Podcasts about Hells Canyon

Reid chats with Grant Ritchie of Minam, Oregon, about hunting the Hells Canyon area by raft. Grant has a long family history in the region and has been guiding cast-and-blast trips on the Snake and Salmon Rivers out of his Oregon-based Minam Store. Grant discusses his family history, his personal return to the area to become an outfitter and guide, and the remarkable bird hunting experience available there. Grant's float trips regularly produce a mixed bag that includes chukar, valley quail, huns, ruffed grouse, mountain quail, and even turkeys. More on Grant's business at https://www.orvis.com/product/minam-store-outfitters/3LAT.html

This podcast is the audio version of the Gear Garage Live Show, where we answer submitted questions and talk all things whitewater. Topics and links that Zach talked about this episode GoRafting.Com Answer Questions Some of the Questions that Zach covered in the Q&A section of this episode Topic: Throw Ropes On the Ocoee River in Southeast TN we are permitted by TN State Parks and they oversee the day to day. We are working with rules that were last updated in the 90's. Proposed new rules will require a throw rope 3/8" diameter 70' long in every commercial boat with a knife in every boat. I definitely agree with a knife with every throw rope, but I am having a hard time with a rope in every boat. Current rule states a throw rope with every 6 boats and no knife requirement. The Ocoee is wide and shallow in most places. We have had a death and a de-gloving of a digit in the past few years from throw ropes. I like "senior" guides who have training to carry throw ropes, but I think of the first and second year guides who are just trying to learn how to function as a river guide and most are not ready to carry a throw rope and a knife. A busy July/August Saturday might have 1000 commercial boats per day, which means to me the potential for many dropped knifes in the river. Thoughts? Topic: Hells Canyon Hi Zach, I scored a Hells Canyon permit launching June 15, a new river for me. The next three days are scheduled non-jetboat days, so that's nice. Floating from the dam to Heller Bar and we want 1 layover day. How many total days do you think we should plan for? Any other input for this stretch you might share? Thanks for these videos and I hope River Hardware is doing well. Topic: Middle Fork Boats We scored a Middle Fork permit for July 14. Wondering about your thoughts on taking an 18 ft SOTAR at that time of year? I've got other options, but the next size down is an E140…

This week John Kruse visits the Lewis-Clark Valley bordering Washington and Idaho.  It's a region rich with natural experiences to include great fishing, chukar hunting and the chance to explore Hells Canyon, North America's Deepest Gorge.  Michelle Peters, the President and CEO of Visit Lewis Clark Valley will tell you more. We've also got a bevy of outdoors news and an interview with Dac Collins, writing for Outdoor Life about a dangerous wolf encounter taking place at a Wisconsin duck blind.  Finally, we share an award-winning interview with Glenn May from Bassresource.com about being a successful angler fishing from the back of the boat. www.americaoutdoors.com 

Hells Canyon lived up to its name for Todd Hofflander, who disappeared while on a multi day hike and camping trip never to be seen alive. Was there an accident or does the canyon hold the secrets of what happened there in September of 2010?Support us on Patreon for as little as $1 a month, with benefits starting at the $3 tier!Follow us on Instagram at offthetrailspodcastFollow us on Facebook at Off the Trails PodcastIf you have your own outdoor misadventure (or adventure) story that you'd like us to include in a listener episode, send it to us at offthetrailspodcast@gmail.com  Please take a moment to rate and review our show, and a big thanks if you already have!  Episode Sources:USDA.GOV lmtribune.com Charley Project Wikipedia - Hells Canyon Idaho News Strange Outdoors Reddit AP News  KLEWTV**We do our own research and try our best to cross reference reliable sources to present the most accurate information we can. Please reach out to us if you believe we have mispresented any information during this episode and we will be happy to correct ourselves in a future episode

Paty Jager Author joins Pamela Fagan Hutchins on Crime and Wine to talk about her latest novel, COUGAR'S CACHE.About COUGAR'S CACHE:This double cold case and current homicide have Oregon State Police Fish and Wildlife Trooper Gabriel Hawke calling in favors… and exploring a childhood he shoved into the deep recesses of his mind.While patrolling on the Snake River in Hells Canyon, Gabriel Hawke's dog digs up a human bone. Hawke is confronted by an aunt he doesn't remember, and he finds a canister of film when the rest of the remains are excavated. The film shows someone being killed and a rifle pointed at the photographer.Going through missing person files, Hawke discovers the victims of the decades-old double homicide. A person connected to the original crime is murdered, giving Hawke more leads and multiple suspects.Attending a local Powwow with his family, Hawke discovers more about his childhood and realizes his suspects have been misleading him.About Paty Jager:Award-winning author Paty Jager and her husband raise alfalfa hay in rural eastern Oregon. On her road to publication, she wrote freelance articles for two local newspapers and enjoyed her job with the County Extension service as a 4-H Program Assistant. Raising hay and cattle, riding horses, and battling rattlesnakes, she not only writes the western lifestyle, she lives it.She has published 53 novels, 8 anthologies, and 9 novellas. All her work has Western or Native American elements in them along with hints of humor and engaging characters. Her penchant for research takes her on side trips that eventually turn into yet another story. Crime & Wine is a copyrighted production of Authors on the Air Global Network, with viewers/listeners numbering over 4 million in 153+ countries. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crime-and-wine/support

Paty Jager Author joins Pamela Fagan Hutchins on Crime and Wine to talk about her latest novel, COUGAR'S CACHE. About COUGAR'S CACHE: This double cold case and current homicide have Oregon State Police Fish and Wildlife Trooper Gabriel Hawke calling in favors… and exploring a childhood he shoved into the deep recesses of his mind. While patrolling on the Snake River in Hells Canyon, Gabriel Hawke's dog digs up a human bone. Hawke is confronted by an aunt he doesn't remember, and he finds a canister of film when the rest of the remains are excavated. The film shows someone being killed and a rifle pointed at the photographer. Going through missing person files, Hawke discovers the victims of the decades-old double homicide. A person connected to the original crime is murdered, giving Hawke more leads and multiple suspects. Attending a local Powwow with his family, Hawke discovers more about his childhood and realizes his suspects have been misleading him. About Paty Jager: Award-winning author Paty Jager and her husband raise alfalfa hay in rural eastern Oregon. On her road to publication, she wrote freelance articles for two local newspapers and enjoyed her job with the County Extension service as a 4-H Program Assistant. Raising hay and cattle, riding horses, and battling rattlesnakes, she not only writes the western lifestyle, she lives it. She has published 53 novels, 8 anthologies, and 9 novellas. All her work has Western or Native American elements in them along with hints of humor and engaging characters. Her penchant for research takes her on side trips that eventually turn into yet another story. Crime & Wine is a copyrighted production of Authors on the Air Global Network, with viewers/listeners numbering over 4 million in 153+ countries.

Paty Jager Author joins Pamela Fagan Hutchins on Crime and Wine to talk about her latest novel, COUGAR'S CACHE. About COUGAR'S CACHE: This double cold case and current homicide have Oregon State Police Fish and Wildlife Trooper Gabriel Hawke calling in favors… and exploring a childhood he shoved into the deep recesses of his mind. While patrolling on the Snake River in Hells Canyon, Gabriel Hawke's dog digs up a human bone. Hawke is confronted by an aunt he doesn't remember, and he finds a canister of film when the rest of the remains are excavated. The film shows someone being killed and a rifle pointed at the photographer. Going through missing person files, Hawke discovers the victims of the decades-old double homicide. A person connected to the original crime is murdered, giving Hawke more leads and multiple suspects. Attending a local Powwow with his family, Hawke discovers more about his childhood and realizes his suspects have been misleading him. About Paty Jager: Award-winning author Paty Jager and her husband raise alfalfa hay in rural eastern Oregon. On her road to publication, she wrote freelance articles for two local newspapers and enjoyed her job with the County Extension service as a 4-H Program Assistant. Raising hay and cattle, riding horses, and battling rattlesnakes, she not only writes the western lifestyle, she lives it. She has published 53 novels, 8 anthologies, and 9 novellas. All her work has Western or Native American elements in them along with hints of humor and engaging characters. Her penchant for research takes her on side trips that eventually turn into yet another story. Crime & Wine is a copyrighted production of Authors on the Air Global Network, with viewers/listeners numbering over 4 million in 153+ countries.

Hells Canyon ReduxBeing that May is Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, I wanted to share a story that would highlight violence against those in the AAPI community, then I remembered one of the first cases I covered, way back in September of 2019; The Hells Canyon Massacre. Since that time, the story has received more media coverage, and my research abilities have improved, so I wanted to revisit the case and share even more of the story of Hells Canyon and how it isn't a hidden shadow in Oregon's history, but rather a cornerstone to its racist foundation.  Episode Host: Alisha Holland For photos and sources for today's episode, check out the Murder in the Rain Episode Blog. If you'd like more episodes of Murder in the Rain, Patreon members at the $5/mo+ level, gain access to exclusive episodes, ad-free episodes, bonus content, and more.Come visit us at CrimeCon 2024 in Nashville, TN this May 30th through June 2nd. Use code RAIN at checkout for 10% off your tickets.Join us this year at the True Crime and Paranormal Podcast Festival July 12th through 14th in Denver Colorado! Don't forget to use our code RAIN15 to get 15% off of your tickets. It's a great time to connect with podcasts as well as families impacted by the cases we discuss. We had a blast last year and we think you will too. Join us this year at True Crime Fest Northwest in Portland, Oregon August 30th through Sept 1st. You can get your tickets at TrueCrimeFestNorthwest.com! Use promo code RAIN10 for 10% off your tickets.Follow us on:Instagram https://www.instagram.com/murderintherain/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/mintherain/ Twitter https://twitter.com/murderintherain TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@em_murderintherain Website https://www.murderintherain.com/ Email murderintherain@gmail.comOur Sponsors:* Visit armoire.style/MURDERINTHERAIN to get up to 50% off your first month, that's up to $125 OFF! Never worry about what to wear again—try Armoire today!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/murder-in-the-rain/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

As it stands, Oregon only has one full-fledged national park at Crater Lake. If things had gone differently, we could have had more. On this week's episode of Peak Northwest, we dive back through time to talk about four places around the state that were once considered for national park status – and why they weren't ultimately picked. We also discuss whether or not the National Park Service should reconsider. Do Oregon's beautiful natural landmarks deserve more respect? Or would it be a terrible idea? Here are some highlights from this week's show: A national park at Hells Canyon? Would it be worth it? Why Oregon's tallest mountain seems like a natural pick. An Oregon Coast national park proposal captured the public's imagination. How the National Park Service did Silver Falls dirty. Subscribe to Peak Northwest on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or anywhere you listen to podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tune in to hear Gregory share his journey of becoming an actor, creating modern shaman, and the importance of self-care. We hope this episode will leave you feeling inspired to chase after your dreams and to reframe self-care to work FOR you rather than against you. Big thanks for Greg for being on this podcast, we are looking forward to seeing you in Hells Canyon and all the amazing things you'll do after. Gregory is in the world premiere of Hells Canyon which kicked off on February 24 and will be shown through March 7 at Jungle Theater in Uptown, Minneapolis. Tickets are pay as you are. See the links below to learn more about Theater Mu and to get your tickets! UNLEARNING PATTERNS PODCAST SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/unlearningpatternspodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unlearningpatternspodcast GREG'S LINKS Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/greggrammars Modern Shaman: https://www.instagram.com/modernshamanpilot THEATER MU Website: https://www.theatermu.org Hells Canyon Tickets: https://www.theatermu.org/hells-canyon#gsc.tab=0

Performance artist and musician Tri Vo loves the work of Theater Mu, and he's looking forward to seeing them take on the horror genre in the world premiere of Keiko Green's play “Hells Canyon.” As with many classic horror pieces, we're headed to a cabin in the woods with a group of unsuspecting friends. They've booked a weekend trip in eastern Oregon, near Hells Canyon. In 1887, it was the location where white gang members massacred 34 Chinese gold miners, an actual event called the Hells Canyon Massacre.As the night progresses, supernatural forces threaten to break in, raising the temperature of the simmering tensions among the friends. Vo recalls being "freaked out” by the digital stage effects in Theater Mu's staging of “The Brothers Paranormal” in 2019, and he looks forward to seeing how this play and its stage effects work together to create an atmosphere of horror. “Hells Canyon” runs Feb. 24 — March 17 at the Jungle Theater in Minneapolis. There is a post-show playwright talkback on Feb 25. This show is recommended for ages 16 and up. Arts appreciator Natasha Brownlee of St. Paul enjoys both the music and the art of Ian Valor. She calls his solo art exhibit “Wild Imagination” at Vine Arts in Minneapolis a “conceptual dreamscape.” Brownlee was particularly intrigued by Valor's line drawings. Look closely, and you can see a single line of changing thickness; stand back, and the line coalesces into a single image. Valor is color blind, and his earlier work is in black and white. More recent works in color includes bold, eye-catching color combinations. Valor is the frontman of the rock group The Valors, and his art show also includes a wall of hand-lettered show posters for his and other bands. It's a visual dive into the local music scene. “Wild Imagination” is on view at Vine Arts Center in Minneapolis this Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., with a closing artists reception from 5-8 p.m. John Carrier of Winona is a retired scenic carpenter and an ongoing jazz enthusiast. He's spreading the word about the debut album from H3O Jazz Trio, a father-and-sons group based in Winona. The father in the trio is a composer and former St. Mary's University assistant music professor named Eric Heukeshoven, who plays keyboard, among other instruments. The band also includes his sons, Max on bass and Hans on percussion and vibes. Carrier loves watching the trio improvise when they perform in person.  Their new album, “TafelJazz,” translates from German to “table-jazz,” a play on “table music.” Carrier says it's the perfect album to set the mood while sitting around the table with friends. The 12 original songs include guests Janet Heukeshoven on flute, John Paulson of Paulson Jazz and John Sievers of the Rochester-based D'Sievers. H3O will perform the full album this Sunday from 2-4 p.m. at Island City Brewing in Winona. Island City Brewing also hosts a Jazz Jam on the third Sunday of each month that combines local live jazz, local beer and local support; it's a fundraiser for a rotating series of area nonprofits. As of early February, H3O Jazz Trio and Island City Brewing helped support local nonprofits with over $43,000 in total donations from its monthly Jazz Jams. 

The conversation discusses the outbreak of pneumonia in the Hells Canyon area of Idaho among bighorn sheep. The host shares his personal experience with a similar outbreak in the past and highlights the severity of the disease. The challenges of managing and translocating infected sheep are also discussed. The conversation emphasizes the inability to slow the spread of the disease and the potential catastrophic impact on the bighorn sheep population. The tri-state area and the response of each state are mentioned, and the hope for a better outcome is expressed. Takeaways Pneumonia caused by Mycoplasma ovipneumoniae (MOV) is a serious threat to bighorn sheep populations. Translocating infected sheep can lead to the spread of the disease and compromise the entire herd. There is currently no effective way to slow the spread of the disease or reduce death among infected sheep. The outbreak in the Hells Canyon area of Idaho could have a catastrophic impact on the bighorn sheep population. The response of each state in the tri-state area will be crucial in monitoring and managing the outbreak.  Pneumonia hits Hells Canyon bighorn sheep, F&G and neighboring states monitoring the effects | Idaho Fish and Game Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/paul-yudin/your-adrenaline License code: QWS1TG5BYTFK2  #bigbuck #biggamehunting #wildlife #bowhunter #archeryhunting #outdoors #huntingthings #muledeer #deerhunter   

Every man has experienced events in their lives when their dreams have been seemingly destroyed, sometimes through no fault of their own. Unfortunately, what separates some men from others are the decisions they make — or don't make — after that loss.This week, Jared Pickard returns to the podcast to share what it's like to let go of a life-changing dream (and a lot of money) and what you can learn about yourself to make that next undertaking an even better one in this adventurous Living 4D conversation.For Living 4D listeners: Save 10 percent off all self-care products at Jared's Be Here Farm website by using the promo code CHEK2024 at checkout.Also, join Jared along with featured speakers Paul, Edmund Knighton, Laird Hamilton and Alex Grey for the upcoming 12-week online men's group, Be Here Man, and save $500 on joining this special group by mentioning the code CHEK2024 when you enroll.Check out information about the special Be Slow-Umbria and The Solar Return: Live in Hells Canyon events at Be Here Gatherings.Learn more about Jared and his work via social media on Instagram.TimestampsWhy a devastating fire didn't kill Jared's dream. (6:13)How Jared's dream expanded beyond a 300-acre development. (14:33)The shadow side of having and living an all-encompassing dream. (26:47)Creating a different kind of men's group. (32:12)Six levels of mastery based on Rudolf Steiner's teachings. (41:21)What does having a dream and living it really mean? (1:01:17)The greatest joy of Jared's life. (1:13:47)Do you have a good mentor? (1:24:41)Ever used a self-care product that tastes good too? (1:40:01) ResourcesThe work of Leonard SaxPaul's Living 4D conversation with Eben BrittonWatch Paul's complete conversation with Jason Pickard live on YouTube.Thanks to our awesome sponsors:PaleovalleyBiOptimizers US and BiOptimizers UK PAUL10Organifi CHEK20CHEK Institute/How to Eat, Move and Be Healthy Online programWild PasturesWe may earn commissions from qualifying purchases using affiliate links.

On today's episode, Marshal Sip joins Travis Ishida to have a great conversation about their latest Idaho hunt, things they learned, and much more! NRL HUNTER Presented by SIG SAUER, is a series of competitions for hunters by hunters. It brings ethical hunters together in an innovative, competitive format for new and seasoned hunters to learn about their skills, gear, overall capabilities, and about local hunting terrains. Hear more about their road trip, the adventures on their Central Idaho hunt, and more on the NRL Hunter Podcast! Index: 00:41 – Road trip adventure 05:45 – Basecamp for Deer Hunting 10:09 – Sunday. Opportunities for Glassing; Trails & Recon 22:20 – Monday. 25:40 – Tuesday. Fish & Game Key, Hells Canyon 27:40 – Wednesday. 31:08 – 3-Day Hunting Pack; Backcountry 37:21 – Basecamp for Elk Hunting 47:20 – Thursday. Big decisions for the Elk Hunt 1:12:00 – Heading back; Open Minded 1:30:16 – Closing and takeaway Links – - On X Maps – https://www.onxmaps.com If you enjoyed this podcast, make sure to subscribe to us on Soundcloud or iTunes for more episodes and write us a review! Share this episode with anyone interested in all things Hunting. Do you have questions, comments, insight on the topics discussed today? Shoot an email to travis@nrlhunter.org with Subject: “NRL Hunter Podcast S3 E9” Follow Us On: Website: https://nrlhunter.org/ iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nrl-hunter-podcast/id1549731175 Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/nrlhunter Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4iUZ7wGSFtvrcpzRNJWsWb?si=XrSdnol1QnGJRPmrZpHCdA&nd=1 FB Community Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/nrlhuntercommunitygroup Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nrlhunter/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/NationalRifleLeague Release date: 27 November 2023

C4 Leaders – the ONLY nonprofit to utilize the pizza making process to create space for our companions to be seen, heard, and loved.   We also write children's books, host this podcast, and use the most amazing handmade, hand-tossed, sourdough pizza to bring out the best in each other.   Please check out PIZZADAYS.ORG to support our important work. Season 3 Episode #25 Nancy Pickard is coming from Aspen, Colorado You can find Nancy via her website nancypickardlifecoach.comAbout our guest:She lives by example. In 2017, she traveled alone in Thailand and Vietnam and undertook her biggest challenge, climbing Kilimanjaro at the age of 61. Coaching others to step out of fear and into bigger versions of themselves is her passion.Nancy Pickard is a Certified Integrative Coach through The Ford Institute for Transformational Training. She is certified as a Breakthrough Shadow Coach, Empowered Parent Coach, Courage Coach, Healing Your Heart Coach, Leadership Coach, Holistic Lifestyle Coach and Bigger Better Braver Coach. She is the author of - Bigger Better Braver: Conquer your fears, Embrace your courage, Transform your life. Nancy, thanks for sharing your gifts with the world, for helping thousands of people find their way, overcome fear, and live Bigger, Better, and Braver!  Welcome to the show.TOTD –“ The most difficult thing is the decision to act, the rest is merely tenacity. The fears are paper tigers. You can do anything you decide to do. You can act to change and control your life; and the procedure, the process is its own reward.” Amelia Earhart                                                                                      In this episode:What was life like growing up?What are your life's essential ingredients?The importance of family!Congrats on becoming an author – what has been the an unexpected result of your books success? What got you into coaching?Please share a success story that just fills your heart with love!Let's talk about overcoming fear and a fairly recent trip you had on the Hells Canyon trip with your son (great blog post).  What is the balance as we get older with living a life with passion and living a life with balance of risk vs. reward…Process of growth and development?Hells Canyon trip with your son…loved the blogI know you have lived a full life – is there any one part that you felt totally changed the trajectory of it!The voice in our head that doesn't allow us to be/develop our best self..The key to life – SIMPLICITY…Legacy 

Check out Jared Pickard and Be Here Farm, cannot speak highly enough about their products and experiences:https://www.beherefarm.comhttps://www.instagram.com/beherefarm/Check out Eben Britton:https://www.ebenbritton.comhttps://www.instagram.com/edsbritton/ Jared is the founder of Be Here Farm + Nature, a biodynamic farm and experiential wellness brand located between Saint Helena, CA and Austin, TX.  Be Here grows and makes by hand an award winning collection of self care offerings inspired by the seasons and guided by the insights of Rudolf Steiner.  Be Here hosts LIVE Nature immersions around the World, including a 5 day whitewater rafting and wellness adventure through Hells Canyon on the Summer Solstice 2024 (which Michael attended last year) as well as a 7 night tour of Umbria, Italy coming this May.  Both events feature Eben Britton, former NFL player turned yogi/author as well as Doe Paoro, sound healer and musician.  Full details can be found at beherefarm.com under “Gatherings”.  Lastly, this February, Be Here is launching “Be Here, man”, a 12-week online men's group featuring visiting masters such as Paul Chek, Laird Hamilton, Alex Grey, Eben Britton, and others, as well as an in-depth program of mindfulness practices aimed to (further) unlock your potential so that you may live your stated dream. 

This week on the show John Kruse talks to: * Chip Raybon with Warriors and Quiet Waters about the therapeutic services in the outdoors they offer Post 9/11 combat veterans * Bob Loomis with Mack's Lure helps you catch more walleye this Fall * Paul Arentsen with Winding Waters Rafting tells you about some unique multi-day rafting trips they offer on the Salmon River, thru Hells Canyon, and on the Grande Ronde River * Guide Tim Teufel (owner of Pro Fish Guide) about salmon fishing near Tillamook, Oregon * Guide Doug Saint Denis (owner of 365 Charters LLC) about the great salmon fishing going on right now near on the saltwater near Seattle  

This episode is a shout out to all the Aesthetic Practice Managers in the world! Join Brandon Mullen (@the_aestheticconsultant) and Sheila Dunton Franks (@sheila_aalc) as they discuss a snippet of their roles and responsibilities as APM's of Aiyana Atelier (@aiyanaatelier) and Aesthetic Artistry Laser Centers (@aestheticartistrylaser), respectively. We learn about how Brandon's gay phone voice comes in handy, how Sheila traded in her V card, and how they collaborate on the Aesthetic Practice Manager Group- a new virtual masterminds group to help connect, collaborate, and share knowledge. Visit www.aestheticpmgroup.com for more information and how to become a member!  A special thanks to today's episode is sponsored by: LCV Beauty Aesthetics - Lewiston Idaho's most innovative medspa in the heart of Hells Canyon…. Where our goal is to create harmony for the way you look, the way you live and the way you feel. Reach us at www.lcvbeautyaesthetics.com or directly on Instagram @the_lcv_beauty. Owned by the gorgeous Ashleigh Strother. 

Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/500 Presented By: Mavrk Fly Fishing, Dette Flies, Trxstle, Jackson Hole Fly Company In this milestone episode, we talk about the Klamath Dam Removal journey with Ann Willis. Ann shares her incredible conservation journey, starting from a 6-day white water raft trip. We explore the unique characteristics of the Klamath River, the catalyst for conservation efforts following a devastating fish kill, and the ambitious goals set by American Rivers for dam removal across the nation. Klamath Dam Removal Show Notes with Ann Willis 02:47 - Ann's journey into conservation began with a 6-day rafting trip on the Middle Fork Salmon River, leading her to work as a white-water raft guide for several years. After realizing the need for a more sustainable career, she delved into river science for 15 years and ultimately led her own research program at the U.C. Davis Center for Watershed Sciences. Ann Willis guiding a raft down the Grand Canyon. Photo credit: Amy Quinton 10:00 - Ann introduces the unique characteristics of the Klamath River. The Klamath River was a highly productive ecosystem until around 1918, when the construction of hydroelectric dams began. Among those dams were Copco No. 1, Copco No. 2, Iron Gate, and JC Boyle. 18:42 - In the early 2000s, a significant event that catalyzed conservation efforts in the Klamath River was a massive fish kill. During a drought, water shortages and poor water quality caused by the dams led to a devastating sight of dead fish floating for miles along the riverbanks. 30:00 - Monitoring efforts in the Klamath River assess stream flow, water quality, and the presence and distribution of aquatic life like insects and fish. 35:00 - The removal of dams can have a positive impact on climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions associated with reservoirs. Additionally, it encourages the shift towards more sustainable and emissions-friendly energy sources like solar and wind power. About American Rivers  38:00 - In light of American Rivers' 50th Anniversary, Ann gives advice to those advocating for the removal of the Snake River dams. Hells Canyon on the Snake River, ID. The Snake River is one of the next large dam removal campaigns to improve river health for people and the environment. Photo credit: Ann Willis 46:00 - Ann acknowledges the lack of diversity in conservation organizations. She added that there are also Eurocentric notions that need to be reevaluated, like the idea that these natural spaces are resources for us to profit from or benefit from rather than steward and enhance. 49:00 - American Rivers was founded in the 1970s, a period predating the establishment of significant environmental regulations such as the Clean Water Act and the Environmental Protection Agency. 49:30 There was a notable incident where the Cuyahoga River in Ohio caught fire due to extreme pollution. We talked about this in an episode with Alex Czayka. 51:00 - American Rivers has set ambitious goals to address dams across the country that have reached the end of their practical lifespan. Their vision includes the removal of 30,000 dams by 2050. 59:24 - People interested in the dam removal can reach out to the Klamath River Renewal Corporation. Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/500

You could easily claim that Cole Hauter is an adrenaline junkie, though that's not how he would necessarily describe himself. Cole learned to ride a motorcycle at the age of 5 and started desert racing when he was 11. He's also been a white-water rafting guide for the past 7 years, often rowing a giant gear boat through Hells Canyon. In this episode, we discuss what it's like to break both femurs, rowing and jet boating rapids, and getting our asses kicked by massive sturgeon. Book a Trip with Minam Store Website Instagram Follow Cole

1866, the 136 foot long, 300 ton stern wheeler steamboat, the Shoshone, was built near Fort Boise. The owners wanted to supply men and goods to the gold fields. Hells Canyon proved hazardous, but she made it to Lewiston and down the Columbia. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

An Idaho man was arrested last Friday after early morning reports of gunshots fired at power substations at the the Hells Canyon and Brownlee dams. We examine Idaho's energy grid resilience with Will Hart from the Idaho Consumer Owned Utilities Association and Richard Stover from the Governor's Office of Energy and Mineral Resources. Read more about the incident from the Idaho Statesman: https://www.idahostatesman.com/news/local/crime/article276338786.html

Leanna Wentz is no stranger to herding sheep, her family has been running sheep and cattle for over 10 generations. But running sheep in Hells Canyon is a different beast. Sheep are always trying to die, and Hells Canyon is one of the most hostile places I've ever been that wasn't an active war zone.  But Leanna's family made it work. From 1992 to 1998, her family had the last sheep permit in the U.S. that was run 12 months of the year on forest service land, until their operation was shut down due to fear of disease transmission to wild bighorns. She's got some wild stories of moving 2,200 head up and down the Snake River and across steep terrain. Wild stories of protecting the herd and of life in the canyon. Her stories are worth preserving and hopefully not the last of their kind.  Email Leanna: leannawentz@gmail.com Check out my favorite Stanley products in the 6 Ranch Outfitters Collection, and use discount code 6ranch for 25% off.

It feels so good to be back on the mic. A lot has happened over the last year. As many of you know I had to take some time away from the podcast. In this brand new episode of The Eben Flow I bring y'all up to speed on the happenings of my life. The insights I've gained through taking time to rest and where I've found myself coming out the other side. Enjoy!Purchase my book here: The Eben Flow: Basic Tools to Transform Your Life Upcoming Events: Every other week I host a virtual live gathering: Live Eben Flow. In these sessions I take you through breath work, yoga, and a guided meditation followed by a 10-15 minute Q + A session. These are 90 minutes and take place on Saturday mornings. The next one is Saturday, May 6 at 9am PST. Click here for more information! April 21-22 What Good Shall I Do? Regenerative Conference by Force of NatureJoin me at this epic two day conference showcasing the brightest minds and hearts in regenerative agriculture and living. This is truly an opportunity to learn and gather tools for living a more sustainable and healthful existence. April 26-30 Bee-Fest 2023 at Palmaïa, House of AïA in Riviera Maya, MexicoI will be teaching the Eben Flow (breath work, movement, and meditation) each day at this spectacular wellness retreat. Use code: ebenflow to get $500 off your ticket price! June 19-24 Be Here Live - Whitewater + Wellness Join me for six incredible days on The Snake River in Hells Canyon on the Oregon/Idaho border. This is going to be a truly unforgettable experience hosted by my dear friend Jared Pickard of Be Here Farm. There will be master facilitators, magnificent food and wonderful people. For more info click the link above!August 12-13 Heal & Flow in Lake Stevens, WA Breath work, yoga, ice tubs, amazing people, nourishing foods, and the best products on the planet. Join us for an epic weekend at a stunning location just outside Seattle, WA. Click the link above to register!Sponsors, Products and Good Things: Super stoked to be sponsored by Neufit! A state-of-the-art technology that helps you recover faster and build strength. For more information head over to neu.fit/ebenflow & use code: EBENFLOW at purchase for a discount! Thank you to our good friends over at Quicksilver Scientific for their amazing support! These are some of my favorite products on the planet. Ancient adaptogens like ginseng, ashwagandha and astragalus made optimally bio-available using nano-technology. The One and Performance Cardio are two of my favorites. Head to my landing page for a discount on your next order! https://www.quicksilverscientific.com/ebenflow/ Code: EBENFLOW  Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of The Eben Flow, I sit down with my wonderful new friend, Yogini and founder of Bee The Wellness, Vanessa Lambert. We discuss the journey of building a business rooted in the soul's purpose, exiled gurus, the importance of discipline and more! If you're someone who's on the edge about starting your own business or taking a leap of faith into the unknown, this episode is for you. Enjoy! To learn more about Bee The Wellness and the upcoming event click here!Upcoming Events: Every other week I host a virtual live gathering: Live Eben Flow. In these sessions I take you through breath work, yoga, and a guided meditation followed by a 10-15 minute Q + A session. These are 90 minutes and take place on Saturday mornings. The next one is Saturday, May 6 at 9am PST. Click here for more information! April 21-22 What Good Shall I Do? Regenerative Conference by Force of NatureJoin me at this epic two day conference showcasing the brightest minds and hearts in regenerative agriculture and living. This is truly an opportunity to learn and gather tools for living a more sustainable and healthful existence. April 26-30 Bee-Fest 2023 at Palmaïa, House of AïA in Riviera Maya, MexicoI will be teaching the Eben Flow (breath work, movement, and meditation) each day at this spectacular wellness retreat. Use code: ebenflow to get $500 off your ticket price! June 19-24 Be Here Live - Whitewater + Wellness Join me for six incredible days on The Snake River in Hells Canyon on the Oregon/Idaho border. This is going to be a truly unforgettable experience hosted by my dear friend Jared Pickard of Be Here Farm. There will be master facilitators, magnificent food and wonderful people. For more info click the link above!August 12-13 Heal & Flow in Lake Stevens, WA Breath work, yoga, ice tubs, amazing people, nourishing foods, and the best products on the planet. Join us for an epic weekend at a stunning location just outside Seattle, WA. Click the link above to register!Sponsors, Products and Good Things: Super stoked to be sponsored by Neufit! A state-of-the-art technology that helps you recover faster and build strength. For more information head over to neu.fit/ebenflow & use code: EBENFLOW at purchase for a discount! Thank you to our good friends over at Quicksilver Scientific for their amazing support! These are some of my favorite products on the planet. Ancient adaptogens like ginseng, ashwagandha and astragalus made optimally bio-available using nano-technology. Head to my landing page for a discount on your next order! https://www.quicksilverscientific.com/ebenflow/ Code: EBENFLOW  Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hells Canyon is a special place to me. The rugged terrain and powerful Snake River is beautiful, but harsh. My guest today, Mike Baird, has been guiding folks down the Snake for years and feels the same about it. I consider Mike's knowledge of Hells Canyon to be as encyclopedic as anyone out there. It was Mike who first taught me the history of the canyon on a guide training trip years ago, and I couldn't get enough. In this episode, I had Mike sit down and walk me through the natural and cultural history of this remarkable place. From the forming of the canyon thousands of years ago, to the incredibly tough people who lived there. Learn more about the Cooper's Ferry Archeological Site

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Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 722, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: Communications 1: KLAX, the top-rated radio station in Los Angeles for the 4th quarter of 1993, broadcasts in this language. Spanish. 2: The Sunset Strip Awards go to these big signs found all along the strip. billboards. 3: This former Tennessee senator is the administration's main promoter of the "Information Superhighway". (Albert) Gore (Jr.). 4: After an earlier one was severed by a fisherman, a cable to transmit these was laid under the English Channel in 1851. telegrams. 5: The C band for communication via these uplinks to them at 6 gigahertz and downlinks from them at 4. satellites. Round 2. Category: How Poetic 1: The poet who penned the line, "I believe a leaf of grass is no less than the journey-work of the stars". Walt Whitman. 2: Wordsworth wrote, "My" this "leaps up when I behold a rainbow in the sky". Heart. 3: "Forever wilt thou love, and she be fair!" wrote this poet in his "Ode on a Grecian Urn". John Keats. 4: American poet who wrote the following:("The fog comes on little cat feet. It sits looking over harbor and city on silent haunches and then moves on."). Carl Sandburg. 5: Her Poem No. 1333 tells us: "A little madness in the spring is wholesome even for the king". Emily Dickinson. Round 3. Category: Our Avian Friends 1: Only the extinct 10-foot-tall moas of New Zealand were taller than this 8-foot African bird. Ostrich. 2: The deepest diver among birds is the emperor species of this bird which may reach depths of 900 feet. Penguin. 3: This tiny bird drinks nectar at the rate of about 13 licks per second. Hummingbird. 4: The sapsucker, a group of birds in this family, drills holes in trees to stimulate the flow of sap. Woodpeckers. 5: The name of this black bird of Asia, a superb mimic of human speech, is from the Sanskrit for "passion". Mynah bird. Round 4. Category: Superstitions 1: From the theory that "like produces like", it was thought you could get these by touching a toad. warts. 2: In pagan Ireland this plant was a symbol of the 3 aspects of this goddess. the shamrock. 3: Buy a car on this unlucky day and it'll spend most of its time with the mechanic. Friday the 13th. 4: The Carpenters sang about one of these "for luck and we're on our way". a kiss. 5: When birthday cake is served, it's what the birthday girl can do to make her wish come true. blow out the candles. Round 5. Category: American Rivers 1: The entire northern boundary of this southern state is formed by the Ohio River. Kentucky. 2: It's California's "capital" waterway. Sacramento River. 3: Lake Powell was created by damming the waters of this river. Colorado. 4: Hells Canyon, deepest canyon in U.S. has been carved by the Snake River in this state. Idaho. 5: The research corridor along the upper Rio Grande gives this state one of our country's highest % of Ph.D.s. New Mexico. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia! Special thanks to https://blog.feedspot.com/trivia_podcasts/

New York Times best-selling author Michael Tougias talks about his new book, Extreme Survival, and about some of the traits true survivors share.  Jill Koch with Beamer's Hells Canyon Tours will tell you about some trips you can enjoy up the Snake River into Hells Canyon this winter as well as some new offerings available this spring and summer.  We'll also visit the Alatheia Therapeutic Riding Center near Wenatchee and check out how they use weekly horse riding as therapy for disabled children, adults and veterans suffering from PTSD.  www.northwesternoutdoors.com 

In this episode, we visit a family-run winery in the beautiful Sunnyslope region of Idaho. The winery, run by three sisters, has a unique approach to their branding and marketing, using artwork of supermodel self-portraits from the 60s as labels for their wines. The sisters share the history of their winery, which was started by their ambitious and entrepreneurial father, and how they work to stand out in the industry. They also talk about the wine-making process and the different styles and varietals they produce, as well as the beautiful location and scenery that visitors can experience while visiting the winery. Tune in to hear the story of this pioneering winery and learn about the delicious wines they produce.

In this episode, we visit a family-run winery in the beautiful Sunnyslope region of Idaho. The winery, run by three sisters, has a unique approach to their branding and marketing, using artwork of supermodel self-portraits from the 60s as labels for their wines. The sisters share the history of their winery, which was started by their ambitious and entrepreneurial father, and how they work to stand out in the industry. They also talk about the wine-making process and the different styles and varietals they produce, as well as the beautiful location and scenery that visitors can experience while visiting the winery. Tune in to hear the story of this pioneering winery and learn about the delicious wines they produce.

For this episode, Keith visits with Snowy Mountain Rifle of Montana president, Paul Donaldson to talk about custom rifle making and Paul's good fortune in pulling the 2021 Idaho Raffle Bighorn Sheep Tag, good for Unit 11 Hells Canyon – a raffle ticket he purchased at the 2021 Sheep Show.

In the early summer of 1887, bodies of murdered Chinese miners floated down the Snake River into Lewiston, ID.  Racism and plain lack of care + compassion kept the story of the Hells Canyon Massacre threadbare for over 100 years.  Justice was never achieved in this case, but 31 innocent Chinese men deserve to have their story told.  This is the story of the Hells Canyon Massacre and a glimpse into life as a Chinese immigrant in America in the late 1800s.   Sources Massacred for Gold: The Chinese in Hells Canyon. Nokes, R. Gregory. Corvallis: Oregon State University Press, 2009. https://www.history.com/topics/immigration/hells-canyon-massacre https://asamnews.com/2020/09/14/hells-canyon-massacre-left-34-chinese-gold-miners-dead-in-hidden-chapter-in-u-s-history/ https://www.noplaceproject.com/hells-canyon  

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/336 Presented By: Trxstle, Reyr Gear, Bearvault, LakeLady Custom Rods Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors In today's episode, we talk about fly fishing Idaho with Ed Anderson. He takes us to the McCall area in West Idaho where we touch on the Payette, Boise, and Snake rivers for rainbows, browns, and bass fishing. Find out why McCall was described as "the place of windows" and why you "have to be there to know when the windows open". We won't reveal those secret fishing spots but Ed tells us the best times to fish up there and some more useful tips. We also dig into Ed's artwork - his role being the Creative Director of West Mountain Drifters, and how he got picked up by Gray's Sporting Journal for multiple cover projects. Fly Fishing Idaho Show Notes with Ed Anderson 03:30 - Ed used to work for Jackson Kayaks - James McBeath from Jackson Kayaks was on the podcast at WFS 248 04:00 - McCall is located in Southwestern Idaho, 2 hours North of Boise, pinned between the Hells Canyon and Frank Church Wilderness of No Return - Frank Church is the largest wilderness area in the Lower 48 and Hells Canyon is the deepest Canyon in America 09:10 - The Payette and Boise rivers are Ed's home water 10:30 - The Payette and Cascade reservoirs are gigantic reservoirs - people go wakeboarding there 11:55 - Boise is now the fastest growing place in America 12:30 - Boise gets about 300 days of sunshine 13:50 - Summer is not a good fishing time in Idaho because the water level is low. Ed's favorite time to fish is when the snow is still on the ground - end of March going April. 17:05 - In Snake River, people go bass, carp, and sturgeon fishing. The largest sturgeon that was ever caught in America was in the Snake River at 117 inches 18:20 - Ed prefers the Boise over the Payette river, he says it's a more consistent cool-water fishery. August and September are Ed's preferred times to fish the Boise river because the water level stays the same for a number of days. 22:15 - On the Boise river, they get a little of the caddis hatch and primarily they're euro nymphing or streamer fishing 24:50 - Fish and Game Idaho plant steelheads in the Boise river from time to time 31:50 - Ed used to use a Coosa by Jackson Kayak 34:40 - Ed's got an Adipose skiff 35:10 - NRS Raft is a raft company from Moscow. They're coming out with a whole new line of rafts this year. 35:25 - Ed also loves Link Jackson's Stream Tech Rafts. It's a Maravia boat too. 39:50 - Ed talks about carp fishing 41:00 - Bass fishing is consistent in McCall fisheries, especially in the summer. There are some tiger muskies there too. Ed chooses bass over trout because he wants to get away from the crowd. 45:55 - Ray Troll, who is also a fish artist, was on the podcast at WFS 299 46:30 - We dig into Ed's art. You can check out his artwork on his Instagram at @edandersonart 48:20 - Ed created multiple cover artwork for Gray's Sporting Journal  49:30 - Ed and I met through Nick Torres of Waterworks Lamson. Nick had been on the podcast twice at WFS 304 and WFS 213 52:20 - Ed works with West Mountain Drifter as the Creative Director 59:30 - McCall Angler also works with Drift West  1:01:08 - Ed's go-to fly is a Yellow Sally. Fly Fishing Idaho Conclusion with Ed Anderson So there you go.. If you are from Idaho or near that area and want to enjoy some great fishing spots, you can reach out to Ed and the McCall Anglers crew. They're committed to making your experience on the water 10 out of 10. You can also reach out to Ed about artwork projects. If you need a cover art or a logo, he's the guy for you. Check out his work on Instagram at @edandersonart and send him a DM there to connect with him. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/336

Your Morning Headlines for the 28th of June... Idaho Falls is working to improve storm drainage on Westhill Avenue. Plus, Idaho Power's effort to renew a project license in Hells Canyon is moving forward. Also, Senator Jim Risch recently paid a visit to the 82nd Airborne Division in Poland.

People who seriously hunt western upland game birds are tough, and Matt Hardinge is the kind of guy who can handle pain and suffering. Chasing a chukar thousands of vertical feet up a canyon, only to have it fly back down before you catch up, is a lesson in patience and endurance. Not only is Matt chasing chukar in Hells Canyon, but he's also successfully hunting the toughest bird out there, the Himalayan snowcock. With the only U.S. population living in the Ruby Mountains of Nevada, these birds are reputed to be the most elusive game on earth. In this episode, Matt gives me some tips on how to hunt them, and how you can learn more about this fascinating species. Matt on Instagram 

Today we talk about dragons of death! NASA discovers hell ? Discussion of gold mine in Montana, A fossil sniffing dog. Hills Canyon petrified wood, Sycamore petrified wood, Teredo petrified wood and so much more thank you until next time remember Rockhound don't die they petrify!

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This video is taking during a jet boat ride up the Snake River through Hells Canyon on the border of Idaho, Washington and Oregon. We were with Snake Dancer Excursions and were guests of Visit Lewis Clark Valley. Read more about my trip here: https://amateurtraveler.com/things-to-do-in-lewiston-idaho/

Montana Pagano, a watershed restoration specialist with the Nez Percé Tribe and Kyle Bratcher, NE Oregon district fish biologist with Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife live in one of the best adventure spots in all of Oregon. The Eagle Cap Wilderness is the largest roadless area in the state, and of course their backyard is Hells Canyon. We chatted with Montana and Kyle about some safety and gear tips before heading out into the backcountry. 

Renee chats with Lori about her hike and ground truthing of Oregon's Blue Mountains Trail. She is a triple crown hiker and also the Program Coordinator at Oregon Natural Desert Association.  She is responsible for establishing the 750-mile Oregon Desert Trail, shaping its future, and inspiring others to get out and explore the high desert as much as possible. In addition, Renee leads ONDA's independent stewardship program and is working to educate and inspire others to experience our desert landscapes responsibly.In this episode that features the Blue Mountains Trail, listeners will learn about some of the history, geography and what to expect on this 500+ mile route through Northeast Oregon. The Blue Mountains Trail is an immersive adventure through the diverse interconnected eco-regions that comprise the Greater Hells Canyon Region. The trail will take you deep into the mountains, forests, rivers, ecosystems, and communities of northeast Oregon. It shares the living history of why the Blue Mountains are ecologically unique and more parts of it deserve permanent protection.For trail specifics, maps and news check out Greater Hells Canyon Council and their trail page for centralized resources (including trail town guides!) Also read Renee Patrick's article she wrote on the history of the Blue Mountains Trail for Katabatic Gear here.Connect with Renee Patrick: Blog: She-ra HikesConnect with Lori:Instagram: @thehikepodcastTwitter: @thehikepodcastBlog: thehikepodcast.wordpress.comFacebook: @thehikepodcastEmail: hikepodcast@gmail.com Patreon: www.patreon.com/thehikepodcastSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/thehikepodcast)

Welcome to Season 2, Episode 6! It's another installation of the Most Forgotten Massacres. This week we talk about the Hells Canyon Massacre and the Pacific Coast Race Riots. As always, it's important to learn about and never forget some of the less savory parts of U.S. history. On the more positive side, we're excited to support the athletes in the Olympics, so we also take time to highlight the Asian Pacific Americans in the Olympics. Think of it as a viewer's guide to support Asian Pacific American Olympians. We begin this episode by talking about the pronunciation of ‘kecap' and give kudos to the city of San Francisco. For previous episodes and information, please visit our site at https://asianamericanhistory101.libsyn.com or https://linktr.ee/AAHistory101 for social media. If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, email us at info@1882media.com. Segments 00:26 Kecap and San Francisco Apologies for Anti-Chinese Racism 04:35 Hells Canyon Massacre and Pacific Coast Race Riots 26:36 Asian Pacific American Viewers Guide to the Olympics

Will and Chris (Frontier State Overland) talk about their favorite routes and trips from 2021. They cover Hells Canyon, the Owyhees, the Boise River, Jarbidge Nevada and more. Listen in to hear them agree and disagree on what made for great overlanding in 2021. The folks over at Wheeled Lyfe, sent us a hat and sweatshirt. If you know Kate and I, you'll know we're suckers for startups, and love watching new companies make their mark. For that reason we are including a link to their apparel website, which has some pretty cool designs for folks who are into the off-road/overlanding lifestyle. We have no affiliate relationship and are not sponsored by them (other than the cool hat/sweatshirt they sent). https://wheeledlyfe.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/venture2roam/support

No Agenda Episode 1391 - "Clown World" "Clown World" Executive Producers: Ally Elliott Ocie Elliott Sir Seth in Mina (and Deb) Duke Walkman of Ohio Sir Shawn, The Pit of Useless Knowledge Brad Fox Jon Alldridge Sir Friday of the hotshops Sir Scovee of the Piedmont Justin Proulx Jon Mutschink Vann Betzel Eva Kise Michael Smith Sethuel Whitney Andrea Cody Mike Neumann Josh Persello Sir Chris Cowan, Baron of North Austin Associate Executive Producers: Joe Weil Salty Veteran Douchebag of Hells Canyon Kyle McQueston Buddy Arceneaux Michael Haworth Sir Dude named Jay Sheriff of the Portage Lakes Dame Ashley, Lady of the Lake & Sir Bubba Hotep Joe Bisesi Rolando Gonzalez, Dame Sara + Maya and Alice Katherine Walton Jesse + Sarah Become a member of the 1392 Club, support the show here Boost us with with Podcasting 2.0 Certified apps: Podfriend - Breez - Sphinx - Podstation - Curiocaster - Fountain Knights & Dames Dan Friday -> Sir Friday of the hotshops Sparky -> Sir Parky the Spotted Spook Seth Jones -> Sir Seth of Mina Anonymous - Sir Rotonin Patron Saint of the Hierarchies Kevin Roa - Sir Double Tap Dame Taylor -> Dame Taylor of the "Rising" Seas Art By: Nessworks End of Show Mixes: Thought Crime 33 Engineering, Stream Management & Wizardry Mark van Dijk - Systems Master Ryan Bemrose - Program Director Back Office Aric Mackey Chapters: Dreb Scott Clip Custodian: Neal Jones NEW: and soon on Netflix: Animated No Agenda No Agenda Social Registration Sign Up for the newsletter No Agenda Peerage ShowNotes Archive of links and Assets (clips etc) 1391.noagendanotes.com New: Directory Archive of Shownotes (includes all audio and video assets used) archive.noagendanotes.com RSS Podcast Feed Full Summaries in PDF No Agenda Lite in opus format NoAgendaTorrents.com has an RSS feed or show torrents Last Modified 10/17/2021 15:01:23This page created with the FreedomController Last Modified 10/17/2021 15:01:23 by Freedom Controller  

Did DA make it out of Hells Canyon alive? / Super Bowl Champion Kam Chancellor talks Russell Wilson & more with DA / Shocking DAliens. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bogusch joins DA for a Thursday program in Boise. Are the Cowboys doomed again? Is Deion the right fit at Florida State? Did DA make it out of Hells Canyon alive? Plus your Epic Fail. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brice Barnes is my guest this week. I was able to go back to my hometown of Clarkston WA, which is located on the Snake River and is the mouth of Hells Canyon. That's where you'll find Brice, either at his business of Riverview Marina or on the boat taking supplies up river to off griders. Also, check out Dead End Express on Amazon Prime Video, Temprance Creek Lodge and Custom Weld Boats; Brice and his family are a staple in the LC Valley community. You can find Riverview View Marina and Custom Weld Boats on Facebook and Instagram. Temprancecreeklodge.com and hellscanyonpackers.com will take you to an amazing hunting, fishing or packing vacation spot up the Snake River. Email Brice directly for any information on everything discussed on the show at Brice@boatingfun.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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This short story was published in Idaho Magazine in February 2020.  It's brief but highlights important details in the 2019 travel year for us out living immersive on the land on horseback. Riding out of the rough terrain of Hells Canyon's wilderness to the vast beauty of Idaho. A ride I will never forget. For more Walking with Western Wildflowers content:  YouTube.com/channel/UCstPv50VPIYS_3OLEP8jRfg Facebook.com/walkingwithwesternwildflowers  instagram.com/walkingwithwesternwildflowers  walkingwithwesternwildflowers.com   The Mountain Pen: Facebook.com/themountainpen  instagram.com/mountain.manders   Support through donation: paypal.me/MRidge711  Venmo: @MRidge711 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/walking-with-western-wild/support

It's a brief show this month as we navigate our way to the next iteration of the Sound RIDER! Show!

September 24th 2010, 39 year old Todd Hofflander joined some friends on a multi day hunting trip in the remote Idaho wilderness area called Hells Canyon.  As an experienced hiker, Todd was well equipped to spend multiple days in the backcountry and had been on trips like this before.  On the 4th day of the trip, Todd experienced knee pain and decided to split from the group.  This would be the last time anyone would see Todd until his remains were discovered a decade later.  Join us this week as we discuss the disappearance of Todd Hofflander.   (We experienced some slight audio issues with Mike's feed on this episode.  We'll have it fixed next ep)   Joe recently represented the podcast on the History Channel's The Unxplained with William Shatner.  View our spot here: https://youtu.be/CdR80jn4Cls   Sponsors of today's episode:   Milwaukee Pretzel Company:  Visit their online store at milwaukeepretzel.com for a variety of pretzel sizes, gift boxes and of course, my favorite, the famous 1lb Bavarian Beast soft pretzel. Milwaukee Pretzel will ship nationwide – even to Hawaii.  MKE Pretzel has extended a special coupon code for all Location Unknown listeners. Just use the code UNKOWN20 at checkout to receive 20% off of your order – specific terms may apply.    Want to advertise on the podcast?  Visit the following link to learn more.  Advertise on Locations Unknown   Want to help the show out and get even more Locations Unknown content!  For as little as $1 a month, you can become a Patron of Locations Unknown and get access to special Current Event episodes exclusive to Patreon.  Become a Patron of the Locations Unknown Podcast by visiting our Patreon page.   New Patreon shout out: Jacob Wiese, Amber Bridges, Drew Nedley, & Nicole Victor.   Shout out to Strange Outdoors for helping us on the research of this episode.     Learn about other unsolved missing persons cases in America's wilderness at Locations Unknown.   Follow us on Facebook & Instagram.

In this episode of The Freeflow Podcast, CMarie Fuhrman reads a new iteration of her essay, “Hells Canyon Revival,” which was first published in 2017. CMarie's story takes us to Hells Canyon on the Snake River, where she explores several dualities with her characteristically thoughtful prose. She considers the art and cultural histories that are buried beneath impounded water, the limitations of language, and one ancient salmon hidden behind bars, high above the waterline. CMarie's essay is a personal account of her relationship to the Snake River, the tension within the landscape and its history, and her place within its remaining wildness. After her reading of "Hells Canyon Revival," CMarie discusses the myriad binaries within the narrative and her own complicated history of relationship to rivers. To learn more: http://freeflowinstitute.com/the-freeflow-podcast-home/

There are a couple guest that constantly get asked for by name and sure enough Mike Johnson from Hells Canyon Armory is one of them. Long range and custom rifles have been growing like crazy in popularity and for good reason. People are learning that those opportunities at big mature animals are few and far […]

When it comes to flying the Eagle Cap Wilderness and Hells Canyon, Joe Spence is a local legend. Joe knew he wanted to be a pilot since he was 5 years old, and in 1978, he joined the Joseph Flyers Club and started training. Over the course of his career, he has logged about 20,000 flight hours. This man has literally spent over two years of his life in the air. Operating a Cessna 206 and a Piper Cub, Joe has done countless game census flights, trained a lot of pilots, and saved numerous people injured in the backcountry. Flying over mountains and canyons is dangerous business, but there's no one I trust more in a plane than Joe. Fly with Joe at Spence Air Service out of Joseph or Enterprise, Oregon(541) 426-3288

Do you rally up your river friends each January and coordinate your river permit dates?  Do you get permits?  Do you wonder who is behind the curtain of rec.gov and the permitting offices?  This episode asked all those questions and spoke with the river permitting "boss" at rec.gov, and the river permit offices at Dinosaur National Monument, Salmon-Challis National Forest in Idaho and Grand Canyon National Park.  There are people behind the curtain, they are very friendly and shared with The River Radius information to help all of us better understand the why and the how of the river permit systems.  Each river office has a website with relevant information and deep statistical data that tells a story of each seasons application numbers.  Here they are:Dinosaur National Monument main river info pageIdaho 4 Rivers main river info pageGrand Canyon National Park, River LotteryGrand Canyon National Park, River Lottery statisticsRecreation One Stop (rec.gov) These two previous episodes listed below from The River Radius Podcast offer more and different information about the content in this episode:Hoops' EchoHerm Hoops worked at Dinosaur National Monument for years and spent many days and nights on the Green River.  He was a strong and passionate river conservationists and wrote a comprehensive history of modern river rafts.  Herm passed away late in 2020.  8000 Years on the SelwayThe Selway River in Idaho has hosted humans for thousands of years with Salmon and Steelhead fisheries, resources to build shelters, and amazing water. Over the summers of 2018 and 2019 archeological research has been conducted on the Selway to clarify and protect the artifacts in the river valley. Jeff Adams explains as much as he can, the story of humans along the Selway long before the Europeans arrived.Contact The River Radius Podcast:  hello@theriverradius.com

This week on Northwestern Outdoors Radio we'll help you plan some fun adventures on or by the water for 2021!  We'll start off in the Columbia River Gorge where Mark Zoller with Zoller's Outdoor Odysseys will take you on some exciting whitewater rafting trips.  You can also go rafting, fish and explore Hells Canyon, North America's deepest gorge, with Hells Canyon Adventures and Brandie Lincoln will join us to tell you more about that.  Want to get off the river?  Head to the lake!  Elk Lake Resort in SW Montana offers an off the beaten path vacation full of fishing, wildlife watching and great food.   In addition to this, guide Bruce Warren has tips about how to catch steelhead out of high, muddy rivers during an extended Mack's Minute and David Sparks talks coyote hunting during this weekend's edition of Sportsman's Spotlight.  http://www.northwesternoutdoors.com  

Hells Canyon Massacre On the Oregon-Idaho border, along a desolate and remote part of the Snake River lies as what is now known as Chinese Massacre Cove, a name given to it from an event back in May 1887. It's a dusty river bank that's located in the middle of Hells Canyon. Many Chinese immigrants who came to the United States during the 19th century would make their way to the American West. They faced considerable discrimination along with challenging working conditions as most became laborers and miners. They'd often find themselves working land that other miners wouldn't want to. This story is disturbing and horrofic for the victims. Wichita Horror It would start on December 7th, 2000 in Wichita, KS where 22 year old Reginald Carr and his 20 year old brother Jonathan Carr would begin their brutal crimes in Wichita, Kansas. The account of their murderous rampage is one of horror. Presented, produced and edited by The Wild 1 Media - www.thewild1media.com

For the uninitiated, a healthy dose of preparation—both mental and physical—will go a long way toward making the most of your efforts. Going to Hells Canyon once does not make anyone an expert. If anything, it just exposes how little you actually know about how to hunt this canyon. It is from that humble perspective that I offer a few tips to anyone considering a first-time hunt here.

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Brian learns about Hells Canyon, North America's deepest river gorge. Or is it? We discuss this and more and we discover what lays in our own backyard. 

In this episode, I sit down and talk to my dad about his journey to hunt Africa.  It started at a young age for him and it was nothing less than epic.He tells us the story of how the allure to hunt Africa started with him at a young age and how it grew throughout his life.  We share stories of some other hunts he and I have been on as well as the trip he took to Africa to hunt the Black Death aka the Cape buffalo.This is part 2 of our discussion.Find me on Instagram @bulletsandbourbon_podcast and on facebook.

In this episode, I sit down and talk to my dad about his journey to hunt Africa.  It started at a young age for him and it was nothing less than epic.He tells us the story of how the allure to hunt Africa started with him at a young age and how it grew throughout his life.  We share stories of some other hunts he and I have been on as well as the trip he took to Africa to hunt the Black Death aka the Cape buffalo.We ended up talking for over an hour so this will be part 1, with part 2 to follow.Find me on Instagram @bulletsandbourbon_podcast and on facebook.

We're going to be meeting around the campfire this week with The Purists: Tom Loy and Randy Schertz! These are today's version of true Wild-West upland hunting Texas Rangers. You will be captivated as we explore a wide open country hunting style of western upland birds that is foreign to most sportsmen. In this episode we talk about Hungarian Partridges, Sharptails, and Chukars and finding them in places like Hells Canyon and Never-Ending Valley. Tom and Randy have cultivated their own strain of Gordon Setters that range way out in front 300-1000 yards like cavalry scouts scouring the range in search of their quarries. Hear how they cover 10-15 miles a day in search of elusive Huns or runaway Chukars and why it's exhilarating to do so. This is an opportunity to hear from decades of experience hunting the wild wild west behind talented pointing breeds in concert with their hunter, using the latest technologies. We call these Wild West Upland Heroes "The Purists", and it won't take you long to see why. So grab a chair and sit with us by the fire as we listen to this exceptional podcast from The Purists themselves! For more information on these Texas Rangers, check out their social media: http://www.tallgrassgordonsetters.com/ https://www.facebook.com/Gordonguy12/ If you want more content like this, check out our website for more podcasts, articles, and stories on all things upland! https://www.extremeupland.com/

This week on America Outdoors Radio we'll be covering fishing, firearms and a unique American outdoors destination.  That destination is Hells Canyon, North America's Deepest Gorge and Kacey Jackson with Snake River Adventures will tell you about this incredible place and about the great fishing for bass and sturgeon available here.  Speaking of bass, Edward Chin is a tournament angler and guide who has some great advice about how to rig and fish tube bait for bass and Chris Bowes, the Tournament Director for the Bassmaster Open Series, talks about their first post Covid-19 closure event on the Arkansas River that will take place in June.  Last but not least, the President and CEO of Secure It Tactical joins us to talk about safely storing firearms not in a traditional gun safe, but in secure cases you can access in a hurry throughout your home which are also places burglars are unlikely to find them.  http://www.americaoutdoorsradio.com   

Want to start a successful hunting YouTube channel? These guys did it. I sat down to talk guns, bullets, bears, and YouTube with Ross Sevy and Jim O'Leary from Switchback Outdoors while we were bear hunting in Hells Canyon. Ross and Jim are really great guys and I hope you enjoy listening to their stories and insight.

Episode 64: Eric Forrester If the idea of setting out on a Chukar hunt to one of our most iconic Western States is high on your "Upland" priority list, take a tip from guest Eric Forrester, and just go. Residing in Indiana, Eric decided there was no better time to turn a bucket-list hunt into a reality. Eric traveled from Indiana to Hells Canyon, Idaho and hunted solo, with his faithful German Wirehaired Pointers creating memories to last a lifetime. To learn more about his amazing adventure visit Eric's YouTube channel to see this hunt, and many others Also visit Ghost Point Wirehairs to learn more    The Upchukar Podcast proudly partners with: Chukar Chasers apparel, Lathrop and Sons boots, Mtn Ops and First Lite

Kody sits down with Capt. James Nash (Marines Veteran) while wrapping up a recent trip in Hells Canyon on a Spring Bear Hunt. James is a 5th generation rancher and native Oregonian, who has a vast knowledge of the area where his family homesteaded. Topics include, Good People, Making an Impression, Eminent Domain and a few others... Follow James on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/6ranchoutfitters/ Did you know you can get a discount on the onX Hunt app? http://bit.ly/BRO_onXHuntShop  Use the promo code: BRO and you'll get a 20% discount!

Episode 61: Jon Dadon, owner of Gaiter King- custom neck gaiters co. and newly indoctrinated Chukar hunter. Topics discussed:  Covid-19 and changes to daily routines, how Gaiter King is supporting healthcare workers, Baptism by Fire in the Chukar game- First time Chukar hunting was Hells Canyon!, Learning from the Pros, being a hunter in Los Angeles and much, much more The Upchukar Podcast proudly partners with: Chukar Chasers apparel, Lathrop and Sons boots, Mtn Ops performance nutrition and First Lite

Hells Canyon is America’s deepest gorge at just shine of 8,000 feet.  Its full of finned, hoofed and winged critters too!  Not to mention many of North Americas most iconic predators.  Jaremy and Joe comb through a recent Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation write up about the Canyon.  Along the way Jaremy recounts his own tails about this special corner of American Wilderness. Grab your own copy of Bugle and learn more about RMEF and Hells Canyon  http://www.rmef.org/newsandmedia/buglemagazine.aspx (http://www.rmef.org/newsandmedia/buglemagazine.aspx)  

On this episode of Big Blend Radio travel writer Debbie Stone shares her white water rafting adventure with Hells Canyon Raft. The Hells Canyon National Recreation Area straddles the borders of northeastern Oregon and western Idaho and contains over 650,000 acres of unparalleled scenic beauty. It’s a vast and remote region that is home to North America’s deepest and narrowest river gorge – deeper than the Grand Canyon by 2,000 feet. See Debbie’s story and video, on NationalParkTraveling.com.  Featured music is “West by South” by Jeffrey Halford & The Healers. 

On this episode of Big Blend Radio travel writer Debbie Stone shares her white water rafting adventure with Hells Canyon Raft. The Hells Canyon National Recreation Area straddles the borders of northeastern Oregon and western Idaho and contains over 650,000 acres of unparalleled scenic beauty. It’s a vast and remote region that is home to North America’s deepest and narrowest river gorge – deeper than the Grand Canyon by 2,000 feet. See Debbie’s story and video, here: https://nationalparktraveling.com/listing/amp-up-the-adventure-in-hells-canyon/ Featured music is “West by South” by Jeffrey Halford & The Healers. https://sunvalleyrecords.com/band/jeffrey-halford

The Snake River carves through Hells Canyon creating America's deepest canyon- yes, even deeper than the Grand Canyon, by 1900 feet! This untamed stretch of river offers some of the best whitewater rafting in America, and the opportunity for families to turn off their phones, and turn on the adventures. Experienced guide Kurt Armacost joins us with the Snake River experience.

On this Hard Working Hunter podcast, I chat friend and guid Jeff Bruce. Jeff spent many years in the Idaho backcountry as a hunting guide in Hells Canyon. He has been apart of almost 200 elk kills and can almost remember them all! This is definitely a story time podcast and when you have been on that many elk hunts there are a few crazy stories to tell! Grab some popcorn, sit back and enjoy some stories about pack string wrecks, super close elk encounters, and a description of the backcountry coming from a guy who truly loves the mountains!

Episode 6: Anthony Ferro- Fetching Feathers. I have the chance to speak with Anthony about his first Chukar hunt..ever, that is going to be featured in the upcoming film: "Revel in the First", by Project Upland. He is candid about his experience hunting Chukar in one of the hardest places around- Hells Canyon, Idaho.

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This week, the vacation comes to you! We've got excellent road trips to some of the most beautiful and inspiring parts of Oregon and the creators who work there. Pack up, grab a bag of sunflower seeds — we're hitting the road.Veterans Chase Rock 'n' Roll Ceramics And Granite Peaks at the LH ProjectThere are a lot of reasons to visit Joseph, Oregon, beginning with the spectacular Wallowa Mountains. But for ceramic artists, there’s one very specific reason: a residency program that some have called the Shangri-la of ceramics. It was started by Jakob Haßlacher and his wife, the internationally renowned sculptor Chris Antemann, in 2000. Haßlacher named it after his family's cattle brand, the LH Project, and now they invite ceramic artists from around the world to make art there. One group comes back every summer: veterans, who crank the stereo and let the beer flow more freely than the glaze.Wallowa County Writer's First Book Recounts True Love Found Around A Campfire in Hells Canyon - 10:57Pamela Royes debut book, "Temperance Creek: A Memoir," explores her early adult years in Northeastern Oregon in the Wallowa Mountains. That's where she met her future husband, Skip Royes, a Vietnam war veteran, while backpacking. He asked her to join him, and her lyrical writing sensibility brings to life what it was like sheep herding in Hells Canyon for four years, living off the land with a man who went from a stranger on the trail to her husband for forty years.Disjecta's 'Portland2016' Biennial Creates The Ultimate Art Road Trip - 20:07The mother of all summertime art road trips is here. In thirteen cities, artwork will be on view this summer representing Oregon’s contemporary art scene for Disjecta’s biennial show "Portland2016." Curator Michelle Grabner, who curated the 2014 Whitney Museum of American Art Biennial, spent last fall and winter getting to know Oregon artists through a mind-bending 107 studio visits. We joined Grabner at several stages in her process, from studio visits to artists installing their work in an abandoned hotel in Astoria. New Capacity Building Initiative Helps Arts Organizations Think Big - 36:20It’s really tough for arts organizations to think big when they’re so married to a regular cycle of ticket sales, grants, and courting donors. We recently sat down with Steve Moore, executive director of the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust, to talk about a recently completed initiative to help arts organizations like Disjecta do bigger and better projects. It's called Capacity Building, and the endgame is to get those arts organizations into more long-term, sustainable planning.Skyscrapers In Portland: The Sky's The Limit? - 39:54Portland is growing up. Fast. More than 60 buildings over 100-feet tall are in the pipeline, along with a few towering higher than 200 feet. Downtown’s largest property owner, the Goodman family, recently made a highly speculative proposal for four new towers that could rise as high as 460 feet. Our architecture and urban design columnist-in-residence, Randy Gragg, talked with the architects of three of the most prominent new buildings: Park Avenue West, the Cosmopolitan, and Indigo @ twelve|west. We have drone videos of the buildings, along with an extended interview with Randy and the architects, here.Exploring Color, Space And Memory Through 'The Color Of Memory' - 49:55The memories you make this summer — at the beach, with friends — will be full of light and color.But how will those colors stay with you down the road? Will they stay bright, or fade like beach towels left a little too long in the sun? There’s a show now on view called “The Color of Memory” at Jeffrey Thomas Fine Art in Northwest Portland, running through Aug. 27, that explores issues of memory through the work of 16 West Coast artists, who emphasize or deny color in their work.

This week Chad, Tony and special guest Matt from the Geeks Gadgets & Guns podcast join me as we discuss the Browning X-Bolt Hell’s Canyon Speed Rifle, Vortex Optics Golden Eagle, the comeback of the Ithaca Model 37 Trench Gun, and the NiteSite Viper IR Viewer. Matt Martin reviews the FNX 45 Tactical, and Chad … Continue reading "Gun and Gear Review 120 – Browning X-Bolt Hells Canyon Speed, Vortex Golden Eagle HD, Ithaca M37 Trench Gun, NiteSite Viper IR Viewer"

Come aboard Un-Cruise Adventures for an American river cruise as the S.S. Legacy discovers the natural wonders along the Columbia and Snake Rivers such as Multnomah Falls, the forest at Fort Clatsop, Hells Canyon and critters therein.

NWP welcomes Paul Speer  a Grammy nominated and platinum selling recording  guitarist, composer, and record producer. He has released several solo albums, music video albums, and collaborations with other artists such as pianist David Lanz, drummer Scott Rockenfield of Queensrÿche, Paul Lawler, and vocalist Satine Orient.  Paul Speer took up guitar at the age of nine and played his first paid gig at age twelve in a trio with brothers Neal and Gary. In 1969, the expanded group now known as the Stone Garden, recorded the single "Oceans Inside Me" and pressed 300 copies, a rare collector item today. Speer attended music school at the University of Idaho in Moscow before moving to Seattle to play in nightclub bands. In the mid 1970's, he took up residence in Los Angeles where his interest expanded into audio production and engineering. Speer returned to Seattle in the late 1970s and began producing records in local recording studios and in his own studio. Career highlightsedit: Catero Records (Fred Catero) of San Francisco signed Speer and released his first solo album "Collection 983: Spectral Voyages" in 1984. That was followed by two very successful music and video collaborations with David Lanz and director Jan Nickman, for the films Natural States and Desert Vision. Speer and Scott Rockenfield, drummer for the metal band Queensrÿche, teamed in 1997 to create another music and video work, the Grammy nominated TeleVoid. They also recorded Hells Canyon in 2000, a progressive rock opus inspired by places and events in the spectacular Hells Canyon region of Idaho.  In 2009, he collaborated with British musician Paul Lawler and French vocalist Satine Orient on the album Wonders. In addition to his own productions, Paul Speer has been a prolific record producer with more than 250 albums to his credit. Paul is also a Two Time Emmy Award Winner.

NWP welcomes Paul Speer  a Grammy nominated and platinum selling recording  guitarist, composer, and record producer. He has released several solo albums, music video albums, and collaborations with other artists such as pianist David Lanz, drummer Scott Rockenfield of Queensrÿche, Paul Lawler, and vocalist Satine Orient.  Paul Speer took up guitar at the age of nine and played his first paid gig at age twelve in a trio with brothers Neal and Gary. In 1969, the expanded group now known as the Stone Garden, recorded the single "Oceans Inside Me" and pressed 300 copies, a rare collector item today. Speer attended music school at the University of Idaho in Moscow before moving to Seattle to play in nightclub bands. In the mid 1970's, he took up residence in Los Angeles where his interest expanded into audio production and engineering. Speer returned to Seattle in the late 1970s and began producing records in local recording studios and in his own studio. Career highlightsedit: Catero Records (Fred Catero) of San Francisco signed Speer and released his first solo album "Collection 983: Spectral Voyages" in 1984. That was followed by two very successful music and video collaborations with David Lanz and director Jan Nickman, for the films Natural States and Desert Vision. Speer and Scott Rockenfield, drummer for the metal band Queensrÿche, teamed in 1997 to create another music and video work, the Grammy nominated TeleVoid. They also recorded Hells Canyon in 2000, a progressive rock opus inspired by places and events in the spectacular Hells Canyon region of Idaho.  In 2009, he collaborated with British musician Paul Lawler and French vocalist Satine Orient on the album Wonders. In addition to his own productions, Paul Speer has been a prolific record producer with more than 250 albums to his credit. Paul is also a Two Time Emmy Award Winner. www.paulspeer.com www.northwestprime.com