Podcast appearances and mentions of linda perkins

Your favorite show about Food, with esteemed hosts Merianne Meyers and Linda Perkins.

Your favorite show about Food, with esteemed hosts Merianne Meyers and Linda Perkins.

Merianne Myers and Linda Perkins discus fall harvest and delicious foods of the season

Merianne Meyers and Linda Perkins live for fall food musings

Merianne Meyers and Linda Perkins go live for a special Pledge Drive edition of Food Talk

September 21, 2021--Chad Swimmer and Paul Schulman talk with retired logger turned forest advocate Nick Parrish, and former Jackson Advisory Group member Linda Perkins.

MAINE MISSING PERSON, 1975: It was November 25, 1975 in Washington, Maine and Ludger Belanger stepped out into the freshly fallen snow, leaving deep boot prints as he disappeared into the woods in search of a buck. That was the last time his young wife Linda saw him, 46 years ago this year. But as the investigation revealed, it's not the last time anyone saw him.  His name remains on the Maine Missing Persons list, but the details of Ludger Belanger's disappearance point to much more than a man who walked into the woods and never walked out. Tracks in the snow tell stories that those involved won't. Linda Perkins continues the search for her husband and father of their three girls. She is on Dark Downeast to share his story. This is Unsolved Missing Persons case of Ludger Belanger on Dark Downeast.

Tune in for tales of home cooking and life with Linda Perkins and Merianne Myers!

Linda M. Perkins is Associate University Professor and director of Applied Gender Studies at Claremont Graduate University. She holds an interdisciplinary university appointment in the departments of Applied Gender Studies, Educational Studies, and History. Her primary areas of research are on the history of African-American women's higher education, the education of African Americans in elite institutions, and the history of talent identification programs for African-American students.

Hosts Merianne Myers and Linda Perkins talk holiday baking, cookie exchanges, and merriment on this special holiday 2020 edition of Food Talk.

Merianne Myers and Linda Perkins get their aprons on and talk about the hilarious chaos of a 2020 Thanksgiving, and more!

In 2016 55% of eligible voters cast a ballot in the Presidential elections. It was the lowest turnout in 20 years. Whether you agree that the outcome of that election was good or bad the mid-term election ON NOVEMBER 6th is one of the most important elections we will have. There are consequences when you do not vote. For some reason, Americans believe that the only important election is the Presidential election. The mid-term elections give Americans the right to vote for 435 members of the House of Representatives and members of the Senate. THESE INDIVIDUALS WILL VOTE FOR OUR QUALITY LIFE OF ISSUES. If you care about immigration, medicare, social security, climate change, educational opportunities, and women's rights it is imperative that you vote and bring 10 people with you to the polls. THIS ELECTION IS IMPORTANT. GET OUT AND VOTE!! 2020!!#SitMpodcast #Voting #MidtermElections ► SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGo7pZSMMJHeGB5v1z9O7IQ ________________________ Stuck in The Middle is a weekly platform for Entrepreneurs, Innovators, Creatives of African descent. Hear stories, ideas, experiences, & advise on breaking barriers. Created in 2017. ► WATCH MORE Most Recent Videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luvV2cG1DF0 Best Of Stuck in The Middle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6CW31B1yy8 ► FOLLOW US Instagram: https://instagram.com/sitmpodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/SitMpodcast Facebook: https://facebook.com/sitmpodcast ________________________ ◈ created by @uncleak_ & @iamRIFLEX SITMPODCAST.COM

Another episode of Food Talk with your host Merianne, speaking with Linda Perkins.

A half-hour twice-monthly public affairs program about food, farmers and nutrition in Greater Lower Columbia Pacific region.  Hosted by Linda Perkins and Merianne Myers.

More charming Food Talk with notable local foodies Merianne Myers and Linda Perkins.

In our fist episode we've reached out to Linda Perkins to hear the details of the disappearance of her husband Ludger Belanger 44 years ago. Details of Disappearance Belanger lived in Washington, Maine with his wife of four years and their three daughters at the time of his disappearance. He worked as a heavy equipment mechanic and his wife had a job as a waitress. At 9:00 a.m. on November 25, 1975, his wife and brother dropped him off half a mile from their home on Route 105 so he could go deer hunting. He was carrying a .30-30 rifle. He said he'd be back by noon, but he never returned and an extensive search turned up no sign of him or his rifle. Authorities determined Belanger had shot a deer and dragged it to the roadside, where he was picked up by a passing motorist. Belanger had a good home life and marriage at the time of his disappearance, and isn't believed to have left of his own accord. His wife thinks he was murdered, possibly over the deer he had shot. Authorities have two suspects in Belanger's disappearance. One of them died in an accident less than a year after Belanger went missing; the other is still alive and lives in Maine. The second suspect supposedly confessed the murder to a friend in 1977. He said he and the first suspect were under the influence of drugs when they picked up Belanger, and ultimately shot him to death in the backseat of the car. The suspect's friend reported their conversation to the police. Authorities had examined the car shortly after Belanger's disappearance and noted the interior had been washed and the rear seat was missing. There was a single deer hair stuck to the hood ornament. Both of Belanger's parents are dead, and his wife has remarried. All eight of his siblings are alive. His family still hopes for answers in his disappearance and hope his body will be recovered. His case remains unsolved. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/locatingthelost/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/locatingthelost/support

37 Vibrations from 99Tigers on Vimeo. Once upon a time, I received a message in a bottle. Not merely a message, but a love story. As soon as I opened my fragile package I was the instant proud owner (or borrower) of  bottle number 13. This beautiful hand-painted bottle was filled with a beautiful love story and the bottle has traveled across the world (and will continue to travel when I’m done with it) as part of  37 Vibrations. A beautiful project started by writer & founder Linda Perkins, this is near and dear to my heart and I’m thrilled Linda stopped by Wonderland to tell us her story! As a creative individual she offers practical writing advice & how to stay on task when you’re self-employed, and even gives us the best advice she ever received when it comes to making tough decisions. WWRadio is on  iTunes! My favorite lines, nuggets, & tweetables from this interview: “You really have to follow your heart and follow your inner voice.”@37vibrations via #WWRadio w/ @katiedalebout “When you do settle down and really listen to yourself what you’re meant to do will bubble up to the surface.” @37vibrations via #WWRadio w/ @katiedalebout “Don’t get bogged down by what you think other people think of you.” @37vibrations via #WWRadio w/ @katiedalebout “Be ready for inspirations whenever it hits, we just have to be ready for it.” @katiedalebout #WWRadio w/ @37vibrations Tip: Writer’s tips… Don’t be afraid to write a really terrible rough draft. Maybe you can find that one sentence in three pages that is actually good and a jumping-off point for you. Links we mention: See more from my beloved bottle #13!  Patience Pays Beet Smoothie that Linda Loves!  My post about being gentle about morning routines.  Elizabeth Gilbert’s TED talk  More on Linda!   

Our interview with NYU alumna Linda Perkins who started 37 Vibrations. For more information be sure to visit www.37vibrations.com.