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San Jose News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Mac's Old House: New Owners, Old CharmTwo local businessmen, Joe Martinez and Ron Harrison, are reviving Antiochs beloved Italian restaurant, Macs Old House, set to reopen in June 2026. The historic building, dating back to 1925, will undergo renovations while preserving its classic charm. Former manager and head chef, Rick Cook, will share original recipes. The new owners plan to add parking, modern conveniences, and lunch service, with operations managed by local family Sheri Vallero and her children.The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2025-12-1802 min
Y’s Guys PodcastJustin Ena Talks Football, Basketball Moves & 10-Time Landscaping Champs Tell All w/Dave and BrianIn this energized episode of Y’s Guys, Dave McCann and guest co-host Brian Logan (filling in for Blaine Fowler, who’s away on the Cougars Cruise) deliver a jam-packed livestream filled with major BYU sports updates, exclusive interviews, and behind-the-scenes stories. Headlining the night is BYU’s big basketball signing of Rob Wright III, a former 5-star point guard from Baylor, along with the rising stardom of AJ Dybantsa, who dazzled at the Nike Hoop Summit. With preseason Top 10 buzz from national analysts and a likely Top 25 football/basketball dual ranking for next fall, Cougar Nation is buzzing with a...
2025-04-151h 45
The North American Friends Movie ClubHouse of 1000 Corpses (2003)Brent, Nate, and Kate dig into Robert Zombie's 2003 American black comedy horror film House of 1000 Corpses starring: Sid Haig, Bill Moseley, Sheri Moon Zombie, Karen Black, Chris Hardwick, Erin Daniels, Jennifer Jostyn, Rainn Wilson, Walton Goggins, Tom Towles, Matthew McGrory, Robert Allen Mukes, Dennis Fimple, Harrison Young, William Bassett, Irwin Keyes, and Michael Pollard. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2024-10-241h 17
The Money ScriptBetween Two Advisors - A Conversation with Sheri FittsIn this episode of The Money Script Podcast, host Yohance Harrison welcomes Sherri Fitts, a pioneer in behavioral finance and financial services marketing, to explore the fascinating psychology behind our financial decisions. Together, they discuss the impact of financial stress, anchoring biases, and inertia on our money habits. Sherri shares practical tips to overcome these challenges, along with stories from her journey as the first woman podcast host in financial services. Learn how to break free from decision paralysis, align your financial behaviors with your goals, and take actionable steps toward financial clarity. Tune in for thought-provoking insights and...
2024-10-0439 min
Storytelling In The Tropics with Allison HarrisonWha Dis? Season 2 Episode 1 - The New Season, The Paris Games, Jamaican Diaspora Highlight Featuring Professor SheriIt's a new season and new format. In this episode, The Voice of The People, Sheri and Allison discuss the Paris Olympics now underway and learn more about Professor Harrison, Associate Dean at The University of Missouri, a member of the Jamaican diaspora and more.
2024-08-0830 min
Awakening Worth in Childless Women112: How to Get Through Emotions After Speeches Like Harrison Butker'sHarrison Butker's commencement speech at Benedictine College ruffled a LOT of feathers, especially within the childfree community. There were a lot of insults thrown at him, arguments started on social media comment sections, even calls to cancel his NFL contract. Were they justified? In my opinion, it doesn't really matter. What matters is this: how do YOU feel when you hear words like Harrison's and if it's outrage, do you know how to dissipate that? You might think you don't want to dissipate that anger, because, well, it's justified right? But what good is it, if everyone just w...
2024-06-1734 min
The Donna Drake ShowDo Not Be Too Timid and Squeamish About Your Actions. All Life Is An Experiment. The More Experiments You Make the Better with Diane Pfeiffer - #099New York Dance Theatre’s Nutcracker welcomes you directly into the Silberhaus home as soon as you enter our lobby doors. With live music to set the tone and a Victorian cast to greet you, you will immediately be immersed into the festive Holiday season. Join New York Dance Theatre for this magical event; Florence Dennis, believes the world can actually be a better place. She doesn’t just say it: she believes it. Having known good times and tough times herself, Florence wants Flows Tasty Treats to be a vehicle for change in the world; Diane "Dedee" Pfeiffer is an...
2023-12-1857 min
The American VandalPodcasting CriticismAn appropriately rangy discussion of the podcast medium and its debts to existing print and audio forms. The origin story of The American Vandal Podcast is followed by comparison with several other podcasts, including Revisionist History [11:30], Remarkable Receptions [30:00], and High Theory [68:00], interspersed with analysis of podcast editing as criticism [50:00], the conservative traditions of orality and radio [60:00], and how podcasting might by made to "count" for disciplinary professionalization [90:00].
Cast (in order of appearance): Sheri-Marie Harrison, Matt Seybold, Joe Locke, Kim Adams, Saronik Bosu, Howard Rambsy II
Soundtrack: Joe Locke's "Makram"
For episode bibliography, please visit MarkTwainStudies.com/PodcastingCriticism, or subscribe to...
2023-10-272h 04The American VandalCriticism in The Conglomerate EraAs mass-market literature has been consolidated into a small handful of publishing conglomerates, the critical work once done by publicity and editorial departments has been offloaded. In this episode we discuss the rise of literary agents and their function as critics [8:00] and the role of literary awards in canon formation and other processes of homogenization [28:00]. Finally, we ask, can criticism be a countervailing force against conglomeration? [60:00]
Cast (in order of appearance): Dan Sinykin, Matt Seybold, Laura McGrath, Sheri-Marie Harrison, Ainehi Edoro, Howard Rambsy
Soundtrack: Joe Locke's "Makram"
For episode bibliography, please visit MarkTwainStudies.com/conglomerate, or subscribe to our newsletter...
2023-10-171h 21The American VandalBrittle Paper & The BlogossanceWhat is the relationship between literary criticism and media studies? How has criticism adapted to the digital revolution? These questions are considered by examining the origins of the blogosphere [5:00], its recent reemergence [17:00], the specific case of "Brittle Paper" [29:00], and strategies of adaptation within the profession [46:00]. The episode then turns to two examinations of multimedia parasitical criticism: Jacque Derrida's "Limited Inc." [60:00] and Ryan Ruby's "Context Collapse" [71:00].
Cast (in order of appearance): Ainehi Edoro, Matt Seybold, Howard Rambsy, Sheri-Marie Harrison, John Guillory, Ryan Ruby
Soundtrack: Joe Locke's "Makram"
For episode bibliography, please visit MarkTwainStudies.com/Parasite, or subscribe to our newsletter at...
2023-10-021h 33
Cover Story with Stephanie Shonekan“Everything I Own” by Ken Boothe and BreadThis is Cover Story with Stephanie Shonekan, a podcast where we take apart the song covers we love and take a deep dive into the stories behind them. Today, I'm chatting with special guest Sheri-Marie Harrison about “Everything I Own” by Ken Booth and Bread
2023-02-0428 min
The Sheri ShowLet's Talk Marlon James's Black Leopard Red Wolf with Faramola S. (Part 1 of 2)In this episode, I talk with Faramola S. about Marlon James' fourth novel, Black Leopard Red Wolf, the first book in The Dark Star Trilogy. It was such an expansive conversation, we had to split it across two episodes to capture all the nuances of our love for the book as well as the things about it that challenged us.
2022-04-0841 min
The American VandalMinistry For The Future (Worldwide Climate Teach-In Special Episode) with Sheri-Marie Harrison, Anna Kornbluh, & Min Hyoung SongProduced in observance of and solidarity with the Worldwide Teach-In On Climate & Justice taking place on many campuses today, including Elmira College, we host discussion of a CliFi novel by Kim Stanley Robinson which helps us get "Beyond Climate Despair."
For more about this episode, include a complete bibliography, please visit MarkTwainStudies.com/MinistryForTheFuture
2022-03-301h 15
The Sheri ShowSister Scholars Discuss Secret Lives of Church Ladies by Deesha PhilyawThe Sheri Show is back for a second season! In the season opener, Sheri discusses with her fellow sister scholars Deesha Philyaw's much celebrated short story collection The Secret Lives of Church Ladies. It was hard to talk about such an intimate collection without revealing too many personal details about our own lives, but one thing is for sure, as much as we read the collection, it certainly read us.
2022-03-2557 min
The American VandalExterminate All The Brutes with Sheri-Marie Harrison, Andrew Hoberek, & Ignacio Sanchez PradoThe recent HBO documentary series, directed by Raoul Peck, offers a grand narrative of European colonialism and American imperialism which is broadly sympathetic with the works of Mark Twain from the final decade of his life. In this episode, a diverse group of scholars discuss Peck's film, as well as where it fits in global cinema, the U.S. media ecosystem, and postcolonial scholarship.
2021-05-041h 30
The Sheri ShowThe Sheri Show with Anna-BoIn this episode is an intimate conversation with one of my nearest, dearest, oldest, and besets friends, Anna-Bo. This wasn’t an easy one to record. We literally tried to do it on three different occasions. Failing each time. And even with the successful recording session, we kept getting cut off because of my profoundly abysmal internet service. Despite Mediacom’s obvious attempts at sabotage, we nonetheless persevered and I stitched 16 different audio tracks together, so you could hear a little bit about Bo and me and our friendship. Which is kinda like the process of making this recoding. Dist...
2021-04-0254 minThe Sheri ShowLet's Talk About Luster with Faramola S.Who knew it would take the whole first season to actually get to a show where we talk about books? Better late than never, yes? On this week’s episode I talk with Faramola Shonekan primarily about Raven Leilani's National Book Critics Circle Award winning debut novel Luster, but really also about so much more. In true The Sheri Show style too, we check our own ideas by thinking through their underlying assumptions and what we come away with are some solid insights for thinking about young Black female characters in contemporary novels and the people who write them.
2021-03-261h 06The Sheri ShowSister Scholars Discuss Coming 2 America Admittedly, in this week's episode, there are more rants than there are raves. But what can you do when you're talking to scholars of Black history and culture from different disciplines and the sequel to Coming To America? The Sister Scholars are back and we taking on Coming 2 America. Though the consensus is that we are entirely and collectively not here for it — not even for the ways it can help us think about Eddie Murphy as an auteur — we talk about, among other things, the possibilities of diasporic solidarity, what it means to be critical of a popular cult...
2021-03-1946 min
The Sheri ShowThe Uses of Food in a Pandemic With Julie E.Remember the banana bread phase of lockdown? How about when we began passing around sourdough starter to make bread? What do you do with your discard? I didn’t plan it this way, but somehow the recording and editing schedules aligned for me to present this week’s episode as one that commemorates one year since many of us in Columbia Missouri started to self isolate, amidst the rapid spread of the Covid 19 virus. In this episode, I talk with one of my friends, Julie Passanante Elman, about the used of food during the pandemic, how it impacts our rela...
2021-03-1257 min
The Sheri ShowThe Uses of Instagram with Sarah B.If you are like me, your social media habits have changed in significant ways over the last year. You may even have started to cultivate influencer aspirations. On this episode, I reflect with Sarah Brouillette about how we use Instagram both as people who love scrolling through workout and food posts and also as scholars who are curious about social media.If you want to know more about Sarah's work on social media, you should check out her essay on influencer Caroline Calloway, and her essay on aspirational labor in I May Destroy You. Also, if you're...
2021-03-0556 min
The Sheri ShowOn Becoming a CreativeOh mah gawd, y'all!The sound on the last few recordings gave me no end of grief! But the conversations were so organic and fun that I just couldn’t rerecord. After some effort and help, I got one remixed and cleaned up as best I could and now I have a new episode of The Sheri Show for you a week ahead of schedule!On this episode we talk to my younger sister, Allison Harrison, who works as a film maker and digital production creative in Jamaica. Among the things we discuss is how th...
2021-02-2046 min
The Sheri ShowSister Scholars Discuss BridgertonWhat do you get when four non-18th Century scholars get together to talk about Shondaland's newest hit series Bridgerton? This episode of The Sheri Show of course! Joining me on this episode are my three sister scholars, Cristina, Keona, and Stephanie, and together we cut up about what we liked, what we didn't like and what it would take for us to watch a second season of Bridgerton. Special shoutout this week goes to Patricia Matthew's essay on Bridgerton in the Los Angeles Review of Books, Shondaland's Regency: On "Bridgerton," who I credit almost entirely with getting me...
2021-02-0542 min
The Sheri ShowThe Worst of Our Social Distancing Film FestivalIn this episode Lisa, Andy, and I talk about the films in our festival that we thought were the worst ones.. Among other things, you will hear how the debate about whether or not Black Orpheus and The Seventh Seal are similar movies ended, as well as who was not here for The Virgin Suicides, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, and WW84. But also, if you’ve been making a list of things to see, we shout out more than a few more movies that we LOVE for things like the food, no Black suffering, and campy R&B soun...
2021-01-2936 min
The Sheri ShowThe Best of Our Social Distancing Film FestivalWhen we went on lockdown in March 2020, my partner Andy, my sister Lisa, and I began what we've started to call our Social Distancing Film Festival. We'd each pick a movie each week, for up to 3 movies a week since March last year, and since then, we've seen 110 movies. In this episode, we talk about what are our favorite movies in the lot.Lisa's FavesDiana Kennedy Nothing Fancy (2019)Soul (2020)The Forty Year Old Version (2020)Andy's Faves:La Ciénaga (2001)Bacurau (2019)Canoa (1976)
2021-01-2229 min
The Sheri ShowIntroducing The Sheri Show!I hope you will join me for my latest project!New episodes will drop on Fridays.
2021-01-2002 minThe American VandalThe New Black Gothic & Lovecraft Country with Sheri-Marie HarrisonThe Gothic has been, since Mark Twain's time, a popular way for artists to reckon with the life and afterlife of American slavery. But only recently has a Gothic tradition emerged which places black protagonists and black perspectives at its center. The recent HBO series, Lovecraft Country, is exemplary of what Sheri-Marie Harrison has dubbed New Black Gothic. In this episode she talks about the show and the artistic movement it is a part of.
Show Bibliography:
"The New Black Gothic" (LA Review of Books, 2018)
https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/new-black-gothic/
"Global Horror: An Introduction" (Post45, 2019)
https://post45.org/2019/04/global-horror-an-introduction/
"I'll...
2020-11-1155 min
The Gospel JubileeChip and Denny feature Hope's Call on this episode of the Gospel JubileeThe family trio, Hope's Call, 1999-2007, will be the featured artists this week on The Gospel Jubilee.Go to: https://api.spreaker.com/v2/episodes/41523947/download.mp3The trio consisted of mother, Donna Beauvais, daughter, Jessica Beauvais-Harrison, and son-in-law, Eddie Harrison.Donna Beauvais, now Donna King, is a singer, songwriter, and producer and makes her home in Nashville, Tn, and now sings and performs with her husband,Zane King, and has been performing for more than 25 years.Eddie Harrison has been singing and performing in different genres for more than 15 years. E...
2020-10-181h 30
The Quietest MomentsEp 20: Harrison Baron - Entrepreneurship and growing a business in your 20s with CEO of Baron Media GroupHarrison Baron is the CEO of Baron Media Group which is a media company located on Long Island that works with companies of all sizes to help get visibility in the virtual space. His team assists in building an online presence to help increase sales and build online communities around companies and brands. Harrison has also been the host of the Brutally Honest Podcast since early 2017, and has worked with companies of all sizes to implement better marketing and social media practices.
On this episode, Harrison shares more about his personal journey through entrepreneurship...
2020-06-2537 min
Brutally Honest Podcast#37 - Sheri HomayoonSheri Homayoon, originally from Bayport Blue Point, is a Wellness Coach, Life Coach, and Spiritual Teacher. She is often found doing live videos that raise awareness around meditation, self-love, and self-help/personal development.
Website is
www.sheriazhomayoon.com
2017-08-241h 05
Brutally Honest Podcast#37 - Sheri HomayoonSheri Homayoon, originally from Bayport Blue Point, is a Wellness Coach, Life Coach, and Spiritual Teacher. She is often found doing live videos that raise awareness around meditation, self-love, and self-help/personal development.
Website is
www.sheriazhomayoon.com
2017-08-2400 min
Edacious079 - Charlottesville Community Magic “In every community, there is work to be done. In every nation, there are wounds to heal. In every heart, there is the power to do it.” ---Marianne Williamson Resistance Work. With Persistence, Resolve, Resilience, and Magic. Welcome Friends, to a special episode of Edacious. Because it is not business as usual in our town of Charlottesville, Virginia this week. Now is not the time to speak of the latest greatest cocktail invention, nor to promote the latest brewery opening or wine dinner. Now is the time to celebrate all that is good about Charlottesville, to remind ours...
2017-08-1532 min
Women Rocking Wall Street - A podcast dedicated to women in financial services049: How Caring Leads to SuccessEpisode 49: How Caring Leads to SuccessGuest: Anne McCabe Triana
My guest this week truly cares about her clients and is an advocate for women in the financial industry. Anne McCabe Triana is a graduate of George Mason University and has been working in the financial industry since 2001. She has worked with organizations like American Express Financial Advisors and UBC and is an independent advisor (owning her own company). Her current venture, Curo Private Wealth is focused on caring and engaging with clients. Anne’s team strive to learn what the concerns are of their client and...
2016-03-1644 min