Podcasts about hill people

WoHos!What a fun discussion this was!We looked at Wes Craven's Hill People cannibal fest, THE HILLS HAVE EYES from 1977 and the truly hilarious modern Aussie horror comedy, 100 BLOODY ACRES.Sidebars include:What a pretty color combo orange and blue areIntrusive thoughts and number OCDDo men not know how women's biology work?The ridiculous state of affairs for women's health int he US in 2024.Next time we are covering two films that can only be described as Grim AF: BRAZIL from 1985 and WHEN EVIL LURKS from 2023. Support the Show.Interstitial Music Works is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License.https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/Theme by Charles Michel "Aqui"Interstitial MusicKumiko (edited)Coma-MediaSubscribe to the Podcast for a Special shout-out!World of Horror's InstagramMom's InstagramMac's InstagramDonate to Translifeline

This episode we chat best snack foods, Amazon Prime's “Reacher”, the latest EP from Driveways, and the most horrifying winter lore story that you've never heard. The Frozen Hill People of Vermont.   Magic Mind discount codes and links Only this January, they help you gear up to crush your 2024 new year resolutions fully focused.You get 1 month for free, when you're subscribing for 3 months at:https://www.magicmind.com/JANbrothersAND with my code:BROTHERS20It's an extra 20% off, which gets you to a 75% off. This only lasts until the end of

In this episode of The Chris Abraham Show, Chris embarks on an introspective journey as he walks to his regular coffee spot. He openly contemplates his disbelief in some widely discussed conspiracy theories, such as the notions that 9/11 was a false flag, the CIA assassinated JFK, or the COVID pandemic was an intentionally unleashed bio-weapon. He also resists believing in the existence of global pedophile rings run by billionaires, the world government being orchestrated by the UN, and the underreporting of assaults and killings of women working for NGOs, embassies, or the Peace Corps in third-world countries. Chris contemplates the power of fear and existential crises in shaping our collective reality, referencing the movie "Wag the Dog" and the alleged manufacturing of atrocities like those in the Iraq-Kuwait war. He emphasizes his skepticism about civilian casualty-free wars and the idealization of battlefields. Yet, despite hearing these unsettling narratives, Chris maintains his faith in the good-natured, everyday interactions he has in his peaceful neighborhood. He believes the real harm in his life has largely been self-inflicted and remains hopeful about creating better bonds with diverse members of his community. Throughout his walk, Chris also describes his attire and gear in detail, making listeners feel as though they are there with him. From his stretchy athletic black Russell shorts, Eddie Bauer black t-shirt, and funky sniper boonie hat to his clear plastic sunglasses, he paints a vivid picture. He also shares about his beloved gear such as his Huckberry Coyote Brown Go Ruck G1 26 liter named Dawn, his ThinkPad X220 with a battery base, and his Garmin Instinct One Solar. His other notable belongings include a Fitbit, a Hill People's medium-sized Runner, and a Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra. As Chris approaches the end of his walk and the episode, he remarks on the ambient construction noises and expresses his love for his listeners. Today, he muses, might be the day he starts delivering his podcasts this way - integrating the sights, sounds, and thoughts from his morning walks into the show. This episode is an intriguing blend of contemplative skepticism, daily routine, and an intimate glimpse into the quotidian details of Chris's life. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chrisabraham/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chrisabraham/support

Chapel Hill Senior Project Manager Sarah Poulton spoke with 97.9 The Hill's Andrew Stuckey on Thursday, January 5th.  She discussed the upcoming People's Academy, the Let's Talk Town events, and some ongoing projects happening with the town's ARPA funds. The post Chapel Hill: People’s Academy, Let’s Talk Town, and ARPA Funds appeared first on Chapelboro.com.

This week on the AEBG podcast....After a disappointing 22-17 loss to the Pats....The guys talk ...Zach Wilson, Zach Wilson, Zach Wilson, Zach Wilson, a little Sauce Gardener, more Zach Wilson, Robert Saleh's opinion on Zach Wilson, Joe Douglas opinion on Zach Wilson, Jets defense...and......Zach Wilson! PLUS: Preview of this weekends battle vs the Hill People!

* மத்திய அரசின் பெரும்பாலான திட்டங்களுக்கு பெயரை மாற்றி மக்கள் மத்தியில் மத்திய அரசின் திட்டங்களை மாநில அரசின் திட்டங்களாக காட்டிக் கொள்கிறது. - மலைவாழ் மக்கள் மேம்பாடு மற்றும் நீர்வளத்துறை மத்திய இணை மந்திரி பிஸ்வேஸ்வர் டிடு* ஜம்மு-காஷ்மீரில் நீண்டகாலமாக வசிக்கும் பாதுகாப்பு படையினர், வெளிமாநிலங்களை சேர்ந்த புலம்பெயர் தொழிலாளர்கள், மாணவர்கள் ஜம்மு காஷ்மீர் தேர்தலில் வாக்களிக்கலாம் என மாநில தேர்தல் ஆணையம் அறிவித்துள்ளது. * தனியார் நிறுவனங்களில் 80 விழுக்காடு வேலைவாய்ப்பினை தமிழருக்கே வழங்க தனிச்சட்டம் இயற்ற வேண்டும் - சீமான்* நரபலி கொடுத்து மனித மாமிசம் சாப்பிட்ட கொடூரம்: கேரளாவில் அதிர்ச்சி* இந்தி திணிப்பை எதிர்க்கும் பினாரயி விஜயன்* கேரளாவில் பெண்கள் தங்குவதற்காக 'அவள் விடுதி'*  கர்நாடகாவில் காபி தோட்ட வேலை; அடைத்து வைத்து சித்ரவதை செய்யப்பட்ட தலித்துகள்!In this Soldrathai Sollitom Show, Our Experts discuss that they change the name of most of the central government schemes and present the central government schemes as state government schemes among the people. - Union Minister of State for Hill People's Development and Water Resources Bisweswar Tidum, The State Election Commission has announced that security forces, long-term residents of Jammu and Kashmir, migrant workers and students can vote in the Jammu and Kashmir elections, A separate law should be enacted to provide 80 per cent employment to Tamils ​​in private companies - Seeman, The horror of human sacrifice and eating human flesh: Shock in Kerala, Pinarayi Vijayan opposes the imposition of Hindi, ‘Aval hostel' for girls to stay in Kerala, Coffee plantation work in Karnataka; Dalits who were imprisoned and tortured!. Watch the full Video and come across the comments.CREDITSScript & Host : Suguna Diwagar & R.Saran |Camera: Sandeep Kumar & Vishali |Edit: Siva Kiran | Podcast channel manager - Prabhu venkat

Oh, hi! Xavier joins us for another rip-roarin’ episode of Nerds Without Pants. This week, our listeners throw the Stage Select concept in the trash and opt instead for personal attacks on Julian and Justin. Also, is Digimon Survive the game of the year??? And, listen to Justin somehow not understand the concept of JRPGs. 00:00 – 05:14 Crystals 05:26 – 2:57:25 STAGE SELECT: What are some hills you would die on in video games? 2:57:35 – 4:14:38 CONSUMPTION JUNCTION: Digimon Survive, Xenoblade Chronicles 3, Final Fantasy XIV’s dungeon redesigns, DioField Chronicle, Live A Live 4:15:17 – 4:31:46 VIDEO GAME CAGE MATCH: Plumbers Don’t Wear Ties vs Quest 64 4:31:55 – 4:42:56 Outro and outtakes NEXT EPISODE: STAGE SELECT: Julian and Justin are wealthy investors. Pitch your video game ideas to us and see if we’re in or out! VIDEO GAME CAGE MATCH: The Colonel’s Bequest vs I Love You, Colonel Sanders! A Finger Lickin’ Good Dating Simulator SUBMIT YOUR COMMENTS BY 7:30 CENTRAL ON 8/26 TO BE ON THE SHOW! Twitter: @NWPcast Email: NWPcast@gmail.com Our theme song “Relax” and interstitial tracks “To the Maxx” and “Moody Grooves” are written and performed by Megan McDuffee.  

Wowwee wow wow! Friends, before we get into PLANET OF FIRE, we have a ton of Who News to discuss because in the last two weeks we've had the reveal of the 14th Doctor, news that Tennant and Tate are returning for something to coincide with the 60th, and maybe we have a new companion cast? Anyway, we cover all that and then get into the introduction of Peri, the departure of Turlough, and the merciful (to the audience) death of Kamelion all while The Master is try to solve a teensy problem he has! That's right! We nearly get a new benchmark for bonkers with Planet of Fire!

Wowwee wow wow! Friends, before we get into PLANET OF FIRE, we have a ton of Who News to discuss because in the last two weeks we've had the reveal of the 14th Doctor, news that Tennant and Tate are returning for something to coincide with the 60th, and maybe we have a new companion cast? Anyway, we cover all that and then get into the introduction of Peri, the departure of Turlough, and the merciful (to the audience) death of Kamelion all while The Master is try to solve a teensy problem he has! That's right! We nearly get a new benchmark for bonkers with Planet of Fire!

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Many in the NRS community are fans of the Hill People Gear brand packs, kit bags, and more.  In this podcast, Craig interviews Casey Gorsett, brand ambassador, and Kevin McDowell, director of marketing for HPG.  We specifically wanted these guys on to discuss big game hunting in the Rocky Mountains and they did that very well.  Casey is a well-experienced hunter and Kevin is new to hunting so this offered a wonderful opportunity to get their perspectives on the ins and outs of hunting out there which is very different than what we experience in the Eastern Woodlands.  We talk about the terrain, weather, gear, and packing those big critters out.  We certainly did not ignore our common use of HPG gear and how that benefits them in this type of hunting and backcountry travel. Hill People Gear Hill People Gear Forum =====Let us know what you think by sending us a message:  podcast@naturereliance.org  =====Follow us at www.naturereliance.org =====Support:Shop our affiliation companies by obtaining discount codes here Subscribe to our newsletter for Giveaways, HUGE discounts, and newsletter-only content here:  https://bit.ly/3t8rupO Check Out Our Gear For Sale =====

This week on the Ain't Easy being green podcast.......Jets defense implodes again in a loss to the Colts>>> BUT Another Jets QB not named Zach Wilson kills it in the process!!!.....What does Josh Johnson and Mike Whites play meen in regards to Wilson?...What does it meen for Matt Lafluer's offense as a whole? What the hell happened to the defense? We are ranked last in the NFL...How di we get this bad this quick??PLUS:The HILL PEOPLE ARE COMING TO TOWN! JETS BILLS PREVIEW!!

We kick things off with a Mariners party.... It just continues, My oh my! Checking out the MLB scoreboard, we calculate all the possibilities. How did Lothar of the Hill People do? After one week of PAC 12 Fantasy Football, we see where we stand and make some adjustments to our rosters. Do you agree with our moves?

Elbert Stevens owned a sawmill in Bridgewater Corners, Vermont at the turn of the last century. His people had been in the area for time out of mind and he was known as a man who, like the bedrock that makes up the state, was solid, strong, and in a word, reliable. He was also a keeper of things, never one to discard anything that might be of use later, a habit practiced by many folks of his age and caliber. You never know when you might need something later - usually after you threw it out the year before. Such people kept things, just in case. One of those possessions was a scrapbook, a place to glue the memorable tidbits of news and marginalia found in the papers and almanacs read during those long Vermont winter evenings when the wind howled outside the door like wolves. He hadn't started the scrapbook - it had merely been handed down to him from a family member long gone, but he held it as something precious for within those pages was something incredible and truly fantastic, a tale told by lamplight on the darkest nights of year, when the cold seeped in from the bottom of the door and made you wonder - how cold is too cold? The thought of it was enough to keep him reading and rereading it over the years, especially on those long, cold winter nights and it set his mind wondering. Can such things be? That relative had left Elbert a story clipped from a newspaper now long out of print and forgotten, prior to the American Civil War, in the 1830s. The paper's name was not on the clipping. Fading to yellow, the old newsprint held the story recounted by an unnamed traveler who recalled a practice he had personally witnessed in the far hills of northern Vermont. Later, author Robert Wilson would write of this clipping in the pages of Yankee Magazine, first in April of 1940 and again in March of 1963. So we are several steps away from a primary source, but the idea is one so singularly strange that it bears retelling. Elbert Stevens recalls, “I am an old man now and have seen some strange sights in the course of a roving life in foreign lands as well as in this country, but none so strange as the one I found recorded in an old diary kept by my Uncle William that came into my possession a few years ago at his decease.” Elbert claims to have been to the location of the events described in the article, about twenty miles from Vermont's capital, Montpelier. A log cabin on a mountainside still stood where the traveler claims this all took place. Elbert even claimed to have spoken with an old man about the events in the story and the old fellow claimed that his own father was one of those folk who spent the winter in a kind of frozen death, what scientists today might call ‘suspended animation.' Scientists have long known about the ability of certain animals who can hibernate - slow down their natural processes to such a degree that they persist in a kind of torpor, a state of sleep so deep, they conserve energy and most efficiently use fat and water in their body so that they can stand the long, low temperatures of northern climates. Bears, turtles, snakes, groundhogs, bats, even bumblebees all possess the ability to enter this state, known to scientists as heterothermy. As the core body temperature drops below 95 degrees, the metabolic rate decreases, the heart beats slowly, respiration slows, as well. The body temperature of these creatures lowers, as well, and fat deposits are called upon to feed the furnace of the body instead of ingesting food. Certainly old-timers who had to hunt to bring home fresh meat in the winter, would have been aware that some creatures effectively disappeared in the winter. Where did they go? But the idea that humans might be able to hibernate seems against all prior knowledge and reason. But what of hypothermia, the slow freezing deathlike state that comes before the final heartbeat of those humans who are exposed to winter's fury? The cells in the body begin to freeze at 31.1 degrees, and cell walls rupture as the water within them freezes, crystallizes and bursts through cell walls, resulting in frostbite. Freezing to death comes on like a shiver but ends with the body becoming warm and comfortable as the blood abandons extremities and concentrates around internal organs, resulting in a quiet, almost blissful sleep-state, followed by death. Some people have been able to last for hours and slowly be brought back from the brink of life with slow and deliberate coaxing of the temperature and the metabolism until the victims awaken and recover. Surgeons use something called therapeutic hypothermia after cardiac arrest, a state where the heart stops beating and blood is no longer going to the brain or other organs as it should. By lowering the body's temperature, the damage done to the brain and other organs is lessened. They use this technique on people whose hearts have stopped, then restarted but who have not reawakened. Cooling them to very cold levels for 24 hours improves their chances of awakening and recovering. We know a lot about how the human body responds to the cold and we're learning more. If the body's core temperature can be lowered and maintained with no long-term damage to cells or organs, such techniques might one day help humans travel the vast distances involved in space travel. To conserve food and the energy to warm these future astronauts, putting them in a state of suspended animation would solve many of the problems with long-term deep space flight. But we don't know how to do such a thing, not yet. We are doing the research, but such functional practices are still the stuff of science fiction. What, then, do we make of this anonymous traveler's story told so long ago? You be the judge. Perhaps the good people of northern Vermont knew something we have yet to prove, yet to comprehend. Here are his words: “The account runs in this wise. January 7 - I went on the mountain today and witnessed what to me was a horrible sight. It seems that the dwellers there who are unable either from age or other reasons to contribute to the support of their families are disposed of in the winter months in a manner that will shock the one who reads this diary unless that person lives in the vicinity. “I will describe what I saw. Six persons, four men and two women, the man a cripple about 30 years old, the other five past the age of usefulness, lay on the earthly floor of the cabin drugged into insensibility, while members of the families were gathered about them in apparent indifference. In a short time the unconscious bodies were inspected by several old people who said, ‘They are ready.' “They were then stripped of all their clothing except a single garment. Then the bodies were carried outside and laid on logs exposed to the bitter cold mountain air, the operation having been delayed several days for suitable weather. “It was a night when the bodies were carried out and the full moon occasionally obscured by flying clouds, shone on their upturned, ghastly faces and a horrible fascination kept me by the bodies as long as I could endure the severe cold. “Soon the noses, ears, and fingers began to turn white, then the limbs and faces assumed a tallowy look. I could stand the cold no longer and went inside, where I found the friends in cheerful conversation. In about an hour I went out and looked at the bodies. They were fast freezing. “Again I went inside where the men were smoking their clay pipes but silence had fallen on them. Perhaps they were thinking of the time when their time would come to be carried out, for in the same way, one by one, they at last lay down on the floor and went to sleep. “I could not shut out the sight of their freezing bodies outside, neither could I bear to be in darkness, but I piled on wood in the cavernous fireplace and seated on a shingle block passed the dreary night, terror stricken by the horrible sights I had witnessed. “January 8 - Day came at length but did not dissipate the terror that filled me. The frozen bodies became visibly white on the snow that lay in huge drifts about them. The women gathered about the fire and soon commenced preparing breakfast. The men awoke, and conversation again commencing, affair assumed a more cheerful aspect. “After breakfast the men lit their pipes and some of them took a yoke of oxen and went off toward the forest, while others proceeded to nail together boards making a box about 10 feet long and half as high and wide. When this was completed they placed about two feet of straw on the bottom. Then they laid three frozen bodies in the straw. Then the faces and upper part of the bodies were covered with cloth; then more straw was put in the box and the other three bodies placed on top, and covered the same as the first ones, with cloth and straw. “Boards were then firmly nailed on top to protect the bodies from being injured by carnivorous animals that made their home on these mountains. By this time the men who went off with the ox team returned with a huge load of spruce and hemlock boughs which they unloaded at the foot of a steep ledge, came to the house and loaded the box containing the bodies on the sled and drew it to the foot of the ledge near the boughs. “These were soon piled on and around the box and it was left to be covered with snow which I was told would lay in drifts 20 feet deep over this rude tomb. ‘We shall want our men to plant our corn next Spring,' said a youngish-looking woman, the wife of one of the frozen men, ‘and if you want to see them resuscitated, you come here about the 10th of next May.'” Musical Interlude In America alone, over three hundred human beings have been frozen in cryogenic facilities with the hope that at some future date, these people - usually only their heads or brains, for the bodies are never frozen - all have one thing in common: they were all dead when they were put into a frozen state. Cryoprotective agents have been injected, but this biological antifreeze has toxic effects at the cellular level. At the molecular level, so much damage will have been done that only something like some kind of advanced nanotechnology will be able to affect repairs, along with an artificial intelligence capable of monitoring every single cell in a biological system. Who knows if consciousness will ever return to these brains? At the moment, it seems impossible. But the hope is that the future will offer scientific advances sufficient to bring the dead back to life. That's the hope, and hope is often all that is left when every other avenue has been exhausted. Will we ever bring the frozen dead of our modern scientific world back to life? It is doubtful, but perhaps not impossible. But what of the frozen folk in northern Vermont, buried in a box with tree boughs and straw? How does the unnamed traveler end his tale? He continues… “May 10 - I arrived here at 10 A.M. after riding about four hours over muddy, unsettled roads. The weather here is warm and pleasant, most of the snow gone except here and there there are drifts in the fence corners and hollows. But nature is not yet dressed in green. “We repaired at once to the well-remembered spot at the ledge. The snow had melted from the top of the brush, but still lay deep around the bottom of the pile. The men commenced work at once, some shoveling, and others tearing away the brush. Soon the box was visible. The cover was taken off, the layers of straw removed and the bodies, frozen and apparently lifeless, lifted out and laid on the snow. “I found the same prairies here I left last January ready to disinter the bodies of their friends. I had no expectations of finding any life there, but a feeling that I could not resist impelled me to come and see. Large troughs made out of hemlock logs were placed nearby filled with tepid water, into which the bodies were placed separately with the head slightly raised. Boiling water was then poured into the troughs from kettles hung on poles nearby until the water was as hot as I could hold my hand in. Hemlock boughs had been put in the boiling water in such quantities that they had given the water the color of wine. “After lying in the bath for about an hour, color began to return to the bodies, when all hands began rubbing and chafing them. This continued about an hour when a slight twitching of the muscles of the face and limbs, followed by audible gasps showed that life was not quenched and that vitality was returning. “Spirits were then given in small quantities and allowed to trickle down their throats. Soon they could swallow and more was given them when their eyes opened and they began to talk, and finally sat up in their bathtubs. “They were taken out and assisted to the house where after a hearty meal they seemed as well as ever and in nowise injured, but rather refreshed by their long sleep of four months.” Can such things be true? There is no real proof that this story is anything more than that - just a story. But what a story! If one suspends disbelief and considers the story as factual, one wonders - how many times have these people been put into the frozen suspended state? One year, several years? Did some fail to resuscitate? How was such a process discovered in the first place? If this was a real process, surely it is fantastical and audacious enough to be recalled by anyone who knew of its existence. But all we have is one unnamed traveler's account. Still, even if it is just a story, put yourself in a small parlor with the fire burning against the awesome cold of a northern New England deep winter night, the family huddled together before bedtime and mother or father pulling out the old scrapbook. You've heard the story before, but it never fails to make you wonder - and shiver a little more from the story than from the cold. As the story is read, you look outside the window at the vault of stars twinkling overhead and see in the distance, against a ledge, a pile of boughs covered with snow. You cannot help but wonder what lies beneath. You've been listening to Strange New England Original theme music composed and performed by Jim Burby Additional music by Myuu (that's MYUU) - check his work out on Youtube and Soundcloud. Audio mastering by Jim Burby We invite you to keep listening to the other podcasts in our catalog and be ready for 11 new episodes coming at you each week this summer. Until next time, pay attention to the things you see from the corner of your eye…

Welcome back to another episode of HDWMT! This week, Christine kicks off a multi-episode story of the strange disappearances of eight women in rural Ireland. Were they murdered or are they simply runaways? We still don't know. Later, John gets into the chilling and unbelievable story of the Vermont Frozen Hill People. Did farmers outside of Montpelier actually freeze their elders for the winter and thaw them in time to help with spring planting, or is this folklore a tale of legend amongst Vermonters of yore? Thank you so much for your support, we appreciate you! For more on these stories, you can find us at @howdidwemissthat on Instagram & https://www.facebook.com/groups/341782203700776 (Facebook). Keep your head up and look out for each other...

This week on the Ain't Easy Being Green Podcast......Deshaun Watson chances of becoming a Jet.....Likely/Unlikely?...Will ownership have any affect on things?....Why so many haters?........Who said Sam and Watson were on the same level?..... PLUS: The Conference Title games/ Super Bowl Breakdown & The guy's address the Hill People & why they are not New Yorker's.

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Minimally affected  Self design vs being designed One size does not fit all Domesticated vs wild  The Hill People story You know you have a choice? The shrapnel effect We need to unify! Thank you for being here today.  If you like this sort of thing check us out on  Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/565360640644752/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/upandinit/ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgxQFBYhxvea6sQ8JWLBFeg?view_as=subscriber TikToc Spotify  Apple podcast Contact  Www.upandinitshow@gmail.com Adrian Babashoff     Biodegradable Container Gardening  https://www.youtube.com/account   Facebook Biodegradable Container Gardening  https://www.facebook.com/groups/195952678473613   Instagram bcgardeningguy   Link to BCG youtube   https://youtu.be/jGv3UiMUqj4

This week on the Ain't Easy Being Green Podcast......We are reunite with C.J. & Kevin Jackson from The Weapons Hot Pod for a 2020 Season Preview!!!....Topics Include: Sam Darnold, Adam Gase, Hill People, Joe Douglas, Leveon Bell, Denzel Mims, Scrub Quarterback Josh Allen, Mount Becton, Q Williams, Jets O Line, CJ losing it on beat reporters, Lamichael Perine, Breshad Perrimen, PLUS much much more!!!

The Prime Directive gets trampled on once again as The Federation and Klingon Empire use Lothar and the Hill People to battle the Village People. Plus the Bondian origins of some of our favorite sayings, Cocktail Corner, Getting to Know You, Trek Trivia & more!   Thanks for listening, hope you enjoy, and tell a friend!   Follow us on twitter: @BesottedGeekPod Email the show: besottedgeek@gmail.com Check out our website: besottedgeek.com Buy some stuff: teepublic.com/user/besottedgeek Support the show: patreon.com/besottedgeek Watch Stork suck at video games M,W,F 3EST: twitch.tv/besottedgeek

Thanks so much for considering supporting the program at patreon.com/thetmbhpodcast You're the reason we can all do this together! Discuss this episode here!   Music rotation written and performed by Jeff Foote.

Here are all the newest patrons who support the program at patreon.com/thetmbhpodcast Timothy Wagner, Noah Ryan Wilhelm (thanks for the additional support amigo), Bret Unbehagen, Austin "I Don't Have Time to Hangout Because of Ice Cream" Brummer, David Crowder, Mark Beernink, Melissa Perkins, Dusty Hegge, Mark "I am De" Groot, Brian Armitage, Jason Kisser, Jerod Hammonds, Isaac Stovell, Joshua Columbus, Richard Moss, and Drax Cummuni.  You're the reason we can all do this together! Discuss this episode here!   Music rotation written and performed by Jeff Foote.

Burt is back!! Hayseed Junction hasn't been the same with out him and he is ready to talk about his vacation and why his cousin Earl didn't host the show a few weeks back. He's got the local news to go over and then a message from Fred Titch from Slackjaw County about the war with the Hill People. Finally, Burt talks to Rollie Evans about Say The Word Security and a classified ad solves a years old mystery involving a roller coaster car.

This week our level one adventurers find themselves in a strange swamp village of what may only be described as "Hill People." On death's door, will they be helped? An home-brew actual-play Dungeons and Dragons 5e podcast with interactivity and input from our live sessions on Twitch.tv/dumdumdie . All female. All awesome! Music by @vid-gobac Watch our livestream on Twitch 19:15 South African time (GMT +2) Tuesdays at: twitch.tv/dumdumdie Tweet us @dumdumdie or email us at dumdumdiepod@gmail.com

Lucy and Holly discover some new neighbors to the Academy and they're in need of some help.

In the second iteration of the UFR Passions series, hosts, Nathan Carroll and Tyler Mathern, interview friend and recurring guest, Alaire Hill. Alaire has a passion for making connections and building relationships. Given her prior experience in life, she wants to turn this love for the people around her into a personal brand that inspires others to live the happiest lives possible.

In the inaugural episode of our new podcast, we had Scot Hill join us via phone to discuss the business he and his brother Evan own, Hill People Gear.  https://hillpeoplegear.com/ HPG on Instagram  

Learn how to avoid being a backcountry boot in the latest episode of This Is Hot Bowga. Today we talk with Kevin McDowell and Casey Gorsett from Hill People Gear all about hiking, hunting, and our love of the backcountry. We cover things like ideal camp spots, geocaching, hairy situations, etc. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and make sure to check out our brand-new website: https://www.BowgaHunting.com/  Show Notes What’s a boot?  Kevin, our first reoccurring guest Southern Arizona secret spots for filming/photography  Hiking season intro- how does it connect to hunting?  Prepping for a Utah backcountry hunt  Is Geocaching a thing? What are the rules?  Road fuel - dehydrating snacks  Are tents optional? Hammock-ing in the winter  First aid overview and what everyone should bring along on a trip  Addressing emergencies in the wild, what’s your 127 hours moment?  Swapping “hairy situation” stories  Learning the hard way- failure is a great teacher  Water filtration and Jimmy being a boot  Covering the dream backcountry hike Thanking Hill People Gear for coming on and talking with us  https://www.pelicancoolers.com/HotBowga    

Jordan Morris (Jordan, Jesse, Go!, Unikitty!), a real slogan guy, joins Beth and Sarah to discuss THE iconic voicemail from Rent. He describes being such a "drama dorkus" that his high school drama classroom had a fish named Random. He rails against the "meow" moment in "Out Tonight" and explains the parallels between Rent and Reality Bites/Tape. You can hear more about Jordan's time doing high school theater on the next season of Serial. And beware the Hill People...

Baptism, theology, and the philosophy of time among the Hill-People and Marshmen. Join Brandon and Glenn for a discussion of Part III of "A Story," by John V. Marsch. THIS WEEK: our patron poll to select the stories we'll read when we finish this novel. Polls open on December 14th. Become a patron on Patreon to have your say. Join the conversation on the Claytemple Forum. Subscribe to the show and leave a review! Up Next: The conclusion of "A Story," by John V. Marsch

I've known of Hill People Gear for a number of years. In fact, they were one of the first companies I came across when searching for new and interesting brands outside of what you see in big box stores. I own a few of their products and always find myself visiting their website time and again to see what they're up to.To say I was excited to have founder, Evan Hill, join me on the podcast to talk about his company is an understatement. It's honestly an honor and incredibly humbling to spend an hour talking with people like Evan because it's not every day you can pick the brains of someone who knows a thing or two about pack design.On this episode of The By Land Podcast, Evan talks about the origin of Hill People Gear, the design principles, and his background with backcountry travel. He also gives a number of solid bits of advice to backpackers.Enjoy!By Land,Emory RonaldTHANKS FOR LISTENING!!Taking the time to listen to this podcast is greatly appreciated! If you have questions or comments, feel free to reach me at emory@byland.co or leave a comment below. I'd love to hear from you.HELP THE SHOWIf you enjoyed this show and want to help me out, please leave me an honest review on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts from. Doing so will help my podcast reach others and grow more and more. I can't do it without you!Lifestyle Shop - http://byland.co/shop/Patreon - http://byland.co/patreon/SHOW NOTES Intro to Evan and Hill People GearOrigin of HPGFirst product of HPG - the Kit BagHow Evan came up with his unique harness system and how it worksThe evolution of the HPG suspension systemEvan's thoughts on overall pack weight and backpacking efficiencyEfficiency in designWho HPG is forEvan's favorite HPG piecesBackpack structure (stays)Backpack fittingCommon errors made my new backpackersSpending time doing, learning, and observingWhats next for HPGEvans final thoughts on “gear”How to find HPGLinkswww.hillpeoplegear.comhttps://www.facebook.com/HillPeopleGear/https://www.youtube.com/user/HillPeopleGearhttps://www.instagram.com/hillpeoplegear/

This week Rob and Chris learn about the Persian War! But as always they get distracted with discussions of Persian robots, the loose Hill People of Athens, and secret gay lover affairs that lead to death! TLDR: Initially I thought I was in the buying position. Turns out I'm in the selling position.

S3E2: Don't Go on that Hill, People Get Jacked | @theycallmecas Recounts Guatemala by The Travel Guydes - J. Cousteau & International P

HJRP1912 Your hosts: Stu, Kimi, Gina, JiB, Stork   In this Episode: Eric from New Jersey sends us a farewell to his GM.  Sean from New Jersey asks how players get when you no players have you want to get. Steven from Atlanta is looking for another system for Dresden Files.  Of the Hill People asks, how many session until you evaluate keeping the game.  Iain from the UK asks for advice to run a short campaign. SovereignCitizenKane sends us a horror story about reaching the breaking  point.  

In which both Raylan and Boyd get on the wrong side of some very cranky Hill People.

HJPR1809 Your hosts: Stu, Kimi, Bill If you enjoy Happy Jacks, consider supporting us through our Patreon. Donations are on a per-episode basis of our normal, weekly show. We're working on all kinds of rewards to provide to supporters. We'll announce more soon. Show Notes! We’re going to discuss ways to assess players’ solutions (to problems presented by the GM). Levi writes in with a followup about our unhelpful advice. Of the Hill People sends an update on his in-store Savage Worlds game and muses on language prompts in games. Charles from Ontario asks Why dice roll when you could decision make you don’t want to roll? And Kevin writes in about how RPGs saved his life. The Wright County Geekls of Buffalo Minnesota are having an all-day gaming and geeking extravaganza on New Years Day. Details at: www.wrightcountygeeks.org.  

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Podgodz 177 Recorded 27 October 2015 Google is here to save podcasting (cough…sell ads) Police crime of the week My daughter hates Supergirl   Top 5 shows of the Week   Up for contention but not making the list this week The Incomparable #269: Submarine Pictures (The Hunt for Red October) The Original Kings of Podcasting: S2E1: The Denali   Top 5 – LAX 5) Reconcilable Differences #12: Hobbit Tendencies 4) Eureka Podcast #136: The Kurt Cobain of Podcasting 3) Dune Reads Goosebumps: The Blob that Ate Everything parts 1 & 2 2) Liar City: The Man in the Mirror (Michael Jackson) 1)  Roadwork #9: The Hill People Roderick on the Line #176: The Opossum Had Distracted Me   GIO Top 5 5. A Fire Inside Out Dissecting AFI’s Read More →

The early 1600s saw the pre-Columbian tribes of what would become the Northeastern United States at the height of their civilization. Dozens if not hundreds of groups, each with their own culture and languages, competed for resources while at the same time maintaining a complex trading network that crossed hundreds of miles. When European fishermen […]

HJRP1511 Your hosts: Stu, Stork, JiB, Tim and Kris Steinbach tells us about his DM, who can't break the GM is God habit. Karlen of the Hill People asks us about a group of players who reject a player's character -- by locking him in a chest and abandoning him. Saelorn clarifies skill checks and rolling 1s in DnD -- and fails to rekindle the dice fudging debate. Czaras from Poland shares some pointers on running an oWoD game. Yeknom writes in about his plans to run two systems he's never played before at a game convention (Dogs in the Vineyard and Legend of the Five Rings). And Dave from Michigan treats us to a gaming nightmare.  

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This episode features John Murden, the publisher of the Church Hill People’s News.  He discusses the area known as Church Hill and its history.  What is casually called Church Hill is actually a collection of many neighborhoods, (including a neighborhood … Continue reading →

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