Podcasts about Schomberg

ENCORE: Christmas in the Suburbs with Dale BoyerThe Insomnia Project Holiday Episodes are back! Every day in December, we feature a different holiday-themed episode with a festive feel. Some episodes are from holidays past, and some are from holidays present. If you share an idea, it might just make its way into a future holiday episode! Sit back with a warm cup of cider, tea, cocoa, vin brulé, latte with pumpkin spice, and enjoy the cheer we share with you.About Today's Episode:Marco welcomes special guest Dale Boyer to the podcast, where they explore the charm and festivities of Christmas in the suburbs—with a special focus on Schomberg, Ontario. Highlights include the unique Schomberg Christmas parade, featuring farm vehicles decked out in holiday decor and Santa riding a tractor.The duo shares heartwarming holiday anecdotes and traditions:Marco tells the story of how a beautiful wreath caught his eye and nudged him to make a memorable holiday purchase.Dale recounts finding a special ornament at the store and shares its significance.Learn about the fascinating tradition of the pickle ornament and its place on Dale's tree.Dale shares the story of when her daughter requested a specific ornament, adding a delightful twist to their holiday decorating.Whether you're reminiscing about holidays in the suburbs or curious about unique traditions, this episode will wrap you in the warmth of community and festive cheer.Follow us:Instagram: @theinsomniaprojectTwitter: @listenandsleepWeb: theinsomniaproject.comPatreon: patreon.com/theinsomniaprojectHowever you celebrate the holidays, we wish you a calm, peaceful, and sleep-filled season. We are here for you, and if you'd like to spread the joy, please tell others about The Insomnia Project. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-insomnia-project. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Thanks for tuning in to the Farmer Rapid Fire on RealAg Radio, brought to you by Pioneer Seeds Canada! Host Shaun Haney checks in with: Mark Torrey of Woodville, Ont.; Luke Barron of Schomberg, Ont.; Randy Tkachyk of Sundown, Man.; Mike Beckie of Davidson, Sask.; and Kresten Jorgenson of Special Areas, Alta. Thoughts on something... Read More

Thanks for tuning in to the Farmer Rapid Fire on RealAg Radio, brought to you by Pioneer Seeds Canada! Host Shaun Haney checks in with: Mark Torrey of Woodville, Ont.; Luke Barron of Schomberg, Ont.; Randy Tkachyk of Sundown, Man.; Mike Beckie of Davidson, Sask.; and Kresten Jorgenson of Special Areas, Alta. Thoughts on something... Read More

Join us for an insightful audio discussion with Regina Schomberg, System Director Pharmacy II at Atrium Health, as she shares her background and expertise. Regina delves into the latest healthcare trends, the evolution of Atrium Health's pharmacy program, and identifies key opportunities for growth and value addition within the system.

Join us for an insightful audio discussion with Regina Schomberg, System Director Pharmacy II at Atrium Health, as she shares her background and expertise. Regina delves into the latest healthcare trends, the evolution of Atrium Health's pharmacy program, and identifies key opportunities for growth and value addition within the system.

Thanks for tuning in to this Thursday edition on RealAg Radio, brought to you by Pioneer Seeds Canada! On this week's Farmer Rapid Fire, host Lyndsey Smith checks in with: Warren Schneckenburger of Morrisburg, Ont.; Luke Barron of Schomberg, Ont.; Dwayne Leslie of Portage, Man; and, John Kowalchuk of Trochu, Alta. Plus, we will hear... Read More

Thanks for tuning in to this Thursday edition on RealAg Radio, brought to you by Pioneer Seeds Canada! On this week's Farmer Rapid Fire, host Lyndsey Smith checks in with: Warren Schneckenburger of Morrisburg, Ont.; Luke Barron of Schomberg, Ont.; Dwayne Leslie of Portage, Man; and, John Kowalchuk of Trochu, Alta. Plus, we will hear... Read More

Suburban Serenity: Schomberg's Unconventional Light Parade with Dale BoyerIn this heartwarming holiday episode of The Insomnia Project, hosts Marco Timpano and Amanda Barker are joined by the delightful Dale Boyer, a dear friend of the show and of Marco and Amanda. The festive spotlight turns to Schomberg, Ontario, as the trio explores the charm of the holidays in the suburbs.Marco shares a cherished holiday memory, recounting the special moment when he purchased his favourite holiday wreath. Dale provides a vivid picture of Schomberg and introduces listeners to the unique festival affectionally called; 'Schomberg Christmas.' The focal point of this local celebration, according to Dale, is the enchanting "Light Parade," featuring unconventional vehicles that add a touch of whimsy to the festivities.Amidst the holiday cheer, Dale imparts sage advice that has brightened Marco's holiday season for many years—a nugget of wisdom listeners won't want to miss. The episode takes a poignant turn as Dale shares a bittersweet story about an ornament received, a token of her grandmother's heroism that continues to resonate.The mystery of the pickle ornament unfolds, prompting speculation about who bought it and raising questions about the sentimental ornaments that grace holiday trees. Dale recounts the tale of a challenging quest to source a special ornament for her daughter, adding a touch of adventure to the festive narrative.Listeners are invited to connect with The Insomnia Project on Instagram (@theinsomniaproject) and Twitter (@listenandsleep), enhanced with festive emojis. For more tranquil content, visit their website at [theinsomniaproject.com](https://theinsomniaproject.com). As the episode wraps up, the hosts extend an invitation to consider the gift of tranquility by subscribing to their Patreon page at https://www.patreon.com/theinsomniaprojectJoin Marco and Dale on this heartwarming journey through suburban holiday magic, filled with laughter, nostalgic reflections, and the joy of unconventional parades. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-insomnia-project. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dr. Jenna Donaldson graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College in 2013 and has been working as an equine ambulatory veterinarian ever since. She has practiced in Alberta, New York and southern Ontario. Today, she is a partner at Rotenberg Veterinary, an equine mobile practice based in Schomberg, ON. Through her years working at a variety of different practices, Jenna has developed a passion for creating a sustainable work environment for equine veterinarians. In 2022, she launched Trillium Equine Veterinary Services providing after-hours mobile emergency care to horses in southwestern Ontario. Trillium Equine's focus is to improve the quality of life of equine vets, allowing them to stay in practice longer than might have been possible with typical on-call requirements. In this wide-ranging conversation with Jenna we cover The journey from graduation to working as an associate to becoming a partner The partnership buy-in process Building a great team and why it matters when buying-in to a practice Difference between being an employee and an owner Starting up a "side-hustle" in Trillium Equine to solve a need in the marketplace Jenna's Impact Round! Thank you to Jenna for joining us on the show! If you'd like to connect with Jenna, you can find her through Trillium Equine Veterinary Services online in the following places: @trilliumequine https://trilliumequine.ca/ https://www.facebook.com/trilliumequine Check out our website at theveterinaryproject.com for more info about the show, our hosts, and all things Veterinary Project, or follow us on Instagram @theveterinaryproject. If you liked the show and want to stay in the know, please subscribe to the podcast on the listening platform of your choosing. Any questions, comments, feedback, or requests for guests can be sent to our Instagram, @theveterinaryproject. Thank you for listening!

It's time for another edition of the Farmer Rapid Fire on RealAg Radio, brought to you by Pioneer Seeds Canada! Host Shaun Haney is joined by: Luke Barron of Schomberg, Ont.; Steve Twynstra of Ailsa Craig, Ont.; Scott Perkin of Elgin, Man.; and, Rob Stone of Davidson, Sask. Plus, hear from western Manitoba field agronomist... Read More

It's time for another edition of the Farmer Rapid Fire on RealAg Radio, brought to you by Pioneer Seeds Canada! Host Shaun Haney is joined by: Luke Barron of Schomberg, Ont.; Steve Twynstra of Ailsa Craig, Ont.; Scott Perkin of Elgin, Man.; and, Rob Stone of Davidson, Sask. Plus, hear from western Manitoba field agronomist... Read More

Industrial Talk is onsite at Hexagon LIVE and talking to Joe Caestano and Stephan Schomberg with Elevotec, Inc. about asset management C-Suite buy-in and creating a resilient operation.  Here are some quick points: Educate the C-suite on the importance of asset management. This is often the biggest challenge, as C-suites are often focused on the bottom line and may not see the value in investing in asset management. However, it is important to show them how asset management can save money in the long run by reducing downtime and increasing efficiency. Use a three-pronged approach to asset management: people, practice, and products. This means focusing on the human element (people), the processes and procedures (practice), and the technology (products). All three elements are important for successful asset management. Embrace the "enable, evolve, elevate" motto. This means starting small and gradually improving your asset management processes over time. There is no silver bullet, so it is important to be patient and persistent. Take advantage of new technologies to collect and analyze data. This data can be used to make better decisions about asset maintenance and improve efficiency. However, it is important to have a good understanding of the data before making decisions. Here are some additional thoughts on the conversation: It is important to continuously educate and collaborate with others to stay up-to-date on the latest asset management practices and technologies. Asset management is a journey, not a destination. There will always be challenges, but it is important to be persistent and never give up. Asset management is not just about saving money. It is also about improving safety, environmental impact, and compliance. Also, get your exclusive free access to the Industrial Academy and a series on “Why You Need To Podcast” for Greater Success in 2023. All links designed for keeping you current in this rapidly changing Industrial Market. Learn! Grow! Enjoy! JOE "JOSE" CAESTANO'S CONTACT INFORMATION: Personal LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jose-c-caetano/ Company LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/elevotec/ Company Website: https://www.elevotec.com/ STEPHAN SCHOMBERG'S CONTACT INFORMATION: Personal LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephan-schomberg-1a605737/ THE STRATEGIC REASON "WHY YOU NEED TO PODCAST": OTHER GREAT INDUSTRIAL RESOURCES: NEOM: https://www.neom.com/en-us Industrial Marketing Solutions:  https://industrialtalk.com/industrial-marketing/...

Around the grounds to catch you up on all you missed last night - Joey Montagna and Sarah Hosking recap Sydney hanging on against Essendon, as Buddy's calf injury causes concern for his future. Then, Brenton Yates, Rhett Biglands, and Dom Cassisi recap a thumping win for Adelaide in Showdown 54 -----------

The MS-13 members mistakenly take shots at an innocent victim. Host Alex Pierson speaks with Marcell Wilson, former gang leader, founder of One by One Movement, about the horrific murder in Schomberg in drive by attack. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Thanks for tuning in to this Thursday edition of the Farmer Rapid Fire on RealAg Radio! Host Shaun Haney is joined by: Peggy Brekveld of Thunder Bay, Ont.; Luke Barron of Schomberg, Ont.; DC Jensen of Swift Current, Sask.; and Jesse Meyer of Peace River, Alta. Thoughts on something we talked about on the show?... Read More

Thanks for tuning in to this Thursday edition of the Farmer Rapid Fire on RealAg Radio! Host Shaun Haney is joined by: Peggy Brekveld of Thunder Bay, Ont.; Luke Barron of Schomberg, Ont.; DC Jensen of Swift Current, Sask.; and Jesse Meyer of Peace River, Alta. Thoughts on something we talked about on the show?... Read More

OCR Unedited is excited to present Chris Schomberg. Chris talks to us about how he got started in athletics, how he discovered OCR, his experience at the 2018 World Ultra Championship in Iceland, his training & nutrition, and SO MUCH MORE!

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Thanks for tuning in to this Thursday edition of the Farmer Rapid Fire! Today's show is brought to you by Pioneer Seeds Canada. Host Shaun Haney is joined by: Ryan McCarron, of Antigonish, N.S.; Luke Barron of Schomberg, Ont.; Corey Loessin, of Radisson, Sask.; and Shaune Harty, of Foremost, Alta. Don't miss our spotlight interview... Read More

Thanks for tuning in to this Thursday edition of the Farmer Rapid Fire! Today's show is brought to you by Pioneer Seeds Canada. Host Shaun Haney is joined by: Ryan McCarron, of Antigonish, N.S.; Luke Barron of Schomberg, Ont.; Corey Loessin, of Radisson, Sask.; and Shaune Harty, of Foremost, Alta. Don't miss our spotlight interview... Read More

This episode is also available as a blog post: https://thecitylife.org/2022/08/22/holocaust-museum-la-presents-the-west-coast-debut-of-sculptor-a-thomas-schombergs-powerful-work-remembering-9-11/ --- 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/citylifeorg/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/citylifeorg/support

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Piper and Emily Elek are joined by trainer Francesca Mulligan to talk about teaching young riders empathy, responsibility and setting expectations for Pony Finals. Brought to you by Taylor, Harris Insurance Services.Hosts: Piper Klemm of The Plaid Horse and Emily ElekGuest: Francesca Mulligan operates Stoney Fields out of Schomberg, Ontario in partnership with her parents Peter and Lois Mulligan and professionals Sabrina Ivankovic and Leanna Lazzari. Stoney Fields specializes in hunters and equitation. Bringing riders up through the ranks from walk/trot to showing at some of the top venues in North America. Francesca has taken on a significant role with their younger students guiding them through the pony divisions and up to higher levels of competition. In her 15 years at Stoney Fields, Francesca has assisted in bringing many young riders to numerous zone championships, Canadian National Championships, Medal Final wins and placings at USEF Pony Finals. Title Sponsor: Taylor, Harris Insurance ServicesSubscribe To: The Plaid Horse MagazineEquestrian College Courses with Dr. KlemmAmerican Equestrian SchoolSponsors: Excel Supplements, Purina Animal Nutrition, America Cryo, Alexis Kletjian, ClipMyHorse.TV

Welcome everyone! A little shopkeeping before we start, don't forget to get your tickets for this Saturday's upcoming webinar, Saturday, June 11th with Dr. Simon Curtis and Sarah Logie and it will be on Hoof Horn Infection. With your tickets, you will get access to the interactive webinar, a full recording of the webinar, afterwards, your questions answered in an open Q and a, a certificate of attendance or CPD or CE points and PDFs of studies, papers, and key takeaways. Also, if you happen to be in the neighbourhood of Schomberg, Ontario on June 17th from 1 pm to 5 PM  - Foot for Thought is hosting a clinic called “Casting Call - Foot Cast Applications for Case Management of Surgical Medical and Podiatry Issues. The speakers in this one are Dr. Orlaith Cleary, Chris Gerber, Tristan Miles and Elisa Miller. This will be a good one, we haven't been able to have a Foot for Thought event in quite a while. So it will be nice to see everybody there. RSVP to andrea@mpequine.com to attend.  Today I am speaking with my good friend, Daniel Bennett, AWCF. After hearing a couple of episodes where guests and I were discussing the AW exam, Danny reached out and suggested that we might have a few of our concepts a little misconstrued on what is involved in the exam and he wanted to clear that up. As you will hear, Daniel is coming at this from a very interesting vantage point and his information is current and very helpful. This whole episode was basically Danny's idea and is in the format that you would typically find on his podcast, the Lockdown Farrier Podcast. If you haven't already, you should definitely check it out and subscribe. You will learn a ton. It is very focused on education and Danny has had many guests who are at the forefront of research in our trade. I am very thankful that Danny took some time out of his fishing vacation on a Sunday afternoon to discuss all things AW, if you are in the midst of preparing for and attempting this exam, I'm sure you will find a lot of the information here very helpful, and it will help dispel a lot of myths. You've probably heard over the years about what is involved. It could even save you from practicing for the wrong things or surprises on exam day. Now, if you're just at the beginning of your certification journey and the AW seems like a daunting far-off goal, please don't disregard this particular episode. Ever the educator, Danny shares a lot of information about preparing for any exam.  There is also a video version of this episode where you can see Daniel's presentation as well. You can find it HERE I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

It’s time for Farmer Rapid Fire Thursday on RealAg Radio! Find out how farmers are making out with seeding, planting, and spring activities across the country. You’ll hear: Luke Barron of Schomberg, Ont.; Jason Kehler of Carman, Man.; Mike Beckie of Davidson, Sask; and Drew Spoelstra of Binbrook, Ont. Thoughts on something we talked about... Read More

It’s time for Farmer Rapid Fire Thursday on RealAg Radio! Find out how farmers are making out with seeding, planting, and spring activities across the country. You’ll hear: Luke Barron of Schomberg, Ont.; Jason Kehler of Carman, Man.; Mike Beckie of Davidson, Sask; and Drew Spoelstra of Binbrook, Ont. Thoughts on something we talked about... Read More

Jesse has been competing in a wide variety of endurance events since his days at University of Minnesota- Duluth, and…

Christmas in the Burbs (Schomberg to be exact)The Insomnia Project Holiday Episodes are back! Every day in December we will feature a different holiday themed episode with a festive feel. Some will be from Holidays past and some will be from Holiday present and if you give us your idea for an episode they will be featured in a Holiday future episode. Regardless sit back with a warm cup of cider, tea, cocoa, vin brulé, latte with pumpkin spice and enjoy the cheer we share with you. You might not live in the country, you might not live in the city, perhaps you live in the Burbs and that is what we cover on today's holiday episode with friend of the podcast Dale Boyer. Schomberg, Ontario is the town we reference in this episode.A Sneak-Peek:[3:05] So much to see and do at Schomberg Christmas.[6:35] Marco tells the tale of his Christmas Wreath. [9:34] Wise words from Dale regarding a hefty purchase. [11:20] Christmas Ornaments that make it on Dale's tree. [14:44] Dale describes the ugly ornament that makes it on her tree every year and one that makes it on her parent's tree. [19:48] The very special Starbucks ornament tale. [23:24] We ask Dale what is her favourite Christmas Carol. [26:50] Wise words from Marco regarding purchasing warm winter clothes . However you celebrate the holidays we wish you a calm and peaceful season and we are here for you and if you wanting to share the joy please tell people about The Insomnia Project.Follow Dale Boyer at:Instagram: instagram.com/dalecboyerTwitter: twitter.com/DaleBoyerFollow us: Instagram: @theinsomniaproject Twitter: @listenandsleepWeb: theinsomniaproject.comPatreon: patreon.com/theinsomniaproject See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

And just like that, it’s already Thursday. On this Farmer Rapid Fire edition of RealAg Radio, you’ll hear from: Chris Moore of Kinburn, Ont.; Luke Barron of Schomberg, Ont.; Scott Perkin of Elgin, Man.; Jeff Bennett of Dodsland, Sask.; Daryl Tuck of Vegreville, Alta.; and A BASF product spotlight featuring Jason Danielson, of Discovery Seed... Read More

And just like that, it’s already Thursday. On this Farmer Rapid Fire edition of RealAg Radio, you’ll hear from: Chris Moore of Kinburn, Ont.; Luke Barron of Schomberg, Ont.; Scott Perkin of Elgin, Man.; Jeff Bennett of Dodsland, Sask.; Daryl Tuck of Vegreville, Alta.; and A BASF product spotlight featuring Jason Danielson, of Discovery Seed... Read More

In this episode, Dr Kyle Goldie talks to board-certified ophthalmologist, Dr Tara Richards. We are fortunate to have Dr Richards consult and work on horses at our Rehab Facility in Schomberg, Ontario. She gives some great insights into equine eyes. Listen to the end to learn some super interesting facts!  Dr. Tara Richards is a board-certified ophthalmologist with the American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists (ACVO). She grew up in northern Ontario and has been involved with horses since she was a little girl. After completing her DVM degree from OVC, she worked in private practice for a couple of years before pursuing her ophthalmology residency and PhD also at the OVC. As an ophthalmologist, Dr. Richards treats all species big and small, but she has a particular love for her equine patients. 

It’s Thursday, and that means a Farmer Rapid Fire! Today on RealAg Radio you’ll hear: Luke Barron of Schomberg, Ont., who’s new to the Farmer Rapid Fire, and grows corn, beans, wheat, and hay; Chris Moore of Kinburn, Ont., where the sheep operation is getting ready for a big day of haying; Scott Perkins of... Read More

It’s Thursday, and that means a Farmer Rapid Fire! Today on RealAg Radio you’ll hear: Luke Barron of Schomberg, Ont., who’s new to the Farmer Rapid Fire, and grows corn, beans, wheat, and hay; Chris Moore of Kinburn, Ont., where the sheep operation is getting ready for a big day of haying; Scott Perkins of... Read More

Lucien von Schomberg is trainer bij KRC Genk O13/O14 & onderzoeker voor de academy taskforce, daarnaast Lecturer in Creativity & Innovation bij de Business School van de University of Greenwich (Sinds 1 juni). Martin de Laat is trainer bij PSV O14

Der Experte für Personal-Marketing ist bei Bayer für verrückte Projekte zuständig. Schnell wird im Gespräch mit ihm deutlich, wie er bei potentiellen Fachkräften die Kritik an einem großen langsamen Konzerntanker entkräftet. Er macht Menschen zu Fans. Das macht er nicht nur in Recruiting-Slams, sondern auch auf Messen oder in ungewöhnlichen Onlineformaten. Was ein gutes Netzwerk mit einer Terrorzelle zu tun hat und warum er manchmal auch Tatort-Reiniger ist, erfahren Sie in diesem illustren Podcast-Gespräch.

In today's episode, Dr. Goldie and Karen Foell welcome Dr. Kate Robinson to the show.  Dr. Robinson joined our ambulatory team working out of our Rehabilitation Farm in Schomberg in the Fall of 2020 and sees patients at their home farms and at our farm.  Dr. Robinson grew up in Bracebridge and is a 2009 graduate of St. George’s University School of Veterinary Medicine (Grenada, West Indies).  Following graduation, Dr. Robinson completed an internship in equine ambulatory practice at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine (University of Saskatchewan).  Dr. Robinson stayed on at WCVM to complete a three-year combined Masters/Residency program to further her training and specialization in equine ambulatory practice.  She has been an assistant professor at WCVM since 2013, providing clinical service in the equine ambulatory division.  Dr. Robinson enjoys all facets of equine practice, with a keen interest in imaging, podiatry and lameness. When not at work Dr. Robinson can be found at the barn working with her young WB x filly, or spending time with her husband dogs, and cat. Enjoy!

Is your personal farming hobby outgrowing your need for crops? Ever thought of monetizing the surplus?  Our guests this week sure have, and they took it a couple steps further as they grew a full thriving farm! This week’s Thriving Farmer Podcast proudly features Lex and Beth Antoinc of Providence Hill Farm. Providence Hill Farm is a family run regenerative vegetable farm nestled in the heart of King Township between Nobleton and Schomberg, Ontario. Their unique regenerative methods focus on improving soil health by increasing organic matter using cultivation methods that do not disturb the soil structure. The aim is to increase biodiversity, water retention, crop health and, most importantly, nutrient density. Although they are not a certified organic farm, their methods far exceed the requirement of organic certification. Join us as we discuss how they organize and run their unique operation!   You’ll hear: Why Lex and Beth decided to start selling the crops of their farming side project 1:37 How Providence Hill approach farmer’s markets 3:51 How Providence Hill has widened their production 6:52About the unique methods Beth and Lex utilize when creating salad mixes 9:56 How Lex and Beth maintain a “relaxed” schedule while keeping productive 12:49 How they go about increasing the average value of transactions for existing customers 25:11 What Beth and Lex would change about their farming operation given the opportunity to turn back time 35:25 Why Providence Hill keeps their help (primarily) in the family 40:14 The biggest mistakes Beth and Lex see newer farmers making 50:59 How they distribute compost 59:46 Their favorite farming tool 1.00:52 Where can you find out more about Lex, Beth, and Providence Hill Farm 1.08:29   About the Guests:Beth and Lex moved to their 12.5 acre property about an hour north of Toronto 16 years ago with the goal of raising their 3 kids in a rural setting and growing some food for themselves, as well as dabbling in some cut flower production and on-farm dog boarding to supplement their income while still allowing them to both work from home while raising the children.  Over time Lex became extremely interested in some of the newer small scale farming techniques and the family began building their market farm.  Now in their 5th year of farming, all 3 of the kids are fully involved in the business as well. Providence Hill Farm grows salad greens, market vegetables, microgreens, edible flowers and cut flowers using all-natural, regenerative farming techniques, focusing on low/no till methods, heavy compost amendments and the use of 13 caterpillar tunnels for season extension.  They are also in the process of adding a mushroom grow room to their operation, and a new on-site farm store for retail sales which will include an attached licensed kitchen/ workshop space.  They are expanding their sales to include a market-style point system CSA this season for the first time, in addition to their farmers market sales.  They are also continually expanding their line of value-added items as well as bringing in items such as meat, fish, grains etc from other farms in their area. They firmly believe that the key to a successful family run farm is to continue to evolve and adapt the strategies for running the operation to match the current life stages, needs and personalities of the people who are involved in the day to day running of the farm. Resources:Website - https://providencehillfarm.ca/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/providencehillfarm.ca  Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/providencehillfarm.ca/

Timo ist Gründer und kreativer Kopf, hinter EXTR Marketing. Timo setzt sich für die Entwicklung nachhaltiger und vor allem innovativer Marketing & Branding Strategien ein und setzt diese zusammen mit der #EXTR Family um – Das Ziel: Die Zukunft nicht aus den Augen zu verlieren, sondern zu rocken! Er ist Schüler und Jungunternehmer und begann im Alter von 12 Jahren mit Vlogs auf Youtube und hat über 2 Jahre hinweg auf mehreren Kanälen Vlogs und Comedy Videos gemacht! Als Timo bemerkte, dass man wie inzwischen fast allgemein bekannt, durch Kampagnen etc. bares Geld verdienen kann, beschäftigte er sich mit den Hintergründen: Warum lohnt es sich für Firmen, so viel Geld auszugeben? Was macht eine gelungene Kampagne aus? Und vor allem, wie können Firmen die Digitale Welt nutzen, um den maximalen Benefit zu haben! - The #Future starts NOW! - Dass ist das Motto seiner Marketing Agentur; mit der er sich auf E-Commerce Strukturen, Web Entwicklung, Corporate Identity, Social Media und Digital Advertising konzentriert!⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Weitere Infos, seine Tipps, Ratschläge, Hacks & Ressourcen findest Du in den Shownotes der Episode auf www.startupfever.de/timo-schomberg ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ In diesem Podcast erwarten Dich spannende, inspirierende und motivierende Interviews mit Gründerherzen, also Gründerinnen und Gründer; die Dir von ihrer Gründung, ihrem Erfolg, das Scheitern und deim eigenen Startup berichten. Sie geben Dir Tipps, Ratschläge und Hacks mit auf den Weg und nennen Dir ihre Ressourcen, wie beispielsweise Tools, Bücher, Hörbücher, Filme oder Serien, die ihnen auf ihrem Weg geholfen, sie inspiriert, motiviert und unterstützt haben.

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Part 1/3 René von Schomberg, DG Research and Innovation, European Commission (speaking in personal capacity) On December 2017 René von Schomberg visited the Bassetti Foundation for a dialogue entitled "Open Scholarship and Responsible Innovation: a research and innovation agenda for transformational change". Von Schomberg opened the dialogue by asking the question of which were the right impacts that innovation should work towards and how could we agree on this. In his introduction to the dialogue von Schomberg argues that we must look to the machinery of science for the answer, stating that this requires a much more open and collaborative science. Contents: Piero Bassetti, Fondazione Giannino Bassetti René von Schomberg, DG Research and Innovation European Commission (speaking in personal capacity) Summary, video and photos in our site: https://www.fondazionebassetti.org/en/focus/2018/01/open_scholarship_and_responsib.html

René von Schomberg, DG Research and Innovation, European Commission (speaking in personal capacity) Question and answers On December 2017 René von Schomberg visited the Bassetti Foundation for a dialogue entitled "Open Scholarship and Responsible Innovation: a research and innovation agenda for transformational change". Von Schomberg opened the dialogue by asking the question of which were the right impacts that innovation should work towards and how could we agree on this. In his introduction to the dialogue von Schomberg argues that we must look to the machinery of science for the answer, stating that this requires a much more open and collaborative science. Summary, video and photos in our site: https://www.fondazionebassetti.org/en/focus/2018/01/open_scholarship_and_responsib.html

Part 3/3 René von Schomberg, DG Research and Innovation, European Commission (speaking in personal capacity) Question and answers On December 2017 René von Schomberg visited the Bassetti Foundation for a dialogue entitled "Open Scholarship and Responsible Innovation: a research and innovation agenda for transformational change". Von Schomberg opened the dialogue by asking the question of which were the right impacts that innovation should work towards and how could we agree on this. In his introduction to the dialogue von Schomberg argues that we must look to the machinery of science for the answer, stating that this requires a much more open and collaborative science. Summary, video and photos in our site: https://www.fondazionebassetti.org/en/focus/2018/01/open_scholarship_and_responsib.html

Part 2/3 René von Schomberg, DG Research and Innovation, European Commission (speaking in personal capacity) On December 2017 René von Schomberg visited the Bassetti Foundation for a dialogue entitled "Open Scholarship and Responsible Innovation: a research and innovation agenda for transformational change". Von Schomberg opened the dialogue by asking the question of which were the right impacts that innovation should work towards and how could we agree on this. In his introduction to the dialogue von Schomberg argues that we must look to the machinery of science for the answer, stating that this requires a much more open and collaborative science. Summary, video and photos in our site: https://www.fondazionebassetti.org/en/focus/2018/01/open_scholarship_and_responsib.html

Joseph Coppola of Dattner Architects discusses the renovations to the Schomberg Library in Harlem, preserving its historic octagonal shape while incorporating light and sound dampening into the gallery and research library. The Schomberg Center for Research in Black Culture is a national research library devoted to collecting, preserving and providing access to resources documenting the history and experiences of peoples of African descent throughout the world. The renovation of the Schomburg Center includes the creation of a new Center for Scholars, as well as the renovation of several key public spaces.

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Katie believes in a holistic approach to your personal healing & wholeness.  Katie Schomberg is the modern-day medicine woman, The Rosewater Healer. She is a psychic, intuitive, and guide, offering her services via Breathwork, Human Design, Spirit Sessions, Reiki, and Flower Remedies (coming soon). Her work guides women to become aware, developing a deep self-trust and understanding of their individual soul-archetype. Her private sessions, group events, podcast, book, and retreats support women to wake-up, show-up, and dive-deep into their personal healing journey.  Katie believes that we hold old patterns and belief systems in our bodies, that keep us from living a life of freedom. When we choose to let go of what is no longer serving us and step into our power, we can heal not only ourselves, but the world around us. Her personal story of healing and reclamation, has shown her that returning home is an inside>out process. We have to go internal and begin to FEEL. We must feel it all>>>our hurts, our wounds, our desires, our wants, our joy, our innate knowing, and our giftings, to truly connect back to spirit. This is what her work embodies. She has worked with women individually in sessions, facilitated retreats, held workshops, in-person events, and online teachings that have empowered and brought healing for the collective over for the past five years. She resides in the beautiful Smoky Mountains of Western North Carolina with her three unschooled boys, bullmastiff pup, and her husband of 19 years. My Morning Practice: meditation/breathwork/akashic records, morning pages, tarot, flower remedies (if my body is asking for it), + hot tonic - and I ALWAYS move my body in some way during the day.  My Favorite Tonic Recipe as of late: - “Heart Open” Cacao - use your favorite, enough for 16 oz Dandelion (Dandy) Tea - 1 tbsp  Collagen - 1 scoop Mushrooms - use a mix of your favorite, I have been using Lion's Mane and Chaga lately in mine. Ginger - finely grate just a touch  Shilajet - 1 dropper full Bee Pollen - 1 dropper full Coconut Mana - just a little (1tsp - you could substitute Ghee as well) Dash of Pink Himalayan salt Sweetner (optional) - sometimes I use Monk Fruit I put all of this in my blender, add 16-20 oz of hot water and blend. I use my favorite mugs by my friend, who's an amazing potter...and then pour and enjoy. They are perfect for just a few sips at a time. I add the extra drink into my favorite Kinto Travel Tumbler, and sip on this all morning…allowing the heart to expand and receive the intention of the day.   You can find Katie at: www.rosewaterhealer.com IG - @rosewaterhealer katie@rosewaterhealer.com And a special offer fo our listeners! Use code LIVEJOURNAL to receive 20% off booking of any private session.

We chat with Jessica Schomberg about disability frameworks, intersectionality, cataloguing, relationships, solidarity, prioritizing people over productivity, unions, and their new book, co-authored with Wendy Highby, coming out in April: “Beyond Accommodation: Creating an Inclusive Workplace for Disabled Library Workers.” Follow Jessica on Twitter @schomj Read along with the transcript: https://tinyurl.com/rrgfs5o The cover art is done by our friend Andrea Lukic (https://www.andrealukic.com/). You can reach us at: Email: organizingideaspod [at] gmail [dot] com Twitter: @OrganizingPod Website: https://organizingideaspod.wordpress.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/organizing-ideas/message

(Full version) On Thursday 23 January 2020 at 15.00, we dialogued on the challenges of responsible innovation with René von Schomberg and Jonathan Hankins, co-editors of the International Handbook on Responsible Innovation (2019). Introduction by: Piero Bassetti, President Fondazione Giannino Bassetti Speech by: Jonathan Hankins, co-author "International Handbook of Responsible Innovation" and Foreign Correspondent Fondazione Giannino Bassetti René Von Schomberg, co-author "International Handbook of Responsible Innovation", European Commission, DG RTD Guest-Professor, Technical University Darmstadt, Germany Dialogue: Piero Bassetti, President Fondazione Giannino Bassetti Gianfelice Rocca, President Istituto Clinico Humanitas and Vice-president Fondazione Giannino Bassetti René Von Schomberg, co-author "International Handbook of Responsible Innovation", European Commission, DG RTD Guest-Professor, Technical University Darmstadt, Germany Dialogue with the public of the event. Summary, podcasts, videos and photos of the event: here https://www.fondazionebassetti.org/en/focus/2020/02/challenges_for_responsible_inn_3.html

Part 4/4 On Thursday 23 January 2020 at 15.00, we dialogued on the challenges of responsible innovation with René von Schomberg and Jonathan Hankins, co-editors of the International Handbook on Responsible Innovation (2019). Dialogue with the public of the event. Summary, podcasts, videos and photos of the event: here https://www.fondazionebassetti.org/en/focus/2020/02/challenges_for_responsible_inn_3.html

Part 3/4 On Thursday 23 January 2020 at 15.00, we dialogued on the challenges of responsible innovation with René von Schomberg and Jonathan Hankins, co-editors of the International Handbook on Responsible Innovation (2019). Dialogue: Piero Bassetti, President Fondazione Giannino Bassetti Gianfelice Rocca, President Istituto Clinico Humanitas and Vice-president Fondazione Giannino Bassetti René Von Schomberg, co-author "International Handbook on Responsible Innovation", European Commission, DG RTD Guest-Professor, Technical University Darmstadt, Germany Summary, podcasts, videos and photos of the event: here https://www.fondazionebassetti.org/en/focus/2020/02/challenges_for_responsible_inn_3.html

Part 2/4 On Thursday 23 January 2020 at 15.00, we dialogued on the challenges of responsible innovation with René von Schomberg and Jonathan Hankins, co-editors of the International Handbook on Responsible Innovation (2019). Speech by (speaks in private capacity): René Von Schomberg, co-editor "International Handbook on Responsible Innovation", European Commission, DG RTD Guest-Professor, Technical University Darmstadt, Germany Summary, podcasts, videos and photos of the event: here https://www.fondazionebassetti.org/en/focus/2020/02/challenges_for_responsible_inn_3.html

Part 1/4 On Thursday 23 January 2020 at 15.00, we dialogued on the challenges of responsible innovation with René von Schomberg and Jonathan Hankins, co-editors of the International Handbook on Responsible Innovation (2019). Introduction by: Piero Bassetti, President Fondazione Giannino Bassetti Speech by: Jonathan Hankins, co-editor "International Handbook on Responsible Innovation" and Foreign Correspondent Fondazione Giannino Bassetti Transcription here: https://www.fondazionebassetti.org/en/focus/2020/02/the_role_of_politics_to_define.html Summary, podcasts, videos and photos of the event: here https://www.fondazionebassetti.org/en/focus/2020/02/challenges_for_responsible_inn_3.html

Scouts celebrate a centenary, the art of fire lighting...and a cyber security badge comes to Scouts in the UK. News Stories Even with matches, Scouts learn starting campfires is an art Boy fell from cliff while out of sight on Scouts trip, inquest told Food Network Debuts ‘Girl Scout Cookie Championship’ Scout group celebrating 100 years of service, leadership and adventure Scouting makes return to Schomberg with Cub Pack Red Deer’s colourful scouting history would live on with preservation of cabin, says local manScouts Launch Dedicated Cybersecurity Badge to Promote Online Safety Subscribe iTunes | Google Play | Android | TuneIn Radio | Stitcher | AnchorDownload episode: MP3 Send Feedback Email Us | Leave Us a Voice Message | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | Discord | Leave Us a Review Music Unexpected Hoedown in Bagging Area, by Doctor Turtle

We first encountered Cynthia in concert, on the last stop of her tour earlier this fall, in Schomberg, Ontario. Our take away from that encounter was that beyond being a great pianist and vocalist, Cynthia has the ability, through her music, to take you by the hand and lead you to a familiar place, one of nostalgia. There's an effortlessness she brings to bear on the intricacies that is imperative in the jazz musical genre. There was a sense, at least for us that if she could make beautiful such level of complexity, that there was a way that we, none singer-songwriters and piano maestros, you know, everyday people, that there was a way could transcend the often complex and complicated plays of life and create beauty out of it as well.

Bärbel Schomberg, Partner, Kingstone Investment Management

It appears first in the official English records in 1210 when King John laid siege to it and took control of what was then Ulster's premier strategic garrison. Following its capture, constables were appointed to command the castle and the surrounding area. In 1217 the new constable, De Serlane, was assigned one hundred pounds to build a new curtain wall so that the approach along the rock could be protected, as well as the eastern approaches over the sand exposed at low tide. The middle-ward curtain wall was later reduced to ground level in the eighteenth century, save along the seaward side, where it survives with a postern gate and the east tower, notable for a fine array of cross-bow loops at basement level. A chamber on the first floor of the east tower is believed to have been the castle's chapel on account of its fine Romanesque-style double window surround, though the original chapel must have been in the inner ward. The ribbed vault over the entrance passage, the murder hole and the massive portcullis at either end of the gatehouse are later insertions started by Hugh de Lacey who died in 1248 and did not live to see its completion in around 1250. It was finished by King Henry III. After the collapse of the Earldom of Ulster in 1333, the castle remained the Crown's principal residential and administrative centre in the north of Ireland. During the early stages of the Nine Years War (1595–1603), when English influence in the north became tenuous, crown forces were supplied and maintained through the town's port. And in 1597, the surrounding country was the scene for the Battle of Carrickfergus. During the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries improvements were made to accommodate artillery, including externally splayed gunports and embrasures for cannon, though these improvements did not prevent the castle from being attacked and captured on many occasions during this time. Marshal Schomberg besieged and took the castle in the week-long Siege of Carrickfergus in 1689. This is also the place where Schomberg's leader, King William III first set foot in Ireland on 14 June 1690. In 1760, after fierce fighting in the town, it was surrendered to French invaders under the command of Francois Thurot. They looted the castle and town and then left, only to be caught by the Royal Navy. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/allthingsplantagenet/support

In advance of our Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome (EGUS) and Gastroscopy Clinic next week, Dr Kyle Goldie and Karen Foell discuss EGUS in this episode. They touch on clinical signs, diagnosis and treatment options as well as a case-based discussion.  If you are local and interested in joining us at our Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome (EGUS) and Gastroscopy Clinic it takes place at our facility at 14175 8th Concession, Schomberg on October 17th at 9:30 am. You can purchase tickets here https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/equine-gastric-ulcer-syndrome-and-gastroscopy-clinic-tickets-73419320163 and all proceeds are used to support the Canadian Cancer Society.  

Every Place Is The SamePart travelogue, Part challenge, Part comedic stint. Everyplace Is The Same tries to prove the ridiculous notion that every place Is in fact the same.Special Guest: Dale BoyerEpisode Challenge: Schomberg (Ontario) & EPCOT (Disney World)Host: Daniela VlaskalicDirector: Marco TimpanoTheme Music: Royalty FreeWanna support this podcast and get some great extras!Go to our Patreon page:www.patreon.com/everyplaceisthesame See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 182 of InterBrews was recorded at Blake’s Steaks in College Station, TX. Dean Brundage and Chef Blake Zeitman of Blake’s Steaks Sandwich Shop and Blackwater Draw Brewing founder and brewer Chris Weingart joined InterBrews host Josh Stewart along with Schomberg and TD Mike Herrera to discuss all things cheese steaks, beer, SUPER hot sauce, […]

Episode 177 of InterBrews was recorded at Bearded Fox Brewing with Mike Sturm on the cusp of Foxtoberfest. We also drank BFBC’s marzen Foxtoberfest, a fantastically malty lager. Also on this episode, Schomberg reveals he’s never seen Road House and a Bearded Fox Brewing Roadhouse viewing party is quickly discussed. This is InterBrews.

Author, Speaker, Healer, Space Holder, Creator of the Sacred Space Retreats and Podcast Katie Schomberg is my guest today! Listen to her story and expansion of wisdom as she talks about the shift that comes when you begin to LISTEN to your own voice and allow space for healing and freedom.  We talk energy healing, unschooling, awakening to your own truth and purpose, surrendering to love and trusting the process.  Listen in and then follow her journey on IG @katieschomberg

Episode 176 of InterBrews was recorded at Braman Winery and Brewery, home of Running Walker Beer. Brewers Brian Odom and Joe Sadler sat down with host Josh Stewart, along with Schomberg and TD Mike, to talk beer, the philanthropy and conservation work being done by Braman Brands founder Joe Braman, Cider, rhinos, Richmond life, DNA […]

On this hashtag no they history Tuesday, we dig into a very important figure in African American history and studies. Learn more about this Legend today. Source: https://blackthen.com/arthur-alfonso-schomburg-helped-lay-the-foundation-for-african-american-studies/ As always, stay blessed. #Blackhealing matters

Episode 151 of InterBrews was recorded at Ingenious Brewing Company in Humble, TX with IBC’s Justin Gyorfi and The Hop Stop‘s Rick Tyler. Host Josh Stewart along with Schomberg (and Lucy) asks all about the story behind Ingenious, they’re approach to brewing, Phillips Hue lights, how NOT to use a samari sword, IBC’s upcoming grand […]

Neste episódio especial do Endörfina, recebi Roger de Moraes, um dos primeiros triatletas brasileiros. Em 1983 foi o vencedor do triathlon Café do Brasil, primeira prova organizada no Brasil, realizada na sequência tradicional das modalidades (1k-43k-11k). Filho de militares, nadador, judoca e corredor dos 3000 metros com obstáculos, leu uma matéria a respeito do Ironman do Havaí em 1982 e resolveu então participar desse desafio, na modalidade recém descoberta. Procurou o então técnico de natação do flamengo, Alberto Klar, que o orientou para a sua primeira vitória em 1983 e para o Ironman do Havaí do mesmo ano, onde foi o melhor colocado com menos de 20 anos de idade. A vida nômade em uma família militar forjou em Roger uma personalidade fechada e individualista. O judô lhe trouxe disciplina e comprometimento. O resultado disso tudo veio se concretizar  em uma vitoriosa carreira como triatleta até 1992. Leia a seguir um resumo da sua carreira, escrito pela filha Giovanna Nogueira de Moraes e confira no Endörfinabr.com o currículo INCRÍVEL de Roger de Moraes. Aproveitem! "Roger de Moraes foi um dos ícones do Triathlon sul-americano durante a década de 80. Venceu em maio de 1983, aos 17 anos, o primeiro Triathlon oficialmente realizado no Brasil tendo sido naquele mesmo ano, primeiro sul-americano e melhor atleta com menos de 20 anos no Ironman do Hawaii. Entre 1984 e 1985 venceu as mais importantes competições realizadas em território nacional incluindo os Triathlons de Florianópolis (bicampeão), Santos, São Paulo, Belo Horizonte e Brasília (aonde foi homologado o primeiro recorde sul-americano para a distância olímpica). Ainda em 1985, foi vice-campeão brasileiro no Internacional do Rio de Janeiro, venceu o Triathlon Internacional do Atlântico em Mar Del Plata na Argentina e iniciou uma vitoriosa carreira de competições na Europa enfrentado os maiores nomes do esporte internacional. Em 1986, após ser campeão do Triathlon de Belo Horizonte, retornou a Europa e venceu o Triathlon de Eichstatt, sendo também o terceiro colocado na Copa da Bavária na Alemanha. De volta ao Brasil, venceu em Niterói, o Triathlon do “O Globo” conquistando também, algumas semanas depois, o título de campeão brasileiro no Internacional do Rio de Janeiro e de bi-campeão do Triathlon Internacional do Atlântico em Mar Del Plata em emocionante disputa com o então campeão europeu Dirk Aschmoneit. Em 1987, depois de vencer o circuito Company de Triathlon no Rio de Janeiro, foi campeão do Triathlon Internacional de San Andrés na Colômbia e, durante sua temporada na Europa, campeão dos Triathlons de Schomberg e Wittensee e segundo colocado nos Triathlons de Berlin e de St.Wendel aonde sagrou-se vice-campeão alemão superando grandes nomes da época como Jürgen Zack e Rainner Müller. Ainda em 1987, participou de competições internacionais em Mulhouse na França e Munique na Alemanha chegando respectivamente em terceiro e quinto lugar. Em 1988, depois de competir novamente em Mar Del Plata e na Copa do mundo de Triathlon na Austrália, retornou a Europa para vencer os triathlons de Ammersee, Konig-Ludwig, Kotzting e Schliersee, este último também conhecido como Triathlon Alpino por ser realizado nas íngremes montanhas da Bavária. Neste mesmo ano, após uma temporada de competições bem sucedidas nos Estados Unidos (Triathlons de Los Angeles, Phoenix e San Diego), estabeleceu o novo recorde sul-americano do Ironman (Ironman da Alemanha), com o tempo de 8h55', um dos melhores do mundo naquela ocasião. De 1988 a 1992 competiu em eventos nacionais e internacionais incluindo o Ironman do Hawai e o Triathlon Internacional de Pucon no Chile, interrompendo sua carreira entre no segundo semestre de 1989 até 1991 para concluir seus estudos universitários. Em dezembro de 1992, encerrou sua carreira após um atropelamento ocorrido durante um treino de corrida no Rio de Janeiro e que mesmo depois de várias cirurgias, o impediu de caminhar por dois dolorosos anos. Hoje, 20 anos depois de ter interrompido precocemente sua trajetória de sucesso no Triathlon, ele continua interessado em desvendar os limites do corpo humano. Para melhor compreender o funcionamento do organismo humano diante dos estímulos do exercício físico especializou-se na área tendo concluido o mestrado em fisiologia e farmacologia experimental e o doutorado em biologia celular e molecular. Atualmente é professor e pesquisador na área de fisiologia do exercício e desenvolve projetos de investigação dos efeitos adaptativos do treinamento físico sobre o metabolismo e a reatividade vascular no Laboratório de Investigação Cardiovascular da Fiocruz e no setor de pesquisa clínica do Instituto Nacional do Coração. Além disso, coordena a preparação física de atletas de fundo e lutadores de MMA e é professor na Universidade Estácio de Sá."

Recorded 8-24-17. Catherine and Josh welcome Schomberg back to the Stew-dio as well as a special appearance by Hurricane Harvey. Kennedy was there too.

December 17, 1967. The skeletal remains of an unidentified male are found in Balsam Lake Provincial Park near Coboconk, Ontario, Canada. Five months later, the decomposing body of another unidentified male is discovered in a field near the village of Schomberg, and the similarities between the two scenes suggest that both victims were murdered by the same killer. The victims go unidentified for 40 years until clay busts of their heads are constructed and shown on television. They are both eventually recognized and identified by their families as Richard “Dickie” Hovey and Eric Jones. However, the exact circumstances of their murders are still unknown. This week, “The Trail Went Cold” will be venturing back to its native country for an episode about two young men who may have been victims of Canada’s first known serial killer. Additional Reading: "Unsolved: True Canadian Cold Cases" by Robert J. Hoshowsky http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/body-found-in-68-identified-as-new-brunswick-youth-1.615309 https://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/a-shattering-conclusion-to-42-year-old-mystery/article17940176/ Listeners attending CrimeCon 2017 from June 9th-11th at the JW Marriott in Indianapolis can receive a 20% discount on their ticket purchase by using the code “TTWC20” Click here to subscribe to the podcast on iTunes. Click here to listen to the podcast on Stitcher. Click here to subscribe to the podcast on Google Play Music. The Trail Went Cold is produced and edited by Magill Foote. All music is composed by Vince Nitro.

Episode 139 of InterBrews was recorded at Under The Radar Brewery. Herb Garcia, Mike Norfleet and Ned Davis sat down with InterBrews host Josh Stewart along with Kennedy and Schomberg to discuss the path to opening UTR along with the first 10 months in business. Of course there was lots of delicious beer including Radar […]

In episode 18 we examine the difficult days of 1674. Louis feels the pinch as the varied theaters of war compel him to divide his forces; Schomberg attempts to fight a war with the Town Watch unit from Rome: Total War, and affairs heat up along the Rhine as Turenne pulls off an incredible military feat. All of this and more is in episode 18! Remember history friends to make sure you BEFIT Follow WDF on Twitter @wdfpodcast Become a Patron www.patreon.com/WhenDiplomacyFails Visit the site: www.wdfpodcast.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Recorded 3-9-17. Our episode 36 with craftbeeraustin.com ‘s Andrew Schwab as we discuss Texas Legislative Session for 2017. Josh has a panic attack, Schomberg discusses burgers and rock climbing, Catherine discusses beer hotels and tossing babies, and Andrew gets mauled by a cat. Whatcha Drink’n Beverages Bishop’s Nectar cider Bishop’s Grapefruit Mint Austin Beerworks Anytime Ale Austin … Continue reading Liquid Lunch 036 →

Recorded 1-5-17. The first episode of 2017 finds Schomberg back in studio with host Catherine and Josh. They discuss New Year’s goals, beer, Star Wars and more. Kennedy was there too.

Recorded 12-15-16. Just before a 2 week break for the holidays, Liquid Lunch host Josh Stewart welcomes in Lone Pint’s Blake Niederhofer, Home Brewed Brass’s Rudy Cano and Southern Star’s Dave Fougerone. Schomberg, Producer Perry and Kennedy are there too.

Recorded 11-17-16. It’s the week before Thanksgiving on this episode of Liquid Lunch. Hosts Catherine and Josh discuss breakfast tacos with Schomberg. Chad Pilbeam is in studio and brings an old Russian beer and Kennedy is there too.

Recorded 8-4-16. Liquid Lunch goes live on location for the first time with this visit to Drink of Ages Pub. Catherine and Josh welcome DOA owner and host of DOA radio show Jon Denman in. Schomberg, Producer Perry & Kennedy where there too.

 We discuss the Rocky Statue as created by her father  A. Thomas Schomberg . We talk of it's journey, historical significance in pop culture and in people's lives.  The Statue means much more than for birds to sit on.

Recorded 7-7-16. Liquid Lunch hosts Catherine & Josh welcome Dustin & Mark from Brew Bloods podcast via Skype. Schomberg, Producer Perry and Kennedy were all there too.

  Episode 91 could be considered a bit of a mash up. Off the top Josh, TD Mike and Schomberg convien at Mike’s crib to attempt Mike’s first batch of homebrew, a smoked porter. As the brewing is under way Josh steps away to get an update from Alan Ward, brewmaster and founder of Brigadoon […]

Kellie Jones, Associate Professor, Columbia University, discusses the Shomberg Library.

Kellie Jones, Associate Professor, Columbia University, discusses the Shomberg Library.