They’re called Waffle Chix - but they’re not chicks. Concessionaire newcomer, Chris Taylor has already appeared on Carnival Eats 4 different times and has built an amazing client base in a very short time. He joins us today to share Waffle Chix 2020 story.
Fair Game 223 - Jimmy Earhart, Sea Lion Splash
Today we talk with Jimmy Earhart, the owner of Sea Lion Splash, a terrific show experience for guests that show cases both educational and entertaining demonstrations with sea lions. We discuss the unique impact of the pandemic on animals acts plus we talk about the new compound Earhart is building in Texas. All that and more!
Fair Game 222 - Eric Wofford, Yuma County Fair
Fair Game 221 - Tonya & Jory, Team T&J
Today’s guests are a duo of children’s entertainers. Their high energy show is fun for kids and families. They join us from their home outside Toronto, Ontario, Canada. They’re the first Canadians we’ve had on the show this season and they bring a unique look at how the pandemic has impacted Canada.
Fair Game 220 - Suzanne Neve, Florida Festivals & Events Association
Suzanne Neve is the executive director for the Florida Festivals and Events Association. The FFEA is the membership body for festival and event planners in the state fo Florida. Their membership includes local municipalities, independent event planners and fairs and festivals. We talk about the effect Covid-19 has had on the Florida events market and what the future of Florida special events could look like.
Fair Game 219 - Jay Strates, Strates Shows
Strates Shows, based out of Orlando, FL is the last carnival operator in America to travel by train. On today’s show, Jay Strates shares the far reaching impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic on his company. Jay has deep roots within this industry. His knowledge and experience within the industry make this a can’t miss show.
Fair Game 218 - Dennis Lee, Dennis Lee Band
Fair Game 217 - Chef Scott Landry, Chef Landry's Comedy Cooking Show
Chef Landry joins us today from his home in Lake Charles, Louisiana. The Lake Charles area has been under tremendous pressure in 2020. Not only have they faced a pandemic, they’ve also faced directs hits from Hurricanes Laura and Iota. Scott and I discuss the stress of the pandemic and how these two massive storms antagonized an already desperate situation.