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Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Musk's approach is business only to cut waste, fraud, and corruption. A recent revelation showed that USAID paid media companies millions, including Politico. Politico recently published an article that was a question-and-answer interview with Rohit Krishnan, a San Fransisco Bay-based engineer, economist, and venture capitalist...

Paper Son: Chinese American Citizen.  Chinese immigration to America was unique for various reasons.  All of this is the subject of my new series. I begin with the historical account of early American naturalization and immigration events, politics, and jurisprudence.  From the early years I work through and discuss first the Gold Rush and then the construction of the intercontinental railroad to the onslaught of Chinese immigration into the United States. Eventually leading to violence, exclusion, and deportation of Chinese persons.  All this finally led to the United States Government's acknowledgement and apology.  Including a recognition of Chinese American contributions. The discussion about naturalization and immigration inevitably leads to the questions of (1) who should be an American; and (2) what is an American?Support the show

The San Fransisco Bay area was very influential on the music scene in the late '60s and early '70s. In this episode, I am talking with Lee Brenkman, who has spent over 50 years working in many of the iconic venues there like the Avalon Ballroom, Family Dog on the Great Highway, and the Great American Music Hall. A very influential person in live sound history is Bob Cohen. He was the co-owner, co-manager, and sound engineer for the Family Dog, the San Francisco concert promoter that ran neck-and-neck with Bill Graham.Cohen went on to start his own sound company called Lumiere Productions. He invented the modern-day intercom system and founded the company Clear-Com with Charlie Butten. Lee Brenkman was there in the shop as Bob and Charlie were drawing the schematics out on butcher paper.For the last 47 years, Lee has worked at the Great American Music Hall as the house sound tech and later becoming the sound department head. We spent a fair amount of time talking about the progression of gear through the years there, along with some memorable shows like Duke Ellington's last San Fransisco performances, Robin Williams HBO Special, and more.  ----------------- Jimmy Hendrix Show for Family Dog in Denver Colorado, Feb 14, 1968 Lee discusses this the show and how he provided support speakers in the episode. you can listen to a recording of the show.  ------------------  Check out www.howwegotloud.com for more details and other episodes

The boys are joined by Jahdé Marley of By The Hand  / ZRS to talk about hybrid grapes in Japan and California. To be honest, most of this season wouldn't have existed without Jahdé. She's be absolutely critical to the recent turn towards hybrids and alternative ferments in NYC and beyond, so like, uh, buckle up for some knowledge. This is the last domestic episode of the season, and I have to be honest, nothing has made us love US wine as much as the last 2 months have, so really,  seek these wines out ok dorks? //// LIST////Domain Tetta, 'Bonbons Colores,' 2019//Grape Republic, Bailey A, 2019//Two Eighty Project, San Fransisco Bay, 'L'amalgame,' 2021 //North American Press, ‘The Rebel,' 2020////Support the show

In this week's episode my hilarious sister, Sandy and I discuss the 5th book in the Abby Cooper series (Crime Seen) before talking teddy bears, rainbows, and an update on Bunnygate. We then get into the absolutely fascinating case of the only men EVER to escape Alcatraz. Did they make it? Or did they drown int he frigid waters of San Fransisco Bay? Want to learn more about me, my books, or schedule an appointment for a psychic/medium reading? Click here: https://victorialaurie.com and here! https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=22012581

In this week's episode my hilarious sister, Sandy and I discuss the 5th book in the Abby Cooper series (Crime Seen) before talking teddy bears, rainbows, and an update on Bunnygate. We then get into the absolutely fascinating case of the only men EVER to escape Alcatraz. Did they make it? Or did they drown int he frigid waters of San Fransisco Bay? Want to learn more about me, my books, or schedule an appointment for a psychic/medium reading? Click here: https://victorialaurie.com and here! https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=22012581

In this week's episode my hilarious sister, Sandy and I discuss the 5th book in the Abby Cooper series (Crime Seen) before talking teddy bears, rainbows, and an update on Bunnygate. We then get into the absolutely fascinating case of the only men EVER to escape Alcatraz. Did they make it? Or did they drown int he frigid waters of San Fransisco Bay? Want to learn more about me, my books, or schedule an appointment for a psychic/medium reading? Click here: https://victorialaurie.com and here! https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=22012581

In this week's episode my hilarious sister, Sandy and I discuss the 5th book in the Abby Cooper series (Crime Seen) before talking teddy bears, rainbows, and an update on Bunnygate. We then get into the absolutely fascinating case of the only men EVER to escape Alcatraz. Did they make it? Or did they drown int he frigid waters of San Fransisco Bay? Want to learn more about me, my books, or schedule an appointment for a psychic/medium reading? Click here: https://victorialaurie.com and here! https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=22012581

In this week's episode my hilarious sister, Sandy and I discuss the 5th book in the Abby Cooper series (Crime Seen) before talking teddy bears, rainbows, and an update on Bunnygate. We then get into the absolutely fascinating case of the only men EVER to escape Alcatraz. Did they make it? Or did they drown int he frigid waters of San Fransisco Bay? Want to learn more about me, my books, or schedule an appointment for a psychic/medium reading? Click here: https://victorialaurie.com and here! https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=22012581

In this week's episode my hilarious sister, Sandy and I discuss the 5th book in the Abby Cooper series (Crime Seen) before talking teddy bears, rainbows, and an update on Bunnygate. We then get into the absolutely fascinating case of the only men EVER to escape Alcatraz. Did they make it? Or did they drown int he frigid waters of San Fransisco Bay? Want to learn more about me, my books, or schedule an appointment for a psychic/medium reading? Click here: https://victorialaurie.com and here! https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=22012581

In this week's episode my hilarious sister, Sandy and I discuss the 5th book in the Abby Cooper series (Crime Seen) before talking teddy bears, rainbows, and an update on Bunnygate. We then get into the absolutely fascinating case of the only men EVER to escape Alcatraz. Did they make it? Or did they drown int he frigid waters of San Fransisco Bay? Want to learn more about me, my books, or schedule an appointment for a psychic/medium reading? Click here: https://victorialaurie.com and here! https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=22012581

In this week's episode my hilarious sister, Sandy and I discuss the 5th book in the Abby Cooper series (Crime Seen) before talking teddy bears, rainbows, and an update on Bunnygate. We then get into the absolutely fascinating case of the only men EVER to escape Alcatraz. Did they make it? Or did they drown int he frigid waters of San Fransisco Bay? Want to learn more about me, my books, or schedule an appointment for a psychic/medium reading? Click here: https://victorialaurie.com and here! https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=22012581

In this week's episode my hilarious sister, Sandy and I discuss the 5th book in the Abby Cooper series (Crime Seen) before talking teddy bears, rainbows, and an update on Bunnygate. We then get into the absolutely fascinating case of the only men EVER to escape Alcatraz. Did they make it? Or did they drown int he frigid waters of San Fransisco Bay? Want to learn more about me, my books, or schedule an appointment for a psychic/medium reading? Click here: https://victorialaurie.com and here! https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=22012581

In this week's episode my hilarious sister, Sandy and I discuss the 5th book in the Abby Cooper series (Crime Seen) before talking teddy bears, rainbows, and an update on Bunnygate. We then get into the absolutely fascinating case of the only men EVER to escape Alcatraz. Did they make it? Or did they drown int he frigid waters of San Fransisco Bay? Want to learn more about me, my books, or schedule an appointment for a psychic/medium reading? Click here: https://victorialaurie.com and here! https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=22012581

In this week's episode my hilarious sister, Sandy and I discuss the 5th book in the Abby Cooper series (Crime Seen) before talking teddy bears, rainbows, and an update on Bunnygate. We then get into the absolutely fascinating case of the only men EVER to escape Alcatraz. Did they make it? Or did they drown int he frigid waters of San Fransisco Bay? Want to learn more about me, my books, or schedule an appointment for a psychic/medium reading? Click here: https://victorialaurie.com and here! https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=22012581

In this week's episode my hilarious sister, Sandy and I discuss the 5th book in the Abby Cooper series (Crime Seen) before talking teddy bears, rainbows, and an update on Bunnygate. We then get into the absolutely fascinating case of the only men EVER to escape Alcatraz. Did they make it? Or did they drown int he frigid waters of San Fransisco Bay? Want to learn more about me, my books, or schedule an appointment for a psychic/medium reading? Click here: https://victorialaurie.com and here! https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=22012581

Driving late to our VRBO we wake up to a spectacular view over the the town of Sonoma, the distant hills, San Fransisco Bay and a glimpse of the top of the San Fransisco Bay Bridge.  Adventures and wine tasting await!  First to Gundlach Bundschu winery [www.gunbun.com] where we ride throughout the vineyards for some hands on education and tasting.  Then onto Winery Sixteen 600 [www.winerysixteen600.com] where we once again enjoy a great education, terrific wines all under the watchful eyes of everything Grateful Dead as a homage to the days the Vintner, Phil Coturri, toured with the Dead.  Tonight Master Chef, Me, made my classic pink Alfredo fettuccine with julienned peppers, sun-dried tomatoes and prosciutto along with salad and foccia bread  slathered in pesto.   Of course many bottles of wine from the days labor accompanied the meal while we dined al fresco overlooking Sonoma Valley --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ship-bright/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ship-bright/support

In this green turns to black episode, Host Ande the Elf joins Jose Navales by the Golden Gate Bridge, and journeys through a hella cool version of Nor Cal.  Jose and his brother have been operating a business in the San Fransisco Bay area for several years now, all the while adapting with the changes of the city from Google and the pandemic.  Their business curates local foods and is called Locovore!  Find them and their wonderful events on instagram @Locovore!  We will explore the cannabis revolution comically, local foods movements, ESP, reggae music and so much more in this delightful conversation, infused with some local butter.  We hope you have a good time with this one, kick back and enjoy while doing what you do while you podcast it out...Support the showLinks to Stefin101 and Doctor Bionic Check us out on instagram @wakethefarmup @maintaining_ground_podcast@kastle_369Ask how you could be involved in the show, Subscribe and Support the Show

This week we discuss the dark history of the world's most infamous prison. Sitting in the chilly waters of San Fransisco Bay, Alcatraz was the home of America's most difficult and dangerous criminals including Al Capone and Robert "Birdman of Alcatraz" Stroud. Over the years, 36 men in 14 different attempts would try to escape the island. Whether or not some of them were successful is still up for debate. Sources: -https://www.bop.gov/about/history/alcatraz.jsp -https://www.alcatrazhistory.com/rock/rock-037.htm

Virginia and Zach run Gatecrasher Fishing Adventures out of San Fransisco Bay. Captain Zack Medinas and Captain Virginia Salvador of Gatecrasher Fishing Adventures and Unforgettable Virginia https://www.gatecrasherfishing.com Fly Navarro coming live everyday to break up the negativity on Social Media as we are on lockdown. Welcome to the No BS World Tour!!! Fly Navarro is the owner of Fly Zone Fishing and travels to the World's greatest fishing destinations to share how great our sport truly is…. And We’re Back! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/flynavarro Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/flynavarro_ Podcast: https://spotify.com/flynavarro Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Californiaaaaaaa knows how to partay! And we know how to drink... This installment in our 50 States of Ghosts series has researching stretching from the San Fransisco Bay all the way to Beverly Hills, skipping all that flyover part in between. Tami takes advice from some TripAdvisor reviews and sips sherry and nibbles cookies while discussing a ghost that was embroiled in what passed for a sex scandal in the 1880s. And Amie gets Old Hollywood glam researching the famous Pickfair estate, it's ghostly history, and untimely demise. This episode may pass for estimable!

The San Fransisco Bay area was very influential on the music scene in the late '60s and early '70s. In this episode, I am talking with Lee Brenkman, who has spent over 50 years working in many of the iconic venues there like the Avalon Ballroom, Family Dog on the Great Highway, and the Great American Music Hall. A very influential person in live sound history is Bob Cohen. He was the co-owner, co-manager, and sound engineer for the Family Dog, the San Francisco concert promoter that ran neck-and-neck with Bill Graham.Cohen went on to start his own sound company called Lumiere Productions. He invented the modern-day intercom system and founded the company Clear-Com with Charlie Butten. Lee Brenkman was there in the shop as Bob and Charlie were drawing the schematics out on butcher paper.For the last 47 years, Lee has worked at the Great American Music Hall as the house sound tech and later becoming the sound department head. We spent a fair amount of time talking about the progression of gear through the years there, along with some memorable shows like Duke Ellington's last San Fransisco performances, Robin Williams HBO Special, and more.-----------------Jimmy Hendrix Show for Family Dog in Denver Colorado, Feb 14, 1968Lee discusses this the show and how he provided support speakers in the episode. you can listen to a recording of the show.------------------Check out www.howwegotloud.com for more details and other episodesSupport the podcast on PatreonGet your How We Got Loud swag at our online storeI want to thank Earthworks for sending me their new ICON podcasting microphone. It looks awesome and sounds great.Please check out and support The Roadie Clinic, Their mission is simple. "We exist to empower & heal roadies and their families by providing resources & services tailored to the struggles of the touring lifestyle."

A young man moved to the San Fransisco Bay area in the 1850s looking to get rich quick. It's the gold rush, it's a boomtown; what could go wrong? A lesson from one man's failures becomes an insight for success.

In the sweltering summer heat of 1985, the terrified citizens of Los Angeles made sure their windows and doors were locked, as a prowler was on the loose. Initially dubbed by media as "The Valley Intruder," as his crime spree spread to San Francisco he would eventually be known as "The Night Stalker." Any surviving witnesses had one common memory; their curly-haired attacker, who reeked of wet leather, also had wide-spaced, rotting teeth and horrible halitosis. In part one of our coverage of Richard Ramirez, we discussed his abusive childhood, his sadistic and violent father figures and we began discussing his crime spree. We conclude our series with his crime spree continuing into the San Fransisco Bay area, as well as coverage of his trial and prison marriage(s). Please rate, review, subscribe, and follow us on Instagram, and Twitter to stay updated on new episodes, true crime facts, and ridiculous serial killer memes. If you'd like to leave us a voice message and appear in upcoming episodes leave use a voicemail here: https://anchor.fm/cabinetofmystery We appreciate you telling your friends and family about us, and posting about the show on your social media! Rate & Review Follow us on Twitter Follow us on Instagram Grab your Mystery Merch here! Vote for us on the Paranormality Radio Network! WELLNESS RESOURCE LINKS: Crisis Services (Canada) Toll-Free (24/7): 1 (833) 456-4566 Text support (4pm-12am ET daily): 45645 National Lifeline (USA) 1-800-273-TALK (1-800-273-8255) Spanish, 1-888-628-9454 Crisis Services (International) https://thelifelinecanada.ca/help/crisis-centres/international-crisis-centres/ ____ Homeworld Collapse by Arthur Vyncke | https://soundcloud.com/arthurvost Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cabinetofmystery/message

Well the Eagles actually found a way not to lose in Week 3, but they also didn't find a way to win. The Birds head out to the Bay Area to take on the 49ers, so KB sat down with San Fransisco Bay's Taylor Wirth (who also covers Gabe Kapler) to discuss the matchup, get the lowdown on Nick Mullens, the return of George Kittle, and Jesus Christ that's Kendrick Bourne! The guys also highlight the X-factor battle in the trenches between both offensive and defensive lines. Waitin' all day for Sunday Night! Follow Us! Twitter: @UndergroundPHI Kyle: @KBizzl311 Taylor: @WirthTM Website: undergroundsportsphiladelphia.com Watch LIVE: FB: facebook.com/UndergroundSportsPHI Twitch: twitch.tv/undergroundsportsPHI Instagram: @undergroundphi Merch & Apparel: dsgntree.com/underground-sports…hia?rq=Underground tomahawkshades.com | Promo Code: "USP" for 25% off at checkout! manscaped.com | Promo Code: "USP" for 20% off AND free shipping Intro Music: Arkells "Eyes On The Prize" Outro Music: Arkells "Eyes On The Prize"

On this Edition of The Kirby on Sports Podcast: Josh is joined by Anna Knox of The Power Play Point Podcast to discuss the NHL and their plan to Return to Play. Later on in the show Josh interviews Jason Dumas of KRON4 News in the San Fransisco Bay area and Pro Basketball Player Erick Green. You can follow Josh on Twitter: @KirbyOnSports and @jkirby696 You can follow Erick on Twitter: @ErickGreen You can follow Jason on Twitter: @JDumasReports --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mayoplease/support

On this Edition of The Kirby on Sports Podcast: Josh is joined by Anna Knox of The Power Play Point Podcast to discuss the NHL and their plan to Return to Play.   Later on in the show Josh interviews Jason Dumas of KRON4 News in the San Fransisco Bay area and Pro Basketball Player Erick Green.   You can follow Josh on Twitter: @KirbyOnSports and @jkirby696 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thekirbyonsportspodcast/support

QT and Sign Guy pay tribute to the late Rip Oliver of Portland Wrestling, discuss swimming in San Fransisco Bay, read books, and announce the arrival of some new co-hosts. Tune in and find out the very latest here.

What do you get when you combine an impressive education, experience in tech marketing, and a love of stand-up comedy and storytelling? You get Kathy Klotz-Guest, founder of Keeping It Human! Kathy is a textbook example of creative problem solving and out-of-the-box thinking. People create products and services. People use products and services. Yet the traditional approaches Kathy found in her mid-90's tech marketing jobs seemed to completely ignore the people and humanity. As intelligent humans are prone to do, Kathy saw a problem, then set out to solve it. Armed with the skills she was honing doing stand-up company and improv after hours, Kathy started to introduce idea that telling stories and bringing humanity into the picture could change everything in marketing. Long before YouTube and social media changed the face of marketing, Kathy was laying the groundwork. Improv and comedy were fun and invigorating. Corporate tech marketing was not. Armed with the idea that people relate to real people, humor and even vulnerability, Kathy left the corporate world behind and set out to turn marketing and selling on its ear. She was brave enough to call the marketing establishment on its tone-deafness. Using the first feedback coming back across the early Internet, Kathy started to convince the establishment that she was on to something. Marketing was really storytelling. It required experimentation and risk taking and a willingness for brands to abandon the safety of the corporate monolithic image. Brands had to become human, and Kathy was ready to teach that lesson. What followed was 20 years of innovation and creativity in storytelling on both business and comedy staged in the San Fransisco Bay area. There have been seminars, workshops, speaking engagements, and books. When Kathy says things, smart marketers listen. Her commitment to creatively changing the face of that business is paying off, and its a GREAT story. Imagine that? An expert storyteller with a great story to tell. Thanks Kathy! I appreciate you taking the time to tell your HELIX story. :-) Find Kathy online at https://keepingithuman.com ----- HELIX Stories is sponsored by HELIX Managed WordPress Hosting. HELIX automatically handles all the technical WordPress stuff for you, leaving you free to create, and run your business. HELIX is a boutique host! You'll work directly with the actual humans that built and own the company. We'll move your site painlessly, then we'll keep things running perfectly day-in and day-out. Learn more about HELIX at https://iamhelix.com. Use coupon code STORIES to get three free months of HELIX managed WordPress hosting. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/helixstories/message

Today special guest Dr. Jonathan Kaplan, Plastic Surgeon from San Fransisco Bay, joins Kelley to discuss Social Media marketing and growth strategies when it comes to medical practices. From Social Media strategies, to who should handle your Social Media Marketing. Listen on to find the tips from the Social Media Healthcare Marketing Pros!

Fly along on a scenic tour over the San Fransisco Bay. We put the big, draggy, and very useful Pilatus Porter to the test. Also this week, Uber is not waiting around for a new class of aircraft to launch air taxi service.

Matt Agellon, Agellon Fence Restoration in the San Fransisco Bay, California area John LaFluer, VP of Sales for Stain & Seal Experts in Dallas, Texas Caleb Roth, Owner and CEO of Stain & Seal Experts in Nashville, Tennessee In this episode Matt answers questions from other professionals in the staining industry. He talks about his favorite products, prep work, marketing, the importance of quality project photos, and how referrals are important to his business. Reputation is key in Matt's business. Social media plays a huge role in Matt's business. He uses Instagram primarily and says that hashtags are key to grab potential clients' attention. Caleb, John and Matt discuss how to bid jobs, their proposal processes and how important it is to educate clients on the job details. Wrapping up, Caleb, John, and Matt talk about different information resources for others in the staining industry. https://www.facebook.com/Agellon-Fence-Restoration-761580317200160/?fref=tag https://www.instagram.com/agellon_fence_restoration/ https://www.restoremyfence.com/ https://stain-seal-experts-store.myshopify.com/ https://www.instagram.com/stainandsealexperts/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/1908314446162321 https://stainandsealexperts.com/ https://www.behr.com/consumer https://www.olympic.com/ https://www.armclark.com/ https://thecontractorfight.com/

Rea Kolbl is an athlete on the Spartan Pro Team and a Ph.D. student at Stanford. In her first full year of obstacle racing, she has accomplished a laundry list of achievements including winning the last race of the Spartan US Championship series in West Virginia, cementing the 2nd place in the US Championship Series overall. She also placed 2nd in the inaugural US OCR Championship, her first non-Spartan OCR race. She lives and trains in the San Fransisco Bay area, with trail running being her main obsession. When not on trails she is either working in the lab, traveling to races, or annoying her partner in crime, husband Bunsak Pra. On the podcast, she talks about her history in gymnastics and how obstacle racing gave her a second chance to be an athlete and more.    Find Rea:  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rkolbl   Instagram: http://instagram.com/reakolbl   Show Sponsored by:  Four Sigmatic - http://www.foursigmatic.com Use code: DIYS to save 10% on your order   Keto Kookie - http://ketokookie.com?aff=156  Use Code: DIYS to save 10% on your order   Mistobox Coffee Club - http://mbox.coffee/Y9FA Use Code: DIYS to save $10 on your subscription   Full Shownotes:  http://www.dirtinyourskirt.com Join the Facebook Group:  http://www.dirtinyourskirt.com/tribe Support the Show: http://www.dirtinyourskirt.com/support     

Subscribe to the Slow Boat Sailing podcast for free on iTunes and Stitcher! Native Alaskans Erik and Meagan bought a boat in the San Fransisco Bay area and sailed it down the often unforgiving California coast to the warm waters of Mexico. It may be a surprise to the followers of their blockbuster, YouTube channel Resolute Sets Sail, what they did next. Instead of turning west to the islands of the south Pacific as is more popular or heading through the Panama canal towards the Caribbean, Erik and Meagen went on some epic month long offshore passages to Hawaii and Alaska. Learn about their problems importing their dog into Hawaii. (I could not believe it! U.S. Citizens have to jump through hoops to take their dog to Hawaii.) Learn about the travels of these low-budget adventurers under sail in their Cascade 36. They are super cool, and they make great videos!       Before we get into an interview we have an audio sample of my Navigation Rules: International and Inland (Abridged), Study Guide for USCG Captains' and Merchant Mariner Exam on CD Baby. It is the least expensive study course for the toughest exam on the USCG captain's exam that I know of at $9.99. I edited this interview during my 27-day passage at sea from Ecuador to French Polynesia, which was hard because we had limited electricity, and I need to buy a newer faster computer to edit podcasts and video. After the Slow Boat was hit by a whale half-way through the 3,500 nm trip, I got much busier with managing downwind sails, autopilot, and engine bleeding problems. I'll talk about that trip in the next episode. This episode is being uploaded in Tahiti, which has MUCH faster internet than Hiva Oa in the Marquesas. I was only in Hiva Oa for less than a week before having to come back home for work. I hope to release episode 8 of the Slow Boat Sailing YouTube channel's round the world vlog before the next podcast. If you are a YouTube subscriber, send me a private message on Facebook or Twitter with your USA address by Wednesday, January 11, 2017, to be in a drawing for the first ever printed copy of Slow Boat to Cuba. This is a one of a kind collectors edition of the Amazon sailing eBook bestseller on its first day on sale. I'll show the results of the drawing in episode 8 of Slow Boat Sailing's vlog series.   We will be running contest where our most loyal Patreon supporters can become part of our crew literally as we explore the paradise islands of the South Pacific. Patrons of the round the world vlog and podcast get bonus podcast episodes and free audiobooks of How To Sail Around the World Part-Time and Slow Boat to Cuba. They get never before released audiobook chapters of Slow Boat to the Bahamas. Slow Boat to the Bahamashttps://www.amazon.com/Slow-Boat-Bahamas-Linus-Wilson-ebook/dp/B018OUI1Q2/ and How to Sail Around the World-Part Timehttps://www.amazon.com/How-Sail-Around-World-Part-Time-ebook/dp/B01B0OFYNW/ have been #1 sailing bestseller on Amazon.  Support the vlog and podcast athttps://www.patreon.com/slowboatsailing When we hit $80 per round the world vlog episode or podcast episode, I will give away 2 weeks in a private berth for two to one of our Patrons. Patrons will be randomly selected based on their long-term support on Patreon. This is several thousand dollar value. Captained charters of similarly sized monohulls usually exceed $400 per day. Thus, this reward is over a $5,000 value. The timing of that berth depends on the schedules of the winner and Captain Linus Wilson. I hope a Patron can join the Slow Boat in the Marquesas this summer. The rewards of being a Patreon far outweigh the costs. Since starting the podcast and YouTube channel, we have had to upgrade our cameras, computer hard drives, and audio equipment. Podcasts must pay hosting fees. We have incurred high internet access fees in foreign countries to put out a regular podcast and to upload videos. For every hour of podcast or minute of video many hours of work must go into them to produce them. We only produce highly edited podcasts and videos because we believe our listeners and viewers time is so valuable. The vlog is also a video cruising guide of the places we visit focused on the seamanship necessary to visit the exotic foreign ports that we visit. The vlogs recount the adventures of the Slow Boat crew. The host of the podcast and the captain of the Slow Boat is Linus Wilson who holds a “six pack” captain’s licenses issued by the United States Coast Guard. The “Slow Boat” is an Island Packet 31′. There are 13 episodes planned for season 1.https://slowboatsailing.wordpress.com/2016/09/18/3-new-episodes-planned-for-slow-boat-sailings-season-1-13-planned/ Hopefully, we will have the support to film many more seasons of our round the world voyage. Season 1 goes from New Orleans, to Florida, to Cuba, stops at Providencia, though the Panama Canal, and across the equator into the South Pacific. Season 2 will feature the trip to and cruising in the most beautiful and remote islands in the world, the Marquesas. If you win the Patreon crew drawing, you could be a star in season 2. Subscribe to the podcast athttps://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/slow-boat-sailing-podcast/id1084423845?mt=2http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/slow-boat-sailing-podcast

Learn more at permaculturevoices.com/12 Support the show at permaculturevoices.com/support THIS EPISODE IS A REPLAY OF PREVIOUS PUBLISHED EPISODE. Doniga Markegard of Markegard Family Grass-Fed comes on the show to talk about ranching, permaculture, and the regenerative power of rotational livestock grazing.She is a real life rancher, who is out there successfully doing things the right way. On her ranch she is using cattle, sheep, and pigs to build the soil and supply the San Fransisco Bay area with high quality food.Doniga discusses why traditional ranching methods often fail and lead to degenerative cycles with the soil; and how a more holistic, permaculture approach can actually repair landscapes. She talks about how they use permaculture on their ranch to increase species diversity and to increase the water holding capacity of the soil. She touches on how to get into ranching, the advantages of small herd dairy, and the importance of leasing land. Learn more at permaculturevoices.com/12 Support the show at permaculturevoices.com/support THIS EPISODE IS A REPLAY OF PREVIOUS PUBLISHED EPISODE.    

Doniga Markegard of Markegard Family Grass-Fed comes on the show to talk about ranching, permaculture, and the regenerative power of rotational livestock grazing.She is a real life rancher, who is out there successfully doing things the right way. On her ranch she is using cattle, sheep, and pigs to build the soil and supply the San Fransisco Bay area with high quality food.Doniga discusses why traditional ranching methods often fail and lead to degenerative cycles with the soil; and how a more holistic, permaculture approach can actually repair landscapes. She talks about how they use permaculture on their ranch to increase species diversity and to increase the water holding capacity of the soil. She touches on how to get into ranching, the advantages of small herd dairy, and the importance of leasing land. Key Takeaways from this Episode: -The healing power of using proper livestock rotational management on a landscape is tremendous. Doniga often sees the benefits after just one or two rotations. The disturbance created by the livestock starts to build organic matter in the soil, sequester carbon, increase water infiltration, and that then leads to increased species diversity. -The big impact of stock ponds. Early keypoint dams have played a huge role in the health of their farm. Water is kept on site, instead of running off site, causing erosion. Retaining this water has helped to rehydrate the landscape. -Don't be afraid to lease land. Land is prohibitively expensive in California, so leasing is a good option for ranching. It will require some work, but a lot of land is available. Visit www.permaculturevoices.com/12 for show notes.

BLAME SALLY is one of the most powerful word-of-mouth success stories in recent years.. Each of the four women put her individual career aside to start Blame Sally in the San Fransisco Bay-area when they were in their late thirties and forties � the age at which bands are traditionally supposed to break up and begin solo careers. Their latest CD is "Speeding Ticket and a Valentine" released on Ninth Street Opus.Water." THE TWILITE BROADCASTERS continues the longstanding tradition of two part rural harmony vocals with simple acoustic string instrument accompaniment once common in the Southern part of the United States (starting in the 1930's). The irinfluences include The Monroe Brothers,The Louvin Brothers, The Stanley Brothers, Jim and Jesse, and more but have a sound that is uniquely theirs. Adam Tanner and Mark Jackson formed the group in 2009 in Weaverville, North Carolina. They have just released a new recording called "The Trail of Time."