Podcast appearances and mentions of nicholas redding

Merry Christmas! PreserveCast is a podcast put out by Preservation Maryland. If you're not familiar with them, we at Addressing Gettysburg suggest you become familiar with them. They do great work and host Nick Redding does a fantastic job at the helm of PreserveCast. Thanks to Nick for reaching out to us and letting us release PreserveCast's episode about the history of Santa Claus.  "The PreserveCast team brings you a special release on the history of Santa Claus. You know Dasher and Dancer and Prancer and Vixen . . . but what about the jolly old elf holding the reins? St. Nicholas, Old St. Nick, Sinterklaas, or simply Santa Claus. He's gone by many names – but where does this rich and seemingly timeless tradition come from? On this special edition of PreserveCast, we're headed down a winding reindeer path to uncover the rich history of Santa Claus and how he came to define the modern celebration of Christmas."- PreserveCast

On this special edition of PreserveCast we're flipping the script! Normally, our host Nicholas Redding asks the questions and our guests tell us the story. On today's episode Nick will be our storyteller, chronicling one of his first preservation advocacy battles and the hard-won lessons learned that can listeners can heed and use to speak out on behalf of places that matter to their communities.    Video links, referenced in Nick's "second lesson" to have fun and use creative strategies. https://youtu.be/G4n93XD9Bt4 https://youtu.be/338ptCG1SbQ  

Damian welcomes Preservation Maryland's Nicholas Redding to discuss the promise of Smart Growth Maryland, sustainable redevelopment, and transit-oriented developments from Strathmore Square to Owings Mills Metro Centre. “Preservation Maryland works to protect the state's irreplaceable heritage while creating a more equitable & sustainable future. Through strategic programming we use the best of our past to solve some of today's biggest issues, including climate change, affordable housing, & workforce development.” Nicholas has led Preservation Maryland since 2014 and is a national thought leader on preservation and Smart Growth.

[Ep. 238] On this seventh edition of PreserveCast Conversations: The Professor and the Practitioner, an ongoing feature of PreserveCast, co-hosts Nicholas Redding and Dr. Whitney Martinko explore the trends, topics and issues that are making headlines in the world of preservation this month. They're covering a lot of ground in today's conversation on preservation and the issues that matter. For regular listeners, also, be sure to send any questions you have about this episode or questions you'd like answered in next month's conversation to info@presmd.org.   Dr. Whitney Martinko is an associate professor of History at Villanova University, where she teaches classes about the early United States, environmental history and sustainability, and material culture. She also directs the graduate program in public history. She earned her AB in History from Harvard College and her MA and PhD in History from the University of Virginia. She lives in West Philadelphia. Learn more about Martinko and her work at https://www.whitneymartinko.com/  

On the latest episode of the Conduit Street Podcast, Preservation Maryland President and CEO, Nicholas Redding, joins Kevin Kinnally and Michael Sanderson to discuss preservation, smart growth, Program Open Space, Maryland's rich heritage, and more!Preservation Maryland is the state's oldest, largest, and most effective preservation organization. Nicholas Redding has led the organization since 2014 and oversees the operations, programs, and growing professional staff.Since his arrival, he has overseen a complex merger and the subsequent creation of Smart Growth Maryland, a dynamic new program. Additionally, he has partnered with the National Park Service's Historic Preservation Training Center to establish the Campaign for Historic Trades, a new program dedicated to developing the next generation of traditional tradespeople.The Conduit Street Podcast is available on major platforms like Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and anywhere else you get your podcasts. Episodes are also available on MACo's Conduit Street blog.Listen to previous episodes of the Conduit Street Podcast on our website.Useful LinksPreservation MarylandPreserveCast PodcastFollow Preservation Maryland on TwitterFollow Nicholas Redding on Twitter

On this fifth edition of PreserveCast Conversations: The Professor and the Practitioner, a new monthly feature of PreserveCast, co-hosts Nicholas Redding and Dr. Whitney Martinko explore the trends, topics and issues that are making headlines in the world of preservation this month. They're covering a lot of ground in today's conversation on preservation and the issues that matter. For regular listeners, also, be sure to send any questions you have about this episode or questions you'd like answered in next month's conversation to info@presmd.org. Dr. Whitney Martinko is an associate professor of History at Villanova University, where she teaches classes about the early United States, environmental history and sustainability, and material culture. She also directs the graduate program in public history. She earned her AB in History from Harvard College and her MA and PhD in History from the University of Virginia. She lives in West Philadelphia. Learn more about Martinko and her work at https://www.whitneymartinko.com/

In Western Maryland, a decrepit log cabin in an historic African-American neighborhood is being transformed into affordable housing:Nicholas Redding of Preservation Maryland and Reggie Turner of the Maryland Commission on African American History and Culture tell us about the tiny home, which likely belonged to Jonathan Hager, founder of Hagerstown. Learn more about the Jonathan Street cabin.Then, amateur archaeologist Evan Woodardexcavates forgotten privies and trash pits in Baltimore, looking for relics of 19th-century life. What treasures has he found? How can you get started seeking artifacts? Check out Woodard's series with the Enoch Pratt: part one, part two. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week’s PreserveCast, we’re taking a departure from our normal programming to bring you a tale of old about the story of Michael Zittle – the Wizard of South Mountain. Much of what we know of Michael Zittle and the lore of South Mountain comes from Madeline Vinton Dahlgren, a 19th-century author, tavern keeper, anti-suffragist, and owner of the still-operational South Mountain Inn. New research, writing, and dramatic reading by your host, Nicholas Redding.  As the chill of autumn arrives and we approach All Hallows Eve, we'll indulge in this haunted history and talk of wizards, spells, and sorcery...  

Footsteps echo down the stairs of the library basement where our heroes are hiding after retrieving the bones of the lost "cold child".  It's from there a secret note gives lead to a trip along a country road towards the Blue Chapel.  But not before a group of bandits stop their path, blocking their way as weapons are drawn.  Will our adventurers survive?  Will the Cult of Osybus win?  Well, grab your dice and lets find out.  This group of heroes may be untested and inexperienced, but they are ready to prove their mettle and forge a new path. What they lack in experience they make up with uncanny humor, an advantage on sarcasm, and attacks of wit. They are ready to fight through the tempestuous storms that will arise. They are ready to face the CritStorm!Thanks to Jonathan Howell for our intro & outro. Check him out on Twitter @minimpossibleSpecial thanks to Darren Curtis at www.darrencurtismusic.comPlus a HUGE thank you to Syrinscape for their amazing sound effects and Nicholas Redding for the chanting.Also many thanks to Sword Coast Soundscapes Special thanks to John Henry Adams and the "Silence at the Blue Chapel" module. Check us out on social media:FacebookTwitterInstagramJoin us on Discord  Or email us at: CritstormCast@gmail.com

The horrors of the orphanage having been vanquished, our hero's enjoy a rest and a hearty breakfast.  But now two items still weigh heavily on their minds:  The Cult of Osybus and the lingering spirit of the boy crying "I'm... cold..."   It's time to get some answers.  It's time, to head back to the library.  However after questioning the Librarian and looking around, things don't seem to be adding up.  It's only when they least suspect it, that our adventurers luck may have just run out.   This group of heroes may be untested and inexperienced, but they are ready to prove their mettle and forge a new path. What they lack in experience they make up with uncanny humor, an advantage on sarcasm, and attacks of wit. They are ready to fight through the tempestuous storms that will arise. They are ready to face the CritStorm!Thanks to Jonathan Howell for our intro & outro. Check him out on Twitter @minimpossibleSpecial thanks to Darren Curtis at www.darrencurtismusic.comPlus a HUGE thank you to Syrinscape for their amazing sound effects and Nicholas Redding for the chanting.Also many thanks to Sword Coast Soundscapes Check us out on social media:FacebookTwitterInstagramJoin us on Discord  Or email us at: CritstormCast@gmail.com

We find our heroes in the depths of the orphanage underbelly, surrounded by shrouded figures chanting "One Must Die..." over and over.  It's here that the group find themselves dealing with a hidden evil, ready for them to become it's new victims.   This group of heroes may be untested and inexperienced, but they are ready to prove their mettle and forge a new path. What they lack in experience they make up with uncanny humor, an advantage on sarcasm, and attacks of wit. They are ready to fight through the tempestuous storms that will arise. They are ready to face the CritStorm!Thanks to Jonathan Howell for our intro & outro. Check him out on Twitter @minimpossibleSpecial thanks to Darren Curtis at www.darrencurtismusic.comPlus a HUGE thank you to Syrinscape for their amazing sound effects and Nicholas Redding for the chanting.Also many thanks to Sword Coast Soundscapes Special thanks to "Death House" module by Lead Designer Chris Perkins. Check us out on social media:FacebookTwitterInstagramJoin us on Discord  Or email us at: CritstormCast@gmail.com

Episode 9 is exciting enough to wake the dead or even bring new life into the adventure itself!  Our adventurers learn a bit about life after death, delve deeper into the crypts, find some "interesting" items left behind and finally come across the origin of where all that chanting is coming from.  But now it is clear... our heroes are not alone. This group of heroes may be untested and inexperienced, but they are ready to prove their mettle and forge a new path. What they lack in experience they make up with uncanny humor, an advantage on sarcasm, and attacks of wit. They are ready to fight through the tempestuous storms that will arise. They are ready to face the CritStorm!Thanks to Jonathan Howell for our intro & outro. Check him out on Twitter @minimpossibleSpecial thanks to Darren Curtis at www.darrencurtismusic.comPlus a HUGE thank you to Syrinscape for their amazing sound effects and Nicholas Redding for the chanting.Also many thanks to Sword Coast Soundscapes Special thanks to "Death House" module by Lead Designer Chris Perkins. Check us out on social media:FacebookTwitterInstagramJoin us on Discord  Or email us at: CritstormCast@gmail.com

Episode takes a strange turn as our players fight to try and save their fallen compatriot Lemmy.  Our heroes also venture deeper into the underbelly of the orphanage, finding deeper secrets, dark chanting and even scarier dangers. This group of heroes may be untested and inexperienced, but they are ready to prove their mettle and forge a new path. What they lack in experience they make up with uncanny humor, an advantage on sarcasm, and attacks of wit. They are ready to fight through the tempestuous storms that will arise. They are ready to face the CritStorm! Thanks to Jonathan Howell for our intro & outro. Check him out on Twitter @minimpossible Special thanks to Darren Curtis at www.darrencurtismusic.com Plus a HUGE thank you to Syrinscape for their amazing sound effects and Nicholas Redding for the chanting.Also many thanks to Sword Coast Soundscapes Special thanks to "Death House" module by Lead Designer Chris Perkins. Check us out on social media:FacebookTwitterInstagramJoin us on Discord  Or email us at: CritstormCast@gmail.com

Prakash takes drastic measures to fight the terror gripping his household. Demonic chant courtesy of Nicholas Redding. Join the social media conversation about INDIAN NOIR at @indiannoir on TWITTER and @_nikeshmurali on INSTAGRAM Rating: This podcast is rated R 18+. It may contain classifiable elements such as violence, sex scenes and drug use that are high in impact. Trigger Warning: This podcast may contain information which may be triggering to survivors of sexual assault, violence, drug abuse or mental health issues.

Episode Five: Nicolas Redding of Preservation Maryland (Run time – 30:10) Synopsis: A conversation with Nicholas Redding, executive director of Preservation Maryland.

Democrat Calvin Ball, after three terms on the Howard County Council, is bringing that experience to the County Executive job. We ask about his plans and priorities, including attracting businesses, growing wages, and reducing school overcrowding.Then, Nicholas Redding of Preservation Maryland shares his views on the future of Historic Ellicott City, hammered by two massive floods in two years. Can the character of Main Street be preserved while putting safety changes in place? How have other historic areas tackled flooding?

I have a conversation with Nicholas Redding, Executive Director of Preservation Maryland.

Show Notes Thanks to Joe's Place Delifor their always warm and friendly hospitality! 3 Things We're Thinkin' About DPZ, Zoning Board, Planning Board, and Board of Appeals... oh MY! Competing polls in County Executive race Non partisan Board Of Ed races   Nick Redding Preservation Maryland is dedicated to preserving Maryland's historic buildings, neighborhoods, landscapes and archaeological resources through outreach, funding, education and advocacy. Preservation Maryland's take on the Ellicott City Flood Mitigation proposal Alternatives to the county's proposal Nick's Same Old Questions Book - Patton Music - Steal Drivers Movie - Lincoln Unpopular Benign - no interest in football Podcasts - Mike O'Meara Show Best meal - Ayse Event - Phoenix Rising Antietam Kayak tour Harriet Tubman Bus tour Elevate Maryland - historic trades apprenticeship program, and mandatory public service Baltimore Podcast Festival Friday, September 14 7pm at The Crown