Steve Garrett has always focused on what he loved and loved to do and he's never stopped for 64 years.

—On-Air Personality, 101 The Fox (KCFX-Kansas City) for 44 years

—President, Corvette Club of Kansas City, Missouri

—Member, Kansas City Media Legends Society

—Host, CORVETTE TODAY podcast (www.CorvetteTodayPodcast.com)

Kerry Smith's work is in Spirited Wellness. She is a Karuna Reiki Master, Medium and Psychic. In this podcast she explains all of the different work she does. As a part of this, she agreed to let me ask her questions about my life to show exactly what she does. She helped me understand why I didn't go to Thailand and my fear of cats. She then goes to the medium part and we communicated with my mother, father, grandfather and even an unexpected visit from my friend Ray, who have all physically died. What you are about to hear was amazing. She told me things from my father, mother, grandfather things they she had NO WAY of knowing. It brought me to tears and cleared up old unresolved issues that my mother, grandfather and fathers needed to tell me, that were important apologies they never told me when they were alive. Again, Kerry had NO WAY of knowing any of this. I must tell you, this reading cleared away old emotional blocks that I have had from each of them. Then Ray showed up and starts messing with my phone. What an amazing podcast.

You may contact Kerry at 816-509-1046

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A Scottsdale Culinary Institute grad, Mitchell Allen left Kansas City in 2009 after working in several popular restaurant kitchens including Yaya’s Euro Bistro, Grand Street Café, 40 Sardines and Bluestem. Ready to broaden his culinary horizons, he headed west to California and got a job working at culinary pioneer Roy Yamaguchi's Roy’s at Newport Beach. Here, he immersed himself in the restaurant's upscale Hawaiian-inspired cuisine, which blended formal French techniques with flavors from the Pacific Rim. It was an experience that stuck with Allen, and the influences of his time there can still be seen in his food today. After spending the past decade working as a private chef in California, Mitchell has amassed a rather dazzling résumé by anyone’s standards. The Kansas City chef has cooked all over the world, even spent a few years cooking on a private yacht.

Mitchell returned to Kansas City to help care for his father who had fallen ill. When COVID-19 hit, he was just glad to be somewhere safe. His father unexpectedly passed in June, and he was grateful for the time he had with him this year. The experience made him realize what else he was missing out on. “I have always loved traveling all around the world cooking for celebrities and on yachts; it is all very exciting when you are a young and single, but being here has made me realized how much I miss being close to my own family. I want to have a house and a dog like everyone else – something I couldn’t have when I was a traveling knife for hire.”

Want the chance to experience a private chef in your own home? Mitchell has launched a new in-home dining experience called Supper Circle, a three-course interactive dinner. You bring the wine and invite your friends, and he will cook and feed you a delicious three-course meal for $85 to $125 per person, depending on the final menu. The experience brings a chef and restaurant-quality food to you in your home, so you can safely enjoy a delicious meal with people in your own circle.

Mitchell’s main goal is to provide a culinary experience that is unparalleled with professional service, attention to detail and creative and flavorful menus that highlight dishes from all over the globe.

Contact him and have a great dining experience - Chefmitchellallen.com

Bob Costas is an American sportscaster who is known for his long tenure with NBC Sports, from 1980 through 2019. He has received 28 Emmy awards for his work and was the prime-time host of 12 Olympic Games from 1992 until 2016. He is employed by MLB Network, where he does play-by-play and once hosted an interview show called Studio 42 with Bob Costas.

Costas has also hosted NBC's coverage of the U.S. Open golf tournament from 2003 to 2014

From 2001 until 2018, Costas co-hosted the Kentucky Derby.

Costas hosted Later with Bob Costas on NBC from 1988 until 1994. He decided to leave Later after six seasons, having grown tired of the commute to New York City from his home in St. Louis and wishing to lighten his workload in order to spend more time with his family. He also turned down an offer from David Letterman, who moved to CBS in 1995, to follow him there and become the first host of The Late Late Show, which was being developed by Letterman's company to air at 12:30 after the Late Show with David Letterman.

Katey McGuckin shares her incredible success of being a radio personality and very successful business woman. What makes this podcast so wonderful is that Katey also shares her recovery through alcohol revealing what got her to drink and how she got to the wonderful place she is today. Katey's humor and brutally honesty will inspire you how to get to the core of your light even during your darkest of times.

In 1988, Lance Ringnald earned the distinction of being the youngest male member of a U.S. Olympic Team in twenty years. He proceeded to became a two-time Olympian and veteran of three World Gymnastics Championships teams and numerous international competitions. Lance earned over 70 medals in international competition during his competitive career that began in 1985.

Lance Ringnald was named the U.S. Olympic Committee Male Athlete of the Year. (1989 & ’90) After retirement from competitive gymnastics, Lance has gone on to do his one-man show on cruise ships that includes gymnastics and his original music. He has also become an expert on memory and this podcast is the beginning of many we will do as Lance teaches us how to improve our memory.

[email protected].

www.lanceringnald.com

After we finished Part 1 with Ethan Bryan's experience of playing catch every day for one year with someone new each day, he continued to tell me more stories of the connection people have playing catch and I said, "We're doing part two, right now." he laughed and said, "Let's go. Enjoy the meaningful connection we experience when we play catch wit another human being. 

The beautiful part of playing catch is nobody is trying to win, they are simply cooperating to just keep playing.  It's heaven sent.

Order his book and contact Ethan at www.ethanbryan.com

Ethan D. Bryan is a storyteller whose narratives explore what it means to live a good story. At the age of six, he lost all of his hair due to an immune-system disorder called alopecia. Ethan knows about overcoming personal obstacles and being bullied. He also understands the power of hope, persevering through hundreds upon hundreds of manuscript rejections.

Ethan played catch every single day of 2018, an effort that came to be known as Catch 365. He documented the whole journey through a daily blog. What he shares is what he learned and discovered in the joy of playing catch.

He is the author of ten books, his writings earned him an opportunity to speak at the National Baseball Hall of Fame, an invitation to the White House for the Royals World Series championship, and endorsements from several former MLB players including Jim “The Rookie” Morris.

Ethan has appeared ever so briefly in an ESPN 30-for-30 (#BringBackSungWoo) and as a background ballplayer in an Emmy-award winning documentary (First Boys of Spring). He still dreams of playing baseball (throwing out a first pitch) for his beloved KC Royals.

A major fan of both Dr Pepper and donuts, Ethan was one of the best benchwarmers on his high school junior varsity baseball team.

www.ethanbryan.com

I am honored Carl took the time to talk with me and let me bring to you the true and real Carl Peterson. He has climbed every rung of the football ladder to achieve his success. He shares his humble beginnings and his great relations with Dick Vermeil starting at UCLA winning the Rose Bowl to going with Coach Vermeil to the Philadelphia Eagles and winning the Super Bowl.

Carl joined the Kansas City Chiefs in 1989 as President, General Manager and Chief Executive Officer. Under his leadership, Peterson transformed the Chiefs into a model NFL organization and one of pro sport’s finest and most respected franchises.

If you are a Kansas City Chiefs fan, or even a NFL fan, you will love this podcast as Carl Peterson shares his loyal and deep respect for Lamar Hunt, Dick Vermeil and the Kansas City Chiefs - especially the fans.

 - David Naster

Sherry Kuehl, "middle aged, uncool and not bringing sexy back," writes the wildly popular blog Snarky in the Suburbs (www.snarkyinthesuburbs.com) that was optioned by ABC for film and television.

She’s the author of two books: Snarky in the Suburbs Back to School and Snarky in the Suburbs Trouble in Texas. Sherry (aka Snarky) can also be seen on morning television dispensing “21st century advice with an attitude” with her “Dear Snarky” segment and she has a weekly column in the Kansas City Star that features her unique take on life.

Sherry’s background is in broadcast journalism. She’s an award-winning producer and journalist having worked for various television stations in Texas, CNN, The Wall Street Journal Report, Public Television and other news media outlets.

Again www.snarkyinthesuburbs.com, to read Sherry’s hysterical blog and order her books