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• Drew Nelson, Singer/Songwriter from Kent City
• Mike Yoder, Linked Up Grand Rapids

Singer/Songwriter Drew Nelson

Drew and I chat about his recently released album, Tilt-A-Whirl, his signing with Red House Records, the amazing visuals his lyrics paint and the stories they tell for the listener, the characters he writes and sings about, the guitars he makes, his touring in Europe, growing up in Kent City and how it laid the groundwork for his music, the creative process for his songwriting, and more.

Drew Nelson http://www.drewnelson.net/
On Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ pages/ Drew-Nelson-singersongwriter/45080254917

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I’m also joined by Mike Yoder from the popular networking group, LinkedUp Grand Rapids. Mike and I chat about the excitement of LinkedUp Grand Rapids hitting almost 10,000 members, how you can join the group, how to successfully and genuinely network, the things you may be getting wrong with networking, how job hunters and employers should effectively use Linkedin, the types of events LinkedUp Grand Rapids offers, and more.

LinkedUp Grand Rapids http://www.linkedupgr.com/

LinkedUp Grand Rapids on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/groups/LinkedUpGR/

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I’m really looking forward to introducing you to folks around West Michigan every week who are helping to positively shape our area with their music, their art, their bold business ideas, and the causes they’re passionate about!

~Paul Jendrasiak

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• Josh Depenbrok, Founder of GRNow.com
• Alex Beaton, Awesome Mitten

Josh Depenbrok, Founder of GRNow.com

GRNow.com celebrates its 7th anniversary in May. GRNow founder Josh Depenbrok joins me to chat about how the site got rolling 7 years ago, his decision to create the site in Grand Rapids rather than going back to the Milwaukee area after graduating Calvin College, the challenges of being a new media business, how social media has helped shape the success of the site, the nice following his Grand Rapids historical photos have been getting on Pinterest, the changes he’s seen taking place in Grand Rapids since the launch of GRNow and some of the big events you may want to check out for the week of May 7.

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On Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ grnowupdates

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I’m also joined by Alex Beaton to chat about Awesome Mitten. Alex talks with me about the passion for our mitten state that led her to create Awesome Mitten, perceptions she’s encountered about Michigan from out of state friends and how she’s worked to positively change them, the site’s “365 Days of Awesome” section and what some of the standouts have been and the recently launched “52 Weeks of Mitten Battles” promotion.

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Awesome Mitten http:// www.awesomemitten.com/

On Facebook http://www.facebook.com/AwesomeMitten

I’m really looking forward to introducing you to folks around West Michigan every week who are helping to positively shape our area with their music, their art, their bold business ideas, and the causes they’re passionate about!

~Paul Jendrasiak

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The lovely and talented ladies of ‘Glee‘ offer up their beautiful, spare cover of Florence + the Machine‘s ‘Shake It Out.’ Covering Flo is never what we would call an easy task, since her music is so unusual and her voice is so unique. But the ‘Glee’ cast surely makes the redhead proud with their rendition. They offer up their unique take and make it their own. Just beautiful, girls.

The song, which appears on tonight’s (May 1) episode, dubbed ‘Choke,’ is sung by Mercedes, Brittany, Tina and Sugar. There’s something beguiling about the way the four female voices harmonize on the song, all the while retaining its signature bigness.

As Season 3 winds down, the song choices and covers are getting bigger and better. Take a listen to the ‘Glee’ version of ‘Shake It Out’ and tell us what you think, and tune in to FOX tomorrow night at 8PM to watch it on the show.

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On April 22nd, we spoke with:

• Photographer Brian Kelly (LaughFest, Artprize)
• Gwen Auwerda, Tulip Time in Holland

Photographer Brian Kelly (LaughFest, Artprize)

Photographer Brian Kelly and I chat about how he got involved in photography, photographers who inspired him, transitioning from film to digital, the “Laughter and Life” portraits he’s created for LaughFest of well known community figures, the LaughFest comedians he’s photographed, how he creates his shots and what he wants to communicate with them, videography work he’s done for ArtPrize, his recently completed Detroit Portraits project which showcases folks who are making a positive impact in Detroit’s rebirth, and about the opening of his new photo studio.

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Brian Kelly Photography: http:// www.briankellyphoto.net/

Brian Kelly Photography on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Brian-Kelly-Photography-Film/344587941312

Gwen Auwerda, Tulip Time in Holland

I’m also joined by Gwen Auwerda to chat about Tulip Time in Holland, which runs May 5-12. Gwen and I chat about some of the highlights of what’s on tap for Tulip Time 2012, ticket information, Tulip Time history, and a walk through of what you can expect if you go this year!

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Tulip Time Festival: http://www.tuliptime.com/

On FaceBook: http://www.facebook.com/TulipTimeFestival

I’m really looking forward to introducing you to folks around West Michigan every week who are helping to positively shape our area with their music, their art, their bold business ideas, and the causes they’re passionate about!

~Paul Jendrasiak

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On April 22nd, we spoke with:

• Jeff Hill of Rapid Growth Media and Andy Johnston of GR Chamber of Commerce
• Erin Wilson from Until Love Is Equal
  

Jeff Hill of Rapid Growth Media and Andy Johnston of GR Chamber of Commerce

Jeff Hill of Rapid Growth Media and Andy Johnston of the Grand Rapids Chamber of Commerce chat with me about the bus trips they’ve been taking community members on to Detroit, we talk about how the ball got rolling on these trips, they walk me through some of the sites they visited, what Grand Rapids and Detroit learn from each other and what’s been implemented, what needs to happen to move beyond the East Side vs. West Side rhetoric, the trips Detroit community members have taken to Grand Rapids, how Grand Rapids and Detroit businesses can better work together, and the upcoming “Detroit: Then/Now/Next” exhibit at the GRAM.

Rapid Growth Media http:// www.rapidgrowthmedia.com/

Grand Rapids Chamber of Commerce http:// www.grandrapids.org/home

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Erin Wilson also joins me to chat about Until Love Is Equal, their mission, their upcoming “To Holland, With Love” event at Rosa Parks Circle on Friday, May 4 and what they have planned for Pride Worldwide on June 1.

Until Love is Equal http://untilloveisequal.com/

To Holland, With Love http://www.facebook.com/events/334248739965346/

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I’m really looking forward to introducing you to folks around West Michigan every week who are helping to positively shape our area with their music, their art, their bold business ideas, and the causes they’re passionate about!

~Paul Jendrasiak

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The New Year’s legend, Dick Clark, passed away yesterday.  He died after suffering a heart attack following a medical procedure at Saint John’s Health Center in Santa Monica, California.  He was 82.

Kidd Kraddick was no stranger to Dick Clark, and he recalls his time with him after the break.

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Below you can check out some images people posted to Twitter to honor his life.  You can also find the photos on a local Fox affiliate website.

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On April 15th, we spoke with:

• Guitarist Donald Kinsey
• Lauren LaTarte and Whitney Budden of Social Charity Club of GR
  

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I’ll talk with Lauren LaTarte and Whitney Budden of Social Charity Club of Grand Rapids about the club’s mission and goals, the charities they work with and how to get involved, the events they host.

You can learn more about Social Charity Club of Grand Rapids at http://www.socialcharityclub.org/
And on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/SocialCharityClub

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Guitarist Donald Kinsey

Donald’s played guitar for blues legend Albert King; reggae greats Bob Marley and Peter Tosh and The Kinsey Report.  He can be heard playing around Grand Rapids regularly with his own band.

He’s had an incredible career in music playing with legends like Albert King, Bob Marley, and Peter Tosh! Donald and I chat about the first time his father and blues musician, “Big Daddy” Kinsey gave him a guitar, joining up to play and tour with the legendary blues guitarist, Albert King when he was just a teenager, how he crossed paths with Bob Marley and Peter Tosh to end up in the center of the Reggae universe, about what it was like to be in same room with Bob Marley when assassins opened fire, the volatility of Jamaica during the 70′s, playing with his brothers in The Kinsey Report, touring with the Rolling Stones, why he chose to set down roots here in Grand Rapids, the soon to be released Bob Marley documentary that he’s part of, his band he performs with around Grand Rapids, and his passion for helping young musicians.

You can learn more about Donald and his music at http:// www.donaldkinsey.com/
And on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Donald-Kinsey-Fan-Page/260039307400526

The West Michigan premiere of Marley at Wealthy Theatre on Saturday, April 20 at 8pm
http://www.grcmc.org/index.php?page=events&event_id=3425

Donald will be performing a birthday show at Billy’s in Eastown May 12.

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I’m really looking forward to introducing you to folks around West Michigan every week who are helping to positively shape our area with their music, their art, their bold business ideas, and the causes they’re passionate about!

~Paul Jendrasiak

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On April 8th, we spoke with:

• Dana Friis-Hansen, Director & CEO of Grand Rapids Art Museum
• Artist Michael Pfleghaar
  
• Jake and Tom Scheidel, organizers of Jake’s Music Festival
  

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I chat with Grand Rapids Art Museum, Director & CEO, Dana Friis-Hansen about the GRAM’s three Robert Rauschenberg exhibits (Rauschenberg in Context, Robert Rauschenberg at Gemini, and Synapsis Shuffle), who Rauschenberg was as an artist, his use of many mediums, the impact his work has had on today’s artists, the concept behind Synapsis Shuffle and the GRAM’s 3 year partnership with the Whitney in New York.  Dana also talks to me about his recent move from Austin to Grand Rapids, and his goals for the GRAM.

Michael Pfleghaar and I chat about Reinforcing Objecthood; his current GRAM exhibit, his use of furniture in his work and what it represents, his decision to go to the Art Institute of Boston and how it’s influenced his art, the changes he’s seen in the Grand Rapids art world since moving here in 1983 and more.

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Rauschenberg in Context, Robert Rauschenberg at Gemini, and Synapsis Shuffle are on exhibit at the Grand Rapids Art Museum now through May 20.
http://www.artmuseumgr.org/home/page/Rauschenberg

Michael Pfleghaar: Reinforcing Objecthood is on now on exhibit at the Grand Rapids Art Museum through April 22.  http://www.artmuseumgr.org/home/page/Michael+Pfleghaar

You can also learn more about Michael’s art at: http://blog.pfleghaar.com/

Jake and Tom Scheidel, organizers of Jake’s Music Festival

Tom and Jake Scheidel join me to chat about the 8th annual “Jake’s Music Festival” to benefit the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. We talk about the eclectic group of musicians that will be performing, about some of the important things people should understand about Juvenile Diabetes, and about those who help make Jake’s Music Festival possible.

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You can learn more about Jake’s Music Festival at:
http://www.facebook.com/events/389835501045644/

I’m really looking forward to introducing you to folks around West Michigan every week who are helping to positively shape our area with their music, their art, their bold business ideas, and the causes they’re passionate about!

~Paul Jendrasiak

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On March 25th, we spoke with:

• Pete Brand of MINDSCAPE at Hannon McKendry
  
• Laura Bergells and Renee Harrison of BEE SOCIAL
  
• Jenn Schaub and Amber Stout from Art.Downtown
  

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Social media continues to be a hot topic, Pete Brand of MINDSCAPE at Hannon McKendry and Laura Bergells, and Renee Harrison of Bee Social, join me to chat about each of their professional approaches to social media, the importance of it for business as a tool for customer engagement, whether privacy concerns are legitimate or over dramatized, measuring return on investment, the potential trend of companies asking for employees Facebook logins and passwords, the rise of Instagram and Pinterest, measuring influence and much more.

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You can learn more about MINDSCAPE at Hannon McKendry at:
http://www.mindscape-hm.com/home

You can learn more about Laura Bergells at:
http://bergells.com/
http://www.maniactive.com/

You can learn more about Bee Social at:
http://bee-social.com/

Jenn Schaub and Amber Stout from Art.Downtown

I’m also joined by Jenn Schaub and Amber Stout to chat about Art.Downtown. We chat about the artists and venues involved, volunteer opportunities, where to get maps, trolley service, and more. Art.Downtown takes place Friday, April 13 from 6-11pm.

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You can learn more about Art.Downtown at:
http://www.artdowntowngr.com/

I’m really looking forward to introducing you to folks around West Michigan every week who are helping to positively shape our area with their music, their art, their bold business ideas, and the causes they’re passionate about!

~Paul Jendrasiak

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On March 25th, we spoke with:

• Joe Anderson and Dan Hawinks from Dog Story Theater
• Nicole Rodammer, President of Grand Rapids Young Professionals (GRYP).
  

Joe Anderson and Dan Hawinks from Dog Story Theater

Dog Story board members, Joe Anderson and Dan Hawkins chat with me about the theater’s history, their new location downtown at 9 Jefferson, the variety of the shows the offer, their involvement with LaughFest, the opportunity to rent Dog Story for your own performances, and more. Joe and I also chat about his stand up comedy tour, his work in movies, being the voice of of the iconic Big Boy, his sketch comedy group; The Don’t We Boys, and the first time he did stand up as a teenager.

You can learn more about Dog Story Theater at: http://www.dogstorytheater.com/

You can learn more about Joe at: http://www.thecomedyproject.com/

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Nicole Rodammer, President of Grand Rapids Young Professionals (GRYP).

Nicole and I chat about the mission of GRYP, their involvement in the community, the events they offer like Unwinds, Table for Six, their lunch speaker series that lets young professionals hear from prominent community leaders like Dick DeVos, Mayor George Heartwell, Rick Baker from the Grand Rapids Chamber of Commerce, Meijer President, Mark Murray and about how you can be part of GRYP.

You can learn more about GRYP at: http://gryp.org/

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One of the most recognizable faces in news media, Anderson Cooper, joined Kidd Kraddick and the gang recently to chat about his show ‘Anderson’.  Cooper drops some details on upcoming shows, gives his insight into what is good on TV, and talks about some of his favorite guests on his show.

After the break, listen to the entire interview and watch a clip of Cooper’s talk show.

Listen to Kidd’s entire interview with Anderson Cooper below.

Haven’t had a chance to check out ‘Anderson’ weekday afternoons at 4 on CBS?  Well, check out the video below to see Anderson Cooper’s review of the Zeo Sleep Manager.

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J-Si and Shanon from Kidd Kraddick in the Morning had a chance to sit down with Kelly Clarkson before the Grammys.  Apparently, Shanon has a huge crush on Kelly, and it really shows in this interview.  Prepare to get awkward as J-Si reads a piece of fan mail that Shanon had sent off to Kelly.  All that and more after the break.

J-Si and Shanon talk to Kelly about her thoughts on growing up in the music industry and her recent tweets back and forth with Demi Lovato.

• Artist/musician Rick Beerhorst

Rick is a well respected Grand Rapids painter, printmaker, he’s participated in ArtPrize for the past 3 years; Plan B, his 2010 entry, won the Best Use of Urban Space Award.  He also fronts the indie rock band, The Wealthy Orphan.

Rick and I chat about what inspired him to pursue both art and music, his experiences over the last 3 years as an ArtPrize artist, his band The Wealthy Orphans and their current release “A Little Piece of Pie,” how creativity in music fuels creativity in art and vice versa, creating successful working relationships between artists and corporations, selling artwork direct versus working with galleries and his experiences in New York.

You can learn more about Rick’s art and music at http://www.studiobeerhorst.com/

• Jennifer Gray, ACCESS of West Michigan Community Coordinator

We spoke about their kick off celebration to recruit walkers for the 35th Annual Hunger Walk on Tuesday, March 20 from 7pm-8:30pm at 2850 Kalamazoo SE.

Jennifer and I chat about what the Hunger Walk is, how walkers can get involved, tips for being a successful walker, who the Hunger Walk benefits, the mission of ACCESS of West Michigan, and about West Michigan poverty statistics.

You can get more details on the 35th Annual Hunger Walk Kick Off Celebration at http://www.facebook.com/events/159006480883524/

Learn more about ACCESS of West Michigan at http://www.AccessofWestMichigan.org/

To hear the programs, you can simply click the link to open a player OR you may right click and save to your hard drive or digital media player.

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On March 4th, Paul Jendrasiak spoke with:

• Randy Finch, an ice sculptor with Ice Sculptures Ltd.  He was an ArtPrize artist with Ice Gurus and was part of the Food Network’s TV show Ice Brigade.
• Dakota Shayne, Executive Director of Downtown Books and Cookies

To hear the programs, you can simply click play on the players OR you can right click and save to your hard drive or digital media player.

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Kris Jenner, the mind behind the Kardashian empire, took time out of her busy schedule to join Kidd Kraddick and the gang the other day.  Kris talks about Khloe’s move to Dallas, Bruce’s obsession with his helicopters, and compares her butt to her daughter Kim’s butt (courtesy of a question from Big Al Mac.)

After the general Kardashian chit chat, Kris jumps into plugging a very peculiar product.  It’s called Zestra and it is a sexual enhancement cream.

“I know sex is going to be good with Zestra, so why have sex without it?”

—Kris Jenner

Needless to say the Kardashian girls are a bit embarrassed by their mother.  And who wouldn’t be when Kris is running around saying similar quotes on national television and radio?

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Matt Nathanson joined Kidd Kraddick and the gang the other day to talk about his latest tour.  Matt had some insight into the Superbowl results and gave his thoughts on football in general.  Catch the whole interview and a live performance of ‘Run’ after the break.

In the interview, Matt also talks about his newest album and plans for an upcoming tour with Train.  If you can’t get enough of Matt Nathanson, he will be at The Intersection in Grand Rapids with rising pop star, Rachel Platten on March 9th.  Keep listening to 95.7 FM for details on how to win tickets!

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Get ready to get your socks blown off with some BRAND NEW NICKELBACK!!

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Listen to the entire Kidd Kraddick Nickelback bit below

If this tickled your fancy, be sure to check out the MOTHER LOAD of Kidd Kraddick content here -> Kiddnation.com

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Singer and songwriter, Gavin DeGraw, joins Kidd Kraddick to talk about his latest CD, Sweeter.  Gavin talks about the creative process for album, which includes several collaborations with One Republic’s Ryan Tedder.  Gavin also busts out a live version of ‘Not Over You’ for Kidd and the gang.  Listen to the ‘Not Over You’ and the entire interview after the break.

Gavin also briefly talks about the altercation that left him with a concussion from last year, so be sure to check that out in part 2 of the interview.

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Mark Wahlberg joined Kidd Kraddick this morning to talk about his comments regarding 9/11.  In case you missed it, Mark had this to say “If I was on that plane with my kids, it wouldn’t have went down like it did. There would have been a lot of blood in that first-class cabin and then me saying, ‘OK, we’re going to land somewhere safely, don’t worry.’”

Listen to the entire interview after the break.

To read the entire story about Mark Wahlberg’s bad choice of words click here.

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I admit it. I’m the crazy coupon lady. Every Sunday, I spend hours combing through the newspaper, clipping and organizing coupons, and putting together lists for separate stores, all so that I can get the best deals.

Well, at least I used to. Luckily for me, I found SavingsAngel.com and they’ve taken care of a lot of the work for me!

Not only do they look everywhere for the best possible deals, but they link right to the coupons for you. No more searching. No more newsprint smudged hands.

I talked to Josh from SavingsAngel this morning, and he clued me in on some of the best deals in West Michigan for this week.

Check out this week’s best deals and click the links for the printable coupons!

JOLLY TIME MICROWAVE POPCORN (3-4 ct)
Regular price: $3.19
Sale price: $2 at Family Fare
Coupon: $1 on 2 printables at jollytime.com
Final Price: $1.50
Math: $2X2=$4. $4-$1=$3. $3/2=$1.50
SavingsAngel says: The perfect snack while watching a movie or playing a board game with your kids!

I CAN’T BELIEVE IT’S NOT BUTTER SPREAD (10.5-16 oz)
Regular price: $2.69
Sale price: $2.29 at Family Fare
Coupon: $1 printable at SavingsAngel.com/coupons
Final Price: $1.29
Math: $2.29-$1=$1.29
SavingsAngel says: Holiday dinners are easier to purchase with savings like this!

CELEBRATION FOODS ICE CREAM CAKE FUDGE RIPPLE, M&M’S OR OREO (32 oz)
Regular price: $8.99
Sale price: $4.99 at Meijer
Coupon: $2 printable at celebratetheday.com
Final Price: $2.99
Math: $4.99-$2=$2.99
SavingsAngel says: Bring to a party for a dessert to pass that is sure to be a hit!

HERSHEY’S POT OF GOLD CHOCOLATES (8.7-10 oz). Buy One Get One Free.
Regular price: $8.95
Sale price: $4.48 at Meijer. Buy one get one free.
Coupon: $1 (December 11 SmartSource Insert)
Final Price: $3.98. Meijer will not accept a coupon on the free item.
Math: $8.95-$1=$7.95. $7.95/2=$3.98
SavingsAngel says: The perfect gift for a teacher or Secret Santa!

COFFEE MATE LIQUID (16 oz)
Regular price: $3.49
Sale price: $1.49 at Walgreens
Coupon: 75 cents on 2 printable at coffeemate.com
Final Price: $1.12
Math: $1.49X2=$2.98. $2.98-$0.75=$2.23. $2.23/2=$1.12
SavingsAngel says: Enjoy a tasty cup of coffee without hurting you wallet!

Happy Savings!