Podcast appearances and mentions of olive grove

Season 5 begins in the warm and inviting olive groves around Saint Remy which Van Gogh painted repeatedly, fascinated as he was by the irregular growth and ever-changing colours...  Support the show

In this episode we meet Dr. Pat Brittenden.Pat grew up in Algeria, served in Tunisia and has recently completed his PhD on the emerging Muslim-background church of North Africa. He works now for the Hikma Partnership, a partnership committed to encouraging BMB (Believers from a Muslim Background) research and writing.Pat shares some of the lessons learned from his years in Tunisia, amazing stories from colleagues around the 'Muslim world' (including an embodied visitation of Jesus to some Bedouins in Libya) and much more.For some excellent resources for helping us reach out to Muslims, to welcome BMBs/MBBs into our fellowships and to disciple those from Muslim backgrounds, check out the Word of Life website.Another great space for churches that are wanting to integrate believers from different cultural backgrounds in the UK is the Intercultural Church network.Neighbours & Nations Conference: Saturday 23rd November 2024High Wycombe, UKTo sign up for free tickets: http://geni.us/frontiers2024_________________________________________________________________________________Do get in touch if you have any questions for Matt or for any of his guests.matt@frontiers.org.ukYou can find out more about us by visiting www.frontiers.org.ukOr, if you're outside the UK, visit www.frontiers.org (then select from one of our national offices). For social media in the UK:Instagram: frontiers_ukFacebook: @frontiersukfriendsAnd do check out the free and outstanding 6 week video course for churches and small groups, called MomentumYes:www.momentumyes.com (USA)www.momentumyes.org.uk (UK) _________________________________________________________________________________

We are chatting about Viking Cruises with Kim from Celestyal Viking this week. . Welcome to this week's Cruise Chat! . If you find value in this video and wish to help this channel, you can donate using this link: https://bit.ly/KathleenPenner. . Video Requests: info@PlentyofSunshineTravel.com. . I loved meeting with Kim and learning more about the Viking Cruises experience. . We looked at the LYON & PROVENCE Itinerary. If you add the Paris extension, transfer from Paris to Lyon. . 8 Days Lyon to Avignon . Starting in Pairs and visiting Dijon, you are transferred to your ship. You will visit Lyon, Tournon, Vienne, Viviers, Avignon, and Arles, ending in Nice. . LYON TO AVIGNON, 8 DAYS • 7 GUIDED TOURS. Exploring the World in Comfort Day 1 - Lyon, France Day 2 - Lyon, France Day 3 - Lyon, France Day 4 -Cote de Rhone, France Day 5- Tournon, France Day 6 - Avignon, France Day 7 - Arles, France Day 8 - Avignon, France . Did you know that Lyon is the Culinary capital of France? You can shop with the chef and enjoy all this area offers! . You can visit a winery on this itinerary and learn how they make Cote de Rhone. . The history of Vienne is something you will never forget! It is beyond amazing!! . You will enjoy the train in Tournon, getting out and seeing the countryside, enjoying the tastes, and learning about the French way of life. . You can take many tours in Avignon, France, learn about the town's history, and see stunning views. . Kim mentioned that one of the highlights of this itinerary was that she went out to a seven-century-old Olive Grove and learned how to make olive oil and what they do with the olives there. . Kim also participated in a foodie walking tour and enjoyed the flavours of this area. She toured a local market and sampled different foods. . There are many different types of chocolate, and you can enjoy some handmade chocolate, made the same way for centuries and passed down from family member to family member. The makers are very proud of the chocolate that they make. . Another option in this area is to take a painting class. You can learn and practice your painting skills in the same areas where many French artists created their beautiful masterpieces. In this class, they had an original van Gogh painting, and they were learning to replicate the painting styles and the artistry from such a beautiful and rare piece of art! Van Gogh used to live in that area of France, and many places pay homage to him. Seeing his original work is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. . Please contact me at info@plentyofsunshinetravel.com so I can get you on board and experience the phenomenal experience of seeing the original Van Gogh and many other once-in-a-lifetime activities you will do in France! If you want to learn more about Viking Cruises or any other cruise lines I have met with, please email me at info@PlentyofSunshineTravel.com. . You can also fill out this simple form: https://bit.ly/3mxFUNd, and I will get back to you. . Subscribe to our channel and hit the notification bell to ensure you catch all upcoming cruise videos. . If you want to see the images on this podcast - head to our YouTube Channel. . Search #PlentyofSunshineTravel on Facebook or Instagram to see our posts. . . . #Viking #Vikingcruises #CruiseSpecialist #travelagenttips #luxurytraveladvisor #LuxuryCruiseTravelAgent

To get a gallon of the freshest olive oil, you could grab your passport, pack a suitcase and fly more than 5,000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean from the Sunshine State to Tuscany.Or you could drive to Brooksville—as in, Brooksville, Florida. The quiet Hernando County town is prized for its bike trails and camping sites. Brooksville is also home to The Olive Grove—yes, that's the official name. It's a property owned by husband and wife Cambren and Dede Davis.The Zest's host Dalia Colón and brand manager Alexandria Ebron recently visited The Olive Grove for a tour. As you'll discover if you visit, olives are only the beginning. In addition to selling freshly pressed olive oil and other olive products, The Olive Grove is also an event space, concert venue, Airbnb and farm. If you're lucky, you just might get to name one of the resident chickens.The Davises' property is among a growing number of olive groves in the Sunshine State. To learn more about the challenges and opportunities of olive oil production in Florida, check out Dalia's article in the summer 2024 issue of Forum, the magazine of Florida Humanities. Related episodes: Conscious Cuisine: Rocky Soil Family Farm on How to Reconnect with Your Food “Now Food Doesn't Have to Travel”: Hyperlocal Agriculture with lemonGRAFT Founder Zach Correa Florida Fruit & Vegetable Gardening 101

Dalia and Alex do shots of olive oil.

Play: THE OLIVE GROVE Writer: VIV LAKEConvent educated, then Pitman's College, worked as Secretary, had a career break raising her family. She returned to work in NHS for 10 years, then for a charity, producing their quarterly magazine. She joined an actors and writers group in 2006, began writing short plays, graduating to longer pieces and full-length plays. Readers:Simon BrandonSimon Brandon trained at East 15.  He has appeared in numerous stage productions including: ‘29 Internet Dates' (Maiden Productions at The White Bear Theatre and OSO), ‘A Boy Called Porro' (Tricolore Theatre Company at The Pleasance Theatre), and ‘Mayflower' (Historia Theatre Company at The Hen & Chickens Theatre). Simon has also appeared in a number of short films and features.  Kenneth MichaelsKenneth Michaels is an actor and director and has worked in theatre, radio, television and film and has taught in several drama schools.As an actor he has toured extensively in the UK and Europe in works from Shakespeare to pantomime, Pinter to Agatha Christie. Kenneth works as a specialist ESOL teacher, working with refugees supporting their English learning. He is also the Secretary of the Catholic Association of Performing Arts (CaAPA). Nadia OstacchiniNadia was born in London of Italian parentage, trained as an actor and is the Artistic Director of Tricolore Theatre Company whose first dual-language English/Italian storybook based on Jesus's parables was published this year.  She has enjoyed organising the Advent Adventures for Radio Maria & would like to give a big shout out to the parishioners of The Sacred Heart of Jesus church and St Peters Italian Church for tuning in as they promised to! Website: www.tricolore.org.uk

In this episode, Pastor Jay Lee talks about how the power of the Holy Spirit that was unleashed at Pentecost to give utterance to God's truth in ways that all people could understand, continues today. Daily Sabbath links: IG: @dailysabbath Website: dailysabbath.comhttps://dailysabbath.com/ Send Pastor Jay a Message The Daily Sabbath is a Provision Podcast production: Learn how to grow your business through podcasting at: provisionpods.com Featured Song: "Olive Grove" by Eliza King linktr.ee/elizaking

Financial planning and aged care planning are crucial. So on today's podcast, financial adviser Bill Savellis, from Olive Grove Financial Advice, shares his professional and personal experience having navigated the aged care system for both parents.

The August mix in recent years (excluding Covid) has become the Suncebeat mix as it's the first mix after the festival.  This year marked the last time Suncebeat will be held in Croatia, or the Tisno Gardens at least.  It was the fourteenth event which is incredible and shows the quality of the week long soulful house spectacular.It was the quietest in terms of numbers that I've been to and this was my fifth one.  What that meant though was the DJ/Punter ratio was awesome.  Seemed everywhere you looked legends of the scene were connecting with everyone and were really accessible.The highlights for me included meeting Martin Atjazz and Osunlade (both whom had a huge influence on the c2eMusic sound over the years), grabbing a picture with Osunlade, Spen and Rich Medina, catching up with The Journeymen, Joe Cox and Andy Ward and connecting with Danny T.  I was also encouraged to see the youngsters representing, having met the Coughlan Brothers, Ryan and Jay, as well as Noah Herel (yes Ronnie's son) on the Deep Into Soul boat party.I was lucky enough to then catch Noah put down a killer set for Mi-Soul later that night alongside his very proud dad.  The pair smashed it with Noah only having a few months of DJing under his belt!  Kenny Dope smashed it at the Olive Grove for Terry Hunter's Chosen Few night.  It's funny I was always a Louie fan growing up, but more recently Kenny has blown me away everytime I've heard him.  I think it says more about my own personal musical journey moving from the more soulful to a deeper more twisted sound.  Not to be outdone, Spen put on his own night of magic at the Olive Grove with Dawn Tallman and Aaron K providing a performance to remember together at the end of the night.  It was one of those "I was there" moments that you knew was special as it unfolded in front of you.Biggest surprise were Analog Soul out of NY, playing on the Beach Stage on Friday night. I'd never come across them before but there set was amazing.  The flow was great, but their tune selection was second to none, at least for my taste and preference anyway.  They certainly found a new fan right here.Back to the mix and I have to say it doesn't sound like a regular c2eMusic mix.  It's very laid back and chill for the most part.  I was worried it might not have enough energy but I can't sit still listening to it.  It has a very grown up mature feel to it which feels alien to me (I am after all just a big 48 year old man-child in many ways).I initially wasn't going to release this mix, some of the transitions aren't quite what I'd have liked and I couldn't find a track to end on that brings us back down safely!  However, after listening through a couple of times it feels wrong to hold it back when the tunes themselves are cool af. Tracklisting:1: Atjazz - Wutchbender2: Jimpster, Rich Medina - This Thing (Vocal Mix)3: Glass Slipper - Unification Vibration (Atjazz Main Mix)4: Donnie, Kai Alce - Olmec Save Us (Yoruba Soul Mix)5: Kx9000 - Sub Fatima6: Franck Roger - Les Emotions7: AirBorn Gav, Hurricane - Work (Atjazz Extended Mix)8: Dan Tenor-City, Tom Funk, RICOH - Close To The Source (Art of Tones Remix)9: Timothee Milton - I MIss Your Love (Rocco Rodamaal Underground Mix)10: Crackazat - Freddies Groove11: Jon Dixon, Kasan Belgrave - On My Own ft Moodymann12: Tuccillo - The Waves13: Col Lawton - I'm Not Rushing (Original Vocal Mix)14: 2Sleep - I Feel The Same15: Flabaire - The Bee's Boos16: Folkness - Fly High17: Criss Korey - One For Change18: Soledrifter - Love Is Here19: Lalo Leyy - Deeper20: Folkness - Fly High21: Greg Paulus, Terry Bence, Big-exy - Marino22: Clu Polar - Signals (Audiojack Remix)23: Shortcut - Raw Meat24: Kink - Existence25: Mark Henning - TrojanEnjoy!

In today's episode, I explain my theory as to what the bigger picture may be for the plotline pertaining to Zebedee's olive oil business in The Chosen Season Three. What is the significance of such an important story point? I tell all in today's theory... *This is from a YouTube video that I posted on my channel, if you want to check it out you can do so here.* --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/against-the-current/support

Eva Glyn writes emotional women's fiction inspired by beautiful places and the stories they hide. She loves to travel and her last trip before the covid lockdowns was to Croatia, where she met a man with an incredible story of growing up during the country's Homeland War in in 1990s. It inspired The Olive Grove, set on the island of Korcula. Two more Croatian novels have followed, both taking their inspiration from the Second World War. An Island of Secrets was published in 2022 and The Collaborator's Daughter will follow in 2023. Her books are published by Harper Collins imprint One More Chapter. Eva lives in Cornwall, although she considers herself Welsh, and has been lucky enough to have been married to the love of her life for more than twenty-five years. She also writes as Jane Cable www.janecable.com Jane's Readings: The Olive Grove – 14:24 An Island of Secrets – 27:51 The Collaborator's Daughter – 42:10 Michael's Beer Pairings: Saison Dekot, Vunetovo Craft Beer – 12:52 The Abyss, Deschutes Brewery – 25:59 Dark to the Core Imperial Stout, Collaboration of Abyss Brewery and Burning Sky Brewery – 40:46 Interview Highlights: How a tour guide led to a book – 21:32 Why use two author names? – 24:53 Tito and alliances in WWII – 33:37 Why some eras draw us more than others – 37:08 "The past isn't always what it seems." – 50:05 "Men are not one thing; they are many things." – 52:43 COMING NEXT MONTH: Elizabeth 'Libby' Tucker, folklore UPCOMING EVENTS: Gabriel's Horn is accepting submissions for its anthology NEW THEME: MUSIC Our theme music is from www.bensound.com.

Today I discuss happenings in the city of Whittier, California. I recently visited the Olive Grove Cemetery in Santa Fe Springs and I talk about that. We also talk about a few new businesses opening here in Whittier and various topics involving the city of Whittier. I Appreciate the listen. #whittier #whittierpodcast #whittiercalifornia You can follow us on: Facebook, Instagram & TikTok | #mywhittier Listen to the My Whittier Podcast: iTunes, Spotify, iheartradio & anchor.fm/mywhittier Please visit our website: www.mywhittier.com this is headquarters for us with direct links to everything we do. You can also message us directly from there. Visit our Pop Up 10046 Scott Ave. Whittier, CA 90603 Located inside Scott Storage front office Hours: Monday – Saturday 10-1 & 2-5:30 Please note on Saturday the only forms of payment we take are Zelle, Venmo & Cash This channel is sponsored by Scott Storage Pizzamania Metro by T Mobile in Whittier- Washington Blvd & Norwalk Location MSF Fitness De Luca's Italian Restaurant JFG Print Company Team Remo Real Estate Group Whittier Premier Dental Sponsorship inquiries please contact us at me@mywhittier.com or DM us on any platform you follow us on. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mywhittier/support

Compared to conventional practices and bare soil, plant covers generated by intercropping between the alleys of olive groves increase carbon sequestration and reduce soil losses due to erosion. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kristinas Olive oil is truly the definition of the phrase 'Farm to Table'. This Cold Pressed, NON GMO, Premium Extra Virgin Olive Oil comes from their family owned and operated Olive Grove in Greece.

BAPC x Moses McKenzie Reggie and Akili are joined by Moses McKenzie, author of what Kirkus Reviews called "the most exciting UK debuts in years," An Olive Grove in Ends. Join The Fellowship—BAPC's Patreon Community https://www.patreon.com/booksarepopculture Follow BAPC on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/booksarepopculture Shop BAPC's Bookshop: https://www.bookshop.org/shop/booksarepopculture

If you haven't lost your taste for all things British folllowing Queen Elizabeth's Jubilee celebration, we've got you covered! On this edition of The Weekly Reader, we review two great new novels from across the pond: "An Olive Grove in Ends" by Moses McKenzie and "One Day I Shall Astonish the World" by Nina Stibbe. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Moses McKenzie is the Bristol-based debut novelist of ‘An Olive Grove in Ends'. An Olive Grove in Ends follows Sayon Hughes, a young Black man from Bristol, who dreams of a world far removed from the one in which he was raised. Growing up, Sayon found respite from chaos in the love and loyalty of his brother-in-arms, Cuba; in the example of his cousin Hakim former infamous drug-dealer turned proselytising Muslim; and in the tenderness of his girl, Shona. After an altercation in which a boy is killed, Sayon finds his loyalties torn and his dream of a better life in peril. Moses speaks to us about his work post April release of his novel. We speak about his writing, his inspirations, and his career to-date. Follow Moses McKenzie - https://twitter.com/eastsidemoses (@eastsidemoses)

One of the Observer's 10 must-read debut novelists of 2022. Sayon Hughes, a young Black man from Bristol, dreams of a world far removed from the one in which he was raised. Far removed from the torn slips outside the bookie's, the burnt spoons and the crooked solutions his community embraces; most of all, removed from the Christianity of his uncaring parents and the prejudice of law-makers. Growing up, Sayon found respite from the chaos of his environment in the love and loyalty of his brother-in-arms, Cuba; in the example of his cousin Hakim, a man once known as the most infamous drug-dealer in their neighbourhood, now a proselytising Muslim and in the tenderness of his girl, Shona, whose own sense of purpose galvanises Sayon's. In return, Sayon wants to give the people he loves the world: a house atop a grand hill in the most affluent area of the city, a home in which they can forever find joy and safety. But after an altercation in which a boy is killed, Sayon finds his loyalties torn and his dream of a better life in peril.

Moses McKenzie's debut novel, An Olive Grove in Ends, is described as "a resonant coming of age story, which also offers an intimate portrait - at times tender and lyrical, at others bleak and despairing - of a black-British community in Bristol".As well as already working on his second and third novels, the 24-year-old - who was named by the Observer as one of the ten best debut novelists of 2022, and who counts James Baldwin and Maya Angelou among his literary heroes - is also turning An Olive Grove in Ends, which is set in Easton and St Paul's, into a screenplay.An Olive Grove in Ends will be published in the UK under the Wildfire imprint of Headline on April 28.

The extended family all play their role harvesting the olives even though it's in winter in the Central Highlands

There are times when the world feels overwhelmingly vast and difficult to comprehend, too large to experience it all. But there are also those little magical moments when the world feels quite small. I had this experience this past year, in the height of the early days of the pandemic, […]

Ep. 68 Dr Patrice Newell AMPatrice Newell has been a model, newsreader, host of morning TV and then, in the late 80's left all that and became a renowned sustainable land manager and writer/researcher who dedicated herself to developing and communicating improved agricultural systems and innovations in an era of rapid climate change. And, as if that wasn't enough, she's now undertaking a new and very exciting venture developing an app for launch next year that we will discuss in more detail on this show.She is an advocate for sustainable agriculture which she talks about in her books The Olive Grove, The River, Ten Thousand Acres – A Love Story, Tree to Table: Cooking with Australian Olive Oil and Who's Minding the Farm? In this Climate Emergency, released via Penguin Random House in June 2019.She is a founding member and president of the Hunter Olive Association.She was the subject of the ABC-Television biography program, Australian Story.In 2015, Patrice earned a doctorate at the University of Newcastle in Environmental Science: A strategic assessment of the potential for a new pyrolysis industry in the Hunter Valley, And is a regular speaker and advocate for climate change within the agriculture sector.As of 2021, she is an Adjunct Associate Lecturer at University of Newcastle.In the 2021 Queen's Birthday Honours Patrice was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia for "significant service to the environment, and to sustainable farming practices”.www.patricenewell.com.auHer books can be found on that website. #Reallyinterestingwomen #RIW #patricenewell #organic #organicgarlic #oliveoil #kwala #biodynamicagriculture #womensagenda #futurewomen #profoundwomen #womenofinfluence #womenofimpact #womenintheworld #extraordinarywomen #womensequality #generationwomen #womensleadership @richardinstagraham @patricenewellgarlicfarm 

Our first International guest comes from Italy – her name is Arianna De Marco and she is an agricultural entrepreneur from Lecce with a special passion for extra virgin olive oil. Her family has been producing olive oil since 1885 and now after four generations, she continues working with new agricultural knowledge but still with the same enthusiasm and care. Since 2015, Arianna De Marco has managed the everyday activities in the olive grove and taken care of the quality checks of the final product, Cantasole extra virgin olive oil. She is an olive oil enthusiast and loves to explore the different characteristics of olive oils. Her favorite season is autumn when it's time for the olive harvest; it's just a joy to taste a fresh drop of olive oil. In this episode we got an insight of the life of an olive oil enthusiast and we've also learned why there is Camomile on the ground of the olive grove in spring and what's a „zero waste“ mill. We would be very happy if this episode brings you in the mood for olive oil again. Thank you so much dear Arianna for this so emotionally and enthusiastically conversation. All Informations about Arianna De Marco: www.cantasole.com You can find Cantasole also on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cantasole/ Visit Cantasole: https://cantasole.com/pages/visit-us Infos zu Ingrid Hahnl-Bichler: www.Ingrid.cc Infos zu Christoph Luger: www.christophluger.com Für Feedback erreichst du uns unter lassunsplauschen@zukunftsweberei.com

This week we meet Debbie Hickey. Debbie is local Arizonaian, a rare breed as Alicia says. Debbie talks about the changes she's seen in Scottsdale. Her reason's for moving here and why she absolutely loves Scottsdale. Calendar of Events Brought you by Notre Dame Prep Brought to you by Notre Dame Prep. Notre Dame Prep is your catholic HS for Scottsdale. Their campus is breathtaking. Their staff & faculty are amazing and the students love it there too. Check them out at NDP saints dot org.  TOAST! A Fundraiser for Homeward Boundhttps://homewardboundaz.org/events/toast/ The event supports Homeward Bound, a nonprofit dedicated to serving homeless families in the Phoenix area. Online auction, raffle and flight tasteings. It's Oct 17 at 1030am at the Clayton House in Old Towne.  The codes for the 10% discount will be: VIPVIBE for VIP Tickets - Total $225 from $250 GAVIBE for GA Tickets - total $90 from $100   Rail Fair at McCormick Railroad Parkhttps://www.therailroadpark.com/?post_type=event&p=196 This weekend, Oct 2 & 3 from 10am-5pm. The McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park kicks off the fall season by celebrating all things railroading! There will be multiple outdoor model train layouts on display from a variety of railroading clubs from across the Valley. Take a tour of the park's train shed with our steam engineers and see a wide selection of the park's seldom seen vintage railroad equipment on display.  Desert Brews for Oktoberfest @ Andaz Hotel https://www.andazscottsdale.com/ Join us every Friday in October from 4-6 p.m. in the Olive Grove located next to Weft & Warp Art Bar + Kitchen for a taste of Oktoberfest. This dog-friendly pop-up beer garden will feature beirgarten bites, live music from a German band, and German beer from local breweries including Four Peaks Brewing Company and SanTan Brewing Company. 

This week we meet Debbie Hickey. Debbie is local Arizonaian, a rare breed as Alicia says. Debbie talks about the changes she's seen in Scottsdale. Her reason's for moving here and why she absolutely loves Scottsdale. Calendar of Events Brought you by Notre Dame Prep Brought to you by Notre Dame Prep. Notre Dame Prep is your catholic HS for Scottsdale. Their campus is breathtaking. Their staff & faculty are amazing and the students love it there too. Check them out at NDP saints dot org.  TOAST! A Fundraiser for Homeward Boundhttps://homewardboundaz.org/events/toast/ The event supports Homeward Bound, a nonprofit dedicated to serving homeless families in the Phoenix area. Online auction, raffle and flight tasteings. It's Oct 17 at 1030am at the Clayton House in Old Towne.  The codes for the 10% discount will be: VIPVIBE for VIP Tickets - Total $225 from $250 GAVIBE for GA Tickets - total $90 from $100   Rail Fair at McCormick Railroad Parkhttps://www.therailroadpark.com/?post_type=event&p=196 This weekend, Oct 2 & 3 from 10am-5pm. The McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park kicks off the fall season by celebrating all things railroading! There will be multiple outdoor model train layouts on display from a variety of railroading clubs from across the Valley. Take a tour of the park's train shed with our steam engineers and see a wide selection of the park's seldom seen vintage railroad equipment on display.  Desert Brews for Oktoberfest @ Andaz Hotel https://www.andazscottsdale.com/ Join us every Friday in October from 4-6 p.m. in the Olive Grove located next to Weft & Warp Art Bar + Kitchen for a taste of Oktoberfest. This dog-friendly pop-up beer garden will feature beirgarten bites, live music from a German band, and German beer from local breweries including Four Peaks Brewing Company and SanTan Brewing Company. 

This is a reading from the private revelation to Maria Valtorta of the life and ministry of Jesus of Nazareth. In this episode in which we see Jesus' Lesson to His Disciples in the Olive Grove.

Introduction This week I want to go back to acts chapter 1. I didn't get to finish what I had started there and would like to revisit the replacing of Judas Then they returned to Jerusalem from the mountain that is called Olive Grove which is near Jerusalem, a Sabbath day's journey away. And when they…

The story of the olive grove zombie of 1883 in Lake Elsinore CA.

Dr PATRICE NEWELL    Patrice used to be on television, and the co-host of the Today Show but in 1987 she gave it up to become a land manager and moved to Elmswood Farm, a 10,000 acre property in the Hunter Valley, four hours north of Sydney. Twenty years ago she planted 6,000 olive trees and now produces bio-dynamic VIRGO Olive oil. Patrice is a founding member of the Hunter Olive Association and been President for the last 3 years. She’s an olive oil and table olive judge. A registered beekeeper, author, researcher, environmental advocate and Conjoint Fellow at the University of Newcastle. The story of her life was told in the best-selling book THE OLIVE GROVE.  Her other books include, THE RIVER, TEN THOUSAND ACRES: A LOVE STORY   TREE TO TABLE: COOKING WITH AUSTRALIAN OLIVE OIL And in 2019 WHO’S MINDING THE FARM:IN THIS CLIMATE EMERGENCY. Website: www.patricenewell.com.au https://www.instagram.com/patricenewellgarlicfarm/ https://www.facebook.com/PatriceNewellGarlicFarm/?ref=bookmarks PhD https://nova.newcastle.edu.au/vital/access/%20/manager/Repository/uon:20006?view=list&f0=sm_creator%3A%22Newell%2C+Patrice%22&sort=ss_dateNormalized+asc%2Csort_ss_title+asc

I got the distinct honour of speaking to all round good guy Lloyd Meredith from Olive Grove Records!!   Im gonna throw this out there, this is one of my favourite chats so far and Lloyd is one of the nicest guys i've ever had the pleasure of speaking to.    Olive Grove Records Website: https://olivegroverecords.com   Olive Grove Records Bandcamp: https://olivegrove.bandcamp.com   Lloyd's choices in Spotify playlist form: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6R3NYgllOSzLGhT5DtsQjD?si=d94HSx22Ryi9uv1aLyJB-A   THANKS TO EVERYONE THAT LIKES, RETWEETS, REVIEW, RATES, SUBSCRIBE AND ALL THAT FLUFF. IT TRULY MEANS THE WORLD TO ME!!! 

Recent rain has disrupted some olive harvests in Tasmania both in the north and south

Yianni Fetekas is the proud creator of the all-natural attraction in an open public space in Middle Park, which started taking shape 25 years ago. - Ο συμπάροικος Γιάννης Φετέκας είναι ο «δημιουργός» ενός φυσικού αξιοθέατου σε δημόσιο χώρο του προαστίου Middle Park, που ξεκίνησε να διαμορφώνεται πριν από 25 χρόνια.

Olive Grove - LHM Daily Broadcast - December 26, 2016 by Pastor Larry Huch

All roads lead to Hospitality On The Beach in Croatia on 11th July. On the 15th July, Soulvent Records are taking over the Olive Grove stage with a stellar line up that will round out what promises to be an unforgettable 5 days. With LHR on the mic and Mike Drop on the buttons, we give you tracks exclusively from those artists on the festival line up and discuss what we are looking forward to most. Tracklist: Walk:r - Wallflower Spectrasoul - Silence ft. LSB Makoto x Hugh Hardie - Bluebird Lenny Fontana - Spread Love (Nu:Tone Remix) London Elektricity - Bare Religion (Subwave Remix) GLXY - Lucid Pola & Bryson - This Time Last Year In:Most - Uh! ft. Walk:r Hugh Hardie - Everything Was Nothing (feat. Benji Clements) Danny Byrd - Sweet Harmony ft. Liquid Kings Of The Rollers - Tisno S.P.Y - Rock Da House Alix Perez - The Raven Nu:Tone - Jet Stream ft. Talc LSB - About Tonight

Tony Jones is best known as the host of ABC TV’s tightly controlled, agenda-setting and sometimes combative political panel programme, Q&A. Having presented the programme for almost ten years, Jones has learned a few things about tension, intrigue, complex plots and surprise attacks. Those years of experience – not to mention the preceding decades as an ABC investigative reporter and foreign correspondent – have prepared Jones perfectly for his latest incarnation as a thriller writer. His debut novel, The Twentieth Man, tells an electrifying tale of crime, terror and international conspiracy and is set between the corridors of power in 1970s Canberra and the harsh mountain ranges of former Yugoslavia. Jones has a long-standing interest in the Balkans, having covered the Bosnian conflict in the 1990s during his stint as the ABC’s Europe correspondent. In conversation with Jason Steger at Montalto Vineyard and Olive Grove, this veteran of Australian journalism discusses his foray into fiction and the experiences in Australia and overseas that have inspired it.

Learn about Olive Grove now under YMCA management and getting started with Active April. Can you do better than Daz and Cindy and lose five kilograms during the month? That is the challenge!

Three times Pulitzer prize-winning journalist Thomas Friedman is a foreign affairs columnist for The New York Times, and the author of From Beirut to Jerusalem, The World is Flat, The Lexus and the Olive Grove and his latest, Thank You For Being Late: An Optimist’s Guide to Thriving in the Age of Accelerations. He takes the Auckland stage fresh from interviewing Bill Gates at the CEOs Summit in Seattle, and not long after attempting to question Donald Trump in his post-election meeting with The New York Times. These are extraordinary times; Friedman is an acute observer of world affairs. In a wide-ranging discussion with Michael Williams he discusses his new book and other matters. AUCKLAND WRITERS FESTIVAL 2017

In previous Quarterly Essays, David Marr has turned his merciless pen to powerful men of the establishment: George Pell, Kevin Rudd, Tony Abbott and Bill Shorten. In his new biographical essay, however, Marr's subject is a self-styled populist outlier and a woman: Pauline Hanson. As Australian political figures go, they don't come much more colourful than Hanson. Her divisive speeches and curious catchphrases are etched into the memories of many Australians, from the maiden speech to Parliament (‘we are in danger of being swamped by Asians') to the famous response to the question of xenophobia on 60 Minutes (‘Please explain?'). Then there was the prison stint, the Dancing with the Stars stint, and the extraordinary recent comeback. The former fish-and-chips shop owner is both loved and loathed. And she's a serious threat to both major parties, with climbing national approval figures. Today, Hanson has much in common with other anti-immigration, protectionist and populist political figures gaining traction across the world. Join David Marr, one of the finest minds in Australian journalism, as he discusses Pauline Hanson and the uniquely Australian strain of the politics of resentment. Hosted by Sally Warhaft, and recorded live at Montalto Vineyard and Olive Grove.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Greenfield Baptist Church - 1st service sermon from 03/06/2016 Titled: "The Olive Grove" Sermon by: Pastor Dave Waldo Focus Scripture: John 18:1-11

Playwright Hannie Rayson is a much-loved Australian institution. She made history when her stage hit Life After George became the first play to be shortlisted for the Miles Franklin Award, and her first major success, Hotel Sorrento was made into a feature film and is a staple of VCE reading lists. She has also written for television, including popular hit Sea Change. In her long-awaited memoir, Hello Beautiful, Hannie presents scenes from her own life, with all the insight, wit and narrative flair she has perfected in her plays. In this conversation with writer, director and broadcaster Lorin Clarke, she shares insights from this hilarious (and often dramatic) behind-the-scenes look at the life of an Australian success story. In partnership with Montalto Vineyard & Olive Grove.

Ian and Ali have been trying to get Lloyd Meredith on the podcast for some time, and this month they get their man. As music blogger Peenko he was one of Scottish music’s greatest champions, and, alongside Halina Rifai, he founded Olive Grove Records, who are home to Jo Mango, Woodenbox, The Son(s), Call To Mind and more. He also manages Randolph’s Leap as well. All of the above are some of Scots Whay Hae!’s favourite bands and musicians, and what unfolds on the pod is basically one fanboy talking to another about Olive Grove and much more.

Hannah Kent’s debut novel Burial Rites has been shortlisted for the Stella Prize and the Bailey Women’s Prize for Fiction. Featuring the curious case of Agnes Magnúsdóttir, the last woman to be hanged in Iceland, it was one of the international success stories of 2013. Join her as she recounts how she came to write the story of this misunderstood woman, in conversation with Jo Case. Presented in partnership with Montalto Vineyard & Olive Grove.

Favel Parrett burst onto the Australian literary scene in a flood of well-deserved praise (and comparisons to Tim Winton) with her darkly beautiful debut, Past the Shallows, shortlisted for the Miles Franklin. Her much-anticipated second novel is When the Night Comes – an evocative story about the power that fear and kindness have to change lives. In partnership with Montalto Vineyard & Olive Grove.

Carrie Tiffany is one of Australia’s most celebrated writers – her two novels, Everyman’s Rules for Scientific Living and Mateship with Birds, have won a swag of awards, including the inaugural Stella Prize for the latter. She writes about regional Australia with a sharp eye, fine wit and polished storytelling acumen. Join her to hear about her brilliant career, and explore the world of her novels. In partnership with Montalto Vineyard & Olive Grove.

The Night Guest, Fiona McFarlane’s striking debut novel, has been shortlisted for the Miles Franklin Award and was the winner of the NSW Premier’s Literary Awards' 2014 UTS Glenda Adams Award for New Writing. It’s a gripping story of love, dependence, fear and the end of a life. Join Fiona for an evening of dinner, drinks and great literary company, as she talks about the inspiration behind her latest work –and her thoughts on its sensational reception - with Melbourne Writers Festival director Lisa Dempster. Presented in partnership with Montalto Vineyard & Olive Grove.

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the publication of Stiff, the very first Murray Whelan tale, Shane Maloney will be our latest guest at Montalto. Covering the breadth of his career, Shane will delve into the screen adaptations of Stiff and The Brush-Off and give us the low-down on what our Victorian hero is up to these days. Shane will be in conversation with Mary Delahunty. Presented in partnership with Montalto Vineyard & Olive Grove.

Alex Miller is the author of an astounding ten novels – and the owner of a swag of literary awards, including two Miles Franklins (for Journey to the Stone Country and The Ancestor Game). His beautifully wrought, intricately thoughtful, novels excavate the heart of the Australian psyche, including the complex relationship between indigenous and settler Australia. Miller’s work is often informed by his early experience working and travelling in outback Australia, as a stockman and various other jobs, after emigrating from England at the age of 16. Coal Creek, his much-praised latest novel, sprang directly from that time. Miller inhabits the inarticulate character of Bobby Blue, a stockman’s son who becomes deputy to the local constable – an outsider with cosmopolitan views that don’t fit with the land he has arrived in. It’s a novel of love, betrayal, and what happens when cultures clash and lines are crossed. Presented in partnership with Montalto Vineyard & Olive Grove.

Elliot Perlman’s first novel, Three Dollars, won the Age Book of the Year Award – an auspicious start to what has been an extraordinary international career. His second novel, Seven Types of Ambiguity, was shortlisted for the Miles Franklin. With The Street Sweeper, Perlman cemented his reputation as a novelist who explores the burning social and political issues of our time. ‘Epic is a word that one must use carefully,’ wrote the Guardian, reviewing the book. ‘But this is an epic, in scope and moral seriousness.’ Presented in partnership with Montalto Vineyard & Olive Grove.