SideDish Longmont

New year, old us. Enjoy some buzz-y buzz on the town (and at times beyond) and we'll be back with an awesome interview next week!

SideDish: an occasionally interesting podcast about Longmont, Colorado.

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What is a band saw? How about cookies? What is the perfect work-ready moisture content of a slab? Can secondary decomposers make your coffee table extra cool? Y'all, it's Wood Week on SideDish with Tom Graber of Urban Forest Mill. Whether you are complete novice and have never cut a piece of wood in your life (Annie) or a woodworking whiz (Brady) there is something for everyone in this episode!

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Mike likes two things: coffee and bikes. Or rather, Mike is manic about coffee and bikes. In fact, Mike is SO obsessed with coffee there was almost no time to talk about bikes. We cover the business of good beans: ethical sourcing, natural vs washed, roasting, and more. And, we cover how to enjoy those fancy beans without pretense: how to brew good coffee at home, why some beans are “oily,” washed vs natural varieties, and the slippery slope of good coffee. 

Grab a big ‘ol cuppa joe and dive in!

Traction Coffee Roasters

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New coffee, old rocks, Longmont's pimp new ride, courts a'plenty, and alllll the events this weekend! It's the buzzy-buzz.

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Longmont Political intrigue (kinda),  multi-use path news, Coffman Street progress, talk of Juniper Goods, and Panda Bandits. Also, we’ve both been sick. Like, super sick. This year, it feels like nobody has been spared. But, we’re better now and ready for your ears.

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Do you know where the oldest house in Longmont lives? We do! Well, we do now - Elizabeth told us. She also told us about the oldest, continuously running restaurant. And, that’s just the tip of the iceberg. For someone who hasn’t been in Longmont all that long, she knows a TON of history. Oh! And she wants your old photos. Like - have you got some pics from the 90s sitting around? Yeah, the museum might want those. Find out why!

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Annie has her voice back. Well, kinda. We've also got rogue new, illegal signs, new species, new restaurants, businesses closing AND opening, and kids coordinating with cotton candy. It's all here!

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This Buzz episode is literally a week old, but better late than never, right? Especially on this snowy post-election day. Hopefully, you can cozy up with some hot cocoa, take your mind off election results, and indulge in our favorite topic…. the Longmont hot goss! Restaurants, a new Longmont news source, rumors. Enjoy.

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This is just an interview, and it’s a real Phil-a-buster! … Like, we’ve got Phil and it’s a real buster! (OK, OK, sorry. But, I am gonna do it again…) So what do we get Phil to talk about? Well, the list includes: bus rapid transit, the Coffman corridor improvements, changes to the 119/Hover intersection, the bike path to Boulder, ThE tRaIn!, Hwy 66 (and induced demand), the transit depot, bike lane continuity (and changes), municipal paths, train quiet zones, Boston Ave, and a ton more.  
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This episode is just the rumor mill! And boy oh boy, Annie is full of them *cough traderjoes??? cough*. We also talk about international grocery, food trucks, and a whole lot more. Like the format change? Send us an email. Hate the format change? Send us an email. Bored? Send us an email. [email protected] that’s the email.