Podcasts about grunion

Welcome to The Movie Roulette Podcast, where we get to hear ourselves getting fatter. And welcome to America, where we will try to elect a fascist just to lower our taxes. Makes sense! It's too bad we can't buy houses from the Sears catalog like the olden days. Bea Arthur? Grunion? Bush karaoke! Pool tables aren't that fun. Invisible girlfriends. Andy had a memory. Can we please go back to Paul Simon?Support the show

Wrapping up the week of great beers from Ballast Point and Home Brew Mart, Jeff brings the icing on the cake!  A beer that reflects the identity of Ballast Point as well as it's origins, Grunion Pale Ale.

Here's your morning news: New leadership at L.A. Homeless Services Authority; Californians asked to make significant cuts to water use; Tourists return, but not yet at pre-pandemic numbers; Landlords intensify background checks after two years of eviction protections; Overdose deaths among the unhoused soared during pandemic; Low income residents could be eligible to attend community college free for two years; Grunion running for next couple of nights; This program is made possible in part by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people.   Support the show: https://laist.com

In this week's Reporter's Notebook Emily talks about the national headlines made by the post office's decision to suspend service to some Santa Monicans and what some of the media coverage got wrong. Clara talks about an investigation she conducted into the future of Venice's Centennial Park homeless encampment. 

Let's learn about the infamous grunion run with Pepperdine University's Karen Martin PhD,  Professor Emeritus of Biology about the phenomenon of the grunion run. WON Staff Editor Ben Hervey-Murray joins the conversation to provide insight from the angler's perspective. Check out the grunion run fishing 101 article: https://wonews.com/grunion-run-fishing-101/ Grunion run schedule/forecast: https://wonews.com/grunion-run-forecast-dates-times-and-upcoming-new-regs/Report a grunion run sighting: grunion.orgSign Up for the Laughlin Open here: https://wonews.com/product/laughlin-open-at-katherine-landing-march-23rd-25th-2022/Read the FREE Spring Outdoor Preview HERESubscribe to the Digital-Only version of WON for only $19.99 using promo code "fiveoffwon" HERETo subscribe to Western Outdoor News, and for more content, visit wonews.com or follow WON on Instagram and Facebook!Questions, Comments, or a Trip report? E-mail podcast@wonews.com or call-in to our voice mailbox and leave a message (702) 850-4966

What a privilege it is to welcome back to the show Justin Bland! I got to chat with Justin in the summer of '21 and was excited to book him for another interview. Justin is a truly world-class performer and teacher in all things trumpet, particularly baroque trumpet. I encourage you to give our previous interview a listen when you're finished with this one: https://trumpetdynamics.live/bland1 (https://trumpetdynamics.live/bland1) In this episode with Justin, you'll discover: -Why James Newcomb conscientiously objects to the use of the word "podcast" to describe this show -Justin Bland's most influential teachers -Tales of arranging for trumpet ensembles -"Misshapen pearls": An impromptu masterclass on trumpet history -How Justin vets potential participants for a music festival he directs in Denmark -And much more... About the guest: Applauded for his “gleaming trumpet work” (Hyde Park Herald) and “dazzling virtuosity” (Grunion Gazette), the American trumpeter Justin Bland is a versatile musician, performing on both historical and modern trumpets. He specializes in early music, most notably in difficult high-register music for Baroque trumpet; for example, he has played Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 with groups in Denmark, Germany, Portugal, Sweden, Spain, the USA, Canada, Serbia, and Colombia. Before formally studying Baroque trumpet, Justin won first prize in multiple historical instruments divisions of the National Trumpet Competition. As a highly sought-after solo/principal Baroque trumpeter, Dr. Bland has performed with several leading early music ensembles throughout North America including American Bach Soloists, Apollo's Fire, Washington Bach Consort, Tempesta di Mare, Musica Angelica, Scaramella, Bach Collegium San Diego, Lyra Baroque Orchestra, and many others. He has also played in South America with Ensamble Barroco de Bogotá. Now living in Denmark, Justin continues to perform as both a soloist and ensemble musician, combining ongoing North American engagements with new collaborations with leading Baroque ensembles in Denmark as well as in the rest of Scandinavia and Europe. In Europe he has played with Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin, Les Arts Florissants, Camerata Øresund, Barokksolistene, Arte dei Suonatori, Göteborg Baroque, ensemble Paulus Barokk, Orkester Nord (previously known as Trondheim Barokk), Göttinger Barockorchester, TSO Tidlig (the early music band of the Trondheim Symphony Orchestra & Opera), Wrocław Baroque Ensemble, New Trinity Baroque, Höör Barock, Enghave Barok, BaroqueAros, Copenhagen Soloists, the Næstved Early Music Festival, Ensemble Hven, and several others. As a modern trumpeter, Justin has experience performing in orchestras, wind ensembles, jazz ensembles, pit orchestras for opera and musical theater, British brass bands, and numerous chamber ensembles. Before beginning his college career, he was principal trumpeter of the DC Youth Orchestra and had the opportunity to tour Japan as a trumpet soloist. He also performed regularly with the Prince George's Philharmonic while in high school. More recently, he as appeared as a soloist with the South Dakota Symphony, the Firelands Symphony, and the Las Vegas Sinfonietta. In addition to being a trumpeter, Justin is also a countertenor and has sung with Apollo's Fire and Opera Cleveland. While in Ohio working on his Master's degree, he was an alto section leader in the chamber and chancel choirs at Trinity Cathedral in downtown Cleveland and was the countertenor with Cantores Cleveland (now Contrapunctus). Justin also plays recorder. Justin earned his DMA in trumpet performance from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. He received his MA in early music performance practices from Case Western and his BM in trumpet performance from the University of Maryland. His primary trumpet teachers include Chris Gekker, Barry Bauguess, Steven Hendrickson, Steven Trinkle, and Justin Emerich. He has studied voice with...

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 224, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: Getting Married 1: The extended cathedral length of one of these is over 9 feet long and doesnÂ't include a dining car. train. 2: In a double ring ceremony, she gives the ring to the bride to place on the groomÂ's finger. maid of honor. 3: When writing, offer the bride “best wishes” and the groom this. congratulations. 4: Exactly 9 sips of this are the essence of a Shinto wedding ceremony in Japan. sake. 5: According to tradition, the man who catches the brideÂ's garter gets to place it on this personÂ's leg. the woman who catches the bouquet. Round 2. Category: By The Seashore 1: The northern fur seal breeds each summer in the Pribilof Islands in this sea. Bering Sea. 2: Yielding 20 pounds of edible flesh, the giant type of this is the largest bivalve mollusk. Clam. 3: These animals of the class Asteroidea can regenerate body parts and produce new bodies from a fragment. Starfish. 4: The dried skeleton of this invertebrate resembles a large white coin. Sand Dollar. 5: In California this fish spawns on the beach the first few nights after the highest tides of the month. Grunion. Round 3. Category: Snakes 1: 3-letter term for naja haje, an Egyptian snake which was sometimes used to commit suicide. an asp. 2: The Eastern species of this is encircled with broad red and black bands, separated by narrow yellow ones. a coral snake. 3: In 2014 a deadly albino type of this snake native to India and neighbors was captured roaming a S. Calif. neighborhood. a cobra. 4: A rattlesnake's rattle is made of interlocking rings of this protein, just like our fingernails. keratin. 5: With a top speed of about 12 mph, this deadly African snake is said to be the world's fastest serpent. the black mamba. Round 4. Category: It's A Mystery! 1: The title of this 1939 mystery by Raymond Chandler is a slang term for death. The Big Sleep. 2: This detecting couple whom Dashiell Hammett introduced in "The Thin Man" had a dog named Asta. Nick and Nora Charles. 3: The V.I. in this hard-boiled detective's name stands for Victoria Iphigenia. V.I. Warshawski. 4: Some editions of this Dickens novel begin, "An ancient English cathedral town..."; others say "tower"--it's a "Mystery"!. The Mystery of Edwin Drood. 5: "The Mystery of" her is Poe's sequel to "The Murders in the Rue Morgue". Marie Roget. Round 5. Category: You Say Potato 1: In Gaelic it's known as "An Gorta Mor" (The Great Hunger). The Irish Potato Famine. 2: The Russet Burbank potato is also known by this "state"ly name. Idaho potato. 3: At a New Jersey spelling bee in 1992, he insisted that "potato" was spelled with an "E" at the end. Dan Quayle. 4: Don Rickles voiced Mr. Potato Head in this 1995 film. Toy Story. 5: This snack company uses over 5 billion pounds of potatoes annually to make Ruffles and other chips. Frito-Lay. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia!

The year is 1991 and the film is Don’t Tell Mom The Babysitter’s Dead, starring Christina Applegate and Joanna Cassidy! Erika and Paul get to discuss drag queen car thieves, shoulder pads and what, exactly, would constitute a wild, dirty weekend in Santa Barbara. Please let them know all your Santa Barbara opinions! -Erika offered Samantha Who? as a palate cleanser. -Paul enjoys Dead To Me on Netflix.

Where to even begin? This week is a very musically inspired episode. From the very start JtG finds old music he wrote as heard in the Intro and is quickly followed up by unnecessary wanking. JtG and BB finally debut the much awaited 'That Freaking Rocks' theme song and JtG embarrasses himself making the intro to the newest of new segments, Mineral Minute. This week's conversation is pulled by the Moon's gravitational force and covers what causes the tides, how do tides vary during monthly cycles, what types of tidal patterns exist, etc. More than likely it is just Thor drinking from his horn. We examine the Bay of Fundy and the rituals of the Grunion. We harness the energy and discuss the possibility of using tides as a viable source of energy. Millerite is this weeks sponsor in the Mineral Minute. We then turn our attention to tying up loose ends. The question is finally answered whether or not California will fall off into the ocean during the next big one. Probably not. But Amasia is a possibility. Lastly we discuss Yosemite Valley and the Sierra Nevada Batholith. The episode ends with the return of That Freaking Rocks and the debut of the JtG and BB's music baby. The idea is floated of having musical guests join us for future episodes to discuss their music. If you have music or do science, reach out to us and we would love to have you on. You can reach us by email at GeologyOTR@gmail.com or on our Instagram account geologyontherockspodcast. As always, Stay Tuned and Keep It On The Rocks! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/geology-on-the-rocks/support

Welcome back Nexters! Hope you all have today off for Labor day, and are staying covid safe! I know we say this every week, but what a story this week!! Rachael tells the story of Janet and Perry March. It truly takes so many twists and turns, the sheer count of times Maegan gasps is beyond. Hear how this guilty mc guilterson husband made no effort to try pretend he wasn't involved in the disappearance of his beautiful wife Janet. The story truly takes so many twists you will be gasping along. Make sure to write a review for our podcast if you are new on iTunes! And follow us on instagram @nothankyounextpodcast

On today's audiolog for the Apocalypse Grow challenge: grunion hunting, kumquat foraging, and beet bartering.   Order Field Guide to Urban Gardening My book, Field Guide to Urban Gardening, will be out May 7, 2019. If you pre-order the book and forward your receipt to kevin@epicgardening.com, I'll send you a free pack of heirloom, organic seeds from one of my favorite seed suppliers! Pre-Order Field Guide to Urban Gardening Shop Epic Gardening I'm carrying Birdies Garden Products raised beds, the ones I use exclusively in my front yard garden. They're a corrugated Aluzinc steel, powder-coated raised bed designed to last a lifetime. Buy Birdies Raised Beds at my online store. Follow Epic Gardening YouTube Instagram Pinterest Facebook Facebook Group  

A serial shooter was driving around the City of Long Beach, California shooting up the place Friday night 12/15/2017. Where are the local news and press?Police Scanner X: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.berobo.police.scanner.x&hl=enMusic Credits: So Icey - Anno Domini NationMe Against The World - Screwaholic - Anno Domini Nation

A serial shooter was driving around the City of Long Beach, California shooting up the place Friday night 12/15/2017. Where are the local news and press?Police Scanner X: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.berobo.police.scanner.x&hl=enMusic Credits: So Icey - Anno Domini NationMe Against The World - Screwaholic - Anno Domini Nation

Come on a wild ride through the latest issue put together by our very own Grunion staff!Download here.

Griz had great day in La Bocana. He and Brian Hatch with A O Coolers talk about preserving your catch. Bart Larmouth of Ross won awards at the ICAST Show. He is seeing a coming together of Fly Fishing and Conventional fishing. Marco Ferrell has interesting story about Grunion fishing by hand.

Season 2, Episode 38 – This week, we’re still high on hops, but low on ABV. Hoppy pale ales are on deck. While we all love IPA and their juicy hoppiness, drinking more than a couple can really take a toll on your soberness. Luckily, breweries everywhere are making hoppier-than-usual versions of pale ale, which by style are lower in alcohol than IPA. This week, we’re drinking some of the best hoppy pale ales we could get our hands on. Off Color Brewing – Troublesome To break in our palates, we’re starting with a wheat gose from Off Color Brewing called Troublesome. We’re big fans of the artwork for this beer, as well as the contents inside. We were able to pick this up locally in Costa Mesa, California, which is rad because this beer is great! The salt presence is very much subdued while the beer is crisp and clean. Good stuff. Now to the pales. First up is Pseudo Sue from Toppling Goliath Brewery. This beer has a lot of hype behind it, and for good reason. This beer divided the room, mostly because of the hop character and lack of proper bitterness. But, we are being a bit hypercritical (hey, we’re a beer podcast), and all agree that it’s a great beer overall. Hoppy Pale Ales Next up is the citra hopped Zombie Dust from 3 Floyds Brewing Company. This beer is great, and very highly sought after. Greg is well known for not being a fan of the citra hop, but he love this beer. We all agree—it’s great. Grunion from Ballast Point Brewing & Spirits is up next. We’re quite partial to this local SoCal brewery, and this beer is simply excellent. Its massive hop nose and clean, dry finish is reminiscent of and IPA with the alcohol content of a pale ale. Grunion and Zombie Dust are pretty much on the same level as far as quality and overall tastiness, which is great for us in SoCal, since we can’t get Zombie Dust locally. Over-hopped pale ales are nothing new, but they seem to be popping up more and more lately. Freshness of a hoppy pale is of great importance, more so than IPA, due to its lower hopping rate and alcohol. As with IPA, find the freshest possible batch before purchasing. BREW THE SHIT OUT OF IT. Beers from this week’s episode:Off Color Brewing: TroublesomeToppling Goliath Brewing: pseudo Sue3 Floyds Brewing Company: Zombie DustBallast Point Brewing & Spirits: Grunion Direct A/V episodes: MP3 / Video Subscribe:iTunes: Audio / VideoRSS: Audio / VideoStitcherYouTube (Videos) Support the show:PatreonPayPal 4B Social Media:FacebookTwitterInstagramtumblrFlickr Email 4B: feedback@fourbrewers.com