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00:08World Kitchen Presents Wedding Day Radio: Angela Chester
in Women
“White weddings weren’t always the norm in Western culture,” I Do Radio host Angela Chester explains in her series on connubial couture. “One of the first women to walk down the aisle in white was Mary Queen of Scots, when she married Francois II of France in 1558. Considered inauspicious, white was at that time the official color of mourning in France. It didn’t become popular until 1840, after the marriage of Queen Victoria to Albert of Saxe. Victoria wore a white gown as a way to incorporate some lace from her own closet that she loved.”
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00:14
World Kitchen Presents Wedding Day Radio: Saukok Chu Tiampo
in Women
What’s a bridesmaid to do to look fabulous without upstaging the bride or breaking her own bank? That conundrum prompted Saukok Chu Tiampo to found 57 Grand Bridalwear. “In 2007, I had a destination wedding in Anguila, where I invited my eight bridesmaids to join us for the weekend,” she tells Wedding Planning Radio host Jeannie Uyanik. “I wanted to defray the cost of the dresses, so I gifted them to my maids. But while shopping for eight dresses, I didn’t see anything I liked. That’s when I realized there was an opportunity to fill a need in the market in terms of style and price point.”
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02:19
S07/E06: "Kitchen Politics 123 Political Week In Review & What's Coming Next?!"
Welcome & glad you could join us. Looking forward to taking your calls as we discuss:
Should Speaker John Boehner be arreted for treasonous acts against the United States? What are your thoughts and opinions on the upcoming speech by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netenyahu to the U.S. Congress?
Worldwide March Against Monsanto March 3rd, 2015.
XL KEYSTONE PIPELINE VETOED by President Obama...good thing or bad?
Opposition Leader (and chief critic of GOP darling Vladimir Putin), Boris Nemtsov, brutally gunned down in broad daylight in front of Kremlin building.
Cultural Icon & beloved actor Leonard Nimoy passes away. Westboro Baptists plans to protest his funeral
CPAC Round Up: Is Scott Walker the male version of Sarah Palin? Rand cheered, Jeb booed. Highlighting the crazy moments(and there were many)
Former Sheriff and anti-Obama Care lunatic now begging for $ to pay medical bills. KARMA!
Tom Swhweich (pronounced Schwike) was State Auditor for Missouri and was going to rum for Governor. Did he commit suicide or is there more to this than meets the eye?
Founding Fathers: "We Are Not A Christian Nation". How many times does this need to be pointed out?
North Carolina legalizes call girls for politicians. Ethics Commission says sex between politicians and lobbyists is legal. Hmmm?
These and any other topic you want to speak about tonight. Call in at (619) 789-1959. Press 1 to speak LIVE ON AIR. Say first name and where you are calling from? Thanks for pressing LIKE, SHARE, FOLLOW & REMIND buttons.
This is KITCHEN POLITICS 123 RADIO SHOW with DAVE & LORI
"We're Not Anti-Social, Just Anti-Stupid...LET'S GET COOKIN'!"
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00:10
World Kitchen Presents Wedding Day Radio: Diann Valentine
in Women
There’s a reason uber-producer Mark Burnett picked Diann Valentine to host his Wedding Day reality series: She’s got a passion for making brides and grooms happy. “We travel around the country and find deserving couples who, for one reason or another face circumstances that prevent them from having the wedding of their dreams,” the celebrity events planner tells Buzzworthy Radio host NaVell Lee. “So we show up and in four days, we supersize it and make it bigger and better than anything they could have ever imagined. And we make the whole process simple for them.”
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00:14
World Kitchen Presents Wedding Day Radio: Mary Winslow
in Women
How far out should couples order their wedding cake? “That all depends on the difficulty of the design, Mary Winslow of Sinful Wedding Confections tells The Wedding 101 Show host David Rothstein. “The season you want to get married in is also a key factor. So a general range for the height of a wedding season—between Memorial Day and Labor Day—would be five to six months. But if you’re getting married in February, you could easily book your baker in January, because that’s such a slow season.”
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00:12
World Kitchen Presents Wedding Day Radio: David Rothstein
in Women
Wanna throw a sophisticated reception? Then be sure to tune into The Wedding 101 Show as host, and veteran Chicago-based band leader, David Rothstein delves into the dancing-between-courses craze. “We do it probably 80 to 90 percent of the time at the weddings we play these days,” he says. “As the term implies, this is dancing between dinner courses, throughout the dinner portion of your evening. It originated in upsate New York, it was a very high-society way of throwing a wedding reception. And over the past 30 years, it has made its way across the U.S. The biggest benefit is that it creates energy and momentum throughout the night. And that, for me, is a key to any successful wedding.”
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00:12
World Kitchen Presents Wedding Day Radio: Naomi Levine
in Women
Naomi “The Cake Aussie” Levine has made name for herself as a master baker whose creations have been the toast of many a Midwest wedding since 2004. So we were curious to learn what confectionary delight she served at her own nuptials. “It had to be over the top. And it wasn’t just one, it was two cakes: One for me and one for John,” the TipsyCake founder tells The Wedding 101 Show host David Rothstein of her hubby. “We love to create cakes that are a true reflection of the groom’s personality and passion. And John has been a vinyl DJ forever, and he loves Pabsy Blue Ribbon beer. So I decided to do a six-pack of Pabst as the base of the cake. And on the top we put vinyl records and a figurine of John spinning records. We also added a figurine of me and our five-year-old son.”
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00:12
World Kitchen Presents Wedding Day Radio: Adele Wechsler
in Women
Something old, something new, something borrowed, something… green? Rhyme or no rhyme, that’s the sentiment more and more brides a marrying by these days. And no one knows it better than Adele Wechsler of Eco-Culture wedding gowns. “One of the ways of going green when picking a wedding dress is to look for a sustainable fabric. You want to find natural fabrics, not manmade. So look for silk,” the designer tells Green & Gorgeous host Renee Ross. “But not just any silk. It should be eco-silk, which is made without killing the silk worms. Another good alternative is gowns made from hemp.”
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00:11
World Kitchen Presents Wedding Day Radio: Carolyn Bendall
in Women
Patricia Davis of Organically Yours Bridal delves into the essence of a successful wedding dress. “When we custom sew a wedding gown, we’re sewing that gown not based on fashion or trends. We’re sewing it based upon satisfying that bride, the designer tells Your True Colors host Carolyn Bendall. “Every bride should be able to select a gown based on what she wants. But because there are so many things every bride wants in a gown, the chances of matching every single detail with a mass-produced dress are very slim.”
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00:12
World Kitchen Presents Wedding Day Radio: Therez Fleetwood
in Women
Call it Ken-do attitude. “I started dressing my Barbie dolls when I was 10 years old,” bridal designer Therez Fleetwood, who’d go on to create the only Afrocentric costumes ever worn by Mickey and Minnie Mouse at Walt Disney World, tells Wealthy Sistas host Deborah Hardnett. “So my mother sent me to sewing school. But I wasn’t a big fan of that, and quit after three months. Then my mother bought me a sewing machine, but I didn’t do anything with it for about three years. Then something hit me and I took it out one day and started sewing non-stop. I’ve been at it ever since.”
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00:06
World Kitchen Presents Wedding Day Radio: Felecia Hatcher
in Women
If a Good Humor-like ice-cream truck is the last thing you’d expect to see at a wedding reception—particularly one toting wine-flavored treats—you’re in for a big surprise. “We drive up with the old-school music playing right out of the truck, and it just lights up the crowd. They’re turning around trying to figure out where it’s coming from,” Felecia Hatcher of Feverish Ice Cream tells I Do Radio host Angela Chester. “What’s unique about our ice-cream truck is all the different selections that brides and gooms have for their event. We did a themed wedding last year and we had wine ice cream, Japanese mochi balls, we do vegan-friendly ice cream as well. The wine ice cream has been around just for few years, and there are flavors like peach Zinfandel, port, chocolate cabernet and a cherry chardonnay.”
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00:13
World Kitchen Presents Wedding Day Radio: Ebony Looney
in Women
Get decked out for your big day for under a hundred bucks? Impossible, you say? Not according to Unik Apparel founder Rose Reyes. “The wedding dress you saw on my blog was just $44.99. I got it from Target,” she tells Make Me Over, Eb! host Ebony Looney. “I went online and found this really simple gown. And for someone having a small wedding or a second wedding, it’s surpisingly classy. And I paired the dress with some shoes from Target as well, which cost just $11.99. They’re extremely comfortable, which is always helpful because most brides spend hours running around socializing.”
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