Podcasts about Big Pine

Buckle up, it's Just Friends week on Rom Com Vom! DB is joined by Holly Brown and Lauren Passell of Tink Media to break down reformed fuckboys, friend zone mythology, and why this movie still kind of slaps, even when it sincerely shouldn't. GUEST DETAILS Lauren Passell is the founder of Tink Media, a podcast growth and strategy company, and the editor of Podcast the Newsletter. She teaches podcast marketing and PR classes and is a judge for The Webbys, The Signal Awards, The Ambies, The International Podcast Awards, and more. Holly Anabel Brown is a Los Angeles based stand-up comedian who loves to joke about death, feminism, and millennial nostalgia. Named one of WhoHaHa's Comedians of the Year, she's been featured on The Daily Zeitgeist, The Dork Forest, and performed at SF Sketchfest, Big Pine and all over the country. She's also the creator and co-host of the sold-out monthly show Salty AF at the Hollywood Improv. RADIO BOOT CAMPWant to get paid for your podcast? Join DB for Making Indie Podcasts That Pay, a virtual two-part workshop on May 27 & 29 from 12–1:30pm EST with Radio Boot Camp. Learn how to land sponsors, price your ads, and make podcasting sustainable. Sign up now: https://radiobootcamp.org/classes/making-indie-podcasts-that-pay-mastering-the-art-of-sponsorships-2/ CONNECT WITH US Instagram: @sexedwithdbpodcast TikTok: @sexedwithdbTwitter: @sexedwithdb Threads: @sexedwithdbpodcast YouTube: Sex Ed with DB ROM-COM VOM SEASON 11 SPONSORS: Lion's Den, Uberlube, Magic Wand, & Arya. Get discounts on all of DB's favorite things here! GET IN TOUCH Email: sexedwithdb@gmail.comSubscribe to our newsletter for behind-the-scenes content and answers to your sexual health questions! FOR SEXUAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS Check out DB's workshop: "Building A Profitable Online Sexual Health Brand" ABOUT THE SHOW Sex Ed with DB is your go-to podcast for smart, science-backed sex education—delivering trusted insights from top experts on sex, sexuality, and pleasure. Empowering, inclusive, and grounded in real science, it's the sex ed you've always wanted. SEASON 11 TEAM Creator, Host & Executive Producer: Danielle Bezalel (DB) Producer: Sadie Lidji Communications Lead: Cathren Cohen Growth Marketing Manager: Wil Williams Logo Design: Evie Plumb (@cliterallythebest)

Rachel Fogletto is a Philadelphia-based comedian known for her sardonic wit and oversharing charm. Her debut album Is This The Test? dropped in 2022, and she's been featured at top festivals like Big Pine, Limestone, and Laugh After Dark. She's opened for comedy legends like Judy Gold, Jessica Kirson, and Laurie Kilmartin and was named a Jackie and Laurie Show Comic of the Week. Rachel's comedy dives into millennial struggles, ADHD, student loan debt, and toxic dating—all with a glass of middle-shelf wine. Fun fact: an audience member once told her, "You were so funny you ruined my night."For more information about Laugh After Dark Visit:https://linktr.ee/laughafterdarkS O C I A LInstagramhttp://www.instagram.com/laughafterdarkhttp://www.instagram.com/rachelfoglettoL I N K Shttp://www.laughafterdark.comhttps://www.rachelfogletto.com/

Mitchell Pearce and Todd Carney join Adam Peacock to preview Origin 1 and the tactics used by New South Wales, the best Origin pre-game speeches, the Tigers splashing the cash and who makes the Top 8 from here halfway through the season. Subscribe on LiSTNR: https://www.listnr.com/podcasts/footy-talk-rugby-league-podcast Subscribe on Apple Podcasts: https://link.chtbl.com/FootyTalkRLApplePodcasts Subscribe on Spotify: https://link.chtbl.com/FootyTalkRLSpotifySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WDAY First News anchors Lisa Budeau, Scott Engen and Dillon Vogt break down your regional news for Tuesday, July 18, 2023. InForum Minute is produced by Forum Communications and brought to you by reporters from The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead and WDAY TV. Visit https:www.inforum.com/subscribe to subscribe.

It's Monday, March 20th, A.D. 2023. This is The Worldview in 5 Minutes heard at www.TheWorldview.com. I'm Adam McManus. By Adam McManus (Adam@TheWorldview.com) Iranian authorities have killed 500 protestors since last September When the Muslim Iranian revolutionaries, led by Ayatollah Khomeini, seized power back in 1979, they immediately pushed to rid the country of any foreign Christian elements, ending all formal foreign missionary efforts, reports International Christian Concern. Since then, Iranian Muslims have followed Christ through a rapidly growing “house-church” movement. In fact, an independent survey in 2020 revealed that there are one million Christians in Iran today. Most of them are new converts from Islam. In September 2022, a 22-year-old Kurdish-Iranian woman, named Mahsa Amini, visited family members in Tehran, the capital city of Iran. The notorious morality police arrested her under charges of not properly wearing the hijab, the Muslim headscarf. While detained, the morality police brutally tortured Mahsa who fell into a coma and died three days later. This tragic incident sparked a nationwide protest movement with Iranians from all ethnic and religious backgrounds taking to the streets in dozens of Iranian cities. Surprisingly, these recent protests have continued for months. To their shame, Iranian authorities have killed 500 protestors.  Plus, they have held so-called “fast-track” trials which have led to the executions of protestors charged with “waging a war on God.” In solidarity with Mahsa Amini, the protestors have adopted the foundational slogan “Women, Life, Liberty.” Pray for our Iranian brothers and sisters in Christ. Int'l Criminal Court issued arrest warrant for Vladimir Putin The International Criminal Court issued a warrant for the arrest of  Russian President Vladimir Putin who bears individual criminal responsibility for the abduction and deportation of Ukrainian children which amounts to war crimes, reports The Mirror. It also issued a warrant for the arrest of Maria Belova, the Commissioner for Children's Rights in the Office of the President of the Russian Federation on similar allegations. Moscow has previously said it does not recognize the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court and denied allegations of war crimes during the invasion. The large investigation also found crimes committed against Ukrainians on Russian territory, including deported Ukrainian children who were prevented from reuniting with their families, a “filtration” system aimed at singling out Ukrainians for detention, and torture and inhumane detention conditions. Euthanasia deaths rise by 10% in Belgium The Belgian Federal Control and Evaluation Commission on Euthanasia reported that 2,966 people died by euthanasia in 2022, reports Evangelical Focus. Government officials in Belgium said, “The number increased by 9.85% compared to 2021.” The majority of the euthanasia patients (69.9%) were over 70, with 42% older than 80. Even more tragically, the Commission said that 513 of the people killed in 2022 by euthanasia, or 17%, were “people whose [natural] deaths were not expected in the foreseeable future.” In John 10:10, Jesus said, “The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy. I came that they may have life and have it abundantly.” To learn more about the debate over euthanasia, check out the website PatientsRightsCouncil.org. Library director fired for opposing Kirk Cameron's read-aloud Last month, Kirk Cameron, "Duck Dynasty" star Missy Robertson, and women's sports advocate Riley Gaines joined forces for a children's story time event at Hendersonville Library, about 20 miles northeast of downtown Nashville, Tennessee, reports The Blaze. Cameron and Robertson have both written children's books published by Brave Books, a patriotic and God-centered publishing company, which sponsored the event. Appearing on the Blaze TV show "Unashamed with Phil & Jase Robertson,” Missy explained what happened. MISSY ROBERSON: “When they scheduled to have this function at the library, there was so much outpouring, great response from the community, that the guy that was running the library could not believe it. He was like, ‘Whoever y'all are, y'all must be great because this is the most response we've ever had from a public event like this. This is gonna be awesome. Whoever this Kurt Cameron guy is.” JACE ROBERSON: “He didn't know who y'all were.” Not surprisingly, once the liberal library director, Allan Morales, discovered who they were, he became horrified by their stand for Biblical values. MISSY ROBERSON:  “So, Brave [Publishing] corrected him. Well, he finds out who Kirk Cameron is. And that's when the pushback began from them.  He started a campaign in the community to shut it down without officially canceling it because then he knew that wouldn't be good for their library.” Kirk Cameron tweeted, “Despite the rain and the unkind pushback (from one disgruntled librarian), an OVERFLOW crowd of families, mayors, county commissioners, and celebs welcomed and joined us at the library in Hendersonville, TN, praying and teaching faith in God and moral values to our kids.” Though the event appeared to be a success, many in the community were not willing to overlook the treatment that Cameron, Robertson, and Gaines received that day. Last Wednesday, the Sumner County Library Board voted 4-3 to remove Morales as library director. 81-year-old survives 6 days in snowbank with croissants and candy And finally, an 81-year-old man survived on croissants, candy, and biscotti after a snowstorm left him stranded on a desolate California highway alone for nearly a week, reports the Good News Network. Jerry Jouret, a former NASA employee, set off in good weather in Gardnerville, but never made it to his destination in Big Pine, three hours away when the blizzard descended. After his car fell into a ditch, he smartly conserved his car battery and gas for several days—only starting the SUV's engine periodically to warm up. Five days after he set out, both attempts to find him were unsuccessful. Appearing on CNN, his grandson, Christian, described the impact of his prayer in the search effort. CHRISTIAN JOURET: “The search team was supposed to go out days prior, but the weather was so awful they couldn't get a helicopter in there. Days were going by where they couldn't get to him. And finally, you know, I prayed about it hard, prayed that the weather would change. “The next day was the most beautiful day we've had in weeks. They were able to get a helicopter out there and rescue him.” In Jeremiah 29:12, God declares, “Then, you will call on Me and come and pray to Me, and I will listen to you.” In God's providence, on March 2, a California Highway Patrol helicopter identified a cellular ping from his phone. Miraculously, the senior was discharged from the hospital later that evening, suffering only from dehydration. Close And that's The Worldview on this Monday, March 20th in the year of our Lord 2023. Subscribe by iTunes or email to our unique Christian newscast at www.TheWorldview.com. Or get the Generations app through Google Play or The App Store. I'm Adam McManus (Adam@TheWorldview.com). Seize the day for Jesus Christ.

Episode 262: I quit comedy again! LA comic and actor Chris Grace has a formula for dealing with bombs: quitting comedy! But then he gets back up and tries again. Hear Chris Grace tell Stand Up Comic Dan Bublitz Jr about taking the stage, performing from inside a crater, quitting comedy, and starting all over again, and why he loves doing it. Chris and Dan chat about how comics on different scenes work on new material, how the number of stage reps has to be balanced with their quality, how to transition to doing longer sets if the opportunities to do so aren't there, why giving feedback to comics is a good thing, how comics can be funny and authentic without material, how to see the audience as a scene partner, and how to analyze your sets with recordings. Learn! Please rate and review Chris Grace Comedian and actor from Houston TX, now living in LA with his husband Eric. He's appeared on Superstore, PEN15, and Broad City. Chris has performed at Big Pine festival, Laugh After Dark festival, and the Burbank Comedy Fest and where he was the Best of Fest Winner. Website Instagram Facebook Twitter YouTube Art of Bombing: Blitzed Entertainment Art of Bombing "Nobody Had a Podcast Called The Art of Bombing" Theme by John Hult Bumpers provided by Joe Nicola Music Merch: https://teespring.com/stores/blitzed-entertainment Please leave us a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-art-of-bombing/message Buy us a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/aobpod Dan Bublitz Jr: http://www.danbublitz.com/ Josh Shirley: http://www.joshshirleycomedy.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-art-of-bombing/message

She's an unbothered bae! Holly Lynnea is a wonderful and talented comedian, writer, actor, and dancer based in Louisville. In this convo from BPCF2021 Holly gives us some great insights about who she is and we discuss where we get our intuition from. This is a great episode that gets deep, it gets real, and it's a lot of fun! Follow Holly Lynnea on Instagram at @hollylynnea

She's moved out of the country but we can still appreciate Dalia Malek at Big Pine 2021.Dalia is a talented and hilarious comedian, creator and host of the Interruption Show. In this 2021 convo we check in with Dalia to see how her pandemic was going. We talk about food, wings and being vegan and Dalia shares what she would do with fame and fortune. Follow Dalia on Instagram at @Daliamalek

This is Day 26 of the Dog Days of Podcasting, where I attempt to do a show a day for the entire month of August. On this episode, I check in from Big Pine Key in the Florida Keys. Music by David Bowie Listen to all of these bands on Amazon Music and I get […]

A self-proclaimed “big gay ball of sunshine” comedian and writer Chaz Carter talks about his love of stand up and story telling and is just a pure joy to speak to. Enjoy the dynamic energy of Wings with Friends live from Big Pine Comedy Festival 2021 and don't forget to submit to Big Pine 2022 happening this October in San Diego! Follow Chaz Carter @pollypocketnegro on Instagram

Scott and Adam Brewer came out on top of the recent FM Walleyes Unlimited Big Pine Shootout.  The father/son pair share the winning strategy of how they came out on top. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jenny Canfield is the owner of Laughs Unlimited in Sacramento California. Also known as "Shug White", Jenny is not a comic but she is one of the funniest people I know. I got to sit down with her at Big Pine 2021 in Phoenix. Jenny talks about how she got creative and thrived during the pandemic, about Laughs Unlimited 42 year history in Old Sacramento, and how she books: "Funny is Funny". Submissions are open for the Sac- Town Comedy Get-Down in Sacramento August 4-6. Submissions close June 18th! There's also still time to apply to Big Pine 2022 this October in San Diego at The Mic Drop!

Ryan Cott is the Managing Partner of John Tobin Presents and he is passionate about the art of comedy. He hung out with us at Big Pine 2021 and talked about what he and his company are doing to create inclusion and support diversity on the business side of comedy. In this dynamic, live episode you can hear Big Pine happening all around us including Ryan picking his Best of Fest pick. Ryan gives me the scoop of the best wings in Boston and why 10 cent wings taste better. Be sure to check out Big Pine Comedy Festival in May and October is beautiful San Diego California!

odi Gross from DVC Resale Market joins us to discuss average prices, Disney's Right of First Refusal (ROFR) buyback rates, an exceptionally high inventory, and a slight dip in Grand Floridian prices due to Disney selling new points from the Big Pine building conversion. Episode 195

Get ready for Big Pine 2022 by listening to this wonderful episode recorded at Big Pine Comedy Festival 2021 with the vibrant and talented, Jasmyn Carter! Jasmyn is a wonderful comedian and actor based in Los Angeles. She talks about living and working in LA- what she loves and all the smells. Jasmyn shares her star-struck moment with Dave Chappelle and how she makes her wings! Follow Jasmyn on all the socials @__jasmyn on Instagram and Jasmyn Carter on Tik Tok.

Drew Dunn joined us at Big Pine 2021 for wings and candid conversation about his comedy journey. Drew talks about moving to NYC, JFL, and of course wings! Drew was a Big Pine Best of Fest and won the "Road Scholar" cash prize award at last year's festival. Big Pine 2022 is just around the corner: May 11-14 & October 13-15 in San Diego California! Submit today! Follow Drew Dunn on all the socials at @drewdunncomedy

Dr. Gordy Hill is one of the most remarkable men I've ever met! He was literally a pioneer in both the medical and fly fishing world. He was the 6th surgeon to perform hip replacements and at one time had done more hip replacement surgeries than anyone. He was nominated for a Nobel prize in medicine when he and Dr. Roger Haugen figured out how to successfully process a patients own blood for an infusion. This was monumental at the time because of the aids crisis. Gordy was not one of the first, but the first person to run his skiff behind Big Pine. His life in fishing was as large as his medical career. He was a global fisherman who captured a variety of great fish including large swordfish and marlin, and still holds a 15 pound world record bonefish caught in the Bahamas. Joe Brooks and his father, Pop Hill, were his mentors. His early tackle consisted of silk fly lines and gut leaders. He loved fishing alone and stood on the engine cowling to pole his skiff. Yes, Dr. Gordy Hill is one of our sports living legends, and at 91, he still has a memory bank sharper than a steak knife! We hope you all enjoy this one!

https://youtu.be/ff6EikDsUs0 This is a Daily Video Log for myself. I am documenting how I feel about my day at the end of my days. There may be things you can learn from my daily endeavors. Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/nemoxg Gaming Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxmQe74Uujbn2DcQ0dCPxkw Subscribe for authenticity. Accomplishments for today: Made it to Big Pine, CA Learned how to light a pellet fire place! Disappointments for today: I did not get the job... Listen to my Podcast on your platform of choice using the link below! https://anchor.fm/spiralup or https://gregorynemo.com/podcast What is Spiral Up? As a creative, life moves up in a spiral as you make your pursuits. This is Spiral Up. A thought process. A transparent, honest look on how to pursue meaningful content, growth, bring value, develop good habits, all while pursuing one's passion. Hosted by Nemo, he gives insight on his creative journey and challenges, with the occasional discussion on meaningful, self-developing topics. Social: https://instagram.com/gregorynemo https://twitter.com/gregorynemo I am not a professional. These are just my thoughts.

Dr. Gordy Hill is one of the most remarkable men I've ever met! He was literally a pioneer in both the medical and fly fishing world. He was the 6th surgeon to perform hip replacements and at one time had done more hip replacement surgeries than anyone. He was nominated for a Nobel prize in medicine when he and Dr. Roger Haugen figured out how to successfully process a patients own blood for an infusion. This was monumental at the time because of the aids crisis. Gordy was not one of the first, but the first person to run his skiff behind Big Pine. His life in fishing was as large as his medical career. He was a global fisherman who captured a variety of great fish including large swordfish and marlin, and still holds a 15 pound world record bonefish caught in the Bahamas. Joe Brooks and his father, Pop Hill, were his mentors. His early tackle consisted of silk fly lines and gut leaders. He loved fishing alone and stood on the engine cowling to pole his skiff. Yes, Dr. Gordy Hill is one of our sports living legends, and at 91 (next month) he still has a memory bank sharper than a steak knife! We hope you all enjoy this one!

Our featured guest today is a funny, passionate, and insightful stand-up comedian and activist. Her comedy covers relatable topics like parents and dating and dives into her views on Latin American geopolitics, including the current crisis in Nicaragua. She is a Nicaraguan American that grew up just outside Los Angeles in the San Fernando Valley and has been involved in performing arts for many years. She devoted her teens to musical theatre, speech debate, and operatic vocal performance, but when in a completely different direction in college, earning a BA in Economics from California State University Northridge and an MA in Economics from the University of California Santa Barbara. Over 2 million views on YouTube from the popular YouTube Channel, The Reel Rejects, were featured on Buzzfeed's Tasty channel. She also was on the PBS show First Nations Comedy Experience. She hosts the comedy podcast Villains of History. She is also performed in some of the top comedy festivals in the country, including Laughing Skull and Big Pine. Welcome to our featured guest, Cat Alvarado. This is an episode that is surely worth exploring every minute of their discussion. Tune in and listen. #kut2thachase #podcast #unscripted #unbridled #episode4everyone #e103 #standupforthegirlsclub #satx #sanantonio #sanantoniopodcast #sanantoniopodcaster #sanantonioinfluencer --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kut2thachase/support

In this session, Hud talks about his success during the first week of the rockfish opener and how he likes to prepare and cook rockfish. B shares his upcoming trip into the backcountry snow to Pear Lake in Sequoia National Park to continue preparing for Shasta. We find our way into a previous trip to the North Fork of Big Pine and the beauty of the Palisades range in the Sierra Nevada.  Tune in. 

Sage Andrew Romero is a member of the Tovowahamatu Numu (Big Pine Paiute) and Tuah-Tahi (Taos Pueblo) Tribes. He is an accomplished Hoop Dancer and has traveled internationally sharing the Culture of his people through song, story, dance, and art. Sage also founded the AkaMya Culture Group which first began as a group that provided a safe place and space to learn and practice culture for youth and families while also striving to be a positive role model for the Native youth and live a life of Sobriety away from Drugs and Alcohol. Currently, Sage is focused on building the first of its kind locally AkaMya Cultural Studio. This Studio will be a resource for media and creative endeavors within the community. Utilizing our own resources we have provided the community with events, productions fundraising Cultural activities, and more. Through our traditional and contemporary living culture, he hopes to instill pride within the youth so they may continue carrying on the traditions for future generations. Donations to the Studio for AkaMya Cultural Dance Group Venmo: sage-romero PayPal akamyagroup@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AkaMyaCulturalDanceGroup Mail: AkaMya Culture Group P.O Box 616 Big Pine, CA 93513 IG: https://www.instagram.com/digitalndn/ Animation IG: https://www.instagram.com/sage_smoke_studio/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sagesmoke The Talking Stick Podcast- "From Generation, To Generation" Interviews and discussion on Our, Indigenous, Traditions- culture, lifestyles, lawmakers, leaders, a community of Indigenous People, and supporters. ------- OITClothing Established in 2016 by Yendi and Johnny Nieto The O.I.T. mission is to build awareness and showcase Indigenous Culture with the utmost respect to communities. To educate and learn from one another, whether it's from Tribe-to-Tribe or Tribal-to-Non Tribal.  Recorded Date: 03/30/2021 Make sure to check out our website to order these and Follow Us

Legendary outdoor writer has lived a life many only dream about. He captivates his readers with his adventures across the globe. Serving as Editor, and VP at North American Hunter for 28 years, he has written thousands of stories about the outdoors. But Bill is more than that, his book Reflections Under the Big Pine captures the essence of the creation and its impact from God to his people.  Today, we discuss how Under the Big Pine came to be, and what is next for Bill. 

Jeff Garmire is only 30 years old but has already backpacked over 30,000 miles since 2011.  It all began with a 55-pound backpack at the start of the Pacific Crest Trail and from there, he was hooked. His first thru-hike led to a second, shortly after college and then even when he began his career, he started looking for ways to explore nature and the world. A few notable achievements are 15-speed records on long-distance hiking trails, the calendar year triple crown, the great western loop,  AND climbing all 58 of Colorado's 14,000' peaks.  His book, Free Outside shares his journey completing the Triple Crown which means thru hiking the Appalachian Trail, the Continental Divide Tail and the Pacific Crest Trail  in one year through 4 seasons.   Show Notes:00:00  Jeff Garmire reads an excerpt from his book “Free Outside” 1:30  Drea introduces Jeff Garmire and his impressive biography 2:50  Jeff talks about the excerpt he read which talks about crossing a cold, nearly frozen river in Maine swimming across naked during the winter season.  Jeff talks about stripping naked, using a dry bag to get across the river.  8:07  Jeff defines the meaning of thru-hiking 8:56  Jeff tells us what travel means to him.  He explains what he believes is the difference between a vacation and travel.   10:00  Drea asks Jeff if he goes on vacation.   11:19  Jeff and Drea discuss why they love traveling “uncomfortably”  14:15  Jeff tells us why he began this journey to backpack and thru hike the Triple Crown (The Appalachian Trail AKA the AT, The Continental Divide AKA the CDT, and the Pacific Crest Trail AKA the PCT in one calendar year. He talks about the beginning of it all the progression to attempting the Triple Crown  He talks about meeting people who were doing the PCT when he was younger.  He took off Spring Term of college and decided to hike the Pacific Crest Trail.  He talks about the lessons he learned during the PCT when he was a very novice. This became his obsession He talks about the transition into attempting the Triple Crown - All of the “Stepping Stones” to get there.  17:55  Jeff elaborates on meeting those initial PCT hikers that introduced him into the world of thru hiking.  He talks about his perspective on how hungry they were.  He tells the story of watching one of the PCT hikers slab a ton of mayo.   Jeff now related to the PCT hikers he met when he was younger.  He talks about a time when he got kicked out of an All You Can Eat Buffet that he stopped at while he was trying to complete the Appalachian Trail.  21:07  Jeff talks about some of the fears of doing the Triple Crown 22:25  Jeff talks about getting charged by a Grizzly Bear. Jeff shortly after the near bear attack, encounters Mules he decided to become momentary friends with. 25:45  Jeff discusses some of the additional challenges he faced while on the trail.  26:58  Jeff tells a story about losing gear on the trail  28:41 Jeff used a tarp as a Shelter for much of the Appalachian Trail which some people due to decrease the weight.  The Appalachian Trail has shelters but many times they are filled up so it was a risk - He discusses that experience.   Jeff talks about switching to a tent because of the cold and also because of mosquitoes Drea talks about her experience in Big Pine, CA and the attack of the mosquitos.  32:00  Jeff talks about the importance of DUCT TAPE! 33:57 Jeff talks about the 2 most valuable things he learned during his travels 35:43  Drea asks about Jeff's mental endurance 38:20  Drea asks Jeff what his most fulfilling moment was during his treks 40:00 Jeff shares with us the most meaningful he met while he went traveling.  He talks about this man “Little Buddah” he...

Paul Ollinger says there is a myth in America that striking it rich early and not ever having to work again is enviable. We explore this topic and Paul's stark realization that you get a lot more from work than a paycheck. He was an early employee of Facebook and left after a successful number of years to test the myth. Paul shares the pros and cons of his choice to retire early, including the opportunity to move closer to his parents and being there for them during the sunset years of their lives. We cover a lot of ground with Paul, including the concept of knowing how much money is “enough.”In this episode of Money Tales, our financial insight focuses on the concept of “enough” and what is “enough” when it comes to your money number. Stick around to the end of this episode for this discussion.Paul is a nationally-touring stand-up comedian, writer and podcaster. After 15 years selling advertising for companies like Yahoo! and Facebook, Paul launched the creative career that has taken him all over North America, opening for top comics like Dave Attell, Norm Macdonald and many more. He has performed at invitation-only, national comedy festivals, including the Laughing Skull, Asheville and Big Pine.Paul is also the host of the Crazy Money podcast in which he explores the connection between money and happiness through conversation with prominent authors, academics, celebrities and everyday people. Paul and his guests come at finances through the lens of philosophy, psychology and practicality. While “money” is in the title, the show is not about how to make a million bucks, how to beat the stock market or how to save money by clipping coupons. It is about how knowing what we want from money will help us live our best lives.A graduate of Rhodes College and Dartmouth's Tuck School of Business, Paul lives in Atlanta with his wife, two ‘tween children and French bulldog, Colonel Tom Parker.Learn more about Money Tale$ > Subscribe to the podcast Recent episodes Form CRS Form ADV Terms of Use Privacy Rights and Responsibilities

Paul Ollinger says there is a myth in America that striking it rich early and not ever having to work again is enviable. We explore this topic and Paul's stark realization that you get a lot more from work than a paycheck. He was an early employee of Facebook and left after a successful number of years to test the myth. Paul shares the pros and cons of his choice to retire early, including the opportunity to move closer to his parents and being there for them during the sunset years of their lives. We cover a lot of ground with Paul, including the concept of knowing how much money is “enough.” In this episode of Money Tales, our financial insight focuses on the concept of “enough” and what is “enough” when it comes to your money number. Stick around to the end of this episode for this discussion. Paul is a nationally-touring stand-up comedian, writer and podcaster. After 15 years selling advertising for companies like Yahoo! and Facebook, Paul launched the creative career that has taken him all over North America, opening for top comics like Dave Attell, Norm Macdonald and many more. He has performed at invitation-only, national comedy festivals, including the Laughing Skull, Asheville and Big Pine. Paul is also the host of the Crazy Money podcast in which he explores the connection between money and happiness through conversation with prominent authors, academics, celebrities and everyday people. Paul and his guests come at finances through the lens of philosophy, psychology and practicality. While “money” is in the title, the show is not about how to make a million bucks, how to beat the stock market or how to save money by clipping coupons. It is about how knowing what we want from money will help us live our best lives. A graduate of Rhodes College and Dartmouth's Tuck School of Business, Paul lives in Atlanta with his wife, two ‘tween children and French bulldog, Colonel Tom Parker.

Koy Detmer played in the NFL for 10 years. In the inaugural episode of the podcast, I talk about his neck beard, his sibling rivalry with Ty, his big games against the Pats in 99 and the Niners in 2003, his NSFW touchdown celebration that made him a Philly legend, and more. I also talk about fights at Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia, cut-out fans at baseball games, if I could play football for my father, and I interview Liz Galalis (The Joel McHale Show, The Daily Show). Liz is a writer, actor, and my wife (in that order). Erick Hellwig is a stand-up comedian from NYC living in Los Angeles. He hosts Bring In The Backups podcast and has appeared on AGT, Brain Games, Greatest Party Story Ever, numerous national tv commercials & more. Erick has written for Money From Strangers and co-created Death Lives. Since 2015 he's performed in dozens of festivals including Big Pine, Westside, North Carolina, Rubber City, Sno Jam, Harlem, Oak City, Burbank & Aloha Comedy. Erick hosts the weekly show Barely Making It LA in Hollywood and he's Death.  To listen to the show, go to Apple Podcasts and subscribe for free, rate, and review. To watch the show, subscribe on YouTube. Visit Erick Hellwig.com for all things BITB & Erick related. Lastly, follow this backup comedian on FB, Insta & Twitter at @ErickHellwig. Thanks for supporting and see you in the next episode's show notes section.

Erick introduces his podcast. He briefly discusses checking in on former lovers, what to expect on the show and how to listen/support. Full episodes start in September 2020 so subscribe (for free) today. Erick Hellwig is a stand-up comedian, writer, actor and podcaster from NYC living in Los Angeles. He hosts Bring In The Backups podcast and has appeared on AGT, Brain Games, Greatest Party Story Ever, numerous national tv commercials & more. Erick has written for Money From Strangers and co-created Death Lives. Since 2015 he's performed in dozens of festivals including Big Pine, Westside, North Carolina, Rubber City, Sno Jam, Harlem, Oak City, Burbank & Aloha Comedy. Erick hosts the weekly show Barely Making It LA in Hollywood and he's dead.  To listen to the show, go to Apple Podcasts and subscribe for free, rate, and review. To watch the show, subscribe on YouTube. Visit Erick Hellwig.com for all things BITB related, plus Erick's road dates. Lastly, follow this backup comedian on FB, Insta & Twitter at @ErickHellwig. Thanks for supporting and see you in the next episode's show notes section.

Jack and Hillary hang out with Jack's former roommate, Jon Carden. We talk about moving out of the trailer, Big Pine 2018 and what went wrong, living in the moment, and what it is like living with somebody who is never home. Jon and Jack reflect on Jon opening his home to wayward comics, stained sheets, and paying rent on time.

Alex , Mike & Wayne start the show off talking about Missouri’s upcoming Frog Season and the states application deadline for the Managed Deer Hunts on over 100 properties! Then we Award Winning Author, Kristine “K J” Houtman, joins Wayne & Mike to talk about her book “Why Women Hunt” and the inspiration it will bring to women. She interviews 18 women from all different walk of life and ages to share their journey into becoming a Huntress! From rural America to Inner Cities these women found the courage to go into the Outdoors and learned how to become successful Hunters and Fisherman. We also get to here about her series of children’s books she wrote to help encourage children to get into the Outdoors, inspired by a collaboration of Pro Anglers she met while running the Walleye Circuit and her families own experiences while camping on the family lake. In the Bonus Segment Kristine tells us how she and Bill Miller from “North American Hunter” collaborated on a spiritual Outdoors book called “Reflections Under the Big Pine”To follow Kristine just click the following link:https://www.facebook.com/kristine.houtmanTo purchase “ Why Women Hunt” click the following:https://www.whywomenhunt.com/To purchase Fish On Kids book series just click:http://www.fish-on-marketing.com/fish-on-kids.htmlTo purchase Reflections Under the Big Pine just click:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GUXKNIU/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_BHO7Eb7PK2ABRTo learn more about American Roots Outdoors:http://americanrootsoutdoors.com/To follow Alex Rutledge:https://www.facebook.com/americanrootsalex/To follow Wayne Lach:https://www.facebook.com/wayne.lach.5To follow Mike Crase:https://www.facebook.com/mike.crase

Classic Cup Tournament Co-Director Eric Zietz recaps the recent Pelican Spring Classic event and previews the Big Pine Shootout, a new event in the FM Walleyes Unlimited lineup.

An internationally hunted sex trafficker found basically in our backyard and a murder suicide on Big Pine Key

For the 43rd episode of Spec Script we read an episode of EMPIRE written by KRISTAL ADAMS, someone who has never seen the show! This episode was recored at the wonderful event of BIG PINE COMEDY FESTIVAL in Flagstaff, Arizona. Starring: COOKIE - Janae Burris HUSTLE & FLOW GUY - Richard Douglas Jones RAP SON - Matt White MANAGER SON - Kristal Adams PA - Marry Upchurch JUSSIE - Ana Valenzuela ASSISTANT - Stuart Thompson OLIVIA POPE - Cat Alvarado ACCOUNTANT - Mary Upchurch JESSE WILLIAMS - Kristal Adams ANNOUNCER - Ana Valenzuela DANIELLE - Cat Alvarado SOUND GUY - Stuart Thompson QUEEN LATIFAH - Mary Upchurch STUDIO MANAGER - Cat Alvarado 50 CENT - Kristal Adams REPORTER - Cat Alvarado MICHAEL EALY - Matt White NARRATOR - Chris Khatami Written by Kristal Adams Hosted by Chris Khatami Spec Script is a show where someone who has never seen a popular TV show writes an episode of said show. The podcast is a table read of the episode performed at Kelly's Olympian in Portland, OR 2nd Sundays of the month, and occasionally 3rd Thursdays at the Blue Moon in Seattle, WA.

Comedian Carlos Rodriguez joined me at the Southside Tavern in Flagstaff during the 2019 Big Pine Comedy Festival. We had a bounty of wings including a flavor Southside created just for us! Carlos was an amazing interview- he shared epic stories about backpacking through Europe, comedy and recovery. I laughed, I cried, I ate wings- its always a great time at Big Pine.

Episode #217 is up- This week Matt sits down Joe Gangemi, Jason Thornton, & Andy Steinberg LIVE at the Green Room Flagstaff for The Big Pine Comedy Festival. Listen in as they all talk comedy, favorite gigs, and their favorite comedians. Follow Joe's podcast Joes Try Podcast and Andy's podcast with Aries Spears “The Spears & Steinberg” podcast and catch Jason all over AZ throughout the year. We are pleased to announce Our New Partnership with BarkBox- Delivering 4 to 6 natural treats and super fun toys built around a surprise theme each month. Use our LINK or go to getbarkbox.com/milehigh and get a FREE MONTH of treats! The Mile High Show is brought to you by Amazon- use the Mile High Show link to do all of your online shopping & also support the show, and Audible.com – use the code MILEHIGH  at check out for your FREE audio download & FREE 30-day subscription- Code MILEHIGH for FREE STUFF! Intro/Outro music is “Oatmeal” by Sky Daddy & The Pop Rocks.

Leigh Houck is back to talk all things Big Pine and to help me work through men issues. If you listen closely Leigh drops a huge piece of personal info never before shared on a podcast. Listen to the end because in between our tangents we run down our favorite Flagstaff wings, restaurants, hang- out spots, coffee shops and BPCF2019 Hotties! We share tips for attending and making the most of Big Pine 2019 and find time to go deep talking about being of mixed race, PC culture and the Mennonite at the bank.

Fueled by the rage that can only be inspired by a bad biopic, we delve into the story of the cocaine godmother, Griselda Blanco. Griselda Blanco was a ruthless drug lord and murderer that reigned in the 1970's, back when Pablo Escobar was stealing bikes for a living. Our guest is the hilarious Anna Valenzuela, stand up and podcast host, catch her on tour in South East Asia and at Big Pine festival. Follow us at @BloodyPodcast on Instagram, rate and subscribe on all the podcasts thingies! Sources: Cocaine Cowboys 1 and 2 The Godmother: The True Story of the Hunt for the Most Bloodthirsty Female Criminal in Our Time by Richard Smitten

Comedians “Big Irish” Jay Hollingsworth and Jack Galvin join the podcast. The boys kick off talking with Jay about his start in comedy and bouncing back back and forth between Boston, Seattle and LA.  Jack talks about being one of the producers of the Big Pine Comedy Festival and the contrast of that with his other role as a comedian. The gang talks about doing “clean” sets. The boys close out the show talking about their early influences and some of the comics working now that are killing it on stage.   You can check out "Big Irish" Jay Hollingsworth and Jack Galvin performing at Nick's Comedy Stop in Boston this Friday and Saturday March 15th and 16th. You can hear more of Jay on his podcast "HollingsWorthless" wherever you stream podcasts, or check out his website www.bigirishjay.com.  For more with Jack Galvin, check out his website at www.therealjackgalvin.com. Jack also produces the Big Pine Comedy Festival (Sept. 19-22) and San Diego Comedy Festival (May 10-19), so if you're in Arizona or Southern California, be sure to check them out! And Comics - Submissions are open for Big Pine... Social Media: Instagram: @bigirishjay @therealjackgalvin @randyvalerio @chaseabel @readysetblowpodcast Twitter: @bigirishjay @therealjackgalvin @randytvalerio @chaseabel1 @readysetblowpodcast Facebook: facebook.com/bigirishjay, facebook.com/jack.galvin.75, facebook.com/randy.valerio.777, facebook.com/chase.abel.54

Join Broken Drift at Big Pine Comedy Festival 2018 for our Women in Comedy Panel! Big Pine headliners Jaye McBride & Cathy Lewis, Executive Producer Hillary Hutson and Host, Mo Urban, share their very different experiences as women in today's comedy industry. We discuss advancing in a male dominated field, dressing for the job, following your dreams and not taking no for an answer. Hosted By: Mo Urban Panel Guest: Cathy Lewis Jaye McBride Hillary Hutson (BPCF, San Diego Comedy Festival) Special Thanks to our venue and sponsor, Southside Tavern - Flagstaff, AZ **This panel may require headphones.**

On December 13, 1928, this small paragraph appeared in the Key West Citizen. "The Turtelino hunting crowd killed a large deer yesterday on No Name Key. The deer was killed by Eddie Marquez and weighed 90 pounds. Marquez is is the latest one of the crowd to meet success in the hunting expeditions carried our by the Turtelino Organization." When I saw this paragraph, this one paragraph it made me sick to think about our beautiful key deer being stalked and hunted. So it sent me searching to find out more about why hunting expeditions were allowed in the Florida Keys. As it turns out, there's a long history of deer hunting and the Florida Keys. It flourished in the Keys in the 1930's. Most of the deer hunters were Cubans. They were former cigar makers from Key West and used "explorades", which the Spanish equivalent of hunting guides. It was one of those "explorades", a man named Turtelino, who caught the legendary Le Aeroplano. He was a tiny deer so fast that he seemed to fly. And he alluded hunters for nearly 10 years before he was finally bagged on Big Torch Key. The "explorades" had a profound knowledge of the ways of the deer. They learned that the creatures always fed on the windward side of the Keys, where the wind kept the mosquitoes away. The Key Deer is a subspecies - a smaller version of the Virginia whitetail, less than three feet high at the shoulder. A buck averages 65 to 80 pounds a doe about 40 pounds. Over many years, the deer has adapted to the aquatic world of the Keys. By the 1930's, hunting had depleted the number of key deer to 20. In 1939, the Florida legislature banned deer hunting in the Keys. Since then, the efforts of many conservationist and agencies have helped the tiny deer make a comeback. The effort culminated in 1963 with the dedication of the National Key Deer Refuge. The saving of the Key Deer from total extinction is generally credited to one man - Jack Watson. In 1946, Mr. Watson became an officer for the US Fish and Wildlife Service and quickly became the key deer's best friend. Realizing not only how adorable, but also how curiously close to extinction they were, he declared a one man war on poachers and used whatever tactics were necessary. These included disabling their car with bullets to the engine or a gas tank or setting their boats on fire. He also spent much time educating the government and public about the deer and in 1957, when the Key Deer refuge is finally established. Although they were saved a hair from extinction. The deer were then confronted with major habitat losses during the 1960's, 70's and 80's due to human expansion and construction. Officially put on the endangered species list in 1967, and it remains there today. The major reason is closely linked to its very limited habitat range. Existing population estimates hover around 800 in mid 2017. However, the vast majority are concentrated on Big Pine and No Name Keys - two islands located right next to each other encompassing less than 12 square miles total. The Key Deer also faced a screw worm epidemic in 2016 where approximately 10% of the herd was lost to the horrible screw worm outbreak. A year later, the Key Deer had to survive Hurricane Irma. Although No Name Key and Big Pine were declared mandatory evacuation areas, some residents refused to evacuate. Whether you were here or whether you were evacuated, we all couldn't wait to hear whether the herd had survived the storm. Those first reports of Key Deer sightings after Irma came through were amazing. We all rejoiced! Since the screw worm outbreak, activists have taken things into their own hands and formed nonprofits to help save the Key Deer. Comprised of Key Deer lovers, protectors, advocates and watchers, one of those groups formed is SaveOurKeyDeer.org. If you haven't checked it out, that is their website - http://SaveOur KeyDeer.org - you can find out the entire history of the Key Deer. Even as heartbreaking it was it was to read that they were once poached and hunted in the Florida Keys, I'm proud that we've decided to honor them and their heritage here and protect them. So if you want to help this part of Key's history survive, you can visit http://SaveOurKeyDeer.org and contribute and donate. One of the things the group is working on now is being able to get permission and licenses to properly rehabilitate deer that may be injured or hurt so that the population can remain strong. I highly recommend you follow them on Facebook, Save Our Key Deer and visit http://saveourkeydeer.org. It's a great way to help preserve this historical part of our Key's history. So I'm proud to say that while disturbing as it was, that today December the 13th 1928, reported a deer kill from a hunting expedition on No Name Key. I'm even more thrilled that we no longer have to worry about that. And that's what happened today in Key West history. Today in Key West History is brought to you by 43 Keys Media. To learn more about our glorious or disturbing past of the Florida Keys. Visit http://43keys.com. You can get this program and others as an Alexa flash briefing. Just ask Alexa to "Play Today in Key West History" as your flash briefing.  

Joe Whalton recalls that a visit to the shark camp on Big Pine Key was a favorite activity during his boyhood stays at a nearby family vacation retreat. "The place was close enough that we could see it and smell it. There were times it was really ripe. A whole bunch of us would pull our schull a boat up to watch them skin the sharks. Sometimes, we got in the way, but the workers most of them blacks were real nice. They would never holler at us and they got a kick out of watching us dig out the shark eyeballs." The Big Pine Key shark facility was built in 1923 by Hydenoil Products to catch and process sharks for various commercials uses. The company's name was derived from the two principal products - hides for sharkskin leather and oil from the liver fork medicine. The campus located on the eastern shore of big pine key about two miles north of the railroad bridge when it opens, and it employed about 25 men and operated six shark fishing boats. In addition to a 400 foot pier extending into the deeper water of the Bogie Channel. There was a marine railway for hauling the carcasses to shore. Large kettles for boiling livers under the palmetto roof shed and racks for drying and repairing nets and various office in storage buildings. The sharks were called in huge nets up to 600 feet in length, and 15 feet in depth with a nine inch square mesh. The tops of the nets were buoyed with wood floats, and the bottoms were held down with lead weights. When a shark hit the net, it would continue to charge ahead and thrash about furiously during its struggles, the net cords would slip behind the sharps gills and interfere with its breathing. Most of the sharks will be dead from drowning when the nets were hauled. One exception was the selfish and more lethargic type of sharp which usually had to be clubbed to death taking care to avoid the wildly swinging saw. Some of the monsters weigh close to 1000 pounds and reach nearly 20 feet in length, so getting them aboard a boat, even with the aid of block and tackle was a Herculean task. The species most often caught were leopard, dusky Hammerhead, nurse, sand sharks. Of these the sawfish was the most valuable because it yielded the largest hides and had the best vitamins in its liver. In the first four months of operation Hydenoil boats took 5000 sharks. Single day catches of 50 sharks were common, and on one occasion the catch approached 200. In that first year, one of the boats caught an 18 foot lemon shark weighing 901 pounds. By 1930 close to 100, sharks, averaging seven feet in length were being caught every single day. The fisherman found all sorts of unusual objects when they cut the sharks stomach, open among them, a barrel of salt pork and the entire hindquarters of a key deer but the most grizzly find was made by Captain W. E. Young, a shark fishing expert who wrote a book entitled "Shark! Shark!" while in the employ of Hydenoil. In January 1923, Young caught a 12 foot brown shark of Big Pine Key. Upon slicing open the belly, he found a human arm and hand and a piece of blue serge cloth. From immediate inquiries, he learned that an Arrowmarine Airways sea plane had crashed in the sea about 20 miles from Havana the day before he called the shark. A lifeboat from the railroad car ferry, Henry Flagler had managed to rescue the pilot, the mechanic and four passengers, but four other passengers were not recovered. The piece of cloth identified the sharks victim as one of the missing passengers. Upon returning to Big Pine Key, the fishermen offloaded the sharks with a big crane at the end of the pier. Several men rapidly cutaway the hides with sharp knives. They loaded the carcass and hides onto a flat car riding on a marine railway, which was then winched to shore to the processing facility. In February 1923, Hydenoil announced that it had developed a new apparatus which greatly reduced skinning time the workers lowered a shark into the device and cut the hide partially away near the head and clamped it and then literally hoisted the shark out of its skin. Other processing improvements that you're cut the curing time for fresh highs from 30 days to 24 hours. The facility shipped dry hides North via the overseas railroad for attaining and processing into leather. Shark leather is stronger than most leathers, soft and pliable, takes die readily and can be used to make almost any article of leather, including shoes. After the sharks were offloaded, the boat crews took their nets to shore and spread them out on racks for drying and repairing. There was always damage particularly from sawfish that would slash great holes in the net. One man kept busy continuously making repairs. Shark livers were cut out and reduced to oil in large double boilers under a shed. Approximately 75% of the liver was oil rich in vitamins. It was sold as a medicine. Spongers also use the oil to calm and clarify the water surface on breezy days. A couple who visited the camp in 1926 observed the operations and commented that the place was kept quite clean, considering the nature of work. They saw a number of men skinning sharks with knives, which would indicate that the marvelous skinning apparatus was no longer in use. Other men cut the white shark meat into large slabs, which were insulted compressed and heavy presses and laid out to dry on long chicken wire fences. Shark fins found a ready market in the Orient, where they were considered a delicacy. Hardly any of the shark was wasted when boiled, the heads yielded large quantity of glue. Insulin for treating diabetes was obtained from the pancreas. The teeth and jaws were sold as curios and the vertebrae were made into walking canes. Harold Terry a Big Pine Key, remembered seeing shark skeleton spread out over an acre of cleared land to dry, after which they were ground up to make fertilizer. And it was today December 9, 1930 that the Hydenoil products company on Big Pine Key reported that one of its boats brought in a mackerel shark that was 14 and a half feet in length and 10 feet in circumference with a weight of 1752 pounds. The company had seven boats in service and on December 8th, brought in 111 sharks averaging a little more than 300 pounds each. And that's what happened today in Key West history. Today in Key West History is brought to you by 43 Keys Media. You'd like to learn more about the glorious or even the grizzly past of the Florida Keys, visit http://43keys.com. This program as well as others are available as an Alexa flash briefing. Just tell Alexa to play "Today in Key West history" as your flash briefing.   **The content in today's episode is an excerpt from The Florida Keys: History of the Pioneers by John Viele. This is part of a 3 volume set available on Amazon. Photo courtesy of John Sands. 

On day 3 of Big Pine Comedy Festival, Tony B sat down with WWF but we were both way to hungover and stir crazy to eat any wings. In this first ever "no wing" episode, Tony B shares his awesome wing stories, his feelings on happy hour and brunch and a touching story about his younger self trying to date.

Zack and Lou talk about going on tour, illness and of course Comedy festivals. Lou Moon has opened and hosted for comedians like Jackie Kashian (Dork Forest podcast,) Ian Abramson (7 Minutes in Purgatory, Conan O'Brian), Alex Hooper (America's Got Talent,) Robert Buscemi (You Made it Weird, Grace and Frankie,) and Jessa Reed (Big Sky Comedy Festival, This Is Not Happening.) He has performed on festivals like Altercation, Bird City, and Big Pine. He was a finalist on the Bird City Madness one liner competition. ABOUT ZACK LYMAN Zack Lyman has just released his Full Length Album "Sorry I Am Late". He has been featured as Black Listed Radios "Top Comedians To Watch". Zack created the Zack Lyman Podcast that has had many amazing guest like Myq Kaplan (Netflix) and Brian Kiley (Conan O'Brian's Head Writer) Mostly known for his viral 10 second jokes on Instagram. Also, can be seen as a recurring actor on FunnyOrDie.

Jay Whittaker and Hannah Heard stop by Big Pine HQ for some Asian Zing wings from Majerle's in Flagstaff. Jay shares some amazing insights and how the wings and Manhattan's at Maxwell's in SLC continue to be a staple in his writing process. Hannah shares a little about her first few months in LA and what's up next. Does Hannah Heard have the best voice in podcasting? You be the judge, but she's got my vote!

Katie Kusiciel and Holly Anabel Brown from Salty AF stopped by Big Pine HQ for some tasty chili garlic wings from Majerle’s. Phil Korz also joined in and the gang talked their love of animals, Katie and Holly’s comedy journey and their super awesome shows in LA. When we let Phil speak, he shared some great bits about living in Manhattan and his many TV credits!

Coming at you fresh and never frozen just like a burger from Wendy's its Meat Sweats 57! We had a great chat with comedian, and documentarian Rick Izquieta, along with his opening act William Martinez. Rick is currently touring his documentary, Making a Comedian, through festivals this year and Matt was lucky enough to catch it at Big Pine! When he was in town the next week we had to sit down and chew the fat so to speak.Follow Rick and the documentary here;https://www.facebook.com/izquietahttps://www.instagram.com/rick_izquieta/https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fb...https://instagram.com/p/BoJ7_bWHKgk/https://twitter.com/comedianmaking/st...You can also follow William Martinez at these fine links;https://www.facebook.com/WILLBFUNNYhttps://www.instagram.com/willbfunny/

Coming at you fresh and never frozen just like a burger from Wendy's its Meat Sweats 57! We had a great chat with comedian, and documentarian Rick Izquieta, along with his opening act William Martinez. Rick is currently touring his documentary, Making a Comedian, through festivals this year and Matt was lucky enough to catch it at Big Pine! When he was in town the next week we had to sit down and chew the fat so to speak.Follow Rick and the documentary here;https://www.facebook.com/izquietahttps://www.instagram.com/rick_izquieta/https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fb...https://instagram.com/p/BoJ7_bWHKgk/https://twitter.com/comedianmaking/st...You can also follow William Martinez at these fine links;https://www.facebook.com/WILLBFUNNYhttps://www.instagram.com/willbfunny/

With Big Pine Comedy festival 2018 firmly in their rear view, we had the rare treat of sitting down with the dynamic duo of Jack Galvin and Hillary Hutson, executive producers of the fest, and two of the hardest working people I have ever personally met.We have a great talk with Jack and Hill about everything from old party stories to, behind the scenes of what it takes to put on 4 day long comedy festival, plans for next year, and a few other big announcements you wont want to miss!Stay up on what Big Pine is doing through the below links, these 2 aren't just sitting on their hands till next September!https://bigpinecomedyfestival.org/https://www.instagram.com/bigpinecomedyfestival/https://www.facebook.com/bigpinecomedyfestival/

With Big Pine Comedy festival 2018 firmly in their rear view, we had the rare treat of sitting down with the dynamic duo of Jack Galvin and Hillary Hutson, executive producers of the fest, and two of the hardest working people I have ever personally met.We have a great talk with Jack and Hill about everything from old party stories to, behind the scenes of what it takes to put on 4 day long comedy festival, plans for next year, and a few other big announcements you wont want to miss!Stay up on what Big Pine is doing through the below links, these 2 aren't just sitting on their hands till next September!https://bigpinecomedyfestival.org/https://www.instagram.com/bigpinecomedyfestival/https://www.facebook.com/bigpinecomedyfestival/

Michael Longfellow stops by Big Pine HQ for some buffalo medium wings and an insightful chat. Michael shares how he started his comedy career in Arizona and then made the move to Los Angeles and what it was like to be on Conan!

The beard shavings have settled, and our FIRST Live podcast is in the books! Big Pine Comedy Festival could not have been more gracious having us up to flagstaff to do the festival. This was one of the best times Matt or I have had recording an episode. Please follow our guests;https://www.facebook.com/thecatalvaradohttps://www.facebook.com/PSNPODCAST/https://www.facebook.com/bkearley1Please also support Big Pine in 2019!https://bigpinecomedyfestival.com/

The beard shavings have settled, and our FIRST Live podcast is in the books! Big Pine Comedy Festival could not have been more gracious having us up to flagstaff to do the festival. This was one of the best times Matt or I have had recording an episode. Please follow our guests;https://www.facebook.com/thecatalvaradohttps://www.facebook.com/PSNPODCAST/https://www.facebook.com/bkearley1Please also support Big Pine in 2019!https://bigpinecomedyfestival.com/

In this super extra episode, Mary sits down with comedians: Dwayne Perkins, Jay Washington, and Joshua Harrison for a variety of wings from Majerle's Sports Grill in Flagstaff. This is a wing- lovers episode as the guys have some strong opinions, thoughts, and feelings about wings. Mary learns what being "put on the stroll" means and Jay Washington drops the "L" word and so much more! All of this AND an epic game of "Dry Rub, Fry, or Smoke"

Recorded LIVE at Big Pine Comedy Festival in Flagstaff, AZ. Mary sits down with comedians Trixx and Tony Tripoli. Southside Tavern created a wonderful wing flavor that we'll just call "Big Pine Zing" and Trixx and Tony created the fun. Hear amazing first hand stories about Kanye West, Joan Rivers and what Tony really thinks about Kathy Griffith. Special guest appearance by Bill Laskowski's laugh. (Music by John Duran of the Violet Minefield)

Episode #189 is up- This week Matt sits down with Comedian Day Day…or Day Adam Peace….or Dylan A…what? Dylan? Day Day has too many names for a guy not in Witness Protection, which would explain his move to Iowa. Also on the show Big Irish Jay Hollingsworth , Rob Maebe, Bill Laskowski, & Kane Holloway They talk shows, funerals, burying people in basements, and doing drugs in church. Recorded at The Southside Tavern in beautiful historic Flagstaff, AZ on Opening Night of Big Pine 2018! Brought to you by Big Daddy E's BBQ in Chino Valley- Live music each & every Friday night- stuff your ears with great music while you stuff your face with great food. We are pleased to announce Our New Partnership with BarkBox- Delivering 4 to 6 natural treats and super fun toys built around a surprise theme each month. Use our LINK or go to getbarkbox.com/milehigh and get a FREE MONTH of treats! The Mile High Show  is brought to you by Amazon- use the Mile High Show link to do all of your on line shopping & also support the show, and Audible.com – use the code MILEHIGH  at check out for your FREE audio download & FREE 30-day subscription- Code MILEHIGH for FREE STUFF!

We're back! Here's our triumphant return with a live show at the Big Pine Comedy Festival in Flagstaff, AZ where we were joined by comedians Anya Volz and Justin Thompson. We explore hard truths, redneck culture, and those pleasures that we should not feel guilty about. It's a good one and we appreciate you having a listen!

The craziest sh*t that happened in running this week: Fire Threatens Summer Ultras, #LazCon Update, Pikes Peak Marathon Drug Testing, Steeplechase Goof, Hayward Field Facelift, Western States 100 Drops and Dean Karnazes, Comrades Marathon Recap, San Deigo 100, Big Pine, and Dipsea Race Recap, New Half Dome FKT, Which Ultrarunner Is Targeting Nolan's 14? Mohican 100 Preview Subscribe! Help Support This Channel: www.patreon.com/mountainoutpost & www.mountainoutpost.com

A struggling artist gets a lifetime commission, but discovers his perfect patron has ulterior motives. Book trailer, free ebook, reviews: artificebook.net

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Episode #143 is up- This week Matt sits down with Jack Galvin- Stand Up Comic, dad, & one of the driving forces behind the 2017 Big Pine Comedy Festival, taking place in Flagstaff, AZ Sept, 14-16, 2017. Big Pine is entering into its third year, and after 2 successful festivals, founder Ryan Stalder handed the reigns over to Hilary Hutson & Jack. Make plans today to attend the festival & see both national touring comics & Arizona comedy scene standouts like K-Von, Brandt Tobler, Freddie Lockhart, Allison Gill, Michael Longfellow, Ari Mannisg, & Matt Broome to name just a few. We are pleased to announce Our New Partnership with BarkBox- Delivering 4 to 6 natural treats and super fun toys curated around a surprise theme each month. Use our LINK or go to getbarkbox.com/milehigh and get a FREE MONTH of treats! The Mile High Show  is brought to you by Amazon- use the Mile High Show link to do all of your on line shopping & also support the show, and Audible.com – use the code MILEHIGH  at check out for your FREE audio download & FREE 30-day subscription- Code MILEHIGH for FREE STUFF! Intro/outro music is “Oatmeal” by Sky Daddy & The Pop Rocks.

Metabolic Studio's IOU Theatre presented "The Water Picnic", an original script written and directed by Chris Langley and performed by IOU THEATRE on Sunday, November 1, 2015 at 7pm at the Double L Saloon in Lone Pine, CA. C A S T : Walter Cronkite (Anchor for program) - Jim Shallcross Jon Klusmire (The Inyo Register correspondent) - read by himself Anderson Cooper (Reporter) - Max Rosan Guard (Los Angeles guard at Alabama Gates) - Mark Long Lesley Stahl (Reporter) - Judyth Greenburgh Sheriff Collins(Inyo County Sheriff, operates out of Lone Pine) - Jon Klusmire Mark Watterson (Leader of rebels, brother of Wilfred) - Mark Long Voice (s)-  the Cast Booming Voice - Mark Long Geraldo Rivera (Reporter) -  Max Rosan L.C Hall (Owens valley resident, kidnapped L.A. supporter) -  Jude Greenburgh Chet Huntley (Reporter) - Jeanie Smith Jess Hessian (Inyo County District Attorney) - Deborah Levin Rush Limbaugh (Politician/Radio personality) - Jon Klusmire Rachel Maddow (Reporter) - Catherine Kravitz Nancy Grace (Reporter) - Ann Strohm George Hopkins, Sr (Rancher from Big Pine, father of George Jr.) - Jeanie Smith George Hopkins, Jr (Son of George Jr.) - Mark Long Asa Keyes (L.A. District Attorney) - Mary Winchester Deb Murphy (Local reporter Sierra Wave) - Deborah Levine Sarah Billingsley (Rancher, mother of Emily) - Catherine Kravitz Emily Billingsley (Sarah’s daughter, girlfriend of George Hopkins Jr.) - Mary Winchester Teacher (Lone Pine teacher, took children to Haiwee) - Mary Winchester William Mulholland (L.A. Water Department engineer: Aqueduct, St Francis Dam) - Jim Shallcross Charles James(Local reporter) - Jon Klusmire Mrs. Harry Glasscock (Wife of Owens Valley Herald publisher) - Catherine Kravitz Harry Glasscock (Publisher of OV Herald, & Inyo Register, on the hill) - Jim Shallcross W. W. “Willie” Chalfant (The Inyo Register editor) - Mark Long Wilfred Watterson (Banker, Mark’s brother, in L.A. negotiating) - Max Rosan Community Announcements and Ads written and performed by: Jon Klusmire SFX/Foley artists: Katy Fielder Manual Ruiz Musicians/Vocalists Mark Long (Vocals, guitar) Writer & Director Chris Langley This script is dedicated to Michael Prather who has spent his life fighting for the water rights of the Owens Valley, and learning the history of this era to make him a better advocate and water warrior.

We survived the monsoon! Gene was selected for the Big Pine Comedy festival! Learn how Josh feels about this. Nate goes on an angry rant & Ernesto's breakup takes a new low.

Peter Rabbit is visiting with Johnny Chuck in today's story when they hear the fuss in the big pine. They wonder what is going on. Sammy Jay comes flying by and they ask him what is all the noise about. Sammy says the crows are teasing Hooty the Owl because he cannot see so well. Peter and Johnny see the Farmer's boy heading to where Hooty is and know that they need to help Hooty but how can they get there in time? Sleep Tight!, Sheryl & Clark❤️

Peter Rabbit is visiting with Johnny Chuck in today's story when they hear the fuss in the big pine. They wonder what is going on. Sammy Jay comes flying by and they ask him what is all the noise about. Sammy says the crows are teasing Hooty the Owl because he cannot see so well. Peter and Johnny see the Farmer's boy heading to where Hooty is and know that they need to help Hooty but how can they get there in time? Sleep Tight!, Sheryl & Clark❤️