Podcasts about mountain mist

On Episode 110 we welcome Garrett Fredrick and Jason Atnip from the Trail Trash Podcast to our Pod. The birth of the Trail Trash Podcasts began when Garrett texted Jason with the idea of starting a podcast. They both had previous podcasting experience and wanted to create a show that was relatable and entertaining. They found their identity by incorporating personal stories and experiences into their interviews with guests. The podcast covers a wide range of topics, from running and ultra marathons to family dynamics and everyday life. Garrett and Jason strive to maintain their relatability while also featuring expert guests in the running community. They have found success in balancing personal stories with informative interviews. The conversation covers various topics related to the running community, podcasting, ultra running, and the Trail Trash Podcast. The hosts discuss the challenges of starting and maintaining a podcast, the importance of having a clear path and identity, and the significance of reaching episode 17. They also share their experiences with ultra running, including how they got into the sport and their participation in races like the Yeti 100. The conversation touches on the creation of the Trail Trash Podcast logo and the nickname for their mascot. They also talk about the Mountain Mist race and the humorous stories associated with it, including the Annabelle doll in the house they stay in. In this part of the conversation, Jason talks about taking time off from running ultra races and the high costs associated with them. He shares a humorous story about chafing during a race and the challenges of finding affordable accommodations. The conversation then shifts to discussing the 'code brown commandments' and ways to avoid unpleasant situations during races. The hosts also ask Jason and Garrett to add songs to their Spotify playlist. The conversation covered various topics including music preferences, race experiences, and the importance of family support. The hosts shared their favorite songs to listen to while running, ranging from reggae to metal. They also discussed the challenges they faced during races, such as stomach issues and the need for proper nutrition. The hosts emphasized the importance of being prepared and knowing what works for your body. They also touched on the joys of being a parent and the balance between running and family life.Trail Trash PodcastGarrett FredrickJason AtnipDuring the Tros Eric and Erika catch up after Memorial Day and discuss their Memorial Day weekend activities, including cleaning, work, and outdoor chores. They also talk about upcoming events, such as the Yeti 24-hour challenge and the Mount Washington race. The conversation transitions to the Trail Trash Podcast and the Marathon Running podcast, highlighting the connections and friendships within the podcast community. Erika shares a recommendation she found. We mention the addition of a TikTok admin, and the decision to cancel cable. Strava GroupLinktree - Find everything hereInstagram - Follow us on the gram YouTube - Subscribe to our channel Patreon - Support usThreadsEmail us at OnTheRunsPod@gmail.com

We couldn't let the news of Kelvin Kiptum's death go by without discussing it, but we also talked about where our training is right now, the apocalyptic conditions at Mountain Mist 2024, and the death of another great Kenyan runner, Henry Rono.

In todays episode we have the Mountain Mist 50k LEGEND, Dink Taylor. Dink is the Mountain Mist 50k race director, which just finished it's 29th year in a row. Arguably the best 50k in the Southeast. Sean and Dink discuss the history of the race, its origins as the first ultra trail race in Alabama, and some of the legends that have raced, won, and DNF'd this epic race. Dink is not just a race director. He's ran over 115,000 miles, 207 ultras, 86 marathons, and a total of 1370 races in his legendary running career. Thanks for your continued support of this podcast, and more importantly trail and ultra running. If you enjoy the podcast please support my races as we try to grow and inspire the trail and ultra running community.If you'd like to sign up for Mountain Mist 50k 30th anniversary race, click the link below. https://ultrasignup.com/register.aspx?eid=103Please check out our races as well, at Run Bum Tours. https://www.runbumtours.comPodcast produced byLooking Glass Designs, LLChttps://www.LGDesigns.me

We are diving right into the Green Swamp of Florida with the 2023 Skunk Ape's Revenge! On this episode, we are chatting with some of those 60k runners! At this years race, nearly half the 60k field dropped down to the 30k distance... so these 60k runners are some real warriors! On the chat we've got your overall champion, Kalo Axsom! He took the win out there with a new course record in a time of 5:09:31! He also recently won the Long Haul 100 and the Sandridge 7 Hour! He's run races like the Skunk Ape Night Run, Forgotten Florida, the Keys 100, and the Skydive 100! Also on the chat is Shala Reifinger! She traveled down to the race from Georgia! It was awesome to have her out at the race and to have her family supporting and even running out there! Her brother also ran his first ultra at this year's Skunk Ape's Revenge! She's done races like the H9, Cruel Jewel 50, Mystery Mountain, Huff-n-Puff, the FATS 50k, and the Mountain Mist! Then we've got Ryan Jacobson! He's one of those Skunk Ape Runners who was at the inaugural year for the Revenge race! He's a guy I swear I see at nearly every single race. He's done races like the Long Play, the Long Haul 100, Colt 45, Croom Zoom, John Holmes, and he's done the Ice Age Trail! Then we've got Aaron Ware and his first ultra-marathon! But not only to that, it was really first ever organized trail race. He got it done with a time of 9:07:31! He absolutely crushed it!!! Your top four women for this year's Skunk Ape's Revenge 60k! 1. Amanda Richmond - 6:07:08 2. Sage Lyons - 6:14:34 3. Daylee Sheppard - 6:24:06 4. Cheryl Shelhart - 6:45:02 Your top four men for this years Skunk Ape's Revenge 60k! 1. Kalo Axsom - 5:09:31 2. Steven Anderson - 5:27:52 3. Matt Krauss - 6:15:24 4. John Benham - 6:44:13

One of the races on my bucket list is the Mountain Mist! This is a race that takes place up in Huntsville, Alabama at the Monte Sano State Park and the Huntsville Land Trust Trails. This year Mark Crain, Joao Vitor Novaes, and Jenny Early took on the course and give us a Floridian insight on this Alabama race! Mark has done races like the North Face Endurance Challenge, John Holmes 50k, Croom Zoom, the Iron Horse 100, Gate2Gate, and the Long Haul 100! Joao has gone from the IRONMAN to the hiking the Tahoe Rim Trail and Jenny Early has done races like the Yeti 100, the Tallahassee Ultra Distance Classic, and now the Mountain Mist. There is around 4,000' feet of climb. There is a vertical climb on the course that requires the use of your upper body going up the infamous Waterline Trail. The final 6 miles drops into and back out of McKay Hollow, very rugged trails.

We chose to run 2023 Mountain Mist 50K together, and we had a lot to say about it! With a pre-race conversation on Friday night, our first impressions post-race on Saturday, and our final wrap-up on Sunday, we discussed every aspect of the race--the weather, the gear, the course, the competition, and the results.

In this episode we quite literally cover the front of the pack to the back of the pack! Coree Woltering joins the chat, and he was the first-place overall champion at this year's Blue Ridge Ultra! He's joined by Florida's Amanada Dean, she was the official DFL for this year's race and as we learn... she is super proud of it! Jeff Leininger also joins the chat with the perspective of the Race Director! Coree has run all over the world from his first 100 miler at the Dunes 100 here in Florida to Tunnel Hill, the Western States 100, the Black Canyon 100k, Mountain Mist, Cruel Jewel 100, to most recently also placing 6th place at the Clawhammer 50k (one week after winning the Blue Ridge Ultra)! Amanda Dean has done races like 12k out at Jack's and she also coaches Cross Country and Track! She's been a lifelong athlete across numerous sports and now she's kicking up into the dark side of Trail and Ultra! Jeff is the Race Director and founder of ARGEORGIA! Jeff started an adventure racing club in Florida called Florida Extreme in which he found others to learn from and better his game. Now with ARGEORGIA, he not only still competing, but also putting on events in Adventure Racing and Ultra Marathons! Jeff has completed over 100 expedition and adventure races alongside his son Hunter and close friends. The Blue Ridge Ultra 50k consists of 16 miles of the Benton MacKaye trail, 6 miles of hidden trails, and 9 miles of Forest Service roads with over 6,000 feet of elevation change deep within the beautiful Chattahoochee National Forest of the North Georgia Mountains.

Introductions Karla - K-Rae on Ravelry and Karlacrafts on Instagram, Twitter and Pinterest Emily -  EmGemKnits, EmilyTheTechEditor - Instagram, and  EmilyTechEdits Ravelry.    Shout outs Introduce yourself in the Ravelry group or leave us a review on itunes or google play music or send us an email with feedback at mail@relentlessknitting.com We'd also love to hear from you in our “Meet a Knitter” thread.   What's knitting now Emily - I have an Exploration Station on the needles, and a Cumulus in mohair and gold glitter yarn. A pair of slipped seedling socks by Jocelyn Shuman in a cascade self striping - I have worked on all of them!   Karla -  Fleegle's Toe Up Socks  Twofold Cowl by Carina Spencer Nurture Bralette by Celine Feyten Night Blooms Hat by Espace Tricot   FO's - Emily - Nope   Karla  Finished a hat of my own design to test drive a decrease sequence. Worked in mustard yellow and hot pink scraps Mountain Mist hat by Tin Can Knits in Scraps   Design features -  Emily- Slipped seedling socks were too small, frogged and recast on in larger needles Karla - lifeline to finish the mountain mist hat to maximize the yarn. Used it all up but it took 5 tries.   Spinning Emily - Small bird workshop.. Finished singles last night, Harvey helped Karla  - My neighbor has my wheel and she's loving it!   Crafternoon/Sew-what Emily -No but I found my sewing machine cord Karla - I've been making advent calendars!   Stash Enhancement By Emily- Knit City!!!  Karla - Sale bin Estelle worsted marled   Best laid plans Emily - Knit birthday socks in this pattern, cast on my birthday sweater - Vintersol.  this point who really knows. Envelopes are stuffed and addressed. Just need to be mailed.  Karla -KAL! #colderthanawitchsKAL With colder weather coming as well as Halloween we thought we would host a Knit Along (or crochet) to keep those tatas warm. The #colderthatawitchsKAL will run from now until October 31st on Ravelry. Hashtag your projects #colderthanawitchsKAL and tag @relentlessknits to promote the KAL and post your FOs in this thread! Knit as many wooly over-the-shoulder boulder holders as you can before October 31st as you can for more entries! Prizes will be drawn at 12pm PST on October 31st, 2022! Here are some boob warmer ideas to knit or crochet but we're not choose-y! You know your bod! Knit something that will work for you! https://ravel.me/K-Rae/c1   Food Bank Fundraiser! Code RK10 for purchase and entry! More details on our blog!   Talky Talk Emily -Knit City! Karla - Classes are starting at Kelowna Yarn and Needlecrafts and I'm on Saturday mornings for a variety of classes.   Adventures in Mommyhood  Emily- VOMIT - chore distribution. Karla - Not eating and so tired.

Since our last podcast, Michelle ran the Houston Marathon--where two new American records were set!--and George ran the difficult Mountain Mist 50K. We discussed our experiences at these race and also announced our new book of the quarter!

Howdy y'all! In what is likely our last ever podcast, Mike Murray, AKA Miggity Mike the Mayor from OLP fame joins us to talk about his new badass show, East Bound Get Down coming up in Daytona (???) Florida in January. And oh yeah - DJ Maze makes a surprise appearance (conveniently during the complete cluster of us trying to find a shorted cable!) Mike tells the "strawberry shortcake story". LMC finally tells the "Alice" story. We offend everyone. We are so sorry. We are... so sorry. DISCLAIMER: I'm sorry y'all. I'm sorry for a LOT of things on this episode - but mostly the sound. The audio on this episode is bad. Like, Mountain Mist from Family Dollar bad. Pretty much start to finish, it's rough - I insist on using analog; so when it's right, it's RIGHT - but when it's wrong... ugh. I screwed up right at the beginning and was unable to recover within the episode, so listen at your own risk. I know exactly what I did wrong - a string of screw ups - if we ever record again, it won't sound like this next time - promise. Usually, on one this bad we would redo the entire episode. BUT - this content is just too... well, we live up to the Voice of the Low Life tagline.

This week Scott and Frank talk about Finding a New Planet, Cusack-ness, The Red Pill, Moon Landing Justice, Mountain Mist, Slug Juice and Dolphin Hybrids...among other things...in their continued hope that Humanity Might Make It. Humanity Might Make it is a fun and easy-going podcast created by two lifelong friends, Scott and Frank. Talking about all things under the sun...and trying to work out each week if humanity will make it...or not. They try to take the positive approach and really want to believe that...Humanity Might Make It! https://humanitymightmakeit.simplecast.com/ https://www.coombas.com/

VALUE-FOR-VALUE Thank you to our executive producers M. Andrew Jones, The Rev Cyber Trucker, and SeeDubbs. Be sure to check out M. Andrew Jones' new book, Metal. Also, shoutout to the Itty Bitty Homestead over on No Agenda Tube. Give them some value for value! Then, stay tuned for a potential new direction for ms. Informed NAtion. Bowl After Bowl is a V4V podcast, meaning the bowls are packed fresh for you every Tuesday and if you enjoy hitting it, return some of the value in whatever shape or form of your liking. If you want to send us your crypto or cash, check out the Bowl After Bowl Donate page and give us a boost on your favorite Podcasting 2.0 enabled app. Episode art, jingles, news stories, and ISOs are always appreciated and can be emailed to laurien@bowlafterbowl.com. And of course, our voicemail box will never be full so give us a call at (816) 607-3663. But the simplest way to provide value is simply to propagate the formula by passing the bowl to someone else you think might enjoy it. TOP THREE 33 In a 33-year first, a single console swept Japan's Game Sales Charts which were made up entirely of Nintendo Switch games in Famitsu Weekly, Japan's most popular video game publication, during the first week of August. The last time this happened was the Famicom, Nintendo's first iteration of what would become the NES, in 1988. Cannabis tragedy as man, 33, dies in fall after taking drug while celebrating his birthday — except it's the one-year anniversary of his death which his nurse girlfriend eulogized on social media, and England just has to keep the reefer madness going. This dude was a nurse who served as a medic in Afghanistan. For his birthday, he climbed Mount Snowdon, then met his girlfriend, close friends, and family at a restaurant where "several members of the birthday party took some 'edible' — chocolate infused with cannabis," before meeting at his friend's place. His girlfriend notes he was acting erratic, out of character and seemed to be rushing home. When they got there, he paced with a look of terror in his eyes — although the coroner was leading the witness with that question, asking the girlfriend if he had a look of terror in his eyes. Then, she says he started talking to people who weren't there, so she decided to leave and called his cousin. But just a few minutes later, he fell. It doesn't stay what story he fell from, but his head injuries were too severe to operate on. The coroner says he was suffering from "a psychotic or delusional episode" from cannabis consumption. State police charge juvenile with desecrating 33 gravestones. A 12-year-old from Theresa, New York caused $3,726 in damages at Oakwood Cemetery but A. Cozzi Monuments repaired them for free in April. The tween has been charged with 1st degree cemetery desecration and 2nd degree criminal mischief, which are both felonies, and their case will be handled in Family Court. BONUS: Thanks to Sir OMA for sharing this story about a 33-year-old man found dead in an apartment at 3:30 PM Monday of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound after a five-hour standoff with police. He named himself as a person of interest earlier in the day for shooting two women whose conditions are unknown. After hearing what sounded like a gunshot, police entered the apartment with a tactical robot and found the man dead. CAN'T STOP THE COOFIN' 33 new cases in Delta County (Michigan), Crawford County (Pennsylvania), Humboldt County (California) 33 positive tests in Dillingham (Alaska) Dad, 33, has different perspective on COVID-19 after near-death experience. What better way to push the experimental jab than with more fear porn? Sir OMA sent us this story about a 33-year-old mom removed from an Omaha public elementary school for not wearing a mask and asking staff not to force her son to wear a mask. She was stopped by a security guard when she tried to go into the school to retrieve her son after someone forced him to put a mask on. FREE THE WEED Former Adelanto Mayor, Rich Kerr, was arrested by the FBI last Friday for accepting close to $60,000 in bribes in exchange for favorable decisions concerning commercial cannabis through his city council role. Three years ago, FBI agents detained him during a raid on his home amid a public corruption probe. He was arraigned last Friday and entered not guilty pleas. The kickbacks were disguised as gifts, donations to charities and campaigns, and advance payments for the proceeds of a planned litigation associated with a motorcycle accident Kerr sustained during a 2017 promotional gimmick for the Adelanto Grand Prix where he rode a motorcycle into the desert and crashed it within 15 seconds. Secret recordings from a 2016 conversation with the FBI pretending to be a real estate company revealed Trulieve CEO Kim Rivers' husband, J.T. Burnette of Tennessee, bragged about how his political connections allowed them to obtain one of the first vertically-integrated licenses for medical weed in Florida. Trulieve is one of the biggest medical companies in the US with operations in 11 states, and Burnette is on trial for racketeering, extortion, fraud, and making false statements. Starting September 1st, cannabis retailers in Alaska will be able to double the amount of THC per serving in edibles from 5 to 10 milligrams. For the first time in 11 years, Maine is accepting applications for medical dispensaries. There is no longer a cap on business licenses, but there are only five medical dispensaries operating after three of the eight total converted to recreational shops. The application fee is $5,000 and registered caregivers can now convert their registration type to that of a dispensary because dispensaries are allowed to grow an unlimited amount of plants. Also in Maine this week, a judge ruled that the state's residency requirement is unconstitutional, so out-of-state companies will now be able to operate medical dispensaries in the state. Missouri's federal judge also recently shot down the state's residency requirement while Oklahoma did the opposite. House Bill 3000, which passed in July, now allows Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission and the Department of Agriculture to inspect licensed hemp fields across the state to make sure growers aren't cultivating marijuana. Inspectors will take samples and send them to labs for THC levels, but 31 operations have refused to let the regulators access their site so far. No new adult-use retail licenses will be awarded in Illinois until a lawsuit Wah Group is resolved, which alleges the state requires veteran-owned businesses to achieve a perfect score to qualify for the social equity lotteries currently underway. Wisconsin lawmakers announced a full legalization bill last Tokin' Tuesday which would tax weed similar to alcohol and allow homegrow. METAL MOMENT The Rev takes us all the way to Samoa for this week's Metal Moment. Make sure you vote in his poll to help decide where in the world the Metal Moment winds up next week for our big 100th episode! FIRST TIME I EVER... This week, bowlers called in to tell us about the first time they ever got behind the wheel of a car. Next week, we want to hear about the first time YOU ever felt an electric shock. FUCK IT, DUDE. LET'S GO BOWLING. A Florida woman was arrested after showing tiddies and masturbating during a virtual visit with an inmate last week in the visitation building. She was charged with exposure of sexual organs within a public place and violation of probation or community control. Two teens seriously injured by lightning that struck at least 7 at Orchard Beach in the Bronx Handcuffed Oklahoma man escapes arrest on stolen ATV, leads police on high-speed chase. He was initially being taken into custody on suspicion of stealing copper wire and catalytic converters when he opened the patrol unit door, escaped into the woods, and stole an ATV from a nearby home. The chase went through three separate counties before he was forced to wipeout into a pool of muddy water on a dirt road. A 28-year-old man was arrested for giving a child a face tattoo at  a McDonald's in South Carolina, which was filmed and posted to social media by a customer. While cleaning a picture frame, a North Carolina thrift store employee  found a 146-year-old marriage certificate and managed to track down the great granddaughter through Ancestry.com A Canadian dermatologist in British Columbia bought a rare oil painting that may be worth $20,000 at a thrift store. He paid $96 and intended to use just the frame, then decided to Google the artist's signature and found it was Wijmer, who was born in the Netherlands in 1870. His most famous painting, Mountain Mist, sold at auction in the US for $200,000. The doctor plans to donate any funds received to the Comox Valley Hospice Society. A Colorado sheriff's deputy freed a mother bear who had accidentally trapped herself in a car as her two cubs watched. The door slammed shut behind her when she entered to look for food. Too much damage had been done inside, so he opened the driver's door to free her but the bear accidentally closed it. On the second attempt, the deputy was able to get her out and ensured she left the neighborhood with her cubs. So don't leave food in your vehicle. While removing valuable items from a 115-year-old German Evangelical Church in Seattle, Earthwise Architectural Salvage found a time capsule in the cornerstone which had not been tracked and archived. It contained German literature, Evangelical publications, Ohio newspaper articles written about the Evangelical Association, a bishop's handwritten letter detailing the founding of the church, and financial information. Two of Banksy's newest murals were vandalized days after the artist confirmed he created ten across coastal towns in Norfolk and Suffolk, England. One was caught in the act covering Banksy's rat sipping a cocktail with white paint. The second perp added teddy bears beneath a claw machine Banksy painted which some believe is a tribute or collab from local artist Emo. Two of Banksy's murals was removed, one which was spray painted on top of an 1892 mural of the town's mayor and the other which showed two children flying off an inflatable dingy at the spot where a 3-year-old girl died after an inflatable trampoline burst. A shitty way to go: three brothers got stuck in a manure pit on their family's farm, passed out from the fumes, and died of asphyxiation.

JFK50, Mountain Mist, quarantine, and how Kevin handled the Georgia Death Race. Come and have a chat with Dink and Kevin. Keep Moving

This episode is my after-action report (AAR) for the 2021 Mountain Mist 50K. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/drbeaubeard/message

Come check out our 43rd Ridge RUNers Live Show with Liz Canty! Liz is an elite ultrarunner from Alabama who has competed at the front of some of the toughest races in the US, not just East of the Mississippi. This past weekend officially 3-peat the Mountain Mist 50k, winning that race back-to-back-to-back years! We … Continue reading "RRL #43 | Liz Canty"

For well over a century, quilts have meant business. A thriving quilt industry has existed since the 19th century, publishing patterns, selling fabrics and supplies, promoting quiltmaking, and offering celebrity endorsements. In today's age of social media and online retail, the business side of quilts has continued to thrive, while navigating all sorts of bumps in the road, including, most recently, a global pandemic. This week, we talk with Linda Pumphrey, Senior Account Executive for Mountain Mist. For decades, Linda has worked for quilt companies, criss-crossing the country managing her accounts. This year, she has stayed home, Zooming with her customers and colleagues. We'll talk with Linda about how quilt businesses have adapted, and the role of celebrity in the quilt industry, both today and in the past.

This episode is up late due to Covid-19 restrictions. XO ALL HAIL PUCINA Produced in Randall R. Cash's dining room.

In this episode, I break down why I run. I talk about pre-basic training, my first race, finding my running community, and more (0:45 - 19:20)! Stay tuned at the end of the episode for a recap of the Mountain Mist 50K trail run by myself and Jordan Loucks (19:21 - 47:14). Instagram: @sharetheroadpod Facebook: /sharetheroadpod Mountain Mist Info Links: https://caltopo.com/m/UB3L http://huntsvilletrackclub.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/MtnMist2020-CourseTurnByTurn.pdf Intro and Outro Produced by @thesoulchemist - soulchemist.com/beats

In this weeks episode we bring in Kevin! Kevin is the shoe buyer of Fleet Feet Huntsville and just completed his first Mountain Mist 50k. We share some insight into how the slates got started at Mountain Mist, how this years runners did, a little discussion on whether or not this years course changes made the race harder, and we also get into all the trail maintenance we do year round to help keep Monte Sano in good shape. Keep moving! DISCLAIMER! We had a minor technical issue with one of the mics in today's episode. I would like to apologize for the clicking noise starting half way through. I managed to bring it down to a minimum, and I promise not to mess with the gain levels live next week :) Jack the Lumberer by Alexander Nakarada | https://www.serpentsoundstudios.com Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Saturday marks the 26th anniversary of Dink's greatest work, the Mountain Mist 50k. With special guest Lonnie Vogan, one of only a few who have run every race, Dink, Lonnie, and Skylor go over all things Mountain Mist. The history, past and current runners, what it takes, and why Lonnie will be running in a sling this year. For all the ultra runners out there, you don't want to miss this one. Jack the Lumberer by Alexander Nakarada | https://www.serpentsoundstudios.com Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Join Dink and Skylor Taylor as they introduce themselves and their running lives. Father and son running stride for stride. In our very first episode of Runs in the Family, we take a walk (or run) down memory lane and cover how both Dink and Skylor got into running. We answer a couple of questions from some local runners. We also cover some of the changes to this years Mountain Mist 50k. Dink likes telling stories, so what a better way than doing a podcast! Jack the Lumberer by Alexander Nakarada | https://www.serpentsoundstudios.com Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

The craziest sh*t that happened in running this week: Ultrarunning Magazine 2018 Review, FKTOY Of 2018, Sandra Brown's 100 Mile Runs, Arrowhead 135 Extreme Weather, Mountain Mist 50 - 2019, SkyDrive Ultra - 2019, Tarawera Sold To Ironman, Herpassa's Camoflauged Nike 4% Shoes, 100K European Championships Cancelled, Hillary Allen Ankle Injury, Camille Herron's Car Accident Scare, Schuyler Hall's 2018 Mega Vlog. Subscribe! Help Support This Channel: www.patreon.com/mountainoutpost & www.mountainoutpost.com

The RUNdown Episode #18! All things trail and ultra running from Southeast Ohio and the East Coast: The Mountain Mist 50, Arrowhead 135 in the coldest temps seen in 25 years, and starting an ultra by skydiving? See all the fun and quirky happenings from the world of Strava as we try to make running … Continue reading "The RUNdown – Episode #18 | Mountain Mist 50km, Skydive Ultras, Aarowhead 135 and More!"

Welcome to Episode 34 of Sit & Sew Radio, a Quilt Addicts Anonymous podcast. In this week’s episode we chat with Teresa Silva and Linda Pumphrey, two women who have carved out a career in the quilting industry and have recently released books. We also introduce this week’s coupon code! Just type in STASHIN at checkout to receive 25% off your first month when you order a Stashin’ with Stephanie subscription. Each month Stephanie will send you 12 fat quarters for $29.99 plus shipping of her favorite, and often brand-new, fabrics in our shop. Read more about Stashin’ with Stephanie here. Our first guest on this week’s episode of Sit & Sew Radio is Teresa Silva, who is a self-taught longarm quilter who recently released her first book, Longarm Quilting Workbook: Basic Skills, Techniques & Motifs for Modern Longarming. Teresa has been longarming for customers for six years and her clientele includes some of the biggest names in the industry, including Julie Herman of Jaybird Quilts, who wrote the foreword for Teresa’s book. In the podcast interview Stephanie and Teresa discuss certain elements of her book as well as how she got to this point in her career. Visit Teresa’s website at quiltingismybliss.com to learn more and you can also find her on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. In the next segment, Stephanie chats with Linda Pumphrey, a fifth-generation quilter who has made quilting her life’s work. In addition to being an award-winning quilter and designer, Pumphrey is also a quilt historian who serves on many international and national quilting boards and for 20 years worked at Mountain Mist. Her latest book, Red & White Quilting: An Iconic Tradition in 40 Blocks, focuses on the power and history of the classic colors in quiltmaking. Proceeds from the book go to support the International Quilt Study Center. Find Linda on Facebook at facebook.com/linda.pumphrey.5.    

>Stories about my childhood fills me with visions of yesteryear, keeping alive within me the treasures of growing up in the mountains. Today I’m sharing with you a few of my memories, with a little philosophy thrown in… just to stir up your memories.

>Stories about my childhood fills me with visions of yesteryear, keeping alive within me the treasures of growing up in the mountains. Today I’m sharing with you a few of my memories, with a little philosophy thrown in… just to stir up your memories.

Amy Warner of ‘Sew Incredibly Crazy’ is a designer and quilting cheerleader! She is always sharing her fun projects and hosting sew alongs. We are going to talk about how to be part of sew along and how to set up a successful one if you are itching to try it! http://sewincrediblycrazy.blogspot.com/ ----------------- The very first batting that I sought to ‘purchase again’ was Mountain Mist. I loved that the company has a rich history and that the batting was so nice to work with. When I started my business I contacted Mountain Mist and Linda Pumphrey and her staff were who I worked with. Linda is now with Mountain Mist again as the Senior Account Executive. She brings her experiences of working on the board of museums and with other companies back to Mountain Mist. She is also the author of the Mountain Mist Historical Quilt book. We are going to learn all about the quilt patterns that are a signature component of the company. https://fibrix.com/mountain-mist-batting/ ------------- I bought some of Tula Pink’s first fabric line was Full Moon Forest, the first with free spirit fabrics was Parisville and I bought that too… now 21 lines later is Tabby Road about to come out. What I found is that not only was her fabric interesting and detailed with images woven in, but there is also a story. For each Line Tula creates an entire universe of stories to bring all the prints into life. If you have a chance to hear her talk about how she creates, go! She is also an author and of course designs quilts to showcase her fabric. Tula’s on for the second half of the show so we have time to really chat! http://www.tulapink.com/ ================ visit American Patchwork & Quilting at http://allpeoplequilt.com Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/apqmagazine Visit host Pat Sloan at http://www.patsloan.com

Looking for the perfect place to relax and rejuvenate in the Smokies? Blue Mountain Mist Massage Spa offers guests a quaint country oasis with a relaxing charm, just minutes away from from downtown Sevierville. Located on 60 scenic acres at Blue Mountain Mist Country Inn and Cottages, the Pigeon Forge massage spa offers guests a […] The post Release Your Tensions at Blue Mountain Mist Massage Spa appeared first on Visit My Smokies.

Batting - It's all in the guts of the quilt