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This episode's FAQ is: I have no vacation time and want to travel. What would you suggest? Today's Destination is Julian, CA Today's Mistake- Not carrying a second payment option Travel Advice:  Bring earplugs   FAQ: I have no vacation time, and I want to travel. What would you suggest? Answers: I have felt this way often. You should find a job with more flexibility and rewards results, not just for being present and punching the clock. If you want to do both, consider a job requiring you to travel, and then add a weekend day before your trip and one at the end. That way, you can do your work and get the job done. You can get travel in on your days before and after. You could always negotiate with the boss for more vacation time.   Here are two alternative questions for the travel dreamers listening. What about taking shorter trips throughout the year instead of one long vacation? Have you considered volunteering abroad to gain travel experience while making a positive impact?    Comment: Some may say that travel is a luxury, not a necessity, and you should prioritize saving money. I spent the same or less on my around-the-world trip than I would have at home in 2023. If you budget well, you could do the same.   Today's destination: Julian, Ca   As a solo female traveler, Julian, California, a quaint town of 2000 residents northeast of San Diego by 60 miles, offers a unique opportunity to step back in time and immerse yourself in history and culture. The population is small, but it grows when tourists arrive. Safety is a top priority, and plenty of accommodations include camping or glamping in the Cuyamaca Mountains, cozy bed and breakfasts, and inns.    Artists, photographers, writers, and musicians flock to Julian.   If you're a fan of apple pie, you'll definitely want to try it here! But there's also much more to do, from hiking and exploring art galleries to shopping, stopping for tea, getting a massage, and even stargazing in this officially designated Dark Sky city.    For the adventurous traveler, you can explore the tunnels of a gold mine with a guided tour of secluded mines or try your hand at gold panning. And if you have a car, stop by Dudley's Bakery in Santa Ysabel on your way home for a delicious treat.    If you're traveling in the winter after the season's first snowfall, be aware of potential traffic and challenges. It may be best to wait until the end of the season when the crowds are fewer. But overall, Julian is a welcoming and charming destination for solo female travelers looking for a taste of history and adventure. https://visitjulian.com/to-see-do/ https://visitjulian.com/plan-your-trip/road-conditions-map/ https://www.dudleysbakery.com/ Today's Mistake- Not carrying a second payment option   My credit card was not accepted, and I did not have money to pay the bill. I was embarrassed. I did not have a second card, so I had to get an IOU and pay as soon as possible. Always have a backup plan if one credit card is not accepted. Today, you have new options, including Apple Pay, Google Pay, and apps like Venmo, so it's easier. Not all businesses accept digital payments, so cash may be the best backup in those instances.   Today's Travel Advice-Bring earplugs   You never know when you will be surrounded by a loud noise or unable to concentrate. The earplugs will help at a concert, especially if your seat is by the speaker. They pack small and can save your ear from permanent damage. They may distort the sound quality of the concert, diminish your enjoyment of the experience, and defeat the purpose of a live performance, but the health of your hearing is important for long-term sound quality. Connect with Dr. Travelbest   5Stepstosolotravel.com Drmarytravelbest.com Dr. Mary Travelbest Twitter Dr. Mary Travelbest Facebook Page Dr. Mary Travelbest Facebook Group Dr. Mary Travelbest Instagram email: info@drmarytravelbest.com Dr. Mary Travelbest Podcast Dr. Travelbest on TikTok Dr.Travelbest onYouTube  

Title 42 is coming to an end on Thursday, so KPBS spoke with local leaders to find out if they're ready for the influx of migrants. In other news, a rescue sanctuary in Santa Ysabel wants people to know that foxes have the potential to do life-saving work. Plus, KPBS metro reporter talks about his new podcast, “Freeway Exit.”

The Perfect Balance at Storum Ranch Pauline and Bill Storum settled in Julian California after Pauline retired from the US Navy in 2013. Planting an orchard and vineyard on the outskirts of this apple town was rooted in their desire to get their son Kyle, who is autistic,  and has a love of round objects engaged. Plus, Bill has wonderful memories of learning about orchard care when he was in high school. Kyle may prefer to stay indoors, but Bill is loving what he call his babies - the apple trees in the orchard. Pauline and Bill Storum In 2019, the county finally approved their plans and construction on their 81' x 36" steel building began that is both their production area and Tasting Room.  Just as they were getting ready to open their tasting room in 2021, the Covid-19 pandemic hit, allowing them to focus on perfecting their business and building. Today you can visit the Tasting Room which is air conditioned ( a nice treat when the high desert heat kicks in) or step outside on the patio and enjoy a glass. Ciders at Storum All ciders are fermented to dry and are made primarily with the wild ambient yeast at the cidery. They have both single varietal ciders and blends like Harrison and Campfield. The have set up tastings so that customers can compare the same blends from previous years and educate their palates. Value Added Products at the Tasting Room Wines Basalmic vinegar Olive oil Try a delicious non-alcoholic with the shrubs they make at the cidery drink. Cider Swag - hats and t-shirts Patio and outdoor seating at Storum Cider Hiking spots near Storum Ranch Cider & Wine Grab a sandwich and snacks in Julian to bring out for a day hike after visiting the cidery. Santa Ysabel is a 5 minute drive from the cidery. Find shade, picnic tables, porta potties by the parking lot at the trail head. A great place to have a snack, drink cider and go for a hike. Volcan Mountain is a one hour hike and only a 2 minute drive from Storum. Bring layers! At the on road parking area it may be hot but at the view it can get down right chilly. Contact info for Storum Ranch Cider & Wine Website: https://storumranch.com/ Mentions in this Chat CiderCon 2023 - February 1-3, 2023 sign up now for the January 30th Chicago Cider Tours New York International Cider Competition February 19, 2023- use promo code: Chat23 for $10 off your entry submission. Episodes 303 DYI Wassail Tips   Subscribe to eCiderNews Help Support Cider Chat Please donate today. Help keep the chat thriving! Find this episode and all episodes at the page for Cider Chat's podcasts. Listen also at iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher (for Android), iHeartRadio , Spotify and wherever you love to listen to podcasts. Follow on Cider Chat's blog, social media and podcast Twitter @ciderchat Instagram: @ciderchatciderville Cider Chat FaceBook Page Cider Chat YouTube

THE TERRAN LAMP SHOW! Season 6, Episode 8

Yo. We got a Banger for you this week. Our boy Joseph D. is in town from Phoenix and we got up hella early to record this episode. Joseph is a Kumeyaay Native from Santa Ysabel. He talks about growing up in the streets of East County San Diego and on the Reservation. His story starts off like most, and escalates quickly. After years of degradation and drug use, he finally found his way into recovery where he was able to reconnect with his heritage and culture. YOU KNOW THE DEAL LET'S FUCKING GO

Amber Alert Issued in Lake Elsinore, Two Injured after Hit-And-Run In The East Village, More San Diego Libraries Reopen for Service, Santa Ysabel Fire Update, San Diego's Most Accurate Forecast, and San Diego Humane Society Took In More Than 90 Stray Pets Over the 4th of July Weekend. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today, NBC 7's Dana Griffin returns to the podcast this 4th of July. Crystal talks about how we can all help our pets feel more comfortable with all the loud fireworks going on today, as well as what you can expect the weather to look like. Dana gives an update on that fire in Santa Ysabel and has a warning from state health officials about a spike in COVID-19 cases close to home. She'll also tell you where you can catch a firework show near you. Finally, Dana talks about the wave of support for Olympic track runner Sha'Carri Richardson after she was suspended for failing a drug test. Privacy Policy and California Privacy Notice.

Grubcast #70 Flying F Ranch - Santa Ysabel CA by Grubthusiast Grubcast

Come and Take A F'N Hike with us on the beautiful Santa Ysabel Preserve where the cows roam free. I share this adventure with SD Crazy Hikers & The one and only Root Beer Boyz! Thank you at Stevie, Marci, Frank, Mindy, Loreene, Caden and Ethan for making this a fun adventure! We discuss their adventures to Rattle Snake Peak and Iron Mountain. We share some of our pandemic stories this time last year. Two people in the group actually went to high school together. What drives Stevie to bare it all at the top of Iron Mountain! Some exotic pole dancing takes place with a make believe pole out in the wild! Love you guys! Podcasting is about making my adventures come to life! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sonia-velez7/message

Just as it appears that Covid-19 concerns are waning, it appears that Derby Fever is starting to spread from coast to coast. Brad Free, handicapper and columnist for the Daily Racing Form will cover the action taking place on the west coast. Derby dreamers will head to post in the G2 $200,000 San Felipe. That race is complimented on the card by two G1 contests – the $400,000 Santa Anita Handicap and $400,000 Frank E. Kilroe Mile on the turf. On Sunday, Santa Anita will feature the G3 $100,000 Santa Ysabel that will be a Kentucky Oaks qualifier. Well-known handicapping contest winner Jonathan Kinchen will join John for the second handicapping portion of the show. On the east coast, Aqueduct will play host to two “points” races on Saturday. The G3 $300,00 Gotham Stakes has served as a springboard for such outstanding runners as Native Dancer, Dr. Fager, Easy Goer and the immortal Secretariat. Also on the card there is an Oaks prep in the G3 $250,000 Busher Invitational. Tampa Bay Downs has a solid card with five stakes races, four of them graded events. The main attraction is the G2 $400,000 Tampa Bay Derby. Oaklawn Park will offer the G3 $300,000 Honeybee Stakes with 50-20-15-5 points towards a ticket to the Kentucky Oaks.

Hi happy homesteaders! Welcome back to another episode of Chicks in the Sticks, without dicks and free of ticks! This week we catch up on our week and finally start our covid quarantine questionnaire! We sent out so many emails and are so thankful for all of the feedback. Our first guest is Alli from Santa Ysabel. We loved hearing about her life growing up on the ranch, and found so many similarities in her story compared to ours. Oh and our "Yays + Yikes" are pretty ranchy this week! Get ready, as usual, you can find us at @chicksinthesticks805 on Instagram, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts. Happy June ladies (and gents)!

Hiking with Eddie and where the cows roam free. Shout out to Chaka 805. Getting F'N scared from a snake and a lizard. You will hear from chirping birds to bees and rattle snakes! Eddie and I have our differences on bees and rattle snake sounds. Sharing our libations at the top, enjoying our picnic while watching the cows watching us. Meet and greet a few hikers with masks. How we handled our social distancing. Thank you Connie for your input. It was a great F'N Hike! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sonia-velez7/message

Native Cooks Krystal and Tawny stop in to Live From The Rez Podcast to share stories of their journey as traditional cooks and owners of Mountain Made Meals. Krystal and Tawny are members of the IIpay Nation of Santa Ysabel, and are often called to cook for various ceremonies throughout their area. They and are known for their down to earth humor, energy, and cooking abilities. caution: This Episode Contains Heavy Auntie Vibes

Chance Perez of Warpath Nation Stops in to share stories from the Road, his journey to become a Metal Front man, and life on the Rez. Chance is a Member of the IIpay Nation of Santa Ysabel, lead vocalist and guitarist of Warpath. Warpath Formed in 2015 in San Diego California, bringing a unique sound unheard of in the metal scene by introducing Native American elements to the sound. Warpath is a perfect blend of Native American culture and Heavy Metal music. for More info on Warpath click: https://warpathnation.com

Live From The Rez Welcomes Kumeyaay Elder Virginia Christman. Born on the Viejas Reservation, Grandma Virginia is a life-long cultural practitioner of Kumeyaay traditions and fluent master speaker of the Kumeyaay language. Virginia lives on the Viejas Rez with her husband Dr. Ron Christman, a Master Bird Singer from the Iipay Nation of Santa Ysabel. Instructed by her mom, aunt, and family elders, Virginia was trained to served in many key roles within her community. Virginia is a highly regarded Prayer Leader, Cultural Educator and past Political leader. Virginia served her people as Vice Chairwoman, and more than 16 years as Councilwoman of the Viejas Band of Kumeyaay. Grandma Virginia Shares Histories, stories of old, wisdom, cultural knowledge and humor. Grandma Virginia is the Mother to Live From The Rez Host Ral Christman. Enjoy! 

In January AB 218 went into effect, allowing for sexual assault victims to sue on claims formerly barred by statues of limitations. This means that thousands of individuals who were abused as children are coming forward with allegations. Among the hard hit youth-based organizations: the Boy Scouts of America. By filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, the organization has put on hold hundreds of lawsuits brought against it. But it's still unclear what this means to the local councils that directly oversee Scout troops. That's a crucial question for the San Diego-Imperial Council, whose assets include cash reserves and Mataguay, a 1,000-acre camping and canoeing reservation in Santa Ysabel.

The Iipay Nation of Santa Ysabel last month opened a marijuana dispensary inside what once was the tribe's casino off state Route 79 south of Lake Henshaw. It was the first tribe in the county to enter the lucrative marijuana business. Other local tribes are expected to follow suit, potentially setting up a confrontation with county officials, who have banned the operations in the unincorporated areas, though they have no control over the reservations. And the tribes have reached out to the state asking to join the larger licensed cannabis network, but so far have been rebuffed. https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/communities/north-county/sd-no-ysabel-marijuana-20190214-story.html

This is Episode 2 of 3 that I mentioned in episode 6. And also Part 1 of 2 of the podcast with my buddy Steve Leapley at Mataguay Scout Ranch in Santa Ysabel, California. This podcast was over a few hours because of long interruptions, but we finally got it in. We catch up after a few years. 

Marilee Strech, owner of Crossroads Treasures in Santa Ysabel, California, talks about the metaphysical properties of Mooka Jasper that comes from the Andamooka region of Australia. Read the article here> http://www.bigblendnetwork.com/magical-mookaite.html

Ed DeRosa and Danny Zucker take a numbers approach to the weekend's top three-year-old prep races: the Gotham Stakes at Aqueduct and the Santa Ysabel at Santa Anita. The former features Withers Stakes winner Sunny Ridge and rising star Shagaf against a group of up-and-comers while the latter has undefeated champion Songbird. Will Sunny Ridge or Shagaf continue their winning ways or will another three-year-old step up? Is anyone in this field a Kentucky Derby threat? FREE Brisnet.com Ultimate Past Performances of the Gotham Stakes. Songbird will be 1-to-10. Is there any opposing her on top or is playing for underneath a better play? Ed & Danny provide some answers.

DDoS attacks against poker sites continue, Winning Poker Network cancels $1 million guaranteed tournament. Caesars refuses to pay $225 million in interest due. Canadian authorities raid Amaya offices. Michael Borovetz arrested for airport scamming again. Study says anonymous tables actually help pro players, despite lack of data mining ability. Pokerstars introduces "all in percentages" as default option on tables. California issues temporary restraining order against Santa Ysabel tribe's online bingo. New Jersey online gaming revenues continue to slip, will it ever get better? Celebrity sportsbetting tout Adam Meyer arrested on fraud, extortion charges. Watch out attempting to travel to foreign countries if you have a criminal record. Editorial: How wrong was Ben Edelman in his crusade against Boston-area small businesses?

DDoS attacks against poker sites continue, Winning Poker Network cancels $1 million guaranteed tournament. Caesars refuses to pay $225 million in interest due. Canadian authorities raid Amaya offices. Michael Borovetz arrested for airport scamming again. Study says anonymous tables actually help pro players, despite lack of data mining ability. Pokerstars introduces "all in percentages" as default option on tables. California issues temporary restraining order against Santa Ysabel tribe's online bingo. New Jersey online gaming revenues continue to slip, will it ever get better? Celebrity sportsbetting tout Adam Meyer arrested on fraud, extortion charges. Watch out attempting to travel to foreign countries if you have a criminal record. Editorial: How wrong was Ben Edelman in his crusade against Boston-area small businesses?