Podcasts about Bowmanville

My guest this week is Thomas Zekveld, a young dairy and cash crop farmer who is representing CHP Canada in the federal district of Bowmanville—Oshawa North in Ontario. Mr. Zekveld grew up on the family farm and brings his passion for life and biblical values to the platform, along with his good work ethic and a ton of common sense. We discuss the housing crisis, immigration, US tariffs, the national debt, abortion and gender ideology. Mr. Zekveld—like all our CHP candidates across the country—offers voters in his district the opportunity to vote their conscience on abortion, doctor-assisted suicide and the national debt crisis.Learn more about Thomas or contribute to his campaign here: https://www.chp.ca/thomas-zekveldYou can reach Thomas by email here: thomas.zekveld@chp.ca 

From her earliest memory Natalie Miller has loved making art. As a young adult Natalie took a break from art, focussing more on working with horses. In her mid 30's Natalie was hit with an overwhelming drive to create again. Natalie started with pen drawings and painting, before taking her first pottery class at Station Gallery in Whitby. From the very first class she was hooked. It was everything I'd ever hoped it would be. Natalie is very much inspired by Mid Century Modern, Scandinavian design, clean lines, and bold colour palettes. Natalie lives with her partner and their two cats in Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada. http://ThePottersCast.com/1083

August 7, 2024: Tonight we have Brandon Hastings of Outshined. Brandon, from Bowmanville, Ontario, joins us to catch us all up right from where they left off…. 2021 during Covid. We discussed how the pandemic slowed them down. The plans they had. And what they are planning now! Plus, we ask about the GoFundMe page he started for Ed & Maggie of the former Music Hall, raising kids, and the influences he had and still has today. 
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A man is dead and a woman and child were rushed to hospital after they were struck by a car in Bowmanville; Premier Doug Ford says there's a future for the LCBO in Ontario as the strike ends and the retailer prepares to reopen its doors; and, calls are growing for a pedestrian bridge after a weekend of long lines to board a ferry to the Toronto Islands.

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On this episode of The Steve Dangle Podcast, Steve, Adam, and Jesse are live at Boston Pizza in Bowmanville before game 4 of the Leafs vs Bruins series! Join SDP VIP: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0a0z05HiddEn7k6OGnDprg/join Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/thestevedanglepodcast Spotify: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sdpvip/subscribe Visit this episode's sponsors: Catch all the action at Boston Pizza, Canada's favourite Sports Bar! It's time to bring the win home. Team up for the win today: https://www.teamupforthewin.ca/ Any opinion expressed is not advice, a promise or suggestion that increases the chance of winning. Gambling can be addictive, please play responsibly. To learn more, visit: https://igamingontario.ca/en/player/responsible-gambling Or if you have concerns about a gambling problem, call ConnexOntario 1-866-531-2600. Must be 19+ or older to play. Follow us on Twitter: @Steve_Dangle, @AdamWylde, & @JesseBlake Follow us on Instagram: @SteveDangle, @AdamWylde, & @Jesse.Blake Join us on Discord: https://discord.com/invite/MtTmw9rrz7 For general inquiries email: info@sdpn.ca Reach out to https://www.sdpn.ca/sales to connect with our sales team and discuss the opportunity to integrate your brand within our content! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Get our free real estate course and newsletter: GRE Letter I state the reasons why I DON'T believe that the Federal Open Market Committee should lower interest rates. Rates are currently normalized. Watch the full Spartan Summit Presentation here. The first half is played on this episode. President Biden is trying to help the housing market's poor affordability and undersupply. Fed Chair Jerome Powell made recent remarks on the real estate market. He emphasized the lack of supply. High rates = strong economy Low rates = weak economy Lowering interest rates to zero is artificial and introduces distortions in an economy. If we have a recession, we need “rate cut ammo” in order to make cuts at that time. Lowering rates also sets up an inflationary environment. That's bad for society, but leveraged income property investors benefit. A “Fed pivot” means that the FOMC changes from raising rates to lowering rates, or vice versa. Resources mentioned: Show Page: GetRichEducation.com/493 Full Spartan Summit presentation video: On YouTube Freddie Mac mortgage survey: https://www.freddiemac.com/pmms Mortgage News Daily mobile app For access to properties or free help with a GRE Investment Coach, start here: GREmarketplace.com Get mortgage loans for investment property: RidgeLendingGroup.com or call 855-74-RIDGE  or e-mail: info@RidgeLendingGroup.com Invest with Freedom Family Investments.  You get paid first: Text FAMILY to 66866 Will you please leave a review for the show? I'd be grateful. Search “how to leave an Apple Podcasts review”  Top Properties & Providers: GREmarketplace.com GRE Free Investment Coaching: GREmarketplace.com/Coach Best Financial Education: GetRichEducation.com Get our wealth-building newsletter free— text ‘GRE' to 66866 Our YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/c/GetRichEducation Follow us on Instagram: @getricheducation Keith's personal Instagram: @keithweinhold   Complete episode transcript:   Keith Weinhold (00:00:01) - Welcome to Greece. I'm your host, Keith Whitfield. President Biden tries to help the housing market. Everyone wants to know when interest rates will be cut. I'm asking, why would we cut rates anytime soon? Yes. Some fed talk today and a lot more on get rich education. When you want the best real estate and finance info. The modern internet experience limits your free articles access, and it's replete with paywalls. And you've got pop ups and push notifications and cookies. Disclaimers are. At no other time in history has it been more vital to place nice, clean, free content into your hands that actually adds no hype value to your life? See, this is the golden age of quality newsletters, and I write every word of ours myself. It's got a dash of humor and it's to the point to get the letter. It couldn't be more simple. Text gray to 66866. And when you start the free newsletter, you'll also get my one hour fast real estate course completely free. It's called the Don't Quit Your Daydream letter and it wires your mind for wealth.   Keith Weinhold (00:01:15) - Make sure you read it. Text gray to 66866. Text gray 266866.   Corey Coates (00:01:27) - You're listening to the show that has created more financial freedom than nearly any show in the world. This is get rich education.   Keith Weinhold (00:01:43) - Welcome, Jerry from Bowmanville, Pennsylvania, to Louisville, Kentucky, and across 188 nations worldwide. And Keith Wayne Holden, I'm grateful to have you here with me for another week. This is get rich education. I'm about to discuss the case for not lowering interest rates, and you'll hear a clip of Jerome Powell commenting on the real estate market shortly. But first, President Biden recently made a state of the Union address, and he unveiled his plan to help the Undersupplied housing market. Part of the plan was to help the buyer side the demand side with incentives, which I'm not sure that we need the support over there on that side. And now that would juice real estate prices. More on housing supply side. Biden's plan creates a $20 billion fund to build more rental housing and kill some construction restrictions. Okay.   Keith Weinhold (00:02:35) - Yeah, that's the key part of the plan. And that's more helpful. Help that supply side. Perhaps the most interesting part of the plan is a $10,000 credit that's meant to incentivize people to sell their starter homes. That's our president on housing. Let's pivot over to Club Fed. Yeah. Welcome in to Club Fed. There's no cover charge for some reason Janet Yellen still hanging around chaperoning. And she still looks like my grandma. Earlier this month, Fed Chair Jerome Powell acknowledged that the commercial real estate loan problems could cause manageable problems for regional banks, possibly for years. I find it interesting that he uses the word manageable when acknowledging problems on the commercial side. I mean, we'll see, but that kind of reminds me of one of Powell's predecessors, former Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, in 2007, saying that the subprime loan problem was contained is the word that he used. And we all know that. I know the mortgage meltdown contagion of 2008 was anything but contained. Today, when we talk about Powell and interest rates back around 2021, he got beaten up pretty badly for not acknowledging rising inflation sooner.   Keith Weinhold (00:03:56) - But he's brought inflation down to about 3% without a recession. So some credit is due there, but not too much credit because the game's not quite over. And it took that torrid set of interest rate increases where they climbed a cliff in order to quell inflation. And that already hurt a lot of people, including those erstwhile commercial real estate people in their loans that jumped up to a higher interest rate. Now we're talking about interest rate policy. Let me give you something that's easy to remember. High rates mean a strong economy. Low rates mean a weak economy. With that in mind, let's look at where we've come from. And then we'll look at the future. A lot of people got drunk with easy money starting 15 years ago, because it was nearly free to borrow an interest rate of zero at the federal funds level. That gives you no incentive to save and more incentive to borrow and spend. Well, the federal funds rate was zero from 2009 to 2015 to get us out of the Great Recession.   Keith Weinhold (00:05:04) - And then it was zero again from 2020 to 2022 to help lift us out of Covid. That's the past since the federal funds rate, which a lot of other interest rates are based off of two since it quickly shot up starting two years ago, it's now been a full eight months since rates have moved at all. They haven't budged since July of last year. So that's where we are now and I'm fine with them staying here for a while now. Jerome Powell recently testified to the House Financial Services Committee. Let's listen in to him discuss real estate as he's questioned.   Jerome Powell (00:05:44) - The housing market is in a very challenging situation right now. You had this longer run housing shortage, but at the same time, you've got a bunch of things that have to do with the pandemic and the inflation and our response with higher rates. So you you have a shortage of homes available for sale because many people are living in homes with a very low rate mortgage that they can't afford to refinance. So they're not moving, which means the supply of regular existing homes that are for sale is historically low and very low transaction rate.   Jerome Powell (00:06:14) - That actually pushes up prices of of of other existing homes and also of new homes, because there's just not enough supply. The builders are busy, but they're running into, you know, all kinds of supply issues still around zoning and, and workers and things like that. So, so it's quite challenging. And of course, rates are high. So people who are buying a lot of the buyers are, are cash buyers or able to actually pay without a mortgage because mortgages are expensive, I will say. The first problem. The longer run problem of supply is a longer run problem. The other problems associated with low rate mortgages and high rates and all that, those will abate as the economy normalizes and as rates normalize. But we'll still be left with with the housing market nationally where where there's a housing shortage.   Keith Weinhold (00:07:02) - That's Jerome Powell on real estate. And I'm surprised that he said rates are high. Do you know what the long run federal funds rate is? It is 4.6%. That's the average. And currently it is at 5.3% where it's been for a while.   Keith Weinhold (00:07:18) - So it's not that much higher than average. The 30 year mortgage long run average is 7.7% for Freddie Mac. And that's been hovering around 7% for months now. So therefore both key rates are close to normal today. But despite that fact, seemingly everyone is waiting for the fed pivot. And what the fed pivot means is when they reverse their monetary policy stance. Meaning when they start lowering rates again after the long increase cycle that we're coming off of. Well, I'm here asking why should the fed pivot in lower rates since they're near normal now? All right. Let me give you some real perspective here. Look I'm going to describe a scenario to you and tell me what you think about this. Imagine a dreamy bygone era where there happened to be this period that saw a strong national labor market, plenty of jobs, steady GDP growth, rising wages and inflation a little above normal. All right, now that you're done imagining that cloudy slice of economic Americana. Pretty rosy scenario. Well, then you might consider raising rates in a situation like that to help cool off wage and price inflation.   Keith Weinhold (00:08:37) - Well, you know what I just did? I actually just described to you where we are today. That's what today's conditions are are. Yet there's still talk of lowering rates later this year. And now you might see why I'm questioning that because the economy doesn't need the help. Sure enough, in front of that same committee, Fed Chair Jerome Powell and other fed officials, they did say that they expect interest rates to come down later this year. I hope they're not doing that for political pressure or to try to reassure the stock market. Those would not be good reasons. And dropping rates to zero at the first sign of a crisis that shouldn't become a habit. Because, look, before the 2008 crisis, when they dropped from the zero, going all the way back to at least the 1950s, maybe longer rates were never zero. That entire time, see if the fed just steps back and doesn't touch rates for a while, then it's all the longer that more free market forces can prevail. I don't know that we need to constantly tinker with rates, like a greasy guy crawling under his classic car in his garage and tinkering around with it.   Keith Weinhold (00:09:52) - Another reason the fed should lower rates, and is because it needs to hold on to some rate cut ammunition in case there's a recession. Because in a recession, one of the best tools that the fed has to cool it off is by lowering rates in order to incentivize investment in a slow economy. But see what happens. If you use up all your ammo, you already start lowering it and you're already near zero. And then we have a recession. I don't know that America is ready for negative interest rate policy like some other nations have tried. And by the way, if you earn a negative interest rate, that means that if you park your money at the bank, you have to pay them interest rather than the bank paying you interest. They get the use of your money and you have to pay them for parking it there. That's a negative interest rate. Well, recessions have a strong correlation with lowering rates. I mean, just look back historically again, history over hunches. But you know, if you don't follow this stuff, the short story of what's happened the past several months is that interest rate cuts keep being delayed because of stubborn inflation that just won't fall down to the Fed's desired 2%.   Keith Weinhold (00:11:06) - And Powell also recently said that he needed just a bit more evidence that inflation was coming back down to normal levels before he'll reduce rates, although we're not far from it. That's exactly what he said. Now, if rates go back down and it's probably when rates go back down, look for the housing market to break loose. The interest rate lock in effect will wither away, property affordability will improve, and there's a good chance then, for a strong upward jolt on property prices on those values. Last year, the. There were some studies done and it was interesting. It showed that 5.5%, that is the magic mortgage rate level that makes the real estate market want to really transact. But this year, with rates that have stayed higher longer, surveys say that level is now up into the high fives. And there is another factor. As interest rates drop, the cost of maintaining our national debt also decreases. That is part of the calculus two. Well, if you're a fed watcher, a fed speak geek, you are in luck.   Keith Weinhold (00:12:15) - Because though it's not really much of a spectator sport, and the parties at Club Fed and all their PhD economists really aren't all that lively, if you're so inclined, one of the Fed's eight annual meetings where they announce any interest rate changes happens in just two days, and then the next two meetings conclude May 1st and June 12th. If you like to track rates, especially if you're perhaps in the mortgage loan process right now, my favorite website is Freddie Mac. The mobile app that I use is the Mortgage News Daily app, coming up here on a future episode of the show. Retirement. Some wanted, some don't. Real estate might give you an early retirement option, but I'm asking the question do you want to retire? Do you ever want to retire? We're going to go deep on that. And then what even is your definition of retirement today? You could learn something about yourself on that upcoming episode about retirement here. Speaking of spectator sports,, no, this is really one either. But you could have gotten on a jet and paid for a ticket to watch me speak.   Keith Weinhold (00:13:23) - Or you can listen free next to part of the recording of that presentation of mine at the Spartan Summit from earlier. They had me kick off their event. I was their opening speaker, and I share some things with that audience that really shake people up that they've never heard before. You will hear it both at new material as we play this and some things that you've heard before here on the show. But even those things I say differently in a format like this. So straight ahead, it'll be wealth mindset first and then the real estate investing fundamentals. If I could condense the best gray content in principles into less than an hour, you know, that's pretty close to what this presentation is. You hear about the first half of it coming up straight ahead. You're listening to get Rich education. You know, I'll just tell you, for the most passive part of my real estate investing, personally, I put my own dollars with Freedom Family Investments because their funds pay me a stream of regular cash flow in returns, or better than a bank savings account, up to 12%.   Keith Weinhold (00:14:31) - Their minimums are as low as 25 K. You don't even need to be accredited for some of them. It's all backed by real estate and that kind of love. How the tax benefit of doing this can offset capital gains and your W-2 jobs income. And they've always given me exactly their stated return paid on time. So it's steady income, no surprises while I'm sleeping or just doing the things I love. For a little insider tip, I've invested in their power fund to get going on that text family to 66866. Oh, and this isn't a solicitation. If you want to invest where I do, just go ahead and text family to six, 686, six. Role under this specific expert with income property, you need Ridge lending Group and MLS 42056 in grey history, from beginners to veterans. They provided our listeners with more mortgages than anyone. It's where I get my own loans for single family rentals up to four Plex's. Start your pre-qualification and chat with President Charlie Ridge personally. They'll even customize a plan tailored to you for growing your portfolio.   Keith Weinhold (00:15:45) - Start at Ridge Lending group.com Ridge lending group.com.   Speaker 4 (00:15:55) - This is Hal Elrod, author of The Miracle Morning. And listen to get Rich education with Keith Weinhold and don't Quit Your Daydream.   Speaker 5 (00:16:16) - It is with great pleasure that I get to introduce you to our first speaker for today. He is the founder of get Rich education and host of the popular get Rich education podcast. His show has nearly 3 million listener downloads from all across the world. He also actively invest in apartment buildings, single family homes and agricultural real estate. He is a member of the Forbes Real Estate Council, and his work regularly appears in Forbes, Business Insider, and Rich Dad Advisors. Today, he's taking us back to the basics to discuss why real estate is such an attractive and solid investment option for those looking to find their own financial freedom. If you've listened to the grit Rich education podcast, then you've heard him speak. But today we are so thrilled that he's kicking off our second annual Spartan Summit. Ladies and gentlemen, here's Keith Reinhold.   Keith Weinhold (00:17:13) - Hi, my name is Keith Weinhold.   Keith Weinhold (00:17:14) - I am the founder of get Rich education. My presentation is called simply Why Real Estate? Because if you don't know why you're doing something, then you really won't care about how. And I'm really pleased to be first up here at the Spartan Summit, you're going to hear some things that you've never heard before today. For example, compound interest does not build wealth. Getting your money to work for you does not build wealth in the real world. And real estate investors, one of the first things they need to do is actually stop looking at property. So what is this financial heresy that I'm talking about? Well, I think it's going to be pretty clear to you in less than an hour's time here. It all starts with you thinking differently. You really need to open yourselves up. And I think you start to have the realization that any outsized thinker or doer, over time, did think outside the box to have that outsized impact, whether that's Thomas Edison or Jeff Bezos or Sara Blakely or Warren Buffett, they all dared to think differently.   Keith Weinhold (00:18:15) - And if you're not getting the results that you want in life, you know, maybe a great question to ask yourself is, am I thinking differently enough when you come of age in the world, whether you finish high school or college or whatever it is, you probably never really had this vision for yourself, or you're intentional and you say, yeah, I can't wait to go out there and live a small life. But then you know what? That's exactly what everyone does. Everyone goes out and lives a small life. So with thinking differently, you know, Mark Twain's got some great quotes about thinking differently. Mark Twain said, as soon as you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect. Absolutely love that for Mark Twain. Mark Twain also said one of his lesser known quotes is go out on a limb. That's where the fruit is. Yeah, absolutely. Love that one. So being a conformer does not build wealth or does not have a substantial positive impact on other people.   Keith Weinhold (00:19:16) - And you know, I wouldn't suggest that you think differently or do something differently if I weren't doing that myself. I don't know that I've had the outsized impact of some of those visionaries and inventors that I mentioned earlier. I probably haven't had as many years on this earth yet as them either. But one thing I did that was different is years ago I moved from Pennsylvania, where I was born, raised, and lived much of my life to Anchorage, Alaska. Well, that was deemed by Pennsylvanians and a good part of my peer group is a strange and unusual thing to do. But I knew that a place like Anchorage fit my interests for skiing and mountaineering because I had vacationed there. That was the place for me. The first ever home that I bought of any kind. I was only a rent paying tenant up until the day I bought a fourplex building where I lived in one unit and rented out the other three. That was pretty strange. I didn't start with a single family home. I quit my job, my good paying day job with benefits for residual income from real estate.   Keith Weinhold (00:20:14) - Another strange thing to do. I launched the get Rich education podcast in the year 2014. Kind of weird talking to myself in a little room all by myself. A lot of people didn't understand what I was doing then, so those are just some examples of some different things I've done. You know, you're different things are probably going to be different, but you really don't want to be a conformer if you think about it, high school was the place where you were rewarded for fitting in. But when you become an adult, really you get rewarded when you stand out and you don't be that conformer well, we talk about my presentation called Why Real Estate? We're really taking it from philosophy all the way through to the numbers here. And years ago, I would have loved to know why real estate made ordinary people wealthy. You know, an interesting thing. I'll just tell you, when I bought that first fourplex building, I didn't even know what terms like cash flow and equity meant. I did not even know the meaning of those terms.   Keith Weinhold (00:21:13) - And here I had owned a. Substantial building a $295,000 fourplex, which is a lot for me when I was working a day job and I bought it, and I think as a layperson before I bought that building and got down this road, I kind of thought, now, how could real estate possibly make people wealthy? Because real estate only appreciates at the at about the rate of inflation over time. That's about all it does. And I found that that part's true. And then real estate, it has the elements working on it from the outside. And it has tenants like working on it and wearing it down and degrading it from the inside. So how could real estate possibly be a good investment? I didn't understand that. I tell you, it's really important for you to learn from someone that's actually doing it. That's inside and doing this thing. I'm about as active as real estate investor could possibly be. I own Single-Family rental homes, up to larger apartment buildings, even some agricultural real estate. So it's important to learn from someone that's doing it.   Keith Weinhold (00:22:16) - And this presentation is really what my ears have shown me. And we talk about how you have to think differently and be opened up. You know, interestingly, we're in what people call the information age. We have been for decades this information age. But I like to say we're really in the affirmation age because most people would rather be affirmed and comforted in what they already believe, rather than get informed with information, because it kind of shakes you up a little bit, just like you're going to be shaken up today. So I would say, don't only seek affirmation, which is what most people do, seek information as well, and then make up your own opinion. What is wealth? You know, we kind of begin with the end in mind. It's ask yourself what is? I think that there are a lot of different definitions for that. I mean, money's got to be one of the first things that come to mind. And we are talking about financial betterment here. But, you know, it seems like people that want material things more than experiences, it seems like a lot of those people that want material things get knocked and get criticized.   Keith Weinhold (00:23:21) - I don't know, like I would rather have experiences than stuff. But really the abundance mentality is why not have both experiences and stuff if they're both easily within reach? Because they really are. But I think really the best definition of wealth, it's one that I've never heard criticize once in my life is freedom. Having the ability for you to do whatever you want to do whenever you want to do it. Real wealth is having that time freedom and not having to have a job. Being job optional, you can continue to go if you want to. Wealth really is freedom. So let's talk about money and freedom and what freedom really isn't. I've actually got a really nice proposal for you. Just imagine this. Imagine you're 20 years old. I'm talking to the 20 year old version of you. I'm going to tell you that I want you to mow my lawn for me regularly, and I am going to pay you $114 an hour to mow my lawn. Pretty amazing, right? Like, doesn't that sound incredible? Yeah, that sounds like a good deal.   Keith Weinhold (00:24:29) - You'd probably be pretty excited about that. Maybe even now you'd be excited about that. Not just the 20 year old version of yourself. Sounds amazing, but could you ever really get wealthy off that? Probably not. Probably not. Because in fact, you would have to work every single hour in a year, all 8760 hours in a year just to make your first million bucks. And that ain't happening in this scenario is completely implausible. No one would really pay that much to mow the lawn, most likely. And you couldn't work every hour in a year. You couldn't eat, you couldn't sleep, nothing like that. So it's really numbers like this that I think kind of slap someone in the face if they think they can just hustle and grind their way to wealth. I really don't think that's the best way. In fact, what I would share with you is that this is the exact opposite of being wealthy. This is the opposite of growing rich in your sleep, because you have to continue to trade your time for dollars.   Keith Weinhold (00:25:32) - In order to make this work, you need to continue to sell your time for money in order to make this work. And then really, what happens when you come of age and get older and you're probably not mowing lawns for money anymore. You end up in a place that looks kind of like this. Okay? And this is the workplace. What happens in the workplace? I like to say the workplace is where you pretend to work and your employer pretends to pay you, but there's probably a pretty good chance, and I would probably call this a pre-COVID workplace. But, you know, you probably did spend most of your working years so far in a pre-COVID workplaces. People were packed in pretty tight right there that I think,, but don't worry about being in the workplace. You've got the commute to relax anyway, right? It shouldn't be so bad. You're grinding, trading your time for dollars. But also this worker here, they're doing something else that the lawn mower didn't do. Okay. We're going to say that you mowing the lawn that classified a poor person.   Keith Weinhold (00:26:31) - You had to work for money. But the middle class person here, they're also working for money. But they do have a better and higher use of their investing dollars. They're also getting some of their money to work for them in something like a 401 K or a 403 B, or a thrift savings plan, or an IRA or a 457 plan or something like that. So the middle class person here, they get some of their dollars working for them. That's significant. But look, here's the real point getting your money to work for you doesn't build wealth. And all these middle class people here, they think there couldn't possibly be anything better than me getting my money out there working for me. So I'll just leave it there. It can't get any better than having my money work for me. Well, that's not true. And I find it to be a real conundrum and paradox that people will spend tons of time learning about how work works. They spend zero time learning about how money works, but yet money is the only reason that they even go to work, which is really unusual to me.   Keith Weinhold (00:27:36) - So getting your money to work for you does not build wealth. Now, that doesn't sound too bad on the surface, but if you think about a 10% return over the long term from the S&P 500, which is about what you could expect, most people don't even consider the five deleterious drags on that 10% of inflation and emotion and taxes and fees and volatility, all five of those simultaneous drags. Now, I think some of these are easier to explain and understand than others. For example, if you have a 10% rate of return and 3% inflation, which is a long term historic term, you're already down to a 7% inflation adjusted rate of return. We haven't even subtracted out those other four things yet, and I like to look at things in really long timeline. So let's take a look at some long timelines with some returns you can expect. And therefore I also like to look at inflation in a long timeline. We'll call it 3% inflation. You've got to beat inflation substantially in order to have any real return.   Keith Weinhold (00:28:39) - And things like stocks mutual funds, ETFs just don't do it. So let's look at long timelines of let's say over 100 years here. I talked to you about the drag of inflation. Let's talk about the drag of volatility. This is little understood. Stocks are quite volatile. They go up and down. They're choppy where real estate is a substantially smoother ride. So let's look at two different lines here on this graph okay. Over the last 120 years since about the year 1900, the stock market has averaged roughly that 10% return, 6% from capital appreciation and 4% from dividends. So therefore, the Green Line, this shows capital appreciation. You're probably pretty used to seeing this. The compound return. This looks thrilling. Your mutual fund advisor loves to show you this line. This line goes like exponential. Like, who wouldn't want some of that, right? Some even believe Einstein was purported to say that compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. So what's wrong with it? Where does it break down? Okay, well, I'm going to show you a second line.   Keith Weinhold (00:29:46) - And both of these lines show a 6% return from the year 1900, more than 120 years of returns. So the green line is what you think you got. But what did you really get with this 6%, quote unquote compounded return? You don't get this. You get this? That's what you really got. This is the deleterious effect of volatility on stock returns. You're like whoa, whoa wait. Well why why did that happen? How did that happen? The difference here is that whole effect of, let's say you have a $100 stock and it loses 50%. Now it's down to 50 bucks, but it gains back 50% the next year. Now it's only up to 75. So you've gone from $100 down to $75, even though you lost 50% in year one, say, and you gain 50% in year two. So it's really a mathematical problem. Another way to say it is that time spent making up previous losses is not the same as growing your money. It's not the same as compounding your money.   Keith Weinhold (00:30:51) - In fact, the tip of the blue line, the end of it there. Today's dollars. That's only 38% of what you get at the tip of the Green Line at what you expect to get. So a lot of investing has to do with expectations. If you expect a green line and you only get the blue line, that's when you end up like this. You know, sort of these stereotypical stock kind of photos when people can't pay the bills. And the interesting thing is we've been in a 401 K based world for 35 to 40 years now, where that's sort of the norm. People continue to end up like this, but yet they still get into 401 K's, and think getting their money to work for them is a way to build wealth. We're here and we're talking about why it isn't and that is the problem. And compound interest and compound interest does not bail people out of their income and savings problem either. Four out of five people have less than one year's worth of income, save for retirement.   Keith Weinhold (00:31:48) - This is why we have a retirement crisis today. You can't count on compound interest alone. So I would like you to imagine another pretty dreamy scenario for yourself. Okay. And this this is a pretty important exercise. This is some better news for you. I want you to think about how much money you think you're going to make, both earned and through investment returns your entire life. We'll say it's inside this vault right here. Okay. And the reason that this is some, some better news is, you know what? If you're in this room, the chances are that you're going to have a greater net worth and greater residual income than other people will. Because you've shown up here, you've shown that you're interested in this. And a lot of people, they don't think about inflation and they underestimate their life's earnings. So let's say that your entire life's net worth, accumulated assets would be the way to say it. Let's say your total accumulated assets are coming up to $8.5 million. How's that sound? $8.5 million.   Keith Weinhold (00:32:58) - That sounds pretty good, doesn't it? Wouldn't that be amazing? Now just imagine this. I'm going to give you all $8.5 million at one time. You're going to receive this all at once. How would that feel like? Wouldn't that be amazing? How fast are you going to quit your job? Hopefully you at least give the two weeks notice. Where are you going to go on vacation? Are you going to have time to care for your loved ones now, or be a volunteer at habitat for humanity? Or finally have time to be a deacon at your church? Or do whatever is important to you because you are job optional. Now with this 8.5 million delivered all at once. But wait, here's the thing I didn't tell you when the 8.5 million is being delivered to you all at once, it's all going to be delivered to you on the last day of your life. That's when you're going to get it. What do you do now? I guess you're not going to do around the world trip anymore, right? You're just saying your goodbyes to people.   Keith Weinhold (00:33:55) - It's the last day of your life. All right. What if you got 80% of this amount, then at age 80, would that be a little better or 70% at age 70? Would that be a little better? So my point is, timing matters. I don't know, what can you really do if you get 70% of it at age 70? You know, maybe when you're 73, that's the last year you can really paddleboard very well because you've had six knee surgeries by that or something. So timing really matters. So you really want to be invested in something that gives you an income stream that provides liquidity to you over time. You really ideally most want this sort of lifestyle smoothing effect where they get this income metered out to them. So liquidity really, really matters. And what helps achieve this smoothing it is those income streams. In fact, I would go as far as to say that the standard advice that you hear out there from people invest for your future, period. I'd actually say that's bad advice or incomplete advice.   Keith Weinhold (00:35:04) - Why would you only invest for your future when you can invest now for a stream of income now and not hemorrhage or sacrifice the future at all, which is really something that you can do with real estate. Build an income stream. Now, it typically appreciates faster than stocks and you didn't sacrifice the future at all., there's more bad advice out there. I think sometimes you'll hear a person say, for example, oh, pay yourself first. That means put your money in a traditional retirement plan or something like that. Pay yourself first. Wait a second. How in the world is it paying myself first if money is deducted from my paycheck when I'm, say, age 35 and I don't get that back until, say, I made 75, look what the 401 K the most popular plan in the United States. You cannot take penalty free distributions until between age 59.5 and 70.5. That's just when they begin. And you also must begin paying taxes on it at that time. So. Would you really find it a good trade if you trade away one hour of your 35 year old self? And in return, you get one hour of your 75 year old self.   Keith Weinhold (00:36:16) - Does that sound like a good trade? A lot of people that invest in these traditional retirement plans, that's really the trade that you're making. And I used to be involved in traditional retirement plans. I used to think they were the best thing until I looked at it. A lot of people talk about the benefits of delayed gratification, and I think delayed gratification. There's something implied in that being a desirable thing, that there's a positive outcome and that there's some big reward for delayed gratification. But it's definitely not guaranteed. We're not guaranteed tomorrow. So I think for one K plans, they're known as tax deferral plans. But I think you could just as easily call them life deferral plans because that's principally what they do in my opinion. So let's go back to the lawn mower. The lawn mower again, I'm classifying that as the poor or however the middle class are doing a little something different. Remember, not only were they working for money, they got some of their money to work for them, oftentimes in a retirement plan.   Keith Weinhold (00:37:14) - I guess they're symbolized by these,, what do they look like here? Construction engineers or something like that. They're middle class, the wealthy. You're doing something that the poor and the middle class aren't doing. The middle class. They get their money to work for them. What are the wealthy do? What is this guy doing right here? What does he have figured out? He knows the best and highest use of his investing. Dollar is not getting his money to work for him. It's getting other people's money to work for him. And in real estate, you can actually get other people's money to work for you three ways at the same time. And you can do it ethically. I think it's important to be ethical. You never get called a slumlord. Like, for example, my mission is to provide housing that's clean, safe, affordable and functional. You can use other people's money three ways at the same time will call this OPM Other People's money. You might have seen that abbreviation before.   Keith Weinhold (00:38:11) - You can do it three ways simultaneously with real estate. And you know, the great thing is you don't need any degree. You don't need any certification at all in order to ethically use other people's money three ways at the same time. The first way is with the bank's money. Like for example, the way I bought that first fourplex is with 3.5% of my own money, is a down payment, and I borrowed the other 96.5. So use the bank's money for the loan and leverage you use the tenant's money for that all important income stream, and for paying down your loan for you. And then the third way you use other people's money simultaneously in real estate is that you use the government's money for very generous tax incentives, like you can defer your capital gains tax endlessly. You can get a mortgage interest deduction. There's something called depreciation which shelters a portion of your rent income from ever getting taxed. Don't get your money to work for you. Or at least don't make that the focus. The focus should be on ethically getting other people's money to work for you.   Keith Weinhold (00:39:18) - And you know, I think really a concept like this harkens back to the late business philosopher Jim Rohn. Right? Jim Rohn said formal education will make you a living, but self-education will make you a fortune. So you really getting a condensed self-education right here? So let's just look at one of these three. Let's talk about that ten in income stream. That's the important one. That's the one where you build residual income. If you do want that freedom, if you do want to build enough of that residual income so that you can be job optional and do what you want to do, think about it conceptually. Think about how amazing it is that the tenant pays you what they pay you. The tenant pays completely one third of their income most of the time in rent to you one third of the time. So that is like you getting paid and that tenant going to work for you ten days every month. We'll call it the first ten days of every month just to work for you and to pay you.   Keith Weinhold (00:40:22) - Do you have any idea how amazing that is? Think about that. What other company gets one third of people's incomes and can do it at scale? Apple doesn't get one third of people's incomes. Think of all the stuff that people buy on Amazon, all those consumer products. But people still don't spend a third of their income on Amazon. So this is amazing. Like, who else gets this? Really nobody but you in real estate. So, you know, we're getting you to think differently here. This is just again one of the three ways that you can ethically employ other people's money. The others were the banks money and the government's money. We're talking about the tenants money here. All right. That was almost the first half of my presentation at the Spartan Summit. We are get rich education. So to review what you learned earlier in the show here today, keeping it real simple. High rates are for a strong economy, and low rates are for a weak economy. A fed pivot means when they reverse their monetary policy stance.   Keith Weinhold (00:41:31) - For example, going from raising rates to lowering rates. From that point where we left off on my presentation there, I go on to discuss more about the importance of cash flow, how leverage beats compound interest, inflation, property selection, properties to avoid, and more. If you'd like to watch all of that presentation, you can in entirety with the video on the get Rich education YouTube channel. Also, the link directly to that full video is in today's show notes. On the way out today, again coming up on a future episode retirement, we polled our great audience with the two you want to retire question. And we're also asking what is retirement anyway? We're discussing both of those huge questions coming up here on the show. If you'd like to hear that episode more, be sure to follow the show on your favorite podcast platform. Until next week, I'm your host, Keith Reinhold. Don't quit your day dream.   Speaker 6 (00:42:32) - Nothing on this show should be considered specific, personal or professional advice. Please consult an appropriate tax, legal, real estate, financial or business professional for individualized advice.   Speaker 6 (00:42:42) - Opinions of guests are their own. Information is not guaranteed. All investment strategies have the potential for profit or loss. The host is operating on behalf of get Rich education LLC exclusively. The.   Keith Weinhold (00:43:00) - The preceding program was brought to you by your home for wealth building. Get rich education.com.

It is my absolute pleasure & honour to introduce our very special expert guest, Inspector Mitch Martin from the Durham Regional Police service in Canada. This remarkable individual has achieved tremendous success in his field and has become a true authority in Policing and is currently the Officer in Charge of Central West Division in Whitby. With 33 years of experience and a proven track record. Inspector Martin has worked eight years as a Homicide Detective and four years as a Detective Sergeant in charge of the Homicide Unit. Apart from Homicide, he is also a trained Crisis Negotiator and Critical Incident Commander. He has a wealth of knowledge to share with all of us.Please listen to this excellent interview as I am very honoured to have Inspector Martin share some very important issue's that effect all of us, in one way or another. Our hearts are always with missing persons and victims of crime. A special update on the unidentified human remains that were found in 2006 on Holt Road in Bowmanville, Ontario Canada. The remains of the female were discovered in a field near South Service Road and Holt Road, in Clarington. As a forensic artist, I originally completed the 2D facial reconstruction on this unidentified skull. You can view the images on our website, ‘Can I Help Find Your Missing Loved One' at https://www.canihelpfindyourmissinglovedone.com/mitch-martin/If you have any information about what we discussed in this episode, please contact the Durham Regional Police Homicide Unit (905) 579-1520."For too long, the victims of crime have been the forgotten persons of our criminal justice system."~President Ronald W. Reagan, April 1, 1981

This special episode is dedicated to precious Noreen Anne Greenley who disappeared 60 years ago. You are never forgotten. On Saturday, September 14, 1963, Noreen GREENLEY (DOB: May 16, 1950) was 13 years old when she was abducted waiting at a bus stop in Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada.A special heartfelt episode with family members as they express the pain and suffering of what LIFE has been like without Noreen.Thinking of you Shelley Greenley,  I really miss our conversations and you are forever in my heart. To view pictures of Noreen and family on the website, "Can I Help Find Your Missing Loved One"?  please click on the link below.https://www.canihelpfindyourmissinglovedone.com/noreen-anne-greenley-2/If anyone knows what happened to Noreen or where she may be today, please leave a tip on the "Can I Help Find Your Missing Loved One?" Website at:  https://www.canihelpfindyourmissinglovedone.com/contact-us/    or you may call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or Durham Regional Police at 1-888-579-1520. You may also private message Kelly Greenley in the Facebook Group called – Back to September 14th, 1963, when Noreen Anne Greenley Disappeared.For those who missed season 1 of this Podcast, I interviewed Kelley Greenley a few years ago.Here is the interview. https://www.canihelpfindyourmissinglovedone.com/noreen-anne-greenley/

Craig's going all-in to prepare for Rock Your Block in Bowmanville. If you're afraid of flying, this story won't help you. Ceiling fans cause A LOT of child injuries! The most overrated movies. And how to explain to your kids you can afford Taylor Swift tickets.

In episode 254, we get curious about keys and locks for Everett and Henry from Bowmanville, Ontario and Jeremy and Oliver from Colorado.  For how long have people been using keys and locks?  What are some of the different kinds of keys out there?  How do keys and locks work?  Listen to this episode to unlock a whole lot of information about keys and locks.  Visit the Curious Kid Podcast Website - http://www.curiouskidpodcast.com Send Us An E-mail - curiouskidpodcast@gmail.comLeave Us A Voicemail - 856-425-2324Support Us On Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/CuriouskidpodcastShop Curious Kid Podcast Merchandise - http://tee.pub/lic/fqXchg3wUVUFollow Us On Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/curiouskidpod/Follow Us On Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/curiouskidpodcast/Follow Us On Twitter - https://twitter.com/CuriousKidPodhttps://www.google.com/url?sa=i&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.quora.com%2FHow-do-master-keys-work&psig=AOvVaw32A4iee0rsfkCj4d2wACu7&ust=1691945627096000&source=images&cd=vfe&opi=89978449&ved=0CBAQjRxqFwoTCPiUw-LK14ADFQAAAAAdAAAAABAE

Bowmanville is a Jazz band based out of Chicago with with a Hot club jazz from 1930's Paris style.  It was a pleasure talking with Ethan, Mason, and Graham.  Check out their show on August 18 at the Acorn.

Host Alex Pierson speaks with Rose Finlay, mother of three who became a quadriplegic after an accident at age 17. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A thick haze is blanketing Toronto's skyline from wildfires in northern Ontario and Quebec; police have fatally shot a dog in Burlington; and, a Bowmanville, Ont. man says he wasn't told his brand new truck had an aftermarket catalytic converter installed after the original was stolen.

In September 1963 13 year old Noreen Greenley ived in Bowmanville, Ontario. When she didn't come home after a night hanging out with her friends; her father reported her missing. Listen through to learn about the theories behind her disappearance.

Camosun Chargers Men's Volleyball Assistant Coach Nick Baker-Bell joins the show for Day Four of our '25 in 25' Countdown to Christmas. --- Welcome (back) to The All-Canadian Podcast, powered by the All-Canadian Sports Network! As we count down to Christmas, we are releasing a new podcast episode each day from December 1st to 25th, kind of like an audio advent calendar. Day Four features Camosun Chargers Men's Volleyball Assistant Coach Nick Baker-Bell. The Bowmanville, Ontario native joins host Tyler Bennett to discuss his own experiences as both a student-athlete and coach in the CCAA while giving some advice to student-athletes as they navigate their own post-secondary journeys! Baker-Bell shares his experiences as both a student-athlete and as a coach, discussing lessons he's learned about himself along the way. He talks about his transition from player to coach, and how he's been able to navigate his post-athlete journey. --- Interested in making an appearance on The All-Canadian Podcast? If so, let us know here: https://forms.gle/4vZejcnRZEVHZ1kF8 - - - Be sure to FOLLOW the All-Canadian Sports Network on all social media accounts for All-Canadian Coverage, All The Time: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allcanadiansportsnetwork/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/AllCdnSportsNet Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/allcanadiansportsnetwork

This week's podcast episode is about two Jane Does from the beautiful country of Canada. Here is some basic information about these two women and their stories. The Mossleigh Jane Doe is the only name we have for a woman found in Mossleigh, Alberta, Canada. Mossleigh is an extremely small and rural town with a population of just over 50 people. The county Mossleigh is in, which is Vulcan County, has under 4,000 people. It's about 60 kilometers from Calgary, which is one of the largest cities in Canada. Investigators found that the remains belonged to a female and had been deceased for one to five years. she had a healed fracture to her right cheekbone. She also had a button osteoma on the right side of her forehead. This woman also had several missing teeth and likely wore an upper denture. She also could have had arthritis and neck pain during her life. She was between 5'2 and 5'6. She could have been anywhere from 40 and 80 years old. They believe she was either white or first nations for her ethnicity. The Clarington Jane Doe was found in Bowmanville, Ontario on October 27, 2006. Just like our first case, this woman was found by a farmer who was harvesting dogwood plants in a marshy field. This was near the South Service Road and Holt Road, near the entrance Darlington Nuclear Plant. This Jane Doe was confirmed to be a woman after looking at her skull, femur, and other recovered bones. They also confirmed she was very young, just between 18 and 25 years old. The most unique quality about this woman was her teeth. She had protruding teeth and her upper teeth were more noticeable. Her jaws were also very narrow. One of her front teeth was slightly wider than the other. She also had white fillings on her front teeth, along with silver fillings in her back teeth. Just like our first Jane Doe, this Jane Doe also had a healed fracture on her face, but hers was on her nose. They aren't sure if this was from an injury or from a rhinoplasty, but they do know she had some type of fracture. They also found that her bones looked like she could have been anemic. Thank you for listening to these two women's stories. About the Podmoth network: https://podmoth.network/ Affiliate links and codes: https://linktr.ee/doeidentifypodcast Episode sources: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TLDKXQOAxHPc-P1a4itxhA8UC2_uaFdYOKEMwxFNVSQ/edit?usp=sharing --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/doe-identify/support

Part Two: I will talk about open cases of the Rosedale Jane Doe, Clarington Jane Doe, Toronto Jane Doe (2019), Windsor Jane Doe (1982), Windsor John Doe (1982), Another Windsor Jane Doe (1982), Edmonton Jane Doe (1975)UNIDENTIFIED:   Each year, police record over 100,000 missing persons in Canada. In 2021, British Columbia had the highest number of missing adult reports per capita, with 258 reports per 100,000 people, followed by Manitoba with 152 reports per 100,000 people. Nunavut had the lowest, with five reports per 100,000 peopleThese are their stories….IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:(Click on the name of Jane /John Does below)LOST LOVED ONES:Rosedale Jane Doe: On May 2, 2022, police responded to a call in the Castle Frank Road and Dale Avenue area at around 4:45 p.m outside a home. Based on the Police report, her body was left there somewhere between noon on April 28 and on May 2, but she may have been dead since last summer. They estimated her to be between 4 to 7 years old. Clarington Jane Doe: aka Bowmanville Jane Doe 2006/Ontario Jane Doe . On October 27, 2006, while harvesting dogwood plants a man found human remains in a marshy field near the Darlington Nuclear Plant in Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada. This location was isolated and undeveloped and quite mucky to trudge through. It's near enough to roads as well, but not too close to be stumbled upon by hikers.Toronto Jane Doe (2019): On June 7th, 2019, A woman's body was found in Toronto's north end last month and police are asking for your help identifying her. She was found in the area of Donlands Avenue and Millwood Road, which has a steep bridge in the area. in the early morning hours of June 7. Google Map location Windsor Jane Doe (1982): April 11-24, 1982 (Estimated) This is the time the deceased was estimated to be in the water.  April 25, 1982, They were discovered in the Detroit River near Maple Leaf Mills ProcessingWindsor John Doe (1982): Only 3.24 mi estimated away, on April 26, 1982, another body was recovered from the Detroit river near Fighting Island. He was estimated to be in the water for six months. He was male and black, 5'6"-5'8", with undetermined age. Another Windsor Jane Doe (1982): 3 Hours and Forty-Five Minutes away, on April 11, 1982, another female's body was recovered from the Inner Harbour near the Royal Canadian Yacht Club Toronto, Ontario. This female was also in the water for several weeks, height 5'1, with several healed medical procedures. Aged 35-50 years old. Edmonton Jane Doe (1975):  June 30, 1975. Edmonton was discovered in the North Saskatchewan River near the Beverly neighborhood of Edmonton, Canada.  We know that she is female, aged 18-30, and was 5'3 - 5'6 at 101-110 pounds. Edmonton was First Nations. HOW YOU CAN HELP:Crime Stoppers: 1-800-222-TIPS(8477) or online at https://www.canadiancrimestoppers.org/tips Crime Stoppers provides anonymous tippingSend an email to the National Centre for Missing Persons and Unidentified Remains at:canadasmissing-disparuscanada@rcmp-grc.gc.ca  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

It's the final part of our Durham Region series! This time, we take you to Bowmanville, where there are amazing beers and wood fired oven pizza at the brand new Manantler Craft Brewing Co. taproom and patio. Also, please check out the Cause Worthy Cream Ale there, since a part of the sales go to help support PFLAG Canada Durham Region. All Beer Inside is a podcast by and for craft beer lovers. We travel near and far to sample the best brews and meet fellow aficionados. Drink craft, not crap! Please like, share, comment, subscribe and hit that notification bell! Beers tasted:- Roberta Blondar- Fifth Wheel Lage- Dark Prince- Never Sleep Again Manantler Craft Brewing Co.160 Baseline Road E, Unit B1, Bowmanville, OntarioWebsite All Beer Inside:Website, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Untappd: @allbeerinside The video portion of this interview can be found here Search for All Beer Inside in all your favorite apps. #CraftBeer #CraftBeerLove #DrinkCraftNotCrap #Manantler

It's the final part of our Durham Region series! This time, we take you to Bowmanville, where there are amazing beers and wood fired oven pizza at the brand new Manantler Craft Brewing Co. taproom and patio. Also, please check out the Cause Worthy Cream Ale there, since a part of the sales go to help support PFLAG Canada Durham Region. All Beer Inside is a podcast by and for craft beer lovers. We travel near and far to sample the best brews and meet fellow aficionados. Drink craft, not crap! Please like, share, comment, subscribe and hit that notification bell! Beers tasted: - Roberta Blondar - Fifth Wheel Lage - Dark Prince - Never Sleep Again Manantler Craft Brewing Co. 160 Baseline Road E, Unit B1, Bowmanville, Ontario Website All Beer Inside: Website, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Untappd: @allbeerinside The video portion of this interview can be found here Search for All Beer Inside in all your favorite apps. #CraftBeer #CraftBeerLove #DrinkCraftNotCrap #Manantler

Join the boys as they welcome to the show Chris Leeming! We talk to Chris about playing hockey in Harrow and some of the friends he grew up playing hockey with. We ask him about his trip through Jr hockey playing at all levels including the OHL with Oshawa.  Chris talks about time in Bowmanville with his billet family, the transition into the OHL and playing with guys like John Tavares. We asked him about coaching now, development, and to cap it off a couple stories about our friend Brandon Bezaire.   Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/hthpodcast Music by Ignore The Evidence  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSnJVPmX2HyiftyCAnEIzKw Merch store https://accuratecreations.net/collections/hat-trick-hockey https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCn1E6n-DiMPZJi090z-VM2g  

Thursdays are for farmers on RealAg Radio! On today’s episode, guest host Lyndsey Smith tries her hand at the news once more, and then hops in to the Farmer Rapid Fire with: Aaron Bowman, from near Bowmanville, Ont.; Emery Huszka, from Lambton Country, Ont.; Tyler Bartmanovich, from near Glenlea, Man.; and, Jeff Bennett, from Dodsland,... Read More

Thursdays are for farmers on RealAg Radio! On today’s episode, guest host Lyndsey Smith tries her hand at the news once more, and then hops in to the Farmer Rapid Fire with: Aaron Bowman, from near Bowmanville, Ont.; Emery Huszka, from Lambton Country, Ont.; Tyler Bartmanovich, from near Glenlea, Man.; and, Jeff Bennett, from Dodsland,... Read More

Today, we're joined by Lora Behm. Lora, a graduate of our 10 Loans a Month Academy from Bowmanville, Ontario, has already funded more in the first half of 2022 than she did in all of 2021.   Lora is here to discuss how she found her first 10 files, an underwriting tip on income type, and what surprised her about being a mortgage broker.   If you're looking exclusively for rookie broker content, subscribe to the "Rookie Mortgage Broker" podcast, available wherever you get your podcasts.   In today's "Ask The Expert" segment, we have Ben McCabe from Bloom Finance discussing what happens if house prices go down.   Lora Behm's Website: www.behmmortgages.com Lora Behm's Email: lora@behmmortgages.com   Bloom Finance Website: www.bloomfin.ca/ilmb   The I Love Mortgage Brokering Network is brought to you by Finmo. To learn more, visit: www.finmo.ca/ilmb   If there's someone you think would be a great guest for the show, visit: www.podcastwithscott.com   Follow on TikTok: @tiktok.mortgagebroker   I Love Mortgage Brokering: www.ilovemortgagebrokering.com   Find out more about ILMB Mortgage Pros: www.rookietorockstar.ca   Find out more about the $25 Million Dollar Blueprint: www.get25million.com   Find out more about the 10 Loans A Month Academy: www.10loansamonth.com

Today, we're joined by Lora Behm. Lora, a graduate of our 10 Loans a Month Academy from Bowmanville, Ontario, has already funded more in the first half of 2022 than she did in all of 2021.   Lora is here to discuss how she found her first 10 files, an underwriting tip on income type, and what surprised her about being a mortgage broker.   Lora Behm's Website: www.behmmortgages.com Lora Behm's Email: lora@behmmortgages.com   The I Love Mortgage Brokering Network is brought to you by Finmo. To learn more, visit: www.finmo.ca/ilmb   I Love Mortgage Brokering: www.ilovemortgagebrokering.com   Find out more about ILMB Mortgage Pros: www.rookietorockstar.ca   Find out more about the $25 Million Dollar Blueprint: www.get25million.com   Find out more about the 10 Loans A Month Academy: www.10loansamonth.com

Long time no see. Can you believe it's already October and the holidays are right around the corner? Literally. And I think we're all still waiting to see what it's going to be like this year as we begin peeking out from behind this life-altering global pandemic. I know one of the traditions my family missed out on last year was an in-person holiday handbell concert by the Raleigh Ringers. It wasn't safe and like most arts organizations, they took their performance to cyberspace. This pandemic has really turned the way we experience life upside down, and I truly believe that one of the hardest hit subsectors in the nonprofit world is arts & culture. And yet, the sector rose to the occasion as it provided us with virtual concerts we'd otherwise never been able to attend (Third Coast Baroque and Broadway Inspirational Voices, I'm talking to you!), virtual gatherings to create and reflect on beauty, and so much more. My guest today is Dionne Powlenzuk, the Executive Director of the Visual Arts Centre of Clarington in Bowmanville, Ontario Canada. We recorded this podcast earlier this year before adding video, so ironic as it is, we only have audio for this interview. So… could you imagine how to run a public art gallery during a pandemic? Like how can you even? How do you continue serving your community when everything is on lockdown? Or not? Or again? The fact is: Even though we are finally seeing the light at the end of the Covid tunnel, this pandemic has hit the arts sector the hardest of all. And yet, I cannot fathom how we would have survived this pandemic without leaders like Dionne who took what was primarily an in-person only experience and moved it online and outdoors so we could learn and refresh our spirits during one of the darkest times in our lifetime!. In this interview, Dionne and I talk about how she started volunteering at the organization she now leads, and what that journey has been like. We also explore the various ways the pandemic has changed the way we experience the arts, and how her local gallery has not only expanded their audience, they've also grown the pool of artists they support—with living wages—to include artists worldwide. So with no further adieu, allow me to introduce you to Dionne Powlenzuk, the Executive Director of the Visual Arts Centre of Clarington. https://yournonprofitlife.com/s2ep16-dionne-powlenzuk

Jordan is joined by a pure Canadian legend this week; author and Camp-X expert Lynn-Philip Hodgson came, saw, and conquered in this episode about Camp-X, the top-secret and historically significant special agent training camp located in my backyard of Ontario, Canada! If you think Canada didn't have much push and punch during WWII, then this episode will open your eyes wide! Lynn gives us a great presentation on Camp-X, including other significant facilities that operated in the Greater Toronto Area and Southern Ontario during WWII. These facilities include Camp 30, a German Officer POW Camp, Defense Industries Limited, a huge munitions factory area which would eventually become the city of Ajax, and the original Hydra (eventually referenced in numerous works), a state-of-the-art communications system base. This episode divulges so much great stuff, including who was responsible for the Nazi's ‘Final Solution', where the famous spy term ‘the farm' originates from, and numerous inspirations and connections to some of the best movies from the 007 James Bond franchise. I could not believe how cool some of these connections were and there are even more within Lynn's books, which I highly recommend for some great reads. Lynn shares a great story (previously confidential) about his experience of being called up by British Intelligence to let him experience the James Bond ‘Goldfinger' Aston Martin vehicle up close and personal! Another interesting bit we touch on is the weird timing of the opening of Camp-X and the attacks at Pearl Harbour (something I really want to look into more in the future)! Lynn also shares various memorial sights for Camp-X, his artifact collection, and plans for the upcoming opening of a new Camp-X museum! This episode alone proves that Camp-X needs to properly be in the history books and that Canada should be proud and credited respectfully on this one! Divulgence for the pride of Canada – Enjoy Eh!   **Being a brand-new podcast, all support is appreciated, any shape or form. That being said, I would highly appreciate a thumbs up on YouTube and PLEASE click ‘Subscribe'! If you are listening on Apple, a 5-star review would mean so much! Thank you all, and please enjoy what I want to share with the world by bringing interesting and important knowledge to the people! Rock on and be well. ** Resources: DIVULGENCE YOUTUBE - https://youtube.com/channel/UCStiGMkq3vDyOU6AW6DyvMgBITCHUTE - https://bitchute.com/channel/8QsxZf1nxO0C/ODYSEE - https://odysee.com/@Divulgencepod:0RUMBLE - https://rumble.com/user/DivulgenceTWITTER - @divulgencepodINSTAGRAM - @divulgencepodFACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/Divulgence-102662585502733BUY ME A COFFEE – https://buymeacoffee.com/divulgencepodPodcast available on YouTube, Spotify, Apple, Amazon Music, Stitcher, Pandora. For bookings or promotions, please message on Twitter.LYNN-PHILIP HODGSON http://www.camp-x.com For resource recommendations, see the YouTube video description. 

In this episode, we talk to LIVE WELL Exercise Clinic CEO Sara Hodson and franchisee Michelle Dunbar who opened her Bowmanville, Ontario location in July 2020. LIVE WELL is a medical fitness clinic that specializes in providing supervised exercise and healthy lifestyle coaching for people who have chronic health conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, and obesity, and provides fitness support for those wanting to prevent them. Here, Sara and Michelle share: • Why Michelle chose LIVE WELL over other franchise opportunities and instead of starting her own business from scratch • How LIVE WELL's core values impacts Sara's ability to find franchisees aligned with the same mission • The challenging surprises (and joys!) that emerged from COVID-19 for the LIVE WELL system and for Michelle's brand new franchise that was opened in the midst of the pandemic

On this episode of Defence Deconstructed, you'll hear a presentation from the Leader of the Official Oppostion Erin O'Toole, delivered as part of Canadian Defence Exchange, a one-day virtual event organized by the Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries (CADSI) on May 5, 2021. Defence Deconstructed is brought to you by Irving Shipbuilding. A strategic partner of the federal government's National Shipbuilding Strategy, providing skilled, well-paying jobs that support Canada's economic recovery. Defence Deconstructed is also brought to you by Boeing. Participant's Bio: Host Bio: O'Toole was born in Montreal and grew up in Port Perry and Bowmanville. O'Toole joined the Canadian Forces in 1991 and studied at the Royal Military College (RMC) until 1995. He was commissioned in Air Command[note 1] serving as an air navigator, eventually attaining the rank of captain. Following his active service, he received a law degree, practicing law for nearly a decade until he was elected as the member of Parliament (MP) for Durham in a 2012 by-election. In 2015, O'Toole briefly served as veterans affairs minister in the Harper government. In 2017, he ran for the party's leadership, finishing third to winner Andrew Scheer. After Scheer resigned as leader in late 2019, O'Toole ran a successful leadership campaign, defeating former cabinet minister Peter MacKay in the 2020 leadership election. https://meet.erinotoole.ca Dave Perry (host): Senior Analyst and Vice President with the Canadian Global Affairs Institute (www.cgai.ca/david_perry) Recording Date: 5 May 2021 Follow the Canadian Global Affairs Institute on Facebook, Twitter (@CAGlobalAffairs), or on LinkedIn. Head over to our website at www.cgai.ca for more commentary. Produced by Charlotte Duval-Lantoine. Music credits to Drew Phillips

Episode Summary In this episode, Quentin talks with a member who is new to investing and wants to use it as a vehicle to set up her family's financial future and her retirement. They explore some options she can take during her growth phase of investing.  Talking about their background, the member shares that they are originally from Durham. They had been living in Toronto, in a single detached house. They decided to rent it, but the cash flow was not ideal compared to what they can get out here, for a lot less mortgage. In June, they bought duplex in Bowmanville, and rented the top floor, while they worked on the basement to rent it out as well. The renting arrangement for the upper floor came around to $1500 due to a family arrangement, and the basement for $1775 plus utilities. Quentin adds that working with family is fine, as long as they have a proper lease in place, as sometimes there can be a little tension, especially in such cases. The member adds that both of the leases are short-term. Quentin says that as they are helping a family member out, they're doing them a favor, and hopefully that'll come back to them. On the subject of why they want to invest in real estate, they member shares that while both she and her husband do well financially, and have pension, they want to do this for their three kids. They want to do something like they didn't get help themselves, but to help them, like with a down payment, and then it would be nice if they had another one to help themselves.  She also shares that they do not have access to equity that they could repurpose into another property, and with the closing cost, the property cost them around $715k. Quentin adds that if they make it a legal duplex, then there should be value that's added to it, because if it's illegal duplex, they will be able to include both rents when you're applying for a mortgage. He mentions the related content on the subject in the vault, called The Phases of Real Estate Investing, Property Management, Key Policies and Procedures in the start area, as well as the course Your First Three Properties.  Quentin adds that they can rely on other property management services in the area to help them out, and some of them will just do tenant placement for them. In addition to this, the five-hour course on Property Management is helpful in this regard as well. The Getting Higher Appraisals course can help them get better appraisals for their property, and set themself apart from everybody else, as most people will never do this. He adds that there are a lot of times when we get paid in this business, we get paid in cash flow, and when we sell a property, but we try not to do that very often. What's better than selling a property is the appraisal; that's when we get paid.  Talking about another way to mixing the funds from one that's deductible to nondeductible, is The Smith Maneuver. It's a strategy that allows you to turn your nondeductible debt, which is the interest on your mortgage to make it tax deductible. He suggests that if they take from the refi, put it on their principal, and then access it again, they're basically converting their nondeductible debt to deductible debt. Then the next year, if they did it, bought a property and the same process, they're basically converting their principal residence into deductible debt. Once they've done the whole process, and it's all line of credit, then they go back and get a new mortgage, it's clean, because all of it has been deducted. Then the interest would be all tax deductible; the principal wouldn't, but the interest would.  In conclusion, Quentin suggests attending the Q&A calls, as they're great for networking to meet other people in the area who are investing. The other thing is to make sure to take advantage of the video materials. There's a lot of resources that are on there. If they want to do something specific, they can go through the roadmaps, as they are...

#123: Pitfalls & Mistakes Lawyers Can Save You From w/Brian McMurter On this week's show Gary chats with good friend and Gary's personal real estate lawyer for many years, Brian McMurter. He's been in the business for 40 years, and June 2021 was his busiest month, EVER! He says everyone he's ever known AND their children seem to be buying or selling right now! He's built a solid team of professionals to help assist home buyers and sellers protect their interests and assets, for likely one of the biggest financial transactions of their lives. They had a wide-ranging discussion about current situations, and plain advice that never grows old. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: Do you even NEED a lawyer to close a property in Ontario Should you close a property in your own name, a corporation or a 3-tiered corp? Who does the lawyer represent - you, the bank or both? What types of delays happen upon closing, and how they affect many other properties down the line Types of clauses and buyer protection YOU should be adding into real estate contracts Types of clauses Brian thinks should be added Challenges and rewards of private lending How the pandemic has changed how McMurter does business How personal marijuana growth at home is affected Brian's opinions on future market conditions And MORE! Brian's Bio Brian C. McMurter is a Whitby-based lawyer, specializing in Real Estate and Wills & Estates and also providing Notary services, having come to law following an extremely successful career in the banking industry. With firm roots in the Durham Region in Ontario, Brian's client base extends from Scarborough through to Clarington, and all the cities in between (Pickering/Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville, Newcastle). Brian's policy of “No Surprises” has made him a popular choice among residents and real estate professionals alike. He actively supports his community as a member of the Chamber of Commerce, participates in the Durham Networking Association, and is a frequent speaker in the community on topics relating to real estate and wills. Website/contact info for guest Web: https://www.mcmurter.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Brian-C-McMurter-208879189123996 This episode proudly sponsored by AGHI Home Inspections and Brian Daley. Whether buying or selling a property, AGHI recognizes that the process can be stressful. It is critical that any decision you make be one that is based on knowing all of the facts. Purchasers, vendors, insurance companies and lending institutions have come to recognize the professionally trained residential home inspector as a credible source of key information vital to making these decisions, and AGHI has been doing it for over 15 years! Contact http://www.bookahomeinspection.com or call (416) 526-7482 Please a leave a review, as it helps Gary understand if he's bringing on the right guests that you want to hear from! Interested in learning more about Real Estate Investing? Visit https://www.smarthomechoice.ca To learn more about Gary's mentorship program, visit https://garyhibbert.ca

CAA's Tony Tsai talks about readying your car for summer drives ahead + Adam Ruppel talks about Drive Festival in September out at in Bowmanville

Sitting less than an hour east of Toronto, the Durham region's craft beer scene has been blowing up in the past few years. One brewery that caught our eye was Bowmanville's Chronicle Brewing, with their eclectic, game and fantasy-centric label art, and impeccable and wide-ranging list of beers. We've been fortunate enough to try a few of their beers over the last year and change, but finally we got to hang out with the folks behind the brews. Helmed by Ted Paulsen, he joined Cee on the podcast alongside Jon Cowling (marketing, front of house) to get into how the brewery came to be, what's in the water in Durham, where the label art (and occasional cease-and-desist worthy imagery) comes from, why they nail such a wide range of styles and a lot more. We cracked open their Clockwork Automation Pilsner, Chimera Pale Ale and Ales From The Crypt black currant sour. This was a beaut, cheers! This episode is sponsored by Doctor Nick's Amazing Man Stuff!  BONUS OFFER: Receive 15% off your next Doctor Nick's Amazing Man Stuff order with code BAOS21 plus free shipping in North America with orders over $40. | www.doctornicks.com BAOS Podcast Subscribe to the podcast on YouTube | Website | Theme tune: Cee - BrewHeads

Episode Summary In this episode, Quentin talks with a member, who is thinking about getting into rentals. We explore what his long-term goals are, and what might be the best strategy to start with.  The member shares that he has been involved in private mortgage investing, as a source of passive income. Now, he and his wife are interested in changing careers by leaving the corporate world and starting their own business in real estate investing. They are also working on their first rent-to-own deal. Currently, they are in the process of getting pre-approved with a mortgage broker. Quentin comments that the strategy that they're using is great for cash flow, but he likes rent-to-own as an exit strategy, and not a long term option, adding “what I found was that every time that I bought properties, like the value of the property was always much higher than when I was selling it to the tenant buyer on and I had a locked in purchase price.” He adds that while this strategy is going to produce a higher cash flow, the member has to understand the tax consequences of what he is doing as well. He says “if your goal is to leave the corporate world, you're going to need to generate cash flow. So rent-to-owns are good for cash flow generation, [but] you would need to focus on getting multiple” Quentin adds that he also needs to add other properties in there, such as long-term rentals. Talking about the effectiveness of the BRRR method, Quentin says that it really supercharges the value of the property, and then you can refinance that out in 18 months to 24 months. He adds that when it comes to the BRRR strategy, the key is always purchasing a property where you can add value. It does require some expertise and work. So, you need to build a team of people around you to help like a good realtor, mortgage broker, and contractor on your team.  As for the areas, Quentin suggests looking in places like Bowmanville, Peterborough, or even Kingston, where the numbers still work, and they make more sense for the strategy. He adds that the member would have to find something that that needs a lot of work. Furthermore, he says that the member needs to maximize the amount of funds that he is able to access, and pull that together. He further adds “once you start the process and you get a couple properties under your belt, then you can actually talk to other people about what you're doing, and perhaps they can invest with you together and do, like a project together.” On the subject of going with the inexpensive lending option, Quentin adds that it's not about price, it's about access to credit, and dollar bills and credit are the same thing in the current economy. If you have credit, you have dollar bills. He suggests not focusing on how much it costs, fees, and all of that and create relationships with the other banks to check if he can open some lines of credit with them, just so that he could have access to it, and have more flexibility. Quentin recommends attending the Q&A sessions, as well as going through the Property Management, Joint Venture Partners, and Finding Off Market Properties courses. In conclusion, he says “Use that Action Taker Program, look at the takeout, The Planning Guide, look at the weekly plan, and just put one thing for finding properties. One thing for funding properties, one thing for financing properties in the Planning Guide, and one thing a week.” Topics Discussed Introduction [00:00] His Background and Experience in Real Estate Investing? [00:59] Have They Owned Residential Rental Properties Before? [02:25] The Areas He Wants to Invest in Using the BRRR Strategy? [08:03] What Can the Member do to Learn More About Real Estate Investing? [14:59] Resources Mentioned https://educationrei.ca/ldcourses/action-taker-goal-attainment/ (Action Taker Program Goal Attainment Program) https://educationrei.ca/ldcourses/property-management-key-policies-and-procedures-for-durham-rei-members/ (Property...

Everyone wants to be a full time entrepreneur but not many can pull the trigger and make it happen, especially during the pandemic, Scott is an exception. Ross is joined by Scott Zandbergen a Real Estate investor in Georgetown, Ontario who shares his incredible journey of leaving a 6 figure salary job to transition into a full time Real Estate Investor. He shares how to mentally prepare to quit your day job by getting clear on your net income/expenses, how to turnover an entire flip project successfully in just 3 months, how to set premium market rents as well as why invest in Bowmanville, Hamilton and Welland, and now Belleville. Follow Ross on Social Media: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXJeEiAaVaEtYt0Sqr36TVQ/videos Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ross.nedaee/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ross.nedaee Follow Scott on Social Media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scott_zandbergen/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scott.zandbergen

Join us as we showcase local Bowmanville, Ontario Brewery: Chronicle Brewing Co. and draft our All-Star beer line-up? For more information on Chronicle Brewing Co or to order some fantastic beer check out their website: www.chroniclebeer.com Be sure to follow MICS AND BEERS on social media: Instagram: www.instagram.com/micsandbeers Facebook: www.facebook.com/micsandbeers --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/micsandbeers/message

This week on the Richard Crouse Show we talk about one of the most enduring Canadian rock and roll hit of all time. John Picard of The Kings said, “We never made a million dollars, but we had a song that people love and has stood the test of time.” 40 years ago The KIngs released their Bob Ezrin produced debut album, “The Kings Are Here” on the US major label Elektra Records. That same month, their smash hit single “This Beat Goes On / Switchin’ to Glide” first entered the Billboard Hot 100. And on August 23rd, 1980, The Kings closed the now-legendary Heatwave Festival, a giant outdoor concert some called "Punk Woodstock" that drew 100,000 people to Mosport Park, just north of Bowmanville, Ontario. The Kings played alongside Talking Heads, Elvis Costello, The Pretenders, Nick Lowe and Rockpile, Teenage Head, the B-52’s, and more. The Kings and Teenage Head were the only bands that gave permission to be filmed. As Teenage Head’s audio has disappeared, the only surviving footage of that iconic night is of The Kings, and now you can see the 30-minute concert movie “The Kings: Live at Heatwave” at their YouTube channel. With band members Dave Diamond and John Picard a.k.a. Mister Zero, we talk about the only surviving, authentic, and original sync footage from that legendary concert and, of course, we’ll celebrate four decades of one of the greatest double-A sides ever “This Beat Goes On / Switchin’ to Glide…” Then, we go back to the vault to find an interview I did with producer Bob Ezrin from his Los Angeles home in 1994. Ezrin produced The Kings, but he is best known for his work with Lou Reed, Alice Cooper, Kiss, Pink Floyd, Deep Purple, Peter Gabriel, Andrea Bocelli and Phish. His career in music has spanned four decades and he continues to work with acts such as Deftones and Thirty Seconds to Mars. We talk about how he got his first big musical break producing Alice Cooper and some fascinating behind the scenes stories of working with Cooper and Peter Gabriel.

September 14, 1963. Bowmanville, Ontario. 13-year old Noreen Greenley leaves her best friend's house and heads towards the bus stop, but never returns home. Shortly thereafter, one of Noreen's sisters is nearly struck by a car and hears a female scream from inside, and it turns out the car matches the description of a vehicle seen near the bus stop minutes earlier. Five decades later, a tipster comes forward with an allegation that his deceased father confessed to killing Noreen and buried a car containing her body, but an excavation fails to turn up any evidence. In addition to Noreen Greenley's disappearance, this week's episode of “The Trail Went Cold” will also chronicle another unsolved missing children's case from Ontario involving the disappearance of 10-year old Marianne Schuett, who also became the victim of an apparent abduction on April 27, 1967. Special thanks to listener Dagan Cardinal for providing the opening narration for our episode. Additional Reading: https://bringnoreenhome.wordpress.com http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/2782dfon.html https://www.thepeterboroughexaminer.com/news/peterborough-region/2019/07/14/cold-case-family-relentless-in-quest-to-bring-missing-bowmanville-teen-home.html https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/police-excavation-in-55-year-old-cold-case-was-incomplete-forensic-expert-says-1.4871169 https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/teen-who-vanished-in-1963-may-be-in-trunk-of-buried-car-family-1.4139614 https://toronto.citynews.ca/2018/10/18/bowmanville-missing-teen/ https://www.durhamregion.com/news-story/4086670-fifty-years-of-searching-for-missing-bowmanville-girl/ http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/534dfon.html https://www.mississauga.com/news-story/9209395-ontario-cold-case-parents-beg-abductor-to-phone-or-write-us-after-daughter-disappears/ https://www.insidehalton.com/news-story/2942514-what-really-happened-to-marianne-schuett-/ https://archive.macleans.ca/article/1968/1/1/a-little-girl-is-missing “The Trail Went Cold” is on Patreon! Visit www.patreon.com/thetrailwentcold to become a patron and gain access to our exclusive bonus content. “The Trail Went Cold” is now doing a weekly livestream show on GetVokl every Thursday from 7:00-8:00 PM ET as part of their “True Crime Thursday” line-up. For more information, please visit their website. The Trail Went Cold is produced and edited by Magill Foote. All music is composed by Vince Nitro.

September 14, 1963. Bowmanville, Ontario. 13-year old Noreen Greenley leaves her best friend’s house and heads towards the bus stop, but never returns home. Shortly thereafter, one of Noreen’s sisters is nearly struck by a car and hears a female scream from inside, and it turns out the car matches the description of a vehicle seen near the bus stop minutes earlier. Five decades later, a tipster comes forward with an allegation that his deceased father confessed to killing Noreen and buried a car containing her body, but an excavation fails to turn up any evidence. In addition to Noreen Greenley’s disappearance, this week’s episode of “The Trail Went Cold” will also chronicle another unsolved missing children’s case from Ontario involving the disappearance of 10-year old Marianne Schuett, who became the victim of an apparent abduction on April 27, 1967. Special thanks to listener Dagan Cardinal for providing the opening narration for our episode. Additional Reading: https://bringnoreenhome.wordpress.com http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/2782dfon.html https://www.thepeterboroughexaminer.com/news/peterborough-region/2019/07/14/cold-case-family-relentless-in-quest-to-bring-missing-bowmanville-teen-home.html https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/police-excavation-in-55-year-old-cold-case-was-incomplete-forensic-expert-says-1.4871169 https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/teen-who-vanished-in-1963-may-be-in-trunk-of-buried-car-family-1.4139614 https://toronto.citynews.ca/2018/10/18/bowmanville-missing-teen/ https://www.durhamregion.com/news-story/4086670-fifty-years-of-searching-for-missing-bowmanville-girl/ http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/534dfon.html https://www.mississauga.com/news-story/9209395-ontario-cold-case-parents-beg-abductor-to-phone-or-write-us-after-daughter-disappears/ https://www.insidehalton.com/news-story/2942514-what-really-happened-to-marianne-schuett-/ https://archive.macleans.ca/article/1968/1/1/a-little-girl-is-missing “The Trail Went Cold” is on Patreon! Visit www.patreon.com/thetrailwentcold to become a patron and gain access to our exclusive bonus content. “The Trail Went Cold” is now doing a weekly livestream show on GetVokl every Thursday from 7:00-8:00 PM ET as part of their “True Crime Thursday” line-up. For more information, please visit their website. The Trail Went Cold is produced and edited by Magill Foote. All music is composed by Vince Nitro.

Day 5 of The #APtour sees @davestark1 up in Bowmanville to have a chat with the last guest on TAP Tour, Demitra Chalkias.Demi is a performance and racing driver who is a  2018 Pirelli GT4 CASC Champion, and owner of Demi's Pit Stop. So sit back, relax and enjoy listening to a great podcast!

We chat with Ryan Cullen, co-owner of City of Greens in Bowmanville, Ontario, about starting a regenerative farm and homestead. Cullen, who joined us for the last episode to talk about the food-forest garden at Durham College, is in the process of turning a 10-acre property into a regenerative farm and homestead, and is creating a market-garden business as part of that plan.

The legendary Heatwave Festival happened 40 years ago this weekend: August 23 1980. 100,000 people turned up for the Talking Heads, Elvis Costello, The Pretenders, The B-52s, Rockpile, Teenage Head & more (but not the no-show headliners, The Clash). It was not only my first fest and one of the best single-day bills I would ever see, it was the centerpiece of an insane long weekend adventure that saw me stranded and broke in the middle of nowhere on Sunday morning after two days of partying and mass-imbibing.For Episode 10 and on the occasion of the festival’s 40th anniversary, I not only discuss the series of brilliant, energetic, & breathtaking sets performed by some of the key artists of the day at their peak, including the Talking Heads’ first-ever performance as an expanded unit and the public debut of the material released two months later as “Remain In Light,” but also relate how I eventually made it back to my home three hours away. There is also the ramp-up parking lot party the night before and the morning’s beer-for-breakfast cotillion of debauchery before noon even hits or the music starts.Sit back, listen, and join me on one of the best and wildest concert/festival weekends I ever had.And when are we ever going to get to hear the original master tapes? A Heatwave box set, please.Read the original four-part blog entry written in 2010 on the mylifeinconcert.com website.NEXT PODCASTS (Coming in September): Episodes 11 A&B will look back at the 20 Acts from the Past I Wish I’d Seen Episode 12 (no.004) This Is the Modern World: The Jam with The Dwight Twilley Band, Rex Danforth Theatre, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Tuesday April 10, 1979 (Get a sneak preview by reading the original 2011 blog entry here.) mylifeinconcert.com

Host Gary Williams sits down with Simon Gill, Director of Economic Development and Tourism, on location at Starapples restaurant in downtown Bowmanville to discuss Durham Region's economic recovery efforts during COVID-19. Please note: this was filmed on location at an outdoor patio. Audio may have background noise.

Vy Nguyen, a Bowmanville tattoo artist, talks about how she changed career paths after studying and working in science, what it’s like becoming and being a tattoo artist, and the importance of being true to yourself.

~A Family's Desperate Search of the 1963 Disappearance of Noreen Anne GreenleyOn Saturday, September 14, 1963, Noreen GREENLEY (DOB: May 16, 1950) was 13 years old when she went missing.I had the privilege of speaking with Kelly who is missing Noreen Greenley’s niece. Thank you very much Kelly for taking the time to do this sincere interview with me as I know it isn't easy for you to relive these events of your missing loved one. Noreen Anne Greenley was only 13 years old when she disappeared waiting at a bus stop in Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada on September 14, 1963. Noreen was last seen leaving a friends house at aprox 11 pm September 14th, 1963. She was going to take the bus home from the stop on Old Highway 2 and Waverly Rd in Bowmanville. A witness saw a young girl get into a blue car on September 14th, 1963 and at the same location where Noreen disappeared. The car was a 1957-1959 Ford Prefect. To this day, Noreen has never been seen again. Where is Noreen Greenley? What really happened to her that Saturday night? At the time of her disappearance her height was 5’2”, weight 100 pounds, light brown hair and blue eyes.The Greenley Family:Parents are John Harvey Greenley and Nadine Helen GreenleyFirst born is Garry GreenleySecond born is Harvey Greenley which is Kelly’s dadThird is Noreen Greenley (missing)Fourth is Joyce GreenleyFifth is Rodney GreenleySixth is Mark GreenleySeventh is Shelley Greenley (sadly has passed away - her mission was to locate her sister Noreen).If you know what happened to Noreen Greenley back in 1963, please come forward with any tips or Information. You may call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or Durham Regional Police, 1-888-579-1520 and ask for Detective Moore or Detective Locke. You may also private message Kelly Greenley or Kathleen Greenley on the Facebook Group called - Back to September 14th, 1963, when Noreen Anne Greenley DisappearedIt is time, let’s bring Noreen Home!

Josh sits down with Nathan, who leads our Bowmanville site, to talk about his role and some passions! To find out more about our Bowmanville Site, you can connect with Pastor Nathan at nveley@sanctuschurch.com

Hello everybody, and welcome into the Bible Reading podcast - a welcome respite from all of the coronavirus news going around, and filled with enough good Scripture to encourage and edify our souls! Today's passages include Exodus 21, Job 39, Luke 24, and 2nd Corinthians 9. I honestly went back and forth over the topic for today's show. I strongly considered and even began writing about Jesus' command to the disciples to tarry in Jerusalem until they were, "clothed with power from on high," and almost talked about Paul's blessed command to give in 2nd Corinthians 9, but ultimately, I couldn't get away from the allure of talking about the resurrection again, so that is today's focus. It is honestly just hard not to focus on the greatest event in history every time you encounter it in the Bible. With lots of fear going around because of this pandemic scare, I am grateful that - no matter how bad this or any situation gets - those who are saved by grace through faith in the finished work of Jesus on the cross have the wonderful promise of eternal life in Him. Because He lives - we who follow Him will live and not perish. Praise His name! The resurrection is the antidote for all of our fears! By the way, today's episode is a two parter, because I couldn't drop two straight 40 minute episodes on you. Selections from today's show are from my book: Easter Fact or Fiction - Twenty Reasons to Believe Jesus Rose from the Dead, which is available on Amazon. Every time you buy a copy of that book on Amazon, I make a little over two dollars - which is enough to buy my precious children about two rolls of toilet paper. Or, it would be if every store in Salinas wasn't sold out of toilet paper!! I'm tempted to do an episode that attempts to castigate toilet paper hoarders, but I can't really find a Scripture on that, for some reason. Here is a good question from Willem Dykstra about my choice of the CSB for the primary BRP podcast Bible. Hi Chase, I am just curious, why is it that you use the CSB, Christian Standard Bible version? Or at least, why do you use it in your Bible Reading Podcast?Up until your podcast, I had never heard of this version I did just a little googling and only remembered from my googling that it seems to be an updated version of the HCSB. Anyway, when I was just a wee lad growing up in Southern Ontario and attending one of the two Christian Reformed Churches in Bowmanville, Ontario, I think the various Christian Reformed Churches in that area used the RSV. I believe some were also still using the good old KJV (Linus’s speech in the Peanuts Christmas special would not be the same without it). Around the time I started college, or shortly after that (or maybe just before), all the Christian Reformed Churches almost immediately went to the NIV. Every good Dutch, Christian Reformed person will tell you the NIV published by Zondervan (Another great Dutch name) is the Christian Reformed Church’s gift to the rest of Christiandom (I mean, our denomination is even mentioned in the preface and everything) I remember my theology professor when I went to college at Dordt University in Sioux Center, IA, (then it was called Dordt College) although he was a faithful Christian Reformed member did not like that they did the “LORD” in uppercase when they should have used the actual name Yahweh or something like that. I can’t seem to recall if I got his umbrage correct (that was a long time ago). Anyway, fast forward to the time I am now married and living in Minnesota attending Dr. John Piper’s church, Bethlehem Baptist. I remember that he felt very strongly about the ESV and said this would be the last and best version he would ever use. And our church, both campuses at that time, only used the ESV from then on, and I have been using it ever since.Anyways, sorry if I just wrote too much info here. I did not even go into the fact that several years ago (or maybe decades), it seemed Zondervan Publishing and the NIV had fallen from grace when many people took umbrage (myself included) when Zondervan decided to publish a gender-neutral version of the NIV. I don’t remember what this new version is even called (NIrV I think or something like that, but I digress again), but anyways if you have read this far, I really am wondering why is it that you use the CSB? Great question, Willem! I've been a Christian for almost 40 years now, and here is a list of the translations I have favored over the years: 1970s (as a child) The King James Version Plus the Living Bible. (I was a child!) 1980s-early 2000s: The NIV 1984 1998/99-2002ish: The Updated NASB 2002-2008 The 1984 NIV + The Updated NASB 2008-2013 The ESV 2013-2020 The Holman Christian Standard + The ESV + The CSB. My primary preaching translation for the past 7 years has been the HCSB. The reason I chose the CSB for the Bible Reading podcast, is because I thought that more readers would have it than the HCSB, which remains my favorite translation. The biggest difference I see between the CSB and the HCSB is the translation of the Tetragrammaton - the personal name of God. the CSB prefers LORD and the HCSB prefers Yahweh: Comparison of Psalm 83:18 HCSB: May they know that You alone— whose name is Yahweh— are the Most High over all the earth. CSB: May they know that you alone— whose name is the LORD are the Most High over the whole earth. I believe the best way to translate the name of God is indeed to use 'Yahweh,' but I do not believe that LORD is wrong. Today's Big Bible Question is all about the women who were the first witnesses of the resurrection of Jesus. This is a big deal, because the testimony of women was not viewed favorably in the first century, and the fact that all FOUR Gospels feature women as the first witnesses of the resurrection is very significant historically. I believe it offers solid corroaboration to the authenticity of the Gospel accounts. Why have women as the first witnesses of Jesus if you are fabricating a story, or legendizing a story? The only sensible reason to feature women prominently as the first witnesses of the biggest event in history is if they were really the first witnesses. One thing I noticed in yesterday's reading of Luke 23 - that I had glossed over in the past - is that the women were not only witnesses of the crucifixion and the resurrection of Jesus, but also very close and careful eyewitnesses of the burial of Jesus: 55 The women who had come with him from Galilee followed along and observed the tomb and how his body was placed. 56 Then they returned and prepared spices and perfumes.And they rested on the Sabbath according to the commandment. Luke 23:55-56 It should be noted that for one to argue that the early church fabricated the resurrection of Jesus, one has to commit to the very same sexism that many of the men of the first century were quite guilty of - they must disparage the testimony of women! Consider the words of Josephus and Strabo - one a well known Jewish/Roman historian and the other a notable Roman first century sexist philosopher: A. “But let not a single witness be credited; but three, or two at the least, and those such whose testimony is confirmed by their good lives. But let not the testimony of women be admitted, on account of the levity and boldness of their sex, nor let servants be admitted to give testimony on account of the ignobility of their soul; since it is probable that they may not speak truth” - Jewish/Roman historian Josephus, pointing out the belief that women of his day should not testify in court B: “In dealing with a crowd of women at least, or with any promiscuous mob, a philosopher cannot influence them by reason or exhort them to reverence, piety and faith; nay, there is need of religious fear also, and this cannot be aroused without myths and marvels” - Strabo, a first century philosopher sharing a quite common view of women at the time: that they were immune to reason and comparable to a “promiscuous mob.” A. Flavius Josephus and William Whiston, The Works of Josephus: Complete and Unabridged (Peabody: Hendrickson, 1987), 117. B. Richard Bauckham, Gospel Women: Studies of the Named Women in the Gospels (Grand Rapids, Mich.: W.B. Eerdmans, ©2002), 270 They weren't the only ones, either! Consider the Mishnah a compilation of the Jewish oral law that was actively used by the Scribes and Pharisees during the first century. (and not the Word of God.) One of the Rabbis found within testifies that, due to their menstrual issues, “women are not competent witnesses to be relied on…they are not halakhically admissible as reliable witnesses.” There are many more examples than just those, and I imagine some of you are mad right now, so let me just sneak in one other somewhat infuriating quote written by our backwards ‘friends’ from antiquity. Celsus was a Greek philosopher and an adamant opponent of Christianity who lived in the second century. Of the resurrection, and the fact that a woman was the first witness of the risen Jesus, Celsus opined: “But we must examine this question whether anyone who really died ever rose again with the same body. Or do you think that the stories of these others really are the legends which they appear to be, and yet that the ending of your tragedy is to be regarded as noble and convincing—his cry from the cross when he expired, and the earthquake and the darkness? While he was alive he did not help himself, but after death he rose again and showed the marks of his punishment and how his hands had been pierced. But who saw this? A hysterical female, as you say, and perhaps some other one of those who were deluded by the same sorcery, who either dreamt in a certain state of mind and through wishful thinking had a hallucination due to some mistaken notion, or, which is more likely, wanted to impress the others by telling this fantastic tale, and so by this cock-and-bull story to provide a chance for other beggars.” James Stevenson, A New Eusebius: Documents Illustrating the History of the Church to AD 337 (London: SPCK, 1987), 133. As you can see here, Celsus’ major attack on the validity of the resurrection account is that it was first witnessed and propagated by a hysterical woman (Mary Magdalene) and, another “one of those,” who was “deluded by the same sorcery.” On behalf of women everywhere, I am offended for you! Be reminded that, though this backwards attitude towards women was staggeringly rampant in the first century, that was not the case with Jesus, the apostles, nor the early church. Perhaps you’ve imagined that the “Jesus Team” consisted of Jesus and the twelve disciples, and those thirteen went around from city to city healing the sick and sharing the good news. You’d be partly right, but the Jesus team was actually quite a bit larger than that, as there were a number (the Bible says “many) of women that also travelled with Jesus and had a critical role on the team, paying for lodging and expenses, etc. Jesus Himself was radical in the way He treated women, having multiple deep individual encounters with them at a time when it would be scandalously inappropriate for a Rabbi to have a one on one conversation with a female. Compare the New Testament to any other document of antiquity, and you will find that it was radically forward thinking in its ethos of women. To be sure, in many cases, women were treated quite poorly in the earliest centuries, and were viewed in a way that does not comport with modern reality. I could add many other quotes to demonstrate this historical fact, but that is not necessary to make the primary and pertinent point here: having a female witness to something monumental in the first century might be a little bit…inconvenient, to say the least. As Josephus notes above, there were many cultures in antiquity where a woman was not allowed to testify in court. In other ancient cultures, they might have been allowed to testify, but their testimony would not have carried as much weight as the testimony of a man. In some of those situations, where women were actually allowed to testify, it would take the testimony of two women to override the testimony of one man. Why is such a cultural issue critical in discussing the resurrection of Jesus? Because, according to Matthew 28, the first two witnesses to the risen Jesus were women, Mary Magdalene and “The other Mary.” Luke adds that Joanna was there, as well as “other women,” and seems to indicate that “the other” Mary, was Mary the mother of James. All four gospels, written down by different men, in different places and at different time periods ALL feature a female (Mary Magdalene) as the first witness of the resurrection of Jesus. Stay Tuned for part two tomorrow!

Hello everybody, and welcome into the Bible Reading podcast - a welcome respite from all of the coronavirus news going around, and filled with enough good Scripture to encourage and edify our souls! Today's passages include Exodus 21, Job 39, Luke 24, and 2nd Corinthians 9. I honestly went back and forth over the topic for today's show. I strongly considered and even began writing about Jesus' command to the disciples to tarry in Jerusalem until they were, "clothed with power from on high," and almost talked about Paul's blessed command to give in 2nd Corinthians 9, but ultimately, I couldn't get away from the allure of talking about the resurrection again, so that is today's focus. It is honestly just hard not to focus on the greatest event in history every time you encounter it in the Bible. With lots of fear going around because of this pandemic scare, I am grateful that - no matter how bad this or any situation gets - those who are saved by grace through faith in the finished work of Jesus on the cross have the wonderful promise of eternal life in Him. Because He lives - we who follow Him will live and not perish. Praise His name! The resurrection is the antidote for all of our fears! By the way, today's episode is a two parter, because I couldn't drop two straight 40 minute episodes on you. Selections from today's show are from my book: Easter Fact or Fiction - Twenty Reasons to Believe Jesus Rose from the Dead, which is available on Amazon. Every time you buy a copy of that book on Amazon, I make a little over two dollars - which is enough to buy my precious children about two rolls of toilet paper. Or, it would be if every store in Salinas wasn't sold out of toilet paper!! I'm tempted to do an episode that attempts to castigate toilet paper hoarders, but I can't really find a Scripture on that, for some reason. Here is a good question from Willem Dykstra about my choice of the CSB for the primary BRP podcast Bible. Hi Chase, I am just curious, why is it that you use the CSB, Christian Standard Bible version? Or at least, why do you use it in your Bible Reading Podcast?Up until your podcast, I had never heard of this version I did just a little googling and only remembered from my googling that it seems to be an updated version of the HCSB. Anyway, when I was just a wee lad growing up in Southern Ontario and attending one of the two Christian Reformed Churches in Bowmanville, Ontario, I think the various Christian Reformed Churches in that area used the RSV. I believe some were also still using the good old KJV (Linus’s speech in the Peanuts Christmas special would not be the same without it). Around the time I started college, or shortly after that (or maybe just before), all the Christian Reformed Churches almost immediately went to the NIV. Every good Dutch, Christian Reformed person will tell you the NIV published by Zondervan (Another great Dutch name) is the Christian Reformed Church’s gift to the rest of Christiandom (I mean, our denomination is even mentioned in the preface and everything) I remember my theology professor when I went to college at Dordt University in Sioux Center, IA, (then it was called Dordt College) although he was a faithful Christian Reformed member did not like that they did the “LORD” in uppercase when they should have used the actual name Yahweh or something like that. I can’t seem to recall if I got his umbrage correct (that was a long time ago). Anyway, fast forward to the time I am now married and living in Minnesota attending Dr. John Piper’s church, Bethlehem Baptist. I remember that he felt very strongly about the ESV and said this would be the last and best version he would ever use. And our church, both campuses at that time, only used the ESV from then on, and I have been using it ever since.Anyways, sorry if I just wrote too much info here. I did not even go into the fact that several years ago (or maybe decades), it seemed Zondervan Publishing and the NIV had fallen from grace when many people took umbrage (myself included) when Zondervan decided to publish a gender-neutral version of the NIV. I don’t remember what this new version is even called (NIrV I think or something like that, but I digress again), but anyways if you have read this far, I really am wondering why is it that you use the CSB? Great question, Willem! I've been a Christian for almost 40 years now, and here is a list of the translations I have favored over the years: 1970s (as a child) The King James Version Plus the Living Bible. (I was a child!) 1980s-early 2000s: The NIV 1984 1998/99-2002ish: The Updated NASB 2002-2008 The 1984 NIV + The Updated NASB 2008-2013 The ESV 2013-2020 The Holman Christian Standard + The ESV + The CSB. My primary preaching translation for the past 7 years has been the HCSB. The reason I chose the CSB for the Bible Reading podcast, is because I thought that more readers would have it than the HCSB, which remains my favorite translation. The biggest difference I see between the CSB and the HCSB is the translation of the Tetragrammaton - the personal name of God. the CSB prefers LORD and the HCSB prefers Yahweh: Comparison of Psalm 83:18 HCSB: May they know that You alone— whose name is Yahweh— are the Most High over all the earth. CSB: May they know that you alone— whose name is the LORD are the Most High over the whole earth. I believe the best way to translate the name of God is indeed to use 'Yahweh,' but I do not believe that LORD is wrong. Today's Big Bible Question is all about the women who were the first witnesses of the resurrection of Jesus. This is a big deal, because the testimony of women was not viewed favorably in the first century, and the fact that all FOUR Gospels feature women as the first witnesses of the resurrection is very significant historically. I believe it offers solid corroaboration to the authenticity of the Gospel accounts. Why have women as the first witnesses of Jesus if you are fabricating a story, or legendizing a story? The only sensible reason to feature women prominently as the first witnesses of the biggest event in history is if they were really the first witnesses. One thing I noticed in yesterday's reading of Luke 23 - that I had glossed over in the past - is that the women were not only witnesses of the crucifixion and the resurrection of Jesus, but also very close and careful eyewitnesses of the burial of Jesus: 55 The women who had come with him from Galilee followed along and observed the tomb and how his body was placed. 56 Then they returned and prepared spices and perfumes.And they rested on the Sabbath according to the commandment. Luke 23:55-56 It should be noted that for one to argue that the early church fabricated the resurrection of Jesus, one has to commit to the very same sexism that many of the men of the first century were quite guilty of - they must disparage the testimony of women! Consider the words of Josephus and Strabo - one a well known Jewish/Roman historian and the other a notable Roman first century sexist philosopher: A. “But let not a single witness be credited; but three, or two at the least, and those such whose testimony is confirmed by their good lives. But let not the testimony of women be admitted, on account of the levity and boldness of their sex, nor let servants be admitted to give testimony on account of the ignobility of their soul; since it is probable that they may not speak truth” - Jewish/Roman historian Josephus, pointing out the belief that women of his day should not testify in court B: “In dealing with a crowd of women at least, or with any promiscuous mob, a philosopher cannot influence them by reason or exhort them to reverence, piety and faith; nay, there is need of religious fear also, and this cannot be aroused without myths and marvels” - Strabo, a first century philosopher sharing a quite common view of women at the time: that they were immune to reason and comparable to a “promiscuous mob.” A. Flavius Josephus and William Whiston, The Works of Josephus: Complete and Unabridged (Peabody: Hendrickson, 1987), 117. B. Richard Bauckham, Gospel Women: Studies of the Named Women in the Gospels (Grand Rapids, Mich.: W.B. Eerdmans, ©2002), 270 They weren't the only ones, either! Consider the Mishnah a compilation of the Jewish oral law that was actively used by the Scribes and Pharisees during the first century. (and not the Word of God.) One of the Rabbis found within testifies that, due to their menstrual issues, “women are not competent witnesses to be relied on…they are not halakhically admissible as reliable witnesses.” There are many more examples than just those, and I imagine some of you are mad right now, so let me just sneak in one other somewhat infuriating quote written by our backwards ‘friends’ from antiquity. Celsus was a Greek philosopher and an adamant opponent of Christianity who lived in the second century. Of the resurrection, and the fact that a woman was the first witness of the risen Jesus, Celsus opined: “But we must examine this question whether anyone who really died ever rose again with the same body. Or do you think that the stories of these others really are the legends which they appear to be, and yet that the ending of your tragedy is to be regarded as noble and convincing—his cry from the cross when he expired, and the earthquake and the darkness? While he was alive he did not help himself, but after death he rose again and showed the marks of his punishment and how his hands had been pierced. But who saw this? A hysterical female, as you say, and perhaps some other one of those who were deluded by the same sorcery, who either dreamt in a certain state of mind and through wishful thinking had a hallucination due to some mistaken notion, or, which is more likely, wanted to impress the others by telling this fantastic tale, and so by this cock-and-bull story to provide a chance for other beggars.” James Stevenson, A New Eusebius: Documents Illustrating the History of the Church to AD 337 (London: SPCK, 1987), 133. As you can see here, Celsus’ major attack on the validity of the resurrection account is that it was first witnessed and propagated by a hysterical woman (Mary Magdalene) and, another “one of those,” who was “deluded by the same sorcery.” On behalf of women everywhere, I am offended for you! Be reminded that, though this backwards attitude towards women was staggeringly rampant in the first century, that was not the case with Jesus, the apostles, nor the early church. Perhaps you’ve imagined that the “Jesus Team” consisted of Jesus and the twelve disciples, and those thirteen went around from city to city healing the sick and sharing the good news. You’d be partly right, but the Jesus team was actually quite a bit larger than that, as there were a number (the Bible says “many) of women that also travelled with Jesus and had a critical role on the team, paying for lodging and expenses, etc. Jesus Himself was radical in the way He treated women, having multiple deep individual encounters with them at a time when it would be scandalously inappropriate for a Rabbi to have a one on one conversation with a female. Compare the New Testament to any other document of antiquity, and you will find that it was radically forward thinking in its ethos of women. To be sure, in many cases, women were treated quite poorly in the earliest centuries, and were viewed in a way that does not comport with modern reality. I could add many other quotes to demonstrate this historical fact, but that is not necessary to make the primary and pertinent point here: having a female witness to something monumental in the first century might be a little bit…inconvenient, to say the least. As Josephus notes above, there were many cultures in antiquity where a woman was not allowed to testify in court. In other ancient cultures, they might have been allowed to testify, but their testimony would not have carried as much weight as the testimony of a man. In some of those situations, where women were actually allowed to testify, it would take the testimony of two women to override the testimony of one man. Why is such a cultural issue critical in discussing the resurrection of Jesus? Because, according to Matthew 28, the first two witnesses to the risen Jesus were women, Mary Magdalene and “The other Mary.” Luke adds that Joanna was there, as well as “other women,” and seems to indicate that “the other” Mary, was Mary the mother of James. All four gospels, written down by different men, in different places and at different time periods ALL feature a female (Mary Magdalene) as the first witness of the resurrection of Jesus. Stay Tuned for part two tomorrow!

This teaching gives insight into the eternal importance of true "Repentance". Something that may be lacking in the Church today as well as in the world.

Get Up Nation®! My name is Ben Biddick. I’m the Creator and Host of the Get Up Nation® Show where I serve individuals, organizations, and societies to develop and sustain resilience and perseverance. I’m Co-Author of the best-selling book Get Up: The Art of Perseverance with former Major League Baseball player Adam Greenberg whose profound journey of resilience led to one of the most inspiring stories in the history of baseball. Recently I had the honor and privilege of speaking with Lisa Fenton. Lisa is located in Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada and created an organization called Propelled by Possibility. She champions women who are returning to the work force and focuses on helping her clients negotiate beyond just salary. Lisa and I discuss the significant stressors associated with returning to work after being out of the workforce for an extended period of time, strategies for how people can manage this stress, and the satisfaction that comes from overcoming these challenges to thrive. If you’re facing similar challenges in your life and would benefit from support, inspiration, or insight to help you manage your stress with resilience, reach out to Lisa at www.propelledbypossibility.com! The Get Up Nation® Show is brought to you in partnership with Got Your Six Coffee Company! Learn more about this positive, Veteran-Owned company at www.gotyoursixcoffee.com! www.propelledbypossibility.com www.getupnation.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/get-up-nation-podcast/support

Perfectionism is a crippling way to live, this week we interview the creators of the course Kameela is a clinical social worker and psychotherapist with 10+ years experience supporting mental, emotional and relationship well being.Services are available in person (Bowmanville) and through online video (Ontario wide). Kameela can be reached at www.elitec-c.com, 905-419-3242.or kosman@elitec-c.com Dr. Emily McLaughlin is a naturopathic doctor who guides patients towards optimal health, by discovering the root cause of their concerns. She works with her patients to help them re-gain control and master tools for long term relief of physical and mental discomfort and believes in the power of preventative medicine. Emily is accepting patients at Equilibrium Healthcare Solutions in Bowmanville, ON. For more info see www.dremilymclaughlin.com or Instagram @dremilymclaughlin

Emma Meadows is a senior forward and midfielder on the JSU soccer team, and she is one of six Canadians on head coach Neil Macdonald's roster. Despite being 980 miles from her hometown of Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada, Jacksonville has become her home over the past four years. Not only has she been a mainstay in the Gamecocks' lineup, playing in more than more than 60 matches since 2016, she has also made her presence felt in the community as a volunteer youth soccer coach.

Emma Meadows is a senior forward and midfielder on the JSU soccer team, and she is one of six Canadians on head coach Neil Macdonald’s roster. Despite being 980 miles from her hometown of Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada, Jacksonville has become her home over the past four years. Not only has she been a mainstay in the Gamecocks' lineup, playing in more than more than 60 matches since 2016, she has also made her presence felt in the community as a volunteer youth soccer coach.

Its that time of week again. FearFishing Experiment drops back to your living rooms and we have some special news to drop. OBN Night at Easthill outdoors we are giving a chance at a brand new truck and the Bowmanville show now becomes the Peterborugh Tackle Swap. Cray week and we answer a ton of fans questions. LIKE COMMENT & SHARE Help us bring you more YOUTUBE https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2wkUWyx5XJFMrmJv3ODErw?view_as=public Follow on Social Media FearFishing.com FearFishing~ https://www.facebook.com/fear.fishing/ FearFishing web cast~https://www.facebook.com/groups/89160... Ian West~ https://www.facebook.com/Ian-West-Bas... Twitter- @fearfishing Instagram- fear_fishing Original Opening Music by @BrianBrackenMusic

We Rock The Pomfret's Block in Bowmanville...Craig finds out where the hell Bowmanville is...and Double the Pleasure performs another RYB Classic!

I have been waiting for this event all year! The Bowmanville show packs a ton of people to buy sell and talk fishing and the FearFishing crew is excited to come for the ride. Special co host Mike Williams is in house and.... We have so many great guys including Danny Dunn, Cooper Gallant, Phil Alan and John Dean! We are chatting fishing and one guest inspired me so much he took home a very awesome Daiwa reel that i have some history with! this and more right on now! LIKE COMMENT & SHARE Help us bring you more YOUTUBE https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2wk... Follow on Social Media FearFishing.com FearFishing~ https://www.facebook.com/fear.fishing/ FearFishing web cast~https://www.facebook.com/groups/89160... Ian West~ https://www.facebook.com/Ian-West-Bas... Twitter- @fearfishing Instagram- fear_fishing Original Music by @BrianBrackenMusic

On this episode of Balance Your Life, we are chatting to Nicole Audet who discusses her health and wellness journey starting from a rough breakup. Nicole opens up about how she felt moving through that pain, what she started doing to get through it, what she has since incorporated into her life to keep her motivated and inspired on her journey, how she's found and accepted new love into her life, and so much more! Nicole is incredibly inspiring and shares how she got started and why she can't go back to her old way of life. Share this episode with a friend who could use inspiration in their life and subscribe to the channel for weekly episodes every Monday! Connect with Meghan Pherrill from Balance by Meghan: @balancebymeghan or www.balancebymeghan.com  Connect with Nicole Audet: @nickeyelyse or Nickey Elyse For the 30 Day Transformation Series: 30 Day Transformation Journey  For the Costa Rica Retreat click here and use code EARLYBIRD for $200 off before March 15th.  Nicole is offering a New Moon Intention & Mediation Workshop at the Collective Offices in Bowmanville.  A guided meditation and intention setting workshop for you to connect with the wishes you want to attract in your life.  * What is a new moon: New moons bring new beginnings using the magic created from your intentions and desires. 

Investor, Educator, Wealth Creator Quentin D'Souza Shares His Top Secrets.  Quentin D'Souza is a multiple award winning Real Estate Investor, and a trusted authority on investing in the Durham Region.  He is an Ontario Certified Teacher and holds two university degrees, which includes a Master's in Education.  His company, Appleridge Homes, uses the Buy, Fix, Refinance, and Rent strategy on long term rental properties from Pickering to Bowmanville, as well as joint venture partnerships to create win/win relationships.  Quentin is the author of “The Property Management Toolbox: A How-To Guide for Ontario Real Estate Investors and Landlords,” “The Filling Vacancies Toolbox: A Step-By-Step Guide for Ontario Real Estate Investors and Landlords for Renting Out Residential Real Estate”  and “The Ultimate Wealth Strategy: Your Complete Guide to Buying, Fixing, Refinancing, and Renting Real Estate.”  He is also coaches up and coming real estate investors.   Watch the Live Video Stream Here

A conversation with Jasmin Guillén, Crisis Counsellor at Victim Services Toronto and Carly Kalish, Executive Director of Victim Services Durham on recent violence in Toronto. Hosted by Alma Sandoval (Alma Latina Publisher) and Reporter Sukaina Jamil.

On this episode we have a cup of coffee with Jared Maynard. Jared is a fellow Canadian from Bowmanville, Ontario. He is a physical therapist, clinical athlete provider, and powerlifter who has a passion for the profession. We talk about the importance of language, how to set yourself up for a successful assessment, and how you can incorporate strength & conditioning principles for all populations you treat. We had a great time talking with Jared and hope you all enjoy this episode. You can listen to this episode on iTunes, Play Music, and Spotify. If you enjoy this episode could you please help us out by subscribing, dropping a review on iTunes, and sharing this episode with one other person. Your feedback and support mean the world to us. Jared Maynard Instagram: @jaredmaynard_pt Clinical Athlete Instagram: @clinicalathlete Website: http://www.clinicalathlete.com/   Follow us! @themvmtpts Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/themvmtpts/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themvmtpts/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/themvmtpts Email: themovementpts@gmail.com Students Driving Health https://www.facebook.com/groups/themvmtstudents/

Clarington Chronicle Podcast #090-90 - 2018 Ontario Election Edition | Available FREE on iTunes & Android, plus now on YouTube! - QUESTION OF THE PODCAST: Who do you think will win the 2018 provincial election in Durham and why? -Durham riding candidates 2018Liberal MPP Granville Anderson http://granvilleanderson.ca YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOI3I8XsJqUNDP - Joel Usher https://joelusher.ontariondp.ca YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YBEsEf8TT8Progressive Conservative - Lindsey Park https://durham.ontariopc.caGreen - Michelle Corbett https://gpo.ca/candidate/michelle-corbett/Libertarian - Ryan Robinson https://libertarian.on.ca/Ryan_Robinson---CLARINGTON CHRONICLE PODCASTEMAIL: claringtonchronicle@gmail.comPODCAST: iTunes & AndroidWEB: MarkStanisz.comTWITTER: @ClaringtonChron YouTube: Clarington Chronicle

Clarington Chronicle Podcast #090-87 - 2018 Durham Riding All-Candidates Debate | Available FREE on iTunes & Android, plus now on YouTube! - QUESTION OF THE PODCAST: Who do you think won the 2018 Durham Riding All-Candidates Debate in Courtice? -Durham riding candidates 2018Liberal MPP Granville Anderson http://granvilleanderson.ca NDP - Joel Usher https://joelusher.ontariondp.caProgressive Conservative - Lindsey Park https://durham.ontariopc.caGreen - Michelle Corbett https://gpo.ca/candidate/michelle-corbett/Libertarian - Ryan Robinson https://libertarian.on.ca/Ryan_Robinson---CLARINGTON CHRONICLE PODCASTEMAIL: claringtonchronicle@gmail.comPODCAST: iTunes & AndroidWEB: MarkStanisz.comTWITTER: @ClaringtonChron YouTube: Clarington Chronicle

Clarington Chronicle Podcast #089 - Bicycle Santa | Available FREE on iTunes & Android, plus now on YouTube! - QUESTION OF THE PODCAST: Have you seen the Bicycle Santa yet? -CLARINGTON CHRONICLE PODCASTEMAIL: claringtonchronicle@gmail.comPODCAST: iTunes & AndroidWEB: MarkStanisz.comTWITTER: @ClaringtonChron YouTube: Clarington Chronicle

Clarington Chronicle Podcast #088 - 100 Small Paintings; Rabid Bat; Health Accreditation | Available FREE on iTunes & Android, plus now on YouTube! - QUESTION OF THE PODCAST: Have you ever been to the Clarington Visual Arts Centre? -VAC: http://www.vac.ca/exhibitionsLake Road extension: http://bit.ly/2lJ308gOrono Park walkway: http://bit.ly/2yp5wq7Rabid bat: http://bit.ly/2lHG6OyHealth accreditation: http://bit.ly/2iZfXKd---CLARINGTON CHRONICLE PODCASTEMAIL: claringtonchronicle@gmail.comPODCAST: iTunes & AndroidWEB: MarkStanisz.comTWITTER: @ClaringtonChron YouTube: Clarington Chronicle---

Clarington Chronicle Podcast #086 - Family Safety Day; Hamre renaming; Highway 57 | Available FREE on iTunes & Android, plus now on YouTube! - QUESTION OF THE PODCAST: Are you planning to attend the Family Safety Day? -Family Safety Day: http://bit.ly/2wnCPobHamre renaming: http://bit.ly/2wZibPUHighway 57: http://bit.ly/2xAKWlgDurham auction: http://bit.ly/2cf2A2e -CLARINGTON CHRONICLE PODCASTEMAIL: claringtonchronicle@gmail.comPODCAST: iTunes & AndroidWEB: MarkStanisz.comTWITTER: @ClaringtonChron YouTube: Clarington Chronicle

Clarington Chronicle Podcast #085 - LAV dedication; SuperBikes; Newtonville Music | Available FREE on iTunes & Android, plus now on YouTube!- QUESTION OF THE PODCAST: Are you going to attend the LAV memorial unveiling? -LAV ceremony: http://bit.ly/2uPXMvDPriority Green Clarington: http://bit.ly/2wpqpPvOrono copier: http://bit.ly/2uZgkp6SuperBikes: http://bit.ly/2vQNY1sNewtonville Music: http://bit.ly/2uZ1oHt-CLARINGTON CHRONICLE PODCASTEMAIL: claringtonchronicle@gmail.comPODCAST: iTunes & AndroidWEB: MarkStanisz.comTWITTER: @ClaringtonChron YouTube: Clarington Chronicle

Clarington Chronicle Podcast #084 - Happy Canada Day 150! | Join me as I celebrate Canada Day 150 in Clarington | Available FREE on iTunes & Android, plus now on YouTube! - QUESTION OF THE PODCAST: How do you celebrate Canada Day in Clarington? -Clarington Canada Day 150: http://bit.ly/2utke98Courtice Flea Market: http://bit.ly/2ttq9hsNewcastle Canada Day 150: http://bit.ly/2t9T5bEClarington Museum: http://bit.ly/2ut6knv-CLARINGTON CHRONICLE PODCASTEMAIL: claringtonchronicle@gmail.comPODCAST: iTunes & AndroidWEB: MarkStanisz.comTWITTER: @ClaringtonChron YouTube: Clarington Chronicle

Clarington Chronicle Podcast #083 - Start of summer! | Join me as I take a look at news and events in Clarington | Available FREE on iTunes & Android, plus now on YouTube! -QUESTION OF THE PODCAST: What's your favourite summer attraction in Clarington? -GO East Clarington: http://bit.ly/2t4agy0Summer reading club: http://bit.ly/2tY7V47Strawberry social: http://bit.ly/2rLVEz4Clarington Catholic schools energy-efficiency: http://bit.ly/2s4XLO2Joe Neal conservatives: http://bit.ly/2tYHVG3-CLARINGTON CHRONICLE PODCASTEMAIL: claringtonchronicle@gmail.comPODCAST: iTunes & AndroidWEB: MarkStanisz.comTWITTER: @ClaringtonChron YouTube: Clarington Chronicle

Clarington Chronicle Podcast #082 - Rainstorm, Pitch-In, Water | Join me as I take a look at the latest news in Clarington | Available FREE on iTunes & Android, plus now on YouTube!-QUESTION OF THE PODCAST: Have you taken any precautions concerning the expected rainstorm? -Flooding: http://bit.ly/2pMkv7PWater Quality: http://bit.ly/2qA2IhxMaple Fest: http://bowmanville.com/eventsAlert Test: http://bit.ly/2qpOkcbBusiness count: http://bit.ly/2p54u9XPitch-In Week results: http://bit.ly/2pLjdrQ-CLARINGTON CHRONICLE PODCASTEMAIL: claringtonchronicle@gmail.comPODCAST: iTunes & AndroidWEB: MarkStanisz.comTWITTER: @ClaringtonChron YouTube: Clarington Chronicle

Clarington Chronicle Podcast #081 - Maple Fest, CBOT, Bylaw | This podcast I'm going to take a look at the latest news in Clarington | Available FREE on iTunes & Android, plus now on YouTube! -QUESTION OF THE PODCAST: Have you ever attended the Maple Festival in Clarington? -Bylaw moving: http://bit.ly/2qbSB35Maple Fest: http://bowmanville.com/eventsVolunteer awards: http://bit.ly/2qc1r0AJr. Firefighter Program: http://bit.ly/2pmTO7BCBOT: http://bit.ly/2qkyn6n-CLARINGTON CHRONICLE PODCASTEMAIL: claringtonchronicle@gmail.comPODCAST: iTunes & AndroidWEB: MarkStanisz.comTWITTER: @ClaringtonChron YouTube: Clarington Chronicle

Clarington Chronicle Podcast #080 - Courtice Dog Park | This podcast I'm going to take a look at the latest on the upcoming Courtice Dog Park | Available FREE on iTunes & Android, plus now on YouTube! COURTICE DOG PARKQUESTION OF THE PODCAST: Are you supportive of a third dog park in Clarington? -Clarington council 2016 pay: http://bit.ly/2nivQN4Bowmanville Boulevard: http://bit.ly/2nIXVIAFriends of the Courtice Dog Park: http://bit.ly/2nivNRc -CLARINGTON CHRONICLE PODCASTEMAIL: claringtonchronicle@gmail.comPODCAST: iTunes & AndroidWEB: MarkStanisz.comTWITTER: @ClaringtonChron YouTube: Clarington Chronicle

Clarington Chronicle Podcast #079 - Sign Bylaw | This podcast I'm going to take a look at Clarington's sign bylaw | Available FREE on iTunes & Android, plus now on YouTube! SIGN BYLAWQUESTION OF THE PODCAST: Is Clarington's sign bylaw enforced too much, too little or about right? -Sign bylaw: http://bit.ly/2mxy36RTarget to Lowe's: http://bit.ly/2nJbXxUTrees for rural roads: http://bit.ly/2mW8CqI-CLARINGTON CHRONICLE PODCASTEMAIL: claringtonchronicle@gmail.comPODCAST: iTunes & AndroidWEB: MarkStanisz.comTWITTER: @ClaringtonChron YouTube: Clarington Chronicle

Clarington Chronicle Podcast #078 - BALLOON RELEASE BAN | This podcast I'm going to take a look at a proposal to ban releasing more than 10 balloons at once in Clarington | Available FREE on iTunes & Android, plus now on YouTube! BALLOON RELEASE BANQUESTION OF THE PODCAST: Would you ever release more than 10 balloons at once in Clarington? -Balloon article: http://bit.ly/2nePM2hFacebook balloon ban page: https://www.facebook.com/ban.balloon.releases/Early years survey: http://bit.ly/2m7jjvpFamily swim contest: @ClaringtonON-CLARINGTON CHRONICLE PODCASTEMAIL: claringtonchronicle@gmail.comPODCAST: iTunes & AndroidWEB: MarkStanisz.comTWITTER: @ClaringtonChronYouTube: Clarington Chronicle

Clarington Chronicle Podcast #077 - March Break | This podcast I'm going to take a look at some March Break activities in Clarington | Available FREE on iTunes & Android MARCH BREAKQUESTION OF THE PODCAST: What do you think is the biggest priority for transit in Clarington?-Transit news: http://bit.ly/2nbAU1NClarington Museums: http://bit.ly/2n58xWtOPG: http://bit.ly/1x0QikBLibrary: http://bit.ly/2mMzWf6Visual Arts Centre: http://bit.ly/1RAREcg-CLARINGTON CHRONICLE PODCASTEMAIL: claringtonchronicle@gmail.comPODCAST: iTunes & AndroidWEB: MarkStanisz.com

Clarington Chronicle Podcast #076 - Taunton Traffic | This podcast I'm going to take a look at a new program by the Durham Regional Police Service to monitor traffic along Taunton Road | Available FREE on iTunes & Android TAUNTON TRAFFICQUESTION OF THE PODCAST: Do you think speeding and safety are a problem along Taunton Road? -Taunton traffic DRPS: http://bit.ly/2lQdfphTownhouse development: http://bit.ly/2m1vvdOSport & Leisure Fair: http://bit.ly/2lF5obv-CLARINGTON CHRONICLE PODCASTEMAIL: claringtonchronicle@gmail.comPODCAST: iTunes & AndroidWEB: MarkStanisz.com

Clarington Chronicle Podcast #075 - Volunteer Celebration | This podcast I take a look at the upcoming volunteer awards - thanks volunteers! | Available FREE on iTunes & Android THANKS VOLUNTEERS!QUESTION OF THE PODCAST: Have you ever volunteered for a group or event in Clarington? -Volunteer Celebration: http://bit.ly/2lL1kJPFor The Love Of Art: http://bit.ly/2mhZgXnDurham Discovery Guide: http://bit.ly/2luqJqu-CLARINGTON CHRONICLE PODCASTEMAIL: claringtonchronicle@gmail.comPODCAST: iTunes & AndroidWEB: MarkStanisz.com

Clarington Chronicle Podcast #074 - Waverly Interchange | This podcast I discuss a proposal for Clarington to spend $2.5 million on interchange improvements at Waverly Road and the 401 | Available FREE on iTunes & Android WAVERLY INTERCHANGEQUESTION OF THE PODCAST: Should Clarington spend millions to improve the Waverly interchange? -Winter WonderLearn: http://www.clarington-library.on.ca/wwlWaverly interchange: http://bit.ly/2lczcwFBody cameras: http://bit.ly/2lnnnXa-CLARINGTON CHRONICLE PODCASTEMAIL: claringtonchronicle@gmail.comPODCAST: iTunes & AndroidWEB: MarkStanisz.com

Clarington Chronicle Podcast #073 - Budget Passed | This podcast I discuss the approval of the budget by Clarington council | Available FREE on iTunes & Android BUDGET PASSEDQUESTION OF THE PODCAST: Are you happy with the tax increase in Clarington? -Clarington budget: http://bit.ly/2kNCVjZRegional budget: http://bit.ly/2k3B65C-CLARINGTON CHRONICLE PODCASTEMAIL: claringtonchronicle@gmail.comPODCAST: iTunes & AndroidWEB: MarkStanisz.com

Clarington Chronicle Podcast #072 - Clarington Coyotes | This podcast I discuss the recent sightings of coyotes in Clarington | Available on iTunes & Android CLARINGTON COYOTESQUESTION OF THE PODCAST: Have you spotted a coyote recently in Clarington? -News article: http://bit.ly/2l0dkEj Facebook: Bowmanville Coyote Sightings 2017Snow Angel record attempt: http://bit.ly/2jCQ02tWikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CoyoteClarington coyote tips: http://bit.ly/2kmWqj9More coyote tips: http://bit.ly/2bWf2oG-CLARINGTON CHRONICLE PODCASTEMAIL: claringtonchronicle@gmail.comPODCAST: iTunes & AndroidWEB: MarkStanisz.com

Clarington Chronicle Podcast #071 - Budget Deliberations | This podcast I discuss Clarington's upcoming budget for 2017| Available on iTunes & Android BUDGET DELIBERATIONSQUESTION OF THE PODCAST: What do you think an appropriate budget increase, or decrease should be? -News article: http://bit.ly/2jv7E6zSummer jobs: http://bit.ly/2jCW5HXBudget guide: http://bit.ly/1RmHyxSNew rec facilities: http://bit.ly/2k790VL-CLARINGTON CHRONICLE PODCASTEMAIL: claringtonchronicle@gmail.comPODCAST: iTunes & AndroidWEB: MarkStanisz.com

Clarington Chronicle Podcast #070 - Overnight parking | Clarington generally does not allow overnight parking but that may change | Available on iTunes & Android OVERNIGHT PARKINGQUESTION OF THE PODCAST: Should vehicles be allowed to park overnight on streets in Clarington?-News article: http://bit.ly/2k8G8guParking petition: http://bit.ly/2jENV4JClarington info: http://bit.ly/2jRPbzmPARKING APPLICATION: http://bit.ly/2jtFvev-CLARINGTON CHRONICLE PODCASTEMAIL: claringtonchronicle@gmail.comPODCAST: iTunes & AndroidWEB: MarkStanisz.com

This episode’s guest is Eric McNeil, founder of Aquanaut Brewing Company. Aquanaut is in the Bowmanville neighborhood of Chicago. Eric started his professional career in graphic design and has been making Aquanaut's labels himself. After getting bit by the homebrewing bug, Eric took the Siebel Institute's "concise" course in brewing technology and he's spent a significant amount of time shadowing professional brewers on the job to learn his craft.

Born and raised in Bowmanville, Ontario, Meghan Patrick has dedicated her entire life to music, always wanting it to be more than just a passion. Prior to setting out as a solo artist, Meghan was the lead singer of the popular roots act The Stone Sparrows. A newgrass / bluegrass band, The Stone Sparrows released an EP and a full-length album before the members parted ways amicably in 2013 after playing their second Boots and Hearts Festival. Meghan has quickly made a name for herself since signing to Warner Music Canada. She has recently signed a  publishing deal with Ole Nashville. Her debut album Grace & Grit was released earlier this year. She worked with  producers Justin Niebank (Vince Gill, LeAnn Rimes), Vince Gill, Chris Baseford (Nickelback, Avril Lavigne), and  Carly McKillip. To add even more star power to her debut, Meghan brought in a few more big names, including  multiple Grammy nominee Joe Nichols who duets with her on “Still Loving You,” and fellow Canadian Chad Kroeger,  who co-wrote and produced the smash debut single “Bow Chicka Wow Wow” along with several other cuts on  the album.  “I have to feel connected to the music, especially when I am playing live," explains Meghan. "The emotions I write about are real and  audiences know when you are being true to yourself. Performing my own music and forming a bond with my  audience is what I do this for. And that’s the most enjoyable thing in the world."

We recorded West Hammock performing Chet Faker’s “Gold” at Manantler Craft Brewing Co in Bowmanville, Ontario. https://www.facebook.com/WestHammock/ http://www.westhammock.com/ FIND CURRENT SESSIONS on FACEBOOK and YOUTUBE

Quentin D'Souza (https://www.facebook.com/qdsouza) is a multiple award winning Real Estate Investor, and a trusted authority on investing in the Durham Region of Ontario.  He is an Ontario Certified Teacher and holds two university degrees, which includes a Master's in Education.  His company, Appleridge Homes, uses the Buy, Fix, Refinance, and Rent strategy on long term rental properties from Pickering to Bowmanville, as well as joint venture partnerships to create win/win relationships.  Quentin is the author of “The Property Management Toolbox: A How-To Guide for Ontario Real Estate Investors and Landlords” and “The Ultimate Wealth Strategy: Your Complete Guide to Buying, Fixing, Refinancing, and Renting Real Estate.”  He is also the Chief Education Officer of the Durham Real Estate Investor Club and coaches up and coming real estate investors.   In this episode, we cover a ton: How Quentin doubled his income How he built his real estate investment portfolio The conversation he had with his family about leaving his six figure salary job Sources for finding hidden gem investment properties Quentin's thoughts on which investors will actually be successful in doubling their income Creating multiple streams of income Tips and tricks on increasing your net worth via your network Links and Show Notes If you would like to connect with Quentin and/or buy him lunch (you'll get the reference when you listen to the podcast :)) here's his email: Info@durhamrei.ca the Durham Real Estate investors Club: http://durhamrei.ca/ Quentin on Ontario's Sunshine List for public servants earning over $100,000 salary: http://www.thesunshinelist.com/ca/salary-disclosure/quentin-dsouza/toronto-catholic-district-school-board Real Deal Renos, 10 episode youtube series on investing in Durham: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNXpKkq4UegQGjmt0PmUfxy9XxnS0Gf98 Books by Quentin: http://www.amazon.com/Quentin-DSouza/e/B00L3J0P4I

Chats with GT of GT Harris & The Gunslingers, Brendan Lawless & Matt Holtby of The Coachlites and Bowmanville singer-songwriter, Alicia Robicheau at the Omemee Jams on August 22, 2015.

Gather 'round the warm glow of a smartphone or computer screen and huddle closely, as we break the through the static and bring the noise.  That noise is what you hear on the street, which is where our music in this section comes from."It Came From the Streets" is where we take your tracks, we listen to them and if they are swinging, they get played on live radio and carry on forever into the ether on podcast.Miss Fortune and KendeR listen to everything you send us.Send us your best, freshest and dopest Hip-Hop tracks to 1520classicradio@gmail.com, follow us on Twitter (@1520Classic) and get at us!You can send your tracks to Our EmailRIGHT CLICK HERE SAVE THE SHOW NOW!SUBSCRIBE TO OUR PODCAST ON iTUNES!FOLLOW US ON TWITTER!Today, we bring you some of the freshest, newest, cleanest and leanest Hip-Hop tracks that you will hear.  Forget top 40, forget whats 'popular', as we live underground and below radar.This week, we have a bunch of tracks coming from all across the globe.  We go to Australia, to visit a world class artist, dip to Utah to and then bust over to England.Trife Diesel and Termanology set off the episode with a 1520 Classic Radio produced track called "Trife & T".  Trife is from Staten Island, NY and Termanology is from Boston, Mass.  The Beat is produced by KendeR of (ahem) Bowmanville (look it up son!) and co-produced by the legendary DJ Flatline of Mississauga.  Shout outs to Clockwork Music on this track!Leaf Dog, one of The Four Owls and renowned beat maker sends us a Quincy Jones sampled track called "Sweet Thing" all the way from South London, in the UK.  High Focus is the label that Leaf Dog runs, and has worked with many legends within Hip-Hop.Fliptrix, another member of The Four Owls shot over a new track freshly released called "The Warning", Produced by Molotov.  We gotta hand it to High Focus, they are consistently putting out AMAZING tracks that set a high standard.Boston Producer Statik Selektah and and New Hampshire MC Chatham bring us a track called "Something For You" Featuring Mr. Cheeks.Rob Carney is an Instagram find, who sets the tone with his track called "Go Big".  This New Jersey native shot on our radar with his album you can find on iTunes or Google Play.  Be sure to check out his website too.Hopping aboard a big Jet Liner, we check in with 4thEye from London England with a Youtube freestyle and track from his album (on Bandcamp) called "Soul Rich".  This MC's flow is flawless and creative.  4thEye is a must hear!Flipping a classic sample, and coming all the way from Ogden Utah, Linus Stubbs produced the track "Commercial Kingz" for Wildelux (of no fixed address).Of course, DFlowetry, the precocious, ambitions and talented MC from Las Vegas Nevada brings a banger called "Nice as I am".Let's go to the land where everything wants to eat you.  Perth Australia is where Kid Tsunami hangs his hat, but make no mistake, this beat maker is a BEAST on the beats and production.  Kid Tsunami brings "No Guarantees", and be sure to check his catalog as he has worked with many including Sean Price and Masta Ace.  This guy is simply amazing.Dro Pesci from New York hit us up with a bunch of bangers, and this week we played "From New York", ft. Infamous Haze.  This raw MC is so talented and real that we just can't get enough.  We hope to do some work with him soon.King Mean isn't that mean, and in fact, he sounds nice on the Mic.  King Mean sends us "Broken Diamonds" through Twitter.Lil Doodie from Baton Rouge, Louisiana holds it down with a banger called "Intro", which is the intro to the mixtape THC.  This track also has a video on Youtube, so please, check that out too!Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Canada bred MC, producer and Juno nominee Muneshine teams up with KendeR of the 1520 Classic Radio Show as we put our "Best Foot Forward".  This track drips with chilled out drums and a plunking bassline.  Shoutouts to Muneshine for repping this, as it was a Japan only release on his album "Status Symbol"."Long Live" is an homage and dedication to the memory of Justine Aristide (10-31-1996 to 12-30-2014).  Thank you Skylar And Lamb for bringing this to us.Tinman needs not to see the Wizard, though, he still is heartless with the track FWT (Fuck With This). Tinman is an actor and rapper from Los Angeles California.Someone call the dogpound, Stray the Rabid Dog from Madrid Spain is on the loose again with his pal Snud from Scotland on a track called "The Rap Undead" featuring Ikue and Kapes.  Snud brings banging production while Stray holds it down on the mic.  More please.  The tracks coming from this pair are incredible.Topping up the show, we have Venemous2000 from Planet Rock, England (couldn't find that on Google Maps...) with a track called "This Ain't It" produced by Layzee D.  This track swings with a dope flow.IF YOU WANT TO BE FEATURED ON "IT CAME FROM THE STREETS", WHICH IS ON LIVE WORLDWIDE RADIO AND ON OUR PODCASTS (WHICH WILL LIVE FOREVER), PLEASE CONTACT US 1520CLASSICRADIO@GMAIL.COM OR HIT US UP ON TWITTER: @1520CLASSIC.  WE LOOK FORWARD TO HEARING EACH OF YOUR TRACKS AND SEEING....."IF IT CAME FROM THE STREETS"

Hailing from Summerside, Prince Edward Island, Country singer-songwriter TRINITY BRADSHAW became the youngest winner of the Summerside Festival Talent Search at age 14. She performed twice at the East Coast Music Awards before moving to Calgary, Alberta in 2011. In January 2014, Trinity was nominated for Female Artist of the Year and Song of the Year at the Alberta Country Music Awards and performed at the gala awards show. She was CMT Canada’s Fresh Face Feature Artist in March 2014. She has recently performed at the Grey Eagle, and Century Casino in Calgary, Billy Bob’s in Red Deer and the CRE Rodeo Dance in Camrose, Alberta. 2014 performances include the Ponoka Stampede, the Calgary Stampede, Festival Place in Edmonton, and the Boots and Hearts Music Festival in Bowmanville, Ontario. Trinity's new EP will be released on June 17th, 2014 featuring the current single Never Drinking Again which is getting played on country stations across Canada. The songs were recorded at Blackbird Studios in Nashville with all-star session players Chad Cromwell (Neil Young, Emmylou Harris, Taylor Swift), Tim Marks (Taylor Swift, Jewel), Russ Pahl (Blake Shelton, Luke Bryan, Eric Church) and Russ Broom (Jann Arden). The songs were produced by Russ Broom and Trey Mills. Tune in as Trinity joins me to celebrate the release of her new EP and to share some songs from it.

In this Episode I sit down with up and coming mma fighter Brendan Kalijundzic from Bowmanville and Kalsamrit Gym in Courtice, Ontario, Canada, as he discusses the highlights of his career so far and benefits and techniques of his fighting style. Also, what it's like to be in the ring. His manager Brad DaSilva from Ringside Management shares what it's like to participate in the world of the MMA fighting and the lifestyle behind the scenes. Really funny and engaging check it out! Was truly an honor!

It’s day 50 of Project Adventure and Chris, Mike, Ryan and Brent are headed towards our nation’s capital for their most action packed day yet. First, it’s off to HBC’s Ottawa store for a special welcome from the town crier, followed by some delicious custom striped Beaver Tails. Then the boys head to Carleton University to catch a rare glimpse of the city from way up high. Paralympic boardercross snowboarder and Petro Canada FACE athlete John Leslie, meets up with the boys at the Up & Away Tours launch site for some epic hot air ballooning. Ryan and Brent are terrified at first, but the view is so distractingly beautiful that they let their fears fall by the wayside. Two bumpy yet safe landings later, the boys head for Bowmanville, Ontario for the Boots and Hearts music festival to get on stage with acclaimed country music singer, Jason Aldean. Don’t forget to keep your eyes peeled this summer for our Project Adventure striped RV, as it journeys to 50 indescribably beautiful Canadian destinations. You’ll have to see it to believe it! *Petro Canada’s FACE athlete program (Fuelling Athlete and Coaching Excellence) provides equal funding to developing Olympic and Paralympic athletes and their coaches. The program provides 50 up-and coming pre-carded Olympic hopefuls with the resources necessary to pursue their dreams.