Podcasts about madawaska

Mick is in-studio. Kirk reviews what just happened on the Unnamed Show (00:00:00). It is justified for Kirk to call Megan Makin' Money whatever he wants (00:03:19). The finale for Surviving Barstool next week will be business as usual (00:04:03). The episodes of Surviving Barstool have been lackluster (00:05:40). The Mick mediation from Mayo will still happen (00:06:42). Justin and Mick are working passed their issues (00:08:56). Danny Katz calls in to recruit a pickleball partner (00:11:05). Cam from Alberta calls in about Dave Portnoy (00:12:23). Rico has not reached back out to Kirk (00:14:07). The rest of the episodes of Surviving Barstool are going to be a toss-up (00:15:30). It's clearly weird that Big Cat hid his hometown information for 15 years (00:17:51). A caller proposes that Mick and Justin work together with an exercise (00:20:20). A caller mentions how Big Cat has been a baby for a while (00:21:57). A caller commends Kirk for his authenticity (00:23:00). Matt Damon's character in “The Departed” might be gay (00:24:50). A caller talks about how close Mintzy was to Kirk (00:26:36). Caller asks if “Mystic River” and “The Town” are better than “The Departed” (00:29:03). Caller asks if Kirk would've been less mad at Big Cat if he didn't make it personal (00:30:35). Caller claims he called Richard Perry's death (00:31:57). Jeff left the stream early last night, Kirk is visiting Penn State (00:33:49). Caller provides a segment for a new listener of the show (00:38:14). Mel Gibson cured cancer, experimental treatments are questioned (00:40:22). Caller asks why Kirk didn't go at Dave (00:45:47). A caller has Kirk rate Les Mis performances (00:47:59). A caller asks if Big Cat is upset for leaving the Patriots fandom (00:48:50) A caller has a golf question for Kirk (00:49:49). Jay calls about cancer and Justin's weight (00:52:24). Kirk offers to meet Jay (00:54:30). A caller asks Kirk to put Big Cat out of his misery (00:55:45). John calls in about 90210 fraudulent relationships (00:57:02). Caller invites Mick to bartend for him (00:59:10). A caller tells Kirk he got shot by the big man (01:00:29). Tim calls in to tell his porn theatre story (01:02:26). Dave from Madawaska calls in about Joe the political guest (01:04:35). Mick talks about a trip to New York (01:06:30). There's some contention with the BO Boys and Manhattan (01:10:34). Jason Whitlock calls out the show (01:14:30). The presidents all together are a sight to see (01:16:08). Justin previews the weekend and NFL picks (01:17:00). A preview of Laconia (01:23:40). News round up (01:24:20). A new parody song (01:25:59). Vince McMahon settled with the SEC (01:26:50) Marty Mush calls Kirk must-see tv (01:27:54). Mick gives his pick for Surviving Barstool (01:28:35). Glenny Balls is leaving with Caleb but staying with Barstool (01:30:10). Mick gives his thoughts on Brianna Chickenfry (01:31:51). A preview of the Minifan Network (01:34:48). Justin starts with Factor on Monday (01:36:03). Cullinane is thinking of ditching his basketball team because of a sickness (01:37:45). No Country for Old Men is great (01:42:00)You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/kminshow

Blind Mike and Beer Stud in-studio. In the first show of 2025, Kirk reacts to the producers doing nothing over the Holiday break (00:00:01). Kirk reacts to the 2024 Best Of produced by Gus (00:01:30). Dave and Justin didn't tell Kirk that Gus was unable to come in-studio for today's show until after Kirk sent out a tweet about Gus coming in (00:06:00). The full Gus Best Of Breakdown (00:10:00). DEC accepts the job of producing the 2025 Best Of (00:51:30). Jimmy Carter passes away and Federal Employees get the day off (00:56:00). Jon Tomase out at NBC Boston (00:58:00). Montante is upset after a terrorist attack in New Orleans delays the Sugar Bowl (01:00:00). A debate ensues after Alex Cooper purchased her parents a home (01:07:00). Roy Jones Jr. and Whitney Cummings had some funny lines on CNN's New Years Eve broadcast (01:13:30). Jeff D Lowe got engaged (01:15:30). Big Rick's in Madawaska is no more (01:25:10). Beer Stud brought a game (01:31:55). Klemmer's Top 100 Movies of the 90's is done (01:45:50).You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/kminshow

This week Jesse sits down with Professor of History and Education at UMaine Fort Kent, Dr. Paul Buck. They'll take about life in Fort Kent, Madawaska and the Saint John Valley. How Dr. Buck came to research Franco-Americans and how he ended up in Fort Kent. We hope you enjoy this episode and we'll see you next season! You can support Melody on Patreon - https://patreon.com/modernefrancos or Substack - https://modernefrancos.substack.com/

This Thursday people can drive across the brand new international bridge ​between Edmundston and ​Madawaska, Maine.​ Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Edmundston mayor Eric Marquis​ ahead of opening day.

​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Madawaska Maliseet First Nation Chief Patric​ia Bernard​ ​whose community is working on a new independent tax regime after the province cancelled its tax sharing agreement with her community.

Season 4, Episode 9 In this episode, Chris makes his long awaited return and we go up to the Ottawa Valley to review Cold Bear Brewing located in Arnprior. Joined by Producer Zac, we review 2 beers: Madawaska which is bohemian pilsner and Shift Change which is an ordinary bitter. We also discuss their recent win at the Canada Beer Cup. Then, Chris enlightens us on where he has been and his future on the pod.   Instagram: CraftBeerConns - YouTube/Untappd: Craft Beer Connoisseurs Feel free to throw us a comment, like and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to your podcasts!

Blind Mike and Mick are in-studio. (2:40) Kirk offers to help Dave Cullinane find a new job w/ (5:40) Matty Siegel. (9:40) Mick reacts to Saco. (26:40) Yesterday's emergency notification system alarm. (32:05) Kevin Spacey was rushed to the hospital. (36:40) The show discusses pizza. (39:01) Allan Shipnuck's new book is set to be released. (43:45) Don La Greca lays into Evan Neal of the New York Giants. (50:30) Canada has made changes to locker room culture. (54:00) Ryan Minihane calls in to talk about men's underwear. (57:54) Sexyy Red accidentally drops a sex tape. (1:08:00) Mike Francesa reacts to the passing of Tim Wakefield. (1:16:35) Andrew Marchand reports the NFL pushed its TV networks to run free Taylor Swift movie promos. (1:22:05) Alfonso Ribeiro agrees that Arian and Francis should have gotten a 5. (1:36:40) A church in Madawaska was vandalized for thousands of dollars. (2:04:15) Calls.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/kminshow

Episode 104 is a return to the full-length format. It begins with a story that needed to be told.For a time, a very brief time, I was part of a show on a college radio station. That was ten years ago. What was the show about? Who was a part of it? Why did it only last a short time? All of that will be revealed in hilarious detail.Wanna get away? Well this week's Road Trip will take you to the furthest reaches of New England. We will escape the crowds and visit the beautiful small town of Madawaska, Maine located right on the Canadian border. It is not the middle of nowhere, but you do have to go through the middle of nowhere to get there.  Investments involve risk. Some investments like Apple, Google, Microsoft, and others look like can't miss with hindsight. Beanie Babies were thought to be a similar investment opportunity. Cute, plush, affordable, and collectible. Beanie Babies were the first internet sensation. Incredibly it was 30 years ago when the pellet-filled stuffed animals first debuted. We go way Back In the Day to look at the Beanie fad and whether any of them actually ended up being valuable.This week's Top 5 is near and dear to my 80s Child's heart. We will look at some of the greatest Creature Feature B-Movies. Legendary monsters, iconic special effects, maybe not completely, but these films have a special place in my heart and likely many people my age.There is also a brand new This Week In History and Time Capsule featuring the grand opening of Disneyland. Find more content on YouTube, support the podcast if you want and Buy Me A Coffee! Helpful Links from this EpisodeThe Lady of the Dunes.comPurchase My New Book Cape Cod Beyond the Dunes!Kiwi's Kustoms - EtsyDJ Williams MusicKeeKee's Cape Cod KitchenChristopher Setterlund's YouTube ChannelChristopher Setterlund.comThe In My Footsteps Podcast BlogTown of MadawaskaListen to Episode 103 here.Support the show

Tim Rigolds & Boston Joe in-studio. Chris Castellani calls in to defend his blog about the movie theatre experience. WEEI brags about their ratings but this time it appears to be for a good reason. Boston Joe opens up about his father leaving and being left out of his obituary. Fallout from Madawaska, calls & more.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/kminshow

Kirk says goodbye to Madawaska... For now. There's some tension between Justin & Dave that took a difficult turn at dinner. A retirement dream job is discussed & much more.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/kminshow

Well, the 1st Session was meant to end June 15, but we are in the 1st Special Session that won't end....at least amicably so it seems. Here is where we are this week...and soon we will be in your communities too! LD 1857- Resolve, to Establish a Public Safety Health and Wellness Grant Pilot Program, sponsored by Rep. Lynn Copeland of Saco. Reconsidered, House amendment “A” provided the Department of Public Safety with 10% of the $2 million grant for the administration of the program. The amendment was adopted and engrossed by both House and Senate.  This bill was advanced on behalf of MMA's Legislative Policy Committee (LPC). (See “Silver Linings” in Legislative Bulletin 05-26-2023)LD 1664 -An Act to Increase Reimbursement Under the General Assistance Program, Sen. Marianne Moore of Washington Co. The House amendment “A” removed the emergency preamble and fixing the appropriation accordingly was adopted and engrossed by both House and Senate. This bill was advanced on behalf of MMA's LPC.  (See “GA Funding & Study on The Horizon” in Legislative Bulletin 05-26-2023) LD 1493 – An Act to Increase Affordable Housing by Expanding Tax Increment Financing, sponsored by Rep. Raegan LaRochelle, of Augusta, will come from Taxation Committee with a divided report. The majority report is “Ought to Pass as Amended.”  This bill was advanced on behalf of MMA's LPC. (See “Pine Trees, Chickadees, Workforce Affordable Housing” in Legislative Bulletin June 2, 2023)LD 101 - An Act to Return to the Former Owner Any Excess Funds Remaining After the Sale of Foreclosed Property, sponsored by Rep. Chad Perkins of Dover-Foxcroft, will come from Taxation Committee “Ought to Pass as Amended.” (See “Tax Acquired Property Update” in Legislative Bulletin 6-09-2023)LD 130 -An Act to Eliminate Senior Citizen Property Tax Stabilization and Expand the Homestead Property Tax Exemption, sponsored by Sen. Rick Bennett of Oxford Co., will come from Taxation Committee with two “Ought to Pass as Amended” reports. MMA supports the majority report. (See Clarification-Property Tax Stabilization Act in this Legislative Bulletin 6-09-2023 or 06-02-2023)The Appropriations Committee will have made decisions on all funding issues including the supplemental/Part II budget (LD 258) and all items sitting on the “table” waiting for funding.  Staff encourage you to engage with your legislators when opportunity allows and make phone calls to the members of the Appropriations Committee to encourage them to fund important legisla

Bonjour, hello and welcome back to Franco-American Pathways, a podcast from the University of Southern Maine's Franco-American Collection. Life at the university has had its twists and turns, but we are so grateful to be back to share with you our trip to Fort Kent last winter. Patrick LaCroix, who had then just taken up the post of Director of the Acadian Archives at the University of Maine at Fort Kent, graciously welcomed us to Madawaska last March and arranged for us to meet some folks who could help us deepen our understanding of this truly unique and fascinating region. In the first installment of our Voices of Fort Kent series, you'll meet Lisa Lavoie. Lavoie is an assistant professor in Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling at UMFK, and was born and raised in Fort Kent. In 2015 she received her masters degree in Maine Studies through the University of Maine and her thesis focused on the effects of 9/11 on the borderlands of Northern Maine. This thesis is what interested us in her perspective on this region, both as a scholar and as a Madawaska native. Big gratitude to Robert Sylvain for offering music from his album Memere's Notebook for our show. Thanks as well to WMPG, USM's community radio, for sharing their resources with us and making the production of our show possible. Merci et très bonne écoute !

Housing and Homelessness in Maine is primarily discussed through the lens of Maine's largest cities. This episode Potholes and Politics features three local government leaders, Aroostook County Administrator, Ryan Pelletier, Madawaska Town Manager, Gary Picard and Presque Isle City Manager, Martin Puckett discussing the housing crisis, and growth in homelessness in Maine's largest county, and the collaborative way local government leaders are responding.In this episode we also say goodbye to co-host Neal Goldberg, and hello to new co-host Rebecca (Becky) Lambert who will join Rebecca Graham for our future episodes. Additionally, we layout the way the podcast will increase in frequency as we pivot to pumping out important municipally impacting bills as they are proposed in the 131st Legislative Session.Episode Break Down:1:30 - Ryan Pelletier, Gary Picard & Martin Puckett discuss homelessness and workforce issue in the county.17:00 - Martin Puckett discusses the collaborative way Presque Isle is engaging with Northern Maine Community College's unused college dorms to attract individuals who need housing, provide workforce development in the heart of the industrial center where employees are needed. 19:30 - Gary Picard talks about the future housing needs of Madawaska and the looming "Silver Tsunami" and how workforce housing is an issue for labor needs.24:00 - Ryan Pelletier talks about how the County is using ARPA funds to address the looming crisis of a growing population of unhoused in a shelter system that is over capacity and in conjunction with all municipalities.28:00 - Ryan, Martin and Gary talk about emergency heating needs, and how to manage keeping people warm in the oldest housing stock. 30:30 - Gary Picard talks about the changes in Madawaska before, after and during the pandemic.35:30 - Martin Puckett discusses the problem with codes and address emergent issues. 40:00 - We start Neal Goldberg's long "goodbye" and talk about the changes to the podcast during the legislative session. Don't forget to like us and subscribe to stay up to date on the latest municipally relevant legislation being proposed in Augusta! Email us at mmapodcast@memun.org. 

Tickets officially went on-sale for the next KMS live show at the State Theatre in Portland, ME (00:10:00). Dave Portnoy has an issue with bringing strippers into the office (00:27:20). Dan Kennedy covers for Joe Biden after he asked if a deceased congresswoman is at an event (00:39:15). Biden's audio unfortunately drums up old memories of Mike in Madawaska. Stephen A. Smith is against the actions of R. Kelly & Harvery Weinstein (00:55:00). Rico Bosco checks in, calls & much more.

Welcome to Madawaska, Maine, the "Heart of St. John Valley!"  Madawaska is the northernmost town in Maine and is native to the Micmac people.  It was settled by Acadian exiles in the 1785.  The Acadians were French settlers who were driven out of Eastern Canada at the conclusion of the French and Indian War.  Madawaska is the center of Acadian culture in Maine.  The town is located on the Saint John River, and is connected to Edmundston, Canada by the Edmundson-Madawaska Bridge.  Because of it's unique origins and location, the majority of residents are bilingual and speak English and French.  The town's economy is completely intertwined with it's Canadian counterpart across the river.  Twin Rivers Paper Company has production facilities in Edmundston and Madawaska.  The mill in Edmundston produces pulp which is shipped to the Madwaska paper making facility through a high pressure pipeline.  The town is home to the Acadian Festival every August.  The festival celebrates Acadian history and culture.  We hope you enjoy or visit to this unique town!

Minifans will be trekking across America from Madawaska to Cape Alava, Washington to raise money for a to be determined charity this fall (00:00:10). Justin has the worst pitch for a full time job ever, throwing himself a pity party while Cullinane makes the case for him (00:46:00). Gerry Callahan was on Fox News with Will Cain and it might have been the best moment of his life (01:11:00). Olivia Newton-John is dead and the first person Kirk thought of is John Travolta. Credit to Pardon My Take for bringing up Aaron Rodger's vaccine status in an interview with the Green Bay Packer quarterback. The list of people Kirk would trade Justin for is endless, LIV has ruined the PGA for Dave, calls and more.

Today on our mountain biking column, we head up to the Madawaska region and find out all about the trails you can ride on. Former Edmundston Mayor Cyrille Simard will be our guide!

Victoria lives and paints in Hamilton's James North art district and cottages on the edge of Algonquin Park and enjoys hiking and paddling the natural spaces of Ontario's north, be it Muskoka, Algonquin, Haliburton, Kawartha, Madawaska or the length of Bruce Trail. The contrast of sky to rocky cliffs, grand pines and idyllic islands make for great inspiration. Her labyrinth style finds much inspiration in the exposed rock of the Canadian Shield, the grand White Pines and wide open skies. Come join her on land or on water.Victoria is a professional artist who works from her studio in the Hamilton's James North art district. Over the last 20 years she has painted oversized, ants eye view florals combined with abstractions and surreal nests floating in the sky. She is currently focused on the Ontario Landscape in all its vast diversity.As an artist and avid hiker, observing and recording as she hikes or paddles along is an important part of her process. Victoria is an enthusiastic Bruce Trail Conservancy member and cottager on the edge of Algonquin Park. The province boasts so many waterfalls and grand pine forests, silhouetted islands, craggy cliffs and voluminous skies that there will never be time to experience them all, but she tries. Within them she finds the shapes, lines, colours, patterns and forms she so loves.  To play with the interplay of one colour pushing against another or shapes as parts of an overall interconnecting composition is a challenge and a joy. To see the constant movement of all things natural is sometimes easy, as in a waterfall, but more challenging in a wall of granite. She says it's the geography geek in her that is excited by a ridge of Dolostone or Granite, or the rush of a water cascade, all products of the time glaciers covered the land. Expressing that friction and interconnectedness is what she strives to do. Victoria's labyrinth style of landscape is a unique one. It evokes a myriad of associations from ancient writings to tile or knitted patterns, even mathematical principles to some. On today's episode Victoria talks about her labyrinth style paintings and how her love of hiking the Bruce trail and nature inform her studio practice. Interested in seeing some of Victoria's work. Go to their website at https://www.victoriapearce.caFind Victoria  on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/victoriapearceartFind me on instagram at https://www.instagram.com/artconversationswithlisajayne/ or at my website at www.lisajayneirvine.com

After a small town mob boss starts making big moves in the black market, a straight-laced British detective goes undercover to try to figure out what is going on.

Jenna welcomes Dr. France Chassé, co-leader of the Madawaska's Elders Initiatives Project with Micheline Plante, Community Health Representative at the Madawaska Maliseet First Nation. They discuss the health needs of the aging population of the community. They talk about technology to assist them, especially a custom mobile app and other services developed to help seniors live safely at home longer.   We're all aging, and everyone's talking about it! Key Takeaways [:45] Jenna welcomes today's guest, Dr. France Chassé.   [1:13] Dr. Chassé explains the Madawaska's Elders Initiatives Project. She shared the needs of the aging population within the Madawaska Maliseet First Nation.   [1:58]  Three challenges characterizing the Madawaska Maliseet First Nation community: the size, the two official languages, and the remoteness.   [2:18] There was an increased demand for transportation to health appointments and specialized health care. In some cases, this involved language barriers. There was a decreased number of informal caregivers to help elders in their homes. [3:05] In partnership with the University of Moncton, the First Nation Community Health Center, used available funding to create the MEI Project, to reduce difficulties for elders accessing health care and services. The MEI Project proposed a mobile app connected to the Community Health Center.   [4:03] Elders from the Madawaska Maliseet First Nation were invited to participate in data collection. This data helped to identify health needs. The MEI Project developed initiatives to meet these needs.   [4:35] Three categories of initiatives were offered. The first was for transportation, accompaniment, and translation. The second was for home services, indoor and outdoor. The third was for other requests.   [4:59] The MEI Project hired a local company to develop a mobile app and put it in the Apple App Store. Since it was for seniors, Apple released 30 licenses free of charge. The apps were placed on iPads that connected to the First Nation Community Health Center.   [5:34] The MEI Project hired and trained a member of the community as a Global Health Assistant employee. This person speaks both languages, has confidence, shows respect for elders, and is resourceful, with a good driver's record.   [6:14] As of now, 29 of the 36 participants received an iPad and participated in the four-hour training sessions in both languages, presented to small groups of elders. The employee helped to train the elders to use the technology. About a year ago, after two weeks of practicing and adjustments, the MEI initiatives were implemented.   [7:09] The MEI Project stays in the community but uses the University's facility and expertise for statistical analysis.   [7:59] The mobile application is available in both languages. The application uses images, symbols, and drop-down menus to offer choices to the participant. There are simple instructions on each page. On sending a request, the elder receives a confirmation message immediately and a follow-up phone call within hours.   [9:12] The Project tried to anticipate every usability issue. They consulted with the elders before releasing the app. After training, two older participants returned the tablet after a couple of weeks because they did not feel comfortable with it.   [10:26] The Initiative provided cellular phone to the project employee so the participants that do not use the tablet could call the employee instead of using the app. The employee uses the iPad app to complete the application for the participant so the system has the information.   [10:51] When an elder that is not enrolled in the project calls for assistance, the employee completes the application for them and they are enrolled and given an iPad and training at a later date. The employee is always available to help seniors complete their requests.   [11:47] So far, 29 of the 30 iPads are loaned to Madawaska Maliseet First Nation elders. The Project purchased five additional iPads. Recently the Project did an application update and Apple generously released 30 more free licenses.   [12:19] The Madawaska Maliseet First Nation Chief and Council purchased an adapted vehicle, demonstrating the importance given to the well-being of seniors in the community and a lasting commitment to the future of the project. The Initiatives are expected to stay in place after the Project is over.   [13:04] The Project came at the right time, giving access to care by remote technology during the pandemic. The mobile application accumulates information about the number of requests received, the nature of these requests, the different services used, and the users' appreciation level.   [13:33] The transportation, accompaniment, and translation service remains the most popular initiative and the appreciation level is very high. The Project is slowly observing an increase in technology use to request services. The elders are now more autonomous in taking charge of their health needs.   [14:06] Based on other requests through the app, the Project has added four additional services: transportation home after a hospital discharge, telephone follow-ups, equipment loans, and friendly visits. Elders also use the technology for other needs such as contacting family and friends, reading the news, or playing games.   [14:43] The elders installed other applications on their tablets for memory exercise, healthy recipes, physical activities, and more. They feel less alone and isolated because they are now connected to the outside world.   [15:33] There is still work to be done to promote the MEI Initiative. They planned monthly activities for the elders but they had to cancel them due to the pandemic. The Project plans to deliver several workshops on healthy lifestyle habits and the prevention of disease.   [16:08] The Project would like to give more advanced training sessions to elders who want to use the iPad to pay bills, order medications, or order groceries. Another plan is for a doctor to be able to meet a patient through the iPad.   [17:01] Jenna looks forward to hearing more as the Project continues and she thanks Dr. France Chassé for being on the podcast, especially in English! Thank you to all listeners!   If you enjoyed today's episode, make sure to subscribe, rate us, and visit our website at agewell-nih-appta.ca/mileage-podcast for more information.   Mentioned in this episode The MileAGE Podcast Madawaska Maliseet First Nation Madawaska Maliseet First Nation Community Health Center University of Moncton Edmundston Campus Apple   More about your hosts Jenna Roddick at APPTA Jenna Roddick on Twitter Jenna Roddick on LinkedIn   More about today's guest Dr. France Chassé holds a bachelor's degree in nursing from the University of Moncton as well as a master's and doctorate from Laval University in Quebec. She is a full professor in the Nursing Department at the University of Moncton Edmundston Campus. Dr. Chassé works in the fields of community health, health promotion, illness and injury prevention, international and intercultural health, women's health, health education, program evaluation, and continuous program improvement.

Elie Shermer is here! Friends of the Show would know Elie as a player in the CCAA, a coach with Pakmen, Humber College and Madawaska, and a promoter of many events including Can Am and The Volleyball Showcase, December 28-31 in Langley BC https://www.volleyballshowcase.ca/  If you're reading this far, you probably want to settle how to say "KETRZYNSKI" please use the link below to visit UCLA's site to listen.  https://uclabruins.com/sports/mens-volleyball/roster  We hope you enjoy this episode. If you've read this far please, please, please leave a comment, a 5 Star review and the best compliment you can give the show is telling your friends about us!     Momentum Volleyball is the online Canadian hub for volleyball story telling, reporting, and event coverage, allowing content creators to connect with fans, coaches and players. Momentum is the hub for athletes, coaches and fans to find free and paid volleyball content, and are proud to be the voice of Canadian volleyball around the world! Head to momentumvolleyball.ca to subscribe for free, and get access to exclusive content and all your Canadian volleyball updates!

The brains behind the beans, Sarah Wright and her partner Neil wanted to offer fresh, small-batch roasted coffee to their community that would leave a lasting impression with all those that tasted it. Their handcrafted coffee can be found on shelves across Canada. What initially started as a “start-up” concept has turned into so much more, with two thriving locations, over 300 wholesalers, and the consistent demand for our favourite freshly-roasted coffee. Tune in as Sarah spills the beans on Madawaska Coffee's commitment to its community, expansion of their second location, and some great local talent shout outs! This week's episode has been sponsored by: With Chéla Inc.: Chéla teaches small-town women and rural communities how to think strategically so they can achieve the elevated leadership required to make the change they need. Learn more at https://withchela.com Bob's Music Plus is a full-service music, offering audio and lighting rentals, as well as music lessons on a variety of instruments and styles, equipment repairs, and a full recording studio with a professional and certified sound engineer. Check them out at https://bobsmusic.com/tmp4678/ Join the Ottawa Valley Tourist Association's #tourismfamily today by becoming an OVTA member. It's completely free! http://www.ottawavalley.travel/About_the_OVTA/Become_an_OVTA_Member.html The Township of Madawaska Valley is proud to support and promote their local businesses. Shop small and local businesses in Madawaska Valley and help support your local community: https://www.madawaskavalley.ca

The story of one of New Brunswick's most notorious rum runners.

Madawaska Rob is back from his hiatus to talk about the week that was in KMS

Episode  23: Caretaking in the Bush - the Hamilton-Haskin Family Experience In this final episode on the lives of full time Algonquin Park residents, I wanted to share with you stories that I've collected from the Hamilton-Haskin family from Madawaska. The family's original matriarch and patriarch, Wilmot and Victoria Hamilton lived just outside the eastern boundary of Algonquin Park from 1897 to 1954 on the north shore of Victoria  Lake,14 kilometers from anything close to civilization. Not only did they survive, caretaking a hunting lodge owned by Edward Curtis Smith, a former governor of Vermont, but also raised a dozen children to adulthood. Though not technically part of Algonquin Park, and therefore, I suppose, not really a Algonquin Defining Moment, it's close enough and their story is one of the best I've collected with incredible insight into what life was like in the early 20th Century for these hearty Canadians. Also joining me again are the Wakami Wailers with a song called ‘Take This Land”, from their 1993 album Waltz With the Woods. Their music can be found on www.wakamiwailers.com. There  are also a great collection of photographs on my website www.algonquinparkheritage.com  and if you are interested in reading the full story of  Governor Smith  and his Ontario Retreat, you can find it at the Friends of Algonquin Park bookstores or online at www.amazon.ca or www.amazon.com.

Melody is here to let you know about Blogs, Podcasts and events to look forward to and then we have a preview of next week's episode with filmmakers Daniel Quintanilla and Jessamine Irwin. They've been working on Le Carrefour and we can't wait for you to hear all about it. Film's Website - https://lecarrefourfilm.com/ Support the Film - https://www.gofundme.com/f/2ukpv-film-fundraiser-le-carrefour Trailer - https://vimeo.com/567610579 Articles: Meet Canadian film producer Lucie Tremblay in free virtual program - http://francoamerican.bdnblogs.com/2021/08/27/franco-american-news-and-culture/meet-canadian-film-producer-lucie-tremblay-in-free-virtual-program/ Othering the Madawaska in Travel Narratives - http://querythepast.com/madawaska-travel-narratives/ How Mill Girls and Working Mothers Redefined Franco-American Womanhood - https://modernefrancos.com/how-mill-girls-and-working-mothers-redefined-franco-american-womanhood/ Podcasts: Franco-American Pathways, Episode Four: Mapping Franco Lewiston: https://francopathwayspod.wordpress.com/ Franco Foods: Taste of Acadia, Ployes (Acadian Buckwheat Pancakes): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahCwvXisyVU Events: Labor Day Screening of Slatersville, September 3 and 4 at 1:30pm EST: https://www.rihs.org/event/labor-day-screening-of-slatersville/ Slatersville Website: https://www.firstmillvillage.com/ Meet Canadian film producer Lucie Tremblay in this free virtual program: http://francoamerican.bdnblogs.com/2021/08/27/franco-american-news-and-culture/meet-canadian-film-producer-lucie-tremblay-in-free-virtual-program/ Don't forget to check out our Patreon for extra bonus content and a way to support the show - https://www.patreon.com/fclpodcast​​​ You can get your own FCL Face Mask, check out our merch on Teespring – https://www.teespring.com/fclpodcast​

The Madawaska Kanu Centre (MKC) and OWL Rafting are two of the best outdoor adventure experiences in the Ottawa Valley. Friendly and experienced staff, world class whitewater, waterfront resort and delicious food, the OWL Rafting and MKC team are there every splash of the way to take your paddling skills to the next level! With a Destination Canada's Canadian Signature Experiences (CSE) designation, an incredible team with a love for water and adventure, and a close knit family that surrounds themselves with their community, the outdoors, and each other, Claudia Kerckhoff Van Wijk and Stefi Van Wijk want you to know that paddling is for everyone (and why you should totally come and check it out for yourself!) This week's podcast is sponsored by: Amanda Talker Media is the Ottawa Valley's most trusted branding expert, having worked with many well-known and loved businesses throughout Renfrew County. Let Amanda help your business grow through social media, photography and brand identity by booking with her at https://amandatalker.media/ Ms. April's Music Studio: Receive 10% off online, virtual piano lessons with Ms. April by using the code OV Boss Babe Podcast at checkout at https://msaprilsmusicstudio.mymusicstaff.com/ Join the Ottawa Valley Tourist Association's #tourismfamily today by becoming an OVTA member. It's completely free! http://www.ottawavalley.travel/About_the_OVTA/Become_an_OVTA_Member/Join_Our_Tourism_Family.html The Township of Madawaska Valley is proud to support and promote their local businesses. Shop small and local businesses in Madawaska Valley and help support your local community: https://www.madawaskavalley.ca

From the Acadian Festival in Madawaska, the Thomas Point Bluegrass Festival in Brunswick, to the Famous Moxie Festival in Lisbon and the 149 year old Cumberland Fair, Maine is moving on, in some cases, with its traditional venues. Hear what the organizers are thinking!

Canadians interested in visiting the United States won't be able to do so until August 21st. It's bad news for the Acadian Festival in Madawaska, Maine. It's set for August 12 - 15th - and Canadians usually stream across the border from Edmundston to participate. We speak with the Chamber of Commerce in Madawaska.

We're continuing our tour of the province this summer, taking note of the museums and heritage sites along the way. Tourism coordinator Janice Arsenault will be our guide to the Edmundston/Madawaska region.

It's a new era of The Kirk Minihane Show. Justin leads off by pitching himself to Kirk for a full-time job and will have a formal presentation later this week. Kirk recaps the Madawaska live event and the hit piece about him in the Fiddlehead Focus written Hannah Caitlin. Another win for Kirk as the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court upheld a lower-court judge's move to dismiss Curtatone's lawsuit. Kirk announces the next live show that will be held at the Saco Drive-In yet again. Tickets are on-sale right now. Support Our Sponsors: AllBirds- Discover your perfect pair at barstool.link/AllbirdsBSS Better Help- Get 10% off your first month at barstool.link/KIRKBetterHelp Miltons- Shop online at barstool.link/MiltonsBSS Simpli Safe- Go to barstool.link/simplisafeKIRK today to customize your system Vincero Watches- Go to barstool.link/kirkvincero

Poodledick finally makes his long awaited appearance on Kirkin Off!! hear what the GOAT has to say about Blind Mike twice a week, Madawaska, Cullinane and much more. of course we have our new segment as well FUBOWTSS.

No guest this week, no news this week, the shows only 23 minutes... but we had fun. we shoulda gone to Madawaska

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Oh baby. Better late than never. Seconds before recording the show Craig and Mike saw something that solidified Craig's previous claims about his neighborhood. Matt was unable to make the show because he's going on a date! Craig and Mike anticipate Matt is giddy and they are putting their thoughts on his predate ritual. Craig recaps his trip to Madawaska. *SPOILER ALERT* This is easily the dullest list that has ever been brought to the show. Mike had a week and a half to get it together. Two items. Pathetic.    Listen to Very Good Show on all podcast platforms.   YouTube: Very Good Show   Twitter: @VeryGoodShows @CraigVGS @verygoodmatt @Mike_VGS   Instagram: @VeryGoodShow   Facebook: Very Good Show   Intro/outro Music by the band “Maybrick” Get there album on iTunes! Show logo by Dan Stetson check him out on instagram @dan.stetson

Mike saves the day as Justin can't put together a sentence.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/kirk-minihane-show-wrap-up/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Jay And Tim come through to talk about Madawaska, the Carrabis VD and Menners drama, the week of shows and much more. BMD and AA return next week!

Yesterday's lunch after the Miltons trip was one Kirk wants to forget as soon as he can. With this being the final show before Madawaska of course Justin screws up so bad that the entire event is in jeopardy. Thankfully the KMS electric guy, Matt Carano, swoops in and saves the day. Justin does try to make up for his ineptitude by sharing a secret Chick-Fil-A hack that you won't believe.

Matt Carano of Quantum Week produces the episode on the eve of the biggest KMS trip to Milton's yet.The once self proclaimed "Son of Madawaska" has had enough. After Big Rick's pulled catering for Saturday's live show in Madawaska, Kirk is just about done with the people of that selfish town. Dan Daigle rejoins the Madawaska town council with his tail between his legs, but still has some issues that he wants to be clarified.

Q96.1 cowers and won't allow Kirk on the radio before the live show this weekend. Catering for the Madawaska trip is now in jeopardy after Big Rick sent Justin a sad text message, and he needs to reach out and apologize to get back in the good graces of Kirk. Selectman Dan Daigle is not willing to compromise his morals to stay on the Madawaska board and Kirk changes his mind on how he feels about him. Kirk denies a baptism and gives his thoughts on Jon Rahm withdrawing from the Memorial Tournament.

The key to Madawaska finds a new home. Steve's A Liar Guy returns with an instant classic. Au Revoir Madawaska. Jeff Lowe gets emotional as season 1 of The Dozen finishes up. Welcome to the trivia team Jeff Nadeau. Justin reveals he hates slavery.

After a heated back and forth on Twitter yesterday, Hank Lockwood producer of Pardon My Take, calls into the show and accepts Kirk's Rough and Rowdy challenge. Bussin With The Boys talks about Kirk's mental health. A check in with Stacey from Madawaska with some BIG news regarding a street name. Rico Bosco chose a side in Hank vs Kirk that leads to the end of the Ryder/Minifan experiment. Fill in producer Craig plays some great prank phone calls and some not so great parody songs.

(This episode was recorded on March 24, and the Chisler was blindsided by the news that he needed to find a new house and move. So after a brief hiatus, we are finally back!) In our longest episode ever, E-Money and The Chisler welcome back 6th time guest host, ReggaeTron, and the first time guest, The Archivist! The three discuss Germany, video games, sex during quarantine, good Samaritans, #WhatIsInterlokken, and much more. After trying to guess “What’s in the Box?!” the Tag Team titles are on the line once again as ReggaeTron and The Archivist take on Chisler’s List! Video Bit: https://youtu.be/lo4dX5a44c8 •Win a Podcast Championship Belt!• VOTE HERE: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ZQ3RCP7 Click the link above and select who you think should receive a title! And by entering your email address, you will be entered to win a belt of your own! We will randomly select one voter who will receive their own custom Podcast Championship Belt sent to them at no cost! Rules: Only one vote/entry per person. US residents only. Contest will be open for a period of time specified by The Weekend Social Podcast— the timeline will be updated on the.WeekendSocialPodcast.com and drawing date will be announced 14 days in advance. Winner will be contacted by email (or phone if provided) and Chisler will work with winner to customize their podcast championship belt. Belt will take approximately 3-4 weeks to construct. No purchase necessary. •Show Nuts• Sex During the Coronavirus Just Isn't Happening—and It's Totally Normal https://www.health.com/condition/infectious-diseases/coronavirus/sex-during-coronavirus Video game play may provide learning, health, social benefits, review finds https://www.apa.org/monitor/2014/02/video-game# Madawaska man’s car stolen from police station while he was reporting suspected bike theft http://fiddleheadfocus.com/2021/03/23/news/madawaska-mans-car-stolen-from-police-station-while-he-was-reporting-suspected-bike-theft/ •JUST THE TIP• Top 20 Excellent Leonardo DiCaprio Quotes https://motivationgrid.com/top-20-greatest-leonardo-dicaprio-quotes/ ••••Contact Us! We want your feedback and ideas!••• Email: TheWeekendSocialPodcast@gmail.com Twitter: The Chisler: https://twitter.com/fochisel E-Money: https://twitter.com/emoneytws Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/The-Weekend-Social-Podcast-100412098008836/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theweekendsocialpodcast/

On this episode... - Flying solo w/ Andrew - Vikings Schedule - Trip to Madawaska for the Kirk Minihane Show - Substack articles and NFL rookies of the year - Interview Updates

Justin fills in for Steve and gives us the "progress" he has made with Madawaska 2021. Elon Musk hosted SNL and despite all the hype, it was very uneventful. Kirk reacts to Julie Dicaro on Tim Tebow trying to return to the air. Kirk makes an appearance on one of the biggest radio shows in Rhode Island to give his take on Governor McGee cancelling an event due to one of the hosts having Trump affiliation.

Episode 7: A late 19th Century Bear Hunt Just outside the park boundary on the east side, on Victoria Lake, is a large hunting lodge owned for over 50 years by a former Governor of Vermont, Edward Curtis Smith and his family. Whilst researching the history of the lodge and its connection to the town of Madawaska, (to be published Feb 2021) I came across a short story about a family bear hunting expedition. Though the author, Nancy Bailey, is not known, it seems that many of the protagonists were actual people and if the ages are generally correct, the story likely took place in 1898 or 1899. Though not directly an Algonquin Defining Moment, the story did seem to be a suitable conclusion to the poaching and trapping in the park series. As best as I have been able to discern it pretty accurately reflects an idealized vision of manhood that was taking hold at the time of primitive, frontier manliness and athleticism. It also provides a marvelous introduction to ‘life in the wilderness' or at least a certain style of ‘life in the wilderness', which will be the subject of Episode 8. There, I will share the history of three great lodges long gone namely The Highland Inn on Cache Lake, Nominigan on Smoke Lake and Minnesing on Burnt Island Lake.

The Co-Host of "All in the Minifamily" comes through to talk about, Kirk, his aforementioned Saturday night show w Tim Ridgolds, Kirkin Off, Sasha vs Bayley I, Shinsuke and Finn Balor. And of course Andrew is back w another addition of Minifan News.

Latino Kirk Minihane is one of the newest OG Minifans in the KMS World. He's known recently for his Panora, Iowa trip with Will the KMS intern and the uncomfortable presence he continually made on camera. What you may not know is how he became a Minifan. LKM talks about the anger he had for his favorite station going away and how outrageous he found the new format, leading to a switch to WEEI. He also discusses why he was not checking out Team Robinson's wife in Madawaska, leading to a spirited discussion on the right size of a woman's behind. Support our sponsor, Red Dogs and Company at reddogscompany.com. Not only will the promo code MINIFAN get you 10% off, Red Dogs and Company will make a 10% donation to the JED Foundation to support mental health. We talked about the best alternatives to regular radio. Latino Kirk Minihane subscribes to Amazon Music Unlimited and when you sign up with my link, you support the show and we get a small commission. It's only $7.99 when you are already a Prime Member. https://amzn.to/2Qm7E8L

First timers Ned Snark @amb3629 and Andy Mayo @AnDvMnEcT join the program to talk about Ned's in person recollection of his trip to Madawaska. The guys also go into their view of Blind Mike's performance and how he should be punished, if at all. If replaced, who would we put in the number two chair? That and much more. Support the Minifan Show by clicking on the link below and considering a purchase. There are Minifan Shows popping up all over the place. Use Buzzsprout and with each paid plan, get a $20 Amazon Gift Card. https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=729974 Find your passion with Skillshare. Click on the link below and get two free months of a premium plan. https://skillshare.eqcm.net/c/2040817/298081/4650 You get 12% your total purchase and 7 day no pay trial with Buffy. https://www.shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=1221291&u=2301079&m=81529 Disclosure: We receive a small commission when you click the link and make a purchase which helps support the show.