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#026 Remember when social media wasn't just about mindless scrolling? When photograph quality mattered more than viral potential? When online connections regularly turned into real-life friendships? Barton and his guest Reagan Renfroe take us back to what they call "the golden age" of outdoor social media—that sweet spot between 2013-2017 when platforms were still about genuine community.Reagan shares the origin story of the once-legendary Sitka Gear Fanatics Facebook group that connected thousands of outdoor enthusiasts before algorithm changes and corporate interests transformed the digital landscape. Their conversation reveals how a small circle of content creators—photographers pushing the boundaries of outdoor imagery—built an ecosystem where everyone benefited from shared exposure and authentic engagement.The episode takes hilarious turns, including Reagan's memorable fainting spell at Blue Canoe restaurant after hearing Barton's graphic medical story, and chronicles how their friendship evolved through hunting adventures and shared values. Most powerfully, Reagan opens up about founding Purpose Hunt—an annual gathering where men can be vulnerable about struggles in business, fatherhood, and faith while pursuing outdoor traditions.When their conversation turns to extreme weather hunts and "traditions over conditions," you'll feel the camaraderie that develops when people push through challenges together. What emerges is a thoughtful examination of how meaningful connections form and endure even as platforms change.Whether you're nostalgic for social media's simpler days or looking to build more authentic community in today's digital landscape, this conversation offers both entertainment and wisdom from two friends who've witnessed the transformation firsthand. Check out Reagan's work at Renfroe Creative to see how he's bringing the same authenticity to brand storytelling that he brought to outdoor photography.

In this episode of the "Helping Families Be Happy Podcast," host Ashley Marie Mireles-Guerrero introduces the Familius team and provides listeners with exciting insights into what to expect in 2024 from both the podcast and the Familius publishing company. The episode features various team members, including Christina from the accounting department, Carlos, the in-house designer and administrator, Brooke, the editorial director, Shae, the blog editor, and the marketing team represented by Adina, Erica, and McKay. Together in this special end-of-the-year episode they share a bit about traditions. Tune in to learn more about the Familius team and their plans for the future. Episode Highlights: 01:41: A favorite episode is highlighted, featuring Devin Mevis, an educator and artist, titled "Adding Creativity to Your Daily Routine." The episode focused on how families can integrate creativity into their daily lives. 02:04: The concept of "process art" is discussed, which encourages children to engage in art without specific instructions, instead exploring and creating with available materials. 03:24: Emily Liebel's concept of "Micro Adventures" is highlighted. These are simple, nature-based activities with a specific goal, often prepared by reading related literature and involving games or projects. 04:46: Another favorite episode discussed is "From Summer Freedom to School Screens," focusing on the increasing integration of screens and technology in education. The episode addressed the challenges and opportunities this shift presents for parents and children. 07:26: Paul Mandelstein's book, "World's Best Dad During and After Divorce," is mentioned, emphasizing its focus on helping fathers navigate post-divorce parenting. 08:39: A behind-the-scenes moment is shared about the process of finding illustrators for two upcoming books, "Call Your Mother" and "Robots Don't Make You Go to Bed” and the conversation shifts to the podcast's affiliation with a book publishing company. 10:50: Another book, "How Does Our Food Grow?" is discussed. It's a collaborative effort with the UN Organization Kitchen Connection, aimed at educating children about fruits, vegetables, and gardening. 11:56: A memorable moment from the book's launch in New York is shared. The impact of the book on young readers, particularly two girls who read it at the event, is highlighted, emphasizing the book's influence in fostering a mindful attitude towards our planet. 12:41: The podcast transitions to discussing holiday traditions. A favorite holiday tradition involving leaving out cookies and eggnog for Santa is shared, along with a unique twist of mixing eggnog with chocolate milk. 15:31: A tradition of celebrating Christmas on Christmas Eve is shared, which is common in Hispanic or Mexican cultures. Tamales are highlighted as a favorite holiday food, along with enjoying "Die Hard" as a Christmas movie. 18:32: A family tradition involving multicultural food nights leading up to Christmas is shared. The speaker's family, with roots in the United Kingdom, Spain, Korea, and India, celebrates each culture through special meals and activities. 21:32: The conversation shifts to New Year's superstitions and traditions and a tradition of wearing certain colors on New Year's for different wishes, such as wealth or health, is shared. 23:56: A unique New Year's tradition of a polar plunge in the family pool at midnight is described. This test of courage also includes a reward of $10 for the person who can stay in the freezing water the longest, ensuring they don't start the new year with an empty wallet. 25:06: A tradition involving cheers with sparkling cider on New Year's Eve is discussed, emphasizing the importance of this ritual for good luck in the coming year. 29:22: The discussion continues with a playful comment on considering macarons as a meal and a Girl Scout troop leader shares her New Year's resolution to get certified for overnight camping to fulfil her troop's wish for a camping trip. 31:44: The conversation shifts to upcoming books for 2024. Speakers share their excitement for various titles, including "100 Words for Little Utahns," and another book about spicy food. 34:10: A picture book titled "The Blue Canoe" is highlighted which explores the relationship between a mother and daughter, with the mother expecting a new baby, and uses metaphorical visual storytelling to convey the mother's love. 35:25: Another upcoming book, "Nine Months of Wonder," a guided journal for expecting mothers, is discussed. The journal focuses on the mother's experiences during pregnancy, capturing hopes, dreams, and the support system around her. 37:42: "Raising Tiny Humans" is mentioned as an anticipated book, especially for parents of toddlers, offering fun and practical advice. 39:17: The book "Three Kings Day" is brought up, notable for being one of the first books to be released in English and Spanish simultaneously by the publisher. 40:09: The discussion shifts to ways of giving back to communities outside the traditional holiday season. Suggestions include donating books to libraries or organizations, participating in small acts of service, and contributing to literacy initiatives like the Imagination Library. 44:06: The importance of involving children in charitable activities is emphasized. Speakers encourage finding meaningful ways to give time and resources, and to involve children in these activities, such as packing bags for food pantries or resources for people in need. 45:48: The conversation shifts to recognizing team members for their exceptional work. Shoutouts are given to various team members for their contributions, including McKay for starting a YouTube Kids channel and being innovative in social media. 47:08: Ashley is acknowledged for her role as the backbone of the company, being a knowledgeable marketing leader, and for her familiarity with many platforms, authors, and writing her own books. 49:47: Ashley expresses gratitude for the accolades and gives a shoutout to Christina for quickly learning and efficiently handling an outdated accounting system. 50:58: Brooke, the editorial director, is commended for her crucial role in the book creation process, starting from the initial scripts, highlighting the long process some books undergo before publication. Recognition is also given to Shae for her excellent work with the blog and newsletter, and to Carlos for his responsiveness in providing needed files to the marketing team. 3 Key Points: The podcast featured episodes emphasizing creativity in family routines, like "Adding Creativity to Your Daily Routine" by Devin Mevis, focusing on process art for children. Another episode, "From Summer Freedom to School Screens," discussed the integration of screens in education, exploring the balance between technology and learning. The podcast highlighted various family traditions, including multicultural food nights, celebrating Christmas Eve, and unique New Year's customs like a polar plunge. Personal New Year's resolutions shared by the speakers included enhancing culinary skills, being less controlling, and exploring new cuisines. Speakers shared their excitement for upcoming books like "The Blue Canoe" and "Nine Months of Wonder." The segment concluded with team members expressing gratitude and appreciation for each other's contributions, particularly acknowledging Ashley for her versatile role in the company and successfully managing numerous responsibilities. Tweetable Quotes: "Process art encourages kids to explore and create without specific instructions, unlocking their creativity in everyday life." "Micro Adventures: Simple, nature-based activities with a specific goal, enhancing family bonding and connecting with nature." "The Blue Canoe: A picture book that beautifully explores the relationship changes between a mother and daughter when expecting a new baby, using metaphorical storytelling." "Giving back isn't just for the holiday season. Small acts like donating books or volunteering time can make a big difference in your community year-round." Resources Mentioned Helping Families Be Happy Podcast Apple Podcast Editing

Episode 392 ~ August 24, 2023 Podcast Info / Topics What is the mysterious history of the Blue Canoe at the Saratoga Race Course? A kayaker witnesses a rare sight in the ocean when a whale raises its tail In the world of waterfall drops, when does the challenge become too much and when do […]

Episode 392 ~ August 24, 2023 Podcast Info / Topics What is the mysterious history of the Blue Canoe at the Saratoga Race Course? A kayaker witnesses a rare sight in the ocean when a whale raises its tail In the world of waterfall drops, when does the challenge become too much and when do […]

In this week's episode, I'm thrilled to welcome Karen Taylor as my guest. In 1999, KAREN created an amazing teaching tool called the Color Vowel Chart when she realized there had to be a better way to help students with pronunciation. The Color Vowel Chart took off, and in 2011, she co-founded ELTS (English Language Training Solutions) in response to popular demand. Karen holds an MA in TESOL from the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey and a BA in English Literature from Georgetown University, as well as an International Baccalaureate from the United World College (US campus). A former Fulbright TEFL Specialist, Karen was the Practitioner in Residence at American University for nine years. She received Ed Tech's 2020 Visionary Leader award for her work as Head of Education and she is now CEO at Blue Canoe Learning Inc. And if you're wondering what the name Blue Canoe has to do with teaching pronunciation, you're about to find out in this episode. On a personal note, I'm especially excited to have Karen here today because I've been meaning to interview her for quite some time. So many teachers have raved to me about the Color Vowel Chart and how it has completely transformed their ideas about teaching pronunciation. There was one instance in particular when a teacher I've worked with was telling me all about her experience with the Color Vowel Chart and how she uses it in her classroom, and I asked her if she'd be willing to join me on the podcast to introduce it to our listeners. She said, sure, but wouldn't you rather interview to Karen directly? I'll give you her email address! I was shocked that someone who has accomplished as much as Karen would be so accessible, but I reached out to her and here we are! So what you're about to hear is our first conversation (of what I hope will be many!) and I'm so grateful that Karen gave so much of her time to talk pronunciation with me in this episode. I was very much looking forward to this interview, and I have to say that it was an even more fascinating and fun conversation than I could've anticipated. So if you've ever wanted advice for how to make pronunciation easier and more fun for your students, get ready, because this is the episode for you.

Вокалистка, композитор и автор песен Marilyn Scott записала свой 13й альбом The Landscape. Пройдя школу выступлений с такими группами как Spyro Gyra, Yellowjackets, Hiroshima, John Mayall, Etta James, Bobby Caldwell и Bobby Womack, свой первый альбом она выпустила в 1977 году. Основные её стили были современный джаз, neo-soul и бразильская музыка, а сотруднучество с множеством музыкантов разных жанров дало огромный опыт по слиянию своих текстов с музыкой. В результате чего появлялись шедевры с современными художественными ценностями. Два прекрасных композитора Russell Ferrante и Scott Kinsey помогают ей в аранжировках семи треков этого альбома. В котором кроме них, принимали участие еще более десятка хороших музыкантов, а на самой душевной композиции Солнце, голоса четырех сестер Perri. Пейзаж - это больше, чем деревья и виды, это то, что мы говорим, это то, что мы делаем, это то, чем мы являемся сегодня. Никогда не прерывайте эту связь, чтобы этот прекрасный вид не исчез. ©️ Blue Canoe Records 2022 Marilyn Scott - vocals Scott Kinsey - keyboards 1,2,4,5,6 Russell Ferrante - keys, piano 3,4,6,7 Vinnie Colaiuta - drums 4,5 Jimmy Branly - drums 6,7 Gary Novak - drums 1,2 Steve Schaeffer - drums 3 Steve Tavalione - soprano sax 1 Katisse Buckingham - soprano sax 5 Jimmy Haslip - electric bass 1,4,5,6 Logan Kane - acoustic bass 2 Mike Valerio - acoustic bass 3 Steve Khan - guitar 7 Michael Landau - guitar 4 Jeff Myers - congas 6 Alex Acuña - percussion 6,7 The Perri Sisters - background vocals 7 #vocaljazz #contemporaryjazz --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/konstantins/message

Rachel and Marissa discuss The female urinal and how no one knew it existed because... not all hospitals stock it.Catheters and catheter related UTI prevention They go over the Q&A that began SL. they talk SNFsthe secret to working in acute caretips on applying for your first joband more!We hope you have a great week Scrubs and we will see you next Wednesday @ 7AM! XOXO

Blue Mountain, take a ride, and remembering Lane Campbell.

Hey, y'all. I am Shay. This is the on air indie show. Welcome & enjoy. Episode 59. First, music history for July 5th. Today in 2003 made his last ever live performance when he appeared at the Carter Ranch. Before singing “Ring of Fire”, Cash read a statement about his late wife that he had written before taking the stage: “The spirit of June Carter overshadows me tonight with the love she had for me and the love I have for her. We connect somewhere between here and heaven. She came down for a short visit, I guess, from heaven to visit with me tonight to give me courage and inspiration like she always has.” Cash died on Sept 12th of this year. Jamie Douglas, frontman of Ottawa rock band The Powergoats is on the show today. The Powergoats emerged on the scene in 2009. In July they release their fourth studio albumThe Powergoats in 3D. We discuss the album, spin a couple of tracks from it and find out more about the band. The band's sound is hard to pin down - retro, blues, folk and rock, and more yet indefinable music. You are going to love this band! Enjoy the show! Tracks "Ready To Be Written" 20:45 "Bowl N Pin" 38:57 From The Band The Powergoats are an Ottawa rock outfit delivering a strong range of musical dynamics and live shows entertaining thousands of people in Ontario and Quebec since they emerged on the scene in 2009. Led by singer-songwriter Jamie Douglas, the sounds of this sizable band have been described as "retro rock pre-soaked in blues, with a hint of folk". Style comparisons include The Rolling Stones, Barenaked Ladies, Grateful Dead, David Bowie, Blue Rodeo, and The Allman Brothers Band. The Powergoats' line up also features Andrew Burns (bass, vocals, keyboards), Wes Reed (drums), Jeff Logan (lead guitar), Dee Butters (vocals), Scottie Irving (keys), Zeek Gross (saxophone), Kelly Craig (trumpet), and Erik Johnson Scherger (violin). Their fourth studio album "The Powergoats In 3D" will be released in October 2021. Other releases include Blue Canoe (2019), the live album 'Live in the Summer Sun' (2016), Ruby Headlights (2014), Bottled Sunset (2012), and two early demo CDs; Moonlit Crimes (2010), and Chrome Libido (2008). ​​Over the years The Powergoats have enjoyed radio support from CBC Radio One, Live 88.5 FM, CKCU FM, CHUO FM, CHIP 101.7 FM, and CKDJ 107.9. With hundreds of shows behind them (including three for RBC Ottawa Bluesfest and one for Cityfolk Marvest), The Powergoats have shared stages with many great artists such as Rise Against, The Lost Fingers, The Free Press, The Joe Crown Trio, Brock Zeman, Etoile Noire, Danny Van Sceney, James McMurtry, Malak, Jasper Bridge, Jillian Kerr, Bearshark, The Clint Everson Band, Ty Hall, Hearts&Mines, Lloyd Smiley, Three Times Lucky, Wake the Wolf, and Tribe Royal among others. https://youtu.be/LVuMSbsV5ng Facebook Twitter Youtube Spotify Bandcamp Instagram Link "Ready to Be Written" by The Powergoats. Written by Jamie Douglas. From the upcoming album The Powergoats In 3D. Coming October 16, 2021. Jamie Douglas - vocals, guitar Andrew Burns - guitar, bass, keyboard Wes Reed - drums Jeff Logan - lead guitar https://youtu.be/aAkadrt3Nj8 "Bowl 'n' Pin" from the upcoming October 2021 LP The Powergoats In 3D. Jamie Douglas - lead and backing vocals, guitar Andrew Burns - guitar, bass, keyboard, piano, backing vocals Wes Reed - drums Dee Butters - backing vocals Zeek Gross - saxophone. Produced by Andrew Burns, Jamie Douglas, and Wes Reed. Mixed by Andrew Burns. Written by Jamie Douglas and David Hart. Lyrics by Jamie Douglas. ©2021 SOCAN Previous Next

Blue Canoe’s Juvenis Festival is running its Battle of the Bands virtually this year.  Owen Fullerton of Juvenis Festival joins us to talk about the competition and how local youth musicians can enter. Battle of the Bands will feature 8 bands/artists local to Kingston. Due to COVID restrictions, the bands will be competing virtually with […]

Blue Mountain emerged from tha washboard splinters of HILLTOPS which featured future Wilco mainstay John Stirratt.⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ B. Mo though would have plenty of their own success with an inescapable (where I lived) radio hit called "Blue Canoe" released in '95 but would fit right in today with tha alt-country domination.⁣⁣⁣ ⁣ We learn all about the before, during and after with Blue Mountain's Laurie Stirratt and Wilco's John Stirratt who collaborated throughout their musical careers!

This week we get to learn pronunciation tips from Nicole Kaup, who is an accent coach based in Seattle, Washington. Nicole and I met when I was the English Language Fellow Coordinator of Southern China and she was the ELF in Liyangyungang In this episode, Nicole talks about the importance of supra-segmentals and provides us with great websites to help with our students' pronunciation. She has also volunteered to lead a workshop just for TTELT members on November 20, 2020 at 11pm GMT. To become a member, sign up for TTELT Pilot Workshops: https://forms.gle/wdvySwSMnGmh2FfXA Here are the apps for improving pronunciation she mentioned in the episode: Blue Canoe (has a free version you can use indefinitely): https://bluecanoe.onelink.me/Tb6l/d6a57ac7 Elsaspeak (free 7 day trial. Use code “Nicole” at this link for a 20% discount on paid version): https://elsaspeak.com/en-us/inf To find out about Nicole's upcoming free live webinars on pronunciation: https://englishcoachnicole.com She also has free video lessons you can use in your classroom on her Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/EnglishwithAccentCoachNicole Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EnglishCoachNicole/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolekaup Online courses: She has also created a special discount on her online Rhythm & Melody courses only available until Nov. 8, 2020. Make sure to sign up for both parts: https://nicole.sale/Udemy1 https://nicole.sale/Udemy2 Website: https://englishcoachnicole.com Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/EnglishwithAccentCoachNicole Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EnglishCoachNicole/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolekaup Twitter: https://twitter.com/nicolekaup Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/nwsoar/ To find out more about TTELT, go to: https://www.ttelt.org/ Please go to https://www.patreon.com/ttelt to get more Teaching Tips for English Language Teachers and sponsor a teacher! Join our Facebook group: TTELT Twitter: ttelt1 Instagram: t.telt Music by DoKashiteru_-_Through_the_Tunnel_2 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ttelt/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ttelt/support

Mike sits down with Sarah Daniels, the CEO of Blue Canoe, an English Language Learning (ELL) company specializing in professional spoken English. Sarah walks through the brain science behind the techniques they’ve incorporated into the Blue Canoe App to ensure their learners can master the nuances, vagaries, and seeming inconsistencies of spoken English. There’s a lot to be learned and we get in our share. We hope you enjoy listening.

Mike, Brandon, and Dan take a look at different approaches to language learning and education. Are apps like Duolingo and Blue Canoe making foreign language learning easier through gamification? Can language education be harder when binge learn? How important is the language used in a podcast title to get you to listen? All that and more on our latest Trending In Education.

Join Lo-key as we talk to Blue canoe about little rock beer community, Blue canoe and Beer of course.

In this episode we take you on our adventure to Singer Songwriter night at the Blue Canoe in Tupelo, MS. We have interviews from Matt Nolan, Kevin Waide, and Alaun Comer. Music from Kevin and Alaun as well.

Patrick Cowan, Ida Cowan and Laura Berryhill of Blue Canoe Brewing Co. discuss their new nanobrewery in downtown Little Rock. We discuss how they started brewing beer together, why they decided opening a brewery was a good idea, how Blue Canoe got its name and how they're dealing with a much larger demand than anticipated.

Beer: Riverhorse Oatmeal Milk Stout Mad River Steelhead Extra Stout Philadelphia Brewing Company Shackamaximum Deschtes Black Butte Porter Blue Canoe No Bake Chocolate Oatmeal Stout Rankings: Jeff: 1. River Horse, 2. Mad River, 3. Deschutes, 4. Blue Canoe, 5. Philadelphia Greg: 1. River Horse, 2. Mad River, 3. Deschutes, 4. Blue Canoe, 5. Philadelphia Social: @craftbeerradio on Twitter CBR on Facebook CBR on Google+ Support CBR: Subscribe or Donate CBR Amazon Store CBR Midwest Homebrewing Supply Referral Link. Signup for Bluehost website hosting. Extras: Preshow Postshow

Beer: Riverhorse Oatmeal Milk Stout Mad River Steelhead Extra Stout Philadelphia Brewing Company Shackamaximum Deschtes Black Butte Porter Blue Canoe No Bake Chocolate Oatmeal Stout Rankings: Jeff: 1. River Horse, 2. Mad River, 3. Deschutes, 4. Blue Canoe, 5. Philadelphia Greg: 1. River Horse, 2. Mad River, 3. Deschutes, 4. Blue Canoe, 5. Philadelphia Social: @craftbeerradio on Twitter CBR on Facebook CBR on Google+ Support CBR: Subscribe or Donate CBR Amazon Store CBR Midwest Homebrewing Supply Referral Link. Signup for Bluehost website hosting. Extras: Preshow Postshow

My Blue Canoe duet, played by Erin Falls and her piano teacher, Cynthia Marie VanLandingham, at Tally Piano Studio in Tallahassee, Florida. (www.tallypiano.com)