Friday, June 19, 2015
SUP 6-9-15 This is Where We Grow Em
This is one of the episodes recorded at the lair. What is the lair? Well you're just going to have to listen to the older episodes to find out. In this episode we discuss why we should be so proud to live in the Salinas Valley. A lot of these newly skinny Americans are using locally grown produce to shed some pounds and eat healthier and we should be proud of that.
Wednesday, June 10, 2015
SUP 6-1-15 feat Jim from Wolf Fitness Systems
In this episode our guest is Jim Romig from Wolf Fitness Systems in Salinas. Their gym on John St. teaches a cutting edge way of "communicating" with your body. We talk about what the Wolf Fitness System is, how it was created, and how it is connected to the Onnit Academy in Austin, Texas. We also talk about the recently passed budget and what new projects we can see being built around town.
Tuesday, June 2, 2015
SUP 5-8-15 Deep Fried Calamari
In this episode we talk about a day trip we took to the top of Fremonts Peak. This park is one of the least used parks in the area that offers some of the best views of Salinas Valley. We also talk about how the local media loves to sensationalize crime and in Salinas.
Tuesday, May 12, 2015
SUP 5-4-15
In this episode we continue our historical journey through Salinas. This week we talk about Salinas during WWII up to the start of the '50's. We also introduce our partnership with Wolf Fitness System of Salinas. We are planning a weekly Question and Answer segment with their coaches and trainers plus other fun stuff. In the coming weeks you will hear a lot more about it. Stay tuned...
Saturday, May 2, 2015
SUP 4-27-15
In this episode we talk about our upcoming one year anniversary. One whole year of Salinas Underground is complete and we hope there are many more to come. We also talk about the new Salinas food scene and our experience at one of the newest restaurants in Salinas, Arigato. We also read a little Salinas history and talk about how life was during the depression. We also discuss the similarities of life in Salinas then compared to now.
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