Podcasts about outdoor festival

Join me for a special "The Truth In This Art" series at Artscape 40, where I interview incredible artists and performers who bring Baltimore's vibrant cultural flair to life. Explore the creativity and passion behind one of America's largest free outdoor arts festivals.Relive Artscape 40, showcasing diverse artists, performances, and activities for all. This series captures the essence of Baltimore's artistic community, featuring exclusive interviews with musicians, visual artists, and performers who make this festival a remarkable experience.Thank you to BOPA and our guests for supporting these interviews, proudly presented by Verizon and Crust By Mack. ★ Support this podcast ★

About the Guest:Tosha Yoder is the Event Coordinator at Visit Johnson City, where she plays a pivotal role in orchestrating major events such as the Meet the Mountains festival. With a background in psychology and extensive experience in customer service, she has successfully transitioned into event management. Her attention to detail, organizational skills, and passion for outdoor activities and family-oriented events make her a vital asset to the Johnson City community.Episode Summary:In this episode of the Johnson City Living Podcast, host Colin Johnson sits down with Tosha Yoder, Event Coordinator at Visit Johnson City. The conversation delves into the preparations for the upcoming Meet the Mountains festival, scheduled for August 9th and 10th at Winged Deer Park. Tosha shares behind-the-scenes insights into event planning and highlights the family-friendly and outdoor-focused activities that attendees can look forward to.Are you ready to discover the vibrant community events happening in Johnson City? Join Colin Johnson as he chats with Tosha Yoder about the much-anticipated Meet the Mountains festival. This episode is filled with details about the festival's offerings, from rock climbing and zip-lining to a unique dog dock diving competition. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike, this festival promises a memorable experience.Not only does Tosha provide a comprehensive overview of Meet the Mountains, but she also touches on her life in Johnson City, her career path, and the local education system. The discussion extends to the broader contributions and collaborations of Visit Johnson City, aiming to promote regional tourism. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the dynamic intersection of community engagement and tourism development.Key Takeaways:Meet the Mountains Festival: Scheduled for August 9th and 10th at Winged Deer Park, offering diverse activities like zip-lining, rock climbing, kayaking, and a Sorba bike obstacle course.Family-Friendly Fun: The festival caters to all ages, featuring nearly 93 vendors, educational clinics, and interactive experiences designed to engage both children and adults.Local School System: Tosha commends Johnson City's schools for their excellent communication and supportive environment, making it a great place for families to thrive.Regional Collaborations: Emphasis on the importance of regional cooperation with entities like Northeast Tennessee Tourism association to bolster tourism and community spirit.Personal Insights: Tosha shares her journey from a background in psychology to becoming an event coordinator and reflects on the joys of living in Johnson City.Notable Quotes:“We thank you for just the Visit Johnson City organization and how they're bringing people to this place that we think is your country.” - Colin Johnson"It takes at least nine months to a year to fully plan out the festival." - Tosha Yoder"Buffalo Mountain is one that we, at Visit Johnson City, really try to push for people to go to." - Tosha Yoder"Just knowing that I get to help those kids experience something worthwhile, it really fires me up." - Tosha Yoder"We have a great lineup of education folks and a great lineup of music which we'll be announcing very soon." - Tosha YoderResources:Visit Johnson City:Website: Visit Johnson City TNEmail: Yoder@visitjohnsoncitytn.comMeet the Mountains Festival:Website: MTM FestJohnson City Brewing CompanyReady to dive deeper into what makes Johnson City a special place to live and visit? Listen to the full episode for more exciting details about the Meet the Mountains festival and stay tuned for future episodes filled with community insights and local events.

In this episode, we sit down with several guests from the Maggie Valley Fly Fishing and Outdoor Festival. We kick the episode off with the family of Scottie Finanger the lead creator at Wild Fly Productions. His dad Dan and uncle Scott discuss with us the joy of watching someone you love succeed. See more from Wild Fly and the film with uncle Scott: https://youtu.be/3WhBqt8iopc?si=gwgrkFIc-07BOn0o Then we have multiple short interviews with the following: Preston Jacobsen of Haywood Waterways Association: https://www.haywoodwaterways.org/ Will Mossbrook from Blue Ridge Flies: https://blueridgeflies.com/ Glen Murray of Saluda Beads: https://saludabeads.com/ Shannon Young of Maggie Valley Fly Shop: https://www.maggievalleyflyshop.com/ Beau Beasley with his new book "Healing Waters:" https://beaubeasley.com/books/ We want to give a big thank you to all of these guests and to everyone who came out and made the Maggie Valley Fly Fishing and Outdoor Festival such a success. It was great meeting everyone who stopped by our booth. You're the reason we keep doing this podcast. Also a special thanks to James Simmons (Caleb's son) and family friend Marleigh Littrell for their special appearance. Find Dads On The Fly online and sign up for our newsletter at https://www.dadsonthefly.com/ Support Dads On the Fly on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=84380068 Check out our sponsors: https://troutinsights.com/ https://catchcamnets.com/ https://turtleboxaudio.com/  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dadsonthefly/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dadsonthefly/support

Open Seas is a Scottish charity that focusses on protecting our marine environment and the things that live in it. A few weeks ago, Mark joined them in Skye where they were carrying out seabed surveys. While the weather didn't play ball and they didn't get out on their planned boat trip, the team did manage to show him the kind of footage they record and why it's important in influencing the kinds of protection marine areas can get.Rachel is in Pitlochry where the Firebrand Theatre Company along with the Festival Theatre are staging a play all about naturalist and poet Nan Shepherd: Naked and Unashamed. She hears about how the play came together and the extraordinary legacy of Nan.Wigtown is now well known across Scotland and the wider literary world as Scotland's Book Town. It's a title it has held since 1998 and since the first festival in 1999, the town has seen its prospects transformed. Mark met up with Anne Barclay from the festival company to hear about the positive changes in the town over the past 25 years.Rachel heads out on a coastal foraging walk as part of the 2024 Moray Walking and Outdoor Festival which kicks off this weekend. Forager Daniel shows her some of the things that can be found along the coastline from plants to seaweeds, foods and medicine.By the time Out of Doors is broadcast, Scotland will have played Germany in the opening match of Euro 2024. For the past few days Scotland fans have been arriving in Munich and the town is covered in tartan and saltires. But what is the origin of the white cross on a blue background? Mark visits the Scottish Flag Trust at Athelstaneford in East Lothian to find out more.The story of modern whaling in the Southern Hemisphere is a controversial one. Many British companies played a key role in the industry, and they had a largely Scottish workforce. A project is underway to collect the memories of those who worked in the industry and their families before it's too late. We chat live to Helen Balfour from the Whalers' Memory Bank to find out more about the project.A couple of weeks ago the last seagoing paddle steamer in the world, The Waverley, made its first ever visit to Ullapool. Our news colleague in Inverness Stephen Macleod went along to experience the excitement.In this week's Scotland Outdoors podcast, Rachel speaks to Artist in Residence at the Rahoy Nature Reserve, Liz Myhill. Her role is to raise awareness of the huge reserve and encourage people to visit and explore. We hear an excerpt.More than 130 years ago two men began a years' long adventure to discover, climb and map Skye's famous Black Cuillin. Professor Norman Collie was a scientist and John Mackenzie was a local mountain guide. The unlikely pair are considered among the greatest pioneering mountaineers of their time and in 2020 after several years of fundraising, a statue was erected in their memory. Mark went to visit it in Sligachan and hear Collie and Mackenzie's story.

Nan & Kam take you on a tour of Dominion Energy Riverrock as it gets set up for the weekend. Get a lay of the land, hear about the highlights, and learn more about new events. We also talk to Omar Hafez from the Richmond Rapids. Omar is participating in one of the festival's newest events, the Cup of the East Kayak Polo tournament. We recommend watching this one!

Welcome to THE ROCK FIGHT, an outdoor podcast that aims for the head. Today on the show Colin & Justin read listener emails, one that is a response to Colin's views on mountain towns and another on the merits of Big Wednesday as an outdoor movie.Then the guys break down the following headlines out of the outdoor industry from the past week (time codes provided):Leatherman's New Rewards Program (10:23)The Suunto Wing's Bone-Sound Technology (14:09)Justin's Thoughts On The Recently Announced Outside Festival (21:28)Please subscribe to THE ROCK FIGHT and give us a 5 star review wherever you get your podcasts.Have a question or comment for a future mailbag episode? Send it to myrockfight@gmail.com or send a message on Instagram or Threads.Subscribe to Adventure Journal to get more Justin Housman in your life.Support our partners!Head over to Gear Trade to turn your unused gear and apparel into cash money or to pick up that piece of gear you need for your next adventure! Check out Long Weekend Coffee for the best cup of coffee for your next adventure. Be sure to enter promo code 'rock10' at checkout to receive 10% off of your first order. Long Weekend Coffee...more weekend, please. Thanks for listening! THE ROCK FIGHT is a production of Rock Fight, LLC.

Today on THE ROCK FIGHT, an outdoor podcast that aims for the head, we dig into the following 3 outdoor headlines from the past week (time codes included for your listening pleasure):First up is the story that Mammut is pulling out all of the stops to get their North American business over $100m by 2028 (00:58)Outdoor Retailer Winter Market reveals a tiny floor plan for the upcoming show (05:30)Outside and The Big Gear Show announced The Outside Festival for 2024 and they seem to be missing the point as they aim to be the SXSW of the outdoors (06:19)Please subscribe to THE ROCK FIGHT and give us a 5 star review wherever you get your podcasts.Have a question or comment for a future mailbag episode? Send it to myrockfight@gmail.com or send a message on Instagram or Threads.Subscribe to Adventure Journal to get more Justin Housman in your life.Support our partners!Head over to Gear Trade to turn your unused gear and apparel into cash money or to pick up that piece of gear you need for your next adventure! Check out Long Weekend Coffee for the best cup of coffee for your next adventure. Be sure to enter promo code 'rock10' at checkout to receive 10% off of your first order. Long Weekend Coffee...more weekend, please. Thanks for listening! THE ROCK FIGHT is a production of Rock Fight, LLC.

A few friends of the channel are putting on a MTB festival in Arizona that focuses on Veterans, Military, First Responders, and all those who support them. Jump on this podcast to hear more about it. ►Featured Links https://bit.ly/3ZzWkZ6 ::: Warriors Outdoor Festival https://bit.ly/3dJBbDq ::: Spartan Rides https://bit.ly/3lxcb6N ::: Trail Manos https://bit.ly/3m22X1g ::: Dirt Therapy Project ►B1KER Bar Podcast https://apple.co/2PM5kFR ::: iTunes http://bit.ly/2Am6D9p ::: Google Play http://bit.ly/2CY8jbz ::: SoundCloud ►Support B1KER http://patreon.b1ker.com ::: Patreon http://donate.b1ker.com ::: Donate http://shop.b1ker.com ::: B1KER Shop ►B1KER Social Media https://www.instagram.com/b1kerb1/ https://www.facebook.com/b1kerb1/ https://www.twitter.com/b1kerb1/ ►Contact B1KER http://contact.b1ker.com

Wie kommt der Straps auf die Idee, 730 Kilometer in 27 Stunden durch Österreich zu radeln, und das noch dazu bei Dauerregen? Eigentlich war es ganz einfach: Wenn man schon zum Outdoor Festival nach Dornbirn eingeladen wird, dann fährt man mit dem Rad hin. Und wenn man schon so weit fährt, dann kann man gleich am östlichsten Punkt Österreichs beginnen. Und wenn beim Festival vor Ort sowieso live-TV produziert wird, dann schickt man gleich ein Kamera Team mit, um ein paar Einblicke in den Sport zu gewähren.So kam es, dass Christoph Strasser sein Heimatland durchquerte. Und weil nach dem Race Across Italy noch zwei große unsupported Rennen auf seinem Plan stehen, war auch diese Fahrt im unsupported Modus, um sich wieder an das Selbstmanagement on the road zu gewöhnen. Hardcore Verfechter der unsupported Regeln schreien jetzt laut, dass Medienteams nicht erlaubt sind, aber es war ja nur Training und kein Rennen. Und genau daher war es auch so schön, dass unterwegs so viel auf der Strecke los war: Viele Zuschauer am Straßenrand, immer wieder Begleitung von Leuten, die für ein paar Kilometer mit dem Rad neben Christoph in die Pedale traten und ein toller Empfang in Vorarlberg.Wegen des Wetters musste die Route zwar angepasst und einige Berge umfahren werden, doch es lief trotz nasskalter Bedingungen sehr gut.Ein paar kleine Fails gab es aber trotzdem: Warum packt man aus Prinzip nur zwei Paar Handschuhe ein, wenn es im Kleiderschrank 20 unterschiedlich warme und wasserfeste davon gibt, und muss dann unterwegs welche kaufen? Wieso nimmt man die Pumpe mit, vergisst dann vor dem Start aber aufs Aufpumpen? Nur um dann geschmeidig und komfortabel über Kanten im Asphalt zu rollen?Links:Livestreams by @k19.tv: Tag 1: www.youtube.com/live/NSkjU9zVnhA?feature=shareTag 2: www.youtube.com/live/jU6rEFodRD8?feature=shareHighlights: youtu.be/Cp912F68Vh8 

V Vipavski dolini in v Tolminu se odvijata dve najstarejši in najpopularnejši trail prireditvi pri nas. Ultra Trail Vipava Valley in Soča Outdoor Festival sta dogodka, ki postavljata standarde v tem prostoru in zasledujeta trajni napredek. Zato sem v goste povabil najprej Boštjana Mikuža iz UTVV, potem pa še Petra Dakskoblerja iz SOF, da mi razložita vse o njunih izjemnih dogodkih. O skromnih začetkih pred desetletjem do mednarodno znanih festivalov, ki eksponentno rasteta. O izzivih, lokalnem okolju, letošnjih novostih in še marsičem. Tudi če še niste trail tekač, vas bo zanimalo. Prijave na oba dogodka še odprte!

Max dials in Kinder, with two sisters who are heating up Australian dancefloors with their latest EP, "Akwaaba". They chat about their rapid-fire release schedule, how this release is a product of Byron Bay, and give a very wise warning ahead of summer shows.Connect with Kinder on Instagram and Facebook, and listen to "Akwaaba" on Spotify and Apple Music.  Discover more new music and hear your favourite artists with 78 Amped on Instagram, on Facebook.

On Location at Becoming Fire: The Vocation Office's Outdoor Festival.Lindsay Fullerman joins us from FitFromFaith.comWe talk about how prayer and exercise are linked.Church search goes to St. Barnabus.Readings for next week can be found here.

Join us as we sit down with our friends Steve and Marco from the Ducks Unlimited Canada Grimsby Chapter, as they tell us all about the upcoming Outdoor Festival and Fundraising Dinner on August 20.  Of course Punisher Waterfowl will be there, with Canadian Waterfowl Supplies and many more exciting vendors. As always, surround yourselves with good people. Interested in some new gear for the season? Visit Canadian Waterfowl Supplies: https://www.canadianwaterfowlsupplies.com/ Looking for some Punisher Swag? www.punisherwaterfowl.com A huge thank you to our show sponsors: Vortex Canada : https://www.vortexcanada.net/ Real Geese Decoys : https://webfootdecoys.com/ Have ideas for a topic? Know someone who would be a good guest? Have questions about the show? Reach out on social media: Instagram : www.instagram.com/punisherwaterfowl : @punisherwaterfowl Facebook : www.facebook.com/punisherwaterfowl #Hunting #Podcast #Duck

Notre Guest est Reynald Debreyne, chef du service des sports au Département des Alpes-Maritimes. Il nous parle de la première édition de l'Outdoor Festival 06 qui se déroulera du 29 avril au 1er mai.  Conçu et coordonné par la collectivité départementale avec l'ensemble des acteurs du monde des sports de pleine nature, ce nouvel événement a pour objectif de faire découvrir le territoire maralpin à travers la pratique des sports outdoor : randonnée, VTT, escalade mais aussi kayak, paddle, voile ou encore parapente, trail et tyrolienne. 

We previewed next weekend's DELECTRICITY Nighttime Outdoor Festival in Midtown Detroit on this week's Travel Michigan Update. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

London's free outdoor festival GDIF (Greenwich + Docklands International festival) 2021 will again be providing access for blind and partially sighted people through audio description to many of the great performances and events this year.  GDIF 2021 runs from Friday 27 August to Saturday 11 September and RNIB Connect Radio's Toby Davey caught up with Alex Covell, GDIF Access Producer to find out a bit more about what is on offer this year for visually impaired people. Alex began by giving Toby a brief background to GDIF and why access is so important to the festival. Alex then gave a flavour of what is on offer during GDIF 2021 for blind and partially sighted people with audio description as well as some of the other access provision such as access tents, meeting points and much more besides.  There is a fantastic range of accessible events during GDIF 2021 and more details including an audio flyer and brochure can be found by visiting the access pages of the festival website via the following link -  https://festival.org/gdif/access-at-gdif/

At the end of August, Brooklyn's Commodore Barry Park becomes a space of black joy. AfroPunk, a 2-day festival, celebrates artists from every genre of music. Besides recognizing the diversity in black culture, it offers so much more. In this… Continue Reading → The post EPISODE TWENTY: AFROPUNK ‘NUFF SAID first appeared on Hall Pass Break.

Today's episode of the Cruz Mornings Podcast is brought to by the word LOCAL! The Mountain Equipment Co-op drama, the Sid Buckwold Bridge smells funky, where should a permanent outdoor festival site go in Saskatoon, and another chapter in the Regina/Saskatoon rivalry. Some other fun, non-local stuff too! Superstitions we remember as kids, a flight to nowhere, and Cruz Confused Lyrics!

Cristiano Ceffarelli, aka Jason K, is currently resident DJ of the DOT project and Sundance Sunday in Rome, Italy. Eclectic and hard to label as DJ, you can expect anything in his sets. In his first 18 years of career, his collaborations with Outdoor Festival, Spring Attitude Festival and the WoooW crew stand out. Are you ready for a journey on house and disco world? Tracklist 01. The Vision feat. Andreya Triana - Heaven (Danny Krivit Edit) 02. Art of Tones feat. Anduze - Flower Child 03. Instant Funk - I Got My Mind Made Up (The Reflex Revision) 04. Lizzie Curious - Tell Me 05. Francis Overcast - Turn Around (Soul Central Remix) 06. Todd Terry & Louie Vega - Keep Pumping It Up (Club Mix) 07. Javi Frias - Push Me 08. Dan Shake - Bert's Groove 09. Cratebug - Deputy Of Love 10. Matthias Heilbronn - Can't Hide (Matty's out from Hiding Mix) 11. Boys Noize - MVINLINE

Cristiano Ceffarelli, aka Jason K, is currently resident DJ of the DOT project and Sundance Sunday in Rome, Italy. Eclectic and hard to label as DJ, you can expect anything in his sets. In his first 18 years of career, his collaborations with Outdoor Festival, Spring Attitude Festival and the WoooW crew stand out. Are you ready for a journey on house and disco world? Tracklist 01. The Vision feat. Andreya Triana - Heaven (Danny Krivit Edit) 02. Art of Tones feat. Anduze - Flower Child 03. Instant Funk - I Got My Mind Made Up (The Reflex Revision) 04. Lizzie Curious - Tell Me 05. Francis Overcast - Turn Around (Soul Central Remix) 06. Todd Terry & Louie Vega - Keep Pumping It Up (Club Mix) 07. Javi Frias - Push Me 08. Dan Shake - Bert’s Groove 09. Cratebug - Deputy Of Love 10. Matthias Heilbronn - Can’t Hide (Matty’s out from Hiding Mix) 11. Boys Noize - MVINLINE

Cristiano Ceffarelli, aka Jason K, is currently resident DJ of the DOT project and Sundance Sunday in Rome, Italy. Eclectic and hard to label as DJ, you can expect anything in his sets. In his first 18 years of career, his collaborations with Outdoor Festival, Spring Attitude Festival and the WoooW crew stand out. Are you ready for a journey on house and disco world? Tracklist 01. The Vision feat. Andreya Triana - Heaven (Danny Krivit Edit) 02. Art of Tones feat. Anduze - Flower Child 03. Instant Funk - I Got My Mind Made Up (The Reflex Revision) 04. Lizzie Curious - Tell Me 05. Francis Overcast - Turn Around (Soul Central Remix) 06. Todd Terry & Louie Vega - Keep Pumping It Up (Club Mix) 07. Javi Frias - Push Me 08. Dan Shake - Bert’s Groove 09. Cratebug - Deputy Of Love 10. Matthias Heilbronn - Can’t Hide (Matty’s out from Hiding Mix) 11. Boys Noize - MVINLINE

Chevon Powell founded Refuge Outdoor Festival in 2018 to provide joy, community, connection, and refuge in the outdoors for Black, Indigenous, People of Color, and allies. This year's virtual festival will look a little different, but the same level of intention, care, and healing is imbued in each and every detail of the 3-day event.In this episode, we'll hear about the importance of community in Chevon's life and how she's cultivating it from a distance, her philosophy for event planning, and how she strives to create a safer space for festival-goers.Featured in this episode: Chevon Powell, founder of Refuge Outdoor FestivalHosted & Produced by Gale StraubA production of Ravel MediaSponsored by Raycon & Peak ScentsJoin the She Explores Podcast community on FacebookVisit She-Explores.com & Follow Us on InstagramResourcesRefuge Outdoor Festival: Website | Instagram | FacebookSundae Sermon: A Celebration of Black FolksGirl TrekSubmit Your Appalachian Trail StoryRavel MediaSponsors and Discount CodesPeak Scents: Get 20% your order when you use the code EXPLORE20 at checkout at PeakScents.com.Raycon: Get 15% off your order at BuyRaycon.com/explore.Episodes air weekly on Wednesdays-- subscribe wherever you listen so you never miss an episode.Ad Music is by Josh Woodward, Swelling, & Lee Rosevere.Other music is by Eric Kinny via Music Bed.

Spending time outside isn't just about solitude and silence. At the Refuge Outdoor Festival, a 3-day camping experience outside of Seattle, WA, people of color and allies are invited to gather and build community. We chat with Chevon, the founder of Refuge, and also her parents who traveled all the way from Houston, Texas to camp for the first time. This episode is sponsored by REI. Stay tuned for a sneak peek into their newest initiative: Race and Pace

We live in an a vibrant city full of creativity. Experience at least one, if not more, of these wonderful events happening 'This Week In Art'.- Explore the west with a crew of insane yet loyal volunteers led by one-armed Captain John Wesley Powell as they set out to chart the course of the Colorado River. An all female cast of 'Men On Boats' opens Thursday at Mad Cow Theatre and runs through Feb 9.- Beginning Saturday, ZORA! Festival 2020 celebrates the life of Zora Neal Hurston with public talks, museum exhibitions, theatrical productions, arts education programming, and a 3-day Outdoor Festival of the Arts.- Thursday, Bach Festival Society of Winter Park hosts Insights & Sounds: The Greatest Composers You've Never Heard Of. Experience compsoers whose talent has escaped notice in modern times.- This Friday, Garden Theatre opens 'Violet', a folk musical about a woman's cross-country journey to find healing.It's a beautfiul week in Central Florida. Get out and see your city!

On Saturday the 31st of August I had the honour of being a guest of Lucien Foort on his stage at Stereo Outdoor. The stage was actually build on the lake with the crowd dancing on the beach. The people created a truly amazing vibe all day long. Follow Full On Funk: info@fullonfunk.com www.fullonfunk.com www.facebook.com/full.onfunk www.instagram.com/fullonfunk/ www.residentadvisor.net/dj/fullonfunk www.youtube.com/officialfullonfunk @full-on-funk

She discovers how spending time in the outdoors can be therapeutic for everyone.

Jane Mitchell is an accredited mindfulness practitioner and teacher and a registered Learning Disability Nurse.Jane helps people to "deepen their awareness of their own experience," and was my guest on today's radio show to describe her work and how mindfulness can help business leaders and social entrepreneurs."Mindfulness is the opposite of autopilot" she says and involves being attentive, present in the current moment, in a non-judgemental way. She describes its benefits in the interview and runs through a simple, short exercise you can do (which I did, in the studio, during the interview).Timings:0 - 5:35 Introduction and updates, including a joint letter from the TUC’s general secretary, Frances O’Grady, and the CBI’s Carolyn Fairbairn, warning that the UK faces a "national emergency" and warning of the danger of a no-deal Brexit; Sheffield Adventure Film Festival and The Outdoor Festival; Phlegm's Mausoleum of the Giants; getting in touch.5:35 Jane Mitchell part 1: Jane's route to becoming a registered mindfulness practitioner.14:55 What is mindfulness? How does mindfulness help people who are running businesses or social enterprises, or self-employed people, and why has there been an increase in interest in mindfulness?28:40 Break. News of a fantastic opportunity for social entrepreneurs, leaders of community enterprises, and other businesses and organisations making a demonstrable impact: The Cambridge Social Innovation Prize.31:29 Jane Mitchell part 2: if listeners are stressed, overwhelmed, on "autopilot," feel pulled from deadline to deadline or have an "inner critic": what techniques can they use to alleviate stress and to find a place of stillness or calm?36:00 Jane runs through the three-minute breathing exercise, live in the studio with me and with listeners - you can take part too.39:00 how did the three-minute breathing exercise make me feel?41:40 how Jane has developed her practice and her programmes - and what her day-to-day week looks like,44:00 what happens if engaging in mindfulness programmes or practices makes participants more aware of challenging or difficult issues - how do they deal with this? Is this a legitimate concern?46:53 what does the accreditation in mindfulness mean? If listeners want to find a teacher, what should they look for, and where can they find teachers meeting guidelines for good practice?48:38 - end how to reach Jane, her events, and wrapping up

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Un año más celebramos el aniversario de la Santa casa con un especial Pastis & Buenri y en esta edición comentando lo que será el próximo sábado en el primer Outdoor festival de esta legendaria pareja de djs..

So far on Why Food?, we've talked to many food entrepreneurs about taking the leap from their former careers into food and beverage -- but what if you’ve already launched a successful, growing food business when another steals your heart? In this episode, Big Mozz founder Matt Gallira tells us about when (and why) he decided to pivot from his tomato sauce business, Atlantic Ave Company, to focus on taking his hand-stretched mozzarella and deep-fried mozzarella stick tent at Smorgasburg into the big leagues of outdoor festivals. Big Mozz’s Executive Chef, Jimmy Warren, also joins us in the studio with tales of how he went from majoring in finance to cooking for multiple sorority houses to Del Posto and finally as the first hire for the Big Mozz team. Please join us as we discuss the balance of creativity and scale, good questions to ask a founding partner and how Big Mozz is taking festival fare to the next level. Why Food? is powered by Simplecast

Wer ist Peter eigentlich? Ich bin Peter von derkasten.de. Der Blog rund um das Thema Familie, Draussen, Unterwegs. Zusätzlich veranstalte ich mit vielen Partnern Ende September im Südtiroler Schnalstal das 1. Camper Van Summit Meeting 2017. Das Camper Van Treffen mit Outdoor Festival.       Das Camper Van Summit Meeting Das erste Camper Van Treffen in Südtirol. Hier treffen sich Outdoorbegeisterte Camper um den Sommer ausklingen zu lassen. Natürlich sind auch alle Willkommen die jetzt nicht vornehmlich mit einem Kastenwagen unterwegs sind. Jeder der Camping mit viel draussen sein verbindet ist herzlich eingeladen. Neben einem breiten Aktivitätenprogramm stehen auch Ansprechpartner von Herstellern und Lieferanten zur Verfügung. Mit Ihnen kann man sich "1 zu 1" austauschen oder auch mal mit zum eigenen Van, Wohnmobil oder Wohnwagen mitnehmen um geplante Änderungen direkt am eigenen Wagen zu besprechen. Völlig zwanglos und ohne den Punkt "Der will mir ja eh nur was verkaufen" im Hinterkopf zu haben. Dann sind dort auch einige Dauerreisende, Businesscamper und Blogger anzutreffen. Mit Ihnen kann man sich in entspannter Atmosphäre auch mal darüber unterhalten wie das alles so funktioniert. Arbeiten und permanentes Reisen. Oder aber auch was die ersten Schritte dorthin überhaupt sein könnten. Oder was denn eigentlich nicht so toll ist an so einem "Leben". Alle Infos zum Programm, Partner, Teilnehmern und Preie findet Ihr auf der Webiste! Website: https://www.cvsm.de/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/campervansummitmeeting Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/campervansummitmeeting/ Wo und wie kann man mich finden Website: http://www.derkasten.de Email: peter@derkasten.de

This fall, Sugarlands Distilling Company will host a brand new music and outdoor festival in Gatlinburg, TN! Featuring concerts from Hard Working Americans, The Travelin’ McCourys, the Jeff Austin Band, and more than two dozen other groups, this four-day celebration is a can’t-miss event for anyone who loves roots music. In addition to all of […] The post Sugarlands Mountainfest: New Music and Outdoor Festival Coming to Gatlinburg appeared first on Visit My Smokies.

“We want to actually connect the people in a different way than usual.” – Iva Bencun “We strongly believe that we can do this festival and that we must do it in order to expand that kind of love that we feel for Zadar.” – Martina Ljustina Today's guests on the Art of Adventure podcast are two adventure savvy entrepreneurs who has devoted their time and effort in order to provide fun and thrill for other people. Iva Bencun and Martina Ljustina are two of the co-founders of the Zadar Outdoor Festival. This festival showcases the extraordinary geographic diversity of the Zadar region which is perfect for outdoor activities. It also allows the participants to enjoy various sports while challenging their own limits. The first person I met when I moved to Zadar was Martina, and she has been a great friend, helping me with many connections and ideas while I've been here. Martina introduced me to Iva, who has also been a great friend and help during our stay in Croatia. I got to participate in many of the events of the 2017 Zadar Outdoor festival - caving, mountain bike racing, yoga, dancing, whitewater rafting, watching the air show, the highline slackline, and kayak race. There was one peak moment that blew me away -when the bike race finished and the kayak race was starting and the planes were flying overhead while the slackliners were high in the air above the forum- it seemed like everything was happening all at once and it felt like the center of the universe. Successfully organizing the festival in April 2017, the team invites more participants to join on the next Zadar Outdoor Festival. The land and the waters of Zadar region will be the space for people who wish to have the ultimate adventure. What you will learn on this episode: What are the activities in the Zadar Outdoor Festival Making this festival happen Where the idea of the festival came from Building the team What is their promotion strategy Tips in organizing a festival How much does this festival cost Inspiration behind the festival Continue the Adventure (Resources from this episode): Zadar Outdoor Festival on Instagram on Facebook on Twitter Iva Bencun: on Instagram on Facebook on Twitter   Martina Ljustina: on Instagram on Facebook on Twitter You might also like these episodes: Caroline Weiler | The Power Of Storytelling AOA 134 | Garrison Cohen | Creative Events (AKA the Art of Eventure) AOA 148 | Travis Sheridan | Create an Environment for Success

Striking out on your own means a whole lot of hustling. We interview Sarah Knapp, the founder of OutdoorFest and Mappy Hour about how she got started, how she finds time, and how she's learning to appreciate an accomplishment before moving onto her next goal. After graduating from NYU, Sarah applied to work at a ski resort in Alta, Utah. She wanted to immerse herself in the 'ski bum' lifestyle and surround herself with people who were as into skiing as herself. Sarah found herself at home in the outdoor community, and brought the drive to share that feeling with others back to New York. Learn about how Sarah started OutdoorFest, a 10 day outdoor adventure festival in New York City and Mappy Hour, a growing happy hour for urban outdoorists. The opening story in this podcast was contributed by Sara Aranda, founder of Bivy Tales. Special thanks to Sara for her openness and vulnerability in sharing her experiences with anxiety. To contribute to our Father's Day episode, head over to She-Explores.com/podcast/your-voice to read the prompts and submit your recording. Sponsored by Oru Kayak. The podcast we recommended at the end of the episode is called "Wild Ideas Worth Living." Find out more about She Explores on our website, She-Explores.com, and via Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. Music is by Soft & Furious, Nihilore, Drake Stafford, and Komiku via Creativecommons.org.