Podcasts about hot air ballooning

Elizabeth Mohler is a triathlete, scholar, and accessibility consultant who will get you excited about life! Jennie gets to know this dynamic guest, as they dive into race stories, discuss therapeutic trampolines and hot air balloons, and hear how Elizabeth swallowed half of Lake Ontario. Highlights:“It's Like the Apocalypse” (00:00)Introducing Elizabeth Mohler, Triathlete and Scholar (00:18)“You Were There Too?!?” (02:02)Swallowing Half of Lake Ontario / Guided Triathlon (08:55)Avoiding Sunburns (15:30)Blind & Low Vision or Disability Race Category (18:21)Favourite Post-Race Meal (20:40)PHD's and Trampolines (22:50)Accessibility Awareness Work (29:12)The Burden of Gratitude (32:34)Hot Air Ballooning, Tandem Kayaking & Dignity of Risk (34:56)Advice for Those Struggling to Find Their Footing (38:06)Closing Remarks (41:12)Guest Bio - Elizabeth Mohler is a triathlete, scholar, and contributor to AMI. She's an accessibility professional with the voice of an angel and an infectious zest for life. Guest Description - Elizabeth has shoulder length light brown hair. She wears a crisp white t-shirt with matching jade coloured beaded necklace and earrings. She is seated with a window to the right and shelves to the left, lined with texts and medals. Elizabeth Mohler's Website- https://elizabethmohler.ca/  Host description: Jennie is a woman with shoulder-length white-blonde hair, strong glasses with purple rims. She has very pale skin and wears light makeup. Her facial expressions are animated and she often speaks with her hands. She wears a small pink stud nose jewellery. The background includes two large bookcases, full of a variety of books, DVDs, toys, and nicknacks. About Low Vision Moments:Part story time, part comedy, part awareness driven, Jennie Bovard presents funny experiences that happen when you are blind or partially sighted. Jennie Bovard is a running, beer-drinking, thirtysomething with albinism. She loves trying all the things, making people laugh, and volunteering to create accessible sport and recreation opportunities in her community. Jennie, who has lived with partial sight all her life, has a diploma in film and TV production. Jennie lives in Halifax. About AMIAMI is a not-for-profit media company that entertains, informs and empowers Canadians who are blind or partially sighted. Operating three broadcast services, AMI-tv and AMI-audio in English and AMI-télé in French, AMI's vision is to establish and support a voice for Canadians with disabilities, representing their interests, concerns and values through inclusion, representation, accessible media, reflection, representation and portrayal. Learn more at AMI.caConnect on Twitter @AccessibleMediaOn Instagram @accessiblemediaincOn Facebook at @AccessibleMediaIncEmail feedback@ami.ca

The Olympics didn't always look how they do now. In years gone by many sports have been added and then axed from competition (looking at you hot air ballooning). When we look back on the olympic sports of yesteryear one must ask the question, why were they added? And how do we get them back into the olympic arena?  THE END BITS  Subscribe to Mamamia MORE ON THE OLYMPICS:  What To Expect At The Brisbane Games Interviews with a first and fifth time OlympianWhat happened to all the Sydney 2000 Opening Ceremony stuff?  GET IN TOUCH Share your story, feedback, or dilemma! Send us a voice note or email us at podcast@mamamia.com.au and one of our Podcast Producers will come back to you ASAP. CONTACT US Got a topic you'd like us to cover? Send us an email at thequicky@mamamia.com.au CREDITS Host: Claire Murphy  With thanks to:  Taylah Strano, Senior Producer of The Quicky Producer: Claire Murphy  Senior Producer: Taylah StranoAudio Producer: Thom LionBecome a Mamamia subscriber: https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Have you ever seen a hot air balloon and wished you could be up there floating free? Well today's guest, Holly Pfeifer, competes in competitions around the country and even beyond. Holly she shares her passion for hot air ballooning, from childhood fascination to competitive flying. Discover the intricacies of balloon events, safety measures, challenging gender norms in ballooning, the thrill of competition, and the camaraderie among pilots. Holly also discusses balancing her ballooning hobby with her career as a pharmacist, and her memorable achievements in the field.  Find more about Holly on Facebook Your Daily Chocolate is in the top 10% of podcasts worldwide, so let's boost it up even higher. Take 10 seconds today and share the show with some friends that you know will love it, and make 2024 an even brighter year for those you care about. Please consider supporting this podcast with a modest contribution here - just hit the "support" button to continue to hear good news from big name inspiring guests - Ad free! Be sure to subscribe to the newsletter at yourdailychocolate.com for extra content and all sorts of good stuff. If you like the show, please rate and review, or share it with anyone you think would like a little good news in their life. You can also subscribe to Your Daily Chocolate on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your preferred platform. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/patty-deutsche/support

On this episode we dust off things in the hangar, get ready for the prime of flying season, and discuss hot air ballooning ups and downs -- from what's required in an annual inspection to the angst of "aeronauts" having to obtain a Class II medical certificate.

A first of its kind for the show, we delve into the world of competitive Hot Air Ballooning, with competitor Alana Kahl. Abbey Holmes joins the show ahead of AFLW season, kicking off tonight!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shereen Siewert welcomes Wausau native John Bullock, who shares the story behind his balloon piloting obsession, explains the connections within the hot air balloon community and offers advice for people who want to experience the thrill for themselves

Shereen Siewert welcomes Wausau native John Bullock, who shares the story behind his balloon piloting obsession, explains the connections within the hot air balloon community and offers advice for people who want to experience the thrill for themselves

Our host Allen Woody, Open Avenues Event Director Kelly Sampson, and Hot Air Balloon Pilot Austin Albers get us up-to-speed on SOAR NWA, the annual hot air balloon fundraising event by Open Avenues. Originally hosted in Fayetteville, the event is moving to the Benton County Fair Grounds this year on August 18 and 19.Make plans to Visit Bentonville in August, and experience this incredible event, complete with live performances, vendors, car shows, and much more! Visit SoarNWA.com to get involved.

SBS Japanese spoke to Sanshiro Ishihara, who is currently working as a professional hot air balloon pilot in Melbourne. Mr Ishihara, who says he couldn't speak English well at first, is in his seventh year as a professional pilot and is at the helm of a large, 24-passenger hot air balloon. - メルボルンでプロの熱気球パイロットとして活躍する石原三四郎さんにお話を聞きました。 石原さんが、父親の趣味だった熱気球に初めて乗ったのは３歳の頃。その後も趣味で熱気球に乗っていましたが、29歳で日本で勤めていた会社を辞め、オーストラリアでプロの熱気球のパイロットとして働く決意で来豪しました。はじめは英語もうまく話せなかったと言う石原さんですが、現在はプロのパイロット7年目、24人乗りの観光の大きな熱気球を操縦しています。

This episode of Big Blend Radio's 3rd Monday “Food, Wine & Travel” Show with IFWTWA features Brenna Moore who shares what to experience in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Hear about Hot Air Ballooning and Cruising Route 66 to Exploring the Great Outdoors, Browsing Museums, Exploring Historic Old Town, and Enjoying the Colorful Local Public Art, Parks, Farms & Gardens, as well as Internationally Acclaimed Festivals, Diverse Cultural Cuisine, and Warm Hospitality. Plan your visit at https://www.visitalbuquerque.org/ WATCH THE PODCAST ON YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/8EUkHAPl55I For more about the International Food, Wine & Travel Writers Association (IFWTWA) visit https://www.ifwtwa.org/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Who invented Hot Air Ballooning? How high do Hot Air Balloons go? What makes Hot Air Balloons lift off? After the episode, check out today's SMARTYQUIZ email to test how well you smarted! If you're not getting our free SMARTYQUIZ email, you're really missing out on a great opportunity to lock in the learning from Who Smarted?! It's our gift to you, FREE, 3 times a week!  Sign up here. For free home activities sign-up at www.WhoSmarted.com

Hot Air Ballooning was a college sport in Hokkaido, Japan. Michi joined the club, and shares what it's like to pilot these incredible balloons, including her misadventures racing across the farmlands of Japan.  Check us out at: mtmamas.org                            @mtmamasutah  @utahadventuremamas                            mtnmamasutah@gmail.com   Thanks as always to Sara, the Instrumentalist, for our music, "Salamanca"

We’re chatting about another one of CoRri’s random fears: Hot air balloons! We also debate our strategies for surviving in a dystopia, we go in depth on some tropes we love and hate in movies we watched this week, and Mark tells CoRri about the cryptids she needs to watch out for in England. Highlights: [0:00] CoRri tell Mark why hot air balloons are a hot nightmare[15:47] We have an impromptu discussion of a mass shooting on Lunar New Year and what it’s like to live in a gun happy society[25:20] We talk about some upcoming JoAG things, including our amazing guest for next week, Michael Molcher, and Mark’s upcoming Last of Us livestreams. Follow him on YouTube to watch him play.[37:00] We debate how to survive in a dystopia[43:57] What we watched! We have many thoughts and disagreements[83:30] Mark warns CoRri about some British cryptids she should avoid on her trip in April Stuff we referenced: Are Hot Air Balloons Safe? Bad Weather Highlights Risk Hot air balloon crash kills five in Albuquerque, New Mexico How Deadly is Hot Air Ballooning? Fatalities Are Rare, Stats Show Pilot dies after falling out of hot air balloon during passenger ride in Vermont 19 tourists dead in hot air balloon crash in Egypt New Zealand hot air balloon crash pilot ‘used cannabis’ From the Archives, 1989: Thirteen die in 1000-metre balloon plunge Outback Ballooning director pleads guilty years after tourist’s death near Alice Springs WHS Law exposes aircraft operators to substantial penalties for safety breaches

Hour 4: Saturday night is going to be packed in sports bars for Giants/Eagles. CBS Sports Network has given us some ideas for things we can film in Arizona, like hot air ballooning. Al and Jerry will not go into a hot air balloon.C-Lo returns for his final update of the morning but first we talk about WFAN management not wanting Boomer to go up in a hot air balloon. Mike Kafka and Wink Martindale have interviews scheduled for Sunday. Chris Russo was not happy that Stephen A. Smith is missing shows to promote books. The Cowboys signed another kicker just in case Maher has a bad week of practice. In the final segment of the show, Gio has three social media stories. Trey Lance used the fingers crossed emojis on a post of Ran Carthon getting the GM job in Tennessee. And Peter Schwartz responded to a tweet, ‘as a celebrity' he didn't have to pay for his blue checkmark on Twitter.

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Hot Air Ballooning is very much alive in Michigan! And the West Michigan Balloon Association works hard to make sure that people of all ages can enjoy the thrill of this beautiful sport. Derrick Jones, Director of the West Michigan Balloon Association shares with us about the history of his organization, what their mission and goals are, and how this sport has inspired so many people to enjoy hot air ballooning.Links Mentioned In the Show:Balloons over Bay Harbor Facebook PageKalamazoo Balloon Fest Facebook PageHudsonville Balloon Days Facebook PageJoin the Call of Leadership Community at https://callofleadership.com/email

Welcome to part 3 of my mini-series about Kenya and The Masai Mara. Click here to go to part 1 and part 2. I decided to splurge and go on an early morning hot air balloon safari – very early the morning after New Year's Eve. I wanted to see the beautiful sunrise on the horizon of the savanna with exotic animals below me. So, after our game drive, I spoke to Francis who would arrange pickup for me just four hours after we entered 2022. Francis mentiones that the balloon will launch at 06 in the morning and take one hour. On landing we will be welcomed with a champagne bush breakfast. There will be plenty of room for take-off and landing, and he assured me that we would not disrupt any animals during the flight. He also told us to keep warm because it would get chilly. There would be no guarantee that we would see any animals as this was not during the migration season. It's something that is not included in the package. It's available as an extra option at 450 USD /408 Euros per person. So, it's not cheap. This is how I justified the extra expense: In ten years, I would be able to remember the experience but not the price tag. After the briefing, Francis mentioned that he would pick me up at 4.20 am. This would not be an easy feat. For the first time since I was three years old, I had to go to bed before midnight on New Year's Eve. THE RADIO VAGABOND LANGUAGE SCHOOL: SWAHILI Meanwhile, let's learn to say a few words that will impress the locals when you get here. As you heard in the previous episodes in this mini-series, Kenyans have English as one of the two official languages. And since you probably understand what I'm saying now, let's have a quick lesson in the other one: Swahili. You can hear the pronunciation on the podcast. Hello: Jambo Thank you: Asante sana You're welcome: Karibu Okay: Sawa Don't worry: Hakuna matata Note that no one says that in Kenya unless you are a tourist. The more common term is “Usijali” Friend: Rafiki Goodbye: Kwaheri   OTHER INTERESTING FACTS: DANGEROUS ANIMALS Shane, who you had met the two previous episodes, also took us through the most dangerous animals. It's not lions but much more elephants and hippos. A lone male elephant is very dangerous. Hippos are also animals to keep away from. We added a third one in our previous episode when we were chased by an angry rhino. It is always to have an experienced driver with you as they know the signs of danger. Therefore, Shane says, do not try to self-drive so that you do not put your safety at risk. THE ULTIMATE EXPERIENCE I was picked up at 4.20 as Francis promised on the first day of the year. We drove for about an hour on the bumpy roads (what he called a Kenyan massage) and we went on the savannah in the middle of Masai Mara. We signed a few papers as the team got three hot air balloons ready. The birds were chirping in the morning and the air was crisp and fresh. The experience began at the launch site in the heart of the Masai Mara National Game Reserve. It was still dark, but you could hear animals grazing close by and the occasional lion roaring in the distance at his early morning kill. There was a lot of activity as the Balloon Safari crew team were bustling around the balloon basket and “the envelope” (as they called the balloon itself) laid out flat on the ground ready for inflation. As we checked in at their security desk (the hood of a Jeep), we could hear the fans start and in the pre-dawn light I started to see the billowing of the envelope as it inflated and flames from the hot air balloon burner-test lit up the darkness. With the first glow of sunlight flickeing across the skies, the hot air balloon filled and gently rose. Our Russian pilot, Sergei Nosov gave us a pre-flight safety briefing. He took us through all the safety aspects and landing procedures. The basket was big and could fit twelve people in four compartments and the pilot in the middle. With the basket still lying flat on the ground, we're asked to climb in and lay down – on what looked like shelfs that would become walls to our hips when we stand up as we went airborne. Next to me were two Norwegians, Regine and Christian. Regine was a frequent traveller too – with more countries under her belt than me. The pilot then blew more hot air in the balloon and slowly the basket with us in it stood up. When it was standing upright, he told us to stand-up, and the adventure began. We slowly took off and gently glided with the wind over the plains of the Masai Mara, the silence, beauty and magnitude were breath-taking! Flying high up above the Masai Mara is the ultimate safari experience. Against a backdrop of a stunning sunrise, there's really nothing quite like it. The view from a hot-air balloon flight in the Masai Mara was unparalleled and the experience unforgettable. Sure, the idea of waking up at the crack of dawn the morning after New Year's Eve sounded less than pleasant the previous day but the rewards of embarking on this high-flying adventure outweighed the inconvenience of setting the alarm clock for 3.45. It was magnificent. LET'S GET HIGH At some point one of the other passengers asked Sergei how high we can go, and he just said “Well, let's find out”. He started the burners, and we went up and up and up. Got into the clouds and kept going up. Then above the clouds into the sunlight. He told us that we were 1,500 meters – almost 5,000 feet above ground. At this point Regine felt it was too much for her so she sat down in the basket so she couldn't see. I must admit I also felt we were too high above ground – as if it would mean any different falling 200 meters or 1500. Then Sergei slowly took us down again and in the last part of the flight we saw a group of lions having breakfast. Well Regine and Christian did but I couldn't spot them, so after the landing we drove over there and saw them up close. On the way back we saw another male lion just walking around allowing us to take picture of him. He also just had his breakfast and there was a big chunk of meat just waiting for the hyenas to come and get.  Then it was our turn to have breakfast, and wow – when Francis told me about that he wasn't overselling it. There was everything you could wish for: champagne, fruit, fresh bread, coffee and even a cook making your omelette just the way you like it. A DREAM JOB With my senses and belly full I went over to Sergei Nosov, our Russian pilot from Balloon Safaris Ltd for a chat. He started working here fire years ago and describes Kenya as the “Ballooning paradise” because of the open plains and beautiful places. Sometimes it's windy but they always have the skills and expertise to steer the balloon. They fly above the clouds from time to time and not too frequently but also, the level of clouds also changes. It is magical during the migration, and you can see thousands of animals coming from The Mara to Serengeti in Tanzania. The price of hot air ballooning is high, but it is worth every penny. I also chatted with Regine and Christian who said that it was “better than they expected”. They loved seeing the lions from above. It was such a unique experience although Regine felt that we went too high. Overall, it was an exciting thing to do. They have been on a longer trip throughout Kenye and after this, they will be visiting the Giraffe Manor as they have been in the waitlist for long. We explained about things to do in Nairobi in our previous episode. DISCLAIMER The trip to Masai Mara was made possible by Monica Musungu from Scenery Adventures but everything I've said in this episode is completely my own opinion. In the next post I'm visiting a Maasai village and get a glimpse of what it's like living in a semi-nomadic tribe. My name is Palle Bo, and I gotta keep moving. See you.

This week I met with ballooning pioneer Don Cameron. We discussed the birth of hot air ballooning in Britain, the fifty-year history of his company - Cameron Balloons, the remarkable rise of the Bristol International Balloon Fiesta, and touched on some of the extraordinary feats of ballooning that Don has undertaken.

Join Scott and me as we talk about Namibia. Even more so than other African safari destinations, Namibia is a photographer's dream. We take you to the desolate beauty of Deadvlei, the shipwrecks on the Skeleton Coast, and kayaking with seals in Walvis Bay.   We touch on the culture and history of the local tribes and the ancient cave paintings that have survived centuries. And of course, we'll talk about the best luxury lodges like Serra Cafema, &Beyond Sossusvlei, and the very unique Shipwreck Lodge.   Visit truvaytravel.com/36 for a video of today's show and additional resources.

There's a fascinating history to ballooning in Australia, so how are balloons made and what does it feel like when you're so close to the clouds?

When we think about the first humans flying, we usually associate it with airplanes. Well that's wrong. Associate it with ballooning now. This week, Colin tells the origin story of hot air ballooning while Sierra rewrites history, making it a little more drunk. Join us as we discuss how an entire child flew in a weather balloon, the difference between a Pilot and a Captain, and how science didn't really exist in the 1700's.

Join Karen and me as we talk about Turkey and the incredible adventures you can have on your visit. We highlight the main areas of Istanbul, Cappadocia, Bodrum, and Ephesus. We talk about the culture including shopping the spice markets, some of the 17 UNESCO sites, and cooking with a Turkish chef.   We touch on fun experiences like hot air ballooning, chartering a gulet with friends, and the best place to watch the sunset.   And we'll talk about the best luxury hotels in Istanbul, the cave hotels of Cappadocia, and the resorts of Bodrum.   Visit truvaytravel.com/22 for a video of today's show and additional resources.

It's Hot Air Ballooning time! The Block's Shelley Craft chats about lockdown blockdown, Tweed Mayor Chris Sherry talks about border issues affecting The Tweed, and Broc Feeney chats in studio about his new racing role for 2022 Supercars! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Hot Air Ballooning time! The Block's Shelley Craft chats about lockdown blockdown, Tweed Mayor Chris Sherry talks about border issues affecting The Tweed, and Broc Feeney chats in studio about his new racing role for 2022 Supercars! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Hot Air Ballooning time! The Block's Shelley Craft chats about lockdown blockdown, Tweed Mayor Chris Sherry talks about border issues affecting The Tweed, and Broc Feeney chats in studio about his new racing role for 2022 Supercars!

I share about my years of experience with vision boarding and elaborate on some of my success stories with vision boards and manifestation. This can be a powerful tool to bring your dreams into reality.I'll start off by saying that from my experience, no, it's not pointless, and yes, it does work. But, take it with a grain of salt, and know that it's not the end-all-be-all of manifestation. But it's an awesome part of the process and it's one of the many helpful tools.Manifestation is also done 95% internally. So, consider vision boarding part of the 5% of external actions that you can take towards manifesting your dreams.Also, we're manifesting all of the time, whether we realize it or not. We bring things into our experience all of the time, and we keep things out of our experience all of the time. That's all manifestation really is. But, you can learn to get really good at being much more deliberate about the way you manifest things into your life.From my experience, there are two kinds of vision boards. There is the “brainstorming” kind and the “honing in on the details” kind. And each kind of vision board is used in a different way, for different times in your life. It's best to use magazine clippings for the much more free-flowing “brainstorming” vision board. And I often use images from the internet when I am much clearer about what I'm looking for, when I'm making a “honing in on the details” vision board.In this episode, I describe two of my most recent vision boards and share the details of how they both came true, virtually image for image!Also mentioned in this episode:Hot Air Ballooning on The Edge, Part IHot Air Ballooning on the Edge, Part IIHow Blogging Changed My LifeAndBloomVisit The Goddess Attainable Blog here: https://thegoddessattainable.com/.Music: "Crystalized" by Luna WaveSupport the show

Show Notes: Video of our Napa Balloon Flight Hiking in Zion National Park Video See photos of all these trips on Lyn's Instagram (and please follow for more travel inspiration!): @FamiliesFlyFreeGet access to videos all about the Channel Islands, Grand Cayman, Europe and more as a member of Families Fly Free. Get more information and join below...Families Fly FreeDownload our FREE list of 7 INSIDER hacks Lyn uses to fly her family free:https://familiesflyfree.com/7hacks

As you all know KZN we have had the opportunity to travel and experience the majestic beauty that our beautiful province has to offer with the #SweetEscape. This experience was made possible by Tourism KwaZulu-Natal and their campaign: #KZNHasItAll Believe It. This past weekend, we went on an hour and half shot left to the Midlands. The team stayed at the beautiful Braham Hills Weddings, Events and Hotel Spa. Whilst at Braham Hills, we had the opportunity to do various activities, one that had an unexpected landing. The hot air balloon started off very well, lifting off in the sky, the two experiencing the beautiful scenery until the landing happened. Let's just say not every landing is the same. Listen to the full podcast here

In the final part of our major investigation into the often inaccurate portrayal of hot air ballooning on Aussie TV, we look back at Rake, Please Like Me, All Saints, Home and Away and The Simpsons to see if they can get hot air ballooning right. Stay tuned for our lowest and highest ever scores!

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From a free Glamping trip in 2018 Want to know how to get free trips and luxury hotel stays for being an influencer? People get really excited about getting free trips, gear, or luxury hotel stays just by posting on Instagram. And guess what? It's totally possible and probably easier than you think. The biggest thing is learning how to ask for what you want. Sometimes hotels and businesses will find you and make you an offer, but most of the time staying in a castle or getting free hot air ballon rides doesn't just fall into your lap - its up to you to go after the opportunities you want. The next biggest focus should be to create a win-win situation (make sure both sides get value from a collaboration). Wondering if your social media is really valuable enough to get free stuff? This is a great opportunity for a hotel to get in front of your audience - what would they pay for traditional advertising on TV or in a magazine? It will probably easier for companies to say yes after you get to 1000+ Instagram followers or 100+ podcast/YouTube subscribers, but I have heard of people starting to get free stuff with as little as 7 followers. Let's looks at an example - say you want to stay in a boutique hotel for two free nights in exchange for media exposure on your instagram account. Here is what I have done that works really well: Find out when the hotel has rooms available and go during low season. Its fairly low cost for a hotel to give you a couple free nights when they have extra capacity. Find hotels or trips that align with your existing audience - the hotel wants to know that they could actually get some customers from your posts. In my case, I prefer to work with eco lodges or boutique hotels that are a little more adventurous. I try to play the odds - if 10% of the hotels say yes to partnering with you, then how may would you want to pitch to guarantee you get a match? Generally I will send start by emailing 10-15 potential partner hotels. I find the email for the hotel manager or the marketing manager on the hotel website. When you get to the hotel, make sure you know what photos/video/stories you want to capture and how long it will take you to collect those, so you can enjoy you experience when you are finished. I try to shoot photos of the room in the first 10 minutes before it gets messed up with luggage unpacking I try to ask what has worked well for a hotel in the past and if there is any specific angle they would like to promote. When we were staying at castle Otocec in Slovenia, the hotel manager really wanted me to focus on their highly rated restaurant and the fresh local food (the breakfast buffet made me feel like a Lord) Then I try to over deliver - if I promised five instagram posts, then I'll do six, plus a facebook live, plus a mention on the podcast. I also make sure I give them all the photos I take so they can use them for later for their own social media. When negotiating with hotels, it's great if you can provide some testimonials or case studies of hotels you have worked with in the past. So when people have reached out and said, “I went to this hotel after you mentioned it and had the best sleep I've had in years," I keep track of that in a file. Sometimes a hotel can only give you part of what you ask for. For example, you might have to settle for one free night instead of two, and a discounted dinner instead of free. I invite you to experiment and have some fun with this! You never know what you will get until you ask. Examples of free hotel stays and trips we have gotten: Hot Air Ballooning in Southern California Glamping in Bali at Sangiri Staying in a luxury hotel in Castle Otocec, in Slovenia Staying in the boutique Temple Tree resort Zadar outdoor festival Hot Air Ballooning with California Dreamin' Staying in a castle!

Hot Air Ballooning is an extremely tranquil sport. Rescue Special Ops didn't give that impression. John Turnbull joins us again for Part 2 of Undertelly's Ballooning Exposé. NB: Undertelly does not own any of the music or clips featured in this episode. All music and clips belongs to Southern Star, Nine Entertainment, 20th Century Fox and Big Brother Canada Intro music: bensound.com

In part 1 of Undertelly's Hot Air Ballooning Expose, special guest John Turnbull joins Olek to find out how accurately hot air ballooning is represented on Aussie TV. In this episode we take a look at one particular episode of Neighbours and quickly discover that our neighbours aren't always there for one another. Intro/outro music: www.bensound.com NB: Undertelly does not own any of the clips or music played in this episode.

We spent December 2017 and January 2018 living in Southern California (SoCal), halfway between San Diego and LA. I spent many full days writing Superconductors, but we still had time to work in a bunch of adventures! Adventure highlights from our time in SoCal: Attended a business mastermind in Encinitas (With former guests Chase Boehringer and Emily Utter) Hosted an Art of Adventure meetup in San Diego Skiing at Big Bear Mountain Hot Air Ballooning with California Dreamin' in Temecula wine country Saturday group bicycle road rides with Jax Bicycles in Murrietta Epic cycling adventure on forest service roads in the Ortega Mountains Hiking in Cleveland National Forest Cycling among the lemon groves - free lemons Beach day in Oceanside Four day trip to Whistler, B.C for skiing with my college buddies Trail running and hiking right behind our house Heated lap pool at the community center Waking up early to view the Blue Blood Super moon eclipse (hasn't happened in 150 years) Shooting at the indoor gun range Hot Air Ballooning with California Dreamin'  

Jon and Bryan are joined by TV Field Producer Mallick. He takes them from working production in Philly to Ghost Hunting throughout America. Along the way he worked with Kevin Smith. Chatted with George Carlin, Hung out with Bam Magera and Ryan Dunn and even worked with Jon on Punk'd. The show really takes a dramatic turn when the guys talk about Hot Air Ballooning. Coughing, Crying and no Radio? Enjoy and encourage others to subscribe.

Stream episodes on demand from www.bitesz.com (mobile friendly). Come hot air ballooning very early in the morning with Alex First on Australia’s Gold Coast. For more visit www.hotair.com.au Subscribe, rate and review Travel First at any good podcatcher app, including iTunes (featured in New & Noteworthy), audioBoom, Stitcher, Pocketcasts, Podbean and more. Email: travelfirst@bitesz.com For more, follow Travel First on Facebook, twitter, Google+, Instagram and Clammr: Facebook: @travelfirstpodcast twitter: @travelfirstpod Instagram: www.instagram.com/travelfirstpodcast Google+: https://plus.google.com/u/2/collection/wi0YaB Clammr: http://www.clammr.com/app/travelfirst If you're enjoying Travel First, please share and tell your friends. Thank you... #travel #Australia #Queensland #Qld #GoldCoast #ballooning #holidays Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Please find some links and notes from the 2 Regular Guys Podcast. It has been over 4 years and we are excited to bring you our 200th Episode. In celebration of the 200th Episode, Terry and Aaron are going to give you 200 Niche Markets and share your ideas that you submitted via the hashtag #200NicheMarkets. This will be a fun and fast paced episode with lots of great ideas for new markets to explore. Sponsored by: Equipment Zone and Pic The Gift Our regular listeners know this, but 2 Regular Guys are all about garment decorating, a bit of fun, and no rants or lectures or selling. We are not doing this for our employers, but rather for our industry. For the past 4 years, 2 Regular Guys have been the first and the most listened to garment decorating industry podcast on this planet! We are humbled by all of you tuning in each week. We work hard to bring you information that will make your business better, and our industry better. Take a look at our incredible weekly guest list and you'll understand where this industry goes for news, interviews and the heartbeat of garment decorating. Thanks for listening!! News Items TSC Announces Partnership with Dov Charney - TSC Apparel announces an exclusive partnership with designer Dov Charney and his clothing line, Los Angeles Apparel. The former American Apparel CEO's new brand is a line of basics crafted and manufactured in South Central Los Angeles. Shoutouts Marshall Hamilton from Kids Play Graphics is a regular listener and stopped by the Equipment Zone booth at ISS Atlantic City to say hello. Izabella Pintarich another regular listener with Solid Stitch Embroidery was in one of Aaron's seminars in Atlantic City. 200 Niche Markets (or as many as we can talk about in one hour!) What is a niche market? This is a narrowly focused slice of the market that you know and understand intimately, and have the potential of owning this market. And of course, the potential of expanding this market ever wider and ever wider. Compared to the shotgun approach, everyone is my customer, this is laser focus with the potential of reaching everyone involved in that focused market. The purpose of this conversation. We're not necessarily suggesting you jot down a niche and build your business around it. If you love an idea, by all means, go for it. But we're attempting to get your creative juices flowing to create your own niche in the marketplace. And if one or more of our ideas helps you to match up a personal passion with your business, all the better. Pillow Cases as a product line - Sometimes it's not just a niche market but a niche product category as well. East Coast printer who prints anniversary, just married and a variety of other pillow cases through their website. This is best suited to DTG printing. Hot Air Ballooning - they need jackets, it's cold up there. They love lots of colors and big designs! (Tweet from Erich Campbell) Bachelor/Bachelorette Parties - Suggested in one of my Niche Market seminars. If you've ever been to Vegas, you've seen these shirts. Contact wedding and party planners and offer to do shirts for bachelor/bachelorette party, wedding party, etc., paying a commission to the party planner. Holiday Socks - I was just talking last week with a decorator who sells very ornate decorated socks on the internet. Her niche? Socks for all the major holidays. Aaron, since you only wear sublimation socks you have to appreciate this! Ice Cream and Whale Watching - The entrepreneur spirit said, “We should put those whale watching pictures on t-shirts while they eat their ice cream treats!” What should be our first thought in almost every situation? “I should do shirts!” Marijuana Dispensaries - Suggested also in a seminar, a Colorado ASI dealer said she's focused on t-shirts being sold at the legal dispensaries. She commented that she gets orders for some really wild artwork. Promotional Products Distributors - Most advertising s...

In this Travel Tuesdays episode, travel with us to California Wine Country! We go wine tasting in Sonoma, explore the various cute towns from Petaluma to Healdsburg, go sightseeing in Point Reyes and drive along the Sonoma Coast and finally take a hot air balloon ride over Napa vineyards! [player] From this episode: RV Park: The post RFWH 18: Travel Tuesday, Exploring California Wine Country, Sonoma, Hot Air Ballooning Over Napa, Point Reyes and the Sonoma Coast appeared first on Real Food Whole Health.

Full Show Notes: www.travelfreedompodcast.com/051   Summary: We stumble across a traditional backstreet restaurant, in the heart of Barcelona, where the owners make you instantly part of the family. Discuss Barcelona's place as a digital nomad hub. We podcast from 1000 meters from a hot air balloon in Barcelona province. Plus, everything you'll ever need to know about olive oil!   Topics: Do old style family restaurants still exist in the tourist centre of Barcelona? Yes! We find one by accident and get a hear warming family welcome. The 10 euro lunch menu with way too much wine! We discuss the top reasons Barcelona is a great digital nomad hub Pickpocketing and crime risks in Barcelona Cost of living Alternative parts of the city that are ideal to stay in long term Cava for brunch Amazing tapas bites you just can't find in the tourist restaurants We fly over Barcelona province in a hot air Balloon! The truth about the Extra virgin olive oil you are getting back home

Episode 11 in the house! For those of you have been with us since the very beginning, you’ll recall that Episode 1 was an interview Len conducted with test pilot Mark Jones Jr. We decided if was time to interview another interesting aviator and our special guest during Episode 11 was Patrick Smith of TailwindsOverFrederick.com. […] The post Episode #11 – Official Stuck Mic Gear, AOPA Summit Highlights, & Intro to Hot Air Ballooning appeared first on Stuck Mic AvCast - An Aviation Podcast About Learning to Fly, Living to Fly, & Loving to Fly.

LX.TV's George Oliphant travels with the Autumn wind in a hot air balloon over New England.

In this inaugural episode of the Adventure Sports Podcast, we describe the show format and introduce ourselves to the listeners. We look forward to bringing you exciting new episodes 3 days a week on all types of adventure sports including Bungee Jumping, BASE Jumping, Wingsuit Flying, Proximity Flying, Sky Surfing, Skydiving, Indoor Skydiving, Hot Air Ballooning, Paramotoring, Paragliding, Hang Gliding, Microlight, Jet-Powered Flight, Skiing, Snowboarding, Ski Jumping, Snowmobiling, Speed Flying, Speed Riding, Windsurfing, Kitesurfing, Kiteboarding, Skimboarding, Jet Skiing, Big Wave Bodyboarding, Surfing, Big Wave Surfing, Waterskiing, Wakeboarding, Kneeboarding, Stand Up Paddle Boarding, Whitewater Rafting, Whitewater Kayaking, Scuba Diving, Cave Diving, Freediving, Free-Diving, Adventure Racing, Endurance Racing, Trail Running, Triathlon, Obstacle Racing, Mountaineering, Rock Climbing, Ice Climbing, Mixed Climbing, Abseiling, Rappelling, Free Climbing, Bouldering, Slacklining, Mountain Biking, Adventure Motorcycle Travel, Enduro Riding, Cycling, Motocross, Rally Racing, Motorcycle Racing, Freestyle Motocross, BMX, Skateboarding, Longboarding, Mountainboarding, All-Terrain Boarding, Rallying, Inline Skating, Street Luging, Paintball, Parkour, Sandboarding   www.adventuresportspodcast.com - Podcast Page www.180tack.com - 180 Tack Products Facebook Twitter