Podcasts about railyards

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This week, a special road trip episode. OHR visits Rogers, Arkansas' Railyard Live Concert Series featuring Ozark original indie-folk husband and wife duo National Park Radio, recorded live at Butterfield Stage in Railyard Park in historic downtown Rogers. Rogers, Arkansas' Railyard Live Concert Series began in 2021. Held on the city's Butterfield Stage next to Railyard Park in historic downtown Rogers, it features live concerts every weekend throughout the Spring, Summer, and Fall. All of the Railyard Live events are either free to the public or at very low cost of admission. The concert series features a wide array of musical styles and interests designed to appeal to the diverse population of Rogers and invite them to experience the newly revitalized Railyard Entertainment District. The Ozark Folk Center State Park and the City of Rogers, Arkansas partnered to bring Ozark Highlands Radio to capture a little slice of this modern Ozark culture. “National Park Radio is a nationally touring indie-folk ‘power duo' based in the Ozark Mountains of Northwest Arkansas. With an impressive and consistently growing grassroots fanbase across the U.S. (and the world), husband and wife duo Stefan & Kerrie Szabo have made a name for themselves over the past several years with their beautiful harmonies, incredibly inspiring and relatable songwriting, and their unique and energetic live shows. Aside from their incredibly relatable songwriting and harmonies that connect with so many of their fans, their high-energy live shows - created by the duo bringing in a unique setup and multitasking configuration - brings a new level of sound created by just two people on stage. National Park Radio has been described as the ‘biggest sounding indie-folk duo' that there is, and between the two of them, many say they create the sound and energy of a 5-piece band.” https://npr.band/ In this week's “From the Vault” segment, OHR producer Jeff Glover offers a 1984 archival recording of Ozark originals Mary and Robert Gillihan performing the song “Keep on the Sunny Side” from the Ozark Folk Center State Park archives.

This week, a special road trip episode. OHR visits Rogers, Arkansas' Railyard Live Concert Series featuring Eureka Springs post-folk Americana trio The Gary Lawrence Show, recorded live at Butterfield Stage in Railyard Park in historic downtown Rogers. Rogers, Arkansas' Railyard Live Concert Series began in 2021. Held on the city's Butterfield Stage next to Railyard Park in historic downtown Rogers, it features live concerts every weekend throughout the Spring, Summer, and Fall. All of the Railyard Live events are either free to the public or at very low cost of admission. The concert series features a wide array of musical styles and interests designed to appeal to the diverse population of Rogers and invite them to experience the newly revitalized Railyard Entertainment District. The Ozark Folk Center State Park and the City of Rogers, Arkansas partnered to bring Ozark Highlands Radio to capture a little slice of this modern Ozark culture. The Gary Lawrence Show is a three-piece band from Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Like Eureka Springs itself, the trio brews an unlikely collection of influences into an uniquely fresh sound. Blending elements of ska, funk and indie-rock with Americana and true-folk themes, The Gary Lawrence Show is truly an Ozark original. Along with his acoustic guitar and colorful vocals, Gary is joined by Dylan Caldwell on bass and “Benji" on percussion. For this performance, Sophia Clark of the band Eureka Strings joins in on vocals. In this week's “From the Vault” segment, OHR producer Jeff Glover offers a 1984 archival recording of Ozark original Elliott Hancock performing the traditional train wreck ballad “The Fate of Chris Lively and Wife” from the Ozark Folk Center State Park archives. In this week's guest host segment, renowned traditional folk musician, writer, and step dancer Aubrey Atwater explores the origin and meaning of the traditional folk song “The Old Woman and the Pig.”

This week, a special road trip episode. Once again, OHR visits Rogers, Arkansas' Railyard Live Concert Series featuring their Ozark Folk Jamboree, a compilation of bands recorded live over two days at the City of Rogers' Butterfield Stage located next to Railyard Park in downtown Rogers. Also, commentary from Rogers Arts & Culture Coordinator Kinya Christian. Rogers, Arkansas' Railyard Live Concert Series began in 2021. Held on the city's Butterfield Stage next to Railyard Park in historic downtown Rogers, it features live concerts every weekend throughout the Spring, Summer, and Fall. All of the Railyard Live events are either free to the public or at a very low cost of admission. The concert series features a wide array of musical styles and interests designed to appeal to the diverse population of Rogers and invite them to experience the newly revitalized Railyard Entertainment District. The Ozark Folk Center State Park and the City of Rogers, Arkansas partnered to bring Ozark Highlands Radio to capture a little slice of this modern Ozark culture. Kinya Christian provides a brief overview of what's going on in Rogers, Arkansas' Railyard Entertainment District and why. Musicians featured on the show are all local to Northwest Arkansas. They include National Park Radio, The Gary Lawrence Show, Jesse Dean, Dandelion Heart, and Dominic Bryan Roy. In this week's “From the Vault” segment, OHR producer Jeff Glover offers a 1984 archival recording of Ozark original three finger banjo Jedi Adam Fudge performing the tune “Bugle Call Rag,” from the Ozark Folk Center State Park archives. In this week's guest host segment, renowned traditional folk musician, writer, and step dancer Aubrey Atwater explores the concept of the “old maid” in traditional music.

Mayor Darrell Steinberg talks about Sacramento Republic FC's new stadium. An award-winning film based on a UC Davis historian's book about “suicide by proxy.” Finally, how to use comedy to talk about depression and suicide. New Soccer Stadium Approved for Sacramento Railyard

Last night, he Sacramento City Council approved the term sheet on a proposed development in the Downtown Railyards, which includes a new soccer stadium for Sacramento Republic FC and a live entertainment venue. Maylor Darrell Steinberg shared his enthusiasm at a recent City Hall press conference.

Mayor Steinberg saying it was about a year ago that they began talking with the local tribe. And it's not just a stadium either. Wilton Rancheria is investing in a 31-acres at the Railyards to create an entire entertainment district. So, the stadium, a hotel, housing, entertainment, restaurants and mixed-use spaces.

From the Albuquerque Regional Economic Alliance Danielle Casey comes in to discuss the latest in growth and economics in the City as well as surrounding areas. Some of the topics she talks about with TJ are, Downtown Albuquerque, Rt.66 development, and Central Avenue, and the Railyards. All on News Radio KKOBSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Episode 111.2: WNBA/NBA, Railyard, Olympic Trials, Liberal Panic, The Debate, Chem Trail Conspiracy, Lesbian Space Witches, and Hodor Peen

Sorry for the late episode: this was scheduled to drop last Thursday but due to some technical difficulties it was not uploaded and instead stuck in limbo. To save time, this will be a short blurb: this week we did our eighth entry in the stout series, running through selections from Western Canada: Railyard Brewing's NITRO STOUT; Old Yale's BROWN SUGAR OAT STOUT; and Town Square's RED VELVET RED PASTRY STOUT. We chatted about lots of things along the way, including: 90s basketball, Ed Sullivan, eating candy in the 1910s, and other stuff. We'll be back shortly for our 'back of the fridge' episode! Timestamps: 5:55 Beer #1 (NITRO STOUT) 27:06 Beer #2 (BROWN SUGAR OATMEAL STOUT) 51:40 Beer #3 (RED VELVET) 1:08:54 Wrap up, final scores, and conclusion Credits: https://www.railyardbrewing.ca/ https://www.oldyalebrewing.com/ https://www.townsquarebrewing.com/ Intro and closing song: "Drink Beer (Till the Day That I Die)" by Dazie Mae (www.daziemae.com) Artwork: IG @natalierivetartist (www.natalierivet.com)

Hello friends! Singer, songwriter, guitar player, and co-founder of Wang Chung, Jack Hues is my guest for episode 1386! Wang Chung is kicking off  headlining their Abducted By The 80's Tour of the U.S. right here in Austin next Friday, May 17th at The Railyard in Kyle with shows in Houston and Dallas that weekend. The Motels and Naked Eyes are also on the bill. Go to abductedbythe80s.com for tickets, show dates, and more. Go to wangchung.com for all of your Wang Chung needs. Jack and I have a great conversation about the Abducted By The 80's Tour, their orchestral album ORCHESOGRAPHY recorded in Prague in the Czech Republic featuring rchestral versions of the hits and other lesser known Wang Chung songs, a new greatest hits and rarities collection Clear Light Dark Matter (out in Sept.), the history of Wang Chung, scoring the William Friedkin movie "To Live and Die in L.A.", the cultural impact of "Everybody Have Fun Tonight", keeping Wang Chung going with co-founder Nick Feldman for over 40 years, guitar sounds, his incredible solo music (listen HERE) and his jazz group, Jack Hues & The Quartet (listen HERE), staying inspired, the music business, and much more! I had a great time getting to know Jack. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down!   Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or anywhere you pod.   Finance smarter with side-by-side comparisons from Nerdwallet   If you feel so inclined. Venmo: www.venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie

Trent R. Nelson speaks with Michelle Ownbey, publisher of the Springfield Business Journal and Illinois Times, about the latest happenings in the Springfield business community and all of the relevant bits fit for the greater community to learn about. Topics Discussed In This Interview: The wait is almost over for fans of Wm. Van's Coffee House, with the relocated and revamped coffee shop scheduled to open at 7 a.m. on Friday, April 19, in Vinegar Hill Mall.   The Railyard has reopened for the season, following a brief opening last November.   A greenhouse in Scott County, fifty miles west of Springfield, is drawing national attention for a self-serve operation in a small building that is addressing the issue of rural American food deserts.   Doubling the BOS Center's size would result in a similar increase in conventions coming to the capital city, and construction of a new 300-bed hotel adjacent to the center is needed, according to a recently completed feasibility study of the potential impact of a newly formed tourism improvement district on downtown Springfield. Subscribe to the Springfield Business Journal and their weekly Biz Bites email newsletter.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Craig Hutson has worked in research and development in academia and industry and is fascinated with the history of Chicago's lakefront. When seeking a definitive book about the history of Illinois Center and Lakeshore East, the air-rights developments above former docklands and railyards east of the Loop, he realized there wasn't one, and he decided to write it himself. -- -- Intro/Outro: “Nighttime in the Switching Yard,” by Warren Zevon -- Discussed: Illinois Central Railroad Illinois Center Lakeshore East Millennium Park Maggie Daley Park Aqua St. Regis Chicago Outer Drive East (400 East Randolph) Blue Cross Blue Shield Tower The Park at Lakeshore East Millennium Station Hyatt Regency Chicago Chicago Pedway Boulevard East Magellan Development Group James Loewenberg

Streamed on Techno.FM on March 2, 2024 This week's episode features an exclusive guest mix from UK-based DJ/producer, Sousk. Based in Portsmouth in the UK. A drummer by trade, Sousk (Tim Cook) drummed his way through the 90's, before picking up a pair of turntables. His musical tastes are eclectic, influenced by the acid house and UK rave scene and the rhythms of Detroit and Chicago. Sousk is a self-taught producer with early tracks on Railyard, Fade and Kismet, Classic Music Company and recent productions on Lucid Flow, International DJ Gigolos, Souvenir, Partout and his own label Wolf Trap where he has also released music from artists such as Sierra Sam, Klartraum, Ma Spaventi, Vince Watson, Madben, Nadja Lind, Moonface and Reset Robot. He's a collector of vinyl and hardware, a lover of the unique, raw and analogue, his tracks reflect his love of the sounds of yesterday brought into the now. Follow Sousk: @sousk

In our first state tournament roundtable, Britt Ehlers of Crete (NE) GBB, Dexter Goodner of Hastings College (NE) WBB and the legend himself, TK of Boys Town (NE) comes on the podcast at the Mellow Mushroom in "The RailYard" in downtown Lincoln to discuss a variety of topics, including the shot clock, calming your team down in big games, how to handle the end of the season and much more! Enjoy the pod, and check out the Mellow Mushroom when you're in Lincoln; Mike's the best!

We're excited to welcome Dakota Weiss, renowned chef, to the podcast. Dakota has opened 4 restaurants in New Mexico in the last 2 years and she's planning a fifth! After being diagnosed with Breast Cancer in 2021, Dakota and her partner Rich decided to move to Santa Fe, New Mexico to be closer to her family. Dakota took on the role as Executive Chef at the famed Coyote Café. Noticing the lack of fresh Seafood restaurants in Santa Fe, Dakota and Rich started up Catch Santa Fe Poke Co in the Summer of 2022. Since then they are the Buttermilk Restaurant Group LLC. They now have The Notorious P.O.K.E (Sawmill Market), Frenchie's Dips and Tots (Sawmill Market & The Railyard), Dakota's Pop Parlor and Capitol Coal in Santa Fe!LinksCapitol Coal Neighborhood EateryCatchPoke Santa Fe Follow Dakota on InstagramCancer Foundation for New MexicoI Love New Mexico blog pageBunny's websiteI Love New Mexico InstagramI Love New Mexico FacebookOriginal Music by: Kene Terry

Today is Friday, Feb. 16   #1 – From ONE TOYOTA – Environmental engineer Amanda Young has worked for Toyota West Virginia for three years. She spoke to One Toyota about her role, why she's passionate about biodiversity and why you should always speak up. “Environmental work is unpredictable. However, my team and I are working every day to make sure Toyota West Virginia is always in compliance and meeting our goals. We physically inspect equipment, write reports and mitigate any issues as they arise,” Young said. She is part of the Region 1 team that assists non-manufacturing sites with their environmental compliance. She also works with the sustainability team through the biodiversity working group to try to effect change across Toyota North America to protect native species and help build native habitat. Young has found that women at Toyota are extremely supportive of each other.  “I was nominated to attend the women's conference last year and met some amazing women who are still my friends to this day. We want to see each other succeed and be role models for others,” she said. Read more: https://one.toyota.com/member/post/072cf164-0692-48c1-bf17-b9816ea0b858?uc=34588&g=f215efa5-d6f2-4c97-b149-08e20ebfcb4a&f=186416   #2 – From WV NEWS – The West Virginia Department of Natural Resources has taken on a four-year project to study the state's snowshoe hare population. The DNR plans to observe the hares in their natural habitat. The snowshoe hare can be spotted in the upper regions of the state, from Tucker and Grant counties to Greenbrier County.  The snowshoe hare has always been a resident of the state, but a population influx in the 1940s increased their numbers. The snowshoe hare undergoes a color change in winter, from brown to white. Instead of burrowing underground like rabbits do, they inhabit dense, low areas on the ground and are active mainly at night. The research team uses trail cameras to record the hares and even collects their droppings. The droppings are unique to each hare and can provide data about the location and population of these hares in West Virginia. Read more: https://www.wvnews.com/news/wvnews/west-virginia-dnr-launches-four-year-study-on-snowshoe-hare-population-and-habits/article_3a6ff184-c75a-11ee-ae9e-0348c9eede99.html   #3 – From TIMES WV – A downtown Bluefield restaurant that's celebrating its 10th anniversary is getting a shining spotlight this month that's putting it before a national audience. The RailYard will host a visit from America's Best Restaurants on Feb. 19. Emma Bailey, the restaurant's former general manager, said ABR learned about The Railyard while shooting an episode last year at The Corner Shop restaurant in Bramwell. “We're really excited. It kind of brings up all of the hard work we've had in the past 10 years. That brings it into the light and shows what we've really done,” Bailey said. America's Best Restaurants is a national media and marketing company focusing on bringing attention to local, independently-owned restaurants. The episode will air on social media channels at a later date, according to the ABR. To learn more about The RailYard and view a menu, visit www.railyardwv.com. Read more: https://www.timeswv.com/news/monday_news/bluefield-restaurant-the-railyard-to-be-featured-on-americas-best-restaurants-roadshow/article_b8e80631-c718-569c-99f3-bece7173591f.html  Find these stories and more at wv.gov/daily304. The daily304 curated news and information is brought to you by the West Virginia Department of Commerce: Sharing the wealth, beauty and opportunity in West Virginia with the world. Follow the daily304 on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @daily304. Or find us online at wv.gov and just click the daily304 logo.  That's all for now. Take care. Be safe. Get outside and enjoy all the opportunity West Virginia has to offer.  

Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller credit for revitalizing the railyards area and shows up how hip he is by attending a Snoop Dogg concert on News Radio KKOBSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, another special road trip episode. OHR visits Rogers, Arkansas' Railyard Live Concert Series featuring Ozark original true folk troubadours Chucky Waggs & The Company of Raggs, recorded live at Butterfield Stage in Railyard Park in historic downtown Rogers. Rogers, Arkansas' Railyard Live Concert Series began in 2021. Held on the city's Butterfield Stage next to Railyard Park in historic downtown Rogers, it features live concerts every weekend throughout the Spring, Summer, and Fall. All of the Railyard Live events are either free to the public or at very low cost of admission. The concert series features a wide array of musical styles and interests designed to appeal to the diverse population of Rogers and invite them to experience the newly revitalized Railyard Entertainment District. The Ozark Folk Center State Park and the City of Rogers, Arkansas partnered to bring Ozark Highlands Radio to capture a little slice of this modern Ozark culture. Chucky Waggs is a multi-instrumentalist, singer/songwriter and recording artist based out of the hills of Eureka Springs, AR. Chucky Waggs plays a mix of acoustic and electric guitar, 5 string and tenor banjo, dobro, resonator guitar, harmonica, musical saw and kazoo, while using his feet to stomp out the back beat on a thrown together drum kit during live performances. Drawing influences from early American roots music, as well as early punk and rock and roll, he's often joined on stage by numerous accompanying musicians during live performances to add to the energy and dynamic of his original material. This group is commonly referred to as the "Company of Raggs.” The result ranges from intimate, often humorous, folk ballads, to all out rowdy stomp alongs.
- https://chuckywaggs.com/bio In this week's “From the Vault” segment, OHR producer Jeff Glover offers a 1981 archival recording of Ozark original Dave Para performing the traditional song “Frankie and Albert” from the Ozark Folk Center State Park archives. In this week's guest host segment, renowned traditional folk musician, writer, and step dancer Aubrey Atwater presents a collection of coal mining disaster songs.

Special Guest: Trey Melcher from The Railyard Live at the Railyard in Houston for this year's Pipe Show! Beer Tasting: OEC Brewing Company "Triskel" Oak Fermented Country Style Lager (Oxford, CT) Beer Tasting: Evil Twin Brewing Company "The Weather Just Went From 90 To 55 Like It Saw A State Trooper" IPA (NYC, NY) Beer Tasting: The Bruery "Sweet Magnolia" Imperial Stout (Placentia, CA) Spirit Tasting: Ameireaganach "Burns Night" Single Malt Whiskey (Atlanta, GA)

This week, another special road trip episode. OHR visits Rogers, Arkansas' Railyard Live Concert Series featuring post-folk newgrass phenomenon Arkansauce, recorded live at Butterfield Stage in Railyard Park in historic downtown Rogers. Also, an interview with Rogers Arts & Culture Coordinator Kinya Christian. Rogers, Arkansas' Railyard Live Concert Series began in 2021. Held on the city's Butterfield Stage next to Railyard Park in historic downtown Rogers, it features live concerts every weekend throughout the Spring, Summer, and Fall. All of the Railyard Live events are either free to the public or at very low cost of admission. The concert series features a wide array of musical styles and interests designed to appeal to the diverse population of Rogers and invite them to experience the newly revitalized Railyard Entertainment District. The Ozark Folk Center State Park and the City of Rogers, Arkansas partnered to bring Ozark Highlands Radio to capture a little slice of this modern Ozark culture. “Arkansauce is Tom Andersen on bass, Zac Archuleta on guitar, Ethan Bush on mandolin, and Adams Collins on banjo. Their music features improvisational string leads matched with complex melodies, intriguing rhythms, and deep thumping bass grooves. Each member sings lead and harmony parts as well as contributes to the lyrics, which offer authentic, intelligent songwriting with hard-hitting hooks. “We are a band that spends most of our time in the back of a van hurtling toward long nights, good times, and a destiny unknown,” says Ethan. “Our inspiration is gathered by events unfolding in our own adventures in real time. These days, the desire to create, inspire, and redefine within our scene seems to be the main driving force behind our music.” The melodies of the Ozark Mountains' rolling hills and raging rivers can be heard in this progressive string quartet's distinct blend of newgrass.” https://www.arkansaucemusic.com/info In this week's “From the Vault” segment, OHR producer Jeff Glover offers a 1981 archival recording of Ozark originals The Bill Sky Family Trio performing the traditional song “Twilight is Stealing” from the Ozark Folk Center State Park archives. In this week's guest host segment, renowned traditional folk musician, writer, and step dancer Aubrey Atwater traces the peregrination of the tune “John Stenson's No. 2.”

This week, another special road trip episode. OHR visits Rogers, Arkansas' Railyard Live Concert Series featuring Eureka Springs folk orchestra, Eureka Strings, recorded live at Butterfield Stage in Railyard Park in historic downtown Rogers. Also, an interview with Eureka Strings' bassist, Dave Gesualdo. Rogers, Arkansas' Railyard Live Concert Series began in 2021. Held on the city's Butterfield Stage next to Railyard Park in historic downtown Rogers, it features live concerts every weekend throughout the Spring, Summer, and Fall. All of the Railyard Live events are either free to the public or at very low cost of admission. The concert series features a wide array of musical styles and interests designed to appeal to the diverse population of Rogers and invite them to experience the newly revitalized Railyard Entertainment District. The Ozark Folk Center State Park and the City of Rogers, Arkansas partnered to bring Ozark Highlands Radio to capture a little slice of this modern Ozark culture. Eureka Strings is a folk orchestra. A seven piece menagerie of instrumentation and musical styles based in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. The band features Dave Gesualdo on bass, Warren Dietzel on drums, Damian Sisca on keys, Alex Hawf on mandolin & vocals, Dylan Hawf on fiddle, Bear Morrison on guitar & vocals, and Sophia Clarke on guitar & vocals. Their sound is difficult to define, first appearing as a mild mannered country/southern rock band. But when they quickly begin to color outside of those lines, the listener finds Eureka Strings is a full blown genre bending psychedelic musical experience. Original southern twang and brutal folk candor meld with angular jazz chords, space grass virtuosity, southern rock energy, and slap bass to create an infectious country-fried Funkadelic-esque party on the stage. In this week's “From the Vault” segment, OHR producer Jeff Glover offers a 1981 archival recording of Ozark originals The Sylamore Creek Quartet performing an unknown tune from the Ozark Folk Center State Park archives. In this week's guest host segment, renowned traditional folk musician, writer, and step dancer Aubrey Atwater discusses the themes of conundrums and impossible tasks in traditional music.

Big News out of Railyard Billiards! We have on Chrissy Perlowski on to introduce an interesting tournament coming up at Railyard! We will also be joined by the owner of Railyard Billiards Kyle Ferguson to talk about the Mini-Derb Open event the week before the Derby City Classic. And finally, we are joined by a mystery pro pool player as we announce his huge action match for all of us to sweat! It's been a while since we've had good action! Thank you for tuning in! We'd like to give a special thanks to all of our Patreon supporters. If you support the work that we do, please consider visiting patreon.com/dogginit. We offer several support levels and exclusive content only available on Patreon. We couldn't do this without our sponsors. Please support them for your billiards related products! TITLE SPONSOR: Franco Custom Cues: https://www.facebook.com/FrancoCues SPONSORS: Taom Billiards https://www.facebook.com/taombilliards?mibextid=LQQJ4d Poolin Around Show - https://www.youtube.com/@cwilmeth Moonlighting Billiards https://www.facebook.com/moonlightingbilliards?mibextid=LQQJ4d Mariposa Cues https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100068559319172&mibextid=LQQJ4d Salotto https://www.facebook.com/SalottoApp?mibextid=LQQJ4d MOB Productions https://www.facebook.com/M.O.B.Pool?mibextid=LQQJ4d Jamison Daniels

This week, a special road trip episode. OHR visits Rogers, Arkansas' Railyard Live Concert Series featuring singer-songwriters Will Gunselman & Ashtyn Barbaree recorded live at Butterfield Stage in Railyard Park in historic downtown Rogers. Also, an interview with Ozark original Will Gunselman. Rogers, Arkansas' Railyard Live Concert Series began in 2021. Held on the city's Butterfield Stage next to Railyard Park in historic downtown Rogers, it features live concerts every weekend throughout the Spring, Summer, and Fall. All of the Railyard Live events are either free to the public or at very low cost of admission. The concert series features a wide array of musical styles and interests designed to appeal to the diverse population of Rogers and invite them to experience the newly revitalized Railyard Entertainment District. The Ozark Folk Center State Park and the City of Rogers, Arkansas partnered to bring Ozark Highlands Radio to capture a little slice of this modern Ozark culture. Will Gunselman is a singer-songwriter from Bella Vista, Arkansas. Will's vivid writer's voice along with his unique style invents an honest and authentic Ozark story. Honing his art through decades of live performance, Will has crafted a simple sound that is modern and relatable but reveals a rich patina of life lived. Although plaintive, his music, rooted in folk, country and blues, dwells on the positive nature of experience and seeking joy in the everyday. Like traversing the river Will ardently describes in his song Buffalo River Run, sitting with a set of his music is a journey bent with scenic vistas of the soul. Ashtyn Barbaree is an internationally touring gritty Americana singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Fayetteville, Arkansas. Sweet, soulful, charming and relatable, her lyrics have found their way into the hearts of folks from all walks of life. She has a smokey, yet silky voice accompanied with harmonies, guitar, tenor 8-string ukulele, upright bass, pedal steel, drums and piano.  https://www.ashtynbarbaree.com/about In this week's “From the Vault” segment, OHR producer Jeff Glover offers a 1981 archival recording of bluegrasser Lenny Wallace performing the tune “Take Your Shoes Off Moses,” from the Ozark Folk Center State Park archives. In this week's guest host segment, renowned traditional folk musician, writer, and step dancer Aubrey Atwater explores the theme of riddles and trick questions in traditional folk music.

Chris Kirkpatrick (*NSYNC) and Brian Mcfayden (MTV) are in town to promote their 'Name Drop' podcast. They'll be at the UNO v Ohio State Hockey game tonight at Baxter Arena. Tomorrow they'll be LIVE in the Railyard on Lincoln at Noon. Also...maybe bigger news...Taylor Swift is in trouble!  Thanks to our podcast partner Centris Federal Credit Union! You can rep our show! Buy some Pat and JT Podcast swag HERE! Subscribe, rate, and review our podcast wherever you get your podcasts so you don't miss an episode! Also follow up on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram This is another Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a podcast network and digital media production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network by going to HurrdatMedia.com or the Hurrdat Media YouTube channel! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, a special road trip episode. OHR visits Rogers, Arkansas' Railyard Live Concert Series featuring Eureka Springs hard-driving folk quartet, Front Porch, recorded live at Butterfield Stage in Railyard Park in historic downtown Rogers. Also, commentary from Rogers Arts & Culture Coordinator Kinya Christian on the exciting things happening in the Rogers Entertainment District. Rogers, Arkansas' Railyard Live Concert Series began in 2021. Held on the city's Butterfield Stage next to Railyard Park in historic downtown Rogers, it features live concerts every weekend throughout the Spring, Summer, and Fall. All of the Railyard Live events are either free to the public or at very low cost of admission. The concert series features a wide array of musical styles and interests designed to appeal to the diverse population of Rogers and invite them to experience the newly revitalized Railyard Entertainment District. The Ozark Folk Center State Park and the City of Rogers, Arkansas partnered to bring Ozark Highlands Radio to capture a little slice of this modern Ozark culture. Front Porch is a hard driving four piece folk ensemble. Self described as “contemporary bluegrass, old time and mayhem from Northwest Arkansas,” the band is based in Eureka Springs. Front Porch is Petey Wesley on banjo & fiddle, John Henry Holthus on guitar, Alex Hawf on mandolin, and Cameron Keeling rounding out the low end with upright bass. In true bluegrass fashion, all the guys in the band sing, but that's where the traditional ends. Front Porch performs with all the usual ingredients of bluegrass and folk but bakes them up into a post-punk old-time acid jazz barn-burning bluegrass fusion that will have you jumping. In this week's “From the Vault” segment, OHR producer Jeff Glover offers a 1981 archival recording of Ozark original Uncle Floyd Holland performing the tune “Nellie Gray,” from the Ozark Folk Center State Park archives. In this week's guest host segment, renowned traditional folk musician, writer, and step dancer Aubrey Atwater explores variations of the traditional folk song “Polly Put the Kettle On.”

This week, a special road trip episode. OHR visits Rogers, Arkansas' Railyard Live Concert Series featuring their Ozark Folk Jamboree. A compilation of seven bands recorded live over two days at the City of Rogers' Butterfield Stage. Also, commentary from Rogers Arts & Culture Coordinator Kinya Christian. Rogers, Arkansas' Railyard Live Concert Series began in 2021. Held on the city's Butterfield Stage next to Railyard Park in historic downtown Rogers, it features live concerts every weekend throughout the Spring, Summer, and Fall. All of the Railyard Live events are either free to the public or at a very low cost of admission. The concert series features a wide array of musical styles and interests designed to appeal to the diverse population of Rogers and invite them to experience the newly revitalized Railyard Entertainment District. The Ozark Folk Center State Park and the City of Rogers, Arkansas partnered to bring Ozark Highlands Radio to capture a little slice of this modern Ozark culture. OHR producer Jeff Glover sits down with Arts & Culture Coordinator Kinya Christian to discuss what's going on in Rogers, Arkansas' Railyard Entertainment District and why. Musicians featured on the show are all local to Northwest Arkansas. They include Chucky Waggs, Ashtyn Barbaree, Rachel Ammons, Will Gunselman, Front Porch, Eureka Strings, and Arkansauce. In this week's “From the Vault” segment, OHR producer Jeff Glover offers a recording of Ozark original one woman band Rachel Ammons giving a very unconventional performance of the song “Shady Grove,” at the Rogers, Arkansas Railyard Live Ozark Folk Jamboree.

The Today in Manufacturing Podcast is brought to you by the editors of Manufacturing.net and Industrial Equipment News (IEN). This week's episode is brought to you by Sigga Technologies. Every week, we cover the five biggest stories in manufacturing, and the implications they have on the industry moving forward. This week: - Ford Changes Iconic Blue Oval- Explosion at World's Largest Railyard Prompts Evacuations- Officials Find Debris from F-35 Fighter Jet that Crashed in South Carolina- Space Factory Denied Re-Entry to Earth- UAW Justifies Wage Demands by Pointing to CEO Pay RaisesIn Case You Missed It- Agility to Open World's First Humanoid Robot Factory- Kraft Heinz Recalls American Cheese Slices Over Choking Hazard- Motif Conducts Human Trials for Brain Implant to Treat DepressionPlease make sure to like, subscribe and share the podcast. You could also help us out a lot by giving the podcast a positive review. Finally, to email the podcast, you can reach any of us at Ben, Jeff or Anna [at] ien.com, with “Email the Podcast” in the subject line.

The Daily Business and Finance Show - Saturday, 16 September 2023 We get our business and finance news from Seeking Alpha and you should too! Subscribe to Seeking Alpha Premium for more in-depth market news and help support this podcast. Free for 14-days! Please click here for more info: Subscribe to Seeking Alpha Premium News Today's headlines: Crude oil marks new highs for the year, and consumers are feeling it Explosion at the world's largest railyard in Nebraska appears to be contained With ecstasy a potential PTSD therapy, psychedelic treatments could take off U.S. home purchases scrapped at highest rate in 10 months - Redfin REITs bounce back even as traditionally difficult September continues to weigh on wider markets UAW strike plays out as expected on day two - investors prep for the long game Ameresco charges to top industrial gainer of week, Rocket Lab lands among losers Explanations from OpenAI ChatGPT API with proprietary prompts. This podcast is produced by Klassic Studios Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The social media behemoth, Twitter, was recently evicted from its office space in Boulder, Colorado after allegations of unpaid rent surfaced, signaling an intriguing development in the firm's operational trajectory under the tutelage of tech maverick Elon Musk. The premises in question, a sprawling 65,000 square feet office at 3401 Bluff St., affectionately dubbed the Railyards at S'Park, was home to about 300 Twitter employees, as per reports dating back to 2020. The Chicago-based real estate powerhouse, The John Buck Company, via its affiliate, Lot 2 SBO LLC, is the landlord to this expansive property.

Here's what to expect on the podcast:What are some of the physical and emotional challenges that veterans face during the war?How can veterans continue to serve their communities and make a positive impact?What advice do veterans have for others who are struggling to find passion and purpose in their lives?How do veterans typically feel when they revisit the country they were assigned to during their military service?And much more! About David:I was born on 10 June 1947 in Preston, England, and moved to the USA with my parents at four. I became a naturalized US citizen in 1961. I lived in Jersey City, NJ, North Bergen, NJ, and Westwood, NJ, and presently reside in Manalapan, NJ.I attended public school in New Jersey and graduated from Westwood HS. I received a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Newark College of Engineering in 1969. Through AFROTC, I was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the USAF. I graduated from pilot training at Columbus AFB, Mississippi, in 1970. I was assigned to C7A (Caribou) training in Abilene, Texas. I completed global survival school in Spokane, Washington, and jungle survival training at Clark AFB in the Philippines.I then proceeded to Cam Ran Bay, Vietnam, to join the 535 TAS for my 1 st tour in Vietnam. After leaving Vietnam, I was assigned to the B52Ds at Carswell AFB in Ft. Worth, TX. I joined the 20th Bomb Squadron, and after aircraft qualification, I was then deployed back to SEA. I was based in both Guam and Utapao, Thailand. I was shot down on 21 DEC 1972, during a bombing raid against Hanoi, North Vietnam. The mission was our third on the fourth day of the Linebacker II missions. Our target was the Railyards in the city of Hanoi. Two SAMs hit us, and the entire crew bailed out safely. My crew was the only B52 crew to be shot down to have all its crew return alive to the USA. I was taken prisoner by the North Vietnamese and held until the end of the war in March 1973.I was held in the infamous “Hanoi Hilton” and another prison camp called the “Zoo.” My Awards include the Bronze Star with “V,” 2 DFCs, 2 Purple Hearts, 4 Air Medals, POW Medal, and Vietnam theater ribbons. I separated from the AF as a Captain in 1973. After repatriation, I separated from the AF and started a flying career with American Airlines. I was laid off several weeks later and went to work for Bell Helicopter Company as a flight test engineer testing experimental helicopters. Three years later, I returned to American Airlines and retired as a B777 Captain after a 30-year career. I was also trapped and survived the DuPont Plaza Hotel fire in San Juan, Puerto Rico, on New Year's Eve 1989, where 99 people were killed. I now lead a quiet life in Manalapan, NJ.I have been married to Jill, a clinical psychologist, for 54 years; Jill completed a book entitled “Allies in Healing: A Couples' Toolkit of Resources for Recovering from Combat PTSD,” Which is our experience dealing with PTSD as a family. It is available on Amazon. We are both avid ballroom dancers. We have one son, Ian, who lives in Miami, Fl.I am currently involved in recovering and burying the cremated remains, Cremains, of Military Veterans and their spouses, which have been abandoned in funeral homes. I am a member of Manalapan Township's Veterans Committee, which helps veterans in need, and I helped create the Township's Veterans Memorial. Connect with David Drummond!Manalapan Veterans Affairs Advisory Committee website: https://manalapanveterans.org/Cremains Project at Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 12 website: https://www.vvachapter12.net/cremains-project.htmlCheck out Jill Drummond's book, Allies in Healing: A Couples' Toolkit of Resources for Recovering from Combat PTSD, on Amazon! https://amzn.to/43A6bje Connect with Candice Snyder!Website: https://hairhealthvitality.com/passion-purpose-and-possibilities/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/candice.snyderInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/candicesny17/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/candicesnyder/ICAN Institute: https://vl729.isrefer.com/go/mindandbody/PassionPurpose22/

May 24 Flash Briefing for The Sacramento Bee, California. Our top news stories of the day include a new soccer stadium in the Railyards and an El Niño likely to develop in the coming month.

Unedited. Railyards in cities? C'mon already, get a divorce lawyer.

You have a lot of material to transport from your mind to the world, yet you are still stagnant. The reason might be you're too scattered brained and doing many things at once. It's time to sit down, focus, and get the blueprint to...one train.. at a time. #entrepreneurship #multiplestreamsofincome #endurance #focus

In the Summer of 2023, the New Mexico Museum of Art will open its highly anticipated exhibition space, Vladem Contemporary, in Santa Fe's Railyard District. There's a LEED-certified farmer's market building, retail and entertainment options, and ample green space to enjoy. As changes continue, so do debates about the area's rapid gentrification. The Vladem enters this chat as a modern complement to the NMMA's historic location on the Plaza, featuring established and emerging contemporary artists. Most importantly, the space will deepen conversations between the institution and community regarding New Mexico's multicultural artistic heritage.  Encounter Culture host Charlotte Jusinski spoke with Katie Doyle, assistant curator at the New Mexico Museum of Art, and Cristina González, an artist whose work will adorn the Window Box gallery, an exterior-facing exhibition space at the corner of Montezuma Avenue and Guadalupe Street. The trio discuss what it means for NMMA to set up in the Railyard, what folks can expect from Vladem, and the ever-evolving nature of public art. CORRECTION: The neighborhood around Santa Fe's Railyard was called the Barrio de Guadalupe, not the Barrio Analco, as mentioned in this episode. We apologize.  MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE SITE Santa Fe Gilberto Guzman mural Leo Villareal Visit https://newmexicoculture.org for info about our museums, historic sites, virtual tours, and more. *** Encounter Culture, a production of the New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs, is produced and edited by Andrea Klunder at The Creative Impostor Studios. Hosted by Charlotte Jusinski, Editor at El Palacio Magazine Technical Director: Edwin R. Ruiz Recording Engineer: Kabby at Kabby Sound Studios in Santa Fe Executive Producer:  Daniel Zillmann Show Notes: Lisa Widder Associate Editor: Helen King Associate Producer: Alex Riegler Theme Music: D'Santi Nava Instagram: @newmexicanculture For more, visit podcast.nmculture.org. Visit https://newmexicoculture.org for info about our museums, historic sites, virtual tours and more. For more, visit podcast.nmculture.org.  

The crew finds a way to steal back their publican, Mrs. Ward, but things heat up pretty fast. Catch us live every Sunday at 17:00 ET on https://www.twitch.tv/rpgclinic. #BitDWitW Website: http://www.rpgclinic.com/Wiki: https://rpgclinic.fandom.com/wiki/Discord server: https://discord.gg/kenG3xu Follow the cast on Twitter: Kate: https://twitter.com/Zen_r0b0Elizabeth: https://www.twitter.com/elizabethanealeJon: https://www.twitter.com/jonverrallScott: https://www.twitter.com/shumphrey1212 An RPGClinic campaign promises committed storytelling and performances, professional tech, dynamic overlays, and info boxes to keep the system accessible to new viewers. Games swing between comedy and drama at the drop of a hat. There will be laughter. There will be tears. There will definitely be double-entendres.

On this episode, James and Jerry have the honor of talking to Tonya Webb who is the Executive Director at Tug Valley Area CVB.  She provides a vast wealth of knowledge on the trail system that runs through Mingo County.  While we had her on our show, we took the opportunity to ask about other sites and attractions in and around Williamson, WV.  This episode covers Hatfield McCoy Trail System trails Buffalo Mountain, Devil Anse, and Rock House.  One of the largest O.R.V. events in the nation they like to call Dirt Days.  Even talking about a historic haunted hospital named College Hill Hospital.Support the show

Get off the tracks! The E train is coming through!THE FIRST PITCH: We've got a refined version of the show and we can't be more excited.presented by baseballmapper.com0:01:40 FROM THE BLEACHERS: It's another season at the Dell Diamond and the Express are ready.Round Rock Express: www.RRExpress.comhttps://twitter.com/RRExpress0:06:13 SHOW. ME. THE. MERCH: What's new at the Railyard in the Dell Diamond.0:08:10 HOLLER AND A SWALLER: Ballpark brew at the Dell Diamond's Bullpen Bar?  Batter up.0:09:06 WHO'S ON FIRST: Andrew Felts of the Round Rock Express is here to talk about the 2022 season!0:25:46 7TH INNING STRETCH:  We've got Chad McKenzie from Go Round Rock to talk what ELSE to do when you're in Round Rock, Texas.https://twitter.com/GoRoundRockhttps://goroundrock.com/0:35:57 RAIDERS OF THE LOST DIAMOND:  We take a look at the Austin Black Senators, the former member of the Texas Colored League. 0:39:33 CLOSING IT OUTROJO JOHNSON: https://youtu.be/DBe7OT1PNHcLET'S GET TWOhttps://twitter.com/LetsGet2TheShowlinktr.ee/letsgettwoCURVED BRIM MEDIA:https://twitter.com/CurvedBrimwww.curvedbrimmedia.com

A huge new rail yard on the outskirts of Palmerston North is a step closer to reality, with a panel of commissioners giving it a thumbs up. Residents living on and near the site are devastated, but KiwiRail says the yards are much needed. Manawatū reporter Jimmy Ellingham has more.

A special 2 guest episode featuring Colin Kendrick of Black Fret and Justin Pounds with Railyard Live. Black Fret is a 501(c)3 nonprofit that believes popular music art, is worthy of support as the opera and symphony have been supported for generations. Colin joins us to talk about the history of the organization and where they are headed in NW Arkansas. Railyard Live is a new music venue located in downtown Rogers, AR. Justin Pounds joins us to talk about concerts and information on what you can expect from this amazing venue. Black Fret - https://www.blackfret.org/ Railyard Live - https://www.railyardlive.com George's Majestic LoungeFull calendar & Tickets at https://www.georgeslive.com IG/FB/Tik Tok: @georgesmajesticlounge      Twitter: @GeorgesMajestic This podcast is sponsored by Backwoods Rags. Type in promo code: GEORGES to receive 20% off your purchase at www.backwoodsrags.com Produce by LensAudio: Content Creation Specialists www.lensaudio.com

Boots & Saddle | March 22, 2022 w/ guest-host Brian Saunderson 1. Take the Hands Off the Clock – Joyce Smith (Canadian Queen of Country Music – 1965) 2. The Claw – [Instrumental] – Freddie Pelletier (Canadian Country Guitar Picker – 1973) 3. Forget It – Tom T. Hall (Country Is – 1974) 4. Fifteen Years Ago – Lois Davies (Lois Davies – 1971) 5. Come On Back – Hank Karr (Stealin' My World – 1966) 6. A Game in Town Like This – Corb Lund (Losin' Lately Gambler – 2009) 7. Double Neck Boogie [Instrumental] – Joe Maphis (King of the Strings – 1965) 8. Letters Have No Arms – Vernon Oxford (His and Hers – 1980) 9. Blue Side of Town – Lori Yates (Can't Stop the Girl – 1989) 10. Honky Tonkin' Singalong – Patti Mayo (Restless Heart – 1983) 11. Vagabond – The Great Western Orchestra (The Great Western Orchestra – 1989) 12. Country Polka [Instrumental] – Buck Owens and His Buckaroos (The Instrumental Hits of –1965) 13. Don't Make Me Go to School – Tammy Wynette (Stand by Your Man – 1969) 14. Williams Lake Stampede – Alan Moberg (Walk in His Moccasins – 1970) 15. The Auctioneer – Earl Morin (Wheels of Love – 1968) 16. Curtain in the Window – Ray Price (The Same Old Me – 1966) 17. Pushin' Pedals [Instrumental] – Jimmie Day (Nashville Steel Guitar – 1961) 18. The Old Chisholm Trail – Fred Penner (Special Delivery – 1983) 19. Don't Come Home A Drinkin' – Carroll Baker (20 Country Classics – 1978) 20. Jeannie in a Bottle – Scotty Campbell and His Wardenaires (Smokin' and Drinkin' – 2008) 21. Coffee Break [Instrumental] – The Hickorys (Vic Mullen Presents The Hickorys – 1972) 22. Black Slacks – Robert Gordon (Rock Billy Boogie – 1979) 23. Jackson – Charlie McCoy [Instrumental] (The Real McCoy – 1972) 24. He Thinks I Still Care – Janice Carson & Federal Cases (On Stage at the Dell Motor Hotel) 25. Pickin' Wildflowers – Stoney Edwards (Blackbird – 1976) 26. What Makes Me Run to You – Donna Darlene & Shot Jackson (The Hurtin' Side of Country – 1967) 27. Tune Into My Wave – k.d. lang and the reclines (Angel with a Lariat – 1987) 28. Crazy Arms [Instrumental] – Duane Eddy (“Twang” a Country Song – 1963) 29. Today I Started Loving You Again – Linda Wallesch (I'm Just Me) 30. Kamloops City – Country Odyssey (Single) 31. It's Crazy – Shirley Field (Yours Sincerely – 1969) 32. Play Boy – The Thompson Valley Boys (It's Music Country Style – 196?) 33. Mansion on the Hill [Instrumental] – Dean Hutchinson (Dobro Guitar) 34. Kansas City Star – Roger Miller (The 3rd Time Around – 1965) 35. Back Street Affair – Miss Shirley (Kitty Wells Songbook – 1967) 36. The Thingamajig – Johnnie Lee Wills (Rompin' Stompin' Singin' Swingin' – 1983) 37. Caribou to Nashville – Gary Fjellgaard (Ballads & Beer – 1979) 38. San Angelo [Instrumental] – Red Rhodes & the Road Runners (Once a Day – 1961) 39. Hurt So Bad – Jaime Wyatt featuring Shooter Jennings (Neon Cross – 2020) 40. Honky Tonkin' at the Gold Range – Ryan McCord (From the Railyard to the Woodyard – 2020) 41. Shamrock – Sturgill Simpson (The Ballad of Dood & Juanita – 2021) 42. A Fallen Star [Instrumental] – Billy Budd (The Versatile Sounds of... - 1971) 43. Roll, Truck, Roll – Sean Burns & Lost Country (A Bakersfield Half-Dozen – 2020)

Railyards, Truckers and Shipping- Oh My!  In this episode of AgChat, Alexis Kwak '23 and Mae Buttles '24 dive into the ins-and-outs of supply chain from the perspective of young women in the industry. 

In an odd photo op, California governor Gavin Newsom (D) appears at the Los Angeles railyards where rampant theft and vandalism has taken place, declaring it a 'third-world country' without offering any real, tangible solutions. Due to popular demand (or something), Dr. Anthony Fauci returns to read the news, with some eyebrow-raising results.

Lynn Muir is the co-founder and head baker of Railyard Pie Company. Growing up, Lynn learned to make pies from her grandmother. After living all over the United States as a kid, she learned the skill of making friends. She made her final stop in Edmond, Oklahoma, where her pie shop resides today. Her story is, in a word, inspiring, and she's living proof that believing in yourself means you can accomplish anything. Now you can find her pies at Sunnyside Diner, and her shop is located in the railyard. Please welcome Lynn to Action City!

On this episode we have 4 guests, Rob from Rail Yard Studios @railyardstudios. He's an entrepreneur based out of Nashville TN. Rail Yard Studio's takes objects from the rail industry and develops them into custom furniture for home and offices. He's a graffiti fan who respects the art form and has really worked hard to preserve a lot of the history. Marcher Arrant @marcher.arrant moniker artist, hails from Ohio originally. Moniker/graffiti artist. World traveler/hobo life/walked and mapped all the city streets in Paris and Barcelona. He has walked the planet literally. KUB @_sir_kub_ co-host of the podcast The Graffiti Machine with Bus MSK. They focus on personal self improvement and a great positive contribution to the culture. Based around the LA area. @shanehuss @mindfulrelease younger writer/calligrapher from Minnesota but lives in Colorado. Environmentalist, plants trees through calligraphy, and lover of lettering. I want to say thank you to the guests for being on this episode. I'm very excited about this one. Legends Thursday Graffiti Podcast For Writers By Writers

Schick and Nick celebrate episode 15 with their first in-person podcast, meeting at an empty Railyard in Lincoln.  The guys reflect more on Mayme after the emotional reaction to episode 14, including great emails from longtime listeners.   Sitting in the shadow of Memorial Stadium, the guys remain cautiously optimistic about a fall football season, but are confused with the mixed messages of social distancing. Connect with us! SchickandNick.com Facebook, Twitter, or email  We would hate it if you missed an episode! So PLEASE subscribe, rate the pod, and throw us a review. It helps us out so much! We'd likey that.  A Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a digital media and commercial video production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network and learn more about our other services today on HurrdatMedia.com. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.