Podcasts about richmond indiana

In the history of early recorded music, one label stands out as a kind of unlikely blessing. A recording studio in the unassuming town of Richmond Indiana would end up making some of the first recordings of now legendary artists in the blues, hillbilly and jazz genres. To help us get a grasp of the contribution that Gennett Records gave to music history is the former president of the Starr-Gennett Foundation, Bob Jacobsen.

Adam Nussbaum and I welcome three great jazz drummers who happen to be from the same small town, Joe Hunt, Harold Jones and Jeff Hamilton. Their evident love and respect for one another fuels great stories and remembrances, related with humility and good-natured ribbing. This is a fun and inspiring show you don't want to miss.

When shots were fired -- released body cam video and audio reveals the horror of Monday's shooting in Louisville... School's out of the day in German Township after a water main break affects food service... Residents neighboring a recycling center in Richmond Indiana are evacuated when fire breaks out...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Awakened Life Podcast - Interview with Sep Shoemaker "Leverage Wealth To Make A Huge Impact” Awakened Life Podcast Season 3 Ep. 54 --- Guiseppe (Sep) Shoemaker was born in Richmond Indiana. He has been married to his wife Allison for 20 years and they have two boys, Tucker, and Toby. They live on their farm outside of Richmond and enjoy the country life. Sep has been in the construction industry for 30 years, and is the owner of Shoemaker Properties LLC, Shoemaker Properties Management LLC, and Shoemaker Properties Contracting LLC. When he's not spending time with his family or working, Sep enjoys leading worship and small groups at LIFESPRING Church, where he and his family attend. Jesus, business, and leadership are all areas that Sep is consistently trying to grow in. Kingdom Legacy Ministries is the feeding ministry in the Philippines. https://kingdomlegacyministries.org/ Project AK-47 is a ministry that saves children from being child soldiers. https://www.projectak47.com/ --- To find greater balance in your work and life, download the Total Freedom (life wheel) Exercise here: wheel.awakenedlife.com To join the Awakened Life Community at our next live retreat in Scottsdale, please apply here: https://www.awakenedlife.live/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/scott-landis/message

The clean-up and search for a cause continues on North Weinbach Avenue after Wednesday's house explosion... An Evansville man pled guilty to escaping from federal custody and will serve 18 months in prison... A Richmond Indiana police officer is fighting for her life after being shot in a traffic stop.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nathan and Micah invite fellow pastor, Chris Monaghan, from Gateway Church in Richmond Indiana into the studio to discuss what it means to be a bold voice in a culture hostile to the Truth of God's Word.  The guys also talk about where Indiana should go when it comes to the important issue of Life in the womb now that Roe has been overturned.

Join the team as the discuss the disappearance of Marilyn 'Niqui' Renee Nicole McCown.  Niqui disappeared from Richmond, Indiana on July 22, 2001 leaving behind a fiancé, a 9 year-old daughter and questions.You can reach us on Instagram: smalltownmissingIf you have any information regarding Niqui's disappearance, contact Richmond Police Department at 765-983-7247.Facebook page for Niqui McCown -https://www.facebook.com/niqui.mccownSources for this episode -https://www.daytondailynews.com/news/crime--law/overlooked-evidence-leads-trotwood-officer/nRx6l7v7b1ictnJRINAQYN/https://charleyproject.org/case/Niqui-renee-nicole-mccownhttps://unsolvedmysteries.fandom.com/wiki/Niqui_McCownhttps://www.doenetwork.org/cases/3198dfin.htmlhttps://storiesoftheunsolved.com/2019/01/17/the-disappearance-of-Niqui-mccown/https://www.wdtn.com/news/local-news/20-years-later-niqui-mccowns-family-plans-remembrance-as-they-still-search-for-answers/ 

Episode 20: Niqui McCown - Richmond, Indiana 3 weeks before her wedding, 28-year-old Niqui McCown went missing from her local laundromat. Niqui was an intelligent, beautiful mother with a bright future ahead of her. How did Niqui disappear? And who around her could be responsible for the disappearance? Join Alicia this week as she tackles this case from all angles. Tell us what you think! Email us at: murdnerds@gmail.com or contact us via social media. - Facebook: facebook.com/murdnerds - Twitter: twitter.com/murdnerdspod - Instagram: instagram.com/murdnerds - TikTok: tiktok.com/murdnerds Video podcasting will be available soon through YouTube and Spotify. - YouTube.com/murdnerds MurdNerds is available wherever you enjoy listening to podcasts. If you're an Apple Podcast or Spotify listener, please support the podcast in an easy and free way by following, subscribing, rating, and reviewing! Merch available now!: https://murdnerds-merch.creator-spring.com/ If you would like to help contribute monetarily to MurdNerds, please consider a monthly donation of $0.99, $4.99, or $9.99: https://anchor.fm/murdnerds/support To check out the other podcasts within the Golden Mojo Entertainment: - Golden Image Podcast: https://linktr.ee/goldenimagepodcast - The Call Guys: https://linktr.ee/thecallguyspodcast - The United States of Paranormal: https://linktr.ee/TUSOPPod Hosted by Ashlee Lippert and Alicia Cauffman Produced and edited by Jeremy Golden Opening theme by Geibral on Pixabay Ad theme by Jeremy Golden --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/murdnerds/support

On this episode Dutch and Gibbler detail the street sweeper joyride / low speed police pursuit down the streets of our fair city of Richmond Indiana. A garage was destroyed, cars were damaged but the streets have never been cleaner. All that and more....

Historian Dr. Rabbi Lance Sussman was a three-year Rabbinic student who served the Jewish Community of Richmond Indiana almost 40 years ago. Rabbi Sussman published a History of the community with the Indiana Jewish Historical Society in 1981 called "The Emergence of a Jewish Community in Richmond, Indiana." We talk about the uniqueness of Of Temple Beth Boruk in Richmond Indiana where Rabbi Sussman served as Student Rabbi and how it differs from other Jewish communities of similar size in Indiana. We discuss how small communities such as Richmond Indiana can be a great launching pad for future Rabbinic carriers. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/injewishhistory/support

2021 Wayne Co. Foundation Challenge Match: Richmond Indiana Pickleball (10/22/2021) - Kelley & Ray do their first interview for this year's fundraiser by talking to Wayne Mullins. Keep an eye on waynecountyfoundation.org/ to donate between 11/01-11/09/2021

Greg Rakestraw fills in for Bob Lovell on Indiana Sports Talk. Greg speaks with Adam Alexander from FS1. Adam does play by play for the Nascar XFinity Series and they spoke about the series where Justin Haley from Winamac Indiana took his first victory in the XFinity Series. He also spoke with Will Haskett from the PGA Tour Radio. They spoke about some local Indiana golfers who are currently playing on the Tour. They spoke on Bo Van Pelt from Richmond Indiana on his return to the tour after suffering from injuries that had previously kept him sidelined. They also spoke on Patrick Rogers from Avon Indiana the previous IHSAA State Champion.

She works her magic in the loft studio of her home in the tiny western Ohio village of Casstown. For artist and Wright State University alumna Kathy Moore, that “magic” has landed her in about 40 national art competitions and for the second year in a row produced artwork that won the top award at the Richmond Art Museum in Richmond Indiana. The museum, for more than a century, has hosted this competition with works from artists that once included French painter Claude Monet. In this year’s 121st edition of the show, Moore won with a 36 by 36 inch drawing titled “Three of Hearts Still Life.” More at http://webapp2.wright.edu/web1/newsroom/2019/12/11/lofty-success/

Every now and then, plants can surprise you.   In this case I’m talking about more than just a beautiful bloom or general survival. I’m talking about variations that could lead to exciting new varieties. This topic was covered in the newspaper out of Richmond Indiana on this day in 1938.   Here’s what it said:  "Black Hull Wheat - the wheat that increased production by millions of bushels in the Southwest - came from just one plant discovered in his wheat field by Earl Clark in Sedgwick county, Kans. The Wayzata ever-bearing strawberry came from just one plant discovered in a patch of June-bearing strawberries in Hennepin county, Minn. And, John Brown discovered an entirely new kind of watermelon - and a dandy - in his melon patch in White county, Illinois. Keep your eyes open."     Brevities   #OTD  It was on this day that the German botanist and internationally-regarded landscape architect Ludwig Winter was born.   Winter taught Karl Forrester - of Karl Forrester grass fame - when he came to visit him in Italy.  Early on, Winter was drawn to exotic plants.  When he began gardening in Italy he experimented with them. Instead of letting them go crazy or turn into a jungle, Winter's tropical gardens were very controlled and created a scene.    Winter's reputation is inextricably bound to palm trees and Palm Gardens became symbolic of the seaside resorts along the Italian Riviera. Ultimately, Winter’s contribution was making exotic plants accessible to all gardeners, not just to the wealthy.   Winter also created new concepts in the marketing of nurseries. Winter came up with the idea of using nurseries to permanently exhibit plants. This would help his clients imagine the end result of garden designs and to promote various schemes that could  be replicated in the clients garden.   Winter's best gardens were created along the Italian Riviera - some exist still today.   When Monet saw the area, he wrote:  "Water, flowers, and poetry merge into a musical harmony of colors that my eyes have never met…. In addition, to paint certain landscapes you should have a palette of gems and diamonds. It is wonderful."       #OTD  It was on this day in 1854 that two years of simple living near Walden Pond in Massachusetts was shared with the world in the form of a book; Henry David Thoreau's Walden was published. It was Henry David Thoreau who said:   ”The question is not what you look at, but what you see."    "Gardening is civil and social, but it wants the vigor and freedom of the forest and the outlaw."      #OTD   Today, in 1869, the explorer John Wesley Powell named an area of the Grand Canyon after his botanist George Vasey. Known as Vasey’s Paradise,water spills out from the north rim of the Grand Canyon into the Colorado river. It’s a spectacularly beautiful waterfall.   A year earlier, in 1868, during Powell‘s preliminary expedition, Vasey had accompanied him and collected a large number of plants. Vasey returned to Illinois where he became the curator of the Illinois State University Natural History Museum and ultimately the chief botanist of the USDA.    Here’s what Powell wrote in his about Vasey's Paradise, on August 9, 1869:   "The river turns sharply to the east, and seems enclosed by a wall, set; with a million brilliant gems. What can it mean? Every eye is engaged, everyone wonders.    On coming nearer, we find fountains bursting from the rock, high overhead, and the spray in the sunshine forms the gems which bedeck the wall.    The rocks below the fountain are covered with mosses, and ferns, and many beautiful flowering plants.    We name it Vasey's Paradise, in honor of the botanist who traveled with us last year."       #OTD Today is the birthday of the Belgium botanical illustrator, Helen Durand, who was born on this day in 1883. After taking classes in art and botany, Durand worked full-time in the garden of the royal Belgian Institute.   Durand was meticulous and her work as an artist.   Once she spent more than 105 hours drawing the cone of the Abies nobilis - commonly called the red fir, noble fir or Christmas Tree.     #OTD Today is the birthday of Rachel Lowe Lambert Lloyd Mellon also known as Bunny Mellon.   She got her nickname from a family nurse. Bunny's earliest memory was shared in the preface in one of her books. Bunny wrote that she remembered,   "... being very small near a bed of tall, white, phlox in my godmothers garden. This towering forest of scent and white flowers was the beginning of ceaseless and trust, passion, and pleasure in gardens and books.“   Bunny’s greatest passion was garden design.    She became well known after designing the White House Rose garden. Bunny was a close friend of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.   One of Bunny's first gardens was designed for Hattie Carnegie, who was a clothing designer. At the age of 23, Bunny designed her garden and even planted it. In exchange, Carnegie gave her a coat and a dress from her salon.   A woman after my own heart, Bunny loved books and she had a wonderful collection of rear garden books, manuscripts and botanical prints.   In fact, Bunny credited her books for inspiring her designs. She said,   “my beginning, started with rare books on plants and garden plants, mostly French or Italian. They were like my Bibles.“         Unearthed Words Fairest of months ! ripe Summer's Queen ! The hey-day of the year, With robes that gleam with sunny sheen Sweet August doth appear. With rosy fruit her skirts are drest, Flowers her glory swell, And birthday wishes are most blest, Breathed 'neath her potent spell. - Richard Combe Miller     Today's book recommendation: Complete Illustrated Guide to the Holistic Herbal by David Hoffmann    This book offers advice on how to gather herbs and prepare remedies. Also includes a lovely reference in an A to Z format. For each herb, it tells how to grow, harvest, dry store and use each plant.   Beginners using herbs will appreciate the step-by-step instructions for making tinctures, decoctions, infusions, and other types of homemade medicines.     Today's Garden Chore   If you’re looking to add more shrubs to your garden, consider adding Black Lace Black Elder.     Black lace is a very versatile plant. It handles tough conditions with ease. When it flowers it really goes overboard and tt looks extra-fantastic against the finally cut foliage.   Each of the flowers has five stamens; the fragrance is lovely and it’s extremely popular with pollinators.   Black Lace is perfect for growing in a hedge and if you chop it back in spring to keep it more compact, you'll get even darker leaves - Bonus!       Something Sweet  Reviving the little botanic spark in your heart   Today in 1945, the Japanese arborist, Masayuki, propagated a new generation of flame trees from the mother tree.   The mother tree had survived the atomic bomb on Nagasaki.   One of the trees is now located at the Glasgow botanic garden. It is planted at the entrance of the herb garden.        And also here’s some bonus sugar for you today:   Today in 1967, the song San Francisco, performed by Scott McKenzie, started a four-week run at the number one spot on the UK singles chart. It’s also referred to as the unofficial anthem of the counter culture movement of the 60s.     The song starts out with these lyrics:   "If you’re going to San Francisco be sure to wear some flowers in your hair. If you’re going to San Francisco you’re going to meet some gentle people there."       Thanks for listening to the daily gardener, and remember: "For a happy, healthy life, garden every day."

Dr. Michael Johnson is no stranger to alien and UFO-related experiences. However, this is the first time that he’s going public in such a manner as now, and we are honoured to be one of the first ones to have interviewed him in this capacity. Dr. Johnson is a retired Harvard Medical School psychiatrist and professor, having received his BA from Earlham College in Richmond Indiana, and MD from Indiana University School of Medicine. Following his medical residency in psychiatry, Dr. Johnson served as a “Lieutenant Commander” and “Staff Psychiatrist” at a US Naval Hospital, subsequently moving to Boston to become the “Psychiatrist-in-Chief” at the Massachusetts Osteopathic Hospital, before eventually taking the position as Staff Psychiatrist at Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates in Cambridge. Dr. Johnson’s first contact with abduction experiences was just after a fellow renowned Harvard physician, Dr. John Mack, referred one of his abductee patients to him. After hearing of the abductee’s experiences, Dr. Johnson continued to research the phenomena and has gathered an incredible amount of material. From ever-advancing neuroimaging technology, to increased professional interest from across the world, Dr. Johnson has been at the forefront of the medical investigations of abduction. During this interview, we begin by exploring Dr. Johnson’s experiences from the beginning. When did he first come across the Alien Abduction Phenomenon? What makes a case particularly believable or compelling? How much is “real,” and how much is merely a psychological anomaly? Furthermore, how has the abduction experience evolved over time? We then explore how certain experiences might have geographical correlations. Furthermore, what about the involvement of psychedelics? Is what we see under certain influences “real” or “all in our heads”? How have ancient civilisations interacted with psychedelics in the past? Could certain substances facilitate our communication with “other-worldly” entities? Also, what about the treatment of mental disorders? Could this type of research help with general psychiatric experiences? What is the exact relationship between substance-induced psychedelic experiences, and involuntary experiences? What does ayahuasca and DMT teach us about these topics?

P.H. Dee and Jess Marshall, two former educators, are here to school the children. One's a queen, the other's a fan, and both want to shed light on the drag scene in the flyover states. On the syllabus today, we discuss Pride Month, what it is, why it's important, and highlight a few festivities in Indiana and Ohio. We dive into a bit of national, state, and personal histories, and also offer thoughts on why Pride can be problematic. Both P.H. Dee and Jess were sick, but couldn't bear to cancel class, so forgive the brevity and ignore the coughs or sniffles!Royalty Free Music from Bensound

Episode 107 of Boss Hog of Liberty is now available! Back from the WAY too long Spring Break recess. https://bosshog.fireside.fm/120 Jeremiah Morrell and Dakota Davis are your hosts. Chris Guffey is in the producer's chair. Sara Morrell is in charge of refreshments! Featured guest is Mark Brim, Richmond Indiana legend, noted bacon hater, DQ dreamsicle viral videographer, and former DJ at Kicks 96. We talk Indiana Statehouse updates, Presidential race review, Is President Trump listening to our show? The local Wal-Mart is getting upgrades; and finally Mark Brim hits the post with some classic country music. Enjoy every minute! For even more bonus content, check out www.patreon.com/bosshogofliberty Support The Boss Hog of Liberty Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Steve, Renee, Chris and Derek help McNew find the best bottle in her hometown of Richmond, Indiana by completing a bracket challenge for her of the best bottles she could find there. The Bourbon Daily intro music (Welcome to the Show) and outro music (That’s A Wrap) are both by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com).

Episode 20 of Boss Hog of Liberty! Jeremiah Morrell and Dakota Davis are joined by new cohost Clay Morgan. They discuss the weekend that Jeremiah had without Dakota. Jeremiah and Clay spent some time supporting Save Games Library and Shop, and tried the new game “Agenda”. Turns out the boys can create a controversy with just about anything. Sorry Darrin Jacobs. Featured guest is Mark Brim, a two time Libertarian candidate from Richmond Indiana. Mark discusses his races for State Representative, thinks back to his time as a radio DJ, accidentally starting a car club, and grills Clay about being a Trump voter. The crew discuss the disaster that Facebook groups have turned into. They have spiraled into food critics and citizens complaining about road construction. On the national side, they discuss the new Surgeon General, and Clay sides with Senator Rand Paul on the debt ceiling. Another great episode. Listen and subscribe today! Support The Boss Hog of Liberty Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

YOU ARE LISTENING TO EPISODE 402 WITH AUTHOR KING TEASDELL & JERRY ROYCE LIVE.AUTHOR KING TEASDELL, a graduate of the Paul Laurence Dunbar's health magnet program, King worked @ Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, which opened his introduction into attending a small Quaker college in Richmond Indiana, called Earlham College.While in attendance there, King began his studies into biology, psychology, philosophy and sociology.Being drawn to the need of help people, King later became a Cardiac Rescue Technician through the Baltimore City Fire department to becoming an Advance Life Support Paramedic in Emergency Medicine.Because of these experiences, (just to name a few), King was led into the endeavors of discovering the deeper spiritual meaning of Life and Love.From these, he has become the founder and Vessels of The Souls Of Life Society and is authoring a soon to be released book entitled, "THE POWER OF CHOICE, Path of Divine Royalty to Conquer Darkness.

YOU ARE LISTENING TO EPISODE 402 WITH AUTHOR KING TEASDELL & JERRY ROYCE LIVE.AUTHOR KING TEASDELL, a graduate of the Paul Laurence Dunbar's health magnet program, King worked @ Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, which opened his introduction into attending a small Quaker college in Richmond Indiana, called Earlham College.While in attendance there, King began his studies into biology, psychology, philosophy and sociology.Being drawn to the need of help people, King later became a Cardiac Rescue Technician through the Baltimore City Fire department to becoming an Advance Life Support Paramedic in Emergency Medicine.Because of these experiences, (just to name a few), King was led into the endeavors of discovering the deeper spiritual meaning of Life and Love.From these, he has become the founder and Vessels of The Souls Of Life Society and is authoring a soon to be released book entitled, "THE POWER OF CHOICE, Path of Divine Royalty to Conquer Darkness.

Tim and Bonnie Cummings from Richmond Indiana. Serving Youth Since 1969!

A fiercely good show brimming with poetry including poets from New York City, Houston, Texas, Binghamton, NY, Northridge, Oakland and Los Angeles, California and Richmond Indiana. Check out the full episode in the archive!

Listen to Carleton as he talks about the misconceptions people have with the current real estate market due to negative media coverage. Carleton will give sound advice about becoming a successful real estate investor in today's buyers market. Carleton will advise listeners where an investor should look to buy real estate and what a new investor needs to do to start an investment business.