Podcasts about come october

The writer of “Hamilton” Lin-Manuel Miranda is back at it again. Come October 2021, the Broadway play is set to hit theaters across the country. But will it be worth the watch?

In the first installment of Tom's Take Thursday, Tom breaks down the Cardinals crucial series against the Brewers and who is really a threat in the NL Central. The XFL and MLS are making progress but in the meantime September will be the month that weeds out the men from the boys. Come October 2nd, if the Blues are the only St. Louis team playing all hell will break loose. A red October is the only option. Enjoy!

Best thing about the fall? New albums and fall tours! Come October, multi-instrumentalist Keller Williams will issue his first all instrumental album, and Blues Traveler will put out a new studio album via BMG Records. Plus, jamtronica pioneers STS9 kick off their U.S. fall tour later this month in South Burlington, Vermont, and Colorado funk band the Motet gets things going in Chico, California. If you’re in the U.S., regardless if you’re on either coasts or in the middle, chances are really good you’ve got some solid jam bands coming your way! 00:00 - Mic Break 01:11 - World Go Round - STS9 07:44 - Spectre (Bibio Remix) - Tycho 12:02 - C’mon - Big Gigantic ft GRiZ 16:41 - Mic Break 17:21 - All The Way - Blues Traveler ft Thomas Ian Nicholas 20:53 - Colliding - String Cheese Incident 28:03 - Dear Revolution - The Vegabonds 32:28 - Mic Break 33:02 - Cava - Keller Williams 38:26 - Same Old Story - moe. 42:47 - Pain From Love Reprise - Rubblebucket 44:46 - Mic Break 45:43 - The Fountain - The Motet 53:04 - Mud - Pimps of Joytime ft Ivan Neville 57:21 - Sea and the Rose - Dangermuffin 60:48 - Finish

With two-decades as a beat cop under his belt, Jon Osborn fly fishes and bird hunts as often as possible. Author of Classic Michigan Flies – 16 Legendary Patterns (Stackpole, 2013), Jon regularly contributes to magazines such as Sporting Classics, Michigan BLUE, Pointing Dog Journal and Upland Almanac, among others. These days, he’s writing new book entitled, Flyfisher’s Guide to Michigan (Wilderness Adventures Press, 2019). A career in police work begs for balance and few pastimes fit the bill better than time spent in wild places. Fly fishing has drawn Jon to the Florida Keys flats, Wisconsin’s Driftless Region and the mountains of Colorado and Montana. That said, he’s a Michiganian to the core and loves nothing better than exploring secluded lakes and streams in his home state. Admittedly a bit eclectic, Jon prefers waxed-cotton and wool over nylon, bamboo over graphite and smokes a charred, corncob pipe. Come October, he wanders the autumn woods with a weatherworn side-by-side, insisting a quality experience is the essence of any adventure. Jon values faith, family and friends even more than hunting or fishing and shares his life with an amazing wife, two exceptional children and a hunt-crazed English setter. A close-knit circle of artists, educators, rod makers, guides and writers rank among his closest pals.

Nels and Jesse are joined by Run Last Click to discuss the Revised Core and wrap up rotation conversation. Come October 1st, the world will be changed ... again.

The Best is Yet to Come – Jen and Lauren announce that It’s Complicated will no longer be on LA Talk Radio, as it’s MOVING to Afterbuzz TV!  Although sad to leave, now It’s Complicated will not only be a podcast, but have video too!  The girls side bar and celebrate that the holidays are … Continue reading The Best is Yet to Come – October 11th, 2016 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/itscomplicatedpod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/itscomplicatedpod/support

The Best is Yet to Come – Jen and Lauren announce that It’s Complicated will no longer be on LA Talk Radio, as it’s MOVING to Afterbuzz TV!  Although sad to leave, now It’s Complicated will not only be a podcast, but have video too!  The girls side bar and celebrate that the holidays are … Continue reading The Best is Yet to Come – October 11th, 2016

Life is Good and the Best is Yet to Come - October 6, 2013 - Pastor Lonnie Johns Lead and Founding Pastor at Christ Central

Come October 25, 2013, the eyes of the Jewish world will be focused on Denver, as the Mile High City hosts the annual Jewish National Fund national conference.  JNF, which is also known by the initials KKL (for its Hebrew name - Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael), is one of the largest and most prominent Israeli environmental groups, tracing its origins back to the days of Theodor Herzl and the Zionist Congresses (during which time it was tasked with buying land in Israel). Today, JNF is mostly often associated with reforestation efforts in Israel (planting 250 million trees in the last 100 years).  But JNF is also deeply involved with other missions crucial to Israel and its people. Boaz Meir, the recently-appointed director of JNF's Mountain States region (encompassing Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho), joins us in the studio to discuss what JNF looks like today; the work of its Mountain States regional office; and what we can expect at the national conference this October. One of the most exciting endeavors that Boaz discusses with us is the work that the Mountain States office is doing to lend its support to JNF's campaign to populate the desert regions of Israel.     This week's show is the final episode of our first season. We began broadcasting Radio Chavura on Sunday, July 1, 2012.  Our program airs weekly on 990 KRKS AM.  For more information on JNF, contact Boaz and the Mountain States offices of JNF at  303-573-7095. Radio Chavura is co-hosted Maxwell Rotbart and his father, Dean – both homegrown members of the Denver Jewish community.  The program is broadcast each Sunday at 6:30 pm on 990 KRKS AM in Denver. Do you want to suggest a potential guest for the show or learn how to become a sponsor? Call Dean & Maxwell at 1-855-JEWISH-4 or email them at radiochavura@gmail.com. For more information, visit our website: www.Chavura.com. First Broadast:  June 30, 2013Photo: Boaz Meir, JNF