Podcasts about california's gold

Rise Gold Corp is in the process of re-opening a historic underground gold mine, the Idaho-Maryland mine, first opened in 1863. At its' peak production in the early 1940s it employed 1000 people and was the second biggest gold mine in the US. Once operational, they will employ 300 people and mine 1000 tons of rock daily and 100,000 ounces of gold annually. Today's spot price of gold was $1879. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/james-herlihy/message

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One was not enough. This monster-sized episode of California's Gold needed a monster-sized Huell's Gold to do it justice. On this second part of the In-N-Out double double Chris, Allan, and Kathleen dive into the MEAT of the episode. We see exactly how an In-N-Out location is run and hear even more behind the scenes details from Kathleen, who worked at In-N-Out for 7 years. Hopefully, this episode doesn't SPREAD you too thin. Are these In-N-Out puns getting too CHEESY?! 

Well Huell Heads, this is a big one. In fact, it was so big, its a double-double. That's right, Huell spends so much time at the In-N-Out Burger complex and Store Number One, we had to split it into two episodes. Part one features Allan's wife and ex-employee of In-N-Out Kathleen!! We are getting the inside scoop, not only from Huell, but from Kathleen's first-hand experience. This is a classic episode of California's Gold and we couldn't be more excited to bring it to you!!

Jana serves up another listener suggestion for the snack: Chili with peanut butter! Then Mark and Jana wrap up their extended interview with Luis Fuerte, cameraman for Huell Howser on California's Gold.

We're back again with another quarantined episode, and we're also straying away from California's Gold a bit to check in on one of the most entertaining episodes of Visiting! Huell is visiting Thai Town in Los Angeles and a quick concert by none other than Thai Elvis! This episodes can not be missed. Thanks again for joining us on our most excellent Huell adventures!!!

Well well well, who would have thought that this changing world we live in would resurrect everyones favorite podcasting huell-heads. We can't believe it but WE'RE BACK. It may be different because of social distancing, but Allan and Chris are at it again bringing you in depth analysis of Huell Howser's greatest and most interesting moments from California's Gold and Beyond. This week we look at one of our favorite subsets of California society, the Train Freak! but this time around, its al about rail cars. If this piques your interest, then come on along with us as we FINALLY continue our search together, for Huell's Gold

If you’re not from California, you may not know about the statewide treasure who is Huell Howser! For 22 years, Huell Howser shared California's history, cultural diversity, natural wonders, and amazing denizens through his travel tv shows, "California's Gold" and “Visiting.”  Born in Tennessee with a prominent southern accent, Huell was an unlikely spokesperson for California. But his unwavering enthusiasm and genuine curiosity gave us episodes featuring dryer lint artwork, age-old soda, an oversized 3-foot goldfish, among countless others. In this episode, I got to visit the California’s Gold Exhibit and the Huell Howser Archives in Orange, CA. I spoke to John Carlo Encarnacion, the archives technician, and learned all about Huell Howser, his life, his work ethic, and his legacy. This was a special treat and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!   Check out my tour of the California’s Gold Exhibit with John at https://youtu.be/cvmkuANwUz0 Learn more about the Huell Howser Archives at https://blogs.chapman.edu/huell-howser-archives/    Connect with Curiosityness... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/curiositynesspodcast/ Website: https://www.curiosityness.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/curiosityness Twitter: https://twitter.com/Curiositynesstv   Claim your FREE Curiosityness sticker at https://www.curiosityness.com/freesticker/   Find me, the host of Curiosityness on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/travderose/ Or send me an email to travis@curiosityness.com

In this latest and greatest episode the Monarch struggles to come up with a sequel to the 1989 classic horror film Shocker. Two special celebrity guests joins this weeks episode to help us with the sequel but they quickly hijack our podcast and turn it into a truly California's Gold moment. Enjoy! Connect with the show:Visit our website www.sequelsmade.comFollow us on Twitter Follow us on Instagram Checkout our page on FaceBook Email: Sequelsmade@gmail.comLook for new episodes dropping every other Tuesday. Love our show? Leave us a review on Apple Podcast or wherever you listen at. Don't forget to subscribe to get all future episodes. Thank You!

Growing up, family summer vacations in a rented Winnebago meant traveling to the deserts of Arizona, New Mexico among others. In this episode, Kim talks about playing games with her siblings on the drives and running around in the open space. 'Wanderlust' is a word she uses to describe her family, "We were always going somewhere."   Her love of photography grew from taking trips to all the places Huell Howser featured on his California's Gold television show.   Though coming to live in the desert was a dream come true, Kim experienced anxiety about work and money early on, which at times was so strong, she could barely breathe.  In the process, she applied for a house - and got it - and then applied for a job - and got it. One might think the desert was welcoming Kim with a little bit of a test, as only the desert can.   In her role as a Professor in the Child Development program at Copper Mountain College, she works to prepare students for careers in child care and says the program is also a great foundation for elementary school teachers and classes also benefit parents looking for a better understanding of their children or themselves. If you're interested, Kim can talk with you about the program: 760-366-3791 x0452.   Since Kim moved to the desert knowing no one, she began following photographers or other creatives whose work she came to like on social media. She also started attending open mic poetry readings hosted by Space Cowboy Books and Cholla Needles in Joshua Tree, which lead her to writing a sci-fi piece, read on a recent episode of 'Simultaneous Times' podcast. You can hear Kim's story in Episode 14 here.   Discovering the book,  'A Wrinkle in Time', was what drew Kim in to the world of sci-fi. Though when she tried to watch Star Trek with her dad and grandpa, she was told, "this is what the grown ups or guys watch", which, of course, made it even more intriguing.  She admires and is inspired by the work of African-American sci-fi writer Octavia Butler, as well as Poet Laureate outgoing, Tracy K. Smith.     Find Kim and her photos on Instagram     facebook.com/kim.photos  

This week on the show, Chris and Allan and bringing you Huell Howser's continuing search for California's Gold, an this week that takes us to Mare Island. This piece of Northern California's military history is full of interesting and historic buildings that have played a huge part in the countries Naval past. Huell was a military man, and he always seemed to enjoy sharing the rich history of California's involvement in our countries defense systems. So sit back, and enjoy the ride as we continue our search for...Huell's Gold!!   Video: California's Gold 704- Mare Island Discovery Mare Island Huell's Gold Instagram Huell's Gold Facebook Huell's Gold Twitter

This is a big one for us here at Huell's Gold! Chris has said numerous times that he is a lighthouse freak, and this is the first time California's Gold has visited on for an extended look. Were heading 7 miles off the shore of Crescent City, CA to visit the St. George's Reef Lighthouse! This is a Wave-Washed lighthouse... want to know what that means, and much more?? Come on along with us as we continue our search forrrrr...Huell's GOLD!!! Video- California's Gold: Lighthouse St. George Reef Lighthouse Tours and History Further St. George Lighthouse History Huell's Gold Instagram Huell's Gold Facebook Huell's Gold Twitter

Was there really a great Air Raid over Los Angeles in 1942? It's hard to know for sure, but we talk all about it in this episode. Join us as we attempt to get to the bottom of this mystery. (Spoiler: we never make it to the bottom.) This episode is dedicated to Huell Howser. Intro music: Cruzer by Noah B Outro music: Lightspeed by Noah B Insta & Twitter: @ufosanonymous Email: ufosanonymous@gmail.com Sources cited: Hanks, Michah. 2017. “The Great Los Angeles Air Raid: What Actually Happened According to Witnesses”. Mysterious Universe. “The Battle of Los Angeles: 1942 UFO”. The Wanderling. The Army Air Forces in World War II; Defense of the Western Hemisphere. “The Battle of Los Angeles”. San Francisco Museum Website. Kaye, Don. 2012. "6 Things You Didn't Know About the Real Battle of Los Angeles." SyFy WIRE. "L.A. Air Raid." California's Gold. 2004.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/ufosanonymous)

This week on the show were headed to the big house. Folsom State Prison to be exact. Huell Howser is taking us inside a place that few get to see and even fewer would want to experience first hand. This is arguably the countries most famous working prison and Huell gets to see all the nitty gritty details as he searches deeper than you could imagine for California's Gold!   Folsom Prison Museum Huell's Gold Instagram Huell's Gold Facebook Huell's Gold Twitter

This is definitely one of the more odd episodes of California's Gold. It really didn't seem like it at first. An eccentric guy builds a castle and left behind a structure that is now a monument to a bygone era. There are numerous stories like this throughout California. But once you scratch the surface of Scotty's Castle, and the less than scrupulous manner with which Walter Scott formed a life-long relationship with the Johnson's from Chicago, the wild and weird ways of Death Valley come into focus. Join us as we dive deeper into this most Golden piece of the California desert!  Video- California's Gold: Scotty's Castle Scotty's Castle Nation Park website (CASTLE CLOSED UNTIL 2020!!) Huell's Gold Instagram Huell's Gold Facebook Huell's Gold Twitter

Huell is really blowing us away this week!! Well, he almost gets blown away in the dust devils of death valley. This is Huell's first trip to the countries(in 1995) newest national park! Were in search for life in death valley and this episode does not disappoint, we'll be seeing all kinds of flowers, lizards, insects, even algae, the life is EVERYWHERE!! And believe or not, Huell once again, is able to find heaping helpings of California's GOLD!! Death Valley National Park Video: California's Gold- Life in Death Valley Huell's Gold Instagram Huell's Gold Facebook Huell's Gold Twitter

Its the beginning of season 5 of California's Gold, and Huell really outdid himself this week. We may be biased however, since were in Kern County visiting the Weedpatch Camp. This labor camp was built to house some of the 1 million migrants who came to California during the dust bowl. Huell and Louie come visit and former residents celebrate the times they shared there and teach the children of the current migrant workers who still call the Arvin Camp home all about those early dust bowl days. This is a classic episode and most definitely a fine example of California's Gold!!   Weedpatch Camp History Children of the Bowl, historical research by Jerry Stanley Huell's Gold Instagram Huell's Gold Facebook Huell's Gold Twitter

This week is a big one, not only do Chris and Allan have a guest, but its the debut of the boys' favorite rendition of 'California, Here I Come!!' Jeremy is joining to give us the low-down on Fresno and the Burro Schmidt Tunnel. Fresno has one historical garden, and its all underground!! The Forestiere Underground Gardens are a State and National Historic Place. The Burro Schmidt Tunnel is in Eastern Kern County and you won't wanna miss Jeremy's first hand account. Both these places are top notch California's Gold, we had to go deep to find them this time! Forestiere Underground Gardens in Fresno Burro Schmidt Tunnel Video- California's Gold: Under California Huell's Gold Instagram Huell's Gold Facebook Huell's Gold Twitter

This week Huell is focusing on two California's Gold classics... Trains & the Central Coast. We are here for 100th anniversary of the first train to come to San Luis Obispo!! This episode has everything, train freex, 90's clothes, Huell in awkward situations. Its a clinic in Calgold craziness. So come on out and take a listen as Allan and Chris break it all down.  Video-San Luis Obispo Train Huell's Gold Facebook Huell's Gold Instagram Huell's Gold Twitter

Huell is really going out on a limb this week...a bristlecone pine tree limb that is. Were joining Mr. Howser on a trip to find two of the most remote places in California. First we visit the site of the oldest living things on earth, the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest. Then we head out on Mule-back to visit the AMAZING LeConte Falls in the Tuolumne Meadows area of Yosemite National Park. It's real deal California's Gold this week.  Video: California's Gold 411- Hard to Get to Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest LeConte Falls-Tuolumne Meadows Huell's Gold Instagram Huell's Gold Facebook Huell's Gold Twitter

Huell Howser is still in the Bay Area this week and he's visiting the largest island in the bay. It is rich with history and has played an important if not controversial role in San Francisco history. Chris and Allan see how Angel Island was a quarantine zone for asian immigrants, multiple military outposts, and now California State Park. Its big time California's Gold!!!  Angel Island website Video: California's Gold- Angel Island Huell's Gold Instagram Huell's Gold Facebook Huell's Gold Twitter KCET Kickstarter to get Huell on streaming services!!

Chris and Allan have been waiting  their whole lives for this moment...It's time to hear about Huell in Bakersfield!!! For our inbetween-er episode this week, we visit the boys' hometown with Huell checking out all the sites. We visit the Tule Elk Reserve, Guild House, Kern County Museum, Woolgrowers, Alley Cat Bar, Dewars Candies and Ice Cream, and finally the Crystal Palace with the man himself, Buck Owens!! It's a classic episode and definitely had some California's Gold snuck in the show!! Tule Elk State Reserve Video: Road Trip 112- Bakersfield Guild House Padre Hotel Fox Theater Bakersfield Kern County Museum Woolgrowers Restaurant Alley Cat Bakersfield Dewars Candy Buck Owens' Crystal Palace

OO-OO-AA-AA Huell met some monkeys(primates) this week as he interrupts not one, but two parades. First its the Mary$ville Bok Kai parade, then we head South to the Wisteria Festival in Sierra Madre to see one GIANT vine, then he wraps it up in (SH)Redlands to attend the Lincoln Shrine Open House. All of these celebrations are beloved local community events and Huell has a great time at all of them. Come on along with us, I smell California's Gold! Video: California's Gold 306- Community Celebrations Bok Kai Parade information Wisteria Festival information Redlands Lincoln Shrine information Huell's Gold Instagram Huell's Gold Facebook Huell's Gold Twitter

Hitch up your boots and head out on the happy trail to California's Gold. Huell is visiting two singing cowboys this week. First we go to Victorville to see the Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Museum. There we meet Trigger and Buttermilk. Then Huell sees Herb Jefferies, the star of a series of black westerns. Finally we see the Oakland black cowboy parade. Its a dusty trail old trail we go down this week, and Huell has found some Old West California's Gold! Video: California's Gold 304 Singing Cowboys Sad news about Roy Rogers museum Herb Jefferies Obituary Black Cowboy Parade 2018 Info Huell's Gold Instagram Huell's Gold Facebook Huell's Gold Twitter

Well, Huell's done it this time... he's taken us to two places I never thought he'd go. These are some obscure places this week, and Chris and Allan were pleasantly surprised at how fun they were! First Huell takes us to El Centro to visit the old plank road, its a wooden road over huge sand dunes! Then he heads west to Campo near San Diego to visit the site of the last mounted cavalry in the US Armed Forces, some of which were were the famous Buffalo Soldiers. These ol' cowboys have some great stories. This one is Grade "A" 24 karat California's Gold! Video: California's Gold 302 A Closer Look The Old Plank Road Camp Lockett - Final Mounted Cavalry Huell's Gold Instagram Huell's Gold Facebook Huell's Gold Twitter

All hail the King! the king of poison oak that is. Huell is headed back up north and is seeing what he can find in the gold country. And yes, as you suspected, he found California's Gold. This time in Oroville, as he visits the Bidwell Bar Days celebration thats all about an historical bridge, then we head down to church, the Red Church! Sonora is known for its bright red church right on highway 49, and Huell has got to get the answer to the $64 dollar question... Why is the church red?! Finally we head to Columbia to see the Poison Oak Show, and here we meet our king!! Video: California's Gold 301- Gold Country Bidwell Bar Bridge Info The Red Church List of Events in Columbia including the Poison Oak Show Huell's Gold Instagram Huell's Gold Facebook Huell's Gold Twitter

We're hitting the high seas this week on Huell's Gold! Chris and Allan join Huell as he visits some characters from California's nautical past. First we head north to Trinidad on Humboldt Bay to do some redwood canoeing with Axle and Haus. Then down to Oakland to visit one of the last remaining Lightships, it's a floating Lighthouse!! WE wrap it up in Aptos near Santa Cruz to revisit the USS Palo Alto and find out that concrete ships can indeed float! We set a course for California's Gold, and we found it!   Video: California's Gold Episode 210: Ships Trinidad Museum (with the canoe carved by Axle on display!) United States Lightouse Society page for the Relief More Information on the U.S.S. Palo Alto Huell's Gold Facebook Huell's Gold Instagram Huell's Gold Twitter

Toot on a Flute in a Suit! Were back in Los Angeles and Huell is flyin' all over the city in episode 6. First he stops off at LAX to visit the Theme Building, then visits the oldest "building" at UCLA, then off to Grand Central Market, and ending it all with the last remaining grapefruit tree in Downtown LA. This episode is jam packed and full of some tart, yet sweet California's Gold!   Video: California's Gold 207 LA Adventures LAX Theme Building UCLA Bridge  Grand Central Market Japanese American Cultural Community Center

EPISODE #42-- We're bouncing around a lot on this episode. We go from a peacock in Arcadia messing up some booze, an assassination attempt in Ukraine, what holes not to put wasp nests into, and a brave football hooligan standing up to international terrorism. We also get into it about bird law, more of California's Gold, and the LA Riots. Thanks to Sef Joosten for our show art.  Our theme music is "The World's a Mess (It's In My Kiss)" by X. Thanks to our sources at the Pasadena Star News, New York Times, Le Monde, AV Club, and the Independent. Please support real journalism. #LAisBurning #Assassinations #Terrorism #Birds #Bees #TrueLove #Katana

Steve & Izzy discuss this recently rebooted sequel to the movie that started the whole found-footage genre... but really doesn't use it in the sequel... and despite being called "Blair Witch 2: Book of Shadows"... there's no book of shadows... or even really witches, just bitchy wiccans. It's... really interesting at best. Also, we try an Oktoberfest Lager from Hangar 24 Brewing and a wild yeast ale commemorating the legendary Hule Hauser, host of "California's Gold." So check out this eye-roller and let us know what you think!