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This week's conversation starts with laughs and lands deep. The crew picks up Paxton's sermon illustration about feeding the tiger—those little desires we keep alive until they grow teeth. From late-night scroll sessions to collecting Beanie Babies and Dr. Squatch soaps, everyone admits they've got their own “tigers.” It's funny, but it hits close to home. The group turns the corner to what Scripture says about desire. Psalm 37:4 and 1 Peter 5:6 remind us that when we delight in the Lord, He reshapes what we want—and when we humble ourselves, He's the One who lifts us up. They talk about ambition, approval, and the moments when God flips our motives from self-promotion to kingdom purpose. It's honest, hopeful, and a good reminder that some things need starving… and others need surrendering. Before wrapping up, the guys highlight Harvest Fest on October 26—a chance to turn good intentions into real ministry by serving, smiling, and sharing the gospel with thousands of neighbors. ASK A QUESTION – TELL A STORY – CONNECT WITH US

Midnight Re-Launch 2.0 Redux - Episode 30 Show Notes  Welcome to Episode 30! – 2:25          Could there be a few more roadblocks set to getting this episode out in an already busy part of my calendar?  Yes, I left that exact line from the Ep. 29 show notes because, well, same!  Couple people close to me needed some medical attention and they are on the mend now! But here we are in a news-filled episode   News – 7:43 Some of my fellow podcasts hit some milestones – TSZ hits 700, TB hits 200, AU hits 100 And welcome to Azeroth Morning Radio which posted its second episode this week. Check them out! Busy holiday calendar for October plus includes Brewfest, Harvest Fest, Darkmoon Faire, Great Gnomeregan Race, Hallow's End, and Day of the Dead   Legion Remix Preview – 13:31 What race/class combo should I create for Remix? Oh, I don't have to level every class to 80 for the class mounts – you can BUY them! Mounts, mog, toys, and even housing décor are all available for a total well over 8 million bronze Spreadsheet to track it all: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vQ3Y8LmZKuCiINTq8QASJsxTZI4O5LJYTh0brnmV3i4/edit?pli=1&gid=0#gid=0 Or use this website which connects to your actual characters (thanks SoulsoBreezy): https://wowchievement.com/tracker/legion-remix     More News Turbo Boost starts Oct. 7, but the rest of it kicks in on Oct 21 2.7 launch on December 2 will include Pandaren heritage armor and Housing for those who pre-purchased the Midnight expansion!   Midnight Deep Dive – 36:37 Midnight alpha is now out there; avoid spoilers as best you can Collector's Edition is available for pre-order after its sneaky announcement The retirement of valorstones was greeted warmly by WoW players Walking through the Midnight Deep Dive and Developer Q&A videos on YouTube   Drink of the Month – 1:31:33 My goodness, it is Brewfest!  After chugging a Barleybrew Dark, it is time to talk about the new additions to Brewfest, which given my delays, ends minutes after you likely get this podcast in your hot little hands.   “What Have You Done Lately?” – 1:34:51      I have played some, but not much Brewfest and done a little leveling And that leveling got me to 80.3% of the maximum possible levels on a 65-character account just as the cap expands to 70 Hoping for more WoW time and less IRL stuff in the coming weeks   Outro – 1:40:05 Thanks to Blizzard for the amazing music and sound, to OGRE for intro/outro music, my lovely and supportive wife, and you for listening. Support the show at https://www.patreon.com/soloqueuewow Thank you to contributing patrons, Andrew, Righteous Bandy, ThatSkyGuy, Cyn, Snek of Voldun, Jon, Scott, Jeru, Raven, and Greybeard.  And thanks to free members Max, Eddie, Bear, Friends of Wumpus, Sean, Curro, Aronaar, AedinNahkriin, Guardian Sandy, Alice, Don, Kamil, Case and welcome to Wednesday and Eric! Subscribe to the podcast at your podcast feed of choice, Apple, Spotify, and all the rest.  Leave a 5-star rating and a written review to help grow Solo Queue. You can contact me at soloqueuewow at gmail.com, Bluesky, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Threads. “I will see you out there."

Get ready for fall fun in Chino Valley! In this episode, we sit down with Marnee Zazueta, Dean of the Yavapai College Chino Valley campus and organizer of the annual Harvest Festival. From pumpkin patches and hayrides to a bustling beer garden, live music, and a kids' zone, this family-friendly event has something for everyone. Marnee also shares insights into Yavapai College's hands-on programs—including agriculture, horticulture, lineman training, CDL certification, aquaculture, and more. Whether you're looking for a festive autumn outing or curious about educational opportunities in the Quad Cities area, this episode has all the details.F1RST2KNOW is part of the CAST11 Podcast Network of Prescott. Check out the podcast network website with ALL the shows at: https://CAST11.com Follow the CAST11 Podcast Network on Facebook at: https://Facebook.com/CAST11AZFollow Cast11 Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/cast11_podcast_network

Fluent Fiction - Hungarian: A New Beginning: Finding Courage at Balaton's Harvest Fest Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/hu/episode/2025-09-29-07-38-20-hu Story Transcript:Hu: A nap már alacsonyan járt az égen, mikor a Balaton partján a fesztivál életre kelt.En: The sun hung low in the sky when the festival came to life on the shores of Balaton.Hu: Az őszi színekben pompázó falevelek úgy hullottak a földre, mint az elpergő idő pillanatai.En: The autumn-colored leaves fell to the ground like moments of time passing by.Hu: Az évnek ebben az időszakában a helyi aratófesztivál mindenkit izgalommal töltött el.En: At this time of year, the local harvest festival filled everyone with excitement.Hu: A főutcán sorakozó standok színes forgataga vonzotta a látogatókat, akik finomabbnál finomabb magyar ételeket és kézműves tárgyakat kóstolgattak, keresgéltek.En: The colorful array of stalls lining the main street attracted visitors who sampled exquisite Hungarian dishes and browsed for handcrafted items.Hu: Bence, a kissé visszahúzódó tanító, igyekezett elmerülni a nyüzsgésben, de gondolatai folyton máshol jártak.En: Bence, a somewhat shy teacher, tried to immerse himself in the bustle, but his thoughts constantly wandered elsewhere.Hu: Ott volt mellette Katalin, régi barátja, aki mindig biztatta, hogy merjen nyitni mások felé.En: Beside him was Katalin, an old friend who always encouraged him to open up to others.Hu: Most is vele tartott, hogy segítse őt a félelmei leküzdésében.En: She accompanied him now, too, to help him overcome his fears.Hu: "Próbáld meg ma este, Bence," mondta Katalin bátorítóan, miközben rápillantott egy közeledő, mosolygós lányra.En: "Give it a try tonight, Bence," said Katalin encouragingly, glancing at a smiling girl approaching.Hu: "Nézd, ott van Eszter.En: "Look, there's Eszter."Hu: "Eszter, a vidám és kalandvágyó utazási blogger, most járta először Magyarország e vidékét.En: Eszter, the cheerful and adventurous travel blogger, was visiting this part of Hungary for the first time.Hu: Célja az volt, hogy felfedezze és megörökítse a hagyományok szépségét.En: Her aim was to discover and capture the beauty of traditions.Hu: Könnyed mozdulattal közeledett a tömegben, szemében kíváncsiság tükröződött.En: She moved smoothly through the crowd, with curiosity reflected in her eyes.Hu: Bence szíve gyorsabban vert, de emlékezett Katalin szavaira.En: Bence's heart beat faster, but he remembered Katalin's words.Hu: "Légy őszinte, Bence.En: "Be honest, Bence.Hu: Mesélj neki a kedvenc történeteidről.En: Share your favorite stories with her."Hu: "A fesztivál közepette a hagyományos tánc következett.En: In the midst of the festival, the traditional dance began.Hu: Az emberek egymás kezét fogva kört alakítottak, hogy a népzene ütemére táncoljanak.En: People joined hands to form a circle and danced to the rhythm of folk music.Hu: Bence úgy érezte, ez a pillanat fontos számára.En: Bence felt this moment was important for him.Hu: Összeszedte bátorságát és lassan Eszter mellé lépett.En: He mustered up his courage and slowly stepped next to Eszter.Hu: "Szia, Eszter," kezdte bátortalanul.En: "Hi, Eszter," he started timidly.Hu: "Tudom, hogy szereted a történeteket.En: "I know you love stories.Hu: Szeretném elmesélni, mit jelent nekünk ez a fesztivál.En: I'd like to tell you what this festival means to us."Hu: "Eszter szívélyesen mosolygott.En: Eszter smiled warmly.Hu: "Nagyon örülnék, ha megosztanád velem.En: "I'd love for you to share with me."Hu: "Ahogy beszélgettek, Bence mesélt az aratófesztivál hagyományairól, a szőlővel és borral kapcsolatos szokásokról, és elmondta néhány régi mesét, amely itt, a Balaton partján születtek.En: As they talked, Bence recounted the traditions of the harvest festival, customs related to grapes and wine, and shared some old tales that originated here on the shores of Balaton.Hu: Eszter minden szavát figyelmesen hallgatta, és közben egyre közelebb került hozzá.En: Eszter listened attentively to every word, drawing progressively closer to him.Hu: A tánc végéhez közeledett, de az este varázsa még érezhető volt.En: As the dance neared its end, the magic of the evening was still palpable.Hu: Bence úgy érezte, hogy most másként látja saját magát.En: Bence felt he saw himself differently now.Hu: Merészebb és magabiztosabb lett.En: He was bolder and more confident.Hu: "Örülök, hogy találkoztunk, Bence," mondta Eszter mosolyogva, miközben a zene elhalkult.En: "I'm glad we met, Bence," said Eszter with a smile as the music quieted down.Hu: "Remélem, hogy lesz még alkalmam Magyarországot felfedezni.En: "I hope I'll have more chances to explore Hungary."Hu: ""Mindenképp," válaszolta Bence.En: "Absolutely," replied Bence.Hu: "Mi lenne, ha legközelebb is találkoznánk egy helyi eseményen?En: "How about we meet at another local event next time?Hu: Szívesen bevezetnélek még jobban a tradícióink rejtelmeibe.En: I'd be happy to introduce you further to the secrets of our traditions."Hu: "Eszter bólintott, és ahogy elbúcsúzott, Bence tudta, hogy valami új kezdődött számára.En: Eszter nodded, and as she said goodbye, Bence knew something new had begun for him.Hu: Bátrabban nézett a jövőbe, hiszen Katalin segítségével átlépte korábbi korlátait, és megnyitotta szívét egy új barátság felé.En: He looked to the future more bravely, as Katalin's help had enabled him to overcome previous barriers and open his heart to a new friendship.Hu: Az ősz új színt hozott az életébe, és Bence már várta, hogy a következő szüret mit tartogat majd kettejük számára.En: Autumn brought a new color to his life, and Bence eagerly awaited what the next harvest would hold for the two of them. Vocabulary Words:hung: jártshores: partjánimmerse: elmerülniwandered: jártakencouraged: biztatottmustered: összeszedtebustle: nyüzsgésbenexquisite: finomabbnálhandcrafted: kézművestimidly: bátortalanulrecounted: meséltattentively: figyelmesengrapes: szőlővelharvest: szüretcheerful: vidámadventurous: kalandvágyóblogger: bloggercuriosity: kíváncsiságrhythm: üteméremustered: összeszedtelush: pompázóexplore: felfedeznismoothly: könnyedapproaching: közeledőcapturing: megörökítsebolder: merészebboriginate: születtekmagical: varázsaconfident: magabiztosabbeagerly: várta

This week on WNY Brews, we're talking about a stacked lineup of fall beer events across Western New York. Buffalo Olde Brewery is hosting a four-day Oktoberfest weekend in Lovejoy (Sept. 25–28) with food, live music, giveaways, and their seasonal BOBFest lager. Resurgence and Consumer's Beverages have a group giveaway running now, and Ellicottville Brewing is raffling off Fall Fest tickets, so check their Instagram pages if you're feeling lucky. Clarksburg Cider is looking ahead with their winter seasonal Spruced Up, while WNY Beer Week kicks off Sept. 25 with a new collaborative hazy IPA pouring at breweries across the region. The Arc of Erie County's Ale Trail also returns Sept. 25 in Williamsville, with beer, cider, spirits, live music, and a discount code for our listeners. Buffalo Beer Goddesses will mark 13 years at Mr. Goodbar on Oct. 1, Rusty Nickel hosts their 11th Harvest Fest on Sept. 27, and a brand-new cidermaker, The Cider Project, officially launches Sept. 30 at Groundwork Market Garden.This episode is brought to you by The Tap and Craft Festival at Buffalo Riverworks on October 4th, presented by The Lock Tender. For tickets and info, head to BuffaloBeerLeague.com/tapandcraft.For more local beer stories, visit BuffaloBeerLeague.com. You can always reach us at Brian@BuffaloBeerLeague.com and Scott@WNYBrews.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 194: Halloween-Themed Family Travel Pumpkin patches, ghost stories, trick-or-treating at Disney… Halloween has become more than just a night—it's a whole travel season! In this episode of The Family Vacationer, Rob and Traci share the best family-friendly destinations and tips for celebrating Halloween in ways that are fun, memorable, and not-too-spooky. Here's what you'll hear in this episode: Historic Halloween Towns – Salem, Massachusetts and Sleepy Hollow, New York, where history and legend come alive every October. Theme Park Magic – From Disney's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party to Universal Studios' daytime family options, plus the fall magic of Dollywood's Harvest Fest and Great Pumpkin LumiNights.Local Adventures – Pumpkin patches, flashlight corn mazes, haunted history tours, and small-town parades that make for easy weekend getaways.Practical Tips – Packing costumes in carry-ons, layering for chilly nights, keeping kids safe with glow sticks, and candy-collection hacks to keep little arms from getting tired.Big News!Rob's book, The Family Vacationer: A Parent's Guide to Meaningful Travel, is coming out in December! Pre-orders open soon—stay tuned for details.We're celebrating our 200th episode in Orlando at the Caribe Royale the second weekend in December. If you'll be in Orlando, let us know—we'd love to connect! Halloween is the perfect excuse to add a little travel to your fall calendar. Whether you're heading to New England, a theme park, or just the local pumpkin patch, the memories you'll make will last far longer than the candy. Listen now and get inspired to plan your family's spooktacular getaway!

Host Craig Larsen talks with Kate Yeater from Salmon Valley Stewardship about the Harvest Fest fundraiser this week.

This week, we're packing our bags and heading to Spavinaw, Oklahoma, for a truly unique event: Harvest Fest. Join us for a great interview that explores the heart of Oklahoma's cannabis community, where activism, art, and music collide in an old-school camp experience. From primitive camping and live local bands to poolside lounging and campfire s'mores, Harvest Fest is about more than just a good time—it's about building community and celebrating the "take care of your neighbor" spirit. We'll get a firsthand look at the activities, the vendors, and the passionate people who make this event an annual tradition. So grab a cup of coffee (or something a little more relaxing) and get ready for a trip to Camp Copperhead. We'll also touch on CNBC, Oklahoma Ranks #1 for Lowest Cost of Doing Business, Pryor, 7 Shooter Coffee and Sunrise Tex-Mex Cafe. Special Thanks to our partner, Thinkability Inc.  Want some Only in OK Show swag?   #OnlyInOKShow #Oklahoma #OKTourism #Podcast #TravelPodcast #HarvestFest #Spavinaw #CampCopperhead #CannabisCommunity #OklahomaCannabis #OKCMusic #Camping #OklahomaCamping #LiveMusic #CommunityBuilding #LocalArtists #Activism #CNBC #PryorOK #7ShooterCoffee #SunriseTexMex #ThinkabilityInc #SupportLocal #ExploreOklahoma

Kristyn previews the upcoming Harvest Fest & Thrift Con in Kirkwood for youth and adult vendors, back to school sales at ISO, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Microsoft yesterday had a global outage yesterday, but they don't know how many people were affected. DC is making some progress in its battle with lung cancer. Washington Commanders are holding their annual Harvest Fest today.    Make sure to also keep up to date with ALL our podcasts we do below that have new episodes every week:The Thought ShowerLet's Get WeirdCrisis on Infinite Podcasts

During our Harvest Fest event, we had some awesome testimonies from multiple members of the church.

To end Pure Conference 2024, we had our annual Harvest Fest, a Family event in which there were 580 in attendance!

Discover practical ways to guide your family away from secular, fear-based Halloween traditions. Greg and Jacquie Francis share the biblical reasons behind their choice to celebrate Harvest Fest, offering faith-centered alternatives for fall. Learn how to handle opposition gracefully, focusing on God's opinion rather than the world's. #HalloweenAlternatives #FaithOverFear #FamilyValues If you want to get your hands on their Francis Family Values placemat, follow the link below. **If you have any questions for Greg & Jacquie Francis or want to connect, please message them ⁠⁠HERE!⁠⁠⁠ We welcome your feedback and will answer your questions on future episodes.

It was a three-part Voice of the Valley today.  In part one, host Will Rasmussen talked with Mike Warner about the upcoming annual Fireman's Ball.   In the second segment, Will talked with Jesse Lutz and Kate Stoddard from the Salmon Valley Stewardship promoting the Harvest Fest 20 year celebration.  In the third part, Will was joined by Geb Gebhart and Angry Villager about the races this weekend.

ITS HERE! Its time for Reece and Tanner to give their preview for one of the best Silver Dollar City Festivals - the Harvest Fest! Holy Pumpkin Spice batman. (Apologies for Tanner's blown out audio at times - his 1 year old got ahold of his recording equipment...:D)

Daniele from St. Joe Today talks about great things happening this weekend!  Plus Kat from River St. Joe Brewery talk about some of the great events including their Harvest Fest. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Feast of Tabernacles is the Harvest Fest of the Jews, full of rejoicing. And Jesus comes to fulfill that joy. 

Our on site visit to this year's Green Village Initiative Harvest Fest was bittersweet. While it preceded a major change for this urban agricultural nonprofit that has done so well supporting equity, community, anti-racism, wellness, knowledge-sharing, and youth mentorship, along with responding hunger and promoting food justice - the festival also provided an opportunity to meet and learn about numerous individuals in greater Bridgeport who have learned from and benefited as a result of their ties to GVI.  So stay tuned and get ready to meet some of these enterprising individuals as well as hearing about the coming changes from the nonprofit's leadership.

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In this hour of Seasoned, you'll get to know Brooklyn-based writer, recipe developer, and food stylist Yewande Komolafe. In her work for The New York Times and elsewhere, she's a champion for West African cuisine. Producer Tagan Engel talks with Yewande about her first book, My Everyday Lagos: Nigerian Cooking at Home and in the Diaspora. Then Tagan brings us a story from Reservoir Community Farm in Bridgeport — where Green Village Initiative is feeding its community and empowering the next generation of urban gardeners and farmers. GUESTS: Yewande Komolafe: Author of My Everyday Lagos: Nigerian Cooking at Home and in the Diaspora. (@yewande_komolafe) Green Village Initiative: Special thanks to Ellie Angerame, Jessica Rosario, chef Raquel Rivera, Lucrecia Barraza, and teens DJ Waugh, Chris Hayes, Shemaya Joseph, and Zayne Murphy. More info about Harvest Fest (@greenvillageinitiative) FEATURED RECIPES:SinasirSwallows – Pounded MethodÈgúsí Soup This show was produced by Robyn Doyon-Aitken, Catie Talarski, Meg Dalton, Tagan Engel, Stephanie Stender, Katrice Claudio, Meg Fitzgerald and Sabrina Herrera. Our interns are Lateshia Peters and Joey Morgan. Join the conversation on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and email: seasoned@ctpublic.org. Seasoned is available as a podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, TuneIn, Listen Notes, or wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe and never miss an episode.Support the show: https://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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As October draws to a close, we start wrapping up lingering summertime activities and preparing for seasonal celebrations.  The final Hillsboro Farmers Markets of 2023 take place on Saturday and Sunday, October 28th and 29th in downtown Hillsboro and Orenco Station, respectively. Join them to pick up local farm-fresh produce and handmade goods, visit the food trucks, and enjoy the special activities of Harvest Fest! There will be games, photo ops, and more for all to enjoy.  Also taking place are several family-friendly Halloween events, including The Great Pumpkin Hunt and Haunted Teen Night on Friday, October 27th; and Halloween in Downtown Hillsboro and Spooktacular on Saturday, October 28th. Learn more on the City of Hillsboro's website.  And the Washington County Sheriff's Office reminds families to #BeSafeBeSeen this Halloween! If you are driving or trick-or-treating on Halloween afternoon/evening, please keep these safety tips in mind: Light Up your costume with reflective tape or carry a flashlight or glowstick. Travel in Groups and stay in familiar neighborhoods. Stay on Sidewalks and be aware of surrounding vehicles. Drive Slow and obey all traffic signs and signals. Stay Alert on the road, especially when entering and exiting driveways and alleys. Put the Phone Away and eliminate distractions behind the wheel and when walking. Families are invited to stop by the Hillsboro precinct at 215 SW Adams Ave. during business hours through Halloween to pick up a reflective blinky light or slap band to help your kids be seen. Hot News is produced and emailed to HSD families and staff each week school is in session. Please add the address to your “safe sender” list to make sure you always receive the latest issue. Please also bookmark our district website: ⁠⁠hsd.k12.or.us⁠⁠ to stay informed about what's happening in our district and schools.

Cassie McLemore from the Stillwater Harvest Fest joins the show to talk about giant pumpkins, pies, pumpkin boats and more!

Jason leads off the show with a discussion about folks who move due to political disagreements, and why that's silly. Later Cassie McLemore from the Stillwater Harvest Fest talks exploding pumpkins and pie eating contests.

This week on the Podcast, Reece and Tanner adventure to Silver Dollar City and record a shorter live episode! We love the Harvest Festival, and had to check it out this year for ourselves.

Join LaTangela as she chats with Metro Health Baton Rouge on the #TanLine Ray C. Williams, Sr. and Eugene Collins gives us the #InsideScoop on an amazing event that is taking place Saturday, October 7th 10a.m.-2p.m. Harvest Fest & Wellness Pop-Up at Scotland Plaza on the corner of Scotland Avenue and Swan Avenue $25 gift cards for vaccinations/boosters Information and Food boxes (starting at 8:30a.m. while supplies last) Live Music/Food/Vendors/Door Prizes - Hosted by LaTangela Fay For more information contact Metro Health @ 225-338-9333 NEW MUSIC ALERT NEVER KNEW - LaTangela Fay NEW BOOK ALERT P.O.O.F. (Power Over Obstacles Forever) - LaTangela Fay Sherman ************************************************************************************ THE LATANGELA SHOW TANTUNE RADIO -  WEMX- Baton Rouge, La. Mon-Fri 10a.m.-3p.m.CST TV - WLFT - Baton Rouge, La. KGLA  - New Orleans, La. The Louisiana Film Channel YouTube - #LaTangelaFay Podcast - ALL digital platforms www.LaTangela.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

GDP Script/ Top Stories for Sept 29th Publish Date:  Sept 28th From the Henssler Financial Studio Welcome to the Gwinnett Daily Post Podcast Today is Friday, September 29th, and happy heavenly birthday to musician Jerry Lee Lewis. ****JERRY LEE LEWIS - WHOLE LOTTA SHAKIN' **** I'm Bruce Jenkins and here are your top stories presented by Peggy Slappey Properties. Driver charged in Labor Day crash in Gwinnett that killed 5 teens Celebrity Softball Showdown first event for Gwinnett Chamber Foundation Renowned Korean Children's Choir visits Greater Atlanta Christian School Plus, Bruce Jenkins City of Lawrenceville event coordinator Milo Sather. All of this and more is coming up on the Gwinnett Daily Post podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen daily and subscribe!  Break 1 : Slappey          Story 1: Driver charged in Labor Day crash in Gwinnett that killed 5 teens   The driver involved in a tragic Labor Day crash in Gwinnett County that resulted in the deaths of five teenagers has been charged. Emanuel Rene Esfahani, 20, of Lawrenceville, has been charged with five felony counts of homicide by vehicle in the first degree, along with other charges including reckless driving and racing on highways. The crash occurred when Esfahani, driving an Infiniti G35, was racing another vehicle on an exit ramp at speeds exceeding 100 mph. The Infiniti swerved to avoid a box truck, leading to a collision with the other vehicle, a Toyota Tacoma, causing it to roll over and fall from the ramp. Tragically, five teens lost their lives in the incident......…..read more at gwinnettdailypost.com STORY 2: Celebrity Softball Showdown first event for Gwinnett Chamber Foundation   The Gwinnett Chamber Foundation is hosting its inaugural event, the Celebrity Softball Showdown, at Coolray Field in Lawrenceville. The foundation, established this year, aims to support local businesses owned by veterans, women, and minorities. The event will feature a softball game with over two dozen celebrities, entertainment, food trucks, a car show, a postgame concert by country artist Ricky Lee, and the ceremonial first pitch by Gwinnett Commission Chairwoman Nicole Love Hendrickson. Proceeds from the game will be used to provide grant money for underserved small local companies in Gwinnett County.   STORY 3: Renowned Korean Children's Choir visits Greater Atlanta Christian School The Greater Atlanta Christian School hosted the Far East Broadcasting Company Korean Christian Children's Choir, a prestigious group of 40 talented young performers aged 7-13. The choir, known for its international Christian unity message, delivered a heartwarming performance featuring colorful costumes and traditional Korean dance. They expressed gratitude to the United States Military and missionaries for introducing Christianity. The visit aimed to strengthen the global connection among Christians and promote cultural exchange and camaraderie. The choir will tour five states and 20 cities in the United States, with plans to return annually to GAC. We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.874.3200 for more info. We'll be right back   Break 2:   M.O.G. – Tom Wages - Obits – Cumming Fair             STORY 4: Goodwill Career Centers celebrates grand reopening of Duluth facility   Goodwill of North Georgia's Pleasant Hill Career Center in Duluth has celebrated its grand reopening. The renovated facility, now spanning 9,295 square feet, offers updated technology to support in-person and virtual training programs. Goodwill Career Centers, with 14 locations in North Georgia, provide free training, job placement, case management, work support, and paid internships to community members. Graduates have secured employment with major companies such as Amazon, Kroger, Delta Airlines, and the Georgia Department of Transportation. The Pleasant Hill Career Center offers training in forklift operation, hospitality, medical administrative assisting, phlebotomy, and more, with an annual expectation of serving 1,200 individuals.   STORY 5: Harvest Fest set to return to Lawrenceville Nov. 4   The city of Lawrenceville is hosting its annual Harvest Fest on November 4 at the Lawrenceville Lawn. The festival will feature performances by up-and-coming musical artists, including headliner Hannah Dasher, Them Vibes, Seryn, and the Band Loula. In addition to music, the event will offer festive activities, a farmer's market with local artisans, and various food vendors. Hannah Dasher, known as "Nashville's best-kept secret," is celebrated for her fresh take on classic country music. The festival is sponsored by several companies, and sponsorships start at $500. The free festival runs from noon to 6 p.m.   We'll be back in a moment   Break 3:  ESOG – Ingles 3 – Lawrenceville Events   STORY 6: MILO SATHER   And now here is Bruce Jenkins conversation with City of Lawrenceville event coordinator Milo Sather.   STORY 7: MILO SATHER INTERVIEW   We'll have final thoughts after this.   Break 4: Henssler 60 Thanks again for hanging out with us on today's Gwinnett Daily Post podcast. If you enjoy these shows, we encourage you to check out our other offerings, like the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast, the Marietta Daily Journal, the Community Podcast for Rockdale Newton and Morgan Counties, or the Paulding County News Podcast. Read more about all our stories, and get other great content at Gwinnettdailypost.com. Did you know over 50% of Americans listen to podcasts weekly? Giving you important news about our community and telling great stories are what we do. 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The band formerly known as Radar is now Radar Waves. The trash rock power trio been around for over a decade… if you're listening to this in time, go suppor them Harvest Fest in Plainfield on Sunday, September 10. Otherwise, you can see them open for Jimmie's Chicken Shack October 20th at Heroes West in Lemont. Enjoy "Ain't Scared": It's awesome, and it's today's Snack!   Hear more at radarwaves.bandcamp.com  

Tonight Debbie Stultz-Giffin joins Co-hosts Al, Marcel, and Marijane, with grow guy Darcy and our Pharmacist Lennie, for a chat about Harvest Fest 2023 http://www.mumm.ca/harvest-fest.html We'll also share some news, views, reviews, along with grow tips and our usual silliness.

Jennifer Day is the Director of Saco Main Street, an organization that is focused on making Saco, Maine a great place to live and work by enhancing the vitality of the downtown. www.sacomainstreet.org

Many Christians grew up going to "Hallelujah Nights" and "Harvest Fest" celebrations on October 31st; but dressing up, going "trick or treating" and celebrating Halloween?  That's for #TeamSatan's biggest party of the year, where Christians have no business being.But what about Christians who merely enjoy a night of dressing up, getting candy and having a little fun?  Is Halloween's questionable roots significant enough to merit a Christian boycott?  Jack Hoey rejects this notion and sees Halloween as an innocent night of fun for the kids. Cheryl Brown, fellow "Seacoaster," has vastly differing convictions.  Refraining from Halloween celebrations, according to her, falls in line with God's desire for Christians to be "set apart."  Stay Connected.Website | Facebook Discussion Page  In this episodeJack Hoey /Linked In Cheryl Brown / FacebookJoey Svendsen, host / InstagramSparkle Anderson, narrator / Instagram Executive Producer: Josh SurrattProducer/Editor: Joey SvendsenSound Engineer/Editor: JT PriceSound Engineer: Diego GomezMusic Composed by: Joel T. Hamilton Music (including theme song) and Seacoast Church MusicWe'd love for you to share your story for us to possibly share it on this podcast.  

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"Harvest Fest" Sunday Worship Service & Fall Celebration October 23, 2022

Am I The Asshat for not accommodating my neighbor's allergy? Jane Pauley profiled Julia Roberts on CBS Sunday Morning and they're both knitters! Jason shared interesting tidbits from Rolling Stone's interview with Michelle Phillips. Alexis shared what she saw at Stillwater's Harvest Fest's Pumpkin Regatta…people paddling in giant pumpkins has never be so exciting!

This week, we talk to Suzanne Adam, executive director of the Domestic Violence Crisis Center, about domestic violence in New Canaan and the wider region that the nonprofit organization serves. The DVCC's “Harvest Fest” will take place Oct. 21 at Shorehaven Golf Club in Norwalk. 

For this episode I spent time at Berlin's annual Harvest Fest, speaking with vendors and artists.Brandy Gleason- A travel writer on a book signing tour, I got the pleasure of spending the weekend next to this experienced and kind woman.  Find her on Facebook, Instagram, or her website all about traveling.Emmi Enold- A 14 year old artist selling her acrylic paintings at her parent's food truck, Ross Mountian BBQ, I got to pick her brain on what inspires her and why she paints.David Fouts- Lead singer of the Inspired Band, we took time to discuss his musical career. I was surprised to find David had toured as a country music singer in the 70's.Jeremy Chupp- Jeremy, the owner of Rafter-C Chuckwagon, was this year's winner of the rib contest. We spoke about his BBQ career and a bit about his process of putting love and time into his food.Donny Hostetler- Donny has been chainsaw carving for 15 years. We spoke about the process of acquiring a skill as specific as his. Jannet Stutzman- Jannet is the fiscal officer of Berlin township and is on the board of the Mainstreet Merchants. Jannet speaks on the different events they put on and what the future may hold for them. Follow them on Facebook and Instagram for details on the events.SponsorSweet Fire Sugar Bushhttps://sweetfiresugarbush.com/shopUse the code CREATE for 5% off on all purchases.

Marquette Law school survey results. The Human Rights Campaign. THC spiked Seltzer. Cedarburg Wine and Harvest Fest. Mildred Fish Harnack day. 0:03:51 - New Marquette Law School poll surveys Wisconsin voters Democrat campaign strategist, Joe Zepecki helps us navigate MU poll results and the Milwaukee votes controversy. 0:45:00 - What's going on with the HRC in Wisconsin Wisconsin Director for The Human Rights Campaign, Wendy Strout shares what the HRC is doing to campaign for marriage equality in Wisconsin. 1:05:00 - Oops, Minnesota accidentally legalized THC-spiked seltzers Minnesota legislatures legalized the manufacture and sale of products containing hemp-derived THC. 1:20:00 - Cedarburg Wine and Beer Fest Executive Director at Festivals of Cedarburg, Patrick Curran gives us the rundown on what to expect at the upcoming Wine and Harvest fest . 1:29:05 - It's Mildred Fish Harnack day American studies scholar turned attorney Libby Ellsworth-Kasch, and longtime activist for peace and justice, Art Heitzer aids us in the celebration of Mildred Fish Harnack day. Music from today's show can be found on As Goes Wisconsin's Spotify playlist We love hearing from you! Got a topic you think we should cover? Have an idea for a guest we should have on? Want to leave us feedback? Let us know!

There are a few EP release shows on this weekend's local music radar, as well as a couple of festivals and much more.

This week Shaylee and Angie dive into some shroom and other hallucinations they have done in their respective pasts. Shaylee has Harvest Fest 2022 recaps. And of course there's general chaos when the cat does something super weird.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/all-fudged-up/exclusive-content

Harvest Fest has free admission so you can buy your fall flavored puff!

⬆️Book discussion podcast (listen after reading, or subscribe now and listen to me read the chapter)CTRL ALT Revolt! is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Chapter OneThe Show of the TellingBeyond the roads and ways of civilization, toward the south, and a little off to the east, there was once an old inn where road weary travelers, tired and dusty, coming from the south and heading off toward the north and the great cities that lay there, would stop to pass an evening a time or two a year. Less and less as those years went by, and seldom now in the current, much darker days, but the inn was there all the same and the lands in which it lay, much forgotten by the great and powerful as they watched their maps from their tall towers near the wide and spreading sea and counted the times with an eye toward the shadows of the south.The Wayside Inn was “the Last Friendly Place” as it was simply known by the old and road-beaten who still dared travel. And even occasionally it was sometimes marked on those yellowing ancient maps few seemed to possess any longer, as a place of safety, where the fire was warm, and the beer from the cellar cold.And the cakes uncommonly good. But that is saying something about the Littles twice. For both good cake and Littles mean the same thing to anyone who knows a thing or two about either.The Indarri, rulers of the Great Elven Kingdom of Indolién to the north along the sandy coasts of the sea, preferred to refer to the old wooden pile of a roadside inn that lay along the southern coast road out of fair Indolién, brightest of their shining coveted jewels, and heading off south toward Sirith Osildor and the port districts that surrounded the dark tower down there, often called the City of Ghosts by all in nothing more than a hushed whisper as though to ward off some curse, they preferred to refer to the ancient inn as the “The Littles' place by the side of the road.” And then they too, of course, made their ornate gestures to ward off some evil spirit as was custom when talking about anything lesser than themselves.Which was, to be honest, most things and folk as far as the Fair Elves were concerned. Such is the way of the haughty and noble Indaar.The forgotten lands that lay between Sirith Osildor and Indolién were considered… provincial by those same Indaar. Rolling hills and a long valley gave way to the coast and its small line of hills protecting the farms from the salt laden blasting winds and mists of the seas. Beyond the district where the inn lay was a small distant mountain range to the east occupied by small farms found fewer and farther between, and among these were found the occasional villages and hamlets of Littles. Or so the Indarri had named those smaller folk, the Littles. These smaller people had their own name for themselves, but the haughty Indarri elves seldom cared for anyone else's languages or words but their own.Of course. Everyone knows this.In recent years, camps of reckless adventurers who'd long turned to banditry, waited alongside the crumbling roads and small, quiet canyons and hills where perhaps the remains of some ancient tower sleepily watched the dusty scape and the distant Barrow Hills. It was said that darker forces walked the canyons and dry hills where the ancient burials lay farther east, during the longer nights of winter itself, and even along the outskirts of some of the Littles' villages farther out than they should have been. Tending their olive orchards and keeping watch during the quiet hot days, and shut up and in during the moonlit nights when one might hear things it was best not to investigate. But again, those were always the tales told in the hinterlands and around the Great Hearth of the old Inn, away from the high precincts and bright jewels of fair coastal Indolién where only important matters of state and great magic were ever discussed among rising and slender white towers adorned with pennants fluttering in the breeze.No tales of ghosts, or lost hoard was ever spoken of among the beautiful elven ladies and their lords adorned in their shining and bright ceremonial armor. Such talk was crude and boorish. For the Indaar only dreamt of a misty future that somehow matched the glorious lost past of those elves who cast their gaze from their tall, sculpted towers and watched the storms of the sea come and pass by. And never did they turn their gaze south, beyond the Great River of the South the Sírë Morna. For that too was greatly considered uncouth to discuss even though it was in quiet tones and often.The Great River of the South. The Black River.Or as it was sometimes known… Nuruhuinë.The Death Shadow.One early evening it was into this very ancient inn old Malrond himself, who some said was an emissary of the Emerald Council, came on a late afternoon spring day. Many of the Littles in the district had seen him crossing over and through their green fields even just now blooming with wildflowers and first sprouting. Walking along the quiet and forgotten roads that lead from one stead to another with his tall and sculpted staff, stopping for a pleasant bit of talk with many of the older Littles he'd known in the long-ago days, and some who were rumored to have once, on occasion, gone off “a'wandering” with Malrond himself as they say down in those pastoral districts. And so, by Later Afternoon Tea, which is when the Littles have finished their heavy work for the day and are ready for their second tea before turning to the business of cleaning affairs up, news had spread that Malrond himself was indeed “around whether you'd been expectin' that to happen or not, today of all days, dontcha know.” Many of the Littles were settling down to either their honey cakes, or even the heavy lavender scones with baked crumble topping for Second Tea, when they heard the news regarding Malrond as teams of small Little boys, wild and screaming, raced from farm to farm to spread the tale of the tall wizard's arrival in the district.The Littles are well known for those fantastic scones. Some even say Glórindol One-Hand, ruler of the Indarri, occupant of the Emerald Lion throne which rests atop Indolién's Seventh Hill, favored them greatly and had carts of them brought up from the districts by the Elven Horse themselves. It was over these matters, and Malrond himself specifically, the Littles discussed news of Malrond's arrival, and, that it was clear he was heading toward the old inn and would arrive there toward day's end.So of course, with little organization and much frenzy, Littles from all across the district found an excuse to be about some business regarding the inn, and came in from their farms as the spring sky began to settle toward its gloaming to hear what the old wizard had to say.For he always had something interesting to say.Now, let us discuss the inn which the Littles, who favored the likeness of the Children of Men more than elves, began to stuff themselves into as night came on and the inn was made merry and hot by the hearth and many a candle. As had been said, the inn was very old. Very old. Some say, which is a common phrase in almost everything Littles speak upon, a sort of benediction before engaging in the gossip they so love, or an absolution if you prefer, some say the old inn was as old as Indolién itself.But… who knows such nonsense things?But back to the inn itself, it was a beautiful old pile of rambling rooms and deep cellars. The beer which the inn was famous for, a dark brew they served cold and called “boch”, came with a creamy head of foam and a slight bitter aftertaste that filled the stomach right with just a sip, leaving a satisfied feeling and a pleasant warm afterglow. It was the opposite of the heady “pils” brought down from the eastern mountains, direct from the ruined halls of rock dwarves who still delved into the remains of their lost empire. Pils was, by most, considered only barely brewed and far too potent for polite conversation which is what the Littles prided themselves on. The inn was also known of its Coastal Cheddar the locals called Onion Sharp. And travelers often remarked they'd never had anything of its like.It was into the main room, all girded and floored in perfectly polished red oak, with a roaring fire built within the massive hearth, that pints of beer were hoisted, two-handed of course by the Littles, and plates of that sharp onion-cheese with crusts of the local sourdough were set out. By the time Malrond got around to showing up it was full dark, and the Littles had been about their gossip to the point that they had worked themselves up into quite a tither regarding what this was all about.Of course, the news had to be about the south. And the war there, for no doubt it was war, that had been brewing beyond Sirith Osildor. Of course, it was about the Shadow Hordes and rumors of who was behind all the dark things and dire omens. Of course, it must be about all these things. And then again, some say, it could be about the north. Might it be about the Children of Men? The Savages Tribes forming up in the cold reaches of the lands there where the days were short, and forests stretched off to the end of the world or so some say. Where the mountains were jagged and cruel, and the rivers were supposed to be filled with ice and roaring that would carry you off into a land of dangerous dragons. It might be about those things.Why… surely it must? This was the consensus all the Littles had arrived at before Malrond himself had even arrived and opened his mouth one bit.But there was dissent.Of course, said other Littles, rowdy and young and known to stick to the back to share a good joke and perhaps a pipe, of course it's ‘bout the rock dwarves in the Eastern Mountains. Of course, since there is to be war in the south, the dwarves will sense their chance to sweep down on the lands of the Indaar and take their stolen treasures, and snatched jewels, back from the sack of Indolién if there is to be one. For the dwarves are a greedy lot, greedier than most and what have they been plotting up there in Rahaza-Ishgur, the ruins of their mighty and dark fortress beneath the sheer stone face of old Caragdûr.Why the dwarves did not aid the Indaar as the Littles did at the battle of the Neverine Sands was much discussed.“And that was a hundred years ago! Why, my old Deda fought in that when he was a lad,” erupted one blustery-faced Little, waving his mug about as though it were some kind of torch.One of the Littles coughed politely, but pointedly, to indicate they didn't believe the teller's DeDa had indeed fought at that long ago battle out in the sands that lay south and east beyond the mountains. When the Indaar had gone off to save their cousins, the Andaar, rulers of the lost kingdom of the sand elves as they were commonly known.Or Erumë as the elves of Indolién would have named it.So there within the roasting and cheery inn, as the cold mists from off the sea rolled over the line of coastal hills and came to the pleasant farms of the Littles, were all those kind of arguments regarding just exactly what Maldron himself would say this night. Perhaps it was news of the Emerald Court, some greater affair, or a new law to make all their lives better despite the burdens incurred in its offering. Or perhaps it was even about all those strange lights in the south a few nights ago when the last of the winter storms had risen up out of the sea and smote the coast hard indeed. Hadn't they all felt the earth shake with titanic booms and the deep thunders rolling out across the coastal hills like some giant out a'walking? And of course, all those strange lights that colored the night sky.Many piped up and said there were no such things as giants. But these were mainly young, and they failed to notice many of the quiet older Littles said nothing on this and seemed merely content to watch the passing of absolutely certain talk with a bare chuckle, or a grim stone face.Truly it had all been rather frightening, the storm a few nights back. But the Littles were the type of people who, if they made it through the long night, were just as apt to forget the horrors of a toothache in the golden light of morning and fresh cakes and a good pot of coffee. And so they had done away, mostly, with the rather unexplainable events of just a few nights prior. Until Malrond himself had bothered by and there must be something in that. For why else would he come to the inn?As it has been said, it was all rather frightening and by the time the bent and gaunt old man ducked his head and made his way into the inn, many of the Littles were in a tither and upset, impatient to hear what was going to be said.But then Malrond the Wise swept into the inn, tall and gaunt as has been noted. His long grey beard a thing the Littles always marveled as they could not grow such features themselves, nor ever be so tall as the wizard. It was a testament to the inn's ancientness that Malrond did not have to duck down much to enter as he did at many other Little dwellings. No, the inn had clearly first been built for taller people. Taller than men, as elves were. And so perhaps in the long ago before the rise of Indolién, perhaps then elves had worked these very same fields in the once and long ago.Hadn't Farmer Copper out in East Fields once found an ancient stone turned up in the soil of an old field? All carved with the strange runes that looked like old Andaar Elvish. Such things were always being found here and there across the district. Or so some said.Especially if you believed the things some said. Which of course most Littles did. Gossip was their stock and trade here in the south beyond the hubbub and glitter of the mighty elven capital that lay within the basin of a coastal plain surrounded by the mountains and passes to both the east and the north.Malrond swept in, his grey travelling cloak and dirty robes heavy with dust off the road that had come up so quickly after the last of winter's storms. Fatty McFarlane who saw over the inn, tried to bring a sterling silver tray of wine in a slender goblet, which was custom for all elves who passed this way, up to the old wizard but a long bony hand, adorned with rings of what surely must be power, waved the fat innkeeper away.“I'll have a draught of your bock, Fatty, if you don't mind, please,” said the old wizard. “It does cure the curse of the dust one finds out there along the road in these early months.” The wizard's voice was deep and rich. Sonorous almost. Old too because the elves were old. The longest lived of all the known lands as some like to say. “And perhaps some of your cured olives from out the Dry Foothills' way, Fatty. That is if you have them yet, of course.”Malrond cast his glittering eyes over the crowd as he sat down near the fire, stamping his boots to shake the misty damp out of his old toes, and then immediately producing the slender long-stemmed alabaster pipe elven wizards preferred. He set about packing it with their special blend and then held it, unlit until Fatty returned with a large mug of the boch and a plate of Onion Cheddar. A few spring onions and scattering of cured black olives accompanied this.“Good!” cried Malrond with delight as he plucked at an olive after taking a long, deep drink of the boch. His showman's voice filling the room and startling all the Littles all at once. “You've brought me everything I've dreamed about along the road I've followed up out of the south. I just simply had to stop here along the way, though I do indeed tarry, for the Emerald Court expects me at dawn to deliver a report regarding events in the south.”Then the old wizard set to drinking the beer and snatching up a piece of cheese to nibble and consider, his eyes absent and faraway on something for a long moment.“Wot's it all about?” asked Shane McFie from out the Sheepstead district which wandered along the little dry canyons that led up into the foothills. Young Shane was never one to be patient and so of course he'd been the first to badger the melancholy elven wizard regarding exactly what this was all about. But as least this was done with questions and not his fast fists as Tor McWallows might attest after events at last Harvest Fest when the two had come to blows and only Shane walked away with the hand of Darla MacNoil.Malrond came to himself and seemed surprised he should find himself in a room full of Littles, all eyes waiting with an almost urgent expectancy reserved for the direst of circumstances.“Well,” intoned the old wizard as he selected another dry cured black olive and popped the salty morsel into his mouth. “Who says it's about anything in particular? Can't an old friend come in from the long winter and share fire and food and a good smoke with his Little friends?”A few remonstrated Shane from the shadows of the inn for being so hasty. Old Malrond had sustained himself yet with the tray and mug. Be patient. Though a moment later these few didn't necessarily admit to the remonstrations when fiery Shane cast a blazing glower over his back to see just who exactly had made such comments regarding his impetuousness.“Why it's always about something, Malrond, when ya shows up,” began Shane once again. “Somethin' wonnerful and all always. We comes to expect such when you shows up. And I ain't no sally for sayin' such. You alls knows it, dontcha?”Several of the Littles agreed they did indeed “know it.”  Yes, the appearance of Malrond, who always seemed to be coming direct from, or heading directly to the Emerald Court, was always a time of good tidings. And of course… the show of the telling.Because that's what this was really all about. If it had been simple gossip, well, that would make its way all over town by Main Lunch tomorrow. But what would have been missed would have been something that was truly special.The show of the telling.That's what wizards did. They didn't just tell you a story, they showed you one. With magic.And here was one. Malrond himself. Come obviously… to show them something now.Malrond's eyes were dark and shining as first he stared at little Shane, defiant and fiery. But yes… right. And for a moment, the old wizard stared over the top of his crooked nose, his baleful dark eyes staring even into Shane, as some might say.And for a long moment he didn't stop. Malrond cast his dark, glittering eyes across them all. Everyone the next morning who was there would have told you, that old Malrond himself had stared straight at them. Not just all the Littles. But them specifically. For there were others inside the old place that early evening. Men of the road who always seemed to be about the business of trading. A clutch of sand elves come in from their camps out in the hills. A few other strangers who preferred the dark recesses of the bar and the shadows there. Others too. Every one of them would have told you in that moment as the telling of the show began that old Malrond was looking at them as he began his magic.And this is how he began, the old elf putting down his mug of Fatty McFarlane's finest. Then taking up the unconsidered long-stem pipe that had already been packed with his brand. And then, just like that, a blue flame appeared at the tip of his long and slender index finger after he had quietly given his thumb and a long and crooked finger a soft snap. Like the soft break of dead fall eucalyptus in a quiet forest.Flame touched bowl and the wizard puffed his pipe to life. The room darker now, the shadows deeper. And then old Malrond began the Show of the Telling. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit nickcole.substack.com/subscribe

Ryan Burns, Researcher and Occultist, joins me for a discussion about his adventures through Utah, his run in with a Skinwalker, some strange occurrence's at his property adjacent to Skinwalker ranch, We discussed a mysterious figure named Paschal Beverly Randolph, Founder of the first Rosicrucian Organization in The United States, and a 19th century practitioner of sex magic and his possible connection to Marvel's Dr. Strange character. Ryan shared his thoughts on the Illuminati and the force of evil versus the forces of light, and we got into his research that has been deemed unpublishable by major outlets revealing a Saudi assassination plot at the heart of the Harvest Festival 2017 Las Vegas Shooting. https://heroparanormal.com/Share This Episode: https://share.transistor.fm/s/2a9b1f59Help fund the show, I cannot do this without your support.CashApp: $MarkSteevesJrVenmo: @MysticMarkPaypal: @mysticmarkPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/MFTIC?fan_landing=trueRokfin: https://www.rokfin.com/myfamilythinksimcrazyKo-fi: https://ko-fi.com/myfamilythinksimcrazyBuy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/MFTICWithout you this Podcast would not exist, bless all who support.Join us on TelegramLeave me a message On Telegram!For Exclusive My Family Thinks I'm Crazy Content: Only 3$ get 50+ Bonus Episodes, Sign up on our Patreon For Exclusive Episodes. Check out the S.E.E.E.N.or on Rokfin@MFTICPodcast on Twitter@myfamilythinksimcrazy on Instagram, Follow, Subscribe, Rate, and Review we appreciate you!https://www.myfamilythinksimcrazy.comhttps://altmediaunited.com/my-family-thinks-im-crazy/Listen to Every AMU Podcast with this link. https://lnns.co/pI5xHeyFdfgGET A NEW PODCASTING APP! https://podcastindex.org/appsMUSICAL CREDITSIntro Song by Destiny LabIntro:Music: OutliersBy FallsOutro:Music: AboveandbelowBy VspiegelMusic: My Family Thinks I'm CrazyBy HoliznaReleased under a Creative Commons Attribution International 4.0 License Thanks To Soundstripe★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

0 mins In this episode we get the gang back together as I am joined by Jaime, Hector and Hiram.   We start by talking about Deshawn Watson being free of all criminal charges but he's not completely out of the water.  Tom Brady has to spoil the fun by announcing his Unretirement.  We also give a shout out to the fajita bandit who we talked about in early season one.  8:00 minWe get into our BBQ talk as the Harvest Fest cook off in Edinburg looms this coming weekend.  We reminisce as this was our first IBCA cookoff where we get a Grand Championship and some pretty sweet trophies.  Although we had some fancy cooking equipment at this point we kept it simple by cooking on 3 weber smokers and grills.  Hector says it's his second worst brisket of al time however we manage a first place call. Hector gives a review about Weber as a company as he recently had some issues with his Weber smoker but through great customer services it was easily resolved.                                                                                                                                                                  19:00 minHiram takes you behind the red curtain in Hollywood as he tried some Texas Barbecue over the weekend.  No he was not in Texas but in LA trying out a restaurant from a celebrity chef.  He gives us his not so shinny review of some Brisket, chicken, sausage, ribs, pulled pork and some ahi tuna.  Yes you heard that right, ahi tuna at a Texas Barbecue themed joint.  We also get into a discussion about some not so well taken comments by Kim Kardashian.  She thinks women need to get up and work more.    35:00 minWe talk about walk up songs again and what we have planned for the upcoming cookoff at the Courage to Change Palmer Drug Abuse Program Cookoff.  I ask the guys if there are songs that make you change the station when you hear them.  44:00 minWe wrap thing up by talking about some practice briskets that hector is going to cook to make up for some recent cooking fails he has had.  A bunch of joes that cook like pros!!!Law Office of Hector Hernandezhttp://hhernandezlaw.com/?fbclid=IwAR3kaG_wQzrsUJ-cVxJLUyjvipMPM1R59xo9YMKFFsiGHaaUgdZ8hd8cB7YPalmer Drug Abuse Program Palmer Drug Abuse Program (pdapmcallen.org)

Thank you for being an amazing audience! Halloween is a 10 billion dollar industry which many churches and Christians engage in and celebrate every year.  But, have you ever taken time to wrestle with what Halloween stands for and if a Christian should participate?  Should a church celebrate it?  Even with a Harvest Fest? Should Christian parents allow their kids to dress up? We realize this episode might lead to some disagreement. Our aim in this episode is to get people thinking about the topic and to just consider the implications of participating.  Just so you know, all three of us on the show today feel ambivalent about Halloween and are wrestling with it ourselves. Please do us a favor and "follow" us and give us a good review on Apple Podcasts and share this episode with people around you to get their perspective. Verses used in this episode: Leviticus 19:31 “Do not turn to mediums or necromancers; do not seek them out, and so make yourselves unclean by them: I am the Lord your God. Deuteronomy 18:9 “When you come into the land that the Lord your God is giving you, you shall not learn to follow the abominable practices of those nations. Col 2:10 - ​​and in Him you have been made complete, and He is the head over all rule and authority So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen, since what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal. - 2 Cor. 4:18 Ephesians 5:11 - Have nothing to do with the fruitless deeds of darkness, but rather expose them. Romans 12:1-2 Our Show Fundraiser/Support Interested in supporting our show?  We have costs for hosting the episodes and equipment.  Please consider a donation of any amount for our end of the year fundraiser!  Your donation will help us cover costs in 2022 and pay for editing software and equipment costs.  Thank you for our amazing audience! Click here to participate in the fundraiser: https://www.paypal.com/pools/c/8E4TSlKW0Y. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/resilientchristian/support

HEMP HARVEST FEST SEASON! | Grow House Media Presents: The GROW HOUSE Podcast | EP 29This week we have a chat with Canna-Power Couple Greg & Tracy Autry, owners of Sweet Sensi Wellness and producers of premium Texas hemp & hemp products. Greg and Tracy are honoring the Texas Hemp Community on October 23 in Austin Texas at the Hemp Harvest Festival, and we'll be speaking LIVE! With a line-up that you haven't seen since before the pandemic (we're talking KYMANI MARLEY, Gary P Nunn, Cas Haley, The Mau Mau Chaplains, and many more) and over 100 vendors, this is an event that you won't want to miss if you're a Texas hemp lover. Gary and Tracy have a lot to say about the purpose of the event, their own path as cannabis advocates in Texas, and share the secret to why their products are SO SUPERIOR. Please Subscribe so you never miss an episode of The Grow House Podcast, they're only getting better!If you think this podcast is rad would you Please rate us on iTunes? https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-grow-house-podcast/id1441151419Support the work and join our Patreon for LIVE podcast tapings, bonus episodes, tickets to real-life events, and so more: https://www.patreon.com/thegrowhousepodcastThank you to our Awesome Sponsors, y'all go get these deals!!!Natural Mystic Premium Hemp Cones: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Natural+Mystic&ref=bl_dp_s_web_20690643011Use GROWHOUSEPOD10 for a 10% discount for all Grow House Pod Subscribers!Mouth Peace by MOOSELABS: www.mooselabs.usUse GROWHOUSEPOD15 for a 15% discount for all Grow House Pod Subscribers!STALK US ON IGPodcast:  https://www.instagram.com/growhousepodcast/GROW HOUSE MAIN: https://www.instagram.com/growhousetx/Big Texas Hemp: https://www.instagram.com/bigtexashemp/Taste of Texas Hemp Cup: https://www.instagram.com/tasteoftexashempcup/Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-grow-house-podcast/id1441151419Listen on Spotify Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/0waeGzdoWoZ3Paj6nEYaElPlease Subscribe to our YouTube channel, we'll be storing bonus eps and other fun segments there, plus you'll be one of the first 100 so BRAGGING RIGHTS 4 LYFEhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkC2eSKl2qXut2WLcGifhaQVisit the Grow House Media Website for more information about us and why we do what we do: https://www.growhousemedia.co/Our Link.tree for funsies: https://linktr.ee/growhousetxThe GROW HOUSE Podcast was created by Liz Grow & Patrick PopeProduced by Grow House Media in Texas. SESH WITH US LIVEHemp Harvest Festival - 10/23/21 AUSTINPatrick and I are speaking at the Hemp Harvest Festival in Austin, Texas on Saturday October 23, come and say HIGH,, The Grow House Podcast will have a booth!!MJ BIZ CON - 10/19-10/22 LAS VEGASYour favorite media crew will be taking Las Vegas by storm for the biggest cannabis event of the year, MJ BIZ CON! We can't wait to reconnect with our cannabis tribe from all over the country and interview the folks who are propelling the industry forward. The Taste of Texas Hemp Cup - 12/12/21 AUSTINThe first-ever-in-history Texas Cannabis Cup is back for another year, y'all join us in Austin in December!12/12/20213-9pm The Far Out Lounge, Austin, TexasTickets on Sale mid-October on www.thefaroutaustin.comIf you have ideas for guests, wish to sponsor, or have general feedback that will help us do better, please email liz@growhousemedia.co!Texas Cannabis Resources:GET YOUR PRESCRIPTION for CANNABIS in TEXAS: https://www.texasthcdoctor.com/GoodBlend Texas: https://tx.goodblend.com/Texas NORML: https://www.texasnorml.org/Texans for Responsible Marijuana Policy: https://www.texasmarijuanapolicy.org/