Podcasts about highland lakes

 It's been three days since a house fire grew to a wildfire, sparking widespread evacuations for people living in Teller County. The fire, which officials have since said was human-caused, resulted in the endangerment of roughly 700 homes near Highland Lakes. But now, KRDO13 Investigates has confirmed new details about the history of the home that started it all.

 It's been three days since a house fire grew to a wildfire, sparking widespread evacuations for people living in Teller County. The fire, which officials have since said was human-caused, resulted in the endangerment of roughly 700 homes near Highland Lakes. But now, KRDO13 Investigates has confirmed new details about the history of the home that started it all.

A conversation between four artists who juggle big families, lots of jobs, and sneak in more time than ever to make things. We discuss the joys and struggles of having it all- from artist tips when your life is full of taking care of the kids to humble entrepreneurial endeavors.  Corey and Melissa Hardin, owners of The Art Studio in Highland Lakes, have four children, several jobs, two BFAs, and a passion for making and teaching art. Corey earned his BFA from Pratt and is a career-long Union Carpenter.  Melissa earned her BFA from Ramapo College and is a dedicated art educator in her own art school, and marketing coordinator for Gym Guys. My wife Kristin Dalelio (aka Kitchen) and I have five kids, two BFAs, and a passion for making and teaching art as well.  Kitch got her dual major degrees in Art and Religion from Felician University and is now a Cottage Food licensed baker. Dennis Dalelio earned his BFA from Mason Gross at Rutgers University, his MFA from William Paterson University, and has been a career-long art teacher (and host of this show.) Through years of alarm clocks or babies waking them up before dawn, ships passing each other in the night, learning how to be parents full of wisdom, and dedicated workers who earn their paychecks, all four have maintained a practice of creating and/or teaching art that makes them feel alive and to be who they each were created to be.   --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thestolenhourspodcast/message

Ever wondered what it's like to create your dream home from scratch? Then, you'll love our chat with Jenna Griffin, a building consultant at Manual Builders. This episode is a treasure trove of insights into custom home building, as Jenna unravels the complex process of designing a home that's perfect for you. She speaks candidly about the challenges faced, particularly the leap of faith involved in moving forward without a tangible concept and shares how she helps clients visualize their future homes through visits to homes under construction. Dive deeper into the second part of our fascinating discussion as Jenna throws light on the upcoming communities in Baton Rouge. Get a glimpse of how Manual Builders is contributing to the expansion with offerings such as pre-sold and move-in ready homes, spotlighting their ongoing project, Highland Lakes in Denham Springs. You'll appreciate Jenna's emphasis on clear and open communication, a cornerstone of the Manual Builders' ethos, as they strive to make their customers feel like family. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in custom home building or understanding the real estate landscape in Baton Rouge. JENNA GRIFFINBuilding Consultant, Baton Rouge(337) 427 - 6104Jenna was born and raised in Baton Rouge, LA where she began her customer service adventures. From having a small bakery business to being a dental office manager; serving others has always been her passion. She attended ULL for her undergrad which is where she discovered that she actually enjoyed running for fun. Jenna became a building consultant because she genuinely enjoys helping others develop their dreams into reality. In this case it is bringing their dream home to life. She loves meeting new people and forming lasting relationships. By being an active listener, focusing on the details, and always having a positive attitude she does a great job of making the homebuilding process a smooth one. For Jenna, seeing the pure joy on a customer's face when they see their home for the first time is the true reward.For more on GMFS, click here:https://gmfsmortgage.com/loan-officers/aimia-doucet/

My guest for this episode is Rebecca Rodriguez. Rebecca has spent 22 years in the social sector, starting in fundraising, then onto operations.   She is the Principal Consultant at For the Philanthropist and author of The Nonprofit Workbook:  Tips & Best Practices for Start-ups Serving the Greater Common Good.  Working with donors as well as nonprofits, her areas of expertise are program development, grant administration, and sustainability.   Rebecca has worked for global organizations, including JA Worldwide, Goodwill, and Biblica. She has extensive experience working with grassroots and start-up organizations and has served as a volunteer and on various advisory committees.   Rebecca earned a master's degree in Public Administration from the University of Colorado. Her home is the Texas Hill Country in the Highland Lakes area.  When she is not writing or working with clients, she loves to paddle board. She practices and teaches yoga and ESL to newly arrived-immigrants.   Here's what to expect during the episode: How much does it cost to start a nonprofit organization? What are the common misconceptions about starting a nonprofit organization? Why is it essential to improve your nonprofit's board engagement? How long does it take to set up a nonprofit? What are the things you need to consider when starting a nonprofit?   Connect with Rebecca Rodriquez! Website: https://www.forthephilanthropist.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thenonprofitworkbook/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebeccavrodriguez/ Check out Rebecca's book, The Nonprofit Workbook: Tips & Best Practices for Start-Ups Serving the Greater Common Good, on Amazon! https://amzn.to/3uraMEl   Rebecca is offering a 45-minute consult for anyone who is thinking about starting a nonprofit or in their first year or two of operations. To take advantage of that, just email her at info@thenonprofitworkbook.com and mention Mary Hiland's podcast.   Mary's book is available on Amazon or wherever books are sold: Love Your Board! The Executive Directors' Guide to Discovering the Sources of Nonprofit Board Troubles and What to Do About Them.   Be sure to subscribe to Inspired Nonprofit Leadership so that you don't miss a single episode, and while you're at it, won't you take a moment to write a short review and rate our show? It would be greatly appreciated!     Let us know the topics or questions you would like to hear about in a future episode. You can do that and follow us on Facebook.   Connect with Mary! LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/maryhiland Inspired Nonprofit Leadership Facebook Group: https://tinyurl.com/inspirednonprofitleadership Company Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hilandconsulting Website: https://www.hilandconsulting.org  

Nikki Glaspie is among the premier drummers in music today. As a founding member of The Nth Power she's blazing a path of light, and rolling waves of love in her wake. Nikki Glaspie has been trotting the globe behind the likes of Beyonce, Maceo Parker, Ivan Neville's Dumpstaphunk, GRiZ, and more. Today she joins the show to preview her upcoming gig at UTOPIAfest. The festival returns to Reveille Peak Ranch, and to October on October 14-15, 2022. Along with expanded mountain biking and disc golf offerings, the nearby Highland Lakes will be accessible for cooling off before the stages kick off each day. The Thirteenth Annual UTOPiAfest will feature two, non-overlapping stages, BYOB, Hill Country, Beer, Wine, & Spirits, workshops and activities, and more.Support the show

Weekly CDC COVID risk levels are released: Blanco County is upgraded to High risk, joining Milam, Fayette, Caldwell and Lampasas Counties, while the rest of the area remains at Medium risk, including Travis and Williamson. COVID-related hospitalizations have continued to slowly rise to 188, up from 170 one week ago. Meanwhile, monkeypox cases have continued to climb, and Austin Public Health confirms that West Nile virus has been detected in Travis County mosquitoes. Austin has officially seen its hottest July record, and we're now in drought conditions that are the worst in over a decade. Former Austin auto dealership magnate Erik Charles Maund, in jail in Nashville awaiting trial for arranging the murders of a mistress and her estranged boyfriend, is accused of attempting to arrange the murder of one of his accomplices - from behind bars. As part of yesterday's marathon session, the Austin City Council has approved a $350 million bond for affordable housing efforts on the November ballot. The Travis County Commissioners Court has approved a resolution imploring LCRA to take more impactful measures towards conservation of water in the Highland Lakes system. Austin's police and transportation departments are working on strategies to reduce the rising number of severe car accidents in the city. Speaking of APD, the Austin Chronicle has published an article on the department's use of long range acoustic devices or LRAD's as a crowd control measure - if improperly used, they can cause permanent hearing loss and brain injuries, and in theory interfere with heart function. The race for Austin Mayor just got a little testier, as candidate Celia Israel has characterized parts of her opponent and former Mayor Kirk Watson's housing plan as "racist". The two-screen Doc's drive-in movie theater near Buda is for sale - the land and the business are included for just under $4 million.

Co-hosts Marlene McMichael, Kerri Brinkoeter, and Cathy Endebrock visit with Jackie English, a founding board member of the Highland Lakes Crisis Network (HLCN) and currently the organization's board president. He has also been a pastor in the Highland Lakes area since 1977. During that time, Jackie has worked to build outreach programs for women and children coming out of domestic abuse, poverty, and homelessness. The HLCN effort is a collaborative ministry of multiple churches in the area to reach neighbors who are hurting and in need.

Co-hosts Marlene McMichael, Kerri Brinkoeter, and Cathy Endebrock visit with Jackie English, a founding board member of the Highland Lakes Crisis Network (HLCN) and currently the organization's board president. He has also been a pastor in the Highland Lakes area since 1977. During that time, Jackie has worked to build outreach programs for women and children coming out of domestic abuse, poverty, and homelessness. The HLCN effort is a collaborative ministry of multiple churches in the area to reach neighbors who are hurting and in need.

Murder suspect Kaitlin Armstrong is back in Austin. State Sen. Roland Gutierrez and Uvalde Mayor Don McLaughlin say that families of the Uvalde shooting victims are suffering delays in getting compensation benefits from the state, and that the compensation payments have been insufficient. Austin gas prices, while still flirting with record highs, have taken a dive of over 15 cents per gallon over the last week. Meanwhile, Austin's traffic levels have built back to pre-pandemic levels of gridlock. Citing extreme drought conditions, LCRA has decided to deny Highland Lakes water to agricultural customers in the lower Colorado River basin. A scandal is developing over a golden retriever that was reported missing from the Lucki Dog boarding facility in Spicewood, but later found buried on the facility's property. Austin Public Health has requested testing supplies and vaccines from the federal government to help tackle the potential spread of monkeypox in Central Texas. The current labor agreement between the City and the Austin Police Association will expire in three months - representatives of both are continuing to negotiate a new contract. Longtime KXAN news anchor Robert Hadlock, the longest-serving current anchor in Austin, is set to retire in mid-July. The original Z'Tejas location on West 6th is set to close by the end of the year. Austin has been ranked among the least-affordable cities in the country for minimum wage earners.

In this episode of the Pawareness Podcast, host Kris McCauley talks to Susan Willis, Executive Director of the Highland Lakes Canine Rescue. Serving Central Texas area for 22 years, Highland Lakes Canine Rescue takes medically critical dogs out of shelters and save them from euthanasia. They treat animals in critical condition and help them in their recovery process. Critical conditions include severe injuries and diseases such as heartworms and mange. They give these dogs a second chance at life and help them find families who can provide a suitable home for them. Their facility has all the resources for the dogs' comfort and healing, such as a wide backyard and air conditioned indoor spaces. When it comes to looking for families, Highland Lakes Canine Rescue conducts an intensive process in making sure that the adoption is the right fit. They also have partnerships with other animal organizations to collaborate on projects that help animals in their communities. “Just love and commit to whatever animal you pick.” - Susan Willis Tune it to find out how medically critical dogs can have hope again for a second chance at life! Check out Highland Lakes Canine Rescue and get up to date with their latest projects! Official website: https://bit.ly/3urkzuC Twitter: https://bit.ly/3uuNNZQ Instagram: https://bit.ly/3JsVns2 Check out Pawareness! Visit our website: https://bit.ly/3DWMpCh Where to find the Pawareness Podcast: https://bit.ly/3xjBl0Q Follow us on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3xnrG9z Submit for Pet of the Week: https://bit.ly/3xgkvj8 Episode Timeline 0:00 Introduction 1:20 Introducing Susan Willis 3:50 Treating Dogs 5:52 The Main Focus 9:10 Time of a Dog's Stay 16:05 Programs of the Rescue 24:26 Message to Adopters 28:30 Connect with Highland Lakes Canine Rescue

Rosita Gilsenan is a prolific painter who is originally from Moynalty, Kells, Meath, Ireland. Her landscape themed paintings are made with a method called "deconstruction" where paint is applied and wiped off in order to create atmosphere. She can often be found with a group of artists painting watercolors in plein air or throwing paint onto the canvas in her studios found in Highland Lakes, NJ, Naples, Florida or back in Ireland depending on the season of life. Her well known batik work began when she studied art in Strawberry Hill in London. This work brought her to New York after a NY Times article introduced her and her batiks to America. Shortly thereafter, she moved to New York City, where she made her early living selling her artwork. Once established as a US citizen, she eventually began Gilsenan Design Inc., an interior design company based in Warwick, NY that she built and established for 30 years. She recently transferred the reigns of the business to her daughter as she now spends her time steeped in communities in and around making art. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thestolenhourspodcast/message

Spicewood Creek Monster and the Marble Falls Bear King.  Were they only tall tells or were some dads and a yellow journalist really talking about a Texas Bigfoot?  Tell us what you think on our social media accounts just search for the show on Facebook and Instagram.Side-note:  This one is dedicated to the memory of my dad 6/18/1942 to 9/2/2001.  He was something else.  Love ya Dad!citationsClifton, D. (2018, October 4). Legend of the bear king of marble falls. 101 Highland Lakes. https://www.101highlandlakes.com/news/haunted-highland-lakes-bear-king-of-marble-falls. mike cox. (2012, January 19). The Belle of MARBLE falls and the BEAR King. The belle of Marble Falls, and the bear king. http://www.texasescapes.com/MikeCoxTexasTales/Belle-of-Marble-Falls-and-the-bear-king.htm. Storm, K., Ethan, White, V., & Jj. (2021, May 30). 25+ fun facts about texas. Lone Star Travel Guide. https://www.lonestartravelguide.com/fun-facts-about-texas-interesting/. 

Laura Birdsong is a singer songwriter, a painter, a baker, a gardener, and a photographer. The seasons of the year and the seasons of her life bring her life into each media as it comes. She is inspired by nature and nature's invitation calling her to plant when it is time or to just watch and listen enough to find inspiration for her next song or painting. She truly loves and lives in her home from working in her home studio to cultivating her gardens in her yard. Laura is a breast cancer survivor and one who can not help but celebrate life through creating and the embrace of the community of musicians and artists that surround her in Highland Lakes, NJ. This episode shares some of her inspirations directly as we hear the atmosphere of Laura's life from the birds chirping to the sounds of the neighborhood in the background of this on location recording. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thestolenhourspodcast/message

Hill Country Motorheads, LLC is a vintage motorcycle museum located in Burnet, Texas – the “Bluebonnet Capital of Texas” in the beautiful Texas Hill Country and Highland Lakes area, just north of Austin. Hill Country Motorheads joins just a handful of motorcycle museums operating in Texas and displays over 7000 square feet of vintage Street Bikes, Motocrossers, Trials, Flat Trackers, Drag Racers, Choppers, other genres of motorcycles and memorabilia mostly from the 1960’s – 1980’s. For the Harley diehards, we do have some cool old HD’s to enjoy! Hill Country Motorheads is not your typical antique motorcycle museum. With over 200 motorcycles in the collection, the museum regularly showcases more than 70 bikes of many brands from around the world. Some pre-60’s bikes are on display and we welcome consignments if they are suitable to the museum theme. While you’re here, relax in the Man Cave, play some pool, watch the big screen TV and enjoy all the memorabilia on the walls and vintage bikes scattered throughout the facility. There is plenty of paved parking for all sizes of vehicles, trailers and bikes. The museum is pet friendly but all pets must be on leash while on the museum property. Hill Country Motorheads is also a great “destination ride and drive” and is located in close proximity to Luckenbach, Llano, Austin, Fredericksburg, San Antonio and the famous and challenging “Twisted Sisters” highways. Owners Pat & Janell Hanlon invite you to come spend some time at the museum to take a walk through time and experience the “history of the best days of motorcycling” . The Shop: https://teespring.com/stores/yoga-where-youre-at DB Creative Designs: http://dbcreativedesign.com/ Baumgartner Ranch: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJxK5yVrrE9znZXITpCKBJg SBRanch@SBRanch.net --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/loren-alberts/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loren-alberts/support

Pictures of hailstones are clogging Austin's social media feeds after a brief hailstorm this morning. Williamson and Hays Counties may be a better bet for finding a vaccination appointment as near-universal eligibility begins Monday. As Texas' African-American community gains confidence in COVID vaccines, White Republicans are left as the group most likely to say no. Unsurprisingly, almost all of the Austin City Council voices opposition to Prop F, which would grant veto power to the Mayor over Council decisions - we'll vote on that on May 1. Blue-green algae, dangerous to dogs, is detected in more Highland Lakes locations. Texas Women's Basketball advances to the Sweet 16, for the 16th time. Austin FC reveals their complete inaugural schedule for 2021. And pizza pie propagates into Round Rock with a new Via 313 location.

Austin Public Health had a minor meltdown of its vaccine appointment website last night, and will try again Tuesday evening. A new COVID variant surfaces on the UT campus. Texas ranks very low in percentage of fully vaccinated residents, and Travis and Williamson counties rank at the bottom of the most-populous Texas counties by the same measure. The Texas Senate rams through a bill to force ERCOT to lower billions in energy charges during the winter storm, during which at least 57 Texans lost their lives. New help has arrived for Austin renters struggling to keep up. LCRA advises that dogs be kept out of all of the Highland Lakes due to toxic algae. And the first - and hopefully the last - fully virtual SXSW starts today.

Our guest this week is retired postman, visual artist, Bruce Young.  After a 20 year hiatus Bruce returned to his art school roots to start a prolific career as a visual artist. The last decade of his 34 years with the postal office in Highland Lakes, NJ was spent drawing and painting in the stolen hours after work and the time that came available after his kids were grown. Now he can't help but make art throughout all shifts of the day as he sits working in his home studio on commissioned pieces or his own personal concepts. Bruce will work 4 or more days straight on his highly detailed pen and ink drawings so retirement is still very full of putting in some hours. This work, though, is full of customers who praise, a sense of timelessness, and an energy to get up and work in the morning  that does not need an alarm clock. He may still depend on putting in overtime to get his paycheck, but making art as his second career has been a true labor of love.  At this point, Young works on commissioned projects so much that he has to steal moments to create his personal works (that people often buy as well) and must remind himself to take a break to go to the grocery store or catch a glimpse of the beauty of the beautiful lake that fills the scene just outside of his studio. Bruce's home itself is  an art gallery. There you can find his impressive illustrative and imaginative works, but also those of many other Highland Lakes' visual artists. In better times, he puts out a sign inviting people to stop in and check it all out. You can also find his work hanging on the walls of many area galleries and the restaurants and cafes of Vernon, NJ and just over the border in Warwick, NY.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thestolenhourspodcast/message

A new algal bloom has invaded Austin’s Lade Bird Lake killing four dogs and affecting recreational activities and could potentially affect our drinking water. Our guest, Dr. Brent Bellinger, Senior Environmental Scientist with the City of Austin Watershed Protection Department explains the issue, and how we can be mindful of it and be safe. He also gives us an update on the invasive zebra mussels that have now affected all the Hill Country’s Highland Lakes and most of the lower Colorado River below Longhorn Dam.

Diana Tryon discusses the urgent needs for CASA of Highland Lakes.

Diana Tryon discusses the urgent needs for CASA of Highland Lakes.

Diana Tryon discusses the urgent needs for CASA of Highland Lakes.

Diana Tryon discusses the urgent needs for CASA of Highland Lakes.

Diana Tryon discusses the urgent needs for CASA of Highland Lakes.

We do a live HUB Network broadcast from Bear King Brewery in Marble Falls with the HLCN volunteer team who are preparing meals for the needy in our community. Special shout out to our guests who stopped by to say hello. This is recording was done live on the patio, complete with all the drive by traffic, talking, fans, etc... so you'll feel like you were right there!

We do a live HUB Network broadcast from Bear King Brewery in Marble Falls with the HLCN volunteer team who are preparing meals for the needy in our community. Special shout out to our guests who stopped by to say hello. This is recording was done live on the patio, complete with all the drive by traffic, talking, fans, etc... so you'll feel like you were right there!

Kevin and Rachel Naumann tell Randy and Janett how the Highland Lakes Crisis Network is streamlining the efforts of all local churches to combat COVID-19.

Kevin and Rachel Naumann tell Randy and Janett how the Highland Lakes Crisis Network is streamlining the efforts of all local churches to combat COVID-19.

Kevin and Rachel Naumann tell Randy and Janett how the Highland Lakes Crisis Network is streamlining the efforts of all local churches to combat COVID-19.

Kevin and Rachel Naumann tell Randy and Janett how the Highland Lakes Crisis Network is streamlining the efforts of all local churches to combat COVID-19.

Kevin and Rachel Naumann tell Randy and Janett how the Highland Lakes Crisis Network is streamlining the efforts of all local churches to combat COVID-19.

DEEP DIVES & tiny curations Podcast Episodes Available Today: http://tinycurations.com Listen NOW on Pandora: https://www.pandora.com/search/tiny%20curations/ Hear the playlist on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1RDchlwV9OolmbdOUAw6d1?si=Uc1amHPLT_uK-uSde7zLHg 01 - Bless the Broken Road - Rascal Flatts 02 - The Bluest Eyes In Texas - Restless Heart 03 - Songs About Texas - Pat Green 04 - What I Like About Texas - Gary P Nunn 05 - Acuña - Wade Bowen 06 - Dublin Blues - Guy Clark 07 - Texas On My Mind - Pat Green 08 - Always on My Mind - Willie Nelson 09 - Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys - Willie Nelson & Waylon Jennings 10 - The Dance - Garth Brooks 11 - Remember When [#] - Alan Jackson 12 - Cry (Original) - Colt Buckelew & The Crossroads 13 - So Long 6th St - 1172018 - Paste Studios - New York - NY - Wade Bowen 14 - Live Forever - Billy Joe Shaver One year ago today, my best friend passed away unexpectedly. I had just seen him and his wife the night before for a surprise dinner. The following night, his wife called and told me of his sudden passing. We were all devastated. His funeral took place the following Saturday. It was a touching service and many of his friends and family spoke. Myself included, please see the show notes for the words that I spoke in honor of my friend and for additional details about his life. As I knew my friend so well and for such a long time and since I am a lover of music, I was asked to put together music for the funeral and reception. Having done this before for other friends and family, it was an honor to this on behalf of my friend. As my friend and I were both in our early 40's, and both grew up in the Texas hill country and on the Highland Lakes on the Colorado River; and liking the same kind of music, country music. Ranging from Country and Western to 90's Country, and any of the good stuff that Nashville put out, but mostly it was Texas Country. These songs could suffice for my own someday or for others folks of the same liking. Today, I would like to play a distilled playlist from that day in honor of my friend, this is Funeral for a Friend. Many songs were played today in remembrance of my friend. These songs are special to me and mean a lot. I hope you enjoyed them as much as we did. And there were many other songs that we just didn't have time to play here. Please see the show notes for a playlist containing this additional music. Thanks for listening. Rest in Peace Phillip Lee Houlton, Jr. More on his life: Phillip Lee Houlton August 28, 1973 - January 20, 2019 https://www.harrellfuneralhomes.com/obituary/314419/Phillip-Houlton/ My Words for My Friend: http://www.matthewcomer.com/phillip-lee-houlton-jr-memorial Extended Version: Listen to on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7wWHvqvvFzXeZqVyogU6j5?si=YKqJL4NYRO-mKLF-4FhTmQ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tiny-curations-deep-dives/message

Seersucker is the South's fabric. Rhonda Vincent, "The Queen of Bluegrass" and a Grammy Award-winner, debuts a new single, "Like I Could." We also discuss how the Missouri native cut country music records in the 1990s, her social media trends, and more. The Highland Lakes region of Central Texas is a great weekend getaway. Also, what non-quarterbacks from the SEC East will make the biggest difference in 2019?

Seersucker is the South's fabric. Rhonda Vincent, "The Queen of Bluegrass" and a Grammy Award-winner, debuts a new single, "Like I Could." We also discuss how the Missouri native cut country music records in the 1990s, her social media trends, and more. The Highland Lakes region of Central Texas is a great weekend getaway. Also, what non-quarterbacks from the SEC East will make the biggest difference in 2019?

Janett and Randy interview four wonderful representatives from CASA of Highland Lakes, the National Court Appointed Special Advocates.

Janett and Randy interview four wonderful representatives from CASA of Highland Lakes, the National Court Appointed Special Advocates.

Janett and Randy interview four wonderful representatives from CASA of Highland Lakes, the National Court Appointed Special Advocates.

Janett and Randy interview four wonderful representatives from CASA of Highland Lakes, the National Court Appointed Special Advocates.

Janett and Randy interview four wonderful representatives from CASA of Highland Lakes, the National Court Appointed Special Advocates.

Bonus Episode - Danny Kass Daniel "Danny" Kass (born September 21, 1982) is an American professional snowboarder who has competed at the Olympic level. Kass was born in Pompton Plains section of Pequannock Township, New Jersey. He grew up in New Jersey where he began snowboarding at the age of twelve. His home slopes are what are now known as Hidden Valley and Mountain Creek ski resorts both located in the mountains of Vernon Township and Highland Lakes. After several years of shredding around the Mid-Atlantic States, Kass entered into the Okemo Mountain School to focus more of his time on riding some of the better pipe and park in the East. In 2001, Danny broke out into what has become one of the most successful contest streaks in snowboarding with four US Open Championships, seven Winter X Games medals and two Olympic silver medals. During the winter of 2006, Kass fought his way back from a slow start in the US Grand Prix Circuit to qualify for the Olympics in Torino for the second time in a row. And just like in 2002, Kass took home another silver medal with back-to-back 1080s and his signature smooth style. Kass and his brother Matt Kass were the founders of Grenade Gloves, which specializes in snowboarding gloves, accessories, and other extreme sporting gear. Kass is one of the stars of The Adventures of Danny and The Dingo on Fuel TV. Danny Kass has since road off into the sunset and has yet to be heard from in 2019... Until today.   About: The Snowboard Project is a new podcast about snowboarding featuring snowboarding former editor of Snowboarder Magazine and SNOWBOARD Magazine founder Mark Sullivan and filmmaker, innkeeper and event announcer Mark ‘The Beav' Oliver. The Snowboard Project will feature multiple shows per week covering two unique formats: Real Talk - This Week in Snowboarding, a weekly news show discussing current events in the sport, and long format interviews featuring individuals that have contributed to snowboarding in unique ways. The Snowboard Project is one of snowboarding's first advertising free media outlets, and is supported by listeners who subscribe to receive early releases of content as well as unique to subscriber content. The Snowboard Project is available through all popular podcast syndicators including, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, TuneIn, RadioPublic and Stitcher.   The Hosts: Mark Sullivan worked in snowboarding media for more than 25 years, starting at a grassroots level, making zines, to redefining print and online snowboarding media through Snowboarder Magazine and Snowboard Magazine. In addition, Mark is the most experienced color commentator in the sport's history, announcing global events for the past 20 years including the US Open, Grand Prix Series and Olympics. Mark has also been the expert on snowboarding for NBC Sports, Eurosport Television and the annual ISPO Trade show in Munich Germany. However, Mark is most proud of bringing thousands of riders to experience the mountains of Alaska - to face their personal fears and find the sport's ultimate challenge with his Tailgate Alaska event.   Mark ‘The Beav' Oliver is a lifelong snowboarder from Sun Valley who has been involved with the sport on many levels, first as a competitive snowboarder, then filmmaker for brands like Smith Optics and announcer of both local and international events. In addition, ‘The Beav' runs Ketchum, Idaho's Hot Water Inn, a lodge known for its affordable accommodations and vibrant music scene.   Please consider supporting The Snowboard Project. Go to http://patreon.com/thesnowboardproject   Benefits for our listeners include: $2 per month gives access to Patreon exclusive content that we post behind our firewall. You are also entered in our history giveaway. $5 adds shows a week ahead of regular release dates. $10 doubles your chances in our weekly snowboard history giveaway. $20 triples your chances to win our weekly snowboard history giveaway. $100 per month gives ongoing consulting with the host of the show. Music by Nick Wheeler. The Snowboard Project logo by Aaron Draplin. Check thesnowboardproject.com Video by Tim Humphreys & Brian Lindberg Jensen https://radiopublic.com/the-snowboard-project-G3R2YV https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-snowboard-project/e/58261759?autoplay=true https://player.fm/series/the-snowboard-project https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-snowboard-project-725233 https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-snowboard-project/id1433971458?mt=2 https://tunein.com/podcasts/Sports--Recreation-Podcasts/The-Snowboard-Project-p1151359/

HLCN visiting with First Baptist Church Crosby about their help with the flood relief and long-term recovery.

HLCN visiting with First Baptist Church Crosby about their help with the flood relief and long-term recovery.

HLCN visiting with First Baptist Church Crosby about their help with the flood relief and long-term recovery.

HLCN Update Hour- Bullards give their God story how the Shepherding program through HLCN changed their lives.

HLCN Update Hour- Bullards give their God story how the Shepherding program through HLCN changed their lives.

HLCN Update Hour- Bullards give their God story how the Shepherding program through HLCN changed their lives.

Bill Rives drops in to talk about all things Texas wine and arts in the Highland Lakes

Bill Rives drops in to talk about all things Texas wine and arts in the Highland Lakes

Bill Rives drops in to talk about all things Texas wine and arts in the Highland Lakes

Bill Rives drops in to talk about all things Texas wine and arts in the Highland Lakes

More info will be coming, but (for now) here is a list of some of the organizations and churches helping.

More info will be coming, but (for now) here is a list of some of the organizations and churches helping.

More info will be coming, but (for now) here is a list of some of the organizations and churches helping.

Alan & Inda discuss their drastic life change, ministry to those dealing with cancer, and finding God's purpose

Alan & Inda discuss their drastic life change, ministry to those dealing with cancer, and finding God's purpose

Alan & Inda discuss their drastic life change, ministry to those dealing with cancer, and finding God's purpose

Alan & Inda discuss their drastic life change, ministry to those dealing with cancer, and finding God's purpose

Brad shares his story of how yoga transformed his life. From addiction, depression and self destruction to his new found success in helping people.

Brad shares his story of how yoga transformed his life. From addiction, depression and self destruction to his new found success in helping people.

Brad shares his story of how yoga transformed his life. From addiction, depression and self destruction to his new found success in helping people.

Brad shares his story of how yoga transformed his life. From addiction, depression and self destruction to his new found success in helping people.

https://thedaytripper.com/podcasts-uploads/Daytripper_Podcast_Ep002.mp3   Episode 2 of the the Daytripper podcast is live. Join us as we reveal our choices for the “Top 10 Swimming Holes in Texas” and answer a few listener questions including our favorite BBQ. This endeavor is generously supported by The Highland Lakes of Burnet County.