Triad Podcast Network

High school football has returned! Veteran sportswriter Joe Sirera (Winston-Salem Journal/ Greensboro News & Record) details the oddities attached to having a spring season, including the condensed schedule model, shortened postseason, and attendance limitations. Plus, Sirera projects some of the area favorites to take state and notes several impact players to track this spring.

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In Episode #188, proudly recorded in The Less Desirables Studios (South). Zoom sponsored by Bull’s Tavern:

We are now featured on the Triad Podcast Network!

Tim, Ray talk about:

• Butcher & Bull to reopen, but when?
• The Flour Box announces another move.
• Camel City Coffee’s second location.
• La Botana closes for one day only!
• Sweet Truth is now available at Buie’s Market.
• Other local restaurant news.
• Tim and Lea talk about “List” updates.

The Man Who Ate the Town Sponsors:

Carrabba’s Italian Grill.  Healthy, grilled meats, wood-fired pizzas, fresh ingredients, and phenomenal wine dinners. Those are just some of the offerings of Carrabba’s. And, Daniel Butner, the local proprietario, is salt of the earth and a pillar of good in the community. Go taste the goodness that is Carrabba’s and see why Tim and Ray are always talking it up!

Washington Perk & Provision Company. Better than a convenience store but not quite a grocery store, in the heart of Washington Park and Downtown WSNC.

Mojito Latin Soul Food is creating scrumptious Cuban-inspired, Latin-infused street/soul food. Welcoming atmosphere, delicious food, robust cigars, and good times await.

Diamondback Grill. A lovely farm-to-fork eatery nestled in the heart of Buena Vista. Murphy and Kimberly Gregg and company offer fine dining in a casual atmosphere complete with a 20′ wine bar, expert craft cocktails, televisions in the bar area to watch the game or candlelit dinners in the formal dining area. This gem is waiting to be discovered!

The Man Who Ate the Town is part of The Less Desirables Network. Give it a listen on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Podcast Addict, TuneIn, Amazon Music, Audible, basically anywhere you can listen to podcasts. Or you can listen here (at the bottom of the post).

Check out The Man Who Ate the Town's website: https://www.themanwhoatethetown.com/

Bon Appetit!

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In Episode #187, proudly recorded in The Less Desirables Studios (South). Zoom sponsored by Bull’s Tavern:

We are now featured on the Triad Podcast Network!

Tim, Ray talk about:

• Mike Coe, longtime landlord, owner, and support of local business passes away.
• DiLisio’s adds DoorDash.
• Cagney’s Kitchen to add 10th location.
• Tim and Stephanie try the Joey Correll’s American Street Food pop-up.
• Tim does menu tasting with TV’s Chef Brian Duffy and Dave Hillman at Quiet Pint.
• Other local restaurant news.
• Tim and Lea talk about “List” updates.

The Man Who Ate the Town Sponsors:

Carrabba’s Italian Grill.  Healthy, grilled meats, wood-fired pizzas, fresh ingredients, and phenomenal wine dinners. Those are just some of the offerings of Carrabba’s. And, Daniel Butner, the local proprietario, is salt of the earth and a pillar of good in the community. Go taste the goodness that is Carrabba’s and see why Tim and Ray are always talking it up!

Washington Perk & Provision Company. Better than a convenience store but not quite a grocery store, in the heart of Washington Park and Downtown WSNC.

Mojito Latin Soul Food is creating scrumptious Cuban-inspired, Latin-infused street/soul food. Welcoming atmosphere, delicious food, robust cigars, and good times await.

Diamondback Grill. A lovely farm-to-fork eatery nestled in the heart of Buena Vista. Murphy and Kimberly Gregg and company offer fine dining in a casual atmosphere complete with a 20′ wine bar, expert craft cocktails, televisions in the bar area to watch the game or candlelit dinners in the formal dining area. This gem is waiting to be discovered!

The Man Who Ate the Town is part of The Less Desirables Network. Give it a listen on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Podcast Addict, TuneIn, Amazon Music, Audible, basically anywhere you can listen to podcasts. Or you can listen here (at the bottom of the post).

Check out The Man Who Ate the Town's official website: https://www.themanwhoatethetown.com/

Bon Appetit!

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Blake Ginther of The Ginther Group in Winston-Salem offers guidance for both buyers and sellers when it comes to navigating the super-low inventory in the Triad real estate market.  Plus, what exactly are those random calls and texts to buy your home all about?  

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Tim and Adam, owners of minivans, try to convince Dave to join the club.  Plus, Adam is on baby watch, we get way too personal with Tim and the guys reminisce about the things they weren't ready for when becoming a dad.  

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In Episode #186, proudly recorded in The Less Desirables Studios (South). Zoom sponsored by Bull’s Tavern:

Kristen Norton joins TMWATT

We are now featured on the Triad Podcast Network!

Tim, Ray, Lea talk about:

• Kristen Norton from Well Balanced Nutrition is on to talk about what her company does, the benefits of a nutritionist, and what it’s like working with Tim.
• Grecian Corner founder passes.
• Eat Local.
• Slappy’s to close temporarily.
• Tim and Stephanie eat at Dragonfruit Asian Fare popup.
• Culver’s is coming to WSNC.
• Tim’s son graduates from the Providence Program with the highest honors.
• Other local restaurant news.
• Tim and Lea talk about “List” updates.

The Man Who Ate the Town Sponsors:

Carrabba’s Italian Grill.  Healthy, grilled meats, wood-fired pizzas, fresh ingredients, and phenomenal wine dinners. Those are just some of the offerings of Carrabba’s. And, Daniel Butner, the local proprietario, is salt of the earth and a pillar of good in the community. Go taste the goodness that is Carrabba’s and see why Tim and Ray are always talking it up!

Washington Perk & Provision Company. Better than a convenience store but not quite a grocery store, in the heart of Washington Park and Downtown WSNC.

Mojito Latin Soul Food is creating scrumptious Cuban-inspired, Latin-infused street/soul food. Welcoming atmosphere, delicious food, robust cigars, and good times await.

Diamondback Grill. A lovely farm-to-fork eatery nestled in the heart of Buena Vista. Murphy and Kimberly Gregg and company offer fine dining in a casual atmosphere complete with a 20′ wine bar, expert craft cocktails, televisions in the bar area to watch the game, or candlelit dinners in the formal dining area. This gem is waiting to be discovered!

The Man Who Ate the Town is part of The Less Desirables Network. Give it a listen on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Podcast Addict, TuneIn, Amazon Music, Audible, basically anywhere you can listen to podcasts. Or you can listen here (at the bottom of the post).

Check out The Man Who Ate the Town's official website at: https://www.themanwhoatethetown.com/

Bon Appetit!

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Jason chats with Grace Rojek, CEO of Unbox The Dress, which just set up its headquarters in downtown Winston-Salem back in October.  Unbox The Dress is a unique business that transforms original wedding dresses into family heirlooms and gifts for loved ones.  They honor the story behind every wedding gown, so take a few minutes to hear their story and why they decided to call Winston-Salem home.  

www.unboxthedress.com

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Is 50 the new 30?  How does age affect our bodies, our lives, relationships and... obviously... the length and severity of a hangover!  Tune in to our latest episode recorded at Maddie Cakes Bakery in Bermuda Run.  

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In Episode #185, proudly recorded in The Less Desirables Studios (South). Zoom sponsored by Bull’s Tavern:

We are now featured on the Triad Podcast Network!

Tim, Ray talk about:

• Michael Millan of Mojito Latin Soul Food and Tuning Fork Provisions, along with “Street Team” Steven McDowall are on to talk about Tuning Fork Provisions, news about a new food tour for TMWATT, and more.
• An update on Tim’s health.
• Mr. Barbecue announces a relaunch.
• Stephanie and Tim had Blue Crab Seafood pop-up at Sir Winston and more goodness at Clementine’s.
• Quiet Pint and West End Poke with new menus.
• Other local restaurant news.
• Tim and Lea talk about “List” updates.

The Man Who Ate the Town sponsors:

Carrabba’s Italian Grill.  Healthy, grilled meats, wood-fired pizzas, fresh ingredients, and phenomenal wine dinners. Those are just some of the offerings of Carrabba’s. And, Daniel Butner, the local proprietario, is salt of the earth and a pillar of good in the community. Go taste the goodness that is Carrabba’s and see why Tim and Ray are always talking it up!

Washington Perk & Provision Company. Better than a convenience store but not quite a grocery store, in the heart of Washington Park and Downtown WSNC.

Mojito Latin Soul Food is creating scrumptious Cuban-inspired, Latin-infused street/soul food. Welcoming atmosphere, delicious food, robust cigars, and good times await.

Diamondback Grill. A lovely farm-to-fork eatery nestled in the heart of Buena Vista. Murphy and Kimberly Gregg and company offer fine dining in a casual atmosphere complete with a 20′ wine bar, expert craft cocktails, televisions in the bar area to watch the game, or candlelit dinners in the formal dining area. This gem is waiting to be discovered!

The Man Who Ate the Town is part of The Less Desirables Network. Give it a listen on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Podcast Addict, TuneIn, Amazon Music, Audible, basically anywhere you can listen to podcasts. Or you can listen here (at the bottom of the post).

Bon Appetit!

Check out The Man Who Ate the Town's official website at: https://www.themanwhoatethetown.com/.

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As the COVID-19 vaccine begins distribution throughout the area, questions arise about specific concerns from the Latinx and African American communities surrounding the vaccine, including availability and inclusiveness, as well as historic vaccination practices. Dr. Allison Mathews from the Maya Angelou Center for Health Equity joins us to have a transparent conversation.

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