Podcasts about carolinians

March 8th, 2025 Each Year, the first Saturday in April marks the re-opening of Trout Season, a generational tradition for thousands of families across the state and country. Join us as we delve into the sport of trout fishing, with a spin from the 'Big guys' on what it means to them, too. Today we are joined by Jake Rash, a Cold Water Research Coordinator for the North Carolina Wildlife Resource Commission, and avid Fly Fisherman. Segment Highlights: Turkey Season coming up in NC and SC in the coming months Trout season-- March means closures, but not everywhere October to June Catch/Release in Delayed Harvest waters, stocking updates Opportunities to fish for wild fish and holdovers from previous years NCwildlife.gov and other resources available to anglers like you! NCFW's approach to working with the fishing and Fly Fishing community, and their interactions with the people they serve 'Opening Day' traditions and changes-- what does Opening Day mean to Carolinians? Destination angling- how the WNC trout resources affect local economies throughout our state Things You'll Learn by Listening: There's a lot to learn about Trout from Jake Rash, but today Bill and Jake are tackling the questions of: Which waters are open in March? When is a good day to fish? And what the First Saturday in April means to the NC Wildlife Commission, and its constituents. Jake also delves into the look at WNC trout resources and their future post-Helene, with an optimistic glance at what's to come. Jesse Brown's outfits fly anglers and outdoorsmen of all kinds each and every day from the 'ol Brick and Mortar in Sharon Corners, but we are more than happy to serve you from our Website as well! Stop on in or give us a click or call to prepare for your next adventure.

Tune in here to this ​Wednesday's edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen! Breaking Brett Jensen kicks the show off by talking with Braxton Winston, former Charlotte City Council member, who is currently running NC Labor Commissioner. They discuss the aftermath in Western North Carolina following Hurricane Helene, Winston takes this opportunity to remind everyone listening that this will be a long road to rebuild these areas. Continued support for WNC is crucial to our fellow Carolinians that were most impacted by this historic storm. In the second segment, Brett shares an interview with David Willis, North Carolina representative for District 68 in Union County.   Later, Brett interviews Grammy-Award-winning Graham Sharp, a lead singer and banjo player in the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame band, Steep Canyon Rangers. The North Carolina bluegrass band is putting on a benefit concert for Western North Carolina on Thursday, November 7, in Greensboro.  Brett wraps up tonight's show with soon to be elected US Congressman, Mark Harris, who will represent District 8 in North Carolina.  Listen here for all of this and more on Breaking With Brett Jensen. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hurricane Milton has made landfall in Florida as disaster recovery continues in the Carolinas after Helene. Tonight, the Carolina Weather Group is live in the Florida landfall -- and talking with Evan Fisher about life in Asheville after Helene. Across both North Carolina and South Carolina, a million and a half Carolinians remain without power. The federal government has declared the western North Carolina mountains a major disaster area. For emergencies, dial 911. For local community resource assistance, call 211. To help with non-urgent storm cleanup, the Hurricane Helene Cleanup Hotline is available at 844-965-1386. The American Red Cross is also available to assist at 1-800-RED-CROSS (1-800-733-2767). If you would like to donate to help the people of the Carolinas as a Carolina Weather Group listener, you can donate to the American Red Cross using our special link: http://bit.ly/wxpodstelethon

North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper and other state officials hold a briefing to discuss the ongoing recovery efforts from Helene. Helene has caused a major flooding disaster in the Carolinas. Communities remain cut off from the outside world with limited-to-no power or communication. Others have had to flee their homes to escape the rising flood waters brought on by Helene. Across both North Carolina and South Carolina, a million and a half Carolinians remain without power. The federal government has declared the western North Carolina mountains a major disaster area. For emergencies, dial 911. For local community resource assistance, call 211. To help with non-urgent storm cleanup, the Hurricane Helene Cleanup Hotline is available at 844-965-1386. The American Red Cross is also available to assist at 1-800-RED-CROSS (1-800-733-2767). If you would like to donate to help the people of the Carolinas as a Carolina Weather Group listener, you can donate to the American Red Cross using our special link: http://bit.ly/wxpodstelethon

It's a Pop Talk with the entire "Of the Show" gang! Rob, Trey, and Justina are here to talk about the premiere of the 50th season of Saturday Night Live, what they hope to see the rest of the season, potentials hosts, and they talk about what other shows they are watching or hope to watch. The South has been devastated by Hurricane Helene. Please consider donating to your preferred organizations to help in the recovery effort. Being former Carolinians we do have two options to donate to recovery efforts in North and South Carolina below, but please look at ways to serve all areas affected by this hurricane. https://www.nc.gov/disaster-relief-fund-faqs https://foodbankcenc.org/helene/ Also, Best Friend of the Show, Rob's son is selling popcorn so support the kiddo at the link below: https://trails-end.com/store/scout/ZJCO7QU4?share=TOU72RGE Instagram: @ThereItIsPod, @JasonFarrPics  Threads: @ThereItIsPod, @JasonFarrPics Facebook: @ThereItIsPod  Twitter: @ThereItIsPod, @JasonFarrJokes  Subscribe to our comedy newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/e22defd4dee2/thereitis

#helene #hurricane #tropics #severeweather #northcarolina #southcarolina #weather #ncwx #scwx #podcast Helene has caused a major flooding disaster in the Carolinas. Communities remain cut off from the outside world with limited-to-no power or communication. Others have had to flee their homes to escape the rising flood waters brought on by Helene. Across both North Carolina and South Carolina, a million and a half Carolinians remain without power. Tonight, a special edition of the Carolina Weather Group with the latest recovery efforts happening in the Carolinas. A special look at the hardest hit areas, including in the western North Carolina mountains, where more than two feet of rain fell.

North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper and other state officials hold a briefing to discuss the ongoing recovery efforts from Helene. Helene has caused a major flooding disaster in the Carolinas. Communities remain cut off from the outside world with limited-to-no power or communication. Others have had to flee their homes to escape the rising flood waters brought on by Helene. Across both North Carolina and South Carolina, a million and a half Carolinians remain without power. The federal government has declared the western North Carolina mountains a major disaster area. For emergencies, dial 911. For local community resource assistance, call 211. To help with non-urgent storm cleanup, the Hurricane Helene Cleanup Hotline is available at 844-965-1386. The American Red Cross is also available to assist at 1-800-RED-CROSS (1-800-733-2767). If you would like to donate to help the people of the Carolinas as a Carolina Weather Group listener, you can donate to the American Red Cross using our special link: http://bit.ly/wxpodstelethon

Tune in here to this ​Thursday edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen! Breaking Brett Jensen kicks the show off by talking with North Carolina State Senator, Brad Overcash, about the Raise the Age bill, whether or not Governor Cooper will veto the bill and how the bill will impact Carolinians. At this time criminals will exploit the law by having 16 and 17 year-olds commit serious crimes on their behalf because they know that these kids will receive lighter sentences. This bill is intended to cut down on these instances and hopefully incentivize these young people to think twice before they commit these serious felonies. Later in the show Brett is joined by Scott Hamilton from the WBT Newsroom to discuss seeing a B-17 bomber at the York County airport for the 80th anniversary of D-Day. Listen here for all of this and more on Breaking With Brett Jensen.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“S” is for Seabrook, Whitemarsh Benjamin (1793-1855). Governor. As a member of the most radical political factions in the state, Seabrook urged Carolinians to prepare for secession and the military defense of the state and its institutions.

Have you ever wondered how South Carolinians paid for goods and services before the advent of the U.S. dollar? The pound sterling formed the basis of their accounts until the 1790s, but the economic realities of frontier life obliged early Carolinians to embrace monetary tools and strategies that deviated from British traditions. For more than a century, inhabitants of the Palmetto State used foreign coins, paper bills, promissory notes, and sophisticated credit schemes that fueled upward mobility and set the stage for the financial systems we use today.

In the United States, we're required by law to file our tax returns, and the IRS depends upon our honest reporting. As taxpayers, we are responsible for declaring all income and filing a tax return on time.  Fran Marie caught up with Rodney Foushee, our IRS Media Relations Specialist with news for North Carolina and South Carolina taxpayers. What can we look forward to in the 2023 tax season for Carolinians?

Tune in here to this Tuesday edition of Crossing Streams on The Brett Winterble Show!   Brett kicks off the program with Beth Troutman and Bo Thompson talking about their interview with Nikki Haley that will be on their morning show tomorrow and some other candidates that they plan to talk to. Brett, Bo, and Beth discuss the upcoming elections and what it means to Carolinians. Tune in tomorrow at 8:05 a.m. for Bo and Beth's exclusive interview with Presidential Candidate Nikki Haley!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tune in here to this Tuesday edition of the Brett Winterble Show!   Brett kicks off the program with Beth Troutman and Bo Thompson talking about their interview with Nikki Haley that will be on their morning show tomorrow and some other candidates that they plan to talk to. Brett, Bo, and Beth discuss the upcoming elections and what it means to Carolinians. Tune in tomorrow at 8:05 a.m. for Bo and Beth's exclusive interview with Presidential Candidate Nikki Haley!  We're joined by Ira Mehlman from the Federation for American Immigration Reform to talk about the state of our Southern Border and what should be done. "It's all a game that has been rigged by the (Biden) administration," said Mehlman. We're also joined by Michael Harrison the Publisher for Talkers Magazine to talk about World Radio Day and how radio has been around since the 1800's. Harrison and Brett discuss the importance of radio and it's breadth from it's educational aspects to art, and it's impact on society. Radio has the power to tap "into the theatre of the mind," said Harrison. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Duke Energy says Carolinians should prepare for anything when it comes to storms like we saw on Tuesday this week.A spokesperson for Duke Energy, Jeff Brooks, says anyone can get a power outage because it can be hard to predict who will get hit the hardest."You may see a pocket over here and it's perfectly fine a couple of miles away," he said.For the latest weather alerts, download the WCNC Charlotte mobile app and enable push notifications.

Duke Energy says Carolinians should prepare for anything when it comes to storms like we saw on Tuesday this week. A spokesperson for Duke Energy, Jeff Brooks, says anyone can get a power outage because it can be hard to predict who will get hit the hardest. "You may see a pocket over here and it's perfectly fine a couple of miles away," he said. For the latest weather alerts, download the WCNC Charlotte mobile app and enable push notifications.

It's been several years since North Carolina lawmakers enacted, and then were forced by public opinion to repeal, HB2 – the infamous bathroom bill. Unfortunately, some lessons have to be learned over and over, and as has been made plain repeatedly at the Legislative Building, conservative state lawmakers remain wedded to a strategy of demonizing […] The post Joe Killian discusses the political slings and arrows directed at LGBTQ Carolinians in 2023 appeared first on NC Newsline.

The first bottled bbq sauce, first reverse flow bbq, the first time the word Barbecue was even written in the United States even…? GA BBQ is a large part of the bbq enjoyed across the USA. Why not celebrate it? Ed Reilly thought that with the amount of bbq history in Georgia it's high time Georgians had a seat at the bbq table. After all the research it seems like bbq tables were started in Georgia anyways…. We chatted about the holiday and the history it stands for, it's definitely something you'll want to keep bookmarked. Especially since Carolinians can't decide what they are doing, Texas is all about brisket since the 50-60s, not sure where Missouri got their bbq super powers. Georgia really should be part of the conversation. Here's hoping Ed can get this to be a national holiday too one day so we can get a day off to BBQ. I think we can all agree that's a good idea… Join Georgia in celebrating Georgia Barbecue Day this and every March 25th.

Seacoast Summerville Campus Pastor Roy Jacques opens up about personal struggles with his weight. In High School, he was a State Champion Baseball player for the James Island Trojans.  As an adult, he has struggled with his physical health. His main foe? A food addiction. With two of his close friends, pastors Jeff Leinberger and Joey Svendsen, the three discuss whether Roy is "living in sin," given his lack of self-care. Roy lets us in on his up-and-down journey of finding healthier life habits and losing weight, then giving way to complacency. He talks about the impact his weight has on his confidence, his lack of success with accountability, and whether he considers this struggle "his Thorn" (2 Corinthians 12:17). In turn, Jeff shares his lifestyle of being physically in great shape, but for all the wrong reasons.At the top of the episode, founding Pastor Greg Surratt shares his thoughts on various topics, including his wish for palmetto bugs and Carolinians to "live together peacefully."  Lastly, Seacoast's HR Director Jenna Young stops by to discuss her delicate role of needing to know the good, bad, and ugly of the staff who are a part of the church she deeply loves. Stay Connected.Website | Facebook Discussion Page  In this episodeRoy Jacques / FacebookJeff Leinberger / Instagram Jenny Mayer, co-host / InstagramGreg Surratt / Instagram Jenna Young / Facebook Joey Svendsen, co-host / InstagramExecutive Producer: Josh SurrattProducer/Editor: Joey SvendsenSound Engineer/Editor: JT PriceSound Engineer: Diego GomezMusic Composed by:Joel T. Hamilton Music (including theme song) andSeacoast Church Music

Hurricane Ian is making landfall Wednesday in Florida before continuing across the state. The storm will reemerge into the Atlantic Ocean waters off the East Coast. This will allow Ian, then expected to be a tropical storm, to make a second landfall somewhere along the Georgia or South Carolina coast Friday. The biggest threat from Ian in the Carolinas will be flooding, with rainfall amounts between 6 and 8 inches and storm surge upward of 3 feet along the coast. The storm could also produce an isolated number of tornadoes. Following a potential second landfall Friday, the storm will push inland where it will weaken into a tropical depression. Impacts from the storm are still expected across all of North Carolina and South Carolina from the remnants of this storm. Localized flash flooding is the greatest threat for many Carolinians. LEAVE A TIP: https://streamelements.com/carolinawxgroup/tip SUBSCRIBE TO OUR PODCAST: https://anchor.fm/carolinaweather SUPPORT US ON PATREON: https://patreon.com/carolinaweathergroup VISIT OUR WEBSITE: https://carolinaweathergroup.com The Carolina Weather Group operates a weekly talk show of the same name. Broadcasting each week from the Carolinas, the show is dedicated to covering weather, science, technology, and more with newsmakers from the field of atmospheric science. With co-hosts across both North Carolina and South Carolina, the show may closely feature both NC weather and SC weather, but the topics are universally enjoyable for any weather fan. Join us as we talk about weather, environment, the atmosphere, space travel, and all the technology that makes it possible. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carolinaweather/message

Campaign 1996For me it was the campaign of my lifetime.  No race ever equaled the life altering impact of that year in my life. This was the year that I got to see up-close two of the political figures I most admired, Senator Bob Dole of Kansas and Strom Thurmond. The South Carolina Presidential Primary turned out to be the most important of all the primaries that year as Bob Dole was in a fight for his political Presidential survival and two Governors and Strom Thurmond stepped in to help him win it. Then that same organization stepped up to insure that Strom Thurmond was re-elected to a 8th term. I was a tiny little cog as a volunteer and College Republican Chairman at Lander University in Greenwood S.C. and after graduating I helped out in my hometown of Myrtle Beach. I had been around politics all my life but it was 1996 that I got to be right there, for the first time, at the feet of two of the political figures I most admired as they campaigned across South Carolina, first in the upstate for Dole and then for Thurmond in the Low Country. In the Thurmond race there really was only one issue and that was the Senator's age. National publications were trying to cast doubt on the Senator's mental fitness ( a totally bogus charge, I was there and the man was amazing) , the Democrats from Washington D.C. had recruited a billionaire member of the Springs Mills family, a huge textile company, in Elliot Close, and finally there had begun an influx of new residents into the state that were not as familiar with Thurmond's actual record of constituent service as the native Carolinians had been. If ever Senator Thurmond appeared to be vulnerable in his 74 year career, this was it. But D.C. just did not know S.C. as well as it thought it did. Thurmond put together an incredible team to shore up his political defenses. He had two governors, Carroll Campbell and David Beasley working on his behalf, arguably one of the best Republican Party Chairmen in the nation  in Henry McMaster working for him, and three legendary political campaign people working on his behalf in Manager Tony Denny, and consultants Cindy Carter Thompson and a very young Robert Cahaly (The Trafalgar Group) all on the team.  Not only that, he had the State's Lieutenant Governor Bob Peeler and its Speaker of the House David Wilkins on Board and Myrtle Beach's famous State Representative Mark Kelly all working overtime to insure Thurmond won.  And let's not forget, the two day - 10 county nonstop bus trip across the state, known as "The Thurmondator Bus Tour" where Strom Thurmond himself barnstormed the state, courthouse to courthouse, festival to festival, just like a campaign of old. Elliot Close did not know what hit him. This episode is that story and you will be able to relive as much of it as I was able to save. By the time this show is over you will be quoting the Godfather of Soul, James Brown, "I feel Good!!!"  As Mr. Brown makes an appearance  to help Senator Thurmond celebrate this final election victory to capstone his incredible life and career. ** I wish to acknowledge the fine work of WIS TV 10,  SC ETV, and CNN for their news broadcasts that we used in putting these three podcasts together, much of which was aired over a three day period when the senator passed away. The Lowcountry Gullah PodcastTheculture, history and traditions podcast where Gullah Geechee culture lives!Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

The Biggest Cannabis Event of the Year Is Upon Us- Check Out How You Can Attend Here! Welcome to Cannabis Daily - Your daily guide to cannabis news, industry trends, and trade ideas in under 5 mins.Cannabis And Pancreatic Cancer: Botanical Drug Kills 100% Of Cancer Cells, Research On The Cell Model RevealsAGFYTCNNFHosted & Produced By:Elliot LaneAaron ThomasContact us at: cannabishour@benzinga.comFollow Benzinga Cannabis On Social MediaInstagramTwitterYouTubeLinkedInSubscribe to all Benzinga Podcasts at https://www.benzinga.com/podcastsSubscribe to the Cannabis Insider Newsletter to get more cannabis news and trending links delivered to your inbox.Tune in weekly to Cannabis Hour at 4 pm ET every Thursday for Cannabis News & Executive Interviews at bzcannabishour.comHit us up at https://www.benzinga.com/cannabis/ for more news today, tomorrow, and everyday.Access All The Cannabis Daily Episodes HereFor Top Gainers & Losers Cannabis stocks of the day check out https://www.benzinga.com/cannabis/stocksNOT FINANCIAL ADVICEGood morning investors. Welcome to another episode of cannabis daily. Thrilled to have you guys with us. This is your host Elliot lane. Thanks to Aaron and Asli on the back end, who make this happen. And Benzinga for the platform. Let us know what you think, rate and review us. This is your daily dose of cannabis, news, and insights.Let's start with, they're expanding their cultivation technology to Europe with 190 vertical farming units. They're not the first hydroponics and incinerary cultivation. To do this urban grow has been international for a bit. But agro five fantastic company they're aggressive.If anything else, Africana, a Latin American cannabis producer, partnering with a pharmacy company to sell its cannabinoid products in Brazil. Nice expansion there, cannabis tech and Israeli biotech in the cannabis space announces a cell model trial. This is an adapted cannabinoid composition extract, which showed five times higher efficacy than original extract, which caught while causing 100% more talented.For pancreatic cancer cells, they didn't know damage to healthy cells or none that was observed. The study expects to be complete within the next 12 months in mid 2020. Colorado cannabis sales dropped for the third straight month. Cannabis sales in February. We were down 3% from January, also down 13% from February of 2021.Total sales in February were 145 million total on the year. So far 296 million. And I think they have 12 and a half billion in total. Since 2014 legalization truly TC in and F is opening a dispensary in Fort Myers, Florida. So they are, I believe the largest cannabis footprint that I can think of and they're adding to it.Their Cresco labs is expanding their flora, Cal farms brand into Illinois. Next up those in Texas, looking for weed are now crossing the border into New Mexico. Not surprised there as similar things are happening across the country, such as north Carolinians or seven of 10. Voters are driving or they do support medical marijuana, I should say is the stat there.But they're driving into Virginia for their medical cannabis, Michigan reports, cannabis sales grew 5% in March. Michigan cannabis sales grew 82% in 2021 to 1.8 billion interrupt, 28% thus far in 2022, but of the opposite end of the spectrum, as opposed to Colorado. That is it for the day kids.I hope this was helpful, as I said, not a whole lot of news to discuss today. But this is Elliot in cannabis, daily tune in every day benzinga.com/cannabis for updates throughout the day from Javier Haas and his awesome team of writers. We look forward to seeing you all in Miami until tomorrow.Y'all we'll do this one more time this week.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/cannabis-daily/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Every day, new pizzerias open everywhere to varying degrees of success. But what is it that causes some of them to immediately burst from the gate and generate excitement and buzz? Geno DiPaolo and his daughter Gena, somehow found that "secret sauce" to make it happen in Charlotte, North Carolina at their Geno D's Pizza. Geno is known by his fans as "Geno from Jersey," and that is definitely part, but not all of the magic. Listen in as Geno and Gena fill us in on what makes New Jersey pizza so special to the many Carolinians who are now flocking to their tiny kiosk-style father/daughter pizzeria. Geno also shares some of his techniques for his signature Grandma pizza, which has quickly become a crowd favorite. It's all here on this latest episode of Pizza Quest with Peter Reinhart.Click here for the video versions of Pizza Quest. If you count on HRN content, become a monthly sustaining donor at heritageradionetwork.org/donate.Pizza Quest is Powered by Simplecast.

Leoneda Inge reports on the new Black Carolinians Speak project from the African American Heritage Commission and the State Archives, which documents the pandemic stories of African Americans in North Carolina.

Welcome to Episode 53! There's a lot going on in October. It's Filipino American History Month, so we begin by talking about this important honor as that was started by the Filipino American National History Society. October 11th, is also Indigenous People's Day here in the U.S., so we focus our main story on the Indigenous Pacific Islanders in U.S. Territories: the CHamoru, Carolinians, and Samoans. We also mention two great organizations that are trying to help Pacific Islanders: EPIC (Empowering Pacific Islander Communities) and the Sue Taei Ocean Fellowship. We close the episode with another segment of What Are We Watching? by talking about Finding ‘Ohana and Taste the Nation. To learn more, please visit our site at https://asianamericanhistory101.libsyn.com or https://linktr.ee/AAHistory101 for social media. If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, email us at info@1882media.com. Segments 00:26 Other Hunky Asian American Men 01:12 Filipino American History Month and Indigenous Peoples' Day 04:19 Indigenous Pacific Islanders 20:45 What Are We Watching? Finding ‘Ohana and Taste the Nation

Rival claims to the land of South Carolina sparked hostility between England and Spain that shaped the first 78 years of the colony's existence. The English considered Floridians to be jealous rivals, while the Spanish saw Carolinians as habitual trespassers. Spain held a better claim to the contested territory, but British colonists eventually won the land by force.

In 1941, Government agents seized Ewan Yoshida's father. He was never seen again. In this final part of our three part episode on FDR and the decision to intern the Japanese in WWII, we review the consequences of the internment decision for the people sent to the camps, and why Roosevelt made the decision in the first place.  This episode uses the following archival sound files: “Goodbye, Mama, I'm Off to Yokohama” (1942) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyOoJhqEzas Office of War Relocation explains the Internment, narrated by OWR director Milton Eisenhower (1942) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_rk3RP5KQs Testimony by Martha Okamoto, Kuniko Okumura Sato, Teru Watanabe, Masaharu Tanibata, Ewan Yoshida, Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians testimony (1981)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zTG6om6l0w&t=118s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdtqHokzEC0 Josh White and his Carolinians, “Trouble” (1940) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUdmP1T97iA Carson Robinson, “Remember Pearl Harbor” (1942) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFKnkWvSJA4 Eddy Howard and His Orchestra, “Remember Pearl Harbor” (1942) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADJMnhJsZvE Sumiko Seki, testimony before the Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians (1981) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nca5BhM1XUc Richard E. Yamashiro, “Witnessing the Manzanar Riot” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFCDcGE-KTI Jim Tanimoto, “Internment – Time of Remembrance” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Hd_ADvIZ7k vromKTTnixUwJkJ16IMQ    

Julia Melvin is the social media manager behind the “Legend Raised In A Glass”, Cheerwine! This is one podcast that has been in the works for a long time now. Julia and I discuss some marketing tips and tricks that local brands and businesses should pay attention too. We also talk about what it’s like being the person behind the social media scenes of a beloved brand such as Cheerwine. This was such a fun interview, and I hope that it leads to many more Cheerwine themed episodes. Carolinians, y’all will love this episode, enjoy! Check out Julie and the Cheerwine Social Feed below! IG: @jujumelv / @drinkcheerwine FB: @Cheerwine TikTok: @drinkcheerwine Website: www.cheerwine.com ________________________________________ SPONSOR - Cardinal Chiropractic & Sports Recovery - www.cardinalchirosports.com SPONSOR - Alamance Kaffee Werks - www.akwcoffee.com

(from the 03.06.2021 program, Segment 3) Bill Bartee & Wes Lawson take us on a trip to 1872 & the start of Yellowstone National Park.  The Park is looked at as the first in the country (& possibly the first in the world) & is home to one of the world's largest volcanic caulderas. For adventure lovers in the Charlotte-area, it is a place to escape for hikes, climbs, fly fishing & wildlife touring. Jesse Brown's has been outfitting Carolinians for adventurers around the world but domestic adventures are always in fashion.  We hope you'll stop by our outdoor store and fly shop in Charlotte to outfit your next adventure.

"G" is for Gaillard, John (1765-1826). U.S. senator. A native South Carolinian, Gaillard went to England with his family during the American Revolution. He studied law, but opted to return to South Carolina and become a planter. From 1794-1804 he represented St. Stephen’s Parish in the General Assembly—as state representative and senator. In 1804 the legislature elected him U.S. Senator and he served continuously until his death. Politically, he was a Democratic-Republican and supporter of the Jefferson and Madison administrations. Following the War of 1812, however, he followed other Carolinians in retreating toward a more states’-rights position on such matters as the tariff. In an era of controversy, John Gaillard was one of the few national political figures that appeared to his colleagues in the U.S. Senate to be above the fray—a statesman.

"F" is for the Fundamental Constitutions of Carolina [1669-1698]. Part Constitution and part promotional tract, the Fundamental Constitutions of Carolina comprised a much-revised document that the Lords Proprietors created to govern their New World province. Among the guiding principles of the constitutions were that landownership was the bedrock of society and that Carolina’s government should avoid creating a "numerous democracy." The proprietors’ insistence on provisions for considerable religious liberty was innovative. From 1669 to 1698 the proprietors promulgated four amended versions of their unalterable Fundamental Constitutions, each of which was shorter and granted more political concessions to the Carolinians than its predecessor. The final version of the Fundamental Constitutions of Carolina was issued in April 1698 and debated off and on for several years in the Commons House of Assembly, but was never accepted by the colonists.

"M" is for Medal of Honor Recipients. Approved by Congress in 1862, the Medal of Honor is America's highest award for military valor. The first native son to receive the award was Ernest A. Garlington of Newberry for "distinguished gallantry" at the Battle of Wounded Knee in 1892. Eight South Carolinians were awarded the medal during World War I. During World War II, five Carolinians were awarded the medal. During the Korean War, three of the four men were presented the honor posthumously. Seven Carolinians were awarded the medal during America's involvement in Vietnam, including the last medal presented during that conflict. All together, thirty native sons of South Carolina have been awarded the medal for "conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity" above that of their comrades in arms—one third of them made the supreme sacrifice.

Summer Road Trip Part 2: Wild and Scenic Rogue River Beyond Grave Creek A crew of Californians and Carolinians converge on Oregon’s Rogue River during the peak of summer. “Summer Road Trip Part 2: Wild and Scenic Rogue River Beyond Grave Creek” is the second part of the adventure and our first day on the river. Here's the Rogue River Float Guide! Music Attribution Benevolence - Seeking Madras available at http://seekingmadras.bandcamp.com  Morchata - Seeking Madras available at http://seekingmadras.bandcamp.com  Banjo PFlanagan http://freesound.org Honolulu - Wes Davis - Western Plains Follow - Wes Davis - Western Plains The Water Leads Me to Itself - Wes Davis - Western Plains Big East Ivy Wes Davis - Western Plains Ambient Sounds used on this episode can be found at FreeSound.org This episode of Adventure Airwaves was written and produced by Wes Davis, September 2019   Rogue River, Road Trip, Driving Across the USA, Transylvania County, Oregon, Kansas, North Carolina, Kayaking, Whitewater, Camping

A crew of Californians and Carolinians converge on Oregon’s Rogue River during the peak of summer. “Summer Road Trip Part 1: Going Rogue” is the first part of the adventure. This episode is a quick snapshot of the first 2,000 miles of driving in a mechanically challenged van full of kayaks and surfing gear.  The crux comes early in Topeka, Kansas. During the episode introduction, Russell and I discuss bike riding with friends on the Upper Davidson River and the controversy surrounding the skipping of rocks in a place that is home to hellbender salamanders. He quickly loses interest after I tell him that we can’t touch the microphone. We agree to call a Pisgah National Forest Ranger to ask about the rock skipping.    Producer Notes: I hope to release episodes on a regular basis. At least twice a month. Weekly?  So, I am trying a new format that will make it easier for me to publish Adventure Airwaves. The first two episodes - as short as they are - took a long time to make. Russell is a good co-host but he doesn’t help with production, writing, editing, graphics, or all the Internet stuff. To speed up the process, I created Episode 3 from previous recordings while on a two hour flight (a self imposed time limit).  On Episode 4, the story was kept short and perhaps pointless. I did my best to ad-lib an introduction (with Russell’s help) and used the first take. I hope you enjoy this summertime snap-shot.   Music Attribution Benevolence - Seeking Madras available at http://seekingmadras.bandcamp.com  Banjo PFlanagan http://freesound.org Honolulu - Wes Davis - Western Plains Other Songs by Wes Davis Ambient Sounds used on this episode can be found at FreeSound.org This episode of Adventure Airwaves was written and produced by Wes Davis, September 2019

US Youth Fly Fishing Team manager, Tucker Horne, speaks about young people getting into competitive fly fishing & area Carolinians that make up the team.  Summer time keeps them honing their skills whether from NC & Pennsylvania but also members from TX & AL.  If you’re interested in watching or participating visit  http://usyouthflyfishing.com/  

The Masters Golf Tournament is an iconic, American event.  Carolinians & more travel to the small, Georgia city of Augusta to watch golf.  This event has only been played since the 1930s but helps welcome spring & we’ll find out about players, technology & it’s impact on the season of golf with our neighbor at Sharon Corners, Rob Gallagher from Club Champion Golf.

Aunt Bea living in Siler City is a curiosity. Known as a benefactor of causes & participant in parades as well as being grumpy & abrasive, Frances Bavier spent her time in NYC & then Los Angeles before retiring to Siler City. She passed away in 1989 but a lot of Carolinians have an interest in her time here & we’re going to take a look at her legacy. https://www.newsobserver.com/entertainment/article224134740.html    

Over the summer of 1775, the southern colonies throw out their royal governments and take control.  Virginians fight off a British raid on Hampton.  Carolinians capture forts and munitions.  The Mecklenburg Resolves declare independence. Georgia patriots fight loyalists for control of the colony. Visit https://blog.AmRevPodcast.com for more text, pictures, maps, and sources on this week's episode.

Over the summer of 1775, the southern colonies throw out their royal governments and take control.  Virginians fight off a British raid on Hampton.  Carolinians capture forts and munitions.  The Mecklenburg Resolves declare independence. Georgia patriots fight loyalists for control of the colony. Visit https://blog.AmRevPodcast.com for more text, pictures, maps, and sources on this week's episode.

Everything is terrible! Not even glamorous red carpet photos could distract us in a week where the glorious Angela Basset was mistaken at the Emmys for...Omarosa. In this episode, the cousins recount their harrowing visit to a drug store hall of mirrors pop-up; GOP Senators prepare to use female staffers as human shields; Hurricane Florence brings wetness and flying killer snakes to the Carolinas; a spider haunts an anonymous woman in Ipswich; Instagram influencers shriek about a restaurant; Stormy Daniels uncovers evidence that Donald Trump is related to the abominable snowman; and, finally, we discover the world’s first perpetual-motion machine, the wankband. HEAR US ON ITUNES https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/this-week-in-nope/id1312654524?mt=2 SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/show/07WFZhd5bgY1l1BspArfRJ STITCHER https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/this-week-in-nope BUZZSPROUT http://www.buzzsprout.com/208569 SOUNDCLOUD https://soundcloud.com/user-518735966/tracks OVERCAST https://overcast.fm/itunes1312654524/this-week-in-nope In this week’s episode: The New York Times issues a correction after mistaking Angela Bassett for Omarosa in a photo from the Emmys: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/18/pageoneplus/corrections-wednesday-september-19-2018.html Rachel and Brian find themselves inside a strange, ephemeral hall-of-mirrors retail experience: https://tribecacitizen.com/2018/09/13/dirty-lemons-drug-store-has-opened/ GOP Senators propose using female staffers to question Kavanaugh’s accuser, Dr. Christine Ford: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/republican-senators-male-brett-kavanaugh-hearing_us_5ba16080e4b013b0977fe14a Donald Trump Tweets a video in which he attempts to view Hurricane Florence from the perspective of water: https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1042197168533241856 If the storm wasn’t bad enough, Carolinians might be in for a Snakenado: https://nypost.com/2018/09/13/killer-snakes-could-turn-loose-after-florence-slams-carolinas/ Hear about an anonymous woman in Ipswich who was haunted by a spider: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-suffolk-45496670 People from Instagram discover a 62-year-old restaurant, claim credit for its existence: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/14/nyregion/forlinis-instagram.html Stormy Daniels describes Donald Trump’s penis in her forthcoming memoir: https://www.cnn.com/2018/09/18/politics/stormy-daniels-book/index.html Pre-order “Full Disclosure” by Stormy Daniels here: https://www.amazon.com/Full-Disclosure-Stormy-Daniels/dp/1250205565 Learn more about the wankband here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzjeAaLbM5k Big #YUP to… The new musical “Be More Chill,” coming to Broadway in February: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyxEQq5R_do Judy Cochran, a great-grandmother in Texas who carried out a vendetta against an alligator who previously ate her miniature horse: https://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/texas/article/Livingston-Texas-mayor-grandmother-alligator-13239084.php

Carolinians are bracing for Hurricane Florence to storm ashore. WIS-TV (Columbia, S.C.) meteorologist Tim Miller and his counterpart from WAVE-TV (Louisville, Ky.) Kevin Harned work extra to inform residents of the forecast and precautions. Jon Rawl previews a pair of forthcoming literary festivals in the region. Plus, Jeremiah Short talks Mississippi State Bulldogs football, as the Bullys are off to an impressive start.

Carolinians are bracing for Hurricane Florence to storm ashore. WIS-TV (Columbia, S.C.) meteorologist Tim Miller and his counterpart from WAVE-TV (Louisville, Ky.) Kevin Harned work extra to inform residents of the forecast and precautions. Jon Rawl previews a pair of forthcoming literary festivals in the region. Plus, Jeremiah Short talks Mississippi State Bulldogs football, as the Bullys are off to an impressive start.

  For 21,609 young African American men who called North Carolina home, the First World War meant leaving families and familiar Tar Heel communities. The military service and sacrifice of those tens of thousands of black North Carolinians, however, are not well known among historians or the public. Their contributions, individually and collectively, have been generally ignored, simplistically rendered, represented by only a few, hidden away in disparate and scattered sources, or carried to the grave without articulation or preservation. The war’s centennial offers an opportunity to examine that void and to highlight the collective service black North Carolinians rendered. Janet G. Hudson is a historian, two-time winner of the Stephen L. Dalton Distinguished Teacher Award, and author of the prize-winning book, Entangled by White Supremacy: Reform in World War I-era South Carolina. Her project, Black Soldiers Mattered, is an online digital humanities project that explores African American soldiers from North Carolina who served in World War I. It can be found at http://blacksoldiersmattered.com.         

Jeff and Jared round up a ragtag group of Carolinians to discuss the upcoming Charlotte Regional. Grant Manley, Ryan Sabelhaus, Alex Wilson and Bizarro Alex Wilson (Chip Richey) go over everything standard to help in your prep for the big dance. Support on Patreon: www.patreon.com/thesuperrodcast Join our Discord channel: https://discord.gg/T7pq7qQ Check out premium strategy content at www.Some1sPC.com Watch our live episode recordings here: www.twitch.tv/super_rodcast You can find us on twitter here: @theSuperRodcast @weiss_on_ice @SURRANWRAP @doobsnax Find our wonderful guests here: Chip Richey: @TrainerChip https://www.youtube.com/user/FirstStepForward Alex Wilson: @AlexWilsonTCG https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCutqULjWrAHlbnDzxMi63sA Ryan Sabelhaus: @Sabelhaus_TCG Grant Manley: @GrantM99

Military Men and Women Matter with John Falkenbury: Have you ever wondered how service men and women adapt and grow from service troubles? Or if there was some way you can help to do something that could benefit their lives? Well today we have the president of the North Carolina USO with us, Retired Army Lieutenant Colonel John Falkenbury. He is going to talk with us about what the USO does and how they help our military overcome struggles they are faced with. John currently lives in the Charlotte area and travels at least once a week to their state office in Raleigh. He is a third generation career military with his grandfather, father and brother also serving. His family has a history of serving during times of peace and war. In 1999, John retired from the Army to take over a family business. Their family business was a nursing home. It was a change of pace for him but definitely the right thing to do. When 9-11 occurred, he felt an urge to volunteer and go back. He had several good friends telling him that he was doing exactly what he needed to be doing at that time. He was currently telling his army story and the military story on radios and television in the Charlotte and Raleigh areas. John heard about how the North Carolina USO was undergoing some changes and their need for a president. He applied and was offered the job in 2009. The North Carolina USO is the oldest operating USO in the world because of their Camp Lejeune center. In 2003 that was their only remaining center in the state. Since then they have opened nine more centers and a mobile unit. They are one of the few, besides the National USO, that has a mobile unit. All of their funding comes from within the state from the generosity of Carolinians. The USO, as a whole, has been serving wounded and hurting service members consistently for 75 years now. It is much bigger than entertainment and airport lounges. Many people associate the USO with those things. Their national mission is to connect service members with their family, home and nation. They fill the gap where the military services can’t fulfill. They have multiple programs that help a service member when they enter into the service, during their time of serving, exiting the service and after they have served. The USO works hand in hand with the military. They don’t replicate services because that isn’t a good use of their funds. They will continue to do the airport lounges, the home comings, the send offs, as well as reading bedtime stories to children but more importantly, they have to be there for the resiliency programs, the transition phases and the multitude of other programs they offer. The USO has an amazing honor support team. If a service member is killed overseas, the team ensures they are treated with respect on their way back home. They make sure the plane is there waiting to receive the casket and the Honor Guard is there to escort the member to their final resting place. If someone is traveling throughout the country, the USO network activates. They communicate between each other to help with the travel making sure nobody is alone. Among many other things, the North Carolina USO will focus on a service member and their spouse during the time of separation from the military. They will teach them how to build their resumes, dress for success and will do mock interviews. Their goal is to not only educate the service member on getting a job but to also educate the corporate world. One thing they do around the state is hold HR Summits for companies. They want these companies to know the military culture, the rank structure, awards, things that aren’t appropriate to say or ask a military member. They will also offer job fairs to help the member get connected with companies that are looking to hire. The North Carolina USO really goes above and beyond to help our service members transition into a civilian lifestyle. The North Carolina USO has many programs such as the resiliency program and the reset program. The resiliency program teaches techniques of how to overcome negative self-talk. Negative self-talk can lead to much heavier internal conflicts.  The reset program has a resiliency part to it and adds in life skills to incorporate into the home life. Stephen has had the honor of speaking at both programs. When Stephen was at his first resiliency program, he spoke for about 30 minutes. He had a young man come up to him afterwards and said that he really connected with Stephen’s story. That young man also shared that he was planning on taking his own life that night but had changed his mind. The Journey Principles has a goal to help reduce military suicide by 10%. We have locked arms in multiple ways with the North Carolina USO. And each time our relationship gets stronger. In September we are partnering with them to host an event called Light Up the Darkness. The goal of this event is to raise awareness and funds to continue serving service members and their families. John talks about the greatest struggle in the military with active service members. He says it is operational tempo and declining resources. One of the first things to get cut in the military is the family resources. That is where the USO fills the gap. They are here to help not only the service member but also their family. As a nation we owe a debt of gratitude to these service members. We have been in a war for 13 plus years now and 98-99% of the American citizens have not been directly affected by it. There is currently 1%, or less, that is serving in the military. And they continue to do so freely and without reservation. We should be proud of our men and women serving for the country. There are many ways that you can help this amazing organization! They are always accepting donations either online or via mail. 92 cents of every dollar goes towards these amazing programs John tells us about. But money is not the only way someone can help. Giving your time is also a great way to contribute towards their cause. The heart of their volunteers is what keeps this organization going. And one more way you can help the USO is by donating items. For example a company just came into the USO lounge at the Raleigh airport and redecorated. It helps make these service members feel more at home. You can get in contact with the North Carolina USO through their website, uso-nc.org or through Twitter and Facebook. All the centers across the state also have their own Facebook page. We know that today’s podcast was a little different than most of our others. But we sincerely hope you enjoyed hearing about this great organization and how they help our military overcome their struggles. The USO is truly an amazing organization that has passion and dedication to helping and serving the ones who so selflessly serve us. Please like, share and comment if you enjoyed the show. Also continue to send in your questions and comments to us, feedback@journeyprinciples.com. Until next time, be sure to follow us on Facebook, Stephen Scoggins The Journey Principles, and on Twitter, Stephen_scoggin. We look forward to seeing you again on the next Journey Principles!

In which The Dimwitted Duo take on yet another vicious round of Historical Fight Club! Who will fight to the death? Who will win the battle for supremacy? Who will end up taking a dump on the other's grave? You'll just have to find out for yourself, as our heroes get burned at the stake to explore two infamous cultural figures - from an Englishman whose ancestors remain ever redundant, to the president who was voted "Most Likely To Kill Some Japs", haberdashery for dogs, proof that all South Carolinians are racist, the invention of the middle finger, and taking an arrow to the face. Next thing you're gonna tell us is that the world isn't flat!THE DORK KNIGHT... MADE TO LEARN?THE BYRD WONDER... MADE TO BURN?HAVE OUR HEROES BEEN GIVEN A DEATH TO EARN?!Tune in to find out!