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Title: S2EP63, We Are All One With Everything Through Love with Elizabeth Percival Today's conversation took us all over the world. From acting, to spiritual retreats, to Montessori methods and Brain Gym, Elizabeth Percival has led a life she truly loves. We integrated our left and right brains during the show through an exercise that Elizabeth leads during her Brain Gym courses. I was left feeling calm, connected and at peace. It was incredible. Elizabeth was born on Long Island, lived in Virginia, North Carolina, San Francisco, Connecticut and now, Juneau Alaska. She is 79 years old and going strong. She has the spirit and heart of an angel. I enjoyed our conversation and feel a sense of being all right with the world after our short exercise. If you would like a similar experience, reach out to Elizabeth at elizabeth@weareourdreamscometrue.online Elizabeth Percival Bio: I am a healer, a spiritual coach, a mind/body transformation facilitator, a channeler, a visual artist, a writer, and a photographer. Yes, I am all of those things and more. I have been an actress, a Montessori Teacher, a home-schooling mother, and a supporter of people with developmental disabilities. I've traveled the world and now live in Juneau, Alaska. Here is how others have described me: An adventurous, magnetic, spiritual and playful giver; A feisty, salty mountain woman; A joyous, free, delightful and creative artist; A compassionate and motherly comforter and healer. A dynamic, wise, vivacious, vibrant powerhouse and creator. I have been practicing healing and transformational coaching for 30 years through various modalities. I have learned to listen within and listen to you to discover and utilize the best modality for you at the time we are working together. Your brain/body/spirit system knows what you need to move forward from where you are right now. I have the privilege of facilitating whatever is needed to bring you through that which is blocking your unfoldment mentally, physically or vibrationally. Dates of upcoming Brain Gym courses: January 24-26 May 16-18 August 15-17 October 10-12 Website: weareourdreamscometrue.online #hilaryburns #gettingrealwithhilary #ElizabethPercival #ourdreamscometrue #peace #love #montessorischool #braingym #guru #spiritualenlightenment #marriage #divorce #Alaska #NorthCarolina #SanFrancisco #acting #spiritualretreats #grandchildren #Juneau

Moving to Alaska is no small thing. Moving to Alaska without knowing anyone is no small thing. Moving to Alaska without knowing anyone and moving alone is definitely no small thing! Jeremy moved to Juneau, Alaska with no connections but with a skillset of being a barber. After living in Juneau for a year, he talks about what he thinks of this small town in southeast Alaska. Jamin Goecker Website (For Relocation Guide): https://jgoecker.kw.com/contact YouTube:  ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@alaska_realtor⁠⁠ Meetup: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/12BHb41xXF2/ LinkedIn: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamingoecker⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Instagram:  ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/jamin_goecker/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ App: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://jgoecker.kw.com/myapp⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Facebook: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/GoJaminRealE⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠state Keller Williams Realty Alaska Group  

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 1249, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: Places Of Sport And Amusement 1: With 10 million gallons of water, the USA's largest one of these opened in Atlanta in 2005. an aquarium. 2: 4-letter place for "roller" fun. a rink. 3: Footwear is key at this indoor location where a turkey is cause for congratulations. a bowling alley. 4: California's official state theater is the Pasadena one; on TV, Pee-Wee Herman had a more informal one. a playhouse. 5: This word is from French and Latin words meaning "bicycle" and "course". velodrome. Round 2. Category: Nea. With Nea in quotation marks 1: This layer of the eye has no blood vessels. the cornea. 2: Mary Ann Esposito's book on 3 yeast doughs is "What You" this. Knead. 3: This pet critter is part of the cavy family. guinea pig. 4: This state capital is on the Gastineau Channel. Juneau (Alaska). 5: This Trojan hero is Aphrodite's son. Aeneas. Round 3. Category: Get Your Facts Straight 1: Carlsberg is a Danish brewery; this Swiss-style cheese from Norway has a similar name. Jarlsberg. 2: The minneola is the best-known variety of the tangelo; Minnehaha is his best gal in a Longfellow poem. Hiawatha. 3: Borax is a cleaning agent; this movie title guy journeys to "the U.S. and A." with his producer Azamat Bagatov. Borat. 4: Van Heflin was in "Shane" and "3:10 to Yuma"; this group gave us songs like "Hot For Teacher". Van Halen. 5: Ramen is a noodle; the Ramayana is an epic poem of India composed in this ancient language. Sanskrit. Round 4. Category: The Rockefellers 1: One of the world's wealthiest men, John D. Rockefeller made his fortune in this business. oil. 2: In the 1970s this member of the Rockefeller family served briefly as vice president. Nelson. 3: Abby Aldrich Rockefeller was a founder of this NYC museum in 1929 and her son David was a longtime donor and trustee. the MoMA (the Museum of Modern Art). 4: From 1985 to 2015 Jay Rockefeller, also known as John D. Rockefeller IV, was a senator from this state. West Virginia. 5: Living to the age of 97, John D. was born when this man of Dutch descent was president, and died during FDR's second term. Van Buren. Round 5. Category: Museums By City 1: Byzantine Museum,Acropolis Museum. Athens. 2: The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum. Washington, D.C.. 3: Anne Frank House,Rijksmuseum. Amsterdam. 4: The Henry Ford Museum(don't say Detroit). Dearborn. 5: Uffizi Gallery,Bardini Museum. Florence. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia!Special thanks to https://blog.feedspot.com/trivia_podcasts/ AI Voices used

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Subscribe to Receive Venkat's Weekly Newsletter Every year the Coca Cola Scholars Foundation awards a select set of High School Seniors the Coca Cola Scholarship. Chase is a 2024 Coke Scholar.  In this Podcast, Elizabeth talks about her spectrum of passions from STEM to the Arts, Music and Leadership, Performing at Carnegie Hall, Winning the Coca-Cola Scholarship, her College search process, and her advice to high schoolers. #CokeScholars Check Out: The College Application Workbooks for Juniors and Seniors In particular, we discuss the following with her:  Who is Elizabeth Djajalie? Passion for STEM, Music and Arts Winning the Coke Scholarship College Process Advice for High Schoolers Topics discussed in this episode: Introducing Elizabeth Djajalie, Coke Scholar [] Hi Fives - Podcast Highlights [] Who is Elizabeth Djajalie? [] High School Interests [] Founder STEM Fair Student Board [] Future Women STEM Podcast [] Interest in Science [] E-DNA Research [] Performing at Carnegie Hall [] Alaska State Tennis Champ [] Why Coke Scholarship? [] The Application Process [] The Interview [] What the Coke Scholarship Means? [] Other Scholarships [] The College Process [] The Decision! [] College Readiness [] Advice for High Schoolers [] Our Guest: Elizabeth Djajalie is a 2024 Coke Scholar, and a recent graduate of Thunder Mountain High School, Juneau Alaska. Elizabeth will be a Freshman at Harvard University in Fall 2024. Memorable Quote: “ I went to a public school for middle school through high school, and I really think that experience of growing up in this small town overall has really taught me to be resourceful and create new opportunities, not just for myself, but for other people around me.” Elizabeth Djajalie. Episode Transcript: Please visit Episode's Transcript. Similar Episodes: College Experiences Calls-to-action: Follow us on Instagram. To Ask the Guest a question, or to comment on this episode, email podcast@almamatters.io. Subscribe or Follow our podcasts at any of these locations: Apple Podcasts, Spotify.

Listen in as Living the Dream Outdoors Podcast host Bill Cooper sits down with 14-year-old Gunner Decker from Juneau, Alaska as he describes his family business Glacier Outfitters. Gunner and his family offer guided hunts for black bear, brown bear, mountain goats and black-tailed deer in the rugged and beautiful country of southeast Alaska. Alaska Guides offers spring, fall and winter hunts. Base camp is a 65-foot yacht. Hunters and guides search for animals from skiffs and execute a stalk once an animal is sighted. Glacier Guides, Inc. has been providing amazing tours and adventures into the pristine grandeur of Alaska and Glacier Bay National Park since the early 1970's. Glacier Guides is the longest-tenured outfitter operating on the Tongass National Forest, America's largest National Forest. We pioneered yacht-based Brown Bear, Black Bear and Mountain Goat hunting in Alaska, including fishing expeditions and Adventure Cruises into Glacier Bay National Park. Glacier Guides is a second-generation Alaskan family-owned outfitter, with Master Guide Alisha “Mutts” Rosenbruch-Decker & Zach Decker (RG) carrying on the tradition. We are the only outfitter in the area with luxury vessels custom-built specifically for our operations. We offer the largest, most diverse selection of “Guide Use Areas” of any operation in Alaska allowing for superior flexibility and better access during your stay with us. We strive to provide unparalleled service  and exceptional commitment to each of our guests. : info@glacierguidesinc.com In the second half of the program, Bill Cooper interviews legendary outdoor writer Tim Huffman about his induction into the NBational Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame.

March is Women's History Month, and this year's theme celebrates women who advocate for equity, diversity and inclusion. This year we are honoring women who lead change in their field, and today's episode does just that. There are so many women who are leaders in parks and recreation and bringing positive change to their communities, and today we're excited to talk with two women who are leading the way in Juneau, Alaska. Our guests today are Amanda Lovejoy, a recreation coordinator at the Zach Gordon Youth Center for City and Borough of Juneau Parks & Recreation, and Lauren Anderson is the Treadwell Arena Manager for Juneau Parks & Recreation. Between having a primarily women-led team, facilitating programs that foster inclusion and belonging, and ensuring that every member of the Juneau community feels welcome, Juneau Parks & Recreation is doing some incredible work. Tune in to our full conversation below to learn more about this unique community and how Amanda and Lauren are truly building a space where you belong. You'll also learn: How Juneau Parks & Recreation is providing opportunities for girls, women, and trans and nonbinary youth in the community How the “Weaving Our Pride” project is bringing the community together and celebrating Indigenous communities in Juneau How Juneau's Gender Support Group and Mindfulness Matters programs are making an impact Why Juneau is such a unique community, and what challenges and opportunities that presents And much more! Related Links: City and Borough of Juneau Parks & Recreation Weaving Our Pride Website Weaving Our Pride Facebook Group Zach Gordon Youth Center Facebook Page   This episode of Open Space Radio is brought to you by support from CivicPlus. CivicPlus' recreation management solution is the only comprehensive activity, facility, membership, staff and point-of-sale management solution designed exclusively for municipal parks and recreation departments by former local government parks and recreation leaders. Municipal recreation departments that choose CivicPlus increase department revenue from online transactions while fostering positive civic experiences. Learn more at www.civicplus.com. Have feedback about this episode or Open Space Radio overall? Share it with us! If you enjoyed this episode or learned something that might help you make a positive impact in your community, please consider donating to NRPA to not only support our storytelling efforts, but also our mission to advance parks, recreation and conservation efforts that enhance the quality of life for all at nrpa.org/donate.

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 1113, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: State Capital Nicknames 1: "The Bluegrass Capital". Frankfort. 2: "The Charter Oak City". Hartford. 3: "Arkopolis". Little Rock. 4: "The Gateway to Glacier Bay National Park". Juneau (Alaska). 5: "The Cradle of the Confederacy" and "The Birthplace of Civil Rights". Montgomery, Alabama. Round 2. Category: Actors In Political Films 1: In 1993 he was "In the Line of Fire" as Secret Service agent Frank Horrigan. Clint Eastwood. 2: This star of "Grumpy Old Men" played a grumpy Supreme Court justice in "First Monday in October". Walter Matthau. 3: Laurence Harvey and Frank Sinatra starred in this 1962 political thriller based on a novel by Richard Condon. The Manchurian Candidate. 4: In "All the President's Men", Hal Holbrook played this informer whose true identity is still a mystery. "Deep Throat". 5: This British actor, JFK's brother-in-law, played a U.S. senator in "Advise and Consent". Peter Lawford. Round 3. Category: One-Word Film Titles 1: Ice Cube gave rise to a catchphrase with the dismissive "Bye, Felicia" in this 1995 comedy. Friday. 2: If Keanu Reeves' bus went under 50 mph in this flick, it'd like, totally explode. Speed. 3: This 2009 film is the all-time top-grossing movie in the U.S. and the world. Avatar. 4: Sly Stallone knocks the stuffing out of a slab of beef and Apollo Creed in this movie. Rocky. 5: (I'm Mario Andretti.) In 1967 I drove a Ford Fairlane to win the Daytona 500; almost 40 years later I played a Ford Fairlane who was at the racetrack in this Pixar film. Cars. Round 4. Category: -Mancy Pants 1: What's that giant talking octopus smoking a cigar mean? Use oneiromancy, the practice of interpreting these. dreams. 2: A necromancy can mean this 5-letter magical word that is "cast" by wizards. a spell. 3: Tasseomancy, the reading of these, must be popular in England in the late afternoon. tea leaves. 4: A state of temporary inactivity like hibernation. dormancy. 5: Chiromancy is this method of telling someone's fortune. palm reading. Round 5. Category: Letters In Sequence 1: 18-19-20:Explode, in air, perhaps. burst. 2: 7-8-9:A type of hyena. laughing. 3: 4-5-6:Transfer one's allegiance to another nation. defect. 4: 8-9-10:Forcibly seize control of a moving vehicle. hijacking. 5: 19-20-21:Dampness. moisture. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia!Special thanks to https://blog.feedspot.com/trivia_podcasts/ AI Voices used

This week, we visit Hearthside Books & Toys in Juneau, Alaska. Owner Olga Lijó Seráns has owned Hearthside since 2022, but the store has been serving the people of Juneau for nearly 50 years. She takes us through its rich history and how things have been going since she took over.Books We Talk About: If You Lived Here, I'd Know Your Name: News from Small-Town Alaska by Heather Lende, 90 Short Walks Around Juneau by Mary Lou King, Homestead by Melinda Moustakis, and Jimmy Bluefeather by Kim Heacox

This week, Krysta, Laura and Dean examine the Alaskan Bar and Hotel in Juneau Alaska. We discuss a brief history of the state, how Juneau became the capital city, and the building of the Alaskan Hotel itself. We talk it's founders, it's history, the sad tragic tales that occured under it's roof and of course we discuss it's hauntings, those we can explain and those we can't in this special Seward's Icebox episode of the Family Plot PodcastThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4670465/advertisement

When Americans walk into a multi-story building, they'd usually say they're on the first floor. Not in the lobby of Alaska's Capitol building.

The fan of fallen trees on the west side of Auke Nu Cove may be evidence of one of Juneau's weirdest wind phenomena.

Studies show drivers remember fewer details about routes they're more familiar with. Around Juneau and in other parts of the U.S., experimenting with speed limits can improve road safety.

EPISODE 101 Rain Felkl is an Alaska Native born and raised in Juneau. After making the move to the Wasatch Mountains, she was quickly captivated by the freedom and adventure of human-powered splitboarding. She has had the opportunity to explore many corners of her home range as well as longer adventures in mountain ranges in Alaska and the lower 48s. When she isn't riding powder, Rain is a rock climber and cyclist, which has naturally led her eye towards more exploratory splitboard objectives. @rainfelkl @phantomsnowindustries @cardiffsnowcraft @blackdiamond_snow DARK STARTS @darkstarts.podcast darkstarts.ca

Tonight's Sleep Hypnosis with Jessica is designed to help to heal family issues, and the wounds that we can carry from generation to generation. Through both nature and nurture, we pick up our families' strengths, talents and weird birthmarks. But we can also pick up the suffering from previous generations, even when we don't experience the same circumstances. It can be difficult to rise above or transmute that pain, and because it's carried by our loved ones, we can feel guilty even trying to. First, we'll start with some relaxing insight from Jessica (00:00-03:20) Before tonight's Sleep Meditation (03:20-36:01) But first, credit where credit is due: This hypnosis is based on a technique I learned from a teacher of Jessica's, Donna Macallum, on a course she runs called the 7 Levels of Abundance, and she learned it from Tanya Mayburgh, who is a family constellations master trainer. It was also a response to a request Jessica received on instagram from Madeline, from Juneau Alaska. Hope this helps you Madeline, and all of you Sleep Wavers. You don't have to have experienced any family problems, or trauma, in order to benefit from this exercise. When Jessica first did it, it gave her a really profound feeling of peace and appreciation for my ancestors, and forged a beautiful connection to them all.   Join Sleep Wave Premium ✨ in just two taps! Enjoy 2 bonus episodes a month plus all episodes ad-free and show your support to Karissa and Jessica. https://sleepwave.supercast.com/ Love the Sleep Wave Podcast? Please subscribe & leave a review ⭐️ How are we doing with Sleep Wave? Click here to let us know 

Welcome to episode 138 of the Löw Tide Böyz - A Swimrun Podcast!On this week's show we welcome endurance legend Gordo Byrn. Gordo is a coach, stud endurance athlete and happens to be the only American to ever win ÖTILLÖ, The Swimrun World Championship. He won the event in 2010 with partner, and fellow endurance legend, Jonas Colting, and we go into all the details of their epic day on the Archipelago. But first...Training UpdateWe just finished our last big week of training with some major pool swims, 4-hour Swimruns, and lots of trail running. With ÖTILLÖ just 11 days away as of this episode's release, we are feeling pretty good about stuff and are as ready as we're going to get. ShoutoutsThis week we are shouting out to all the teams racing the One Water Race. More on this race later in the show but rest assured that everyone who lined up at the start is more than worthy of a shoutout.Feats of EnduranceThis week's Feats of Endurance winner is Aaron Morrison who posted a surprisingly not-chilly Swimrun practice from Juneau Alaska over the weekend. Thanks for proving that if there's a place to swim and a place to go running nearby, Swimrunning is possible!Make sure to sign up for our LTBz Strava Club and join Swimrunners from around the world as they train for stuff.This Week in SwimrunWe've got a big update for everyone this week.In Norway, the epic Rockman Swimrun took place. This race looked as amazing as ever with some incredible photos that you can check out on their fb page. We asked Race Director, Thor Hesselberg, to share his race director report with us so enjoy this latest installment of Race Director Reports.We also have some exclusive reporting to share about Rockman. In 2023, the race will introduce an Experience distance to go along with their ÖTILLÖ merit race distance.In France, the also epic Swimrunman Laffrey (the race with the wild vertical kilometer to finish the world series distance race) and it looked like a perfect day for a super hard Swimrun. We love this race for a lot of reasons but especially because the event offers distances for all ability/desire levels from a ÖTILLÖ merit race distance all the way to a kids Swimrun. In Sweden, there were some fun local Swimrun events that took place including the Skatås Sjöar Swimrun and the Immeln Swimrun. It's so great to see these local events and it reminds us that these types of events is how the sport grows so make sure to support your local events by either signing up or volunteering.By the time this show is released, teams will have finished, or will be close to having finished, the inaugural One Water Race. This event is easily the toughest/longest Swimrun event on the planet with a total distance of 250 kms and 50 kms of that being swimming! We promise to have a lot more coverage about the event and teams participating in the next few weeks once we are back from Sweden. In the meantime, check out our interview with co-founder and race director, Thomas Ogander, on Episode 104 of the podcast.Here in the states, Ödyssey Swimrun Mackinac Island is happening this coming Sunday, August 28. If you're the type of person that waits until the last minute, well now is your time to shine…and sign up. Make sure to use the code LOWTIDEBOYZ to save 15% off of your registration. This is the second edition of this race and we are bummed that we won't be out there this year. That is it for this week. Feel free to reach out and let us know if there's anything that you'd like for us to mention on the show.UpdatesWe have an update for our LTBZ x SWE meetup on Saturday Sept. 3 at 18:30. Thank you to everyone that DM'd us with suggestions on locations. We are planning on posting up at the rooftop bar area of Tak Bar (you can go to tak.se to get location info.) We hope to see you all there! Special bonus shoutout to Chet for the recommendation.Gordo ByrnWe have to give a special shoutout to Lars Finanger for connecting us with Gordo. It was so cool to go back down memory lane with Gordo about his ÖTILLÖ experience. Even though it was twelve years ago now, his memories of the event are as crisp as ever and it was obvious that he had an amazing experience racing with Jonas Colting. In this chat, we talked about his endurance background, how he found his way to ÖTILLÖ and how he's seen the sport evolve since his race back in 2010. We loved this conversation and know that you will as well. Enjoy!BTW, check out Gordo's blog that he's been updating every week for almost 20 years at feelthebyrn.blog.That's it for this week's show. If you are enjoying the Löw Tide Böyz, be sure to subscribe to the show on your favorite podcast player and leave us a five-star review. You can find us on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcast, and on YouTube. You can also follow our meme page on Instagram. Email us at lowtideboyz@gmail.com with any feedback and/or suggestions. Finally, you can support our efforts on Patreon…if you feel so inclined.Thanks for listening and see you out there!-  Chip and Chris

Jennie and Dianne explore Evergreen Cemetery in Juneau, Alaska. Founded in 1891, Evergreen Cemetery has become the final resting place to many of Juneau's pioneers. They share the ordinary extraordinary stories of two Tlingit women who were instrumental in preserving and continuing their native heritage, the stories of the co-founders of Juneau, and Joseph Juneau and Richard Harris, and a love story that ended in tragedy with the sinking of the S S. Princess Sofia also called The “Unknown Titanic of the West Coast”.  As poet Robert Service wrote, "Let us journey to a lonely land I know. There's a whisper on the night wind, there's a star agleam to guide us, and the Wild is calling, calling... Let us go."Resources used to research this episode include:Ritter, Harry. Alaska's History The People, Land and Events of the North Country . 1st ed., Alaska Northwest Books, 2020, pp. 62-65. "Evergreen Cemetery (Juneau, Alaska) ." https://en.m.wikipedia.org/. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evergreen_Cemetery_(Juneau,_Alaska). Accessed 17 July 2022.Arauz Peña, Pablo. "Local voices share Juneau's lesser-known stories through downtown audio history project ." https://www.ktoo.org/. 2 Feb. 2021. www.ktoo.org/2021/02/02/local-voices-share-juneaus-lesser-known-stories-through-downtown-audio-history-project/. Accessed 17 July 2022.Stone, David B., and Charles C. Hawley. "Joseph Juneau (1833 - 1899) ." https://alaskamininghalloffame.org/. alaskamininghalloffame.org/inductees/juneau.php.Stone, David B., and Charles C. Hawley . "Richard Tighe Harris (1833 - 1907) ." https://alaskamininghalloffame.org/. alaskamininghalloffame.org/inductees/harris.php. Accessed 17 July 2022.Lattka, Anne. "The Princess Sophia Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park ." https://www.nps.gov/. 1 Dec. 2016. www.nps.gov/articles/khns-princess-sophia.htm. Accessed 17 July 2022.Juneau-Douglas City Museum , and CBJ Community Development . Evergreen Cemetery . Juneau .Southeast , Discovery . People of the Land.Service , Robert . The Spell of the Yukon. 1907. New York , Dodd, Mead & Company , 1965, p. 15.18.22.39.

In the late '90s Juneau had two Taco Bells. But by the early 2000s they were both gone.

Eaglecrest Ski Area on Douglas Island near Juneau, Alaska hosted it's first IFSA Freeride Ski Event in March, 2022. This episode is conversations with IFSA Judge, Joe Turner, Eagle Crest Freeride Head Coach, Kevin Stell, and Eaglecrest General Manger, Dave Scanlan about the exceptional skiing of Junior Freeriders who travelled from all around the country to compete at Eaglecrest .. a new stop on the IFSA Freeride Junior Tour. For more information: IFSA  https://www.ifsa.org  EagleCrest  https://www.skieaglecrest.comFor aerial photography and art: https://www.katiewritergallery.comThanks for tuning in and Happy Spring!Katie WriterJournalist/Pilot/Ski Coachktphotowork@gmail.com

Some Juneau residents have noticed street lights with a purple glow popping up around town. A KTOO listener asked why.

There are a lot of great things to do in Juneau, Alaska while there for a day on a cruise. When exploring a new port while on a cruise, you want to maximize your time with the best activities since you will only be there for a short amount of time. Today I'm sharing my top five picks for things to do while in Juneau on a cruise. There's a little something for everyone: high adventure, scenic outlooks, and, of course, good food!

A Curious Juneau listener wrote in saying they'd witnessed a snake-like cloud forming along the Gastineau Channel and wondered if there are any Lingít stories or a Lingít name for this cloud feature.

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The short answer is yes. It was there for decades, and there are plenty of people still around in Juneau who remember it.

I grew up in a small town in Monterey County with my parents and two older sisters all choosing a career in teaching. I knew that wasn't my route. After graduating with a double degree in psychology and Spanish I followed the psychology path for a few years but high recidivism and a model where I didn't get compensated for all I put in to the job didn't fit me. Luckily I had a seasoned businessman uncle that guided me through the beginnings of a career in sales and business. Years later this is what I can show for myself:     I've exceeded annual quota 13 of my 16 years in sales. Nationally recognized sales entrepreneur in Yahoo! Finance and Digital Journal. Award winning leadership oriented sales professional - background features more than 15+ years of exceptional performance in progressively responsible roles in sales and sales leadership. Multi methodology model expert (Challenger, Sandler, Miller Heiman, etc) but especially appreciate the power of mastering the psychology of sales. Specialties: Sales Process, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), Collaboration Software, Enterprise Class Video and Collaboration, Account Based Marketing, Channel Sales Software, Personalization, and Rescue Dog Network. I was the number one performer while working at Salesforce, experiencing 4 startups that were acquired by Cisco, Experian, McDonald's, and AOL. I've hired and fired and exceeded annual quotas up to $2.5M. I'm an Enterprise seller with zero copy-paste component in my sales process. I also know all sides of the business having created a successful one spanning 3 years. I have experience effectively displacing legacy systems and maintaining Forrester quadrant leader status. This gives me pride and assists in interview processes but most important are authenticity, humility, and respect. No one likes a big ego selling them a business sales solution for 6-9 months. My passion is to help address your business needs. I thrive on showing businesses how they can maximize their results and achieve quantum leaps, easier and faster than ever before. This is what I bring to the table. Extra tidbits: I've traveled to 40 countries I motorcycled through China, Vietnam, and Australia alone after getting my motorcycle license 24 hours before getting on the plane I fell down an 8 story chimney I was 4th in the state of California for the 1500 meters I'm an amateur stand-up comedian and was an amateur hip hop freestyle artist I've gone on 4 bicycle tours with my father totaling 6,000 miles. I lived in Juneau Alaska to work I lived in Costa during high school living with a Costa Rican family and going to Costa Rican high school I lived in Spain in college attending a Spanish university.   Contact Eric: Website Apple Podcast Spotify Podcast YouTube Channel LinkedIn  

The Mendenhall Glacier in Juneau Alaska is one of the most magical places in Alaska and Liquid Alaska Tours provides human-powered adventures that get you up close and personal with the glacier. You get to canoe to the glacier and then hike and climb on top of it. If you're lucky and the conditions are perfect, you can explore the ice caves that get created naturally in the glacier. Here is a reason to skip the helicopter tour and paddle across a beautiful lake, reduce your environmental impact and save the glaciers for future generations to come. Chapters 0:00 Intro 00:25 How did Liquid Alaska Tours start? 01:35 What are some of the tours that you offer at the Mendenhall Glacier in Alaska? 03:45 Learn about the Ice Caves on the Mendenhall Glacier 06:00 What is the wildlife like around Juneau? 08:45 What are the popular places to visit in Alaska? Summer vs. winter 11:35 When do the Mendenhall Glacier Tours start for the season? 12:45 What is the town of Juneau like? How many people get to be on the glacier? 17:35 What is it like to run a tour company? -- To fuel your next human-powered adventure visit us at TripOutside.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tripoutside/message

Head to Juneau Alaska for this historic haunt.  Hear the tragic story of Alice and the infamous room 315.

A newly-formed global network of cruise port residents, civil society organizations, and labor & crime victim advocates came together during the COVID 19 pandemic to demand “no return to business-as-usual” for cruising. What do They do? The Global Cruise Activist Network provides a forum for building relationships and alliances, and taking collective action. Our focus is on organizing, sharing information, skills and resources, and building a “big tent” coalition. Who They Are For decades, the cruise industry's business model has depended on burning huge volumes of highly polluting fuel, dumping in the ocean, underpaying its lowest-paid workers, and avoiding labor, tax, environmental and criminal laws. Cruise ships continue to put the social, cultural, economic, public health, and environmental health of port communities at risk. Cruise companies have failed to protect the health and safety of passengers and workers, and have contributed to climate change. In response, advocates seeking justice both onboard and ashore have come together to form The Global Cruise Activist Network. As a global network, we are aligned around the values of health, safety, security, conservation, and equity. We want clean air, clean water, and healthy, resilient communities. We want fair and just wages and working conditions for workers. We want to protect wildlife and the climate. Despite our common cause and our commitment to think globally and act locally, we are also diverse. Some are abolitionists, advocating degrowth and an end to the cruise industry. Some work to restrict cruise ships' size and frequency. Others call for reform - for the cruise industry to act more responsibly. We support individuals' and communities' right to self-determination: to ban cruise ships entirely, restrict or limit them, or push for their reform. All are welcome. Meet Karla Hart of Juneau Alaska started looking critically at the cruise industry when a job put her in close contact in 1984. She ran tourism businesses from 1987-1997, was a founding member of the Alaska Wilderness Recreation and Tourism Association after the 1989 Exxon Valdez Oil Spill, and served alongside cruise executives as a Governor's Appointee to the Alaska Tourism Marketing Council in the mid-1990s. Her home is miles away from the cruise port in downtown Juneau, but it is under a shortcut flight route for helicopter tours to the Mendenhall Glacier. Relentless noise in August of 2019, coupled with explosive cruise growth, inspired her to start organizing an in-person global networking conference of cruise activists. Online searches quickly connected her with Ruth Starr in Maine, who was also interested in forming a broader cruise activist network. While the global pandemic inspired the two to change course from planning an in-person conference to coordinating online network — the Global Cruise Activist Network was born. Panel discussion by Dr. Elinor Garely, eTurboNews New York --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/etn/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/etn/support

Join Jackie and Jon as they tip toe around the temperate rainforest that is Juneau, Alaska. There will be glaciers, there will be fjords, there will be adorable baby seals. Put on some comfy fleece and party like it's your birthday for this Alaskan adventure!Jackie Reilly: HostJon Schaller: HostCharles: ProducerEmail: cozynookexplorers@gmail.comInstagram: @cozynookexplorersCommunity Shoutout:Perseverance TheatreMentioned In This Episode: Juneau, Alaska Tourism Website Mount Roberts Tramway Tlingit People

In this week's episode of the Associates on Fire podcast, we have Dr. Jared Lee and his wife Kristin on the show to discuss their journey toward their 10-year goal of financial independence. Dr. Lee and his wife give a great perspective on important course corrections and their move to Juneau Alaska in search of a great (though challenging) opportunity.

Ever dreamed of getting paid to spend all day outdoors in one of the world’s most beautiful places?  Then this episode is for you!  We’re back this week with a special How-To episode of The Occupation Wild Podcast focusing on how to become an adventure guide in Alaska with Jason Rush the Director of Operations for Liquid Alaska Tours!  Liquid Alaska Tours is a tour company out of Juneau Alaska that offers glacier, canoe, and adventure tours!  As one of Occupation Wild’s most popular companies on the site, Courtney sits down with Jason to break down what Liquid Alaska looks for when hiring guides, what you can expect day to day, what it’s like living in Alaska, how to find housing, and so much more! Check out Liquid Alaska Tours: https://liquidalaskatours.com/ Check out Occupation Wild: https://www.occupationwild.com/ Get $50 off your first rental with Outdoorsy with the code: occupationwild

House Party is a digital performance and publication series out of The Poetry Project with readings, songs, dances, writings and prompts from the past, present, and future. Within each issue, we'll also be sharing a living list of resources, emergency grants, and other recommendations. TMO is a natural storyteller, her rhythm with words propelled her into telling her stories through poetry, she's been slamming out powerful messages laced with alliteration and metaphor since speaking. Her art is a form of both; testimony to her survival as a Black Queer and indigenous human living amongst the dangers of colonialism, And love letters to like sufferers of societies many destructive dysfunctions. Born in Juneau Alaska she is deeply tied to her Tlingit roots, and as a daughter of a Black Panther she was raised between Juneau and San Francisco her whole life and has been an Oakland resident for 8 years.

Chad Hood was kayak fishing for coho in Juneau Alaska when he inadvertently hooked a 25 pound halibut.

Comic Caroline Georges (Manic Pixie Dream Vlog) grew up in Juneau Alaska. She was 15 years old when she joined her friend on vacation in Las Vegas. Boredom set in and the girls decided to chat with a guy online. And serious trouble ensued. Listen to hear what happened!Check out the bedding at Ettitude! These are the softest sheets you'll ever feel! Made from Clean Bamboo, good for you and the environment. Get 20% off and FREE shipping by using the promo code STORY at checkout. Ettitude! And remember, when you support my sponsors, you are supporting ME! Thank you so much!Visit Story Worthy's website here! Please subscribe, rate, and review Story Worthy on Apple Podcasts here. It really helps. And check out the funniest game show in LA, Story Smash! It's EVERY month at the Hollywood Improv! PLUS it's podcast on Story Worthy! Follow me on Social Media! Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and at ChristineBlackburn.com. Thanks guys!

Comic Caroline Georges (Manic Pixie Dream Vlog) grew up in Juneau Alaska. She was 15 years old when she joined her friend on vacation in Las Vegas. Boredom set in and the girls decided to chat with a guy online. And serious trouble ensued. Listen to hear what happened!Check out the bedding at Ettitude! These are the softest sheets you'll ever feel! Made from Clean Bamboo, good for you and the environment. Get 20% off and FREE shipping by using the promo code STORY at checkout. Ettitude! And remember, when you support my sponsors, you are supporting ME! Thank you so much!Visit Story Worthy's website here! Please subscribe, rate, and review Story Worthy on Apple Podcasts here. It really helps. And check out the funniest game show in LA, Story Smash! It's EVERY month at the Hollywood Improv! PLUS it's podcast on Story Worthy! Follow me on Social Media! Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and at ChristineBlackburn.com. Thanks guys!Privacy Policy and California Privacy Notice.

A game hunter consults his conscience, a Native Rights advocate remembers being separated from her heritage, a local chef plays host to TV personality Gordon Ramsay, a widow remembers her late husband’s grace and humor, a Native Youth Olympics coach connects kids to culture through athletics, plus an artist, a musician, a cross-country bicyclist, two roller-derby girls, and a family in a half-built cabin on an island in the wilderness Special thanks this episode to Juneau field producer MK MacNaughton and the National Endowment for the Arts.

A visit with a Chilkat Ravenstail weaver, a rain-forest hike in search of Devil’s Club, the tale of a rudely awakened Black Bear, an afternoon with a fishing boat captain, a mountain jog with a champion ultra-runner, hair and make-up tips with a renowned drag queen, a sound-check at the home-studio of a Juneau-based hip hop musician, and a window into the life of a local poet and her 10-year-old son. Special thanks this episode to Juneau field producer MK MacNaughton and the National Endowment for the Arts.

Yew come hang, hey y'all. Week 9 talk, Al and Nick face off in our weekly Name That Player, see who spent a week's vacation in Alaska! The guys discuss rebuilding a Dynasty roster, and how to take the appropriate steps. Lastly, the boys discuss the TOP TE's in the league and elaborate on a few hidden gem's. Hey, we love all of y'all, have a great day. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thedynastypolls/support

If you're ever in Juneau Alaska, enjoy Tracy's Alaskan King Crab Legs. They can also be consumed at Skagway Fish Company. Delicious... Pricey, but good. We are at sea again today. I'm recording and posting this from the Royal Caribbean cruise ship Ovation of the Seas. Tomorrow we will be in Victoria British Columbia Canada. Hope everyone is fairing the Hurricane Dorian OK on the east coast. We will be headed home Friday. Thanks for listening, check out my YouTube channel Joshua Peek for more videos of our trip. Please remember to rate, review, subscribe, and share with your friends. --- 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/joshua-peek/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joshua-peek/support

After spending a week exploring all that Juneau has to offer and the Alaskan wilderness, we sat down with Matt Palomar for this episode to get into the details of what it's like to live and work in the area. Matt's expertise and love for this immensely beautiful state is apparent. From seasonal working opportunities to where to go and what to do in order to maximize your time visiting the area, this episode will serve as an informational guide if you are thinking about heading to the area. This is the 2nd installment of our "On the Road" series where we bring you an audible travel blog for different places we go. For questions or just to follow Matt, find his Instagram hereInfo about Tracy Arm Fjord day trips.Info about hiking in Juneau.Info about all excursions around Juneau.www.smallworldspodcast.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/smallworlds... #smallworldspodFacebook: Smallworlds PodcastTwitter: Small Worlds PodcastSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/smallworlds)

One Curious Juneau listener has noticed janky-looking rafts and unnatural pits proliferating in recent years at his go-to fishing spot. So we asked one of the raft owners what they’re up to.

Sure it's small, but is it the smallest? When inside, do you shop clockwise or counterclockwise? And what's up with ToshCo in Gustavus?

The plan is for volunteers this summer to prune some encroaching vegetation, and to plant spruce seedlings in the footprint of the peace sign. Eventually, they expect the spruce will outgrow and contrast with the existing alders on the hillside.

Professional ticket reselling is rare for events in Juneau. A longtime local event organizer says the nine-time Grammy Award winner's upcoming concert in Juneau has caused the biggest stir she can think of.

Theodolites, semaphore, trigonometry and some "Big Lebowski" references — everything you wanted to know about the peace sign and a few things you didn't.

Midgi Moore - CCTP, owner of Juneau Food Tours, and Liz Perry - President & CEO of Travel Juneau, discuss the various winter events and activities in Juneau, Alaska, including the culinary scene. More at www.JuneauFoodTours.com and www.TravelJuneau.com Featured music is 'Oh Alaska' by Robbie Boyd. This episode is sponsored by the International Food Wine & Travel Writers Association - www.IFWTWA.org

Join Nancy J. Reid and Lisa D. Smith, the mother-daughter travel team and publishers of Big Blend Radio & TV Magazine and Parks & Travel Magazine, for Big Blend Radio’s 2nd Friday IFWTWA Vacation Station Food, Wine & Travel Show. On This Episode: - Winter in Juneau, Alaska - Midgi Moore - CCTP, owner of Juneau Food Tours, and Liz Perry - President & CEO of Travel Juneau, discuss the various winter events and activities in Juneau, Alaska. - 66 ON 66 - Photographer Terrence Moore discusses his new book, 66 ON 66: A PHOTOGRAPHER’S JOURNEY (Schaffner Press), that highlights 66 of his finest 35mm color film images—a stunning chronicle of this storied road in states from Missouri to California.  - Hollywood History of Road Trip Movies as recalled by Steve Schneickert. Featured music is ‘Alaska’ by Robbie Boyd, and ‘Drivin’ by Myself’ by Shelley King. This episode is sponsored by the International Food Wine & Travel Writers Association (IFWTWA).

Noah Kalina and Chuck return for part two to join Nick & Ari in testing hardware store’s knowledge on Plastic Wood. If Joe from Foodland Ace hardware Juneau Alaska can name the tool, he’ll win a pizza.

They've been gone for about four years. The system was originally installed by a private downtown bank in the 1960s.

This broadcast is a favorite legacy show that we produced under our old name Travel'n On and before re-branding as WORLD FOOTPRINTS. Travel'n On celebrates Alaska's 50th anniversary of their induction into the Union as the 49th State with a profile on the beautiful capitol city of Juneau. Lorene Palmer, President of the Juneau Convention & Visitors Bureau tells Travel'n On why Juneau is a unique and must see tourist destination. Then Juneau Mayor Bruce Botelho discusses his challenges of managing a city that is larger than some States and why he loves his city. Finally, Jane Lindsey, Director of the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, provides some insight into Juneaus unique history and culture.

How did the Red Dog Saloon come to have an antique Smith & Wesson No. 3 mounted behind the bar — and did it really belong to Wyatt Earp? Curious Juneau tries to find out.

In the spring of 2010, Susan decided to take on the Inside Passage which is an extraordinary coastal route, with some of the most spectacular fjords and convoluted coastlines in the world. It’s a narrow artery that connects with and is part of the sixty-four million square miles that comprise the Pacific Ocean. It is one of the most scenic and most challenging paddling trip in North America, it’s been touted as a holy grail for paddlers. Her journey, was a 1200 mile, mostly solo paddle adventure down the western coast of North America from Anacortes, Washington to Juneau, Alaska. During the 66 day she was out there, she experienced the astounding power and beauty of nature. She paddled in drenching rains, fierce winds, and violent seas. Susan had scaled her world down to an 18-foot sea kayak and started to run toward her dreams. Her dream wasn’t only to paddle the Inside Passage. It was also to challenge herself and see how she would handle adversity and discover how that adversity would make her a better version of herself. It was about experiencing that heady sense of freedom that comes from being alone in the wilderness and making her own decisions, relying on her abilities, her strength and courage … Listen to the tough girl podcast, it’s pretty powerful stuff! Show notes Where Susan is based Who Susan is? Growing up on a farm in Upstate New York Getting into paddling and the outdoors Her passion for white water kayaking Starting her own paddle sports company What it was like becoming a guide and why she was terrified at the start Being taken by the solo experience The Inside Passage Her inspiration and the power of having someone believe in you Losing her father and going through a painful time Starting to make poor choices in her life Looking for a new goal and wanting to press that reset button Being prepared both physically, mentally, logistically and also on an emotional level Being a firm believer in positive visualisation 66 Days on the water Talking about fear and her fears before the journey started The first day of the challenge, what it was like When reality set in and the ‘challenge’ started Learning patience from the sea The magical moments verses the miserable moments Hitting the reset button and being able to centre herself The ultimate magical moment which sticks in her memory Having 15 miles left to go The inner and outer journey Reflecting back on the journey and what she’s learned on the way Why the sea can be such a good teacher Writing her book and reliving the memories Itching to do a new challenge - and setting a new goal! Get the book! Final word of advice and why you need to get clear on what you want to accomplish!   Social Media Website - www.susanmarieconrad.com   Twitter - @SusanMConrad  Instagram - @susanmarieconrad  Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/susanmarieconrad/   

Xtratufs, Bogs, Muck Boots -- comfortable, waterproof footwear is pretty much a necessity here in Juneau. But not for the local some know as “the barefoot guy.”

In this Curious Juneau, John Hollis asks: What’s the highest wind speed recorded in Juneau? The answer will blow away this Coast Guard retiree.

Disclaimer: Cetine does know there is a city in Alaska named Juneau--she just cannot spell nor pronounce it, hence her confusion. Rob returns from a funeral in Missouri and Cetine finishes another film. Let's discuss: OVERWATCH, FARCRY 5, FLORENCE, DETENTION, BIG MOUTH, SIRENS, KATAMARI (MONDO SOUNDTRACK). And what were the Best and Worst video game movies ever made? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bitdifferentpodcast/support

Tucked away in the second floor of the Triangle Building in downtown Juneau, there’s a museum filled with snapshots of history – but in this museum, they’re made out of wood, cloth and plastic.

A common story goes that there was a shipping mix up. Somewhere in Florida, there's a federal building with our eagle statue, and our federal building got their pelicans. Is it true?

Tall tales abound in regards to the giant blocks near Lemon Creek. The stories behind the mysterious blocks are almost too good to be true: Ancient monoliths, hatches for alien space craft, White Alice -- even cow graves. But nothing is really, so to speak, concrete.

In the mid-1970s the city and power company jointly built a 350-foot tunnel under Telephone Hill. It still carries water and power underground but its use as a pedestrian short cut was short-lived.

A hydrologist's marker dye is unlikely, but there are a variety of biological processes that could be responsible for discoloration of the pond that's located about 4 miles down the Herbert Glacier trail.

The children's book, “Patsy Ann of Alaska: the true story of a dog" says the bull terrier, Patsy Ann, pushed her paw prints into sidewalk cement. But do they actually exist?

Juneau isn't on the road system, but yet car thefts in the de facto island city -- are on the rise. In fact, 2017 has already surpassed the number of stolen motor vehicles reported in recent years -- and more than doubled since 2014.

If you’ve driven on Mendenhall Loop Road, you may have seen the huts. The rusted steel half-circles look a bit like mini-airplane hangars.

“The fact is that after 1902, all of the people who were executed in Alaska were either racial minorities or ethnic minorities,” said attorney Averil Lerman. The last three men executed in the territory were an Alaska Native and two black men.

Many people are familiar with the story of Robert Stroud, one of the country’s most famous inmates of the last century, and how he spent over half his life in solitary confinement and gained fame for his careful study of birds and bird diseases. But many people probably don't know that Stroud was initially sent to prison for a murder he committed just a few short blocks away from the present-day Alaska State Capitol in downtown Juneau.

Curious Juneau examines why Gastineau Channel isn't maintained as a through waterway. Instead most vessels have to take the long way around Douglas Island.

This weeks guests are Marcy and Geoff Larson, co-founders and owners of Alaskan Brewing Co. out of Juneau Alaska. Alaskan brewing company, crafting award winning beers from the last frontier for 30 years. Started in 1986 Marcy and Geoff opened the 67th independent brewery in the country and the first brewery in Juneau since Prohibition. I had the chance to sit down with Marcy and Geoff off to the side of the Paired event at the Great American Beer Festival in Denver, Colorado. Not only was the paired event one of my favorite parts of the Great American Beer Festival, but it allowed me the opportunity to sample amazing beers paired with equally amazing food dishes. Alaskan Brewing Co. participated in this with two pairings, Alaskan cran-spruce with a carrot cake with spruce cream, orange & maple caramel and alaskan smoked porter (vintage 2008) paired with a braised oxtail, masa dumpling. My favorite of the pairings was the the spruce and carrot cake, they worked so well together. As always join the conversation by visiting us at www.BillsBeerReport.com or on facebook at Facebook.com/BillsBeerReport. You can also interact with us on Twitter and Instagram @BillsBeerReport. You can find this and every episode of Slurred Words on iTunes, SoundCloud, and Stitcher Radio by searching Bills Beer Report or Slurred Words. Please rate and review this and every episode on iTunes or your listening App of choice. If you would like to support the podcast head on over to the BillsBeerReport.com/ContactUs and click on the Amazon Link and make all your amazon purchases through that link from now on. In fact, make the link one of your favorites on your browser so its easier to access next time. You can also find Bill's Beer Report Logo gear at RedBubble.com. As always, Big thanks to Son Step for the wicked theme music. Now sit back, kick your feet up and enjoy the conversation from the Great American Beer Festival Paired Event with Marcy and Geoff Larson of Alaskan Brewing Co.

If you've ever felt a strong connection for nature, the outdoors, or wildlife then do we have a howling good show for you. Today I'll be talking with Nick Jans, award-winning writer and photographer, and author of numerous books including The Grizzly Maze, and A Wolf Called Romeo, a wolf that for many years became a part of the Juneau community. Today we'll talk about the story of the Wolf called Romeo, about wild animals in general, and about their intelligence and their presence. That plus we'll talk about larceny on the ice, how Romeo was a Don Juan, and what in the world Sugar making whoopee with Teddy Precious has to do with anything! Self-help and self-improvement questions and topics include: How he met the wolf called Romeo How every dog is 98% wolf How the wolf called Romeo came back and back and back How Nick ended up living in eskimo villages and became a nature writer. Who were the Eskimos he lived with, the Inupiaq – “The Real People” What Eskimo's taught him about Nature and the animals What he learned about animals having souls, and how a wolf or caribou may not be just our equal, but may well be our superior in certain respects What the history is between humans and the wolf How the wolf played with dog and got to know the people of Juneau as well How Romeo the wolf absconded with tennis balls and other toys What happened between Harry Robinson and the wolf How he was forebearant of other dogs, even when ganged up by two German Shephers. How Romeo the Wolf made the cover of the paper. What was Romeo here to teach us Why Nick was meant to witness Nick's story and to tell it. How this wolf was a true miracle of God. What happened to the wolf How the wolf was seen in people's dreams How 113,000 people go to the ER each year from toilets 47000 in 2014 died from accidents The power of nature to soothe yourself What we can learn from his book The Giant's Hand, about his time living with the Eskimos. To find out more: nickjans.com or google “Romeo the Wolf” What is the black wolf special fund and how you can donate and help: http://juneaucf.org/blackwolf.html How Nature and animals make us more present and mindful Nick Jans shares the amazing story and life of A Wolf Called Romeo who befriended the city of Juneau Alaska. Inspiring | Inspirational | Spiritual | Spirituality | Nature | Wildlife | Career | Dogs | Mindfulness | Motivational | Self-Help | Inspire For more info visit: www.InspireNationShow.com

We say hello to the Real Ben Begley, a fan of the podcast. He says hello back....We wrestle with the shortcomings of Skype and in mud, jelly and baked beans..... And infrequently discuss the Ben Begley in IMDB.... Meet the bus driver who rivals Alan Turing (if Alan Turing had ever been a bus driver).His Blog about having 80 jobs in 35 years is here belowhttp://80jobs.blogspot.com.au/All The JobsAll 80 Jobs in Chronological Order (years are approximate) and location (names of some locations changed for confidentiality)19751. Chicken abuser, chicken ranch, O-Town (California)2. Weed puller, car dealership, O-Town19773. Moving a bookcase upstairs, law office, O-Town4. Moving stuff around, Montgomery Ward's, O-Town19785. Busboy, Yancy Derringer's, Juneau (Alaska)6. General laborer, building a back office, Juneau7. Dishwasher, Sally's Kitchen, Juneau19798. Working for my dad, West Sacramento (California)9. Jack in the Box, O-Town10. Community service, fish hatchery, O-Town11. Cleaning out old man's garage, O-Town12. Landscape maintenance, golf course, O-Town198013. Personal attendant, Sandy and Al, O-Town14. Sales associate, Home Improvement Store, Santa Barbara (California)15. Yard work, Al's old-lady friend, O-Town16. General labor, Sweem's Air-conditioning, O-Town17. Dishwasher, Joe's BBQ, College Town (California)18. Car Wash, College Town19. Cleaning out underneath a house, O-Town20. Janitor, 1st Congregational Church, O-Town198121. Picking and packing, Kiwi farm, College Town22. Unknown yard maintenance company, College Town23. Personal care, man with stroke, tiny town south of College Town24. Delivering coupon books (Karmann Ghia), College Town25. Bagging ground nut shells, nut company, College Town198226. Cleaning up warehouse near university, College Town27. Yard clean-up, day care center, College Town28. Janitor, dormitory, College Town198329. Janitor, stationery store, College Town30. Personal care, Good-Time Charlie's employer with MS, College Town31. Butt College work study, recycling center, Butt County (California)32. Butt College work study, moving rocks, Butt County198433. Dishwasher, (name withheld) bar/restaurant, College Town34. Bus driver, bankrupt contractor for transit authority, College Town198535. Yard/work site clean-up with Steve W., College Town36. Delivering coupon books (van), College Town37. Dishwasher, convalescent hospital, Seattle (Washington)38. Sales clerk, little bookstore, Seattle39. Setting up new B. Dalton's bookstore, Seattle40. Assembly, musical instrument case factory, Seattle41. Distributing door hangers, Seattle42. Unloading blueberries, Seattle43. Selling flowers on street corners, Seattle44. Driving in training, taxi company, Seattle198645. Private First Class, United States Army, Georgia/South Carolina46. Telemarketing, Seattle47. Assistant landscaper, Skip C., O-Town198748. Office Manager, Homeless-Mentally Ill Program, O-Town1987 – 198849. Clerk-Typist, Butt County Children's Services, O-Town198950. Self-employed gardener, O-Town51. Assistant landscaper, Kent R., O-Town199052. Line work, cannery, O-Town53. Program Assistant, United States Dept. of Agriculture, O-Town1991 – 199254. Program Assistant, United States Dept. of Agriculture, O-Town (again)1993 – 199555. Paratransit driver, predecessor of present company, O-Town56. Appliance delivery, Sears Hometown Store, O-Town1995 – 199657. Paratransit/bus driver, predecessor of present company (again), O-Town199658. Community service, Butt County mail room, O-Town199759. Driver, long haul trucking company, Modesto (California)60. Driver, unknown milk hauling company, Willows (California)61. Driver, long haul trucking company, Modesto (again)1997-199862. Driver, cab company, O-Town199863. Cement work for Becky R.'s step-dad, O-Town64. General labor, crop dusting company, another small town south of College Town1998 – 199965. Pizza cook/deliverer, O-Town (one of my favorite jobs)1999-200166. Instructional assistant, Butt College geography department, Butte County67. Geography tutor, Butt College, Butte County200268. Cashier, casino, O-Town69. GIS Technician, consulting company, College Town70. Clerk, 7-11 Store, O-Town71. Truck crew, Walmart, O-Town2002 – 200372. Temp at packaging company, O-Town (not a bad place to work, at least for a little while)2003 – 200573. Driver, Mortuary transportation company, O-Town (very interesting job)74. Funeral director, O-Town (also very interesting)200575. Driver in training, another long-haul trucking company, southern California2005 – 200676. Pole inspection foreman, Osmosis, California/Nevada (shudder, shudder, SHUDDER)2006 – 200977. Vendor, Home Depot, various stores, mostly in Butt County (probably my all-time favorite)201078. Intern, Geospatial Workforce Training Program, O-Town/College Town79. Pole inspector, different pole inspection company, northern California (shudder)2010 – PRESENT80. Bus driver, Butt County

We say hello to the Real Ben Begley, a fan of the podcast. He says hello back....We wrestle with the shortcomings of Skype and in mud, jelly and baked beans..... And infrequently discuss the Ben Begley in IMDB.... Meet the bus driver who rivals Alan Turing (if Alan Turing had ever been a bus driver).His Blog about having 80 jobs in 35 years is here belowhttp://80jobs.blogspot.com.au/All The JobsAll 80 Jobs in Chronological Order (years are approximate) and location (names of some locations changed for confidentiality)19751. Chicken abuser, chicken ranch, O-Town (California)2. Weed puller, car dealership, O-Town19773. Moving a bookcase upstairs, law office, O-Town4. Moving stuff around, Montgomery Ward's, O-Town19785. Busboy, Yancy Derringer's, Juneau (Alaska)6. General laborer, building a back office, Juneau7. Dishwasher, Sally's Kitchen, Juneau19798. Working for my dad, West Sacramento (California)9. Jack in the Box, O-Town10. Community service, fish hatchery, O-Town11. Cleaning out old man's garage, O-Town12. Landscape maintenance, golf course, O-Town198013. Personal attendant, Sandy and Al, O-Town14. Sales associate, Home Improvement Store, Santa Barbara (California)15. Yard work, Al's old-lady friend, O-Town16. General labor, Sweem's Air-conditioning, O-Town17. Dishwasher, Joe's BBQ, College Town (California)18. Car Wash, College Town19. Cleaning out underneath a house, O-Town20. Janitor, 1st Congregational Church, O-Town198121. Picking and packing, Kiwi farm, College Town22. Unknown yard maintenance company, College Town23. Personal care, man with stroke, tiny town south of College Town24. Delivering coupon books (Karmann Ghia), College Town25. Bagging ground nut shells, nut company, College Town198226. Cleaning up warehouse near university, College Town27. Yard clean-up, day care center, College Town28. Janitor, dormitory, College Town198329. Janitor, stationery store, College Town30. Personal care, Good-Time Charlie's employer with MS, College Town31. Butt College work study, recycling center, Butt County (California)32. Butt College work study, moving rocks, Butt County198433. Dishwasher, (name withheld) bar/restaurant, College Town34. Bus driver, bankrupt contractor for transit authority, College Town198535. Yard/work site clean-up with Steve W., College Town36. Delivering coupon books (van), College Town37. Dishwasher, convalescent hospital, Seattle (Washington)38. Sales clerk, little bookstore, Seattle39. Setting up new B. Dalton's bookstore, Seattle40. Assembly, musical instrument case factory, Seattle41. Distributing door hangers, Seattle42. Unloading blueberries, Seattle43. Selling flowers on street corners, Seattle44. Driving in training, taxi company, Seattle198645. Private First Class, United States Army, Georgia/South Carolina46. Telemarketing, Seattle47. Assistant landscaper, Skip C., O-Town198748. Office Manager, Homeless-Mentally Ill Program, O-Town1987 – 198849. Clerk-Typist, Butt County Children's Services, O-Town198950. Self-employed gardener, O-Town51. Assistant landscaper, Kent R., O-Town199052. Line work, cannery, O-Town53. Program Assistant, United States Dept. of Agriculture, O-Town1991 – 199254. Program Assistant, United States Dept. of Agriculture, O-Town (again)1993 – 199555. Paratransit driver, predecessor of present company, O-Town56. Appliance delivery, Sears Hometown Store, O-Town1995 – 199657. Paratransit/bus driver, predecessor of present company (again), O-Town199658. Community service, Butt County mail room, O-Town199759. Driver, long haul trucking company, Modesto (California)60. Driver, unknown milk hauling company, Willows (California)61. Driver, long haul trucking company, Modesto (again)1997-199862. Driver, cab company, O-Town199863. Cement work for Becky R.'s step-dad, O-Town64. General labor, crop dusting company, another small town south of College Town1998 – 199965. Pizza cook/deliverer, O-Town (one of my favorite jobs)1999-200166. Instructional assistant, Butt College geography department, Butte County67. Geography tutor, Butt College, Butte County200268. Cashier, casino, O-Town69. GIS Technician, consulting company, College Town70. Clerk, 7-11 Store, O-Town71. Truck crew, Walmart, O-Town2002 – 200372. Temp at packaging company, O-Town (not a bad place to work, at least for a little while)2003 – 200573. Driver, Mortuary transportation company, O-Town (very interesting job)74. Funeral director, O-Town (also very interesting)200575. Driver in training, another long-haul trucking company, southern California2005 – 200676. Pole inspection foreman, Osmosis, California/Nevada (shudder, shudder, SHUDDER)2006 – 200977. Vendor, Home Depot, various stores, mostly in Butt County (probably my all-time favorite)201078. Intern, Geospatial Workforce Training Program, O-Town/College Town79. Pole inspector, different pole inspection company, northern California (shudder)2010 – PRESENT80. Bus driver, Butt County