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1 week ago |
wortfm.org | Emily Tucker
How do I get my music played on WORT? We accept submissions in most genres and styles of music, focusing on noncommercial, out-of-the-mainstream, independent releases (check out our playlists and music charts for more information.) It may take up to a few weeks for us to review and process your submission so we appreciate your patience, and feel free to contact us to follow up.
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3 weeks ago |
wortfm.org | Emily Tucker
This week on Stuff Yer Face, feature contributor Emily Tucker takes listeners to Troy Farm where she sits down with Farm Director, Paul Huber. Emily and Paul talk about all the ways Troy Farm is emulating Rooted Wisconsin’s mission of connecting the community through food, land, and learning, and of course – which vegetables are best for stuffing your face with. For more information on Troy Farm and Rooted Wisconsin, including how to get involved, visit rootedwi.org. Did you enjoy this story?
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1 month ago |
wortfm.org | Emily Tucker
On this week’s edition of Stuff Yer Face, feature contributor Emily Tucker talks mocktails with Brent Mann. Brent and his wife Michelle Duvall opened Blind Shot Social Club four years ago on Madison’s east side, blending together their experience in the food, beverage, and golf industries. With a wide array of cocktails, both NA and with alcohol, plus a vibrant menu, golf simulators, and outdoor seating – there is something for everyone.
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2 months ago |
wortfm.org | Emily Tucker
This week on Stuff Yer Face, feature producer Emily Tucker chats with Lacy Rude, a veteran of the Madison food industry who now highlights local food producers at her “snack bar” style cafe inside the Bur Oak music venue called Lacy’s Cafe. More is on the horizon with Lacy’s Cafe, set to expand into Atwood Music Hall opening this summer. For more information, including hours and menu, visit theburoakmadison.com/lacys-cafe and follow Lacy on Instagram @lacys_cafe. Did you enjoy this story?
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2 months ago |
wortfm.org | Emily Tucker
Looking for delicious vegan cuisine in Madison? This week on Stuff Yer Face, food feature contributor Emily Tucker chats with James Bloodsaw, owner of Just Veggiez, a Black-owned all-vegan family food business, located on State Street. Whether you’ve enjoyed their festival fare at WORTstock or are looking for vegan catering, they’ve got you covered. Visit justveggiez.com to check out their menu, meal planning service, and upcoming pop-ups and events!Did you enjoy this story?
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