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This on the Yellow Brit Road brought you some banging new artists and releases out of the UK and Ireland, as per, celebrated 25. years of The The's Hanky Panky album, and also brought you some of the musical happenings at the BAFTAs, which took place merely hours before our show (and yes, somehow it is legal for me to play David Tennant's rousing rendition of Proclaimers' 500 Miles on our airwaves!) Music otherwise this week by:The The, FKA Twigs, Manic Street Preachers, Take That, Gondolas, Bees & Sawdust, Uninvited, Chloe Slater, DITZ, Sage Todz, Sterling Press, Travy, HONESTY, Don Leisure, Gruff Rhys, L'objectif, Winnie Ama, Telebox, Biig Piig, Pastel, Lloyd & Dom James.Find this week's playlist here. Do try and support artists directly!Note: The pod's back up on all podcasting platforms! Excuse me while I catch you up on the last month of episodes. Expect a torrent of uploads, I'll take care of yous. Want to hear full episodes? Touch that dial and tune in live! We're on at CFRC 101.9 FM in Kingston, or on⁠⁠ cfrc.ca⁠⁠, Sundays 8 to 9:30 PM! Listen back to full shows in the linked CFRC archive for 3 months from broadcast.Like what we do? ⁠⁠Donate⁠⁠ to help keep our 102-year old radio station going!Get in touch with the show for requests, submissions, giving feedback or anything else: email ⁠⁠yellowbritroad@gmail.com⁠⁠, Twitter @⁠YellowBritCFRC⁠, IG @⁠⁠⁠yellowbritroad⁠⁠⁠.PS: submissions, cc ⁠⁠music@cfrc.ca⁠⁠ if you'd like other CFRC DJs to spin your music on their shows as well.

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In Episode 98 of The TBD Podcast, Garrett talks with Tampa City Councilman Bill Carlson about Tampa's growth and the challenges that come with it. They discuss Ybor City's transformation, the push to preserve its history, and how development is reshaping the area. Bill shares his thoughts on housing affordability, infrastructure improvements, and how Tampa can grow while keeping its character. This conversation gives you a clear look at the decisions shaping Tampa's future. 0:00:00 - Introduction 0:04:01 - Historical Ybor architectural vision 0:06:09 - Tampa-Cuba historical connections 0:10:51 - Williamsburg's historic recreation parallels 0:13:19 - Saint Augustine and cultural reflection 0:16:18 - Ybor parking, cultural preservation 0:24:55 - Maximizing development around sites 0:26:00 - Tampa Union Station Renovation 0:27:16 - CRA funding for historic properties 0:30:24 - Union Station and urban vision 0:31:38 - Tampa's infrastructure challenges 0:46:29 - City transit funding limitations 1:05:57 - Autonomous transit in Tampa 1:10:12 - Gondolas and transit funding 1:57:18 - Ferry commuter service setbacks

A busy week with AFL trade excitement from Bendigo and Southern Sons' Jack Jones on the show. Plus, Jules saw Pearl Jam, Cogho's granddaughter chucked a silly tantrum and if you're looking for a career change and don't mind snow or gondolas, Antarctica and Venice are hiring!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Keiko ist ein kleiner Karpfen. Er lebt mit seiner goldenen Großtante und vielen Freunden im Schlosskanal. Eigentlich ist er da auch sehr glücklich - ´bis ihm seine goldene Großtante von Venedig erzählt. Einer bezaubernden Stadt, die aus lauter Schlosskanälen besteht, auf denen Boote fahren, die Gondolas heißen. Jetzt ist Keikos Sehnsucht entfacht. (Eine Geschichte von Ursel Böhm, erzählt von Heinz Peter)

Note: Due to an error with the archiving on our end at the station, this week's show was not archived and the recording is lost, which is a shame because I thought this week's show went quite well. In summary, new artists and tunes were played, also I'm in the UK next week and so the shows will be prerecorded for some time. I'm still posting the playlist here so you can find the bands, but the audio is gone, sorry. To make up for it, here's my interview with Arkells from last week. This week's show was rockier and heavier; as a massive rocker in my teens, I don't mind that! New releases, recapping notable Kingston shows of the week as we lead into a week of Halloween shows. Music by: Calva Louise, Razorlight, The Wood Burning Savages, BXKS, swim school, Virgins, JD Cliffe, Adore, Poppy Ajudha, TRAITS, Alffa, Dream Wife, The Great Leslie, Michael Kiwanuka, Gondolas, Flat Party, Girlband!, Kokoroko. Find this week's playlist here. Do try and support artists directly! Touch that dial and tune in live! We're on at CFRC 101.9 FM in Kingston, or on cfrc.ca, Sundays 8 to 9:30 PM! Get in touch with the show for requests, submissions, giving feedback or anything else: email yellowbritroad@gmail.com, Twitter @⁠YellowBritCFRC⁠, IG @⁠yellowbritroad⁠. PS: submissions, cc music@cfrc.ca if you'd like other CFRC DJs to spin your music on their shows as well. Like what we do? Donate to help keep our 102-year old station going!

If you were at Back To The Farm this weekend, or missed us for any other reason, catch up on this week's show here! We had the best new releases from the UK and Ireland, including: Snow Patrol, Rooftop Caravan, bôa, Fontaines D.C., The Royston Club, Desperate Journalist, Lovejoy, Nubya Garcia, Master Peace, Poppy Ajudha, Hyphen, Death Cult Electric, Los Bitchos, Gondolas, She Drew The Gun, Georgia Ruth, Euros Childs, Bayboards, Fever Dreams, Peter Xan, Baby Schillaci, The Bug Club, Surya Sen, Dread FM, The Meringues. Next week, we'll be joined on the show by rising Leeds dance punk outfit Adult DVD! Find this week's playlist here. Do try and support artists directly! Touch that dial and tune in live! We're on at CFRC 101.9 FM in Kingston, or on cfrc.ca, Sundays 8 to 9:30 PM! Get in touch with the show for requests, submissions, giving feedback or anything else: email yellowbritroad@gmail.com, Twitter @⁠YellowBritCFRC⁠, IG @⁠yellowbritroad⁠. PS: submissions, cc music@cfrc.ca if you'd like other CFRC DJs to spin your music on their shows as well. Like what we do? Donate to help keep our 101-year old station going!

Michael Moynihan tells Gareth we need transformative ideas for Cork, including floating gondolas for Patrick's Hill. And we need to be more Spanish about keeping the city clean and tidy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gold & Bronze - Mick from Dolphin Swimming Club saw the Olympic determination of Daniel Wiffen & Mona McSharry when they were kids…Cork is built on seven hills - Should we introduce gondola lifts to help the city?. Feeling Social? - How A Simple Code Message Can Lead To Financial Ruin Or Getting locked out of your Facebook account & lots more Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Alpensugus.   Musik Marco Mazotti - Chind va dä achtziger - Acoustic Version Orange Radio - Sweet Spot Pascal Gamboni - Verd Gottfried Supersaxo - z`chlei Muggu if dinum Putti / Dialog am Strandbad - ( Mani Matter by GoSu ) Arthur Henry - Sounds of Swiss Alps   Ist Badminton bad? So was von gluschtig uf na Partie Federball mit dir. Anna hat ihre Brüste auch nie getauft und nun frage ich alle Männer wieso man den das Gefühl hat eurem Penis einen Namen zu geben? Nach meiner Umfrage frage nicht nur ich mich - sondern auch die beiden Künstlerinnen Justine Koeke und Mimose Pale folgendes : Fehlt es der Erotik  an Humor.   Meine sehr geehrte Community des gelesenen oder gesprochenen Wortes. Sie werden sich nun wieder Fragen ob es in diesem Bericht schon wieder nur um Puttini und andersartige gluschtige Sauereinen geht. Die Idee einen Fels zu penetrieren, ist komisch aber irgendwie interessant sagt Mimosa aber wie gesagt, in diesem Essay versuchen wir aber auch Grenzen zu sprengen? Spontanität schlägt die geplante Inszenierung. Frau im Wald als Input, Inzucht und Inszenierung oder wollen wir hier und jetzt mal lieber über das Unwetter diskutieren? Oder eben den Walliser Schwarznasuschafwollerollchragubikini ?   Den Backscratcher haben wir im Institut für Schneeflockeninventar diese Woche mit der Kralle ausgestattet ,damit man,  und ja weil gerade der nächste Winter schon fast wieder vor der Türe steht… mit ja der Kralle ausgestattet. Dies vereinfacht das öffnen der Schnallen der Skischuh - genau und das schliessen. Weil die Arme im älter ja immer kürzer werden…..! Auch beim Versuch die Lebenabschnittparterin/er zu umarmen, nun gut da hilft die Kralle nicht wirklich. Vielleicht hilf da nur weniger von diesem leckeren Aufschnitt? Aber unserem Gunti wird die Tage dafür sicher auch was einfallen.  Zurück zur Frage - fehlt es der Erotik an Humor? Absolut mein Justyna. Dieser Bereich des Lebens wird sehr ernst genommen, aber wenn es lustig sein soll, wird es schnell unangenehm. Wir wollen zeigen, dass erotische Fantasien auch witzig und unangenehm sein können, ohne unangenehme, dreckige Hintergedanken. Mimosa : Und es war auch die Idee neue Bilder zu schaffen, weg von dem was wir schon kennen. So eine nackte Frau im in der Natur ist ja das klassische Bild. Das zu brechen mit Humor und Witz, war unser Ziel.  www.justynakoeke.com www.mimosapale.com   Letzte Woche ging das Gerücht herum, dass Nemo der neue Botschafter des Walliser Schwarznasenwollrollchragubikini wird? Ein Modell gerade eben deswegen ist auch für das 3. Geschlecht in Planung. Gunti welcher in diesem Projekt federführend ist wird von der besten Ehefrau der Welt, von seiner Marie tatkräftig unterstützt. Auch ging in den letzten Wochen der Planung und Umfragen sehr viel Feedback ein. Männer wünschen sich einen einfachen Verschluss betreffend Öffnung. Frauen meinten : auch wenn nie beide Brüste gleich gross seinen, so sei es nicht so gravierend, dass nun Milli eine Korbgrösse mehr braucht als Vanilliiii. Das Bundesamt für sorgenlosen Geschlechtsvfairkehr nimmt sich solchen Anliegen an.  Und wir haben mir deswegen ernsthaft Sorgen gemacht, und gedacht, ja gerade wir werden hier was revoluzzen? Immerhin kommt die Idee der super flex scretch Rollkragen sehr gut an. Bedenken betreffend wasserdicht und heiss = wasserdicht ja weil auch Schafe gerne schwimmen und heiss nein - weil die Wolle des Walliser  Schwarznasenschafes ja Hitze abweisend ist. Ansonsten wie gesagt, gibt es den W-Lan föhn mit dem super cool glacier air button und ja trocknen kann man den BH mit dem very red very hot sahara air button.    Die Dienststelle für mehr Spontanküsserei hat diese Woche wiederum festgestellt, dass die Zahlen der Geschlechtsfairkehr-Fairehrer nach oben steigt. Dies wiederum kommt der Herstellung der handglismutu Hanf-Schwarznasukondom zu gute. Z`Marie hat ja nun richtig viel um die Ohren weil sie neben all diesen Ideen von Gunti vollamtlich als selbständige Foodbloggerin und Vinfluencerin tätig ist. Diese Woche kreierte sie für the Snowroom by Horny Chef einen weissen Dipp - Quark - Fajita Spice - feinstes Olivenöl, dieser Dipp perfekt in den Wraps oder Pitta Bred.  Vollkorn-Wraps aus Walliser Roggenmehl - Gemüse und Huhn roasted on the BBQ. Dazu und weil ja gerade eben die Alpenrosen blühen ein feinstes Glas von diesem süffigen Rosé der Cave Fin Bec mit einem Preis-Leistungsfairhältnis welches zu finden gilt. Wie gesagt, passend zu Schärfe der Fajitas die Frucht und Leichtigkeit des Rosé welcher aus Pinot Noir aus Salgesch - Oberwallis,  Humagne Rouge aus dem Unterwallis, und aus Grenache von Südfrankreich kredenzt wird. Und ja Marie ist heute übrigens den ganzen Tag nicht erreichbar, sie ist so an einem Workshop welches von den anonymen Querdenkern in Zusammenarbeit mit der Fairzettelungsagentur organisiert wurde - Titel : erfolgreich scheitern.    https://finbec.ch/fin-bec-rose-sel-no-22/   Kulinarische Events : Walliser Raclette Abend mit den passenden Weinen - Hof Musegg Luzern by Rolly Lobsiger    Zurück bei Freggy 2.0 o. Freggy 2 Point Zero. Haute Couture de la Perle des Alpes. The official Brand des Schwarznasenwollerollchragubikiniiiii!!! Sich in drückender schwüler Hitze elegant zu kleiden und gleichzeitig nicht vor Hitze zu vergehen, ist gar nicht so einfach. Das Sommerstück by Freggy 2.0 soll da helfen. Der Walliser Schwarznasuwollerollchragubinini aus feinster und ja wie der Name schon sagt, aus feinster Walliser Schwarznasenwolle, welche temperaturregulierend Eigenschaften hat und so überschüssige Wärme ableitet. Hier auch etwas inspiriert vom Studio Oboi welches mit Merinowolle arbeitet. Die Wolle ist ein Wunder der Natur. Sie hat amtungsaktive Eigenschaften und wirkt gleichzeitig temperaturregulierend. Das tönt ja schon fast wie die Werbung aus der Dauerfernsehsendung ? www.studioosoi.com     Wie bauen Fructarier ein Haus? Aus Bananenkisten. Wollte nur mal so bisschen ablenken und gekonnt das Thema wechseln. Und aus was besteht das Material des Brautkleides? Aus Organgenhaut. Da gibt es doch noch diesen Witz? Bisschen Frauenfeindlich? Eine Frau muss sich eine Woche lang nicht waschen und schmeckt immer noch fruchtig. Wieso? Wegen der Orangenhaut. Sicher äu vom Rolf Schmid?    Museum Tipp der Woche : am Dienstag eröffnet im Museum Blumenstein in Solothurn die neue Ausstellung - Seife - Sex und Schokolade.  Immer noch fällt es dem weiblichen Geschlecht schwer über ihre sexuelle Lust zu sprechen. Der Umgang mit unserer Körperlichkeit ist geprägt durch die Erziehung, die Gesellschaft und die Zeit, in der man lebt, und entsprechend mit zahlreichen Tabus und Schamgefühlen verbunden.    IM TV sah ich, wie eine Frau versuchte, ihren Mann mit den Brüsten zu ersticken und da ein Feedback von Claudia Nova noch betreffend eben ob sie ihre Brüste getauft hat. Claudia arbeitet als Escort Dame der gehobenen Art und schreibt auch immer mal wieder was tolles in Ihrem Blog. www.claudianvoca.ch. Mehr Infos dazu natürlich im bei @ Radio Supersaxo diese Woche.    Sollen wir nun zu den Lift Anekdote oder ja was mich diese Woche sehr tief beeindruckt hat, die Solidarität in Saas-Grund und wie da geholfen wurde. Ich persönlich frage mich - und klar kann man immer noch via Twint helfen oder auch vor Ort die Schaufel anpacken. Aber eben zu meiner Frage - wie lange geht es bis solche Umweltkatastrophen ein professionelles Umweltmarketing braucht. Viele Firmen waren mit ihren Mitarbeiter:innen vor Ort. Kräftig wurde alle Fotografiert, Selfies, für die Followers und auf der Suche nach den Likes? Tu gutes und rede darüber.    Ich finde eher - tu gutes und schweige darüber? Wie uncool und unprofessionell und gerade eben ausschlachten. Die Gaffer am Strassenrand. Die Medien. Die Berichte. Vielleicht gibt es schon bald Unwetter Team Building Events und ein Merchandising mit T-Shirts - I helped Saas-Grund 2024.    NGO`s waren vor Ort. Non - Governmental organizations zu Deutsch : Nichtregulierungsorganisationen. Darunter versteht man eine Gruppe von Menschen, die sich zusammenschliessen, um gemeinsame Interessen zu verfolgen und Probleme in der Gesellschaft anzugehen.  Teambuliding und Wiederaufbau. Gemeinsam aufräumen - helfen - das Team bei. Umweltkatastrophen zusammenschweissen. Die nächste Umweltkatastrophe kommt bestimmt. Firmen könnten jetzt schon tolle Angebote offerieren für den Wiederaufbau und sich positionieren.  Die Gaffer:innen feiern sich so richtig anstatt mit anzupacken. Wer hat mir geholfen? Die Armee und der Zivilschutz sind doch vor Ort. Egoismus?   Humanitäre Hilfsorganisationen rücken an. Spenden werden gesammelt. Wo war Unicef, Caritas und der WWF. Freiwilligenprojekte hier vor Ort anstatt nach Afrika fliegen. Ein Auslandsjahr und vielleicht könnten solche Angebote von den Amerikanern und den Asiatischen Gutmensch Menschen gebucht werden?  In Zusammenarbeit mit Greenpeace Travel und der Suisse sowie  Terre des Hommes und Shell.    World Vision präsentiert die Idee mit der Patenschaft neu und man wird heute nicht mehr Pate/in von einem Kind in Afrika nein man übernimmt die Patenschaft eines Saaser Mutten. Das sind die Schafe mit den langen Haaren welche von Pro Specia Rara geschützt sind.    Auch Murmeltierbauten - Tunnels und ihre Bewohner und Bewohnerinnen wurden überflutet. Doch darüber will woll noch niemand berichten. Vielleicht könnte Gunti auch Gondolas für eben Murmeltiere bauen aber wie umsetzen? Oder eben die Arche Noah aus Saaser Lärchenholz. Nächster Abfahrtstermin : 02.08.2024 : 16.30 ! 

Alpengigolos.   Zuerst aber bitte noch kräftig Saas-Grund unterstützen - dies könnt Ihr via Twint siehe Bild unten im Blog oder Bild auf meinen Social Media Account.  www.gottfriedsupersaxo.net/blog   Z`Baby vam đã Fructarier also so z`Bett - wie seisch : äm,  die Wiege - also Fructier-Eltern legen ihr frisch geborenes Baby in eine Wassermelone ! Wer keine Babys will verhütet mit einem Fruchtgummi. Papa va där Mel B hät gmeinttt so äbu äu Aufklärung etc. Di bescht Verhütung isch wenn die Pille zwüschä knöi chlemsch !    Manch einer Zuhörerin ist auch schon aufgefallen, dass es auf Radio Supersaxo so zimliii vil  Puttini u suscht Gluschtigs vorkommt ! U da häni a tolli Zeichnig gseh : Gardening is so much easyer when i dont wear a Bra. U schi äbu so im Gartu wo schi ihrusch Hängebriischt als Kneischonär brücht.  Im Institut für mehr Spontanküsserei u in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Bundesamt für mehr sorgenlosen Geschlechtsverkehr bieten diese Dienstellen Workshops an für mehr Selbstvertrauen in einem Leben mit Hängebrüsten….! Ob ich zu lange an der mütterlichen Brust war - werde ich öfters gefragt? Also die fittlabluttu Puttini vor dem Spiegel - meint z`Millie zum Vanilliii u den Witz hatten wir ja in der letzten Sendung? Aber dem mim Jesus und meint a Frau so zum Jesus am Kreuz : Was machsch dä dü da? Ihm just hanging around. U där Witz mit der Autobahn Wallis u Dubai?   Betreffend dem Walliser Schwarznasenwollerollkragenbikini haben Frauen bedenken es könnte so die Brustwarzen verkratzen - jucken - reiben tun? Wir erinnern uns das wir die Brustwarzen der Frau schon lange Puttiponginis tauften? Weil Warze nicht wirklich schön? Also beim Kauf eines Walliser Schwarznasenwollerollkragenbikini wird deshalb für sensible und sensitive Puttiponginis eine Topf Murmeltiersalbe mitgeliefert. Einreiben kann dies die Frau selbst oder einer der Alpengigolos aus unserem Netzwerk. Der Topf aus Saaser Lärchenholz - hergestellt in einer regionalen Schreinerei mit Mitmenschen mit wie sagt man dem neu ? Inklusion ?    U Z`Marie ja die beste Ehefrau von allen hat letztes mal den Gunti mit der schmutzigen Wäsche in den Waschsalon geschickt, weil zu Hause die Maschine kaputt war und Gunti mit seinem W-Lan Föhn diese nicht wirklich reparieren konnte. Auch der W-Lan Duschkopf mit der Wasser Waschmaschinen Einspritzfunktion war nicht wirklich eine Hilfe und den Backscratcher, ja nu.  Gunti blickte hypnotisiert in die Waschmaschine als eine Frau mit kurzen Haaren und langen Hals nun ja diese Frau welche der Deutschen Schauspielerin so gleicht - ach wie heisst die schon wieder? Jasmin Gerat. Die Frau also im Waschsalon legt ihre schmutzige Wäsche aus der Tasche in die Waschmaschine - ein rotiii Buttitshiffra kit am Briii ….   Danach zieht sich die Frau fittlablutt aus und auch diese Kleider mit hinein und schaut den Mann an - also den Gunti und ach ja - sie sind alleine und nun wissen sie ja was passiert? Sie fragt ihn ob sie seine Kleider - also die welche er gerade noch so anhat auch mitwaschen soll. Fittlablutt stehen sie so nun im Waschsalon und gucken hypnotisiert in die Waschmaschinen. Sie meint dann zu ihm : Eigentlich könnten wir uns ja ein bisschen Vergnügen? Er : Komplet verdattert und verwittert etc etc - ja eigentliiiii!!! Während dem läutet bei den Häfligers das Telefon. Ein anonymer Anruf. Z`Marie ignoriert den Anruf. Sie ignoriert alle anonymen Anrufe. 3 Tage hinter einander, immer zu gleichen Zeit, drei anonyme Anrufe. Und dann war Schluss. Keine anonyme Anrufe mehr. Z`Marie fühlte sich irgendwie anders, niemand mehr der anruft. Diese Ruhe machte sie unruhig. Im Radio läuft das Lied : Kein Schwein ruft mich an, keine Sau interessiert sich für mich !    Z`Gunti kommt spät aus der Wäscherei zurück und strahlt wie ein Maikäfer im Julli und Z`Marie schöpft den Verdacht, dass er wohl wieder in der Schäferstube am fendälä isch gsiiiii und war nicht bevor er ging ein Fleck auf seinem Pullover? Gläubuu ich spinnu so langsam denkst sich Marie.    Sie schickt ihn in den Garten wo er ans seinen Naturprojekten weiter arbeiten tutet. Wieso baust du eigentlich so viele *Gondolas - das mit dem Hochwasser ist ja jetzt durch? Und verchäuft häsch äu nu nix Im Radio läuft Rondo Veneziano. Aber Schatziii Bohniiii häsch där Wättärbriiicht färs Wuchunänd no nid gluegt? *Die Gondolas aus Saaser Lärchenholz welche man mit dem Old Alpine Shop Stick… - wir erinnern uns an die weise Voraussagen - dass die neue Walliser Autobahn überschwemmt wird und nun Gunti sein Gondola Verleih im Tal - also auf der verschütteten neuen Walliser Autobahn ausbauen will?  Diese Szene mim Marie und dem Gunti erinnert uns stark an die Zeit als Gunti noch Künstler war. In seinem Atelier schuf er ein expressiv-abstraktes Werk nach dem anderen und da kam Marie in sein Atelier : was malusch dä so viel Bildär wenn nix verchäufsch? Abärrr Schatzi Bohniiii - jetzu stellt där vor : d`Hochkonkunkunktur chunt z rugg u Liiiit händ ändli widär Gäld får Küscht u i hä dä kei Bilder ? U ja das mit der Gondola erinnert doch auch an die Szene mit Noah als der die Arche baute?    Ach ja, betreffend Noah. Unsere Hunde welche ich Gassi und ja die reden ja viel miteinander und da meinte Noah so zu Bandit und ja klar sie reden griechisch miteinander und das auch nur um mich zu ärgern, waren ja nur kurz in Griechenland aber wenn es um Europa geht - da geht ihnen die Neutralität der Schweizer…..!!!   Αν ήμουν άνθρωπος, θα έπαιζα γκολφ;…………!!! Und was sie aber nicht wussten, dass ich Ihre Diskussionen schon lange via KI übersetzen lasse !! Muesch us hie hä - abär äu hie ? Noah so zu Bandit : Wenn du ein Mensch wärst! Würdest du golfen? Nein lieber lismu antwortete Bandit.    Kira und ich wiederum gönnten uns diese Tage eine Entrecote Diät weil ja nun gut die Beilagen den Braten nun auch nicht fett machen? Kennen Sie die Band - Phantom DOTS? Und weil die Schweiz ja gerade so gut Fussball und HBS = Happy Birthday Switzerland und vielleicht gibt es schon bald mal eine neue Sendung auf Radio Supersaxo :  könnten wir auch LIVE machen? Oder auf der Strasse?  Telefon Aufzeichnung ?    Sali hie isch Godi S va Radio Supersaxo - genau - z`wundrig Saasi. Im üFTRAG vam Institut fär meh Spontanküsserei u vom Bundesamt für mehr sorgenlosen Geschlechtsverkehr sind wir ja am Projekt des Walliser Schwarznasenwollerollchragubikini und machen eine etwas intime Umfrage :  Frage 1 = Sind dini Puttini beidiii gliich gross ?  Frage 2 = Händ dini Puttini ähnlich wie bei Mel B an Namu zb äbu : Milli und Vanilliii! Und ja die Antworten werden natürlich im Radio anonym publiziert - also die Audio Dateien und gut , es kann also nun gut und gerne vorkommen, dass sie die Stimme der Nachbarin erkennen?    Heute ist Kunst, bleiben Sie zu Hause. Hans Ulrich Siegenthaler.   Das der Walliser Schwarznasuwollchragubikini nun mit dem Super Flex Stretch Kragen erhältlich ist  und in den Grössen s-xxl sim fitten habe ich Ihnen schon erzählt? Meine Finken mit Skischnallen für den neusten Sketch umgebaut worden und ja eben mit dem Backscratcher….!!! ? Als wir letzthin so kein Netzwerk und doch Strom hatten. Die Menschen wie kopflose Hühner durch unser autofreies von der Umwelt abgeschnittenes Tal und   Dorf irrten um ein Signal zu bekommen? Nun gut wenn man Termine und ja jemand dringen erreichen muss und gerade kein Walky Talky hat? Früher kommunizierte man noch mit Alphörnern ( Festnetz )  von Tal zu Tal oder eben einem Büchel ( das Natel der Alpen ) oder der Segenstab ( an Art Trichter ? ) Segensprüchli ? Ob die alten ritsch rätsch Credit Card Maschinen noch funktionieren? Barzahlung?  Und wie die Menschen sich in sich verlieren so ohne Netzanschluss ? Die Nabelschnur wurde getrennt und nun schaut weiter? Immer heiter ?    Vielleicht müsste eines der Dienstleistungsagenturen von uns so Workshops anbieten? Wird ja nicht besser? So selber eine Gondola bauen? Oder Feuer machen? Kerzen giessen? Alpenkommunikation? Mit Hörnern ? Man kann ja auch mit Schnur und Dose? Oder auch Pfeil und Bogen und sich danach aufessen? Man weiss ja nie wie lange die Strasse gesperrt ist? Gut darüber macht man jetzt wirklich keine Witze?  Gut dann halt wieder Hängebrüste? Gerade ist mir eine Frau auf einem Einhorn begegnet welche ihre Brust als Lasso brauchte um den flüchtenden Wolf…..! Äu nid guet ? Ein Pärchen beim Joggen. Er : Schatz, darf ich zur Motivation deine Brüste sehen? Sie : Deine sollten Motivation genug sein.  Man Boobs. Hühnerbrüste. Und wenn z`Maggie gnueg hät va der Magie geit z`Julie im Juli  mim Jules ga schonglieru.   Mel B hät dä äu gschribu : Weisch fär was so Hängebriiischt u wir chentlii ja so as best of Hängebriiischt ? Also Schal, Hängebrücke u äbu Mel B : Weisch fär was so Hengäbrischt äu nu guet siiii? Wä dä z vill Fendant häsch kä u chlie mueh häsch mit stah chasch si ane pfoschte oder as gländer abindu….!  Oder wenn ä Mugge ufum Rücke, mitten Püppi erschlah. Stelläddd näh das doch grad a mal so bildlich im Video vor u wie das klatscht u tätsch u brätscht wie na Chlapf anä Griiiind?    Die Wucha gits übrigens Fin Bec Rose well ja äu wiederum so Alpenrosen draussen sind u där passt einzigartig eifach so zu nix u eifach gniessu oder live by Horny Chef at the Snowroom : Poulet Pastrami mit einem Mousse aus geräucherter Forelle, fairfeinert mit frischen Alpenkräutern und on top so Sellery Crunch Jetzu isch mär ja wegen grün = Nachhaltigkeit u Pink = sozialem Engagement eingefallen, eben auch betreffend Energiefairbrauch = Dicke Menschen brauchen ja in der Badewanne weniger Wasser? Das hatten wir schon? Und auch im Sommer spenden sie den dünnen Menschen mehr Schatten, diese Wiederum sparen Strom weil sie weniger Klima Anlage?    Fendalisliert kochte Siglinde am Herd, gut heftete sie sich mit ihren Brüsten an der Ventilation an damit sie den Halt nicht verlor. Mein Küchenchef Alffons Sütterlin  ja früher auch mit dem Torchon am Herd angebunden, nachdem er zu lange mit dem Maitre d Hotel Pepe Molino im Weissweinkeller war….!!!   Musik by  Cardinals - Hotel Ofenhorn - Sinadingdong Der Tempär verzellt - Alpesegen Florian Egli - Enfant Terrible Die Nachbarn - UHU Üsserorts - Schnee   Comedy Very   Vinotainmant u Gluschtigs Cave Fin Bec Sion - Fin Bec Rosé CHF 16.00 7.5DL gibt es aber auch in 3/75dl Flaschen - perfekt für so vorne ins Auto Horny Chet @ the Snow Room

What is the best form of public transit and why is it a gondola? Others may try to dispute this claim, but in this episode, we explain why you should join the #GondolaGang and convince your friends to do the same. 

Champagne might be the king of bubbly, but that doesn't mean it's the surefire option for every situation. Sommelier Matthew Kaner—former SommTV host and current wine correspondent for Men's Journal—joins us to discuss the unique characteristics of the world's best sparkling wines and how they can play a starring role … starting with Italy. While Emilia-Romagna might be best known for cars and food—and Venice for Gondolas—both serve as home base for Italy's most famous apertif-friendly wines. Plus, we talk the challenges for wine writers in today's landscape and how America became to Prosecco's greatest ally. Wine Featured on This Episode: 2022 Fattoria Moretto Canova Lambrusco Grasparossa di Castelvetro Emilia-Romagna Join the Unfiltered Podcast Wine Club 4 bottles per shipment hand selected by Amanda Delivered every 2 months (1 wine/episode) / 6x per year $120 + tax Shipping Included Cancel anytime 10% off all Wine Access purchases Links and Mentions Nothing Left to Say? By Karen MacNeil Men's Journal Wine Column Wine News in 5 on IG by Samantha Cole Johnson (Senior US Editor , Jancis Robinson) Follow us on social! IG: @wineaccessunfiltered Twitter:  @wineaccesspod Host: Amanda McCrossin Shop all the wines at Wine Access

Orna O'Reilly, accomplished interior designer shares her journey from Ireland to thrilling days in South Africa, where she queued 5 hours to vote for Nelson Mandela to perilous times dodging danger in Mozambique. Once back in Ireland, she felt the irresistible pull to the place of her dreams: Italy. Her passion for Italian landscapes and culture reveals her decade-long affair with the heart of Europe and her leap of faith in selling her Galway home for a new chapter near Padova. Her stories capture the essence of community acceptance and the delicate dance of belonging in a foreign land.Whether you want to relocate abroad or simply crave an armchair travel escape, Orna's candid insights offer a window into the expatriate life in Italy—a testament to the transformative power of embracing new horizons.Today's episode is brought to you by the Joan of Arc Scroll Medal, a beautiful brass alloy medal, designed by award-winning artist, Pat Benincasa. This uniquely shaped medal is ideal for holiday or as a special occasion gift! Visit www.patbenincasa-art.comFor international listeners the medal is available on Etsy.Joan of Arc Scroll Medal This brass alloy medal can be worn on a necklace, a keychain, dogtags, on a bag, or in your car.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Please Note: The views expressed by our guests do not necessarily reflect the views of the podcaster.Follow me on Instagram!

Tech companies today are building bigger and bigger campuses. Think about Google's sprawling complex in Mountain View, Facebook's expansive headquarters in Menlo Park, and Amazon's new HQ2 in Arlington, VA. These are not just workplaces; they are mini-cities, pulsating with thousands of employees every day. Just trying to get around campus becomes a rather daunting task and that's a problem that Jeral Poskey, founder of Swyft Cities, thinks about a lot:Swyft Cities was founded in 2019 by some Google Alums, behind the real estate and transportation programs for Google Campuses! The problem they were trying to solve? How do you move massive amounts of people in an increasingly growing campus?Jeral envisions a future where getting around tech campuses and cityscapes is as seamless as hopping on a ski lift, but with the urban flair of downtown gondola rides.Swift Cities isn't just about easing commutes; it's about transforming how we interact with our urban environments, making them more accessible, sustainable, and enjoyable. As Jeral puts it, it's about creating a 'Goldilocks density' of urban living, where communities thrive without the clutter and pollution of cars.Helpful links:Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/episode-35-why-swim-when-you-can-fly/id1687567073?i=1000645351345TechCrunch Win & Pitchhttps://www.holmessolutions.com/whoosh/https://www.businessinsider.com/america-parking-lot-spaces-addiction-economy-housing-costs-inflation-2023-4Support the showThings Have Changed

Private Water Taxis: Navigating Venice's Waterways in StyleVenice is comprised of an intricate network of canals. For a truly luxurious experience, opt for a private water taxi to whisk you away to your destination. Glide through the shimmering waters of the Grand Canal, passing historic palaces and ornate bridges, as your knowledgeable guide tells the tales of Venice's storied past! Private water taxis typically cost 70-80 Euros and are well worth the ride.Hotel ai Cavalieri di Venezia: A Luxurious RetreatUnwind in style at the Hotel ai Cavalieri di Venezia, a luxurious boutique hotel nestled in the heart of Venice's historic center. Indulge in elegant accommodations adorned with sumptuous furnishings and modern amenities, and savor exquisite Venetian cuisine at the Hotel's gourmet restaurant. With its impeccable service and prime location, Hotel ai Cavalieri di Venezia offers the perfect base for exploring all that Venice has to offer.Mask Stores: Unveiling Venice's Carnival TraditionStroll through Venice's enchanting mask stores, which hark back to the city's famous Carnival celebrations. In addition, you can explore the narrow alleys of this "City of Mazes" to discover hidden gems where artisans craft exquisite masks using traditional techniques passed down through generations. Whether you're seeking a whimsical souvenir or a stunning piece of wearable art, Venice's mask stores offer something for every taste. Shopping: A Venetian Retail TherapyIndulge your inner shopaholic as you meander through Venice's charming streets lined with boutiques and artisanal shops. From high-end fashion boutiques showcasing Italian luxury brands to quaint artisan workshops selling handcrafted goods, Venice offers a shopping experience like no other. Treat yourself to Venetian lace, Murano glass jewelry, or delectable Venetian delicacies. Venice is the perfect place to find a souvenir. This way, you can remember Venice long after you've returned home. My favorite souvenirs from Venice were a porcelain blue and gold mini mask I bought the first time I visited and a matching red and gold leather crossbody purse and wallet, which I was gifted by family members who visited Venice.Basilica di San Marco and Doge's Palace Tour: A Glimpse into Venice's Glorious PastStep back in time as you explore the iconic landmarks of Venice, including the magnificent Basilica di San Marco and the imposing Doge's Palace. Marvel at the intricate mosaics adorning the basilica's façade, depicting scenes from biblical tales and Venetian history. Then, venture inside to admire the opulent interior adorned with shimmering gold leaf and precious marbles. Next, embark on a guided tour of the Doge's Palace, once the seat of Venetian political power, and immerse yourself in the grandeur of its ornate chambers and lavish frescoes.Private Gondola Rides: Romance on Venice's CanalsNo trip to Venice would be complete without a romantic gondola ride along its tranquil waterways. Snuggle up with your loved one as your gondolier serenades you with melodic Italian ballads, offering a unique perspective of Venice's iconic landmarks bathed in the golden light of dusk. Opt for a private gondola ride for an intimate experience that promises to create cherished memories that will last a lifetime.Theater La Fenice: A Cultural ExtravaganzaImmerse yourself in Venice's vibrant cultural scene with a visit to the illustrious Teatro La Fenice. Renowned for its spectacular opera performances and classical concerts, La Fenice promises an unforgettable evening of artistic excellence. Marvel at the theater's opulent interiors adorned with gilded stucco work and intricate frescoes as you enjoy a captivating performance by world-class artists. If you don't have time to see a show but still want to visit the gorgeous Teatro, you can take an audio tour.Concerts at Vivaldi's Four Seasons: Musical Magic in VeniceFor music aficionados, a visit to Vivaldi's Four Seasons promises an unforgettable auditory experience. Situated in the heart of Venice, this historic venue hosts a series of concerts showcasing the timeless works of the legendary composer Antonio Vivaldi. Lose yourself in the sublime melodies of Vivaldi's masterpieces as you bask in the intimate ambiance of this historic concert hall.Murano Glass Factory Tours: A Fascinating Artisanal TraditionEmbark on a journey to the nearby island of Murano to discover the centuries-old tradition of Murano glassmaking. Witness skilled artisans at work as they transform molten glass into exquisite works of art using age-old techniques passed down through generations. Marvel at the dazzling array of glass sculptures, chandeliers, and jewelry on display, and perhaps even purchase a one-of-a-kind piece to adorn your home.A Day Trip to The Colorful Fishing Village of Burano: A Photographic ParadiseEscape the crowds of Venice and venture off the beaten path to the picturesque island of Burano. Famous for its vibrant pastel-colored houses and intricate lacework, Burano offers a tranquil retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city. Explore the quaint streets lined with charming cafes and artisanal shops, and don't forget to capture the postcard-perfect scenes that abound at every turn.Venice captivates the imagination with its timeless beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture. Whether you're gliding along its tranquil waterways in a private gondola, exploring its iconic landmarks, or immersing yourself in its rich art and music scene, Venice promises a truly magical experience that will linger in your memory long after you've bid arrivederci to this enchanting city.

We just knew those ashes were going to go flying the wrong direction as soon as Sutton took them out lol. Also what is with Kyle saying she doesn't know what she's ever signing? A bit sus Over on Miami, Lisa continues to be the worst and Kiki stays WINNING! TIMESTAMPS: 00:00:40:07 - RHOBH 00:40:19:19 - RHOM FOLLOW PIA ON SOCIAL: @piagetv Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/piagetv/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@piagetv SPONSOR: Hungryroot Go to Hungryroot.com/SHESPEAKS to get 40% off your first delivery and get your free veggies. That's Hungryroot.com/SHESPEAKS Don't forget to use our link, so they know we sent you. SPONSOR: Lume Control Body Odor ANYWHERE with @lumedeodorant and get $5 off your Starter Pack (that's over 40% off) with promo code SHESPEAKS at lumedeodorant.com/shespeaks! #lumepod SPONSOR: Addyi  Addyi.com  Go on a Tizepatide journey with me: Go to https://regenics.com/?ref=4889 and use code EMILY10 for 10% off! #regenicsjourney JOIN THE PATREON! https://www.patreon.com/shesspeaking Classic Bravo Episodes (bra party, table flip, cancer-gate, it's not about the pasta) Early Release of Every Episode No Ads! Community Interaction! Exclusive Content! SUBSCRIBE TO MY YOUTUBE CHANNEL - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxspMsBruMQjN265ZGNoV1A BUY ME A COFFEE - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/shesspeaking FOLLOW ME ON SOCIAL: @shesspeakingwithemilyhanks Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/shesspeakingwithemilyhanks TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@shesspeakingwithemily Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/shesspeakingwithemilyhanks/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Zack and Maddy on the mic this week recapping all things Bravo! First up in That's My Opinion! (0:40), they talk the Grammy's and Kandi's announcement there that she will be departing RHOA, PLUS all the juicy casting/reboot/crossover rumors about RHOA and RHONY! Then they get into the latest episodes of Vanderpump Rules (25:39), the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills (49:49), and the Real Housewives of Miami! (1:07:37)Thanks for supporting our show! New bonus content on our Patreon channel every week, including regular recaps of The Traitors and RuPaul's Drag Race! Support the showConnect with us: https://linktr.ee/Aboutbravo06

We just knew those ashes were going to go flying the wrong direction as soon as Sutton took them out lol. Also what is with Kyle saying she doesn't know what she's ever signing? A bit sus Over on Miami, Lisa continues to be the worst and Kiki stays WINNING! TIMESTAMPS: 00:00:40:07 - RHOBH 00:40:19:19 - RHOM FOLLOW PIA ON SOCIAL: @piagetv Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/piagetv/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@piagetv SPONSOR: Hungryroot Go to Hungryroot.com/SHESPEAKS to get 40% off your first delivery and get your free veggies. That's Hungryroot.com/SHESPEAKS Don't forget to use our link, so they know we sent you. SPONSOR: Lume Control Body Odor ANYWHERE with @lumedeodorant and get $5 off your Starter Pack (that's over 40% off) with promo code SHESPEAKS at lumedeodorant.com/shespeaks! #lumepod SPONSOR: Addyi  Addyi.com  Go on a Tizepatide journey with me: Go to https://regenics.com/?ref=4889 and use code EMILY10 for 10% off! #regenicsjourney JOIN THE PATREON! https://www.patreon.com/shesspeaking Classic Bravo Episodes (bra party, table flip, cancer-gate, it's not about the pasta) Early Release of Every Episode No Ads! Community Interaction! Exclusive Content! SUBSCRIBE TO MY YOUTUBE CHANNEL - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxspMsBruMQjN265ZGNoV1A BUY ME A COFFEE - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/shesspeaking FOLLOW ME ON SOCIAL: @shesspeakingwithemilyhanks Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/shesspeakingwithemilyhanks TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@shesspeakingwithemily Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/shesspeakingwithemilyhanks/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

NTD News Today—12/18/20231. Sec. Austin Meets Israeli Officials in Tel Aviv2. ‘Biggest Hamas Tunnel' Uncovered: Israel3. Possible Cyber Attack Hits Iran's Gas Stations4. Shipping Firms Avoid Red Sea Amid Houthi Attacks5. U.S. Hasn't Responded to Houthi Attacks on Ships6. Why Are Yemenis Attacking U.S. Ships?7. Red Sea Attacks Harming Global Supply Chain?8. Will the U.S. Respond to Houthi Naval Attacks?9. How to Protect the International Shipping Industry?10. Driver Who Hit Biden Motorcade Charged With DUI11. Biden Biz Dealings Narrative Falling Apart: Graham12. GOP Presidential Candidates Make Their Cases to Voters13. Chief Strategist for Pro-DeSantis Super Pac Resigns14. Storms in Northeast Threaten Urban Flooding15. NYC Under Weather Alert for Downpour16. Texas: Escaped Inmate Recaptured17. Quaker Recalls Products Over Salmonella Risk18. $10M Worth of Drugs Seized at San Diego Crossing19. Russia Has No Plan to Attack NATO: Putin20. Defense Pact to Allow U.S. Troops Into Finland21. Zelenskyy on Ukraine's New Goals for EU Accession22. Germany to Permanently Deploy Troops in Lithuania23. German Chancellor Scholz Tests Positive for Covid24. Greece Passes 2024 Budget Forecasting Higher Growth25. Canary Islands See Illegal Immigration Surge26. UK Dental System Pushes More Patients Abroad27. Robotic Arm Controlled by Breathing28. Santa Race Brings Thousands Near Paris29. Santas Ditch Sleighs for Gondolas in Venice30. Santas Run Through Streets of Latin America31. Santa Rappels Down to Deliver Gifts in Guatemala32. Christmas Blooms in Mexico With Poinsettias33. Sec. Austin Meets Israeli Officials in Tel Aviv34. ‘Biggest Hamas Tunnel' Uncovered: Israel35. GOP Presidential Candidates Make Their Cases to Voters36. Polls: Trump Leading Biden in Pa, AZ37. Justice Sandra Day O'Connor Honored by Scotus38. Nippon Steel Acquires U.S. Steel in $15B Deal39. Analysis: Will There Be Interest Rate Cuts in '24?40. Storms in Northeast Threaten Urban Flooding41. NYC Under Weather Alert for Downpour42. Southwest Airlines Fined $140M for Holiday Meltdown43. Alabama Store Sells Items From Unclaimed Baggage44. $10M Worth of Drugs Seized at San Diego Crossing45. Quaker Recalls Products Over Salmonella Risk46. Trial Begins for Hong Kong Tycoon Jimmy Lai47. Hong Kong Police Expand Dragnet on Overseas Activists48. Russia Has No Plan to Attack NATO: Putin49. New Defense Pact Allows U.S. Troops Into Finland50. Zelenskyy on Ukraine's New Goals for EU Accession51. Germany to Permanently Deploy Troops in Lithuania52. German Chancellor Scholz Tests Positive for Covid53. Colombia Seizes Cocaine Disguised as Charcoal54. Patriots Lose Again: Belichick's Future?55. Curry's Record 3-Pointer Streak Stops at 26856. Angels Reaction to Shohei Ohtani Leaving57. NASA Captures Biggest Solar Flare in 6 Years58. Are Christmas Costs Rising?59. $3.99 Thrift Store Vase Sells for Over $100K60. Reenactment Marks 250 Years Since Boston Tea Party

NTD Good Morning—12/18/20231. Car Plows Into Parked Vehicle in Biden's Motorcade2. Chief Strategist for Pro-DeSantis Super PAC Resigns3. GOP Presidential Candidates Make Their Cases to Voters4. Analysis of Weekend Campaigns in NH, NV, LA5. 4K Immigrants Enter Texas Sunday, 2 Rail Bridges Closed6. Senate Staffer Fired After Emergence of Sex Tape7. Rudy Giuliani Ordered to Pay Nearly $150M8. Alex Jones Ordered to Pay $75K in Fines9. Storms in Northeast Threaten Urban Flooding10. Iran-Backed Houthis Issue New Warning to Israel, US11. Analysis: US Requests AUS to Send Vessel to Red Sea12. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin Visits Israel13. Israel Uncovers Large Hamas Tunnel Near Gaza Border14. Putin Warns of Future Problems With Finland15. North Korea Fires ICBM16. US Homelessness Hits Highest Level17. Holiday Party Etiquette: Do's and Don'ts18. Car Hits Parked Vehicle in Biden's Motorcade19. Chief Strategist for Pro-DeSantis Super PAC Quits20. GOP 2024 Presidential Candidates Appeal to Voters21. 2 Rail Bridges Closed in Texas Amid Illegal Immigration Surge22. US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin in Israel23. Israel Determined to Free All Remaining Hostages24. Houthi Terrorists Issue New Warning to Israel, US25. Increased Terror Threats in the US During Holidays26. Storms in Northeast Threaten Urban Flooding27. Millions of Lights Bring Christmas Cheer to Croatian Town28. Santas Dump Sleighs for Gondolas in Venice

Since hearing, “Pottery God” from Gabby & The Gondolas, it was clear this was a band to watch. The mix of sounds and honest lyrics were refreshing and compelling to listen to and it's clear there's more to come.   In this interview, Max and Curtis chat with Kyle Neveau, the band's founder. We talk about how Gabby came to be and the origin of this unique band name. We do a deep dive into their EP “Pollyanna” and the diverse sounds and stories that make it up. It's described as “a snapshot in time” and we go into what that means and the timeframe Kyle wanted to capture.   Kyle also talks about the move he made from San Clemente, California, to Knoxville, Tennessee, and his experiences over the last couple years. The episode wouldn't be complete without talking about the stealer cover art for “Pollyanna,” and we give a shoutout to the artist behind this amazing creation.   Opening the episode is an excerpt from the debut single “Pottery God” and closing out the show is the follow-up, “Steamed Rice.”

Fluent Fiction - Italian: A Day in Venice: Gelato, Gondolas, and Little Adventures Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/a-day-in-venice-gelato-gondolas-and-little-adventures Story Transcript:It: Il sole splendeva alto nel cielo di Venezia, cocente e luminoso.En: The sun was shining high in the sky of Venice, scorching and bright.It: Luca e Sofia, due giovani viaggiatori, si facevano strada per le piccole e tortuose strade della città.En: Luca and Sofia, two young travelers, made their way through the small and winding streets of the city.It: I loro cuori erano pieni di emozione e i loro occhi pieni di meraviglia, gli audaci viaggiatori tenevano strette le mappe, cercando di trovare la strada per la famosa Piazza San Marco.En: Their hearts were filled with excitement and their eyes filled with wonder, the daring travelers held tightly onto their maps, trying to find the way to the famous St. Mark's Square.It: Dopo un po' di tempo, si ritrovarono finalmente sotto le spettacolari arcate della Piazza San Marco.En: After some time, they finally found themselves under the spectacular arches of St. Mark's Square.It: Si fermarono un istante, ammirando la bellissima Basilica.En: They stopped for a moment, admiring the beautiful Basilica.It: Luca, con una risata, elencò i dettagli architettonici, cercando di impressionare Sofia.En: Luca, with a laugh, pointed out the architectural details, trying to impress Sofia.It: Lei ridacchia soddisfatta, il suo sguardo si sposta verso un piccolo chiosco di gelati.En: She giggled contentedly, her gaze shifting towards a small gelato stand.It: "Dovremmo prendere un gelato", disse, indicando il luogo.En: "We should get some gelato," she said, pointing to the spot.It: Luca rapidamente accettò, e andarono a comprare due enormi coni di gelato, uno al cioccolato e l'altro alla vaniglia.En: Luca quickly agreed, and they went to buy two huge cones of gelato, one chocolate and the other vanilla.It: Mentre camminavano lentamente godendosi il loro gelato, vedono una gondola che passava tranquilla lungo il canale.En: As they walked slowly, enjoying their gelato, they saw a gondola peacefully passing along the canal.It: Gli occhi di Sofia brillano di eccitazione.En: Sofia's eyes sparkled with excitement.It: "Dovremmo provare", esclamò.En: "We should try it," she exclaimed.It: Prima che Luca potesse rispondere, lei l'aveva già trascinato verso il punto di imbarco quando un rilassato Marco, il gondoliere, li accolse.En: Before Luca could respond, she had already dragged him towards the boarding point when a relaxed Marco, the gondolier, welcomed them.It: Luca vide l'entusiasmo negli occhi di Sofia e decise di proporre un gara a Marco: "Ehi Marco!En: Luca saw the enthusiasm in Sofia's eyes and decided to propose a race to Marco: "Hey Marco!It: Che ne diresti di una piccola gara in gondola?En: How about a little gondola race?It: Se perdessi, ci offri un altro giro".En: If you lose, you treat us to another ride."It: Marco rise su quelle parole, accettando la sfida: "Mio caro, è un affare!En: Marco laughed at those words, accepting the challenge: "My dear, it's a deal!It: Ma se perdi, tu pagherai per entrambi i giri.En: But if you lose, you will pay for both rides."It: " Luca concordò prontamente.En: Luca readily agreed.It: La gara della gondola fu furiosa e intensa.En: The gondola race was fierce and intense.It: Luca remava con tutte le sue forze, il viso rosso dallo sforzo, mentre Sofia cercava di bilanciare il gelato, affinché non cadesse.En: Luca rowed with all his might, his face red from the effort, while Sofia tried to balance the gelato so it wouldn't fall.It: Marco, con un sorriso beffardo, padroneggiava facilmente la gondola, mostrando la sua esperienza.En: Marco, with a mocking smile, easily maneuvered the gondola, showcasing his experience.It: Purtroppo per Luca e Sofia, Marco vinse la gara.En: Unfortunately for Luca and Sofia, Marco won the race.It: Tuttavia, nonostante la sconfitta, non potevano fare a meno di ridere.En: However, despite the defeat, they couldn't help but laugh.It: I loro visi erano luminosi e felici mentre consegnavano le lire a Marco.En: Their faces were bright and happy as they handed over the coins to Marco.It: Avevano perduto, ma la giornata era stata perfetta, il gelato ancora più buono grazie all'avventura, e avevano vissuto un autentico e divertente momento veneziano.En: They had lost, but the day had been perfect, the gelato tasted even better thanks to the adventure, and they had experienced an authentic and fun Venetian moment.It: Ridevano ancora mentre uscivano dalla gondola, i loro volti ancora rosa dall'emozione e dalla risata.En: They were still laughing as they stepped out of the gondola, their faces still flushed with excitement and laughter.It: Sì, la Piazza San Marco, il gelato, la gara di gondole - la giornata era stata ricca delle piccole avventure che avrebbero ricordato a lungo.En: Yes, St. Mark's Square, the gelato, the gondola race - the day had been filled with little adventures that they would remember for a long time.It: Mentre il sole tramontava sulla meravigliosa Venezia, si sedettero a guardare il crepuscolo, ancora una volta affascinati dalla città.En: As the sun set over the marvelous Venice, they sat down to watch the twilight, once again fascinated by the city. Vocabulary Words:The: Ilsun: solewas: erashining: splendevahigh: altoin: nelthe: ilsky: cieloof: diVenice: Veneziascorching: cocenteand: ebright: luminosoLuca: LucaSofia: Sofiatwo: dueyoung: giovanitravelers: viaggiatorimade: si facevanotheir: i loroway: stradathrough: persmall: piccolewinding: tortuosestreets: stradecity: cittàhearts: cuorifilled: pieniexcitement: emozioneeyes: occhi

Today Mike, Rikki and Pam are here answering some great Listener Questions! We discuss the Disney 100 special that aired on ABC over the weekend and then give our one "core memory" that really changed us related to Disney! We also discussed the "swinging gondolas" on the Pixar Pal-Around (Ferris Wheel) at Disney California Adventure for Listener Len, talked about why the Disney Cruise Line ships aren't making an appearance in the Big Apple in 2024, and got a great mini-trip report from Minnesota! We hope you enjoy today's show!  Please visit our website at www.beourguestpodcast.com.  Thank you so much for your support of our podcast! Become a Patron of the show at www.Patreon.com/BeOurGuestPodcast.  Also, please follow the show on Twitter @BeOurGuestMike and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/beourguestpodcast.   Thanks to our friends at The Magic For Less Travel for sponsoring today's podcast!

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For our fourth episode we speak to the very talented Elizabeth Winkler who has taken the Shakespeare authorship world by storm. Riding on the wave that Elizabeth has created we discuss the reactions her remarkable book “Shakespeare Was a Women and Other Heresies” has received as well as her recent trip to Italy and of course her love of Gondolas!

Matt Stephens is back behind the scenes at the 2023 Tour de France, where he's been recording clips in between performing his duties for Eurosport GCN. In this episode, Matt discusses his experiences through stages 10 to 15, including fine dining on ‘long nuggets', chatting to Jens Voigt who loves being in the peloton on a motorbike (but definitely doesn't miss racing),  and suffering from acute vertigo while riding a Gondola to the foot of Europe's highest mountain.

Faith. Family. Fulfillment. with Chris and Suzanne Vester Episode 059: Planes, Trains, and GondolasListen to this uplifting Faith, Family, and Fulfillment episode about ways to strengthen your mental health by feeding your mind. Listen in with Chris and Suzanne as they come to us from their trip to Italy and discuss their adversity within the trip as well as their unforgettable experiences!Get in touch with Chris and Suzanne by connecting with them: chrisvester@hv.auto or suzanne@suzannevester.com

TCD Best of: Lisbon's trams green upgrade, plus Bogota's solar-powered gondolas. Israel and Jordan's "Prosperity Green/Prosperity Blue", and Black STEM engineer of the year!

G's survived the first mountains of the Giro - and the cable car back down - plus he's managed to dodge all the crashes of the last few days. Luke's got a cracking crash story of his own from former Watts Occurring guest and training partner Michael Valgren, while he continues to warm to his role as the Giro's finest armchair critic. Seven days down and G sits a very solid sixth overall, with a crucial TT coming up on Sunday. We'll have the lowdown from that on Monday in our next rest day pod. See you then! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Season 7 – Gap Year: Mediterranean Europe Episode 9 Looking for a less conventional way to see Venice? Instead of a traditional gondola ride, we decided to book a private lesson to learn to row Venetian style. While it wasn't as relaxing as being escorted around by a singing gondolier, it definitely gave us a new level of respect for these talented oarsmen. Watch our video of the trip, to see what it's like: https://youtu.be/bFDWrdQeFzY. Gondolas are more than just a fun experience, they are a practical mode of transportation in the world of Venice. With 120 islands and 177 canals, this floating city is ruled by boats. It's also home to a number of palaces, one of which we actually stayed in! Click here to see our AirBnB on the Grand Canal, which took 15 years to refurbish (not sponsored): https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/13907155?guests=1&adults=1&s=67&unique_share_id=27a51712-5f88-4cab-91c4-e2029c68f346 This podcast episode is available on YouTube and wherever you listen to podcasts. Send us your feedback and thoughts via email at travelfomopodcast@gmail.com. Have your own travel story? Attach a voice memo to your email, and you could hear your own voice in a future podcast episode. --- Travel FOMO is hosted by a husband and wife duo, Jamin and Hilarie Houghton. Learn more about them at www.travelfomopodcast.com. You can subscribe to Travel FOMO in two different ways: (1) See their adventures on YouTube and (2) follow audibly from wherever you listen to podcasts. Why? Because they're traveling to 18 different countries during their gap year, and you won't want to miss it. Follow us on social media: Instagram: www.instagram.com/travelfomopodcast Facebook: www.facebook.com/travelfomopodcast TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@travelfomopodcast YouTube: www.youtube.com/@travelfomopodcast

We're in La Paz, Bolivia, with David Karamanis of TheTravelingPod.com. We talk about riding the famous gondolas, visiting the Uyuni Salt Flats and hiking the Devil's Tooth.  Show notes & our 1-page guide are at https://WeTravelThere.com/lapaz  REWBCON is an annual conference for real estate investors by real estate investors. By attending, you'll learn how to invest and boost your real estate profits from actual real estate investors. Use the promo code “LEE” to save 10% off your ticket.

Fluent Fiction - Italianwww.FluentFiction.org/Italian A Love Protest in Venice Story Transcript: It: Giuseppe era nervoso mentre salutava Maria e Antonio alla stazione ferroviaria di Venezia. En: Giuseppe was nervous as he greeted Maria and Antonio at the Venice train station. It: Aveva un grande piano in mente, e aveva bisogno della loro aiuto. En: He had a grand plan in mind, and he needed their help. It: Sapevano che era una protesta d'amore per la sua ragazza, ma sapevano molto poco sugli specifici, e Giuseppe sarebbe stato impegnato a garantire che tutto andasse secondo i piani. En: They knew it was a love protest to his girlfriend, but they knew very little about the specifics, and Giuseppe would be busy making sure everything went to plan. It: Dopo aver preso un paio di gondole vicino al Ponte dei Sospiri, i quattro amici cominciarono ad addentrarsi nei canali della città. En: After taking a couple of gondolas near the Bridge of Sighs, the four friends began to delve into the city's canals. It: Giuseppe mostrava sempre di più il suo nervosismo mentre cercava di trovare il perfetto momento per esporre la sua proposta a Maria. En: Joseph showed his nervousness more and more as he tried to find the perfect moment to make his proposal to Mary. It: Antonio decise di distrarla, citando le cose interessanti che si potevano vedere intorno a loro, inclusi alcuni edifici affascinanti e le bellissime vedute che riflettevano sulla laguna. En: Antonio decided to distract her, mentioning the interesting things that could be seen around them, including some fascinating buildings and the beautiful views reflecting on the lagoon. It: Finalmente, Giuseppe decise di fare il grande passo. En: Finally, Giuseppe decided to take the plunge. It: Si fece coraggio e guardando negli occhi la sua amata Maria. En: He took courage and looked into the eyes of his beloved Maria. It: Le chiese di sposarlo. En: He asked her to marry him. It: Maria restò scioccata per qualche momento e quindi scoppiò in lacrime di felicità mentre rispondeva con un grande sì! En: Maria was shocked for a few moments and then burst into tears of happiness as she answered with a big yes! It: La coppia non poteva essere più felice, e l'emozione si trasmise lungo la gondola. En: The couple couldn't be happier, and the excitement rippled along the gondola. It: Antonio e Giuseppe propose un brindisi in onore della coppia, e bevvero un bicchiere di vino per festeggiare. En: Antonio and Giuseppe proposed a toast in honor of the couple, and they drank a glass of wine to celebrate. It: Sapevano che Maria e Giuseppe avevano una lunga vita insieme, e che avrebbero vissuto per sempre il loro amore qui, nello scenario così incredibile di Venezia. En: They knew that Maria and Giuseppe had a long life together, and that they would live their love forever here, in the incredible scenery of Venice. It: Poi, diamo un salto in avanti di alcuni mesi, quando Maria e Giuseppe si sposarono in una bellissima cerimonia in una chiesa della città. En: Then, let's jump forward a few months, when Mary and Joseph were married in a beautiful ceremony in a church in the city. It: Tutti i loro amici e familiari furono presenti per questo evento, compreso Antonio. En: All of their friends and family were present for this event, including Antonio. It: La coppia guardò fuori dalla finestra del loro hotel, sorridente e osservando le gondole che passavano, sapendo che avevano fatto la scelta giusta. En: The couple looked out their hotel window, smiling and watching the gondolas go by, knowing they had made the right choice. It: In quel momento, erano immersi in una felicità talmente grande che neanche la laguna di Venezia potrebbe contenere tutto quel sentimento. En: At that moment, they were immersed in such great happiness that not even the Venice lagoon could contain all that feeling. It: La loro vita insieme sarebbe stata emozionante, ma erano pronti ad affrontare ogni sfida insieme, come un perfetto team. En: Their life together would have been exciting, but they were ready to face any challenge together, as a perfect team. Vocabulary Words: Giuseppe : Giuseppe Maria : Maria Antonio : Antonio Venezia : Venice stazione ferroviaria : Train station protesta d'amore : Love protest gondole : Gondolas Ponte dei Sospiri : Bridge of Sighs canali : Canals nervosismo : Nervousness proposta : Proposal momento perfetto : Perfect moment riflessi : Reflections matrimonio : Marriage amore : Love brindisi : Toast vino : Wine emozione : Excitement vita : Life amici : Friends familiari : Family finestra dell'hotel : Hotel window gondole che passano : Gondolas go by scelta giusta : Right choice felicità : Happiness sfida : Challenge perfetto team : Perfect team

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On this episode of Diz Hiz, the crew gives the Hiz on the Italy Pavilion. Joe talks about his homeland and Chris is confused about Gondolas. Please subscribe so you get the latest episodes when they come out. If you would like to send us an e-mail please send it to dizhiz65@gmail.com. Share some of your memories and more tidbits you may know on any of our social media accounts below. Thank you! https://www.dizhiz.com https://www.instagram.com/DizHiz65 https://twitter.com/DizHiz65 https://www.facebook.com/DizHiz65 Top 100 Disney Podcasts You Must Follow in 2022 https://blog.feedspot.com/disney_podcasts/ Sources https://dizhiz.com/disney-history Want to support the Diz Hiz? Want extra content? Want access to our episode history outlines? Join our Patreon and become part of the "Goof Troop" below! https://www.patreon.com/DizHiz65 We hope you enjoyed the episode. Thanks for listening and have a magical day!

Life isn't always beauty and culture. Sometimes it's canals and swamps! Listen in to multi-Christy Award-Winning novelist Amanda Dykes as she chats with fellow Christy Award Winning author, Jaime Jo Wright. It's Italy, it's St. Mark's square, it's heartbreak, and through it all, is woven deep faith. Join us!

To support independent ski journalism, please consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This podcast hit paid subscribers' inboxes on Nov. 23. It dropped for free subscribers on Nov. 26. To receive future pods as soon as they're live, please consider an upgrade to a paid subscription.WhoDaren Cole, President of Leitner-Poma of AmericaRecorded onNovember 10, 2022About Leitner-Poma of AmericaHere's the website boilerplate:Leitner-Poma of America offers a complete line of cable transport systems, including surface lifts, chairlifts, gondolas, MiniMetro® urban transport, trams, inclined elevators, and industrial trams.And this, which makes me go cross-eyed:Leitner-Poma of America, Inc. is a North American subsidiary of Poma S.A., a corporation with headquarters in Voreppe, France and a sister company of Leitner AG, a corporation with headquarters in Sterzing, Italy. Leitner–Poma of America engineers, manufactures, installs and services all types of ropeway systems for the ski industry, amusement parks, and urban transport.Cole and I sort through all of this on the podcast. What you need to understand though is that Leitner-Poma is basically one half of the U.S. ski-lift industry. The company also owns Skytrac, which only builds fixed-grip lifts. The other half of the industry is Doppelmayr, though saying “half” is not exactly correct: Doppelmayr claims more market share than Leitner-Poma. Other companies also claim a handful of lift projects most years - MND is building Waterville Valley's new six-pack, for example, and Partek is building the new Sandy quad at Saddleback.Why I interviewed himThe Storm is built around a very specific ethos: that machines are good, and that we should allow them to transport us to mountaintops. I respect and admire Uphill Bro. If I lived in the mountains, perhaps I would be him. But I do not and I am not. I am a tourist. Always and everywhere. I want to arrive to an organized experience. Uphilling is too much work, too much gear, too much risk for my coddled city soul.And so I ride lifts, and I've very specifically focused this newsletter and podcast on the world of lift-served skiing. This is the disconnect between 99 percent of skiers and 99 percent of ski writers. The former live in cities and suburbs and ski Seven Springs three to eight days per year and take a weeklong trip to Park City in February. The latter live in ski towns and hunt the novel by trade, normalizing the fringe. And while I enjoy the occasional Assault Mission recap of the skin up Mount Tahoe Grizzly Ridge, I don't really care (though I do enjoy following - and highly recommend - the WFG on Twitter or simpleskiing.com).What I care about is The Machine: how is this sprawling, tangled world of lift-served skiing continuously morphing into the wintertime realms of the 21st century, in which a relatively unchanging number of ski areas must accommodate a megapass-driven increase in skiers armed with rectangular megaphones capable of instantly broadcasting #LiftFails to Planet Earth's 5 billion internet users? How will an industry still spinning a not-immaterial number of Borvig, Hall, Riblet, and Yan lifts that pre-date the invention of written language modernize without bankrupting the hundreds of family-owned ski areas that still dot the continent? How far can technology push these simple but essential machines, and how high can that technology push their pricetags? How far can ski areas tap them to suck skiers out of the base before they multiply, Midwest cityhill-style, like ants across the mountain and create something more dangerous than congested liftlines – congested, and perilous, trails?This podcast does not really answer any of those questions, though all are recurring themes within The Storm. Instead, it acts as a primer on what is essentially one half of the U.S. ski industry: what is Leitner-Poma (and how, for God's sake, do you pronounce it)? What do they build, and where and how? Why are ski areas building so many lifts all of a sudden, and why are those projects encountering so many and so varied delays, from labor shortages to supply chain knots to permitting issues to locals rocking their pitchfork-and-bag-of-rotten-tomatoes NIMBY starter kits to town meetings? Is all this construction sustainable, and can Leitner-Poma and their main competitor, Doppelmayr, adapt to this demand and streamline their processes to forestall future construction delays?Lift design, construction, and installation is a fascinating, complicated world tucked into - and a fundamental component of - the fascinating, complicated world of lift-served skiing. And it is evolving as fast as skiing itself. Here's a peek inside.What we talked aboutThe wild and unexpected travel routes of an old-school salesman for Purgatory-Durango ski resort; working for Vail Associates in the Arrowhead/pre-Summit County days; Wild West days at Crested Butte; the insane, rapid evolution of the U.S. lift industry; the days when you could order a lift in August and have it spinning by Christmas; how Covid changed the lift game; when you take over a giant company just before a global pandemic; U.S.A.!; the legacies Leitner and Poma, and why the companies merged in 2000; Grand Junction as old-school ski hub and why it's a great place for manufacturing; how the Leitner-Poma subsidiary-parent company relationship works between Europe and America; Direct Drive; U.S. America hates mass transit; “a chairlift or a gondola is essentially an electric vehicle”; what it will take to spur greater urban lift development in America; what Leitner-Poma of America (LPOA) builds in Grand Junction, and what's imported from Europe; why LPOA bought Skytrac; expansion time; why the fixed-grip lift persists in our era of bigger-faster-better; how long can America's antique lift fleet last?; what may finally push independent ski areas rocking ancient Halls and Riblets to upgrade; a record year for LPOA; the changing culture around chairlift permits; breaking down the delays in Jackson Hole's Thunder lift as a mirror for lift-installation delays around the country; why haul ropes aren't made in America, and whether they could be; “at the end of the day, I own those delays”; building a better supply chain; are two-year lift builds the future?; labor shortages and building a better place to work; examining the lifts that are on time and why; building the Palisades Tahoe Base-to-Base Gondola; the differences between building on an all-new liftline versus building a replacement lift; how LPOA, the ski area, and the ski area planner work together to decide which lifts to put where; the return of the high-speed quad; and designing a better 2023 lift-construction season.Why I thought that now was a good time for this interviewWe are witnessing one of the busiest lift-construction seasons in modern times: 66 new or relocated lifts are rising across North America, according to Lift Blog. Some monsters, too: new gondolas at Palisades Tahoe, Whistler, and Steamboat; eight-packs at Boyne Mountain and Sunday River; 13 high-speed six-packs. Here's an overview of the 25 (or 26, if you insist) lifts that Leitner-Poma of America and its subsidiary, fixed-grip specialists Skytrac, are building:Cole joined Leitner-Poma of America in 2014. The company built six lifts that year (Skytrac, then an independent company, built another six). Scaling up any business is challenging, but scaling up amidst a re-ordering of the global economy and geopolitical environment, and in the midst of a pandemic, is flipping the game to MAXIMUM CHALLENGE mode.The modern world is both miraculous and mysterious. Where does all this crap come from? An incomprehensible network of mines and foundries and factories and warehouses and tools and vehicles and fuel and laborers and engineers and designers transform the raw materials of planet Earth into medicine and chairs and soccer balls and televisions and Broncos and yard furniture and suitcases and Thule boxes and Hanukkah candles and plastic dinosaurs and Optimus Prime toys. And chairlifts. A book documenting that journey would be an atlas of modern life and this spinning ball it occupies. It would also expose the enormous risks and faults in this impossibly far-flung system, and how a haul rope spun out of a European factory can impact construction on a lift rising up a Wyoming mountainside.Questions I wish I'd askedCole said that LPOA had re-sourced all the materials it had been getting in China to U.S. suppliers. I should have followed up to get a clearer understanding of why the company pulled out of China, and which parts had been flowing from that country.What I got wrong* In our discussion of urban gondola networks and whether we could ever see one in the United States, I pointed to how well existing systems had worked in “South America, Central America, and Mexico.” While such networks exist throughout South America (in Colombia, Bolivia, and Venezuela), and Mexico, none yet exist in Central America, as far as I can tell. While such systems have been proposed for Panama and Honduras, the one that appears closest to approval is an 8.9-kilometer, 11-station network in Guatemala City that would be built by Doppelmayr.* I stated that only seven of New York's 51 ski areas ran high-speed chairlifts. The correct number is eight: Belleayre (1), Windham (4), Hunter (3), Gore (2), Whiteface (1), Holiday Valley (4), Bristol (2), and Holimont (1).* I pronounced the name of the company as “Lee-tner-Poma” several times throughout the interview. I actually butchered it so bad that I re-recorded Cole's introduction – during which I included the name four times – after we spoke. Sorry dudes.Podcast NotesCole, in discussing his time with what was then known as “Vail Associates,” referred to the “Arrowhead days.” This is a reference to what is now the Arrowhead section of Beaver Creek, but was for a short time in the 1980s and ‘90s a separate ski area. Here's the 1988 trailmap:The modern Beaver Creek retains some of the old trailnames on what tends to be a very empty part of the resort:Additional thoughts on urban gondolasIt took about four seconds from the invention of the chairlift for engineers to realize they could attach a little house to the overhead cable instead of a chair. Tada: the gondola. Let's go skiing.But a gondola, it turns out, is a pretty efficient means of transit just about anywhere. It just took the world a while to realize it. Since 2014, La Paz, the high-altitude (12,000 feet!) Bolivian capital city, has built a massive gondola network stringing together its far-flung districts:While Mi Teleférico – as the system is known – was not the world's first urban gondola system, it is the first to consist solely of cable cars – other systems complement trains or buses. It is also the longest and most extensive. And it is getting longer – at full buildout, the system could consist of 11 lines and 30 stations. The only thing more astonishing than the speed with which this network has materialized is how incredibly inexpensive it has been to build: gondolaproject.com puts the total cost of the 11-line network at around $1.4 billion. For comparison's sake, New York City's three-station expansion of the Q subway line, which opened in 2017, ran $4.5 billion.Gondolas are relatively cheap, efficient, environmentally friendly, and insanely easy to build compared to new roads or rails. Which of course means U.S. Americans are terrified of them. It's true that the nation, as a whole, is allergic to mass transit, preferring to tool around in 18-wheel-drive F-950s. Fighting anything new is the U.S. American way (where were these NIMBYs when we were punching interstate highways through city centers in the 1950s?). But generations raised in the backs of minivans seem especially horrified by gondolas. The hysteria around the proposed Little Cottonwoods gondola – which would substantially mitigate atrocious powder-day and weekend traffic on a road that probably never should have been built to begin with – is indicative of U.S. American reaction toward non-ski gondolas in general. Everywhere such systems – or even simple, two-station lines – are proposed, they meet instant and widespread resistance.There are practical reasons why the U.S. has not yet developed an urban gondola network: most of our cities are too sprawling to tie together with anything other than surface transportation (i.e. buses). La Paz, the Bolivian model city cited above, is hilly and tight, laced with narrow webs of centuries-old roads that would be difficult to widen. But there are places such systems would make sense, either as standalone networks or as complements to existing train-and-bus lines: Chicago, Portland (Oregon), New York City, many college towns. A forthcoming gondola connecting a Paris suburb to the city's metro, soaring over a “hellish carscape” of highways, demonstrates the potential here.Any such proposal in U.S. America, however, will have to overcome the reflexive opposition that will attend it. In Utah, Little Cottonwood gondola proponents are fighting a basket of idiotic arguments ranging from aesthetic concerns over the height of the towers (as though a car-choked paved road is not atrocious) to indignance over taxpayer funding for the machine (as though tax dollars don't build roads) to warped arguments that mass transit is somehow elitist (instead insisting that we all need personal vehicles equipped with $1,000 sets of winter tires). It's all a little pathetic. And that's for a simple, three-station line way up in the mountains. Just wait until some Portland resident launches a Save Our Cats campaign because a rider in a passing gondola car might glimpse Fluffy pissing in her litterbox.I'm cynical, but Cole, fortunately, is far more optimistic and diplomatic, suggesting that it will really only take one successful instance of a non-ski, non-tourist-attraction gondola for the notion to take hold in America. I hope he's right.The Storm explores the world of lift-served skiing year round. Join us.The Storm publishes year-round, and guarantees 100 articles per year. This is article 126/100 in 2022, and number 372 since launching on Oct. 13, 2019. Want to send feedback? Reply to this email and I will answer (unless you sound insane, which, given the Little Cottonwood take above, I fully expect). You can also email skiing@substack.com. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.stormskiing.com/subscribe

Lexman interviews Jeff Atwood, who talks about the liberalisations that have happened in the past few years, and how this has led to a face-off between different types of transportation. He also mentions the aumbry, a new kind of storage device that allows users to growl and spring into action if they need to. Finally, he talks about the new Growl app, which lets users share their photos and witty comments with others.

Today we're heading over to Lucerne in Switzerland to join Marco Thali and Fabienne Zemp from Mount Pilatus. Mount Pilatus is Lucerne's landmark mountain.  Standing at 2,182 metres, Pilatus offers her visitors and overnight guests a whole host of winter activities which allow those of us who don't ski, to enjoy the gloriously clear, crisp mountain air of a snowy winter wonderland with all of the typical Swissness one might expect. Grab a warm mug of cocoa, sit back, and relax as we head over to one of Switzerlands premier mountain experiences.  This, is how you can truly enjoy a true winter break...in the low season of course.... And you can learn more about Mount Pilatus by visiting lowseasontraveller.com  or indeed pilatus.ch where you will be able to see for yourself the incredible views and vistas which Marco and Fabienne spoke about in this episode.

In the 8a hour, ABC News Senior Investigative Correspondent Aaron Katersky offers an update on the latest developments in the FBI search of Mar-a-Lago. Plus, local transportation-related stories, street racing across Tampa Bay, ABC Action News Reporter Stassy Olmos on Florida's property insurance crisis, and Katie's trending stories.

Lisbon's Trams Green Upgrade, Bogota's Solar-Powered Gondolas, Israel and Jordan's Prosperity Green/Prosperity Blue, Black STEM Engineer of the Year, Roderick Jackson!

Always Off Brand  Season 1 Ep 7  “Parties, Gondolas, Paid Social Oh My!”  5/14/2021  Co-Hosts Summer Jubelirer & Scott Ohsman hash out what all this privacy apple vs facebook IDFA stuff really means and why we should care. We talk 1st party data, 3rd party data and which party to show up to. Courtney & Hannah (The OG”s of Social Media) join to talk pro tips on paid social. Warning, you will learn and be entertained at the same time.  QUICKFIRE Info:   Website: https://www.quickfirenow.com/ Email the Show: info@quickfirenow.com  Talk to us on Social: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/quickfireproductions Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/quickfire__/ LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/company/quickfire-productions-llc/about/ Deep Dive on IDFA & Cookies with Jason & Scot Show: https://retailgeek.com/jason-scot-show-episode-257-cookies-idfa-deep-dive/ HOSTS: Summer Jubelirer has been in digital commerce and marketing for over 15 years. After spending many years working for digital and ecommerce agencies working with multi-million dollar brands and running teams of Account Managers, she is now the Director of Ecommerce at a leading hydration brand, Hydralyte.  LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/summerjubelirer/   Scott Ohsman has been working with brands for over 25 years in retail, online and has launched over 200 brands on Amazon. Owning his own sales and marketing agency in the Pacific NW, is now VP of Digital Commerce for Quickfire LLC. Scott has been a featured speaker at national trade shows and has developed distribution strategies for many top brands. LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-ohsman-861196a6/ Huge thanks to Cytrus our show theme music “Office Party” available wherever you get your music. Check them out here: Facebook https://www.facebook.com/cytrusmusic Instagram https://www.instagram.com/cytrusmusic/ Twitter https://twitter.com/cytrusmusic SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6VrNLN6Thj1iUMsiL4Yt5q?si=MeRsjqYfQiafl0f021kHwg APPLE MUSIC https://music.apple.com/us/artist/cytrus/1462321449   “Always Off Brand” is part of the Quickfire Podcast Network and produced by Quickfire LLC.

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Cities have been trying to “solve” traffic since ancient Rome, but now more than ever, it seems like real innovation gets drowned by noise. Alissa Walker of Curbed joins Alex to talk about a handful of these “solution-oriented” municipal projects, which ones might work, what probably won't, and how autonomous vehicles might fit into the mix. Find more at noparkingpodcast.com. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.