Tony Corley's guest appearances

Tony Corley

Swell Season on KPISS.FM

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OwlTail

How would you handle a stanky server? A dirty dishwasher? Or a busboy with B.O.? Restaurateur Tony Corley is back in the studio with Host Eric Levine to answer those questions. The two also banter on dry humping in a red Firebird (not together of course), picking pubic hair off a Coke can (naturally not in one of their restaurants) and the horrors of working the overnight shift at McDonalds. Just be glad you're not the one cleaning an overflowed toilet at the Golden Arches at 3 a.m.   To contact Eric, email him at: eric@tipnotincluded.com

0006: When Restaurant Workers Reek! Tony Corley Weighs In (Part 2)

Restaurants used to offer transitional jobs but now, people give up their dreams for the money they can make there -- a dishwasher can earn $50K a year. And a little-known fact, the restaurant biz is the only field where females of color run everything. To talk about that and more, Host Eric Levine is joined in the studio by Tony Corley, a 30-year restaurant industry veteran. Tony once worked at a McDonald’s and today he runs the Times Square Applebees, the number one outlet in the chain anywhere in the world! To contact Eric, email him at: eric@tipnotincluded.com

Restaurants used to offer transitional jobs but now, people give up their dreams for the money they can make there -- a dishwasher can earn $50K a year. And a little-known fact, the restaurant biz is the only field where females of color run everything. To talk about that and more, Host Eric Levine is joined in the studio by Tony Corley, a 30-year restaurant industry veteran. Tony once worked at a McDonald’s and today he runs the Times Square Applebees, the number one outlet in the chain anywhere in the world! To contact Eric, email him at: eric@tipnotincluded.com

0004: Cleaning Up in the Restaurant Biz with Tony Corley (Part 1)

Louis Harris

In 1974 Tony Corley wrote an open letter to Surfer Magazine calling out fellow black surfers to represent and get to know each other. In response, he received warm support but also a racist threat. A year later he founded the Black Surfing Association which has been bringing black surfers together in celebration of waves in Central and Southern California for 43 years. Inspired by this work, Rockaway's Louis Harris started offering free surf lessons in 2016 to any kid who wanted to jump in. We talk about perceptions of who can and can't surf, the barriers of access to stoke, and the black surfing pioneer Nick Gabaldon, who paddled 12 miles across segregation barriers to ride Malibu.  http://www.blacksurfingassociation.org/  Music credit: Boss Bass

In 1974 Tony Corley wrote an open letter to Surfer Magazine calling out fellow black surfers to represent and get to know each other. In response, he received warm support but also a racist threat. A year later he founded the Black Surfing Association which has been bringing black surfers together in celebration of waves in Central and Southern California for 43 years. Inspired by this work, Rockaway's Louis Harris started offering free surf lessons in 2016 to any kid who wanted to jump in. We talk about perceptions of who can and can't surf, the barriers of access to stoke, and the black surfing pioneer Nick Gabaldon, who paddled 12 miles across segregation barriers to ride Malibu. <a href="http://www.blacksurfingassociation.org/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.blacksurfingassociation.org/</a> Music credit: Boss Bass

Ep. 42. Black Surfing Association's Tony Corley and Louis Harris