Podcasts about Nevada Day

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To most of America, October 31 is synonymous with Halloween, but in Nevada, it signifies statehood and one of the greatest parades ever. Nevada became a state on October 31, 1864, at the height of the Civil War, hence its status as the “Battleborn State”. On this Nevada Day, we sit down with the authoritative expert on all things Nevada, @sydneymmartinez . For more than a decade, Sydney and her husband have explored every square mile of Nevada, using her writing and photography skills to document a vibrant and ecologically diverse state most mistake as nothing but desert. Her website, findingnevadawild.com, is loaded with history and interesting stories, all about Nevada. She's also a rock hound, and has started her own jewelry business called Song Dog Silver. This episode covers a lot of topics including ghost towns, hot springs, geology, the Clampers, cowboy poetry, Mark Twain, UFOs and Bob Lazar. 2:00 – Happy Nevada Day! October 31.4:15 – October, 31 1864 – Nevada became a state.6:00 – Nevada Day Parade is the last Saturday of October.11:15 – Sound bites from Carson City locals: “What does Nevada Day mean to you?”18:40 – Introducing Sydney Martinez – A resident expert on Nevada.22:15 – Who is Bob Lazar? Area 51 – Reverse Engineering alien spacecraft25:00 – Timber Caldera – super volcano inside Area 51.24:35 – Pow Bot's UFO sighting in Nevada after seeing the Grateful Dead.30:00 – Rock hounding turned into Song Dog Silver – Sydney's jewelry brand. Coyotes and Nevada are universally misunderstood.35:00 – Exploring interior Nevada in a pickup truck. Hotel accommodations in rural Nevada like Hotel Nevada, Mizpah Hotel.38:30 – Goldfield, about 20 minutes south of Tonopah. It was one of the biggest gold booms in the west, and it was once Nevada's biggest town. Vanishing Point the movie featured the Goldfield Hotel. Nevada is one of the biggest gold producers in the world. 47:00 – Highway 50 and Highway 93 are favorite roads with Great Basin National Park, Ward Charcoal Ovens, Pioche and more.49:30 – Sydney worked for a decade at Travel Nevada, and became a location expert, helping film crews and photographers find cool parts of the state to film.51:20 – What are the three most frequented places Sydney returns to? Central Nevada – Toiyabe Range, Toquima Range and Monitor Valley. Northwest Nevada – Denio – and Jarbidge.57:15 – Sydney's adventures exploring all the hot springs in Nevada and the steam geysers that remain.1:02:20 – The etiquette of visiting and using hot springs and the brain eating amoeba.1:07:30 – What kinds of things do you pack in your truck going out into the middle of nowhere?1:10:45 – Lucky Boy Pass road from Hawthorne to Bridgeport, Walker River, Barron Hilton and Steve Fossett.1:14:00 – Mark Twain, Roughing It and Virginia City.1:19:30 – All about the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering in Elko, NV.1:28:30 – Nevada Day Parade –1:31:30 – All about E Clampus Vitus – ECV.1:37:00 – The feud over the state of Nevada, Nevada City and Nevada County, California.

Know a writer or someone who wants to be a writer? Then forward this post to them and invite them to listen to our writers podcast. Thank you! “Home Means Nevada.” While neither of us are natives, CC's and my Silver State roots run very deep to the point that between us, we have seven published and in-progress Nevada-centric books. What literary quality about our home draws us to write about our home? Is it our familiarity with our state's rich history, landscape, and political structure? We talk about all that and more. We touch on other subjects, including the Nevada Day Parade, the real Nevada Day, and our podcast award from the last weekend. Spoiler: KOLO8. CC is having a lot of fun with reading Edgar Allen Poe for Spooktober, so check out her YouTube Channel. Our website is www.carsonhume.com Who We are: https://carsonhume.com/about/ Our Books: https://carsonhume.com/books-2/ Our Business: https://twomoorebooks.com/ Check out our podcast and let us know what you think. TIA LYL!

Happy Nevada Day! VGK Beats LA & Ottawa to start our 24/25 season undefeated at home! William Karlsson prepared to play his first game of the season on Saturday against the Sharks;  Ladies of the Knight Watch Party; Noche de los VGK; Meet Mr Fun Must be Always! Congrats to The Howden's, Hanifin's, Shea & HBD PAVEL DOROFEYEV!  Vegas Hockey Girls Podcast is created and recorded by hockey loving sisters Colleen and Mandy. The girls team up in their hometown of Las Vegas, NV and attend as many hockey games as possible! They were introduced to the NHL when Vegas was awarded an expansion team, shortly thereafter we were hooked! Yup, been fans since day effing one! Listen to be caught up with all things VGK and NHL in 15 minutes or less with a new pod after every VGK game! www.vegashockeygirls.com Find us on social media: https://www.instagram.com/hockeygirlspod/ https://twitter.com/HockeyGirlsPod https://www.facebook.com/groups/vegashockeygirlspodcast Mandy can be found on socials: as VGK GOALIE GIRL Reach out! Talk to us by leaving a voice message on SPOTIFY! If you ever hear an error, mistake, or something missing in our pod please email us: vegashockeygirls@gmail.com The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not reflect the position of The Vegas Golden Knights and/or any affiliates. Thanks!

Karrina Ferris is the current Miss Nevada and she'll be competing in the Miss USA competition at the beginning of next year. She was student of mine a few years ago, and I had her in the studio to chat about what she's doing and her future plans. We also listened to some music. Nora Jones, Tyler Childers, and Taylor Swift. It was a great conversation, I hope yo enjoy it! 

Steve and CJ talk some World Series with Cam, back to the Sens with athe team preparing to take on Vegas in Vegas on Nevada Day, and some prizing.

Broken Finger, 15 NFL Talk, 22 Fantasy Football Talk with Jeff Erickson, 33 Football Friday Frenzy - One Day Early (Off Tomorrow for Nevada Day)

Welcome Back Mike Amadio on Nevada Day! Karlsson is skating; HBD Brisson, Dorofeyev + Eichel! Meet & Greet: Howden + Hurtl; Upcoming Watch Party, Vendor Fair, Sugar Skulls + Military Appreciation Knight + More! Merch is coming up! Vegas Hockey Girls Podcast is created and recorded by hockey loving sisters Colleen and Mandy. The girls team up in their hometown of Las Vegas, NV and attend as many hockey games as possible! They were introduced to the NHL when Vegas was awarded an expansion team, shortly thereafter we were hooked! Yup, been fans since day effing one! Listen to be caught up with all things VGK and NHL in 15 minutes or less with a new pod after every VGK game! www.vegashockeygirls.com Find us on social media: https://www.instagram.com/hockeygirlspod/ https://twitter.com/HockeyGirlsPod https://www.facebook.com/groups/vegashockeygirlspodcast Mandy can be found on socials: as VGK GOALIE GIRL Reach out! Talk to us by leaving a voice message on SPOTIFY! If you ever hear an error, mistake, or something missing in our pod please email us: vegashockeygirls@gmail.com The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not reflect the position of The Vegas Golden Knights and/or any affiliates. Thanks!

Episode 189 of our writers podcast for writers is “a book is judged by its cover.” Like it or not, potential readers will pay attention to your book for barely a second unless something from the cover grabs their attention. We talked about those challenges and two book cover contests today: Serving Salvation and Zoey. We had good news on the writing front: Teri from Fallon asked the Churchill County Library to buy A Sheriff in Nevada, and they did! Go check it out.  And speaking of Zoey, it is my next Nevada-centric book and it's looking good! It will be on pre-sale October 31. (By the way, October 31 is the real Nevada Day.) Also discussed: COVID. We're feeling better. We know this is a trigger for some people. We spend less than two minutes talking about our experience this week. CC is still nominated for a Women's in Podcasting Award, and we ask for your vote. https://womeninpodcasting.net/awards/ Serving Salvation Book One was released this month on the five platforms for your ordering pleasure. https://carsonhume.com/2024/07/23/pre-release/ Our website is www.carsonhume.com Who We are: https://carsonhume.com/about/ Our Books: https://carsonhume.com/books-2/ Check out our podcast and let us know what you think. LYL TIA!

The troops fight abroad, and sketch comedians fight on the home front. In our latest dispatch from the universe of Aaron Sorkin's STUDIO 60 ON THE SUNSET STRIP, we ponder the author's tortured relationship with everything from advertising to gender to Woody Allen via "The Nevada Day" Parts 1 & 2 and "The Option Period." PATREON-EXCLUSIVE EPISODE - https://www.patreon.com/posts/528-studio-sucky-105072974

Nevada is inundated every two years by candidates and political operatives from around the country. This year, that list includes a prominent figure in the Christian nationalist movement.

Nevada Day Part 1 defied our expectations… which meant we got our hopes up for Nevada Day Part 2. Will the light mix of casual homophobia, causal racism, and heavy belief beggaring win us over this time around? Or will we find more joy in discussing the correct pronunciation of Nevada? At least Lex has Brian, and Brian has Lex. And you’ve got both of us. Join us: We’re Sorkin’ In It together. Lex Friedman and Brian Warren.

Nevada Day Part 1 defied our expectations… which meant we got our hopes up for Nevada Day Part 2. Will the light mix of casual homophobia, causal racism, and heavy belief beggaring win us over this time around? Or will we find more joy in discussing the correct pronunciation of Nevada? At least Lex has Brian, and Brian has Lex. And you’ve got both of us. Join us: We’re Sorkin’ In It together. Lex Friedman and Brian Warren.

Uh oh. It’s the Nevada episode. This is the one Lex was worried about before he and Brian started rewatching Studio 60. And it’s the first half of a two parter. But… maybe it wasn’t as bad as Lex remembered? It has John Goodman. It has time travel storytelling. How bad could it be? Only way to find out? Start Sorkin’ in it. Lex Friedman and Brian Warren.

Uh oh. It’s the Nevada episode. This is the one Lex was worried about before he and Brian started rewatching Studio 60. And it’s the first half of a two parter. But… maybe it wasn’t as bad as Lex remembered? It has John Goodman. It has time travel storytelling. How bad could it be? Only way to find out? Start Sorkin’ in it. Lex Friedman and Brian Warren.

Get early access, exclusive content, and so much more. "It's over, dude. This shit is over. Jesus Christ, that's definitely not like a good healthy business if like it just if everything just reverts to this. It doesn't seem right" Austin and Andrew discuss their recent movie-watching experiences, including films like "Quick Millions" and "Lord of the Flies". They also share their thoughts on a Bob Dylan concert they attended, discussing their favorite albums and songs. The conversation also covers their opinions on the current state of film production, with a focus on companies like Blumhouse and A24. They express concerns about the shift to online learning and the impact of social media on students' attention spans. The episode concludes with them looking forward to celebrating Nevada Day.

A journey through Carson City's past and a visit to some haunted places, followed by a history of Nevada's (almost) state drink. This week, hosts Joey Lovato and Alex Couraud bring you two stories to mark Nevada Day and Halloween. Alex and reporter Carly Sauvageau take a haunted tour through the state's capital and learn … Continue reading "Ghost tours and Picon punches"

Today is Nevada Day, the anniversary of when Nevada became a state — and every Nevadan worth their salt knows it's Nevada and not “Neh-vah-duh” (the chosen pronunciation of East Coast interlopers and political pretenders). So in honor of the holiday, we're bringing back a conversation that host Dayvid Figler had last year with UNR linguist Valerie Fridland, author of “Like, Literally, Dude: Arguing for the Good in Bad English.” She explains how our state's pronunciation is connected to Biblical-era beheadings, the Western gold rush, and modern campaign trail gaffes. We're on social media! Follow us @CityCastVegas on Instagram. You can also call or text us at 702-514-0719. Want more Las Vegas news? Make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A journey through Carson City's past and a visit to some haunted places, followed by a history of Nevada's (almost) state drink. This week, hosts Joey Lovato and Alex Couraud bring you two stories to mark Nevada Day and Halloween. Alex and reporter Carly Sauvageau take a haunted tour through the state's capital and learn … Continue reading "Ghost tours and Picon punches"

On this SPOOKtacular week that is Halloween, Deb & Kev are spending this weeks podcast having a skele-TON of fun talking about;- Homemade candy and Nevada Day quiz- Kev's first Vegas wedding- How stories help us remember and propel us at work- Would You Rather- RIP Matthew Perry- What's for dinner and what they're thankful for As always, special thanks to Lauren Taylor for the episode art work and Gwyneth Galvin and BenSound www.bensound.com for providing the voiceover and music for the intro and outro.

This week is all about formatting your self-published book through Word and Atticus. CC and I spent a lot of time this week in those apps getting "From Tundra to Tiara" and "The Tucci Chronicles" ready for you. If you're getting ready to self-publish a book, or even thinking about it, we have ideas to help you avoid the challenges and minefields every indy writer encounters. We also talk about Nevada Day and Nanowrimo. Have a listen and check us out at www.carsonhume.com TIA LYL!

It's Nevada Day Weekend here on News Talk 780 KOH, and the Garden Show Guys are back! Winter is knocking on our doorstop in the Truckee Meadows, and the freeze is on, so the guys have winterization tips for your yard. With the temperatures dropping out there, pests are gonna get indoors, so you need to beef up your defenses. Finally, Jack returns this weekend with a couple of spooky-themed jokes for the upcoming Halloween holiday. All this (and more) on the Garden Show!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Live" from #PSBRlaw Studios in #LasVegas it's the #FridayFootballFiasco w/ #ChrisWinn sitting in for KT- Guests include #Megalocks aka #ChrisWerynski followed by #JonCole of #BCCSsports & closing strong w/ #Cisow77aka #JonathanCisowski =lots of #CFB & #NFL picks on the Opening night of the World Series & on Nevada Day the Vegas #GoldenKnights drop their 1st game of the season to the #Blackhawks

The two teens accused in the fatal hit and run case showed up in court this week for their trial date — and were caught laughing and apparently “flipping off” the victim's family. Internet commenters have responded with fury — but aside from the family's allegation, where is the evidence they made that gesture? Today, host Dayvid Figler sits down with producer Layla Muhammad and contributor Vogue Robinson to talk about the nuance in covering this fraught case, how clickbait headlines can obscure facts, and whether or not these teens are being tried in the court of public opinion before their actual trial. Next up, we talk about the woman suing a Vegas Motel 6 for allegedly turning a blind eye to her sex trafficking, and last but not least, we talk about how real Nevada Day (October 31st) turned into Nevada Day observed (the Friday before) and what we're up to this weekend. We're on social media! Follow us @CityCastVegas on Instagram. You can also call or text us at 702-514-0719. Want some more Las Vegas news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Nevada Day as the entire building has ghosted we are still here to celebrate with you + we have tips for your Halloween Costume & a Toy Drive update! 

Daily Dad Jokes (27 Oct 2023) Back our electronic Dad Joke button on Kickstarter here! Early bird discounts available! Check it out here! Email Newsletter: Looking for more dad joke humour to share? Then subscribe to our new weekly email newsletter. It's our weekly round-up of the best dad jokes, memes, and humor for you to enjoy. Spread the laughs, and groans, and sign up today! Click here to subscribe ! Listen to the Daily Dad Jokes podcast here: https://dailydadjokespodcast.com/ or search "Daily Dad Jokes" in your podcast app. Jokes sourced and curated from reddit.com/r/dadjokes. Joke credits: atg_gta, REMINTON86, Frostmage82, rosebottle, ralloti, Eater-of-Tacos, thomasbrakeline, othernamesweretaken1, Scoobert917, MaxCWebster, benh141, magister-j, GaryTheKnight, SauceyPewDiePie21, Jester57 Subscribe to this podcast via: Spotify iTunes Google Podcasts Youtube Channel Social media: Instagram Facebook Twitter Tik Tok Discord Interested in advertising or sponsoring our show with +15k daily streams? Contact us at mediasales@klassicstudios.com Produced by Klassic Studios using AutoGen Podcast technology (http://klassicstudios.com/autogen-podcasts/) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Organizers of the annual Nevada Day celebration in Carson City are putting a halt to campaigning during the parade.

Welcome to March 29th, 2023 on the National Day Calendar. Today we celebrate a right of passage and the Silver State. If you never had a Radio Flyer little red wagon as a kid, then you have missed out on something truly American, hauling stuff around. When we grow up we buy trucks and let our hair blow in the breeze. Our dogs ride shotgun with their noses out the window. And the back is full of gear for our next great adventure. This all starts with our first set of wheels, and anyone who sees a kid at the park pulling his version of the important stuff knows it. There goes an entrepreneur, an engineer, the next great lemonade stand! Keep your eyes open for this right of passage. It's a good one and it's bound to pull on your heart strings. On National Little Red Wagon Day, you can bet these kids hauling stuff around are going some place good. Nevada is well known for its casinos and tourist attractions, but it’s also home to something not nearly as lively. Ghost towns. Because of its mining history, the state has over 600 of them. One of the most interesting is Berlin, Nevada. Not only will you find the remains of a mining community, with abandoned buildings and a cemetery, but also something much much older. The remains of Ichthyosaurs, aquatic dinosaurs that lived in the oceans covering the state 225 million years ago. The fossils are on display in the museum at the state park. On National Nevada Day, we celebrate the Silver State and its long standing history. I’m Anna Devere and I’m Marlo Anderson. Thanks for joining us as we Celebrate Every Day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How a far-right activist's large donations are reshaping Republican politics in Northern Nevada, a look at the Senate race and a romp around the Nevada Day parade. This week reporter Tabitha Mueller has a story on Robert Beadles, a far-right activist and donor to many Republican candidates in Nevada. After that, host Joey Lovato chats … Continue reading "Who is Robert Beadles?" The post Who is Robert Beadles? appeared first on The Nevada Independent.

How a far-right activist's large donations are reshaping Republican politics in Northern Nevada, a look at the Senate race and a romp around the Nevada Day parade. This week reporter Tabitha Mueller has a story on Robert Beadles, a far-right activist and donor to many Republican candidates in Nevada. After that, host Joey Lovato chats … Continue reading "Who is Robert Beadles?" The post Who is Robert Beadles? appeared first on The Nevada Independent.

A man has been arrested 40 years later for the slaying of a Las Vegas woman in 1980, Reid Airport slot machines reached $1B in revenue after 36 years, Governor Sisolak skipped Nevada Day due to cites of security concerns, and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

"I would like, if I may, to take you on a strange journey." Ally Roets and Kristin Zwickau from the Early Onset FSHD Parent Group join us today to discuss what we need to do to get trial ready for those under 18 years old. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/peter-l-jones/message

WHEW! It's just about Friday, but for some of us it IS Friday thanks to Nevada Day! Hang in there and have a SAFE but FUN Halloweekend! 

VGK plays a 3pm matinee vs the Anaheim Ducks on Friday and has a rematch against the Winnipeg Jets this Sunday. The matinee has been played every season since VGK's inception to commemorate Nevada Day, a celebration of the state's admission to statehood. The Ducks are a team that is struggling out of the gate at 1-5-1. VGK plays Winnipeg at T-Mobile for the second time in the young season. The Golden Knights won the first meeting on two Jack Eichel goals. Tony and Chris also discuss whether this VGK team is "sustainable." And it's What The %^&* Friday with some of our WTF takes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

VGK plays a 3pm matinee vs the Anaheim Ducks on Friday and has a rematch against the Winnipeg Jets this Sunday. The matinee has been played every season since VGK's inception to commemorate Nevada Day, a celebration of the state's admission to statehood. The Ducks are a team that is struggling out of the gate at 1-5-1. VGK plays Winnipeg at T-Mobile for the second time in the young season. The Golden Knights won the first meeting on two Jack Eichel goals. Tony and Chris also discuss whether this VGK team is "sustainable." And it's What The %^&* Friday with some of our WTF takes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hi! My name is Terry J. Aman and this installment marks my 81st episode of VideoFuzzy, reporting the progress I've made in cataloging more than 3,000 VHS transfers and digital recordings. For this installment, titled "Tell Me What You Don't Like About Yourself," in my Fuzzy Feature, I talk about third-season episodes of Ryan Murphy's "Nip/Tuck" leading up to the third-season finale and reveal of The Carver story arc. A plot point in that set of episodes traced Matt's dating life with a transsexual and a racial purist, and Julia's pregnancy with Conor. I found a photo taken of me at the exact moment Julia emerged from the examination room and her decision to carry Sean's baby to term – that scene, having been recorded to disc 1285, quite by chance marked the midpoint of my Classic Collection. Wow. And since it's been quite a while, I detailed the philosophy behind my "Studio Six Feet Under" challenge, highlighting these productions – Alan Ball's "Six Feet Under" and Aaron Sorkin's "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip" – as the mystical centers of my media collection, noting the synthesis of the those energies in Ryan Murphy's "American Horror Stories" – particularly the focus on death and reality television in season six – and other emergent centers, but those two remain solid. Cross connections through Dylan Walsh and Julian McMahon, Bruno Campos, Roma Maffia and Gregory Itzen, K Callan, as well as guest appearances throughout Nip/Tuck, Alec Mapa, Mary Gross, John Goodman, Dixie Carter, Delta Burke and Jean Smart, plus Jayma Mays who appeared in both "Studio 60" and "Six Feet Under," and in Golden Thread, I track appearances by John Billingsley. In my Classic Collection (VHS-to-DVD) I find a disc with episodes from both "Studio 60" and "Six Feet Under," including a follow-up on the appearance of Mary Gross in "The Trip" I mentioned back in episode 67, and John Goodman's appearance as a judge in Pahrump, Nevada in the "Nevada Day" two-parter. I talk about the use of blackface in a third season episode of "Mad Men" at a Derby Day party set in 1963, and other appearances in media, society and politics up through today. Comments on "Veronica Mars," "Hustle," "3 Lbs.," "Medium," the Lincoln Meyer episode of "Boston Legal" and I go into some detail on "Criminal Minds" and "Grey's Anatomy." Also, I found three tiny clips less than a second long that look like they were commercials overwritten with scenes from a second season episode of "Prison Break." One looks like it's from a car commercial. I posted them on my media sites and you can take a look. I don't really have any information about them, but if they look familiar, I'd love to know. Thanks! In my Current Collection (direct-to-DVD), I archived the State of the Union Address, and historian Heather Cox Richardson's interview with President Biden. Also, the first season of "We Baby Bears," some "Kids in the Hall," "Doctor Who" and "Better Call Saul." In What I've Been Watching, I took in a high school stage production of "The Book of Will," a community theater production of "See How They Run," and such movies as Robert Pattinson in "The Batman" and Kenneth Branagh's production of Agatha Christie's "Death on the Nile." Our host for the "Book of Will," my friend Kirk Nybakken, reminded me during intermission of our 2005 production of another Agatha Christie production, "Towards Zero" in which he'd played Neville Strange and I'd taken on the role of ancient barrister Mathew Treves. He recalled our Inspector Battle, Troy Madl, taking sick one night and his constable, Les Younger, heroically stepping into the Detective Inspector Battle role to get us through the final reveal. I reminded Kirk of the night I'd forgotten my lines at a critical moment and he had to cue me in character to get us through to the finale. Couple of serious day-savers! Well, I was reminded of all of that while putting this together because Troy had been couch-surfing at my place while the "Towards Zero" was going on and his quick thinking resulted in that photo of me reacting to that moment in "Nip/Tuck." Thank you Troy, and thank you Kirk, for that fun trip down memory lane. And on the topic of Christie-related memories, I got some nice feedback from Kemper Donovan of the "All About Agatha" podcast regarding my "At Bertram's Hotel" entry around the 25-minute mark of episode 76, "Building a Mystery." I posted my 10th ever "VideoFuzzy: The Video" installment at https://youtu.be/vu_HaYaiOAk with comments from my Fuzzy Feature and the backstory on that photo. This will likely mark my signoff for those entries. They're fun to put together, but unless something really demands a visual component, I think my audio-only format should be just fine. The audio availability will continue on YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts. And this will likely be my last regular entry for a while. With out-of-town adventures and friends visiting from overseas, it has taken more than two months to put this one together despite my very best efforts. I just need to take a break, focus on some life stuff and oh yeah, plow through a BUNCH of media piled up on my Midco box. I've been making semi-regular submissions since I started this project 80 episodes ago in June of 2017 with disc 229, cataloged through disc 1300 with a deep-dive bringing in my entire backlog with episode 10. It'll be a good break, but we're not talking years. I've still got this uncharted collection of media to go through and I absolutely want to get through it and talk about it. In the meantime, explore my back catalog, click through my blog, and if there's anything you'd like more information about, please let me know. TOP TEN: Here's a "top ten" episode guide for people looking for a quick read-in on this blog and podcast effort: https://videofuzzy.libsyn.com/about Enjoy!

Welcome to March 29th, 2022 on the National Day Calendar. Today we celebrate the Silver State and a Golden Cake. Nevada is well known for its casinos and tourist attractions, but it's also home to something not nearly as lively. Ghost towns. Because of its mining history, the state has over 600 of them. One of the most interesting is Berlin, Nevada. Not only will you find the remains of a mining community, with abandoned buildings and a cemetery, but also something much much older. The remains of Ichthyosaurs, aquatic dinosaurs that lived in the oceans covering the state 225 million years ago. The fossils are on display in the museum at the state park. On National Nevada Day, we celebrate the Silver State and its long standing history.   The recipe for chiffon cake was a closely guarded secret for decades. While angel food cake was already popular in the 1920s, Henry Baker believed it could be better. The insurance salesman turned caterer worked feverishly on his combination of ingredients. Then in 1927 he stumbled on the perfect method for creating a rich but airy cake. Sure that he had struck gold, Henry offered his services to the Brown Derby restaurant in Los Angeles. This place catered to the Hollywood elite and for the next 20 years, Henry's claim to fame was being the only person to bake this proprietary recipe. Finally, in 1947 he sold it to General Mills for an undisclosed amount. On National Lemon Chiffon Cake Day celebrate a golden bite of baking history that's too good to keep all to yourself. I'm Anna Devere and I'm Marlo Anderson. Thanks for joining us as we Celebrate Every Day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the real NV Day, we blabbed about: - Our 6:30 #writers project - Lots about @Nanowrimo - Halloween & #NevadaDay in #carsoncity #nevada - My #cochlearimplant Surgery All this and more! Feedback always welcome on our website at http://www.carsonhume.com Enjoy!

The BeerEDU Podcast Episode 114: Nevada Day & Halloween. Kyle & Ben chat solo this time around about the anniversary of Nevada's statehood, better known as Nevada Day, that falls on Halloween (October 31, 1864), the continued struggles for teachers and students during the current school year, the rise in the number of teacher sick days used as a result of illness, stress, and overall just needing a break. A whole lot of problems are presented without any solutions, but it's a fun episode nonetheless! Check out the shownotes for this episode at www.beeredupodcast.com. Have any feedback or suggestions for Kyle and Ben? Want them to talk about a topic that interests you or want to learn something about beer? Send them an email at info@beeredupodcast.com, tweet them @BeerEDUPod and use #BeerEDUPod, hit up Beeredupodcast on Facebook, follow on Instagram @beeredupod, check out the YouTube channel at bit.ly/beereduyoutube or drop a voicemail using the Anchor app. And please consider leaving a review on your favorite podcasting app to help others find the podcast! Visit www.beeredupodcast.com for more information on Kyle & Ben, episodes, etc. If you would like to be a guest on the podcast, click on the Contact and Subscription Info link of the website and fill out our guest form! The BeerEDU Podcast is partnered with School Rubric to bring you great content from educators around the world! Learn more by visiting www.schoolrubric.com. The BeerEDU Podcast is part of the Codebreaker Podcast Network! Find and listen to other great educational podcasts like The Staff Room Podcast, STEM Everyday, Teachers on Fire, My Edtech Life!, and more at www.codebreakeredu.com! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-beeredu-podcast/support

Zach Whitecloud signs an extension with VGK that pays him through 2027. Are long-term contracts dangerous? We preview the VGK-Ducks matchup on Nevada Day. We should see a goalie matchup between Robin Lehner and John Gibson. The Golden Knights have dominated. the Ducks in the series, but will playing its third game in four days catch up to VGK. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Thank you for tuning into this weeks show of Real Estate Exposed! As we celebrate Halloween weekend and Nevada Day! We are joined by Owner of Signature Real Estate Group, Brandon Roberts and Branch Manager, Shelly Panzarella. We are discussing the new technology behind 3D Printing of houses. How mask rage is the new term for the mask police out there. And finding out that we should not be in the same car when Brandon is driving.

Zach Whitecloud signs an extension with VGK that pays him through 2027. Are long-term contracts dangerous? We preview the VGK-Ducks matchup on Nevada Day. We should see a goalie matchup between Robin Lehner and John Gibson. The Golden Knights have dominated. the Ducks in the series, but will playing its third game in four days catch up to VGK. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Show #2221: On today's podcast, we take your ghost stories or haunts you've experienced.  And it's Nevada Day, so we played the state anthem and then our home states athems! All this and more on today's podcast of the Mike & Carla Morning Show! 

This week, reporter Jackie Valley and host Joey Lovato sit down with Shery Hayes-Zorn from the Nevada Historical Society to talk about the origins of Nevada Day. After that, reporter Tabitha Mueller interviews UNR Assistant Professor Casey Lynch about redistricting and what it means for underserved populations. At the end of the show, Joey is … Continue reading "Origins of Nevada Day, why redistricting matters and a D.C. political update" The post Origins of Nevada Day, why redistricting matters and a D.C. political update appeared first on The Nevada Independent.

This week, reporter Jackie Valley and host Joey Lovato sit down with Shery Hayes-Zorn from the Nevada Historical Society to talk about the origins of Nevada Day. After that, reporter Tabitha Mueller interviews UNR Assistant Professor Casey Lynch about redistricting and what it means for underserved populations. At the end of the show, Joey is … Continue reading "Origins of Nevada Day, why redistricting matters and a D.C. political update"

This week, reporter Jackie Valley and host Joey Lovato sit down with Shery Hayes-Zorn from the Nevada Historical Society to talk about the origins of Nevada Day. After that, reporter Tabitha Mueller interviews UNR Assistant Professor Casey Lynch about redistricting and what it means for underserved populations. At the end of the show, Joey is … Continue reading "Origins of Nevada Day, why redistricting matters and a D.C. political update"

God does call us to a Nomad not Normal life. Normal or Nomada sermon by Rev. J. Christy Ramsey DOWNLOAD A LIVE RECORDING Audio from worship at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Carson City, NV on June 6.2021edited from a flawless transcription made by edigitaltranscriptions all errors are mine. 1 Samuel 8:4-11, 16-20 Mark 3:20-35 Sermons also available free on iTunes Video versions (both masked and unbasked) are at the end of the text We have all felt like Samuel. No, I’m not talking about being called old by the people, although we may have been there, too. I’m talking about Samuel going crazy. This is crazy Samuel time. When you know what is right. When you know what happens, and what will happen, and how the world is arranged, and you tell the people that. In no uncertain terms, you tell them the reality of having a king, for example. The high taxes. The forced labor. All the stuff. And the people, they don’t argue. They don’t have a conversation, much less the compromise or consensus. They just say, to all your wonderful reasons of how the world works, they say no. No. No. All the stuff you said, all the great reasons you gave, we say no. We want a king. We want to be like other nations. Did you hear it? We want to be normal. Who can say hallelujah to being normal? I haven’t heard more consensus around an idea ever. I want to be normal. All praise to the God normal, where everything is normal. I want to talk to you about normal, that that isn’t normal. And they’re proud of that. I can tell you for sure you are not normal. And I just have to say one day, one morning, my first Nevada Day parade. First, we have the governor riding atop a military half-track, going down Main Street. I go, what? That’s not normal, the governor in a military half-track going down the main street. That’s a little odd. Then next, a few floats later, we have a convertible with sex workers telling us to come on down to the brothel for the Nevada Day Special. Okay, that’s not normal for this Ohio boy. And then, to finish up the parade, we have the synchronized shooting rifles drill team. Okay. We really don’t think that’s normal in Ohio or anywhere I’ve been. We shoot guns together in a parade. Not something we do. And we talk about going into a pharmacy or a grocery store, and there are slot machines, and a whole room full of them. Now, people have told me all my life that the way I eat is a gamble, but here we have the slot machines to prove it. Normal. People wanting to be normal. We want to be like the other nations. You know, they have a king that goes out before them and fights their battles and does the things that other nations do. We want to be normal. And I’m here to tell you that the Bible is against normal. Well, that’s not totally true. I mean, the Bible is sort of split. The people and God come down differently because God is against normal. The people, they’re all for it. And you could say the whole story of the Bible could be, look at the lens between God saying don’t be normal and the people saying, yeah, we really want to be normal. And that’s all story of salvation. The abnormal love and grace of God calling normal people into abnormal community. And it’s not just the Hebrew Scriptures. Our reading from the Gospel, we have the family of Jesus saying why can’t that kid just be normal? Why can’t he get a normal job? Why is he fooling around with demons? And you see that it says “restrained.” The family didn’t come to talk to him. The family didn’t come to be with him in his meeting. The family didn’t come to dinner. They were outside. They were there to restrain him. Was this some kind of early intervention? To try to convince him to change his ways? To get him out of that cult he was starting? They wanted him to be normal. Does that ever happen today? I think if you go to any Pride event, you don’t even have to go to the parade. You can just go to the people that came to watch the parade. And they will tell you about their family, wanting them to just be normal. Not be who they are, but be normal. Not be with who they love, but be normal. Study just came out in Canada that one out of 10 gay people up in Canada have been forced into some kind of conversion therapy. One out of 10 in 2021. To be normal. Do we worship normal? Normally, in a typical year, 300 children die of ‘flu. Every year, year in, year out, 300 children. 600 parents. Let me see if I get my math. Hundreds, thousands of grandparents lose a child. Normal. Oh, it’s normal. But this year, with us wearing masks, keeping distance, washing our hands, zero children died of the ‘flu. Zero. That is not normal. When you tell me, you want to go back to normal, I’ve got to say, hold on now. Have you thought about what normal was? Children dying? You want to go back to normal? You know, with normal, for people of color, every time they get a traffic stop, to be in a life-or-death situation, to be somehow an unwilling participant in a murder edition of Simon Says, that if you don’t do what I say as quickly as I said in the right quickly way, your life is in danger. That was normal. It was normal for us white people to deny, ignore, explain away, and say, oh, they must’ve done something wrong. Oh, if they only did things quickly, or did follow instructions, or did this. It was just normal for people to get killed, people of color to get killed over a traffic stop, over a minor violation, over a misdemeanor. Is that normal we want? How about women? This is the only year, year and a half, in the recent history of our country where women were not constantly told to smile. They’re so much prettier when they smile. Where men would tell women how they should feel, how they should look, how they should act. Heck fire, you didn’t even have to wear makeup if you didn’t want to. It used to be normal to tell people how to live and how to smile and how they should be in the world. And now we can put the mask on. They don’t know if we’re grimacing or whatever. Do you want to get back to that normal? What about us religious folks? Yeah, maybe you’re not a person of color. Maybe you’re not a woman. Maybe you don’t have children young and susceptible to the ‘flu. We’re all in church. We know what normal is at church. Want to get back to the normal. Do we? I mean, with normal, that if you are not able-bodied and could not sit quietly without interruption for an hour – hour and a half if Christy’s preaching – you weren’t allowed to be in church. You couldn’t be there. You couldn’t be a part of the community. Oh yeah, we had homebound ministry. God bless everybody for doing all that. But you couldn’t be with the people. Couldn’t be with the Zoom. And you know Zoom’s in the Bible. You all know that; right? I’m telling you. You know what they call the Internet? The cloud; right? You’ve heard that. Cloud? The Internet? What’s it say in the Bible? Since we are surrounded by so great a cloud of witnesses, (Hebrews 12:1) Zoom, we’re talking about you. And if you weren’t in town, if you were visiting out of town, if you moved out of town, you were cut off from community. If you couldn’t get it together, and you couldn’t be in the exact same time, the exact same place, you couldn’t experience worship. And I’ll go further. Even if you weren’t disabled visibly, some people couldn’t come to church because of social anxiety. They didn’t like to be touched and hugged and nattered at. Maybe there was somebody that they weren’t comfortable being around with, they didn’t feel safe with. They had a divorce, and the other person got custody of the church. You know how that goes. But with Zoom online, they could come and could worship together. I don’t like to be hugged. I’ve got things, and I pay people to listen to. You don’t have to. But I don’t like to be hugged. I’ve got arthritis. I don’t wear a badge. I don’t have one of those wonderful placards that people are wearing now. But handshakes hurt me a lot of times. You know how terrible that is for a pastor, to not be able to handshake people? Not without a grimace? There’s other people that have more problems than I do that don’t want to be hugged, for one good reason or bad or whatever, and so they don’t come to church. With Zoom, they can come and be like everyone else. Don’t be normal. Examine the normal. Sure, it’s great. I mean, this year has been four times the planning, twice the effort, for one half of the results. It is so much easier to copy and paste, whether it’s church services or our life, to just replicate from one to another, change the dates, couple things, and off we go. It’s so much easier, and that’s why people love the normal. But that doesn’t leave much room for God. If you embrace the normal, and only the normal, God says you have rejected me. And you know what normal starts with? “No.” You can’t have normal without “no.” No, you can’t have your own feelings. You’ve got to smile all the time, women. No, you can’t be with who you love. No, you can’t be gay. You just decide to be gay. Stop being gay. No, you can’t be it. No, you can’t be a non—hugger and be in our church. No, you can’t be disabled and fully participate in worship. No. Normal starts with no. What do you do? What can we do? Well, you know, God reminds us in Samuel, you know, his preference. He says, hey, remember the normal I took you out of? Remember the normal called slavery, and Egypt? Remember that normal? Oh, yes, another day of being a slave. Well, same day as the last. Another day of backbreaking work with no hope and no help. Okay, normal. And God says no, no more normal. I want you to be a nomad. That’s a difference of being normal; right? And that’s what we’ve been the last year and a half. We’ve been nomads. We don’t know where we are or where were going. We’re saying, do we have masks? Do we not have masks? Is there contact? Is there not contact? Do we fog the place or not fog the place? Do we have to stay away? How many vaccines do we have? Do we have vaccines? Is it going to disappear? Is it not? Nomads. We don’t know where we are. We don’t know where were going. We don’t know what’s next. We kept planning for things, and we had to cancel them. Where does the virus come from? Where is it going? What’s going on? Nomads. And when we’re not in our normal place, God has room to act. God has room to do wonderful things, just in the church. The church has made more changes and accommodations and advancements in the first month of the pandemic than we did in 20, 30 years. Thirty years we’ve been talking about there’s a whole world outside these walls we could bring in if we just used the technology. Oh, no, that’s not normal. I remember – have you ever seen Father Jeff, he’s really into it. He’s very competent. But the day they closed church and said he had to go online, in Ohio we call it “deer in the headlights.” You know, where the eyes get really big. And he says, “What am I going to do?” And I go, “I’ll be there. I’ll be there Tuesday. We’ll figure this out. We can get it done.” So I come in, and he’s just, “What am I going to do? It’s not normal to not have church, but have church.” And I asked him a couple of questions. I said, “Well, do you want to talk and preach to a camera? Because we could do it that way. Or do you want to talk and preach to people on a screen that you can see?” And he says, “Oh, I want to see the people. I have to see the people.” “All right. We’ll get you hooked up.” It wasn’t normal. But it was a way during a crisis for the people of God to come together. And we were gathered from all over. People from all different places and times of the congregation were gathered together, and we could be together as much as we could, as cyber nomads, surfing the storms of the pandemic. You thought that was hard. It was. You did well. Some churches aren’t coming back. I have a church that right now they’re discussing whether to close or not. But you did well. But good news. Don’t rush back to normal. Don’t rush back to normal. Because for so many people, normal wasn’t working. Normal didn’t let them talk to God. And if you are honest and introspective, perhaps normal wasn’t working for you. So don’t be too concerned if everybody around you doesn’t look at the world the way you do. That’s a little upsetting right now. Like Samuel, you’re going to say, “I have great reasons. I have the facts. I have the list. I have all the YouTube videos that you can watch and know that I am correct.” But God says, don’t take it personal. We’re struggling with whether or not to go with me and be a nomad into this new world, or whether to return to Egypt and slavery and patriarchy and monarchy for the false god of normal. Friends, be nomads. Follow God. Be with God in whatever crazy place you are. Don’t try to shut down and shut out others by saying no to them, “No, that’s not normal.” Instead say, “Come along with us. We’re nomads on a journey together.” Amen. Unmasked and Unrobed Masked Version with Robe

Today is National Nevada Day! Listen to today's episode to hear us talk about Nevada, Make a Wish horses, the head of the round table, Hot dog scrambled eggs, Kermit the Frog lives in Las Vegas, And unfunny Nevada Facts

John Goodman steals the show, Aaron Sorkin can't resist being racist sometimes, and woman be...making genuinely funny faces to inspire their friends on THIS, the premiere Studio 60 podcast this side of the culture wars.Six Dettmar joins us this season from Scanline Media!Music used in this episode includes PatreonTwitterRedditEmail: chatzpod@gmail.comOur main podcast feed art was done by Camilla Franklin, whose work can be found at https://camillafranklin.myportfolio.com/ 

Just two questions this week, but one of them's juicy. Guess which one: Should we pay a professional auctioneer for our silent auction? or Is it legal to have a single-ethnicity board? As always, Stacey and Andy have opinions! Topics: Should we hire a professional auctioneer for our live auction? - 0:00 Is it legal for a nonprofit to have a single-ethnicity board? - 8:20 Episode Sponsor: Today's episode is sponsored by Immunize Nevada. Arm yourself by getting your annual flu vaccine. It protects you, your family, and those working on the front lines. Do your part. Get your flu vaccine by Nevada Day. Visit nvflufighter.org for more information and to find free and low-cost clinics.

We recorded this episode on October 31st 2020 live on our YouTube channel. We talk about what we looked forward to on Halloween night when we were younger & how things changed as we got older. Then we discuss Nevada Day & when our high school finally started celebrating when Nevada became a state. As always we interact with the chat, if you would like to interact with the chat then find us on our social media platforms & find out when we are going Live. Have a great work week & be kind with everyone! Used & Abused can be found on the following social media platforms: Twitter: twitter.com/UsedAbusedpod Facebook: Used & Abused: A Music Podcast Instagram: www.instagram.com/usedandabusedpod/ Email: usedandabusedpod@gmail.com YouTube: Used And Abused Pod Tumblr: usedabusedpod.tumblr.com Find some of our friends on Youtube click these links: From a GEN X Point of View All Things Star Wars ATSW The Escape Pod Tactical Swede Big Swede's Excellent Adventure Swede Studios Rich Thomas A Suffocating Lie ASuffocatingLieVEVO Allen Sanford The Suffering Channel 33 RPM Joe Did It Matt Moran --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/used--abused-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/used--abused-podcast/support

MUHAHAHA HALLOOOWEEEN! Today is a very special episode as we celebrate here at Signature Real Estate Group in Las vegas as we celebrate Halloween Eve and NEVADA DAY! Jam- packed episode as we discuss haunted real estate and see all of our crew in their crazy get ups!

Today we have a special edition of “Across the Aisle” to celebrate The Silver State. Assemblywoman Alexis Hansen, Assemblyman Steve Yeager and State Senator Yvanna Cancela join me to share their uniquely Nevadan stories and to chat about the state we all love and call home. One common theme you will find throughout this episode is the overwhelming sense of pride you can feel for our state!

It's UNLV Week!! First, Matt rants about the whole "UNR vs. Nevada" thing with the media. Then he & Isaiah breakdown the upcoming Nevada Day matchup between the two intrastate rivals. They discuss last week's UNLV game versus SDSU, how the offenses and defenses line up, keys to victory, their predictions and more! Intro: True Messiah - DJ Freedom Outro: Unavailable - Causmic

(October 29) Oh, it’s going to get heated! Find out at the top of today’s show. At 8:08, find out what Jeff and Aimee are having a completely pointless argument about! Finally, Jeff wants the best deals for Nevada Day during “I Love You Man!” Listen at 24:30 to hear if these random businesses spread the love […] The post Carly Pearce VS Dylan Scott? What’s This About?? appeared first on 102.7 Coyote Country.

A jam-packed episode! This week we explore whether the the Executive Director should be present for the board retreat, how to manage a grumpy finance committee when the financials are never ready, and if a non-compete agreement is an appropriate tool to use to keep you development director from fleeing. Finally, should you be wary of joining the board of an organization that runs a budget deficit? Stacey and Andy have opinions! Topics: Should the Executive Director attend the board retreat? - 0:00 Help! We can't get the books closed before the finance committee meeting! - 9:48 Should we make our new Development Director sign a non-compete agreement? - 19:04 Should I join the board of an organization that runs a budget deficit? - 26:13 Episode Sponsor: Today's episode is sponsored by Immunize Nevada. Arm yourself by getting your annual flu vaccine. It protects you, your family, and those working on the front lines. Do your part. Get your flu vaccine by Nevada Day. Visit nvflufighter.org for more information and to find free and low-cost clinics.

Guests: Richard Bragiel, The Bank Saloon & Mangia Tutto - Facebook.com/BankSaloonNV | MangiaTuttoPizzeria.com David Peterson, Visit Carson City - VisitCarsonCity.com Ken Hamilton, Nevada Day Inc. - NevadaDay.com Christopher DeGenova, Holiday Inn & Suites Carson City - IHG.com Show Notes: We are excited to welcome back one of my favorite Carson City Co-Hosts, David Peterson, the Executive Director at Visit Carson City. Dave's knowledge of Carson City is the best and his love for our great state shines bright. We will be interviewing our good friend, Richard Bragiel, Proprietor of Bank Saloon NV & Owner of Mangia Tutto, who also loves our great state (and, by the way, is one amazing chef)!‍ Also joining us is Ken Hamilton, Executive Director for Nevada Day Inc. Get ready to learn lots of cool things to do in Carson City to celebrate Nevada Day 2020! We would like to thank Christopher DeGenova, General manager of Holiday Inn Express and Suites Carson City, for once again hosting Jorja and I as we enjoy the charm of our great capitol! Resource Links: AboutTownDeb.com FenixMedia.us ***License to use music contained in this program was issued by ASCAP (License #: 400009234) and BMI (License#: 60993608) for use by Fenix Media, Sparks, NV.

In this action-packed episode, David and Dennis cover Nevada Day with special guest Lily. Learn about some of the history of the state of Nevada and the annual NV Day Treasure hunt! Do you think some laws are silly? Here are a few of the silliest laws in Nevada to make you scratch your head. And we talk a little about Halloween in 2020.

In this action-packed episode, David and Dennis cover Nevada Day with special guest Lily. Learn about some of the history of the state of Nevada and the annual NV Day Treasure hunt! Do you think some laws are silly? Here are a few of the silliest laws in Nevada to make you scratch your head. And we talk a little about Halloween in 2020.

Now that everybody is working from home, we rely on guest expert Amy Sample Ward, CEO of NTEN, to help answer a question about equipment policies and data security. Also, is it time to switch over to video testimonials? Stacey has some ideas! Topics: Should we transition to video testimonials? - 0:00 How do we protect our employees and our nonprofit now that everybody is using technology at home? With guest expert Amy Sample Ward, CEO of NTEN - 7:37 Episode Sponsor: Today's episode is sponsored by Immunize Nevada. Arm yourself by getting your annual flu vaccine. It protects you, your family, and those working on the front lines. Do your part. Get your flu vaccine by Nevada Day. Visit nvflufighter.org for more information and to find free and low-cost clinics.

A listener asks if they need to convert their nonprofit to a foundation before selling it. Really. (This will be fun.) Also, what happens when board members hire their friends for paid contracts? We have opinions! And Stacy and Andy switch roles on encouraging a recalcitrant employee to fill out timesheets. Topics: Do I have to convert my 501(c)3 to a foundation before selling it? - 0:00 How do I deal with a board member hiring a friend? - 7:56 Is there a way to get an employee to fill out timesheets on time? - 18:42 Episode Sponsor: Today's episode is sponsored by Immunize Nevada. Arm yourself by getting your annual flu vaccine. It protects you, your family, and those working on the front lines. Do your part. Get your flu vaccine by Nevada Day. Visit nvflufighter.org for more information and to find free and low-cost clinics.

Do you *really* have to sign every single thank you note? Is it a bad idea to loan your organization money? And finally, with the zombie apocalypse upon us, is it time to rethink the threats section of the strategic plan's SWOT analysis? Stacey and Andy have opinions! Topics: Should I loan my organization money? - 0:00 Rethinking the "Threats" section of a SWOT Analysis - 9:29 Do I need to personally sign every thank you note? - 22:53 Episode Sponsor: Today's episode is sponsored by Immunize Nevada. Arm yourself by getting your annual flu vaccine. It protects you, your family, and those working on the front lines. Do your part. Get your flu vaccine by Nevada Day. Visit nvflufighter.org for more information and to find free and low-cost clinics.

This week, we hear from guest Expert April Kemp, Integrated Communications & Social Media Manager for CIM Marketing Partners on whether or not you can post the same things to Facebook and Instagram. Stacey has some thoughts about creating a great Letter of Intent, and see if you can guess our answer on whether to hire a board member's daughter-in-law as a organization's first ED... Topics: How do you create a great LOI (Letter of Intent?) - 0:00 Can you post the same thing to Facebook and Instagram? With April Kemp of CIM Marketing Partners - 4:13 Should we hire an ED who is related to a board member? - 24:15 Episode Sponsor: Today's episode is sponsored by Immunize Nevada. Arm yourself by getting your annual flu vaccine. It protects you, your family, and those working on the front lines. Do your part. Get your flu vaccine by Nevada Day. Visit nvflufighter.org for more information and to find free and low-cost clinics.

If your nonprofit has an origin story should you share it? Stacey knows! What's the best way to manage a layoff, and for that matter, are layoffs the solution to pandemic-related cash flow issues? We have (strong) opinions! Topics: Should we use our origin story? - 0:00 What's the best way to manage a layoff? - 7:51 Episode Sponsor: Today's episode is sponsored by Immunize Nevada. Arm yourself by getting your annual flu vaccine. It protects you, your family, and those working on the front lines. Do your part. Get your flu vaccine by Nevada Day. Visit nvflufighter.org for more information and to find free and low-cost clinics.

Rob is back, and he and Chris talk about cross dressing, Chris' strange infatuation with Sherman Ray, bad debate tactics, and more. Sajdak makes yet another bonehead move by trying to piggyback off the NRCC meeting to make the CCRCC some cash, and Chris is ready to re-enlist in the Navy as long as Tulsi is his superior officer.

Welcome to our 2nd Annual Nevada Day episode! Unless it is your first rodeo in Nevada, you know that the real Nevada Day is October 31st. Last year we tried our hand on a comedic re-telling of our history, this year we tell you about some of the best things Nevada has to offer. Do your remember how many letters there are in the alphabet? Well we endeavor to each answer our favorite things about Nevada while going through the alphabet. It can be a challenge to find an answer with X when we each have 4 or 5 for G.Our challenge for you is to create your own ABCs of Nevada. Share with us on Social Media, or writing down on a napkin and give to us while we are eating tacos or drinking coffee at one of the many fine establishments around town.We want to hear from you! Please find us on Twitter and Instagram @wildandfreepod and on Facebook. Tell us your thoughts, rants, or food and beverage recommendations. You can listen to all of our episodes on our website www.wildandfreepodcast.com.Make sure to subscribe to Wild and Free: A Battle Born Podcast http://feeds.feedburner.com/WildFreeABattleBornPodcast and to give us a rating wherever you happen to listen to the podcast.Wild and Free: A Battle Born podcast is a platform for non-profit professionals, social justice activists and community driven artists that are trying to make a difference in the Southern Nevada community. We talk about the issues that matter and will motivate our fellow community members to get involved. If you have something you would like to spread the word about, please contact us!

At some point (most likely September 1st), Lax Historical Context celebrated one year of podcasting. We realized this because this is now the second Nevada Day episode we've done, so...yay! Right? Anyway, Sasha and Sean talk some more Nevada on account of the special day that isn't Halloween. To celebrate, they drink Nevada Strong, a Belgian strong dark ale aged in brandy barrels and made jointly by Great Basin Brewing in Sparks, NV and Big Dog's Brewing in Las Vegas.

Looking ahead to Friday when the Vegas Golden Knights host the Colorado Avalanche in an afternoon game on "Nevada Day," and talking about my experience with VGK VR.Follow us on Twitter @LockedOnVGK, and you can follow me @DannyWebster21.Part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Looking ahead to Friday when the Vegas Golden Knights host the Colorado Avalanche in an afternoon game on "Nevada Day," and talking about my experience with VGK VR. Follow us on Twitter @LockedOnVGK, and you can follow me @DannyWebster21. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Download MP3 Momoは友人のCarsonと「ハロウィークエンド」についての話をしています。来月に迫った、アメリカのあの年中行事と関係がありそうです…。 「アメリカ★は愉快だ」は、英語は上達したいけど少し苦手…という方々を対象にしたシリーズです。シャドウイングの練習もありますので、しっかり聞いて、しっかり声に出して練習してみましょう。 　 10: Halloweekend Partiers (Carson and Momo) M: Hey, Momo, what are you dressing up as for Halloweekend? W: Hallo… weekend? Isn’t it called “Halloween”? M: Oct. 31st is Halloween, yeah. But every year, we get the last Friday of October off of school too, for Nevada Day. So, what’s your costume? W: Honestly, I haven’t put much thought into it yet. Um, what are YOU dressing up as? M: Let’s see… On Thursday I’m going to be a zombie. On Friday I’m going to be a lifeguard. On Saturday… W: Wait, you have multiple costumes??? M: Duh! It’s Halloweekend, meaning the parties are gonna be even more poppin’. Four nights of Halloweekend means you need four costumes if you wanna go all out! Ha ha! (Written by Jazmin Boulton)

Download MP3 Momoは友人のCarsonと「ハロウィークエンド」についての話をしています。来月に迫った、アメリカのあの年中行事と関係がありそうです…。 「アメリカ★は愉快だ」は、英語は上達したいけど少し苦手…という方々を対象にしたシリーズです。シャドウイングの練習もありますので、しっかり聞いて、しっかり声に出して練習してみましょう。 　 10: Halloweekend Partiers (Carson and Momo) M: Hey, Momo, what are you dressing up as for Halloweekend? W: Hallo… weekend? Isn’t it called “Halloween”? M: Oct. 31st is Halloween, yeah. But every year, we get the last Friday of October off of school too, for Nevada Day. So, what’s your costume? W: Honestly, I haven’t put much thought into it yet. Um, what are YOU dressing up as? M: Let’s see… On Thursday I’m going to be a zombie. On Friday I’m going to be a lifeguard. On Saturday… W: Wait, you have multiple costumes??? M: Duh! It’s Halloweekend, meaning the parties are gonna be even more poppin’. Four nights of Halloweekend means you need four costumes if you wanna go all out! Ha ha! (Written by Jazmin Boulton)

In this special holiday episode, Sean and Sasha celebrate the day Nevada became a state, October 31st, 1864! As October 31st is also Halloween (bet you didn't know that!), they tell spooky stories about the nation's 36th state. While doing so, they drink Smoke Wagon Small Batch Straight Bourbon Whiskey, made by Nevada H&C Distilling Co. in Las Vegas.

Wild and Free: A Battle Born podcast is a podcast that serves as a platform for non-profit professionals, social justice activists and community driven artists that are trying to make a difference in the Southern Nevada community. We will talk about the issues that matter and will motivate our fellow community members to get involved.On this episode we celebrate the birthday of one of our favorite things, NEVADA! We have taken our love of history, comedy, and ridiculousness to a whole new level by providing our dear listeners with our take on the history of this great state in honor of Nevada Day. We could not have put this episode together without additional help from some friends. In this episode you will hear from Anna Allred, a local actor, playwright and children’s theater director who co-wrote and performed with us on “Comstock Lode” and “Bullfrog County Nevada”. Actor, director, and writer Oliver Jones co-wrote and performed with us on “Telegraph TMZ” and “Divorce Ranch Tales”. “Home Means Nevada”, our state song, was written by Bertha Rafetto and performed here by Lily & Xochi. All work other than the music and “Home Means Nevada” is original and written by Alison & Jacob. Music in this episode is from www.purple-planet.net.Make sure to subscribe to Wild and Free: A Battle Born Podcast http://feeds.feedburner.com/WildFreeABattleBornPodcast and to give us a rating wherever you happen to listen to the podcast.

In honor of the greatest holiday known to mankind, the guys talk about specific battlefield roles for Legion units and recount the clash of the [...]

In honor of the greatest holiday known to mankind, the guys talk about specific battlefield roles for Legion units and recount the clash of the titans when Matt and Josh made their latest Long March. Also, we announce the latest winners of our Patreon drawings!  

Just when you thought you'd finally escaped the events of Nevada Day, Aaron Sorkin decides to inexplicably set the very next episode on the same damn day (but also somehow during Thanksgiving?). This week, Belladonna editor Caitlin Kunkel joins us for the seminar in mansplaining that is 'The Option Period.' Ricky and Ron step out on their own. Harriet gets her faith explained to her by numerous men. And finally, Cal's artistic skill gets a moment to shine.

Sure, you've seen Nevada Day Part 1. But you haven't lived until you've experienced the largely unnecessary sequel, Nevada Day Part 2. This week we're joined by 'Texas Forever' and 'Head Over Heels' host Meryl Williams to dissect the clumsy culture debates and troop-supportin' conclusions to this Studio 60 two-parter. Jack gets mad. Harriet gets smitten. And Donkey Kong gets nervous about doing his job.

This week, 'The Opposition with Jordan Klepper' writer River Clegg joins us for the first part of the infamous Nevada Day two parter in which a dizzying array of plot lines are explained to us over and over again until Sorkin realizes he's hit the 42-minute mark. Harriet gets assaulted by a gang of homosexual street toughs. Lil' Nate Corddry gets taken down by a decrepit basset hound. And John Goodman wins a damn Emmy. 

Seth Reiss (Late Night with Seth Meyers) comes over to watch Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip... again. Craig almost dies. Thanks for listening!

Alison, Daniel and Wendy enjoyed an escape room over the weekend and now Alison is obsessed. Wendy saw a certain movie more than once. Also, she's less passionate about church architecture than her husband claims. David knows about deer blinds and gets schooled about Nevada Day. Alison had some disappointing dots. Also guns, screen time, back photography, haterz, Cameron Diaz, Smurfs revisited and more. Plus iTunes Comment of the Week, Just Me Or Everyone and an adoptable dog named Chug. Check us out on Patreon: http://patreon.com/alisonrosen   You probably need to buy a new ARIYNBF Legacy Shirt! and the HGFY ringtone! This show is brought to you by Omaha Steaks (enter ROSEN in search bar), Hubble and FabFitFun (use promo code ROSEN).  

Welcome to Our Own Voices Live with your hosts: Angela Thomas & Rodney Smith. Our Topic(s) today: “The Importance of Nevada Day for African Americans.”  If you have a question, comment or just want to listen, give us a call (347) 826-9600. Press 1 to speak.   The Importance of Nevada Day for African Americans Nevada Day commemorates the admission of the state of Nevada into the union on October 31 1864.  Some of you may ask why this should be any more important to African Americans than any other state.  Fair question and that is why I am doing the show…J.  Nevada played an important role in ensuring victory for the North and the end of Slavery for Africans in America.  Nevada Day gives us a moment to reflect on that freedom and the role that Nevada played.  Nevada has become an important state politically.  Often it is seen as a bellwether for the rest of the country.  Nevada also has the largest African American population per capita West of Texas.  There are opportunities in Nevada that are not prevalent in other states for all and specifically for African Americans    If you have a question, comment or just want to listen, give us a call (347) 826-9600. Press 1 to speak.   Our Own Voices Live is a radio show featuring people and stories from our community in Las Vegas, the surrounding area and some place near you. America is the greatest country on earth due to its cultural diversity and not in spite of it. Our mission is to help bridge the cultural and ethnic divide in America by working together to build the greatest bridge in history to unite us

Man, there is a good television show buried somewhere deep in Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip, but it's barely visible through the haze of Aaron Sorkin's smugness. We watch "Nevada Day," Parts 1 and 2, and "The Option Period" and try to find it. Come for the nonstop political tirades, stay for the inside baseball plot points about screenplay formatting! Then, Mad Men sends Lane Pryce careering off the deep end in "Commissions and Fees."

Welcome to Our Own Voices Live with your hosts:   Angela Thomas & Rodney Smith Our Topic(s) today: “School Resource Officer Slams Black Teen and the Importance of Nevada Day.”  If you have a question, comment or just want to listen, give us a call:  (347) 826-9600.  Press #1 on your keypad to speak on air   Our Own Voices Live is a radio show featuring people and stories from our community in Las Vegas, the surrounding area and some place near you. America is the greatest country on earth due to its cultural diversity and not in spite of it. Our mission is to help bridge the cultural and ethnic divide in America by working together to build the greatest bridge in history to unite us

Episode #43 of the Nevada Magazine radio show is a special Nevada Day (observed) edition, featuring guest Scott Carey of Nevada 150. Throughout the hour-long show, various people call in to wish the state a happy 149th birthday. Listen to the show below.Subscribe to the Nevada Magazine Radio Show on iTunes.

Topics discussed include, but are not limited to: The Hunger Games, the ghost of Molly Brown, haunted houses, shit that scars us, crying at Sister Act the Musical, and Joanna teaches us about Nevada Day! Going to take the tour at the Molly Brown House Museum. J.J. Brown’s man-cave/office. Doesn’t look haunted :-/ Sneaking a pic at the Molly Brown house. Creepy dolls but no ghosts.