Podcasts about pamplona spain

ON THIS week's podcast, Sue Nicholson joins us to talk about West Cork Jesters.Nicholson chats about all their activities, events and opportunities going on at their Clubhouse in Durrus.She also delves into their fundraising efforts to get their 17 athletes to the Mixed Ability World Cup in Pamplona Spain in June 2025. They competed at the 2022 World Cup too and Sue talks about why it's so important that they achieve their fundraising goal and make sure they give every athlete and their career the opportunity to travel.Also this week, we look ahead to the West Cork Sports Star Awards for 2024, held on Saturday 18th in the Celtic Ross Hotel.We preview the different categories including the top prize which includes 15 nominees from a variety of sports.The first round of the Beamish Cup took place recently and we will review all the action from that as well as Munster's crucial European Champions Cup win over Saracens.All this and more on this week's Star Sport Podcast. Watch above. Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, by using the player below or by searching 'Southern Star Sport Podcast' wherever you get yours.Follow our hosts on X: @matt_hurley01 and @KieranMcC_SSProduced by Matthew Hurley***The Star Sport Podcast is brought to you in association with Access Credit Union.Access Credit Union - Where your bank really does matter. Choose Credit Union, Choose Local, Choose Community. For more visit www.accesscu.ieSubscribe to The Southern Star's digital edition for less than €2 per week via https://subscribe.southernstar.ie/plans Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Amaya Gurpide is a contemporary artist and the co-artistic director of the Lyme Academy of Fine Arts. She shares stories from her adventurous life, from growing up in Pamplona Spain to Brooklyn NY to Old Lyme CT, and the importance of hearing and heeding your inner drums.  Links and Resources: Amaya's Website Art Instagram Photography Instagram Lyme Academy of Fine Arts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Let's get a count on the number of gorings so far in Pamplona Spain!

Good Morning BT with Bo Thompson & Beth Troutman for Tuesday, July 11th, including guests Brett Winterble talking about President Biden's reported anger issues, Brett Jensen live from Pamplona Spain where he participated - without injury - in the Running of the Bulls, and Mark Garrison with his Dirty Restaurant Tuesday report.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WBT news reporter "Breaking" Brett Jensen joins Good Morning BT with Bo & Beth and Jim Szoke with his post Running-of-the-Bulls report, live from Pamplona, Spain.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Army Veteran, award winning movie producer, world traveler, and Team Rubicon member, Dennis Clancey has run with the bulls in Pamplona Spain over 100 times.  In this interview he shares what it takes to run well on the horns in Pamplona but also in life.  This one gave me goosebumps at times during the recording and it is a must listen to.  Follow Dennis on Instagram and check out his award winning movie when it is released anywhere you stream movies.IG: https://www.instagram.com/dennisclancey/?hl=en Contact Thad - VictoriousVeteranProject@Gmail.comThanks for listening!

Hello to you listening in Pamplona, Spain!Coming to you from Whidbey Island, Washington this is Stories From Women Who Walk with 60 Seconds for Time Out Tuesday and your host, Diane Wyzga.I was asked the other day what do I do when I'm stuck? When the client work isn't as robust as I'd like? When the podcast episodes don't seem to flow from a place of creativity but feel bogged down in muck.You know what I mean. We've all been there. I have an idea to share and I bet you have some, too.    Research has shown that movement, not language, is the foundation of thought. [Mind in Motion: How Action Shapes Thought by Barbara Taversky] Action shapes thought. There's a lot of neuroscience I don't understand about how it works; but I can say this: while I don't know how it works I do know that it works. Motion is the lotion for our thoughts. Maybe we're a species of movers and shakers first. Think about it! We were cave drawing before we began talking in words.When you get to that place where you feel stuck in the mucky middle of a project, idea, book chapter, whatever. Get up and move. Draw your stuckness. Stick figures are fine. Symbols are great. It's not about the art; it's about the motion that creates the thought you want to have. Try big sidewalk chalks on a concrete driveway or magic markers on a big easel pad. I like the big Post It easel pads. I can draw on a page, rip it off the pad, stick it to the wall and after I have a few I step back to look at the problem. The answer is often staring me right in the face.Question: What also works for you when you are stuck in the mucky middle?  You're invited: “Come for the stories - stay for the magic!” Speaking of magic, I hope you'll subscribe, follow, share a 5-star rating and nice review on your social media or podcast channel of choice, and join us next time! Remember to stop by the website, check out the Services, arrange a Discovery Call, and Opt In to stay current with Diane and Quarter Moon Story Arts and on LinkedIn.  Stories From Women Who Walk Production TeamPodcaster: Diane F Wyzga & Quarter Moon Story ArtsMusic: Mer's Waltz from Crossing the Waters by Steve Schuch & Night Heron MusicAll content and image © 2019 to Present: for credit & attribution Quarter Moon Story Arts 

Many people with heart or vascular problems also have high blood pressure, and the latest update of the Cochrane Review of using blood pressure targets in their treatment was published in November 2022. Here's lead author, Luis Carlos Saiz from the Navarre Health Service in Pamplona Spain, to tell us about the review and its latest findings.

Many people with heart or vascular problems also have high blood pressure, and the latest update of the Cochrane Review of using blood pressure targets in their treatment was published in November 2022. Here's lead author, Luis Carlos Saiz from the Navarre Health Service in Pamplona Spain, to tell us about the review and its latest findings.

Ep. 173 - 6 people were gored today in the Running of the Bulls in Pamplona, Spain. Joe asks, "Are you #TeamBull or #TeamHuman?," as Joe adamantly believes that wild animals and livestock should not be used for entertainment purposes.

On this episode of Anchored, Katie Prefontaine, the Director of College Partnerships at CLT, is joined by two American students studying abroad at the University of Navarra. They share their personal experience of studying abroad and challenges such as getting accustomed to the language barrier. They also talk about the difference in learning, education culture, the difference in faith and how it is embodied, and what makes their experience at Navarra enjoyable. 

A Practitioner's Guide to Account-Based Marketing: Accelerating Growth in Strategic Accounts (2nd Edition) by Bev Burgess and Dave Munn About the Book: As some of today's major and complex companies are worth more than the GDPs of some countries, traditional marketing approaches, such as glossy corporate campaigns, will have limited returns. Account-based marketing, also known as client-centric marketing, treats important individual accounts as markets in their own right, to help strengthen relationships, build reputation, and increase revenues in important accounts. A Practitioner's Guide to Account-Based Marketing outlines a clear, step-by-step process for readers to harness ABM tools and techniques and set up ABM programs. Featuring insights from practicing professionals and case studies from organizations including Fujitsu, Infosys, Microsoft, O2, and ServiceNow, it also contains guidance on developing the competencies needed for account-based marketing and managing your ABM career. This updated second edition contains further discussion on how ABM initiatives can go from a pilot to being embedded in a business, new material on quantified value propositions, and updated wider research. Meticulously researched and highly practical, A Practitioner's Guide to Account-Based Marketing will help all marketers to deliver successful B2B marketing. About the Author: Dave Munn is President of ITSMA, a research-based community for B2B marketing leaders that pioneered the account-based marketing approach in the early 2000s. ITSMA is now a Momentum Group company. Prior to joining ITSMA in 1995 Dave held senior-level marketing positions with Oracle and Apple and was a senior analyst at the Ledgeway Group (now part of Gartner). He holds an MBA from Northwestern University's Kellogg School, where he concentrated in Marketing and Corporate Strategy.  And, interesting fact: The only reason his wife Jennifer married him is that on their first date he mentioned having read Hemingway's The Sun Also Rises and that he had run with the bulls in Pamplona Spain! Click here for this episode's website page with the links mentioned during the interview... https://www.salesartillery.com/marketing-book-podcast/practitioners-guide-account-based-marketing-dave-munn

Kris Sokolowski is our guest today. This is one very difficult conversation about a stage 4 cancer diagnosis in June of 2021 and his journey since. A conversation about hope, attitude, and faith. A conversation about Kris taking a leadership role in his own life. Kris is a husband, father, and example to many of us and lives in Atlanta, Georgia. Kris just purchased his tickets to Pamplona Spain 2 days ago to Run with the Bulls. What is behind this trip and other trips he has taken all over the world? Let's find out on today's episode of Counsel Culture. Learn more at www.ericbrooker.com | www.cnn.com/travel/article/terminal-cancer-travel-wellness/index.html & https://www.caringbridge.org/public/krissokolowski

On this episode we catch up with 10Adventures Podcast co-host, Karin who is now 1,720 km into her incredible European bike tour. This latest stage of Karin's trip had her riding the beautiful Camino Frances, which she joined in Pamplona Spain and rode to the famous Santiago de Compostela.  The Camino Frances is the most popular of the Camino routes to Santiago, officially starting in Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port before crossing over the border into Spain through the Pyrenees and continuing through several provinces in Northern Spain to reach Santiago. Karin shares everything about this magical journey, from starting off the day with cafe con leche and tostadas and savouring mouth-watering Galician seafood, to the stunning small villages explored and the variety of options available to those looking to take on the Camino Frances.  Up next on Karin's cross-Europe bike tour is the Camino Portugues which we can't wait to hear about! To stay in loop on Karin's current adventure, give her a follow on IG at @adventureafterall .   Looking for some incredible ways to explore the Camino Frances yourself? Check out the Complete Camino Frances for self-guided walking and for self-guided cycling check out the Cycling the French Camino from Leon to Santiago or the Cycling the Last Week of the Camino Frances.  

Tons of new music for July. Here is the list:Kitchen Sink # 116 Playlist Magic Castles – Sunburst (new, Sun Reign, Minneapolis psych rock with Jason Edmonds) Break 1 Dinosaur Jr – And Me (new, Sweep It Into Space, Amherst MA indie rock) Lou Barlow – Thirsty (new, Reason To Live, MA indie rock) Melenas – Osa Polar (new, Pamplona Spain indie rock) The Fernweh – The Pike (new, UK indie pop) The Umbrellas – She Buys Herself Flowers (new single from forthcoming s/t, SF indie pop) Jorge Elbrecht – Run & Hide (new, Presentable Corpse 002, NYC orchestral pop) The Catenary Wires – Alpine (new, Birling Gap, UK indie folk) Break 2 Doug Tuttle – Weak Ends (new, from forthcoming Pinecone EP, psych pop from Somerville MA) The Orange Peels – 2x2 (new, Celebrate the Moments of Your Life, Virgin Islands indie pop) Blankenberge – No Sense (new single, St Petersburg dream pop) somesurprises – Late July (new, somesurprises, Seattle psych gaze) Sonders – Destinesia (new, Reflection, SF post punk) Jack Traynor - Cheadle Hulme Glue Brains (new, The Apologies of Monsters, Manchester UK indie pop) Break 3 Cold Cave – Night Light (new, Fate in Seven Lessons, LA darkwave) The City Gates – Cape of Good Hope (new, Age of Resilience, Montreal post punk)Beachy Head – Destroy Us (new, s/t, Christian Savill from Slowdive with help from Rachel Goswell, Steve Clarke, and Ryan Graveface) LEATHERS – Missing Scene (new, Reckless EP, Shannon from Vancouver coldwave group ACTORS) A Place to Bury Strangers – Playing the Part (new, Hologram EP, Oliver Ackermann, John Fedowitz, former members of Skywave and Ceremony) Ceremony East Coast – Old (Virginia shoegaze, Safranin Sounds compilation) Break 4 DEAD HORSE ONE – STATIC KING (new single, French shoegaze) Rilev – Gloss (new single, Mexico City shoegaze) Deadlights – A Better Friend (new, Deadlights, Jeff Shelton from The Well Wishers, SF shoegaze) Carbon Memory – Distance (new single, Toronto indie rock) Lunation Fall – Sweet Misery (new, Near, Lyon France shoegaze) SPC ECO – Anything You Did (new, Day by Day June LP, UK dream pop) Break 5 White Flowers – Night Drive (new, Day by Day, Preston UK dream pop from Joey Cobb and Katie Drew) Sungaze – Body in the Mirror (new, This Dream, Cincinnati psych rock) 

In this BYTE sized episode my guest is Daniel Baldwin who has Directed a new documentary film in which all four Baldwin brothers appear. Daniel, Alec, Billy and Stephen. My Promise to P.J.” chronicles how his friend P.J. Raynor overdosed and died, Daniel Baldwin promised PJ that if PJ got sober, they would both do the Running of the Bulls in Pamplona Spain. We talk about the film and the powerful story of the seminal moment that Daniel himself decided to give up his own addiction. If you enjoyed this Byte sized interview you can catch the whole show along on my Facebook Watch show - "Talking Live" here: https://www.facebook.com/TalkingLive FOLLOW, it's free on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and on Audible here: https://tinyurl.com/yxzrl8j7 Buy my book "Your Best Age is Now" an Amazon here: tinyurl.com/ycb3e5vw Follow me on INSTA here: @drrobiludwig    

In Part 1's amazing tales, Episode 14, we found out that Randall Lane likes to live on the edge -- from the jungles of Liberia to the deserts of Nevada.  Besides being chief content officer and editor of Forbes, he's my son, and I found out details on the episode that I never knew about.  His motto is "life is to be experienced," and in both his work and play, he would rather do things than regret the things he didn't do. -- Here, in Part 2,  Episode 15, Randall gives us even more exciting (sometimes harrowing) tales of his adventurous travels -- with a final tale that's unforgettable.-- He begins by mentioning a few of the famous people he's met along the way in his far-reaching travels to "70 or 80 countries." He mentions Malala, Jane Goodall, and rock star groups like Coldplay. -- But we talk with appreciation about memorable people we've met in our travels that are not famous -- real people. Lea mentions a rural woman in Guatemala who showed her beautiful poems she had written.-- Randall tells of going to Cuba and meeting the fisherman who was the old man in Ernest Hemingway's great novella, The Old Man and the Sea. When Rand meets him in the 1990's, the man is 102 years old, but still strong and with some shady things to say about Hemingway.--  We talk of doing risky things like eating blowfish, which could poison you.-- And in keeping with the Hemingway theme, Randall tells of his experience in his 20s when he took the famed right of passage to run with the bulls in Pamplona, Spain. This detailed description is absolutely fascinating -- it puts us all in the action. And even more, it becomes darkly hilarious. You maybe won't believe it -- but it's true.That's my boy!_____Randall Lane is the chief content officer and editor of Forbes. He is the founder of 30 Over 30 and 50 Over 50 franchises, and appears regularly  on MSNBC. Check out his book,  The Zeroes: My Misadventures In the Decade Wall Street Went Insane._____Podcast host Lea Lane has traveled to over 100 countries, written many travel books, including Places I Remember, and has contributed to dozens of guidebooks. She's @lealane on Twitter, Travelea on Instagram, and  blogs about travel at forbes.com  Contact her  on her Facebook page, Places I Remember by Lea Lane, and at her website, placesirememberlealane.com.______Follow  Places I Remember with Lea Lane wherever you listen to podcasts. New travel episodes every Tuesday. And please review it on Apple! 

Emiliano D'Elia is a Venezuelan DJ based in Pamplona (Spain). He co-founded The Standard Underground, which usually takes place at the RedBox Pamplona venue. Hit play and enjoy this Minimal House mix! 
 Keep an eye on Emiliano D'Elia https://soundcloud.com/emilianodelia https://www.instagram.com/emilianodelia/ https://www.instagram.com/the_standard_underground 
 Listen to more electronic music on Intaresu https://intaresu.com

Fr. Luis de Moya passed away on November 9th, 2020 in Pamplona, Spain, as a result of complications due to an operation. He was in his late 60s. He was a numerary priest of Opus Dei, incarnated in the Prelature. He had studied medicine, then went to Rome to study theology and was ordained a priest. In 1990 after traffic accident in Madrid he ended up being a tetraplegic, and lived the rest of his life in Pamplona Spain. When he first woke up from the accident, he couldn't remember anything, and he did not think about what he couldn't do or all that he had lost. He describes his thought process as "total": He only thought of what was absolutely fundamental: Soy vivo, Dios es el punto de referencia, y soy sacerdote: I am alive, God is my reference point, and I am a priest. Period. Fr. Eric Nicolai preaches to numeraries in Ernescliff College, and gives an account of the heroic witness of Fr. Luis de Moya, whom he met in Pamplona, and comments from the new letter from the Prelate of Opus Dei from Oct 28, 2020. Music: Adagio in C major, K. 356 - Guitar Arrangement - Bert Alink

This is my debut show on the excellent Eardrumbuzz Radio, to be found at Eardrumbuzz.net. Three hours brimming with new shoegaze, dream pop, post punk, synth pop, psych, and indie rock, plus a few classics thrown in to my monthly melange of these many genres. The show airs the first Thursday of every month at 4PM Pacific Time and repeats on the first Friday at 9AM Pacific and 4PM Pacific. Kitchen Sink # 105 Playlist Shack – Neighbours (Waterpistol, 1995, Liverpool indie rock) Break 1 Lavinia Blackwell – Keep Warm (new, Muggington Lane End, Glasgow folk rock) Snowgoose – Everything (new, The Making of You, UK folk rock) Christian Lee Hutson – Red Dragon Tattoo (new, Saving for a Custom Van, Adam Schlesinger songs, LA folk pop) Beautify Junkyards – A Garden by the Sea (new, Portuguese cosmic folk, Intermission a Ghost Box 'Contemporary Connections' compilation) The Advisory Circle – Airflow (new, electronic composer Jon Brooks, Intermission a Ghost Box 'Contemporary Connections' compilation Surfer Blood – Summer Trope (new, Carefree Theatre, out in September, FL indie pop) Muzz – Patchouli (new, s/t, Paul Banks from Interpol, Matt Barrick, drummer in the Walkmen, and Josh Kaufman, a longtime producer and multi-instrumentalist whose resume includes work with the National and Bob Weir, as well as his own folk group, Bonny Light Horseman). Lisa Mychols and Super 8 – Time Bomb (s/t, Lisa Mychols from LA indie pop scene, and Trip (Paul Ryan) from the UK group Super 8) West on Colfax – Choke Hold (new, Barfly Flew By, UK indie rock) Cloud Nothings – The Mess Is Permanent (new, The Black Hole Understands, Cleveland indie rock) Break 2 Soft Kill – Memory Loss (Memory Loss EP, Portland OR post punk, both tracks will appear as the b-side of a 4-song 12" EP coming later this year. All proceeds from these downloads will be split between the Big Yard and the Mutual Aid for Covid-19 PPE drive for the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, Oregon). Cold Showers – Plantlife (7.13.19), (new, LA dark wave, Cold Showers recorded this at KXLU 88.9 FM to take part in yet another live session. They mix up new versions their latest singles, "Shine" and "Faith", coupled with familiar portrayal of the 2015 single "Plantlife"). bdrmm – Push/Pull (new, Bedroom, Hull UK post punk) Red Mishima – Oblivion (new, s/t album, Swiss dark wave) MJ Guider – Lit Negative ( 2016, Precious Systems, New Orleans dreamgaze) Seasurfer – Too Wild (new single, German cold wave) Curve – Falling Free (Bonus Track, Doppelganger 25th anniversary edition) SPC-ECO – Where You Fall (new, 6月LP June LP, UK dark wave) Break 3 Landing – Seen (new, Landing / Headroom Split LP, CT psych) Peel Dream Magazine – Due To Advances in Modern Tourism (2018, Modern Meta Physic, NYC psych) Lake Ruth – Aging Now (new, Crying Everyone Else's Tears EP, NYC baroque pop) Holy Wave – Interloper (new, Interloper, Austin TX psych pop) Bathe Alone – Go Away (new, dream pop out of Atlanta, Bailey Crone) Pliocene – Mr. Warbles (new, Jeff Kandefer from The Daysleepers, chillwave from Buffalo) Draag – hide (robot), (new, LA dream pop, secret menu) meadowlake – Loveless (new, Dutch dream pop) Japanese Heart Software – Holiday (feat. Blush Response), (2019 single, Melbourne dream pop, Nat Chippy, ex-Vim) Love Spirals Downwards – El Pedregal (Ever, 2020 remaster/reissue orig.1996, LA dream pop) Break 4 Swervedriver – How Does It Feel To Look Like Candy (Ejector Seat Reservation Happening Edition reissue, orig 1995, UK psych gaze) Iress – Underneath (new, LA doomgaze) Melenas – 29 Grados (new, Días Raros, Pamplona Spain fuzz pop) Laveda – Rager (new, What Happens After, Albany dream pop) Key Out – Fire (new, Anthropomorphia, Sydney shoegaze) Entropy (DE) – Northern Line (new, Liminal, Hamburg shoegaze) Narrow Head - Night Tryst (new from forthcoming 12th House Rock, Texas, hard rock) Hum – In the Den (new, Inlet, Champaign IL heavy rock) The Meeting Places – Millions (new single, LA shoegaze) Late Bloomer – All the Gold (new, Tonight's No Good for Me, Charlotte NC pop punk) Break 5 Soft Set – Never Die (new, from forthcoming Love and Dancing, Toronto dream pop) WIDOWSPEAK - Money (new, forthcoming Plum, NY dream pop) T.G. Shand – Field to Flower (Golden Hour EP, Annemarie from Miniatures, Christchurch dream pop)

In today’s episode, Friends Brian, Jim S and Tony discuss their ever- evolving Bucket List for travel. “The Bucket List” dynamics is different for each traveler. A Bucket list regarding travel is a list of great places around the world that we can only dream of going to, and if we get that one opportunity, then that is where we would go. When we first began traveling, we had the normal bucket list items, like Paris (Eifel Tower, Versailles, The Louvre, Notre Dame, etc.) or London (Big Ben, Tower of London, etc.) once we were lucky enough to get to these iconic places, on numerous trips, our Bucket List did not disappear, it grew! We had become “Travel Addicts” and like any addict you are looking for the next “High” and because of that, the next great trip is always being planned, and with so many amazing places around the world, The Bucket List grows and can never be complete. Past Bucket List Trips- The Friends have been very fortunate to have gone on numerous trips that have been considered Bucket List Trips. We discuss “Running with Bulls” in Pamplona Spain, Riding Camels in the Sahara Desert and then camping that night with a  Berber Tribe, Seeing the Northern Lights 200 miles above the Arctic Circle in Norway, visiting the sacred Angor Wat temples in Cambodia and attending Octoberfest in Munich. In addition to visiting iconic cities and structures like we mentioned in Paris and London above, seeing the canals in Venice and Amsterdam, celebrating St. Paddy’s Day in Dublin or bringing in the New Year in Bangkok, the friends have been a lot of places.  Listen to the episode to hear of all the bucket list places the friends have travelled to. Second Cities- Rick Steves mentions going to the second cities in a country….. for instance, in France Paris is the big draw, but going to Leon or the Boudreaux region can make for some fantastic trips. So, we discussed what places had we gone to, thinking one place was the “Bucket List” item and found something else just as amazing. In Pamplona, we did a day trip to San Sebastian, and would recommend it to anyone. Going to Greece and visiting the Acropolis in Athens, but then visiting the island of Santorini was incredible. Listen to the episode to hear the rest of the great places we discovered. 3 New Bucket Lists- each friend on today’s podcast made a new or updated list. Some items listed mentioned Outer Space, Visiting all The Wonders of the World and King’s Day. To hear the entire list’s download the podcast or read the transcript below.

In today’s episode, Friends Brian, Jim S and Tony discuss their ever- evolving Bucket List for travel. “The Bucket List” dynamics is different for each traveler. A Bucket list regarding travel is a list of great places around the world that we can only dream of going to, and if we get that one opportunity, then that is where we would go. When we first began traveling, we had the normal bucket list items, like Paris (Eifel Tower, Versailles, The Louvre, Notre Dame, etc.) or London (Big Ben, Tower of London, etc.) once we were lucky enough to get to these iconic places, on numerous trips, our Bucket List did not disappear, it grew! We had become “Travel Addicts” and like any addict you are looking for the next “High” and because of that, the next great trip is always being planned, and with so many amazing places around the world, The Bucket List grows and can never be complete.Past Bucket List Trips- The Friends have been very fortunate to have gone on numerous trips that have been considered Bucket List Trips. We discuss “Running with Bulls” in Pamplona Spain, Riding Camels in the Sahara Desert and then camping that night with a Berber Tribe, Seeing the Northern Lights 200 miles above the Arctic Circle in Norway, visiting the sacred Angor Wat temples in Cambodia and attending Octoberfest in Munich.In addition to visiting iconic cities and structures like we mentioned in Paris and London above, seeing the canals in Venice and Amsterdam, celebrating St. Paddy’s Day in Dublin or bringing in the New Year in Bangkok, the friends have been a lot of places. Listen to the episode to hear of all the bucket list places the friends have travelled to.Second Cities- Rick Steves mentions going to the second cities in a country….. for instance, in France Paris is the big draw, but going to Leon or the Boudreaux region can make for some fantastic trips. So, we discussed what places had we gone to, thinking one place was the “Bucket List” item and found something else just as amazing. In Pamplona, we did a day trip to San Sebastian, and would recommend it to anyone. Going to Greece and visiting the Acropolis in Athens, but then visiting the island of Santorini was incredible. Listen to the episode to hear the rest of the great places we discovered.3 New Bucket Lists- each friend on today’s podcast made a new or updated list. Some items listed mentioned Outer Space, Visiting all The Wonders of the World and King’s Day. To hear the entire list’s download the podcast or read the transcript below.

In this episode Tony leads Friends Brian, Eric and Jim Scott on our adventures in Pamplona Spain, specifically talking about The San Fermin Festival, aka “Running with the Bulls”. Except for Brian, the rest of the friends on the episode have been to Pamplona multiple times and run with bulls’ numerous times. We start off with a history of The San Fermin Festival. It was two festivals dating back to the 12th century, and the town combined the two together somewhere in the 15th century because the weather was better in July. One festival celebrated the Patron Saint Fermin and the other was the celebration of the herders bringing their livestock to market. The festival is always July 6-14, with bull runs everyday starting on the 7th. The San Fermin Festival is like no other festival in the world. Everyone is clad in all white outfits with red trimmings, and it becomes a sea of white and red as over 2 million people roam the streets of Pamplona during this 8 -day period. This is a bucket list item for many people, and some do it and never need to comeback, others, like us, do it, meet a lot of people, and now try to make it an annual or at least bi-annual thing. Accommodations range from campgrounds, to hostels, some hotels (hotel capacity can only cover 1-2 % of the festival goers) and renting of apartments. AirBnb, Heart of Pamplona apartments to name a few. We have stayed at a hostel, several apartments and a hotel once. Depending on your needs staying in the old quarter, where the main events of the festival take place is convenient but can be loud at all hours of the night. Quiet sleep time usually is from around 11 am- 4 or 5 pm. The festival itself is the main day trip here, from the daily bull runs, to celebratory drinks and meals afterwards, meeting up with friends and a great nightly fireworks display, Pamplona has a lot to offer during the festival. But a Day trip north to the beautiful coastal town of San Sebastian is a very nice respite from the party. San Sebastian has great food and beaches and can be a destination all on its own with several Michelin rated restaurants in its limits. Back in Pamplona there are lots of great restaurants and bar hangouts a few of our favorites are Bar Txoco, Bar Windsor, Café Iruna and an Italian restaurant called Latigellatia. All of these are on the main Plaza Castillo. Please click on the episode to get more details

In this episode Tony leads Friends Brian, Eric and Jim Scott on our adventures in Pamplona Spain, specifically talking about The San Fermin Festival, aka “Running with the Bulls”. Except for Brian, the rest of the friends on the episode have been to Pamplona multiple times and run with bulls’ numerous times.We start off with a history of The San Fermin Festival. It was two festivals dating back to the 12th century, and the town combined the two together somewhere in the 15th century because the weather was better in July. One festival celebrated the Patron Saint Fermin and the other was the celebration of the herders bringing their livestock to market. The festival is always July 6-14, with bull runs everyday starting on the 7th.The San Fermin Festival is like no other festival in the world. Everyone is clad in all white outfits with red trimmings, and it becomes a sea of white and red as over 2 million people roam the streets of Pamplona during this 8 -day period. This is a bucket list item for many people, and some do it and never need to comeback, others, like us, do it, meet a lot of people, and now try to make it an annual or at least bi-annual thing.Accommodations range from campgrounds, to hostels, some hotels (hotel capacity can only cover 1-2 % of the festival goers) and renting of apartments. AirBnb, Heart of Pamplona apartments to name a few. We have stayed at a hostel, several apartments and a hotel once. Depending on your needs staying in the old quarter, where the main events of the festival take place is convenient but can be loud at all hours of the night. Quiet sleep time usually is from around 11 am- 4 or 5 pm.The festival itself is the main day trip here, from the daily bull runs, to celebratory drinks and meals afterwards, meeting up with friends and a great nightly fireworks display, Pamplona has a lot to offer during the festival. But a Day trip north to the beautiful coastal town of San Sebastian is a very nice respite from the party. San Sebastian has great food and beaches and can be a destination all on its own with several Michelin rated restaurants in its limits.Back in Pamplona there are lots of great restaurants and bar hangouts a few of our favorites are Bar Txoco, Bar Windsor, Café Iruna and an Italian restaurant called Latigellatia. All of these are on the main Plaza Castillo. Please click on the episode to get more details

Local guide Francisco Glaria joins Paul and Elizabeth to share the joys of Pamplona, Spain. The famous Running of the Bulls, which usually takes place in July, isn’t happening this year because of coronavirus, but Francisco reveals that there are other great reasons to visit Pamplona, including wonderful pintxos, the Basque version of tapas; fascinating history; and Michelin-starred restaurants. Learn more about Spain at spain.info.

Today on the podcast I talk with comedians Ran Barnaclo (@ranbarnaclo), Andrew Rudick (@andrewjrudick), and Lee Kimbrell (@leonkimbrell) about Pamplona’s encierro, The Running of the Bulls. Would you ever run with the bulls? - Check out the show’s Instagram feed: https://www.instagram.com/livingmyfestlifepodcast/ - Follow Kelly Collette online! https://www.kellycollettecomedy.com/ - Original Theme music performed and written by Honey Combs and Combo Slice. Stream their new album today: https://open.spotify.com/album/4VZ775lbPom1lv3Vmi4KIM?si=YKFkPNWFQDC5zJ3AP4r_zQ&nd=1 - Editing provided by Phil at https://micompodre.com/

This week we've got an awesome guest for you! Literally since this Podcast's birth I've been wanting to have him and this week we lassoed him in. One of the most overall talented people I know, the only person I'd let read bedtime stories to me (other than Morgan Freeman), extremely accomplished Emmy Award Winning (and who I am very blessed to able to call him a good friend - Ian Eagle) If you watch any sport on the thing called the television you have probably heard his voice, and been mesmerized by it.  His story, one of the most motivational I have heard - true inspiration of what it means to follow your dreams, never let anyone tell you no, and how to prepare every day to be the best individual, the best in his field, just the epitome of a super high level performer that is making a positive impact on society.    HALO Gotta tell you about my guys at Halo Neuroscience.  They are changing the game in sports development and really overall brain stimulation and high level learning. Halo is a next level human performance development that increases muscle memory, brain focus/funcitionality, neurons flying around synapsing all over the place - and just making you awesome. That's my best explanation. Seriously, if you want to improve at anything in life - check them out.  And Halo is giving me the opportunity to give you a big fat discount on having your own Halo headphones, and being just like Steph Curry, who is about to win another NBA finals.   Go to haloneuro.com and enter the code David125.  You will get $125 off your headphones.       3pters of the week!   Since we have arguably one of the best sports broadcasters of all time on the podcast this week we're going to stick with theme of sporting events.  I'm going to hit you with my top 3 sporting events I have personally been to, the top 3 sporting rivalries you might not know about, and the  top 3 sporting events on my bucket list.   3. Tie between sumo wrestling in Osaka Japan, heated soccer games in the slums of Brazil, and watching Manny Paciqou coach and play for his basketball team his is also the GM for. Yep. Not a whole lot else you can say about that.  2. Kentucky Derby  1. London Olympics 2012   Top 3 sporting rivalries you might not know about 3. Australia vs. New Zealand Rugby  2. India vs. Pakistan Cricket 1. Kobiashi vs. Joey Chestnut Nathans 4th of july hot dog eating contest    Bucket list sporting event Running with the Bulls in Pamplona Spain       THANK YOU TO IAN Super cool to hear the inspiration from Ian - Having a dream, having a goal and taking a step every day to reach that goal.  And so cool to know that really anyone can do what they set their mind to. I know it might sound cliche to say that. But I know you can, I'm living proof, Ian is living proof. It's all about not being afraid to take a risk, being comfortable with who you are, and realizing failure is only failure if you don't take the chance    NOTES ON IAN & WHAT HE HAS BROADCASTED French Open for Tennis Channel Masters Online commentary of Amen corner 09 Voice of the announcer for NBA 07, 08 and 09 for PSP NBA playoff announcing for NBA TV Hosts NBA Action, a weekly highlights and features show for NBA TV Announces preseason New York Jets telecasts on WCBS-TV in New York Host of Nets Magazine, a look inside the New Jersey Nets for the YES Network Voiceover for Modell's radio commercials and in-store voiceovers Voice of NBA Action from 2004–present Co-hosts Power Performances presented by Courtyard by Marriott on CBS.Sportsline.com NFL Thursday Night games on Westwood One, with Trent Green as his color man Lee Myles Commercials On the song Games by Dog Eat Dog Voice of announcer on NBA Shootout video game series by 989 Sports.   HOW TO FOLLOW IAN   WATCH SPORTS ON TV!!!!   

We'll hear about this year's Iditarod sled dog race across Alaska from a rookie racer, Rick's younger sister. A guide from Pamplona Spain tells us about the big San Fermin festival they're celebrating this week, and what the running of the bulls is all about. We'll also explore the craze in crime fiction from Scandinavia, where author Steig Larsson used his novels as a way to critique Swedish society. For more information on Travel with Rick Steves - including episode descriptions, program archives and related details - visit www.ricksteves.com.

The Amateur Traveler talks to Vicente Perez about his home city of Pamplona, Spain. Pamplona is best known for the festival of San Fermin and of course for the running of the bulls. Vicente tells us more about that colorful festival, of which, the running of the bulls is actually a very small part. From the Txupinazo, the ceremonial firing of a rocket on July 6th until July 14th the population of Pamplona swells with celebrants. Processions of giant figures (the Comparsa), music, bull fights and lots and lots of partying fill the days and nights. But Vicente also tells of some of the other features of Pamplona and the Navarre region that can be enjoyed any time of year including wonderful food, beautiful mountains, castles, and the nearby cave of Zugarramurdi (Known for the Basque witch trials).

The Amateur Traveler talks to Vicente Perez about his home city of Pamplona, Spain. Pamplona is best known for the festival of San Fermin and of course for the running of the bulls. Vicente tells us more about that colorful festival, of which, the running of the bulls is actually a very small part. From the Txupinazo, the ceremonial firing of a rocket on July 6th until July 14th the population of Pamplona swells with celebrants. Processions of giant figures (the Comparsa), music, bull fights and lots and lots of partying fill the days and nights. But Vicente also tells of some of the other features of Pamplona and the Navarre region that can be enjoyed any time of year including wonderful food, beautiful mountains, castles, and the nearby cave of Zugarramurdi (Known for the Basque witch trials).

The Amateur Traveler talks to Vicente Perez about his home city of Pamplona, Spain. Pamplona is best known for the festival of San Fermin and of course for the running of the bulls. Vicente tells us more about that colorful festival, of which, the running of the bulls is actually a very small part. From the Txupinazo, the ceremonial firing of a rocket on July 6th until July 14th the population of Pamplona swells with celebrants. Processions of giant figures (the Comparsa), music, bull fights and lots and lots of partying fill the days and nights. But Vicente also tells of some of the other features of Pamplona and the Navarre region that can be enjoyed any time of year including wonderful food, beautiful mountains, castles, and the nearby cave of Zugarramurdi (Known for the Basque witch trials).

The Amateur Traveler talks to Vicente Perez about his home city of Pamplona, Spain. Pamplona is best known for the festival of San Fermin and of course for the running of the bulls. Vicente tells us more about that colorful festival, of which, the running of the bulls is actually a very small part. From the Txupinazo, the ceremonial firing of a rocket on July 6th until July 14th the population of Pamplona swells with celebrants. Processions of giant figures (the Comparsa), music, bull fights and lots and lots of partying fill the days and nights. But Vicente also tells of some of the other features of Pamplona and the Navarre region that can be enjoyed any time of year including wonderful food, beautiful mountains, castles, and the nearby cave of Zugarramurdi (Known for the Basque witch trials).

For nine days each July, throngs of visitors come to run with the bulls, and a whole lot more, at Pamplona's Festival of San Fermin. For more information on the Rick Steves' Europe TV series — including episode descriptions, scripts, participating stations, travel information on destinations and more — visit www.ricksteves.com.

For nine days each July, throngs of visitors come to run with the bulls, and a whole lot more, at Pamplona's Festival of San Fermin. For more information on the Rick Steves' Europe TV series — including episode descriptions, scripts, participating stations, travel information on destinations and more — visit www.ricksteves.com.