Welcome to another installment of The Morning After, hosted by Jason Colucci. This week, Jason sits down with Jack Inslee, Heritage Radio Network President, to talk about the future of the network and its non-profit status. Later in the episode, Jason checks in with Alexandra Haynes and Chris Langley of 44 Communications. 44 Communications is responsible for Bonnaroo and The Great GoogaMooga. They are also putting on Outside Lands, a food and music festival in San Francisco. Jason interviews Alexandra and Chris about the changes that have been made since last year's Outside Lands, as well as its relation to Bonnaroo and GoogaMooga. Pam Stubbs from Tertulia talks about the restaurant's upcoming one year anniversary! New York City band Peels is live in studio providing tunes, as well as talking about eating food on the road. This episode has been brought to you by Cain Vineyard & Winery.

"Outside Lands is sort of a hybrid of GoogaMooga and Bonnaroo. It's heavy on the music- there's almost 100 acts over three days- and there's about 200 food, wine, and beer vendors." -- Alexandra Haynes on The Morning After

Hear how Let's Get Real has evolved from a podcast into a TEDx talk on this week's episode. Erica Wides talks about how she went from the world of guerilla PR to the main stage for TEDx Berkeley. Later, Erica performs her TEDx speech for her Let's Get Real listeners. What distinguishes real food from foodiness? Learn how 'the real food movement' falls short and doesn't serve the people who really need it. Erica doesn't preach compromise, but talks about realistic goals for consumers. This program has been brought to you by Cain Vineyard & Winery. Music has been provided by Idgy Dean.

"Processed foods are super convenient. All you need is a hand, a mouth, and a dollar." [13:10]

-- Erica Wides on Let's Get Real

On this week's episode of The Mike & Judy Show, Mike Edison and Judy McGuire are celebrating Rosh Hashanah with the band Girl to Gorilla, featuring Judy's boyfriend, Spyro Poulos! Hear about their first date after meeting on the Internet. Also in the band with Spyro are songwriter John Paul Skocik and Steve Pang, the owner of Otto's Shrunken Head. Tune in to catch the gang talking about tiki bars and surf rock. Also, hear everyone react to the recent Amanda Palmer scandal. Amanda Palmer claims that she can't afford to pay musicians, despite recently raising 1.2 million dollars to fun her album and tour! Finally, hear Girl to Gorilla play live in the studio! This episode has been brought to you by Roberta's.

"If you get rid of every creative outlet in your life, you're just stagnating. You grow by using your brain in that manner." -- Spyro Poulos on The Mike & Judy Show