Podcasts about Patio

Disney Wedding Pavilion ceremony + Grand Floridian reception + EPCOT Germany Promenade dessert party! In this episode of the Disney Wedding Podcast, Leilah Lingel shares the story of her Walt Disney World wedding, including her 9:30 a.m. ceremony at the Wedding Pavilion, reception at the Whitehall Room and Patio at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, and dessert party at Germany Promenade A–D in EPCOT. Leilah and her husband planned their Disney wedding on a budget, taking advantage of a summertime Wedding Pavilion discount and choosing a Sunday morning brunch wedding. She shares how they selected their venues, saved money with outside vendors, incorporated special Disney touches, and created an unforgettable experience for their guests—including Mickey and Minnie, fireworks, and a surprise Remy's Ratatouille Adventure ride mix-in. In this episode, you'll hear all about: ✨ Why Leilah chose the Disney Wedding Pavilion for her ceremony ✨ Her Grand Floridian Whitehall Room and Patio reception ✨ Their EPCOT Germany Promenade dessert party ✨ How they saved money while still creating a magical Disney wedding ✨ Their favorite wedding foods—including the famous churro Mickey waffles ✨ Choosing Mickey and Minnie's rose gold outfits for the reception ✨ Their surprise Remy's Ratatouille Adventure ride mix-in ✨ Why hiring a wedding content creator was one of their best decisions ✨ Finding vendors experienced with curly hair and photographing melanin beautifully ✨ How they incorporated meaningful personal touches into their wedding ✨ Their detailed wedding-day timeline, from a 2 a.m. wake-up to the late-night EPCOT dessert party ✨ How they handled an officiant change just one week before the wedding ✨ What went wrong—and how they recovered ✨ Why Leilah wishes she had eaten more of her wedding cake and dessert-party treats! ✨ Her advice for researching vendors, asking questions, taking your time, and enjoying the planning process Leilah also shares some practical advice for couples planning a Walt Disney World wedding on a budget, including where they decided to spend their money, what they skipped, and why they didn't feel they needed an outside wedding planner or day-of coordinator. If you're planning a Disney World wedding, Disney Wedding Pavilion wedding, Grand Floridian wedding, EPCOT wedding, Disney wedding reception, or Disney vow renewal, this episode is packed with real-world ideas and inspiration. View photos by Indie West Photography and full details from this Disney wedding here: https://disneyweddingpodcast.com/leilah-isaacs-grand-floridian-wedding/ And click here to start planning your own Disney World wedding with the Fairytale Weddings Guide: https://fairytaleweddingsguide.com/shop/fairytale-weddings-guide/

Ask a question hereTalking Pools Podcast | Mythbusting Wednesday with Natalie HoodWhat do you do when heavy rain turns a vinyl liner into a waterbed? Chris Cavanaugh has a clear first instruction: do not drain the pool. In this episode, Natalie talks with the 2026 Talking Pools TOP TEN Mentor about floating liners, groundwater, salt systems on steel-wall pools, and the mistakes that can turn a repairable problem into an expensive one.Chris is a third-generation pool professional and president of Cavanaugh Pool, Spa & Patio in western Kentucky. He shares how his family grew the business into a three-location operation—and how that growth made mentoring new managers and service techs essential.Natalie also asks about Chris's first mentor: his mother. She taught him water chemistry, the work behind running a business, and one lesson every seasonal business owner needs to hear: plan for winter while the money is coming in.In this episode:Why Chris now sends interested employees to industry shows and asks them to bring back three ideas.What to consider before putting a salt system on a steel-wall vinyl-liner pool, especially one with an automatic cover.How groundwater can lift a liner and leave wrinkles when it recedes.Why Chris says to call a professional before lowering the water in a pool with a floating liner.What manufacturers could learn from the people installing and servicing their equipment.Chris's advice to anyone coming into the industry? Try its different sides. Retail, service, sales, and installation each offer a path. Learn enough to find yours, then help somebody else find theirs. Support the showThank you so much for listening! You can find us on social media:FacebookInstagramTik TokEmail us: talkingpools@gmail.com

En el marco de la regulación del espacio ubicado en la Plaza Leones, se presentaron nueve ofertas para los nueve puestos disponibles, con montos que alcanzaron hasta los 900 mil pesos mensuales. La comisión evaluadora analizará los requisitos para definir las adjudicaciones por el plazo de un año, mientras que los carros que no ingresen deberán ubicarse a más de 500 metros del sector.

Dirige y presenta: Juan Carlos Baruque Hernández Sumario del programa CARLOS IURCHUK *El OVNI del patio. Nuestra Web: https://mundoinsolitoradio.es Contacta: +34 687 39 80 12 - Solo WhatsApp mundoinsolitoradio@hotmail.com Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Experience gentle rain on the patio, creating a peaceful ambiance perfect for deep sleep, meditation, and relaxation. Let soothing nature sounds and calming white noise help you unwind and enjoy tranquil rest.

Creating new living spaces in your Austin doesn't have to cost an arm and a leg. Nu-View Patio designs and installs custom sunrooms that can serve a wide range of purposes. Go to https://patioaustintx.com/ for more information. Nu-View Patio City: Cedar Park Address: 1400 Fox Sparrow Trail Website: https://www.patioaustintx.com

Join T, Father Fortenberry, Gary & Marty Mar the Bourbon Nerd as they discuss headlines of the day! Check out our Website: https://lifefromthepatio.com/merch follow us on TikTok: https://tiktok.com/lifefromthepatio2 @Fatherfortenberry@LFTP @BourbonNerd-LFTP @BrotherFortenberry #comedy #podcast #funnyvideo #bourbon #whiskey #fye #KnobCreek #Jack Daniels #buffalotrace #distillery #buffalo #LFTP #oldforester #jimbeam #heavenhill #Bluenote #Shortbarrel #rye #ark #arknights #arkansas #nba #nfl #razorbacks #YouTube

Join T & Father Fortenberry as they discuss headlines of the day, and celebrate National & Day!! Check out our Website: https://lifefromthepatio.com/merch follow us on TikTok: https://tiktok.com/lifefromthepatio2 @Fatherfortenberry@LFTP @BourbonNerd-LFTP @BrotherFortenberry #comedy #podcast #funnyvideo #bourbon #whiskey #fye #KnobCreek #Jack Daniels #buffalotrace #distillery #buffalo #LFTP #oldforester #jimbeam #heavenhill #Bluenote #Shortbarrel #rye #ark #arknights #arkansas #nba #nfl #razorbacks #YouTube

Join T, Father Fortenberry, Gary & Marty Mar the Bourbon Nerd as they discuss headlines of the day! Check out our Website: https://lifefromthepatio.com/merch follow us on TikTok: https://tiktok.com/lifefromthepatio2 @Fatherfortenberry@LFTP @BourbonNerd-LFTP @BrotherFortenberry #comedy #podcast #funnyvideo #bourbon #whiskey #fye #KnobCreek #Jack Daniels #buffalotrace #distillery #buffalo #LFTP #oldforester #jimbeam #heavenhill #Bluenote #Shortbarrel #rye #ark #arknights #arkansas #nba #nfl #razorbacks #YouTube

We affirm the central motif of our dialogue: we are living the patio life, convening on the patio to deliberate on convivial pleasures and quotidian concerns. We commence by marking "Name Your Poison Day," wherein we disclose our predilections for spirits and libations—from a preferred 107-proof bourbon and Wild Turkey to beers such as Busch Light and Goose Island—and we pair those revelations with confessions of pastry predilections, notably donuts and donut holes. We traverse ancillary topics including the advisability of contemporary cruising, anecdotes of concealed alcohol and Bluetooth speaker prohibitions aboard ships, and an attention-grabbing trend of prepared food transactions on Facebook Marketplace. We intersperse reminiscences of local culinary staples, childhood encounters with fireworks and toys, and a measured critique of evolving tipping practices and civic observances such as Fourth of July municipal celebrations. We announce forthcoming communal engagements—among them a bottle share on June 27th and the prospect of a Patio Palooza—while acknowledging intermittent production gaps and imminent absences among our cohort, all the while sustaining a steady, earnest rapport.6-8We open on the patio and speak with deliberate candor about the rhythms of our lives and the small rituals that shape us. I describe the current pace of the show and announce absences that will affect our schedule. We discuss celebratory motifs and calendar curiosities such as Name Your Poison Day and National Best Friends Day. I and my cohosts catalog our preferred spirits and beers, compare bourbon proofs, and articulate the distinctions between an old fashioned and a simple mixed drink. We move from drink theory to concrete taste: donuts and breakfast pastries receive methodical appraisal, with attention to textures and regional staples. We recount a viral Facebook Marketplace food story as a cautionary vignette about informal commerce and food safety. The flow of conversation remains grounded and observational as we negotiate topics of travel, cruises, and the etiquette of carrying alcohol on board. We close with a reflection on community gatherings, upcoming bottle shares, and the small obligations of friendship and family that persist beyond the microphone. Throughout the discussion I adopt a measured register and we maintain a serious tone. We intersperse anecdote with practical detail. References to concerts, films, and toys emerge as cultural anchors that frame our memories. The narrative retains an intimate quality: we speak as people who know one another, who hold similar loyalties, and who articulate preferences plainly. Listeners hear both light counsel about taste and firm notes about safety and community rituals. The cadence of the program is conversational yet purposeful, and we leave the patio with the intention to reconvene when schedules allow. We concentrate at length on gastronomy and libations. I and my colleagues parcel the theme into discrete categories: beer, spirits, breakfast pastries, desserts, and meats. I name specific beverages and brands and explain why certain proofs and styles suit given contexts. We describe beer flavors, note seasonal preferences, and justify the selection of particular bourbons and rums for hot weather. On the pastry front, I analyze the dominance of donuts and donut holes, detail local bakeries that embody regional taste, and contrast cake donuts with yeast styles. We treat novelty items with the same seriousness: popcorn containers, pineapple beers, and homemade Pop Tarts are cataloged with sensory detail. We also diagnose the social impulse to sell prepared food on resale platforms and narrate a Memphis example that illuminates both creativity and risk. Our tone remains direct and disciplined. I present facts and describe processes plainly. When we discuss desserts we pivot to technique, referencing the pragmatic appeal of pre-mixed cheesecake filling and the ways families use it in communal meals. The segment culminates in a taxonomy of “poisons,” a structured survey that clarifies how we make choices about pleasure and indulgence in daily life.Takeaways:We opened the episode and informed listeners about our upcoming limited availability and schedule changes.I described local events and our clear food and drink preferences, including donuts, cheesecake, beers, and bourbons.We described a viral Facebook Marketplace food video where a buyer spent fifty dollars on a large mixed plate with waffles, wings, and boudin balls, sparking concerns about food safety and unusual local food practices.I recounted a risky excursion in the Dominican Republic and expressed concern about tour safety and local arrangements during travel.We discussed family life and parenting, emphasizing simple moments and the importance of expressing love to children while they are young.I reflected on nostalgic topics such as He-Man and GI Joe toys and on how film posters and childhood play shape cultural memory.We considered public issues, including tipping culture, fireworks safety and regulation, and debates about scheduling community events around national holidays.I shared personal anecdotes about childhood pranks, fireworks accidents, and long friendships that influenced our group dynamics and personal histories.

We begin by addressing the reported plan to build a moon base, a $20 billion effort and a topic we probe with respect to power generation and satellite solar capacity. We discuss new data centers coming to Memphis and what closed‑loop cooling means for local water and energy use. We examine a viral and upsetting video of geese in Arkansas, describe how a driver used a car to move the birds and struck several goslings, and relay updates about the response. We report additional items: a Nebraska incident in which a dog fired a shotgun, concerns about Ebola spread, and a controversial assisted‑dying case from Canada. We close with reactions to sports and entertainment news, sharing personal impressions and local anecdotes throughout.5-27We gather on the patio and speak with deliberate cadence about items that blend local color, national news, and technical curiosity. I recount a viral and distressing story about geese on an interstate where an attempt to herd the animals resulted in injury and death. We debate human responses, traffic hazards, and the moral shock the images provoked. I describe a Nebraska incident in which a dog discharged a shotgun while its owner shopped, and we examine the legal and ethical knots that follow an accidental shooting. I narrate how these animal and firearm stories prompted reflection on duty of care and public safety. We pivot to technology and infrastructure with methodical attention. I summarize recent plans for a lunar base and discuss the political and logistical implications of shared bases and a possible new geopolitical frontier in space. We address data center expansion and note that modern installations use closed-loop cooling that reduces water loss. I explain the emergence of local AI data centers in Memphis that will host models such as Grok, Claude, Gemini, and ChatGPT, and we analyze concerns about power routing, renewable generation, and satellite solar arrays that promise large gigawatt yields. We close with cultural notes and personal recollections. I tell of postseason college baseball and softball and how that season mobilizes local pride. We name multiple streaming shows and films that occupied our attention, and I recount small, human stories from the group—car accidents, youthful misadventures, and the passing of public figures. We invite listeners into our Discord and leave the reader with a clear sense of our conversational range and communal voice.Takeaways:We discussed new data centers and AI models, noting Grok, Claude, Gemini, and OpenAI deployments in Memphis and elsewhere.I raised concerns about power and water usage for data centers, and we clarified closed loop cooling reduces water waste.We outlined that space-based solar generators are scaling rapidly, with successive satellite generations increasing output by orders of magnitude.I narrated the viral interstate incident in which a driver attempted to move geese and unintentionally struck and killed several goslings.We reported a Nebraska convenience store event in which a dog inadvertently fired a shotgun, resulting in at least one person being wounded.I addressed alarming ethical developments in Canada where physicians authorized euthanasia for patients with chronic illness, provoking serious debate.We reviewed public health concerns regarding Ebola case increases in affected regions and the World Health Organization's warning about containment challenges.Companies mentioned in this episode:J.P. MorganOpenAIAnthropicGooglexAITeslaDXLTim HortonsWalmartUs WeeklyNetflixHBODisneyMcDonald'sTaco BellPatreonDiscordWendy'sKool-Aid

Hablamos con Carlos Turégano, decano del Colegio Oficial de Arquitectos de Aragón y presidente de Fundara, la Fundación impulsada por el Colegio Oficial de Arquitectos de Aragón, que se presenta en Zaragoza, con el objetivo de reforzar el diálogo entre arquitectura, cultura y sociedad. También se ha se ha inaugurado una instalación artística creada por Penique Productions, ‘Patio', que durante un mes transformará el Palacio de los Torrero.

Lyf Gildersleeve of Flying Fish joins us to talk about the need to update his restaurant/store based on guidelines the City of Portland has imposed on him, resulting in an Indigogo campaign to update Flying Fish, The Flying Fish Patio Project.  Lyf talks about how Portland changes the game, not only on regulations, but what they say during business conversations with city officials.   Flying Fish must convert its temporary outdoor dining area into a permanent structure.  We talk about what that means not only for his business, but also how the city's policies negatively affect small businesses and neighborhoods in Portland. Host Chris Angelus has an offered to donate $250 person to Flying Fish's campaign for any bookings to his Portland Food Adventurescort trip to Oaxaca in January with Maylin Chavez.   Right at the Fork is supported by:  Zupan's Markets: www.zupans.com  RingSide SteakHouse: www.RingSideSteakhouse.com  Portland Food Adventures: www.PortlandFoodAdventures.com 

Experience the soothing sound of gentle rain on the patio, perfect for deep sleep, meditation, and relaxation. Let these calming rain sounds create a peaceful ambiance to help you unwind, focus, and rest better through the night.

Experience gentle rain on the patio, perfect for deep sleep, meditation, and peaceful relaxation. Let these soothing nature sounds create a calming ambiance to help you unwind and rest better through the night.

If you're looking for an easy way to increase your living space and add to your property's value, consider getting a sunroom or glass enclosure from Nu-View in Austin, TX! Go to https://patioaustintx.com to find out more. Nu-View Patio City: Cedar Park Address: 1400 Fox Sparrow Trail Website: https://www.patioaustintx.com

La prueba ha sido la primera en recibir el sello Green Trail Concept que otorga la Kilian Jornet Foundation

À l'Antichambre, Luc Bellemare est en compagnie de P.J. Stock et Gilbert Delorme pour parler des nouvelles sur les Canadiens de Montréal et l'arrivée de Chris Kreider.

Can Wildfire Sprinklers Save Your Home? Inside Frontline Wildfire Defense You have evacuated. Your family is somewhere safe. But what is still working to protect your home? That question drives this episode of All Things Wildfire, as host O.P. Almaraz welcomes Harry Statter, founder and CEO of Frontline Wildfire Defense. Their conversation goes beyond whether sprinklers can spray water on a house. It examines how homes become vulnerable to ignition, what happens when power and water systems are disrupted, and why protecting a property requires more than one product or precaution. From ember-resistant vents to automated exterior sprinklers, the central message is consistent: there is no silver bullet. The goal is to understand a property's vulnerabilities and combine measures that address them. Why Frontline focuses on preventing ignition Harry's background is in landscape ecology, forestry, and defensible-space work. He explains that studying structure losses—including commercial buildings surrounded by large parking lots—pushed him to look more closely at the role of embers. His focus is not limited to vegetation. Patio furniture, decking, vehicles, garbage cans, and other combustible materials around a home can become part of the fire exposure. Frontline's approach, as Harry describes it, is to wet vulnerable materials before embers ignite them. Rather than waiting for a fire to develop beside a structure, the system is intended to reduce the opportunity for that ignition to happen. As Harry puts it: "We're not suppressing a fire, we're avoiding a fire." Wildfire sprinklers do not replace home hardening One of the most important moments comes when O.P. asks about homeowners who want sprinklers without addressing other vulnerabilities. Harry's answer is direct: a comprehensive approach still matters. Open windows and unprotected vents remain pathways for embers, regardless of what is happening outside. In fact, Harry says ember-resistant vents would be his first improvement at his own home. That distinction matters throughout the conversation. Exterior sprinklers are discussed as an additional layer of protection—not permission to ignore vents, combustible materials, or other weak points around the structure. How automated wildfire sprinklers work Harry explains that Frontline's platform combines satellite, camera, sensor, weather, and fire-service data to track threats. Customers can opt into automated activation. When the platform identifies a threat, Harry says it sends a notification that the system will activate in 10 minutes, with an opportunity to accept or decline. The system mixes water with Class A foam, which Harry describes as biodegradable, to improve wetting and reduce the amount of water needed. The objective is to build moisture in vulnerable materials around the home before embers arrive. The accompanying app also communicates with homeowners during the event, helping them understand the threat and prepare to leave. The protection strategy is designed to operate while people get out of harm's way. What happens when wind, water, or power becomes a problem? O.P. asks the practical questions homeowners are likely to have: What happens when strong winds push the spray? What happens if municipal water pressure drops? And how does the system keep operating during a power outage? Harry describes overlapping sprinkler coverage and targeted spray patterns intended to account for wind-driven exposure. On water use, he cites Los Angeles deployments that operated between six and twelve gallons per minute. He also discusses an optional backup-water setup that can draw from a pool when municipal pressure drops, along with other potential sources such as tanks. For power and communications, Harry describes battery backup and solar charging for the controller, plus Wi-Fi, cellular, and satellite connectivity. These details make the discussion especially useful for homeowners evaluating a system: the conversation addresses not just normal operation, but the failures and disruptions that can accompany a wildfire. Frontline's reported results during the Los Angeles fires Harry reports that Frontline protected 59 homes during the Los Angeles fires and describes a 96% effectiveness rate, while noting that the properties experienced different levels of exposure. He also discusses situations where protected homes remained standing while surrounding properties were lost. These are Frontline's reported results from the interview—not a guarantee of what will happen at any individual property during a future fire. They are part of a broader conversation about evaluating what works, understanding limitations, and learning from actual wildfire exposure. Why the conversation extends to insurance and entire communities The episode also explores Frontline's relationship with insurers, including the Stand Insurance partnership Harry describes, and why property protection matters to both homeowners and insurance companies. O.P. and Harry then discuss the limits of protecting a single home when neighboring structures and combustible materials remain vulnerable. Harry shares an example involving a 151-unit condominium community in Santa Clarita, where the approach considers individual buildings, porches, garages, and other locations where ignition could lead to wider losses. The emphasis is on identifying exposure throughout a community rather than assuming protection begins and ends at the property line. The takeaway: understand the exposure before choosing the solution The conversation closes with a point both men return to repeatedly: homeowners need to understand how their particular property could ignite. Harry calls for better feedback on the effectiveness of wildfire solutions. O.P. reinforces that message by acknowledging that some homes treated with fire retardant during the Palisades response were still lost. Neither presents a single product as the complete answer. Instead, they encourage a more informed approach: identify the vulnerabilities, understand where individual measures have limitations, and build a combination of protections around the actual property.

For this episode we come to you live from HQ The Lounge! As we feature Daniela and Storm from Las Toxicas Gentleman's Club. They come on and tell us about being entertainers, some wild OF stories and how they got started and how they came to meet! Plus we do a round of 21 questions.

We get a preview of the Patio Pops Concert coming up this Sunday, September 13th at 2:00 that will feature the school's Wind Orchestra and Concert Band in a program of all-American music to celebrate our country's 250th anniversary.

Could a solar panel on a balcony, patio or yard help Illinois residents lower their electricity bills? State Senator Rachel Ventura joins the Sound of the State to explain plug-in solar, who could benefit from it, and how her legislation would establish safety standards while expanding access to renewable energy.

It was a somber morning in the studio with the boys nursing broken hearts following Freo's finals exit. The team brightened things up for Father's Day by playing a game to guess callers' dads' names for Sennheiser headphones—only to fail miserably on every attempt before handing the prize to Mel! Joel also recapped his and mum Jenny Creasey’s wild 48-hour promotional media blitz, while C-Bass stopped by to wonder aloud just how short Bruno Mars is in person. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode we featuring one of our favorite recurring guests: Tory Lanez! She comes on and gives us a life update, her latest trip to Turks and Caicos and what ever happened to her man in Miami?? Plus we play 21 questions and she brings on the Bender Queen Alijah on and tells us about her former OF career. Follow us on social media @AaronScenesAfterParty

“Every evening the sparrows would descend onto this bush that covered the walls of the patio. For the first hour or so they would always make lots of noise, sounded like they were arguing!”

Drift into calm with gentle rain sounds perfect for sleep, meditation, and relaxation. This soothing ambient nature audio helps ease stress, improve focus, and create a peaceful atmosphere for restful nights and mindful moments.

Experience peaceful rest and deep relaxation with gentle rainfall on the patio, perfect for sleep, meditation, and calming your mind with soothing nature sounds. Let this ambient rain audio guide you to tranquil sleep and stress relief.

LIVE From The Blazek’s Patio In Marion! Win cash!  Don’t miss “Chip in and Win” weekday mornings with The Morning Scramble shortly after 8:20 a.m. to score $250 in cash!   The Morning Scramble is packing up the show and heading to Marion to broadcast live from the Blazek home! They’re the party house on ... Read more

What if improving your workday began with stepping outside for a few minutes?Julie Beckwith, co-founder of Living on the Patio, joins Jennifer R Glass to share how her relationship with outdoor living changed after the pandemic and a serious cardiac event. Their conversation explores how intentional time in nature may support stress relief, mood, focus, and overall well-being.Jennifer and Julie discuss:Practical ways to spend time outside in cold, hot, or humid weatherWhether sitting near a sunny window offers the same experience as going outdoorsHow to work from a patio, balcony, yard, or shared green spaceSimple ways to reduce screen fatigue and give your eyes a change of focusHow apartment dwellers and city residents can bring elements of nature indoorsWhy employers may want to consider outdoor work and break spacesJulie's definition of success and the joy she finds in helping people reconnect with natureLearn more about Julie and access her resources at LivingOnThePatio.com.Disclosure: Julie Beckwith paid an administrative appearance fee to participate in this episode. Payment did not guarantee editorial control, endorsement, or any particular outcome.Health note: This conversation shares personal experiences and general educational information. It is not medical advice and should not replace guidance from a qualified healthcare professional. Some health and productivity claims discussed reflect the guest's interpretation of available research and should not be treated as guaranteed outcomes.

Episode Summary: In this episode of the Work at Home Rockstar Podcast, Tim Melanson chats with Dr. Rob Yonover, founder and CEO of Sea Rescue Corporation, who has worked from home for over 30 years inventing survival gear for military and civilian use. What started as him "screwing around with a piece of plastic" on his patio became the SeeRescueStreamer, a signaling device he says is now military-approved worldwide and has even flown on SpaceX missions. Rob gets candid about what it actually takes to make working from home sustainable: brutal self-discipline, a simple math equation for building a passion project around a day job, and a thick skin built from years of rejection, including five no's on Shark Tank. He walks through the relentless, old-school media hustle that got his product into outlets like the Miami Herald, Outside Magazine, and Playboy, and explains why he still believes trade shows and face-to-face relationships beat digital marketing for building trust. The conversation also covers how a 15-year licensing deal with guaranteed royalties gave him the cash flow to keep inventing, what's exciting him now with a new pocket desalinator project and his published books, and his strong personal views on keeping kids off phones and social media. Who is Dr. Rob Yonover? Dr. Robert Yonover is a Ph.D. geochemist/volcanologist with a history of innovative scientific contributions and technologies that have been awarded U.S. Military/DARPA funding and U.S. Patents. The military-approved/adopted SeeRescueStreamer has saved lives on land and in water. A North Shore big wave surfer and Molokai Channel rough-water fisherman, Dr. Yonover uses the ocean as his laboratory. He's the founder and CEO of Sea Rescue Corporation and has worked from home in Hawaii for over 30 years, describing himself as a third-generation work-at-home entrepreneur following his grandmother, who ran an early medical practice out of her Chicago home, and his father, who built a mail-order business in the 1960s. The SeeRescueStreamer earned Navy approval and has since been adopted across military branches, including the Canadian Air Force. He's also the author of four books, Hardcore Inventing, Caregiver's Survival Guide, Hardcore Health, and Brainstorm Islands, and is currently working on a pocket desalinator that converts saltwater to freshwater. Connect with Dr. Rob Yonover: Website: SeeRescueStreamer.com Host Contact Details: Website: https://workathomerockstar.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/workathomerockstar Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/workathomerockstar LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/timmelanson YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@WorkAtHomeRockStarPodcast X / Twitter: https://twitter.com/workathomestar Email: tim@workathomerockstar.com In this Episode: 00:00 — Welcome and Guest Intro 00:30 — From Patio Idea to Lifesaver 01:30 — Discipline for Remote Work 03:18 — Side Hustle Time Math 04:53 — Avoiding Desperation Deals 05:52 — Handling Rejection and Doubt 08:32 — Protect Ideas Before Sharing 09:29 — Finding Your First Yes 13:42 — Old School Media Hustle 16:01 — Marketing in the Internet Age 19:50 — Work Ethic Beats the Odds 20:43 — Passion and Ownership Matter 21:55 — Tools That Still Work 22:31 — Trade Shows and Niches 24:32 — Longevity and Low Overhead 25:51 — Relationships Beat Automation 27:53 — Licensing and Cash Flow 30:28 — Thick Skin and Trolls 32:10 — Phones Without Guardrails 35:16 — What Excites Him Now 35:57 — Desalinator and Storytelling 40:00 — No Electricity Grandpa 40:58 — Where to Find Rob 41:50 — Desert Island Albums General Business Advice Disclaimer The strategies and experiences shared in this episode are based on our guest's personal journey and are for inspiration and education, not a guarantee of results. What worked for them may not work the same way for everyone. Guest Claims & Product Disclaimer Any claims made about products, approvals, or outcomes in this episode reflect our guest's own statements about their business and have not been independently verified by Work at Home RockStar. Personal Opinions Disclaimer Our guests share their own opinions and life philosophies, on technology, parenting, or anything else, which don't necessarily reflect the views of this show. 45:24 — Final Thanks and Signoff

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Freelance food writer and restaurant critic Maggie Hennessy joins Bob Sirott to talk about what froyo is and some of the most popular spots around Chicago, as well as why it’s healthier than ice cream. Arts coordinator for Block Club Chicago Leen Yassine also joins Bob to share some of the city’s most popular open-air […]

Welcome to Dear Nikky, where your naughtiest confessions come to life. I'm your host Nikky, and tonight we are exploring hidden summer desires, delicious acts of surrender, and those thrilling moments when fantasy crashes into reality.“Caught completely naked on the patio by your daughter's 19-year-old ex-boyfriend… and then you seduced him? One horny mum shares every filthy detail.”“A husband who can no longer have sex holds his girlfriend while another couple takes turns using her ass in the spare room during their pool party.”“Super Bowl bet in Portugal goes wild — loser gets 48 hours of total submission, including walking naked through the streets with a remote-controlled vibrator and a butt plug.”Stick around, because these confessions are dripping with heat. Join us over on Discord. https://discord.gg/P6DzSbBgYUSupport Nikky: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/channel/dear-nikky/id6442972835Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/dear-nikky-hidden-desires--6316414/supportFeatured Release: Dear Nikky: Sex Confessions From People Just Like You is out now! Dive deeper into the raw, unfiltered stories you love. Contact:Email: Nikky@dearnikky.comWebsite: DearNikky.com/confessionsSocials: Twitter (@DNikky162), Instagram (@DNikky162), Facebook (@DearNikky)Content Warning: This episode contains explicit sexual content, including graphic descriptions of nudity, public sex, infidelity, and boundary-pushing consensual fantasies. Stories are fictional and depict enthusiastic consent. Listener discretion advised; 18+ only. Submissions involving bestiality, incest, underage role-play, rape, non-consensual content, or racial slurs are not aired. Get Involved:Submit Your Story: Got a secret fantasy or steamy confession? Write to Nikky at Nikky@dearnikky.com or submit anonymously at DearNikky.com/confessions. By submitting, you certify:You're the sole creator of the submission.You're 18+ and legally able to submit erotic material.No prohibited themes (bestiality, incest, underage, rape, non-consensual content, racial slurs).Names/identifiable info may be changed.You release all rights to the submission.Say Hello: Have a burning fantasy or just want to chat? Email Nikky@dearnikky.com or connect on Twitter (@DNikky162), Instagram (@DNikky162) , or Facebook (@DearNikky). Nikky wants to hear your naughtiest thoughts!Support the Show: Love these private peeks into filthy lives? Leave a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify,  Spreaker or your favorite platform to help new listeners discover the heat. Your support keeps the conversation sizzling!

The After Party is back! And on this one we feature the birthday girl and award winning barber Shawty Fadez! She comes on tells us about the celebrities she cut up, celebrities she's been on a date with and Vu makes a guest appearance and gives us a lesson on BBL's.

Fluent Fiction - Spanish: Courage in the Palacio Real: A Tour Guide's True Test Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/es/episode/2026-08-19-07-38-20-es Story Transcript:Es: El sol brillaba intensamente sobre el Palacio Real de Madrid.En: The sun shone intensely over the Palacio Real de @es{Madrid}.Es: Sus rayos tocaban las piedras y reflejaban en las ventanas del majestuoso edificio.En: Its rays touched the stones and reflected off the windows of the majestic building.Es: Rafa, un joven estudiante de universidad, miraba nervioso la fila de turistas frente a él.En: Rafa, a young university student, nervously watched the line of tourists in front of him.Es: Su trabajo como guía era nuevo y le preocupaba que algo saliera mal.En: His job as a guide was new, and he worried that something might go wrong.Es: Entre el grupo estaba Lucía, una turista con un interés auténtico en los monumentos históricos.En: Among the group was Lucía, a tourist with a genuine interest in historical monuments.Es: Se veía segura, con una sonrisa mientras escuchaba a Rafa.En: She seemed confident, smiling as she listened to Rafa.Es: Pero, en el fondo, estaba preocupada por su salud.En: But deep down, she was worried about her health.Es: Desde hacía tiempo, había estado lidiando con problemas que prefería no mostrar.En: She had been dealing with problems for some time that she preferred not to show.Es: "Bienvenidos al Palacio Real," comenzó Rafa, intentando que su voz sonara firme.En: "Welcome to the Palacio Real," Rafa began, trying to make his voice sound firm.Es: "Este es uno de los palacios más grandes de Europa, con más de 3,000 habitaciones."En: "This is one of the largest palaces in Europe, with more than 3,000 rooms."Es: El grupo siguió a Rafa desde el Patio de Armas hacia el Salón del Trono.En: The group followed Rafa from the Patio de Armas to the Salón del Trono.Es: Las paredes, decoradas con frescos y tapices, impresionaban a todos.En: The walls, decorated with frescoes and tapestries, impressed everyone.Es: Sin embargo, el calor del verano dentro del palacio resultaba agotador.En: However, the summer heat inside the palace was exhausting.Es: Mientras Rafa hablaba sobre el impresionante diseño del salón, notó que Lucía comenzaba a palidecer.En: As Rafa spoke about the impressive design of the room, he noticed that Lucía was beginning to pale.Es: Lucía intentó esconder su malestar, pero cada paso se volvía más difícil.En: Lucía tried to hide her discomfort, but each step became more difficult.Es: Su respiración se aceleró, y un mareo comenzó a apoderarse de ella.En: Her breathing quickened, and dizziness began to overtake her.Es: Intentaba seguir adelante, no quería arruinar el tour, pero pronto fue imposible.En: She tried to keep going, not wanting to ruin the tour, but soon it was impossible.Es: De repente, se escuchó un susurro preocupado entre el grupo.En: Suddenly, a worried murmur was heard among the group.Es: Lucía se tambaleó y se sostuvo contra una pared para no caer.En: Lucía staggered and leaned against a wall to avoid falling.Es: Rafa interrumpió su explicación al ver el revuelo.En: Rafa interrupted his explanation upon seeing the commotion.Es: "¿Estás bien?"En: "Are you okay?"Es: preguntó Rafa acercándose.En: Rafa asked, approaching her.Es: Lucía trató de sonreír, pero su debilidad hablaba por sí misma.En: Lucía tried to smile, but her weakness spoke for itself.Es: Rafa miró a su alrededor, con el corazón latiendo aceleradamente.En: Rafa looked around, with his heart racing.Es: Necesitaba actuar.En: He needed to act.Es: "Ayúdenme, por favor," pidió Rafa a los turistas.En: "Please help me," Rafa asked the tourists.Es: "Necesitamos algo de espacio y alguien debe buscar ayuda."En: "We need some space, and someone must get help."Es: Varios miembros del grupo respondieron inmediatamente.En: Several members of the group responded immediately.Es: Uno de ellos sacó un pañuelo para abordar el sudor en la frente de Lucía, mientras otro buscaba agua.En: One of them took out a handkerchief to deal with the sweat on Lucía's forehead, while another searched for water.Es: Rafa, recordando lo poco que sabía de primeros auxilios, intentó calmar a Lucía y hacerle respirar con tranquilidad.En: Rafa, recalling the little he knew about first aid, tried to calm Lucía and make her breathe calmly.Es: Afortunadamente, el personal del palacio, alerta por la situación, llegó pronto con un equipo médico.En: Fortunately, the palace staff, alert to the situation, soon arrived with a medical team.Es: Rafa explicó lo sucedido mientras los profesionales atendían a Lucía.En: Rafa explained what had happened while the professionals attended to Lucía.Es: El grupo entero observaba, esperando lo mejor.En: The entire group watched, hoping for the best.Es: Después de unos minutos que parecieron horas, los médicos estabilizaron a Lucía.En: After a few minutes that seemed like hours, the doctors stabilized Lucía.Es: "Vas a estar bien," le aseguraron, antes de trasladarla a un centro médico por precaución.En: "You're going to be okay," they assured her before transferring her to a medical center as a precaution.Es: Sus palabras trajeron un alivio palpable.En: Their words brought palpable relief.Es: El grupo aplaudió su valentía y el rápido actuar de Rafa.En: The group applauded her bravery and Rafa's quick response.Es: "Lo hiciste muy bien," comentó una mujer mayor, dándole una palmada en el hombro.En: "You did very well," commented an older woman, patting him on the shoulder.Es: "No todos habrían reaccionado tan rápido."En: "Not everyone would have reacted so quickly."Es: En ese instante, Rafa se sintió diferente.En: At that moment, Rafa felt different.Es: Sí, aún era un principiante, pero ahora sabía que podía enfrentarse a las dificultades.En: Yes, he was still a novice, but now he knew he could face challenges.Es: Con una sonrisa renovada, acompañó al grupo hacia la siguiente etapa del recorrido, más seguro y decidido que nunca.En: With a renewed smile, he led the group to the next stage of the tour, more confident and determined than ever. Vocabulary Words:the sun: el solto shine: brillarthe line: la filathe tourist: el turistathe job: el trabajothe guide: el guíathe monument: el monumentothe room: la habitaciónthe wall: la paredthe fresco: el frescothe tapestry: el tapizthe heat: el calorto pale: palidecerthe discomfort: el malestarthe breathing: la respiraciónthe dizziness: el mareothe murmur: el susurroto stagger: tambalearsethe commotion: el revuelothe forehead: la frentethe sweat: el sudorthe forehead: la frentethe first aid: los primeros auxiliosto stabilize: estabilizarthe precaution: la precauciónthe relief: el aliviothe bravery: la valentíathe shoulder: el hombrothe beginner: el principiantethe difficulty: la dificultad

Immerse yourself in gentle rain sounds on the patio, perfect for deep sleep, meditation, and relaxation. This calming ambient nature soundscape helps soothe your mind, reduce stress, and create a peaceful atmosphere for rest and focus.

Live From The Rolondo Family Patio in Atkins! The Morning Scramble is packing up and taking the show on the road! ‘Party on Your Patio' with The Morning Scramble is headed to Atkins to hang out with the Rolondo family.  A mom who is choosing to remain anonymous…needs The Morning Scramble’s help! The kids want ... Read more

Live From The Rolondo Family Patio in Atkins! The Morning Scramble is packing up and taking the show on the road! ‘Party on Your Patio' with The Morning Scramble is headed to Atkins to hang out with the Rolondo family.  A mom who is choosing to remain anonymous…needs The Morning Scramble’s help! The kids want ... Read more

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Experience the soothing sounds of gentle rainfall on the patio, perfect for deep sleep, meditation, and relaxation. Let this calming rain ambiance help you unwind, focus, and drift peacefully into restful sleep.

Party on the Dusil Family’s Patio The Morning Scramble’s ‘Party on Your Patio' was live with the Dusil Family in Marion. The family promised The Morning Scramble mimosas and whiffle ball in their yard and despite some rain–they delivered! Think back to when you were a kid and the movies that shaped who YOU are. What ... Read more

Party on the Dusil Family’s Patio The Morning Scramble’s ‘Party on Your Patio' was live with the Dusil Family in Marion. The family promised The Morning Scramble mimosas and whiffle ball in their yard and despite some rain–they delivered! Think back to when you were a kid and the movies that shaped who YOU are. What ... Read more

"You never know, but not making that effort will always cost you." In this episode, Tim sits down with Jason Tolleson (Senior Director of Government Affairs, HPBA) for an update on the two biggest regulatory stories in the hearth industry—the National Fuel Choice Bill and the EPA's coming NSPS revision. With Congress heading into its August recess, Jason also lays out exactly what retailers should be doing right now to build relationships with legislators before the midterm shuffle. In this episode, Tim and Jason cover: - Why HR 3699 is a race against the calendar—if the fuel choice bill doesn't clear the House and Senate by the end of this year, the whole effort starts over from scratch. - The three fronts HPBA is working with the EPA—clearing the certificate backlog, shaping test methods before the December 2026 draft rule, and challenging the five-year certificate requirement that treats wood stoves differently than nearly every other consumer product the agency regulates. - Why the August recess is the single best window to get a legislator or staffer into your showroom—and how one retailer, Danny from Smokies, followed up his DC fly-in by immediately inviting his state rep's office to visit. Don't miss this one if you've ever assumed a legislator's mind was already made up—because heating homes isn't a political issue, it's a human one, and the retailers who extend a hand now become the trusted source those offices call when the next rule or gas ban lands on their desk. --- This episode is a production of The Hearth, Patio & Barbecue Association and The Fire Time Network. You can learn more about the HPBA—and get involved—by visiting ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.hpba.org⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Get free access to The Fire Time Magazine every month by going to ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.itsfiretime.com/subscribe

Do you like going to summer parties? Have you ever hit golf balls onto the roof of a house at a summer party? Have you ever run the Beer Mile at a summer party? Before you listen to our crazy summer party stories - mix up our Drink-Of-The-Week, the Detroit Party, and laugh at our crazy summer party stories!

We are back in the studio! With a brand new episode featuring Evelyn and Emily and it is a horny one! They come on share some sugar daddy stories and much more. Plus Evelyn tells us a kinky story where even have to mute the mic! Follow us on social media @AaronScenesAfterParty