Podcast appearances and mentions of parker anderson

Send us a text and chime in!Sharlot Hall Museum announces its next Author Series event featuring acclaimed local historian and author Parker Anderson. The presentation will take place on May 23 at 1:00 p.m. in the Education Center, where Anderson will discuss his latest work from Arcadia's Images of America series, focusing on the historic cemeteries of the Verde Valley. The new volume offers a captivating visual journey through the early burial grounds of Sedona, Camp Verde, Cottonwood, Clarkdale, and Jerome. Featuring a rich collection of archival photographs, the book illuminates the stories preserved within these sacred spaces. Anderson provides a thoughtful narrative that explores local...   For the written story, read here >> https://www.signalsaz.com/articles/parker-anderson-shares-verde-valley-cemetery-stories/ Check out the CAST11.com Website at: https://CAST11.com Follow the CAST11 Podcast Network on Facebook at: https://Facebook.com/CAST11AZFollow Cast11 Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/cast11_podcast_network

What if your writing passion and your paid writing career aren't meant to fully overlap?Many novelists and memoir writers feel discouraged when their creative work doesn't immediately translate into income. You love writing. You feel called to tell stories. But the reality of publishing, book deals, and building an author platform can make it feel like you're falling behind financially while chasing creative fulfillment.This episode explores the Passion Pay Gap — the emotional and financial space between what you love to write and what currently pays your bills.I'm joined by Will Parker Anderson, senior editor at Penguin Random House and founder of Writer Circle, who offers a deeply encouraging and realistic perspective on:• Why most writers won't earn a full-time income from books alone • How your day job can support — not sabotage — your creative life • The myth of “getting paid to do what you love” • How to define success beyond book deals and advances • Making peace with seasons of slow creative progress • Practical ways to keep writing when life feels fullIf you've ever wondered:“Am I wasting my writing talent?” “Should I quit if my books aren't paying?” “Is it possible to pursue publishing and still enjoy writing?”This conversation will feel like a deep exhale.Whether you're drafting your first novel, querying agents, writing memoir, or balancing writing with a full-time career, this episode offers clarity, permission, and a healthier way to think about money, creativity, and your long-term writing life.Because being a writer isn't just about landing a book deal.It's about building a meaningful body of work — in ways that fit your real life.

Explore the power of storytelling and the impact of nurturing childhood passions with this week's guest, Will Parker Anderson, Senior Editor at Penguin Random House Christian. Will & Lisa discuss his journey from writing poems as a kid to editing bestselling books and developing engaging content for projects like "The Chosen," all while reflecting on the importance of encouragement and intentionality in both family and professional life. Tune in for inspiring insights on how early influences and supportive mentors can shape a career—and a life—dedicated to meaningful stories.Guest Links:Will's LinkedInWill Parker AndersonCredits: Host: Lisa Nichols, Executive Producer: Jenny Heal, Marketing Support: Landon Burke and Joe Szynkowski, Podcast Engineer: Portside Media

Struggling to get publishers to pay attention to your book idea? In this episode, the mic flips—host Will Parker Anderson becomes the guest as leadership coach J.R. Briggs interviews him about Proposals Made Simple, a new course designed to help nonfiction writers land a book deal. Will explains why writing a strong book proposal is the fastest, most strategic way to pitch your book and yourself to publishers. You'll learn how proposals act like movie trailers, why time and attention are your biggest obstacles, and how a few small improvements can give you a major edge in today's crowded publishing world. If you're serious about getting published, don't miss this behind-the-scenes look at what editors are actually looking for. Will's proposal course: https://www.writerscircle.co/course Join Will's newsletter: writerscircle.co Substack: https://willparkeranderson.substack.com/ Instagram: @willparkeranderson

Have you ever wondered what it takes to move from the pulpit to publishing—or how faith can inspire the craft of writing? In this episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders sits down with Will Parker Anderson, senior editor, pastor, and founder of the Writer Circle, to unpack the mysteries of calling, creativity, and the journey from ministry to editing bestselling Christian books. Will shares honest insights on embracing God's will through career transitions, the audacity and humility required to write for an audience, and how storytelling can become a powerful tool for impact. If you're an aspiring writer, a creative leader, or simply curious about finding purpose in unexpected places, this conversation is for you."A book cannot create a love for writing, but a love for writing can create a book." - Will Parker Anderson Access all show and episode resources HEREAbout Our Guest:Will Parker Anderson is a senior editor at Waterbrook and Multnomah, imprints of Penguin Random House, where he has played a key role in shaping impactful, Christ-centered books. With over a decade of experience as a pastor in various leadership roles, Will brings a unique blend of spiritual insight, editorial expertise, and a passion for storytelling. He is also the founder of the Writer Circle, a thriving community and podcast that equips nonfiction writers to develop their craft and publish with purpose. Will's extensive background in ministry, publishing, and coaching makes him a trusted guide for authors seeking to tell meaningful stories that resonate and inspire.Reasons to Listen: Discover how Will Parker Anderson made the leap from full-time pastor to senior book editor at a major Christian publishing house, and the surprising insights he gained about calling and vocation.Get an inside look at how successful nonfiction books are crafted—including what makes writing truly resonate and the delicate balance editors strike between confidence, humility, and storytelling.Hear candid thoughts on faith and creativity in the age of AI, as Will unpacks the ethical and practical dilemmas writers face with new technology—and what that means for aspiring Christian authors today.Episode Resources & Action Steps:Absolutely! Here are the resources mentioned and action steps you can take based on this episode with Will Parker Anderson on Seek Go Create:Resources Mentioned:Writer Circle (Newsletter & Podcast): Will's newsletter and podcast are designed to equip and inspire nonfiction writers, providing tips and insights about writing and publishing. – Writer Circle Website“Adorning the Dark” by Andrew Peterson: Will references Andrew Peterson's book which explores faith, creativity, and the audacity required to create for others. The Chosen (TV Series) Curriculum: Will shared about creating Gen Z curriculum for "The Chosen", the popular TV series about the life of Jesus.Action Steps for Listeners:Subscribe to Writer Circle: If you're an aspiring or current writer, sign up for Will Parker Anderson's weekly writing tips newsletter at Writer Circle and consider tuning in to his podcast for behind-the-scenes looks at publishing and craft.Build Your Writing “Muscle” with Short Form: Before tackling a book, challenge yourself to write a few short-form pieces (like articles or blog posts/newsletters) and share them with friends for feedback. This practice will help you...

In this episode, I talk with Will Parker Anderson—writer, editor, and founder of The Writer's Circle—about the tension we all feel between productivity and presence, business and ministry, hustle and holiness. Will brings clarity and honesty to the internal battle many creatives face: how do we create from a place of joy, not just ambition? How do we resist comparison, reclaim play, and keep our identity grounded—not in our platform—but in the God who delights in us? We dig into the realities of Christian publishing, the spiritual disciplines that sustain us, and the hidden dangers of remote work and quiet isolation. Whether you're a writer, an entrepreneur, or someone simply trying to live faithfully in a noisy world, this conversation is full of wisdom, vulnerability, and practical encouragement for staying rooted in what matters most.Will Parker Anderson is a senior editor at WaterBrook and Multnomah, an imprint of Penguin Random House—the world's largest publisher. He specializes in acquiring and editing Christian living, Bible teaching, spiritual formation, and faith-based inspirational nonfiction. Will has collaborated with authors like Rich Villodas, Josh Butler, Jon Tyson, Doug Wekenman, and YouTuber Ruslan KD, helping them shape compelling books that resonate with readers.Beyond publishing, Will's background includes fifteen years in pastoral ministry and nonprofit work, giving him a deep understanding of the spiritual and practical challenges writers face. His writing and editorial expertise extends to a range of media outlets, including The Chosen, The Gospel Coalition, Dwell Bible App, Preaching Today, and Relevant magazine.Will holds a BA in journalism from Biola University and an MA in New Testament from Talbot School of Theology. A passionate teacher, he has taught biblical studies and theology at both the high school and college levels. Based in Southern California, Will spends his free time exploring the outdoors with his wife, Emily, and their three young children, which means he's often running on caffeine and grace.Will's Website:writerscircle.coWill's Recommendation:Every Moment Holy Vol. IIISubscribe to Our Substack: Shifting CultureConnect with Joshua: jjohnson@allnations.usGo to www.shiftingculturepodcast.com to interact and donate. Every donation helps to produce more podcasts for you to enjoy.Follow on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Threads, Bluesky or YouTubeConsider Giving to the podcast and to the ministry that my wife and I do around the world. Just click on the support the show link belowSubscribe on Substack for Early, Ad-Free Episodes and More Support the show

You've read the book, maybe even underlined your favorite sentences—but have you ever wondered who helped shape those words before they reached your hands? In this refreshingly candid and surprisingly emotional episode, Ginny Yurich sits down with Will Parker Anderson, senior editor at Penguin Random House (WaterBrook & Multnomah), to explore the mysterious world of publishing and the unsung heroes behind today's most meaningful reads. From decoding messy manuscripts to helping authors find their voice, Will offers a rare, behind-the-scenes look into the creative and invisible work that brings books to life. Whether you dream of writing a book or simply love reading them, this episode will reshape how you see the words on a page—and the people who help craft them. Will also opens up about parenting, media-free mornings, and his own childhood memories of outdoor wonder, reminding us that the power of story and the power of nature are often intertwined. For practical tips and weekly insights into writing and publishing, subscribe to Will's newsletter at writerscircle.co. *** Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Will Anderson is a senior editor at Waterbrook Multnomah. He's also a pastor who currently serves at Southlands Church Santa Ana. He grew up in Phoenix, AZ, where he cultivated a love for writing—thanks to the sweltering summers which kept him inside, as well as his parents' refusal to buy him a video game console for the duration of his adolescence. He earned his B.A. in journalism at Biola University, and his M.A. in New Testament from Talbot School of Theology. Will has also taught theology and Bible classes at Woodcrest Christian High School and Cottonwood College. Will writes regularly for The Gospel Coalition, Dwell Bible App, and Preaching Today's Craft and Character podcast. He's done freelance work for many churches and organizations, including The Chosen TV series. As an editor, he loves helping pastors write books that edify the church.

Will Parker Anderson is a senior editor at Waterbrook-Multnomah, a division of Random House Publishing. He’s also the proprietor of a Substack called Writer’s Circle, in which he provides tips on the writing craft and seeks to demystify the publishing industry. In this episode, Will and Jonathan Rogers talk the “three legs” of publishing: platform, content, and concept.Support the show: https://therabbitroom.givingfuel.com/memberSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this part 2 of my conversation with Will Parker Anderson, we talk about the spiritual side of publishing. * Three common spiritual temptations that Christian writers face* How we can approach common issues like impostor syndrome and the fear of putting our work out into the world.* The ways in which AI can never beat humans at writing* How being called to write doesn't mean it will be easyWill Parker Anderson is a senior editor at WaterBrook and Multnomah, an imprint of Penguin Random House, where he acquires and edits Christian living, Bible teaching, spiritual formation, and faith-based inspirational nonfiction titles. Will has collaborated with authors like Rich Villodas, Josh Butler, Jon Tyson, Doug Wekenman, and YouTuber Ruslan KD, helping them shape compelling books that resonate with readers.Beyond publishing, Will's background includes fifteen years in pastoral ministry and nonprofit work, giving him a deep understanding of the spiritual and practical challenges writers face. His writing and editorial expertise extends to a range of media outlets, including The Chosen, The Gospel Coalition, Dwell Bible App, Preaching Today, and Relevant magazine.Will holds a BA in journalism from Biola University and an MA in New Testament from Talbot School of Theology. A passionate teacher, he has taught biblical studies and theology at both the high school and college levels. Based in Southern California, Will spends his free time exploring the outdoors with his wife, Emily, and their three young children, which means he's often running on caffeine and grace.You can find him and subscriber to his newsletter, The Writers' Circle, at https://www.writerscircle.co/He's also on Instagram The Purposeful Pen is a weekly podcast for Christian writers designed to help you build a writing life with eternal impact. Each week you'll hear practical tips and Biblical truth on topics such as improving your writing, honing your message, and managing your time. I always respond to listener emails and I'd love to hear from you! Amysimon@amylynnsimon.comDisclaimer: I believe in and approach life (and writing) from a distinctly evangelical Christian perspective, but some of my guests may not. When I interview a guest on a specifically spiritual topic, I do my best to know in advance that I can support their theological stances on the topics that relate to our interview. When the topic is not particularly spiritual, our theological views may differ. My interviewing of guests and providing links to their work does not necessarily indicate a complete theological endorsement of all their written work. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit amylynnsimon.substack.com

Do you want to write and publish a book but you'd like to hear from an editor what's involved? Listen in to the first half of my conversation with Will Parker Anderson, Senior Editor at Waterbrook and Multnomah. In this episode we talk about:* Common mistakes writers make in their book proposals* Why short cuts to publishing don't exist* The role of social media in getting a traditional book deal* The difference between concept-driven books and platform-driven books* The importance of writing for others to read and getting feedback on your writing* How to view platform-building and ways to build it* Practical ways to prepare yourself to be publishedWill Parker Anderson is a senior editor at WaterBrook and Multnomah, an imprint of Penguin Random House, where he acquires and edits Christian living, Bible teaching, spiritual formation, and faith-based inspirational nonfiction titles. Will has collaborated with authors like Rich Villodas, Josh Butler, Jon Tyson, Doug Wekenman, and YouTuber Ruslan KD, helping them shape compelling books that resonate with readers.Beyond publishing, Will's background includes fifteen years in pastoral ministry and nonprofit work, giving him a deep understanding of the spiritual and practical challenges writers face. His writing and editorial expertise extends to a range of media outlets, including The Chosen, The Gospel Coalition, Dwell Bible App, Preaching Today, and Relevant magazine.Will holds a BA in journalism from Biola University and an MA in New Testament from Talbot School of Theology. A passionate teacher, he has taught biblical studies and theology at both the high school and college levels. Based in Southern California, Will spends his free time exploring the outdoors with his wife, Emily, and their three young children, which means he's often running on caffeine and grace.You can find him and subscriber to his newsletter, The Writers' Circle, at https://www.writerscircle.co/He's also on Instagram The Purposeful Pen is a weekly podcast for Christian writers designed to help you build a writing life with eternal impact. Each week you'll hear practical tips and Biblical truth on topics such as improving your writing, honing your message, and managing your time. I always respond to listener emails and I'd love to hear from you! Amysimon@amylynnsimon.comDisclaimer: I believe in and approach life (and writing) from a distinctly evangelical Christian perspective, but some of my guests may not. When I interview a guest on a specifically spiritual topic, I do my best to know in advance that I can support their theological stances on the topics that relate to our interview. When the topic is not particularly spiritual, our theological views may differ. My interviewing of guests and providing links to their work does not necessarily indicate a complete theological endorsement of all their written work. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit amylynnsimon.substack.com

Rexburg announces a winter activity during Winterfest called the Cupid Cup for people in all ages. Parker Anderson talks to Cody Miller about the event.

You spend hours crafting an email– pouring out your heart and soul– you finally hit send aaannnd crickets. It's hard, but don't lose hope! Today, we welcome back to the show Will Parker Anderson. He's the founder of The Writer's Circle, a writing coach, and a Senior Editor at WaterBrook and Multnomah. Listen in as Will shares several proven strategies to build the kind of engagement that goes well beyond the metrics and instead, invites your reader into an ongoing conversation. For show notes visit https://writingoffsocial.com/52If ditching social media sounds great but you'll wonder what you'll do instead, we can help! Writing Off Social: The Course begins January 20, 2025Personal CoachingCommunityTrainingEarly Bird pricing + bonuses 100% money-back guaranteeSpots are limited Learn more at https://writingoffsocial.com/the-course

Let us get this straight- tthis movie has John Candy, Rick Moranis, Bill Murray and Steve Martin in it?! How is this not more popular?! On today's episode, we discuss a film adaptation that is based on a musical that is based on the original film.  A movie that held the record for the most money ever spent by Warner Brothers at the time of it's release. Many would agree that it's the best movie musical of all-time. We are of course talking about 1986's Little Shop of Horrors. •0:00:00 - Introductions •0:02:30 - Memories of first viewing •0:07:45- Pertinent movie details  •0:11:30 - Critical and fan reviews •0:22:00 - Scene by scene breakdown  •1:19:30 - Modern day ratings —————————————————————— SPONSORS: **Mint Mobile- go to http://MintMobile.com/confused to get your new 3-month unlimited wireless plan for just 15 bucks a month **Cedar Ridge Distillery- Go check out our sponsor and order some whiskey. http://cedarridgedistillery.com —————————————————————— **Support us at http://patreon.com/confusedbreakfast for bonus weekly episodes, voting on upcoming movies, giving your modern-day ratings on our movies and much more. Special thanks to our executive producers- Josh Miller, Starling, Bud Larsen and Michael Guiliano. Welcome to our newest members -Nathan Shank, Eric Pfadenhauer, Parker Anderson and AJ Beavers Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Prescott Valley Performing Arts at the Main Street Theatre presents a historical afternoon celebrating the unique and special history of Prescott Valley this July 22nd! Prescott Valley is one of the best places to live in all of the Southwest and the history is rich and amazing. Come hear special guest speakers local author and historian Parker Anderson and the Mayor of Prescott Valley, Kell Palguta. Spend a summer afternoon with Prescott Valley Performing Arts as you take a trip through time and learn how the great Town of Prescott Valley was developed, and maybe even learn a little about... For the written story, read here >> https://www.signalsaz.com/articles/learn-the-prescott-valley-history-at-main-street-theatre/Follow the CAST11 Podcast Network on Facebook at: https://Facebook.com/CAST11AZFollow Cast11 Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/cast11_podcast_network

Brand Awareness, consumer psychology - there are advertisements all around us that inform us and make us aware of businesses around the globe whether it be on social media, google, billboards, magazines or in today's case your city bus. Today my guest is Parker Anderson. He handles the transit advertising for the DART authority in Des Moines with Adsposure. I'm sure anyone in the Des Moines metro is familiar with the DART bus system and have seen their incredible bus wraps. Well Parker is the guy who makes all of that happen. Our topic today is Advertising As Community Involvement on Public Transit.CONNECT WITH PARKER:Linkedin LEARN MORE ABOUT TRANSIT ADVERTISING:www.adsposure.com www.ridedart.com Produced by: Northgate Marketing, Inc. Host: David Allen Tracy  CONNECT WITH DAVID:InstagramLinkedin FOLLOW NORTHGATE:LinkedinInstagramFacebookYouTubewww.wearenorthgate.comSUBSCRIBE TO MIDNIGHT FOOD COMA

Parker Anderson, a professional beekeeper and founder of Greener Golf, joins the podcast to talk about how important pollination is to a healthy ecosystem and how golf can play a vital role.

This week the boys sit down with not 1, not 2, but 3 guests!  The Built 2 Crew sits down with Sammy Mars, Parker Anderson, and Jake Smith!  Jake and Parker give a rundown of Vado, while Sammy talks about his experience at Volusia!  Give it a listen and hear some inside info from their trips!

One of the most pressing issues in golf right now is the relationship between the game and the environment. As temperatures rise and water supplies dwindle, courses need to reevaluate the way they use resources and interact with their ecosystems. Sorting through these complexities is Parker Anderson's specialty. Parker is the founder (and head beekeeper) of Greener Golf, a company that helps golf facilities quantify and improve their impact on the environment. In this episode, he talks with Garrett Morrison about the surprising benefits that a well-tended bee colony can offer a course and its surroundings. They also discuss the stigmas against the game, the potential for short courses to be ecological laboratories, and how golf can strive to be regenerative, not just sustainable.

Who's winning and who's wrecking on the race track? Corey Litton Checkers & Wreckers recaps last weeks action and previews this weeks races.    CHECKERS AND WRECKERS FOR FRIDAY, September 24th WHAT HAPPENED LAST FRIDAY-Wissota 100 Night 4, I94 Speedway The Race of Champions winners were “The Cowboy” Shane Howell in the Midwest Mods, Hunter Domagala in the Street Stocks, Dexton Koch in the Super Stocks, Dustin Holtquist in the Mod Fours, Travis Budislavich in the Late Models, and Bob Broking in the Modifieds. Making their way into Saturday nights' Main Event with their qualifying feature wins were “Big Time” Jonny Carter in the Street Stocks, Tommy Bawden in the Mod Fours, “The Nightmare” Lucas Rodin in the Midwest Mods, Travis Budisalavich in the Late Models, Kevin Burdick in the Super Stocks, and Tyler Peterson in the Modifieds. SATURDAY-Wissota 100 Championship Night In the Street Stocks, Parker Anderson continued his dominant year with his W100 win.  Then it was Tommy Bawden getting it done in the Mod Fours.  “The Nightmare” Lucas Rodin was the winner in the Midwest Mods.  “The Iceman” Jimmy Mars was your Late Model winner.  And Dan Ebert closed the show with the Modified main event win. SUNDAY-Buffalo River Speedway Season Championship “The Candy Man” Will Miller won for the second time this season in the Hobby Stocks but it wasn't enough to catch “Stone Cold” Brad Orvedal who would be crowned champion.  “Hollywood” Tye Wilke won in the Legends with Zander Bauer being the top point getter.  “The Fort Ripley Rocket” Jake Hagemann was the Sport Mod winner of the night.  Scott Jacobson edged out his son Kelly by only 3 points to win the bragging rights at the dinner table.  Brennan Borg won in the Stock Cars with Brandon Schmidt earning the Championship.  Then It Was Cody Peterson taking the Modified win withJesse Skalicky earning the title.  And rounding out the night, Alex Truscinski won both the Lightning Sprint 40 lap main event and the championship as well. SCHATZ WATCH Donny Schatz finished 7th during the Tom Tarlton Classic at the Keller Auto Speedway in Hanford, CA Saturday night.  Hometown hero Carson Macedo was the big winner to the delight of the hometown fans.  Brad Sweet finished in the runner up spot and added to his already comfy point lead over David Gravel who trails by 156.  The Outlaws travel to famed Eldora Speedway tonight, and Learnerville Speedway Saturday. NASCAR Kyle Larson wins at Bristol last Saturday, making it only win number 6 on the year cementing him solidly into the round of 12 for the NASCAR Playoffs.  Larson has a 30 point lead over Martin Truex Jr as they head to the Las Vegas Motor Speedway where Larson has a win already this year and has already drawn the pole for the race Sunday. WHAT'S UP FRIDAY and SATURDAY- 50th Jamestown Stockcar Stampede. (7 Friday) (4 Saturday) FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AND SUNDAY-Dakota Motocross Dash for Cash on the other corner of the Stutsman County Fairgrounds. Gates open at 4pm Friday and 7am Saturday and Sunday. Follow Checkers and Wreckers with Corey Litton on Facebook as well as @Chexnrex on Twitter and Instagram for FM's number 1 source of racing news. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

CHECKERS AND WRECKERS FOR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17TH WHAT HAPPENED FRIDAY-15th John Seitz Memorial night 1, River Cities Speedway, Grand Forks “Diamond” Dave Mass was victorious in the “Go Hard or Go Home” dash race putting him on the pole for Saturday night's main event.  Then it was Tyler Peterson picking up the Modified feature win.  Austin Pierce grabbed his 6th straight NOSA Sprintcar win.  Then “The Ham Lake Hammer” Don Shaw was the winner of the Past Champion's dash. SATURDAY-ND State Championships, Forks Karting Speedway Picking up the state titles were Ty Dobmeier, Lola Schmaltz, Blaine Barnes, Ryder Blasky, Domnick Crocker, Ryan Thorvilson, Eric Thompson, Luke Hendrickson, Adam Thorvilson, and Kaileigh Martinson. SATURDAY-15th John Seitz Memorial night 2. After a quick nap it was time to take in the Seitz once again for championship night.  “The Wolverine” Justin Vogel started off the night with the big Street Stock Victory.  Then it was Preston Carr picking up the Midwest Modified win.  Tyler Peterson swept the weekend which was more than great for him as he is in a tight battle for the National Points in the Modifieds.  Then A. J. Diemel dominated for his 3rd Seitz Late Model Win lapping all but 6 of the 26 starters in the 92 la, $9,200 to win main event. SUNDAY-Corn Cob Nationals, Buffalo River Speedway, Glyndon Chris Seidel started off the night with his first Hobby Stock “King of the Cob.”  Then it was “Hollywood” Tye Wilke getting it done in the Legends.  Scott Jacobson shook off the hangover from his son Kelly's wedding the night before to win the Sport Mod Feature.  After that, it was Alex Truscinski winning in the Lightning Sprints.  Travis Robertson was the winner in the Stock Cars.  Curtis Huseth won in the Short Trackers.  And Tyler Hall nipped Jonny Corell at the line to win the Modified Main Event. TUESDAY-Wissota 100 night 1, I94 Speedway, Fergus Falls Controversy to start the night.  As 3 of the top 5 Hornet finishers failed post-race inspection.  Including national point leader and winner of the race Matthew Dittman.  The race was then awarded to Casey Stremick who was the runner up.  Following that, Cory Jorgenson was victorious in the Hobby Stocks after leading every lap. WEDNESDAY-Wissota 100 night 2, I94 Speedway Nick Green and Lindsey Hansen became the 39th and 40th entrants into the Unintentional Roll-Over Contest with a pair of 8-point rolls.  Both drivers were ok. Winning their qualifying features were Parker Anderson in the Street Stocks, “The Cowboy” Shane Howell in the Midwest Mods, Don Shaw in the Late Models, Dan Nissalke in the Super Stocks, and Tyler Peterson in the Modifieds. THURSDAY-Wissota 100 night 3, I94 Speedway More qualifying features last night at the Wissota 100.  And the winners were, Travis Schulte in the Midwest Mods, Jeff Nowak in the Street Stocks, Cole Searing in the Late Models, Shane Sabraski in the Super Stocks, and the “Ice Man” Jimmy Mars in the Modifieds.  Three Race of Champions were crowned with “The Cowboy” Shane Howell winning in the Midwest Mods, Hunter Domogala in the Street Stocks, and Dexton Koch in the Super Stocks. SCHATZ WATCH Donny Schatz didn't have the greatest of weekends scoring a 13th Friday and a 4th Saturday at Silver Dollar Speedway in Chico, CA.  Logan Schuchart won on Friday while Brad Sweet was the winner on Saturday.  Sweet has a 140-point lead over David Gravel.  Schatz sits in 4th, 254 points out of the lead. Only 1 night of racing for the Outlaws this weekend as they make their way to the Keller Auto Speedway in Hanford, CA tomorrow.  NASCAR Martin Truex JR. picked up the win at the Richmond Raceway to lock him into the next round of NASCAR Playoffs.  Kyle Larson is still your point leader by 24 over Denny Hamlin who finished 2nd at his home track.  The Cup Series heads to Bristol to determine who makes up the round of 12. WHAT'S UP TONIGHT-Wissota 100 Night 4, I94 Speedway, Fergus Falls (5) SATURDAY-Wissota 100 Championship Night. (5) SUNDAY-Buffalo River Speedway Season Championship. (4) FRIDAY and SATURDAY- 50th Jamestown Stockcar Stampede. (7 Friday) (4 Saturday) Follow Checkers and Wreckers with Corey Litton on Facebook as well as @Chexnrex on Twitter and Instagram for FM's number 1 source of racing news.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coming this weekend it's the Corn Cob Nationals AND The Saur Kraut 500! That's not all!!!   CHECKERS AND WRECKERS FOR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11TH WHAT HAPPENED FRIDAY-Season Championship-River Cities Speedway-Grand Forks “The Wolverine” Justin Vogel picked up his first RCS Street Stock win.  Ryan Johnson was the track Champion.  Jamie Dietzler doubled down and won the Midwest Modified feature and championship.  Adam Sobolik won the Wingless Sprint feature.  Dustin Strand won in the Late Models.  Shane Edgington was the Late Model Champ.  Then Austin Pierce won the Sprint Car feature and Championship. SATURDAY-Viking Speedway Labor Day Double-Header, Alexandria The Midwest Modifieds were won by Brennan Gave.  Parker Anderson caught several breaks with well timed caution flags to win in the Street Stocks.  Kevin Youngquist was the Short Tracker winner.  The Super Stocks were won by Trevor Saurer.  And the Modifieds were dominated by Dusty Bitzen. SUNDAY-Viking Speedway Labor Day Double Header 68-year-old Ron Saurer made a last lap pass to win in the Midwest Mods.  Ryan Satter won in the Street Stocks.  Then was subject to a protest.  Track officials tore down and carefully inspected his car and not only was he 100% legal, they found out a few more things they could be doing to help performance.  Kevin Youngquist swept the weekend in the Short Trackers.  Karter Reents won on the last lap of the Super Stocks.  And the “MN Millennial Farmer” Zach Johnson picked the right line in traffic to win the Modified main event on the last lap. MONDAY-Dakota Dream-Sheyenne Speedway-Lisbon Bo Gregor held on to win in the Hobby Stocks.  Then “The Blind Squirrel” Scotty Richardson won in the Legends.  “Big Time” Jonny Carter won in the Street Stocks.  Then “The Nightmare” Lucas Rodin held off #Teamnogreen's Laine Schwehr to win in the Midwest Mods.  Tempest Trone won your Ministock main evert LAST NIGHT-Prelude to the Johnny-NLRA Season Championship-River Cities Speedway 105 cars in 3 classes showed up for battle last night in Grand Forks which saw Parker Anderson hold off “The Wolverine” Justin Vogel to win in the Street Stocks.  “The Nightmare” Lucas Rodin charged up from 5th to win in the Midwest Mods.  Then AJ Diemel took the Late Model main event.  The “Super Rookie” Mike Greseth on the strength of his 5th place finish was crowned the NLRA Champion. SCHATZ WATCH Donny Schatz made the western states swing with several good finishes starting with a 4th place finish at Skagit Speedway in Burlington, WA Friday.  Then A 2nd the next night.  Then a 7th on Sunday.  James Mcfadden, Brad Sweet, And Carson Macedo were the winners those nights.  Monday, the World of Outlaws made their way toGrays Harbor Raceway in Elma, WA where Logan Schuchart was the winner with Schatz finishing 4th.  Tonight and Tomorrow the World of Outlaws make their way to the Silver Dollar Speedway in Chico, CA for the Gold Cup Race of Champions. NASCAR Denny Hamlin picked up his first win of the year to open off NASCAR's Playoffs at the Darlington Raceway for the Southern 500.  That moves Hamlin to 34 points behind regular season champion Kyle Larson.  The NASCAR Cup Series heads out to the Richmond Raceway in Virginia tomorrow night. WHAT'S UP TONIGHT-Saurkraut 500 night 1-Tri County Speedway in Wishek (6).  15th John Seitz Memorial-River Cities Speedway in Grand Forks (7). SATURDAY-ND State Championships-Forks Karting Speedway in Grand Forks (Noon).  Saurkraut 500 day 2 (5).  15th John Seitz Memorial $9200 to win Late Model Championship (6) SUNDAY-Corn Cob Nationals-Buffalo River Speedway in Glyndon.  Lightning Sprints, Legends, Short Trackers, Hobby Stocks, Sportmods, Modifieds, and the return of the IMCA Stock Cars. (4:30) Follow Checkers and Wreckers with Corey Litton on Facebook as well as @Chexnrex on Twitter and Instagram for FM's number 1 source of racing news.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, the boys are joined by co host Ben Brost as they sit down with the man that has won over 50% of his races, Parker Anderson.  Parker has been tearing it up in the street stock division with 26 wins this year already.  Give it a listen and get his thoughts on his next race The Little Dream!  Parker is going for win 27 in car 27 at Rice Lake Speedway.  Check it out!

Bonnie and Doug visit with Track Announcer Corey Litton of Checkers and Wreckers about this weekend's races, including locally, World of Outlaws and NASCAR.  Corey joins us every Friday at 6:40am during the racing season. Checkers and Wreckers is brought to you by 7th Ave. Auto Salvage and Buffalo River Speedway.     CHECKERS AND WRECKERS FOR FRIDAY, JULY 23RD WHAT HAPPENED FRIDAY-WORLD OF OUTLAW LATE MODELS-RIVER CITIES SPEEDWAY-GRAND FORKS Tucker Pederson started off the night with the Street Stock win.  Then it was Austin Pierce winning in the NOSA Sprints.  Dennis Erb Jr. battled Jimmy Mars and lapped traffic to take the big win in the Late Models.  SATURDAY-WORLD OF OUTLAW LATE MODELS-I94 SPEEDWAY-FERGUS FALLS Corey Storck split the leaders as they wrecked down the back stretch and held on to win the Midwest Mod feature.  Parker Anderson was the Steffes Street Stock Tour winner.  And Frank Heckenest Jr. won the Late Model Main event. SUNDAY-RED RIVER VALLEY FAIR RACE-RED RIVER VALLEY SPEEDWAY The Hobby Stocks were won by Brodee Eckerdt.  Then Trent Grager won another big Stock Car Main.  Dave Shipley won in the Modifieds.  Then “The Fort Ripley Rocket” Jake Hageman won the 40 lap, $1000 to win Sportmod main event. TUESDAY-RED RIVER KART CLUB Rain forced the RRKC to move to a rare Tuesday race.  The big winners were Caleb Brejcha, Brady Heilman, Dalton Babcock, Owen Springer, brothers Andrew and Alex Clark, and Vince Noble. THURSDAY-ADVANTAGE RV MODIFIED TOUR-NORMAN COUNTY RACEWAY Scary accident in the heat races as Dustin Strand violently rolled down the back stretch 5 times.  He was shaken up and taken in for observation but was able to walk to the ambulance.  When racing resumed, Scott Jacobson got the Sportmod win.  Followed by Aaron Blacklance who threw such impressive sliders, Greg Maddux stood up and applauded.  Rob VanMil was able to outrun all the other Stock Cars.  And Jeremy Nelson was your Modified main event winner. NASCAR Aric Almirola picked up the impressive win in New Hampshire ending Stewart-Haas Racings winless streak for the year.  Denny Hamlin still is the point leader by 13 over Kyle Larson who leads in the Play Off standings as NASCAR's winningest driver this year so far. WHAT'S UP TONIGHT-First Responders Night with Sprint Car Meet and Greet-Red River Valley Speedway (7) SATURDAY-NOSA Sprints-Jamestown Speedway (7) SUNDAY-Mid-Summer Hobby Stock Shootout with double features-Buffalo River Speedway (5:30) MONDAY-Red River Kart Club (6:30) THURSDAY-Sanders Stock Car Challenge-Norman County Raceway-(7)  Follow Checkers and Wreckers with Corey Litton on Facebook as well as @Chexnrex on Twitter and Instagram for FM's number 1 source of racing news. (Listen to Bonnie and Doug every Monday through Friday from 5-8am on the “KFGO Morning Crew” and be part of our morning show by getting involved in our "Question of the Day" or by calling in weather and traffic information. Also make sure you like our KFGO Morning Crew Facebook page). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

episode 27 // Parker Anderson, Greener Golf // in this ep: golf sustainability // using golf as a tool to connect people to nature // creating healthy ecosystems out of golf courses // standard once-an-episode mention of Goat Hill Park // why does sustainability matter? // University of Michigan // donuts, deserts, & dogs

Bonnie and Doug visit with Track Announcer Corey Litton of Checkers and Wreckers about this weekend's races, including locally, World of Outlaws and NASCAR.   Stay tuned because Corey will join us every Friday at 6:40am during the racing season. Checkers and Wreckers is brought to you by 7th Ave. Auto Salvage and Buffalo River Speedway   CHECKERS AND WRECKERS FOR FRIDAY, JUNE 4TH  WHAT HAPPENED  FRIDAY, MAY 28TH-Red River Valley Speedway  Sportmods-Scott Jacobson, Stockcars-Trent Grager, Legends-72 “Hollywood” Tye Wilke, Hobby Stocks-73 Todd Gettel, Mods-48k Kollin Hibdon, 305 Sprints-69 Brandon Rekow 4th different winner in 4 weeks (Only 4 cars have raced all 4 weeks)  SATURDAY/SUNDAY, MAY 29TH and 30th-Viking Speedway Double Header-Alexandria, MN  The rain ruined the first night, so they started early Sunday at the “High Flyin Half Mile” Chase Viebrock won both Traditional Sprint features, Jon Lewerer and Mike Mueller split the Traditional Sprint wins, Brendan Blascyk and Brock Gronwald split the Midwest Mod Features, Parker Anderson doubled up with the Street Stock wins, Jeff Crouse won in the Super Stocks, and Brett Hoium won in the Mods before the rain hit again.  MONDAY, MAY 31-SHEYENNE SPEEDWAY-LISBON, ND  Jayden Michaelsohn led off the night with the Hobby Stock win, Alex Kukowski was next in the Legends, “The Assassin” Kyle Anderson won in the Street Stocks, “The Nightmare” Lucas Rodin parked it in victory lane in the Midwest Mods, and Pokey Lukes, Longtime announcer turned racer won the Mini Stock main event.  THURSDAY, JUNE 3RD-NORMAN COUNTY RACEWAY-ADA, MN  The 103rd year of racing kicked off in Ada last night with Justin Jones winning in the Sportmods, Scott Herron also won in the Hobby Stocks, Aaron Blacklance won in the Midwest Mods, Trent Grager won for the second time since Friday in the Stock Cars, and Kollin Hibdon picked up win number 4 on the year in the Mods.  NASCAR PLUS WORLD OF OUTLAWS  Kyle Larson let a couple other drivers lead for a few laps because he was nice, and he dominated the Coca Cola 600 at Charlotte.  He then traveled to Lawrenceburg, IN and won the World of Outlaw A-Main.  INDY 500  Helio Castroneves with his win of the 105th Indianapolis 500, became only the 4th (Al Unser Sr, A.J. Foyt, Rick Mears) 4-time winner of America's most famous race.  Miraculously rebounding from his “Dancing with the Stars” stint.  SCHATZ WATCH  Donny Schatz Finished 8th in Lawrenceburg, but I hear he will be at the Buffalo River Speedway Sunday in a Late Model.  WHAT'S UP  TONIGHT-Sportmod Meet and Greet at the Red River Valley Speedway 7pm.  World of Outlaws River Cities Speedway, Grand Forks 7pm.  SATURDAY-Jamestown Speedway Big Rig Night 7pm  SUNDAY-NLRA Late Models-Buffalo River Speedway 6pm  MONDAY-Red River Kart Club 6:30pm FREE  THURSDAY-Norman County Raceway-Ada, MN 7pm  Follow Checkers and Wreckers with Corey Litton on Facebook as well as @Chexnrex on Twitter and Instagram for FM's number 1 source of racing news.  (Listen to Bonnie and Doug every Monday through Friday from 5-8 am on the “KFGO Morning Crew” and be part of our morning show by getting involved in our "Question of the Day" or by calling in weather and traffic information. Also make sure you like our KFGO Morning Crew Facebook page). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dead Vinyl is a fantastic rock & roll band from Ft. Worth, TX. They will draw you in with their powerhouse sound on hits such as "Till the Cosmos Fall" and then comfort you with the soft melodic sounds of newer songs such as "Let Love Do". I'd be lying if I told you that Dead Vinyl are not friends of mine. The truth is, I've known these guys a very long time and was ecstatic to finally get to record a podcast episode with them. Dead Vinyl consists of: Hayden Miller on Vocals, Zach Tucker on Bass, Parker Anderson on Drums, and Tyler Vela on Guitar. While we unfortunately did not get to record with Tyler on this episode Hayden, Parker, and Zach take us through the various iterations of their bands before forming Dead Vinyl, there are a lot of stories and even more laughs.I was so fortunate to get to talk to these three guys a few months ago and I hope you enjoy it even half as much as we did.While this episode is not part of a larger Volume we are releasing it under the moniker of "B-Sides" since it is a bonus track just for you.Tune in to find out how the Dead Vinyl crew answers the questions essential to the essence of the podcast:1. What does music mean to you?2. How do you quantify success?3. And what happens after the music fades?Another B-Side episode and the 2 remaining Volume 5 episodes are right around the corner, but for now enjoy this bonus episode, we hope it empowers you to Let Love Do!After the Encore is a long-form, career retrospective podcast that takes you behind the music of some of your favorite artists. After the Encore is also a "2020 Music Podcast of the Year" award nominee over at PodcastAwards.com'After the Encore' is powered by Roberts Media Group. For more programming and advertisement opportunities, please visit www.robertsmediagroup.co

Today's episode focuses on three individuals with the same passion for content creating. Content creation is the contribution of information to any media specifically to digital media. Content creating has become a widely supported passion over the past 10 years. In the current age of social media, content creating can take many forms. Such as youtube, tiktok, instagram etc. Today I sat down with Fiona Connolly, Parker Anderson, and Sam Whitney to discuss their passion for film and how it has altered the course of their lives. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lilly-donnelly/support

This week we travel out west to Haunted Prescott, AZ! When Arizona was created as a U.S. territory in 1864, Prescott became its first capital. Accompanying the city's rich history is an equally dramatic heritage of supernatural manifestations. Visitors report a strange chill in the Palace Restaurant and taps on the shoulder at the Smoki Museum. Lingering spirits crowd famed hotels like the Vendome and the Hassayampa Inn, as well as theaters such as the Elks Opera House and Prescott Center for the Arts. Learn the secrets of Prescott's cemeteries and the truth about the hangings on the Courthouse Plaza as Darlene Wilson and Parker Anderson lead an excursion through the haunted sites of Arizona's mile-high city.

The current pandemic has invigorated public interest in being out in green space and golfers anxious to get back out and play. In this episode of Frankly Speaking, Frank Rossi and Parker Anderson of Greener Golf explore the science behind our desire for being on the golf course, the conflict with the public regarding community use of the space, and returning to golf. He has a mindfulness chat with Paul MacCormack as things begin to open up, and a new book review segment with Chris Tritabaugh chatting about Minnesota native Thomas Friedman’s Thank You for Being Late. Presented by DryJect,Civitas and Plant Food Company.

This week in studio we have a 4 piece instrumental heavy metal band! C.I. and their 7 song album called Contemplating Impermanence. Peter, Ben, Andrew and BobNash join Joe Tacke, Zach and myself for a really fun show. Right off I have to find out what C.I. means? I know you're thinking its obviously the title of the album but you'd be surprised by the answer. We talk about how the guys met, the roots of the band and songwriting and recording. It was really cool to find out the that AFWOL is connected to mine and Joes favorite Christmas movie. So before I get to far into this the opening song is also the opening song on the album called Waingro. This also has a movie tie in. The middle track is AFWOL.  One of the things I like about the album is the heaviness of it. It is meditative. Can hard rock or heavy metal be used for meditation? Zach is back and we have a Zach Libs and a few shout outs. Shout out to Matt Thomas for last weeks song "Choke Your Chicken", Shout out to Ray who is in the hospital. Get Well Soon! Shout out to Parker Anderson for doing an outstanding job at Unity Fort Worth Sunday. Andrew (Drummer) Tipps and I have know each other a while now. We attend the same church and it is really fun for me to mix my church life with my rock and roll life. It was really great to have these guys on. Toward the end I mention how awesome our community is and our city is and the big news of the weekend of the kidnapped and rescued little girl. It was both terrifying (to have a girl abducted blocks from your house in broad daylight) and miraculous (they found her 8 hours later because of community outreach and social media) and the city should be very proud of how we responded. SouthSide!!! The last track is the closing track and it is called The Stress of Bitter Experience. You can find C.I. on facebook and on bandcamp. You can download the album for free. If you listen and think you can vocalize the music, record vocals over it and send it to the band. You never know what could become of it. https://cimusic.bandcamp.com/album/contemplating-impermanence #KeepListening #Neverstop #suckitstubbs Remember our friends The Jerry Jonestown Massacre Arlington Distorted Bombaarded Robotuners Audio Diorama  

The lads recap a tough game 7 for leafs nation and bring on Leafs insider (superfan) Parker Anderson to discuss the heartbreak. After that the boys have an incredible interview with coach Eric Yung of the Men's Volleyball team they talk about his journey to get here and the legendary two sport athlete! You do not want to miss it! 

In this episode of Frankly Speaking, Frank Rossi chats with Parker Anderson, research scientist at the University of Minnesota. Anderson is the facilitator of the Science of the Green Initiative, a research partnership between the USGA and the University of Minnesota that focuses on developing research and innovation strategies which address sustainability challenges facing the golf industry and promote and implement best practices leading to a sustainable future for the industry. Parker was a team member in the construction of “The Loop” at Forest Dunes, an innovative Tom Doak-designed reversible 18-hole golf course located in Michigan. Additionally, Parker is an experienced beekeeper and pollinator advocate, teacher, and sustainability consultant. Presented by Civitas and DryJect.