Podcast appearances and mentions of lydia parker

In this episode of Troutman Pepper Locke's Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation podcast, hosts Lydia Parker and Lynne Wakefield explore the complex legal landscape surrounding the coverage of GLP-1s prescribed for weight loss purposes within self-insured medical plans. As these medications gain popularity, plan sponsors face the challenge of controlling costs while meeting participant demand and maintaining legal compliance. The discussion covers various design alternatives, including cost-sharing strategies, waiting periods, and wellness program rewards, while addressing potential legal risks under HIPAA, the Affordable Care Act, and the Americans with Disabilities Act. Tune in to explore how plan sponsors can navigate these issues effectively as a means to attract and retain employees, while mitigating financial exposure.

In this installment of our Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation podcast series, Troutman Pepper Partners Jim Earle, Lynne Wakefield, and Lydia Parker discuss the impact of the Supreme Court's decision in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo on benefits-related regulations, including the Department of Labor's Fiduciary Rule; environmental, social, and governance regulations; protections based on sexual orientation and gender identity under the Affordable Care Act; and much more.We are excited to announce that we will be hosting our annual webinar on September 4, a one-hour event providing updates on year-end actions and key recent developments impacting employee benefits.

Lydia Parker has a degree in History from Oregon State University. She is the founder and former Executive Director of Hunters of Color, a nonprofit connecting People of Color to the outdoors. She was appointed to the Department of the Interior's "Hunting and Wildlife Conservation Council" and is an awarded speaker on issues of environmental policy and Indigenous rights. She is an enrolled member of the Walker-Mohawk band of Six Nations of the Grand River. Nonprofit "Hunters of Color," @huntersofcolor on Instagram; www.huntersofcolor.org The Doohickey's new single is now streaming: https://FortyBelowRecs.lnk.to/RIIC ADS: LITTER ROBOT: Whisker is currently offering $50 off Litter-Robot bundles. As a special offer to listeners of the show, go to stopscooping.com/IDKAT and use promo code IDKAT to save an ADDITIONAL $50 on any Litter-Robot bundle. BETTERHELP: Visit http://www.BetterHelp.com /IDK today to get 10% off your first month.   Follow Us:  Jim Jefferies Website: https://www.jimjefferies.com IG: https://www.instagram.com/jimjefferies FB: https://www.facebook.com/JimJefferies Twitter: https://twitter.com/jimjefferies   Forrest Shaw Website: http://www.forrestshaw.net IG: https://www.instagram.com/forrestshaw Twitter: https://twitter.com/forrestshaw   Jack Hackett IG: https://www.instagram.com/Jack_hackett The Doohickeys: https://www.instagram.com/the.doohickeys

Lydia and Jimmy join the podcast from Moses Coulee Nature Preserve in Washington State to share how they've experienced the outdoors, their hunting journey, and the purpose of Hunters of Color. 4:00 - Introduction of Jimmy Flatt and Lydia Parker of Hunters of Color 6:00 - What everyone listening to or consuming 8:30 - “Outdoor Story”13:30 - First experience and connection to hunting 18:30 - Redefining the ethos and identity of hunting 24:45 - What is a conservationist? 25:30 - HOC Hunting Program 5W's28:00 - Care and appreciation for nature 37:00 - How HOC supports an individuals curiosity 40:00 - Programming purpose and format 45:00 - When do we hit a critical mass with inclusion in the hunting industry? 48:00 - Words of advice for anyone interested in hunting 51:00 - Mentors that are supporting the growth of us as individuals 60:00 - Shout outs61:00 - Legacy you want to leave Books There There - Tommy OrangeThe Only Good Indians - Stephen Graham Jones My Side of the Mountain - Jean Craighead George Listen to Lydia's podcast, Oregon Uncorked Podcast, now on any audio stream platform. Support the showYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@sincerelyyoursoutdoorspodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sincerelyyoursoutdoors/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sincerelyyoursoutdoors Website: https://www.sincerelyyoursoutdoors.com/

In the second episode of our three-part Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation podcast miniseries, hosts Lynne Wakefield and Lydia Parker discuss key health and welfare plan developments as we close out 2023 and head into 2024.Stay tuned for next week's episode, where hosts Jim Earle and Josh Gelfand will cover the basics of top-hat plans and what you need to do to ensure ERISA compliance.We are excited to announce that we will be hosting our annual webinar in September 2024, which will provide a comprehensive look at the future landscape of employee benefits and executive compensation.

In the inaugural episode of Troutman Pepper's three-part Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation podcast miniseries, hosts Lynne Wakefield, Constance Brewster, and Brianna Hourihan discuss recent legislative developments and pressing issues in the qualified retirement plan space. They delve into the key provisions of SECURE 2.0, proposed regulations on the use of forfeitures, the expansion of the Employee Plans Compliance Resolution System (EPCRS), and recent litigation trends, as well as year-end administrative tasks.Stay tuned for next week's episode, where hosts Lynne Wakefield and Lydia Parker will highlight key health and welfare plan developments as we close out 2023 and head into 2024.We are excited to announce that we will be hosting our annual webinar in September 2024, which will provide a comprehensive look at the future landscape of employee benefits and executive compensation.

This week, I'm chatting with cast and some of the creative team behind the world premiere of Eric Henry Sanders' play Maybe Probably - a play about two couples as they navigate the hilarious waters of preparing to have a baby, or recently having one. We're all either the product of this or have gone through it ourselves. Sanders isn't new to London and UK theatre, with his work being seen in London and the Edinburgh Fringe. He's also worked with Maybe, Probably's director Lydia Parker. AND…it turns out that one of the cast members was coincidentally in Sander's first play. I sat down with Sanders and Parker, as well as cast members Christy Meyer, Maria Teresa Creasey, and Lance Fuller. They spoke of the joys of returning to the theatre, especially in a comedy and the process of discovering just what they could bring to the production for their personal experiences. For Tickets and Info, click here Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the podcast, we talk to Lydia Parker from the non- profit mentorship organization, Hunters of Color. We talked about; What are the main factors that keep people of color out of the outdoors, why making an effort to get everyone outdoors is good for conservation, Native American rights to historical hunting grounds, the cultural aspect of hunting, and much more. To become a mentor, check out their website: https://www.huntersofcolor.org/

Episode 24 features Jimmy Flatt and Lydia Parker. Based in Western Oregon, Jimmy and Lydia operate, Hunters of Color, a 501c3 nonprofit that works to “dismantle barriers to entry for hunters of color by providing educational opportunities, mentorship's, and resources for new hunters.” https://www.huntersofcolor.org   Black Duck Revival https://www.blackduckrevival.com/   Title Track Music https://m.soundcloud.com/user-304540684

Small grassroots organizations and individuals are the ones on the ground doing the hard work to create safe and educational spaces in nature for Black, Indigenous and people of color. What does it mean to have big dreams for our communities and NOT have to give them up because of barriers to funding? Philanthropy and distribution of money is gate kept by wealthy white people who are the ones to decide who is and isn't "worthy" of funding. The same money gets passed around at the top while those grassroots organizations are struggling to enact the change we need for our communities because we can't afford to put on the  type of programming we want and that our communities deserve. Today, I speak with Chandrika Francis who is the Founder and Facilitator of Oshun Swim School based in Seattle, WA, Lydia Parker who is a Co-Founder and Executive Director of Hunters of Color based in Portland, OR and Alex Troutman, Hunters of Color Mentee and Wildlife Biologist based in Austell, GA. We all do different work, but we are connected by our missions to create safe, healing and educational spaces for Black, Indigenous and people of color outside as well as the grant that is enabling us to aggressively pursue our dreams for a different future. We speak in depth and detail about the Liberated Paths Grantmaking Program through Justice Outside, why it is so important and how it is going to help us to lead our communities into collective liberation outside. Wether you are a birder, hunter, grad student, biologist, nature lover or starting up your own small organization, this episode will help you understand the disparities of philanthropy and distribution of funding and teach you how it can and is being done differently.  --Oshun Swim School - http://www.oshunswimschool.comDonate : https://www.patreon.com/oshunswimschoolFollow on IG : https://www.instagram.com/oshunswimschool/Hunters of Color - https://www.huntersofcolor.orgFollow on IG : https://www.instagram.com/huntersofcolor/Donate : https://www.patreon.com/huntersofcolorAlex Troutman - https://alexktroutman.wixsite.com/n8tureal/aboutFollow on IG : https://www.instagram.com/n8ture_al/Donate : Paypal N8ture_AlJustice Outside - https://justiceoutside.orgFollow on IG : https://www.instagram.com/we_are_justice_outside/"What is the Liberated Paths approach?With the Liberated Paths Grantmaking Program, we are working to create a more just and sustainable outdoor and environmental movement. The Liberated Paths Grantmaking Program aims to shift resources to and build power with Black, Indigenous, and Communities of Color. To build a more just and sustainable outdoor and environmental movement, the Liberated Paths Grantmaking Program supports outdoor initiatives and organizations that cultivate and celebrate the contributions of Black, Indigenous, and Communities of Color and affirm the many experiences and identities our communities hold. Liberated Paths currently supports recreation, marine and coastal conservation, and land conservation initiatives in Arizona, New Mexico, Oregon, Washington and California. As we shift resources and build power with these programs, we hope to expand Liberated Paths nationally.Why did Justice Outside create this program? Now more than ever, our communities' health and wellbeing depend on having access to the outdoors and a voice in how our land and water are used. But for decades, systemic racism has determined who is welcome in outdoor spaces and whose experiences and voices are valued. Black, Indigenous, and People of Color-led organizations are on the frontlines of the grassroots work being done to build a better planet but our work is chronically overlooked and underfunded. We know that when our voices are left out, our communities suffer, and our planet does too. With the Liberated Paths Grantmaking Program, we envision a way to bridge that gap."--Follow me on IG : @AlwaysBeBirdin_Podcast Twitter : @alwaysbebirdinDonate : https://www.buymeacoffee.com/AlwaysBeBirdin

Lydia Parker is the Executive Director of Hunters of Color, a non-profit dedicated to diversifying hunting, and an avid hunter, who along with co-founders Jimmy Flat and Thomas Tyner wants to spread the the joy of being People of Color outdoors through education, mentoring and advocacy. Parker talked to us about her work in starting the non-profit and about the importance of making the outdoors accessible and safe for everyone. Follow them on Instagram. 

Dan Lazare is the author of the recent "The Velvet Coup: The Constitution, The Supreme Court and Decline of American Democracy." He joins at the top of the first hour to break down the latest CNN controversy. The company's president, Jeff Zucker, was forced to resign after an affair with another CNN executive. Star host Jake Tapper jumped into the fray in support of Zucker, saying that when fellow anchor Chris Cuomo was fired a few months ago, he decided to burn his bridges by reporting Zucker's affair, which violated CNN's HR rules. Then, Tapper called his colleague Chris Cuomo a terrorist.For the next segment, Lydia Parker, founder and executive director of Hunters of Color, joins Michelle and John to talk about HOC's recent change.org petition that is seeking a broader investigation of the Peter Spencer killing in rural western Pennsylvania. Lydia also explained the challenges that people of color encounter while engaging in outdoor activities in an environment where 97% of private land is occupied by white property owners. Lydia emphasizes HOC's motto: "The outdoors is for everyone."Chris Garaffa, editor of TechForThePeople.org, catches up with Michelle and John at the top of the second hour to talk about the latest cyber news. The FBI did indeed buy access to the powerful Pegasus spyware, saying it wanted to “stay abreast of emerging technologies and tradecraft.” But don't worry, it was never used. They just wanted to test and evaluate it. Chris explains how the spyware has been acquired and used against journalists and protest movements. Then, the Misfits discuss the new robot dogs recently developed by the Department of Homeland Security.George Szamuely is a senior research fellow at the Global Policy Institute. He was a frequent columnist with the Taki's Top Drawer pages of the New York Press. Szamuely has also written for Antiwar.com, Counterpunch, and the Center for Research and Globalization. He joins Michelle and John to discuss the recent change in tone from the mainstream media stressing there's an imminent threat of war in Ukraine. Ukrainian officials have said: "let's not panic, we don't think this is true." A reporter at the Guardian, Shaun Walker, ran some US claims about Russia moving blood supplies closer to the Ukrainian border. Turns out the source was unreliable, and officials from Ukraine are saying it simply isn't a true account of what's happening on the ground.The Misfits close the show with 'Stories of the Weird.' Till next week...

In this episode (176) of Leupold's Hunt Talk Radio, Randy shares the mic with Lydia Parker and Alex Harvey from Hunters of Color.  Topics covered include a history of the organization, outdoor experiences of BIPOC hunters, Randy as the "gray-haired white dude," the tragedy of Peter Spencer's murder while hunting, making the outdoors more inviting and safe for everyone, the fact that not all people get the same treatment in outdoor experiences, what can we do to support the efforts of HOC, and other topics that might cause some discomfort for the traditional hunter who assumes the outdoor experience is the same for all Americans.

This is an extra episode of the Hunt To Eat Show. Peter Spencer was a father, partner, brother, son, provider, and hunter. In this episode, Demiesha Dennis of Brown Girl Outdoor World and Lydia Parker of Hunters Of Color tell us about what is known of Peter Spencer's story and talk about the need for anti-racism in the outdoors. Peter Spencer was a Black man who was found dead with nine bullet wounds after joining a group of white men in an outdoors activity in December 2021. While the investigation is ongoing, there is action we can all take right now and carry forward all the time. Demiesha and Lydia talk about the need to always center the humanity of Black people and even more so those who are victims of violence. As a hunting community, we need to take collective action to create a world where hunting and the outdoors are safe for Black folks. We need to actively listen to Black voices and what they tell us about what safety means for them. Please join us in listening to Demiesha and Lydia about what we need to do as a hunting community to ensure that the outdoors are for everyone. We felt it was important to use this platform to amplify this story and the voices we need to hear at this time. GoFundMe campaigns to support Peter Spencer's family: https://www.gofundme.com/f/75z7gh-justice-for-peter https://www.gofundme.com/f/peters-funeral-arrangements-atasteofjamaicapitt Hunters of Color Coalition Letter: https://www.change.org/p/justice-for-peter-spencer-an-open-letter-from-outdoorspeople?utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=custom_url&recruited_by_id=c06a1710-7667-11ec-8e85-f33b50100dfc Other links discussed in this episode: Erica Nelson, REAL Consulting: https://www.consultreal.org/ Crystal Egli: https://www.crystalegli.com/ Jacqueline L. Scott, Black Outdoors: https://blackoutdoors.wordpress.com/ Martin Luther King, Jr., "Letter From a Birmingham Jail": https://www.africa.upenn.edu/Articles_Gen/Letter_Birmingham.html

Read by: Barbara Barnes, Gina Murray, Liza Ross, Lydia Parker & Richard Burnip. The master of twisting suspense and New York Times best-selling author gives us 14 compelling stories of crime and mystery. In this spellbinding collection, Sara Paretsky showcases her extraordinary talents with 14 short stories, including one new V.I. story and seven other classics featuring the indomitable detective. In 'Miss Bianca' a young girl becomes involved in espionage when she befriends a mouse in a laboratory that is conducting dark experiments. Ten-year-old V.I. Warshawski appears in 'Wildcat,' embarking on her very first investigation to save her father. A hardboiled New York detective and elderly British aristocrat team up to reveal a murderer in Chicago during the World's Fair in 'Murder at the Century of Progress'. In the new title story, 'Love & Other Crimes' V.I. treads the line between justice and vengeance when the wrongful firing of a family friend makes him a murder suspect.

For far too long, we were told that Man was the hunter and Woman the gatherer. Are we surprised to have witnessed a “hunting industry” that for decades has only catered to the interests of men? Recent studies actually contradict the beliefs that prehistoric women weren't hunters and in this episode, residency host Gabaccia Moreno is our guide through the stories and reflections of women who have found a role for hunting in their lives, only about 10,000 years after our predecessors did.To help paint a picture of hunting that reflects a spectrum of perspectives, Gabaccia talked with women from different generations, locations, ethnicities, levels of experience, and choices of weapon. By no means is every woman hunter here represented, but the few that are, have shared valuable lessons that anyone can learn from.This is the fifth of six episodes hosted by Gabaccia Moreno this year as part of our She Explores host residency program.Featured in this episode: Tracy Ross (she/her), Kamilia Elsisie (she/her), Jess Johnson (she/her), Gabi Peña (she/they), Miriam Garcia-Jorns (she/her), and Lydia Parker (she/her); Voice submission from Gabi's father, Angel Peña.Hosted & Produced by Gabaccia MorenoEdited by Gale StraubA production of Ravel MediaSponsored by Yonder, Danner, & RumplJoin the She Explores Podcast community on FacebookVisit She-Explores.com & Follow Us on InstagramResourcesFeatured in this episode: Tracy Ross @heli_girl_1970Kamilia Elsisie: @kamkam520Jess Johnson: @jesscjohnson_Gabi PeñaMiriam Garcia-Jorns: @mgjornsLydia Parker: @lydiaparker123Artemis Sportswomen: Instagram & WebsiteHunters of Color: Instagram & WebsiteHunting + Conservation StatsFemale Hunters in the Early AmericasMan the Hunter, Woman the Gatherer? Nuestra Tierra Ravel MediaSponsors and Discount CodesRumpl: Get 15% off your first order with code “SHE15” at checkout at Rumpl.com.Yonder: Learn more at book a nature-rich stay at Yonder.com.Danner: GO THERE in Danner's most iconic styles by visiting Danner.com.Music is licensed through Musicbed.Episodes air on Wednesdays-- subscribe wherever you listen so you never miss an episode. 

The hunting landscape is about 89% male and 97% white. Although there are a number of recruitment/retention groups out there to add to the ranks, we talk about why we need groups for specific demographics -- like Artemis for women, or Hunters of Color for the BIPOC community. Lydia Parker joins us from Hunters of Color to talk about the group's mission -- how they aim to reach out to hunters of color and say, "Yes.. you. This table was made for YOU. Join us." 1:00 What someone names their chickens tells you a lot about them 3:30 Hunters of Color: HuntersOfColor.org, on Insta @huntersofcolor, FB - Hunters of Color 5:30 What being a play-by-play baseball commentator teaches you about the hunting scene (and what it's like when sports broadcasting runs in the family) 10:00 Becoming comfortable with firearms as an adult 14:00 How can you tactfully introduce sporting culture to communities traumatized by gun violence?  15:00 Reframing: Firearms as weapons vs. firearms as tools 16:00 Hunting demographics: about 89% male, 97% white  18:00 Empathy and education first 20:00 How do groups like Hunters of Color go from idea to fully-fleshed organization? Plus, the early stereotypes that got the ball rolling 23:00 "Is Hunting Too White" by Patrick Durkin 25:00 Community-building & recruiting ambassadors 30:00 There are so many groups/events/organizations that help recruit new hunters... everyone is welcome! So why do we NEED specific groups like Artemis/Hunters of Color? Hunters of Color FAQ 35:00 Author Angela Davis and thoughts on oppression/privilege/inclusivity 36:00 "Everyone can be a better ally to someone else." 40:00 "Generational wealth" also refers to things like family knowledge and culture 42:00 What's the responsibility that comes with owning/knowing your own privilege? 45:00 "Hunting and Fishing in the New South" by Scott Giltner - a book that looks into Black hunters pre- and post-slavery, exclusionary hunting laws, land ownership then and now, and more  54:00 There's value in having the hard/uncomfortable conversations 55:00 Mentor application on HOC website; And become a Member 58:00 Want to make a difference? Volunteer volunteer volunteer 59:00 Catch Hunters of Color co-founder Jimmy Flatt on NWF Outdoors: Breaking Down Barriers to Entering Hunting 1:02 Those hunts where you suffer? Sometimes they're the most memorable. Fern pollen to the face!  1:06 Sometimes the fish throw you a bone! Catching one as you're preoccupied elsewhere 1:08 Portugal. The Man   1:10 Artemis Fly Fishing Tactics... that's a wrap! What should we cover next? Send us a note: artemis@nwf.org. And as always, join our Artemis Podcast Facebook group to continue the conversation Other groups for your radar: Brown Folks Fishing, Outdoor Afro, Queers and Camo , LGBTQ Outdoors

The face of hunting in North America is prominently white. Is there a place for people of colour in the hunting community?  Can we make the hunting space more inclusive? I think so, but we have some work ahead to make the hunting community more welcoming and inclusive.    In this episode, I am joined by Jimmy Flatt the co-founder of Hunters of Color. Hunters of Color was founded by Jimmy Flatt, Lydia Parker, and Thomas Tyner in August of 2020 with a mission to share a love for the outdoors with everyone.  94% of the hunting community is white. HOC believes that the "Outdoors are for Everyone," and is forging a road ahead to welcome a diverse community of new hunters.   Jimmy shares his personal journey of being a passionate hunter in a community dominated by people who don't look like him. We chat about implicit racial bias and how we can build awareness through education, with the goal of breaking stigmas and stereotypes concerning hunting.   Here is the link to the MeatEater Rebuttal by HOC.    Find HOC here!   Thanks for listening. 

Welcome back, Popsters! Listen in as hosts Lydia Parker & Margot Trouvé discuss Chris Harrison's stepping down from his role as the host of The Bachelor following his remarks about the Racheal Kirkconnell controversy, Lady Gaga's dogs being safely returned home after being dognapped, and our predictions of who wins Matt's heart at the end of this season (hint: it's a controversial pick).

Calling all Bravo Housewives fans!! Lydia Parker and Margot Trouvé welcome the one and only, David Yontef, host of the iconic "Behind The Velvet Rope" podcast. David answers all of Lydia's burning Real Housewives questions, indulges Margot's Bachelor questions, and offers invaluable podcast advice. He even drops some teasers you won't hear anywhere else. And, of course, we play a game! You DO NOT want to miss all of the tea spilt in this episode. Is "Real Housewives of Miami" coming back? Why doesn't RHOA's Marlo have a peach? Is Queen Victoria from "The Bachelor" a paid actor? Listen to find out all of this & more! Stalk us here: https://linktr.ee/popoffsispodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_Vo30_HGwlFxEGb8suvsJg/videos "Behind The Velvet Rope" : Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/behindvelvetrope/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/davidyontef/ Listen: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/behind-the-velvet-rope/id1496557812

Welcome back, Popsters! Listen in as hosts Lydia Parker & Margot Trouvé discuss going viral on TikTok, Matt James' body shaming scandal, the new films that dropped this week featuring some of your favorite celebs, and the Olivia/Joshua/Sabrina love triangle drama finally coming to an end. Our discussion includes: -Margot's TikTok video about Dale Moss' and Clare Crawley's split gaining over 360K views -Wendy Williams' new Lifetime movie AND documentary that aired back-to-back -Sabrina Carpenter's Instagram post that urged fans to stop the hate and whether the whole drama was a publicity stunt -Matt James' friend trying to throw him off his golf game in a recently surfaced video by body shaming Victoria

Welcome back, Popsters! Listen in as hosts Lydia Parker & Margot Trouvé discuss Armie Hammer's downfall, Matt James' juicy Bachelor kick-off, the Hilaria/Hillary controversy, and the recent Hollywood relationships making headlines. Our discussion includes: -The timeline that led to Armie Hammer dropping out of Shotgun Wedding -Kim and Kanye's rumored split and if its a publicity stunt or the real deal -Olivia Wilde and Harry Styles new relationship potentially being the reason for Jason Sudeikis split and definitely the reason for his heartbreak -Matt James becoming the Bachelor therapist with his season's theme being 'Vulnerability' and those god awful kisses with "queen Victoria."

Welcome back, Popsters! Listen in as hosts Lydia Parker & Margot Trouvé review the good, the bad, and the ugly of 2020 (in 12 minutes).

Welcome back, Popsters! Listen in as hosts Lydia Parker & Margot Trouvé discuss Lamar Jackson's "incident", Tayshia's final three, and Tom Cruise's on-set outburst. Linktree: https://linktr.ee/popoffsispodcast

Welcome back, Popsters! Listen in as hosts Lydia Parker & Margot Trouvé discuss their COVID birthday celebrations, Miley's new album, and whether Warner Brothers' move to HBOMax will be the end of movie theaters in the US.

Exciting episode alert!! SEASON 2 kicks off as hosts Margot Trouvé and Lydia Parker interview author Arianna Davis on the 1 month anniversary of her debut book, “What Would Frida Do?: A Guide to Living Boldly”. We talk life amid the pandemic, how Arianna balanced being the Digital Director of Oprah Magazine while writing a book, and even play a fun Frida Kahlo-themed game!

Welcome back, Popsters! Watch as hosts Lydia Parker & Margot Trouvé discuss Margot's Zoom play experience, Lydia's new fandom of the Bachelor Franchise (finally!!), and Hollywood's lack of producing new work. Watch Margot's Zoom Theater Debut starting at 1:46:08 https://www.youtube.com/watch?ab_chan... Donate to @Masked-Collective on Venmo to support Margot and the other artists involved! Get a copy of What Would Frida Do here: https://www.amazon.com/What-Would-Fri... or anywhere you buy books!

Yield maps, moisture maps, combine speed – collecting this harvest data can be helpful, but how do we put it into play? Lydia Parker, field product specialist with Climate FieldView, shares tips on preparing for harvest and how to use harvest data to your advantage throughout the entire growing season, from seeding to post-harvest. Never miss an episode by subscribing to Inputs on https://annex.omeclk.com/portal/wts/uemcnr%7CgwfaqzN-cAh0a2Drd-b (Apple Podcasts), https://annex.omeclk.com/portal/wts/uemcnr%7CgwfaqzN-cAh0q2Drd-b (Spotify), https://annex.omeclk.com/portal/wts/uemcnr%7CgwfaqzN-cAh062Drd-b (Google Podcasts) or wherever you listen to podcasts. 

Listen in as our hosts Lydia Parker & Margot Trouvé discuss the newest Red Table Talk episode, AOC's fiery speech, and introduce new segments to the podcast.

Scouting fields is an essential method of monitoring crop development and evaluating pest and disease risk. It should happen frequently through the season, ramping up to every couple of days when risks are higher. Recently, digital tools have become more popular and as Lydia Parker, field product specialist with Climate FieldView says, digital scouting tools can be a great tool to supplement the boots-on-the-ground decision making that happens in season. Never miss an episode of Inputs by subscribing to the podcast on https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/inputs-by-top-crop-manager/id1494756804 (Apple Podcasts), https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5jYXB0aXZhdGUuZm0vaW5wdXRzLWJ5LXRvcC1jcm9wLW1hLw?hl=en-CA (Google Podcasts), https://open.spotify.com/show/0VU7HhyqQJPs3XEGMDLWhm (Spotify), or wherever you listen to podcasts. Sponsored by Climate FieldView.

Welcome back, Popsters! Listen in as hosts Lydia Parker & Margot Trouvé welcome their guest, Jake, to discuss the Call Her Daddy podcast fiasco. ​ Music from filmmusic.io Used for intro & outro: "Werq" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) License: CC BY (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Welcome back, Popsters! Listen in as hosts Lydia Parker & Margot Trouvé welcome their guest, Lucy, to discuss her new podcast 'Snapped' and the process of its creation. ​ Music from filmmusic.io Used for intro & outro: "Werq" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) License: CC BY (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

WATCH OUR TIGER KING THEMED TIKTOK AND GIVE US A FOLLOW: https://vm.tiktok.com/vMHftf/ ​ Welcome back, Popsters! Listen in as hosts Lydia Parker & Margot Trouvé discuss fun ways to entertain yourself during quarantine. Music from filmmusic.io Used for intro & outro: "Werq" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) License: CC BY (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Welcome back, Popsters! Listen in as our hosts Lydia Parker & Margot Trouvé discuss life during a global pandemic. ​ Music from filmmusic.io Used for intro & outro: "Werq" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) License: CC BY (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Welcome back, Popsters! Listen in as our hosts Lydia Parker & Margot Trouvé discuss the challenges of maintaining friendships as individuals grow into adulthood. ​ Music from filmmusic.io Used for intro & outro: "Werq" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) License: CC BY (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Welcome back, Popsters! Listen in as our hosts Lydia Parker & Margot Trouvé discuss Harry Style's robbery, Katy Perry's fainting, and Jussie Smollett's new indictment. ​ Music from filmmusic.io Used for intro & outro: "Werq" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) License: CC BY (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Welcome back, Popsters! Listen in as hosts Lydia Parker & Margot Trouvé discuss the philosophical question of how to separate art from the artist. Is there a way to separate individuals from their talent? (Warning: Sensitive topics are discussed in this episode).

Welcome back, Popsters! Listen in below as hosts Lydia Parker & Margot Trouvé discuss the newest episode of the Bachelor, their disappointments with awards season, and their expectations for Super Bowl LIV. ​ Music from filmmusic.io Used for intro & outro: "Werq" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) License: CC BY (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Welcome back, Popsters! Listen in as hosts Lydia Parker & Margot Trouvé welcome their guest, Alana, to discuss the role social media has developed in politics and recent elections. Music from filmmusic.io Used for intro & outro: "Werq" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) License: CC BY (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Welcome back, Popsters! Listen in to our first episode of 2020 with hosts Lydia Parker & Margot Trouvé welcoming their guest, Simone, to discuss love, the two C's, and what constitutes a healthy relationship. Music from filmmusic.io Used for intro & outro: "Werq" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) License: CC BY (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Welcome back, Popsters! Get ready for the holidays as our hosts Lydia Parker & Margot Trouvé welcome their FIRST GUEST, Kristina Whitaker, to discuss college life, the pros and cons of roommates, and millennial burnout. Music from filmmusic.io Used for intro & outro: "Werq" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) License: CC BY (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Welcome back, Popsters! Listen in as our hosts Lydia Parker & Margot Trouvé discuss their birthday celebrations, a mysterious contemporary art piece taking over the internet, Uber's recent sexual assault report, and Sen. Kamala Harris' withdrawal from the presidential election. Music from filmmusic.io Used for intro & outro: "Werq" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) License: CC BY (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Welcome back Popsters! Listen in as our hosts Lydia Parker & Margot Trouvé discuss People's 2020 Sexiest Man Alive, Taylor Swift & Scooter Braun's music industry showdown, and a disapointing season of Dancing With The Stars. Music from filmmusic.io Used for intro & outro: "Werq" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) License: CC BY (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Welcome to our first ever episode! Listen in as our hosts Lydia Parker & Margot Trouvé introduce themselves and their quirks through embarrassing stories and, of course, Popping Off. Music from filmmusic.io Used for intro & outro: "Werq" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) License: CC BY (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)