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"Good planning and hard work lead to prosperity, but hasty shortcuts lead to poverty." Proverbs 21:5In a world filled with distractions and endless to-do lists, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. Yet, remember the wise words of author and speaker, John C. Maxwell: “You cannot overestimate the unimportance of practically everything.” When you hone in on what truly matters, you unlock the door to success. It's essential to focus on a few key tasks rather than attempting to juggle too many at once, which can lead to burnout and frustration.Consider Aesop's fable, "The Boy and The Filberts." In this story, a young boy reaches into a jar filled with filberts (hazelnuts) but becomes upset when he can't pull out all of them at once. His desire for too much leads to disappointment, teaching us a powerful lesson about moderation. Sometimes, like the boy, we bite off more than we can chew. By concentrating on one or two goals at a time, we can savor each achievement and grow stronger in our endeavors.Ephesians 5:15-17 says, Pay careful attention, then, to how you walk, not as unwise but as wise, redeeming the time, because the days are evil. Therefore do not be foolish, but understand what the Lord's will is.The Bible reminds us in Philippians 4:13, “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” This verse serves as a reminder that while we may feel the urge to take on everything at once, our true strength comes from focusing on what God has called us to do. When we prioritize our tasks and lean on His guidance, we find clarity and purpose amidst the chaos.As you navigate your daily challenges, take a moment to breathe and reflect. Ask yourself what truly matters today. Are there projects you've been pushing aside because they seem daunting? Break them down into manageable steps. By embracing the power of focus, you'll not only accomplish more but also enjoy the journey along the way." Ephesians 5:15 says, "Be very careful, then, how you live—not as unwise but as wise."Prayer for the Day!Heavenly Father, grant us the wisdom to discern what is important and the courage to focus our energy on those tasks. Help us to resist the temptation to overload ourselves and remind us that success comes through dedication and clarity. May we find peace in our pursuits and strength in Your presence. In Jesus' name. Amen.

A Boy put his hand into a pitcher full of filberts. He grasped as many as he could possibly hold, but when he endeavored to pull out his hand, he was prevented from doing so by the... #story #kidsstory AcreSoft Story Classic https://acresoft.contactin.bio And he saith unto them, Come ye yourselves apart into a desert place, and rest a while. For there were many coming and going, and they had no leisure so much as to eat. Mark 6:31 ASV

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Part one of this episode is dedicated to a very special little nut: the filbert, also known as a hazelnut. In the second half, Mikaela will trace the origins of Colorado's breakfast burrito and reveal the best places in Denver to get them, along with a little ode. Sound effects obtained from https://www.zapsplat.com.

In this slightly extended episode, the boyos discuss hazelnuts in the first rain of fall. Listen wherever you find podcasts for sultry storm senses with two fine fluttery fellas. Also, please consider reviewing and rating the show on whatever service provides your podcasts- it helps us reach new listeners and keeps the show fresh. Hope you enjoyed this episode and if you did, be sure to let us know!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Few executives get through their career without having to tackle change management on multiple occasions, but few people thrive at it quite like my guest on the podcast this week, Barton Green. Barton is the current CEO of The Committee for Brisbane, a not-for-profit established in 1958 as the Brisbane Development Association, with a mandate to represent business in all matters relating to make Brisbane and Southeast Queensland a vibrant place to live and do business. Brought in to restructure the association three years ago, Green has done just that, growing the membership base from 95 to 230, and expanding the base to include other stakeholder organisations as affiliate members. Though the restructure was completed within 18 months, as a proud Brisbane boy, Barton has elected to stay on to continue his work to make Brisbane the world's most livable city. With the population in the region expected to double in size in the next twenty years, that will be no mean feat. Our chat covers so much more of Barton's career than just the last three years though. Find out how he became the youngest union leader in Queensland at 27, his 10 years at the helm of Keep Australia Beautiful and his role as a drummer in the Filberts, an ex-journo band that he co-founded in the 1980s. Committee for Brisbane website: committeeforbrisbane.org.au Barton Green on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/barton-green-843a6314/ Richard Triggs LinkedIn: au.linkedin.com/in/richardtriggs Arete Executive website: www.areteexecutive.com.au Richard's book on Amazon: areteexecutive.com.au/free-book/

Learn how to garden like nature from writer, horticultural consultant, and educator Dr. Lee Reich. We start with an audio tour of Lee's award winning “farmden," which is more than a garden and less than a farm. Packed with plants, including Paw Paws, Hardy Kiwi, Gooseberries, Figs, and Filberts, Lee uses his land as a test site for showcasing his gardening techniques. After 40 years of tending the land, Lee not only grows healthy fruits and vegetables, but also lots of fertile soil and compost.  Lee and I discuss the art and science of building soil from the ground up following his easy low impact approach. Lee explains why he believes it's important to pay attention to the top few inches of soil and let nature take care of the rest. Lee advocates gardening like nature by using a system that's good for plants and people and that emulates natural conditions.  We chat about mulch, the importance of compost, and why Lee loves to repurpose what others might call waste in his quest to improve soil fertility and grow vibrant and resilient plants. Dr. Lee Reich is a writer, horticultural consultant and educator with graduate degrees in soil science and horticulture. Lee's farmden has won awards from National Gardening and Organic Gardening magazines and has been featured in many publications like the New York Times and Martha Stewart Living. HIs books include Weedless Gardening, Uncommon Fruits for Every Garden, and Growing Figs in Cold Climates. Lee was a former plant and soil researcher for the US Department of Agriculture and Cornell University and wrote a syndicated gardening column for the Associated Press for nearly 30 years. Learn more about Lee and his work at leereich.com

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“Not Quite The American Dream” They may have gotten their start as the Filberts around 1980, but before too long they rechristened themselves Diesel Park West. They put out a string of singles like When The Hoodoo Comes and Jackie's Still Sad before their debut album Shakespeare Alabama hit shelves in 1989. To date the band has put out ten records including Decency, Thought For Food and their brand new one Not Quite The American Dream. Influenced by West Coast bands like Moby Grape and The Byrds, The Diesels have had quite a career—they've opened for Big Country, been signed by EMI, and had Belinda Carlisle of The Go-Gos cover their track I See No Ships. Singer John C Butler has put out fabulous solo albums—Worthless Bastard Rock is a personal favorite—and the band has released a Byrds covers album, live stuff and bunch of EPs along the way. But the fact remains: the Diesels don't stop. And why should they? There's pretty much nobody else who can jangle and chime and roll out hook after hook the way they do, and Not Quite The American Dream is further evidence that Diesel Park West remain vital, dynamic and as fabulous as ever. www.dieselparkwest.com www.bombshellradio.com www.alexgreenonline.com Stereo Embers The Podcast Twitter: @emberseditor Instagram: @emberspodcast Email: editor@stereoembersmagazine.com

In the past few years, Lee Reich, a well-known gardener, has planted several sorts of nuts, including Hazelnuts. Hazelnuts come from the hazel tree. They are often eaten and ground into a mixture that can be spread.在过去的几年里，著名的园丁李瑞奇种植了多种坚果，包括榛子。榛子来自榛树。它们经常被食用并研磨成可以传播的混合物。Hazelnuts are also known as filbert nuts, especially from the European sort. After planting the young trees, Reich found they produced their first nuts within three years. Sadly, the nuts could not be eaten. They were small and did not taste good. He did find the catkins, the male flowers, to be beautiful in the winter. And each autumn, the trees' leaves turned to bright colors. 榛子也被称为欧洲榛子坚果。种植幼树后，Reich 发现他们在三年内生产了第一批坚果。遗憾的是，坚果不能吃。它们很小，味道不好。他确实发现柳絮，雄花，在冬天很漂亮。每年秋天，树木的叶子都会变成鲜艳的颜色。A few years after planting those trees, he planted more hazels. The newly planted trees were from a sort that was made to produce large flavorful nuts. They come from the European hazel trees. They are found around the Mediterranean area of Europe or in the northwest of North America. They produce the nuts that are found in supermarkets.种下这些树几年后，他种了更多的榛子。新种植的树来自一种用来生产大而美味的坚果。它们来自欧洲榛树。它们分布在欧洲地中海地区或北美西北部。他们生产超市里常见的坚果。Enter a disease谈及疾病A disease called filbert blight is what has historically kept people from growing filberts in the eastern United States. Blight is a name for any plant disease.一种叫做榛子枯萎病的疾病历来阻止人们在美国东部种植榛子。枯萎病是任何植物病害的名称。Filbert blight is native to North America and had little effect on hazel trees native to North America. However, it is very dangerous to the European ones.榛树枯萎病原产于北美，对北美原产的榛树影响不大。然而，这对欧洲人来说是非常危险的。The blight causes a collapse and death of the branches. The disease can go years without being seen due to its long lifetime. It can be ten years before a tree is killed.枯萎病导致树枝倒塌和死亡。由于其寿命很长，这种疾病可以持续数年而不被发现。一棵树被杀死可能需要十年时间。Easy workaround for disease轻松解决疾病Cutting off infected branches, or pruning, and spraying chemicals are two ways to deal with blight.切断受感染的树枝或修剪和喷洒化学物质是应对枯萎病的两种方法。The disease found its way to commercially grown filbert trees in northwestern North America. This created the need to find sorts of hazels that are resistant.这种疾病在北美西北部商业种植的榛树中找到了途径。这就产生了寻找各种具有抗性的榛子的需要。Two trees were identified early on: Hall's Giant and Willamette. Now, there are many that are resistant. Lee Reich plans to plant these resistant trees in his garden.早期发现了两棵树：Hall's Giant 和 Willamette。现在，有许多抗药性。Lee Reich 计划在他的花园里种植这些抗病树木。He keeps the young trees healthy by covering the ground with mulch and, if needed, providing nutrients. He removes some leaves and branches to start new growth and to stop diseases. This also permits all the branches to have light and air. He found these efforts create 15 to 25 centimeters of new growth. This growth permits continuously good nut production.他通过用覆盖物覆盖地面来保持幼树健康，并在需要时提供营养。他移除一些叶子和树枝以开始新的生长并阻止疾病。这也让所有的树枝都有光和空气。他发现这些努力创造了 15 到 25 厘米的新增长。这种增长允许持续良好的坚果生产。Lee Reich regularly writes about gardening for The Associated Press. He has also written several books, including “Growing Figs in Cold Climates” and “The Pruning Book.”Lee Reich 定期为美联社撰写有关园艺的文章。他还写了几本书，包括“在寒冷气候下种植无花果”和“修剪书”。

In the past few years, Lee Reich, a well-known gardener, has planted several sorts of nuts, including Hazelnuts. Hazelnuts come from the hazel tree. They are often eaten and ground into a mixture that can be spread.在过去的几年里，著名的园丁李瑞奇种植了多种坚果，包括榛子。榛子来自榛树。它们经常被食用并研磨成可以传播的混合物。Hazelnuts are also known as filbert nuts, especially from the European sort. After planting the young trees, Reich found they produced their first nuts within three years. Sadly, the nuts could not be eaten. They were small and did not taste good. He did find the catkins, the male flowers, to be beautiful in the winter. And each autumn, the trees' leaves turned to bright colors. 榛子也被称为欧洲榛子坚果。种植幼树后，Reich 发现他们在三年内生产了第一批坚果。遗憾的是，坚果不能吃。它们很小，味道不好。他确实发现柳絮，雄花，在冬天很漂亮。每年秋天，树木的叶子都会变成鲜艳的颜色。A few years after planting those trees, he planted more hazels. The newly planted trees were from a sort that was made to produce large flavorful nuts. They come from the European hazel trees. They are found around the Mediterranean area of Europe or in the northwest of North America. They produce the nuts that are found in supermarkets.种下这些树几年后，他种了更多的榛子。新种植的树来自一种用来生产大而美味的坚果。它们来自欧洲榛树。它们分布在欧洲地中海地区或北美西北部。他们生产超市里常见的坚果。Enter a disease谈及疾病A disease called filbert blight is what has historically kept people from growing filberts in the eastern United States. Blight is a name for any plant disease.一种叫做榛子枯萎病的疾病历来阻止人们在美国东部种植榛子。枯萎病是任何植物病害的名称。Filbert blight is native to North America and had little effect on hazel trees native to North America. However, it is very dangerous to the European ones.榛树枯萎病原产于北美，对北美原产的榛树影响不大。然而，这对欧洲人来说是非常危险的。The blight causes a collapse and death of the branches. The disease can go years without being seen due to its long lifetime. It can be ten years before a tree is killed.枯萎病导致树枝倒塌和死亡。由于其寿命很长，这种疾病可以持续数年而不被发现。一棵树被杀死可能需要十年时间。Easy workaround for disease轻松解决疾病Cutting off infected branches, or pruning, and spraying chemicals are two ways to deal with blight.切断受感染的树枝或修剪和喷洒化学物质是应对枯萎病的两种方法。The disease found its way to commercially grown filbert trees in northwestern North America. This created the need to find sorts of hazels that are resistant.这种疾病在北美西北部商业种植的榛树中找到了途径。这就产生了寻找各种具有抗性的榛子的需要。Two trees were identified early on: Hall's Giant and Willamette. Now, there are many that are resistant. Lee Reich plans to plant these resistant trees in his garden.早期发现了两棵树：Hall's Giant 和 Willamette。现在，有许多抗药性。Lee Reich 计划在他的花园里种植这些抗病树木。He keeps the young trees healthy by covering the ground with mulch and, if needed, providing nutrients. He removes some leaves and branches to start new growth and to stop diseases. This also permits all the branches to have light and air. He found these efforts create 15 to 25 centimeters of new growth. This growth permits continuously good nut production.他通过用覆盖物覆盖地面来保持幼树健康，并在需要时提供营养。他移除一些叶子和树枝以开始新的生长并阻止疾病。这也让所有的树枝都有光和空气。他发现这些努力创造了 15 到 25 厘米的新增长。这种增长允许持续良好的坚果生产。Lee Reich regularly writes about gardening for The Associated Press. He has also written several books, including “Growing Figs in Cold Climates” and “The Pruning Book.”Lee Reich 定期为美联社撰写有关园艺的文章。他还写了几本书，包括“在寒冷气候下种植无花果”和“修剪书”。

In the past few years, Lee Reich, a well-known gardener, has planted several sorts of nuts, including Hazelnuts. Hazelnuts come from the hazel tree. They are often eaten and ground into a mixture that can be spread.在过去的几年里，著名的园丁李瑞奇种植了多种坚果，包括榛子。榛子来自榛树。它们经常被食用并研磨成可以传播的混合物。Hazelnuts are also known as filbert nuts, especially from the European sort. After planting the young trees, Reich found they produced their first nuts within three years. Sadly, the nuts could not be eaten. They were small and did not taste good. He did find the catkins, the male flowers, to be beautiful in the winter. And each autumn, the trees' leaves turned to bright colors. 榛子也被称为欧洲榛子坚果。种植幼树后，Reich 发现他们在三年内生产了第一批坚果。遗憾的是，坚果不能吃。它们很小，味道不好。他确实发现柳絮，雄花，在冬天很漂亮。每年秋天，树木的叶子都会变成鲜艳的颜色。A few years after planting those trees, he planted more hazels. The newly planted trees were from a sort that was made to produce large flavorful nuts. They come from the European hazel trees. They are found around the Mediterranean area of Europe or in the northwest of North America. They produce the nuts that are found in supermarkets.种下这些树几年后，他种了更多的榛子。新种植的树来自一种用来生产大而美味的坚果。它们来自欧洲榛树。它们分布在欧洲地中海地区或北美西北部。他们生产超市里常见的坚果。Enter a disease谈及疾病A disease called filbert blight is what has historically kept people from growing filberts in the eastern United States. Blight is a name for any plant disease.一种叫做榛子枯萎病的疾病历来阻止人们在美国东部种植榛子。枯萎病是任何植物病害的名称。Filbert blight is native to North America and had little effect on hazel trees native to North America. However, it is very dangerous to the European ones.榛树枯萎病原产于北美，对北美原产的榛树影响不大。然而，这对欧洲人来说是非常危险的。The blight causes a collapse and death of the branches. The disease can go years without being seen due to its long lifetime. It can be ten years before a tree is killed.枯萎病导致树枝倒塌和死亡。由于其寿命很长，这种疾病可以持续数年而不被发现。一棵树被杀死可能需要十年时间。Easy workaround for disease轻松解决疾病Cutting off infected branches, or pruning, and spraying chemicals are two ways to deal with blight.切断受感染的树枝或修剪和喷洒化学物质是应对枯萎病的两种方法。The disease found its way to commercially grown filbert trees in northwestern North America. This created the need to find sorts of hazels that are resistant.这种疾病在北美西北部商业种植的榛树中找到了途径。这就产生了寻找各种具有抗性的榛子的需要。Two trees were identified early on: Hall's Giant and Willamette. Now, there are many that are resistant. Lee Reich plans to plant these resistant trees in his garden.早期发现了两棵树：Hall's Giant 和 Willamette。现在，有许多抗药性。Lee Reich 计划在他的花园里种植这些抗病树木。He keeps the young trees healthy by covering the ground with mulch and, if needed, providing nutrients. He removes some leaves and branches to start new growth and to stop diseases. This also permits all the branches to have light and air. He found these efforts create 15 to 25 centimeters of new growth. This growth permits continuously good nut production.他通过用覆盖物覆盖地面来保持幼树健康，并在需要时提供营养。他移除一些叶子和树枝以开始新的生长并阻止疾病。这也让所有的树枝都有光和空气。他发现这些努力创造了 15 到 25 厘米的新增长。这种增长允许持续良好的坚果生产。Lee Reich regularly writes about gardening for The Associated Press. He has also written several books, including “Growing Figs in Cold Climates” and “The Pruning Book.”Lee Reich 定期为美联社撰写有关园艺的文章。他还写了几本书，包括“在寒冷气候下种植无花果”和“修剪书”。

In the past few years, Lee Reich, a well-known gardener, has planted several sorts of nuts, including Hazelnuts. Hazelnuts come from the hazel tree. They are often eaten and ground into a mixture that can be spread.在过去的几年里，著名的园丁李瑞奇种植了多种坚果，包括榛子。榛子来自榛树。它们经常被食用并研磨成可以传播的混合物。Hazelnuts are also known as filbert nuts, especially from the European sort. After planting the young trees, Reich found they produced their first nuts within three years. Sadly, the nuts could not be eaten. They were small and did not taste good. He did find the catkins, the male flowers, to be beautiful in the winter. And each autumn, the trees' leaves turned to bright colors. 榛子也被称为欧洲榛子坚果。种植幼树后，Reich 发现他们在三年内生产了第一批坚果。遗憾的是，坚果不能吃。它们很小，味道不好。他确实发现柳絮，雄花，在冬天很漂亮。每年秋天，树木的叶子都会变成鲜艳的颜色。A few years after planting those trees, he planted more hazels. The newly planted trees were from a sort that was made to produce large flavorful nuts. They come from the European hazel trees. They are found around the Mediterranean area of Europe or in the northwest of North America. They produce the nuts that are found in supermarkets.种下这些树几年后，他种了更多的榛子。新种植的树来自一种用来生产大而美味的坚果。它们来自欧洲榛树。它们分布在欧洲地中海地区或北美西北部。他们生产超市里常见的坚果。Enter a disease谈及疾病A disease called filbert blight is what has historically kept people from growing filberts in the eastern United States. Blight is a name for any plant disease.一种叫做榛子枯萎病的疾病历来阻止人们在美国东部种植榛子。枯萎病是任何植物病害的名称。Filbert blight is native to North America and had little effect on hazel trees native to North America. However, it is very dangerous to the European ones.榛树枯萎病原产于北美，对北美原产的榛树影响不大。然而，这对欧洲人来说是非常危险的。The blight causes a collapse and death of the branches. The disease can go years without being seen due to its long lifetime. It can be ten years before a tree is killed.枯萎病导致树枝倒塌和死亡。由于其寿命很长，这种疾病可以持续数年而不被发现。一棵树被杀死可能需要十年时间。Easy workaround for disease轻松解决疾病Cutting off infected branches, or pruning, and spraying chemicals are two ways to deal with blight.切断受感染的树枝或修剪和喷洒化学物质是应对枯萎病的两种方法。The disease found its way to commercially grown filbert trees in northwestern North America. This created the need to find sorts of hazels that are resistant.这种疾病在北美西北部商业种植的榛树中找到了途径。这就产生了寻找各种具有抗性的榛子的需要。Two trees were identified early on: Hall's Giant and Willamette. Now, there are many that are resistant. Lee Reich plans to plant these resistant trees in his garden.早期发现了两棵树：Hall's Giant 和 Willamette。现在，有许多抗药性。Lee Reich 计划在他的花园里种植这些抗病树木。He keeps the young trees healthy by covering the ground with mulch and, if needed, providing nutrients. He removes some leaves and branches to start new growth and to stop diseases. This also permits all the branches to have light and air. He found these efforts create 15 to 25 centimeters of new growth. This growth permits continuously good nut production.他通过用覆盖物覆盖地面来保持幼树健康，并在需要时提供营养。他移除一些叶子和树枝以开始新的生长并阻止疾病。这也让所有的树枝都有光和空气。他发现这些努力创造了 15 到 25 厘米的新增长。这种增长允许持续良好的坚果生产。Lee Reich regularly writes about gardening for The Associated Press. He has also written several books, including “Growing Figs in Cold Climates” and “The Pruning Book.”Lee Reich 定期为美联社撰写有关园艺的文章。他还写了几本书，包括“在寒冷气候下种植无花果”和“修剪书”。

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A boy puts his hand into a pitcher of figs and filberts and grasps so many that he cannot withdraw his fist through the narrow opening. When he bursts into tears of frustration, a bystander advises him to take only half the quantity.

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EPISODE DESCRIPTION Join your hosts as they once again welcome their guest (or captive) Zarek once more for another round. On this episode, the trio take on Cock and Bull Ginger Beer, Filbert's Watermelon, and John Lennonade. Will Andrew and Aeron survive tackling their shared hatred of ginger beer? Will Dario rate a soda without breaking the rating system? Will Zarek ever escape our recording studio and be freed to return to his normal life? Tune in to find out.   ANNOUNCEMENTS Episode #4 will be posted on 12/17. Stay tuned and make sure you are subscribed so you can listen as soon as it drops!   RELEVANT LINKS Cock-N-Bull Ginger Beer, 4 Pack Filberts Watermelon (12 Bottles) John Lennonade Apologies, dear listeners, but we were unable to locate an online dealer with this soda stocked.   THANK YOU & YOUR SUPPORT Thank you for listening to The Soda Popcast. If you appreciate the show please consider sharing your appreciation by rating, reviewing and/or subscribing to the podcast on iTunes or Google Play or by liking our Facebook page.   HOSTS: Andrew: Andrew is a musician, podcaster, and general nerd who enjoys any and everything that tells a story. His first foray into podcasting, The Hillwalk Podcast, was something he began doing just for fun, with no equipment. He quickly found himself enjoying podcasting and has been creating content for the medium ever since.   Dario: He emerged as if from the mist… new, yet fully formed, but sure of one thing… there is no point to uncarbonated water. Siddhartha spent 40 years under a bodhi tree to find enlightenment. Dario, an early bloomer, found it at the age of five realizing he could add soda pop and candy to watching anime and playing videos games and reach Nirvana. Dario (alder wood, year of the tiger, Aries) likes puppies, sunsets, walks on the beach, movies that explore the emotional connections that binds we humans to another in a dance of vulnerability and courage, chicken wings-medium spicy, and Sodapop. Here's what you need to know; Pepper: Yes, please. A+W: Thank you. Weinhard's: Don't mind if I do. Coke: Okay. RC: If I must. Pibb: NO. Pepsi: Oh, look at the time.   Aeron: Aeron is originally from England, lived in PA for many years before relocating to California.  She likes to travel when she has time, loves to bake (though she doesn't eat it), and is an avid reader of Sci-Fi and Fantasy.  She has one daughter and that is more than enough.   ADD YOUR VOICE TO THE CONVERSATION Join our conversations by interacting with us on our Facebook page.

Whiskeys: Larceny Bourbon • Maker’s Mark Bourbon • Old Grand Dad Bourbon • Booker's Bourbon • Baker's Bourbon • Basil Hayden's Bourbon • Knob Creek Bourbon • Maker’s Mark 46 Bourbon Tangents: Our friend Mike joins us in Wildwood! • $3.50 dive bar cheesesteaks are delicious • The history of wheated bourbon (aka, "wheaters") • The Whiskey Whiskey Podcast • Mike got personal whiskey drinking advice from Booker Noe! • Scott has an alcoholic’s card • Mike got Joe Camel’d into drinking Maker’s Mark • Maker’s Mark is watered down under • Scott does some terrible accents • Filberts are the Patagonian Toothfish of the nut world • The definition of Small Batch • Schlitz beer • Ed wants someone to “start his lawnmower” (don’t ask) • Wildwood’s boardwalk, piers, and rides • Ed gets traumatized on the boardwalk as a child (and is now permanently damaged) • Haunted house hilarity!

Welcome to Everyday Charlotte and thank you so much for listening. To get all the latest up to date on the Podcast visit us at EverydayCharlotte.com, You can also follow on Instagram @AnEverdayCharlotte and Facebook at Everyday Charlotte. The Aesop for Children that I'm reading aloud was published in 1919 & illustrated by Milo Winter. There are many other beautiful versions including one Here illustrated by Detmold (one of my favorite illustrators). The Aesop for Children in the public domain

Welcome to Everyday Charlotte and thank you so much for listening. To get all the latest up to date on the Podcast visit us at EverydayCharlotte.com, You can also follow on Instagram @AnEverdayCharlotte and Facebook at Everyday Charlotte. The Aesop for Children that I'm reading aloud was published in 1919 & illustrated by Milo Winter. There are many other beautiful versions including one Here illustrated by Detmold (one of my favorite illustrators). The Aesop for Children in the public domain

“The Boy & the Filberts” by Aesop Listen to more GoodLiterature at www.GoodLiterature.org. -------------------------------------- “The Boy & the Filberts” by Aesop A Boy was given permission to put his hand into a pitcher to get some filberts. But he took such a great fistful that he could not draw his hand out again. There he stood, unwilling to give up a single filbert and yet unable to get them all out at once. Vexed and disappointed he began to cry. "My boy," said his mother, "be satisfied with half the nuts you have taken and you will easily get your hand out. Then perhaps you may have some more filberts some other time." The Moral of the Story: Do not attempt too much at once.

Do not attempt to much at once...

Do not attempt to much at once...

Lyndon answers a question about the rules of conversation (please listen to The Rules Podcast), an unplayed version of Big Tom's autobiography somehow slips in, another great Whole Wheat Radio jingle, The Wisdom Of Lydon, a Micemas party at The Battersea Barge on the 18th of December, Lyndon answers a question about Filberts, don't forget to enter the contest by October's Friday the 13th, and Alex and Lyndon describe the lyrics of the 3 Blind Mice song "Hellbound Eyes".