The Annapolis Podcast

This week's guest on The Annapolis Podcast is Phil Davis. Phil covers all things political and business related for The Annapolis Capital Newspaper. To say the least, he was busy this past week covering the election. From the presidential election to the local judges race, we talk about his coverage of the campaigns. We also talk about his coverage of business in Annapolis.

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Next week on The Annapolis Podcast: Carroll Hynson, Jr. owner of the longest running African American business in Annapolis and all around interesting man joins host Scott MacMullan. Carroll might be pushing 80 but don't let that fool you: he has a lot of energy and charisma that I think everyone will enjoy.

This week's guest on The Annapolis Podcast is Cara McKendrick. Cara is also called "Annapolis Fork" because she is a food blogger. Cara talks to host Scott MacMullan about her passion knowledge of the Annapolis food scene. She talks about trying safron for the first time to her love for one particular bologna sandwich in Annapolis. She describes artichokes, picks her favorite crabcake sandwich, talks "Cheffy Community Colloborations" between restaurants and discusses the evolution of Annapolis food and where she would like the city's food direction to go. Cara describes her dream Annapolis restaurant and tells us where her go-to breakfast, coffee, lunch, happy hour, dinner and late night spots are in Annapolis. WARNING: Some of Cara's food descriptions are not suitable for children. DOUBLE WARNING: Host Scott MacMullan makes two incredibly cheesy/bad jokes in this interview.

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Annapolis Fork

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This week's guest on The Annapolis Podcast is Elvia Thompson. Elvia is the Co-Founder of Annapolis Green. Elvia talks to host Scott MacMullan about the beginnings of Annapolis Green and where it is now going. Annapolis Green works together with the local business community to facilitate networking and to protect our local environment. 

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Please enjoy a short Annapolis ghost story based in the 1700s. This is the first in a series of "stories" that myself and guests will be telling on the podcast. Please let me know if you have any interesting, creative, compelling, fun stories to tell.

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This week's guest on The Annapolis Podcast is Carl Snowden. Mr. Snowden and I discuss his growing up in Annapolis in the 60's; his journey to becoming an Alderman for the city of Annapolis; his court case against the FBI in which Alan Legum represented him on, his thoughts on #oneannapolis organizer Da'juan Gay; his thoughts on current police and community relations in the city and his ideas for the future of Annapolis. 

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Many thanks to The Annapolis Podcast's sponsor, Scarborough Capital Management. They can be found at www.scmadvice.com A managing partner of Scarborough, Greg Ostrowski, helped organized the West Annapolis Music and Food Festival. Greg is also a St. Mary's High School graduate. 

This week's guest on The Annapolis Podcast is Councilman Chris Trumbauer. He talks to Host Scott MacMullan about meeting his wife for the first time when he was volunteering and how he is an interesting study in careers. (He worked for Department of Natural Resources for awhile, then worked as the West & Rhode Riverkeeper for 5 years. He currently works for the Hatcher Group, a communications and public affairs firm located on West Street.) He talks about how he got into politics and how he is inclusive in his leadership. The Councilman talks about one of his present resolutions that weighs in on the Federal government to detain undocumented immigrants in a local jail. (Scheduled to be voted on at the October 17th, 2016 County Council meeting.) Finally, Chris discusses what he would like to do if he was County Executive for a day (He's not running for County Executive.)

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District 6, Councilman Chris Trumbauer

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Please support our sponsor Scarborough Capital Management. They are located right in the Towne Center and they can help you with your 401K and your financial questions. Check them out at www.scmadvice.com They were also the sponsors to the West Annapolis Music and Arts Festival. A managing partner, Greg Ostrowski, is a St. Mary's high school graduate. Check them out!

This week's guest on The Annapolis Podcast is Judicial Candidate Claudia Barber. I asked her these questions, which were the same questions I asked the sitting judges. (I will always give equal time, when practical, to any candidates running for office.) Here are the questions I asked: What first brought you to the Annapolis area? Why did you initially want to become a judge? How would you represent the judiciary in the community? Why should people care who their judges are? If you were Mayor for a day in Annapolis and could wave your magic wand and get something done, what would you get done? What is your favorite restaurant in Annapolis? Who else would be a good guest to have on the podcast?

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Judicial Candidate Claudia Barber's Website

This week's guest on The Annapolis Podcast is Ralph Crosby. Mr. Crosby is the author of Memoirs of a Main Street Boy: Growing up in America's Ancient City The "Ancient City" he is talking about is, of course, Annapolis. 

We talk about his book which tells the tale of growing up at a tempestuous time in U.S. History in Annapolis. Mr. Crosby grew up right on Main Street Annapolis. His dad worked for many years as a steel worker at the Naval Academy. He snuck into pool halls, usually worked at one of the many grocery stores in Annapolis and read books at the library that was at Reynolds Tavern. He talks about going to Annapolis High during the nuclear age, lifting weights at the Market House and "the other side" of Annapolis, which the Hell Point area. We go into race relations in Annapolis during his day. Present day discussion on the preservation of Annapolis and the "restauranting" of Annapolis is had. Finally, we talk about his vision for the future of Annapolis, as well as his mega-successful marketing firm, which is based out of Annapolis and DC. Ralph Crosby is a true Annapolis success story. Please listen, share and subscribe to this fascinating storyteller tell his Annapolis story!

Treat yourself to this Annapolis treasure here: Memoirs of a Main Street Boy: Growing up in America's Ancient City

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We would like to thank our sponsor Scarborough Capital Management. Scarborough Capital is a true partner to Annapolis. They are financial advisors that can help you and your company get the most out of your 401K.

Coming soon on the Podcast: County Councilman Chris Trumbauer, Civil Rights Leader Carl Snowden and Judicial Candidate Claudia Barber.

This week's guest on The Annapolis Podcast is Annapolis Mayor Mike Pantelides. We talk about how he is a 3rd generation Annapolitan and his family history in the city. We talk about current issues, such as Crystal Springs, the Market House and crime in Annapolis. Finally, we talk about his thoughts on the future of Annapolis. Please listen, share this podcast episode on social media and subscribe to the podcast on Itunes. Finally, please leave us a review on Itunes. 

The Annapolis Podcast would like to thank our show sponsor Scarborough Capital Management. Please check out and like their Facebook page. Scarborough Capital has recently sponsored the West Annapolis Music and Arts Festival. The firm is truly a partner to our great city! Greg Ostrowski is the firm's managing partner and he and his colleagues can help you out with financial advice. Please support our sponsor by visiting their website at www.scmadvice.com 

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This week's guest on The Annapolis Podcast is Jimi Davies, aka Jimi HaHa, aka Jimi from Jimmie's Chicken Shack, a once local band that hit it big on a national level, aka the publisher of the new Annapolis arts/creative magazine, Upstart Magazine, aka a great dad to his daughter. Listen, subscribe and share. Cheers, Scott

Jimi HaHa's Website

UpStart Annapolis Magazine

Host Scott MacMullan's Criminal Defense website