Podcasts and Video
The Buffalo Effect: The Buffalo Effect shares the stories from a rust belt city that picked itself up, brushed itself off and learned how to shine again. We talk to interesting people who call Buffalo home and have impacted this re-emerging city. The Buffalo Effect is produced by Michelle Levitt at the Too Much Neon…
Roy Bakos is a teacher and 18-year staple of the Pearl Street Bar and Grill, who, in 2017, plans on running for mayor of Buffalo. As mayor, Bakos has pledged to strive for “honesty, transparency, service, dedication to my community, and making life better in the greatest small city in America.” Learn more about the…
Adam Zyglis is a Pulitzer Prize- winning political cartoonist for The Buffalo News. The Pulitzer committee heralded his “strong images to connect with readers while conveying layers of meaning in few words.” Zyglis’ work is nationally syndicated through Cagle Cartoons. B-LO the Headline: Buffalo-centric podcast hosted by Joe Doherty & David Scott Myers. We discuss…
Donn Esmonde is a featured columnist for The Buffalo News. On this episode we discuss the future of the Central Wharf and the quality of City Hall leadership. Follow us on Twitter: @BLOheadline. B-LO the Headline: Buffalo-centric podcast hosted by Joe Doherty & David Scott Myers. We discuss #urbanism #development #arts #history #late-night #weirdness with…
Robert (Bob) Shibley is dean of the University at Buffalo’s School of Architecture and Planning and one of the figureheads of One Region Forward, an award-winning sustainable planning initiative that cuts across the greater Buffalo and Niagara regions. On this episode, we discuss UB’s role in the urban planning community, the importance of urbanity and place, and One Region Forward’s vision for micro and macro development.
Nick Sinatra is a local developer and head of Sinatra and Company Real Estate. His recent projects include The Phoenix (apartments) and downtown’s Expo Market. If you live in the city, chances are that you live near a Sinatra development. The company manages to create a real buzz wherever it goes, by teaming up with progressive local businesses in search of inspiring build-outs in the city’s historic building stock. Sinatra has proven that he is willing to take chances, in order to elevate the development standards in Buffalo. In a relatively short period of time, he has managed to amass a substantial property portfolio. Sinatra is implementing strategic moves that are helping to redefine the way people interact with, and view, the city.
Tim Tielman is the executive director of the Campaign for Greater Buffalo History, Architecture, and Culture, who also serves as a member of Buffalo’s Preservation Board. He has had a hand in many of Buffalo’s prominent restoration efforts and is one of the city’s most outspoken advocates of preservation. On this episode we discuss the conflict around the Bachelor, Green & Wicks’ threatened apartment building, and Tim talks about the importance of sustainable “urban ecosystems.”
Cory Perla is a co-founder and music editor of The Public. On this episode we speculate on the future of One Seneca, discuss Buffalo’s upcoming live music schedule and the Human iPod, and Dave professes undying love for Iron Maiden. Cory’s writing can be found at dailypublic.com. B-LO the Headline: Buffalo-centric podcast hosted by Joe…
Gabby Mattina is the owner of TheGypsyParlor, Duke’s Bohemian Grove Bar’, and the recently opened GBGB in downtown’s Expo Market. On this episode we discuss Allentown night-life, #Buffalo’s transforming West Side, and a guy who randomly licks shoes. Plus, Gabby reveals a “million dollar” restaurant secret. Twitter: @BLOheadline B-LO the Headline: Buffalo-centric podcast hosted by…
Recorded live at Soup Fest 2016. With special guests: Soup Fest creator Matt Carlucci, MC Seamus Gallivan, and a sweaty patron named Tom. http://www.buffalosoupfest.com/ B-LO the Headline: Buffalo-centric podcast hosted by Joe Doherty & David Scott Myers. We discuss #urbanism #development #arts #history #late-night #weirdness with local newsmakers. Doing our part for #Buffalo’s renaissance. Produced…
