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James Timmins, VP of Engineering at Everpoint Services, joins to discuss how recycled wind turbine blades become BladeBlok, a drilling fluid additive for oil, gas, and geothermal wells. Sign up now for Uptime Tech News, our weekly newsletter on all things wind technology. This episode is sponsored by Weather Guard Lightning Tech. Learn more about Weather Guard’s StrikeTape Wind Turbine LPS retrofit. Follow the show on YouTube, Linkedin and visit Weather Guard on the web. And subscribe to Rosemary’s “Engineering with Rosie” YouTube channel here. Have a question we can answer on the show? Email us! Welcome to Uptime Spotlight, shining light on wind energy’s brightest innovators. This is the progress powering tomorrow Allen Hall: James, welcome to the podcast. Thank you. There has been a lot of activity at EverPoint Services. So I wanna back up first because if you’re not familiar with EverPoint Services, they are a recycler f- for renewable projects.  James Timmins: So we’re a, a renewable energy service company that specializes in, um, decommissioning and remediation services for, uh, wind and solar assets. Allen Hall: So when a solar farm gets hit by hail and the panels are broken, EverPoint comes up and cleans up that mess to, to allow the repair to happen.  James Timmins: Correct, yes.  Allen Hall: And on the wind turbine side, you’re t- decommissioning wind turbines, but you’re also taking the [00:01:00] blades.  James Timmins: Yes. So it’s our responsibility to haul off the damaged, I guess, the scrap. And, um, obviously there’s a very healthy market for scrap steel that you find in the tower base- Yes … but the fiberglass is a little less straightforward when it comes to disposal and/or recycling.  Allen Hall: So typically with the fiberglass blades or any composite that’s, that’s being recycled, th- there’s really two techniques that are being implemented right now. Uh, well, really three. Let’s go over three of ’em. One of ’em is you can just bury them. They’re c- essentially construction materials, so you can bury them. Not ideal, but it has happened in the past. The second is they grind up the, the blades and use ’em in, uh, c- the cement-making process, where they’re burning some of the things that are combustible there and using it for fuel, but also the fiber can help with the cement. Does, does that sound right? Correct. And, and then the third one I’ve seen is just as a reinforcement product. [00:02:00] So it’s, uh, they chop up the fiber in different lengths, they clean it up, and you can u- use it as an additive to different products. Yes. And, and that generally has been the marketplace in the blade recycling area for- Going on 20 years now probably Yes Until now. And that’s where Everpoint has really changed the game because you’re thinking about blade recycling a completely different way.  James Timmins: Correct. So my background is oil and gas. I was a drilling engineer, uh, for major oil companies, so it was my job to plan, execute, and oversee drilling operations. So I worked kind of all over the world, and this project started as an icebreaker at a friend’s birthday. I had never met Tyler Goodell before. I- Wait,  Allen Hall: wait, wait. So you’re at a birthday party-  James Timmins: Yes …  Allen Hall: and your kids are having fun. They’re eating cake. Oh,  James Timmins: we were at a dive bar, so we- Oh, okay … yeah, watching a band, uh- … sitting over a bucket of Lone Stars and yeah.  Allen Hall: Okay. That’s the [00:03:00] best place for new ideas to occur clearly. So you’re, you’re, you’re at a birthday event, you’re hanging out, and what happens?  James Timmins: He asked me what, what I would do with tens of thousands of tons of scrap fiberglass.  Allen Hall: And you get asked that every day, or is it- No. Okay.  James Timmins: And I thought it was a weird question, and I kinda put it in the back of my mind. And about 15 minutes later I was like, “Well, I have an idea that we could, uh- Put at least some of that to work. Allen Hall: And what was that idea?  James Timmins: The idea was that we could grind it to a specific particle size distribution and use it as a fluid loss additive in oil, gas, and geothermal drilling operations.  Allen Hall: Okay. That’s a unique application.  James Timmins: Yes.  Allen Hall: So I think we need to walk into what happens when we’re drilling an oil well or any sort of well, I suppose. Uh, there’s unique things that happen that require specialty fluids or specially …  James Timmins: Uh, specialty additives you could say. Additives.  Allen Hall: Yes. [00:04:00] So- Okay. That’s a, that’s a good way to describe it. All right. So, uh, I’m drilling a well. I’m in Texas. I’m an oil tycoon. I wanna drill this well. What am I doing?  James Timmins: So you have what’s called drilling mud, which is pumped down the drill string through the bit. Um, helps cool the bit, um, power down hole tools, and sweep the cuttings out, which is the- Okay … drilled up rock.  Allen Hall: Yep.  James Timmins: So there’s a, a hydrostatic pressure that the fluid column exerts on the formation. And if that fluid column exerts more pressure than the formation can stand, it splits open like a fracture. Allen Hall: Okay.  James Timmins: In this case, an accidental fracture. Or you could have just a porous formation of, uh, low pressure. And so you have this pressure imbalance from the wellbore where the fluid wants to flow to the area of low pressure. And, uh, this mud is $300 or $400 a barrel. And if you’re- Whoa … losing 100 barrels an hour, the costs add up really quick. Can’t drill ahead. Um, it’s what’s called non-productive time. [00:05:00] So you’re spending 80 or $100,000 a day for all this equipment to be out there, and you’re not drilling ahead, so.  Allen Hall: Okay. So as the, the drill bit goes down into the formation, you’re hitting rock. You hit a crack in a rock, or you create a crack in a rock. All your drilling mud, and it’s not really mud, right? No, it’s- It’s, it’s a special compound-  James Timmins: Yes … that we call mud. Very,  Allen Hall: uh,  James Timmins: yeah, it’s drilling fluid, I guess, is the technical term. Okay . But, um- I’ve  Allen Hall: heard mud used universally.  James Timmins: It kinda looks like chocolate milk most of the time.  Allen Hall: There you go. Yeah. Okay. So it’s an expensive fluid. You’re pushing it down in, but then you get a, a crack or a formation that you run into, and all that precious fluid goes running off somewhere else. Yep. So which it doesn’t allow you to cool the bit, which basically stops all drilling.  James Timmins: Correct.  Allen Hall: Okay, that’s a big problem.  James Timmins: And in worst case scenario, the fluid column falls and the pressure on the formation falls, and then the well starts flowing and you have a well control problem, so. Allen Hall: So now you got a big problem.  James Timmins: Yep. [00:06:00] Allen Hall: All right. So now you have fluid coming back at you that you’re not ready for.  James Timmins: Correct, yeah.  Allen Hall: Okay, that seems like quite the mess.  James Timmins: Yeah, so it’s actually one of the… You know, in some parts of the world, one of the top drivers of non-productive time and cost. So it’s a, kind of a problem as old as the oil field itself, but… Allen Hall: Okay, c- ’cause at the end of the day, you would like to have a specific hole tapped at a specific location pulling-  James Timmins: Yes …  Allen Hall: hopefully petroleum products from that area or whatever you’re going for. It’s could, could be gas- Yeah … uh, off of that site, but you have to have some constraints about it, right? Right. You d- d- to control everything. Okay. So n- that sets the problem. All right. We’re gonna run to this, uh, area where we’ve, we’ve cracked the found- the, the rock or there’s porous rock and we’re pumping this, a really expensive fluid down it and we would like to stop that from happening. How does that end up involving wind turbine blade recycling? James Timmins: So we grind this material to a specific size and you mix it at a certain [00:07:00] concentration. Could be two pounds per barrel of mud or 80, uh, depending on the severity of the losses. But, um, this mixture is pumped down into the formation and this, um, kind of acts like a… Technical term is bridging. So this, these fibers from the recycled turbine blades cannot fit through all of the pore spaces. Sure. And gradually they be- begin to accumulate on the wall of the, the wellbore. So they- Okay … uh, eventually it’s kinda like a clogged sink with… You know, you get enough- So you get enough hair in the sink … chopped vegetables. Yeah. Yeah. It, it eventually will stop flowing.  Allen Hall: Oh, well, who hasn’t experienced that? So it’s, it’s… So you, you wanna put things down into this hole that prevent the fluid from running off. Recycled blades seems like a very viable option just because it’s in an inert substance, it’s pretty durable.  James Timmins: It is.  Allen Hall: It’s tough. It can handle high temperatures [00:08:00] and it now can be pumped.  James Timmins: Yes.  Allen Hall: Wow. All right. So that’s a, that’s a remarkable idea. But ideas and products, there’s usually a long distance between those two.  James Timmins: Correct, yes.  Allen Hall: So from initial concept to where you are today, walk through what you had to go do to make this into a real product.  James Timmins: Uh, so we… I basically have- was familiar with these types of products in the past, but at the level I was at, I was not getting into the granular detail-  Allen Hall: Sure James Timmins: of the qualification of the product, of the spec of the product. So, um, I kind of had to do a lot of research reading technical papers online about product development for this particular type of product. So, um, I started with a, basically in my garage, um, a geologist sieve. Okay. I got a sample of shredded fiberglass, which I think was, was like five-inch shred. So I [00:09:00] bought a blender from Target, not knowing what else to use, and I stuffed it down in, with a crescent wrench and blended it up and broke the blender and eventually got enough usable material to, uh, start testing it in a lab. And so-  Allen Hall: Oh …  James Timmins: there are third-party labs that do these kind of tests, and they’re all industry standard, um, prescribed methods, so they’re called mud checks and, uh, what’s called a pore plugging apparatus, which is like a, either a ceramic disc that’s simulates a formation and it’s porous, it’s got a certain permeability, or you have what’s called a slotted liner, which is a stainless steel plate with two-millimeter slots on it. And you put the mixture in, and you pressurize it, and if it stops it, then you know it works. So- So  Allen Hall: you’re plugging a hole- Yeah … in a laboratory,  James Timmins: basically. Exactly, and it’s under high temperature and pressure, so it’s designed to simulate kinda downhole conditions. But-  Allen Hall: [00:10:00] Wow. Yeah Okay, so- Got a  James Timmins: little into the weeds,  Allen Hall: but So you’re, no, you’re in your garage, you chop up some material, you go, “All right, let’s go check this out.” You, you get a, a- an independent laboratory to try it, and they say it works.  James Timmins: Yes.  Allen Hall: And then it’s, then you’re off to the races now because- Well, that’s what I thought … you opened Pandora’s box  James Timmins: Yeah … a  Allen Hall: little  James Timmins: bit. So I was not expecting how much, how rigorous the t- the qualification would be on the industry side as well. Right. Sure. Yeah So, um, that was kind of the starting line for, uh, product qualification, but, um, I had a very coarse particle size, thinking that would be adequate because I was not familiar with what’s actually used.  Allen Hall: What the ingredients are, yeah.  James Timmins: Right. So, um, I was kinda shopping it around to friends, and they’re like, “It’s a niche product where it is right now. It needs to be finer.” So that’s kind of been the process is, okay, it needs to be [00:11:00] this particle size D50, which is 50th percentile mean particle size, basically. And so then the question is how do we get there? And- Right … so- Grinding composites  Allen Hall: can be difficult because- It is … they’re tough, and they’re, as you have learned with the, the- The- blender experiment  James Timmins: Right … chopping them is not easy. Right. Very abrasive, uh, very high tensile strength. It’s basically designed not to be cut or not to be torn. Um-  Allen Hall: Right. That’s why we love it …  James Timmins: not to be, not to ever degrade in weather. So it has been an ongoing Kind of research project to find out what’s the best equipment for this, uh, can we do this at, you know, a reasonable cost? ‘Cause it’s not gonna be as cheap as grinding up or, you know, picking up sawdust from a sawmill or- Right … or chopping up cedar trees or whatever. So- Which  Allen Hall: are generally soft and easy to, to chop and-  James Timmins: Right. And not nearly as abrasive and so- Right … we [00:12:00] have identified, um, a process that we think is economical, and we’ve demonstrated it in, you know, kind of a small commercial run. But, uh, you know, it’s kind of going back and forth to consumers and them saying, “We want this product size,” and then me going back and forth to our partners saying, “Can we do this? Can we do a lot of it? Can we do it-”  Allen Hall: Right. The quantity’s gonna  James Timmins: be big. Right. Exactly. So, you know, talking to equipment manufacturers, they’ll all tell you that their product, their, their machine can handle this material. And they’re usually all right, but, you know- Can they  Allen Hall: handle the quantity?  James Timmins: Exactly. Without- They can do it for a month, or, you know, six months, and then it’s, well, do we have to overhaul the whole machine now ’cause this- That’s it … yeah.  Allen Hall: It’s, those composites are rough on blades.  James Timmins: Yep.  Allen Hall: So you’ve, you’ve broken through that barrier. You obviously have figured out a way to, to chop the material down or grind the material down into the right particle size. So [00:13:00] now you have a material that is, one, clean, is using existing blades right off the turbines, being ground down, and is a, a product that will be consumed by industry in large quantities. James Timmins: Yes.  Allen Hall: So all these blades that have, that were gonna be recycled anyway because of the age of the turbine now have a home-  James Timmins: Yes …  Allen Hall: in the oil and gas industry, which is sort of ironic, right? Right. The renewable industry is taking over oil and gas. At the same time, we’re supporting it in a way, but, uh, the product is called what? James Timmins: BladeBlock.  Allen Hall: BladeBlock. Okay. Great name. So BladeBlock is then, is a product that’s, it comes in a, in a bag, or is it a cylinder? Is it a truckload?  James Timmins: Comes in whatever the customer wants it to come in.  Allen Hall: Okay.  James Timmins: So 50-pound sacks, uh, super sacks, or bulk trucks.  Allen Hall: So it must have a really unique, uh, application i- in terms of, I have a big problem where I can’t use off-the-shelf expensive mud. I need to f- fill this hole relatively quickly. [00:14:00] I’m just gonna go grab some BladeBlock and solve this problem right now.  James Timmins: Yes.  Allen Hall: And, and it… So that changes the industry quite a bit. So places that you may have had trouble drilling wells in, you can now drill wells.  James Timmins: Yes.  Allen Hall: That’s remarkable. So what has been the response from the industry? James Timmins: Uh, they love it. Um- I bet … they love the idea. They, they kind of giggle at the irony of- … you know, oil and gas solving a renewable problem. Um, and-  Allen Hall: And a renewable problem solving an oil and gas problem.  James Timmins: Right. We are selling on the performance and the cost of the product, but there is also a sustainability and circular economy, you know, aspect as well that is marketable, and there’s still an appetite on both the operator side and the oil field service side for that. Allen Hall: This is not a… We’re in Texas at the moment, but this is not a Texas, Oklahoma, N- uh, New Mexico kind of problem. You’re actually fixing problems globally with BladeBlock.  James Timmins: Yes.  Allen Hall: So the product is, [00:15:00] although made in the United States, can be shipped anywhere I would assume. Yep. So, uh, y- are you getting any requests outside of the United States for it? James Timmins: We have talked to overseas partners, I guess, kind of industry leaders overseas, and there is definitely some interest. Um, we are also talking to, uh, service companies domestically headquartered who have operations internationally who have expressed interest in, uh, using it overseas. But, I mean, right now, you know, we’re close enough to the ship channel that we can ship it wherever they want it. That’s amazing.  Allen Hall: And it’s a patented product also,  James Timmins: right? Yes. So- We are in the… I guess, we’ve received our notice of allowance, and we’re in the final stages of issuance, so.  Allen Hall: So you have a, a patented, US patented, or is it, is it a world patent? Are you, you going outside the United States- Uh, we will … on patent? James Timmins: Yes.  Allen Hall: Wow. All right. So you have eventually a somewhat global patent, so to speak. That’s not how it works, but it… that’s essentially [00:16:00] what you’ll have, uh, for BladeBlock to solve problems globally. Would, would that also involve, like, offshore wells too? Yes. Do they have the same problem? So I’m thinking of Texas ’cause we’re here, but offshore of the coast of Norway where they’re drilling wells, or in the North Sea or-  James Timmins: Persian Gulf. Yeah …  Allen Hall: Persian Gulf, sure, that they can use BladeBlock to solve some of their problems- Yes … which they couldn’t have solved today.  James Timmins: Yeah.  Allen Hall: So d- have they abandoned wells because of this problem?  James Timmins: Yes. Um, especially in certain formations you have what are called vugs, which are basically just large limestone caves that have been-  Allen Hall: Limestone  James Timmins: is tough. Yeah … so you can put a whole car down there if you want- … and, uh, still not fill it in. So, um, you know, this product, it basically is practically inexhaustible from you know, it’s… We’re kind of only limited by how much we can manufacture on- How much you can  Allen Hall: process …  James Timmins: right. So, um- It’s kind of a good problem to have for us, but  Allen Hall: [00:17:00] Yes. It changes the whole dynamic of blade recycling, because the blade recycling effort up to this point has been the operator or the OEM pays the recycler to grind the blades, and then they have to find a way to source out that material. But the, basically everybody’s trying to reuse the material because it, it does have value. How do we best reuse this, right? This is what the recycling efforts are on the recyclable blade, uh, resin systems that are happening. But you’re just taking the existing blades that weren’t meant to be recycled and recycling now in a product that has a lot of value.  James Timmins: Correct, yes. So obviously the biggest challenge everyone faces is the economics of it. And you-  Allen Hall: You know how many people have been working on that problem? Literally thousands of people have been working that problem, and you guys figured it out at a birthday event.  James Timmins: Yeah, uh- … totally out of left field. Um, it, it just, it’s one of those things that sticks in the back of your head, and you think about it for 10 minutes, and you’re like, “Oh, uh, why-” But  Allen Hall: I have [00:18:00] a, I have a solution. Like, we can use it here. Yeah, which, you know, most people, that would never have occurred to.  James Timmins: Right. And it’s kind of a technical rabbit hole, like the drilling fluid is- It is … it’s, it’s, so it’s not a whole lot of people out there thinking about lost circulation material- … uh, on a daily basis. Um, but that was, you know… The problem with so many of these applications is you’re competing with, in some cases, literal dirt and sand. We pay f- five cents a pound for sand or concrete filler, fly ash, whatever, and it’s like, well, you’re never gonna process it that cheap, or you’re never gonna way to, to be able to economically process it that cheaply, so. Allen Hall: Sure, but there’s unique applications where those things don’t work.  James Timmins: Right.  Allen Hall: And you can now make an unprofitable drill hole profitable.  James Timmins: Yes.  Allen Hall: That’s a game changer. So this is remarkable, and I, I know you guys have been working on this for a couple of years, and it’s, EverPoint has always been, [00:19:00] and we’ve talked to EverPoint for a couple of years now on the podcast of, when we talk to recyclers, we don’t act- we actually have talked to a number of recyclers, but we don’t have them on the podcast because it’s, seems like the amount of material coming into their facility and the amount of material going out are not the same. Correct. They’re landfilling them or whatever’s going on, which is, it, it to me is trouble, right?  James Timmins: Right.  Allen Hall: You, your, EverPoint has always been, “We are actually gonna do what we say we’re gonna do. We’re gonna take the solar panels, we’re gonna recycle, we’re gonna…” You’ll be able to follow it. Correct, yeah. Which is one of the technologies that EverPoint brought, is you could follow your recycling product all the way from the site to where it finally ended up at. That was remarkable. That was an industry-changing, uh, idea, and I appreciate that EverPoint was doing that. Now, you’re actually turning it into a viable product called Blade Block. Game changer. Now, our podcast is probably not heard by a lot of oil and gas folk, but the, you know, the word does spread and we [00:20:00] have almost two million YouTube subscribers at this point. How do people get ahold of you to purchase BladeBlock? Do they go onto your website? Are they-  James Timmins: Yeah. I mean, LinkedIn, website.  Allen Hall: Okay. However.  James Timmins: Yeah.  Allen Hall: So- And, and what’s your website address?  James Timmins: It’s everpointservices.com.  Allen Hall: Okay. And you’re based in Texas?  James Timmins: We are. Houston.  Allen Hall: In Houston, right. So the, everybody that is interested in having improved oil and gas drilling mud, uh, can use BladeBlock now, and it’s a viable product that’s being offered, it’s patented, it’s gonna ship globally. It’s the right time and it’s the right way to recycle your blades. So if you have a, a wind turbine farm that’s being decommissioned, there’s a lot of repowering happening right now, uh, there should be a lot of, of blade material available to make BladeBlock with. So congratulations. That’s remarkable. James Timmins: Thank you so much.  Allen Hall: James, so thank you so much for being on the podcast. Of course. It was great to meet you.  James Timmins: Nice to meet you as  [00:21:00] well.

Episode 361 features Andrew Savage from Austin, TX. We are playing a show together this Saturday in Austin during South by Southwest weekend at The Liberty on 6th Street. We (The Hollow Truths) are playing just before Andrew and his band go on. Zach Black kicks things off at 4:00pm. So we play at 445 and 530 respectively. This is the second time Andrew has been on the show, and he also played with us last year. It was a great turnout, and we hope for the same again this year. There will be a bunch of bands playing all day long at Liberty (as well as all week), so if you're in town definitely come by, hang out, have a few Lone Stars, and check out the bands. Andrew Savage has a folk-punk/Americana rock sound, and I featured Andrew's latest track, “Parking Lot Puddle,” on the episode. You can find it wherever you listen to music. Jack Meidel, who is in Andrew's band, was also part of the interview. We talked a lot about nostalgia, songwriting, playing hotel bars, and following your dreams year after year. Thanks for listening and supporting local artists!   Please follow, rate, or review the podcast wherever you are streaming if you'd like to help us out.  -- Part-Time Rockstar Productions is available in the DMV for music videos and live filming.       

In Episode 281 of Outside The Round, host Matt Burrill sits down with Texas native Austin Michael to talk about his upcoming album Lone Star and the years of work that went into bringing it to life. Austin shares how growing up in Texas shaped his identity, from tornado stories and survival skills to rodeo culture and small-town resilience. The two dive into the philosophy and positivity that fuel his songwriting, why authenticity matters more than ever in today's country landscape, and how songs like “Why Not Whiskey” showcase the fun side of his artistry. Austin also opens up about navigating the independent music scene, the grind of building a career in Nashville, the power of live performances, and the influence of larger-than-life figures like John Daly. It's a conversation about grit, gratitude, and staying true to who you are while chasing big dreams. Follow on Social Media: Austin Michael: @itsaustinmichael Matt Burrill: @raisedrowdymatt Outside The Round: @outsidetheround Raised Rowdy: @raisedrowdy Chapters (00:00:12) - Lone Star(00:02:13) - Lone Star(00:06:27) - On His Favorite Podcasts(00:07:41) - Tornado scares me in Texas(00:11:04) - What If You Had To Survive in the Wild?(00:13:35) - How Long Have You Been Obsessed With a Hobby?(00:16:50) - Homo sapiens on hunting(00:18:51) - Bradley on His New Music(00:22:27) - FGL on Their Breakup Songs(00:25:47) - "You Need A Team"(00:30:57) - In the Elevator With Your Wife(00:31:08) - Luke Bryan(00:35:25) - Tennessee Slim on FOMO(00:38:55) - Tom Petty on His New Year's Goals(00:41:20) - Austin Michael on His First Tour(00:45:35) - Jason Aldean on His Showmanship(00:49:27) - Jay Leno on(00:53:28) - Ke$ha on Living In The Car(00:56:40) - John Daly on Playing on TikTok Live(01:00:45) - Jason Aldean on Lone Stars(01:05:06) - Austin Michael Lone Star(01:06:33) - "I'm Just a Two-Trick Pony"

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On this Week 9 capper, Brad Evans and Nate Lundy belly up to the bar in Deep Ellum. Throwing back Lone Stars at the honkey tonk, our line dancers toss out all kinds of action in Cardinals/Cowboys. First up, the guys take a ride on the PLUS BUS, tossing out their favorite +100 or greater wagers. From there, Brad counts down his Monday Night Football themed Fade Five, featuring offerings on Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, Jacoby Brissett, Trey McBride and a couple of random dudes. What + money action topped the countdown? Where did Lundy gleefully FADE? Where did he FOLLOW? Finally, Brad builds a greater than 4:1 #TeamHuevos Parlay Play and the guys sprinkle additional BONUS TIME wagers in the NHL and opening day of college basketball. Get it all in just 30 minutes! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The Whole Shootin' Match (1978) / Ratboy (1986) This week we're working towards a theory of Porch Cinema™ as we kick back some Lone Stars with Eagle Pennell and try to make it in Hollywood with Sondra Locke

Editor's note: Beacon was created in 1913 from Matteawan and Fishkill Landing. 150 Years Ago (July 1875) The Matteawan supervisor, highway commissioners and town clerk, meeting at Ambler's Tavern, voted to assess taxes to purchase 33 gas streetlamps at $24 each [about $700 each today] and to sign an 18-month, $495 [$15,000] maintenance contract. "Quite a number of our citizens talk of getting an injunction to stop the tax - not because they are opposed to improvement, but because they have not been consulted in the matter," wrote the Matteawan correspondent of The Cold Spring Recorder. The Fishkill Landing coroner held an inquest into the death of a 14-year-old student from Newburgh who drowned after falling overboard from an excursion boat on the Hudson River. His Catholic school was on a field trip. William Henry was brought before Justice Schenck of Fishkill Landing, accused of assault. James Hunt said he had visited the Henry home to call on a young lady, and that Henry and his wife objected. Henry told him to leave and threatened him. "As all the assault and battery seemed to be on the part of the complainant, the case was dismissed," according to The Recorder. Seventy cases of machinery arrived for a new carpet mill at Glenham, the first installment of 400 to be shipped from Leeds, England. At about midnight, Starr Knox of Fishkill Landing heard a crack in a cherry tree outside his home. He saw dark objects in the branches and, raising his gun, ordered the trespassers to come down and stand in a row with their hands above their heads. They said they were from Newburgh, but a news account offered no further explanation for their presence. Two laborers shoveled 80 tons of coal from a boat on Long Dock in 4½ hours. The Lone Stars of Matteawan, in Catskill for a baseball game, complained about their treatment. After the Lone Stars broke two bats, the hosts refused to lend them new ones and offered refreshments to only half of the players. The Fishkill census-taker recorded Aunt Katy Reynolds, a 106-year-old Black woman. She had been born in the West Indies in 1769. A dental patient in Newburgh, under the influence of gas, punched the doctor and went "cruising about the house tops," according to The Recorder. The Hartford Post reported that, in the office of the Hartford, Providence and Fishkill Railroad Co., was "a rare museum of curiosities" left by passengers, including fur muffs and collars, boots, shoes, overcoats, parasols, a box of musical instruments, carpet bags, music rolls, storybooks, false teeth, dolls, a cavalry saber, a little brown jug, a white hat and hundreds of umbrellas. Three thieves arrested for "tapping the till" of a Matteawan baker admitted to being members of a gang from Tenth Avenue in New York City that had been preying on Highlands residents. The officers who took the men to the Albany penitentiary said the prisoners unburdened themselves along the way. 125 Years Ago (July 1900) A southbound express train hit a brickyard laborer, Thomas Martin, 55, near Dutchess Junction. He was brought aboard the train but died while being removed at Cold Spring. His home and relatives were unknown; he was interred in the Cold Spring cemetery. The Mount Beacon-on-Hudson Association issued $150,000 [$5.7 million] in capital stock. It planned to build a summer hotel on Mount Beacon accessible by an incline railway. Brickyard owners in Fishkill Landing asked the Dutchess County sheriff to send officers to stop workers armed with sticks, clubs and stones who were visiting each yard to persuade the others to strike. A leftist newspaper in New York City alleged that the owners, to make trouble to justify police intervention, told saloon-keepers to keep the free beer flowing. The strike ended suddenly when its leader, Patrick McCann, was hit and killed by a train. The Melzingah chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution dedicated a 27-foot-high stone monument on July 4 on top of Mount Beacon, 1,600 feet abov...

PJ & Bill are back, recapping the Texas Open, scratching their heads at the Diego Elias "punishment" and releasing their personal PSA rankings!  Download and share!

The news of Texas covered today includes:Our Lone Star story of the day: Trump's new Chief of Staff has it right: Trump has a window of opportunity of only “two years” to change the federal government for the better. This time he is getting good people in place early. Trump selects Lee Zeldin to head the EPA Former Trump Energy Sec, Dan Brouillette, Who Unleashed Production Boom Positioned for Return to Admin Trump selects South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem for Homeland Security secretary Sen. Marco Rubio to serve as secretary of state? Trump's first moves match public's push for immigration fix Is Texas Senator John Cornyn threatening Trump to stop appointment of Ken Paxton as Attorney General? Probably but my gut makes me think that Paxton is not on the short list to begin with. Either way we see how nasty and anti-conservative is the swamp-swimmer Cornyn.Our Lone Star story of the day is sponsored by Allied Compliance Services providing the best service in DOT, business and personal drug and alcohol testing since 1995.The famed Michelin stars fall upon the Texas restaurant scene.An example of everything that is wrong in America: Texas DACA recipients somehow now qualify for taxpayer subsidize Obamacare despite being in the country without legal status.Listen on the radio, or station stream, at 5pm Central. Click for our radio and streaming affiliates.www.PrattonTexas.com

150 Years Ago (October 1874) The Husted Base Ball Club of Peekskill accepted a challenge from the Kellogg Base Ball Club of Cold Spring to compete for 10 gold badges that would be presented to the winner by Assembly Member Hamilton Fish Jr. When the Peekskill team arrived, Kellogg reported its local catcher was out of town and had been substituted with a Newburgh player. The Husted club protested; Kellogg offered to scratch him from the lineup if Peekskill removed a player who lived in Haverstraw. The visitors refused and left. Alexander Purdy of Breakneck, who had been walking his dog on a string, insisted he didn't hear any of the whistles blown by the northbound freight train whose cowcatcher tossed him over the south track and nearly into the river at Sandy Landing. Purdy suffered only bruises, but his dog was killed. The Cold Spring Recorder noted that District No. 3 spent $11 [$304] annually per pupil but District 13 spent $16.08 [$444], which the editor took as evidence that the schools should be merged. Officer McAndrew drove to the post office with a 3-year-old boy he had discovered playing near the tracks. The boy said his name was Charlie Hemway and that he lived in Matteawan [Beacon]. But suddenly he shouted "Mama!" and pointed to a woman on the sidewalk: Mrs. Daniel Henry of Nelsonville, who identified the boy as her son. He had been missing since breakfast. The schooner yacht Restless ran aground at Sandy Landing and had to be hauled off by the steamer Boardman two days later at high water. The wharf was covered with flagstones from Ulster County for Caleb Mekeel of Nelsonville to add to residences around the village. According to The Recorder, an express train cut off a portion of Mrs. McGwinny's dress when she was slow crossing the track. But Mrs. McGwinny insisted it wasn't true, and that "she is able to look out for herself." The annual hunting match took place on a rainy Saturday. A team captained by C.H. Ferris won with 922 beasts and birds. The day ended with a feast at Town Hall. J.Y. Dykeman was the individual champion with 302 kills. A dog was sent flying by the 8:12 p.m. express but got up and hobbled home. The Lone Star Club, a Black baseball team that the Poughkeepsie Press said was from Cold Spring, traveled to Poughkeepsie to play the Butterflies. The Lone Stars were actually from Newburgh, with The Recorder noting there had not been enough Black men in the village for a baseball team since the 18th century. Among the unusual items displayed at the Putnam County Fair in Carmel were a 200-year-old German trunk, 120-year-old shears and 143-year-old shoes worn in succession by Barnabas, Orpha, Ruth, Chloa, Heity, Polly, Daniel, Timothy, Samuel, Bizar, Jonathan and William Pierce. Four train cars left for the waterworks in Providence, Rhode Island, with iron piping from the Cold Spring Foundry that weighed 17 tons, 20 tons, 30 tons and 50 tons. A fifth pipe being cast weighed 62 tons. At a trustee vote for the Nelsonville school district, incumbent Stephen Mekeel received 19 votes and Isaac Riggs 17. But "owing to some informality," The Recorder said, "the chairman did not declare the result." In a second ballot, Riggs won, 22-17. Alex Skeene showed off a banana he had grown in a greenhouse. The little daughter of John Dillon was pulled off the track near the depot a moment before the southbound 1:51 p.m. train would have struck her. Mrs. Morris Englebride and her daughter were on their way to church when they passed a man walking unsteadily, with his hands in his pockets, across the Foundry Cove bridge. Soon after, they thought they heard a splash, but there was no cry for help. They told their story at church and several men investigated and found a body with "H.M." on the arm and a stamped rail ticket issued at Fishkill Landing [Beacon] for Sing Sing the day before. The coroner concluded that the man had fallen from the train, but it was unclear where he spent the night. Jennie Bailey, the widow ...

Steph reports on Lone Stars and dock bars from Lake Dora, Jeff gets caught in alligator mating season and geeks out on fiberglass boat building, the Jersey Shore doesn't disappoint, we review your Float Of The Week submissions to pick a winner, and more on this week's Boaty Show!  

Kyle Eldridge, has been burning his way into the Country & Western scene and has quickly become in demand both domestically and abroad. From Louisville, Kentucky Kyle has known as one of the most prominent guitar players in the traditional scene for his Joe Maphis/ Merle Travis and Western Jazz styling. Kyle got his start playing in the south where he met Upright Bassist Dakota Collins who brought him to Nashville, Tennessee. They began playing Honky Tonks on the famous Broadway strip and soon after, he recorded his debut EP in Los Angeles, California at Deke Dickerson's studio. Kyle has played alongside artists from Jim Heath of Reverend Horton Heat, to Shaun Young of High Noon, and Dale Watson and his Lone Stars among others. 

The sheriff of Bexar County is pushing for charges to be brought over migrant flights to Martha’s Vineyard. Where did high-profile bills dealing with higher education wind up this legislative session? Kate McGee of the Texas Tribune joins with an overview. An investigation has revealed a culture of sexism and discrimination in the El Paso […] The post ‘Lone Stars Rising' profiles 50 Texans changing our world appeared first on KUT & KUTX Studios -- Podcasts.

BANAFA v MOROCCO SQUAD  Hugo Broos Broos has announced his preliminary Bafana Bafana squad to face Morocco in South Africa's final qualifier for the 2023 AFCON.  Bafana will host the 2022 FIFA World Cup semi-finalists at FNB Stadium  South Africa and Morocco have both qualified for next year's AFCON in Ivory Coast already, with Morocco winning their two opening games vs Liberia and Bafana, while the latter collected four points against the Lone Stars to secure qualification on the head-to-head record.  The preliminary squad of 34 names will still be trimmed down to 23 players early next month when Broos announces his final list.  Broos also announced that a reduced pre-camp will be held from 31 May 2023 to 7 June and it will be made up of local and a few overseas-based players.  Notable new face are in-form forward Iqraam Rayners, TS Galaxy defender Given Msimango and Kobamelo Kodisang, while Njabulo Blom also returned to the squad.  Meanwhile, Burnley striker Lyle Foster, who scored in the 2-1 defeat in Morocco, is a notable absentee from the squad.

It's Gulf Coast Reads time!  PJ and Bonnie discuss this year's pick Lone Stars by Justin Deabler. 

Ash brings on a long distance frat brother from Texas to discuss how they met on spring break, the experience of attending the real UT, and if Texas is back.....Support the show

Jacob Arredondo, Tristian Burner, and Wynton Thomason come on the show with a 24 pack of Lone Stars after a night out at La Rocka . This episode was recorded at 5 in the morning...Chill vibes

Nigeria beat the Lone Stars of Liberia 2-0 on Saturday in Tangier Morocco courtesy of two penalties dispatched by Victor Osimhen and Ahmed Musa setting up a final game showdown against Cape Verde taking place in Lagos on Tuesday at 5pm with the Super Eagles needing a win or draw to book our place in the final playoff round of qualifiers, which will take place in March 2022. Check out our Youtube Channel where you can also watch the episode: https://bit.ly/NigeriaFootballWeekly Twitter - https://twitter.com/NFWPod Host: @GoonerTwin Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nigeriafootballweekly/ Facebook page Link - https://www.facebook.com/NigeriaFootballWeekly Email - nigeriafootballweekly@gmail.com Anchor Link: https://anchor.fm/nigeriafootballweekly Podfollow: https://podfollow.com/nigeria-football-weekly --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nigeriafootballweekly/message

With the international break now upon us, I previewed the Super Eagles upcoming game against the Lone Stars of Liberia taking place on Saturday in Tangier, Morocco as a win will leave Nigeria needing just a solitary point to win the group and qualify for the final round of the CAF World Cup qualifiers In other news, Watford announced the signing of Super Eagles no.1 goalkeeper Maduka Okoye on a 5 and a half year contract although he will remain on loan at Sparta Rotterdam until the end of the season. In Italy, David Okereke scored the winner as Venezia beat Roma 3-2 at home on Sunday with a superb finish for his 3rd league goal of the season while Cyriel Dessers continued his excellent form scoring the winner for Feyenoord on Thursday against Union Berlin as well as yet another last minute winner in a 1-0 victory over the weekend against AZ Alkmaar In Scotland, Joe Aribo was in excellent form for Rangers as he bagged a goal & an assist in their 4-2 win over Ross County on Sunday while Alhassan Yusuf scored his 1st goal for Royal Antwerp in their 2-0 win over Anderlecht in Belgium Check out our Youtube Channel where you can also watch the episode: https://bit.ly/NigeriaFootballWeekly Twitter - https://twitter.com/NFWPod Host: @GoonerTwin Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nigeriafootballweekly/ Facebook page Link - https://www.facebook.com/NigeriaFootballWeekly Email - nigeriafootballweekly@gmail.com Anchor Link: https://anchor.fm/nigeriafootballweekly Podfollow: https://podfollow.com/nigeria-football-weekly --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nigeriafootballweekly/message

The Brothers interview Billy King and 1/3 of the Bad (@billykingandthebadbadbad), while NOT drinking Lone Stars in the podcast studio. Billy King and Cameron Wren share road stories, talk about starting the band (and how it got its name), as well as the difference between playing guitar on 'shrooms and acid. We learn, we laugh, we go and get food afterward. We are so unbelievably happy to have had the good fortune to interview one of our favorite bands, and we can't wait to go to their Halloween show at Levitation! Billy King, y'all can come on any time. In the intro the boys discuss ranches bigger than states, the german word for 'gap', and how they DEFINITELY DIDN'T DRINK BEERS IN THE STUDIO. Bye y'all. 

In this Married at First Sight Season 13 Episode 1 "Lone Stars No More" Review Jac and Glen discuss the ten newly minted fiances that have only two weeks to prepare to meet their mystery spouse at the altar--starting with dropping the bombshell news to their family and friends. When the wedding day arrives, one bride's hopes are dashed when a clue about her husband's passions leaves her feeling devastated and full of dread. #MAFS #MARRIEDATFIRSTSIGHT --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Now that Texas has conferred on its citizens the responsibility for enforcing it's ban on abortions after six weeks of pregnancy, what will be the effects? Also, the University of Iowa community protests alleged sex abuse in Greek life, but the movement is tearing itself apart. And we play a game to distract ourselves from all that stuff.

Another season another episode 1. Now that the couples have been picked for the season, it's now time to go follow them on their journey of telling their friends / family, picking out their outfits for the big day and what to make out of this whirlwind experience. Will their friends & family accept this radical way of finding love? Will their anxiety get the best of our couples as try to deal with what they signed up for? Tune in as I break down everyone's situation.  I also pull out Card #41 with another edition of The Skin Deep's {The And} 'Self Edition' card game. Tune in to Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Podbean, Spotify, Amazon Music, Audible & iHeartRadio see what else is in store! Email me at tinqpodcast@gmail.com to let me know your thoughts, feedback and/or topic discussions. Follow me on Instagram, Twitter, & Vero: @Tinqpod. 

Join the Chisme Queens, Igby & Stephanie, in their very first episode as they dive into the premiere of Season 13 of Married At First Sight. The chisme is good y'all, and the Queens dive deep in the pre wedding shenanigans! Find and follow the Chisme Queens on Instagram @chismequeenspodcast and on Twitter @chismequeens

This week on Bean Ballers, we brought in our pals and podcast super fans Laura and Evan of Terlingua Oasis Project to tell us about Clay Henry, the infamous mayoral dynasty of Lajitas Texas. We also predict what the hot new milk of the future will be, as well as consider buying a ghost town. Check out TOP! TOP Permaculture Music: Sports - Viagra Boys Terlingua Sky - Gary P Nunn

On Wednesday's Houston Matters: We discuss the latest news in our weekly political roundup. Also this hour: Democrats and Republicans in the U.S. Senate each admit passage of a comprehensive immigration reform bill is unlikely, but it doesn’t mean they aren’t talking about it — and using the surge of people crossing the border illegally to further their positions on it. We ask News 88.7’s Elizabeth Trovall what our Senators are saying and doing about... Read More

In this week's episode we're featuring a killer all-original album from classic country torchbearer Dale Watson: "Whiskey Or God" (2006). After stints in Houston, Los Angeles and Nashville, Watson ended up in Austin, Texas around the time a record deal with Hightone came to fruition in the mid 90s. Over the next decade or so, Watson established himself in that city as a very popular draw and around the world as a staunch traditionalist whose music hails back to a time when Merle Haggard and Johnny Cash ruled the airwaves. The five or six years leading up to "Whiskey Or God" were tough for Watson - his girlfriend's sudden passing in 2000 was the catalyst for a particularly rough stretch - and there was even very serious talk about giving up music for good. Thankfully, Watson was able to turn it around and "Whiskey Or God" proved he hadn't missed a beat. Fourteen all-original and sensationally twangy tracks made it exceptionally hard to narrow down the playlist for this week's show: highlights incude a handful of two-step floor fillers like "Sit, Drink And Cry" and "It Hurts So Good"; a cut later found on the "Truckin' Sessions" trilogy twangs to perfection on "No Help Wanted" and the cajun fiddle and Watson's Lone Stars rip through the infectious "I Ain't Be Right, Since I've Been Left". "Whiskey Or God" is just another Dale Watson album. They're all that good.

In this week's episode we're featuring a killer all-original album from classic country torchbearer Dale Watson: "Whiskey Or God" (2006). After stints in Houston, Los Angeles and Nashville, Watson ended up in Austin, Texas around the time a record deal with Hightone came to fruition in the mid 90s. Over the next decade or so, Watson established himself in that city as a very popular draw and around the world as a staunch traditionalist whose music hails back to a time when Merle Haggard and Johnny Cash ruled the airwaves. The five or six years leading up to "Whiskey Or God" were tough for Watson - his girlfriend's sudden passing in 2000 was the catalyst for a particularly rough stretch - and there was even very serious talk about giving up music for good. Thankfully, Watson was able to turn it around and "Whiskey Or God" proved he hadn't missed a beat. Fourteen all-original and sensationally twangy tracks made it exceptionally hard to narrow down the playlist for this week's show: highlights incude a handful of two-step floor fillers like "Sit, Drink And Cry" and "It Hurts So Good"; a cut later found on the "Truckin' Sessions" trilogy twangs to perfection on "No Help Wanted" and the cajun fiddle and Watson's Lone Stars rip through the infectious "I Ain't Be Right, Since I've Been Left". "Whiskey Or God" is just another Dale Watson album. They're all that good.

Town Square with Ernie Manouse airs at 3 p.m. CT. Tune in on 88.7FM, listen online or subscribe to the podcast. Join the discussion at 888-486-9677, questions@townsquaretalk.org or @townsquaretalk. When you look back on your life, how do you remember your story? Is it set from the moments you’ve committed to memory, or do you revisit and revise it as you grow and mature? How do we come to the story of who we are, and how does that inform who... Read More

Que onda Dawgueros, welcome to a very special episode of Sonoran Dawgs. This week we talk with Miguel and Zulma from T-Loc's Sonoran Style Hotdogs & Street Food in Austin, Texas! We explore the back story as to how T-Loc's ATX came to be, the love and passion Miguel and Zulma have for the Sonoran culture and cuisine and how they are doing the lords work by providing REAL Mexican food to the Lone Stars (please send hate mail to sonorandawgspod@gmail.com Subject Line- You're right, Sonoran Mexican food IS the best Mexican food!)This is another marathon episode and we talk everything food, so please eat before you start, you've been warned! Hope you esses enjoy, please reach out with any questions, comments, topics for us to discuss or t-shirt suggestions, please share your ideas!!Everything T-Loc's:https://www.tlocs.com/https://www.instagram.com/tlocssonorahotdogs/Everything Sonoran Dawgs:https://www.Instagram.com/sonorandawgshttps://youtube.com/channel/UCZuO4fLE3JFjaXvAasDnxbg sonorandawgspod@gmail.com

Rubinstein is a Russian Jewish actor, director, producer, writer, music and visual effects editor. He likes to sing, play the ukulele, drums and the bongos in his free time. Rubinstein's favorite outdoor activities include playing basketball, football, jet skiing, surfing and snow boarding. He graduated from the New York Film Academy in 2013. Rubinstein has appeared in many commercials, and is best known for his roles in the films: Condemned, Detachment, It Felt Like Love, Jamie Marks Is Dead, Some Kind of Hate and Something in the Way. He was also a comedic skit on The Late Show with David Letterman. In 2015, Rubinstein guest starred as Nathan on Orange Is The New Black. In January 2016, Rubinstein joined the main cast of Freeform's Dead of Summer as Alex Powell. His most recent role is TK Strand in 911: Lone Star. Interviewed by Bryant Santos @TheBryantSantos --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this very special episode of DCTP, we drink Lone Stars and champagne while we review the high-chic, highly quotable Lindsay Lohan classic Get A Clue and celebrate Brennan's last episode before she moves halfway across the country.

Will appealing to Whataburger partisans get out the vote? What about a new Willie Nelson song? These are but some of the questions that will be answered by the Texas Senate race between Republican Sen. Ted Cruz and Democratic Rep. Beto O’Rourke.  That’s because some of the Lone Star State’s favorite sons, like country-music legend Nelson and filmmaker Richard Linklater, have come out strong for O’Rourke and are putting their artistic talent where their mouths are. Will it make a difference, though? Leah Askarinam from Inside Elections and McClatchy’s Alex Roarty, who grew up in Houston, discuss the race, whether famous Texans will help O’Rourke and what sort of downstream effect the race has on competitive House races. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mike Lupica has a new book out for children titled Lone Stars. Lupica discusses whether or not football is dying and if the NFL is being truthful about their desire to make the game safe. He also weighs in on the record amount of home runs sailing out of ballparks in 2017. 

Mike Lupica joins the show to discuss his new book "Lone Stars", concussions in the NFL, and Colin Kaepernick. David Hale also joins to talk college football including, Clemson vs. Louisville, NC State, and Duke.

Some people just don't wanna die. This week, in front of a live audience at San Japan, we'll tell the tale of one such man. Lone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.comLone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

San Japan was once again willing to have us regail their attendees with readings of Italian Folktales, and so we obliged. Sorry about the audio quality. Lone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.comLone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

San Japan is right around the corner and we're getting ready for our second live show! Also included is the storytale of the Pig, King Crin. Lone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.comLone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

Our friend Satoshi Nakagawa is visiting from Japan! Join us as he drops some knowledge on some of the differences between American and Japanese cultures. Lone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

This week on Lone Stars we're back with a brand new Story Tale, and it's a hell of a tale. Also, Forrest is wrong and Fred calls him on it. Lone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

Let's talk about Road Trips! Both the horrible ones and the good ones. Lone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

The best way to better yourself is by engrossing yourself with a medium outside of your knowledgebase, so read a book! We've got a bunch of recommendations of all kinds for you!This week's Lone Stars is thanks to Max Grosam, who wrote in with a suggestion! You can do that by sending us an e-mail to LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com! Lone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

A man can't be held responsible for what he does in this kind of heat, but we pulled ourselves together to record this week's Lone Stars in The Dog Days of Summer. Lone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

Forrest and Los are excited about recording in Fred's new house, and more even excited to talk about the crazy shit that's going on across the street. Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Lone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

Fred is a newly crowned home owner, but his process sucked. Today on the Lone Stars Podcast, Los and Forrest will entertain you with new, easier ways to buy a house! Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

This week on the Lone Stars Podcast, we discuss Time Travel, and what we'd do with it. Also Fred talks about Steins;Gate again. Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

After a longer than desirable break, we're back with a new episode of the Lone Stars podcast! This week we talk about life after college and the far off land of Japanfrancisco. Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

On this week's Lone Stars Podcast, we try everything we can to keep you happy, and talk about phrases that piss us off. Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

Stress sucks, and we all deal with it. Let's talk about how we deal with stress, and indulge the things that bring us joy. Also, Story Tales returns with an all new incredibly old Italian Folktale. Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

Virtual Reality is here! The Oculus Rift and the HTC Vive are commercially available, and we've tried a good deal of it. Check out our thoughts on Consumer VR, and check out the 360° video version at YouTube.com/LoneStars Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

What is Miitomo? What drives us to post on Facebook and Twitter? Is DC really better than Marvel? All this and more on Lone Stars! Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

Let's talk about Batman, Superman, and the V in between. Also, what IS No Man's Sky? Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

Nature is terrifying, and we're here to share our experiences with you. Stay indoors, listen to this episode, and enjoy a new segment of What Does That MEAN. Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

On this week's episode of the Lone Stars Podcast, we're shooting from the hip and giving it to you straight. Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

Can you believe Pokemon is 20 years old? Listen to these Pokémon Masters tell you all about the history of Nintendo's beloved franchise. Also, the worst Story Tales ever. Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

Spring Break is nearly here, so let's get some healthy tips for having fun in the sun. Also included: A Cautionary Tale about Sunlight. Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

Hey, it's that time of year where you find your special someone and snuggle up. Maybe this year, play this episode of Lone Stars while you do so, and reminisce. Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

Hey, it's that time of year where you find your special someone and snuggle up. Maybe this year, play this episode of Lone Stars while you do so, and reminisce. Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

Anton Kellner & The Lonestars - Alternative/Americana trio from San Luis Obispo,Ca...New record "Understand" ft. the singles "Understand" & "Losing Your Blood" out on Feb 26th...Check out their music, tour dates & more @ www.facebook.com/AntonKellnerAndTheLonestars Cavo - Rock/Alternative band from St. Louis,MO...New album "Bridges" ft. the single "Stay" out now...Check out their music, tour dates & more @ www.facebook.com/Cavo Jonathan Tea - Rock/Singer/Songwriter from Shark River Hills,NJ...New record "Coming Home" ft. the singles "Dark Down Here" & "Desperate Times" out now....Doing a crowdfunding campaign to make it to SXSW this March...Check out his music, tour dates & more @ www.facebook.com/jonathanteamusic The Nightmare Police - Pop/Punk trio from Long Island,NY...Debut EP "...if only I could" ft the single "Eighteen" out now..Check out their music, tour dates & more @ www.facebook.com/thenightmarepolice

Fred's back from Japan, and this week's Italian folktale will teach you how to deal with a dumb wife. Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

At the time of publication, Fred's in the land of the rising sun, glorious Japan. We recorded this beforehand to see what he thinks Japan will be like, and next week, we'll talk about what it was really like. Also, a very, very special Story Tales about Momotaro. Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

In This Episode of Random Mokast, Moke invites guest King Mosis, and Thiago for a friendly Chat with no topic, while tossing back Lone Stars. All while figuring out recording video, taking care of a baby/girlfriend , and possibly dying from unknown pains. Thiago does drugs or naw? King Mosis input on what its like to have a birthday on New Years. More on the episode!

2015 certainly happened, and no one's going to deny that, but let's just wrap this year up with some memories and our hopes for the future. Also Fred has an Amiibo problem.The Story Tales segment can be found at YouTube.com/lonestars as a recording from our San Japan Live Panel, so go there to enjoy it! Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Jonmas, or Candlenights, we're here to bring you some warm wishes and seasons greetings on this completely clean, swear-free episode of the Lone Stars Podcast. Share it with your family! Or maybe don't. Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

Tomorrow marks the beginning of a new Star Wars trilogy with Episode VII - The Force Awakens. We here at Lone Stars have been rewatching the films that came before it, and have gathered to discuss it. Join us while we reminisce over Star Wars memories, and of course, Story Tales! Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

Let's take a step back and enjoy this never before released recording of our live show at San Japan! On this week's show, we take a look at Ol' One Eye. The video of the panel can be found at our YouTube channel at YouTube.com/LoneStars Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

Fred's a busy jet-setter, so this week's episode is a collection of non-sequitors from between recording sessions. Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

Communication has never been easier, yet miscommunication has never run so rampant as it does today. Also, we talk about what we're thankful for, sing the Thanksgiving song, and something about peacocks. It's a weird episode. Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

Personal Space is a modern construction that's impossibly important in our day to day lives, and we're here to break it down. Also on this week's show, Story Tales and What does that MEAN? Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

Now that Fallout 4 is finally out, let's reminisce on the post-apocalyptic series that sucks all our time. We've also, of course, got a new Story Tales for you, and a brand new segment called, "What does that MEAN". Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

This week's discussion covers Star Wars, and answers the question of "What is the Star Wars of Video Games", and what does that even mean? Also chone rings. Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

We've got a spooky scary Story Tales for you this week, and Forrest finally drives Fred truly insane. Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

It's the most, spookiest time, of the yeaaar~. Let's talk about the stuff that's spooked us and the stuff that's scared us! Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://LoneStarsPodcast.com/Lone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

Drinks, friends, mistakes, and fun are the theme of this week's Lone Stars podcast. We've also (of course) got a ridiculous Italian Folktales, and the introduction of a new segment, Two Friends Fight. The argument? Bungie's 10 year excursion that is Destiny. Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://bit.ly/LoneStarsTumblrLone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

Scientists have discovered streaks of liquid water across Mars! What does it mean for us, and why won't anyone fly Los there? This, an aptly timed italian folktale, and the worst food experiences ever are all the fine elements that make up this week's Lone Stars! Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://bit.ly/LoneStarsTumblrLone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

We're crunched for time, but not so crunched that we can't at least deliver you some italian folktales. Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://bit.ly/LoneStarsTumblrLone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

Let's take a trip down memory lane and talk about the places we've lived. Featuring: Albany, Albuquerque, and more! Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsPodcast@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://bit.ly/LoneStarsTumblrLone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

Video Games are what brought us together and we're sharing this fond discussion with our dear friend Sam of The Geek'n Family Podcast. Also, we discuss sellin' our gents and a night in paradise. Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsLetsPlay@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://bit.ly/LoneStarsTumblrLone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

This week marks the sad time of year when students return to their studies and are once again shackled to the institution known as "School". On this episode we talk about our school memories and the feeling we got when we headed back to school after a freeing summer. Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsLetsPlay@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://bit.ly/LoneStarsTumblrLone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

Everyone loves shopping, but how do you do it? What's right? What's wrong? Let's talk about it. Lone Stars! Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsLetsPlay@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsLetsPlayFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://bit.ly/LoneStarsTumblrLone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

This week on Lone Stars we discuss the topic of commuting and how it's affected our lives. Also, more story tales and deciding on immortality. Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsLetsPlay@gmail.com!Lone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsLetsPlayBuy the Italian Folktales book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://bit.ly/LoneStarsTumblrLone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

Welcome to the Lone Stars podcast, more specifically the first full-scale episode. We're dipping our toes in by revisiting wonderful and terrible memories of summer vacations gone by, and bringing you a new Story Tales to boot. Make sure to let us know what you think of the show! Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsLetsPlay@gmail.com!Lone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsLetsPlayBuy the Italian Folktales book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://bit.ly/LoneStarsTumblrLone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

This week on Story Tales with Lone Stars, we dive into a story of a man who lies to his wife. Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsLetsPlay@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsLetsPlayFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://bit.ly/LoneStarsTumblrLone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

This week on Story Tales with Lone Stars, we're reminded the importance of looking good. Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsLetsPlay@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsLetsPlayFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://bit.ly/LoneStarsTumblrLone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

On this week's Story Tales we tell a tale of wholly upsetting pancakes delivered by a greedy little girl who is super mean to her uncle.Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsLetsPlay@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsLetsPlayFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://bit.ly/LoneStarsTumblrLone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

Fair warning, this week's episode delves into some pretty gruesome, and wholly noneducational folktale folktelling. Listener discretion advised, but not totally encouraged.Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsLetsPlay@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsLetsPlayFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://bit.ly/LoneStarsTumblrLone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

We're back with a new episode of Story Tales with Lone Stars! This week we explore a certain town and three girls, and wouldn't you know it, a wolf.Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsLetsPlay@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsLetsPlayFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://bit.ly/LoneStarsTumblrLone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

On this, the inaugural episode of Story Tales with Lone Stars, we dive into Italian Folktales by Italo Calvino, and the tale of The Fearless Simpleton.Send us questions, stories, and stuff to talk about at LoneStarsLetsPlay@gmail.com!Buy the Book!→ http://bit.ly/ItalianFolktalesLone Stars on YouTube→ https://youtube.com/LoneStarsLetsPlayFred on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/ThatsMyTrunksForrest on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/SirCaptainCobbLos on Twitter→ https://twitter.com/LosFerrandLone Stars on Twitter→ http://twitter.com/LoneStarsLPLone Stars on Tumblr→ http://bit.ly/LoneStarsTumblrLone Stars on Facebook → http://bit.ly/LoneStarsFB

Industry Leaders from the world of Beauty & Fashion providing thought provoking insights from Inspiring minds. Guests are interviewed on their experiences in both Fashion and Beauty and offer the Beauty Fashion and War audience guidance, wisdom and candor. EP 20: Lillyan David shares her story from the 'Lone Star' state on how keeping a positive outlook on life and remembering where one comes from is an essential ingredient for achieving that thing called 'Long Term Success!' What does it take to make a positive impact in the world of Beauty and Fashion? Join us as Lillyan David shares her Entrepreneurial mindset and an inside glance at her journey to becoming a successful Entrepreneur in the world of Beauty, Fashion and War! It’s my pleasure to introduce a seasoned professional in the world of Fashion and Style. This Lone Stars consulting business is multi-faceted and can be as simple as closet auditing or as comprehensive as a full make-over. From personal shopping, complete makeovers, closet organization and image consulting, she is your personal wardrobe stylist and will change your life! My name is Lillyan David and I was born to be an Urban Darling wardrobe stylist! I have always lived and breathed Fashion! Even as a child my fascination with the fashion world was so alive and vivid. I was hosting my own “Back to School fashion shows” at 5 yrs old with my stuffed animals as part of my audience. I owe my inspiration to my mother who always looked amazing in everything she wore! She always wore her outfits with confidence and I figured out very early on that that was the key to not only looking good but feeling good! I also knew very early on that whatever I was to become in life would definitely involve FASHION! Growing up I began styling friends and family and I absolutely loved the feeling of seeing the smile on their face when I helped them find that outfit, re-new their wardrobe or helped them gain that confidence about their style. It was then when I decided to combine my love for Fashion along with Empowering individuals with style and started my wardrobe stylist business. For me, fashion is a form of art and self expression but it is not only important to look great and feel great but fashion also speaks to me on a personal level. My passion is to help take people to the next level and also help individuals reach their full potential! I have such a love and passion for what I do with a dedication on empowering the client to develop their own look rather than dressing them in my preferred style". My job also consists of knowing your personal style, dressing for your body type and looking and feeling amazing at all stages of life. My goal and mission is to EMPOWER individuals to look and feel at their highest and best! Fashion should embrace people of all styles, ages, size & gender and help people to feel great for any and every occasion. Hire me for all your style needs from personal shopping, complete makeovers, closet organization and image consulting! I am your personal wardrobe stylist and your friend for life! After all, “Who says only celebrities can have Wardrobe Stylists”! With Love, Lillyan David