Podcast appearances and mentions of Liberty Park

Episode Summary: Immerse yourself in the world of desert city conservation with Chris Clarke and Parker Lloyd as they explore the compelling intersection of urban planning, environmental justice, and community engagement at the Nature Center at Pia Okwai. This episode takes you to the unassuming yet transformative space in South Salt Lake, offering a vision for greener cities through restoration projects that welcome both nature and people. In this episode, explore the heart of Salt Lake City's urban sprawl as Chris and Parker discuss the intricate design and purpose of the Nature Center at Pia Okwai, a site developed by the Tracy Aviary. Brought to life within a cityscape of warehouses and industrial zones, the center is an embodiment of innovative urban planning that prioritizes native habitat restoration and community outreach. Parker Lloyd shares his journey from college dropout to a conservation leader, underlining the center’s aim to foster environmental justice and provide accessible green spaces to historically underserved communities. As the conversation unfolds, the unique demographics of the neighborhood are explored, revealing a tapestry of cultural diversity and its role in enriching the center's mission. Parker provides an inspiring vision for the future of the Nature Center at Pia Okwai, emphasizing the importance of community participation and interconnection with nature. Discussion of the Tracy Aviary's Liberty Park campus broadens the discussion, highlighting global conservation efforts, while also prompting listeners to rethink urban nature spaces. This episode encapsulates the transformative potential of urban conservation efforts and the crucial role of community participation. Key Takeaways: • The Nature Center at Pia Okwai exemplifies innovative urban planning and conservation by restoring 12 acres of industrial land into a habitat for local wildlife and community recreation. • The ecological and communal facet of the nature center seeks to foster a strong sense of environmental justice by integrating underserved local communities. • Parker Lloyd’s career path highlights the possibility of contributing to conservation without a traditional background, emphasizing passion and community engagement. • The Tracy Aviary's involvement in global conservation projects, such as the Guam Sihek recovery, illustrates the center’s broader commitment to ecological diversity. • Engaging local communities and incorporating their cultural heritage into environmental initiatives can yield richly rewarding conservation outcomes. Notable Quotes: • "We want an oasis of mature trees, native plants, not your typical manicured lawns, but instead interactive environments like wildflower meadows..." • "It's a brand of environmental justice that I hope more people can recreate across not just Salt Lake, but across the west." • "Being able to not just bring these cottonwoods to them, but to also learn from these communities about their native plants and their relationship with the land." • "You really need enthusiasm and luck and not much else in order to work in conservation." • "Having these conversations is the first step to make those connections." Resources: Tracy Aviary: https://tracyaviary.org Nature Center at Pia Okwai: https://tracyaviary.org/nature-center/ 3310 South 1000 WestSouth Salt Lake, Utah 84119 Explore the transformative power of urban conservation and community engagement captured in this enriching episode of "90 Miles from Needles." Tune in to grasp the intricacies behind creating urban oases that are not just resilient but also inclusive. Stay connected for more insightful discussions on our shared journey towards protecting our natural world.Become a desert defender!: https://90milesfromneedles.com/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This Summer, soft-launches a new first-of-its-kind family-friendly festival described by founder Julia Leviton as “Think Sundance meets Coachella” here in Utah. The “Eden Festival” has the lofty goal of uniting film, music, immersive technology, and gaming in a three-day event in 2025, and then a 10-day festival in 2026.  Fan Effect guest host, KSL NewsRadio's Heather Kelly, sat down with Leviton to discuss the ins and outs of birthing such an event and the growth they expect to see in the upcoming years. The festivals will feature concerts, workshops, and immersive experiences with various artists and in various venues. The three-day festival’s “micro-launch” starts on June 10 at the Tracy Aviary in Liberty Park — and it’s already sold out. The second concert at the aviary will take place on June 12, with a third concert scheduled for later this summer at Thanksgiving Point. Visit EdenArtsFestival.com to learn more about this ongoing festival project.  The brains behind Fan Effect are connoisseurs of categories surpassing nerdy with a goal to publish a weekly "What to Watch on the Weekend" minisode taken from KSL-TV's Friday segment, and two deep-dives a month on shows, creative works, artists, local events, and other fandom topics.  Based in the beautiful beehive state, Fan Effect celebrates Utah's unique fan culture as it has been declared The Nerdiest State in America by TIME, and is hosted by KSL Movie Show's Andy Farnsworth and KSL Podcasts' KellieAnn Halvorsen.  Listen regularly on your favorite platform, at kslnewsradio.com, or on the KSLNewsRadio App. Join the conversation on Facebook @FanEffectShow, or Instagram @FanEffectShow. Fan Effect is sponsored by Megaplex Theatres, Utah's premier movie entertainment company.

(1) Big weekend in Memphis with BBQ Fest International Championship, Smokeslam, and EYBL at Liberty Park facility (2) Anthony Sain from Bluff City Media

Todd Rebich of Rebich Investments talks about opportunities to support local assets

This week, the City Manager discusses decorating Liberty Park for Veterans, supporting small businesses and shopping local and plans to develop an on line source for information on local churches.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(January 7, 2025 - Hour One)9:14pm - New Year and New Shows are finally here! Leading off the show and they year is our pal Malcom Reed from How To BBQ Right. If you recall, the last time Malcom was on the show, he was telling us how he was getting ready to go on a "bison hunt" in North Dakota! The trip has taken place and the recap begins tonight. Everything you ever wanted to know about hunting a bison, shipping a bison and maybe even what some cuts are tasting like will be asked. There might be some questions you don't anticipate so be sure to tune in!9:35pm - Last year, Smoke Slam was making ALL THE NOISE as we led into BBQ competitions taking place in Memphis during the month of May. This year, Memphis In May has been doing more of the noise making. Kevin Grothe joins me to talk about the 2025 version of the MIM event and what you can expect to see this year from both a team and spectator perspective. We will also talk about how things ended at Tom Lee Park a few years ago and how they plan to forge ahead using Liberty Park as the base camp for this world famous BBQ competition.The BBQ Central Show SponsorsSchwank Grills - Use Code BBQCENTRAL for $150 off!Primo GrillsPitts & Spitts BBQ Pits - Use "bbqcentral" at checkout for a free spice pack.Big Poppa Smokers – Use promo code “REMPE15” for 15% off your entire purchase!FireboardPit Barrel CookerThe Butcher Shoppe - Save 10% When You Mention "The BBQ Central Show"Micallef Cigars – Premium Hand Rolled Cigars

Show notes: My wife Nicki and I headed downtown on Sunday to attend the Memphis Comic Expo. Unfortunately my voice had other plans..! We did have a great time in the newly remodeled Renasant Convention Center and talked toons with many of our friends- Janet and Martheus Wade, Mike Norton, John Martin, Peter Melonas, Eric McMeans, Brad Starnes, Andrea Starnes, Benito Deranzo, Greg Cravens, Jaime Wright, Sam Payne, Jerry "The King" Lawler, and met some new ones including artists Zion Titus from Maryland and Steve Messenger from Ohio. As usual, the annual "DonnieCon" was a great event, had an amazing guest line-up, amazing artists alley, and a variety of vendors. My next event will be the inaugural Memphis Monster Con at the Pipkin Building in Liberty Park. I'll be set up there with my new "Scared Silly" zine, plus plenty of prints, scketchcards, sketchcovers, stickers, buttons, and more. Hope to scare ya there! LINKS: Drawing Funny Podcast website – www.drawingfunny.com Drawing Funny Podcast on Spotify – www.podcasters.spotify.com/ Mid-South Cartoonists Association/MSCA (Memphis, TN) – www.midsouthcartoonists.org My art website – www.linworkman.com Toshigawa Universe – www.desotoartscouncil.org Titus Illustrations – www.instagram.com/titus_illustrations/ Steve Messenger Art (Art House Live) – www.youtube.com/@stevemessengerart Garibaldi's Pizza (U of M) – www.garibaldispizza.com 901 Comics East (Macon Road) – www.facebook.com Memphis Monster Market – www.memphismonstermarket.com Memphis Monster Con – www.memphismonstercon.com Memphis Comic Expo – www.memphiscomicexpo.com John Martin Art – www.instagram.com/realjohnmartinart/ Greg Cravens Cartoonist – www.cravenscartoonist.com Mike Norton – www.ihatemike.com/ Peter Melonas – www.etsy.com/shop/fancifullart Eric McMeans – www.instagram.com/emcmeans1/ Broot Studios Comics – www.instagram.com/broot_studios_comics/ Mehdia Raiise Cosplay – www.instagram.com/mehdia_raiise/ National Cartoonists Society – www.nationalcartoonists.com/ Lawler's On Beale – www.lawlersonbeale.com/ Bad Dog Comics – www.facebook.com/p/Bad-Dog-Comics-Publishing-100065085420209/?_rdr #midsouthcartoonistsassociation #msca #mcx2024 #donniecon #memphismonstercon #linworkmanart #drawingfunnypodcast #drawingfunny #podcast #podperson #staytooned Theme: “Silly Bank Heist” music by Steve Oxen.  ©2020 Fesliyan Studios Inc. – music and sound effects used by permission. Please DO NOT add this audio content to the Youtube Content ID System. I have used background music which is owned by Fesliyan Studios. Movie quotes and additional sounds from 101soundboards.com. ⁠“Drawing Funny” podcast⁠ hosted/produced by ⁠Lin Workman ©2024. “Drawing Funny” is intended for entertainment and educational purposes only. Run time: 1hr 26min (Click on the highlighted hyperlinks or links in the show notes to check them all out.)

In this week's edition of the News Man Weekly podcast, Richland Source City Editor Carl Hunnell is joined by current Mansfield Fire Department Chief Dan Crow and retired Chief John Harsch.The three talk about the evolution of firefighting science and technology, changes in firefighting techniques and the 30th anniversary of the Mansfield Fire Museum.Hunnell is also joined by executive producer Zac Hiser and video producer Grant Ritchey as they discuss the news of the week, including the selection of former Mansfield police Capt. Shari Robertson to fill a spot on City Council; new biometric wrist monitors in the Richland County Jail that will be used with medically at-risk inmates; and two new improvement projects underway at Liberty Park in Mansfield.A self-confessed space geek, Hunnell also goes off on a tangent about the SpaceX launch Sunday morning that saw the successful capture of a 200-foot rocket booster. Yeah, he is weird that way.Relevant links:Mansfield Fire DepartmentFormer Mansfield police Capt. Shari Robertson selected for City CouncilNew biometric wrist monitors in the Richland County JailTwo new improvement projects underway at Liberty Park in MansfieldTake our reader survey!Intro song credit: Smoke And Drink, by Luke Watson.Be a Source Member for unlimited access to local, independent journalism.Support the show: https://richlandsource.com/membersSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, Salt Lake City's urban sprawl and poor air quality are noteworthy, but the problem isn't exactly new. Public parks were once seen as an antidote to the bad effects of increasing urbanization -- kind of like a little bit of the "country" in the city, if you will.

In this episode, the Lake Talk 801 crew welcomes back the legendary Lance A Million, aka "The Mayor." We dive into his monumental achievement of reconstructing Liberty Park's iconic basketball court, bringing new life to a beloved community space. But that's not all—Lance also shares the inside scoop on his recent record deal with Goldtoes and gives us an exclusive first listen to his latest track, "Sedona Arizona 2." This is one you don't want to miss!Support the Show.

Greg and Eli talk about contract year for CeeDee Lamb and Dak Prescott, Cardinals facing Paul Skenes, building development at the Liberty Park and more.

Today, Thursday, June 13 on Urban Forum Northwest : *April Sims, President of the Washington State Labor Council (WSLC) AFL CILO and Cherika Carter Secretary Treasurer of the Washington State Labor Council AFL CIO are co sponsors of Race, Labor, and Reparations that Juneteenth Celebration will be held Saturday, June 15 1:00-2:30 pm in front of the WSLC Office at 321 16th Avenue South. Reverend Dr. Robert L. Jeffrey, Sr. and Reparations Advocate Larry Gossett will speak. *Michael Woo and Harley Byrd were both leaders in the United Construction Workers Association UCWA, they pay tribute to Tyree Scott, Silme Domingo, and Gene Viernes who will be remembered for their activism at LELO's Annual Awards Dinner "No Separate Peace" on Saturday, June 15 at 5:30 pm at the Brockey Center at South College. *Apostle James E. Sears III and KL Shannon invite you today's 6:00 pm Unity March from Jimi Hendrix Park to Garfield High School. This is in response to the murder of Garfield High School student Amarr Murphy-Paine. The community showed up to greet students back to the school on Tuesday morning after being closed last Friday and this Monday. *Reverend Dr. Leslie Braxton invites you to Juneteenth Songs of Black Folks-Music of Resistance and Hope on Sunday, June 16 at 7:00 pm (PDT) at Seattle's paramount Theater. The event will feature local and national artist. Ramon Bryant Braxton is the Artistic Director and Conductor. JUNETEENTH CELEBRATIONS *Reverend Dr. Linda M. Smith invites to Renton's Juneteenth Celebration "A Freedom Celebration" Saturday, June 15 11:00 am-6:00 pm at Liberty Park. *Cherryl Jackson Williams is one of the coordinators of the Skyway Juneteenth Celebration and Festival on Saturday, June 15 at the Campbell Hill Elementary School field 641 124th Street. *Tana Yasu, Convener, Joe Brazil Legacy Project invites you to the Wednesday, June 19 Juneteenth Celebration 3:00-7:00 pm at Rumba Notes Lounge in Columbia City. The event will feature Phyllis Talley, Then-N-Now, Lonnie Williams, CT Thompson, and DJ Zeta. Urban Forum Northwest streams live at www.1150kknw.com. Visit us at www.urbanforumnw.com for archived programs and relevant information. Like us on facebook. Twitter X@Eddie_Rye.

Today, Thursday, June 13 on Urban Forum Northwest :*April Sims, President of the Washington State Labor Council (WSLC) AFL CILO and Cherika Carter Secretary Treasurer of the Washington State Labor Council AFL CIO are co sponsors of Race, Labor, and Reparations that Juneteenth Celebration will be held Saturday, June 15 1:00-2:30 pm in front of the WSLC Office at 321 16th Avenue South. Reverend Dr. Robert L. Jeffrey, Sr. and Reparations Advocate Larry Gossett will speak.*Michael Woo and Harley Byrd were both leaders in the United Construction Workers Association UCWA, they pay tribute to Tyree Scott, Silme Domingo, and Gene Viernes who will be remembered for their activism at LELO's Annual Awards Dinner "No Separate Peace" on Saturday, June 15 at 5:30 pm at the Brockey Center at South College.*Apostle James E. Sears III and KL Shannon invite you today's 6:00 pm Unity March from Jimi Hendrix Park to Garfield High School. This is in response to the murder of Garfield High School student Amarr Murphy-Paine. The community showed up to greet students back to the school on Tuesday morning after being closed last Friday and this Monday.*Reverend Dr. Leslie Braxton invites you to Juneteenth Songs of Black Folks-Music of Resistance and Hope on Sunday, June 16 at 7:00 pm (PDT) at Seattle's paramount Theater. The event will feature local and national artist. Ramon Bryant Braxton is the Artistic Director and Conductor.JUNETEENTH CELEBRATIONS*Reverend Dr. Linda M. Smith invites to Renton's Juneteenth Celebration "A Freedom Celebration" Saturday, June 15 11:00 am-6:00 pm at Liberty Park.*Cherryl Jackson Williams is one of the coordinators of the Skyway Juneteenth Celebration and Festival on Saturday, June 15 at the Campbell Hill Elementary School field 641 124th Street.*Tana Yasu, Convener, Joe Brazil Legacy Project invites you to the Wednesday, June 19 Juneteenth Celebration 3:00-7:00 pm at Rumba Notes Lounge in Columbia City. The event will feature Phyllis Talley, Then-N-Now, Lonnie Williams, CT Thompson, and DJ Zeta.Urban Forum Northwest streams live at www.1150kknw.com. Visit us at www.urbanforumnw.com for archived programs and relevant information.Like us on facebook. Twitter X@Eddie_Rye. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today, Thursday, June 13 on Urban Forum Northwest : *April Sims, President of the Washington State Labor Council (WSLC) AFL CILO and Cherika Carter Secretary Treasurer of the Washington State Labor Council AFL CIO are co sponsors of Race, Labor, and Reparations that Juneteenth Celebration will be held Saturday, June 15 1:00-2:30 pm in front of the WSLC Office at 321 16th Avenue South. Reverend Dr. Robert L. Jeffrey, Sr. and Reparations Advocate Larry Gossett will speak. *Michael Woo and Harley Byrd were both leaders in the United Construction Workers Association UCWA, they pay tribute to Tyree Scott, Silme Domingo, and Gene Viernes who will be remembered for their activism at LELO's Annual Awards Dinner “No Separate Peace” on Saturday, June 15 at 5:30 pm at the Brockey Center at South College. *Apostle James E. Sears III and KL Shannon invite you today's 6:00 pm Unity March from Jimi Hendrix Park to Garfield High School. This is in response to the murder of Garfield High School student Amarr Murphy-Paine. The community showed up to greet students back to the school on Tuesday morning after being closed last Friday and this Monday. *Reverend Dr. Leslie Braxton invites you to Juneteenth Songs of Black Folks-Music of Resistance and Hope on Sunday, June 16 at 7:00 pm (PDT) at Seattle's paramount Theater. The event will feature local and national artist. Ramon Bryant Braxton is the Artistic Director and Conductor. JUNETEENTH CELEBRATIONS *Reverend Dr. Linda M. Smith invites to Renton's Juneteenth Celebration “A Freedom Celebration” Saturday, June 15 11:00 am-6:00 pm at Liberty Park. *Cherryl Jackson Williams is one of the coordinators of the Skyway Juneteenth Celebration and Festival on Saturday, June 15 at the Campbell Hill Elementary School field 641 124th Street. *Tana Yasu, Convener, Joe Brazil Legacy Project invites you to the Wednesday, June 19 Juneteenth Celebration 3:00-7:00 pm at Rumba Notes Lounge in Columbia City. The event will feature Phyllis Talley, Then-N-Now, Lonnie Williams, CT Thompson, and DJ Zeta. Urban Forum Northwest streams live at www.1150kknw.com. Visit us at www.urbanforumnw.com for archived programs and relevant information. Like us on facebook. Twitter X@Eddie_Rye.

Hi all.  It is Beth here.  I have Scleroderma, a rare autoimmune disease. I was diagnosed just 8 months ago in September 2023 after 3-5 years of trying to figure out all of my vague symptoms.  I am the Master of Ceremonies for this event and I am inviting you to join me for the National Scleroderma 5k walk/run:  "Stepping Out to Cure Scleroderma". It is on Saturday, June 8th, 2024 from 8-11 am at Liberty Park in Salt Lake City, Utah. I am using my voice as both a doctor and a patient to raise awareness of a bigger issue:Scleroderma is a rare autoimmune disease, but autoimmune diseases are COMMON. They are underrecognized.  They difficult to diagnose and treat. Early recognition is key to preventing disability and unnecessary suffering.There are over 100 autoimmune diseases. Some autoimmune diseases are rare but there are a LOT of very common ones like Multiple Sclerosis, Rheumatoid Arthritis and Lupus.  Even diseases that are not “known as” autoimmune disorders are autoimmune in nature —Type 1 diabetes, Celiac disease, Guillain Barre syndrome, Inflammatory bowel disease, Hashimoto's thyroiditis (the most COMMON cause of hypothyroidism). Taken altogether, 1 in 15 people has an autoimmune disease. Alone we are rare. Together, we are everywhere. Walks like this are meant to help people feel less alone by being surrounded by others who are like them. On June 8th, we walk to raise awareness and support for Scleroderma.  AND every day, we can share our stories and support one another as an autoimmune community that includes over 50 million people in the United States. Please come walk/run with us if you or someone you know lives with an autoimmune disease.To register for the walk:1.           Go to https://scleroderma.org/steppingout/2.           Under “Upcoming 2024 Stepping out to Cure Scleroderma Walks”, select the “Rocky Mountain Chapter” 3.           Click on Salt Lake City, June 8th, 20244.           Please join MY TEAM! Click on “Join a team” and enter my team name: “Phoenix Rising”. Why? A phoenix is a mythical bird that lives for 500 years. When it comes time to die, the phoenix bursts into flames and then rises from its own flames to be reborn. Autoimmune diseases are disorders of inflammation – fire in your body. That fire can consume you or you can be reborn from it. Please share!

This week, the City Manager previews next week's City Council action on a new Farmer's Market, banners saluting Veterans will be going up in Liberty Park again this year and a special WMU professor's speakers event coming up at the Zhang Center.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kewanee is getting a Splash Pad in Liberty Park. An OSLAD Grant is coming to the Kewanee Park District that will allow for the Park District to place the much anticipated Splash Pad with full amenities. Andrew Dwyer, Director of the Kewanee Park District, joined Wake Up Tri-Counties on Friday, February 2nd, 2024, to talk about the Splash Pad and the planning that still must be done even before the OSLAD Grant arrives and work can begin on bringing the Splash Pad from the idea phase into reality. Andrew Dwyer also took a moment to highlight the work of the restaurant staff at the 19th Hole. 

Community members launch sled library at Liberty Park: https://www.richlandsource.com/2024/01/20/sled-library-liberty-park/ Today - we dive into a heartwarming community initiative in Mansfield: the launch of a sled library at Liberty Park.Support the show: https://www.sourcemembers.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Episode 241 of the Tailgate Guys BBQ Podcast, we visit with two of the candidates for the upcoming Kansas City Barbeque Society Board of Directors election. Paul Buob from Smokin' Ghost BBQ and Thomas Gearhart of Mudville BBQ tell us why they want to join the board in what some consider a time of choppy waters and expand on some ideas they have to help steer KCBS into the next few years. We also review the 2023 competition season for Team Royal Oak - and what a season it's been - with Craig Verhage, the marketing director and a brand ambassador for Royal Oak. The BBQ Ninja also gives us some insight into what's going on in Memphis where a new contest appears on its way to the riverfront to directly compete with the historic and tradition Memphis in May competition that is headed to Liberty Park in 2024. Charlie Wallace from The Grill Guys of Missouri checks in with a December sale that's one to consider if you're looking for a new grill as we enter the Christmas shopping season. Meanwhile, co-hosts Lyndal and Steve preview their upcoming cooking plans and discuss the college football playoffs and if the four best teams were selected for the playoffs. Thanks to all our sponsors and marketing partners for making the show possible:  Blues Hog #blueshognation Royal Oak Charcoal #teamroyaloak2023 The Butcher Shoppe #alwayshandpicked  Proud Souls BBQ Kansas City #proudsoulsbbqkc #kingdomofq  Clark Crew BBQ #clarkcrewbbq The Grill Guys of Missouri Allquedup #arkassippicombo Vietti Marketing Group #marketing  Marty "Real Sign Man" Prather #pizza Have a great Thanksgiving week and weekend, and thanks for listening! #SmokeEmIfYouGotEm

Welcome to the latest episode of "This Week in Barbecue," your go-to source for everything sizzling in the world of BBQ. In this episode, we're excited to announce that Fox Bros is now taking holiday catering orders, perfect for adding a smoky touch to your festive feasts. Tragedy has struck the BBQ community, with Helberg Barbecue in Woodway, Texas, losing their pitroom to a fire, and Matt Horn's Horn Barbecue in Oakland suffering a similar fate. We share how you can help these beloved establishments rebuild through their GoFundMe campaigns. On a more uplifting note, Rodney Scott's BBQ is set for significant expansion, including a 2024 Nashville location in collaboration with Eric Church, and upcoming spots in Miami, FL, and Hoover, AL. Angie Harris, head Pitmaster at Rodney Scott's Atlanta, is someone to watch in this growing empire. The episode also dives into the competitive spirit of BBQ with the Memphis in May Team Application Guide, preparing you for the event from May 15-18, 2024, at Liberty Park in Memphis, TN. We celebrate the success of Eddie Wright BBQ, which has received its second DoorDash grant in partnership with the NAACP. The episode stirs up some debate with 1ChefOnAMission's question about menu misinterpretation – is it on the customer or the owner? Gordon Ramsey gives us the raw truth about what it takes to start a restaurant, and it might not be what you're expecting. Don't miss Pitmaster Santa at Reformation Brewery in Smyrna on December 10th, and join us as we discuss a controversial cooking method – microwaving steaks. Tune in to this packed episode for a deep dive into the heart of BBQ culture, challenges, and celebrations.

The mayor-elect says the city accounts for the possibility of making short-term bond payments on projects such as Liberty Park.

Mansfield residents share thoughts and frustrations at Liberty Park meeting: https://www.richlandsource.com/2023/08/31/state-of-the-parks-mansfield-residents-share-thoughts-frustrations-at-liberty-park-meeting/ Today - A closer look at the state of our beloved Liberty Park.Support the show: https://www.sourcemembers.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Kewanee Park District is holding a Special Meeting on Friday, August 25th, 2023, at 2 PM. At that meeting there will be a discussion of plans to for an upcoming OSLAD Grant. The plan includes plans for a Splash Pad at Liberty Park and that will be discussed during that meeting. Andrew Dwyer Director of the Kewanee Park District joined Wake Up Tri-Counties on Tuesday, August 22nd, 2023, to talk about the plans and design for a potential Splash Pad in Kewanee. It's a busy month for the Parks Department and we also discussed the many events now happening at Kewanee Parks. 

Host: Heidi HatchGuests: Greg Hughes & Maura CarabelloLiberty Park – crime and homeless camps on the riseSalt Lake Municipal election November- Mendenhall outraises Rocky AndersonJudge throws out case that would take Celeste Maloy off the ballot.10 DEBATES in 12 days or private campaign events?Governor Cox Social Media push “Unmask the dangers of social media.”Trump Indictment: Not guilty pleaDevon Archer testifies before Congress.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

What does the public want done to improve Liberty Park in Mansfield?: https://www.richlandsource.com/2023/08/03/what-does-the-public-want-done-to-improve-liberty-park-in-mansfield/ Today - We're focusing on Liberty Park, an 86-year-old city park nestled on the city's northeast side.Support the show: https://www.sourcemembers.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Liberty Park pavilion demolished on Mansfield's northeast side: https://www.richlandsource.com/news/liberty-park-pavilion-demolished-on-mansfields-northeast-side/article_e6d11964-200f-11ee-bfa4-ffefff971d09.html Today - The Liberty Park pavilion building, a beacon of past years on the city's northeast side, came crumbling down this Monday. Support the show: https://www.sourcemembers.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Merry Holidays!!! While we are confident you have bigger priorities this time of year, we are so thankful and BLESSED to have such amazing listeners!! Thank you for listening episode after episode! This episode we switch things around on ya - and Katie tells her story FIRST! She takes us to Salt Lake City, Utah and tells us about the history of Liberty Park and the horrific true crime and paranormal stories that come out of there. April shares with us the INSANE survival story of Tiffany Mead when her husband attempted to murder her in front of their 2 year old child! We don't like this guy and hope Tiffany is truly safe from him forever. Follow us on social media! @hauntandcoldpodcast visit our website hauntandcold.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hauntandcold/support

Let's Make a Better Memphis-Episode 4 with Cameron Kinley.  Joining me again tonight were my co-hosts Michael Williams and Sherrie Hopper. Our Special Guest on the podcast was Cameron Kinley. Cam graduated from Lausanne and played football at Navy. He continues to be a Naval Officer and also tours around the country inspiring children. We talked about several important issues to reduce violent crime in Memphis, including discussing the $700 million the city wants to use for Liberty Park and the FedEx Forum, but none of that money will go to make Memphis a better and safer place to live.

BOO! I hope we scared you! In today's episode, Jesse reads spooky stories sent in and found on Reddit while Tessa shares the grim, unsolved murder of Liberty Park in Salk Lake City, UT.Please check us out on Youtube and Instagram! That is where you can see the images we mention in each episode. You guys are all spookily amazing!Insta: @spookysouppodcast

I've always lived in Clarksville. Like anyone else, I've moved around a few times. Still, I decided long ago that this city will always be my home, whether I reside on Memorial Drive, Bentree Court, or several other locations. It's a good town to grow up in, and I'm happy my kids made the same choice. During my walk at Liberty Park, I could not help but reflect on something that happened long ago; it sometimes feels like a bad dream when I think about it. In 2001 I was a young parent, married with two young children. We were always on the move. If you have kids, you know what I'm referring to on any day of the week. Children grow up quickly, so we desperately try to squeeze everything in that we can. Slowing down never seems like an option, but it's what we all secretly want to do. Just one afternoon with the family and no plans would be sublime. Instead, we were off to the fairgrounds for another soccer practice. I parked and watched as the kids finished their juice boxes and string cheese. Christian, my son, had to tie his shoes, and Ashlee, my daughter, looked like she had brushed her hair with a ceiling fan. It's the sort of stuff that happens when the dad is off and Moms caught up at work. My kids unbuckled in a flash and headed toward the coach, leaving two empty drink boxes behind in the back seat. I remember staring at the containers thinking how those juices meant everything to my kids, but once they finished them, they moved on, and the treats were forgotten. The young athletes ran around and kicked the ball while all parents watched silently. We were chatterboxes most of the time, but something was different about this day. Not a single grown-up was on that field in spirit. All of our minds were in another place. Flashes of the world and how our babies would one day grow up to take on the leftover madness crept around our brains. Clarksville felt safe not long ago, but today there isn't a city in the entire country unaffected by despair. The goal is to leave a better community behind, a better world. We've failed. Above was a spectacular cobalt Tennessee sky showing off its magnificence above Montgomery County. A few splashes of white reflected the warm glow of the setting sun. Then we saw it—something we hadn't seen in days since the tragedy. An airplane made its way overhead. Everyone stopped as if time had taken a break except for the object floating through the atmosphere.We watched until it was nothing more than a tiny speck evaporating in space. The slowdown was all we needed, and smiles emerged for the first time since practice began. It was a sense of relief seeing that captivating airplane gliding across the sky and leaving behind some hope; hope that things would be okay, hope that our children may have a chance in the world even after September 11th.

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Though school may be out, Intermountain Healthcare's School Clinics will stay open throughout the summer. That means families who are underserved or with low-income can get the medical care they need at clinics within Salt Lake's Liberty Park and Rose Park Elementary schools and at Dixon Middle School in Provo. In this episode, Intermountain Community Health Director Shireen Ghorbani joins FM100.3 Host Rebecca Cressman. They share different ways Utahns can access more affordable healthcare, screenings, mental health, and addiction support through vouchers, school clinics, and the free Behavioral Health Navigation Line at 833-442-2211 with Intermountain Healthcare.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Antonio Perez, General Manager of the Memphis Sports and Event Center, who spotlights the world-class sports and events facility spanning 227,000 square feet, which will include indoor basketball and volleyball hard courts and be adaptable for other sports like wrestling, gymnastics, cheerleading, futsal, as well as convocation and commencement events. The Center is set to open in the Fall of 2022. It will include a cafe and concessions area, as well as outdoor turf fields. Located in the heart of Liberty Park, just outside Memphis' Liberty Bowl Stadium, the venue is in immediate proximity to a wide array of entertainment, retail, dining, and hospitality options, making it an ideal location for traveling tournaments and events. During the interview, Antonio shares an overview of the center and its various amenities, provides an update on the progress, talks about future staffing needs and business operations, and how they are putting together the event calendar and collaborating with local, regional and national groups, leagues, and tournament coordinators to drive tourism and economic impact for the community.Visit www.themsec.com to learn more, watch the progress, and take a virtual tour.Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/memphissportsandevents

Our guest for this week is Russell Roots Director of Film Exhibition for the Utah Film Center and talks to the guys about their Summer Movie Fest beginning today at Liberty Park. Listen in to hear our quirky pick of the week! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's summer movie season! Ashley Cleveland, who heads up Salt Lake's Outdoor Afro chapter, and Russell Roots, Community Outreach Manager at the Utah Film Center join Ali to talk about the Wild and Scenic Fest at Liberty Park, and anti-racism in outdoor spaces. Email Ali your debate questions at ali.vallarta@citycast.fm. Subscribe to our daily morning newsletter here. Looking to advertise on City Cast Salt Lake? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads atcitycast.fm/advertise. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jennifer Biggs and Chris Herrington talk it over: Memphis in May is headed back to Tom Lee Park, but some people like Liberty Park better.

Episode Notes My guests include Sarah Houston, AKA the Water Warrior. A few months back, the headline was the protest of Byhalia pipeline and how it would affect various parts of the community if done. The project is back in the news and Sarah is back to tell us why it's a bad idea. Antonio Perez is the new General Manager for the Memphis Sports and Events Center. It's all part of the Liberty Park project bringing excitement to the city. He tells us what to expect. All on RTM on air and online. Monday, 6-7pm central on WYXR 91.7 FM, the WYXR app, TuneIn, YouTube, Facebook Live and wherever you get your podcasts! It's time to talk!

Episode NotesMy guests include Sarah Houston, AKA the Water Warrior. A few months back, the headline was the protest of Byhalia pipeline and how it would affect various parts of the community if done. The project is back in the news and Sarah is back to tell us why it's a bad idea. Antonio Perez is the new General Manager for the Memphis Sports and Events Center. It's all part of the Liberty Park project bringing excitement to the city. He tells us what to expect. All on RTM on air and online. Monday, 6-7pm central on WYXR 91.7 FM, the WYXR app, TuneIn, YouTube, Facebook Live and wherever you get your podcasts! It's time to talk!

Kevin Cerrito and  Holly Whitfield look ahead to 2022 in the 901.

Ashley Cash and Mary Claire Borys from the City of Memphis Divison of Housing and Community Development visit Memphis Metropolis to discuss the new Liberty Park community and youth sports complex being built on the former site of the MidSouth Fairgrounds. Ashley, Mary Claire, and Emily discuss the land's interesting history - as a race track, casino, municipal swimming pool, among many other uses - and plans to knit the new facilities into the broader campus that also includes the Kroc, Children's Museum, Tiger Lane, and the Liberty Bowl. More information about Liberty Park: https://www.libertyparkmemphis.com/

Angela Barksdale's focus on improving Memphis' historic Orange Mound community has seen her produce events, lead campaigns, and advocate for the reopening of the dormant Mid-South Coliseum. She and others think the Coliseum could fit in with the City of Memphis' redevelopment of the city's fairgrounds, now known as Liberty Park, as a community asset that would enhance other efforts underway in Orange Mound.

Looking for something to do this weekend? Check these things out... What: Downtown Mooresville Unveils Liberty Park Summer Concert series When: Friday August 27th Where: Liberty Park Time: 6-8 PM Cost: Concerts are free and open to the public Bring your blanket or chairs for the lawn seating and enjoy food trucks, activities, vendors What: Panthers V. Steelers When: Friday 27th Where: Bank of America Stadium Time: 7PM Cost: $$ Last Pre-season game What: Moonlight Movies- The Parent Trap (1998) When: Sat august 28th Where: Metropolitan 1200 Metropolitan Avenue Charlotte, NC 28204 Time: 6:30-10PM Cost: $5 Guests are encouraged to bring blankets, chairs and/or sleeping bags. Children under two (2) years do not require a ticket. For the courtesy of others, please leave pets at home. What: Boat Yard Eats- Live Music- Departure, Journey Tribute When: Saturday 28th Where: Boat yard eatz Time: 8:30 PM Cost: $10 in advanced/ $15 day of show What: Yoga at Waterbean Coffee When: Sat 28th Where: Waterbean Huntersville Time: 10AM Cost: pay what you can Bring your mat and water.

Greg and Eli talk with Mayor Jim Strickland about on the progression on COVID vaccine, plans on Liberty Land park and Mid-South Coliseum, the University of Memphis and more. Also, they talk more about plans for Liberty Park and Mid-South Coliseum, college Baseball World Series and more.

For the second show in our Endangered Structures series, Memphis Metropolis sits down with Angela Barksdale and Roy Barnes of the Coliseum Coalition to discuss why the Coliseum is so important to Memphis and particularly, the Orange Mound neighborhood; how the Coalition is working to support its redevelopment; and how the building can enhance and support the Liberty Park development at the Fairgrounds. Later in the program, regular commentator Cole Bradley from High Ground News comes back to share childhood memories of the Coliseum and discuss the Beltline, a smaller but equally historic neighborhood that is also adjacent to the Fairgrounds. Resources and Information Coliseum Coalition website Coliseum Coalition on Facebook Liberty Park website

Riding Shotgun With Charlie#100Alan GottliebSecond Amendment Foundation   Alan Gottlieb is The MAN! At my first Gun Rights Policy Conference (GRPC) in Tampa 2016, I approached Massad Ayoob to have him sign my copy of In The Gravest Extreme. I took a deep breath, asked Mas if he could come Riding Shotgun.  Alan was right behind Mas. He said “Oh my gosh, Mas you’ve got to go Riding Shotgun With Charlie!” It was 2 years before we made it happen.    In Phoenix 2019 at GRPC, I was hanging out with a few people at the social hour and Alan came up to our group and congratulated me on the Blogger of the Year.  And he asked when HE was going to come Riding Shotgun.  We made it happen in Bellevue, WA, at the Second Amendment Foundation headquarters last month. He may have let me conduct the interview in his car, his 7th Corvette!   Alan grew up in New York City then joined the Army.  Earning a degree in nuclear engineering from the University of Tennessee, he became interested in fighting for individual rights, and the 2A which is most under attack. He got involved with the Young Americans for Freedom and was sent to Seattle to cover a 13 state region for the Student Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms. In 1972, way before the NRA-ILA, he had the idea to change it to the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms (CCRBKA).  Within 2 years ,the CCRBKA was bigger than its predecessor, and then he started the Second Amendment Foundation (SAF). The CCRBKA donations are not tax deductible as they’re involved with lobbying, but the SAF is non-partisan and donations are deductible. Both offices of the SAF & CCRBKA are located at Liberty Park in Bellevue.    We talk about how things have been changing and the SAF is reaching out to the new gun owners with TV ads. Alan shares how he’s able to get commercials for SAF on some of the networks that are against the 2A. It’s very important to get the new gun owners involved and learning how the anti-gun crowd is going after our Rights and our firearms. Brad Parscale, who worked for the Trump campaign, is now working for SAF and helping the foundation grow.    We also cover how just being public and open about firearms makes us a target for the anti-gun folks. Alan shares some stories about threats he’s gotten and how he passes them on to the local authorities. Some of the threats are ‘downright scary’. He isn’t the only one who gets these threats either.    We also cover that often the people fighting for our rights don’t get enough time to get out and do some shooting on our own. One of Alan’s favorite shotguns was a shotgun owned by Neal Knox. His favorite type of shooting is trap and skeet, which he would love to do more often but he’s very busy fighting for our rights to shoot.     He’s traveling all over the United States and the world talking about gun rights.  He said that  when people in other countries talk about gun rights, they call it “Second Amendment” rights, which is a wonderful hat tip to our Constitution and Founding Fathers. What I really got from my time with Alan is that the shoes he wears in the 2A community are HUGE!  When he does finally decide to retire, we are going to need about 4 or 5 people just to keep up with everything Alan does.   Favorite quotes: “Donations can be tax deductible and you can write part of this off on your taxes and make the government pay part of the freight, since they were attacking our rights to begin with.” “We buy those spots (remnant time) so we’re not feeding the enemy.” “Our outreach is tripled already this year.” “The more public you are in the media with this, the more you get picked on. The more threats you get.”  “In Europe, they always refer to gun rights as “‘Second Amendment’.'' “Internationally, gun rights shouldn’t stop at any country’s border. Gun rights are a human right.” Second Amendment Foundation http://saf.org/   Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms https://www.ccrkba.org/   Special THANKS to Derek LeBlanc of Kids S.A.F.E. Foundation for following us and getting some ‘B roll” film.  https://kidssafefoundation.org/     Please support the Riding Shotgun With Charlie sponsors and supporters.    Buy RSWC & GunGram shirts, hoodies, & mugs at the store! https://ridingshotgunwithcharlie.creator-spring.com/ Keyhole Holsters  Veteran Owned, American Made http://www.keyholeholsters.com/   Dennis McCurdy Author, Speaker, Firewalker http://www.find-away.com/   Or listen on:iTunes/Apple podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/riding-shotgun-with-charlie/id1275691565   Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/4EEPud0XzYz4wo0MYmA9uB   iHeartRadio https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-riding-shotgun-with-charli-30654270/   Self Defense Radio Network http://sdrn.us/   OpsLens App on iPhone & iPad https://apps.apple.com/us/app/opslens-network/id1498033459

F45 Training is a global fitness community specializing in innovative, high intensity group workouts that are fast, fun and proven to get rapid results for members. The "F" stands for Functional Training, a mix of circuit and HIIT style workouts geared towards everyday movement. Each workout is 45 mins of sweat-dripping, heart-pumping fun led by accredited personal trainers to scale the workout for any fitness level.

Tony Parks joins The Drive for a peek behind the radio curtain, to discuss the Jazz historic start, postseason sustainability, a check in from "Bill Walton" + more

Al talks about how to capture the perfect winter scene. He breaks down how he captured this winter scene in Salt Lake City, Utah on a bitter cold winter morning and he gives advice on how to make sure you capture your best photos in the snow.

Ty West from the Birmingham Business Journal joins us to talk about a new multi use development under construction in Liberty Park.

Richard Reynolds – Rat Hunter of ManhattanRichard Reynolds joins me for part two of our conversation. This time we’re talking rat hunting with Terriers in New York City. [caption id="attachment_8391" align="alignleft" width="224"] Richard Reynolds with a Jagd Terrier, shown in FSS at Open Shows.[/caption] “Quite fairly there was never a transition (from hounds to terriers),” Reynolds said. “I was always interested in hunting the terriers. We don't have as many Fox in the United States as they do in England … and you had to work a little harder. Bringing up the terriers and putting the terriers to ground was always a part of our Fox hunt. “When I left the pack, I wanted a purebred terrier that I could show. Somebody slipped me into a low mileage used Norfolk terrier and that suited me pretty good. But I didn't know whether it could hunt or not. A few years later and a little experience and a few Norfolks later, we proved they were damn good hunters. In fact, the best terrier that I've ever had to this day remains one particular Norfolk.” Reynolds’ rise to fame as the Rat Hunter of Manhattan started at a dog show in Liberty Park at the base of the Statue of Liberty. Rats had overrun one of the handlers’ setups and he turned his Norfolk loose to do its job. The park superintendent happened to see this feat. The rest, as they say, is history. [caption id="attachment_8390" align="alignright" width="240"] Jagd Terrier with Reynolds and one less rat on the streets of Manhattan.[/caption] “If I tell you that my dog is a good rat catcher, you won't care,” Reynolds opined. “If a rat is headed to run up your pant leg and my dog stops it, you'll have a lot of respect for that fuzzy little critter down there. So that's exactly the way we're trying to make our point. “We’re all about an idea. That idea is preserving breed type through maintaining the actual function of the dog. You can simulate all these things but you can't replicate the actual deed of hunting or ratting or whatever. It's different. It's about the dogs but don't tell anybody because we get an awful lot of good press on the fact that we're killing rats. “We can't show purebred dogs to the media. They don't care. Dead rats are a big seller. We have media with us (nearly) every night that we go out. We've had a lot of media. But that's our little way of selling purebred dogs to the public. “We're doing it for the sake of the dogs. There's no money here. All sport is ruined as soon as you monetize it. So we don't charge to hunt. Our members occasionally cough up $5 each time they hunt, but more often than not they forget to pay it and we forget to collect it. So it's kind of a thing for the dogs, by the dogs and of the dogs. A good night is when the dogs work well together. A bad night is when we don't get anything.” Reynolds has been instrumental in setting up a training ground in southern New Jersey. The primary purpose of which is running AKC earthdog tests. “We use it as a basic training ground for terriers and dachshunds,” Reynolds noted. “It's not the same thing (as street hunting). Once they get through the earth dog program there's a lot of on the job training but it's a starting point. The sport of AKC earthdog or den trials or Jack Russell terrier Association go to ground is kind of diminished in recent years. We use it for training Street dogs but really what we're trying to do is rejuvenate this sport in and of itself of earth dogs and den trials.” Support this podcast

Learn about the exhibits, history, and conservation efforts at Tracy Aviary. Tracy Aviary is located in Liberty Park Salt Lake City, Utah. Big thanks to the Aviary for being the location sponsor for our session with the band Brother! Find a freelancer for your job with Fiverr:https://track.fiverr.com/visit/?bta=137068&brand=fiverrcpaBrother's session performance (filmed at the Aviary): https://youtu.be/nZtUFFBmXxMSocial:https://www.instagram.com/theuntamedsessions/https://www.facebook.com/theuntamedsessions/?modal=admin_todo_tourTracy Aviary: https://tracyaviary.org/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/theuntamedsessions)

We're not too far away from the fourth of July, but if you're a regular to Salt Lake City's fireworks show on the fourth you're going to be disappointed. Mayor Erin Mendenhall announced that the usual Jordan Park and Liberty Park shows are canceled due to an "upswing in COVID-19 cases." But that wasn't your only hope. There will be several synchronized shows in Utah County with bigger and better fireworks--that allow for social distancing. 

Which sport has the most arrogant sports fans? UW assistant basketball coach Will Conroy joins Softy and Dick to discuss the gathering of several local sports figures Thursday at Liberty Park in Renton to provide perspective amidst current events. Also, discussion on the events of the last few weeks. And baseball continues to miss its chance to return to play ahead of other leagues amid a labor squabble.

UW assistant basketball coach Will Conroy joins Softy and Dick to discuss the gathering of several local sports figures Thursday at Liberty Park in Renton to provide perspective amidst current events. Also, discussion on the events of the last few weeks and a look ahead to the 2020-21 basketball season.

Which sport has the most arrogant sports fans? UW assistant basketball coach Will Conroy joins Softy and Dick to discuss the gathering of several local sports figures Thursday at Liberty Park in Renton to provide perspective amidst current events. Also, discussion on the events of the last few weeks. And baseball continues to miss its chance to return to play ahead of other leagues amid a labor squabble.

UW assistant basketball coach Will Conroy joins Softy and Dick to discuss the gathering of several local sports figures Thursday at Liberty Park in Renton to provide perspective amidst current events. Also, discussion on the events of the last few weeks and a look ahead to the 2020-21 basketball season.

Which sport has the most arrogant sports fans? UW assistant basketball coach Will Conroy joins Softy and Dick to discuss the gathering of several local sports figures Thursday at Liberty Park in Renton to provide perspective amidst current events. Also, discussion on the events of the last few weeks. And baseball continues to miss its chance to return to play ahead of other leagues amid a labor squabble.

Join your host companions as that travel to the city of Oakton explore the lives of the fauna in Liberty Park, for no other reason than Brendan Fraser showed up in the first Nut Job film but not the second.

Bun venit la PlayGround. Invitatul meu de azi este Ion Sturza, fost premier, om de afaceri și investitor. Am vorbit despre profitul și multiplicatorul de bani pe care l-a reușit în urma exit-ului de la Liberty Park de la Cluj, cifrele Elefant.ro, importanța EBITDA, Spheric Accelerator, criza care urmează, ce crede despre businessul cu energia regenerabilă, de ce afacerile în imobiliare nu vor mai atinge cifrele din 2008-2009. ENJOY! *** STAI PUTIN, Vreau să-ți spun ceva. Să-ți mulțumesc. Da, ȚIE, celui care urmărește conținutul pe care îl produc. Dacă ești nou pe aici, să știi că bag prostii pe canalul meu de YouTube, iar zilnic mai scriu și o sinteză a celor mai importante știri pe Telegram. Dacă îți place ce fac și vrei să mă susții, te invit să pui și tu 2 copeici în pușculița de pe Patreon. Așa voi reuși să-mi păstrez motivația la cote rezonabile și să mai investesc în noi echipamente. Nu de alta, dar sunt al naibii de scumpe. Plecăciuni! Poți susține ce fac pe Patreon: http://bit.ly/patreon_sinteza Canalul de YouTube: www.YouTube.com/dumitruciorici Canalul de Telegram: http://bit.ly/DCtelegram_abonare #IonSturza #Investitii #ElefantRO

On this week's episode, Reba and eric welcomed Deondre James, Director of ACCESS. They are a fantastic group who create opportunities for young adults to pursue a career in an array of trade and technical vocations.On August 25th, they will be hosting the ACCESS 'Hardwood to Hard Hat' Tournament at Liberty Park in Downtown Renton. This event will be a 3-on-3 basketball tournament, interactive career fair and resource event.Partnering with The City of Renton and Communities & Schools and R3 Services, they will have over 350 participants from King to Thurston County.Check out more info about the event here: https://www.facebook.com/events/845561085830146

Josh & Jon go on an adventure to Liberty Park to find fresh content.  With a little gumption and elbow grease they find what they are looking for and sit down with two amazing women.  We invite you to tag along as Josh and Jon venture into the unknown.

On this edition of "Utah Weekly Forum" Your Host, Rebecca Cressman talks with Tracy Aviary's Marketing Coordinator, Julie Roehner and Marketing Director, Patricia Duke about the newest features and the upcoming Urban Birds Festival, May 12th & 13th from 10am-3pm. Expedition Kea's Alpine Parrots are the latest attraction along with new Amenities in Bird Feeder Cafe. With bi-yearly upgrades and 80 years in Liberty Park in Salt Lake City, The Tracy Aviary is a must visit for out of state visitors and locals as well. More information about The Tracy Aviary and Urban Birds Festival can be downloaded on Apple Podcasts, Google Play and online and FM 100.3!

Today's First Thing podcast touches on these top stories: Parts 1 and 2 of 'Women Behind Bars,' our latest joint project with KTVL. Part 1: https://goo.gl/cjxcN2 Part 2: https://goo.gl/kG1kgm Residents still waiting for Liberty Park makeover. Full story here: https://goo.gl/L5QdPT Listen to other Mail Tribune podcasts at www.mailtribune.com/podcasts.

Today's First Thing podcast touches on these top stories: Downtown Medford to get some of Liberty Park's money. Lithia buys Crater Lake Ford. Democrat Jones wins stunning red-state Alabama Senate upset. Listen to all our podcasts at www.mailtribune.com/podcasts, or subscribe using the Apple Podcasts or Stitcher apps.

All the world’s a stage, and the best stage to be on is in a wrestling ring! This week I celebrate the amazing performance art that is pro wrestling, and I’m not alone as I have a fun chat with Kate Nyx and Liberty Park about wrestling, musicals, and burlesque and how their upcoming GLOB event brings all of it together! All that and the latest in our Partner Spotlight await you in this episode, so enter stage left to this week’s Occupy Pro Wrestling podcast! Thanks as always to our various site partners, and a shoutout to The Mystery Men for “Keep My Heat On” from their album Musica Enmascarada, as well as Lee Rosevere for some great music you can use for podcasting. Check that music out at the Free Music Archive! Special Guests: Kate Nyx and Liberty Park.

Soooo, forgive me for getting a little (well a lot) self indulgent. In this episode I discuss the mysteries of feeling old, and get a little too self reflective in the process. I also try and figure out if I am too old to play in a band (no, the answer is no) and talk […]

On this episode, Shaun and Shep are hanging out at Liberty Park in Salt Lake City where they watch the drum circle and ask a few people why they come to the event. They talk about Shep's wedding, a new problem in society called Man-Spreading, ancient seeds that were found in old pottery - and were actually planted, as well as other topics such as dogman, our entire understanding of physics possibly being incorrect, lots of love for Elon Musk and a bad vagina treatment that no one should try. If you liked this episode, or the show overall, please leave us a 5-star rating and review on iTunes or Stitcher.

Bird fanatic or not, this episode is full of great activities for all! Turns out, Salt Lake City is a great place for bird lovers alike. With the valley, marsh land, the lake, and the City, birds love it here. Tracy Aviary at Liberty Park near Downtown is a great place to come see a variety of birds and watch them perform during one of their many shows. Also held at the Aviary is the Great Salt Lake Audubon Birds and Bites festival, which is a free event for all to participate in a scavenger hunt at the aviary (ice cream included). And the bird that loves the city? The Peregrine Falcon. It loves it sit up high in the city and stalk its prey, pigeons! More about falcons is that Salt Lake hosts an incredible falconry program. 

There's something about Southern cooking that evokes the memories of warm feelings, lazy afternoons, and cool summer nights. Southern cuisine is all about sharing and comfort, and the focus on family is dominant. While Utah doesn't necessarily have the same kind of charm as the South, we definitely have the same love for family and large, traditional meals. For Amy Britt, the desire to bring her childhood experience to Utah complimented our community perfectly.This week we sit down with Amy Britt, the owner of Pig & a Jelly Jar. Known for its homemade, local, from scratch food, Pig & a Jelly Jar encompasses all of the delicious flavors and feel of the South, with a very local Utah feel and connection. Whether partnering with local produce vendors or having a restaurant in a historic district in Ogden, Pig & a Jelly Jar have deep roots in the Utah food scene.Founded in 2012, Pig & a Jelly Jar nestled into the revamped Liberty Park neighborhood and became a breakfast and lunch hot spot. With chicken and waffles, from scratch burgers, and creative PBR cocktails, the menu was perfectly paired with an intimate and fun space and top-notch service, the Southern love spread throughout Salt Lake City.Like many entrepreneurs, for Amy Britt expansion came unexpectedly after she stumbled upon a beautiful location in Ogden. From there, the Southern love only continued to spread throughout the valley. And the future looks bright. And local. And really, really fresh.Join us this week as we sit down with the owner of Pig & a Jelly Jar, Amy Britt, and learn the history of this Utah staple that has brought the Southern charm to Utah.—This episode was sponsored by…90.9FM KRCL — Community Connection and Music DiscoveryThe Chocolate Conspiracy — A project in pure, raw, honey-sweetened chocolate.Maddox Restaurant — Featuring completely from scratch recipes in Perry, UT. since 1949, sourced and crafted from the finest ingredients available.Beltex Meats — A small butcher shop utilizing local meats and sustainable practices. Specializing in the craft of whole animal butchery at 511E 900SGREENbike — Salt Lake City's non-profit bike share. Their bikes are ready to ride, one-size-fits-all, and located at popular downtown hot spots. Take as many 1-hour rides as you want for an entire year for only $75.—This episode of The Utah Foodie was hosted by Chase Murdock and produced by Ryan Samanka. Visit our episode archive on Ventricle Presents, and stay connected with us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. Copyright © Ventricle Media, LLC • ventriclemedia.com

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We will be discussing my plan for growth in Clarksville on this episode. Some of the crime statistics I'll be sharing will shock you. Lets hold off on the expansion of Liberty Park until we can get our rape crisis under control. When we make Clarksville safe economic growth will flourish. I have a two step plan and it all begins with us. The time has come for truth to live again. #WOBAwarriors #TCTP #WOBA Listen to this show LIVE or on demand at www.thechristopprogram.com

Dusty Hulet may not have been born in a tent—perhaps to his father’s chagrin—but he did grow up never missing a Boy Scout camp-out. Being raised in an active outdoor family laid a foundation for adventure in him that continues to grow. He makes a living as an entrepreneur and filmmaker, occasionally crawling through bear dens, and pursues a variety of activities on the side. He can be found in the snow or in raging rivers, perhaps even on horseback. He was once responsible for the lives and good times of many vacationers seated on his Alaskan tour bus and is to blame for the temporary sitings of the elusive Yellowstone Gorilla. Jason found him momentarily in Liberty Park in Salt Lake City where they chatted about his life instead of allowing him to prepare for a trip to Haiti.     Links:   https://instagram.com/dustyhulet/   Spring Creek Ranch Horseback Riding (Dusty Stables Photography) http://www.springcreekranch.com/activities/summer-recreation/horseback-riding/       Call us and leave a message (up to 3 minutes): 1-818-925-0106

On this episode of Sketch Sandwich, Jason and Natashia decide to take what’s supposed to be a leisurely stroll through Liberty Park. Their walk is quickly interrupted by two bizarre ‘hacky sackers,’ who recognize Jason from his comedy and pressure him to tell them a joke. Things get off to a rough start with a […] The post SKETCH 004: “Tell Me a Joke” appeared first on Utah Podcast Network.

Over the span of 3 days in July I partnered with CenturyLink to do good deeds in Salt Lake City. We did good deeds with local education, local business, and the local community. This podcast shares that story as well as the interviews with the folks at Edison Elementary, Jeff Edwards CEO of Economic Development Corporation of Utah,  BobaShack, The Utah Food Bank, Brian from Coach Mike's Tennis Academy at Liberty Park, Governor Herbert,  Sugarhouse BBQ, The RoadHome, and local Talent Mason Davis.    You can find out more about the podcast as well as the entire back catalog at www.iamsaltlake.com   If you are interested in possibly coming on a future episode of the podcast please drop Chris an email at iamsaltlake@gmail.com   Let us know what you think of the podcast by calling the voicemail (385)202-5926   Please share this episode with your family and friends on Facebook or twitter. Don't forget to leave a review in iTunes or Stitcher Radio. It only takes a few seconds and helps the show out a lot.

Bowman Brown is the chef and co-owner of Forage Restaurant, one of Utah's finest. In 2014, Forage was named one of the Top 100 Restaurants in America by Open Table, and since opening their doors in the residential neighborhood just north of Liberty Park, Forage has built a reputation for providing more than just a great meal.Forage offers a dining experience: 3 hours of 13-16 courses on a pre-fixed menu of $89 for whatever chef Bowman Brown has on the menu for the night. Wine pairings can be added on for $65, or juice pairings for $21. Many calls Forage a culinary or gastronomic experience, a dinner and a show, where each dish is crafted to both surprise and comfort. In this episode of The Utah Foodie Podcat, we interview Bowman Brown to talk about how he got his start in the restaurant business and what his intentions are with Forage. We talk about his personal career, where he draws his inspiration, and how he and his kitchen come up with a new menu each night.—This episode of The Utah Foodie was hosted and produced by Chase Murdock. Visit our episode archive on Ventricle Presents, and stay connected with us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. Copyright © Ventricle Media, LLC • ventriclemedia.com

On this week's episode, Salt Lake Comic Con founder Dan Farr drops by to chat with our host Dan Nailen about the upcoming convention; SLUG Writer Tim Kronenberg chats with Terry J. Mitchell in the Soundwaves Studio about her art exhibition revolving around the 33-year-old racist serial killings at Liberty Park; and then our host Dan chats with SLUG beer columnist Mike Riedel about the latest brews and Epic's new brewpub! Plus, we bid farewell to Tolchock Trio and check out new music from electro-pop band Mideau. Craft Lake City is quickly coming upon us, and we’d like to hear what you’re excited to see at the festival this year. Call our automated voicemail line at 858-233-9324 and tell us your thoughts. You may get played on the show! … read more The post Episode #108 – Salt Lake Comic Con, Tolchock Trio, Terry J. Mitchell, Mideau, Mike Riedel first appeared on SLUG Magazine.

This special episode is a final interview with Kathleen as she finishes her Wild Ride of America in Liberty Park in New Jersey. Listen in as she shares the highlights and lowlights of her trip across America on horseback....Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)