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First Aired - 08/10/2009 07:00PM
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This week on Eat To The Beat, Sarah is joined by guest Michelle Lopez of the New York Metropolitan Country Music Association.
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Show Introduction With Guest Michelle Lopez (14:47)
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Michelle Lopez, New York Metropolitan Country Music Association, country music, country dancing, Queens, American Legion, music and dancing, Forrest Park, Central Park, rockabilly, spanish music, irish music, membership of the CMA of Queens is $10 a year, twitter, facebook, Coyote Ugly, Black Cowboys Association, rodeos, Nassau Country, Suffolk County, band of the year, Gunsmoke, Neil Scott Johnson, twangy country, Mary Lamont, Mayor Bloomberg, new york as a melting pot, Line Dancing,More with Michelle Lopez (10:47)
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community based organization, social online networking, social media, non profits, blogging about country music, dances, line dancing, Glendale Memorial Building, country dancing and drinking don't mix, God Bless America, two step, Pure Country NYC, basic beginner lessons, singles scene, country enthusiasts in the concrete jungle, why the early country bars died out, Lets Get Twanged,Closing Thoughts (9:26)
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Mary Lamont, George Shuford Bandshell, Forrest Park, Queens, growing membership, New York 1 Events Calander, newspaper listings, free events, local libraries, live music, vendors, community service, all board members work for free, doing it for the love, www.cookscraft.com, Gunsmoke - Ruby, www.nymcma.org,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 07/26/2009 01:00PM
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On a very special edition of The Q Report, Patrick and Mark are joined by Jennifer Dundas & Alexis Miesen of Blue Marble Ice Cream and The Rwandan Women Drummers to talk about ice cream, women's rights, and Rwandan music. Also on the show, Bob Frye.
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Introduction: Blue Marble Ice Cream (6:10)
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Rwanda, Blue Marble Ice Cream, Blue Marble Dreams, community development, Rwandan Women Drummers, Roberta's, gelato cart, Odile Gakire Katese, Jacqueline Umubyey, Ingoma Nshya, Kinyarwanda, Marie Louise Ingabire, Mark Marabella, Patrick Martins,Kiki Tells the Story of The Rwandan Women Drummers (10:57)
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Sundance Institute, playwriting, acting, theater, drum workshop, ice cream social, silent auction, Rwandan music, Rwandan Women Drummers, traditional rhythms, Senegal, www.bluemarbledreams.org,The Rwandan Women Drummers Join The Studio (4:40)
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each woman plays a different role, there are many different types of drums, drumming is usually a male tradition,The Rwandan Women Sing Live!!!! (1:32)
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Odile Gakire Katese, Jacqueline Umubyey, Ingoma Nshya, Marie Louise Ingabire, Kinyarwanda,The Future of Women in Rwanda (22:13)
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the song is about women and their role in society, Mohammed Yunus, traveling, Ingoma Nshya means drums and kingdom, Odile Gakire Katese, Jacqueline Umubyey, Marie Louise Ingabire, music breaks social and cultural barriers, cultural backgrounds and differences, India, Rwanda's political system has improved, genocide, there are more women than men in Rwanda, tickets for the performance can be purchased at the door or at www.bluemarbledreams.org, The New Hotel, Roberta's, Kinyarwanda, Rwanda is moving forward politically, Rwanda became the first country ever to have a Parliament comprised of a majority of women,Walter Cronkite Obituary with Bob Frye, former ABC News Producer (20:40)
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Walter Cronkite, Bob Frye, ABC News, Producers Guild of America, NBC, CBS, Frank McGee, Walter gave the impression of news breaking exclusively, the legacy of Walter Cronkite is the idea of context, Johnny Carson, Howard Cosell, Tim Russert, Peter Jennings, Dan Rather, journalism, fragmented audiences, twitter, 24/7 news cycle, objective point of view, Wolf Blitzer, alarmist, campaign money, today's style of journalism is interest over importance, pioneering radio, new wave of radio, context and declarative sentences, television,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 05/18/2009 05:00PM
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Tracy Ryder and Carole Toplian and a talk with organic farming expert Elliot Coleman.
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Welcome to Edible Communities with Tracy Ryder and Carole Toplian (14:07)
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Edible Communities, Launched Spring 2001, independent publications, local staff, 15 million readership, Passalong rate estimated at 3 people per issue, Consistency as formula for success, www.EdibleCommunites.com, Farmers, retailers, fisherman, ranchers, readers, recipes, community, photography, Publications throughout the US and Canada, Network of 55 regional food magazines, quality content,New Media and Social Networking (7:27)
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1 million web visitors a month, each publication as a resource for travelers and locals, no shared content between publications, writers, Edible Nation column and blog links all publications, twitter, facebook, phenomenon,Book Talk (8:04)
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book divided by regions and season, local food heroes, Release March 2010, 75 recipes from across the US, Martha's Vineyard, Scallops have eyes, recipes, bound, print, travel, photography, backroads, oxen, John Wiley Sons Publications,Elliot Coleman and Year Round Growing (7:58)
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New Book: The Winter Harvest Handbook, Four Seasons Harvest, year round growing, temperate zones, latitude location connect continents, market farmers in Europe, watering patterns, recyclable hydration, water conservation, dedication, stubbornness, Winter, greenhouse, Harbor side Maine,Elliot Coleman's Winter Harvest Handbook (7:32)
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Winter planting and eating, leafy greens, prefer cool moist climate, Asian greens, Swiss Chard, California weed known as Miner's lettuce, French Winter Corn Salad, Spinach is best winter green, vegetables, Arugula, scallions, low cost operation, www.FourSeasonFarm.com, high potential,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
