Podcasts about mountain living

Welcome to Hamilton House. This episode's guest is Darla Worden, V.P. of Weisner Media; Editor-in-Chief of Mountain Living and Colorado Homes & Lifestyles; Founder of the Left Bank Writers Retreat; and Author of Cockeyed Happy: Ernest Hemingway's Wyoming Summers, Denver, Colorado. From the Tetons to the Rockies to the Eiffel Tower, Editor Darla Worden continues to literally, figuratively, and creatively scale new peaks with ease and grace while imparting enormous wisdom, exceptional insight, and dazzling talent along the way.

Ever wondered about the costs, challenges, and benefits of living in the mountains or building your own home? This episode sheds light on these topics and more. We kick things off by commemorating Veterans Day and chatting about local happenings in Henderson County, such as the traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall and the recent Poplar Drive Fire. We also share the inspiring story of local veteran AJ, and explore the critical factors to consider when budgeting for a new home.Unpacking the allure of a life nestled in the bosom of mountains, we delve into the unique experiences it offers and the challenges it can present. The serenity and historic charm of these remote areas are undeniably captivating, but they come hand-in-hand with practical hurdles like winding roads and limited services. To make your relocation decision easier, we introduce two fun and insightful tests – the Martini Drive test and the pizza test. Finally, we share key tips to help you navigate the process of building or selling homes. Whether it's considering the cost of land, site prep, and additional features in your budget, or preparing your house for sale with deep cleaning, minor repairs, and decluttering, we've got you covered. We zoom in on bathroom upgrades, revealing potential costs and the benefits of working with top 1% real estate agents. Don't miss out on these practical insights to inform your real estate decisions!

On this weeks episode, Bradee and Hannah chat through what it's really like living in the mountains, particularly in Colorado. But for every con there is a pro that usually outweighs it. If you're curious about mountain living or moving to the mountains - this one is for you. Where to find Women & the Wilderness @womenandthewildernesspodcast Connect with Hannah; @hannahrheaume  Connect with Bradee; @ponytail_onatrail womenandthewilderness.com Facebook Group

Welcome back to season 2 of The Real Reel! We are back with an all new format and now providing you with even more local news, updates, and information on everything real estate, real life, and real talk! Today we are discussing how to catch this next wave of real estate from both the buyer's and seller's perspective. Be sure to tune in so you can also hear our tip of the week!

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Colorado Livin' may not be exactly as you think it is! Today Coleen and Danielle discuss design trends, different requirements and benefits of living in the beautiful state of Colorado, and factors you should consider before moving here!

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Speaker - Paul Bergin Message -"Mountain Living" "I Said Yes To Jesus" - Click Here! The Belonging Cø • Nashville, TN USA For the latest on what's happening at church, visit thebelonging.co Watch live services here, or on our Facebook page or the TBCØ App!

In this episode of The Right Angle Podcast, Elle Liu interviews Richard Felix-Ashman, Founding Principal of Richard Felix-Ashman Design. After studying painting and architecture in England, he moved to San Francisco to pursue his passion for design. He quickly fell in love with interior design, starting with hospitality projects and eventually expanding to residential projects of varying sizes, from modest apartments to large houses. Richard's approach to design focuses on combining technical precision with artistic flair, ensuring that each space he designs is both functional and aesthetically pleasing. He places great importance on the harmony of scale, tone, and texture in his work, and views the flow of movement within a room as a fundamental aspect of his design philosophy. His work has been recognized and celebrated by some of the most prestigious publications in the industry, such as Architectural Digest, Galerie Magazine, Mountain Living, Luxe Magazine, Home & Garden UK, and California Home and Interior Design Magazine. [Further Links] Richard Felix-Ashman: Richard Felix-Ashman Design: https://www.richardfelixashman.com/ Music: Track: SkyHigh — Enine [Audio Library Release] Music provided by Audio Library Plus Watch: https://youtu.be/q-lf6x9cVXw Free Download / Stream: https://alplus.io/skyhigh Follow Us: Instagram @therightanglepodcast Personal Instagram @elleliudesign https://www.therightanglepodcast.com https://anchor.fm/therightanglepodcast

Have you ever talked about getting out of the rat race and escaping to a cabin in the woods?  Youtube ‘sensation' Martijn Doolaard has done just that.  He talks to Rog about his new homestead life in the Italian Alps as the first snow of winter starts to fall – that's mountain life!   Martijn's a Dutch filmmaker and travel writer, with 2 projects of note, a trip in 2019 from Vancouver to Patagonia…cycling and camping solo down the west coast of the Americas entitled “Two Years on A Bike”. Prior to that he'd spent 2016 and 2017 cycling from Amsterdam to Singapore, which he summed up in his first book, aptly entitled “One Year on a Bike”. Those travels inspired him to make what so many of us dream about a reality, he purchased an abandoned dwelling in the Italian Alps, and documented his project to modernize and develop it in video. Over the course of just a year his YouTube following grew from a few thousand to nearly half a million.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Aarti is an architect, with a deep interest in ecological design and the visual arts. Her interdisciplinary practice - based out of a small village in Uttarakhand in the Central Himalayas of India - explores interconnections between ecology, design, climate, culture, and social identity.⛰️ What you will learn:⛰️ Following your instincts⛰️ Working in the hills of Uttarakhand⛰️ Living a life in the countryside⛰️ Why city people are moving to the hills⛰️ Ghost villages of Uttarakhand⛰️  Gift Economy⛰️  Building beauty For show notes click hereWatch it on Youtube ☕ Researching, recording, and editing a podcast requires a lot of caffeine :D If you like listening to the conversations on our podcast, please consider buying us a coffee here.Thank you! ⛰️ Connect with Aarti LinkedinInstagram: @aartinabox , @StudioKumaon

Bradee and Hannah are both Colorado transplants. Bradee, from the Midwest and Hannah, from the East Coast, have both made the Colorado mountains home in the last 6 years. And while it might sound *aMaZInG* (and it totally is most of the time) there's been a bit of a learning curve. In this episode they chat about the ups and downs of mountain living and few things they've learned along the way. Where to find us Women & the Wilderness Women & the Wilderness Facebook Group Find Hannah on Instagram Find Bradee on Instagram

(Lander, WY) - 1330 KOVE AM / 107.7 FM's Coffee Time host Vince Tropea had Lander Assistant Mayor RaJean Strube Fossen on today's show, where she gave us further details on the Table Mountain Living Community, Lander's City owned healthcare facility. The living facility was recently approved to apply for a $987,895 infrastructure grant at the November 30th Lander City Council meeting, which would pay for sewer, water and gas power. Early estimates during the initial feasibility study put the total cost of the facility at $11 million, but is now projected at $13-15 million, which would include construction, contingencies, and one year operating costs. The facility design and construction is set to begin in June courtesy of ERDMAN, and while The Creeks Memory Support Residences had originally partnered to manage, the Lander Housing Authority will now act as the managing agency.  A public competitive proposal process was followed where Vetter Senoir Living, current operators at Westward Heights, was ultimately selected as the operator of the care facility. Check out the full Coffee Time interview with Assistant Mayor Strube Fossen below, where she also gives us the background on how the facility got started, and what we can expect in the facility's future in terms of timeline. Be sure to check out Coffee Time every morning at 9:30 AM on 1330 KOVE AM / 107.7 FM, or stream it live right here.

  Karen Auvinen is an award-winning poet, mountain woman, life-long westerner, writer, and the author of the critically acclaimed memoir Rough Beauty, a finalist for the Colorado Book Award and the Willa Award. Her work has appeared most recently in The New York Times, High Desert Journal, LitHub, Ascent, and The Colorado Sun and a collection of short stories about outliers in the West is forthcoming. Karen teaches at the University of Colorado – Boulder and lives at 8600 feet within the Roosevelt National Forest with the artist Greg Marquez, their dog, River, and Dottie the Cat. More at https://www.karenauvinen.com/ Karen Auvinen Author of Rough Beauty: Forty Seasons of Mountain Living Colorado Book Award and Willa Award Finalist   Twitter:  @karenjamestown Instagram: @awomansplaceisinthewild Facebook:  Karen Auvinen Author     Topics: Learning to live through our relationship with our pets! It was an amazing discussion, even beyond what I could have imagined considering how wonderfully she wrote about her dog in her book. Order of the Good Death: https://www.orderofthegooddeath.com/ Sisu: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sisu Labor Union history in Philadelphia: https://jacobinmag.com/2019/09/a-labor-day-history-of-philadelphia-home-of-americas-first-general-strike Generational Trauma: which is a big topic and if you don't know much about it, here's an interesting article on it:https://www.pbs.org/newshour/extra/daily-videos/can-trauma-be-passed-to-next-generation-through-dna/ And of course life in the mountains and what community here means!

Darla Worden is editor in chief of Mountain Living magazine and founder/director of the Left Bank Writers Retreat in Paris. A Wyoming native and life-long Ernest Hemingway fan, Worden discovered that the author spent summers from 1928 to 1939 in her home state. Her book, Cockeyed Crazy: Hemingway's Wyoming Summers With Pauline, shows Wyoming as an influential place in Hemingway's life just as Paris, Africa, Cuba, Key West and Sun Valley have anchored past works.And it casts his second wife, Pauline Pfeiffer, in a new light, as devoted stepmother, mother and wife playing a major role in Hemingway's life and work. 

In this message, Dan takes ideas from the Sermon on the Mount and explores how we can live a Godly life from a firm foundation - King Jesus.

When solving a design predicament—from acquiring a rare piece of art or picking out the perfect fabric—they leave no tile unturned and finish by directing a full, perfect installation. Abby Hetherington Interiors has developed a strong business team in house and with the area's finest craftsmen, artisans, architects and builders. Using this elite network, AHI collaborates with each, drawing from their master skills to give creative life to their custom visions for your project. Others have been drawn to Abby Hetherington Interiors' inspiring and unique designs. AHI work has been featured in numerous publications including Country Living, Mountain Living, Sky Journal, Western Art & Architecture and Cowboys & Indians. Abby Hetherington Interiors is housed with its sister company, the Architect's Wife, in the historic Montana Motor Supply building in downtown Bozeman. http://abbyhetheringtoninteriors.com/ https://www.instagram.com/abbyhetheringtoninteriors/?hl=en

Fern Santini designs one-of-a-kind residences for a diverse group of clients across the U.S. The style of each home she helps create is driven by the unique site, the architectural style and her client's vision. Rather than apply a specific look across projects, Fern thrives on learning about each client's tastes and personal style to tailor a unique environment perfectly suited to them. She builds upon her client's affinity for art, reflects their history of travel and sometimes expresses their sense of humor. Her process involves listening to carefully reflect her client's tastes, and encouraging them to be open minded and think outside the box. This results in a completely distinctive expression true to each client.Fern works primarily on projects that are “ground up” from the initial architectural concept through to completion and move-in. This allows her to carefully compliment and accentuate the architecture and bring the interior style through to special touches outside the home.One of Fern's signature traits, which she has spoken about publicly for numerous organizations, is her commitment to collaboration amongst the entire design team. Her work style has shown that when creative, talented team members collaborate closely on a project, there is a synergy created that brings out the best in everyone involved, and provides a significant benefit for the client. Fern has worked with award-winning architects such as Paul Lamb, Mell Lawrence, Lake Flato, Gary Furman and Philip Keil, Dick Clark, and FAB Architecture. Her work has been published on the covers of Luxe, Renovation Style, and Belle (Australia), and has been featured in publications such as Milieu, Objekt International, Modern Luxury Interiors, Texas Architect, House Beautiful, Metropolitan Home, Traditional Home, Bridge for Design (UK) and Mountain Living. Her work can also be found in books such as Great Houses of Texas and Contemporary Texas Architecture. Fern has designed a custom rug collection for Kyle Bunting that delivers a contemporary twist on classic antique Turkish Oushak rugs, made from hair on hide in multiple color variations.Fern lives in her own unique environment in Austin, Texas, with her husband, Jerre Santini, two charming dogs and a stylish collection of vintage cars. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today Chelsey and Sara discuss The Blue Castle by L.M. Montgomery. This classic Cinderella story follows Valancy Stirling as she receives life-changing news that shakes up her whole world and leads her to happiness. Her coming-of-age story includes a few highly discussable plot points that we couldn’t help but spoil, so if you haven’t read the book, scroll down to get a timestamp to avoid spoilers. As always, we’re recommending contemporary pairings for our classic, including a whip-smart rom-com and a dreamy fantasy novel.  For more bonus episodes, nerdy classes, and extra book talk,  join our Classics Club: patreon.com/novelpairings.com. Connect with us  on Instagram or Twitter. Subscribe to our weekly newsletter to get updates and behind-the-scenes info. Get two audiobooks for the price of one from Libro.fm. Use our Libro.fm affiliate code NOVELPAIRINGS and support independent bookstores. Spoilers start here: [29:15] And our Pairings start here: [35:52] . . . Books mentioned (affiliate links): . . . . Chelsey Spoiler Alert by Olivia Dade (Amazon) Mrs. Martin's Incomparable Adventure by Courtney Milan  Rough Beauty: Forty Seasons of Mountain Living by Karen Auvinen (Amazon) Sara The Bookish Life of Nina Hill by Abbi Waxman (Amazon) The Bird King by G. Willow Wilson (Amazon) Tell the Wolves I’m Home by Carol Rifka Brunt (Amazon)   Picks of the week: Want to buy an island in Canada?  The History Chicks: Lucy Maud Montgomery episode

Tonight, show host, Keith Otworth discusses a common Prepper Challenge that happens to all of us during our Prepper Journey. How to persuade our loved ones and friends to become Preppers. We also touch on Bug-Out locations, Mountain Living, and our Prepper youth. Tonight, we hear from listeners Mike, Isaac, Brian, Vero, and Justin. Prepper Chronicles starts tonight... Let's get to it.Visit Our Brand New Podcast Dedicated Website:OGTXBunker.comLeave us a voice message at:Speak Pipe OGTXSupport us:Become a PatreonBuy Me a CoffeeOff Grid Texas WebsiteFacebook:@OffGridTexasEmail:SHTF@OffGridTX.comClick these Links to explore Our Great Products:*OGTX Fully Loaded 72hr Bug-Out Bags*Legacy Premium Food Storage Buckets*Light My Fire of Sweden*Combat Wipes Off-Grid Personal Cleansing*BioLite - Your Energy Everywhere*ARM - Atwood Rope Manufacturer*EcoFlow - Solar Power Generators*OGTX Merch - Wear it ProudOGTX Affiliate Brands...Harmony House FoodsHarvest Right Freeze DryersMy Patriot SupplySupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/OGTX)

Lucas Cruz races for the Norco Factory Downhill team. As a junior, he was national champion in 2018. In 2019, he was third overall in the junior World Cup series and just 0.01 seconds off the podium at the Mont-Sainte-Anne world championships. He joined the elite downhill ranks in 2020. At last year’s Crankworx Summer Series, he won the Kicking Horse Dual Slalom. Cruz seems like someone who’s always on the go. He not only races DH, but he skis, snowmobiles, hunts and rides dirt bikes. That list might only scratch the surface of his pursuits. Cruz discusses these many activities, as well as his days racing BMX, a highly influential kids program run out of Whistler and the legacy of Steve Smith. He also talks about the importance of having fun, which he really seems to take to heart.

Holly is the Group Publisher and Vice President at Weisner Media Group and runs Colorado Homes & Lifestyles and Mountain Living magazines. Holly recognized her love for journalism and media at the young age of 12 and started her own local newspaper! People and their stories have fascinated Holly for as long as she can remember and after graduating from Colorado State University, she began her career in journalism. Holly shares stories of her time working for D magazine in Dallas and how her experience there helped set her up for the next season of her career. When Holly was encouraged during an interview to get into sales alongside her writing, she began working at the Westword in Denver. It wasn't long before Holly found herself in sales management and fell in love with leading people to success through reaching common goals. This opportunity introduced her to media management and after almost 20 years with CH&L and Mountain Living, the rest is history and the future is bright!  Holly shares her path to cultivating Social Capital was full of opportunities to show up, personally and professionally, to do what she said she was going to do, admit failure and be authentic. Holly shares how after having an “awakening” in 2007, in the recession and about to have her second child, she reassessed her values and priorities to avoid resentment and burnout. During this time, she realized the value of empathy for those around her, her own vulnerability and having patience with the process of life. She encourages us to let go of the need to control things and people and to laugh at ourselves more often! Listen to this episode to hear more about Holly’s journey to build Social Capital.    Name: Holly ScottCompany: Mountain Living and Colorado Homes & LifestylesEmail: hscott@chlml.comPhone: 720-236-9292Instagram: @hollypscottFacebook: n/aCompany Website: www.mountainliving.com Email Sarah at sarah@sarahfrancesmcdaniel.comLearn more at www.socialcapitalexpert.com and www.sarahfrancesmcdaniel.com

Here Ashley Farah talks on the Operation Long Game podcast. She has an excellent story that goes through working in fashion, yoga, and education. She also describes her decision to move out of the city and live in the mountains. $ For questions about this podcast and channel: email operationlonggame@gmail.com Check out the book Pursuing The American Dream: Through Better Small Business Performance on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Pursuing-American-Dream-Business-Performance/dp/1798748665 For podcast episodes check out: YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXFrTze8yyY9hHoICa3vNTg Spotify.com: https://open.spotify.com/show/2fMUYxBe7hf4ajlikvNDIX PocketCasts: https://pca.st/ubj4usdh Breaker.audio: https://www.breaker.audio/operation-long-game RadioPublic.com: https://radiopublic.com/operation-long-game-WDr70N To ‘research' Joe, founder of Operation Long Game: see josephmiyaki.com search @joemiyaki on Instagram on LinkedIn or click https://www.instagram.com/joemiyaki/ search “Joe Miyaki” on LinkedIn or click

A look at Isaiah 52:7 and the good news of advent that there is peace, happiness, salvation & the reign of God in Christ Jesus!

Imagine a winter’s day alone in the mountain’s, the silence runs deep, the wind chills your bones, yet you feel the warmth of joy from this solitary moment. Award-winning poet and author Karen Auvinen has spent decades living alone at 8500 feet, and shares her experiences in her new memoir, Rough Beauty: 40 Seasons of Mountain Living. Karen is a mountain woman, life-long westerner, and accomplished writer whose work has appeared in The New York Times, Lithub, Real Simple, and Westword, as well as numerous literary journals. Later, psychologist and former Buddhist monk Donald Altman returns to Conversations Live to share how love, kindness, and compassion help overcome fear and negativity. Hear his original interview on mindful living here. Donald is a psychotherapist, award-winning writer, former Buddhist monk, and teacher. He served as adjunct professor at Lewis and Clark Graduate School of Education and Counseling, and is an adjunct faculty member of the Interpersonal Neurobiology program at Portland State University.

Shauna talks about her book, A Modern Guide to Mountain Living, and about how she deals with a very serious differing of opinions in her marriage. Plus a DIY project for lazy people. 

This week's subjects: Spring greens, being present, visiting animals, a writing challenge, Read along

In this week's episode of the Local Hearted Podcast, I talk with Asheville photographer Tim Barnwell.  When I decided to do a show with Asheville and Western North Carolina artists and people who have services for local artists, I thought of Tim, because he is qualified on both counts.  He is a fine art photographer, and you may know him through one or more of his books.  Three of them showcase portraits and other photographs that document the Appalachian heritage of farming and traditional crafts and music.  Tim's other two books provide mountain peak idenfication of the views from the Blue Ridge Parkway and the Great Smokies, helping us to orient ourselves in relation to the mountains and to area attractions. And for artists, Tim provides high-quality photographs of their work, which the artists then use for submissions, publications, and reproductions. Not discussed in the interview but I wanted to mention here is that several times a year, Tim conducts workshops of benefit to artists.  They are "Making Better Images with your Digital Camera" and "Basic Photo Management."  I have taken both classes, heartily recommend them, and will make announcements when he runs them. In this interview, you will hear Tim talk about how he spent 25 years working on his book The Face of Appalachia.  I feel he has done a tremendous service dedicating himself to preserving a slice of time, a way of life that is rapidly becoming history with all the changes our area has seen in recent years.  Tim's books give us a look at what life was like for people whose families have lived here for many generations. To connect with Tim and see more of his work: SCROLL DOWN this page! visit his website at http://www.barnwellphoto.com I want to direct you to his events page here:  http://www.barnwellphoto.com/book-signings-talks-and-shows and his workshop page here: http://www.barnwellphoto.com/workshops wonderful examples of his commercial work for local artists here:  http://www.barnwellphoto.com/crafts and his Facebook page Links mentioned during the show: Lens Work magazine-Tim talked about how photographers can submit six of their pieces to be displayed as a small body of work in this publication.  I am actually linking to the Sept-Oct 2016 Issue, because Tim's work is on the cover. George Tice, one of Tim's mentors Norton Books, publisher of his first three books Please note, there is NO link for "Mountain Living" magazine (Tim mentions that his book The Face of Appalachia started as an article for this publication).  The magazine no longer exists.  If you do a search, you will find a publication with the name "Mountain Living," but it is NOT the one mentioned during this interview! Highlights of this interview include: discussion of the methods Tim used to create his fine art black and white photography books as well as his motivation and inspirations for these and his vista books The Face of Appalachia--25 years in the making! the documentary book Tim is working on presently, and why he broke with his own tradition of using black and white photos for this one Tim discusses what makes a photograph a work of art and how few photographs actually qualify over the course of a photographer's lifetime Tim's ideas on why an artist should have great professional photos taken of their own work how this photographer goes out of his way to help his artist clients Other examples of Tim's Barnwell's work:       Save Save Save Save Save Save Save

Today on Concierge for Better Living Doc Rob is joined by Robyn Griggs Lawrence, author of The Cannabis Kitchen Cookbook and Simply Imperfect. Robyn Griggs Lawrence introduced sustainable lifestyles and healthy homes to mainstream America with Natural Home magazine. She explored the Japanese art of finding beauty in imperfection with The Wabi-Sabi House, and and Simply Imperfect: Revisiting the Wabi-Sabi House. She then discovered a new mission to educate people about how to safely prepare and imbibe organic, sustainably grown cannabis for health and well being through The Cannabis Kitchen Cookbook. The Cannabis Kitchen Cookbook is a collection of know-how, advice and recipes from America’s top cannabis chefs. Lawrence was given the opportunity as editor-in-chief of Natural Home to travel the country and meet people who were passionate about building and living sustainably. Lawrence also has been an editor with Organic Spa, Mountain Living, and The Herb Companion magazines, and has run successful blogs on Huffington Post, Care2.com and Motherearthnews.com.

Today on Concierge for Better Living Doc Rob is joined by Robyn Griggs Lawrence, author of The Cannabis Kitchen Cookbook and Simply Imperfect. Robyn Griggs Lawrence introduced sustainable lifestyles and healthy homes to mainstream America with Natural Home magazine. She explored the Japanese art of finding beauty in imperfection with The Wabi-Sabi House, and and Simply Imperfect: Revisiting the Wabi-Sabi House. She then discovered a new mission to educate people about how to safely prepare and imbibe organic, sustainably grown cannabis for health and well being through The Cannabis Kitchen Cookbook. The Cannabis Kitchen Cookbook is a collection of know-how, advice and recipes from America’s top cannabis chefs. Lawrence was given the opportunity as editor-in-chief of Natural Home to travel the country and meet people who were passionate about building and living sustainably. Lawrence also has been an editor with Organic Spa, Mountain Living, and The Herb Companion magazines, and has run successful blogs on Huffington Post, Care2.com and Motherearthnews.com.

Chicken Coop Botanicals Podcast continues the conversation I have with you on the blog. In this first episode I share a bit about where I live, what my background is (for those that find me through iTunes) and quite a bit about a new project for the Etsy shop--monthly herbal offerings.