Podcast appearances and mentions of guadalupe valley

Turn Left at the Cactus — Season 4 Episode 101 La Perla Brewing-- Interview with Scott Parker & Yvonne ArmourHosts: - Calyn Whedbee - Linda ” Wigs” WigginsGuests: - Yvonne Armour - Scott ParkerEpisode Highlights:- Discover the story behind La Perla Brewing, San Felipe's newest craft brewery.- Yvonne Armour shares her journey from working with children with disabilities to co-founding the brewery.- Scott Parker talks about his longtime passion for brewing, his move to San Felipe, and the leap from homebrewing to launching a business.- The inspiration behind the name "La Perla"—a tribute to their black lab, Pearl, who's also the “brew dog.”- Learn how community, inclusivity, and a calm atmosphere shaped the vision for La Perla Brewing.- What to expect at the new location: an industrial vibe, a neighborhood pub feel, a dedicated sports room, pizza (thanks to a collaboration with Dany's Donus), and plenty of beer.- Discussion on offerings: 12 taps featuring a variety of beer styles, house-made seltzer, and plans for artisanal wines from Guadalupe Valley.- The realities, challenges, and joys of building a brewery in Baja Mexico—including municipal friendliness, supply chain quirks, and the importance of a great landlord.- Details on the La Perla Beer Club—member perks, merch, and how to join.- Insights into brewing for a diverse clientele, from craft beer enthusiasts to the “not-really-a-beer-person” crowd.- Their philosophy on community engagement, charity support, and creating a space where everyone feels welcome—even four-legged friends!- Fun rapid-fire questions about beer, pairings, and what not to brew.- A shoutout to local initiatives supporting people with disabilities in San Felipe.- Community announcements for upcoming events, including Rotary Club Steak in the Park and the SCORE 250 off-road race.Links & Contacts- **La Perla Brewing Facebook Page:** [Find and message them directly to join the Beer Club or for more info]- **Instagram:** [La Perla Brewing's Instagram—check for updates & photos]- **Community Shoutouts:** Rotary Club, local businesses, and the Autism and Neurodevelopment Center in San Felipe.Listener Notes:- Soft opening for Beer Club members coming soon—join now as membership is capped at 200!- Dogs are welcome throughout most of the brewery (except brewing and kitchen areas), but leashes and good behavior required.- Smoking area is provided outside and carefully located away from the main entrance.- Bring your feedback—Yvonne Armour and Scott Parker want to make La Perla a true community hangout.Thanks for listening to Turn Left at the Cactus! If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, leave a review, or buy the show a coffee at ko-fi.com/turnleftatthecactus. See you at La Perla Brewing soon!You can find La Perla Brewery on Facebook.

Celebrate National Pioneer Day with today's episode of Big Blend Radio's "Women Making History" Podcast that focuses on Pioneering Women of the Past & Present. FEATURED GUESTS - GLYNN BURROWS, historian and owner of Norfolk Tours UK talks about social reformer Octavia Hill. Read his article about her: https://tinyurl.com/mr2chjv7  - LINDA BALLOU, travel writer and author, talks about equestrian explorer Isabella Bird, the inspiration behind her novel, "Embrace of the Wild." More:  http://www.lindaballouauthor.com/  - KIMBERLY HESS, genealogist and author, talks about philanthropist Sarah B. Cochran "The Coal Queen," the subject of her biography, "A Lesser Mortal" which is available on Amazon: https://tinyurl.com/43a5hsfa  - SHARON K. KURTZ, travel writer and photographer, talks about Alaskan frontier woman Fannie Quigley. Sharon wrote about her in "History Magazine." Read her story here: https://tinyurl.com/mrxb7shd  - KATHLEEN WALLS, travel writer and author, talks about country singer Patsy Cline, who she wrote about in her book, "American Music: Born in the USA - A History of American Music," which is available on Amazon: https://tinyurl.com/44znn8ut - ELAINE MASTERS, travel writer and author, talks about renaissance woman Eileen Gregory who created a sustainable luxury getaway that showcases art, local wines, and more in Guadalupe Valley, in Baja California, Mexico. Read Elaine's story about her visit here: https://tinyurl.com/yccanc4h - JO CLARK, travel writer and photographer, talks about ranchers and restaurateurs Carla George and Connie Hale, The Buffalo Gals of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Read her story on them: https://tinyurl.com/3wf4jn6u  - JOHNNY SCHAEFER, composer and vocalist, spotlights Teresa Tudury, an acclaimed singer-songwriter, comedienne, and host of the radio show "Live From the Doublewide." Learn more about her at https://teresatudury.com/ and keep up with Johnny at https://hearjohnny.com/  Big Blend Radio's "Women Making History" Podcast airs daily, with new panel discussions every 4th Wednesday. Follow the show here: https://women-making-history.podbean.com/ 

Scout and Mads recap their dad's wedding this past weekend which was in the Guadalupe Valley in Mexico! Follow us along! Scout: @scoutsobel Mady: @madymaio Okay Sis: @okaysispodcast See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Scout and Mads recap their dad's wedding this past weekend which was in the Guadalupe Valley in Mexico! Follow us along! Scout: @scoutsobel Mady: @madymaio Okay Sis: @okaysispodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jason Priestley and I were shooting year two of Hollywood and Vines with Producer Chad Oakes. It was Jason who suggested Guadalupe Valley in Mexico, and Walla Walla in Washington. So, I paid attention when he said. Let's head for the Gaspareau Valley… Sure!  Where exactly is the Gaspareau? Just outside Halifax. And they're growing...

In our story and our wine choice, prepare to have your biases challenged and your heart opened. Lydia is a bookshop owner in Acapulco, MX; when a new customer, Javier, begins frequenting her shop, Lydia charms him with her love of books and becomes the ‘queen of his soul' (not his heart…that is reserved for his wife). When Lydia's husband writes an exposé revealing Javier to be the new cartel jefe known as ‘The Owl,' she assures Sebastian that they will be safe. She is so wrong. This begins a journey to El Norte fraught with peril and sacrifice aboard La Bestia, a train heading north and then coyote-run through the desert on foot. It is heartbreaking and triumphant, but most of all unshrinking. We are sipping 2017 L.A. Cetto Petite Sirah from the Guadalupe Valley. This winery includes an immigrant story as the original Cetto forefather left Italy for Mexico to make wine in Tijuana. This bold, acidic, tannic wine has notes of plum, blackberry, fig and earthiness, and it will pairs well with braised meat, ribs, or a hearty casserole. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/readingbetweenthewines/support

Welcome to the Main Street to the World Podcast where we will be talking everything travel each week.  In this episode, are talking with our rep from Grupo Lomas- José Luis Domínguez .Grupo Lomas is the premier Destination Management Company in the Cancun, the Riviera Maya, Guadalupe Valley & in Baja California.The Main Street to the World Podcast is hosted by April Botta, Whitney Mattox, & Lynne Macolini.  We are proudly sponsored by Coasters & Castles Travel.  For more information, check out www.travelcnc.com. Main Street to the World also has a blog.  Check it out at www.mainstreettotheworld.com Main Street to the World is on YouTube too, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrgRTIIgM3Kxjozq0IuiWwA                                                       Be sure to tell us what you would like us to talk about.  Email us at info@travelcnc.com.Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/mainstreettotheworldInstagram page: https://www.instagram.com/mainstreettotheworld/Contact our Sponsor Coasters & Castles Travel- www.travelcnc.comPhone: 844-422-8785Email: info@travelcnc.com#mainstreettotheworld#msttw#msttwblog#msttwpodcast#travelingin2021#dreamnowtravellater#lomastravel           #grupolomas#airporttransfers         #nickelodeonhotel#eldoradoresorts         #hiddenbeach#allurechocolathotel                 #Azulbeach#bluevillaesmeralda                    #generationsresort#margaritavilleislandresort          #horsebackriding#swimwithdolphins                   #snorkeling#catamaran                                   #tulum#snorkelcancun                          #touryucatan#mayanculture                         #openwaterdiving#albatrosplus                          #aquatwistercancun#atlantissubmarine              #birdwatching#bottomfishing                        #bocaiglesiadiscovery#ranchobonanza                     

Welcome to the Main Street to the World Podcast where we will be talking everything travel each week.  In this episode, are talking with our rep from Grupo Lomas- José Luis Domínguez .  This is the first in a 2 part series.  Be sure to tune in next Thursday at 6 PM for part 2!Grupo Lomas is the premier Destination Management Company in the Cancun, the Riviera Maya, Guadalupe Valley & in Baja California.The Main Street to the World Podcast is hosted by April Botta, Whitney Mattox, & Lynne Macolini.  We are proudly sponsored by Coasters & Castles Travel.  For more information, check out www.travelcnc.com. Main Street to the World also has a blog.  Check it out at www.mainstreettotheworld.com Main Street to the World is on YouTube too, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrgRTIIgM3Kxjozq0IuiWwA                                                       Be sure to tell us what you would like us to talk about.  Email us at info@travelcnc.com.Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/mainstreettotheworldInstagram page: https://www.instagram.com/mainstreettotheworld/Contact our Sponsor Coasters & Castles Travel- www.travelcnc.comPhone: 844-422-8785Email: info@travelcnc.com#mainstreettotheworld#msttw#msttwblog#msttwpodcast#travelingin2021#dreamnowtravellater#lomastravel           #grupolomas#airporttransfers         #nickelodeonhotel#eldoradoresorts         #hiddenbeach#allurechocolathotel                 #Azulbeach#bluevillaesmeralda                    #generationsresort#margaritavilleislandresort          #horsebackriding#swimwithdolphins                   #snorkeling#catamaran                                   #tulum#snorkelcancun                          #touryucatan#mayanculture                         #openwaterdiving#albatrosplus                          #aquatwistercancun#atlantissubmarine              #birdwatching#bottomfishing                        #bocaiglesiadiscovery#ranchobonanza                     

The De La Torre Brothers: Irreverence as a Tool for Reinvention Through their Ultra-Baroque polycultural work, Einar and Jamex De La Torre tackle topics of identity and contemporary consumerism. Influences range from religious iconography to German expressionism while also paying homage to Mexican vernacular arts and pre-Columbian art. They don’t consider themselves glass artists per se, but treat glass as one component in their three-dimensional collages, one that interacts with a multitude of chosen – not found – objects. Einar recalls their mother’s fondness for puns as a likely source for the brothers’ own interest in multiple layers of understanding.  Collaborating since the 1990s, the De La Torres were born in Guadalajara, México, in 1963 and 1960. They moved to the United States in 1972, transitioning from a traditional catholic school to a small California beach Town. Both attended California State University at Long Beach. Jamex earned a BFA in Sculpture in 1983, while Einar decided against the utility of an art degree. Currently the brothers live and work on both sides of the border, The Guadalupe Valley in Baja California, México, and San Diego, California. The complexities of the immigrant experience and contradicting bicultural identities, as well as their current life and practice on both sides of border, inform their narrative and aesthetics.  Gussie Fauntleroy wrote in the July 2009 issue of American Craft: “Similarly, in their art the brothers intentionally disregard conventional borders between dichotomous pairs such as high and low art and sacred and profane, and between deluxe objects and the detritus of everyday life. Virtually every assemblage and installation incorporates blown glass or cast-resin elements in sumptuous colors that shimmer, juxtaposed with an array of … objects, including plastic toys, snack food wrappers and old tires.” https://www.craftcouncil.org/magazine/article/de-la-torre-brothers-and-border-baroque The De La Torres have been honored with The USA Artists Fellowship award, The Louis Comfort Tiffany Award, The Joan Mitchell Foundation Award, and The San Diego Art Prize. They have had 18 solo museum exhibitions, completed eight major public art projects and participated in four biennales. Their work can be found in the permanent collections of Corning Museum of Glass, Corning, New York; Museum of American Glass, Millville, New Jersey; The Kanazu Museum, Kanazu, Japan; Frauenau Glass Museum, Frauenau, Bavaria, Germany; GlazenHuis Museum, Lommel, Belgium; and the Museum of Glass, Tacoma, Washington, to name a few. Private collectors include Alice Walton, Cheech Marin, Elton John, Irwin Jacobs, Terry McMillan, Sandra Cisneros and Quincy Troupe. Guest instructors at Penland, UrbanGlass, the Pittsburgh Glass Center and Pilchuck, the De La Torre brothers have shared their multifaceted knowledge of glass technique including blowing, bit work and flameworking with students worldwide. In the last 15 years they have been creating photomural installations using Lenticular printing as a major part of their repertoire.  “If ever there were a case where materials and their masterful use provide a perfect match—and metaphor—for an artist’s concepts and themes, it’s in the art of Jamex and Einar de la Torre,” wrote Fontleroy. “How better to convey the rich complexity and alchemic intermingling of border cultures than through mixed media creations as multilayered, thought-provoking and engaging as the cultures themselves?”  

Chile toreado y limón con… el Chef Enrique Olvera. Hablamos de la adaptación de las industrias en este momento, el Guadalupe Valley se cancela, pero los cines de la CDMX ya abrieron con los mejores estrenos y juntos cuestionemos al machismo.

Viene Alejandro Franco y los vamos a invitar a un toquín en Ensenada, Baja California.

Viene Alejandro Franco y los vamos a invitar a un toquín en Ensenada, Baja California.

Hear how a true respect for the environment was the core element of a family project that led to the building of Alximia, an eco-friendly winery in Valle de Guadalupe, Baja, California. Mentions: Alximia, Alvaro Alvarez, Valle de Guadalupe, Guadalupe Valley, Santo Tomas, San Vicente Valley, Oso Negros, LMA Wines, La Mision, Rosario, Ensendada, Vineyards

Es un festival boutique que combina música, gastronomía, vinos y cervezas artesanales en la región vitivinícola más importante de México.

En el programa de hoy les dijimos cómo resolver problemas con inteligencia emocional, los invitamos al Guadalupe Valley fest y les dijimos las 7 razones por las que todavía no tienen pareja.

En el programa de hoy les dijimos cómo resolver problemas con inteligencia emocional, los invitamos al Guadalupe Valley fest y les dijimos las 7 razones por las que todavía no tienen pareja.

Es un festival boutique que combina música, gastronomía, vinos y cervezas artesanales en la región vitivinícola más importante de México.

Today’s podcast is part three of a three-night / four-day Travel Writer’s Academy media trip to Baja California where we visited Tijuana, Las Playas de Tijuana, Rosarito,  Ojos Negros, Ensenada and Baja’s Wine Route; Guadalupe Valley (also known as Valle de Guadalupe). Today's podcast focuses on the art and architecture we experienced on this trip as [...] The post BITW 130: 2018 Travel Writer’s Academy Baja California Media Trip Part 3 appeared first on Break Into Travel Writing.

Today’s podcast is part three of a three-night / four-day Travel Writer’s Academy media trip to Baja California where we visited Tijuana, Las Playas de Tijuana, Rosarito,  Ojos Negros, Ensenada and Baja’s Wine Route; Guadalupe Valley (also known as Valle de Guadalupe). Today's podcast focuses on the art and architecture we experienced on this trip as [...] The post BITW 130: 2018 Travel Writer’s Academy Baja California Media Trip Part 3 appeared first on Break Into Travel Writing.