"What if for one day everything stopped and we just listened to the music? " Well that's about to happen in Historic St. Andrews. Join the fun this Saturday August 28th in Historic St. Andrews for International Play Music On The Porch Day between 3-5pm. There will be music everywhere!

The following Friday is Art Break Day in St. Andrews which is also a Floriopolis event. This week the founder and creative director Heather Parker joins us to discuss both events, and the latest Floriopolis chapter.

This week's old news segment comes from The St. Andrews Bay News August 28th in 1923.

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Merchant Credits
Gypsybeach
Little Village
Taproom
The Lie'Brary On Beck

Musician Credits
Jazz Masters
Ramblewood
Gilleran's Island

This week’s episode features several free activities that you can you can do just about any time in St. Andrews. Stay tuned for an interview with Scott Hightower who is a singer songwriter who recently returned to performing live and in the stages of creating his new show for the fall. If you like to fish you may enjoy this week’s old news segment published July 27th in 1926 and it features the news from the fishing fleets from that time.

“When I play Reggae Music I’m happy”-Scott Hightower

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Credits

Little Village
Historic St. Andrews Waterfront Partnership
The Market at St. Andrews
Finn's Island Style Grub
Destination Panama City
Panama City Comedy
Little Indigo Spa
Sugar Buzzed
Enzo’s Pizza
Taproom
Salty Hobo

Musician Credits
KC Phelps
Oh Boy Music
Salty Sounds in St. Andrews
Tylor and Sandi
Scott Hightower
Lynn Baker
Woody Jenkins

Misc
Floriopolis
Historic St. Andrews Waterfront Partnership


Print Museum Exhibit Contributors
Buddy West
Bonnie Blue,
Celeste Hansel
Deborah Kivett
Robbie Fehrenbach
Shirley Howell
Floriopolis Art in Public Spaces Artists

Silas Dyer
Kelly Dyer
Jared Wambler
J.A. Robinson
Krista Eggleston
Heather Parker
Jim Hayton
Maverick Knowlton

Fence Exhibit Sponsors

Brad Stephens

Crystal Overend

Ellen Mapelsdon

Pat Nease

and

Denise Nyland
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Episode 39 features Lois Carter of Kaleidoscope Theatre in Lynn Haven Florida. In 2018 the community theater was completely destroyed by Hurricane Michael. Since then the rebuild is not complete and the volunteer organization is still without a building. This has not stopped Lois or her fellow volunteers from making a positive impact on Bay County. Lois and volunteers are currently tasked with raising the funds to complete the construction so that they may continue to create the magic they are known for since 1970. Lois is a vibrant supporter of the arts and is locally known as the ultimate cheerleader.

“I think the great thing a person can be is a cheerleader.”-Lois Carter

This week’s episode celebrates community events happening in Historic St. Andrews for the week of July 22nd-28th 2021

When is the last time you had your organ adjusted? This week's old news segment St. Andrews Bay News July 24 1923 and written by Joso Lipes

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Credits

Panama City Quality of Life
Little Village
Historic St. Andrews Waterfront Partnership
The Market at St. Andrews
Finn's Island Style Grub
Alice's on Bayview
Sunjammers
Destination Panama City
Panama City Comedy
House of Bourbon

Musician Credits
KC Phelps
Oh Boy Music
Salty Sounds in St. Andrews
The Jazz Masters
Kelsey Eiman
James Terry


Print Museum Exhibit Contributors
Bonnie Blue,
Celeste Hansel
Deborah Kivett
Robbie Fehrenbach
Shirley Howell
Floriopolis Art in Public Spaces Artists

Silas Dyer
Kelly Dyer
Jared Wambler
J.A. Robinson
Krista Eggleston
Heather Parker
Jim Hayton
Maverick Knowlton

Fence Exhibit Sponsors

Brad Stephens

Crystal Overend

Ellen Mapelsdon

Pat Nease

and

Denise Nyland

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This week The St. Andrews Jezebel Podcast features an interview segment with local creative Chase Pospichel. When he was in middle school he was pressured to complete an assigned poetry assignment. That's when he knew it was time to answer the creative call. After years of experimenting with contrasting art mediums Chase has evolved into a gifted singer-songwriter who performs regularly throughout the region.

This week’s episode features community happenings for the week of July 15th-21st. As well as fun things to do in St. Andrews at no specific time.




Its a known fact that St. Andrews is a wonderful place to live, work and play but there isn't enough housing. Yes, many houses have been repaired or rebuilt entirely since Hurricane Michael back in 2018 but this area does not have enough houses or any hotels to accommodate the large number of people who want to be here. So this week’s old news segment is an example of how history repeats itself. Its called “Hotel Needed, Also Houses” and was published in the St. Andrews Bay News July 17th 1923.


Chase is debuting his original song "On A Wire" on our YouTube channel today. You can check it out here

“I feel LIke Everything is Art”-Chase Pospichel

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Merchant Credits
Panama City Quality of Life

Little Village

Gypsy Beach Treasured Kreations
Historic St. Andrews Waterfront Partnership
The Market at St. Andrews
Finn's Island Style Grub
Alice's on Bayview
Uncle Ernie's
Sunjammers
The Trendy Side
Thai Basil
Sugar Buzzed
Panama City Quality of Life
Destination Panama City
Panama City Comedy
House of Bourbon

Musician Credits
KC Phelps
Oh Boy Music
Salty Sounds in St. Andrews
Parker and Kelsey


Print Museum Exhibit Contributors
Bonnie Blue,
Celeste Hansel
Deborah Kivett
Robbie Fehrenbach
Shirley Howell
Floriopolis Art in Public Spaces Artists

Silas Dyer
Kelly Dyer
Jared Wambler
J.A. Robinson
Krista Eggleston
Heather Parker
Jim Hayton
Maverick Knowlton

Fence Exhibit Sponsors

Brad Stephens

Crystal Overend

Ellen Mapelsdon

Pat Nease

and

Denise Nyland

This week the St. Andrews Jezebel Podcast welcomes Sandi Wolf who is the owner and founder of The Little Village. A popular venue for locals and visitors in historic St. Andrews and greater Panama City Florida. Not long after vacationing in 1978 Sandi knew St. Andrews was special. So she never left and has been a treasured part of the community ever since. About 11 years ago Sandi purchased commercially zoned property on Lake Ware and that is where the story of Little Village begins. In this episode Sandi tells the story of her business's humble beginnings selling fair trade treasures from Costa Rica, rebuilding after Hurricane Michael in 2018 to the latest addition an authentic Palapa Hut built by native artisans. Little Village is a special place to relax, have a cold drinks, enjoy Caribbean style grub , support live music and participate in feel good shopping.

"I've always had an eye for the unusual" -Sandi Wolf

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Episode 37 also includes community events for the week of July 8th-14th



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Have you ever heard of The Oyster King? Found out who he was on this week's old news segment featuring an article published in the St. Andrews Bay News Published this week in 1928.

Opening Theme and End theme music written by Ashley D. Feller and recorded by Dave Schwartz at Boundless Sounds Studios on the Campus of Gulf Coast State College

The podcast is written and produced by Ashley Feller in her music room.
Interviews recorded at Floriopolis in Historic St. Andrews

Merchant Credits
Panama City Quality of Life
House of Bourbon
Little Village
Taproom
The Lie'Brary on Beck
Gypsy Beach Treasured Kreations
Historic St. Andrews Waterfront Partnership
The Market at St. Andrews
Finn's Island Style Grub
Alice's on Bayview
Uncle Ernie's

Musician Credits

Bliss Street Featuring Denise Denaro and New York Times Best Selling Author Michael Lister

Chuck Foster
Gary Nichols
Tyler Reese
Stephen Meyers

Hosts of Monday Night Little Fest
Kirk Lancaster and Cheyenne Sanchez

Print Museum Exhibit Contributors
Bonnie Blue,
Celeste Hansel
Deborah Kivett
Robbie Fehrenbach
Shirley Howell

Floriopolis Art in Public Spaces Artists

Silas Dyer
Kelly Dyer
Jared Wambler
J.A. Robinson
Krista Eggleston
Heather Parker
Jim Hayton
Maverick Knowlton

Fence Exhibit Sponsors

Brad Stephens

Crystal Overend

Ellen Mapelsdon

Pat Nease

and

Denise Nyland

Misc Credits

Panama City Quality of Life Department

The Market At St. Andrews

Historic St. Andrews Waterfront Partnership

Happy Independence Day ya'll! Episode 36 covers many of the happenings in Historic St. Andrews for the week of July 1st-7th. Then stay tuned for an interview with salty locals Tony Simmons who is a local Science Fiction author as well as editor for The Entertainer in The Panama City News Herald. This conversation also features Jayson Kretzer who is the executive director at Center for the Arts in Downtown Panama City and he's also a professional cartoonist and designer.

The two friends are always scheming up stories that are rich with heroic characters, fantasy, and some elements of the paranormal. Simmons most recent release is titled "Weird War One" which is part of an ongoing series and it is available here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08M48Q58N?

Jayson Kretzer is the artist behind the "Ninja Bear" mural on the welcome wall in Historic Downtown Panama City Florida.

This week's old news segment was taken from the St. Andrews Bay News published this week in 1928.

Opening Theme and End theme music written by Ashley D. Feller and recorded by Dave Schwartz at Boundless Sounds Studios on the Campus of Gulf Coast State College

The podcast is written and produced by Ashley Feller in her music room.
Interviews recorded at Floriopolis in Historic St. Andrews

Merchant Credits
Panama City Quality of Life
House of Bourbon
Little Village
Taproom
The Lie'Brary on Beck
Gypsy Beach Treasured Kreations
Historic St. Andrews Waterfront Partnership
The Market at St. Andrews
The Salty Sunset Market
Finn's
Floriopolis

Musician Credits
Lucky Strike Retros
Hank Barbee and The Dust Parade
Arley Scarborough
Eli Ingram
Scratch 2020

Local Music Guides
Salty Sounds in St. Andrews
Oh Boy Music

Watch Episode Two of The Salty Field Recordings on Youtube here :https://youtu.be/9-9SkBLJEBQ

Music Attributes/Credits
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This week's episode features community events for the upcoming week of June 24th-29th an interview segment with salty local singer songwriter Eli J. Ingram. Its true Panama City and Panama City Beach have been the getaway for folks from Alabama and Georgia for a very long time. This week's old news segment features an article from The St. Andrews Bay news this week in 1934.

Make sure you check out our new Salty Field Recording series on this channel. The series will showcase visual artists, storytellers, and singer songwriters in various locations in St. Andrews. Episode 1 features an unreleased song by Eli J. Ingram. Don't miss it!

Happy Father's Day to all the great dad's out there. Have you found the perfect gift yet? There's plenty of great places to shop in salty St. Andrews. This week Ashley shares upcoming events for the week of June 17th-23rd. Then stay tuned for an interview segment with Paulette Perlman of The UnReal Artist Gallery. She is one of the most imaginative artists in this area and and has a knack for making art out of just about everything she finds.

On this week of the podcast join Ashley to learn about all the fun happenings in historic St. Andrews. This episode also features special guest Joseph Brooks who is a regional touring singer songwriter. Brook's is a ray of light and positivity and inspires all that he meets through his songs.

St. Andrews is a long standing haven for those who love to fish. Listen to the fishing report from June 12th 1923 published in The St. Andrews Bay News.

June is national pride month! Come down and celebrate with the LGBTQ Center of Bay County at The Salty Hobo at the first annual Summer Pride Fest! This week's episode features an interview with William Shurbutt-Rardin who is the special events director for the LGBTQ Center of Bay County. The organization is located right here in St. Andrews and they are continuously working to provide services to the LGBTQ community and the surrounding area.

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