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1. Starlight (Extended Mix) - DJ Phalanx2. Atmospherica (Extended Mix) -Para X3. Losing Love (Extended Mix) - Lost Witness, Jodie Poye4. Quantum Solar X Dreamy - Mainframe ( Original Mix ) 5. Aura Of Light (Extended Mix) - Illumin8 [NO], Zunsjine6. Baggie, Jason Gray & Jodie Poye - War Against Myself (Extended Master) 7. Yohai Mor - Melody of My Heart (STNX & BANKBURN Remix) 8. Voyager (Extended Mix) - Kevin Cornine, Quantum Solar 9. With You (Sean Tyas Extended Remix) - Dan Stone10. Opus 2 (Extended Mix) - D-Myo, DJ-Elven11. Antidote (Extended Version) - Rixson, Eternal Waves12 Recollect (Extended Mix) - Crisy13. Missing Piece (Extended Mix) - Tom Grox, Emily Orchard14. Between The Stars (Original Mix) - Bryce Keuris X Henry Moe X Aylin 15. Without You (Will Atkinson Extended Remix) - Dogzilla [SESSIONS SELECTION]16. Dreamer (Extended Mix) - Sweet Euphoria17. I Know You (Extended Mix) - Dfault18. The Dark Side (Extended Mix) - Egi Arsana, Joey Jonathan19. No Tomorrow (Extended Mix) - Ralphie B, Frank Waanders, Collide1
Доброго времени суток, дорогие друзья. Представляю для Вас новый выпуск своего MixShow, посвящённое магии и энергетике вокального транса. Надеюсь, что Вам понравится. TRACKLIST: 01. Shouse - 'Love Tonight' (CheekyBitt remix) 02. Above & Beyond Pres. Oceanlab - 'Another Chance' (Above & Beyond Club Mix) [ANJUNABEATS] 03. Cathy Burton & Omnia - 'Hearts Connected' [ADRIAN & RAZ] 04. Paul van Dyk, LOUT - 'Take Me Away' [VANDIT] 05. OTTAGON feat. Lilly Ahlberg - 'The One' [ARMADA] 06. Amy Wiles - 'Each Other' [ANJUNABEATS] 07. Paul van Dyk, Paul Thomas & Ekko - 'Shed Your Light' [VANDIT] 08. Roman Messer - 'Lost & Found' (Flare Remix) 09. Frankyeffe, MDDLTN & Ricci Martin - 'Feel The Rhythm' [RIOT] 10. Ben Nicky & Hix feat. Tori Smith - 'Sober' [ARMADA] 11. MakeFlame - 'Breathe' [FUTURE SEQENCE] 12. Miditekk & MJ-Project - 'In Case You Didn't Know' [FUTURE FORCE] 13. XiJaro & Pitch & Susana - 'Beauty In My Scars' [BLACK HOLE] 14. Fragma × DJ T.H. × Enerdizer feat. Maria Rubia - 'Everytime You Need Me' [FUTURE SEQUENCE] 15. Airwalk3r, Solar Vision - 'Who Wants To Live Forever' [FUTURE SEQUENCE] 16. Cenk Basaran - 'The Forgiven' [REASON II RISE] 17. Baggie, Jason Gray, JODIE POYE - 'War Against Myself' [AROS] 18. Olly James - 'Needed Me' [A STATE OF TRANCE] 19. Robbie Seed - 'Stargazing' [FIND YOUR HARMONY] 20. Farius - 'Is This Love?' [ENHANCED PROGRESSIVE] Всем приятного прослушивания. До скорой встречи. 'Energy Vocal Trance Mix' выходит 1 раз в месяц, следите за анонсами. #Vocal #Trance #MixShow, Including Classic & New Brand Tracks & Remixes. It Will Be Vocally-Cool! Thanks for listening this episode. See you in the next Mix! ▶ PromoDJ: promodj.com/aeroritmix ▶ VK: vk.com/public204888851 ▶ Telegram: t.me/aeroritmixmuzik Подписывайтесь на мой подкаст (Subscribe to My Podcast): ● Apple Podcasts - podcasts.apple.com/ru/podcast/… ● Pocket Casts - pca.st/drpc1gfj Слушайте и наслаждайтесь! Listen & Enjoy! From Russia with Love!
1.Artche - Drowning [Armada Music] 2.MRPHLNDR - DIVA'X'TREME [A State Of Trance] 3.Werner & Wider - Comprehended [Scientific Harmony Label Group] 4.The Other Side (Extended) 5.Talla 2XLC Eddie Pay - Touchdown Extended Mix 6.Ula - Hera [Sub.Mission Recordings] 7.Number 3 - The Sun [Redux Magic] 8.Saxaq, Bishu D - Never Sleep [Interplay Unity] 9.AJ Gibson - Crane 10.Revolution 9 - Shadows [Ascent Recordings] 11.Deejay Tao - IDRA 12.Laucco - Atris 13.Solange & Northern Project - Dreamscape (Original Mix) 14.Betibwe - Orion 15.Trance Reserve & CHECHERIN - The Night Dog [Trance Reserve Music] 16.Baggie, Jason Gray & Jodie Poye - War Against Myself (Extended Master) 17.Iberian - Just One Trip 18.Paul Rigel feat. Miss Jane - Learning to Love [Abora Recordings] 19.FAWZY, Andy Lizard - Exordium [Narratology Recordings] 20.Simon Fischer & Peter Miethig - Quantum Waves [Suanda True] 21.Alternate High - Elevated [Gert Records] 22.Matthew Duncan - Jordan 23.Ben van Gosh - Smooth & Strong [TSOE] 24.Main Engine - Fury And Tenderness 25.Reborn Sound System - Everything & Nothing [PROXIMUM]
Tracklist: 1. PITTARIUS CODE - Don't Ever Let Go [State Soundscapes] 2. Matt Rodgers - Sorrow [Gold Standard Recordings] 3. RainbowYG - Blue Moon (Ishiro Remix) [Cooperation Trance] 4. Master Beat Projekt - Andromeda [Lost Kommunication Records] 5. Transaphonic - Stay [ZYX Trance] 6. TekCloud - Head [2Rock Recordings] 7. Matt Rodgers - Reverie [Future Fusion] 8. Nummy - Govi (Uplifting Mix) [Juiced Digital Recordings] 9. Anna Lee - Searching [Silent Shore Records] 10. Simon Fischer & Peter Miethig - Quantum Waves [Suanda True] 11. U-Mount - So Why [Extrema Global Music] 12. Fusion K - Wild Wind [Fade In Music] 13. Georgio Safo - Stagnition [Trance Reserve Music] 14. Phazer - Home (Nipika Remix) [RockRiverRecords] 15. Monzilla - Supernova [Easteria] 16. Alternate High - One Life [Levitated Music] 17. Lee Hanlon & Fayze 2 - Just Breathe [Juiced Digital Recordings] 18. Andy Kay & Emule - Luminary Waves (Dalphon Remix) [Aerodynamica Music] 19. Kalt Flut & Ovosium & Psymes - The Mountains We Climb [Future Force Recordings] 20. Laucco - Atris [Chasing Dreams Music] 21. Martin Van Benz - Starlight Express [Martin Van Benz Music] 22. ID - ID 23. Armaxione - Dreams [Rated Records] 24. Baggie, Jason Gray & Jodie Poye - War Against Myself [AROS Music] 25. Tom Exo - No Rainbow Without Rain [Suanda True]
Send us a textOur Disney through the decades series continues with one of Dayton's favorites. Join us for this crazy discussion. "come on, Baggie. Get with the beat."Twitter @dockingbay77podFacebook @dockingbay77podcastdockingbay77podcast@gmail.compatreon.com/dockingbay77podcasthttps://discord.gg/T8Nt3YB7
421 - Want some ideas on what to do on your non park day at Walt Disney World? In episode #421 of the Disney Travel Secrets podcast, Rob and Kerri Stuart reveal insider tips on making the most of your Disney vacation beyond the four main parks. Learn how to create the perfect Disney experience without stepping foot in a theme park! In this episode: Character dining options at top Disney resorts including Chef Mickey's, Cape May, and Topolino's Resort-hopping activities and crafts you can enjoy even if you're not staying there How to plan a progressive dining experience at Disney Springs Evening entertainment options like Silent Disco Dance Parties and Movies Under the Stars Off-property adventures including the Caribbean-like experience at Discovery Cove Plus, the hosts share a bittersweet farewell to their famous French friend "Baggie the Baguette" from their Paris adventures. Whether you're looking to save money on your next trip, need a relaxing break during your vacation, or want to explore the "Disney bubble" beyond the parks, this episode provides the perfect blueprint for an amazing non-park day at Walt Disney World. Subscribe for more Disney vacation planning tips, park strategies, and money-saving hacks to create magical memories on your next Disney trip! Join us for Halloween on the High Seas on Disney Wish, September 22 - 26, 2025. REGISTER HERE _________________________ Let us help you plan your next Disney vacation. Our services are free and you get us and our insider tips customized to YOUR family to help you have the most magical vacation. CONNECT WITH US HERE Want to save on gas? Upside App Referral Code - XD3VD Make sure you are receiving our weekly email. Just go to DisneyTravelSecrets.com and complete the form. Have a topic you would like covered on the show? Please reach out to us on social media and let us know.
This week's episode is jam-packed with awesome wins! We've got a super LEGO gift, a chase Aquaman figure, amazing Star Wars art, a CGC-graded Venom comic, and a baggie GIJoe! You won't want to miss this episode! In this episode, we'll be taking a look at: • A super LEGO gift from a friend • A chase Aquaman figure from the DC Multiverse line • An amazing piece of Star Wars art • A CGC-graded Venom comic book • A baggie GIJoe figure from the 1980s We'll also be discussing: • The latest news in the toy collecting world • Our favorite finds of the week • And much more! Don't forget to like and subscribe to our channel for more awesome content! #LEGO #Aquaman #StarWars #CGCcomics #Venom #GIJoe #toycollecting #weeklywins
259: This isn't your normal episode - it's a vlog from Chelsea's Substack: Slight Turbulence. ST is the wild child, rebellious, chaotic sister of In My Non-Expert Opinion; a creative playground where no topic is off limits. This vlog is about how Chelsea is doing the most - and hating it. If you enjoyed this vlog, you'll love other Slight Turbulence posts like: How TF Did I get into Berghain? - a full behind the scenes of how Chelsea got into Berlin (and the world's) most exclusive nightclub dressed like a young mom shopping at a local farmer's market Jellyfish Energy - searing poetry about an ex - you'll need ice to cool off after reading Or the infamous “The Grief Glowup” - the person the piece was written upgraded to the paid tier to access the post (yikes!) By paying $5/mo, or the price of an iced almond milk latte, you'll get access to Chelsea's most vulnerable writing, BTS posts and subscriber-only chats (and coming soon - workshops!) Subscribe to Slight Turbulence right HERE! PITCH PERFECT will be back in Spring 2025 - don't worry! Join the waitlist now, and you'll be the first to know when doors reopen. Connect with Chelsea: Website 1:1 Podcast Coaching Book a 90 Min Consult Launch your podcast with the ultimate podcast launch course - Mic Drop! $200 off with code HOLIDAY2024 Instagram Slight Turbulence Substack - the travel magazine you wish existed on the back of airplane seats Ready to launch your very own podcast? Grab my FREE cheat sheet right HERE. Want to send a voice note to the podcast and have Chelsea answer you on air? Do so HERE. Don't forget to rate, review, and share in the group text. This podcast is free and ratings/reviews and shares are our currency. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/in-my-non-expert-opinion/support
We're back with some concerning jokes about a certain rapper's legal issues. and a mild rebrand for Biggie, I mean B Iggy, I mean Baggie. This week, we're talking about: Blue Eye Samurai GTA V Bzzzt! I Saw The TV Glow Trap His Three Daughters Nine Sols Frostpunk 2 Best Games Ever Podcast CONTACT US Website Modern Escapism are creating Brilliant Podcasts | Patreon Email Twitter Instagram Discord Twitch TikTok Check out our other podcasts: https://shows.acast.com/scorchedsheep https://shows.acast.com/smashthatglass https://shows.acast.com/deepdivelounge You can also follow us individually at: @OodlesODimm @Bigkopman @GadgetTheDM candymachine_tattoos This episode was produced and edited by Gadget
It was an honour and a privilege to speak to mad Albion fan Dean Walton, as we share memories about supporting our beloved football club. We talk about Dean's books, how Carlos Corberan got involved in the foreword of one of his books. Being chairman of Warwick Baggies and how being a Baggie plays a huge part in our general day to day lives. Enjoy this interview with a Baggies fan who has travelled the world following the club, including that famous iconic night in Valencia.
Send us a Text Message.Intro song: Braveheart Freedom SpeechToday's Five Songs:Dust in a Baggie by Billy Strings2's My Favorite 1 by Coheed and CambriaVia Dolorosa by LeelandIsland by StavesacreLiar (It Takes One to Know One) by Taking Back SundaySeinfeld Moment: The Red Dot (S3:E12)
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Today it's the pairings that matter most... GEAR & BEER!What kind of shorts do you wear when you go mountain biking? Straight spandex bibs? Jorts? Whatever you have lying around?Today Justin and Colin talk about their mountain biking preferences while reviewing two outdoor brand entries in the cycling apparel space. The Rab Cinder Crank Shorts and the Outdoor Research Freewheel Ride Shorts.Then our in house Cicerone (aka Justin) pairs the perfect post activity beverage to go with these shorts: a Rationale Mexican Lager.Because that's what you get here on Gear & Beer... the pairings that matter most!Please follow and subscribe to Gear & Beer and give us a 5 star rating wherever you get your podcasts.Head to www.rockfight.co and sign up for News From the Front, Rock Fight's weekly newsletter!Have a question or comment for a future mailbag episode? Send it to myrockfight@gmail.com or send a message on Instagram or Threads.Subscribe to Adventure Journal to get more Justin Housman in your life.Thanks for listening! Gear & Beer is a production of Rock Fight, LLC.
Today on THE ROCK FIGHT it's the pairings that matter most... GEAR & BEER!What kind of shorts do you wear when you go mountain biking? Straight spandex bibs? Jorts? Whatever you have lying around?Today Justin and Colin talk about their mountain biking preferences while reviewing two outdoor brand entries in the cycling apparel space. The Rab Cinder Crank Shorts and the Outdoor Research Freewheel Ride Shorts.Then THE ROCK FIGHT's in house Cicerone (aka Justin) pairs the perfect post activity beverage to go with these shorts: a Rationale Mexican Lager.Because that's what you get here on Gear & Beer... the pairings that matter most!Head to www.rockfight.co and sign up for News From the Front, Rock Fight's weekly newsletter!Please follow and subscribe to THE ROCK FIGHT and give us a 5 star rating wherever you get your podcasts.Have a question or comment for a future mailbag episode? Send it to myrockfight@gmail.com or send a message on Instagram or Threads.Subscribe to Adventure Journal to get more Justin Housman in your life.Check out Long Weekend Coffee for the best cup of coffee for your next adventure. Be sure to enter promo code 'rock10' at checkout to receive 10% off of your first order. Thanks for listening! THE ROCK FIGHT is a production of Rock Fight, LLC.
Re-live this epic season, which is still talked about to this day. 'Ossie's Barmy Army' were on their way back to Division One at the second attempt. This is still one of my favourite ever seasons as a Baggie. Exciting football at it's best. Listen back to how I remember it - packed in with some passionate audio commentary on the games that mattered and didn't matter. It really was a breathless campaign which will never ever be forgotten!
I discuss how I became a Baggie. From six in the sunshine on the opening day to a Coffin in Shropshire as I take you through a turbulent season in our history through my eyes. I provide some audio commentary of my favourite game of that season. This was just the start of my journey of becoming a West Brom fan. So, sit back and enjoy listening to a bit of nostalgia.
This week on The Pro Audio Suite, we tackle the intricate world of recording on the go. With the ever-increasing demand for mobility in voiceover work, we dissect the use of shotgun mics in less-than-ideal environments, the golden rule of getting your setup right from the start, and the tempting but perilous path of "fixing it in the mix". Our conversation veers into the high stakes of recording from the road, dubbed the black belt of audio recording, where knowing your tools inside out is paramount. We scrutinize the effects of overusing plugins like Isotope, Waves Clarity, and Acorn's latest offerings, especially the trade-offs between noise reduction and the dreaded d-reverb, and their impact on audio fidelity. Moreover, we explore practical strategies for minimizing room reverb without sacrificing the room's aesthetics, leveraging the latest AI and machine learning technologies for a cleaner sound, and the importance of recording a clean, unprocessed track as a safety net. 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But a lot of people are recording and doing voiceovers from places that they probably shouldn't. So do you fix it in the mix or do you get your shit together in the beginning? : Got to get your shit together in the beginning. Don't think there's any question, really. : Well, do you want to tell your client that you're not where you should be or do you want to try to hide it? Or do you want to just fess up to it? Because I think that hide it well, then obviously you're going to get really good at whatever it is. Isotope and waves clarity. And there's some new stuff from acorn, I think. Speaker C: Yeah, that's why I call recording from the road like the black belt of audio recording, because you really have to know all the tools and all the techniques to pull it off and have it still sound as close as possible to a studio recording. It's not easy unless you have a lot of experience. : If you work any of those things too hard and you're going to hear it, that's the thing. You can hire the best audio engineer in the world, but if you stand in the middle of a bathroom with an open microphone, there's only so much he can clean up before you start hearing the whole it's lost a bit of fidelity thing. : Well, only the voiceover bodysuit is designed for that. : Yes, well, that's the thing exactly. I mean, think once the passport Vo is out, that's the next project is the pro audio suite. Speaker A: Yeah. Speaker C: Every plugin that has to do some kind of an algorithm or a digital filter to the audio to remove something causes an artifact at some point, even. : On a subtle level, it takes a little bit of life and reality away to it, and it approaches more of what is probably eventually going to be known as like an AI sort of sound. Speaker C: It could be. Yeah, I mean, I'm already used to rx ten voice. Denoise. I know what it sounds like. I'm immediately always turning it down. Someone's like, I use this plugin and I'm like, twelve DB of reduction is too much, man. : You can always tell when people choke down on the signal too much. And what happens is they start listening to their own stuff and they don't always reference back to the original to see how much you've improved it, because you can overdo it for sure. : Oh, absolutely. Speaker C: People apply this stuff blindly. They don't really have a critical ear. And of course, it's harder to even have a critical ear when you're traveling again. Henceforth, the black belt reference. It's a lot harder to get that same sound consistently when you're on the move. True. : But the thing that does that's noise reduction. But the thing for me that does more damage is d reverb. D reverb is so destructive. Like, just let's call it a quarter turn for whatever you're on. And I reckon you start hearing it. : And which one is that in particular? Because there's the wavelength, but I don't. : Know of any that will deal with serious room reverb and do it cleanly. Speaker C: No, this is the way all these plugins are, guys. The more in your mind you're thinking, I really need this plugin, the worse it's going to sound. : Yeah, true. And then you run them together, run some noise reduction and dereverb and see what happens. That's just like death. Speaker C: It's awful sandy grain. And you have to run them in the right sequence, too. If you got to run multiple reduction tools, they have to be running the right way, the right sequence. Agreed. It's not up. There's a television personality here in the States named David Pogue, and we set up his home studio with what was the minimal, I think, treatment you could get away with. Right. It's a decent sized home office, high ceiling. I didn't want it to look like a studio know stuff covering everything. So we did what we could to still have it look like a nice space to be in. In the end, it still had some reverb. And so when I showed him how to use clarity VXD reverb, he was thrilled because we had already dealt with 95% of the reverb. Right. It was already really good, but there was still a tail. You still had some room tail that was there. So then when he used the clarity VX to reverb it sounded amazing, and he was thrilled. And he's like, I use it on everything. I use it on everything now that I do. And that's because we did our due diligence to get as rid of as much of it as possible. And that's how all these plugins that modify the original audio using algorithms and AI, that's how they all have to work. Now, the AI stuff is a whole different kind of a ballgame. So the ability to do it with less artifacts is definitely becoming a thing. That's why I think the clarity VXD reverb is so good because it's based on machine learning. But you still can't have a room with a reverb tail of two or 3 seconds and just make it sound like a dead studio. : No, I've heard people try, though. That's the thing. Yeah, I've heard people try not happen. Yeah. Just crazy. : It's funny. Obviously, we all look at social media and you see posts from voice talent in their so called booth, or their part of the room where they record. And that was the thing that I was looking at the other day, and I saw one and thought, God, how the hell does that work? Or are they just getting away with it? I don't know. But then that was why I thought, well, I might as well just set up out here. And I mean, this is not ideal by any means. The only thing I've got really in front of me is a couple of those oralx gobo kind of panels. But I've got a hard desk, I'm on a concrete floor. My actual, all my outboard gear and everything in screens are to my left. And there's no treatment in this room at all. : Yeah, I mean, you're lucky in the beginning, though, that you were in such a quiet location to begin with. I know the rooms because the right. : Mic and the right placement, you can get away with the acoustics, you can do a lot, but noise, you're immediately having to use tools that are going to leave their impression on it. I would say that whoever is doing this, until you are so confident with it, figure out how to also record a clean, unprocessed track while you're doing. : The session, at least. : Yeah, as clean as you possibly can before you start dialing in noise reduction and dereverbs and stuff. Speaker C: Absolutely. Yeah. : Just somehow capture it both processed if you need to deliver it processed, but capture onto your hard drive just your microphone. : Yeah. Speaker C: That's what's so cool about this little tula mic. Remember, I did the appearance a few weeks ago from my folks house. A little cute green. I'm holding it. Now, that thing can record through the Bruce free noise reduction algorithm and dry simultaneously to its internal memory or through the USB. So you get both the dry and the noise reduction version of everything you do. : Wow. Speaker C: Which is awesome. : That's cool. Speaker C: That makes it something I would feel way more comfortable using in the field. Not that it's an amazing mic. I would probably pick a better mic, but still, the idea that was thought of is really brilliant. : I think Michael's going to have that next week with the Portcaster AI. Isn't it going to have the Deverb and the denoise knob? Speaker C: I don't know. Is this a scoop? I hadn't heard about that yet. It needs to go in a little. : Baggie, but yes, it's a scoop. : Wow. Speaker C: Okay. : No, I don't think we're getting the AI chip on our interface, but yeah. Speaker C: No, we're going purest. The passport po is purest. : It is. And so it should be. Yeah. So anyway, what's the wash up on this one? Just make sure that you have the best space possible, which we always say. : And then get as close to perfection as you can. And then use it with some restraint, I guess is the word. : And consider capturing an unprocessed version just in case. : And yes, I know, I know that Us audio engineers get this stuff and slap reverb all over it, but it's different. : That's right. But I've already got reverb on it for you. You don't have to worry about that, bitchambo. Yeah, exactly. And don't use Robert's setup for your voiceovers, whatever you do, for God's sake. : And on that note, thanks for joining us this week. It's been a great show. : Thank you, Mr. Letterman. : Yes, and thank you, road. : It only took us three years to find these glowing buttons. : Well, that was fun. Speaker B: Is it over? Speaker A: The pro audio suite with thanks to tribut and austrian audio recorded using source Connect, edited by Andrew Peters and mixed by Voodoo Radio Imaging with tech support from George the tech Wittam. Don't forget to subscribe to the show and join in the conversation on our Facebook group. To leave a comment, suggest a topic, or just say, g'day. Drop us a note at our website, theproaudiosuite.com.
1/ Stove God Cooks x Stoupe. Carbone. 2/ JAE SKEESE & SUPERIOR. Cantonese Characters. feat ROME STREETZ y TY FARRIS. 3/ ILL BILL & NECRO (BLOOD BROTHERS). OUTLAW. 4/ DR LEKTA. Feasting. feat GHOSTFACE KILLAH. 5/ Conway the Machine & Joey Bada$$. Vertino. 6/ SHOTTIE AND FARMA BEATS. Baggie stamp. 7/ MASTA ACE AND MARCO POLO. Hero. feat Inspectah Deck. 8/ HUS KINGPIN. King is born. 9/ CRIMEAPPLE & PRESERVATION. Melena dorada. 10/ BENNY THE BUTCHER. Bron. 11/ Hit-Boy & The Alchemist. Don’t be gone. 12/ Black Milk. In the sky. 13/ Reek Osama & Machacha. Mass destruction. 14/ CLASSIFIED. All Wrong. 15/ BLU & ROY ROYAL. The Legendary. 16/ ELZHI & OHNO. Bishop. 17/ JRoberts. Keep It Moving Ft. RJ Payne.Escuchar audio
1/ Black Milk. In the sky. 2/ Hit-Boy & The Alchemist. Morrissey. 3/ IAM. Sans Valeurs. 4/ Reek Osama & Machacha. Reek Havoc. 5/ BENNY THE BUTCHER. Bron. 6/ CRIMEAPPLE & PRESERVATION. Lion Vs Panther. 7/ HUS KINGPIN. Supergoat. 8/ MASTA ACE AND MARCO POLO. Plant Based. 9/ JRoberts. Keep It Moving Ft. RJ Payne. 10/ SHOTTIE AND FARMA BEATS. Baggie stamp. 11/ ELZHI & OHNO. Bishop. 12/ SLUM VILLAGE. Request. feat. Earlly Mac y Abstract Orchestra. 13/ MARK 40RD. New Routes. 14/ O.T. THE REAL. Ice Baby. 15/ MICKEY DIAMOND & SADHUGOLD. Sleepers. 16/ CONWAY THE MACHINE. Mutty. 17/ JOELL ORTIZ & L’ORANGE. Housing authority. feat. KXNG CROOKED. 18/ BLOCKHEAD. Pink lemonade. feat RXKNEPHEW.Escuchar audio
Sue Becker reintroduces a little seed that we will want to include in our whole grains and whole foods menu - Buckwheat. Buckwheat can be used in similar ways to grains. It can be milled into flour, boiled whole, and even enjoyed raw to add a little crunch to salads or granola. In addition, Buckwheat flour is also an excellent choice for making pancakes, muffins, and crepes. Crepes made with buckwheat flour are less delicate, and this allows them to work very well when used as wraps and tortillas. Product Links: The Essential Home-Ground Flour Book, by Sue Becker: https://bit.ly/essentialhomegroundflourbook Buckwheat: 2 lb bag: https://www.breadbeckers.com/store/pc/Buckwheat-Hulled-ORGANIC-in-2-lb-Baggie-88p2599.htm 1 gal pail – 7 lbs: https://www.breadbeckers.com/store/pc/Buckwheat-Hulled-ORGANIC-7lbs-1-gal-Pail-88p2616.htm 6 gal bucket: https://www.breadbeckers.com/store/pc/Buckwheat-Hulled-ORGANIC-40lbs-6-gal-Bckt-88p2582.htm For more information on the benefits of REAL bread - made from freshly-milled grain, visit our website, breadbeckers.com. Also, watch our video, Only Real Bread - Staff of Life, https://youtu.be/43s0MWGrlT8. Follow us on Facebook @thebreadbeckers and Instagram @breadbeckers. Visit our website at breadbeckers.com. *DISCLAIMER: Nothing in this podcast or on our website should be construed as medical advice. Consult your health care provider for your individual nutritional and medical needs. The information presented is based on our research and is strictly that of the author and not necessarily those of any professional group or other individuals.
Join us for an inspiring conversation with JD Delay as he shares his journey from active addiction to becoming a beacon of hope. Discover how JD, now in recovery, is using his lived experience to save lives and break the stigma surrounding addiction. Subscribe for more stories of triumph and resilience. #Recovery #HopeAfterAddiction #dirtbagchronicles #podcast #jddelay
And just like that, their investigation was over! No interviews. No DNA. No video. No suspects. The story about the mystery cocaine baggie found at the White House gets WAY more interesting now that 100 pages of Secret Service communications has been released through a Freedom Of Information Act request. PLUS, the FCC just voted to give the Biden Administration control over the internet?? YES. How ridiculously dangerous! ALSO--live with FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr. Podcast Production: Bob Slone Audio Productions
Do Phones Have OS Because I Like Really Wanted to Know. Full sized Johnson candy. Smart TVs are dumb. Up in the night with the meat. Here's Florida Georgia Linw with a song about Colorado called Montana. Harr the Harrar Stary. Trick or Jambalaya. Scott Is A Conflator. Dressing up as Jack Shit. Pear Pressure. 3 Book Weekend. Not a Witch, But Still a Duck. I curse you, apparently. Test driving Tristan. Digestion Speed Run with Bobby and more on this episode of The Morning Stream. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Do Phones Have OS Because I Like Really Wanted to Know. Full sized Johnson candy. Smart TVs are dumb. Up in the night with the meat. Here's Florida Georgia Linw with a song about Colorado called Montana. Harr the Harrar Stary. Trick or Jambalaya. Scott Is A Conflator. Dressing up as Jack Shit. Pear Pressure. 3 Book Weekend. Not a Witch, But Still a Duck. I curse you, apparently. Test driving Tristan. Digestion Speed Run with Bobby and more on this episode of The Morning Stream. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This week's interview is a bucket-list chat for me, as I get to talk to Mark Meer! To any gamer growing up in Alberta, especially one with a love for theatre and performance arts, Mark has been a bit of legend since he stepped into the voice booth for BioWare. Mark is a voice actor, writer, and improv artist - and he is best known for bringing life to the male version of Commander Shepard in the Mass Effect franchise. He has voiced many, many other characters for video games. In this episode, we dig into, amongst other things: Mark's journey into gaming through Dungeons and Dragons (filling in a cleric role), and later video games, Moving from small-town Alberta to the city and getting into gaming and acting, The Citadel Theatre's Teen Festival of the Arts and working with Three Dead Trolls in a Baggie, Auditioning for, and working with, BioWare, Being a guest at conventions (and what is is up to at Gen Con this weekend), His various experiences with Live Play and streamed games, D&D In A Castle hard core mode? (and DMing for D&D In A Castle), Where he will be at the Edmonton Fringe this year, and What improv can offer you as a game writer, designer, or even just as a player! Give it a listen Mark's Links: -> Instagram -> Facebook -> Twitter -> Threads -> Gordon's Big Bald Head -> Black Dice Society -> Chaosium YouTube (Bookshops of Arkham) -> Graveyards of Arkham Kickstarter -> Tiny Plastic Men -> Gordon: A Batman Fan Film Find The Corner of Story and Game: -> Facebook -> Instagram -> Twitter -> TikTok -> Threads -> LinkedIn -> Email: gerald@storyandgame.com If you have any questions or comments on this, or any other, episode, please let me know. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast to hear more conversations with professionals in the video game, tabletop game, and fiction industries.
On this episode, we start off with Carlethia Nicole Russell has returned home safely after being reported missing. She vanished after trying to help a wandering toddler on the highway in Alabama. She was on the phone with her sister in law and she heard her scream and that triggered that something wrong had happened. There are reports saying that you can see a man on the traffic around the time the baby was spotted. Lendery has another opinion. (1:10) Comedian Ryan Davis had a about 5 minute roasting session and KD (Kevin Durant) was the subject. Ryan stated that defense wins championships and KD didn't agree. KD then calls Ryan a trash comedian and all hell broke loose. (12:05) Would you rather be Robert Horry with 7 rings, and $54 million... Or, James Harden, 0 rings, and $300 million? (24:50) How much would you pay for a haircut house call? An LA barber runs it up and charges $350/hr + $100 travel fee and it totaled up too about $1,150. What would you do if your barber hit you with that? Are haircut prices getting outrageous? (34:21) Tony Yayo & DJ EFN debated on Drink Champs wether Ice Cube or Biggie was the better rapper. (48:17)The episode is sponsored by Titan Nutrition. Use promo code: weirdones to receive 10% off of your purchase. https://titannutrition.net/weirdones
Welcome to the Green Dragon Tavern! I'm joined by Patriotman, Joe Dolio, Johnny Paratrooper and Madman Actual to talk Biden's lost baggie of coke, the French Intifada that has no signs of slowing down and what that looks like in America's near future. The Guerilla's Guide to the Baofeng Radio is a #1 Bestseller! Brushbeater Store is live! Radio Contra Sponsors: Civil Defense Manual Tactical Wisdom Blacksmith Publishing Radio Contra Patron Program Brushbeater Training Calendar Brushbeater Forum Palmetto State Armory Primary Arms
If your jam is Bluegrass music, revolutionaries, political rants, and the Wild West of the Internet (otherwise known as the Deep Web), you're gonna love this episode. Daniel Torday is here to talk about his novel ‘Boomer1', a story that follows Bluegrass musician, underemployed millennial, and now PhD in English, Mark Brumfeld, who channels his desperation by posting a series of online video monologues that critique Baby Boomers and their powerful hold on the job market. When the videos go viral, Mark loses control of what he began—with consequences that ensnare him in a matter of national security. Later, mandolin player for the Bluegrass band Unspoken Tradition and music marketing director for Crossroads Studios near Asheville, North Carolina, Ty Gilpin joins me to give a crash course on Bluegrass. MEDIA AND MUSIC IN THE EPISODE IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE: “Old Rotten Ribbons” by Ty Gilpin (from his solo album ‘Crooked Hollows') “Christine's Tune” by The Flying Burrito Brothers “Foggy Mountain Breakdown” by Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs “Internet” by Post Malone “John Brown's Body” by Pete Seeger “Do I Wanna Know” by Arctic Monkeys “Mule Skinner Blues” by Bill Monroe “Mountain Dew” by The Stanley Brothers “I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow” by Soggy Bottom Boys “Pretty Polly” by Ralph Stanley “Uncle John's Band” by The Grateful Dead “Dust in a Baggie” by Billy Strings “Dooley” by The Dillards/The Darling Family on ‘The Andy Griffith Show' “The Old Swinging Bridge” by Unspoken Tradition (Ty Gilpin's band) LINKS: Leave a rating and comment for Rock is Lit on Goodpods: https://goodpods.com/podcasts/rock-is-lit-212451 Leave a rating and comment for Rock is Lit on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rock-is-lit/id1642987350 Daniel Torday's website: http://www.danieltorday.com/ Daniel Torday on Twitter: @DanielTorday Daniel Torday on Instagram: @dtorday Walls of Time Podcast website: https://wallsoftimepodcast.podbean.com/ Unspoken Tradition's website: https://unspokentradition.com/ Unspoken Tradition on Instagram: @unspokentraditionbluegrass Unspoken Tradition on Facebook: @unspokentradition Ty Gilpin on Instagram: @tygilpinavl Ty Gilpin on Facebook: @TyGilpin Crossroads Studios: https://crossroadsrecordingstudios.com/ ‘Crooked Hollows' by Ty Gilpin on Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/am/album/crooked-hollows/548623407 Christy Alexander Hallberg's website: https://www.christyalexanderhallberg.com/ Christy Alexander Hallberg on Twitter, Instagram, YouTube: @ChristyHallberg Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
If your jam is Bluegrass music, revolutionaries, political rants, and the Wild West of the Internet (otherwise known as the Deep Web), you're gonna love this episode. Daniel Torday is here to talk about his novel ‘Boomer1', a story that follows Bluegrass musician, underemployed millennial, and now PhD in English, Mark Brumfeld, who channels his desperation by posting a series of online video monologues that critique Baby Boomers and their powerful hold on the job market. When the videos go viral, Mark loses control of what he began—with consequences that ensnare him in a matter of national security. Later, mandolin player for the Bluegrass band Unspoken Tradition and music marketing director for Crossroads Studios near Asheville, North Carolina, Ty Gilpin joins me to give a crash course on Bluegrass. MEDIA AND MUSIC IN THE EPISODE IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE: “Old Rotten Ribbons” by Ty Gilpin (from his solo album ‘Crooked Hollows') “Christine's Tune” by The Flying Burrito Brothers “Foggy Mountain Breakdown” by Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs “Internet” by Post Malone “John Brown's Body” by Pete Seeger “Do I Wanna Know” by Arctic Monkeys “Mule Skinner Blues” by Bill Monroe “Mountain Dew” by The Stanley Brothers “I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow” by Soggy Bottom Boys “Pretty Polly” by Ralph Stanley “Uncle John's Band” by The Grateful Dead “Dust in a Baggie” by Billy Strings “Dooley” by The Dillards/The Darling Family on ‘The Andy Griffith Show' “The Old Swinging Bridge” by Unspoken Tradition (Ty Gilpin's band) LINKS: Leave a rating and comment for Rock is Lit on Goodpods: https://goodpods.com/podcasts/rock-is-lit-212451 Leave a rating and comment for Rock is Lit on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rock-is-lit/id1642987350 Daniel Torday's website: http://www.danieltorday.com/ Daniel Torday on Twitter: @DanielTorday Daniel Torday on Instagram: @dtorday Walls of Time Podcast website: https://wallsoftimepodcast.podbean.com/ Unspoken Tradition's website: https://unspokentradition.com/ Unspoken Tradition on Instagram: @unspokentraditionbluegrass Unspoken Tradition on Facebook: @unspokentradition Ty Gilpin on Instagram: @tygilpinavl Ty Gilpin on Facebook: @TyGilpin Crossroads Studios: https://crossroadsrecordingstudios.com/ ‘Crooked Hollows' by Ty Gilpin on Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/am/album/crooked-hollows/548623407 Christy Alexander Hallberg's website: https://www.christyalexanderhallberg.com/ Christy Alexander Hallberg on Twitter, Instagram, YouTube: @ChristyHallberg Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Summer Survival On today's episode of Red Pill Your Healthcast with Dr. Charlie and Nurse Practitioner Lauren- A crash course on our advice for Family Summer Survival! Ticks/tick bites, the sun, hydration, bug bites, chlorine, and broken bones. Dr. Charlie Website Instagram Membership Nurse Lauren Website Instagram Email List E-Book on Natural Remedies 1:07 - Ticks, Tick Bites & Lyme Disease 15:44 - Bug Bites 17:33 - The Sun 30:35 - Chlorine 34:15 - Hydration 35:47 - Broken Bones & Abrasions Tick Bites Recommendations: Quantum Collective Tick Kit - Shop use code: redpill Lauren's Recommendations- Amazon Shop Homemade tick kit: After bite from woodland essence, tick key from Amazon, clay + Andrographis topically repeat for 24 hours, Ledum palestre 30c homeopathic, Astragalus supreme and Cats claw supreme. For children I might do 2 capsules per week meaning 1/8-1:4 capsule per day. For a week. Baggie for the tick to go in a freeze and send to https://www.tickreport.com if have concerns about the bite. Astragalus Supreme -Shop Cat's Claw Supreme- Shop Dr. Charlies Top 3 if you get a tick bite from: Andrographis Japanese Knotweed Cat's Claw Shop these here. VerVita Kalmz & Sore-to-Soar - Shop Doxycycline for emergencies (adults) Sun Recommendations: Royal Jelly support Methylation Immune Rmor for Bug Bites- Shop Skin Protective Foods: Rosita Cod Liver Oil - use code:naturalnursemomma for 10% off Egg Yolk Beef Tallow - Shop Grass Fed Butter Red-Colored Fruits Before sun exposure: Take flax seed & iodine (Check Fullscript) & Matrix Synergy from Vervita After the sun: increase calcium Chlorine Recommendations: Coconut oil before the pool Vitamin C spray after the pool Takesumi Supreme - Shop Iodine from Biotics research - Shop Fullscript Epsom Salt Baths & Magnesium Flakes - Shop Glutathione Spray - Shop Fullscript Hydration Recommendations: Clean Water - Shop Quinton minerals (isotonic for kids, Lauren prefers hypertonic for herself) - Fullscript Body bio liquid minerals and Elyte - Fullscript Redmond Salt Jigsaw electrolytes - Fullscript Broken Bones Recommendations: Redlight - Shop Standard Process Biost- Fullscript SRT Optimizers - Shop For Abrasions- Ozonated Oils - Shop Manuka Honey First Aid- Shop Active Skin Repair- Shop code:naturalnurse for 20% off Search full library of our favorite supplements - Lauren's Fullscript https://us.fullscript.com/welcome/naturalnursemomma Dr. Charlie's Fullscript https://us.fullscript.com/welcome/cfagenholz Thanks for listening y'all!
On the podcast today we announce that Dan's Diary is back, this time with more entries and a bit older Dan so possible nudity. Meg pulls scenes from a bag and does impressions for Meg's baggie of impressions. Clint brings back "What Did Meg Mean" as she had a few missed sayings this week. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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In this episode of Sue's Healthy Minutes, Sue Becker introduces us to another little seed that we will want to include in our whole foods menu - Buckwheat. But, in spite of its name, buckwheat is not related to wheat at all, nor is it even a grain. Buckwheat, however, can be used in similar ways to grains. It can be milled into flour, boiled whole and eaten, and even enjoyed raw to add a little crunch to salads or granola. Buckwheat flour is also an excellent choice for making pancakes, muffins, and crepes. Crepes made with buckwheat flour are less delicate, and this allows them to work very well when used as wraps and tortillas. Product Links: The Essential Home-Ground Flour Book, by Sue Becker: https://bit.ly/essentialhomegroundflourbook Buckwheat: 2 lb bag: https://www.breadbeckers.com/store/pc/Buckwheat-Hulled-ORGANIC-in-2-lb-Baggie-88p2599.htm 1 gal pail – 7 lbs: https://www.breadbeckers.com/store/pc/Buckwheat-Hulled-ORGANIC-7lbs-1-gal-Pail-88p2616.htm 6 gal bucket: https://www.breadbeckers.com/store/pc/Buckwheat-Hulled-ORGANIC-40lbs-6-gal-Bckt-88p2582.htm For more information, visit our website at breadbeckers.com. *DISCLAIMER: Nothing in this podcast or on our website should be construed as medical advice. Consult your health care provider for your individual nutritional and medical needs. The information presented is based on our research and is strictly that of the author and not necessarily those of any professional group or other individuals.
This week, the guys discuss Jeff Bagwell's updates from Astros Fanfest including the latest status with Yuli Gurriel. Dusty Baker and Baggie have different opinions on Michael Brantley's return. A front-runner has emerged in the Astros GM search. Bob Nightengale speaks truth to power regarding Carlos Beltran and the Houston Astros.
The Boyz are back with another episode this week. We speak about weeks but things get real interesting when we speak about our previous sexcapades and the lengths we've gone to get our nut off.
We mentioned briefly Derek Carr's contract numbers which seemed like he got the bag but not so fast. The guys also take a look at Cleveland's QB situation, more mess for Dan Snyder and much more.
In this episode we talk to Bem and Mat from the New York based cassette label Haord Records. We discuss buying CDs, WATMM messageboard, artwork, insane radiators, and a lot more! Haord Records has been releasing experimental and outside art and synth rock and pop since 2014. The label has worked with Libythth, Cop City/Chill Pillars, Cabo Boing, Rick Weaver, Jake Tobin, Tender Cruncher, Dan Talbot, Macula Dog and others, and has recently released two tapes from new artists WEATHER and Baggie. Most of the label's artwork is done by artist and musician Ben Mendelewicz. Ben runs the label with Matt Cutler, who does a lot of the mail order. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/haordrecords Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/haordrecords Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/haordrecords/?hl=en Bandcamp: https://haord.bandcamp.com/
Orval “Baggie” Hardimon is a legend of the Kokomo music scene. This week, Kyle Long shares rare records released by Hardimon in the 1940s, as well as an unreleased recording from Hardimon's Kokomo home in 1961 featuring the iconic jazz organist, Jimmy Smith. This episode also celebrates the 50th anniversary of Marvin Gaye's “What's Going On” — an album featuring three songs co-written by Indianapolis-born James Nyx, Jr.
Orval “Baggie” Hardimon, legend of the Kokomo music scene, is spotlighted in this week's episode. Kyle Long showcases rare and unreleased work by Hardimon, as well as celebrating the 50th anniversary of an album co-written by a Hoosier — Marvin Gaye's “What's Going On.”
S3E16 Jeopardy announces their two new co-hosts for the game show. But some of the fans aren't to happy about the selection. Aunt Nancy (Pelosi) has a a crazy message for you if her nephew Gavin gets recalled. It sounds real grim! "Cutty Bangs".. a street drink that's made in a sandwich bag that is very popular around the city of San Francisco. It's said that even the rapper E40 may have started the Hyphy trend back in the 90's. Thanks for listening
Rightio, got a Baggie of Mindfulness first courtesy of Birthday Bob (1:31) and then the Wellington Phoenix dominate the 1332 Hot Takes (6:23) in a couple different ways. Ufuk Talay also gets an appearance in the Vitamin Stats category alongside Roger Tuivasa-Sheck (12:35) plus Deep in the Mangroves takes us to Minor League Baseball with Kyle Glogoski and then back to Aotearoa for City Kickboxing (17:40). Then it's questions on Clayton Lewis, Sean Marks, and the Blackcaps in England (24:00) before some musical Jams (37:35) and bingo there we go.
At slightly more than a month into the development of an idea into a business, here's an update on where things stand.
It's back to League action on Thursday night and Chris discusses the match with Matt a life long Baggie. The match is vital for both teams but for different reasons as City look to secure points in their Champions League quest while West Brom look to try and hang onto their Premier League status. #lcfc #ltid #leiwba Leicester till I die - Watch | Listen | Like | Follow | Subscribe - You Tube | Leicester till I Die tv / Website | www.leicestertillidie.com/ facebook | Leicester till I Die / twitter | @Leicestertid/ Instagram | Leicester till I Die 1 /Periscope | @Leicestertid/ Pinterest | Leicester till I Die ./ Spotify, Apple itunes, Google| Leicester till I Die Music & Graphics with thanks to - www.premiumbeat.com/license| www.bensound.com/royalty-free... | www.flexclip.com| app.clipchamp.com| www.fesliyanstudios.com | www.101soundboards.com | https://www.animazer.com| https://videocreek.com | www.lcfc.com | www.bbc.com| www.fa.com| www.11v11.com | www.itv.com
Albion have won back to back games for the first time this season, giving Chris and Adrian wild hopes of survival. In amongst the celebrations of a 3-0 thrashing of Southampton, there's discussion about the merits of Mbaye Diagne, Ainsley Maitland Niles, Matt Phillips, Dara O' Shea and Kyle Bartley - not to mention yet another VAR controversy.Presented by Adrian Goldberg and Chris LepkowksiProduced by Adrian GoldbergDonl't forget your Liquidator Podcast T shirts and mugs
This week we talk about CD projekts new marketing strategy and go over some news from the xbox showcase. Also, the squad may or may not be serving 20 long years for dust in a baggie.
We're back with part 2 of the Belgian Malinois! David tells us what it was like to work with Baggie, his Military Working Dog in the Army, how the two became paired together, and some funny stories about food that Baggie grew to love. Find out what happened when David retired from service and the obstacles he faced to get Baggie retired out to him to live his golden years with David and his family. Do you have a Belgian Malinois or did you work with a dog in them? Tell us all about your dog and your experience with them in the comments!If you're looking to rescue a Belgian Malinois, visit: https://www.malinoisrescue.org/Find us online at http://dognerdshow.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/dognerdshow/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DogNerdShow/Shop at: https://www.etsy.com/shop/houndandthistle
Meet the Belgian Malinois! This hard-working herding breed is extremely loyal to their people and loves working with them. In this episode, we meet David and his Belgian Malinois, Baggie.Among other things, we discuss:Are Belgian Malinois good family dogs?Are Belgian Malinois good with kids?Do Belgian Malinois shed?How much exercise do Belgian Malinois need?Are Belgian Malinois good for first-time dog owners?Do you have a Belgian Malinois? Tell us all about your dog and your experience with them in the comments!If you're looking to rescue a Belgian Malinois, visit: https://www.malinoisrescue.org/Find us online at http://dognerdshow.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/dognerdshow/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DogNerdShow/Shop at: https://www.etsy.com/shop/houndandthistle
In which Jessica and Andy complete their discussion of the Percy Jackson book series. Additional discussion topics include Jessica’s appreciation and love for Crows, Norwegian Christmas, Jessica consistently speaks like Gil and George from Oh, Hello!, the physical mechanics of volcano eruptions, how great Get Out is, the time it takes to travel distances, Jessica says “Nico is the best character” more times than we can count, our unifying Kanye West theory, and we refer to the book’s author as “Uncle Rick” for most of this episode. Dust in a Baggie Commentary: https://www.instagram.com/p/B_dk3H2DoDe/ Dust in a Baggie actual song: https://open.spotify.com/track/2Lk8XTulavagQOrYqFpGB8?si=qIQxpd2RQLip3C6kCsz_KQ Find us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wewillownachristmastreefarm/ Find us on TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/GQ3koP/ Find us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/JessicaandAndy1 Find Preici on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/preicipua/ Find Andy on Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/AndyGagliardi/ And also find Andy on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/andygagliardi --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
In Episode 58, S10 E07, filming begins in Midsomer and brings a group of actors and a director together. In a forest of red herrings, people start losing their heads and loose the ability to shut the damn door!
In this episode we’re getting everything off from: Dating in Covid Times Ruth Bader Ginsberg Passing Social Media Effects on People Growth and How We Evaluate Your Life Power Book 2 Using Flavored Condoms Toaster Mail Song featured in this podcast: Intro: Shy Glizzy - Right or Wrong (ft. Lil Uzi Vert) We do not own the rights to the music played in this podcast Join the conversation: Have a topic you want us to touch on or something in your life you want our opinion on send an anonymous email to us at illToastToThatPod@gmail.com or DM us on Instagram @illtoasttothat and we will talk about it on the next pod. Watch on Youtube: https://youtu.be/qiapfgZIimM Follow the Hosts Juan : https://instagram.com/mrtillman_?igshid=huab3ptablo1 Sauce: https://instagram.com/flysaucyty?igshid=2devqy2lx194 Steve: https://instagram.com/damuscubasteve?igshid=kcnzjw40cuse
Today we're going to look at grapes. Now I know this is a common food. Everyone enjoys them, but did you know there's actually one grape specifically that has had numerous research done on it in the last 10, 15 years because it actually helps to prevent and remove the plaque in your arteries. It also helps to prevent DNA damage. Do you know which grape it is? It's Muscadine. The muscadine grape has amazing benefits. In fact, it's where a lot of products are getting the resveratrol from to put into a supplement because of its DNA reversing effects. Now you may ask, well, what's so important about reversing DNA? DNA can contribute to aging. DNA damage means you're going to age faster, so this means by reversing DNA damage, you will actually look younger and feel younger. Now, how many of you are going to admit you want to look younger than your friends? Okay, I don't mind admitting that. That would be fine. So that's what the muscadine grape can do. So today I just have a bowl of white grapes. It's important to know that grapes need to be bought locally and in season. This is very important if you want to get the best nutritional benefit from this food, we don't want to buy them from other countries just because some of the ingredients, some of the pesticides that are used in other countries are actually banned here in America, so by local and buy in season. Children love grape juice because of the high sugar content, which is actually what they should not be drinking and everyone loves a good fresh grape, but there are other ways to enjoy it as well. If you were to take these grapes and clean and with a good organic cleaner and then separate them, put them on a cookie sheet and do a real quick freeze. Probably within 15 minutes they will be frozen well and not that you could then take them and throw them into a Baggie and then keep that in the freezer. That way the cookie sheet will be not consuming all of your freezer space, but there is another tip, you can take these grapes after you wash them and then dip them in some yogurt and then into some chia seeds and then freeze them on a cookie tree on a cookie sheet. When your children or your grandchildren are looking for a sweet treat and you show them these yogurt dip grapes, they will surely love them! So anyway, these are some great ways to enjoy grapes, to learn more about grapes and More, additional health benefits that come with grades. Check out my book Treasures of Healthy Living Nutrition Manual, and then go to the Healthy Treasures Cookbook for some really tasty recipes. Thank you for tuning in this podcast episode. To learn more about how to achieve transformation both physically and spiritually, please visit our website https://thebiblicalnutritionist.com/ and get your FREE biblical health plan https://thebiblicalnutritionist.com/free-biblical-health-roadmap/ today! God is doing amazing things through The Biblical Nutritionist. If you LOVE the YouTube content If you LOVE knowing there is a dependable resource. If you LOVE sharing God's love through food. Please consider helping us continue this ministry with a $3 month donation! https://give.cornerstone.cc/give3 We serve together as we share the love of God through His amazing creation. Please help us do this!
Generation Skywalker welcome Stephen Savory as guest to this months 'Those Old Fossils' show as he joins Craig, Jez, Mark and Stuart to discuss the joys of vintage. On the table for discussion this month is pack-in toy catalogues, posters, instructions etc. We look at the category system drawn up by Yehuda as well as debating whether a boxed toy is complete without the catalogue and other paperwork that would have been originally included. Edd Grant off Star Wars Forum UK started an interesting topic thread the other day as he asked about competition etiquette and whether if you research a certain topic you should have first refusal on items that come up for sale with regards to the research. An interesting topic which the team all fall into the same opinion of. We take a look at the aftermath of Toy Toni and Baggiegate. Toy Toni happened way back in 2013, whilst baggiegate was more recent in 2017. The lads discuss what effect it has had on the Palitoy and Baggie markets as well as debating other points on both scandals. The Generation Skywalker team then also discuss 'The Fans Strike Back' who pledged money towards an upcoming book kickstarter. With the sight producing and selling reproduction items we delve into the morals of accepting such money to fund a current project. The final topic for the month is lighthearted as the boys throw toys into the hat for the most confusing vintage item. From figures and weapons to vehicles and talking figures, the lads are confused by a few vintage concepts. All this plus much more on this months 'Those Old Fossils' podcast. Enjoy the show! We Are Generation Skywalker!!!
On today's episode... Special Edition of Florida Man Friday w/ OAN news anchor Emily Finn and activist and influencer Cam Kasky. Also: - A man arrested in sheriff Grady Judd's county, Polk County was not only charged with possession and distribution of child pornography, but it was also stated by the sheriff that the man purchased soiled underwear and then ate them, or as Judd put it "he was munching on them." - A man with a large machete tattoo on his face was arrested for attacking someone with a machete - A Florida man headed out for a night on the town in his 90s Ford Pickup, armed with a Crossbow and a Baggie of Meth and after getting bored started shooting random people with the crossbow including one cyclist he hit in the head Brought to you by Caliper CBD. Get 20% off when you use promo code FACTOR at TryCaliper.com/Factor. Brought to you by PredictIt.org/promo/HardFactor20 where you can gamble on news & politics. Sign up using our unique url and we will match your first $20 deposit. Sign up.
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Sustainable Travel Our Guest today is Lauren Chu of the Ridgeline Report. As the world gets more crowded and the increase of the middle class around the world means that there are more folks touring the world, it becomes even more important to consider sustainability and our part. Sustainable travel means we seek to minimize any negative impacts on the local people and environment of the places we visit, so that tourism can continue long term with a neutral or better yet, a positive impact. Otherwise we risk damaging or ruining the very places we treasure. Links Mentioned in this Episode: Active Travel Adventures podcast episodes: Cassis France Whitewater Raft the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon The Ridgeline Report (Lauren’s blog) Subscribe to the Active Travel Adventures podcast Sustainability’s Three Pillars: Environmental, Social and Economic The Environmental Pillar The Environmental Pillar seeks to minimize impact on the landscape and wildlife. You can reduce you impact on the environment by using least the harmful means of transportation. You can minimize waste by bringing your own reusables and following Leave No Trace principals. Buy (and then properly recycle or dispose) products with minimal packaging. When it comes to local wildlife, be respectful and avoid unethical businesses that exploit their animals. While not all human-animal encounter tours are unethical, many are and if you saw how the animals were treated out of your sight, you would be appalled. Sure it’s cool to ride an elephant, but did you know that some companies keep them chained on a small leash when not in service? Heart breaking! Do your homework before you go on an animal encounter tour and choose the responsible tour operator. Call and ask questions, and while they might lie, as many companies “Green Wash” and act so responsible, dig deeper and ask HOW are they implementing their policies? We all want to see the animals, but seek to find companies that put the health and wellness of the animals first. Sadly this means that often you won’t have the super close encounter that you want, but it will be better for the animals. Seek companies that show you the animals from more of a distance. Then you will also be seeing their natural behavior instead of tourist inspired behavior. The Social Pillar The Social Pillar consides how we impact the local community and its people. To help prop up the social pillar, try to use local businesses, buy local food, and enjoy local tourism projects. If you hire a tour company, ask if they are they using locals guides and are they taking you to the local restaurants and markets? As relaxing as they may be, an all inclusive resort discourages leaving the compound, so while they are often using local foods and employees, the surrounding local businesses won’t get the benefit your tourism dollars unless you get out of the compound and wander. Also, check to see whether the companies you hire are treating their employees fairly. Lauren advises reaching out to a recent visitor on Trip Advisor and seeing if they’ll answer a couple of questions for you about their experience with a company. Consider volunteering with local charitable projects. Make sure any volounteer work you do is actually assisting local people help themselves. I have found some NGO’s seem to put an ineffective bandage on a problem rather than truly helping to solve a problem, because actually solving a problem puts them out of business. I prefer locally led organizations myself. Instead of bringing things from your home country to distribute to needy in the country you are visiting, BUY THE NEEDED ITEMS LOCALLY. I went on a mission trip to Haiti and was appalled to discover that we brought hundreds of pounds of beans and rice. Sounds nice, no? Except we literally stole the sales from the mouths of the local businesses. Instead, bring things they CAN’T buy locally, and then buy what you can from small local vendors. That’s how you can really help! In addition, LEARN ABOUT THE CULTURE. If nothing else, take a few minutes to read the Wikipedia site about the country you are visiting. There you will get a brief overview of their land and history which can help put what you see and the people you meet in some context. I also like to check out this fascinating website that caters to business people doing international business, but this one page can give you a quick snapshot of the common embedded beliefs of a nation. Bookmark it to check out before your next adventure! Be sure to understand the cultural norms so that you don’t inadvertently offend the locals like the backpackers did in Malaysia that Lauren told us about. A quick Google search can help you here. Remember that even though we are fascinated by the people and cultures that we visit, they are living what we consider an adventure as their everyday lives. Do not treat their lives as a tourist attraction but rather meet with them on a one to one human level to learn more about the hows and whys of their lives which can help you gain insight into your own. And remember, ask permission before taking a close up photograph. People are not on display for your entertainment. The Economic Pillar Really a sidebar to the Social Pillar discussed above: buy from local vendors, choose locally owned and operated lodging, go with tour companies that hire local guides and treat them ethically. Economic sustainability and following responsible tourism practices can not only help improve the lives of the people you encounter, but sustainable tourism means that it will continue to do so in the long term. Ecotourism is bandied about and the greenwashers will tout that they are eco friendly. Do your homework to make sure they are not just riding the wave of what is trendy to call themselves. Call them up, Lauren says, and ASK THEM not just about their sustainability policies and ethical treatment of employees, but ask them HOW they implement their policies. It’s a good bet that a greenwasher will have all the right answers to the first question, but they are likely to flounder when explains the answers to the second. Question: Are you helping or hurting the places you love and visit??? Question: Are you making the most responsible choice in regards to the three pillars when you go on your adventures? Complete Transcript: Note that this is an unedited machine transcription, so there will be boo boo’s. I offer this for those that prefer to read rather than listen to the show. Kit Parks: (00:00) A quick glance through Instagram and you can see our public lands plus the even incredibly remote and inaccessible landscapes sound the most fragile and beautiful environments in the world are getting really crowded and I get it. You want to see them? I want to see them. They're special for a reason, so what can we do to make these lands and make these environments and our impact on them more sustainable? Today we're going to look at our impact, both positive and negative on the people and the landscapes and the places that we visit. Welcome to the adventure travel show podcast. I'm your host kit parks. This is a companion podcast to the Active Travel Adventures podcast. On this podcast you're going to learn about the how tos of adventure travel. Whereas on ATA, you're going to learn about destinations. I encourage you to subscribe to both today. I've got a great guest, Lauren Chu from the Ridge Line report whose specialty is talking about sustainability and safety in the wild and it's a great interview. I can't wait to share it with you. So at that further ado, let's get on with our interview with Lauren. Kit Parks: (01:19) I was recently in Portland, Maine for the Women In Travel Summit and was lucky enough to meet Lauren at the opening night party. Lauren has an extensive background on wilderness safety and sustainability plus guiding in the wilderness. Welcome to the show. Lauren. Lauren Chu: Thank you so much. I'm super happy to be here. You've got a great background. And could you just tell us a little bit... I got a little bit about it from you that night and also on the website, but can you give us a little bit of a brief summary of, of who you are and the things that you've learned and some of your training and background? Lauren Chu: (01:49) Yeah, absolutely. So I went to school for engineering. So I studied engineering and after a few years in the workplace, I kind of found that my desire to be outside and kind of be connected to nature was far stronger than my desire to be working with machinery. And so for the past few years I've been working as a guide and as a kind of facilitator for programs around the world. So I work leading groups on hiking trips and I also work for an organization that does educational travel for students. Kit Parks: (02:21) Cool. Cool. Now adventure travel has become huge when people even my age are doing it. So can you tell us a little bit about the rise of adventure travel on? Where's the buzz there? What's making it so cool these days to go on adventure travel? Lauren Chu: (02:33) Yeah, it's a great point. And I think really what I've come to realize is that adventure travel is almost synonymous with travel in a lot of ways these days. I mean, everybody's looking for a hike or an off the beaten path experience or some way to reconnect with nature. And I think there's a few things that have contributed to this. I mean, the rise of adventure travel in pop culture has a lot to do with celebrities and celebrity status. I mean you think of Red Bull and the way that they've just elevated extreme sports athletes to kind of be these pop culture icons. And then you know, that fantastic movie, Wild with Reese Witherspoon came out of this one woman's journey along the Pacific Crest Trail and it kind of just skyrocketed her to start them as well. And it brought through hiking and that kind of backcountry experience to light again. And then even environmentalism has always been important in the past few decades. But recently it's become really mainstream. I mean, Nat Geo- National Geographic- just won an Oscar for their work on Free Solo, which is incredible. But again, it's just created this idea that adventure travel is the norm and it's something that we should all be seeking. Kit Parks: (03:38) Is Adventure travel harmful to some of the places that we go to in any way? Let's talk first... Let's break it into two sections. Let's talk about the impact on the local culture and the people. And then let's talk about the impact on the environment. So can you address, how does all of a sudden this mass of humanity, now we're invading some of these really remote places now in mass, how is that affecting the local people for good and for bad? Lauren Chu: (04:03) Right. I think it's a fantastic question because when we think of these remote places and traveling to them, I mean these are the world's most fragile environments, both socially and environmentally. There's significant impacts that that can be had. There's one example I think of and Mount Kinabalu is the highest peak in Malaysia. And there was a group of backpackers a few years ago who decided they wanted to climb it and for some reason felt compelled to take photographs naked on top of this mountain. And you know, despite multiple warnings from their local guides to not do that, they took off their clothes. They had a picture taken, it was this harmless act of fun-ness or horseplay or whatever it was. And they actually ended up being jailed because of the disrespect that they had done to what was a very sacred place for the local people. And so while well intentioned and while I think it's important that we really get out there and take those risks, you know, there's a lot of considerations to be had for the people who live the adventure every day of their lives. Kit Parks: (05:04) To us it is an adventure to them, like I think I heard you say that their reality, that's their everyday life. Lauren Chu: (05:07) That's right. I mean we think about going on, you know, this Himalayan adventure or this Amazonian cruise through this epic wild landscape and for the people who live there and who have lived there for ever, it's the reality and it's something that they've had to grapple with is, is this big influx of people who want to see this adventure or to live this adventure and to ask somebody to share their everyday life kind of like a show or, or as a performance, is really tricky and there's a lot of education that I think we can do as travelers ahead of time to respect those people in that culture. Kit: Give us some examples. Lauren Chu: (05:57) So, I mean I think a lot of it is really just doing your research and it's hard and it takes time. But I think we have the responsibility to do it. And it could be as simple as understanding the history of the people. So who lives there, you know, how long have they been there is, are there any sort of cultural norms or tendencies I might want to be aware of and then doing your research on, on a provider. So who is going to be taking you there and what is their relationship with the land? Do they live there? Are they from there? Do they understand the impacts that these activities have? And again, it does take a bit of effort, but it is entirely worth it. And I think it's fantastic that more people are looking for these kinds of ethical experiences. Kit Parks: (06:38) That reminds me of the story. When I was in Bangkok, I was on a boat and one of the floating markets and what a floating market is, is all the vendors are on boats too. And they're just kind of going through the alleyways in the canals and the waterways trying to sell their wares. And I always try to ask permission before I take a closeup photo of anybody anyway. But just to be on the safe side, this one woman marketing, she had a couple of different things in the boat... I can't remember what they were though, but what you saw that we were tourists put her finger in front of our face and shook her head like, “No, no, no. I am not a tourist attraction!” And I thought that was very interesting. I never forgot her. Of course, obviously I honored her request. I mean we've got to remember that there are everyday people just like us, they just have a different culture than what we're used to, which makes them fascinating to us. However, you still need to build a relationship before you just go snap in people's photos. Lauren Chu: (07:20) Absolutely. And there's so much opportunity act for learning when we meet with these people who are so different from us. And instead of seeing them as canvas spectacle or an object to view or to enjoy, it's actually what can we learn from them and what are they doing that could be interesting or impactful for us. And a lot of times they're curious about us as we are about them. Absolutely. Particularly if they don't see a lot of tourists. And you know, there's, there's entire industries that have been created around big adventure travel destination. So Mount Kilimanjaro is a great example that I always kind of come back to. And I've had the chance to lead a group up to Mount Kilimanjaro and for me, the adventure wasn't so much in the hike, which was beautiful, don't get me wrong, but the adventure was in connecting with the people of Tanzania and understanding the vast, like the, the different tribes and cultures and diversity of culture that exists in Tanzania. Lauren Chu: (08:20) And it's, it's a really great learning tool. Kit Parks: And Kilimanjaro and Nepal makes me think of something else to, depending on the guides that we hire, we're either helping or hurting the local people because there's great companies that properly pay and train their people and there's others that exploit the people and just take the money and actually take it out of the countries. So I think one of our ethical challenges is to look into the companies that we're doing business with to make sure that they're doing things in the manner that you want them to be doing things and choose your tour companies accordingly. Lauren Chu: Yeah, absolutely. And you, it's so important to kind of do our research and understand where that money's going, but also not to take away the agency that they have in making it a business because it's such important money for so many communities around the world. Lauren Chu: (09:06) Right? Tourism is huge. And so instead of saying, we shouldn't contribute to this problem, we shouldn't climb Kilimanjaro, we shouldn't even try. It's actually how can we do it in a way that is mutually beneficial and contributes to a sustainable place that we can continue to visit and climb. And see for years to come. And what do we look for? Kit Parks: How do we, I mean, what do I even look for when I go to a website or try to check out an outfitter? Lauren: Yeah, it's an honestly a fantastic question and it's one that I continue to grapple with, but I think the best thing you can do is actually try to get in contact with somebody who works there. And yes, you can say, you know, they'll tell you whatever you want to hear, Yada, Yada, Yada. But if you ask questions around how do they pay their employees, how do they hold themselves accountable? Lauren Chu: (09:54) What are their policies around social justice or environmental justice or, what measures do they take to ensure that the way that they operate is just and fair to their employees? And another thing that I've actually liked doing is reaching out to somebody who's gone on a tour with one of these companies before. So, you know, on TripAdvisor, on any kind of review site, it's a great place to find up to date information. And so I'll, I'll comment on one of the most recent reviews and say, hey, would you mind if I reached out to you? I just have a couple of questions to ask about how you found their policies around x, Y, Z to be, or whatever it is. And, and those are a few things that I, I typically do just to kind of do some surface level of vetting of the companies that on balance. Kit Parks: Do you think that this explosion of travel into some of these remote areas is as far as the people are in the culture go a benefit or a detraction or is it a balance or, or where do you stand on that? Lauren Chu: (10:42) Yeah, I think I am a huge proponent of adventure travel. I think it is fantastic and I think we should continue to encourage people to take risks and to go outside their comfort zone because that's where the learning happens. I mean, that's, to me the most exciting part of travel is when you learn something, you see something differently or you understand something in a, in a slightly different way. And so I think it is really important to continue to seek these experiences. But I think it's important to recognize that these experiences don't come free, right? There is a cost and will this ever be sustainable? It's a tough word to use, right? Sustainability is more of an ideal than a reality. But I think the more that we have conversations around principles surrounding leaving no trace or ethical travel or who does this benefit, we can certainly work towards a kind of a more humble and curiousype of traveler. Kit Parks: (11:54) And at least in my experience, it seems that the people are grateful for the tourist dollars that are coming into their local towns and villages. Lauren Chu: (11:57) That's exactly it, right? I mean they are business people, they are smart entrepreneurial workers who are looking to be involved with this global economy and we should certainly be able to take part of that as well. Kit Parks: (12:11) So let's switch gears then and let's talk about adventure travel and its impact on the environment. You had mentioned earlier that we're talking about going into some of the world's most fragile areas. I remember, I can't remember where it was, it might have been in Glacier National Park. We were up pretty high and the only vegetation was some little Mossy Lichen on the rocks. And I think they said that it took decades for that Lichen to grow. So when you left the trail and got off trail, you're actually harming decades worth of growth. Can you talk a little bit about this invasion of the people trying to seek out all these cool environments, which like, you know, I'm all gung ho like you, and want to adventure travel, but I do see that as many people get out there that we're not necessarily treating the land with as much respect as we should be. Lauren Chu: (13:01) That's it. That's a great point. And it's something that is super, super important to recognize. These are the world's most fragile environments and lichen like that, you know, similar to Kilimanjaro, it grows at a rate of a few millimeters per year. Right? So, you know, this is some of the most resilient but yet fragile at the same time, vegetation and life. And I think there's kind of this disconnect between our impact and the reality. So you can think that, oh, there's just so much space out here. It's just so vast. It's so big and it's so beautiful. Like my walking off the trail for a short time or me climbing up this rock to see this different viewpoint isn't gonna make a big difference. But in reality, the more people that do that over time, the bigger the effect that there is. And so, you know, leaving no trace is exactly that. Lauren Chu: (13:55) It's leaving no trace of you being there. But more than that, to me it's, it's, it's the golden rule. Leave a place the way that you would like to find it. Right? And so it means staying on the trail, it means camping in designated areas. It means not making huge bonfires. It obviously means not leaving trash. And I think the more that we can instill that in people as the norm and not as something that we seek to, that we wish to do, but instead something that we have to do and are supposed to do, the better off we'll be. Kit Parks: (14:29) Yeah. I remember when I was doing some sections of the Appalachian trail, I would get so irritated with some of the hikers out there because nobody wants to carry weight. You're backpacking. So I get it. We all want to minimize the weight, but when they'd leave their garbage or burn unburnable garbage in the fire areas, I'm like, they came out here for the beauty and then they're marring it for the rest of us and that would really get in my craw a little bit. Lauren Chu: (14:53) No kidding. Yeah, I’m the same way. And you know, it's tough for, I'm not gonna say, “Don't make fires”, and I'm not going to say that you can't go to these places, but, but there's certainly a level of responsibility that I think we have to take for each other. Really. It's just, it's looking out for each other. Kit Parks: (15:08) So let's, let's talk about, so of course we want to stay on the trails and obviously you don't want to cut any live vegetation, trees or branches to make your fire. Can you just identify, leave no trace, I know you talked a little bit about that, but in a nutshell, what does that mean for people when they say when it regards to human waste and toilet paper and their trash? Lauren Chu: (15:28) Sure. Toilet paper is kind of one of my favorite things to talk about in a funny way. So leave no trace principles are kind of these ethics, it's a kind of a code of ethics that people who travel outdoors and visit these backcountry areas should abide by. And again, the idea is that you leave a place the way that you found it in the way that you would like to find it. And so it means taking only pictures and not leaving garbage. And toilet paper is a, is an interesting one. It seems so light and so fragile and so many people just kind of leave it on the trail. I mean, the number of times that I've come across toilet paper on the trail is, it's just, I can't even, can't even articulate how frustrated it makes me. Lauren Chu: (16:14) Toilet paper takes, I think around three years to biodegrade and that's in the most fertile environment, like in dirt or in like a forest full of mulch and full of leaves and wet leaves. But you should really never be leaving toilet paper on the ground. You pack it in and you pack it out. So you just bring a little Baggie with you and you do your thing and then you put the toilet paper in the bag and carry it with you. It shouldn't be buried, it shouldn't be left. And if you don't want to see it on the trail, certainly don't leave it for other people to find. Kit Parks: (16:48) Right. And actually when people say, “Oh, I bury it”. But actually animals, will go dig that up too. Lauren Chu: Exactly. Exactly. Kit Parks: And speaking of like the biodegrading, one of the most irritating times I was up, I was in the little town of Cassis, France and there was this huge, huge cliff bluff that was just like a straight up hike to get up there. And I'm up there first thing in the morning, I got the whole thing to myself. It's absolutely beautiful except for all along the path was toilet paper because it hardly ever rains. So it doesn't decompose and it was disgusting. Lauren Chu: That's right. So anyway, I always tell people, bring a baggy, label it trash so you don’t get confused. And then when you get to town you can dump it and use a fresh bag if you want. You never have to go in it, you know? So it's not a big deal. Kit Parks: Yeah, there's even some places now when I interviewed Mike of about rafting the Colorado River, they had to brown bag… they even had to pack out all of their human waste. That's exactly it. Yeah. And so is that common in many places or is that just in some of the really fragile places are parks? Lauren Chu: (17:50) I would say that's kind of the but is it practice everywhere? No, and you know, in, in Canada or in Ontario anyway, in the places that I spend time, can you tripping in the summer there's what we call “Treasure Boxes”. And so they're little... they're set up by, you know, Ontario parks or parks Canada and they’re boxes for you to use as a toilet. And so this is kind of their way of focusing on only putting human waste in one place. And so please use those treasure boxes. They're there for a reason. Kit Parks: I'd never heard about that before. That's new news. Cool. Cool. So overall do you have some overall thoughts about our impact in the world doing adventure travel? Lauren Chu: (18:47) Again, I think I just want to kind of balance the idea of risk because taking risk is fantastic. Like I said, I think we should keep doing it. I think everybody needs to push themselves out of their comfort zone and seek these experiences in nature that for, for the past few decades, we've kind of forgotten in a lot of ways. So that's one side of it. And then, and my, I guess my final thoughts are the more conversations we have and the more we hold each other accountable when it comes to safety and sustainability and adventure travel, we can certainly work towards a type of traveler and in a world and an industry that is sustainable and collaborative and mutually beneficial to everybody involved. And I think we'll get there and I think we can work to get there. And I'm excited to be a part of this new movement of travelers who care. Kit Parks: So Lauren you've got the Ridgeline Report. Can you tell us a little bit about that? And I'll put links to all of Lauren's website and blog on the show notes and on the website at adventuretravelshowpodcast.com/sustainability. And so Lauren, can you tell us a little bit about the Ridgeline Report and whatever else you're up to? Lauren Chu: (19:37) Yeah, sure. So, The Ridgeline Report is my personal blog and on it I kind of talk about hiking and biking and camping in Canada and around the world. But I do try to kind of provide a lot of resources for people around sustainability and safety. So, you know, I've got a bit on leave no trace principles and how to apply them in reality and just bits on hiking etiquette and, and all that sort of good stuff. So that's what's there. Kit Parks: Well, I'll be sure, like I said, I'll be sure to link to all that. Lauren, I sure appreciate you coming on the show. Thanks so much. Lauren Chu: (20:42)Thank you so much for having me. It's been a pleasure. Kit Parks: Our thanks to Lauren for coming on the show. She’s given us a lot to think about and to chew on as we plan our future adventures. Some questions we need to ask ourselves: are we considering the impact that we're making on both the local culture and the environment when we do our adventures and what are some of the things that we can do to have a positive impact and minimize our negative impacts? Kit Parks: (20:51) I'm going to have tips both from Lauren and from other research on the website, adventuretravelshowpodcast.com/sustainability and of course newsletter subscribers will get the monthly, once a month newsletter that it's going to come automatically. I would like to ask you, this is an important topic to please share this with with your fellow adventurers. It gives us all food for thought about where we stand and what kind of impact we're going to have in the future. In fact, next up I'm going to explore a little bit deeper and we're going to talk about manners. We're going to talk about outdoor and wilderness etiquette. There's lots of things that we're doing right and there's a lot of things we'd be not even realized that we're doing wrong. So we’ll drill down into that so everybody understands what is considered good manners out in the wild, our public lands are getting crowded, shoot for that matter, the whole world is getting crowded and if we all just play nice together, just like our parents taught us, then these beautiful and fragile lands will continue to inspire folks for generations to come. We just all need to work together and to think before we do and consciously choose to have a positive impact, Lauren will be right that we will get there in the future. Again, lots to think about today. Kit Parks: (22:00) Next up on the companion show podcast, the Active Travel Adventures podcast. We're going to Acadia National Park and I'm super excited to share that with you. So that'll be coming up next week and again, the following week we'll be learning our manners in the wild and until then, thanks for listening. This is Kit Parks, Adventure On!
It was the perfect political prop: drugs seized by government agents right across the street from the White House, just in time for a big presidential address. The reality was more complicated.
It was the perfect political prop: drugs seized by government agents right across the street from the White House, just in time for a big presidential address. The reality was more complicated.
We unlock a lizardoid conspiracy in the middle of this episode. That sounds like a joke, but it's for real and if we end up dead soon we want everyone to know the truth. Listen at your own risk.
[Episode 75] What's with God telling the Serpent it would crawl on the ground? Let's find out what the creation community has uncovered about snakes, legs, and dust. Then it's a bit of creation worldview thinking with real time experiments on a big scale at a ministry in Australia, followed up with the least messy way to do homespun experiments- in a baggie!
Silly and sophisicated, My Old Man Said fully opens the fourth dimension of podcast crazy to look ahead to Aston Villa's play-off battle against Middlesbrough. David and Dan, look at how the season ended in the PL and EFL, before focusing on the double-header against Boro.The show is bookended by Gabby Agbonlahor's goodbye speech and the Churchillian farewell he perhaps should have given Villans. There's a season's recap of Tony's Tweets and the return of Negatron, who's getting anxious about the play-offs.Also popping up in the show is a crying Baggie, an insane Middlesbrough granny and an expert on Tony Pulis.As well as plenty of laughs to ease the play-off tension, there's:Arsene Wenger and Alex FergusonSwansea City, WBA, Sunderland relegationBirmingham City survivalAston Villa kit deal with Luke 1977 and FranaticsPitch AwardsDetailed look at Middlesbrough with Adama Traore focusTony Pulis revenge missionDerby County and FulhamCardiff City promotionOur early season Villa predictionsAnne Summers party pitch invasionAnd more...This show took a whole day to edit together, so please support the show by becoming a MOMS Patron. You will get bonus patron-only episodes, advanced sneaks and also get entered into regular reward draws. More details and to become a Patron, click here: Join MOMS PatronsEnjoy!UTVPodcast Episode 44 features:David Michael - @oldmansaid Dan Rodgers - @avfc_vilrMy Old Man Said - https://www.myoldmansaid.comVilla Underground - http://www.villaunderground.comSketch writing David Michael and Dan RodgersVoice 'talent' - Dan RodgersProducer - David Michael See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This week Graeme Brown is joined by Joseph Chapman and Kieran Doody to discuss James McClean’s comments regarding players leaving the club in the summer. We're also joined by Baggie boxer Tommy Langford who is fighting on Friday night to defend his British middleweight title against Jason Welborn. He discusses his favourite Albion memories, why he loves the club so much and gives his thoughts on Tony Pulis, Alan Pardew and Darren Moore. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
Congressman Earl Blumenauer says there will never be another president elected who isn't in favor of legalization. Listen in to find out why.Earl Blumenauer, the Congressman from Oregon who is renowned for wearing bowties and riding his bicycle to work, has been fighting for marijuana legalization since the 1970s. Which makes him either insane or insanely optimistic, a blind eyed dreamer or a determined fighter fueled by conviction, depending on your point of view.It was a farmer, an old school Republican conservative, who helped him see the light over 40 years ago. At a meeting the farmer held up a pack of cigarettes, “This is perfectly legal, highly addictive, kills hundreds of thousands of people a year and it’s available to anyone over 16.”Then he took a bottle of Jim Beam. “For some, this is highly addictive and can lead to dangerous behavior. Drunk drivers kill people on highway. It’s perfectly legal.Then held up a joint in a Baggie. “This is a marijuana cigarette, it’s not going to kill you, it’s not addictive and it can get you put in jail.”After 40 years of fighting, after running into the buzz saws of the War on Drugs and “Just Say No,” few have a more clear-eyed perspective on the prospects for changing our antiquated laws. “Over 90% of public has access to some type of legal marijuana and 9 states have legalized adult use,” he says. “What has happened in the last ten years is stunning. What other issue except marriage equality has moved this fast?”Even the schizophrenia of the current administration and the do-nothing Congress aren’t dimming his sunny outlook. The public, Earl says, has seized control of the issue and that changes the equation for lawmakers.“Over half of Republicans and 2/3 of Democrats and almost as many Independents support legal cannabis. If individual politicians don’t get onboard they’re going to suffer consequences.”Really?“I will go to my grave believing that if Hillary Clinton had been more forthright in dealing with marijuana she’d be president today.”Let’s hope he’s right.
On this "Jon Carter Classic" Fishing Boats take center stage at The Utah Boat & Water Sports Expo with Twister previewing the latest & greatest for "The Anglers" including The "Instant Collapsible Boat in a Baggie" with Ultra Sound Fish Finders, Twin Trolling Motors, Mini-Fridge, Wet Bar, 45 Inch Big Screen TV, 6 Person Jacuzzi & with The Deluxe Edition option for a 3 Piece Rock & Roll band to boot! One more thing...if you turn the darn thing upside-down before zipping up, everything could fall out resulting in Twister Tips on how to wring out your TV set without messing up the reception! "Mr. Twister" from "Jon Carter's Archives" and Utah's Classic 103.5 The Arrow!
Dave Challoner, the man behind the mask, recalls his favourite memories as Albion's infamous Baggie Bird. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
What a week to be a Baggie! After the transfer window slammed shut on Thursday night, Josh Bland and Read West Brom's Alex Newton sat down to mull over what has been a very successful summer of business for the Albion. Also on this week's pod, there are some choice words for Mark Hughes after "lawn gate" last weekend, and you have the chance to win an Albion shirt!
Stoke suffer last-gasp heartbreak as Rooney breaks a little-discussed record to level for Man United. Dave, Ben and Tom discuss our approach to a hard-fought point. There's some disagreement about our performance, but plenty of praise dished out. We look at Mark Clattenburg's game and wonder who got the best of his decisions. Also, there's the Roving RePotters, a reaction to Saido signing and stay tuned for news of History week. In the second part of the pod, Dave chats to club journalist Jon Sidaway about how transfers happen from his point of view, being a Baggie in charge of Stoke's twitter and blocking an entire nation on Facebook.
Latino Sports Talk's Ray Collazo and Jorge Martinez discuss 2017 Baseball Hall of Fame Class of Jeff Bagwell, Tim Raines and Ivan Rodriguez. Was this class worthy of the hall? How about Dominican ballers like Vladimir Guerrero and Manny Ramirez? Will legends like Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds eventually make it and who is looking hall-worthy in 2018? Martinez and Collazo also update us on their NBA teams.
It's a factory overstock ‘Chive Cast featuring a potpourri of Vintage content. CJ Fawcett Sheds light on a never heard of before theater give-a-way from 1978. Michael Valentino tells us about the Vintage Star Wars / Johnny Cash mash-up video that is tearing up the internet. We have two contests. Skye invites YOU to his house and takes us back to DC to visit the Star Toys museum and interviews his brother about Luke Jedi and Boston vintage theater memories. All this plus a lot of talk about the good, the bad and the sexist on FaceBook on the 77th Vintage pod.
This episode, we're taking a look at how gender and race play into the way we talk about political hair—from scrunchies to combovers to very expensive haircuts. We'll visit an unusual collection of presidential relics that includes hair clippings from George Washington and Jimmy Carter. And you’ll hear from BuzzFeed beauty editor Essence Gant about presidential hair and representation. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
A sermon for the 17th Sunday After Pentecost at Oxford Baptist Church. Luke 15.1-10, The Parables of the Lost Sheep and the Lost Coin.
The Woodentops were an excellent British alternative pop band of the mid-to-late 80s. However, within just 2 years, they released 3 wildly different albums and then called it quits. The debut, Giant, sounds like what bands such as Prefab Sprout and Let's Active were doing at the time. The second was a live album that was super punky and revved up, and then the proper second album, Wooden Foot Cops on the Highway, was heavily influenced by the Madchester and Baggie scenes of the late 80s. Lead singer Rolo McGinty refers to himself as "schizophrenic" which is exactly right. He talks about what motivates the changing, the various luminaries he collaborated with, and what prompted him to reform the band 25 years later for 2014's excellent Granular Tales album. http://woodentopsmusic.com/
98th Episode I'm exciited about this show becuase I flew with some really interesting and funny people this month. We have stories about pilots in makeup, a fighter pilot story, a tomato juice soaked crotch and a slinky. There is a great story by Darren Elliott whose blog can be found at www.personaltravelstories.com Contact... flywithbetty@gmail.com
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