Podcasts about Prairieville

Logan Mize is a country artist and songwriter from Clearwater, Kansas. Since releasing his debut album in 2009, he has built a career as both a signed and an independent artist. Along the way, he has amassed over 350 million streams and several RIAA Gold certifications. He is currently published by Big Yellow Dog Music.In this episode, we discuss Logan's journey from Kansas to Nashville, building a career outside the traditional industry system, what it takes to tour and raise a family, the inspiration behind Prairieville, and many other stops along the way.This episode's "stat of the week" is brought to you by https://chartmetric.com/.This episode is also sponsored by The Graphic Guitar Guys. They create eye-catching custom guitar wraps for some of the biggest artists and festivals in the music industry. Their work is perfect for adding a unique touch to album pre-sale bundles or VIP package items—check them out and discover how they can transform a guitar into a show-stopping work of art.New Episodes every Tuesday.Find the host Troy Cartwright on Twitter, Instagram. Social Channels for Ten Year Town:YoutubeFacebookInstagramTwitterTikTokThis podcast was produced by Ben VanMaarth. Intro and Outro music for this episode was composed by Troy Cartwright, Monty Criswell, and Derek George. It is called "Same" and you can listen to it in it's entirety here. Additional music for this episode was composed by Thomas Ventura. Artwork design by Brad Vetter. Creative Direction by Mary Lucille Noah.

Fr. Albert Blount is a priest in the Diocese of Baton Rouge and an LSU alumnus. He was ordained to the priesthood in May of 2023 and currently serves as the Parochial Vicar at St. John the Evangelist in Prairieville and the Co-Chaplain of St. Michael the Archangel High School.

593. Part 1 of our conversation with Nick Douglas about the documentary he is working on about the relationship between jazz and civil rights, “I am working with my filmmaking partner Doug Harris on a documentary called The Reconnect: The Untold History of Jazz. It is a true story about the actual formation of jazz in the only place it could have formed: New Orleans. But it is more it identifies for the first time New Orleans as the cradle of the Civil Rights Movement. It shows how jazz and jazz musicians used jazz and musical performances to fund and support the civil rights movement long before most people realize the movement started. It answers questions about jazz and the civil rights movement that have never been exposed. Enjoy and if you like what we are doing share the video and donate to get this project completed. Nick Douglas is the author of Finding Octave: The Untold History of Two Creole Families and Slavery in Louisiana. Nick is an MBA with a background in international business. Born in Oakland, California, Nick grew up in a multi-generational Creole home. As a child he had a close connection to his grandmother and great-grandmother, who were both Creoles from New Orleans. Now available: Liberty in Louisiana: A Comedy. The oldest play about Louisiana, author James Workman wrote it as a celebration of the Louisiana Purchase. Now it is back in print for the first time in 220 years. Order your copy today! This week in Louisiana history. September 28, 1973. Orleans parish DA Jim Garrison acquitted in Pinball Bribery Case. This week in New Orleans history. June 1927. Airline Highway originally was a two-lane road that ran from Prairieville to Shrewsbury (now Metairie). The first section, running between Williams Boulevard in Kenner and Shrewsbury Road, opened in June 1927. It was begun by the Jefferson Parish Police Jury as a local road and incorporated into the plan for Airline Highway during construction. This week in Louisiana. La Fête des Vieux Temps Oct 04 - 06, 2024 4484 Highway 1 Raceland, LA 70394 985-637-2166 Website Called the "Festival of Old Times" this event features a celebration of music, dancing, Cajun food, and arts & crafts show. This long standing event is a local favorite and showcases the true authentic Cajun culture of Lafourche Parish. New for this year: the return of the pirogue races! Postcards from Louisiana. Roxy Doll plays at the French Quarter Fest. Listen on Apple Podcasts. Listen on audible. Listen on Spotify. Listen on TuneIn. Listen on iHeartRadio. The Louisiana Anthology Home Page. Like us on Facebook. 

Ask anyone in Louisiana, or any other state, and they'll tell you that two of the greatest problems today facing the average American are access to affordable housing and access to quality affordable healthcare. Despite billions in federal funding and policies intended to help, the need continues to grow. On this episode of Out to Lunch, Stephanie talks with two local entrepreneurs who are taking matters into their own hands to fill the void and make things better. Wendy Green Daniels is President and CEO of Beechwood Residential, a Baton Rouge-based real estate development and consulting firm that specializes in multifamiy affordable housing. Wendy founded the firm in 2012, with a mission to enhance the lives of residents and revitalize communities through the creation of high-quality, socially impactful housing. Before venturing out on her own, Wendy, who grew up in Baton Rouge, spent more than a decade learning the ropes from other successful nonprofits, including Mercy Housing and Columbia Residential in Atlanta. Over the years she has overseen the development of more than 4,500 mixed-income housing units. Sandrine Nkouga is the founder and CEO of the El Shaddai Family Clinic, a new primary care clinic in Prairieville that specializes in family medicine and also treats patients for behavioral health issues, weight management and chronic disease. Sandrine is a native of Cameroon, Africa, who came to the US as a young child and grew up in Virginia. She received her doctorate in nursing from Touro University in Nevada, and after moving here with her family for her husband's career, opened her Louisiana clinic in 2023 to help address the demand for more primary care providers and to make it easier for uninsured or underinsured patients to receive quality care. Wendy and Sandrine's businesses are both great examples of a recent trend in business, a kind of for-profit activism. These types of businesses combine entrepreneurship and social activism, harnessing the power of the capitalist economy for the good of all of the community, not just the wealthy, powerful, or fortunate.  Out to Lunch is recorded live over lunch at Mansurs On the Boulevard. You can find photos form this show by Ian Ledo and Miranda Albarez at itsbatonrouge.la.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

589. Dayne Sherman returns to the podcast to discuss the situation in Louisiana right now. Dayne  is the author of the novels Zion and Welcome to the Fallen Paradise. Both are ebooks and audiobooks. Signed first editions are available from the author. And he does not speak for any of his employers. Please sign up for my newsletter and get the FREE Dayne Sherman Starter Pack Ebook. Thanks for reading and sharing. Now available: Liberty in Louisiana: A Comedy. The oldest play about Louisiana, author James Workman wrote it as a celebration of the Louisiana Purchase. Now it is back in print for the first time in 220 years. Order your copy today! This week in Louisiana history. August 31, 1925 — September 1, 1969. 30,000 Attend the New Orleans Pop Festival. Two weeks after Woodstock, an estimated 30,000 young people trekked to the Louisiana International Speedway in Prairieville on August 31 through September 1, 1969. This week in New Orleans history. Life-long Harahan resident Charles (Charlie) Brent Jr., was born on  August 31, 1948. A talented player of the guitar and saxophone, he toured with rock and soul bands throughout the country and tutored local musicians at home. A graduate of de la Salle High School, he attended Loyola University School of Music where he was instrumental in establishing the university's jazz program. Charlie died at age 58 on November 28, 2006. This week in Louisiana. Tickfaw State Park 27225 Patterson Road Springfield, LA 70462-8906 225-294-5020 1-888-981-2020 Facebook tickfaw@crt.la.gov Hours of Operation Gate Opening Times: Sunday through Thursday 7 a.m. — 10 p.m. $3.00 per person. Free for 3 & under and 62 & older. Strolling through four ecosystems on over a mile of boardwalks through Tickfaw State Park, visitors can experience the sights and sounds of a cypress/tupelo swamp, a bottomland hardwood forest, a mixed pine/hardwood forest and the Tickfaw River. At Tickfaw State park, you can go night hiking or listen to the swamp nightlife from the porch of your vacation cabin. Check at the Nature Center for scheduled programs. While there, view the 800-gallon aquarium stocked with fish found in the Tickfaw River. There are also displays featuring the animals, history and culture of the area and of Louisiana. Be sure to watch the 8-minute introductory video about the history of the park area. Postcards from Louisiana. Tiffany Pollack sings at the French Quarter Fest. Listen on Apple Podcasts. Listen on audible. Listen on Spotify. Listen on TuneIn. Listen on iHeartRadio. The Louisiana Anthology Home Page. Like us on Facebook. 

The New Orleans Pop Festival in Prairieville was like the southern Woodstock, with a  lot of the same bands - Deacon John was there!

Despite what statistics show about fewer people getting married and more people getting divorced, Americans spent more than $50B on weddings last year, and the numbers continue to grow. Venues, food, liquor, music, gowns, flowers, cake, photographer – and that's not counting bachelor and bachelorette parties or what's involved if the big day is a destination wedding in another state or country. Call it the wedding industrial complex. Or call it good fun. Either way, local entrepreneurs know all about it and are capitalizing on the opportunities to meet ever-growing demands of couples who want more than a courthouse ceremony. Ramsey Roberts Sims is one of Baton Rouge's wedding authorities who knows as much about brides (and probably grooms) as anyone in Louisiana. Ramsey is owner of I Do Bridal Couture, a boutique that specializes in designer bridal gowns at its two locations in Baton Rouge and Covington. Ramsey started the business in 2012, a few years after shopping for her own bridal gown and becoming frustrated with the lack of high-end inventory and personal service. I Do Bridal Couture bills itself on offering that type of exclusive inventory and personal customer service. In recent years, Ramsey, along with her husband, has also started an online children's boutique with her husband, somehow juggling both businesses with their three young children. Ramsey, thanks so much for joining m eon out to lunch.    Once you've decided to get married, you need a place to hold the ceremony and celebration. Mary Skinner is CEO of Oak Park Events, a local events firm with two venues – Oak Lodge in Baton Rouge and Parc 73 in Prairieville, which specialize in wedding receptions, and also play host to a variety of other special events, parties, and gatherings. Oak Park Events was founded by Mary's parents and she worked with them as manager from 2009-2012, back when there was just one venue, Oak Lodge. Mary helped oversee the design, construction and eventual expansion of Parc 73 then she left the business to spend several years in commercial real estate, which is what she was trained in, rejoining in 2016 as CEO. Her parents recently retired so now Mary is running the company. Out to Lunch is recorded live over lunch at Mansurs On the Boulevard. You can find photos from this show at itsbatonrouge.la.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For as long as humans and pre-human ancestors have been on the planet -- roughly 2.6 million years or so, we have been eating meat. In fact, recent studies have suggested that had it not been for our carnivorous consumption, humans would not have evolved the way that we did. Over the millennia our tastes have changed but not our love of meat. These days consumers - who spent more than $122B in 2023 on meat - are seeking out high quality, artisanal, organic and sustainable meats. Which is good news for local entrepreneurs cashing in on the craze.   Ross Brown's company, Bougie Bologna, specializes in making an all natural bologna using smoked pork shoulder – and if like a lot of Ross's customers you grew up thinking of bologna as a luncheon meat from Oscar Mayer think again. Ross describes his meat product as Cajun smoked sausage in sandwich form. Ross founded the company in 2022, after nearly two decades in the oil business, because he believed in the product and wanted to be his own boss. Bougie Bologna has proven to be a hit. There are currently three varieties sold in grocery stores from Lafayette to New Orleans, including a deal with Rouses Supermarkets that will put the products in 70 locations across south Louisiana. Ross, aka The Bougie Man, is a native of Lafayette, who is still getting used to running a demanding business that is growing faster than he could have imagined.  Derek Stuart is co-owner of The Meatatory, as in meat and laboratory, a craft butcher in Prairieville that specializes in craft burgers and sausage recipes, high end Wagyu and specialty beef cuts, as well as local staples like Boudin balls and barbecue. Derek and his wife, Laura, opened the Meatatory in 2022. It is both a retail storefront and a catering business with a menu that includes charcuterie boards, sides and desserts. Like Ross, Derek grew up in south Louisiana, Ascension Parish, specifically, and developed a  passion for food and cooking meat early on.  Out to Lunch is recorded live over lunch at Mansurs On the Boulevard. You can find photos from this show at itsbatonrouge.la.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're going to Louisiana! Host Liz Edwards introduces listeners to Dr. Jeffery Franklin, who sees patients at our Prairieville, Bluebonnet, and Goodwood locations.  Dr. Franklin shares how he knew he wanted to go into medicine from an early age, as early as four or five years old. As one of four boys, he may have been inspired by his pediatrician, whom they visited multiple times while growing up, but he also took advantage of every opportunity to learn more about the field as he grew, even taking time in high school to shadow an ENT.  Learn how Dr. Franklin chose allergy, asthma, and immunology and what he wishes more folks in South Louisiana knew about allergists and allergies (besides the fact that they do exist!). 

Returning to the ETB POD, we have good friend of the show and pit master, Brandon Thomsen of Oak & Smoke BBQ Company. And this time we are onsite at the home of O&S; the little BBQ stand in Prairieville, LA that's putting out big flavors and killer weekly specials. Since recording this episode, Oak & Smoke has continued to build a loyal following and make their mark on the booming community of foodies in the 225. Check out the episode and then swing by Oak & Smoke at 40255 LA-42, Prairieville, LA 70769 The ETB Pod is sponsored by Cheba Hut Toasted Subs Baton Rouge and features music from Louisiana based singer/songwriter, Adam Dale, from the album “Shadowtown”.  *Check our socials for deets on how to enter ETB Pod monthly giveaways from our sponsors.www.eattheboot.com

In this episode, Jim Chapman sits down with Joseph King, the owner of Landscape King, a landscaping company based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.Joseph shares his passion for landscaping, which began during his time working at Clegg's Nursery in high school. Inspired by the landscapers with nice trucks, Joseph started his own landscaping business and pursued a degree but the story that led him there is even more inspiring!Vast is the best word that comes to mind when Jim discussed the services offered by Landscape King, Joseph discussed landscape lighting and water spray systems that they provide as well as the importance of hiring professionals for landscaping projects because they have the expertise to create beautiful outdoor spaces. Building relationships and networking with other professionals in the industry he credits as having been invaluable for growth and success.Joseph also discussed some common mistakes in landscaping, such as not properly preparing the soil or not having enough plants and stressed the importance of thorough planning and attention to detail to achieve the desired results. Jim and Joseph explored the significance of landscaping and curb appeal for homeowners and realtors and both agreed that well-maintained and attractive landscape can significantly enhance the appearance and value of a house.Realtors can benefit from investing in landscaping to attract potential buyers and facilitate quicker sales. Joseph also discussed the importance of striking a balance with the number and placement of plants, and the value of consulting professionals for guidance. Simple clean-up and maintenance can make a noticeable difference without breaking the bank. Establishing a budget and effective communication with the landscaper were highlighted as essential for managing expectations.Joseph mentioned landscape lighting and regular maintenance as additional ways to enhance the attractiveness of your home and Landscape King offers free consultations to make a positive impression on potential clients and potentially gain referrals, he credits social media, particularly Instagram, as a phenomonial tool for building his business. Landscape King services primarily on the Baton Rouge area and surrounding cities, including Gonzales, Prairieville, Zachary, and St. Francisville.While installations are available in all these areas, maintenance services may be limited due to travel expenses. To reach out to Landscape King, people can contact them by visiting their website and filling out the online request form. Remember to be on the lookout for valuable tips and information they provide on their social media platforms.Timestamps:0:00:00 Introduction to Joseph King and his landscaping business0:03:06 Joseph's passion for landscaping grows, starts helping others0:05:44 Joseph's first attempts at college life0:09:18 The Chance Encounter that Led to Love0:17:43 Importance of Proper Plant Placement and Education0:26:02 The Importance of Regular Landscape Maintenance0:29:00 Visual Renderings for Landscape Design and Recommendations0:34:25 Focusing on value-added services and customer trust0:37:38 Constantly improving systems and prioritizing client satisfaction0:40:31 Building trust and generating referrals through networking organizations like BNI0:46:06 Landscaping for Realtors and Selling Houses0:52:08 Building Trust through Social Media0:56:42 Dreaming of New Zealand and AlaskaClick here for Landscape King on Facebook and give him a like!Landscape King on Instagram:Lanscape King on the web:

Tonight we are headed up Hwy 61 to Prairieville, Louisiana to introduce you all to the guys from Riot Outdoors. Riot is one of the fastest growing channels on YouTube and social media, as they are known for their exceptional fishing and hunting media across Louisiana and beyond. We sit down with co-founders, Grant Theriot & Taylor Diez to get their story on their love for the outdoors. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/last-stop-waterfowl/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/last-stop-waterfowl/support

We're live with Fr. Albert Blount, Parochial Vicar of St. John the Evangelist in Prairieville talks about his recent ordination to the priesthood, Jeff Young, the Catholic Foodie joins us and Margaret Miller, Coordinator with Walking with Moms in Need in the Diocese of Biloxi provides an update and need.

Viking Epoxy is a metallic epoxy flooring artist in Louisiana who completed a sensational 40,000-square-foot floor at Shell Chemical in Convent La. Viking Concrete Floors 37459 Ultimate Plaza Blvd Suite B216, Prairieville, Louisiana 70769, United States Website https://epoxylegends.com/ Phone +1-225-313-7950 Email prc.pressagency@gmail.com

In April 2010, Mize signed a publishing/record deal with Big Yellow Dog Music and a booking deal with William Morris Endeavor followed in August 2010. Mize has received air play as a "Highway Find" on satellite radio channel The Highway (Sirius XM). Logan has also experienced success as a songwriter, notably when country music singer Bucky Covington recorded his song “Mexicoma” on his album Good Guys, which charted to No. 30 on Billboard Country Albums and No.43 on Billboard Independent Albums. Logan's TV features include the “Fabric of Life” Cotton commercial alongside Hayden Panettiere and in the CW series, “Hart of Dixie", which featured both Logan and his band. In 2012, Mize's second album, Nobody in Nashville (released on Big Yellow Dog Music), charted to No. 49 on Billboard Country Albums and No. 15 on Billboard Heatseekers Albums.[4] Mize has opened for multiple headlining acts including Lady Antebellum, The Band Perry, Leann Rimes, Eric Church, Dierks Bentley, Charlie Daniels Band, Blake Shelton (on the Blake Shelton Country Cruise), Stoney LaRue, Hank Williams and a special tribute with Merle Haggard. In the fall of 2013, Logan accompanied Leann Rimes on her UK tour in Glasgow, London, Birmingham, and Manchester. On July 28, 2017, Mize released another album, Come Back Road. A single from the album "Ain't Always Pretty" was first released in 2016 and received over 20 million streams on Spotify. He released his 2021 concept album Welcome to Prairieville with Blake Chaffin and his wife Jill Martin.

In Episode 23 of the HBA BuildCast, Rebecca Harris of HBA|GBR sits down with David Alello and Mike Hebert with Assurance Financial, HBA Platinum Industry Partner. Listen in as David and Mike explain the 2-1 Buydown product and Assurance Financial's Builder Program. Interested in learning more about the Assurance Financial? Visit them on the web at https://assurancemortgage.com or you can reach their Bluebonnet branch at 225-218-9746 or their Prairieville branch at 225-239-7166. In this Episode: 1:00 - David's role as Regional Sales Manager at Assurance 1:35 - Assurance Financial got its start in Baton Rouge 1:57 - Assurance Financial is represented in several states across the US 2:52 - Mike's role at Assurance as Branch Manager in the Prairieville Office 4:35 - Assurance is always looking to expand their product suite 5:18 - A product that has come back in to the market is the: 2-1 Buydown 6:20 - Essentially buying down the interest for the borrower 7:45 - Opportunity for builders or real estate agents to market to homebuyers 8:26 - The buydown program can be a good fit for any potential homebuyer 9:20 - Present your property in a light to attract more buyers 9:36 - Join us at the HBA Gumbo Cookoff - register at hbagbr.org/events 10:20 - Biggest advantages to the buydown program 11:45 - Inspired Closet's unique services 11:10 - Potential for homeowners to refinance after the buydown program to lock in a lower rate 11:22 - If rates drop within a year and the homeowner is able to refinance, the unused funds that were allocated to buy down a rate are returned to homeowner 11:45 - If interested in participating in the buydown program contact any of Assurance Financial's Loan Officers to learn more 12:27 - Assurance Financial's Builder Program 13:15 - A partnership between Assurance Financial and Builders to provide credit or closing costs funds to builders 15:15 - The Assurance Difference: What sets Assurance Financial apart 16:15 - Provides quality pre-approval documentation 18:35 - Assurance Financial can provide spanish communication and translation to any potential homebuyer or seller 19:09 - Best advice Mike has been given 19:20 - Best advice David has been given

Topics Of Discussion: -Beyoncé new album review -Boston Celtics great Bill Russell, 11-time NBA champion, dies at 88 -Former Cuomo staffer Sidney Wolf killed after Lyft driver kicks him out on highway -Instagram Model Gena Tew Finds Out she has AIDS after going untreated for almost 10 years -ROLLING LOUD KID CUDI STORMS OFF STAGE!!! Kanye Makes Surprise Appearance -LIL DURK TAKING TIME OFF TO RECOVER After Explosion On Stage -Single winner from Illinois wins $1.28B Mega Millions jackpot -Deadly flooding in eastern Kentucky -Philly cop car torcher gets 2.5 year prison sentence -New York declares state disaster emergency for monkeypox outbreak -New Orleans rapper Mystikal allegedly raped woman at his Prairieville home, jailed without bond -DESHAUN WATSON SUSPENDED SIX GAMES ... Over Sexual Misconduct Allegations -Fivio Foreign claims Mase paid him $5,000 when he signed his contract

Ronnie, JD, TK and Hunter are live from Mr. Carter's barber shop in Prairieville. The guys talk about the Pels close loss to the Suns, and potential Saints draft selections. Should the Saints take a QB? Lineman or WR? Hunter Joel and TK give their thoughts. The post Sports Shorts with Ronnie Rantz 4-23-22 HOUR ONE appeared first on 1045 ESPN.

Hour Two is live from Mr. Carter's Barber Shop in Prairieville. The guys talk about LSU's unique spring game format, LSU Baseball's final game vs Missouri, and whether the Pelicans can even out the series with the Suns on Sunday. The post Sports Shorts with Ronnie Rantz 4-23-22 HOUR TWO appeared first on 1045 ESPN.

Emma Benoit, from Prairieville, Louisiana, was just 16 years old when she survived a suicide attempt. Today, she is a powerful motivational speaker who's miraculous story and message of hope inspires audiences of all ages.

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In honor of National Promposal Day, we put on our musical best at The Bo Show studio. Andre from Store 5382 in Pasadena, Maryland, was crowned Associate of the Day, bringing energy galore to the show. Robby from Store 962, Trinidad, Colorado, danced away with a victory in 5 Seconds or Less, acing the game with epic musical knowledge. The good times continued with Milestone Minute anniversaries: Jeffrey from Store 92 in Aurora, Missouri, celebrated 40 years; Tami from Store 5310 in Prairieville, Louisiana, hit 35 years; and April from Store 416 in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, reached 30 years with the company. For more memorable moments, tune in!

The show spread the news of Walmart's new partnership with Einstein Bros. Bagels, which happened to fall in the same week as National Bagel Day. To honor this holiday, Bo and the producers shared their favorite bagel flavors. Associates from all over called into the show with shoutouts, beginning with our Associate Caller of the Day, Chris at Club 6350 in Sherman, Texas, who called to give a shoutout to everyone at the club. We also had Dwayne from Store 4140 in Miami, Florida, who called to give a shoutout to all the associates at Walmart stores. Our Milestone Minute anniversaries were anything but plain. Millie from Store 4046 in Garland, Texas, celebrated 30 years with the company. Monika at Store 5754 in Williamsburg, Virginia, celebrated 25 years, and Jennifer from Store 5056 in Prairieville, Louisiana, celebrated 20 years. Talk about ba-goals! Bo's Impossible Question of the Day asked: Surprisingly, 3% of Americans don't like THIS food. What is THIS? Don't noodle on it too long, and tune in to find out!

Logan Mize joins the podcast for a third time to discuss his new album 'Welcome to Prairieville,' his Coldplay cover, how artists can regret recording certain songs, his Opry debut, artists that should make a traditional country record, the struggling Kansas City Chiefs, and more.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Shelly is the CEO of Crawfish Aquatics. She also oversees a development in Prairieville, housing the businesses: Crawfish Swim School, Mudbug Academy and PJs Coffee shop. It was inspiring to meet Shelly and to hear about her life as an incredible record breaking swimmer. Athleticism is apart of the family's DNA and we are thrilled to hear of the next generation carrying on with that legacy.Learn more about Crawfish Aquatics:Website: http://www.crawfishaquatics.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/crawfishaquaticsbatonrougeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/crawfishaquatics.br/This Podcast is Proudly Produced by Propel Production StudioWebsite: https://www.propelyourstory.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PropelYourStory/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/propelyourstory/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/propel-your-storySpecial Thanks to our Title Sponsor b1BANK for Helping Us Share These StoriesWebsite: https://www.b1bank.com/BioThe NXT Entrepreneur Podcast shares the stories of an entrepreneur's journey and the lessons learned from the successes as well as the failures. We want to share all of the stories from the rejections to the huge wins, the long hours, and the ultimate payoff. The journey is many times dramatic, sometimes unbelievable but always fascinating. It's all about the stories; pull up a chair and listen.Website: https://www.thenxtentrepreneur.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheNXTEntrepreneurInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thenxtentrepreneur/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-nxt-entrepreneurDon't Forget to Like, Comment, and Subscribe!#TheNXTEntrepreneur #Podcast #ShellyRippleRogers #CrawfishAquatics

Logan Mize has quietly been working on his most personal album yet, all while he escaped the 'rat race' of Nashville and did the music he wanted to do. I chatted with him about life and the album, it's one you're going to want to listen to.

Join us this week for, "Anointing of Jesus" - John 12:1-11.

This sermon was preached at the installation of Jack M. Owens, III, as pastor of River Community Church in Prairieville, Louisiana.--Peter demonstrates great humility when he speaks to the elders of the Church and refers to himself as a fellow elder -1 Peter 5-1-.--Furthermore in 1 Peter 5-3 he warns church leaders not to -lord it over- those for whom they are responsible. All elders -1 Peter 5-1- are bishops -1 Peter 5-2-, and all bishops are elders. As we can see when we survey the rest of the New Testament- There is no office higher than that of elder because all elders are bishops and all bishops are elders -Titus 1-5, 7- Acts 20-17, 28-. --Furthermore, we never find an example of one person rule. Every congregation has more than one bishop, as does every city.--The authority of the bishop or elder is collegial and never individually exercised. That is, decisions are made by the group after prayer and consulting Scripture.

This sermon was preached at the installation of Jack M. Owens, III, as pastor of River Community Church in Prairieville, Louisiana.--Peter demonstrates great humility when he speaks to the elders of the Church and refers to himself as a fellow elder -1 Peter 5-1-.--Furthermore in 1 Peter 5-3 he warns church leaders not to -lord it over- those for whom they are responsible. All elders -1 Peter 5-1- are bishops -1 Peter 5-2-, and all bishops are elders. As we can see when we survey the rest of the New Testament- There is no office higher than that of elder because all elders are bishops and all bishops are elders -Titus 1-5, 7- Acts 20-17, 28-. --Furthermore, we never find an example of one person rule. Every congregation has more than one bishop, as does every city.--The authority of the bishop or elder is collegial and never individually exercised. That is, decisions are made by the group after prayer and consulting Scripture.

Join us this week for, "Lazarus Lives" - John 11:1-44.

Join us this week for, "Jesus The Good Shepherd" - John 10:1-30.

Join us this week for, "Blind Man on Trial" - John 9:13-33.

Join us this week for, "Before Abraham, Jesus Was" - John 8:48-59.

Join us this week for, "Family and Other Pressures" - John 7:1-24.

El huracán Ida se convirtió este lunes en tormenta tropical mientras sus vientos más fuertes pasaban sobre Mississippi, 16 horas después de tocar tierra en Luisiana como uno de los huracanes más fuertes jamás registrados en el territorio continental de Estados Unidos.La tormenta empujó tanta agua hacia la desembocadura del Mississippi que invirtió el flujo del caudaloso río y dejó sin luz a Nueva Orleans, cortando el suministro de emergencia para el crucial sistema de drenaje de la ciudad.Las lluvias torrenciales seguían cayendo este lunes mientras la tormenta se movía despacio hacia el norte. En algunos lugares se esperaban hasta 60 centímetros (dos pies) de agua, y los reportes de carreteras y viviendas inundadas se multiplicaban. Los vientos y el agua ya habían tenido un efecto catastrófico en la costa sureste de Luisiana, y las peligrosas crecidas en ríos se extendían tierra adentro, según el Centro Nacional de Huracanes.La tormenta tocó tierra el mismo día del año que el huracán Katrina, que arrasó Luisiana y Mississippi 16 años antes. Sus vientos de 230 kilómetros (150 millas) por hora igualaron la marca del quinto huracán más fuerte que jamás ha golpeado el territorio continental de Estados Unidos.Ya se le atribuía una muerte, una persona golpeada por un árbol caído en Prairieville, a las afueras de Baton Rouge, según la policía de la región de Ascension.Más de un millón de clientes en Luisiana y Mississippi se quedaron sin electricidad, según PowerOutage.US, que monitorea los apagones en todo el país. Eso aumentó su vulnerabilidad a inundaciones y les dejó sin aire acondicionado ni refrigeradores en medio del calor abrasador del verano.

Join us this week for, "Bread of Life" - John 6:25-51.

Join us this week for, "Honoring God and Christ" - John 5:15-23.

Join us this week for, "Samaritan Woman Meets Her Messiah" - John 4:1-21.

Join us this week for, "God's Way or My Way - Seek The Lord" - Jeremiah 29:1-10.

Join us this week for, "Cleansing The Temple" - John 2:13-22.

Join us this week for, "Christ Eternal and Physically Present" - John 1:1-18.

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In Episode 15 of the HBA BuildCast, host Danielle Whatley interviews Mike Gorman of Gorman Bros Appliances + Lighting, a Gold Industry Partner of the HBA. Ascension Parish born and raised, Mike and his brother Doug have worked together to build Gorman Bros in to what it is today! Tune in to hear from our sitting Board member about how the HBA is important to him personally AND professionally, and about one of many very special product orders! Check out their showroom off Airline in Prairieville for all your appliance, lighting, and service needs!

It's International Bath Day so bring your rubber duckie, light some candles and check out another great episode of the show! Bubbles are not included, but they are encouraged. Blake from Store 4048 in Prairieville, Louisiana, was our Associate Caller of the Day. He gave a big shoutout to OGP Team Lead Tyler. In Milestone Minute, Randall from Store 119 in Batesville, Arkansas, and Sheila from Store 1697 in Elk Grove, California, celebrated 30 years while Rebecca from Store 1746 in Tempe, Arizona, celebrated 35 years with the Walmart family. Congratulations to all of you! For New Music Monday: Scan It or Skip It, Bo shared the latest hit from a top artist and asked the associates if the tune was worth scanning or skipping. Additional highlights included a secret Say Word, the power of smiles and Bo's Impossible Question of the Day, which asked: What did 70% of people say they can't sleep through when this is happening? We can give you eight good reasons, but there's only one answer. Be sure to tune in!

It's Part Two of our podcast from Tiger Tavern in Prairieville, Louisiana with Chuck P and his guest Zack and Brandon, Derek from Gilla Brewing and Ryan from NOLA Brewing in New Orleans.Support the show (http://patreon.com/theabvpodcast)

This week Chuck P is joined by Tin Roof CEO Jacob Talley, Taylor Calandro of Calandro's Supermarket and Zachary Paul and Brandon Staack from Tiger Tavern in Prairieville, LA for a bottle share on the patio at Tin Roof Brewing Company.Support the show (http://patreon.com/theabvpodcast)

Kinsella on Liberty Podcast, Episode 194. This is an impromptu discussion with my wonderful parents, Norman and Patsy Kinsella, who live in Prairieville, Louisiana. We did this a couple days ago, Oct. 1, on my 50th birthday. As sometimes happens in October in Louisiana, the weather starts getting nice around that time, and so we were sitting outside on the porch and when my dad got out his ballot to vote by mail in an upcoming election, I whipped out my iPhone and did a quick interview with them about politics that I thought might be of interest to some of my followers. (N.b.: For those interested in more details on related matters, see How I Became A Libertarian (2002), later published as “Being a Libertarian” in I Chose Liberty: Autobiographies of Contemporary Libertarians.)

Kinsella on Liberty Podcast: Episode 004. Update: See also Thoughts on Walter Block on Voluntary Slavery, Alienability vs. Inalienability, Property and Contract, Rothbard and Evers (Jan. 9, 2022); Batting about voluntary slavery (Oct. 5, 2011); Slavery, Inalienability, Economics, and Ethics See also Walter Block's response: Walter E. Block, Block, "Rejoinder to Kinsella on ownership and the voluntary slave contract,” Management Education Science Technology Journal (MESTE) 11, no. 1 (Jan. 2023): 1-8 [pdf] Update: See KOL395 | Selling Does Not Imply Ownership, and Vice-Versa: A Dissection (PFS 2022). . Transcript below. Walter and me at my dad's house in Prairieville, Louisiana, for a (Catholic) baptism party for my son, October 2003 My longtime friend Walter Block was recently in town (Houston) and stayed over at my house one night. While we visited we had several discussions on libertarian theory, as we usually do when we see each other. He agreed to let me record a discussion on one of the few issues we do not completely agree on: voluntary slavery; we recorded this last night (Jan. 26, 2013). Walter believes voluntary slavery contracts ought to be enforceable in a private law society, and in this I believe he is wrong and in the minority of libertarians (with Nozick, say). We touched on a variety of issues, including debtor's prison, how acquisition of body-rights differs from Lockean homesteading, and the like. Youtube: Some of my writing relevant to this topic and our discussion include: A Libertarian Theory of Contract: Title Transfer, Binding Promises, and Inalienability, Journal of Libertarian Studies 17, no. 2 (Spring 2003): 11-37 Inalienability and Punishment: A Reply to George Smith, Winter 1998-99, Journal of Libertarian Studies. How We Come To Own Ourselves, Mises Daily (Sep. 7, 2006) (Mises.org blog discussion; audio version) Causation and Aggression (co-authored with Patrick Tinsley), The Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, vol. 7, no. 4 (winter 2004): 97-112 Walter's articles on this topic include: Toward a Libertarian Theory of Inalienability: A Critique of Rothbard, Barnett, Gordon, Smith, Kinsella and Epstein, Journal of Libertarian Studies, Vol. 17, No. 2, Spring 2003, pp. 39-85 “Alienability: Reply to Kuflik,” Humanomics. Vol. 23, No. 3, 2007, pp. 117-136 “Are Alienability and the Apriori of Argument Logically Incompatible?” Dialogue, Vol. 1, No. 1. 2004. Alienability, Inalienability, Paternalism and the Law: Reply to Kronman American Journal of Criminal Law, Vol. 28, No. 3, Summer 2001, pp. 351-371 Market Inalienability Once Again: Reply to Radin Thomas Jefferson Law Journal, Vol. 22, No. 1, Fall 1999, pp. 37-88 Alienability, Inalienability, Paternalism and the Law: Reply to Kronman   Update: see this Facebook post: Stephan Kinsella: I agree with David Gordon. I disagree with pro-voluntary slavery libertarians, like Walter Block (Thomas L. Knapp is another, though he pettifogs on the use of the term "voluntary slavery"). Jeremiah Dyke: I too think it's insane not to have the ability to contract any percentage of your labor for any duration of time. [Sarcasm] Stephan Kinsella: This is not an argument. Abilities don't come from opinions. Let's be clear: to justify voluntary slavery means you have to justify the use of force by a would-be "master" against a would-be "slave", if the slave tries to run away or changes his mind or disobeys an order. The libertarian thinks use of violence against another person's body is unjustified aggression, unless it is (a) consented to, or (b) in response to aggression.  But the slave has not committed aggression, so (b) is not a possible justification. Some alienabilists disingenuously argue that it IS "aggression" since the master owns the slave's body, so it's trespass (aggression) for the slave to use the master's property (the slave's body) in ways the owner (master) does no...