Podcasts about north okanagan

We had the chance to talk to James and Joelle from True North Okanagan. This bubbly couple is fairly new to the four wheeling world, but they have been sharing their adventures, failures and tribulations on their Youtube channel. They explore the BC Interior in their Jeep with their dog, aka Sir Farts A Lot. True North OkanaganYoutubeInstagramTikTok15% off Brightsource Lights with cod 4x4canada10% off TOC Supplies with code 4x4canada 10% off WildMedKits with code 4x4canada 10% off Afraid Knot Ropes with code 4x4canada23 10% off Miolle Gear with code 4x4 Make sure to check us out on Facebook and Instagram!

In a span of less than 20 months, five women vanished from the community of North Okanagan in British Columbia, Canada. Where did the go? Are they connected? And will these cases ever be solved? Sponsors: Progressive Insurance PlutoTV Nighty Night Podcast Huggies Resources: The Largest And Smallest Canadian Provinces/Territories By Area - WorldAtlas More people go missing in BC than anywhere else in Canada. No one knows why - Capital Daily Missing and Murdered Aboriginal Women (cbc.ca) Caitlin Potts left sister chilling last message before she disappeared from B.C. Interior | CBC News The British Columbia Triangle: 4/6 – Missing Women of the Northern Okanagan (mysteriesofcanada.com) Ashley Simpson's remains found, boyfriend charged with murder | The Star 2½-year-old mystery of woman's disappearance deepens with discovery of ID in sewage truck | CBC News Boyfriend charged with 2016 murder of Ashley Simpson near Salmon Arm, B.C. | CBC News More details emerge in Ashley Simpson missing person case | Globalnews.ca The British Columbia Triangle: 2/6 – Unsolved Disappearances in Canada (mysteriesofcanada.com) RCMP ask for public help in missing...

You don't need to be a gym rat to make progress in your overall fitness.  You just need the right fitness instructor, and this week we're speaking with one of the best, Nicole Pleasants. Nicole is a fitness instructor based in the North Okanagan but she can assist anyone as a personal trainer over the internet.  Darren sat down with Nicole this week to discuss approaches to fitness and her philosophy of being an "anti diet" trainer.  You can find Nicole through her Instagram account: https://www.instagram.com/daily_movement_/  Find us online at DivorcedAndDone.com and our podcast email LawyersTalkingAboutDivorce@gmail.com, send voicemails to SpeakPipe.com/DivorcedAndDone We're a TOP 10 podcast as ranked by Feedspot, we recently ranked in the top 10 of the Best 100 Divorce Podcasts. Check it out https://blog.feedspot.com/divorce_podcasts/ See our TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@familylaw_darrenschmidt and Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/divorcedanddone/ Please leave us a review on Spotify, Apple Music, or wherever you get your podcasts. Everything we talk about on this podcast is for your information, but it is not legal opinion or legal advice. Executive Producer/Sound Overlord: Jessica Murphy, https://www.instagram.com/_jessmurphyy/

David and Ange are reunited for this episode. David is continuing his Canadian adventure and gives an update on his new location and job prospects, Ange tells us what she has been up to in London.IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL:Find out how Ange has been busy with her jewellery scholarship, sharing some of what she's been learning.Hear David talk about the culture and arts scene in the West Kootenays and how that compares with the North Okanagan.Hear Ange talk about the Collect Art Fair in London and excited her there.Hear David talks about his new Nelson-based menteeGet their recommendatiosn for peiople to follow on Instagram.David J LillyInstagramWebsiteAnge BenjaminInstagramWebsiteOur makers-to-follow recommendations this week are both jewellers: Ange's recommendation is @franonumah - silversmithDavid's recommendation is @samontecruzstudios - all round talented creativeJoin us next time for more insight into our creative processes, latest projects and how 2023 is moving along.Want to submit a question? Email your jewellery (or other) questions to: littlegemsonjewellery@gmail.com

We kick off this second episode with a North Okanagan Valley Regional overview with Christine Colletta of Okanagan Crush Pad. She orientates us to the culture, geography and geology of this region, before focusing in on her international team and tasting a couple of their wines. Following which each winery representative introduces us to their estate and tastes one of their wines they brought to Canada House. You can find below details of all wineries, wines tasted and UK importer, or whether they're seeking representation.  Christine Coletta Okanagan Crush Pad. Tasted: Haywire The Bub 2017 and Haywire Gamay 2019. Importer: Graft Wine Company Tony Holler Poplar Grove Winery. Tasted: Munson Mountain Cabernet Franc 2017. Importer: Seeking Distribution Angela Lyons Quails' Gate Estate Winery. Tasted: Stewart Family Reserve Chardonnay 2019. Importer: Berkmann Wine Cellars Douglas Barzelay Foxtrot Winery. Tasted: Foxtrot Estate Vineyard Pinot Noir 2019. Importer: Seeking Distribution If you know someone who would enjoy this episode please share the direct link: www.interpretingwine.com/468 If you really enjoyed it please leave the episode an iTunes review on the same link. Thanks!

Ch1: Svitlana Prystupa was born and raised in Kharkiv, but was forced to evacuate when the city was attacked by the Russian military. She traveled across Ukraine with her family before arriving in London as a refugee. Her family, however, is still stuck in Poland. Guest: Svitlana Prystupa, Ukrainian Refugee in London Ch2: The Easter long weekend is always busy for BC Ferries, but crew shortages are expected to complicate matters even further.  Guest:  Eric McNeely, President - BC Ferry and Marine Workers' Union Ch3: An outbreak of Avian flu,  a virus with a 60% mortality rate, has been confirmed in the North Okanagan. Guest: Dr. Louise Moncla, researcher at the Bedford Lab at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Society; expert in how RNA viruses evolve within individual hosts and their transition Ch4: This rarity is a special opportunity to raise our voices, each of us in our own way, in celebration of our faiths and our shared hope for a better world. Guest: Professor David Seljak, Department Chair and Professor of University in Waterloo with a specialization in Religion, Multiculturalism, and Identity and the Sociology of Religion Ch5: A newly approved treatment for Heart Disease is bringing hope for those who are suffering from heart conditions. Guest: Dr. Elizabeth Swiggum, a cardiologist and heart failure specialist at the Royal Jubilee Hospital, Victoria, B.C See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we're tackling a tough one: what to do (and what Courts are doing) when parents can't agree about whether to vaccinate their children against COVID-19. Read the entire Saskatchewan decision we're discussing at O.M.S. v E.J.S., 2021 SKQB 243 (CanLII), https://canlii.ca/t/jj5h7 Exciting news!  The Divorced and Done Podcast is an auction item in the Vernon Community Radio Society's fall online auction.  If you, or someone you know, want to spend an hour (or more-ish) with Rob and Darren to discuss a family law matter, you can make a bid.  All proceeds from the auction support public broadcasting in the North Okanagan, but anyone in Canada or the US can participate.  Check out the auction at vernoncommunityradio.ca Divorce lawyers Rob Woodward and Darren Schmidt help demystify the divorce process and get you well on your way to becoming Divorced & Done. Send your questions or comments to LawyersTalkingAboutDivorce@gmail.com, and find us online at DivorcedAndDone.com.

Exciting news! The Divorced and Done Podcast is an auction item in the Vernon Community Radio Society's fall online auction. If you, or someone you know, want to spend an hour (or more-ish) with Rob and Darren to discuss a family law matter, you can make a bid. All proceeds from the auction support public broadcasting in the North Okanagan, but anyone in Canada or the US can participate. Check out the auction at vernoncommunityradio.ca This week we discuss more listener questions, including: how can I keep my ex from sharing sensitive corporate financial information with third parties? Can I receive spousal support if I have a new partner and new children? Whether going hunting is a reasonable activity for your children. Divorce lawyers Rob Woodward and Darren Schmidt help demystify the divorce process and get you well on your way to becoming Divorced & Done. Send your questions or comments to LawyersTalkingAboutDivorce@gmail.com, and find us online at DivorcedAndDone.com.

Exciting news! The Divorced and Done Podcast is an auction item in the Vernon Community Radio Society's fall online auction. If you, or someone you know, want to spend an hour (or more-ish) with Rob and Darren to discuss a family law matter, you can make a bid. All proceeds from the auction support public broadcasting in the North Okanagan, but anyone in Canada or the US can participate. Check out the auction at vernoncommunityradio.ca This week we discuss more listener questions, including: whether a verbal agreement reached at mediation is binding? What is the purpose of maintenance enforcement programs? How to calculate retroactive child and spousal support when parties have lived in the same home after separation? Divorce lawyers Rob Woodward and Darren Schmidt help demystify the divorce process and get you well on your way to becoming Divorced & Done. Send your questions or comments to LawyersTalkingAboutDivorce@gmail.com, and find us online at DivorcedAndDone.com.

If you're planning a visit to the North Okanagan this weekend, you'll want to check that your plans are still able to go ahead. Public Safety Minister, Mike Farnworth, is telling visitors to avoid parts of that region in the coming days. Here's what he told reporters.

50th Parallel, Embrace Change, Community, Wardrobe Update - An OBVIOU5 Voice – Episode 35    Wet Your Whistle Wednesday  50th Parallel Estates, this is the Pinot Noir from 2018.   An excellent wine, 50th  Parallel Estates which is in North Okanagan, about 15 minutes from the Kelowna airport and just about 15 minutes south of Vernon, and it's located right on the east side of the Okanagan Lake.  The owners, Sherry Lee and Curtis, are always seen around Kelowna restaurants enjoying the city.   This winery was actually started in 2009 when they planted their first 10 acres of vines. After that, in 2011, was when they bottled their first vintage.   This is an amazing estate and winery to go and check out, please put this on your list. If you are going out and doing wine tours in and around that area, there are also Gray Monk Estates, Arrow Leaf Cellars, and Intrigued Wines.     Parenting  As your children grow older and they evolve into themselves, changes are going to happen, with these changes they are going to grow into adults, but also their tastes are going to change who they are is actually going to start to mold into the person that they're becoming. When this happens, their hobbies are going to change and their passions are going to change, and the things that make them excited and happy, are going to start to develop.  You need to be willing to accept these changes that come. You don't want to squash their imagination right away because they could be developing something that could take them further on in life, their happy place as they are an adult.    Mental Health  Finishing our four-part series on body, mind, soul, and community. I really liked this concept I'm really sad that we're stuck in this COVID era where I'm not able to get out more into the community and where I'm now residing. But I want you to think about little things that you can do in your community, your local community somewhere that's right around you, or could be your community of friends online or it could be your community in the greater city that you live in because it's part of the hobbies and passions that you both share together, whether it's in the art world, or anywhere else. Little things that you can do for your community, pick yourself a garbage bag and go take a walk into a park somewhere and start picking up a little bit of the garbage that's been leftover from winter, and you can do this, literally anywhere in the world.     Dapper  My question to you; how was COVID to you?  Did you gain the 19 pounds that COVID promised to bring?  COVID-19... get it. I did, I had to go and try on a shirt, and that shirt looked way too skin-tight. So, the upsetting thing is I had to move up the size of the shirt and it wasn't because I've got guns in a big chest from working out. Oh no no no, it's because I gained a nice little belly during this last year. I also had to buy new jeans and move up a size there too. Here's the reason why I'm talking about this because your wardrobe is a very important part of living the Dapper lifestyle.  Maybe it's time to replenish that wardrobe, as one of the pillars of being dapper is style.    Dad Tip of the Day  “If you focus on what you have, you gain what you lack. If you focus on what you lack, then you lose what you have.”      @CaptainOBVIOU5  50th Parallel Estates  @50thparallelwin (Twitter)  @50thparallelwine (IG)  An OBVIOU5 World (Facebook) 

The Cannabis 101 Podcast is your guide through the legalization and consumption of cannabis in Canada and beyond. It's not just about getting high, it's about getting healthy. Catch us every Wednesday.  David Wylie of the oz joins me each week to discuss the latest on This Week in Cannabis News. Things happen fast in the still developing cannabis industry and we'll bring you the top stories. It was a bad news/good news segment with David as we looked into a story about a North Okanagan company going bankrupt as it looks like another case of trying to go too big too fast. We also looked at an alarming amount of arrests in the United States when it comes to marijuana possession, in fact more than all violent crimes combined. Its' a terrible situation that is ruining people's lives. We ended with some great news about THC fighting Colon Cancer lab tests with mice and what else it has helped with during the research. Also Canopy Growth and some long term care facilities are going to study quality of life for seniors using medical cannabis. Get the latest news from the oz every Friday here. You can also find full episodes and more at www.Cannabis101Podcast.ca where you can sign up for The Weed Weekly and get in on our Friday giveaway. 

Todd Schweb is an active member of the Canadian kettlebell sport contingent, who has represented Canada on the World stage several times. Todd will be heading to Ireland for the WKSF World Kettlebell Sport Championships 2019, Meath, Ireland from May 23-26. 5 months ago Todd and Lorraine opened a gym in Armstrong, BC - and on August 10th they will hold the Inaugural North Okanagan Kettlebell Open as part of the IKO World League Series.

Founder, President, CEO & Director for True Leaf Medicine International Ltd Darcy Bomford talks to Doc Rob about his work on Plant-focused Wellness For People and Their Pets. We also learn about outlying plans for True Leaf, including with True Leaf’s other division, True Leaf Medicine, which is currently waiting for a license to produce and sell cannabis from Health Canada. In the interim, the company is building its True Leaf Campus cannabis cultivation and production facility in the North Okanagan region of British Columbia – the heart of “BC Bud” country – where it will research and develop a line of medicinal cannabis products for patients looking for alternatives to pharmaceuticals once it receives the license.

Founder, President, CEO & Director for True Leaf Medicine International Ltd Darcy Bomford talks to Doc Rob about his work on Plant-focused Wellness For People and Their Pets. We also learn about outlying plans for True Leaf, including with True Leaf’s other division, True Leaf Medicine, which is currently waiting for a license to produce and sell cannabis from Health Canada.In the interim, the company is building its True Leaf Campus cannabis cultivation and production facility in the North Okanagan region of British Columbia – the heart of “BC Bud” country – where it will research and develop a line of medicinal cannabis products for patients looking for alternatives to pharmaceuticals once it receives the license.

On this episode, Mike and Kelly reflect on a day of bear hunting while sitting next to a campfire in the North Okanagan.  This episode is sponsored by North Arm Knives. Go to northarmknives.com Connect with the Rookie Hunter by going to www.therookiehunter.com

In May 2010, Deconstructing Dinner travelled to Vancouver Island where two international conferences on ethnobiology were being hosted. Ethnobiology examines the relationships between humans and their surrounding plants, animals and ecosystems. Today, more and more people are expressing an interest to develop closer relationships with the earth. This leaves much to be learned from the research of ethnobiologists, and in particular, from the symbiotic human-earth relationships that so many peoples around the world have long maintained. On this part II of the series, we listen to segments from a one-on-one interview with Nancy Turner of the University of Victoria. Nancy is one of the most well-known ethnobiologists in Canada and Deconstructing Dinner's Jon Steinman sat down with her in the community of Tofino to learn more about what ethnobiology is, why the field is an increasingly important one to pay attention to, and what we all might learn from the many indigenous peoples who ethnobiologists work with. Also on the show - a recording of a presentation by Cheryl Bryce and Pamela Tudge who are examining how the indigenous peoples living in what is now the City of Victoria might reinstate traditional harvesting practices of an important traditional food - camus. Guests Nancy Turner, distinguished professor, School of Environmental Studies, University of Victoria (Victoria, BC) - Born in Berkeley, California, Nancy moved to Victoria at the age of 5 and she lives there today as a Distinguished Professor in the School of Environmental Studies at the University of Victoria. She earned a PhD in Ethnobotany in 1974 from the University of British Columbia when she studied three contemporary indigenous groups of the Pacific Northwest (the Haida, Bella Coola and Lillooet). Nancy's major research has demonstrated the role of plant resources in past and present aboriginal cultures and languages as being an integral component of traditional knowledge systems. Nancy has also played an important role in helping demonstrate how traditional management of plant resources has shaped the landscapes and habitats of western Canada. In 1999 Nancy received the Order of British Columbia and in 2009 received the Order of Canada. She's authored numerous books including, among others, Food Plants of Coastal First Peoples, Food Plants of Interior First Peoples, Plants of Haida Gwaii and The Earth's Blanket - Traditional Teachings for Sustainable Living. Cheryl Bryce, lands manager, Songhees Nation, (Victoria, BC) - The Songhees or Songish, also known as the Lekwungen or Lekungen, are an indigenous North American Coast Salish people who reside on southeastern Vancouver Island, British Columbia in the Greater Victoria area. Pamela Tudge, former student, School of Environmental Studies, University of Victoria (Victoria, BC) - Pamela recently moved to the North Okanagan region of BC where she's now studying food systems and mapping for her master's research at the University of British Columbia - Okanagan.