Podcasts about crooked lake

On this episode of Expanded Perspectives, the guys kick things off by discussing the unpredictable temperature swings in central North Texas over the past few weeks before diving into the strange and mysterious. First, two hunters in Kansas experience a once-in-a-lifetime encounter—not one, but two Bigfoot creatures foraging on snails and clams while out deer hunting. Then, a possible Glimmer Man sighting shakes up two witnesses in Crooked Lake, Wisconsin. Meanwhile, in New Hampshire, a man hears multiple unseen entities moving around the forest near his sister's property. What's lurking in the woods, and why? After the break, Cam shares a chilling Arizona ghost story from the spring of 1883. With the men away tending their flocks, two women and their children were left alone in a remote cabin near Eagle Creek. One woman stepped out to fetch water—and never returned. The other, hearing screams and howls, rushed to the window, only to glimpse something so terrifying she could do nothing but pray and barricade the door. When the men came back that night, they discovered a gruesome scene: the woman's body, brutally trampled, with massive hoof prints marking the ground. Witnesses would later describe an eerie figure—towering, red, and ridden by a devil. All this and more on this thrilling installment of Expanded Perspectives Elite! Sponsors: ZocDoc: Stop putting off those doctor's appointments. Go to zocdoc.com/expanded and instantly book a top-rated doctor today! Prolon: Just in time for the new year, Prolon is offering Expanded Perspectives listeners %15 off their 5-day nutrition program for your post-holiday glow-up when you go to prolonlife.com/expanded Want to Share Your Story? Email: expandedperspectives@yahoo.com Hotline: 888-393-2783 Want More Expanded Perspectives? If you want more Expanded Perspectives and help out the show, then join our Patreon. Just click this link or download the Patreon App and search Expanded Perspectives Elite Do you want to give the gift of Expanded Perspectives Elite? Just click this link or go to patreon.com/expandedperspectiveselite/gift

On the latest episode of the Every Student Every Day Podcast, Superintendent Dr. James Franchini speaks with Averill Park Education Foundation (APEF) President Tara Lindheimer, 2024 APEF Community Award recipient and Sand Lake Merchant owner Amanda Goyer and Miller Hill-Sand Lake Elementary School Principal and 2024 APEF Educator Award recipient Denis Sibson about the APEF Gala on Nov. 15, 2024 at the Old Daley on Crooked Lake, their definitions of community and next steps for the APEF. #AP_EveryStudentEveryDay

Jeff was joined by Enstar Natural Gas Company President John Sims. They discuss being neighbors on Crooked Lake after Jeff and his buddy Lee Baxter bought a lot on the lake, the looming shortage of Cook Inlet gas for Southcentral, the idea of importing LNG to fill the gap, the downsides of doing that, the reasons for the dwindling supply of gas in Cook Inlet, why some companies want state assistance to explore in Cook Inlet, how a gasline would solve the gas problem not only in Southcentral but also the Interior, his thoughts on energy delivery this winter, and what might happen during the legislative session. 

A stay day at our northernmost site - Crooked Lake.We heard wolves, hunters, and float planes.Thomas saw a moose. We ate well. And chilled.Support the showCONNECT WITH US AT SUPER GOOD CAMPING:EMAIL: hi@supergoodcamping.comWEBSITE: www.supergoodcamping.comYOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqFDJbFJyJ5Y-NHhFseENsQINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/super_good_camping/TWITTER: https://twitter.com/SuperGoodCampinFACEBOOK GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/SuperGoodCamping/ Support the show

Hanging out on Crooked Lake.Great views.Float planes.Good eatsWatermelon doesn't rehydrate the way I thought it would.Support the showCONNECT WITH US AT SUPER GOOD CAMPING:EMAIL: hi@supergoodcamping.comWEBSITE: www.supergoodcamping.comYOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqFDJbFJyJ5Y-NHhFseENsQINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/super_good_camping/TWITTER: https://twitter.com/SuperGoodCampinFACEBOOK GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/SuperGoodCamping/ Support the show

Mid-summer madness has descended upon our coolest small town and we're paying it forward by releasing our comments on this gem to the world. Enjoy!? Subscribe: Patreon Spotify iTunes YouTube Stitcher Google Play Soundcloud Subreddit Contact: tumblehomecast@gmail.com

Katie and Michele are back on the road with another haunted episode for you to enjoy. This time we're at The Old Daley on Crooked Lake. The history of this building is unreal. Originally opened in the early 1900's it was a destination for locals and out of towners as well. Teddy Roosevelt actually would spend his Summers in the house before it became the "resort" that it came to be known as. Katie and Michele chat with one of the current owners, Marty, and he gets into all the things that have gone on in the location.

Summers at the Lake is a delightful collection of essays centered around the author's beloved "Little cabin in the Big Woods" beside Crooked Lake in the Upper Peninsula. The humorous and meditative essays, that read like prose poetry, track the progression of the seasons. Stott aims to evoke for readers memories of similar incidents and feelings at other lakes and at other times. Stott, a part-time Yooper, spends extended summers in the solitude of the northern woods where the closest community of Munising is 27 miles away from his cabin. "I am the old hermit of the woods," he said in the podcast interview speaking directly from the Munising School Public library, 500 feet from Lake Superior. In chapter 6 "Day Tripper", Stott takes us on a trip to Grand Marais which looks like a New England seaside village with a year-round population of 300. Stott acts as a knowledgeable and funny tour guide as he writes about "Life in a Pickle Barrel" about the history of the Pickle Barrel House.  Email Stott for a chance to win a signed copy of his new book at jstottuaalberta.ca Special thanks to the Munising School Public Library. Sponsored by Doc Chavent, the Lowell Ledger, Modern History Press

Join Erik Youngs, the VooDoo Chef, and "Big Eddie C" Ed Carmack along with their guest as they discuss all things VooDoo live from the VooDoo Studios located in Tampa, Florida!  They will share the VooDoo they use, along with war stories from the kitchens they have worked in.  Guests will be put on the spot as when asked for their Top Three, and find out if they "VooDoo Like We Do!"  Get ready #VooDies it's time to Party Like a Rock Star!

Bonus mini episode! After finding out about the Crooked Lake House in Sand Lake recently we knew we had to talk about it!

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Cam from Crooked Lake called in to share a guess for my Mind Bender! -Stephanie

Episode 103 features an interview and live performance with Mike and Brandon of Crooked Lake. Tune in to hear how this new Jersey City-based project sprouted out of veteran indie-rock act, Cicada Radio. Lots of great talk about the creative process and working with Max Rauch on Crooked Lake’s debut self-titled EP. Plus, Mike played two unreleased songs that you can only hear RIGHT HERE!!You can purchase the EP on compact disc via Killing Horse Records.It’s also available via Bandcamp. You can also listen to it on all streaming services, including Spotify.

Our 325th episode, which aired on October 13, 2019. Arise & Go – The Braes, Meeting Place Malinky – The Brisk Young Lad, Far Better Days Cherish the Ladies – Highway to Kilkenny, New Day Dawning Runa – Farewell to Tarwathie/The Last Leviathan, Live Liz Carroll – The Old Maid of Galway/Lizzie In The Lowground, Lost in the Loop Ossian – Troy’s Wedding/Biddy from Sligo, Borders Cathal Hayden – Herve’s, Hooked on Banjo The Dreadnoughts – Sons of Murphy, Legends Never Die Bua – The Braes of Maas/Johnny Doherty’s, Down the Green Fields NEW TO YOU: Dave Gunning – Celebrate the Crop, Up Against the Sky Relativity – Blackwell Court/Highland Laddie/Gillie’s Taxis/The Double Rise, Gathering Place Tracey Dares MacNeil – The Hymn of St. Columbia, Crooked Lake

Happy Thanksgiving everybody! Welcome to the 2014 Grave Plot Podcast Thanksgiving special. Following last year's mini special review of ThanksKilling, we review the sequel, ThanksKilling 3. Turkie is back on a new rampage with new puppets, powdered wigs, and the Pluck Master 3000. We also reviewed Home Sweet Home, a 1981 slasher film about Body By Jake escaping from a mental institution and runs roughshod through a rag-tag group's Thanksgiving celebration. For our turkey day edition of Horror Business, we tackle the latest on the TV adaptation of Evil Dead. Speaking of Evil Dead, the team behind the remake has a new project called A Man in the Dark. In the latest edition of "They're Remaking That? Really?" we discuss The Wolfman being remade yet again, only four years after the last time. This leads into a conversation about the entire Universal monster reboot scenario and why it's doomed to fail. We then move on to a trio of sequels, including Hocus Pocus 2, The Conjuring 2, and Insidious: Chapter 3. We also discuss the world of video games, namely a movie that dives into the Splatterhouse universe (bit.ly/Splatfilm), as well as the new slasher PC game Last Year (kickstarter.com/projects/lastyear/last-year-5-vs-1-multiplayer-survival-horror). We go on to discuss Eric England's Get The Girl, USA's "Evil Men," and Stephen King's The Talisman. We even make a call to our resident Stephen King expert, SkeleJohn. Speaking of Stephen King, we have an update on The Stand adaptation. We also have updates on Crooked Lake, From Hell, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, and Krampus. We also tell you about a new Christmas-themed haunted house (chamberofhorrorsny.com/very-scary-xmas/) as well as the new horror game show from Tommy - er, Jason - Blum. We had some technical difficulties towards the end of the episode, we hope that doesn't take away from your enjoyment. So get stuffed from the Grave Plot Podcast.

Our July trip is coming to a close as we paddle towards the East end of Crooked lake.  The narrow passageways make for a very scenic paddle catching glimpses of wood ducks, loons, eagles, and even a mink.  The episode comes to a close with the magnificent cliffs that tower over the end of the lake.

Our July trip is coming to a close as we paddle towards the East end of Crooked lake.  The narrow passageways make for a very scenic paddle catching glimpses of wood ducks, loons, eagles, and even a mink.  The episode comes to a close with the magnificent cliffs that tower over the end of the lake.

With storm clouds chasing us north we paddle across Boot Lake.  Waiting out a heavy rain on the portage between Boot and Fairy Lake we emerged on the other side to find sunny skies again.  We continue north through Gun Lake and  over the 300 rod portage.  In the series of rivers and lakes that get you on into Friday bay on Crooked Lake we encounter a river otter and the unique pitcher plant.  Join us as we paddle our way to Friday Bay.

With storm clouds chasing us north we paddle across Boot Lake.  Waiting out a heavy rain on the portage between Boot and Fairy Lake we emerged on the other side to find sunny skies again.  We continue north through Gun Lake and  over the 300 rod portage.  In the series of rivers and lakes that get you on into Friday bay on Crooked Lake we encounter a river otter and the unique pitcher plant.  Join us as we paddle our way to Friday Bay.

Our camping trip had to come to a close. We started out in Mudro Lake and had a great time on Lower Basswood River and Crooked Lake. This episode has us portaging out of the bottom of Friday Bay in Crooked Lake and going through a number of lakes including Boot, Fairy, 4 Town, and back into Mudro to finish the trip. Along the way we had a number of portages, one as long as 300 rods. It was a doozie leaving us with tired shoulders and a few mosquito bites. We had hoped to camp right after that portage, but all of the camp sites on Gun Lake were full. So we ended up camping on Fairy lake. That evening we caught a beaver on the shore chowing down on some tree branches and a turtle at the edge of the water. We continued the next day through 4 Town Lake where we saw an immature eagle eating some fish. Our trip finally came to an end back in Mudro. It was a great trip and we hope you enjoyed experiencing it with us through the video.

Our camping trip had to come to a close. We started out in Mudro Lake and had a great time on Lower Basswood River and Crooked Lake. This episode has us portaging out of the bottom of Friday Bay in Crooked Lake and going through a number of lakes including Boot, Fairy, 4 Town, and back into Mudro to finish the trip. Along the way we had a number of portages, one as long as 300 rods. It was a doozie leaving us with tired shoulders and a few mosquito bites. We had hoped to camp right after that portage, but all of the camp sites on Gun Lake were full. So we ended up camping on Fairy lake. That evening we caught a beaver on the shore chowing down on some tree branches and a turtle at the edge of the water. We continued the next day through 4 Town Lake where we saw an immature eagle eating some fish. Our trip finally came to an end back in Mudro. It was a great trip and we hope you enjoyed experiencing it with us through the video.

Our last day on Crooked Lake was a great one. We had beautiful weather and a nice little current helping us along our way. We were lucky enough to watch some mergansers take off and a couple loons doing what they do best… Fishing…

Our last day on Crooked Lake was a great one. We had beautiful weather and a nice little current helping us along our way. We were lucky enough to watch some mergansers take off and a couple loons doing what they do best… Fishing…

The pictographs on Crooked Lake are not quite as vivid as the ones on North Hegman lake, but the location is just breathtaking. The cliff face coming up out of the water containing the pictographs creates mirrored images off the water that can look like abstract paintings.

The pictographs on Crooked Lake are not quite as vivid as the ones on North Hegman lake, but the location is just breathtaking. The cliff face coming up out of the water containing the pictographs creates mirrored images off the water that can look like abstract paintings.

On day two of our June camping trip we spend the day exploring around Lower Basswood Falls. It was a beautiful day out with the sun shining. The falls had a large volume of water flowing over them which really made for a great trip.

On day two of our June camping trip we spend the day exploring around Lower Basswood Falls. It was a beautiful day out with the sun shining. The falls had a large volume of water flowing over them which really made for a great trip.

Captured the eerie call of a loon while fishing on Crooked Lake, B.C., Canada.... Read Blog Entry ... www.jesserivest.com

Captured the eerie call of a loon while fishing on Crooked Lake, B.C., Canada.... Read Blog Entry ... www.jesserivest.com