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Vancouver resident Peter Bracchi urges a serious conversation about environmental responsibility, pointing to damage near Cold Creek caused by unregulated encampments. He highlights risks to protected land and water resources in Clark County. Read the full letter at https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/opinion/letter-we-need-a-serious-conversation-about-balancing-compassion-and-environmental-responsibility/ #localnews #ClarkCountyWa #ColdCreek #BurntBridgeCreek #environmentalresponsibility #Vancouver #CriticalAreas #GrowthManagementAct

After 4 years, he's back for another episode! In this week's episode; Charlie is back as we discuss movies, men's mental health, Rock Talk, and other great topics!

Episode 276 It must be Spring– there's no new horror this week. Instead, we'll take a look at some more oldies. We'll start with the seventh Saw movie, “Saw 3D: The Final Chapter.” It wasn't in 3D for us, and it wasn't the final chapter, but that's the way things go sometimes. We'll stop in on Johnny Depp and Tim Burton with 2012's “Dark Shadows” spoof. Then we'll watch a contender for Worst Movie of All Time with “Dead Sea.” As a palette cleanser, we'll watch the stalker movie “Cold Creek Manor.” The weekly newsletter this time around has two more oldies. Neither of these films are horror, but both star Peter Lorre, the subject of this week's free biography: “The Man Who Knew Too Much” (1932 ) Hitchcock! “The Maltese Falcon” (1941) Bogart! Those two can be found at http://horrorbulletin.com Check out all our books with one easy link: https://brianschell.com/collection/horrorguys Announcement! We've launched a new series of books under a new imprint: Hourlong Press now offers a new, free, nonfiction book every week.  Check out https://hourlongpress.com/ and sign up for the weekly free book newsletter. The first half-dozen or so books will be about legendary horror icons: Vincent Price, Lon Chaney Jr., Bela Lugosi, Christopher Lee, etc., so I'll be pointing those out in this newsletter, but to get future, non-horror–related books, you'll need to be on that email list.  For the next five days, you can get “Peter Lorre: The Biography” absolutely for free from Amazon.  Next week, there'll be another! Here. We. Go! Stay tuned for more regular and bonus reviews next week! Contact Info: Email: mailto:email@horrorguys.com Book Store: https://brianschell.com/collection/horrorguys Website: https://www.horrorguys.com Subscribe by email: http://horrorbulletin.substack.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/horrormovieguys Mastodon: https://mastodon.social/@BrianSchell Threads: https://threads.net/brian_schell Twitter: http://twitter.com/HorrorMovieGuys

Congressman Tim Burchett (TN-02) sits down with Randy Massey, owner of Cold Creek Equine to discuss his work in rehabilitating performance horses, how he developed the cold water spa for treatment, and how this helps a horse's career stand the test of time.

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May 25, 2022 — The struggle over the water of the Eel River continues. With PG&E operating the Potter Valley Project on an annual license, environmental groups like Friends of the Eel River are claiming violations of the Endangered Species Act, and asking regulators to reconsider authorizing the annual license. Meanwhile, Russian River water users, whose attempt to take over the hydropower license was stymied by a lack of funds, are now strategizing how to acquire the water rights held by PG&E. “Our job is to protect the diversion, to assure that that water can continue to be diverted into the Russian,” said Janet Pauli, of the Potter Valley Irrigation District and the Inland Water and Power Commission. She added that “The original water rights for the diversion list, as beneficial uses, production of power and irrigation…it's a matter, though, of acquiring that water right, and making sure that we have control of the diversion itself.” Alicia Hamann, the Executive Director of Friends of the Eel River, spoke a few feet off the tarmac of the Ukiah airport Friday morning, after taking reporters on an EcoFlight in a six-seater Cessna over the wilderness surrounding the Eel. She says Scott Dam, which impounds Lake Pillsbury eleven miles from the diversion, is thwarting the life history of a unique species. “There are rainbow trout that are trapped up behind Scott Dam in the hundreds of miles of excellent cold-water habitat that exists up there in the Mendocino National Forest,” she asserted. “Those rainbow trout are really, really similar to steelhead. And what genetic researchers have found is that those trout have the alleles, the genetic coding, that would allow them to, one, become anadromous again, so to become steelhead, and two, to adapt the life history that is summer-run steelhead. So, to put it really simply, there are trout up behind Scott Dam that, if given the opportunity to reach the ocean again, their progeny could become summer steelhead.” There's a theory that the history of the summer steelhead is closely tied to a special feature of the Eel. Hamann said that a lot of the trout with the summer steelhead alleles can be found just behind a formation called Bloody Rock. “The theory is that back before Scott Dam was in place, when summer steelhead were able to make it up to that portion of the watershed, because they had a head start on their winter counterparts, they would already be in the upper parts of the headwaters when the rains come and when the flows are really high. So they were able to pass this barrier and jump the ten or fifteen feet or so to get up beyond Bloody Rock. But then when their winter-run counterparts got there, the flows were higher and they weren't able to make it past that barrier. That's the theory behind why we see the summer-run steelhead genetics in the trout just behind Bloody Rock.” There may not be a lot of water coming through the diversion this year, though no one knows for sure what the future holds for Scott Dam. To prevent Lake Pillsbury from getting too low, PG&E has asked regulators to grant it a variance to release a minimum instream flow of five cubic feet per second, or cfs, into the East Branch of the Russian River, which flows directly into Lake Mendocino. That's the same as it was last year, but less than the 25 that some water sellers were expecting this year. The Potter Valley Irrigation District is entitled by contract to up to fifty cfs. Right now, 75 is coming through the powerhouse, which is currently not capable of generating electricity, and Potter Valley is using 19. Pauli said PG&E has requested variances since about 2015, to protect the infrastructure at Lake Pillsbury, which filled this year after heavy winter storms. “They did not convene the drought working group like they have in the past, which is basically all of the stakeholders who are involved in this process,” she said. “They went ahead and filed a variance after consultation with the National Marine Fisheries Service, the Round Valley Tribes, and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, and suggested to FERC (the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission) that what they wanted to do was to reduce the flows at all of these points in the project from normal…and then they would watch Lake Pillsbury and see how it looked in terms of whether or not it was getting low too quickly.” There's not much chance of snowmelt making its way into any body of water, natural or engineered. Last month, snowpack across the state was at 38% of its average for this time of year. On Friday morning, just northeast of Lake Mendocino, only a few of the highest peaks still bore a smattering of snow. The Eel is a complicated river, flowing through rugged wilderness bearing few signs of human habitation. And it may have a special advantage, when it comes to climate change. Hamann says the cold water, which makes it ideal habitat for salmon, isn't entirely reliant on snowpack. One of the creeks that flows into the Eel River right near Bloody Rock is called Cold Creek, and another is called Five Springs Creek. “The sources of the cold water in the headwaters aren't necessarily just from snowpack, but they're largely from these springs that feed the water,” she said. “And that's why, as researchers have found, over and over again, and as many of our friends from the Round Valley Tribes and other indigenous peoples know, there is abundant cold water up there, even in hot and dry summers.” The deadline for public comment on PG&E's request for a variance is June 9.

When there is an old house sold, and a former owner who is hesitant to let it go, Dennis Quaid is sure to be in the middle of it!This week, Brent & Dan look at two very similar movies with Dennis Quaid playing opposite roles.

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Did anybody in this movie...see a movie? Today we're contemplating 2003's Cape Farm, aka Cold Creek Manor, aka 33 1/3 Short Sound Drops That Shouldn't Have Made SDB Laugh. A putative thriller in which Dorff On Golf somehow manages to haul a dead pony into a swimming pool, our "city slicker" hero tries to charm the psychotic locals with Brandy Alexanders, children have eyeteeth the size of quarters, and a cemetery is added to the kids' chore wheel, Cold Creek Manor is mostly bad -- but at least Dennis Quaid doesn't make it any worse, so while you're fleeing the godless city for Sling Blade-on-Hudson, cue up an all-new Quaid In Full. Overall score: 3 QQQ score: 5.25 Days since a lost Kuffs accident: 0 SHOW NOTES Follow us on Twitter (http://twitter.com/quaidinfullpod) Get EVEN MORE Qontent (...sorry) at our Patreon page (https://www.patreon.com/quaidinfull) Ebert's 1.5/4 review (https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/cold-creek-manor-2003) Edward Guthmann's for SFGate (https://www.sfgate.com/movies/article/Quiet-fixer-upper-w-view-psycho-House-full-of-2587813.php) The Bill-ogy begins (https://quaidinfull.fireside.fm/16) Fatal Instinct (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106873/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_114)

January 11, 2022 — Organic waste reduction is the focus of a sprawling piece of state legislation due to go into effect this year. SB 1383 requires jurisdictions to drastically cut down on the amount of edible food and food-based waste that goes into the landfill and causes methane gas pollution. In order to contribute to the statewide goals, local composters expect to increase their tonnage by 40%. Solid waste haulers will be responsible for making sure their customers know what goes into the green bins, and starting in 2024, jurisdictions will be expected to start enforcing local ordinances. Cold Creek Compost in Potter Valley currently has organic waste contracts with Mendocino county and the cities, as well as a few in Lake and Sonoma counties. The company is currently permitted to process 50,000 tons of material per year. Sean O'Rourke handles the business' licensing and permitting as it applies to increase its capacity by 40% and attempts to start another facility in Sonoma County. Amber Fisette, the Mendocino County Deputy Director of Transportation overseeing the Solid Waste Division, says the county is on track, when it comes to composting facilties that take food scraps. And in a few months, Cold Creek won't be the only game in town…

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October 18, 2021 — Efforts to take over the license for the Potter Valley Project have had some significant setbacks lately. One is an expensive equipment failure that could take up to a year and a half to repair. The other is that the Two Basin Partnership, a coalition of entities seeking to take over the license from PG&E, has not been able to secure the funding it needs for studies that are necessary for a final license application. The Partnership asked the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) for some extra time to come up with the money, but FERC refused. Now the Partnership is worried that the Commission could ask PG&E to surrender the project. Meanwhile, with the license set to expire in mid-April, the Friends of the Eel River, who have long called for the removal of Scott Dam and eventually full decommission, think that their objective might be nearer than they expected. For Alicia Hamann, the Executive Director of Friends of the Eel River, the failure was a stroke of good luck. “Even with all the in-depth work we've done (on Scott Dam) looking at seismic stability and landslides and potential failure of the needle valve and problems with the foundation and all kinds of problems, the failure of the transformer bank is something we never considered,” she reflected. “So this just kind of goes to show that there are a great number of ways that this project is really aging, and really unreliable.” But Janet Pauli, of the Potter Valley Irrigation District and the Inland Water and Power Commission, which is part of the Two Basin Partnership, says that if PG&E surrenders the project without an heir, nobody knows what will happen next. Much of the uncertainty could be resolved with studies that would answer questions about what it would take to operate the project. But the source of the money to pay for those studies is uncertain, too. The Partnership had hoped PG&E would foot the bill, which the company did not do. And state and federal funds haven't materialized, either. The Partnership's current plan includes removal of Scott Dam and modifications to Cape Horn Dam, a plan that requires extensive examination. Pauli says it would take $12-15 million to complete all the studies that the Partnership has submitted to FERC in order to answer questions about water rights, the impacts of the sediment that would be released from Lake Pillsbury, the impact that removing the dam and lake infrastructure would have on Lake County, and what future diversions would look like. Initial due diligence on all those studies, she said, would take about a million and a half dollars. Now there's another expense: the five to ten million dollars PG&E estimates it will cost to repair or replace the transformer bank at the powerhouse. Hamann expects that if PG&E gets stuck with that bill, the company could gte authorization from the California Public Utilities Commission to pass it along to ratepayers, plus ten percent. Right now, the project is diverting about ten cubic feet of water per second, a drastic reduction due to the drought. Pauli explained that greater water generation depends on the project's ability to produce power. That has significant implications for Lake Mendocino. Under the current license, and with the ability to produce power, diversion through the Potter Valley Project could exceed 250 cubic feet per second (cfs). But “if they can't produce power, they physically cannot put that volume of water through the powerhouse,” Pauli said. In the wintertime, minimum flows through the East Branch of the Russian River, plus contract flows for the Potter Valley Irrigation District add up to 45 cfs, “And that's a far cry from the 270 or so cfs that they normally would be able to divert,” Paui noted. “That means the amount of water going into Lake Mendocino would only be the 45 cfs plus whatever other natural flow there would be from Cold Creek drainage in Potter Valley.” Hamann thinks the partners have had enough time . She wants them to withdraw their notice of intent to apply for the license, and let the dam removal begin. “What we would hope to see in a license surrender process is surrender, decommissioning, and then dam removal,” she said. She thinks “options for an ecologically appropriate continued diversion” are still possible, but “it just means the folks down in the Russian River who benefit from that water are going to have to pay up for some new infrastructure to be built.”

On this episode of the show, we sit and enjoy the peaceful, relaxing sounds of a Cold Creek for over 1 hour. Enjoy! --- Jupiter Organic CBD Get 10% off your order of Jupiter CBD by visiting GetJupiter.com and using code ASMR at checkout https://www.getjupiter.com/share/asmr --- Buy us a coffee! buymeacoff.ee/sI5ZB4N --- DOWNLOAD: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sleep-and-relax-asmr/id1133320064 Anchor: https://anchor.fm/sleepandrelaxasmr Radio Public: https://radiopublic.com/sleep-and-relax-asmr-6pAPm8 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4VvI482AIUgKZGfOWqjuyw Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/sleep-and-relax-asmr Castbox: https://castbox.fm/channel/id356618 TuneIn Radio: http://tunein.com/radio/Sleep-and-Relax-ASMR-p899136/ Pobean: https://www.podbean.com/podcast-detail/tvjti-4fcb7/Sleep-and-Relax-ASMR-Podcast --- Email: Hello@SleepandRelaxASMR.com Website: www.SleepandRelaxASMR.com --- Thanks to Janrou for audio used this episode! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sleepandrelaxasmr/message

The gang gets oiled up with Stephen Dorff this week, as they review the 2003 confusing suspense thriller, Cold Creek Manor. With an all star cast, you would think there's no way to lose, but you would think wrong. Dennis Quaid, Sharron Stone, Stephen Dorff, Juliette Lewis, Kristin Stewart, and Christopher Plummer couldn't save this oddball movie from itself. Try not to laugh as snakes and dead horses add up to a gripping, pulse-pounding suspense thriller that will keep you on  the edge of your seat, looking for the remote. Streaking right now on HBO Max. In News this week: George of the Jungle, Space Jam, Army of Darkness, Sam Raimi, Army of the Dead, Zack Snyder,  Carole Baskin, Tiger King, soul patches, pony tails, slow motion, 2021 Spirit awards, Riz Ahmed, Sound of Metal, Four Lions, Nightcrawler, Chadwick Boseman, Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, Anthony Hopkins, The Father, 2021 Academy Awards, Francis McDormand, Bong Joon Ho, Parasite HBO series, Adam McKay, Snowpiercer, True Detective, classism, Martin Scorsese, Paul Schrader, Passion of the Christ, The Last Temptation of Christ, Willem Dafoe, The Apostles and the apocrypha, The Old Testament, Paul Thomas Anderson, Bradley Cooper, Cooper Hoffman, Benni Safdi, Haim, Alanna Haim, Hanson, Glenn Danzig, Cher, Bruce Springsteen, Tyler and Company, Little Shop of Horrors, Rock Moranis, The Fly, Jeff Goldbum, Top Gun, Aliens, Stephen King, Maximum Overdrive, Blue Velvet, Labyrinth, David Bowie, Big Trouble in Little China, The Red Museum, Highlander, Ferris Beuller's Day Off, Stand By Me, Steve Martin, Bill Murray, Platoon, Lion's Gate, Saw TV  series, American Psycho TV series, You, trash TV, Dexter, Maniac, Elijah Wood, The House That Jack Built, Kevin Begs, Dear White People, Blindspotting, Rocky 4, Rocky IV, Rocker vs Drago: The Ultimate Director's cut, Golden Rasberris, The Razzies. Absolute Proof, Mike Lindell, Rudy Giuliani, Chevy Chase, Shia LaBeouf, Bruce Willis, Sia, Music, The Mummy Returns, The Mummy, The Rock, Scorpion King, Anna Kendrick, Toni Collete, Daniel Dae Kim, Stowaway, Synchronic, Spring, The Endless, Anthony Mackie, Jessie Eisenberg, Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook, Farmville, Andrew Garfield, Armie Hammer, Francis Ford Coppola, Gary Oldman, Keanu Reeves, X-men,  Email us at MCFCpodcast@gmail.com       Joseph Navarro    Pete Abeyta   and Tyler Noe    Streaming Picks:  The Social Network - Hulu, NetflixBram Stoker's Dracula - HBO MaxThe New Mutants - HBO MaxSaint Maud - DirecTV, EpixThe Descent - Amazon, Hulu, Hoopla, Vudu, PlexThe Grudge - Amazon Prime

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Mending Broken Relationships in the Holidays (0:00:00) We all probably have had or currently have a relationship that's needed some mending. Maybe it was just a slow drift apart or maybe you can recall the argument that broke the relationship. Whatever the case, there is no better time to fix a broken relationship than the holidays. It's a season that's dedicated to selfless acts of charity, love, and kindness. With us today is Emily Taylor about how we can go about mending broken relationships the right ways. Emily is a certified mediator and assistant director of the Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution at the BYU Law School.   Lisa's Christmas Music Sampler: Cold Creek (0:19:31) The band Cold Creek performs their song Mashing Through the Snow and talk about their modified holiday plans this year.   The Top 20 Worst Christmas Songs (0:34:27) Lisa and Richie talk through the top 20 worst Christmas songs of all time, according to Esquire.   The Fundamentals of Marriage (1:11:10) The crazy thing about fundamentals is that they are necessary, yet we seem to always forget them. Take driving for example. As we become experienced drivers, we tend to think that the basics, keeping our hands on the 10 and 2 while driving, checking our mirrors, and always wearing our seatbelt, don't apply to us. The same goes for marriage. We all know that communication is key, that service helps our love grow deeper, and that you can never say “I love you” too much.  But after being in a relationship for a long time, we often lose sight of those necessary fundamentals that keep our partnerships strong. So here to remind us of the basics of a successful marriage and also give advice on how to reincorporate them into our relationships is Danielle and Howard Taylor, certified marriage coaches and authors of The Fundamentals of Marriage.

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In this week's episode, i sit down with Charlie G., award winning filmmaker for Houston Texas as we talk about his humble beginnings as a director, cinematographer, writer, producer and editor for Cold Creek. We talk about some of his favorite films, favorite movie franchises, why Tobey Maguire is the best spiderman, play some Answer The Internet and talk about our UNPOPULAR OPINIONS & What have we've been listening to lately. Please go and follow our lovely guest at Cold Creek Productions on Instagram and Cold Creek Productions.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ulyssis-ramos5/message

We stopped by Cold Creek Vinyards, opened in early June of 2020 to talk with Chris about his new venture and cider offerings. 

Welcome to the Mute Button Podcast with author, strategist, and retired law enforcement and correctional administrator P. Lee Spears. In this episode we talk about the Tennessee Convict Lease Wars and the Cold Creek War. The two decade long insurrection pitted miners against the state prison system. Website: www.mutebuttonpodcast.com Purchase books by P. Lee Spears: Click Here --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mutebuttonpodcast/support

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On this episode of the podcast we discuss the elephant in the room; the COVID-19 Pandemic, as well as its impacts on our cannabis consumption and purchasing. We also review one of our favorite quarantine strains, Cold Creek Kush be Redecan!

I do a delightful delving into a sweet and charming romance...."A Cold Creek Christmas Story" where we are taken back to a small town in Idaho and where we see a second chance connection build. We have a hero, who has brought his daughter back to the small town where he would visit his grandmother and meet up with a girl he knew when he was young and sparks fly and they connect. Such a beautiful heartfelt tale to warm you on a cold winter's night.

Another installment of "Songwriters in the Round" recorded live at Cold Creek North Oaks!! Performers include Jacob White, Brian Thomason and Connor Priest. Some really great songwriting in this episode!

Good morning. It's Monday, July 22nd. I'm Kristie McIntyre, with your Mid-Columbia news from The Tri-City Herald. Get ready for some really hot weather in the Mid-Columbia. Today is expected to be mostly sunny, with a high near 97 degrees. Tonight will be mostly clear, with a low around 66. We could see temperatures hit 100 tomorrow. Our top story today is an update on the Cold Creek fire that scorched a good portion of Rattlesnake Mountain north of Richland, Thursday through Saturday.

In which Théa Morash and Philip Goodridge exhume their memories of the undeniably well-lit Cold Creek Manor (2003) while enjoying mimosas, egg-in-a-hole, and exquisite overreactions to underwhelming snakes. SPOILER ALERT: If you don't want to know everything we know about Cold Creek Manor, it's probably best to skip this one.

Hey, I hope you all had a great weekend and a wonderful Mother’s Day. I did manage to get out last week and head up to Cold Creek and see if I could find any wild Mustangs to photograph. I did, and I actually posted an article on the website a couple days ago about […] The post INSPIRED – Episode 35 – Happy Mother’s Day and More Stuff About Eastman Double-X appeared first on Photography Matters.

Comedians Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds examine the Coal Creek War. Recorded live in Nashville. SOURCES TOUR INFO OFFICIAL MERCH

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Space Money Octagon Presents The Filmography Disquisition Series Volume 2 Kristen Stewart: An Exhaustive Examination Episode 3: Cold Creek Manor (2003) Kristen Tilson is a moody kid living in the big city with her parents and younger brother. One day, after her disobedient brother darts into traffic on the way to school and is nearly […]

Another installment of "Songwriters in the Round" recorded live at Cold Creek Tap House and Eatery! Performers include Josh Bearden, Chuck Albertson, Trevor Walker, Troy Underwood and Maison McGill. Some wonderful talent in this episode!

Listen in on another installment of "Songwriters in the Round" recorded live at Cold Creek Tap House and Eatery. Performers include Greg Parton, Tiffany Beavers, Matt Green, Chuck Albertson, Craig Pratt, Stephen Busie, and Cory Hansird. Lots of great talent in this episode!

On this very special episode we travel to our official sponsor's location, Cold Creek Tap House in Eton Ga for "Songwriters in the Round." We showcase several local musicians and their original compositions. Featured are: Tommy Davis Silvia Powell Tiffany Beavers Shelby Satterfield Johnny Briggs Ryan Scoggins We had a great time hanging out with Harold and the gang at Cold Creek enjoying the live local talent. These are truly some great artists and we hope that you enjoy the show.

The main guest is the Executive Director of the Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance, Yvonne Kraus. We discuss what their chapter program is all about and we learn what Lobby Day is. We also sit down with the President of their Cold Creek Mountain Bikers chapter, Eric Albers, and get their perspective. https://podcasts-1.feedpress.co/18046/ep_13_-_2017-04-18_07.54_.mp3 Show Notes & … Continue reading "Ep 13 – Keeping the Focus Local: Looking Into the Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance and the Cold Creek Mountain Bikers"

It's episode 16 of Season 6. On this week's show we have five tales about terminal terminations and sinister searches. The full episode features the following stories. The free version features only the first three tales. "Is There Life After Death?" written by Michael Whitehouse and read by David Ault & James Cleveland. (Story starts at 00:04:20) "Close the Door and Have a Seat" written by M.J. Pack and read by Peter Lewis. (Story starts at 00:22:00) "The Kids in Cold Creek" written by R. F. Krupa and read by Jessica McEvoy & Nichole Goodnight & Erika Sanderson. (Story starts at 00:42:30) "Please Avoid Open Water" written by R. Brauer and read by Jesse Cornett. (Story starts at 01:13:50) "The Proselyte" written by Keith McDuffee and read by Mike DelGaudio & Jeff Clement & Erika Sanderson. (Story starts at 01:30:50) Click here for the Chilling Tales Podcast   Click here to learn more about Michael Whitehouse   Click here to learn more about M.J. Pack   Click here to learn more about R. Brauer   Click here to learn more about Keith McDuffee   Click here to learn more about David Ault   Click here to learn more about Peter Lewis   Click here to learn more about Jessica McEvoy   Click here to learn more about Nichole Goodnight   Click here to learn more about Erika Sanderson   Click here to learn more about Jesse Cornett   Click here to learn more about Mike DelGaudio   Click here to learn more about Jeff Clement   Podcast produced by: David Cummings Music & Sound Design by: Brandon Boone & David Cummings. "Please Avoid Open Water" illustration courtesy of Jörn Heidrath Audio program ©2016 - Creative Reason Media - All Rights Reserved - No reproduction or use of this content is permitted without the express written consent of Creative Reason Media. The copyrights for each story are held by the respective authors.

Cold Creek County grew up with country in the Greater Toronto Area and have been making music together since 2013. These guys stopped by the CKGY studios to show us “Our Town” and “Till The Wheels Come Off”.

On-the-rise country outfit Cold Creek County joins us to chat about their upcoming album, Till The Wheels Fall Off, on Sony Music Canada. The band is making a lot of noise at country radio and are sure to be a huge live draw. Then we chat with Edmonton-based songwriter Ken Stead about his latest, Fear Has No Place Here, and the tour dates supporting it. Coldjack vocalist John Fraser joins us to chat about the band's genre-mashing sound and hard-hitting live show. Finally, Mike Homewood joins us to chat about Toronto's hottest new country club, the Boots & Bourbon Saloon.

Join me at Cold Creek as I hike my way to near heat exhaustion. Today we chat about birds, Ghost stories, helecopters, ancient and modern Egypt, Teaching, High School English, the 777 plane crash, graphic design and star wars. Susy Rice’s article is here. I highly recommend it if you’re into the ‘Wars. I’m posting my awesome, super incredible life changing tweet exchange with Ms. Rice below, along with some snapshots I got before almost dying in the heat. Today’s beautiful music selection was “If I Were You” by Timothy Carroll.