Podcasts about Beaubien

Today we travel to 2012 when Jeremy Cunningham and I, along with several other phenomenal individuals, spent the summer at Beaubien - calling it our home.  This episode is special for me because it's the first interview I've done with a fellow staff member. Jeremy and I chat about his one and only summer on staff - the family bond amongst co-workers, working hard to delivery a world class experience for Scouts and advisors, and working hard to enjoy ourselves in our youth - as we all should.   Philmont Experience:2007 - Trek Participant 2009 - Trek Participant (crew leader)2012 - PC BeaubienNotable Mentions:Jimmy LoweKim Ford "Mouse"Gentle Jeff GambleRanger ShawnBen MonizNate NastaseRachel AguirreDylan McDermottVanDan EdwardsGarrick LancasterTeresaHannahSupport the show

A Christmas House Mix including some old favourites rexmied and future classics in a soulful house mix!

Beaubien returns with a fresh House mix rooted in the classic 90's keys, disco samples and soulful vocals that continue to inspire DJs and dancers alike. Tracklisting: 1) Call Me - Deee-Lite 2) Play with the Voice (Jtv Dubby Mix) - Joe T. Vannelli feat. Csilla 3) Thinking of You ('93 Club Mix) - Sister Sledge 4) Flawless (Phunk Investigation Club Mix) - The Ones 5) Good Vibrations (Kerri's Mad Mix) - Roy Ayers, Kerri Chandler 6) Running Away (Seamus Haji Remix) - Belezamusica, Seamus Haji 7) Can't Get High Without You (2016 Remaster) - Dave Lee 8) I Wanna Be Like Talking Heads (Dino Lenny Dub) - Dino Lenny, Hardrive 9) Deep Down Inside (Original Mix) - PEZNT, Divine Essence 10) Take Some Time (Original Mix) - Kellie Allen 11) Smack The Ground (TL Soul Speech Mix) - Hallex M, OVEOUS, Tony Loreto 12) It Starts With Us (Original Mix) - Beaten Soul feat. Dawn Tallman 13) I Love The Night (Louie Vega Roots Mix) - Rocco Rodamaal, C. Robert Walker, Louie Vega 14) Joy (Masaki Morii Remix)- Danny Clark, Carla Prather, Masaki Morii 15) Amazonas Secret Kingdom (Atjazz Remix) - Juan Laya, Jorge Montiel, Atjazz 16) Time For Love (Mollison Malone Club Mix) - Kim English, Ten City

Mark Stinnett joins the show to discuss his extensive involvement with and dedication to Philmont Scout Ranch and Scouting alike.  We chat about his role as the Editor of the award winning PSA High Country magazine, his experiences on Ranch Committee, several wild backcountry bear encounters, and more.  We also highlight the PTC Course that Mark Stinnett and Mark Anderson have led each summer since 2022, called "Philmont History - The Land, The People, The Saga."Philmont Experience:Ranger (1975)Program Counselor (Western Lore), Beaubien (1976)Camp Director, Clarks Fork (1977)Camp Director, Harlan (1978)Trek Advisor (1979 and 2013)Kanik Trek Advisor (2011)Member, National Camp Inspection and Assessment Teams (various, 2000-2018)Member, Rayado Restoration Task Force (2010-2014)Member, Valle Vidal Task Force (2004-2006)Conference Chair and Faculty Member, PTC Fall Conference – Outdoor Programs (2010)Philmont Staff Association (Life Member):President (1994-1997)National Director (1990-1993)Editor, High Country Magazine (1998-2008; 2016-present)Chair, Awards & Recognition Committee (2017-present)Chair, Presidents Committee (2004-2016)Chair, PSA Staff Dining Hall Capital Campaign (1997-2000)Chair, Valle Vidal Task Force (2004-2006)Ex Officio Member, Board of Directors (1998-2008 and 2017-present)Philmont Ranch Committee (1998-2019)Chair, Program & Camping Task Forces (2003-2019)Co-Chair, Strategic Planning Task Force (2017-2019)Member, Risk Management Task Force (1998-2002)Member (Legal Advisor), Infirmary Task Force (2000-present)Instructor, Risk Management Training for Backcountry Camp Directors (2005-2021) andSeasonal Staff Leadership (2022-2023)Faculty for PTC Course: Philmont History: The Land, The People, The Saga (2022-present)Distinguished Service Award, Philmont Staff Association (first ever awarded, 2009)Silver Sage Award for service to Philmont (2011)National Outdoor Book Awards “Work of Significance” Recognition for Fieldbook: Scouting'sManual of Basic and Advanced Skills for Outdoor Adventure, Fifth Edition (2014)Apex Awards for Publication Excellence for High Country Magazine (2018, 2020, 2022)Apex Grand Award for Publication Excellence for High Country Magazine (2024)Notable Mentions:Dave CaffeyChope PhillipsDave BatesGlenn FowlerCarole Fowler StinnettBill SpiceDawn ChandlerMark AndersonDanny TuckerDave WerhaneJulie PuckettLela Murphy Chuck PilmooreNeil ArmstrongBuzz AldrinEugene SermonGordan CooperBill FanningWarren SmithFrank ReiglemanBob BurkbeeRod TaylorSupport the Show.

Have you ever wondered who was second in Chicago? Well, we get into it this episode with the other Jean Baptiste you may not know. Also, what's up with John Kinzie?? Come and learn with us!Support the Show.Check out our new merch!! https://www.77flavorschi.com/shopAlso, catch Dario on the new season of Netflix's "High On the Hog" here!!If you have anything you'd like us to talk about on the podcast, food or history, please email us at ⁠media@77flavorschi.com⁠ WATCH US ON YOUTUBE ⁠HERE⁠! Visit our website ⁠https://www.77flavorschi.com⁠ Follow us on IG: 77 Flavors of Chicago ⁠@77flavorschi⁠ Dario ⁠@i_be_snappin Sara @sarafaddah

Dr. John Alexander - esteemed Veterinarian, Texas native, Eagle Scout, Philmont Wrangler and Horsemen, Philmont Ranch Committee member, and one of the more generous people I've met to date.  Philmont Experience:June 1984 - Trek participantJune 2013 - Advisor1988 - Wrangler, Beaubien & Ponil1989-1991 - Horseman, Ponil2016-2021 - Ranch Committee: Ranch/Conservation Task Force2021- Ranch Committee: Advisory BoardNotable Mentions:Jason SmallwoodBen and Marilyn VargasSean VargasRod and Patty TaylorRich RiddleChuck EnloeRob YarboroJesse Earl SealyRusty LoweChris HollowayMario MartinezLinda DavisCS RanchJeremy SpiveyJB BrockwayTriggerJake BarnesClay O'Brien CooperBrad HandcockBob HandcockDegus WrightJeff MackeeJim RifelKevin DowlingDave KennekePat BlennRoger HoytChuck EnloeJeff SeglerRichard MungerMark AndersonSupport the Show.

Rea Beaubien is a medicine woman, ceremonialist, healer, and artist. For more than 20 years she has been a mother, spiritual seeker, and facilitator of ancient rituals in the mountains of Crestone, Colorado. She shares sacred awareness teachings locally and globally, inspiring others to transform. This work brings forth positive and lasting changes contributing to a brighter world. Rea's mission is rekindling our connection to and nurturing the Divine Feminine as was spoken of in prophecies. She believes that in this shared renaissance we are coaxed to return to who we really are. To play, listen, express, believe, get dirty, surrender – and most of all – to feel. As a result of visions and teachings received under lineages of North America, Rea created Heart of Ma, a global community providing sacred plant medicine retreats for more that 20 years. Heart of Ma offers the opportunity to safely transform, ground, and heal. In this episode, Rea boldly shares about the toll the medicine path can take on the health and wellness of facilitators and space holders, her difficult decision to slow down and take a break, and her thoughts about the fast-paced, often reckless psychedelic revolution that is happening now.  SHOWNOTES: https://www.sinclairfleetwood.com/nurturing-the-divine-feminine-with-rea-beaubien/ Join the waitlist for NEST here: https://mystical-heart-collective.ck.page/nest-waitlist --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/psychedelicintegrationpod/message

Philmont staff trail hire, Cameron Loechl joins the show.  Cameron was hired off the trail in 2004 to be a cook at Beaubien. We have fun discussing that transition from participant to staff, and the immense amount of responsibility Philmont entrusts in its seasonal staff each summer.He shares stories of impromptu Tobasco Donkeys concerts at Cypher's mine, Fourth of July mud wrestling, The 2006 Casa Fire that threatened Philmont property, and more.CureSearch Ultimate Hike - Support Barb Loechl Philmont Experience: 1999 - Trek participant2004 - Trek participant2004 - Beaubien cook, hired off the trail2005 - PC Sawmill2006 - Cabin RestorationNotable Mentions:Chris FordKim and Jenny FordEricLiz BleekerMario CambardellaRick Smith aka Dirty RickDirty Larry McLaughlinAndy GerhartIron John LoganSupport the show

Pour bien commencer cette nouvelle saison de grandes discussions, Serge Beauchemin reçoit Christine Beaubien pour discuter de son parcours entrepreneurial !Co-fondatrice et associée directrice d'Accelia Capital, un Fonds de capital de risque de plus de 50M$, Christine possède une vaste expérience dans les domaines des technologies, de l'investissement privé, de la gouvernance et de la finance.Christine est une pionnière au Québec comme femme entrepreneure en technologie et investisseure en capital de risque. Elle a notamment été copropriétaire et présidente de Versus, une société en technologies qui a été reconnue parmi les sociétés à plus forte croissance au Canada et dont elle a négocié avec succès la vente à une société mondiale.Merci à nos partenaires :- Ministère de l'Économie, de l'Innovation et de l'Énergie- Banque Nationale- Réseau Mentorat- Centre de transfert d'entreprises du Québec- Persévérance entrepreneuriale- Mon commerce en ligne- InfoBref Pour nous suivre :Site web : www.aliasentrepreneur.comLinkedIn : @alias-entrepreneureFacebook : @aliasentrepreneurInstagram : @aliasentrepreneur_eTikTok : @aliasentrepreneurPour connaître l'essentiel de l'actualité, écoutez les balados d'InfoBref : https://infobref.com/audio 

A high-level overview of various general thinking concepts that could change the way you see the world.

Cette semaine, les Méchants Raisins reçoivent Steeve Beauséjour du vignoble La Bauge. Il vient présenter sa cuvée Le plan du week-end. Il s'agit à la fois d'un hommage et d'une collaboration avec Michel Beauchamp, un conseiller de la SAQ aimé des gens du milieu du vin. Il reçoit actuellement des soins palliatifs. Et, on vous fait aussi nos dernières recommandations de l'année!  Vignoble de la Bauge, Le Plan du Week-end de Michel Beauchamp 2021, Québec SAQ Beaubien (disponible fin décembre 2022 - début 2023)  Recommandations  Nadia  Champagne Tarlant, Zero Brut Nature 55 $ - Code SAQ 15095305  Château Gombaude-Guillot, Pomerol 2014, France 83,25 $ - Code SAQ 14783721 – Biologique Domaine Mia, Rully 2020, Les Plantenays, France 43,25$ - Code SAQ 15040865 – 13,5 % – Biologique  Patrick  La Demoiselle de Sigalas 2016, Bordeaux, France  22,50 $ - Code SAQ 14161243 - 13,5 %  La Chapelle de Lafon-Rochet 2016, Saint-Estèphe, France  54,25 $ - Code SAQ 14574937 - 13,5 %  Mathieu  Trois Moineaux Shoemaker 2021, Niagara, Canada  31,25$ - Code SAQ14792184 – 12%  Domaine Mee Godard Beaujolais Villages 2020, France  28,55$ - Code SAQ14785911 – 14% Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Mark and Lawrence talk to "Iroqois propagandist" and philosophy nerd John about how Native cultures currently relate to American and Canadian mainstream cultures with regard to the study of philosophy, TV (e.g. Reservation Dogs), cultural appropriation, identity politics, and more. For more, visit prettymuchpop.com. Hear bonus content at patreon.com/prettymuchpop or by subscribing via Apple Podcasts to the Mark Lintertainment Channel. Sponsor: Check out the Geek Freaks podcast network for 11 fun pop culture podcasts.

A mix of some of Beaubien's favourite Soulful House Christmas songs, including holiday House gems by Louie Vega, Josh Milan, Bobby D'Ambrosio, Hallex M, DJ Spen and many more! Tag @dj_beaubien in a holiday photo or video while you are enjoying this mix over the holidays!

Certified Organik Radio Show Ep 48 Mix by Beaubien

Today's book revisits the topic of mental models by examining cognitive tools from the domains of chemistry, biology, and physics. Join Joe & Mike as they continue to develop their mental toolboxes. Links Support the Show The Great Mental Models, Volume 2 Bookworm #113: The Great Mental Models, Volume 1 Bookworm #124: Liminal Thinking Bookworm […]

Music has the power to shift our attitude, enhance an experience, recall detailed memories, and more. Philmont music is a special breed; all of its own.  It's not just the chords and lyrics, it's the warm night breeze while overlooking the Tooth at Crater, or the impromptu staff after-show as crews hike off to their tents, headlamps bouncing, it's the telling of our best or worst stories, its the wrangler sharing cowboy poetry, its the energy inside the stomp cabin, lanterns swinging, its rainy night porch performances, and hearing that one romantic tune that makes your Philmont fling unable to sleep at night.  Music is medicine, in the form of the present moment and a longing memory - all at once.  Today's guest, GS Harper, grew up surrounded by music. His own father was a singer songwriter, and GS aspired to follow in his footsteps, and did just that. Ironically, until the 2021 season, GS never actually applied for any of his Philmont jobs. For four summers in the 90s, he was a walk on.  He would simply show up, with guitar in hand, and they'd find him a spot. In this episode GS discusses everything from the recording of the Tobasco Donkey's Yarn Sessions album at his mothers place in Cimarron, to the old Inter-Mountain Relay tradition, getting lost hiking and accidentally doing super black death, ghosts at Cypher's, and more. GS met his wife at Philmont, and we discuss that magic - how there's a certain type of person who returns to Philmont for seven or eight summers in a row. And since you are seldom in a situation like that, surrounded by those types of twin flames or mirrored souls - it's no wonder we carry on together throughout life. GS was recently on staff in 2021 as CD at Beaubien. We get to discuss his experience being back on staff after a 22 year hiatus. It was a great experience and GS would highly recommend it, in fact, he hopes it's not his last summer on staff yet. Today GS is a career singer-songwriter and guitarist.  He shares some of his favorite memories playing music all over the world.  He also shares the backstory of the well loved tune, August Day, which he wrote while on staff in 1995.  We close by recalling memories and GS says quote, “His Philmont experience has colored everything, and has informed every decision in his life since." Philmont Experience1987- ten day trek. Exp 802A1988- ten day trek. Exp 629T1991- Basecamp Activities 1992- PC Cyphers Mine1995- PC Crate Lake 1996- PC Pueblano 2021- CD BeaubienNotable MentionsBrent SmithDean TooleyTodd ConklinEric VossTobasco DonkeysLee HughesAndy GarhartLarry MclaughlinCherry BennetMaureen Russell HarperDoug PalmerJag MclaughlinDave BatesDavid and Dollie O'NeillKevin MagnusSupport the show

Lori first came to Philmont to visit a boyfriend, and ended up staying the rest of the summer to work.  With no intention to return the next year, she suddenly got the itch and found herself craving another Westward adventure.   Her first official summer on staff, she was a PTC group leader.  She recalls PTC being a great place for a non-scouter to start her Philmont career.  She also remembers her tight knit group of girlfriends who spent days off in the backcountry together learning the ins and outs of backpacking. As a PC at Beaubien, she found herself across the meadow each morning, helping the wranglers prepare for tailrides.  She soon graduated from currying to saddling and became an honorary wranglers assistant.  The next summer, she returned as a wrangler, and eventually become the 4th female horsemen on South Cavalcade.From shoeing and topping off, to horse drives and rodeo dances - Lori found herself amongst her own - a Ranch department family rooted in hard work, respect, and education.   As South Cav horseman in 1997 and 1998, Lori thrived as a leader and embraced the opportunity to build relationships with backcountry staff camps.  Lori met her husband at Philmont and says quote "There's just something about a guy in interps."  Today the Lori and her family remain active in Scouting and Philmont.Removed from all other distractions, Philmont gave Lori the time and space to think about who she wanted to be as she went forward into life.   The hard work she encountered as a wrangler put into context other challenges in life - that with some grit and trusted friends, one could make it through hardships, and grow from them too.  Philmont Experience1993 – PTC East Tent City Asst. Manager (partial summer)1994 – PTC Family Program1995 – PC Beaubien 1996 – Wrangler1997 – Horseman – South Cavalcade1998 – Horseman – South Cavalcade Non-Philmont Scouting Experience2002 – 2005 – Exploring Executive / District Executive – Denver Area Council, BSA. Currently Chartered Organization Representative for T510 (Boy & Girl) and Crew 510 out of Naperville, ILNotable Mentions:Ali Wick MeeksForest McVickerCricket LundsteinJolene ClarkTrisha DailyPenita HansbelJen TempleRachel RickleffsBob RickleffsLori CochrinDavid Newshoff aka TriggerTravis PowellMatt ToddStacey GreeneJeremy SpiveyShelley Keff Phillips1996 wranger female crew - Tara, Ana, Christy, EvaJoe Leak Ben VargasMarylin VargasRod TaylorChris swayneChristine Mathews SpeedJake AndersonTravis PowellRoger Smith - Cold BeerDavid RepovichReggie JayneEric VossFather Don HummellLarry McLaughlin - Dirty LarryDoug FaschingEric LochlierSam SorkinSupport the show

Rhiannon Beaubien is the Managing Editor of Farnam Street Media, serving as the lead writer and editor of the influential Farnum Street blog and Brainfood Newsletter, founded by Shane Parrish. She is also the co-author, along with Parrish, of The Great Mental Models and the author of novel Alone Among Spies. Before joining Farnam Street, she previously worked in Canadian Intelligence. Rhiannon joined host Robert Glazer on the Elevate Podcast to discuss Farnam Street, the importance of mental models, working with Shane Parrish and her writing career. The Elevate Club If you enjoy the Elevate Podcast, don't miss the Elevate Club, a new membership community led by Robert Glazer. Members get access to course licenses, private keynotes, monthly office hours and a private Slack community. Sign up at elevate-club.com.

Disco Dreams: A high energy mix spanning the decades of house, heavily infused with disco classics and inspirations. 1. Dance (Disco Heat) [Louie Vega Re-Touch Album Edit] - Sylvester 2. Son Of Mongo - H.C.C.R. 3. Follow This Beat - Paul Johnson 4. Just Another Groove (Ashley Beedle's Amalgamation Disco Edit) - Mighty Dub Katz 5. Any Love (Hallex M Edit) - Chaka Khan 6. K-Jee (Dave Lee Philly World Mix) - AC Soul Symphony 7. Street Player (Hallex M Edit) - Chicago 8. Time (Koko Paradisco Re-Edit) - Light of the World 9. Dance (Club Mix) - Earth People, Pal Joey 10. Days Like This (Deepah Dub Re-Rub) - Sean Escoffery, Deepah Ones 11. Good Vibrations (Main Mix) - Mark Farina, Homero Espinosa 12. Natural High (Mike Dunn Black Glitter Extended MixX) - Mike Dunn 13. Outside - George Michael 14. Keep On Jumping (PEZNT Remix) - Todd Terry, Jocelyn Brown, Martha Wash, PEZNT, Musique 15. Music Speaks Louder Than Words (Doug's Jazzfunkadisco Mix) - Dave Lee, Doug Willis 16. Can't Hide (Matty's out from Hiding Mix) - Teddy Pendergrass 17. Love Sensation - Loleatta Holloway

Elséphor Beaubien, l'un des premiers habitants du hameau de St-Toussaints-des-Péchés est mort dans son sommeil dans les derniers jours laissant sa terre à son fils aîné d'une famille de 6 enfants. Dans ce petit village, on vit des récoltes, du bois, de la drave et du peu de commerce qui peut s'y dérouler. Ici les gens sont forts, les gens sont fiers. Ils sont solides comme leur hache, chaleureux comme le feu de leur poêle à bois et la communauté est tissée serrée comme un bas de laine. Par contre, la prospérité de la famille Beaubien ne semble pas le fruit du hasard... Loin de là. Maître du jeu : Félix-Antoine Huard Joueur : Pierre-Philippe Renaud Scénario original : Félix-Antoine Huard

Season 2, Episode 20– Munchausen's by Proxy-A Case Study Join us for a very horrible yet inspiring story about a female survivor of Munchausen's by Proxy. Whitney tells the story of a girl starting at 2 years old until 10, who endured unbelievable abuse at the hands of her mother. Learn about about this horrible mental illness that is sadistic in nature and hard to detect. This episode is very TRIGGERING. (Hence this could by why Whitney sounds more rummy than usual) We all need to be vigilant, educated, and trusting our gut when it comes to kids! Here are the sources for today's episode! Research was compiled from PubMed, National Library of Medicine https://studylib.net/doc/5846737/my-mother-caused-my-illness--the-story-of-a-survivor-of https://publications.aap.org/pediatrics/article-abstract/100/1/1/38821/My-Mother-Caused-My-Illness-The-Story-of-a?redirectedFrom=fulltext Movies depicting Munchausen's by Proxy https://www.bustle.com/p/15-movies-about-munchausen-syndrome-by-proxy-for-anyone-fascinated-by-the-act-17025907 Additional credits: From *St John Hospital, Detroit, Michigan, and the ‡Departments of Psychiatry, Neurobehavioral Sciences, and Pediatrics, Wayne State University School of Medicine, Detroit, Michigan. Received for publication Jul 19, 1996; accepted Nov 18, 1996. Reprint requests to (P.T.S.) Department of Child Psychiatry and Psychology, Children's Hospital of Michigan, 3901 Beaubien, Detroit, MI 48201. PEDIATRICS (ISSN 0031 4005). Copyright © 1997 by the American Academy of Pediatrics Follow us on social media: facebook.com/stillhere.podcast.21/ instagram.com/stillhere_podcast/ Become a member on Patreon: patreon.com/stillherepod Produced by WayGood Creative and Rocketskates Recording: rocketskatesrecording.com Support #StillHere: A Survivor Podcast by contributing to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/stillhere Find out more at https://stillhere.pinecast.co Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/stillhere/cba23590-dcbc-40f7-a645-64b59bd0b906 This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

 Intégrons la médecine, détendons nos patients et exerçons nos mains (ou notre doigt).   (Enregistré le 27 novembre 2021) Rencontrez avec nous Dre Julie Beaubien, une vétérinaire qui pratique l'ostéopathie sur ses patients à quatre pattes. Elle nous en apprend plus sur les fondements de cette médecine et nous aide à comprendre les particularités, les avantages et les limites de ce type de thérapie toute en finesse. Une entrevue fort intéressante qui nous fait découvrir une approche encore un peu mal connue de la médecine et qui peut complémenter les traitements plus conventionnels. Nous remercions grandement Compagnons Éternels pour leur soutien qui rend possible la diffusion de cet épisode. Du Coq à l'Âne est produit par Machine 4771.    Tout le contenu en audio et vidéo de la web-série Du Coq À l'Âne est disponible via le lien ici: https://linktr.ee/ducoqalane   Produite par l'agence de création et de diffusion de contenu numérique Machine ​4771, Du Coq À l'Âne est une web-série de niche qui traite de la santé animale et ​tout ce qui entoure la profession vétérinaire. Diffusée en audio et en vidéo sur ​l'ensemble des principales plate-forme web, Du Coq À l'Âne offre du contenu ​parfois grand public mais qui s'adresse principalement à la communauté ​professionnelle et scientifique vétérinaire. Les réputés et disjonctés animateurs, ​Dr. Louis-Philippe de Lorimier (le coq) et Dr. Éric Norman Carmel (l'âne) y ​discutent sans filtre de leur profession et vous présentent des invités fascinants. ​Touchant avec humour aux multiples aspects de la santé animale et de ​l'incroyable diversité des liens avec humains/animaux, ils passent toujours, ​chemin faisant, du coq à l'âne ! Enregistrée en studio, la web-série Du Coq à l'Âne offre un format ​qui se rapproche bien plus du talk show que du contenu en format ​meeting zoom qui pullule sur le web depuis les dernières années. ​Dans une ambiance conviviale et décontractée et avec une ​approche humoristique caractérisant les deux animateurs, on ​reçoit à chaque épisode un acteur de la profession pour une ​rencontre d'environ 1 heure dans laquelle on discute des ​différents aspects de la médecine vétérinaire en lien avec ​l'expertise et l'expérience de l' invité. On y aborde aussi des sujets ​d'actualité et de recherches scientifiques qui ne sont ​habituellement pas traités dans les médias conventionnels. À ​travers les discussions avec l'invité, les deux animateurs partagent ​le fruit de leurs lectures récentes, leurs connaissances ainsi que ​leur expertise professionnelle afin de faire découvrir aux auditeurs ​des informations nouvelles et parfois insolites. Du Coq À l'Âne est animée par deux vétérinaires spécialistes cumulant près de 50 ans ​d'expérience et bien connus dans la communauté vétérinaire québécoise : Louis-Philippe de Lorimier: Après un B.Sc. de l'Université McGill en 1991, il obtient son ​doctorat en médecine vétérinaire de l'Université de Montréal en 1996. Il œuvre en pratique ​générale des animaux de compagnie pendant 4 années à Montréal avant de devenir ​spécialiste en oncologie vétérinaire en 2003. Professeur adjoint à l''Université d'Illinois ​jusqu'en 2007, il s'est par la suite joint à l'équipe de spécialistes du Centre Vétérinaire Rive-​Sud. Il siège sur plusieurs comités nationaux et internationaux en relation avec ses champs ​d'intérêt, est consultant en oncologie sur le Veterinary Information Network (www.vin.com) et ​participe à des réseaux de collaboration en oncologie vétérinaire et comparative. Auteur ou ​co-auteur de plus de 40 articles scientifiques et de 12 chapitres de livres, ses principaux ​intérêts portent sur les nouvelles thérapies anticancéreuses, l'oncologie comparative et les ​soins permettant d'améliorer la qualité de vie de ses patients. Éric Norman Carmel: Diplômé de la FMV en 1998, il est aujourd'hui vétérinaire spécialiste en ​imagerie médicale et un associé du service Animages. Impliqué dans la profession ​(notamment 10 ans au CA de l'AMVQ) et auteur de plusieurs articles scientifiques dans sa ​spécialité, il a enseigné pendant plus de 10 ans aux futurs vétérinaires et participe aussi ​activement à la formation continue des vétérinaires québécois par le biais de nombreuses ​conférences, articles dans Le Rapporteur et publications sur les médias sociaux.   Agence de production de contenu numérique Machine 4771: www.machine4771.com  

NOTE: We had some technical issues on this one due to faulty internet connections. I've attempted to remove as many pauses, stutters, and as much of the static as I can. Unfortunately, I uploaded the incorrect version the first time around - so if you downloaded prior to 11 PM Eastern, I would encourage you to delete that and re-download the newest iteration. Thanks! We're back with a fun-filled episode as we take a deep dive into the latest FTR set. Riding shotgun is FTR mastermind, @Swarm Beaubien. Characters, stats, art, narrative - we get to it all in a compact 80 minutes, no less. Plus, we've got all the latest news and notes from Fed HQ. Thanks, as always, for listening, promoters, and Happy Holidays!

Our guests today were Donn Beaubien, Board Member, Lakes Area Food Shelf, and Kim Piehl, Owner of Gatherings in Pequot Lakes.

Fred Pellerin présente ses capsules linguistiques Le petit Pellerin; Mario Fortin discute des 20 ans du cinéma Beaubien; l'animatrice Melissa Mollen Dupuis parle de la nouvelle série Kuei! Kwe!; Ines et Elkahna Talbi participent au docu-variété Le 11 Septembre et moi; et Les Trois Accords et le 14e Festival de la poutine de Drummondville.

Get your student leader team together to listen to this special episode! Is your team recruiting students to join a club or inviting them into a community of adventure and significance? YLC staff Alyssa Beaubien (Florida State) and Brad Akin (Ole Miss) join us along with Grace McKissick, a YLC student leader, to talk Welcome Week from the student leadership perspective. Student leaders invite peers to take their next steps in following Jesus--all while together having the ultimate “college experience.”

Meghan Beaubien is returning for a 5th year  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I often hear from laundromat owners or former owners that when they first bought their laundromat it wasn't what they expected. Often it was significantly more work and stress than they anticipated. Many owners cut their losses and sell their laundromat business. They then go off and explore other opportunities. A very few tough it out and either eventually find success, or eventually throw in the towel. Even less end up selling their laundromats only to regret it and buy the exact businesses they sold back.That's Nathalie Beaubien's story. After a stressful and overwhelming start in her laundromat journey, she got to a point where she needed to sell her businesses. Shortly after she did, she regretted it. In today's show, Nathalie tells her story about why laundromat ownership was overwhelming, why she sold her businesses, why she bought them back, and what was different the second time around that turned her into the "Soap Box Queen!"In today's show, Nathalie and Jordan discuss:The path of Nathalie's journey in the laundromat businessOne of the problems with laundromatsWhy she sold her businessWhy she bought her exact laundromats backHow the last 7 years was different from her first 5 years owning her laundromatsWhere she found opportunity with her laundromatsWhy she prefers to be hands-on in her businessHow her personal brand has affected her businessesHow she grew her wash and fold businessWhat her secret sauce to success isThe #1 tip she gives to new laundromat ownersThe best places she has gone to do her research on the laundromat businessAnd a lot more!Show noteshttps://laundromatresource.com/show60Show SponsorsAtmosphereTV- 50+ channels of positive, fun TV programming, allowing you to cut your cable bill and create a great atmosphere in your laundromat! Get the registration fee waived by using this link!https://atmosphere.tv/partner/laundromat-resourceLaundromat Resource Marketing- We know marketing and we know laundromats! Let us help you build your website and market your laundromat today!https://laundromatresource.com/getonlineLinksNathalie's email- soapbox@bell.netwww.soapboxlaundry.caResourcesLaundromat Owners Facebook GroupLaundromat Millionaire Facebook GroupLaundromat Resource ForumsGet ConnectedDiligence Capital InvestmentsLaundromat Investor ResourcesJoin Laundromat ResourceLaundromat Resource ForumsLaundromat Resource BlogBe a guest on the podcastSell your laundromatLaundromat Resource Coaching 

In this episode of Roll Up, we get an in-depth chat with Rob Beaubien on the creation of the latest FTR expansion. Hear about the psychology behind a moveset, the logic of choosing specific choice charts instead of others, and the balancing of talent to create epic matches. We'll also go over story notes from the booklet and throw a spotlight on some of our favorite moments. In addition to the main event, we get Rob's thoughts on card mechanics - his response may surprise you - Galacticon memories, and more. Plus, all the usual news and notes about the latest from Filsinger Games and beyond. We're on the Road to Galacticon, and you won't want to miss a minute! Don't forget to contribute a review for the podcast for a chance to win one of two fantastic prizes!

May 12, 2021--KZYX Program Director Alicia Bales presents a special interview with NPR’s global health correspondent Jason Beaubien. Jason has family in Mendocino County, and while he was in the area on May 8, he sat down for a conversation about radio, his work covering the global pandemic, and why stories from around the world matter. If you listen to NPR news, Jason Beaubien’s name will be familiar. Over his two decades at NPR news he has travelled all over the world, bringing listeners the voices of ordinary people living through extraordinary circumstances, from civil wars to nuclear meltdowns. He has spent most of his career in the developing world, and has a reputation for being willing and able to cover disasters. So when news came of an outbreak of a novel virus in Wuhan, China, he tried to get in to tell the story. Since then he has reported on the scope of the pandemic throughout the world, and has shined a light on the stark inequities revealed by the global response. He spoke to KZYX on Greenfield Ranch in the hills west of Redwood Valley.

In this episode Chris Anchor, senior wildlife biologist for the Forest Preserves of Cook County, discusses how osprey are increasing along the Chicago River system due to a FPCC program that has installed about 20 constructed osprey nesting platforms so far. From Openlands, Aquatic Ecologist Laura Barghusen, and Education and Community Outreach Coordinator Lillian Holden, discuss The African American Heritage Water Trail which is one of the most recent contributions to the cultural history of the Calumet region.

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We are back with a jam-packed episode! We go over the recent teasers, but the real meat and potatoes of this extravaganza is our in-depth look at the FTR roster with Rob Beaubien. We go from the very first set all the way up to the recently released FTR: Suspects from COTG Prime 2021 Q1. Rob lets us in on his creative process once again to talk about the highs - and, believe it or not, lows - of the roster. Who needs an update? When should a character get an update vs. a story refresh? Who are our favorites from the cards released thus far? How can you get your hands on a certain special edition card that not listed on the store? **Of course, Rob didn't just come on to talk characters, he also dropped in to unleash 3 big bombshell announcements on the Filsinger Games Universe! What can we expect from the Q3 releases? Who's getting an update? And, stay tuned until the very end, to hear the plans for the future of FTR when Rob retires from the creative side in 2022!** All of this, plus so much more. We also touch on our upcoming episode as universes collide and we begin our first crossover with Uncharted Territory!

On a particularly fateful day - May 17, 2006 to be exact - Elizabeth “Slim” Uribe-Goertz was hired to work at the Villa, and the rest is history. Today (as I type this to be exact) she is driving to Cimarron, NM - where the Rockies meet the Plains - for good.  In this episode Slim shares the many impacts that Philmont had on her life, which ultimately lead her to pursue and accept a full-time HR position at the Ranch. Whitehouse, TX native, Slim is best known for her smooth harmonies and laissez-faire, empowering leadership style. Slim met her husband Eli Page-Goertz at the ranch, as well as her many friends, whom she lovingly claims as her most precious Philmont mementos. In this evening episode, Slim and I chat about backcountry fashion, mental health considerations, Viking feasts, siblings, and of course - music. A carefree spirit and beloved backcountry “mom,” Slim embodies what it means to love a place and give back to it. If you happen to be trekking, on staff, or just in the area - visit CHQ Registration and ask for Slim.  She’ll be there for you! Wishing you all the best in your journeys ahead and many thanks for sharing your heart and your stories with us - cheers friend. Seasonal Staff Experience:2006- Villa Philmonte tour guide (Villa babe)2007- PC at Cypher’s Mine2008- PC at Beaubien/promoted to ACD at Beaubien/battlefield promoted to CD at AbreuSpring 2009- PTC maintenance2009- CD at Cypher’s Mine2010- CD at Urraca2011- CD at Baldy Town2013- Infirmary support staff for two weeks2019- Associate Manager of Communication for LogisticsNotable mentions:http://www.steelwindmusic.com/home.html

Tom Munch, who first summited Baldy at age six, (with the help of his grandfather's army surplus Willys Jeep) has familial ties to New Mexico. In 1977 at the age of sixteen, Tom was challenged and grew as a Rayado participant. In 1978 and 1979 as a Ranger, Tom hiked with a guitar strapped to the back of his Kelty backpack, and immersed himself in the solitude of hike-in days and the can-do spirit of the Philmont community. In 1980 as a Program Counselor at Beaubien, Tom learned great music from his peers and via the music scenes of Red River and Taos, NM. In this episode, Tom shares stories of gumption and spirituality, as he encounters momentary blindness and hustles to help a hypothermic participant off of Mt. Phillips. Today Tom is a professional musician, playing gigs, recording albums, and continuing to give back to the Philmont community in numerous ways. Tom, thank you so much for sharing your stories and your insights, it was a pleasure. Join Tom on Saturday, March 13th at 7pm Mountain, 8pm Central for his Spring Philmont Songs Concert. You can listen and participate live on Facebook, or via Tom’s website: tommunch.com/online-concerts.In this episode Tom mentions:Solano’s Boot and Western Wear store in Raton, NM The song that Tom recites at the end is Mist Covered Mountains, by Mark Knopfler.

  Sujets: 1. Mathieu Demers, directeur général des Promenades St-Bruno nous parle de ce grand centre commercial rive-sudois qui continue de desservir la population malgré les périodes difficiles des derniers mois. Tour d'horizon de l'état des lieux et comment prévoit-on relancer ? 2. Jo-Anne Blouin est directrice générale et artistique du FIFEM. Le festival chouchou des familles qui fréquentent l'événement du Beaubien (le principal lieu de diffusion) depuis longtemps lors des relâches scolaires, est, cette année un festival en ligne. info@fm1033.ca Charles Gaudreau: jcegaudreau@gmail.com www.fifem.com www.cfshops.com/fr_CA/promenades-st-bruno.html

  Sujets: 1. Mathieu Demers, directeur général des Promenades St-Bruno nous parle de ce grand centre commercial rive-sudois qui continue de desservir la population malgré les périodes difficiles des derniers mois. Tour d'horizon de l'état des lieux et comment prévoit-on relancer ? 2. Jo-Anne Blouin est directrice générale et artistique du FIFEM. Le festival chouchou des familles qui fréquentent l'événement du Beaubien (le principal lieu de diffusion) depuis longtemps lors des relâches scolaires, est, cette année un festival en ligne. info@fm1033.ca Charles Gaudreau: jcegaudreau@gmail.com www.fifem.com www.cfshops.com/fr_CA/promenades-st-bruno.html

In this exciting episode of the Holistic Wealth podcast, our very special guest is someone I admire deeply, Rhiannon Beaubien, Managing Editor at Farnam Street Media, one of the fastest-growing websites in North America. Rhiannon shares tips on self-publishing and having a strong platform. Rhiannon also shares tips for launching a digital product and shares some of the exciting product and course launches coming shortly at Farnam Street Media. Rhiannon is the lead writer/project manager of The Great Mental Models book series. Rhiannon also develops a lot of the Farnam Street course content and presents mental models to anyone who is interested. Rhiannon is also the Author of Alone Among Spies. Farnam Street Media was founded by Shane Parrish and is dedicated to helping readers master the best of what other people have already figured out. They curate, examine and explore the timeless ideas and mental models that history's brightest minds have used to live lives of purpose. Farnam Street has drawn the attention of some of the biggest names in finance. Dan Loeb, one of the more prominent hedge fund executives on Wall Street, is a big fan as well as Ray Dalio of Bridgewater, the world's largest hedge fund. The name of the website is a tribute to the billionaire investor: Berkshire Hathaway's address in Omaha is 3555 Farnam Street. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/keisha-blair/support

Rhiannon Beaubien Rhiannon Beaubien, Managing Editor at Farnam Street Media shares Her Journey – as well as Tips for Self-Publishing & Having A Strong Author Platform. In this exciting episode of the Holistic Wealth podcast, our very special guest is someone I... The post Rhiannon Beaubien, Managing Editor at Farnam Street Media shares Her Journey – as well as Tips for Self-Publishing & Having A Strong Author Platform. appeared first on .

Mental models can help you make better decisions by changing how you see the world. In today’s book, Joe & Mike take a look at nine of the most versatile all-purpose mental models in an effort to make better decisions by seeing things more clearly. Links Support the Show Obsidian Obsidian-Git plugin Roam Research (ding?) […]

“You get to experience nature better because you're in it, for every sunrise and sunset.”Philmont Years2010 - Conservationist at Beaubien (promoted to lead)2011 - Conservationist Saw Crew at Copper Park2013 - Conservationist Saw Crew Forman - various locations Matt Galchus, also known as, “Matty G!” gives a candid yet professional interview about his time working seasonally in the Philmont conservation department, and contributing today via PSA Volunteer Vacation. Matt currently lives in Upstate New York and has found success in many aspects of life, including his entrepreneurial endeavor to combat irritation from spicy food consumption! With humor and wisdom, Matt gives an inside perspective of his experience as a backcountry conservationist.*Notes: The fire that Matt mentioned was the Whites Peak Fire which started on June 13, 2013. It threatened Philmont’s southern border, hence evacuating the southernmost backcountry camps. Thankfully the fire was contained and did not reach the Ranch itself. Regarding the Conservationist short-shorts fad, the man that Matt wants to credit is the one and only - Michael Serio. Lastly, it turns out that the internet in the Des Moines, Iowa area is not always reliable. Still working to trouble-shoot this! Whew. Check out Matt’s dietary supplement: After Burn at https://afterburnsupplement.com/ You can purchase a sample of the supplement, t-shirt with the epic logo, and more! Matt also wants to support Philmont alumni Justin Kernes and his latest book Last Summer At Camp. https://www.justinkernes.com For more on this episode visit the website: https://silveronthesagepod.wixsite.com/philmont

For this episode we could have gone with some flashy title like "U2 Pilot, Fighter Pilot, Reno Air Racer or Skydiver" but as we know from past episodes, those are all things that someone does, not what they are. In this episode we talk to the legendary Matt "Nova" Beaubien who does all those things but IS so much more. We talk about risk management, teamwork, trust and what happens if you S#!t in a quarter million dollar pressure suit. This Episode is Brought To You By Show Supporter: Erich HafenmaierCardinal Aviation is a Proud Distributer in Canada of: PivotCaseMatt's Instagram Account: @beauboyflyer 

Nick and Brett Beaubien get on the line with Justin and Jon for the hundred-and-fiftieth episode of The Hold Up to talk about some of their childhood favorites, most importantly The Three Stooges and a homemade treat, English pizza muffins. Brett and Nick also describe how this week’s media pick was part of a yearly... Continue Reading →

This episode is dedicated to the beauty of each of us on the inside and the outside Nannette's mission is focused on the inner beauty that wields the tapestry of our lives and the legacy we leave behind Learn about Nannette's story that started in banking and eventually lead her to being a total disruptor of the luxury skin care industry 

Mission encre noire Tome 29 Chapitre 335. École pour filles par Ariane Lessard paru en 2020 aux éditions La mèche. Plusieurs élèves et leurs institutrices sont pris par la neige six mois par année dans un pensionnat pour jeunes filles, isolé dans une vaste forêt. Dans un décor angoissant, les unes et les autres, certaines plus vieilles, d'autres disparues...accumulent les savoirs. Chacune pose sa voix, page après page, pour composer un chant pluriel. Chemin faisant, les pièces orales composent un fascinant jeu d'écriture, en forme de rebus circulaire, autour du cycle des saisons. Parfois caresses, tantôt gifles, les mots que l'autrice donnent à entendre flattent autant qu'ils procurent des frissons à l'échine. Ariane Lessard n'a pas son pareil pour harmoniser les différents styles de parole d'une oeuvre chorale qui célèbre l'écologie, le féminisme et les savoirs occultes. Entre colère et violence, c'est la vie qui veut éclore dans ce couvent fermé comme un poing. Rendu à l'âge de la puberté, de ces jeunes filles qui aiment habiter le silence où affirmer de rompre avec les bonnes manières, se dégage un exercice de remise en question des choix et des limites, dans un univers extérieur menaçant. L'autrice se prête au jeu de ces multiples visages, autant de miroirs, qui malgré les failles se refusent à briser. Préparez-vous à descendre à la cave d'un univers ensorcelant où la vérité sourd de dalles blanches dans une langue furieusement habitée. je reçois Arianne Lessard, ce soir, à Mission encre noire. Extrait: « Je m'amuse à suivre la trace laissée par Jeanne au sortir de la grande salle. Dame Angoisse me tend la serpillière. Ce n'est pas à moi de ramasser ses gouttes. L'eau rouge coule sur le carrelage. L'eau rouge se terre entre les craques du plancher. J'ai gardé ma queue en tissu, l'ai ramenée à ma chambre sous le toit, l'ai roulée en boule et l'ai glissée dans mon pantalon. Si les plus vieilles n'y étaient pas, ce serait moi le roi.» Les Rosemonteries de Sébastien Ste-Croix Dubé paru en 2020 aux éditions Triptyque dans la collection Novella. Que dire de l'ambition d'un jour de St-jean d'Adam, de se glisser dans son hamac avec une bière dans le gosier, des écouteurs et un Dostoïesvski ? Si ce n'est qu'une pièce défectueuse pour réparer un fermenteur à Mabrasserie va diablement changer sa routine. Soixante-cinq jours de travail non-stop dans la vie d'un brasseur de bière qui carbure à la cervoise et à une galaxie de pilules en tout genre, ça use. Gagner sa vie en ruinant son couple n'est pas si payant. Effondré, Adam s'invite alors en enfer, sous le soleil tapant dans dédale des rues rosemontoises à la recherche de la pièce manquante ou de lui-même. Dans la moiteur d'un quartier de Montréal en pleine mutation, l'auteur nous embringue dans une dérive gonzoesque, en gougounes, à travers le regard avisé de son personnage principal. Prêt pour un road-trip sous acide au coeur du quartier Rosemont ? J'accueille Sébastien Ste-Croix Dubé à Mission encre noire. Extrait: « Je monte jusqu'à la rue Beaubien pour me rendre au parc Molson. Ça me donne l'impression d'aller dans la bonne direction. Je m'effondre sur une table de pique-nique. Ici, les festivités cessent peu à peu, il reste seulement quelques âmes errantes qui gueulent ou se frenchent. Pas loin, un gars crie bonne Saint-Jean, tabarnaque !, je pense d'abord que c'est dirigé contre moi, qu'on m'accuse. Mais non, il poursuit son chemin en chancelant et en hurlant. De l'autre côté de la rue, le Cinéma Beaubien expose sa tête lumineuse. Les ampoules font une chorégraphie bizarre autour des affiches ; chaque lumière y va de sa petite danse improvisée ; chaque lumière est une émotion. Le riz frit, c'était ton plat préféré. Quand t'as appris que t'allais crever d'un cancer, t'es venu me voir. Tu souriais, mon crisse. Tu disais que t'avais même pas peur. Que de toute façon, il fallait juste s'assurer de faire ce qu'on aime avec les gens qu'on aime et de pas gaspiller le temps qu'on a.»

Mission encre noire Tome 29 Chapitre 335. École pour filles par Ariane Lessard paru en 2020 aux éditions La mèche. Plusieurs élèves et leurs institutrices sont pris par la neige six mois par année dans un pensionnat pour jeunes filles, isolé dans une vaste forêt. Dans un décor angoissant, les unes et les autres, certaines plus vieilles, d'autres disparues...accumulent les savoirs. Chacune pose sa voix, page après page, pour composer un chant pluriel. Chemin faisant, les pièces orales composent un fascinant jeu d'écriture, en forme de rebus circulaire, autour du cycle des saisons. Parfois caresses, tantôt gifles, les mots que l'autrice donnent à entendre flattent autant qu'ils procurent des frissons à l'échine. Ariane Lessard n'a pas son pareil pour harmoniser les différents styles de parole d'une oeuvre chorale qui célèbre l'écologie, le féminisme et les savoirs occultes. Entre colère et violence, c'est la vie qui veut éclore dans ce couvent fermé comme un poing. Rendu à l'âge de la puberté, de ces jeunes filles qui aiment habiter le silence où affirmer de rompre avec les bonnes manières, se dégage un exercice de remise en question des choix et des limites, dans un univers extérieur menaçant. L'autrice se prête au jeu de ces multiples visages, autant de miroirs, qui malgré les failles se refusent à briser. Préparez-vous à descendre à la cave d'un univers ensorcelant où la vérité sourd de dalles blanches dans une langue furieusement habitée. je reçois Arianne Lessard, ce soir, à Mission encre noire. Extrait: « Je m'amuse à suivre la trace laissée par Jeanne au sortir de la grande salle. Dame Angoisse me tend la serpillière. Ce n'est pas à moi de ramasser ses gouttes. L'eau rouge coule sur le carrelage. L'eau rouge se terre entre les craques du plancher. J'ai gardé ma queue en tissu, l'ai ramenée à ma chambre sous le toit, l'ai roulée en boule et l'ai glissée dans mon pantalon. Si les plus vieilles n'y étaient pas, ce serait moi le roi.» Les Rosemonteries de Sébastien Ste-Croix Dubé paru en 2020 aux éditions Triptyque dans la collection Novella. Que dire de l'ambition d'un jour de St-jean d'Adam, de se glisser dans son hamac avec une bière dans le gosier, des écouteurs et un Dostoïesvski ? Si ce n'est qu'une pièce défectueuse pour réparer un fermenteur à Mabrasserie va diablement changer sa routine. Soixante-cinq jours de travail non-stop dans la vie d'un brasseur de bière qui carbure à la cervoise et à une galaxie de pilules en tout genre, ça use. Gagner sa vie en ruinant son couple n'est pas si payant. Effondré, Adam s'invite alors en enfer, sous le soleil tapant dans dédale des rues rosemontoises à la recherche de la pièce manquante ou de lui-même. Dans la moiteur d'un quartier de Montréal en pleine mutation, l'auteur nous embringue dans une dérive gonzoesque, en gougounes, à travers le regard avisé de son personnage principal. Prêt pour un road-trip sous acide au coeur du quartier Rosemont ? J'accueille Sébastien Ste-Croix Dubé à Mission encre noire. Extrait: « Je monte jusqu'à la rue Beaubien pour me rendre au parc Molson. Ça me donne l'impression d'aller dans la bonne direction. Je m'effondre sur une table de pique-nique. Ici, les festivités cessent peu à peu, il reste seulement quelques âmes errantes qui gueulent ou se frenchent. Pas loin, un gars crie bonne Saint-Jean, tabarnaque !, je pense d'abord que c'est dirigé contre moi, qu'on m'accuse. Mais non, il poursuit son chemin en chancelant et en hurlant. De l'autre côté de la rue, le Cinéma Beaubien expose sa tête lumineuse. Les ampoules font une chorégraphie bizarre autour des affiches ; chaque lumière y va de sa petite danse improvisée ; chaque lumière est une émotion. Le riz frit, c'était ton plat préféré. Quand t'as appris que t'allais crever d'un cancer, t'es venu me voir. Tu souriais, mon crisse. Tu disais que t'avais même pas peur. Que de toute façon, il fallait juste s'assurer de faire ce qu'on aime avec les gens qu'on aime et de pas gaspiller le temps qu'on a.»

Entrevue avec Martin Juneau, restaurateur, co-propriétaire et chef du restaurant Le Pastaga : Retour sur son texte sur Instagram: "Depuis janvier, j'ai l'impression que je dérange les travaux. J'ai six entreprises établies dans le même quartier à Montréal (en plus d'une maison plus à l'est), pis quelqu'un, quelque part, CLAIREMENT, considère que je ne vaux pas de la marde. #MerciMaVille."

a mix by dj @halpomax for free city radio, which broadcasts on @radiockut Siamak Amidi - Unconditional Love (Siamak's Floor Vision) Rhyw - Untangled Sentences anabasine - Krupt Pelada - Habla Tu Verdad DJ Romain feat Larry Singh - Talkin About Freedom (Hard Dub Mx) Minimal Violence - Night Gym Nich Schofield - Kibale Park Terry Ganzie - Prepare Fi War Lady Saw - Incline Thine Ears I was going for a haunting but optimistic sound on this. Some info below: The mix starts with a track by an Iranian-born producer, Siamak Amidi, who now splits his time between Dubai and Berlin. The track is off the Black Fog EP, the first release from his label called Indigenous Electronic. The second track is from the record label Bassiani, which is also a large queer nightclub in Tbilisi, Georgia that was raided by the government there in spring 2018. The raid led to sizeable protests and the club reopened afterward. anabasine's Krupt is from the fundraising effort Power Puerto Rico, released in September 2017. anabasine co-hosts EIMTAF Live FM Radio Hour every other Wednesday from 2-4am with Dominique Alexander and DJ Choozey. Pelada, whose recent album release show at Vitrola was sold out, is a group that always puts their politics forward in their music. This song is a standout from their debut album, Movimiento Para Cambio. Next, DJ Romain's Talkin About Freedom encapsulates the energy that makes classic house music so liberating and powerful. Minimal Violence, a duo from Vancouver, also released their debut album, InDreams, last year — full of raw techno like this. The mix then relaxes into an ambient track from Nick Schofield's Water Sine album. Nick, of course, is a fixture of the Montreal music community and a community radio host. I chose the two dancehall tracks that close out the mix to offer a counterpoint of the current news cycle. These songs appear on compilations from VP Records and Penthouse records, picked up from Death of Vinyl on St Laurent and Beaubien. Support your local record shop! (Note this mix was all vinyl except anabasine's track.)

We go live again with a line-up of Stand-Up comedians as part of Scott Icenogle and Jen Maiseloff's Ice Off Art Show! Bart Dangus, James Cerini, Esther Nevarez, Allen Smock, Tam White, and Brett Mercer all perform sets to the art gallery audience and then sit down for interviews with Michael and co-host Watson Carnation! Credits: Ray Duprey, Bart Dangus, James Cerini, Esther Nevarez, Allen Smock, Scott Icenogle, Jennifer Maiseloff, Tam White, Brett Mercer Find MDVH on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/michaeldupreyvh/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MichaelDupreyVH Intro Theme: “Don't Weigh Me Down” by Broadcast 2000 Interlude Song: “Americana Jam” by The Underscore Orkestra This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

This week Jodi talks to Nannette de Gaspé Beaubien, founder of skincare line Nannette de Gaspé. She pioneered the dry mask, which, despite its $100+ price tag, became an instant cult favorite. Though she's brainy, beautiful and brimming with enthusiasm, the last part wasn't always the case. It's not like she hated her life, but until her 40s, she was doing what she felt was expected of her. “I lived on the terms of everyone else,” she says. “But what I realized was I wasn't necessarily doing things in a way that made me happy.” In this episode, hear how a self-described type-A personality learned to let go of expectations and start living life on her terms. Plus, get her predictions on the future of indie beauty and what small brands need to thrive.#wherebrainsmeetbeauty@wherebrainsmeetbeautypodcastwherebrainsmeetbeauty.com