Podcasts about eagle day

On National Eagle Day and The Storyline book series, Geoscientist and researcher Mike McTee of Missoula, Montana, talks with In Focus host Carolyn Hutcheson about his research into how eagles are being poisoned by the lead from hunters' bullets when the  raptors eat what hunters leave after killing deer and other game animals.  His book is "Wilted Wings, A Hunter's Fight for Eagles."  This is Part One of a two-part interview.  Part Two deals with state wildlife agencies and various organizations that are urging hunters to use copper bullets, since lead can get into the human food chain and cause devastating health effects.

It is one of horse racing's great days. Derby Day! Supplemented with a hot meeting in Sydney. Zach, Tom, Kohei, and Chris are back to preview the primary races in both states and find some winners. First up Flemington before we head to Rosehill Jump into FB - www.facebook.com/groups/giveusaspellpodcast Socials - @giveusaspellpod Please do us a favour and rate and review 5 stars on Apple and Spotify. Happy punting!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Three Stooges disect the Golden Eagle Card at Rosehill and JC dives into the Beanstalk head first!Derby Day recording glitched out, we will try to recover it and post Flemington as it's own episode * Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of Celebrate Every Day, hosts Anna Devere and Marlo Anderson discover the love this Founding Father had for a "bird of courage" on Turkey Lover’s Month.  They also compare his notes on the bird that made our great American seal on National American Eagle Day.

Glory Days of 1955 come alive!!Players on the Port Neches-Groves Indians 1955 state football champions--Riley Burnett, Jeff Council, and Don Harper--recall their miraculous state championship run!Hear their recollections about:Head Coach Lewis Ford and his all coaching staff;The 1954 State Finalist football team, and how the 1955 team compared to it;Their undefeated district campaign;Their playoff run, which included two of the most unbelievable wins in Indian football history--the Semifinal win agains Alice, and the State Final win against Garland;Their thoughts on various team mates and opponents;and much, much, more!!The podcast brings up a wide range of names from Port Neches and Groves, including Lewis Ford, Riley Burnett, Charlene Burnett, Jeff Council, Don Harper, Beverly Lee Harper, Mervyn Greer, Norvel Dorsey, Gene McCollum, Bobby Falgout, Gilbert Massey, Allen Williams, Harvey Richardson, Billy Quebedeaux, Buster Wilson, Joe Williamson, P J Granger, George Rodesney, Willie McKusker, Donald Jordan, Pete Mershon, Jackie Hathorn, Ronnie Choate, Gordon LeBoeuf, Bobby LaBorde, Bum Phillips, Dick Clark, Phillip Patterson, Buster Wilson, Lance Van Zandt, Jack Sparks, Nolan "Red" Adams, John Wayne Goodwin, Phil Talbot, Jimmy Kavanaugh, Ronnie Macha, Leo Simpson, Larry Rascoe, Jimmy Williams, Linn Fink, Alfred Pennington, Ronald Robinson, Richard Bolyard, Ed Sanderson, Jimmy Wooten, Loyd Hawthorne, Buddy Bailey, Lewis Felps, Carl Dumesnil, Ed Hebert, Jo Kimble, Myrna Ratcliff, Nelwyn White, Joan Guillory, Joan Brewer, Gail Provost, and many more! Other names mentioned in the podcast associated with that 1955 playoff run include Joe LeSage, John Donaho, Larry Ward, James Street, Leon Fuller, Jimmy Franz, Bobby Boyd, Ole Miss quarterback Eagle Day, Jim Swink, and more!   Glory Days...well we're not passing them by...Glory Days...their story you can't deny...Glory Days...Glory Days...Glory Days...Right here on Down Trails of Victory podcast!

Recorded Friday October 28, Year Round Carnival's Vince Accardi and Racetrack Ralphy preview The Golden Eagle and The Nature Strip from Rosehill

David Gately joins Warren Huntly to preview Silver Eagle Day at Randwick with his tips and quaddie selections

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Welcome to June 20th, 2022 on the National Day Calendar. Today we celebrate great birds in history.  Benjamin Franklin once said that the turkey was “a Bird of Courage… '' that would not hesitate to attack any British soldiers who dared to step foot onto their farm. This argument did not win the day when choosing our Nation's mascot and unfortunately for the bird is loved today for very different reasons. June is National Turkey Lovers Month and while the bird was passed over as a mascot, it's still a go to protein for meat eaters and a formidable foe on the farm. Celebrate your love for turkeys with a burger or a trip to the petting zoo depending on which camp you're in.  After the United States became a sovereign nation, with the signing of the Declaration of Independence, the Founding Fathers requested that a Presidential Seal be made. But it took nearly 6 years to find an acceptable design that Congress could agree on. It's the one we know today, with a Bald Eagle as the focal point, and its appeal was nearly unanimous. Well, nearly. Ben Franklin thought the illustration made the eagle look like a turkey. Thankfully, Ben was outnumbered on this one and the eagle took its place as the symbol of our country. On National American Eagle Day, we celebrate the majestic bird that still inspires us to reach great heights. I'm Anna Devere and I'm Marlo Anderson. Thanks for joining us as we Celebrate Every Day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

New South Wales form guru Nick Hluchaniuk gives us his tips for this Saturday's Golden Eagle Day at Rosehill. For Nook's full preview head to Punters.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today There Are Lots Of Ways To Celebrate Dear Old Dad! Welcome to June 20th, 2021 on the National Day Calendar. Today we celebrate the symbols of strength in nature and at home.  After the Declaration of Independence officially marked the United States becoming a sovereign nation, the Founding Fathers requested that a Presidential Seal be made. But it took nearly 6 years to find an acceptable design that Congress could agree on. It's the one we know today, with a Bald Eagle as the focal point, and its appeal was nearly unanimous. Well, nearly. As we mentioned a few days ago, Benjamin Franklin thought the illustration made the eagle look like a turkey. Thankfully, Ben was outnumbered on this one and the eagle took its place as the symbol of our country. On National American Eagle Day, we celebrate the majestic bird that still inspires us to reach great heights. Father's Day was made for honoring the guy in your life who taught you how to fish or ride a bike. Maybe you haven't always seen eye to eye, but just for today give your dad the choice of how he wants to celebrate.  Fortunately there's something for everyone.  It's National Hike With A Geek Day, for the dad who likes to get outdoors with his favorite nerdy gadgets.  Or why not celebrate National Vanilla Milkshake Day, for the dad who likes to take it easy at home.  And if your Dad is old enough to remember spending a nickel at the soda fountain, he might just prefer National Ice Cream Soda Day.  No matter how you celebrate Father's Day, spending quality time together is the very best present of all.   I'm Anna Devere and I'm Marlo Anderson.  Thanks for joining us as we Celebrate Every Day.

American Eagle Day (June 20th) is a special day to commemorate the anniversary of the bald eagle's selection as our National Symbol and to celebrate its return to America's skies. In this week's Nevada Wild, Ashley Sanchez and Aaron Keller are joined by Wildlife Diversity Staff Specialist Joe Barnes to talk about Nevada's eagles, the bald eagle and golden eagle. He talks about the work being done to manage these species, population sizes and a lot more! Learn more about American Eagle Day, and how to do your part to protect bald eagles and other species here: https://www.eagles.org/take-action/american-eagle-day/

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CAWWWW! Bald eagles and freedom inbound!!

Jessie and Angela join the program to talk about Monarch Fest and Eagle Day at Blank Park Zoo.

In honor of American Eagle Day we begin with a discussion about how the bald eagle became part of the Great Seal of the United States, and how its extinction was averted. Bald eagle populations are now strong. Then, Lori continues with more fascinating facts about both bald and golden eagles. Plus, China cracks down […]

Happy New Year! January is a special month for eagles because Save the Eagle Day is January 10th and Bald Eagle Appreciation Days are January 21st and 22nd. We begin with a discussion about how the bald eagle became part of the Great Seal of the United States, and how its extinction was averted. Bald […]

I'm not sure why I called this episode Adlertag. I guess it's to bookend my discussion & exploration of the Battle of Britain. Last time was just the intro, but by now I've started. Hence, the Eagle Day reference. You can bet that episode 7.3 will be The Hardest Day, and that will be that. It took me so long to get to this one because I've been distracted. I played games, read books, watched movies, and recorded two great interviews that you'll hear. (Plus a third interview I'm saving for 7.3.) And then...I found out I'm moving to France. This is a temporary reassignment for work, a very exciting opportunity for my wife & I (kids are in college, staying here), and it's meant that my free time evaporated due to preparations. Those are mostly finished now, and I had a window of opportunity to finish the recording & editing for this podcast. Whew! Doug Adams (dougadamsau)   I'm super excited to interview designer Ben Knight, who may not have been on anyone else's wargame podcast yet. Ben designed a game I discussed in my first Wargames To Go episode, the double-blind game about Across the Potomac. I would've been happy to hear him discuss anything, including that old Command Magazine game, but what I really was after was a talk about his Battle of Britain game, London's Burning. He tells some stories about its development, and I think it provides a window into his approach as a designer. Good stuff. Some day I'll play his Victory at Midway and perhaps I can have him back on the show then. Besides the designer of London's Burning, I interview another fan of the game, my friend Doug Adams. Doug denies he's a wargamer, but I know otherwise. Doug is someone I've known online for 20 years...but we've never met or even spoken to each other before this interview. He's in Australia, and I'm in California (until I'm in France!). Remember to follow along & chime in on my discussion thread (and geeklist) for all of my Battle of Britain thoughts & explorations. If you're a wargamer on social media, follow me on Twitter (@WargamesToGo). Feedback is always welcome.   Movies • Battle of Britain • First of the Few • Mrs. Miniver • The One That Got Away • Reach for the Sky • Piece of Cake -Mark P.S. Time to fess up--if my voice sounds funny when I say "Ben Knight," it's because in post-production I kept saying the name of another wargame designer, Ben Hull. Oops! Had to fix that. The recording was made in a variety of settings, some outside, some over dodgy Skype connections. I pieced it all together like Doctor Frankenstein, and I hope the end result is good enough. I thought it was.

This episode looks at the events after the Luftwaffe stopped attacking convoys in The Channel and launched Eagle Day on the 13th of August 1940 and began the campaign to destroy RAF Fighter Command. 

Episode 6 looks at the start of the Battle of Britain...as it turns out it was due to a Dornier Do17 crew spotting a convoy called 'Bread'.  It also looks at the Chain Home series of Radar stations and the lead up to Aldertag or Eagle Day.