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14-year-old Emmery Muñoz was a young girl with high spirits and big dreams. In January 2006, Emmery was found strangled near a warehouse in Boyle Heights, Los Angeles. Despite ongoing investigations, her murder remains unsolved. — Emmery Muñoz, de 14 años, era una joven llena de energía y grandes sueños. En enero de 2006, Emmery fue encontrada estrangulada cerca de un almacén en Boyle Heights, Los Ángeles. A pesar de las investigaciones en curso, su asesinato sigue sin resolverse. — Support Us: Donate $1 to the podcast (Patreon): https://patreon.com/CuentoCrimenPodcast?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLink Shoutout to Our Patreons!!! Merily Diana Naveda Jackie Chata IIce Buy us a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/cuentocrimenpodcast — Follow us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cuentocrimenpodcast/?hl=en Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@cuentocrimenpodcast?lang=en Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCb-xq8FGsgxqDOyT4CsCfHA Twitter: https://twitter.com/CuentoCrimenPod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550192066426 — Email us a personal true crime encounter at: cuentocrimenpodcast@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On this MADM, you are going to hear from Valerie Morris as she shares about KIF1A and Cure for Emmery. I hope you will listen and share this segment with others. Sponsor: Bob Sykes Bar B Q BobSykes.com
On today's episode, I sit down with a runner with a super unique start to her running career. Most people we've interviewed on the show have maybe not come from a running background, but usually some sort of athletic background that they were starting off with. Not this runner - she's the true "hating to loving running" pipeline. Her journey starts out in Ukraine, where she was stationed as part of the Peace Corps which allowed her to explore her new home in a way that not a lot of people have. After living there for some time, she eventually decided to sign up for a half marathon in Ukraine and the rest is history. I really enjoyed this episode, I hope you get as much from it as I did! Follow along with Emmery on Instagram at @emrunsalaut.
On tonight's show, I'll have Valerie Morris as she shares about KIF1A and Cure for Emmery!
On this MADM, Valerie Morris is sharing about research for KIF1A and Cure for Emmery. Sponsor: Athens Bible School AthensBible.com
Skramligt och samtidigt skört. Så kan man beskriva Linn Koch Emmery, aktuell med sitt andra album, Borderline iconic, där hon lodar i sin uppväxt präglad av ångest och antidepressiva läkemedel. Möt henne i P1 Kultur. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Programledare: Lisa WallProducent: Eskil Krogh Larsson
NDFB Straight Talk hosts Emmery and Alisha visit with Jeff Schafer, a farmer and rancher near New Rockford, N.D. Jeff is a 5th generation farmer who currently works with his children (6th generation) and grandchildren (7th generation!) on the family farm.Three county Farm Bureaus teamed up to bring Jolene Brown, a farmer and award-winning speaker, to Fessenden, N.D. to talk about succession planning and bridging the gap between the generations.Jeff was part of the group that brought Jolene to North Dakota. Following her presentation, Jeff sat down to talk about his takeaways and the lessons he's learned as he continues to keep his business thriving through the generations.We talk with Jeff about:What it's like to be a 5th generation farmer working with the 6th and 7th generationsHow to begin the conversation with kids and parentsExpectations between the generations (ie: "What do you expect from me?", "Here's what I expect from you.")How to find the "expert" you can trust to help you take the next stepWhy your farm is worthy of the respect of being treated like a business.To hear Emmery and Alisha's conversation with Jeff's daughter, Chelsey click here.To learn more about Jolene Brown, visit here.Keep an eye out for other events hosted by NDFB at ndfb.org/eventsContact Emmery and Alisha at emmery@ndfb.org
On this MADM, you are going to hear from Valerie Morris as she shares about KIF1A and Cure for Emmery. I hope you will listen and share this segment with others. Sponsor: Happy Hollow Outdoors
On this MADM, you are going to hear from Valerie Morris as she shares about KIF1A and Cure for Emmery. I hope you will listen and share this segment with others. Sponsor: Green's Dependable Hardware Russellville, AL
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On this MADM, you are going to hear from Valerie Morris as she shares about KIF1A and Cure for Emmery. I hope you will listen and share this segment with others. Sponsor: Bankston Motor Homes BankstonMotorHomes.com
In this episode of Straight Talk with NDFB, our hosts visit Billy Kelly from Killarney, Ireland. Billy comes to the United States every year to work for Demeray Harvesting and Trucking (DHT) as a crew chief. Billy begins harvest in Arizona and works his way north, finishing in North Dakota before driving back to Arizona to fly home to Ireland. Emmery and her family have worked with DHT and Billy over the last few years to custom harvest their crop. Learn about:What it's like to manage a custom harvest crewBilly's experience with the H-2A programWhat it's like to harvest from Arizona to North DakotaDifferences in agriculture between the U.S. and IrelandJoin us for this fun episode!Learn more about Demeray Harvesting https://www.demarayharvesting.com/pages/employmentContact our hosts at emmery@ndfb.org
In the first episode of Season 7 of Straight Talk with NDFB, hosts Emmery Mehlhoff and Alisha Nord-Donelly get down to the nitty-gritty of marketing with Progressive Ag's owner and founder, Ray Grabanski. Ray has several degrees in economics and law and is a recognized industry leader in risk management methods. Progressive Ag pursues excellence in farm risk management specializing in wheat, corn, soybeans, sunflowers, dry beans, canola, potatoes, and livestock. Each year, Progressive Ag exceeds its goal of 10-20 cents per bushel more than the customer's previous marketing plan.In today's episode we talk about: The success or failure of a farm/ranch often comes down to how good the producer is at risk management . Strategies to become a better risk manager in ten minutes or less. The best time to sell grain. The key to success is always found by asking the question, “How can I get better?”Futures price + basis price = cash price. A new member benefit with NDFB, Progressive Ag offers invaluable ten-minute-a-week videos created to improve your risk management in ten minutes or less. Check out this and many more of Progressive Ag's services offered to NDFB members, visit https://www.ndfb.org/benefits/progressive-ag/Contact your host, Emmery: emmery@ndfb.org
In this promo episode for Season 7, Emmery introduces her new cohost, Alisha Nord-Donnelly.Learn more about Alisha, in her own words, and find out how the communications landscape has changed for NDFB from a long-time employee, Dawn Smith-Pfeifer, who has been with the organization since before the internet.Your also cohosts provide food for thought on the good, the bad and the ugly side of technology and how it relates to their jobs and their farms.To learn more about NDFB staff, visit https://ndfb.org/aboutus/staff/To contact host Emmery Mehlhoff, email her at emmery@ndfb.orgLook for their Season 7, Episode 1 on Wednesday, Sept. 20.
Step into the captivating world of D20 Deathmatch as 'Emmery's Tavern' becomes the battleground for an exhilarating clash of champions in our latest episode. Season 5 of D20 Deathmatch continues to unfold with a legendary TTRPG duel that promises to redefine the art of combat. Join us as 'Kopy Katt' and 'Professor Alonzo Quixote Cervantes' engage in a mesmerizing display of strategy and skill. Kopy Katt, known for her shape-shifting prowess and obsession with stealing identities, faces off against Professor Cervantes, an anthropologist with a unique approach to studying combat across dimensions and cultures. This duel isn't just about physical blows—it's a battle of wits, a contest of identities, and a showcase of TTRPG combat at its finest. As the Lord of Fate, 'Thea,' and the Acolytes gather to witness this grand spectacle, the arena echoes with the tension and excitement of a battle that transcends dimensions. Marvel at the intricacies of their strategies, the dance of tactics, and the art of roleplaying that sets D20 Deathmatch apart. Immerse yourself in the rich ambiance, enhanced by dynamic music sourced by Epidemic Sound & Artlist.io, elevating every moment of this thrilling encounter. Download and Play Our TTRPG PvP Game 'Champions of Chaos' for Free: https://D20Deathmatch.com/Play Connect with the talented creators behind our show: MUDCAT: https://twitter.com/Mudcat CAUSTIC PHOENIX: https://twitter.com/BeccaGodsey Explore exclusive D20 MERCH https://d20deathmatch.com/Shop, support us on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/D20Deathmatch, and immerse yourself in our vibrant community on Discord https://discord.gg/BadGuys. Connect with us on various platforms: Twitch: https://twitch.tv/D20Deathmatch Kickstarter: https://kick.com/D20Deathmatch Twitter: https://twitter.com/D20Deathmatch Podcast: https://anchor.fm/D20Deathmatch Instagram: https://instagram.com/D20Deathmatch TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@D20Deathmatch Facebook: https://facebook.com/D20Deathmatch Join us every Sunday at 9PM EST for the next thrilling installment, where champions rise and fall in their quest for supremacy. Enhance your experience with dynamic music sourced by Epidemic Sound & Artlist.io, adding depth to every moment of the arena battles. #DnD5e #PathfinderRPG #TabletopRPG #RPGCommunity #TTRPG #WWEInspired #ArenaBattle #D20Deathmatch --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/d20deathmatch/message
Pod Crashing Episode 219 With Janice Liamoca From Party Crews Award-Winning Journalist Janice Llamoca Revisits Her Y2K Party Crew Days and a Crime That Shaped the Narrative of the Scene in New Podcast - Party Crews: The Untold Story From VICE, LAist Studios and iHeartMedia's My Cultura Podcast Network, New Limited Series Launched March 14th WHAT: For many Latinx kids in the 2000s, the party crew scene was a safe space to express themselves as they came of age in the grit and glitter of Los Angeles. A space to make friends, forget about your problems and dance the night away. But the scene wasn't always physically safe. There were shootings, police raids, and many adults saw it as gang-adjacent. The media fueled negative stereotypes of out-of-control kids. One of the teens who got caught in that narrative was Emmery Muñoz, who was murdered in 2006. In the early 2000s, Janice Llamoca was a member of an all-girl party crew called the Lustful Laydeez. Although she left that world behind as an adult, learning about Emmery's story quickly pulled her back. In Party Crews: The Untold Story, Janice goes on a Y2K-filled journey back to her own party crew days to find out what this scene meant for teens like her and Emmery, and why - to this day - Emmery's case remains unsolved.
Pod Crashing Episode 219 With Janice Liamoca From Party Crews Award-Winning Journalist Janice Llamoca Revisits Her Y2K Party Crew Days and a Crime That Shaped the Narrative of the Scene in New Podcast - Party Crews: The Untold Story From VICE, LAist Studios and iHeartMedia's My Cultura Podcast Network, New Limited Series Launched March 14th WHAT: For many Latinx kids in the 2000s, the party crew scene was a safe space to express themselves as they came of age in the grit and glitter of Los Angeles. A space to make friends, forget about your problems and dance the night away. But the scene wasn't always physically safe. There were shootings, police raids, and many adults saw it as gang-adjacent. The media fueled negative stereotypes of out-of-control kids. One of the teens who got caught in that narrative was Emmery Muñoz, who was murdered in 2006. In the early 2000s, Janice Llamoca was a member of an all-girl party crew called the Lustful Laydeez. Although she left that world behind as an adult, learning about Emmery's story quickly pulled her back. In Party Crews: The Untold Story, Janice goes on a Y2K-filled journey back to her own party crew days to find out what this scene meant for teens like her and Emmery, and why - to this day - Emmery's case remains unsolved.
This week on Latino USA we're bringing you an episode from the newly released podcast series Party Crews: The Untold Story. For many Latinx kids in the ‘00s, the party crew scene was a safe space to express themselves as they came of age in the grit and glitter of Los Angeles. A space to make friends, forget about your problems, and dance the night away. But the scene wasn't always physically safe. There were shootings and police raids. Many adults saw the scene as gang-adjacent and the media-fueled negative stereotypes of kids who were out of control. One of the teens who got caught in that easy narrative was Emmery Muñoz, after she was murdered in 2006. Host Janice Llamoca goes on a Y2K-filled journey back in time to her own party crew days to find out what this scene meant for teens like her and Emmery, and why – to this day – Emmery's case remains unsolved. From IHeart, VICE, and LAist Studios as part of the My Cultura Podcast Network. You can subscribe to Party Crews: The Untold Story here.
For many Latinx kids in the ‘00s, the party crew scene was a safe space to express themselves as they came of age in the grit and glitter of Los Angeles. A space to make friends, forget about your problems and dance the night away. But the scene wasn't always physically safe. There were shootings and police raids. Many adults saw the scene as gang-adjacent and the media fueled negative stereotypes of kids who were out of control. One of the teens who got caught in that easy narrative was Emmery Muñoz, after she was murdered in 2006. Host Janice Llamoca goes on a Y2K-filled journey back in time to her own party crew days to find out what this scene meant for teens like her and Emmery, and why – to this day – Emmery's case remains unsolved. From iHeart, VICE, and LAist Studios in partnership with My Cultura Podcast Network Listen here and subscribe to Party Crews: The Untold Story on the iHeartRadio app or wherever you get your podcasts!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode of “How do you Say That?!”, Trish Bertram joins Sam and Mark to talk about Voice of God-ing, the world of game trailers, and when you should invoice your clients. We also try out some hilarious wildcard characters!We'd love you to join in and send us your version of one of the reads in today's show – just pop it onto an mp3 and send it to podcast@britishvoiceover.co.ukScript 1Emmery FlahtiEmmery is a looked after learner who has relocated from Afghanistan. His employer, Slabfil Builders have been extremely impressed by his tenacious work ethic and application. He has demonstrated hand skills above his level of study - and the college teaching team are already beginning to work with Emmery to prepare him for National Competition standards next year. Emmery's willingness to learn, his technical skills and ability alongside his work ethic make him an extremely strong candidate for Apprentice of the Year.Script 2We thought we knew the world we were born into We thought we understood the rules. What we know now is that everything can change Traditions Nations Truths Nothing is safe in the turmoil between progress and destruction. Here in the streets we dream of tomorrow as in hell, they dream of heaven So we look to you in power To harness this… force and write the rules for this new world. What will you envision? What will you dream of? As tomorrow is racing towards us What world will you build?----------------- Listen to all of our podcasts here ------------------About our guest: Trish Bertram started out as a theatre stage manager and after blagging her way into TV continuity announcing in the early 80s at LWT - she went on to voice promos for ITV and other channels. She got an agent and started doing corporates & documentaries. She started Voice of God-ing in 2006 with the Asian Games in Qatar, which lead to London 2012 - both the Olympics & Paralympics.Recently you will have heard her voicing 'World War II in Colour - Road to Victory' on Netflix, & 'Armada - the Untold Story' on PBS.https://www.trishbertram.com/Resources: Listen to Trish's published game trailer read for Victoria 3 hereWatch David Vickery alongside Trish in their spoof ad for Pete Tong's Essential Collection 93 here - and watch out for the rubber catsuits!Mark's demos & contact details: https://linktr.ee/britishvoiceovermarkSam's demos & contact details: https://linktr.ee/samanthaboffin
Award-Winning Journalist Janice Llamoca Revisits Her Y2K Party Crew Days and a Crime That Shaped the Narrative of the Scene in New Podcast - Party Crews: The Untold Story From VICE, LAist Studios and iHeartMedia's My Cultura Podcast Network, New Limited Series Launched March 14th WHAT: For many Latinx kids in the 2000s, the party crew scene was a safe space to express themselves as they came of age in the grit and glitter of Los Angeles. A space to make friends, forget about your problems and dance the night away. But the scene wasn't always physically safe. There were shootings, police raids, and many adults saw it as gang-adjacent. The media fueled negative stereotypes of out-of-control kids. One of the teens who got caught in that narrative was Emmery Muñoz, who was murdered in 2006. In the early 2000s, Janice Llamoca was a member of an all-girl party crew called the Lustful Laydeez. Although she left that world behind as an adult, learning about Emmery's story quickly pulled her back. In Party Crews: The Untold Story, Janice goes on a Y2K-filled journey back to her own party crew days to find out what this scene meant for teens like her and Emmery, and why - to this day - Emmery's case remains unsolved.
For many Latinx kids in the ‘00s, the party crew scene was a safe space to express themselves as they came of age in the grit and glitter of Los Angeles. A space to make friends, forget about your problems and dance the night away. But the scene wasn't always physically safe. There were shootings and police raids. Many adults saw the scene as gang-adjacent and the media fueled negative stereotypes of kids who were out of control. One of the teens who got caught in that easy narrative was Emmery Muñoz, after she was murdered in 2006. Host Janice Llamoca goes on a Y2K-filled journey back in time to her own party crew days to find out what this scene meant for teens like her and Emmery, and why – to this day – Emmery's case remains unsolved. From IHeart, VICE and LAist Studios as part of the My Cultura Podcast Network.Here is Episode 1: Emmery. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
#80. For many Latino kids in the 2000s in L.A., the party crew scene was it. There were "underground" parties happening in places all over the SGV and Eastside neighborhoods that provided spaces to make friends, have fun and escape the pressures of immigrant parents and the harsh realities of the world. But there were risks. There were shootings and police raids. Many adults saw the scene as gang-adjacent and the media fueled negative stereotypes of kids who were out of control. One of the teens who got caught in that narrative was Emmery Muñoz, after she was murdered in 2006.How to LA's Brian De Los Santos talks to Janice Llamoca, host of a new podcast Party Crews: The Untold Story, about growing up in L.A. during this time and what this scene meant for teens like her and Emmery. Read more about it here: https://laist.com/news/emmery-munoz-strangled-homicide-party-crews-cold-caseGuest: Janice Llamoca, host of Party Crews: The Untold Story, from LAist Studios and Vice How to LA is produced by a non-profit newsroom. Please support How To LA by donating now at LAist.com/joinHTLA
For many Latinx kids in the ‘00s, the party crew scene was a safe space to express themselves as they came of age in the grit and glitter of Los Angeles. A space to make friends, forget about your problems and dance the night away. But the scene wasn't always physically safe. There were shootings and police raids. Many adults saw the scene as gang-adjacent and the media fueled negative stereotypes of kids who were out of control. One of the teens who got caught in that easy narrative was Emmery Muñoz, after she was murdered in 2006. Host Janice Llamoca goes on a Y2K-filled journey back in time to her own party crew days to find out what this scene meant for teens like her and Emmery, and why – to this day – Emmery's case remains unsolved. From iHeart, VICE, and LAist Studios in partnership with My Cultura Podcast Network Listen here and subscribe to Party Crews: The Untold Story on the iHeartRadio app or wherever you get your podcasts!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
For many Latinx kids in the ‘00s, the party crew scene was a safe space to express themselves as they came of age in the grit and glitter of Los Angeles. A space to make friends, forget about your problems and dance the night away. But the scene wasn't always physically safe. There were shootings and police raids. Many adults saw the scene as gang-adjacent and the media fueled negative stereotypes of kids who were out of control. One of the teens who got caught in that easy narrative was Emmery Muñoz, after she was murdered in 2006. Host Janice Llamoca goes on a Y2K-filled journey back in time to her own party crew days to find out what this scene meant for teens like her and Emmery, and why – to this day – Emmery's case remains unsolved. From iHeart, VICE, and LAist Studios in partnership with My Cultura Podcast Network Listen here and subscribe to Party Crews: The Untold Story on the iHeartRadio app or wherever you get your podcasts!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
For many Latinx kids in the ‘00s, the party crew scene was a safe space to express themselves as they came of age in the grit and glitter of Los Angeles. A space to make friends, forget about your problems and dancethe night away. But the scene wasn't always physically safe. There were shootings and police raids. Many adults saw the scene as gang-adjacent and the media fueled negative stereotypes of kids who were out of control. One of the teens who got caught in that narrative was Emmery Muñoz, after she was murdered in 2006.In a new VICE series – Party Crews: The Untold Story, host Janice Llamoca goes on a Y2K-filled journey back in time to her own party crew days to find out what this scene meant for teens like her and Emmery, and why – to this day – Emmery's case remains unsolved. From VICE and LAist Studios as part of the My Cultura Podcast Network. Listen wherever you get your podcasts. Party Crews: The Untold Story is written, reported and hosted by Janice Llamoca, and produced and reported by Sophia Paliza-Carre, Victoria Alejandro and Kyle Chang. Edited by Antonia Cereijido. Additional editing by Annie Aviles. Fact-checking by Nidia Bautista.Sound design and original music composition by Kyle Murdock. Art by Julie Ruiz and Victoire Coyon.Our Executive Producer from VICE Audio is Kate Osborn. Our Executive Producers from LAist Studios are Antonia Cereijido and Leo G. Vice President of Podcasts from LAist Studios is Shana Naomi Krochmal.Janet Lee is Senior Production Manager for VICE Audio. Charles Raggio is the head of VICE Audio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
A year after Emmery's death, a now-notorious Los Angeles City Council member became interested in her unsolved case and led a rallying cry for LA to crack down on party crews. But the battle between the city and party crews wasn't new. In this episode, we learn of LAPD's strategies in the 2000s to police party crews and attempt a citywide crackdown. For the kids, dealing with the cops was just part of being in the scene.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
What does the party crew scene ultimately tell us about what it means to have a safe space - and how might that shape the way Emmery is remembered? Janice looks back and learns that the rosy memories are not the only ones worth remembering.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In 2022 – more than sixteen years later – we hear from Emmery's entire family who gather and re-hash more than a decade's worth of information when an investigator joins the case.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Before TikTok, Instagram and even – MySpace, party crew teens found ways to create communities online. One of these early social media sites was called Techno4.us — where Janice and Emmery both had profiles once upon a time. In T4's heyday, party crew kids all over LA and beyond would connect through colorful and chaotic digital profiles where teens were showing their lives uncensored and on their own terms. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Emmery was last seen on a Friday afternoon in January of 2006. In this episode, we delve into the investigation into Emmery's unsolved murder. Emmery's link to the party crew world was part of why her killing got a lot of media attention. But what evidence was there that her murder was tied to party crews? And why is her case still unsolved? A warning that this episode gets graphic and talks in detail about a violent death.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Janice Llamoca was one of the hundreds of mostly Latinx kids that made up LA's underground party crew scene in the 2000s. But as an adult, she thought she had left all that behind. Until one day when she learns of the unsolved case of Emmery Muñoz, a 14-year-old high school student whose body was found in a warehouse that authorities claimed was used for throwing parties. And Janice gets pulled back in. Additional special thanks for this episode to Marlon Bishop, Nadia Reiman and Maria Garcia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Growing animal agriculture in North Dakota is a priority for all three guests on this first episode of the legislative season of Straight Talk with NDFB. Learn why as your host, Emmery Mehlhoff visits with NDFB and agriculture legislative leadership.In this first episode of the sixth season, Emmery talks with NDFB Public Policy Director Pete Hanebutt about the priority issues the organization will work on during the session.She also visits with new House and Senate Agriculture Committee chairs, Rep. Paul Thomas and Senator Larry Luick.According to both Rep. Thomas and Sen. Luick, animal agriculture has a number of opportunities to capture growth markets in the state if lawmakers can initiate changes to make the climate more inviting for entrepreneurs. Learn more about what each of them hopes to accomplish in this session.To learn more about all the bills being discussed during the 68th Legislative Assembly, visit the North Dakota Legislative Assembly website.To learn more about NDFB's priority issues for the Legislature, visit: NDFB Issues.To become a member of NDFB visit: Become a new member — NDFB Contact emails:NDFB Public Policy Director Pete Hanebutt: pete@ndfb.org Representative Paul Thomas: paulthomas@ndlegis.gov Senator Larry Luick: lluick@ndlegis.govHost Emmery Mehlhoff: emmery@ndfb .org « Less00:00 / 29:19
Just up the road a piece from the Ayr exit on Interstate 94 lies an experience you won't want to miss.In the final episode of Straight Talk's Farmhouse Treasures for You season, Emmery visits with Rodney Hogen, the owner of the "oldest and largest" vineyard in North Dakota and the only one to service wine made entirely with North Dakota grapes.Rodney visits with Emmery about how he planted his first grapes in North Dakota and started Red Trial Vineyard. He also provides details about an upcoming educational experience and the exciting opportunities for future grape growers in the state.Give the gift of the Red Trail Vineyard Experience to a loved one this Christmas.Book your visit or event at http://www.redtrailvineyards.com Become a fan on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/RedTrailVineyards/ Find the Red Trail Coffee Experience on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/redtrailcoffee/Interested in learning how to grow grapes in North Dakota? Check out the upcoming N.D. Grape and Wine Association Conference .Want to be featured in NDFB's Farmhouse Treasures for You ? Contact us at ndfb.org
Three jobs, two kids, a ranch... Sometimes you have to let something go to find out what is most important to you. Learn how Max Robison turned a leather-working side job into a thriving business.In this episode, your host, Emmery Mehlhoff visits with Max Robison, the owner and creator of Robison Custom Leather. Max converted an old grainery on his ranch into a leather workshop where he creates chaps, belts, earrings, and all sorts of leather products. Max visits with Emmery about his leather work and his insights on pursuing the things that really matter in life. Watch the Farmhouse Treasures video Visit Robison Custom Leather's website Check out NDFB's Farmhouse Treasures for You
There is a major misconception in North Dakota that Measure 1 will solve issues with U.S. legislators. It won't. It will limit North Dakota legislator terms, however, and curtail your rights as an individual to vote for who you want.In this special season of Straight Talk, your host Emmery Mehlhoff shares insights from other states, as well as North Dakota individuals, about how term limits can increase bureaucracy, rather than reduce it.This week, Emmery speaks with Senator Doug Larsen from Mandan.For more information on term limits from NDFB's perspective, visit https://ndfb.org/policy/issues/term-limits/
It seems like a great idea. Initially. Limit the terms of state legislators and the governor and watch our state prosper and grow with new ideas and fresh blood. In reality? It doesn't happen. The corruptors keep corrupting and the balance of power shifts away from the people.Learn more as your host, Emmery Mehlhoff asks the tough questions about term limits with those who have experienced it first-hand. Her guest for this first episode is Jay Rempe, an economist with Nebraska Farm Bureau.Emmery will be sharing weekly podcasts about the issue leading up to the November election, so be sure to listen in and learn what others are saying about term limits.For more information on term limits from NDFB's perspective, visit https://ndfb.org/policy/issues/term-limits/
La députée bruxelloise Isabelle Emmery (PS) a répondu aux questions de Fabrice Grosfilley dans + d'Actu, ce mardi 31 mai 2022.
Farming with Mom and Dad and wondering what the future holds? Want to continue your family's legacy? Emmery and Ezra visit with Marissa Nehlsen about the five steps to successfully transition the farm from one generation to the next. We talk about how to:Determine the Why, What, Who, When and How of starting the processManage risk and take advantage of tax opportunities Cut the government outGet a will and a health care directive for $75 Ask the important questions: What is critical for this farm to continue? Marissa Nehlsen grew up on a farm in North Dakota and is the CEO of Freedom Financial, LLC. Marissa is dedicated to educating business owners about how to make sound business decisions. With a passion for agriculture, Marissa and her team help transition the farm to the next generation. ResourcesTo access the free resources Marissa mentioned in her podcast, email Marissa at marissa@ffgnd.com or visit http://www.freedomfinancialminot.com . To listen to more from Marissa visit https://marissanehlsen.comInterested in more from NDFB? Become a member
In this episode of Straight Talk with NDFB, Emmery and Ezra visit with Ray Grabanski, president of Progressive Ag risk management firm. They visit about high input costs, rising fuel prices, strained trade relationships and how to make sound marketing decisions in uncertain times. We talk about: Managing risk in times of inflation How politics and global events influence the marketsMake good decisions in the midst of crisesMarketing techniques and timeline (how to recognize when to sell)Progressive Ag is a multi-state risk management firm whose mission is to provide farmers with a marketing plan to capture prices in the top one-half of the market while reducing risk. Reach Ray at (701) 277-9210 or rlg@progressiveag.com . Become a member of NDFB Contact our hosts at emmery@ndfb.org
Our hosts, siblings Emmery and Ezra, drive to Carrington to visit with the VanBedaf siblings, Piet and Maartje and tour the family's dairy farm and creamery!Piet shares the ins and outs of the dairy operation and at about 18:20, Maartje joins to talk about building a successful family business and legacy.Tune in as they talk about:The history of the farm and why Carrington, N.D.The importance of animal agriculture to North Dakota Building relationships with the community as the key to successful diversificationManaging business, large or smallFinding true joy and fulfillment in your workLinksPiet VanBedaf's Youtube channel Maartje's Cows & Co. CreameryIdeas for our hosts or invitation to your farm? Email Emmery at emmery@ndfb.orgLike what you're hearing? Become a member of NDFB!
Bonus Straight Talk contentLunchtime Conversations! Listen to our hosts talk about what's on their mind: Time Management! Emmery and Ezra visit about tools they are using to manage their time better to prioritize the important things in life. Time Management tools Emmery's time management tool the Everbook (She made her own–but this was the inspiration!)Ezra's time management tool for social media: Business Suite Movie referenced in our conversation: Netflix's The Social Dilemma For 11 Years, the Soviet Union Had No Weekends: The experiment of a 'continuous week' was shift work, on a colossal scale. And it failed. Have any feedback or ideas for lunchtime conversations? Email Emmery at emmery@ndfb.org or DM Straight Talk with NDFB on Instagram
Want to add value to your family's operation? On this Valentine's Day, join Emmery and Ezra as they visit with Maartje (van Bedaf) Murphy, founder of Duchessa Gelato. Maartje shares why her family immigrated from the Netherlands to settle in North Dakota. She talks about how her passion for cows, family, and the Netherlands inspired her to begin Duchessa Gelato.Maartje shares her strategies for success in diversifying agriculture and starting a small business. Maartje works with her family's dairy in Carrington, N.D., and has recently opened Cows and Co Creamery producing artisan gelato, authentic gouda cheese, and cheddar cheese curds all made with their farm fresh milk.Maartje was featured on Forbes 30 under 30 in 2021. Order gelato and cheese here!Have a small business and want to be featured in NDFB's Farmhouse Treasures publication? Become an NDFB member here!
In episode six of Straight Talk with NDFB, we interview North Dakota's own Dr. Gerald Stokka, Livestock Stewardship Director at NDSU. Dr. Stokka shares his wealth of knowledge as a researcher, teacher, and small-town veterinarian. In this episode we talk about:A “systems” approach to raising cattleOptimizing profitabilityHow to stop ranching in crisis modeDr. Jerry Stokka works one-on-one with ranchers to optimize herd health, productivity, and livestock stewardship. During our conversation, Dr. Stokka shared his interest in working with young producers. If you are interested in visiting more with Dr. Stokka, you can find him at https://www.ndsu.edu/agriculture/ag-home/directory/gerald-stokkaYou can also contact him by phone or email. Phone: 701-231-5082Email: gerald.stokka@ndsu.eduHave a question or suggestion for our hosts? You can contact Emmery and Ezra here: emmery@ndfb.org Become a member of NDFB and join hundreds of young farmers and ranchers across the state!
In episode 5, Emmery and Ezra visit with Tom Dosdall, licensed StoneX broker with decades of experience in ag commodity trading. We chat about:What futures and options areWhy the Chicago Board of Trade was startedHow to manage inputs and break evensFour principles for trading successCheck out special StoneX discounts for NDFB members here.Know-Risk™ Crop Marketing-Market IntelligenceAccess to Events and EducationFutures/OTC TradesMore info on how to get 10 free trades each yearInterested in a one-on-one conversation with Tom? Email: Thomas.Dosdall@StoneX.comCall : 312-651-4686More about Tom: Tom Dosdall specializes in working with both producers and end users in agriculture, to better manage price risk and opportunity for the commodities they buy or sell. As a Series 3 licensed futures and options broker with over a decade of experience, Tom has focused expertise in the corn, soybeans, wheat, cattle, dairy, and lean hog markets.More about StoneX: StoneX is a leading international brokerage firm that specializes in underserved mid-market clients in the food chain and agriculture industries. As a Fortune 500 company with over 30,000 customers, StoneX provides Farm Bureau members expert guidance, insights, and data solutions to make educated risk management and crop marketing decisions for their farm business.Like what you're hearing? Become an NDFB member.
Emmery and Ezra interview Dallas Mount, owner of Ranch Management Consultants, the company behind Ranching for Profit seminars. You'll learn why profit is more important than productivity as Mount shares three strategies that farmers and ranchers need to consider to be successful.
In this first episode of season 3 of Straight Talk, Emmery and her new cohost, brother Ezra Grotberg, talk about working with family and some of the potential pitfalls family relationships can fall into and strategies for success. They share how family can be your farm's greatest asset.
Artisterna Newkid och Linn Koch-Emmery går in i studion med alldeles för höga tankar om sin egna moral och det går snabbt utför, redan vid första dilemmat faktiskt. Linn Koch-Emmery fattar inte ALLS varför man ska dricksa på krogen, Newkid klarar inte av att äta två dagar gammal köttfärs. Vad är det för människor vi har att göra med här egentligen? Lyssna och förskräcks.
Will Smith övervägde att knuffa ner sin pappa för trappan och hade enligt Christopher Garplind och Johannes Cakar kunnat komma undan med det. Erik Glaad från P3 Nyheter är på Socialdemokraternas kongress där Magdalena Andersson valdes till ny partiledare, vi pratar om Löfvens sista vecka. Newkid och Linn Koch-Emmery utsätts för moraliska dilemman i Vardagsfilosofiska rummet.
What does it take to start your own farm-based meat business and what hoops do you have to jump through? Emmery visits with a young woman who did just that and a member of the health department on the regulations involved.
Tash and Grant sit down with Linn Koch-Emmery from Sweden.
Emmery and her guest, NDFB Public Policy Director Pete Hanebutt, share NDFB wins in the 2021 Legislative Assembly, and Seth provides some exciting news about the new direction Straight Talk will be taking.
Michiel Emmery van de Heemkundekring Son en Breugel schuift aan bij Onscast om meer te vertellen over zijn werkzaamheden rondom de verbouwing van het toekomstige dorpshuis. Ook schijnt Michiel meer licht op de strijd die hij en zijn broer Geit Emmery voert om Wilhelminalaan 11 een monumentale status te geven. Natuurlijk neemt presentator Rutger van der Heijden ook het overige nieuws van de afgelopen twee weken door. Shownotes vind je op Ons Son en Breugel: - https://onssonenbreugel.nl/onscast-31-met-michiel-emmery-van-de-heemkundekring
Nordmark Pod får besök av artisten och låtskrivaren Linn Koch-Emmery!Det samtalas om och att; Being the girl, romantik om albumet, så mkt jobb, förtränga processen, fruktansvärt kontrollbehov, exakt info, envishet, bota oron, villovägar, toxic, allt som är dåligt, känn inte så himla mkt, lägga ner innan man blir frustrerad, bäst väldigt låg eller bäst, testa sig vidare, världens alla tillfällen, privat och luftigt, Det privata och det allmängiltiga och att jobba som journalist..Mäktigt!Kolla avsnittet här!https://www.youtube.com/feed/my_videosFölj här!https://www.instagram.com/nordmark_pod/https://www.facebook.com/nordmarkpod/http://nordmarkrecords.com
Heidi and Ellen talk to Emmery and Jackie. Emmery was serving in the Peace Corps when she was called back home due to the pandemic. She is contemplating her next steps and is on the fence between graduate school and going off on her own. Jackie is an artist and is just finishing a program in textile design. She is feeling ready to go out in the world but wonders if she should extend her time in school to get her Bachelor's degree. We also talk about the documentaries of two extraordinary women- Yayoi Kusama (‘Infinity: Kusama') and Tina Turner (‘Tina'). Their roads to success were long and rocky, replete with sexism, abuse, mental illness and genius.
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International trade is important for North Dakota farmers. From building personal trade relationships, and how the state can assist you to how Trump's trade policy impacted North Dakota farmers, your hosts Seth and Emmery take you on a deep dive into the world of trade, featuring Rep. Paul Thomas and Ag Commissioner Doug Goehring.
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