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Is America screwed? Not according to the former managing editor of Wired, Peter Leyden. The creator of the Substack newsletter The Great Progression, Leyden believes that U.S. history operates in 80 year cycles and that America, empowered by Northern Californian technology, is gearing up for another remarkable period of innovation. Leyden is no MAGA fanboy, but argues that Trump is enabling the American future by destroying the Republican brand and unintentionally guaranteeing a longterm Democratic majority. It's a provocative thesis which I hope is true. But what about China? And can we really trust Silicon Valley's tech titans to make America great again? 5 Takeaways* Leyden believes America cycles through major reinventions approximately every 80 years, with previous transformations occurring after the Constitutional Convention, Civil War, and World War II.* He argues that post-WWII systems (welfare state, Pax Americana) are outdated and that Trump's presidency is accelerating their necessary dismantling.* Leyden sees an opportunity for progressives to rebuild American systems using AI, clean energy and bioengineering in more efficient, effective ways.* Leyden references economic historian Carlota Perez's theory that technological revolutions move from "Gilded Ages" (concentrated wealth/power) to "Golden Ages" (distributed benefits) through democratic intervention.* Leyden positions the US-China competition, particularly in AI development, as a fundamental contest between democratic and authoritarian approaches to organizing society with new technologies.Peter Leyden is a tech expert and thought leader on artificial intelligence, climate technologies and a more positive future through his keynote speaking, writing and advising. Leyden currently is the creator of The Great Progression: 2025 to 2050, which is a series of keynote talks, Substack essays, and his next book on our new potential to harness AI and other transformative technologies to create a much better world. He also is the founder of Reinvent Futures, advising senior leaders in strategic foresight and the impacts of these new technologies. Since coming to San Francisco to work with the founders of WIRED to start​​ The Digital Age, he has followed the front edge of technological change and built an extraordinary network of pioneering innovators in Silicon Valley. Leyden most recently convened this network of elite tech experts through the first two years of the Generative AI Revolution as host and curator of one of the premier event series at ground zero in San Francisco — The AI Age Begins. Leyden is the former Managing Editor of WIRED, who then became the Founder and CEO of two startups that pioneered the early video mediums of first YouTube and then Zoom. He wrote two influential books on the future that went into multiple languages, including The Long Boom that foretold how the new digital economy would scale over 25 years — and largely did. Leyden began his career as a journalist covering America, then did a stint as a foreign correspondent in Asia for Newsweek, including covering the early rise of China. He has traveled to more than 50 countries around the world. He was raised in the heartland in Minnesota, graduated summa cum laude at Georgetown University, and earned two masters degrees from Columbia University.Named as one of the "100 most connected men" by GQ magazine, Andrew Keen is amongst the world's best known broadcasters and commentators. In addition to presenting the daily KEEN ON show, he is the host of the long-running How To Fix Democracy interview series. He is also the author of four prescient books about digital technology: CULT OF THE AMATEUR, DIGITAL VERTIGO, THE INTERNET IS NOT THE ANSWER and HOW TO FIX THE FUTURE. Andrew lives in San Francisco, is married to Cassandra Knight, Google's VP of Litigation & Discovery, and has two grown children.Keen On America is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit keenon.substack.com/subscribe

Dive into the enigma of Mount Shasta, a Northern Californian peak famed for its mystical allure. From ancient legends of lost civilizations like the Lemurians to interdimensional portals and UFO sightings, this episode explores the myriad mysteries that make Mount Shasta a spiritual and paranormal hotspot.Don't miss the visuals on this one! Watch the video version on our new platform: https://newrealitytv.com!Discover key locations, such as Panther Meadows and Pluto's Cave, and learn about experiences that range from sacred hikes to UFO watching, attracting spiritual seekers and skeptics alike.(Times are approximate)00:00 Introduction to Mount Shasta Mysteries01:05 Historical and Indigenous Significance01:47 Lemurian Legends and Hidden Cities02:38 UFO Sightings and Extraterrestrial Theories03:39 Spiritual Experiences and Energy Vortexes04:17 Unexplained Disappearances and Portals04:42 Top Five Must-Do Experiences at Mount Shasta07:42 Conclusion and Call to ActionFollow The Skeptic Metaphysicians on https://www.instagram.com/skepticmetaphysician_podcast for more motivation and inspiration. Then tag them on Instagram with your favorite part from today's show and they will repost their fav's every week!Other Ways To Connect With Us:Website: https://www.skepticmetaphysician.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SkepticMetaphysicianSupport the Show:Rate/review Us Here: https://lovethepodcast.com/SkepticMetaphysiciansPurchase Merchandise: https://www.skepticmetaphysician.com/storeBuy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/SkepticMetaphys 

Send us a textIn light of the devastating fires in Los Angeles, I couldn't help but acknowledge this with special episode of the Life With Grief Podcast.As a Northern Californian who's no stranger to fires and other natural disasters, this episode is not only about acknowledging the tragedy that continues unfolding and showing love to the thousands upon thousands of people affected, but to address the overwhelming grief, loss, and trauma that come with such natural disasters.As encouraging as it is to see people coming together to provide relief, I also see a lack of empathy and quick judgments in many cases. It's more than just losing material items. Things that, on paper, could be easily replaced. It's livelihoods, communities, schools, homes, sentimental items, and places of comfort that are gone within a matter of hours.Today is all about the importance of compassion, the need to acknowledge the depth of this tragedy, and understanding how grief like this runs so much deeper than we realize.How to support fire relief efforts:California Fire FoundationDirect ReliefRed Cross Fire ReliefWildfire Recovery FundLos Angeles Fire Department FoundationPasadena HumaneAmerican Red Cross: LA RegionLearn more about my 14-Day Relief in Your Grief Experience: https://lossesbecomegains.com/relief-in-griefWork with me: 14-Day Relief in Your Grief Challenge: https://lossesbecomegains.com/relief-in-grief Explore the membership: https://lossesbecomegains.com/membership Work with me one-on-one: https://lossesbecomegains.com/work-with-tara Connect with me further: Leave a voice note through Speakpipe! https://www.speakpipe.com/LifeWithGrief Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lossesbecomegains/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lifewithgriefpodcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/losses.become.gains Website: https://lossesbecomegains.com/ Shop the LBG Daily Journal: https://lossesbecomegains.com/journal By accessing this Podcast, I acknowledge that the entire contents are the property of Tara Accardo, or used by Tara Accardo with permission. Except as otherwise provided herein, users of this Podcast may save and use infor...

In this episode, I am having a conversation with Sally Lee Stewart, who is an amazing Mother, elementary education specialist & author, and also a wonderful oceanographer. Recently she published her first Novel " The Ange of Vanishing Stability" It's about Thea West, a Northern Californian teenager growing up in the late sixties and early seventies, who is one of five daughters trying to stay afloat amid the psychologically catastrophic dynamic between her parents—a covert and commanding mother and an ocean-yachtsman father. A talented sailor and businessman, Mr. West suffers from crippling alcoholism, with frequent rages that mask his fragility. Thea longs to know how to sail, but in her world, traversing the water is a skill that belongs only to men, and she's terrified to ask her larger-than-life father to teach her. Self-love and Self-discovery play an important role in everyone's life because it gives us immense strength to believe in ourselves and overcome any challenges.Sally is also an educator, As a clinician she always learned the background of a given child and then made a point to get to know them, their experience at school, and their likes and dislikes. One of her first questions was, when you feel anger, what do you do? One child answered, "Breathe." I was impressed.After her student surveys, she found the students felt trusting toward her and also respected her because she took the time to get to know them as autonomous beings with feelings, history, experience, and an opinion. Sally also loves to explore Ocean, She lives on a cooperatively grazed ten-acre farm in the coastal hills of Northern California and sails on the San Francisco Bay. For her upcoming expedition, she has already prepared herself and leaving tomorrow for her long water tour. Here is the link to the author's website:  https://www.sallyleestewartauthor.com/She is also on Instagram and Facebook as 'salllyleestewartauthor.' if anyone would like to write an email, please reach her at this email address: baleiapress@gmail.com.Request all of you to listen to this episode and share your views or if you have any topics or any thoughts about my podcast write to me at somathakur@gmail.com and follow me on Instagram @somathakur.mothercoach for more updates.Show some love!Support the Show.Soma ThakurMother Coach, Lifestyle Educator & Mentorwww.somathakur.com

We get to sit down with Jacob of Have Hash, while we were both visiting Barcelona during Spannabis week - right before he took first place at Masters of Rosin. We talk a bit about the international scene, his connection to a few Spanish friends and the value he sees in competing internationally.  He also talks to us about the challenges of building a brand & being a legal processor within the Prop. 64 era in California.  We dive into the idea of "ethically sourcing material" and collaboration with Northern Californian farmers Booney Acres, Mendoja Farms & much more... so def. tune in! www.thehashishinn.com Instagram: @thehashishinn  www.patreon.com/thehashishinn Presented by:  Rosin Evolution www.rosinevolution.com THI710 - SAVINGS CODE to save 5% & SUPPORT the podcast  

In this transformative episode of "I Need A Coach," join host Adam Packard as he sits down with Onno Koelman, the executive coach behind the company Dynamic Leader Development. Discover how Onno's journey from engineering to vice president of sales paved the way for a flourishing coaching practice that empowers CEOs and founders to scale new heights. Dive into the essentials of expert coaching, the art of mastering sales through genuine connection, and why starting without a niche can lead to success. Onno's story is a masterclass in leveraging life experiences to shape a career in coaching—no cold calls, just pure strategy and growth. Tune in now!Onno has spent the past 10+ years developing leaders to increase their impact by creating high-performing teams and cultures. He has worked with leaders at a variety of levels across diverse industries to become more strategic instead of reactive, more positively influential, and more powerfully authentic. Onno is a natural coach and facilitator. He brings warmth, positive energy, and an encouraging – yet challenging – style to the groups and individuals he works with. His multicultural background (Dutch, Australian, and now Northern Californian) enables him to bring a unique vantage point to any conversation. In 2013, Onno co-founded a consultancy dedicated to equipping people with tools to manage the “people” side of work and started his own consultancy dedicated to developing dynamic leaders in 2017. Prior to this third career of his, Onno spent 10 years leading a Bay Area start-up from 3 to 30+ people in the municipal drinking water industry, including several years as design engineer, technical sales lead and finally international Director of sales. Over the past two decades, Onno has trained at the Coaches Training Institute and Harvard-based Minds at Work, as well as in several other modalities. He has facilitated and coached hundreds of individual leaders and teams at world-renowned brands like Google, Oracle, Adobe, Salesforce, Whole Foods Market, LBNL, Liberty Utilities, GAP, Dropbox, Lam Research, Stanford Health Care, Mosaic Solar and many more both in the USA and internationally.Onno has been an athlete since his early years, culminating in his Stanford water polo team winning the NCAA Division 1 National Championship his senior year. He now channels his competitive athleticism into USTA league tennis. He has a son and a daughter and secretly hopes they will also be into sports as much as he was!Topics Discussed:Surge in coaching industry post-CovidTransition from sales to mindset coachingBuilding networks with CEOs and foundersSales techniques and client relationship buildingPersonal development through coaching practicesTimestamps:06:13 Providing leadership training and self-awareness workshops.09:45 Coaching with relevant life experience and skills, emphasizing authenticity and expertise.13:43 From broad audience to niche, seeking connections.15:11 Building relationships through coaching leads to referrals.19:19 Recognizing the importance of practicing sales techniques and seeking feedback.23:00 Having more opportunities breeds confidence and success.26:46 Understanding the client's goals, background, and philosophy.31:46 Transition from eager worker to self-assured leader.35:11 Emphasizes asking for referrals and helping clients with personal growth.Episode Resources:Dynamic Leader Development | WebsiteDynamic Leader Development | LinkedInOnno Koelman | LinkedIn

Come hear from the gals of Weeekly as we play some "daebak or not" games, recount what some special fan events meant to them, and introduce them to some local Northern Californian slang. Join the Kpopcast Slack: https://join.slack.com/t/kpopcast/shared_invite/zt-93kzxcv6-YNej2QkyY6vaPnhEQJxk0A Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

So when we last encountered ort narrator, he had, having fled the loving bosom of his newly-redecorated Oakland flat under threat of death from the thugs up the street, landed, at last, in Los Angeles and had begun to explore this alien culture while trying to sell HoneyBun Spanking Kits. HoneyBun was the logical outcome of the hugely successful article, "The Gentlemanly Art of Spanking" on Salon.com. Los Angeles (and Las Vegas) was a culture and place he had been taught, as a fourth generation Northern Californian, to belittle, fear, and distrust from a very early age.  The story is now a full-length memoir and in the hands of my agent it New York City.

Kristen Brock shares from her blog posts in 2020 with a call to action to become more informed. This episode or Kristen's new podcast is a great place to start. Kristen runs Kiongozi Consulting, an LLC that trains people and organizations in trauma-informed care. She is also the executive director of Friends of Ruwenzori a non-profit that supports an NGO in Uganda. Her lifelong commitment to advocating for and empowering underserved communities of all stripes has seen her work with communities including US Veterans, families living under the poverty line, at-risk youth, and HIV+ communities in Africa.  Kristen believes that the church should be a place for healing, a place that stands for the oppressed and vulnerable, and should be the bedrock of justice.  She believes we can create a body of believers who don't retraumatize and who understand how deeply we have hurt our brothers and sisters.  As a solo mom to three young men, Kristen added to her family by adopting through the foster system.   Hearing the call to establish a voice around trauma, race, adoption, and parenting — all grounded in her faith she is under the constant supervision of two exceptionally friendly dogs and two strong-willed cats. Kristen lives in Novato, California, and is a die-hard 49ers, Giants, and Warriors fan. While not doing “mom-dependent” study with her youngest or wrangling one of many home improvement projects, Kristen can be found whipping up some baked goods, working on a new podcast, or hiking in the warm Northern Californian hills. Kristen holds both a Bachelor of Science degree and a teaching credential from Wheaton College in Illinois, and a Master of Science from San Diego State University in Marriage and Family Counseling and is working toward a Masters in Theology and Social Justice at Northeastern Seminary. You can find her at www.kristenannette.com The reading is a combination of these two blogs. https://kristenannette.com/nobody-thinks-they-are-a-racist/ https://kristenannette.com/the-least-of-these  Sign up to follow Kristen's fledgling podcast: Jesus, Justice and Mercy: A podcast where we discuss race, grace, and faith, offering hope for the 21st-century church. A place where social justice meets theology                                                                     Colorado Humanities: Black History Live                                                                                    You can find me on Instagram at AdiTilfordWrites, Facebook at AdiTilford-Author and at my website AdiTilford.com. Keep up with tips for living into the promises for you  life and the latest news on the pod by subscribe to my newsletter Rule of Life: Printable PDF  Harvest Reflection Guide: Printable PDF Anam Cara by Adi Tilford on Substack Financial Support for 8KP: https://anchor.fm/adi-tilford/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adi-tilford/support

Have you ever wondered how a fitness routine could impact your life beyond the gym? Join us for a captivating conversation with Adam Berenger, former mayor of New Smyrna Beach, who shares his passion for fitness and how it influences various aspects of his life. From grueling endurance sports to the successful Mayor's Fitness Challenge, Adam's commitment to fitness is truly inspirational. We're not just sweating out calories in this episode! We also unravel Adam's love for the finer things in life, including his restaurant, Sonapa. Named after the illustrious wine regions of Sonoma County and Napa Valley, Sonapa is where Adam's passion for fitness, good food, and fine wine intersect. This episode gets even tastier as we discuss the juxtaposition of maintaining a fit lifestyle and running a restaurant that offers delectable Northern Californian cuisine. But the conversation doesn't stop there. We dive deeper into the synergistic relationship between fitness and business. Opening new restaurant locations, managing expansion, and maintaining an intense fitness routine - Adam does it all. We also explore his use of supplements and a cold plunge tub to assist in recovery and inflammation. Finally, we wrap up with an exciting preview of an upcoming 5K event and a 30-day cold plunge challenge. So grab a glass of your favorite beverage, put on your running shoes and tune in for an episode that truly demonstrates the power of fitness on all aspects of life.

Despite the uptempo party music and the perception of free-spirited fun, it's clear that 2006 was a violent year in my Northern Californian community. But until recently, I hadn't stopped to consider the issues impacting the kids of the Bay Area in the early 2000s, during the hyphy movement: violence, crime, poverty, sexism, racism, and other forms of discrimination. These are no different from the issues we're facing today. If you look closely enough, you'll see that all these issues are rooted in capitalism and imperialism. In this episode we talk to Congresswoman Barbara Lee, who represents the East Bay, about her history of dealing with these issues while serving this community for the past 25 years; Rich Iyala, a younger San Francisco based musician who wrote a song that inspired multiple aerosol artists to write tags that read, "hyphy children got trauma(s)" and "hyphy kids got trauma,"; and T'Jon, a senior at Oakland's Fremont High school, who was born in 2006 and views the hyphy movement as a groundswell of art, culture and community.

Ready to step onto the unique crossroads of family business and baseball? Join us as we sit down with Jim and Cody Stevenson, the dynamic duo leading Stevenson Tire, a family-owned business since 1977. We venture into the captivating history of their tire enterprise, their passion for baseball, and the intriguing intersections between the two. Ever noticed the parallels between sports and business? Cody Stevenson insists they are closer than you think. He shares his college experiences of meeting new people and the vital role these interactions play in strengthening communities. Jim Stevenson echoes this sentiment, highlighting how fostering customer relationships and patience often prove more valuable than immediate financial gain. This episode is a testament to human connections and how they shape our personal and professional journeys.But this isn't just about business lessons; it's about the power of community. Hear about Cody's recent venture of launching a baseball league aimed at propelling Northern Californian kids to the next level. Relive the nostalgic moments of memorable baseball games, cherished autographs, and the unique camaraderie brewed on Spade Street. Finally, get a glimpse into Cody and Jim's latest project, the California Athletics Baseball League, and their mission to engage kids from across Northern California in the sport. Buckle up for a heartwarming journey of family, baseball, community, and business!To connect with them on Instagram go here. To follow them on Twitter, go here. Ohlone College Flea Market (Apply Here)Banter BookshopJemby Electric Hallers PharmacyMilk and Honey CafeBilly Roy's Burgers Petrocelli Homes If you are interested in supporting the podcast, please reach out to us at thefremontpodcast@gmail.com, or you can contact us here. Check out our new podcast focused on Niles CA called the Cast of Niles. You can find episodes on almost any podcast platform. You can also find it here. Also, Petrocelli Homes has been a key sponsor for the Fremont Podcast almost from the beginning. If you are looking for help or advice about buying or selling a home, or if you are looking for a realtor, get in touch with Petrocelli Homes on Niles Blvd in Niles. Intro and Outro voiceovers made by Gary Williams. Check out garywilliams.org.This episode was edited by Andrew C. Scheduling and background was done by Sara S. Rachel Pray is our print editor for our newsletter. Mark Emmons provides additional reporting and content. Music was found and licensed through Soundstripe.com. Music Content ID GSWH7LBEVM5XRNUD This is a Muggins Media Podcast.

Alfred Hitchcock is one of American cinema's most daring risk-takers and experimenters. His filmmography is filled with wild experiments from single location movies like LIFEBOAT, ROPE, REAR WINDOW to rule breaking near avant garde stunners like PSYCHO and THE BIRDS. Today, Secret Movie Club founder.programmer Craig Hammill looks at 1948's ROPE (comprised of only 11 shots and filmed to look like one continuous take) and 1963's THE BIRDS (in which seemingly docile everyday birds attack a small Northern Californian town with little to no explanation). Craig marvels at ROPE's technique and THE BIRDS secondary, less talked about subtext about the chaos of lust and desire. We also repost SMC Pod #108 about the wonderful Spanish time travel movie TIME CRIMES and the low budget high concept feature. 

Martha Stoumen Wines was founded in Sonoma County, CA in 2014 with the goal of recapturing a farming and winemaking culture that has all but faded away: a winemaking culture of patience. After 8 years apprenticing with minimal-intervention winegrowers around the world, Martha set out as a self-funded, first-generation winemaker to answer the question, “What does California taste like when we challenge the norm?” Our wines are made from unexpected varietals and offer new takes on Northern Californian classics. 98% of our vineyards are either certified organic or practicing organic or biodynamic farming. Over 70% of our vineyards are dry farmed, meaning we only use the water nature provides (which is tricky but very important in California). We look to serve nature and the people who live there, which for us is what expressing terroir is all about. Martha is part of the 5% of women in the CA wine industry that are owners and lead winemakers. She is proud of her stellar female-led team as well. Of the nearly two dozen wines Martha and her team make every year, blends and flavors change according to what nature dictates, but their desire to share the simple pleasures of hand-crafted Californian wine remains the same.

We sit down with Sheafer and Jared from Santa Rosa, California stoner doom band Deer Lord and talk about their new album Dark Matter Pt. 1. We also discuss how individual music scenes develop by country, the role of the internet in sharing music and the Northern Californian music scene. We throw out some ideas to help combat homelessness, discuss crowdfunding as a way to afford vinyl runs and go way too far down the food rabbit hole talking about In-N-Out, bánh mì, meal substitutions and the over saturation of the craft beer market. Listen to Dark Matter Pt. 1: https://deerlord707.bandcamp.com/album/dark-matter-pt-1 Follow Deer Lord: Bandcamp: https://deerlord707.bandcamp.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/deerlord/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/deerlord707/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQayePmJ5mbLlObkY0zbDPA

Mara Hoffman founded her label in 2000 after graduating from Parsons School of Design in New York City. Fifteen years later, the brand committed itself to implementing sustainable and responsible practices while remaining committed to presenting colorful collections inspired by and in celebration of women. In an effort to foster mindful consumption habits, the brand maintains an open conversation about its approach and encourages consumers to reevaluate the relationship society has with clothing. The company continues to focus on sustainable materials, processes, and production in order to improve and extend each garment's life, and is a vocal and active advocate in seeking racial and social justice for the sake of a more equitable society. This is one of those really insightful and thoughtful conversations that don't often get to take place when speaking about fashion, talking about everything from inclusive sizing to the issues of pricing and leading a business from the heart. We can't wait to share it with you! Find Mara's site and work here: https://marahoffman.com And follow her here: https://www.instagram.com/marahoffman/ Merci to our sponsor Redmint! Redmint weaves together the ancient wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine with modern innovations to create powerful health rituals that form well rounded selfcare routines. They understand the crucial connection between skin health and internal health, which is why they created exceptional skincare and bodycare collections that are infused with potent botanicals that are well known in ancient herbology Traditional Chinese Medicine books. Redmint was founded by Helina Fan, a doctor of TCM, who struggled with health issues for years before turning to a more holistic solution. Through this she discovered the power of Traditional Chinese Medicine, acupuncture, herbal medicine, and skincare topicals. For our lucky listeners in Northern Californian, Redmint has beautiful spas in San Francisco, that are truly urban sanctuaries. Somewhere you can retreat to for a well rounded approach to wellbeing, from facials to acupuncture to bodywork to their herbal bar, where they have all sorts of herbal elixirs. Head to Redmint.com to shop their amazing topical range and to find out more about their San Francisco Wellness Locations! And follow Red Mint here: https://www.instagram.com/redmintwellness/

Today our guest is the amazing Nathalie Kelley, Hollywood actress, regenerative and indigenous activist, and Kiss the Ground board member. I can't wait to bring this conversation to you but first I want to say a heartfelt thank you to Red Mint for making today's podcast possible. Nat was born in Peru and raised in Australia by her Indigenous mother and grandmother. After working with street children in São Paulo, Brazil and Aborginal inner-city youth in Redfern, Australia, she began her degree in Social Science and Policy at the University of UNSW. Not long after, she started to work as an actress in film and television in the US, with notable roles in shows like Unreal, Dynasty and most recently as the star of ABC's The Baker and the Beauty. Despite this change she remained inwardly mindful of her privilege and responsibility to her Indigenous heritage and people. After the 2019 fires in the Amazon and Australia, Nathalie experienced a shift in consciousness that led her to drastically change not just her lifestyle, but the way she engaged with social media. She worked to become an advocate for Indigenous peoples, regenerative agriculture, the soil and the undervalued but invaluable role of fungi in our ecosystem. Nathalie is now committed to using her storytelling skills to be a voice for the voiceless — creating narratives of hope around the power of nature to regenerate and heal and the integral part humans have to play in this process. Nathalie is on the board of Kiss the Ground and the Fungi Foundation.. She works in deep devotion and service to the entire web of life, advocating in particular for the health of our soil, water, the fungí and forests. Her mission is the preservation of biodiversity, including cultural and myco-diversity on the planet. This is a beautiful conversation full of lots of insights on indigenous wisdom, the resilience and strength of nature, and ultimately our role in supporting both of these things. Follow Nat here: https://www.instagram.com/natkelley/ Learn more about Red Mint below! Redmint weaves together the ancient wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine with modern innovations to create powerful health rituals that form well rounded selfcare routines. They understand the crucial connection between skin health and internal health, which is why they created exceptional skincare and bodycare collections that are infused with potent botanicals that are well known in ancient herbology Traditional Chinese Medicine books. Redmint was founded by Helina Fan, a doctor of TCM, who struggled with health issues for years before turning to a more holistic solution. Through this she discovered the power of Traditional Chinese Medicine, acupuncture, herbal medicine, and skincare topicals. For our lucky listeners in Northern Californian, Redmint has beautiful spas in San Francisco, that are truly urban sanctuaries. Somewhere you can retreat to for a well rounded approach to wellbeing, from facials to acupuncture to bodywork to their herbal bar, where they have all sorts of herbal elixirs. Head to Redmint.com to shop their amazing topical range and to find out more about their San Francisco Wellness Locations! And follow Red Mint here: https://www.instagram.com/redmintwellness/

We initially decided to visit Oak Ridge Angus to pursue an angle in regard to Bull Sales... it's a fascinating process and not something we'd covered before on this podcast. After some research and my interview with 3rd generation rancher Cheryl LaFranchi, there was a whole lot more to unpack. This episode will be split in two. In the first we'll learn the history of Oak Ridge Angus, how and why they have over a decade long partnership with the Bear Republic Brewery and about the Range to Table Program where they partner with the Redwood Empire Food Bank to provide beef to Northern Californian's who are food insecure. Lastly, we'll talk about their experience with 2019's Kincade Fire which decimated their ranch.In 2 weeks we'll hear about how their 4 Angus bulls did at the Red Bluff Bull and Gelding sale.

This episode addresses the almost unprecedented precipitation in California and its effect on a Northern Californian rancher. The effects are in no way localized with extensive flooding, road closures, power outages, mudslides, property damage and loss of lives extending the length of the state. The cause has been a barrage of Atmospheric Rivers battering the state. We'd been hearing that many area ranchers were experiencing a multitude of issues in regard to recent weather. We thought we'd reach out to someone local and attempt to get a feel of the magnitude of the effects. We didn't have to go far. Justin Oldfield's ranch is 20 minutes south of Sacramento and less than 2 miles off of highway 99. Daehling Ranch was dealing with a multitude of issues.

Robert and Nomi join  S. A. Bradley, (author of Screaming for Pleasure: How Horror Makes You Happy and Healthy and host of the Hellbent for Horror podcast) on a fun and energetic riff on one of our oldest and most beautiful storytelling forms: the horror genre. Bradley talks to us about how the genre is tailor-made for allegory and metaphor, and how it allows us to have a safe “handshake” with our shadow-selves. We also chat about our "first-kisses" with horror, how horror can sometimes be a safe space for LGBTQIA+ community and other "cultural outcasts", and why the genre deserves respect.S.A. Bradley is the host of Hellbent For Horror, a popular 4- time Rondo Award-nominated podcast exploring all things horror across books, film, comics, and music that has been described by director Guillermo Del Toro as "well researched, articulate and entirely absorbing." Bradley, who has loved being scared by over 1,600 horror films, turned his passion into purpose by sharing his expansive knowledge on countless podcasts and in anthologies like Medium Chill and EvilSpeak magazine. He has lectured at Webster University and The College of Idaho, and alsoperformed his live show “My Horror Manifesto” in NYC and horror conventions like TusCon, FearCon, MileHi Con and more across the USA. Bradley's first book, Screaming for Pleasure: How Horror Makes You Happy and Healthy, is a thrilling ride through the horror genre, its intense effect on every generation, and how you can be enriched by horror. The book was nominated for a Rondo Award for Best Book of 2018. Bradley has been featured in Dread Central, iHorror.com, Horrorhound, SyFy Wire and more for his work in the horror genre.  Prior to becoming a champion of horror, Bradley served in the U.S. Air Force and was a firefighter. He now lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with his wife and their dog, Fiona, where they can often be found meditating in a death metal mosh pit or dancing around a Northern Californian fire pit drum circle.Get your spook on by following Bradley onTwitter @hellbenthorrorInstagram @hellbentforhorrorFacebook @hellbentgorhorror or on his website at Hellbentforhorror.com Download this and future episodes of our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocketcasts, and anywhere else find your favorite shows. You can search MR & MRS and please be sure to subscribe, and/or write a review if possible to help build our show. Have an idea for a future episode, or want to join us for a conversation? Email us at hello@mrandmrs.show!

Every entrepreneur's journey looks different.   I mean, helloooo, I was a hair salon owner turned business coach. And I'm sure your intro is as fun as mine…   But have you ever labeled yourself an “accidental entrepreneur”?    And have you ever enlisted your kids to help you build a thriving business that supports your family's lifestyle –and subsequently taught your children to be young entrepreneurs themselves?   Today's guest has ticked both of those boxes in her journey from a side hustler turned mom entrepreneur turned multiple business owner –and she is on the show today to share ALL the goodies with us.    Renee Harris is a Northern Californian mom of NINE, teacher, lotion maker, and owner of multiple businesses. When a personal skincare issue led to a thriving business, Renee hit the ground running and learned all she needed to make her business a success!    And now she's teaching the next generation all she knows.    Renee is sharing her experience becoming an accidental entrepreneur, why her email list has been her bread and butter, and the importance of relationship building for biz.    She's also giving us the deets on parenting young entrepreneurs, how she involves her children in the business, and why she and her husband are passionate about nurturing their children's budding entrepreneurial spirit and are teaching other parents to do the same!   Tune in to hear an honest conversation on entrepreneurship, maybe some (jk, a LOT of) parenting stuff, and ultimately, how to chase after your dreams!! Leave a 5 star review on iTunes!    Times to Check Out: [1:00] The path to becoming an accidental business owner [2:49] How a personal skincare issue led to a business venture [6:30] Focusing on one product feature and selling it [9:00] Making the decision to go all in [10:24] Why relationship building is the key to success [14:00] How she sticks to the vales of the business when onboarding new products [17:26] Making the space for creativity while managing a team and kids [20:16] How to transition your business from in-person to online [23:31] Why her email list has been her bread and butter (plus the strategy beind it) [25:00] Why pop ups will grow an email list [28:32] Honest tips about homeschooling [33:00] How ker kids talents and interests bring value to the family business [39:00] How Parent Their Passion came about [42:06] Changing the mindset around finding your child's passion   Connect with Renee: Website: www.hardlotion.com/freebie www.parenttheirpassion.com   Join this free training on how to easily pivot your life and business: https://www.kelseymarieknutson.com/pivot Send us podcast ideas at info@kelseymarieknutson.com    Links: Show notes: https://www.kelseymarieknutson.com/podcast   Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kelseymarieknutson/  Hangout on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kelseymarieknutson  Join the online community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/kelseymarieknutson    FREE Workshop to take the guess work out of “what's next?” https://www.kelseymarieknutson.com/pivot Work with Kelsey: Ready for your next big pivot? Maybe it's launching that new side hustle or growing your existing business, whatever the chapter Kelsey's here to help you bridge the gap between new idea and achieving your goals! VIP Coaching: https://www.kelseymarieknutson.com/vipcoaching Grow Academy: https://www.kelseymarieknutson.com/growacademy  Start Smart: https://kelseymarieknutson.mykajabi.com/offers/aoAuAe7M/checkout 

Cat Butler is a certified massage therapist based in San Francisco. She works in various modalities including trigger point therapy, structural integration, deep tissue, and myofascial release. Cat is an eighth generation Northern Californian, raised on her family's 175 year old cattle ranch in Napa Valley. Cat Butler is also an artist and her work combines the techniques of the old masters and the sharp contrasts of contemporary bright and bold pop art colors. Inspired by nature, philosophy, mathematics, geometry, and astronomy, she weaves us through our social constructs, our potential futures, and into the depths of our very own beings.  Intro and Outro music "Vicious Pen" courtesy of Moby Gratis https://mobygratis.com/

S2E3 - The Poop Episode with PAAVANI Ayurveda's Trudy Collings and Laurel Odom Join Corene Summers, founder of Artisan Farmacy and Reiki Master, and her cohost Alex Terranova, founder of DreamMason and Author of Fictional Authenticity, as they sit down with PAAVANI Ayurveda's Trudy Collings and Laurel Odom. Trudy was born in England but raised in Vero Beach, Florida. She has a double major in British Literature and Anthropology. Her inquisitive nature brought her to San Francisco, CA where she eventually landed in her first yoga teacher training. From there, she learned of Ayurveda & instantly fell in love with the science. Laurel is a local Northern Californian with a deep love for the natural world & all things health & wellness. Laurel's interest in yoga & nutrition blossomed as a way to be proactive in her recovery process. The insights & evolution that she gained from those two modalities inspired her collegiate path as she went on to earn a Bachelor of Science in Clinical Nutrition from California Polytechnic State University of San Luis Obispo. Influenced by time spent in nature & on her mat, Laurel had the desire to pursue a more holistic approach to health & well-being. On this episode we discuss: -Ayurveda and activism -All our choices represent how we want to live -What is the OJAS? -Pranas and the senses -Everything is constantly changing and shifting -Getting started with Ayurveda -Let's talk about Poop -Let's talk about what we can learn from looking at our tongues -Filling needs or issues with other things -Listening to our bodies You can connect with PAAVANI Ayurveda's Trudy Collings and Laurel Odom here: Website: www.paavaniayurveda.com Instagram: @paavaniayurveda You can connect with Corene Summers here: Website: www.artisanfarmacy.com Instagram: @artisanfarmacy You can connect with Alex Terranova here: Website: www.TheDreamMason.com Instagram: @InspirationalAlex Corene Summers is a Reiki Master, Meditation, & Mindfulness Coach. Business Coach for Conscious Entrepreneurs. Chakra & Energy Healer. Holistic Wellness Coach. Certified Corporate Wellness Specialist© Champion of the Good in Humanity. Alex Terranova is a Personal and Professional Performance Alchemist & Coach, author of Fictional Authenticity, and podcast host who works with men whose achievements and financial successes have not created the rewarding, joyful, and fulfilling life and business they desire. He is also the Host of The DreamMason Podcast, Co-Host of The Coaching Show Podcast, and Co-Creator of Your Love Adventure. ***Intro & outro music provided by sound healer Jay Talor. Jay is the Founder of Current Vibrations (http://www.currentvibrations.com/) and Director of the Ahimsa School of Sound Healing (https://ahimsaschoolofsoundhealing.com/)

Cal Orey, once pigeon-holed as a "health and pets journalist," spread her wings in 2004. As a native Northern Californian, she penned the book The Man Who Predicts Earthquakes. The author (with a master's degree in English-Creative Writing from San Francisco State University) learned during her research that she, an uncanny intuitive, can sense Earth changes-earthquakes, floods, weather and wildfires-and peoples' challenges around the globe. And these days, the popular author is a part-time phone psychic advisor for an international phone psychic network. The Lake Tahoe-based writer is busy finishing The Healing Powers of Honey (Kensington, October 2011)-an addition to the internationally popular "Healing Powers" series (Vinegar, Olive Oil, and Chocolate). The creative non-fiction health-related cookbooks have been translated into 20 languages. The "shake and bake" creator--with a gift of gab--has appeared in the media, including Coast to Coast to mnsbc.com. Cal shares her healing powers 24/7 no matter what rocks the world because her edgy talents rock on. - www.calorey.com******************************************************************To listen to all our XZBN shows, with our compliments go to: https://www.spreaker.com/user/xzoneradiotv*** AND NOW ***The ‘X' Zone TV Channel on SimulTV - www.simultv.comThe ‘X' Chronicles Newspaper - www.xchroniclesnewspaper.com ******************************************************************

Kelly Cain is a native Northern Californian but has spent the last couple of decades in Texas, currently residing in, Austin, the live music capital of the world. Consequently, most of her books are set somewhere between those two locations. She writes multicultural romance with determined women directing their own fates and the swoon-worthy men who adore them.  She loves reading most genres but please don't ask her to pick just one. However, she can pick her favorite book boyfriend – Will Herondale (from Shadowhunters). When she isn't reading or writing, Kelly is most likely using a genealogy site to research her extended family, both old and new. Or cooking/baking something delightful. She has collaborated with a group of wonderful authors (and great friends), and their short story collection, Déjà You, is available. Find out more about Book Besties and their short story collection at their website. You can find Kelly at her website, Facebook, Goodreads, Twitter, Pinterest & Tule Publishing.  Check out YouTube for her book trailers.

Music and surfing harbor a tight bond that adds more fuel to the stoke. In this episode, get to know the Northern Californian band, The SoulShake, who spreads positivity and speaks love and life through heartfelt music inspired by Jason Mraz and the instrumental musical stylings of Sublime. Domenic Bianco, Charlie Sisemore, John Hendricks, and Jake Stillman share how they mothered a band from scratch and helped each other hone their inner hidden musical geniuses while getting through disagreements and forming a bond more than just as band members. Tinker Bell surfboard and shark cages? That is just bibs and bobs of the fun and wacky that is in this episode. Do not forget to stay at the end for a quick serenade. You can listen, download, and purchase their music at: Apple Music Spotify Wilson Street Records Social Media Profiles: THE SOULSHAKE Website: https://www.soulshakevibe.com/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/soulshakevibe/ FB: https://web.facebook.com/soulshakevibe YT: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcPDZ-l8S6jzPlfVmYmEZgw/featured DOMENIC BIANCO IG: https://www.instagram.com/domenicbianco/ FB: https://web.facebook.com/DomenicBiancoMusic CHARLIE SISEMORE IG: https://www.instagram.com/chiefchaliwali/, https://www.instagram.com/chiefchaliwaliart/ FB: https://web.facebook.com/charlie.sisemore JAKE STILLMAN IG: https://www.instagram.com/stillmansound/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/jakencake Podcast Questions: Tell me a little about yourselves. How did you come up with the idea to form a band? Do you guys disagree? What was the first song you collaborated on? Favorite songs? Which band has influenced you most? What's your genre? Does everyone surf in the band? What's your first surfboard? If you could go back and give your younger self advice, what would it be? Location: Petaluma, CA - - - - - This podcast is produced by Derek Dodds, founder of Wave Tribe and lover of the sea. For more info, email support@wavetribe.com https://www.wavetribe.com/ https://www.instagram.com/wavetribe/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wavetribe/message

Cal Orey, once pigeon-holed as a "health and pets journalist," spread her wings in 2004. As a native Northern Californian, she penned the book The Man Who Predicts Earthquakes. The author (with a master's degree in English-Creative Writing from San Francisco State University) learned during her research that she, an uncanny intuitive, can sense Earth changes-earthquakes, floods, weather and wildfires-and peoples' challenges around the globe. And these days, the popular author is a part-time phone psychic advisor for an international phone psychic network. The Lake Tahoe-based writer is busy finishing The Healing Powers of Honey (Kensington, October 2011)-an addition to the internationally popular "Healing Powers" series (Vinegar, Olive Oil, and Chocolate). The creative non-fiction health-related cookbooks have been translated into 20 languages. The "shake and bake" creator--with a gift of gab--has appeared in the media, including Coast to Coast to mnsbc.com. Cal shares her healing powers 24/7 no matter what rocks the world because her edgy talents rock on. - www.calorey.com******************************************************************To listen to all our XZBN shows, with our compliments go to: https://www.spreaker.com/user/xzoneradiotv*** AND NOW ***The ‘X' Zone TV Channel on SimulTV - www.simultv.comThe ‘X' Chronicles Newspaper - www.xchroniclesnewspaper.com ******************************************************************

"Name: Kristiano Camilo Moreno Birthplace: Sacramento, CA Age: 26 Zodiac: Gemini Pronouns: All of dem Favorite Musician(s): Mr.Oizo, Deee-Lite, Nina Hagen, M.I.A., & Geneva Jacuzzi Favorite venue ever played: Cheetahs Hollywood, CA Favorite sex position: All of dem Favorite TV show: What’s Happening, Noah’s Arc, I Love Money" What can you say about an artist who can blend 90's metal goth with early 80's lounge and make you want to dance to it? WHOA. Kristian Moreno may simultaneously mix two tracks fine tuning the timing and beat sequence and oddly enough, not even GAF and make something sound amazing. This multidisciplinary artist specializes in an open format style when DJing but brings influence from their more than a decade long exposure to goth, punk, techno, and new wave. Their unique sound was developed in part by exposure of many kinds -experience of multiple cultures, a bit of drugs, a lot of music, and a general anti-status quo foundation. Having residencies across the Northern Californian cities and developing their radio podcast transmissions under the demonic-pseudonym “DJ BoogyFrights,” Moreno is continuing their growth in music and expression. They're also balancing cultivation of the band “Provoker” who just signed to “YEAR0001” from Scandinavia. These original dynamics now known, Moreno's work speaks for itself and it is certainly an entertaining and well mixed hour ride. Thanks a lot Kristian; it is so good to see you develop as an artist and we know the next decade holds true promise to your craft. https://soundcloud.com/valleyghoul -C&C

MJ’s guest this week is Stefan Cartlidge. Stefan comes from an esteemed family of Northern Californian winemakers. His father Tony Cartlidge, co-founded Cartlidge & Browne Winery in Sonoma, CA in 1980. In 2011, his father sold his share of that winery with a goal to continue working in the wine business but this time with his family. In 2014 his family purchased the 36 acre Dancing Crow Winery. After several years in Northern California, Stefan now represents the family’s wines on the East Coast. MJ is blown away by the Dancing Crow bottles shared in the studio. Stefan breaks down what makes Lake County and it’s Kelsey Bench AVA so special for winemakers. They also get into Dancing Crow’s delicious 2018 Zinfandel and why the user generated wine apps often totally miss the mark on this one (and many other good wines as well!). Get comfy for this one - it’s got plenty of insider low down to up your wine game. A huge thank you to Stefan Cartlidge!Follow him on IG @oats_n_haydnFollow Dancing Crow Vineyards on IG @dancingcrowvineyardsDiscover and purchase Dancing Crow Wines at: https://dancingcrow.com/This episode’s in studio wine:Lake County Rose 2020 Old Stake 1901 VineyardKelsey Bench, Lake County 2018___________________________________________________________________Until next time, cheers to the mavericks, philosophers, deep thinkers and wine drinkers! Don’t forget to subscribe and be sure to give The Black Wine Guy Experience a five-star review on whichever platform you listen to.For insider info from MJ and exclusive content from the show sign up at Blackwineguy.comFollow MJ @blackwineguy Thank you to our sponsor Wine Spies! Get a discount for being a listener of the show by going to: www.winespies.com/blackwineguy Love this podcast? Love the cool content? Get a producer like mine by reaching out to the badass team at Necessary Media. www.necessarymediaproductions.com@necessary_media_ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Stephen Furey swiftly rides though the podcast badlandZ with the podcast bad boiZ and spills the milk about about drug dealing for a decade, being THE prom king and becoming a regular at The Comedy Store.   Steve Furey is a native Northern Californian who began his career in Sacramento,  Furey just got off tour with Bert Kreischer and opened up for Bobby Lee because of unusual circumstances. Furey has performed with comics such as Nemr, Kyle Kinane, Natasha Leggero, Robin Williams, Anthony Jeselnik, Ron White, Eddie Pepitone, and Pablo Francisco.      This is the Like An Adult Podcast, hosted by Chris Ferdinandson and Mike Nordstrom. Chris and Mike are two Bay Area comedians who share stories and observations along with a new special guest every week.   Get your merch today and support the podcast! https://www.etsy.com/shop/LikeAnAdultPodcast

During a slumber party on October 1, 1992, Polly Klaas was abducted by a career criminal, Richard Allen Davis in Petaluma, California. Meg recalls her childhood in the same Northern Californian county during the time that Polly was taken and relates this case to her own kidnapping.

JAKE “STITCH” DURAN “UNPLUGGED” INTERVIEW San Francisco, CA- The heavyweight champion of “Cut-men” in BOTH boxing and MMA is Jacob “Stitch” Duran. The Northern Californian who now calls Las Vegas home, “Stitch” talks about cuts, how they are stopped, this in addition to some movies and documentaries he is involved with. A “Different Breed” and successful too, “LISTEN” to “Stitch” Duran. "RING TALK" AIRS SATURDAY & SUNDAY 11 AM PT - 2 PM ET LIVE ON SIRIUS XM #217 & IHeart Radio https://www.iheart.com/live/sports-byline-usa-6673/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pedro516/support

Join my conversation with Groundbreaking Radio Personality Diane Blackmon. She was the first African-American female Engineer/On-Air personality west of the Rockies at KDIA Radio in the San Francisco Bay Area. We also discuss her long career in radio, business, film making and philanthropy. A Northern Californian native, Blackmon has studied at Solano College, Harvard, UCLA and Dartmouth University. She is a devoted community activist and philanthropist sponsoring the “RadioScope” Celebrity Christmas Caravan (13years) annual “Summer Fresh” concert (10+ years) and the Anti Drug & Gang Rally for Los Angeles youth. She sits on the Board of Directors for the Watts/Willowbrook Boys & Girls Club and is currently devoting most of her time.Diane Blackmon’s radio career began in 1973 at KDIA-AM in Oakland, California as the first black engineer an on-air Announcer/Engineer in the country. With stints at KSOL-FM in San Francisco, CBS Philadelphia and NBC, San Francisco. In 1990, she founded D. Blackmon Broadcasting, Inc. and Entertainment Marketing West, which develops and executes national and local promotions and marketing campaigns for major corporations, movies, records and special events. One of the only Black Female CEO’s of a major syndication radio company. In 1990, she founded D. Blackmon Broadcasting, Inc. and Entertainment Marketing West, which develops and executes national and local promotions and marketing campaigns for major corporations, movies, records and special events. One of the only Black Female CEO’s of a major syndication radio company. In 1996, Diane founded BURN: Black University Radio Network, on 50 Historic Black Colleges and Universities ( HBCU’s). The BURN: Direct EFX, E101 Entertainment 101)” Sports Vybe”, and Hip Hop Countdown & Report. Programs include, interns, scholarship, street teams, mentoring and student employment programs. Her latest project is documentary called Straight out of America Ancient Hunters - In Search Atlantis. https://www.ancienthistoryhunter.com/  For more information and news, check out our website at BringBackSoulMusic.com. Support our channel by purchasing merch @ shop.bringbacksoulmusic.com COPYRIGHT © 2020 Bring Back Soul Music.

The biggest cult in beauty is, without a doubt, a little brown bottle full of 100 percent clean botanical extracts and oils from Vintner’s Daughter. We first heard about it from a makeup artist who couldn’t believe what it was doing to her clients’ skin, and on this week’s episode of goop’s Beauty Closet podcast, we hear from founder April Gargiulo. A hilarious, gorgeous, Northern Californian mother of two, she didn’t set out to create a worldwide obsession, but she does do things very, very differently...something we (and GP) appreciate every time we pat it on. (For more, see The Beauty Closet hub.) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Point Reyes is a popular Northern Californian cape to visit for the beautiful sights. Tune in this time to hear host Meghan ask 6 different guests what their favorite part about a group trip to Point Reyes was. Listen to Anthony, Taylor, Anna, Sierra, Sharon, and Mark talk about what made the trip so fun, and what made the laughter ring so loud! Was it the jokes, the elephant seals, the lighthouse, human jenga, or a certain bear doing a scandalous activity? Intro and Outro music are thanks to AdmiralBob! Warm Vacuum Tube by Admiral Bob (c) copyright 2019 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/admiralbob77/59533 Ft: starfrosch

Hunter and Tristan are brothers in the Northern Californian band Decent Criminal. the band has released their 3rd album titled "Bliss" on wiretap records (US) and bearded punk records (EU). They are also on a west coast tour and will be on tour in 2020 in Europe and North America. The album is great, and you should buy three copies!! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pg/DecentCriminal08/Band camp: https://decentcriminal.bandcamp.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/DecentCriminal_ Shop with amazon.ca, amazon.com and amazon.co.uk  Bookmark the link and support the show!!Pledge monthly with Patreon https://www.patreon.com/apologueShop Apologue products at http://apologue.ca/shop/

Happy to share with an episode of Some Noise, a fantastic podcast you should subscribe to. Some Noise is an independent documentary podcast that unpacks many of life's contradictions, one topic at a time. It started in 2015 and has covered stories that range from the life and times of an immigrant Muslim community miles away from the Pentagon, a working-class fishing community in the Hamptons and a group of Northern Californian separatists who believe their salvation comes in the form of a 51st state. Follow the show @thisissomenoise, subscribe and leave a glowing review.      

Northern Californian minibike builder, Justin Bet, is in the garage with Joe and Ed to talk about his builds. Note: The opinions of the guests of the JMBR Podcast do not reflect those of Joe's Minibike Reunion or Joe Sebergandio. Viewer discretion is advised. Links: http://www.joesminibikereunion.com iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/joes-minibike-reunion-podcast/id1102354005 Podomatic: http:// jmbrpodcast.podomatic.com Credits: Joe Sebergandio - Creator/Host "Evil" Ed Rowlett - Co-Host Special Guests: Justin Bet Emmanuel Munda - Producer/Director/Editor Linda Sebergandio - JMBR Event Director Nikole Sebergandio - JMBR Onsite Photographer/Event Manager Aaron Munda - Production Assistant/Best Boy Music: "Let's Ride -JMBR Theme" by: Emmanuel L. Munda (ASCAP) Copyright Animation by: Aaron Munda Copyright 2019 Motor Media Inc. All Rights Reserved Podcast Description: Joe's Minibike Reunion, hosted by automotive personality Joe Sebergandio, is a bi-weekly podcast that puts a modern spin on vintage minibikes from the 60's and 70's. Joe's huge collection of minibikes, and large network of iconic builders, friends, and personalities will kick start the industry's latest news as they cover the coolest projects, newest parts, exciting events, and informative tech stories that will keep you in tune. Covering the entire spectrum of minibikes from rigid frame death traps powered by pull start 5 HP Tecumseh engines to twin turbo Honda Grom's, the podcast climaxes at the world famous annual minibike celebration that is Joe's Minibike Reunion, held annually in Southern California. Category

I mix of top 40 hip hop with a dose of that Northern Californian sound. Keep tune and enjoy the last days of summer with your host DJ ReMex ft P Dogg. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Juanita Spinelli ran a gang of embarrassingly awful Northern Californian crooks who could barely rob enough gas stations to stay afloat. And yet three years after forming her gang, she was walking toward the gas chamber, while citizens across the country clamored that it wasn’t right to execute a woman. (Become a Patreon supporter for rewards and bonus content! And here’s the slideshow of California’s death row inmates that I mention at the end of the episode…) Sources: All Juanita Spinelli coverage from The San Francisco Examiner, 1940-1941“Murder Ring in State Broken,” Santa Maria Times, 16 April 1940“Robbery-Gang Killing Explained,” The Los Angeles Times, 17 April 1940“Woman Seized as Murder Ring Head,” Leader-Telegram, 17 April 1940“Gang is Indicted in Sacramento For Slaying of Youth,” Reno Gazette-Journal, 23 April 1940“Aided Slayers to Save Child,” Muncie Evening Press, 25 May 1940“'Duchess’ Gang Aid Admits Throwing Victim Into River,” Oakland Tribune, 27 May 1940“A Woman Condemned to Die,” Lincoln News Messenger, 13 Feb 1941“‘The Duchess’ to Die for Gang Slaying,” The Press Democrat, 19 June 1941“Murderess Snatched from Death’s Shadow,” The Press Democrat, 20 June 1941“Death Awaits Mrs. Spinelli,” The Los Angeles Times, 20 Nov 1941“‘The Duchess’ Dies in Gas Chamber,” The Roseville Press, 21 Nov 1941“Many Pleas Made For Duchess’ Life,” Oakland Tribune, 21 Nov 1941“‘Duchess’ Quiet in Execution,” Santa Cruz Evening News, 21 Nov 1941“Aides to ‘Duchess’ Executed; Laugh and Pray at Finish,” The Los Angeles Times, 29 Nov 1941“These Interesting People,” Oakland Tribune, 4 Nov 1946 "Big Names from the Big House,” Santa Cruz Sentinel, 17 Dec 2000“The Death of a Duchess,” Daily News, 29 June 2003“Timeline: Capital Punishment in California,” Southern California Public Radio“California Death Penalty Suspended; 737 Inmates Get Stay of Execution,” New York Times, 12 March 2019“The most notorious inmates on California's death row,” SF Gate, 13 March 2019“These are the 737 inmates on California's death row,” LA Times, 13 March 2019 Music: “Guilty” by Richard A. Whiting, Harry Akst, and Gus Kahn, sung by Anna Telfer.“Me and the Blues,” sung by Mildred Bailey, from archive.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A Northern Californian taking the gemstone world by storm with her paintings. Yes, PAINTINGS!! Jonathan and Brecken sit with Angie Crabtree. From her childhood memories to geodes, teaching to stumbling into the world of gemstones we get to better know the woman behind the canvas. 00:40:00 Introduction to Angie Crabtree 01:55:00 What inspired you to do this? 05:23:50 Somehow I accidentally slipped into this 6:48:00 What is your first memory of a gemstone or jewelry? 08:14:50 Going to GIA to get a tour 09:02:50 My first time at AGTA 10:29:50 Growing up on a ranch 11:10:00 I always loved geology 11:41:00 Finding a geode 12:47:00 I’ve always fished too 13:31:00 Have you painted a geode yet? 14:01:00 Have you painted a process series? 12:12:50 My mom is amazing. She is my best friend. 16:39:00 So what goes into doing a live painting? 18:04:00 And then it was opals 19:02:00 What about cellphone cases? 19:55:00 So transitioning to your own painting selections? “Do what inspires me.” 20:49:00 Painting with gemstones 21:24:00 So are you going to Luxury in Vegas? 22:29:50 Coming to the Parle booth

It’s an honor to interview such a wide array of people and I love it when past guests connect me with other amazingly successful entrepreneurs. I was recently introduced to today’s guest, Tyler Gage and am blown away by his journey.   Northern Californian-raised, at age 19 Tyler began studying native plants and languages with indigenous elders in the Amazon rainforest. Not long after, he witnessed these people tearing down trees in order to send their children to school. Taken aback by this, soon after set out to find a more sustainable way for people of the Amazon to provide for their families without sacrificing their ecosystem.   Tune in to hear all about the company Tyler founded to do just that and the parallels he’s discovered between the Amazon and running a business/being an entrepreneur. He also touches on what it means to be a “fair trade and/or B-Corp. This is such an eye-opening and enlightening conversation – and I can’t wait to hear your thoughts on it!   --      Question Highlights: What’s one of your favorite books? What’s one of your superpowers? What’s the last thing that kept you up at night? Who is someone who’s changed your life? How did you end up living with an indigenous tribe in the Amazon? What are some of the parallels between surviving in the Amazon rainforest and start-ups and being an entrepreneur? Have you built time into your day to put toward your subconscious practice? When you saw people cutting down trees and tearing down their ecosystems to send their children to school, how did that shift you? What does it mean to see your dream become tangible? What does it mean to be fair trade? What is a B-Corp? Twenty years from now, how do you want your children to view money?   In This Episode We Talk about: How to use both clinical and intuitive tools How metaphors and dreams are a valid way of communicating in the jungle How Tyler uses dreams and movement to figure out or shed light on problems Creating sustainable jobs The meaning of “Runa” Tyler’s struggle with perfection What fair trade means The definition of a B-Corp How Tyler feels about money – before and after this venture’s success And so much more… --   Tyler’s Thoughts…   “We earn our humanity through the way we live.”   “What energy am I willing to put out there to make money?”   “If you’re in a position to contribute more than someone else – contribute.”   -- Tyler is an entrepreneur, author and speaker who uses wisdom from the Amazon and start-up success to bring innovation and inspiration to growing organizations. Since the age of 19, Tyler has been studying native plants and languages with indigenous elders in the Amazon rainforest. After graduating from Brown University, Tyler turned down a Fulbright grant to start RUNA, a social enterprise that makes clean energy drinks with guayusa, a rare Amazo It’s an honor to interview such a wide array of people and I love it when past guests connect me with other amazingly successful entrepreneurs. I was recently introduced to today’s guest, Tyler Gage and am blown away by his journey.   Northern Californian-raised, at age 19 Tyler began studying native plants and languages with indigenous elders in the Amazon rainforest. Not long after, he witnessed these people tearing down trees in order to send their children to school. Taken aback by this, soon after set out to find a more sustainable way for people of the Amazon to provide for their families without sacrificing their ecosystem.   Tune in to hear all about the company Tyler founded to do just that and the parallels he’s discovered between the Amazon and running a business/being an entrepreneur. He also touches on what it means to be a “fair trade and/or B-Corp. This is such an eye-opening and enlightening conversation – and I can’t wait to hear your thoughts on it! nian leaf, and improves livelihoods for thousands of indigenous farming families in Ecuador. With the help of investors like Channing Tatum and Leonardo DiCaprio, Runa has become a thriving, multimillion-dollar company and was acquired by VitaCoco in June of 2018. Tyler currently serves as a Managing Director for Terrafertil, the largest natural foods in Latin America, and has worked as the Chief Development Officer for the company. Terrafertil acquired Essential Living Foods in the US in 2017 and then Nestlé acquired all of Terrafertil in 2018.   Tyler also serves on the Advisory Council for Entrepreneurship at Brown University and advises, invests in and supports other start-ups. He lives in Bellingham, Washington with his wife Michelle and enjoys playing soccer, riding his unicycle and practicing yoga.   Resources   Instagram: @tylergage Tyler’s new book, “Fully Alive” on Amazon {http://a.co/g5wkrlo} TylerGage.com Runa.org For more stories and tips on becoming unapologetically wealthy, follow me @Chriswharder on Instagram and check out fortheloveofmoney.com.

Nicole is the quintessential Northern Californian the rest of us read about in awe. She has shaped her entire lifestyle around her utmost passions with uncompromising exactness. The bicycle is one of her passions. When older Americans are considering retirement into an assisted living high-rise, Nicole is planning her next multi month’s travels on her trusted friend - her bicycle. Fully loaded with her possessions in panniers, she leaves Northern California in July to ride the “Southern Tier”. A bicycle route that stretches from San Diego, California to St. Augustine, Florida, 3110-miles, the Southern Tier will be her Universe for four-months - maybe longer.  Since Nicole goes totally dark, electronics-free, (not even GPS), “I use people-GPS”, during her travels, hopefully she will update us when she returns, in 2019.

I'm Kezia a born and bred London girl and my husband Jared hails from Austin, Texas.  Somehow we managed to land together in a small Northern Californian town living the dream with our two favorite people Clayton Oak and Rosemary Gold. Our days are filled with diapers and trains, libraries and paper writing, recipe developing and blogging, traveling and working. But we're hands down happiest when we all crash round our giant kitchen island, together, with plates of pancakes and a giant steaming french press. Or two. That's pretty much what every Saturday looks like, so you know where to find us!   Links to guest: https://www.facebook.com/kezia.arbuthnot https://www.instagram.com/kezialouise/ https://www.instagram.com/thewholefooddiary/ https://thewholefooddiary.com/blog/   Favorite Product - Stasher Bag | ECOlunchbox | Cocokind Mymatcha stick  Connect with us on Mommispace! Facebook | Instagram | Email | Pinterest   ---> Here's how you leave a review if you're like me and need detailed instructions for all things technical... From your computer - - Click this link - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/mommispaces-podcast/id1294885715?mt=2 - Then click "view in itunes" below the logo - Click on the link at the top that says "Ratings and Reviews" - There will be a button you can click that says "write a review."   From your phone - If you're subscribed to the Mommispace on itunes all you have to to is go to the podcast in your library and scroll to the bottom of the page and there is a option to write a review there!  

Grow what you love, it’s advice we’re given early in our gardening adventures as to how to choose what to plant, to tend and to pray over. Grow the food you love to eat, grow the flowers you love to look at or smell, grow the tree whose canopy you’d like to rest beneath. "Grow what you love" is also the title of Emily Murphy’s new book. A Northern Californian gardener, mother, educator and optimist – Emily’s my guest on Cultivating Place this week. Join us. For photos visit cultivatingplace.com. The show is available as a podcast on SoundCloud, iTunes, Google Play and Stitcher.

From little things, big things grow… Inspiring founder & owner of Northern Californian brewery Sierra Nevada Brewing Co, Ken Grossman, is a man of passion, determination and innovation.  From humble roots, as a small West Coast craft brewery with a goal to produce 2,000 hectolitres of beer a year, Sierra Nevada Brewing Co is now a bi-coastal North American business that champions innovation, advanced energy technology & sustainability, business leadership and is now brewing 1.7 million hectolitres of beer a year from their West Coast and East Coast breweries. After learning to brew from the father of a close friend at a young age, Ken Grossman opened a homebrew supply store in downtown Chico, called The Home Brew Shop in 1976, before selling it in 1978, founding Sierra Nevada Brewing Co in 1979 and releasing their first batch of Sierra Nevada Brewing Co beer in 1980, which was an American Stout. At the time, there was no such thing as small-scale or “micro” brewery equipment in the USA and it was way too expensive to import from countries like Germany, so everything required for the brewery had to be repurposed or custom built, with Grossman travelling all over California and Oregon in search of stainless still tanks/equipment and teaching himself refrigeration and welding, so that he could fashion the majority of the new brewery out of recycled dairy equipment. In today’s inspiring chat, brought to you by @craftbeerlovin’ on Instagram and the team at Phoenix Beers, we explore vast-ranging topics including Ken Grossman as an individual, the explosion and evolution of Sierra Nevada Brewing Co, his love of hiking, sailing, fishing and diving and how Sierra Nevada got its name (it’s not as 100% obvious as you think), Sierra Nevada’s partnership with monks in a small Northern California town - brewing a series of Ovila Abbey ales inspired by Belgian Trappist monks that helped raise millions of dollars for the monastery, the brewery’s approach to innovation including the installation of an array over 10,000 solar panels and fuel cells to reduce their environmental impact in 2007 to 2017, where the transition to gas turbines and introduction of Tesla Powerpack batteries now means that Sierra Nevada produce 80-90% of their own electricity onsite!    We chat about Ken’s first trip down to Australia for Good Beer Week 2017, the creation of Sierra Nevada’s Tropical Torpedo IPA, the introduction of their 2nd brewery on the east coast in the mountains of North Carolina to reduce shipping impact and the greenfield site, which enabled Sierra Nevada to minimise the impact in its construction and design, the process that the 5-10 new small batch Sierra Nevada beers brewed every single week have to go through to become part of the core range of Sierra Nevada Brewing Co beers and a teaser of the latest beers that are soon to be joining the Sierra Nevada family including goses, sours & more! A wonderful journey and inspirational tale of a man who has pursued his passions tenaciously and evolution from one of the smallest of businesses in the mountains of the Sierra Nevada Mountain Ranges to one of the largest, most successful craft beer breweries in America! Let’s get into it! Connect with Ken Grossman and Sierra Nevada Brewing Co online: https://www.facebook.com/sierranevadaaustralia/ http://www.sierranevada.com/ https://www.instagram.com/sierranevada/ https://twitter.com/SierraNevada https://www.youtube.com/user/SierraNevadaBrewing https://untappd.com/SierraNevada   Hit Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet up on social media here: Twitter https://twitter.com/hotndelicious Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hotndelicious/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/craftbeerlovin/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/HotnDelicious Hot & Delicious YouTube - Ballistyx Snowboard Show, interviews & more. https://www.youtube.com/user/HotnDeliciousRecords 'Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet’ entertainment, travel, photography & lifestyle blog: http://hotndelicious.com/   For social media, photography & influencer business enquiries contact: info@hotndelicious.com

Radio Podcast talk Poetry Corner with your Host Jelevia, and Life Coach and Poet from Northern Californian.

From little things, big things grow…   Inspiring founder & owner of Northern Californian brewery, Sierra Nevada Brewing Co, is a man of passion, determination and innovation.    From humble roots, as a small West Coast craft brewery with a goal to produce 2,000 hectolitres of beer a year, Sierra Nevada Brewing Co is now a bi-coastal North American business that champions innovation, advanced energy technology & sustainability, business leadership and is now brewing 1.7 million hectolitres of beer a year from their West Coast and East Coast breweries.   After learning to brew from the father of a close friend at a young age, Ken Grossman opened a homebrew supply store in downtown Chico, called The Home Brew Shop in 1976, before selling it in 1978, founding Sierra Nevada Brewing Co in 1979 and releasing their first batch of Sierra Nevada Brewing Co beer in 1980, which was an American Stout.   At the time, there was no such thing as small-scale or “micro” brewery equipment in the USA and it was way too expensive to import from countries like Germany, so everything required for the brewery had to be repurposed or custom built, with Grossman travelling all over California and Oregon in search of stainless still tanks/equipment and teaching himself refrigeration and welding, so that he could fashion the majority of the new brewery out of recycled dairy equipment.   In today’s inspiring chat, brought to you by @craftbeerlovin’ on Instagram and the team at Phoenix Beers, we explore vast-ranging topics including Ken Grossman as an individual, the explosion and evolution of Sierra Nevada Brewing Co, his love of hiking, sailing, fishing and diving and how Sierra Nevada got its name (it’s not as 100% obvious as you think), Sierra Nevada’s partnership with monks in a small Northern California town - brewing a series of Ovila Abbey ales inspired by Belgian Trappist monks that helped raise millions of dollars for the monastery, the brewery’s approach to energy innovation including the installation of an array over 10,000 solar panels and fuel cells to reduce their environmental impact in 2007 to 2017, where the transition to gas turbines and introduction of Tesla Powerpack batteries now means that Sierra Nevada produce 80-90% of their own electricity onsite!    We chat about Ken’s first trip down to Australia for Good Beer Week 2017, the creation of Sierra Nevada’s Tropical Torpedo IPA, the introduction of their 2nd brewery on the east coast in the mountains of North Carolina to reduce shipping impact and the greenfield site, which enabled Sierra Nevada to minimise the impact in its construction and design, the process that the 5-10 new small batch Sierra Nevada beers brewed every single week have to go through to become part of the core range of Sierra Nevada Brewing Co beers and a teaser of the latest beers that are soon to be joining the Sierra Nevada family including goses, sours & more!   A wonderful journey and inspirational tale of a man who has pursued his passions tenaciously and evolution from one of the smallest of businesses in the mountains of the Sierra Nevada Mountain Ranges to one of the largest, most successful craft beer breweries in America!   Let’s get into it!   Connect with Ken Grossman and Sierra Nevada Brewing Co online: https://www.facebook.com/sierranevadaaustralia/ http://www.sierranevada.com/ https://www.instagram.com/sierranevada/ https://twitter.com/SierraNevada https://www.youtube.com/user/SierraNevadaBrewing https://untappd.com/SierraNevada   Hit Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet up on social media here: Twitter https://twitter.com/hotndelicious Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hotndelicious/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/craftbeerlovin/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/HotnDelicious Hot & Delicious YouTube - Ballistyx Snowboard Show, interviews & more. https://www.youtube.com/user/HotnDeliciousRecords 'Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet’ entertainment, travel, photography & lifestyle blog: http://hotndelicious.com/   For social media, photography & influencer business enquiries contact: info@hotndelicious.com   Thanks to the Leif, Todd and Kelton from Phoenix Beers for making this happen: http://www.phoenixbeers.com.au/ https://www.facebook.com/phoenix.beers/ https://www.instagram.com/phoenixbeers/

Tonight on Distorted Nation Radio C-kore and Pinky Talk about which Monopoly pieces are getting the Boot. San Diego police using mouth swabs to detect pot smoking drivers. Power Rangers introduce first ever Gay superhero on the big screen. Zoo sues for traumatizing a raccoon used in Erotic Ad. Aggravated assault with a deadly Tweet. C-kore sits down and talks with Bryan Herndon at The Naked Lounge downtown about the Sounds For Safety 2017 event in order to help raise money for CASH wich stands for Community Against Sexual Harm (http://www.cashsac.org/) Also they touch base on what shows are happening in the Northern Californian area with the HELLRZZR CLOTHING Marquee. Whats happening in the Active Rock Charts. Featured music on tonight's show LaRissa Vienna and the Strange find them at facebook.com/larissaviennamusic instagram @larissaviennastrange soundcloud.com/larissa-vienna For More Info On The Sounds For Safety 2017 check out https://www.facebook.com/events/183233105509634/ DONATE HERE at: https://www.gofundme.com/sounds-for-safety-2017

Physician and broadcaster Dr. Dean Edell was a household name for decades before retiring to remote Mendocino County. He shares his thoughts on health care and other issues facing his rural Northern Californian community and others like it.

Eric and Candace Johnson serve on the Senior Leadership Team at Bethel Church in Redding, California and are the Senior Pastors of the local church, Bethel Redding. Eric is the eldest son of Bill and Beni Johnson. He is a sixth-generation minister and travels internationally speaking and ministering throughout the year. He has authored Momentum: What God Starts, Never Ends and Christ in You: Why God Trusts You More Than You Trust Yourself. Besides spending time with his family, Eric is a passionate sports fan and outdoorsman. He also prefers dessert before dinner. Always. Candace is a native Northern Californian and graduated from Bethany University. Candace invests much of her time building up the local church community and believes community creates a foundation that sustains revival. She delights in the brilliant, dynamic team of people around her. Eric and Candace have a passion to see transformation take place in the lives of people, cities and nations. They have two beautiful daughters that make them extremely proud parents.

Vegan options in L.A. continue to grow, as does my Northern Californian envy for the delicious restaurants and pop-ups in this city that has grown close to my heart over the years. Take a listen to the details of our recent trip to the city of angels; perhaps it will inspire a visit of your own.   

We all know great connectors in our home turfs. These are the people who, at the drop of a hat, know how to get the right people together, to talk about the right things for all the right reasons. Tsilli Pines, founder and director of (the excellent) Design Week Portland (DWP), is certainly one of Portland’s connection mavens. She possesses the uncanny skill and intuition to draw the lines between people in disparate disciplines to create magic. This gift is likely one of the reasons that DWP is a “must-attend” week, not just for design people, but for anyone who likes to be part of something bigger than themselves. A designer by trade as digital creative director at Fine in Portland, Pines doesn’t just spread the gospel of design but broader creativity as host and organizer of Creative Mornings, the global lecture series darling. Pines, like most who show honest leadership, is a renaissance person by nature and often has her fingers on the pulse of many things at any given time. Multitasking keeps it fresh — and her hometown of Portland inspires a sense of collaboration and balance, where the community comes together. A native Northern Californian, Pines feels strongly that dues are to be paid, one must put skin in the game for the right rewards and that, early in ones career, leaning towards “yes” is the right plan of action. At the heart of it all, though, it’s all about getting out there and legitimately making things happen.

In this episode of the Heart podcast, Associate Editor Dr. James Rudd is joined by Dr Carlos Iribarren of the Kaiser Permanente Northern California Division of Research, Oakland, California, USA. They discuss his publication entitled "High-sensitivity cardiac troponin I and incident coronary heart disease among asymptomatic older adults". This time, the discussion ranges from Framingham Risk Scores to Northern Californian earthquakes! Link to paper: http://heart.bmj.com/content/102/15/1177.long

Both of the Northern Californian poets lull you into deeper connections through plain intelligence and surprising poetic turns

A provocative, ambitious, and engaging producer, Adryenn Ashley has taken the independent film community by storm with groundbreaking documentary and feature projects. She has never been shy about tackling a hard subject or a controversial fire storm. When Ashley's early acting career was cut short by an injury, the tenacious Northern Californian stayed in the game seeking original independent projects to produce. Her first feature, Metal, was shot in just 8 days in the rough neighborhood of Hunter's Point, San Francisco. Ashley's production of this gritty and dramatic portrayal of a poor black family in turmoil went on to receive stellar reviews and awards at festivals worldwide. It premiered, and was a critical favorite, at the Mill Valley Film Festival, won the Jury Prize at the Pan African Film Festival, and Best Picture at the Seattle Underground Film Festival and continued to win prizes around the globe for 2 years. Her IMDB is stacked with other juicy projects and at present, Ashley has four television shows in pre-production with her company, 21st Century Pictures Group, and is venturing back in front of the camera to host The F Word.  She is also the founder of Crowded Reality, the world's first crowdfunding platform for reality tv and talk shows that gives content creators the ability to not only fan-fund their pilot, but attract sponsors and distribution as well. http://21stcentury.org

A provocative, ambitious, and engaging producer, Adryenn Ashley has taken the independent film community by storm with groundbreaking documentary and feature projects. She has never been shy about tackling a hard subject or a controversial fire storm. When Ashley's early acting career was cut short by an injury, the tenacious Northern Californian stayed in the game seeking original independent projects to produce. Her first feature, Metal, was shot in just 8 days in the rough neighborhood of Hunter's Point, San Francisco. Ashley's production of this gritty and dramatic portrayal of a poor black family in turmoil went on to receive stellar reviews and awards at festivals worldwide. It premiered, and was a critical favorite, at the Mill Valley Film Festival, won the Jury Prize at the Pan African Film Festival, and Best Picture at the Seattle Underground Film Festival and continued to win prizes around the globe for 2 years. Her IMDB is stacked with other juicy projects and at present, Ashley has four television shows in pre-production with her company, 21st Century Pictures Group, and is venturing back in front of the camera to host The F Word.  She is also the founder of Crowded Reality, the world's first crowdfunding platform for reality tv and talk shows that gives content creators the ability to not only fan-fund their pilot, but attract sponsors and distribution as well. http://21stcentury.org