Podcast appearances and mentions of Pleasant View

Celebrate Recovery meets in Bettendorf, IA at Pleasant View Baptist Church every Monday night and on Sunday November 17th, 2024, Pleasant View welcomed the folks from Celebrate Recovery to organize a special service highlighting the work God is doing through the ministry. This is a short message entitled "The Real 12 Steps"

In this episode of "Grazing," Clint interviews Robert "Bob" Bell, 5th generation owner and director of Pleasant View's Austin and Bell Funeral Home and direct descendant of the Bell family from the infamous Bell Witch haunting.

Dale McCaulley of The Timothy Initiative joins the congregation of Pleasant View and takes us to Numbers 13 and 14 to share the keys on how to miss the promised land.

As we look at Psalm 122 through the lens of the new covenant, we see how it instructs us to live in Gospel Community. We need to invite others on our faith journey by sharing the gospel. We should celebrate and give thanks for those who join us as we grow in community to be more like Jesus. We are instructed to pray for peace within our Gospel community, growth for those within the community and resolve to continue sharing the gospel to grow the kingdom! Finally, we need to seek the good of our brothers and sisters in the gospel community! Let's work toward inviting others into a relationship with Jesus, not just to church, pray for each other and for the peace within our church, and finally seek the good for those who are our family in Christ we call Pleasant View.

Pleasant View welcomes Gerad Hall to the pulpit as he takes us to Judges 14. We explore the life of Samson and the downfall his duplicitous life. Let your "yes" mean "yes" and your "no" mean "no" as we learn how to avoid living a double-minded life.

Plans begin to unfold (and unravel) As the month of April approaches, things start to get hectic in and around Chasm Valley. Traveling to The Tunnels under Middling Fair, Captain Broughha once again tries to obtain some important books. Only now it seems he is no longer interested in playing by the rules. Meanwhile, in nearby Pleasant View, Detective Haartte and Buzz "Scoop" Crackerjack Thomas interview an important lead. The Little Wicker executive is key to both of their investigations. Even so, Haartte has trouble putting the case ahead of his empty stomach. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Plans begin to unfold (and unravel) As the month of April approaches, things start to get hectic in and around Chasm Valley. Traveling to The Tunnels under Middling Fair, Captain Broughha once again tries to obtain some important books. Only now it seems he is no longer interested in playing by the rules. Meanwhile, in nearby Pleasant View, Detective Haartte and Buzz "Scoop" Crackerjack Thomas interview an important lead. The Little Wicker executive is key to both of their investigations. Even so, Haartte has trouble putting the case ahead of his empty stomach. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pastor Ed brings us a message from John 17: 13-21, "Jesus Desire for Christian Unity". This brief message was delivered on Pleasant View's annual Serve Sunday, when the congregation gathers for a shortened sermon before going out to volunteer and serve to local community.Watch at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATB5nxxx0cY File Downloads: https://dq5pwpg1q8ru0.cloudfront.net/2024/05/06/07/53/11/c9e0d215-211b-4a04-b5fa-b946e3599a43/Jesus%20Desire%20for%20Christian%20Unity%20sermon%20docx.pdf

We are excited to welcome Roman and Emily Citac, Converge missionaries to Moldova, to the pulpit to share a message with the congregation of Pleasant View.

Main Street yoga hub to grow, sell products Over the past three years, Aaron Sanders and Skyla Schreter have turned LotusWorks on Main Street in Beacon into a hub for art exhibits and yoga and wellness classes. In March 2021, three months after LotusWorks opened at 261 Main St., the New York Legislature legalized recreational marijuana, whose effects have long been touted for inspiring creativity and providing relaxation and pain relief. "Cannabis has been aligned with these values of creativity and wellness," said Schreter. "It fits with what we've already built here, as well as a sustainable way to help us support our creative community." That synergy became reality on Feb. 16 when the state's Cannabis Control Board approved 109 marijuana licenses and made LotusWorks the first Beacon business to receive one. The microbusiness permit will allow the couple to grow cannabis, process the trimmings into distillates and rosins, and sell buds, extracts and edibles. LotusWorks will plant its first crop in the spring of 2025. In the meantime, it will source buds, rosins and distillates, as well as joints and edibles such as gummies, from other farms and processors. A series of "soft-opening" events will conclude with a grand opening targeted for April 20, which is an annual holiday in cannabis culture. "We're looking to partner with local confectioners and chocolatiers and be able to have some nice premium edibles," said Sanders. The couple met in California, where Sanders spent years learning how to grow cannabis while employed at farms in the Emerald Triangle, a three-county region of Northern California considered the country's largest area for producing marijuana. He said he will use that knowledge to grow "premium cannabis" next year, although he expects the initial harvest to be relatively small. Marijuana plants are "robust in a lot of ways - they grow like weeds - but they can also be delicate," he said. "It will be nice to be able to give them a little more hands-on attention." LotusWorks is one of 15 newly licensed microbusinesses whose owners graduated from the state Office of Cannabis Management's Compliance Training and Mentorship Program, a 10-week webinar series that covers growing and processing. There are 74 cannabis dispensaries open in New York, including Curaleaf in Newburgh. After New York State in March 2021 legalized cannabis for recreational use, the Beacon City Council allowed sales and on-site consumption by taking no action to prevent them; Cold Spring voters approved retail but turned down on-site consumption; and the Nelsonville and Philipstown boards voted to disallow both types, although they can change course with another vote. The Cannabis Control Board also on Feb. 16 awarded 38 retail dispensary licenses, including one to Rawleaf Enterprises LLC in Wappingers Falls. In addition, the board issued licenses to grow and process marijuana to Harney Brothers in Millerton, in northeast Dutchess County. The state is still considering the 2,232 businesses that applied before a Nov. 17 deadline for microbusiness or dispensary licenses. When the list of applicants was randomized to determine the order in which they would be reviewed, LotusWorks landed at No. 9. "We were as prepared as we could have been, but we also very much got lucky and are grateful for that," said Schreter. The queue, released on Jan. 12, includes at least two other Beacon applicants. Kamel Jamal, who hosted state-approved "growers showcases" last year at the former Beacon police station at 463 Main St., has applied as 463 Station Inc. and is 574 in the queue. Grant McCabe, who owns The Leaf, a Main Street shop that sells cannabidiol and hemp products, is listed at 852 as The Leaf New York LLC. Another company, Pleasant View Harvest in Brewster, has applied for a microbusiness license to sell products from 137 Main St. in Cold Spring. The queue lists Pleasant View at 1,968. In addition, the Cannabis Control Board on Feb. 16 approved reg...

Host Liz Edwards introduces us to Nurse Practitioner Kelsie Hannah. Kelsie grew up in Pleasant View, Tenn. She completed her undergraduate at Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, and her master's at Austin Peay State University in Clarksville.  Learn what attracted Kelsie to the field of medicine, how her 18-month-old daughter continues to fascinate her, and how her reading habits have changed since becoming a new mom. 

Pastor Ed takes time to explore Psalm 91 in this prerecorded sermon that was first broadcast on Sunday January 14th, 2024 after Pleasant View cancelled in-person service due to extreme cold temperatures.

2023 is wrapping up at Pleasant View, but before we welcome in the New Year, Pastor Ed brings us a message entitled "Stability During the Winds of Change".

Merry Christmas from Pleasant View, we light the final candle representing Jesus Christ, the light of the world!

The advent season continues as Pleasant View welcomes Gerad Hall back to the pulpit to share the next message in the sermon series, "Behold A Savior is Born". He delivers a sermon entitled "The Joy of Anticipation"

Thanksgiving has come and gone, and Pastor Ed shifts our focus towards the Advent season. This year's Christmas sermon series at Pleasant View is entitled "Behold a Savior is Born" and the first message in the series speaks of "A Promised Hope".

We welcome Gerad Hall to Pleasant View as he fulls the pulpit while Pastor Ed is out of town. He preaches from Judges 7:1-23 with the sermon "The Role of Weakness".

Welcome to Kevin Paluszak, Executive Director of Pleasant View, Inc., an MHS Association member organization. In his role as Executive Director, Kevin oversees a variety of residential and day supportive services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. If you had asked Kevin in his "beach bum" years if this was the path ahead, he may have down right laughed. Hear about Kevin's winding road through leadership as he shares with us in this episode of On Leading.

It's the start of a brand new sermon series at Pleasant View! We turn our attention to Galatians for some fast facts during an introduction to the series "Liberating Freedom".

Going to Pleasant View may prove to be very unpleasant. Abby Falmacher finds out that visiting Little Wicker Basket headquarters has its ups and down. Elsewhere, Buzz "Scoop" Crackerjack Thomas has breaking news about what's happening in Grassssssside Greene. Apparently no one is interested in Middling Fair! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Going to Pleasant View may prove to be very unpleasant. Abby Falmacher finds out that visiting Little Wicker Basket headquarters has its ups and down. Elsewhere, Buzz "Scoop" Crackerjack Thomas has breaking news about what's happening in Grassssssside Greene. Apparently no one is interested in Middling Fair! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pastor Rick McGough from Local Church Apologetics fills the pulpit at Pleasant View as he shares a message driving home how Faith and Reason are both considered evidence that compliment each other! Listen to his message "Faith, Reason & Reality"

There is a first time for everything and today's guest, reached out to me to be on this podcast, not the other way around. Usually my guests are people that I know or are acquainted with, met or have been introduced via mutual friend/acquaintance.  Not this time.Enter,  Perry Keenan, former Mayor of Pleasant View, Tennessee. The topics of conversation that Perry is most familiar with having are ones that have revolved around politics & his role as Mayor when he served from 2012-2020. This was his chance to peel back the layers on a more human level & not have his primary label be predominantly attached to "Mayor."Join me as we take a brief stroll through the lens of Perry Keenan aka The Flippin Mayor.______________________________________________________________________________________Instagram:@theflippinmayor @theyrejusthumanswww.theyrejusthumans.com

Perry Keenan shares his story and methodology to successfully flipping houses, and building a real estate portfolio outside of Nashville, TN!  He also dives into his success mindset and parallels between his eight year term as Mayor of Pleasant View, Tennessee and real estate investing!  Flippers take note!  There is some great advice offered in this episode!!!   INSTAGRAM @theflippinmayor   Show produced by Mark Gray Show hosted by Justin Bigelow, Mark Gray and Pete Peterson 

Two major reconstruction projects are underway in 2023 in the City of Madison: Pleasant View Road and Atwood Avenue. Pleasant View Road is on the City's west side, and Atwood Avenue is on the City's east side. Both projects impact our community in multiple ways. Atwood is known for its vibrant connection to the east side of the City, and known for being bike-friendly and a path that plays host to a true "Madison" experience. The experience will look different with construction underway-- in hopes of a better and safer experience when finished. City of Madison Engineering Division Public Information Officer Hannah Mohelnitzky hosts City of Madison Engineering Division Principal Engineer Andy Zwieg to talk about how these two projects will impact the communities, and what goes into projects that inevitably disrupt the community short-term for better paths in the long term.

Pleasant View welcomes Don and Jodi Green to the church as Don takes us to the book of Ephesians for a message about God's Grace.

With the start of the new year, Pastor Ed delivers Pleasant View's vision message for 2023, "Are You Nearsighted or Farsighted in 2023?"

Pleasant View Baptist Church v. Andy Beshear

Christmas continues at Pleasant View as we listen to the second sermon in Pastor Ed's Advent Sermon Series, it's "The Creeds of Christmas - The Presence of Christ at Christmas".

Christmas comes to Pleasant View as we launch into the season of Advent with Pastor Ed's sermon series entitled "The Creeds of Christmas". We'll be listening to the first sermon in the series, "The Creeds of Christmas - The Father's Plan and Preparation at Christmas".

Celebrate Recovery meets in Bettendorf, IA at Pleasant View Baptist Church every Monday night and on Sunday October 16th, 2022, Pleasant View welcomed Pastor Bob Larson from Celebrate Recovery to deliver a sermon entitled "Hope"

On todays episode we speak with Mark Odsather of the Pleasant View Elementary School District. Hear About Poplar and the amazing work that they are doing, when it comes to teaching. Could this be a way of teaching that all schools should do?

Henry Huntington is President & CEO of Pleasant View Gardens in Loudon, NH. True innovators, the Huntington family, now its third generation of leadership at Pleasant View Gardens have built one of the most recognized brands in horticulture and have no plans to slow down any time soon. Everything's coming up roses (and petunias and more) on this episode. Then stay tuned for The Buzz with Matt & Nathan. Learn more about Pleasant View Gardens and the Proven Winner Brand      

A new law taking effect Wednesday will help protect Colorado's hospital patients from surprise medical bills. And a public event yesterday about a proposed solar project near Pleasant View grew contentious at times.

Plans begin to unfold (and unravel) As the month of April approaches, things start to get hectic in and around Chasm Valley. Traveling to The Tunnels under Middling Fair, Captain Broughha once again tries to obtain some important books. Only now it seems he is no longer interested in playing by the rules. Meanwhile, in nearby Pleasant View, Detective Haartte and Buzz "Scoop" Crackerjack Thomas interview an important lead. The Little Wicker executive is key to both of their investigations. Even so, Haartte has trouble putting the case ahead of his empty stomach. (Run time: 20 min) Lending their voice in this episode is Bonnie Kenderdine as Cindy and Chief. >> Become a comedy4cast patron with Patreon and get episodes before everyone else!>> Follow us on Twitter>> Become a fan and comment on Facebook or MeWe>> Follow us on Instagram>> Call the new phone line: (213) 290-4451>> Drop us an email at podcast @ comedy4cast.com>> Not able to be a Patreon patron? Consider just buying Clinton some coffee>> And be sure to check out everything happening over at The Topic is Trek, the other podcast Clinton does>> Taco image courtesy of chiplanay, PatternPictures; background pattern courtesy of PublicDomainPictures. Both via Pixabay. >> Certain sounds effects courtesy of freeSFX and FreeSound.org Looking for a transcript of the episode? Find it here.

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 Pastor Sean looks at the Lord's direction for Pleasant View in 2022 as we strive to become a Gospel Community! 

We continue the Advent Season at Pleasant View as Pastor Ed delivers the final sermon in the sermon series "A Box Office Christmas" with the sermon "Imagine a World Without Relationships ". This sermon series uses the lens of popular Christmas stories to deliver lessons about Christmas. This week's sermon take a look at the Home Alone 2.

We continue the Advent Season at Pleasant View as Pastor Ed delivers the third sermon in the sermon series "A Box Office Christmas" with the sermon "Imagine a World Without Boundaries ". This sermon series uses the lens of popular Christmas stories to deliver lessons about Christmas. This week's sermon take a look at the Christmas Classic, A Christmas Story.

We continue the Advent Season at Pleasant View as Pastor Ed delivers the second sermon in the sermon series "A Box Office Christmas" with the sermon "Imagine a World Without Joy ". This sermon series uses the lens of popular Christmas stories to deliver lessons about Christmas. This week's sermon take a look at the Christmas Classic, How the Grinch Stole Christmas.

We kick of the Advent Season at Pleasant View as Pastor Ed delivers the first sermon in the sermon series "A Box Office Christmas" with the sermon "Imagine a World Without Hope". This sermon series uses the lens of popular Christmas stories to deliver lessons about Christmas. This week's sermon take a look at the Christmas Classic, It's a Wonderful Life.

Steve and Renee interview Andy Lang, owner and distiller for Leatherwood Distillery. The Bourbon Show music (Whiskey on the Mississippi) is by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Important Links: Steve Akley's New Book, Bourbon Assignments: https://amzn.to/2Y68Eoy ABV Network Shop: https://shop.abvnetwork.com/ YouTube: https://bit.ly/3kAJZQz Our Club: https://www.abvnetwork.com/club Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theabvnetwork Check us out at: abvnetwork.com. Join the revolution by adding #ABVNetworkCrew to your profile on social media.

Welcome Wade from Utah. State 43. I jumped him this morning as he was finishing up his 27 mile ride around Pleasant View, Utah. We talked about the beautiful state that is Utah, the appeal to living near the mountains, and adventure! I asked Wade how he finds and adventure and wrapped up the interview asking Wade how he thinks adventure finds him. Thank you, Wade. Enjoy!

Welcome Wade from Utah. State 43. I jumped him this morning as he was finishing up his 27 mile ride around Pleasant View, Utah. We talked about the beautiful state that is Utah, the appeal to living near the mountains, and adventure! I asked Wade how he finds and adventure and wrapped up the interview asking Wade how he thinks adventure finds him. Thank you, Wade. Enjoy!

On this special episode of the Shed Geek Podcast, we have a special "fill-in" Geek Sam Byler Co-Host! We also talk to non other than Hauler / Auctioneer Specialist Brandon Suarez!You may remember Brandon because........of his rugged cool beard...........nah........because he drivers that cool looking Peterbilt..........nah........because he auctioned off an awesome looking SHB mirror for $10,000........maybe?  Or just maybe it's because of the "all filled up" moment at the 2018 Shed Haulers Bash.  Well, whatever the reason, just know this; he is a very cool hauler, with one of the best cattle rattle's I've ever heard!  Brandon comes by way of Pleasant View, Utah, where he hauls for Montana Shed Center.  If you're near the area of Ogden, you may just see his lot:  A1 way Shed Center where you may catch him selling a couple days a week.  However, he might also be in that Pete hauling a shed for his own company:  A1 way transport.   Once hauling gets in your blood, its tough to get away from. We caught up with Brandon at the 1st ever Shed Hauling Auction located at Liberty Sheds in Due West, SC a while back.  He was kind enough to sit dow for a talk in between all the volunteering he does, along with using that auction chant to sell a couple trailers, mules, and more.  Be sure to listen to this episode to get your education and entertainment fix.  It may just get you "All Filled Up" on the latest shed info.  Meet the Geeks at this years Shed Builder Expo in Grand Rapids, MI! We will have a booth with our equipment setup for interviews or just to get a potential picture with the geeks.For more information or to know more about the Shed Geek Podcast visit us at our website.Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, or Youtube at the handle @shedgeekpodcast.To be a guest on the Shed Geek Podcast visit our website and fill out the "Contact Us" form.To suggest show topics or ask questions you want answered email us at info@shedgeek.com.This episodes Sponsors:High Barn: shedsforsale.comMini Barn: Newfound Rentals

Going to Pleasant View may prove to be very unpleasant. Abby Falmacher finds out that visiting Little Wicker Basket headquarters has its ups and down. Elsewhere, Buzz "Scoop" Crackerjack Thomas has breaking news about what's happening in Grassssssside Greene. Apparently no one is interested in Middling Fair! But wait, there's more. In the "After the Episode" segment, Clinton lets you know about upcoming comedy4cast activities and plays some listener feedback. (Run time: 15:26) Lending their voice this episode is guest star Bonnie Kenderdine. >> Become a comedy4cast patron with Patreon and get episodes before everyone else!>> Follow us on Twitter>> Become a fan and comment on Facebook or MeWe>> Follow us on Instagram>> Call the new phone line: (213) 290-4451>> Drop us an email at podcast @ comedy4cast.com>> Not able to be a Patreon patron? Consider just buying Clinton some coffee>> And be sure to check out everything happening over at The Topic is Trek, the other podcast Clinton does>> Bicycle courier image courtesy of br146leon from Pixabay>> Certain sounds effects courtesy of freeSFX and FreeSound.org

How vital is it for our spiritual health that we care for our physical and emotional health? The stresses from the pandemic and other national and personal challenges have taken a toll on our health, leaving each of us with different levels of spiritual reserves. Pastor Ed Hedding encourages us to consider how these reserves have been affected by our physical and emotional health and the steps to take to bring about peace and healing. You can find his extended version of this devotional in the form of a sermon he preached at Pleasant View Baptist Church. It's on Pleasant View's website. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are covering all the hawt topics this week. The topics other podcasts just don't touch down on like flatulence, doll possession, and the need for a Lambo if you want the primo clientele. Derek tells another story of how his perfect love story took a turn for the worst. If you like what we do then tell your friends. Support all Chad's everywhere by listening to this show. A DUKE IN! Strap in and Strap on it's the craziest podcast in Pleasant View, TN! The mother tuckin Chad Show. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chad-sheppard/message

Did you happen to catch the commercials for Paramount during the Super Bowl.   Paramount owns CBS these days… and the commercials feature all the stars The Star Trek Characters… Beavis and Butthead… and the Survivor guy trudge through biting wind as they hike  a snow-covered mountain. The imagery is not lost… they’re hiking the mountain from the Paramount logo that you’ve been seeing your whole life. Can you picture it?  snowy peak… surrounded by white stars… So let me ask you … does the mountain in the Paramount logo familiar?   It should if you’ve ever driver I-15 north… through Ogden. The man who designed the logo was William Wadsworth Hodkinson…who built one of the first movie theatres in Ogden in 1907.  Then Salt Lake … then he went to the west coast… and when he needed a new logo for his Paramount Picture Company… he drew the peak he remembered from childhood in Pleasant View.  The majestic… craggy 10k peak of Ben Lomond…  which your staring straight at… when you’re driving north past ogden. The Paramount logo is a loose representation of a local mountain and you probably never knew.  Even though the logo’s  been arround for 106 years… based on a Utah mountain ….that’s been around for a few more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Justin Woodland; an ‘out of the box' superintendentThis week we're pleased to have Mr. Justin Woodland on the podcast. Justin is the superintendent at The Barn Golf Club in Pleasant View, UT. In addition to running the family-owned golf course where his father is the pro and many family members pitch in to run the 60 year old facility, he is the owner of Airgronomics, LLC. Airgronomics is a full service cultivation service that includes contracting of the Air2G2 system, fraise mowing, root pruning, and deep fracturing tools to improve conditions on golf courses and sports turf throughout the region. We talk philosophy, new tools in the industry, and most importantly how Justin has chosen to give back to the industry that has given him so much. We hope you enjoy this conversation as much as we did. Enjoy and don't forget to hit the subscribe button to get our weekly updates.

Sean looks at Psalm 139 and Amos 5 and asks a simple question. How does God see the church at large and how does God see Pleasant View?

Get the book, Saving Sycamore: The School Shooting That Never HappenedFollow Molly on Twitter @HudgensMollyVisit Molly's Website, MollyHudgens.comAbout the AuthorMolly Hudgens is a nationally known speaker and expert on preventing school shootings. She is a counselor at Sycamore Middle School in Pleasant View, Tennessee, and a recipient of the Congressional Medal of Honor.

A look at what's happening in the south valley, agriculture news, COVID-19 updates for Tulare County, followed by a chat with Rachele Alcantar, candidate for school board in the Pleasant View School District. She talks about the current board members being all-male and the fact that the current members have no children of their own that attend schools in the district.

A look at what's happening in the south valley, agriculture news, COVID-19 updates for Tulare County, followed by a chat with Yalimar Garcia, candidate for the Pleasant View School District School Board. She talks about farmworkers and their struggles, why she is running for the school board, and about changes she'd like to see take place.

On Episode 13 with Ryan Weaver we traveled to Pleasant View, Tennessee to the Leatherwood Distillery owned and operated by a Andy Lang a former Green Beret. While drinking some incredible Leatherwood bourbon and tequila, we spoke to Ryan Weaver and ran the gamut of emotions. Ryan has one hell of a story that everyone needs to hear right now.

As school resumes across the nation in one form or another, school counselor Molly Hudgens joins the podcast to encourage parents as they prepare their children to return to class. Molly serves as school counselor for Sycamore Middle School in Pleasant View, Tennessee. She was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor Citizens Honor in 2017 after she talked a student with a loaded handgun out of committing a mass shooting.

As school resumes across the nation in one form or another, school counselor Molly Hudgens joins the podcast to encourage parents as they prepare their children to return to class. Molly serves as school counselor for Sycamore Middle School in Pleasant View, Tennessee. She was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor Citizens Honor in 2017 after she talked a student with a loaded handgun out of committing a mass shooting.

In the second installment of the series on the Providence School Takeover, BPRadio dives back into the Providence Public Schools to further investigate the effects of a state takeover on the parents, students, and broader community. Hosted by Morgan Awner ‘21 and Rachel Lim ‘21, this episode features an interview with Gara Field, former super-star principal of Pleasant View Elementary and current Director of Global Education and Social Innovation at Moses Brown. We also look into what you, the listener, can do in Providence. Special Thanks: Gara Field is the Director of Global Education & Social Innovation at Moses Brown, and the former interim Head of Upper School. She was the Principal at Pleasant View Elementary School in Providence from 2011 to 2016. Dr. Field was invited to make a presentation at the White House in 2014 for the White House Future Ready Superintendent’s Summit. Under her leadership, Pleasant View received two substantial federal grants to expand technology use and Field is credited with piloting the turnaround effort of the elementary school.

JD Machine’s Pleasant View office looks like an upscale engineering or architectural firm. It also looks and feels like a one of the most progressive and automated machine shops in the United States. It’s very clean, very cutting edge and enjoys rave reviews from employees on Glassdoor (4.7 out of 5). In 1979 a master machinist named Don Wardle moved to back to Utah from California and settled in Ogden with his growing family. He was 50 years old and couldn’t find a job, so he started his own company, JD Machine. In 1992 the company employed a dozen employees when Don’s son, Matt Wardle, became the President and CEO. This Influence podcast with Matt Wardle is both subtle and powerful. It’s subtle because Matt Wardle is an understated man who is quick to recognize his employees for the successes enjoyed at JD Machine. It’s powerful because Matt is responsible for JD Machine’s explosive growth, now 200 employees, and exceptional clients that are household names: Boeing, Parker Hannifin Corporation, and Northrop Grumman. For nearly 25 years, Matt has transformed a very traditional company into a nationally recognized market leader. He finds real meaning from providing hundreds of paid internships, “removing gender barriers”, and providing six-figure incomes without sacrificing JD Machine’s unique “family vibe.” We hope you enjoy our podcast with Matt Wardle, a truly exceptional leader!

Welcome back to Drinking Alone, With Friends! This is both the worst and best episode of Drinking Alone, With Friends! Chris sits down with John and Trish of Flytes Brewhouse in Pleasant View, TN! Tud and Obert talk about how bad the podcast would be without Chris and how they miss him dearly! Flytes Brewhouse Contacts! https://www.facebook.com/flytesbrews/ https://www.instagram.com/flytesbrew/ http://flytesbrewhouse.com/    Two Handles: Tim's Chips: https://www.timschips.com/ Cauliflower Risotto: https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/261196/creamy-keto-cauliflower-risotto/ Patreon: Hey Everyone! We have a Patreon now! If you love the show and would like to help improve it, please consider kicking in a few bucks! We will have bonus content, some cool merch and other things to come for our friends that help! Thank you! https://www.patreon.com/dawfpodcast

Primary Choir from Stakes in Pleasant View and North Ogden - October 2011 - 

Primary Choir from Stakes in Pleasant View and North Ogden - October 2011 - 

Primary Choir from Stakes in Pleasant View and North Ogden - October 2011 - 

Soul Wanderings Episode 32: Rhiannon Rose Rhiannon is gifted empath with clairsentient and claircognizant abilities, meaning she physically feels the emotions and pain of other people around her, and receives downloads of information directly from spirit, making her a gifted and powerful life coach and counselor! She is also a certified Crystal Healer, Level II Usui Holy Fire Reiki Practitioner, and long time practitioner of the Law Of Attraction making her a perfect choice if you are looking for energetic healing and or accountability. Other services and areas of expertise include the following: *Twin Flame and Soulmate Relationships (how to attract and maintain them) *Space clearing and smudging (home & business) *Grave dedications *Tarot & Oracle Readings *Baby naming & blessing ceremony *Wedding Officiator Rhiannon takes appointments at Urban Sanctuary in the Creston Plaza in downtown Ogden and from her home in Pleasant View, UT You can follow her Facebook page @twinflamecrystalhealing and her Instagram page @twinflamecrystalhealing Find us on: Facebook: SoulWanderings Instagram: soulwanderings111 Twitter: @soulwanderings Online: www.onlinevibez.com Email: soulwanderings111@gmail.com If you are interested in sharing your story, contact us!  

Soul Wanderings Episode 32: Rhiannon RoseRhiannon is gifted empath with clairsentient and claircognizant abilities, meaning she physically feels the emotions and pain of other people around her, and receives downloads of information directly from spirit, making her a gifted and powerful life coach and counselor! She is also a certified Crystal Healer, Level II Usui Holy Fire Reiki Practitioner, and long time practitioner of the Law Of Attraction making her a perfect choice if you are looking for energetic healing and or accountability. Other services and areas of expertise include the following:*Twin Flame and Soulmate Relationships (how to attract and maintain them)*Space clearing and smudging (home & business)*Grave dedications*Tarot & Oracle Readings*Baby naming & blessing ceremony*Wedding OfficiatorRhiannon takes appointments at Urban Sanctuary in the Creston Plaza in downtown Ogden and from her home in Pleasant View, UTYou can follow her Facebook page @twinflamecrystalhealing and her Instagram page @twinflamecrystalhealingFind us on: * Facebook: SoulWanderings * Instagram: soulwanderings111 * Twitter: @soulwanderings * Online: www.onlinevibez.com * Email: soulwanderings111@gmail.comIf you are interested in sharing your story, contact us! 

The following nomination letter was written by Melinda Greenwood, City Administrator for Pleasant View City: On Friday, April 15, my husband sent me a text regarding three of "my officers" saving an injured dog who was trapped in an empty canal. I later found out that Officer Brady Benson, Officer Robbie Done and Sergeant Corey Clark all participated in the effort of saving and befriending an injured dog. It was a job well done for all three officers! After receiving a call from workers about a dog stuck in the canal with a broken leg, Officer Brady Benson, Officer Robbie Done and Sergeant Corey Clark all responded to the scene. They were informed that the canal workers had attempted to get the dog out, but their attempts were unsuccessful as the dog would growl at them and not allow them near him. Our officers eventually found the dog, which was outside of Pleasant View City limits and into Box Elder County. When they saw the dog, without hesitation, Officer Benson jumped in to the canal and carefully approached the dog. It took an hour, but Officer Benson eventually gained the trust of the dog and was finally able to pet him and calm him down. During that time, the dog would growl at him as he was obviously scared, cold and in pain from his injuries. Officer Benson was then able to get a sheet underneath the dog and with the help of Sergeant Clark and Officer Done, all three were able to get the dog out of the canal safely. Officer Benson also attempted to phone the owner, but was unsuccessful, so the animal was transported to a local vet where a broken leg was confirmed. After finally reaching the owners, they were happily reunited with Max, their dog! The canal company was in the process of turning irrigation water on, so it seems the dog was found just in time. Officer Benson showed great compassion and patience through this canine rescue effort. Sergeant Clark and Officer are also to be commended for their assistance on the call. We have a great police force here in Pleasant View! Read More: http://www.ksl.com/?nid=462&sid=40294138&title=officer-brady-benson-pleasant-view-city-police-department