E66: Harmony in the halls

[00:00:03] in Kimberley.

[00:00:03] Welcome to the Brunswick Group Therapy Podcast with Lucas and Kimberly.

[00:00:13] Good thing somebody's keeping track.

[00:00:16] So right out of the gate, let's get to it.

[00:00:19] The boy scouts are added again.

[00:00:20] Let me tell you, Blake Nettles thanks to him and probably an Eagle Scout project.

[00:00:26] Yep, Brunswick Hills now has an American flag retirement box.

[00:00:29] Blake is with troop five or 18 just completed his Eagle Scout project by overseeing the entire

[00:00:34] build as the project manager.

[00:00:37] That'll be in the lobby 24-7 and the police station in Kastien, no in the township is at

[00:00:42] the corner of the station and graph man.

[00:00:45] So feel free to stop by there.

[00:00:47] We retired flags in there and they'll be disposed appropriately.

[00:00:50] So well built box.

[00:00:51] Look at the edge lines and you like the graphic.

[00:00:54] Well done Blake.

[00:00:55] Good job.

[00:00:56] The school's back in session.

[00:00:57] First week of school went off without a hitch for the most part.

[00:01:00] Some buses were delayed but they got better as the week progressed as we expected they

[00:01:04] would.

[00:01:04] Thanks to the new routing.

[00:01:07] Everything seems to be doing pretty well.

[00:01:09] There's obviously ongoing construction at the high school so they had to make some changes

[00:01:13] to that.

[00:01:14] Parking is only in the back of the building now and you cannot turn north on to boy or

[00:01:20] drive on school days from 2 to 230.

[00:01:23] It's ex-it only.

[00:01:23] So there's lots of signs indicating that now that allows the bus traffic to exit during

[00:01:28] dismissal time.

[00:01:29] So it's temporarily different.

[00:01:30] It's rules and regulations.

[00:01:32] Yeah, it's hard to get to the library and rec center between 2 and 230 so you have

[00:01:36] to make some adjustments to that but we're going to see schools off to a great start and

[00:01:40] hope for a great year.

[00:01:42] Well, good.

[00:01:43] Well speaking of buses when do I stop for a bus in one don't I?

[00:01:48] I thought Janette said it best where we stop for buses going up a direction on 42 but

[00:01:54] not on 303.

[00:01:56] So three lane roads or less you got to stop for both directions.

[00:02:01] Four lane roads or more the opposite direction traffic does not need to stop.

[00:02:08] That's okay.

[00:02:08] I don't think of it so stop on 42 not on 303.

[00:02:12] All right remember that.

[00:02:13] Got to everybody.

[00:02:14] Yep and here's another thing about school.

[00:02:17] Kids day off you know everybody wants to know what to do with your kid when there's no school.

[00:02:21] So the rec center has put together a thing going on here for October 4th 11 November

[00:02:27] 4th November 5th February 14th March 14th April 21st for kindergarten through fifth grade.

[00:02:34] You can drop your kids off or $40 for members and 55 for nonmembers and there's

[00:02:40] games, got a ball crafts and swimming pizzas included.

[00:02:43] That's at the rec center.

[00:02:44] Nice.

[00:02:45] Something to do when the kids are off school.

[00:02:47] Those are probably teacher in service days and other days like that.

[00:02:52] Right.

[00:02:52] Election day.

[00:02:54] Yaddi, yaddi.

[00:02:55] Mm-hmm.

[00:02:55] And that's good.

[00:02:56] That gives parents a great option.

[00:02:58] Absolutely.

[00:02:59] And if you're not in school yet your kids are still young.

[00:03:03] We headed over to Harmony preschool on pro road here in Brunswick been in business a long

[00:03:07] long time for over 40 years and talked to them a little bit about how to get your child

[00:03:12] ready for school.

[00:03:14] Right.

[00:03:16] All right, everybody.

[00:03:17] We are at Harmony preschool over here on pro road just south of Brunswick Plaza north

[00:03:22] of Laurel Square talking about what they got going on here how long they've been here

[00:03:26] in preschool in general.

[00:03:28] So we are here with Kathy Con, the owner and Megan Wollard three year old teacher.

[00:03:33] First we're going to start off with the history here and how long you guys have been here

[00:03:37] and then we want to talk about some other stuff too.

[00:03:40] So, Kathy, what do you want to talk about today?

[00:03:41] Uh, I am just honored that you came to see us.

[00:03:45] We have been in the community since 1981.

[00:03:49] Um, my mom started it and I started teaching here 18 years ago

[00:03:53] and then seven years ago she retired and I took over his owner

[00:03:58] and we've been growing and thriving and Brunswick ever since.

[00:04:02] Excellent.

[00:04:02] And Megan, what do you do here?

[00:04:04] Again.

[00:04:05] I am the three-year old teacher.

[00:04:07] Got it.

[00:04:07] And how long have you been here?

[00:04:08] Six years.

[00:04:09] Six years.

[00:04:10] That's a long time.

[00:04:10] Put up with three year olds.

[00:04:13] Right?

[00:04:14] So what age groups do you have and what offerings do you have

[00:04:18] and tell us a little bit about preschool?

[00:04:20] It's been a long time since I've sent my kids to preschool

[00:04:22] and I know things have changed.

[00:04:24] I know needs have changed.

[00:04:25] I wanted to tell us a little bit about what you do here.

[00:04:28] So how many preschool is a part-time private preschool?

[00:04:32] We rent space from Holy Trinity Church.

[00:04:35] We are not owned by the church.

[00:04:36] And we serve as students age groups,

[00:04:39] threes, fours and five year olds.

[00:04:42] We are a part-time program so we have a morning session

[00:04:44] from 9 to 11 30 every day

[00:04:47] and then from 1230 to 3 o'clock.

[00:04:50] And we run just like the regular public school system.

[00:04:53] We begin right after Labor Day and end in May.

[00:04:57] So it's a nice schedule.

[00:04:58] We follow the Brunswick City Schools

[00:05:00] and then my teachers and myself get the summer off.

[00:05:03] So nice.

[00:05:03] How many kids do you have right now?

[00:05:05] Right now we have about 130 students.

[00:05:09] So an opening, we do have openings right now.

[00:05:12] We still have openings.

[00:05:14] We have 12 students per teacher in our four and five row classes

[00:05:19] and eight students per teacher in our three row classes.

[00:05:22] So we like to keep our classes pretty small

[00:05:25] but we still do have openings.

[00:05:27] So we will enroll all through the year

[00:05:29] if we have a spot open for students

[00:05:32] and our cutoff date is September 30th.

[00:05:34] So students need to be that age going into school

[00:05:37] by September 30th.

[00:05:38] So if you have a three year old that turns three

[00:05:40] in September before the 30th,

[00:05:42] you can get a minute or three whole class.

[00:05:44] Great.

[00:05:45] One of the things you wanted to touch baseline

[00:05:46] was the importance of preschool program,

[00:05:49] especially with us coming out of COVID

[00:05:51] and the kids missing maybe a year,

[00:05:53] sometimes maybe two years,

[00:05:55] tell us a little bit about what you think

[00:05:58] in your 20 plus years of business here

[00:06:00] that you think is important.

[00:06:02] COVID definitely changed a lot in the preschool world.

[00:06:06] The four was more five motor skills,

[00:06:09] getting students to know their letters, ABCs, right there name,

[00:06:13] but ever since COVID came we've been working very hard

[00:06:16] on social skills.

[00:06:18] We've seen that it's very important

[00:06:20] to get the students out of the house

[00:06:22] and around other students and around other people

[00:06:26] so that they can become confident

[00:06:28] to head into elementary school.

[00:06:30] And at this point I'm gonna turn it over

[00:06:32] to the person that's in the trenches

[00:06:34] with our little students.

[00:06:36] Ms. Megan can tell you a lot about

[00:06:38] what she sees day to day

[00:06:39] and what she does in her classroom

[00:06:42] to get students ready to progress

[00:06:43] from the fours to the fives on the kindergarten.

[00:06:46] I would say our last two years

[00:06:48] have been the ones where we've seen

[00:06:50] the biggest difference in our students.

[00:06:54] Last year, we're our true quote unquote COVID babies.

[00:06:57] The difference is the social emotional part of it.

[00:07:01] It's hard for the students to sit,

[00:07:06] keep their hands to themselves.

[00:07:08] Listen to a three to five minute story a book

[00:07:13] just get in line, keep their hands to themselves.

[00:07:17] Things like that, the simple,

[00:07:20] just simple, socially emotional,

[00:07:22] whereas like Kathy said in the past

[00:07:25] we were focusing on having them trace

[00:07:28] and write their names and cut.

[00:07:30] Now we're taking a couple steps back

[00:07:32] and starting with, can you sit in a circle

[00:07:35] and listen to us go over the calendar

[00:07:37] or read you a story or count to 10.

[00:07:41] So we're really having to dial it back

[00:07:42] and focus on that for the good first half of our year

[00:07:45] before we can get into the fine motor part of it.

[00:07:49] So it's important I feel now to start preschool at three

[00:07:54] and getting the two years in of preschool.

[00:07:58] So that the three year old classes

[00:07:59] can focus more on the socially emotional part of it

[00:08:02] and then you'll move up to the four year old class

[00:08:05] and then start your academics to prepare

[00:08:09] for kindergarten the following year.

[00:08:12] So I think one of the probably most not popular questions,

[00:08:15] but one of the questions is how do I know

[00:08:18] when my child is ready to move on?

[00:08:20] And you said you've got some older kids, the five's,

[00:08:23] that maybe didn't make the cut off or they just might need

[00:08:26] one more year, just of school before they go

[00:08:30] to the public schools.

[00:08:32] So what are some things the parents can look for

[00:08:34] or I know every child's different.

[00:08:37] Yeah, so you're gonna say to me right?

[00:08:39] But is there anything that they can maybe look for

[00:08:42] or any way that they can be evaluated?

[00:08:44] The child can be evaluated or anything like that?

[00:08:47] Here at Harmony we do do conferences for parents

[00:08:50] so parents get a nice portfolio in the spring

[00:08:54] that lets them know what skills their student has mastered.

[00:08:57] We all our moms ourselves,

[00:09:00] so we can all tell you we've never had a parent come back to us

[00:09:04] and say oh I'm so upset that I send them to school

[00:09:07] early, most of our summer birthdays end up staying

[00:09:10] with us for that extra year and it's a gift

[00:09:13] because they get that extra year to mature

[00:09:15] or they become more confident.

[00:09:17] So that's why I think we like our five-year-old program

[00:09:20] too, it helps them to bridge that gap

[00:09:23] when they're kind of stuck in that cutoff date of August 1st.

[00:09:26] The other thing is you could talk to your pediatrician.

[00:09:29] I always say go with your gut instinct.

[00:09:31] Students have to be potty trained to be at Harmony

[00:09:33] so a good thing is when you think your students

[00:09:36] ready to be potty trained just kind of take them out

[00:09:38] in public places during COVID,

[00:09:40] people weren't going to the grocery store.

[00:09:43] So it's all fun and games to go potty at home

[00:09:46] with your mom and dad, but when you have to leave the house,

[00:09:48] that was a challenge.

[00:09:50] So see how they act in public,

[00:09:52] can they use a public restroom?

[00:09:55] Can they talk about their phone number or their address

[00:09:58] when they're a little bit older?

[00:10:00] Just basic things that you can work on at home

[00:10:02] and if you see that they're starting

[00:10:03] to become curious about school and more social

[00:10:07] just kind of bridge that gap

[00:10:09] and get them into preschool.

[00:10:11] Well and I think that's why you guys mentioned,

[00:10:13] you know, get a couple of years of preschool

[00:10:15] and not just one and then done

[00:10:18] because that'll lay that foundation

[00:10:19] for them to be confident and to know a little bit more

[00:10:23] about everything as far as school goes

[00:10:26] and prepare them a little bit better for.

[00:10:28] The difference being a three year old teacher

[00:10:30] and seeing a student come from the three-year old class

[00:10:34] and then come back and go into the four-year old class

[00:10:37] is huge.

[00:10:38] The confidence that they gain even just throughout the year

[00:10:42] I think it's the biggest growth that we see

[00:10:45] and then to see them come back after the summer

[00:10:48] and they're a completely different student

[00:10:51] once they come in as a four-year old.

[00:10:53] You're like, oh my gosh, why weren't you

[00:10:55] with a student like that in the threes?

[00:10:57] But the confidence, the smiles,

[00:11:00] just the behavior, everything is different

[00:11:02] and that's all because they came to three-year old preschool

[00:11:06] and we went through the hard part with them

[00:11:08] and we taught them that

[00:11:10] and I feel like we're responsible

[00:11:11] for taking that little person

[00:11:13] and growing them into a bigger little person

[00:11:16] but now that can sit and actually learn

[00:11:19] and prepare for kindergarten.

[00:11:21] And then advantage probably lasts

[00:11:23] part of the way through elementary school as well

[00:11:25] with the social abilities.

[00:11:27] Yeah, I mean that's the foundation.

[00:11:29] Really, they're schooling and getting into that.

[00:11:32] So great things happening here.

[00:11:34] It sounds like we try.

[00:11:35] We try to stay involved with the school system too.

[00:11:39] We have a lot of parents that are teachers

[00:11:42] in the school system.

[00:11:44] So we like to think we do more than just with the state standards

[00:11:47] or we constantly are talking to teachers

[00:11:50] that are out there in the public schools,

[00:11:53] finding out what they want students to know

[00:11:55] and then breaking that down

[00:11:57] and making sure we cover that

[00:11:58] so that the students are more than ready to go.

[00:12:01] Walk into their first day in kindergarten.

[00:12:03] Yeah, I mean, and I know we see a community events all the time.

[00:12:06] They're always a trunker treat every year

[00:12:08] for a ticker rich and doing other things around town.

[00:12:11] So if anyone's interested in getting a hold of you,

[00:12:14] how do they get a hold of you?

[00:12:15] So you can give us a call at 330-273-3535

[00:12:20] or you can check out our Facebook page.

[00:12:23] We are on Twitter also and we have a website.

[00:12:26] Our website is HarmonyPreeSchoolLTD.org.

[00:12:31] And our Instagram is HarmonyPreeSchoolOHO

[00:12:34] and our ex formerly known as Twitter is also HarmonyPreeSchoolOHO.

[00:12:41] So if you can't figure out how to get hold of these girls,

[00:12:44] what the hell are you talking about?

[00:12:46] I know what it's like to do in our broad road.

[00:12:48] What kind of a, thank you guys for talking with us today.

[00:12:52] Thank you.

[00:12:52] For the information and I'm glad we don't have pre-schoolers anymore, right?

[00:12:57] Yeah.

[00:12:57] Hi, I'm so excited.

[00:12:59] I'm so excited.

[00:12:59] I'm so excited.

[00:13:00] But I'm, yeah.

[00:13:01] But beautiful facility here.

[00:13:03] You guys have been looking at some of the pictures.

[00:13:05] And again, thank you for hanging out with us today.

[00:13:09] Thank you.

[00:13:10] Thank you.

[00:13:11] So that was a great interview.

[00:13:13] You know, you don't even think about how COVID might have affected

[00:13:17] small, small children infants as they grew up during COVID.

[00:13:21] Yeah, I mean, that's what Megan said.

[00:13:23] She called them the COVID babies and there in school now

[00:13:26] and getting them ready maybe a little bit different.

[00:13:29] Just a little bit different.

[00:13:30] So if you're looking for a preschool check out Harmony,

[00:13:32] get any questions, skip, Kathy or Megan call.

[00:13:35] Oh, I'm moving right along.

[00:13:37] Gingerbread House contest.

[00:13:38] Is that time already?

[00:13:40] It's so like good.

[00:13:41] Where are we talking about this right now?

[00:13:44] I think there's only 10 more weeks to Christmas.

[00:13:47] Stop it.

[00:13:48] That's 10 Friday.

[00:13:50] Medina County Historical Society.

[00:13:53] Well, once again, be having a gingerbread house contest

[00:13:56] and trees will be on display at the John Smart House Museum.

[00:14:00] That's on Elmwood in Medina, Sunday, November 3rd.

[00:14:04] There's all the dates.

[00:14:05] I'm not even going to read all those.

[00:14:06] But anyway, this is a People's Choice Award.

[00:14:09] Adults are 16 and up, children 15 and under.

[00:14:11] New this year is our professional category.

[00:14:14] Wow.

[00:14:15] I see some architects and bakers in the future.

[00:14:18] For their information, they're to receive an application,

[00:14:21] contact the Mediana County Historical Society at 3307221342

[00:14:27] or email them.

[00:14:28] That's pretty neat.

[00:14:29] Maybe we should do something like that.

[00:14:30] That's what I was just thinking.

[00:14:31] Maybe we could have bronzer president

[00:14:33] to a gingerbread house and either have a place to play it

[00:14:37] or put it online for everybody to vote.

[00:14:40] Come up with the prize.

[00:14:41] Maybe they could go in between the Christmas trees

[00:14:43] over at 33017.

[00:14:44] So we might have to think about this.

[00:14:46] Yeah, my wife does one every year for work.

[00:14:48] So you're probably just double duty it for her.

[00:14:51] I'm sure a lot of people do.

[00:14:53] Right.

[00:14:53] Okay.

[00:14:54] All right.

[00:14:54] We'll look into that.

[00:14:55] We'll let you know.

[00:14:56] Well, you might come up with something there.

[00:14:58] Yeah.

[00:14:58] What else we got?

[00:14:59] I thought this was exciting.

[00:15:00] Monarch carpet one floor in home has a remodel.

[00:15:05] I saw the sign up.

[00:15:05] Angle he construction was doing a remodel form.

[00:15:08] But Dart Brothers was out there doing landscaping.

[00:15:11] Just touching up that building

[00:15:12] and making a commitment to stay in the community

[00:15:14] for years to come.

[00:15:16] Yeah, that's great.

[00:15:17] I actually stopped by there to pick up a donation

[00:15:21] that they made for stuff to bust

[00:15:22] and the guys were hanging out in the warehouse out back.

[00:15:26] That's where the show was.

[00:15:28] So now that it's all done, I'm sure they're back up front

[00:15:31] and loving their remodel and glad they're back in the game.

[00:15:35] And you know, they're going to have culvers right next door

[00:15:37] pretty soon.

[00:15:38] So they need to be ready for some traffic.

[00:15:40] It looks like probably.

[00:15:42] So don't forget to support local.

[00:15:43] They have carpet flooring tile and more.

[00:15:46] So when you're out there getting a quote, make sure you at least get one

[00:15:48] from them to keep it competitive.

[00:15:52] Yeah, absolutely.

[00:15:54] We want to give a shout out to Huntington Visual Arts Program

[00:15:57] for Winning First Play, a semester of show at Medani County Fair.

[00:16:01] Seven Huntington students impressed the fair board

[00:16:03] by answering questions, show you casing their artwork

[00:16:06] and explaining their process

[00:16:08] and how their masterpieces came to be.

[00:16:11] So special shout out to students,

[00:16:13] Kylie, Alex, Dexter, Aubrey, Autumn, Abbey,

[00:16:16] and another Abbey.

[00:16:17] So thank you for your amazing talents.

[00:16:22] There's some nice artwork up there.

[00:16:24] You see all that stuff?

[00:16:25] Yeah, yeah, good stuff.

[00:16:27] Yeah.

[00:16:27] I'm sure Play Moore has got me traded throughout the school.

[00:16:29] Yeah.

[00:16:30] Hey, this came across my desk.

[00:16:33] I got to share brown season is started.

[00:16:36] And this deal cannot be beat at the draft house

[00:16:40] saloon for the eighth year straight.

[00:16:43] They'll run dollar drafts.

[00:16:45] Yeah, that's right.

[00:16:45] The dollar drafts during their Cleveland.

[00:16:47] Right.

[00:16:48] And $3.

[00:16:49] Did it start a right way, way, way, way, way, way.

[00:16:52] Didn't start a riot down at municipal stadium years ago.

[00:16:56] Was it dollar hot dogs?

[00:16:57] I'm forgetting some started up.

[00:16:59] They were thrown stuff on the field or something.

[00:17:02] Yeah, if that's not a nice baseball.

[00:17:04] $3 bloody Mary's during the game.

[00:17:07] So wow.

[00:17:07] That's close to free.

[00:17:10] Ha ha ha.

[00:17:11] See that dough there?

[00:17:13] Oh my goodness.

[00:17:15] We're going to take a break again.

[00:17:17] I think great.

[00:17:18] And talk to a Roger from Houndstone.

[00:17:19] He's got a pooch, deafening.

[00:17:21] Let's check it out.

[00:17:24] Hey, guys.

[00:17:25] It's Roger from Houndstone.

[00:17:26] Just wanted to give you an update.

[00:17:28] This week we have deafening with us.

[00:17:30] She is a two year old.

[00:17:31] Chef mix.

[00:17:32] Been doing wonderful since she's come in.

[00:17:34] Any of the other townies, aka dogs that are here.

[00:17:38] That she's been hanging out with each day.

[00:17:40] She's doing great with.

[00:17:41] She is not the smaller side around 30 pounds.

[00:17:43] So some of those families that aren't interested in bigger dogs.

[00:17:46] She would be the perfect fit for you.

[00:17:49] So if you like to range a meat in greet and come in and check her out.

[00:17:53] I'm in love her meat, your family.

[00:17:54] We'd love to hear from you.

[00:17:55] Our number here is 330.

[00:17:58] 460, 3052.

[00:18:00] Also do remember.

[00:18:01] If you like to see all the dogs that are up for adoption at Rhea and R.S.Q.

[00:18:05] indoor cats, go on over to their site.

[00:18:08] Again, just Google, Rhea and R.S.Q.

[00:18:09] You'll find their website and you can see pictures of all the dogs and cats that are

[00:18:13] up for adoption.

[00:18:14] Lastly, just as a reminder,

[00:18:15] as we get back into the school year here, we are here at Houndstown in R.S.Q.

[00:18:21] On a daily basis for doggy daycare, Monday through Saturday and overnight,

[00:18:26] boarding 365 days throughout the year.

[00:18:29] We'd love to have you come in to check us out.

[00:18:30] So if you'd like to do that, you can also reach us here at 330.

[00:18:35] 460, 3052.

[00:18:36] We'd love to have you come in and check us out.

[00:18:38] But again, hopefully we can get deafening adopted.

[00:18:41] Love to hear from you and everyone have a great weekend.

[00:18:44] Two dog, thanks Roger for sharing.

[00:18:46] Not even going to say it this week.

[00:18:48] Hopefully we can get deafening adopted.

[00:18:51] All right, now we've got things to do in the 212.

[00:18:53] I believe.

[00:18:54] So let's start with Friday night.

[00:18:55] What have we got Friday night at 6pm?

[00:18:57] We got live music by Art Machaud,

[00:18:59] all right, Redwaygan Farm.

[00:19:01] That's from 6 to 9pm.

[00:19:02] Enjoy the sounds of that talented local call artist while enjoying beers from Redwaygan

[00:19:07] Brewery.

[00:19:08] Very nice.

[00:19:09] Also Friday night at the Brouquetle in Brunswick is just DD music.

[00:19:14] So check them out.

[00:19:16] That's tonight from 6 to 9.

[00:19:18] We also have voter head down on the farm over at Mapleside playing

[00:19:22] Yacht Rock.

[00:19:23] Yacht Rock.

[00:19:23] I like it.

[00:19:24] Yacht Rock.

[00:19:24] I hear from 7 to 10.

[00:19:26] Take it's our at the door.

[00:19:27] No pre-sale.

[00:19:28] Very good.

[00:19:29] All right, then tomorrow back by popular demand.

[00:19:34] The giant mums are back at fair trade.

[00:19:37] They have been at 10 o'clock tomorrow and mums will be available again at fair trade

[00:19:42] at 734 per road.

[00:19:43] Seriously, some of the biggest plants are out.

[00:19:46] So we got up.

[00:19:47] I got a bunch of them last year.

[00:19:49] They lasted all season.

[00:19:50] They were huge.

[00:19:51] Good price definitely be stopped by for some more this year.

[00:19:55] I got mixed emotions.

[00:19:56] I think I'm ready for fall but it's definitely a sign.

[00:20:00] I'm wearing pants.

[00:20:00] I'm wearing pants already.

[00:20:02] What's that?

[00:20:04] That means it's fall.

[00:20:07] Once you get a warm up though this weekend so we'll see.

[00:20:11] Once you're done picking up mums, you can check out the green view band over at

[00:20:15] Ryewagon Farm.

[00:20:16] That Saturday from 6 to 9, they have live music each night during this weekend.

[00:20:21] That's a 90s cover band and they'll get the brewery rocking.

[00:20:25] Very nice.

[00:20:25] Very nice.

[00:20:26] And if that's not your cup of tea, you can go over to Bianca's where I think I had a problem.

[00:20:32] I think you gave me this one before.

[00:20:34] Dom, no tea maybe?

[00:20:36] You think?

[00:20:37] I say noise but you know.

[00:20:39] Noice.

[00:20:40] It's noise.

[00:20:41] He makes a noise.

[00:20:42] Some noise music.

[00:20:45] Oh my gosh.

[00:20:46] Anyway, Dom we're so sorry that we're having fun with your name here.

[00:20:49] Dom will be playing at Bianca's tomorrow night from 6 to 9 and if I had to guess I'm going

[00:20:55] to say he's cruning at 10.

[00:20:56] He does.

[00:20:57] He does.

[00:20:57] Yes, I heard him on YouTube.

[00:20:59] Oh very nice.

[00:21:00] Very nice.

[00:21:02] And we have lots of options.

[00:21:04] And so this is probably where we'll find Lucas over at Happy Dude Bruse listening

[00:21:10] to Rai Valley Duo with special guest Adam Brown playing.

[00:21:14] He's 6 to 9 PM.

[00:21:15] He's that's a country picker and they show starts at 6 and they've got their own

[00:21:20] bro over there.

[00:21:21] Good stuff.

[00:21:21] You're just going to hop from place to place.

[00:21:24] So let's hop back over to Redwegg and farm on Sunday because they're going to have

[00:21:28] five music by Vince V. and court from 2 to 5.

[00:21:32] Again, that's over at Redwegg and farm.

[00:21:34] Local artist and vocalist will be back at the brewery for full day of entertainment

[00:21:39] he'll be playing on the patio.

[00:21:41] Again, that's from 2 to 5 on Sunday.

[00:21:43] Right.

[00:21:44] Also on Sunday at noon, bounce house near me is back at the backyard or the family day.

[00:21:49] Bring the family grab something to eat and drink while the kids are entertained by at

[00:21:53] least three large bounce houses set up for a small $5 fee per child.

[00:21:57] Yeah, there's only a couple more.

[00:21:59] A couple more dates, I think for this.

[00:22:01] So make sure you get over there.

[00:22:03] Great opportunity to check out a couple local businesses bounce house near me and the backyard.

[00:22:08] So in then August 30th,

[00:22:12] bike night up at the brew kettle from 6 to 9 again, that's Friday August 30th not tonight

[00:22:18] next week.

[00:22:20] Any of super sports presents bike night.

[00:22:22] So food truck live music games and prizes all up at the brew kettle over at marks

[00:22:28] and Rio 3.

[00:22:30] Yeah, and I don't know who made that flyer here, but I really like it.

[00:22:34] Good job to overmeat.

[00:22:35] Yeah, that's pretty slick.

[00:22:37] This one, Hotheads, Brito.

[00:22:40] This Thursday, August 29th from 11 a.m.

[00:22:42] until 10 b.m.

[00:22:44] is having a dime to donate for Buckeye's mission and sanctuary.

[00:22:48] You've heard me say for the last couple weeks.

[00:22:50] I think everybody should check out Hotheads because Chipotle has pissed me off for the final

[00:22:55] time, but that's okay.

[00:22:58] That was so you're really good.

[00:23:00] They're going to donate 25% of your purchase to Buckeye's mission and get a flyer.

[00:23:04] Wow.

[00:23:05] I got to do a show on the picture of the flyer.

[00:23:07] I'm sure.

[00:23:08] And 25% of your bill will be donated to Buckeye's mission in sanctuary.

[00:23:12] You know we're all about helping the dog goes out and this is just one more way to do it while

[00:23:16] eating local.

[00:23:18] Well I put this one in there.

[00:23:20] This one's not until September, September 14th but it sells out so I would get your tickets.

[00:23:25] There's more than one date.

[00:23:26] It's not just the 14th.

[00:23:28] I lied, but it starts on the 14th and that's Vino the way.

[00:23:32] I'm 24 over at Mapleside Farms.

[00:23:36] That's wine, walk, and corn maze.

[00:23:39] No man.

[00:23:39] You know the more you drink, the more.

[00:23:41] Did you see they had it?

[00:23:43] Did you see they had it beer this year?

[00:23:46] No.

[00:23:46] Now at each tasting station you can choose either wine or beer.

[00:23:51] So now.

[00:23:52] We know where you'll be.

[00:23:54] No, I give a damn.

[00:24:00] I like it.

[00:24:01] Oh my gosh.

[00:24:02] We may have to go.

[00:24:03] Or maybe I'll just go and be the D.D.

[00:24:05] There's seven weekends.

[00:24:07] There's a lot.

[00:24:08] But this sells out every year they sell out and then people are running.

[00:24:11] Oh, does anyone have tickets?

[00:24:12] Does anyone have tickets?

[00:24:14] So you're tickets early.

[00:24:15] We're telling you about it.

[00:24:16] Now it is the end of August and you've got about a little over three weeks.

[00:24:22] So get those tickets now.

[00:24:25] 21 over.

[00:24:26] No babies, no strollers, no carriers.

[00:24:29] Oh, really?

[00:24:29] I can't believe you have to tell people that.

[00:24:31] It's like it's a wine thing.

[00:24:34] And beer.

[00:24:34] Oh, I'm sorry.

[00:24:36] I'm beer.

[00:24:36] She's a beer.

[00:24:38] And beer.

[00:24:39] That's it.

[00:24:40] That's all we got.

[00:24:40] All right.

[00:24:41] That's a lot.

[00:24:43] That's a lot.

[00:24:44] Well, that was a jam pack show.

[00:24:45] So thank you again to Harmony Pre-school for sitting down chatting with us.

[00:24:49] Lucas and I were at Business at the Baron earlier this week.

[00:24:53] And so we'll tell you all about that next week.

[00:24:55] And I'll tell you about some of the businesses that we talked to.

[00:24:57] For sure.

[00:24:59] If you're a local business and you want to get on the podcast, have us talk to you

[00:25:03] and give us some shoutouts.

[00:25:04] I'm tackled.

[00:25:05] Lucas, are I through social media?

[00:25:06] You know how to get hold of us.

[00:25:09] Other than that, I think that's going to do it.

[00:25:10] You got anything else?

[00:25:10] That's it.

[00:25:11] Enjoy your week, Browns.

[00:25:12] Thanks.

[00:25:13] All right.

[00:25:13] I'll see you guys.

[00:25:17] 4,000 to.

[00:25:20] Just doing my work at two days on and back.

[00:25:25] Oh, it's a deep bird.

[00:25:29] So deep.

[00:25:31] Oh, I could barely lift my right arm because I did so many.

[00:25:34] You have your UBless muscle connects to the upper door, some of us.

[00:25:39] It's boring but it's part of my life.

[00:25:41] I'm just going to grab the shirt if you don't mind.

[00:25:44] Just watch out for the guns.

[00:25:45] They'll get you.