Podcast appearances and mentions of crystal beach

JW gets off into the history of AM General and tells a story about Crystal Beach and a H2 in the early 2000's.   Find JW here https://linktr.ee/JerryWayneLongmireJr

Hello Fam, Due to some changes in policies in streaming platforms like Spotify, we would be changing our Sleep Music only content to Guided Meditation + Sleep Music to help you sleep better. As uploading Music Only Tracks would make the Spotify remove our Podcast, so that's the reason for changing To Guided Meditation Tracks. We will also be coming soon with our own Android/iOS app to serve you better. Hope you understand and continue to support us. Regards, The Mindset Meditation Team Don't Click This: https://bit.ly/2RnSdjS Follow us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/themindsetmeditationpodcast?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Guided Sleep Meditation, Fall Asleep Fast, Crystal Beach Meditation, Sleep Talk Down | The Mindset Meditation Detox your mind and heart of thoughts and emotions that don´t serve you anymore, but are there out of habit. Close your eyes, take a minimum of six slow deep breaths, and begin focusing on relaxing every inch of your body. - Start by focusing on your toes and wiggle and relax your toes - Relax your feet, rotate your ankles and relax your feet - Work up to your calves, Relax your muscles - Continue working your way up your body, one body part at a time. Within minutes as you work your way up to your head continue to take deep breaths. You will begin to feel relaxed as if you were floating. Your body and brain will be massaged into a deep sleep. Detach and let go. Feel at peace. Feel happy. Feel Free. Don't forget it may be useful for your family and friends too. Enjoy this amazing episode. Don't forget to Subscribe to our YouTube channel: The Mindset Meditation Link to our YouTube channel: https://bit.ly/2RnSdjS

Hayes Carll is a Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter originally from The Woodlands, Texas. He has written and recorded multiple albums, including KMAG YOYO, Lovers and Leavers, and Trouble In Mind. The 2010 film Country Strong featured his song “Hard Out Here,” and artists like Kenny Chesney, Lee Ann Womack, and Brothers Osborne have recorded his work. His song “Chances Are” was nominated for Best Country Song at the 2016 Grammy Awards.In this episode, we discuss Hayes' upbringing, how his time in Crystal Beach helped shape him, the influence of songwriters like Ray Wylie Hubbard on his career, and many other stops along the way.This episode's "stat of the week" is brought to you by https://chartmetric.com/.New Episodes every Tuesday.Find the host Troy Cartwright on Twitter, Instagram. Social Channels for Ten Year Town:YoutubeFacebookInstagramTwitterTikTokThis podcast was produced by Ben VanMaarth. Intro and Outro music for this episode was composed by Troy Cartwright, Monty Criswell, and Derek George. It is called "Same" and you can listen to it in it's entirety here. Additional music for this episode was composed by Thomas Ventura. Artwork design by Brad Vetter. Creative Direction by Mary Lucille Noah.

Ready for a joyride through the world of hot rods and Texas-sized car events? We kick things off with an exhilarating chat with Bobby Sparkman and Jeremy Taylor, the creative minds behind the Hot Rod Tour of Texas 2025. With over 300 eager participants already signed up, the event promises a thrilling mix of pre-tour activities like the garage crawl in Victoria, Texas, and a grand kickoff party at De Leon Plaza complete with food trucks and a symphony performance. Join us as we share stories of camaraderie among car enthusiasts, and reveal how a top-notch mapping program is making this epic tour run like a well-oiled machine.But that's just the start! Buckle up as we navigate through a calendar packed with must-see car events across Texas. From the Corvette-filled Tour of the Hemi Hideout to the vibrant Cars and Coffee meetups in Redemption Square and Corpus Christi, there's no shortage of automotive excitement. We'll whisk you away to nostalgic road trips in Galveston and Granbury and even hilariously imagine a vintage paddy wagon at the Jeep Gotopolis weekend in Crystal Beach. Along the way, we sprinkle in laughter and light-hearted banter about swimsuits, trunks, and unforgettable sightings. Whether you're a gearhead or just love a good road trip, this episode is a celebration of all things four-wheeled and fun.Be sure to subscribe for more In Wheel Time Car Talk!The Lupe' Tortilla RestaurantsLupe Tortilla in Katy, Texas Gulf Coast Auto ShieldPaint protection, tint, and more!ProAm Auto AccessoriesProAm Auto Accessories: "THE" place to go to find exclusive and hard to find parts and accessories!Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.---- ----- Want more In Wheel Time Car Talk any time? In Wheel Time Car Talk is now available on Audacy! Just go to Audacy.com/InWheelTimeCarTalk where ever you are.----- -----Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast provider for the next episode of In Wheel Time Car Talk and check out our live broadcast every Saturday, 10a - 12noonCT simulcasting on Audacy, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Twitch and InWheelTime.com.In Wheel Time Car Talk podcast can be heard on you mobile device from providers such as:Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music Podcast, Spotify, SiriusXM Podcast, iHeartRadio podcast, TuneIn + Alexa, Podcast Addict, Castro, Castbox, YouTube Podcast and more on your mobile device.Follow InWheelTime.com for the latest updates!Twitter: https://twitter.com/InWheelTimeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/inwheeltime/https://www.youtube.com/inwheeltimehttps://www.Facebook.com/InWheelTimeFor more information about In Wheel Time Car Talk, email us at info@inwheeltime.comTags: In Wheel Time, automotive car talk show, car talk, Live car talk show, In Wheel Time Car Talk

Happy Day, Friend! In this podcast episode I'm talking about the power of immersive experiences with my special guest, Amanda Field, CEO, Founder, and Inventor of the Yoga Triangle. While every day self-care is key to optimal health and well-being, it's vitally important we carve out time in our calendar to engage in immersive nature experiences as a way to ground and recalibrate the nervous system. When we do this, we open up possibilities of clearer thinking, more emotionally engaged relating, great alignment with our most integrated self, and more robust creative work time. The investment in these experiences have immense dividends in all aspects of our lives. Amanda and I share about our recent immersive experience together along the Texas Gulf Coast at Crystal Beach on the Bolivar Peninsula. Amanda Field is a yoga instructor in Houston, TX. After growing frustrated by the limitations of rectangular yoga blocks, she started experimenting with alternative shapes and angles. Amanda wanted a durable, comfortable yoga block that would help yogis and athletes improve flexibility, balance, and strength. She consulted with doctors, physical therapists, and other yogis to find the perfect angles for the Yoga Triangle. Whether you're running a marathon, healing from an injury, or just determined to do a split in your practice, Yoga Triangle is your upgrade! Amanda is a 500 ERYT with over 20 years of experience. She founded Republic Aerial Yoga in Houston, Texas. She studied with many talented teachers in her career.Outside of her love of movement and functional fitness, she's a brand consultant, a business developer and currently works in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for a Manufacturing startup. She's passionate about her purpose - empowering people, teaching agency, giving back to her community, and innovation.To learn more about the immersive healing experience we are creating in 2025 click Reset and Renew Retreat HERE.Also, I mentioned a few stats about our sedentary lifestyle and a study from Northwestern University regarding the power of immersive experiences. To learn more, click HERE. To follow Amanda Field and the Yoga Triangle please visit www.theyogatriangle.com BIG favor - I would so appreciate it if you could take a moment to rate and review my show, and while you're at it click the subscribe button so you're alerted when new episodes are released. Remember, take time to pause, breath, and reflect. Until next time, keep shining out there!  ~ Athea Connect with me on IG, FB, X, and LinkedIn: @atheadavis or www.atheadavis.com

Le prime pagine dei principali quotidiani nazionali commentate in rassegna stampa da Davide Giacalone. Corte europea e vaccini covid, Piersilvio Berlusconi scuote la destra, il caso Toti. Spazio Donna Moderna. Abbiamo parlato di zanzare e di una malattia tropicale che si sta avvicinando: il virus Dengue. In diretta con noi Donatella Gianforma, di Donna Moderna. Don Antonio Mazzi, fondatore della comunità Exodus, regala ogni giorno un pensiero, un suggerimento, una frase agli ascoltatori di RTL 102.5. Gallipoli, in questi giorni è al centro delle polemiche per la protesta di alcuni stabilimenti balneari che denunciano l'assenza di turisti. Ne abbiamo parlato in diretta con Marco Leone, gestore dello stabilimento Crystal Beach di Gallipoli e il sindaco di Gallipoli, Stefano Minerva. Le notizie di attualità, commentate dal direttore editoriale del giornale Libero, Daniele Capezzone. All'interno di Non Stop News, con Enrico Galletti, Massimo Lo Nigro e Giusi Legrenzi.

Be sure to leave a comment down there in the comment place thingy. Let me introduce you to the beach I grew up on, and some first date eavesdropping, and the end of an era. What's next? I dunno. My new special is out now: https://youtu.be/3y_zeO7JLD0 You can join my newsletter here: http://eepurl.com/cVECrL And as always, please consider telling a friend if you dig the show. 01:23 Crystal Beach 07:51 First Date Territory 14:17 Endings 19:59 Next

Soon after the murder of 28-year-old Bridgette Gearen at Crystal Beach, Texas, Galveston County Sheriff's Office investigators came upon a lead that would be the impetus and direction of their investigation. A dark colored SUV was reported as the vehicle driven by Bridgette's abductor(s). Throughout the past one and a half decades, Lt. Tommy Hansen, who has continued to work the case almost 15 years past retirement, has found the right avenue to investigate and identified strong suspects, but has not been able to collect the evidence needed to satisfy the Galveston County District Attorney. Part 2 of 2.If you have any information about the 2007 murder of Bridgette Lynn Gearen, please contact the Galveston County Sheriff's Office at (409)766-2300 or (866)248-8477.You can support Gone Cold – Texas True Crime and listen to the show ad-free at patreon.com/gonecoldpodcastFind us at https://www.gonecold.comFollow gone cold on Facebook, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, and X. Search @gonecoldpodcast at all or just click linknbio.com/gonecoldpodcastSources: The Government Accountability Project, NASA.com, The National Weather Service, The Galveston Daily News, The Orange Leader, The Houston Chronicle, 12NewsNow.com, and KFDM Fox 4 Beaumont. #JusticeForBridgetteGearen #CrystalBeachTX #OrangeTX #BeaumontTX #Galveston #GalvestonCountyTX #Texas #TX #TrueCrime #TexasTrueCrime #TrueCrimePodcast #Podcast #Unsolved #GoneCold #GoneColdPodcast #UnsolvedMysteries #TrueCrime #Disappeared #Vanished #MissingPerson #Missing #UnsolvedMurder #ColdCase Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/gone-cold-texas-true-crime--3203003/support.

In July of 2007, 28-year-old Bridgette Gearen took her little girl to Crystal Beach, located on the Bolivar Peninsula on the Texas coast. A few couples from the law firm where she worked had rented a beach house for the weekend, and as a hard-working mother, Bridgette was looking forward to the down time. At about the weekend's halfway point, the young mother left the house alone to wait outside for some of the others with whom she was going to take a midnight drive on the beach. When the others came down, however, Bridgette Gearen was nowhere to be found. The following day, she was found viciously murdered near the water's edge. With few clues found at the scene, Galveston County Sheriff's Office investigators scrambled to come up with leads to follow.If you have any information about the 2007 murder of Bridgette Lynn Gearen, please contact the Galveston County Sheriff's Office at (409)766-2300 or (866)248-8477.You can support Gone Cold – Texas True Crime and listen to the show ad-free at patreon.com/gonecoldpodcastFind us at https://www.gonecold.comFollow gone cold on Facebook, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, and X. Search @gonecoldpodcast at all or just click linknbio.com/gonecoldpodcastSources: The Galveston Daily News, The Orange Leader, The Houston Chronicle, and KFDM Fox 4 Beaumont. #JusticeForBridgetteGearen #CrystalBeachTX #OrangeTX #BeaumontTX #Galveston #GalvestonCountyTX #Texas #TX #TrueCrime #TexasTrueCrime #TrueCrimePodcast #Podcast #Unsolved #GoneCold #GoneColdPodcast #UnsolvedMysteries #TrueCrime #Disappeared #Vanished #MissingPerson #Missing #UnsolvedMurder #ColdCaseBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/gone-cold-texas-true-crime--3203003/support.

Ever felt the intoxicating aroma of shrimp gumbo wafting from the kitchen of Shoal Creek Saloon on a regular Texas afternoon? Or imagined the trials and tribulations of the 1985 season opener of Texas football? Buckle up, as we take you through the heart of Texas, reminiscing about the resilience of this iconic establishment, our adventures in North Carolina, and a rendezvous with former Longhorn coach Mac Brown over a round of golf at Pinehurst. We also touch base with our retirement journey accompanied by mouth-watering burgers and football updates.Football is more than a game; it's a journey woven with stories of grit, resilience, and deep connections. As we share our special bond with Sandra and Larry Alphawight, whose family boasts of former Texas quarterbacks, and our prodigy, Cade Club taking center stage at Clemson as QB1, you'll get a glimpse into the real world behind the glam of football. A world characterized by standing your ground as we did during the challenging 1985 season opener against Missouri. It's a peek into the camaraderie shared on the sands of Crystal Beach during the annual Texas OU Weekend, and the thrill of backing the Horns in burnt orange attire on our upcoming fall vacation to Clemson, South Carolina.As the winds of change sweep through the college football landscape, we shed light on the impact of the transfer portal on the recruitment process. Imagine high school football players weighing their options, coaches switching their game plan for this new normal and college football rosters undergoing a metamorphosis. We share tales of our proudest moments as coaches and the life lessons learned on the field. In the end, we conclude with a message of hope and resilience, a reminder that no one is alone in their struggle and the importance of having someone who can relate to your situation. So tune in, for an episode filled with inspiration, resilience, and football!Support the showPlease like and follow each of Stories Inside the Man Cave Podcast social media links on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, and Tik Tok.

Legendary promoter, Bobby Hustle talks about his Celebrity Weekend in in Margaritaville...Crystal Beach in Galveston this Saturday and Sunday May 6th & 7th with Michael "5000" Watts in the mix!! For reservations and tix call 281-967-4769 NOW!!

In today's episode we are featuring a home with a lot of story to tell. The home is not just any home. It is something that was created with a specific goal in mind and has served a loving family for decades. It is now ready to be passed on to it new owners.The view, the ambiance, the lifestyle and the totality of this home has been ideal to people who are endlessly tired of the buzz of the larger surrounding cities. The views and sunsets also make it a great location for local artist to capture the beauty of Crystal Beach.Join us today as we walk you through the story behind this wonderful Crystal Beach Home. IN TODAY'S EPISODE, WE TALK ABOUT: The beautiful story behind this Crystal Beach Home.The specifics of the home.A brief history of the Crystal Beach area and why it's a great place to live. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN THIS HOME, CONNECT WITH MICHAEL CHOINIERE:Phone: 727-459-8843Email: mchoiniere@bhhsflpg.com CONNECT WITH DONNIE: Follow Donnie: @donnie.hathawayFollow Palm Harbor Local: @PalmHarborLocalFor more real estate information - www.thehathaway.groupJOIN THE LOCALS  for exclusive discounts and specials from our local business owners and stay up to date on what's happening in Palm Harbor. Together, we keep Palm Harbor local. 

In an episode recorded months (and months) ago, Caitlin and Don come at you hard with the witty banter you know and love as we review the jingle for the former Crystal Beach Park in Crystal Beach, Ontario in Canada. Caitlin's research into the amusement park's rollercoaster history will leave you shaking your severed head and feet, while Don's ignorance is sure to incite a race war for the ages. After that, we'll preview our next episode featuring a jingle for a Syracuse-based home improvement company whose windows are amazingly “the pride of New York.” Enjoy!

On this episode of Two Fat Guys Eat, we start drinking cocktails that are imbued with PJ's Crystal Beach Loganberry syrup. We also get sidetracked by tales of the Page's Whistle Pig and which 90's era arcade cabinet was superior, X-Men or The Simpsons Arcade Game? Our subject from this episode is PJ's Crystal Beach Loganberry Drink/Syrup - https://loganberry.com/ Show Theme: "Two Fat Guys Eat" by Derek Schiable - https://www.metrolabmusic.com

Episode Notes In this episode, you will learn about:  Purchasing recreational real estate  Short-term and Midterm rentals in Hamilton  Personal Insight on the Duplex Conversion Strategy  How a shift in mindset is key to growing your portfolio Listen to the full episode at bit.ly/EverydayInvestorPodcast About the Podcast In this podcast, Danish is going to share his strategy for buying Cottages and what his plans are with his recent purchase of on. We explore the short term and mid term rental market in Hamilton and why Danish has chosen that strategy in that location. He dives into duplex conversions and how that helped maximiaze his ROI int the STR MTR strategies. Tune in to hear more about Danish Abbasi!  About Danish Danish is a Real Estate Investor/ Agent focusing on Hamilton/Niagara. He went all into real estate in 2020 after studying the world of REI for a year, and got his Real Estate license officially in 2021. He bought his first property at the end of 2020 and did a duplex conversion on it.  Their third property is a cottage in Crystal Beach which they are currently furnishing and looking to list on Airbnb. Today he is working full-time as an investor-focused real estate agent and actively looking for opportunities in the changing market.  Get in touch with Danish!  Website:  https://rltco.ca Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/danishrlt/  This episode has been brought to you in part by: Jamil Rahemtula Realtor - www.propertybrother.ca Inspire Beach Resort - www.inspirebeachresort.com Sell Rent Stay - www.sellrentstay.com  This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Join host Christopher Schoenwald of the Podcast, “LIFE AS A..” as he chats with Fort Erie, Ontario Canada resident and Realtor & Community Developer, Phil Smith.  Introducing: Phil Smith is a realtor, restauranteur and community developer located in sunny Crystal Beach, Ontario Canada. Faded Glory: This lakeside community is perhaps best-known for its past, with that being the famous Crystal Beach Amusement Park, which operated on the shores of Lake Erie for 100 years before closing in 1989. Once the symbol of the village of Crystal Beach, the park's closing took with it, its hundreds of thousands of tourists from all across the province and south of the border, along with hundreds of jobs. Unfortunately, all of this ushered in significant community transformation one would consider far from desirable. A Vision of Revitalization: Phil, however, despite witnessing all of this, never doubted that Crystal Beach was an amazing place to live. Resultantly, he has been devoting the better part of his personal and professional efforts towards revitalizing the beach. Visions Becoming Reality: This all started with visions of more; more for the community and more for the area. These accomplishments Phil has been part of have been built on determination, hard work and a vision for what can be, rather than what was. This talk will be a treat for anyone with a dream to do more and see things through. The conversation overflows with charmed sentiment and inspiration stemming from a lot of hard work, dedication and perseverance in seeing a community reborn.   To learn more about Phil and his work, you can check him out here: Website Instagram Facebook FRIENDLY REMINDERS: If you'd like, you can WATCH the full conversation on YouTube. And hey! Why don't you subscribe on YouTube! As you'll see, our subscriber numbers are in need of a little boost! If you haven't done so already, help the program out by giving it some love. *Hit the subscribe button on YouTube PLEASE. :) I'd appreciate it!  -Christopher   *You can follow LIFE AS A.. on your favourite social platforms via these links: Youtube Instagram:  Linkedin: Twitter: Facebook:  To learn more about the program, visit the website www.life-as-a.com or https://linktr.ee/life_as_a_podcast 

In this episode I sat down with Maggie Butler to talk about starting your first AirBnB (short term rental) business. Maggie and I both recently launched our first short term rental business and have learned a ton along the way. After receiving a bunch of questions and curiosity about launching a short term rental, I wanted to answer those questions and provide you with additional insight into what I learned along the way. I broke it down into 3 sections to take you from concept to guest. Starting with the most important step, Research! Next we talk about different ways to purchase the home and last we discuss the process of listing/marketing your home for rent. Maggie's vacation home is in the wild and wonderful state of West Virginia. Click HERE to check it out!Follow on IG - @newrivergorgestayMy vacation home is location in the quaint coastal city, Crystal Beach. Click HERE to check it out! Follow on IG - @crystalbeach_cottageSign-up to our email list – https://palmharborlocal.com/Follow us on Instagram - @PalmHarborLocal

Longtime listeners of The Fort Erie Podcast are sure to recognize Phil Smith, a three-peat guest of the show. Phil joins me today with fresh insights on the growth of our town and what's next for Crystal Beach. Welcome…00:00. Local Headlines…00:42. Hot New Listing…02:34. Fort Erie Q&A…03:14. Phil Smith…04:25. Community Events…12:22. Get the show notes (and links) here: https://buywithbrent.ca/s05e03

Crystal Beach has no shortage of budding entrepreneurs. Just ask Teresa Masotti, owner of Blushing Bride on Derby Road. Her boutique approach to wedding gowns has earned her praise from brides all over Niagara. She joins me for the season finale episode of The Fort Erie Podcast to discuss how Blushing Bride came to be and what brides can expect when booking a fitting. Welcome…00:00. Win $50 to Lucky Stryx…00:54. Local Headlines…01:21. Win a $3,000 Vacation…02:52. Fort Erie Q&A…03:56. Teresa Masotti…04:43. Community Events…12:16. Get the show notes (and links) here: https://buywithbrent.ca/s04e10

Avery Carl is a seasoned real estate investor and a co-founder of The Short Term Shop. Avery specializes in connecting investors with short term rentals with the highest ROI potential and then training them to manage their short term rental from their smart phone from anywhere in the world. In this episode, Avery tells us about short-term rental strategy, hot markets, returns, and what you should know about short-term rentals in contrast to long-term rentals.     https://theshorttermshop.com/  --- Transcript Before we jump into the episode, here's a quick disclaimer about our content. The Remote Real Estate Investor podcast is for informational purposes only, and is not intended as investment advice. The views, opinions and strategies of both the hosts and the guests are their own and should not be considered as guidance from Roofstock. Make sure to always run your own numbers, make your own independent decisions and seek investment advice from licensed professionals.   Michael: What's up everyone? Welcome to another episode of The Remote Real Estate Investor. I'm Michael Albaum and today I'm joined by Avery Carl, distinguished author, speaker, investor, agent, mortgage broker, she does it all and she's going to be talking to us today about things you need to be aware of when looking for short term rentals. So let's get right into it.   Avery Carl, thank you so much for taking the time to hang out with me today. I really appreciate you coming on.   Avery: Thank you so much for having me.   Michael: No my pleasure. So I think a lot of our listeners probably already know who you are. You've got quite a bit of notoriety behind you. But for anyone who's not familiar, can you give us a 32nd elevator speech on who you are, where you're come from and what it is you're doing real estate?   Avery: Yes, yes. So my name is Avery Carl, I am the author of Short Term Rental Long Term Wealth of about investing in short term rental properties. I'm a real estate investor, I own 100 doors, but eight of them are short term rentals. And I was able to scale from zero to 100 doors over the course of about five years with a starting salary of $37,000 a year. Because I invested mostly in short terms at the beginning of my portfolio. So since those cash flows so much heavier than long term, I was able to scale much more quickly than if I'd started with traditional long terms.   I also own the Short Term Shop, which is a real estate agency that focuses exclusively on working with short term rental investors where not only do we act as the real estate agents to help them purchase their property. We also teach them everything they need to know about managing their property remotely. We help them get it all set up on the the listing sites and teach them the ropes of remote self management. We've helped about 4500 families, build some generational wealth through real estate investing there. And then I also, own co own The Mortgage Shop, which is basically the mortgage counterpart of the short term shop, we focus mostly on short term rental investors there as well.   Michael: Oh, that's awesome. So you were doing short term rentals before it was cool. It sounds like   Avery: Yeah, oh, just slightly before. Michael: That's awesome. And so what is it, you think that people need to know if they're just getting started in the short term rental business?   Avery: So I think the main thing to know is that it's you don't have to live in the city or even drivable to the city where you're investing, you can't always live in the best place to invest. So getting comfortable with long distance real estate investing, can make sure that you are able to make the most lucrative investment in short term rentals.   Michael: That makes total sense. And what a place to have you on The Remote Real Estate Investor. It's perfect. So how do you evaluate what a short term rental market looks like? Because doing the long term thing, I think is relatively easy. I can go on Zillow, I can go on property manager websites and see okay, what is the rent, the monthly rent versus what are my expenses ballpark? And what is the price? So what is it that you're looking for in a short term rental?   Avery: I'll start by saying there's not necessarily a black and white right or wrong way to do it. There's a certain way that I do it. But there are three types of markets that you can invest in short term rentals. The first one is the Metro market. So like Nashville, Austin, New York, places like that. The second is the big fly-to I call it fly-to vacation rental markets. So these are, these are the markets that people are like saving up all year to take a big vacation to like flying to Aspen flying to Hawaii, places like that.   Michael: Okay. Avery: And then the third type, which is the type that I focus on exclusively with myself and my clients, is the regional drivable vacation rental market. So these are areas that the majority of people that travel to them are traveling between five and eight hours by car like the Smoky Mountains in Tennessee, Panama City Beach, Florida, Big Bear in California, places like that, where people aren't necessarily taking these big, expensive vacations, they're really affordable, and they're really accessible. So that's the type of market that I focus on.   Michael: That makes sense. And I actually just bought my first vacation rental out in the Smokies. And I'm very excited to hear all the all the big news about it.   Avery: Awesome.   Michael: Yeah. So curious to know when I think one of the biggest hurdles or biggest risks that people see with short term rentals is changing jurisdictions, or jurisdictions changing their laws or ordinances. And so what's something that people can do to combat that or to be ahead of that curve when when looking at short term rental markets?   Avery: So choosing the market is really going to be your biggest the biggest thing to get through in terms of getting past that. So I used to have an office in Nashville where we sold short term rentals, I shut it down because Nashville is really really volatile in terms of short term rental regulations. So that's why I focus on the regional drivable vacation rental markets because they're typically areas like take the Smokies, for example. People have been coming to this monkey since the 60s and 70s and staying in cabins rather than hotels. Also, Destin, Florida where I live right now, I'm there where I'm actually reading a really nerdy book about the history of this area.   MIchael: Awesome.   Avery: And there were actually vacation rentals that people rented here in the 20s before they actually even had electricity out here. So these are areas I focus on areas that short term rentals are not a new thing. As of the inception, inception of Airbnb focused on areas that people have been staying in condos, beach houses, cabins in the mountains since well before Airbnb existed. So you run into the problems with the changing of jurisdictions and things like that. It mostly in Metro markets, it does happen in vacation markets as well. But it's mostly Metro markets or areas where people have historically stayed in hotels like Nashville, for example. There were not short term rentals or were not vacation rentals until Airbnb came along. Everybody who came to Nashville up until mid 2000 stayed in hotels, there's also a lot of primary residents because there's a lot of industry outside of tourism in Nashville. So there's a lot of jobs, there's a lot of primary residence.   So the, when, Airbnb came along, and investors started realizing how much money they can make in Metro markets. You know, obviously, a lot of investors moved in, started taking market share away from the hotels started making primary homeowners angry because they're moving into what was previously a quiet neighborhood where people are trying to raise their kids opening up Airbnbs, Nashville is like, you know, the bachelorette party capital of the world, you can see why you might not want that happening next door to where you're trying to raise your kids.   So it's the hotel presence and primary owners, primary residents that kind of come together to make anti short term rental regulations happen so that we stick to those markets where the cities and counties figured this out a long time ago figured out how to monetize it a long time ago. This is the way that it's always been. And the cities and counties are just way too dependent on the income from short term rentals financially to ever really regulate against them.   Michael: That makes so much sense. I love it. So, so something that I like a personal take that I've had on short term rentals is I've always said, Well, I'll invest in a short term rental if it also makes sense as a long term rental because I'm scared of the ordinance or law changing, but it sounds like for you because you've really done your homework. That's not a concern that you have. Is that fair to say?   Avery: Yeah, yeah. So and that's kind of, you know, a pro and a con of vacation markets versus Metro markets as Metro markets, you could convert to a long term, probably if the numbers make sense. But in like in the Smokies or in Destin, or any of our other markets that we that we operate in, there are more short term rentals. And there are people who actually live in those areas, because it's so heavily dependent on tourism, that if something came along and like wiped out all the short term rentals, you probably would not be able to convert to a long term just because there there's not enough people to meet that.   But again, that's these areas have been through decades and decades of economic ups and downs. So they're still tourists coming and they're coming heavy. So, you know, we, we feel pretty confident about it. And then if there was anything that was going to come along and sweep away all the short term rentals, it would have been a global pandemic. And it actually had the opposite effect. So I think we're pretty good. We're feeling pretty good about it.   Michael: Awesome. And you took the words right out of my mouth, I was gonna ask how was it for you? Because you've been involved in this over five years. So through through the pandemic, what did you see in your short term rentals during that time?   Avery: Sure. So short term rentals still, as of 2020, being a little bit of an of a new asset class, when COVID came along. And we had at the time that we had five short term rentals and maybe like 20 or 30 long terms, when COVID happened, we thought, Oh, crap, they're the short term. They're the apartment building investors were right. This is like an early adopter crowd. Right? Great. Well, at least we have our long terms because if somehow if this kills the short terms, we at least have long term. Well, actually, it was the opposite.   So you know, we sat on the couch and watch Tiger King for two weeks and open back then the doors got blown off. We we were getting higher prices per night than we've ever seen. We still are. All of our income has increased in all the markets we invest in across the board, but actually the opposite of what we thought was gonna happen. happen, so we didn't have to worry about the short terms. They're doing great better than they ever have. But we had to worry about our long terms because of the eviction moratorium. So, luckily, we only had one eviction and that person was a problem well before COVID. So we actually came out our entire portfolio came out just fine. Really no change on the long term front, but the short term is just skyrocketed.   Michael: I'm glad to hear it. I had a similar experience with the long terms and I was so thankful for it. So NACA continues. So Avery I'm curious and let me know if it's market dependent. And we can talk kind of market specifics, but I'm curious to know what type of property condo townhome apartment single family cabin do you target for your short term rentals?   Avery: I personally do only single families. Condos work really, really well in beach markets. Nothing wrong with condos. I just prefer single families. Condos don't work so well. In mountain markets. Typically, the tourists and mountain markets are more interested in staying in cabins. I don't I know a lot of people are kind of trying to get into the multifamily short term rental thing to me that's like, that's a hotel guys that's been already done. Like they're like, Oh, we're gonna do multifamily short term rentals. Nobody's ever done this before.   Michael: I'm a genius. Yeah.   Avery: So we stick to this to single families, we have Multis for it in our long term portfolio that we stick to single families mostly.   Michael: Okay, awesome. And so here's like a massive dichotomy between the long term in the short term market, in the long term, there's a price point for single family, which that's not going to cash flow, because you're rents just not going to keep up versus your long, you seem your short term. Does that occur? I mean, is there a spread at which Yeah, I'm just paying too much money for the purchase, that the rental income is not going to support it? Or does that not exist?   Avery: Yeah, sure, there's definitely a limit. But the thing about short terms is like it's, they're more difficult to analyze, because it's always a range of what a property will be able to do. Whereas in long term, it's like, this is the rent, this is going to be the rent all year. And unless you go in and get the property and do all this updates, that's what it's going to be we're short term, that's always kind of a range, because you know, a week, in the second week of February, you're gonna be making way less money than the second week of July. So it just kind of depends.   And then also, there's a range of the income that can make really just based on how you manage the property. So I mean, for example, even if two people own the exact same property right next door to each other long term rentals, they're making the same no matter what short term, even if they manage everything exactly the same. But one person has a two night minimum night stay, and the other person has a five night minimum night stay, the two night minimum night stay person is gonna make more money because they have less poles in their calendar that 1-2-3 and four days long. So even just little tweaks like that can make a difference. Although there there does come a point that like a two bedroom, the most a two bedroom is ever going to make is here. And if the purchase price is here, then it doesn't make sense. So you just have to get a lot of different data points for your analysis.   Michael: Yeah, makes total sense. And so to that end, how do you recommend folks evaluate the properties of potential income from an expense perspective? Because that's something I've seen is massively different than your long term as well. So what do you recommend to folks?   Avery: So I recommend there's a there's several different places you can get data for what for the short term rental performance air DNA is one of them, it's not perfect, it's decent, good enough. Rabbu is another one, Rabbu has some pretty good data. Price Labs, which is actually a pricing manager that you would buy, when you buy a short term rental, you get a subscription to this to help you price your property, it has a function called the market dashboards, which will give you a pretty good data on properties in that market. So I recommend getting data from two or three different sources.   And then as far as expenses and things like that. So in conjunction with looking at the number, numerical data, and the short term shop we read, we preach something called the enemy method, which is where you go in on Airbnb and VRBO. Zoom in on the neighborhood that you're interested in buying in and look at your enemies or your neighbors enemies just kind of tongue in cheek. But then there's a few things you're looking for when you do the enemy method. So a there there are things that the numbers in the data can't tell you like the intangible reasons that the properties are performing the way that they are.   So you're going in, you're looking for outliers, like you know, if you've got a four bedroom that you're looking at, and next door is like a four bedroom dump with terrible pictures, and the host never responds. So it's like way, way, way down on the search results and never get seen. Well that's going to drag the data down, you're going to be able to do better than that one obviously.   Or conversely, if next door is another four bedroom that is just like the craziest four bedroom anybody's ever seen. And it's like celebrities rolling in and out in there and you're like making they're charging a million bucks a night to get to meet these celebrities at your house. Well that's gonna drag the data the other direction. So you're looking for that you're also looking for what you your enemy's cleaning fees are because that's gonna be a big one for you.   And then the rest of it is very similar to as if you were purchasing the house for a primary home like in terms of internet costs, utility costs, things like that, I found that my maintenance costs in short term are less than in my long term rentals, they're more like 1% of my income. Just because you have a cleaner in there who's professionally cleaning two, sometimes three times a week, so nothing ever really falls into that much disrepair if your cleaner is doing their job and you know, letting you know, stuffs happening. Whereas my long terms, you know, they're doing God knows what in there all year, maybe two years, maybe three years, however long they say. And when they when they move out. i   Michael: That's when you find out about it.   Avery: Yeah, paint carpet cabinets, the whole thing.   Michael: Yeah. Okay, that makes a ton of sense. I want to shift gears a little bit here and talk about a topic that's very near and dear to my heart, which is insurance. And so how do you insure these things? Because it's this kind of unique thing that I feel like a lot of insurance companies really haven't wrap their heads around yet.   Avery: Yeah, so you definitely want to get short term rentals, specific Insurance Proper is the biggest name in that space. They're also the most expensive, but they do have pretty comprehensive coverage, like all the way down to covering loss income, if you get bedbugs. Um, some insurance companies are kind of catching on and adding short term rental riders that you can add on. You also want to or I recommend any way of getting a commercial umbrella policy, in addition to short term rental specific, just to make sure that you're totally covered. And I get this question a lot because Airbnb and VRBO do offer a million dollars worth of liability coverage, when you sign up with them. And a lot of people are like, do I need insurance? In addition to that, yes, 100,000% Do not rely only on what Airbnb and VRBO provide, because their goal is to not have to pay bat. So better to be over insured than under. So definitely make sure that you're getting STR specific and a commercial umbrella.   Michael: Okay. And so kind of in that vein, if someone's owning the short term rentals in their personal name, do you think an umbrella a commercial umbrella is still appropriate? Or could they just add it on to their maybe existing Personal Umbrella?   Avery: You could it just kind of depends on your entire financial picture. And really just kind of a number of things. So it's hard to answer. But I would recommend just everything you can get get it no better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it.   Michael: No, I'm right there with you. And it's one of those things like you're only gonna know how much you really needed after a loss or after a claim. And by then it's a little bit too late. So I'm with you. 100%. All right.   And then. So shifting gears here again, how do you purchase these things, and it's so perfect that you you own the mortgage shop. And so, because there are short term lenders out there, but I feel like they're kind of few and far between and if you start talking with your traditional lenders about I'm doing short term rentals, like I don't know, so what are some things that people should be looking for? And what are some products that the mortgage shop offers that people might be able to take advantage of.   Avery: So we have three main products that most people use, a lot of people use that 10% down vacation home loan, that's a conventional product, there are rules that you want to make sure that you are following in regards to doing that meaning you do have to use the property for I think it's about two weeks a year. You are there's nothing nothing out there prohibiting you from renting it on Airbnb and VRBO the rest of the year when you're not using it, but you you know, what you don't want to be doing is skirting the rules and like you know, trying to like syndicate with a bunch of people using 10% downs and like taking equity there and all that don't skirt the rules because you're going to get the product taken away from all of us.   Michael: Don't ruin it for everyone.   Avery: Yeah, if any has caught on to people abusing that for buying like I saw somebody in a Facebook group the other day that was like yeah, that second home loans awesome. I've got two on the same street as me that are both second homes and like that, there's none like they totally like lied, they had to have lied to their loan officer to even get that because one of the main things is it has to be there's not a specific mileage amount that it has to be away from your primary, but a lot of lenders use like 50 miles or 65 miles because it has to make sense you're clearly not vacationing and you so that part that's the kind of thing that will get it taken away from from everyone but if you want to buy a vacation home that you're gonna use for two weeks out of the year and rent it the rest of the year, you can totally do that for 10% down so a lot of people do that.   We also have a 15% down investment mortgage, let me sorry, investment mortgage investment loan that is also conventional. So if you just want to use this is a pure investment 15% down you don't have to worry about all the second home rules you can just do it that goes up to the jumbo limit which I think is like a 725 ish or 750 purchase price on Have a look. And then the biggest one that people have been using lately, is what's called a DSCR loan. So that's a debt service coverage ratio loan, it's kind of a mix between a portfolio and a commercial loan. So it's not conventional. So the interest rates going to be a little bit higher, it is 20% down, but you can close it right in your LLC, it doesn't take into account any of your income or debt or debt to income ratio, all that it counts on to qualify is will the property make the same amount as what the mortgage payment will be on a one to one ratio.   So if the mortgage payment is 2000 bucks a month, all we need to see is that the property will make 2000 bucks a month in income, and then you qualify. So that's a really, really great one, especially for people who maybe have switched from w two income to 1099 income. And they don't have two years to show yet. Or maybe you're out of conventional lows, because you can only have 10. Or maybe you have the downpayment, but your debt to income is a little wonky. So a lot of people are using that DSCR loan just because you can drop it right in your LLC, you can have unlimited finance properties, and it's just a lot easier to deal with and not having to qualify based on your own income.   Michael: Yeah, that's amazing. And so when you say a one to one ratio for the mortgage payment, are you talking principal interest, taxes and insurance as your mortgage payment are truly just principal and interest?   Avery: Principal interest taxes in an insurance? So, um, the way that it works? Like I mean, you wouldn't be buying a property that wouldn't make at the very least, that each month,   Michael: I should hope not,   Avery: Because it's not a good investment. So I've actually had never seen one not go through unless you're buying a really weird remote area where no one has ever short term or long term rented before, then that would be probably a gray area, but in the big vacation markets and Metro markets and things like that. I've never seen one not, you know, not go through.   Michael: Awesome. What a cool product. That's great. And Avery, I'm curious to know, from your experience, where do you most new short term investors go wrong? Where do you where do you seeing them then botch themselves?   Avery: Analysis paralysis, just like anything just like any asset class, all real estate investing? The number one thing that stops people from getting started is analysis, paralysis, and short term is no different.   Michael: Oh, that's great. That's great. And so I'm just curious to know, as well, you mentioned some of the markets that you're currently investing in, and you've got investors and both personal properties. Where is the new hot place.   Avery: Um, so our newest market that we've opened an office in that I'm really excited about, probably the next place that I'm going to buy a short term rental, probably next year is the Crystal Beach, Texas market. It's right, right next door to Galveston, and the returns there are actually higher than the Smokies, which up until now has been our highest return market. It's also one of the most expensive markets, you know, in the Smokies, it's going to be a million dollars for a five bedroom maybe a little bit more. And to get a beach front or like second to your back beach property, you can get a five bedroom like a nice, pretty new five bedroom new construction for like the 700 range.   Michael: Wow.   Avery: So and make almost the same income as the Smokies. So don't quote me on that it's a case by case basis, obviously. But across the board the returns, they're really, really exciting.   Michael: Oh, that's amazing. And when you say returns are high, what are we talking in terms of percentage cash on cash?   Avery: So it depends on what kind of loan you do. Because obviously, if you do a 10%, down vacation how long your cash on cash can be twice the amount of what it would be, if it's 20%. But I mean, you're looking at 30%, like without issue. So depending it depends on what kind of loan you get. But even with a 20% down, like you're looking at some at least 20% cash on cash. So really, really good.   Michael: Oh, that's an that's amazing. That's amazing. So I'm curious to know, too, and I don't want you to give away the secret sauce that that's included in the book, but what are some things that people should be aware of with regard to professional management versus self management.   Avery: So this is something that I I talk about a lot so and and this is not an across the board thing. I 100,000% have managers for my long term. So it's a different game, we're talking about short terms, exclusively here. So um, if you are someone who is trying to use the income from short term rentals to really Bootstrap and boost that income and buy more properties faster, a traditional style property management company is probably not going to be the partner to help you get there.   Managing one short term rental is really only going to take you about 30 minutes per week. And it's not going to be all at once. It's going to be like I'm responding to a notification here responding to notification there. It's really like answering a few text messages a week. You might have to pick up the phone and call a plumber sometimes but it's really not anything, it's not any significant amount of work.   I have eight. And so to give you some perspective, so the traditional Property Management split and short term rental is average 25%. It was actually 40% When I started, but a lot of self managers and stuff have kind of brought, you know, people have had to lower their rates to stay competitive. But even if I had had a 25% manager this year, my properties are on track to hit an $800,000 Gross this year. So if I paid somebody 20% 25% of that, that's $200,000. This year that's like upper management level salary, to do something that I can do straight from my phone, like, is it work? Yes, but it's very easy work considering the $200,000 that I would be paying someone else to do that for me.   So when you look at it that way, it really makes a lot of sense. Once you get to probably about 10 properties, you might want to hire a virtual assistant to kind of help with things. But the way technology is now with channel managers and pricing managers, almost everything is automated, a lot of the things that were not automated when we started are now automated. So there's really no reason why I mean, really, anyone can self manage if they want to.   Michael: That's incredible. Nicely done. Nicely done. Avery, before I let you go here, I want to talk about your book, short term rental long term wealth, what should people expect to find in it when they pick it up?   Avery: So you will find the first half of the book is about how to choose a market, how to analyze a property, how to find the team in that market to help you so agent, mortgage broker, all those people. And then the second half of the book is actually about how to self manage remotely so that you can keep at potentially $200,000 a year to get yourself started so that you can then grow your wealth through short term rental investing.   Michael: Amazing. And people can pick that up on BiggerPockets calm as well as amazon.com.   Avery: Yes, so right now it's on bigger pockets, calm slash STR book, and you can pre order it on Amazon, it will ship November 14. It is also available on Audible right now.   Michael: Amazing. And if people want to take advantage of the short term rental shop, or the mortgage shop, what's the best way for them to get a hold of you and your companies.   Avery: So you want to go to the shorttermshop.com There's a little box in the middle of the page that says schedule a consultation, hit that button. That's the best way to get started with us. And then for the mortgage shop you want to go to www.mortgageshop.co   Michael: Amazing. Every This has been so much fun. So eye opening any final thoughts for folks before I let you out of here?   Avery: I think we've pretty much covered it. Thank you so much for having me.   Michael: Awesome. Well take care and we'll talk soon I'm sure. Thank you alrighty everybody, that was our episode a big big big, big big thank you to Avery This was so much fun. I learned a ton. If you're interested in short term rentals, I definitely recommend picking up Avery's book as well as going back to this episode and giving it another listen. As always, thank you so much for listening, watching, and we look forward to seeing the next one. Happy investing

Fishing from the shore on the Bolivar Peninsula, how hard can it be? All you need is a fishing rod and a few minnows, right? Wrong.As it turns out, surf fishing for big game fish like shark, redfish (or bull reds), black drum, stingray, Spanish mackerel is a bit more complicated. Cody Davis, owner and a guide with Green Tide Surf Fishing, based in Crystal Beach, Texas shares a bit about the ins and outs, as well as the excitement, of surf fishing.In this episode, we discuss:The craft of surf fishing and technology advancements that have changed the shortSkills neededSeasonality in the Bolivar PeninsulaBait strategyRecent record-setting shark catchesProject Keep. Release.Interested in exploring surf fishing in the gulf, learn more about Green Tide Surf Fishing.Green Tide Surf Fishing websiteFollow on Instagram @greentidesf FacebookPartsVu is here to support all of your boating needs. Customers particularly like our Yamaha outboard service kits, Mercury outboard service kits, and Mercruiser service kits.   Use coupon code PVTALKSBOATING for free shipping for your next www.partsvu.com order.Follow PartsVu on Facebook and Instagram (@partsvu4u)

It's no secret that, since opening early in 2020, Casa Hugo has quickly become a favorite dinner spot for tourists and locals alike. But its owner and operator, David Bergeron, has faced many challenges and shutdowns due to the public health crisis. David joins me to talk about his vision for Casa Hugo and the future of Crystal Beach. Welcome…00:00. Win $50 to Lucky Stryx…00:59. Local Headlines…01:45. Hot New Listing…03:17. Fort Erie Q&A…04:01. David Bergeron…04:57. Community Events…12:37. Get the show notes (and links) here: https://buywithbrent.ca/s04e06

Who doesn't love milkshakes, hot dogs, and gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches? In this episode, I speak with Shane Therrien, better known as Big Pappi, about the success he's found serving up delicious comfort food on Derby Road in Crystal Beach. Welcome…00:00. Win $50 to Lucky Stryx…00:34. Local Headlines…01:21. Hot New Listing…02:19. Fort Erie Job Leads…03:30. Shane Therrien…05:07. Community Events…12:49. Get the show notes (and links) here: https://buywithbrent.ca/s04e02

Opening dates are in the air for many projects that have been years in the making. Chris and DJ discuss novel ideas, fun happenings, and a wild ride from the past. 

A sincere interview with Elle McFearsin honouring beautiful Holly Ellsworth-Clark and her new album Deep Bight!On January 11, 2020, Holly Ellsworth-Clark vanished. The circumstances around her disappearance were convoluted and worrisome as she had called her parents the day before and told them she had spent the night running through the forest from two men. This unnerving revelation and the days leading to weeks, created an organized chaos that began the search for Holly. Over the coming months, her father Dave and her friend Elle took on the role of being the public face for a search that spanned not only the nation, but internationally as well. From ground searches to utilizing social media to live interviews, this unlikely duo and masses of volunteers did everything they could to bring Holly home.Unfortunately, Holly was found deceased on September 8, 2020 in the Hamilton harbour, a mere mile from where she was last seen. This gut wrenching outcome was horrific for all parties involved as the search for Holly was something from a blockbuster movie and unbelievable at the best of times. "We would like to thank the media, Hamilton Police and everyone who helped us look for our girl. We will forever be thankful and grateful for your generosity and desire to bring Holly home" says Elle.The sadest news was when I found out that beautiful Holly was located deceased. She was only 27 years old. I interviewed Holy’s dad Dave Clark and Elle McFearsin on May 28th, 2020 for season 1, episode 7. This was titled “Hamilton Police Service Missing Person Holly Ellsworth-Clark”, you can listen to the episode here; https://www.buzzsprout.com/1004203/3956783-hamilton-police-service-missing-person-holly-ellsworth-clarkI really felt deep in my heart she was going to be found alive, that is what I was hoping for. My heart hurts for Holly, her family, Elle, and all who loved her. I wanted to honour her and speak with Elle. This sentimental interview will forever be Cherished in my heart. It is real and from Elle's heart. I just love the song "Ease Up” which is 3.56 seconds of amazing lyrics & music. We ended the interview with this cool song. I like to sit back and listen to these lyrics as I smile and hope Holly knows the huge impact she has had on this world. Happy Heavenly Birthday Holly Clark, your MUSIC will forever live on! ~ Diana TrepkovTo purchase her album, pls click on this link! https://hollyclark.bandcamp.com/album/deep-bight-holly-clark-live-at-crystal-beach?fbclid=IwAR29cTRrKT3RUprLpwa-ZUgGgANR20VddjX5VrY6wu-0P7WyuaBQ3SlUjrA

Keith McTague and his wife, Ashlynn Ross, are partners not only in life, but business, as the co-founders of Planks Canada on Derby Road. The brand found immediate success in Crystal Beach with both tourists and local residents alike. Keith shares the value of shopping local (especially during a pandemic) as well as his love for the area and community. Also, joining me by phone is Jake Allemang, owner of MSNR Plumbing, with some tips on preparing your home for winter. Welcome…00:00. Movember…00:52. Local Headlines…01:35. Hot New Listing…02:36. Fort Erie Q&A…03:08. Keith McTague…04:09. Jake Allemang…11:49. Community Events…13:06. Get the show notes (and links) here: https://buywithbrent.ca/s03e04

So, is it supposed to be said as three-thirty-five or three-three-five? Find out on this episode with Jenn Wilkinson, owner of 335 on the Ridge and The Kitchen at 335, as she reflects both on growing up in Crystal Beach and the origins of her popular Ridgeway restaurant brands. Also, find out which famous celebrity she is most often mistaken for. Welcome…00:00. Local Headlines…00:46. Hot New Listing…02:31. Fort Erie Q&A…03:10. Jenn Wilkinson…04:21. Market Update…11:50. Community Events…13:35. Get the show notes (and links) here: https://buywithbrent.ca/s03e02

My memories of when my family would go to Crystal Beach and all the fun we had. I still love it to this day. I am a beach person.

Voted by listeners as their favorite guest of season one, Phil Smith joins me for a second time on The Fort Erie Podcast. We discuss what's new and exciting at his restaurant, South Coast Cookhouse, as well as the state of various developments throughout Crystal Beach. Welcome…00:00. Health Heroes…00:58. Local Headlines…02:31. Fort Erie Q&A…03:50. Phil Smith…05:00. Real Estate Tip…12:51. Get the show notes (and links) here: https://buywithbrent.ca/s02e09

This week Zach (Ben had to work) and Nikki the Coastergoth talk about Indiana Beach and Fantasy Island’s closure, Robb Alvey vs the GAP, SeaWorld’s troubles and much more! Check out Nikki the Coastergoth here: https://coastergoth.blogspot.com/ or on the socials @Coastergoth Please leave a 5-star rating and review and subscribe on whatever app you’re using to listen to Your Favorite Coaster Sucks Find and contact us here: Text/Voicemail (312) 572-9552 Instagram @YourFavoriteCoasterSucks Twitter @YFCS_pod www.facebook.com/UrFavCoasterSux www.yourfavoritecoastersucks.tumblr.com We have shirts and sweatshirts available now with 2 designs in several colors and mad cheap https://www.amazon.com/s?rh=n%3A7141123011%2Cp_4%3AYour+Favorite+Coaster+Sucks&ref=bl_sl_s_ap_web_7141123011 If you enjoy the show please consider throwing us a buck or two www.patreon.com/yourfavoritecoastersucks Please consider doing your eBay shopping through our referral link to help support the show http://tinyurl.com/yfcsebay Since you’re listening to this podcast, give Stitcher Premium a try, by using the promo code “Coaster” at checkout on https://www.stitcherpremium.com/ to receive a free month. Links for news stories: -Indiana Beach is closing after 94 years in operation https://www.wthitv.com/content/news/Indiana-Beach-closes-after-nearly-a-century--567981231.html -Kennywood’s general manager stepped down https://www.wtae.com/article/kennywood-parks-general-manager-steps-down/30835420 -SeaWorld will no longer allow trainers to ride dolphins https://www.cbsnews.com/news/seaworld-trainers-will-no-longer-ride-dolphins-at-theme-parks-and-peta-claims-win/ -Margaritaville amusement park owes $5 million in unpaid bills https://www.sunherald.com/news/business/article240093053.html -SeaWorld will have to pay out $65 million over claims they misled investors over the effect of blackfish https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/business/tourism/story/2020-02-11/seaworld-to-pay-65m-to-settle-claims-it-deceived-investors-about-blackfish-effect -Universal will hold its own D23 style expo https://www.orlandoweekly.com/Blogs/archives/2020/02/10/universal-announces-its-own-d23-style-expo-but-like-disney-still-shows-no-love-for-orlando -Six Flags allegedly misled investors about problems with their China projects https://news.bloomberglaw.com/class-action/six-flags-allegedly-misled-investors-about-china-parks-problems -A classic monsters land is going to be a part of Universal’s Epic Universe https://nerdist.com/article/classic-monsters-universal-theme-park/

You might know Phil Smith as the owner of South Coast Cookhouse. You might also know him as a realtor who, at the age of eighteen, won his first residential listings by mowing lawns in Crystal Beach. What you might not know is that he is also a Crystal Beach BIA board member. In this season finale episode of The Fort Erie Podcast, Phil shares his optimism for the future of Crystal Beach and the Town of Fort Erie as a whole. Win $50…starts at 00:00. Hot New Listings…starts at 01:55. Interview…starts at 03:29. Community Events…starts at 10:52. Get the show notes (and links) here: https://buywithbrent.ca/s01e10 Take the season one survey here: https://forms.gle/yJz1CiZz32d7VF197

Join me, Brent Jones, on October 8, 2019 for the first official episode of The Fort Erie Podcast. Episodes will be bite-sized (under fifteen minutes) and published every Tuesday, highlighting upcoming community events, real estate tips, local news, and interviews with business and community leaders spanning Fort Erie, Ridgeway, Crystal Beach, and Stevensville. Subscribe now to be notified when new episodes are available. Get the show notes (and links) here: https://buywithbrent.ca/s01e00

In this rare, unedited episode, the Dads are live on vacation in their secret attic clubhouse. Learn about their first family vacation in sunny Crystal Beach!

Crystal Beach is the swingingest spot for teens in town but when bodies start washing ashore it's up to the town's most popular couple to solve the case.

It's time to continue our Mythbusters series. Today Pastor Brad tackles the Myth that God Can't Forgive Me! Pastor's Notes: 1 John 1:5-9 NKJV5 This is the message which we have heard from Him and declare to you, that God is light and in Him is no darkness at all. 6 If we say that we have fellowship with Him, and walk in darkness, we lie and do not practice the truth. 7 But if we walk in the light as He is in the light, we have fellowship with one another, and the blood of Jesus Christ His Son cleanses us from all sin.8 If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us. 9 If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. 10 If we say that we have not sinned, we make Him a liar, and His word is not in us. INTRODUCTIONGood morning, everybody! I am so glad to be back in the house today. Blonnie and I were able to spend some much needed time with her parents, and we appreciate all of you being so very supportive as we have went through this. This morning is Friend Day, and we want to make sure you come out to Crystal Beach at 4 pm and bring your folding chair with you. Today, I want to continue my Mythbusters series with a message entitled “God Can’t Forgive Me”. In today’s message, we will be looking at the believer, sin, and God’s attitude about it. ILLUSTRATIONWhy did I choose this title for this message? Because it’s something I have heard often. Whether it be……A soldier who had to kill someone in dutyA woman who regretted an abortionA man who cheated on his spouseA drunk driver who killed a whole family ….. and the list could go on and on. I have heard non Christians use this as an excuse not to come to Christ, and I have also heard believers use this verse to walk in condemnation and shame. What I want to share with you today is that if you have a past, no matter what it is, there is forgiveness!Jesus not only wants to forgive you, but He died so that He could! His mercy and grace is so deep. That’s called “Good News”. TRANSITIONYet, what should our attitude as believers be toward sin? Sin is simply “missing the mark” and falling short of God’s standard.In our passage, we are going to see God’s instruction and attitude concerning sin. BACKGROUNDIn our passage, 1 John was traditionally thought to be written by John the evangelist, son of Zebedee, and disciple of Jesus. His purpose in writing is revealed in the first few verses as he is encouraging the believers not to walk in sin. Sounds like a true evangelist, doesn't it? 1 John is addressing a heretical belief that was present in that day that basically said that because our spirit is saved and made new, but our salvation doesn't really affect our body. So in retrospect, this teaching sounded something like this: “I am saved, so my sin really doesn’t matter!” Unfortunately this teaching and thought has popped back up in the church again through something I call the ‘hyper grace movement”. John addresses this head on as he extends the heart of God towards forgiveness, but also reveals the truth about willful sin. Let’s look at our text and see exactly what He says. APPLICATION1. God is Holy (vs. 5)“God is light” reveals to us His nature. He is absolutely pure. There abides no darkness in Him. Children should always look like their parents. Their primary DNA comes from the father.      2. Our Walk Matters (vs. 6-7)Walking in Darkness: Many professing “Christians” say they are born again, but they have the same patterns as the world. TheyGet drunkDo drugsLook at pornSleep aroundCheat on their taxesCuss like a sailorETCThat list could go on and on!NOTE: I even saw a t shirt one time that said “I love Jesus but I cuss a little.” I’m sorry folks, but we are called to be different! I know it might be unpopular. I know you might get offended. I know you might not come back, but I’t not gonna let you sit up in this church week after week calling yourself a Christian and you are LIVING in open sin with no repentance. I’m telling you today you need to GET RIGHT WITH GOD!I hear you: Now now pastor. No one is perfect. We all sin. That is true. our verse even deals with that. Yet, there’s a difference between being SINLESS and SINFUL. Sinless = We all can and do mess up, but we are convicted, repent, and change. You have a heart forward God and a negative attitude toward sin. If you mess up, it should bother you. Sinful = Jesus loves me anyways and I’m just going to keep on doing it. That’s what people are saying today. I’m saved. I’m delivered. Grace has me covered all the way. Past, present, and even in the future!Sadly, the prophet Jeremiah dealt with this in his day as false prophets were enticing the children of Israel to forsake God’s ways. Look at the working of this passage:Jeremiah 7:8-11 NKJV8 “Behold, you trust in lying words that cannot profit. 9 Will you steal, murder, commit adultery, swear falsely, burn incense to Baal, and walk after other gods whom you do not know, 10 and then come and stand before Me in this house which is called by My name, and say, ‘We are delivered to do all these abominations’? 11 Has this house, which is called by My name, become a den of thieves in your eyes? Behold, I, even I, have seen it,” says the Lord.Notice he said they mentioned they had been “delivered" to do those things. No my friend! God’s grace is not an license to keep on sinning. You are deceived and don’t really know Him. Walk In The Light: When we are walking, that denotes action. When we are walking with Jesus, His grace and His mercy redeem us when we mess up, not if. We are not a perfect people! But we must walk with Jesus to receive that forgiveness! 3. The Blood Is Enough (vs. 9)If we confess: That means we have to stop acting like the issue isn't there. If it’s a problem, you need to confess it. Get that sinfulness out of the dark and over into the light. - If we do that, He is faithful to forgive and cleanse, no matter how dark or dirty it may be. 4. We All Need Grace (vs. 10)We have all missed it. Not a person in this room is perfect. The only difference is there are those who are openly living in sin and thing they are ok. They are not. Then, there are those who know God is merciful. God can forgive you. CONCLUSION He doesn't want to just forgive you, He wants you to break free. Many are quick to justify sin by quoting the words of Christ when He said in John 8:7 “He that is without sin, let him cast the first stone.” Yet, the forget the part after that in verse 11 where He said “ Neither do I condemn you, now go and SIN NO MORE. When Jesus forgives us, He doesn't do so for us to stay in the same nasty mess we were in. He wants us to break free. There’s grace and breakthrough for you today if you’re willing to receive it.

Hello ModernJeepers, welcome to Episode Number 18 of The ModernJeeper Show… the show about Jeeps, Jeeping and Jeepers.This week is another Random episode as Mr. ModernJeeper, Corey Osborne, and Metalcloak's Matson Breakey catch up after a couple weeks of whirlwind activities and events and just plain busyness.Corey and Matson discuss the ongoing challenges caused by the weather, the latest in the off road merger & acquisition game, what’s special about Ford’s new Bronco, how FCA is making history in Detroit, why Matson is fascinated by Formula 1, paying our respects to Nikki Lauda, the world of smog regulation in California, the tragedy of Crystal Beach, why “don’t be stupid” needs to be on everyone’s bumper sticker, why Tillamook must be on your bucket list, the one meal to have if you visit the Tillamook Creamery, and how ModernJeeper is supporting off road clubs.Of course we have another great Tech Tip of the week on one of the most important components of your Suspension System… Jam Nuts… why they are important, and why you need to pay attention to them.As always, ModernJeeper is extremely grateful to our supporters including Warn Winches, Raceline Wheels, Bestop, Milestar Tires, Rugged Radios and, of course, Metalcloak.So, sit back, relax with a cold one, and enjoy Episode number 18 of The ModernJeeper Show…Helpful Links...Pellet StoveGo ToplessCrystal Beach, TXMoab, UTSennaFormula 1Truck HeroUnlimited Off-Road ShowDaystarPRP SeatsJeep Plant - DetroitNew Ford BroncoJam NutBantam Jeep FestivalNJ Jeep InvasionTillamook, ORPolaris IndustriesPrivate Equity FirmHPS Silicone hosesDirt Riot RacingNiki LaudaRubicon TrailModernJeeperAdventures.com

I hope you enjoy this gorgeous aerial tour of everything our area has to offer, from Crystal Beach in Destin all the way to Rosemary Beach on East 30 A. It’s easy to see why people love Northwest Florida’s Gulf Coast. The clarity of our water, the white sandy beaches, and the southern charm make this place incredibly special. I was born and raised here and there is truly no place like home.

Enjoy this aerial tour of Crystal Beach and Scenic Highway 98 in Destin, Florida. Crystal Beach is one of my absolute favorite locations along our coast—it’s a charming coastal town that really takes on a Nantucket feel. It’s low-density and welcoming to pedestrian, bicycle, and golf cart traffic all along Scenic Highway 98. What’s more is that you’re centrally located just south of the Destin Commons, one of the biggest hotspots for shopping and entertainment in the Destin area. For the complete aerial tour of this scenic coastal destination, watch this short video. For more great videos like this, subscribe to my YouTube channel.

Who killed Bridgette Gearen? The 28-year-old mother was found murdered on Crystal Beach not far from Galveston, Texas. It was the summer of 2007. We follow the investigation into Bridgette's mysterious death and shed light on the new progress investigators say they're making to track down her killer.

Episode 6!! Hey guys it's a brand new episode and we hope you enjoy it! Hannah brings you the double murder of two young kids via psycho Jason Massey in Telico, and Cassie brings you the rape and beating of a young mother, Bridgett Gearen in Crystal Beach. 

Episode 190: I thought I wanted to be a drama teacher Ashley and Anastasia both graduated with Drama in Education degrees. They both wanted to teach. And then… they didn't. Listen to their journey and learn how they found a way incorporate drama and education into their lives outside the classroom. Show Notes Down the Rabbit Hole Theatre Company Episode Transcript Welcome to the Drama Teacher Podcast brought to you by Theatrefolk – the Drama Teacher Resource Company. I'm Lindsay Price. Hello! I hope you're well. Thanks for listening! This is Episode 190 and you can find any links to this episode in the show notes which are at Theatrefolk.com/episode190 – otherwise known as 190. Oh, my goodness! What was that, eh? 190. Anyway, I know some of you out there knew you wanted to be a teacher from an early age. And then, you became a teacher and you loved being a teacher, right? And I know some of you didn't know you wanted to be a teacher but you found a passion for teaching and you can't think of doing anything else. But I know there were some of you who thought teaching was your dream job until it wasn't, right? That's what happened to our guests today – that's right, I said “guests” – plural, because we've got a two-for-one special. Our guests have had an interesting journey with drama and education and it's a good one to share. What do you do when the classroom just isn't for you but you still know you're an educator and you still want to find a way to combine drama and education? What a great question! Let's find out, shall we? LINDSAY: Hello everybody! We have speciality – specialty? We have specialness – that's not a word either – on the podcast today because we have two guests. We have two guests for the price of one. Let me just say hello to who we have. We have Ashley. Hello, Ashley! ASHLEY: Hey there! LINDSAY: And we have Anastasia. Hello, Anastasia! ANASTASIA: Hello! LINDSAY: And so, this one's really fascinating because this one could have been done in person because we're in the same area which is why this podcast came about. One of you is in Fort Erie. ANASTASIA: Yes, that's Anastasia. LINDSAY: Ah, I had a 50 percent chance! ANASTASIA: Yeah. LINDSAY: She's in Fort Erie which is the town – well, not the town, the biggish town – that is close to where I am in Crystal Beach. Can you see Buffalo from your window? ANASTASIA: I actually can from our bedroom window. LINDSAY: There we go. And Ashley is in Saint Catharines which is a biggish city just a little way down the ways. So, thank you very much for coming on the podcast today! ANASTASIA: Yeah! ASHLEY: Absolutely. We're very excited. ANASTASIA: Yeah, our pleasure. LINDSAY: What is really interesting to me – and I think that is going to be interesting to our listeners – is that both of you seem to have had a starting point with your careers in educational theatre which is not where you are now. You sort of have had an interesting journey. ASHLEY: Yeah, right! It is that way, yeah! LINDSAY: Both of you have degrees in drama and education. ANASTASIA: We both do, yes. LINDSAY: Cool. So, what I'd like to start off with is what made you want to take that path? Why did drama and education speak to both of you? ANASTASIA: Absolutely. Okay, I will start. I'm Anastasia and, since I was at a young age, I was always introduced to different elements of theatre by my family. My family's big theatre advocates. I fell in love with musicals early on and I performed in a lot of community theatre productions, local productions, as well as the school. So, I got involved very heavily at an early age. And then, I went through to university – focusing in the teaching world, actually, and not in drama and education specifically, but in child and new studies – and I did two years at Brock University. And then, I was in the middle of university and I thought,

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Alan is joined by Victoria Wolcott, Chair and Professor of History at University at Buffalo, SUNY to discuss the history of race relations in amusement parks, pools, and other areas of recreation in the United States. Check out her book 'Race, Riots, and Rollercoasters' available on Amazon in paperback and Kindle.

Rx019 Guest DJ/Producer: Livewire Origin: Miami, Florida Genre Styles: Breakbeat, House https://www.facebook.com/pages/Livewire/352437134961212 Michael Trahan, born in Oceanside, CA in 1982, raised in Beaumont, TX and now currently living in Miami, FL since 2005. Michael grew up listening to 80s and 90s Rock and Hip Hop and then in 1998, he discovered EDM. All thanks to "Confusion" by New Order in the movie Blade. It opened up a whole new world of music for him. While his interest in the scene started with just dancing to amazing music, it was not long before he decided he wanted to be a DJ. In late 2000, Mike met Michael Williams, a local House DJ. Michael expressed to him his increasing love for EDM and his interest in learning how to DJ. Mike then invited him to his house. He started with Trance, but then shortly discovered UK Hardhouse. The genre was fairly new, but having the same energy that he would get from Rock, it quickly grabbed a hold. Mixing with this energy is why he decided that his DJ name would be Livewire. Michael’s mixing started standing out and it showed playing in Beaumont, Houston, Austin, McFadden Beach, Crystal Beach, TX and Lake Charles, LA.