Podcasts about Laurelwood

Today we are headed to Laurelwood, Oregon where we meet a young woman named Margo Compton.  Margo grew up in Solano County, California. She was a bright child who made good grades and had good friends.  Things started to change for Margo. Margo ended up getting married in August of 1969 to Doug  Compton at just 16 years old. At first, all seemed good in their marriage. Things changed when Doug met new friends from the Nomads motorcycle club, an offshoot of the Hell's Angeles. When Margo got pregnant, the violence began. This led to them both doing drugs and it was rumored that Doug often beat Margo. Doug started hanging out increasingly with the bikers and less at home. In July 1977, Margo testified in a California criminal case against a high-ranking member of the Hell's Angels. This would be a fatal mistake. Join Cam and Jen on our True Crime Podcast episode entitled ‘Fatal Mistake: Margo Compton Murders.'Listener discretion is by @octoberpodVHSAll music is by our EP @theinkypawprintThis episode is proudly sponsored by Yaman.Welcome to Yaman the very latest and greatest in J-Beauty innovations Listeners can visit YA-MANUSA.com/discount/TCP for a 20% discount.Also proudly sponsored by sleepcreme.com.The World's Original and Finest CBD Topical for SleepOrder your bottle at sleepcreme.com. Use the code “OTC PODCAST” (all one word) at checkout to save twenty bucks on the first order!Make sure to listen to a special promo by our good friend from I Talk To Ghosts Podcast. https://www.italktoghosts.com/Sources:https://www.sfgate.com/news/article/When-Jailbirds-Sing-It-was-the-pure-savagery-of-3018647.phphttps://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B0CZGZPH3Z/ref=atv_hm_hom_c_lZOsi7_1_46?jic=8%7CEgNhbGw%3Dhttps://people.com/secrets-of-hells-angels-margo-Margo-twins-murders-8637899https://www.eonline.com/news/1400188/murder-victim-margo-comptons-audio-diaries-revealed-in-secrets-of-the-hells-angels-docuseries#:~:text=Compton%2C%20her%206%2Dyear%2D,consecutive%20life%20terms%20in%20prison.https://www.sfgate.com/news/article/When-Jailbirds-Sing-It-was-the-pure-savagery-of-3018647.phphttps://www.nytimes.com/1994/07/31/us/oregon-jury-convicts-man-in-4-killings-linked-to-hell-s-angels.htmlhttps://www.policemag.com/blogs/gangs/blog/15318466/protecting-gang-witnesseshttps://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-news/hells-angels-masters-of-menace-84148/https://greensboro.com/biker-wannabe-guilty-of-killings-17-years-ago/article_e1ba1be5-681e-5bb1-98ce-e0d3b661c137.htmlhttps://www.newspapers.com/article/the-bakersfield-californian-margo-compto/20088721/?locale=en-UShttp://www.trucknet.io/why-did/hells-angels-san-diego-membershttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hells_Angels_MC_criminal_allegations_and_incidents_in_Californiahttps://www.tyla.com/news/crime/secrets-of-hells-angels-margo-compton-twin-daughters-murder-265578-20240510https://www.spokesman.com/stories/1995/may/14/hells-angel-on-trial-18-years-after-murders/https://gameofcrimespodcast.com/mike-iron-mike-thompson-wrongly-convicted-of-murder-and-former-aryan-brotherhood-member/https://www.amazon.com/Warhorse-Prison-Remarkable-Michael-Thompson-ebook/dp/B0CL5LZJXPhttps://apnews.com/article/ca-state-wire-california-coronavirus-pandemic-health-10f924d36ea8afae25a4063afa778b00https://www.imdb.com/name/nm4232217/

First, Andy and Garrett cover some mailbag questions they didn't get to in last Friday's pod. They try to decide whether upcoming Ryder Cup venue Marco Simone is "good," list some of their favorite fairways in golf, and discuss the importance of tee-box design. In the back half of the episode, Garrett is joined by Will Benson (40:52), the facility manager and golf superintendent at Laurelwood, a nine-hole municipal course in Eugene, Oregon. Over the past several years, Will has carried out significant design upgrades at Laurelwood, and he tells Garrett about how he made these projects happen efficiently and cheaply.

Pile into the Mystery Machine for the first episode of Paranoia Happy Hour's second season! An Elysian IPA in hand, Justin recounts a night in October 1998 when, in true Scooby Doo style, a bunch of teenagers drove a minivan to a potentially haunted house in Laurelwood, Oregon, in the middle of the night. Armed with only a candle and a University of Michigan windbreaker, what could possibly go wrong? Join us for happy hour to find out!Justin's Boo Club: 60 Songs That Explain the ‘90sLooking for more variety in your podcasts than solely mainlining murder stories (cough, me, cough)? Check out 60 Songs That Explain the ‘90s! Description from their site: “‘The 1990s were a turning point in music: with the increasingly connected world enabling an unprecedented coalescence of various styles and genres, the decade featured the rapid evolution of sonic artistry — and subsequently shaped the soundscape of eras that followed. Listen along as The Ringer's preeminent music critic Rob Harvilla curates and explores 60 iconic songs from the ‘90s that define the decade.”Justin's Shares not Scares: PushBlackInfo from pushblack.org: “PushBlack is the nation's largest non-profit media organization for Black Americans, currently serving 9 million people across all platforms.We use the power of narrative, especially Black history and news, to educate and activate our subscribers to build their personal power and create lasting economic and political change.”Sign up for PushBlack's daily dose of Black News & History here!

Kelly English will soon close Restaurant Iris, open something new in the space, then get work reopening Iris in its big new home in Laurelwood.

Camp Laurelwood, in addition to its long history as a Jewish day camp, is also a wedding and event venue located in Madison, CT. (It also happens to be Cate's dream wedding location!) Regina and Cate spoke with Camp Laurelwood's Retreat Center Director Craig Barrows about wedding receptions that last all night, clients who have blown him away with their creativity, and what makes getting married at camp so special.Camp Laurelwood is a place of fun and excitement where every camper and client is made to feel important. As an organization, it is guided by their core values; peoplehood, welcoming, kindness, health, and community. It offers a unique wedding experience for people who love the outdoors, want their families and friends to gather for longer than just the length of the ceremony and reception, and want a truly memorable wedding experience.Camp Laurelwood is a diverse and inclusive community. Campers, clients, and staff of different races, cultures, practices, abilities, sexual orientations, family structures, and gender identities come to Camp Laurelwood year after year because they know they're more than accepted. They're celebrated!Find the hosts on social:Podcast: @weddoweddingpodcastRegina: @weddingsbyreginamarieCate: @catebarryphotographywww.thewedoweddingpodcast.comwww.weddingsbyreginamarie.comwww.catebarryphotography.comIntro/Outro MusicInstant by Nettson https://soundcloud.com/nettsonCreative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0Free Download / Stream: http://bit.ly/al-instantMusic promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/3MPl9jeVOR8––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

This week, the guys discuss The Galacticas (pop-punk band from Calgary, Alberta) and Blood of Zeus (animated show on Netflix) while enjoying some Workhorse IPA from Laurelwood Brewing Company. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/second-player-score/support

This week for 5-MINUTE FRIDAY, I'm sharing a story about a really special summer. Back in 2008, I was about halfway through my weight loss journey and about to embark on a new job as a programming director at a summer camp in Madison, Conn. Before I pulled up to 463 Summer Hill Road, I stopped to make a purchase that would change my life. The best part? It only cost me $45. PROMPT: How have you invested in yourself recently? SOCIAL @hurdlepodcast @emilyabbate MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Episode One: Emily Abbate, Creator of Hurdle #HURDLEMOMENT: How to Start (and Stay) Running The Adidas Running App "The Last Dance” “Daddy Speaks” from Call Her Daddy Apple TV 4K Eddie Bauer Multiclava “The One Thing” by Gary Keller with Jay Papasan Note: This week's 5-MINUTE FRIDAY topic (and a lot of feelings) was brought about by the news that Camp Laurelwood, like all other residential camps in Connecticut, won’t be allowed to open this year as a result of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. There will be serious financial implications for Camp to not open this summer for the first time in Laurelwood’s 83-year history. Please, consider donating today. OFFERS Reebok | Go to reebok.com for 40% off sale and full price items with code “HURDLE” Note: global exclusions apply, including but not limited to Nano X, Zig, and Club C. Items will be marked as excluded on the product description page. Beam | Head to beamtlc.com to get 15 percent off your purchase using the code “HURDLE” at checkout. Athletic Greens | Head to athleticgreens.com/hurdle to get 20 free travel packs ($79 value) with your first purchase, no code necessary. Daily Harvest | Go to dailyharvest.com and enter promo code “HURDLE25” at checkout to get $25 dollars off your first box. Power Dot | Go to powerdot.com and use the code “HURDLE” at checkout for 20% off. Four Sigmatic | Head to foursigmatic.com/hurdle and use the code “HURDLE” at checkout for 15 percent off your purchase today. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hurdle/message

In this episode we're talking about 4 new #1 comic books: Superman: Year One, Test, Space Bandits and Invisible Woman.              (Brian's pick) Invisible Woman from MARVEL COMICS written by Mark Waid art by Mattia De Iulis                                 Fresh from the pages of FANTASTIC FOUR, for the first time Susan Storm-Richards stars in her own limited series - and the secrets about her past revealed therein will shake readers' perceptions of the Invisible Woman forevermore! Years ago, she undertook an espionage mission for S.H.I.E.L.D. - and now it's up to her to save her former partner from death at the hands of international terrorists!                                                   (Rod's Pick) Test from VAULT PRODUCTIONS written by Christopher Sebela art by Jennifer Hickman                           Aleph Null is a lot of things: An orphan, a human guinea pig undergoing medical tests for cash, a bodyhacker, a hardcore future junkie, and a corporate asset. But now, Aleph is on the run from their old life, in search of a mythical, Midwestern town named Laurelwood-where they're test-marketing the future with tech that can't possibly exist yet, and won't for decades.                      (Rebekah's Pick) Superman: Year One from DC COMICS written by Frank Miller art by John Romita Jr.                                  From the burning world of Krypton to the bucolic fields of Kansas, the first chapter of SUPERMAN YEAR ONE tracks Clark Kent's youth in Kansas, as he comes to terms with his strange powers and struggles to find his place in our world. DC BLACK LABEL is proud to present the definitive origin of Superman as rendered by the legendary comics creators Frank Miller and John Romita Jr.!                                              (Joe's Pick) Space Bandits from IMAGE COMICS written by Mark Millar art by Matteo Scalera                                      MINISERIES PREMIERE! Thena Khole and Cody Blue are among the universe's most wanted felons. Each the leader of their own criminal ops, they run heists across the galaxies-hopping from ship to ship to fleece everyone inside. But when both women are betrayed by their crews, the bandits only have one thing on their minds: REVENGE.

This week we tackle the much-awaited sophomore film "Us" by writer/director Jordan Peele. We open the show with a Japanese style rice lager from Level Brewing called "Sweep the Leg." Entering the Danger Zone we open an Imperial IPA from Laurelwood called "Megafauna." Flick Picks: Jonny: "Marrowbone" Max: "Once" Please rate and review us on iTunes or wherever the heck you listen to this show.

Welcome to another installment of the Oregon Brewery Running Series Podcast; Inspiring Oregonians to Be Active, Have Fun, and Give Back. We host family-friendly, 5K fun runs that start and end at some of Oregon's best breweries.REGISTER FOR OUR NEXT RUN HERE!Today on the podcast, we're catching up with Eric Ebel, the Brewmaster at Laurelwood Brewing located at 5151 NE Sandy Blvd. in Portland, Oregon. I first met Eric back in July of 2018. Eric had been working at Laurelwood for a few years at that point but was only in his second week in that role. Things were a little hectic for him, but he was handling it well.RELATED: WHERE FRIENDS AND FAMILIES MEET: INTERVIEW WITH LAURELWOOD BREWING (PODCAST)I stopped by Laurelwood recently to see how things are going for Eric, and to learn about any new "stuff" they have going on. In this episode, Eric talks about a few of the beers they are working on, discusses some collabs, and also talks about what he's really excited for related to beer, brewing, and all things Laurelwood in 2019My wife and I have four kids, so Laurelwood holds a special place in our hearts. It is the family go to spot when we want to get out of the house for a beer, great food, and a place to let the kids roam freely between the play area and the table.Please join us on Saturday, February 16, 2019, for a 5K fun run that starts and ends at Laurelwood Brewing. Kids are always welcome, but especially at this run! ABOUT USThe Oregon Brewery Running Series is about inspiring Oregonians to Get Active, Have Fun, and Give Back. We host family-friendly, 5K fun runs that start and end at some of Oregon's best breweries. Register for our next run here! If you'd like to join us at one of our next runs, register with promo code Laurelwood15, and you'll get 15% off your entry. Our theme music, the Oregon Song, is written and performed by James Hoffman.

Mike and Patrick head out to Laurelwood's NE Sandy location for another takeover episode!

REGISTER FOR OUR NEXT RUN HERE! Today on the podcast, we're talking all about Laurelwood Brewing. We'll be running there on August 11, 2018, for the third year in a row, and hope you'll join us! Laurelwood caters to families, and as you'll hear from co-founder and co-owner Mike Dekalb, that was 100% intentional, and part of the driving motivation to open the brewpub in the first place. But Laurelwood isn't only about dinosaurs, Little Tikes play kitchens, and being cool about continually cleaning up ketchup explosions. They also serve delicious food and award-winning beers. We'll dive into some of that, and talk about the new beer they have on tap, with their brand new brewmaster, Eric Ebel. While Eric is new to this position, he's been at Laurelwood for four years and was eager to talk about what they're brewing. About Us The Oregon Brewery Running Series is about inspiring Oregonians to Get Active, Have Fun, and Give Back. We host family-friendly, 5K fun runs that start and end at some of Oregon's best breweries. Register for our next run here! Use promo code ‘Laurelwood5,' and you'll save $5 off your entry. Our theme music, the Oregon Song, is written and performed by James Hoffman.

Northeast Georgia Health System’s behavioral health facility, Laurelwood, provides services to addiction patients in crisis. Joni Powell speaks about those services, needs in the community and best practices in addiction treatment. 

Coming to you from Beer Snob City, it's everyone's favorite stumbling drunk podcast, Beer Plus Three. The featured beers are from Laurelwood, Wander, Ecliptic, Melvin, and The Commons. The Beer Plus 3 Podcast features Jeff Swatman, Rick Anderson, Bri Edwards, and occasionally Micheal Zamora and Brandon Longwell. Got something to say to us? Send it to beerplus3@gmail.com or find us on Facebook.

Before she wandering into the vast wilderness that is craft brewing… and Portland, Alisha Durgin got her Bachelor's Degree in Public Relations from Champlain College in Burlington, VT. Then, in 2014, she moved to Portland and became the Social Media & Marketing Coordinator for the Laurelwood Brewing Company. Alisha handles are variety of marketing activities for Laurelwood including managing and generating content for each of their social media outlets.

Carolyn Bendall, Fashion Critic and blogger (www.carolynbendall.com), discusses subjects, trends, or products within the beauty and fashion industry, focusing on Your True Colours, and how it applies to you, the individual. Jennifer Williams-Fields is passionate about writing, yoga, traveling and being a fabulous single mother to six super kids. Doing it all at one time, however, is her great struggle. She has been teaching yoga since 2005 and writing since she first picked up a crayon. Although her life is a sort of organized chaos, she loves every minute of the craziness and is grateful for all she’s learned along the way. Her first book "Creating a Joyful Life: The Lessons I Learned From Yoga and My Mom" is now available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble and at Booksellers of Laurelwood. She is a regular writer for multiple magazines and has had her essays featured on the Yahoo home page.  Jennifer can be reached on Facebook at Jennifer Williams-Fields, Writer.

Chas E and Mike Mitchell bring America's favorite pastime into this week's episode with a special Top 6 of the greatest baseball songs of all time. And, as always, there is plenty of original music and beer in the mix as we check out three selections from from microbeerclub.com including the Summer Pale Ale from Port Brewing, the Good Life Descendar IPA from Good Luck Brewing and the Laurelwood unfiltered wheat beer.

   (photo copyright: Carrefour, Ltd., 2014)                                                                                       Ace Atkins is an Edgar-nominated writer known for his incredible historical true-crime novels, his current Quinn Colson series about an Army Ranger who returns home to become a sheriff in north Mississippi, and he has also written the last three books in the Robert B. Parker's Spenser series. The newest of which is entitled Cheap Shot and is available from Putnam.  Ace will be at The Booksellers at Laurelwood in Memphis, TN on Thursday, May 15th at 6:00 p.m. to sign books.

Vanamali Mataji is the founder and president of Vanamali Gita Yogashram in the foothills of the Himilayas, dedicated to charitable service to children.  She is visiting the U.S. sharing how the timeless insights of her spiritual path can have a very real, approachable impact on all of our lives. Vanamali's new book Shiva: Stories and Teachings from the Shiva Mahapurana has been praised by Library Journal as "seductive, full of the charm of myth retold with sincerity and with a minimum of intellectualization".  She has written eleven books, including The Science Called Hinduism, as well as translating the Bhagavad Gita.  Vanamali will be appearing at Ananda Los Angeles Jan. 27-29, Ananda Center of Laurelwood in Gaston, Oregon Jan. 31 - Feb. 2 and Feb. 7-9, as well as New Renaissance Bookshop in Portland, Oregon Feb. 5. Vanamali's web site: VanamaliAshram.org Frontier Beyond Fear music copyrighted by Grammy award winner Larry Seyer, www.larryseyer.com, included in this podcast with his permission.  

After weeks of attorneys, contracts, and negotiations... ok, never mind... we just asked and she said yes... Dawn Taylor and Patrick join us in the studio for some chat on the deterioration of service and a look back at The Breakfast Club. We also drink MANY beers as we go over Musicfest NW and how much Reignwolf kicks ass, Sean almost getting splattered like a bug, earthquakes, organic food, and old slangy terms for being drunk. Main St. Homebrew provided us with a delicious Space Stout from Laurelwood. It was a good day!