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The Victoria Day long weekend signals B.C.'s unofficial start to the summer. We ask viewers about their long weekend plans and if they plan to stay local. The Cloverdale Rodeo and Country Fair kicks off this weekend with 70,000 people expected to attend. Exhibition vice-president Rick Hugh previews the festivities. Then, Whistler mayor Jack Crompton joins the show to discuss what he expects from visitors this weekend and how the city is planning for the summer ahead.
Guest - Jamie Pukylo; Songs: Matthew Sipple - Hero, Dan Baney - Be the Light, Cherry Bomb of Erie - This Girl Can't Help It
Steve Seymour and Stacy Kline from Country Fair discuss the chain's new flagship store, — which is its biggest location and first city market concept — as well as Country Fair's 60th anniversary year, how the chain is investing in its company culture and its earned wage access program for employees. From the company history to foodservice and technology initiatives to goals for the future, this podcast deep-dives into the Country Fair convenience store chain.
No show on Monday…hence the recording taking place today, Sunday. Last time I took Lori's car in; I was there 6 hours. Just don't know how long this time will be, as last time they could NOT replicate the stuck/hesitant turning problem. Maybe, hopefully this time! The Music Authority Podcast...listen, like, comment, download, share, repeat… heard daily on Podchaser, Deezer, Amazon Music, Audible, Listen Notes, Mixcloud, Player FM, Tune In, Podcast Addict, Cast Box, Radio Public, Pocket Cast, APPLE iTunes, and direct for the source distribution site: *Podcast - https://themusicauthority.transistor.fm/ AND NOW there is a website! TheMusicAuthority.com The Music Authority Podcast! Special Recorded Network Shows, too! Different than my daily show! Seeing that I'm gone from FB now…Follow me on “X” Jim Prell@TMusicAuthority*Radio Candy Radio Monday Wednesday, & Friday 7PM ET, 4PM PT*Rockin' The KOR Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 7PM UK time, 2PM ET, 11AM PT www.koradio.rocks*Pop Radio UK Friday, Saturday, & Sunday 6PM UK, 1PM ET, 10AM PT! *The Sole Of Indie https://soleofindie.rocks/ Monday Through Friday 6-7PM EST!*AltPhillie.Rocks Sunday, Thursday, & Saturday At 11:00AM ET!January 26, 2025, Sunday…act two…@Joe Normal - A Heart That's True@Keeley - Scratches On Your Face [Beautiful Mysterious]@Kenny Michaels - Your House@Kyle Falconer - Grace@James Sullivan - It Won't Do You Harm [Light Years]@Marc Platt - Chasing Pepper@Naked Without It - All The Drugs@Martina Edoff - New Town@Mayté - Sweet Talker@The Right Here - Fumbled Keys And Dirty Words [Northern Town] (@Rum Bar Records)@Ness da Silva – Honesty@Randy Klawon - Crystal Blue@Silva Lining Band - Only Today@Soft Cotton County - Coward of the Country Fair [10 Years Of Travel]@Cromm Fallon - Taste [Presents The P200] (@Rum Bar Records)@Sophie Love - Poison In My Veins@Starting Early – Do As I Do@Taylor D – 26 Songs@The Bablers – Together Forever (@Big Stir Records)
Jackson is back from ChiTown. Big Buddy Mark. Cardinals didn't play on Sunday for the first time ever. Might have happened just last year. Can't believe what Matt Kuchar did. Sweet Sweet Ky's wedding snub. Noah Lyles. Fan Page Olympic takes. Matt from St. Francis Borgia calls in to defend the Washington Town & Country Fair. The audience doesn't like Matt. KG stands his ground on his fair stance. Grub n Groove was a pony. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Jackson is back from ChiTown. Big Buddy Mark. Cardinals didn't play on Sunday for the first time ever. Might have happened just last year. Can't believe what Matt Kuchar did. Sweet Sweet Ky's wedding snub. Noah Lyles. Fan Page Olympic takes. Matt from St. Francis Borgia calls in to defend the Washington Town & Country Fair. The audience doesn't like Matt. KG stands his ground on his fair stance. Grub n Groove was a pony. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mike Ferguson in the Morning 08-12-24 (8:05am) Former St. Louis County Police Chief Tim Fitch talks about the weekend protests in Ferguson, MO, which marked 10 years since the death of Michael Brown. He updates us on the serious injuries sustained by Office Travis Brown on Friday night. Story here: https://fox2now.com/news/missouri/police-officer-still-fighting-for-his-life-after-brain-injury-during-ferguson-protest/ Also story here: https://www.ksdk.com/article/news/local/ferguson-police-officer-still-hospitalized-protester-friday-night/63-2d643a25-780f-4f33-84b0-ce0769980cd2 Also story here: https://redstate.com/smoosieq/2024/08/11/watch-ferguson-police-chief-lets-loose-after-officer-assaulted-by-protestors-fighting-for-his-life-n2177985 MORNING NEW DUMP: Friday night's protests in Ferguson marked the 10-year anniversary of Michael Brown's death and the riots in the town turned ugly as Ferguson Police Officer Travis Brown was seriously injured. Kamala Harris tries to add No Taxes on Tips to her campaign while in Las Vegas! Hey, Trump already called that one a couple of months ago!?! Story here: https://redstate.com/bonchie/2024/08/11/kamala-harris-steals-trumps-idea-to-not-tax-tips-but-the-receipts-tell-a-different-story-n2177984 A date has been set for a debate between Trump and Harris. It looks like they've agreed to Tuesday, Sept. 10. Trilby Lundberg says gas prices have edged down just a bit over the past week Cardinals (and some other teams) had a very rare day off on Sunday. Their road trip continues tonight against the Reds in Cincinnati at 5:40pm. The Left wants everyone to ignore Tampon Tim and MSNBC tries to validate it with a "menstrual equity" activist (uhhhhh....weird), his Stolen Valor problem, he let Minneapolis burn for 3 days, and so much more. Here's the "activist" comment: https://www.msnbc.com/opinion/msnbc-opinion/tampon-tim-walz-social-media-trump-team-rcna165810 More fun for Walz as more evidence comes out regarding Stolen Valor. Story here: https://redstate.com/bobhoge/2024/08/11/former-battalion-commander-lights-up-tim-walz-over-stolen-valor-he-did-not-earn-the-rank-n2178002 What about Walz claiming he was in battle in Iraq? Well, he was on the tarmac at Bagram AFB in Afghanistan...close enough?!? Story here: https://redstate.com/jenvanlaar/2024/08/11/new-in-2021-911-speech-tim-walz-references-being-on-the-tarmac-at-bagram-n2178004 And a National Guard chaplain calls him out too! Story here: https://redstate.com/streiff/2024/08/11/tim-walzs-national-guard-unit-chaplain-puts-the-retirement-controversy-to-rest-with-just-one-word-n2177987 Weekend concert reviews...Mike went to Creed, 3 Doors Down, and Finger Eleven at Hollywood Casino Amphitheater. Stel went to Goo Goo Dolls at the Washington (MO) Town & Country Fair. We discuss (Goo Goo Dolls have been around since the mid-'80s in Buffalo, NY!) and we review...they were both great! NewsTalkSTL website: https://newstalkstl.com/ Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/NewsTalkSTL Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/NewstalkSTL Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NewsTalkSTL Livestream 24/7: http://bit.ly/newstalkstlstreamSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Good morning!It's going to be even warmer today!The Morning Breeze Brain Tease: 20% of people say they keep these around the house to impress guests... but don't ever use them. The answer: books.Alameda County Fair tickets!The Brighter Side.Carolyn misses the Cake Walk at the Country Fair.Cort says he's got some FOMO (fear of missing out) for a kid's TV show, Bluey. Carolyn says he should just watch it.John win Cyndi Lauper tickets!
Danielle Nelson, Director for the Janet Goeske Center, discusses the Janet Goeske Foundation's 40th anniversary Country Fair celebration.
Jastro and Zero go blow for blow about goofiness, relatives, white bread, Dave's bread, tortillas, rice, Devin Haney, Ryan Garcia, Aubrey, The Country Fair, having fun, punching pillows, Grilliam, Jack In The Box, Roblox, ghostwriters, and so much more. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/zero-grav/support
The popular fair will be bringing in thousands of people and hundreds of stalls all to fundraise for Te Koromiko Swannanoa School.
Recruiting and Retaining advice abounds in our interview with Steve Seymour, author of 100 Ideas to Improve the Workplace. Steve lays out practical - and some out of the box ideas - to not only create a winning team but keep them in your organization. Hint: Treat people the way you want to be treated, but also do this one thing ... Find out more in this episode! About Our Guest: Steve Seymour is the Director of Personnel Training & Development at Country Fair, Inc., a chain of 72 convenience stores throughout Pennsylvania, New York and Ohio. In 2019 and 2021, Country Fair, Inc. was named one of America's Best-In-State Employers by Forbes Magazine. Steve has 30+ years of experience in HR and is passionate about creating a positive work culture that improves employee morale and retention. He is the author of 100 Ideas to Improve the Workplace: An HR Nerd's Guide to Creating Excellent Culture, which was published in 2023. All proceeds of the book will be donated to Transplants.org, a charity that Steve actively supports.
It's the beginning of a New Year, the perfect time to rise from the ashes of a flop. Ellie & Michaela are here to hand out awards to the Top Roadside Attractions of the year at the Country Fair. They also discuss their *attainable* resolutions. Plus an important catching up on Michaela's sourdough bread journey, the wolf spider lotion, New Years & more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Fasten your seatbelts as Tahmana and Braith take the DigiVan out to the Mangrove Mountain Country Fair to join the action. They had everything covered from horse riding, chicken racing, to live music, and even Viking naalbinding! Up first, the lads sit down with Shania and Ciden to talk about their Viking Living hobby and their stall at the fair, followed by Abbey and her grandad Robert about horse riding and training. James, Violet and Daisy from scouts walk us through their experiences and recent trip to Korea. Local musicians Jack and Mikayla sit down after their live sets to talk about their aspirations on the music industry. Their music teacher Mr Byrnes joins in on the chat! And last but not least, Tyler Chambers joins us in the van after getting off stage with his dad Bill Chambers to chat about his experiences and gives advice to aspiring young artist! Mangrove Mountain Country Fair https://www.mangrovemountaincountryfair.org.au/ http://skilledcreative.org http://theskillengineer.com.au
Moshav Country Fair @thelightofinfinite Fest by Eli Goldsmith... Let's go… some #sukkah highlights & climax to a special Chag #hoshanaraba --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/eligoldsmith/support
The P pod is taking a summer break so we're showcasing some of our past P pods over the summer weeks. This week we're bringing you a P pod from September the 21st when Claire and Joff found themselves in the middle of a field at a Country Fair on the Bereleigh Estate. Not only that, but it was a special 30th anniversary with the founder also turning 80 on the same day! They met with clay pigeon shooters, gun dog trainers and a real life adventurer. It was quite a morning. And Claire ended up with a kestrel on her head!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Tonya Johnston, Mental Skills Coach speaks with Piper Klemm at the Devon Horse Show and Country Fair! Brought to you by Taylor, Harris Insurance Services. Host: Tonya Johnston, Visit her Website, Facebook and buy her book Inside Your RideGuest: Piper Klemm, publisher of The Plaid Horse Title Sponsor: Taylor, Harris Insurance ServicesSubscribe To: The Plaid Horse MagazineSponsors: Purina Animal Nutrition, America Cryo, Alexis Kletjian Jewelry, ClipMyHorse.TV, LAURACEA, Saddlery Brands International, BoneKare, StreamHorse, Show Strides Book Series, Online Equestrian College Courses, With Purpose: The Balmoral Standard, and American Equestrian School
Join Kim for What's New Wednesday at Kimberbell! She'll be sharing her stashbuster "recipe" for a "Country Fair" summer pillow! Plus, win the same fabrics and extra materials she used to create this machine embroidered design! #WNWatKimberbell #kimberbell #kimberbelldesigns #machineembroidery #quiltinginthehoop #summermachineembroidery You can download the "recipe" here: https://kimberbell.com/product/guide-... Find all your "ingredients" for embroidering the pillow here: https://kimberbell.com/product-catego... Featured on the "Sew & Tell with Kimberbell" segment: Life Is Better in Full Bloom (instant download) https://kimberbell.com/product/life-i... Background Quilting: Life Is Better in Full Bloom (instant download) https://kimberbell.com/product-catego... May Butterfly Table Topper from Cuties, V.2 (sold in stores) https://kimberbell.com/product/kimber... Quilting Bundle: Cuties, Volume 2 January-June: https://kimberbell.com/product/cuties...
Conner Floyd was born and raised in Austin, Texas. He attended the University of Tulsa where he was three-year letter winner playing both wide receiver and punt returner for the Golden Hurricane. After college, he moved to Los Angeles to pursue an acting career. His past credits include the television movies, Malicious Motives, A Kiss on Candy Cane Lane, and Help Wanted and appearances in several independent films. Conner Floyd joined the cast of The Young and the Restless in November 2021 as “Phillip Chance Chancellor IV”.Black market marijuana dealer Vince is living the high life in Los Angeles, but everything changes when new laws pass making cannabis legal. With limited dispensary licenses available, Vince may be squeezed out of the business. He's desperate to make one final score, but borrows money from the wrong people. Directed by Jonathan Salemi, and also starring Anthony Molinari (Tenet), Mister Fitzgerald (“F.B.I.”), Jeffri Lauren (Inside & Out), Mike Ferguson (Ebola Rex), Conner Floyd (“The Young & The Restless”), and Gigi Gustin (The Retaliators), THE LAST DEAL is a Scatena & Rosner Films release. Trailer https://youtu.be/hLFwy7cdZQc Marva Morris is the founder and CEO of Zenedge Energy Drinks, tm. A ‘Better for You' functional beverage brand. Marva has owned and successfully operated several businesses including a plastic blow molding factory in Detroit, Michigan which manufactured plastic packaging. This business allowed the opportunity for Marva to acquire a beverage company which has a health sustainable mission to address food deserts and support wellness across many communities in the United States. After purchasing Zenedge Inc in 2009, Marva later became a single member LLC and reorganized the company under Premier Manufacturing LLC. She personally took the company into its first major retail and online accounts including Country Fair, ShopRite, Walmart and Amazon. Marva is not new to entrepreneurship, her company placed 25% of the seating into the Pittsburgh Pirates' PNC Park at Pittsburgh.She completed this major project on time and received several awards including the Shining Star Award from the State of Pennsylvania for this accomplishment. Marva also has a background in corporate America including, working as a quality Control manager at General Electric Locomotive. In this role she oversaw 32 people and had the responsibility for signing off on $14Mil Over the Highway Mining Vehicles. Her other former experience includes export, technical recruiting, and sales. Even though she was busy raising a family, she has served civically.She was appointed to the Pennsylvania State Board of Vocational Education twice and was appointed to other local boards including the Private Industry Council in the City of Erie. She is the mother of four successful adult children and when she is away from work, she enjoys playing for church choirs, writing, and enjoying anything related to nature. Website - https://zenedgeusa.com/ Social Links Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ZenedgeUSA/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/ZenedgeUSA1 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/zenedgeusa/ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHaMAblQ9nUV4Qy73UBcGbg?view_as=subscrib er LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/marva-keys-morris-97bab814/ The Douglas Coleman Show now offers audio and video promotional packages for music artists as well as video promotional packages for authors.We also offer advertising.Please see our website for complete details. http://douglascolemanshow.com If you have a comment about this episode or any other, please click the link below. https://ratethispodcast.com/douglascolemanshow
The terrier racing is the highlight, "because they are so badly behaved". But before then there are the otters, plus the otterhounds, hunting from horseback with an eagle, and impressive gundog displays. The Frampton Country Fair has been running since 1986, set on the Frampton estate near the River Severn in Gloucestershire. Miles Warde speaks to everyone behind the scenes - including Rollo Clifford, Lib Smith and Sharon Sugars - and many of the exhibitors taking part. Expect a proud and defiant spirit about countryside pursuits. Produced in Bristol by Miles Warde
As the leaves begin to show their magical fall colors, thousands of visitors will make their way to the High Country over the next several weeks to experience the beauty of autumn in the mountains.One of the staple events that brings people to our area is the Valle Country Fair. On this week's episode of Mind Your Business, we hear from co-chairs John & Tracey Heiss about this year's event schedule and the impact the Fair has on our local community. We'll hear details on the artists scheduled to attend, the foods we can experience, and the changes to traffic patterns that have helped make entry to the Fair more expedient than ever before. Proceeds from this annual event are reinvested in various High Country-based non-profit businesses, and we'll hear about specific plans for that investment along with ways our community can help volunteer throughout next week to ensure the Fair goes off without a hitch.Mind Your Business is produced each week by the Boone Area Chamber of Commerce. The show airs each Thursday at 10:05AM on WATA radio (96.5FM/1450AM).The podcast version of the program is made possible thanks to the support of Appalachian Commercial Real Estate.Support the show
By: Gabriella Raful, WXVU News Director A beloved cheesesteak stand in the Reading Terminal Market is creating a new version of its sandwich in order to support victims of domestic violence. Spataro's Cheesesteaks is a 75-year-old cheesesteak spot in Center City market. Now, it is adding something new to their menu to help raise money for victims of domestic violence. Available this Tuesday through Oct. 15, Spataro's owner Alex Spataro will be offering his new Pink Cheesesteak, which will feature pink cheese wiz on the famous Philly sandwich. Using white American cheese and pink food coloring to create the bright pink hue, Spataro will be selling the pink steaks for about $15, with proceeds benefiting A Woman's Place, the only domestic violence community benefit organization in Bucks County. Founded in 1976, A Woman's Place provides a full range of programs, services and counseling to individuals experiencing domestic violence, their children, and the community. In other news, St. David's Church in Radnor, will hold its 171st Country Fair on Saturday, October 1st from 10:00am to 4:00pm. The Fair traditionally takes place on the first Saturday in October and distributes 100% of its proceeds amongst the Church's 30+ local, regional, and international Outreach Partners to help benefit underserved families and communities. The St. David's Country Fair remains the longest continuously running church fair in the United States, drawing visitors from across the region. The St. David's Country Fair is open to the community and will feature attractions for all ages, including an Auction Tent, flea market finds, games, and food! Admission to the Fair can be paid at the entrance and is $2 per person or $10 per family. St. David's Church is located at 763 South Valley Forge Road in Wayne, PA. Parking is free in the church lots and in the field adjacent to the Fairgrounds which can be accessed from Church Road. For additional information visit the Church's website at https://stdavidschurch.org/fair/ or call 610-688-7947.
Pumpkin Pie and news of the Blue ribbon Country Fair, Townsend, TN, is taking place Saturday, September 24th from 10:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. at the Great Smoky Mountain Heritage Center, Townsend, TN. Our guests are James Gann, a music teacher in Walland, Tennessee. With a specific type of pumpkin he grows and a description of his prize-winning pumpkin pie that won a ribbon at the Blue Ribbon Country Fair in 2019. Haylee Donahue, an East, TN resident. She'll share her recipe for a gluten-free, dairy-free pumpkin pie and describes how she processes her pie pumpkin (see her recipe below). And In Fred Sauceman's Pot Luck Radio series New York Times best-selling Novelist Adriana Trigiani shares autumn memories of growing up in Big Stone Gap, VA, and a little story involving the late actress Elizabeth Taylor.
Don't go messing at the County Fair, the Country Fair, the County Fair...
Jack's experience at a concert in Colorado this past weekend.Do you ever make plans and then instantly regret them?94-year-old Lafayette man is competing in a HUGE diving competition!A ride at the Napa Town and Country Fair got stuck this past weekend with 12 people on it!
Donna is feeling a little under the weather, but she is going to power through it. First up, long time listeners of the pod will know that Caddy and Donna rarely drive anywhere together in the same car. Finally, we get some insight as to why. Caddy has been decorating the studio to get ready for their big YouTube live debut. Here the latest and greatest on how that's going. Alan Jackson is going to be a grandfather! Find out what his grand baby will be calling him. Jamey Johnson updates, too. It's a country music heavy episode! And last, but certainly not least, Caddy and Donna pay tribute to Jay Grover, a dear friend who recently passed away. They attended his funeral this weekend and had a chance to reflect on some of their best memories, including – yes – the now infamous wet t-shirt contest years ago at Country Fair. And, as it turns out, the WINNER of that contest recently messaged Caddy on social media. He reads what she had to say live on air. Any ideas for Caddy on what to deck the studio out with? We're all ears. Text or call 770-464-6024. We'd love to hear from you.
Darmstadt-Dieburg kämpft gegen Lichtverschmutzung, Country-Fair im Odenwald und Hitze und Gewitter am Wochenende. Das und mehr hören Sie heute im Podcast. Alle Hintergründe zu diesen Themen finden Sie hier: https://www.echo-online.de/lokales/darmstadt-dieburg/kreis-darmstadt-dieburg/so-bekampft-der-kreis-darmstadt-dieburg-lichtverschmutzung_25576088 https://www.echo-online.de/lokales/odenwaldkreis/michelstadt/die-country-fair-in-eulbach-im-odenwald-hat-wieder-geoffnet_25577029 https://www.echo-online.de/lokales/darmstadt-dieburg/kreis-darmstadt-dieburg/neue-chance-fur-seilbahn-projekt-in-gross-zimmern_25576071 https://www.echo-online.de/lokales/suedhessen/wie-die-bauarbeiten-am-darmstadter-kreuz-ablaufen_25576887 https://www.echo-online.de/lokales/rhein-main/9-euro-ticket-und-hartz-iv-mussen-einige-geld-zuruckzahlen_25577111 https://www.echo-online.de/panorama/aus-aller-welt/kraftige-gewitter-und-mehr-als-36-grad-am-wochenende_25573375
In this episode, brought to you by Bimeda, co-host Julia Murphy catches up with top show jumper Mavis Spencer at the 2022 Devon Horse Show & Country Fair. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
NTD Midday News- 5/31/2022 1. Biden, Fed Chair Powell to Discuss Inflation 2. Border Patrol Chief Praises Agents Over Bust 3. Calif. Senate Midterm Race Heating Up 4. Sailors From Sunken Navy Ship 'Buried at Sea' 5. Memorial Day Observed at Florence Cemetery 6. Navy Can Sell Retired Ships to Allies: Gilday 7. Heated Exchange on Fox News on Election Fraud 8. Omaha Residents Near Fire Urged to Evacuate 9. 2 Dead, 20 Injured in Nebraska Crash 10. TX: Photos Released of Escaped Inmate's Tattoos 11. Larry Elder Joins Epochtv as Host 12. Trump to Launch 'Non-Woke' Streaming Service 13. EU Agrees on Russia Oil Ban 'in Principle' 14. Poland Struggles to Accommodate Refugees 15. Gaza Flour Mills Ground Down by Ukraine War 16. U.S. National Guard to Work With Taiwan: Tsai 17. North Korea Leads Un Disarmament Forum 18. 1m Chinese Unable to Access Bank Deposits 19. Nepal Recovers Last Body From Plane Crash 20. Italy: Wild Boar ‘invasion' of Rome 21. Basque Culinary Center Pushes Technology 22. Australians Turn Cooking Oil Into Fuel 23. Scientists Find Well-preserved Mayan Ruins 24. Glass Bottom Bridge Gets World Record 25. The Devon Horse-show and Country Fair in Philadelphia 26. Jurassic World Dominion Debuted in Germany
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In conversation with Michelle and Gabby (lead organiser and chairlady of 40 years) of the popular Ballito Christmas Fair Fund, ahead of the first Easter Country Fair happening on 14 & 15 April at Colisheen Estate.
In conversation with Michelle and Gabby (lead organiser and chairlady of 40 years) of the popular Ballito Christmas Fair Fund, ahead of the first Easter Country Fair happening on 14 & 15 April at Colisheen Estate.
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Bienvenidos a un nuevo trago prolongado de rock en Suave es la noche. Juani Domínguez y Gervi Navío pilotando una nave sin rumbo, que deambula por el rock estatal clásico, el punk alternativo, el heavy ochentero, las guitarras salvajes y el rock sinfónico….una velada de Aullidos a la luna y mandobles de rock. Lista de temas: 01-Demon Speeding. Rob Zombie 02-En un mercedes blanco. Marea 03-Más tequila. Sammy Hagar 04-Moonchild. Rory Gallagher 05-You´ll be a woman soon. Urge Overkill 06-Sugar Man. Sixto Rodríguez 07-Narita. Riot 08-I`ll be your woman. St. Poul & the broken bones 09-Manolito caramierda. Poncho-k 10-Country Fair. Joe Walsh 11- Family Entertainment. The Undertones 12-Emerald Sword. Rhapsody of fire Nos marchamos con con la promesa de volver a llenar la petaca del R`N`R en 15 malditos días…….Menos mal que Dios es Suave.
Producer/Host: C.J. Walke -Karen Washington – “Food Justice is More Than Growing Food and Feeding People” -Stacy Brenner – Farm Viability Through Land Justice and Farmworker Rights -2021 CGCF Keynote addresses Speakers: Karen Washington, Rise & Root Farm, Black Urban Growers Stacy Brenner, Broadturn Farm, Scarborough, ME About the hosts: C.J. Walke has been involved in Maine agriculture for over 20 years and has worked in numerous capacities for the Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association (MOFGA) starting in 2006. Since 2012, C.J. has worked as farm manager for College of the Atlantic’s Peggy Rockefeller Farms in Bar Harbor, Maine, where he works with students to grow organic fruits, vegetables and livestock products. He holds degrees in park management/environment education and library science. Common Ground Radio debuted in June of 2010 and C.J. has been the show’s host since 2014. Holli Cederholm has been involved in organic agriculture since 2005 when she first apprenticed on a small farm. She has worked on organic farms in Maine, Vermont, Connecticut, Scotland and Italy and, in 2010, founded a small farm focused on celebrating open-pollinated and heirloom vegetables. As the former manager of a national nonprofit dedicated to organic seed growers, she authored a peer-reviewed handbook on GMO avoidance strategies for seed growers. Holli has also been a steward at Forest Farm, the iconic homestead of “The Good Life” authors Helen and Scott Nearing; a host of “The Farm Report” on Heritage Radio Network; and a long-time contributor for The Maine Organic Farmer & Gardener, which she now edits in her role as content creator and editor at MOFGA. The post Common Ground Radio 10/14/21: Keynote Addresses from the 2021 Common Ground Country Fair – Karen Washington and Stacy Brenner first appeared on WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives.
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Producer/Host: C.J. Walke -Karen Washington – “Food Justice is More Than Growing Food and Feeding People” -Stacy Brenner – Farm Viability Through Land Justice and Farmworker Rights -2021 CGCF Keynote addresses Speakers: Karen Washington, Rise & Root Farm, Black Urban Growers Stacy Brenner, Broadturn Farm, Scarborough, ME About the hosts: C.J. Walke has been involved in Maine agriculture for over 20 years and has worked in numerous capacities for the Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association (MOFGA) starting in 2006. Since 2012, C.J. has worked as farm manager for College of the Atlantic’s Peggy Rockefeller Farms in Bar Harbor, Maine, where he works with students to grow organic fruits, vegetables and livestock products. He holds degrees in park management/environment education and library science. Common Ground Radio debuted in June of 2010 and C.J. has been the show’s host since 2014. Holli Cederholm has been involved in organic agriculture since 2005 when she first apprenticed on a small farm. She has worked on organic farms in Maine, Vermont, Connecticut, Scotland and Italy and, in 2010, founded a small farm focused on celebrating open-pollinated and heirloom vegetables. As the former manager of a national nonprofit dedicated to organic seed growers, she authored a peer-reviewed handbook on GMO avoidance strategies for seed growers. Holli has also been a steward at Forest Farm, the iconic homestead of “The Good Life” authors Helen and Scott Nearing; a host of “The Farm Report” on Heritage Radio Network; and a long-time contributor for The Maine Organic Farmer & Gardener, which she now edits in her role as content creator and editor at MOFGA. The post Common Ground Radio 10/14/21: Keynote Addresses from the 2021 Common Ground Country Fair – Karen Washington and Stacy Brenner first appeared on WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives.
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What do you call it? Come to Grabill Indiana Sept 9, 10, 11 for great food, great music and so much more! Don't forget the parade Saturday morning, come sit with us outside Grabill Missionary Church! Golf cart shuttles will be running all three days from our parking lot down to the 4-way stop Fair Entrance.
Country Fair recognized an opportunity to reduce its food waste while helping its community. Lisa Luben, food service sales manager at Country Fair, shares how this Erie-based convenience store chain made it work, with great insight for other food retailers that can do the same.
Cue the song 'On The Road Again' Since last week's podcast Katie and Howard met in person for the first time in nearly two years. They were guests at Betley Show and Country Fair in Cheshire. As ever things didn't go to plan, as if there was a plan in the first place! Also in Shackbaggerly 25: Howard's mum has a lunchtime treat, Katie meets identical twins aged 10 and 8! and the British weather plays havoc with Blueberry Jam. All these things sum up why this podcast is called Shackbaggerly - an adjective to describe 'anything left in a loose, disorderly manner,' not dissimilar to the conversations between friends Howard Middleton & Katie Johnson. Feel free to get in touch - podcast@theshackbaggerly.co.uk we'd love to hear from you. If you haven't already please follow us on Instagram and Facebook and click subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. New episodes available every Friday from 9am (UK Time)
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Join Marla Calico, President and CEO of the International Association of Fairs and Expositions, as she discusses 10 years of YPI. Special guests for this episode include Jennifer Cannon with the Iowa State Fair, Jennifer Dunn with the Linn County Fair in Iowa, Jennifer Giesike with the Washington Town and Country Fair in Missouri, and Scott Stoller with the Colorado State Fair.
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On part 1 of our tenth episode, we discuss the Dizzy Disk ride located in the Country Fair section of the park. Links to content mentioned on the showHere's Carly Caramanna's trip report from Attractions Magazine where she discusses the Dollywood Flower and Food Festival: https://attractionsmagazine.com/trip-report-dollywood-blooms-flower-food-festival-2021/This is a video from Zamperla's Youtube channel of the Dizzy Disk's "big brother," the Disk'O Coaster: https://youtu.be/zhMjUERQ228
In this week's episode of Teeing Off, our hosts revisit the vaccine debate after receiving some feedback from our listeners (1:25). The moral component becomes the hot topic of discussion (4:48) as we again ask, "Do we really care about our neighbor?" T's experiences have led him to deal with intrusive thoughts that compound his mental illness and question everything about society (8:30). It has motivated a desire to live away from humans and Saif questions whether he brings it on himself (13:21). Big shout-out to Country Fair for doing nothing and being a microcosm of everything wrong with T's hometown (15:39). Our hosts re-iterate their love for the listeners and that they do not support violence (17:24). Thank you for tuning in and giving us your continued support. You may interact with us online @CTSTerry on Twitter or by searching Catch The Sky Podcast on Facebook (and giving us a Like), Instagram, or wherever you listen to podcasts and subscribing. Music by Emby Alexander #CatchTheSky #TeeingOff #Vaccine #Assault #Podcast #Erie #Pennsylvania #CountryFair #Depression #IntrusiveThoughts #MentalIllness #Suicide #Murder #Broken #Bones #Help #Neighbor #RoadRage #TrashRocket #EmbyAlexander
A strong brand matches colors, words, emotions, beliefs, and attitudes to earn the customers that you want most. In this episode, the author of "Your Brand Sucks: How to Ignite a Brand that Doesn't," gives tips to create and nurture a successful brand. Related Links: Ernburn Brands Your Brand Sucks: How to Ignite a Brand That Doesn't NACS Marketing Leadership Program Hosted by: Carolyn Schnare, Director Strategic Initiatives, NACS and Britt Brewer, Marketing Manager, NACS About our Guest: Ernie Harker, Brand Ignitor, Ernburn Branding Ernie Harker started a creative production studio in 1995 called 8fish, well-known for animation, video production, writing, directing and branding among ad agencies and dozens of direct clients such as Maverik, Inc., Extra Space Self Storage, Chuck Norris's Cforce water, Rocky Mountain Yeti auto group, Bountiful Mazda, Country Fair convenience stores, and more. Ernie recently published "Your Brand Sucks: How to Ignite a Brand That Doesn't" and has also written and illustrated "Monster Factory- How to Draw Adorable Monsters" and a book to finally get your kids to do their chores titled "They're Waiting For Me!"
Jennifer Giesike wears many hats. She iis the general manager for the Washington Town & Country Fair in Washington, Missouri as well as their Chamber of Commerce CEO. She was recently announced as the 2nd vice chair of the IAFE board where she will serve on the executive board in planning IAFE events through 2023. She also cuts grass like nobody's business. Find out more on that on today's episode.
Producer/Host: C.J. Walke, MOFGA Keynote address given on September 27, 2020 -Indigenous peoples food culture -New green revolution Guests: Winona LaDuke, White Earth Nation, Minnesota Sarah Alexander, Executive Director, MOFGA, Unity, Maine Beth Schiller, Dandelion Spring Farm, Bowdoinham, Maine About the host: C.J. Walke, host of Common Ground Radio, has been involved in Maine agriculture for over 20 years and has worked in numerous capacities for the Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association (MOFGA) starting in 2006. Since 2012, C.J. has worked as farm manager for College of the Atlantic’s Peggy Rockefeller Farms in Bar Harbor, Maine, where he works with students to grow organic fruits, vegetables and livestock products. He holds degrees in park management/environment education and library science. Common Ground Radio debuted in June of 2010 and C.J. has been the show’s host since 2014. The post Common Ground Radio 12/10/20: Keynote Address – Common Ground Country Fair – 2020 first appeared on WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives.
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Producer/Host: C.J. Walke, MOFGA Keynote address given on September 27, 2020 -Indigenous peoples food culture -New green revolution Guests: Winona LaDuke, White Earth Nation, Minnesota Sarah Alexander, Executive Director, MOFGA, Unity, Maine Beth Schiller, Dandelion Spring Farm, Bowdoinham, Maine About the host: C.J. Walke, host of Common Ground Radio, has been involved in Maine agriculture for over 20 years and has worked in numerous capacities for the Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association (MOFGA) starting in 2006. Since 2012, C.J. has worked as farm manager for College of the Atlantic’s Peggy Rockefeller Farms in Bar Harbor, Maine, where he works with students to grow organic fruits, vegetables and livestock products. He holds degrees in park management/environment education and library science. Common Ground Radio debuted in June of 2010 and C.J. has been the show’s host since 2014.
This week, we conclude our 2-part celebration of Rounder Records with a collection of their great old-time recordings. We'll hear Norman & Nancy Blake, Benton Flippen, John Hartford, Mike Seeger, The Highwoods String Band and many more. A golden anniversary celebration for Rounder Records … this week on The Sing Out! Radio Magazine. Episode #20-46: Happy 50th Rounder Records, Pt.2 Host: Tom Druckenmiller Artist/”Song”/CD/Label Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways James Bryan / “Flandery's Dream” / The First of May / Rounder Norman & Nancy Blake / “Billy Gray” / Blind Dog / Rounder J.P & Annadeene Fraley / “Maysville” / Maysville / Rounder Trapezoid / “Medley” / Now & Then / Flying Fish The Red Clay Ramblers / “Fourth of July at a Country Fair” / Chuckin' the Frizz / Flying Fish The Volo Bogtrotters / “Quit That Ticklin' Me” / Old-Time Music on the Air Volume 1 / Rounder Friendly Four Quartet / “Way Down in my Soul” / WPAQ The Voice of the Blue Ridge Mountais / Rounder Benton Flippen / “Sally in the Turnip Patch” / Old Time, New Times / Rounder The Critten Hollow String Band / “Crow Creek” / Old-Time Music on the Air Volume 2 / Rounder James Bryan / “Willow Creek” / The Fist of May / Rounder John Hartford / “Lost Indian” / The Speed of the Old Long Bow / Rounder Ed Haley / “Wild Horse” / Grey Eagle / Rounder Jody Stecher & Kate Brislin / “Alabama Waltz-Wolves Howling” / A Song That Will Linger / Rounder Highwoods Stringband / “Ways of the World” / Fire On the Mountain / Rounder Mike Seeger / “Boatman” / Fresh Old-Time String Band Music / Rounder Bruce Molsky & Big Hoedown / “Rocky Mountains” / Bruce Molsky & Big Hoedown / Rounder Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways
Combining Lughnasadh Traditions with a live small Country Fair market at Ballagh Farm Shop. Trading on Lunasa Holiday weekend is a major tradition of this time, Lammas Fair. This year social distancing and masks included, but still recorded interviews --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/Carrowcrory/message
Born April 21st, the youngest of three boys, Colin Amey hails from Dunnville, Ontario but spent most of his childhood in Whitehorse, where the cold Canadian Yukon did nothing to cool his driving passion to be a singer and songwriter.At a young and early age, Colin's early influences came from listening to the radio and watching the hits on MuchMusic, where the performances of Bryan Adams and Bruce Springsteen inspired his young heart. In the small town of Marmora, Ontario, at the Country Fair, three-year-old Colin Amey won Second Prize in the Annual Junior Talent Show, giving a heartfelt rendition of 'Delta Dawn'. He continued to enter local and regional talent competitions, usually placing first, hands down.When the family moved and settled back in Ontario, Colin began a stretch of singing demos and jingles in a small studio, then released his first single in 1988, a pop power ballad “Gonna Last Foreve”, with a video to follow that received national airplay.The stage was set, and he began writing material to record his first CD, released a few singles that received some airplay and started on his way to being hooked on songwriting. Colin eventually teamed up with the legendary Barry Brown (formerly of Family Brown) to collaborate on his second album, gaining radio recognition with two singles that included the title track 'What My Heart Don't Know' and 'If I Didn't Call It Love'.This radio awareness of his career garnered Colin two nominations that included Independent Male Artist and Rising Star at the Canadian Country Music Awards.Looking for new direction, Colin moved into the Greater Toronto Area, and began collaborating with Thomas Wade, Jamie Warren and also with Brian Allen who co-penned the hit song, 'What About Love' for the American Rock band, Heart. Colin continued to co-write with the likes of Dean McTaggart, known for penning the hit song, 'Birmingham' performed by Amanda Marshall, and songwriter Tim Taylor, who's written many hits with and for the likes of Aaron Pritchett, Gord Bamford & The Road Hammers, just to name a few. The year 2006, brought the release of his third album 'Getaway' produced by award winning producer, Rick Hutt, with credits for his work with Tom Cochrane, Northern Pikes, Gil Grande, and Jamie Warren. The "Getaway" record spawned half a dozen radio singles, including the title track, which was added on medium rotation at many major market radio stations nation wide. Over time, Colin continued writing with good friend, Thomas Wade and sang on numerous demos and recording projects, which eventually led to the formation of "Wade Amey Wade." In November 2011, they released the Christmas single, "I Can't Wait for Christmas" and donated all download sales to the Sean Hogan's Christmas Wish. In 2012, when Wade Amey Wade disbanded, Colin was free to pursue his solo career once again. In 2013, Colin released a 5 song EP, entitled "Just Do What You Do" which included a remake of the mid 80s hit from Kim Mitchell, "Go For A Soda" which coincided with a video released to Youtube. Over the past several years, Amey has been releasing singles to radio and iTunes, including "Sunday Drive, Drinkin' Time”, “A Million Tears Ago”, and “Welcome To the World" which happens to be a very personal song about the very day his daughter, Ryleigh was born. With the current global pandemic, like many other artists, Colin is performing online shows on Facebook Live, and currently gearing up to release a brand new single cowritten with Hamilton guitarist and band mate, Darren Lachance. The track is entitled “Life Goes By” and will be going to radio in early July of 2020. https://colinamey.ca/https://www.facebook.com/ColinDAmeyhttps://www.allmusic.com/artist/colin-amey-mn0001936210https://twitter.com/colinamey1?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthorhttps://www.instagram.com/colinamey1/?hl=enhttps://music.apple.com/us/artist/colin-amey/83934322https://open.spotify.com/artist/67irjD3ABHK8fvIqnr4Ugp
Isn't it amazing how quickly the world has changed? Erin and Nicole reunite after Erin's cruise (!) to reconnect with each other and connect with you. They realize that in crisis comes clarity; and when you are feeling like crap doing things for others is the best way out. Trying to see the secret silver linings in all the madness, Erin Hatzikostas and Nicole Licata Grant sit down for another 'How Was Your Week?' episode, to help each other and, hopefully all of you, navigate these difficult and confusing times. Erin asks Nicole to explain from her expert viewpoint on the front lines of crisis now and in the past how she approaches a situation of this scale. And here's the punchline: follow your gut and instinct to combat uncertainty, but ensure that every movement matter and has purpose. Also, letting go of guilt and shame. In a global pandemic, with a lack of products in supermarkets, Nicole orders a pizza and finds handy napkins to replace the missing toilet paper - so remember to support your local businesses, you might even find/repurpose some handy survival gear in these trying times! Erin tells some vacation stories, from when she was away and only semi-aware of the unfolding events. She talks about suffering some toilet-paper-trauma at a water park. Her advice? Never, ever, give in to peer pressure if your gut says no. And all Nicole's mom needs to "keep on cookin'" during this time is a half-gallon of "Auntie Arwen's Ultimate Garlic Insanity" from a stand at the Country Fair last year. Hooray for internet shopping and home-based business! Erin truth-tells about the effect this pandemic is having on her business, and how she's adapting to that, and finding inspiration to use her skills to help people at a time where a lot of people will need help. This leads to a deeper conversation on the economy, how businesses are coping and changing in general, and the innovation that can come from hard times. Nicole talks about her proposal to get extra funding, when called into a meeting and given on the spot instructions to come up with a game plan. They end with a not on how to work together with your boss or your employees. They help you see that your relationship with your boss should be less of a one-way street than you realize, but rather a yin & yang relationship. Everyone needs helps and advice and guidance. Especially in times like these. Stay safe, stay sensible, help each other out, and we will get through this. Together. If you like jammin' with us on the podcast, b sure to join us for more fun and inspiration! Here are some options... Check out the b BRILLIANT career coaching program @ b Cause Podcast Facebook group @ We share even more crazy stuff here (you probably thought that was impossible). Take our simple, fun and insightful "What Kind of Dog Are You At Work?" by going to We have so much fun stuff going on...we wouldn't want you to miss out - join the authenticity movement and our community by adding your email just about anywhere @ Check out our blog for more of our no-BS career advice @ We have fun and inspiring t-shirts @ DISCLAIMER: This episode is not explicit, though contains mild swearing that may be unsuitable for younger audiences. Tweetable Comments: "The world is officially closed." "One week it was 'Where can I get milk?' and now it's 'Will my kids ever go back to school?'" "Every movement you make in this situation matters." "I'm not a prepper, but I am Italian, so I always have 100 bottles of Ajax in my basement." "I'm hoping to slow down the fact that my stomach's in my fucking forehead." "The reality is - corporations are always in cost-cutting mode." "When you feel like crap, doing things for others is the fastest way out." "so much of our economy is held up by small businesses." "The thing about hard times is that it often brings out incredible innovation." "The best bosses, and the best relationships, have that yin and yang relationship." "This is the time to be generous, not just because work is hard and the kids are home, but because systems are going to fall apart."
Isn't it amazing how quickly the world has changed? Erin and Nicole reunite after Erin's cruise (!) to reconnect with each other and connect with you. They realize that in crisis comes clarity; and when you are feeling like crap doing things for others is the best way out. Trying to see the secret silver linings in all the madness, Erin Hatzikostas and Nicole Licata Grant sit down for another 'How Was Your Week?' episode, to help each other and, hopefully all of you, navigate these difficult and confusing times. Erin asks Nicole to explain from her expert viewpoint on the front lines of crisis now and in the past how she approaches a situation of this scale. And here's the punchline: follow your gut and instinct to combat uncertainty, but ensure that every movement matter and has purpose. Also, letting go of guilt and shame. In a global pandemic, with a lack of products in supermarkets, Nicole orders a pizza and finds handy napkins to replace the missing toilet paper - so remember to support your local businesses, you might even find/repurpose some handy survival gear in these trying times! Erin tells some vacation stories, from when she was away and only semi-aware of the unfolding events. She talks about suffering some toilet-paper-trauma at a water park. Her advice? Never, ever, give in to peer pressure if your gut says no. And all Nicole's mom needs to "keep on cookin'" during this time is a half-gallon of "Auntie Arwen's Ultimate Garlic Insanity" from a stand at the Country Fair last year. Hooray for internet shopping and home-based business! Erin truth-tells about the effect this pandemic is having on her business, and how she's adapting to that, and finding inspiration to use her skills to help people at a time where a lot of people will need help. This leads to a deeper conversation on the economy, how businesses are coping and changing in general, and the innovation that can come from hard times. Nicole talks about her proposal to get extra funding, when called into a meeting and given on the spot instructions to come up with a game plan. They end with a not on how to work together with your boss or your employees. They help you see that your relationship with your boss should be less of a one-way street than you realize, but rather a yin & yang relationship. Everyone needs helps and advice and guidance. Especially in times like these. Stay safe, stay sensible, help each other out, and we will get through this. Together. If you like jammin' with us on the podcast, b sure to join us for more fun and inspiration! Here are some options... Check out the b BRILLIANT career coaching program @ b Cause Podcast Facebook group @ We share even more crazy stuff here (you probably thought that was impossible). Take our simple, fun and insightful "What Kind of Dog Are You At Work?" by going to We have so much fun stuff going on...we wouldn't want you to miss out - join the authenticity movement and our community by adding your email just about anywhere @ Check out our blog for more of our no-BS career advice @ We have fun and inspiring t-shirts @ DISCLAIMER: This episode is not explicit, though contains mild swearing that may be unsuitable for younger audiences. Tweetable Comments: "The world is officially closed." "One week it was 'Where can I get milk?' and now it's 'Will my kids ever go back to school?'" "Every movement you make in this situation matters." "I'm not a prepper, but I am Italian, so I always have 100 bottles of Ajax in my basement." "I'm hoping to slow down the fact that my stomach's in my fucking forehead." "The reality is - corporations are always in cost-cutting mode." "When you feel like crap, doing things for others is the fastest way out." "so much of our economy is held up by small businesses." "The thing about hard times is that it often brings out incredible innovation." "The best bosses, and the best relationships, have that yin and yang relationship." "This is the time to be generous, not just because work is hard and the kids are home, but because systems are going to fall apart."
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Hearth Side Cooking of Appalachian Foods, part of the annual Blue Ribbon Country that will take place Saturday, September 28th at the Great Smoky Mountains Heritage Center Fair in Townsend, Tennessee. I visit with Iva Spoon Wilde of Walland, Tennessee who cooks traditional Appalachian foods over the open hearth in one of the log cabins at the Heritage Center along with her right hand Connie Keeble during the Blue Ribbon Country Fair. On Fred Sauceman’s “Pot Luck Radio” segment - we will head over to Pickett County, TN and hear about Apple Butter making at the Cordell Hull Birthplace State Historic Site.
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On the Tuesday edition of the Joel Natalie Show, we had coverage of the check presentations from the record-breaking online giving event Erie Gives 2019. Joel interviewed Erin Fessler of the Erie Community Foundation, Tracy Dailey of Emma' Footprints, Paul Rankin of Country Fair, and Boo Hagerty of the Hamot Health Foundation. Then we turned our focus on the ongoing saga of bringing a community college to Erie County. To give an update in separate conversations were Gary Lee, Director of Administration for Erie County, and Carl Anderson, member of Erie County Council.
Tune in to "DRC Live," with Lucinda Breeding and Jenna Duncan, of the Denton Record-Chronicle, for info about Hypnotic Donuts, Shift Coffee, & Texas Tradition Rodeo and Country Fair
Cory & Shawnda chat with Randy Houser about is new album Magnolia, with backstories on creating the album. Also, it is announced that Randy is coming to this year's Canyon County Fair!
It's Labour Day Weekend and we are off to the country. Fey answers many car questions on this Garage episode. Ranger John asks about starter problems. Is he being ripped off by his mechanic? Scotty the Aussie Battler needles me about my holidays and has car maintenace questions. Also a question about fuel octane ratings.
LIVE FROM GOLD COUNTRY FAIR
LIVE FROM GOLD COUNTRY FAIR
LIVE FROM GOLD COUNTRY FAIR
My guest for The Happy Hour #143 is Angie Smith. Angie is married to Todd Smith, of the Christian group, Selah, and mom to five daughters. In 2008, the Smiths received news that their 4th daughter, Audrey, would not survive, and Angie began blogging as a means of communication with friends and family during those difficult days. Angie now writes books and Bible studies, and teaches around the country, but the heart of her ministry is the same as it was when her fingers typed the very first words on her blog years ago: Angie's greatest passion is to make the Bible feel accessible and relevant and to encourage others in their faith journey. Angie holds a Master’s Degree in Developmental Psychology from Vanderbilt University and is a best-selling author of multiple adult and children’s books. She and Todd (and their house full of daughters) live in Nashville, TN. I have known and loved Angie for a few years now and am way overdue on having her join me on The Happy Hour. In today's conversation, we talk about the loss of her newborn daughter just hours after she was born. She writes about her story in her book, I Will Carry You, which will captivate you from the very beginning. And finally, we talk all about Compassion International and the trip that I am able to take with them to Kenya. If you're not familiar with Compassion, they are an incredible organization offering child sponsorship all over the world in third-world countries. Angie and I have both been supporters of Compassion for a long time, and we're excited to introduce you to them and good work they are doing. For just $38, you can change a child's life forever - offering them all of their basic needs, education, and access to the gospel. If you are interested in sponsoring a child, please use this link. {You can listen to the showHERE. And of course, I would love if you would share with your friends. Just use the FB & Twitter links at the end of this post!} Links from the Show Compassion International S-Town + Missing Richard Simmons + Up and Vanished Angie's Books: I Will Carry You U2 While the City Slept by Eli Sanders + The Sacrament of Happy by Lisa Harper DeannArt Happy Hour Summer Book Club Music from Jason Poe Connect with Angie Facebook // Twitter // Instagram Connect with Jamie Facebook // Twitter // Instagram Sponsors: BarkBox BarkBox is a monthly delivery of all-natural treats and super fun toys curated to match your dog’s unique needs, including allergies and chew preferences. It’s a great way to try a variety of USA/Canada-made treats and unique toys from local and small businesses that you may not otherwise be able to find. Plus, each box is centered around a different theme, like Country Fair, BarkBall, Poo York City, or Brooklyn Hipster, to keep dogs engaged, interested, and happy! Please go to barkbox.com/HappyHour and get an extra premium free toy in your BarkBox every month when you subscribe to a 6 or 12-month plan and select “Yes, Please!” when asked if you “Have a playful pup?” Sock Club Sock Club is delivering the perfect gift experience. Quality American-made socks are sent straight to your loved-one’s door, featuring different designs and a personal note every month, making it the gift that keeps giving all year long. These socks are premium quality, American-made socks, and use cotton sourced from the Southeastern United States. They’re designed in Austin, Texas and knit in North Carolina. (You can tell the difference when you put ‘em on). Go to sockclub.com and get 15% off subscriptions using discount code “HAPPY” at checkout.
This week the guys talk about recent acts they've seen, carnivals, hitchhiking, a harrowing tale of being three wide in a S-10, Cheers and Michael Keaton. Gustav starts off the episode with a field report about the Steve Martin and Martin Short show he recently saw, as well as comparing and contrasting it to the John Cleese and Eric Idle show from earlier in the year. Heavy talks about his anniversary date to go see the Drive-by-Truckers at the Granada with a stop to see Chef Rob before the show. The boy's lament missing the Old 97's Country Fair this year with a hint of remorse about last year's County Fair and the lost episode. Ty tells about his most recent use of Craig's List to unload tickets to the Fortress Festival. Fair talk leads to carnival talk as the guys remember winning roach clips and age inappropriate mirrors from the carnies. Gus tells a freak show story and recalls being stuck when a ride broke. The ever present theme of the freedom and inherent danger of a kids life in the eighties presents itself once again. Heavy tells the story of a little traveling Mexican Circus he took his family too after church one day. The traveling life opens the question of taking an RV across the country. RV travel naturally leads to talk of train hopping and former railroad man Pappy Longmire. Ty has a great story of how his friends in college hopped a train and ended up in a very uncomfortable situation and found themselves three wide in a S-10 pickup. That story leads to more hitchhiking talk including a tale of Point Break Dave from Tell Me Where to Turn Podcast fame. Ty and Gus engage in Michael Keaton talk with a focus on Night Shift, Mr. Mom and Birdman. Heavy can't help himself and makes a Gung-Ho joke in hopes of derailing the conversation. While remembering the eighties, the guys talk MASH and Cheers. Gus is dying to talk about Beyond the Valley of the Dolls but has to explain to Heavy who Russ Meyer was so that goes nowhere. Ty has an idea for a premium content episode about Three's Company. So send us your emails of carnies, hitchhiking and your own three wide tales to canyouhearmepod@gmail.com Join us on our sub-reddit for Can You Hear Me Follow us on Twitter @canyouhearmepod @realgustav @tywebb3000 @longmireheavy Find us on Tumblr and Instagram @canyouhearmepod The post Three Wide in a S-10 appeared first on Can You Hear Me?.
Every year in Buda, the Wiener Dog Capital of Texas, the Country Fair and Wiener Dog Races provide a weekend of adorable fun for the whole family. Attendees come from all over the country to enjoy the qualifying Wiener Dog Races, which culminate in the run for the roses on the second day of the two-day festival. The event also features a Best Dressed Dog Contest, a Bake-Off and BBQ and Chili Cook-offs, and there’s live music and entertainment throughout the weekend.
A busy October in the High Country starts with 1st Friday Art Crawl and the Boone Heritage Festival. We also preview the annual Valle Country Fair and App State Homecoming festivities.
Episode 72—September 30, 2016 Nearly everyday Earth has a close approach with an asteroid. Today host Jennifer Ellsworth explores how NASA scientists find these Near Earth Objects and what we plan to do with them. She also tells a true story about an ant-hunting dog, and reads a prose poem about shape note singing. It's called "#Blessed-Common Ground Country Fair Folk Arts Tent 2016." "...I was there because I was supposed to be there, the next act on stage, following whatever this was, telling a story in the old way as the woman said, which to me just meant I’d rehearsed it out loud in my car on the way to the grocery store, my two boys a peanut gallery in the backseat, and while driving here, to the Fair, instead of listening to NPR..." Moon Astrology: New Hunters Moon in Libra: Take only what you need. Interplanetary gas stations, my dungy dog, and a hand shaking heart.
Cadillac and Dallas want to know what Justin Moore's memories of playing Kicks 101-5 Country Fair.
This week we talk about justice league movies and how much they want to push the worst robin of them all.
This week, live from Deli Hana beach on St. Tsonga Island! Visit the Tsonga Student Casino, hear the Leather Lips’ take on garbage rock, and take an audio trip to the Country Fair with the afternoon DJ. Oh, and don't forget about the preaching competition to fill the vacancy at the "$t. Geronimo Church of the Outwit." All this...and...more.
Grandma, Grandpa and MeTonight I am sleeping over at Grandma and Grandpa's house.I brought lots of fun toys for Grandma and Grandpa to play with.I got to sleep in a big bed all by myself…until it started to thunder and lightning.Then Grandma and Grandpa wanted me to sleep with them, because they don't like thunderstorms.We woke up really early, because Grandma and I were going to make a pie to enter in a contest at the Country Fair. We had lots to do to get ready.First, I helped Grandpa milk the cows. I held the bucket really tight, but the milk spilled a little.Then I went to the henhouse to get some eggs. “Hello, hens!” I said.“Cluck! Cluck!” went the hens. That's how hens say hello, you know.After that, Grandma and I picked blueberries. I filled up my whole basket—well, almost.I had to eat some to make sure they were good enough to put in our pie.Then it was time to make the pie. First, we made the crust. I showed Grandma how to stir up all the ingredients with a big spoon.Then I rolled out the dough. It's kind of sticky, so you have to be really careful.After that we mixed the blueberries with sugar and filled the crust. Then we put it in the oven to bake.Finally, I helped Grandma mix the eggs and milk to make her special cream topping.“Please add lots of my secret ingredient,” Grandma said.“Where is it?” I asked.Grandma pointed to her heart. She told me that lots of love makes a pie taste really good.At last, it was time to go to the Country Fair. Hooray! First, we went to the pie-judging booth to drop off the pie. I carried it the whole way all by myself.Then Grandpa and I played Ring Toss and I won a prize!We went to the Fun House.After that, Grandpa played a game to test his strength. I had to help him a little.Then it was time for the pie-judging contest. The judges tasted all the pies, and I tasted them, too. Guess who won?Grandma! She gave me the blue ribbon for being such a good helper. I told Grandma I knew our pie would taste best, because it had the most love in it.When we got home, we all flew the kite I won. We had a really fun day, Grandma, Grandpa, and me!
Grandma, Grandpa and MeTonight I am sleeping over at Grandma and Grandpa’s house.I brought lots of fun toys for Grandma and Grandpa to play with.I got to sleep in a big bed all by myself…until it started to thunder and lightning.Then Grandma and Grandpa wanted me to sleep with them, because they don’t like thunderstorms.We woke up really early, because Grandma and I were going to make a pie to enter in a contest at the Country Fair. We had lots to do to get ready.First, I helped Grandpa milk the cows. I held the bucket really tight, but the milk spilled a little.Then I went to the henhouse to get some eggs. “Hello, hens!” I said.“Cluck! Cluck!” went the hens. That’s how hens say hello, you know.After that, Grandma and I picked blueberries. I filled up my whole basket—well, almost.I had to eat some to make sure they were good enough to put in our pie.Then it was time to make the pie. First, we made the crust. I showed Grandma how to stir up all the ingredients with a big spoon.Then I rolled out the dough. It’s kind of sticky, so you have to be really careful.After that we mixed the blueberries with sugar and filled the crust. Then we put it in the oven to bake.Finally, I helped Grandma mix the eggs and milk to make her special cream topping.“Please add lots of my secret ingredient,” Grandma said.“Where is it?” I asked.Grandma pointed to her heart. She told me that lots of love makes a pie taste really good.At last, it was time to go to the Country Fair. Hooray! First, we went to the pie-judging booth to drop off the pie. I carried it the whole way all by myself.Then Grandpa and I played Ring Toss and I won a prize!We went to the Fun House.After that, Grandpa played a game to test his strength. I had to help him a little.Then it was time for the pie-judging contest. The judges tasted all the pies, and I tasted them, too. Guess who won?Grandma! She gave me the blue ribbon for being such a good helper. I told Grandma I knew our pie would taste best, because it had the most love in it.When we got home, we all flew the kite I won. We had a really fun day, Grandma, Grandpa, and me!
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The Old-Fashioned Country Fair is about to begin! Except...in her grief, Felicity has failed to bake a Nice Plum Cake for the event. Will the Fair be ruined? Will the groundhogs be appeased? Or are we all doomed?
Featuring the Glory Landers, Gravel Road, the Fairlaw COG Sanctuary Choir, and the Larnell Starks Spiritual Seven
It was at the tender age of six that marked the inception of a true, budding musical artist. That was when AJ Jansen commenced singing and song writing. Since then,having said that, her extensive list of credentials has also surpassed and skyrocketed into a whole new realm in itself. At twenty-one, she was singing to crowds of nearly a thousand and felt most privileged to accept an invitation to sing the National Anthem at The Mohegan Sun Arena Football Game in Uncasville, CT to a group of 4,000 people. It was atthat moment that she knew that music was her passion, in her soul, a part of who she was, and she wanted to share that with others. She adores playing live for the public.Her special appearances have been at locales such as The Newport Blues Café, various benefits, and other well-known country establishments in the area.To recap the last few years, she won Best Female Modern Country Vocalist from the Connecticut Country Music Association (CCMA) back in 2005. Also, in that year, she won Best Recording for her original single, “Moments” which is featured on the CCMA compilation CD. 2006 was also another prodigious year. The Wolf Den at The Mohegan Sun asked her back for five consecutive monthly shows!! It was a dream come true for her to be performing on the very same stage she had seen so many legendary country and rock performers. AJ also attended the national championships for the North American Country Music Association (NACMAI) in Nashville, TN. At the NACMAI Nationals, she won the NACMAI Horizon Female Vocalist of the Year for 2006. That year also marked the year of her much anticipated debut CD, entitled, “This Night Belongs To Me.” The album was released just in time for the summer fair season. The Big E, New England's biggest Country Fair asked her to play six, successive shows where she was able to catch up with old fans, and meet and greet the new ones. Then, in 2007, AJ toured Border's Bookstores, where there was a great turnout of listeners who were eager for more. She happily obliged the patrons' requests for encores. 2008 proved to be a productive and awesome year. AJ was featured on Japanese television on a segment called, "The New York Songwriter's Circle.” Also, in 2008, a handful of New York Clubs booked her, including the infamous, "The Bitter End." as well as in Nashville from Soundcheck to LimelightAJ followed up her debut album with the release of her sophomore effort “Dirty Country” then followed by her third album "Bars, Scars and Old Guitars" She is now in the studio finishing her fourth album entitled "A Country Girl Can Survive" AJ also opened for Phil Vasser, and played regularly at the Mohegan Sun. Along with apearances on the Billy Block Show and Gary Garver's show she is in high demand for her talents. AJ is now in New England and Nashville where she performs all over to Country Music fans and her zeal for singing and song writing is evident in the lyrics, and the melodies that come straight from her heart.
This episode, The Tieton Maker Faire: Craft and the cross between science fair and country fair. Tech, text, and textile: Nathan Poel http://www.nathanpoel.com John Storlie http://www.yakimanetworking.com Daniel Duford http://www.cumbersomemultiples.com Andy Behrle http://www.andybehrle.com Curt Rosenkranz http://www.vikingtek.com Janice Arnold http://www.jafelt.com Mini Maker Faires are locally organized events celebrating arts, crafts, engineering, science projects and the Do-It-Yourself (DIY) mindset. Mighty Tieton is sponsoring the Tieton Mini Maker Faire, the first in Central/Eastern Washington. Learn more about Maker Faires here, http://www.makerfaire.com ReSeen, hosted by Chris Sallquist, is a collection of stories about seeing the world differently and being inspired by writers, artists, architects, actors, directors, musicians, and others from the creative community. And visit Re-Seen.com to learn more about each of our guests.
Strip Search is Penny Arcade's reality internet show about comic artists. This comic was inspired by the show's fourth elimination challenge (although it's our first crack at one), which required the creation of a comic using the concepts "Flatulence" and "Country Fair." Needless to say, this isn't intended to demonstate our hypothetical ability to compete. We're two people and we didn't play by the 90 minute time limit. We talk about it more in the podcast. (We're releasing this one now because it's relatively topical; the ones we skipped are still coming) Contained within are Strip Search spoilers through elimination #4 (episode 13), so be sure to watch that far before listening to this one. If you're interested enough in comic making to listen to our podcast, then you'll probably enjoy it.
This week on the Pro Rodeo Report we go to Cloverdale, BC, Canada for the Cloverdale Rodeo and Country Fair, we talk to bullriding champion Clayton Foltyn and bareback riding champion Tilden Hooper. We preview the Elizabeth Stampede Rodeo in Colorado, and we talk to bareback rider Kaycee Feild and to Jeff Chadwick from Wrangler, […] The post Pro Rodeo Report – The Pro Rodeo Report 053011 appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Episode #4 - Ellaraine LockieThis is our podcast featuring discussions with upcoming and notable figures in the small press community including printers, publishers, bloggers and, of course, poets and writers.In this episode, Mike speaks with poet Ellaraine Lockie.Ellaraine's first love in literature is poetry, but she is also an avid traveler, essayist, workshop instructor and nonfiction book author. In addition to numerous awards and nominations for her writing, Ellaraine shares her love of the craft with up and coming poets through her work as a judge and sponsor of poetry contests, participation in mentoring programs, and through teaching workshops on poetry and the creative process in libraries, schools, community programs and writing groups.Ellaraine's work can be found through a number of resellers and publishers:non-fictionAll Because of a Button: Folklore, Fact and Fiction (Amazon Link)The Gourmet Paper Maker (Amazon Link)poetryFinishing Lines - (Snark Publishing)Blue Ribbons at the Country Fair - (PWJ Press)Bear's Paw Poems - (SCW Publications)The following titles are out of print, but can still be found on the Internet through select resellers:Midlife Muse (Poetry Forum)Coloring Outside the Lines (Plowman Press)Crossing the Center Line (Sweet Annie Press)(This interview was originally recorded as a Skype to landline call in February 2007.)Producer's Note: You may notice the episode numbering is out of sequence. Recorded over a year ago, this discussion with Ellaraine Lockie was intended to be released as episode 4 of Across the Mic shortly after it was conducted. When Jack Hosley of Wander Radio offered an interview for the show in January, I jumped at the chance to bring it to you, but decided that, out of respect for Ellaraine, I would release the interview with Nathan Lowell as episode 5.Please leave feedback on this show by writing esccast AT gmail.com, calling our ESC!Cast hotline at (815)981-4224 or clicking the "Call Me" button to have GrandCentral connect you for free.The music in this episode, Lonesome Trails Part Two, was provided by Rob Potter. You can find more of Rob's music at www.3fmmusic.com.Subscribe to our Podcast Feed orDownload the show here! Play Now: ATM_004_20080316 (1:03'57 29.3mb 64kbps)
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