Podcasts about lake county california

On May 15th, 1850 the 1st Dragoons Regiment of the United States Calvary slaughtered 200 Pomos mostly consistent of elders, women, and children. Their orders were to exterminate if possible the whole tribe. The Pomos were massacred on what they call today, Bloody Island.

Mark Allen Frost and Seth - Mark Allen Frost, M.S.; Counseling Psychology, is an author, channel and film maker. Over the past sixteen years he has written books with the famous metaphysical author and educator known as Seth. Recently he has formed a production company to create visionary films based on the subjects in Seth's books. Mark and his wife Carol Joy, a blogger and astrologer, live in Lake County California with their rescue animals Vanna Gogh the cat and Bella the dog.

Mark Allen Frost and Seth - Mark Allen Frost, M.S.; Counseling Psychology, is an author, channel and film maker. Over the past sixteen years he has written books with the famous metaphysical author and educator known as Seth. Recently he has formed a production company to create visionary films based on the subjects in Seth's books. Mark and his wife Carol Joy, a blogger and astrologer, live in Lake County California with their rescue animals Vanna Gogh the cat and Bella the dog.

Mark Allen Frost and Seth - Mark Allen Frost, M.S.; Counseling Psychology, is an author, channel and film maker. Over the past sixteen years he has written books with the famous metaphysical author and educator known as Seth. Recently he has formed a production company to create visionary films based on the subjects in Seth's books. Mark and his wife Carol Joy, a blogger and astrologer, live in Lake County California with their rescue animals Vanna Gogh the cat and Bella the dog. Our radio shows archives and programming include: A Different Perspective with Kevin Randle; Alien Cosmic Expo Lecture Series; Alien Worlds Radio Show; Connecting with Coincidence with Dr. Bernard Beitman, MD; Dick Tracy; Dimension X; Exploring Tomorrow Radio Show; Flash Gordon; Jet Jungle Radio Show; Journey Into Space; Know the Name with Sharon Lynn Wyeth; Lux Radio Theatre - Classic Old Time Radio; Mission Evolution with Gwilda Wiyaka; Paranormal StakeOut with Larry Lawson; Ray Bradbury - Tales Of The Bizarre; Sci Fi Radio Show; Seek Reality with Roberta Grimes; Space Patrol; Stairway to Heaven with Gwilda Wiyaka; The 'X' Zone Radio Show with Rob McConnell; and many other! That's The ‘X' Zone Broadcast Network Shows and Archives - https://www.spreaker.com/user/xzoneradiotv *** AND NOW *** The ‘X' Zone TV Channel on SimulTV - www.simultv.com The ‘X' Chronicles Newspaper - www.xchroniclesnewspaper.com

When you grow up in a huge Greek family, there are no secrets, but there is a whole lot of fun.Join me, as I interview Dena Paskaly, a midlife business woman, who lives every day as if it were her last. She's a traveler, owns a successful, and busy gated senior living community, and is the most fun person I have come across. She has two beautiful grown daughters, and  she and her partner, Ari, have traveled the globe. Being Greek, Dena had a unique, if not fascinating upbringing, where having 32 first cousins made her life more like the movie, My Big Fat Greek Wedding, than one could imagine. Their lives were always up for scrutiny by the rest of the large family, but you never wanted to cross any of them, for fear the rest of the Greeks would be after you. Only THEY could criticize their own family. I hope you enjoy this special interview where we had just a bit too much wine, laughed a whole lot, and talk about how the love of a good family can mold us into living our best lives. If you are interested in looking into a life living in the gated community Dena runs, where having a great time is encouraged, go to:http://lakevillageestates.com/You can also follow this fun group of, Beautiful Second Act, on our Facebook Group at:https://www.facebook.com/groups/beautifulsecondactI have a website all about adventure at:http://romancetravelandfood.com/And lastly, if you are interested in my book about the Valley Fire of 2015 here in Lake County California, please look me up on my blog and there is also a link for buying my book there:http://www.pattidienerwrites.com/I hope you have been enjoying this content. Please don't forget to SHARE,  SUBSCRIBE, and REVIEW this podcast so others can find us easier and help spread the good word about living our best life in the second half. All the best,Patti

In this episode, I’ll be speaking with Tony and Peggy Barthel, publishers of the Stress Less Camping podcast and enthusiasts and tourism ambassadors for California’s Lake County.  Join Tony, Peggy, and me on a tour of Lake County, California. We start our day at a unique bed and breakfast, get in some time on the lake, take in beautiful views, search for a local coveted treasure as well as eat and drink lots of goodies along the way!   About Tony and Peggy Barthel Visit Tony and Peggy’s Blog & Podcast – StressLess Camping Tony and Peggy have a website, YouTube channel, and podcast devoted to making the great American RV adventure a stressless camping experience. Their platforms are chock-full of RV deals, discounts, tips, and hacks.   What We Cover in This Episode A really unique spot to stay at in Lake County, California. The best time of year to visit Lake County, California. Learn about a million-year-old lake that shrinks at the same time it grows and why that lake draws bass fishers from all over North America. The best way and spot to watch a large number of grebes. The best hike in the county. A unique local green energy source. A specific deep-fried delight in the Lake County area. One spot where you can embark on an adventure along with your wine tasting. A musical hidden secret of Lake County. The best way to take in the stars in the midst of the Dark Sky community. The best Lake County, California picture spots. What separates Lake County wineries from Napa County wineries.   Quotables It’s just such a place to slow down and just take in nature. Just being in a place that’s slower and wider. There are no parking fees anywhere. … So much an easier pace and easier place. You can go to the place you want. You can park there. You can walk around. And just not be crowded into busy city streets. Peggy Barthel These wineries up here are really the passion of an individual or family. And so you can feel that. You can hear their philosophy in how they grow and produce these wines. …. It’s a very different experience to talk to wineries at this level, as opposed to really big commercial operations.  Tony Barthel There’s plenty to do. Especially if you enjoy nature and outdoor activities, and all of that. It’s a pretty cool place. Tony Barthel If you want to decompress and see people who really care about the community and get that authentic small-town feel, but with big-city quality musicians and food, Lake County’s a great place to come. And we’re only a couple of hours from Sacramento or San Francisco. Tony Barthel   Links to Places Mentioned in this Episode Where to Stay in Lake County, California: Featherbed Railroad Lake County, California Outdoor Destinations Mentioned in this Episode: Clear Lake Mount Konocti Lake County, California Activities Mentioned in this Episode: Disney’s Boat Rentals The Geysers Taylor Observatory Lake County, California Restaurants Mentioned in this Episode: O’Meara Bros. Brewing Company Six Sigma Ranch and Winery Blue Wing Saloon Restaurant   Thanks for Listening! We love our listeners! If you enjoyed this episode, please leave me a comment below and let me know about your favorite part! If you’ve been enjoying the show, please also consider leaving me a review in Apple Podcasts. It’s super easy; click here and go to “ratings and reviews.” I read and appreciate every single one! Each review helps new listeners find the podcast. Thank you!! Follow Cinders Travels on Facebook or Instagram for Locals Know Best updates. 

Every week it's my goal to share a story of someone's journey through their life and financial vineyard. We take you from their roots, to the journey of their vines, and the influences in the air that helped craft their delicious lives. Like wine, life and finances have different palettes that should be celebrated and not judged. We hope that you enjoy today's show with Patty Hamilton Rogers, who is a blast from the past and then some. Patty is at the core of my vineyard formation and you're gonna hear some of the ways that she, as a another woman, really helped influence the creation of my vineyard. As we continue to celebrate women's history month, you're also gonna hear a few tips in there about why it's so important to get out and vote, some of the changes that Patty went through as she was developing her vineyard, and some of the exploration that she's gone on and figuring out exactly who she is today. So we encourage you to sit on back drink your favorite wine, there were certainly a few good ones mentioned in this podcast, and enjoy the show! Patty’s Wine Pick - Josh Cellars WineryABOUT JOSH“In 2005, I was in the wine cellar with a friend, someone who happened to be a 3rd generation Sonoma grape grower. We were tinkering around with a new wine that we sourced from a rugged volcanic vineyard in the Red Hills of Lake County California. We were reminiscing about our fathers, and it reminded me of how my Dad used to tinker around the garage, rebuilding old stock cars with his friends. That rich, approachable wine that we tried back then defines the style and quality that we try to replicate each vintage at Josh Cellars, wines that are bold and expressive, but unassuming and approachable. Funny how it reminds me of someone. Amy’s Wine PickLakewood VineyardLakewood Farm is located on the west side of Seneca Lake, with east-facing slopes gently leading down to the shores. Owned and operated by the Stamp family since 1951, the vineyard’s first grapes were sold to Welch's Grape Juice Company in 1955.  As the economic climate for small commercial grape producers became challenging, the Stamps took the next step and began producing and selling wine made from their grapes. As the wines produced at Lakewood Vineyards gained recognition, so did the acreage in grapes increase—from 45 in 1988 to 80 in production today, with 10 newly planted. Lakewood Farm is still the main source of grapes for Lakewood Vineyards wines and supplies 15 varieties. Looking Forward The vineyard crew practices careful management of the vines and land, with a focus on sustainable practices, including composting, mulching and use of cover crops. THIS EPISODE WAS PRESENTED BY Amy Irvine AND IN COLLABORATION WITH The Seneca Lake Wine Trail (https://senecalakewine.com/) AMY IRVINE ROOTED PLANNING GROUP 10 EAST MARKET STREET CORNING NY 14830 WWW.ROOTEDPG.COM (https://www.rootedpg.com/) EMAIL: AMY@ROOTEDPG.COM

To Scott Osborn, Rochester native, the acquisition of Fox Run Vineyards was the natural culmination of his passion for wine and commitment to the industry. The son of two professors, Osborn’s first interest was international politics. Attending the Friends World College, a unique university with campuses all over the globe, he studied in Kenya, India, Thailand, Japan, and England. He went into real estate development in 1974, later opening an office in Lake County California, a well-known viticulture area. The move there proved to be fortuitous; living so close to the vines Osborn became interested in wine. In 1980 he took his first job at Konocti Winery labeling bottles. He then went on to work at Firestone Vineyards, Zaca Mesa, and Byron Winery in Santa Barbara. In 1984 During his time at Byron he came back to visit family and during a wine tasting trip around Seneca Lake tasted a Wagner Vineyards 1982 Barrel-aged Chardonnay. It was his first experience with a brilliant cool climate wine and he realized that this was where he wanted to make wines and ultimately own his own vineyard and winery. In 1985, there were not a lot of winemaking jobs available so he began working for a wine distributor and then went on to be General Manager of Pindar Vineyards on Long Island. In 1993, Fox Run became available and in partnership with Andy Hale, they purchased it. Since the purchase of the winery in 1994, he has resided in the beautifully renovated farmhouse originally built on the property in 1870. Initially assuming the responsibilities of winemaking, along with the myriad tasks of management, speaking engagements, and travel, he chose to hire a full-time winemaker. His selection of Peter Bell in June of 1995 satisfied his desire to engage the most gifted winemaker in the Finger Lakes region. Their shared vision for quality wine production has freed Osborn to the task of managing the winery and planning for its future. He regularly participates in wine judgings, panel discussions, and symposiums dealing with the many challenges of an increasingly sophisticated appellation. On Christmas day of 1998 three days after turning 50, Scott married long time sweetheart Ruth Worden, and in 2012, Ruth’s sister Kathy and her husband Albert became partners and now Fox Run is a family-owned winery. The highly successful working relationship between Scott, Peter, and Vineyard manager John Kaiser has resulted in spectacular grapes, wines, and successful introductions of State-of-the-Art vineyard practices, keeping Fox Run Vineyards on the cutting edge of grape growing and winemaking. Scott is constantly working to improve our environmental impact and has received the Lake Friendly Farm designation from Yates County Soil and Water Conservation. This award is given to farms whose farming practices do not negatively impact the water quality of Seneca Lake. He also installed a 151-Kilowatt solar system which provides 100% of the electrical needs for the winery, tasting room, and café. They have reduced their herbicide and pesticide use and are replacing them with organic and biological sprays that are less impactful on the environment. He has been President of the Seneca Lake Wine Trail two times and a founding member and past President of Finger Lakes Wine Alliance, he is a founding member of the New York Wine Industry Association, which was founded in 2009 to represent the Wine Industry to educate legislators in Albany on issues that will impact our wineries and vineyards here in New York State. He was elected by his peers in the NY wine industry and is now the New York representative on the Board of Wine America, which is the national advocacy organization for the American Wine Industry in Washington DC. In this episode of Destination on the Left, Scott Osborn, owner of Fox Run Vineyards, joins us to talk about tourism from the perspective of a business owner. He discusses the new challenges and opportunities presented to wineries in the Finger Lakes, and he explains how tourism has impacted the wine business. What You Will Learn in This Episode: Scott’s perspective on tourism as a business owner How tourism has affected the wine business in the Finger Lakes region How Scott helped create an allure for Finger Lakes wine How Scott uses travel patterns to attract visitors in the highly competitive Seneca Lake area What Scott has done to make Fox Run Vineyards stand out from the crowd How collaboration has played a major role in growing the Finger Lakes wine industry How Scott has been able to garner attention from Europeans Tourism in the Wine Business Scott Osborn is the owner of Fox Run Vineyards, a family-owned winery on Seneca Lake in the Finger Lakes region of New York State. As a business owner in a hot destination, Scott has to operate his winery with the big picture in mind. For instance, in his market, the average wine tasting visitor makes five stops. So, Scott and his team crafted Fox Run’s experiences around this pattern and other trends that travelers follow. But these patterns are constantly changing, which presents new opportunities and new challenges. In the latest episode of Destination on the Left Scott joins us to discuss the impact of tourism on his industry and he talks about tourism from a business owner’s perspective. New Trends, New Challenges With some of the world’s most renowned vineyards located in California, many people develop a preconceived notion about what wine should taste like. But every region has a different style and the cool-climate wines of New York provide an entirely different experience. The Seneca Lake winemakers had to work together to get the word out about their region and their labels, and they are still doing it. But now there are breweries, cideries, and distilleries competing for traveler time and dollars as well. So, getting tourists to come to the Finger Lakes and make wine tasting a priority is a much larger challenge than ever before. When Scott Osborn started Fox Run Vineyards, there were about twenty wineries on Seneca Lake. Now, there are over one hundred producing quality and consistency that is appreciated by connoisseurs around the world. It has made it extremely difficult to stand out from the crowd and differentiate Fox Run from other wineries in the region. It’s All About the Experience In our last episode with Paul Soseman, we discussed the concept of experiential marketing in tourism. But it doesn’t always have to be labeled as such. Scott Osborn recognized the opportunity to strike an emotional reaction in his audience; not by forcing a clever campaign on them, but by inviting them to experience a different universe. He built the largest sculpture on Seneca Lake in the form of a massive gate. It draws attention from the main road into town, and when they cross the entrance, they are teleported into a new realm. To hear more about the story of Fox Run Vineyards, listen to the latest episode of Destination on the Left. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FoxRunVineyards LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-osborn-70574a4/ Twitter: @foxrunvineyards Website: https://foxrunvineyards.com/

Lake County California agent Rick White has seen 55% of his county burn and thousands of homes disappear in the last 5 years. Agents like Rick are pillars of the community and  vital in time of disaster and recovery. Here's his story.

Lake County California agent Rick White has seen 55% of his county burn and thousands of homes disappear in the last 5 years. Agents like Rick are pillars of the community and  vital in time of disaster and recovery. Here’s his story. --- from Homes.com | Quality Leads, Faster Conversions. Rick White | Bouncing Back After Disaster

Today we are joined by Julia Jacobson of Aster Farms! Aster Farms is an outdoor cannabis farm located in Lake County California. Their focus is to be 0 parts per billion on any chemical or pesticides! Pretty cool, right? Julia is a Chicago original and actually started her career in fashion retail as a buyer for Bloomingdales. Realizing that she had the entrepreneurial spirit, she left Bloomingdales to begin a Tech Start-up. That company wore her out and it was finally acquired in 2016. Now Julia was free to do whatever she wanted and she turned to soil. After hours and hours of searching and learning she decided that Cannabis was what she would do now. And just like that, Aster Farms was born. Julia and her business partner and husband, Sam, focus on giving back what they take from the earth. Using no chemicals or pesticides, they believe that the best and only way to farm cannabis is the sustainable way. The Mendocino Complex Fire erupted right around the corner from Aster Farms just about a year ago. During this fire Aster Farms was evacuated and lost a heavy majority of their crop. During this crisis they felt an outreach of love and support from their local community. Because of that support, they are back up and running today. As a gift to their local community they are giving back to local firefighters with their harvest called Harry's Harvest in honor of a farm cat that they were not able to find after the fire was put out. Listen in! This is one of our favorite episodes to date! Make sure to visit Aster Farms to see where their cannabis is sold near you! https://www.asterfarms.com/ Sponsor: As always we are caffeinated by Red Bear Roastery! Visit https://www.redbearroastery.com/ to awaken your inner bear! Use code OFF TOPIC to save $$$ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Join Monster X Radio hosts Gunnar Monson and Shane Corson as they sit down with Bigfoot filed researcher and the host og the 'Bigtruth' Youtube channel, Dan 'Big Truth' Lindholm. Dan's close up sighting in 1986 confirmed for him the existence of Bigfoot.  Like many who encounter these creatures, he remanined silent about his experience for more than 25 years.  Based on what he had personnally experienced, The "Ketchum conclusion" regarding the nature of what these beings were resonated with Dan and he felt that vindication of his encounter through confirmation of their existence would soon follow.  He realizes now that that confirmation remains as elusive as Bigfoot themselves.   Dan started his 'Bigtruth' Youtube channel and website soon after, sharing tales of his own youth spent in Lake County California as well as those of his friends.  In 2014 he partnered with Ed Brown to create the popular interview series 'Sit Down with Ed Brown' as well as 'Sasquqtch Encounters', After moving to Klamath Falls, Oregon three years age, he took to the field and discovered an area of ongoing activity possible Sasquatch in the Southern Oregon Cascades, where he remains active today. In the spring of this year he became a member of the 'Five Journeys' research team that coounts among its members Adam Davies, Russell Acord, Kirk Brown and Ed Brown. Gunnar Monson is a long time Bigfoot researcher. He is the lead investigator of the Tillamook Forest Research Group (TFRG). He is also the founder of The Sasquatch Coffee Company (www.squatchcoffee.com) Born in Scotland, Shane Corson's interest in cryptids began at an early age. His 2011 sighting while on a fishing trip in the Mt. Hood National Forest only served to fuel his passion for the pursuit. Shane is a core member of the TFRG as well as the Olympic Project. (www.olympicproject.com)