Bitch Talk Podcast

Welcome to a special two-part conversation with the one, the only, Renel Brooks-Moon. Renel has been a trailblazer in Bay Area radio and more recently in Major League Baseball. For the past 18 seasons, Renel has been the San Francisco Giant's PA announcer and the only women to hold this position in all of Major League Baseball. She's seen it all and has done it all and is still making moves in her personal and professional life and it's something to be admired. Please enjoy episode 189 of this podcast and remember to rate and comment on iTunes!!! #listensharerepeat

OMG, guys....it's part two of our chat with writer, director, songwriter, musician, badass, native San Franciscan - H.P. Mendoza! If you thought the first half was fun just wait for his John Stamos Minute at the end of this episode. We're still laughing about it. Please go check out H.P.'s website to see his previous work and to keep up with what he's doing next. Thanks for listening and remember to #ListenShareRepeat

H.P. Mendoza is a unicorn. He's a native San Franciscan and calls the Mission his home. H.P. is a director, songwriter, composer, screenwriter, and loves Jameson as much as we do. Our conversation with H.P. went so long that this is the first time in Bitch Talk history that we're breaking up the episode into two parts. So please enjoy this first bit of H.P. and his greatness. I know we did! #listensharerepeat

#LifeAfterLoss is not easy. Since 2012, the non-profit The Dinner Party has made it their mission to gather like-minded folks who have lost someone or something of significance in their lives around a dinner table and talk about their experience. With 120 U.S. cities participating, and outside of the U.S., Amsterdam, Sydney, Toronto, Guatemala City, and more, The Dinner Party has become a movement connecting people in a casual yet meaningful way. You can be a part of the movement too...share this with friends, family, colleagues, or just listen in and throw your own Dinner Party.

What do you do when Uber and Lyft decide to leave your town? You create your own ridesharing app, and you do it right. On this episode of Bitch Talk, we had the pleasure of talking with Joe Deshotel, director of community engagement at Ride Austin, a non-profit ridesharing company kicking ass in Austin, Texas. Joe talks to us about the importance of social entrepreneurship and how a company with good intentions can make an impact in their community in a short amount of time. Get on board and download podcast #162 of Bitch Talk, and help us out by leaving a comment on iTunes or sharing our podcast on your social channels. #ListenShareRepeat

For more info on Ride Austin, visit their site: www.RideAustin.com