Podcasts about cumberland md

The Appalachian Soul Man, Aristotle Jones kicks off Black History Month with a his original song "The Talk", and pays tribute to Freedom with a song by soul singer Bobby Nicholas. The Feature Artist of the week is Ian Robinson, Black Guy Fawkes. Black Guy Fawkes is a Punk Folk singer from Cumberland MD, who uses his platform to promote equality, and progress.

On this episode of OBH we talk to Gerry LaFemina, founder of Savage Mountain Punk Arts, Savage Mountain Punk Fest, and singer guitarist of The Downstrokes. Gerry talks to us about the upcoming Savage Mountain Punk Fest (August 12-14) in Cumberland MD, upcoming Savage Mountain Punk Arts plans, and how The Downstrokes got their start. We also play two songs from The Downstrokes! Gerry's Links:Gerry Lafemina Website: https://gerrylafemina.com/Savage Mountain Punk Arts: http://savagemountainpunkarts.org/Savage Mountain Punk Fest: https://www.svgmtnpunkfest.com/The Downstrokes on Bandcamp: https://thedownstrokes1.bandcamp.com/Show Links:Our Brains Hurt Website: https://www.ourbrainshurt.com/Our Brains Hurt on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OurBrainsHurtFollow Ron on Twitter @thecaffeinepunk: https://twitter.com/TheCaffeinePunkPunk Rock Joe: https://punkrockjoe.com

Whoa. First jobs can be really difficult. Especially if they involve sleeping outside (living outside!) which I am basically too scared to do (wince emoji). Hey man, leave me alone dude. Insta: @dannypalmernycEmail: dannypalmercomedy@gmail.com Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thedannypalmershow)

Ray Morriss, mayor of Cumberland MD makes his debut in this weeks episode. Ray discusses the importance of wearing a mask, keeping appropriate social distancing, and the strength of the small business in Allegany County. We find out how the city has adapted to ensure safety of essential employees and how the city plans on rolling out the various phases of re-opening in the future.    Enjoy! 

After a short hiatus we resume our podcast with our debut episode of Season 4 with frequent guest Kim Yates and her sidekick Trixie! A brand new exciting haunt season is coming, as well as some new additions to the haunt itself! www.kimskrypt.com!The Fowl Players of Perryville will be appearing:September 14, September 28, October 5, October 12, October 26, and November 2 at the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad 13 Canal St in Cumberland MD. 1800-Train50 or www.wmsr.comSeptember 20 and October 25 at the Black Eyed Susan Boat 723 Water St in Havre de Grace-21078 www.blackeyedsusanhdg.com 410-939-2161September 21 at Mount Felix Vineyard and Winery- 2000 Level Rd Havre de Grace, MD 21078443-910-5142 www.mountfelix.com October 27 at the Vandiver Inn, 301 Union Ave S., Havre de Grace, MD 21078- A Benefit for the Chesapeake Feline Association- A Murder Mystery Dinner! www.chesapeakefelineassociation.org October 28 at Slate Farm Brewery- 2128 Whiteford Rd, Whiteford MD www.slatefarmbrewery.com 443-528-7443for ticket information on all of these shows you can also see www.fowlplayersofperryville.com

Robert takes us on a day trip from Cumberland, MD to the Eastern Continental Divide, and then down the mountain for 25 miles to Cumberland. The fun part is traveling the first 15 miles (the steepest on the GAP) via the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad, to Frostburg, MD. (Now running on weekends until the end of the year.)We leave Cumberland at 11:30am with the bike in the baggage car. Enjoy an hour train ride up the mountain to Frostburg. We retrieve our bike and watch the locomotive turn around on the turntable.Then we head down the trail to the Frostburg trail head. Turn left and go up the mountain to the Eastern Continental Divide and beautiful vistas. (Bring your camera) Then it's 25 miles down the mountain and back to Cumberland. Time on the bike is about 35 miles. You can add miles by going beyond the Continental Divide.Cumberland is 148 miles from Pittsburgh, about 2 hours and 40 minutes. It's an easy drive down I-79 to Morgantown, WV, then onto I-68 to Cumberland, MD.

Wanna know about trail magic? How about how humanity has progressed through messages given in dreams... Its all here, all the Magic and all the trag...NVM. Come on in... The Water is fine:) Recorded in Cumberland MD on the finest day of the year thus far.

We talk the big grungey four and recall way back to the time Jaybo left his cozy life in St Augustine in search of sparkling adventure and a musical pathway. A tale of illicit substance, beat poetry and just plain making due in a new city and a new coast. Recorded in a 5 story house on the richest street in Cumberland MD on a silver laptop and mic sitting weirdly on a bed in a rose wallpapered room a couple days before Halloweed 2018. Enjoy!

The Queen City Film Festival is Western Maryland's premier film festival, this year October 4-7 2018 in Cumberland Md. The QCFF is currently in its eighth year and is being held at Mezzo's  114 S. Centre Street on the third floor. The QCFF offers a four-day program of screenings and educational panels, and welcomes filmmakers from around the world.  This year they are featuring 89 Films over eight categories and featuring six Maryland filmmakers. To purchase your tickets to the film festival   HERE and support this great local event that brings the world of film to the Mountains of Maryland.   Download this years festival program HERE  The Allegany Allied Arts will be showing The Rocky Horror Picture Show on October 27, 2018 at Windsor Castle 210 S. Centre Street. The doors open at 7pm, a costume contest starts at 9:30 with the film beginning at 10pm. All of the premium seats have sold out, but there are plenty of GA tickets available do not hesitate purchase your Rocky Horror Tickets HERE    

Matt Philippi is not currently looking to do a thru-hike of the AT. For Matt, biting off sections is a satisfying way to de-stress from his job. He contacted me to talk about the Chesapeake & Ohio (C&O) Canal Towpath. It is quite some towpath, running from Washington DC to Cumberland MD and measuring over 184 miles. I had previously intended speaking with Matt but I dropped the ball on that, so it was good to hear from him again. This time, we combined his C&O hike with his experiences hiking the AT in sections. Matt shared a link to the C&O Canal Towpath. https://www.nps.gov/choh/index.htm. If you'd like to know more about this trail, or indeed, section-hiking the Appalachian Trail, email me and Matt will be happy to respond to your questions. As you can see from the waterfall below, it certainly has some great sights. Matt completed the hike with his work colleague and is as proud of his "summit" picture as I am of my own on Katahdin–as he should be. Dr Lynne and I discuss arthritis and joints this week on Doc Spot. Don't forget, we're going to be losing Dr Lynne soon because she's run out of trail ailments. On the other hand, if you have some hiking-related medical questions that we haven't covered, she'd be delighted to answer them on a kind of wrap up show. Don't forget to support our sponsor, Trailtopia and make sure you follow Bruce as he gets closer to his start date in late February. You can find his great show, Returning To Katahdin wherever you listen to podcasts.

The Queen City Film Festival is Western Maryland's premier film festival, this year October 5-8 2017 in Cumberland Md. The QCFF is currently in its sixth year and is being held at Mezzo's  114 S. Centre Street on the third floor. The QCFF offers a four day program of screenings and educational panels, and welcomes filmmakers from around the world. Be sure to get your tickets and support this great local event. The Allegany Allied Arts are once again putting on the best Rocky Horror Picture show experience.. get your tickets early!!  Be sure to get your tickets HERE Download the wonderful festival program HERE  Get your Rocky Horror Tickets HERE

Greg Malloy is back for episode 80 to discuss his latest art show at the Gilchrist Gallery in Cumberland MD will be displayed for the entire month of August 2016. His latest show was inspired by the flowers in bloom after all the rain of the early summer. He has several large-scale pieces in this show, but has smaller art to help fill any empty wall you might have. Greg currently has his work displayed at City Hall and you can purchase his art at Mountain Shine Creative. Contact Greg Malloy via Facebook and his Website Enjoy   

was lucky enough to sit down with the very talented Parris Ashley for this weeks episode. Parris is a graduate of Frostburg State University where he obtained his BFA magna cum laude. Parris has made Frostburg his home and enjoys adding his beautiful touch to the public mural projects around town. His art can been seen on Broadway in Frostburg, the Frostburg Pool, several local businesses. Parris is tackling his largest mural to date at Canal Place in Cumberland MD.  If you are interested in contacting the artist check out his WEBSITE and his FACEBOOK  Enjoy! 

We have a non-profit double-header with this episode with CASA of Allegany County and Heart of the Earth Animal Rescue.  Aaron Hendrickson a founding member of CASA,  returns to discuss two important fundraising events and how CASA has grown over the past few years. Their growth includes expanding their wine festival to include craft beer. This annual event will be in held at Canal Place in Cumberland MD on July 16, 2016.  Buy tickets HERE!!   The Heart of the Earth Sanctuary and Rescue is a Sanctuary, rescue and Animal Rights Advocacy group who is committed to the promotion of the rescuing and adoption of homeless, abandoned, neglected and abused animals by creating an alliance with other Sanctuaries, Advocacy Groups, Rescues and Animal Shelters.  Heart of the Earth are always looking for volunteers and partnerships for fundraising activities. The community has been a great help with the success of this non-profit. If you would like to make a donation check out their website.  

Welcome back to the show! This week is by far the Friendiest podcast ever! Inspired by the first song I played, I challenged myself and some friends to, "Remember When We Were Young." I spoke to four great friends.  We get to speak to Ryan Dougherty, long time friend, painter, whose work was featured in the Monkelion comic and is also featured on the cover of this episode and Cali-based tye dyer (like he will tye-dye anything).  We get to speak to Tim and Lydia, hometown friends from Cumberland MD, Delfest Foundation Board members and just plain great people.  We get to speak to John Griffin, former owner of Larry’s Landing in St. John, USVI, great friend and a guy I have looked up to since the day I met him.  We get to speak to Colby Dix, one half of the comic gold that is Touchpants, guitar player, and album releaser. We got to speak to all these great people and hear songs that helped shape their musical journeys young in life.  It was a true honor and something we are going to do again.  If you’d like to be on the next show or have questions you want answered on the show, email me at eli@cosmiclionproductions.com