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In our second installment of the Small Business Starter Kit series - we’re tackling a topic that’s sometimes tricky, sometimes confusing, but ever-present: taxes. Hosts Austin and Jannese have an insightful conversation with entrepreneur Isabella Rosal who started 7th Sky Ventures , an exporter and distributor of craft spirits, beer, and wine. Having lived and worked in two different countries and started a company in a heavily-regulated field, Isabella is no stranger to navigating the paperwork-laden and jargon-infused maze of properly understanding taxes for a newly formed small business. Join us as she shares her story and provides valuable insight into how to tackle your business’ taxes - so they don’t tackle you. Learn more about how QuickBooks can help you grow your business: QuickBooks.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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In this episode of Big Broadway Energy with Stephen Riordan, Gabe Alvarez returns as a guest to chat about his work as a Broadway producer and his involvement in the theater community, both in New York and St. Pete. Gabe reflects on his previous role as co-director of Winter Pride, which brought a slice of Broadway energy to St. Pete, featuring drag queens and other talent from New York. The conversation shifts to Gabe's current project, Drag the Musical , which opened in 2023 and is set to close in April. Excitingly, the show is planning to move to London next year. Gabe gives listeners insight into the logistics of theater production, explaining the role of producers in raising funds and managing the financial side of productions. He discusses the staggering costs of keeping a show running, revealing that it costs around $200,000 a week for an off-Broadway show with 499 seats. Gabe also breaks down what it means to be a producer, emphasizing the difference between producers, directors, and the creative vision of a show. He shares a personal anecdote about how producing Drag the Musical has been both an expensive journey and a rewarding one, as it’s the first Broadway show centered on drag queens. Gabe touches on the passion and joy behind the show’s creation, which isn’t just about making money but about bringing joy, love, and community to the stage. Lastly, they chat about the state of Broadway after the pandemic, with Gabe discussing the upcoming excitement around new productions like Boop , the musical based on Betty Boop. Gabe shares his thoughts on how the show evolves into a powerful second act filled with dance and empowerment. It’s an exciting conversation that gives a behind-the-scenes look into the world of Broadway producing, the challenges, and the passion that fuels these groundbreaking shows. #gabealvarez #dragthemusical #broadwayproducer #winterpride2025 #winterpridestpetersburgFL #winterpridestpeteFL #stephenriordan #bigbroadwayenergy #karencarmichael…
In this episode of Filmmakers Round Table with Domenico Pontoriero and Susana Darwin, they dive into Domenico's film Becoming , a deeply personal project blending music, dance and the film being accepted into the Sunscreen Film Festival and other festivals as well. Domenico shares how he was inspired to create this film after receiving a grant from the St. Petersburg Arts Alliance, with the goal of merging St. Pete's visual and performing arts. The film, a five-minute dance and art piece, was shot at an old bus depot transformed into an art space, with the intention of making a statement about the political climate, particularly regarding the queer community in Florida. The project features original music composed and performed by Domenico, alongside choreography by Caleb Baker, who also performs in the film. Domenico discusses the process of working with Caleb, fine-tuning the choreography to match the emotional tone of the music. He also highlights the significance of film festivals, like Sunscreen Film Festival , where Becoming will screen in April, and shares his approach to festival submissions, aiming for smaller, niche events to maximize exposure. The episode also touches on the international recognition the film has received, including acceptance into festivals in New York, San Diego, Paris, and even Italy, and the excitement of having an international premiere. Domenico also reflects on the importance of local collaboration, noting that every aspect of the film, from costumes to cinematography, was crafted by local artists. The conversation concludes with Domenico's thoughts on how he’s blending personal passion with professional artistry to create meaningful connections with his audience. #becoming #sunscreenfilmfestival #domenicopontoriero #boyintherain #stpetersburgFLfilmmakers #stpetefilmfestival #susanadarwin #filmmakersroundtable #karencarmichael…
In this episode of MUSIC SCENE, host Nanette Wiser chats with Ariella & Nicolaas performing at The Palladium April 9. Ariella McManus is a musical phenom, who draws inspiration from Etta James and Amy Winehouse. Accompanied by Nicolaas Kraster, a passionate guitar virtuoso whose influences include Al di Meola, Paco d Lucia, and Roy Buchanan, the two comprise the soulful duet known as ARIELLA . In just four months during 2023, ARIELLA experienced a meteoric rise on Facebook, growing their following from 6,000 to 250,000. Experience an enchanting show that traverses a multitude of genres — from soulful ballads to fiery flamenco to bluesy melodies to electrifying rock — and resonates with audiences worldwide. You may remember Ariella from her time with Ari & The Alibis, playing The Ale & The Witch and The Hideaway. The Sarasota duo now call South Carolina home when they are not touring. TICKETS https://mypalladium.org/events/ariella-nicolaas/ LEARN MORE https://www.myariella.com/ https://www.myariella.com/music @musicscene #nanettewiser #ariella&nicolaas #ariellamcmanus #nicolaaskraster #thepalladium #blues #rock #flamenco #joy #stpete #stpetefl #tampabay #radio #radiostpete…
In this episode of Live Life Better, host Nanette Wiser offers tips for dealing with seasonal allergies in Florida, both indoors and outside. Seasonal allergies, also known as hay fever, occur when your immune system reacts to airborne allergens like pollen, mistaking them for harmful invaders and causing your body to have an allergic reaction. Because allergies are often mistaken for the common cold, it’s important to know the differences so you can get the care you need. Allergic reactions may include coughing, itchy eyes, runny nose, sinus congestion, sneezing, tiredness and watery eyes. If you are experiencing these symptoms, consult your primary doctor. COMMON ALLERGENS Since Florida has a subtropical climate, most flowers, grasses, weeds and trees grow year-round, resulting in potential allergens in the air for most of the year. Common outdoor allergens in Florida include air pollutants, dust mites, mold spores, weed pollen and indoors, common allergens are dirty air conditioning vents and filters, dust and pet dander. Spring Allergies (February to May) The most prominent allergen is tree pollen. April and May are considered the peak pollen season in Florida because, in addition to tree pollen in the air, flowers, weeds and grasses release their seeds and spores. That causes significantly higher pollen levels. TIPS FOR MANAGING ALLERGIES Avoid peak allergen times: Stay indoors during high pollen periods, especially in the mornings. Check the pollen forecast: Use pollen trackers to monitor current pollen counts. If the pollen count is high, limit outdoor activities. Keep indoor air clean: Use air purifiers and vacuums with HEPA filters and clean your HVAC filters once or twice a year. Over-the-counter allergy treatment: If your seasonal allergies worsen at certain times of the year, consider taking over-the-counter allergy medications a few months before to allow them to build up in your system. Stay hydrated: This helps to reduce the severity of your symptoms. Talk to your primary care doctor: For some people, seasonal allergies can be severe and over-the-counter allergy medications may not be enough. Your physician, who can conduct tests to determine what you’re allergic to and prescribe medications and other advice to help ease symptoms. Try nasal sprays : Talk to your doctor about whether a steroid, antihistamine or decongestant nasal spray is a viable treatment option for your allergy symptoms. Wash it off: When coming inside after being outdoors, make sure to remove your clothing to be washed and take a shower to keep pollen from entering your home. Wear a face mask: If you must be outside when pollen is high, wear a face mask to help protect your nasal passages. #livelifebetter #seasonalallergies #springallergies #allergytips #allergy #nanettewiser #floridaallergens #health #wellness #stpete #stpetefl #tampabay #radio #radiostpete…
In this episode of Stick A Fork In It from FEEDING TAMPA BAY, they revisit an impactful episode with a longtime volunteer, Barb Smith. This selfless human being has put other people first her entire life, and when it came time for her to be cared for, she was surprised to find that retirement wouldn't really be an option for her. Tune in to learn how she has found help and purpose since then, and how you can do the same. Follow @FeedingTampaBay on your fav social media platform to find out when the BIG CHANGES are complete and ready to see! The official podcast of Feeding Tampa Bay talks about food and philanthropy with some of the biggest names in Central Florida, and provide a firsthand look at the process of making sure our neighbors are fed, happy and healthy. https://feedingtampabay.org/ #feedingtampabay #stickaforkinit #fooddeserts #helpthehungry #seniors #volunteers #tampabay #nonprofit #stpete #stpetefl #tampabay #radio #radiostpete…
There’s nothing soft and fluffy about The Pillowman , onstage through April 6 in a production by Tampa’s Jobsite Theater. British-Irish playwright Martin McDonagh’s tale, while it’s essentially just people in a room, talking, is a potentially unnerving experience for theater-goers. Which was most like the playwright’s point. On today’s Arts Alive! podcast, cast members Georgia Mallory Guy and Troy Brooks discuss not only their theories about McDonaugh and The Pillowman , but their personal takes on the process that brought it to the Jobsite stage with such chilling precision. Here’s the setup: In an unnamed totalitarian state, two detectives are interrogating a writer named Katurian (Guy), whose gruesome short stories have sinister similarities to a series of recent child murders. There are violent outbursts, and frequent threats of immediate execution (in this world, there’s apparently no due process). There’s another character in the mix: Katurian’s brother Michel (Brooks), whose developmental difficulties can be traced directly to unthinkable abuse he suffered as a child – at the hands of his own parents. The Pillowman is a comedy, by the way. It’s a horrifying comedy, and dark, to be sure, as dark as a black hole in some outré universe. But Martin McDonaugh is known – and famous – for blending the shock, the awe and other emotions less tangible. #stpetecatalyst #pillowman #billdeyoung #jobsite #tampabay #radio #radiostpete #straz #theater…
In this episode of Historically St. Pete, SPMOH Executive Director host Rui Farias talks with RadioStPete.com news director Nanette Wiser about the St. Petersburg's Museum of History's 100+ year history and what's next. With the new Perry's Porch open, the campus will look to expand in the near future. For 103 years, the museum has been sharing stories of the Sunshine State and is Florida's third oldest museum and Pinellas County's oldest. From the world's largest collection of autographed baseballs to a 3,000-year-old Egyptian mummy, this world-class museum is fun for the whole family with many events around St. Petersburg including walking, trolley and boat tours; happy hour with a historian and more. Visit 335 2nd Ave NE, Saint Petersburg, FL, United States, Florida (727) 894-1052 historystpete.org #stpetersburgmuseumofhistory #ruifarias #spmoh #history #historymuseum #museum #baseball #stpete #stpetefl #tampabay #radio #radiostpete…
In this episode of Weekend with Wiser, host Nanette Wiser previews the Rays at George Steinbrenner Yankee Stadium, from merch to what you need to know when you go; 1st home game is SOLD OUT! There's still a few tickets for non-profit St. Petersburg Arts Alliance's Hats Off on Sunday at The Vinoy and The Kind Mouse Saturday at M&N in Pinellas Park. Plus Do Good Day (RSP will be there, St. Pete Jazz Festival, Hair at American Stage, an upcoming Soul Fest and West African dinner at 15th St. Farms this weekend. On Saturday, stop in or tune in to the Florida Folk Show (Craftsman House Gallery) and check out the monthly Mezzo Market plus music at The Palladium, Duke Energy Center for the Arts - Mahaffey Theater. Yes, the Renaissance Festival continues this weekend plus concerts, museums, nightlife, markets and more festivals. --LET'S GO GUIDE https://bit.ly/3YuEpod curates the best upcoming Tampa Bay events, entertainment, festivals, arts, good eats/drinks, music, nightlife, culture and what to do from downtown St. Pete to the beaches...and beyond! --Thanks to Sea Dog Brewing & Restaurant in Treasure Island for support of Weekend with Wiser & The Let's Go Guide. #nanettewiser #entertainment #arts #eat #drink #breweries #music #nightlife #museums #tampabay #downtownstpete #theater #art #farmersmarkets #festivals #stpete #stpetefl #tampabay #radio #radiostpete #mezzomarket #15thstfarms #dukeenergycenterforthearts #mahaffeytheater #palladium #americanstage…
RadioStPete aired Mayor Ken Welch's press conference 3/26. Keep up to date on what's happening in the City of St. Petersburg https://www.stpete.org/ and Mayor Ken Welch https://www.stpete.org/government/mayor___city_council/mayor_s_office/index.php #stpete #stpetefl #tampabay #radio #radiostpete #kenwelch #kennethwelch #stpetersburg…
In this episode of News on the Edge, executive director Roger Curlin gives a news update on downtown St. Pete's vibrant EDGE District, home to a Dozen Unique Local Boutiques + THIRTY-FIVE places to eat or drink in our amazing, diverse, creative, and independent-focused district. 7-days a week it's the perfect location to celebrate events both big and small or simply enjoy the ones you cherish (including yourself)! The EDGE features a magic theatre, live music venues, shopping experiences with fantastic local boutiques, sporting events, coffee spots, top DJs, dancing, karaoke, drag shows, candle crafting, games, trivia nights, pool tables, dessert spots, thousands of menu and drink options, endless selfies, hidden gems, hotel staycations and so much more... Head over to the EDGE and create memories! https://edgedistrict.org/ **DINE & DRINK Shiso Crispy, Cafe Copa, the Moxy hotel dining, Bar Mezzo, Intermezzo and others. https://edgedistrict.org/dining/ Upcoming Events https://edgedistrict.org/happenings/ Follow on FB https://www.facebook.com/theEDGEstpete/ More News on the Edge https://audioboom.com/search/posts?q=news+on+the+edge #edge #edgedistrict #edgebusinessdistrict #tampabay #radio #radiostpete #edgedistrict #edgebusinessdistrict #edge #newsontheedge #rogercurlin #tampabay #radio #radiostpete #edge #edgedistrict #edgebusinessdistrict #rogercurlin #tampabay #radio #radiostpete…
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