Podcast appearances and mentions of Seth Adams

If you've never heard of Sensei Seth, you're really missing out. He's a martial artist with a rather large following on YouTube where, for the last few years, he's made it his life's mission to try every martial art and combat sport in existence. A couple years ago, he decided to try sumo wrestling. Not only did he quickly fall in love with it, but he is now on his way to Poland as part of Team USA to compete in the World Sumo Championships. In this episode, we talk to Seth about his sumo journey, how it relates to other martial arts, and how he's working to raise the profile of sumo in the US and beyond. Check out Seth Adams on his YouTube channels: 1): https://www.youtube.com/@SenseiSeth 2): https://www.youtube.com/@senseisethreacts Check out Seth's Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/sensei_seth/ Watch the video version of this episode: https://www.youtube.com/@sumopunx Grab some sweet sumo merch: https://www.redbubble.com/people/SumoPunx/ or https://www.teepublic.com/user/sumo-punx  Or toss some coin into our tip bucket: https://ko-fi.com/sumopunx Find Sumo Punx podcast episodes… Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0TZO9Bszi3voDkVwO9jhDf?si=a691ab22d5ed49b2 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sumo-punx/id1615858347 Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy84MjIxNzQyNC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@sumopunx Come say hello… Discord: https://discord.gg/78rAG84S Twitter: https://twitter.com/PunxSumo Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sumopunx/ Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/SumoPunx/ Email us at sumopunx@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sumo-punx/support

San Benito County is one of the unsung jewels of the Central California Coast.  Most people know of San Juan Bautista and the Pinnacles, but there is much, much more.  Two mountain ranges, broad valleys, rangelands, farmlands and biodiversity.  But the Highway 101 corridor, which runs through a corner of the county, provides access to Silicon Valley and the SF Bay and people are moving south in search of cheaper housing.  Malls and sprawls are not far behind.  Now, a local movement is seeking to limit development with an initiative to require a public vote if agricultural, rural or range land is rezoned to residential, commercial or industrial use, a strategy already applied in several other California counties. Join host Ronnie Lipschutz to hear from Andy Hsia-Coron of Protect San Benito County, one of the activists behind the initiative, Chris Wilmers of UCSC, who studies cougars and bobcats that want to cross the road, Seth Adams from Save Mount Diablo, a land trust active across the County, and Val Lopez, Chair of the Amah Mutsun, whose ancestral lands cover much of the County.

CONDOR COUNTRY  In Pinnacles National Park, author and conservation biologist Joseph Belli “babysits” condors as a volunteer for the National Park Service. In this episode he teams up with soulmate Seth Adams of Save Mount Diablo to survey wildlife in the park and beyond.   The "Fire, Drought, Rain and Hope" series explores life in California's inland Coast Range after the huge fires of 2020. It ventures into places off the beaten track for most Bay Area residents, yet deeply connected to places they already love. Presented by Save Mount Diablo. Photos by Scott Hein and others. Music by Phil Heywood. Writing, production, and narration by Joan Hamilton.

In this edition of the 40-Yard Dash, Ole Miss football legend Kentrell Lockett and Ben Garrett of the Ole Miss Spirit/On3 (OMSpirit.com; join today for just $1!) reach acceptance as Ole Miss ‘Old Heads.' Lockett also tells the story of the Rebels' halftime practice against Wake Forest in 2006, while all but confirming a long-held Circle of Trust conspiracy. Plus, Dexter McCluster against Tennessee, Mike Wallace's disdain for Seth Adams, and Greg Hardy keeping freak athletic company with the Tunsil-level Rebel greats.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

As you wind your way through the lovely hills of Lime Ridge, keep an eye out for wildlife. In this episode Seth Adams and Scott Hein discuss 1) one that's still common all over the area 2) an introduced species whose numbers have exploded and 3) a native species that's making a heartening  comeback.  Sponsored by Save Mount Diablo in partnership with Mount Diablo Interpretive Association. First published in 2012. Photos by Scott Hein. Music by Phil Heywood.  We regret an error in this version: what is labeled "mule deer" is actually a Columbian black-tailed deer.   

Can you name three pine species that grow in Mount Diablo State Park? Learn to ID them by their pinecones (2 supersized, 1 clingy). Hear about how they're adapted to fire and drought. Meet the gun-toting botanists who collected their cones in the 1830s. A Mount Diablo Interpretive Association video featuring Ken Lavin and Seth Adams. Production by Joan Hamilton. Music by Music Revolution. Photos by Joan Hamilton, Neal Kramer, Kendall Oei, and courtesy of Strybing Arboretum. Adapted from Audible Mount Diablo's Curry Point, Mitchell Canyon, and Falls Trail guides sponsored by Mount Diablo Interpretive Association and Save Mount Diablo. Special thanks to Wild Mount Diablo team members Wally De Young, Anastasia Hobbet, and Kendall Oei.

From the top of Lime Ridge, you can see Mount Diablo—and a surprisingly vast expanse of GRASSLAND in between. Learn about who owns these lands and some of the wild treasures they contain, including relicts of a drier climate such as desert olives and sagebrush lizards.  From a tour of Lime Ridge featuring Seth Adams and Scott Hein, originally published by Save Mount Diablo in 2012.  See Save Mount Diablo's website for information about current activities at MANGINI RANCH. 

How a colorful reptile may help lower the incidence of Lyme disease in California. Episode 6.1 in Save Mount Diablo's guide to Lime Ridge, featuring Scott Hein and Seth Adams. 

After a winter of abundant rain and even snow, WILDFLOWERS are waking up in the East Bay. As you get out to enjoy them, keep in mind that there are still discoveries to be made. In 2008, for example, Carpenter David Gowen found two phlox species new to science in LIME RIDGE OPEN SPACE, nearly surrounded by Walnut Creek and Concord. It's one more example of how important it is to protect and respect our open spaces! From a 2012 Audible Mount Diablo guide to Lime Ridge sponsored by Save Mount Diablo and Thomas J. Long Foundation. Featuring SMD's Land Conservation Director, Seth Adams. 

Seth's farm has had everything from rare breed longhorn cattle, sheep, a dairy herd and all kinds of poultry and guinea fowl.He has a rich sporting life to match his great knowledge of the countryside and its wildlife and listen out for the train story!Please follow our Instagram page @fromthehorsebox and we would love to hear any feedback on our email address fromthehorsebox@gmail.com what question would you have liked to ask?

In the late 1700s, when the Spanish came north along the coast of California, they brought food with them in the shape of CATTLE. That was the beginning of a slow, but revolutionary change in the state's ecology. This is EPISODE 2 in an 8-part "Brief History of Mount Diablo State Park," featuring Ken Lavin, Seth Adams, Robert Doyle, Michael Marchiano, Vincent Medina, and Cameron Morrison.  Presented by Mount Diablo Interpretive Association in partnership with Save Mount Diablo and Mount Diablo State Park. Photography and video by Kendall Oei, Scott Hein, and Wally de Young, among others. Music by Phil Heywood. Production by Joan Hamilton. 

Seth Adams from Big Boss in Raleigh joined the 919 Beer Podcast to discuss moving away from their original space and how the brand will benefit from a new brewing arrangement. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Seth Adams from Big Boss in Raleigh joined the 919 Beer Podcast to discuss moving away from their original space and how the brand will benefit from a new brewing arrangement. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on Mountain Money, (00:17) sports attorney Mark Levinstein of Williams and Connoly, explains the changes we may see as a result of monetizing NCAA players' names, images, and likeness. (20:55) Members of Utah's New Americans Task Force reveal research highlighting the vital role the country's foreign-born population play in Utah's fast-growing economy and most in-demand fields.Then, (40:18) Seth Adams of Riverhorse Restaurant Group wraps up the show by talking about their 2022 Summer Wine Series and the Berrett Lane Block Party on June 4th.

EUROPEAN SETTLERS  Rough and tough Basque settlers came here to raise cattle and sheep in the 1850s, but soon moved on to Nevada.  A few decades later, more family-oriented immigrants from France and the Portuguese Azores raised sheep here, too.  From a series featuring Seth Adams, Mike Moran, Marguerite Patil, Adrian Praetzellis, Malcolm Sproul. Sponsored by Save Mount Diablo, Thomas J. Long Foundation, and Contra Costa Water District. Photos by Scott Hein and Bob Walker. Music by Phil Heywood. Production by Joan Hamilton, Audible Mount Diablo.

GRASSLAND   Seth Adams and Malcolm Sproul suggest what to look for in Los Vaqueros Watershed's sprawling grasslands. Golden eagles, red-tailed hawks, Say's phoebes, grasshopper sparrows, ferruginous hawks—it's got them all.  From a series featuring Seth Adams, Mike Moran, Marguerite Patil, Adrian Praetzellis, Malcolm Sproul. Sponsored by Save Mount Diablo, Thomas J. Long Foundation, and Contra Costa Water District. Photos by Scott Hein and Bob Walker. Music by Phil Heywood. Production by Joan Hamilton, Audible Mount Diablo.       

OAKS   Valley, coast, and blue—learn all about them!  And discover what sort of oak was most beloved by wildlife expert Gary Bogue.  From a series featuring Seth Adams, Mike Moran, Marguerite Patil, Adrian Praetzellis, Malcolm Sproul. Sponsored by Save Mount Diablo, Thomas J. Long Foundation, and Contra Costa Water District. Photos by Scott Hein and Bob Walker. Music by Phil Heywood. Production by Joan Hamilton, Audible Mount Diablo. 

WILDLIFE   We've lost a lot. The region no longer hosts what was possibly the densest population of grizzlies in North America. But places like Los Vaqueros are still big and well-connected enough to host a rich array of wildlife, including eagles, pelicans, and osprey.  From a series featuring Seth Adams, Mike Moran, Marguerite Patil, Adrian Praetzellis, Malcolm Sproul. Sponsored by Save Mount Diablo, Thomas J. Long Foundation, and Contra Costa Water District. Photos by Scott Hein and Bob Walker. Music by Phil Heywood. Production by Joan Hamilton, Audible Mount Diablo. 

In this episode, listen in as Jeremy and Andrew are joined by Seth Adams to talk about How to Fight Bruce Lee in Enter the Dragon. How to Fight Bruce Lee: Enter the Dragon - Episode 665 This episode took us some time to put together because of its legendary status and today, we are joined by Sensei Seth Adams to dissect this film. What does it take to fight Bruce Lee in Enter the Dragon? In this episode, listen in as Jeremy, Andrew and Seth talk about How to Fight Bruce Lee in Enter the Dragon. Listen to this episode and join the conversation! Don't forget to subscribe to Sensei Seth Adams' YouTube Channel at youtube.com/SenseiSeth and follow him on Instagram @sensei_seth

THE PARK TODAY   In our final episode celebrating Mount Diablo State Park's 100th year, we chat with supervising ranger Cameron Morrison about how the park has changed—and different ways people can enjoy it today.  This series features Ken Lavin, Seth Adams, Robert Doyle, Michael Marchiano, Vincent Medina, and Cameron Morrison. Presented by Mount Diablo Interpretive Association in partnership with Save Mount Diablo and Mount Diablo State Park. Photography and video by Kendall Oei, Scott Hein, and Wally De Young, among others. Music by Phil Heywood. Writing, production, and narration by Joan Hamilton.   

The BEACON on top of Mount Diablo began in the 1920s as part of a system of  "lighthouses for aircraft."  Charles Lindbergh was involved in turning them on for the first time. Diablo's beacon was turned off during World War II, and rendered obsolete by radar. But it was later re-ignited by Pacific Fleet Commander Chester Nimitz for ceremonial purposes and still burns brightly every year on December 7.  This episode is part of a series featuring Ken Lavin, Seth Adams, Robert Doyle, Michael Marchiano, Vincent Medina, and Cameron Morrison. Presented by Mount Diablo Interpretive Association in partnership with Save Mount Diablo and Mount Diablo State Park. Photography and video by Kendall Oei, Scott Hein, and Wally de Young, among others. Music by Phil Heywood. Production by Joan Hamilton.   

Our centennial celebration continues, with the story of one of Mount Diablo's most eminent advocates. After earning a Ph.D. in botany at UC Berkeley in 1936, MARY BOWERMAN wrote the The Plants and Ferns of Mount Diablo, a book that's still the bible for East Bay botanists. Decades later, she co-founded an organization called Save Mount Diablo. The rest is conservation history!  This 8-part series features Ken Lavin, Seth Adams, Robert Doyle, Michael Marchiano, Vincent Medina, and Cameron Morrison. Presented by Mount Diablo Interpretive Association in partnership with Save Mount Diablo and Mount Diablo State Park. Photography and video by Kendall Oei, Scott Hein, and Wally de Young, among others. Music by Phil Heywood. Production by Joan Hamilton. 

 CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS   Mount Diablo State Park's centennial celebration continues, with an episode about the government program that gave men jobs during the Depression and made park improvements that we still enjoy today. This 8-part series features Ken Lavin, Seth Adams, Robert Doyle, Michael Marchiano, Vincent Medina, and Cameron Morrison. Presented by Mount Diablo Interpretive Association in partnership with Save Mount Diablo and Mount Diablo State Park. Photography and video by Kendall Oei, Scott Hein, and Wally de Young, among others. Music by Phil Heywood. Production by Joan Hamilton. 

A PARK IS BORN   Mount Diablo State Park's centennial celebration continues, with an episode about the park's two dedication ceremonies: the first with well-behaved officials in 1921, and the second with an inebriated governor in 1931, when "the mountain lived up to its name."  This 8-part series features Ken Lavin, Seth Adams, Robert Doyle, Michael Marchiano, Vincent Medina, and Cameron Morrison. Presented by Mount Diablo Interpretive Association in partnership with Save Mount Diablo and Mount Diablo State Park. Photography and video by Kendall Oei, Scott Hein, and Wally de Young, among others. Music by Phil Heywood. Production by Joan Hamilton.   

In the late 1700s, when the Spanish came north along the coast of California, they brought food with them in the shape of CATTLE. That was the beginning of a slow, but revolutionary change in the mountain's ecology. This is EPISODE 2 in an 8-part series featuring Ken Lavin, Seth Adams, Robert Doyle, Michael Marchiano, Vincent Medina, and Cameron Morrison. We'll air one episode each Thursday, leading up to a grand gathering (details to come!) on October 16. Join us on this inspiring journey back in time.  Presented by Mount Diablo Interpretive Association in partnership with Save Mount Diablo and Mount Diablo State Park. Photography and video by Kendall Oei, Scott Hein, and Wally de Young, among others. Music by Phil Heywood. Production by Joan Hamilton.   

Hey, it's Mount Diablo State Park's 100th birthday! To celebrate, we've put together a series of eight videos about the mountain's natural heritage and human history, featuring Ken Lavin, Seth Adams, Robert Doyle, Michael Marchiano, Vincent Medina, and Cameron Morrison. We'll air one episode each Thursday, leading up to a grand gathering (details to come!) on October 16. Join us on this inspiring journey through the lands that sustain us close to home.  Presented by Mount Diablo Interpretive Association in partnership with Save Mount Diablo and Mount Diablo State Park. Photography and video by Kendall Oei, Scott Hein, and Wally de Young, among others. Music by Phil Heywood. Production by Joan Hamilton.     

Today’s story comes from Seth Adams, the Land Conservation Director for Save Mount Diablo. Thirty three years ago, Seth joined Save Mount Diablo as their first staff member. His passion brought him to the city by the bay, and as a resident of the East Bay he uses a powerful combination of passion, purpose and persistence to manage change admirably in a variety of focus areas. Seth has earned numerous awards and accolades for his work in advocacy, government relations, procurement and acquisitions, and educational and media programs rooted in changing hearts and minds to benefit the climate and the Earth. Among Seth's accomplishments are participation in the preservation of tens of thousands of acres of land as well as the creation of Urban Limit Lines all while supporting the raising of over a billion dollars in conservation funding. Seth is an avid hiker, and amateur historian. Enjoy the listening and the wisdom shared. Learn more at: https://www.savemountdiablo.org/

Sensei Seth Adams is a Martial Arts content creator, practitioner, and instructor who teaches in North Carolina. There's so many people who I took Karate with as a kid that reached out to me now that said, “Man, I wish I would've stuck with it, I wish I would've just kept doing it”. Once you reached that age, you are kind of heavily influenced by your peers and their thoughts, and then once you become an adult, you realized that none of it matters… And you just wish you just kept doing Karate. Sensei Seth Adams - Episode 598 Having good memories of your training in martial arts makes it so easy to come back to it. Sensei Seth Adams got out of training when he played college football, and returning to training came naturally. In this episode, Sensei Seth Adams tells us his journey how he started training with a memory of watching martial arts movies as a child, getting out of it to pursue his own thing, and then coming back again. This is a fun-filled, pun-filled, joke-filled episode so make sure to listen! Show Notes You may find out more about Sensei Seth Adams on Instagram and Youtube Sensei Seth Adams has a website that you can visit here where he provides online courses for martial arts

INSIGHTS FROM THE FIRE ZONE  With the help of ranchers, naturalists, scientists, and land managers, this new series explores life in California’s inland Coast Range after 2020’s huge SCU fires. From Morgan Territory to Pacheco Pass, we'll visit places off the beaten track for most Bay Area people, yet deeply connected to places they already love. Want to learn where to find the region’s most spectacular post-fire wildflower displays? Wonder about the effects of climate change on the region’s plants and animals? Want to know how Californians can live sustainably in a fire-prone future? Join us in the fire zone, for Diablo Range Revealed. Presented by Save Mount Diablo with special thanks to Margaret Kruse, Connolly Ranch, Bay Nature magazine, East Bay Regional Park District, Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority, California State Parks, and Pine Ridge Association. Photos by Scott Hein and Cooper Ogden. Interviews with Seth Adams, Heath Bartosh, Margaret Kruse, and Celeste Garamendi. Production by Joan Hamilton.

This morning, E-commerce expert (1:48) Jason Boyce joined Mountain Money to talk about Amazon, the cost of Amazon’s success and fears over competition and consumer choice, personal privacy, pricing power and public services reliant on Amazon. (23:11) Erich Joachimsthaler spoke with the hosts about his new book The Interaction Field: The Revolutionary New Way to Create Shared Value for Businesses, Customers, and Society a new book exploring a new type of company beyond platforms and digital ecosystems – a model that solves the immediate challenges of people today and also the major social and economic challenges of the future. (42:49) Seth Adams with The Riverhorse Group spent time talking about their new eatery in Prospector Square - Saltbox.

Today on Benny asking People Questions I speak with David Ladon, from  Animal Farm. A Colorado based Childrens act with a deep sensibility for honesty fun and message of acceptance.  David, speaks openly about his writing relationship with Seth Adams, and how a simple idea snowballed into a decade long tenure with no signs of slowing down. The post Running Free with Animal Farm appeared first on Benny Time.

Today on Benny asking People Questions I speak with David Ladon, from  Animal Farm. A Colorado based Childrens act with a deep sensibility for honesty fun and message of acceptance.  David, speaks openly about his writing relationship with Seth Adams, and how a simple idea snowballed into a decade long tenure with no signs of slowing down. The post Running Free with Animal Farm appeared first on Benny Time.

Fueling your body properly is a challenging thing to do on a daily basis. Let alone doing it in the ... Read more The post Ep. 45 | Backcountry Eats – with Seth Adams of Peak Refuel appeared first on Soul Seekers.

Fueling your body properly is a challenging thing to do on a daily basis. Let alone doing it in the backcountry adds a whole new challenge. Being someone who is a connoisseur of dehydrated meals, I have come to love one specific brand, and that is why I wanted to get Seth on to talk … Continue reading Ep. 45 | Backcountry Eats – with Seth Adams of Peak Refuel → The post Ep. 45 | Backcountry Eats – with Seth Adams of Peak Refuel appeared first on Washington Backcountry.

Delicious freeze dried meals that you can pack into the mountians. I spend time talking with Bart Mills and Seth Adams, the creators of Peak Refuel. Please enjoy.

Welcome to Episode #86 of the Fight for a Happy Life podcast with special guest, Sensei Seth Adams. Sensei Seth is a lifelong martial artist-—his first Karate teachers were his own Mom and Dad! By the age of 14, he was responsible for teaching kids classes-—a calling he still enjoys to this day. Armed with... The post #86: Seth Adams Interview [Video + Podcast] appeared first on Sensei Ando.

Sensei Seth is a 3rd Degree Karate Black Belt and viral Instagram sensation. We talk about internet fame, getting solicted for feet pics, sparring with Stephen "Wonderboy" Thompson and take a call from an Australian ex-mma fighter who does fetish porn... wait... what?

On this episode, I chat with Seth Adams of Save Mount Diablo on Brentwood Measure L. Adams is Land Conservation Director for Save Mount Diablo. In 1988 he was the East Bay organization’s first staff. He focuses on advanced policy, land use, and advocacy; government relations; acquisition projects; and educational and media programs. 01:27 – Seth Adams gives a little background on who he is an what Save Mount Diablo is about 03:25 – Adams explains they don’t’ control development, but tries to ensure public benefic while protecting sensitive areas. Importance how Urban Limit Lines require a vote of the public. 05:20 – Explains how preserving land is a big picture approach. Importance of playing chess with big stakes of land values and land development. They are working to protect land and make it a better place to live. 06:37 – Adams explains how Measure L is actually a culmination of 30-years of talks and the only piece of land in the Ginocchio properties of 7,000 acres they wish to develop is the land proposed between Antioch and Brentwood. Adams explains how this land will not be a park or is highly sensitive land allowing them to have an environmental net gain in environmental land while strengthening the urban limit line. 09:48 – How does Save Mount Diablo work through preserving land versus the need for much needed housing?  Explained importance of smart growth and urban limit lines. 11:30 – Adams answers whether or not the land proposed in Measure L will be developed. Adams says the land has been planned to be built on for over 30-years.  Explains how much land they were able to save over the years. 14:10 – We discuss Measure L. Adams explains the biggest misconceptions of the land. Adams explains why residents should care about the protected land and protection of Marsh Creek Watershed. 16:30 – What people are getting wrong about Measure L.  Adams explains this is about guiding development. 19:26 – Adams answers what happens if Brentwood says no, claims anyone who says Antioch is not interested in this land, is not being realistic. Says this property has been in the planning area for both Antioch and Brentwood for 30-years. Explains how Brentwood has a track record for ensuring senior housing while Antioch approves it and changes it later. Says level of assurances in Brentwood will be higher than in Antioch. 24:30 – what are the real consequences of Measure L. 25:07 – Adams explains Measure L is about what Brentwood wants for its future. Save Mount Diablo monitors about 50 projects. 27:30 – We discuss what Save Mount Diablo has accomplished over 30-years which land lock East Contra Costa County. Explains how they are proud of protecting 50,000 acres of land. Explains the amount of land they have worked to protect. 31:13 – Adams explains Measure L, how this property is in the path of development, its not a matter of “if” but rather a question of “when”.  So they worked to create the best deal they could get to protect the most land as possible calling it a once in a lifetime opportunity. Urges residents to vote “yes” to protect open space.

The 2019-2020 NBA season is two weeks away and we couldn't be more hyped! And since most of our fantasies revolve around basketball here at TMBP, we decided to follow that through to it's natural conclusion: FANTASY BASKETBALL! We've invited our friends Seth Adams, Julie Parr (tacet), and Justin Sechrist to join our league for this season. Check out our draft on this episode and be sure to tune in for regular updates throughout the season.

It's been a colorful spring, and the fun's not over. As Heath Bartosh explains in this final episode of "A Hiker's Guide to Mount Diablo Plants," you can keep making discoveries all year long. Presented by Save Mount Diablo in partnership with Mount Diablo Interpretive Association Featuring Heath Bartosh with Seth Adams, Robert Doyle, Lindsey Hendricks-Franco, Brian Peterson, Cyndy Shafer Music  Phil Heywood, Steve Arnold, Podington Bear Fire Recovery Illustration  Laura Cunningham Production and Narration   Joan Hamilton Photographs: Scott Hein, Stephen Joseph, Troy Montemayor and Seth Adams, Heath Bartosh, Steve Edwards, Brad Heckman, Helovi/istock, Joan Hamilton, Shawn Hanrahan/Texas A&M, Jepson Herbarium, Al Johnson, Neal Kramer/Strybing Arboretum, SWKrullImaging/iStock, Kit Leong/iStock, Marshman, Carl Osborn, Bill Sattler, San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District, Arturo Reina Sanchez, Spyglass Hill, Terry Tomkins/USDA, Charles Webber/Cal Academy of Sciences, Westphalia/iStock Special Thanks  Bay Nature Institute

LAND OF DISCOVERY  Mount Diablo has attracted some famous botanists over the years, including David Douglas, Alice Eastwood, and John Howell. Learn their stories—and those of the modern-day explorers following in their footsteps. Presented by SAVE MOUNT DIABLO in partnership with the Mount Diablo Interpretive Association.  Featuring Heath Bartosh Photographs: Scott Hein, Stephen Joseph, Troy Montemayor and Seth Adams, Heath Bartosh, Steve Edwards, Brad Heckman, Helovi/istock, Joan Hamilton, Shawn Hanrahan/Texas A&M, Jepson Herbarium, Al Johnson, Neal Kramer/Strybing Arboretum, SWKrullImaging/iStock, Kit Leong/iStock, Marshman, Carl Osborn, Bill Sattler, San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District, Arturo Reina Sanchez, Spyglass Hill, Terry Tomkins/USDA, Charles Webber/Cal Academy of Sciences, Westphalia/iStock  Music: Podington Bear Fire Recovery Illustration: Laura Cunningham, Bay Nature Magazine Production, Narration: Joan Hamilton

MARY BOWERMAN  She wrote the book on Mount Diablo plants. She co-founded an organization to defend the mountain from subdivisions. The rest is Save Mount Diablo history . . .   Presented by Save Mount Diablo, in partnership with Mount Diablo Interpretive Association.  Featuring Heath Bartosh, Seth Adams, and Robert Doyle Photographs: Scott Hein, Stephen Joseph, Troy Montemayor  and Seth Adams, Heath Bartosh, Steve Edwards, Brad Heckman, Helovi/istock, Joan Hamilton, Shawn Hanrahan/Texas A&M, Jepson Herbarium, Al Johnson, Neal Kramer/Strybing Arboretum, SWKrullImaging/iStock, Kit Leong/iStock, Marshman, Troy Montemayor, Carl Osborn, Bill Sattler, San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District, Arturo Reina Sanchez, Spyglass Hill, Terry Tomkins/USDA, Charles Webber/Cal Academy of Sciences, Westphalia/iStock  Music:  Podington Bear  

SHRUBS  Dive into the mysteries of chaparral, a plant community that covers 3 percent of Earth's surface and nurtures 20 percent of its biodiversity.  Presented by Save Mount Diablo, in partnership with Mount Diablo Interpretive Association.  Featuring Heath Bartosh, Seth Adams, Robert Doyle, Lindsey Hendricks, Brian Peterson, Cyndy Shafer. Photographs: Scott Hein, Stephen Joseph, Troy Montemayor and Seth Adams, Heath Bartosh, Steve Edwards, Brad Heckman, Helovi/istock, Joan Hamilton, Shawn Hanrahan/Texas A&M, Jepson Herbarium, Al Johnson, Neal Kramer/Strybing Arboretum, SWKrullImaging/iStock, Kit Leong/iStock, Marshman, Troy Montemayor, Carl Osborn, Bill Sattler, San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District, Arturo Reina Sanchez, Spyglass Hill, Terry Tomkins/USDA, Charles Webber/Cal Academy of Sciences, Westphalia/iStock  Music: Phil Heywood, Steve Arnold, Podington Bear Illustration: Laura Cunningham, Bay Nature Magazine Production, Narration: Joan Hamilton 

WILDFLOWERS  To find rare plants and remarkable beauty, take your springtime hike in an area has recently burned. Presented by Save Mount Diablo, in partnership with Mount Diablo Interpretive Association.  Featuring Heath Bartosh, Seth Adams, Robert Doyle, Lindsey Hendricks, Brian Peterson, Cyndy Shafer. Photographs: Scott Hein, Stephen Joseph, Troy Montemayor and Seth Adams, Heath Bartosh, Steve Edwards, Brad Heckman, Helovi/istock, Joan Hamilton, Shawn Hanrahan/Texas A&M, Jepson Herbarium, Al Johnson, Neal Kramer/Strybing Arboretum, SWKrullImaging/iStock, Kit Leong/iStock, Marshman, Troy Montemayor, Carl Osborn, Bill Sattler, San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District, Arturo Reina Sanchez, Spyglass Hill, Terry Tomkins/USDA, Charles Webber/Cal Academy of Sciences, Westphalia/iStock  Music: Phil Heywood, Steve Arnold, Podington Bear Illustration: Laura Cunningham, Bay Nature Magazine Production, Narration: Joan Hamilton 

TREES  Lessons learned from Mount Diablo's oaks, pines, bays, and buckeyes.  Presented by Save Mount Diablo, in partnership with Mount Diablo Interpretive Association.  Featuring Heath Bartosh, Seth Adams, Robert Doyle, Lindsey Hendricks, Brian Peterson, Cyndy Shafer. Photographs: Scott Hein, Stephen Joseph, Troy Montemayor and Seth Adams, Heath Bartosh, Steve Edwards, Brad Heckman, Helovi/istock, Joan Hamilton, Shawn Hanrahan/Texas A&M, Jepson Herbarium, Al Johnson, Neal Kramer/Strybing Arboretum, SWKrullImaging/iStock, Kit Leong/iStock, Marshman, Carl Osborn, Bill Sattler, San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District, Arturo Reina Sanchez, Spyglass Hill, Terry Tomkins/USDA, Charles Webber/Cal Academy of Sciences, Westphalia/iStock  Music: Phil Heywood, Steve Arnold, Podington Bear Illustration: Laura Cunningham Production, Narration: Joan Hamilton Special thanks to Bay Nature magazine

The 2013 Morgan Fire swept across 3,000 acres and yielded new knowledge about life on the East Bay's highest peak.  Presented by Save Mount Diablo, in partnership with Mount Diablo Interpretive Association.  Featuring Heath Bartosh, Seth Adams, Robert Doyle, Lindsey Hendricks, Brian Peterson, Cyndy Shafer. Photographs: Scott Hein, Stephen Joseph, Troy Montemayor. and Seth Adams, Heath Bartosh, Steve Edwards, Brad Heckman, Helovi/istock, Joan Hamilton, Shawn Hanrahan/Texas A&M, Jepson Herbarium, Al Johnson, Neal Kramer/Strybing Arboretum, SWKrullImaging/iStock, Kit Leong/iStock, Marshman, Carl Osborn, Bill Sattler, San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District, Arturo Reina Sanchez, Spyglass Hill, Terry Tomkins/USDA, Charles Webber/Cal Academy of Sciences, Westphalia/iStock  Music: Phil Heywood, Steve Arnold, Podington Bear Illustration: Laura Cunningham, Bay Nature Magazine Production, Narration: Joan Hamilton

A HIKER'S GUIDE TO MOUNT DIABLO PLANTS  Why is this 3,849-foot peak so central to California's cultural and natural history? Find out on a hike near the summit.  Presented by Save Mount Diablo, in partnership with Mount Diablo Interpretive Association.  Featuring Heath Bartosh, Seth Adams, Robert Doyle, Lindsey Hendricks, Brian Peterson, Cyndy Shafer. Photographs: Scott Hein, Stephen Joseph and Seth Adams, Heath Bartosh, Steve Edwards, Brad Heckman, Helovi/istock, Joan Hamilton, Shawn Hanrahan/Texas A&M, Jepson Herbarium, Al Johnson, Neal Kramer/Strybing Arboretum, SWKrullImaging/iStock, Kit Leong/iStock, Marshman, Troy Montemayor, Carl Osborn, Bill Sattler, San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District, Arturo Reina Sanchez, Spyglass Hill, Terry Tomkins/USDA, Charles Webber/Cal Academy of Sciences, Westphalia/iStock  Music: Phil Heywood, Steve Arnold, Podington Bear Illustration: Laura Cunningham, Bay Nature Magazine Production, Narration: Joan Hamilton   

A HIKER'S GUIDE TO MOUNT DIABLO PLANTS Enjoy five fascinating hikes led by rare-plant expert Heath Bartosh. Gain an appreciation for the long-hidden flora revealed by recent fires. Nod to the work of the scientists who've worked these storied slopes. And get ready to make your own discoveries!  A nine-part series presented by Save Mount Diablo, in partnership with Mount Diablo Interpretive Association.  Featuring Heath Bartosh, Seth Adams, Robert Doyle, Lindsey Hendricks, Brian Peterson, Cyndy Shafer Photographs: Scott Hein, Stephen Joseph, Troy Montemayor and Seth Adams, Heath Bartosh, Steve Edwards, Brad Heckman, Helovi/istock, Joan Hamilton, Shawn Hanrahan/Texas A&M, Jepson Herbarium, Al Johnson, Neal Kramer/Strybing Arboretum, SWKrullImaging/iStock, Kit Leong/iStock, Marshman, Carl Osborn, Bill Sattler, San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District, Arturo Reina Sanchez, Spyglass Hill, Terry Tomkins/USDA, Charles Webber/Cal Academy of Sciences, Westphalia/iStock  Music: Phil Heywood, Steve Arnold, Podington Bear Fire Recovery Illustration: Laura Cunningham, Bay Nature Magazine Production, Narration: Joan Hamilton          

POISON OAK  In the 1820s a botanist innocently sent some poison oak seeds back to London to be planted in Victorian gardens. Oops! In this segment, Save Mount Diablo’s Seth Adams explains what  hikers need to know to avoid—and appreciate—this problematic plant. Presented by Save Mount Diablo in partnership with Mount Diablo Interpretive Association. 

MOUNT DIABLO 101  Take a hike with Seth Adams, who’s been roaming Mount Diablo on behalf of the conservation organization Save Mount Diablo since 1988. As Seth explains, the mountain was sacred to Native Americans, they saw it as the place where the world was created. For the Europeans who came later, it was a navigational landmark and place to map the Bay Area. Late in the 19th century, its coal fueled California’s industrial development. Today, it’s a real wilderness within an hour’s drive of millions of  people. Presented by Save Mount Diablo in partnership with Mount Diablo Interpretive Association. 

Josh sits down with Peak Refuel founder Seth Adams. Peak Refuel is a backcountry meal and snack brand delivering freeze dried meals that don't lose their nutritional value through the dehydration process and taste AMAZING. With a decade of experience in the freeze dried food industry, Adams' love for the outdoors pushed him to set out to seriously upgrade the meals on the current market. He sought to create a product that consumers could get behind, believe in, and rely on. After testing it with hundreds of outdoor athletes and enthusiasts he was able to bring his product to market just a short few months ago!

Keven talks with our special guest Seth Adams about Cape Town demographics, and the water crisis. With potential causes and solutions to the problem. Follow us on Social Media: Twitter/Instagram: @RDRShowDuo Join the discussion be on our podcast send us a message. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-rdr-show/support

Jewish Ordination Program! Take a spirituality eCourse with me! Lots of great updates on exciting stuff. PRACTICAL SPIRITUALITY ECOURSE: http://bit.ly/22du9ZV DONATE: https://www.gofundme.com/7ge39s Sponsored this week by Seth Adams and Kimberly Berry. Thanks friends! Shout outs to Kohenet Ketzirah @ OneShul.org Darshan Yeshiva Ordination Program. Get up on it! Learn more here: http://bit.ly/23iPdR2 Rabbi Sandy Zisser has taken over Darshan Training. Thanks Rabbi Sandy! Perhaps you are like me… …you share pictures on Facebook of inspirational quotes …you like reading the wisdom literature of all different kinds of faith traditions …you want to build a life of meaning around lots of practices like meditation, yoga, prayer/ritual, mindfulness, whatever words you want to use And you want to do this while staying true to the tradition you grew up in (or are connected to). You don’t want to become a yogi unless you’re a Jewish yogi, for example. Or perhaps you were raised culturally in a religion and you’re looking for that religion to provide you with the Better Life of Meaning, but you’re not finding that in a synagogue/church/mosque or on the shelf of your local bookstore. Or maybe you’re a spiritual seeker but you just don’t know where to start. I have something that will interest you. Practical Spirituality eCourse!  As a rabbi, I draw from Judaism as the inspiration for the series. But anyone of any spiritual inclination can take the course. And yes, that includes atheists/agnostics/humanists! Learn more here: http://bit.ly/22du9ZV

Ashley interviews Seth Adams, who fell into a crevasse in Alaska's Hayes Range last spring. Hear Seth describe this scary incident and what he learned about traveling Alaskan glaciers. Here's a link to the report that will appear in Accidents 2016: http://bit.ly/20Cy2bV. And here's Seth's original account of the crevasse fall, republished at the Climbing Zine: http://bit.ly/1SUlqvl.

Playlist: AJ Jansen- Smoke It, Jackleg Preachers- Turn Off Your TV, Sarah & the Tall Boys- Texas, Truck Stop Troubadours- Act Naturally, Debbie Davies- Where the Blues Come to Die, Roomful of Blues- She Walks Right In, Al Copley- Goin’ Back to the Country, Anthony Gomes- One Last Time, Seth Adams- New York City Bound, Mike Crandall Band- So Many Times, Christine Ohlman & Rebel Montez- Another Country, Mojomatics- Soy Baby. Feed Our Friends Contest: There was no winner in this week’s Feed Our Friends Contest this week. To win a $50 gift card from Black-Eyed Sally’s in Hartford simply Friend our Facebook Fan Page and you’re in the running. Good luck next week!! Black-Eyed News: The first story up this week was about B.B. King releasing his own signature line of wines and you can find the story here: http://www.americanbluesscene.com/2013/03/b-b-king-to-launch-line-of-signature-wines-in-the-us/ Our second story was about Jack White’s label, Third Man Records, re-releasing 25,000 vintage blues recordings for no profit because he believes the are a document of world hiostory and people need access to them. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-21352483 American Blues Scene had a great piece about the Mississippi Blues Trail and some of the sights to see while you are traveling it. You can find that here: http://www.americanbluesscene.com/2013/03/down-in-the-delta-where-history-still-sings/ The last piece of news this week was that the Killer Blues Headstone Project was giving a headstone to Stagger Lee Shelton who the classic song Stagger Lee was written about. Read about it here: http://www.americanbluesscene.com/2013/03/the-infamous-stagger-lee-to-receive-headstone/ Blues in the Area: 3/28 THURSDAY DAN STEVENS - SMOKIN' WITH CHRIS (6:30PM) - SOUTHINGTON, CT BRANDT TAYLOR - RIVALRY'S (8PM) - WORCESTER, MA 3/29 FRIDAY BISCUIT MILLER & THE MIX - CHAN'S (8PM) - WOONSOCKET, RI DAN STEVENS - THE STEAK LOFT (7PM) - MYSTIC, CT RYAN HARTT & THE BLUE HEARTS - THE STOMPING GROUND (8PM) - PUTNAM, CT BRANDT TAYLOR - THE HAZARD GRILL (7PM) - ENFIELD, CT THE WILDCAT O'HALLORAN BAND - THE CAMBRIDGE HOUSE BREW PUB (9PM) - GRANBY, CT THE MIKE CRANDALL BAND - BLACK-EYED SALLY'S (9PM) - HARTFORD MS. MARCI & THE LOVESICK HOUNDS - THEODORES' - SPRINGFIELD, MA 3/30 SATURDAY BLUES BASH - THE SWEDISH SOCIAL CLUB (7PM, 38 BARLOW ST.) - BRISTOL, CT WITH: JUNIOR KRAUSS & THE SHAKES SKELETON CREW DELUSIONS OF GRANDEUR THE MICAR BLUES BAND THE OTIS TAYLOR BAND - FAIRFIELD THEATRE CO.'S STAGE ONE (7PM) - FAIRFIELD, CT J. GEILS, JEFF PITCHELL & GERRY BEAUDOIN - BRIDGE ST. LIVE (9PM) - COLLINSVILLE, CT DUKE ROBILLARD - CHAN'S (8PM) - WOONSOCKET, RI THE AL COPLEY QUINTET - THE KNICKERBOCKER CAFE (8PM) - WESTERLY, RI CHRISTINE OHLMAN & REBEL MONTEZ - BLACK-EYED SALLY'S (9PM) - HARTFORD DAN STEVENS - THE DANIEL PACKER INN - MYSTIC, CT BRANDT TAYLOR - THE LAKE TAVERN (9PM) - DAYVILLE, CT THE SWAMPSHAKA DUO W/TONY C. - CJ SPARROW'S (8:30PM) - CHESHIRE, CT THE WILDCAT O'HALLORAN BAND - EUROPA (7PM) - LUDLOW, MA THE JOHNNY BOOTS BAND - THEODORES' - SPRINGFIELD, MA Black-Eyed Sally’s Weekly Rundown: Wednesday Mar 27 Blues Open Mic hosted by Tim MacDonald Thursday Mar 28 Roots & Blues Series with Seth Adams 8pm Blind Owl Band 9:30pm Friday Mar 29 Mike Crandall Band Saturday Mar 30 Christine Ohlman & Rebel Montez Monday Apr 1 Monday Night Jazz featured performer Lummie Spann Quintet Tuesday Apr 2 Mike Palin’s Other Orchestra I hope to see you out and about this week but if not please continue to support live music wherever you are.

In 2010, Seth Adams worked in Ecuador with Round River Conservation Studies. He was there as part of an effort to show the locals the importance of conserving the surrounding forest and wildlife. Yet, the longer that he was there, interacting with locals like Don Manuel and Stu, the more he began to reflect on his own perspective. Could the Ecuadorians show Seth something about himself? CLICK HERE TO LISTEN

Show #74 - Feb 17, 2009 Richie Smith, driver of the #42 Modified and Street Stock was named as the Hilderbrand Jewelers Driver of the Month for February. Ken Kinney, owner of the United Dirt Late Model Challenge Series and Hendry County Motorsports Park, talks about his series, the new track and some of the issues he sees clouding the waters of Florida racing. Seth Adams joined us IFR during the Karting segment to discuss his kart racing career. Drivers Steven Nasse and Drew Brannon both had hugely successful adventures at New Smyrna in February. Chad Piecre talked with Rob and Jack and guest host Carol Wicks about winning the Pete Orr Sportsmanship Award. Review of the Figure 8 racing at Auburndale, a commentary on former Charlotte County Motorsports Park GM Linda Jericka and much more.

UGA vs "O" Miss Pre-GameBig Game this week...sorry this show is late (not all our fault, production company problems) Also, let me apologize in advance, this show is crap! Sound is bad, Im sick, OD is on a tin can cell phone...all sorts of problems. But still a big game. We break it down as best we can. watch out for Seth Adams! Happy Birthday Larry!!