Podcast appearances and mentions of katie rice

According to an online article published by Forbes Advisor in October 2023, each year an estimated 4.5 million people are bitten by dogs in the United States, with approximately 800,000 people seeking medical attention for their injuries. The number of fatalities resulting from a dog attack, however, is comparatively small, averaging around 30 deaths a year, according to a CDC report. Tragically, a great majority of these fatal attacks are from Pitbulls.My client, Katie Rice, was nearly one of those fatalities.Katie‘s story, including her unbelievable journey from traumatic fear of bully breeds after her attack, to becoming a bully mom, and eventually starting a dog walking service, is the subject of this podcast episode. Katie is living proof that it is possible to recover, heal, and come to love a breed again—even after a life-threatening attack.A WORD OF CAUTION: Some of the subject matter discussed in this podcast episode may be distressing for some listeners.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Katie Rice, a Cross-Country runner from Ingersoll, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about her back-to-back OCAA championship wins, what got her into cross-country and her plans for the future.

Sadly, Theme Park Rangers podcast says goodbye to Orlando Sentinel tourism reporter Katie Rice. Katie is leaving her post covering the business side of Central Florida attractions at the Sentinel. She is off on another adventure that will most definitely include fewer theme parks. But before she leaves, she talks with her colleague Dewayne Bevil about some of her favorite rides, how to pack for the parks and some personal pet peeves at area attractions. Favorite rides, park (2:15) Theme park bag essentials (11:19) Hidden hotspots (19:07) Theme park pet peeves (23:47)

The battle between Walt Disney Co. and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis over the fate of the former Reedy Creek Improvement District continues to heat up, but what does that mean for park guests? Orlando Sentinel reporters Katie Rice and Skyler Swisher have been covering this story since the beginning. They condense 14 months of developments into a 25-minute episode discussing what led us here, where the district stands now, are park guests feeling the impact of the turmoil and what's next for Disney World. How Reedy Creek Improvement District came about (1:45) The dissolution of Reedy Creek (4:34) New board is not like the old board (7:25) The big plot twist nobody saw coming (9:55) Disney files federal lawsuit; Board countersues (12:32) Inside DeSantis' mind (17:02) How will it impact future of Disney World? (20:32) Will this issue quietly go away? (23:50)

SeaWorld Orlando‘s annual passholders will get their first rides aboard Pipeline roller coaster starting May 12. The "surfing" coaster will open to the public May 27. Also new to SeaWorld are two great hammerhead sharks now living at the Shark Encounter attraction. The young male sharks, named Dutch and Dillon, were transferred from Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta in a collaborative effort to protect endangered species. Lastly, Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice preview Mess Fest at the Orlando Science Center coming May 13-14. From slime to fizzy paint, guests can get hands-on with the ooiest, gooiest, messiest activities. SeaWorld's "surfing" coaster (1:00) Great hammerhead sharks (8:36) OSC Mess Fest (13:11)

On this episode of Theme Park Rangers, Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice discuss the fire that damaged the Maleficent dragon at Disneyland and its impact on Disney World shows. They also introduce listeners to BBot, one of the latest security employees at the Orange County Convention Center. And the Wheel at Icon Park debuted an onboard gaming element called The Great Florida Road Trip.  Disneyland fire (:38) Security robot at convention center (8:13) Great Florida Road Trip at Icon Park (15:43)

The Theme Park Rangers say goodbye to Poseidon's Fury at Universal's Islands of Adventure and celebrate Animal Kingdom's birthday. Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice share memories about the show that is closing May 9 (a replacement attraction has not been announced) and highlights from 25 years at Disney's youngest park. Also discussed is a new immersive experience on I-Drive at the Orlando International Premium Outlets. Lonely Dog features New Zealand artist Ivan Clarke's work animated and put to music in a unique setting. Poseidon's Fury closing (:35) Animal Kingdom turns 25 (11:19) Loney Dog (19:11)

Annual passed are back! Walt Disney World will start selling three levels of its annual passes to it theme parks again as of April 20. Coming back this month are the Incredi-Pass, the Sorcerer Pass and the Pirate Pass — all of which saw price increases of $50-$100 in December. The sales were suspended in November 2021. Disney guests can also look forward to new scenes and characters being added to the Star Tours attraction at Disney's Hollywood Studios next year. Will “Mandalorian” be respresented? Also on this episode of Theme Park Rangers podcast, Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice discuss how home advantage may have helped a “Jeopardy” contestant. Disney annual pass sales return (:47) Reservations loosening up? (7:18) Star Tours ride update (13:23) “Jeopardy” famous names category (18:51)

“I was absolutely flabbergasted,” Nathan Firesheets said about the people around the world — on social media and in person — cheering him on in the high moments and offering support in the low ones. Nathan, 34, an avid theme park fan from Georgia, watched those fans grow as he visited every Disney theme park worldwide and rode every operating ride in a marathon trip, giving himself roughly one day to complete each park and travel to the next. “It was equal parts travel logistics, physical endurance and Disney stuff.” Nathan discussed his global ride challenge and what's next with Orlando Sentinel tourism reporter Katie Rice.  Inspiration (1:19) Ride strategy (4:03) Travel logistics (9:42) Physical endurance (12:49) Focus on fun (17:37) Making trip personal (21:50) Going viral (25:37) What's next? (28:14)

At a recent Disney panel at the South by Southwest conference, Imagineers introduced a robotic rabbit wearing a helmet and roller skates. Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Katie Rice and Dewayne Bevil discuss the robot, modeled after the character Judy Hopps from Disney's 2016 animated film “Zootopia,” and when it might show up at Disney parks. Also on this episode, Tron Lightcycle / Run enters its soft opening phase before the Magic Kingdom ride's official debut April 4 and construction work continues on Villain-Con Minion Blast, an attraction based on “Despicable Me” characters, at Universal Studios theme park. Disney rabbit robot (:45) Technology coming to park near you? (4:50) Tinkerbell technology (9:15) Tron soft opening tips (14:06) Energy Bytes kiosk (24:43) Universal: Minion Land & KidZone developments (28:08) SeaWorld testing Pipeline (32:19)

Welcome to a Spring Break edition of Theme Park Rangers podcast where you can expect packed theme parks, heavy traffic and sunburnt tourists. In this episode, Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice discuss the new “Toy Story” barbecue restaurant at Disney's Hollywood Studios. Roundup Rodeo BBQ is scheduled to open March 23 and will surround diners in a “Toy Story” setting from floor to ceiling. Also on the horizon at Disney World parks are a Figment character meet and greet, Tron Lightcycle / Run's opening day and progress at Tiana's Bayou Adventure. Roundup Rodeo BBQ (2:12) Family-style food offerings (10:03) Tron media event (16:06) Characters meet and greet: Figment (18:48) Progress at Tiana's Bayou Adventure (19:33) Epcot fireworks & Happily Ever After at Magic Kingdom (20:37) Figment vs. Orange Bird (22:02) FreeFall dismantled (24:16)

Universal Studios Hollywood's Super Nintendo World officially opened Feb. 17 after weeks of previews and fan anticipation. The land, featuring characters from the Japanese video game company Nintendo's Mario franchise, is the only land that Universal Orlando has confirmed is coming to Epic Universe. Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Katie Rice and Dewayne Bevil discuss the immersive elements of the land, how it compares to Harry Potter's popularity and what can be expected when it opens locally. Super Nintendo World opens in Hollywood (:00) Hollywood vs. Japan (2:31 ) ‘Blown away by the level of detail' (7:46) Harry Potter vs. Nintendo (10:53) Epic Universe facts and rumors (15:07)

Topiaries are on display at the Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival. New this year are Luisa, Mirabel, Antonio and Isabela from “Encanto” and Princess Tiana from “The Princess and the Frog.” Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice discuss the visual elements, menu and musical lineup. They also discuss upcoming changes to the Disney parks reservation system and Tron Lightcycle / Run annual passholder previews. New and returning topiaries (:46) Food offerings (13:43) Orange Bird kicks Figment to the curb (18:19) Musical lineup extensive (22:09) Disney park reservation changes (27:31) Tron passholder previews (31:31)

Half of our Theme Park Rangers duo successfully secured at spot on the Tron Lightcycle / Run passholder preview. Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice reveal the results from last week's virtual queue waiting game. Meanwhile Dewayne joined a cast member on the yet-to-open Magic Kingdom ride and shares his experience. Tron officially opens to the public on April 4. He also visited Busch Gardens Tampa Bay to ride their new Serengeti Flyer (opening Feb. 27) and Peppa Pig Theme Park in Winter Haven to celebrate the attraction's one-year anniversary (”Turning One” party Feb. 24-26). Tron virtual queue results (:00) Locker system (3:17) Getting on the lightcycle (4:40) The ride experience (8:01) Theming (11:55) Storing backpacks vs. phones (14:08) Busch Gardens new ride (16:34) Peppa Pig birthday (23:49)

Mardi Gras: International Flavors of Carnaval is in full swing at Universal Studios. Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice discuss the celebration that runs nightly through April 16. They offer tips on how best to navigate the parade (lots of beads and mythical creatures), festival foods (offerings go beyond typical Mardi Gras fare), and concerts (on select nights). Mardi Gras: First impressions (:38) Food offerings (3:32) Tribute store moves (11:54) Cursed Coconut Club (16:36) Parade & costumes (18:55) Concerts (28:17)

Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice tackle Tron Lightcycle details, a Gatorland goodbye and the power outage at ICON Park in this episode of Theme Park Rangers podcast. Tron ride virtual queue (1:35) RIP, Chester (7:54) Wheel at ICON Park (14:14) Garden Rocks concerts (17:26)

It's the most brows-able of the Epcot fests. The International Festival of the Arts showcases Disney artists, culinary dishes that look as good as they taste and Broadway musicians. Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice discuss Figment grape smoothies, a $4,000 painting and pin tables from 1982. Most browsable festival (1:21) $4,000 painting (4:28) Disney artists (8:14) Walk-in masterpieces (10:14) Figment front and center (11:20) Tasting the art (13:13) Voices of Liberty (20:25) Figment popcorn buckets & pin tables (21:18)

It's festival season at area theme parks. Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice discuss Universal's Mardi Gras concert lineup and parade theme, new topiaries planned for Epcot flower and garden fest and other notable happenings at Central Florida attractions.  Universal's Mardi Gras (1:42) CityWalk hosts “Premier League Mornings Live” (10:52) Rock the Universe (13:59) Flower and Garden at Epcot (17:49) Splash Mountain closing this weekend (21:42)

The new year is here and with it brings exciting changes to area theme parks. Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice discuss new rides opening in 2023 and several attractions that will close for good. Legoland Pirate River Quest (1:19 ) Disney Tron (4:31) Splash Mountain closing (8:39) Epcot changes: Moana & new spectacular (12:28) SeaWorld Surf coaster (14:05) Universal  KidZone revamp (16:54) New Minions Land (19:26) New Passholder area at Islands of Adventure (20:42) HHN Chucky house (25:26)

It's time to honor the highs and lows in 2022 theme parks news. Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice compiled a list of notable happenings at Central Florida attractions and slotted them into the categories Biggest Head-spinners, Most Meh, and the Incomplete Trophy (aka Too Soon to Say). A new ride, a sudden departure and a visit to a galaxy far, far away all made the list Biggest Head Spinners (1:31) Most Meh (7:37) The Incomplete Trophy (aka Too Soon to Say) (15:05)

The live-stage musical “Grinchmas Who-liday Spectacular” returns to Islands of Adventure and, after a two-year absence, ICE is back at Gaylord Palms with an ice-sculpture exhibit that portrays Dr. Seuss' “How the Grinch Stole Christmas.” In this episode of Theme Park Ranger, Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice pop open a can of Who Hash and dish on all the holiday offerings at Universal Orlando and Gaylord Palms. Grinchmas at Universal (1:39) Set your expectations high (4:19) Changes over the years (9:36) Meet and greet with Grinch (15:12) Universal Studios festivities (18:27) Earl the Squirrel  (21:05) ICE at Gaylord Palms (23:57)

Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice discuss a Minions-base attraction coming to Universal Studios in summer 2023 and the newly opened Great Movie Escape at Universal CityWalk where participants solve brainteasers based on the  “Jurassic World” and “Back to the Future” film franchises. More Minions coming (1:39) Minion blaster ride (3:36) Escape room first impressions (10:29) Variable experiences (16:20) Lobby design/2 bars (19:20) The Groove remnants (22:23) Is there a guaranteed escape? (24:18)

The clock is running if you want to ride Splash Mountain one more time before it closes. You have until Jan. 22 to experience the log ride in its current form. Then it will close and the transformation into Tiana's Bayou Adventure will begin. The new ride based on “The Princess and the Frog” will open in late 2024. Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice discuss details about the makeover and other news about holiday festivities at Disney World attractions. Splash Mountain closing date (1:41) Tiana's Bayou Adventure update (4:28) Candlelight Procession tweak (10:09) Festival of the Holidays (14:17) Guardians: ‘Run, Run, Rocket' (17:32) Magic Kingdom festivities (22:09 Animal Kingdom, Hollywood Studios (23:09) Decorations at resorts, Disney Springs (24:25) Universal's Escape Rooms (25:26)

There is a lot going on at Disney and Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Katie Rice and Dewayne Bevil are on top of all the happenings. The two discuss Walt Disney's Co.'s decision to oust CEO Bob Chapek and reinstate former longtime CEO Bob Iger. Disney World also revealed increases in theme-park ticket prices and said for the first time it will charge extra for one-day tickets based on which park a customer reserves. Lastly, there are some changes to some holiday festivities offered at Epcot. Chapek is out. Iger is back. (:00) Reaction to Iger's return (6:05) Ticket prices increasing (9:23) Annual passes going up (15:53) Very Merry sold out (17:47) Candlelight Processional changes (19:07) ‘Guardians of the Galaxy' ride overlay (19:36)

This week members of the theme park industry descended on the Orange County Convention Center to display their work, make a few deals and break a little news. Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice discuss the happenings at IAAPA Expo (that's the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions for those not in the know). IAAPA: Wall-to-wall exhibitors (:00) SeaWorld reveals surfing ride vehicle (7:29) SeaWorld park in Abu Dhabi (13:10) New Icon Park game (17:17) Local IAAPA Brass Ring Award winners (23:55)

Mickey and pirates and scares, oh my! Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice discuss the return of an updated “Fantasmic” to Disney's Hollywood Studios, Universal Orlando's plans to close five KidZone attractions, an early Halloween Horror Nights announcement and a new opening date for Legoland's Pirate River Quest boat ride. ‘Fantasmic' returns (:31) Intense crowd reaction (5:51) Spectacular changes (7:33) Universal closing 5 KidZone attractions (15:48) Universal announces first HHN 2023 house (24:43) Legoland ride has new opening date (28:23)

The Theme Park Rangers venture outside the parks this week to look at the intersection of tourism and agriculture in Central Florida. Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice welcome the cool-for-Florida weather by breaking down some of the fall festivities at area farms. When tourism & agriculture meet (:00) A day on the farm (2:12) Pandemic push (6:21) Corn mazes & sunflowers  (7:34) Hurricane Ian damage (9:03) Farmers pivot to agritourism (13:22) Central Florida Zoo reopens (14:56)

Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice discuss Pipeline: The Surf Coaster coming to SeaWorld Orlando in spring 2023. The roller coaster's restraint system, surfing stance and inversion will help guests feel like they are riding the waves. Pipeline: The Surf Coaster at SeaWorld (:00) 'Moana' attraction at Epcot (11:51) Tron at Magic Kingdom (14:09) ‘Fantasmic''s official opening date (16:58) Pirate River Quest at LegoLand Florida delayed (20:10) Mardi Gras at Universal Studios (23:10)

Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice discuss flooding caused by Hurricane Ian at Gatorland, Disney Genie+ pricing, Busch Garden's new ride and the investigation and planned dismantling of Orlando Free Fall. Gatorland flooding (1:13) Gatorland reopens with Halloween event (8:33) Disney Genie+ pricing (14:09) Fantasmic! returning (19:50) Busch Gardens swing ride (21:35) Free Fall coming down (25:51)

Fans of Universal Orlando's Halloween Horror Nights have embraced a nervous little pumpkin that first debuted at the 2017 event. Now featured prominently in merchandise for this year's HHN by name, Lil' Boo has become the event's unofficial mascot. His creator, Emory Alvarado, a transgender Venezuelan-American artist talks with Orlando Sentinel tourism reporter Katie Rice about advocating for independent artists and showing others there is space in the theme park design industry for diverse voices. Meet Lil' Boo's creator (:00) Lil' Boo's origin story (4:24) Lil' Boo becomes theme park icon (8:15) Leap to freelance artist (11:43) Creating a path for others (15:15) Giving credit where credit is due (23:15) What's next for Lil' Boo (34:04)

Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice discuss innovative ideas at SeaWorld's Howl-O-Scream such as sparking ghouls, incorporating height to enhance scares and a sea goddess/drag queen show that will cost an additional $10.  Tips: Maps & bag policy (:49) Lessons learned from inaugural year (6:44) Kiddo's Spooktacular moves (8:00) Houses: New, re-imagined, returning (9:47) 7 scare zones (14:41) 4 shows (18:21) Add ons: Drag show & No Boo necklace (21:51) Elsewhere: Legoland & Gatorland (29:30)

The gathering of D23, Disney's official fan club, brought some answers and just as many questions. Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice discuss Tron, Moana, Figment, Hatbox ghost, Tiana and blue sky ideas. Tron opening (1:08) Spectaculars returning (4:16) Moana & Figment at Epcot (11:05) Haunted Mansion addition (14:50) Tiana's Bayou Adventure details (17:48) Blue sky ideas (23:27) Disney 100 Years of Wonder (31:48)

“Going through 10 houses in one night is probably not recommended by your doctor,” Central Florida Explorer Patrick Connolly explains about the scares he experienced at the 31st edition of Universal Studios' Halloween Horror Nights. He joins OS tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice discussing the spooky event. House #1: Dead Man's Pier: Winter's Wake (1:45) House #2: Halloween (4:10) House #3: Universal Monsters: Legends Collide (8:06) Live stage shows (11:49) House #4: The Horrors of Blumhouse (14:41) House #5: Bugs: Eaten Alive (15:42) Scare zones (18:35) Cocktails and zombie brains (25:12) House #6: The Weeknd After Hours Nightmare (26:49) House #7: Fiesta de Chupacabras (30:23)

As theme parks gear up for Halloween extravaganzas, Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice discuss the next holiday celebrations — and the Grinch plays a big role. The Grinch is back in a big way (1:05) ICE! returns at Gaylord Palms (2:15) Universal Orlando's holiday offerings (13:48) Disney World's Christmas plan (17:58)

Orlando Sentinel tourism reporter Katie Rice discusses scavenger hunts created by and for Universal and Disney visitors. Rules for hunt (1:19) How it works (2:59) Creation of Universally Crafted (5:38) The goods (9:29) A community of love, support (12:52) How to get involved (17:01)

Tiana gets a new look and and a new story that picks up where “The Princess and the Frog” ends. Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice dive into the latest news about Tiana's Bayou Adventure, the ride set to replace Splash Mountain at Disney's Magic Kingdom in late 2024. Tiana's Bayou Adventure announcement (1:26) Tiana's / Frozen Ever After parallels (6:45) A love letter to New Orleans (9:01) The new look (11:55) Food & Wine menus (15:38) Food & Wine concerts (20:12) Another HHN house (23:02)

Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Katie Rice and Dewayne Bevil take a look at theme park staffing, Disney's new presence on I-Drive and some news from Princess Tiana about the “The Princess and the Frog” ride.   Staffing at the theme parks (1:18) I-Drive Disney Store (8:50) Large, curved Disney video billboard (12:24) ‘Princess and the Frog' ride to open in 2024 (16:33)

Three reporters. Seven trips around the galaxy. Orlando Sentinel writers Dewayne Bevil, Katie Rice and Patrick Connolly break down Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind, the new ride opening May 27 at Epcot. What song? (1:21) Nausea factor? (3:14) Preshow: Getting to know Xandar (8:18) Plot uncertainty (14:35) Ride vehicle limitations (19:14) Photo opportunity (25:39) Virtual queue (27:44) Grand opening (29:49)

Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice discuss the first 2022 Halloween Horror Nights house, changes to Disney's Genie+, a parade that is leaving and the return of some establishments that bring the glitter. First HHN house announced (:30) Universal's Superstar parade ends (5:41) Change to Genie+ (12:40) Magic Kingdom Barbershop reopening (15:35) Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutiques plans (18:00) Guardians of the Galaxy virtual queue (22:06)

Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice discuss when Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind will make its debut at Epcot and details coming out about Universal's Halloween Horror Nights event. Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind (:59) Wonder of Xandar pavilion (3:28) Marvel at Disney (10:15) Roller coaster details (13:26) More Epcot changes (14:27) Universal's Halloween Horror Nights (20:45) Dewayne & Katie's Scary House (26:42)

In this episode, Brooke is joined by Katie Rice, the Lead Knowledge Analyst at BCG. Together, they discuss how behavioral science can be applied to change management. In a time of serious global and organizational change, effective behavioral interventions can help prepare a company's culture for this changing world, as well as manifest leadership's visions more efficiently. What are these interventions and how do they work? Topics discussed include: - Why most organizations are “swimming against the current” when it comes to behavioral change - Why we should “budget” behavioral change within our organizations… and the dangerous results if we don't - The strengths and limitations of communication techniques when translating your message into action - Simple PowerPoint nudges that increase behavioral transformation by 11% - How a technique from Weight Watchers is being used to improve industry leaders' behaviors - Is behavioral science just strategy in disguise? Or vice-versa? - The hidden connections between an organization's purpose and creating behavioral change

Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice tackle two theme park happenings in this episode, merging the two into “Mardi Gwazi.” Planet Mardi Gras (1:04) Expanded food (6:32) Lanyard system changes (10:18) Tribute & Monsters stores (11:26) Concerts (19:05) Iron Gwazi at Busch Gardens (26:20)

Universal Orlando's new theme park continues to take shape and Epcot's art fest is off and running. Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Katie Rice and Dewayne Bevil discuss construction at Epic Universe and the allure of the Epcot International Arts Festival. Universal's Epic Universe (:55) Epcot International Festival of the Arts (15:13) Upcoming festivals at Universal, SeaWorld (25:18)

Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice discuss what is ahead for area attractions in 2022, including new roller coasters at Epcot, SeaWorld and Busch Gardens. Typhoon Lagoon reopens (:54) Universal shuttering Shrek 4-D (3:02) Revenge of the Mummy ride temporarily closing (4:11) Peppa Pig Theme Park (5:13) Ice Breaker at SeaWorld (7:12) Busch Gardens' Iron Gwazi (8:52) Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser (10:29) Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind (13:27) More construction news (18:39)

Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice take you on a tour of Epcot, Magic Kingdom, Animal Kingdom, Hollywood Studios and Disney Springs to highlight the best of Disney's holiday celebrations. History of event (1:33) What's different this year? (4:09) Musical program adjusted (8:09) Backstage at Candlelight (12:12) Narrators (16:40) More Epcot festivities (18:01) Magic Kingdom: After-hours, Jingle Cruise (19:02) Animal Kingdom: Menagerie, projections, flotillas (21:13) Hollywood Studios: projections, singalong (25:00) Disney Springs: Tree stroll, holiday drinks (27:50) Decorated resorts (29:25)

Katie Rice, founder of Vinoteca and Chef Pat talk about their mutual history in Connecticut and everything food and wine on this weeks episode of SYPW Podcast.

Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice discuss the predicted influx of British tourists now travel restrictions have been lifted, the IAAPA Expo that opens next week, and Night of a Million Lights' return to Give Kids the World. British Invasion (:55) IAAPA Expo (5:15) Hairball for a cause (10:35) Night of a Million Lights (11:45)

As the final weekend of Halloween festivities approaches, Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice take a look at Universal's Halloween Horror Nights and Disney's "Muppet Haunted Mansion." HHN vs. pandemic (1:37) "Muppet Haunted Mansion" (11:33) One last Halloween push (18:29)

We kick off Season 5 with Katie Rice, owner of VinoTeca in Inman Park. She moved to Atlanta in 2001 after graduating from Miami University (the Ohio one) and found her first fine dining job with Van Gogh's in Roswell, GA. The wine program was stellar, the staff was seasoned and well-educated, and they took her under their wing. This experience planted the seed for hospitality and wine that would lead to other opportunities managing restaurants furthering her interest in wine. Fast forward to 2014, Katie partnered with Gretchen Thomas of Barcelona Wine Bar to develop VinoTeca - a boutique shop with a tasting component that strives to not only sell great bottles, but also to educate through weekly tastings, monthly classes, and supper club. In 2019, Katie was given the opportunity to take over the shop and split from the restaurant only to continue the mission of finding a wine into everyone's palate. Follow @shopvinoteca for events, photos, and "Casual Friday" IG Lives. You can also check out www.shopvinoteca.com to browse their inventory and shop online. Recorded October 20, 2021 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/acorkintheroad/support

From Disney Genie guest reaction to new rides coming to Legoland and Aquatica, Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice cover a lot of ground in this episode of Theme Park Rangers.   Hands-on with Disney Genie (1:00) Candlelight Processional narrators (11:01) Disney Wish exhibit at Hollywood Studios (14:01) New Legoland boat ride (17:48) Peppa Pig Theme Park opening date (19:29) Ride refresh at Aquatica (20:25) Universal's ‘Fear Factor Live' gone forever (22:28)

Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice break down all the Disney World 50th anniversary festivities: The new spectaculars (”Harmonious” and “Enchantment”), the Beacons of Magic (Spaceship Earth is a showstopper), the huge (but overwhelmingly happy) crowds, the VIPs (Christina Aguilera made an appearance), and the long merchandise lines (both virtual and visible). ‘Harmonious' at Epcot (1:43) Beacons of Magic: Spaceship Earth (5:33) ‘Enchantment' at Magic Kingdom (10:02) Praise for the Ratatouille (16:28) 50th takeaways: Crowds, VIPs (19:37 ) Merchandise (23:55) Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind preview (31:05) MagicBand+ (36:02) Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser (39:17) The future of Disney (41:47)

The very first SeaWorld Orlando's Howl-O-Scream debuted sporting a sea theme and other haunting elements. Tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice discuss the elaborate haunted houses, scare zones and shows and some unique offerings that allow guests to scare others or avoid being scared altogether (both for a fee).   Get your bearings: Grab a map! (1:36) Sea-themed haunted houses (4:02) Scare zones & shows (6:43) Getting your money's worth (9:54) Creative director offers insight (11:47) Spooktacular starts Sept. 18 (16:27) COVID precautions (18:43) Additional fee to scare/avoid scares (21:05)

Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice dissect the haunted houses at Universal's Halloween Horror Nights, ponder the pandemic precautions and sample some pumpkin guts — yum. Oh, and there's a visit from Jack the Clown. RIP/VIP access (:36) Scare zones (2:53) Repeats from 2020 (4:09) Intellectual property vs. original houses (9:21) The Icons (15:03) Jack the Clown visit (19:05) Shows & food (21:48) Pandemic precautions (24:53) Multiple-night passes (28:33)

Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice discuss Disney World bringing back annual passes and area theme parks gearing up for Halloween amid COVID-19 spike. Disney annual passes return (51:28) Passes from $399 to $1299 (2:25) Reservations stay (6:00) Photo & water park passes (8:29) Evolution of ticket pricing (10:03) Halloween is here. Will it bring revenue? (12:04) HHN precautions (15:24) HHN job fair (19:01) Finally riding Remy's Ratatouille Adventure (21:18)

Orlando Sentinel tourism reporters Dewayne Bevil and Katie Rice dive into the preschool world of “Peppa Pig,” a British animated series. Peppa has landed her own attraction — Peppa Pig Theme Park — currently under construction in the Legoland Florida parking lot. Dewayne donned a pink hard hat for a tour of the site. Getting to know Peppa Pig (:37) Capturing the preschool crowd (3:11) Multi-day, multi-night destination? (6:02) What's there to do? (7:41) Meeting a giant Peppa (10:57) Instagramable paradise for parents (12:43) Nostalgia factor (15:31) Annual pass being sold (16:01) "The first of it's kind" (17:47)

In our penultimate (!) episode, Jamie speaks with twelve artists who work in semi-autobiographical comics in the spirit of Cathy today, and how autobio comics have changed with the times since Cathy-mania.  Here's where you can find more work from and support today's artists: Marissa Moss : https://www.marissamoss.com/last-things.php Malaka Gharib: https://www.npr.org/people/469106148/malaka-gharib  Joey Alison Sayers: http://www.jsayers.com/ Sophia Zarders: https://www.sophiazarders.com/ Katie Rice: https://katiejrice.myportfolio.com/   Humyara Mahbub: https://humyara.com/ Sina Grace: http://sinagrace.com/ Gina Wynbrandt: http://www.ginawynbrandt.com/ The Red Dot: https://www.instagram.com/the__reddot/?hl=en Anna Salinas: https://www.badcomixbyanna.com/ Katy Fishell: https://www.katyfishell.com/ Liz Montague: https://lizatlarge.org/about-3/ Subscribe to Theo Henderson's "We The Unhoused" podcast here: https://www.patreon.com/wetheunhoused/posts Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, it's our 200th episode extravaganza! We watch Saturday Sneak Peek and Fun Fit Test with Katie Rice and Adam Wallander, we ask Ian Jones-Quarty all sorts of questions, and we become best friends with Frank Todaro! (Opinions expressed by Kyle and Luke are their own and have no relevance to the opinions of any large animation studios we happen to work for.) Please leave us feedback and otherwise interact with us at http://www.facebook.com/kyleandluke!

Katie Rice joins me on her first ever podcast to discuss her many detours on the way to her current path of providing insightful connections and helping people navigate difficult and transformative changes in their lives!

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After a long road of infertility and adoptions that fell through, when Katie and her husband had a birth mother come back with a changed heart, they became (surprise) instant parents to a little girl they named Ansley. Doctors warned them not to adopt because something was different about their baby girl, but, here they are now 6 years later finding joy in all that Ansley is. Now, through social media, Katie shares a really open and intimate look into the joys and often the specifics of disability parenting! .    Follow Katie & Ansley at @AnsleyAndMomma on Instagram!   Get 25% off when you go to liquidiv.com and use code PAPAYA at checkout.   Go to pcfinancial.ca/papaya to open a PC Money Account and you too can start thinking about money in a whole new way.   To find Wholly Veggie’s newest line of meals head over to WhollyVeggie.com   Produced by Dear Media. 

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Locally Golisano Children’s Hospital at Strong provides phenomenal care for children and families dealing with cancer diagnoses. On this episode podcast we welcome Dr. Carol Fries from URMC’s Pediatric Hematology and Oncology group as well as Dr. Katie Rice, the Division’s Pediatric Psychologist. Dr. Rice specializes in helping children and teens with medical conditions. In addition to her clinical work, Dr. Fries is researching ways to provide more personalized therapy with fewer side effects to children diagnosed with Acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL).URMC Pediatric Hematology and Oncology: https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/childrens-hospital/hemonc.aspxSupport the show (https://kidsthrive585.org/about/)

Happy New Year to all our listeners! Today, Tarin and Katie Rice stop by the Section K Podcast to talk CR Gotcha Covered's Open World title and recap the year of hauling. Tarin also tells some great stories about showing some other special horses, and why he was showing in the 2007 Summer Spectacular with a leg cast. Thanks for downloading and listening!

Wow it's almost the end of 2019. After publishing a podcast every week this year, we're taking a break and enjoying the holidays. We’re also super hung over from last night’s Xmas party! So sit back, relax, and enjoy the final episode of Season 1 of Get Out and SURF with Joe Walsh, Niki Hurren, and Patrick McNulty. 50 episodes in 50 weeks… So what were some of our favorite episodes this year? - Episode 11: Mark Cunningham: Lifeguard, Bodysurfer, Artist - Episode 33: Great Lakes Surf Festival 2019 - Episode 49: Chicago Surfrider Foundation vs. US Steel with Mitch McNeil - Episode 36: 1 Motorcycle, 2 Surfboards, 3 Years and 10,000 Miles Special thanks to Ray Finley, Adam Greenman, Robert August, Bird Huffman, Sean Mattison, Pancho Sullivan, Peter Cole, Doug Cole, John Becker, Adrian Fernandez, Larry the Cheese, Frank Lemes, Gordon Beh, Andrea Diaz, Ryan Waldron, Paco Vega, Mike Clifford, Katie Rice, Happy Walsh, Kristen Brown, Andrew Cotton, Mitch McNeil, Eric Sharman, Jamie Bott, Grant McCartney, Amber Shaffer, Greg Gordon, all of the other guests that we had in 2019, and of course all of our listeners. Pura vida! We took some awesome surf trips in 2019. Here are the destinations we’ll be putting on the Wheel Of Waves for 2020: - Colombia - The Amazon River tidal bore - Sardinia - Cleveland - Hainan, China - Alaska - Nova Scotia - Kiribati - Brooklyn If you’re a surfer, you’re an environmentalist. Please join your local Surfrider Foundation. What is Season 2 going to look like? Tell us your thoughts. Email the podcast at getoutandsurfcr@gmail.com This podcast has been brought to you by Witch’s Rock Surf Camp in Tamarindo, Costa Rica https://witchsrocksurfcamp.com/

This is a special investigation on sexual education and awareness among the Little Village community, by Melissa Regalado, Katie Rice, Gerardo Salgado, Oscar Perez, and Chris Schulz as part of a partnership between Yollocalli Arts Reach in Little Village and the Social Justice News Nexus at the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University. What are schools teaching our youth? How well informed are youth? Dilemmas between cultural norms, religion, school facts and reality. The work of community organizations, health institutions providing resources to educate families. Acceptance of the LGBTQ community? Let’s talk about consent and sexual wellness… Let’s open the conversation…

This is a special investigation on sexual education and awareness among the Little Village community, by Melissa Regalado, Katie Rice, Gerardo Salgado, Oscar Perez, and Chris Schulz as part of a partnership between Yollocalli Arts Reach in Little Village and the Social Justice News Nexus at the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University. What are schools teaching our youth? How well informed are youth? Dilemmas between cultural norms, religion, school facts and reality. The work of community organizations, health institutions providing resources to educate families. Acceptance of the LGBTQ community? Let’s talk about consent and sexual wellness… Let’s open the conversation…

This is a special investigation on sexual education and awareness among the Little Village community, by Melissa Regalado, Katie Rice, Gerardo Salgado, Oscar Perez, and Chris Schulz as part of a partnership between Yollocalli Arts Reach in Little Village and the Social Justice News Nexus at the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University. Chicago, 2019 What are schools teaching our youth? How well informed are youth? Dilemmas between cultural norms, religion, school facts and reality. The work of community organizations, health institutions providing resources to educate families. Acceptance of the LGBTQ community? Let’s talk about consent and sexual wellness… Let’s open the conversation…

Special report about the 12th and 22nd Ward on the Aldermanic Election 2019 as part of a partnership between Yollocalli Arts Reach in Little Village and the Social Justice News Nexus at the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University. Reporters: Melissa Regalado, Oscar Perez, Gerardo Salgado, Katie Rice and Chris Schulz.

On todays episode of Asheville Talk I introduce you to my dear friend Katie Rice. Katie is an incredible human being whom lights up the room everywhere she goes. She's lived an incredible story, from growing up for several years in Columbia while her father worked for the DEA to launching a career in Real Estate investing / Real Estate Investing Coaching.She's lived her life by design with purpose and intention. I cant wait for you to hear her story and learn more about someone who's played such a big role and helped influence so many moves I've made to date.Cheers. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Asheville Real Estate News, brought to you by Rodrigo Afanador with Asheville Cash Buyers, sits down with Katie Rice to discuss real estate investment, the benefits and challenges of short-term rentals, and the political and legal conversations surrounding their future in the Asheville area. To learn more about Katie Rice and to connect with her […] The post AREN 017: The Benefits of Short Term Rentals and Investing in Asheville with Katie Rice appeared first on Asheville Real Estate News.

Katie Rice is a storyboard and comic artist who's career spans nearly 17 years in the Animation industry with the side hustle of two popular web-comics, Sk8di and Camp Weedonwantcha. She's worked on shows at Disney TV Animation, Nickelodeon, ReelFX, Sony, Dreamworks, and more.  She even survived and won the Penny Arcade reality web-show competition: Strip Search- wherein, they searched for the next greatest web cartoonist. Today, we discuss her storyboarding process, having a sensitive nature in a fast-paced professional environment, how to get past those mean online comments, and why you should put your work out there.   SHOW NOTES—- Katie Rice Website: https://katiejrice.myportfolio.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/katiejrice Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/katiejrice Tumblr: http://katiejrice.tumblr.com   Webcomics: Camp Weedonwantcha- http://campcomic.com Sk8di- http://skadicomic.com   Katie's Sketchbooks on AnimationResources.org: https://animationresources.org/media-katie-rices-sketchbooks/   Penny Arcade's Strip Search: https://www.penny-arcade.com/strip-search/   Dumm Comics: http://dummcomics.com   Advice on creating- Be consistent. Reach out to other creators with meaningful connections.   — InkandPaintGirls.com Twitter: InkNPaintGirls Facebook: Ink and Paint Girls Podcast Email: inkandpaintgirlspodcast@gmail.com  

Katie Rice is an illustrator and cartoonist, She is the winner of Penny Arcades Strip Search and the creator of the webcomics, Camp Wedonwantcha and Katie Comics.

Skottie Young steps in to join us in talking about FCBD, Matt Kindt, Magneto, Rocket Raccoon, Oz, Marvel Babies, Sergio Aragones, Sophie's Choice Comic Style (Chris Bachalo Vs. Humberto Ramos, Joe Kubert Vs. Alex Toth, Jack Davis Vs. Wally Wood, Will Eisner Vs. Jack Kirby, Bendis Vs. Brubaker, John Byrne Vs. George Perez, Todd McFarlane Vs. Erik Larsen, and more), Rob Liefeld, Space Mullet by Daniel Warren Johnson, Deadly Hands of Kung-Fu #1 by Mike Benson and Tan Eng Huat, The Auteur #2 by Rick Spears, James Callahan, and Luigi Anderson from Oni Press, Cyclops #1 by Greg Rucka and Russell Dauterman, Futures End #1, Beach Safari by Mawil from Top Shelf, Renaud Dilles, Lewis Trondheim and Joann Sfar's Dungeon from NBM, Cosmic Scoundrels and Liberty Justice from Andy Suriano, Tyler Shainline, and Matt Chapman, March: Book One from Congressman John Lewis, Andrew Aydin, and Nate Powell out of Top Shelf, Skadi by Katie Rice and Luke Cormican, and a whole mess more!

Cartoonist Katie Rice joins Jen to talk about her comics Skadi and Camp Weedonwantcha, as well as her time on Strip Search, the web comic artist reality competition produced by Penny Arcade! Katie shares the genesis of her barbarian heroine Skadi along with what it was like to work as a storyboard artist while maintaining a web comic, and talks about her experiences as part of Strip Search from auditioning all the way to developing Camp Weedonwantcha for the win. Katie also drops some cool behind the scenes tidbits, including details on an elimination comic that almost was… If you're enjoying PrePopCulture, please rate/review it on iTunes, and like it on Facebook! Want to suggest a topic for an episode? Email prepopculture@gmail.com! Show links: Follow Katie on Twitter and check out her comics Skadi and Camp Weedonwantcha! And if you missed the promo video for this episode, check out Katie and Jen going head-to-head Strip Search elimination style! Strip Search Penny Arcade Abby's Kickstarter for The Last Halloween and Lexxy's already Kickfunded project The Cloud Factory Ricky Garduno's Nightmare Theatre Theme song: Alps by Motorama is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives (aka Music Sharing) License.

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