Podcasts about colorado mountains

St. Junipero Serra evangelized California and St. Frances Xavier Cabrini evangelized Colorado. Their influence extends up and down the West Coast and throughout the Rocky Mountains, leaving a lasting legacy that continues to inspire today. In this episode, Stephen J. Binz, a pilgrimage leader to the California Missions, and JoAnn Seaman, director of the Mother Cabrini Shrine in Golden, CO, share the stories of these two remarkable saints and the places where their impact is still felt. We would love it if you could leave a written review on Apple and share with your friends! Editing provided by Forte Catholic (https://www.fortecatholic.com/)

When a young boy learned to walk and leave his walker behind after a week of intense therapy in the Colorado Mountains, the idea for Adam's Camp was born.  You'll love this conversation with Founder Karel Horney about how this now four-decade journey Adam's Camp is on has helped thousands of children with special needs and their families. Thanks for listening and thanks to Karel for sharing the story of on of my favorite nonprofits. This podcast is brought to you by JC Charity Services – running a nonprofit is hard and I'd love to bolster your efforts and help you thrive. You can find me at www.makingourworldbetter.com.   To learn more about adams camp and how you can volunteer or support the organization, visit www.adamscamp.org and follow them on social media. If you enjoyed this podcast, we would be grateful if you'd share it with a friend and spread the great stories from the amazing leaders on this show. Until next time, I hope you're inspired to find a way to make our world better!

Today – Colorado Sun reporter Jason Belvin talks about the conditions in the mountains after the major snowstorm that hit the Colorado high country this weekend.  https://coloradosun.com/2024/01/12/colorado-avalanche-danger-new-snow/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A potpourri of topics on a Friday, as Israel prepares its ground invastion of Gaza: Dan highlights a legal battle of accidents in bike lanes between motorized vehicles and bicycles. Also, contemplating the reintroduction of wolves in the mountains of Colorado, Dan swears he heard one in the woods. Finally, a winter blast is preparing to hit the front range as it forms over the mountains. Are you prepared?

As I have described in previous episodes, a large credit for the idea for this podcast, Peace Love Moto, is due to the Distinguished Gentleman's Ride, an international fundraiser for men's health issues focused on prostate cancer research and suicide prevention.  I described how this event is attended by men and women, all dressed up in dapper outfits, all with the common heart for raising money and awareness for these important issues that impact thousands of men throughout the world. I also mentioned that this past year, I was honored to be the host of the Distinguished Gentleman's Ride event in Fort Collins, Colorado.  I met people with hearts the size of our Colorado Mountains.  One such person, is our guest today.Not only was Doug Logston the first place fund raiser for our Fort Collins event, I also learned that Doug is one fascinating guy, including being the State Director for the Motorcycle Sport Touring Association!  It's such a joy to present to you my interview with my new friend, Doug Logston.  

Meet Jacob Mueller, Co-Founder and CEO of Renjoy — a next generation short-term rental management firm based in Colorado Springs. Growing up, Jacob never would've guessed he'd be an entrepreneur, he studied economics in college and thought he'd go into policy.  But during his senior year, Jacob had the opportunity to work on a school project as a part of his thesis that revolved around launching a business in rural Michigan — and while he couldn't have known it at the time, this project would inspire him to leave his dreams of working in Washington DC to own and operate businesses.  After graduating, Jacob wound up getting really into coffee and bought a local chain of coffee shops in the Colorado Mountains. But after a couple of years of working in the restaurant businesses, Jacob desired a pivot — and so he began binging episodes of Bigger Pockets and learned as much as he could about real estate.  Tune in to hear the exciting story of how Jacob wound up going all in on real estate as he believes it's one of the best ways to help people achieve financial freedom, and how this mission of his led him and two of his friends to start Renjoy and scale it to over 150 properties under management in just a couple of years. Discover Renjoy Follow Jacob on Twitter  Have you signed up for Ping yet? Ping makes it easy for guests to be notified when their favorite Airbnbs become available — and it's the secret tool the best Airbnb hosts use to maximize bookings. Sign up today at bnbping.com Meet Zach in Person! Annette and Sarah from Thanks for Visiting were kind enough to invite Zach to come speak at TFVCONon SEO Strategy for STR Hosts and he can't wait to participate in this dynamic event. Zach would love to meet all you listeners in PERSON…so please consider coming to the event.  You can use the discount code “BTS” as in “Behind the Stays” at checkout for $150 off any ticket level. About the Show Behind the Stays is brought to you twice a week by Sponstayneous — a free, biweekly newsletter that brings subscribers the best last-minute deals and upcoming steals on Airbnb.   You can subscribe, for free, at www.sponstayneous.com.  Behind the Stays is hosted by Zach Busekrus, co-founder of Sponstayneous, you can connect with him on Twitter at @zboozee.  

The Potnas welcome one of Northeast Houston's own, renowned barber, G-Lee (2:08)! In “Debrief of the Week,” JT recaps his trip to the Colorado Mountains for a wedding, leading to great commentary from D-No and G Lee (14:03). In the “Ice Breaker,” the fellas give their Super Bowl winner predictions, followed by a hilarious “Fit Check,” a recap of JT's Fantasy Football drafts and Beyoncé Tickets update (21:25). In “News,” the fellas unpack a situation where a husband abandoned his wife during a connecting flight for being late (34:30). In the “Highlight Topics,” G Lee walks us through his barber journey, tipping etiquette,  a breakdown of haircut prices, and provides client Do's and Dont's (44:36). The Potnas then transition into an insightful discussion about the construct of Black People and therapists after JT recaps his first-ever therapy session (1:28:52)! We promise you won't want to miss a second of the conversation in this episode of your favorite podcast!Website | Youtube | #POTNASPodcast #POTNAS

Diving into Jimmy Buffett's years in the Colorado Mountains. A Mile High in Denver Live Vail Daly 5280 Email: songlinesandtanlines@gmail.com  Twitter: @zombiebeach Instagram: aparrotheaddad  Playlist on YouTube Music and Apple Music: Song Lines and Tan Lines Books and Short Stories: Amazon US Amazon UK Barnes and Noble Apple Podcasts: Ghosts from the Coasts and Nightlight Tales Podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thedeepcuts/message

Scott and Amy are taking a ski trip to the Colorado Mountains. Unfortunately, Scott's old car has a loose exhaust manifold and after several hours of exposure to CO fumes Scott and Amy land in the hospital instead of on the slopes. What are the chances for romance in the 'Hyperbaric Chamber of Love'? Find out on this episode of the Best of Car Talk.

AP correspondent Julie Walker reports on Deadly Avalanche Colorado

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Its not too often you hear about someone who's made a career path from being a front line wildland firefighter, to someone who is dropping fire retardant on wildfires, to someone who is coordinating the whole aviation show as an Air Attack...That's why we have Zachary Sullivan on the show today - To tell his story of his unique experience of his career path into fire aviation!"Zachery Sullivan took an unconventional path from being being a wildland firefighter to becoming a tanker pilot. After dropping out of high school, Zachery made a career our of running heavy equipment for various excavation companies in the midwest. In 2003 his career brought him to the Colorado Mountains where he began his introduction to wildland firefighting with a volunteer organization. At age 24 Zachery made a career change from heavy construction to career wildland firefighter in Northern Colorado. Since making that leap, Zachery has worked for various municipal, county, and federal agencies over the coarse of the last 18 years. In 2020 Zachery turned his interest from fighting fire on the ground, to becoming a Single Engine Air Tanker pilot for CO Fire Aviation. Most recently Zachery completed the National Aerial Supervision Academy and has begun the path of becoming a qualified Air Attack. When Zachery isn't fighting fire he enjoys spending time with his wife Ruby and their 150 pound English Mastiff Maddie... Ruby and Zachery can be found at their home in Loveland Colorado or at their property in The Snowy Mountain Range of Wyoming. Zachery is an avid snowmobiler and when the fire season completes; he can be found fly fishing on the Platte River."To reach out to Zach regarding questions about becoming a pilot, hit him up via email here:zachery@cofireaviation.comYou know the drill...Stay safe, stay savage...Enjoy!------------------The Anchor Point Podcast is supported by the following wonderful folks...Mystery RanchNeed badass packs? Then look no further than Mystery Ranch!https://www.mysteryranch.comHotshot BreweryWanna pick up our Anchor Point Podcast merch or need killer coffee? Hit up Hotshot Brewery!!!https://www.hotshotbrewing.comNot sponsors of The Anchor Point Podcast, but great organizations:The Wildland Firefighter FoundationAnd, as always, please consider supporting this great nonprofit organization - The Wildland Firefighter Foundation!https://wffoundation.orgThe Smokey GenerationWanna get some history and knowledge on Wildland Fire? Hit up The Smokey Generation!http://wildfire-experience.org

"A Love Song" premiered earlier this year at the Sundance Film Festival and played again at the Berlin and Tribeca Film Festivals. It received near-universal praise for its subdued but beautiful direction, writing, and performances from Dale Dickey and Wes Studi. Director and writer Max Walker-Silverman was kind enough to discuss his feature directorial debut with us, where he went into detail on the challenges of making his first film, working with two screen-acting experts, how the Colorado Mountains setting played an essential role in the story and more. Please take a few minutes to listen to the conversation below and be sure to check out the film now playing in limited release from Bleecker Street. Thank you, and enjoy! Check out more on NextBestPicture.com Please subscribe on... SoundCloud - https://soundcloud.com/nextbestpicturepodcast iTunes Podcasts - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/negs-best-film-podcast/id1087678387?mt=2 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/7IMIzpYehTqeUa1d9EC4jT And be sure to help support us on Patreon for as little as $1 a month at https://www.patreon.com/NextBestPicture

Thanksgiving of 2012 started off very poorly for the Redwine Family. When one member of their clan, 13-year-old Dylan Redwine vanished on November 18th, an expensive and lengthy search of the Colorado Mountains ensued. What they found over the course of a decade exhausted investigatory resources and frustrated the community. By the time an arrest was made, everyone already knew who had taken Dylan. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Jake is coming back! Jake will return from his retreat to the Colorado Mountains, hopefully with a completed book. So, we will have our first Ask Jake Anything. All your burning questions will be answered. Did Jake give you and STD? Has he consumed his own pee? Whatever you want answered send your questions to HOTMIC@810WHB.COM. Thank you so much for all the support of Hot Mic with SSJ, and we want to send a big shout out to our sponsors…Patrick Carter Farmers Insurance Agency. For all your insurance needs go to www.kcfarmersagent.com. Thanks to our friends at CBD American Shaman. Get a free sample today at your local CBD American Shaman www.cbdamericanshaman.com And KC Grilling Company, located on the southeast corner of S. Mur-Len Rd and W. 159th St., Olathe and at www.kcgrillingco.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's word of the day is ‘stranded' as in stuck as in left as in a snow storm hit Colorado this weekend and I was trapped . Maybe you'll find this story enjoyable. Maybe you'll hit the skip button. Who knows!? (27:35) Review: Taking Chance. (30:35) So You Wanna Talk To Samson!? Someone asked me about the comment that Josh Donaldson made to Tim Anderson over the weekend. Yasmani Grandal confronted Donaldson and a tussle ensued. The question asked of me was whether or not I believe that MLB will now suspend Donaldson. (46:55) NPPOD Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Classic Mustangs, Colorado Mountains, Carne Asada, and a deep passion for Celina are just part of who Chuck Hansen is. He's also running for Celina, Texas School Board. But what else is there to Chuck Hansen? Listen to this episode and find out even more about the man behind the candidate. Chuck was kind enough to sit down with me, share some funny stories, and provide a little insight into his world. Oh, and wait until you learn what Chuck Hansen wishes he could drive. Here's a hint: It's not a classic Mustang!

Charlie Chupp, Founder and CEO of Fading West Development, and Matt McMullen, AOC Executive Director, join us for episode 257 of Art of Construction.  As the former CEO of Load King Manufacturing in Florida, Charlie spent 20 years manufacturing and general contracting over 4,000 food service stores across the US and Canada. With clients such as Starbucks, Einstein Bros Bakery, Safeway, Kroger and others, Load King delivered and installed turnkey, off-site built stores using systems that reduced standard times to open by over half. Through the application of Toyota's Production System, commonly called “Lean” in the US, Fading West is focused on bringing the same speed and value to the national housing crisis with a particular focus on essential workforce buyers. They recently opened their brand new, 110,000 square foot state-of-the-art housing manufacturing facility in Buena Vista, Colorado. Recently named as one of Time Magazine's 100 Most Influential Companies of 2022, Fading West is making waves in the industry.  Join Devon, Matt and Charlie as they discuss the backstory behind Buena Vista's new System Built factory, the manufacturing philosophies of Fading West, and how System Built homes may be the key to solving Colorado's, and the country's, incredible housing shortage. 

Brian and I discuss the next Missing episode about two unfortunate people in the Colorado Mountains.

Brian and I discuss the next Missing episode about two unfortunate people in the Colorado Mountains.

We begin season two of The Storytellers' Porch with our host Jill Davis and her long-time friend and co-host, Emily Chase Smith. Jill Davis has been helping people identify their dreams, tell their stories and share their ideas with the world for the past 30 years. She is a coach, speaker, author, as well as a mother of four and grandmother of two, living a life of joy in the beautiful Colorado Mountains. Jill's time as the lead speaker coach for TEDx Colorado Springs inspired her to create The Storytellers' Porch, a podcast showcasing personal stories with collective impact. Our co-host Emily Chase Smith is an attorney, So Cal native and lover of VW buses. She'll be joining us for the entire season as we explore Jill's journey to owning an incredible, 300+ acre farm in rural Kansas. Today's story takes us to the beginning of Jill's journey with her family's farm in Kansas. Growing up, Jill never spent time at the farm but her father, who left the property to Jill when he passed away in 2018, visited at least once per year to help his employees with harvest season. All throughout her life, Jill heard stories about the farm through her dad but was far removed as she grew up in the city lifestyle of Colorado Springs. Following her inheritance, Jill took solace in the knowledge that her father had set up his will to allow Jill 5 years to decide what to do with the property and how to manage it. Farm hands lived on property at the time and were there to handle it all for her until the time came to make a decision. Through a series of unexpected events, Jill was forced to move much faster than she had planned. In this episode, we discover how our host navigated the process of inheritance, the people she met along the way, her findings about the remote Kansas county (population 2,200) in which the farm is located and the history behind how her family came to own such a sizable property. Find out more about the farm and see some of Jill's pictures of the transformation of her property on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/JillDavisCoaching or on Instagram @thestorytellersporch, https://www.instagram.com/thestorytellersporch/ Thank you joining us on The Storyteller's Porch this week! Make sure you follow us at https://thestorytellersporch.com/, https://thestorytellersporch.libsyn.com/, or on your favorite podcasting platform so you don't miss a single story with us on the Porch. We'll see you next time where we'll be sharing more personal stories with collective impact. What drink will you bring? Always drink responsibly, don't drink and drive.

Welcome back to another episode of Discover More. "So I'm very symbolic in nature and I'm aware that I'm creating these ideas and these stories to navigate life in a way. But the more I tune in and listen, the more things become obvious. For me, I don't make choices anymore. Choices are illusions. Like we think we were choosing between two things, but once the thing that we're supposed to do becomes clear, the other thing wasn't even really an option. But if you're turning into what you really want and what you really need, well then there is no choice. The other thing is just like the illusion hiding." - Yoshua Greenfield This week's guest, Yoshua Greenfield, is one of the most fascinating people we've ever met. A talented musician, author, home cook, nature-lover, and bare-foot advocate, Yoshua comes with a wide range of important stories and lessons. He is well-known in the YouTube community for his prior role in the food show, “Brothers Green”, as well as his current project, “You Enjoy Life”, which examines what it truly means to be and feel alive through food, music, natural movement, and connection. We appreciate the way he explains complex topics through elegant story-telling and subtly encourages others to dive deeper into their spirituality and belief systems. In this week's episode, Yoshua recounts his journey of transitioning from a Brooklyn-based professional musician to a Colorado-living barefoot advocate. He reflects on his experience running his first barefoot marathon in the Colorado Mountains, as well as the many physical, mental, and spiritual benefits of living barefoot. Yoshua also shares some powerful practices for overcoming self-doubt, developing self-awareness, and deepening in relationship with Mother Nature. We're so excited to share Yoshua's beautiful stories and wisdom. They are truly inspiring, and we hope that you find it as moving as we did. Show Notes: Yoshua's Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzr-PyKUTPosDadxqMHtoTw Yoshua's Website: https://yelmusic.com/ Yoshua's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/youenjoylife/ Book on Living Barefoot: https://yelmusic.com/walkingbarefoot * Connect with Us: Follow Us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/discovermorepodcast/ Follow Benoit on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/benoitkim/ Follow Aidan on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aidanjames24/ Subscribe to Our Newsletter: https://tinyletter.com/discovermorepodcast * Thank you for Discovering More with us!

From choosing the right tree for tonewood, to safely getting logs down the mountain, award winning bass maker Trevor Davis shares with Chris and Rozie his experiences traveling to Colorado to fell spruce. Special Guest: Trevor Davis.

Jack Torrance is contracted to maintain an esteem lodge isolated in the Colorado Mountains. As Jack and his family become more and more familiar with the grounds, a mysterious force begins to weigh on Jack's mind and chip away at his sanity. Danny, Jack's son, has a psychic connection that gives him insight into the terrible history of the hotel and the sinister spirits that haunt it, but will it be enough to help the family escape the horror of the Overlook Hotel?

Andy Ward is the Assistant Director of Football Strength & Conditioning at the University of Colorado. He arrived at Colorado after four years at Fresno State as the head strength coach and then the director of sports performance for football. Prior to Fresno State, Ward was a sports performance Coach at Stanford University. He began his coaching career splitting time between Custom Built Personal Training and as a student assistant coach at his alma mater, Cal State Stanislaus. Ward has also held internship coaching positions at Sacramento State, UC San Diego, and Stanford. Ward is a big proponent of knowing his program backwards and forwards, always fine tuning it to best fit his athletes. He continues to stay active by hiking in the Colorado Mountains and lifting, which he uses to test out new programs, research, technology, and ideas on himself before implementing them with his athletes. Cerberus Strength Use Code: STRENGTH_GAME at Cerberus-Strength.com

The majority of our AMA programming focuses on marketing, innovation, and problem solving for the organizations at which we work.  In this podcast we flip the script and put ourselves in the spotlight, discussing personal branding strategies and storytelling for a rewarding career. How often do you think about where you want to be in 5, 10, even 15 years? How can you create a network and surround yourself with colleagues that will challenge and inspire you to grow? What types of ongoing education, training, and certifications can help take your skillset to the next level? How can you keep your resume and portfolio updated with not only a laundry list of past responsibilities but a proven track record of success and accomplishments?  Today we'll chat with Angie Callen, Founder and Principal at Career Benders Inc, a Certified Professional Resume Writer, Certified Professional Career Coach, and host of the new No More Monday's Podcast about how you should plan for the long term on your most impressive asset, yourself! Key Topics -Personal Branding -Career Planning -Professional Development -Networking -Job Seeking -Resume Writing -Interviewing Angie M. Callen CPRW, Founder & Principal at Career Benders Inc.  Angie Callen is the Founder and Principal of Career Benders, Inc., a full-service career and business coaching company providing personal branding, job search strategy, career change, and solopreneurial coaching for clients across the country.  As a former engineer, Angie takes a practical, action-based approach to coaching, which has helped hundreds of clients progress their careers, land amazing new opportunities, and seeing their entrepreneurial dreams come true. Angie has always believed people deserve to be happy in their lives and careers, despite society's continued acceptance of mediocrity. By inspiring confident professionals, Angie and her team help people rise above this norm, build confidence, discover their value, and align these elements for future purpose and satisfaction.  Originally from Pittsburgh, PA, Angie has called the Colorado Mountains home for nearly 13 years. After spending six years in Boston between college and Colorado, Angie admits she's still got some east coast tendencies that are tempered by a life of adventure in the outdoors. When she's not logging hours on Zoom, you can find Angie, her husband, Jim, and their four-legged kid, Foster, whitewater paddle boarding, fly fishing, backpacking, snowboarding, cross-country skiing, or enjoying whatever the mountains have to offer.  Angie is also a Certified Professional Resume Writer (CPRW) accredited through the Professional Association of Resume Writers and Career Coaches (PARWCC). Show notes, resources & links available at amawestmichigan.org/ep31

Arriving to my new camp hosting gig in the Colorado Mountains, I come to realize life is life, no matter where you go.   Comment, like and Share and be sure to WATCH the podcast with a painting demonstration on my MiloTAlks Podcast Youtube channel.

Today's guest is Rachel Osborne. Rachel is currently a grad student who also attended Purdue for her undergrad, studying Industrial Engineering. Throughout her time at Purdue, Rachel has had multiple internships both in and out of state. These opportunities have led to amazing learning experiences, not only through the internships themselves but also through learning how live in a new state. I don't know about you, but out of state opportunities have always sounded exciting, that is until you have to start planning the details. Like how do you find housing? Or, how do you find friends during the short time you have your internship? Through my conversation with Rachel, these questions and much more will be covered. She will share her personal experiences with spending internships in the Colorado Mountains and in the busy city of Atlanta. She will also share advice for any students planning or considering crossing state lines for job opportunities. So, without further ado, here is my conversation with Rachel.

Listen in as we chop it up with Nashville country songwriter/artist Kenton Bryant on everything from signing publishing deals to chasing and hunting big elk in the mountains and more. Signed to 50 Egg Music, Bryant has written songs for some artists that you may know (Randy Rogers Band, Craig Campbell, etc.) and has some big songs of his own, too. Growing up in Kentucky, Kenton spent his days in the woods & water, hunting deer & turkey, and catching small mouth bass on the river. What we're saying is, Kenton Bryant is most definitely a Gullie. He lives in Nashville now, but Kenton still spends his Days Off doing what he loves most: hunting—whether it be back home in Kentucky searching for whitetail deer or up in the Colorado Mountains stalking big elk in the snow. We should note here that Kenton Bryant has never caught a spotted bass over 3lbs…so that means we have to get him out to AL and show him what a good Spot bite looks like, right?

Dave and Steven Sashen discuss why and how Steven Founded Xero Shoes. They also talks about running sprints in the Colorado Mountains, Barefoot. 

LISTEN: APPLE  | SPOTIFY | STITCHER | YOUTUBE If You Enjoy This Show Please Subscribe and Give Us a 5-Star Rating ★★★★★ and Review on Apple Podcasts | Donate On Patreon :  https://bit.ly/3d0piI0 PayPal:  https://bit.ly/2AV4pAt Max is an awesome dude. He's one of my best friends. We met 2 years ago on a 4th of July Hikerodose trip in the Colorado Mountains. Max has led Mens groups in Denver, is an avid climber doing mainly bouldering, and has worked in education for the past few years. We always have awesome chats and great hangs. In this talk, we get into what it means to be a man in todays world, what we're lacking, what we need and how we're healing and transforming into the men we want to be.  Max's coaching consists of mindfulness and grounded tactics to help men bolster self awareness and propel themselves forward in life. Through outdoor experiences, meditation techniques, theta healing, and more he helps men connect to their emotional selves and feel safe in that experience. Trusting that within that emotional space lies a great power. Power that we can use to deepen our personal relationships and our relationship to ourselves. When you begin to honor yourself, you become the witness to all you are capable of. For more great resources and where to get in touch with Max, find him on wholeheartedmasculine.com under the facilitator collective. invitation to register for a stories of men event. Mikeadelic is Sponsored by SHEATH UNDERWEAR Get 20% off Sitewide - the most comfortable, unique pair of underwear you'll ever wear, mens, womens, plus super comfy T-shirts and more all at  www.sheathunderwear.com - Enter the promo code Mikeadelic at checkout to get a sweet discount on some awesome gear. MUSHROOM REVIVAL - Get 15% off all mushroom products - Enter the Code Mikeadelic at checkout - https://bit.ly/3ovS6yF and Check out the SF Psychedelic Society  Microdosing event (  with James Fadiman) - https://bit.ly/37CfItU   Connect with Max:  Website: https://bit.ly/394Efsr IG: https://bit.ly/3baWfUL Email: maxmarschhausen@gmail.com   Connect With Mike: Website: https://bit.ly/2GqH7kX Patreon: https://bit.ly/3d0piI0 Email: https://bit.ly/2Dsv2v4 Facebook: https://bit.ly/2XCchg7 Instagram: https://bit.ly/2Pqc50B Twitter: https://bit.ly/2IwIhik   Listen Everywhere: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2Vf2RKf Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2W8w72c Stitcher: https://bit.ly/2DrRnc6 YouTube: https://bit.ly/2IzMz8I Amazon Music: https://amzn.to/3mYzExX Also Available on Podbean, Speaker, Breaker, Tunein, Castro, I heart radio, Overcast, Soundcloud and everywhere podcasts are found  Subscribe to the Inner Sanctum Newsletter  https://bit.ly/2GqH7kX   Thanks To: Student Loan Tutor: https://bit.ly/2X2meF4 * Say you found them through mikeadelic for extra special magical love and care.  If You Enjoy This Show Please Subscribe and Give Us a 5-Star Rating ★★★★★ and Review on Apple Podcasts | Donate On Patreon or PayPal  * Become a patron and get access to bonus episodes and the private inner sanctum discord channel.   Thank You Intro Music Provided by Danny Barnett & Galaxia:  https://bit.ly/2XB3sDr  

Nancy Peterson and her husband, Rex, bought Plum Thicket Farms in the Nebraska Sandhills in 1998 after moving from the Colorado Mountains where Nancy had a cow/calf veterinary practice. Over the years they have built the herd to 300 cows, and have taken many steps to develop water efficiencies and make its pastures drought-resilient. Their son, Patrick, heads the farming operation and is passionate about improving soil health and conserving resources using cover crops and no-till farming practices.During our conversation, Nancy and I talk about drought planning, minimizing erosion and increasing water retention through cover crops and no-till farming, and the challenges switching from a wheat-fallow system to a no-till system. We talk about the cheap cost of food in the US vs Europe, cattle prices not rising with inputs, and how that’s impacting our rural communities financially, socially and ecologically.I hope you enjoy this episode about Nancy Peterson and her family’s passion for raising excellent beef cattle while improving soil health and increasing biodiversity.--- FULL EPISODE NOTES WITH LINKS @ https://truestewards.com/nancy-peterson ------ TOPICS DISCUSSED ---1:36 – An introduction to Plum Thicket Farms in Nebraska’s Sandhills7:58 – Some of the conservation projects at Plum Thickets including increasing pollinator habitat9:51 – Side Roll vs Center Pivot Irrigation – names and features of the systems you’ve driven by over the years11:50 – Increasing efficiency of water use with soil moisture sensors13:26 – One of the ways the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) encourages best conservation practices16:26 – Considerations when transitioning to no-till18:08 – Biggest challenge in agriculture – Narrow profit margins in this business20:21 – Nancy advises her younger self to build her business acumen22:03 – Drought resiliency planning26:12 – Recovering from drought, COVID Response, and narrow margins29:19 – Educational resources Nancy relies30:33 – Accepting and learning from failure31:29 – Talking about the mental health of farmers32:28 – Problems facing Rural America35:04 – Beef as a valuable part of a balanced diet and the role livestock plays36:40 – Profit in the food chain but not with the producers

In this episode we are in Colorado! We are also joined by Jordan's wife, Amy, and we talk about our week spent together exploring the Colorado Mountains! Of course we cover some real world news including the Presidential Debate. But we also give our thoughts on the Manitou Incline, trails, and some of the best food we have ever had! Social Media: Twitter - https://twitter.com/jjconnectionpo1 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jandjconnectionpodcast/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/jjconnectionpodcast Email - jandjconnection95@gmail.com

This week we're taking about the insane life of Alferd Packer, an inexperienced guide who led his party into the Colorado Mountains.

Scott Reed and a friend trekked more than five miles into the mountains west of Denver to attempt a long, moderate ice climb during the short days of late December. At an elevation around 12,000 feet, they climbed several pitches and then, in high wind, decided to bail back down the route. Toward the bottom, Scott, age 23 at the time, pondered whether or not to rappel from just one small piece of protection and save a little money. As it turned out, his decision would be much more costly than he imagined. In Episode 56 of the Sharp End, Scott speaks with Ashley about his long fall, the incredible self-rescue back to their car, and the lessons he learned (including the value of satellite communication devices on remote climbs). The Sharp End is presented by Mammut, with additional support from Desert Mountain Medicine, Suunto, and Minus33. This podcast is produced by the American Alpine Club.

Today, I would like to share a part of the story of my first chapter with you so that you can enter into our wonder-filled story of an unforgettable evening as we cuddled together in the Colorado Mountains. (And you can listen to me tell it on the podcast today.)

“A business that makes nothing but money is a poor business.” -Henry Ford On the front page of FOURPOINTS Bar’s website is the is the statement (stance) from the Colorado Outdoor Business Alliance (complete statement below). Please take the time to read it in full as it highlights who FOURPOINTS Bar are as people, as a company, and the conversation we have on this week’s T&T episode. You know how passionate I am about disrupting the dollar- where it’s being spent, why, and how, particularly in major corporate settings. We cover big food (major food orgs, KRAFT etc) and their power in the consumer’s market AND in the legislation of our country. The FOURPOINTS team is not only working hard to bring a superior bar with several competitive edges to the already overcrowded CPG “bar” market (prune based fyi and it’s awesome), they are also taking things to Washington DC to play with the big dogs and work for positive social (and consumption) change from all sides. They work with several charitable organizations giving back a percentage of annual sales each year (as a start up!) and align with other fitting industry strategic partners that share in the same core values and passion for Graceful Disruption™:). I’ll leave it there- this is a good one with so many great examples on why it’s so important for businesses to take a stance on social values. That has not been status quo until now. Consumers: fire up your engines and start purchasing accordingly. AND the have an Indie GOGO currently launched- support the cause today:  https://igg.me/at/fourpoints-bar/x/23180680#/   FOURPOINTS Bar was created out of our passion for the outdoors, recreation, and clean eating, and was inspired by our family’s fight with diabetes. In 2007, after experiencing an untimely energy crash descending a 14,000 ft. peak in the Colorado Mountains during a lightning storm, we realized it was time for something different.Utilizing our sports nutrition, culinary, and wilderness athlete backgrounds, we began to experiment with different foods & recipes in an effort to craft an on-the-go and nutritionally complete bar that would better support our active lifestyles and a healthier blood sugar. The result - a slow-burn energy bar uniquely powered by prunes, with a low-glycemic load for sustained energy, without the sugar spikes and crashes. A bar isn't just a bar to us. We aren't limited by a desire to just getting outside. We also share a deep love of those wild & beautiful places and a calling to protect & preserve where we play. We are a 1% For the Planet business member and partner with other conservation non-profits to protect public lands. The FOURPOINTS:  Real Food, Macronutrient Rich, Slow-Burn Energy, Ridiculously good Follow our adventures @fourpointsbar and use #whereveryouplay -Kevin & Patrick Webber   Colorado Outdoor Business Alliance: The events of the past few weeks have brought our country’s systemic racism -- particularly against Black Americans -- back into the headlines. Tragically, these recent stories of violence barely scratch the surface of the injustices and discrimination that black people and people of color face every day in this country.    Environmental justice is an integral part of Conservation Colorado’s mission, and racial justice is an inseparable aspect of that work. Outdoor recreation holds a problematic history in that for many, especially people of color, the outdoors and wild places have remained inaccessible. As the Colorado Outdoor Business Alliance fights for a world with protected lands, clean air and water, we know those efforts won’t be fully realized unless every person has equitable access to the outdoors, to democratic processes, and we put an end to systematic oppression against black people and people of color.  Now almost 300 businesses strong, the Colorado Outdoor Business Alliance has impacted dozens of pro-conservation policy efforts over the years. We realize that with our collective influence comes great responsibility. It is our job to ensure that all voices are represented among our membership and within our leadership, that the Colorado Outdoor Business Alliance is an accessible program to all businesses, especially those who represent communities of color, and that we are only supporting policies that benefit all Coloradans, not just some.  We recognize and stand in solidarity with the leadership of the frontline organizations and individuals working to end racism and violence against people of color. We want a world in which access to the outdoors is a great equalizer; a place where all people can come together, be at home, and feel safe. As the Colorado Outdoor Business Alliance Steering Committee, we commit to advocating for the protections of lands, water, climate for ALL Coloradans.    Sincerely,  The Colorado Outdoor Business Alliance Steering Committee  Patrick Webber - Fourpoints Bar Chase LaCroix - Durango Outdoor Exchange Emily Ledergerber - Alpacka Rafts Forrest Merithew - Merithew Law John Nicholas - Bonfire Collective Kathryn Bedell - Roan Creek Ranch and Agriculture Commission Kate Palmer - JP Morgan Peter Downing - Suffer Better Philip Huffeldt - Wool Hat Creative Stu Swineford - Relish Studio Ashleigh Diaz - 4Corners Riversports     Connect with T&T: IG: @TurmericTequila Facebook: @TurmericAndTequila Website: www.TurmericAndTequila.com   Host: Kristen Olson IG: @Madonnashero Tik Tok: @Madonnashero Email: Info@KOAlliance.com Website: www.KOAlliance.com

This week we self-isolate at a lovely quaint hotel in the Colorado Mountains. What could go wrong in Stanley Kubrick's The Shining?   Join us as we discuss questionable ghost capabilities, not-twins, the amazing set-designs of this film, Jack Torrance already coming in hot, and as always so much more.   Follow us around the interwebs! www.podsandmonsters.com Twitter: @podsandmonsters Instagram: @podsandmonsterspodcast Facebook: @podsandmonsters   If you've enjoyed our podcast, please rate and review on iTunes or wherever you subscribe and share our podcast!

Is it time for an alcohol experiment?  Click here for glowed-up show notes: https://badbitcheslosingweight.podbean.com/ Annie Grace is no stranger to success whether it is in business or personal matters. At 26, Annie was the youngest Vice President in a multinational company and her drinking career began in earnest. At 35, in a global C-level marketing role she was responsible for 28 countries and drinking almost two bottles of wine a night. Annie didn’t want to live life in a daily battle for sobriety. To live a life avoiding temptation. She didn’t want her entire existence to revolve around alcohol. She wanted to take the power away from alcohol rather than make it a reward she was depriving herself of. She wanted freedom from alcohol. She wanted change. To find another way. And she did. Annie Grace authored; “This Naked Mind: Control Alcohol, Find Freedom, Discover Happiness And Change Your Life.” Her book reprograms your unconscious allowing you to break free from alcohol. Countless hours of research went into the writing of the book – it breaks down how alcohol changes us both physically and mentally. Annie no longer drinks and has never been happier. She left her executive role to write the book and share her method with the world. Since publishing her book she has been featured in publications such as Forbes, New York Daily News, Chicago Tribune and Mind Body Green. Annie Grace wants to share her message and the ability to find freedom from alcohol with as many readers as possible. Beyond the book, her goal is to reshape society’s views and our alcoholcentric culture so that the non-drinker is no longer an exception to the rule. In her free time Annie Grace loves to ski, travel (26 countries and counting) and enjoy her beautiful family. Annie lives with her husband and two sons in the Colorado Mountains.   Free 30 Day Alcohol Experiment: https://learn.thisnakedmind.com/the-alcohol-experiment-registration Learn more about Annie: https://thisnakedmind.com/ Annie's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thisnakedmind/ This Naked Mind Boo: https://thisnakedmind.com/purchase-naked-mind-control-alcohol-book/ [Grab your free guide] The Power of Being a REAL Bitch: When Making Other People Happy Isn't Making You Happy Anymore: https://www.melissaronda.com/power

Way up in the mountains, you’d expect to be served a hot chocolate or a hot toddy, but a rum sour? You would think that’s more of a beach cocktail. Thanks to our guest today, you would be wrong. It’s home right here in Crested Butte, Colorado. I’m Susan Schwartz, your drinking companion, and this is Lush Life Podcast, every week we are inspired to live life one cocktail at a time by the best in the industry.  I’m not sure why anyone would doubt  that Karen Hoskin could create a rum distillery in the Colorado Mountains. This is a women who was an elite firefighter, there is probably nothing she couldn’t do.   She was in London for the UK RumFest when I had a chance to discover what led her to open Montanya Distillers high above sea level.   Our cocktail of the week is Montanya’s Rum Sour: INGREDIENTS 1 oz. fresh lemon, juiced .75 oz. simple syrup* .5 oz. pasteurized egg white 2.5 oz. Montanya Distillers Exclusiva Rum Garnish: Amarena cherry   METHOD Add all the ingredients to a shaker Add ice and shake Pour over a king ice cube into a Rocks Glass Garnish with an Amarena cherry. *Simple Syrup: 2 cups sugar 2 cups water Bring to a boil, stirring occasionally. Let cool. Refrigerate for up to two weeks.   You can find this recipe, more rum recipes and all the cocktails of the week at  ALushLifeManual.com, where you’ll also find all the ingredients in our shop.    Full Episode Details: http://bit.ly/2BGtf4g ----- Join the conversation on your IOS or Android at flick.group/lushlife where we can talk cocktails until the sun rises! Become a supporter of A Lush Life Manual for as little as $5 - all you have to do is go to buymeacoffee.com/lushlife Lush Life Merchandise is here - we’re talking t-shirts, mugs, iPhone covers, duvet covers, iPad covers and more covers for everything!  and more!    Produced by Simpler Media Follow us on Twitter and Instagram Get great cocktail ideas on Pinterest New episodes every Tuesday, usually!!

In 1998, Andy Peterson was attacked by a mountain lion in the Colorado Mountains. Not only was he saved from the lion that day, his life was drastically changed that fateful day.

Americans work hard, which is great. But the data shows that many of us think that means we should leave vacation time unused which is a loss for you and your family. It is also means lost productivity and less job satisfaction, which is bad news for employers. Today on Destination on the left, Katie Denis and Nicole talk about what gets left on the table and what to do about it. People are losing out on travel and enriching their lives – and the travel industry is losing real dollars. Katie is responsible for the strategic direction and day-to-day management of Project: Time Off. She is also responsible for taking all of her vacation time and encouraging her team to do the same. It is her favorite duty. She spends her time off with her toes in the sand of Grayton Beach, Florida, hiking the Colorado Mountains, or returning home to Cincinnati, Ohio. Katie lives in Alexandria, Virginia with her husband and their two daughters. A full transcript of this episode is available here: http://destinationontheleft.com/katie-denis/

The Old Fort at Hesperus' team sees farming education as a continuum where different people are best served by discreet programs, depending on their interests and stage of development. Their sustainable agriculture program includes an educational garden internship, a farmer-in-training program, and market garden incubator.

[cherry_row] [cherry_col size_md="12"] Take a run with Ultra Stories as we discuss the true story of how the Leadville Trail 100-Mile Endurance Run was founded. In Part 2 of our interview with Dale "Sasquatch" Perry, we discuss Jim Butera.. the founder and original Race Director of the LT100. Jim was a well known Colorado race director in the early 1980s. He created the now defunct Colorado Ultra Club and the Moosejaw Ultra; and was the man who's dream and vision for a 100-mile race in Colorado's mountains got Leadville off the ground. Post interview, "Sherpa" John Lacroix and Hollis Lyman of HPRS bring it all together with hopes that the honest history of our sport can be preserved for generations to come. Show Links:Excerpt from October 1983 Ultrarunning Magazine - Leadville 100's first race report written by Race Director Jim Butera. Excerpt from October 1984 Ultrarunning Magazine - Mentions Jim Butera as founder and race director working in cooperation with Chlouber. Dave Combs April 1996 Cal 50 Race Report where he says, "The guy behind me came up and passed, and I just tagged along behind him toward the start/finish area. He was an interesting guy--Jim Butera, the founder of the Leadville 100." 5280 Magazine Article from June/July 2005 written by Chris McDougall talking about Ken Chlouber in detail while only briefly mentioning Jim Butera, yet discusses Jim and Ken's chance meeting in a Denver shoe store. Listed the year Ken moved to Leadville and started working in the mines as 1976. Sue Norwood's 2006 Leadville 100 Race Report which states "Jim Butera came up with an idea to put the town back on the map" and "Jim's idea of a trail ultra marathon that would start in Leadville, go out to the ghost town of Winfield, and return to Leadville started in 1983 with 45 runners and has mushroomed 24 years later into a popular, internationally-known race with over 500 participants. Jim was the first LT100 race director and still runs in the race; he is entered this year." --2010 Lifetime Fitness purchases Leadville Race Series-- --October 2012; Jim Butera Passes away and the story begins to change-- Leadville Herald Democrat from August 2013 reposting of an excerpt from the 1983 Herald Democrat which lists Ken Chlouber as a race sponsor, but Jim Butera as the "coordinator." Leadville Herald Democrat from August 8, 2013 where Jim Feistner (a 1984 Finisher of the event) wrote a letter to the editor to correct a report that the LT100 was started by Merilee Maupin; and he states, "The Leadville Trail 100 race came to be in 1983 and was the dream of founder and race director Jim Butera." --2013 Lifetime Fitness allows the Leadville Trail 100 to grow beyond it's means, starts almost 200 more runners then permits will allow, and chaos ensues-- Leadville Herald Democrat from October 2013 mentioning Jim Butera as coming "up with the idea of an ultra race in the Colorado Mountains, which became the Leadville Trail 100." --In the aftermath of 2013, Lifetime Fitness decides to go back to the races roots, celebrating Ken Chlouber as the sole founder, and use this marketing ploy as a way to save face and regain lost participants-- Trailrunner Magazine Article from February 24, 2014 written by Yitka Winn where she states Ken Chlouber "co-founded the LT100 with Colorado Ultra Club’s then-president Jim Butera." Yitka has since been blackballed in Leadville due to Ken's anger over her writing this. Trailrunner Magazine from a September 12, 2014 article written by Garett Graubins "True Grit: The Man Who Founded Leadville." Article lists 1974 as the year Chlouber moved to Leadville, contradicting the 2005 article written by McDougall that states 1976. Article also points out where Chlouber calls the Governor of Colorado "a dickhead" and his disparaging nickname for Dean Karnazes, "O-fer." No mention anywhere of Jim Butera and is the first time Jim has been completely erased from the history. May 24, 2016 Daily News from UltraRunnerPodcast which points towards the October 1984 Edition of Ultrarunning Magazine. In the comments from URPs daily news someone writes, "Interesting to read the copy of the Ultrarunning Magazine from 1984. I see in the Trail section of the Ultrarunning Calendar on page 58 it shows Jim Butera of the Colorado Ultra Club as the contact/director of the Leadville Trail 100." 2017 Hinsdale County Site Development Report mentioning LT100 being started by both Jim Butera and Ken Chlouber. 2017 Leadville Trail 100 Runner's Manual by Lifetime Fitness... In his open letter to runners, Ken Chlouber lists himself and Marilee as the founders of the event in 1982 (prior to the mine closing and instead of 1983) and makes no mention of Jim Butera. January 4, 2018 article for REI Co-op Journal completely void of any mention of Jim Butera, and states "That's when Chlouber had an idea, one potentially grand enough to put Leadville on the map: "What about a 100-mile race?" Further removing Jim as the founder and visionary for the 100 mile run. Also note that it says, "The first race in 1983 had 49 entrants, 10 of whom managed to cross the finish line. Among them was Chlouber himself, who traded his shovel and dynamite for sneakers and trail shoes." The race had 44 starters (not 49) and Ken Chlouber does not appear in the official results (see 1983 Ultrarunning Magazine excerpt above).  Leadville Race Series Lifetime Fitness Events (owners and directors of the LT100) The Ultra List Download This Episode [/cherry_col] [/cherry_row]

E.P.I.C.  Empowering People - Inspiring Community SOULutions for daily living. Are you tunning in to daily messages from Spirit ? Every day we receive messages to empower and show us the path. The question is are we able to recognize them? Finding what's unique to you in this lifetime is a must. Your unique expression in this Planet matters, because there is only one of you.  As one of my all times favorite quotes says .... " Be Yourself, Everyone Else Is Already Taken" - Oscar Wilde  Lisa Byrne and Laurie Gambacorta are the founders of the awesome inspiring E.P.I.C. magazine in Durango, Colorado, where I got together with them to explore topics such as health, Spirituality, sustainibility, meditation, reiki and much more. Ultimately we share the mission of raising the vibration of our Planet promoting peace.  Show notes to tune into ..... E.P.I.C. Tribe   E.P.I.C. Magazine  Subscribe To E.P.I.C Magazine HERE and receive it at your home Eckat Tolle Books to check out recommended by Lisa: The Power Of Now    One River Many Wells  Also Lisa's favorite quote : "One River Many Wells " Visit Durango , Colorado Visit Ouray , Colorado And check out The Historic Wiesbaden Hot Springs & Lodging   "Located in the small mountain town of Ouray, Colorado and is surrounded by the majestic San Juan Mountains. Because of its environment and the therapeutic qualities of its continually flowing natural hot springs The Wiesbaden, is recognized as "unequaled for relaxation and rejuvenation."       Peace and Love Planet Earth    

On Win's Women of Wisdom today, Best-Selling Author, Win Kelly Charles welcomes Kathy Jones. Kathy resides in Asheville, NC and began her adult career as a scientist but quickly evolved into an entrepreneur. After receiving a bio-science degree and working in the field of microbiology, Kathy transitioned in the late 1980’s into the world of health and opened the first organic restaurant in the state of Iowa. Because of their love of skiing and adventurous spirit, she and her husband moved to the Colorado Mountains and purchased a small natural foods store. Her scientific background led her to research the best health products in the market and her love of food and cooking helped her to create a renowned organic catering company. The store soon became very successful, expandedand quadrupled in space. Entrepreneurship so resonated with Kathy that she sold the store and her pursuits led to being instrumental in the launching of two nutritional companies. She has written many articles on health and has been featured on radio shows. Kathy’s passion is to continually empower women to reach their potential. She has created a group called Women, Wealth and Wisdom. It is an evolving group of like- minded women who realize that wealth has many facets; from a wealth of health to a wealth of learning. Kathy’s philosophy is that by improving oneself through continually learning and evolving we can truly change the world, one person at a time - starting with ourselves. Kathy is an avid gardener, healthy chef, public speaker and trainer. She and her husband enjoy hiking with their two small dogs, Maggie and Snowdog. Thanks to her adventurous spirit, entrepreneurship, and home-based online business, she and her husband were ableto move to the mountains of Panama for 15 months, one of the happiest countries in the world! Being lovers of clean mountain environments, they have now moved to the mountains of Asheville, NC. To lean more about Kathy visit It is an evolving group of like- minded women who realize that wealth has many facets; from a wealth of health to a wealth of learning. Kathy’s philosophy is that by improving oneself through continually learning and evolving we can truly change the world, one person at a time - starting with ourselves. learn more http://www.learnearnown.com/helpinghand or email her at womenwealthwisdom@gmail.com To learn more about your host visit https://wincharles.wix.com/win-charles. To learn more about the show visit http://winswomenofwisdom.weebly.com/. To be on the show please fill out the intake at http://bit.ly/1MLJSLG. Be sure to FOLLOW this program https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/wins-women-of-wisdom/id1060801905

A day celebrating the beauty of God's handiwork turns into a father's worst nightmare as the sun sets on his only son, Jaryd Atadero, lost in the Colorado Mountains. A highly publicized search breaks into a national story as reports surfaced concerning Jaryd's whereabouts. Did Jaryd fall prey to a territorial mountain lion? Was he a victim of the elements? Did someone take Jaryd off the mountain? Is Jaryd alive, or did he become the victim of a notorious serial killer? The second edition includes new theories and thoughts provided by experts in the field of criminal investigation. Missing: When the Son Sets---The Jaryd Atadero Story is the personal account of a father's painful search to discover the truth. MISSING: WHEN THE SON SETS-Allyn Atadero

In this podcast we talk high country bow hunting with South Cox. He is the owner of stalker stickbows. South shares his tips/tricks on how he gets in close on high country mule deer with a stickbow. During this podcast South and his good friend Wes are joining us from 12,200 ft in the Colorado Mountains.

If you're a fan of yoga, wellness or travel, a yoga getaway is just what you need.Are you a fan of wellness, yoga and travel? If you've always wanted to truly get away from everything and focus on your peace of mind and your health, a yoga trip is just for you.And, if you've never been on a yoga retreat but have always wanted to go, there's no excuses now as to why you can't.Specific destination yoga retreats have gained popularity throughout the last few years. Destinations have popped up all around the world in places like India, Thailand, Mexico, the Caribbean, Italy, Colorado Mountains, Costa Rica... the list continues.The important thing is to have a good plan.First is your location. How much are you really looking to get away and spend? Then, it's important to decide what type of retreat you want to take. Will it be an all-active vacation, taking five hours of yoga along with learning how to surf? Or, will it just be strictly yoga?Should you go alone, or bring a bunch of your wellness buddies? Yoga retreats are great to experience by yourself, especially if you're trying to focus on yourself and your practice. However, it wouldn't be bad to bring just one other person if you're not used to traveling alone. Leading Yoga and Pilates expert, Kristin McGee, explains how to plan your yoga retreat and shares the best places to deepen your practice and to find that inner peace.

If you're a fan of yoga, wellness or travel, a yoga getaway is just what you need.Are you a fan of wellness, yoga and travel? If you've always wanted to truly get away from everything and focus on your peace of mind and your health, a yoga trip is just for you.And, if you've never been on a yoga retreat but have always wanted to go, there's no excuses now as to why you can't.Specific destination yoga retreats have gained popularity throughout the last few years. Destinations have popped up all around the world in places like India, Thailand, Mexico, the Caribbean, Italy, Colorado Mountains, Costa Rica... the list continues.The important thing is to have a good plan.First is your location. How much are you really looking to get away and spend? Then, it's important to decide what type of retreat you want to take. Will it be an all-active vacation, taking five hours of yoga along with learning how to surf? Or, will it just be strictly yoga?Should you go alone, or bring a bunch of your wellness buddies? Yoga retreats are great to experience by yourself, especially if you're trying to focus on yourself and your practice. However, it wouldn't be bad to bring just one other person if you're not used to traveling alone. Leading Yoga and Pilates expert, Kristin McGee, explains how to plan your yoga retreat and shares the best places to deepen your practice and to find that inner peace.

Susun Weed answers 90 minutes of herbal health questions followed by a 30 minute interview with Chakra Earthsong Levy. Chakra is Holistic health consultant, teacher, and entrepreneur Chakra Earthsong Levy has a deep love of organic, whole foods and live cultured drinks, which led to the creation of KeVita. After years of perfecting home fermentation, KeVita Sparkling Probiotic Drinks are by far her best ferment! Living high in the Colorado Mountains for many years, she and her family harvested summer?s bounty for winter?s nutrition by culturing locally grown vegetables to preserve the probiotic rich benefits. As the formulator of KeVita she sets the highest quality organic standards, selecting ingredients for KeVita with great care. this episode Q&A- includes: • pin worms- we are not meant to live alone but hysterical hygiene through two life cycles to help.. • infant eczema? lacofermented foods and nourishing herbal infusions espeically nettles to reverse allergic reactions.. • cook kale for at least an hour.. • three traditions of healing.. • electrolytes and drinking infusions instead of water.. • chickweed is a wonderful herb for the eyes.. palming is very restful for the eyes.. • tooth care- electric toothbrush and astringent herbs such as yarrow tincture, myrth tincture, bloodroot tincture.. • nourishing herbs, tonifying herbs, stimulating and sedating herbs.. • fenugreek tea for lactation and infusions of red clover, nettles, oatstraw, red raspberry leaf.. • and much more....

AFTERBUZZ TV – South Park edition, is a weekly “after show” for fans of Comedy Central’s South Park and is the only true explicit podcast AfterBuzz TV has to offer. In this episode, host John Barrett breaks down the episode where the boys are excited to spend a day ziplining in the Colorado Mountains. But [...] --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Bipartisanship (and friendship) happen! An evening with Congressman Bob Beauprez and Senator Mark Udall Event Date: Dec 10, 2019 Event Time: 6:30 PM Location: Glenn Miller Ballroom, UMC We hope you were able to join us for a public conversation between former Republican Congressman Bob Beauprez and former Democratic Congressman and Senator Mark Udall. The evening began with a discussion of their sturdy and long-lasting friendship, and then moved to a wide-ranging conversation about issues on which they agree, disagree, and half-agree! The Center of the American West's Faculty Director and Chair of the Board, Patty Limerick, and the Moses Lasky Professor of Law Emeritus at the University of Colorado, Charles Wilkinson moderated the conversation. Bob Beauprez served as Chairman of the Colorado Republican Party from 1999-2002. In 2002, Bob was elected as the first representative from Colorado's seventh congressional district and re-elected in 2004. He was the Republican nominee for Governor in 2006 and 2014. In addition to his writing, political, and other activities, Bob says his greatest enjoyment comes from Eagle's Wing Ranch, the buffalo breeding ranch in the northern Colorado Mountains that he operates with Claudia, his wife of 49 years, and Jim and Julie Beauprez, their second eldest son and daughter-in-law. Colorado resident and native westerner Mark Udall represented the people of Colorado in the U.S. Senate from 2009 to 2015 and the 2nd Congressional District from 1999 to 2009. Prior to serving in Congress, Mark served as course director and later as executive director at Colorado Outward Bound School. Mark is an avid mountaineer and has climbed or attempted some of the world’s most challenging peaks, including Mt. Everest, Kanchenjunga, Denali, and Aconcagua. This was the first event in the upcoming 3 year "Bipartisanship (and friendship) happen!" speaker series. Look for updates on who will be coming next! This event was free and open to the public.