East Lake Farmers Market
Birmingham Shines
East Lake Market is a small-but-vibrant farmers and crafters market operated by Peer, Inc., a nonprofit, in the parking lot behind East Lake United Methodist Church.
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Pack Health
Birmingham Shines
This week on Birmingham Shines my guests are Uma Srivastava, who...
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Dr. Shelley Stewart
Birmingham Shines
Dr. Shelley Stewart, Birmingham businessman, radio legend, philanthropist and pillar of Birmingham, is the guest on episode 38 of Birmingham Shines podcast. ...
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Birmingham Dance Walk and More - Out and About in Birmingham
Birmingham Shines
This week's offers something of a hodge-podge, centered around the theme of out-and-about town. ...
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TEDxBirmingham 2016 - Ideas Shared
Birmingham Shines
TEDxBirmingham 2016 was March 12 at the Alys Stephens Performing Arts Center on the UAB Campus.
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Sheree Martin - Time to Shine
Birmingham Shines
When I was three a lawnmower turned over on me and crushed my left temple, I have a noticeable but faded scar in the shape of a cross. I can actually remember bits and pieces of the moments before, during, and after the accident. My head on my mother's chest, covered in blood, as we raced to the nearest hospital 10 miles away. Today, I call it my Harry Potter scar. The girl who lived. I'm Sheree Martin, host and producer of Birmingham Shines, and I want to say thank you for listening to the podcast and for sharing it with your friends. I've been blessed to have met so many awesome individuals...
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KultureCity - Seeing the Potential In Autism
Birmingham Shines
This week’s episode of Birmingham Shines features a conversation with Dr. Julian Maha, an emergency medicine physician and co-founder of KultureCity, an impact driven and award-winning nonprofit that is based in Birmingham but with a global presence. ...
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Alabama Trails Magazine
Birmingham Shines
Katie Exum, publisher and editor of Alabama Trails magazine is the guest on episode 33 of Birmingham Shines. ...
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Red Mountain Grace
Birmingham Shines
My guest this week is Jason Carroll, one of the co-founders of Red Mountain Grace, a 501c3 nonprofit organization that offers residential space to out of town families in need who must be in Birmingham on an extended basis to receive medical treatment. ...
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Teddy Zane - Flex Fitness
Birmingham Shines
Teddy Zane, owner of Flex Fitness in Irondale, is the guest on episode 31 of Birmingham Shines. ...
info_outlineKatie Exum, publisher and editor of Alabama Trails magazine is the guest on episode 33 of Birmingham Shines.
Rotary Trail in downtown Birmingham is the next trail set to open in Birmingham.
Rotary Trail is part of a much larger trail system under development in the Magic City and surrounding areas.
We are so blessed to have amazing outdoor recreation opportunities all around us. Birmingham’s burgeoning trail system and city parks are one of the reasons that Birmingham is gaining so much attention from national media and tourism bloggers. Yes, we have amazing food. But we have so much more and outdoor recreation is a big part of that.
I wanted to have Katie on the show because she and her husband have created a relatively new magazine that focuses on outdoor recreation opportunities all across Alabama, including those here in the greater Birmingham area. I think it’s a great resource for anyone who wants to learn more about what to see and do all across Alabama, including right here in Birmingham.
If you’re a regular listener to Birmingham Shines, you might remember that Deon Gordon said he marks the turning point in Birmingham’s renaissance with the creation of Railroad Park. Others on the show have echoed that sentiment. Teresa Thorne, executive director of City Action Partnership, known as CAPS downtown, is one of those individuals. Another guest, David Weigel singled out the city parks and outdoor recreation opportunities surrounding the greater Birmingham area as one of the reasons Birmingham Shines. Scot Duncan, a professor at Birmingham Southern College talked about Alabama’s amazing biodiversity and why it matters for our city, region and state.
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Full show notes here: http://birminghamshines.com