Podcast appearances and mentions of Crystal River

On today's newscast: Site prep for the controversial Lift One Corridor project in Aspen will likely start this summer; a decades-long push to protect the Crystal River gains new urgency — and faces new hurdles — at the federal level; and Colorado lawmakers are racing the clock to pass major bills before the legislative session ends, including a key change to labor law. Tune in for these stories and more.

Hey ladies, it's Gina! In this episode of Revitalized Womanhood, we're getting real about something that's tough but so dang powerful—forgiveness. And I don't just mean forgiving other people (though that's part of it). I'm talking about the kind of forgiveness we need to give ourselves too—the kind that frees us from carrying around anger, guilt, and all that heavy stuff we don't need. I'm walking you through my five favorite ways to actually embrace forgiveness in your life—starting with giving yourself some grace. We'll talk about how to reframe forgiveness as a gift (because it really is), why you don't need to “fix” everything to move forward, and how tiny steps can make a huge difference. Oh, and don't worry—I'm not leaving you hanging without some encouragement on how to surround yourself with people who lift you up. So grab your coffee (or your walk shoes), and let's chat. Forgiveness isn't a one-and-done thing—it's a daily choice. And it's one that gives you the power back. Let's go rewrite that story together. Connect with the Revitalized Womanhood today! https://revitalizedwomanhood.com/ CHAPTERS: 00:00 Welcome to Revitalized Womanhood 01:05 On the Road in Crystal River, Florida 02:26 Monthly Topic: Embracing Forgiveness 03:03 Understanding Beliefs and Trauma 05:25 The Power of Forgiveness 06:35 Five Best Practices for Forgiveness 06:59 Hack 1: Reframe Forgiveness as a Gift 08:21 Hack 2: Focus on Understanding, Not Fixing 12:18 Hack 3: Start with Yourself 14:11 Hack 4: Break Down the Process 16:54 Hack 5: Surround Yourself with Uplifting Influences 18:19 Final Thoughts on Forgiveness

Diese Folge ist auch als Ocean Talk erschienen. Ihr könnt sie euch hier ansehen: https://www.helden-der-meere.com/ocean-talk/In Ocean Talk Folge 9 begrüßen wir Ulf Marquart – Autor, Regisseur, Unterwasserfilmer und absoluter Tierfilm-Veteran. Er hat Gags für die „Harald Schmidt Show“ geschrieben, Fragen für Quizshows geliefert – und filmt heute Walhaie auf den Philippinen, Seekühe in Florida und bewegende Waleinsätze in Kanada.Ulf erzählt von seinen Begegnungen mit sanften Seekühen in den Quellen von Crystal River, der Rettung des kleinen Hamilton 

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On today's newscast: Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet's new bill is proposing new wilderness lands in the Roaring Fork and Crystal River valleys; Carbondale's longest-running community event is coming up this weekend with the 115th annual Potato Days; the man charged with arson in the Alexander Mountain Fire this summer was found with fire-starting materials in his home and thousands of rounds of ammunition; and more.

Ever wondered what makes Florida manatees so fascinating? On this episode of Protect Species, we promise you'll gain incredible insights into these gentle giants and the crucial conservation efforts that keep them safe. Join Monni Böhm and Justin Birkhoff, as we share a lighthearted chat about the surprising similarities between manatees and humans, before diving into an engaging conversation with our esteemed guests, Craig Miller from the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens, and Nadia Lentz from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. Hear Nadia's inspiring journey from zoo work to becoming an assistant research scientist, and Craig's dedication to overseeing the manatee critical care facility.Discover the origins of a remarkable manatee rescue and rehabilitation initiative that started at a northern Florida zoo in 2006 and has grown significantly since then. Learn about the establishment of a critical care facility in 2017 and the essential role of the Manatee Rescue and Rehabilitation Partnership in collaboration with the FWC. We'll explore the biology and challenges faced by manatees—such as their need for warm water and susceptibility to cold stress—and the teamwork and equipment involved in their rescues.Our conversation also delves into ongoing efforts to mitigate the impacts of harmful chemicals on manatees, particularly in Duval County. We discuss current initiatives like replanting and upgrading septic systems to city sewers, and highlight ethical and sustainable spots to view manatees, like Crystal River and Blue Spring. Aspiring wildlife conservationists will find valuable advice on volunteering, interning, and pursuing specialized education programs. Links: Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation CommissionJacksonville Zoo and Gardens Jacksonville Manatee Rescue and Rehab National Wildlife Federation - Manatees

Send us your Florida questions!Who loves a good dive bar? Rick and Cathy do. This week they chat about their favorites — send them yours!Whiskey Lou's in Orlando's Milk DistrictThe Emerald in downtown St. PeteTony's Liquors in Winter GardenWally's on Mill in OrlandoJoannie's Blue Crab in OchopeeLast Chance Saloon in Florida CityMahuffer's on Indian ShoresThe Palace Saloon in FernandinaFlora-Bama BarBurton's in Thornton ParkLinks We MentionedKnuckleheads with a boat in Crystal River (please drink responsibly!)Lucky ColeList of "dive" bars in Florida (but not really)Support the Show.Support the podcast! For $5/month, you get premium Florida Keys history and travel tips with Brad Bertelli and Cathy Salustri.Subscribe to The Florida Spectacular newsletter, and keep up with Cathy's travels at greatfloridaroadtrip.com. Find her on social media: Facebook.com/SalustriCathy; Twitter/IG: @CathySalustri Question or comment? Email: cathy@floridaspectacular.com. Free, weekly episodes of "The Florida Spectacular" are co-hosted by Rick Kilby.Get Rick's books at rickkilby.com/ and http://studiohourglass.blogspot.com/. Connect: Facebook.com/floridasfountainofyouth, Twitter (@oldfla), and IG (@ricklebee).Premium, biweekly episodes of "The Florida Keys" Spectacular are co-hosted by Brad Bertelli. Find Brad's column in The Keys Weekly newspaper, ch...

In this episode of the Just Schools Podcast, Jon Eckert interviews Joel Satterly, head of school at Westminster Academy in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The discussion covers Joel's diverse career journey, from teaching in an inner-city middle school in Lexington, Kentucky, to leading various Christian schools across the United States. Joel emphasizes the importance of integrating academic rigor with faith formation, highlighting Westminster Academy's commitment to this philosophy since its founding. Additionally, the conversation explores the unique cultural diversity of Fort Lauderdale and how Westminster Academy reflects and benefits from this diversity. Joel notes the school's commitment to maintaining a size that allows for individualized attention and the significance of understanding and supporting each student as an individual. The Just Schools Podcast is brought to you by the Baylor Center for School Leadership. Each week, we'll talk to catalytic educators who are doing amazing work. Be encouraged. Books Mentioned: Leadership by Henry Kissinger Connect with us: Baylor MA in School Leadership Jon Eckert LinkedIn Twitter: @eckertjon Center for School Leadership at Baylor University: @baylorcsl       Transcript: Jon: Welcome back to Just Schools. Today we're here with Joel Satterly, head of school at Westminster Academy in Florida. Joel, great to have you with us. Joel Satterly: Thanks, Jon. Great to be here. Jon: Now, you've had quite an interesting career, so if you could just give us a quick travel through your career that got you to Westminster, that'd be a great place for us to start. Joel Satterly: Sure. Maybe I'm a little unique in there's some guys and women in this industry that have military background, which I do, but also have an MBA. Which is kind of interesting, and a theological doctorate of ministry. That from an educational side, it's kind of an interesting mix. My professional journey, I started like a lot of people teaching in a public school. I was in an inner city middle school in my hometown of Lexington, Kentucky. My job was to convince seventh graders who were poverty-stricken, that ancient world history mattered to their life, which was a great learning lab and I learned a ton. And through a whole series of events, wound up leaving that position and going to a growing Christian school, Lexington Christian Academy, where I taught and then moved into administration both at the junior high and high school level. And in 1999, I took my first head of school position in Rock Hill, South Carolina. I journeyed from Rock Hill to rural central Florida, a little place called Crystal River where the manatees live- Jon: Wow, nice. Joel Satterly: ...at a PCA church school there. A short stint outside Atlanta for a couple of years in another PCA church setting, and then up to Chicago where actually I think we met, Jon. Jon: That's right. Joel Satterly: When you were up there at Chicago Christian, a very old CSI Christian reform school system. And we have some mutual friends that are connected through that place. And then back down to Florida here, finishing my eighth year at Westminster Academy in Fort Lauderdale. Jon: Hey, well, you're definitely winning on the winters there. Joel Satterly: No doubt. Losing on the pizza though. Jon: Oh you are, but your body is grateful for that. I always say leaving Chicago was sad for me from what we get to eat, but it's probably added four or five years to life because everything I loved in Chicago was probably killing me. But the Chicago pizza is top on that list. So love the journey you have and I think the shaping of your military background, the MBA, teaching in public school and leading in so many different contexts in independent schools, that certainly enriches you. But I want to talk a little bit about Westminster Academy because I was able to be there a few months ago and meet a lot of your team and do some work there. But I'm really curious about the thread that you see going through Westminster Academy since its founding to where you are now and what makes it distinctive in the climate that you're in, there in Florida right now? Joel Satterly: Fort Lauderdale, I think, was made famous by the movie Where The Boys Are, which captured the whole idea of Florida spring break. Jon: Yeah, that's a thing. Joel Satterly: And for a long time, Fort Lauderdale was the place and then it moved I think other places. So people have an image of Fort Lauderdale through that in a lot of ways. And it's not too far from being wrong. It tends to be a very secular place, a place of some international flavor. It's a very mixed, culturally diverse part of the United States. It can be very affluent, but they're wide ranges of affluence and poverty in this area. Very transient. So it's kind of interesting. Westminster Academy was founded in 1971, birthed out of Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church, which was one of the largest and first founders in the PCA. But one of the first very famous for the Coral Ridge hour back in the eighties that people might recall. And so Westminster was formed out of that. I like to joke, sometimes I say there are several great ironies that are true here. One is a Calvinist started evangelism explosion. D. James Kennedy, founding pastor at Coral Ridge started Evangelism explosion, which has had a huge influence in the world. One of the other great ironies is the school that he helped get started, and I think in those days they were pretty fundamentalist and pretty conservative, started at a horse track because there weren't permanent space anywhere. So it used to be a place where you don't dance because it could lead to card playing and awful things like that. Yet the school starts in a horse track. So God has a sense of humor about that, I think. But through all of that, I think there are a couple of things about Westminster that have been through puts for it that have guided it. One is a commitment to recognizing that academic rigor and faith formation are one in the same. And Christians should not settle for anything less than that. And a commitment to being excellent in how it goes about that. The other it would follow. And that was working to legitimize the Evangelical Christian Day School. Because I think Westminster, its founding was distinct from some of the other foundings of similar schools in the South in that it was founded away from desegregation and some of those other issues that may have fueled some of that. South Florida was kind of a different time in a different place, a different set of variables. So it's been a place that's cared about being legitimate, it's cared about advancing the kingdom and been very committed to putting deep roots in the community. Jon: Now you mentioned the diversity and the international flavor Lauderdale and the amazing group of community resources you have there. How do you see Westminster reflecting and benefiting from that? I think earlier you talked about it being kind of an organic process. Can you talk a little bit about that? Joel Satterly: Yeah, so this part of the country's interesting. There's an organic diversity that... I believe I recently read where Broward County is the most diverse county in the state of Florida now, which would make it one of the more diverse counties in areas in the United States. But it's a happy diversity. One that is complimentary. So it is not to say that there aren't some tensions from time to time, but generally speaking it's transient nature helps with that as well. But you just have, the entire world is here. You go to the beach and you can hear multiple languages being spoken on any given day, for example. So it means our student body is fairly diverse, particularly by Christian Day school standards, mainly because we admit the families that live in our local area. And even on the geographical part of Fort Lauderdale, all of it is diverse. So we don't have to work very hard at it. The challenge for us though is, like a lot of other people, is on the faculty and staff side. Figuring that part of the equation out. One of the other things that's kind of funny when people come to visit, when we talk about cultural diversity too, it's very localized. So we kind of joke that Spanish speaking folks, that's not diverse here. Jon: Right. Yeah, I totally understand that. I was just in South Carolina and I was in schools that were 95% African American. And we would call those diverse schools, but you're not seeing a ton of diversity in the same way you're saying for Spanish speakers in Florida, that's probably not going to be outside the norm. Joel Satterly: Right. It is interesting though. I haven't been here long enough yet to differentiate among the Caribbean Islands, but there are people that can. And so I don't want to downplay the cultural distinction because I do think that there are some deeply held... Like anywhere else human beings are what we are. So there are some deeply held pressures, but generally speaking, it's really a cool place to do this work because of that. Jon: Well, and that's where I think the diversity conversation sometimes gets derailed because we get into group and identity politics. And really each individual I described, I just mentioned the South Carolina schools that were 95% African-American. Within that, there are so many differences ethnically within those groups. Joel Satterly: Right. Jon: And the food, I always love the food culture. So I love going to places like Fort Lauderdale and I love Chicago for that and I love a lot of other cities because you can find so many variations on things. And I think we really lose out on the richness of what we do in education when we lose the trees for the forest. Joel Satterly: That's right. Jon: Even if I have three or four groups at my school, we're missing all the individuals there. So how do we make sure we see the tree that's inside that forest because there's so much richness there. So when we reduce diversity to groups, we're just missing the fact that you're not seeing the individual. And if we believe that our job as educators is to walk alongside kids to help them to become more of who they were created to be, you don't do that as a group. Joel Satterly: Right. Jon: You do that individually within a group and all of that is part of a relationship that you build, but it is with individuals. So I appreciate you saying that. What do you think Westminster does well in that regard to see, know and love each student? I mean, how many students do you have first of all? And then how do you ensure that each kid is seen, known and loved well, in a way that honors the calling that the school has? Joel Satterly: So we're a little over a thousand students, preschool through 12th grade. And one of the things that we're committed to is a size culture. Westminster really sees itself as between 1100 and 1200 student school maximum, complete maximum capacity, if every single kid fit exactly in the right grade that we needed them. You know how that works. Jon: Right. Joel Satterly: But we're about where we want to be size-wise, because at a certain size it's very difficult for students to be known and loved. There are realities of size. So that's a commitment that the school has had more recently. I think when it's founded, it was on a growth curve like everybody else. But I mean, I think over time it's learned that the value in having a very distinctive size culture. So that would be one. I wonder too, if COVID taught us something. I was just thinking when you're talking about being individual focused for a minute, for us at least, that COVID experience gave us a chance to figure out what is it we're supposed to be doing. And one of the takeaways we came out with is education is fundamentally a life on life endeavor. And because it is, that means there's certain things that we need to be in the same space with each other to accomplish. At least most effectively. So there's a commitment to that. There's a commitment to seeing students that way. A lot of schools talk about differentiating instruction and that sort of thing, and we take our hand at that. I think one of the reasons we had you come here and help us, talk to us, and Lynn Swanner and some others, is we want to get better at that and recognize that. But I think it's more of a posture of our faculty that they just do kids. They just get into their lives. And I was with a family last night, we were talking about taking a leadership role, a voluntary leadership role in our school. A very high level executive in South Florida. And the dad just got teary talking about what the different people in the school had meant for their family. And he started asking, tell me about that. And it's really just the gift of time. It's just really being intentional and saying, your child matters and we're going to figure it out. Jon: One of the things I liked about what you said earlier was that formation and excellence go hand in hand. So many times Christian schools have been maligned or fundamentalist schools of being anti-learning when in the end, at the end of the day, we're called to maximize the gifts we're given. Joel Satterly: Right. Jon: In studying the world, our place in the world, how things work, we're actually getting a better glimpse of God and how the world was put in this created order. So I really appreciate that perspective that you bring. And when you then couple that with seeing the individual and making sure that the goal is to not just get bigger, but it's to go deeper with each student so that he or she can go deeper in their formation and the excellence, and maximizing the gifts that they've been given. Not for self-actualization or a humanistic reason, but because they're created beings who we get the privilege of walking and helping them become more of that. That's the true blessing. And when you see that, that's what makes parents like the one you described tear up, because what a gift that is to families. Joel Satterly: And I think another part of that, with that, you're talking about the individual image bearer, is our commitment to worldview, jon. I mean, I think it bears out of our theological grounding and founding. But this idea of in worldview is such a trite word today, I realize and hate to even use it. But it is really significant in this particularly becoming more and more critical. So we actually talked with our students and our faculty about that topic around three questions that we try to frame. Who is God? What is the nature of man? And what do you do with freedom? And you can talk about what is the nature of man? You can talk around, well, what is the student like? What is the teacher? How do we deal with dignity? What do we do with the fallenness? And how do we figure all that out? And the issue of freedom might be the most pressing issue facing our high school age kids today. And helping them understand freedom in the context of how they were created and made is the ultimate freedom. And that's what gives us this fuel to have an of individual focus. Jon: Yeah. No, I appreciate that. We always wrap up with the lightning round. So I'm going to go through three or four questions here. And I'm curious about this first one. So these are always a word, phrase, or sentence. The first question is, what's the best book or one of the most memorable books you've read this past year? Joel Satterly: I think I would say Kissinger's book on leadership. Jon: Interesting. Joel Satterly: Simply it's a bunch of chapters around individual world leaders in the mid to late 20th century that some of them are a bit more obscure than others. Just fascinating. Jon: Love it. What do you see as the biggest challenge facing education currently in the US? Joel Satterly: How we define success. How do we think through, what does all that look like? Jon: So if that's the biggest challenge, what's your best piece of advice to school leaders as they think about defining success? Joel Satterly: Everybody can't get a trophy. Jon: Okay. Very good. All right. We don't celebrate mediocrity. Joel Satterly: Right. Jon: It's one of my favorite parts of the Incredibles when they lay into that. So, all right, good. And as you look ahead, what's your best hope for education in the US as you look ahead in the year ahead? Joel Satterly: It feels to me like we're on the precipice of some sort of spiritual revival in certain places. And so at least I see a renewed... And one of the things, I think that the culture swinging in certain directions for different times helps the people of God refocus and it just smells that way to me. I could be wrong, but it feels like there's a movement happening. I realize Aslan never sleeps, right? But it just feels different to me than it did say five or six years ago. Jon: Well, I hope you're right. And again, as we get to lead for joy through truth and love, that's the kind of movement that we want to see- Joel Satterly: Right. Jon: ... as we hopefully become more of who we're created to be so that we can be better conduits of that and not get in the way of what the Lord wants to do through us. So Joel, I appreciate your time and the work you do at Westminster. Thanks for taking the time to be with us today. Joel Satterly: My pleasure, jon. Thanks so much.  

In dieser Doppelfolge nimmt euch Erik mit auf einen Streifzug durch Florida. Los geht es in Crystal River, einer kleinen, tropischen Oase, die mit knapp 3.100 Einwohnern zwar beschaulich klingt, aber eine Menge zu bieten hat. Zum Beispiel unvergessliche Begegnungen mit Geschöpfen, die, wie es ein Gesprächspartner von Erik ausdrückt, einer Mischung ähneln aus einem riesigen Hundewelpen, einer Kuh ohne Beine und einer schwimmenden Kartoffel!Außerdem erkunden wir wunderschöne Süßwasserquellen, gleiten über sanfte Flüsse und fliegen im Schnellboot förmlich über den Golf von Mexiko, begeben uns auf die Spur der Delfine und anderer Tiere, und schwatzen und schlemmen mit Einheimischen. Klingt gut? Finden wir auch! ☺ Redaktion & Postproduktion: Erik Lorenz WerbungDiese Folge ist in Zusammenarbeit mit und Unterstützung von Visit Florida entstanden – vielen Dank dafür! Besucht für weitere Informationen:● www.floridareisen2024.com● https://www.floridareisen2024.com/crystal-river● https://www.america-unlimited.de/usa/florida/c-536-angebote-994376-10-tage-floridas-vielfalt-entdecken-kultur-strand-und-manatees.html● www.discovercrystalriverfl.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

So often you hear Florida come up in conversation when a family is headed to Orlando's Walt Disney World. But there is so much more to the state. When folks are looking to add on days to their Florida vacation we get excited. On today's episode of Time to Talk Travel, podcast hosts Desiree Miller (Florida native), Maureen Dennis, and Nasreen Stump talk all things Florida. Their clockwise tour around Florida doesn't hit every town but stories are told, tips are shared, and fun is had. Mentions: Visit FloridaOrlandoJacksonville , Vero Beach, Disney's Vero Beach ResortTreasure Coast, Ponte Vedra, Vilano Beach & St. Augustine, Amelia Island, Cape Canaveral & Melbourne (Space Coast), Kennedy Space Center, Palm Beaches, Ft. Lauderdale, Miami, Bimini Bahamas, The Florida Keys & Key WestAlligator Alley, Naples & Marco Island (Paradise Coast), Tampa, Sarasota, Anna Maria Island, Clearwater & St. Pete, Nature Coast (Levy County) & Cedar Key, Crystal River, Gulf County Florida & Port St. Joe, Walton Beach- Seaside & Rosemary Beach, Apalachicola & St. George (The Forgotten Coast), Navarre, Panama City Beach,

In this week's episode, we discuss Crystal River, Florida.  There is plenty to do from visiting springs, hiking, Native American historical sites, and much more. Info regarding manatees at Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge.https://www.fws.gov/sites/default/files/documents/CrystalRiverTearsheet16.pdfCrystal River Preserve State Parkhttps://www.floridastateparks.org/parks-and-trails/crystal-river-preserve-state-parkCrystal River Archaeological State Parkhttps://www.floridastateparks.org/parks-and-trails/crystal-river-archaeological-state-parkPlease subscribe! Shares and reviews are much appreciated!Get your FREE sticker from the Florida Springs Council at https://www.floridaspringscouncil.org/madcapsQuestions and comments can be emailed at thefloridamadcaps@gmail.comRyan can be found on Instagram at: the_fl_excursionistChris and Chelsey can be found at https://www.instagram.com/sunshinestateseekers/?hl=en

Send us a Text Message.Welcome to "Nature Sounds- Songbirds of Crystal River," an immersive audio experience designed to transport you to the heart of nature without ever leaving your office chair. Just like the nature sound CDs and tapes of old, this podcast offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.In this episode, we invite you to unwind as you listen to the serene melodies of the Carolina Chickadee, the playful calls of the Tufted Titmouse, the vibrant songs of the Northern Cardinal, the sweet trills of the Yellow-rumped Warbler, and the lively tunes of the Carolina Wren and a rolling storm in the distance.With no talking or interruptions, this nature sounds-only audio allows you to fully immerse yourself in the beauty of the natural world. Whether you're looking to relax, focus, or simply daydream, "Nature Sounds of Crystal River" provides the perfect soundtrack for your journey to tranquility.So close your eyes, take a deep breath, and let the soothing sounds of Crystal River transport you to a world of peace and serenity. Tune in whenever you need a break from the chaos of the office and escape to somewhere wild.Let's hear your story! Click here to submit your tale. Connect with me on social media! InstagramFacebookYouTubeLinkedInTikTokXPinterestFor more inspiration, check out www.WildDevelopmentsStudio.com.Support the Show.

Today we are embarking on a sun-soaked journey to the Sunshine State - Fantastic Florida. From the magical world of theme parks in Orlando to the laid-back vibes of the Florida Keys, we'll be chatting about some of the State's best known spots as well as uncovering its hidden gems that may not yet be on your radar. For example, did you know that Florida is a foodie's paradise? My first guest today knows a bit about that. Jimmy Doherty is a TV presenter and one of the UK's best known farmers. His journey started over 20 years ago when he took on a leasehold of a 100-acre farm which was followed in a BBC series called Jimmy's Farm. You'll have seen him on loads of shows including Escape to the Wild, Food Unwrapped, as well as co-hosting Jamie and Jimmy's Friday Night Feast with his friend, Jamie Oliver. Jimmy recently returned from a three week shoot travelling all around Florida for his new ITV show, Jimmy's Taste of Florida, and I can't wait for you to hear his Floridian travel diaries. Then, we'll be joined by Florida resident and Florida travel expert and writer, Simon Veness, who'll be sharing all his hidden gems, travel tips, and recommendations for your next trip to Florida.Destination Recap: Jimmy DohertyUniversal Studios, OrlandoUnion Public House, Pensacola Dat Cajun Place, Panama City Beach Third Wave, New Smyrna Beach The CURRENT Hotel, TampaWaterline Marina Resort & Beach Club, Anna Maria Island, Gulf CoastThe Florida Aquarium, TampaLittle Havana, Miami The Ball and Chain Restaurant, Little Havana, Miami Columbia Restaurant, TampaBusch Gardens, Tampa BaySand Bar, Anna Maria Island The Bishop Museum of Science and Nature, BradentonPeebles BBQ, Polk County, Central FloridaWestgate River Ranch, Lake Wales, Central FloridaEverglades National Park, Miami Simon VenessCapa, Four Seasons, OrlandoGulf CoastOverseas Highway, Florida Keys Casa Morada, Isla MoradaKey LargoFlagler BeachSt AugustineEvermore Orlando Resort, Orlando Resort Collection, IslamoradaSt Regis, Longboat Key Epic Universe, Universal Orlando Indian River Lagoon, Atlantic Coast Manatee swimming, Crystal River, Gulf Coast Deep Sea Fishing, Florida KeysFlorida PanhandleAmelia Island, Nassau County Gulfport, St Petersburg Don't miss Jimmy's Taste of Florida on ITV. For more Florida travel inpso, head to Instagram @hollyrubenstein and visitflorida.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Seeing manatees in Florida is a unique experience that everyone should do in their lifetime!   To see these large but docile and curious creators lumbering through the water is a special treat.    In this episode we'll talk about the different ways to see them, when and where to see them, and even a way to see some during the summer months.  We'll also talk about some of the experiences we've had with them, including kayaking over juvenile manatees at Crystal River, watching them from the boardwalk at Three Sisters Spring, and seeing them along with Spotted Eagle Rays at the Teco Manatee Viewing Center in Tampa.    Our Links  :Subscribe to our Newsletterwww.FloridaTravelFanatics.comOur YouTube ChannelInstagramTwitterMonthly $$ contribution to help support our PodcastJoin our Facebook GroupEmail  :  contact@FloridaTravelFanatics.comNational Naval Aviation MuseumSign up for Brightline train special dealsManatee photographer Carol Grant's websiteVisitFlorida.com's Where and How to see ManateesThree Sisters Spring, Crystal RiverBlue Springs State ParkTampa Electric Manatee Viewing CenterLee County Manatee Park, Fort MyersManatee Lagoon, West Palm BeachMerritt Island National Wildlife RefugeVisitFlorida.com list of manatee outfittersVisitFlorida.com list of manatee webcamsBradenton's Bishop Museum of Science and Nature Manatee Habitat00:00) Introduction(00:30) Florida Travel News(05:58) Florida Travel Tips(10:45) The 12 months of Florida :  The Best Things to Do All Year LongSupport the show

Discover the enchanting world of manatees, the gentle sea cows, as we share our recent adventure swimming alongside these fascinating creatures. From the warm embrace of Crystal River's spring waters to the protective efforts of the Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge, explore why this place is renowned as the Manatee Capital of the World. We also unravel the secrets of manatee communication, their important role in maintaining underwater ecosystems, and the efforts of the Wildlife Refuge to ensure their well-being. From floating on the river's surface to witnessing the magical sight of manatee moms and their babies, this episode is a blend of education and entertainment for families. So, grab your snorkeling gear and join us on this water adventure, immersing yourself in the magic of Crystal River, Florida!

Before becoming a best-selling author, Dr. Randy Overbeck served a children for nearly four decades as a teacher, college professor and school leader, a career he cherished. This extensive and in-depth experience has infused his writing with a rare authenticity about the world of education, even as the protagonists of his tales tackle daunting, out-sized challenges. ​ In his career, Dr. Overbeck has held a wide range of positions and has brought this knowledge and insight to the characters he has created. For example, he began his educational career as an English teacher and student newspaper adviser, much the same as Dee Dee Sterber, the heroine of Leave No Child Behind. (Leave No Child Behind, a thriller about the takeover of a small town school  by a terrorist cell and the teacher who confronts the intruders in her own hallways, was published in 2011). Then, like Ken Parks, the assistant superintendent and protagonist in Cruel Lessons, Overbeck has also served in the role of school investigator, interrogating students and teachers in order to uncover the truth behind a crime at school. (Cruel Lessons, an atmospheric, amateur sleuth mystery about the death of four elementary students from a rogue hallucinogenic drug and the drive to uncover the murderer and drug dealer, is his newest work, released fall, of 2023).  His doctoral studies instilled in Dr. Overbeck an enhanced skill set for research and analysis that inspired him to imbue the character of Darrell Henshaw, a history teacher and amateur researcher of the Haunted Shores Mysteries with similar abilities. This award-winning series includes Blood on the Chesapeake (2019), Crimson at Cape May (2020) and Scarlet at Crystal River (2021). A fourth installment is scheduled for release in 2024. Stay in touch with Dr. Overbeck through his website: https://www.authorrandyoverbeck.com/about Byes podcast: https://www.authorrandyoverbeck.com/podcast --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/katherine-hutchinson-hayes/support

DR. RANDY OVERBECK, a retired educator and now author from Ohio, will join us to discuss his career as an educator; how he uses his career experience to serve as tools for his writing; and all of his books. FROM HIS WEBSITE: "Before becoming a best-selling author, Dr. Randy Overbeck served a children for nearly four decades as a teacher, college professor and school leader, a career he cherished. This extensive and in-depth experience has infused his writing with a rare authenticity about the world of education, even as the protagonists of his tales tackle daunting, out-sized challenges.​ In his career, Dr. Overbeck has held a wide range of positions and has brought this knowledge and insight to the characters he has created. For example, he began his educational career as an English teacher and student newspaper adviser, much the same as Dee Dee Sterber, the heroine of Leave No Child Behind. (Leave No Child Behind, a thriller about the takeover of a small town school by a terrorist cell and the teacher who confronts the intruders in her own hallways, was published in 2011). Then, like Ken Parks, the assistant superintendent and protagonist in Cruel Lessons, Overbeck has also served in the role of school investigator, interrogating students and teachers in order to uncover the truth behind a crime at school. (Cruel Lessons, an atmospheric, amateur sleuth mystery about the death of four elementary students from a rogue hallucinogenic drug and the drive to uncover the murderer and drug dealer, is his newest work, released fall, of 2023). His doctoral studies instilled in Dr. Overbeck an enhanced skill set for research and analysis that inspired him to imbue the character of Darrell Henshaw, a history teacher and amateur researcher of the Haunted Shores Mysteries with similar abilities. This award-winning series includes Blood on the Chesapeake (2019), Crimson at Cape May (2020) and Scarlet at Crystal River (2021). A fourth installment is scheduled for release in 2024.” www.authorrandyoverbeck.com

DR. RANDY OVERBECK, a retired educator and now author from Ohio, will join us to discuss his career as an educator; how he uses his career experience to serve as tools for his writing; and all of his books. FROM HIS WEBSITE: "Before becoming a best-selling author, Dr. Randy Overbeck served a children for nearly four decades as a teacher, college professor and school leader, a career he cherished. This extensive and in-depth experience has infused his writing with a rare authenticity about the world of education, even as the protagonists of his tales tackle daunting, out-sized challenges.​ In his career, Dr. Overbeck has held a wide range of positions and has brought this knowledge and insight to the characters he has created. For example, he began his educational career as an English teacher and student newspaper adviser, much the same as Dee Dee Sterber, the heroine of Leave No Child Behind. (Leave No Child Behind, a thriller about the takeover of a small town school by a terrorist cell and the teacher who confronts the intruders in her own hallways, was published in 2011). Then, like Ken Parks, the assistant superintendent and protagonist in Cruel Lessons, Overbeck has also served in the role of school investigator, interrogating students and teachers in order to uncover the truth behind a crime at school. (Cruel Lessons, an atmospheric, amateur sleuth mystery about the death of four elementary students from a rogue hallucinogenic drug and the drive to uncover the murderer and drug dealer, is his newest work, released fall, of 2023). His doctoral studies instilled in Dr. Overbeck an enhanced skill set for research and analysis that inspired him to imbue the character of Darrell Henshaw, a history teacher and amateur researcher of the Haunted Shores Mysteries with similar abilities. This award-winning series includes Blood on the Chesapeake (2019), Crimson at Cape May (2020) and Scarlet at Crystal River (2021). A fourth installment is scheduled for release in 2024.” www.authorrandyoverbeck.com

Despite the name, I was still so unprepared for how very clear much of the water is in the Crystal River region of Florida. From snaking like a teal ribbon around trees and under bridges, to reflecting clouds like a salty mirror, on the day I went out on it, our boat sped closer on its glassy surface to a horizon already dotted with other anchored boats. Every year, fishing folks make the pilgrimage to this area of Florida to dive for bay scallops, and for those who grow up in the region, scalloping season is a cultural tradition, and usually one that begins as soon as a child can swim. Katie Jo Davis, owner of KD Outdoors Fishing Charters, remembers taking naps in the fish box on a boat before she could even walk. She's been fishing and scalloping these waters her whole life, and after 6 years in the U.S. Army, worked as a fishing guide in Canada before making her way back to her home waters. Bay scallops are the more petite cousins of sea scallops, the common “scallops” that show up on restaurant menus, but commercial harvest of bay scallops is prohibited in Florida, so one of the easiest ways to taste this very local delicacy is to catch them yourself. Captain Katie Jo knows just where to find them.

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Florida's State Parks are amazing places to visit, whether you're looking for a pristine beach, bike trails, snorkeling, or bird watching.   The episode is the second of a five part series covering State Parks all over Florida.  Part 2 is from State Park's District 2,  between Tallahassee, Amelia Island, and Crystal River on the Gulf coast.      Our Links  : www.FloridaTravelFanatics.comOur YouTube ChannelInstagramTwitterMonthly $$ contribution to help support our PodcastJoin our Facebook GroupEmail  :  contact@FloridaTravelFanatics.comEpisode Notes: Peter Pan Diner Go Baby Vending MachinesConde Nast Travelers article on the 10 Best Beach Towns on the US East CoastFlorida College Hockey Links:USF Hockey Instagram University of Florida Hockey UCF HockeySuwannee River State ParkSteven Foster Folk Cultural Center State ParkPaynes Prairie Preserve State Park O'Leno State Park Devil's Millhopper State ParkFort Clinch State ParkCedar Key Museum State ParkDudley Farm Historic State ParkFanning Springs State ParkYulee Sugar Mill Ruins Historic State Park Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings Historic State ParkSupport the show

Dive into the wonders of Crystal River, FL in our latest episode! Join us for Episode 136 of 'The Family Vacationer' as we chat with Jodi Casalvieri from Discover Crystal River, FL. Get ready to explore the magic of manatee encounters, pristine springs, and unforgettable family adventures. Tune in now for all the insider tips and exciting stories! #FamilyVacationer #CrystalRiverFL #ManateeMagic #FamilyAdventures"

This week we discuss the plight of the manatees in Florida during the past, present, and future. Our guest Craig Pittman has written an eye-opening book called Manatee Insanity.  He also has the Welcome to Florida (WTF) podcast with Chadd Scott.Welcome to Florida Podcasthttps://www.buzzsprout.com/1169570A list of Craig's Books can be found at:https://craigpittman.com/Please subscribe! Shares and reviews are much appreciated!Get your FREE sticker from the Florida Springs Council at https://www.floridaspringscouncil.org/madcapsQuestions and comments can be emailed at thefloridamadcaps@gmail.comRyan can be found on Instagram at: the_fl_excursionistChris and Chelsey can be found at https://www.instagram.com/sunshinestateseekers/?hl=en

Ever wished you could just pack up, hit the road and free yourself from the constraints of conventional life? Well, Patti and I did just that—we sold our worldly belongings, bought an RV and embarked on an unforgettable journey of discovery, adventure, and profound life lessons.Our compelling stories about our nomadic life will take you from the awe-inspiring Balloon Fiesta in Albuquerque to the mesmerizing sight of manatees in Crystal River. We share candidly about our fears, our triumphs, and the life-altering decisions we made along the way. We also recount the enriching encounters we had with unique individuals, like the remarkable family we met in Lake Mead, and the life lessons we learned from them.This episode isn't just about our extraordinary experiences; it's about inspiring you to live a life without regrets and packed with rich experiences. So, whether you're a seasoned traveler or contemplating trading your house keys for a set of RV keys, our tales are bound to stir your spirit of adventure. We also delve into the practicalities of RV life, including picking the perfect campground and navigating the technicalities of maintaining an RV. So buckle in and embark on this inspiring journey of living life fully, nomad-style.In this episode we mentioned:Reno Air Races https://youtu.be/A2B3AegXqgMAlbuqurque Balloon Fiesta https://youtu.be/txMlqtDWXQsKelly Park Natural Spring In Florida https://youtu.be/8wavXp6dY78The Manateeshttps://youtu.be/jTorEkk1W5kHeceta Lighthouse https://youtu.be/aBKQXNqXMNUExploring Through Our Lens  YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs2YjkNqfLAzB207o_QJ0xwThe Electric Bikes:  Kracken Adventure Bikes    $400 off with Code: HUNTLink : https://www.krackenadventurebikes.com/discount/HuntWant to know how we camp for less than $9 a night?Fill out the form to get the latest information & special promotions. Episodes Sponsors & Discounts: • RV Trip Wizard Code: RVLIFEPodcast for 25% off • Harvest Hosts Code: HUNT20 for 20% off • Open Road Resorts Mention RV LIFE Podcast for discounts • Boondockers Welcome Code: HUNT20 for 20% off • Kracken Adventure Bikes - Code: Hunt for $400 off • AirSkits Use Discount Code: RVPOD • Liquid Rubber Code: RVLIFEPOD for 15% off • Wholesale Warranties • National Indoor RV Centers • MotorHome Tires Follow, Leave Comments, or Message Us On Social Media: Facebook Instagram Linktree Check Out Dan & Patti's RV Lifestyle Youtube Channel

In this episode, Brett gets a visit from his friend and President of Sea & Shoreline – Carter Henne. They talk about growing up outdoors and on the water in Polk County; how his desire to create sustainable marine ecosystems drew him first to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, and then Sea & Shoreline founder Jim Anderson; the things we've been getting wrong about seagrass restoration in the past and how that's changed; and a look at some of the work he's doing to now to protect coastlines and natural systems that extend far beyond just seagrasses. On a lighter note, they also discuss the importance of securing boat's motor before reaching the middle of a lake as well as the world of competitive underwater bicycle racing (yes, that's a real thing). If you want to hear Carter's alligator stories, you'll have to ask about those in person. To check out the things Carter and the good folks at Sea & Shoreline to make Florida better, visit their website here: https://seaandshoreline.com To check out some stories about the great work Sea & Shoreline are doing to restore manatee habitat in the Crystal River, go here: https://www.abcactionnews.com/news/full-circle/saving-our-springs-a-day-with-the-underwater-gardeners-at-sea-and-shoreline and here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HscircgSUFU and here: https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/gma3/video/rehabilitation-efforts-protect-dying-groups-manatees-98730763 and here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwANZ9GOI2Y and here: https://www.chronicleonline.com/opinion/editorials/editorial-l-state-officials-tour-waterways-under-restoration/article_bd29bf3b-bcca-5cf4-9900-c35af44b7d40.html Want to see Carter's team feed manatees? Go here: drive.google.com/file/d/1QmpruTsRWwX8TsejsopOgj0-Hhf6EH5C/view You can also see what the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission are doing to restore vital habitat here: https://floridadep.gov/dear/water-quality-restoration/content/impaired-waters-tmdls-and-basin-management-action-plans What is the Southwest Florida Water Management District doing to help this habitat? Plenty – so check out their partnering efforts here: https://www.swfwmd.state.fl.us/projects/swim/crystal-river-kings-bay Please support this episode's sponsor, RES. RES is a national leader in ecological and hydrological restoration, offering nature-based solutions with guaranteed performance through innovative delivery options. Discover more about their work and commitment to Florida and its environmental challenges by visiting www.res.us. Our theme song is “Doing Work For Free”, by Bo Spring Band (Apple Music) (Spotify) (Pandora)

Experience the serenity of deep sleep with the enchanting combination of piano music and the gentle, soothing sounds of a crystal river. Prepare to embark on a journey of relaxation and tranquility as you immerse yourself in this captivating audio experience. In this episode, we have curated a collection of mesmerizing piano compositions that will guide you into a state of deep relaxation. The delicate notes played on the piano keys will envelop you in a sense of calmness and peace, creating the perfect atmosphere for a restful sleep. Combined with the tranquil sounds of a crystal river gently flowing, this audio experience will transport you to a place of pure serenity. As you settle into a state of relaxation, allow the gentle melodies of the piano to soothe your mind and ease any tension or stress. The crystal river water sounds add a touch of natural beauty, further enhancing the overall sense of tranquility and harmony. Immerse yourself in this enchanting symphony as it carries you away to a place of deep relaxation and inner peace. Let go of the worries and cares of the day as the delicate piano melodies and the gentle river sounds create a sanctuary of calmness and serenity. Disclaimer: Please always consult with your doctor if you suffer from any mental issue. This audio is created for entertainment purposes only! Tags:  Soundsky podcast, RWS podcast, Relaxing White Soothing Sounds, RWS, sound sky, relaxing music, soothing music, sleeping sounds, study sounds, nature sounds, deep sleep sounds, Soothing music, sleep music, study music, meditation music, relaxing music, relaxing white noise, yellow brick sounds, yellow brick cinema, Tmsoft's White Noise Sleep Sounds, the relaxed guys, relaxation,relaxing,relaxing music,sleep,sleep music,sleeping,sleeping music,smoothing relaxation,soothing ,soothing relaxation, Tmsleep This music for meditation and/or sleep, to lovingly support you in your spiritual and emotional detox and to help you live a conscious, healthy, and fulfilling lifestyle.

The queens get quick (and dirty), summarizing a poet's oeuvre in one sentence.If you'd like to support Breaking Form, please consider buying Aaron's and James's  books (both 2023):Aaron's STOP LYING is available from the Pitt Poetry Series. James's ROMANTIC COMEDY is available from Four Way Books.When James says that Aaron makes a "Stuck the Landing" flourish, he means the kind of gesture made over and over in this montage of gymnasts sticking the landing!Watch an Elizabeth Bishop documentary here (including interviews with  Bidart,  Strand, Howard Moss, Mary McCarthy, and James Merrill). ~56 min.Watch John Ashbery accept, in delightfully odd fashion, a lifetime achievement award at the 2011 National Book Award here. (~10 min).Here's a 40-min documentary on Robert Frost that's worth watching. Watch this interview with Gwendolyn Brooks (~30 min), courtesy of Maryland's Howard County Poetry and Literature Society (HoCoPoLitSo).Listen to this ~2min recording of Jorie Graham reading her poem "Why" from To 2040 (Copper Canyon Press) here.Watch James Merrill read Bishop's "One Art" and his own "Developers at Crystal River" at the San Francisco Poetry Center in 1980. (~5 min)Watch this interview with Stanley Kunitz, on the occasion of his becoming  Poet Laureate (~20 min).Read Anthony Hecht's poem "More Light! More Light!" which deals centrally with Nazi executions in the Holocaust, or listen to him read the poem (3.5 min) here. We mention two articles about Cummings's anti-Semitism. The review of Susan Cheever's biography is here. The article Aaron mentions is available through J-Stor here. The article (and lost poem) that The Awl published about Cummings can be read here. Eloise Klein Healy's most recent book is A Brilliant Loss, published in 2022 by Red Hen Press and available here. She is the author of 10 books of poetry. Check out her website: https://www.eloisekleinhealy.com. You can read the poem that Celeste Gainey recites on the show, "Asking About You," here. Celese Gainey is the author of The Gaffer, published by Arktoi Books, an imprint of Red Hen Press. You can read more about her and her poetry on her website here.In 1974, Gainey was the first woman to be admitted as a gaffer to the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (I.A.T.S.E.). In addition to lighting dozens of documentaries, she worked for such programs as 60 Minutes, ABC Close-Up, and 20/20, as well as on feature films like Dog Day Afternoon, Taxi Driver, and The Wiz.

Howard Miller of Sea and Shoreline joins Capt. Mike Anderson, in this episode of the Gillz Reel Animals Podcast presented by Contender Boats to discuss what Sea and Shoreline has been doing in Crystal River. Sit back, relax, and listen to this great conversation and subscribe to the Reel Animals Podcast with Capt. Mike Anderson on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, Google Play, and Spotify. Follow Reel Animals on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. The post Reel Animals: Howard Miller of Sea and Shoreline appeared first on Radio Influence Tampa Bay.

Howard Miller of Sea and Shoreline joins Capt. Mike Anderson, in this episode of the Gillz Reel Animals Podcast presented by Contender Boats to discuss what Sea and Shoreline has been doing in Crystal River. Sit back, relax, and listen to this great conversation and subscribe to the Reel Animals Podcast with Capt. Mike Anderson […] The post Reel Animals: Howard Miller of Sea and Shoreline appeared first on Radio Influence.

Episode 2472 of the Vietnam Veteran News Podcast will feature story about the absence of parades for returning Vietnam Veterans and the reason why. Also, how the good people of Crystal River, Florida feel about their Vietnam Veterans. This podcast … Continue reading →

Trip planning is key to a successful trip !   Whether you like travel planning, or would rather have someone else do it for you, we've got some tips and tricks in this episode for you to have a successful travel plan for your next visit to Florida !Amazon Affiliate Link to the Moon Florida Gulf Coast book mentioned in this episode:  https://amzn.to/3BdvMkAThe author (Josh Kinser) also has an excellent book on the Florida Keys: https://amzn.to/3LmtIf4Amazon link to Lonely Planet Florida Book :  https://amzn.to/3GetQetVirgin Voyages Cruise Line :  https://www.virginvoyages.com/TECO Manatee Viewing Center (Tampa) :  https://www.tampaelectric.com/company/mvc/Crystal River, the Manatee Capital of the World:https://www.discovercrystalriverfl.com/blog/manatee-guide/Pay by Phone:  https://www.paybyphone.com/Park Mobile: https://parkmobile.io/Spot Hero:  https://spothero.comSouth Beach Food & Wine Festival: https://sobewff.org/Gasparilla Pirate Festival :  https://main.gasparillapiratefest.com/Gasparilla Knight Parade, Ybor City Tampa:  https://krewesantyago.org/knight-parade-information/IndyCar Gran Prix of St Petersburg:  https://www.gpstpete.com/TripAdvisor "Reco" Trip Planning :  https://www.helloreco.com/Disney Blogs with 3rd party planners: https://www.MouseHacking.comhttps://www.Disneytouristblog.com VisitFlorida free online and print travel guides: https://www.VisitFlorida.com

Welcome to today's update with Kenny Russell from the mission field.Email kenny@bulldozerfaith.comhttp://member.bulldozerfaith.com/giveLatest Ministry Magazine https://member.bulldozerfaith.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/PART-4-IM-A-WITNESS-SERIES-Christ-In-Me-OCTOBER-22-2.pdf?fbclid=IwAR3SU6AJooR1ClxnE8joSOyiISWd-VbsG0g7bG_cTYQAzNElmG753NsxTtY

Wayne Kotow, executive Director for California CCA explaining why it's important that a grassroots organization like CCA exists. Billy Chapman Jr. announced the opening of his new Anglers Inn International destination, Crystal River, Florida.

Welcome back to Season 5 of the Hashtag59 Podcast! Mike R & Jill G are sharing ways to experience outdoor adventures in the Midwest in Season 5. In this episode Mike R & Jill G kayak the Crystal River for their dogs first kayaking experience, take you to the Port Oneida Historic District, and talk Northern MI Wines, Walleye, and Falafal! Links for this episode: 1. Crystal River Outfitters: https://crystalriveroutfitters.com/ 2. M22 Winery: https://crystalriveroutfitters.com/wine-tasting/ 3. Fried Food Truck: https://www.facebook.com/friedfoodtrucknmi Thanks for listening to episode thirteen of our Midwest Adventures during Season 5 of our podcast. If you don't already, make sure you subscribe to our podcast by searching "Hashtag 59" on your podcasts app! Keep in touch with us on our website www.Hashtag59.com for our latest podcast episodes, blogs, go on an Unordinary Adventure with us, and find out about our latest trash cleanup events! #Hashtag59

Join Hosts Brian Schiller & Jay Randall every Thursday night as they sit down to chat with some of the names around the Fishing World. This week the guys are joined by Jodi Sanders from Discover Crystal River Florida. The Crystal River area lies on the Gulf Coast providing many opportunities for recreation. The region is also well know for it's Manatee populations as well. Tune in to discover what makes the area so unique. Discover Crystal River- https://www.discovercrystalriverfl.com Dale Hollow Lodging- www.eastport.info Fantasy Kayak League- www.paddlenfin.com/fantasy Waypoint TV- https://waypointtv.com Patreon-https://www.patreon.com/paddlenfin Podcast & Website- www.paddlenfin.com YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/paddlenfin Email- paddlenfin@gmail.com Social Media- @paddlenfin Yak Gadget- www.yakgadget.com Pelican Professional- www.pelican.com Rocktown paddlesports - rocktownadventures.com JigMasters Jigs- https://jigmasters.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this 42nd river, we made new friends and saw the longest, most clear river yet. Listen as we give you the perks and the insights of this latest adventure glamping in Florida. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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After the battle on the banks of the Crystal River, and a bit of shopping, our adventurers pick up a new job guarding a steam wagon guarding several carts full of Jill's Corn.

Episode 25. Debra in FloridaIn this episode, I will be talking with Debra in Florida. Debra lost her brother, Bobby, to COVID on April 29, 2020. Bobby was born intellectually disabled and so even though he was 55 when he passed away, Debra describes him as very much a big kid. He had a caring nature and lived in the moment. Debra misses him so deeply and you can feel her love for her brother as she talks about him. Debra's grief over losing Bobby is profound and after some dark months, she found a COVID support group and that led her to the Yellow Heart Memorial. Debra heads up the Florida chapter of the Yellow Heart Memorial and has a physical memorial of names at the Crystal River mall. You can submit your loved one's name using the link below. Debra also founded a non-profit called Bobby's Bikes where they give away bikes to kids. Bobby was a generous soul and Debra is carrying on his giving spirit.Yellow Heart Memorial main site Yellow Heart Memorial Crystal River, Florida Google form to share a name with the Florida YHM Bobby's Bikes Savannah Smiles Foundation COVID Survivors for Change For context on this interview and the ever-changing pandemic, we recorded this episode on March 15, 2022.If you've lost a loved one to COVID and would like to share your story on the show, please send me an email.  My email address is forthosewelostpodcast@gmail.com. Or go to the website forthosewelostpodcast.com and click on contact button and you can reach me that way as well. This show won't ever have a paid members area or episodes you have to pay to listen to, but there are expenses with hosting a podcast. If you would like to help, please support the show.  All episodes are written and produced by me and all music is used under the protection of fair use. Our social media accounts can be found:Twitter:   twitter.com/forthosewelostpInstagram: instagram.com/forthosewelostpodcastFacebook: facebook.com/forthosewelostpodcastUntil next time!Support the show

Crystal River may have a surprise or two in it if for our brave adventures before the bottle blockade is cleared. Are our adventures up to the task set by Thomas? Find out in the most action-packed session yet!

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Here's more from our adventures in Crystal River, FL, and the long ride home. We went kayaking in search of manatees and other wildlife. Beth looks at E-Bikes and then we head back to the beach for the sunset.  Connect with Jen on Instagram @brassybraodjen

We are on the road again! This time we are road-tripping from Indianapolis down to The Villages, FL, with a couple of stops along the way. We leave The Villages to head to Crystal River, FL for the second part of our adventure. Follow the adventures on Instagram @brassybroadjen.

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