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I was introduced to Chip Bell as Chipper Bro in Santa Barbara in the early 80's. The place, East Beach. I was a 20 something DJ on KTYD, and he was a 20 something 12 time World Champion Freestyle Frisbee Champion superstar who made a BIG life out of tossing a Frisbee and surfing. Chipper has had a remarkable career, and he's just getting started. We had not really seen each other since the early days on East Beach…flash forward to last week. We meet again at a funeral of all places. Our mutual friend Steve's mother Ardie passed away and here we are at a Catholic mass in Southern California seeing one another for the first time in over 30 years. He looks the same maybe a little bit more gray on his crazy head of beautiful hair, but still the same Chipper Bro, positive uplifting, honest, engaging, and present in the moment. Shout out to beautiful Ardie for reconnecting us. As we sat at the luncheon in the hall after her beautiful service, I knew within two minutes I had to have Chipper Bro on the show. This show will inspire you to continue to pivot, set goals, and embrace life as you feel the life-force energy that is Chipper Bro. As Chipper is fond of saying..."You Gotta Work for Hope." Surf: https://surfclass.com/ Aloha Festival: https://www.alohabeachfestival.us/ His story: Watch on YouTube Podcast: https://storiesfromthetrailer.buzzsprout.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Wyrd Mountain Gals Episode Airs Sunday 10-22-23   7pm-ish Crabby Glade, Pelicans & the Dead Episode Link Here:  https://www.podbean.com/eas/pb-acznh-14da248 Byron and Alicia discussed their recent beach trip to East Beach, where they enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere and seafood meals. However, they faced some challenges while camping in Florida due to weather conditions and wildlife. They also shared their experiences from a recent festival and their reluctance to camp again. The pair also discussed exploring content creation on Tiktok, despite concerns over data handling and time management. They ended the meeting with plans to create video content around local ghost stories for Halloween.*** *** Does the description above seem a little "off" to you?  Just a little too conventional for those Wyrd Gals?  You're right! Good job!  This is an (unasked for) description of our show by AI!  Yep, it's ubiquitous now... So you'll just have to tune in to get the real show.   1970, THE MOUNTAIN PEOPLE, SOUTHERN APPALACHIA https://youtu.be/wGuYORMbDKU?si=PeCs6qmFhuEpkHIZ The First Appalachians https://youtu.be/bSZAzBKBj1I?si=3KwSZoPu6U1QUoM4 #WyrdMountainGals #BetterThanAI #ByronBallard #DigitalWitchery  

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1:34  - Environmental constraints that Karch had when he was playing volleyball growing up.“Win and keep playing or lose and sit” system4:50 - How the lumpy and hilly sand at East Beach may have shaped the way Karch learned to play.6:26 - How natural obstacles can pose as challenges for athletes to overcome.8:44 - How fatigue played a factor in Karch's tournaments and his development as a player.14:04 - How did Karch adapt to the many rule changes and even court size changes during the time he played?19:16 - Karch's thoughts on traditional coaching, and if he wished he had coaches give explicit directions when he was first learning to play.23:40 - Comparing Karch's current coaching style to the way he learned to play volleyball.27:05 - What Karch is doing to help his players become problem-solvers.Coach Your Brains Out: The Art and Science of Coaching VolleyballThe Inner Knight: Train and Compete Like a ChampionBecome a Patron to support the show.

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Jake Sapp is a local boy and a great Athens story. He had a vision to bring local brew to the State of Georgia. Peach State Lite is that beer! He is proudly brewing and working hard to get it out and in the deserving hands of Georgians and hopefully all across the country. https://peachstatelite.com YOUR GOOD BUDDY, JAKE Peach State Lite was created to celebrate the everyday pleasures in the state I've called home my entire life. This beer is made for tailgates before UGA Football games, hikes on Blood Mountain, days on East Beach in St. Simons, and everything ‘Peach State' in between. Peach State Lite is nothing complicated – just great beer best served ice cold and with friends.

If you go down to Shoeburyness or Southend-on-Sea, you'll often see kite surfers riding the waves out in the Thames Esturary. But how do you get started in the sport? That's where Simon Mudd of the Essex Kite Surfing School can help as he runs sessions to help newbies to the sport. Owen met up with Simon at East Beach in Shoeburyness to find out more! If you've got a story, Owen would like to hear from you! Email essexbytheseapodcast@gmail.com Join him on social media: Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and TikTok. Support with a small donation via ko-fi.com/essexbythesea

In this episode we sit down with our friend, Pete Sliwkoski, owner of Larry's Tackle Shop, and Fish Chappy Guide Service. I first met Pete ten years ago on East Beach during the Martha's Vineyard Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby. We instantly hit off and had mutual respect for each other's drive and passion for the fish, the island, and for life. I always look forward to sharing the beach and a beer with Pete. Pete has recently taken the lead on being the steward that Chappy needs, he is passionate about beach access and keeping it available for all to enjoy. If you have not been to the Martha's Vineyard yet, you need to, and f you have, you know how great Larry's Tackle Shop is. Thanks for listening! We know you will enjoy this one! To follow what Pete is fighting for or to check out the shop here are some useful links: Social Media https://www,facebook.com/larrystackle.shop Web Site: www.larrystackle.com MV Beachgoers Access Group Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/mvbeachgoersaccess Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In today's 5-Minute English episode, you'll learn vocabulary, phrasal verbs and collocations needed to describe A Day At The Beach.Beach RecommendationsU.S. Beaches where you can drinkNude Beaches in the U.S.My favorite beaches in California: Pacific Beach - San DiegoPismo Beach - near San Luis ObispoLa Jolla - near San Diego (go kayaking + look at the lion sharks below!)Zuma Beach - Malibu (this is our go-to beach)Santa Cruz (go to the Boardwalk boardwalk, SO fun!)East Beach (downtown Santa Barbara - I love this because of the beach / city combo:))Most people from California would probably also recommend Santa Monica ( go on rides at the pier and shopping on 3rd Street) / Venice Beach for its canals and Abbott Kinney Blvd for shopping, then of course Laguna Beach (go to Urth cafe!). All of the beaches south of Malibu are pretty awesome (Manhattan, Redondo, etc.)Premium ContentThis episode is part of Season 3. By purchasing Season 3 transcripts, you'll be able to access the full episodes, the full PDF transcripts for episodes 101 - 150, an Mp3 download  and the premium podcast player to work on your pronunciation. Follow along with the Season 3 audio (episodes 101-150) as episodes are released. Season 3..Other Links!Get ALL PREMIUM CONTENT FOR SEASONS 1-3  (including transcripts + mp3s)Get ONLY the Transcripts for Episodes 001 - 100. Get the Free E-Book: 101 American English Slang Words Support the show

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You're listening to the Westerly Sun's podcast, where we talk about news, the best local events, new job postings, obituaries, and more. First, a bit of Rhode Island trivia. Today's trivia is brought to you by Perennial. Perennial's new plant-based drink “Daily Gut & Brain” is a blend of easily digestible nutrients crafted for gut and brain health. A convenient mini-meal, Daily Gut & Brain” is available now at the CVS Pharmacy in Wakefield. Now for some trivia. Did you know that Rhode Island native, Richard Lancellotti is a former first baseman-outfielder who played for the San Diego Padres , San Francisco Giants and Boston Red Sox. He batted and threw left-handed. A gifted slugger who led four different leagues in home runs, Lancellotti received only limited opportunities on the Major League level to showcase the power he displayed in the minor leagues. A perennial minor-league All-Star, he played in 15 different leagues and several countries, including stints in Canada, Colombia, Italy, Japan, Mexico and Venezuela. Now, we turn our feature story…. Residents of Washington County told a state committee Wednesday that: The measurement approach suggested by a landmark court decision is useless to determine where the public portion of the beach begins, rights of way or paths to the shoreline are often blocked and are hard to reach, and enjoying the beach is more difficult than ever. About 60 residents gathered Wednesday for a meeting conducted at Chariho Middle School by a special legislative committee formed to study coastal access rights in Rhode Island. Residents of Westerly, Charlestown, Narragansett, and members of the Narragansett Indian Tribe described problems in those towns as well as in South Kingstown, Middletown  and Newport. They pleaded for and sometimes demanded action by the committee. Cinna Zerquera-Martin, who chairs the town of Narragansett's Coastal Access Improvement Committee, said: "We need a well-defined boundary to distinguish between public and private property. One that is easy to explain in layman's terms and by visual inspection." The state constitution guarantees residents of the state a right to gather seaweed, pass along the shore, and to fish and swim, but the vexing problem is figuring out where private property ends and where the public area begins. The current boundary, called the mean high-tide mark, is derived from a state Supreme Court case that originated with a trespass arrest made in Westerly in the 1980s. Those in attendance Wednesday said the mean high-tide mark, which is calculated based on 18.5 years worth of data, was never a good measure because it is always based on old information. Many of the speakers told of being harassed by private property owners accusing them of trespassing even when they were in the water or other areas that were clearly public. Bella Noka, a Narragansett Indian Tribe tribal elder: "As a Narragansett tribal elder, I find it very ironic that people are here tonight standing up and fighting for greater access to the beach when it was stripped from my people. We have no access whatsoever." Noka said she has been harassed while conducting tribal ceremonies, including one following the death of her mother. Noka encouraged those in attendance to unite. Jennifer Krekorian, a South Kingstown resident, said the walk she enjoyed as a child from East Beach in Westerly to the Watch Hill Light House is no longer possible because of large stones placed at the base of Taylor Swift's mansion. Rights of way or paths to the shore are blocked or monitored by security. Jed Thorpe, access coordinator for Save the Bay, encouraged lawmakers on the committee to pass a proposed bill that would decriminalize trespassing along a 10-foot swath of the Rhode Island coast. The bill was proposed by state Rep.  Terri Cortvriend of Portsmouth, who is chairing the special legislative committee. Several of the speakers pointed to Westerly as a particularly difficult place to access the shoreline due to an abundance of fire districts and other problems. Patricia Almeida, of Charlestown, said that The ocean and the beach are parts of the identity of people who live in Rhode Island, even those who cannot afford beachfront property,. Stay up to date on this story and more at westerlysun.com There are a lot of businesses in our community that are hiring right now, so we're excited to tell you about some new job listings. Today's Job posting comes from Cargill in Westerly. They're looking for shipping and receiving associates. You'll be responsible for working in a fast paced environment packing meat products. Pay is up $20.00 per hour. If you're interested and think you'd be a good fit for the role you can apply using the link in our episode description. https://www.indeed.com/jobs?l=Westerly%2C%20RI&mna=5&aceid&gclid=Cj0KCQjwpf2IBhDkARIsAGVo0D2S3gEb-328GyRpBuTTeeKPdn3-klOh0KYAsfete6MEZmI5S4qTg-4aAnQkEALw_wcB&vjk=740518464e480bd4 Today we're remembering the life of Robert "Bob" Bailey, Sr. of North Stonington. He was the beloved husband of the late Janice Shortman Bailey. Robert was born in Westerly and had worked as a Plumber at American Velvet for many years. He was a proud lifetime member of the Pawcatuck Workmen's Club.  Being an avid outdoorsman, he enjoyed hunting and fishing. He leaves two sons, a daughter, many grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Thank you for taking a moment with us today to remember and celebrate Bob's life. That's it for today, we'll be back next time with more! 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Aldine ISD launches the Young Women's Leadership Academy with a focus on STEM.....and architects will be going at it in the Sandcastle competition happening this Saturday on Galveston's East Beach

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The City of Victor Harbor has shut most of its services during SA's lockdown, but people can still get in touch for support. Mayor Moira Jenkins joins Jennie Lenman in this podcast to discuss the plan, along with an update on the draft budget and speculation about future plans for an $11m cruise ship landing at East Beach. If you or someone you know in Victor Harbor is unable to leave your house for groceries or medical supplies, contact the Council on 8551 0500. 

Hour 3 Cap Fendig leads a discussion on beautifying the East Beach roundabout. Audio from WGIG-AM and FM in Brunswick, GA

In episode 54, I talk with Joy from East Beach Specialties. They are a promotional products distributor. That means if you want a product like a hat or a cup or a pen with your logo on it, she can take care of you. Joy explains how her business has had to adapt to Covid-19. One of the things East Beach Specialties is offering is custom face masks. She also tells us how the demand for custom pens has gone up because people would rather give a person a pen and let them keep it rather than taking it back during this pandemic. If you are in need of any type of custom promotional products (swag), hit her up on their FaceBook page! Follow us on Social: Facebook YouTube Instagram Twitter

Another JAM packed weekend of events on the Island, and the weather looks to be awesome! The Turtle Island Restoration network is having a Kendra Scott pop-up party, Bands on the Sand Fri/Sat night at Moody Gardens followed by Fireworks, last weekend for Mamma Mia at ETC. Historic Bus tours leaving daily from the Visitor Center at 23rd and Broadway. OkraFest 2019 at Garden Verein at 27th and O to benefit GOFM, 7-11pm, silent auction, live music, food drinks and much more. CASINO for a Cause is Saturday night at Convention Center. Movie night on the Strand Saturday night - "Ralph Breaks the Internet" at Sangerfest Park 23rd and Strand. Vollyball tournament on East Beach starting at 9am, Summer Bridal Show at Bryan Museum 11am-3pm Sunday hear details on all these events or check out the Calendar page at GalvestonExperience.com

The BHI Guys Episode 62 is now a fully-baked podcast and ready for serving! This time around, Larry and John welcome Travis Gilbert back for a little Old Baldy Lighthouse information we think you’ll find intriguing. Plus, the Guys have a couple of new products that make being on BHI an even better experience. Be sure to shop for the BHI Guys Huge Truck Golf Cart Bumper - and an update to the ever-popular Gator Baiter line of products - Gator Baiter DRONE! There’s a salute to Captain Rodney, a Fishing Report and a shocking update on the newly exploded BHI Guys canal from East Beach to the Marsh! Get it all at: https://www.bhiguys.com/podcasts - or through the Apple Podcast App! And be sure to check out the weekly illustrated updates to the Golf Stories section: https://www.bhiguys.com/golf-stories

It became a recurring motif, though not exactly a conspicuous one. If you’re a regular listener to SANDCAST: Beach Volleyball with Tri Bourne and Travis Mewhirter, you’ll know that our final question to our guests is some iteration of: “If you had to give an up-and-coming beach volleyball player one piece of advice, what would that piece of advice be?” Some might expect a secret drill, a certain lift in the weight room, that one key to unlocking their potential, the secret formula to why Taylor Crabb always seems to be in the right place, at the right time, all the time (just watch the Manhattan Beach Open final and you’ll understand). The most common bit of advice, however, is as simple: Just play. This week, with Bourne home in Hawai'i and me in Maryland for an emergency trip home, we had to cancel the podcast, so we gathered advice from four of the best in the game -- Taylor Crabb, Rafu Rodriguez, Nicolette Martin, Katie Spieler -- on how, exactly, they became the best in the game.  “Be a student of the game,” said Crabb, a likely candidate to win at least one of Most Valuable Player, Most Improved Player and Best Defender on the AVP Tour this season. “Be smarter rather than stronger, faster, bigger. It’s more important than the other things. Learnt he game, learn why things work, learn why things don’t work. The more you play, that’s when you get bigger, faster, stronger, going on the beach, just playing every day, you’ll train those muscles naturally. The gym does help also but the IQ of the game is the most important thing.” This season was, incredibly, only Crabb’s third on the beach. Just as he did in 2017, he enjoyed a career year in 2018, winning a pair of AVPs in Seattle and Chicago as well as claiming King of the Court in Hawai’i. His theory, too, was supported by three other SANDCAST guests – Spieler, Rodriguez, Martin – who all, not so coincidentally, enjoyed career-highs. “Just keep – just play every day,” said Martin, who claimed fifths in Austin and Seattle, narrowly missing her first Sunday. “We were talking about playing too much or whatever, but if you’re up and coming, I think it’s super important to get out to all those CBVAs on the weekend and just be playing as much as you can because it’s such an experience sport for sure. Just as much as you can touch a ball, the contacts, make sure when you’re going to the beach, get [phone] numbers, talk to people, that’s huge.” It has been for Martin, just as it has been for Spieler, a 5-foot-5 dynamo out of Hawai’i who made her first career Sunday in Austin, where her and Karissa Cook finished third. The founder and coach at East Beach Volleyball Academy, Spieler tells her girls to do exactly what she does over the summer: “Get out there and play as much as possible,” she said. “Growing up at East Beach, I would just go down and play with older guys or pickup games all day on the weekends and I think that’s when I really learned that I, a) loved the sport, and b) just a lot of different ways to score. So I don’t think you necessarily need to play for a club, even though that’s great if you have the resources to do so. Just that we are able to go down to the beach, grab a ball, maybe pick up a player and get better is great. So just get out there.” Rodriguez, the final guest on the SANDCAST radio hour of sorts, emphasized tournaments and pickup as well. He’s no stranger to CBVAs and AVP Nexts, despite winning an AVP in San Francisco this season, his first career AVP win. “Just go out and play in as many tournaments as you can,” he said. “Learn the game playing the game, right? Even me, I go out and play in CBVAs and all those one-day tournaments because you got to go out and play. Yeah, you have to train and learn the techniques, but you need to go out and play and play and play and play.” Popular on SANDCAST:SANDCAST: Melissa Humana-Paredes and Sarah PavanSANDCAST: Taylor Crabb, AVP Seattle championSANDCAST: Sarah Sponcil, Pac-12 Champ, National Champ, AVP FinalistSANDCAST: Tim Bomgren, the Minnesotan who couldSANDCAST: Netherlands’ Brouwer and Meeuwsen go for gold or bust Train like the pros, with the pros, at VolleyCamp Hermosa! Recover the right way with Firefly: Accelerated Athletic Recovery Choose the ball the pros use. Choose Wilson and use our discount code: WILSONSAND FOR 20 PERCENT OFF!

It's the topic that just won't go away! Just as Scott THINKS he will move on from the subject of the SS SS and their facility at East Beach, they pull him back in! And there is a some brief discussion of a piece by Dennis Prager on why there has never been a better place to be a minority than contemporary America.

Scott McQuade calls and discusses the plans to revamp the Coast Guard station at East Beach. The calls in opposition follow.

Talking Off The Couch podcast focuses on mental health and mental wellness within the community of color. Tatiana Smith who is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Dallas, Texas decided that it is time to shed light and break stigmas about mental health/wellness in the communities of color. This podcast is a voice for the mental health community as well as the average person. Talking Off The Couch will make you feel Ok about not being Ok.     This week's episode I speak with my guest LaTrease L. Nwosu, Relationship Specialist about relationship goals, what emotional safety is, self love/self awareness, and how to be a happy satisfied single.     LaTrease L. Nwosu has an M.A in Counseling, Couples and Families from University of Colorado Denver. She is currently a resident therapist at The Relationship Center at East Beach in Norfolk, VA. Where she counsels couples while utilizing Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT). A theory geared towards helping couples discover their negative interactions within their relationship, and finding ways to build connection through deeply understanding how to shift those interactions into more positive emotionally attuned interactions.     She is also founder and owner of Connecting 2 Love. This is a relationship consulting agency where she focuses on helping people enhance the relationships in their lives. She supports people in developing healthy, positive, and lasting emotional connections. She provides support with intimate and interpersonal relationships.     LaTrease has coined the term “Relationship Specialist” because her work and education have provided her with the knowledge and skills to support individuals and couples through this journey of connection in relationships. Most of her work is around helping people have a better connection with their emotions to better connect to loved ones.     Where you can find LaTrease L. Nwosu : www.connecting2love.com Facebook:connecting2love Instagram: @connecting2love Twitter: @connecting2love     Resources and Books:Connecting2Love Worksheet     Podcast hashtag #talkingoffthecouch and #TOTCpodcast Email: info@talkingoffthecouch.com Facebook-Talking off the Couch Podcast Facebook Group-Talking Off The Couch Village Instagram-talkingoffthecouch Twitter- podcasttotc     If you are interested in working with Tatiana as a therapist you can find out more about her services at www.tsmithcounseling.com     If you have questions or would like to discuss sponsorship opportunities, email us at: talkingoffthecouch@gmail.com     Make sure to also visit our website at www.talkingoffthecouch.com    

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Nathan Amy brought a gym to the beach. In fact, he can bring a gym anywhere in San Francisco. With his new fitness company Kokoda, Nathan uses a mobile fitness truck to bring a gym to you. The truck is loaded up with tons of fitness equipment. Nathan can pull in to any location, unload his equipment, and set up a fully functional gym in a matter of minutes. Most of the time, his gym is set up at East Beach right next to Crissy Field. He leads classes there six days per week. I recently joined Nathan at East Beach for his Functional Fitness class. Let me tell you, it did not feel like I was at the gym. On a crystal clear evening, I worked out as the sun set over the Golden Gate Bridge and a light breeze blew in from the bay. The view was incredible and the workout was intense. I was still feeling it a few days later! Nathan's journey to starting up Kokoda is an interesting one. He grew up in the Australian Outback and joined the army at the age of 17. After leaving the army, he worked various jobs in the private security sector in Kabul, Afghanistan. At a United Nations barbecue, he met the love of his life and that led him to San Francisco. Nathan lives in the Marina and shares his favorite spots there and throughout San Francisco.