Podcasts about Hernando

This week on the HowToBBQRight Podcast, if you're lookin' for the perfect sweet tea for your next cookout or picnic, Luzianne Tea has you covered (00:00). Malcom is BACK after being away from the podcast for a few weeks, and we're catching up on everything he's been up to (01:30)! After being laid up for a while, Malcom got back in the kitchen and whipped up some BBQ egg rolls that turned out absolutely KILLER (04:22). Our College Football Pick'em League has officially kicked off inside the Let's Get to Cookin' Community, and we're breaking down how you can get in on the action (12:15). Fantasy football draft season is FINALLY here, and luckily for Malcom, everybody else is bringing the food this year (16:30). That leads us into the ultimate fantasy football food discussion: what dishes are absolute MUST-HAVES for draft night and game day (19:25)? I'm making Buffalo Chicken Meatball Sliders this weekend, and they're shaping up to be one heck of a football food (23:34). Buffalo Wild Wings has also brought back a few fan-favorite menu items, so naturally, we've gotta go try 'em (28:00). We tried cooking bacon in the air fryer for the first time, and let's just say... we weren't impressed (30:20). We also catered a community golf event last week and may have finally PERFECTED our BBQ baked beans recipe (36:30). If you haven't eaten at Junior's in Hernando, Mississippi, you need to put it on your list (44:40). Malcom is still getting around with his walker and cane, and he's slowly getting used to life as an old man (47:00). Zaxby's has a new white sauce out, and we're looking forward to giving it a try (49:50). We've cooked plenty of chicken wings with a Vortex, but throwing a wok over one takes kettle grilling to a whole new level (54:00). And if you've got two picanhas on hand, Malcom breaks down two completely different ways to cook this incredible cut of beef (55:50)!  

Host Derrick welcomes back Dr. Vivian Lo and Melinda Winchester of Aftrglo Medical Aesthetics in Hernando, a physician-led beauty and wellness spa focused on expert care over trends. They share updates for Aftrglo's five-year milestone, including continued injectables and laser services, added microneedling (including Morpheus), and new esthetic services like facials, dermaplaning, waxing, lash lift/tinting, and chemical peels with their new esthetician, Alana. The conversation highlights their expansion into wellness with hormone replacement therapy through Revive MD and discussions around supervised peptide therapy, stressing lab work, safety, and avoiding unsupervised online purchases. They emphasize personalized consultations, conservative “restraint,” human connection, and community support through local donations, while also discussing the importance of supporting local businesses and handling public complaints responsibly.Sponsored in part by Electrical Repair and InstallationThe Real Hernando is on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, Facebook, Instagram and TikTokProduced by Derrick Michaud and SRP Studios Podcasting

The Real Hernando host welcomes local podcasters Chad Wicker (Hernando Alderman, Ward 4) and Brian Couch (Burch Realty) from the new Roundabout Roundup podcast, which recaps Hernando Board of Aldermen meetings in short episodes so residents don't have to watch lengthy sessions. They discuss the show's goals of transparency, humor, and soliciting verified anonymous listener questions, including recent topics like utility fund concerns and Riverside Park facility change orders. The conversation covers city decisions such as denying a new liquor store under updated state law criteria, frustrations with toxic social media and bots, and Hernando growth perspectives. They also dive into roundabouts—where they work, driving education, and upcoming projects like a roundabout at Green Tea and Highway 51—plus local history, businesses, and community connections.Sponsored in part by Electrical Repair and InstallationThe Real Hernando is on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, Facebook, Instagram and TikTokProduced by Derrick Michaud and SRP Studios Podcasting

Ep 93 Robert Foster sues state over judge(s) elections on the horizon! If you like what your listening too, please subscribe and if don't mind, leave a positive review on your podcast app! We do not own the rights to any music used but sure enjoy the great sounds! Social Media : X @utwpod FB @utwpodcast email: underthewatertowerinfo@gmail.com Sponsors that make show happen: Brian Couch of Team Couch of Burch Realty - Teamcouch.com office 662-449-1700 Cell 901-461-7653 Alley Ejlali Alfa Insurance - Office number 662-893-0928, Cell 1-843-324-0930  Desoto PC - 662-399-2400  Desoto Family Dental Care 662-429-5239 Michael Hatcher & Associates (901) 755-3207 Hatcherlandscape.com Salt Chapel wedding venue and event center- Saltchapel.com 662-278-0198 **

Michael Carpenter grew up plowing mules and picking cotton in Hernando, Mississippi—one of ten children abandoned by his father at age three. Raised by loving grandparents and later embraced by a stepfather who showed him what acceptance looks like; Michael's journey took a dramatic turn on a drive to work when suicidal thoughts overwhelmed him. In his darkest moment, Michael tuned into Bott Radio Network and heard Chuck Swindoll teaching on the blood of Jesus. That broadcast led him to pull into a hospital emergency room and surrender his life to Christ. Today, Michael serves as a chaplain to troubled youth at a state-run facility—a ministry he's faithfully carried since 1994. He shares about forgiving his absent father, reconnecting broken family ties, and why he believes there's hope for America's next generation. This is a story about the power of Christian radio, the resilience of faith, and how God can redeem even the most painful beginnings.

Admitted to the Union in 1796 as the 16th state, Tennessee has been inhabited by humans for at least 12,000 years, according to current archaeological evidence. The names of the tribes of Native Americans who inhabited the area before the first known Europeans arrived are not known, though the area has gone through several named cultural phases, such as the Archaic, Woodland, and Mississippian. Hernando de Soto led the first known European expedition into what is now Tennessee in 1540, under the flag of Spain. The Muscogee and Yuchi tribes were living in Tennessee at that time, and are the first known named tribes of that area. Later, as European diseases and incursion on their territory drove these tribes out of the area, the Chickasaw, Choctaw, and Cherokee tribes moved in, with the Cherokee being the last to come to Tennessee in 1838. The first permanent European settlement in Tennessee was built by the British in 1756. It was the westernmost British outpost to that date. European settlers gradually moved to the area in larger numbers, with most of them being of English, Scottish, and Irish descent. Tennessee has a long and storied history with humans and plenty of folklore of its own. Here are some of the highlights of this wonderful folklore... Podcast Notes: https://ancestralfindings.com/american-folklore-tennessee/ Ancestral Findings Podcast: https://ancestralfindings.com/podcast This Week's Free Genealogy Lookups: https://ancestralfindings.com/lookups Genealogy Giveaway: https://ancestralfindings.com/giveaway Genealogy eBooks: https://ancestralfindings.com/ebooks Follow Along: https://www.facebook.com/AncestralFindings https://www.youtube.com/ancestralfindings Support Ancestral Findings: https://ancestralfindings.com/support #Genealogy #AncestralFindings #GenealogyClips

Hernando Gómez Buendía es autor del libro La verdadera historia de Colombia y más recientemente de Colombia después de Petro. Libros mencionados:Colombia despues de Petro - Hernando Gomez BuendiaCon el patrocinio de Grupo Argos (https://www.grupoargos.com/)Capitulos:00:00 intro0:52 Los dos grandes problemas de los años 706:41 ¿Quién mueve realmente la historia? El victimismo colombiano y nuestro destino12:07 La pelea entre Lleras y López16:08 ¿Qué pasó con el Frente Nacional? Cuando los conservadores se volvieron liberales23:52 El origen de la violencia en Colombia28:09 El punto de quiebre de la guerra en Colombia32:17 El modelo colombiano: Estados Unidos, el café y el orden conservador41:56 La disputa entre López Michelsen y Lleras por el orden conservador50:52 La personalidad de Virgilio Barco59:47 La tragedia del narcotráfico1:13:32 El gobierno de Rojas Pinilla y su desenlace1:25:17 La integración de Colombia a la economía mundial1:33:55 La entrega de Pablo Escobar y el precio de la paz1:44:37 La política consiste en sumar1:49:37 El temperamento de Turbay: el Estatuto de Seguridad y los servicios de inteligencia

In this heartfelt tribute to the late radio legend Gary Burbank and his iconic character Earl Pitts American, Michael opens The Daily Grateful with a twist on the classic bit — before diving into the real lesson of the day. This episode centers on a mantra passed down from an elderly goat rancher named Bill Ogle, whom Michael knew as a boy in Hernando, Florida. Watching Mr. Ogle calmly deliver a struggling goat during a Christmas Eve crisis taught Michael a philosophy that shaped how he raised his own kids: when something looks impossible, you figure out a way to make it work.Michael brings that lesson to life through a chaotic family vacation gone sideways — a  “Perry-cation" to Daytona Beach that turned into a late-night scramble to a Flintstones-themed hotel room outside Orlando, complete with a 3 a.m. pool party and a mix-up with hotel keys. Through humor and nostalgia, Michael reminds listeners that adversity always shows up, but gratitude comes from finding the one good thing in a bad situation and building from there.#DailyGrateful #GaryBurbank #EarlPitts #Gratitude #Storytelling #FamilyMemories #Podcast #FigureItOut #Resilience #Nostalgia

Host Derrick welcomes Dr. Danton Dye and Lauren McLendon to explain HYPE (Hernando Young Professionals and Entrepreneurs) and its relationship to the Hernando Main Street Chamber of Commerce. They describe HYPE's purpose of connecting young professionals and entrepreneurs with mentors, building a cycle of giving back, and strengthening the community. The guests outline HYPE's origins, current structure, and board roles, and discuss using the “Working Genius” WIDGET framework to place people in the right seats for idea-to-execution work. They recap recent and upcoming outreach through events like Sunset on the Square and the Hernando Fourth of July celebration, highlight Sharpening the Saw programming (personal branding and wealth management sessions), and preview a collaboration with The Real Hernando to feature young professionals' stories in a podcast interview format.Sponsored in part by Electrical Repair and InstallationThe Real Hernando is on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, Facebook, Instagram and TikTokProduced by Derrick Michaud and SRP Studios Podcasting

On this episode we are joined by Dr. Ashley Dumas again and she explains the fascinating story of when Hernando de Soto's expedition met the Mobilian people in October 1540 at the Battle of Mabila in present-day Alabama. This violent clash—triggered by a hostage standoff with Chief Tuskaloosa—led to the destruction of the palisaded town and remains one of the largest, bloodiest battles fought on North American soil. As Gamekeepers, we love the land and this story intertwines over much of the South. Their survival and dependence on wildlife speaks to the abundance that was once here. She expertly tells the story.Listen, Learn and Enjoy.If you enjoyed this Gamekeeper episode, send the guys a message and don't forget to include your contact info so we can reach you if you win a prize! Support the showStay connected with GameKeepers: Instagram: @mossyoakgamekeepers Facebook: @GameKeepers Twitter: @MOGameKeepersYouTube: @MossyOakGameKeepers Website: https://mossyoakgamekeeper.com/Enter The Gamekeeper Giveaway: https://bit.ly/GK_GiveawaySubscribe to Gamekeepers Magazine: https://bit.ly/GK_Magazine Buy a Single Issue of Gamekeepers Magazine: https://bit.ly/GK_Single_Issue  Join our Newsletters: Field Notes - https://bit.ly/GKField_Notes | The Branch - https://bit.ly/the_branchHave a question for us or a podcast idea? Email us at gamekeepers@mossyoak.com 

Ep 88 - Community says no to plans for rubbish pit and industrial area in OB.. Hernando starts process for new interchange.. If you like what your listening too, please subscribe and if don't mind, leave a positive review on your podcast app! We do not own the rights to any music used but sure enjoy the great sounds! Social Media : X @utwpod FB @utwpodcast email: underthewatertowerinfo@gmail.com Sponsors that make show happen: Brian Couch of Team Couch of Burch Realty - Teamcouch.com office 662-449-1700 Cell 901-461-7653 Alley Ejlali Alfa Insurance - Office number 662-893-0928, Cell 1-843-324-0930  Skinner Tech Group - 662-399-2400  Desoto Family Dental Care 662-429-5239 Michael Hatcher & Associates (901) 755-3207 Hatcherlandscape.com Salt Chapel wedding venue and event center- Saltchapel.com 662-278-0198 **

Twenty-five years of innovation, and the next chapter starts now. ClearCast host, Kenon Chen, sits down with Clear Capital CEO, Duane Andrews, Restb.ai Co-Founder & CEO Xavi Hernando, and Restb.ai COO, Antoni Costa, to discuss how a new partnership will reshape the industry. Together, they explore how pairing AI-powered computer vision with best-in-class valuation data can eliminate blind spots, reduce risk, and bring greater consistency to real estate decisions. Plus: what responsible AI really looks like in a highly regulated industry, and where the trio sees property intelligence heading in the coming years. ClearCast is the real estate fintech podcast by Clear Capital, hosted by Kenon Chen, EVP of strategy and growth at Clear Capital. Each month, we bring you compelling stories and revolutionary ideas from the people, companies, and institutions at the intersection of real estate, finance, and technology. Want to be a guest on the show? Email Jancy Ulch at jancy.ulch@clearcapital.com.

FAN MAIL--We would love YOUR feedback--Send us a Text MessageThis is a video and audio podcast:  click here for videoMaduro in a New York City jail cell makes for a clean headline, but we can't rebuild a country with headlines. We zoom out from the drama and ask the harder question: what comes next for Venezuela when the man is gone but the machine remains? I'm David Kaiser, and this Mojo Minute connects today's crisis to a book that saw these problems coming decades ago: Hernando de Soto's “The Mystery of Capital.”We walk through why political change alone doesn't repair an economy after years of seizures, corruption, and fear. Venezuela's collapse isn't just about oil production or election results. It's about the invisible infrastructure that makes an economy work: enforceable property rights, trustworthy courts, and a system that lets everyday people use what they own to build wealth. De Soto calls the trapped value in informal assets “dead capital,” and it explains why millions of hardworking people can own homes or businesses yet still be locked out of credit, investment, and growth.Then we lay out a practical roadmap for recovery: formalize property at scale so assets can become collateral, build rule of law that can't be bought, and slash the red tape that keeps entrepreneurs stuck in the shadows. The ending is a challenge, not a slogan: does Venezuela have the political will to do the unglamorous work that turns dignity into durable prosperity?Key Points from the Episode: • Maduro's removal not restoring what decades of socialist demolition destroyed  • GDP collapse and mass flight as signs of systemic rot  • De Soto's claim that property rights drive wealth creation  • Dead capital as untitled assets frozen outside the formal economy  • Turning dead capital into live capital through mass property formalization  • Building a rule of law that cannot be bought  • Demolishing red tape that blocks small businesses from going legal  • Political will as the deciding factor for Venezuela's recovery  if you like books

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Ep 85 - Captain D is coming soon to Hernando! If you like what your listening too, please subscribe and if don't mind, leave a positive review on your podcast app! We do not own the rights to any music used but sure enjoy the great sounds! Social Media : X @utwpod FB @utwpodcast email: underthewatertowerinfo@gmail.com Sponsors that make show happen: Brian Couch of Team Couch of Burch Realty - Teamcouch.com office 662-449-1700 Cell 901-461-7653 Alley Ejlali Alfa Insurance - Office number 662-893-0928, Cell 1-843-324-0930  Skinner Tech Group - 662-399-2400  Desoto Family Dental Care 662-429-5239 Michael Hatcher & Associates (901) 755-3207 Hatcherlandscape.com Salt Chapel wedding venue and event center- Saltchapel.com 662-278-0198 **

The Real Hernando podcast invited Brandon Gustafson and Gustafson Properties, a North Mississippi custom home builder with over 20 years of experience, Certified Graduate Builder designations, 100% Hardy Homes, and a 10-year structural warranty. Co-owner Brandon Gustafson discusses the company's family roots, their Hernando, Monteith Ave office, and their expanding “one-stop” approach through relationships with architects, lenders, and real estate. He explains their process from discovery call through pre-construction, common misconceptions like timelines, and growing demand for renovations as homeowners use equity for upgrades. Brandon also shares homebuilding trends such as outdoor living spaces and safe rooms, the importance of builder credentials, and introduces his separate construction management software Badger PMD, including plans to integrate AI for design mockups and estimating.The Real Hernando is on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, Facebook, Instagram and TikTokThis episode was recorded at SRP Studios and Produced by Shelby Row Productions LLCSRPStudiosLLC.com

The Real Hernando podcast returns after a long pause caused by personal challenges in 2025, including a leg injury from a cannonball at Coach Camp's pool, the end of Wesley Meadows' three-year presenting sponsorship, and a studio transition from Big Note Music Lessons to a new location at 2375 Memphis Street behind Fratello's near the square. The host, Derrick, explains the show's origins with Robert Carter and how the podcast, launched in February 2022, helped introduce his business to the community while keeping content positive and nonpolitical. With no current sponsors, the format is free to evolve as he rebuilds momentum, banks new interviews, and expands to feature businesses, nonprofits, and community leaders across the area, starting next with Denise McElhaney of Denise's Happy Hounds. Coach Camp is reintroduced as a retired Memphis firefighter/paramedic, EMS professor at Southwest Tennessee Community College, podcaster, and growing motivational speaker, and they also promote their show Cannonballing Life.The Real Hernando is on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, Facebook, Instagram and TikTokThis episode was recorded at SRP Studios and Produced by Shelby Row Productions LLCSRPStudiosLLC.com

En 1528, Pánfilo de Narváez desembarcó en la Florida cerca de la Bahía de Tampa. Allí el capitán español se hizo amigo de un cacique llamado Hirrihigua, al que posteriormente mutiló. Mandó que a la madre del cacique la despedazaran y se la comieran los perros, y luego le cortó la nariz al cacique. Consumado este acto salvaje, Narváez zarpó y navegó en busca de más destrucción en el norte de la Florida. Después de la salida del capitán, llegó procedente de Cuba una patrulla española en busca de él. El cacique Hirrihigua logró mañosamente que cuatro miembros de la tripulación patrullera desembarcaran allí, y los capturó. Los españoles restantes huyeron, pero ahora Hirrihigua tenía cuatro prisioneros con los que podía tramar su venganza. Un día de fiesta hizo desnudar a los españoles, y luego mandó que corrieran, uno por uno, alrededor de la plaza de la aldea. Los indios les lanzaron flechas que se les quedaron clavadas en el cuerpo, pero evitaron herirlos en órganos vitales. Así dieron muerte de una manera lenta y tortuosa a tres de los españoles. Luego sacaron al cuarto español, Juan Ortiz, de dieciocho años de edad, para matarlo de la misma manera. Por alguna razón a la mujer del cacique y a sus hijas les cayó bien el joven Ortiz, y convencieron a Hirrihigua que le perdonara la vida. De modo que el cacique condenó a Ortiz a trabajo de criado y al cuidado del cementerio de la tribu. El futuro de Ortiz se tornó más prometedor cuando mató una pantera durante su turno en el cementerio. Llegó el día en que el cacique decidió que iba a tener que matar al joven español. Pero la hija del cacique lo ayudó a escapar. Por eso cuando el conquistador Hernando de Soto se posesionó de la Florida en nombre de España en 1539, Ortiz pudo servirle de intérprete hasta su muerte al oeste del río Misisipí que había descubierto.1 Esta historia salvaje ilustra el extremo al que se puede llegar para aplacar la sed de venganza, y lo difícil que es lograr que se haga justicia. La triste realidad es que con la venganza no se consigue la paz; antes bien, se pierde hasta la poca paz que queda. Por eso la Carta a los Hebreos en el Nuevo Testamento de la Biblia nos advierte que Dios ha dicho: «Mía es la venganza; yo pagaré», y que «¡es aterrador caer en las manos del Dios vivo!»2 Es que Aquel que nos creó como somos sabe que la venganza no resuelve nada en nuestro interior. Lo único que restablece la paz interior es nuestra disposición a recibir el perdón que nos ofrece Dios, a perdonar a los demás con el poder que Él nos da para hacerlo, y a dejar nuestra causa en sus manos, es decir, en manos del único que siempre hace justicia porque es Justo por naturaleza. Pues tarde o temprano, para bien o para mal, Dios pagará. Carlos ReyUn Mensaje a la Concienciawww.conciencia.net 1 Joe Crankshaw, «Tales of Old Florida: Florida History Outshines Disney’s Pocahontas» [Relatos de la antigua Florida: La historia de la Florida eclipsa el Pocahontas de Disney], Miami Herald, 19 junio 1995, p. 5B; véase Garcilaso de la Vega, La Florida del Inca: Historia del adelantado Hernando de Soto, Gobernador y Capitán General del Reino de la Florida, y de otros heroicos caballeros españoles e indios (Madrid: Nicolás Rodríguez Franco, Impresor, 1723), pp. 25-41. 2 Heb 10:30,31 (NVI)

Guest: Paul Goodloe, Weather Channel Meteorologist Winter is officially in the rearview mirror and while some parts of the country were digging out from snow and ice, others were wondering if winter ever showed up at all! So today, we're doing something a little different. We're sitting down with a familiar face from The Weather Channel, meteorologist Paul Goodloe, to look back at the season that was. From headline-making storms like Winter Storms Fern and Hernando, to the surprisingly quiet winter across much of the Western United States, there's plenty to unpack. So grab a warm drink — or maybe start thinking about putting the snow shovel away — as we recap the biggest winter weather moments of the season.Chapters00:00 Winter Weather Overview10:55 Paul Goodlow's Journey to Meteorology13:39 Characterizing the Winter of 2025-202619:44 Break 119:46 Winter Storm Fern: A Deep Dive31:19 Break 231:21 Winter Storm Hernando: The Big Nor'easter32:16 Hurricane Forecasting and Model Accuracy34:53 The Impact of AI in Weather Forecasting35:08 Experiencing Winter Storm Hernando39:25 Blizzard Conditions and Snow Accumulation41:48 Comparing Winter Storms: Fern vs. Hernando46:07 Public Response to Weather Forecasts48:15 The Western Winter: A Lack of Snow54:23 Avalanche Risks and Climate Change58:24 Wildfire Threats Due to Low Snowpack01:00:02 Looking Ahead: Weather Patterns and DroughtsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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