Podcasts about Georgia Renaissance Festival

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It's the third part of our series about working at the Georgia Renaissance Festival. We talk about what a typical schedule is like at the festival, share a couple of stories about our experiences, and explain why each of us decided to stop working at the festival after many seasons.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's the third part of our series about working at the Georgia Renaissance Festival. We talk about what a typical schedule is like at the festival, share a couple of stories about our experiences, and explain why each of us decided to stop working at the festival after many seasons.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ariel and Jonathan are back talking more about their work at the Georgia Renaissance Festival, and what it's like to talk funny and to dress up in upholstery fabric all day in the Georgia heat. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ariel and Jonathan are back talking more about their work at the Georgia Renaissance Festival, and what it's like to talk funny and to dress up in upholstery fabric all day in the Georgia heat. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ariel and Jonathan begin a conversation about their experiences working as street entertainers at the Georgia Renaissance Festival (until a massive storm cell interrupts the recording). We'll be back with more conversation about our collective past as carnies.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ariel and Jonathan begin a conversation about their experiences working as street entertainers at the Georgia Renaissance Festival (until a massive storm cell interrupts the recording). We'll be back with more conversation about our collective past as carnies.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cate Osborn (aka Catieosaurus- she/they) is a certified sex educator and full-time content creator known for her frank conversations about living life with ADHD and depression/chronic pain. After earning two Masters degrees in Shakespeare from Mary Baldwin University, she worked as the Entertainment Director at the Georgia Renaissance Festival. After transitioning to full-time content creation during the pandemic, she gained almost two million followers in just under a year. Her work focuses funny, honest conversations about ADHD advocacy, disability awareness and advocacy in sex and sex education. Her area of interest is primarily focused on the neurodivergent relationships, especially in the kink community. Outside of her work as an educator, she is also an avid gamer and player of Dungeons and Dragons. As a professional streamer and TTRPG influencer, she is passionate about opening conversations about neurodiversity and accessibility into the gaming community. Her advocacy and education work has been seen in Cosmopolitan Magazine, The New York Times, Time Magazine for Kids, Haaretz, GQ, VICE, Medium, Mashable, Bustle, InStyle, and more. She's been seen on the Today Show, the American Sex Podcast with Sunny Megatron, The Mental Illness Happy Hour with Paul Gilmartin, Prodigy, The Doctors (CBS), Carte Blanche South Africa, and a host of others. Her most recent convention appearances include DragonCon, ECCC, Pax Unplugged, MomoCon, GenCon (and several more) this year, where she hosted panels on inclusivity, accessibility and neurodivergence at the gaming table as well as doing live show podcast recordings. Her life's goal is to talk about ADHD with Elmo on Sesame Street and to have a single line in a Star Wars movie. https://catieosaurus.com/https://www.tiktok.com/@catieosaurushttps://www.twitch.tv/catieosaurushttps://www.youtube.com/catieosaurushttps://infinitequestpodcast.com/Mentioned in this episode:ADHD CourseJoin us for the first run of the Successful ADHD Entrepreneur Course starting April 20th. Learn about mindset, systems, processes, and tools that Michael Whitehouse uses to make people think he's really organized. First session limited to 20 students, so apply now.ADHD CourseADHD CourseJoin us for the first run of the Successful ADHD Entrepreneur Course starting April 20th. Learn about mindset, systems, processes, and tools that Michael Whitehouse uses to make people think he's really organized. First session limited to 20 students, so apply now.ADHD Course

In this segment, I have the Metro Atlanta Real Estate Update for the last 7 days, something you should know about Metro Atlanta is The Georgia Renaissance Festival, and answer a listener question asking, "I feel like I am caught between a Rock and a Hard place. I am a single mom and feel the weight of the world, or at least that of my kids, on my shoulders! Do I buy or do I continue to rent at least for the time being? I feel trapped by my landlord's rules."

Davi LOVES going to the Georgia Renaissance Festival for ONE key reason. But this year she went with my husband and he kind of ruined the whole vibe.But first, we need to talk about the Atlanta Braves' championship rings. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-bert-show.

Episode Notes Glen and Marie share their favorite tales from times at the Georgia Renaissance Festival in this episode recorded during our 2020 Telethon. Find out more at http://www.thenagainpodcast.com

Episode Notes Glen and Marie share their favorite tales from times at the Georgia Renaissance Festival in this episode recorded during our 2020 Telethon. Find out more at http://www.thenagainpodcast.com

Joe talks about hooking up with a fairy, an unexpected pregnancy and a listener's shocking photo from the Georgia Renaissance Festival.

Eric and Tanner went and saw Godzilla King of the Monsters a few days ago, simply to bring you this spoiler filled review. They’re also drinking a delicious Maple Stout from Hi-Wire Brewing, and Jared is back for this episode bringing in some tasty session-able meads from the Georgia Renaissance Festival.

INTRO: (0:00) We're talking personality traits and what we're like when drunk. Oh, and also about our campaign to get to 100 reviews on Apple Podcasts. If you leave us a review, we'll mail you a postcard!OBSESSIONS: (5:50) Alison's obsession is the Zicam Nasal Spray. It's become the final piece of the puzzle for keeping her voice in tip top shape! Lulu is (and has been for awhile) obsessed with looking at all the countries that are listening to the podcast. We are able to see these kind of stats thanks to our super user-friendly hosting site Buzzsprout that makes tracking your podcast's performance super simple.WISHLIST: (11:32) Alison's wish is for a robot to take care of her kid in the morning so she can sleep. Lulu is wishing for the Vivian Lou insoles that claim you can wear heels for up to 4x longer when using. LULU'S 10K DAY - ATLANTA, GEORGIA: (15:38) A suite and butler service at the St. Regis Atlanta start her day off right. She gets first class car and driver service with 10K favorite Blacklane. Southern comfort food breakfast at Homegrown is followed by a visit to the Center for Puppetry Arts, a Porsche Experience, and more southern food at Holeman & Finch Public House. Lulu is fully decked out thanks to Etsy as she heads to the Georgia Renaissance Festival. Dinner and multiple drinks at Atlas, cocktails at members-only Himitsu, and a popcorn ice cream sundae from Canoe make for an adventure of indulging and imbibing that we are here for!ALISON'S 10K DAY - TULUM, MEXICO: (38:16) Alison is aiming for influencer status at this heavily instagrammed destination. Some shopping at Vinnie Louise has her adorably outfitted and ready for selfies at the gorgeous AZULIK Tulum where she stays in the Sky Villa. Alison visits the Tulum Ruins, and captures some #foodstagram shots at Raw Love Cafe before getting a massage on the top of a pyramid by a native shaman. Quick, outfit change before dinner at Kin Toh! Some more shopping at Azulik's fashion boutique Zak Ik, has her photos of the trip home looking like 10,000 more followers. Read more about this episode and the cities we visited here!CHARITIES: (56:04)Rebuilding Together AtlantaToshonos TulumFOLLOW US:FacebookInstagramYoutubeTwitterWebsiteApple PodcastsGoogle Podcasts

It's biscuit time. Celebrity chefs Carla Hall and Chadwick Boyd love to make biscuits with strangers. Whether you've seen her on Bravo's Top Chef, Top Chef “All-Stars,” or ABC's The Chew, you know Hall prefers to cook with love. And Boyd wants to change the world through food. In this episode, AJC food and dining editor Ligaya Figueras opened up her kitchen to Hall and Boyd to not only make biscuits, but also teach us ways we can all improve our biscuit game. Hall made buttermilk biscuits from her most recent cookbook, “Soul Food: Everyday and Celebration” and Boyd blended recipes to make a savory biscuit using sage, honey and carrots. Plus, host Shane Harrison shares things to do in and around Atlanta over the next 10 days, including Big Shanty Festival and Georgia Renaissance Festival.

This weekend, I'm heading to join the Kilted Kings at the Mid-South Renaissance Faire. I want to share with some thoughts about the show and what you can expect from our performances. Greetings. My name is Marc Gunn. This show is about the many amazing experiences I have as a musician and a traveler. It's funny how one show leads to another. The Brobdingnagian Bards began our career at Excalibur Fantasy Faire in March 1999. As the faire ended, a whole bunch of entertainers and patrons said, you should go to the Castle Muskgee Renaissance faire. When that one ended, they said, you should check out this faire. Those recommendations got us all the way to, our then dream faire, the Texas Renaissance Festival. That's sort of what happened with the Mid-South Renaissance Faire. I met the entertainment director 3-4 years ago at the Louisiana Renaissance Festival. Everyone was talking about this new faire. I couldn't make it at that time. It wasn't until I got invited to ShadowCon that it became a possibility. You see, I had a booth at ShadowCon right next door to the faire's booth. Beth and I had great conversations all weekend. She invited me to contact her. But again, there wasn't much likelihood. At least until I found out that my wife was gonna be in Memphis this fall. So I emailed the faire and started a dialogue. They wanted more than just a soloist. They wanted a full band to fill their pub, a three-piece in fact. So I decided to reunite Kilted Kings PLUS one. Randy Wothke will once again join me on stage. Randy is the leader and percussionist of The Rogues, a bagpipe and drum quartet from Houston, Texas. He's an incredible musician. It was a great honor to record our album Name On My Soul with him. And incidentally, we have a new Christmas single that will be available online very soon. I also invited String, aka Matthew Trautwein, to play fiddle. String plays with the Renaissance rock band, The Lost Boys. I first met him at the Georgia Renaissance Festival over a decade. Last year, he came to the Louisiana Ren Faire to fill for Randy when he was already booked. String is fantastic and one of the nicest people you'll meet to boot. Oh! And I should point out that The Lost Boys have a brand new album that should be available soon if it's not already. Since it's a Kilted Kings show, a lot of the music that we will play is from our debut album. You'll hear "Slainte Mhaith", "Prettiest Hobbit", "Wild Mountain Thyme", "Flower of Scotland", and of course, "Name On My Soul". You'll also hear songs like "Ride On" and "Mingulay Boat Song". With a fiddler, I'm really looking forward to playing my instrumental tunes without singing them as well. So listen for a new arrangement of "Marionette Jig" and "Clogden More". There are a lot of things to see at the Mid-South Renaissance Faire aside from us. There's music from Wind, Wood & Wire, Frieman the Minstrel, Silver Penny, and bagpipes from my friends of Haggis Rampant. Plus, story telling from Melandra of the Woods. There's jousting, a Mad Hatter, and knighting ceremony. The Lords of Adventure are there. They are brilliant comedy and sword fighting duo. There's also something called Armchair Wizards, which is listed as on-stage role-playing game show. Connor O'Carriag is doing magic and mystery. I'm happy to see my friends Arr & Tarr the Trolls will be there with kids comedy and fun. Lord Larry Longfellow does magic & comedy and Alima Tribe offers belly dancing. You'll also find fighting demonstrations and historical reenactments with the SCA and Amtgard. Look for Kilted Kings out there for two weekends, the 13th and 14th, and the 20th and 21st. If you want to get a Behind-the-Scenes, post-look at how the show goes, join my Gunn Runners Club on Patreon. Thanks you so much for listening. You'll find links to many of the things mentioned in the shownotes. If you haven't yet subscribed or rated the show on Apple Podcast, head on over to Celtfather.com.

Monks Meadery says there's a story in every drop Monks Meadery owner Justin Schoendorf started his business because the brewery scene was already "crowded" in Georgia with four breweries here, and he wanted to offer something different.  He started homebrewing beer in college and eventually migrated to meadmaking.  He enjoyed it, and so did his friends, and Georgia's first meadery was born. Schoendorf tells us exactly what mead is, we talk about the growth in popularity and availability, current mead trends, and Renaissance Festivals - Monks Meadery is the official mead of the Georgia Renaissance Festival, with a festival map on the can. (Pro tip.. he said his mead pairs perfectly with a roasted turkey leg.) Our beers (and meads) of the week... Monks Meadery Monks Mead | Traditional Mead Monks Meadery Peachin' to the Choir | Peach Tea Session Mead Monks Meadery Stigmata | Hibiscus Session Mead with rose, elderflower, and lightly hopped (Preview) Monks Meadery Abstinence in the Abbey | Belgian-inspired mead with coriander and hops fermented with Belgian yeast Creature Comforts Automatic | Pale Ale Hi-Wire Horchata 10W-40 Horchata | Horchata-inspired Stout Monday Night Dust Bunny | Hazy IPA In the news this week we hear about Brew Dog's new beer hotel, New Realm opening in Virginia Beach, and China's love of Budweiser. Be sure to tune in next week as we talk with Riverbend Malt House about craft malts.

We travel back in time to the 16th century and ask Henry VIII and his court about their best and worst dating experiences, and we get a little advice along...

Atlanta always has something interesting and exciting going on, whether it is a special sporting event like a joust or a feast fit for a king from the Middle Ages! Today on Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio, co-hosts Carol Morgan and Todd Schnick are excited to host Dave Dorrell, General Manager and Catie Osborn, Entertainment […] The post Old-Fashioned Fun at the Georgia Renaissance Festival appeared first on Atlanta Real Estate Forum.

The Tortuga Twins traveling comedy theatre troupe talk with us about the Georgia Renaissance Festival, easily offended audiences, the persona conflict, porn star fans, and Game of Thrones.

In this episode, Sarah and Deblina visit the Georgia Renaissance Festival. Interviews with musician Luca Callo and TechStuff's Jonathan Strickland give us an understanding of processes they use to recreate Renaissance characters, music and culture. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

After a rainy day at the Georgia Renaissance Festival, I vlog on @RhonniRocks' “Brainstorming Porch” about finding that silver lining on a cloudy day.

First "lame" attempt at vlogging. Filmed on site at the Georgia Renaissance Festival. Guest Starring Rhonnie DuBose!

First "lame" attempt at vlogging. Filmed on site at the Georgia Renaissance Festival. Guest Starring Rhonnie DuBose!

Finishing up on the last Saturday of the last weekend of the Georgia Renaissance Festival. I wander around a little, playing with my new toy - a gift from the illustrius Rhonni Rocks.

Finishing up on the last Saturday of the last weekend of the Georgia Renaissance Festival. I wander around a little, playing with my new toy - a gift from the illustrius Rhonni Rocks.

After a rainy day at the Georgia Renaissance Festival, I vlog on @RhonniRocks' “Brainstorming Porch” about finding that silver lining on a cloudy day.

FAIRBURN, GEORGIA – The Pennie Tour visited The Georgia Renaissance Festival during pirate weekend on May 22nd, 2011.  The Georgia Renaissance Festival recreates a fun and inviting 16th century European faire.  The Fairburn, Georgia location offers 10 stages of music and comedy shows, a cast of nearly 1,000 costumed characters, all against a permanent backdrop of Tudor homes and cottages. Come early to take in all that the faire has to offer.  Shopping at the artists market is like being in a real European faire.  Our favorites include  Heirloom Jewelers and the many bath and candle shops. Over 150 master artisans demonstrate daily the art of weaving, spinning, glass blowing, sculpting, and leather crafting just to name a few. Shopping of course, works up an appetite.  Of course there are turkey legs, but the food at the Renaissance Festival is not your ordinary faire food.  One can indulge on Steak on a Stake, Pork Loin on a Stick, The King;s Weinie, and our favorite – fryed pickles.  Followed by fabulous desserts such as chocolate covered strawberries, apple dumpling Sunday, or peach cobbler for those Georgia Peach lovers.  The Festival offers hundreds of items to choose from! Staying hydrated is very important [...]

Notes: Complaints against Scottish music, Song request for Oor Hamlet from Casey in Kansas City, How many episodes should we do in each season of A Brobdingnagian Minute, and what constitutes a season?, Greek promo done for Vry Pannet Radio, Promos around the globe, New songs: “The Irishman Who Doesn’t Drink” and “Jedi Drinking Song Prequel”, Upcoming gigs: C.W. Post Renaissance Faire, Georgia Renaissance Festival and Opus Fantasy Arts Festival. Songs This Week: Oor Hamlet from Real Men Wear Kilts, Santa Lucia from Brobdingnagian Fairy Tales, Do Virgins Taste Better Medley from A Faire to Remember, and Valeria from Songs of the Muse.