Podcast appearances and mentions of McKenzie River

Originally released 6/7/24In this episode of Bigfoot Society, host Jeremiah Byron chats with Brad, a listener from Oregon, who shares spine-chilling Bigfoot encounters experienced throughout his life. From eerie happenings in the McKenzie River area to a terrifying encounter in the Diamond Peak Wilderness, Brad recounts numerous unexplainable events. He details the sounds of screeching metal in the forest, strange lights descending into the trees, and even the unsettling encounter with massive owl-like calls near his property. This episode delves deep into Brad's personal encounters that span from his teenage years to recent years, offering a gripping insight into the mysterious world of Bigfoot.Sasquatch Summerfest this year, is July 11th through the 12th, 2025. It's going to be fantastic. Listeners, if you're going to go, you can get a two day ticket for the cost of one. If you use the code "BFS" like Bigfoot society and it'll get you some off your cost.Priscilla was a nice enough to provide that for my listeners. So there you go. I look forward to seeing you there. So make sure you head over to www. sasquatchsummerfest. com and pick up your tickets today.If you've had similar encounters or experiences, please reach out to bigfootsociety@gmail.com. Your story could be the next one we feature!

In this episode of the Explore Oregon Podcast, host Zach Urness talks with Randy Dersham, director of the new documentary film "Oregon's Boat." Dersham describes the evolution of one of the world's most famous boats — the McKenzie River Drift Boat — that took place in Eugene and on the McKenzie River. The boat evolved under a series of colorful fishing guides, woodworkers and adventurers to become the ideal boat for navigating whitewater rivers across the West. The film recently recently won the award for Best Feature at the Oregon Documentary Film Festival.

Join host Jeremiah Byron from Bigfoot Society as we dive into an episode full of spine-chilling Bigfoot encounters in Oregon with Nick Taylor, creator of the Backwoodz Bigfoot YouTube channel. Nick shares his intense experiences from the Oregon coast and more. From disturbing screams and roars near Rockaway, Oregon to tales of juvenile Sasquatch sightings in Bellingham, Washington and mysterious orbs and howls in the McKenzie River area—this episode is packed with thrilling stories that will captivate any Bigfoot enthusiast. Tune in for deep insights into some of Oregon's most intriguing locations and Bigfoot sightings.Resouces:Nick's Youtube channel - https://www.youtube.com/@backwoodzbigfootThe Giant Door Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/@giantguyor/video/7293292675120319775Email: backwoodzbigfoot@gmail.com

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In this episode, we dive deep into various intriguing Bigfoot encounters shared by our listeners spanning different states and periods. From mysterious sightings in Southern Indiana's Hoosier National Forest to eerie experiences in the McKenzie River area of Oregon, each comment brings a unique narrative. Whether it's the cryptic tales from Sasquatch territories in Pennsylvania and Tennessee or unsettling midnight encounters in Alabama and Texas, this compilation captures the wide range of Bigfoot stories. Listen as I read your comments, share expertise from different regions, and invite you to reach out for further discussions. Don't miss the engaging accounts and the opportunity to connect with the Bigfoot community.Share your Bigfoot encounter with me here: bigfootsociety@gmail.com

In Oregon a group of folks who live along a popular fishing river are nervous. The Eugene Water and Electric Board is moving forward with a plan to remove a dam, destroy a lake and business owners aren't sure why. There are many twists and turns to this story. But bottomline is ratepayers will end up footing the bill which at this point is not completely known. Yeh, makes you wonder as rates soar, why do this now? We'll talk about that. 

Grab yourself a Tarot or astrology reading at tiffanyleebrown.com, home of the Burning Tarot podcast. Rebuilding After Transformation: the Eight of Coins along the McKenzie River features a Free Tarot Reading & Woods Wander with Tiffany Lee Brown.

The Fly Fisherman's Channel is the largest collection of fly fishing-specific content on the web! Subscribe now and get 10% off your subscription by using code: FFIP10SPRING23 Episode 193 - Chris Daughters - The McKenzie River and Modern Fly Lines - Chris Daughters - Fly Fishing Insider Podcast - FFIP Your host Christian Bacasa speaks with Chris Daughters from Caddis Fly Shop out of Eugene, Oregon. Chris walks us through fishing the McKenzie River and dives into modern fly lines.  Now available on WAYPOINT TV - www.waypointtv.com Connect with me on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, LinkedIn Business, Pinterest, and YouTube. Contact Information:  Instagram - @caddiflyshop www.caddisflyshop.com This Episode's Sponsors: Dupe a Fish - Register Now; we aim to have a comprehensive list of service providers that can guide you in selecting the perfect trip for you and your party. Book a trip now and have your own adventure of a lifetime! www.dupeafish.com and @dupeafish  Like the Podcast, Show Us:  Leave a review! - Here is how I know you will love this podcast and the guests; please share, like, and support this episode.  Do you have an excellent idea for a guest or an Episode? Please let us know. You can reach the team at www.flyfishinginsiderpodcast.com. We are also very social, where you can find a ton of great fly-fishing content, giveaways, tips, and more follow us on Instagram @flyfishinginsiderpodcast or see our Facebook page Fly Fishing Insider Podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Fly Fisherman's Channel is the largest collection of fly fishing-specific content on the web! Subscribe now and get 10% off your subscription by using code: FFIP10SPRING23 Episode 193 - Chris Daughters - The McKenzie River and Modern Fly Lines - Chris Daughters - Fly Fishing Insider Podcast - FFIP Your host Christian Bacasa speaks with Chris Daughters from Caddis Fly Shop out of Eugene, Oregon. Chris walks us through fishing the McKenzie River and dives into modern fly lines.  Now available on WAYPOINT TV - www.waypointtv.com Connect with me on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, LinkedIn Business, Pinterest, and YouTube. Contact Information:  Instagram - @caddiflyshop www.caddisflyshop.com This Episode's Sponsors: Dupe a Fish - Register Now; we aim to have a comprehensive list of service providers that can guide you in selecting the perfect trip for you and your party. Book a trip now and have your own adventure of a lifetime! www.dupeafish.com and @dupeafish  Like the Podcast, Show Us:  Leave a review! - Here is how I know you will love this podcast and the guests; please share, like, and support this episode.  Do you have an excellent idea for a guest or an Episode? Please let us know. You can reach the team at www.flyfishinginsiderpodcast.com. We are also very social, where you can find a ton of great fly-fishing content, giveaways, tips, and more follow us on Instagram @flyfishinginsiderpodcast or see our Facebook page Fly Fishing Insider Podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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A conversation with Frank Lawson the General Manager for the Eugene Water & Electric Board (EWEB). EWEB is Oregon's largest customer-owned utility and provides water and electricity to the Eugene community, as well as parts of east Springfield and the McKenzie River valley area. We talk about his career, the role of EWEB in our community and what the future holds for the community's energy and water needs.

**Interview starts at: 11:50** secretsocietyofflytyers.com Guest Details: Jim Sens on Instagram Deadmans Fly Co on Instagram Caddis Fly Shop McKenzie River Fly Patterns: Jim Sens 20 Incher Oregon Fly Fishing Blog's McKenzie River Fly Pattern Library Jim Sens Birds Nest Other: McKenzie River Trust Kraken Dubbing from Fly Tyers Dungeon Midnight Sun Custom Flies Cascade Family Fly Fishers McKenzie Fly Fishers Guild Guided Trips on The McKenzie River Jim Sens Town Run Jim Sens Slump Buster Jim Sens Trout Spey Soft Hackle Jim Sens Blow Torch McKenzie River Spotify Playlist I support: Wild Steelheaders United Cast Hope Support the show: Buy me a jar of powerbait Cashapp: $SSFTpod If you enjoy the show please SUBSCRIBE + RATE + LEAVE A REVIEW on whichever platform you use to listen. Email the show: ssftpodcast@gmail.com Art by @vinylsphynx

With waterfalls, hot springs and crystal-clear lakes, the scenery on the McKenzie River Trail is among the very best in Oregon. On this week's episode of the Peak Northwest podcast, we talk all about the 26.4-mile hiking trail, found in Oregon's central Cascade Mountains east of Eugene, and all there is to see along the way. Whether you're hoping to tackle the whole trail this summer or checking out the day hikes this fall, there's a lot to enjoy and appreciate about the trail. Here are some highlights from this week's show: Clear Lake is one of the most beautiful lakes in Oregon. Two waterfalls are found on one short loop hike on the trail. Blue Pool is a popular destination for day hikers. Hot springs on the McKenzie River Trail are really hit or miss. Where can you stay on and near the trail? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dylan Gorman is one of Oregons premier Salmon Fishing Guides. Dylan calls Philomath Oregon home. Philomath is surrounded by a large number of prime Chinook and Coho Salmon rivers. The McKenzie River, Alsea River, Siletz River, Willamette River are just a few of the rivers within easy driving distance. Dylan has both a Sled Boat and a Drift Boat which gives him access to where the fish are at. It also gives him the ability to fish with a large variety of techniques. During this interview Dylan talks about techniques such as bobber dogging, bobber fishing, and trolling along with what types of bait are used for each. Dylan can be reached by calling him at (650) 804-5411 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ted-johnson3/message

John Canzano talks to Oregon Ducks head football coach Dan Lanning ahead of the program's upcoming spring game on Saturday, April 23rd at Autzen Stadium. Lanning talks about how excited he is for the spring game, the development of Jay Butterfield in the quarterback room, how much he enjoys fly-fishing on the McKenzie River, and more. Plus, are trampolines a good idea? Are 12 bathrooms in a home enough? And we take listener suggestions for guests on the show. Subscribe NOW to this podcast for more great content. And tune in to the BFT with John Canzano live every weekday from 3-6 p.m. on 750 The Game! Follow @JohnCanzanoBFT on Twitter

On this episode of Get Real w/Rick Dancer the mandates in Oregon are over, for now, but how "Free Is Oregon" really. We'll talk with a group that continues to fight. In news Bill rants a little about Oregon's legacy media and how its doing a disservice to the state. Voter deadlines are coming soon. Oregon's IT squad biffs again. and the Avian Flu is causing egg prices to skyrocket. Kim Stark joins us to talk with some folks with the Mckenzie River Chamber about exiting things coming up this Summer and more.

Biden bans Russian oil products coming into the U.S. Shock of shocks, the Oregon Department of Education wants input about graduation requirements. An iconic McKenzie River park is likely going away. Eugene Mayor opens a big old can of…Lucy Vinis on Russia. Now the situation in Ukraine is getting real! Plus we check in with Jessie Leigh who is at the huge Truckers convoy near DC. On Elements of a Healthy Life we celebrate women with Kim Stark and the women at the gym. We'll take you to Redmond to experience a different kind of hotel. And much more.

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In this essay, Fred Bahnson, author of Soil and Sacrament: A Spiritual Memoir of Food and Faith, offers a tribute to the preeminent nature writer Barry Lopez. Originally published in Notre Dame Magazine, we are republishing “An Unbroken Grace” to commemorate the first anniversary of Barry's death. In 2018, Fred spent several days with Barry at his longtime home in Finn Rock, Oregon, along the McKenzie River. As he recalls the time that the two spent together beneath old growth Douglas firs, Fred reflects on the life of this great writer whose numinous encounters and lifelong adoration of mystery informed his practice of living in service to the power of story as a way to illuminate and heal. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How can a region scarred by fire welcome back wildlife and biodiversity? The Finn Rock Reach restoration project is an effort to rehabilitate an area of the McKenzie River that was scorched by the Holiday Farm Fire and has been affected by human interference. Joe Moll is the executive director of the McKenzie River Trust. He shares details about the project and how the restoration work can benefit the region.

Folks burned out of their homes along the McKenzie are upset. More rules, more hold ups and they need help. They're holding a meeting Monday night at 6 at Mckenzie High School and they need your body at that meeting. Also we meet Springfields new Mayor and get an update and a wishlist from him.

In this episode we show you why some up the Mckenzie River feel like they are being screwed by a new country ordinance. Many lost their homes to fire and now this. Plus, free water testing for fire victims, a story of survival along the river and covid numbers.

This week we talk with the artist and fly angler, Annie Margarita 00:00 Bill Goes Into Quarantine and Misses Trout Camp 01:43 Coffee and Anxiety 03:00 In Other News- Dog Sniffing for Coronavirus.  06:10 Fires out West and Annie Margarita Introduction 09:02 Interview with Annie Begins 09:03 Jeff's Art Piece from Annie Margarita 10:40 Annie's Journey Into Leather Working and Project Healing Waters 15:00 From the Marine Corps the Theme Park 20:00 The Fly Fishing Lifestyle 21:50 To Burt on the McKenzie River 23:00 The 1946 McKenzie Drift Boat 24:30 The Fire 28:00 What's Left Behind 29:00 The MacKenzie River Drift Boat in The Heart of The Dragon 30:10 Rebuilding- https://www.gofundme.com/f/24uqmxeb80 33:23 Bob White and his Essay  35:45 Out of The Ashes 42:00 Where Hank Williams Found Inspiration 42:30 Nature 48:00 Bigfoot and Closing Annie's Website Annie's YouTube Channel  Bob White's Essay 

LIVE TODAY @ 4:00 pm Pacific It's the Boze Noze Show! Holy smoke it has been a week of hazardous air quality but the end of the bad air is supposed to be tomorrow with some rain forecast but we have been hearing "tomorrow will be better" for a week now. The good part of the inversion and calm winds is that it suppresses fire behavior and the minimal resource we have to fight this fire have been able stop further progress into neighborhoods. We have even been able to lower some of the evacuation levels to allow folks back into their homes. The big fire in Lane County along the McKenzie River valley, now called the Holiday Farm Fire, is now at 167,400 acres and eight percent contained and the Red Cross has 890 people housed in 12 hotels with a new shelter opened this morning at Churchill High Schoo so nobody should be sleeping in their car. Lane County has opened a Multi-Agency Resource Center for those displaced by the fire as a one stop shop for connecting to services and information. Our first report on structures from the survey team reports over 300 as a total loss and they are not done yet. At least there has been only one confirmed death which is amazing for such a fast spreading fire. If you don't want to talk about these topics or if you do, give me a call! The Boze Noze Show is live at 4:00 pm Pacific on Wednesdays. You can listen to the show online ( just click the picture below) or on your phone by calling 646-721-9887. Just press "1" if you want to join in the conversation. If you can't make the live show and you have a question or comment for Jay Bozievich, send him an e-mail at talk@KRBNradio.net NOW also broadcasting thru Facebook Live on the KRBN Internet News Talk Radio page! You can find previous shows easily by searching for "ITunes KRBN Internet News Talk Radio"

“No one can miss the alarm now in the air.” Barry Lopez, “Horizon”He was born on the Epiphany of 1945 and died this Christmas. During a reading years ago, he created a spell of silence over the crowd with a particularly compelling piece. He could have taken a personal bow, but instead simply said; “English is a beautiful, powerful language, isn’t it.” He kept a “piece of eight” from a 17th century Spanish shipwreck on his desk, not because it was cool; “I keep this coin to remind me of the capacity of human beings to destroy other human beings on a massive scale for money.” Almost immediately after our interview, the Holiday Farm fire in Oregon razed his property on the banks of the McKenzie River, arguably a result of climate change he so passionately wrote about. Soon after, he died. On a recent springtime walk surrounded by budding vine maples, well into his prostate cancer, he talked about these disturbing times and, on losing hope, said; “how embarrassing to give up when everything around you is growing.”He spent thirty years writing his final book, the masterwork “Horizon.” Somehow, he recognized its ending back then, just an old man walking down a narrow road in Port Famine, Patagonia, with crested caracara falcons inexplicably spaced evenly along the way in quarter-mile increments, watching from fenceposts.Some “Horizon” quotes and unfinished phrases as enticements:· “The treacherous void between ourselves and the world…” · "The neurosis of consumerism…"· "…the weight of the horror we force on one another in our manic quests for greater satisfaction."· “We are creating our own evolutionary pressures…” · Of destroyed indigenous tribes: “Each eventually became another torn prayer flag, snapping in the wind over burnt ground.” · “As our own cultures continue to unfold around the riptides of aggressive commerce and heedless development…”· Our survival demands an “unprecedented level of imagination…some capacity hinted at but not yet realized.”· We are “…creating a spatial and temporal dysfunctionality, that increasingly produce despair instead of hope.”· The storyteller creates “a place where wisdom reveals itself.” · We need to adapt to technology without “pharmaceutical help.” · “…cynical corporate manueverings to secure the last waters…” · “… we shimmer with intentionality, erotic grace and balletic capability…”Farewell Barry.

Fly Fishing Angler, leather artist, painter, muralist, Marine Veteran, interior designer, and so much more. Annie has had a life rich in the fly fishing community and the creative arts. Her work is stunningly beautiful and her story is full of adventure. Thanks Annie, we loved talking with you. Guest: Annie Margarita Email: anniemargaritaart@gmail.com Phone: 541-215-2022 Websites: AnnieMargarita.com FlyGirlLeather.com Social Media: Facebook YouTube Bio: Annie has been a professional artist since 1993 when she got out of the Marine Corps and went to Florida to work in the theme parks as a scenic artist. Working all over the U.S., Portugal and Holland building aquarium, museum and zoo exhibits, she got injured in Holland, so she went back to Tucson, her hometown, to recover from her injuries. While she was recuperating she started her own mural company which later lead to a degree in Interior Design and a contracting company for paint, custom plaster and murals. She expanded her company in Colorado, but went back to Tucson in 2008, when she joined up with local fly shop Drycreek Outfitters and the gentlemen there got her into Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing. She learned to cast better, tie flies, and build a fly rod, which then lead her to want to build a fly rod case out of leather. Annie found that leather was her favorite medium and started creating cases, handbags and other accessories. She started selling her products online which allowed her the freedom to pack up everything, buy an RV and took off out of Tucson to find all the rivers that she dreamed about. After about a year and a half, she went to Pendleton, Oregon for it’s annual leather convention. She dug in and opened a gallery leather store on Main Street, then the Veteran’s Administration granted her another shot at earning a Bachelor’s degree at the University of Oregon in Eugene, Oregon. Bert de Klerk at McKenzie River Inn, on the mighty McKenzie River in Nimrod, Oregon, home of the Drift Boat, offered her an Artist in Residence position while she attended school. She has a double major in Cinema Studies and Art & Technology Animation and graduated in December 2019. Annie also teaches leather working, fine art painting and online mural classes with ThePaintHive.com, operating her studio at the former inn.       This is Fly Girl Fish episode 053, first aired on 09/10/2020.

LIVE TODAY @ 4:00 pm Pacific It's the Boze Noze Show! I am changing plans and moving the interview with Scott to a later date so we can cover the fire situation here in Oregon. The one in 100-year east wind event unfortunately lived up to the warnings and is causing tragedy on a scale we have not seen here in Oregon since the 1930's. The big fire in Lane County along the McKenzie River valley is now at 104,000 acres and zero percent contained and over 3,000 homes have been evacuated. Stories are starting to come in of nearly the entire town of Blue River being lost and other homes and businesses destroyed. Worse yet, the fire moved so fast that officials believe there was loss of life but have been unable to access the areas to confirm any. Cell phone towers were burned so communication is near impossible in the steep hilly terrain. Fire fighting resources are stretched so thin as to be almost non-existent compared to the size of the fires. Air quality in our area is off the scale unhealthy but i fell fortunate that is the only problem I am personally facing. The only good news is that the weather forecast is calling for diminishing winds over the next several days and air quality is supposed to improve by Thursday evening. If you don't want to talk about these topics or if you do, give me a call! The Boze Noze Show is live at 4:00 pm Pacific on Wednesdays. You can listen to the show online ( just click the picture below) or on your phone by calling 646-721-9887. Just press "1" if you want to join in the conversation. If you can't make the live show and you have a question or comment for Jay Bozievich, send him an e-mail at talk@KRBNradio.net NOW also broadcasting thru Facebook Live on the KRBN Internet News Talk Radio page! You can find previous shows easily by searching for "ITunes KRBN Internet News Talk Radio"

What is more iconic than to be fly fishing for trout from a custom Wood Drift Boat? In this episode we are talking with the owner of Hayes Custom Wood Boats located in Springfield Oregon the gateway to the McKenzie River. The unofficial home of the Drift Boat is actually Springfield Oregon where back in the 30's & 40's craftsmen were modifying wooden dories to handle better in the turbulent waters of the McKenzie River ... i.e. the name McKenzie River Boat. These boats became so popular that an entire industry was built following the early design of these boats. Today , not only are Drift Boats made of wood but are also crafted from aluminium and composite materials. Jayson is a true craftsman and artist when it comes to designing and building wood drift boats. Many guides and Sportsmen use Jayson boats because of their classic look, strength and durability. If you are interested in finding out more about Wooden Drift Boats and Hayes Custom Wood Boats go to Jaysons Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/hayescustomboats/

Kevin Vallely was travelling with his family at the McKenzie River, when a lone wolf suddenly approached their tent. Surprised and afraid, Kevin fired shots at the wolf to make it go away. After a few shots, the wolf did go away, leaving his family unscathed. The surprise encounter with the wolf left them a frightful impression, and they questioned whether to stop their adventure or not. They ultimately decided to continue on their journey. They recognized why that wolf acted the way it did, and through that process, brought experience and empowerment to their family. Because of that experience, they have learned the importance of pushing through and becoming stronger for it.

Fall asleep to the listening to Grace's journey along the McKenzie River, accompanied by soothing music and effects.  Story by Gretchen Fogelstrom.  Sweet dreams!   If you're enjoying the Bedtime Storycast, please consider becoming a patron at https://www.patreon.com/bedtimestorycast.  Your support helps me to keep the lights off!

Jim Martin has been fishing Oregon coastal and inland waters since he was 7 years old, which means he has 50+ years of or accumulated fishing experience, fishing tales, jokes and stories to share. Jim takes his job very seriously and wants to make every trip and fun experience for all. Jim is well respected on the river by both fishermen and guides as one of the most knowledgeable anglers on the river. He was the first guide in Oregon to be sponsored by Cabela's and is also associated with Simms, Yetti and a number of other sporting goods companies. Primarily Jim fishes from his Willie Driftboat because it can get into waters that hold fish that power boats can not get into. His boat is equipped with all the latest gear and tackle including heaters for those chilly mornings. Jim also provides all his clients with raingear, the last thing Jim wants to have is someone cold and wet in the boat. If you would like to contact Jim about booking a trip you can email him at Harmless711@aol.com or call him at (541) 954-9126. Jim Martins Guide Service www.McKenzieGuideService.com

Season 1 Episode 8 takes us to the Oregon Coast and back to mountain bike along the McKenzie River. In light of everyone being socially distanced currently for the Covid-19 pandemic, we talk about something that can occur when spending lots of time together in a smaller space: overwhelm. When we're traveling together each day, homeschooling, sharing meals, and so on... what do we do when we need some healthy solo time? We'll give our simplistic answer. Highlights this episode: ocean, sand dunes, huckleberries, Cape Perpetua, mountain biking, and looking forward to a little movement south towards the northern coast of California and the Red Wood Forests!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/keywordadventure/message

Season 1 Episode 7 took us a while to finish: turns out traveling and working remotely takes a bit of extra planning... In this episode, we get to start exploring around the town of Eugene, Oregon. It is way too much fun, with gear shops, greenways trails, and breweries. We explore waterfalls and talk a bit about gear... of course. From biking on the local trails, to sailing and paddle boarding, this Oregon adventure gets off to a fantastic start. Let's dive in! Episode Tidbits Brewery: Plank Town Brewery, Springfield, OR (www.planktownbrewing.com) Watery Place Features: Sahalie Falls, McKenzie River, Willamette River, Willamette River Greenway, Waldo Lake Apps: AllTrails, Trailforks Gear Shops: Backcountry Gear (www.backcountrygear.com), REI (www.REI.com) Outfitter (Mountain Bikes and Much More): Horse Creek Lodge (www.horse-creek.com) The Gear: Paddleboards - BOTE Inflatable SUP Boards - NRS Inflatable SUP Boards - Werner Zen SUP Paddle Trekking Poles - Black Diamond Distance Z Trekking Poles - Black Diamond Trail Back Trekking Poles (what we use for Eric) Rain Gear (Jackets and Pants) - Arc'Teryx Beta AR Men's and Women's - Outdoor Research Helium Pants Kid's Outdoor Gear - REI Rainwall Jacket - REI Rainwall Pants Favorite Pants :) - Outdoor Research Ferrosi Pants Favorite Packs - Osprey These are affiliate links, so if you purchase something through the link we provide above, we do earn a small percentage of that sale. It does NOT affect the price of the item for you to do this. Yea! Thank you for listening! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/keywordadventure/message

The Business Over Beer Co-Hosts all interview each other for this Special Holiday Episode. A secret Santa brings new Business Over Beer T Shirts and we learn more about the origin stories of the hosts as well as the origins of The BOB. Thanks to all our listeners, guests and supporters for an incredible 2019. We wish you all the happiest of Holidays and all the best for the New Year.  - Ben, Jonathan, & Knopp   Jonathan's Guest Beer: Firestone Walker Brewing Company - Paso Robles, CA Double Barrel Ale (DBA), British Pale Ale, 5% ABV, 30 IBU "DBA—a.k.a. Double Barrel Ale—is the trailblazing flagship beer that started it all for us back in 1996. Partially fermented in our patented Firestone Union oak-­‐barrel brewing system, DBA quickly took the Central Coast by storm and set the pace for future beers to come. Today, DBA is regarded as a California classic, and stands as an iconic tribute to traditional cask-­‐fermented English ales. Pale malts create a smooth middle with ribbons of caramel, English toffee and toasted oak."   Ben's Guest Beer: Everybody's Brewing - White Salmon, WA Country Boy IPA, 6.2% ABV, 80 IBU "Dry, Clean and crisp with great citrus character. This beer is made for the hop lover. Columbus, Chinook, and Cascade hops provide a wonderful aroma and flavor. Golden in color with grapefruit and lemongrass notes in the finish."   Knopp's Guest Beer: Ninkasi Brewing Co. - Eugene, OR Pilsner Cold Fermented Lager, 4.7% ABV, 30 IBU "A drop of rain at the top of the Cascades takes seven years to filter down into the McKenzie River and arrive at our brewery. It takes another 52 days to brew a batch of Pilsner. It’s a tedious job, but one sip of this sweet and light, crisp and complex Pils and you’ll know why it’s worth the wait."   Episode Links: The H2H Experience Helping Hand Equity Knopp Consulting Dave Plaza - Fire Pigs Designs Screenprinting on The BOB Fire Pigs Designs Sprecher Brewing Co. The Avett Brothers Talk on Indolence Once and Future Carpenter Stone IPA Hopworks Urban Brewery This should be the show Episode #4 - Knopp's Cousin Aaron on The BOB Santa speaks the language of all children

Jayson Hayes Of Hayes Custom Boats and Hayes Guide Service talks with Ted about building custom wood Drift Boats and fishing the McKenzie River in Oregon for Trophy Red Side Trout. Jayson has a real passion for both boat building and the famed McKenzie River Red Side Trout. There is no better fishing experience than fishing for these Trophy Fish from a real McKenzie River Drift Boat built in the McKenzie Valley. You can contact Jayson at https://www.facebook.com/hayescustomboats/ or call 541-912-9146

Travis from Last Dab Standing // Cannabis vs. Cancer Campout! Last Dab Standing is the newest Cannasport taking the Pacific NorthWest by storm w/ PGN monthlies and Oregon Hempfest and 710. Will you be the Last Dabber? // The 4th anuual Cannabis vs Cancer Campout is a private fundraiser Hosted by TeamCvsC. Nestled back in the beautiful woods in a quiet campground located right next to Cougar Hot Springs and the Mckenzie River with easy access to both all weekend. A section will be designated to accommodate the needs of the disabled community. Those who attend can enjoy this amazing gathering as an intersection of family fun, full of information, music, art, and most importantly giving back to the cancer community together. Where beautiful souls can gather with positive spirits and relax while enjoying a weekend of fun sharing personal experiences, strengths, and hopes with each other. Bringing the community closer, an Army Bigger and Stronger. Spend a few hours with your feet in the water, or sit and relax in a nice warm hot spring there's family fun for everyone!

Explore Sahalie and Koosah Falls in Oregon: Podcast Show Notes Welcome to Experiences You Should Have, your how-to guide for amazing experiences. I’m your host Gail and today we are venturing into the Oregon wilderness to Sahalie and Koosah falls.   Why You Should See Sahalie & Koosah Falls What I love about these waterfalls is that they are very accessible and you can get to them right off of the highway and they are stunning.   If you pull off the road into the Sahalie waterfall parking lot, you will see there is a ramp (or stairs) that will take you to see the falls within a minute of walking. The ramp is also wheelchair accessible in the summer and early fall months.   You’ll soon be staring at Sahalie falls with is about 100 feet tall. There’s a fun trick you can do with your eyes which is follow the water in the waterfall from top to bottom. Do this with your eyes at least 8-10 times in a row, then look off to the land to the left of the falls and you’ll start to see the land move. It’s called the Waterfall Illusion that allows you to see movement or motion where there isn’t motion.     The Amazing Waterfall Trail that Connects Sahalie and Koosah Falls What’s really special about these waterfalls is the trail that connects the two. This trail is not wheelchair friendly and there are lots dirt stairs without railing, so keep that in mind if you have limited mobility. The trail is short, but along the trail, I have seen the bluest water I have ever seen. I think the blue water on this trail is even more beautiful than Crater Lake (which is definitely a must see location you should add to your list).       What’s really special about these waterfalls is the trail that connects the two. This trail is not wheelchair friendly and there are many dirt stairs without a railing, so keep that in mind if you have limited mobility. There were areas on the trail where I could stand and gaze at the blue water below me and an instant calmness took over. Science even backs up that seeing blue water puts us in a meditative state that can make us have less anxiety, feel more happiness, and creativity.   Explore Koosah Falls If you keep on going down the trail a half mile down you will find Koosah falls. Koosah falls is about 70 feet high and is known as a block fall because it descends from a wide breadth of a stream. Sahalie above it is a segmented waterfall because it diverges into 2 or 3 parts as it falls. How to Continue on the Waterfall Loop You can head up the way you came and make the entire a hike 1-mile total. However, if you’d like to spend a long day here, you can hike a full loop which is 2.6 miles long with 400-foot elevation gains. In order to do the loop, park at Sahalie falls, then walk left down the path to Koosah falls, downstream. To stay on the loop, keep right at all junctions after Koosah falls. After .4 miles you will find a gravel ride near Carmen Resevoir. Follow the road for about 150 yards until you see a trail sign and take that path. After 100 yards, turn right onto the McKenzie River trail which heads upstream past Koosah then Sahalie falls. When you get to the footbridge, cross over it, then turn right for .4 miles then you will end up at the Sahalie falls parking lot. I promise it will be a memorable hike and is a place I love to bring guests to when they visit Bend, Oregon.   Look for Oregon Wildlife, the Pacific Harlequin Duck When you’re on the trail, keep an eye out for Oregon’s Pacific Harlequin duck, Oregon’s only anadromous duck. Take note that the Pacific Harlequin is the only duck in the world that lives in the sea and in the mountains (Nwf).   This is a Free Experience! Also, take note that is completely free to park and hike around Sahalie and Koosah Falls. There is a bathroom that is ADA friendly at Sahalie falls, but there aren’t other facilities. Make sure you bring good walking shoes, a hiking stick, your camera, and snacks.

Returning guest Debra Gwartney, like many women, struggles with the challenges presented when trying to find that authentic connection with where your roots are … or where you are trying to lay them down. In I am a Stranger Here Myself, Debra weaves frontier history into a personal exploration of womanhood, place, and a sense of belonging. Debra is a Pacific University Professor, journalist, and author who grew up in Idaho and now tries to find a sense of permanence on on the upper McKenzie River on the west slope of the Cascade Mountains in Oregon. Listen to her original appearance on Conversations Live here. National Geographic’s Carrie Miller was initially motivated to learn to dive by great white sharks … and her passion and discoveries have led her to raise awareness of the critical changes we need to make to ensure the future health of our oceans. You’ll come away from National Geographic’s 100 Dives of a Lifetime knowing why she calls the ocean the heartbeat of our planet. Carrie has been covering travel for National Geographic since 1998. She is a two-time Lowell Thomas Award winner and acclaimed contributing editor at National Geographic Traveler magazine.

Eugenia Merkoulov, founder of Plant Medicine Yoga, follows in the footsteps of five generations of Slavic medicine women. Born in Ukraine and raised outside of New York City, she was fortunate to experience a holistically-minded and rich multicultural upbringing. ​Eugenia's discusses her Eastern European traditions, work with planetary herbalism and integrating other healing modalities to empower communities in this podcast. Eugenia shares her unique approach with Crystal Rose Bryan, of ReVidalization, a nonprofit focusing on arts, education and rural economic development on the McKenzie River in Oregon where Eugenia resides. Visit Eugenia online Plant Medicine Yoga Plant Medicine Yoga Retreats Visit Crystal online ReVidalization Thanks for listening! HerbRally www.herbrally.com Breitenbush Herbal Conference www.herbalconference.net 

Joe Moll has been the executive director of the McKenzie River Trust for 14 years. He discussed the importance of the river to Eugene with The Register-Guard. [Dylan Darling/The Register-Guard]

The Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble gives two world premiere performances of James Miley’s newest work “Watershed Suite.” This six-movement piece is inspired by distinctive bodies of water in the Oregon landscape, from the Tamolitch Pool to Oaks Bottom, capturing the spirit of each through music. James Miley joins PJCE Executive Director Douglas Detrick for a conversation about the piece taped at Sellwood Riverside Park, on the banks of the Willamette River. Learn more at pjce.org/watershed. Episode Transcript [Doug] Welcome to Beyond Category. I’m Douglas Detrick. The Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble gives two world premiere performances of James Miley’s newest work “Watershed Suite.” This six-movement piece is inspired by distinctive bodies of water in the Oregon landscape, from the Tamolitch Pool to Oaks Bottom, capturing the spirit of each through music. Head to pjce.org/watershed to learn more about this new piece and the performances in August, 2018. And stay tuned for the release of Trio Untold, with James Miley on piano and keyboards, Mike Nord guitar and electronics, and Ryan Biesack on drums. It’s the thirty-third release on PJCE Records, and it drops this September. Here’s the episode. [ambient tape: “I hear water”] ? [James] This is James Miley, I’m a composer/pianist. [Doug] Meeting near a waterway seemed appropriate. We are down along the Willamette River, this is Sellwood Riverfront Park. We’re looking at the Sellwood Bridge, listening to waves from a really noisy boat that just went by a little while ago. I’m doing two projects with PJCE this summer. First is a trio recording that’s going to be out in September with Mike Nord and Ryan Biesack, and that’s called Trio Untold. It’s all freely improvised music in the moment. And the second is a new piece for the ensemble and that’s called the Watershed Suite. Each section is inspired by a waterway here in Oregon. And I’m using watershed, the term, fairly loosely. I settled on it mostly because of the connection to the idea of a drainage basin, a large area that a river gives identity to. And, the concept of shedding, as musicians. [Doug] This is a bit of a musician’s joke. If you hear a musician say they need to “shed” a particular piece of music, that means they need to practice it. Shed is short for woodshed, which is where a musician would go, as the story goes, to practice away from an audience. [James] I wanted to write a piece about the Tamolitch Pool, the Blue Pool, down near Eugene up off the McKenzie River. Which is an extraordinary place. If you haven’t gone, you need to check it out. It’s a spot where the river goes under ground then bubbles up in this intensely deep blue color that doesn’t seem real at all. I wasn’t prepared when I saw it. I thought “oh it’ll be some water, and it’s blue, and it will be pretty” but it’s really really wild. It’s, I don’t know, thiry-ish feet deep, and you can see all the way down to the bottom, just a really deep, kind of intelligent kind of blue. I had all these sketches, all these ideas, and I just couldn’t come up with the thing that was working for me to elicit some sense of that place and how it makes me feel. In the process of doing this, we were editing the trio disc and all of this improvise music that we just kind of made up in the moment, and there’s a piece on there that  really speaks to this place. So I went back into that and used that material to write a new large ensemble piece. Static is not the right word. It feels very serene. All the way through it feels like it’s got this flat sheen, there’s a feeling that you’re looking at something very deep but it never burbles to the surface. Which made me think of that pool, where you stand and you look at it and if you jumped in you wouldn’t be able to swim to the bottom of it. It looks closer than it is, but nothing is quite what it seems. The water is the connecting point but each one has a specific kind of sensibility to it. What I’ve always loved about Oaks Bottom is that you can get lost in there in a way after this crazy day in a big city. You can find yourself on a path in the middle of these wetlands, staring at a great blue heron, and then realize I’m sitting in the middle of this amazing place and I’m ten minutes from home. So, it’s the most urban of the settings, yet it has these qualities that it can transport you to a different place. [Doug] Finding inspiration in bodies of water is fitting for James Miley’s music. He crafts melodies with an amazing rhythmic lightness. The music dynamic and dazzling on the surface, but there’s always movement and depth underpinning it. He holds a doctorate in music from the University of Oregon, and currently is Assistant Professor of Music at Willamette University in Salem. He was born in California, but his studies and creative pursuits have taken him to Nevada, Virginia, Michigan, Arizona, Texas and abroad to Hong Kong and Kathmandu. He’s a master of composing for jazz ensemble, and that comes from a huge range of experience, including professional jazz bands, classical ensembles, and years spent teaching jazz in colleges and high schools all over the country. So it means something when he says about Portland and the Montavilla Jazz Festival that... [James] There’s more talent here per capita than any other place that I’ve lived. Even in Los Angeles, there are amazing musicians but there’s also ten million people and you drive two and a half hours between gigs. I think an opportunity to showcase what we have here and connect with the community on a grass roots level is fantastic. [Doug] If you’re in Eugene, come hear the ensemble play “Watershed Suite” at Roaring Rapids on Thursday, August 16th at 7 pm, free admission! If you’re in Portland, we play Saturday, August 18th at 5:30 at the Montavilla Jazz Festival. Go to pjce.org/watershed to get reserved or VIP stageside tickets. General Admission tickets are available at the door only, but your reserved seating ticket gets you General Admission access to see the whole festival. Learn more about rest of the festival lineup at montavillajazzfest.com. Have you heard the ensemble play a few times? Have you listened to some recordings on PJCE Records? Maybe you’re a subscriber to this podcast? If you enjoy this music and media, and you want to see us make more of it in the future, I encourage you to become a PJCE Sustainer. You can make a tax-deductible donation of as little as $60/year, or $5 per month, and get access to discounts on concert tickets and PJCE Records releases, and invitations to Sustainers-only events. We’re offering a $10 discount for Montavilla Jazz Festival reserved seating tickets, and you’ll be invited to a special reception with James Miley in September, available only to PJCE Sustainers. You’re going to have a million questions running through your mind after you hear his incredible music. Come to the reception and you can ask him all of them. Head on over to pjce.org/sustain to become a PJCE Sustainer and we’ll send you all the details. This has been Beyond Category, I’m Douglas Detrick, Executive Director and Podcaster-in-Chief of the Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble. Thanks for listening.

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Scott and Brian talk about the McKenzie River video, Dallas n' Wayne, and lots of other interesting things Brian forgot to make notes about.