Podcasts about Monahans

We all have a few scary moments in life that we'll never forget. You know what I mean – a time when something is happening, or about to happen, and you know that the outcome could be really bad, and it's happening so fast you don't even have time to react. It's almost like you're watching a movie, and just waiting to see how it's gonna end. One moment like that for me was several years ago, when we lived up north. Winters in Maine can be pretty brutal, and part of that is that sometimes the roads can be icy and dangerous for driving. I remember one day I was driving on a rural country road, just two lanes, and the weather conditions were not good. There was some snow, but I also knew that the road had patches of ice. So I was moving along pretty carefully. Then I saw coming my direction was a small pickup truck. But he had already hit a big icy section and he was coming downhill toward me. And he was just spinning in circles. This guy had absolutely no control, just doing 360s as he came down this hill in my direction. And there really was nothing I could do either. I just figured “Ok, here we go, this is gonna happen I guess”. I wasn't too concerned about getting injured because we weren't going at high speeds – I just knew that a collision was about to happen. But amazingly, as this truck finally reached me, he was somehow able to stay on his side of the road while he kept going in circles right past me. I watched in my rear view mirror as he eventually regained control, and we each went on our way. Just part of life when you live in a cold climate. My guest today is Marsha. She had a moment kind of like that once. She looked up and saw headlights coming her direction. But it wasn't a car coming at her. It was a plane. If you're in Monahans, Texas, go eat at Pappy's BBQ – 1901 S Stockton Avenue. Full show notes and pictures for this episode are here: https://WhatWasThatLike.com/207 Graphics for this episode by Bob Bretz. Transcription was done by James Lai. Get every episode ad-free, AND get all the Raw Audio exclusive episodes to binge, by joining the other listeners at What Was That Like PLUS. Try What Was That Like PLUS free: iPhone: at the top of the What Was That Like podcast feed, click on “Try free” Android: on your phone, go to WhatWasThatLike.com/PLUS and click to try it free on any app Sponsor deals: Head to http://Lumen.me/WWTL for 20% off your purchase. Go to bluenile.com to shop Blue Nile, the original online jeweler since 1999! Follow “MrBallen Podcast: Strange, Dark and Mysterious Stories” on Amazon Music or wherever you get your podcasts. This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at BetterHelp.com/WHATWAS and get on your way to being your best self. To get 15% off your next gift, go to UNCOMMONGOODS.com/WHATWAS  Sign up today at https://www.butcherbox.com/whatwas and use code whatwas to get chicken breast, salmon or ground beef FREE in every order for a year, plus $20 off your first order. Cut your wireless bill to 15 bucks a month at mintmobile.com/WHAT Go to Quince.com/whatwas for free shipping on your order and 365-day returns! Go to cookunity.com/What or enter code What before checkout for 50% off your first week. Go to Seed.com/what and use code 25WHAT to get 25% off your first month. Go to storyworth.com/what to save $10 on your first purchase! Get 15% off OneSkin with the code [WHATWAS] at https://www.oneskin.co/ #oneskinpod Cancel your unwanted subscriptions by going to RocketMoney.com/whatwas. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today on LIVE! Daily News, the San Angelo Police Department honors a San Angelo man with a Life Saving Award, Awesome Donut is hosting a grand opening, and this Saturday is National Hunting & Fishing Day.Also, Wall Hawk Head Coach Craig Slaughter talks about the Monahans game and the upcoming Sweetwater game, and then Elizabeth Dantzler is in the studio. Today's Top Stories: Crash Near Central High School Shuts Down Traffic on Pecos (09/25/2024)Man Sentenced For 1982 Cold-Case Murder of Odessa Mall Employee (09/25/2024)Abilene Police Investigate Voter Fraud Allegation at West Texas Fair (09/25/2024)San Angelo Citizen Honored for Heroic Rescue During Apartment Fire (09/25/2024)Angelo State Volleyball Jumps to No. 14 in National Rankings (09/25/2024)Kentucky Sheriff Pleads Not Guilty to Murder of Judge in Courthouse Shooting (09/25/2024)Former Texas Teacher Charged with Sexual Assault of 5-Year-Old at Wife's Daycare​ (09/25/2024)Rare 80-Million-Year-Old Fossils Unearthed in Northeast Texas (09/25/2024)Pfluger, Levin Introduce Bipartisan Nuclear Waste Administration Act (09/25/2024)Forecast: Mostly Sunny and Seasonal Conditions Expected (09/25/2024)Angelo State Mayer Museum Launches Monthly ‘Night at the Museum' Educational Program (09/25/2024)Suspect Arrested After Five-Hour Standoff in Abilene (09/25/2024)Top 5 Football Games to Watch in West Texas This Week (09/25/2024)Texas Tops List for Fall and Winter Weather Damages (09/25/2024)Texas Marks National Hunting and Fishing Day on Sept. 28 (09/25/2024)Assault with a Deadly Weapon and Kidnapping Top Booking Report (09/25/2024)FINALLY: Awesome Donuts is Opening Soon! (09/25/2024) 

It's a shame that two of the nicest people you can meet at the Leadville Trail 100 also happen to be the ones you want the least to meet. You see, Sandy and Mike Monahan are the race's cutoff queen and king. If you are pushing the time cutoffs at each aid station, they will do their best to move you through and on to the next one. But if you are too late getting there, they will kindly and gently deliver the news that your raceday has ended. You couldn't ask for better people to handle this difficult job, and that is what makes them an integral part of the Leadville Family. I've been there several times on both sides of the cutoff ledger, which may be why in the years I have volunteered, Sandy has sometimes recruited me to assist her. I got to know them particularly well in 2015, when I was the so-called Last Ass Up the Pass, the DFL, or dead f*@king last finisher. Due to coming back from surgery for a ruptured quad that prior fall and some other unique circumstances, from the time I arrived at Twin Lakes inbound, I was within four minutes of the cutoff at every aid station the rest of the way. A very stressful position to be in, but the Monahans kept me moving along so that I did make it to the finish with only two minutes to spare, in 29:58! Once again this year, at Outward Bound and Half Pipe, there were Mike and Sandy pushing me along as I teetered ahead of those cutoffs. But the couple has meant a lot more to the race, going all the way back to the early days when Mike was a racer, and Sandy helped race co-founder Merilee computerize the records from the old handwritten ones prior to then. Cole Chlouber devoted an entire chapter to them in his new book, Grit, Guts, and Determination. Mike and Sandy share some great stories that I am sure you will enjoy in this episode, recorded on the eve of this year's race, which they generously agreed to do, get this, on their 50th wedding anniversary!Bill Stahlsilly_billy@msn.comFacebook Bill StahlInstagram and Threads @stahlor and @coachstahlYouTube We Are Superman Podcast

Arthur Irving of Irving Oil Ltd. has died at age 93. Walmart is cutting hundreds of corporate positions. And QuikTrip opened a new travel center in Monahans, Texas. Enter into CSP's 2024 Retailer's Choice, Best New Products contest here: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/24BNPC

Once again, Sidney Monahan, Peg's old flame, comes for a visit. The only thing is that he shakes up Riley's Thanksgiving trip.Originally aired on November 25, 1949. This is episode 255 of The Life of Riley.Like us on Facebook at facebook.com/classiccomedyotr. Please share this podcast with your friends and family.You can also subscribe to our podcast on Spreaker.com, Spotify, iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn, iHeartRadio, and Google podcasts.This show is supported by Spreaker Prime.

The guys share the latest news on BHS wrestling and basketball, FPC men's and women's basketball, and then break down Borger Football's loss to Monahans in the playoffs last Thursday night. For more information visit BorgerSportsPod.com. For questions, comments, and advertising inquiries, contact us at borgersportspod@gmail.com. The Borger Sports Podcast is brought to you by our official sponsor: Plumley Real Estate Group. Plumley Real Estate Group is brokered by Keller Williams of Amarillo.

The guys talk about the conclusion of the World Series, share the latest sports news around the Panhandle, and break down Borger Football's loss to West Plains and upcoming playoff game against Monahans. For more information visit BorgerSportsPod.com. For questions, comments, and advertising inquiries, contact us at borgersportspod@gmail.com. The Borger Sports Podcast is brought to you by our official sponsor: Plumley Real Estate Group. Plumley Real Estate Group is brokered by Keller Williams of Amarillo.

On this weeks edition of R2D, Oliver Marcionetti joins the crew to talk industry.  Oliver talks his days dishwashing and prepping clamcakes at local seafood shack Monahans and how he was able to transition over to FOH once he was hired at the legendary Turtle Soup in Narragansett. Bouncing around during college in Vermont he also bartended, served, and worked catering for weddings during his tenure in the industry. The crew talks Ice cream limitations as well as how to get butts in seats in a downtown beach community.  From meeting Maggie Gyllenhaal working the airport bartending shift, to dealing with the difficulties of managing a restaurant, Oli has a handful of experience in the world of food and drinks

Andy and Brendan recap an eventful week in golf, but first there are some questions about the winning caddie now all of a sudden getting a trophy or award and how that is judged. This is a cause to talk about the massive weekend for Jay Monahans, one the winning caddie of the U.S. Women's Open and the other returning from his leave of absence. They discuss Allisen Corpuz's breakthrough win at that event, praising her and Charley Hull's Sunday rounds. There is time dedicated to Annika's sketchy drop on Friday night. They also discuss Pebble's place as a steward of the game, and whether its presentation and the USGA setup this week are a good example of that. There is great delight in the Sepptic Tank rumbling his way to a John Deere win, and what it means for Sqairz coming to the Ryder Cup. News closes it out with the announcement that Monahan is coming back to be Commissioner next week, and that Randall Stephenson has resigned his spot on the PGA Tour Policy Board. They ponder a motive for that and what it means in the elbowing to get the framework settled or scuttled. 

Virgil and Mark talk with Jan Krawitz, director of the 1986 documentary short DRIVE-IN BLUES, about the production of the film, Drive-In memories, documentary filmmaking and more. Recorded on 4/7/22 For more information on Jan Krawitz and to buy DVDs of DRIVE-IN BLUES, visit: https://jankrawitz.com/drive-in-blues/ And a special message from Jan: "I will be putting silent 16mm film outtakes from Drive-in Blues up on eBay in the next few weeks. I have recently finished organizing them into rolls (on cores) culled from different locations where we filmed. If people are interested in learning more, they can contact me through my website: www.jankrawitz.com " Plus an update from Jan on the Drive-Ins featured in DRIVE-IN BLUES: "I-45 in Houston closed in February 1992 Gemini Theatre, Dallas I found some post-closed photos: It looks like the date was the late 80s so a few years after I filmed. http://www.cosmicool.com/driveins/gemini The story I forgot to tell about the Gemini is that on Monday nights ($1/car?) the lot would be overrun by teenagers. I think the lot size was about 1000 cars. Each HS would claim its own section of the lot on Monday nights so they knew where to park and meet their friends. The rest of the community knew to stay away on those nights as music from the cars would blare out of big speakers mounted on top of the cars (you can see that in my film) and nobody could hear the movie. Best Western Movie Manor in Monte Vista, CO is still in business. S and S Drive-in, Stamford, TX (the owner with the gimme hat) — says it closed in 1984 but we know that's not true since I filmed there in 1985 - but it sounds like that might have been its last season. I filmed at a theater on Monahans, TX (one of the snack bar scenes and people arriving), but I don't remember its name so can't look it up. Still open: Mansfield Drive-in, Mansfield, CT Orefield Drive-in, Orefield, PA" For exclusive additional podcasts, videos, sneak peeks, and on-site discounts, visit the Mahoning Drive-In Patreon page at: https://www.patreon.com/mahoningdrivein https://www.mahoningdit.com/ https://www.facebook.com/mahoningdriveintheater/ https://www.instagram.com/mahoningdriveintheater/ https://twitter.com/mahoningdit --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mahoningdrivein/message

On this episode of Expanded Perspectives, the guys start the show off by talking about how Kyle is about to start traditional barebow 3D archery, some disc golf news, and why you shouldn't be afraid to try something new!  Then, a retired police officer in Memphis, Tennessee has a bizarre run-in with a lizard-like creature while out driving one evening. Next, a family get-together near Monahans, Texas is interrupted by some extra-terrestrials! Next, After the break Cam and Kyle discuss some strange out of place objects that have been discovered. It can be hard to resist the allure of a mysterious object found in a context that doesn't seem to make rational sense, suggesting that it's proof of time travelers, lost civilizations, or alien visitors. You don't have to be a conspiracy theorist or a cryptozoologist to marvel at a bizarre computer-like device that dates back to Ancient Greece, or a 2,000-year-old battery found outside Baghdad in the 1930s. So-called “Out of Place Artifacts,” also known as OOPArts, are often said to “baffle scientists,” and conspiracy theorists suggest that scientific efforts to identify their origin and purpose willfully ignore potentially controversial explanations outside the mainstream. After all, it's true enough that science is constantly evolving, and we still don't have the answers to many of life's mysteries. All of this and more on this installment of Expanded Perspectives! Sponsors: Athletic Greens: Right Now! Athletic Greens is going to give you a FREE 1 year supply of immune-supporting Vitamin D and 5 FREE travel packs with your first purchase! Just go to athleticgreens.com/EXPANDED Want to Share Your Story? Email: expandedperspectives@yahoo.com Hotline: 888-393-2783

This week we have the long awaited sequel to Tommy and Jo's podcast on their own family finances, from the perspective of qualified financial professionals. If you'd like to get in touch with Monahans, you can do so through Medics' Money here: https://www.medicsmoney.co.uk/accountant/monahans/ Check out our blog! Got any questions? Ask us at team@medicsmoney.co.uk Download our free guide here! Download our free ebook here!   Music credit: MetzMusic on YouTube.

Members of the Poth High School cross-country team, coached by Joe McKinney and Terry Mosely, attended the Run Across Texas camp where they joined over 200 athletes from across the state. Runners started at South Lake Carroll, proceeded to Abilene by vans, ran the dunes at Monahans, then traveled to Fort Davis where they camped at Crows Nest Ranch for six days. The athletes ran over 7,600 miles combined and gained knowledge about hard work, the determination to never quit, and teamwork. Coach Xavier Rodriguez, originally from Poth, also provided a great deal of support to the athletes, in addition...Article Link

Hear from Monahans Lady Loboes Softball Head Coach, Lindsie Swarb! The team talks Permian Basin Track & Field State placing. Midland Legacy advances in the Playoffs defeating Eaton. Plus all Major Headlines from Professional Sports!

On April 23, 1936, Roy Kelton Orbison was born in Vernon, Texas. For y'all that don't have the map of Texas tattooed on your brain, Vernon is up in Wilbarger County near the Red River, about 50 miles west of Wichita Falls. One of my favorite history professors, Hunt Tooley, was from Vernon too. Not sure when his birthday is.  Whether Dr. Tooley was an Orbison fan or not is not known, but I can pretty confidently say that Mr. Orbison was one of the great singers and songwriters to hail from Texas and he was and still is loved by thousands of folks. One thing I should point out is that I always thought Mr. Orbison was blind. He was famous for always having dark sunglasses on. As it turns out, he was not blind, but he did have very, very, very bad eyesight. He grew up in Wink, Texas, even more west than Vernon. Wink is way out west in Winkler County near Monahans and Pecos, about a hundred miles southeast of Carlsbad. He got his first guitar when he was six and since then music became a central part of his life and Roy started his first band, the Wink Westerners, there when he was attending Wink High School. After high school, Roy attended North Texas State College in Denton, Texas for a while. That's just north of Dallas and Fort Worth in Denton County and on I-35. North Texas State College is now the University of North Texas and they have a world famous music program there. He then went to Odessa Junior College. In Odessa, the Wink Westerners changed their name to the Teen Kings. He, and they, had their first hit after he left college in 1956. The song is Ooby Dooby and it was released by none other than the legendary Sun Records. You know Sun Records. They were the company that also released music by Elvis Presley, Charlie Rich, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, and Johnny Cash, to name a few. Kind of like an early version of 301 Productions with its current lineup of great Texas musicians. Roy went on to have several hits. Twenty-two Orbison singles reached the Billboard Top 40 between 1960 and 1966. He wrote or co-wrote almost all of his Top 10 Hits: "Only the Lonely" in 1960, "Running Scared" in 1961, "Crying" 1961, "In Dreams" 1963, and "Oh, Pretty Woman" (1964). If you haven't heard one of these or any Roy Orbison songs then you need to crawl out of the rock you've been under and get a little culture. Your ears will thank you. Because of his greatness, Orbison was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame, the Songwriters Hall of Fame, and the Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum. He also was recognized with a Grammy Lifetime Achievement award along with five actual Grammy Awards. He co-founded the great supergroup, Traveling Wilburys in 1988 with George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, and Jeff Lynne. Sadly, Orbison died of a heart attack in December 1988 at age 52, a month before the release of his song "You Got It." It was his first hit to reach the US & UK Top 10 in nearly 25 years. So here's to the memory of Roy Orbison, born on April 23, 1936. The Texas History Lessons Theme song, Walking Through History, was written and recorded by Derrick McClendon. Listen to his new album, Interstate Daydreamer! Available everywhere you find good music. Thank you Derrick! Twitter: @dmclendonmusic If you are enjoying Texas History Lessons, consider buying me a cup of coffee by clicking here! Help make Texas History Lessons by supporting it on Patreon. And a special thanks to everyone that already does. Website: texashistorylessons.com email: texashistorylessons@gmail.com Twitter: @TexasHistoryL Texas History Lessons Spotlight Artists Jerrod Flusche Rosmand – Mando Salas Zach Welch Seth Jones Derrick McClendon Kade Anson Randy Hoyet on Spotify Robert Herrerra Jacob Charles Chris Cunningham Podcast Recommendations: Wild West Extravaganza Podcast The History Cafe Podcast Hymns of the Highway Podcast Off Mic, Off the Record Podcast Texas River Tonk Podcast TXRiverTonk Podcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Det er ikke bare moden, der ændrer sig, men hele zeitgeisten som er oppe i luften lige nu. I hvert fald hvis man skal tro ideen om vibe shift. I følge trendforecasteren Sean Monahan (der er et fancy ord for tendens-spåkone) befinder vi os i det fjerde vibe shift i hans levetid. Mohahan var en del af det kunstkollektiv, der coinede begrebet normcore, der har fået os alle til at rende rundt i fars jeans og salomon-sko de seneste par år. Vi har altså levet i Monahans spådomme før. Nu er der så et nyt skift på vej, men hvad fanden skal vi nu gå i, tale om og lytte til? En del af profetien lyder, at vi vender os mod rocken, indien, og at numsen er ude, men patterne inde.Vi kigger ind i den kulturelle krystalkugle for at se, hvor denne brydningstid peger hen. Vi kommer med egne bud på spådomme, og hvad vi selv vil begynde at gå i. Eva Eistrup forudser, at slutty-KUA-core bliver en ting, Esben Weile Kjær vil begynde at gå i jakkesæt, og Felix Katzenelson vender sig mod de lange ferier. Måske er det slut med sneakers, måske er krisetilstanden permanent, måske vender rocken tilbage, måske gider vi ikke arbejde længere. Det er tåget, men vi aner allerede konturerne af tendenser og samtaler, som de næste par år vil vise sig som starttyvernes vibes. Måske er det klogt, måske er det volapyk, vi finder ud af det i dag.Forandringens vinde blæser, men det her er stadig Politikens Poptillæg. Lyt med.

Howdy fellow Trailheads! You know that movie Dune? I got to visit Texas's version out west at Monahans Sandhills state park. Come along on this adventure and learn about how the park was for me and what you can expect on your next state park trip. Along the way, I made a stop at Happy Trails Outfitters in San Angelo. A great outdoor-themed store that has plenty of great apparel, but hiking gear and accessories as well. They also carry the Texas State Park Passport. If you'd like to read a full recap on this visit you can do so at this link: https://www.thetexastrailhead.com/monahans-sandhills-state-park/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thetexastrailhead/support

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If you don't know Teresa Burnett, you probably don't live in Monahans, TX or any surrounding community. She was raised in Artesia, NM where she grew up with her parents, Joe and Karen Hodges, and three younger siblings, Scott, Kelly, and Amy. After graduating Artesia High School, she attended South Plains in Levelland, TX where she met and married Johnny Burnett. Shortly after marrying Johnny, they moved to Monahans where she raised her two children, Kandace and JW, and enjoys every moment with her four grandchildren, Caitlyne, Thomas, Rian, and Kate. Teresa has many amazing qualities, but three stand out more than others: passion, selflessness, and energy. Teresa loves the town of Monahans and its citizens, and if you give her the time, she will bend your ear about Monahans and the many things it has to offer! Passion is described as an emotion that brings you satisfaction, so much that you get lost in what you do. Teresa may have been raised in Artesia, NM, however there is no doubt that the blood in her veins is green. The amount of time she spends thinking, planning, and organizing things in town describes her passion for her community, a trait that you won't find in many people. This trait is shown through the countless boards on which she serves, charity organizations in which she helps raise money, the commitment she has to the Monahans Lions Club, and the love that she has for her family. There isn't a day that goes by that she doesn't talk about something that her kids, or grandkids have accomplished, or what she gets to go see them do. The same goes for the town of Monahans and its citizens. Her passion does not go unnoticed when you hear people talk about her and the many things she has done, including the numerous awards she has been given, with one of the highest honors being the “Woman of Distinction” award she received from the Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest. Selflessness is described as someone that is more concerned with the needs and wishes of someone other than themselves. This character trait defines Teresa more than any because of the time and effort she puts into everything she does. This is not reflected only at the Monahans Chamber of Commerce, but her friends and family as well. As Mom and Grammy she puts all of her needs and wants aside to fulfill the needs, wants and wishes of her children and grandchildren. Teresa gives to her community just like she gives to her family, this is because she considers her community to be her family. She has given to every fundraiser, blessing boxes, pie auction, and many other things behind the scenes that many people don't even know about. If you need help with anything she will go to the ends of the earth to help you get it, or if she has it, she will give it to you without question. Energy is described as having strength to be able to sustain physical or mental activity. Many people look at children and say, “I wish I had about ½ the energy that kid has!” Teresa has the energy of three children put together! We see Teresa running around town going from one place to the other without fail. Her energy can often be contagious if you are feeling up to it! The Broadband project is one of the highest honors that reflects her energy. Teresa spent countless hours and resources getting the money and the plans for the Broadband project, which she was honored with an award from the state of Texas! If you know Teresa, you know it is very hard to keep up with her, she doesn't know how to slow down. When she completes everything with the chamber, she still has the energy to play with her grandchildren, keep them on the weekend, or attend their events at school. Teresa's passion, selflessness, and energy make her who she is. There isn't another person around that can do what she does and love it as much as she does. Many people have a passion for their work, or their family, but Teresa has the qualities to fulfill both work and family life. Without Te

A-1 Rocket Energy Services — with locations in Floresville, Amarillo, and Monahans — has been selected for the 17th Annual Aggie 100, which honors the fastest-growing companies owned by former students of Texas A&M University. This marks the fifth time one of the A-1 Rocket companies has made the list. A-1 is ranked 60th this year, with a 41.77-percent growth rate. The Aggie 100 is founded and sponsored by the McFerrin Center for Entrepreneurship at Texas A&M University. A-1 Rocket Energy Services President and Co-Founder Ryan Zimmer is a 2006 Texas A&M graduate with a Civil Engineering degree. The companies...Article Link

In August of 2017 Christopher Sanders went missing from Monahans, Texas.  He was 40 years old, stood 5'10", weighed 180 pounds.  He had strawberry blonde hair, blue eyes, and had numerous tattoos.  If you have any informations, please contact the Texas Rangers at (432)251-9233, Case# 17-0550.To hear interviews with his wife, Angela, or his mother, Sandy, please give The Grimm Truth Podcast episodes 1 and 8 for this case a listen.Sources for this episode:KLTV - East Texas oilfield worker missing in west TexasNBC News - Texas man Chris Sanders vanishes while on a walk near his home99.9 KBAT - Christopher Sanders of Monahans Texas Still Missing After 5 MonthsNewsWest9 - Wife of missing Monahans man still searching for answersMissing Persons of America - Christopher Sanders last seen near Monahan's oilfields in TexasYour Basin - Finding Chris SandersFacebook - What Happened to CHRIS Sanders a.k.a DoggThe Charley Project - Christopher Lynn SandersSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/CWMCpod)

This week, U.S. Congressman Kevin Brady, of Texas, was recognized by Texas Farm Bureau. Dr. Temple Grandin is scheduled to speak at the annual Sandhills Beef Cattle Conference in July in Monahans. Registration is underway for a Quail Research Field Day scheduled for June 30 near Stephenville. The Texas High Plains grain sorghum crop is off to a good start. Joint supplements are available for arthritis in dogs and cats.

In this episode, we are joined by Leticia Rodriguez, CEO at Ward Memorial Hospital based in Monahans, TX. We discuss the importance of change in your organization even when it is scary to do so. In a year of complete chaos, Ward found peace in a new partnership with HRG. Leticia shares their team's experience as they prepared for COVID-19 to be equipped when it came time for that adversity. Leticia reminds us that teamwork and collaboration within the walls of your facility is imperative always.

B SHAWN COX is an artist, trained architect and lawyer whose early experiences in the small West Texas town of Monahans are re-emerging in his artwork through brightly patterned cowboys and sassy bouffanted-ladies. A prolific artist who admittedly creates amongst controlled chaos, Shawn shares how he juggles multiple forms of artistic expression with a need for analytical challenges and the occasional plunge down a rabbit hole.Find ShawnWebsite: www.bshawncox.com Instagram:  @shawnathon01  Facebook:   bshawncoxfineart  Mentioned:Blackwing pencils (buy)Buc-ee's (see)Stuckey's (see)The Size of Thoughts, Nicholas Baker (read)Bud Biggs, watercolorist (see)Glassell School of Art, Houston (learn)Dougherty Arts Center, Austin (learn)Davis Gallery, Austin (see)Flatbed Press (learn)Find Me, Kristy Darnell Battani:Website:   https://www.kristybattani.comInstagram:  @kristybattaniartFacebook:  kristybattaniartDid you enjoy hearing about Shawn's plunge? If so, please take a moment to leave a rating and a comment: https://lovethepodcast.com/artishplunge Music:"Surf Guitar Madness," Alexis Messier,Licensed by PremiumBeat.comSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/artishplunge)Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/artishplunge)

Kat Wellum-Kent, Director at Accountancy Firm MHA Monahans, shares recent initiatives and practices for looking after the mental well-being of employees and how mental health in the workplace is more critical than ever.

Have you ever wondered how to get more production out of your production team? What I mean by that is have you ever wondered how to better help your production team turn out more sets of accounts, more VAT returns, more management accounts in any given time, even if they're working remotely part of the time, or maybe even if they're working remotely all of the time.In this podcast interview I'm talking with Kat Wellum Kent of multi-partner multi office firm Monahans down in the Southwest of the UK and Kat with her 45 strong production team have started a number of initiatives to do just that. I really liked the buddy system that Kat talks about on the podcast, as well as the different career paths she creates depending on the natural preferences, natural tendencies, natural skills and personalities that go with her team.So why not join me at humanisethenumbers.online and listen to this podcast with Kat Wellum Kent and you'll get a real insight into the great work Kats doing within MonahansMyWorkpapers MyWorkplace enables our practice to embrace the world of digital auditing and accounting.

In today's episode, Tom and Phil are joined by Butch Rogers, Certified Public Accountant. They discuss possible tax benefits that may be helpful to oil producers when filing taxes this year. They also cover some of the tax changes we may see under the new administration, along with the most recent updates on the Paycheck Protection Loan.Highlights:2:47   Butch's motivation to stay in school to get a “sit down” job5:57   Changes in law, IRS rulings, and court cases impacting the oil and gas industry13:54 Potential Tax Benefits for oil producers after the downturn in the oil and gas industry18:50 The latest updates on PPP loan forgiveness25:37 Impact of tax legislation under the Biden Administration31:07 How increased tax rates could actually drive more investments into the industryAbout Butch Rogers:Robert “Butch” Rogers is a Certified Public Accountant with a Master's Degree in Taxation from Texas Tech University. He is a CPA in Wooster, Ohio and is a partner in the CPA firm MBR Partners, Inc.Butch has over 35 years experience working in and with clients in the oil and gas industry. As a college student he worked as a roustabout in West Texas. Upon graduating from college he worked for Gulf Oil as a business administration trainee, working in the Midland, Texas district office and the Monahans, Texas field office. He gained valuable oil and gas tax experience working with Coopers and Lybrand in Lubbock, Texas. During his time as a practicing CPA, Butch served a number of small independent producers as a trusted tax and business advisor.His speaking experience includes conducting continuing education seminars and webinars for various state societies of CPAs, Ohio Oil and Gas Association, COPAS, and Bisk Education.Connect with Butch:butch@mbrpartnerscpa.comwww.mbrpartnerscpa.comAbout SherWare, Inc.If you're enjoying this episode, please subscribe to our podcast and share with a friend! We also love ratings and reviews on Apple podcasts.SherWare creates software to simplify your accounting needs so you have more time to do the things that matter. We serve independent oil and gas operators, accountants and investors with a platform to manage their distributions and joint-interest billings on a platform -- and we're the only software on the market that can integrate with your QuickBooks company. Click here to watch a demo of the software in action right now.About COPAS:COPAS provides expertise for the oil and gas industry through the development of Model Form Accounting Procedures, publications, and education. We are a forum for the active exchange of ideas which result in innovative business and accounting solutions.Find a society near you.

Desde el logotipo que ha utilizado Neil Young para titular su último EP, The Times, parece evidente que el canadiense ha querido que su contenido sea una especie de noticiario, cantado en vez de escrito, abordando la confusión de estos tiempos y despertando recuerdos de su activismo. Para ello ha recurrido a versionar canciones propias de tintes políticos, como “Ohio”, con el fantasma de Nixon, y "Lookin’ for a Leader", que reescribió desde Living with War para dirigirla a Donald Trump. Además de nuevas versiones acústicas de "Alabama", "Southern Man" y "Campaigner", ha recurrido incluso a Bob Dylan para traer al presente "The Times They Are A-Changin" en una forma muy similar a como el bardo la creó. Acompañado simplemente por su guitarra y la armónica, Neil Young se muestra desnudo, cercano e incluso nostálgico. Neil Young sigue dando lustre a sus archivos con Neil Young Archives Volume II: 1972–1976 que saldrá a la luz el próximo día 20 exclusivamente a través de su web y contiene 10 discos y 131 cortes. Contiene 12 canciones nunca editadas, 49 versiones no escuchadas hasta ahora y un libro de tapa dura de 252 páginas con cientos de fotos. Hablamos de la etapa más prolífica de su carrera, que abarca de 1972 a 1976 e incluye álbumes como On The Beach, Tonight’s The Night, Zuma y Homegrown. Nos permite escuchar a Neil Young en solitario, formando parte de la Stills/Young Band y Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young o arropado por bandas como Crazy Horse, los Stray Gators y los Santa Monica Flyers. Esta versión alternativa de “Powderfinger” es una de las inéditas hasta el presente. La escuchamos por primera vez en 1979 cuando formó parte de Rust Never Sleeps pero Neil Young la había grabado en acústico cuatro años antes y pensó en incluirla en Chrome Dreams, un disco que nunca se publicó. Incluso llegó a enviar una cinta a su amigo Ronnie Van Zant por si quería utilizarla para el nuevo álbum de Lynyrd Skynyrd. Pero este murió en aquel trágico accidente de avión y nunca la grabaron. La actividad frenética de Neil Young nos deja también otro disco que añadir a la larga lista de novedades Se trata de Return to Greendale, un conjunto de audio y video del concierto celebrado en Toronto por Neil Young & Crazy Horse durante la gira de 2003 en apoyo de su álbum conceptual Greendale, una especie de ópera-rock sobre la familia Green, residente en un pequeño pueblo. A través de sus distintos miembros, trata sobre la obsesión mediática, la propaganda institucional de la etapa de Bush-hijo en la presidencia y la necesidad de luchar a favor del medio ambiente. Poco antes de publicarse aquel disco, Neil Young y Crazy Horse realizaron esa gira por Norteamérica interpretando las 10 canciones del álbum de forma secuencial junto a actores y bailarines que no contentó a casi nadie por lo inesperado. El propio artista dirigió la película del concierto y el documental con el seudónimo de Bernard Shakey. El próximo viernes, día 27 de celebrará el Black Friday de este año, para mantener su apoyo a las tiendas de discos independientes. Es evidente que en este 2020 la fecha cobra un significado especial. El Black Friday viene a ser una versión otoñal del Record Store Day, que en España se celebra desde el 2011, y añaden lanzamientos en vinilo con una edición limitada que está disponible en tiendas independientes y en formato físico. Willie Nelson será uno de los protagonistas de este próximo Black Friday con el lanzamiento en LP de una grabación histórica para el mítico programa de la televisión pública estadounidense Austin City Limits.El veterano músico tejano fue el protagonista del programa piloto de aquella aventura audiovisual que se mantiene en antena con su temporada número 46, además de ser el que ha aparecido en más ocasiones. Live at Austin City Limits 1976 contiene por primera vez en audio una actuación de Willie & The Family, filmada en 1976 y emitida como primer capítulo de la segunda temporada al año siguiente, en la que interpretan su clásico Red Headed Stranger de principio a fin. Aquella canción que dio nombre genérico al trabajo había sido compuesta en 1953 por Edith Lindeman y Carl Stutz, para Perry Como, aunque este no la llegó a grabar. Otra de las publicaciones más recomendables de este año para el Black Friday es la caja de John Prine Asylum LP Box (Rhino). Se trata de los tres LPs del artista con los discos de su etapa en el sello Asylum. Bruised Orange, editado en 1978, fue el quinto álbum de John Prine y el primero de los tres que grabó para Asylum. El músico de Illinois estaba desilusionado con Atlantic por su escaso apoyo a Common Sense, su álbum del 75, y firmó con el nuevo sello un contrato de tres discos. La necesidad de sentirse seguro hizo que recurriera a su amigo Steve Goodman para el trabajo de producción de un registro que se grabó en la Chicago Recording Company entre enero y marzo de 1978 y que sacaba a la luz el habla tensa y confesional del artista arropada por la intimidad de un folk-rock seductor. “That’s The Way The World Goes Round” tiene que ver con la hartura por el cinismo del mundo, añorando sus años infantiles. En 1979, John Prince publicó Pink Cadillac, su sexto álbum. El artista quería evidenciar su cariño por el primitivo rock and roll, dejando en segundo plano las letras de las canciones. Quería más continente que contenido y, de hecho, tan solo compuso cinco de los 10 temas que lo conformaron. Para ello contó con la producción de Knox y Jerry Phillips, hijo del legendario fundador de Sun Records, Sam Phillips, que también produjo dos de los temas. Se marcharon a Memphis y entre enero y marzo de 1979 consiguieron un montón de horas grabadas de las que eligieron algunas canciones clásicas que le encantaban a John Prine cuando era niño. Incluso estuvo invitado Billy Lee Riley. En contraposición a ese sonido, en el nostálgico "How Lucky", parece estar en el porche de casa acompañado de John Burns recordando aquella infancia. John Prine fue un maestro de la narrativa, ingenioso y siempre sincero, con raíces de sabor folk y country, aunque no era ajeno al rock & roll, el rhythm & blues o el rockabilly. El Covid nos lo arrebató el pasado 7 de abril en Vanderbilt University Medical Center de Nashville. Storm Windows, el séptimo registro de su discografía, fue el último grabado en una gran compañía como Asylum, ya que poco después se uniría a Al Bunetta y Dan Einstein para fundar Oh Boy Records, donde se editaron todas sus grabaciones posteriores. Recuperó un buen puñado de canciones que habían estado en el ambiente de las sesiones de su anterior trabajo, Pink Cadillac. Pero esta nueva aventura estaba más cerca de álbumes como Sweet Revenge y Common Sense, con un sonido más cohesionado y pulido. Mucho tuvo que ver en ello su marcha a los legendarios Muscle Shoals Sound Studios de Sheffield, en Alabama y la producción de Berry Beckett. "One Red Rose", que tiene que ver con una noche pasada con su primo Charlie Bill y donde Rachel Peer, su mujer por entonces, añadía unas armonías vocales deliciosas, fue una de nuestras canciones favoritas por entonces y lo sigue siendo ahora que hemos perdido a John Prine. Este pasado viernes, Guy Clark hubiera cumplido 79 años de no haber muerto en 2016 tras una larga enfermedad. Wade Bowen siempre ha tenido a Guy Clark como uno de sus referentes y su paso por The Bunker, el estudio favorito de los tejanos más enraizados en los últimos tiempos y propiedad de Bruce Robison, dejó esta magnífica versión de “She Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere”, una canción que el legendario músico de Monahans incluyó en su álbum de debut de hace 45 años Old No. 1, recordado como una de las joyas del country de todos los tiempos. Guy Clark formó parte de la escena musical de Texas y Nashville durante décadas aunque nunca tuvo la repercusión mayoritaria que su talento merecía. Si ayer escuchábamos “Asheville Nashville Austin”, uno de los cortes del nuevo álbum de The Band of Heathens, Stranger, esta vez hemos querido recrearnos en como han rendido homenaje a la figura de Guy Clark invitando a Todd Snider para interpretar juntos “L.A. Freeway”, otra de las piezas maestras de Old No.1 que dejaba bien claro que el artista tejano, tristemente desaparecido, no tenía demasiada consideración por la ciudad de Los Angeles y prefirió establecerse en Nashville. Ya decimos que esta pandemia nos ha obligado a todos prácticamente reinventarnos para sobrevivir en tan duros momentos. Los músicos son una buena muestra y su constancia en salir adelante no está dejando momentos inesperados como el del pasado 2 de octubre la Fundación Epicure realizó dos eventos en el noroeste de Estados Unidos para recaudar fondos. Brandi Carlile y el guitarrista de Pearl Jam, Mike McCready, se unieron para interpretar un par de temas como parte del concierto benéfico en vivo transmitido a través de internet. La pareja realizó una versión de "Red Dirt Girl", el tema que en 2000 dio nombre genérico a uno de los álbumes más significativos en la carrera de Emmylou Harris y donde la artista de Alabama hizo hincapié en su faceta como compositora. El pasado año escuchábamos a un dúo llamado Black Pumas, residentes en Austin, con una versión de “Fast Car”, la canción que Tracy Chapman nos regaló en 1988 y nos hizo reflexionar sobre nuestra lucha diaria por que valga la pena vivir. La cantante y compositora de Cleveland, en Ohio, publicó su disco de debut con su propio nombre en el título cuando se acercaba el final de la era Reagan y comenzaba la de la familia Bush. Su segundo single y la canción que abrió aquel disco era "Talkin 'Bout a Revolution", hablando de la lucha de clases y advirtiendo que los pobres se levantarán y recuperarán lo que es suyo. El pasado lunes, Tracy Chapman actuó por primera vez en directo en televisión desde hacía cinco años. Y lo hizo para interpretar aquel tema, acompañada simplemente por su guitarra y sin ningún tipo de adornos. Faltaba muy poco para el Election Day. Escuchar audio

When I say “niche” what’s your first thought? What I hear from my students in my Website Marketing Lab + Web Designer Academy courses are things like: “Thank goodness because I don’t want to be everything to everyone.” “I have too many interests, I don’t want to pick just one thing or one kind of person.” “What if I pick the wrong thing?!” For some people, it’s a relief.  Others feel really constricted when they hear that narrowing down your interests and focusing on one thing is the key to growing a successful business. Others never get started because they’re afraid to pick the wrong thing, or making the choice seems overwhelming. But what if instead of blindly doing all the things, or never starting because you were worried you made the wrong choice, you just tried a bunch of different things and were just really open to noticing what’s getting traction and following that path? That’s what today’s guest, Jessica Serna of the niche travel blog MyCurlyAdventures did. MyCurlyAdventures is a travel brand that inspires Texans to "travel the world" in their own state and find magic in their own backyard. Jessica and I talk about: Her journey from starting a general lifestyle blog to monetizing a niche travel blog. How her family reacted when she quit her day job to blog full time. How she lands sponsorship opportunities. Ways Jessica grew her following organically (and what didn’t work). The most important component of a successful blog. A day in the life of a travel blogger (pre-global pandemic). Jessica’s best advice for you if you’re struggling to monetize your blog. The one belief Jessica had to change about herself to get where she is today. Travel Blogging During a Global Pandemic Jessica and I recorded this interview in December 2019, and at the time of production in April of 2020, much of the country is shut down due to the COVID-19 pandemic. I was really curious to know how Jessica, as a travel blogger who can’t travel, has adapted during the pandemic, so I reached out to her to find out. Here’s what she said: “As someone who focuses on travel, the transition has been something new and challenging to face. The best thing I can do is look at it as a challenge to overcome. I'm currently recycling old photos on Instagram as well as incorporating new content around fun at home activities, travel from home activities, and challenges like the #yogawinechallenge that connects people through something fun while supporting local businesses. Since I have extra free time from not traveling/shooting/editing new content, I am focusing on extra educational opportunities like the free courses and conferences that have gone online, creating content on other platforms like TikTok to increase brand awareness, and creating more blog content as I know people are going to be excited to look up activities and travel once this is over.” And if you wanna learn more about using TikTok as a blogger, don’t ask me because I have no clue, but Jessica wrote a great blog post all about “3 Ways You’re Already Sabotaging Yourself on TikTok.” My favorite quotes from Jessica: “When you niche down, you suddenly have a focus.” “It's hard to distinguish yourself from everyone else who also serves everybody.” “Even if things didn't go my way at this point...I'm still happy for everything I've done and I still provide value and I've learned so many incredible skills.” “Providing a solution that's not readily available is going to cause people to talk about you for you.” Resources Mentioned in This Episode Jessica’s blogging tips 3 Ways Your Sabotaging Yourself on TikTok Jessica’s Bio: Jessica is the Blogger of MyCurlyAdventures, a travel brand that inspires Texans to "travel the world" in their own state. Through her approach she has been able to inspire local wanderlust and help people travel more by looking nearby. From visiting the wine country in Fredericksburg, going sand surfing in Monahans, riding in an Italian gondola in Irving, and so much more, Jessica shares how Texans can find magic in their own backyard. Connect with Jessica: My Curly Adventures Website Instagram Build a website in just 5 days (even if you're not techie) at www.free5daywebsitechallenge.com Already have a website? Take the Free "Jumpstart Your Website Traffic" marketing mini-course at www.jumpstartyourwebsitetraffic.com Leave a Review!

Christopher Lynn Sanders was a 40 year old from Cason, TX. He had two children and loved to fish. On the morning of August 13, 2017, in Monahans, TX, someone saw Chris walk away from his trailer, jump a fence, head east on I 20, and disappear in the distance. He was never seen again. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Help-Find-Missing-Christopher-Lynn-Sanders-319334788862432/ Charley Project: http://charleyproject.org/case/christopher-lynn-sanders NAMUS: https://www.namus.gov/MissingPersons/Case#/39598?nav Article: https://kbat.com/215745/ If you have any information regarding the disappearance of Christopher Sanders, please call the Monahans Police Department at 432-943-3254. --Unfound supports accounts on Podomatic, iTunes, Stitcher, Instagram, Twitter, Spotify and Facebook. --on Wednesday nights at 9pm ET, please join us on the Unfound Podcast Channel on YouTube for the Unfound Live Show. All of you can talk with me and I can answer your questions. --Contribute to Unfound at Patreon.com/unfoundpodcast. You can also contribute at Paypal: unfoundpodcast@gmail.com --email address: unfoundpodcast@gmail.com --the website: theunfoundpodcast.com

......................CHARITY:............................................ http://www.filefactory.com/file/48kl2hd4mrgr/charity.mp3 01. Lights and Motion - Glow; 02. The White Birch - Lantern (04.06); 03. Butcher Boy – Days Like These Will Be the Death of Me (08.38); 04. Carbon Based Lifeforms – Dreamshore Forest (Analog Remake) (11.57); 05. Jane Birkin – Coleur Cafe (15.32); 06. The Echelon Effect – Denver for an Hour (18.01); 07. Tricky (with Anika) – Lonely Dancer (24.23); 08. Califone – Night Gallery/Projector (27.22); 09. Matt Berninger - Holes (32.57); 10. Stray Theories - Nightstate (38.01); 11. Nico – All Tomorrow’s Parties (41.04); 12. nExow – Vapor Trail (45.34); 13. Mick Harvey – Prevert’s Song (49.32); 14. Lanterns on the Lake – Swimming Lessons (52.15); 15. Myar – A Story About Screwing Up (56.29); 16. Agnes Obel – Broken Sleep (58.57); 17. Raphael – Paris et une fete (63.45); 18. Pitch Black – Did You Get the Message? (67.17); 19. Monahans – Echoes (72.03); 20. Tahaninte – Solane (75.31). Total Time: 01.19.57 Sultry voice of Radio Etiopia: Ana Ribeiro This mix has been passed safe to travel across all borders and may contain properties beneficial to your health. ….

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Hello Dayz Travelers, Joining us in these next few episodes is Brandi Heasley, Interim Superintendent at Monahans Sandhills State Park in Texas. She explains to us how no one knows about this secret sanddunes in Texas and how to have fun at this park. Support our cause of documenting the outdoors and planting trees: https://www.dayztravel.com/contribute. To share your adventure check out our website: https://www.dayztravel.com. Talk to you next time on Dayz Travels. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jason-zhao7/support

On today’s episode of the podcast, Phil is joined by his friend and business mentor, Robert “Butch” Rogers. Butch is a CPA who has his own accounting business and also works as a consultant for other CPA’s and producers in the oil and gas industry and as a contract CFO for a few oil and gas companies. Phil and Butch share how they got to know one another, how they both ended up living in Ohio and how Phil got started with his business, SherWare software 25 years ago. They chat about how Butch helped Phil with accounting items to include in his software and how SherWare software continually evolves according to the customers’ needs.    Here are some of the things you can look forward to in this episode:   How Phil and Butch met each other Why Butch left Texas and started his own CPA business How Butch convinced Phil to move to Ohio The story of how Phil started SherWare and how Butch mentored him How SherWare has grown and evolved with the help of its customers   Highlights: 3:35 How Phil and Butch got to know each other 4:07 Leaving Texas and starting his own CPA business 5:37 Finding his niche as a CPA 7:38 Butch noticing that oil and gas clients didn’t have great accounting software 9:06 How Butch helped Phil with writing the SherWare software 11:50 Phil figuring out that he needed to focus on oil and gas 13:40 How SherWare has grown organically and been tailored to customers  16:10 The ease of reporting that comes with SherWare 19:56 What smaller, independent producers are currently facing in the oil and gas industry 24:01 Working as a contract CFO and a consultant for other CPA’s and smaller producers 25:11 What Butch’s accounting firm will be doing next 26:33 How the numbers tell a story in accounting   About Robert Rogers: Robert “Butch” Rogers is a Certified Public Accountant with a Master’s Degree in Taxation from Texas Tech University. He is a CPA in Wooster, Ohio and is a partner in the CPA firm Rogers Accounting Solutions, Inc.    Butch has over 35 years of experience working in and with clients in the oil and gas industry. As a college student, he worked as a roustabout in West Texas. Upon graduating from college he worked for Gulf Oil as a business administration trainee, working in the Midland, Texas district office and the Monahans, Texas field office. He gained valuable oil and gas tax experience working with Coopers and Lybrand in Lubbock, Texas. During his time as a practicing CPA, Butch served a number of small independent producers as a trusted tax and business advisor.    His speaking experience includes conducting continuing education seminars and webinars for various state societies of CPAs, Ohio Oil and Gas Association, COPAS, and Bisk Education.    Connect with Robert: LinkedIn | butchrogerscpa@gmail.com   Link to Websites: Head over to our website to set up a free account with SherWare software. Please make sure to subscribe and leave a rating and review on Apple podcasts.

Today's Guest: Gary Vaden   Gary is currently an Admissions Counselor at The University of Alabama in Distance Learning Programs. He is a Retired Educator in Texas where he was a Band Director for 12 years and a High School Counselor for 18 years. He grew up in Monahans, Texas and attended college at Angelo State University to earn his Bachelors in Music Education. He then obtained his Masters from Sul Ross State University in Education with a concentration in Counseling. Philosophy-If you can make a difference in a child’s life and help them achieve their goals then you are making a difference in their lives.  Join the “Acknowledge Someone” Movement! Use the code "TEACHERRECHARGE" and receive 10% off your entire purchase:  http://www.fredmotivates.com/shop/   Gary Vaden: Email: garyv.bama@ua.edu  Phone Number: (205) 348-0089 FREE Audiobook (such as  "The Fearless Organization" by Amy C. Edmondson) and a FREE 30 Day Trial: Audible   Fred Koepp: Twitter/Instagram: @fred_nationBusiness Account: @teacherrecharge Facebook: Fred Motivates Website: www.fredmotivates.com Podcast Website: www.teacherrecharge.podbean.com Email: teacherrechargepodcast@gmail.com   You can also listen on: Stitcher iTunes Google Play Podbean Spotify Player FM

Listener Ken Richards has always noticed the unique fragments and features of the Big Bend. "I assume some of that, a lot of that, moved around by earthquake,” says Richards. “But I'm wondering if it's seismically active now.” West Texas Wonders teamed up with Nature Notes to find the answer. We don't think “Texas” and “earthquakes.” But the answer to Richards' question is yes: tectonic forces that shaped the mountainous Trans-Pecos landscape are still at work. And now there's another factor: hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, is leading to small quakes from Monahans to the edges of the Davis and Guadalupe mountains. Scientists say these tectonic and human-made force... Hosted by for KRTS

 In rural West Texas, it doesn’t take much for your internet connection to go down. A pounding rainstorm, heavy winds, construction workers accidentally cutting a crucial cable — all very real scenarios that can leave you without internet for hours. That’s why one listener submitted this West Texas Wonders question from Monahans: Will small west Texas towns ever have access to decent internet services? If you’re going to try and find a reliable internet connection in rural Monahans, Texas your best bet is to look for books.  Inside the Ward County Library, there's an island of about 15 computers. That's where 21-year-old Andrew Kagle is sitting.  It’s midday,... Hosted by for KRTS

When we think about building science, we're thinking about systems and the unseen forces that contribute to the success or failure of a building. Some of the largest and most complicated systems and unseen forces in the AEC industry are the contracts that make or break a project. Join Kristof as he interviews construction attorney, Joe Basham, on all things funky and legal in the AEC industry.Joe BashamJoe Basham grew up in Monahans, a small town in West Texas, where he worked in the oil fields in 115 degree weather. He then traveled nearly 500 miles to Texas A&M University, where he graduated, cum laude, with a degree in Construction Science from the College of Architecture and dunked his ring in Shiner Bock.He worked as runner for a big law firm in Austin, and then moved to the high plains where attended Texas Tech School of Law. He graduated in 2002, magna cum laude, Order of the Coif, and was the Technology Editor of the Texas Tech Law Review.After law school, Joe joined Allensworth & Porter as an associate, was made a partner in 2007. He has been listed in Texas Super Lawyers from 2005 – 2018, and Best Lawyers 2014 – 2015, and Legal 500. He is now the managing partner at Austin-based construction law firm, Allensworth & Porter, and partners with clients from all facets of the construction industry, including owners, contractors, architects, and engineers to consult on contract negotiations, dispute management and resolution, and litigation and arbitration. Joe focuses on building long-term, strategic relationships with clients who care about working with a lawyer who knows the law, their business, and their industry.Joe is a member of the Rotary Club of Austin, and is on the board of the Austin Chapter of the Building Enclosure Council (BEC). He served on the Rollingwood City Council for 5 years, and was president of the Rollingwood Community Economic Development Corporation. He is married to Karla, and they have two boys, Joe (9) and John (7).Joe can be contacted at (512) 708-1250 and at jrb@aaplaw.com.Big thanks to Aprilaire for their continued and generous support of the podcast!

by: Thomas D. Mooney Editor-in-Chief Two weeks back, Texas singer-songwriter Guy Clark passed away at the age of 74. The Monahans native was singer-songwriter personified. His lasting impact on the what it was and is to be a songwriter from Texas is immeasurable. Last Monday, we sat up a couple of microphones in the pool room … Continue reading The New Slang Podcast: Episode 011 Guy Clark Tribute Part 2 →Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thomasdmooney)

by: Thomas D. Mooney Editor-in-Chief Last week, Texas singer-songwriter Guy Clark passed away at the age of 74. The Monahans native was singer-songwriter personified. His lasting impact on the what it was and is to be a songwriter from Texas is immeasurable. This past Monday, we sat up a couple of microphones in the pool … Continue reading The New Slang Podcast: Episode 010 Guy Clark Tribute Part 1 →Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thomasdmooney)

The November 16, 2010 edition of Tell Somebody featured an excerpt of former Green Party Presidential nominee David Cobb's November 14th Kansas City speech on the Move to Amend the Constitution to overturn "corporate personhood."  But first, some background on corporate personhood and the Citizens United v FEC Supreme Court decision from author and radio host Thom Hartmann, Public Citizen's Craig Holman, and more.  The show ends with Robin Monahan of the Marching Monahans - www.lairdandrobin.org - giving an account of the completion of their walk from California to the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C. Click on the the pod icon above or the .mp3 filename below to listen to the show, or right-click and choose save target as to save a copy of the audio file to your computer.  You can also subscribe to the podcast, for free, at the iTunes store or your podcast directory.  If you have any comments or questions about the show or any problems accessing the files, send an email to: mail@tellsomebody.us

Laird Monahan talks about why he and his brother Robin are walking across the country from California to the Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC hoping to raise awareness of the need to amend the US Constitution to overturn the recent Supreme Court decision in the Citizens United v Federal Election Commission case.  There is also some audio from a protest at the Kansas City nuclear weapons plant and more. To hear the audio, click on the .mp3 filename below, or to save a copy of the file to your computer, right click on the filename and choose "save target as." comments or questions? send an email to mail@tellsomebody.us Tom Klammer www.tellsomebody.us

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