The Community

In this episode, we are with Pete Padula. Owner of the new Annie's Coffee & Creamery and the beloved Apple Annie's Restaurant; A menu with something for everyone. If you cannot find something to eat at Apple Annie's, you're not really hungry... We'll also touch on the upcoming Italian Market, old ideas and concepts that have been revitalized as ingenious, Dolly Sods, and Pete's outstanding involvement with the community.

Darlene Grossa with PNC - One of Morgantown's most adept lending experts, gives us the rundown on her work with the Mon Valley Habitat for Humanity projects and ReStore. We touch on PNC's loan products, BNI, freeze dried food and her seemingly love-hate relationship with the great outdoors.

With our guest: Mon Co. County Commissioner, Tom Bloom; Chatting about our great city (Morgantown) the economic engine in the beautiful hills of West Virginia. We're pulling the curtain back on the enigmatic WestRidge Development, BassPro, Cheesecake Factory?, Broadband, the best cheesesteak, Gene's, and most importantly, "Pantry Plus More" - combating hunger and more one student at a time. An incredible program with the vision to INSPIRE, ENGAGE, and LEAD our community in ending hunger and give

Coach Collins on building a team. A man is only as good as his word and this man stands behind his. From "Coach to "Broker" - guiding the court to guiding you home. He's found success in his teams and community throughout his many dedicated years to Morgantown, WV.

Zech Beard, Aaron Marko and Ryan Bashour - In the heart of the Appalachian Basin talking about the entrepreneurial endeavors of RB: Pikewood Energy, Compass Realty Group, Golf, [Chasin' Birdies] & the great state of West Virginia. We discover that not everything you read online (good or bad) is always factual.

There's an old African proverb that says “If you want to go quickly, go alone. If you want to go far, go together: An Average Man Takes a Not-So-Average Run Across America for Veterans. On July 6, 2012, Marine Corps veteran Jamie Summerlin dipped his feet into the Atlantic Ocean in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware after running 3,452 miles in 100 days. While Summerlin’s inspiring transcontinental journey to honor U.S. veterans is finished and documented in his book Freedom Run,” his mission to honor

Elias Hishmeh: The voyage of a humble, yet iconic mans life from the oilfields of the Middle East to the dining tables of Morgantown, WV. His 40 years of dedicated service has filled out bellies and warmed out hearts - He's inspired us all. "Treat people right, they'll treat you the same way".

This is unedited - Drinking 40 Weight Coffee with RB.