Podcasts about Forestville

Erica, Judy & Doug. Doug Mryglod, Judy Phillips and Erica Stancliff from Deodora Wine are our guests with Steve Jaxon and Dan Berger on California Wine Country. Daedalus Howell is also in the studio today. This is the first time that Doug and Judy have been on the show for Deodora Estate Vineyards. Erica Stancliff has been on CWC before on this episode of June 24, 2020. Dan Berger introduces Deodora for winning a gold medal for a dry Riesling at the latest wine competition. The 2019 that won was up against some very stiff competition. The 2024 is maybe better, says Dan. Judy says they bottled it back in February and this is the first bottle they are opening. The grapes come from “an amazing site in the Petaluma Gap.” This is precisely what the American consumer wants, and doesn't know it. It is dry but not too much, with just enough personality in the aftertaste to suggest what kind of food it would go with. It should be served chilled but not ice cold. Dan describes plumeria, wild tropical fruit, and citrus flavors. The lime flavors will come out in about two years. Judy says Dan's commentary makes the perfect tasting notes for this wine. It is not gripping and so lemony. California Wine Country is brought to you by Rodney Strong Vineyards and Davis Bynum Wines. Daedalus Howell is also here today. He notices the minerality in this wine, “a quiet little whisper” of slate, underneath the fruit flavors. It was barreled in concrete, there was no malolactic fermentation, and there was one neutral French oak barrel, and stainless steel. Doug tells the Deodora story that starts with Judy. In 2012 they got a property that was an old goat farm. It took them months to clean it up and decide what to plant. There is a story behind the Riesling. He worked with Ford family in the Finger Lakes region, Heron Hill wine. Doug fell in love with Riesling after tasting theirs. Doug's Riesling made for himself Doug didn't want his Riesling to be too dry or too sweet, just in the middle, and for himself only. Dan says, “I did the same thing… just for me.” Dan says that Riesling makes itself if you have the right grapes. Judy says it was hard for them to believe they won that award for the Riesling. Erica Stancliff tells how she was born and raised in Forestville with parents who were home winemakers. They started Trombetta Winery where Erica is the winemaker. Her mentor was Paul Hobbs and she is now a winemaker for various local labels. She loves Petaluma Gap for the wind, climate, Sonoma coast influence and the fog. That makes it perfect, absolutely perfect for Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and also Riesling. Daedalus asks Erica if their friend Chris Sawyer, the “sommelier to the stars” is really the originator of the term Petaluma Gap. He claimed it, says Daedalus. Erica has a precise technical description of the climate that makes for slow development of brix levels. In Petaluma Gap you only get a few hours of the peak heat, before the wind comes in every day. The name Deodora comes from an old tree that is on a property he owns on a golf course. The tree is beautiful and comes from the Himalayas.

Ever wondered how everyday Australians are building wealth through commercial property? This episode reveals the complete journey of a $365,000 commercial property sale in Forestville that's challenging traditional investment wisdom.We take you behind the scenes of this fascinating transaction where a local Forestville resident purchased a podiatry practice with an impressive 6% yield - nearly double what's typically available in residential investments. The buyer wasn't even actively looking for an investment opportunity but recognised exceptional value when they saw it. Meanwhile, the seller achieved their goal of monetising their asset while creating a smooth transition path toward retirement through a sale-leaseback arrangement.The most groundbreaking revelation from this deal? Commercial property is becoming dramatically more accessible to average investors. New financing options now require just 10% deposits (90% LVR) with interest rates only marginally higher than residential loans. We break down the actual numbers: approximately $60,000 deposit on a $365,000 purchase, with monthly repayments of about $2,100 against rental income of $2,000 - creating a nearly neutrally-geared investment from day one. For listeners who've been curious about commercial property but intimidated by traditional entry barriers, this episode provides a compelling case for reconsidering this asset class as part of a diversified investment strategy.Ready to explore similar opportunities? We even share details of another promising commercial property on Fisher Road with a long-established law practice offering a secure 5+5 year lease. Subscribe to our podcast for more insights that challenge conventional property wisdom and open doors to wealth-building opportunities you might have overlooked!

Uh-oh! When things go missing in Forestville, you can bet Sheriff Labrador and Officer Doberman are on the case!

Episode 219 Sponsored by: River Road Family Vineyards and Winery Occidental & Forestville Itinerary Discover Forestville and Occidental, hidden gems in California's wine country, offering unique wineries, delicious dining venues and local attractions. Experience the charm of Forestville's alluring wineries and Occidental's historic hotel, coupled with gastronomic delights and thrilling zipline adventures. Links: https://www.sonomacounty.com/cities/occidental/ https://www.sonomacounty.com/cities/forestville/ Sponsor: River Road Family Vineyards and Winery Credits: The Wine Road podcast is mixed and mastered at
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Sheriff Labrador's investigation has taken an unexpected twist, and let's just say the Christmas decorations didn't exactly stay upright.

Today, Officer Doberman and Sheriff Labrador are off-duty and ready for a day of epic bounce adventures!

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In this episode of Backstage Sonoma, host Steven Roby interviews Kellen Coffis of The Coffis Brothers, a band that has carved its path in the Northern California music scene.  With the highly anticipated release of their sixth studio album, Kaw-fis Bruth-urs, on November 29, 2024, Kellen opens up about making the record, which longtime collaborator Tim Bluhm produced. He delves into the inspiration behind the music, the significance of their Santa Cruz roots, and how the band has evolved.  Fans will enjoy this insightful look into the creative process of a group that is growing musically while staying true to its classic Rootsy Rock ‘n' Roll sound. Kellen also reflects on the band's touring experience, the camaraderie between members, and the recording sessions at various studios, including Space Camp and Mosswood Sound. This interview provides a behind-the-scenes look at the making of Kaw-fis Bruth-urs and gives listeners a preview of what to expect from The Coffis Brothers' latest chapter.   Episode Highlights: Kellen Coffis talks about the creative process behind Kaw-fis Bruth-urs and collaborating with producer Tim Bluhm. The evolution of The Coffis Brothers' sound and how they balance growth while staying true to their roots. Insight into the recording sessions across multiple studios, including Space Camp in Forestville and Mosswood Sound. Kellen shares stories behind key tracks from the new album and memorable moments from their career. Featured Songs: "Cut Right Through” "Do You Want To" "Take It From Me" Links: ·       The Coffis Brothers Official Website ·       Tickets for The Coffis Brothers at Sweetwater Music Hall  ·       Backstage Sonoma Podcast Social Media Hashtags:#TheCoffisBrothers #KawfisBruthurs  #TimBluhm #CaliforniaMusic #RootsRock #NewMusic2024

Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Laura Foos.  Her talents as a financial advisor can help you through your struggles.  She has overcome bankruptcy herself when she was 7 months pregnant, being a single mother most of her daughter's life, and has started several profitable businesses. ABOUT LAURA:Laura Foos knows all too well about financial struggles, how to overcome them, and using that knowledge to turn her life around having gone through bankruptcy herself when she was 7 months pregnant, being a single mother most of her daughter's life, to then starting several profitable businesses over the past 15 years being the financial advisor for them all.  Laura is passionate about LIFE, living it to the fullest and taking others with her.   Laura wears many titles and gives each of her roles the dedication and effort of someone doing them full-time. She works as a Business Finance Manager as her full time corporate career with Dignity Memorial.  She has been in the death care industry for over 27 year as she is passionate about serving families at a difficult time.  She partners with three other hardworking women in the beauty industry running an award-winning full-service salon, Salon Couture that just celebrated their 16 Year Anniversary located in Forestville, MD.  Most recently added to her titles is, Event Space Owner, with the purchase of her first commercial property that she renovated to be Foos Studio and Foos Financial Headquarters.  Laura can also be seen on Facebook & Instagram Live with her “Ask Foos” weekly broadcasts sharing of free tax & financial advice as she is a Licensed Tax Professional with her own company, Foos Financial Services LLC.  One of her passions is educating others about taxes, savings, budgeting and being more organized as these are topics we don't learn about in school, so most have to learn by trial and erro #BEST #STRAW  #SHMSSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Laura Foos.  Her talents as a financial advisor can help you through your struggles.  She has overcome bankruptcy herself when she was 7 months pregnant, being a single mother most of her daughter's life, and has started several profitable businesses. ABOUT LAURA:Laura Foos knows all too well about financial struggles, how to overcome them, and using that knowledge to turn her life around having gone through bankruptcy herself when she was 7 months pregnant, being a single mother most of her daughter's life, to then starting several profitable businesses over the past 15 years being the financial advisor for them all.  Laura is passionate about LIFE, living it to the fullest and taking others with her.   Laura wears many titles and gives each of her roles the dedication and effort of someone doing them full-time. She works as a Business Finance Manager as her full time corporate career with Dignity Memorial.  She has been in the death care industry for over 27 year as she is passionate about serving families at a difficult time.  She partners with three other hardworking women in the beauty industry running an award-winning full-service salon, Salon Couture that just celebrated their 16 Year Anniversary located in Forestville, MD.  Most recently added to her titles is, Event Space Owner, with the purchase of her first commercial property that she renovated to be Foos Studio and Foos Financial Headquarters.  Laura can also be seen on Facebook & Instagram Live with her “Ask Foos” weekly broadcasts sharing of free tax & financial advice as she is a Licensed Tax Professional with her own company, Foos Financial Services LLC.  One of her passions is educating others about taxes, savings, budgeting and being more organized as these are topics we don't learn about in school, so most have to learn by trial and erro #STRAW  #SHMSSupport the show: https://www.steveharveyfm.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Laura Foos.  Her talents as a financial advisor can help you through your struggles.  She has overcome bankruptcy herself when she was 7 months pregnant, being a single mother most of her daughter's life, and has started several profitable businesses. ABOUT LAURA:Laura Foos knows all too well about financial struggles, how to overcome them, and using that knowledge to turn her life around having gone through bankruptcy herself when she was 7 months pregnant, being a single mother most of her daughter's life, to then starting several profitable businesses over the past 15 years being the financial advisor for them all.  Laura is passionate about LIFE, living it to the fullest and taking others with her.   Laura wears many titles and gives each of her roles the dedication and effort of someone doing them full-time. She works as a Business Finance Manager as her full time corporate career with Dignity Memorial.  She has been in the death care industry for over 27 year as she is passionate about serving families at a difficult time.  She partners with three other hardworking women in the beauty industry running an award-winning full-service salon, Salon Couture that just celebrated their 16 Year Anniversary located in Forestville, MD.  Most recently added to her titles is, Event Space Owner, with the purchase of her first commercial property that she renovated to be Foos Studio and Foos Financial Headquarters.  Laura can also be seen on Facebook & Instagram Live with her “Ask Foos” weekly broadcasts sharing of free tax & financial advice as she is a Licensed Tax Professional with her own company, Foos Financial Services LLC.  One of her passions is educating others about taxes, savings, budgeting and being more organized as these are topics we don't learn about in school, so most have to learn by trial and erro #STRAW  #SHMSSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From MPR News, Art Hounds are members of the Minnesota arts community who look beyond their own work to highlight what's exciting in local art. Their recommendations are lightly edited from the audio heard in the player above. Want to be an Art Hound? Submit here. Click here. Thinking about the future with all your senses Theater artist and educator Kathy Welch of Minneapolis saw the multidisciplinary show “Legacy Dream Space” at the Owatonna Arts Center last year. She's thrilled that the project has continued to expand and will now be on view at Modus Locus Expansion in Minneapolis. Created by Craig Harris and Candy Kuehn in collaboration with Kym Longhi and Jim Peitzman, “Legacy Dream Space” opens Wednesday and runs through Sept. 25. Kathy says: This is an exhibition that evokes all of the senses. It's an immersive and interactive exhibition that includes sound and lights and projections. The theme is “legacy,” so the exhibition asks you to think about what sort of legacy we want to leave behind. The audience gets to interact with buttons, and they can record responses, and they can be captured on video, and all of that is incorporated into future iterations of the work.  It was a way to think about the future with all of my senses. It does apply to your intellect, but also when you walk in there, the sounds and the colors and just the tactile [experience] — it was absolutely enlightening to me to see a way to think with your entire body, with all of your senses.— Kathy WelchLearning from strong women of the past Rebecca Damron of Lanesboro appreciates how History Alive Lanesboro looks to the past to draw connections to our present and our future. She's looking forward to seeing their production this weekend, entitled, “Time for Women: 150 Years of Leadership.” The original play highlights the roles of real women in southeast Minnesotan history who have worked for women's rights and civil rights. The play also celebrates the centennial of Indigenous suffrage in 2024. The two acts span 1870 to 1970. The show wraps up its tour, which has included Red Wing, St. Paul and historic Forestville, back in Lanesboro this weekend, with performances Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. at the St. Mane Theatre. Tickets are free for people under 18. Rebecca adds: Something really fun that will happen is that History Alive Lanesboro will invite the audience to take part in a suffrage rally during the intermission of the show, and then the show will end with a discussion that's led by the League of Women Voters. I'd really love for people to come see it, because women's issues are still at the forefront, especially in this political year.— Rebecca Damron And now, let's all look at horses Doris Rubenstein of Richfield is the arts reporter for the American Jewish World newspaper. She recommends seeing the new show of equine portrait artist Nanci Fulmek. The opening date for the show is currently being revisited, but check with the ArtBarn52 Gallery for updates.Doris tells it best: The State Fair is over, and since I fractured my ankle, I wasn't able to go to my favorite place, the horse barns. The little girl who loved horses desperately still lives on inside me, and I need a horse fix badly as soon as possible. Looks like I'm going to get it, though.Oil painter and instructor at the Atelier Studio Program of Fine Arts Nanci Fulmek will be exhibiting her fantastic portraits of beautiful horses, amongst other subjects, both serious and whimsical. Please refrain from trying to feed the horses any carrots or sugar lumps. The paintings are so lifelike that you'll be tempted! Nanci shares that same girlish adoration of horses of all breeds as me, and she went on to paint amazingly life-like portraits of horses. You can almost feel the breath escaping from those flaring equine nostrils, and you'll have to control yourself to keep from patting one of those velvety noise noses.— Doris Rubenstein

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The dense green woods of Sonoma County's Forestville are home to a two-story music studio and residence that runs on solar energy. Known as The NEST, the terracotta colored building is made completely of wood, clay and cob; and it was created for the purpose of serving Native artists. Ras K'dee, a Pomo-African, hip-hop musician who grew up in the area, is the caretaker of the space but he didn't build it alone. He worked with over 350 people from youth groups to his own family and friends. This week on Rightnowish, we talk about the importance of working together to create spaces for artists to grow and the ins-and-outs of land reclamation in the North Bay. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices