Podcasts about Durango

Send us Fan MailOn this episode of The Unrestricted Podcast, we're joined by Maria Hernandez and her husband and training partner, Daniel Hernandez, as Maria prepares for the biggest moment of her boxing career—her professional debut on September 12, 2026, against Jocelyn Sanchez at Rogue Valley Rumble 16 inside the Ko-Kwel Casino Resort in Medford, Oregon.Born in Durango, Mexico, Maria shares her incredible journey from living in Mexico to ultimately calling Utah home. We dive into what inspired her to pursue boxing, the sacrifices she's made as a wife and mother of two, and how balancing family life with the demands of becoming a professional fighter has shaped her into the woman she is today.Daniel joins the conversation to give an inside look at what it's like coaching his own wife, preparing her mentally and physically for her first professional fight, and the unique bond they've built through the sport.We also discuss training at Champs Gym in Salt Lake City along with Coach MG Vellinga and Coach Emilia, overcoming adversity, chasing dreams later in life, and what this opportunity means not only for Maria, but for her family and everyone who has supported her along the way.This is an inspiring conversation about perseverance, family, faith, and believing in yourself no matter where your journey begins.

Send us Fan MailOn this episode of The Unrestricted Podcast, we're joined by Maria Hernandez and her husband and training partner, Daniel Hernandez, as Maria prepares for the biggest moment of her boxing career—her professional debut on September 12, 2026, against Jocelyn Sanchez at Rogue Valley Rumble 16 inside the Ko-Kwel Casino Resort in Medford, Oregon.Born in Durango, Mexico, Maria shares her incredible journey from living in Mexico to ultimately calling Utah home. We dive into what inspired her to pursue boxing, the sacrifices she's made as a wife and mother of two, and how balancing family life with the demands of becoming a professional fighter has shaped her into the woman she is today.Daniel joins the conversation to give an inside look at what it's like coaching his own wife, preparing her mentally and physically for her first professional fight, and the unique bond they've built through the sport.We also discuss training at Champs Gym in Salt Lake City along with Coach MG Vellinga and Coach Emilia, overcoming adversity, chasing dreams later in life, and what this opportunity means not only for Maria, but for her family and everyone who has supported her along the way.This is an inspiring conversation about perseverance, family, faith, and believing in yourself no matter where your journey begins.

En más notas, Exregidor de Canatlán, Durango, entre las 10 personas halladas sin vida en Zacatecas, por otra parte, Exgobernador de Baja California ingresa al Altiplano en Almoloya de Juárez, en información internacional, Sismo de 5.1 en Perú deja al menos seis fallecidos y 30 heridos. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Abrimos el cofre para un capítulo especial dedicado a la fe, los pactos y lo que sucede cuando lo divino y lo oscuro se cruzan en el mismo camino.Viajaremos por tres rincones distintos: un pueblo minero de Chihuahua, una discoteca de Durango en plena Semana Santa, y una calle empedrada de Oruro, Bolivia.Tres historias, una misma pregunta: ¿qué tan lejos llega la fe cuando se enfrenta a lo que no se puede explicar?Acomódense, bajen la intensidad de la luz, y comencemos.Descubre el desenlace de estas misteriosas historias y si tienes alguna sugerencia de leyenda que deberíamos investigar, da click aquí. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

¡Toma previsiones! Se esperan Lluvias y granizo para el Valle de México Rescatan a hombre que subio a torre del CablebúsBombardeo de Israel deja víctimas en GazaMás información en nuestro podcast#grc

Protección Civil alerta por lluvias intensas en tres estadosGrupo Carso compra 30% del Bloque 30 en el Golfo de MéxicoTemporal deja más de 590 mil usuarios sin luz en ChileMás información en nuestro Podcast#grc

Acompáñanos en este programa en el que hablamos sobre lo que sucedido en la Liga Mexicana de Beisbol

Abrimos el podcast con la gran noticia de la aprobación por parte del Gobierno de la nueva FP de mecánico de bicicletas; concretamente, el Curso de Especialización de Formación Profesional de Grado Medio en Montaje Integral y Mantenimiento de Bicicletas y Vehículos de Mobilidad Personal. Una titulación oficial de 690 horas que egulará por fin la formación de los profesionales mecánicos en España, cubriendo tanto la mecánica convencional como la creciente demanda en bicicletas eléctricas y de carga. Este anuncio se ha encuadrado dentro de la presentación de los 31,3 millones de euros que el Gobierno ha destinado a modernizar la FP y aprovechamos el podcast para analizar el impacto que puede tener en nuestra industria. Por cierto que recordamos cómo AMBE lleva años luchando muchos años por lograr una titulación homologada para nuestro sector y cómo llevan desde 2021 trabajando junto al FP Maristak de Durango para sentar la base de lo que ahora se ha logrado. En cuanto a las novedades de producto, Canyon ha sido protagonista absoluto esta semana con la nueva Lux Trail, una bici enfocada al trail más pedaleador y rutero o, como ellos mismos dicen, al concepto downcountry. En MTB también han presentado la nueva Exceed CFR y la Exceed CFR Gravel. Con la misma base de su cuadro Exceed, el cuadro rígido para MTB, ofrecen una XC al uso con una orientación rutera y menos competitiva o una “Monster Gravel” para las carreras de ultradistancia. Siguiendo con las novedades de la marca alemana, también ha presentado la nueva Speedmax, la 6ª generación de su bici de triatlón que aumenta su capacidad de carga, mejora su aerodinámica y pese a todo ello logra ser más ligera. Otra de las novedades es que BOSCH, con una actualización (la 1.36) de su aplicación, ya ha puesto a disposición de los usuarios la posibilidad de personalizar el Extended Boost y la funcionalidad Drivetrain Tensioner. Con esta actualización, BOSCH hace realidad las novedades que presentó en mayo. Además, te recomendamos algunos de los contenidos de interés que hemos hecho estos días. Este episodio ha sido gracias a Kintoa All-Mountain Race, una experiencia de mountain bike brutal, limitada a 150 participantes, en el Pirineo navarro cuya primera edición tendrá lugar los días 12 y 13 de septiembre en uno de los hayedos más espectaculares de Europa, el Bosque de Quinto Real. Una carrera por etapas de estilo All-Mountain puro, con tramos cronometrados tanto de subida como de bajada por senderos naturales increíbles. Puedes inscribirte ya en https://kintoamountains.com/ Enlaces de interés: Aprobada la FP en Montaje y Mantenimiento de Bicicletas https://www.mtbpro.es/actualidad/aprobada-la-fp-de-mecanico-de-bicicletas Nueva Canyon Lux Trail 2026 https://www.mtbpro.es/actualidad/nueva-canyon-lux-trail-2026-cuadro-200-g-mas-ligero-y-un-planteamiento-mas-agresivo Las mejoras de la versión 1.36 de la app de BOSCH https://www.mtbpro.es/actualidad/nueva-version-136-app-ebike-flow-personalizacion-extended-boost-drivetrain-tensioner Canyon Exceed CFR y CFR Gravel https://www.mtbpro.es/actualidad/nueva-canyon-exceed-cfr-y-exceed-cfr-gravel-de-la-rigida-de-xc-hacia-el-monster-gravel Nueva Canyon Speedmax https://www.maillotmag.com/actualidad/nueva-canyon-speedmax-250-g-menos-mas-personalizable-y-aerodinamica Test: Wheeltop EDS OX https://www.mtbpro.es/test-mtb/probamos-el-wheeltop-eds-ox Pivot Shuttle LT Pro https://www.mtbpro.es/pruebas-mtb/probamos-la-pivot-shuttle-lt-pro-2026-la-referencia-para-eenduro Todo sobre las unidades MGU https://www.mtbpro.es/afondo/todo-sobre-las-unidades-mgu-motor-gearbox-el-fin-del-desviador-trasero-en-las-emtb 4 consejos para rutas con calor y evitar los calambres https://www.maillotmag.com/afondo/pedalear-con-calor-4-consejos-para-exprimir-las-rutas-de-verano-y-evitar-los-calambres

The City of Durango Parks and Recreation Department hosts a free community celebration Friday, July 17, from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Durango Recreation Center featuring food and drinks, live music, games and more to celebrate Parks and Recreation Month. On Saturday July 18, Durango Nordic hosts a running biathlon at the Durango Nordic Center combining trail running with laser rifle shooting. And the 91st annual Durango Fiesta Days Rodeo runs Saturday and Sunday, July 18 and 19, at the La Plata County Fairgrounds with multiple performances running over the weekend. By Sadie SmithWatch this story at LNN.newsThis story is sponsored by Freddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers and Durango Gelato, Coffee & Tea.Support the show

Onda tropical 18 provocará lluvias intensas y posible ciclónEdomex entrega maquinaria para rehabilitar 340 kilómetros de callesFrancia mantiene 37 departamentos en alerta máxima por calorMás información en nuestro Podcast#grc

Evacúan 46 personas por riesgo de derrumbe en NaucalpanSheinbaum anuncia 1.8 millones de créditos para viviendaEE.UU. lanza tercera ofensiva militar contra Irán en una semanaMás información en nuestro Podcast#grc

FGR rescata dos tigres blancos en Durango  Obras contra inundaciones ya llevan 90% de avance en el Edomex: CONAGUAPapa León XIV llama a frenar la violencia en Medio OrienteMás información en nuestro podcast#grc

¡SE ACABÓ EL ATRACO: DE DEBER UN MILLÓN A DEBER CERO!

Activan Alerta Amarilla por lluvias en nueve alcaldías de la CDMXTour de Francia recorta etapa por ola de calorArgentina disputa su Mundial 18 y destaca por su ganaderíaMás información en nuestro Podcast#grc

Vivienda para el Bienestar. Gómez Palacio, Durango

//The Wire//1900Z July 10, 2026// //ROUTINE// //BLUF: HORMUZ TRAFFIC SLOWS AS AIRSTRIKES CONTINUE IN IRAN OVERNIGHT. PRESIDENT TRUMP STATES THAT THE CEASEFIRE IS OFFICIALLY OVER. WIRED-GUIDED FPV DRONE DISCOVERED IN CARTEL WEAPONS CACHE IN MEXICO. RUSSIAN AFRICA CORPS CONTINUES CONFLICT IN MALI.// -----BEGIN TEARLINE------International Events-Middle East: Yesterday's targeting continued throughout the night, with dozens of targets being struck within Iran. Much of the targeting centered around the major port of Bushehr, with a SAM site being struck and the runway being cratered again last night.Strait of Hormuz: This morning the UKMTO published a notice reaffirming their assurance that the southern Omani route remains open for use. Despite this assurance (and highlighting that sentence in red in their notice), most of the maritime community is no longer trusting this route at the moment due to Iranian targeting which kicked off the war again. No vessels transited either route overnight due to the targeting, however some ships attempted to make the crossing this morning.Far East: This morning China imposed an export ban on Helium, effective immediately. The Ministry of Commerce stated that this decision was made to allow domestic semiconductor chip manufacturing facilities to maintain their supply of the gas, which is essential for the production of computer chips.Analyst Comment: Most of the world's supply of Helium is produced as part of the process of refining natural gas in the Middle East. Since the war began, crude oil has not been the only concern, but also other distillates and byproducts such as jet fuel and helium. China halting exports is a substantial indicator of the severity of the current war. China has also been able to get more of their ships out of the Gulf than anybody else, so if even they are hurting for helium, this is not a good sign.Africa: The conflict between Russian mercenaries and FLA militants has continued to escalate, with fierce fighting being reported in the vicinity of Anefis over the past few days. The Russian Africa Corps base in Anefis has been routinely targeted by FLA, with most of the attacks taking the form of ground skirmishes or drone attacks.Mexico: During a counter-narco raid in Durango yesterday, Mexican forces located a fiber-optically controlled drone platform within a weapons cache in the Dolores del Río neighborhood. This drone was reportedly fitted with an explosive charge similar to that which has become more commonly used throughout the region for carrying out attacks between rival cartel factions.-----END TEARLINE-----Analyst Comments: In the Middle East, yesterday evening contradictory reports circulated on social media regarding which nation actually carried out some of the strikes within Iran. Some reports claimed that the strikes in the afternoon were not conducted by the United States, but actually another nation. The most obvious culprit is Israel, but reports also claimed that the Kuwaitis also conducted attacks of their own last night as well. No matter who actually dropped the munitions, the effect is the same: the Iranians consider all attacks on their territory as originating from the same US-led coalition. What the Iranian response will be is unclear. Previously, they have been extremely forthcoming with the target list they would strike, if the US conducted more serious targeting within Iran. Desalination plants, energy production facilities, oil export terminals, and the aircraft at US bases in the region which are once again within Iranian missile range, are all likely targets if the Iranians so desire. Considering that President Trump announced that the ceasefire is officially off this afternoon (but that talks will continue) the next few days will be instrumental in determining if the war will return to it's full form, or if the attack-peace-attack cycle will continue.Analyst: S2A1 Research: https://publish.obsidian.md/s2underground NomadNet: 5fa68c88be727a0e1a250a75e5e79269 Disclaimer: No LLMs were used in the writing of this report. //END REPORT//

Conciertos en Madrid (solo guitarra y voz), A Coruña (dúo con Jorge Pardo) y O Grove (en trío con Pardo y Rubem Dantas), además de la grabación de un EP con ellos dos, están en la agenda de estos días de julio del autor de nuestra sintonía, Toninho Horta, al que escuchamos en 'Céu de Brasilia', 'Aqui oh!, 'For my children', 'Prato feito' -con Pat Metheny-, 'Manoel, o audaz' -con Metheny y Lô Borges-, 'Serenade'/'Ouro Preto', 'Viver de amor', 'Bons amigos', 'Canto do desalento', 'Durango kid' y 'Falso inglês'. Escuchar audio

Neste segundo episódio da sexta temporada do Podcast Ideias: Sustentabilidade em todos os recantos, seguimos pelo norte do México para conhecer iniciativas que demonstram como a conservação da natureza, a participação comunitária e a educação ambiental contribuem para a construção de territórios mais resilientes.Apresentado por Ana Célia Araújo e Yonara Santos, recebemos a Dra. Amorita Salas, bióloga, doutora em Manejo de Recursos Naturais, presidente da Associação Civil Tequio Lagunero e uma das principais referências da Comarca Lagunera em restauração ecossistêmica, educação ambiental e governança participativa.O episódio "Um oásis de conservação: aprendizados na Comarca Lagunera" nos leva ao Cañón de Fernández, uma Área Úmida Protegida no estado de Durango, onde a Dra. Amorita compartilha sua trajetória de mais de 30 anos dedicados à conservação e ao desenvolvimento comunitário.Quer saber mais? Então não perca este episódio!Vem conferir!Ficha Técnica:Ana Célia Baía Araújo (Vinheta, Pesquisa, Roteiro e Apresentação)Amorita Ivonne Salas Westphal (Entrevistada)Geová Marcelino da Rocha (Edição e Mídia)Yonara Claudia dos Santos (Vinheta, Pesquisa, Roteiro, Apresentação, Supervisão e Mídia)Zoraide Souza Pessoa (Coordenação)

The Elmore's Corner Midweek Market is a new, weekly makers market running every Thursday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Grange on Highway 172 between Durango and Bayfield. Vendors sell fresh produce, local honey, sourdough bread, frozen meats from local ranchers and handcrafted goods. By Sadie SmithWatch this story at LNN.news.This story is sponsored by Durango Pizza and Serious Texas Bar-B-Q.Support the show

This week, the Total Archery Challenge comes to Purgatory Resort July 10 through 12. The 72nd annual Four Corners Gem and Mineral Show runs July 10 through 12 as well, bringing 67 dealers from around the world to the La Plata County Fairgrounds. And on Monday July 13, the La Plata County Farm Bureau will host a free drought response presentation at the fairgrounds featuring the Colorado Department of Agriculture.By Sadie SmithWatch this story at LNN.newsThis story is sponsored by Freddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers and FASTSIGNS Durango.Support the show

Save big on Vegas with Las Vegas Advisor — get 10% off a membership with code MTM (new members, affiliate): lasvegasadvisor.com Happy 4th from Las Vegas. Station Casinos just turned 50, so we look back at the company that shaped local Vegas from Bingo Palace to Durango, plus a new logo that leans into its roots. We dig into an incredible 1982 panoramic photo of the Strip and make the case for bringing back classic names like the Mirage, Stardust, and Dunes, share a hilarious Vegas Field Trips skit, and cover rumors that gaming could return to the newly sold Gold Spike. On the food and property side, Emeril's new restaurant Meril opens at The M on July 16th, we hit off Strip World Cup specials at The M and Sunset Station, review Esther's Kitchen pizza and Cinnaholic, and break down the new Caesars digital key at Vanderpump a Villa, which did not exactly go smoothly. Finally, this weekend is shaping up to be the biggest July 4th in Vegas history with countless fireworks shows across the valley. Let us know in the comments where you are celebrating the 250th. Episode Guide: 0:00 The Sphere Goes Full Dorito 0:42 Station Casinos Turns 50 3:09 1982 Vegas Strip super panorama 6:05 Vegas Field Trips (Must-Watch Skit) 7:20 Gold Spike Gaming Rumors 9:22 The M: Emeril's Restaurant Opening & World Cup Viewing 12:41 Esther's Kitchen pizza & Cinnaholic Reviews 14:13 Vanderpump Eyes & Caesars Digital Key 16:26 The Biggest July 4th Fireworks Yet 20:06 Final Thoughts Want more MTM Vegas? Get our exclusive weekly aftershow and join the community.

Thanks to our Partners, Pico Technology, and AutelWatch Full Video EpisodeA Dodge Durango came into the shop for a second opinion after being suspected of needing a transmission. The symptoms sounded convincing at first: harsh shifts, apparent slipping, no diagnostic trouble codes, and a vehicle that felt completely wrong on the road. But the actual problem was much simpler. The Durango was stuck in four-low. Once shifted properly through neutral, the harsh shifting, driveline bind, and “slipping” behavior disappeared.Matt uses the case as a springboard into a broader discussion about diagnostic tunnel vision. The point is not just that someone almost condemned a transmission unnecessarily. The deeper issue is how easily a first impression can become the diagnosis. Once the vehicle felt like it was slipping, everything after that could be interpreted through that lens. That is where anchoring, confirmation bias, and premature closure start to become dangerous.The episode also compares the Durango case to a more common misfire scenario. A vehicle comes in with a misfire, the scan tool identifies a cylinder, the car line is known for coil failures, and the diagnosis becomes a coil and plug before much testing happens. That gamble may work most of the time, but the process failure is still there. Being right by probability is not the same as proving the fault.Matt also shares a personal example involving a Mini Cooper that was nearly misdiagnosed as needing a turbo. The actual issue was cam/crank timing related. The mistake became a difficult but important lesson in responsibility, process, and making things right with the customer.The episode closes with a nod to Mel Brooks on his 100th birthday, including Matt's Mount Rushmore of Mel Brooks films: Blazing Saddles, Spaceballs, The Producers, and History of the World, Part One.Watch Durango VideoKey TopicsWhy the Durango seemed like it had a major transmission failureHow four-low can mimic slipping, harsh shifting, and driveline problemsThe importance of reading the owner's manual when unfamiliar indicators appearAnchoring, confirmation bias, and premature closure in diagnosticsWhy “incompetent” may be technically accurate but often incomplete as an explanationThe ethical problem of charging for the wrong repair when the real fix is simpleWhy common failures can make weak testing feel justifiedHow probabilistic diagnosis can work until it does notThe value of owning a mistake and making it rightMel Brooks, comedy, and Matt's Mount Rushmore of Mel Brooks filmsPull Quote Options“The first impression is often the most dangerous piece of data in the whole diagnostic process.”“Being right most of the time does not mean the process was right.”“Customers should not be paying for our anchoring, our confirmation bias, and our premature closure.”“The real danger is not being wrong. The real danger is being done too early.”Episode TakeawaysA symptom that feels obvious can still be misleading. The Durango felt like it was slipping, but the transmission was not the problem.A flashing indicator or odd message on the dash may be the clue. The owner's manual may not feel like a diagnostic tool, but sometimes it is.Common failures can create lazy confidence. A known coil failure pattern or common turbo issue may point in the right direction, but it does not replace verification.Premature closure is expensive. It can cost the customer, the shop, or both.Ethics matter most when the mistake is discovered after the repair. The customer should not pay for a part that did not fix the vehicle just because the shop eventually stumbled into the real fix.A good diagnostic process should include forced questions: What am I anchored to? What evidence am I accepting too easily? What would prove my theory wrong?Thanks to our Partner, Pico TechnologyAre you chasing elusive automotive problems? Pico Technology empowers you to see what's really happening. Their PicoScope oscilloscopes transform your diagnostic capabilities. Visit PicoAuto.comThanks to our Partner, AutelFrom drivability diagnostics and TPMS service to ADAS and advanced safety systems, Autel helps technicians follow OEM procedures and repair with confidence. Learn more at Autel.comContact InformationEmail Matt: mattfanslowpodcast@gmail.comDiagnosing the Aftermarket A - Z YouTube ChannelThe Automotive Repair Podcast Network: https://automotiverepairpodcastnetwork.com/Remarkable Results Radio Podcast with Carm Capriotto: Advancing the Aftermarket by Facilitating Wisdom Through Story Telling and Open Discussion. https://remarkableresults.biz/Business by the Numbers with Hunt Demarest: Understand the Numbers of Your Business with CPA Hunt Demarest. https://huntdemarest.captivate.fm/The Auto Repair Marketing Podcast with Kim and Brian Walker: Marketing Experts Brian & Kim Walker Work with Shop Owners to Take it to the Next Level. https://autorepairmarketing.captivate.fm/The Weekly Blitz with Chris Cotton: Weekly Inspiration with Business Coach Chris Cotton from AutoFix - Auto Shop Coaching. https://chriscotton.captivate.fm/Speak Up! Effective Communication with Craig O'Neill: Develop Interpersonal and Professional Communication Skills when Speaking to Audiences of Any Size. https://craigoneill.captivate.fm/

En más notas, ¡Fueron dos sismos! Registran uno de magnitud 6.1 frente a Guasave y otro de 5.3 en Durango, por otra parte, confirman muerte del conductor del atropellamiento que dejo varios lesionados en Cabo San Lucas, y en información internacional, EU sanciona a dos empresarios mexicanos por presuntos vínculos con el CJNG y red de huachicol fiscal. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week's roundup covers a packed Fourth of July weekend in Durango, including the annual Main Avenue parade and a free street dance featuring the Grammy Award-winning Dirty Dozen Brass Band. Old Barrel Tea Co. hosts a matcha ceremony and tasting event Friday evening, and Pagosa Springs will host Beyond the Embers, a community film screening and panel discussion on wildfire and flood preparedness following the region's devastating 2025 disasters.By Sadie SmithWatch this story at LNN.newsThis story is sponsored by Sky Ute Casino and FASTSIGNS Durango.Support the show

Station Casinos is celebrating 50 years of serving locals, and we're marking the occasion by revisiting one of our favorite conversations. Sarah Lohman sits down with Dayvid Figler and Heather Collins of @raisedinvegas to break down the best local casinos in the valley — from Durango to Green Valley Ranch — plus the best deals, free perks, and a tip that could score you a room upgrade for just twenty bucks. Want to get in touch? Follow us @CityCastVegas on Instagram, or email us at lasvegas@citycast.fm. You can also call or text us at 702-514-0719. For more Las Vegas news, make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter. Learn more about becoming a City Cast Las Vegas Neighbor at membership.citycast.fm. Looking to advertise on City Cast Las Vegas? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads at citycast.fm/advertise.

Lauren Aggeler joins Amanda to chat about the FOMO of growing up in Durango doing ballet and seeing all your friends on mountain bikes. They touch on Lauren's success in MTB and time with Trinity before transitioning to road and gravel. Lauren also shares advice for aspiring pros on pursuing sponsorship and making connections in the industry. You can follow Lauren at @l.aggeler. Groadio is supported by Cycle Limited, the world's fastest-growing online retailer for premium bikes. Whether you are looking to buy, sell, or trade, Cycle Limited provides a seamless, professional experience that allows you to upgrade your ride with confidence. Visit CycleLimited.com to explore their inventory or to learn more about their simple, data-backed selling and trade-in program. You can follow Amanda on Twitter at @_amanda_panda_ and on Instagram at @amanda_panda_. Follow Bill at cxhairs.com. Subscribe to the CXHAIRS Bulletin at cxhairs.substack.com. Follow the show on Instagram at @groadio. Email the show at groadio@gmail.com.  

Lluvias colapsan vialidades en EcatepecCierran tomas clandestinas de agua en Chihuahua Aseguran tigres, ocelote y lince en DurangoMás información en nuestro Podcast#grc

This week Janet talks to Tribe Sober member Lynn Griffith from Durango, Colorado, who shares her powerful journey from decades of drinking to discovering the freedom of an alcohol-free life. Lynn first began worrying about her drinking back in 1999, yet it took many years, several attempts at sobriety, and countless moderation strategies before she finally found lasting freedom. In this honest conversation, she reflects on the exhaustion of trying to control alcohol, the impact on her health, confidence and creativity, and why mindset change has been the key to making sobriety stick. The episode concludes with Lynn reading her beautifully written "Goodbye Alcohol" letter—a heartfelt farewell to a substance that stole decades of precious time and energy. In this episode: Why Lynn knew she had a drinking problem as far back as 1999 The moderation tricks that never worked How a health scare became a turning point The books and podcasts that helped shift her thinking Why community support is essential for lasting sobriety The surprising role of alcohol-free drinks in her recovery The connection between drinking, depression and cognitive decline How alcohol robbed her of confidence, creativity and vitality Why it's never too late to reclaim your health and happiness The importance of taking recovery one day at a time Finding your tribe and building meaningful sober connections Memorable Quotes "I know how I felt drinking and I know how I feel not drinking, and there's just no comparison." "I wish someone had told me that it's so much easier just to quit than spend a lifetime trying to moderate." "I don't want to be an old lady drunk." "The poisonous effects of every previous night confiscated my brain cells, robbed me of my confidence, tamped down my spirit and crushed my creativity." Lynn's Top Tip "Just don't drink." It sounds simple, but as Lynn explains, recovery begins one day at a time. Focus on the one thing that matters most in early sobriety and allow everything else to follow. About Tribe Sober At Tribe Sober we help people discover that an alcohol-free life doesn't have to be boring, lonely or difficult. Through community, connection, coaching and education, we support our members to create a life they no longer want to escape from. Interested in taking a break from alcohol? Join our next 3-Day Reset taking place 1–3 July. During the Reset you'll discover: Why alcohol affects us differently as we get older The neuroscience behind cravings How to navigate social situations alcohol-free Practical tools to make sobriety stick How to create an alcohol-free lifestyle you genuinely enjoy Find out more at: Tribe Sober Subscribe & Review If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, leave a review and share it with someone who might benefit from hearing Lynn's inspiring story. Every conversation helps break the stigma around alcohol and shows others that change is possible at any age.

Denver is on the precipice of what could be a historic moment; the city's 30-year incumbent congresswoman, Diana DeGette, is facing a late surge in momentum from Democratic Socialists of America-backed challenger Melat Kiros. So what's real and what's fake in the final days leading up to primary? And could Kiros really win? Comedians and returning guests Joshua Emerson and Kate McLachlan join producer Paul Karolyi to dissect the spin coming from both campaigns and separate signal from noise. Plus, a wild astroturfing scandal in the CU Regents' race and all our wins and fails of the week! Plus, a bonus segment! City Cast Denver Neighbors get a special bonus segment about Joshua and Kate's shared history in Durango. They share their tips for anyone looking for a summer road trip destination. Don't miss our weekly Friday bonus segments and become a member today for just $10 per month. Sign up at membership.citycast.fm.  Paul talked about moderating the SD34 forum, the poll showing Kiros ahead, the NYC primary results, a UMS venue closing, and Wellington and Wilma Webb. Kate mentioned Bastien's and PS Lounge on Colfax.  For even more news from around the city, subscribe to our morning newsletter at denver.citycast.fm. Follow us on Instagram: @citycastdenver Chat with other listeners on reddit: r/CityCastDenver Support City Cast Denver by becoming a member: membership.citycast.fm What do you think about astroturfing in local elections? Can you trust “the vibes”? We want to hear from you! Text or leave us a voicemail with your name and neighborhood, and you might hear it on the show: 720-500-5418 Learn more about the sponsors of this June 26th episode: Energy Outreach Colorado Vail Wine Classic Denver Health Looking to advertise on City Cast Denver? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads at citycast.fm/advertise

​In May 2025, a Dodge Durango reported stolen in Chicago was being tracked via GPS, and was in the parking lot of the Best Buy in Crystal Lake. ​Police say they located the unoccupied vehicle, and when Wayne Mikulski of Ogle County saw the police near the Durango, he ran away, but quickly was apprehended. Crystal Lake Police say Mikulski was carrying methamphetamine, and there were several credit cards in the stolen Durango that belonged to other people. This week, Mikulski was sentenced to nine years in prison.

​In May 2025, a Dodge Durango reported stolen in Chicago was being tracked via GPS, and was in the parking lot of the Best Buy in Crystal Lake. ​Police say they located the unoccupied vehicle, and when Wayne Mikulski of Ogle County saw the police near the Durango, he ran away, but quickly was apprehended. Crystal Lake Police say Mikulski was carrying methamphetamine, and there were several credit cards in the stolen Durango that belonged to other people. This week, Mikulski was sentenced to nine years in prison.

​In May 2025, a Dodge Durango reported stolen in Chicago was being tracked via GPS, and was in the parking lot of the Best Buy in Crystal Lake. ​Police say they located the unoccupied vehicle, and when Wayne Mikulski of Ogle County saw the police near the Durango, he ran away, but quickly was apprehended. Crystal Lake Police say Mikulski was carrying methamphetamine, and there were several credit cards in the stolen Durango that belonged to other people. This week, Mikulski was sentenced to nine years in prison.

En el episodio del 24/06/26 hablamos de: Destapan COCHINERO CRIMINAL en DURANGO, Alito SE LAVA LAS MANOS.

One of the most exciting and versatile athletes in our sport, Tara Dower joins us in the studio to reflect on this year's mission to race the vaunted Western States-Hardrock double. There's a bit of a “revenge” narrative at play here as illness forced her to DNF at last year's Western States and she was the very first person on the wait list at last year's Hardrock, even suiting up for the start line the morning of the race in hopes that magic would happen. Ultimately, the stars didn't align. But now it's here. We talk a lot about her process approaching the double, but also ask her about other interests in the sport, life in Durango, performance mantras, and her ability to dig remarkably deep in so many of these races.Partners:Precision Fuel and Hydration - use code SINGLETRACK at checkout for 15% off your next orderNorda - check out the 005: the lightest, fastest, most stable trail racing shoe ever madeRaide - Making equipment for efficient human-powered movement in the mountains Support the show

Durango has a packed week ahead with the True Western Roundup Rodeo at the La Plata County Fairgrounds, the Durango Youth Theater's production of Peter Pan and Treasure Island at the Durango Arts Center, and the Durango Botanic Gardens' 13th Annual Gardens on Tour.By Sadie SmithWatch this story at LNN.newsThis story is sponsored by the Payroll Department and Kroegers Ace Hardware.Support the show

¡Descubre cómo México ha cambiado a 40 años de distancia entre dos Copas del Mundo! En este episodio de Esquina Balderas, el periodista Óscar Balderas conversa con el consultor en seguridad Saulo Dávila sobre la transformación de la violencia en el país: desde el secuestro de élite de los años 80 hasta la expansión de la extorsión y la evolución de los cárteles como estructuras con lógica empresarial en el México de 2026. Analizan cómo el crimen organizado y la política han entrelazado sus caminos, afectando la estabilidad nacional, además del reciente despliegue de fuerzas de seguridad en Durango contra el clan de los Cabrera Arabia y el impacto de la presión internacional, las declaraciones de Donald Trump y el escenario electoral de Estados Unidos en la estrategia de seguridad de México. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

On this week's Regional Roundup, we hear about a poetry festival that took place recently in the Four Corners. Then, we hear from our rural climate reporter on how the Colorado River is at a tipping point due to severe drought, over allocation, and climate change. These issues were discussed at a conference at the law school at CU Boulder. Then, we visit two of our member community radio stations who are expanding their facilities and creating community media centers. We round out the show with a look at a Trump administration effort seeking public feedback on signage at National Parks that officials say may be disrespectful to America. The campaign drew thousands of responses, with many commenters instead expressing strong support for the National Park Service and its mission. A report on the Four Corners Poetry Festival that took place recently in Durango. (KSJD) A two way with our rural climate reporter Caroline Llanes on the recent Colorado River conference. (RMCR) A two way on the recent groundbreaking at KRCL's new expansion. (KRCL) A feature on KGNU's recent ribbon cutting at its new building in Boulder. (KGNU) A two way with Jenna McMurtry on her analysis of public comments submitted in response to ‘negative' history signs at national parks.  (KHOL)

¡Descubre cómo México ha cambiado a 40 años de distancia entre dos Copas del Mundo! En este episodio de Esquina Balderas, el periodista Óscar Balderas conversa con el consultor en seguridad Saulo Dávila sobre la transformación de la violencia en el país: desde el secuestro de élite de los años 80 hasta la expansión de la extorsión y la evolución de los cárteles como estructuras con lógica empresarial en el México de 2026. Analizan cómo el crimen organizado y la política han entrelazado sus caminos, afectando la estabilidad nacional, además del reciente despliegue de fuerzas de seguridad en Durango contra el clan de los Cabrera Arabia y el impacto de la presión internacional, las declaraciones de Donald Trump y el escenario electoral de Estados Unidos en la estrategia de seguridad de México. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Brugada encabezó la entrega de mejoras del Vaso ReguladorEl Salado  Irán se retiró de las negociaciones que mantenía con EE. UUEn torneo mundialista Paraguay presume su herencia guaraní  Más información en nuestro podcast#grc

¡Comenzamos la semana con información clave! En esta emisión de Me lo dijo Adela, analizamos junto a Óscar Balderas la estrategia de Estados Unidos contra el narcoterrorismo, la postura de Sara Carter sobre los cárteles y el polémico caso de Ariana Ferreriz y su presunta relación con integrantes del CJNG. Además, presentamos una entrevista exclusiva con el gobernador Esteban Villegas para hablar sobre la situación de seguridad en Durango. La analista Brenda Estefan aporta contexto sobre el histórico acuerdo de paz entre Estados Unidos e Irán, sus implicaciones geopolíticas y el impacto que podría tener en México. También revisamos el desarrollo del Mundial 2026, la fiesta cultural en el Zócalo capitalino y cómo las declaraciones de Donald Trump y la situación en la frontera continúan marcando la agenda de seguridad nacional. Un programa con análisis, contexto y los temas que dominan la conversación pública. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

¡Comenzamos la semana con información clave! En esta emisión de Me lo dijo Adela, analizamos junto a Óscar Balderas la estrategia de Estados Unidos contra el narcoterrorismo, la postura de Sara Carter sobre los cárteles y el polémico caso de Ariana Ferreriz y su presunta relación con integrantes del CJNG. Además, presentamos una entrevista exclusiva con el gobernador Esteban Villegas para hablar sobre la situación de seguridad en Durango. La analista Brenda Estefan aporta contexto sobre el histórico acuerdo de paz entre Estados Unidos e Irán, sus implicaciones geopolíticas y el impacto que podría tener en México. También revisamos el desarrollo del Mundial 2026, la fiesta cultural en el Zócalo capitalino y cómo las declaraciones de Donald Trump y la situación en la frontera continúan marcando la agenda de seguridad nacional. Un programa con análisis, contexto y los temas que dominan la conversación pública. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Ejército Mexicano llegó a Durango para reforzar la seguridad  Irán condiciona el diálogo de paz con Estados Unidos  México rompe mala racha en debut mundialista  Más información en nuestro podcast#grc

The crew of the Enterprise D are enjoying some rare downtime while waiting for a meet up, so they decide to relax a little. Picard plays his flute. Bev and Riker work on a play. Geordi and Data play Science Brothers together, and Worf? He reluctantly decides to be a father to everyone's favorite little Klingon, Alexander, and go on a Holodeck adventure. The cutest little computer programmer has whipped up a Western complete with saloons, hornery owlhoots, piano players, and prostitutes. Bonus! Deanna Troi joins them as Durango, a rifle-totin', cheroot chompin' stranger. It's all fun and games until Geordi and Data's little experiment causes the computer to go cattywampus! Suddenly, every owlhoot is Data, and he's out to hornswoggle Sheriff Worf, and his trusty Deputy Alexander! Will Worf and his sidekicks be able to outfox his ultimate AI enemy? Will Geordi and Data be able to fix the computer? Will Picard ever be able to play his flute in peace? Find out in this exciting new episode of ST:TNGeez, Not Another Star Trek Podcast!Even more available at: https://tngeez.com

Mithril Silver and Gold has released new drill results from Target 1 at the Copalquin gold-silver project in Durango, Mexico. New drill results are also out from Camino Minerals, Ero Copper and NorthIsle Copper and Gold. Hemlo Mining to be updated to the TSX next week.This episode of Mining Stock Daily is brought to you by... ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Revival Gold ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Vizsla Silver⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Equinox Gold⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Integra Resources ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

En 2022, Tania Guerrero y su esposo decidieron tener un segundo hijo. Su situación económica era estable y por eso, a diferencia de su primer embarazo, decidieron ir a un hospital privado de Durango, México. Buscaban comodidad. Pero terminaría marcando un antes y un después en sus vidas.

Mike had to make a trip back to Mexico to help his 97-year-old Mom move, and amidst spider bites, broken windows, explosive dog diarrhea, and the usual technical issues (he needs his own full-time tech support department), he miraculously joined Simon to go over a very busy month — from racing to the courtroom, they have a lot to get through. Paragon Machine Works' reopening is the best news, and looks poised to keep frame builders stocked with crucial parts. Niner Bikes has been “paused”, whatever that means. Kona has a new boss (Mike is skeptical). The Loudenvielle DH World Cup was a crash-fest, but Luca Shaw emerged from the carnage on the top step, and Vali Holl continued her dominance on the notoriously tricky track. SRAM's legal win against the UCI sets a precedent, and tons more. Note: We Want to Hear From You!Please let us know if there's a topic you'd like us to cover or a guest you'd like us to have on Bikes and Big Ideas. Email us at info@blisterreview.com to weigh in.RELATED LINKS:Blister Mountain Bike Buyer's GuideGet Our Free Newsletter & Gear GiveawaysBLISTER+ Get Yourself CoveredMike's The Grimy Handshake SubstackManitou on the New Mezzer & Mezzer LT (Ep.328)TOPICS & TIMES:Mike's Dumpster FireLoudenville World Cup HighlightsLuca Shaw Finally Gets a WinVali Holl DominatesNova Mesto XC World Cup Insights Tom Pidcock Owns the Nova Mesto CourseGiro D'Italia Recap & Durango's Sepp Kuss' Stage Win SRAM's Precedent-Setting Legal Victory Leadership Changes at KonaIndustry News: Company Closures and ReopeningsNew Products: Manitou's New Mezzer Upcoming RockShox Flight Attendant Video TeaserCHECK OUT OUR OTHER PODCASTS:Blister CinematicCRAFTEDGEAR:30Blister Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

From May 11 - On this week's Regional Roundup, we look at how communities across the region are grappling with immigration enforcement. In Durango, Colorado, the District Attorney has filed charges against a federal immigration officer over an alleged assault on a protester outside an U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in October 2025. In Glenwood Springs, city officials have revoked the permit for a local ICE  facility. And we hear about a theater project that brings immigrants to the stage, creating space for them to tell their own stories in their own words. A two way with reporter Jamie Wanzek on the charges filed against a federal immigration officer after an assault on a protester at an ICE facility in Durango last October. (KDUR/RMCR) A report on Glenwood Springs revoking the permit for a local ICE facility. (KDNK) An interview with MOTUS theater about their work centering the voices of immigrants, and a first-person monologue from one of the participants. (KGNU)

This week on Sasquatch Odyssey, I sit down with Brett from Colorado, a lifelong outdoorsman, avid hunter, and longtime listener who finally decided to send his story in. What unfolds across this conversation is one of those grounded, no-frills encounters that I think hits harder than the big sexy sightings, because Brett isn't trying to sell you anything.He's a guy who grew up in the Colorado mountains, knows what belongs out there, and ran headfirst into something that didn't.Brett's first brush with the unknown happened when he was around 16 or 17 years old, somewhere in 2006 or 2007, while camping at the alpine lakes on the western side of I-25 in southern Colorado. A fire, a friend, a quiet night, and then a sound coming out of the tree line that didn't match anything he had ever heard in those mountains. He describes it as a howl, but a howl with bass to it, something guttural that didn't track as canine. His buddy went pale almost immediately and told him his grandpa had warned him about Bigfoot. That was the first time Brett had ever really heard the word in any serious way, and the wood knocks rolling in from the timber that night did the rest of the work. The bigger story, and the one that has stayed with him for almost twenty years now, happened in the summer of 2009 on a remote stretch of road between Durango and Alamosa. Brett, his now-wife, and his best friend Paul were on a road trip out to California after graduating high school. Somewhere south of the Four Corners, deep in unfamiliar country and lost off the MapQuest directions, a doe ran out in front of the Jeep and refused to leave the road. She kept pace in the headlights for a couple hundred yards, which any hunter will tell you is not normal deer behavior.Then Brett saw it on an embankment off the driver's side. Seven to ten feet tall, black and shaggy, and a pair of eyes he describes as Texas Longhorn orange catching the headlights and then dimming as he passed.His friend Paul, who comes from a Hispanic and Native American family, refused to discuss it for the next ten or fifteen miles down the road. When he finally broke, he confirmed everything Brett had seen, then immediately shut it back down with three words that get to the heart of so much of this phenomenon. We don't talk about him. Paul had been raised to believe that talking about this creature is what brings him around to take children. That cultural weight, that learned silence, is something I've explored on this show many times with Fred from Alaska and others, and Brett's experience puts a fresh face on it.We get into the wood knocks Brett heard up at the alpine lakes and how they compare to what I heard with Todd Standing up in Radium and what I've experienced right here on my own property in North Carolina.Brett describes the sound as more of a hollow whop than a wood-on-wood thud, and we talk through my growing belief, shaped by years of conversations with Doug Hajicek and Tom Powell, that a lot of these knocks are being made with the mouth and hand rather than with sticks or clubs. The simple reality is that you cannot walk into the woods and reliably find a piece of wood solid enough to produce that kind of report. The physics don't work.The conversation moves into eye shine, which is where Brett's hunting background really earns its keep. He breaks down the difference between the green and white shine you get off deer and elk, the yellow on cats and bears, and the quick flash of a mountain lion crossing a road, and then explains why what he saw that night fit none of it. The eyes were steady. They tracked the Jeep without flinching. The creature didn't move, didn't hide, didn't react the way anything in those woods is supposed to react.Brett's read, and I think it's a sharp one, is that the thing was hunting that doe and the Jeep just happened to roll into the middle of it.We spend real time on the question of why people clam up after these encounters, and Brett's answer is honest and uncomfortable. Most of the time it's not culture, it's social pressure. He had this conversation with his own parents after the sighting and got the standard dismissals. Probably a bear. You were tired. It was late. He's watched friends shut down their own stories mid-sentence at a bar because of how the table might react.His framing is one I appreciated. If you are comfortable with who you are, it shouldn't matter whether your best friend believes you. The story is yours either way.There's a moment in this episode I want to call out because it caught me off guard in the best way. Brett pauses the interview to ask me a question, which almost never happens on this show, and he proposes a theory about my own experiences filming My Bigfoot Life out in the Pacific Northwest in the summer of 2024. He suggests that the calm I felt during that night hike, when I was within ten feet of one of these things and chose to chase it up the ridge rather than retreat, is the same conditioned response that kicked in during my sixteen years in law enforcement, including the two times I was shot at on the job with the Atlanta Police Department. The sheepdog reflex. Run toward the danger, not away from it. I had never quite framed it that way myself, and he might be onto something.We close with Brett's confirmation moment, which came years after the sighting when a Native American truck driver from the Four Corners region described the exact same orange eyes on the exact same pass without Brett feeding him a single detail. That kind of independent corroboration, from a man whose culture has been quietly tracking this creature for centuries, is the kind of data point that doesn't show up in a documentary but matters more than most of what does.Brett's encouragement to anyone sitting on a story is the same encouragement I have been giving for years on this show. Send it in. It doesn't have to be five feet away. It doesn't have to come with video. Every account is another data point in a repository we are still building together, and the only way this conversation moves forward is if people stop swallowing what they saw.A huge thank you to Brett for trusting me with his story, for the great questions he turned back on me, and for being exactly the kind of grounded, thoughtful witness this subject needs more of.Email BrianGet Our FREE NewsletterGet Brian's Books Leave Us A VoicemailVisit Our WebsiteBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/sasquatch-odyssey--4839697/support.Have you had a Bigfoot encounter, Sasquatch sighting, Dogman experience, or other cryptid or paranormal encounter? We'd love to hear your story. Email brian@paranormalworldproductions.com to be featured on a future episode of Sasquatch Odyssey.Sasquatch Odyssey is a leading Bigfoot and cryptid podcast exploring real encounters, field research, and scientific analysis of the Sasquatch phenomenon.Follow the show and turn on automatic downloads so you never miss an episode.