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Welcome to our first episode of the PeerTA Podcast! This episode explores what it means to be a change-ready organization for TANF and other human services agencies. It equips listeners with concrete strategies to build their readiness for change. While change can be unexpected, organizations can foster change readiness to weather the unexpected and prepare themselves for proactive changes too. Our host, Bright Sarfo, talks to Fannie Ashley from the Alabama Department of Human Resources and Maria Wortman-Meshberger from the Nevada Department of Health and Human Services to learn about their experiences leading big changes within their organizations. He is also joined by an expert on the topic, Michon Hicks from Strategic Doing Institute at the University of North Alabama, who offers a few concrete strategies to prepare staff for a successful change. The PeerTA Podcast facilitates the sharing of information across state and local agencies implementing TANF and other programs serving low-income families to provide technical assistance, facilitate dialogue, and help programs learn about effective strategies to support families. Music: “Blue Highway,” “Downtown,” and “Slotcar” by Podington Bear from the Free Music Archive under Creative Commons licensing.

What do you need to consider when you're settling on a canoe? Learn about the bow, stern, hull, gunwales, yoke, the materials that make them, and the way to take care of them. Resources for your planning: https://paddling.com/learn/choosing-the-right-canoe-for-you/ https://www.rei.com/learn/expert-advice/canoe.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Os1NKkY-7c Just for fun - https://medium.com/@hatieparmeter/30-signs-you-ve-been-to-camp-widjiwagan-19d44a664588 Canoeists in the Arctic - http://www.6northof60.org/ Music: "Blue Highway" by Podington Bear, Soul, Sound of Picture Production. Attribution-NonCommercial International License.

The bare necessities of life in the canoe wilderness: Long wool socks Hiking boots, waterproof and broken-in Synthetic underclothes Athletic T-shirt Full-length, quick-dry hiking pants Sunglasses or sun hat Cozy sleeping clothes Extra layers for May or August-September trips (fleece, flannel, wool hat) We take a brief break for Trip Tips: 11 ways to use a bandana. Of course Pinterest has many more ideas for general crafting, in case you needed more reason to pick up this resourceful item. Credit to Anchor for an excellent podcast-creation platform (anchor.fm)! Music: "Blue Highway" by Podington Bear, Soul, Sound of Picture Production. Attribution-NonCommercial International License.

We're off to Quetico Provincial Park in the final of our first mini-series, "Knowing Where You're Going." Listen in for an overview of this Canadian park where many canoeists start out. Quetico by the numbers: 1.2 million acres 15,000 year-old landscape 2,000 designated camping sites 600+ lakes 20,000 annual visitors $20-30 per adult, per night Tune in for Trip Tips: How to Pick a Campsite. Subscribe for future episodes and check out additional resources, posted at www.thetripcenter.wordpress.com! Credit to Anchor for an excellent podcast-creation platform (anchor.fm)! Music: "Blue Highway" by Podington Bear, Soul, Sound of Picture Production. Attribution-NonCommercial International License.

Voyageurs National Park wilderness has 200 backcountry camping sites and lives just beyond a popular fishing hub! This the 2nd of our 3-episode series, "Knowing Where You're Going," which provides an overview of the parks where many canoeists start out. VNP by the numbers: 200,000 acres 15,000 year-old landscape 200 designated camping sites 50,000 annual visitors $10 booking fee $16 per adult, per night Tune in for A Look Back at a Day in the Life of a Voyageur. Subscribe for future episodes and check out additional resources, posted at www.thetripcenter.wordpress.com! Credit to Anchor for an excellent podcast-creation platform (anchor.fm)! Music: "Blue Highway" by Podington Bear, Soul, Sound of Picture Production. Attribution-NonCommercial International License.

Welcome to 1.1 MILLION acres called the Boundary Waters Canoe Area. This kicks off our 3-episode series, "Knowing Where You're Going," which provides an overview of the parks where many canoeists start out. BWCA by the numbers: 1.1 million acres 15,000 year-old landscape 1,000 lakes and waterways 2,000 designated camping sites 250,000 annual visitors $10 booking fee $16 per adult, per night Tune in for a reading of part of Sigurd Olson's "Why Wilderness." Subscribe for future episodes and check out additional resources, posted at www.thetripcenter.wordpress.com! Credit to Anchor for an excellent podcast-creation platform (anchor.fm)! Music: "Blue Highway" by Podington Bear, Soul, Sound of Picture Production. Attribution-NonCommercial International License.

Yvain and Gawain are just two best friends taking a fun trip together. Nevermind that they've been exiled from Camelot forever, making it a mandatory best friends vacation. It sparks the beginning of a yearlong quest filled with morbid church decorations, dragon diets consisting solely of puppies, and sad, creepy knights. Basically your standard Arthurian legend. The creature of the week is a fearsome critter who loves your scent...especially if that scent is rum... Sponsors: Hiring? Go where everyone already is! Check out http://LinkedIn.com/MYTHS and get a $50 credit toward your first job post. Music: "Blue Highway" by Podington Bear "Ice Pack" by Podington Bear "In My Head" by Podington Bear "Miss You" by Podington Bear "In the Back Room" by Blue Dot Sessions "Peacoat" by Blue Dot Sessions "Borough" by Blue Dot Sessions