Podcasts about maifest

Maifest is Saturday May 17 at Oak Shade Grove and Robert McMahon spoke with Fred about this event which this year is open to the public.  Details on their Facebook page. 

Maifest - von Johann Wolfgang Goethe

What A WILD Weekend! The Morning Scramble gets one shot…one opportunity…to show you exactly what they did over their weekends. Check out their weekend photos on the Z102.9 Facebook page, hear the stories of their adventures, and share what you did! The Morning Scramble is headed to Producer Ben’s Amana Colonies this weekend for Maifest. ... Read more

In dieser Folge von "Fünfzehn Minuten über den Fünfzehnten" spricht Brigitte Neichl mit dem Podcast-Team des Bezirksmuseums Simmering (BM 11), bestehend aus Petra Leban, Claudia Schopf und Thomas Pelikan. Anlass des Gesprächs ist der Start ihres eigenen Podcasts mit dem Titel "Simmering einst und jetzt. Historisches aus dem Elften", dessen erste Folge sich mit einem "verwahten Schneider" beschäftigt, der 1853 ein Attentat auf Kaiser Franz Josef verübte. In diesem Interview erfahren die Hörerinnen und Hörer mehr über die Entstehungsgeschichte des BM 11-Podcasts, von der ersten Idee in der Coronazeit bis zur Umsetzung. Das Team aus Simmering teilt seine Motivation, kulturelle Inhalte über diesen Weg zu vermitteln, die notwendigen Vorbereitungen und die Beteiligung von Manuel Pöppel, einem erfahrenen Podcaster, der die technische Unterstützung leistet. Des Weiteren sprechen Petra, Claudia und Thomas über die Inhalte ihrer ersten Folge über den "verwahten Schneider" János Libényi, den Attentatsversuch auf Kaiser Franz Josef und die Entstehung eines Spottlieds. Sie erläutern die Quellen ihrer Recherche, darunter die Simmeringer Museumsblätter von Hans Havelka, Internetrecherchen mit der ANNO-Suche der Nationalbibliothek und neuerdings auch der KI sowie Hinweisen aus WienGeschichteWiki. Dabei gehen sie auch der Frage nach der Bedeutung des Begriffs "verwaht" im Zusammenhang mit dem Schneider und der Simmeringer Haide nach. Das Team des Bezirksmuseums Simmering gibt außerdem einen Ausblick auf geplante Themen zukünftiger Folgen, wie den europäischen Ursprung der Tulpe in Wien und einen Zwischenfall bei der Einweihung der Neusimmeringer Pfarrkirche. Im Gespräch werden auch Anknüpfungspunkte zwischen dem 11. und dem 15. Bezirk erörtert, darunter die U3 und persönliche Lieblingsorte in Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus. Es werden sogar Ideen für eine gemeinsame Podcast-Folge beider Bezirksmuseen gesponnen. Co-Moderatorin dieser Folge ist Birgit Dibi. Grätzelkorrespondentin Karin Elise Sturm "Sunny" steuerte in dieser Folge einen Beitrag über die aktuelle Situation in der äußeren Mariahilfer Straße und deren Seitengassen bei. Sie berichtete von den laufenden Bauarbeiten und Umbauten, inklusive der Verlegung der Fahrbahn, dem Bau des Rad-Highways und der Erneuerung der Infrastruktur wie Fernwärme- und Wasserrohren. Zudem gibt Karin Elise Sturm einen Überblick über zahlreiche Veranstaltungen im Bezirk, darunter das Maifest, die Open Mic Night im Bezirksmuseum, eine Lesung im Buchcafé Melange, das Frühlingsfest am Schwendermarkt, eine Kleidertauschparty und die Good Morning Dates. Skript (außer Grätzelkorrespondenzen): Brigitte Neichl.

Alex Stein, Prime Time 99 joins us for a great chat about his journey to the recent virality and what it's like now. We chat about Darren's X account, getting the hate, the 6 week cycle, PNAC, the reality of flying Boeing vs Airbus lately, Delta 8, Fentanyl, YT virality, the moon landing, moms with Trans, his City Council meetings and more.   In the second half we get into kids going Conservative, Government corruption, the New Narrative Network, the greatest story never told, finding Hitler, getting cancelled, what it was like getting on Blaze TV, manifestation and success, Maifest demise, the hustle, the different type of pressure getting new gigs, the Big Mac index, opening for Tucker, live comedy, messing with cops and some great stories about his experiences.   https://www.blazetv.com/series/uE5PVJItcS9s-prime-time-with-alex-stein?channel=series https://x.com/alexstein99   To gain access to the second half of show and our Plus feed for audio and podcast please clink the link http://www.grimericaoutlawed.ca/support.   For second half of video (when applicable and audio) go to our Substack and Subscribe. https://grimericaoutlawed.substack.com/ or to our Locals  https://grimericaoutlawed.locals.com/ or Rokfin www.Rokfin.com/Grimerica Patreon https://www.patreon.com/grimericaoutlawed   Support the show directly: https://grimerica.ca/support-2/ Outlawed Canadians YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@OutlawedCanadians Our Adultbrain Audiobook Podcast and Website: www.adultbrain.ca Our Audiobook Youtube Channel:  https://www.youtube.com/@adultbrainaudiobookpublishing/videos Darren's book www.acanadianshame.ca Check out our next trip/conference/meetup - Contact at the Cabin www.contactatthecabin.com Other affiliated shows: www.grimerica.ca The OG Grimerica Show www.Rokfin.com/Grimerica Our channel on free speech Rokfin Join the chat / hangout with a bunch of fellow Grimericans  Https://t.me.grimerica https://www.guilded.gg/chat/b7af7266-771d-427f-978c-872a7962a6c2?messageId=c1e1c7cd-c6e9-4eaf-abc9-e6ec0be89ff3   Get your Magic Mushrooms delivered from: Champignon Magique  Get Psychedelics online Leave a review on iTunes and/or Stitcher: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/grimerica-outlawed http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/grimerica-outlawed Sign up for our newsletter http://www.grimerica.ca/news SPAM Graham = and send him your synchronicities, feedback, strange experiences and psychedelic trip reports!! graham@grimerica.com InstaGRAM https://www.instagram.com/the_grimerica_show_podcast/  Purchase swag, with partial proceeds donated to the show www.grimerica.ca/swag Send us a postcard or letter http://www.grimerica.ca/contact/ ART - Napolean Duheme's site http://www.lostbreadcomic.com/  MUSIC Tru Northperception, Felix's Site sirfelix.bandcamp.com

Summer travel is in full swing so Mike and Cam share a couple of exciting recent trips! While Cam ventures back to Sin City, Las Vegas and is mostly on a good roll, he shares a cautionary moment where things go a little off the rails. Mike's latest adventure with his family takes him to Milwaukee for Lakefront Brewery's incredible Maifest celebration. It's a gluten free fest unlike anything Mike has ever attended and you won't believe the culinary highlights he experiences!

On today's Celiac Project Podcast:Summer travel is in full swing so Mike and Cam share a couple of exciting recent trips! While Cam ventures back to Sin City, Las Vegas and is mostly on a good roll, he shares a cautionary moment where things go a little off the rails. Mike's latest adventure with his family takes him to Milwaukee for Lakefront Brewing's incredible Maifest celebration. It's a gluten free fest unlike anything Mike has ever attended and you won't believe the culinary highlights he experiences!Listen to the full episode here: https://celiacprojectpodcast.libsyn.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“Maifest” is a traditional German festival in May that celebrates the arrival of spring. Since my first time visiting Germany, I've been curious to learn more.  Grab your lederhosen, and join Sarah and Me as we catch up with our friends Mark and Mary Aronson in Watertown Minnesota to raise a Maibaum and experience a traditional Maifest. https://www.thecuriouspod.com/questions/maifest   ※    -  The Map Of Recording Locations: www.thecuriouspod.com/map - The Podcast Hotline: (612) 584-9330

Welcome to WNY Brews! On this week's episode, Scott and Brian talk about some exciting events and news in the Western New York beer scene.First up, 42 North Brewing presents the Fourth Annual HillTAP Festival at Holiday Valley in Ellicottville on July 27. The event kicks off with a chair lift ride to Spruce Lake and features a day filled with music, craft beer from 42 North, and a variety of outdoor activities. Enjoy live music from Smilo & the Ghost (1-4 pm, Spruce Lake Cabin Stage), Miller & The Other Sinners (4-5:30 pm, Tannenbaum Stage), and Workingmans' Dead (6-8:30 pm, Tannenbaum Stage). Tickets are available now, with early bird pricing at $35, advance tickets at $45, and day-of tickets at $50.In other news, BTR Brews in the Village of Angola has announced it will be closing its doors on July 31. In a heartfelt Facebook post, owner Brandy Lombardo expressed gratitude for the support over the past 2.5 years, explaining the closure as a necessary decision for her family's well-being.Buffalo is set to welcome Iron Cedar Brewery & Meadery at 4345 Genesee Street, near the Buffalo Niagara International Airport. The brewery plans to offer a variety of meads, including unique flavors like Dragons Breath and Maiden Voyage, as well as honey-infused beers. They aim to open later this summer and will also provide food options.The Genesee Country Village & Museum is hosting History on Tap on June 7, featuring local craft beers, wines, and ciders, including the museum's own historical brews. The event will include live music, food, magic lantern shows, and more. Participants include OSB Ciderworks, Eli Fish Brewing, and Rohrbach Brewing with their historical beers. Tickets are $30, with a discount for members.Big Ditch Brewing is set to re-release two beers on Friday, May 24. Stark White Dad Shoes IPA, featuring Riwaka and Galaxy hops, and West Coast Burner, a variant of Hayburner IPA with added grapefruit and pine bitterness, will be available on tap and in 4-pack cans at Big Ditch's taproom.Maifest at Spring Garden Park in East Aurora will feature a specially brewed Maibock from Buffalo Brewing Company. The event, taking place on May 25, includes a keg tapping ceremony, performances by The Caledonian Pipe Band and SGTV Edelweiss Dancers, and live music from The Polka Boys. The park opens at noon with food available starting at 1 pm. Admission is $6.Mortalis Brewing is releasing nearly half a dozen new beers this week. On May 23, look out for Hydra: Sangria Fruited Smoothie Sour, Depths of Hydra (a collaboration with Homes Brewery), Happy Learned How To Putt IPA (a collab with Frequentem Brewing), Pomona: Banana & Peanuts Imperial Stout, and Barrel Aged Pomona. These releases will be available in various formats, including cans and bottles.For more details on these stories, visit BuffaloBeerLeague.com. You can reach us at (716) 486-BEER or email us at Scott@WNYBrews.com or Brian@BuffaloBeerLeague.com. Cheers! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Heute wieder eine weitere Folge aus den Live Podcasts die direkt an Nr. 7 Anschließt. Ihr wollt auch mal Live dabei sein und Teil der Benzingespräche sein? Hier findet ihr den Link zu unserem Discord Channel : VDS-Discrod Themen in dieser Live-Show: - Camber to Hell event - MaiFest 2.0 der RennsteigGarage - Autotreffen Familiär Vs. Groß - Die Zukunft von Unterholz - AVUS Edition für Timo? - XS Event in Kroatien - Wann hat ein Auto Geburtstag? --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/benzingespraeche/message

Everything is in motion…our mind is a runaway train!Join us as we explore the practice of setting up a point of focus so that we might step off the train and have the life we want.

Join the Dastardly Dialect of Jamie, Karen and AJ as they tackle another night of TV Tonight's line-up... Dead City, Manifest, The Lazarus Project, Silo, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds

Joe Bradtke and Carol Himmel bring a little German culture and cuisine to the Steve Cochran Show.  They are here to talk all about Maifest and why it is the best way to kick off your summer.  You can come enjoy performances from dancers and enjoy a drink and great food while all the money made will go to the 40+ German clubs throughout Chicago to buy the trips, uniforms and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nødbluss fra Kamma, Moses sin oppstandelse og Særpelonashow. Vi går gjennom 16. Mai runden med LSK-supporter Mats Sortnes Granvold og Brann-supporter Sean Røskeland. Vi kjører også en build-up til cupfinalen, blant annet med en "gjett 11er" konkurranse. Å er det riktig at de største klubbene får hjemmekamp hver 16.Mai?

Mehr E-Autos bei uns, Pläne für alten Bahnhof Schalke-Nord, Warnstreik im Einzelhandel, erstes Maifest in Kirchhellen

WBZ's Suzanne Sausville reports.

Sommer, Sonne, Sonnenschein - und dazu ein kultiger Folk-Horror. Flo, Mike und Marcel treffen in der heutigen Episode auf den WICKER MAN aus dem Jahre 1973. Dabei geht es ziemlich merkwürdig vor. Dennoch: Die Begeisterung des Trios lässt sich nicht verbergen. Und so wird nicht nur Christopher Lee als dauergrinsender Bösewicht gefeiert, nein, auch das Maifest und die damit verbundenen Rituale kommen bei unseren Dreien mehr als gut an.Ob der Film seinem Status gerecht werden kann? Eigentlich ja eine rhetorische Frage. Und dennoch versuchen wir, sie so ausführlich wie nur möglich zu beantworten. Viel Spaß mit Episode 66 des Popcasts!Wir freuen uns natürlich sehr über jegliche Kritik und Anregungen für künftige Besprechungen, sowie positive Bewertungen und Rezensionen auf iTunes.Twitter: https://twitter.com/popundnacBlog: https://popcornundnachos.deiTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/popcorn-und-nachos-der-popcast/id1482372346Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0j5BdeN7VS034B2Zld3Q71?si=0uNlHTViSH2LzW74uJYJAA

Welcome to the Chicago Beer Pass: Your ticket to all the great beer events happening in and around Chicago.On this episode of Chicago Beer Pass, Brad Chmielewski and Nik White are opening cans of Hazy Pitch, a 5% ABV Hazy Pale Ale from Revolution Brewing. As the guys knock back these cans they talk about Perch, Howard Street Brewing and MaiFest in Lincoln Square. It’s street fest season in Chicago so you can count on amazing neighborhood festivals all over the city.Having issues listening to the audio? Try the MP3 (62.0MB) or subscribe to the podcast on iTunes!

Heute geht's kreuz und quer durch den Gemüsegarten des Lebens. Taut euch lieber schon mal eure letzte Familienpackung Leberkäse auf, den es gibt viel zu bequatschen. Wir widmen uns folgenden Fragen:Wie viele Zelte lassen sich…

This week in the Pulse you'll find a list of the Memorial Day services around the county, as well as a story on Dale Seaquist, who's been playing “Taps” at Memorial Day services for over 75 years. Andrew Kleidon is joined by Sara Rae Lancaster to talk about the weekends festivities, including Jacksonport's Maifest, and more. Also, as folks fire up their grills for the first time this season, Lancaster and Kleidon share their tips on selecting the perfect cut of meat for the grill, and a recipe for a secret ingredient that is sure to kick up any cookout.

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Hallo! Wie gehts?! We're into our second week of May, even though it has certainly felt more like March. That said, the meteorologists are predicting warmer weather and festival season is officially here. This week, Marcy Stone of the Deutschstadt Heritage Foundation in Germantown, Wisconsin, joins me to talk about Maifest. Maifest is the annual celebration of spring, and it's a whole lot of fun. Maifest takes place Friday, May 20 to Sunday, May 22 at Marketplace Plaza II, N112 W16560 Mequon Rd. (at the corner of Mequon Rd. & Squire Dr.) in Germantown. https://www.facebook.com/maifest.germantown (Maifest Germantown - Facebook) http://maifestgermantown.org/ (Maifest Germantown Celebration – Annual German Celebration of Maifest – in Germantown, WI) If you like the show, please consider subscribing at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fifteen-minutes-with-fuzz/id1578203280 (Apple Podcasts), https://open.spotify.com/show/51vwn8hpDUqKG8LnACkpYK (Spotify), or https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5jYXB0aXZhdGUuZm0vZmlmdGVlbndpdGhmdXp6Lw (Google Podcasts). New episodes every Monday at midnight. Thanks for listening! https://fifteenwithfuzz.com/ This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Gestern Nacht war eine besondere Nacht! Die Mainacht, in der die Elfen zu sehen sind. Der Tanz in den Mai, der die Fruchtbarkeit der Natur feiert. Die Walpurgisnacht, in der die Hexen fliegen. Die Nacht zum 01.05. hat viele Feste – und sie kommen nicht von irgendwoher. Sie alle haben ihren Ursprung in Beltane, einem alten europäischen Volksfest. Beltane feiert die Natur und ihr Erblühen. Ihre Fruchtbarkeit, Freude und Sexualität. Es ist eines der Jahreskreisfeste und läutet den meteorologischen Beginn der Sommerszeit ein. Es steht für Feuer, wilde Energie und Ekstase. Klingt aufregend? Ist es auch. Entdecke mit mir die mystische Mainacht neu und erfahre, wie du noch jetzt die Energien von Beltane für dich nutzen kannst. In dieser Folge spreche ich unter anderem darüber: - Was die Walpurgisnacht bedeutet - Wie das Maifest damit zusammenhängt - Über die Ursprünge in Beltane - Was Hexen und Elfen damit (nicht) zu tun haben - Warum es ein Kompliment ist, eine Hexe zu sein - Wie du die Energien von Beltane nutzen kannst Empfehlungen: Podcastfolge: Ostara – Ein Jahreskreisfest für Balance, Wachstum und Lebensenergie https://spoti.fi/36JirVZ Podcastfolge: Moderne Hexerei und Magie – Ein Interview mit Doris https://spoti.fi/3mSbxSk Das Zauberhaut Buch: Der Ratgeber für Menschen mit Neurodermitis, Schuppenflechte, Akne und unreiner Haut. Gebündeltes Zauberhaut Wissen sowie persönliche Einblicke helfen dir, die Botschaften deiner Haut zu verstehen: https://www.zauberhaut.coach/buch/ Tägliche Inspiration für Körper, Geist und Seele gibt es auf Instagram: http://instagram.zauberhaut.coach Aktiviere deine Selbstheilungskräfte, indem du deine 7 Energiezentren reinigst und aktivierst: http://www.chakren-meditationskurs.de Komm mit auf eine 4-wöchige Online Transformationsreise mit Gleichgesinnten und löse Blockaden und Ängste in deinem Unterbewusstsein: http://www.transformations-reise.de Zauberhaut Premium – Der magische Mitgliederbereich für emotionale Weiterentwicklung, Lebensfreude und mehr Zeit für dich: https://www.zauberhaut.coach/premium/ Wie kann dir Zauberhaut individuell und ganzheitlich helfen? Lass dich kostenfrei von uns beraten: https://www.zauberhaut.coach/beratung/

Good Morning it's Tuesday May 25th and this is Slices of Wenatchee. We're excited to bring you a closer look at one of our top stories and other announcements every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.    Today - What's going on in Leavenworth? Between changes in their approach to holiday lights, and the cancellation of Oktoberfest, what do events look like from here on out?   Today's episode is brought to you by Equilus Group Incorporated. Equilus Group, Inc is a Registered Investment Advisory Firm in the states of Washington, Oregon, and Idaho. Equilus Group, Inc- Building Your Financial Success. Learn more at Equilusfinancial.com. Member SIPC and FINRA.   --   Now our feature story…    A new “always on” approach to Leavenworth's Bavarian Village holiday lights was introduced during the pandemic.   But why?   The reconfigured festival, now “Village of Lights” rather than “Christmas Lighting” , is designed to avoid the massive weekend crowds that put pressure on safety, parking, traffic and the overall visitor and resident experience.   There's also a plan to add more light displays to the half a million-plus that already shine each year. Now,  that magical experience is going on midweek as well as weekends.   The same strategy will be applied to other chamber-sponsored events in January, February and May.   The change follows a comprehensive discussion by the chamber's board, according to chamber spokeswoman Jessica Stoller. The discussion was focused on how to improve all the festivals, with an eye toward overall safety, crowd mitigation, and the event experience for our visitors and locals.   The idea is to level out the peak traffic and visitation times.   So, Instead of one weekend in May where they showcase Maifest traditions, they would have programming and activities every weekend throughout the month.   For the December holiday lighting festivities, specifically, that means a host of new activities. Some include a scavenger hunt and new lighting displays, Letters to Santa, Gingerbread heart necklaces for children, A benefit gingerbread house construction competition, Opportunities to win a themed Christmas tree and accompanying gifts, Gift wrapping stations, Locally made ornaments for those shopping mid-week & more.   Stoller says that after a year without the festival, the board took thoughtful steps to evolve the event to be in line with the popularity of Leavenworth during the month of December. These changes will help in the effort to mitigate crowd sizes, spread out the parking availability, and elevate the experience for both visitors and locals alike.   As of now, specifics on the events planned for January and February are still being finalized.   And what's in store for Leavenworth's Oktoberfest?  For more than two decades it's taken place on three weekends in October - all organized by the nonprofit Projekt Bayern. Well… it still remains in limbo.    It was canceled in 2020 because of the pandemic. But now, a combination of the uncertainty about COVID-19 restrictions this fall and changes proposed by the city led to it being canceled again this year.    The city of Leavenworth has since canceled Projekt Bayern's contract to host the event, which had been in place since 2012.   The other traditional Bavarian Village event is the Autumn Leaf Festival, which features a parade. It's organized by another nonprofit, the Washington State Autumn Leaf Festival Association. It also was canceled last year because of the pandemic, but it's planned for the end of September this year.    To learn more about what's going on in Leavenworth visit us at WenatcheeWorld.com   -   Here's what else you need to know about today…   And as you've heard by now, Sunday night's high winds blew a fire up the Swakane Canyon along 97A toward Entiat.. Fire crews held the fire back from crossing over Highway 97A into 15 homes along the Columbia River.   Later the wind started to subside as Chelan County firefighters and Forest Service hand crews boxed in the fire.. The cause of the fire is under investigation.   /   The Health district will assume leadership of Wenatchee mass vaccination site starting later this week on May 28th.   - Before we continue, a special thanks to our friends and sponsors at Confluence Health. The team at Confluence Health is grateful for the trust the community puts in them every single day. They are diligently working to improve the health and quality of life for our friends and neighbors. They are Grateful | They are Confluence Health.  Learn more by visiting them at ConfluenceHealth.com -   Next    A perhaps soon-to-be local tech startup, SyncFloor, took home the top prize at last week's Flywheel Investment Conference.   The Seattle-based company was awarded $150,000 for the grand prize, and accepted a $50,000 relocation prize. That part is offered to the first-place winner if they choose to relocate to Chelan or Douglas counties.   Wenatchee-based PetHub won the $5,000 fan favorite award.   The Flywheel Investment Conference is an annual event that generates exposure and resources for early stage companies by bringing entrepreneurs, investors, and community members together.    The conference is organized by the NCW Tech Alliance, and is hosted in partnership with the Flywheel Angel Network.. The Flywheel Angel Network is a group of investors who have an affinity for North Central Washington. They want to support long-term economic development.    So what's SyncFloor anyways? The CEO is Kirt Debique, and the company enables businesses of all kinds — including websites, services and apps — to “use music everywhere”. They aggregate content from the world's best independent catalogs and create a streamlined discovery and licensing experience. Right now SyncFloor offers two online marketplaces for music discovery.   And PetHub? It's a data platform that puts pets at the center for all aspects of their life from the time they've joined the family by making it quick, easy and safe to find and use pet's data. PetHub has 700-800 new pets joining the site daily and more than 600 communities are using PetHub's ID tags as their license or rabies tag.   To learn more about the other companies involved in this year's conference visit us at wenatcheeworld.com   Support the show: https://www.wenatcheeworld.com/site/forms/subscription_services/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Die Corona-Pandemie hat die gesamte Kulturbranche in eine missliche Lage gebracht: Die Sorben, eine anerkannte Minderheit in Deutschland, arbeiten schon seit Jahren daran, ihre gefährdete Kultur zu bewahren und vor dem Aussterben zu schützen. Zwei Menschen aus zwei Generationen erzählen, was für sie Kultur ausmacht und was es für ein lebendiges kulturelles Leben dringend braucht.

Die Spannung steigt von Stunde zu Stunde. Nur noch einmal schlafen bis zum nächsten Löwen-Auftritt in Wiesbaden - und bleibt der TSV 1860 beim Zweitliga-Absteiger unbesiegt, dann nimmt der Traum vom goldenen Mai und der Rückkehr ins Unterhaus immer konkretere Formen an. Positiv: Rechtsverteidiger Marius Willsch hat sich fit zurückgemeldet und machte am Freitagmittag die Fahrt nach Wiesbaden mit. Über die kommende Aufgabe der Löwen sprechen Oliver Griss und Tobi Fischbeck in bewährter Manier in der neuesten Ausgabe von Radis Erben. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Die Spannung steigt von Stunde zu Stunde. Nur noch einmal schlafen bis zum nächsten Löwen-Auftritt in Wiesbaden - und bleibt der TSV 1860 beim Zweitliga-Absteiger unbesiegt, dann nimmt der Traum vom goldenen Mai und der Rückkehr ins Unterhaus immer konkretere Formen an. Positiv: Rechtsverteidiger Marius Willsch hat sich fit zurückgemeldet und machte am Freitagmittag die Fahrt nach Wiesbaden mit. Über die kommende Aufgabe der Löwen sprechen Oliver Griss und Tobi Fischbeck in bewährter Manier in der neuesten Ausgabe von Radis Erben.

Die Spannung steigt von Stunde zu Stunde. Nur noch einmal schlafen bis zum nächsten Löwen-Auftritt in Wiesbaden - und bleibt der TSV 1860 beim Zweitliga-Absteiger unbesiegt, dann nimmt der Traum vom goldenen Mai und der Rückkehr ins Unterhaus immer konkretere Formen an. Positiv: Rechtsverteidiger Marius Willsch hat sich fit zurückgemeldet und machte am Freitagmittag die Fahrt nach Wiesbaden mit. Über die kommende Aufgabe der Löwen sprechen Oliver Griss und Tobi Fischbeck in bewährter Manier in der neuesten Ausgabe von Radis Erben....

Die Spannung steigt von Stunde zu Stunde. Nur noch einmal schlafen bis zum nächsten Löwen-Auftritt in Wiesbaden - und bleibt der TSV 1860 beim Zweitliga-Absteiger unbesiegt, dann nimmt der Traum vom goldenen Mai und der Rückkehr ins Unterhaus immer konkretere Formen an. Positiv: Rechtsverteidiger Marius Willsch hat sich fit zurückgemeldet und machte am Freitagmittag die Fahrt nach Wiesbaden mit. Über die kommende Aufgabe der Löwen sprechen Oliver Griss und Tobi Fischbeck in bewährter Manier in der neuesten Ausgabe von Radis Erben....

Das volle Leben begegnet uns zu dieser Jahreszeit. Alles sprießt, blüht und gedeiht, auch das, was sich bis jetzt zurückgehalten hat. Der Frühling feiert Hochzeit. Ein Feuerwerk an Lebenslust, Fruchtbarkeit und Sinnenfreuden finden wir in der Natur. All das wollen wir auch in uns entdecken und in uns die Lebenskraft erwecken. Uns selbst ergreift der Drang, ins Freie zu gehen und die Natur in ihrer vollen Kraft auf und in uns wirken zu lassen. Ende April und im Mai finden zwei Super-Vollmonde statt, die uns den Wandel sehen lassen und uns einladen, die höchste Schwingung – die Liebe – in unser Leben zu lassen. In dieser Episode erfährst du: • Was es mit den Super-Vollmonden im April und Mai auf sich hat • Was uns die alten Feste im Mai und zu Beltane vermitteln wollen • Warum jetzt die richtige Zeit ist, um voller Liebe in dein Leben zu gehen • Wie du dich wieder mit der Natur verbindest • Wie du über die Lebenskraft-Atmung zu innerer Ruhe und Stärke findest SHOWNOTES: Weitere Inspirationen findest du auf meinem YouTube-Kanal: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHbqIUeS_XUqRkijgsp_iuw Webinar Beltane Maifest am 29. April: https://www.neuewege.online/seminare/beltane-maifest-das-fest-der-lebenskraft-do-29-april-um-20-00-uhr/ Mehr von Tanja Draxler findest du hier: Website: https://www.tanjadraxler.com/ Online-Akademie: https://www.neuewege.online/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TanjaDraxlerZenz Facebook-Gruppe: https://www.facebook.com/groups/tanjamylife Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tanja_draxler/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHbqIUeS_XUqRkijgsp_iuw Ich freue mich über deine Fragen, Anregungen oder Feedback unter: kontakt@neuewege.at

Jedes Jahr feiern die Wiener*innen traditionell den Tag der Arbeit mit Maikundgebung am Rathausplatz, Maifest im Wiener Prater und zahlreichen Kunst-, Kultur- und Informationsveranstaltungen. Die meisten von ihnen wurden Corona-bedingt abgesagt. So auch der Tag der offenen Tür im Waschsalon im Karl-Marx-Hof. Seit zehn Jahren beschäftigt sich die Ausstellung dort mit der Ersten Republik, in der die Stadt mit absoluter sozialdemokratischer Mehrheit verwaltet wurde. In dieser Zeit sind zahlreiche sozialpolitische Errungenschaften geschaffen worden, von denen wir teilweise noch heute profitieren. Gemeinsam mit seiner Frau Lili leitet und kuratiert Werner Bauer die Ausstellung im Waschsalon. Johanna Hirzberger hat mit ihm über das Vermächtnis des Roten Wiens und die aktuellen Sonderausstellungen gesprochen.

Good Morning it's Saturday February 13th, and this is The Wenatchee World's newest podcast, Slices of Wenatchee. We're excited to bring you a closer look at one of our top stories and other announcements every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.  Today - Meet the family that brought Reindeer to Leavenworth.  This episode is brought to you by Equilus Group Incorporated. Equilus Group, Inc is a Registered Investment Advisory Firm in the states of Washington, Oregon, and Idaho. Equilus Group, Inc- Building Your Financial Success. Learn more at Equilusfinancial.com. Member SIPC and FINRA. Now our feature story.   Hearts melted last winter as a herd of friendly reindeer nuzzled their fuzzy noses into the hands of visitors. Leavenworth Reindeer Farm is the only year-round venue in the lower 48 where people can meet the animals up close. The farm is run by Hans Anderson and his wife Kari. Anderson says that they wanted to give people an experience, rather than just watching the reindeers from a fence. Before meeting the reindeer Anderson will get everyone around a fire pit, sipping hot cocoa, and give a talk about the origin story of the farm, complete with reindeer facts and a few dad jokes. Like this one… What is the main difference between reindeer and caribou, besides size and domestication?  The answer? Reindeer can fly! Caribou won't even eat the magic corn. The reindeers are about 3 to 4 feet tall at the shoulder, which puts visitors face to face with 30 plus pounds of sprawling antlers. Their antlers are second only to moose in size. While visitors mingle with the herd Kari Anderson will lead calfs around and tell stories of the reindeers different personalities.  For example, Moonshine lived in the Anderson home for three months while he bottle fed. Now he's more than 150 pounds, but he still wants to go inside the house at night. To the Andersons, the reindeer are an extension of the family.  Their farm began as the home base for HC Andersen Carriage Company, and Santa would ride in their carriage for parades, but one year - rain forced the town's reindeer mascots inside, which prompted them to get real reindeer! The Andersens flew to Alaska to study with a reindeer expert, they also traveled to Norway to learn from indigenous people who raised reindeer for thousands of years.  Finally, in 2016 they brought home their first reindeer.  The farm now attracts kids and adults alike. Though it's open year round, the majority of people visit in December. Up to 1,000 people a day. According to Hans Anderson, Washington was the last state with native woodland caribou, but the last herd was nearly wiped out in the last four or five years by wolf predation. The last known female was transported to Canada last year. Now, our weekly profile of one of the World's 30 Under 35 award recipients.  Ivan Valdovinos grew up in Soap Lake and went on to graduate from Washington State University in 2015. There he earned dual bachelor's degrees, one in English and the other in foreign languages and cultures.  He later received his state teaching certificate, and then in 2016, he added a master's degree in education from Harvard Graduate School, where he focused on Latino family engagement, higher education policy and men of color in higher education. But his connection to Harvard had started earlier. In 2014, he was one of 18 students from across the nation selected to participate in the Summer Research Institute. After completing a research study he presented his findings at the National Conference for Undergraduate Research that was hosted by Harvard University.  He has since put his education to use as director of Wenatchee Valley College's TRIO Student Support Services Program, where he manages a five-year $1.1 million federal grant, serving 140 students a year. The program is designed to help first-generation students, low-income students and students with disabilities persist, graduate and transfer to four-year universities. He also volunteers for the Wenatchee High School College Mentor Program, which led him to receive the 2019 Wenatchee Learns Connect's “Most Fearless Mentor” award. In fall 2020, he started his doctorate program through the University of California San Diego, focused on transforming education in a diverse society. When asked what inspires him to be successful, Valdovinos told us that when he was 4 years old, his parents made a decision that would change his life forever: they decided to emigrate from Mexico to the United States. He grew up watching their lives pass by as migrant farm workers, breaking their backs year long, regardless of the weather, to make ends meet for the family. Their sacrifices allowed him to focus on his education and they inspired him to pursue a career in the education sector. isit wenatcheeworld.com/nabur In 1971 Maifest was added to the Leavenworth Festival Calendar. There had already been a Christmas lighting festival and autumn festival, both of which started in the mid 60's. The free, family oriented festival is filled with tons of entertainment - like folk dancers who dance around the Maibaum right in the center of Leavenworth. Finally, before we go we'd like to take a moment to remember the life of Joan Mae Talbot - beloved wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and friend, who went home after a long struggle with Parkinson's disease. A resident of Wenatchee since 1954, she loved her church, family, friends, and community. Joan was born in Seattle along with her twin brother, Joel. She had two older brothers: Geo and Phil. The family split their time between Seattle and Chelan Falls, where the family owned an apple orchard, packing house, and cold storage plant. After graduating from High School in Seattle, Joan pursued a Health Science degree at the University of Washington. She met George Talbot at a ski retreat and was married shortly after. Her degree was put on hold. The Korean War was heating up, so George was called into the Navy and stationed for two years at Bremerton, where their first child, was born. When the war ended, the small family moved to Wenatchee, where George started his pharmacy career. Five boys were born into the growing family. George and Joan were active in the United Methodist Church. Joan sang in the choir for 57 years. They were also on the initial Board of Directors for Mission Ridge Ski Area, and the initial Board of Directors for the Wenatchee Swim and Tennis Club. Joan volunteered for the YWCA, running estate sales. She had a rare group of community friends, who have been steadfast for up to 65 years. Their bridge club went for 55 years. After five of the six children were off to college and started their own lives, Joan finished her Nursing degree at Wenatchee Valley College. She loved nursing and worked in many different areas at the Wenatchee Valley Clinic. Then, her dream job came along. She ran the Adult Respite Day Care Program at Grace Lutheran Church. The focus of the program was to give family caregivers of disabled adults a break during the week.  After her retirement, Joan spent her summers running "Grandma's Swim and Tennis Camp", and during the winters, almost every weekend, family would stay at the 'Talbot Hotel' and ski at Mission Ridge. She will be greatly missed. Thank you for taking a moment with us today to remember and celebrate Joan's life. Thanks for listening. Today's episode is brought to you by Equilus Group, Inc- Building Your Financial Success. Learn more at Equilusfinancial.com The Wenatchee World has been engaging, informing and inspiring North Central Washington Communities since 1905. We encourage you to subscribe today to keep your heart and mind connected to what matters most in North Central Washington. Thank you for starting your morning with us and don't forget to tune in again on Tuesday! 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Renovieren, Leere Stühle Aktion, Maifest, Wirtshauswiesn, Biergartenspaß und sogar Christkindlmarkt - und das alles in einem kleinen Dorf zwischen München und dem Ammersee. Geht nicht gibt's nicht - das scheint das Motto der Familie Wankerl zu sein. Denn während ein großer Teil Deutschlands in der Krise erstarrt fahren die Wankerls zur Höchstform auf. In dieser Folge spreche ich mit Anjuli und Simon unter anderem darüber wie es Ihnen in der Krise ergangen ist, welche Gegen-Maßnahmen Sie aktiv ergriffen haben und welche Erkenntnisse Sie aus den Maßnahmen und der Krise gezogen haben. Ein überaus motivierendes und inspirierendes Interview, das neben der positiven Seite aber auch ehrlich und menschlich die negativen Seiten der Krise für die beiden Gastronomen zeigt. Die Shownotes zur heutigen Folge: Hier findet Ihr alle Infos zu den Wankerls: https://www.landgasthof-boeck.de/ Instagram: http://instagram.com/Landgasthof_boeck Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/boecklandgasthof/

The shortest workout ever. The great Maifest debate. Unemployment benefits. Zach as a golf ball. The English language is hard.

The shortest workout ever. The great Maifest debate. Unemployment benefits. Zach as a golf ball. The English language is hard.

We’re excited to report that Ober Gatlinburg is bringing more German-themed fun to the Smoky Mountains! This spring, the amusement park in Gatlinburg, TN will host its first annual Maifest. Much like Ober Gatlinburg’s popular Oktoberfest celebration in the fall, Maifest will include German-style beer and time-honored traditions from the Old World. To help you […] The post Ober Gatlinburg to Host New Spring Festival: Maifest appeared first on Visit My Smokies.

Na toll! Da lässt Simon EINMAL Patrick und Niklas alleine, schon wird die komplette Folge zu einem Rumgeheule über die ersten eigenen Facebook Posts von 2008, makabere Hate-Speech gegen westdeutsche Straßenkinder und eine pure Selbstbeweihräucherung von Niklas. Patrick ist auch da, und findet größtenteils alles kacke. Außerdem zünden wir ein Haus an und hacken uns den kleinen Finger ab. KEIN CLICKBAIT. DAS PASSIERT ECHT! Jeder kennt sie - jeder hasst sie. Straßenfeste. Karneval, Maifest, Christopher Street Day und co. werden diese Folge mal so richtig ordentlich durchbeleidigt.

In this episode the hosts change things up a little. Instead of tasting beers others have made, they take the opportunity to brew their own beer. Naturally, it's going to be a right hoppy beer, testified to by Alex's frequent interruptions during which he needs to add more hops to the brew. While the hosts are turning innocuous ingredients into beer via magic (science), they discuss the recent German festival Maifest at Spring Garden, which naturally features German beers, including a newly tapped keg of Maibock. They also ruminate on a special event they all went to recently, featuring a vertical of Utopias from Sam Adams (vintages 2012, 2013, and 2015), held at Aurora Brew Works. And of course, since they need something in the glasses, they are drinking a vertical of Alex's homebrewed barleywines during the episode.

May is the month of many fun things, I guess. Enjoy this good pile of stuff! Contents: - Cinder is the phone killer. - The 'Flattering Tongue' thing is from a sign by Doug's work where he reads very useful tips (from he thinks a very religious company). - Ocean Black rocking Queen quite seriously. This was only at Slowdown Jr. too! - Showing Trilety a big pile of coal near lake Manawa - Eating Escargo for the first time (with sangria) - This is the sound of Maifest. (minus 'beer poking') - The Faerie Tones playing outdoors at Karen's house on her birthday  - Doug and Megan made May Baskets and delivered them to friends! - 'Downside Up' by Peter Gabriel. His wonderful album 'So' came out 30 years ago. - A couple of choice bits by Susan Chang aka Sarah X. (We used to IM a lot back in the day and call each other homo.) - Doug had THE WORST show in years on Friday the 13th. - The Painfully Cheesy Love Song of the Week: 'Take It Slow' by Bobby Brown. Oh yeah, swallow that. Don't turn it off before you get to the sexy talk part!  

Maifest in Meimersdorf, und Mai-Demo in der Stadt. Außerdem: Chaos auf dem Blücherplatz wegen vergessener Schilder.