Podcast appearances and mentions of santa paula

Last week was a whirlwind—nonstop meetings, long hours, and the grind of trying to lock down corporate contracts. It's no joke... and honestly, it's exhausting. So when Friday hit, I hit pause and caught up with an old friend by the beach. That little breather led into a chill weekend where, for once, work took the backseat.But come Sunday, I was back in prep mode—getting equipment ready for a big Monday ahead. That morning, I drove out to the Valley to meet up with my brother Bams from Genocide, who's been working on something major: a complete rebuild of his car, fresh off GNRS—bare metal, new color, the works.We took a ride out to Santa Paula to link with the legendary model car artist Armando Flores at his iconic garage, a place where real magic happens. The day was filled with good vibes—hanging, mixing, soaking in the art, the stories, and even signing the famous case covered in names from legends in the game. I've never been asked to sign anything like that before... it meant the world, especially sharing that moment with my brother.We grabbed lunch, talked about life and builds, and kept the convo flowing on the drive back—paint, wheels, vision, dreams. Wrapped the night with Bams and his fam, feeling grounded and inspired.Words of wisdom this week:Sometimes life is about risking everything for a dream nobody can see but you.And don't let fear be the reason you settle for a life you don't love.Let's talk about that.Stay Golden y'all

VIII En el corazón del siglo XVIII, en la tranquila villa de Corella, Navarra, se alzó un convento que pronto se convertiría en el escenario de uno de los episodios más oscuros y perturbadores de la historia religiosa española. Al mando de este convento se encontraba Sor Águeda de Luna, una mujer nacida en el seno de una familia noble, enviada desde niña al claustro como parte de la tradición de ofrecer un vástago al servicio de Dios. Pero lo que allí se gestó distó mucho de la devoción que se esperaba entre los muros sagrados. A lo largo de los años, Sor Águeda ganó fama por sus supuestos dones místicos. Se decía que tenía visiones, que su cuerpo mostraba los estigmas de Cristo, y que expulsaba piedrecillas milagrosas que curaban enfermedades. Pronto, peregrinos de toda condición comenzaban a acercarse a Corella, impulsados por el deseo de ver a la monja santa. Pero todo era un elaborado engaño. Bajo su liderazgo, un pequeño grupo de religiosas se apartó de la ortodoxia. En secreto, se celebraban rituales nocturnos, donde los dogmas cristianos eran invertidos. Se rompían hostias consagradas, se pronunciaban letanías al revés, y se firmaban pactos con tinta roja hecha de sangre y fluidos corporales. Entre velas negras y cánticos blasfemos, el convento se transformaba en un espacio de culto negro, donde lo prohibido se convertía en norma y el placer en un acto de rebelión espiritual. A las reuniones acudían no sólo religiosas, sino también frailes y hombres del pueblo. Los encuentros eran orgías, disfrazados de experiencias místicas. Las consecuencias físicas de estos actos no tardaron en manifestarse: embarazos que eran ocultados mediante engaños y aislamientos, partos clandestinos tapados por rezos y alaridos fingidos. Lo que comenzó como una sospecha terminó por confirmar las peores pesadillas. Agentes del Santo Oficio, alertados por una carta anónima, irrumpieron en el convento. Hallaron textos heréticos, ungüentos de procedencia grotesca y, en un rincón apartado de la celda de la abadesa, frascos con sustancias indescriptibles. Pero aun no habían encontrado lo peor. Sor Águeda fue arrestada y trasladada a Logroño, donde las torturas inquisitoriales arrancaron confesiones mezcladas de delirio, horror y verdad. Habló de pactos con el demonio, de rituales con sangre, de ungüentos para volar, de visitas nocturnas de hombres disfrazados de frailes. El proceso terminó con su muerte en 1743, quebrada por el tormento y por la evidencia de sus propios actos. Este caso, sepultado durante siglos por la vergüenza y el silencio, fue desenterrado por investigadores contemporáneos, entre ellos por el Escritor e Investigador Fermín Mayorga que reconstruyeron los hechos a partir de los legajos de la Inquisición. Corella, tierra de vino y devoción, fue también el escenario de un horror indecible, de un drama humano disfrazado de santidad. Una historia que, aún hoy, estremece por su mezcla de fe, deseo, manipulación… y crimen. Casos adicionales mencionados al final del programa: -Caso de la Monja Margaret Ann Pahl en 1980 (Toledo, Ohio, Estados Unidos) -Las Monjas Endemoniadas de Loudun en 1634 (Loudun, Francia) -Las Monjas Poseídas de Trujillo en 1674 (Convento de Santa Clara, Trujillo, Perú) -Caso de Doña Rosa Montilla y Alonso de Osuna en 1735 (Antequera, Málaga, España) - Sor María del Cristo en el Siglo XVIII (Convento de Santa Ana, Belvís de Monroy, Cáceres, España) - Doña María de Zayas Sevilla, en el siglo XVII (Convento de Santa Paula, Sevilla, España) - Sor Teresa de Silva, probablemente en el siglo XVII (España (convento no especificado) -Momias de Llerena en 1964 y 1979 (Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Granada, Llerena, Badajoz, España) HAZTE MECENAS, no dejes que La Biblioteca, cierre Nunca sus Puertas… Sigamos sumando en LLDLL, SUSCRIBETE en IVOOX y comparte. GRATITUD ESPECIAL: Siempre a los MECENAS. Sin ustedes… esto no sería posible. SARA SAEZ por no sólo poner la voz a las dos hermanas Papin, sino hacerlo de esta forma magistral. SUSCRIBETE AL CANAL DE TELEGRAM: https://t.me/LaLamadaDeLaLuna PUEDES VER ALGUNOS VIDEOS DE LLDLL: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEOtdbbriLqUfBtjs_wtEHw Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Fr. Jacob Hsieh is a graduate of St. Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula who teaches at Saints Peter and Paul Elementary school and resides at the parish, in Wilmington Ca.  In this episode, Father shares the story of Chinese bishop Cardinal Kung, who was imprisoned by the communist Chinese government for 30 years.Listen live weekdays at 6am and 11am Pacific Time at spiritfilledradio.org or get the App for Spirit Filled Radio for your smart phone or tablet devices.Consider Donating and sponsoring our radio and podcast programming at spiritfilledradio.org #catholicradio #spiritfilledhearts #norbertinefathers #saintmichaelabbey #FrJacobHsieh #saintspeterandpaul #catholic #latinmass #epiphany 

In 2016, an exhibit opened at the American Folk Art Museum showcasing various artifacts from American fraternal orders, most notably the Odd Fellows and Freemasons.  The collection shared the best of fraternal folk art with the wider world.  One of the curators of that exhibition, Dr. Aimee Newell, joined us to talk about the collection and give us some background and history on where the items came from, their significance, and their influence into culture at large.  Once again, the Shoutout goes to a new Encampment, this time the re-chartered Santa Paula #118 of California.  In the Odd Podge, Toby announces the new recording he's working on, Ainslie shares his story of helping save a lodge with an Initiation and meeting a listener, Dr. Newell contemplates returning to her former employer, the Scottish Rite Museum in Lexington, MA, and Mike talks about his most recent publication, an epic poem.

Fr. Jacob Hsieh is a graduate of St. Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula who teaches at Saints Peter and Paul Elementary school and resides at the parish, in Wilmington Ca.  In this episode, Father offers some reflections on the penitential time of Lent.Listen live weekdays at 6am and 11am Pacific Time at spiritfilledradio.org or get the App for Spirit Filled Radio for your smart phone or tablet devices.Consider Donating and sponsoring our radio and podcast programming at spiritfilledradio.org #catholicradio #spiritfilledhearts #norbertinefathers #saintmichaelabbey #FrJacobHsieh #saintspeterandpaul #catholic #latinmass #epiphany 

Welcome back, this week, Brooks Mershon joins the podcast. Brooks owns a Sukhoi and competes in the Advanced Category. He shares his story and talks about the various airplanes he has owned over the years. We also talk about Santa Paula and the influence that has over his flying, as well as the mentors he has around him. We talk about work/life/kid balance as well. This was a really fun one, enjoy! Thank you to LIFT Aviation! Head to www.liftaviationusa.com and use the promo code FLYCOOLSHIT at checkout for 25% off most items! Thank you to Fly Good Merch! Head to www.flygoodmerch.com and use the promo code AKRO at checkout for 10% off the entire website!

On this episode, Tony Brueski digs into the enigmatic history of the Glen Tavern Inn in Santa Paula, California. Built in 1911, this historic hotel has been the subject of numerous ghostly tales, including sightings of a spectral cowboy and a mysterious bride. Join us as we explore the origins of these stories, the Inn's connections to Hollywood's golden era, and the various investigations that have sought to uncover the truth behind the alleged hauntings. We'll also delve into psychological and environmental factors that might explain the reported phenomena, offering a balanced perspective on this intriguing landmark.

On this episode, Tony Brueski digs into the enigmatic history of the Glen Tavern Inn in Santa Paula, California. Built in 1911, this historic hotel has been the subject of numerous ghostly tales, including sightings of a spectral cowboy and a mysterious bride. Join us as we explore the origins of these stories, the Inn's connections to Hollywood's golden era, and the various investigations that have sought to uncover the truth behind the alleged hauntings. We'll also delve into psychological and environmental factors that might explain the reported phenomena, offering a balanced perspective on this intriguing landmark.

Karen & Janet have another eclectic podcast for you!  They start off with guest Joe Parisi who has a loan opportunity that is so unique, Joe calls it The "Miracle Loan"!  Realtor Toni Guy from Berkshire Hathaway has created a documentary about Hobson Heights in Ventura, find out how you can view this incredible story.  Denise Pomboonreung & Andres Winokur give everyone the lates news and information on insurance from Paladin Professional Insurance Solutions...  The girls finish up this podcast with a couple of awesome parties first Josh Carsman with Turning Point Foundation invites everyone to Growing Works Winter Magic Fundraiser at Flight 126 Cafe in Santa Paula... Find out how to get tickets to this party with great food and Magician Andy Gross. They wrap up the podcast with Nick Stangly from The Crowne Plaza Ventura for their New Year's Eve Party with a Grateful Dead Theme.  What a podcast from Karen & Janet... Girls On The Air!

In a repost of a fan favorite from 2022, Laurel S. Braitman (re-)joins the podcast to talk about her most recent book, "What Looks Like Bravery: A Journey Through Love & Loss" about losing her father to cancer and finding herself in the process. She is the Writer-in-Residence at the Stanford School of Medicine. Her work has appeared in The Guardian,[5] The Wall Street Journal, Fast Company,[6] The New Inquiry,[7] Salon,[8] and a variety of other publications. She is a summa cum laude graduate of Cornell, and a TED talk fellow. She authored in 2015, "Animal Madness: How Anxious Dogs, Compulsive Parrots, and Elephants in Recovery Help Us Understand Ourselves." Braitman is a Thacher alumni and grew up over the hill in Santa Paula. Besides her father's (and mother's) remarkable life stories, we talked about the changes we've seen in Ventura County and Ojai over the decades, the writing process, how the publishing business has changed and where it's headed, and the saga of Monarch, the grizzly on the state flag. Laurel said it was captured in the Tehachapi Mountains, I believe it was in the Sespe wilderness. We did not talk about the Consumer Protection Bureau, Ventuckian musical genres or local mafia connections. Check out more about Laurel at https://www.laurelbraitman.com/

La predicación del doctor Egidio en Sevilla impactó a las monjas de Santa Paula y a mujeres como María de Bohórquez, quienes abrazaron las doctrinas reformadas y enfrentaron las terribles represalias de la Inquisición. SÍGUENOS Sitio web: http://biteproject.com​​​ x: https://twitter.com/biteproject​​​ Podcast: https://anchor.fm/biteproject TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@biteproject Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/biteproject/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/biteproject/​​​ Créditos: Producido por: Giovanny Gómez Pérez y Pilar Prieto Música: Envato Elements. Generación de voces: Daniel Ángel. Edición de sonido y música: Jhon Montaña.

Kamala Harris delivers concession speech after loss to Donald Trump. Thousands lose power in SoCal amid high Santa Ana winds. Houses are now catching fire in Santa Paula. Latest on Mountain Fire

In this eerie episode of The Halloween Podcast, host Lyle Perez takes you on a chilling journey through California, where haunted mansions, ghostly ships, and eerie ghost towns await. This is Episode 5 of the Haunted America series, released on September 16, 2024. Here's a glimpse at the haunted locations we'll explore: The Winchester Mystery House - 525 S Winchester Blvd, San Jose, CA 95128 Explore the labyrinthine mansion built by Sarah Winchester, where the spirits of those killed by Winchester rifles are said to haunt its halls. The Queen Mary - 1126 Queens Hwy, Long Beach, CA 90802 Board this retired ocean liner, known as one of the most haunted ships in the world, where the spirits of former passengers and crew still linger. The Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel - 7000 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028 Stay at this iconic hotel where the ghosts of Marilyn Monroe and Montgomery Clift are said to roam its luxurious halls. Alcatraz Island - San Francisco, CA 94133 Visit the infamous former prison on Alcatraz Island, where the spirits of notorious criminals are believed to haunt its cold, desolate cells. The Whaley House - 2476 San Diego Ave, San Diego, CA 92110 Step into this historic house, often referred to as one of the most haunted in America, where the spirits of past residents still make their presence known. The Mission Inn - 3649 Mission Inn Avenue, Riverside, CA 92501 Experience the grandeur of this historic hotel, where the ghosts of former owners and a tragic bride are said to haunt its elegant rooms. The Hotel del Coronado - 1500 Orange Ave, Coronado, CA 92118 Discover the ghostly legend of Kate Morgan, whose tragic death at this historic hotel has left a lingering presence that still haunts its halls. The Chateau Marmont - 8221 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90046 Stay at this historic hotel, where the ghost of John Belushi and other spectral residents are said to linger in the shadows. The Bodie Ghost Town - Bodie, CA 93517 Wander through this frozen-in-time ghost town, where the spirits of former residents still roam its deserted streets and buildings. The Glen Tavern Inn - 134 N Mill St, Santa Paula, CA 93060 Stay at this historic inn, where the ghosts of a cowboy and a flirtatious woman in a red dress are known to haunt its rooms. Join us as we delve into the haunted history of California, from its eerie ghost towns to its haunted hotels. Whether you're a seasoned ghost hunter or just love a good spooky story, this episode is sure to leave you with chills. Don't forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with your fellow ghost hunters. Stay spooky, my friends! Like Our Facebook page for more Halloween fun: www.Facebook.com/TheHalloweenPodcast ORDER PODCAST MERCH! Website: www.TheHalloweenPodcast.com Email: TheHalloweenPodcast@gmail.com X: @TheHalloweenPod Support the Show: www.patreon.com/TheHalloweenPod Get bonus Halloween content and more! Just for Patreon supporters! Check out my other show! Find it on iTunes - Amazing Advertising http://amazingadvertising.podomatic.com/ Keywords: Haunted California, California Ghost Stories, Haunted Locations, California Paranormal, Haunted America, Winchester Mystery House, Queen Mary, Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, Alcatraz Island, Whaley House, Mission Inn, Hotel del Coronado, Chateau Marmont, Bodie Ghost Town, Glen Tavern Inn, Ghost Hunting, Paranormal California Tags: #HauntedAmerica #GhostStories #CaliforniaHaunts #ParanormalPodcast #HauntedLocations #CaliforniaGhosts #WinchesterMysteryHouse #QueenMary #HollywoodRooseveltHotel #AlcatrazIsland #WhaleyHouse #MissionInn #HotelDelCoronado #ChateauMarmont #BodieGhostTown #GlenTavernInn #StaySpooky

Por obra de la naturaleza, muchos cuerpos enterrados en el panteón de Santa Paula se conservan momificados. Pero hay quien dice que de repente esos cuerpos cobran vida.

Today Aaron Cornelius joins us and talks about growing up in Santa Paula, CA and then joining the Army. 3 Deployments, being blown up, losing his vision, wife and still continuing to move forward. Come listen to his story. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/danny832/support

New book alert!  In this episode, Adam Torres interviews Kay Wilson-Bolton, Author of Harvard Shelter & Volunteer Director, SPIRIT of Santa Paula. Explore Kay's new book, Harvard Shelter: How Two Small Southern California Cities Saved Their Homeless Shelter.Follow Adam on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/askadamtorres/ for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule.Apply to be a guest on our podcast:https://missionmatters.lpages.co/podcastguest/Visit our website:https://missionmatters.com/Support the showMore FREE content from Mission Matters here: https://linktr.ee/missionmattersmedia

Fr. Jacob Hsieh is a graduate of St. Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula who teaches at Saints Peter and Paul in Wilmington CA.  In this episode, he talks about parish life.Listen live weekdays at 6am and 11am Pacific Time at spiritfilledradio.org or get the App for Spirit Filled Radio for your smart phone or tablet devices.Consider Donating and sponsoring our radio and podcast programming at spiritfilledradio.org #catholicradio #spiritfilledhearts #norbertinefathers #saintmichaelabbey #FrJacobHsieh #saintspeterandpaul #catholic #latinmass #epiphany 

Fr. Jacob Hsieh is a graduate of St. Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula who teaches at Saints Peter and Paul Elementary school and resides at the parish, in Wilmington Ca.  In this episode, he talks about reverence at Mass.Listen live weekdays at 6am and 11am Pacific Time at spiritfilledradio.org or get the App for Spirit Filled Radio for your smart phone or tablet devices.Consider Donating and sponsoring our radio and podcast programming at spiritfilledradio.org #catholicradio #spiritfilledhearts #norbertinefathers #saintmichaelabbey #FrJacobHsieh #saintspeterandpaul #catholic #latinmass #epiphany 

Join Paul Ward in this week's episode of "15 Minutes with Paul Ward" as he sits down with Tom McClain, the mastermind behind Hangar Comedy. The conversation begins by unveiling Tom's unique transition from Air Force mechanic to stand-up comedian, touching on his military camaraderie and playful pranks. As the discussion unfolds, Tom shares insights into his early days on stage, the significance of life experiences in comedy, and what he believes makes a comedian truly great. From the origins of Hangar Comedy's name to navigating the challenges of the "PC Crowd," listeners get an intimate look into Tom's journey. Discover the importance of laughter in a world in turmoil, get a sneak peek into upcoming events, and learn how Hangar Comedy creatively adapted during shutdowns. This episode is a rollercoaster of humor, resilience, and the artistry behind the laughter. Watch the full episode on Paul's YouTube Channel Don't forget to Like and Subscribe! What you'll learn during this episode: 0:00 Introduction of our guest Tom McClain of Hanger Comedy 0:31 Tom McClain has a military background- He was a mechanic in the Air Force 1:13 How Tom McClain went from being an Air Force mechanic to a stand up comedian 2:30 Joking around with fellow servicemen and some “PG Pranks” courtesy of Tom 4:47 Tom shares how he chose a job at a homeless shelter/receiving home for children to give him flexibility to pursue comedy 7:04 The first time on stage and how everything expanded from there 8:47 Life experiences make great comedy material 9:30 Life is a journey and material travels along with it 10:00 What makes a good comedian? 11:15 A move to Southern California forced a shift in Tom's schedule 12:42 Where Hangar Comedy gets its name from  13:08 Tom also started podcasting on Giggles Radio Network 13:20 “The Walkout” and what this podcast is all about 15:22 The preparation is done, it's time to get to the stage and deliver 15:32 The high of getting laughs and the low of a silent audience, what Toms says about gaining “an audience” 17:42 The “PC Crowd” and comedy shows  18:11 Laughter is such an important aspect of life, especially with the world in turmoil  18:38 Events that are coming up for Tom and Hangar Comedy: FEB 9 with headliner Kira Soltanovich 19:45 “Getting around” the rules when everything else was shut down 20:41 Tom tells us about when Kira Soltanovich gets on stage for the first time in a long time 21:31 Selling tables helped keep the doors open when everything else was shut down 22:30 Find out when the Hangar events are each month 23:30 Giggle Live's website: Giggles Live Comedy and Tom McClain's email: giggleslivesp@gmail.com 24:19 Giggle Live's/Hangar Comedy's contact info 24:29 A special thanks to our sponsor: Opus Escrow   Related Episodes: Sizzling Success: From Pushcart to Culinary Triumph w/Victor's Mexican Tacos Driven to Shine: Vehicle Elegance with The Detail Chicks Paws and Effect: Navigating the World of Community Cats with Feral Cat Support   Hangar Comedy: Located in the Historic Santa Paula Airport in The Hangar Grille 824 E Santa Maria St. Santa Paula, CA 93060 805-651-3564 www.giggleslive.com   Contact Tom McClain: Email: giggleslivesp@gmail.com   Contact Paul Ward: 805-479-5004 paul@homeandranchteam.com   Have ideas for future episodes? We'd love to answer your questions - leave a comment! For any home buying or home selling needs in the Ventura County area of California, please reach out to Paul@HomeAndRanchTeam.com or visit www.HomeAndRanchTeam.com   A special THANK YOU to our sponsor, OPUS ESCROW! Farm Talk with Paul Ward would not be possible without the support of our sponsor Opus Escrow. Supporting our sponsor ensures Farm Talk can provide listeners with the best possible episodes.

Fr. Jacob Hsieh is a graduate of St. Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula who teaches at Saints Peter and Paul in Wilmington CA.  In this episode, he talks about the Holy Name of Jesus.Listen live weekdays at 6am and 11am Pacific Time at spiritfilledradio.org or get the App for Spirit Filled Radio for your smart phone or tablet devices.Consider Donating and sponsoring our radio and podcast programming at spiritfilledradio.org #catholicradio #spiritfilledhearts #norbertinefathers #saintmichaelabbey #FrJacobHsieh #saintspeterandpaul #catholic #latinmass #epiphany 

Fr. Jacob Hsieh is a graduate of St. Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula who teaches at Saints Peter and Paul in Wilmington CA.  In this episode, he talks about improving one's spiritual life in the New Year.Listen live weekdays at 6am and 11am Pacific Time at spiritfilledradio.org or get the App for Spirit Filled Radio for your smart phone or tablet devices.Consider Donating and sponsoring our radio and podcast programming at spiritfilledradio.org #catholicradio #spiritfilledhearts #norbertinefathers #saintmichaelabbey #FrJacobHsieh #saintspeterandpaul #catholic #latinmass #epiphany 

In this episode of Farm Talk, host Paul Ward visits Petty Ranch in Saticoy, California, with special guest Chris Sayer, a fifth-generation farmer. Chris discusses the transition of Petty Ranch from growing lemons since the 1930s to becoming a 100% avocado farm. The decision to switch crops is attributed to opportunities for crop rotation, changes in the global lemon market, and pest and seed issues. Chris details the types of avocados they grow, including the Hass and Lamb Hass varieties, and highlights their commitment to soil health through practices such as cover cropping and mulching. The discussion also touches on the water-saving benefits of these practices, contributing to improved soil structure and water retention. Chris Sayer emphasizes the importance of sustainable farming, mentioning the farm's efforts to enhance soil health and water efficiency. The conversation explores the impact of cover crops on soil moisture, water holding capacity, and drainage improvement. Chris also anticipates the future application of technology in agriculture, particularly in soil monitoring and water management. The episode concludes with insights into the collaborative farming culture in Ventura County, the significance of Ventura County's agricultural green belt, and the unique climate that makes it an ideal region for farming. Watch the full episode on Paul's YouTube Channel: HERE 0:00 Welcome to the show 0:29 This is Petty Ranch and its size 0:42 Are avocados the main crop 1:05 Why are you switching from one crop to another 1:34 What varieties of avocados does Petty Ranch grow 2:04 What is the difference between hass and lamb hass avocados 2:50 Does Petty Ranch sell directly or use a packing house 3:37 Out of the box thinking for healthy soil at Petty Ranch 4:37 How cover crops are planted at Petty Ranch 5:36 How much water does Chris Sayer estimate is being saved due to cover crops 7:53 Are other farmers also doing cover crops 9:16 Do these practices fall under a regenerative category 11:16 What are allocation cuts with water 12:23 If the water is cut back on an avocado tree it won't produce well 13:14 The best time to water 14:05 Does cover crop help reduce dust when the winds come 14:49 How many generations of Sayers have been farming Petty Ranch 15:04 Did previous generations farm full time or was it a hobby and Chris Sayer's story 17:45 Did Chris grow up on Petty Ranch and does his mom still live on the ranch 17:56 Petty Ranch is farming in Santa Paula too 18:10 Educational groups at Petty Ranch 19:24 The outdoor classroom where kids come and learn 19:43 Sesame Street at Petty Ranch 20:51 Where is technology going in terms of agriculture and water conservation in Ventura County 22:28 Different parts of the ranch keep moisture longer 23:29 Artificial Intelligence and agriculture 25:19 The cost of labor and workman's comp 25:56 Collaboration between local farmers 26:47 Chris Sayer and Farm Day 27:27 The Green Belt of Ventura County and the ocean and Sespe Watershed 29:34 Thank you Chris Sayer for being our guest 29:48 Thank you to our sponsor: Opus Escrow Contact Pau Ward: paul@homeandranchteam.com 805-479-5004 Related Episodes: Harvesting Futures in Agricultural Education Organic and Sustainable Hop Farming in Fillmore, CA Sage Brews- A Female Owned Organic Brewery   Have ideas for future episodes? We'd love to answer your questions - leave a comment! For any home buying or home selling needs in the Ventura County area of California, please reach out to Paul@HomeAndRanchTeam.com or visit www.HomeAndRanchTeam.com   A special THANK YOU to our sponsor! Farm Talk with Paul Ward would not be possible without the support of our sponsor Opus Escrow. Supporting our sponsor ensures Farm Talk can provide listeners with the best possible episodes.

Steve and Amy investigate paranormal activity at a family-owned hotel in Santa Paula, CA. While Steve researches a catastrophe that left 200 locals dead, Amy confronts an entity that delights in inflicting pain on women.For even more Dead Files, head to discovery+. Go to discoveryplus.com/deadfiles to start your 7-day free trial today. Terms apply. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join NAFI: www.nafinet.org Want to Earn FAA Wings Credit for listening? Click Here Watch the original MentorLIVE: Click Here ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Cross controlled: what does that really mean? Skidded turns: what really happens and how do we avoid them? When can a slip be a life-saving maneuver? I've stalled in a slip: “What now?” Can we turn in a slip? How can I control speed in a slip? What's different between a forward slip and a side slip? What about slipping with flaps? Join Mark and Brian as they dig into these questions and separate fact from fiction.   Mark King is a full-time flight instructor at a well-known Southern California flight school, CP Aviation in Santa Paula. Over 3000 of his 8000 hours of dual given have been devoted to emergency maneuver training (UPRT), tailwheel, and aerobatics. He holds an FAA Gold Seal flight instructor certificate with single, multi, and instrument ratings and Master CFI (Aerobatic) designation. Mark has extensive Alaska flying experience, has provided training for Federal, State, and County agencies in UPRT, and has taught UPRT and aerobatics in Europe. Mark is also a Cirrus Standardized Instructor Pilot (CSIP) and an active member of the International Aerobatic Club and participates in competitive aerobatics in a Pitts S2B and flies a Beech Bonanza and a Cessna 140 for pleasure.   Brian Schiff is a major airline captain. Schiff's roots are deeply planted in general aviation where he has flown a wide variety of aircraft (97 types). His total flying time exceeds 20,000 hours. He is on the Board of Directors of the National Association of Flight Instructors (NAFI) and is a 35-year Gold Seal flight instructor and FAA Safety Team Representative.

Fr. Jacob Hsieh is a graduate of St. Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula who teaches at Saints Peter and Paul Elementary school and resides at the parish, in Wilmington CA.  He discusses how to keep one's eyes focused on heaven amidst trouble.Listen live weekdays at 6am and 11am Pacific Time at spiritfilledradio.org or get the App for Spirit Filled Radio for your smart phone or tablet devices.Consider Donating and sponsoring our radio and podcast programming at spiritfilledradio.org #catholicradio #spiritfilledhearts #norbertinefathers #saintmichaelabbey #FrJacobHsieh #saintspeterandpaul #catholic #latinmass #epiphany 

Welcome to a captivating episode of Farm Talk, where we dive into the heartwarming story of Mario and Vanessa Robledo, the dynamic duo behind Prancer's Farm in the picturesque town of Santa Paula, California. In this special interview with host Paul Ward, discover the incredible journey that transformed Prancer's Farm from a humble Christmas tree venture to a vibrant hub of agricultural delight and community connection. Join us from the very beginning as we meet Mario and Vanessa, the cheerful faces behind Prancer's Farm. In this episode, we explore the fascinating evolution of their farm, starting with Paul's first on-location episode three years ago featuring Prancer's Farm. Learn about the farm's incredible fall offerings, from pumpkins of all shapes and sizes to unexpected delights like a TEQUILA BAR, stilt walkers, jugglers, and live bands. Mario, a former policeman turned pumpkin farmer, shares his experiences of planting and harvesting pumpkin seeds while Vanessa takes us on the journey of how they ventured into pumpkin farming. Ever wondered if pumpkins pick their buyers or the other way around? The answer might surprise you! Mario and Vanessa Robledo reveal their enduring commitment to education, their involvement with farmer's markets, and their collaboration with organizations like the California Dairy Association. Hear about their challenges, triumphs, and the international recognition they've gained over the years. Plus, get a sneak peek into their future plans and the exciting festival on October 22, 2023, featuring live bands, folklorico dancers, a mariachi band, and dancing horses. Watch the full episode on Paul's YouTube Channel 0:00 Welcome to the show: Mario and Vanessa Robledo from Prancer's Farm in Santa Paula, California 0:21 We find out that Prancer's Farm was Paul's first Farm Talk episode on location 0:54 How many people are expected to visit the farm on the day of filming 1:11 Besides Pumpkins, what else does Prancer's Farm have going on this fall? 1:49 A TEQUILA BAR, stilt walkers, jugglers, live bands: Just another fall weekend on the farm 2:35 Mario is a Policeman turned pumpkin farmer, but his dad was a farmer 3:32 Vanessa tells us how they got into pumpkin farming 4:07 Mario explains what planting and harvesting pumpkin seeds at Prancer's Farm is like 5:06 Do pumpkins pick their buyers or is it the other way around? 5:49 What determines the size of the pumpkins? 6:14 School field trips are a daily occurrence on the farm 6:30 A 95 year old woman on a mechanical bull and the desire to get people exposed to farm life 9:03 Believe it or not, LA brings more visitors to the farm than surrounding areas 9:19 Prancer's Farm: A family operation 10:24 The produce stand is open year-round 11:19 Mario and Vanessa explain the farm's relationship with farmer's markets 12:05 Education on the farm and the California Dairy Association 13:38 Prancer's Farm has both “Fat-Happy Cows,” beef cows, and Miniature Dexter cows, but also the furry ones, the Highlander cows. 14:18 Other farm animals come from the Ventura County Fair and the 4H club 14:52 The future plans for Prancer's Farm and riding a bike on the railroad tracks 17:09 “Prancer's Farm” all started from Christmas trees. Mario and Vanessa tell us how that started  19:45 Once the Robledo's got a bunch of Christmas trees, find out how they sold them and what sacrifices they made to be successful 21:56 The first year of tree selling definitely came with its challenges 22:33 After 10 years, Prancer's Farm becomes the only focus of the Robledo's, and now they are a hotspot for day trips and travelers 24:15 Prancer's Farm even gets international visitors 25:34 Growing pumpkins for fun 26:16 The Robledo's also run and operate the Fillmore Equestrian Center 27:01 Find out what other varieties of produce is grown on the farm 27:50 Find Prancer's Farm online at www.prancersfarm.com, on Facebook and Instagram 28:08 Hours of Operation for Prancer's Farm 28:46 On October 22, 2023 there will be a festival with Live bands, folklorico dancers, a mariachi band, and dancing horses starting at 1:30pm 29:43 Thank you to our sponsor: Opus Escrow   Related Episodes: Interview with Prancer's Farm and The Polar Express Fresh Thai Coconuts & Artisan Products You Can Purchase at Farmer's Markets with Mingle's Coconuts Interview with Suzannah Underwood of Underwood Family Farms   Have ideas for future episodes? We'd love to answer your questions - leave a comment! For any home buying or home selling needs in the Ventura County area of California, please reach out to Paul@HomeAndRanchTeam.com or visit www.HomeAndRanchTeam.com   A special THANK YOU to our sponsor, OPUS ESCROW! Farm Talk with Paul Ward would not be possible without the support of our sponsor Opus Escrow. Supporting our sponsor ensures Farm Talk can provide listeners with the best possible episodes.

Are you Team Jacob, Team Edward, or Team Daddy Carlisle?The Spiritual Sisters are officially The Charmed Ones. The sisters sit down with the intermittent co-host, their youngest sister, Brianna! This episode highlights the sisters and their typical antics while they cover haunted taverns in their hometowns. The Glen Tavern in Santa Paula, California and The Klondike Tavern in Saint Helens, Oregon, which is where the movie Twilight was filmed.Fun Fact: Twilight is one of the sister's favorite movies!Be sure to tune in for a spooky good time! Sourceshttps://www.officialglentavern.com/historyhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glen_Tavern_Innhttps://www.oregonlive.com/living/2009/10/spectral_sleuths_go_ghost_hunt.html https://www.sinistercoffeeandcreamery.com/blog/klondikePlease rate and review the podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify, or wherever you listen!See our faces on YouTube!https://youtube.com/@TheSpiritualSistersPodcastWe would love to hear from you! Please send us an email at thespiritualsisterspodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram @thespirtualsisterspodcast https://instagram.com/thespiritualsisterspodcast?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Follow Gabrielle on Instagram @aguaastrology https://www.instagram.com/aguaastrology/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D(She will NEVER DM you for readings! Watch out for scammers!)Follow Nichole on Instagram @momwifeytherapisthttps://instagram.com/momwifeytherapist?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Want to book a reading with Gabrielle? Please visit her website www.aguaastrology.com Want to book a reading with Nichole? Please visit her linkhttps://calendly.com/nicholechristine/45mins?month=2023-10Subscribe to Gabrielle's YouTube Channel Agua Astrology...

In this installment of Farm Talk, join Paul as he visits Rancho Filoso near Santa Paula, California, to meet Lisa Tate, the visionary behind the California Coffee Collective. Lisa was recently featured on the Ventura County Star newspaper's front page. To celebrate her even more, join us for this captivating episode. Situated amidst the picturesque landscapes, this collective stands as one of the pioneering five farms cultivating coffee in California. Remarkably, their venture into commercial production commenced just last year! While Lisa is relatively new to coffee cultivation, her family boasts a farming legacy dating back to the 1800s. In an engaging conversation spanning under 30 minutes, Lisa delves into her journey from avocado cultivation to the exciting realm of coffee farming. Listeners will be captivated by the unique methods employed by her all-women crew and volunteers during the harvesting process. One innovative technique involves painting the women's nails in the exact shade of ripe coffee cherries, ensuring only the perfectly ripened ones are picked—an indispensable step in the coffee production cycle. For the intriguing fate of coffee bush leaves, you'll have to tune in to the complete episode! Through their efforts, Lisa and the Coffee Collective have not only demonstrated that coffee can thrive in Ventura County but have also brewed a genuinely exceptional cup of joe. (Spoiler alert: it's truly outstanding!)   Watch the full episode on Paul's YouTube Channel   0:00 Intro Music 0:06 Paul welcomes Lisa Tate from the California Coffee Collective to the show 0:33 What is the California Coffee Collective? 1:38 Lisa describes why it's called a “Collective”  2:03 The farm is in avocado and lemon country, how did Lisa think of growing coffee? 3:13 Two varieties of coffee grown  4:29 Lisa shares the beginnings when they first started planting and harvesting AND her passion for women in agriculture 5:34 Harvesting parties! 6:51 Having volunteers freed up monies for experimenting with coffees 8:31 Find out if they are in the “roasting game,” too 9:37 Their website for purchasing: www.californiacoffee.com 9:49 Lisa comes from a long line of farmers and she is the first to break into coffee 10:47 Rancho Filoso 11:04 How volunteers are taught to harvest and how nail polish is involved 11:58 Scoring coffee? Learn more here! 14:17 What makes Southern California and the coast good for coffee farming 14:59 Equipment needed to grow and what about water/irrigation? 16:22 Just how big do the bushes grow? 16:43 ALL parts of the plant are being used 17:43 Does the region produce a certain flavor of coffee? 18:37 How Lisa got into the “Coffee Game” 22:11 The name of the coffee: “Filoso” 21:49 Lisa tells us how we drink a special coffee 23:27 A bean grown in a different region- what happens to it? 24:18 How the Thomas Fire of 2017 effected the ranch 25:10 Thank you to our Sponsor: Opus Escrow   Find Lisa Tate's article in the Ventura County Star at: www.vcstar.com   Related Episodes: Bonito Coffee: Ojai's Farm to Cup Coffee Organic & Sustainable Hop Farming in Fillmore, CA with Mollie Engelhart Grains of Wisdom: A Conversation with Andrea Crawford of Roan Mills Bakery   Have ideas for future episodes? We'd love to answer your questions - leave a comment! For any home buying or home selling needs in the Ventura County area of California, please reach out to Paul@HomeAndRanchTeam.com or visit www.HomeAndRanchTeam.com  

Fr. Jacob Hsieh is a graduate of St. Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula who teaches at Saints Peter and Paul Elementary school and resides at the parish, in Wilmington Ca.  In this episode, he discusses the sorrows of Mary, with a special focus on the spear going through the side of Christ.Listen live weekdays at 6am and 11am Pacific Time at spiritfilledradio.org or get the App for Spirit Filled Radio for your smart phone or tablet devices.Consider Donating and sponsoring our radio and podcast programming at spiritfilledradio.org #catholicradio #spiritfilledhearts #norbertinefathers #saintmichaelabbey #FrJacobHsieh #saintspeterandpaul #catholic #latinmass #epiphany 

Fr. Jacob Hsieh is a graduate of St. Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula who teaches at Saints Peter and Paul Elementary school and resides at the parish, in Wilmington Ca.  In this episode, he discusses messages of Heaven revealed through Venerable Maria Agreda.Listen live weekdays at 6am and 11am Pacific Time at spiritfilledradio.org or get the App for Spirit Filled Radio for your smart phone or tablet devices.Consider Donating and sponsoring our radio and podcast programming at spiritfilledradio.org #catholicradio #spiritfilledhearts #norbertinefathers #saintmichaelabbey #FrJacobHsieh #saintspeterandpaul #catholic #latinmass #epiphany 

En el episodio 232 de este condensado de información semanal, tres grandes reportajes destacaron esta semana por Tal Cual, El Pitazo y Runrun.es, los tres medios digitales venezolanos que conforman la Alianza Rebelde Investiga (ARI). En El Pitazo destacan el trabajo "Privatización del polideportivo de Santa Paula: rechazo de vecinos y silencio de autoridades”. Vecinos de la urbanización Santa Paula rechazan que la Alcaldía de Baruta junto con la empresa Ludus Sports C.A. pretendan cambiar el uso de un bien público de deportivo a comercial privado. Mientras, existe un amparo constitucional que introdujo la sociedad mercantil y una demanda de los vecinos contra el alcalde Darwin González y Armando de Armas, representante de la mencionada empresa. “Los alumnos se quedan por fuera del salón de clases" es el #RRPlus que destacan en Runrun.es esta semana. Según Encuesta Nacional de Condiciones de Vida (Encovi), un millón y medio de niños, niñas y adolescentes han dejado la escuela a todos los niveles por falta de motivación académica, falta de recursos y acceso a los servicios básicos. Pero también porque la escuela no está apta para recibirlos y ni siquiera cuenta con pizarras, pupitres o baños operativos.Desde Tal Cual esta semana nos comparten el trabajo: “La caída de las torres gemelas: el 11S que marcó al mundo". Fue un día en que el mundo se conmocionó. Ocurrió el 11 de septiembre de 2001 cuando aún despuntaba el nuevo siglo, y sus cicatrices marcaron al planeta. Los atentados terroristas a las Torres Gemelas del World Trade Center de Nueva York, en Estados Unidos, se estima dejaron 2.996 muertos y más de 25.000 heridos.Te invitamos a sumarte a nuestra comunidad desde tu plataforma de podcast preferida y compartirlo, para que se mantengan informados. Además, puedes visitar las páginas web para tener acceso a las noticias y mayor detalle de los reportajes que destacaron esta semana en el Tres en Uno, tu suplemento informativo semanal.Narración y producción ejecutiva: Luis D. MiquilenaGuión: Francisco ZambranoEdición y montaje: Abrahan Moncada

Fr. Jacob Hsieh is a graduate of St. Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula who teaches at Saints Peter and Paul Elementary school and resides at the parish, in Wilmington Ca.  In this episode, he discusses the birth of the Blessed Virgin Mary.Listen live weekdays at 6am and 11am Pacific Time at spiritfilledradio.org or get the App for Spirit Filled Radio for your smart phone or tablet devices.Consider Donating and sponsoring our radio and podcast programming at spiritfilledradio.org #catholicradio #spiritfilledhearts #norbertinefathers #saintmichaelabbey #FrJacobHsieh #saintspeterandpaul #catholic #latinmass #epiphany 

A daily news briefing from Catholic News Agency, powered by artificial intelligence. Ask your smart speaker to play “Catholic News,” or listen every morning wherever you get podcasts. www.catholicnewsagency.com - San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone on Monday announced that the archdiocese would be submitting a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing. Cordileone earlier in August had warned that the filing was “very likely” in response to the “more than 500 civil lawsuits” alleging clerical sexual abuse filed against the archdiocese. A Chapter 11 filing, the archbishop said at the time, would allow the archdiocese to deal with those cases “collectively rather than one at a time,” resulting in both a “faster resolution” of the crisis as well as “fair compensation” for the victims. Among the other U.S. dioceses that have filed for bankruptcy this year include Oakland; Ogdensburg, New York; and Albany, New York. https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/255156/san-francisco-archdiocese-announces-chapter-11-bankruptcy-filing The dictatorship of President Daniel Ortega in Nicaragua sent police and prosecutors on August 19 to evict six Jesuits living near the Jesuit Central American University. The Jesuits showed the officers proof of the order's ownership but it made little difference and they were ordered to leave. They left without incident, taking with them a few personal items. The Central American Province of the Society of Jesus stated: “We strongly condemn this act of violence against our community and we reaffirm our confidence that the Lord of History will continue to protect the Jesuits of Nicaragua during this difficult period.” The closure of the university has left more than 9,500 students without access to education. Since the anti-government protests of 2018, the expropriation is the latest act of harassment and repression suffered by the Church, which has also affected other Catholic institutions and political dissidents. https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/255155/nicaragua-dictatorship-renames-university-evicts-6-jesuits-from-adjacent-property As the new school year began, students arriving at Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula, California, experienced both a tropical storm and an earthquake. For Thomas Aquinas College, the storm brought high winds and three inches of rain. Students were moving into their dorms that day, and many took shelter there as they set up their rooms for the upcoming semester. Amid the wind and rain, a magnitude 5.1 earthquake rattled the mountains four miles southeast of Ojai, just a few miles from Thomas Aquinas' campus. Newly hung photos began to fall from the walls, plaster chipped from the walls, and the buildings shook violently, reported Chris Weinkopf, executive director of college relations. “By God's grace,” he said, “no one was harmed, and the damage, though widespread, was not serious.” https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/255158/thomas-aquinas-college-reports-minimal-damage-amid-tropical-storm-earthquake Saint Rose of Lima, the first saint of the New World. At a very young age, she chose to consecrate her life to God. She practiced very intense prayer and penance daily, sometimes depriving herself of food and sleep. She joined the Third Order of St. Dominic and lived in a little hut in her parents' garden, working to help support them. She was ill for the last three years of her life, and was cared for by a government official and his wife. She died at the age of 31 on August 24, 1617, feast of Saint Bartholomew, as she herself prophesied. https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/saint/st-rose-of-lima-577

Are sky-high electricity bills making it hard to keep your agricultural operations running? Call Gradient Solar Systems at 951-617-6937 or visit https://gradientsolarsystems.com/ to get solar panels installed on your farm today! Gradient Solar System City: Colton Address: 901 East Washington Street Website https://gradientsolarsystems.com/ Phone +1 951 445 2271 Email matthew@gradientsolarsystems.com

The Glen Tavern Inn is located in Santa Paula, California and was a hotel that prospered during the California oil boom. When Prohibition was enacted, the hotel adapted as a speakeasy and brothel. People have died in the hotel and some of their spirits may still be here. A tragic flood in the city left behind spiritual residue as well. Join us as we share the history and hauntings connected to and inside of the Glen Tavern Inn! The Moment in Oddity features Queen Genepil and This Month in History features the birth of Jack Dempsey. Our location was suggested by Anna Frias. Check out the website: http://historygoesbump.com Show notes can be found here: https://historygoesbump.blogspot.com/2023/06/hgb-ep-491-glen-tavern-inn.html Become an Executive Producer: http://patreon.com/historygoesbump Music used in this episode:  Main Theme: Lurking in the Dark by Muse Music with Groove Studios (Moment in Oddity) Vanishing by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4578-vanishing License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license (This Month in History) In Your Arms by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3906-in-your-arms License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Outro Music: Happy Fun Punk by Muse Music with Groove Studios The following music was used for this media project: Music: Deathmatch by Sascha Ende Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/445-deathmatch License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

Fili is a music producer, musician and owner of Ventura Recording Company in Ventura California. Guy discusses early musical influences and "Graffiti Art" growing up in Santa Paula, California. Fili is an inspiration to everyone trying to get ahead in life and doing what they love to achieve it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Meet Jose Mendez Jr. of Santa Paula, CA, widely known as Joe-Z. We invited him on the podcast after his interaction and relationship working with Charles, standing himself out as an artist with a mindset set up for success through his eagerness to learn, work with others, sell himself, and aim for higher standards and goals for himself and others In just 1 year deciding to become an artist, he was recognized enough to be invited to be a part of the Latin Grammys in Las Vegas, Nevada, known through his song Lo Mejor "My song Destiny says some pretty brutal stuff about my life and no one's ever asked me about it so I'd start there would be very interesting. Growing up I went through a lot of trauma but it made me a strong independent man. I've always liked to write stories and poems, since I was in elementary school I would win awards for writing. My music career was a leap of faith and something I always wanted to do but didn't have the courage until now and everyone including my son thought I was crazy but I took myself to the Latin Grammys with no management ..." Hear more about this upcoming artist and his voice, the Latin Star with the Flavors, Joe-Z Check him out Music Video Preview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CepkxgldwNk JoeZ music & links to social https://dryft.me/d/joe-z805 Redeem offer & book a call with Orca Media Agency: https://calendly.com/orcamedia/voicedpodcast-promo Learn more about our agency: https://beacons.ai/orcamedia Voiced Now social presence: https://linktr.ee/Voicednow --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/voicednow/message

Laurel Braitman grew up in nearby Santa Paula and attended Thacher School before embarking on a circuitous and peripatetic career that led her to the faculty at Stanford School of Medicine where she is the Director of Writing and Storytelling. She just published her memoir, "What Looks Like Bravery," about her family and journey through grief, loss, growth and love. She previously wrote the New York Times best-seller "Animal Madness." Braitman's father, a prominent cardiac surgeon in Ventura County, was diagnosed with cancer when Laurel was three, and he endured brutal treatments one after another with the purpose of teaching her and her brother everything they needed to know about life. When he died, Braitman blamed herself for not being able to heal him herself, and lived in denial for years, leading to one misadventure after another, especially in the partner department. "Bravery" takes us along on her road to redemption, with stops along the Umpqua River in Oregon, the Aleutian Islands, Lake Como in Italy, the high desert of New Mexico and the Bay Area. With lots of familiar Ojai references. She faced one tragic loss after another, trying to find meaning amid the devastation. The book will inevitably be compared to Elizabeth Gilbert's "Eat, Pray, Love" and Cheryl Strayed's "Wild," but it holds a more poignant and hopeful tone and ends with a twist that sums up the hard-earned wisdom found along the way. We talked about Ojai in the good old days, steelhead fishing, growing up country and how death haunts us all. We did not talk about Jimmy Piersall's battle with depression, the collected sketches of Monty Python's Flying Circus or Darwin's finch collection at the British Museum & Library. Look for her book tour - she will be giving a reading on Saturday, March 18th at the Deer Lodge from 3 to 6 p.m.

Fr. Jacob Hsieh is a graduate of St. Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula who teaches Latin and religion to students of Mary Star of the Sea High School in San Pedro.  In this episode, at the time of Valentine's day, Father discusses the nature of true love.Listen live weekdays at 6am and 11am Pacific Time at spiritfilledradio.org or get the App for Spirit Filled Radio for your smart phone or tablet devices.Consider Donating and sponsoring our radio and podcast programming at spiritfilledradio.org #catholicradio #spiritfilledhearts #norbertinefathers #saintmichaelabbey #FrJacobHsieh #saintspeterandpaul #catholic #latinmass #epiphany 

Fr. Jacob Hsieh is a graduate of St. Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula who teaches at Saints Peter and Paul Elementary school and resides at the parish, in Wilmington Ca.  In this episode, he talks about the tradition of Candlemas.Listen live weekdays at 6am and 11am Pacific Time at spiritfilledradio.org or get the App for Spirit Filled Radio for your smart phone or tablet devices.Consider Donating and sponsoring our radio and podcast programming at spiritfilledradio.org #catholicradio #spiritfilledhearts #norbertinefathers #saintmichaelabbey #FrJacobHsieh #saintspeterandpaul #catholic #latinmass #epiphany 

Fr. Jacob Hsieh is a graduate of St. Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula who teaches at Saints Peter and Paul Elementary school and resides at the parish, in Wilmington Ca.  In this episode, he offers a meditation on the Holy Name of Jesus.Listen live weekdays at 6am and 11am Pacific Time at spiritfilledradio.org or get the App for Spirit Filled Radio for your smart phone or tablet devices.Consider Donating and sponsoring our radio and podcast programming at spiritfilledradio.org #catholicradio #spiritfilledhearts #norbertinefathers #saintmichaelabbey #FrJacobHsieh #saintspeterandpaul #catholic #latinmass #epiphany 

Rook, a local artist from Santa Paul sits down to chat with us about his music, photography, and life-experiences that have influenced his music. Check him out on soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/rook-the-crook Follow him on IG: @remymac12 As always, be sure to follow the 805UNCENSORED on our social media channels: IG: @805uncensoredpod Tik Tok: @805uncensoredpod Youtube: @805uncensoredpodcast Questions/Comments/Guest Suggestions/Episode Ideas? Email us! 805uncensored@gmail.com Please consider leaving the show a review on Apple Podcasts, it really helps us expand our listenership. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/805uncensored/id1471552828 Jordon here, if I sound congested, it is because I very much. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Fr. Jacob Hsieh is a graduate of St. Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula who teaches at Saints Peter and Paul in Wilmington CA.  In this episode, he talks about the importance of the family and the model the Holy Family offers us.Listen live weekdays at 6am and 11am Pacific Time at spiritfilledradio.org or get the App for Spirit Filled Radio for your smart phone or tablet devices.Consider Donating and sponsoring our radio and podcast programming at spiritfilledradio.org #catholicradio #spiritfilledhearts #norbertinefathers #saintmichaelabbey #FrJacobHsieh #saintspeterandpaul #catholic #latinmass #epiphany 

Fr. Jacob Hsieh is a graduate of St. Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula who teaches Latin and religion to students of Mary Star of the Sea High School in San Pedro.  In this episode, he discusses the late Pope Benedict XVI, who died December 31, 2022.Listen live weekdays at 6am and 11am Pacific Time at spiritfilledradio.org or get the App for Spirit Filled Radio for your smart phone or tablet devices.Consider Donating and sponsoring our radio and podcast programming at spiritfilledradio.org #catholicradio #spiritfilledhearts #norbertinefathers #saintmichaelabbey #FrJacobHsieh #saintspeterandpaul #catholic #latinmass #epiphany 

What is metaphysics? Is it philosophy or science? Is it witchcraft or wizardry? Is it inalterable or constantly changing? Why has it been reinterpreted and misunderstood in today's culture? How do we return metaphysics to its proper place in the order of knowing and learning? Dr. David Arias is a professor of philosophy at Our Lady of Guadalupe Seminary in Denton, NE. Prior to coming to Nebraska, Dr. Arias taught philosophy, theology, natural science, mathematics, literature, and various other subjects for eleven years at Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula, CA. Dr. Arias has published in both scholarly and popular venues. His main areas of scholarly interest are natural philosophy and metaphysics.He is happily married to Jennaya Arias and together they are the blessed parents of fourteen children. Dr. Arias will be teaching his fourth course for the Magnus Fellowship this coming spring! You can find snippets of his past courses, Metaphysics I, Metaphysics II, and Philosophy of Nature, on earlier episodes of the Magnus Podcast. Donors giving just $25/month have access to ALL archived courses. Subscribe to the emails and/or become a fellow, donor, or both here.  

In this episode, I am on location in Santa Paula, California at the Calavo Growers headquarters, where I had the unique opportunity to learn firsthand how the Calavo family of growers has been providing us with avocados for nearly 100 years! In addition to my very personal tour of the groves, processing plant, and ripening facilities, I sat down with Calavo CEO, Brian Kocher, to learn all about how they grow, harvest, package, and distribute avocados all over the world! We also chat about how Calavo has grown from the original family of growers since 1924, the other produce and ready-to-eat items Calavo distributes, his favorite way to enjoy avocados, and more! If you love avocados as much as I do, this episode is a must-listen! Learn more about Calavo at https://calavo.com Follow Calavo on Instagram: @calavogrowers Podcast Show Notes: https://kitchenconfidante.com/all-things-avocado-with-calavo-growers

New book and podcast alert! In this episode, Adam Torres interviewed Kay Wilson-Bolton, Volunteer Director of SPIRIT of Santa Paula, explore Kay's new book Mission Matters (Business Leaders Vol. 7) and show the Bruised Reeds Podcast.Follow Adam on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/askadamtorres/ for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule.Apply to be interviewed by Adam on our podcast:https://missionmatters.lpages.co/podcastguest/Visit our website:https://missionmatters.com/

New book and podcast alert! In this episode, Adam Torres interviewed Kay Wilson-Bolton, Volunteer Director of SPIRIT of Santa Paula, explore Kay's new book Mission Matters (Business Leaders Vol. 7) and show the Bruised Reeds Podcast. Follow Adam on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/askadamtorres/ for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule.Apply to be interviewed by Adam on our podcast:https://missionmatters.lpages.co/podcastguest/Visit our website:https://missionmatters.com/

(9 de agosto: Día Internacional de las Poblaciones Indígenas) Cuando los conquistadores españoles arribaron a las costas de Mesoamérica, los nahuas se habían diseminado desde lo que hoy llamamos México hasta América Central, con asentamientos de importancia en Nicaragua. Entre aquel grupo de pueblos que tenían en común la lengua náhuatl, había una superstición muy curiosa que tenía que ver con la infidelidad. Según la superstición, si los ratones abrían un hoyo en el vestido de una esposa, el esposo consideraba que era señal de que ella le había sido infiel; en cambio, si los ratones roían la ropa del esposo, entonces ella lo juzgaba culpable de infidelidad a él.1 Ahora bien, para quienes pudieran juzgar, por su parte, que esa superstición de los nahuas fuera algo inconcebible para los españoles, presuntamente más civilizados, más vale que vuelvan a pensarlo. Es que había una tradición española igualmente curiosa que tenía que ver también con la infidelidad y que tenía como escenario el monumental Colegio de San Ciriaco y Santa Paula, más conocido como Colegio de Málaga, en Alcalá de Henares. En uno de los patios del interior de aquel Colegio, hay una gran fuente decorada con la figura de un monstruo por donde antiguamente salía el agua. Según la tradición, cuando una mujer dudaba de la lealtad de su amado, lo llevaba a ese patio y lo obligaba a jurarle amor eterno con la mano derecha metida hasta la muñeca en la boca del monstruo. Y si el hombre se atrevía a mentir, la figura de piedra cerraba su gran boca, tragándose la mano del amante infiel.2 En lo que más se parecen esas supersticiones de los nahuas y de los españoles es que dan por sentado que la infidelidad es intolerable. Es un engaño que merece un castigo severo, sobre todo tratándose de personas que se han jurado lealtad. Y no debiera extrañarnos que dos culturas tan distintas tuvieran en común esa norma de conducta, si consideramos que los integrantes de las dos fueron creados por el mismo Dios a su imagen y semejanza. Y conste que se trata de un Dios que, antes de darnos el mandamiento que prohíbe el adulterio, nos prohíbe que le seamos infieles adorando ídolos o a otros presuntos dioses, diciendo textualmente: «Yo, el Señor tu Dios, soy un Dios celoso».3 ¿Cómo es que se manifiestan esos celos? En el libro del profeta Oseas, habiendo juzgado que reina la infidelidad entre su pueblo, Dios decide enseñarle a ese pueblo infiel una lección objetiva. Manda a Oseas que se case con una prostituta, sabiendo de antemano que ella lo va a engañar, y cuando la esposa le es infiel, Dios le ordena al pobre profeta que la ame, a pesar de que es adúltera, tal y como Él ama a su pueblo, a pesar de que éste se ha vuelto a dioses ajenos. Pero su amor es tal que, en la lección que le enseña a su pueblo, Dios no se limita a pedirle cuentas por su conducta, como tenemos la tendencia a hacer nosotros, sino que se dispone a perdonar a todo el que se vuelva a Él arrepentido.4 Más vale, entonces, que aprovechemos el perdón que Dios nos ofrece, y que cultivemos una relación estrecha con Él, agradecidos de que para Él es tan insoportable que dejemos de amarlo como lo es que dejemos de serle fieles. Pues si mantenemos esa relación íntima con Él, disfrutaremos del único amor que es de veras eterno. Carlos ReyUn Mensaje a la Concienciawww.conciencia.net 1 Daniel G. Brinton, «Historia del baile del Güegüence», en Baile de El Güegüence o Macho Ratón (Managua, Nicaragua: Editorial Hispamer, 1998), p. 15. 2 Arsenio E. Lope Huerta y M. Vicente Sánchez Molto, Leyendas y refranes complutenses (Madrid, España: Diputación Provincial de Madrid, Delegación de Cultura, Deportes y Turismo, 1982), p. 136. 3 Éx 20:3,4,14; Dt 5:7,8,18 4 Os 3:1; 4:1; 14:2