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This week's episode is a shakeup from the normal. Today Mike Peron and Rob Galloway skip the guest interview to chat about all of the events and entertainment you need to add to your calendar for the summer of 2025!   MAY: 5/24: Matisyahu (Bally's)  5/24 – 25: Made in Tahoe Festival (Palisades) 5/30: Kevin Hart in Reno (Nugget Event Center) 5/31: Jefferson Starship (Harrah's) + Jackie Greene/Hot Buttered Rum at CBC 5/31: Big Blue Adventure Tail Wagger (NT Regional Park) – run with your dog 5k & 1-mile runs + dog-focused festival 8am - 3:30pm 5/31 – June 1: America's Most Beautiful Bike Ride 6/2 - 6/4: Backcountry Festival at Corely Ranch in Carson Valley 6/7:  The Hip Abduction (The Hangar) Tahoe City Food & Wine Classic   Soroptimist Wine & Restaurant Faire Dinner - 50th anniv on this (Coyote Moon Golf Course) Bowl Incline has Words to Water – benefit concert from WaterHope.org  6/8, 7/13, 8/10, 9/7: Music in Paradise Park (SLT) Trey Stone, Dirty Cello, Mescalito, Boot Juice 6/8: Wiz Khalifa (Cargo in Reno) 6/8: Tahoe Joy Festival (Commons Beach in Tahoe City) – 10 regional bands + student musicians + local vendors & food trucks 6/8: Maker Show at Truckee Roundhouse (Tr Tah Airport) – think of a craft fair where you are the one making all the crafts 6/14: Rod Stewart (Caesars Republic) + Lonestar (Truckee Rodeo Grounds for Latitude 39 Festival – 3rd year) 6/15: Valhalla Free Lawn Concerts 6/19 - 22: Broken Arrow Skyrace (Palisades)  6/19 – 20: Brighter Daze Music Festival – (Reno) Rebelution, Slightly Stoopid, E-40, Pepper, DENM, The Elovaters & more 6/19 – 20: Skate the Lake (Common's Beach)  6/19 – 28: Reno Rodeo – lots of events happening around the event and the kickoff concert is Scotty McCreery 6/21-6/22: Tahoe MTB Fest 6/21: Truckee Reggae Fest (Truckee Regional Park Outdoor Ampitheater) – Barrington Levy & Mystic Roots headline Sun. 6/22: Rock Tahoe Half Marathon  6/24 – 25: Trailcon (Palisades) trail & ultra running event + panelists & a festival  6/26: Aaron Lewis at TJ's Corral in Minden 6/28: Earth, Wind & Fire (Caesars Republic) + Western States Endurance Run – 100 mile race that is the world's oldest 100 mile trail race – starts in Olympic Valley and ends in Auburn JULY 7/1: Cascade Kitchens opening 7/6 – 7: Shakespeare Festival beings (runs thru August 23, 24) Twelfth Night & Peter & the Starcatcher 7/9-7/13: Celeb Golf 7/10: Tunes on Tap music series starts at Alibi in Incline Village  7/11: Mini Enduro (Northstar) MTB rider competition tailored for intermediate riders 7/12: Polish Ambassador (The Hangar) 7/12: Truckee Brewfest (Truckee River Regional Park) – put on by Truckee Optimist Club – all proceeds support Truckee youth programs 7/12 – 13: Wild Lotus Yoga Festival (Palisades) 7/13: Junior Downhill Series (Northstar) riders 12 & under 7/14 – 20: Barracuda Open – formerly the Reno-Tahoe Open – PGA event at Old Greenwood 7/18 - 19: Jon Pardi (Caesars Republic) 7/19 - 20: Tahoe Trail 100 (Northstar) – ride 50k or 100k of the Tahoe Trail MTB 24 – 25: Gambler's Run Music Festival (CBC) – Brothers Comatose, Beats Antique, Papadosio & Paul Thorn 26: Dropkick Murphy's, Bad Religion & Mainliners (GSR in Reno) 26: Kane Brown (Caesars) 30: Steve Earle (Harrah's)   AUGUST 8/1 - 2: Old Dominion (Caesars Republic) 8/8: Hozier & Gigi Perez 8/8 – 9: Concours d'Elegance wooden boat show (Obexer's Boat Co. in Homewood) – 51 years 8/9: Taste of Gold (LTCC) - the foundation's annual fundraiser for the college - lots of wine and food  8/10: Creed, 3 Doors Down & Mammoth WVH (Caesars Republic) + 311 at GSR in Reno 8/15: Whiskey Myers & Tedeschi Trucks Band (Caesars Republic) 8/16 – 17: Valhalla Renaissance Faire (Tahoe Valley Campground) 8/21: Collie Buddz (The Hangar) 8/23 – 24: Lake Tahoe Triathlon (Sugar Pine Point St Park) 8/23: Comic Con (TB Event Center) 8/23: Tahoe BrewFest (Ski Run SLT) 8/24: Weird Al Yankovic (Caesars Republic) 8/26: Dave Matthews Band (Caesars Republic) 9/5: Hollow Coves (The Hangar) 9/6: Sample the Sierra 9/6: Teddy Swims (Caesars) 9/14: Darius Rucker (Caesars) 9/18 – 21: Tahoe Wine + Feast (TBEC) 9/27-9/28: Tahoe Games @ Caesars    FALL & 2026 TEASERS: Fall Fest @ Paradise Park: Oct. 18-19, 2025 Curling Grand Slam @ TBEC: Nov. 4-9, 2025 Celebrity Banked Slalom @ Heav: Apr. 3-5, 2026 Foam Glow @ TBEC: Fall 2026

Twenty-five residents from Incline Village and Crystal Bay will be selected to participate in a five-week leadership program.

This week, in Incline Village, Nevada, a horrible scene awaits police, when a car plunges 800 feet off a cliff, mangling the woman inside. Meanwhile, a man hangs from a branch, nearly 100 feet below the road, seemingly lucky to be alive. But was this really a tragic accident, or a truly evil plot to make it all look like an accident, just so he could grope women, in hot tubs?Along the way, we find out that famous people seem to like to hang out, in the middle of nowhere, that you should have more than a sprained ankle, when being thrown from the window of a truck, and that you should always care more about your dead wife, than finding your fanny pack!!New episodes every Thursday!Donate at: patreon.com/crimeinsports or go to paypal.com and use our email: crimeinsports@gmail.comGo to shutupandgivememurder.com for all things Small Town Murder & Crime In Sports!Follow us on...twitter.com/@murdersmallfacebook.com/smalltownpodinstagram.com/smalltownmurderAlso, check out James & Jimmie's other show, Crime In Sports! On Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Wondery, Wondery+, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to podcasts!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Join us on the Contacts Coaching Podcast as we dive into the inspiring journey of Tim Kelly, the head basketball coach at Incline Village High School. Tim shares his unique experiences from growing up and playing in Incline, moving to various coaching roles across the country, and ultimately returning to his hometown to make a lasting impact. Discover valuable insights on leadership, training philosophies, and building a winning culture through relationships and mentorship. Don't miss out on this incredible story of dedication, growth, and community. 00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome 00:13 Coach Tim Kelly's Early Life and Career 01:30 Coaching Journey and Philosophy 06:06 Experiences in Australia and Coaching Insights 10:55 Youth Sports and Multi-Sport Athletes 15:06 First Coaching Job and Lessons Learned 20:40 Influences and Coaching Styles 24:35 Mastering the Game: Coach Burton's Influence 25:16 Lessons Learned at Servite 26:30 The Reality of High School Recruiting 30:40 Returning to Incline: Building a Legacy 33:47 Virtue a Day: The Core of Our Program 37:31 Learning from Other Sports and Coaches 40:18 Evolving as a Coach: Embracing Growth 42:49 The Power of Listening and Collaboration 45:23 Final Thoughts and Reflections --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/justin-clymo30/support

As fall colors hit their peak in the Sierra Nevada, the guys chat about a variety of topics, highlighted by sharing some new must-ride trail beta on Buzzards Roost Ridge and Mill Canyon/Lost Cannon loop, news of the Forest Service not hiring seasonal employees in 2025 and what it means for the public, the ups and downs of Tahoe Regional Planning Agency (TRPA) with traffic, congestion and a lack of emergency evacuation planning in the Lake Tahoe Basin, the announcement of Homewood Resort not opening this winter after TRPA called out mega-billionaires trying to privatize the resort and a mountain bike pilot program on Mount Tam being squashed by eco zealots. Listeners also call into the 888 COR LORD hotline with some observational rants, the guys share their opinion of what a “core lord” actually is and the boys introduce a new segment on the show – Dope or Derp? 2:50 – Can you say “Indian Summer” to describe warm and calm fall conditions? Bumper crop of pine nuts in the Toiyabe this fall.6:40 – Clearing Marysville Canyon trail, a feeder trail up to the Toiyabe Crest Trail.10:00 – “Forest Bathing” – nothing beats being in an aspen grove in fall colors.12:00 – Conway Summit on 395 is the Los Angeles/Bay Area tourist border line.14:30 – Driving to Lundy Lake and hiking up to the May Lundy Mine.15:45 – Driving over Lucky Boy Pass from Hawthorne, NV to Bridgeport, CA.17:30 – Riding the resurrected Buzzards Roost Ridge trail near Quincy.22:00 – Riding the 14-mile Lost Cannon-Mill Canyon trail loop near Walker, CA, part of the Orogenesis and Sierra Camino trail route.25:30 – The summer of close call fires in Reno/Tahoe. Mill Fire, Bear Fire, Davis Fire, Quilici Fire.30:50 – US Forest Service will not be hiring any season employees for 2025, except fire personnel. This will have huge impacts on campgrounds, trails and all avalanche centers.35:00 – US public lands are an international draw for tourists around the world and our public lands are woefully underfunded.37:00 – Playing some calls from the COR LORD hotline. Wing foiling, ebike rant, sharing more detail when describing locations of trails and backcountry skiing lines.1:02:30 – Marin County debacle. Pilot mountain bike trail program on Mount Tam was about to go live when a group of eco zealots sued to suspend the program.1:08:00 – Lake Tahoe is the third oldest freshwater lake in the world. 2.5 million years old. Hurricane Helene dropped an equivalent of all the water in Lake Tahoe on the Southeast.1:12:00 – Tahoe Regional Planning Agency – TRPA – accused of perpetuating negative impacts from recreation when they are tasked with minimizing negative impacts. The construction of the East Shore trail and the impacts from increased tourism.1:15:00 – East Shore trail from Incline Village to Sand Harbor has become overrun with tourists.1:18:00 – There is no emergency evacuation plan from the Tahoe Basin in the event of a wildfire. How do you evacuate millions of tourists from the Tahoe Basin in an emergency?1:23:30 – The other side of TRPA – Homewood Resort announced they are not operating winter of 2024-25 because of a conflict between public and private access to the resort.1:32:00 – COR LORD CALL-IN questions: What is the definition of a Core Lord? If you had a suffer a natural disaster loss, would you rather lose everything in a fire or flood?1:38:30 – A new segment for Mind the Track – Dope or Derp? Oakley goggle glasses. Skinning up a ski resort for exercise. A ski resort in Ruby Mountains near Elko.1:52:00 – A closing comment about Artificial Intelligence – AI.

On this episode of Tahoe TAP, your hosts, Mike Peron and Rob Galloway bring you another fresh episode of "Things, Adventure, and People," all Tahoe-related for your listening pleasure. The focus of this week's show is getting to know Sustainability Superstar Heather Segale, the Education & Outreach Director at the UC Davis Tahoe Environmental Research Center (TERC) located in Incline Village. For over 15 years, Heather Segale has been fostering stewardship programs that spark interest in environmental science. From school-aged children to adults, Heather has been instrumental in establishing a culture of environmental awareness and cultivating a mindset of personal responsibility in the community. Heather is responsible for providing both intellectual and administrative leadership in the education and outreach component of TERC's mission. She manages the Tahoe Science Center in Incline Village and the Eriksson Education Center in Tahoe City. Additionally, she develops and maintains exhibits, coordinates education programming, pursues funding opportunities, and manages grants for education exhibits and programs. Heather also coordinates TERC's participation in regional outreach efforts and oversees the marketing plans for TERC's two science education centers. Enjoy as we dive deeper into Heather's incredible work and explore how she's making a lasting impact on Tahoe's environmental landscape!

On this episode of Tahoe TAP, hosts Mike Peron and Rob Galloway deliver local news and feature an in-depth interview with Ryan E. Sommers, Fire Chief of the North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District. Chief Sommers' team is renowned for their excellence in preventing, preparing for, and responding to emergencies in the communities of Incline Village and Crystal Bay, Nevada.   Ryan E. Sommers was unanimously appointed to the position on September 21, 2016, becoming the seventh Chief since the district's founding in 1959. Sommers was born in Reno and raised in Incline Village, and began his career with the NLTFPD in 1991 as a seasonal volunteer firefighter. He has since worked his way up through the ranks, serving as a dispatcher in 1995, firefighter in 1997, Engineer, Captain, Battalion Chief, and Assistant Fire Chief before being named Chief. Enjoy!

Here's a look at the top headlines from around the Northland for Friday, April 12, 2024. In this episode, work could begin soon on Incline Village at former Central School site, Carlton district considers 4-day school week, and Denfeld theater students 'stay gold' with 'The Outsiders' The Duluth News Tribune Minute is a product of Forum Communications Company and is brought to you by reporters at the Duluth News Tribune, Superior Telegram and Cloquet Pine Journal. Find more news throughout the day at duluthnewstribune.com. If you enjoy this podcast, please consider supporting our work with a subscription at duluthnewstribune.news/podcast. Your support allows us to continue providing the local news and content you want.

Real estate is priced dramatically different just a short distance from Reno, Sparks and Carson City, Nevada. Incline Village is definitely a luxury home and 2nd home market. But, are there some deals? And is the value really there? Why Incline Village instead of South Lake Tahoe? David tells us the difference between price and value. Are they making any more homes in Incline Village? David Duffié NV #S.0054249 will give us the "skinny". SothebysRealty.com/SierraSir 775-832-4900 Sageintl.com 775-786-5515

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This podcast hit paid subscribers' inboxes on Dec. 26. It dropped for free subscribers on Jan. 2. To receive future pods as soon as they're live, and to support independent ski journalism, please consider an upgrade to a paid subscription. You can also subscribe to the free tier below:WhoGreg Gavrilets, General Manager of Mt. Rose, NevadaRecorded onNovember 27, 2023About Mt. RoseView the mountain stats overviewOwned by: The Buser familyLocated in: Incline Village, NevadaYear founded: 1964Pass affiliations: NoneReciprocal partners: NoneClosest neighboring ski areas: Sky Tavern (:03), Diamond Peak (:15), Northstar (:28), Homewood (:44), Palisades Tahoe (:45), Tahoe Donner (:48), Boreal (:49), Donner Ski Ranch (:51), Sugar Bowl (:52), Soda Springs (:53), Heavenly (:56). Travel times vary considerably given weather conditions, time of day, and time of year.Base elevation: 7,900 feet (bottom of Chuter lift)Summit elevation: 9,700 feetVertical drop: 1,800 feetSkiable Acres: 1,200+Average annual snowfall: 350 inchesTrail count: 70+ (10% expert double black, 40% black, 30% intermediate blue, 20% beginner green)Lift count: 8 (2 six-packs, 1 high-speed quad, 2 fixed-grip quads, 1 triple, 1 carpet, 1 “Little Mule”)View historic Mt. Rose trailmaps on skimap.org.Why I interviewed himThere's something so damn dramatic about skiing around Tahoe. The lake, yes, but it's also the Sierra Nevada, heaving and brutal, pitched as though crafted for skiing, evergreens loper-spaced apart. It's the snow, piled like pizza boxes in a hoarder's apartment, ever-higher, too much to count or comprehend (well, some years). It's the density, the always knowing that, like some American Alps, there is always another ski center past the one you're riding and the one you can see from there and the one you can see beyond that.Mt. Rose is one of just three Tahoe ski areas that sits fully on the Nevada side of the lake (the other two are Diamond Peak and Sky Tavern; Heavenly straddles the California-Nevada border). That whole Nevada thing can sap some of the Tahoe mystique. What is Nevada, after all, to most of us, but desert, dry, wide-open, and empty? I once slipped into a hallucinogenic state of borderline psychosis on a 122-degree drive Vegas-bound across Interstate 15. I was dead sober but sleep-deprived and in a truck with no air-conditioning the rippling distances tore my soul into potpourri and scattered it about the alien planet I became convinced I was crossing.But Nevada is a ski state, and Mt. Rose is its finest ski area. As the truest locals' bump on the block, it is a crucial piece of the Tahoe Zeitgeist, the place that tourists don't bother with, and that locals bother with specifically because of that fact.There are a handful of communities in America that count as their home bump a big, thrilling ski area that is not also a major tourist attraction. Bogus Basin, outside of Boise; Mt. Spokane, Washington; Montana Snowbowl, looming over Missoula. Where you can mainline the big-mountain experience sans the enervation of crowds. Mt. Rose is one of those places, a good, big ski area without all the overwhelm we've come to associate with them.What we talked aboutEarly-season openings; assessing the Lakeview chairlift upgrade after year one; why Mt. Rose doesn't operate into May; extending the ski day after Daylight Savings; could night skiing ever work at Mt. Rose?; living through 668 inches of snow; Ober Mountain; the upside of starting your career at a small ski area; the brilliance of Peak Resorts; where Vail went right and wrong in their acquisition of Peak; the existential challenges of Paoli Peaks; the Very Bad 2021-22 ski season at Attitash; fortress mentality; convincing Vail to upgrade the Attitash Summit Triple; what Gavrilets found when he showed up at Mt. Rose on Saturday of President's Weekend; how the Busers built Mt. Rose into a first-rate ski area; why the family considered selling Mt. Rose around 2017, and ultimately reversed course; committed to independence; “We're over $100 cheaper than Palisades for a full-day lift ticket”; how Slide Mountain, Mt. Rose, and Sky Tavern settled into their modern footprints; Mt. Rose's potential expansion; whether a ski connection between Sky Tavern and Mt. Rose could exist; future lift upgrade priorities; how The Chutes changed Mt. Rose's profile; slopeside lodging; destination potential?; the potential for a tram up to the ski area from Reno; and why Mt. Rose hasn't joined any multi-mountain passes.Why I thought that now was a good time for this interviewFew ski areas have more aggressively modernized since the turn of the century than Mt. Rose. The mountain dropped its first sixer (Northwest Express), in the ground in 2000, and opened its second (Zephyr), the year it opened The Chutes, one of the most singular terrain pods in the American West. In the intervening years, Rose has shuffled around and modernized the remainder of its lifts, and last year dropped a high-speed quad in place of the old Lakeview triple. The snowmaking system is one of the best in Tahoe. Next up: an expansion across the highway to intermediate terrain that would hang over Sky Tavern.Like Arapahoe Basin, whose oldest chairlift is a 2007 Leitner-Poma fixed-grip quad, Mt. Rose has quietly modernized amid the giants that were destined to destroy it. This isn't supposed to be the story. The story is supposed to be Corporate Conglomerates Are Killing Skiing!!! But they're not. Mt. Rose proves that in Tahoe like A-Basin proves it on the I-70 mainline.Skiers in Reno could easily drive up to Northstar or Heavenly or Palisades Tahoe. But Gavrilets tells us that Mt. Rose is doing better than ever, in spite of the fact that the ski area has no slopeside lodging, no megapass affiliation, and no name recognition outside of a couple-hundred mile radius. Why do you suppose that is?Mt. Rose is a counterintuitive case-study in why so many assumptions about modern skiing are wrong. A place in the market exists for a family-owned and -operated ski area that focuses on delivering a good product at an inflation-adjusted price that would not make a time traveler from 1965 gasp with horror “But that costs more than my car!”I can't always tell you what's wrong with skiing, but I usually know what's right when I see it. And just about everything that Mt. Rose is doing feels exactly right.What I got wrongI mispronounced the name of Mt. Rose's owners, pronouncing “Buser” like “Bus-er” (wrong), rather than “Boozer” (right).Why you should ski Mt. RoseWell there are The Chutes:And all the beefcake lifts:And the 30-minute drive from the airport, meaning that when you fly in to ski Palisades or Heavenly, you can stop and clock a half day at Mt. Rose for $69:And the manageable liftlines, and the parking right at the base of the lifts, and the 350 inches of average annual snowfall. This may not be your ski Narnia, your endless empty, but it's a less-frantic version of whatever they have down the road.Podcast NotesOn three ski areas that were once one ski area that are now two ski areasLift-served skiing on Mt. Rose started with a chairlift strung up from what is now Sky Tavern ski area to what is now the Slide Bowl area of Mt. Rose:Mt. Rose broke off from the lower-mountain area by the time it opened as a separate entity in 1964. The lower-mountain became a non-profit, volunteer-run, learn-to-ski center called Sky Tavern, which continues to operate today:The larger ski area's modern-day footprint was, for several decades, two separate ski areas – one on the Slide Peak terrain and another in Mt. Rose proper:They combined in the late ‘80s:Then, in 2004, The Chutes opened, giving us the Mt. Rose we can ski today:On Ober MountainGavrilets began his career at Tennessee's only ski area, which sits above Gatlinburg. You can access it via tram from downtown, or you can drive up. It's a tiny place, but still has a respectable 600-foot vertical drop. It's an Indy Pass partner. Here's a trailmap:On Peak Resorts and the Peak PassGavrilets spent a good part of his career at Peak Resorts, which Vail purchased in whole in 2019. Here's what their portfolio looked like at its height. The New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Pennsylvania ski areas were included on the Peak Pass outright. You could ski the Midwest ski areas with the pass, but it was one of those “stop by the customer service desk to get a ticket” deals.On the Attitash Summit TripleGavrilets spent a good part of his tenure at Attitash making the case to Vail that the company needed to upgrade the Summit Triple. This past summer, the company finally did it, putting a high-speed quad in its place. That lift is scheduled to open soon, and I went into great detail on the project with Attitash General Manager Brandon Swartz at the 6:12 mark of our recent podcast conversation:On the density of Lake Tahoe skiingThe Tahoe region may have the densest concentration of ski areas in America, with 16 lift-served Alpine ski areas circling the lake. Here's a statistical breakdown of each:On Mt. Rose's history siteMt. Rose recently re-vamped the resort history page of its website. Check it out.On reconfiguring the trails around the Lakeview liftWhen Mt. Rose upgraded the Lakeview chairlift from a triple to a high-speed quad last year, they also reconfigured several trails around it:On Galena ski areaMt. Rose's trailmap shows a potential expansion down across the Mt. Rose highway. Gavrilets tells us that Powdr had attempted to build a standalone resort called Galena down there. I could't find any information on this, but it would be cool if Mt. Rose could activate this terrain:On Shane McConkey crushing The ChutesOn connecting Mt. Rose to Reno via tramWhile it hovers over mild-weather Reno, which averages 22 inches of snowfall per winter, Mt. Rose sits at a monstrous 8,260 feet. Bridging that distance requires navigating one hell of a winding access road:We discuss a potential aerial lift up from town in the podcast, but I'm not sure if it's feasible, cost-wise, as it's 13 air miles from the airport to the ski area. That's about the same distance as the main strip of casinos. Like Gavrilets says in the pod, “if this was Europe, it would already be built.”The Storm explores the world of lift-served skiing year-round. Join us.The Storm publishes year-round, and guarantees 100 articles per year. This is article 111/100 in 2023, and number 496 since launching on Oct. 13, 2019. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.stormskiing.com/subscribe

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has released its most recent estimate for adults with chronic fatigue syndrome.美国疾病控制与预防中心 (CDC) 发布了对患有慢性疲劳综合症的成年人的最新估计。People with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) suffer from at least six months of severe tiredness that is not helped by rest. They can also report pain and mental confusion.患有慢性疲劳综合症 (CFS) 的人会遭受至少六个月的严重疲劳，而且休息也无济于事。 他们还可以报告疼痛和精神混乱。Health officials said the study was the first nationally representative estimate of how many U.S. adults have chronic fatigue syndrome. The study gathered information from 2021 to 2022. It found that 1.3 percent of American adults reported having CFS or something like it.卫生官员表示，这项研究是首次对美国成年人患有慢性疲劳综合症的人数进行全国代表性的估计。 该研究收集了 2021 年至 2022 年的信息。研究发现，1.3% 的美国成年人患有慢性疲劳综合症或类似疾病。These numbers from the CDC are larger than earlier studies have suggested. They likely include people with long COVID, a condition of long-lasting sickness after a COVID-19 infection.疾病预防控制中心的这些数字比早期研究显示的要大。 他们可能包括患有长期新冠肺炎 (COVID-19) 的人，这是感染了新冠肺炎 (COVID-19) 后出现的一种长期疾病状态。The findings led CDC's Dr. Elizabeth Unger to say that CFS “is not a rare illness.” She was one of the writers of the report.CDC 的 Elizabeth Unger 博士根据这些发现表示，慢性疲劳综合症“并不是一种罕见的疾病”。 她是该报告的作者之一。The tiredness and other symptoms of CFS can get worse after exercise, work, or other activity. There is no cure, and no testing leads to a quick diagnosis.运动、工作或其他活动后，慢性疲劳综合征的疲劳和其他症状可能会变得更严重。 没有治愈方法，也没有测试可以快速诊断。Doctors do not know the cause. However, research suggests it is the body's overreaction to an infection or other shock to the immune system.医生不知道原因。 然而，研究表明，这是身体对感染或其他免疫系统冲击的过度反应。The condition gained attention nearly 40 years ago, when many cases were reported in Incline Village, Nevada, and Lyndonville, New York. Some doctors dismissed it, calling it psychosomatic. Psychosomatic means a problem is mental or emotional rather than physical.近 40 年前，这种情况引起了人们的关注，当时内华达州因克莱恩村和纽约州林登维尔报告了许多病例。 一些医生对此不屑一顾，称其为心身问题。 心身问题是指精神或情感问题，而不是身体问题。Some doctors also called it “yuppie flu.” “Yuppie” stands for “young, urban professional,” people who have good jobs and medical coverage.一些医生也称其为“雅皮士流感”。 “雅皮士”代表“年轻的城市专业人士”，即拥有良好工作和医疗保险的人。Some doctors still think CFS is a mental condition, experts and patients say.专家和患者表示，一些医生仍然认为慢性疲劳综合症是一种精神疾病。Doctors “called me a hypochondriac and said it was just anxiety and depression,” said Hannah Powell. She is a 26-year-old woman from Utah who was diagnosed after five years.汉娜·鲍威尔说，医生“称我为忧郁症患者，并说这只是焦虑和抑郁”。 她是一名来自犹他州的 26 岁女性，五年后被诊断出患有此病。The new CDC report is based on a survey of more than 57,000 U.S. adults. They were asked if a doctor or other health-care professional had ever told them they had myalgic encephalomyelitis, or CFS, and whether they still have it. About 1.3 percent said yes to both questions.CDC 的新报告基于对 57,000 多名美国成年人的调查。 他们被问及医生或其他医疗保健专业人员是否曾告诉他们他们患有肌痛性脑脊髓炎（CFS），以及他们是否仍然患有这种疾病。 大约 1.3% 的人对这两个问题都表示“是”。CDC officials said that results in an estimate of 3.3 million U.S. adults.CDC 官员表示，估计有 330 万美国成年人受到感染。The study also reported other findings. It said that CFS was more common in women than men. White people reported the condition more than other racial and ethnic groups. Earlier, smaller studies reported similar findings.该研究还报告了其他发现。 报告称，慢性疲劳综合症在女性中比男性更常见。 白人报告这种情况的比例高于其他种族和族裔群体。 早些时候，规模较小的研究报告了类似的发现。The findings showed there was less of a difference between women and men than some earlier studies suggested. And there was little difference between Black and white people.研究结果显示，女性和男性之间的差异比一些早期研究表明的要小。 黑人和白人之间几乎没有什么区别。However, the study also found that a higher percentage of poor people reported the condition than wealthy people.然而，研究还发现，报告这种情况的穷人比例高于富人。

Does your teen feel entitled to have whatever they want? How would you rate your teen's financial IQ? In other words, does your teen understand and manage financial matters effectively? Our featured guest, Nancy Tengler a seasoned investor and mother, shares her unique approach to improving the financial IQ of children. Drawing from personal experiences, she turned every shopping trip into an investment research exercise for her son and daughter. While some moments were embarrassing, the lasting impact is evident as her adult children manage investments with the acumen of professionals. Tune in as our guest underscores the importance of leveraging everyday experiences to build financial knowledge. Practical tips for listeners include incorporating investment research into daily activities, discussing brands and trends with friends and teens, and fostering financial literacy through opening brokerage accounts for teens. Nancy Tengler's career as a portfolio manager spans 40 years; she is currently the CEO and Chief Investment Officer of Laffer Tengler Investments. Nancy is a passionate advocate for women's financial literacy and she leads the firm's Women & Wealth initiative. Nancy is a sought-after TV and print financial commentator on local and national media outlets. She lives in Incline Village, NV with her 2 labs and hikes the Tahoe Trail daily.   In this podcast episode, we delve into the empowering rise of female investors, exploring the estimate that women now control over 50% of global wealth and the transformative impact on financial decision-making. With 95% of women poised to become primary financial decision-makers, we uncover key insights to empower them with essential financial knowledge Follow and learn more about Nancy Tengler on Linkedin and on her Websites https://www.linkedin.com/company/laffertengler/  https://laffertengler.com/nancy-tengler/  https://nancytengler.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

https://www.paypal.me/Truelifepodcast?locale.x=en_USEtienne is Vice President and Co-Owner of Berkeley Patients Group (BPG). BPG is the nation's oldest continuously operating medical cannabis dispensary, established in1999. For over two decades, Etienne has helped position BPG as a model medical cannabis dispensary, with a vision to lead the emerging industry as it expands, evolves, and becomes more professional. He has founded medical and recreational cannabis retail, cultivation, and processing facilities in Berkeley, Emeryville, Incline Village, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Reno, Sparks, and West Hollywood.Mr. Fontan has an extensive background as an engaged activist and public speaker seeking to make cannabis legal and safe. Starting in 1993, he was a director of the Cannabis Action Network and traveled through 47 U.S. states speaking at rallies, teach-ins, and rock & roll tours and reaching out to the general public on all cannabis-related issues. Mr. Fontan lobbied local, state, federal, and international governments for cannabis rights. He is an Army combat veteran of Desert Storm and served in the WV Army National Guard. He now lobbies nationally and internationally on veterans' behalf for the use of cannabis and natural medicines.In 2011, Mr. Fontan was invited by top medical cannabis researchers in the Netherlands to undergo training and tour the Medical Cannabis program run by the Dutch Government. While there, Mr. Fontan learned how to perform laboratory tests on medical cannabis and studied the supply logistics of the Dutch regulatory system. Mr. Fontan is a founding board member who served on the National Cannabis Industry Association (NCIA) Board of Directors from 2010 to 2020, including as Board Chair from 2012 to 2013.He is also a founder of the Veterans Action Council and sits on the advisory board for Battle Brothers Foundation.http://www.mybpg.com/http://www.mybpg.com/https://www.veteransactioncouncil.com/ https://www.paypal.me/Truelifepodcast?locale.x=en_US

On this episode of the podcast Doug speaks with Matt Nordby the Founder and Managing Partner of Flume Ventures based in Incline Village. Matt is an amazing human with a really interesting career path. He was an young executive at Sun Microsystems, went on to start a company, which was later sold, then became the President of Playboy Enterprises , and is now currently in the role of managing partner at Flume. Flume is a non traditional venture fund with some really impressive partners including Scott McNealy from Sun and Dave Duffield from PeopleSoft and Workday. They have a unique thesis and are committed to supporting Nevada's entrepreneurial ecosystem.

Due to a mix of heavy, wet snow and a shortage of staff, roads were a challenge for crews to plow this winter in Incline Village.

If you've ever passed through Incline Village and thought to yourself, "This place is a dump. I hope somebody levels this spot and builds a Nobu," you're in luck! Larry Ellison is making BIG monopoly moves in Tahoe as locals prepare for gentrification and 4th of July. Follow us on instagram! https://www.instagram.com/your.favoritelocals/

Recorded at the iconic Tunnel Creek Cafe, home of Flume Trail Bikes in Incline Village, Nevada at the site of the Ponderosa Ranch and the old TV Western, Bonanza, Pow Bot and Trail Whisperer celebrate the transition from winter to spring, the arrival of "dual sport" season and awesome bike to ski missions, finding early season hero dirt and late season corn snow wearing flip flops and ski boots. The boys chat about why out-and-back rides are better than loop rides this time of year, recent mountain bike missions to Sea Otter, Pollock Pines and Quincy, California, a "First Descent" on Emerald Chutes after Pow Bot forgot his split board bindings and Trail Whisperer's former life as a Silicon Valley corporate employee and the satirical book he wrote about the experience, "The 5 Habits of Highly Successful Slackers - Because 7 is too Many." The boys also spend a few minutes chatting with one of the new owners of Tunnel Creek Cafe, Evan Roa, and the inevitable crazy stories of tourists frequenting the restaurant. This episode is a cornucopia of random topics!

So glad I got to do this interview at Alibi, which turned out to be one of the great unexpected treasures of the whole first season. It's on the northern end of Lake Tahoe, in a spot they call Incline Village. If you drive out of Incline Village and head uphill, pretty soon you're going to run into Mt. Rose, which is easily the best skiing dollar for dollar in the whole Tahoe Basin. And when you come back down that same road at the end of the day, go ahead and seek out Alibi Ale Works, where you're going to find a whole pile of the best sour beers you'll ever taste. They are masters of a craft that not many places can do well. And their restaurant down the way from the brewery serves some great food, too. This is my interview from February 2021 with owner Kevin Drake and head brewer Matt Garcia.

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Chelsea Ross has a passion for the outdoors. She's been backpacking since the age of six. Since then, that passion has developed into something deeper, a desire to share the outdoors with others and help them achieve their dreams. Hence, her blog Crazy Fun Outdoor Adventures was born. A Canadian Native, Chelsea has traveled to many different parts of the world to discover all our planet's outdoor wonders. She wants to help you do the same! I was pleased to meet and get to know her at this year's Outdoor Media Summit in Incline Village, North Lake Tahoe, this fall, and I'm excited to bring her story to you. Please click the links below to help support Chelsea along her journey.   Mentioned in This Episode: Crazy Fun Outdoor Adventures Connect with Crazy Fun Outdoor Adventures on Facebook Follow Crazy Fun Outdoor Adventures on Instagram Outdoor Media Summit Additional Resources: The Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Page The Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Group The Woman Angler & Adventurer on Instagram The Woman Angler & Adventurer on YouTube Women's World of Fishing Monday Night Takeover YouTube Channel Listen on Apple Podcasts (subscribe and leave a review!) Listen on Google Podcasts Listen on iHeartRadio!  Support Our Partners! Lance Camper Freedom Boat Club Nashville Key West Boats St. Croix Rods Al's Goldfish Lure Co. Hellwig Suspension Products Costa Del Mar Sunglasses Stealth Rod Holders Florida Heartbeat iBass360 YOLOtek (use Coupon Code Angie for a discount) Additional Mentions: Lady Bass Anglers Association National Professional Anglers Association Waypoint Outdoor Podcast Collective Full episode notes available at thewomanangler.com/266 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chelsea Ross has a passion for the outdoors. She's been backpacking since the age of six. Since then, that passion has developed into something deeper, a desire to share the outdoors with others and help them achieve their dreams. Hence, her blog Crazy Fun Outdoor Adventures was born. A Canadian Native, Chelsea has traveled to many different parts of the world to discover all our planet's outdoor wonders. She wants to help you do the same! I was pleased to meet and get to know her at this year's Outdoor Media Summit in Incline Village, North Lake Tahoe, this fall, and I'm excited to bring her story to you. Please click the links below to help support Chelsea along her journey.   Mentioned in This Episode: Crazy Fun Outdoor Adventures Connect with Crazy Fun Outdoor Adventures on Facebook Follow Crazy Fun Outdoor Adventures on Instagram Outdoor Media Summit Additional Resources: The Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Page The Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Group The Woman Angler & Adventurer on Instagram The Woman Angler & Adventurer on YouTube Women's World of Fishing Monday Night Takeover YouTube Channel Listen on Apple Podcasts (subscribe and leave a review!) Listen on Google Podcasts Listen on iHeartRadio!  Support Our Partners! Lance Camper Freedom Boat Club Nashville Key West Boats St. Croix Rods Al's Goldfish Lure Co. Hellwig Suspension Products Costa Del Mar Sunglasses Stealth Rod Holders Florida Heartbeat iBass360 YOLOtek (use Coupon Code Angie for a discount) Additional Mentions: Lady Bass Anglers Association National Professional Anglers Association Waypoint Outdoor Podcast Collective Full episode notes available at thewomanangler.com/266

This week's episode is the 1st in a series featuring some extraordinary ladies I met at this year's Outdoor Media Summit in Incline Village, North Lake Tahoe. They jam pack a lot of information and events in a concise amount of time, so no sooner did I check into the hotel than I met up with Mari Bodensteiner with Space Trailers and Tracey Brown from Parakito. We'd never met before, but we instantly hit it off and had a fun conversation talking about expectations at the Summit and the incredible products they represent. You will enjoy learning about them and how they can significantly improve your outdoor adventures!  Mentioned in This Episode: Outdoor Media Summit Space Trailer Parakito Insect Repellent Additional Resources: The Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Page The Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Group The Woman Angler & Adventurer on Instagram The Woman Angler & Adventurer on YouTube Women's World of Fishing Monday Night Takeover YouTube Channel Listen on Apple Podcasts (subscribe and leave a review!) Listen on Google Podcasts Listen on iHeartRadio!  Support Our Partners! Lance Camper Freedom Boat Club Nashville Key West Boats St. Croix Rods Al's Goldfish Lure Co. Hellwig Suspension Products Costa Del Mar Sunglasses Stealth Rod Holders Florida Heartbeat iBass360 YOLOtek (use Coupon Code Angie for a discount) Additional Mentions: Lady Bass Anglers Association National Professional Anglers Association Waypoint Outdoor Podcast Collective Full episode notes available at thewomanangler.com/265 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week's episode is the 1st in a series featuring some extraordinary ladies I met at this year's Outdoor Media Summit in Incline Village, North Lake Tahoe. They jam pack a lot of information and events in a concise amount of time, so no sooner did I check into the hotel than I met up with Mari Bodensteiner with Space Trailers and Tracey Brown from Parakito. We'd never met before, but we instantly hit it off and had a fun conversation talking about expectations at the Summit and the incredible products they represent. You will enjoy learning about them and how they can significantly improve your outdoor adventures!  Mentioned in This Episode: Outdoor Media Summit Space Trailer Parakito Insect Repellent Additional Resources: The Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Page The Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Group The Woman Angler & Adventurer on Instagram The Woman Angler & Adventurer on YouTube Women's World of Fishing Monday Night Takeover YouTube Channel Listen on Apple Podcasts (subscribe and leave a review!) Listen on Google Podcasts Listen on iHeartRadio!  Support Our Partners! Lance Camper Freedom Boat Club Nashville Key West Boats St. Croix Rods Al's Goldfish Lure Co. Hellwig Suspension Products Costa Del Mar Sunglasses Stealth Rod Holders Florida Heartbeat iBass360 YOLOtek (use Coupon Code Angie for a discount) Additional Mentions: Lady Bass Anglers Association National Professional Anglers Association Waypoint Outdoor Podcast Collective Full episode notes available at thewomanangler.com/265

Are you aware of the devastating effects of mold infestation on your health and your whole being? Learn how to protect yourself and your family before it's too late!Today, Dr. Kylie engages in a super informative discussion with Erik Johnson. His involvement in the early study of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) and how mold makes people sick has led to perhaps one of the most astonishing discoveries in healthcare. To share his knowledge with the public, Erik co-hosts the Exposing Mold Podcast, where they discuss the growing topic of toxic mold, its effects on human/environmental health, and novel theories on why Erik believes it is sickening so many.Erik is the prototype and survivor of the Incline Village, Nevada inception of the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, creator of Erik Style Mold Avoidance, author of "The Role of Toxic Mold in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome," U.S. Veteran, and the man responsible for saving the lives of thousands of people suffering from mold illness.So if you're experiencing chronic fatigue and don't know why, check your environment for mold infestation and take immediate steps to eliminate the cause of your illness. Discover how you can protect yourself and your family from the devastating effect of mold in this episode of Beyond the Diagnosis with Dr. Kylie. “As a prototype for the syndrome—somebody who was used by Dr. Gary Holmes—they lifted my symptoms and signs right out of my medical chart to serve as a matrix for this new syndrome. Basically, this makes me qualified to ask or even demand that this research be done.”- Erik Johnson In This Episode:- Who is Erik Johnson, and what does he do?- How Erik got involved in the study of Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV)/ Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) and how mold is making people sick- The reason researchers behave the way they do- What to do if you've been exposed to mold - Different types of mold, how to detect them, and remediation techniques you can use to protect yourself- Rewriting CFS definitions - Dr. Kylie explains how to diagnose the presence of a virus by looking at a patient's blood work- The discovery of human herpesvirus 6 (HHV-6) and its link to CFS- How The Lake Tahoe Mystery Illness Outbreak challenged virologists and what Erik can say about itAnd more!Resources:- Sign up for Dr. Kylie's live event February 20-22, 2023 - Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: A Working Case Definition by Dr. Gary P. Holmes- Mystery Illness Outbreak in Lake Tahoe- The Role of Toxic Mold in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome by Erik Johnson- Why Are My Labs Normal? Your guide to reading your own blood work; no medical background needed- Join the 90-Day Coaching Program with Dr....

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IRONMAN Alaska was August 7th and appears to have been an epic location for in IRONMAN. We have the race director Dave Christen and a local athlete and coach Dave Sheanan who raced the event. We are excited to share both perspectives today.   Show Sponsor: UCAN Keep your fueling fresh with new UCAN Pineapple Edge. UCAN uses SuperStarch instead of simple sugars and stimulants to fuel athletes.  UCAN keeps blood sugar steady compared to the energy spikes and crashes of sugar-based products.  Steady energy equals sustained performance and a faster finish line!   Use UCAN in your training and racing to fuel the healthy way, finish stronger and recover more quickly!  Use the code 303UCAN for 20% off at ucan.co/discount/303UCAN/ or ucan.co   In Today's Show Feature Interview - IM AK, Genesis, Production and Racing with Dave Christen and Dave Sheanin Endurance News Alaska's first Ironman triathlon is held in Juneau What's new in the 303 XTERRA USA Championship returns to Colorado in August 2023 Video of the Week  IM Alaska Recap   Feature Interview: IM AK with Dave Christen and Dave Sheanin   Dave Sheanin is an assistant head coach for the CU Triathlon team and a coach with D3 Multisport. He also pulls physically challenged athletes. Dave Sheanin is originally from Woodland Hills, CA and lives in Erie, CO currently. He studied: Psychology at UC-Irvine (go anteaters!) and MBA at CU-Boulder. Favorite Triathlon Discipline: Swim for sure. Love the water but it's a curse--no one wins a tri in the swim, but I'm willing to keep trying. Leadership | colorado-tri-copy (cutriathlon.com)   Dave Christen is a Regional Directory for IRONMAN Group. He has been in the endurance sport and event production world since 2008, was the Race Director for IRONMAN Boulder and is one of the driving forces behind IRONMAN AK.   Our News is sponsored by Buddy Insurance. Buddy Insurance gives you peace of mind to enjoy your training and racing to the fullest. Buddy's mission is simple, to help people fearlessly enjoy an active and outdoor lifestyle.    Get on-demand accident insurance just in case the unexpected happens. Buddy ensures you have cash for bills fast.  This is accident insurance not health and life insurance.  Go to buddyinsurance.com and create an account.  There's no commitment or charge to create one.  Once you have an account created, it's a snap to open your phone and in a couple clicks have coverage for the day.  Check it out!   Endurance News:   Alaska's first Ironman triathlon is held in Juneau By Jeremy Hsieh, KTOO - Juneau -August 9, 2022   Sunday's race in Juneau was the first Ironman triathlon in Alaska. More than 700 athletes finished the race.   The first across the finish line was Alex Whetman of Riverton, Utah. It took him 9 hours, 11 minutes, 17 seconds to swim 1.2 miles in Auke Lake, bike 112 miles on Glacier Highway and run a full 26-mile marathon through the Mendenhall Valley.   Liz Cullen of Gibson, British Columbia, was the top female finisher with a time of 10 hours, 23 minutes, 3 seconds.   The first person from Juneau to finish was Will Coleman, who was 14th overall. Beth Gollin was Juneau's first female finisher and 13th female overall.   John Bursell was Juneau's second finisher. He has completed several Ironman races in the past, and met his goal this time to qualify for the Ironman World Championship event in Hawaii in October.   “It was a great experience overall,” he said. “I think Ironman did a great job. I was super-impressed and proud of Juneau. You know, the way people turned out — the support was incredible, the volunteers were incredible. And we heard that over and over again from people who came from out of town to compete. This was basically the most supportive community they've ever raced in.”   Bursell said locals volunteered, loaned out their own personal bikes, opened up their homes to house athletes and even offered free car rides around town. According to a press release from Ironman, more than 1,400 people volunteered.   The event had a lot of challenges. Race officials cut the swim portion in half, due to the cold water temperatures in Auke Lake.   Before the race even began, logistics issues drove down turnout. In a press release, Ironman said “approximately 1,000” athletes came to Juneau for the event. An official list dated from April had identified more than 1,300 participants.   Juneau's destination marketing organization, Travel Juneau, worked closely with race organizers. Executive Director Liz Perry said there will be a full debrief to work on making the second Ironman Alaska event go smoother. Perry said there's a three-year contract, meaning Ironman Alaska will be back in Juneau in 2023 and 2024.   What's New in the 303:   XTERRA USA Championship returns to Colorado in August 2023 The 22nd annual XTERRA USA Championship off-road triathlon will return to Beaver Creek Resort in conjunction with a community festival in Avon, Colorado, on August 25-27, 2023.   XTERRA will host full-distance, sprint, relay, and beginner-friendly off-road triathlons along with trail runs, demo events, and a variety of activities for the family. This includes kid's races, yard games, exhibitors, food trucks, beer gardens, and live music at the open air Harry A Nottingham Park and Performance Pavilion in the heart of Avon.   “It's an amazing venue, for both its natural beauty and world-class facilities, and the support we receive from the community is incredible,” said Steve Andrus, XTERRA US Tour Manager.   “We're looking forward to building on the partnerships we established last year, and excited about our new date in August which provides us with more opportunities to engage with local partners and deliver a truly exceptional experience for participants.”   The main event will award US$25,000 in prize money to professionals, plus XTERRA USA Championship crowns to age group division winners, along with 51 qualifying spots into the 2023 XTERRA World Championship to be held in Trentino, Italy.   While this will be XTERRA's 14th year of racing at Beaver Creek Resort, it is just the second time XTERRA has hosted its national championship in the Colorado Rockies following 12 seasons at Snowbasin Resort in Utah (2009-2021) and eight years in Incline Village, Nevada (2001-2008).   The championship event starts with a one-mile swim in the cool waters of Nottingham Lake situated at 7,400-feet elevation. This is followed by ‘a fun, up-and-down, 16-mile mountain bike' – finishing with a 6-mile trail run through the aspens and into the village square.   The weekend of events is supported by partners from the Town of Avon, Beaver Creek Resort, US Forest Service, The Cycle Effect, and Walking Mountains Science Center.   “We enjoyed collaborating with XTERRA and their use of Nottingham Lake and Park, and the Performance Pavilion really showcased Avon,” said Danita Dempsey, the Culture, Arts & Special Event Manager for the Town of Avon. “We are thrilled to have them back.”   Upcoming Multisport Events in Colorado (runningintheusa.com) Upcoming Classic Runs in Colorado (runningintheusa.com)   Video of the week: RACE DAY RECAP! *1st ever IRONMAN Alaska*   Closing: Thanks again for listening in this week.  Please be sure to follow us @303endurance and of course go to iTunes and give us a rating and a comment.  We'd really appreciate it! Stay tuned, train informed, and enjoy the endurance journey!

On Today's Job Board We Have Spence Nelson from The Golf Courses at Incline Village, The Jingweed Invitational heads to Tahoe,  Frankie turn One, Where's are water going to come from, We learn Mini Coopers are very roomy, Beer Reviews, More LIV talk, And of course Course Happenings.Beer Reviews:Birthday Girl Abby IPA:  Bottle Logic Brewing  (6.69% ABV, 75 IBUs)Zombie Duck Hunter IPA: Beer Zombies Brewing Co. (7.2% ABV, 0 IBUs)Illa Vanilla Milkshake IPA: Full Circle Brewing Company (6.8% ABV, 40 IBUs)Music: Joe Bonamassa: Mountain Climbing Follow us on Twitter and InstagramBig Thanks to our Sponsor: Southwest Turf Support

In addition to local headlines and our picks for summer live music venues; our special guest this week is the Chief Ryan Sommers of North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District. Chief Sommers is the seventh Chief of NLTFPD since its inception in 1959 with a unanimous vote on Sept. 21, 2016. Born in Reno and raised in Incline Village, he started his career in 1991 as a seasonal volunteer firefighter. Throughout his tenure, Sommers moved up through all of the respective ranks from dispatcher, firefighter, Engineer, Captain, Battalion Chief and Assistant Fire Chief. Enjoy!

Steve and Cliff discuss the many tax benefits and incentives available for real estate investments. Listen to the full episode to learn more! Episode Transcript Intro: You're listening to the Practical Tax podcast with tax attorney Steve Moskowitz. The Practical Tax podcast is brought to you by Moskowitz LLP, a tax law firm. Steve Moskowitz: Welcome everyone. Thank you for joining our podcast. And we're looking forward to telling you a lot of tax savings in a very good area here, real estate. Traditional wealth has been built with real estate and there's all kinds of advantages to it. One of my favorites is OPM, other people's money. And there's all kinds of things here. For example, one of the things that Cliff is gonna tell you about, there's a government deal where the government will pay for 39% of the real property you choose to buy. You like that? I'll say it again. The government will pay 39% of the price and guess what? That's a gift. They just give it to you. It's not a loan. You don't have to pay it back. They just give it to you. And when somebody gives you something nice, what do you say? Well, most people say, thank you, but lawyers say more. I want more. Want to talk about all kinds of things like how you can make a real estate investment, a tremendous amount of money, profit and legally not pay any taxes on it. And this is the type of things that people look at and they say, look at the wealthy, look at the Fortune 500. They're making all this money, sometimes billions of dollars they'd be in profits and not paying any taxes legally, how can that be? And here's why. There's two purposes for the tax law. One we all know about is get money out of us, extracting taxes, but the other one is in democracy, the government can't order us to do things, even though it's good for the economy or it's good for society, they can't order us. So, how's the government get you to do something they want you to do, but they can't order you? They give you a tax benefit. And that's what this is all about. And you know, a lot of people just grumble and cry about, oh they take so much taxes out of my earnings. And that's true. But what we're gonna talk to you about today, although the wealthy people do it, you don't have to be wealthy. This applies to any socioeconomic group. You can be a regular normal middle class person, do all these things, and our goal is to get you to be those people that other people point to and say, look at that wealthy guy, look at all the money he's making and he's not paying any taxes on it. And maybe some of that's because you listen to us on this webinar. Without further ado, I'm gonna introduce my friend and colleague, the head of our tax department, who's also an accountant as well as being an attorney, Cliff . Cliff, you want to take it away? Cliff Capdevielle: Sure, Steve, thanks. So, lot of wealth in America has been generated with real estate. And as you say, Steve, one of the key differentiators is the ability to leverage, use other people's money, take out loans and put down a fraction of the cost of a piece of real estate and then reap the rewards as the value of that real estate increases. I'm up in Incline Village. It is now the average, Steve, the average price for a home up here and this zip code, can you guess? Steve Moskowitz: That's a toughie. Coming from San Francisco, shacks go for millions. Cliff Capdevielle: It's five million dollars is the average house. So, that is skewed because you have Larry Ellison and the other Silicon Valley billionaires up here with properties in the 50 hundred million dollar range. But you can make a lot of money in real estate just by holding it for a long period of time. And you can purchase real estate, as you said, using other people's money, leveraging that and deducting the interest that you pay for real estate. Now, it's recently been limited on personal residences, but on investment property,

Our interview this week is with Chris Schwenker. Chris is a Physical Therapist, Zwift expert and founder of The Zommuniqué - A virtual cycling and fitness blog and community created to enhance the experience by exploring topics of interest related to cycling.     Show Sponsor: UCAN Take your performance to the next level with UCAN Energy and Bars made with SuperStarch®  UCAN uses SuperStarch instead of simple sugars to fuel athletes.  UCAN keeps blood sugar steady compared to the energy spikes and crashes of sugar-based products.  Steady energy equals sustained performance!   Use UCAN in your training and racing to fuel the healthy way, finish stronger and recover more quickly!  Use the code 303UCAN for 20% off at ucan.co/discount/303UCAN/ or ucan.co   In Today's Show Feature Interview with Chris Schwenker Endurance News Ten Swimming Myths Debunked and Revisited What's new in the 303 Fountain Colorado, Bike Racing meets the Plains XTERRA USA Championship Rotates to Colorado Tech Corner FORM Goggles   Interview - Chris Schwenker Semi-retired as owner and director of his private Orthopedic Physical Therapy practice after over 20 years, Chris is blessed with the freedom to pursue his passion for virtual cycling and writing. On a continual quest to give back to his bike for all the rewarding experiences and relationships it has provided him, he created a non-profit.  Take part in Chris' ride across America to fund raise -  https://thezommunique.com/2022/03/23/the-dirt-dad-fundo-across-america/   With The Communique Chris is committed to helping others with his bike. His gain cave is located on the North Fork of Long Island, where he lives with his beautiful wife and is proud of his two college student children.   Our News is sponsored by Buddy Insurance. Buddy Insurance gives you peace of mind to enjoy your training and racing to their fullest.  Buddy's mission is simple, to help people fearlessly enjoy an active and outdoor lifestyle.    Get on-demand accident insurance just in case the unexpected happens. Buddy ensures you have cash for bills fast.  This is accident insurance not health and life insurance.  Go to buddyinsurance.com and create an account.  There's no commitment or charge to create one.  Once you have an account created, it's a snap to open your phone and in a couple clicks have coverage for the day.  Check it out!   Endurance News:   Ten Swimming Myths Debunked and Revisited Years ago, I wrote an article debunking 10 of the most common myths I know of in the sport of swimming. Today, I want to revisit those myths (some are still prevalent) with my thoughts about them in 2019.    Myth #1  To go faster in swimming one must push out the back of the arm pull Depending on where the swimmer puts the emphasis on the pull and how energetic the two parts of the body rotation are, the peak force of the pull can occur in the front quadrant, just in front of the shoulder, back quadrant behind the shoulder or at the end of the pull, pushing out the back. Swimmers can definitely increase their distance per stroke (DPS) by pushing longer and harder out the back, but it comes at a cost by slowing the stroke rate (SR). The relationship between DPS and SR is crucial. The multiple of both determines a swimmer's speed. Pushing out the back may increase a swimmer's speed (particularly in events longer than 50 meters), so long as the SR doesn't slow too much. Thanks to Pressure Meter technology, I have learned that the peak force during the propulsion phase of the pulling arm occurs at different points, depending on the technique of the swimmer. The peak force of the pulling arm is profoundly influenced by the coupling motions, as well as the strength of the arms. The coupling motion of body rotation occurs at two different times separated by about 2/10 of a second. The peak shoulder rotation velocity occurs first, as the recovering hand enters the water, and the peak hip rotation velocity occurs later, as the pulling hand finishes the pull and exits the water.   What's New in the 303:   Fountain Colorado, Bike Racing meets the Plains   As populations and traffic grow along the Colorado Front Range, putting on road bike races has become increasingly difficult. Barry Lee and Sanitas Sports have turned some of their attention south towards Colorado Springs and the Eastern Plains. About a dozen or so miles east of the town of Fountain, about halfway between Colorado Springs and Pueblo, at the county school serving kids from all over El Paso County, the GROOVE Fountain Bike Festival was born in 2021.   Now in its second year Kirk Hanna Park serves as headquarters, parking and warm up space for the two day event. Hopefully in the future there will be some live music and possibly camping options and said Race Director Barry Lee, “maybe even combining a weekend with a gravel / community festival such as Hanover days with the popular tractor pulls. Memories of my roots where I went to these as a kid in central Texas.”   With quiet roads, rolling hills and majestic views of Pikes Peak and the distant Sangre de Cristo mountains, riders tackled a time trial on Saturday and road race on Sunday.   Said Barry, “a couple of years ago Donna and local Rocky Mountain Tri club members took me out there to train on a 40 mile loop.  I always find myself looking for routes to offer a selective, mixed rolling terrain that suit a more all around type rider and this area has perfect roads for that.”   With infinite views from every direction, 303 Ambassador Sasha Underwood echoed Barry's vision and said, “they changed the course slightly this year, for the better in my opinion! In the middle the course, they put us on a mile or so stretch of dirt and I loved it! It was a perfect dirt road and was just the novelty I needed for a change of pace, challenge and scenery.” She continues, “The volunteers were awesome, the course, competitive but inclusive atmosphere, especially amongst riders. The group I was in included Collegiate Woman A and B, Cat 3, 4 and 5. We were a chatty bunch this year during the first half and there were a lot of first-time and second-time racers in the group.”   XTERRA USA Championship Rotates to Colorado The 21st annual XTERRA USA Championship off-road triathlon will be held in conjunction with the new family-friendly and community focused weekend of events in Avon, Colorado on July 15-17, 2022.   It's the first-time XTERRA has hosted its national championship in the Colorado Rockies, following 12 seasons at Snowbasin Resort in Utah (2009-2021) and eight years in Incline Village, Nevada (2001-2008).   There will be $25,000 in prize money awarded equally to the top 10 elite men and women, plus XTERRA USA Championship crowns to age group division winners along with 51 qualifying spots into the 2022 XTERRA World Championship to be held in Trentino, Italy on October 1.   FORM Goggles Experience Two athletes I coach started using FORM goggles and recommended them to me. I picked up a pair and they are really helpful when you are doing a workout. What they are How they help What they cost Overall assessment   Upcoming Guests   3/25: A'nna Sewall of Athlete Blood Test and Jordan Jones of Powder7 Andy Potts and Daniel Brienza of APRacing Chris Schwenk about cycling and Zwift and his intimate knowledge of it and I think it would fun to share his love of indoor cycling, but also outdoors and his upcoming trip across the US.   Closing: Thanks again for listening in this week.  Please be sure to follow us @303endurance and of course go to iTunes and give us a rating and a comment.  We'd really appreciate it! Stay tuned, train informed, and enjoy the endurance journey!

Our interview this week is with Chris Schwenker. Chris is a Physical Therapist, Zwift expert and founder of The Zommuniqué - A virtual cycling and fitness blog and community created to enhance the experience by exploring topics of interest related to cycling.     Show Sponsor: UCAN Take your performance to the next level with UCAN Energy and Bars made with SuperStarch®  UCAN uses SuperStarch instead of simple sugars to fuel athletes.  UCAN keeps blood sugar steady compared to the energy spikes and crashes of sugar-based products.  Steady energy equals sustained performance!   Use UCAN in your training and racing to fuel the healthy way, finish stronger and recover more quickly!  Use the code 303UCAN for 20% off at ucan.co/discount/303UCAN/ or ucan.co   In Today's Show Feature Interview with Chris Schwenker Endurance News Ten Swimming Myths Debunked and Revisited What's new in the 303 Fountain Colorado, Bike Racing meets the Plains XTERRA USA Championship Rotates to Colorado Tech Corner FORM Goggles   Interview - Chris Schwenker Semi-retired as owner and director of his private Orthopedic Physical Therapy practice after over 20 years, Chris is blessed with the freedom to pursue his passion for virtual cycling and writing. On a continual quest to give back to his bike for all the rewarding experiences and relationships it has provided him, he created a non-profit.  Take part in Chris' ride across America to fund raise -  https://thezommunique.com/2022/03/23/the-dirt-dad-fundo-across-america/   With The Communique Chris is committed to helping others with his bike. His gain cave is located on the North Fork of Long Island, where he lives with his beautiful wife and is proud of his two college student children.   Our News is sponsored by Buddy Insurance. Buddy Insurance gives you peace of mind to enjoy your training and racing to their fullest.  Buddy's mission is simple, to help people fearlessly enjoy an active and outdoor lifestyle.    Get on-demand accident insurance just in case the unexpected happens. Buddy ensures you have cash for bills fast.  This is accident insurance not health and life insurance.  Go to buddyinsurance.com and create an account.  There's no commitment or charge to create one.  Once you have an account created, it's a snap to open your phone and in a couple clicks have coverage for the day.  Check it out!   Endurance News:   Ten Swimming Myths Debunked and Revisited Years ago, I wrote an article debunking 10 of the most common myths I know of in the sport of swimming. Today, I want to revisit those myths (some are still prevalent) with my thoughts about them in 2019.    Myth #1  To go faster in swimming one must push out the back of the arm pull Depending on where the swimmer puts the emphasis on the pull and how energetic the two parts of the body rotation are, the peak force of the pull can occur in the front quadrant, just in front of the shoulder, back quadrant behind the shoulder or at the end of the pull, pushing out the back. Swimmers can definitely increase their distance per stroke (DPS) by pushing longer and harder out the back, but it comes at a cost by slowing the stroke rate (SR). The relationship between DPS and SR is crucial. The multiple of both determines a swimmer's speed. Pushing out the back may increase a swimmer's speed (particularly in events longer than 50 meters), so long as the SR doesn't slow too much. Thanks to Pressure Meter technology, I have learned that the peak force during the propulsion phase of the pulling arm occurs at different points, depending on the technique of the swimmer. The peak force of the pulling arm is profoundly influenced by the coupling motions, as well as the strength of the arms. The coupling motion of body rotation occurs at two different times separated by about 2/10 of a second. The peak shoulder rotation velocity occurs first, as the recovering hand enters the water, and the peak hip rotation velocity occurs later, as the pulling hand finishes the pull and exits the water.   What's New in the 303:   Fountain Colorado, Bike Racing meets the Plains   As populations and traffic grow along the Colorado Front Range, putting on road bike races has become increasingly difficult. Barry Lee and Sanitas Sports have turned some of their attention south towards Colorado Springs and the Eastern Plains. About a dozen or so miles east of the town of Fountain, about halfway between Colorado Springs and Pueblo, at the county school serving kids from all over El Paso County, the GROOVE Fountain Bike Festival was born in 2021.   Now in its second year Kirk Hanna Park serves as headquarters, parking and warm up space for the two day event. Hopefully in the future there will be some live music and possibly camping options and said Race Director Barry Lee, “maybe even combining a weekend with a gravel / community festival such as Hanover days with the popular tractor pulls. Memories of my roots where I went to these as a kid in central Texas.”   With quiet roads, rolling hills and majestic views of Pikes Peak and the distant Sangre de Cristo mountains, riders tackled a time trial on Saturday and road race on Sunday.   Said Barry, “a couple of years ago Donna and local Rocky Mountain Tri club members took me out there to train on a 40 mile loop.  I always find myself looking for routes to offer a selective, mixed rolling terrain that suit a more all around type rider and this area has perfect roads for that.”   With infinite views from every direction, 303 Ambassador Sasha Underwood echoed Barry's vision and said, “they changed the course slightly this year, for the better in my opinion! In the middle the course, they put us on a mile or so stretch of dirt and I loved it! It was a perfect dirt road and was just the novelty I needed for a change of pace, challenge and scenery.” She continues, “The volunteers were awesome, the course, competitive but inclusive atmosphere, especially amongst riders. The group I was in included Collegiate Woman A and B, Cat 3, 4 and 5. We were a chatty bunch this year during the first half and there were a lot of first-time and second-time racers in the group.”   XTERRA USA Championship Rotates to Colorado The 21st annual XTERRA USA Championship off-road triathlon will be held in conjunction with the new family-friendly and community focused weekend of events in Avon, Colorado on July 15-17, 2022.   It's the first-time XTERRA has hosted its national championship in the Colorado Rockies, following 12 seasons at Snowbasin Resort in Utah (2009-2021) and eight years in Incline Village, Nevada (2001-2008).   There will be $25,000 in prize money awarded equally to the top 10 elite men and women, plus XTERRA USA Championship crowns to age group division winners along with 51 qualifying spots into the 2022 XTERRA World Championship to be held in Trentino, Italy on October 1.   FORM Goggles Experience Two athletes I coach started using FORM goggles and recommended them to me. I picked up a pair and they are really helpful when you are doing a workout. What they are How they help What they cost Overall assessment   Upcoming Guests   3/25: A'nna Sewall of Athlete Blood Test and Jordan Jones of Powder7 Andy Potts and Daniel Brienza of APRacing Chris Schwenk about cycling and Zwift and his intimate knowledge of it and I think it would fun to share his love of indoor cycling, but also outdoors and his upcoming trip across the US.   Closing: Thanks again for listening in this week.  Please be sure to follow us @303endurance and of course go to iTunes and give us a rating and a comment.  We'd really appreciate it! Stay tuned, train informed, and enjoy the endurance journey!

Andrea Tamas is a trained certified life coach who is an expert at helping others to activate their leadership. Ambassador at Mindvalley Certified John Maxwell Speaker, Coach and Trainer at The John Maxwell Team, Former Specialist, Corporate Services at BSM Consulting. Lives in Incline Village, Nevada. From Hunedoara andreeatamascoaching linkedin.com/in/andreeatamas bit.ly/andreeatamas facebook.com/groups/heartcenteredecisionmaking facebook.com/andreeatamascoaching andreeatamas.com/home --- 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/mindful-coach/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mindful-coach/support

Coming to you from Incline Village in Lake Tahoe Nevada, Brian recaps the first round of the fantasy playoffs, the OMNICRON variant, and Sack-O predictions. 

While some child care facilities in our region are full, with waiting lists, others are struggling with enrollment. Lucy Comstock is the director at Incline Village Nursery School, a child care facility for children aged 3 to 5 in North Lake Tahoe. Comstock spoke with our business reporter Kaleb Roedel about the financial and staffing challenges they're facing during the pandemic.

Today's podcast is the Million $ Monday Market Update Lake Tahoe - Trukee and Incline Village. Check back every Monday for updates on different cities within the US and London. Follow us on Instagram and watch the video there - https://www.instagram.com/lauradoughty_le/ (@lauradoughty_le) or on our https://www.youtube.com/monarchestates (Monarch Estate YouTube Channel) Get your custom real estate market report - http://www.lauradoughty.com/marketreport (LauraDoughty.com/marketreport)

Lake Tahoe, one of the most precious, spectacular luxury lifestyle markets, and markets in general, on the planet. Know one knows Lake Tahoe luxury real estate like Trinkie Watson with Chase International Real Estate. A San Francisco native, Katrine ‘Trinkie' Watson spent her first seven years in Woodside, California. She lived in San Francisco until her move to Lake Tahoe in 1966. A descendant of the John Breuner family, her California heritage goes back four generations. Watson attended Harker's School for Girls in Menlo Park, Grant School, Burke's and Hamlin's in San Francisco, The Branson School in Ross, Mill's College, University of Wisconsin and University of California, Berkeley, from which she graduated. Education was very important to her family.Watson's business career started as a receptionist with Standard Oil of California at the Bush Street headquarters in San Francisco. She matriculated to the travel department, where she routed auto trips on maps across the country. An opportunity to work for the 1964 Republican Convention took her to Milton Esberg's Public Relation's firm, where she worked on fundraisers for San Domenico school in Marin and the Republican Finance Committee for the Republican Ball.In 1966, returning home from a trip to Aspen and Sun Valley, Idaho, with friends, Watson suggested a stop in Squaw Valley, where she ran into an old friend that had married and just acquired a vacation home there. Negotiating a rental agreement with them for residency to “try it” for a year, she ended up staying.In 1996, she opened a small Chase office in Tahoe City and added another small office in Homewood; then, in 2001, she combined the two offices into a larger space on West Lake Boulevard near Tahoe City. When Starbucks took up a space in the new Customs House, Watson moved the office there in January 2008. An additional office in the Truckee Hotel was established in 2005 and an office Squaw Valley was added in 2008.Over the years, Watson has held many positions and awards, including president of the incline Village Board of Realtors®, president of the Tahoe Sierra MLS, president of the Lake Tahoe Music Festival three times, board director of the Truckee Tahoe Community Foundation and Tahoe Forest Hospital Foundation, along with many more.Katrine ‘Trinkie' Watson, a California and Nevada Regional Lake Tahoe Broker®, was the 1995 President of the Incline Village Board of Realtors®. In 1996, she was selected Realtor® of the Year in Incline Village, and she was 1997 President of the Tahoe Sierra Multiple Listing Service. In the real estate business for 44 years, she is a resource for fine residential properties in and around the Lake Tahoe Basin. Trinkie graduated with a BA from the University of California, Berkeley, and is a believer in continuing education in her profession.Through the National Association of Realtors®, she has earned the designations of Certified International Property Specialist (CIPS), Certified Residential Brokerage Manager (CRB), Certified Residential Specialist (CRS), Graduate, Realtors® Institute (GRI), Leadership Training Graduate (LTG) and Performance Management Network (PMN) as well as Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist (CLHMS). Trinkie's extensive leadership background began in school and continues today.  Currently she is an Advisor for Lake Tahoe Music Festival and a Board member of the Tahoe Forest Health System Foundation. Trinkie is a dog lover and is raising her 8th German Shepard.

We're back with a fresh course review of stunning Incline Village's Championship Course in Lake Tahoe. Randy dives into one of the biggest surprise courses he's played. See where it ranks! We also dive into the women's Open at historic Carnoustie, along with a FedEx Cup preview. Tune in!

Imagine a road trip where gas stations are giving away free gas. That's the equivalent of what I experienced in this road trip that offered free charging up Highway 395 to Lake Tahoe and back home through the Nevada desert. We discuss the flare ups of the COVID delta variant, mask mandates, Darwinism, and workable solutions for businesses. I also share my story in Incline Village, good times with a good friend and winning big at the craps table. We also discuss Airbnb, Ridgecrest, China Lake, the value of alone time, and the old mining town of Tonopah Nevada. #Highway395 #Tahoe #Tonopah John Riley Project Info: Bookings? Inquiries? Contact me at https://johnrileyproject.com/ Sponsorship Inquiries: https://johnrileyproject.com/sponsorship/ YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJJSzeIW2A-AeT7gwonglMA Social Media and Podcast Links: http://connectwithjohnny.com/ Music: https://www.purple-planet.com 

“Go back to the basics, learn your history, learn the rules, so that you can break them properly.” - Etienne FontanWelcome back to the To Be Blunt podcast! In this episode, Shayda Torabi talks with Etienne Fontan about the Cannabis industry's rich history, BPG medical cannabis, using hemp fiber and hemp textiles, and so much more.   [00:01 – 15:14] Etienne Shares His Experience in Cannabis  [15:14 – 33:55] Hemp Fiber and The Lack of Needed Infrastructure [33:56 – 50:13] How We Can Cut Through the Sensationalism and Properly Educate the Masses on Cannabis [50:14 – 57:19] A Little History on Hemp Genetics and Ridiculous Legalization Rules   [57:20 – [1:00:09] The Reality of What Hemp Farming Needs to Become [1:00:09 – 1:02:15] Final Words Etienne is Vice President and Co-Owner of Berkeley Patients Group (BPG). BPG is the nation's oldest, and most respected medical cannabis dispensary, established in 1999. For two decades, Etienne has helped position BPG as a model medical cannabis dispensary, with a vision to lead the emerging industry as it expands, evolves, and becomes more professional. He has founded medical and recreational cannabis retail, cultivation, and processing facilities in Berkeley, Emeryville, Incline Village, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Reno, Sparks, and West Hollywood.Mr. Fontan has an extensive background as an engaged activist and public speaker, seeking to make cannabis legal and safe. Starting in 1993, he was a director of the Cannabis Action Network and traveled through 47 U.S. states speaking at rallies, teach-ins, and tours, and reaching out to the general public on all cannabis-related issues. He is a combat veteran of the first Gulf War and now lobbies on the veteran's behalf for the use of cannabis to treat PTSD and post-war injuries.Mr. Fontan is a founding board member who served on the National Cannabis Industry Association (NCIA) Board of Directors from 2010 to 2020, including as Board Chair from 2012-2013.Connect with Etienne on Instagram (@my.bpg) and visit his website https://www.mybpg.com/ Shayda Torabi has been called one of the most influential Women in WordPress and now she's one of the women leading the cannabis reformation conversation building one of Texas' premier CBD brands. She's currently the CEO and Co-Founder of RESTART CBD, a female-run education first CBD wellness brand. And has formerly held marketing positions at WP Engine and WebDevStudios. Shayda is the host of a podcast for cannabis marketers called To Be Blunt, where she interviews top cannabis brands on their most successful marketing initiatives. When Shayda's not building her cannabiz in Texas, you can find her on the road exploring the best hikes and spots for vegan ice cream. Follow Shayda at @theshaydatorabi Key Quotes:“There's a whole bunch of progress around CBD and hemp. But there's still so much more. I've seen the potential, but unfortunately because of the problems currently inherent in the CBD and hemp system, if it does not invest in its infrastructure, shortly, we will see a collapse of the CBD industry the same way we saw the hemp industry at the end of the 90's.” - Etienne FontanSPONSORSHIP is brought to you by Restart CBD. Check them out for your CBD needs!LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to join me for episodes featuring some serious cannabis industry by sharing this episode or click here to listen to our previous episodes. You can listen to my podcast onRESTART CBD RESTART CBD is an education first CBD wellness brand shipping nationwide. restartcbd.com

In 2002, Susan founded Savvy Interiors, an interior design firm with its own general contractor license. This talented, fun-loving company caters to discerning clients across the SoCal region with award-winning service and innovative design.Susan is a straight-shooting, fast-paced award-winning creative, who's all about making life an adventure. She balances her time as Creative Director and Principal designer between San Diego with her husband where they've raised their 5 daughters and their love for Incline Village, Lake Tahoe.In 2021 her nonprofit, Savvy Giving by Design, has expanded into 15 states.Important Topics-How she started her business in 2002 -Why changing your environment also change the way you live-When tough love comes in when it comes to design -On being honest with your client-What people most interested in shifting in their space-On taking a leap of faith and taking a calculated risk-How she moves through fear smoothly-How Savvy Interiors and Savvy Giving by Design came about-What are the challenges of running a business as a woman-The difference and similarities in running her business-Programs and initiatives that they working on right now-What her favorite room is and why-How is she a “Force For Good” in the worldQuotes“I am a risk-taker. I'm not afraid of failure. I fail all the time. I make mistakes all the time.““Taking risk is really important to precipitate change.”“The road to failure is actually on the road to success.”Connect with Susan:Savvy Interiors' Website: https://www.savvyinteriors.com/Savvy Giving by Design: https://savvygivingbydesign.org/Susan's Email: susanw@savvyinteriors.comSavvy Interiors Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/inSIDEbySavvyInteriorsSavvy Interiors Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/insidebysavvy/Savvy Giving by Design Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/savvygivingbydesign/Other links and resources:Free Gift from Diane (5 Moves to RESET Your Power) - https://ResetYourPowerGift.comFree Gift from Diane (Life RESET Quiz) - https://LifeResetQuiz.comBANKCODE - https://MyBankCode.com/VictoryDiane Halfman's website - http://www.DianeHalfman.comWant to know more about yourself?Some people ask me how to RESET their life.Some people ask me how to be more sensual.Others are wondering how to make more money.How to be more successful.How to start a business.All of these questions and more are what I answer in my programs!Come see me at http://www.DianeHalfman.com

In this episode, listeners continue to learn more about what actually happened during the nationally known Tahoe Flu outbreak in Incline Village, Nevada. In addition, Erik helps us to understand more about the investigation into Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, how it got lumped into Myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME), and the lack of integrity displayed by researchers and medical doctors during this time.  If you've been affected by mold and want to contribute to the cause, visit our Patreon or GoFundMe page to donate today.Patreon - patreon.com/exposingmoldGoFundMe - gofund.me/daf1233eWe understand the huge financial loss mold causes. You can do your part by Liking, Sharing, and Commenting on our content. We need your support to raise awareness of this devastating illness so that people can get the help they deserve. Transcript:https://bit.ly/3ekpXaWResources:[1] Dr. Gary Holmes definition of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, 1988 - https://bit.ly/3nNotsN[2] Holmes Chronic Fatigue Syndrome article, 1989 - https://bit.ly/3eSpvjp[3] Dr. Charles Lap, South Carolina symphony outbreak, 1984 - https://bit.ly/33fBthw[4] Dr. Stephen Strauss, Epstein-Barr Virus research papers, 1985 - https://bit.ly/3aOUbAR,https://bit.ly/3vsiqfQ[5] Information on Drs. Byron Hyde, Gordon Parrish, and Alexis Shelokov -https://bit.ly/3egOAp2[6] Dr. Eric Ryll, outbreak in Sacramento at Mercy San Juan Hospital, 1985 - https://bit.ly/3nMrxWd[7] HLBV turned HHV6 virus - https://bit.ly/3b33vBc, https://bit.ly/3h2c6IgSupport the show (https://www.gofund.me/daf1233e)

Quick-hitting news bits from around the globe and inside your community to keep you up to speed with the world!  NATIONAL NEWS: - Want to hit all 47 national parks in the lower 48 in the most efficient path possible? No room for roadside attractions deviations on University of Penn researcher Dr. Randal Olson National Parks Service map but if you have 14,498 miles worth of gas money and roughly 2 months you can hop on this circuit from anywhere in the country and come home seeing everything the NPS has to offer (LINK) - It’s official - Caitlyn Jenner is running for CA Governor and released her first campaign commercial on Tuesday with her own name misspelled in the video! - Out of control Chinese rocket heading for earth. It is too early to say with a high degree of certainty where the rocket or its debris will ultimately crash, but forecasts show if an impact were to occur in the United States, the eastern U.S. would have the highest odds of seeing impact. - This week, we’ll be treated to one of spring’s best stargazing events as the Eta Aquarid meteor shower lights up the skies. You’ll want to set your alarm for before dawn on Wednesday, May 5, as that’s when the greatest number of meteors at about 10 meteors per hour at its peak. This is all debris from Halley’s Comet. Halley was last seen in Earth's skies in 1986.  It will return in 2061 on its regular 76-year journey around the Sun - The Red Hot Chili Peppers are selling their song catalog to Hipgnosis Songs for upwards of $140 million, sources confirm to Variety, making them the latest heritage artist to benefit from the intellectual property gold rush that has seen Bob Dylan sell his songwriting catalog to Universal Music Publishing for more than $300 million and Stevie Nicks sell hers to Primary Wave for $100 million. Drummer Chad Smith recently confirmed that the group has been working on a new album - Mikaela Shiffrin calls Squaw Valley home for spring ski training along with some of the top alpine skiers in the world and Olympic hopefuls. LOCAL NEWS: - The Tahoe Trout Farm was one of the stories about local businesses this past week – but unlike the new businesses that were featured on the south shore (Clearly Tahoe & The Lemon Drop), the Trout Farm is celebrating its 75th anniversary – one thing I didn’t know was that if you don’t want to take your fish, you can donate to the homeless with Christmas Cher of to feed the bears at Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care  - A reminder that residential burn permits are required starting May 1, so no burning unless you have a permit  - Speaking of wildfire, Nevada County just launched a new zone-based evacuation technology – so basically in an emergency situation, this will help you to know where to go based on the zone you are in – you’ll want to check that out at ReadyNevadaCounty.org/KnowYourZone  - If you’re a boater, some good news as beginning Saturday the Sand Harbor and Cave Rock bot ramps were officially open – but, just a as a reminder, you have to complete all TRPA watercraft inspections before using. - Staying on the water, if you’re in the Incline Village area, one thing to note is fees (for just about everything, really) will be increasing this year – guest beach passes, kayak & paddleboard storage, daily boat launch fees & season pass watercraft launch fees – all these changes go into effect this month - Also on the recreation and entertainment front most golf courses on the south shore will open by this week, with exception to Bijou, and in Incline the courses are slated to open by end of May – old Brockway is already open. - Starting this week, construction for the Tahoe South Events Center will get rolling – construction is slated to last 2 years & when completed expected to host up to 130 events each year  - Maybe on a sadder events note – North Tahoe joined Incline Village in cancelling their fourth of July events which leaves South Lake as the only holdout – still has not been decided, but most likely, the anticipation will be that it too, will cancel  - Best of Tahoe & North Lake Tahoe finalist voting is open – don’t forget to vote

In this episode, listeners continue to learn more about what actually happened during the nationally known Tahoe Flu outbreak in Incline Village, Nevada. It's definitely not what you expected.  If you've been affected by mold and want to contribute to the cause, visit our Patreon or GoFundMe page to donate today.Patreon - patreon.com/exposingmoldGoFundMe - gofund.me/daf1233eWe understand the huge financial loss mold causes. You can do your part by Liking, Sharing, and Commenting on our content. We need your support to raise awareness of this devastating illness so that people can get the help they deserve. Transcript: https://bit.ly/3aXkswOResources:[1] Chester Levine Abstract,  Concurrent sick building syndrome and chronic fatigue syndrome: epidemic neuromyasthenia revisited - https://bit.ly/3f3sgyv[2] Ruth Etzel,  Environmental Risk Factors Associated With Pediatric Idiopathic Pulmonary Hemorrhage and Hemosiderosis in a Cleveland Community - https://bit.ly/3xEIEOd[3] Stachybotrys found in sick buildings - https://bit.ly/3nF8n4B[4] Hillary Johnson, Osler's Web: Inside the Labyrinth of the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Epidemic -https://amzn.to/3nOmLHS[5] Evidence of algae bloom, Lake Tahoe, NV & Elk Grove, CA - https://bit.ly/3dWhmuW, https://bit.ly/3vBtGXn, https://bit.ly/3u94MOy, https://bit.ly/2QRjvPR[6] Evidence of sick buildings causing illness in Washington D.C. - https://bit.ly/3gWWC88[7] The harmful effects of trichothecene mycotoxins (MTM) of Stachybotrys Chartarum in sick buildings - https://bit.ly/3xHLcuX, https://bit.ly/3ueJHlY, https://bit.ly/3uq1WEQ, https://bit.ly/3y4iDrVSupport the show (https://www.gofund.me/daf1233e)

Exposing Mold - Episode 2 - The Mystery of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome P.1In this episode, listeners get to hear Erik Johnson's detailed story about what actually happened during the nationally known Tahoe Flu outbreak in Incline Village, Nevada. In the first episode of this multi-part series, we introduce key players in the involvement of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. If you've been affected by mold and want to contribute to the cause, visit our Patreon or GoFundMe page to donate today.Patreon - patreon.com/exposingmoldGoFundMe - gofund.me/daf1233eWe understand thhttps://bit.ly/3t4Jgcqe huge financial loss mold causes. You can do your part by Liking, Sharing, and Commenting on our content. We need your support to raise awareness of this devastating illness so that people can get the help they deserve. Transcript: https://bit.ly/3todW8xResources: 1) Evidence of the Tahoe Flu outbreak - https://nyti.ms/2QCZA772) Dr. Robert Cathcart, famous for discovering the benefits of Vitamin C in megadoses - https://bit.ly/3eCAxsN3) Dr. Richard Dubois - https://bit.ly/2R3Wx7O, https://bit.ly/3e27dgp4) What is the Epstein-Barr Virus? Monospot & serology tests - https://bit.ly/3aO1skh,  https://bit.ly/3u1P1cg, https://bit.ly/3t4Jgcq5) Dr. Paul Cheney & Daniel Peterson - https://bit.ly/3aPoI1c, https://bit.ly/3t1DisE, https://bit.ly/3aOU9cd6) Dr. James Jones & Stephen Straus (Deceased) - https://bit.ly/3aKm1xY, https://bit.ly/3sZWtTO7) Dr. James Jones & Stephen Straus papers - https://bit.ly/3aOUbAR, https://bit.ly/3vsiqfQ8) Desert Research Institute Cloud Seeding Program - https://bit.ly/3t1KULO, https://bit.ly/3xy853N, https://bit.ly/3dWZwIi9) Cloud seeding & pollution concerns articles from Lake Tahoe, NV local newspaper - https://bit.ly/3aLHMxE, https://bit.ly/3xyhuso, https://bit.ly/3xyM5py, https://bit.ly/2PwgQdD10) Erik's Tahoe flu outbreak map - https://bit.ly/3nC95zC, https://bit.ly/3nwheVX11) Evidence of algae bloom in Tahoe occurring at the same time as the outbreak - https://bit.ly/3dWhmuWSupport the show (https://www.gofund.me/daf1233e)

Quick-hitting news bits from around the globe and inside your community to keep you up to speed with the world!  LOCAL NEWS: - Douglas County commissioners passed their plan the week before last that would have most businesses reopen to 100% capacity by May 1. That plan was reviewed Thursday last week by the NV COVID-19 task force and it was passed. So, beginning this Saturday, the first county surrounding the Lake will get back to normal – although masks will still be required (although I’m not sure how much of that will actually be getting enforced) - casinos will still continue to be regulated by the gambling board – this seemingly could pave the way for events like 4th of July fireworks and (possibly) the summer concert series at Harveys – all of NV is supposed to be open with only a mask mandate by June 1 – CA target date is June 15 - Governor Newsom tweeted yesterday that CA’s positivity rate is at 1.2% - lowest in the country, but also the lowest it has been in a year, so it looks to be on track - Over the weekend we had a little seismic activity when on Sunday morning a little 3.8 quake centered about 5 miles west of Dollar Point shook the basin –There as also an additional 3.2 magnitude quake just after midnight in the same area Monday morning, but I was out cold for that one – but the quakes centering in the lake bring up the discussion of a tsunami - Looking ahead to May 14 – that is the day that Clean Up the Lake will be launching their effort (& possibly the largest effort ever) to remove trash from Tahoe – we’re not talking about the beaches, we’re talking about all 72 miles of shoreline underneath the surface – the plan is for the team to dive 3 times a week cleaning roughly 1 mile per day at a depth of up to 25 feet – so this is planning on going almost through the end of the year  - On somewhat of a controversial topic, the USDA forest service has released a new proposal that would build new trails and expand access on existing trails for e-bikes – according to forest service officials, about half the people approve and half don’t – As of now e-bikes are considered a motorized vehicle so they’re basically limited to specific trails and roads – this proposal would look to expand that by about 120 miles of new e-bike accessible trails - Couple of traffic notes – as of next week, Country Club Drive in Incline Village the street that basically runs from the lake (by the Hyatt and Lone Eagle Grille), past the college & up around the backside of the championship course will go from 35 MPH down to 25 MPH and if you are planning a trip over HWY 80 between today and Thursday – you will be detoured as the road will be closed from 8pm – 8 am for partial bridge over-crossing demolition - News from the west slope, the city of Placerville has directed staff to lose the noose in the city’s logo. Public comments were pretty harsh in its backlash – the noose has been incorporated into the logo since the 70s. Vice mayor Taylor was quoted as saying “our job at the city is not to fight change, but to navigate it” the motion passed with a 5-0 vote but it wasn’t without people not wanting to give into the cancel-culture movement  NATIONAL NEWS: - China-US scientists create world's first human-monkey 'chimera' embryo amid an ethical storm. A joint research team from China and the US created the world's first embryo that was part human, part monkey as a source for organ transplants that some critics say could "open Pandora's Box" - NASA picks SpaceX to land Next Americans on Moon by the end of the decade. That was the initial goal but has since been supercharged with an ambitious target of 2024. The project is named Artemis which is name after the Greek Goddess of the hunt, the wilderness, wild animals, chastity, and (fittingly) The Moon.  (Side Note: Elon Musk hosting SNL May 8th stirring controversy) - Apple is updating its iPhone software and letting users decide if they want to be tracked for targeted ads. The current default allows such tracking. But starting this week if you upgrade your operating system to iOS 14.5, there will be a pop-up that requires an opt-in to be tracked. This is expected to cost Google and Facebook ~$25B in ad revenue and severely disrupt the  $400B overall industry. - Google Maps will now default to the “greenest route” (AKA most fuel efficient) for its navigation. People in a rush may be disappointed, as the former default was the “fastest route.” It will take in factors like inclines (more work for the engine) and traffic congestion (more idling) to help reduce environmental impact along with displaying air quality and weather of expected destination. - Amazon is equipping a Seattle Whole Foods store with its Amazon One palm-scanning device that lets customers pay by...scanning their palms. Amazon reportedly has plans for a broad rollout - Never has it cost so much to buy a house in California. The median price for a single-family home shot up to a staggering $758,990 in March — a nearly 6% increase from the previous record of $717,930 set in December and a whopping 24% increase from March 2020. Meanwhile, housing production has strayed farther and farther from Gov. Newsom’s campaign goal of building 500,000 units annually as the state’s homeless population swells to record levels

Exposing Mold - Episode 1 - Our Mold Story In this episode, listeners get to hear Kealy Severson, Erik Johnson, and Alicia Swamy's mold stories and how they decided to band together discuss toxic mold, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome at ground zero, and Erik's novel theory on why toxic mold is sickening so many. If you've been affected by mold and want to contribute to the cause, visit our Patreon or GoFundMe page to donate today. Patreon - patreon.com/exposingmoldGoFundMe - gofund.me/daf1233eWe understand the huge financial loss mold causes. You can do your part by Liking, Sharing, and Commenting on our content. We need your support to raise awareness of this devastating illness so that people can get the help they deserve. Transcript-  https://bit.ly/2SiH7NyBio's Kealy Severson holds a Master's Degree in Oriental Medicine, Nutrition, and Acupuncture, is an environmentally acquired injury specialist, and is the owner and CEO of Heal Better Now. Erik Johnson is the prototype and survivor of the Incline Village, Nevada inception of the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, creator of Erik Style Mold Avoidance,  Author of "The Role of Toxic Mold in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome," U.S. Veteran, and the man responsible for saving the lives of thousands of people suffering from mold illness. Alicia Swamy holds a Master's degree in Health Education and Nutrition,  is the creator of the Youtube vlog, "Homesick: Healing from a Toxic Environment," and serves as a mold avoidance consultant.  Find us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YoutubeSupport the show (https://www.gofund.me/daf1233e)

*This is an episode I published under the podcast's old title: 'the INF Club podcast'. In August 2021, I renamed the podcast 'Diary of an indie writer' (see more below). — Chrissa is a writer, an editor, and a creative coach based out of Incline Village in Lake Tahoe. She loves using words to capture emotions and bring stories, ideas, and people to life. Some of the things we talk about: - Chrissa's eventful year, including a career shift, moving state and getting married - The challenges of going from 'employed work' to 'doing your own thing', and how Chrissa structures her day - How Chrissa & I structure our day, around our energy cycles - The lifestyle benefits of being in 'flow', and why Chrissa is fascinated by this concept - Digital minimalism and information consumption - Balancing and integrating 'being productive' vs 'being explorative' — Shownotes/links: https://infclub.net/shownotes/episode-51-chrissa-trudelle-infp-on-integrating-productivity-and-exploration — ℹ️ In August 2021, the podcast was renamed from 'the INF Club podcast' to 'Diary of an indie writer'. Episode 68 is the first episode I published under 'Diary of an indie writer'. All episodes prior to Episode 68 were published under 'the INF Club podcast', and they have been left as they were originally published. — by Jas: https://jasraj.me/ with music by Porter: https://www.madebyporter.com/ —

Since the onset of the pandemic, second home markets have heated up as the high-net-worth sought larger spaces, access to the outdoors and premier amenities. With working from home and remote learning a current reality for many Americans, second home markets are in high demand — and in some cases, becoming primary places of residence. Hear from top agents in resort markets about what their clients are looking for now, where they are coming from, how their preferences are changing, and if the market shows any sign of slowing down.A conversation with: The Donovan Group, Chase International, Incline Village, NV // Vance Young, Intracoastal Realty, Wilmington, NC.See the video recording of this episode at http://luxuryportfolio.com/conversations.

Yesterday we discussed the 72-mile iconic run around Lake Tahoe in the “Mistake By The Lake” Daily Hustle...  The only actual mistake was the lack of road width that had us literally running for our lives...  Other than playing chicken with cars, trucks and buses driving 80 mph, the #LetThemPlay LTP Foundation Lake Tahoe Run Loop experience was one of the coolest of my ultra endurance life...  Late in the day at about mile 60, the traffic had finally died down and then we came across a brand new path that started at Sand Harbor Beach and took us nearly 10 miles to Incline Village... After 11 plus hours of running and the seemingly eternal game of real life frogger, that path might as well been the fucking yellow brick road to Narnia...  As the sun was setting behind the West Shore mountains and glistening off the lake, Kowalski and I hit what I would describe as the most euphoric part of the run...  “It's been a helluva day dude but this right here is why we do this shit.”  As Kowalski and I both looked off into the majestic distance, he responded with one word... “INCREDIBLE.”  Immediately after, we came around a bend and there was a family of 5 sitting silent on the stone brick wall at literally the most beautiful part of the sunset... Unfortunately, there was only one problem, they were facing the path instead of the lake and 4 of the 5 including the Mom & the Dad were all completely engaged with... THEIR PHONES.

Jacquie Chandler is one of my favorite people and there's no one who is more passionate about what they're doing! On this episode we talk about Geotourism inside the Lake Tahoe Watershed, 3 projects Susatainable Tahoe are working on and where Lake Tahoe is headed!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/TheRenoPodcast)

A self proclaimed Steward of Enthusiasm, Rosie Hackett, is a professor who leads the Outdoor Leadership Program at Sierra Nevada University in Incline Village, NV. Rosie discusses how you take self awareness, team awareness and environmental awareness (elements of her curriculum) and tie that into outdoor education and adventure. Rosie teaches us we don't have to summit Everest to gain the values of mindfulness and that learning happens with how to be successful and survive outdoors, but that these skills can be applied to our every day lives.   "I've realized that the best leader is the one that is barely known. At the end, I hope that my students own these lessons and leadership qualities as their own. They don't even realize that you were the one facilitating it." - Rosie Hackett, Professor at Sierra Nevada University.

My guest today is Ted Parkhill. Ted has over 25 years of management experience in the investment business. He is a founding partner of systematic macro investment manager Incline Investment Management (IIM). He is also serves as an Assistant Professor of business at Sierra Nevada College in Incline Village, NV. Prior to IIM he was the director of marketing for Zazove Associates a multi-billion dollar quantitative convertible securities manager. He was a senior marketing executive at John W. Henry & Company one of the original Commodity Trading Advisors. The topic is Trend Following. In this episode of Trend Following Radio we discuss: It is possible to consistently generate profitable returns through systematic trading Markets are inefficient and therefore trends materialize Trends last longer than people think Prices reflect the sum of the knowledge of all market participants Jump in! --- I'm MICHAEL COVEL, the host of TREND FOLLOWING RADIO, and I'm proud to have delivered 10+ million podcast listens since 2012. Investments, economics, psychology, politics, decision-making, human behavior, entrepreneurship and trend following are all passionately explored and debated on my show. To start? I'd like to give you a great piece of advice you can use in your life and trading journey… cut your losses! You will find much more about that philosophy here: https://www.trendfollowing.com/trend/ You can watch a free video here: https://www.trendfollowing.com/video/ Can't get enough of this episode? You can choose from my thousand plus episodes here: https://www.trendfollowing.com/podcast My social media platforms: Twitter: @covel Facebook: @trendfollowing LinkedIn: @covel Instagram: @mikecovel Hope you enjoy my never-ending podcast conversation!

Eve Sheldon - Nature Spirit Coach & Tarot Reader Eve's Spiritual Journey began in 1978 when she visited an astrologer in Incline Village and this sparked her interest in Spirituality. She began studying Spirituality and Metaphysics in depth and this interest created her life's journey . Eve's mission statement is: "My intent is to achieve a state of enlightenment and personal freedom while assisting others on their path to healing. To draw to myself and evolve with my Spiritual mate, radiating love and healing to all around me." For more information visit: http://naturespiritcoach.com

Eve Sheldon - Nature Spirit Coach & Tarot Reader Eve's Spiritual Journey began in 1978 when she visited an astrologer in Incline Village and this sparked her interest in Spirituality. She began studying Spirituality and Metaphysics in depth and this interest created her life's journey . Eve's mission statement is: "My intent is to achieve a state of enlightenment and personal freedom while assisting others on their path to healing. To draw to myself and evolve with my Spiritual mate, radiating love and healing to all around me." For more information visit: http://naturespiritcoach.com

Eve Sheldon - Nature Spirit Coach & Tarot Reader Eve's Spiritual Journey began in 1978 when she visited an astrologer in Incline Village and this sparked her interest in Spirituality. She began studying Spirituality and Metaphysics in depth and this interest created her life's journey . Eve's mission statement is: "My intent is to achieve a state of enlightenment and personal freedom while assisting others on their path to healing. To draw to myself and evolve with my Spiritual mate, radiating love and healing to all around me." For more information visit: http://naturespiritcoach.com

Eve Sheldon - Nature Spirit Coach & Tarot Reader Eve's Spiritual Journey began in 1978 when she visited an astrologer in Incline Village and this sparked her interest in Spirituality. She began studying Spirituality and Metaphysics in depth and this interest created her life's journey . Eve's mission statement is: "My intent is to achieve a state of enlightenment and personal freedom while assisting others on their path to healing. To draw to myself and evolve with my Spiritual mate, radiating love and healing to all around me." For more information visit: http://naturespiritcoach.com

Eve Sheldon - Nature Spirit Coach & Tarot Reader Eve's Spiritual Journey began in 1978 when she visited an astrologer in Incline Village and this sparked her interest in Spirituality. She began studying Spirituality and Metaphysics in depth and this interest created her life's journey . Eve's mission statement is: "My intent is to achieve a state of enlightenment and personal freedom while assisting others on their path to healing. To draw to myself and evolve with my Spiritual mate, radiating love and healing to all around me." For more information visit: http://naturespiritcoach.com

2013 Series:Eve Sheldon, Nature Spirit Coach & Tarot Reader Eve's Spiritual Journey began in 1978 when she visited an astrologer in Incline Village and this sparked her interest in Spirituality. She began studying Spirituality and Metaphysics in depth and this interest created her life's journey . Eve's mission statement is: "My intent is to achieve a state of enlightenment and personal freedom while assisting others on their path to healing. To draw to myself and evolve with my Spiritual mate, radiating love and healing to all around me." For more information visit: http://naturespiritcoach.com

Eve Sheldon - Nature Spirit Coach & Tarot Reader Eve's Spiritual Journey began in 1978 when she visited an astrologer in Incline Village and this sparked her interest in Spirituality. She began studying Spirituality and Metaphysics in depth and this interest created her life's journey . Eve's mission statement is: "My intent is to achieve a state of enlightenment and personal freedom while assisting others on their path to healing. To draw to myself and evolve with my Spiritual mate, radiating love and healing to all around me." For more information visit: http://naturespiritcoach.com

Eve Sheldon - Nature Spirit Coach & Tarot Reader Eve's Spiritual Journey began in 1978 when she visited an astrologer in Incline Village and this sparked her interest in Spirituality. She began studying Spirituality and Metaphysics in depth and this interest created her life's journey . Eve's mission statement is: "My intent is to achieve a state of enlightenment and personal freedom while assisting others on their path to healing. To draw to myself and evolve with my Spiritual mate, radiating love and healing to all around me." For more information visit: http://naturespiritcoach.com

Eve Sheldon - Nature Spirit Coach & Tarot Reader Eve's Spiritual Journey began in 1978 when she visited an astrologer in Incline Village and this sparked her interest in Spirituality. She began studying Spirituality and Metaphysics in depth and this interest created her life's journey . Eve's mission statement is: "My intent is to achieve a state of enlightenment and personal freedom while assisting others on their path to healing. To draw to myself and evolve with my Spiritual mate, radiating love and healing to all around me." For more information visit: http://naturespiritcoach.com

Eve Sheldon - Nature Spirit Coach & Tarot Reader Eve's Spiritual Journey began in 1978 when she visited an astrologer in Incline Village and this sparked her interest in Spirituality. She began studying Spirituality and Metaphysics in depth and this interest created her life's journey . Eve's mission statement is: "My intent is to achieve a state of enlightenment and personal freedom while assisting others on their path to healing. To draw to myself and evolve with my Spiritual mate, radiating love and healing to all around me." For more information visit: http://naturespiritcoach.com

Eve Sheldon - Nature Spirit Coach & Tarot Reader Eve's Spiritual Journey began in 1978 when she visited an astrologer in Incline Village and this sparked her interest in Spirituality. She began studying Spirituality and Metaphysics in depth and this interest created her life's journey . Eve's mission statement is: "My intent is to achieve a state of enlightenment and personal freedom while assisting others on their path to healing. To draw to myself and evolve with my Spiritual mate, radiating love and healing to all around me." For more information visit: http://naturespiritcoach.com

Eve Sheldon - Nature Spirit Coach & Tarot Reader Eve's Spiritual Journey began in 1978 when she visited an astrologer in Incline Village and this sparked her interest in Spirituality. She began studying Spirituality and Metaphysics in depth and this interest created her life's journey . Eve's mission statement is: "My intent is to achieve a state of enlightenment and personal freedom while assisting others on their path to healing. To draw to myself and evolve with my Spiritual mate, radiating love and healing to all around me." For more information visit: http://naturespiritcoach.com

Eve Sheldon - Nature Spirit Coach & Tarot Reader Eve's Spiritual Journey began in 1978 when she visited an astrologer in Incline Village and this sparked her interest in Spirituality. She began studying Spirituality and Metaphysics in depth and this interest created her life's journey . Eve's mission statement is: "My intent is to achieve a state of enlightenment and personal freedom while assisting others on their path to healing. To draw to myself and evolve with my Spiritual mate, radiating love and healing to all around me." For more information visit: http://naturespiritcoach.com

Eve Sheldon - Nature Spirit Coach & Tarot Reader Eve's Spiritual Journey began in 1978 when she visited an astrologer in Incline Village and this sparked her interest in Spirituality. She began studying Spirituality and Metaphysics in depth and this interest created her life's journey . Eve's mission statement is: "My intent is to achieve a state of enlightenment and personal freedom while assisting others on their path to healing. To draw to myself and evolve with my Spiritual mate, radiating love and healing to all around me." For more information visit: http://naturespiritcoach.com

Eve Sheldon - Nature Spirit Coach & Tarot Reader Eve's Spiritual Journey began in 1978 when she visited an astrologer in Incline Village and this sparked her interest in Spirituality. She began studying Spirituality and Metaphysics in depth and this interest created her life's journey . Eve's mission statement is: "My intent is to achieve a state of enlightenment and personal freedom while assisting others on their path to healing. To draw to myself and evolve with my Spiritual mate, radiating love and healing to all around me." For more information visit: http://naturespiritcoach.com

Eve Sheldon - Nature Spirit Coach & Tarot Reader Eve's Spiritual Journey began in 1978 when she visited an astrologer in Incline Village and this sparked her interest in Spirituality. She began studying Spirituality and Metaphysics in depth and this interest created her life's journey . Eve's mission statement is: "My intent is to achieve a state of enlightenment and personal freedom while assisting others on their path to healing. To draw to myself and evolve with my Spiritual mate, radiating love and healing to all around me." For more information visit: http://naturespiritcoach.com/