Podcasts about Franconia

Dr. Gisela Kreglinger, who grew up on a family-owned winery in Franconia, Germany, is an independent researcher who long ago noticed the peculiar prominence of wine and vineyards in both the Old and New Testaments. In this episode she talks about learning the biblical languages in preparation for her work and their contribution to a sound understanding of the Bible's topics. In doing so, she highlights some key lessons taught through the agricultural theme of wine and vineyards in the Bible. Dr. Kreglinger has published Cup Overflowing: Wine's Place in Faith, Feasting, and Fellowship and The Spirituality of Wine, among other things. She also contributed articles to The Oxford Companion to Wine. In a different vein, she wrote, Storied Revelations: Parables, Imagination, and George MacDonald's Christian Fiction.  Check out related programs at Wheaton College: B.A. in Classical Languages (Greek, Latin, Hebrew): https://bit.ly/4lg6oB2  M.A. in Biblical Exegesis: https://bit.ly/3Yh1ud6 

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"Wir werden ausharren, wir werden im Vogtland kämpfen, wir werden auf den Bahnhöfen und Landstraßen kämpfen, wir werden mit wachsender Zuversicht und zunehmender Stärke in der Luft kämpfen, wir werden unser Königreich verteidigen, was immer es uns auch kosten möge, wir werden an den Leutzscher Dünen kämpfen, wir werden auf den Abstiegsplätzen kämpfen, wir werden auf den Ostport.TV-Übertragungen und in den Highlights kämpfen, wir werden auf dem Norddamm kämpfen, wir werden uns niemals ergeben.”Für Ruhm und Ehre des Königreichs Leutzsch pflanzen die Royalisten des Empire das Banner mit dem Goldenen C bekanntlich in den entlegensten Winkeln des Erdballs — so auch im Vogtland, aus dem rund 700 Königstreue siegreich zurückkehrten. Die frohe Botschaft darf den Untertanen selbstredend nicht vorenthalten werden: Zur 173. Audienz verkünden die Herolde für euch von Chemies Gnaden die geballte Ladung Wissen aus dem House of Lords sowie die Magna Carta zur Regionalliga Nordost.Ist dem Team unter Truchsess David Bergner seine ganz eigene Glorious Revolution gelungen? Wer rebelliert wo und wie in der Liga, wer verhält sich nicht standesgemäß? Dieses viktorianische Zeitalter, kommt das erst noch? Und vor allem: Ist auf den Fünf-Uhr-Tee im AKS zwei Euro Pfand?Ebenfalls im Auftrag des Herrn unterwegs: Baron Nils of North Saxony, Zeremonienmeister bei Hofe und designierter Thronfolger, Earl Bastian of Blogging, Gesandter Ihrer Majestät in Berlin und Duke Kilian of Franconia, königlich bestellter Thekenphilosoph. Kurz: Euer Englisches Element #173! Shownotes:Offener Brief an den DFBSpielbericht: VFC Plauen - BSG Chemie Leipzig 1:2"Klar ist: Viktoria will immer aufsteigen"Medientipps:0 Punkte, −99 Tore, höchste Pleite: Was hinter der desolaten Saison des Rostocker FC stecktHelge Dreht Platten - 2 Hrs Vinyl Mix - Disco, House, Boogie, Hip Hop & 80s The Race - Staffel 2Thomas Müller - Einer wie keiner

Oh MAN, you are in for a treat this week! I have not one, but two incredible guests joining me: Randy Frazee and Gisela Kreglinger. Randy is the lead teaching pastor at Westside Family Church in Kansas City and a visionary in Bible engagement, spiritual formation, and building biblical community. He's the architect behind The Story and Believe church engagement campaigns and the author of books like The Joy Challenge and Think, Act, Be Like Jesus. Gisela grew up on a winery in Franconia, Germany, where her family has been crafting wine for generations. She holds multiple degrees in Biblical Studies and a PhD in Historical Theology from the University of St Andrews. Her passion lies at the intersection of food, faith, and joy, which she explores through her writing, teaching, and wine pilgrimages. Together, they are the brilliant minds behind Wine in the Word, a Bible study that explores the theology of wine, its biblical significance, and how it connects with the Christian life.  This conversation was unlike anything I've ever had on the show. It was thought-provoking, eye-opening, and honestly, I could've talked to these two for hours! Get ready for a super fascinating discussion! 4:27 – Randy 101 • Lead pastor for 36 years • Writer and author  • Husband, father and grandfather • Working on this project with Gisela 6:03 – Gisela 101 • Growing up on a winery • Theologian, teacher, and writer  • Wine tastings and pilgrimages  7:24 – The Story Behind “Wine In The Word”  • Randy and Gisela's backgrounds • How this collaboration came to be • Wine as a bridge builder  13:55 – The Role Of Wine In The Bible • The historical context of wine in America • Wine consumption in Christian context • Reclaiming wine as a gift from God • Teaching your children to have a healthy relationship with wine 26:54 – “Holy Tipsiness” • Wine as a social lubricant • An invitation to community + sharing God's gifts • Addressing opposition to wine consumption  45:25 – Takeaways  • Teaching about wine in a healthy, biblical context  • Learn more about Wine In The Word • Randy and Gisela's prayer for this study FEATURED QUOTES “I just feel like it's time that we stop looking at wine through the lens of our culture.” - Randy Frazee “Wine is really an invitation to community, to sharing the gifts of God. You know, wine and bread and all food that the earth brings forth are gifts from God. They are not just things out there that we need to eat. They're actually God's love language.” – Gisela Kreglinger “You don't even have to drink or like wine, but you should know about what wine is teaching us in God.” - Randy Frazee “We as the church have always been called to show how to live and how to live well as God has intended it, and I think we need to do that.” – Gisela Kreglinger +++ Wine in the Word: https://www.randyfrazee.com/wine-in-the-word Learn more about Randy: https://www.randyfrazee.com/ Randy's Books: https://www.randyfrazee.com/books Westside Family Church: https://www.westsidefamily.church/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RandyeFrazee Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/randyfrazee LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/randy-frazee-43bb1545/ Learn more about Gisela: https://www.thespiritualityofwine.com/ Gisela's Books and Articles: https://www.thespiritualityofwine.com/publications Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gisela.kreglinger Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/giselakreglinger/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gisela-h-kreglinger-615a2910/ Connect with me:  http://www.stillbeingmolly.com  http://instagram.com/stillbeingmolly http://instagram.com/canilaughpod http://twitter.com/stillbeingmolly http://facebook.com/stillbeingmolly http://facebook.com/canilaughpod http://tiktok.com/@stillbeingmolly    GET YOUR COPY of ‘IF I DON'T LAUGH, I'LL CRY” TODAY: Barnes & Noble: https://bit.ly/IIDLICbn  Amazon: https://amzn.to/48VYFkG  ChristianBook: https://bit.ly/IIDLICcb  Target: https://bit.ly/3Shh3Q2 Walmart: https://bit.ly/3MmGVpJ Indie Bound: https://bit.ly/IIDLICib Audible: https://amzn.to/3ITcdm8  Kindle: https://amzn.to/3ITaSvv  About Can I Laugh On Your Shoulder? Can I Laugh On Your Shoulder? Podcast is a weekly podcast where we have honest conversations about faith, business, life, and everything in between. Hosted by speaker and author, Molly Stillman, her mission is to make you laugh, cry, and laugh till you cry. She wants to create a community of people who are unafraid to be themselves and have honest conversations about the things that matter most. Her vision is to create a safe space for people to explore their faith and share their stories and gifts with the world.

Mac Cashin is the Chief of Police in Franconia, New Hampshire, and owner of Specialized Training Solutions, as he shares his insights on modern law enforcement, mental health, and the importance of specialized training for first responders. In this episode, Mac discusses his journey in law enforcement, the challenges of leading a small-town department, and how his training company equips officers with the skills needed to respond effectively in high-stress situations.  https://www.sts-nh.com/ For Mac's Training https://pointmandefensivesolutions.com/ for your Trauma Medical Needs! https://www.instagram.com/counter_culture_inc/ Counter Culture INC on IG

https://slasrpodcast.com/      SLASRPodcast@gmail.com   Welcome to episode 185 of the sounds like a search and rescue podcast. This week our friends from 48 Peaks - the Alzheimer's Association join us as we join the fight against Alzhiemers by encouraging everyone to participate in the 2025 The Longest Day - 48 Peaks hiking and fundraising event. Cindy is a multi time guest on SLASR and Paul is a personal hiking buddy of mine so we will get some updates from Cindy on her adventures and Paul will probably spill the beans on hiking with me over the last year or so plus he will share his personal story of how alzheimers has impacted his family and his journey to raise funds through 48 Peaks. All this plus huge snowfalls coming to NH, some reminders about staying prepared for adverse weather conditions, a rescue on Franconia Ridge, more place name changes in the news, and the story of a man who was adopted by a herd of goats. This weeks Higher Summit Forecast   About this week's Guests - Alzheimer's Association 48 Peaks FAQS Hiker Celebration All the Details Learn more and find resources for you and your family at alz.org Our 24/7 helpline: 800-272-3900 To learn more about 48 Peaks and to join us, head to alz.org/48peaks Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/48Peaks Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/48peaksalz/ Topics Stomp is missing, Cindy in going to be the cohost Location sharing apps and the relationship drama Snowsafe Summit - come see Mike  Big Snow Storm coming in this weekend Trailhead preparedness for your car Rescue on Franconia Ridge Philadelphia Eagles win the Super Bowl - Taylor Swift and Halftime Show Earthquake, Hawaii, Man becomes goat Name Change Drama -Denali and Gulf of Mexico/America Gear Review Paul correctly answers the dad joke of the week Beer Talk, Recent Hikes Guests of the Week - Welcome Cindy and Paul - 48 Peaks - The Longest Day fundraisers   Show Notes Apple Podcast link for 5 star reviews SLASR Merchandise SLASR LinkTree MWRR registration Northern Extremes Snowmobile Are you willing to be tracked by your loved one? Snowsafe Summit weekend is here! 18 inches of snow this weekend!!! Reminder about preparedness / trailhead essentials for cars Hypothermic hikers on Franconia Ridge 8.0 earthquake off the Carribean triggers tsunami warning for US Man becomes goat: Accepted by herd. Hikers off the ‘rails' at Haiku Park The Alaska Legislature passes a resolution asking for Denali to be retained.  Tiny new gadget to consider before heading out on camping and hiking trips  Guy gets arrested at the Airport in India over his Garmin InReach 2 Welcare Insect Bite Healer Shout out to DC Rainmaker for his gadget reviews Sponsors, Friends  and Partners Wild Raven Endurance Coaching CS Instant Coffee 2024 Longest Day - 48 Peaks Mount Washington Higher Summits Forecast Hiking Buddies  Vaucluse - Sweat less. Explore more. – Vaucluse Gear Fieldstone Kombucha

Gisela Kreglinger grew up on a winery in Franconia, Germany, where her family has been crafting wine for many generations. She holds two master’s degrees in biblical studies from Regent College and a PhD in historical theology from the University of St. Andrews. She teaches Christian spirituality in the academy, churches, on her annual wine pilgrimages, and every time an opportunity opens up around the dinner table, preferably with a glass of well-crafted wine to inspire her musings on food, faith and the importance of cultivating joy and conviviality. She is the author of Cup Overflowing: Wine’s Place in Faith, Feasting and Fellowship, The Spirituality of Wine, and The Soul of Wine. To learn more about Gisela, visit her at giselakreglinger.com Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Wine is the most talked about food in the Bible. And yet the church in North America has neglected this important biblical theme and precious, tangible gift. Our difficult history with alcohol, especially distilled spirits, led to the prohibition, and its effects can still be felt today. Wine, like other gifts from God, can be abused. Warnings and boundaries are discussed in this series, just as they are presented in the Bible, but the series concentrates on the beauty of wine and explores how the Bible presents this gift for our flourishing. Gisela Kreglinger Gisela Kreglinger grew up on a winery in Franconia, Germany, where her family has been crafting wine for many generations. She holds two master's degrees in biblical studies from Regent College and a PhD in historical theology from the University of St. Andrews. She teaches Christian spirituality in the academy, churches, on her annual wine pilgrimages, and every time an opportunity opens up around the dinner table, preferably with a glass of well-crafted wine to inspire her musings on food, faith and the importance of cultivating joy and conviviality. Kreglinger is the author of Cup Overflowing: Wine's Place in Faith, Feasting and Fellowship, The Spirituality of Wine, and The Soul of Wine.Gisela WebsiteWine in the Word Study

Send us a text Mac Cashin is the Chief of Police in Franconia, New Hampshire, and owner of Specialized Training Solutions, as he shares his insights on modern law enforcement, mental health, and the importance of specialized training for first responders. In this episode, Mac discusses his journey in law enforcement, the challenges of leading a small-town department, and how his training company equips officers with the skills needed to respond effectively in high-stress situations. https://www.sts-nh.com/https://pointmandefensivesolutions.com/ for your Trauma Medical Needs! https://www.instagram.com/counter_culture_inc/ Counter Culture INC on IGFollow us on Instagram here, and on YouTube here!

Master Brewer Hagen Dost delves into Dovetail Brewery's traditional brewing techniques, from open fermentation to coolships. Hagen starts by sharing his journey of getting into brewing, with an emphasis on his German heritage growing up and the sensory class that helped him develop skills that he feels would benefit any brewer. He then explains how he became a Certified Master Brewer and discusses traditional European brewing methods, including decoction and the use of a coolship. Plus: the art of identifying fermentation flaws, the science behind crafting classic European beer styles, the significance of the German beer purity law, and the shelf life you can typically expect from beer you buy at your local craft brewery. After the beer break, Haagen discusses their Wet-Hopped Hopfenlager, a lager brewed with freshly picked hops from Michigan, characterized by subtle hop flavors and a lack of bitterness. He also explains what a coolship does and why it's so rare, why some brewers prefer to serve full pours over flights, and the history of the lauter grant faucets behind Dovetail's bar. Plus: what piece of equipment is Dovetail actively using that used to belong to the oldest brewery in the world (and how did they acquire it)? Please help us make our podcast better by taking our listener survey at https://craftybrewerspod.com/survey  About Dovetail Brewery: Located in the North Center neighborhood of Chicago, Dovetail Brewery specializes in continental European styles and traditional methods. Learn more on their website at https://www.dovetailbrewery.com/  — You can learn more about Crafty Brewers on our official website, https://craftybrewerspod.com — and support the show by picking up our amazing merchandise! Crafty Brewers is a production of Quantum Podcasts, LLC. Is your brewery or business looking to capture a loyal audience to drive business results with the power of podcasting? Then visit https://quantum-podcasts.com/ to learn more. Our executive producer and editor is award-winning podcaster Cody Gough. He insists that we tell you that in this episode, you'll learn about: craft beer, traditional European brewing, Chicago craft beer scene, Reinheitsgebot, coolship, double and triple decoction, sensory training, fermentation flaws, Reinheitsgebot, World Brewing Academy, Certified Master Brewer pin, Franconia breweries, Bavaria breweries, family-run breweries, Lagers, Hefeweizens, Wet Hopfenlager, Michigan hops, Czech-style Pilsner, Helles, Kolsch, Vienna, Maillard reactions, caramelization, direct fire kettle, trans-2-nonanol, open fermentation, Wet Hopfenlager, horizontal lagering, maltiness, ferulic acid rest, Lautergrant, Siebel Institute, Munich, Lambic, and beer sensory analysis.

Send us some fan mail here!Nick made the most of a long weekend; including getting up north for the Lakes Region Search and Rescue (LRSAR) 5K, hiking with the family around Franconia Notch, trekking up to 52-with-a-View peak Hedgehog Mountain, and then making a trip to the northwestern corner of Massachusetts to (finally!) get up to the state's highpoint: Mount Greylock!Josh ponders what words are podcast appropriate, there are two types of people when it comes to leaves, Nick makes a wrong turn in a 5K, explores Franconia Notch with the family, revisits Hedgehog, the Appalachian Trail goes through some interesting places, the northwestern corner of Massachusetts is beautiful, we've got fresh "stickahs", getting excited for the SLASR Rek'-lis Full Conditions event, and how many Bruce Springsteen songs does Josh know(?), on this November-ish episode of the PUDs Podcast!Special Thanks to Our Sponsors: Adventurisitq Clothing - use code "PUDSPOD" for 20% off your first order and free shipping!Roots Coffee Roasters - use code "puds10" for 10% off your order!Episode Links:Lakes Region Search & Rescue WebsiteNew Hampshire State Parks - Flume Gorge InformationFranconia Notch State Park Hiking Information & MapHike New England - Hedgehog Mountain Hiking InformationMass.gov - Mount Greylock State Reservation WebsiteJack's Hot Dog Stand of North Adams, MARek'-lis Full Conditions Winter Kick Off Event Page Nick's Music Moment: Songs for the Deaf - Queens of the Stone Age - 2002 Josh's Jazzy Music Moment: Humanz - Gorillaz - 2017Follow us on Instagram: @pudspodcastFollow us on Facebook: PUDs PodcastSubscribe to Nick's YouTube Channel: Nick in NatureFollow Nick on Instagram: @nick__in__natureFollow Josh on Instagram: @jrogers.32Email us at: pudspod@outlook.comRecorded and Produced in Black Cat Studios by Nick Sidla© 2024 PUDs Podcast

https://slasrpodcast.com/      SLASRPodcast@gmail.com  This week we are joined by thru hiker Oats from Sawyer. You likely know Sawyer as the go to company for water filtration products for hikers. Oats is their community manager and an experienced Thru Hiker so she is going to join us for a segment to talk about her experience as a Thru Hiker, she'll give us advice on the AT, an update on how recovery efforts are going in Western North Carolina, we will talk about Sawyer's various product offerings and she will even tell some stories about her super cool Husky. All this plus a backpacker is murdered in Montana, A look at the story of the Kodiak Bear Whisperer Timothy Treadwell, a recent hike on Franconia ridge with some updates on the extensive trail work done this summer and fall plus some recent Search and Rescue news,  This weeks Higher Summit Forecast Donations Go Fund Me - Peter Gibney   About Katie “Oats” Houston and Sawyer Products @Oatshikes instagram Oats Linktree Sawyer  Sawyer Products Topics Rescue Me 5K  REI Limits Customers Returns Backcountry Crimes staged to look like bear attacks Tim Treadwell - the Alaskan Bear Whisperer gets eaten by a Bear Recent Hike on Franconia Ridge - Reviewing Trail updates Notable listener Hikes  Welcome Katie “Oats” from Sawyer Show Notes Apple Podcast link for 5 star reviews SLASR Merchandise SLASR LinkTree Wild Raven Endurance Coaching Rescue Me 5K REI is limiting some customers ability to return items Brutal murder of backcountry camper in Montana  A wild story out TN - Hiker killed, Murderer attempted to make the crime scene look like a bear attack Some Sightings of the suspect Timothy Treadwell Story  Grizzly Man Documentary Tilted Compass Sponsors, Friends  and Partners Wild Raven Endurance Coaching Fieldstone Kombucha CS Instant Coffee 2024 Longest Day - 48 Peaks Mount Washington Higher Summits Forecast Hiking Buddies  Vaucluse - Sweat less. Explore more. – Vaucluse Gear

La Lucha es una taquería mexicana, o mejor dicho, una cadena de taquerías en Franconia. Nació en Núremberg en 2016, pero el éxito y la acogida que tuvo entre sus clientes hicieron que se extendiera y ahora también se encuentra en la ciudad de Erlangen. Pero la historia no termina ahí, ya que este proyecto tiene ganas de crecer. ¿Quién está detrás de este exitoso proyecto? Un mexicano emprendedor, creativo y lleno de buenas energías: Erick Cisneros. Él es nuestro invitado en este episodio y nos cuenta cómo llegó a Núremberg, cuál ha sido su trayectoria y qué lo ha llevado a construir esta empresa que llena de sabores mexicanos este fragmento de la geografía alemana. Su historia es una fuente de inspiración para los emprendedores migrantes en Alemania y para todos nosotros, pues todos queremos contribuir a este país y tener una vida plena haciendo realidad nuestros sueños. La migración es una lucha y la historia de Erick es un ejemplo de ello. La Lucha Taquería en Internet: Webpage: www.taqueriacantinalalucha.com La Lucha en las redes sociales: @laluchataquerianbg @laluchastore_ @laluchacitynbg @laluchataqueriaspardorf Latinotopia en las redes sociales: @Latinotopia

Great Stories About Great Saints: St. Ulrich of Augsburg and St. Killian   St. Ulrich of Augsburg is recognized as the first saint in the Holy Roman Empire not to have died a martyr's death. (02:56) Karen - Why do we pray for something if it's already God's will? (16:02) Alexandra - Should we fast today and make penances? (21:49) Kathy - If there was a marriage between a non-Catholic person and a Catholic, is it considered a sacrament? (24:20) Email – I can't logistically attend Mass today. Would watching Mass today fulfill my obligation? (27:51) St. Killian is an important figure in Christian hagiography, particularly noted for his missionary work in Franconia, which is now part of Germany. (32:28) Jose - I live a block St. Killian, in Mission Viejo.  It's beautiful, the statue is still there.  Now the head priest is Fr. Angelo.  It's so spiritual to go to mass. (50:23)

From our costumed & collaborative All Hallows service, Rev. Dawn Jefferson from Hope UCC reads the Scripture, while Pastor Michelle joins Rev. Amber Neuroth from Hope UCC in a pastoral reflection on the meaning of All Hallows Eve. Rev. Melissa Porter-Miller closes in prayer.

From September to April, freshly caught carp is on the menu in Franconia. Pondkeeper Josef Dorsch explains why catching carp is such a dirty business and how best to prepare it for a delicious meal. - Von September bis April steht in Franken fangfrischer Karpfen auf der Speisekarte. Teichwirt Josef Dorsch erklärt, warum das Karpfen-Fangen so eine schmutzige Angelegenheit ist und wie man ihn am besten zubereitet.

Co-host Beth Stovell speaks with Gisela H. Kreglinger about her research and writing, including her new book, Cup Overflowing: Wine's Place in Faith, Feasting, and Fellowship (Zondervan 2024).   Gisela H. Kreglinger (PhD) grew up on a winery in Franconia, Germany, where her family has been crafting wine for many generations. She holds two Master's degrees in Biblical Studies from Regent College and a PhD in historical theology from the University of St. Andrews. She teaches Christian Spirituality in the academy, churches, on her annual wine pilgrimages, and every time an opportunity opens up around the dinner table, preferably with a glass of well-crafted wine to inspire her musings on wine, faith, and the importance of cultivating joy and conviviality. Kreglinger is also the author of Cup Overflowing, The Spirituality of Wine, and The Soul of Wine.

In this episode of "Exploring New England" host Ryan Zipp recaps his recent trip to northern Vermont and western side of the White Mountains chasing the early colorful foliage with his camera. Although color wasn't at peak levels yet there was some to be found in the NEK and the most vibrant in Franconia where Ryan ended his trip at the beautiful Echo Lake Beach. He also talks about his future plans int he coming weeks and which parts of New England will be peaking next.

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 hereGrief without words Theatermaker Kurt Engh saw The Moving Company's performance of “SPEECHLESS” in 2017, and he's thrilled the show is back again. The show opens Friday and runs through Nov. 10 at the Jungle Theater in Minneapolis. As the name implies, the play is entirely without words, but the emotions run deep. Kurt explains: Someone passes away in the play, and that person is ironically or symbolically named Hope. I think it's intentionally left to be ambiguous. The play is about five people going through grief in this very melodramatic but real way, and they find that the only way forward is to support themselves, but also support each other. The play shows how people are able to support each other when they don't even know what to say, when they're so upset and they're so at a loss, truly, that they move forward through physical kindness to each other. The collaborators of this production have been working together for many years. They are my favorite theater company in the Twin Cities, and this was voted as a best play of the year in 2017 by the Star Tribune. There are performances on Wednesdays that are pay-as-you-are starting at $15.— Kurt EnghA smorgasbord of short films — or hot dish, if you will Rachel Coyne of Lindstrom is looking forward to seeing the Franconia 5 Minute Film Fest, a short film festival featuring works from Minnesota and Wisconsin artists. The top 15 judge-selected films will be screened at Franconia Sculpture Park this Saturday, Oct. 5 at 7 p.m. and at the Trylon Cinema in Minneapolis Thursday, Oct 10. The Franconia screening is free with a suggested $10 donation. Seating on benches is limited, so Rachel recommends bringing a blanket or lawn chairs. Rachel adds: There's a claymation artist, some live film, some animation. In the years in the past, when I've gone, you know, it's kind of like eating like a really pungent spice. You're just like, wow, that's an idea, and it hits you over the head, and then before you know it, you're onto the next film.Given that the filmmakers are all from Minnesota and Wisconsin, Rachel adjusts her metaphor: It's more hot dish. So there's peas, there's carrots, there's tater tots and there's probably even some mushroom soup in there. — Rachel CoyneDid you hear that classic Irish epic about the cow? Anna Maher is a classically trained singer and actor living in the Twin Cities, and she's glad that one of her favorite theater companies, Clevername Theatre, is remounting a fan-favorite from the 2022 Minnesota Fringe Festival. “Connor's gonna tell: The Tain Bo Cuailnge” is a one-person recounting of the “Táin Bó Cúailnge,” an old Irish epic tale about a cattle raid. See it at Bryant Lake Bowl & Theater in Minneapolis, Fridays, Oct. 4 and Oct. 11 at 7 p.m. and Sunday, Oct. 13 at 3 p.m. Anna says: It's kind of like the Irish Odyssey. It's an epic, and it chronicles a war that was waged between two factions, and then there's a hero. And the whole thing, the whole fight, revolves around a cow. And so, Connor will tell the story. He uses different voices. There are some different outfits that happen. There's a mask, there's a little bit of puppetry involved. And then he has a mandolin player who accompanies him for the entire show.” (Note: Anna Maher works for American Public Media Group, the parent company of MPR News.)— Anna Maher

Welcome back to another deliciously engaging episode of The DC Beer Show! Join your hosts Jacob Berg and Brandy Holder as they dive deep into the world of craft beer, joined by an all-star lineup of guests: Sebastian Sauer, Brett Robison, Christian Layke, and Chris Bonnell!Today's episode kicks off with a quick rundown of Oktoberfest events. Then Jake and Brandy sit down with the guys from Silver Branch Brewing Company to talk about their evolution into a hospitality brand specializing in beer and pizza. Silver Branch is raising money to open a new location in Rockville, which will allow them to expand their wholesale operation and do more and bigger events in Silver Spring. Read all about it at DCBeer.com. You can help fund it at https://invest.honeycombcredit.com/campaigns/silver-branch-brewing-company.Then Jake talks to the founder of Freigeist Bierkultur, Sebastian Sauer, for a fascinating look into the beers he's helping to deliver to Snallygaster from Franconia in northern Bavaria.Cheers to great beers and even better conversations! Thanks to our monthly supporters Josh Ellen Daniels Juan Deliz Mike Lastort James Wisnieski Brian Minch Chris Frome Jon Gilgoff Sam Chip Tory Roberts Steven M Quartell Chris DeLoose Lauren Cary Amy Crone Clifton B Scott Pavlica Greg Antrim jeffrey garrison Joshua Learn Alexis Smith A t Dan Goldbeck Anthony Budny Greg Parnas Frank Chang Mikahl Tolton Kim Klyberg Chris Girardot Alyssa jeffrey katz Andrew MacWilliams Jamie Jackson Meegan Mike Rucki Jason Tucker Nick Gardner Amber Farris Sarah Ray Peter Jones Michael Rafky Brad Stengel Matt Winterhalter Bill and Karen Butcher Jordan Harvey Justin Broady Stephen Claeys Julie Verratti DFA Howie Kendrick

Wed, Jul 24 6:41 AM → 7:54 AM Fairfax County Franconia Station Two ATM Robberies. A 711 and a Shell gas station were hit by a crew of four in a bluish BMW. Radio Systems: - Fairfax County Project 25

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. Shakespeare in the sculpture park Rachel Coyne of Lindstrom is looking forward to heading to nearby Franconia Sculpture Park on July 27 to see Shakespeare in the park. Classical Actors Ensemble will perform Shakespeare's mistaken-identity comedy “Twelfth Night, or What You Will,” The show is free. Picnics are encouraged, as are patrons of all ages. This week's performances include Friday at Newell Park in St. Paul, Saturday at Lake of the Isles in Minneapolis and Sunday at Vermillion Falls Park in Hastings. All shows start at 7 p.m. and run for two hours. “Twelfth Night” runs at various Twin Cities parks through July 14.  The Franconia Sculpture Park is a particularly special location, Rachel says, because the actors move around the sculpture park and incorporate some of the art into their performance. She still remembers the group's performance of “The Tempest” last year, which staged the show's happy ending with Franconia's giant ring sculpture in the background, forming a literal full circle for the story. She looks forward to seeing which sculptures the performers play around — and on — this year. Pro tip from Rachel: Bring a picnic, and don't forget your bug spray. — Rachel Coyne Romeo and Juliet with Latin flair Claudia V. Garcia, who describes herself as a “paralegal by day, actor/singer/artist by soul,” loved Teatro del Pueblo's adaptation of “Romeo and Juliet,” entitled “Love in a Time of Hate.” Developed in association with the Bach Society of Minnesota, the show's run continues tonight through June 30 at Luminary Arts Center in Minneapolis.  Claudia says: I laughed, cheered, got butterflies cried and was very proud, mucho orgullo, to see our raza represented in such a beautiful production. The cast is excellent, represented by a plethora of talented local Latinx artists and people of color in the Twin Cities. You hear hip hop, spoken word, little bit of bilingual Spanglish. A lot of connections to modernity. And that really resonated with younger crowds, bringing “Romeo and Juliet” into the now.— Claudia V. Garcia A North Shore soundscape Minneapolis musician Crystal Brinkman wants people to know about “The Seeker,” a self-led audio story with original music designed for Sugarloaf Cove in Schroeder on the North Shore. Created and voiced by Diver Van Avery, “The Seeker” is a 45-minute story that unfolds along an easy, one-mile hiking trail. The story is available through October. Avery has been very connected to that specific location in their own life and got the opportunity to research and be at that site over many months, creating an immersive story experience to connect with the land. There are two upcoming events this summer. On July 27, there will be a free, family-friendly community concert featuring the musicians Crystal Myslajek and Peter Morrow, who contributed to “The Seeker” soundtrack. The concert is 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. On Aug. 18, Diver will conduct a free creative writing workshop at the Sugarloaf Cove Nature Center. Registration required.  “The Seeker” is available through October. Crystal says: This story really brings you through Diver's very gorgeous and poetic words through the headphones that you are wearing — which can either be your own or Sugarloaf Cove Visitor Center does have headphones to borrow. Their voice is leading you through spaces and places that very much have to do with where you are but then also is grounded in themes of love and connection. And it's all supported by this gorgeous original music.— Crystal Brinkman

Katie Gorka has had an extensive career in government and research. She was a research fellow for outreach at The Heritage Foundation and later joined the Trump Transition Team in 2016. From 2017 to 2019, she served as a senior advisor in the Office of Policy at the Department of Homeland Security, focusing on strategies for preventing terrorism, targeted violence, and combatting the use of the internet for terrorism and human trafficking. In 2019, she briefly served as the press secretary for U.S. Customs and Border Protection.Prior to her government roles, Katie was the President of the Threat Knowledge Group from 2014 to 2017, where she provided expertise and training on irregular warfare and terrorism to various organizations including the FBI, US Army Special Forces, Marine Corps, and law enforcement. From 2009 to 2014, she served as the Executive Director of the Westminster Institute, conducting research and education on threats posed by extremist ideologies.Katie was born in Boston and grew up in various places on the East Coast, from Franconia, New Hampshire, to Asheville, North Carolina. She earned her B.A. in Comparative Literature at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and her M.Sc. in Politics of the World Economy at the London School of Economics and Political Science. She lived in Budapest, Hungary for twelve years, working on aspects of the post-communist transition, including projects to help rebuild civil society.Currently, Katie lives in McLean, Virginia, with her husband, Sebastian Gorka. They have a son and a daughter. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/unimpressedpodcast. https://plus.acast.com/s/unimpressedpodcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Carlomagno ya era considerado por sus contemporáneos como el «Padre de Europa»: creó el fundamento que le dio forma al continente. Muchos pueblos europeos tienen sus raíces en la época del gran emperador franco. Carlomagno estableció importantes condiciones para posteriores avances sobre suelo alemán. Su imperio abarcó desde el Mar del Norte hasta el centro de Italia, desde Hungría hasta España. El contorno del reino de los francos recuerda la expansión de la europea «Comunidad de las Seis», compuesta por los estados miembros de Bélgica, Alemania, Francia, Italia, Luxemburgo y los Países Bajos, 1200 años después. El gobernante de los Francos (probablemente entre 748-814) no solo generó un imperio, sino que también le dio un orden, estableció puntos de referencia para una identidad religiosa y cultural común. No solo quería ser gobernante de los francos, sino de toda la cristiandad romana. Dondequiera que él gobernara, la fe debía unir los territorios de su Imperio europeo. En la Navidad del año 800, fue el primer gobernante de Europa occidental en ser coronado emperador en Roma. La dignidad imperial romana y la idea imperial fueron transmitidas entonces a la dinastía de Franconia y en ellas se basaron posteriormente los reyes francos orientales y, luego, los reyes alemanes. Carlomagno también creó las bases para un posterior Imperio Alemán a través de sus conquistas en Europa central. Durante treinta años libró una guerra contra los sajones hasta que finalmente los sometió y los obligó a convertirse en cristianos. Con su incorporación, el centro de gravedad del Imperio Franco se desplazó hacia el este. Después de que el Imperio de Carlomagno se dividiera un siglo más tarde en un Imperio Occidental y un Imperio Oriental, fueron los descendientes de los otrora sajones paganos los que tuvieron el poder, la voluntad y la influencia para seguir los pasos del gran Carlomagno. De este modo, Otón el Grande, como rey «franco oriental» elegido por las tribus alemanas, obtuvo la corona imperial y así sentó las bases para el desarrollo de la tradición romano-germánica.

How did a small hole in a parchment create Crusader history? What do Chopin, Karl Marx, Alexander Dumas & Goethe have in common? Why would the Barons of Franconia insist that Jews go to Synagogue on Monday & Thursday? What was life like for Jews in Sicily? Listen to fascinating insights from four very different eras in Jewish History.  

https://slasrpodcast.com/     SLASRPodcast@gmail.com  This week, we bring you a fun story of two hikers - Jessica and Fran who experienced trouble on Franconia Ridge - this one is from the perspective that we don't often think about when talk about hiking - the once a year hiker going out for a fun day of nature mostly unaware of how best to prepare for a challenging day in the mountains. This story turns out okay but it is a lesson in how small decisions can build up and create the potential for big problems. Plus we have an angry mother nature - road closures, washouts, raging rivers, and major flooding across New Hampshire and Maine - the great flood of 2023 this week has wreaked havoc in the Whites and beyond. All this and a Volcano eruption in Iceland, Wolves in Colorado, Lord of the Rings, A recent hike retraces the steps of Darby Field in the Montalban Range and recent search and rescue news This weeks Higher Summit Forecast Welcome back to our sponsor - Fieldstone Kombucha Topics Woodstock Studio Flooding Dad Jokes - Housekeeping Updates Winter Solstice has arrived Great Flood of 2023  Iceland Talk and Hiker Rescue  New Year's Resolutions Pop Culture - Lord of the Rings, Maestro, The Creator Barbie Movie Recent Hikes - Stanton, Langdon, Mount Parker  Notable Hikes Segment of the Week - Fran and Jess on Franconia Ridge Search and Rescue News    Show Notes Apple Podcast link for 5 star reviews SLASR Merchandise SLASR LinkTree Official Start of Winter Solstice Huge Shout out to Nick News!!!! Casket Floating down the Androscoggin River n Lewiston, ME Grindavik Iceland volcano Immediately after the eruption a hiker needed a helicopter rescue Mount Stanton, Langdon, Parker Traverse GPS Track Hiker, 30 survives 1200 foot fall on Mt. Elinor Hiker survives 1000 foot fall off Hawaiian trail Body of kast hiker found from Indonesia's volcanic explosion Hiker rescued by El Paso County SAR (EPCSAR) in snowstorm   Sponsors, Friends  and Partners Mount Washington Higher Summits Forecast Fieldstone Kombucha Hiking Buddies  Vaucluse - Sweat less. Explore more. – Vaucluse Gear

I think most of you would think that if I gave you 2300 shareholders that would invest 2.2 million dollars in your brewery that you could make it work.  If I said you could secure another 400 grand from a state loan and 600K the SBA that your 3.2 million dollars would give your brewery a runway to space travel.  And if I said you could go back in time to when there were only a few hundred US microbreweries you'd think I was crazy. Remember that with inflation, that's like having 10 million dollars cash and you could still be the 3rd or 4th brewery in your state.  Well, back in the 90's, Guy Hagner raised that money and Guy Wagner built that brewery. He opened with a world-class facility, a licensing deal for one of the best pilsners in the world and he closed 7 months later.  He's never spoken publicly about the story of Franconia Brewing until now. The is a special interview that draws similarities to the current market and, if you're paying attention, the business model of craft beer overall. And with that, I'll get out of the way and let Guy share his story.  Where Guy's Brewing Now⁠ Franconia's Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Article about Franconia Closing⁠⁠ Episode Sponsored by: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Accubrew⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Brewery Direct⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Simpson Motorcycle Helmets⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Made To Measure Communications⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Somnifix⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ (use DAMNBREWERY at checkout for 10% off) ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Where to get my Damn Book⁠ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/damnbrewery/support

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This week we cover the unsung red of Central European wine – Blaufränkisch. This Central European red grape was planted widely in throughout the Habsburg Empire, and today the biggest plantings aren't too far from its birthplace – right on the Austria-Hungary border. Photo: Blaufränkisch. Credit: Austrian Wine Blaufränkisch translates to ‘blue wine of the Franks', and it is known as Lemberger in Germany and the US, Kékrankos in Hungary, Franconia in Italy, and various Burgundy-related names elsewhere in Central Europe. We discuss the origins of all these names, how the grape performs in the vineyard, its flavors, food pairings, and more. Whether it's from Germany, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Finger Lakes of New York, Washington State, Italy or Spain,  this grape is versatile, multifacted and a perfect medium bodied red that's perfect for many foods and all sorts of weather --  it can be chilled in the summer in one version and warm your bones by a fire in another.    *Note, we mentioned the Austrian anti-freeze scandal. For more on that and Austria in general, check out an old but still accurate show: Ep 051: Austria © Austrian Wine / Austrian Wine   Go get yourself a bottle and you'll see what we mean!   Full show notes are on Patreon. Become a member today! www.patreon.com/winefornormalpeople   Most information for the show from Austrian Wine, Wines of Germany, Wines of Hungary, Wine Grapes (Book, Jancis Robinson) _______________________________________________________________ I love my exclusive sponsor, Wine Access, my go-to source for the best selection of interesting, outstanding quality wines you can't find locally. The holidays are almost here -- don't forget to stock up for your holiday feasts and get a Wine Access gift card for everyone in your life!  Get 10% your first order with my special URL.    To register for an AWESOME, LIVE WFNP class with Elizabeth go to: www.winefornormalpeople.com/classes

Joel Shelton is back to take Jimmy and his merry gang on another ICB Tour! Joining the party this week is BR Rolya, BSR MVP and Joel's partner in crime on Inner Circle Beer Tours; Bob Weyersberg of Transmitter Brewing and ICB co-conspirator; James Tai, advanced cicerone of Beer Acolyte and Gun Hill Publick House, and aspiring attendee of ICB; Pete Lengyel-Fushimi, brewer at Rockaway Brewing Company and ICB special guest; Robin Fowler of Wild East Brewing, Certified LUKR Tapster, and recent Franconia tour participant; and the tour guide himself, Joel Shelton. Some of Jimmy's favorite beer experts, personalities, importers, brewers, and pourers are here today to talk about, in no particular order: Traditional beer styles, inspirational and historical locations in beer, motorcycle rendezvous, European shenanigans, and more. Who takes the beer crown? Franconia or Czechia? Hop on Pete's motorcycle, press play, and find out where the tour will take YOU! Photos Courtesy of Peter Lengyel-Fushimi.Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Beer Sessions Radio by becoming a member!Beer Sessions Radio is Powered by Simplecast.

Every year in September, the "fish season" begins in Franconia - hundreds of kilometers away from the sea. Fishing carp from ponds has a long tradition there. A Franconian pond former reveals why Australians should try a Franconian carp. - Jedes Jahr im September beginnt in Franken die "Fischsaison" - und das hunderte Kilometer vom Meer entfernt. Das Fischen von Karpfen aus Weihern hat dort eine lange Tradition. Ein fränkischer Teichwirt verrät, wieso Australier unbedingt mal einen fränkischen Karpfen probieren sollten.

Tyler Ray, director of the Granite Outdoor Alliance, shares more about this year's upcoming GRANITEER festival on Sept. 29 & 30 in Franconia. The festival is the first of its kind in New Hampshire, that brings together campers, hikers, runners, cyclists, skiers and climbers, plus workers, freelancers, employers, 2nd careerists and service professionals with a weekend of family fun, craft beer, inspiration, live music, outdoor recreation education and more. This week's episode is brought to you by McLane Middleton, providing trusted legal services to businesses throughout the region for over 100 years. For a complete listing of their practice areas, attorneys, and locations, visit www.mclane.com.

Kyle Bernier is a Minneapolis-based art therapist and author of “Lazy Creativity: The Art of Owning Your Creativity.” He wanted to introduce Art Hounds audiences to the work of Susanna Gaunt, whose work can be seen through Sept. 5 at the Merrill Lynch Fine Arts Gallery of the Great Lakes Aquarium in Duluth. “Susanna is a Duluth-based artist who's been working at the GLA for a year now on the Great Lakes Almanac,” Bernier said. “Susanna has been gathering stories from the community about their engagement with natural history, whether at the aquarium or just out in nature in general. Susanna has taken the survey and created artwork from those stories that she's now put up on display.” Gaunt's work can also be seen online. Heather Beal of Minneapolis is a journalist who writes about the arts and all aspects of the built and natural environments. She recently heard about an art event that she says “sounds very cool.” The event is Midsummer: a Summer Solstice Festival, taking place Saturday from 5 p.m. to midnight at Franconia Sculpture Park in Shafer, Minn.  “I've always enjoyed touring Franconia's grounds because of the wonderful way that more than 100 sculptures by contemporary artists are woven into the landscape,” Beal said. “There is always something new to see and experience. This is why I'm especially looking forward to the Franconia Summer Solstice Festival. It offers opportunities to interact with the work of 10 local artists, including several whose work is in progress or has recently been installed at the park.”   Activities include contributing to a prayer flag installation, making Solstice suncatchers and creating crowns from native flowers, as well as taking part in a maple dance, pine tree derby and a lantern-lit procession. There will also be a sunset observation and a bonfire. At 10 p.m., the Minnesota Astronomical Society will provide telescopes that visitors can use to view the night sky. Laurel Podulke-Smith of Rochester, Minn., is a performing arts enthusiast. She recommends a new production of “A Raisin in the Sun” at the Rochester Repertory Theater.  “The Rochester Repertory Theater is unique among community theaters because it's entirely volunteer-staffed,” she says. “I'm excited about this production. Because, first of all, it's a fantastic play, a fantastically dramatic play. It has an almost all-Black cast and it's co-directed by two Black directors, E.G. Bailey and Shá Cage.” The play runs through June 25.

Wednesday of the Ninth Week in Ordinary Time Saint of the Day: St. Willibald, 700-786; native of Wessex, England, brother of Saints Winebald and Walburga, and related, through his mother, to St. Boniface; assisted Boniface in his missionary work, and was ordained, and then became bishop of Eichstatt, in Franconia; founded a double monastery with his siblings, and made Winebald abbot, and Walburga abbess; served as bishop for four decades Office of Readings and Morning Prayer for 6/7/23 Gospel: Mark 12:18-27

Nació en Inglaterra hacia 673; hizo su profesión religiosa en el monasterio de Exeter. El año 719 marchó a Alemania a predicar la fe cristiana, lo que hizo con notable éxito. Consagrado obispo de Maguncia, fundó o instauró, con ayuda de varios compañeros, numerosas iglesias de Baviera, Turingia y Franconia, congregó diversos concilios y promulgó leyes. Fue asesinado por unos paganos durante la evangelización de los frisones, el año 754, y su cuerpo fue sepultado en la abadía de Fulda.

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Dan and Tom Tom Eliott, wine merchant and founder of Northwest Wines, joins Steve Jaxon and Dan Berger on California Wine Country. Dan Berger has brought his house white wine for the moment. It comes from Claire Valley, just north of Adelaide in Australia. The brand is JB, Jim Berry Wines. It sells for $11.99 at Bottle Barn. It's called Jim Berry W Riesling. Dan has brought this wine to compare it to Tom Eliott's wines. Tom brings wines in from three regions which are all cool climates. Tom started Northwest Wines in 1985 in Calistoga. Back in 1979 he had a red burgundy which he describes as his first Nirvana moment. “It was transcendental, I had never had a wine like that before.” In 1980 he was a wine buyer at Café Lido in North Beach and he tasted a lot of wine there. André Tchelistcheff used to come in to buy wine in All Seasons market in Calistoga, where he was the buyer. He was a pioneer in bringing the cool climate wines that emphasize acidity and longevity. Click the logo to visit our sponsor Bottle Barn online for the coolest bargains on wine, beer and spirits. In the 80s and 90s he found other similar cool climate wines and built his business on cool climate wines from Oregon, Washington and Germany. When Tom got into the business, there was nobody distributing these wines. The problem was that these wines needed explanation. Dan Berger has known Tom Eliott for close to 40 years. Silvaner in a Bocksbeutel Silvaner in a Bocksbeutel The Silvaner comes in the Bocksbeutel-style bottle. It's a traditional bottle for German wines, and is known in the US as the old Mateus Rosé bottle. German wine country mostly the south west but this Silvaner comes from Franconia, in central Germany. The bottle shape is protected for that region. The best Silvaners in the world are grown here, although it is grown in many countries around Europe. The next tasting is a 2020 Chardonnay, from Cooper Mountain in Willamette Valley. Dan describes it as very delicate and needs some more time in the bottle. It's a wine oriented toward food. It comes from a second-generation family owned vineyard. They were the first winery to be certified organic by Oregon Tilth in 1995, and the first certified biodynamic by Demeter in 1999. Half stainless steel, half neutral oak aged, no yeast added, unfiltered. Dan would decant it and not drink it too chilled. Moving along, they taste the Washington Rosé, Gramercy Cellars 2022 vintage. “Amazing,” says Dan. It's all from a single vineyard in Columbia Valley. They farm the coolest blocks for Rosé, with more shading and a lower brix, so it comes out 13% alcohol. The blend is 50% Cinsault, 25% Grenache and 25% Syrah. Oregon Pinot Noir The final tasting is an Oregon Pinot Noir, Elk Cove 2021 from Willamette Valley. Dan says it has a little bit of black cherry, but not only that. It also has vibrancy. It was planted in 1973 and since then the son and daughter of the original owners are running the winery. They have added vineyards and got certified sustainable. The nose is bright and vibrant.

https://slasrpodcast.com/   SLASRPodcast@gmail.com  Welcome to the Sounds Like a Search and Rescue Podcast! Also known as SLASR. Join an experienced search and rescue volunteer and his friend as they discuss all things related to hiking and search and rescue in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. This week, In the run up to episode 100 - we continue to revisit some early episodes to clean up topics we felt needed updating. This week the focus is on Epic Traverses in the White Mountains. In addition to the Epic traverses, we have listener shout outs and some updates on past stories, Stomp is going to give some info on traffic over our Instagram Page, Mike is going to explain why New Hampshire has the best highway rest stops in the entire east coast, Wild animals in NH are starting to wake up, Chat GPT, Recent Hikes on Mt. Washington, Franconia Ridge, Scaur and Big Pines and the grand traverse, all this plus people are getting in deep trouble out west due to flooding and an avalanche on Mount Washington Topics Listener Shout outs and show updates - science projects, past episodes, cheating and more AT Drama  Stomp needs to fix the way he makes hyperlinks Balsams Update Follow the SLASR Instagram New National Park In Maine Animal News Mike is obsessed with Common Man Rest Stop Chat GPT  Mount Washington Road Race Training and Dieting Recent Hikes - The Scaur, Grand Traverse, Mount Washington, Franconia Ridge Notable Hikers of the week Segment of the Week - Popular Traverses Recent Search and Rescue News   Show Notes Apple Podcast link for 5 star reviews SLASR Merchandise SLASR LinkTree Update on Buffalo National River Case Update on Fishing Tourney Cheaters correct way to insert Hyperlinks into text Balsams ski resort plan receives conditional approval  A new National Park in Maine? Too many bears in NH? Wolverine spotted in NH - 3-23-23 New Hampshire Rest Stops compared to the rest of the country.  Top 5 Rest Stops on Interstate 95 Hiker's head bit by hanging python  A stroke of genius! Skier carried away by an avalanche and buried for several minutes at Mt. Washington   Sponsors and Partners Bay Slate Coasters Vaucluse - Sweat less. Explore more. – Vaucluse Gear CS Instant Coffee Alzheimer's Association - 48 Peaks Sweet Beginnings Daycare

https://slasrpodcast.com/   SLASRPodcast@gmail.com  Welcome to the Sounds Like a Search and Rescue Podcast! Also known as SLASR. Join an experienced search and rescue volunteer and his friend as they discuss all things related to hiking and search and rescue in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. This week, In the run up to episode 100 - we continue to revisit some early episodes to clean up some topics. This week the focus is on Franconia Ridge. We will revisit our advice on all the trail systems in and around franconia ridge. We will also give our tips on safety considering this is the busiest part of NH for search and rescue calls. Also we are going to revisit the Michael Miller Search and Rescue from 1983 on Franconia, we recently picked up the Appalachia accident report from Summer 1984 so we will break down the search day by day and ask Stomp to give his perspective. All this plus trail names, AT Thru hikers quitting the trail dramatically, Golden Gaiter recap, and Stomp will read a preview of our Hallmark movie script called Kittens for Waterville. Topics St. Patty's / March Madness Tuckerman Inferno / Wildman Biathlon SLASR Makes the news Kids from the UK lose their passports Oldest Female attempting to complete the AT  Thru Hikers are quitting the AT dramatically  Mount Washington Road Race Shawn Mahoney / Larry the Log is on the PCT - help him raise funds for Wounded Warriors Nahamsha Hiker on the AT White Mountain History - Brook Trail and reflections on the mental health benefits of hiking Martin Pazzani and Keith Gentili are hosting a virtual event on April 4th at 7pm Tubing on Tenney Mountain Pop Culture Talk Recent Hikes Segment of the Week - Franconia Ridge Michael Miller - Day by Day Search summary Recent SAR News  Show Notes Apple Podcast link for 5 star reviews SLASR Merchandise SLASR LinkTree Tuckerman Inferno Pentathlon this weekend British kids stranded in US after SHREDDING their passports Oldest female on the AT, almost done Shawn Mahoney's new fundraiser  Taylor the Nahamsha Hiker AMC Bulletin - 1895 John Coleman Adams Martin Pazzani and Keith Gentili are hosting a virtual event Outlast on Netflix GPS Track for Mount Cannon Rescue in Mt. Washington State Park, Massachusetts  Rescue Mt Wachusett Sponsors and Partners Bay Slate Coasters Vaucluse - Sweat less. Explore more. – Vaucluse Gear CS Instant Coffee Alzheimer's Association - 48 Peaks Sweet Beginnings Daycare  

Did you enjoy our recap of Cannon Mountain and Franconia, NH? Well, we're doing the same thing with Waterville Valley, another Epic Pass resort we visited on our trip to New Hampshire.

In Episode 85 The ADHD Adults expand on this week's theme of sensory processing andADHD, answer questions from YOU our listeners, and generally waffle on as always.  Alex goes ‘Birding in Franconia', Mrs ADHD stubs her toe and James drinks 6.5 litres of holy water...Support the showWritten by Alex Conner and James BrownProduced by James Brown and Afatscientist Ltd.Social media contacts: @theadhdadultsMusic by Sessionz

Brian and Mario meet up with their pal Tim from @SkiRexMedia to spend a day at Cannon Mountain in Franconia, NH.

https://slasrpodcast.com/   Welcome to the Sounds Like a Search and Rescue Podcast! Also known as SLASR. Join an experienced search and rescue volunteer and his friend as they discuss all things related to hiking and search and rescue in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. This week we are highlighting a couple of recent hikes including hikes on Middle and South Carter and a bushwhack out to Flume Peak. We also want to welcome back  our friend, Lynn Swezey who is an outdoor leader, photographer, and all around creative person who is an avid hiker and backpacker. Lynn will join us to talk a little about some of her recent hikes and we will ask her some questions about her volunteer work with the Alzheimer's association.  Later in the show we will discuss an interview Fish and Game participated in regarding the recent fatalities around franconia ridge. Guest Information Lynn Swezey Links Order Free Stickers Fill out the form for free SLASR Stickers (last shipment was on Nov 11) Topics Why everyone hates Fishin' Jimmy Trail Unpopular Opinions - White Mountains Edition Mount Washington Road Race Lottery Fish and Game Course for Women Comets Alzheimer's Association Recent Hikes - Middle, South Carter & Flume Peak Welcome Lynn Swezey Sgt. Lopashanski Video -  recent deaths on Franconia Ridge Recent Search and Rescue News Show Notes Apple Podcast link for 5 star reviews SLASR Merchandise SLASR LinkTree MWRR LOTTERY REGISTRATION OPENING SOON  New F&G course…. Become an outdoor woman 48 Peaks for Alzheimers has launched the 2023 site  Once in a 50000 year comet coming soon GPS Track for Middle and South Carter GPS for Flume Peak The Moon Bakery and Cafe F&G post video regarding recent deaths AT hikers airlifted out on New Years Eve  Lost hiker found by flashing of cellphone light  Hiker slides to her death  Video right before the incident Hiker lost in British Columbia - keeps moving causing issues for search team Suspending Drivers License for non payment of fines for rescues  Lost woman found in Salisbury Friends of the show to Support TJS Foundation Website Tay's Summit Challenge website 48 Peaks Secrets of Aging Well: GET OUTSIDE Flags on the 48 Hiking Buddies Buy Keith Gentili's Book Sponsors and Partners Vaucluse - Sweat less. Explore more. – Vaucluse Gear CS Instant Coffee  

Carol Anderheggen talks about her books - Writing Down Cancer & Born-Child. This is episode 523 of Teaching Learning Leading K12, an audio podcast.  Carol Anderheggen has been a published poet and writer since the 1980s and is an active disaster relief volunteer with the American Red Cross. She has confronted many challenges in her life. Taken out of her home early in her life, removed from a mom with mental health issues, she floundered in foster care and then was adopted by a Navy couple. Her second mother became an alcoholic. Later in life she became a survivor of breast cancer. Both her childhood of trauma and her adult health scare are the subject of her books. Her first chapter book, Writing Down Cancer, was published by Finishing Line Press. She followed that up with the publishing of Born-Child. She has been published in regional journals such as Anemone, The Great Swamp Gazette, Newport Life, and Northeast Journal and served on the staff of The Frost Festival of Poetry, Franconia, NH for seven years. She served as docent for the museum hours at Robert Frost's home in Franconia, NH, assisted the director with book sales and edited the annual attendee anthology of readings. Carol also worked as a school librarian media specialist for nearly three decades. Carol is active in the Ocean State Poets of Rhode Island, both as their web designer and as a practitioner of poetry outreach. As secretary and web-master of the organization, Ocean State Poets, in Rhode Island, Carol created and maintains the website, www.oceanstatepoets.org for the organization. As an OSP member, Carol has participated in area readings and nurtured a public library writing group with another poet, Heather Sullivan. Carol and Heather have worked together for seven years in a Salve Regina University community service class which pairs developmentally handicapped adults with Salve students. The class has produced two anthologies of poetry, a DVD of stage presentations highlighting community students abilities, and several group poems presented orally each school year. She earned a BA in English and an MLS from University of Rhode Island. Carol has two children and two grandchildren. She resides in Rhode Island. For more information, please consult: www.carolmaeray.com Some extra information before you go... The new intro and outro music was written and performed by Brian K. Buffington. Connect with Brian at briankbuffington@gmail.com or go to his website at  https://briankbuffington.com/ He is an awesome musician, comedic power, teacher, trainer, technology guru, and overall creator of all that is cool. Thanks, Brian! Oh, yeah... Could you do me a favor? Please go to my website at https://www.stevenmiletto.com/reviews/ or open the podcast app that you are listening to me on and would you rate and review the podcast? That would be Awesome. Thanks! Hey, I've got another favor...could you share the podcast with one of your friends, colleagues, and family members? Hmmm? What do you think? That would so awesome! Thanks for sharing! Thanks for listening! Connect and Learn More: https://www.carolmaeray.com/ carolmaeray@cox.net Length - 37:52

Tim Clough is one of four co-founders of Iron Furnace Brewing located in Franconia, NH, in the heart of the White Mountains. These four guys, including Tim, were friends in high school and always wanted to start a fun business together and a brewery was the idea that won out! You'll hear more about a couple of the other ideas during our conversation. Iron Furnace has now brewed over 625 batches of beer with lots more to come. They also have an expansive food menu (panini anyone?!) and have created a home base for community members, active tourists, including dogs and kids, that is absolutely priceless. Where you can find Iron Furnace Brewing:- Website: https://www.ironfurnacebrewing.com/- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ironfurnacebrewing/- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ironfurnacebrewing- Physical location: 115 Main Street, Franconia, NH Mentions from the show:- Plymouth State University: http://plymouth.edu/- Franconia's Iron Furnace: https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=116364- Cannon Mountain Ski Area: https://www.cannonmt.com/Stay in touch with People, Place, & Purpose on Instagram and stay tuned for a new episode every Monday!

When you walk through the halls of Franconia Elementary in Northern Virginia you notice blocks painted in wildly creative ways. That's because the school community gets to give their space an artsy vibe. The Penguins bring so much pride to education. We visited them to honor Ms Allen a very special teacher and shoutout a staff that's been making a difference for years.

https://slasrpodcast.com/  Welcome to the Sounds Like a Search and Rescue Podcast! Also known as SLASR. Join an experienced search and rescue volunteer and his friend as they discuss all things related to hiking and search and rescue in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. This week we are going to discuss a recent backpacking trip around the Pemigewasset Wilderness. This classic hike is known as the Pemi Loop and we will deep dive on all the logistics, challenges and info you need to plan out a single day, overnight or multi-night trip on the Pemi. Later in the show we have some updates on search and rescues in and around Franconia and Mount Washington    Sponsors and Partners Rek-lis Brewing Company Retail locations Spinners Pizza Parlor in Andover Massachusetts Eastern Mountain Sports Order Free Stickers Fill out the form for free SLASR Stickers Topics Naked Hiker Arrested at Zealand Hut More Mass Shenanigans Leaf Blower Guy is in the Whites Geeking out on TV Shows Mrs Stomp is a star!  Skyline FKT kicks of Saturday at 6am Event at Rek Lis Kilkenny Ridge Race on Sept 17th Hiker Ed and the Grid Random Talk - Yellowstone, Venice Canal, Colorado River, Bear Attacks Sponsors and Coffee Talk Beer Talk Notable Listener Hikes Topic of the Day - Pemi Loop Recent Search and Rescue News Show Notes Apple Podcast link for 5 star reviews Naked hiker arrested at Z hut Reddit Account of Naked Guy House of Dragons Paper Girls Flags on the 48 Link New EMS /GoEast piece for Skyline Kilkenney Ridge 50k and 100k Grid Finishers Foot Found in Yellowstone 2 fined for waterskiing venice canal Water wars incoming !!!!! Colorado man kills giant bear inside home with pistol  Man sprays diners with bear spray Woman attacked by a bear in Vermont Mike's Pemi Loop GPS - Day 1 Mike's Pemi Loop GPS - Day 2 Mike's Pemi Loop GPS - Day 3 Carriage road - Moosilauke Hiker rescued on Carter Moriah trail Rescued Hiker Account of his incident Falling Waters strikes again  (8-16-22)  Falling Waters again. 3rd time in 2 weeks. Hiker fatality on Cannon Death at Bristol Falls Multiple rescues on Mt. Washington Hiker rescued on Carriage Rd  

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