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Weege, Rarick and Matthes cover the super weird Manny SX 2008 where Josh Hill wins, Ryan Dungy gets 5th, Reed is "sick", the tracks cool and much more. We even get Hill to call us to talk about that night, his early years at Factory Yamaha and more.

Weege, Rarick and Matthes talk about the Southwick national in 1995 that saw Honda teammates Samson and Henry go at it in 125's, the Mike's battle it out in 250's, Bernarndo has no shirt, NESC legend Mike Treadwell joins them as well to talk about his career best 6th OA! Go to https://www.foxracing.com/pulp-mx.html for some deals from Fox Racing

Matthes, Rarick and Weege look back at Foxboro 1990 with Barry Carsten who got his first career 125SX podium this night. Barry talks about that, his early days, Suzuki's, his support, taking a young James Stewart riding and more.

Weege, Rarick and Matthes look back at a crazy Red Bud 2005 where Ryan Mills wins his only moto of his career going 6-1, drama with Weege announcing, drama at Yamaha with Matthes working there, Rarick talks about Mike Brown and MXDN, Stew on two-stroke, fuel penalties and we even get Mills on the phone to talk about that day in Michigan.

The suspension change heard around the world! Rarick, Weege and Matthes dive into Unadilla 2014 where Honda's Trey Canard bolts on some KYB suspension and turns his season around. Canard joins us to talk about the switch and this race, also talk about James Justice, the KTM 450 guys, Pourcel, legends of NY and more.

Spirit airlines to feature new dress code. That won't work out. Plans for 38th and Chicago stalled in the Mpls city council going on 5 years. Reps Marion and Jason Rarick are quite close to blowing the lid off fraud in the state of Minnesota. Johnny Heidt with guitar news. Heard On The Show: Woman arrested, charged after Minnesota-native border patrol agent is fatally shot during traffic stop 5 years after murder, future of George Floyd Square on hold — again What happened on Thursday, Jan. 23 as multiple new fires erupt in Southern California Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to the Fox ReRacables! Weege, Matthes and Rarick take a look at Michael Brandes first and only AMA SX win and talk to him about it as well. Also, a clinic by MC, Pastrana's pro debut, Larocco rides well, JT gets the gas card and Matthes gets mad at Rarick.

Crazy night in the dome with RC DNF, Stew crashing, RC bike breaking, Reed winning and more. Plus the next week was RC's fuel gate. Lots to talk about in this race with Matthes, Rarick, Weege and Vital MX's Lewis Phillips.

Season opener and privateer Ronnie Tichenor leads 7 laps on a TUF Suzuki. Weege, Rarick and Matthes talk about this race, the dark year for SX TV, the debut of PEAK Honda, the crazy main event and Tichenor himself gets on the phone to talk about this year and his other factory days on Suzuki.

Matthes, Weege and Rarick discuss Daytona 2014 AKA the Dean Wilson "We can work with speed" race. We discuss Dean's fill-in with Team 22, his heat race win against Stew, his arm pump, Razzles, RV's speed, the 250SX battle and we even get DeanO on the line as well!

What a night in Paris in 1989! Weege, Rarick and Matthes look back on RJ's last SX win, "the pass", Leisk winning, Ward's bike blowing up and more.

The hosts of the Aged Out Podcast, Michael Fantini and Evan Worrell, react to and discuss the 2024 Bluecoats Percussion Section from finals week with Bluecoats Percussion Designer, Tom Rarick

The most interesting man in surfing. Randy Rarick discusses the John John Florence world championship parade, Rabbit Kekai, Toes Reef and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

First MX win for Pro Circuit on Kawasaki's when James Dobb took the overall on a very dusty Unadilla. Rarick, Weege and Matthes look back at this race and all the DNF's, peak Kiedrowski, Dowd's almost win, Bradshaw's crash, Larocco's win, Holley doing TV and more. We get Mike Hooker who was PC's crew chief back then to tell us about what he remembers from Dobb's win.

Weege, Rarick and Matthes talk about the epic 1994 Millville national where John Dowd holds off Mike Larocco to win his 2nd national ever. How he got a factory bike, peak Larocco, Dowd's incredible career, Millville itself and more. Then they get Dowd's long-time mechanic, Brian Berry, on to talk about his memories of the day and more.

Aloha Everyone, welcome to a new episode of The Temple of Surf - The Podcast.       We will give you full access to the best surfers, skaters, shapers, surfboards collectors, shop owners in the world! Discover with me their stories, their greatest successes, amazing behind the scenes and much more! Today with us, from Hawaii, surf legend Randy Rarick. We discussed with him about surfboards, surfers, surf culture much more!

Rarick, Weege and Matthes talk about the 125cc class from the 'Wick in 2002 including an emotional victory for Danny Smith on a Suzuki 125, Wey's mechanic issues, Henry comeback, Preston 3rd OA, Stew and Reed DNF'ing and much more. Then Danny Smith himself gets on the show to tell us what he remembers from that day.

The Importance of Fathers: A Conversation with Tim Rarick In this episode of Currents, hosts Dana and Shannon engage in a thought-provoking discussion with Tim Rarick,a professor at BYU Idaho specializing in marriage, family, and human development.    The conversation centers around the critical role of fathers in both parenting and society.  Tim discusses his experiences speaking at the United Nations on the importance of fatherhood,  addressing how societal and media influences often downplay the value of fathers.  He emphasizes that his primary identity is as a father and husband, despite his academic credentials.    The episode explores how fathers can combat toxic masculinity, contribute uniquely to their children's development,and strengthen family dynamics. Practical advice for fathers, whether married or estranged from their children's mothers,is also provided, along with insights on how to build interdependent relationships between men and women.  The discussion reveals that strengthening familial relationships is foundational to positively impacting society. “I just found that the better husband I am, I naturally become a better father, and if I'm doing well at those, and it's not just time allotment, it has more to do with focus and where my heart is.” Tim Rarick “I think if we recognize that role first, you as a father, me as a mother, then it does influence everything that we do, every decision we make and where we're going with our lives.” - Dana Robb “It's been said by Uri Bronfenbrenner, ‘The family is the most humane, the most economical, and by far the most powerful system known for building competence and character.' He said that in the mid 80s after researching this quite a bit… but I wonder what he would say now. I still believe that statement is true, that the family has that potential. Sadly, what we're seeing…is with the rise of screen media, we have now a competitor with parents.” - Tim Rarick “Research shows that fatherless boys have a greater tendency to become toxic males than boys who have involved fathers.” - Tim Rarick “It's the whole idea that power equates worth, and you'll get power any way you can get it, that's toxic masculinity. And fathers who are involved and loving are one of the best antidotes to that.” - Tim Rarick “Fatherless girls are more susceptible to believing that all men are toxic or allowing toxic men to use them.” - Tim Rarick “The family is never stronger than the marriage.” - Tim Rarick “What can I do to be intentional about my marriage rather than just being on autopilot? Because that will make you a much better father.” - Tim Rarick “Sure, have a big goal, but break it down to something bite sized and what's the next good thing that you can do, and make sure you're doing it with the right heart because if you're not, you're going to run into obstacles and you may quit early.” - Tim Rarick “I am hopeful that any person can change and anybody can improve their relationships.” - Tim Rarick “Changing the world begins with changing the home.” - Dana Robb “No matter where you're at, what you've experienced, we all can decide what we're going to do moving forward as husbands, wives, mothers, fathers, or sons and daughters, brothers and sisters, we're all a member of somebody's family, and we decide what we can do moving forward, if we get the right influences and we get the right information. Everyone can change, and there's always a brighter future ahead.” - Tim Rarick Tim Rarick is a husband and father first and foremost. He is also a professor at BYU-Idaho, a public speaker, writer, family advocate, and a Latter-Day Saint. Additional Resources:    Dad—A Girl's First and Most Influential Love   Fathers Be Good to your Daughters: The Link Between Fatherlessness and a Sexualized Cultureyoutube.com   Homefamilygoodthings.com   Raise - Confident Parenting in the Digital Agejoinraise.com National Fatherhood Initiative: Fatherhood.org   Keith Zafran, thegreatdadsproject.org Take Back Your Marriage, William Doherty Take Back Your Kids, William Doherty Books recommended: Girls on the Edge, Leonard Sax Improving Father Daughter Relationships, Linda Nielsen Strong Fathers, Strong Daughters, Meg Meeker Families Without Fathers, David Pompenoe Man, Interrupted, Philip Zimbardp Of Boys and Men, Richard V. Reeves Why Gender Matters, Leonard Sax  

Rarick, Weege and Matthes try to break down all the nuttiness from the 125MX final race in 2005 at Glen Helen. From Langston and Alessi's moto 1 battle to Tedesco and Alessi's incident in moto two, the penalties afterwards, RV's day and then Ivan Tedesco himself joins to tell us what was going on behind the scenes as well!

Weege, Rarick and Matthes relive the 2019 MEC race where Adam Cianciarulo takes the win over Eli Tomas, Jett wins 250SX all-stars and we talk about the legacy of the MEC as well as have AC9 on the show itself telling us about that night in Vegas.

Randy Rarick is a plethora of information and insight regarding literally everything in surf culture. Enjoy as we discuss Kelly Slater's retirement, surfboard design, George Downing, Bob McTavish Gerry Lopez, and much much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rarick, Weege and Matthes watch what Steve says is "the worst SX race ever" as Rick Johnson clinches the title, the track is horrible, RJ brings a bike into a bar, Lechien has a great race, Big Al interview and much, much more

Epic race where Damon Bradshaw crashes twice in the main and wins as well as RJ's last SX win. Plus it was a sand track! Weege, Matthes and Rarick break down this event with the help of Denny Stephenson who scored a 4th in the 125SX main event.

The night the lights went out in Vegas is covered here with Matthes, Weege and Rarick talk about the weirdo Vegas SX, the riders being more upset about off-track stuff than the lights, the bad track, Huffy and Ryno in 125's and then we get Jeff Emig on the line to talk about why he raced, the fallout from that, what it was like being his first 250SX win and more.

Weege, Rarick and Mathes break down the Houston 2001 SX and talk about the Husky winning with Travis Preston himself, the great track, MC's gas situation, RC's dominance, hard to start four-strokes and more

Weege, Matthes and Rarick talk about the epic SD SX in 2005 where Reed gets Carmichael on the last lap for the win. We then get Chad Reed on the line to talk about that race, his problems with the '05 YZ250, what San Diego means to him and we pick the Leatt Racing Reraceables categories.

The hosts of the Aged Out Podcast, Mike Fantini and Evan Worrell, react to the 2023 Bluecoats Percussion Section in a finals day stand still full run of their 2023 show with Bluecoats Percussion Arranger and Director of Percussion, Tom Rarick.

Family Life's "Hometown Heroes" gets the first-person story of the start of Matthew 25 Farm in Tully, New York, south of Syracuse.  It was winter a decade and a half ago, and there was no farm, no property and no equipment -- just a spiritual calling. Rick Rarick explains how the farm became a reality for the team of a brother, a husband and wife, and a son. The operation grows fresh produce which is distributed to shelters, food pantries and soup kitchens throughout central New York. The team's motivation is Christ's calling that "you give them something to eat." (Matthew 25) Volunteers help run the farm -- and in the process are taught how to farm. More farms means more fresh food which can have a huge impact on communities in need. A diet high in fresh fruits and vegetables helps improve individual health and eventually cuts health care costs in the local community and around the nation. Listen now as Mark Webster has this faith-filled conversation with Rarick. about how this farm is providing for human needs in the area, inspiration for refugees who have arrived here, and motivates faith through their actions     We find your home, your town, your hero -- each Tuesday during the Noon Report on air and online. These News Features also are posted online. Our News Podcasts page also has a link where you can subscribe to be notified each time your favorite feature posts a new episode.          

Weege and Mathes are joined by Seth Rarick to talk about the infamous Southwick 2003 race, specifically the 125 race that produced Craig Anderson's first and only AMA win, Henry coming back, Byrner on the CR125, the Hughes/Brown battle, the chaos of the day, why Rarick chose this race and why Matthes is still mad at Doug Henry

5/12 Best Of GL: We were joined in studio by state Rep. Marion O'Neill and state Sen. Jason Rarick. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We were joined in studio by state Rep. Marion O'Neill and state Sen. Jason Rarick. You will want to listen to hear them describe the dystopian hell of Minnesota politics. Patrick live from the yard for Opening Day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

An Update from State Senator Jason Rarick (January 2023) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wcmp-news/message

Randy Rarick has worn many hats. Weber Team Rider, pro surfer, shaper and board builder, professional surfing tour administrator, Triple Crown of Surfing executive director, world traveler, vintage collectable surfboard aficionado… Rarick is the go-to guy for expert surfboard restoration and that's just to name a few hats worn. In this episode we chat about his latest project The Summer of 66, and we dig deep into the world of vintage collectable surfboards. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Part 2 of Joe's interview with Michael Rarick, CEO of Media Berry, is presented in this episode. In it, they discuss the idea of relationship-based link building, and the finer details that makes a successful link building campaign. MediaBerry is a hands-off link-building agency that uses relationships and content to build awesome backlinks for SaaS clients.

The hosts of the Aged Out Podcast, Mike Fantini and Evan Worrell, react to the 2022 Bluecoats Percussion Section in a late season stand still full run of their 2022 show with Bluecoats Percussion Arranger and Director of Percussion, Tom Rarick.

In this episode, we bring you Part 1 of Joe's interview with Michael Rarick, CEO of Media Berry, in which they delve into the concept of relationship-based link building, Michael's area of expertise. MediaBerry is a hands-off link-building agency that uses relationships and content to build awesome backlinks for SaaS clients.

This week, Michelle and Hannah are back to reflect on a life-changing event in Hannah's life: a motor accident that left her paralyzed from the chest down. This is the second part of Hannah and Michelle's conversation, so make sure you listen to last week's episode to get the backstory!Connect with Hannah:IG: @thewheelhannahkay Facebook: Hannah RarickConnect with us:IG: @be.a.better.beingMichelle: @betterbeingsusSasha: @sasha.patriciaDon't forget to rate, review, and subscribe!

Today, Michelle chats with an old client--Hannah Rarick. Hannah first came to Michelle as a stubborn teenager who did not want to change, and Michelle knew she had her work cut out for her. This is the first part of Hannah and Michelle's conversation, so make sure you tune in next week as they reflect on some big changes in Hannah's life--and how she overcame them.Connect with Hannah:IG: @thewheelhannahkay  Facebook: Hannah RarickConnect with us:IG: @be.a.better.beingMichelle: @betterbeingsusSasha: @sasha.patriciaDon't forget to rate, review, and subscribe!

Ryan Dungey is coming back to race the Nationals after 5 years and he comes on to talk that decision and his expectations... which are of course to battle for wins!! Jeremy Martin comes on to talk about his new deal with ClubMX after a frustrating SX season which again left him sidelined. Chris Blose wrapped up his full time racing career in SLC and he joins us to reflect back on how impressive his career turned out to be. We draw the random winner of the PulpMX Yamaha Privateer Raffle Yamaha YZ450 and we have Filthy, Rarick and Cooper Webb in studio! So good!

Last week we dove into Slayer's life of adventure and BABs takes it deeper in this second half of the interview and goes in with some deep questions that uncover a variety of topics that have inspired Slayer in the past and now, and what ultimately this journey is all about. Support the show

Script is flipped in this episode and Slayer is interviewed by BABs with questions from listeners. In Part One Mary digs into the nitty gritty of Slayer's life and we get to hear all the inbetween stuff that often gets missed in the bigger picture. Topics about building the life of your dreams, prioiritizing, planning and creating, and the No. 1 Question: How do you do all you do, Slayer?namaslayer.comSupport the show

In this episode I talk with my friend, Kendra Rarick. We discuss her views on non-toxic living and the life circumstances that started her on her wellness journey. We also dive into some practical steps everybody can take to clean up their act just a bit and the importance of balancing the fun of living with the desire for a clean lifestyle. Among her roles, Kendra is a Crunchi beauty and skincare advocate, a mother of two adorable little boys, a teacher, and a wife. So, she had a lot of valuable information to share concerning managing the overwhelm of a busy lifestyle, extending clean practices to the family dynamic, and even how she handles it when her husband wants to reward their son with sugary candies! We discussed so much good info that I couldn't begin to cover it all here. If you are interested in the idea of clean skincare, are curious about greenwashing, have a crazy, busy lifestyle, and just don't know where to get started, this episode is for you! Kendra and I break it down into bite-sized chunks and even encourage you to have that side of wine! Cozy up and listen in. Enjoy!To learn more about Kendra visit her Facebook page. You can also join her Facebook group Organic Living with a Side of Wine and shop the clean beauty products we discussed at www.crunchi.com/kendrararick.The views expressed on this podcast are solely those of the individuals in discussion. Amanda Bryant (Contradiction Queen) does not take responsibility and cannot be held liable for the expression of those views. This podcast does not give medical or mental health advice.

The first of our re-air episodes for the holidays. We hope you safely get some waves where ever you are! WSL founder and Sunset Beach local Randy Rarick talks about the early days of the Championship Tour, getting started in 1976, the very first contest on the North Shore, crowning Peter Townend as the first World Champion, and how he got into the administrative side of pro surfing. He dives into his personal story, from growing up in Hawaii to learning to surf from Rabbit Kekai, his biggest influences as a surfer, and shaping his own surfboards. He also talks all things Sunset, including his thoughts about the wave as a stop on the Championship Tour, how the greats left their mark on Sunset, and the shift to Pipeline as “The Place.” In the first “Top 5” segment of the podcast, Randy gives his top five moments of North Shore lore.  Find us on twitter: @thelineuppod Find us on Instagram: @thelineuppod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Troy Rarick is the quintessential adventurer at the edge of the “known map” facing the unknown, exploring the road less traveled. The guy you call when you want to turn a sleepy and sometimes bankrupt little town into a mountain biking destination. He is a master at trail design, and more. He is filled with a rugged wisdom that, if you listen closely, might set you on a path of adventurous personal development, environmental awareness and -- who knows? -- maybe even spiritual growth. Troy advocates for the possibility of designing city infrastructures that provide complete human experiences, where mountain biking goes beyond being a sport and becomes a philosophy where we can develop better communities, appreciation of the outdoors and positively shape individual lives. Troy is best known as the founder of Over The Edge Sports, Colorado's destination mountain bike shop and trail experience, and the Fruita Fat Tire Festival, and he has taken his experience and philosophy of transforming communities around the world. “There's another beautiful option in all of our lives that we can see but we've never quite dared to go there.” ~ Troy Rarick In this episode you'll hear about: •The Philosophy: See, Say, Send•Look Over the Edge: Allow yourself to move beyond the all the reasons of “why not?”•A Beautiful Thing: Be the Person You Wish You Could be.“Allow yourself to have the experience of success.” ~ Troy Rarick And… •A Journey Inside Yourself: Find your “Yes!” energy - Dare to see for yourself!•Your Light: What you get excited about•Bravado is a fear-based idea: Start within reach “I've seen myself bring my light forth and have it be an effective light in the lives of others, and it's inspired me.” ~ Troy Rarick Plus… •Make every step a tangible forward movement in the moment•Keep Yourself in “The Energy of truth,” don't waste time judging (yourself or others)•Know with your own eyes, right now!“There are things we're all terrified of and often tends to reside really close to the thing we think would be beautiful to do.” ~ Troy Rarick

Professor of Marriage and Family Studies at BYU-Idaho helps explain statistics found in a recent Deseret News article called "Perspective: The group that's happiest in the pandemic may surprise you" which show that parents are the happiest demographic during the pandemic.

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TESTO DELL'ARTICOLO ➜ http://www.bastabugie.it/it/articoli.php?id=6696FIDANZATE DI PAPA' di Teresa MoroIl sentire comune lo afferma da tempo: il legame che c'è tra un padre e una figlia è spesso molto forte e importante, come d'altronde si sostiene esserlo quello tra una mamma e un figlio. Una questione, questa, oramai avvalorata anche dalla scienza, la quale per esempio - scrive il professor Timothy Rarick su Institute for Family Studies - riconosce che «i padri hanno un profondo impatto sull'immagine corporea delle loro figlie, sulla depressione clinica, sui disturbi alimentari, sulla loro autostima e soddisfazione di vita», etc.Tuttavia, in tutto questo c'è un aspetto ancora poco studiato, nonostante il suo impatto sui singoli e sulla società nel suo complesso: il fatto che la relazione padre-figlia risulta essere determinante nelle scelte che le giovani donne fanno a livello di sessualità e di relazioni sentimentali.In quali termini? Beh, dagli studi emerge che le giovani che hanno potuto godere di una sana relazione paterna - ancora più se fondata su una comunicazione aperta, su un clima di fiducia e su un bilanciato contatto anche fisico - mostrano di avere una sorta di protezione rispetto a una iniziazione sessuale precoce, a comportamenti sessuali rischiosi, a gravidanze non desiderate e a violenze negli appuntamenti.«Purtroppo», afferma ancora Rarick, «molte ragazze adolescenti nel nostro mondo occidentale iper-sessualizzato, oggi si trovano in una tragica situazione. Le condizioni nella nostra cultura di sfrenata mancanza di padri e di promiscuità sessuale sono incompatibili con la formazione di relazioni sicure e sane con i ragazzi, nonché con la creazione di famiglie stabili per la generazione successiva. Lo sviluppo sessuale di una giovane può superare in modo significativo il suo sviluppo neurologico ed emotivo, che invece è necessario per guidare le sue scelte sessuali».In sintesi, dunque, a beneficio dei singoli e dell'intera società, bisognerebbe fare in modo di favorire un solido attaccamento e una sana intimità tra i padri e le figlie, le quali è bene che passino anche attraverso la fase in cui la figura paterna diventa il loro "primo amore".Questo appunto perché, come riassunto in una frase dalla docente Linda Nielsen: «Il padre ha un impatto maggiore sulla capacità della figlia di fidarsi, divertirsi e relazionarsi bene con i maschi nella sua vita». O, detto in altri termini da Rarick: «Il modo in cui un padre tratta sia sua figlia, sia la madre della figlia può aiutare una giovane donna a sentirsi al sicuro nei suoi rapporti con i ragazzi e gli uomini della sua vita, compreso il suo futuro marito. [...] La relazione padre-figlia è quella che insegna meglio alle giovani donne il vero amore e l'intimità, l'autostima e il rispetto».Ecco quindi un altro tassello da curare nell'ottica di dare vita a un futuro migliore: non solo rimettere al centro l'importanza della figura paterna in quanto portatrice di regole e di slancio verso il mondo, ma anche in qualità di costruttore di sane, solide e generative relazioni future.

If you've played disc golf in Nashville longer than ten years, Kevin Rarick needs no introduction. Kevin cut his teeth competing with Will Schusterick and many other players now known as the best in the game, before taking several years off to raise a family. Over the last year or so, his name has been popping up on event registrations, and after a couple stutter-steps, he recently dominated the MPO field at MCDG Bag Tag Series Event 7 at Sanders Ferry DGC with a scorching -16 under par. We had the pleasure of sitting down with him to discuss how it feels to be topping leaderboards again, the process that got him here, Big League Chew, and much more. Like/share/subscribe/rate/review, and enjoy the show! #discgolf #podcast #pdga #nashville #musiccitydiscgolf --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lastcashpodcast/support

S3E3: Join us this week as we talk to Dr. Tim Rarick about family, dating, marriage, and relationship dynamics.

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In our final episode of Season 2, Alix and Carmella offer a quick-fire selection of stories on the custom of the sea. TRANSCRIPT https://castinglotspod.home.blog/2024/02/24/s2-e13-sea-part-iv---fun-on-boats/ CREDITS With thanks to Emily for transcription help. Written, hosted and produced by Alix Penn and Carmella Lowkis. Theme music by Daniel Wackett. Find him on Twitter @ds_wack and Soundcloud as Daniel Wackett. Logo by Riley. Find her on Twitter and Instagram @tallestfriend. Casting Lots is part of the Morbid Audio Podcast Network. Network sting by Mikaela Moody. Find her on Bandcamp as mikaelamoody1. BIBLIOGRAPHY Boger, J. (1805). ‘Plympton, July 4, 1805’, London Gazette, 6 July, p. 869. Available at: https://www.thegazette.co.uk/London/issue/15821/page/869 Boréale 138. (2019). Radio-Canada, 31 October. Available at: https://ici.radio-canada.ca/premiere/emissions/boreale-138/segments/chronique/140347/bateau-naufrage-anticosti-granicus-cannibalisme-cote-nord Bossé, G.R. (2003). 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WSL founder and Sunset Beach local Randy Rarick talks about the early days of the Championship Tour, getting started in 1976, the very first contest on the North Shore, crowning Peter Townend as the first World Champion, and how he got into the administrative side of pro surfing. He dives into his personal story, from growing up in Hawaii to learning to surf from Rabbit Kekai, his biggest influences as a surfer, and shaping his own surfboards. He also talks all things Sunset, including his thoughts about the wave as a stop on the Championship Tour, how the greats left their mark on Sunset, and the shift to Pipeline as “The Place.” In the first “Top 5” segment of the podcast, Randy gives his top five moments of North Shore lore. Find us on twitter: @thelineuppod Find us on Instagram: @thelineuppod Want a shoutout on the pod? Fill out this form:  https://forms.gle/M3q11juNpwpncAcJ8 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're back with Beyond the Ocean featuring Randy Rarick, CoFounder of the World Surf League (WSL)! Randy Served as Executive Director of the Vans Triple Crown of Surfing for 38 years, and has run more professional surfing contests than nearly anyone on the planet. Randy Rarick has been involved with the surf industry and surf parks for over 60 years. Sometimes referred to as the “Forest Gump of Surfing”, he has witnessed or had a hand in nearly every major cultural shift in the sport over the past five decades. Hawaii State Surfing Champion, World Title contestant, shaper, contest promoter, world traveler. In 1975 he co-founded the World Pro Tour (WSL), was Executive Director of the Vans Triple Crown of Surfing and produced every event on the North Shore, for thirty-eight years, before retirement in 2015. Produced the Hawaiian Islands Vintage Surf Auction for ten years and is consultant to various vintage auctions on both the West and East coasts. Considered one of the best surfboard historians and restoration specialists in the World. Has traveled extensively to over 170 countries and surfed in over 60 of them. Resides at Sunset Beach on the North Shore of Oahu and still surfs on a daily basis.

An interview with Dr. Timothy Rarick, a faculty member in the department of Home and Family at BYU-Idaho. We discuss the American Family Survey for 2020. He was not involved in the survey, but has extensively studied this topic and many others like it. One statistic in the survey showed that parents are more worried about their sons' success rather than their daughters'. Rarick shares examples about why boys typically feel anxiety about becoming a successful adult. Link to American Family Survey 2020: https://www.deseret.com/pages/american-family-survey-reports

*We are continuing our Meet the Candidates conversations for the November 3rd 2020 elections. We recently talked with Senator Jason Rarick (R) from Minnesota Senate District 11 who is running for reelection. He is running against Michelle Lee (DFL). You can hear o ur interview with him here. It is our goal to give you information so you can go to the polls ready to vote. ARE YOU REGISTERED TO VOTE? Find out who will be on your ballot at mnvotes.org . *KAXE/KBXE News and Public Affairs Director Heidi Holtan recently spoke with Senator Jason Rarick. The following transcript has been edited for clarity. The audio of this interview is available at the top of this page. (Heidi Holtan) Q: Senator Jason Rarick is a Republican who is running for Senate District 11. He's running for reelection. District 11 includes Carlton, Pine, and parts of St. Louis County, and towns and places like Cloquet, Willow River, Moose Lake, Barnum, and Hinckley. Senator Jason Rarick joins us now. Thanks for your

We are continuing our Meet the Candidates conversations for the November 3rd 2020 elections. We recently talked with Michelle Lee (DFL) running for MN Senate in District 11 against incumbent Senator Jason Rarick (R). You can hear our interview with Senator Rarick here. It is our goal to give you information so you can go to the polls ready to vote. ARE YOU REGISTERED TO VOTE? Find out who will be on your ballot at mnvotes.org . *KAXE/KBXE News and Public Affairs Director Heidi Holtan recently spoke with Michelle Lee. The following transcript has been edited for clarity. The audio of this interview is available at the top of this page. (Heidi Holtan) Q: Michelle Lee is a Democrat running for Senate District 11. This district includes Carlton and Pine counties, and towns like Cloquet, Willow River, Moose Lake, Sandstone, and Hinckley. Michelle Lee is back with us on KAXE/KBXE. Is there another county in there? I was checking out the map. (Michelle Lee) A: Let's see. Did you mention the

Today's epsiode is hosted by Quinn Rarick. Kody and Quinn submit their chug board times, Tyler talks about a sex mishap, and Tucker messes up more jokes. Sign ups for the beer pong tourney posted soon!New merch coming soon and restock on certain items!Ontapwiththeboiz.com

Randy Rarick is the most interesting surfer alive. He co-founded the pro surf tour in 1976, ran the Triple Crown contest in Hawaii for over 30 years, has traveled to 170 countries and surfed in 70; being the first person to surf in several countries around the world. He’s been mentored by Duke Kahanamoku, shaped boards with Dick Brewer, and surfed big Waimea with Eddie Aikau. He has also shaped and restored over 12,000 surfboards and is more knowledgeable than any person alive on the history and evolution of the surfboard. This episode is a fascinating lesson on surf history, philosophy, travel, race, and empathy told through one front row seat story after another. If you're not a surfer, or just wanna nerd out more, here's some cool links and movies to fuel the stoke:Encyclopedia of Surfing - websiteWatch 110 year old black and white footage of surfing in Waikiki set to ragtime music, then see jet skis tow surfers into 60 ft waves to heavy metal. This is an insanely cool site full of articles, archival footage, vintage pics, and newspaper clips covering the history and movements of surfing over the past 100+ years. Thank you Matt Warshaw! Free for a week then $3/mo. https://eos.surfEOS Bio on Rarickhttps://eos.surf/entries/rarick-randy/Riding Giants Best surf doc ever. Amazing portrait of early days riding big waves on North Shore of Oahu. Tells story of Greg Noll’s ’69 wave at Makaha. Rent or buy on Amazon.https://amzn.to/32Q1B1QStep Into Liquid: Great surf doc to convey essence/stoke of surfing to non-surfer. Rent or buy on Amazon.https://amzn.to/3brhkrTEndless Summer 2: Original Endless Summer is the most famous surf film of all time; RR was location scout for part 2. Free on Youtube.http://bit.ly/endsum2Bustin’ Down The Door Talks about formation of pro surfing scene and clash between Aussies and locals in Hawaii and 70’s on North Shore of Oahu. Free with Amazon Prime.https://amzn.to/35fOha3Barbarian Days by William FinneganBest surfing book there is. Won Pulitzer Prize. You don’t need to surf to enjoy this. No other book, film, anything captures the essence of why we’re pulled back to the ocean and waves better than this.https://amzn.to/3gTfOAdAlso,Randy’s vintage surfboard auction in Hawaii:http://bit.ly/hisurfauctionGot feedback for the podcast? Guests or topics you’d love to hear? Let us know!Twitter.com/ignorantcuriousInstagram.com/ignorantcuriousignorantcuriouspod@gmail.com

Steward of Professional Surfing on the North Shore ; no easy feat and he did so for over 45 years; something tells me he still gets called upon for sage advise ; A founding Patriarch of the current Vintage and Collectable Surfboard market place. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Timothy Rarick has been a Professor of Marriage, Family, & Child Development at BYU-Idaho for the past nine years. Dr. Rarick has worked with several organizations to promote and protect the family through public policy, research, and social media. In 2017, Tim completed a sabbatical working as a Research Fellow for the Marriage & Religion Research Initiative at Catholic University of America in Washington, DC where he has published a research synthesis paper on the unique impact fathers have on their daughters' sexual development, activity, and exploitation. Dr. Rarick was also appointed by the governor of Idaho to serve on the board of the State Department of Health & Welfare. In addition to speaking in Asia, Central America, Europe and all over the U.S. on fatherhood, sexual exploitation, technology, and many other family-related topics, he has presented numerous times at Princeton and the United Nations' Commission on the Status of Women. Dr. Rarick has been asked twice by The Holy See to speak at the United Nations on behalf of fathers and the vital role they play in gender equality and women empowerment. He also writes research briefs and testifies for fathers' rights and equal shared parenting in family courts. Tim and his wife, Jodi, have been married for 20 years and have four children. This is an audio podcast of The Dr J Show. Full video episode is available here. Resources Family Life Education blog: familygoodthings.com "Dad—A Girl’s First and Most Influential Love," article on father-daughter relationships Dr Rarick's presentation at Princeton University connecting fatherless daughters to the over sexualized hook-up culture

Join Andrew as he interviews Tim Rarick, a professor and a speaker at BYU Idaho, who seeks to make complex ideas simplified. In this episode Tim helps to explain why people struggle with deep emotional issues and how ties can be mended through focusing on being integrity to what we yearn for in relationships. An introduction of Tim Rarick [0:11] Who does Tim work with? [3:00] Is dealing with porn a global issue? [4:30] What are the main causes of problems for families? [8:20] What ways can parents help their children inherit healthy intimacy? [10:00] What do studies and research show about the need for intimacy? [11:30] How do you solve the real issue and what does Tim compare it to? [14:20] What are examples of intimacy that have an important impact on society? [16:10] What are the results of not receiving unconditional love as a child? [19:50] What do most women who have worked in the porn industry have in common in relation to men? [21:05] What does Tim recommend doing to deepen your intimacy and to recreate a good script? [23:30] A good story of change in a woman’s life. [30:05] Tim sharing on a breakthrough in his own relationship to his son. [35:00] What is a good way to be prepared for marriage? [38:00] What are behavioural patterns for healthy relationships? [42:15] What benefits exist in relational stability? [47:00] Book tips Bonds that make us Free, by C. Terry Warner How to Avoid Falling in Love with a Jerk, by John Van Epp

In this episode I interviewed Tom Rarick. Tom is a top tier WGI judge and the percussion arranger for the Bluecoats Drum and Bugle Corps. In this episode we discuss Tom's design process and break down the WGI adjudication sheets.

Former LPGA Player Cindy Rarick by Supertalk Mississippi

Damon gets to interview Master Sergeant Tom Rarick and catch up on old times marching the Cadets, what his duties are with the Air Force and how he developed into the arranger for the Bluecoats. Marcos joins and there are gig alerts, product reviews, listener letters, music news and more!

You want to make it in the sport of motocross and supercross? It's not easy. Jacob Hayes is a multi-time AMA Amateur National Champion at Loretta Lynn Ranch and the 2018 AMSOIL Arenacross Champion. But Arenacross is gone, and Hayes is trying to make the grade in the world's biggest series, grabbing top-fives in stadiums and top-tens outdoors. The CycleTrader.com/Rock River Yamaha rider doesn't know what's in store for next year yet—he's just grinding away every day in North Carolina with his trainer, Seth Rarick, at his side. These boys put in work, but so does everyone else on the line. Jason Weigandt jumps in with Rarick and Hayes for a drive to the practice track and some bench racing between motos. It's an interesting listen about life in the trenches during the week. The Racer X Exhaust podcast is presented by Yoshimura.

Current state representative Jason Rarick joins the program to answer characterizations of his second amendment efforts and talk about his campaign for a state senate seat up for special election.

Current state representative Jason Rarick joins the program to answer characterizations of his second amendment efforts and talk about his campaign for a state senate seat up for special election.

Jason Rarick joins Justice & Drew to discuss his run in the CD11 special election. Later, Jim Nash chats about why he said "heck no" to MNIT.

The three legends discuss major changes to wave riding they lived through during their long and still going surfing lives. The rise of localism as lineups got more crowded and aggressive. The first concave nose. The key evolutions that led to the rise of the short board and modern tube-riding. And of course why the spirit of Aloha is the soul of surfing.

Paul talks to Randy Rarick about being enthralled by his first wave in Waikiki, making money as a kid by being the master of ding repair, and how traveling the world for waves in the 1970s inspired his vision to help create a global professional surfing association. Not to mention a thoughtful meditation on Aloha.

Episode 18 of the Aged Out Podcast with Mike Fantini and Evan Worrell. We sit down with the Bluecoats Drum and Bugle Corps' Percussion Arranger, Tom Rarick.

Frank Bassett welcomes Jeff White, GM of The Omni Tucson National Resort, LPGA Professional Cindy Rarick and more "LIVE" from The Cologuard Classic in Tucson, AZ

It's been a long time in the making but we are finally on the eve of the 2017 season! Phil Nicoletti comes on to argue with Steve about dropping down to the SX2 class, Ralph talks about how exciting the coming series will be, Lars Lindstrom talks about the Red Riders and Seth Rarick is in studio for the entertaining insider perspective. Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Cooper Webb comes on to discuss a crazy Vegas mudder where he secured his second 250 SX title. Gavin Faith discusses his Arenacross championship and we have C Webb's buddy Seth Rarick and Eddie Ray in studio providing the commentary. Remember to listen live Monday's at 6pm PST!

Janet Rarick, Associate Professor of Music Career Development at Rice University Shepherd School of Music shared how her own career developed and how she found her way to teaching.  We talk about; the importance of taking chances on opportunities, the importance of having support system of colleagues, the process in creating a career class, various ways in teaching career skills, defining a successful career and finding a creative outlet no matter what career path one takes, understanding your inner critic, the importance of performance experience in helping with performance anxiety, the importance of personal skills in getting and keeping a job and the skill of speaking to an audience.

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From creating the professional surfing tour to traveling the globe and being the very first surfer at some of the best surf spots in the world, Randy Rarick is one of few people who has contributed back to surfing as much as he has received. In today’s environment where nearly every moment of a professional surfer’s … Continue reading "089 – Randy Rarick" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices