Podcasts about hood river oregon

This week, we chat with Melanie Strong! Mel started her career as a first grade teacher and journalist. A fateful interview with her running hero Joan Benoit Samuelson led to a long-shot interview for an entry level job at Nike. She spent 17 years there, where she led several businesses including Nike Women and Nike Skateboarding, and worked on the launch of the Nike Running and Training Club apps. Mel started angel investing and advising early stage founders in 2017, and left Nike to co-found venture capital firm Next Ventures in 2019. There she's focused on innovative technology investments across health, wellness and sports in companies like Oura ring and Outside. She serves on the boards of Outdoor Afro and USA Cycling, and most weekend you can find her riding her mountain bike on the trails where she lives in Hood River Oregon.Follow Us!Melanie Strong: @girlstrongNext Ventures: @nextventuresErica Wenger: @erica_wengerDear Twentysomething: @deartwentysomething

Get instant access to 8 subscriber-only episodes: https://realestateteamos.com/subscribeThe JDRE Team was growing quickly in the relatively small and highly competitive market of Hood River, Oregon.But when their Director of Operations and Marketing Manager separated from the organization, team leader Jen Dillard found herself back in a challenging, undesirable, and familiar spot - wearing all the hats and doing all the things, but none of them especially well.Jen shares the process of getting operations and marketing back on track, as well as how she started her business from scratch after moving to a town where she knew no one, how to work with an outsourced operations team, and how she landed an exclusive builder relationship she's servicing with her team.Watch or listen to this conversation with Jen for:- What is and isn't coachable about drive, hunger, and passion, plus questions to ask to close that gap- The path from property management and condo conversions in Seattle to starting over in a small market where she knew no one- Why co-owning a brokerage didn't work for her- Three specific things she did to build a business in a brand new market (including one that was “like a Seinfeld episode”)- How she started a team with an engaging coffee barista and when she finally added admin- The wrong way to hire staff and the pain it can create- Her options to rebuild operations after the departure of two key staff members- How she turned her operations solution into a business of its own- How communication, visibility, and strategy work when you outsource operations- Which systems and process were especially helpful to outsource- Two themes she's hearing from team leaders via coaching and networking- Why Hood River isn't as much a second-home market as it was when she arrived- How being “pleasantly persistent” landed her an exclusive relationship with a builder and how that opportunity plays out within her team- Advice for agents thinking about starting a team or joining a teamAt the end, hear about a “beautiful mess” and frivolous rewards. Also: “Go Hawks!”EOS conversation mentioned in this episode:- https://realestateteamos.com/episode/eos-principles-scale-faster-real-estate-harvey-yerginJen Dillard - http://instagram.com/jendillardReal Estate Team OS:- https://www.realestateteamos.com- https://linktr.ee/realestateteamos- https://www.instagram.com/realestateteamos/ Get instant access to 8 subscriber-only episodes: https://realestateteamos.com/subscribe

We are joined by Caitlin Bartlemay, Master Distiller for Hood River Distillers and their portfolio of brands, including Clear Creek, McCarthy's, and Trail's End.  Caitlin was recently appointed to the role of Master Distiller after many years with the company, a testament to her passion for the brands and distilling.  We discuss their portfolio, including two Single Malts from McCarthy's, the FIRST American Single Malt Whiskey, and Trail's End Bourbons. Stream this episode on your favorite podcast app and be sure to drop us a review while you're there.  We are thankful for your support over the last 5 years. We must give the biggest shoutout to our growing Patreon Community of supporters! As always, we'd appreciate it if you would take a few minutes time to give us feedback on Bourbon Lens podcast. If you enjoy our content, consider giving us a 5 Star rating on your favorite podcast app, leave us a written review, and tell a fellow bourbon lover about our show. Follow us @BourbonLens on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and X.  Also, consider supporting Bourbon Lens on Patreon for some of the behind the scenes, to earn Bourbon Lens swag, join the Bourbon Lens Tasting Club, and more. If you have any comments, questions, or guest suggestions, please email us at Info@BourbonLens.com. Check out BourbonLens.com to read our blog posts, whiskey news, podcast archive, and whiskey reviews. Cheers,Scott and JakeBourbon Lens   About Hood River Distillers: Founded in 1934 and headquartered in Hood River, Ore., Hood River Distillers is the Northwest's largest and oldest importer, distiller, producer, and marketer of distilled spirits. Timberline® Vodka, Forthwest® Whisky, Big Gin®, Batanga® Tequila, Easy Rider® Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, Trail's End® Finished Small Batch Bourbon, DeGroff™ Bitter Aperitivo and New World Amaro, Clear Creek® Fruit Brandies and Liqueurs, McCarthy's® Oregon Single Malt, Old Delicious® Apple Brandy, Sinfire® Whisky, Lucid®Absinthe Supérieure, ULLR® Nordic Libation, Yazi® Ginger Vodka, Lewis and Clark® Spirits, HRD® Vodka and the complete line of Monarch® distilled spirits are distributed across the country. For the complete product portfolio and more information, visit www.hrdspirits.com.  About Caitlin Bartlemay: Bartlemay joined Clear Creek Distillery in 2010 as a logistics coordinator and worked her way through the ranks to distiller. In 2014, Clear Creek was acquired by Hood River Distillers, joining the two oldest operating distilleries in Oregon, and returning Hood River Distillers to its original roots of creating fruit brandies. Bartlemay was named Head Distiller in 2021 and now oversees production of some twenty different distillates including McCarthy's Oregon Single Malt, the 1st American Single Malt; the award-winning Timberline Vodka; and the renowned Clear Creek brandies and eaux de vie. Bartlemay grew up as a hard-working wheat rancher in Eastern Oregon. Her father started a winery when she was in middle school, and she became fascinated by the science of fermentation. She studied Food Science and Technology at Oregon State University  earning her bachelor's degree in 2010. During her last semester of college, Bartlemay sent letters to every distillery across the Pacific Northwest  (at that time there were only 12) inquiring about job opportunities. Steve McCarthy, owner of Clear Creek Distillery, never told her to stop calling, so she didn't. She started work there the week after graduation.

We head east to enter into a conversation with Lindsay Gott, who is growing a tasty brand of frozen baked goods, Gateaux, from Hood River, Oregon.   Lindsay worked at one of the world's powerhouse ad agencies for years, when she had the calling to cook, and found her way to Paris and Le Cordon Bleu and then cooking in excellent restaurants like Chez Panisse.  Knowing she didn't want to work in restaurants, per se, she fell in love with a man from Oregon and moved north from the Bay Area, eventually selling her goods at a local Hood River farmers market.  From there, she opened a deli and bakery.  Then, the pandemic storm hit and she began developing and honing her frozen goods for retail sales.  Now her Gateaux cakes can be found in grocery stores throughout the Northwest, including Zupan's, and now Lindsay has eyes on new, larger markets.  Lindsay takes through her journey from concept, selling, naming, packaging, producing, and more, right to grocer's freezer case, to table.     Right at the Fork listeners will also benefit by Lindsay's 20 years of food loving in Hood River, as she shares over a dozen of her favorite places to imbibe in the area.   @gateaux_frozenforfoodies   Right at the Fork is supported by: Zupan's Markets: www.zupans.com RingSide Steakhouse: www.RingSideSteakhouse.com  Learn more about Chris' trips here: www.PortlandFoodAdventures.com   

We spill the beans on the awe-inspiring mighty Columbia River and the town of Hood River, Oregon. Stretching 85 miles from the confluence of the Columbia and Deschutes rivers to the edge of Portland, Oregon, the Columbia River Gorge promises an unforgettable experience for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. The snaking highway seems to dance in harmony with the majestic river, creating a captivating sight that will leave you spellbound. This episode will guide you through the wonders of Hood River, uncovering hidden gems, must-visit breweries, and the best ways to immerse yourself in the region's captivating beauty. From the thrill of paddle boarding or kite surfing along the Columbia River that offer panoramic vistas to the serenity of watching the sun set over the Gorge, there's something for every nature lover and outdoor enthusiast.Whether you're a seasoned adventurer or a curious traveler, Hood River, Oregon has something to offer everyone. 

In this episode, I sit down with Drew, Brendon, and Sam from Grasslands Barbecue in Hood River, Oregon (at Waterfront Park). See all things Grasslands Barbecue here: https://grasslandsbarbecue.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/grasslands_barbecue Location: 403 Portway Ave #300, Hood River, OR 97031 Hours: Saturday/Sunday 11:30 - Sold Out Brisket is Sat only | Sun is Tri-Tip Sample Menu: https://grasslandsbarbecue.com/sample-menu Merch: https://grasslandsbarbecue.com/store  

Amy is a wife, mom of 2 girls, worshiper, and Vineyard Christian Fellowship of Hood River Oregon's Children Pastor and Youth Director. In this episode we discuss what it looks like to really be present, the sacrifices it takes, and why having a smaller group actually might make deeper discipleship more likely. We also discuss the challenges of being married with little kids AND doing ministry, as well as the miracle that is “take and bake” pizza. You won't want to miss it!

The Drive Home from Hood River Oregon.Upcoming showsNovember 7-13 Las Vegas NVNovember 18th Bothell WANovember 20 Cottage Grove ORNovember 25 Kirkland WANovember 26 Kelso WAticket links here https://www.gabrielrutledge.com/#tour Get full access to The Drive Home with Gabriel Rutledge at gabrielrutledge.substack.com/subscribe

After an extended visit in the beautiful town of St. Helens, Oregon, I ended up having to switch gears due to excessive flooding and debris and bicycled 75 miles through Portland to the town of Cascade Locks just above the Bonneville Dam. This ultimately ended up being a blessing in disguise as I was able to explore Portland, Oregon much more extensively on a bicycle as well as riding high up on the bluffs overlooking the beginnings of the Columbia River Gorge. This will be the next chapter of paddling after weeks on the tidal, lower river.  The people on this journey so far have been amazing. I was fortunate to have made some incredible friends in St. Helens who lent me a bicycle for my portage and helped with the Portage of my canoe to the Cascade Locks Marina.    From here I started paddling again towards Hood River through the Columbia River Gorge, which is one of the consistently windiest places in the world and is known for its world class Kite boarding and wind sport activities. Due to this, I have to be very careful in an open expedition canoe how and when I am out on the water, but fortunately westerly winds often significantly help me with paddling, along with my canoe kite which has been remarkable in how much speed I can attain in the right conditions.  The following is a conversation with Danielle Katz, a world traveler, source to sea paddling adventurer, and the founder of an NGO called Rivers for Change which enhances the medium of source to sea river adventures to advocate for wilderness conservation and ecosystem revitalization efforts. I met her and the crew of kayakers she has been supporting in Hood River. They have made their way paddling from the Sawtooth Mountains in Idaho and plan to end their journey where I began mine: the mouth of the Columbia River.  It was amazing to meet these kindred souls and have an in depth talk with Danielle about her origins, source to sea adventures, conservation, and perspectives on life. Hope you enjoy and see you all back on the river road.

Wine Predictions 2022! Kathryn speculates on the top wine trends for the new year. Let's look into the crystal ball and see what people are going to be drinking this year! Tug grades Kathryn's previous wine predictions for 2020 and 2021. On the home front, Tug revels in his January birthday celebrations and embarks on a new health routine. Kathryn talks about her latest book and looks forward to a year of reading. The wine of the week is the Hiyu, Tzum ‘feis' Spring Ephemeral Vineyard, Hood River, Oregon 2019.

Nate Ready is a former Master Sommelier. He worked the floor at Bobby Stuckey's Frasca in Boulder and the French Laundry in Yountville before heading north to find a small working farm in Hood River, Oregon. Hiyu Farm is a biodiverse environment where Nate grows over 100 grape varietals, fruits, vegetables and raises animals. He is a true permaculturist.The Grape Nation is nominated as a Taste Awards "Viewer's Choice" finalist. Help us win by voting today!Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support The Grape Nation by becoming a member!The Grape Nation is Powered by Simplecast.

The brothers, Jake and Cullen drink Hazy IPA from Pfriem Brewery, located in Hood River Oregon. They watch UFC 257 Dustin Poirier vs Conor McGregor 2. * Conor McGregor vs Dustin Poirier * Michael Chandler vs Dan Hooker * Joanne Calderwood vs Jessica Eye *Andrew Sanchez vs Makhmed Muradov *Amanda Ribas vs Marina Rodriguez --- 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/crushingcans/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crushingcans/support

Our last episode for 2020!  Kimberly Forbes a missing mother from Hood River Oregon.  It was halloween 2004 when Kimberly didn't show up for a breakfast and shopping day with a friend.  What happened the night before?  What happened that morning? If you enjoy or random talking then you'll enjoy this episode. Like true form we talk about a lot can you keep up?Have a safe 2020 - stay home 

Chatting with co-owner Dan and Jenn Peterson about Ferment Brewing in Hood River Oregon. REGISTER FOR OUR NEXT RUN HERE!

In this episode Brian digs deeper into Nate Ready's process and philosophy for running his regenerative farm in Hood River Oregon.

Laura and Andrew are back this week to talk about pFriem Family Brewing from Hood River Oregon! This mid-size regional brewery really is a gem, even if you cannot pronounce the name! For their tasting notes and photos please visit www.brewnewspod.com , send suggestions for future breweries to brewnewspod@gmail.com, and follow them on twitter @brew_news, Instagram @brewnewspod, and Untapped Mathernuts (Travis) Tubasteve (Andrew). Music brought to you by Jahzzar on FreeMusicArchive.org. You can support us at anchor.fm/brewnews pod and patreon.com/brewnewspod. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brewnewspod/support

My guest today, Marlo Nikkila, is a Transformational Leader and Healer for Healers. She primarily hosts Peaceful Magic Retreats from her own retreat sanctuary with her hubby in Hood River Oregon. She guides healers around the world to elevate their personal healing practices through the potency of true surrender, allowing them to dissolve their stress and resistance, while playing with energy. This allows them to do their life’s work with more peace and magic. It’s the same peaceful magic practice she used through her own Breast Cancer experience, and it is that magic she is here to share with us today.

This week I am joined once again by a childhood friend, Donnie Herneisen. Donnie is a social studies teacher and basketball coach in Hood River Oregon. We talk about a variety of subjects on the program. We start with a discussion on the frustration of a lack of a cure for cancer in the wake of Sen. John McCain dying, education in America, 20th high school reunion, pop culture from 1998, and so much more. Please subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, rate, comment, and leave a review.    You can follow the show Twitter feeds as follows: @dustinpjones @JAWGPOD @dherneisen   And email the show JAWGPOD@gmail.com

August 21, 2017 S3E0 Announcements 2016 New TV Show of the Year Good Girls Revolt – Amazon Historical drama highlights advantages of current tech revolution   Season III Announcements ~ Welcome friends! For news updates, visit our site 3h2humans.org ~ Season III begins September 11, 2017 ~ Mind and Body adventure in Hood River Oregon 9/12/17 – 9/26/17 ~ No longer working in an office, we will record on the road! The first segment will explore mind and body wellness thought seeds. ~ Perspectives gained about the mind from Shotokan Karate and the body from philosophy. Who knows what will grow when a seed is planted? ~ We will ask questions such as, “What is energy work?” “How can I optimize health, happiness and a humble perspective?” Be a part of the show and join us! ~ Schedule a meet in Hood River, an online chat or send questions about mind and body optimization to info@3h2humans.org. ~ Gratitude for those who support the show.  Donations and reviews are appreciated. ~ Enjoy!

Fiona Wilde is ranked #3 in the world in Stand Up Paddle Board Racing, and surfing, and is a graduate of the “JET” team located in Hood River, Oregon. Steve Gates, owner and founder of the “Junior Elite Team” and “Big Winds” talks about the incredible genesis of the team and how hard work, dedication, and early morning stoke breeds incredible results in these children. Steve also discusses the challenges of starting... Read More

Steve Graham kicked ass in all the early FLF feature snowboarding films. Riding for Look in their heyday and launching his own company are two of the topics we covered during a phone conversation with Steve at his home on Kauai in Hawaii We've got a live show coming up. Listen for details at the end of the episode. Oh yeah, Full Sail Brewing from Hood River Oregon is bringing free beer to the live show.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=NDZ2GQSRQ2BQQ&source=url)

Two time snowboarding giant slalom world champion and 1996 overall world champion Mike Jacoby talks to us in Hood River Oregon. Mike's passion for snowboarding helped legitimize competitive snowboarding in the 90's and 2000's. We talk to him about his early days on Burton, the Olympics in 1998, his earliest memories of snowboarding, and his signature move, the J-Tear. Mike is an amazing human being about to embark on a sailboating excursion around the world. FNRad Podcast couldn't be more stoked!! The Joker RulesSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=NDZ2GQSRQ2BQQ&source=url)