Podcasts about mountain air

“If there are kids in high school that are showing an interest, or a passion, or want to try something, we absolutely do not want literacy barriers, financial barriers to be an issue. So, we want to be able to be there to assist and make sure they get those opportunities.” Lindsey Haring & Celia Uribe are a partner and board member of PEAK. In this episode, Lindsey and Celia chat with Luis about San Luis Obispo, best places to hike there, PEAK or Promoting Extracurricular Activities for Kids, history and mission of PEAK, how to submit your hike so money will be donated, the importance of PEAK, Peaks for PEAK fundraiser, volunteers, and The Mountain Air store. PEAK's mission is to enable all TK-12 students in San Luis Obispo to participate in extracurricular activities. A volunteer-run nonprofit organization, PEAK uses 100% of its proceeds to pay tuition, purchase equipment or clothing, and reimburse expenses. PEAK is a 501(c)(3) organization, so all donations are tax deductible. PEAK welcomes donations of all kinds: financial, equipment, and volunteer time. Consider making a donation today! Support Road Dog Podcast by: 1. Joining the Patreon Community: https://www.patreon.com/roaddogpodcast 2. Subscribe to the podcast on whatever platform you listen on. Submit your hike here: https://themountainair.com GO SLEEVES: https://gokinesiologysleeves.com HAMMER NUTRITION show code: Roaddoghn20 Listeners get a special 15% off at https://www.hammernutrition.com DRYMAX show code: Roaddog2020  Listeners get a special 15% off at https://www.drymaxsports.com/products/ LUNA Sandals “Whether I'm hitting the trails or just hanging out, LUNA Sandals are my favorite. They're designed by Barefoot Ted of Born to Run and made for every adventure—ultra running, hiking, or just kicking back. Its minimalist footwear that's good for your feet!” Check them out and get 15% off at lunasandals.com/allwedoisrun Allwedoisrun.com Lindsey Haring Contact Info: https://themountainair.com PEAK: https://peakslo.org Luis Escobar (Host) Contact: luis@roaddogpodcast.com Luis Instagram Kevin Lyons (Producer) Contact: kevin@roaddogpodcast.com yesandvideo.com Music: Slow Burn by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Original RDP Photo: Photography by Kaori Peters kaoriphoto.com Road Dog Podcast Adventure With Luis Escobar www.roaddogpodcast.com

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Lookout Mountain Air Force Base with Air Force Special Agent Walter Bosley.A Clockwork Shining on Amazon Prime Video: https://watch.amazon.com/detail?gti=amzn1.dv.gti.40307b30-a310-48b1-9efd-667fdf012954&territory=US&ref_=share_ios_movie&r=webRaised By Giants LInkTree:https://linktr.ee/raisedbygiantspodContribute to Raised By Giants on PayPal here:https://www.paypal.me/raisedbygiantsContribute on Buy A Coffee here:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/raisedbygiQ

« Regarder l'autre, l'écouter, lui sourire, s'intéresser à lui, d'après moi, c'est le commencement de l'être humain. ». La vraie rencontre.« Mountain Air », Caleb Etheridge (artlist.io) ©Réalisation : Leslie Rijmenams Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Welcome! Today I share a recent experience with “ego backlash,” and we explore the reasons why this intense phenomenon arises. Indeed, if we are able to remain as non-reactive as possible, this essential phase can ultimately reveal more of our sovereign nature. We then discuss how an increasing sense of divine appropriation, a bold claiming of our dreams into the external dimension of our lives, is a hallmark of spiritual maturity. Neville Goddard's short lecture “Brazen Impudence” provides excellent clarity around these themes. Musical selection: Mountain Air by Cody Francis. Donations http://paypal.com/paypalme/LoriGreenPodcast --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lori-green2/support

For this season, I'm looking back at my most memorable moments on the Consumed podcast. Featured in this episode: Cameron Alarcio, Cameron Alarcio Knives, Pismo Beach Paul Filice, Miner's Ace Hardware Josh and Lindsey Haring, The Mountain Air, San Luis Obispo Denis and Kacey Kehoe, Kehoe Carbon Cookware, Los Osos

Sho Alli breaks down the Blue Jays' 13-9 win over the Rockies to start the road trip! He takes your texts and gets right to the offence finally showing up - was the Alejandro Kirk three-run double one of the most important late-season moments? How important is it for Kirk to keep this up now with a Danny Jansen hand fracture? He gets to the ABs seen from Vladimir Guerrero Jr., including some unfortunate Angel Hernandez-induced results, and also discusses the play of Davis Schneider and Ernie Clement. Is Clement making a case to stay in the majors, and how has Schneider looked at third base? The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Josh and Lindsey Haring own The Mountain Air, a shop in downtown San Luis Obispo that sells outdoor gear like skis, sleeping bags, and hiking shoes. And because it's summer, and because Josh and Lindsey have been dear friends of mine for years, I thought we could talk about eating and cooking on the trail or at the campground. Camping and backpacking food and gear has come a long way since I was a kid, and I wanted to share the Harings' expertise with you, as well as their story. The Mountain Air opened in 1975, so there's lots to cover. And yes, we talked about radishes, a vegetable that Josh believes shouldn't be served at Halloween parties. You'll understand why.   Website: themountainair.com Instagram: @themountainair

A new set of hikes in Switzerland focus on the Graubünden region's smells, courtesy of a "mountain air sommelier." | Frommer's

Two special birthday boys check out Ang Lee's 2005 romantic drama, Brokeback mountain. Does it hold up in 2023 or are we all just specks of dust on the flat wheel that is time?  

微信公众号：「365读书」（dus365)，有不定期赠书福利；微博：365读书v。主播：潮羽&云公子，365天每天更新一期。 文字版已在微信公众号【365读书】发布 。QQ：587586744 背景音乐：1.Wendy Carlos - Theme from a Clockwork Orange (Beethoviana)；2.Alexandre Desplat - Mr. Moustafa；3.George Fenton - Fly Catchers；4.Lawrence Welk - Over the Waves；5.Johann Sebastian Bach - D大调小步舞曲；6.Kevin Penkin - Music；7.Jim Brickman - In the Mountain Air。

Happy 2023! Join me today as we continue our exploration of transurfing principles. The new year is the perfect time to embrace training the imagination, disciplining the mind, opening the heart, and releasing the emotional dead weight of the past. Musical selection: Mountain Air by Cody Francis --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lori-green2/support

Relax, focus and fall asleep faster. Mountain Air. Made just for your ears. Your Sleepy Noises.

Relax, focus and fall asleep faster. Mountain Air. Made just for your ears. Your Sleepy Noises.

微信公众号：「365读书」（dus365)，有不定期赠书福利；微博：365读书v。主播：潮羽&云公子，365天每天更新一期。 文字版已在微信公众号【365读书】发布 。QQ：587586744 背景音乐：1.Aage Kvalbein - La Paloma；2.Jim Brickman - In the Mountain Air；3.Aage Kvalbein - Granada. Fra Suite Española Op. 47；4.Arthur Rubinstein - Sonata No. 14 in C-Sharp Minor, Op. 27 No. 2 ＂Moonlight＂： I. Adagio sostenuto；5.Arthur Rubinstein - Sonata No. 8 in C Minor, Op. 13, ＂Pathétique＂： II. Adagio cantabile。

I foråret 2022 udgave Kristian Leth bogen  ”En vej ud af tågen” – en bog hvor han ser tilbage på sin barndom og sine forældre skuespilleren Hanne Uldal og filmmanden Jørgen Leth. ”Et landskab slugt af tåge. Sådan er min barndom. […] meget af det har jeg fået genfortalt. Jeg kan ikke selv huske det.” Sådan åbner Kristian Leths fortælling, om at prøve at komme til bunds i, hvad det egentlig er for en barndom han har haft, hvorfor han ikke kan huske særligt meget af den og hvordan det han så kan huske, tager sig ud i dag fra en position hvor han selv er voksen og far. Bogen ”En vej ud af tågen” er en række korte kapitler, oplevelse af sin familie, og af at blive far, refleksioner over erindring eller manglende erindring,. Kristian Leth er både forfatter, digter, musiker og skuespiller. Han blev uddannet fra Forfatterskolen i 2002 og har skrevet i alt ni bøger og hans forfatterskab tæller både på digtsamlinger, faglitteratur og romaner. Interview af Torben Sangild Tilrettelagt af Claus Vittus Musikken: It´s Been So Long og  Mountain Air af Cody Francis, Seven Falls af Hara Noda

A Boeing 767 crashes while circling a runway. Air China Flight 129 is approaching Busan, South Korea when they are told to land in the opposite direction than they planned for. While the crew is circling, they fly in to clouds and comment that the wind is making the plane hard to fly. As the crew are making their final turn, they realize they are flying directly into a mountain. What events led to this crash? Find out on this episode of Black Box Down.  Sponsored by The Jordan Harbinger Show (http://jordanharbinger.com/start) Find us on social media and buy our merch here! https://linktr.ee/BlackBoxDownPod Go to blackboxdownpod.com to support us directly Black Box Down Crash Simulator: https://roosterteeth.com/watch/black-box-down-1 Tales From The Stinky Dragon: https://link.chtbl.com/stinkydragon

Celia Uribe and Lindsey Haring are both local moms raising money for local kids to keep them active. 'Peaks for Peak' began last year as a colab with The Mountain Air store and some local schools. They have students at CL Smith and were Up & Adam sharing how you can help raise money for these kids, by simply getting outside. If you go on a hike, you can submit your name and the trail you hiked at The Mountain Air's website, www.themountainair.com . It doesn't even have to be a peak, it can be anything from walking the park, to the Bob Jones Trail. The Mountain Air will donate $20 to PEAK for every submission it receives. No photo evidence is required and you don't have to post about it on social media. Listen, check it out, and help this worthy cause just by getting outside!

Celia Uribe and Lindsey Haring are both local moms raising money for local kids to keep them active. 'Peaks for Peak' began last year as a colab with The Mountain Air store and some local schools. They have students at CL Smith and were Up & Adam sharing how you can help raise money for these kids, by simply getting outside. If you go on a hike, you can submit your name and the trail you hiked at The Mountain Air's website, www.themountainair.com . It doesn't even have to be a peak, it can be anything from walking the park, to the Bob Jones Trail. The Mountain Air will donate $20 to PEAK for every submission it receives. No photo evidence is required and you don't have to post about it on social media. Listen, check it out, and help this worthy cause just by getting outside!

Iben Mondrups bog Vittu handler om den grønlandske dreng Vitus på fem år, som bliver adopteret af fotografen Alice og embedsmanden Stig.  Han kommer med ar på sjælen, og hans adoptivmor Alice har en drøm om at gøre en forskel Hun knytter sig hurtigt meget tæt til sin adoptivsøn i en blanding af omsorg og fotografisk leg. Og den leg udvikler sig og bliver til et psykologisk spil om kærligheden. Podcasten baserer sig på arrangementet Månedens Forfatter på Københavns Hovedbibliotek som Iben Mondrup besøgte i slutningen af februar 2022 og blev interviewet af kulturjournalist ved dagbladet Information Bodil Skovgaard-Nielsen.   Tilrettelagt af Claus Vittus Find litteraturliste Musik: It´s Been So Long og  Mountain Air af Cody Francis.  

Den arv som vores forfædre har efterladt os, skal oversættes til nutiden. Det gøres bedst ved et lag af fortælling, er mantraet for Jeanette Varberg. Hun er uddannet arkæolog og museumsinspektør ved Nationalmuseet. Hun har skrevet adskillige bøger om tidligere tiders samfund, konflikter og begivenheder. F.eks bogen 'Den fjerde rytter' om 10.000 års epidemihistorie og bogen 'Urtid' fra oktober 2021, der fortæller om, hvordan det var at leve i urtidens samfund og særligt om kvindens rolle. I januar 2022 fortalte hun om bøgerne til et publikumsarrangement ”Månedens Forfatter” på Hovedbiblioteket i København, hvor hun blev interviewet af Tine Kirkensgaard, historieredaktør på Politiken. Podcast er optagelser fra det arrangement. Tilrettelagt af Claus Vittus Musikken : It´s Been So Long og Mountain Air af Cody Francis.

Forfatteren Knud Romers roman ”Pigen i violinen” (2021) er fortællingen om en ung piges smertefulde kamp for at udtrykke sig og finde sin plads i et hårdt, elitært miljø. Da hendes far forærer sin datter en violin bliver det begyndelsen på en livslang rejse ind i musikkens verden. Turen går via Mozarts Salzburg, Chopins Katowice og alle de klassiske koryfæers Wien. Knud Romer fik sin romandebut i 2006 med Den som blinker er bange for døden, som beskriver forfatterens opvækst i Nykøbing Falster med en dansk far og tysk mor. I 2018 kom forsættelsen Kort over Paradis. Udover at skrive så har Knud Romer også været vært for radioprogrammet Romerriget på Radio 24Syv. Knud Romer blev i december 2021 inviteret til at være Månedens Forfatter på Hovedbiblioteket i København og blev interviewet af Elisabeth Skou Pedersen, lærer på forfatterlinien på Borups Højskole. Podcasten er tilrettelagt af Claus Vittus Musik: It´s Been So Long og  Mountain Air af Cody Francis.(www.epidemicmusic.com)

Hello! And welcome to series two of Mountain Air! It's an absolute pleasure for this episode to be supported by UKHillwalking.com, and an equal pleasure to be bringing you 87-minutes of conversation with Sibusiso Vilane - an inspirational man with an inspirational story to tell.In 2003, Sibusiso he became the first black African to summit Mt Everest, a phenomenal achievement given his impoverished roots and lack of mountaineering background, and one that earned him the attention and praise of Nelson Mandela and the wider world. But his story runs far deeper than that. His childhood was one of extreme poverty in apartheid Johannesburg, and later in Swaziland (now Eswatini). Hard work, dedication and the privilege of being able to attend school from age 10 eventually brought him a job as a tourist officer in a nature reserve, a position which made possible a chance meeting that would change the path of his life forever.Consumed by a passion for mountains and physical challenges, his life story is one that involves continental summits, ultra running, humility, the responsibilities of being a role model, laughter, charity work, motivational speaking, multiple summits of Everest and historical partnerships with... Sir Ranulph Fiennes.> Read more about Sibusiso Vilane at www.sibusisovilane.co.za > Visit the podcast at www.mountainairpodcast.ukListen, enjoy, tell your friends, subscribe to the podcast if you get and chance, and thank UKHillwalking for their kind support![episode recorded on 11/11/21]00:00 – Introduction02:16 – Welcome, responding to the pandemic by running (“I ran a full marathon last weekend… it was just dreadful!”08:30 – The rarest of all mountaineering backgrounds: growing up poor and black in apartheid Johannesburg, then Swaziland (“we never had clothes or three square meals a day”)12:50 – Life as a “Headboy” in rural Swaziland (“I was 10 years old when I started school”), a multilingual upbringing19:05 – First steps into the world of work: manual labour, writing letters, a nature reserve, natural knowledge, life as a tourist officer, and a fateful meeting23:00 – Discovering the Drakensberg (“a vast mountain range, and a beautiful mountain grassland”), John Doble, waterfall scrambling, the start of mountaineering plans, why can't black Africans do the same?30:40 - “It will not make sense to my grandmother or my mother who are trying to fend through hardship to bring food on the table… why would I want to go overseas to climb a mountain?”32:20 – Kilimanjaro: “I got as sick as a dog on day two, all the high altitude symptoms that you can get, I got all of them! But I summited on the most beautiful day, and I looked at that and thought that one day I would want to see the sunrise from the summit of Mt Everest”.36:50 – “I want to do it for Africa. I want to show the world and Africans themselves that they can do these things.”40:54 – Climbing Everest (“I can never deceive people that it was easy. It was physically tough. Mentally tough… it can never be explained in words how physically tough it is.”)50:34 – Reaching the summit (“You are about to be proof that it can be done… you become overcome by your emotions and you don't believe what is happening.”)56:30 - “It took me a long time to realise how relevant it was going to be to any other young kid who grows up in Africa without a home”, meeting Nelson Mandela58:50 – The first black African to climb the Seven Summits (“when you set a standard, how do you keep it as consistent? There's no way I could be consistent as a role model by climbing just one mountain. I will keep on climbing as long as I live to be looked upon as an example.”)68:50 – Being changed by mountain experiences (“I still regard mountains as the best ‘university' I've ever attended.”), summiting Everest for a second time… with Ranulph Fiennes.75:20 – Sitting in a tent with Ranulph Fiennes: “Well if there's anything else you want to do it's one of the polar walks” (“When I looked at his hands, which were frostbitten, I thought ‘well, not a good idea…'”)76:38 - Greatest Mountain Memory: “I looked at this mountain and I just fell in love with it. I was disappointed to learn that it wasn't Everest, it was Ama Dablam. This is the mountain that calls me to go back to mountains.”, similar experiences with the Matterhorn.79:32 - *HONK HONK*80:20 - All the time, money, freedom, where do you go?: “It depends on the season… on the slopes of an 8,000m mountain waiting to summit… sweating profusely running a desert marathon… on a safari in the bush with the family…”

Join me today as we enter the imaginal realm of myth and story. Create a little time for yourself. Sit in the sun or by the fire with something delicious to drink. Let the psyche weave her magic as we discover the true nature of the inner masculine and all that it has to offer us. Musical selection: Mountain Air by Cody Francis --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lori-green2/support

Today we begin a three-part exploration of the powerful folktale of masculine redemption, Iron John. With the passing last week of beloved Robert Bly, I am honored to dive into this story with you, both in celebration of Bly's essential contribution to the men's movement, as well as to the all-important, ever-evolving relationship each of us has to our own expression of external power and agency. Today's episode will provide context for our Iron John exploration, and we will begin the story in the next episode. Join me. We are rounding out the year in a very heart-centered, soul-inspired way by tending to the fires of this folktale. Musical selection: Mountain Air by Cody Francis --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lori-green2/support

In this episode of the Aviation Growth Podcast, we are joined by Tyler Holt, the President of AvSky Jets and Rocky Mountain Air Parts. After a just a few years working as an aircraft broker in SWFL, Tyler set out to start his own brokerage firm and created AvSky Jets. Last year, Tyler also entered into the aircraft parts business with the acquisition of Rocky Mountain Air Parts. Tyler stopped by the GHC studio for a chat with Greg, where they discussed Tyler's journey into entrepreneurship - some of the major obstacles he faced, his determination to see success, his growth of a strong team, and how he came to acquire an aircraft parts business. The podcast is available on Apple, Spotify, and anywhere else you listen to podcasts. The video episode is available on Vimeo and YouTube. To connect with Tyler on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/tyler-holt-56ba41131/ To learn more about AvSky Jets - https://avskyjets.com/ To follow AvSky Jets on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/avsky-jets/about/ To connect with Greg on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregpheine/

Pat and Bill catch you up on all things Bye Week and Grayson runs interviews with Jon and John on a special tailgate collaboration and another Bailey Angle! 

In this episode I have a WWII chocolate tin. An inscription on the back of the tin intrigues me to write a story that takes an unexpected turn. I don't find the consumers of the chocolate but the woman who helped make it. Thank you to Sarah Wassberg Johnson and Susan Whildin Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts and Anchor. You can also listen on our website --> object-obscura.com Theme song for Object Obscura is ‘Behind the Walls' by Nathanie @nathaniengnu Thanks to Epidemic Sound for the music and SFX. Music in order of appearance: Vague by Amaranth Cove, Behind the Walls by Nathanie, Dead Alley by Dream Cave, A Mouthful to Chew by Jerry Lacey, After Rain Sunshine by Taomito, Final Breakthrough by Sage Oursler, Mountain Air by Cody Francis, Mainlander by Dream Cave, Empty Streets by Isobel O'Connor, Garden Love by Penny Key and Mother of Light by Johannes Bornlof. Archival audio: “The Gardens of Victory” (1940-45) on YouTube --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thatcher2/message

Join me for a restorative, contemplative moment away from the busyness. Today we honor the Sturgeon Moon as she wanes to her close by meditating on our inner resources. Indeed, Life is near, sustaining us, expanding in direct proportion to our willingness to live from the wisdom and power of our hearts. Musical selection: Mountain Air by Cody Francis --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lori-green2/support

This ambience from Mt. Davis in Forbes State Forest has a very light airiness about it. Listeners can enjoy the sound of the breeze blowing through this isolated mountaintop forest with the bugs buzzing and the occasional bird chirping.

It's time to pick up your tools and jump in the rail cart, because this time your hosts Chris Alley, Jason Yanchuleff, and Cameron Lockey are delving deep into three unusual mining themed games, as well as an update on our BGG mining efforts!Featured Games:Dwarves, Inc (00:17:33)Freya's Folly (00:36:43)Cavum (00:58:13)Follow us online:Email: hiddengemsboardgamepodcast@gmail.comWeb: https://hiddengems.gamesInstagram: @hiddengems.gamesFacebook: @hiddengemsboardgamepodcastTwitter: @hiddengemsboardCredits:Dwarves, Inc. Theme, “Gates of Stone”, Travis Lockey, Creative Commons 0 LicenseFreya's Folly Theme, “Go On Without Me", Bryan Teoh, Creative Commons 0 LicenseCavum Theme, “Mountain Air”, Cody Francis, Royalty Free with Epidemic SoundLogo Design, Katelyn Nieto, @itskatelynnietoHidden Gems: A Board Game Podcast was produced and edited by Chris Alley, Cameron Lockey, and Jason Yanchuleff in Raleigh, NC. The Hidden Gems: A Board Game Podcast theme is licensed under a royalty free license contract.

On Episode 6 of The Halfstep Pod, Grant joins from Utah to discuss his transition up to altitude and how the first week has been for himself and the Bowerman crew. The guys follow up on last week's injury conversation and also respond to some of the feedback they got regarding Grant's plantaris. Grant talks about some of the key differences between training at altitude and training at sea level, and explains just what exactly Jerry Miles are. Thanks to everyone for listening! Please continue sending us your listener questions (halfsteppod@gmail.com) or DM us on instagram! Be sure to rate us and subscribe if you haven't already in order to get our podcasts as soon as they drop! 

A scenic flight company more than three decades old is shutting down as the ongoing effects of Covid-19 border closures prove too tough to survive.Mountain Air Volcanic Flights, which operates out of Ruapehu, announced its decision to close this week.According to its website, Mountain Air was established as a scenic flight operation in 1988.It is based at the Chateau Airfield on the edge of Tongariro National Park and has been owned by Bhrent and Kathy Guy since 2007.Bhrent Guy told the Rotorua Daily Post closing the business was an "incredibly difficult" decision to make but "once we made it I saw the sense of it"."When you've invested so much into a business - time, effort, money - you want to keep it going."LISTEN ABOVE

Hey Fit Travel Tribe!In today's episode, we're joined by avid skier Jon Jonis. He founded Mountain Air Health, and helps folks stay fit and healthy from their home. He's no trainer, therapist or coach. Rather, Mountain Air Health provides simulated altitude tents, which allows customers to adapt to altitude safely from the comfort of their homes!The health benefits? Infinite. To name a couple:Appetite suppressant…what if instead of pills, needles, or surgery, you simply didn’t feel like eating as much?Weight loss…what if you could lose weight naturally without changing your lifestyle?Scientific American reports that people who live at sea level are four to five times more likely to be obese than people living at altitude. So, imagine sleeping at altitude, but living at sea level (hypothetically).All of this and more is what you can expect with a Mountain Air Health automatically-controlled altitude tent. Don't forget, using code TWOFITTRAVELERS earns you free shipping on your altitude simulation system.Adventure On,M&MSupport the show (https://www.paypal.me/twofittravelers)

Our guests Dr. William Turner and Dr. Ted Olson talk about an exciting new podcast mini-series they'll be co-hosting as part of Smoky Mountain Air called Sepia Tones: Exploring Black Appalachian Music. This mini-series can be found right here through this podcast, with new episodes every other month. Dr. William Turner is a long-time African American studies scholar who first rose to prominence as co-editor of the groundbreaking Blacks in Appalachia (1985). He was also a research assistant to Roots author Alex Haley. Turner retired as distinguished professor of Appalachian Studies and regional ambassador at Berea College. His memoir called The Harlan Renaissance is forthcoming from West Virginia University Press in 2021.Dr. Ted Olson is a professor of Appalachian Studies at East Tennessee State University and the author of many books, articles, reviews, encyclopedia entries, and oral histories. Olson has produced and compiled a number of documentary albums of traditional Appalachian music including GSMA's On Top of Old Smoky and Big Bend Killing. He's received a number of awards in his work as a music historian, including seven Grammy nominations.We spoke to Dr. William Turner and Dr. Ted Olson on an online video chat.Music selections in this episode:"My Home's Across the Smoky Mountains" by Sparky Rucker from the Digital Library of Appalachia's Berea College collection (https://dla.acaweb.org/digital/collection/berea/id/2625/rec/11)"John Hardy" by Martin Simpson, featuring Dom Flemons on harmonica and bones, from On Top of Old Smoky: New Old-Time Smoky Mountain Music (https://www.smokiesinformation.org/on-top-of-old-smoky-new-old-time-smoky-mountain-music-cd)"Key to the Highway" by the Foddrell Brothers from the Berea Sound Archive (https://soundarchives.berea.edu/items/show/2652)"John Henry" by Amythyst Kiah and Roy Andrade from Big Bend Killing (https://www.smokiesinformation.org/big-bend-killing-the-appalachian-ballad-tradition-2-disk-cd)"Goin' Down this Road Feelin' Bad" by Amythyst Kiah and Roy Andrade from On Top of Old Smoky: New Old-Time Smoky Mountain Music (https://www.smokiesinformation.org/on-top-of-old-smoky-new-old-time-smoky-mountain-music-cd)

With Air Canada pulling out of airports in Prince Rupert and Kamloops there are hopes smaller airlines might fill the gaps, but COVID-19 makes the logistics a challenge.

Scott catches up with Patrick Booher of Mountain Air Trampoline Park in Bend, OR. They discuss closing, reopening and delve into price and service elasticity for the industry.

Bryson and Belinda get together and talk about how they trade futures together. "Trading brought us together. It's hard to imagine that we didn't know each other a couple of years ago, and the infinite possibilities and individual challenges that brought us together today.""Having a trading buddy, coach or mentor, whether they are on the other side of the world or sitting next to you, provides support and confidence that can keep you on track with your trading plan." Article in the YTE (Your Trading Edge Magazine - issue July/August 2020)

In re: Mountain Air Enterprises, LLC

The aviation business isn't a simple one. It's loaded with all kinds of requirements - and the pilots like Joe Guardiola are the people who organize each of those missions that we take for granted when jumping on a plane to zip across timezones. This episode dives into some of the stories, nutty clients and risks that a private jet pilot's life encounters.  Most of us haven't landed on a strip in Central America - but nearly all of us can identify with Guardiola's sense of passion and desire to seek adventure. Shortly after recording this and the end of his vacation, Joe continues to fly humanitarian missions around the world to help with the covid-19 pandemic.  conventioNOT listeners won't find a more exciting career story... we've got plenty of those in our catalog to sift through - but the way that this Denver Pilot opens up about the details inside the private jet industry sheds a different light about what goes on during those flights.  

Your hosts take a weekend trip to the big tall mountains of Colorado.

Stephen and Mark catch you up to speed on who the heck Matt and Carl are! Find Us: pmrpodcast.wordpress.comContact: pocketmonsterradio@gmail.com Theme Song:Pokemon Theme Remix by Toni LeysOriginally composed by Junichi Masuda

Isabelle and Clary enjoy a relaxing massage in this oneshot by AtraEris. Music: AkioBoy

8/14/2018

Evan, Eric and Dan return once more for Episode No. 43 of Beats, Beards & Brews (Eric cleaned up his act for this one). The gang kicks things off with a review of Queens of the Stone Age's latest album Villains. They also reminisce about 2002's Songs for the Deaf. For the beard portion of the podcast, Dan and Eric review the Beard Care Starter Kit from Artius Man in Citrus Fire Scent. Evan provides his review of the Mountain Air scented beard oil from the company. Lastly, Evan gives 515 Brewing Co. out of Des Moines a lot of business when he leaves his growler of Baby Groot (a beer in the "gruit" style, translation: no hops!) in Cedar Rapids and has to buy another. At least everyone actually obtained the same beer in this episode!    

On this episode of the podcast I sat down with engineer of the show Mike Johnson AKA Mountain Air Mike. We talked about how we met, discussed some of our favorite moments of the show, dove into Mountain Air Mike's music history, his experience with both live and in-studio sound, and I also asked him to pick a few of his favorite song performances for musical breaks. The episode features moments from: Episode 30: New Move Episode 31: ADDverse Effects Episode 47: Balto Episode 70: Rare Monk Check out the link below to keep up with all things Dan Cable Presents. It's a progrum! www.dancablepresents.com

In this episode, the girls catch up after another break from being in front of the mic. Danie gets her sock-groove back, and Susie is bad at words. Stuff & Things Thank yous to Andy of Plum Deluxe for sending us tea samples, Caroline of Clothesline Designs for sending us copies of her Mountain Air pattern (don't forget to also check out Mountain Path), and Jen of Down Cellar Studio for sending us copies of her Emelyn Mae Shawl. Events Zombie Knitpocalypse is June 21, 2017 - June 25, 2017 in Rochester, MN. Finished Projects Danie finished a pair of socks.  Susie started and finished her Darling Little Ear Flap Hat, and finished her Atlantic Current Socks and the first (erroneous) sample of her Downpour Socks. Current Projects Danie started her I See You Socks and worked on her WeekEnder Hexi Blanket. Susie started her second Downpour Socks sample using Kirbywirby HoneyBFL self striping fingering sock in A Case of the Mondays, and a pair of Bob & Weave Socks using Suburban Stitcher Sock in the Bomb Pop colorway. And for her 2017 Mother's Day Cast On she started Luna Viridis in With Pointed Sticks Fountain Pen in the Sunsets on the Eastside colorway. Enhance the Stash Susie acquired an amazing set of race car stitch markers from Ann Tudor LLC, and her stash was greatly enhanced with a (kid's) sweater quantity of Luna Grey Fiber Arts Nova Worsted in Brickhouse.

This episode I talk about, Ted Cruz, the Brussels attack, Xbox GDC 2016 fiasco, VR Porn and Mountain Air being sold in China. Tangent Time this week was about attempting to understand being fake nice. Like, rate, comments on Soundcloud and iTunes.

For decades, the Smoky Mountain air quality in the national park and surrounding areas has been a huge problem. Even though we all recognize the Smoky Mountains as one of the most beautiful places, over the course of the last decade, the polluted air has caused the scenic views to be “not so scenic.” The […] The post Do You Know the Smoky Mountain Air is Getting Less Smoky? appeared first on Visit My Smokies.

Did you know these painful truths about RELAPSE? • It is filled with shame, self-blame, self-doubt, denial, disguise and detachment • When you relapse, you let go of your healing truths. • Relapse is not selective. It touches anyone who has returned to or regressed into a pattern of behavior that is unhealthy or unsafe. Holli Kenley, licensed marriage and family therapist, educator, speaker and author of Mountain Air, Relapsing and Finding the Way Back…One Breath at a Time, joins host Michele Mattia to discuss unlocking the grip that relapse has on you. “Don't stay too long in the shame-filled grounds of relapse. Fertile soil awaits your return and your recovering.” Join Michele and Holli at 2pm ET for an engaging and healing conversation on the powerful journey back to recovery, time-tested lessons in the recovery process, accountability exercises, and releasing condemnation. If you have questions during the show, please call the studio at 714.333.3349, email the studio at Connect@MicheleMattia.com or post on Michele's Life Design Facebook page.

Did you know these painful truths about RELAPSE? • It is filled with shame, self-blame, self-doubt, denial, disguise and detachment • When you relapse, you let go of your healing truths. • Relapse is not selective. It touches anyone who has returned to or regressed into a pattern of behavior that is unhealthy or unsafe. Holli Kenley, licensed marriage and family therapist, educator, speaker and author of Mountain Air, Relapsing and Finding the Way Back…One Breath at a Time, joins host Michele Mattia to discuss unlocking the grip that relapse has on you. “Don't stay too long in the shame-filled grounds of relapse. Fertile soil awaits your return and your recovering.” Join Michele and Holli at 2pm ET for an engaging and healing conversation on the powerful journey back to recovery, time-tested lessons in the recovery process, accountability exercises, and releasing condemnation. If you have questions during the show, please call the studio at 714.333.3349, email the studio at Connect@MicheleMattia.com or post on Michele's Life Design Facebook page.

We continue our series of UNC campus profiles with East Carolina University. The Mountain Air community offers residents beautiful views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. And Phil Kirk is a 2013 NC Award recipient for his work in public service.

Have you worked harder than ever on your life, your sobriety, your addictions, and suddenly, without a warning, relapse in your recovery?  Slam; you can hear, feel, sense and regret hitting the cement wall with vengeance.  Now what the heck do you do? Blame, anger, pity, anxiety and depression on the table and you just can't seem to 'clear the palate' of all your past and present patterns. My guest today is Holli Kenley, psychotherapist and author of Mountain Air: Relapsing and finding The Way Back One Breath At A Time.  This book is an honest personal narrative of her experience that will allow you to connect and feel the path along the road.  Feeling alone, regrets, or crawling around the bottom of the self imposed hole you have dug for yourself, please listen, we will be sharing stories of people who have been there also.  Life with challenges are very similar to each other, they may just have a different way of presenting.  No worries. If you would like to find out more about Holli Kenley, click here.