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Halfway through November and there's no sign of Old Man Winter in Lake Tahoe. As the boys await a proper early season dump to whiten the mountains, they catch up on life and a bunch of listener feedback. Topics of discussion include what activities do you do in the transition between fall riding and winter skiing, what is the single best sport in the Tahoe region, helicopter skiing in the Sweetwater range, Jim Morrison's historic first ski descent on the north face of Mount Everest, listener feedback on rescinding the Roadless Rule, are blue square flow trails DOPE or DERP and has Red Bull Rampage gone too far? In classic old man Statler and Waldorf fashion, PowBot rants about text laid over Instagram Reels and Trail Whisperer rants about a rope swinger getting arrested in order to get more Instagram followers and sell a bunch of t-shirts. 3:30 – Slurp Man and Snack Man not so popular4:40 – Pow Bot talks about ASMR – Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response5:50 – The etymology of fingernails on a chalkboard7:00 – The dangers of using a claw hammer9:30 – Getting out of shape, fitness and getting older. It's harder to off-the-couch adventures.11:00 – Recap on Fred Stamm's Giro di StaMMina mountain bike adventure near Quincy13:40 – The weird transitional time between Fall and Winter. What activities do you do?19:00 – The Slugfest mountain bike ride in Reno21:45 – Shout out to Truckee Dirt Union – benefactor of the Alpenglow Speaker Series on 12/523:25 – NEWS THAT MATTERS – Jim Morrison the first to ski the North Face of Mount Everest30:00 – Sweetwater Heli launches as the only helicopter skiing business in California33:00 – Four wolves in Sierra Valley euthanized by CDFW after killing 75+ cattle37:00 – Hiker dies falling off a cliff on Mount Whitney in icy conditions38:55 – LISTENER FEEDBACK – Rachael from Australia40:50 – Kurt G asks – what is the single best sport in the Lake Tahoe basin?44:30 – DOPE OR DERP – Landon – Riding blue square flow trails?49:40 – POWBOT RANT – Text laid over in the video of an Instagram Reel.54:00 – PJ wants some discussion around Red Bull Rampage. Has it gone too far?1:07:00 – Follow up to the Lake Tahoe rope swingers – rope swinger got arrested1:12:50 – Rescinding of the Roadless Rule update1:20:40 – Early season snow chasing. Shasta or the central Sierra might be in.1:23:00 – Low confidence in long range weather forecasting – shout out to Michael Snyder – California Weather Watch.1:27:10 – Trail Whisperer is going on his first BC hut trip to Ice Creek Lodge.

Send us a text          This week on the DeRP, our seasoned musician hosts weigh in on traditional and modern worship services, Chu and Pastor Matt give their review of RENT at the University of Florida starring DeRP alumna Ioanna Andriannou, which inspired a little friendly competition in Broadway Musical Trivia, and the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel marches on to the Bracketeering Top Dogs Elite 8, while the #1 seed does not!   

The Circle co-hosts Johnny Apple, Reverend Pirate Frog, Stoney Alpinist, and Howlingbuds welcome back our honorary co-host, the one and only Alebrije, for a hilarious and highly informative episode diving into his highly anticipated new drop and the chaos of the 4th Annual alebrije cannabonsai competition Life Updates & Bonsai InsanityKicking off the show, the hosts congratulate Howling on the newest member of his family: he has adopted a second Rottweiler, aptly named Ivan von Derp! Howling shares his battle against mold mites that ruined his initial cannabonsai entries, despite using a favorite frog planter. He details his aggressive IPM strategy using Monterey Horticulture oil and Lost Coast, and even considering placing cheese in the soil as a deterrent. Alebrije's Epic Drop: Sunny TAlebrije shares the details of his upcoming drop, centered around the spectacular new strain: Sunny T. Sunny T boasts an incredibly complex bouquet ranging from gas and heat torch fluid to citrus, lemon-lime, cran-grape juice, baby shampoo, and prevalent pine. The F1 hybrid features Tangy Rainbows crossed with Ronin Gardens' High Strangeness F5, which includes a Oaxacan landrace lineage.Hot Sauce, T-Shirts, and Grow Togethers!The drop includes fantastic collaborations and holiday items: • Hot Sauce: The Sunny Tibuhuahua hot sauce, a collab with Sam Sa'House, features Oaxacan chilies, pine-infused vinegar, Aji lemons, and Aji mango peppers.• Merch: Tie-dye shirts featuring the stealth Alebrije logo, created in collaboration with Ganic's wife along with ashtrays made by Mrs. Alebrije.• Holiday Freebie: The Griswald Family Tree seeds (Gamma Cheese x Tangy Tibuguana), which have a holiday fruit cake aroma profile, will be bundled with merch.The hosts also announce the upcoming YAG Grow Together, open to anyone growing an Alebrije strain in celebration of the Sunny T drop beginning after the November 5th drop date.

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Send us a textIn this episode, the hosts recapped Aubrey's legendary introduction to the congregation at church this morning, compared our experiences swimming and baptizing in the Gulf of Mexico vs. the Gulf of America, had a good discussion of the role of forgiveness in achieving peace in the Middle East, weighed the unfortunate upcoming matchup in Bracketeering between the Golden Retriever and the Weiner Dog, got a pretty good audition from Lilly to sing the National Anthem at the next Super Bowl, decided on the DobERman and the Pomeranian as the official dog breed mix of the DeRP, and all agree that we like the sound of RED and not the sound of WHITE. 

After a mid-October Tahoe snowstorm, the boys catch up on life for the first time since August, recapping the incredible Fall season so far, rich with brilliant colors and hero dirt. Featuring an intro by the eponymous Snack Man, topics of banter include wing foiling, the earliest fall day PowBot ever skied pow in Tahoe, favorite snack they eat in the track, fire lookout tower trails, DOPE or DERPs including the new Class 3 mode on the Gen 4 Specialized Turbo Levo, front disc brake rotor covers, Palisades Tahoe releasing the ‘Black Pass' and the concept of Finders Keepers. The boys shout out Truckee River Public Waters for defending the rights of wrongfully accused fishermen, Sydney Martinez and her awesome new book “Finding Nevada Wild”, all about the most misunderstood state in the American West, and Trail Whisperer references recent news about the U.S. Department of Agriculture rescinding the Roadless Rule, and his opinion on why it might not actually be a bad thing.3:30 – What's your favorite track snack?6:55 – PowBot is a bona-fide wing foiling fool, 3-4 days a week for a month.11:45 – One of the most beautiful Fall seasons ever in Tahoe. What makes a beautiful Fall?17:00 – What's the earliest date you've ever skied in Tahoe? October pow days.23:20 – Trail Whisperer's new story in Tahoe Quarterly about fire lookout towers and trails descending from them – “Points of High Interest”.29:50 – Finding Nevada Wild by Sydney Martinez – 300 pages of amazing photography, storytelling and adventure information about Nevada.34:20 – Core Lord Call-Ins – GORDO after hiking the PCT, Religious Exemptions and Big D is a big fan of Moab and disagrees with Trail Whisperer's hate for Moab.45:13 – DOPE OR DERP – Class 3 mode on the new Specialized Turbo Levo Gen 4.50:05 – Carl H. thinks tailgate pads are DERP.53:10 – Shout out to Truckee River Public Waters – two fishermen shot at by a landowner in Mogul.56:40 – DOPE OR DERP – Front disc brake rotor cover for your mountain bike.1:00:55 – DOPE OR DERP – Finders Keepers.1:09:25 – DOPE OR DERP – Palisades Tahoe released the Black Pass – a $20,000 pass so you would be able to cut the lift line.1:18:20 – A bit about the US Forest Service Roadless Rule being rescinded. Is the Roadless Rule good or bad?1:36:00 – ON A MUSICAL NOTE – Stick Figure “Free Flow” album drops in mid-November. Dope Lemon – Angus Stone – indie rock, psychedelic rock. Steely Dead at CBC – Steely Dan/Grateful Dead mashup band.1:42:30 – Uncle Coz interview at Gold Lake, Foiling and Florida Man for Tom, digging trail and making a trip to Ely, NV for Kurt.1:45:55 – Downieville has shaped the evolution of the sport of mountain biking.

Hat da jemand Party gesagt? Diese Woche gibts die offizielle Hobbylos Party Folge: Von Champagner im Bett, über unsere verborgene Gefühle die niemand sonst kennt bis hin zu den erschütternden Beichten unserer Party Gäste. Die Bademäntel suchen wir immer noch... Und: Das Volk (das seid ihr) wurde erhört. Der Pöbel (das sind wir) bietet euch endlich wieder die Unterhaltung die ihr braucht: Dark Romance. Hier findest du alle Infos & exklusive Rabatte unserer Werbepartner: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/podcast_hobbylos⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Hobbylos ist eine Produktion von Spotify Studios. Kontakt: hobbylos@youmgmt.de Dark Romance Quelle: D.C. Odesza - Dark Divine Castle Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

I dette afsnit taler vi om de nyeste opdagelser på Mars. Man har set leopard-prikker. Disse prikker kan normalt være tegn på mikroskopisk liv, eller ihvertfald tegn på at der har været liv. I en eller anden form…Og så er NASA underlagt kyniske besparelser, hvis disse gennemføres i den amerikanske kongres. Hvilken betydning får dette eventuelt?Her er Karina's noter til dagens afsnit.liv på Mars:https://www.nasa.gov/news-release/nasa-says-mars-rover-discovered-potential-biosignature-last-year/Perseverence rover er placeret i en udtørret flod, fordi man mente at der der ville være størst chance for at finde tegn på liv. Se billedet af leopardpletterne. Der har man fundet organisk kemi (carbon / Oxygen / Hydrogen forbindelser) og mineraler (Jern og Sulfat), som her på Jorden har en mikrobiologisk oprindelse. Andre ikke biologiske processer der kunne lave disse mineraler:-Høj temperatur. Men de kemiske analyser viser at dette er/var et lav temperatur miljø-Syre baseret miljø, men det tyder det ikke på at det var fra de andre kemiske ting.Den bedste forklaring er lige nu at det er biologisk oprindelse, som er omkring fire milliarder år gamle.Videnskabelig artikel lægger op til diskussion:»Men fordi det er på Mars, hvor der jo ikke kendes liv i dag, kan vi ikke med 100 procent sikkerhed sige, at dette er et bevis på tidligere liv på Mars. Men vi kan sige, at vi ikke har kunnet finde andre forklaringer på vores data, end at der har været liv på Mars,«Vi vil gerne have prøver tilbage til Jorden for at analysere. Kan der være liv på Mars i dag? Måske har det udviklet sig efter forholdene eller gravet sig ned til bedre forhold da overfladen på Mars blev for barsk.En anden artikel fra 2023 om fund a carbon molekyler. https://www.sciencealert.com/scientists-detect-intriguing-new-signals-of-organic-molecules-on-mars----------------------------------------Er Mars geologisk gold?https://www.sciencealert.com/colossal-discovery-on-mars-could-drive-surging-magma-under-the-surfaceMars has shown very convincing signs of being geologically dead, inside and out. Its relatively old surface – seeming to lack recent volcanic resurfacing and tectonic motion – and absence of a global magnetic field have been held up as reasons to think there's little else but firm, motionless rock all the way down to the core.Recent observations have poked significant holes in the notion of a completely dead Mars. There was a meteorite from Mars that made its way to Earth that showed signs of mantle convection as recently as around half a billion years ago for example.Then satellite photos revealed evidence of volcanic surface deposits as young as 50,000 years old in a fissure system called the Cerberus Fossae.And then Mars InSight, a lander monitoring the Mars interior since November 2018, revealed significant ongoing seismic activity consistent with volcanism.There have been a few other odd observations. The local gravity field of the Elysium Planitia, for example, is unusually strong, consistent with some sort of subsurface activity.Så der er mulgivis magma / flydende sten under overfladen.-------------------------------------------Lad os få et overblik over NASA's Mars aktivitet:https://science.nasa.gov/planetary-science/programs/mars-exploration/Last thing to land was Perserverence, which was in 30.07.2020 (5 years!)----------------------------------------------https://videnskab.dk/rummet/10-ting-du-ikke-vidste-om-mars/1. Disse rumsonder og rovere er i spil2. Sådan holdes kontakten med Mars3. Vejret på Mars følges tæt4. Mars-atmosfæren blæser væk5. Mars har flere ozonlag6. Der er vand på Mars7. Metan er et mysterium8. Mars har polarlys9. Mars kan følges live10. Vi aner ikke, hvordan Mars' måner opstodhttps://www.sciencealert.com/giant-asteroid-unleashed-a-devastating-martian-megatsunami-evidence-suggests

Send us a text          This week on the DeRP, the hosts debate which is worse--Chihuahuas or paradigms, recap the results for round 1 of Bracketeering: Top Dogs, can't decide if Lilly is old enough to have ever had a phonebook, discuss the Beatitudes and how to construct a durable soul, design the best possible TV newscast lineup but still wouldn't watch it, learn that Gianna knows a whole lot about people being hospitalized, and learn that Troy's mom listens to the podcast, meaning a couple weeks ago we accidentally told her about his lower back DeRP tattoo.  Sorry Troy!

Zusammenfassung zu Promi Big Brother Tag 6, damit du auf Stand bist. Der P*mmel brennt - Achim übernimmt das Petry Imperium und Karina, Sarah-Jane und Doreen kommen in eine dreckige Musterwohnung! Sprachi kriegst du jetzt jeden Tag

The gang discusses two papers that provide nuanced information to test when key innovations in vertebrate evolution occurred. The first paper looks at unique semi-terrestrial trace fossils in the early Devonian in order to determine the trace maker, and the second paper looks at fossils that could provide information about the origins of teeth. Meanwhile, Curt has theme park ambitions, James provides Amanda with new anxieties, and Amanda leaves it all to chance.   Up-Goer Five (James Edition): The group talk about two papers that are looking at the earliest time things have been seen in the rocks. The first paper looks at some tracks in the rock left by animals with no legs that live in the water but can gasp air. We have looked at tracks from the same place before where the animals stuck their faces into the ground. The new tracks come in two forms. The first is where the animal took a rest and its bits that it uses to move in the water stuck in the ground. The other track is where it had to come out of the water and moved around on land. It used its head to pull it along as it moved. The track made by this is the same as tracks made by the same type of animal that still lives today. This is the oldest case of this type of animal moving on land and shows that animals with hard parts inside them began to move onto land in lots of different ways. The other paper looks at the supposed earliest time we find teeth growing on skin. This is interesting because there are several ideas about why the teeth began to grow on the skin, so when it first started could help tell which of these reasons is true. The skin teeth bit has been considered the same as an animal with no legs that lived in the water that was found in younger rocks from a different place, but when studied up close it does not look like the thing it is named as. By using lights to look inside the rock and seeing whether it looks the same as skin teeth on living animals it is shown that the old skin teeth are not skin teeth at all but actually are parts of the skin of a different animal with no hard parts inside that has legs that move in many places.   References: Haridy, Yara, et al. "The origin of vertebrate teeth and evolution of sensory exoskeletons." Nature (2025): 1-6. Szrek, P., et al. "Traces of dipnoan fish document the earliest adaptations of vertebrates to move on land." Scientific Reports 15.1 (2025): 28808. Falkingham, Peter L., and Angela M. Horner. "Trackways produced by lungfish during terrestrial locomotion." Scientific Reports 6.1 (2016): 33734.

Wer kennt schon noch das bäurische Milieu, wer weiß schon noch wie es in den Köpfen von Landwirten aussieht, egal ob Männer oder Frauen? Und wer kann das aus einer Sicht von innen vermitteln? Reinhard Kaiser-Mühlecker kann das. Der österreichische Schriftsteller ist Landwirtssohn und mittlerweile Inhaber des elterlichen Bauernhofs in der Nähe der Stadt Wels. (Wdh. vom 19.05.2025)

In der Kasse der PH klafft ein Millionenloch. Das führt zu einem Abbau von bis zu 40 Stellen. Ausserdem: · GLP-Kandidatin Sabine Bucher lanciert ihre Kampagne für die Regierungsratswahl im Baselbiet · Herbstgast: Beat Läuchli, Organisator des Eurovision Song Contest

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Vom Rohstaberl zur Inklusion (5): Erstarrung und Aufbruch. Mit: Thomas Hellmuth, Institut für Geschichte, Universität Wien. Gestaltung: Andreas Wolf. Sendung vom 22.9.2025

Vom Rohstaberl zur Inklusion (4): Schule und Diktatur. Mit: Thomas Hellmuth, Institut für Geschichte, Universität Wien. Gestaltung: Andreas Wolf. Sendung vom 22.9.2025

Vom Rohstaberl zur Inklusion (3): Reformpädagogik. Mit: Thomas Hellmuth, Institut für Geschichte, Universität Wien. Gestaltung: Andreas Wolf. Sendung vom 22.9.2025

Vom Rohstaberl zur Inklusion (2) Vorwärts und rückwärts. Mit: Thomas Hellmuth, Institut für Geschichte, Universität Wien. Gestaltung: Andreas Wolf. Sendung vom 22.9.2025

Vom Rohstaberl zur Inklusion (1): Unterricht wird zur Pflicht. Mit: Thomas Hellmuth, Institut für Geschichte, Universität Wien. Gestaltung: Andreas Wolf. Sendung vom 22.9.2025

Hvad bliver der egentlig sagt på en hold-evaluering efter et 0-3 nederlag FC Midtjylland, og hvilke overvejelser gør en cheftræner sig i en uge med tre kampe. Det kan du blandt andet få svar på denne gang i Ripodsten, hvor vi har gjort tingene lidt anderledes. Vi har nemlig optaget på AaB's anlæg dagen efter pokalexiten mod midtjyderne.Medvirkende:Steffen Højer, cheftræner, AaBBenjamin Tiedemann, AaBJens Otto Barsøe, journalist, Nordjyske Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Vi tar en debrief på hotellet etter Glimts første kamp i Champions League

Wednesday night, from the Oval Office, we were told "the left" is the source of all that's poisonous in our political discourse, ironically by one of the most venomous vitriolic pursed lips in American political history. Fast-forward to today when we awaken to those lips flapping on 'Fox & Friends' to reveal that "we have him," the shooting suspect in the Charlie Kirk assassination. What's noteworthy about that visit to the curved couch was when he had the audacity to say “the radicals on the right oftentimes are radical because they don't want to see crime. They don't want to see crime. They're saying: We don't want these people coming in; we don't want you burning our shopping centers; we don't want you shooting our people in the middle of the street."Sure, hindsight's 20/20, but so is collected data that shows alt-right white nationalism far and away leads all participants when it comes to political violence, but hey, he couldn't have known the suspect - Tyler Robinson - was allegedly a Nick Fuentes fanatic, aka a "groyper." Yeah, the same Nick Fuentes Donald dined with. Derp. More on that ⁠HERE⁠ and ⁠HERE⁠. Not to be outdone, however, in the "tasting of shoe leather" competition is one Eric Erickson, the Omaha steak-hawking right wing radio provocateur who inherited many of his affiliates from the Rush Limbaugh I believed that sparked the ratcheting up of divisive and dangerous political rhetoric in this country. Eric penned an op/ed in the Atlanta Journal Constitution that hinted at "one side-ism," but had a markedly less partisan tone than his YouTube and in-show screed where he relentlessly finger-wagged at "the left" for it needing to police its own.Again, though, he popped off before the savvy folks on X who know a thing or two about Fuentes' groyper movement and had the ability to read into the subtle messaging on shell casings to connect the dots.

Just Rolling Along In The Knifemaker's world — The Knives Templars take you deep into the heart of the blade-making bonanza where sparks fly, legends gather, and the forge never sleeps. This episode is your backstage pass to the most electrifying knife-making event of the year. Tune in and feel the heat. have been heard all over the world! So tune in, enjoy and SUBSCRIBE to the knives templars today. Please support our sponsors   Pops Knife Supply - http://popsknife.supplies  Phoenix Abrasives - Phoenixabrasives.com   Brodbeck Ironworks - https://brodbeckironworks.com  The Rivers Experience - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYgdTzDUMUYlqbJOiyVLQg  Pops Knife Supples - popskinfesupplies.com   -  TRMAKER - TR-Maker.com. - Clark Iron Forge - Evenheat Kilns, KHDailyknives.com, frycustomknives.com, All brought to you by Pork House Productions, Skjeggmennknives.com, knife-maker.com, https://newjerseysteelbaron.com, Theriversexperience.com, and Josh of All Trades Blacksmithing. (c) Pork House Group 2025 #knifemaking #Knives #knifemakingpodcast #knivestemplars #blademaking The Knives Templars are Chip Carlisle, Josh Foran, Erick Rivers, Marc Vasallo, Jason Fry, Steve Katz, Kyle Daily, and Emily of Casting Crafts knivestemplars.com Want to sponsor the Knives Templars and run your ads on our podcast? Email us at knivestemplars@yahoo.com. See us at https://knivestemplars.comVisit: https://knife-maker.com PORKHouse Productions (c) 2025oinky oinky oinkyMusic by Nicholas Panek from Pixabay

Sosialistene vil gjerne overbevise om at de står for trygghet. Men en firedel av norske velgere har en annen oppfatning. Motsetningene i norsk politikk er blitt dypere. Sylvi legger ikke skjul på at de skal vinne i 29´.  For å gjøre det må hun føre en aktiv opposisjonspolitikk.Sosialistene fremstiller det som om hun er ute på prøve. Sosialistene vil gjerne kontrollere narrativet. Men gjør de det?Christian Skaug og red. mener nei. De forsøker, men ingen klarer egentlig å skape et nytt narrativ, bortsett fra Trump og ham vil ikke sosialistene vite av. FrP trår vannet. Før eller senere må Sylvi tone flagg og det kan skje fortere enn hun aner.Sosialistene er ved å legge seg ut med USA.

Der Pädagoge gründet Kinderrepubliken, in denen straffällige Jugendliche sich selbst regieren – mit Erfolg und Schattenseiten. Am 5.9.1925 stirbt Homer Lane in Paris. Von Doris Arp.

Deutschland im Herbst 2025. Vielleicht geht er in die Geschichte ein: Als Zeitpunkt, an dem die Bundesrepublik aufhörte, Sozialstaat zu sein. Zumindest einer, der diesen Namen verdient. Linken-Politikerin Heidi Reichinnek warnt vor einem „Herbst der Grausamkeit“. Friedrich Merz, BlackRock-Millionär und Bundeskanzler, setzt seine Spielart von Upper Class-Politik in die Tat um. Ein Kommentar von Paul Clemente.Wie sang die Punkband Schleimkeim so schön:„Ich säß so gern im Bundeskanzleramt / Als erster Mann im deutschen Land / Den Reichen würd ich noch mehr geben / Der Pöbel hat genug zum Leben.“Und wer glaubt, nur Arbeitslose und Bürgergeldempfänger seien betroffen, der liegt falsch: Auch Rente und Krankenversicherung werden gerupft. Mitten in Inflation und Miethorror schubst man einen Teil der Bevölkerung in den sozialen Abgrund.So wie Ex-Bundeskanzler Gerhardt Schröder die damalige Krise vorschob, um Solidarsysteme zu schreddern, nutzt Merz die gegenwärtige zur Entsorgung verbliebener Sozial-Ruinen.Nachdem die Ampel mittels Energie-Wende die Wirtschaft massakriert und durch Aufrüstungs-Pläne ein neues Massengrab für Steuergelder geschaufelt hat, verkündet Nachfolger Friedrich Merz:„Der Sozialstaat, wie wir ihn heute haben, ist mit dem, was wir volkswirtschaftlich leisten, nicht mehr finanzierbar.“Merz suggeriert, aus einem Sachzwang heraus zu handeln. Nichts als Vorwand. Der Autor des Buches „Mehr Kapitalismus wagen“ hat aus seinem marktradikalen Politikverständnis nie einen Hehl gemacht. Gegenüber Solidaritäts-Appellen hat er sich immunisiert:„Ich werde mich durch Worte wie Sozialabbau und Kahlschlag und was da alles kommt, nicht irritieren lassen.“Und die Mainstream-Medien? Gehen wieder brav mit. Was sonst? So weiß der „Merkur“: „Diese Reformen sind notwendig, um die steigenden Kosten und Sparzwänge im Bundeshaushalt zu bewältigen.“ Und das NRW-Blatt „Der Westen“ hetzt regelmäßig gegen Hilfsbedürftige. Aktuelle Schlagzeile: „Arbeitslose lacht: ,Mit Bürgergeld lebt man besser, als wenn man arbeitet'“.Friedrich Merz spielt den Empörten, wenn er ausruft: „Was ist eigentlich mit diesem System los?“ Was ihn wurmt: „5,6 Millionen Menschen leben im Bürgergeld, davon Millionen Aufstocker.“ - Ja, aber weshalb müssen so viele Bürger „aufstocken“? Antwort: Weil das Gehalt nicht reicht. Weil man die Bundesrepublik in ein Billiglohnland verwandelt hat. Weil Menschen keine drei Jobs parallel bewältigt kriegen, wenn sie nebenbei noch Kinder großziehen. Klar, mit solchen Problemchen würden Blackrock-Millionäre sich nie belasten. Wie bei Neoliberalen üblich, sind die Leidtragenden auch für Merz selber schuld. Viele Sozialleistungsempfänger könnten arbeiten, täten es aber nicht. - Seltsam nur: Wenn es so viel Arbeit gibt, warum tun sich die JobCenter bei der Vermittlung so schwer?Jedenfalls steht für Merz fest: „Es kann so nicht bleiben.“ Mit dem bisher Erreichten sei er nicht zufrieden. Verbale Unterstützung ertönt aus dem politischen Off: FDP-Chef Christian Dürr feuert den Kanzler an, nicht länger zu zögern, endlich „mutige Reformen“ durchzuziehen. Einer von Dürrs genialen Vorschlägen: Die Bürger sollten private Altersvorsorge betreiben. Durch ein „kapitalgedecktes System wie die Aktienrente.“ Auch das von Merz geplante Rentensystem läuft auf erhöhte Eigenbeteiligung hinaus. Beispiel: Wer eine Monatsrente von 2500 Euro erhalten will, braucht ein Depot von 378.813,28 Euro. Dazu muss er 49 Jahre lang 137,12 Euro pro Monat einzahlen. Kein Problem. Man gönnt sich ja sonst nichts....https://apolut.net/der-herbst-der-grausamkeiten-von-paul-clemente/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2. utgave av Lavterskel-løpet er overstått, og arrangørene fra Lavterskel har landet og er klare for å reflektere.Men en annonsering dagen før løpet, og utfallet av denne nyheten, la en liten demper på stemningen. De første ti minuttene av episoden går derfor med til å både oppsummere og dele våre tanker om neste års nykommer.Episoden avsluttes med prat om den kommende giganten, Stavanger Marathon, og hva som venter når friidrettsklubben GTI, sammen med frivilligheten, igjen skal skape folkefest gjennom den vakre byen vår.Tusen takk for at dere fortsatt setter pris på episodene vi lager, for at dere behandler oss så godt, for at dere behandler andre i deres liv godt, og ikke minst for at dere tar vare på egen helse. God lytting, god dialog og god helse til alle dere vakre lyttere!Podkasten er sponset av:

I've said for a few days now that Donald Trump's goading of Texas to "find" five new safely GOP congressional seats in a highly unusual mid-decade gerrymander could spark something akin to a civil war. Perhaps not a literal "military" rift between red and blue states, but a fraying of the threads that keep them "united" as a nation. Well, it turns out I'm not the only one who thinks that. Bloomberg's Ronald Brownstein sees what I see, too: blue states matching what Texas does to counter-act their stifling of "we, the people's" ability to elect representation vs letting the representation choose us. Where does that lead us as a nation? It's ominous to consider, and more importantly, it's anti-democratic. Perhaps the silver lining in all of this is that Texas' egregious actions could be what finally convinces enough Americans and House members to pursue making gerrymandering illegal - no matter the state doing it. Texas state representative James Talarico - I think of him as "white Obama" - is a pastor, former teacher and rising star in the Democratic Party. He's everything scumbags like Ted Cruz isn't: courageous, decent and lives his morals and values. He's among the handful of Democrats refusing to give Governor Greg Abbott the legislative quorum required to pass the Trump-ordered gerrymander. Do keep an eye on him if you aren't already. Meanwhile, Donald Trump thinks he has the power to have the Commerce Department "re-do" the 2020 census to remove undocumented people from the count. Never mind the unconstitutional nature of the order (buy when's that stopped him before?) but say he does it: doesn't that also mean Texas loses three U.S. House seats when 2.1 million immigrants aren't counted? Derp. ------Closer to home, Georgia's still fighting the Civil War in a court battle with the Sons of the Confederacy. You see, Stone Mountain Park, just outside Atlanta - the birthplace of the Ku Klux Klan - had long been a magnet glorifying the Confederacy. After civil rights protests in 2020, the state drew down a lot of that, and the SOCVs are throwing a judicial hissy. Here again, a Kemp-led Georgia (a broke clock being right occasionally) steered from pandering to Confederate fetishists, and Trump's recent emboldening of said fetishism has them itching for a fight. ------Lastly - and this is rich - Georgia attorney general Chris Carr is howling like a scalded dog because his 2026 GOP gubernatorial combatant (Burt Jones) has the benefit of a state law giving him cover to fundraise using a "leadership committee" only state legislators or governors or lieutenant governors can use prior to winning party primaries. Here's the funny part: AG Carr has been defending the law that created that unfair advantage in court since it became law. Also, a Republican whining about there being "too much money" in campaigns when his party's done everything they could to let as much big money sicken the process for decades.

In the hazy aftermath of 4th of July, thankfully Tahoe didn't burn down but tragically the North Rim Grand Canyon Lodge did. On Episode 66, the boys chat about how they spent the holiday, their favorite fireworks stories, announce the closure of all Sierra Pacific Industries lands to recreation until further notice due to wildfire risk and rant about kids terrorizing neighborhoods on electric motorcycles and the threat to mountain biking. Trail Whisperer cites a recent study about what traits constitute a “cool” person, Pow Bot gives hot purchasing tips on where to buy outdoor gear for less, some core lords call in and DOPE or DERP mobile DJs in the woods, sucking someone's dust and pond skimming. Also, a little Whatcha Been Riding? and On a Musical Note listening suggestions.2:00 – Fritz Schmitz loves his Deso Supply Mind the Track hat. Get one before they're gone!5:50 – 4th of July happened and Tahoe didn't burn down. Participating in the Truckee 4th of July parade with Truckee Dirt Union. Pow Bot loaded the van and went to Oakridge for 4th of July.10:08 – 4th of July fireworks shows gone awry in San Diego and Michigan.13:25 – Pow Bot's favorite fireworks show/war/bonfire/propane explosion in Boulder, Colorado.17:45 – DOPE OR DERP – Fireworks.23:45 – North Rim Grand Canyon Fire – Lodge burns down.29:55 – Sierra Pacific Industries announces summer land closures for all recreation. This includes Yogi trail network and Martis Peak Road.31:30 – Kids illegally riding electric motorcycles and destroying public property in the Town of Truckee and Sierra Vista Park in Reno.41:30 – Recent study reports on what it means to be a “cool person”.50:40 – Tom's The Dicky Box at Burning Man story – the story of a “cool” introvert.55:45 – CORE LORD CALL IN – Local Line Larry – More Ice Cream Man rants.1:02:00 – CORE LORD CALL IN – Doug – PCT Gordo Update – He bailed in Tahoe. Foot issues.1:05:00 – DOPE OR DERP – Backpacker chair and a tarp when hiking.1:13:30 – Sportsman's Warehouse and Sierra Trading Post – great places to buy outdoor equipment for half the price of places like REI.1:17:15 – DOPE OR DERP – Mobile DJ's in the woods playing music.1:22:55 – DOPE OR DERP – Sucking dust riding behind someone.1:26:55 – DOPE OR DERP – Pond skimming.1:32:15 – Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship Downieville Epic – Upper Butcher Ranch, Gold Valley Rim and Pauley Creek are riding awesome. Also, Upper Tollgate on Mt. Hough is open.1:35:00 – ON A MUSICAL NOTE – All Them Witches and Pachyman.

We dive into the Republican party's latest identity crisis as their own media machine turns on itself. We explore how decades of conspiracy theories and manufactured outrage have created a base that demands their leaders deliver on impossible promises—and what happens when reality finally catches up.We examine the MAGA movement's relationship with truth, the cult-like devotion that prevents accountability, and how certain recent developments have exposed the gears of the right-wing propaganda machine in real time. Plus, we tackle the persistent myth that America needs a "healthy two-party system" and why that thinking might be exactly backwards.From the cornfield resistance, we're reworking classic theater for modern times—because sometimes the absurd is the only way to make sense of the absurd.Stay in Touch! Email: proleftpodcast@gmail.comWebsite: proleftpod.comSupport via Patreon: patreon.com/proleftpodMail: The Professional Left, PO Box 9133, Springfield, Illinois, 62791Support the show

Recorded deep in the Toiyabe Range of central Nevada far from civilization, the guys talk about the Toiyabe Crest Trail project and the tumultuous arrival of summer in Lake Tahoe, where 11 people perished in a couple days due to a boating accident and hikers drowning in a swimming hole. The boys discuss complacency in the mountains and how it can be deadly, Trail Whisperer recaps his Wilderness First Aid training experience with Bliss Wilderness, Spooner Lake State Park puts out a survey for a new master plan, core lords call in to ask how you recover from a mountain bike accident, a rebuttal to DERPing UGG boots, saving wildlife you find in the backyard and if the ice cream man and his truck are DOPE or DERP. Also, Mind the Track announces its first piece of branded apparel for listeners to purchase! 2:30 – Recording on location in the Toiyabe Range of central Nevada, working on the Toiyabe Crest Trail. 5:35 – Jim Zellers and the early days of mountain biking in 1970s Cupertino, California.8:55 – Trail Whisperer's first time riding the Toiyabe Crest Trail in 2016.18:15 – Mind the Track swag is finally here! Our first piece of apparel – the Mind the Track Do All Adventure hat made by Deso Supply Co (desosupply.com)25:30 – Summer is here. The solstice has arrived. Post work steamy singletrack sundown rides and the deadliest day in Tahoe boating history?29:22 – Three hikers drowned at Rattlesnake Falls on the N. Fork American River. Juan Heredia – a free diver hero who retrieved the bodies.32:20 – Complacency is dangerous. Always be on guard in the mountains because Mother Nature rules.37:45 – Mono County Search and Rescue extracted a splitboarder who fell 1,000 feet off Mount Dana. 39:00 – Ebikes, bad ideas and what's healthier – no drinking and riding ebikes or drinking and riding mountain bikes?44:05 – Recap of Bliss Wilderness and his teaching of Wilderness First Aid and being a First Responder. 51:14 – Nevada State Parks survey for Spooner Lake State Park. Share your thoughts and ideas!Surveymonkey.com/r/spoonerlakebackcountry or email planning@parks.nv.gov . Survey closes July 20. 53:50 – Core Lord Call-Ins – Sean - @familysize – how do you go about rebounding from a crash on the mountain bike?1:00:48 – Nate – Another name for Tourists – COD – Careless, Odd and Dangerous. He vehemently disagrees with DERPing UGGs.1:05:45 – DOPE or DERP – Kellen on Insta – handguards on mountain bikes. 1:14:20 – DOPE or DERP – The Ice Cream Man and his ice cream truck. 1:17:40 – DOPE or DERP – Saving wildlife you find in your backyard. 1:24:05 – The ice cream power move at camp. What are your favorite camping power moves?1:26:30 – Shout out to Myles at Incline Spirits and Cigars in Incline Village.

Der Prozess gegen Rapper P. Diddy ist vorbei, die Geschworenen haben sich zurückgezogen und müssen jetzt darüber entscheiden, ob Diddy schuldig ist oder nicht.

Dagens afsnit starter i et referat med en grim sms udveksling mellem Kent og Torben. Derpå kører Uffe samtalen over i Best Sellers voldsomme fest, og satme om vi ikke også finder ud af Torben Chris har fundet en ny måde at nøgen forulempe folk på på festival.

Der P. Diddy Prozess geht weiter: Zeugin “Jane” hat verstörende Aussagen gemacht.

As summer riding season settles in amidst massive plumes of tree pollen and afternoon thunderstorms creating hero dirt conditions, the boys discuss a bunch of random topics from 888 COR LORD listener call-ins, emails and messages. The boys dope or derp a variety of topics from petunias and the wind to dogs on leashes, UGG boots, bike racks on motorcycles and flat versus clipless MTB pedals. The boys also draw parallels between all you can eat sushi and ski resort season passes, contemplate being struck by lightning while riding an e-bike and Trail Whisperer recaps his failed Mount Shasta ski attempt with the words “diarrhea and blisters”. 4:00 – Trail Whisperer skied Mount Shasta and Lassen Peak. Diarrhea and blisters.9:30 – Lots of chatter and feedback from the Truckee River Public Waters episode.13:25 – Tree pollen and the reproductive process of evergreen trees.17:20 – Being struck by lightning while riding an e-bike.20:35 – Whatcha been riding? Mount Hough, Sky Tavern, Boca/Verdi Ridge36:00 – Where is Gordo on his PCT trek?37:50 – Core Lord Call-Ins – Nate – Dope or Derp? – Listening to speaker playing Mind the Track while skiing or MTB in a crowded area.40:06 – Sky Emerson – disagrees about the wind. Dope or Derp? – Petunias45:00 – Wayneo – Dogs on leashes. Which MTB pedals do you prefer – Flat pedals or clipless and what brand do you ride?58:00 – Neil – Dope or Derp? A bike rack on a motorcycle.1:01:05 – Sam – Dope or Derp? Adult men wearing UGG boots outside the home.1:07:50 – Dope or Derp? All you can eat sushi. Reno is the all you can eat sushi capital of the world.1:15:20 – 2025 was the second busiest ski season in American history.1:20:00 – Getting worse at your #1 sport while getting better at your #2 sport.1:23:15 – Jackass Trail is back! No more Donkey Town trail. Truckee Dirt Union Loam Masters Rally was a huge hit.

Missbrauchsvorwürfe, Machtspiele und mediale Aufmerksamkeit – der Fall P. Diddy vor Gericht

Kyle, 17. mai og gleden over å ha rett.

Wer kennt schon noch das bäurische Milieu, wer weiß schon noch wie es in den Köpfen von Landwirten aussieht, egal ob Männer oder Frauen? Und wer kann das aus einer Sicht von innen vermitteln? Reinhard Kaiser-Mühlecker kann das. Der österreichische Schriftsteller ist Landwirtssohn und mittlerweile Inhaber des elterlichen Bauernhofs in der Nähe der Stadt Wels.

WE'RE BACK! Been over two months. What have we been up to? Are NFTs still relevant? Are we done? How are the trenches? Tune in for updates from us and our favorite projects. Have questions? We'll be answering them LIVE.Freedom 35ers

Tonight,Justin turned the show off before we got started.  Here's us trying again.  

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Recapping a polarizing winter that has been “clear and still” – either literally clear with no snow and still with no wind, or snow clear up to your ass and still snowing, the boys catch up on a number of topics including PowBot's surf trip to Costa Rica, Trail Whisperer's Death Valley four wheeling adventure and helicopter skiing, the sketchy last month of avalanches and the lack of stoke for resort skiing. The boys DERP local ski resorts for their season pass money grab of selling next years pass in March, they also DERP @palisadestahoe for leaning on local law enforcement to bust ski pass poachers. The ASS rants about social media and the unnecessary steepness of West Shore skin tracks and ponder why skins haven't improved that much in the last 10 years. The boys also play some 888 COR LORD call-ins from listeners. 2:00 – Recording from the Tahoe City Transit Center in PowBot's new van.4:20 – Recapping a banger couple of days skiing the West Shore of Lake Tahoe.10:20 – PowBot witnesses public hate for the Tesla Cybertruck.14:20 – Trail Whisperer takes the Land Cruiser four wheeling in Death Valley then goes to Tonopah to stay at the Mizpah Hotel.21:20 – Trail Whisperer goes helicopter skiing.25:40 – Skiing in the Toiyabe.26:25 – PowBot goes surfing in Costa Rica34:55 – The boys have been down on the ski resort experience this year, too busy everywhere.39:20 – DOPE OR DERP – Do you buy next year's ski pass now in March?46:00 – ASS rant about the state of social media and podcasting.55:40 – Tom has an encounter on his flight home from Costa Rica related to the podcast.58:45 – ASS rant about the unnecessary steepness of West Shore skin tracks.1:01:40 – Why have skins not improved that much in the last decade?1:05:20 – DOPE OR DERP – Alterra and Vail leaning on local law enforcement to prosecute ski pass poachers.1:13:05 – ebiker gets stranded for 30 hours in rural Texas after her ebike battery died and PowBot's story of his ebike dying in Downieville.1:16:00 – Listeners call into the 888 COR LORD hotline, talking about attainable, approachable backyard adventures.1:23:55 – Shout out to Alenka Vrecek – new article in Adventure Sports Journal about her Tahoe to Baja ride.1:25:10 – Trail Whisperer restores a vintage road bike and takes it for a ride.1:33:34 – The recent rash of avalanche incidents and fatalities since early February.

The gang gang grows. Derp Birds acquire Mutants. Charles the Chad partners with Bank. Tommy gets made into a Clay Nation. Are NFTs back or is the market just down enough that we're back here. You let us know! Have questions? We'll be answering them LIVE.Freedom 35ers

Two weeks into his Powder Highway road trip, PowBot calls in from Revelstoke, British Columbia to chat about life on the road in the new van, the differences between the U.S. and Canada when it comes to snow and ski culture, hiring a ski guide in Whistler to go big in the Blackcomb backcountry and interviewing “Trailhead Tim” Gibson, who PowBot met at the trailhead and suddenly became his backcountry partner in bagging the Aussie Couloir in Joffre Lakes Provincial Park. Also, the boys Dope or Derp snow stake cams, backcountry skiing solo, the magnetic Snow Strip product and reggae music. 3:00 – Catching up with PowBot on his road trip to the Powder Highway of Canada, calling from the Revelstoke Rec Center parking lot.8:30 – Trail Whisperer in Downieville.10:00 – Avalanche Canada is saying “it's time to consider getting into bigger terrain” – it's GO TIME in the alpine! Favorable clear high pressure weather all week.13:00 – Pow Bot's road trip so far – Mount Bachelor, Stevens Pass, Whistler, Duffey Lakes.18:45 – Vail Resorts is having a PR nightmare. Youtube Peak Rankings financial breakdown of Vail Resorts. Park City Mountain Resort Ski Patrol is on strike and Vail wouldn't give them a $2/hr pay raise.21:40 – PowBot arrives in Whistler/Blackcomb and stays at Riverside RV park. PowBot hires a ski guide from Altus Mountain Guides, Tim Ross, to take him touring off the Blackcomb glaciers.25:00 – How does Canada differ from United States when it comes to skiing culture?28:35 – What is Pow Bot's boondock overnight parking plan?29:30 – Parking and skiing at Joffre Lakes area, a Canadian Provincial Park. PowBot helped unstuck the local plow truck driver, Danny, a backcountry skier who plows the lots for skiers.33:00 – PowBot meets Trailhead Tim and skis the Aussie Couloir with him.37:55 – How do you know when you meet a stranger that they will be a good ski partner?39:35 – Dope or Derp? Skiing solo. PowBot skied the Seven Steps to Paradise on Rogers Pass by himself and it was the dopest tour of his life.49:24 – In order to ski parts of Rogers Pass you have to take a backcountry travel test.52:45 – New iPhones have a text to satellite feature, eliminating the need to have something like a Spot or Garmin InReach.54:45 – Dope or Derp? The Snowstrip - A magnetic rack that goes on the side of your vehicle so your skis/board doesn't fall and hit the ground.57:55 – Dope or Derp? Reggae Music – Tom's been listening to a bunch of reggae. Stick Figure, Arise Roots, John Brown's Body and 10 Foot Ganja Plant. David Lee Scales and Chaz Smith of The Grit podcast think reggae is derp. Bob Marley is The Legend for a reason.1:04:55 – ON A MUSICAL NOTE – Ross – listener recommending Tycho and Khruangbin.1:09:20 – Dope or Derp? – a listener Derek wants to know what's up with snow stake cams.1:16:25 – Last Saturday, tail end of the holiday, one of the busiest days of skiing in Tahoe ever due to the snow stake cam.1:20:25 – The sleeper pow days are the best days – the snow stake cam isn't always accurate.1:21:40 – PowBot recorded a conversation with Trailhead Tim after their adventure on Aussie Couloir and the concept of “risk shaming”.1:30:50 – A conversation with Tim Gibson at Joffre Lakes Provincial Park – living van life and skiing in Canada.1:36:20 – Quitting the corporate life, retiring and living the ski bum van life full time.1:40:45 – Partnering up with Tim to ski Joffre Peak and Aussie Couloir.1:48:24 – Moved to Chile in 2004 and got into backcountry skiing, fully self-taught through trial and error. Close calls with cornices, glaciers and crevasses.1:54:00 – The American ski culture of not reporting avalanche accidents, opposite from Canada. The concept of “risk shaming” and how risky behavior is frowned upon in skiing in the US.1:59:00 – Living in Seattle and skiing in Washington state – Mount Rainier, North Cascades, Snoqualmie Pass.2:07:00 – What does Mind the Track mean to you?

In the final episode of 2024, the boys catch up on a variety of topics just before PowBot hits the road for a month-long ski adventure on the Powder Highway of Canada, including Trail Whisperer's story of driving the Powder Highway right as COVID hit in early 2020. The new snow reporter, Al Powcino, makes his debut with a wet and soggy forecast, Trail Whisperer presents the most compelling evidence yet that the Hunga Tonga volcanic eruption is linked to the last two years of record-breaking global warming, the boys discuss the 2024 word of the year, “Brain Rot”, and Trail Whisperer recounts his recent visit to San Diego chasing the massive surf swell. Pepper in a few Dope or Derps and 2024 is complete. Thanks to all our listeners for an awesome second season of Mind the Track! 3:00 – Artificial Intelligence and snow forecasting.5:50 – Christmas Day – Pow Day at Sugar Bowl, death cookies at Mount Rose and holiday traffic.8:20 – PowBot gets Trail Whisperer a Christmas gift – a bicycling book from Japan.11:00 – Dope or Derp? eSkimo – the ebike of backcountry skiing.15:50 – Dope or Derp? Christmas gifts and Christmas trees.21:10 – Sam and Trail Whisperer went to San Diego before Christmas to surf the big swell.27:30 – PowBot is about to embark on a road trip to the Powder Highway of Canada and going to the Meadow Hut with Golden Alpine Holidays.29:25 – Driving the Powder Highway, Trans-Canada Highway, Revelstoke, Kelowna, Golden.32:45 – Revelstoke and Kicking Horse – awesome mountains but no chairlift infrastructure.35:10 – Crystal Mountain in Washington.36:00 – Chairlift evacuation malfunctions at Heavenly, Telluride, Winter Park and France. What's the longest you've ever spent on a broken chairlift?41:00 – Golden Alpine Holidays and Meadow Hut in the Esplanade Range north of Golden.42:00 – Banff National Park – Amazing winter campground with 110V power and heated showers.44:10 – Dope or Derp? Driving and passing someone on a double yellow.48:20 – Oxford University Press Word of the Year – “Brain Rot”.50:15 – The Hunga Tonga volcanic eruption and it's effect on recent climate change. Scientists are beginning to acknowledge its effects on the suddenly warming climate.52:10 – Dr. Javier Vinos – author of Climate of the Past, Present and Future, a Scientific Debate, summarizes Hunga Tonga's effect on the rapid warming of the climate.58:10 – Mind the Track introduces the new Powderiffic Snow Report correspondent – Al Powcino!1:02:30 – Low tide snow conditions in Tahoe and Shasta Avalanche Center employees rescue a lost and frozen duck at 10,000 feet elevation and released it at a creek in town.1:05:00 – News – EXPLORE Act passed by Congress – legislation focused on improving outdoor recreation access, including BOLT Act - Bicycling on Long Distance Trails.1:08:50 – Outdoor recreation is a $1.2 trillion industry supporting 5 million jobs in the U.S.1:10:30 – Toyota takes every spot in vehicles most likely to last 250,000 miles or more, including the Tacoma, Tundra, Sequoia, 4Runner and Highlander Hybrid.1:13:35 – New study shows staggering number of spinal cord injuries with mountain bikers.1:15:20 – Hoot Trail in Nevada City – continued drama about its future.1:23:25 – Trail Whisperer's story about driving the Powder Highway at the beginning of COVID.1:29:40 – On a musical note - @facemelts – King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, The Osees, Queens of the Stone Age, Screaming Trees, Mark Lanegan.1:35:45 – Do you listen to music when you ski or ride your bike?1:39:30 – Thanks to all our listeners for an awesome 2024. Growing fast!

In the last couple years of record-breaking snowfalls, budget shortfalls, staffing shortages and lack of affordable housing for CalTrans road crew workers, plowed parking areas for backcountry access are no longer a given. The Tahoe Backcountry Alliance is working with community leaders to help address these issues, focused on expanding winter access for all non-motorized users. Since 2015, TBA has expanded access for motorized and non-motorized use in Johnson Canyon, created a plowed parking lot on the west end of Donner Lake, is about to open a new lot for Tallac access and created a free SnoPark pass system for local residents. We sit down with TBA Executive Director Anthony Cupaiuolo to chat about the importance of access for winter recreation in and around Lake Tahoe, the ongoing parking issues on the West Shore, its impacts on the local recreation economy and what the protocol is for backcountry users when parking areas haven't been plowed.3:00 – PowBot rides a legit snowmobile for the first time and actually liked it.5:00 – Bumping into the Tahoe backcountry legend Otto on the skintrack in Ward Canyon.7:00 – Palisades Tahoe can't manage to get their mountain open…again. 7:45 – On a Musical Note: Trail Whisperer is loving listening to The Black Keys and The White Stripes and Pow Bot is watching No Good Deed. 10:15 – Listener shout outs and Dope or Derp? Subaru Crosstrek17:00 – Introducing Anthony Cupaiuolo of Tahoe Backcountry Alliance and First Tracks Productions.22:00 – Backcountry “carpooling” with three people using one snowmobile and PowBot's skijouring harness. 24:50 – Blowing up the secret spots. Cody Townsend's new The 50+ episode about the West Shore of Lake Tahoe. 26:50 – Anthony got invited by Sierra Academy to the Hutchinson Lodge at Donner Summit for a photo and video presentation to kids about skiing.28:30 – Mount Rose aka Mount Surprise and skiing the Bronco Chutes near Relay Peak. 33:20 – Anthony featured in a short film about Mount Rose called “A Rose for All”, and the importance of public access to the outdoors in Mount Rose Meadows. 40:00 – Collaborating with Lake Tahoe Snowmobilers on safety and awareness and gaining access in Johnson Canyon thanks to help from Truckee Donner Land Trust.43:20 – Brief history of the Tahoe Backcountry Alliance – came to be when parking was going to be eliminated for the Jake's Peak area on the West Shore in 2015.48:30 – Issues on the West Shore of Lake Tahoe – lack of plowing and challenges with CalTrans plow crews can have a negative impact on the local tourism economy when plowing isn't done.57:00 – The etiquette of parking in a snow storm before an area has been plowed and cleared.1:04:50 – When did Anthony get involved with Tahoe Backcountry Alliance?1:06:50 – The Lake Run parking lot success story at the west side of Donner Lake. 1:11:30 – TBA founded a recreation-specific, grant-funded micro transit program to help alleviate trailhead traffic and raise awareness around the need for Lake Tahoe public transit.1:17:40 – The California State Parks SnoPark system – is it working? Meiss Meadows parking to access into Kirkwood when Highway 88 closes.1:24:40 – The headwaters of the Truckee River is Meiss Meadows, and the Meiss hut was the cabin Snowshoe Thompson used in the 1860s. Floating the Upper Truckee River in South Lake.1:27:50 – All about the challenges of Mount Tallac parking in Spring Creek and the new parking lot for Tallac access. 1:38:15 – How do people get involved and support Tahoe Backcountry Alliance? Donate at tahoebackcountryalliance.org.1:44:30 – What does Mind the Track mean to you? 1:52:45 – Pow Bot Scraper – the first Mind the Track swag coming soon!

Pull up any social media feed on big line skiing and there's a good chance you'll see Molly Armanino stomping a serious cliff drop. There's also a good chance you'll see her tomahawking. In her rookie year on the 2023 Freeride World Tour, Molly's checkers or wreckers approach – skiing lines no other woman dare ski – landed her a 2nd place finish. Perfecting her art of the send at Kirkwood amidst its treacherous volcanic “death rocks”, Molly's fearless approach has inspired all skiers, regardless of gender. Equally inspiring is Molly's perseverance in the face of unimaginable loss, opening up about the accident that took her brother Sam's life just as she was finding closure after losing her best friend in a car accident. Molly talks about the therapeutic healing the outdoors brings her and also shares the story of losing her big toe to frostbite while skiing in Montana. Lots of laughs mixed with heavy emotion in this episode. See an advance screening of her first feature film, “Slopes of Change”, at 8PM on December 19 at Alibi Ale Works in Truckee! 2:30 – Recording this week at Gear Lab in South Lake Tahoe amidst dry weather and no snow.5:30 – Riding brown pow on Harmony Ridge and Hoot Trail in Nevada City. Shared use trails versus segregated use trails.8:00 – Dope or Derp? Collectibles like baseball cards, Garbage Pail Kids and wine.20:45 – Print magazines to subscribe to – Nicholas on Insta – Mountain Gazette.21:50 – Dope or Derp? Giving up on skiing in the winter when weather isn't delivering.25:10 – Introducing Molly Armanino – South Lake Tahoe core lord skier and her film Slopes of Change.31:15 – Molly Armanino talks about her new hat, turkey feathers found on the family property and feeding wild animals.35:15 – Molly's upbringing in Sutter Creek and Placerville and hated skiing as a kid.38:00 – Skiing at Kirkwood, its “death rocks” and the core underground vibe it's kept despite being a Vail-owned resort. Home of Squid and Friends, Sam Armanino's creation.47:30 – Being good at tomahawking and training to tomahawk down the mountain.48:40 – Getting into backcountry skiing after always being a resort skier.50:30 – Missing the shot on the big line when being filmed.54:05 – What's more pressure – skiing for a film shoot or Freeride World Tour?56:30 – Molly's backcountry mentor McKenna Peterson and developing a close relationship.1:03:45 – Pushing yourself and pushing the sport even if you risk serious injury and getting hurt.1:11:30 – Getting into the Freeride World Tour.1:14:00 – Molly losing her big toe to frostbite during an excursion in Cooke City, Montana and then getting 2ndin her rookie year on the Freeride World Tour.1:22:50 – She seems to have Raynaud's Syndrome now after getting frostbite, using boot warmers and glove warmers and dressing the core warmer to prevent Raynaud's.1:30:00 – Exploring and skiing the Eastern Sierra Nevada.1:36:10 – PowBot and Molly going on a big backcountry mission in Desolation Wilderness during the early days of COVID after the loss of PowBot's dad and how big missions help with coping.1:42:30 – Being distracted by being hyper focused on a mission as a tool for coping with loss.1:45:30 – Molly opening up about the loss of her brother Sam and a tragic car accident she was involved in with one of her best friends who didn't survive.1:53:10 – What does Mind the Track mean to you?1:55:00 – December 19 in Truckee at Alibi Aleworks – Go see Slopes of Change!

In the wake of a Thanksgiving bomb cyclone that walloped Northern California with rain and snow, the boys celebrate reaching 50 episodes with superfan #1, Scott Kessler. In addition to recapping their personal favorite episodes and the most listened to ones, the three amigos chat about chasing pow in Mammoth and Lakes Basin, telemark skiing versus splitboarding versus pow surfing, Scott's days as a chain installer on Interstate 80 and building his business, Truckee Overhead Door, his European mountain bike vacations and opening up about the loss of his first wife, Kathy Kessler, in the 2002 British Columbia avalanche that also took the life of Craig Kelly and five others. Also, are the BOA lacing system, fat bikes and Cody Townsend's 50+ project Dope or Derp?2:45 – December 1 is the first day of meteorological winter.3:30 – Recording once again in the Truckee Overhead Door facility in Hirschdale with Scott Kessler. 4:40 – The packers versus the shovelers – who will win winter this year?6:30 – Recapping the first 50 episodes and suggesting some of our favorites. 8:00 – Core lord callout at the gas station in Sierraville and the old days of telemark racing.9:30 – What new sport should Trail Whisperer pick up, splitboarding or telemarking?16:00 – Recapping the series of bomb cyclone storms just before Thanksgiving. 19:00 – PowBot chases the pow down to Mammoth Mountain and meets Zak Mills.21:30 – Scott bought his first van when he had a chaining permit, chaining up cars on Interstate 80 during the winter. 29:00 – Starting Truckee Overhead Door, a garage door company in Truckee/Lake Tahoe. 34:00 – Dope or Derp? BOA. Cody Townsend's 50+ project. Fat Biking.55:15 – Reviewing the first 50 episodes. Most popular and our personal favorites. Todd Woodward, Daron Rahlves, Episode 1, Emily Kachorek, 10 Shredmandents, Chris McNamara, Harrison Biehl, Eric Blehm, Duncan Meyers, Alenka Vrecek, Nate Greenberg, Nick Bliss, Avalanches and the Frog Lake Huts, Marco Osborne, Make Downieville Gold Again, Christina Thayer. 1:21:20 – Scott's European mountain biking adventures in Italy and Switzerland the Alps and the Pyrenees. Aosta Valley Freeride – one of the best guiding companies, Massimo, Blake and Anna.1:34:30 – Scott opens up about the loss of his first wife, Kathy Kessler in 2002, after being involved in the British Columbia avalanche that also took the life of Craig Kelly and five others. 1:46:30 – What does Mind the Track mean to you?

Rejection—it's the sting we all dread. Whether you're battling social anxiety, people-pleasing, or simply trying to navigate life's challenges, the fear of rejection can keep you trapped. But what if you could take the sting out of rejection for good? In this episode, we explore the hidden patterns behind our fear of rejection, why it feels so painful, and how it secretly shapes our lives. Aziz shares key insights from his recent virtual event, guiding you to uncover your default rejection pattern (DERP). This is the first step toward transforming your relationship with rejection and unlocking true freedom. Stay tuned for part two, where we'll dive into actionable tools to help you thrive in the face of rejection. Don't miss this chance to reclaim your power and live boldly!------------------------------------------------------------Do you find yourself going to great lengths to avoid rejection? You may have learned, like many people with social anxiety, to keep a low profile—avoiding speaking up, not drawing attention to yourself, and staying under the radar just to avoid feeling rejected. But here's the truth: by avoiding rejection, you're not really protecting yourself—you're limiting your life. Today, let's talk about how to take the sting out of rejection so you can move past the fear and boldly live your life, no matter what. The Hidden Cost of Avoiding Rejection When you've got social anxiety or you struggle with people-pleasing, the fear of rejection often controls your decisions. It's not about actively getting rejected—it's about keeping your life small so that rejection never happens. But here's the problem: while you may be successfully avoiding outright rejection, you're still feeling rejected on a deeper, emotional level. You might feel unworthy, invisible, disconnected, or as if you're missing out on life's opportunities—even when no one has actually rejected you. This is the hidden cost of constantly avoiding rejection. It creates an emotional cage where you're safe from the outward pain of rejection, but the inner pain of feeling unworthy or disconnected becomes your constant companion. The Path Forward: Move Toward Rejection, Not Away From It So, how do you break free from this trap? The key is to stop running away from rejection and instead move toward it. This doesn't mean you should seek rejection on purpose, but it means you need to take the actions that align with your true desires—even if some rejection might happen along the way. As hard as it is to hear, the reality is that rejection is inevitable if you want to truly live your life. The more you stretch out of your comfort zone—whether that's putting yourself out there socially, expressing your opinion, or going after a career opportunity—the more likely you are to face some form of rejection. And that's okay. How to Take the Sting Out of Rejection: A Mindset Shift To truly take the sting out of rejection, you have to change your relationship with it. It's not about eliminating the bad feelings that come with rejection; it's about understanding where those feelings come from and how you can respond to them differently. Recognize the Default Pattern: When you face rejection, what's your first reaction? For many, it's an overwhelming sense of failure. You might think, “I'm unworthy,” or “This means I'll never be good enough.” But these thoughts are part of a default pattern—a learned response that you've created over time. Pause and Reflect: When you get rejected, instead of reacting with shame or self-criticism, take a moment to slow down. Reflect on your emotional response. What are you telling yourself about this rejection? Are you internalizing it as proof that you're not good enough? Use the Pain as a Reminder: Instead of letting rejection crush you, see it as a reminder to practice a new way of thinking. Just like I use physical pain as a reminder to practice self-care for my body, emotional pain from rejection can be a reminder to practice self-compassion. It's not about running away from the pain—it's about responding to it with care and understanding. The Power of Persistence One of the most powerful tools for overcoming the sting of rejection is gentle persistence. This means learning to persist after receiving a “no” without pushing past someone's boundaries. Instead of quitting when you face rejection, take a moment to reframe the situation and ask, “What can I learn from this?” Maybe the rejection wasn't personal. Maybe it wasn't the right timing. But by persistently staying true to yourself and your desires, you'll increase your chances of future success. Take Action Now If you're ready to start shifting your relationship with rejection, your action step today is simple: study your default response. When you experience rejection, what thoughts and feelings come up? Is there a story you tell yourself about your worth? Start writing down these responses and look for patterns. The more you study them, the less power they will have over you. This self-awareness is the first step toward freeing yourself from the sting of rejection. Closing Thoughts: You Are Worthy Remember, rejection doesn't define your worth. It's not about how others perceive you—it's about how you perceive yourself. You have the power to change the way you respond to rejection, and by doing so, you'll unlock a life full of connection, confidence, and courage. Keep practicing, and you'll find that rejection doesn't sting nearly as much as it used to. You've got this.