Podcast appearances and mentions of Bonny Doon

In this episode, we check in with Stuart Rainbow as he balances holiday fun and family time with his training for the Delirious West 200-miler. Speaking from his caravan at Lake Epilogue, Stuart shares how water sports and time with family are adding excitement to his holiday season. Despite the festivities, he remains committed to his training, integrating daily runs, hikes, and even sand conditioning into his routine. Stuart reflects on his preparations, including testing new gear and learning from past experiences. With his double-day workouts ramping up, Stuart's focus is on staying injury-free, refining his approach to long-distance running, and ensuring his equipment is ready for the challenge ahead. Key Highlights: •Holiday training in Lake Epilogue and Bonny Doon, blending fun with focus. •Preparing for double-day workouts and adapting to a structured training plan. •Testing new shoes, gaiters, and backup gear to optimise performance and minimise risk. •Emphasising the importance of hiking and cross-training in ultra preparation. •The mental and physical challenges of training in summer heat. Connect with Us: Subscribe to hear more updates on Stuart's journey to Delirious West and follow along as we share tips and inspiration from our incredible athletes! Got questions about ultra preparation or stories to share? Let's connect! Check out the Delirious WEST event - https://deliriouswest200miler.com.au/ Event Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/1428304207182387 https://fitmindfitbody.co/podcast/

Join co-hosts Mark Nelson and Fiona Morrison as they dive into the art of moving metal—comparing the efficiency of a Bonny Doon hydraulic press with the finesse of hand hammering. Then JJ Otero joins the conversation to share his story on trading a 20-year healthcare IT career to pursue his passion for jewelry. The episode wraps up with Mark and Fiona answering two listener questions submitted on YouTube, offering their expert advice on popular jewelry-making topics.

Detroit's Bonny Doon is Bill Lennox, Bobby Colombo, Colson Miller and Jake Kmiecik. They play a lot of Radio Baseball when they're on tour in a city near you.  Help Zak continue making this show by becoming a Best Advice Show Patron @ https://www.patreon.com/bestadviceshow---Call Zak on the advice show hotline @ 844-935-BEST---Share this episode on IG @BestAdviceShow

Season 21 Episode 16 Exercise Class - Rodney Cromwell Havana Bay - Magon Our Love is Real - Magon Hard Erase - Worn-Tin Joe & Ruth - Worn-Tin Pendulum - Sports Coach Infinity - Sports Coach Dead Stars in your Eyes - The Reds, Pinks & Purples Public Art - The Reds, Pinks & Purples I-90 Bridge - Chastity Belt Clock Keeps Ticking -Bonny Doon This episode features a couple of clips from a really fun episode of Tyler Cowan's podcast Conversations with Tyler. The guest is a favorite of mine, Paul Bloom, a psychologist who specializes in moral psychology, particularly in children. I pulled clips of them discussing at what age a child can truly believe in God, and another where they discuss the relative value of dogs, cats, pigs, and humans. The whole hour is great.

Esta semana, en Islas de Robinson, actualidad en clave de Americana a media luz, Suenan: GILLIAN WELCH & DAVE RAWLINGS - "WHAT WE HAD" ("WOODLAND", 2024) / THE CACTUS BLOSSOMS - "STATUES" ("EVERY TIME I THINK ABOUT YOU", 2024) / DEAN JOHNSON - "TRUE LOVE" ("NOTHING FOR ME, PLEASE", 2023) / BELLA WHITE - "I'LL FIND A WAY (TO CARRY IT ALL)" ("FIVE FOR SILVER", 2024) / SAM BURTON - "I GO TO SLEEP" ("DEAR DEPARTED", 2023) / ANDREW COMBS - "THE SEA IN ME" ("DREAM PICTURES", 2024) / SPENCER CULLUM - "COULD WE, CANVEY" (2023) / ANDY SHAUF - "DAYLIGHT DREAMING" ("NORM", 2023) / KATE BOLLINGER - "SWEET DEVIL" ("SONGS FROM A THOUSAND FRAMES OF MIND", 2024) / SAM EVIAN - "RUNAWAY" ("PLUNGE", 2024) / BONNY DOON (con WAXAHATCHEE) - "YOU CAN'T STAY THE SAME" ("LET THE MUSIC PLAY", 2023) / JENNIFER CASTLE - "LUCKY #8" ("CAMELOT", 2024) / HALEY HEYNDERICKX - "SEED OF A SEED" (2024) /Escuchar audio

Yet another new track from GBV plus mercury and more!

RETROGRADE - Babe Rainbow DRIFTING - Jacklin Ro STEP INTO YOUR POWER - Ray LaMontagne OH MAN! - Fantastic Cat RARE NIGHT (DON'T SAY GOODBYE) - Reds, Pinks and Purples PATTERNS - Mercury Rev WE'RE LOSING IT - Everyone Asked About You NORMAL, IL - Camp Trash EVERYTHING - Aluminum IT'S SO EASY - The Hornets GIRLS - Dwight Twilley WISH YOU WERE HERE - Neutrals CLOCKS KEEP TICKING - Bonny Doon MIDNIGHT - Andra Day ENGLEWOOD - Soft Kill DON'T CHANGE - Loa Bitchos THE LAST RIGHTS - Bloodstains ANGELS - Mondo Kozmo TWO BROTHERS - Young Jesus QUE SERA - Pixies  

Connecting with our ancestors. Our guest Stephanie R. Burns starts by describing her all-inclusive view of ancestors which is far vaster than our biological lineage, including the most ancient ancestor of them all, the Earth. In this replay of a popular episode from September, Stephanie says that we can choose to communicate only with benevolent ancestors and are also able to heal the less healthy ancestors and not let ourselves be controlled by them. She suggests using the four elements as part of our rituals around working with these dreams and focusing on intentionality and gratitude. She describes what she calls Earth Dreaming which is dreaming for the healing of Mama Earth. Max from Bonny Doon shares a recent dream of his about a tree and how we act as if everything is not connected. Steve calls from Prunedale to ask how to start making an alliance w a particular grandfather who died when he was ten. Kay calls from Vermont asking if you can you doubt the answers from your ancestors, and Stephanie replies, “Yes! Trust what you know.” BIO: Stephanie R Burns, based in New Orleans, is an author, speaker, and master dreamer who uses her multiple degrees to explore ways to create frameworks from ancient wisdom. She has authored two books and is the facilitator of the Connecting with the Ancestors Apprenticeship. Stephanie enjoys traveling when she is not writing or dreaming. IG: @stephrburns, FB: @stephanie.r.burns, Linktree: https://linktr.ee/stephanierburns This show, episode number 253, was played on April 6, 2024. The original live broadcast was recorded on September 2, 2023 at KSQD.org, community radio of Santa Cruz. Intro and outro music by Mood Science. Ambient music new every week by Rick Kleffel. Archived music can be found at Pandemiad.com. Many thanks to Rick Kleffel for also engineering the show and to Tony Russomano for the phones. SHARE A DREAM FOR THE SHOW or a question by emailing Katherine Bell at katherine@ksqd.org. Follow on FB and IG @ExperientialDreamwork #thedreamjournal. To learn more or to inquire about exploring your own dreams go to ExperientialDreamwork.com. The Dream Journal is produced at and airs on KSQD Santa Cruz, 90.7 FM. Catch it streaming LIVE at KSQD.org 10-11am Pacific Time on Saturdays. Call or text with your dreams or questions at 831-900-5773 or email at onair@ksqd.org. Podcasts are available on all major podcast platforms released the Monday following the live show. The complete KSQD Dream Journal podcast page can be found at ksqd.org/the-dream-journal/. Now also available on PRX at Exchange.prx.org/series/45206-the-dream-journal Thanks for being a Dream Journal listener! Available on all major podcast platforms. Rate it, review it, subscribe and tell your friends.

Rio Grande Tech Team members Shane Hendren and Paulene Everett talk shop and answer jewelry-making questions from viewers on the latest episode of Tech Team Tuesday.Topics include permanent jewelry, arc welding, jewelry education, favorite tools and more. Do you have a question you would like answered? Leave it in the comments or reach out via email at podcast@riogrande.comSave 10% on all Bonny Doon tools and equipment when you use code BONNY10 at checkout.Now through March 31st, 2024. 

Peter Gilroy, owner of Bonny Doon Tools in Taos, New Mexico, joins Rio Grande Jewelry Tech Team member Shane Hendren on the latest For the Love of Jewelers Podcast episode.Peter shares how he balances the many hats he wears running a two-person operation at Bonny Doon as well as his passion for creating unique, timeless pieces for his customers. Joining Peter on the podcast is machinist Therese Keltner, who shares her thoughts on making tools for other makers.Manufactured exclusively for Rio Grande, Bonny Doon hydraulic equipment offers unlimited fabrication capabilities in an ergonomic, easy-to-use and durable package. Create perfectly formed bracelets, rings, earrings, components and more.Use promo code Bonny10 to get 10% off all Bonny Doon tools at RioGrande.com. The Promo Code ends 3/31/24.Shop Bonny Doon: https://tinyurl.com/3aybnpja

Shane Hendren and Phil Scott of the Rio Grande Jewelry Tech Team answer customer questions weekly on Tech Team Tuesday. In this episode, they discuss engraving, stone setting and other questions from our viewers. Be sure to join us live each week at 11 a.m. MT on our YouTube and Facebook profiles to learn more about jewelry-making techniques, tools and other shop talk. Want to have your question answered live on the show? Leave a review or comment, and we will do our best to answer it live and on this podcast. You can also email us at podcast@riogrande.com.Use promo code Bonny10 to get 10% off all Bonny Doon tools at RioGrande.com. The Promo Code ends 3/31/24.Shop Bonny Doon: https://tinyurl.com/3aybnpja

Episode 73 with Thomas Campbell, skateboarder and multidisciplinary artist from Bonny Doon, California.Together we discussed his life and career, from him growing up in Dana Point, CA and picking up his first board in the late 70's to shooting photos, making zines, painting, sewing, making full-length skate and surf films and much more through surprise questions from life-long friends of his: Joe Lloyd aka “Xeno”, Max Schaaf, Damon Way, Julian Dykmans, Ed Templeton, Evan Smith, Dave Aron, Tobin Yelland, Sergej Vutuc, Sean Cliver, Eric Swisher, Chris Colbourn, Jaime Owens, Tommy Guerrero, Andre Razo, Andy Jenkins, Skin Phillips, Jai Tanju, Fred Mortagne, Madars Apse, Todd Francis, Benjamin Deberdt and Josh Stewart.(00:13) – Intro(01:25) – Joe Lloyd aka “Xeno”(04:36) – Max Schaaf(08:25) – Damon Way(10:19) – Julian Dykmans(12:57) – Ed Templeton(23:02) – Evan Smith(24:05) – Dave Aron(25:49) – Tobin Yelland(35:29) – Sergej Vutuc(38:52) – Sean Cliver(41:08) – Eric Swisher(41:49) – Chris Colbourn(45:52) – Jaime Owens(48:41) – Tommy Guerrero(50:27) – Andre Razo(54:35) – Andy Jenkins(56:45) – Skin Phillips(01:03:38) – Jai Tanju (01:05:06) – Fred Mortagne(01:11:15) – Madars Apse(01:12:06) – Todd Francis(01:14:23) – Benjamin Deberdt (01:27:32) – Josh Stewart(01:38:00) – ConclusionFor more information and resources: https://linktr.ee/beyondboards

In the last 44 years, Moshe Kasher has been a flyering bear, a sober ecstasy dealer, a sign language interpreter, and a gate monitor at Burning Man. He is now a stand-up comedian living in Los Angeles, and he has a new book out called Subculture Vulture, about the six subcultures that have defined his life. Moshe joins on Rave to the Grave for a funny conversation about Bay Area raves of the '90s, Bonny Doon, PLUR, pacifiers, the Thunderdome, what Katamari Damacy has in common with trauma, and finding himself through raves and comedy. He is currently on a book tour around the United States, followed by some comedy dates. Find out more at MosheKasher.com. Hosted by Vivian Host (aka DJ Star Eyes). For more info and extras, visit Ravetothegrave.org or Instagram @ravetothe.grave.

This week on the KORE Women podcast, Dr. Summer Watson welcomes Dr. Katherine R. Bell, who is a dreamwork practitioner, is the founder of Experiential Dreamwork, Dream Work Coach, has an 11-year history as a space scientist for NASA and a podcaster of the show, “The Dream Journal.” Dr. Bell is in the editing phase of her first book, “Dreams, The Treasure Hunt.” She trained as an astrophysicist with a BA from Williams College and a PhD from UC Santa Cruz. She worked for NASA for 11-years as a Space Scientist and lives in the Bonny Doon mountains with her new husband and her teenage son. You can follow Dr. Katherine R. Bell on Instagram at: Experimental Dream Work, on Facebook at: Katherine Bell, and at: ExperimentalDreamWork.com Thank you for taking the time to listen to the KORE Women podcast and being a part of the KORE Women experience. You can listen to The KORE Women podcast on your favorite podcast directory - Pandora, iHeartRadio, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, YouTube, Spotify, Stitcher, Podbean, JioSaavn, Amazon and at: www.KOREWomen.com/podcast. Please leave your comments and reviews about the podcast and check out KORE Women on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. You can also learn more about the host, Dr. Summer Watson and KORE Women at: www.korewomen.com Thank you for taking the time to listen to the KORE Women podcast and being a part of the KORE Women experience. Please leave your comments and reviews about the podcast and check out KORE Women on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. You can also learn more about Dr. Summer Watson, KORE Women, and High Performance Coaching at: www.korewomen.com. Thank you for listening to the KORE Women podcast! Please share this podcast with your family and friends.  

Real social networks, the hired gun lifestyle, and getting conned by a dentist. Noah Bond (Cut Worms, John Andrews & The Yawns, Bonny Doon, Widowspeak, Martin Courtney, Anna St. Louis) “My focus as a drummer is simple - to serve the song. I pride myself on providing thoughtful and creative drumming that never distracts from the artist's original vision." Excerpt from https://noahbonddrums.com Noah Bond: Instagram: @primordialsounds Website: https://noahbonddrums.com Cut Worms: Bandcamp: https://cutworms.bandcamp.com/album/cut-worms Instagram: @cutworms Website: https://www.cut-worms.com Merch: https://cutworms.merchtable.com/ John Andrews & The Yawns: Bandcamp: https://johnandrewsyawns.bandcamp.com/album/love-for-the-underdog Instagram: @johnjandrews Merch: https://woodsist.com/product/john-andrews-the-yawns-underdog/ Bonny Doon: Bandcamp: https://bonnydoon.bandcamp.com/music Instagram: @bonny__doon Website: https://bonnydoontheband.com Merch: https://kf-merch.com/collections/bonny-doon?ffm=FFM_a0ada228293ed56ce6d74e0da0a3691c Widowspeak: Bandcamp: https://widowspeak.bandcamp.com Instagram: @widowspeaking Website: https://www.widowspeakforever.com Merch: https://www.merchbar.com/rock-alternative/widowspeak Martin Courtney: Bandcamp: https://martincourtney.bandcamp.com Instagram: @martincourtney Website: https://martincourtneyiv.com Merch: https://martincourtney.bandcamp.com/merch Anna St. Louis: Bandcamp: https://annastlouis.bandcamp.com Instagram: @annastlouis Website: https://linktr.ee/annastlouis?fbclid=PAAaYRalZPzyPd9cGRON-r08AXORdbYFWoJODe5EebtAS2I5H1w7wFLhYQ324 Merch: https://annastlouis.bigcartel.com The Vineyard: Instagram: @thevineyardpodcast Website: https://www.thevineyardpodcast.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSn17dSz8kST_j_EH00O4MQ/videos

Peter Gilroy is an industry innovator and artisan forged by his passion for rock climbing and self-inspired mantra, “Choose adventure.” After working during summers for his uncle, master goldsmith Phil Poirier, and internalizing years of jewelry-making knowledge, Peter now owns Bonny Doon Hydraulic Presses and Tooling. Additionally, he runs his own design business, offering jewelry, hats, belts and accessories. As a true advocate for sharing knowledge, he often teaches classes on die making and using Bonny Doon tools and machinery. Listen in as he chats with host Courtney Gray on this episode of the For the Love of Jewelers podcast about combining his passion for the outdoors with designing artistic, meaningful jewelry. Through creative experimentation and fearlessly turning mistakes into successes along the way, Peter shares his perspective on artistic freedom. They discuss the importance of “play” in the learning and design process, a brief touch on the history of Damascus steel and so much more!

“‘Sing, Sing, Sing' goes bananas hard.” In the episode, Luke and Kevin discuss their new format for the episodes, recap Kevin's bachelor party and ruminate on their summer music listening habits. The guys play Song Saga and tell music-related stories involving The King of Queens, cocktail personas and Benny Goodman. Plus, they each bring fantastic new songs from incredible artists. Songs Played In This Episode: Bonny Doon - Let There Be Music from Let There Be Music out now on Anti- Will Butler + Sister Squares – Stop Talking from their self-titled album out September 22nd via Merge Photo Credits: Bonny Doon by Trevor Naud Will Butler + Sister Squares by Alexa Viscius

Season 20 Episode 12 Take a Rest - Cobra Man Yards / Gardens - Kate Bollinger Lady in the Darkest Hour - Kate Bollinger The Mauritian Badminton Doubles Champion, 1973 - Hamish Hawk Please, Please, Please, Let Me Get What I Want (Live for Hidden Door) - Hamish Hawk Take On Me (But It's Raining) - Alfie Beelzebub's AI Paul McCartney Creep - aionefuture's AI Frank Sinatra and Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox Naturally - Bonny Doon You Can't Stay the Same - Bonny Doon feat. Waxahatchee Wolf - Yeah Yeah Yeahs Different Today - Yeah Yeah Yeahs Spitting Off the Edge of the World (Lush Version) - Yeah Yeah Yeahs Nintendo 64 - Aaron Joseph Russo This episode features a clip from The Urbanist Agenda podcast where Jason and Adam talk about how annoying it is that cars vs bikes has become a culture war issue in Europe, as traditional conservative parties have tried to court right-wing party voters only to lose votes to them. A trend witnessed in Sweden as well.

Bonny Doon's new record Let There Be Music is our Record of the Week. It's a sunshiny record, dare I say breezy with its “ohh sha laa laa”s and “nah nah nah nah”s. It's a cold beer on a hot day kind of record. It's as comforting as a worn-in porch chair. It an album that is decidedly happy and sounds like a group of friends who are relaxed and comfortable in their identity as a band. Webpost

Esta semana, en Islas de Robinson, 2023 en clave de pop psicodélico. Suenan: GLYDERS - "GOLDEN HOUR" ("MARIA'S HUNT", 2023) / HOLY WAVE (& ESTRELLA DEL SOL) - "HAPPIER" ("FIVE OF CUPS", 2023) / GHOST WOMAN - "BROKE" ("ANNE IF", 2023) / DOUG TUTTLE - "ENOUGH ENOUGH" ("KEEPING ALIVE", 2023) / BONG WISH - "HAZY ROAD" ("HAZY ROAD", 2023) / ALEX CASWELL - "THE KALEIDOSCOPIC LIGHTHOUSE" ("VISUALIZE", 2023) / HOLLY HENDERSON - "BACK AFTER SUNRISE" ("THE WALLS", 2023) / HOLLOW HAND - "WHERE I AM IS HERE" ("YOUR OWN ADVENTURE", 2023) / SPENCER CULLUM - "GREEN TREES" ("SPENCER CULLUM'S COIN COLLECTION 2", 2023) / BONNY DOON - "NATURALLY" ("LET THERE BE MUSIC", 2023) / ANNA ST. LOUIS - "INTO THE DEEP" ("IN THE AIR", 2023) / JOHN ANDREWS & THE YAWNS - "STARVING ARTIST" ("LOVE FOR THE UNDERDOG", 2023) / SAM EVIAN - "LIFE GO LOW" (2023) / Escuchar audio

On Indiecast, Steven and Ian try to keep the gap between what we talk about privately in the DM's and what we talk about on the show as narrow as possible. But given all the weird online discourse this week, that just wasn't possible in this episode. Between all the Boygenius gatekeeping and "state of music criticism" chatter, it was a very odd bunch of days online. Oh, and as if things were bad enough: Fall Out Boy released an updated version of Billy Joel's "We Didn't Start The Fire" covering the years between 1989 and now. The whole ordeal provoked another anti-Fall Out Boy rant from Steven (8:25).Thankfully, the guys found solace in the mailbag (16:14). Listeners came through with some very good topics: Is it possible to separate your "critic" brain from your "fan" brain? How important are record labels now as arbiters of quality? What makes a good concert T-shirt? Also, the guys "yay or nay" the aughts era indie band Art Brut, which prompted a Fall Out Boy-style rant from Ian.Finally, in Recommendation Corner (55:48), Ian talks up arty metalheads Loma Prieta while Steven stumps for the mellow Michigan folk-rock band Bonny Doon.New episodes of Indiecast drop every Friday. Listen to Episode 145 and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. You can submit questions for Steve and Ian at indiecastmailbag@gmail.com, and make sure to follow us on Instagram and Twitter for all the latest news. We also recently launched a visualizer for our favorite Indiecast moments. Check those out here.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Episode 273: On August 15, 2009, the mutilated body of Jasmine Fiore, a 28-year-old Playboy model and aspiring actress, was found stuffed into a suitcase and discarded in a dumpster in Buena Park, California. The investigation quickly led to her husband, Ryan Jenkins, a Canadian real estate investor and former contestant on the reality TV show “Megan Wants a Millionaire.” As the investigation progressed, a disturbing picture of domestic violence and jealousy emerged. It was revealed that Jenkins had a history of abusive behaviour towards Jasmine, and the couple had a tumultuous relationship. The motive for the murder appeared to be jealousy and control. Ryan Jenkins fled to Canada, and an international manhunt was launched to apprehend him. However, on August 23, 2009, Jenkins was found dead in a Hope, British Columbia motel room. He had completed suicide by hanging himself. This case generated widespread media coverage and sparked discussions about domestic violence, the dark side of reality TV, and the importance of raising awareness about toxic relationships. The tragic death of Jasmine Fiore served as a grim reminder of the dangers of domestic violence and the need for intervention and support for victims. Sources: Police: Violent Struggle Before Model's Murder — YouTube Ryan Jenkins | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers Grim Reality: Jasmine Fiore and Ryan Jenkins — Introduction — Crime Library Swimsuit Model's Suspected Killer Husband Found Dead - ABC News Friends of Murdered Model, Jasmine Fiore, Tell Her Story - ABC News Friends mourn former swimsuit model, Bonny Doon native - Santa Cruz Sentinel Jasmine Lepore Fiore (1981-2009) - Find a Grave Memorial ‘The Playboy Murders': Model's breast implants helped ID vic Playboy model Jasmine Fiore's reality TV millionaire husband Ryan Jenkins remains ‘on the run' after her death | Daily Mail Online Blood found in car of slain model, say police | CTV News Ryan Jenkins' Suicide Note: Love, Anger for Jasmine Fiore (Photos) - CBS News The Playboy Murders: What happened to Jasmine Fiore? Private memorial held in Calgary for Ryan Jenkins | CTV News Police Discover Ryan Jenkins' Suicide Note | Blog Archive | Vh1 Blog Slain model's ex-husband has assault record | CBC News Thunderbird Motel RCMP know woman who helped Jenkins - The Globe and Mail Father of fugitive says he will talk | CTV News Ryan Jenkins Death Rack/ Coat Rack (Item ID: 102251, End Time : N/A) - Ghouls Like Us Wayback Machine — Collective Intelligence vs. Straightline International Friends and family portray two very different Ryan Jenkins after murder, suicide - Red Deer Advocate Reality TV contestant suspected of murdering his ex-wife found dead | US news | The Guardian Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Had a great time with my new friends Bill and Bob from Bonny Doon. Open up for stories of the total commitment to playing music, psychedelics when recording and the head injury that orbits their brilliant new album, Let There Be Music. Pick yourself up the album: https://bonnydoon.bandcamp.com/album/let-there-be-music https://www.anti.com/artists/bonny-doon/ If you'd like to contribute to 101, you can name your price at patreon.com/101parttimejobs Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sonoma County Vintners While The Drive is on Summer vacation, there is no new CWC show this week, but Taste of Sonoma is this coming Saturday, so here is a repeat of the episode from last May 17, with Craig McAllister from La Crema. Steve Jaxon, Dan Berger and guest Craig McAllister talk about La Crema and about the upcoming Taste of Sonoma. Craig McAllister, head winemaker at La Crema, is our in-studio guest on California Wine Country with Steve Jaxon and Dan Berger. The last time we had a guest from La Crema was this March 2, 2022 episode with winemaker Eric Johannsen. Taste of Sonoma La Crema will be pouring at the Grand Tasting at the Taste of Sonoma at Kendall-Jackson, on Saturday June 24, an event sponsored by Sonoma County Vintners. All the other great labels will be there too. Dan Berger says it's one of the most enjoyable events on the calendar. There will also be live music. The Themed Lounges at Taste of Sonoma Later in the show, Dan describes the themed lounges at Taste of Sonoma as an opportunity to get an education in wine. A public wine event like this allows you to understand why the wine is as good as it is. You learn all about the wine at the different lounges, like Rodney Strong Destination Rosé lounge or the Gloria Ferrer Bubble Lounge sparkling wine.  Over in another lounge, there will be a silent disco (where everyone has separate headphones and is hearing different music.) Craig McAllister, Winemaker First they taste a brand new Bonny Doon orange wine, a white wine aged on skins, not very long but very cold, and made for quick drinking. The orange comes from 10% orange muscat grapes, which bring some sweetness. Steve didn't like it but Dan and Craig do. Bonny Doon is located in Santa Cruz, founded by Randal Graham. Craig McAllister Craig came to California in 2007. His background in New Zealand was in resort hotels, he trained as a hotel manager. He lived in the UK and worked construction and serving beer in bars. Back in New Zealand, he went to college and studied winemaking. He describes learning about wine and cocktails in the hotel business and how that made for a good transition into winemaking. Click the logo to visit our sponsor Bottle Barn online for the coolest bargains on wine, beer and spirits. La Crema Viñera was the original name. Jess Jackson bought the property and has made a steady run of high-quality wines at reasonable prices. As they taste the Sauvignon Blanc, Craig says he is focusing on texture 70% of the thought process. 25% of this wine was in neutral oak barrels, 25 or thirty days only, which gives the texture he wants. La Crema Rosé of Pinot Noir Craig also brought a Rosé of Pinot Noir from Saralee's vineyard, which is only sold in the tasting room. It is grown and made with the intent of making Rosé. It has bright natural acidity and smells a bit like champagne stock, says Dan. There is Pinot Noir flavor without any of the tannin or bite. It's copper colored with a hint of pink. It is bone dry, close to zero sugar. “All fermented out…” says Craig. The hand harvested fruit is picked in the very early morning and it goes straight into a very gentle pressing cycle. Direct to press means that the grapes are only gently pressed, not crushed, which would bring more tannins and other flavor elements into the juice. There are different options for visiting La Crema, visit their website for more information. Some wines are only available in their tasting room and it is on a beautiful historic property.

Craig McAllister Craig McAllister, head winemaker at La Crema, is our in-studio guest on California Wine Country with Steve Jaxon and Dan Berger. The last time we had a guest from La Crema was this March 2, 2022 episode with winemaker Eric Johannsen. First they taste a brand new Bonny Doon orange wine, a white wine aged on skins, not very long but very cold, and made for quick drinking. The orange comes from 10% orange muscat grapes, which bring some sweetness. Steve didn't like it but Dan and Craig do. Bonny Doon is located in Santa Cruz, founded by Randal Graham. Craig came to California in 2007. His background in New Zealand was in resort hotels, he trained as a hotel manager. He lived in the UK and worked construction and serving beer in bars. Back in New Zealand, he went to college and studied winemaking. He describes learning about wine and cocktails in the hotel business and how that made for a good transition into winemaking. Click the logo to visit our sponsor Bottle Barn online for the coolest bargains on wine, beer and spirits. La Crema Viñera was the original name. Jess Jackson bought the property and has made a steady run of high-quality wines at reasonable prices. As they taste the Sauvignon Blanc, Craig says he is focusing on texture 70% of the thought process. 25% of this wine was in neutral oak barrels, 25 or thirty days only, which gives the texture he wants. Taste of Sonoma La Crema will be pouring at the Grand Tasting at the Taste of Sonoma at Kendall-Jackson, on Saturday June 24, an event sponsored by Sonoma County Vintners. All the other great labels will be there too. Dan Berger says it's one of the most enjoyable events on the calendar. There will also be live music as well as early bird pricing, which is available until May 31. Craig also brought a Rosé of Pinot Noir from Saralee's vineyard, which is only sold in the tasting room. It is grown and made with the intent of making Rosé. It has bright natural acidity and smells a bit like champagne stock, says Dan. There is Pinot Noir flavor without any of the tannin or bite. It's copper colored with a hint of pink. It is bone dry, close to zero sugar. “All fermented out…” says Craig. The hand harvested fruit is picked in the very early morning and it goes straight into a very gentle pressing cycle. Direct to press means that the grapes are only gently pressed, not crushed, which would bring more tannins and other flavor elements into the juice. The Themed Lounges at Taste of Sonoma Dan describes the themed lounges at Taste of Sonoma as an opportunity to get an education in wine. A public wine event like this allows you to understand why the wine is as good as it is. You learn all about the wine at the different lounges, like Rodney Strong Destination Rosé lounge or the Gloria Ferrer Bubble Lounge sparkling wine.  Over in another lounge, there will be a silent disco (where everyone has separate headphones and is hearing different music.) There are different options for visiting La Crema, visit their website for more information. Some wines are only available in their tasting room and it is on a beautiful historic property.

Nothing will stop our listeners from bringing you new music! Steven Routledge and Jimmy Lonetti bring the January new tracks from Parannoul, The Arcs, Bonny Doon and The Men.  Rockin' the Suburbs on Apple Podcasts/iTunes or   other podcast platforms, including audioBoom, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon, iHeart, Stitcher and TuneIn. Or listen at SuburbsPod.com. Please rate/review the show on Apple Podcasts and share it with your friends. Visit our website at SuburbsPod.com Email Jim & Patrick at rock@suburbspod.com Follow us on the Twitter, Facebook or Instagram @suburbspod If you're glad or sad or high, call the Suburban Party Line — 612-440-1984. Theme music: "Ascension," originally by Quartjar, covered by Frank Muffin. Visit quartjar.bandcamp.com and frankmuffin.bandcamp.com.

In this episode of the Vint Podcast, Brady and Billy chat with Andrew Nelson, Partner and President of WarRoom Cellars and 2020 Wine Enthusiast 40 Under 40 recipient. Andrew's portfolio includes the famed Bonny Doon brand, which was launched by the legendary Randall Grahm, along with multiple other brands that aim to offer fantastic quality wine at an accessible entry point. This episode features the first-ever live tasting, where Billy and Brady are walked through a flight of Andrew's wine, where he shares the story behind the wines, and Billy and Brady share their tasting notes.Lastly, this is our first video podcast. The team will be uploading podcasts to the Vint YouTube channel for viewing as well as listening moving forward.Links:WarRoom Cellars Website - "All for Wine and Wine for All"Cheers!Contact us anytime at brady@vint.co or billy@vint.co

My guest for this episode is Randall Grahm. If you haven't heard of him, Randall was New California about 20 years before the wave of New California winemakers. Young winemakers now who have never heard of him are just quote unquote discovering and trying things he did in the 1990s. Alternative packaging? Randall was one of the first advocates in America for the screw cap and staged The Funeral for the Cork at Grand Central Station in NYC in 2002. This elaborate event included a buick hearse, a casket with a full sized corpse made of corks, and a eulogy by Jancis Robinson. Alternative and obscure grape Varieties in the US? Randall was the original Rhone Ranger and appeared on the cover of Wine Spectator dressed as the Lone Ranger, with a horse, in 1989. With his winery, Bonny Doon, he helped introduce and popularize the Rhone varieties of grapes that we take for granted now. At its height, Bonny Doon was one of the largest wineries in America. In 1991 an asteroid was named “Rhoneranger” in his honor. In addition to crafting some other big brands, like Big House Red and Cardinal Zin, he continues to promote obscure and overlooked grape varieties, as you'll hear in this interview. Randall was an early proponent of ingredient labeling on wine bottles, as well as biodynamic farming. In 1994 He was proclaimed the Wine and Spirits Professional of the Year by the James Beard Foundation, and in 2010 the Culinary Institute of America inducted him into the Vintner's Hall of Fame. In addition to being a very entertaining disruptor of the wine industry, Randall is an incredibly thoughtful winemaker and writer, and one of his guiding principles has been the pursuit of terroir. In this interview we dig into terroir and “wines of place,” attempting to determine if it is actually a helpful or beneficial concept, or if it is even real. Randall explains how he is testing a few new theories about terroir at his estate vineyard project, Popelouchum, in San Juan Bautista, where he's growing myriad varieties of grapes, many from seed. And we discuss his partnership with Gallo on The Language of Yes project. I hope this will make you want to learn more about Randall Grahm. Enjoy! https://www.popelouchum.com/ https://www.languageofyeswine.com/ If you'd like to support this podcast, please subscribe on the https://www.patreon.com/organicwinepodcast. Thank you! Sponsor: https://www.centralaswine.com/

SEASON 19 FINALE! Be True - RL Cherry Blossom - Rubblebucket Earth Worship - Rubblebucket Empty Head - Frankie Cosmos Aftershook - Frankie Cosmos Strangers - Dana Gavanski Sacatela - La Femme No pasa nada - La Femme Dyslexic Poetry - Petite League Pantone Karaoke - Petite League Belinda Says - Alvvays Very Online Guy - Alvvays San Francisco - Bonny Doon This episode features a clip from the podcast The War On Cars where guest, prominent sex columnist Dan Savage, talks about how terrible cars are, and how livable streets activists can win people over to our side. It was a fun interview, and while I've always enjoyed his media appearances, but prior to this interview I never knew he was a kindred spirit with regard to this topic.

Esta semana en Islas de Robinson nos movemos entre 2018 y 2022 para recuperar algunos bonitos discos recientes y dar aire a algunas novedades presentes. Suenan: SILVER SYNTHETIC - "ON THE WAY HOME" ("SILVER SYNTHETIC", 2021) / LEAH SENIOR - "TIME TRAVELLER" ("THE PASSING SCENE", 2020) / BONNY DOON - "I AM HERE (I AM ALIVE)" ("LONGWAVE", 2018) / HOLLOW HAND - "IT'S YOU" ("STAR CHAMBER", 2018) / WAY DYNAMIC - "SO FAMILIAR" ("SO FAMILIAR", 2022) / MILA WEBB - "MASTERPIECE" ("LUCKY NIGHTS", 2022) / CUT WORMS - "DREAM MOST WILD" (2022) / JULIANNA RIOLINO - "ISN'T IT A PITY" ("ALL BLUE", 2022) / LIAM KAZAR - "SO LONG TOMORROW" ("DUE NORTH", 2021) / DRUGDEALER - "VALENTINE" ("HIDING IN PLAIN SIGHT", 2022) / AOIFE NESSA FRANCES - "WAY TO SAY GOODBYE" ("PROTECTOR", 2022) / JOHN CALVIN ABNEY - "GOOD LUCK AND HIGH TIDE" ("TOURIST", 2022). Escuchar audio

Jezbot and Taco talk about more Kitchen treason, being medically cupped, we read from a 1940s newspaper, Bonny Doon, Bunnings price wras and the end of days sept 24th, or 25th depending on where your standing. enjoy

In tonight's episode of Pudding On The Wrist, you can join your faithful deejay and psychic friend, Frozen Lazarus, on a sonic adventure filled with tasty treats.  Choice cuts from Dean Wareham, The Pastels, Bonny Doon, Linda Yamamoto, Pierre Cavalli, and many more.

Hailing out of Los Angeles, Randall Grahm attended college in Santa Cruz. A stint at a wine shop in Beverly Hills woke Randall to the allure and magic of wine, sending him to UC Davis to study Plant Science, and an itching obsession with Pinot Noir. Randall made his way back to Santa Cruz and, as they say, the rest is history. He started Bonny Doon Vineyard in the early ‘80's and made a sharp turn from Pinot Noir to becoming a California pioneer of Rhone varietals with his iconic Le Cigare Volant. Randall recently sold Bonny Doon and launched a new project called the Language of Yes with none other than the Gallo Family. Randall's other obsession is his interest and work in the expansion and expression of new varietals in California. Randall approaches the whole wine thing with a bit of wit, as a bad boy sometimes, a dreamer and a true genius. Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support The Grape Nation by becoming a member!The Grape Nation is Powered by Simplecast.

For Episode 95, Aaron and Brent spotlight music from an Alabama-based music project lead by singer-songwriter Katie Crutchfield and the Athens, Georgia group that saw their career evolve from college radio favorites to the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame. Starting as an acoustic solo project that has since grown to include members of the Detroit-based band Bonny Doon, Aaron looks at three songs from Waxahatchee. Serving as one of the pioneers in the alternative rock movement of the 80s, Brent highlights three songs from the career of R.E.M. Visit www.crossingthestreamspodcast.com for extended show notes.

Part 1 of JAMIE'S HISTORY OF AMERICAN WINE Which is more alienating: this bitter wine Jamie picked or the cynical movie Scott paired to it? What is the significance of the name “Le Cigare Blanc” and will Scott find it as funny as Jamie does? (No, no he will not.) Is this movie a shrewd skewering of millennial masculinity or doth it protest too much? Answers to those questions, PLUS we play a new game, discuss the magical weirdness of plants, and much, much more. UNDER THE SILVER LAKE is written and directed by David Robert Mitchell. As of this episode's release, you can watch it for free on Hoopla and Kanopy, or rent it wherever you get VOD movies. The 2020 Bonny Doon, Le Cigare Blanc is available at Astor Wine and Spirits for $25 Follow the show on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook @BiggerBottlePod

As dreamworkers we're often faced with helping people deal with the serious dreams that can often literally keep them up at night. Seldom do we focus on those dreams that we find silly or make us laugh or simply put a smile on our faces. That's a mistake as there's as much gold to mine from happy dreams as there is from nightmares or those epic dreams that could fill a book. I discuss how to do this and where it can lead with dreamworker Katherine Bell. During this lively discussion, Katherine tells us:•the wisdom that lies in happy dreams•how to understand what our dreams are telling us•why it's not necessary to “interpret” dreams•what she means by experiential dreamworkIf you need further proof why dreams are worth you'll find that and much much more on this informative episode of Dream Power Radio. Katherine Bell is a dreamwork practitioner and the founder of Experiential Dreamwork. Her life has been deepened and enriched through her personal dreamwork, and she is passionate about helping you become more truly you by tuning into the gifts that your nightly dreams offer. She has facilitated Dream Groups for over 20 years and has been a Dream Coach for 8. She currently hosts weekly Zoom workshops on various dream topics. Katherine is the host and creator of the podcast "The Dream Journal", which originates as a weekly community radio show featuring interviews with dream experts and live call-ins to spread information about the power of our nightly dreams. She lives in the Bonny Doon mountains near Santa Cruz, California. Find her at ExperientialDreamwork.comGet a complementary Dream Discovery Session with me by signing up at my website: https://thedreamcoach.net/

Randall Grahm, one of California's most innovative vintners, founder of Bonny Doon Vineyard and Popelouchum is the guest of Looking Into wine.We started by talking about his early days. After three years studying philosophy at Santa Cruz University, and completing a winemaking degree at UC Davis, Grahm acquired a vineyard site at Bonny Doon in the Santa Cruz mountains. His first dream was to make Pinot Noir, but he soon realised that it was too warm on the mountain. He then moved to Syrah with a great deal of success. Grahm recalls how it was to work with the grape in the 70s, and how difficult it was to find good cuttings.Continuing with Rhône varieties Grahm started to grow Grenache and Mourvedre. ‘I thought that if I blended those grapes maybe something good would be produced’, his beliefs were well-founded. In 1984 he produced the first vintage of the wine with which he will forever be associated, Le Cigare Volant (the story of the name features in the interview). Cigare, a blend of Grenache, Mourvedre (Since 2017 changed to Cinsault), Syrah, and other classic Châteauneuf grapes. During his high time, Randall produced more than 30 wines on any given vintage. I ask which wine he was most proud of and impressed by the quality. His writings constantly return to the concept that has dominated his life: the search for a true vin de terroir, not a vin d’effort.Randall's accolades are as numerous as the risks that he took over the years, including producing one of the first dry roses of California in the 90s, staging the "funeral" of Mr Bouchon aka Cork, using Demijohns (all the reasons are discussed in the interview) and he even managed to be interviewed by Oprah. We then discussed his latest project Popelouchum (Poh-puh-loo-shoom), a "New World grand cru" experimental vineyard in which Grahm hopes to breed 10,000 new grape varieties. He explains how he's using natural cross-breeding to find a variety that is 100% suited to the growing condition of the site. The project will take generations and so the restless experimentation continues. We will have to wait a long time to see the results of the San Juan Bautista project but whatever sort of wine it produces it will be nothing less than interesting. And Grahm will be that much closer to his goal of creating a true vin de terroir.Randall Grahm is truly a maverick winemaker that has inspired many others in California.

A tasting term, specific elements in the soil and grapes, and even geological elements and rock types; the term minerality in the context of wine has taken up a rather broad usage.  Robert and Peter explore a bit of the science, the use of the term as a tasting descriptor, and how the industry has used minerality as a sales tool.  Listen to grasp a hold on how the term is used and what it is used for. Detailed show notes: Minerality as a wine term started in the 1980sA tasting term - related to flint, matchstick, chalk, saline charactersMineral elements - e.g. - potassium, phosphorus, calcium, etc…Geologic elements - e.g. - quartz, limestone, etc…As a style of wineMinerality is like a macro tasting term, like “fruity”Can have sub-elements to the category, e.g. - reduction/sulfur related compounds, stone related, saline / salty relatedAs a flavor, it is not from the actual minerals in the rocks in the soilMinerality could be a positive term for the absence of fruity and floral flavors in a wineIt comes from a combination of terroir and winemakingWines generally associated with mineralityWhites: Chablis, Sauv Blanc (e.g. - Sancerre), Gruner Veltliner, Alvarinho, Chenin Blanc, Rieslings, AssyrtikoReds: Pinot Noir, Cab FrancUsing minerality as a sales toolSome wineries have labels that specify rocks/soil typesE.g. - Didier Dagueneau’s Silex; Mullineux’s Schist, Granite, Iron; Dr. Loosen’s Blue / Red Slate RieslingsBut, these wines may not necessarily be referring to minerality in the winesSommeliers and restaurants tend to enjoy minerally wines and may have sections on their wine lists for themRetail stores that are organized by wine style do not yet use the term, but may in the futureRandall Graham of Bonny Doon experimented with infusing rocks into wine, but that led to higher levels of other trace materials and was shut down by the government

Another quest to define the boundaries of the obscure realm known only as The New Dad Rock. This week, the Dads' focus is on the New as Keith introduces Steve to a grab bag of recent artists each seeking to join the pantheon of The New Dad Rock. The contenders are:Fall Out BoySturgill SimpsonDarius RuckerHARDYSenkingJon HopkinsBasti GrubDoglegChicano BatmanSufjan StevensBring Me the HorizonWaxahatcheeBonny DoonSupport the show (https://teespring.com/stores/the-new-dad-rock)

Our road trip through Paso Robles continues this week with a visit to War Room Cellars in Santa Margarita! This is not one of our typical winemaker interviews, mostly because there's nothing "typical" about Andrew & Evan Nelson! These two brothers are a couple of the most enjoyable people to spend an afternoon with, and they are truly living up to their motto: Wine for All, All for Wine!! The focus of War Room Cellars is marketing, distribution, and sales, and everything these two brothers do centers around creating the best value and easiest access to the wines they procure. Their two major wine brands -- Bonny Doon and Lapis Luna -- are wines that are priced around $20 or less per bottle, and these wines end up on the shelves in specialty retailers all throughout the country. When we met the Nelson brothers, they were just about to launch their new luxury wine seltzer called Bubble Butt -- and we were lucky enough to get a special delivery after our interview with two cases of this absolutely delightful Rosé in a can! So be sure to check out our WHAT THE BLANK bonus episode where we talk about our impressions of this clever new way to enjoy a wine seltzer with our friends Josh & Lars from Blank Wines.  ONE MORE LINK: Lou and Andrew discuss a fascinating NYT interview with the famous Andy Beckstoffer. To read it for yourself, we've got the link right here!  CONTACT US: If you have questions or comments for Meredith and Lou, and you're listening on the Anchor App, you can send them to us directly. If you're listening to this podcast on any other platform, and you want to reach out, you can email us at majorcrushpodcast@gmail.com  // Follow us on Instagram: @majorcrushwinecast. // Be sure to check out all three seasons of Major Crush on Spotify, or wherever you access your favorite podcasts! Episodes of Season Three drop every Thursday but make sure to subscribe to our show so you never miss a thing!

With more than 550 fires burning across California, three clusters of fires in Northern California are causing the most damage. So far, more than 900,000 acres have been scorched and more than 100,000 people are under evacuation orders. In some areas, dozens of locals are refusing to leave, staying behind to help save what they can. Julia Sulek, a reporter with Bay Area News Group, joins from Bonny Doon, near Santa Cruz, California. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

On this episode of Soundcheck, Andrew, Michael and Ben dig up Michigan's hidden treasure: its best indie bands! Bands discussed: Dogleg, Grey Matter, Prude Boys, Sincerely, The Rationals, Pay With Pesos, Parkway & Columbia, Heaters, Bonny Doon, Waxahatchee, Aphex Twin, Aus-Rotten, Sonic's Rendezvous Band.

Nueva sesión de Islas de Robinson. Esta semana con emoción especial y con dos regalos para nuestro "cofre de los tesoros" en Bandcamp; dos versiones "náufrago-confinadas" de dos de nuestros "Nuevos Favoritos": Pablo Solo y Tristeza Veloso. Con recuerdo y tardío reconocimiento para Rafael Berrio. Suenan: BONNY DOON - "I AM HERE (I AM ALIVE)" ("LONGWAVE", 2018) / WAXAHATCHEE - "THE EYE" (SAINT CLOUD", 2020) / LAURA MARLING - "ALEXANDRA" ("SONG FOR OUR DAUGHTER", 2020) / PABLO SOLO - "TANNENBAUM" (VERSIÓN NÁUFRAGO-CONFINADA DE JOHN SIMON, ABRIL 2020) / TRISTEZA VELOSO - "SLOWLY" (EJERCICIO DE "AUTISMO" NÁUFRAGO-CONFINADO, ABRIL 2020) / TRISTEZA VELOSO - "CONSEJO" ("TRISTEZA VELOSO PONE MÚSICA E INTERPRETA: SI PUTA POR LOS RINCONES DE ALEJANDRO CAJA", 2020) /CABALLERO REYNALDO - "LA FIESTA TERMINÓ" ("CRONOS", 2020) / RAFAEL BERRIO - "DADME LA VIDA QUE AMO" ("NIÑO FUTURO", 2019) / NAP EYES - "FOOL THINKING WAYS" ("SNAPSHOT OF A BEGINNER", 2020) / MAPACHE - "CACTUS FLOWER" ("FROM LIBERTY STREET", 2020) / ONCE & FUTURE BAND - "FREAKS" ("DELETED SCENES", 2020) / FRASER A. GORMAN - "WALKING TO OMAN'S" ("EASY DAZY", 2018) / Escuchar audio

In the mountains of Bonny Doon, California, Donald Brink connects with Jeff McCallum, Jason Woodside, Cliff Kapono, Derrick Disney, Jay Nelson, and Travis Reynolds to discuss surfboards, art, and the creative process. This is the introduction to our six part series. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the mountains of Bonny Doon, California, Donald Brink connects with Jeff McCallum, Jason Woodside, Cliff Kapono, Derrick Disney, Jay Nelson, and Travis Reynolds to discuss surfboards, art, and the creative process. This is the introduction to our six part series. Enjoy! Follow @DonaldBrink CREDITS Host, Producer: Donald Brink @DonaldBrink Music: Sleeping At Last, 99 … Continue reading "014 – Creative Kin in Bonny Doon" The post 014 – Creative Kin in Bonny Doon appeared first on Surf Splendor.

Overview of global wine events coming up - More on Australian bushfires, their impact, and how you can help - California winery Bonny Doon sold to WarRoom Ventures - UK off-trade sales fall over Christmas period - Wine of the Week: Daniel Grand Vent Pinot Noir 2017 from Petaluma Gap

On this edition of the Flower Power Hour, we daydream through this hour with hazy tracks from Bonny Doon and Palehound cap off the show with all three of Loving's singles so far this year.

Today we’re visiting with Teresa Sabankaya, author of The Posy Book and owner of Bonny Doon Garden Company in Bonny Doon, California to discuss: the 'garden fever' that led her to a career in the floral industry over 20 years ago the struggles that came with adding a retail shop to her business model the ins and outs of running a retail flower shop in a locally-owned grocery market the two floral wedding packages she offers at Bonny Doon Garden Co the inspiration behind The Posy Book her fascination with the language of flowers the importance of including a sentiment tag with a posy how she navigated the process of writing a book how she solved the challenge of using modern flower varieties that didn't yet have meanings assigned to them in her posies Links mentioned in Episode Forty-Seven: A Shop of One's Own Paula Pryke New Leaf Community Markets Tussie-Mussies: The Language of Flowers by Geraldine Adamich Laufer Michaels The New Language of Flowers Debra Prinzing | Slow Flowers Danyelle Dee Photography See more of Teresa’s work here: Website | Instagram | Facebook | Bonny Doon Garden Co  | Pinterest Bonny Doon Garden Co Instagram | Bonny Doon Garden Co Facebook Sign up to receive Teresa's newsletter before September 27, 2019 for a chance to win an autographed copy of The Posy Book (US residents only). Click here and scroll to the bottom to subscribe. _____________________________________ Today’s episode is brought to you by: Botanical Brouhaha Garden Style Join us for a hands-on workshop and short film collaboration with Susan McLeary, Phil John Perry, and Holly Chapple on Nov. 4-6, 2019 in Bryan, Texas. Proceeds will help us meet needs and create opportunities for our neighbors in Bryan. Click here for more info. We’d love to see you there! ___________________________________________ Guest Co-Host: Maggie Bailey | Bramble & Bee BB Podcast Sound Engineer: Landon McGee   How to Connect with Botanical Brouhaha: Blog Instagram Facebook BB Garden Style Workshop Series

California is getting into the heart of wildfire season. We learn that parts of the Santa Cruz Mountains have a higher potential of wildfire than did Paradise, where last year we saw the deadliest wildfire in state history. We want to draw on some lessons from the Camp Fire. We talk to several people who live in Bonny Doon and San Lorenzo Valley. We hear what they’ve been doing to prepare for a potential catastrophic wildfire. Lastly, we give you tips on how you can prepare.

In today’s episode, we’re chatting with the rockstar Californian winemaker Randall Grahm of Bonny Doon winery who blends wit and wisdom unlike any other person in the wine world. He’s brilliant both in his insights and his metaphors. That’s why I chose to help him with the fall harvest for my second book “Unquenchable: A Tipsy Search for the World’s Best Bargain Wines.” His wines are also often favourites of the students of my online courses. Randall Grahm was born in Los Angeles in 1953 and attended the University of California at Santa Cruz where he was a permanent Liberal Arts major. Sometime later he found himself working at the Wine Merchant in Beverly Hills sweeping floors. By dint of exceptionally good karma, he was given the opportunity to taste an ungodly number of great French wines and this singular experience turned him into a complete and insufferable wine fanatic. He returned to the University of California at Davis to complete a degree in Plant Sciences in 1979, where owing to his single-minded obsession with Pinot Noir he was regarded as a bit of a holy terroir in the hallowed halls of the sober and sedate Department of Viticulture and Enology. With his family’s assistance, Randall purchased property in the Santa Cruz Mountains in a quaint eponymous hamlet known as Bonny Doon, intent on producing the Great American Pinot Noir. The GAPN proved to be systematically elusive but he was greatly encouraged by experimental batches of Rhône varieties, and he has been a tireless champion of the grapes of the Rhône since the inaugural vintage of Le Cigare Volant. His idiosyncratic newsletters and articles have been collected, carefully redacted, and with the inclusion of some timely new material, published as the award-winning book, Been Doon So Long: A Randall Grahm Vinthology in 2009. To learn more about the resources mentioned in this episode, visit the show notes.

As Steve Martin once said, "those French have a word for everything!" That word for a "sense of place" or flavor of the soil is terroir. Terroir is the nature of a place, uniquely expressed in food, beer, coffee or wine.  Healthy soils that are rich in friendly bacteria and fungi, uniquely brand a sense of place that we can taste. Randall Grahm, the pioneer wine producer who created Bonny Doon Vineyards says  we are starved for meaning and we want our experiences to be more meaningful with a deep connection between us and earth.  He is on a journey to produce wines of place that are intrinsically more meaningful than wines of effort.  "If you can make a wine that somehow captures the uniqueness of nature itself, you are tapping in to a much larger intelligence  and system than anything that just comes from human imagination."  Randall joins Farm To Table Talk and reminds us of the significance of Place to Table.

Join us as we talk about the 16 best albums of the year in our inaugural Blisspoint of the Year series where we give you the lowdown on the best music of the year. This episode discusses the round 2. Sunset Blush by Kississippi (1) VS. Boygenius by Boygenius (9) effloresce by Covet (13) VS. Longwave by Bonny Doon (12) Geography by Tom Misch (15) VS. Single Rider by Jenn Champion (7) Lost Friends by Middle Kids (3) VS. DAYTONA by Pusha T (11)

Join us as we talk about the 16 best albums of the year in our inaugural Blisspoint of the Year series where we give you the lowdown on the best music of the year. This episode discusses the second half of round 1. Map It Out by Macseal (5) VS. Longwave by Bonny Doon (12) Future Me Hates Me by The Beths (6) VS. DAYTONA by Pusha T (11) Single Rider by Jenn Champion (7) VS. Dark All Day by Gunship (10) Cranberry by Hovvdy (8) VS. Boygenius by Boygenius (9)

Encore une fois, du bon rock! Au programme : Run The Jewels, Simon Kearney, Mama Oak , MILANKU, Conor Oberst, HEALTH, Bonny Doon, Lana Del Ray, Panda Bear, The Chemical Brothers et plusieurs autres. Deux heures de grosse musique !

2018 album favorites continue this week. Jimmy Lonetti of Minneapolis calls in to talk up "Longwave" by Bonny Doon. And Adam Coop of Louisville loves Jack White's "Boarding House Reach." Subscribe to Rockin' the Suburbs on Apple Podcasts/iTunes or other podcast platforms, including audioBoom, Spotify, Google Play, SoundCloud, Stitcher and TuneIn. Or listen at SuburbsPod.com. Please rate/review the show on Apple Podcasts/iTunes and share it with your friends. Find us on the web at SuburbsPod.com Email Jim & Patrick at rock@suburbspod.com Follow us on the Twitter, Facebook or Instagram @suburbspod If you're glad or sad or high, call the Suburban Party Line — 612-440-1984. Theme music by Quartjar. Visit quartjar42.com "Rockin' the Suburbs" (c) 2019

We had to come back from hiatus for the annual "Best of" episode for 2018. We listen to an alternating playlist counting down each of our top 10 albums of the year, and go a little into where we've been and what we're doing next. Best of the emails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Best of the twitters: @volcanovinyl #vv201

In this episode, Ian is joined by his co-host Michael Law and Producer David Beck to discuss new releases from The Craig Brown Band, Anna Burch, and Bonny Doon. All three acts call Detroit, Michigan home which they share with our interviewee for the episode, Stef Chura. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/no-static-at-all/support

This episode was recorded at Suite D in Sonoma, where Sondra Bernstein was hosting an International Grenache Day party. We sat down with iconic wine maker Randall Grahm, founder of the Bonny Doon winery. Randall is a true pioneer in the wine world and a hero to the Rhone community. Read more... The post The Wine Makers – Randall Grahm & Robert Joseph appeared first on Radio Misfits.

Interviews with Dave Phinney of Orin Swift and Randall Grahm of Bonny Doon on how they have achieved success with big visions in the wine business.

"We made this record really quickly," says Bonny Doon member Bill Lennox.

This week, Rich Hall is kind enough to tell me about a song he loves (by James McMurty, no less), there's new tracks from Slow Place Like Home, Pillow Queens, Hinds, Frankie Cosmos, Bonny Doon, SUUNS, Arms That Fit Like Legs, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, Paddy Hanna, SUUNS, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, and a bit of The Fall in honour of the one and only Mark E. Smith who passed away this week. We won't see his like again. Every Thursday night at Róisín Dubh, Galway, Ireland and every Friday at 9pm & Saturday at 7pm on 8radio.com. Strange Brew : Songs Of The Day playlist - https://open.spotify.com/user/gugai www.strangebrew.ie www.facebook.com/strangebrewgalway twitter/@gugai gugai@strangebrew.ie

Marcia and Grey interview Mike Splain in the Ventana Wilderness Alliance office in downtown Santa Cruz, California.   Mike Spain's Bio: A native of Maryland, Mike Splain relocated to California in the 1990s and has since pursued wild lands conservation as a supporter, volunteer or staff member for various advocacy organizations, including Forests Forever, Sierra Club and the California Native Plant Society. He holds a BS in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology from the University of California, Santa Cruz and currently serves as Wilderness Chair of the Sierra Club, Ventana Chapter. Mike began volunteering with the Ventana Wilderness Alliance in 2003 and became the organization’s second Executive Director in 2012. He lives with his wife Gabrielle and dog Pepper in the mixed evergreen forest of Bonny Doon, CA. VWA website:http://www.ventanawild.org How to support VWA: http://www.ventanawild.org/join-vwa/join-renew-donate

Bonny Doon is a Detroit based band that recently released an album through Salinas Records. Great dudes great band. We recorded this before they left for tour and blew it by not posting it until their tour was over. Enjoy!

Al and Hugh gives their picks from Bonny Doon, a California winery. Click on the picture for recommendations.

Your boys Rob and Callum are back with their first new new music podcast of the new year. Easing you in with some Ariel Pink meets Sly Stone + Outkast funk from Clark The Community, gospel house from Sameed, prog from Once & Future Band and some of that French exotica library sounds of Laetitia Sadier Source Ensemble. Plus your bassist from The Mats has a new project called Bash & Pop, there's some rocknroll swag from John Wesley Coleman III and that Pavement go country sound of Bonny Doon. There's plenty more to check out besides, have a listen and keep in touch.

J’ai la chance de m’entretenir avec le fondateur du domaine Bonny Doon, Randall Grahm. Il nous raconte ses débuts et l’évolution de son domaine. Son point de vue sur les capsules à vis et plus encore.

Run a blood test, find low levels of a hormone. Prescribe synthetic version of said hormone. Two weeks later your patient is back with a slightly different set of symptoms. Run another blood test, prescribe another hormone. If there's too much, block it, if there isn't enough, just add more. Rinse and repeat for hypothalamic pituitary adrenal, thyroid and gonadal axes. Refer out to a gastroenterologist for chronic diarrhoea. Gastroenterologist diagnosis is “irritable bowel syndrome”, says it’s nothing to do with diet, suggests colonoscopy, anti-inflammatory drugs, possible surgery. This sounds like a parody. But this is what happened to me, and it’s still happening to other athletes. Finding a better solution inspired me to quit my day job as a computer programmer at a hedge fund and start a new business with my wife (a food scientist) and a medical doctor. 2015 was our first full year in practice. At the time of recording, we’ve helped over 600 athletes with their diet and lifestyle. We’ve gotten great results and get tremendous satisfaction from each and every success story that we receive. Our success has been in large part due to the significant research and development efforts of our new Chief Medical Officer Dr. Tommy Wood, and by the tireless efforts of our single employee and registered nurse, Amelia Luker. Our gross revenue was nearly $500,000. Unfortunately, Julia and I only took home $90,000 of that as profit, and that’s with both of us working full-time. If I hired two members of staff to replace us at the going market rate, we’d be making a significant loss. Health coaching is hard because not only do you have to be a great practitioner, you must also be a good business person and marketing expert. On the plus side. Quitting my job has enabled us to move from a condo on a busy main road in Oakland, to a small house amongst the trees in a town called Bonny Doon, not far from Santa Cruz, in California. I get a quarterly email from the recruiter at Google, but if I were to go down that route I’d be leaving to commute to an office before my daughter got up in the morning, and I’d be lucky to get home before she went to bed at night. I don’t wish to be mean but… I could train a monkey to run a blood test and prescribe a hormone. Doctors are being made prisoner to a system that prevents them from making proper use of their education and spending an appropriate amount time with their patients. People don’t even know how much their health insurance costs and half the time it doesn’t cover what they need. I’m still slightly angry about the current standard of care, and I’m looking forward to being made redundant; I rather miss computer programming. Are you a financially successful health coach? Please let me know in the comments section below. Here’s the outline of this interview with Julia Kelly: 0:01:09    Was it fun? 0:01:33    It was a shock to the system. 0:02:04    The sudden changes are stressful. 0:02:48    We were living in Oakland. 0:03:04    Quitting my job enabled us to move to Scotts Valley. 0:03:44    We've bought a house in Bonny Doon. 0:04:10    Ours is the only WiFi signal. 0:04:46    We can grow our own food. 0:04:57    Starting a business is a double edged sword. 0:05:27    Looking after a 2 year is hard! 0:05:46    Cheating at parenting. 0:06:29    Working at home I get to see my daughter all day long. 0:07:29    I'm still slightly angry. 0:07:50    I've stopped doing free consultations now, but you can still do one with Amelia. 0:08:25    Run a blood test, find low hormone, prescribe the hormone, rinse, repeat. 0:08:44    Nobody is doing the proper investigation. 0:09:38    The low hormones are symptoms. 0:10:55    We're waiting to be replaced. 0:11:14    Julie feels the same about saturated fat. 0:11:58    Tommy is planning on doing another residency. 0:12:21    Tommy is now our Chief Medical Officer. 0:12:55    We hope that the people we help go on to spread the word. 0:13:54    All diseases are complex with many underlying causes. 0:14:41    One over the treatment is not necessarily the cause. 0:15:42    Julie doesn't do diet plans, instead she teaches. 0:16:33    Everyone else wants to hold the cards close to their chest. 0:17:09    You can check your own blood glucose. 0:17:24    By now you should have done a Google search for 8-Oxo-2'-deoxyguanosine. 0:18:15    Is this working? 0:19:13    We have more follow-up calls then we have time to publish. 0:19:56    Of course it worked! 0:20:43    We don't have a magic formula yet. 0:20:59    We've tested 605 athletes as of yesterday. 0:21:42    At this point, our programs don't resemble anything we've been trained in. 0:22:21    Social isolation with Bryan Walsh. 0:22:35    Our gross revenue for 2015 was nearly $500,000. 0:23:11    Mark Newman of Precision Analytical. 0:23:44    There's almost no markup on our tests, we're passing those on at cost. 0:23:59    Most of our money comes from selling our time. 0:24:20    We do make some money from selling supplements. 0:24:54    Amelia ships all the supplements. 0:25:20    Making money selling supplements requires the economy of scale. 0:25:52    Bob Rountree talked about NiaCell® (nicotinamide riboside). 0:26:17    Between the two of us we took home $90,000 before tax. 0:26:54    In a way, we have achieved the four-hour work week. 0:27:26    I should have a master's degree by now. 0:28:05    If you really want to get better as a practitioner you must continue your education. 0:28:35    My education is problem driven. 0:28:47    I'm racing pro again this year. 0:29:06    Computer programmers are lazy. 0:29:54    I take the same approach with my training. 0:30:46    Necessity is fantastic teacher. 0:31:17    I won the series points competition at our local cyclocross races in the elite men category. 0:32:13    The Colnago days. 0:32:57    NorCal cross is bumpy. 0:33:25    Now I can sleep after a bike race. 0:33:41    The sugar monster has slayed. 0:34:08    Tommy is a big fan of carb cycling. 0:34:42    The average power in cross is meaningless. 0:35:05    I've been supplementing with exogenous ketones. 0:35:24    Volek showed no difference in glycogen. 0:35:48    Carb cycling made no difference to me. 0:36:38    My path is becoming a theme. 0:37:17    Know who you want to help! 0:37:29    The Practitioner Liberation Project. 0:38:00    I haven't done all of the course. 0:38:10    The most important lesson is be specific. 0:39:14    The people we work with are exactly like me! 0:40:41    We haven't borrowed any money. 0:41:18    Our Concierge Clinical Coaching group. 0:42:12    Now I can answer questions without going bankrupt. 0:42:59    My education is now available for $99 a month. 0:43:55    Please let me know if you found this helpful in the comments section below.

Randall Grahm has been rocking the world of winemaking for over 30 years. He began commercially selling wine under the Bonny Doon Vineyard label in 1983 when he opened the winery's tasting room in the hills north of Santa Cruz, California in the village of Boony Doon. He authored Been Doon So Long : A Randall Grahm Vinthology (2012), and has the title and responsibilities of being President for life of Bonny Doon Vineyard. [caption id="attachment_343" align="alignnone" width="250"] Randall Grahm[/caption] Randall's accomplishments in the world of wine are as unique as the man himself. •    Aptly titled the Rhone Ranger of California for his work with Rhone varietals. •    Pioneered the use of screw on caps on premium wines. Read the most recent list of his accolades. While I have long enjoyed Bonny Doon wines, I was in Santa Cruz to chat with Randall about Bonny Doon cider •    2013 Querry - 750ml is made with pear, apple and quince •    Winter Nélis Sparkling Perry Listen to this episode and Cider Chat with Randall Grahm. [app_audio src="http://ciderchat.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/012-Randall-Grahm-Bonny-Doon-Vineyards-California.mp3"] Links to the next big Doon step for Randall via the FaceBook page for Popelechum (pronounced “Poh-puh-lou-shoom") a 400-acre Estate, located just outside of the town of San Juan Bautista, CA. Randall Grahm on Twitter @randallgrahm Bonny Doon Vineyard on Twitter @BonnyDoonVineyd Contact Bonny Doon Vineyard Winery and Office 328 Ingalls Street, Santa Cruz, CA 95060 (831) 425-3625 
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Randall's Grahm radical attempt at a Vin de Terroir.  For shownotes go to www.understandingwine.tv 

Randall Grahm of Bonny Doon Vineyards on the Meaning of Wine.  For shownotes to www.understandingwine.tv

Randall Grahm talks about Bonny Doon's transition to screwcaps and how it helped him make better wine.  For shownotes go to www.understandingwine.tv

Randall Grahm of Bonny Doon Vineyards talks about his role as the 'Father of the Funny Label Wine.'  For the shownotes go to www.understandingwine.tv

Randall Grahm of Bonny Doon Vineyards talks about Biodynamic Winemaking.  Part 1 of 10.

Pipeliner Notes, Finished Projects Simple Things and Pogona, A New Favorite Bind Off, Nature Notes, No-Purl/Garter Stitch Projects, Norwegian Sweater Knit Along, Book Review of Knitting at Home: 60 Classics by Ella Rae Designs by Leanne Prouse.  Also, Celtic Cross Pipes and Drums at The Burns Supper 2011.  Music: Ye Banks and Braes o' Bonny Doon by Robert Burns sung by Shira Kamman.  show notes at www.knittingpipeline.blogspot.com.  The show is sponsored by my Longaberger Home Business.  www.longaberger.com/paula

Among his many awards he has won for his wines, he is also the award winning author of "Been Doon So Long", and one of the most unique vintners out of Caliofornia. he is Randall Grahm and the vineyard is Bonny Doon. I will welcome him to the show. We will discuss his wines, vineyard, history in wine making, philosophy on life, so buckle up kids and call in to join the conversation. 1-646-381-4860 at 7:00pm est 4:00pm pst.

Mix session - 53 min. / Nu Disco, Electro, House.1 / Kalimba - Mr Scruff2 / Word Of Mouth (Binary Chaffinch rework) - Padded Cell3 / Falls (Hercules Love Affair remix) - Bostro Pesopeo4 / Electronic Boogie (original mix) - Smobee5 / Judgement Day (original mix) - Langenberg6 / Bonny Doon (original mix) - Nick Chacona, Anthony Mansfield7 / Cant Control The Boogie Naum Gabo remix - The Lotterboys8 / Animals - Minilogue9 / The Sad Piano Charles Webster remix - Justin Martin10 / Disco Cubism Daft Punk remix - I:Cube11 / Brooklyn Club Jam Brennan Green's version - Brooklyn Club Jam