Podcast appearances and mentions of lee hart

Welcome to Country Tough with Brandy Von Holten.  This podcast interview will move you!  Pam Gardner lost an eye in a horse accident.  She believes she crossed over and her horse and dog were waiting for her on the other side.  She wanted to stay with God but he said she wasn't ready and sent her back to do three things:Learn Something, Teach Something, & Finish Your Horse.  Pam said, "I had to lose an eye, so I could see".  I hope this podcast interview moves you as much as it has moved me.If you are interested in attending a Chix in the Sticks event discussed in this podcast or with training with Lee Hart, visit www.vonholtenranch.com 

Welcome to Country Tough with Brandy Von Holten.  Lee Hart is the longest returning clinician at our facility (Von Holten Ranch in Mora, MO).  Lee has had one to two clinics a year since we opened our facility to the public.  Yes, Lee is a fierce competitor and horse trainer, but that is not why we keep singing his praises.  Lee has a way of connecting with clinic participants that helps take them to their next level in their personal horsemanship journey.  We would love for you to take a Lee Hart clinic at Von Holten Ranch and see why we keep asking him back.

YMCA announces new $15 million indoor sports center to be built off I-71: https://www.richlandsource.com/news/ymca-announces-new-15-million-indoor-sports-center-to-be-built-off-i-71/article_13d257da-3442-11ed-9c56-9be4eaa95505.html Ohio's famed Hartman Rock Garden emerged from the Great Depression: https://www.richlandsource.com/area_history/ohios-famed-hartman-rock-garden-emerged-from-the-great-depression/article_8fc76f0e-7cb8-5262-b491-bd9c666a898b.html Today – Earlier this week the YMCA announced that a new $12 to $15 million, 125,000 square-foot indoor sports complex will be built near the intersection of I-71 and State Route 97 in Richland County.Support the show: https://www.sourcemembers.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our guests for this show are congressional candidates Nick Begich and Mary Peltola. Your host, Lisa, reached out to the Sarah Palin campaign three times but never received a response. In these interviews with Nick and Mary, she asked questions sourced from four leaders in the outdoor industry in Alaska: Mary Goddard of Sustainable Southeast Partnership, Steve Cleary of Alaska Trails, Lee Hart of Alaska Outdoor Alliance, and Kikkan Randall of Nordic Ski Association of Anchorage. They also chatted about their own personal experiences in the outdoors, what makes the Alaska outdoors special, and where they are happiest in the Alaska outdoors.]]>

Welcome back to Big Boss Mare with Brandy Von Holten!  Today's guest is international clinician and world champion horseman, Lee Hart!  He is my trainer and is the longest returning clinician at Von Holten Ranch.  Lee has a staggering list of accomplishments including WRCA World Champion Bronc Rider to WRCA Top Hand to the American Royal Colt Starting Champion to the EXCA World Pro Champion and EXCA World Futurity Champion.  Lee Hart has also completed in the invitation only Calgary Stampede Cowboy Up Challenge where he won the Reserve Champion title!  Lee Hart has helped numerous people with their equine and helped even more equine with their people.  His clinics are highly sought after and always have people giving him raving reviews and asking to sign up for his next returning clinic.Lee recently was selected to compete in the Road to the Horse Wildcard Challenge.  This competition is composed of six trainers.  The person that wins the Wildcard Challenge will then go head-to-head in the Road to the Horse in March of 2023.Lee is always a crowd pleaser and always does right by any animal.  It is with great pleasure to introduce one of my greatest mentors and friends, Lee Hart.

On this Outdoor Explorer, we'll have a conversation about regenerative tourism. It's a concept that has been around for a while but is gaining traction around the world, driven by indigenous communities and other protectors of our wild spaces. Our guests, Mary Goddard, Lee Hart, Sarah Leonard are out to make Alaska the world leader in regenerative tourism.

For this special, year-end episode of Between the Rows, we've assembled a roundtable of experts – Lee Hart of Grainews, Michael Raine, Robin Booker and Ron Lyseng from The Western Producer – who discuss some of the technological advancements in farm machinery they've reported on and what they expect to see from equipment makers in 2022; and Laura Rance, vice-president of content for Glacier FarmMedia, offers her take on the rising cost of food – and the growing consumer interest in how food is produced – in the latest Canada's Food Price Report. Hosted by Bruce Thorson.

For this special, year-end episode of Between the Rows, we've assembled a roundtable of experts – Lee Hart of Grainews, Michael Raine, Robin Booker and Ron Lyseng from The Western Producer – who discuss some of the technological advancements in farm machinery they've reported on and what they expect to see from equipment makers in 2022; and Laura Rance, vice-president of content for Glacier FarmMedia, offers her take on the rising cost of food – and the growing consumer interest in how food is produced – in the latest Canada's Food Price Report. Hosted by Bruce Thorson.

This week's show lineup features a glimpse at the world of modern plant breeding through the eyes of Curtis Pozniak, a cereal crop breeder with the Crop Development Centre at the University of Saskatchewan. As well, members of the Grainews team, Kari Belanger and Lee Hart, talk about seed vaults and the people who preserve genetic resources. Hosted by Laura Rance.

This week's show lineup features a glimpse at the world of modern plant breeding through the eyes of Curtis Pozniak, a cereal crop breeder with the Crop Development Centre at the University of Saskatchewan. As well, members of the Grainews team, Kari Belanger and Lee Hart, talk about seed vaults and the people who preserve genetic resources. Hosted by Laura Rance.

On this Outdoor Explorer, our guest will be Lee Hart, Executive Director of Alaska Outdoor Alliance, an organization that advances the political and economic power of outdoor recreation in Alaska. The outdoor economy is an under- recognized economic driver in our state with the average Alaskan spending almost $5000 per year on outdoor gear and services.

Alaskan women have a reputation for pushing the adventure boundaries. Lael Wilcox, an internationally known endurance cyclist, and producer Lee Hart and rider Jill Simek of the fat bike short film Blue, have stories to tell about their epic adventures and projects.

Did the herd grow or shrink? Barb Duckworth of The Western Producer looks at Canadian cattle numbers, Alexis Stockford with the Manitoba Co-operator and Lee Hart of Grainews report on the worrying lack of feed and water for prairie livestock, Ed White of The Western Producer provides an update on […]

Karen Briere of The Western Producer on tinder dry conditions in Saskatchewan and some relief from above planned in the fight against grassfires, Lee Hart of Grainews on a new process called “tilling” that creates low-gluten wheat and other new food ingredients and Bruce Burnett of Glacier FarmMedia on the soon-to-be-critical […]

The Western Producer‘s Ed White reports on ractopamine and Canada’s pork industry, Grainews field editor Lee Hart looks at the spring harvest of over-wintered crops and The Western Producer‘s D’Arce McMillan drops by for a look at markets.

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clickhere Visit the Radio America Store web site.Buy your 50 mp3 for &5.00 The Adventures of Ellery Queen: Famous for his mystery books, Ellery invites listeners to solve his radio mysteries. The show was heard on various networks between 1939 and 1948 (except for the 1941-1942 season, when it was off the air). Most of its sponsors still exist, except for Kolynos toothpaste. Even on radio Marion Shockley (1911-1981) was the first actress to portray Nikki Porter , Ellery's secretary and low-key love interest. In the "Gum-Chewing Millionaire" she's a blonde professional typist who gets asked to work on Ellery's manuscripts. She then applies for the job of personal secretary. On radio, The Adventures of Ellery Queen was heard on all three networks from 1939 to 1948. During the 1970s, syndicated radio fillers, Ellery Queen's Minute Mysteries, began with an announcer saying, "This is Ellery Queen..." and would go on to describe a case in one minute. The radio station would then encourage callers to try to solve the mystery and win a sponsor's prize. Once they got a winner, the solution part of the spot would be played as confirmation. Helene Hanff, best-known for her book 84 Charing Cross Road, was a scripter for the television series version of The Adventures of Ellery Queen (1950-52), which began on the DuMont Television Network but soon moved to ABC. Shortly after the series began, Lee Hart, who played Queen, died and was replaced in the lead role by Lee Bowman. The series returned to DuMont in 1954 with Hugh Marlowe in the title role. George Nader then played Queen in The Further Adventures of Ellery Queen (1958-59), but he was replaced with Lee Philips in the final episodes. Peter Lawford starred in the television movie Ellery Queen: Don't Look Behind You (1971). The 1975 television movie Ellery Queen led into the 1975-76 television series starring Jim Hutton in the title role (with David Wayne as his widowed father). Each episode would end with Queen breaking the fourth wall to go over the facts of the case and invite the audience to solve the mystery on their own. The cousins, under their collective pseudonym, were given the Grand Master Award for achievements in the field of the mystery story by the Mystery Writers of America in 1961. Ellery Queen