SideDish Longmont

In this bonus SideDish episode, Eric and Brady ask HOPE Executive Director Joseph Zanovitch three difficult questions regarding homelessness. 

1.  What should we do when we see someone asking for money at an intersection
2.  How do you respond to the "If you build it, they will come" question
3.  RVs.  How should we approach the RV issue in our community

Thanks to Joseph for his time and thoughtful answers

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The guys welcome in Josh Atherton, Executive Director of the Education Foundation for the St. Vrain Valley who discusses the new name change at the Education Foundation, how they are helping teachers and students succeed, and how they were able to fill backpacks for needy students in the COVID-19 environment. 

In the buzz around town, the guys discuss Sugar Pine Grocery in Prospect, Smokin' Daves BBQ and Brew on Main Street and the selling of Longmont's oldest brick building at 321 Main site of the old Emerson and Buckingham Bank.

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Business Mentions
Sugar Pine Grocery
Clandestine Amigo
Education Foundation for the St. Vrain Valley
Longs Peak Pub

Events
St. Vrain Cidery Tasting - August 21st

Music
Thanks to Andy Eppler for "Nothing but the Rain" as our Intro

Music for you Week
Thanks to Jessican Carson of Clandestine Amigo for "The Reason Why"  a track off her newest album "

The guys welcome back Jessica Carson of Clandestine Amigo who discusses her upcoming album, "Temporary Circumstances." (Thankfully, her first appearance on SideDish did not alter her ability to craft great music.)  Jessica discusses how musicians are getting by utilizing Soundpost Sessions and other creative methods.   In the Buzz around town, the guys discuss the opening of Longs Peak Pub, a submerged RV in Carter Lake, re-opening of schools and Java Stops new ownership.

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Business Mentions
Java Stop
Soundpost Sessions - Monica Marie and Taylor Sims, Friday August 14 at 7 p.m.
Clandestine Amigo
Terrapin Care Station
Longs Peak Pub

Music
Thanks to Andy Eppler for "Nothing but the Rain" as our Intro

Music for you Week
Thanks to Jessican Carson of Clandestine Amigo for "Long Gone"

The guys discuss the new email address ([email protected]), a new way to support the show, and all things Tai Chi with owner of Blue Heron Tai Chi, Steve Elliot.  Apparently SideDish has turned into a drinking game for some.  You'll have to listen to get the details.

Thanks to all of our listeners!

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Business Mentions
Blue Heron Tai Chi
Longs Peak Pub

Music
Thanks to Andy Eppler for "Nothing but the Rain" as our Intro

Music for you Week
Special Thanks to Antonio Lopez for his song, "Fly Like a Bird"

The guys discuss the library opening, watering your trees, and they learn more about the car park in Longmont with Executive Director of HOPE, Joseph Zanovich.

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Music
Thanks to Andy Eppler for "Nothing but the Rain" as our Intro

Music for you Week
Special Thanks to Foxfeather for their song, The Rules

Brady and Eric are joined by Longmont history expert, Erik Mason, Curator of History of the Longmont Museum.  Erik explains Longmont's founding, original name, and provides a bit of trivia for you to win a bet at your next cocktail party.  Erik will be publishing a book on Longmont's History (Longmont, The First 150 Years) coming this fall/winter in time for the holidays!

The guys round out the show discussing comments made about recent programs and some lack of details of the topics discussed (fair point!)

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Music
Thanks to Andy Eppler for "Nothing but the Rain" as our Intro

Music for you Week
Thanks to Jessican Carson of Clandestine Amigo for "Long Gone"

Without a guest to 'ground' the show, Brady and Eric go 'off road' and discuss the street closure on Hover and 9th, the Main Street one way closure, Martini's restaurant's change in ownership and they delve into Anthony Bourdain and Kitchen Confidential.  The guys bring the interesting but not much of the news. 

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Business Mentions
Longmont Museum guest, Erik Mason, joins the guys next week.  Send us your history of Longmont questions at [email protected]

Tortugas
Martinis

Music
Thanks to Andy Eppler for "Nothing but the Rain" as our Intro

Music for you Week
Thanks to Jessican Carson of Clandestine Amigo for "Long Gone"

Without a guest, Brady and Eric discuss the street closure on Main Street, count the number of traffic lights between 2nd and 17th Avenue and discuss the existence of UFOs. This week's SideDish is all about interesting but not really much about news. 

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Business Mentions
Longmont Museum reopens!


Music
Thanks to Andy Eppler for "Nothing but the Rain" as our Intro

Music for you Week
Thanks to Jessican Carson of Clandestine Amigo for "The Rules"

Brady and Eric are joined by Ricardo Cabrera, Program Manager with the Latino Chamber of Boulder County, who provides an overview of the Chamber and the assistance it provides the community. The guys discuss Longmont and the changes over the past 5 years.  They conclude with music for the week and the news of an app available from the Longmont Museum.

Corrections
Blue Corn Tacos moved into the Brooklyn Deli Space on 15th and Main
It's Longs Peak Pub, Not Longmont Public House, that is closed until August

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Business mentions In this episode
Latino Chamber of Boulder County
Tangerine
Alfalfas
Out Boulder County

Events
New Historic Longmont Walking Tour

Music
Thanks to Andy Eppler for "Nothing but the Rain" as our Intro

Thanks to Tim Ostdiek for Until the Harvest Comes as our music for the week

Brady and Eric are without a guest this week so the talk gets pretty 'farm report like'.  The guys discuss if you should wash your house and wear shoes while mowing your lawn.   They talk about the recent decision to call off the fire works show and whether there should just be fireworks finales rather than long shows.

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Business mentions In this episode
Tangerine
Smuckers

Events
HOPE for Longmont Summer Sundown

Music
Thanks to Andy Eppler for "Nothing but the Rain" as our Intro and music for your week