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DJ Maverick interviews award-winning writer Mariana Llanos, who shares her journey as a children's book author. They discuss the importance of storytelling, the differences between self-publishing and traditional publishing, and the creative process behind writing. Mariana emphasizes the significance of representation in literature, especially for immigrant children, and the challenges she faces as a Latina writer. The conversation also touches on the role of technology in reading and how to encourage children to embrace literature in a digital age. Mariana Llanos: https://www.marianallanos.com https://www.instagram.com/marianawritestheworld https://www.tiktok.com/@marianallanosbooks https://www.facebook.com/marianallanosbooks Maverick Podcast:

Welcome to the daily304 – your window into Wonderful, Almost Heaven, West Virginia.   Today is Saturday, March 23, 2024. Blennerhassett Island may be a beautiful park to visit, but it also boasts a fascinating history. A popular brewery in Morgantown expands. And learn about Chef Boyardee's West Virginia connection…on today's daily304. #1 – From THE HISTORY PROJECT – In the middle of the Ohio River between Parkersburg, West Virginia and Belpre, Ohio, sits Blennerhassett Island, a place named for the Anglo-Irish gentry who built their estate there in the 18th century and named it for themselves. But this paradise would not last after the arrival of Aaron Burr … Learn more about Blennerhassett Island with The History Project, the Daily304's presentation of famous people, places and events that shaped West Virginia. Then plan a visit to Blennerhassett Island Historical State Park when the park opens for the season in May.  Read more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?si=9SxdBF2F82tG57HN&v=q6U2SQBxDr8&feature=youtu.be    #2 – From DOMINION POST – Chestnut Brew Works, a staple of the Morgantown microbrewery scene for over a decade, completed a long-anticipated expansion last month with the launch of Chestnut Beer Hall at 132 Pleasant St. Owner Bill Rittenour and his team transformed the former Black Bear Burritos into a space woven with local talent, history and flavor. Local artist Brian Pickens contributed freehand wall art that evokes the crisp, green taste of hops. Pickens also painted the support posts running down the center of the space to look like vibrant tree trunks. Local craftsmen Scott Frederick and Michael Barr created high-top tables using now-rare Chestnut lumber reclaimed from an old church in McDowell County. Rittenour took some of the same lumber and made one-of-a-kind tap handles replete with Appalachian history. The Beer Hall will feature 10-16 Chestnut Brew Works beers on tap. Cheers! Read more: https://www.dominionpost.com/2024/03/06/chestnut-brew-works-new-pleasant-streetspace-celebrates-appalachia-craft-beer/   #3 – From WV EXPLORER – Did you know the iconic image of Chef Boyardee that adorns so many food packages worldwide is that of a genuine person? Not only that -- he has West Virginia connections. In the early 1900s, The Greenbrier was managed by the same company that managed The Plaza Hotel in New York City, according to historian Bob Conte. When they sent staff down to The Greenbrier, among that staff was 16-year-old Ettore Boiardi, anglicized as “Hector Boyardee.” A native of Italy, Boiardi worked as an apprentice chef in his hometown and in Paris and London before boarding ship for Ellis Island in 1914. He eventually worked his way up to Head Chef at The Plaza Hotel, where he served President Woodrow Wilson and troops returning from WWI. After serving a stint at The Greenbrier in West Virginia, Boiardi opened his first restaurant in Cleveland, Ohio, where patrons frequently asked for samples and recipes of his spaghetti sauce. He met Maurice and Eva Weiner, owners of a local self-service grocery store chain who helped Boiardi and his brother Paolo develop a process for canning and distributing spaghetti sauce. In 1938, production was moved to rural Milton, Pa., where its products were sold under the “Chef Boy-Ar-Dee” brand. And the rest, they say, is history. Read more: https://wvexplorer.com/2024/03/12/chef-boyardee-west-virginia-resort-the-greenbrier/   Find these stories and more at wv.gov/daily304. The daily304 curated news and information is brought to you by the West Virginia Department of Commerce: Sharing the wealth, beauty and opportunity in West Virginia with the world. Follow the daily304 on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @daily304. Or find us online at wv.gov and just click the daily304 logo.  That's all for now. Take care. Be safe. Get outside and enjoy all the opportunity West Virginia has to offer.  

On the contrary, when they saw that I had been entrusted with the gospel to the uncircumcised, just as Peter had been entrusted with the gospel to the circumcised (for he who worked through Peter for his apostolic ministry to the circumcised worked also through me for mine to the Gentiles), — Galatians 2:7-8 CALL OUT: Call out today to Brian Lydick from Belpre, Ohio. Thank you for sharing your testimony and God's divine intervention in your wife's life. Paul's point here is very positive. It is that they, Paul and Peter, are two men preaching the same Gospel called to two different spheres of influence by one Spirit as agreed upon in the meeting at Jerusalem. Paul is advocating for unity in the Gospel by the Spirit. Not a unity that ignores heresy or apostasy. A unity of effort that is true to the Gospel message that invites the one Spirit to reach many different people. This accentuates the point that, as believers, we need to try to work out our faith together. God gave us life. We are redeemed by Jesus. The Holy Spirit sustains us all. He gave us one message and one Gospel. Therefore, we have an obligation to work out his life together with others, even if it's hard. In light of everything our Trinitarian God has done for us, we, too, should reflect his unity, even though we have differing spheres of influence. This means I should celebrate and support what God is doing in other believers, churches, and ministries that align with God's message, God's Son, and God's Spirit. So, if this is you today, here is my prayer for you: God, you have so many God-fearing, Gospel-centered, Spirit-led ministries in this world today. Each is doing your work for your glory. Today, I ask for your blessing on all of them. Today, as we are led by your Spirit, I ask that you do a mighty work in us together. Amen. #UnityInTheSpirit #EmbracingDiversity #OneGospelManyCallings #CelebratingGodsWork #SpiritLedMinistries ASK THIS: How can we actively support and celebrate the work of other believers, churches, and ministries that align with the Gospel message, even if their spheres of influence differ from ours? In what practical ways can we demonstrate unity amidst diversity within the body of Christ, ensuring that our efforts reflect the message of God's love and redemption to the world? DO THIS: Pray for unity in the Gospel. PRAY THIS: Father, thank You for the diverse ways Your Spirit moves among believers, uniting us in purpose despite our different callings. Help me to actively support and celebrate Your work in others, reflecting Your unity and love to the world. Amen. PLAY THIS: Together.

In the small Ohio town of Belpre, Ohio, is a lady with two charming offices on each side of the Ohio River.  Charm galore and backed up by a mature engaged businesswoman, Marian DuVall, Broker/Owner of  EXIT Riverbend Realty has built an enterprise to envy.  I am always amazed at how our small market offices fare against all the large brands, and in Marian's case, she's scaring the big boys for sure.   At Broker/Owner training or Master Broker Summit, Marian is there soaking it all in and when she speaks we listen because her confidence and strength demand it. In this episode, Marian explains her approach to having strong administrative help, technology engagement and then being selective to hire the best folks in town. Her total focus is on being the real deal in caring service to clients, community and her team.  Marian's is a big story from a small town.

I had the opportunity to interview Shirley Cox in her shop, Side Stitchin', which is on the main street in Belpre, Ohio.  Shirley said she was fine with the traffic and customers shopping in the background while we had the interview.  After this interview I had the opportunity to shop at Side Stitchin' and each time Shirley was so helpful so that I could find just what I needed.  Although we've both been in this area for about the same amount of time, we just met.  I'm so thankful to get to know Shirley. I was excited to meet Shirley Contact Shirley Website: Side Stitchin' Facebook: Side Stitchin' Quilt Shop Instagram: mysidestitchin

Trimble @ Belpre, 9/29/23.

In this #116 episode of Dave Tate's Table Talk Podcast, Dave invites three new elitefts athletes to the table. Meet Haley Hill, Jaden Lacaria, and Adam Zavchik! Haley Hill was born and raised in Wisconsin. She attended Lindenwood University, earning her degree in criminal justice and playing collegiate ice hockey. Haley competes in the 132-pound weight class with a 1201 total—number five all-time at 132. Haley will soon begin her prep for the WRPF Clash of Columbia (September 4th). Jaden Lacaria is from Belpre, Ohio. He earned his bachelor's degree from Ohio State University in physical activity with a coaching specialization. Currently, he's working on his master of sports coaching. Jaden is a two-time national-level bodybuilder. In 2021, he finished second at North Americans, fourth at USAs, and first at the Mike Francois Classic. As a powerlifter, he ranks in the top 25 at 198 and holds the fourth biggest squat at 198.  Recovering from a bilateral quadriceps tendon rupture, he's slowly preparing for the 2022 NPC National Championships in Orlando, Florida.  Adam Zavchik was born and raised in Columbus, Ohio. He graduated from Ohio State University with a degree in sustainable plant systems with a specialization in turf grass science and a minor in business. He's the superintendent at The Golf Club at Little Turtle and manages the golf course and off-site landscape operations.  As a multi-ply powerlifter of twelve years, he has one AWPC and three WPC world titles. He holds the junior squat record in the WPC at 148. He's ranked in the top-30 all-time at 148 and 165.  Adam is currently prepping for the APF Nationals (June 4th).  About the Host Dave Tate is the founder and co-owner of elitefts.com. He is the author of twenty books and has logged more than 40,000 hours of training and consulting. Dave is married to elitefts co-owner Traci Arnold-Tate, and they reside in London, Ohio, with their two sons. Personal Credo: Live, Learn, Pass on™. Sponsor Marek Health is the telehealth platform that connects customers to partnered providers focusing on hormone optimization and preventative medicine—offering self-service labs at great prices and guided optimization.  Build your custom panel or a preexisting panel at marekhealth.com.  Visit MarekHealth.com/tabletalk to order a comprehensive panel, lab analysis, and optimization, plus 10% off your first order when you use code "Tabletalk" (one word) at check-out. IG @marekhealth elitefts elitefts Shop: https://elitefts.tiny.us/yt   Dave's IG Haley's IG Jaden's IG Adam's IG

In the middle of the Ohio River between Parkersburg, West Virginia and Belpre, Ohio, sits Blennerhassett Island, a place named for the Anglo-Irish Gentry who built their estate there in the 18th century and named it for themselves. But this paradise would not last after the arrival of Aaron Burr...

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Former 250 east supercross champion, Wil Hahn joins the show this week. The Belpre, Kansas native takes us on his journey from the farmlands of home to the top step of the supercross podium. Listen as Wil takes us through the highs and lows of his life and career.

Eric Fullerton is administrator of a private school, Belpre Christian in Belpre, OH. His son Eli is a student-athlete there, but also runs cross country with the local public high school. Eli placed 5th in the state of Ohio and will likely earn a college scholarship due to the law allowing him to participate even though he's not a public school student.

Welcome to the NEW PODCAST from The Celebration Center of Belpre, OH! In this episode, we talk about what our plans our with this podcast and have a short Bible Study! Please leave us a comment and let us know what you liked and what else you would like to see in this show! Also, join us for Service sometime at The Celebration Center! They are Sundays at 10am and 6pm! Our address is 1944 Washington Blvd Belpre, OH!

Jessica and Caitlin show their love for the special ladies of NYC by covering the brilliant lives of Maria Tallchief (NYC Ballet's first prima ballerina) and Pura Belpre (folklorist, puppeteer, and the New York Public Library's first Puerto Rican Librarian). Vintage Thirst Traps Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vintagethirstraps/American Hysteria podcast Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=7682758

The S&P 500 recently closed over 3,000 for the first time ever. And it begs the question, "Is this the top of the stock market?"  At least one large money manager thinks stocks are headed higher.  Much higher.  We talk about that on today's episode of What's Happening now.   We have been following First Trust Portfolio's commentary for some time.  You can read their post about their increased forecast and the methodology they use, here.  As most of you know, we are not in the prediction business.  And most who are, have limited success.  But it rarely stops anyone from trying.    The stock market will either go up or down from here.  The only way we will know who guessed correctly is to wait and see.  We rarely take any of them to be reliable indicators of future performance. We are certainly hopeful the S&P 500 passes the 3,250 mark.  But if it doesn't, we won't be surprised. Neal Watson is a Certified Financial Planner™ Professional and a Financial Advisor with Fleming Watson Financial Advisors  He typically works with people who are planning for retirement.  Fleming Watson is a Registered Investment Advisory firm located in Marietta Ohio.  Our firm primarily serves Marietta, Parkersburg, Williamstown, St. Marys, Belpre, Vienna and the surrounding communities in Washington and Noble Counties in Ohio and Wood and Pleasants county in West Virginia.

There is a new DNA testing scam targeting retirees. We'll talk about how they are doing it and what you can do to protect yourself on this episode of What's Happening Now. Consumer Level DNA Testing Over the past few years, there has been a rise in consumer level DNA testing. It has centered around finding out where in the world your family originated. Companies like Ancestry.com and 23 and Me have made these tests readily available. Also, 23 and Me has an option where you can find out more about certain genetic health conditions. This can help you determine if you at risk for certain hereditary diseases. The New DNA Testing Scam We received a notification from the Ohio Department of Insurance about a new DNA Scam. They target retirees and in some cases bribe them to complete DNA tests. And they try to convince their victims Medicare will pay for the tests. They try to get critical information from you. They ask for your Medicare number and your Social Security number. Except, Medicare, will only pay for the DNA test if they are medically necessary. Sharing your Medicare or Social Security number can lead to identity theft. Protect Yourself Here are some steps you can take to protect yourself. 1. Consult Your Doctor. Ask your physician if they believe a DNA test would be beneficial. If they believe it will, have them order the test. They will refer you to a reputable lab for the test. They will also be able to submit the request to Medicare. 2. Use one of the known consumer providers. We don't have any experience with 23 and me. And we cannot attest to their services or the results they provide. But they should be able to provide you some information at a published cost. And they should be able to do it without obtaining your Social Security number. 3. Do Not Share Your Information You should not share critical information with people you do not know and trust. When someone has information like your Social Security number and date of birth, they can do a lot of damage. Guard this information carefully annd only share it with trusted sources. 4. Check with people you know and trust. If you get a call like this, get the name of the company, a phone number, and the name of the person calling. Then do some research. Call your family, call your doctor, call us before you proceed. Let those around you help you do the research before you jeopardize your identity.  Neal Watson is a Certified Financial Planner™ Professional and a Financial Advisor with Fleming Watson Financial Advisors  He typically works with people who are planning for retirement.  Fleming Watson is a Registered Investment Advisory firm located in Marietta Ohio.  Our firm primarily serves Marietta, Parkersburg, Williamstown, St. Marys, Belpre, Vienna and the surrounding communities in Washington and Noble Counties in Ohio and Wood and Pleasants county in West Virginia.    

The year is half over, and it is time for our 2019 Midyear Update.  If we were to describe the investment markets for the first half of this year in one word, it would simply be "Wow!"  We'll talk about how the major asset classes did in the first half. And we'll discuss some of the things which could impact the second half of the year.  We'll finish with a couple of interesting facts which give us a reason for optimism. You can view the related post on our website here:  http://flemingwatson.com/2019-mid-year-update/ We have also updated our popular asset allocation quilt with the numbers from the first half of the year. Neal Watson is a Certified Financial Planner™ Professional and a Financial Advisor with Fleming Watson Financial Advisors  He typically works with people who are planning for retirement.  Fleming Watson is a Registered Investment Advisory firm located in Marietta Ohio.  Our firm primarily serves Marietta, Parkersburg, Williamstown, St. Marys, Belpre, Vienna and the surrounding communities in Washington and Noble Counties in Ohio and Wood and Pleasants county in West Virginia.

After a brief delay (sorry about that)...I sit down with returning guests Leah & Jamie, along with a special new guest: former collegiate golf coach, and all around International Man of Mystery, Dennis Fitzpatrick, aka "Coach Fitz."   We reminisce upon the great times had at GSC, while getting into various other ignorant convos (as we always do)!  Hope you enjoy!

Catching up on some previously recorded items, this one's coming to you live from Belpre, OH!   Leah and I sit down for an evening chat.  Ever wonder about names and where they come from?  Good, cause we don't have a clue!  How about some "woes" of starting your own podcast?  We discuss what it feels like being on mic for the first time.     How's your taint feeling these days?  What about that memory of yours?  How about those potentially itchy areas...guys?!?   All of this and more in this one.  Hope you enjoy!!!

A diagnosis of cancer can be frightening for anyone. Memorial Health System's Strecker Cancer Center in Marietta is the Mid-Ohio Valley's first facility to be solely dedicated to the treatment of cancer. Our comprehensive approach to cancer care focuses on prevention, early detection, treatment and support. With locations in Marietta and Belpre, we combine the highest quality patient-centered care with the convenience of being close-to-home.Listen as Dr. Tara Hansen discusses the latest advances in radiation treatment for cancer and the many options available at Memorial Health System.

Isaiah, Kristen Hoover, Belpre, WATW

Isaiah, Nan Van Zwol, Belpre, Women At The Well

Isaiah, Robin McCall, Belpre, WATW

All About Wine continues this week with northeastern Ohio.  We are covering the wine industry in the U.S. alphabetically by state.  This is part 2 of the state of Ohio.   Tonight's Guests: Georgetown Vineyards, Cambridge, OH Unicorn Wine Guild, Belpre, OH   Have a question or comment about the show or our topic?  Email allaboutwine101@gmail.com or call us during the LIVE show at (646) 727-3235   "Like" the show on Facebook!