Podcasts about azalea festival

This week on the Insider Report, Report Kat and Bruce give the scoop on what is going on in the area, including the Chetco Library event schedule, 86th Annual Brookings Azalea Festival, Manley Art Center Azalea Festival Art Show, Azalea Festival Dance Party in the Park, Azalea Gardens Second Annual Chalk Art Walk, Azalea Festival […]

This week, the guys welcome visionary artist Molly Chopin to the show for an inspiring conversation about the universal creative spark that lives within all of us. They dive into the art of channeling visions through flow state, Molly's journey through various Burning Man chapters, her experience working as a student under Alex and Allyson Grey through an art intensive at the Chapel of Sacred Mirrors (CoSM), and her memorable experiences with the Bledsoe family at both the Azalea Festival and Riverfest. Check out Molly's work at mollychopinart.com!

In this episode of the Doc & Jacques radio variety show, hosts Dr. GiGi Reed MD and Jacques Kepner tail with six high school-aged participants of the Bookings Azalea Festival Princess Pageant. The show highlights the young women's backgrounds, passions, and aspirations, focusing on their leadership, academic achievements, and community involvement. The participants discuss their motivations […]

This week, the guys recap a fantastic weekend at the Azalea Festival in Downtown Wilmington, NC. At Bledsoe Said So/UFO of God's 2nd annual spring meetup, the podcast team and Bledsoe family met many new faces, caught up with veteran Ohmies and hosted a skywatch on Saturday night with over 250 people in attendance! On Sunday, over 100 people joined to witness orbs in the sky above Wrightsville Beach, NC. Thank you to all the Ohmies who made this a weekend for the books! The next UFO of God book signing/Bledsoe family meet 'n' greet will take place in Delavan, Wisconsin at the Contact Modalities Xpo. 

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This is Part 2, the final installment, of our interview with Paul Oglesby Sr. and his son Paul Jr. The BSS team first met the Pauls at the Azalea Festival meet 'n' greet event in April 2024. Paul Sr. shared his life story of following a dark path from a young age, leading to homelessness, gang-related activities, substance abuse, demonic encounters, and more. Now, leading a clean, sober life, Paul shares how a series of miracles and divine messages throughout his lifetime saved his life and led him to discovering the Bledsoe family, whose encounters with paranormal entities rang true to his own. 

This week, the guys welcome Paul Oglesby Sr. and his son Paul Jr. to the show. The BSS team first met the Pauls at the Azalea Festival meet 'n' greet event in April 2024. Paul Sr. shared his life story of following a dark path from a young age, leading to homelessness, gang-related activities, substance abuse, demonic encounters, and more. Now, leading a clean, sober life, Paul shares how a series of miracles and divine messages throughout his lifetime saved his life and led him to discovering the Bledsoe family, whose encounters with paranormal entities rang true to his own. Catch Part 2, the final installment, of this series next week. 

Send us a Text Message.A Conversation with Connie Rice, Mother of Chase Rice, at Azalea Fest 2024"Join us for a special live recording from Wilmington, North Carolina, during the vibrant Azalea Festival 2024. In this episode, we sit down with Connie Rice, the proud mother of country music star Chase Rice. But this conversation isn't just about fame and music; it's about family, roots, and being there for each other during hard times.As we delve into Connie's journey raising not one but three talented sons, we uncover the untold stories behind the rise of Chase Rice in the country music scene. From dorm room concerts to sold-out arenas, Connie shares the heartfelt moments and challenges of nurturing her sons' dreams.What makes this episode even more special? Chase and Casey Rice are in the audience, adding their own perspectives and anecdotes to the conversation. Get ready for some laughs, tears, and plenty of Southern hospitality as we explore the Rice family's journey.Whether you're a die-hard country music fan or simply love a good family story, this episode promises to entertain, inspire, and leave you with a newfound appreciation for the bonds that tie us together, no matter where life takes us. So grab your sweet tea, kick back, and join us for a slice of southern comfort with Connie Rice and her talented son, live from Azalea Fest 2024.Thank you to our generous Got It From My Momma podcast friends! This episode is brought to you by: BAREFACED SKINCAREwww.barefaced.comUse MOMMA15 for 15% off your first purchase! TEXT a Skincare Specialist at 25169 for complimentary consults and to answer any skin questions.Welcome ABLE Clothing! www.ableclothing.comCode: MOMMA30 gets you 30% off your first purchase sitewide.ABLE is a Nashville-based fashion brand focused on empowering women - both the women who make their products, and the women who wear them. ABLE is famous for leather bags, handmade jewelry, shoes, and the best denim jacket around! You are going to love these high-quality, gorgeous pieces! COAT DEFENSEwww.coatdefense.comInstagram @coat_defenseUse MOMMA15 for 15% off SUITSHOPwww.suitshop.comCODE: GIFMM free tie with purchase! Got it From My Momma on the WEBwww.gotitfrommymomma.tv(Become an Insider!)Host- Jennifer Vickery Smith@jvickerysmith on Instagram WATCH podcast episodes on YouTube @gotitfrommymommapodcast

This week, the guys welcome Nick's wife, Casey, to the show for the second time! They discuss Casey's significant orb sightings, her reception of the Azalea Festival turnout, themes of dreams and nightmares, the benefit of focusing on positivity, and more.

This week the guys recap their first ever meet 'n' greet event at the Azalea Festival in North Carolina from April 4-7. They also talk about the post-event skywatch which took place on the beach with ~70 people in attendance. 

This show aired on Thursday, April 4th, 2024 on 107.9 and 980 The WAAV in Wilmington, NC. Guests include Alison Baringer and Bill Dendy. Azalea Festival, Newcomer School Debate, and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our latest podcast is all about celebrating Wilmington's legendary Azalea Festival. Join us as we chat with Andrew Nettleman, who gives us a unique perspective of this epic annual event. Don't miss it! #AzaleaFest #Wilmington Support the showThank you all for listening to this week's podcast! If you enjoy listening please consider rating, following, and reviewing the show. Want to support the show further? Consider subscribing to the show, HEREHow to find us:Whiskey & Wisdom: @whiskey.and.wisdomChris Kellum: @ctkellum LinkedIn: Christopher KellumTyler Yaw: @tyler_yaw_LinkedIn: Tyler Yaw

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Carli Batson did not enter her first pageant until her teenage years, a decision made after her father lost his job. Once Batson started, though, she found success, winning several titles and enough scholarship money to avoid the burden of college tuition debt. Now the former Miss Wilmington and Miss North Carolina is preparing to wear a new crown, as the 2023 North Carolina Azalea Festival Queen. 

Frequent guest Dave Kuehn of the Oregon South Coast Fishermen has lots of local fishing news, Bruce and Kat have details about the Azalea Festival happening this week, including a parade, multiple concerts, and a kid's fishing pond. There are also associated events like the Chetco Library's popular book sale, the Brookings Flying Club's annual […]

Hello. Welcome to Jenni's Pika Pika Japanese. In spring in Japan, beautiful flowers bloom one after another, and there are many pictures of flowers on Facebook, which makes me feel cheerful. Today, I would like to share with you a Facebook article about the Azalea Festival at Nezu Shrine in Tokyo's Bunkyo Ward. The contrast with the red of the shrine, which represents Japan, creates a very Japanese beauty. Now, today's Japanese language lesson is "X is also Y." If you replace "は" in "X は Y　です" with "も", it means "Y is also X". Mr. Dela Cruz is an office worker. Ms. Santos is also an office worker. デラクルーズさんは、会社員です。 サントスさんも、会社員です。 Mr. Yamazaki is a Japanese. Mr.Murata is also a Japanese. 山崎さんは日本人です。 村田さんも日本人です。 How do you like it? It's easy since all you have to do is replace "ha" with "mo". こんにちは。 ジェニのピカピカ日本語へようこそ。 日本の春は、次々と美しい花が咲きFacebookにも花の写真が多いので見ていて気持ちが明るくなりますね。 今日は、あるFacebookの記事で東京文京区の根津神社のつつじ祭りが掲載されていたので、ご紹介します。 日本を表す神社の赤との対比で、いかにも日本らしい美しさを醸し出しています。 さて、今日の日本語学習は、　「XもYです。」です。 「XはYです」の"は" を "も"に置き換えると Y is also Xという意味になります。 デラクルーズさんは、会社員です。 サントスさんも、会社員です。 Mr.Yamazaki is a Japanese. Mr.Murata is also a Japanese. 山崎さんは日本人です。 村田さんも日本人です。 いかがですか？ 「は」を「も」に置き換えるだけなので簡単ですよね。

#azealea #azealeafestival #truth #riverfestival This is the 70th episode of Great Apes Cafe. In this episode, we discuss the recent events such as Ketanji Brown Jackson, fivio foreign, history of the Azealea festival in Wilmington, and more!

During tonight‘s city council meeting topics discussed were: Azalea Festival, Jaycee Park, and the historic Pickens Water Tower.

This week Bruce and Kat discuss the upcoming Azalea Festival as well as many other events around Brookings-Harbor as summer activities begin. Guest Doug Momchilovich, better known as Cuzzin’ Dougie, fills us in on the parking lot party planned for this weekend. Hosts: Bruce Ellis, Kat Temple; Producer: Rose Weiss If you enjoy this program […]

In this episode of the South Georgia Insider Podcast, we're talking to Valdosta Mayor Scott James Matheson. The term "baptism by fire" is probably the best way to describe Matheson's first year in office. Before his official swearing-in ceremony on Jan. 9, 2020, Matheson met with residents concerned with a massive wastewater spill, which happened in early December. A topic of concern for decades, the City of Valdosta has invested millions of dollars toward sewer rehabilitation projects and new construction. Matheson says the wastewater infrastructure represents an "all-in commitment" from the city and represents an economic advantage in recruiting new industries. On March 13, as the emergence of COVID-19 began to sweep across the U.S., Matheson recalls being notified that the school systems were shutting down in response to Gov. Brian Kemp's declaring a public health emergency.  As the statewide shutdown coincided with the annual Azalea Festival, Matheson says he had concerns and met with festival organizers. One of Valdosta's signature events, the Azalea Festival, located in Drexel Park, draws between 20,000 to 30,000 people.  The decision to cancel was not easy. "We made the right decision that night," he says. "A year removed, and with eyes wide open and people starting to get vaccinated, I am glad we held it this year."Matheson is working with city council members and local leaders on various projects. On March 19 and 20, the City of Valdosta completed its 2021 Annual Strategic Initiatives Summit, and Matheson says it was a chance to get together and remind everyone that "we are all on the same page.""We are moving the city forward in a very fiscally responsible manner," he says. At the top of the list are infrastructure and transportation projects, including a possible second water treatment plant in the city's south end.Since taking office, Matheson has been advocating for a reliable, cost-efficient transit system. "It was my platform when I ran [for mayor], and I wanted to do it responsibly." The City of Valdosta launched its In-Demand public transit system on April 27 to provide Valdosta residents with convenient and affordable public transportation options.Downtown revitalization continues with the construction of an amphitheater across from City Hall. A two-phase project, with an open area for people to bring their chairs and blankets. Construction has started and is expected to be completed by mid-October. The second phase will include a water feature and space and utilities for food trucks. All aboard! Matheson is working toward bringing a passenger train to downtown Valdosta. While still in the planning stage, Matheson says there are public/private partnership opportunities, and he believes the project will create significant revitalization and become a regional tourism draw. Join us next time as we continue to promote South Georgia as a great place to live, work, play, and visit.Thanks to our sponsor Smalltown Broadcasting and WDDQ, home of the Scott James Matheson Show, where you can listen to live from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m., Monday through Friday on Talk 92.1 http://talk921.com/ or through the TuneIn app https://tunein.com/radio/Talk-921South Georgia Insider is produced by Spencer Van Horn, Smalltown Broadcasting.Subscribe to the South Georgia Business Magazine and South Georgia Insider (monthly e-newsletter), both available at no charge.   

Victoria Huggins, the 74th queen of Wilmington's N.C. Azalea Festival, talks with host John Staton about some of the festival's most famous and notable queens, as well as some of her personal favorites. Huggins is the first Miss North Carolina -- as well as the first Miss Wilmington -- to be named queen of the storied Wilmington festival, which she grew up attending as a child growing up in rural Robeson County. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On tonight's episode of Pickens Local we have with us Jeff Hogan and Roy Costner Jr. of the Azalea Festival

ECU Chancellor in trouble for partying it up with students, more cheerleaders in trouble for support of Trump, Avett Brothers to headline 2020 Azalea Festival, Duke looks to raise rates for 2021, and corporate welfare has been and will always create more headaches, waste resources, and hurts the overall economy

Wilmington-born actress Briana Venskus has landed roles on popular television shows including The Walking Dead, Grace and Frankie, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Nashville. In her next role as Queen of the 2019 North Carolina Azalea Festival, Briana wants to honor the tradition of the event, while breaking new ground for the LGBT community.

This region's residents and visitors are keenly aware that when the azaleas bloom each spring, the N.C. Azalea Festival isn't far behind. But do you know how the festival came to be and how it has evolved over time? In this special off-season episode of Cape Fear Unearthed, we dig for the roots of the festival, why it has persisted and the many famous faces that have attended over 70 years. Cape Fear Unearthed is written, edited and hosted by Hunter Ingram. Additional editing by Adam Fish. Recorded at WHQR in downtown Wilmington. A StarNews Media Production. This season is sponsored by Northchase Family Dentistry. Sources: "Belle and Blooms: Cape Fear Garden Club and the North Carolina Azalea Festival," by Susan Taylor Block "History of Airlie," AirlieGardens.org Various Wilmington StarNews articles, 1948-present

Trump administration changes to evaluating immigrants legal status based on benefits they receive from the federal government, Immigration hawks, upset that Trump isn’t being tough enough, try and persuade Ann Coulter to run for President in 2020, Dierdre McGlone-Webb, Treasurer of the Azalea Festival, joins Tyler in studio to talk about the Parade and Street Fair, and the Trump administration cheers  

Tom Clifford joins Tyler in studio to talk about the Wrightsville Beach Madness this weekend, Gov Roy Cooper, to distract from his pipeline controversy, has decided to try and push gun control to get people to hate him for an entirely different reason, The President, Vice President, & the Executive Director of the Azalea Festival join Tyler in studio to talk about the 2018 Azalea Festival, and Larry Kudlow picked as top Trump advisor to be Director of the National Economic Council which could be interesting considering Kudlow disagrees with Trump on trade, a strong dollar, and budget deficits

New report finds a massive 15,000 backlog of rape kits that equates to an almost year wait time for tests to be tested which completely contradicts the argument that Cooper made on the campaign trail, 38 Special announced as the Friday concert for the Azalea Festival, Group of supposed faculty members at Chapel Hill threaten to remove the silent sam statue but their poorly written letter along with lack of action leads many to believe it was a hoax, and Trump continues to tweet based on what’s happening on Fox News

A 75 year old true story of courage, atonement and forgiveness. Nobuo Fujita was determined to bring his family’s katana with him 5,000 miles across the Pacific. The samurai sword had been passed from one generation to the next for over 400 years and accompanied Fujita on every important journey of his life. If samurai tradition was to be respected, he would eventually pass it down to his son. Fujita had a different plan, however. He had been invited by the Junior Chamber of Commerce—the Jaycees — to the 1962 Azalea Festival in their home town of Brookings, Oregon. This was an annual Memorial Day event for the town on the southern coast just north of the California border. Nobuo Fujita eventually accepted the invitation, and then whatever difficulties there would be transporting the katana. It was essential to his trip because he intended to present the sword to the people of Brookings as a gift of peace and friendship. If that plan didn’t work out, however, he would need the katana for another, equally important purpose: to commit seppuku, the hideous ritual suicide reserved for samurai who had brought shame on themselves... Listen to the rest by clicking the play button, above. The text version of this essay can be found on Medium (https://medium.com/@TerenceCGannon/when-the-war-came-home-to-oregon-959463b4e62b) where it was originally published on September 26th, 2017.

Cameras descend into Bat Cave for the first time as scientists study this unique ecosystem. Each year Wilmington citizens throw a huge party to honor their blazing azaleas. For over a century the many lush plants of these gardens by the sea have delighted visitors.

Adult Life and Grandfather Mountain Part 2 of 3 Parts Morton's portrayal of his wife and three children opens the second part of our series. He describes his wife, Julia Hathaway Taylor, as "smarter" than he is and dedicated to her causes, as are his two daughters and one son, who help him with the family business. Morton sometimes fell into his leadership positions, as he recalls when he relates how his absence from a meeting landed him the position of president of the Wilmington Azalea Festival. The Azalea Festival was no small fair, he says, as he names some of the former Azalea Queens-Elizabeth Dole for one.