Podcast appearances and mentions of Patrick Durkin

On this episode of the Two Bucks Podcast, Brian talks with Patrick Durkin about his journey as a writer over the past 40 years! In this conversation, Brian Krebs interviews Patrick Durkin, an experienced outdoor writer, discussing his journey from military service to a successful career in journalism. Durkin shares insights on the evolution of outdoor writing, the importance of consistency, and how he finds inspiration for his work. He also addresses the challenges of navigating changes in media and the significance of audience engagement in his writing career. In this conversation, Patrick Durkin shares insights from his extensive career in outdoor writing, emphasizing the importance of having multiple income streams, the cultural significance of deer camps, and the evolving landscape of journalism. He discusses the balance between authenticity and monetization in writing, offering advice for aspiring writers in a changing industry. In this conversation, Brian Krebs and Patrick Durkin delve into the intricacies of monetizing content in the outdoor industry, particularly focusing on hunting and fishing. They discuss the importance of creating useful resources for hunters, the evolution of freelance writing, and the transition from unpaid to paid writing opportunities. The conversation also covers market value, negotiation strategies, and the significance of consistent quality work in building a lasting career. Additionally, they explore the potential for fiction in outdoor writing and the importance of reading for aspiring writers. https://www.patrickdurkinoutdoors.com/ Connect with Brian: https://linktr.ee/twobuckspodcast   Have Questions or Comments? Send an email to Brian@twobuckspodcast.com!   Sponsors & Discounts! GOHUNT Insider - $50 Gear Shop Credit with code WESTERN https://tr.ee/2rRpTKh4TF RTIC Coolers – Keep Your Meat Cold! https://bit.ly/RTICCoolers Save $150 on Steelhead Outdoors Gun Safes with code TWOBUCKS https://bit.ly/Steelheadoutdoors Save10% on Maverick Hunting Blinds & Accessories with code WESTERNROOKIE https://bit.ly/MaverickHuntingBlinds Save 10% on Ollin Digiscoping Adapters with code TWOBUCKS https://bit.ly/OllinCodeTWOBUCKS Save 20% on your first order at Bull Elk Beard Oil with code TWOBUCKS https://bit.ly/BullElkBeardOilCodeTWOBUCKS Do you have an Outdoor Brand or Business? https://twobuckspodcast.com/be-a-guest

On this episode of The Wisconsin Sportsman Podcast, Pierce sits down with outdoor writer, Patrick Durkin to talk about Pat's career as an outdoor writer, what Pat's early hunting years were like with a shotgun and a bicycle, the demographic divide across the outdoor landscape, the politics of deer hunting, reducing the deer hunter death count, recreational brush-cutting, the need for public lands, coyotes getting a bad rap, eating rock bass, and just how much nuance there is to every issue in the outdoor space. All that and more in this week's episode! Be sure to go follow along with the fantastic work Pat is doing at www.patrickdurkinoutdoors.com, www.themeateater.com/people/patrick-durkin, and on Social Media @patrickdurkinoutdoors Big thanks to our fantastic partners:   onX Hunt: www.onxmaps.com XOP Gear: www.xopoutdoors.com Huntworth: www.huntworthgear.com Be sure to check us out on social media too! Instagram Facebook YouTube Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of The Wisconsin Sportsman Podcast, Pierce sits down with outdoor writer, Patrick Durkin to talk about Pat's career as an outdoor writer, what Pat's early hunting years were like with a shotgun and a bicycle, the demographic divide across the outdoor landscape, the politics of deer hunting, reducing the deer hunter death count, recreational brush-cutting, the need for public lands, coyotes getting a bad rap, eating rock bass, and just how much nuance there is to every issue in the outdoor space. All that and more in this week's episode!Be sure to go follow along with the fantastic work Pat is doing at www.patrickdurkinoutdoors.com, www.themeateater.com/people/patrick-durkin, and on Social Media @patrickdurkinoutdoorsBig thanks to our fantastic partners: onX Hunt: www.onxmaps.comXOP Gear: www.xopoutdoors.comHuntworth: www.huntworthgear.comBe sure to check us out on social media too!InstagramFacebookYouTube

Managing Editor Rob Drieslein kicks off the show with ice-making chatter with Minnesota Editor Tim Spielman. Skim ice is forming across the state, but ice anglers need to be careful until 4 inches of walkable ice is available. Then columnist Patrick Durkin from Wisconsin drops in to talk about top outdoors topics across the St. […] The post Episode 516 – Ice-making, Wisconsin report, eagle cam, BWCA permit cancellations appeared first on Outdoor News.

This week on The Fin podcast, BOSS deputy editor Patrick Durkin and senior reporter Max Mason discuss the legal fight over the Pratt packaging fortune. This podcast is sponsored by IG Further reading: Family trust: Inside the Pratts' legal soap opera Richard Pratt carefully designed a succession plan for his three children, Anthony, Heloise and Fiona. But even the best-laid plans can wind up in court. Anthony Pratt a witness to father's love for half-sister: court claim Billionaire Anthony Pratt and his sisters were witness to the “bonds of love and affection” between their late father and his “love child” Paula Hitchcock, claim new court documents. Pratt played Trump better than most, new recordings reveal Despite privately comparing Donald Trump to the mafia, Anthony Pratt entered an administration whose policies lowered his taxes and benefited his business.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Patrick Durkin shares his story of overcoming mental illness, addiction, and abuse. He discusses the brokenness and corruption within the mental health system he experienced and advocates for mental health, substance abuse disorder, and child abuse and neglect. His journey includes being in a state hospital, writing a book about crystal meth addiction, and finding healing. Patrick's story is a testament to the triumph of the human spirit and the power of advocacy.Where to Find VirginiaWebsiteInstagram Facebook LinkedIn DonateWhere to Find PatrickPatrick's Book on AmazonTikTokInstagram Facebook YouTube Donate

Patrick Durkin shares his personal story of overcoming addiction and mental illness while navigating the mental health system. He discusses his experiences in state mental institutions and the challenges he overcame. Patrick emphasizes the importance of faith and the support of loved ones in his journey to recovery. Virginia gives perspective on what we can do when we find ourselves experiencing our own challenges in life.Where to Find VirginiaWebsiteInstagram Facebook LinkedIn DonateWhere to Find PatrickPatrick's Book on AmazonTikTokInstagram Facebook YouTube Donate

Patrick Durkin is one of my favorite outdoor writers. He cares about the details, and finds the humor in almost all stories, and has been a great inspiration to me as a fellow outdoor writer. In this conversation I thoroughly enjoyed hearing some of the wild hunting and fishing stories Pat has covered through the years, talking about Pat's successful elk hunts from his tree stand, and discussing some of the issues surrounding hunting and conservation.    Follow Pat: @patrickdurkinoutdoors Check Out Pat's Website The Neil LaFave  Story Part 1 The Neil LaFave Story Part 2   Check out the First Gen Hunter Website Follow First Gen Hunter Instagram: @first.gen.hunter GoWild: @Kent Boucher Facebook: @first.gen.hunter Follow The Hunt Fish Life: @hntfsh_life Follow Alex: @east2westhunts_alex (also on GoWild) Follow East2West Hunts: @east2westhunts Follow Caleb: @calebleedrake (also on GoWild)   Support First Gen Hunter by shopping at the following partners: Spartan Forge East2West Hunts Use promo code: firstgen10 = 10% off any purchase Old Barn Taxidermy Tell Them The First Gen Hunter Podcast Sent You! Camofire Black Ovis My Medic use promo code firstgen15 at checkout to save 15% AlienGear Holsters FORLOH Fox River Socks Gunskins Tipton Gun Cleaning Accessories Outdoor Edge Kuiu Tactical Hunting Apparel

Join us for an insightful conversation with Patrick Durkin, an award-winning outdoor writer. He is an Outdoor writer/editor and regular contributor to Meat Eater, weekly columnist for 8 Wisconsin newspapers, regular contributor to American Hunter magazine, and former editor of Deer & Deer Hunting magazine. We talk about the world of deer hunting in Wisconsin, addressing the challenges posed by the increasing presence of predators and wolves. Patrick shares his extensive knowledge on the delicate ecosystem balance, offering unique perspectives on the interactions between hunters, prey, and predators. He also gives us a history lesson in deer hunting in the state of Wisconsin.As we explore the complexities of Wisconsin's hunting landscape, we tackle the pressing question: Can we fix Wisconsin's hunting problem? Patrick Durkin provides valuable insights into potential solutions, emphasizing the importance of sustainable wildlife management, community engagement, and fostering a deeper understanding of the history ecological dynamics at play.Whether you're an avid hunter, a wildlife enthusiast, or someone curious about conservation efforts in the Badger State, this episode offers a thought-provoking exploration of the issues facing Wisconsin's hunting community and the steps needed to ensure a harmonious coexistence between humans and wildlife. Tune in for a captivating conversation that seeks to uncover the path towards a thriving and balanced hunting ecosystem in Wisconsin.

This week on The Fin podcast, workplace correspondent David Marin-Guzman and Boss deputy editor Patrick Durkin discuss the blurred lines between work and home, the push by some companies to get staff back in the office and whether the new right-to-disconnect laws will ever be used. This podcast is sponsored by Governance Institute of Australia. Further reading: Why we still can't agree on how to work from home Four years on from the onset of COVID-19, companies and individuals are as far apart on a consensus on this issue as ever. But this year could bring change. ‘Horse has bolted': Burke consults over right-to-disconnect fix Workplace Relations Minister Tony Burke has initiated a last-minute consultation with business over a technical fix to the right to disconnect. Four-day week v office mandate: One size does not fit all Medibank's Kylie Bishop says its workers on a four-day-a-week trial are less stressed, but JPMorgan says it needs its merchant bankers in the office every day. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Patrick Durkin shares his firsthand and captivating insights into the experience of being committed as a criminally insane patient in a psychiatric hospital. Get ready for a gripping and enlightening journey into this unique perspective. Hosted, Executive Produced & Edited By Ian Bick: https://www.instagram.com/ian_bick/?hl=en https://ianbick.com/ Big thanks to FACTOR for sponsoring this episode. Visit https://www.factor75.com/pages/podcast?c=LOCKEDIN50&mealsize=8-1&c_comms=PERCENT&utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=cpm&utm_campaign=podcast50off&utm_content=act_podcast_podcastads&vs_campaign_id=07a8da85-76a7-4540-8dc1-4e6861f6b4c8 and use code lockedin50 to get 50% off your first box. Connect with Patrick Durkin: https://www.tiktok.com/@boston2prct?_t=8j5SlO8HA5O&_r=1 Buy His Book: https://a.co/d/dDvv4YZ Creative direction, design, assets, support by FWRD: https://www.fwrd.co Buy Merch: https://lockedinbrand.com Use code lockedin at checkout to get 20% off your order Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Intro 00:04:15 - Escaping the Psychiatric Hospital 00:08:34 - A Dark Turn in Corpus Christi 00:13:22 - A Spiritual Awakening 00:22:31 - The Deterioration Begins 00:27:17 - Delusions 00:36:03 - The Demonic Fun House 00:40:18 - Surrender Moment 00:48:32 - The Impending Doom 00:52:53 - From Prison to Insanity Hospital 00:56:53 - The Start of a Troubling Experience in the Hospital 01:00:54 - Rhino Darts 01:04:51 - Trapped in Hell 01:08:57 - Desperate Measures 01:12:56 - Exposing Cover-Ups and Escaped Mental Patients 01:16:51 - The Journey through the Justice System 01:24:57 - A Life-Changing Experience Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Addiction Or DEMONIC Possesion? | Patrick Durkin Socials: instagram.com/chris.thrall youtube.com/christhrall facebook.com/christhrall christhrall.com Support the podcast at: patreon.com/christhrall (£2 per month plus perks) gofundme.com/christhrall paypal.me/teamthrall Our uncensored content: christhrall.locals.com Mailing list: christhrall.com/mailing-list/ Life Coaching: christhrall.com/coach/

Australian Financial Review's BOSS Deputy Editor, Patrick Durkin has commented on the Optus CEO's resignation and the factors leading up to it.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tim Spielman returns from his Ontario fishing trip and shares notes on his success with Managing Editor Rob Drieslein. They also talk about fishing technology, new lakes infested with zebra mussels, and remember Minnesota waterfowl HOF inductee Don Parsons. Then Patrick Durkin joins the show from Wisconsin to share how calm the state's Natural Resources … Episode 441 – Summer fishing success in Minnesota and Ontario, zebra mussels popping up in new lakes, a Wisconsin update with Patrick Durkin, plus ticks-as-CWD-vector Read More » The post Episode 441 – Summer fishing success in Minnesota and Ontario, zebra mussels popping up in new lakes, a Wisconsin update with Patrick Durkin, plus ticks-as-CWD-vector appeared first on Outdoor News.

Patrick Durkin is a hard working outdoor writer, editor, and columnist. He has a long history in the newspaper world, as editor of Deer and Deer Hunting Magazine, and many other outdoor writing pursuits. Currently he writes a regular column, writes for Meateater, and is an active voice in the outdoor world. Along with hunting, fishing, and outdoor pursuits, he enjoys running and has run many Marathons, including times at the Boston Marathon after qualifying for it twice.

There are two types of Trips in life. This is an incredible comeback story of a man who should've been in prison for life. Check out this message by Pastor Daniel Kellogg with special guest Patrick Durkin.

There are two types of Trips in life. This is an incredible comeback story of a man who should've been in prison for life. Check out this message by Pastor Daniel Kellogg with special guest Patrick Durkin.

Welcome to the Chase Outdoors: The Podcast REBOOT!  We are happy to return to the podcast stage after taking a break to handle the task of growing our company.  With our fourth store expansion and new ecommerce website (chase-outdoors.com) now in the rearview, we are thrilled to bring you new episodes with a more pointed direction.  The goal of this podcast is to bring thought-provoking content and stories surrounding our passion of the outdoors.  We are focused on bringing guests whom names you already know and some of the most dynamic people you've never met.  For our local listeners you will be amazed to learn many of these people are a part of our community. We kick things off with the dynamic Patrick Durkin. Patrick (Eau Claire, Wisconsin), is an award-winning outdoor writer, freelance newspaper columnist, and general outdoors reporter.  As the Wildlife-Research Contributing Writer for MeatEater, Patrick Durkin draws on his extensive contacts at universities and wildlife agencies nationwide to report on biological and sociological research into hunting, hunters and wildlife. Through one-on-one interviews and by reading scientific literature, he provides the latest insights into wildlife behavior and biology.  In addition to his career Patrick enjoys running having just competed in the LA Marathon, hunting and fishing from his custom wood row troller. Today Patrick joins me in the cave to discuss three things of which he offers great insight: the ever controversial, misunderstood and threatening topic of Chronic Wasting Disease, Patrick's methods for staying "hunt ready" through running and the future of hunting as we combat the anti-hunting cultural war.

Patrick Durkin is the owner of The Wellness Enterprise which is a "structured water superstore". Patrick joined the show to talk about the many aspects of water and how water affects our consciousness. Every time Patrick comes on, somehow we end up talking more about spirituality than water. But water sort of sits on the edge of biology and spiritaulity. It holds two spaces in both worlds. The more you study water, the more complex it becomes and the more you realize that it holds a certain power over us. Water is a conductor of electricity, frequency and light. Water is incredibly complex and I've only just talked about the "physicalness" of water not even how water affects our spirit body. Water is a conductor of energy and information. Water holds a charge and gives us the spark of life. Because of this, the most important thing you can do is to fix your current water situation. Are you drinking out of plastic water bottles? If so, switch immediately to glass? Are you drinking spring water or filtered water? If you're drinking spring water make sure it's not filled with acid. Google "rain water statues" in Google images to find out what acid rain is doing to your bones. Did you know that you can put water on a book and let is sit over night and (since water can hold information) the contents of that book can be consumed to help you better absorb the material in the book? How could this help you to better study information? Water is more important than food. Before you chagnge your diet, change the kind of water you're bathing in and consuming. Water is life. Water is everything. Patrick Durkin shares so much great information on this show about water I hope you enjoy it! One Last Thing! As always your support via your donations and bookmarking our Amazon link to use each time you purchase is how we keep our show going. Thank you for bookmarking our Amazon link even if you're not buying anything right now! :) Sponsor For This Episode: Extreme Health Academy Join The Free Health Challenge Iherb JHK616 Thrive Market One World Whey Qigong Energy Course Links For This Episode: https://childrenofthesun.org/ Visit our shop Good Morning Good Evening Qigong Please Support Us If You Are Able: (Opens in a new window - Every bit helps us to keep delivering even better shows that help you heal & thrive!) Radio Show Transcript: [spp-transcript]

Patrick Durkin is an outdoor writer and columnist. His work can be found in many newspapers and magazines. He was the editor of Deer and Deer Hunting Magazine and is a writer for Meateater. Pat also has gotten into running. He started off light but now has run many marathons in recent years.

Outdoor writer and blogger Patrick Durkin weighs in on key questions Wisconsin residents will have a chance to vote on when the Wisconsin Conservation Congress spring hearings begin on Monday, April 11 at 7:00 p.m. (dnr.wisconsin.gov, patrickdurkinoutdoors.com) Barbara Baker, president of the Castle Rock Petenwell Lakes Association, executive director of the Juneau County Visitors Bureau, and owner of Country Cruisin Kayaks and Canoes on the Lemonweir River, talks about the impact of recent flooding on the river and her business, and invites listeners to paddle on one of three trips she offers this summer. (castlerock-petenwell.com, wiwf.org) In the Madison Outdoors Report, D and S Bait, Tackle and Fly shop owner Pat Hasburgh reports some panfish action in shallow bays and inlets on the Madison chain and good stream trout action south of Madison. (dsbait.com)

Wisconsin outdoors writer Patrick Durkin joins the show to discuss the current state of Chronic Wasting Disease in Wisconsin. We talk about where we've been, how we got here, and what we do next. For more content from the Wisconsin outdoors, visit nathanwoelfeloutdoors.com.

Alan Bell, vice-president of Cedar Lake Sales in West Bend, Wisconsin, invites listeners to check out the display of fishing boats, runabouts and pontoons in the Cedar Lake Sales display at the Milwaukee Boat Show this week. (showspan.com/mbs/, cedarlakesales.co/) Bob Nack, Wisconsin DNR angler and hunter recruitment team leader, encourages listeners to sign up novice hunters for spring hunter education courses and learn to hunt turkey events. (dnr.wisconsin.gov) Outdoor writer and blogger Patrick Durkin reviews the dramatic increase in chronic wasting disease infections in deer taken during the 2021 season. (patrickdurkinoutdoors.com) In the Madison Outdoors Report, McFarland guide Ron Barefield reports he is catching panfish, pike and walleyes on the Madison chain and that anglers are catching fish on all the Madison lakes. (dsbait.com)

The times we're living in are causing us to look at life differently. So many things we believed were true are being challenged. We've also discovered a renewed sense of appreciation for things we took for granted. Today, we are talking all about water. We've always believed in H2O and probably took for granted that clean, safe water would always be available to us. Over the past several years, some exciting and dynamic research has emerged about water. Water has a secret and we want to share it with you. Did you know that there is a 4th type of water? In today's episode, Dr. Christine Schaffner talks with Patrick Durkin about this 4th type of water, structured water, and its benefits and features. They discuss Patrick's personal journey with water, and how water impacts both ourselves and the planet. Patrick Durkin is the founder of The Wellness Enterprise and author of Flow: From Pure and Safe Water to Higher States of Consciousness. As a financial advisor for eighteen years, Patrick Durkin learned that financial success doesn't equal a satisfying life. Called to make a difference for people and the planet, he left his first career to found The Wellness Enterprise, Inc. to create a solution to the plastic water bottle problem. To get the full version of the show notes - please visit http://www.drchristineschaffner.com/Episode119

The hunting landscape is about 89% male and 97% white. Although there are a number of recruitment/retention groups out there to add to the ranks, we talk about why we need groups for specific demographics -- like Artemis for women, or Hunters of Color for the BIPOC community. Lydia Parker joins us from Hunters of Color to talk about the group's mission -- how they aim to reach out to hunters of color and say, "Yes.. you. This table was made for YOU. Join us." 1:00 What someone names their chickens tells you a lot about them 3:30 Hunters of Color: HuntersOfColor.org, on Insta @huntersofcolor, FB - Hunters of Color 5:30 What being a play-by-play baseball commentator teaches you about the hunting scene (and what it's like when sports broadcasting runs in the family) 10:00 Becoming comfortable with firearms as an adult 14:00 How can you tactfully introduce sporting culture to communities traumatized by gun violence?  15:00 Reframing: Firearms as weapons vs. firearms as tools 16:00 Hunting demographics: about 89% male, 97% white  18:00 Empathy and education first 20:00 How do groups like Hunters of Color go from idea to fully-fleshed organization? Plus, the early stereotypes that got the ball rolling 23:00 "Is Hunting Too White" by Patrick Durkin 25:00 Community-building & recruiting ambassadors 30:00 There are so many groups/events/organizations that help recruit new hunters... everyone is welcome! So why do we NEED specific groups like Artemis/Hunters of Color? Hunters of Color FAQ 35:00 Author Angela Davis and thoughts on oppression/privilege/inclusivity 36:00 "Everyone can be a better ally to someone else." 40:00 "Generational wealth" also refers to things like family knowledge and culture 42:00 What's the responsibility that comes with owning/knowing your own privilege? 45:00 "Hunting and Fishing in the New South" by Scott Giltner - a book that looks into Black hunters pre- and post-slavery, exclusionary hunting laws, land ownership then and now, and more  54:00 There's value in having the hard/uncomfortable conversations 55:00 Mentor application on HOC website; And become a Member 58:00 Want to make a difference? Volunteer volunteer volunteer 59:00 Catch Hunters of Color co-founder Jimmy Flatt on NWF Outdoors: Breaking Down Barriers to Entering Hunting 1:02 Those hunts where you suffer? Sometimes they're the most memorable. Fern pollen to the face!  1:06 Sometimes the fish throw you a bone! Catching one as you're preoccupied elsewhere 1:08 Portugal. The Man   1:10 Artemis Fly Fishing Tactics... that's a wrap! What should we cover next? Send us a note: artemis@nwf.org. And as always, join our Artemis Podcast Facebook group to continue the conversation Other groups for your radar: Brown Folks Fishing, Outdoor Afro, Queers and Camo , LGBTQ Outdoors

Hello everyone, and welcome back to the Outdoor Adventure Series on the Success InSight Podcast.The Outdoor Adventure Series celebrates individuals & families, businesses, and organizations that seek out and promote the exploration of the great outdoors. Our guest today is Patrick Durkin.Patrick is an award-winning outdoor writer with nearly 40 years on the job. While he covers mainly Wisconsin, Patrick is a Wildlife-Research Contributing Writer for MeatEater, and he also writes nationally for Outdoor Life and Quality Whitetails. He is also the current president of the Wisconsin Outdoor Comunicators Association.To learn more about Patrick and his work, and to read his blog, visit his website at PatrickDurkinOutdoors.comYou can visit https://www.themeateater.com/authors/patrick-durkin, to read the latest insights written by Patrick, about wildlife behavior and biology.You can also visit Patrick on the following web & social sites:FacebookInstagramTo learn more about the Wisconsin Outdoor Communicators Association, you can visit their website at https://www.w-o-c-a.org/Success InSight is a production of Fox Coaching, Inc.

Hello everyone, and welcome back to the Outdoor Adventure Series on the Success InSight Podcast.The Outdoor Adventure Series celebrates individuals & families, businesses, and organizations that seek out and promote the exploration of the great outdoors. Our guest today is Patrick Durkin.Patrick is an award-winning outdoor writer with nearly 40 years on the job. While he covers mainly Wisconsin, Patrick is a Wildlife-Research Contributing Writer for MeatEater, and he also writes nationally for Outdoor Life and Quality Whitetails. He is also the current president of the Wisconsin Outdoor Comunicators Association.To learn more about Patrick and his work, and to read his blog, visit his website at PatrickDurkinOutdoors.comYou can visit https://www.themeateater.com/authors/patrick-durkin, to read the latest insights written by Patrick, about wildlife behavior and biology.You can also visit Patrick on the following web & social sites:FacebookInstagramTo learn more about the Wisconsin Outdoor Communicators Association, you can visit their website at https://www.w-o-c-a.org/Success InSight is a production of Fox Coaching, Inc.

Over the past several years, some exciting and dynamic research has emerged about water. Beyond liquid, solid, and vapor, there's the 4th Phase of water (also known as Structured Water, Exclusion Zone Water, and H3O2). Structured Water is the 4th phase of water. Somewhere between a liquid and a solid, there's a gel state to water. It's not thick, but silkier than H2O with one extra hydrogen and oxygen molecule. In this episode of the Spectrum of Health Podcast, Gina Bria, and Patrick Durkin join  Dr. Christine Schaffner to discuss the latest cutting-edge science and research on the effects of structured water's harmonizing frequencies on EMFs, harmful chemicals, natural immune function, the healing process, as well as our agriculture. Gina Bria is an anthropologist, advocate, head of the Hydration Foundation, recognized as a Real World Scholar, and author of Quench: Your 5 Day Plan to Optimal Hydration with Dr. Dana Cohen, MD.  Patrick Durkin is a structured water expert, founder of The Wellness Enterprise, which is the leading water solutions online resource and store, and the author of Flow: From Pure and Safe Water to Higher States of Consciousness.

Today we are joined by Outdoors writer Patrick Durkin. Durkin brings 40 years of experience to the outdoors field, and is currently a contributor to the popular outdoors outlet MeatEater, and has a weekly column that you can find at patrickdurkinoutdoors.com. Durkin and I talk about some of his experiences as an outdoors writer, the dying tradition of deer camp, and his hit piece, “Why deer make people stupid.” It's a great talk and I hope you enjoy it! Check out Durkin's pieces on TheMeater.com here:https://www.themeateater.com/authors/patrick-durkinSubscribe on Apple: https://apple.co/3hmtvI6Subscribe on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2Zt0UdSCheck us out at: www.kyoutdoorstv.comwww.facebook.com/kyoutdoorsmediawww.youtube.com/c/kentuckyoutdoorsmediaInstagram: @kyoutdoorsmediaTikTok: kentuckyoutdoors

The Original Transplants Podcast Episode 60: Brood X The Original Transplants Podcast Episode 60 finds Satoyama Homestead stewards Will and Sarah sharing some personal brood news of their own, and reflecting on successes and failures in the apiary, chicken coop, and edible landscape. Despite a strong spring bloom season, the bees are off to a slow start and do not have strong honey reserves. Broody hen Mayapple rejects the introduced chicks, which are instead being hand-raised in a plastic tote in the garage, confirming experiences shared by listener Wyoming Jo (https://www.instagram.com/jodhopper_g/). The stewards are enjoying decent harvests of strawberries, shell and snap peas, lettuce, and leafy greens, but Sarah is disappointed in a poor showing from her rhubarb, broccoli, and weak tomato seedlings. For homestead fun, the stewards have enjoyed citing songbird fledglings, groundhog pups, and even a pregnant whitetail doe on the property. While Brood X cicadas were a bust on the homestead, Sarah reveals she is busting her waistline at 6 months pregnant with the couple's first child. We look forward to putting Baby Caverly to work on the homestead in the coming years! For homestead chores, the stewards talk turf and path maintenance, invasives management, garden bed prep, and vegetable transplants. The show closes with four agricultural news articles on the topic of "The Law of Unintended Consequences" or, as they say on the DarkHose Podcast, "Welcome to Complex Systems" about ineffective whitetail deer controls, how a pallet shortage will impact produce distribution, new technology to detoxify beehives of insecticides, and the upside of respecting complex systems on a cattle ranch. Notes Periodical cicada by Greg Hoover and Michael Skvarla for Penn State Extension: https://extension.psu.edu/periodical-cicada 'Incredible Waste of Money': America's Most Ineffective Deer Management Program by Patrick Durkin for Meateater: https://www.themeateater.com/conservation/wildlife-management/incredible-waste-of-money-americas-most-ineffective-deer-management-program Pallet Shortage Could Hinder Produce Transport from Lancaster Farming Briefs, May 29, 2021, page A10 (not found online) Pollen-sized Technology Protects Bees from Deadly Insecticides by Krishna Ramanujan of Cornell University from Lancaster Farming: https://www.lancasterfarming.com/farm_life/conservation/pollen-sized-technology-protects-bees-from-deadly-insecticides/article_71b59793-9cd9-5624-a6a7-0a04f3e4f57a.html Patience Pays for Grass-fed Beef Farmer by Tom Venesky for Lancaster Farming: https://www.lancasterfarming.com/farming/beef/patience-pays-for-grass-fed-beef-farmer/article_f0e154ed-9fd1-5a92-8729-c824cb737eb3.html

On this week's episode, Ben and Phil check in with the amazing progress of THC's regional chapters. In the interview portion of the show, writer and journalist Patrick Durkin details the drama around Wisconsin's recent wolf hunt and why he considers it a failure. Enjoy.    Connect with Ben and MeatEater Ben on Instagram MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube Shop The Hunting Collective Merch See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Patrick Durkin, Author, Speaker and Founder of The Wellness Enterprise (http://www.TheWellnessEnterprise.com) chats with host Sheryl Sitts, MPA, BA, Possibilities Coach & Holistic Practitioner (http://www.sherylsitts.com) about: How his passion to make a difference for people and the planet by solving the plastic water bottle problem led him to step away from an 18-year successful career as […] The post EP267 Patrick Durkin The Consciousness of Water on Exploring Possibilities first appeared on Journey of Possibilities - Holistic Spiritual Living - Exploring Possibilities Podcast.

On today’s show, Dr. Ben visits with Chad Wall and Patrick Durkin. You can get more information about the wellness classes offered by Veritas at veritaswellness.health or find more about Veritas Medical (and find archived shows) at veritasmedical.com. You can find out more about Patrick Durkin at thewellnessenterprise.com and Chad Wall at naturalecosystemrestoration.com. Dr. Ben […]

On today's show, Dr. Ben visits with Chad Wall and Patrick Durkin. You can get more information about the wellness classes offered by Veritas at veritaswellness.health or find more about Veritas Medical (and find archived shows) at veritasmedical.com. You can find out more about Patrick Durkin at thewellnessenterprise.com and Chad Wall at naturalecosystemrestoration.com. Dr. Ben […]

On today’s show, Dr. Ben visits with Austin Ham and Patrick Durkin about their upcoming Beef Party. Tickets available at https://canyonvalleyprovisions.com You can get more information about the wellness classes offered by Veritas at https://veritaswellness.health or find more about Veritas Medical and find archived shows at https://veritasmedical.com. You can find out more about Patrick Durkin […]

On today's show, Dr. Ben visits with Austin Ham and Patrick Durkin about their upcoming Beef Party. Tickets available at https://canyonvalleyprovisions.com You can get more information about the wellness classes offered by Veritas at https://veritaswellness.health or find more about Veritas Medical and find archived shows at https://veritasmedical.com. You can find out more about Patrick Durkin […]

Key Takeaways: Not all water is created equal! How did Patrick become so fascinated with water and the quality of it? Before Patrick discovered his passion for structured water, he would wake up with fear every day because of the stress of his job. How does the water industry work on a global scale? Water is connected to everything. Patrick recently moved to a new community and he’s been choosing more and more to be connected instead of being distracted by negative media. Personal growth work and meditation really do make a big difference in your quality of life. How do you find the perfect water? Filtered water doesn’t mean you’re getting good water. Patrick is against removing minerals out of your water. Should you be using filters that add in minerals to your water? Filters are optional, adding minerals can be optional, but choosing which structured water device is critical. There is a connection between dehydration and emotions. If you become just 1% dehydrated, you’re going to lose cognitive function and clarity. You can diligently raise your consciousness and your positive vibration by just fueling your body correctly with water. What kind of structured devices does Patrick offer? Before you buy anything, go to nature first to get the free and original version of structured water. Patrick explains how his devices work and where the crystals are sourced from. How does Patrick test his structured devices so that he knows that they work? Do structured water devices make it safe for viruses? Patrick ran his own tests to see. The water molecule is the place where your body meets all the energy of the universe. The human race creates millions of tons of toxics every year and we put that back into our earth. You can actually put your wine through this structured device and it’ll taste better!   Episode Summary: Water is the center and heart of everything. Without it, your body will die. However, not all water is created equal and Patrick shares why in this week’s episode. There are a couple of things about water that you should consider before investing in a filtered device or a structured water device. Patrick also shares absolutely free ways for you to get connected to quality and life-giving water to help rejuvenate your soul.   Guest Bio: As a financial advisor for eighteen years, Patrick Durkin learned that success with money doesn’t equal a satisfying life. Called to make a difference for people and the planet, he left his first career to found The Wellness Enterprise, Inc. to create a solution to the plastic water bottle problem.   Researching traditional filters, Patrick learned about the chemistry of water and then the physics of water through structured water devices. He experienced how sacred geometry, vortexing, and precious gems can naturally revitalize, energize, and purify water. He created Water Magic 101, a course designed to help others understand these phenomena. He also markets water solutions through a global network of alternative health providers.   Patrick is the author of "Flow: From Pure and Safe Water to Higher States of Consciousness." As a public speaker, Patrick has supported tens of thousands of people to understand and benefit from structured water. He’s been interviewed by dozens of health- and spirituality-focused telesummit, radio, and podcast hosts. Darius Barazandeh, from You Wealth Revolution, calls Patrick “the voice of water.”   Resources for a Younger Lifestyle: Dr. Robyn Benson’s Free Youthful Aging eGuide Connect with Patrick: Thewellnessenterprise.com & Patrick’s book: Flow: From Pure and Safe Water to Higher States of Consciousness The Fourth Phase of Water: Beyond Solid, Liquid, and Vapor, by Gerald H. Pollack   Quotes:   “Inside the world of physics, we’re not trying to remove anything. We are trying to embrace all that is and come to terms with it or even love it.”   “Water carries information and most often it carries minerals. It’s important people get educated on the topic of minerals and make a choice for their water.”   “In the structuring part of your water, if you don’t take care of the energetics of your water, it’s always going to be a mess.”   “Structured water is in nature. If you want to structure your water, you can quite simply go walk at the beach or go to a natural waterfall. Go into it. If you can’t do that, choose water-rich foods like cucumbers, watermelons, etc, to get your structured water.”

(00:00) FriYAY News Chat: Ballot Question & Yard Signs (12:00) Donate to the Coats for Kits Collection Kick-Off (20:00) Your Take on Veggie Burger & Burger Toppings (41:00) Patrick Durkin on Discovering Outdoor Activities (61:00) Josh Schoemann on Tracking COVID in Schools (73:30) What's Goin' On? Beth Knapinski, Fox Cities CVB (80:30) Sound Off on Masks, Contact Tracing & Burke (91:00) The Takeaway: What Are We Preparing For?

Patrick Durkin is the owner of The Wellness Enterprise which is a “structured water superstore”. Patrick joined the show to talk about the many aspects of water and how water affects our consciousness. Every time Patrick comes on, somehow we end up talking more about spirituality than water. But water sort of sits on the […] The post Patrick Durkin – Water, Spirituality And How Drinking The Highest Quality Water Affects Your Health, Mind and Success! appeared first on Extreme Health Radio.

AB3, Host of The Bryant Land Country Podcast opens up this episode 50 milestone by spreading a special thank you to all the supporters of the show. What follows is a series of 10 ‘Best Of' highlights from this first year of episodes of The Bryant Land Country Podcast.    Episode Highlights:  AB3 shares an excerpt of Episode 10 with his friend Berney Samuels about growing up in rural areas with a respect for guns and “The Wildlife Man” in school.  AB3 hopes to record more face-to-face conversations in 2020 like Episode 3 with Willard Franklin III, who discusses promoting the outdoors and exposing kids to it.  In this section of Episode 4 with ‘Son of the South' Josh Carney, he talks about remaining optimistic about life after accidentally getting shot by his dad while turkey hunting.  AB3 gives a clip from Episode 21 with Whitetail deer photographer Lance Krueger on his secrets to getting close to deer for photos.  Antonio Marsh talks about getting hunting experience and his wife's first time hunting in this excerpt from Episode 14. Episode 25 had Patrick Durkin who talks about an article he wrote called “Is Hunting Too White?”   Episode 13 featured Cliff Cadet who talked about being a bowhunter in New York City.  Hunting as a couple is the topic of discussion in Episode 36 with Rain and Mr. Knockout.    Ken Brown, the first guest on the podcast, appeared on Episode 2. He is a diehard Clemson sports fan and bowhunter.  Stay tuned for the Best of Volume 2 episode at some point in the future.   3 Key Points: Don't let 20 minutes of bad thoughts ruin the rest of the 24 hours of your day.  Lance Krueger's secrets for photographing deer is his experience and time in the field, sitting and waiting in the woods, and learning the movements of deer.   Hunting is partially about being in the right place at the right time.     Tweetable Quotes: “See what those pilots get paid. A barge operator, a professional fisherman, a shrimper, a guide...A professional guide charges $550 for four hours. You do two trips a day, $1000. Who makes $1000 a day?” – Willard Franklin III “One of the things, as a man, that I need to work on and get better at is just trying to have a positive, optimistic look on situations and things around me. ” – AB3 “Doctors told me I would never talk again I would never walk... I learned that I can either accept that and let it hold me down and be a burden to me or I can accept the fact that I have another day to live.” – Josh Carney   Resources Mentioned: The Bryant Land Country Podcast Follow Bryant Land on social media: Linkedin | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube

In this episode we catch up with our friend Craig Engwall of the Minnesota Deer hunters Association and talk about deer and wolves! We also talk to Patrick Durkin, the outdoor writer, about crossbows.   We also meet Matt Wilkie of Ardent Outdoor Group.

Patrick Durkin is a Las Vegas native. Before becoming a real estate agent, he spent several years in Phoenix, AZ as a mortgage banker working with Wells Fargo Private Mortgage Bank and Guild Mortgage Company. His background in finance and the advantage of being raised in Las Vegas give him a real advantage when dealing with clients unfamiliar with the area. Patrick states, "My favorite part of being a real estate professional is finding a solution for each and every client. Everyone has a unique story and serving my clients to play a role in their story with their real estate is one of the most gratifying experiences." In today's episode, we discuss how to approach challenging expired listings clients, and create results for clients who have so far not had success in selling their property.  In this episode, you'll learn.. Built a $75k GCI pipeline in the first four months of calling expired listings How to: Calls & direct mail Call strategies: Vulcan 7 for dialer and data, Tom Ferry Scripts (tweaked once I knew the script), Science fair-style board with scripts and objection handlers. Mail strategies: White unbranded letter envelope with a letter and flyer showing proof of our past expired listing success stories, handwritten to and from addresses, and a decorative postage stamp. Appointment strategies: Print out the previous listing MLS and mark it up, red marker, highlight, circled, cross-out all of the mistakes, incorrect data, and other items that kept the home from selling. Inquire about the marketing strategies the previous agent used to try and sell the home. At the end of the day, expired listings are the toughest appointments to get, however, the easiest to convert.  Conversion strategies: EMPATHIZE! How pissed would you be if your home sat on the market with no sale and what you thought was a trusted professional let you down? Pissed! Come from a place of understanding, LISTEN, acknowledge and affirm their pain, finally and most importantly, provide a VERY detailed solution to their problem with your detailed plan to get the home sold. Pearl: Listen to the Tom Ferry podcast with Alan Dalton about "How De-Motivating Your Clients Has Benn Killing Your Bottom Line". Implement these strategies when talking to your prospective clients, don't argue with them, don't make them feel dumb, and for goodness sake, stop talking about yourself and how awesome you are! (HINT: Their last agent talked about how awesome he/she was...look how that turned out) Links and resources mentioned in this episode. Website - https://www.lasvegasbroker.com/ Instagram Account - https://www.instagram.com/patrick_durkin/ Company name - The Durkin Group LV at Keller Williams Realty Las Vegas To subscribe and rate & review visit one of the platforms below: Follow Real Estate Success Rocks on:  

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This week on the Bryant Land Country Podcast AB3 will reflect on his first hunting experience. Back in October of 2015 he went on a hog hunt in South Georgia. They ran the dogs on this hunt and he used a bow. Hog hunting with dogs is a full out adrenaline rush. Things start out quiet in these hunts but once the dogs get on a hog, its on! So listen to AB3 as he recaps that. Also AB3 get's into his work trip to Detroit for baseball. He his back on the grind for a small stretch and goes into detail about that.  Last thing covered in this episode is a quick commentary about last weeks episode with Patrick Durkin. The feedback we received was mostly positive. And why a lot of folks didn't necessary agree with him or Patrick at least they were respectful. Before you go… We enjoy sharing tips and resources with all of you so please keep them coming. As I stated before I want this to be place where you, my audience gets involved in the conversation. Last thing... If you know anyone that I should be interviewing and have any feedback about the show or any topics that you would like to hear please shoot me an email ab3bryantland@gmail.com.   Get your Bryant Land Merchandise here! Follow Bryant Land on social media: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube Listen on Radio Public    

(0:00) Local News Chat: Appleton Schools & Shopko Closes (19:42) Your Take on Special Elections for Appleton Council Seats (41:11) Patrick Durkin on Summer Running & Local Fishing (59:43) Tanya Bjork on WI Budget, Politics & 2020 Primary (1:31:11) The Takeaway: Personal Pleasure as the Purpose of Life

Patrick Durkin of Waupaca, Wisconsin, is an award-winning outdoor writer, newspaper columnist, and general outdoors reporter. He also provides editing services for books and magazines. He was a contributing editor of the Archery Trade Association and writes frequently for national archery and hunting magazines. In addition, he has been MeatEater's wildlife research contributor since June 2018, and an editor for Inside Archery magazine, an archery industry trade publication, since December 2014. Durkin has written a weekly outdoors newspaper column since 1984. His weekly column has appeared regularly in over 20 Wisconsin newspapers during his career.​ His magazine articles have appeared in several publications such as the American Hunter, Outdoor Life, Bugle (Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation), Quality Whitetails, Whitetail Journal, etc. It's no secret there is a lack of participation in the hunting industry by people of color. The lack of representation of people of color in the hunting industry is what led Durkin to become curious about this issue. It led him to ask the question is hunting too White? As a result of this curiosity he wrote an article "Is Hunting Too White?". As a Black hunter I'm always asked if I'm fearful of hunting with White men with guns. Some hunting outfitters have their names with the word plantation on it without realizing how that impacts people. Frankly, hunting is a test on how well you get along with people, especially when you're sitting in a blind. We discussed some things that need to change so hunting can be more inclusive. Organizations are entering more cities to reach more Black and Latino children. Durkin recognizes there are lots of things he doesn't have to think about because of his position in the world. Not everyone has access to land, rivers and different places to hunt and fish. This is a thoughtful discussion about a touchy subject. Before you go… We enjoy sharing tips and resources with all of you so please keep them coming. As I stated before I want this to be place where you, my audience gets involved in the conversation. Last thing... If you know anyone that I should be interviewing and have any feedback about the show or any topics that you would like to hear please shoot me an email ab3bryantland@gmail.com.   Get your Bryant Land Merchandise here! Follow Bryant Land on social media: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube Follow Patrick Durkin on social media: Facebook | Instagram  Listen on Radio Public  

Hey everybody, over here at SMT we are always learning new ways doing this here podcast stuff, and turns out there's this whole thing called "online videos". So, we decided: let's do it, why the hell not?This is a video version of last week's episode with Stone Brewing co-founder, Greg Koch. Special thanks to Patrick Durkin for shooting the video, and thanks so much everyone for tuning in. Here’s the podcast!

(0:00) Local News Chat: Lundgaard Services & Safety (11:44) Greg Vandenberg on U.S. Venture Open Guest (17:54) Your Take on Wausau Mayor's Diversity Efforts (38:01) Patrick Durkin on What's New & Fishing Season (56:52) Jerry Bader on WI Budget & College Affordability (1:28:59) The Takeaway: Who Decides If We Belong?

After hitting a local piece of public land in search of squirrels (Much to no avail) Mark, Jimmy and Pat Durkin, a man of many talents, loads of hunting knowledge and a slew of cool life experiences sit down for a good, classic huntin' talk. From the rise of big game hunting and the related fall in small game hunting licenses sold to first time hunters, cross-cultural differences in food norms and changes in common hunting practices from the 70's to current times, if you make hunting a part of your lifestyle, chances are there's a lot in this podcast you're going to relate to. Pat is an outdoor columnist, former magazine editor for several publications and currently does some writing for the MeatEater crew as well, so if you like what you hear, give him a quick Google search and you're sure to find plenty more interesting and thought-provoking pieces to distract yourself from work with.  As always - let us know if there are any topics you'd like covered on the Vortex Nation podcast by asking us on any one of our social media platforms and using #VortexNationPodcast.

Minneapolis, MN- Steven Rinella talks with the outdoor writer Patrick Durkin, along with First Lite's Ryan Callaghan, Mark Boardman of Vortex Optics, and Janis Putelis of the MeatEater crew. Subjects Discussed: Recycled car batteries out the end of your barrels; the hidden value of bearded hens; putting things into perspective; chronic wasting disease, tularemia, and other food safety concerns; freezing freshwater fish; the legal and ethical conundrums of bartering fish and game; should a single-species hunter be taken seriously?; evaluating people by what they name their kids; putting your kids into an arena of consequence; becoming the face of hunting; sage wisdom from Charlie Pride and Ol' Cal; and more.

This week we talk with outdoor writer and editor Patrick Durkin about his out west DYI elk hunts and how West Nile and CWD is driving the outdoors. Outdoor Writer and Editor Patrick Durkin 40 years of writing Going to Idaho for another Elk Hunt Took a nice bull in 2014 Camp set up Acura tent about 7 feet tall. Company is from Ireland 2 and half week trip Started taking this trip in 2006 Public land hunt Obtaining water for 2 weeks, Katyadyn Camp chairs and game carts Boat in three miles to camp Use 2 boats Running to get fit for hunting Helps with his asthma Runs Boston Marathon Helps with hiking and hunting out west Keeps him energized and alert Hunting Idaho Didn't see anyone for the first 6 years Saw only one other campsite in 2013 Safety while hunting in far away big places Talking about writing How long articles should be for writers Writing a hunting book How digital media has changed the writing industry How do you move forward in a digital realm and try to make money Keeping busy working everyday Encouraging others to get into the media business Staying remembered Rehashing the same thing in a different message Arizona DYI Elk Hunt solo! Had another hunter in the area as his emergency contact Long drive by yourself Set camp by himself and did some scouting Shot elk on first day of season Vortex BDC rifle scope Issues packing out an elk by himself Field dressed in a hole Any trouble transporting elk back across multiple states West Nile Virus affecting grouse in Mid-West? Pat's article on his take on shortening the grouse season. One season doesn't set a trend for wild animals Follow the science Balance between science and the hunters Nesting season Hunting pressure vs natural population trends CWD in Wisconsin and public perception More awareness now than past If current trends continue, Wisconsin will see deer herd reduction Spent time with DNR catching deer and doing biopsies Mostly on private lands in SW Wisconsin Hunters reluctant to help in participating with DNR So many unknowns How does CWD affect farmers shipping crops to other places? How does CWD affect bodies of water and other animals using those waters How do we dispose of road kill deer properly Who is accountable for the multiple ways the disease can spread Patrick Durkin Outdoors

This week we talk with outdoor writer and editor Patrick Durkin about his out west DYI elk hunts and how West Nile and CWD is driving the outdoors. Outdoor Writer and Editor Patrick Durkin 40 years of writing Going to Idaho for another Elk Hunt Took a nice bull in 2014 Camp set up Acura tent about 7 feet tall. Company is from Ireland 2 and half week trip Started taking this trip in 2006 Public land hunt Obtaining water for 2 weeks, Katyadyn Camp chairs and game carts Boat in three miles to camp Use 2 boats Running to get fit for hunting Helps with his asthma Runs Boston Marathon Helps with hiking and hunting out west Keeps him energized and alert Hunting Idaho Didn't see anyone for the first 6 years Saw only one other campsite in 2013 Safety while hunting in far away big places Talking about writing How long articles should be for writers Writing a hunting book How digital media has changed the writing industry How do you move forward in a digital realm and try to make money Keeping busy working everyday Encouraging others to get into the media business Staying remembered Rehashing the same thing in a different message Arizona DYI Elk Hunt solo! Had another hunter in the area as his emergency contact Long drive by yourself Set camp by himself and did some scouting Shot elk on first day of season Vortex BDC rifle scope Issues packing out an elk by himself Field dressed in a hole Any trouble transporting elk back across multiple states West Nile Virus affecting grouse in Mid-West? Pat's article on his take on shortening the grouse season. One season doesn't set a trend for wild animals Follow the science Balance between science and the hunters Nesting season Hunting pressure vs natural population trends CWD in Wisconsin and public perception More awareness now than past If current trends continue, Wisconsin will see deer herd reduction Spent time with DNR catching deer and doing biopsies Mostly on private lands in SW Wisconsin Hunters reluctant to help in participating with DNR So many unknowns How does CWD affect farmers shipping crops to other places? How does CWD affect bodies of water and other animals using those waters How do we dispose of road kill deer properly Who is accountable for the multiple ways the disease can spread Patrick Durkin Outdoors

Local News Chat with WHBY's Joey Dee (0:00)The Takeaway: Without Specifics, You're Not Serious (18:19)Patrick Durkin on Low-Cost Outdoor Recreation in WI (28:40)Appleton Mayor Tim Hanna on Fox Cities Champion Center Approval (57:32)

Local News Chat with Mike Kemmeter (0:00)Tiffany Holtz on Surprises in the Spring Housing Market (11:13)The Takeaway: What Should We Expect from Mother Nature? (19:52)Patrick Durkin on Wisconsin Waterways and Lake Recreation (30:50)Mike Ellis on Elections and Economic Development (1:00:00) including...Governor Scott Walker on Oshkosh Rail, Incentives, and Paper (1:05:00)

Local News Chat with WBAY's Emily Matestic (0:00)The Takeaway: Getting What You Want (18:14)Patrick Durkin on Enjoying and Protecting the Outdoors (29:19)Kelda Roys, Democrat Candidate for Governor (56:55)What's Goin' On with Mary Rhode (1:26:00)

Join me and my good friend Patrick Durkin as we learn about Merrily, Merrily, Merrily....Life is but a Stream. A wonderful call today with Patrick about living water, being in the flow, and oneness, and so much more.

Why You Should Listen: In this episode, you will learn about the various types of water and how they may help to optimize health. About My Guest: My guest for this episode is Patrick Durkin. A calling to make plastic water bottles obsolete has turned into a life dedicated to creating a world of Love and Oneness. Fueled by unrelenting passion, Patrick Durkin is on a mission to uplift humanity. He will support you to awaken your super powers through immersion in living water, quantum physics, and loving all that is. He is the founder of The Wellness Enterprise, Inc., the Structured Water Superstore, Water Magic 101, GodSelf University and Jivara Structured Water Devices. Key Takeaways: - Why is water important for health? - What problems do plastic bottles create for our health and for the environment? - What are the pros and cons of reverse osmosis and distilled water? - Does alkaline water work? - Why are trace minerals important? - What is the difference between chemistry and physics when optimizing water? - What is structured water? - How does Dr. Emoto's work fit into a discussion on structured water? - Does structured water contain negative ions? - Do Gas Discharge Visualization (GDV), darkfield microscopy, or BIA show improvements with the consumption of structured water? - What is EZ Water and how can it be created? - What are the VitaJuwel and Natural Action Water systems? Connect With My Guest: The Wellness Enterprise Interview Date: December 19, 2017 Disclosure: BetterHealthGuy.com is an affiliate of The Wellness Enterprise. Disclaimer: The content of this show is for informational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any illness or medical condition. Nothing in today's discussion is meant to serve as medical advice or as information to facilitate self-treatment. As always, please discuss any potential health-related decisions with your own personal medical authority.

Patrick Durkin talks to us this week about how structured water for drinking and showering can revolutionize your health and energy.

Have you ever heard that we are approximately 80-90 percent of water? I mean, basically, our body is more like a water balloon than a skeleton. And that's why the water we drink is so important. Feeling all flowy ... I went down the rabbit hole to find I what water system I love. Choosing to filter out the toxins in your water is simple. From the simple water filtration pitcher to the under sink filter and the home systems -- there are a lot of differences. I recently interviewed a man that have been studying this topic for year. Listen here. In the interview, we discuss four powerful topics! Chemistry, Minerals & Physics (the real world word for quantum physics and woo) Toxins: The Chemistry of Water There's a lot of them! Here's the NSF list. The good news is most filters and reverse osmosis clear out a lot of toxins and contaminates. Which is great, until I learned more from Patrick Durkin from Wellness Technologies... hear the interview above. Truth is... it is impossible for a traditional filter to make water safe because traditional filters don't address the vibration or energy of toxins. Structured: The Physics of Water Einstein understood it. So did Tesla. And now, a legion of scientists are making additional discoveries supporting a deeper understanding that there is One unified field of energy. Quantum physics demonstrates we are energy and so is everything in our world. If water imprints frequency and we are 90% water it's no wonder we perceive frequencies so quickly. Seychelle Environmental Technologies has one of the best traditional water filtration technologies and they do go through the effort and expense of paying for their own testing. Below is a page from their 2006 lab report from the County of Los Angeles Department of Agricultural Commissioner Weights and Measures. Here's a toxicology report document to explain more. The Woo: A Vibrational Solution Here is a demonstration video of addressing a problem with a vibrational solution, watch this video about noise cancellation technology. The principle is simple. The presence of a harmonious vibration cancels out the impact of a discordant one. I feel it's very important to spread awareness about this, especially now that so many of us are awakening to greater conscious health and awareness. When choosing a system follow what feels expansive for you. What does your intuition know? Oh... and this... How I Trick Myself Into Drinking More Water Okay... now let me tell you what I'm obsessed with! 2 things! #1: Yummy Water (that's why I love structured water) Ok, so you know how the taste is greatly improve just by drinking filtered water... well this is 1000x that! Listen to a conversation with 'the water expert' Patrick Durkin. #2: My 40oz Hydroflask with a straw! Yes, a straw! So the next time you take a sip, remember to drink with love and gratitude! Save Save

Join us on this Minicast as we sit down with Outdoor Writer Patrick Durkin and ask him 4 quick questions about himself. Favorite recipe Favorite snack on the road to camp What's on his radio on his way to camp What is his most memorable hunt and why 

With the current political scene Mike and Dan decide to give their State of the Outdoors Speech. Interview with Outdoor Writer Patrick Durkin Freelance Writer Writes for several publications Navy Veteran Was in the outdoors as a youngster Degree in Journalism and Minor English Worked at Oshkosh Northwestern during college on the sports desk Deer and Deer Hunting Magazine hired Pat After one year he became fulltime editor of the magazine When Dan won a chance to hunt with Pat and Greg Miller they forgot to buy his hunting license Work is competition Pat's view of the current media in the digital age How Classified ads and the internet killed newspapers How the internet has changed the magazine industry How far away is the demise of TV Content is King! Media is evolving Content needs to be compelling and valuable Pat's take on wolves impact in nature Wolves have a role in nature Wolves have made the whitetail deer intelligent over time due to the pursuit of deer as food Man wants to control nature or have a happy medium People believe the balance of nature is a flat line instead of huge peaks and valleys We need to utilize our forests better and do more logging to provide better habitat for deer Wolves can make us better hunters Talking logging, habitat and deer management Being a mouth piece between the hunters and the scientists Where media is headed

On this Minicast we talk with Outdoor Writer Patrick Durkin about what it was that changed him to the point of getting physically fit for hunting season that eventually led him to run the Boston Marathon!

With the current political scene Mike and Dan decide to give their State of the Outdoors Speech. Interview with Outdoor Writer Patrick Durkin Freelance Writer Writes for several publications Navy Veteran Was in the outdoors as a youngster Degree in Journalism and Minor English Worked at Oshkosh Northwestern during college on the sports desk Deer and Deer Hunting Magazine hired Pat After one year he became fulltime editor of the magazine When Dan won a chance to hunt with Pat and Greg Miller they forgot to buy his hunting license Work is competition Pat's view of the current media in the digital age How Classified ads and the internet killed newspapers How the internet has changed the magazine industry How far away is the demise of TV Content is King! Media is evolving Content needs to be compelling and valuable Pat's take on wolves impact in nature Wolves have a role in nature Wolves have made the whitetail deer intelligent over time due to the pursuit of deer as food Man wants to control nature or have a happy medium People believe the balance of nature is a flat line instead of huge peaks and valleys We need to utilize our forests better and do more logging to provide better habitat for deer Wolves can make us better hunters Talking logging, habitat and deer management Being a mouth piece between the hunters and the scientists Where media is headed

Patrick Durkin talks to me this week about structured water. I have always been very curious about the benefits of structured water and the science behind it. Are toxic metals causing your fatigue and health issues? Find out by taking Wendy’s Heavy Metals Quiz at  

Join us Wednesday 03-11-2014 LIVE at 11:11 am PST/1:11 pm CST/2:11 pm EST with Guest Hydration Expert Patrick Durkin! The water molecule has the power, the individual mandate, to protect life. It has the potential to help heal, rebuild, balance and expand you. Water can transform you. On this show, Patrick Durkin will share about the power and energy of water, how something called "structuring" produces water at its highest energetic potential, and how this energy is transferred to you and the world around you. Structured Water is water that supports us to find vibrant health and live at another level of being.  Patrick Durkin is a master of change and flow, in a world where change is the only constant, new trends are starting all the time. When a movement is emerging and gathering steam, his role is to notice it and tell others about it. As a financial advisor, he used this skill to make extraordinary profits in a very short time becoming a millionaire by 31. However that was unfulfilling and craving deeper meaning and wanting to help others drove Patrick to leave the financial industry and put his skills to use in helping humanity to solve problems. In 2008, he began an odyssey to understand water and offer a compelling alternative to plastic water bottles, stymieing the massive waste they produce while creating better hydration solutions. Through this journey Patrick founded The Wellness Enterprise to teach others about the properties of water that matter most with health, hydration and spiritual fulfillment. Patrick is the creator of “Water Magic™ an experiential based program that teaches people how to create a world they love from the inside out. mywatermagic.com