Friday, November 27, 2015

SUP 11-22-15 Factoter of the City


In this episode we talk about the brunch offerings at Giorgio's and why you should be spending more time there. Also, how will the filming of the TV show "COPS" affect the already strained relations between the public and the police department and how does that filming add to the perception of this city. Finally, we ask, "why did Dubbers have to change their chili recipe?".


Thursday, November 19, 2015

Salinas Underground Podcast #80 Bacon 'n' Beer


In this episode Cujo talks about a bacon and beer festival in San Jose. We also discuss our experience at a laser light show we attended at the Fox that was set to the music of Pink Floyd. We also talk about people coming over from the peninsula to drink in downtown Salinas and if it will be a continuing trend.


Saturday, November 14, 2015

SUP 11-8-15 feat John from Terroir Squad Podcast


In this episode our guest is John Whitacre from Terroir Squad podcast. Terroir Squad is a brand new podcast that focuses on the growing wine scene in Monterey County. He and our very own Oz drink local wines and discuss them with the very people that produced it. Right now you can find it on Soundcloud, but look for it on Itunes, Stitcher or your favorite listening app very soon.

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Saturday, November 7, 2015

SUP feat FoodWeb.io



In this episode we interview Sam Shreder and Stan Khrapak, creators of the website FoodWeb.io which turns every gardener into a farmer. This easy-to-use website allows you to either buy locally grown produce or sell any extra fruits or vegetables from your own garden. It is a great website that allows you to get closer to the production of your food. It also creates a novel way for community gardens to sell some produce in order to maintain themselves instead of relying on donations and government grants.