Hitting the Streets Podcast

It's Podcast Sunday! Today on the show I have Karen Barber, owner of The Cookie Café.  Please tune in to listen to her backstory and how she came up with the idea of her business.  Tune in now! 

The Cookie Cafe

At home baker operating under the Texas Cottage Food Law with a Texas State Food Handlers certification.  The Cookie Cafe can design painted sugar cookies or make a variety of the classics for any occasion. If a cake is what you desire, they can design one to fit your needs as well as your budget. They can also offer cupcake as well as cake balls and pops.

https://www.facebook.com/KarensCookieCafe

It's Podcast Sunday! Today on the show I have Josh Massey, owner of The Railyard Food Hall in Denison, TX.  Please tune in to hear his story and how he came up with the idea of the TryIncubator.  

The Destination Food Hall in Historic Downtown Denison Texas, near Lake Texoma - LOCAL Restaurants & Kitchen Concepts located in one very cool space. Come gather, eat, drink and unwind. The Railyard Food Hall is NOW OPEN!

https://www.facebook.com/RailyardFoodHall

Today is Podcast Sunday! Tune in to listen to the second part of the Hip Hop Conversations.  Our number one soundtracks are New Jack City and Menace to Society.  Big thanks to Vitina's Deli & Boiler Room who provided the space and our live audience!!

Much love goes to the panel!

J. Fitz

Andre Murria 

Melissa Eason

Today is Podcast Sunday!  We did a live recording show with a live audience at Vitina's Deli & Boiler Room!  Tune in to hear our conversation about our top 5 Hip Hop soundtracks and movies. 

Big shout out to my guests!

J Fitz

Andre Murria

Melissa Eason

Its Podcast Sunday! Today on the show I have a special guest, Melissa Thiel.  Please tune in to hear her story and why she decided to purse a historical marker for the Sherman Riot of 1930. 

For more information and updates, please follow Historical Marker for the 1930 Sherman Riot on Facebook.

https://www.facebook.com/1930marker

On May 9, 1930, George Hughes was lynched, the Grayson County Courthouse was burned to the ground, and the black business district on Mulberry Street was destroyed. There is no Texas Historical Marker for this tragic event. 

Great interview with Kara Massengale, owner of Specs in the City.  Tune in to hear how she started her eyewear and lens business! 

Specs in the City

The "go to" shop for trendy eyeglasses and contact lenses. We can fill any prescription with the latest state of the art lenses available!

Follow their Facebook Page!

https://www.facebook.com/specsinthecitydowntown

Last week we talked about the Sherman Riot of 1930 and the George Hughes. Today we are having a round table discussion regarding this history and where we are now with racism.

Please follow this Facebook page for more information on the Sherman Riot of 1930 and George Hughes. 

https://www.facebook.com/1930marker

George Hughes was accused of raping a white woman at his employer's farm near Sherman. Hughes was later brought to the Sherman courthouse for trial when a mob gathered.

May 9, 1930, George Hughes was lynched, the Grayson County Courthouse was burned to the ground, and the black business district on Mulberry Street was destroyed.  

Although this story happened a long time ago, racism still continues to affect us today.  We share this story for awareness and for the hatred that was shown toward a black man who was accused of a vile act. Please tune in to listen to my panel, Melissa Eason, Anika Eason, J. Fitz and Matthew Krov as we share our thoughts and opinions on this awful event that made history across the United States. 

Follow Facebook Page - Historical Marker for the 1930 Sherman Riot for more information about this story.

https://www.facebook.com/1930marker

Today is Podcast Sunday and I wasn't prepared because of SNOWMAGEDDON!! Tune in to my live recorded episode on Facebook and come back next Sunday, Feb 28th for a another episode of our Black History mini series - The story of George Hughes and the Sherman Riots of 1930.  

Today is Podcast Sunday and it's our second episode of our Black History Mini Series for the month of February.  Today me and my special guest, Melissa Eason are talking about classic musicals to watch during Black History Month.  There were too many to choose from, but we managed to picked 5 amazing musicals that you can watch during Black History Month.