Charlie Romans Podcast
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Foundry Theater and Appalachian Film Festival
Rachael Allinder, the Founder and CEO of Foundry Theater shares a little about the Foundry’s history and how it serves local creators. The nonprofit is located on the top floor […]
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Huntington Comic and Toy Convention
The Huntington Comic and Toy Convention returns on Saturday and Sunday (Aug 12-13) in Huntington, West Virginia. The annual event, now in its third year, will be held at the […]
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Farm to Table Returns
Farm to Table, the event which showcases agriculture and locally sourced produce, is set to return on Saturday, July 15 at 6pm. The event began in 2019 due to a […]
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Jewel Art Gallery
There weren’t many (read any) art galleries where I grew up. The irony to that fact was that I grew up painting, not pastoral scenes or portraits, but automobiles. And […]
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CRe05: Sky37 Bistro
If you are in downtown Ashland Kentucky at the SkyTower business complex, you can find Jason Crum and his wife Carma at Sky37 Bistro brewing an amazing cup of coffee. “It’s been […]
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CRe04: Geek Inc. Jarrod Greer
My friend Jarrod Greer describes himself as a “serial entrepreneur,” and I have to admit that the title fits. Jarrod will trade on almost anything, and he regularly travels both […]
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CRe03: Imel’s Greenhouse
I have been listening to people brag about Imel’s Greenhouse on Route 1 in Greenup, Kentucky almost as long as I’ve known the owner Kenny Imel and his family. And […]
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CRe02: Corduroy Brown
Take just a second to imagine that one of your closest friends was a talented musician, and not just talented but so good that he made everything look easy. Imagine […]
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CRe01: Eridanus Brewery and Tea House
Eridanus Brewery in downtown Russell Kentucky is the realization of the dream of Justin and Kristen Matthews, who blend their excitement into every batch of specialty beer and fine teas. […]
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CRe00: Who in the world is Charlie Romans?
Hi, I’m Charlie Romans and welcome to the show. My life is probably a lot like yours. I grew up around here, I traveled a bit, and then I came […]
