. Thanks to JT Pedley, Owensboro now has a podcast to call it's own. Aptly titled Owensboro's Own, Pedley's podcast will cover all things Owensboro, KY from businesses to music to sports to whatever JT finds interesting and relevant to his city. Launching September 2, Owensboro's Own aims to publish a new podcast each Wednesday.
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Dr. Hillary Melchiors, owner of the Doula Group of Evansville, is passionate about improving the birthing experience in Evansville. On Labor Day across the nation there will be gatherings called Rally to Improve Birth. Evansville's rally will be at the Four Freedoms Monument from 11:30-1:30. Come to show your support of healthy, informed, evidence-based birthing experiences in the tri-state.
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It's almost September and that can mean only one thing, another Haynie's Corner First Friday. Reva Bourgasser and Cole Cartwright, want everyone to know that the Haynie's Corner First Friday on September 4 will be the best one so far. All the favorites will be there as well as several new artists and new businesses to visit. There's always great music and great food. It really does get better each time and the weather will be beautiful. And most important, join in the Evansville Podcast photowalk by hashtagging your First Friday's photos #hcadff0915.
The SWIRCA Brewfest is only days away. Listen as Keith Gander updates us on the bands, brews, and food booths coming to Bosse Field for one of the biggest parties in the tri-state. Sample hundreds of brews, wines, and spirits from local to all over the country. Listen to four local bands. Sample food from over 30 local restaurants. Tickets are on sale now, including VIP passes for an extra hour and many more advantages. VIP is almost sold out. Also listen to the first podcast to learn more about SWIRCA and the Brewfest.
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On a very special episode (longer than normal), locally-based, internationally loved band, Osiella discusses their latest album EP#2. They sum up Iceland in a nutshell including the making of their latest video, "Armed to the Teeth." We learn that Cynthia can't jump but she can grow a beard. Find out where they've been and where they will be soon. We have exclusive information on an upcoming Osielvis performance. Also discussed are Mighty Ducks, Bjork, mosquitoes, and the introduction of black people to Iceland. Do not fact check this episode. Just enjoy it.
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Jeff Stucke, a therapist, and Michele Myers, a businesswoman, have partnered together to reduce stress and increase happiness, job satisfaction, and productivity through positive brain states. It's a simple but effective change in thinking. Happy Matters partners with local businesses to teach them the strategies they need to transform their organization.
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Do not let the title of Maestro intimidate you. Although Maestro Alfred Savia has been the music director and conductor of the Evansville Philharmonic for 27 years and is a musical genius, he is affable and open. He wants very much to invite people of all musical backgrounds to the upcoming season of the Philharmonic starting in September. From The Barber of Seville to The Godfather, Mendelssohn to Elvis, there is something for everyone. Joshua Bell, one of the world's most sought after violinists, will also be performing to celebrate USI's 50th anniversary. Forget what you think you know from school field trips decades ago. The Evansville Philharmonic is world-class right here in Evansville.
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SWIRCA has been serving the needs of local seniors and disabled citizens for the past 40 years. We are all called to help but few of us know how. Rachel Sievers and Keith Gander have the perfect suggestion. On August 29, SWIRCA will gather over 300 local breweries, vineyards, and distilleries, along with over 50 restaurants, into Bosse field for the 12th annual Brewfest. For $35 enjoy limitless samples, local bands, raffles, and a free pint glass. For $70 join the VIP section with no lines, early entry, and massages. Support the deserving. Support the local economy. Support your taste buds. Listen to the podcast for SWIRCA details, event times, and and a long list of locally involved businesses.
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Real estate agent Casey McCoy and tech entrepreneur Johnathon Marvell have created a matchmaker system to connect real estate agents and clients based on their personalities. When buying or selling a home, a good agent is almost like a temporary member of the family. It should be a good fit. After a short personality test on SmartAgentMatch.com, you will be matched with the right agent for you. Listen to Casey and Johnathon discuss the 14 months from idea to launch.
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Evansville Podcast had a booth setup at the June edition of First Fridays in Haynie's Corner. We recorded several "mini-interviews" by having people draw a question out of a container and answer the question however they saw fit. We had several participants and great answers to some good questions.
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Amy Walker is the Executive Director of the Public Education Foundation (PEF). The PEF exists to support the local public education system. Since their creation they have helped students build and sell 28 houses and perform 27 summer musicals. They also give grants to public teachers for use in their classrooms and give Fine Arts credits to their participating students. This year's musical is Mary Poppins. Sponsored by Old National, the play will run at the Aiken Theater July 9-12 with evening and matinee performances. Watch a teaser a Patchwork Central at the next First Friday.
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Randy Russelburg is not your ordinary name-dropper. Whether he had a few minutes or a few hours to work with celebrities, he used that time to pick their brains (so to speak) to build a business plan. That business plan became The SMArts Project. Sick of watching high school students selling other businesses products for a small fraction of funds, Randy wanted to use his connections to help students create something beautiful of their own to not only sell, but to treasure. High schools partner with celebrities to create a music CD and perform a concert. The process is closer to a small business than a fundraiser as they name it, design the logo and jacket, market the product, arrange the performance, and so on. The own it, take pride in it, profit from it, and enjoy it the rest of their lives.
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Robin Mallery, though somewhat new to the area, is making a huge impact in the local organic farming community. She serves on the board of directors of the underrated River City Food Co-op. She has a green house for growing and learning about urban farming. And her proudest title is community volunteer. She is passionate about clean eating and she puts her time and money where her mouth is.
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Cole Cartwright, Mary Allen and Reva Bourgasser join Paul Eason and Jason Burton to talk about the June edition of First Fridays. Special appearances by Malcolm Cook and Zac Parsons.
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artist Wilke returns to the podcast to talk about his upcoming show at Haynie's Corner for the June 5 First Fridays event. His show will be located at the Curvo building next to the Alhambra Theatre.
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Ashley McReynolds joins me to discuss the Way Late Play Date happening May 30th at the Children's Museum of Evansville. We also talk about CMOE's attractions and workin at the museum.
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Kelly Lefler had an idea and she didn't let the fact that she had no sauce get in the way of that idea. She did her homework. She found the right people. She even found the stores. Then she made the sauce. In five years Mimi's Gourmet Pasta Sauce made its way into just about every grocery store in the tri-state area and several restaurants. Listen to hear her beginnings, from exhaustion to excitement, and plans for the future.
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Without the historic side of Newburgh, the town would be just a town. It makes Newburgh rich and unique. As director of Historic Newburgh, Incorporated, Carol Schaefer is keenly aware of the importance of not only preserving this part of Newburgh, but also helping it thrive. There is so much going on that it's difficult to list it all. First up is the 10th annual Wine, Art, and Jazz Festival on May 15-16, 2015. This rain or shine event is filled with local wine, art, music, craft beer, food, tasting classes, etc. Add to this event Christmas in Newburgh, Farmers' Markets, car shows, yarn bombings, Children's Days, Environmental Days, and Ghost Walks and there's no reason to be bored. Checkout their headquarters at 517 W. Main Street in Newburgh.
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Listen to Your Mother tells the story of motherhood using the original voices and unique stories of local mothers. Evansville is one of only 39 cities nationwide accepted to participate thanks to the work of Kate McKinney and Hillary Melchiors. Thirteen women including Kate and Hillary will perform in what is sure to be the perfect Mother's Day tribute on May 9th at 7pm at the Old North High School. Tickets are $15 and part of the proceeds will benefit 4C Play and Learn.
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Delta waves. Your heartbeat, breathing, and sleeping brain are all delta waves. This is the phenomenon that Mike Boren, a sound engineer and musician, keyed in on when designing a device to help babies fall asleep. Networking and crowd-funding. This is what Bryan Bourdeau, a professor and entrepreneur, keyed in on to take this invention from idea to product. Lullafi is a small, delta wave emitting box that not only helps babies fall asleep, but it also has bluetooth capabilities and implications for use with adults, pets, autistic children, and so on. And it's all happening here in Evansville. Get a great deal on a Lullify and support the local economy by funding them on Kickstarter.
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From preserving something old to creating something new, Jesika Ellis is a true artist and asset to Evansville. Jesika created YART, a yard sale of sorts making local fine art accessible for the community in a venue inviting and economically feasible for artists. She is also Blockhead #1 as the creator of the successful Owen Block Preservation Effort. She is a dreamer that makes things happen and YART is happening May 2 from 10-4pm at Angel Mounds.
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Karen Conaway is one of the unsung heroes of the westside. She is not only Projects Manager of the quickly growing Toast restaurant, she is also the "Bazaar Czar" of the Franklin Street Bazaar. She has a hand in all things Franklin which is quickly becoming one of the most popular and respected neighborhoods in Evansville. Franklin Street is the place to be April 25th with a 5K color run, an Earth Day Bazaar, a chili and BBQ cookoff, rainbow yoga, Osiella, The Giving Tree Band, and on and on all day. And, oh yeah, some exciting news about hockey.
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The beautiful and talented Heidi Garza is a choreographer, singer, trainer, dancer, clothing designer, entrepreneur, and, according to her students, a therapist. She shares her gifts and energy with Evansville at the Heidi Garza Dance Studio off Green River Road. There she teaches samba, salsa, hip-hop, and belly-dancing in workshops and private lessons. She also leads zumba classes and is an avid supporter of supporting local businesses and keeping the fun in Evansville. Sweat is sexy: #Sweatxy.
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Two English professors battle it out in the poetry rematch of the year. Marcus Wicker and Matthew Graham, both published poets and professors at USI, will face off April 17 at the Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana. Come for the cocktails at 6. Stay for the free epic slam at 6:45. Listen to hear about poetry readings in the area, a large writers's workshop in June, and a beautiful ode to Evansville by Marcus. evansvillepodcast.com/59
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April is Autism Awareness Month so this the perfect time to rethink autism. Optimal Rhythms/ACCESS Academy, founded by Casey DePriest, is a non-profit school changing the lives of autistic students by assuming competence and providing support to improve communication. Now, after a very successful first year, Optimal Rhythms - ACCESS Academy invites you to attend their upcoming Rethinking Autism Conference April 17. The stars of the documentary Wretches & Jabberers will be in attendance as well many other guests and students. There will be a dinner/reception following the conference. Also, on April 18, a Walk for Autism will be held followed by a screening of the documentary. This is a great opportunity to learn more about the school and to rethink autism.
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Malcolm Cook returns and brings Troy Davis and Michael Edwards to update us on the films that were selected for The Alhambra Theatre Film Festival happening April 9-12, 2015. Sundance. Raindance. Slamdance. Alhambra. Malcolm Cook, the director of the Alhambra Theatre Film Festival, along with Troy Davis and Michael Edwards are laying the groundwork for a film festival to rival some of the top film festivals in the country. With screenings of over 120 films including many international films and award winners, Evansville's first film festival is already years ahead of expectations. This bodes very well for the renovation of the Alhambra Theatre, which is at the heart of the film festival. These men and several others have worked very hard to bring something completely new and amazing to Evansville. Join them April 9-12 to be a part of the beginning of something big. Buy your tickets now!
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Kana Brown of the Beauty Room and an advocate of manscaping is celebrating the one year anniversary of the online magazine Love IT! Evv. Love IT! Evv is the area's premiere fashion, beauty, and lifestyle magazine featuring the work of local artists, photographers, and businesses. The meet and greet celebration will be at the Bokeh Lounge this Thursday, April 2, from 6:30-8pm. It has everything: Gentleman and Scholars, specialty drinks, and flower beards.
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As president and CEO of the Economic Development Coalition of Southwest Indiana, Greg Wathen plays an integral part in building the local economy. The Coalition mission is to attract new businesses to the area and to retain the businesses already here. They have helped bring in billions of dollars in investments, millions of dollars in grants, and thousands of new jobs. Greg is particularly excited about new developments such as the Regional Cities Initiative, the IU Medical Center, and the Evansville Regional Airport. The Coalition, as they are known, have a newly designed website so definitely head over there and see all they have to offer at http://www.southwestindiana.org/
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President of the Haynie's Corner Art District and Evansville Podcast Triple Crown Winner, Mary Allen is very happy about the success of the first First Friday despite the brutal weather. The second First Friday is scheduled for April 3 and should be even more successful than the first. With better weather, more music, more visual art, more performing art, more information, more passports, and more businesses this month will have more awesomeness. This is just a taste of what will be. #juo
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Shaun Angel, a former wrestler, martial artist, and Crossfit dude, brings his fitness and nutrition passion as a trainer and the owner of LiveWell Featuring Flex151. Joining him is one of his teammates, Haley Daugherty, a yoga instructor, musician, and fitness geek. LiveWell is all about quality over quantity for the most efficient workouts for real, healthy lifestyles. Listen to learn more, then visit them for a free consultation and maybe a ride in the chi machine.
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Brian Kerney of Uncharted International has an incredible job. As the director of a non-profit, locally-based international missions agency, he, staff members, and many tri-state volunteers travel all around the world each year. But they aren't tourists. Unchartered International goes where few others dare. From a human trafficking restoration center in Myanmar to a street-kids school in Afghanistan, these are not vacations but they are life changing. Through Uncharted the Evansville community gives well over a million dollars a year to support homes for orphans and widows, medical training, vocational training, and much more with an emphasis on self-sustenance. Listen to Brian's story to learn how they are making an impact locally and globally and how to get involved. And be sure to visit their store which sells fair-trade goods made by those they've empowered. http://evansvillepodcast.com/52
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Shauntay Schulz, the Director of the Expressive Worship and Arts at The Cathedral, proudly announces Stratagem by Ballet Magnificat! March 13 at 7pm at The Cathedral. Listen to learn more about this ballet based on CS Lewis's Screwtape Letters, how to sponsor, and where to get tickets.
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Zac Parsons, Shance Sizemore, Alex Mourer, and Jason Burton join forces to shatter the myth that Evansville is a miserable place to live. This podcast is not only a recap of the cool things that happened in Evansville the previous year but also a trailer for the amazing things coming up. These four gentlemen discuss Parkfest 2015, Ted Talks, Makerspace, and much, much more. They drop some wisdom, laughter, confessions, and inspiration (once Zac left). Listen. Rate it. Be one of the 1000. Tweet @TheZacParsons. You are the city.
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Anna Hargis has dedicated her career to helping local children succeed and thrive as director of Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Ohio Valley. She also has a heart to see Evansville succeed and thrive as she runs for City Council. Listen to get involved with Big Brothers Big Sisters as a Purple Partner or Bowl for Kids' Sake March 5 and 7, 2015. Also learn of Anna's passion for Evansville's pride, politics, and participation.
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Mary Allen (Episode 29), Reva Bourgasser, Emily Gartner (Episode 30), and Anne Shoemaker McKim are the self-titled Cheerleaders of the Evansville Arts District. These women, each artists, are enthusiastically and persuasively leading the charge for art in Haynie's Corner to invade the hearts, homes, and wallets of all Evansville. Starting March 6, First Fridays is "a monthly celebration of arts and culture" that will open minds about Haynie's Corner, art, music, architecture, and downtown Evansville. Listen to the podcast to learn more about First Fridays, the Arts Council, and the ever-growing list of local businesses making Evansville a more fun and colorful place to live.
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Evansville Music Academy, formerly The GuitarLab, provides lessons for Guitar, Piano, Drums, Violin, and a variety of other instruments. I spoke with Mike Boren about their recent move to Moore Music on Morgan Avenue, what lessons they offer, and about his cycling team.
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The 4th annual Startup Weekend will be Feb 20-22, 2015 at the USI Business and Angineering Center. More info can be found at http://www.up.co/communities/usa/evansville/startup-weekend/4771 and show notes can be found at http://www.evansvillepodcast.com/startup/
Pam Reimann is the owner of Passport to Adventure and More and Wine-Oh! Tours. Pam is a Travel Consultant and with Wine-Oh! Tours she sets up tours of local wineries, distilleries and breweries.
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Episode 44 with Rachael Goldman of Goldman's Pawn Shop. Episode show notes available at http://www.evansvillepodcast.com/goldman/
Rachael talks about what a pawn shop actually does and how she got started doing stand up comedy. We also talk about the benefits of living and working in Downtown Evansville.
Local artist Alex Morgan is a photographer and videographer. He has taken pictures of politicians such as the President and also has worked with Heavy Metal bands. His pictures have been on the cover of magazines and he has traveled the world taking photos. He was also a drummer in the band Deliver Us From Evil. We talk about where he learned his photography skills, dive in to some tech talk about camera lenses and talk about what it's like doing digital media work in the Evansville area. Show notes available at http://evansvillepodcast.com/alex-morgan-imaging/
I spoke with Malcolm Cook about the upcoming Alhambra Theatre Film Festival. The Alhambra Theatre Film Festival will be held April 9 thru April 12, 2015 at Tropicana in downtown Evansville. This is the biggest film festival that the city of Evansville has hosted. Show notes available at http://www.evansvillepodcast.com/alhambra/
Dick Neumann is the Chair of Score.org's Evansville Chapter. Score is a non-profit organization that provides mentors to business owners. Dick became Chair of Evansville's chapter in October 2014. You can get more info on Score here - https://evansville.score.org/
Show notes for today's episode are found at http://www.evansvillepodcast.com/dick-neumann/
Bree Frances (Brianna Williams) is a radio host for WEOA, WNIN and also does marketing for Chick Fil A in Eastland Mall. She talks to me about volunteering in the community and the differences between Public and Commercial radio.
Show Notes - http://www.evansvillepodcast.com/bree-frances/
Pitmaster Bob Morphew loves bbq and is selling his Longfellow BBQ sauce in stores now. We also get into some local business thoughts.
show notes - http://www.evansvillepodcast.com/longfellow-bbq/
Osiella has released their debut album - Year in Review
available here - http://www.osiella.com/buy-the-album/
Show notes found here - http://www.evansvillepodcast.com/osiella/
Lanea and Jon have written and illustrated a book and are launching it in December thanks to a successful Kickstarter campaign.
Show notes available on the website -
http://www.evansvillepodcast.com/lanea-stagg-and-jon-fuchs/
Michael works at USI and is involved with the I-69 Innovation Corridor. Show notes can be found here - http://www.evansvillepodcast.com/michael-thissen/
Phillip is the owner of Xtreme Action Rentals - http://xtremeactionrentals.com/ . Find the show notes here - http://www.evansvillepodcast.com/phillip-schulz/
Jim Jones has an upcoming 24 hour board game marathonon on Oct 24-26 2014. Across those three days, their team members and their Extra Life supporters will play an EPIC 24 (and more) hours of board games to raise money for, Riley Hospital for Children, Indiana's Children’s Miracle Network Hospital. He also runs the @EvansvilleHour twitter account which hosts a weekly twitter conversation about Evansville on Thursdays.
Show notes available at http://www.evansvillepodcast.com/jim-jones/
Amy Mangold is the Community Relations and Development Officer for Evansville Vanderburgh Public Library.
http://www.evansvillepodcast.com/amy-mangold/
StartNearby.com is a directory of Evansville area businesses. Nathan and Mary join the show to talk why they started this and how to get involved in the local economy. Show notes here - http://www.evansvillepodcast.com/start-nearby/
D'Angelo Coles hosts the local tv segment What's Going On in the Tristate for Channel 7 WTVW.
Show notes can be found here: http://www.evansvillepodcast.com/dangelo-coles/
Combining fabric and abstract art, Emily Gartner and Keith Boyd are collaborating on a project they call Curated Loom: Fine Art and Works-of-Art Fabric
Show notes can be found at http://www.evansvillepodcast.com/emily-gartner-and-keith-boyd/
Kana Brown runs LoveIt magazine among many other projects and Mary Allen sells handmade soap at her shop Soap Solutions. More info can be found here -
www.evansvillepodcast.com/kana-brown-and-mary-allen/
ParksFest is a free, all-day, music festival in Evansville’s Garvin Park on September 13th 2014. The festival is focused around engaging the community and bringing awareness to the city parks as well as giving the community a fun thing to do for the day.
40 lb Sledgehammer Productions was formed with the goal of building, promoting, and managing the best sporting events possible. The days are gone of having to travel outside the area to participate in top quality events. We are dedicated to building Southern Indiana into a hot bed of bicycle racing, both road and mountain bike. We are firm believers in fitness and see no reason why our home can't have the well produced events found throughout the country.
http://www.40lbsledgehammer.com/
Marx is a member of the International Academy of Web Television. He has also written on various entertainment news websites: Scifi Pulse, Comics Bulletin, Rabid Doll, and Airlock Alpha (formerly called Syfy Portal before selling the rights to the name to the SciFi Channel/SyFy Channel). He currently writes a column on ScifiPulse called "The IndieNet and Beyond," which covers web series and other entertainment on the Internet. He also produces and co-hosts the popular online radio show called GenreTainment. In October his book "Television on the Wild Wild Web: And How to Blaze Your Own Trail" will be released by Michael Wiese Productions.
Kim is with the Indiana Small Business Development Center and Scott is with the Vanderburgh Community Foundation.
Tim Piazza is a Marketing Technologist. Check him out on prosocialtools.com
For more links and show notes go to evansvillepodcast.com/tim-piazza/
Greg Wathen is the President and CEO of the Economic Development Coalition of Southwest Indiana
Daniela Vidal is the Director of the Center for Applied Research and Economic Development at USI
Part 2 This meetup featured Kent Parker, Jamie Bass and David Hill in a fireside chat about changes they see coming and how we can be ready to leverage these changes for not only a better business but a better life.
links to the presentation and other resources can be found at www.evansvillepodcast.com/disruptive/
This meetup featured Kent Parker, Jamie Bass and David Hill in a fireside chat about changes they see coming and how we can be ready to leverage these changes for not only a better business but a better life.
Resources can be found at www.evansvillepodcast.com/disruptive/
Drew Peyronnin is an Executive VP of Peyronnin Construction, an angel investor, a community leader and founder of Evansville Tech on Tap
Mark Harper is an Intellectual Property Attorney based in Troy Michigan looking to establish clients in Evansville Indiana. He was in town for Startup Weekend Evansville serving as a coach.
Jenni Juhl is a Financial Advisor with Ameriprise Financial Services in Evansville, Indiana and co-owner of Yoga 101.
Talk with Doug Briody about Evansville Startup Weekend and his work as an Attorney in Evansville
Episode 12 Gretchin Irons of the Best Day Ever web series. We talk about her work as in promotions and being a host of a web series in Evansville.
https://www.facebook.com/TheBestDayEverEvv
@gretchinirons
Talk with Jeff Bosse about life in Evansville and his company Bosse Title Company. Follow Jeff on twitter @jeffbosse or his website www.bossetitle.com
Conversation with Stew Armstrong of Encounter Church in Evansville. For more info on Stew visit encounterevansville.com
To contact us please email evansvillepodcast@gmail.com
Conversation with Cheryl Musgrave of Musgrave Consulting, LLC. We talk about her consulting company and how she helps with property tax adjustments, her life as a public servant and her role in bringing technology to the government. www.CherylMusgrave.com for more information on Musgrave Consulting, LLC. Follow her on twitter @cherylmusgrave
On this episode I speak with Stephanie Koch of SK Marketing Strategies. For more info on Stephanie's company please visit www.skmarketingstrategies.com or follow her on twitter @skoch1.
Conversation with Evansville artist Wilke about his upcoming show. We also discuss his artistic process and a bit of his history.
Talk with Shance Sizemore of Growth Alliance for Greater Evansville about the new cowork space opening up in Evansville.
www.growthallianceevv.com
Conversation with David Hill, Director of Platform Development for Singularity University. www.singularityhub.com
Evansville Podcast talks with Andy Perry and Steve Suhrheinrich of Curvo Labs. For more info on Curvo visit www.curvolabs.com