Radio Show with Jeff and Jeremy

Episode 35, June 6, 2011 – This week’s episode is not sponsored by Garage Bar.

BREAKING WEINER PICTURE NEWS!

Jeff and Jeremy recap their their Memorial Day weeks, including visits to Luxe, Sweet Moses, the City of Chicago, Grovewood Tavern, Tony’s Southside Pizza and 806 Martini and Wine Bar. Plus…

Cleveland restaurant news:

• Pura Vida now open for breakfast and lunch on Public Square
• Ellis Cooley of AMP 150 taking his talents to West Palm Beach
• Noodlecat, Noodlecat, Noodlecat!
• Top 50 Cleveland patios and Northeast Ohio patio neighborhoods

And speaking of food, a Chicagoer sneaks into Cleveland to win a hot dot eating contest and a Cleveland company is selling a new vodka.

The Terminal Tower observation deck is now open on Saturdays from Noon-5pm (tickets) and on Sunday from Noon-4pm (tickets) through December 18.

308 new apartments (and a pool!) being constructed on Cleveland State University’s campus.

Lots of events happening this summer in Cleveland:

• Free Rock and Roll Summer in the City concert series
• Wade Oval Wednesdays (and Parade The Circle this Saturday)
• Summer Solstice Part at The Cleveland Museum of Art

Don’t go planking, kids. And get that skin cancer screening! But first, LISTEN TO THE SHOW!

Episode 34, May 23, 2011 – The world didn’t end, so you get a fresh episode of Radio Show with Jeff and Jeremy. Lucky you.

Jeff and Jeremy talk about the Battery Park Wine Bar, bridal showers, Cropicana, Sweet Moses, Lucky’s Cafe, Tom Evanchuck at the Beachland Ballroom and giant raccoons.

And in the news:

• American Greetings is moving its headquarters to Crocker Park
• Metro in the Warehouse District is closing to be replaced by… Bar Louie?
• Rock Gaming wants to tear down the historic Columbia Building to build a parking garage for the casino
• Ohio City named one of 10 great places to bar-hop round the world
• Dike 14 becomes the Cleveland Lakefront Nature Preserve

Plus, there’s going to be two pop up restaurants in the future Noodlecat space this summer.

No show next Monday due to Memorial Day, but here’s some events to occupy your weekend with:

• Great American Rib Cook-Off
• Berea’s National Rib Cook Off
• Garfield Monument Ceremony
• Tremont Greekfest

And in sports… The Indians once again have the best record in Major League Baseball, the Cavs get the first and fourth round draft picks and the NFL players union is still locked out…

Want to come to Jeremy’s wedding? E-mail Jeff at hatemail@radioshowonline.com and he might bring you as his date!

And get a skin cancer screening!

Episode 33, May 9, 2011 – In a weekend wrap up, Jeff and Jeremy discuss Barking Spider and the Fairmount Wine Bar, Cinco de Mayo (and Cuatro de Mayo), the Tremont Tap House, Mother’s Day, Momocho, Willoughby Brewing Company, Ballantine, Palookaville Chili and roasting a pig.

The West Park Hooley and Beer Fest at the IX Center are both this weekend, Flip Side Burger is opening a second location on the East Bank of the Flats, Dike 14 is opening as a nature preserve, and Cedar Point’s latest ride is delayed until at least Memorial Day weekend.

Plus, the Tribe is kicking butt in baseball and the number of TVs per household drops for the first time ever.

And we read some e-mails sent to hatemail@radioshowonline.com. Listen now!

Episode 32, April 25, 2011 – It’s raining in Cleveland, but we’re dishing out hot and dry podcasts. Jeff and Jeremy recap their Easter weekends – Jeremy spent time with family and Jeff took care of a dog.

In the Cleveland food scene, Palookaville Chili has its grand opening Friday (soft opening tomorrow) and The Treehouse now has a kitchen upstairs and is serving food.

The big downtown Cleveland development announcement Dan Gilbert was hinting at was a new development project the Browns are pushing for just north of the stadium.

It’s Dyngus Day in Cleveland. What’s that? You’ll have to listen to find out (and even if you do you probably still won’t know…).

Eric Wobser of Ohio City Inc writes about Ohio City’s artisan culture.

If you’re wondering, “Where can I put on a sombrero and run around to different bars, doing shots with a friend?” check out Blind Pig on Thursday, May 5 for Cinco de Mayo’s “Run For The Border“. But if you’re wondering, “Where can I watch the NFL draft and help fight multiple sclerosis at the same time?” you’ll want to go to the 11th Annual Draft Party at Barley House.

And yet another film is coming to Cleveland… All this, plus more hijinks. Don’t just sit there… LISTEN NOW!

Episode 31, April 18, 2011 – Jeremy ventures down to Akron to see the MC Escher exhibit at the Akron Art Museum, eat pizza at Luigi’s, pet a puppy a Pet’s Pajama’s, get some groceries from West Point Market and have a beer at The Lockview.

Also, Jeremy tastes potential food for his wedding and heads to the final Cavs game of the season (unrelated). Jeff goes to RaRa Riot at Beachland Ballroom and makes Easter plans with his dog.

The weekend flip cup tournament at Hooples was a huge success! Teen moms and Davids love us (including Facebook Fan of the Week David Peck). Tax day is done – how much did Jeff and Jeremy make last year?

Cleveland is the sixth best city for commuters, Tony Hawk’s foundation gives $25,000 to Cleveland skate park, Jonathan Sawyer is bringing Noodlecat to Euclid Avenue near East 4th Street and Michael Symon is hosting a new TV show.

Congressman Dennis Kucinich makes an appearance on The Daily Show. Plus, is Dan Gilbert taking over Tower City?

And it’s back – MUSIC PENETRATION! This week, Jeff and Jeremy penetrate Balloon Flight by The Grammar Club. Your ears can’t wait… Listen now!