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Steffen Hou - Moms Of the Missing - Living the NightmareJul 13, 2023Ed is joined in this archive show by Steffen Hou, who has spent many years studying killers, particularly those who kill children. This has resulted in his book Moms of the Missing, a sort of how to parent and look after your children, with knowledge gained from the most tragic circumstances. In the book, Mr Hou talks to those the children left behind, scarred people, ever-searching parents, guardians and family members, all with one thing in common; they hold out hope - no matter how slim and unlikely - that they will see their child again."Oh my God, we found a dead body." The man's voice, calling from a mountain trail in Cleveland National Forest, was frantic. "Please hurry. I'm so scared. It's a little kid." When police arrived, they were met by a horrific sight. The girl was naked and had been positioned in such a way that detectives believed the murderer had seen his kill as some kind of a trophy. As if he were showing off his "work". The little kid was Samantha Runnion, a five-year-old girl who had been abducted while playing in her parents' garden the day before.Samantha is just one of too many American kids who disappear. Almost half a million children are reported missing every year. And all across America parents are searching for their missing children or if the worst case scenario has come to pass the person who killed them.Moms of the Missing investigates ten abduction cases. Through personal and heartbreaking interviews with the victims, it describes how parents maintain their hopes of one day finding their children some of whom were taken by a stranger, a family member, or human traffickers. And two survivors tell what it is like to be held captive, tortured and raped, but also how they have restored life after being rescued.Moms of the Missing explores the principal types of abductions, and not of least importance who's most likely to become a victim of the epidemic of missing children, but also how abductions can be prevented.Moms of the Missing is parent's guide to keeping children safe and puts focus on:* CHILD PROTECTION* FAMILY ABDUCTIONS* STRANGER ABDUCTIONS* INFANT ABDUCTIONS* HUMAN TRAFFICKING* THE SEX OFFENDERS* ONLINE DANGER* DOMESTIC VIOLENCE* THE MOST LIKELY VICTIM* LONG-TERM MISSING* THE PROFILE OF AN ABDUCTOR* THE IMPACT OF DNABook : Moms of the MissingBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-opperman-report--1198501/support.

In this episode Ryan and I sit down in Cleveland National Forest and chat some of our favorite pieces of gear as well as some gear that just didn't work out for our style of camping. We have a few unexpected but welcomed visitors from a few campsites down (Shoutout Bob and Tim) who crash the episode but later end up coming by for some drinks and a hotdog.

Land use warrior, Amy Granat, Managing Director of CORVA (California Off Road Vehicle Association) joins us for a discussion of what's on the table for off-road and why it matters to her. Amy is a leader in the fight to keep public lands open to the public. Be sure to listen on your favorite podcast app.3:47 – You have to be more calculated, …I call it being pointed but polite 10:17 – not being able to walk was a difficulty until a friend said, “You have a Ford truck, it has four-wheel drive, what are you waiting for?”             13:07 – it's very tiring having people look at you and what you can't do, they were looking at me in my truck and seeing what I could do, and that's a very big difference 18:50 – when people talk about off-roaders, it really upsets me because they're mischaracterizing our generosity 28:42 – …there are a lot of states like Nevada and Utah that didn't go through the process, their areas are more at risk35:07 – this is policy, not politics49:21 – why wasn't there access to the Cleveland National Forest for Riverside County? Everyone forgot.59:24 – if you're constantly saying not o everything, you end up getting excluded from the table; being at the table is keySpecial thanks to 4low Magazine and Maxxis Tires for support and sponsorship of this podcast.Be sure to listen on your favorite podcast app.Support the Show.

April 16, 2024 - Potentially the most CO week of the year.. We've got 4/20 and Earth week coming up! Check our schedules for this weekend and hear our top national park picks for your earth week celebrations!   As always, we're sharing our favorite upcoming cultural events, art openings, concerts, and all of the things that make Denver the city we're proud to call home.   Follow WDG: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8u8GmvBi6th6LOOMCuwJKw Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whats_good_denver/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@whatsgooddenver   Do you have a Denver event, cause, opening, or recommendation that you want to share with us? We want to hear from you! Tell us what's good at tom@kitcaster.com.     The Goods:   Todo @ Beacon this Friday the 19th   Laugh Your Hash Off, a 4/20 brunch @ Tetra Lounge   The 4/20 Crawfish Boil Featuring Ten Years Gone (Zeppelin Tribute) @ The Monkey Barrel   Red Rocks Schedule   milehigh420fest.com @ Civic Center Park   RECORD STORE DAY PARTY @ Twist & Shout   Women's Full Moon Sauna + Cold Plunge Series @ 1077 S Gaylord Street   4/20 Mushroom Weekend Party! @ 250 W Jewell Ave   Great Sand Dunes National Park + at home practices   Cleveland National Forest + sustainable fashion   Rocky Mountain National Park + Tenkara     Our Sponsor:   Kitcaster Podcast Agency     Music produced by Troy Higgins  

Brian. FogartyOriginally from New Philadelphia, PA. Brian enlisted in the United States Marine Corps in 1992 and served 26 years, retiring in 2018 at the rank of Sergeant Major. During his service, Brian participated in multiple humanitarian and combat operations including Kosovo, Iraq and Afghanistan.After retiring, Brian worked for several non profit organizations that assisted Veterans dealing with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, to Include The PTSD Foundation of America. Brian joined the United States Forest Service in 2021 as a Back Country Ranger with the Palomar Ranger District on the Cleveland National Forest.Brian enjoys all outdoor activities including hunting, fishing, backpacking, triathlons, skiing, surfing daily, working out and traveling. Brian's life motto is “Do it right or do it again!”LINKS:https://nonprofitarchitect.org/combat-vet-vision/https://www.facebook.com/iconutilityservices/photos/pcb.3282304212030773/3282304082030786/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqvd5sUEtC9xkm7ejGNK5Zw/featuredhttps://www.facebook.com/aqseiberthttps://www.facebook.com/CombatVetVisionEmail: Aqseibert@yahoo.comThe Warrior Built Foundation - https://warriorbuilt.org/The PTSD Foundation of America - https://ptsdusa.org/Virtual Office(Come see me) Virbella.comSponsorsSitch Radio - https://sitchradio.com/If you would like to become a sponsor or advertiser Call Sitch Radio (714) 643-2500 X 1Be part of the solution or the problem.PTSD FOA Warrior Group Chaptershttps://ptsdusa.org/about-us/chapters/

Steffan Hou - Moms of the MissingJuly 19Ed is joined in this archive show by Steffen Hou, who has spent many years studying killers, particularly those who kill children. This has resulted in his book Moms of the Missing, a sort of how to parent and look after your children, with knowledge gained from the most tragic circumstances. In the book, Mr Hou talks to those the children left behind, scarred people, ever-searching parents, guardians and family members, all with one thing in common; they hold out hope - no matter how slim and unlikely - that they will see their child again."Oh my God, we found a dead body." The man's voice, calling from a mountain trail in Cleveland National Forest, was frantic. "Please hurry. I'm so scared. It's a little kid." When police arrived, they were met by a horrific sight. The girl was naked and had been positioned in such a way that detectives believed the murderer had seen his kill as some kind of a trophy. As if he were showing off his "work". The little kid was Samantha Runnion, a five-year-old girl who had been abducted while playing in her parents' garden the day before.Samantha is just one of too many American kids who disappear. Almost half a million children are reported missing every year. And all across America parents are searching for their missing children or if the worst case scenario has come to pass the person who killed them.Moms of the Missing investigates ten abduction cases. Through personal and heartbreaking interviews with the victims, it describes how parents maintain their hopes of one day finding their children some of whom were taken by a stranger, a family member, or human traffickers. And two survivors tell what it is like to be held captive, tortured and raped, but also how they have restored life after being rescued.Moms of the Missing explores the principal types of abductions, and not of least importance who's most likely to become a victim of the epidemic of missing children, but also how abductions can be prevented.Moms of the Missing is parent's guide to keeping children safe and puts focus on:* CHILD PROTECTION* FAMILY ABDUCTIONS* STRANGER ABDUCTIONS* INFANT ABDUCTIONS* HUMAN TRAFFICKING* THE SEX OFFENDERS* ONLINE DANGER* DOMESTIC VIOLENCE* THE MOST LIKELY VICTIM* LONG-TERM MISSING* THE PROFILE OF AN ABDUCTOR* THE IMPACT OF DNABook : Moms of the MissingThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/1198501/advertisement

rWotD Episode 2398: San Bernardino Forest Reserve Welcome to random Wiki of the Day where we read the summary of a random Wikipedia page every day.The random article for Monday, 27 November 2023 is San Bernardino Forest Reserve.The San Bernardino Forest Reserve was established by the General Land Office in California on February 25, 1893 with 737,280 acres (2,983.7 km2) in the San Bernardino Mountains. After the transfer of federal forests to the U. S. Forest Service in 1905, it became a National Forest on March 4, 1907. On July 1, 1908 the entire forest was combined with San Gabriel National Forest and Santa Barbara National Forest to create Angeles National Forest, and the name was discontinued. On September 30, 1925 San Bernardino National Forest was re-established from parts of Angeles and Cleveland National Forest. The reserve was the fourth one established in the state and was created on the same day as the Trabuco Canyon Reserve. And, like the other reserves, the San Bernardino Reserve's purpose was the protection of watersheds and water resources. It was bordered by the San Gabriel Reserve on the east at Cajon Pass and extended over all of the San Bernardino Mountains to the Mojave Desert.This recording reflects the Wikipedia text as of 00:00 UTC on Monday, 27 November 2023.For the full current version of the article, see San Bernardino Forest Reserve on Wikipedia.This podcast uses content from Wikipedia under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License.Visit our archives at wikioftheday.com and subscribe to stay updated on new episodes.Follow us on Mastodon at @wikioftheday@masto.ai.Also check out Curmudgeon's Corner, a current events podcast.Until next time, I'm Russell Standard.

In this episode, Marji visits city-girl-turned-ranchher Krystina at Cook Pig Ranch, a pasture-based pig farm raising premium pork in southern California. The ranch is located in the Cleveland National Forest and designed after pig raising methods based in Iberico, Spain. This unique farm design allows the Cook family to raise a more flavorful pork product while raising their family on the farm.

Here's your morning news: L.A. County downgraded to 'low transmission' status as indoor masking rules are lifted; Former L.A. Sheriff deputy arraigned today on charges of involuntary manslaughter; Wildfire in Cleveland National Forest is 50% contained; Downey home claims to be first powered by hydrogen; Russia invasion of Ukraine triggering humanitarian crisis as millions flee; Mayoral candidate Kevin De Leon calls on city to prepare for Russian cyber attacks; Big Bear eagle couple welcome newest family member. This program is made possible in part by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people.   Support the show: https://laist.com

Bill Handel is joined by Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee for the Early Edition of Handel on the News. The three discuss news topics that include: Crews are working to battle the massive Jim Fire burning in the Cleveland National Forest near Corona, most of the world is lining up against Moscow as Russia renews its assault on Ukraine's 2nd largest city, and the U.S. House has passed a resolution for Ukraine with near-unanimous support.

We have the latest on a wildfire in the Cleveland National Forest. Scientists apparently know when disaster will hit the West Coast. MLB deputy commissioner Dan Halem and MLBPA lead negotiator Bruce Meyer resume informal talks today.

What's happening today: Russian officials claim to capture Ukrainian port city; Face mask rules and other restrictions to ease on Friday; Pres. Biden, in first State of the Union address, calls for police accountability; Wildfire burning in Cleveland National Forest. This program is made possible in part by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people.   Support the show: https://laist.com

Here's your morning news: L.A. County set to lower risk category as COVID hospitalizations fall below 900; Newsom to impose state sanctions on Russia for Ukraine invasion; How can Californians best help people in Ukraine?; Hollywood Walk of Fame memorial for Alan Ladd Jr.; Dodgers ticket holders in limbo as labor dispute threatens opening day; Wildfire in Cleveland National Forest burns over 500 acres. This program is made possible in part by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people.   Support the show: https://laist.com

On February 14th, 2015 — Valentine's Day — and the last night that Erica would be seen alive. She and her on-again, off-again boyfriend left for a popular nightclub in Costa Mesa: Sutra Lounge. By the next morning, she had vanished. Her abandoned Honda Civic would be found two miles from her home, covered in dust, 2 parking tickets, and her purse left inside. Her body would only be found two months later, discarded in the Cleveland National Forest.This case is very special. It's special because I have been in contact with Erica's family to work on this episode and they need our help. Please listen and share this episode so we can shed some light on who Erica Alonso was and why this case can and should be solved. ----Anyone with information concerning the death of Erica Alonso is asked to call Orange County Sheriff's Department's Homicide Unit at (714) 647–7055 or (714) 647–7000. Anonymous tips may also be submitted to Orange County Crime Stoppers at 855-TIP-OCCS (855–847–6227) or at occrimestoppers.org.For anonymous, confidential help available 24/7, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 (SAFE) or 1-800-787-3224 (TTY) now.Try Audible Premium Plus and Get Up to Two Free AudiobooksSupport the show

On June 23, 1985, a body was discovered off of Sunrise Highway 30 in Mt. Laguna, California, along the eastern edge of the Cleveland National Forest in San Diego County. The female victim was found nude, beaten and strangled. How she ended up discarded on the side of the road is a mystery, but the story leading up to her untimely death is one that was heavily entangled in police corruption. Get bonus content on PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/crimepedia. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

#Becausegearhead - it's the first-ever Garage Hour.  Combine big-AM talk radio w/ a first-time show host who's just found out how to talk to more people about cars, trucks, beers and guns, and that's this.  From facts on the disaster caused by Obama's auto bailout (local impact, attacks on Republican dealership owners, Ford's debt, and why GM and Chrysler ain't cool anymore) to a little ditty about why watermelon environmentalism won't mix with real improvement, and you can see a lot of Justin Fort's baby monster here. ..And like always, there's more: Goodyear MT/R Kevlars, Saleen's bankruptsy, Scarecrow's diet, Econolube 163, and wherever the Hell is Hank Watson.  Have some.

#Becausegearhead - it's the first-ever Garage Hour.  Combine big-AM talk radio w/ a first-time show host who's just found out how to talk to more people about cars, trucks, beers and guns, and that's this.  From facts on the disaster caused by Obama's auto bailout (local impact, attacks on Republican dealership owners, Ford's debt, and why GM and Chrysler ain't cool anymore) to a little ditty about why watermelon environmentalism won't mix with real improvement, and you can see a lot of Justin Fort's baby monster here. ..And like always, there's more: Goodyear MT/R Kevlars, Saleen's bankruptsy, Scarecrow's diet, Econolube 163, and wherever the Hell is Hank Watson.  Have some.

Welcome back to La Cresta Life. We've been to the other side of Tenaja where you can see the ocean Today, we're going back to Tenaja the horsey side. Welcome to La Cresta life. So we're here on the horsey side, as opposed to the ocean side that we saw the other day. Then were going to take a little ride and check out the beautiful horses and the beautiful equestrian landscape. Tenaja is known for its kind of wide-open ranches, especially right here in the Tenaja valley. We're going to go that way toward the Cleveland National Forest. There's a trailhead there that you can hike and there's actually a waterfall. It's pretty famous it's called Tenaja Falls. We're not going to go there today, but it is a beautiful place to hike and in this wide-open valley. You're really having a good time up here. The hills above we have been there before, that is La Cresta highlands. We have the Cleveland National Forest Trail system. That's where we are right now will find it when we go to other trailheads Riverside Parks. So we've got kind of The Best of Both Worlds going on at Cleveland forest and our County Park. Meadow Oaks on the Santa Rosa Plateau Welcome back to La Cresta Life. Today, we're in Meadow Oaks. Welcome to La Cresta life. So technically we are in Tenaja. Tenaja is not an HOA, it's a community service district. So, there's a little pocket here called Meadow Oaks they have their own gate, it's guarded with a real life person and it's a little loop, a small community that you can see the map on my website, but we're going to take a little cruise around here today and let you see Meadow Oaks. So I did say a little more manicured, right? Definitely a little more formal, a little more traditional. It's all 5-acre minimums, just like the rest of the plateau. Remember we have 5 HOAs and one community service district. This one is an HOA with the minimum 5 acres and the common thread here is that they tend to have a lot of ponds. Not sure why, but in Meadow Oaks, people have their own private ponds. Well, that's it for Meadow Oaks. We've got a little fun we got some ponds, we got some friends back here. Yes, they have horses in Meadow Oaks, and here they come to say hello. Anyway, thanks so much for being with us. We'll see you next time on La Cresta Life.

Hey y'all. Welcome back to La Cresta life. This is the place you're going to learn all about La Cresta on the Santa Rosa Plateau. Stay tuned and we'll tell you all about it. So, La Cresta and the communities of the Santa Rosa Plateau. There are 5 HOAs and 1 Community Service District. Every single parcel up here is at least 5 Acres. So we all have space we all have open Skies we act as if we're all one big community. We have a ton of social activities. We love animals. So there's a lot of horses, clearly. There's a lot of horse ranches and a lot of other animals, but we also have a view properties and luxury property. So there's really a beautiful mix of super fancy properties and then kind of ranch-y properties and everything in between, but the beauty of it is we all come and go and appreciate each other because we're all living this kind of La Cresta life together and no one's afraid to get to prissy and get their hands dirty. So we have a lot of fun. We work hard we play hard and we're all pretty consistent about loving life on the Santa Rosa plateau. So while we're just a few minutes from town right down the street is town and it's only 15-20 minutes away. Its got a major grocery store associate grocery stores in pretty good restaurants and a freeway, which gets you pretty much everywhere between LA San Diego Orange County Palm Springs and Big Bear, you're only an hour and under an hour and a half to all of those places and only 45 minutes to Ontario Airport, which is a pretty great airport. So we are right in the hub or tucked in the mountains where Riverside County meet Orange County and where the secret little pocket and we do have a lot of fun. This is what we do on weekends. We have all of the amenities of town. We have stores restaurants really great hospitals. By the way that we also have the Cleveland National Forest on one side or buffered by 220000 Acres of Camp Pendleton on another side 9,000 Acres of Ecological Reserve on the other side. So we're basically a lollipop the street that comes up off the freeway takes you up the mountain and then it expands into the circle at branches. We are a Ranch Community at the top of this little bubble and we're immune from traffic street lights all the things that make you crazy during the day we came out at to our homes and we just breathe, so you have all of this natural wonder with all of the conveniences of town 5-acre minimum slice of animals, and it's super cool to come on down. I'll show you properties anywhere you want up here anytime. Give me a call.

I'm coming to you today from the heart of La Cresta on the Santa Rosa Plateau… Otherwise known to me as Paradise. La Cresta Life is the place where you will learn all about life here. In this episode, I'll be introducing you to this Southern California equestrian community, offering some basic logistics and some really cool stories. You will notice that I will use a few interchangeable titles for this area… La Cresta, The Plateau, the Hill. The formal reference is The Santa Rosa Plateau. However, many people refer to all of it as just La Cresta. Indeed, La Cresta is the largest of the associations up here, but also included are La Cresta Highlands, Santa Rosa West, Meadow Oaks, The Trails, and Tenaja. The whole area is tucked into the mountains between South Orange County and the Temecula Valley Wine Country. We are in unincorporated Riverside County and have the postal address of Murrieta, CA. All parcels are at least 5 acres, and there is no commercial zoning. Because we are bordered by the Cleveland National Forest, Camp Pendleton, and 8000 acres of Ecological Reserve, this is a very private and rural estate community. We experience a real country vibe, VERY little traffic, and amazing star gazing, which we protect by not having street lights. In a nutshell, this is a magical pocket of ranches and estates, in the hills above Murrieta, with a fantastic lifestyle and the conveniences of the city, just down the hill. OK, now that we got all that out of the way, let's talk about the really cool stuff…the People on the Plateau. This current COVID situation has really shown a light on the beautiful people here. While if you are going to be stuck at home, a ranch on the Hill is a pretty good consolation prize. That being said, we still need stuff. Enter the creative phase of the program… Here's to living in Paradise! See you next time!

It’s July 15, 2002. Five year-old Samantha Runnion is playing with a friend in her front yard in Stanton, California.  A man approached and asked the girls to help find his lost dog. He then grabbed Samantha and forced her into his car. A day later, Samantha’s lifeless body was found by hang gliders in the Cleveland National Forest. She had been sexually assaulted, strangled and staged. The Sheriff promised the perpetrator on national television, “you can’t run, you can’t hide, we’re going to find you.” They did just that. Join us Behind the Crime Scene with Samantha's mother, Erin Runnion, to hear about how she turned tragedy into helping others through her Joyful Child Foundation.

It’s July 15, 2002. Five year-old Samantha Runnion is playing with a friend in her front yard in Stanton, California.  A man approached and asked the girls to help find his lost dog. He then grabbed Samantha and forced her into his car. A day later, Samantha’s lifeless body was found by hang gliders in the Cleveland National Forest. She had been sexually assaulted, strangled and staged. The Sheriff promised the perpetrator on national television, “you can’t run, you can’t hide, we’re going to find you.” They did just that. Join us Behind the Crime Scene with Samantha's mother, Erin Runnion, and former Orange County District Attorney David Brent to learn about how they brought a child predator to justice in this three part series.

It’s July 15, 2002. Five year-old Samantha Runnion is playing with a friend in her front yard in Stanton, California.  A man approached and asked the girls to help find his lost dog. He then grabbed Samantha and forced her into his car. A day later, Samantha’s lifeless body was found by hang gliders in the Cleveland National Forest. She had been sexually assaulted, strangled and staged. The Sheriff promised the perpetrator on national television, “you can’t run, you can’t hide, we’re going to find you.” They did just that. Join us Behind the Crime Scene with former Orange County District Attorney David Brent to learn about how he brought a child predator to justice in this three part series.

Hiking up Nate Harrison Grade. A 5 mile, hard, steep hike all the way to the top. Located in Palomar Mountain, San Diego, California. Surrounded by Cleveland National Forest. There is a magical history about this hike. Nate Harrison Grade is named after Nathaniel Harrison, a freed slaved in the late 1800s. Listen to the experience and adventures from some day hikers and overnight hikers. Get ready for some F words and funny laughs. They each share their amazing experience at Harrison Serenity Ranch. A place that must be on your list! You can camp, glamp or rent a cabin. We share the best drinks, music, laughs at the top! What can I say, Girls just wanna have fun!  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sonia-velez7/message

"Oh my God, we found a dead body." The man's voice, calling from a mountain trail in Cleveland National Forest, was frantic. "Please hurry. I'm so scared. It's a little kid." When police arrived, they were met by a horrific sight. The girl was naked and had been positioned in such a way that detectives believed the murderer had seen his kill as some kind of a trophy. As if he were showing off his "work". The little kid was Samantha Runnion, a five-year-old girl who had been abducted while playing in her parents' garden the day before.Samantha is just one of too many American kids who disappear. Almost half a million children are reported missing every year. And all across America parents are searching for their missing children or if the worst case scenario has come to pass the person who killed them.Moms of the Missing investigates ten abduction cases. Through personal and heartbreaking interviews with the victims, it describes how parents maintain their hopes of one day finding their children some of whom were taken by a stranger, a family member, or human traffickers. And two survivors tell what it is like to be held captive, tortured and raped, but also how they have restored life after being rescued.Moms of the Missing explores the principal types of abductions, and not of least importance who's most likely to become a victim of the epidemic of missing children, but also how abductions can be prevented.Moms of the Missing is parent's guide to keeping children safe and puts focus on:* CHILD PROTECTION* FAMILY ABDUCTIONS* STRANGER ABDUCTIONS* INFANT ABDUCTIONS* HUMAN TRAFFICKING* THE SEX OFFENDERS* ONLINE DANGER* DOMESTIC VIOLENCE* THE MOST LIKELY VICTIM* LONG-TERM MISSING* THE PROFILE OF AN ABDUCTOR* THE IMPACT OF DNA See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"Oh my God, we found a dead body." The man's voice, calling from a mountain trail in Cleveland National Forest, was frantic. "Please hurry. I'm so scared. It's a little kid." When police arrived, they were met by a horrific sight. The girl was naked and had been positioned in such a way that detectives believed the murderer had seen his kill as some kind of a trophy. As if he were showing off his "work". The little kid was Samantha Runnion, a five-year-old girl who had been abducted while playing in her parents' garden the day before.Samantha is just one of too many American kids who disappear. Almost half a million children are reported missing every year. And all across America parents are searching for their missing children or if the worst case scenario has come to pass the person who killed them.Moms of the Missing investigates ten abduction cases. Through personal and heartbreaking interviews with the victims, it describes how parents maintain their hopes of one day finding their children some of whom were taken by a stranger, a family member, or human traffickers. And two survivors tell what it is like to be held captive.Moms of the Missing explores the principal types of abductions, and not of least importance who's most likely to become a victim of the epidemic of missing children. Finally the book describes how abductions can be prevented. MOMS OF THE MISSING: Living the Nightmare-Steffen Hou. Wondery.fm/BBTM

Susun Weed answers 90 minutes of herbal health questions followed by a 30 minute interview with Yaya Erin Rivera Merriman. Yaya Erin Rivera Merriman is a Plant Spirit Medicine Practitioner, Ritualist, Goddess Scholar, Mother and Artist. Best known as the director of Active Culture Family, Erin walks a path of community stewardship and service to Gaia through her rolls as lead facilitator of the Medicine Mandala Green Magic Apprenticeship program, and as Priestess of Bridge Temple, a remote off-grid mystery school, healing sanctuary, culture farm, and library of earth magic located on sacred land in the Cleveland National Forest of San Diego, CA. this episode Q&A includes: • relax blood vessels and deal with stress- fresh flowering motherwort tincture, passionflower for the spiritual heart, hawthorn.. • what the lowest dose of herbal remedy you can take for good effects.. • drugs are not bad, but overused.. • mouth infection in cat- yarrow.. • ear ache- cooked onion on ear method, hard to get to systemic infections with echinacea, garlic oil.. • malnutrition and cleaning yourself into bad health.. • crustaceans on seaweed are not vegan, life thrives on seaweed.. • eat gluten unless you have celiacs- gluten is not dirty..

Miss Marm asked Riders In The Sky if they would go by the Nixon Presidential Library to check for a record of her late father’s final meeting with President Nixon. They did, and it led to amazing, explosive revelations. On the evening of the day of their visit, the Riders are camped in a small clearing on the outskirts of the Cleveland National Forest in Southern California to discuss what they discovered…

https://tantrapunk.com/natural-family-planning-and-the-nature-of-birth-with-erin-rivera-merriman-tpp133/ In this episode I’m joined again by one of the highest of high priestesses in my life and in the world, Shakta tantrika medicine woman oracle Erin Rivera Merriman. She graciously offers profound green witchy wisdom and insight into to the poorly understood complexities of natural family planning and the nature of birth. Drawing from a multidimensional array of information sources, she helps us to navigate the mystery school that is the sacred womb and yoni temple. We also discuss the often misunderstood iconography of Goddess Kali, and Erin offers a very well ordered interpretation of the fierce, loving, compassionate, and untamed wildness that is symbolized in her more gruesome depictions. A tragic and disturbing incident was also mentioned in the conversation, our prayers go out to the victim of baby monitor hacking. About Erin: Yaya Erin Rivera Merriman is a Plant Spirit Medicine Practitioner, Ritualist, Goddess Scholar, Mother and Artist. Best known as the director of Active Culture Family, Erin walks a path of community stewardship and service to Gaia through her rolls as lead facilitator of the Medicine Mandala Green Magic Apprenticeship program, and as Priestess of Bridge Temple, a remote off-grid mystery school, healing sanctuary, culture farm, and library of earth magic located on sacred land in the Cleveland National Forest of San Diego, CA Please visit her website at: http://www.activeculturefamily.com/

Special Announcement! Rising Women Leaders is now on Patreon. Pledging $1, $3, $5, $25 per episode allows us to continue creating new content and fully devote ourselves to the mission of women rising in their unique brilliance. Become a Patron Today. One of the things I loved most about sitting down to talk with Erin was when we touched on the topic of comparing ourselves to other women. I think one of the deepest wounds that can really be a challenge when stepping into true sisterhood and community is when we get stuck comparing ourselves to other people. It brings us right into the question of wondering, is there really enough for everyone? How can we be so similar to each other, carry a similar mission and still be special and unique? These are just some of the questions we explored in this week's episode. We also discussed our shared journeys of navigating chronic pain and how that relates to being an empath, Erin's definitions of a "starseed" and "priestess" and which plant spirits will guide you into a deeper embodied experience of abundance. "Are people healed? Are people hearing the cosmic song? Are people vibrant and thriving in their bodies? Are people moving joyfully, dancing through their day to the grocery store? No! The job is not done and we need more people on the team!" The universe would not give so many people the same mission unless it was a mission that was so big it couldn't be done by just one person... In this episode we discussed: Erin's journey with fibromyalgia and isolation to finding her place in connection with the land, plant spirits and community When surrender is the most powerful tool Ancestral ties & cycles of the inner Feminine and Masculine The medicine of connecting with sacred land Healing in community Comparison & the limiting unspoken agreements between women Plants as Spirit Guides and which plants will support you to have an embodied experience of abundance The gifts of Kava Erin's definition of "Starseed" & "Priestess" How to have spiritual devotion AND a family Stay in touch with Erin: http://www.activeculturefamily.com Starseed Survival Guide Podcast Follow on instagram @activeculturefamily Yaya Erin Rivera Merriman is a Plant Spirit Medicine Practitioner, Ritualist, Goddess Scholar, Mother and Artist. Best known as the director of Active Culture Family, Erin walks a path of community stewardship and service to Gaia through her rolls as lead facilitator of the Medicine Mandala Green Magic Apprenticeship program, and as Priestess of Bridge Temple, a remote off-grid mystery school, healing sanctuary, culture farm, and library of earth magic located on sacred land in the Cleveland National Forest of San Diego, CA   Podcast by Meredith Rom - Rising Women Leaders | Spirituality | Personal Growth | Yoga | Entrepreneurship -  Personal growth, intuition, stories, voice, women, yoga, feminine leadership, spirituality, online business, and meditation

In this episode I take a tough solo hike into a remote region of the Cleveland National Forest along the Cutca Trail to see Eagle Crag. Along the way I battle high heat, poison oak and poodle dog bush.

In this episode I take a solo hike out to Chiquito Falls hidden deep in the Cleveland National Forest. I also talk about kilts, their history and Naked Hiking day along the Appalachian Trail. I even do a little naked hiking myself.  LINKS: Chiquito Falls Trail - SiCal Hiker Chiquito Falls - Sun Kissed HIker Chiquito Falls Video - CA Hiker Naked hiking day- Youtube Naked Hiking Day - The Trek Wierd News - Naked HIking Day MSNBC

Whether you're flexing your retro terror or just want to get a glimpse of the Garage Hour's roots, this is a great episode to dive in to the what we call old school. Grizzly Chris and host Justin Fort spend an entire episode trying to relate a few Dude Food recipes (Justin's boneless chicken w/ a top-secret marinade and Chris's watermelon margaritas), but the goons detour in classic Garage Hour fashion, hitting everything from Dazed & Confused (the movie) to Ahhhnold impresisons, Rob Zombie and nailgun lawsuits, the heat in San Diego (112?) and the Unabomber in a ten-by-ten shack. It's not all wanderlust, however, because you can't keep a good gearhead down: there's also Grand Cherokee trail rollovers, off-roading in Colorado and the Cleveland National Forest in SoCal, 4Runner parts and how long they don't last, Priuses and how they still can't off-road, Unimogs, and some freaky Unimog-4Runner mutant that roams Colorado doing its best impression of a sasquatch (because everyone's heard of it and no one's seen it). Why not?  It's the Garage Hour.  Have some.

In this episode I take a 15 mile solo hike along the Dripping Springs Trail in the Cleveland National Forest just a few miles east of Temecula California.