Episode 34 of "The Orlando Shine Show" was recorded at Tactical Brewing (Website), with special guest Jeff Stanford from Orlando Science Center (Website) to chat about this weekend's return of Science on Tap, one of our favorite annual beer festivals. You can use the code "SOTORLSHINE" to get $10 off your tickets for General Admission or VIP.

Topics this week include the upcoming Great Florida Cattle Drive caravan in Okeechobee, a woman suing an Orlando fertility center for their role in allegedly having her give birth to the wrong baby, changes coming to Magnolia Avenue in downtown Orlando, Austin's Coffee finally opening their new location on January 26, and lots of beer talk.

Holler at this week's sponsors, Orlando Science Center's Science on Tap, Jim Hobart's Legacy Life Project, JustCallMoe.com, Orange County Library System, and Orlando Magazine celebrating its 80th anniversary, January issue now available on stands near you.

Tune in to "The Orlando Shine Show" every Friday at 8 p.m. on Real Radio 104.1 FM or catch the podcast to keep up with all of the top headlines in Central Florida each week. Want to invite us to your restaurant or business for a future episode? Email us at News@OrlandoShine.com!

Former Greenwood Cemetery sexton Don Price recently partnered with a couple of friends to launch Resting Rainbow (Website), a new pet crematorium in Winter Garden, bringing decades of experience in end-of-life care into a different but closely related setting.

Price recently joined The Orlando Shine Show to talk about how the skills he developed working with grieving families translated naturally from people to pets.

Resting Rainbow is positioned as a locally run operation focused on transparency and care. And they do pickups.

Episode 32 of "The Orlando Shine Show" was recorded at Sophia's Trattoria (Website), a beautiful restaurant at Conrad Orlando at Evermore (Website), serving coastal-inspired Southern Italian cuisine. We even got to chat with Chef Stephen Ullrich about the inspiration for the menu and his impressive resume.

Topics this week include the release of Brendan's long-form report on the state of Orlando's swan program at Lake Eola, the return of the Great Florida Cattle Drive, Apopka defunding its Main Street Program as a result of last year's mural hullabaloo, a new Blue Man Group, and an interview snippet with Don Price, the former sextant of Greenwood Cemetery on his new business venture in Winter Garden.

Holler at this week's sponsors, Jim Hobart's Legacy Life Project, JustCallMoe.com, Orange County Library System, and Orlando Magazine celebrating its 80th anniversary, January issue now available on stands near you.

Tune in to "The Orlando Shine Show" every Friday at 8 p.m. on Real Radio 104.1 FM or catch the podcast to keep up with all of the top headlines in Central Florida each week. Want to invite us to your restaurant or business for a future episode? Email us at News@OrlandoShine.com!