Podcasts about Shelter Cove

Are you ready to embrace your identity and walk boldly in faith? This week at Shelter Cove, we explore how knowing we are children of God empowers us to live courageously. Don't miss it! CONNECT WITH SHELTER COVE HERE AT: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sheltercove.. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sheltercovelive TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sheltercove Website: https://sheltercovelive.com

✨ This week at Shelter Cove, Pastor James shared about our core values: God's Word, Prayer, Community, Serving, and Generosity!

Melissa Luci from Alexander Valley Hops and Fal Allen of Anderson Valley Brewing Co. visit Brew Ha Ha with Steve Jaxon and Herlinda Heras. Fal Allen has been on the show many times, the last time was this May 13, 2021 episode. It is hop harvest season right now, as Melissa describes. Hops grow as long vines and need tall poles and wires to climb. A field of hops looks like a plantation of telephone poles. Hops were grown from the late 1800s to about 1950 when the price collapsed. Alexander Valley Hops started in 2019 on a very long and skinny lot. They have an active Instagram page. The hops grow up poles that are 18-20 feet high. There is a top wire at that height. They want the plant (called bines) to reach that height by the summer solstice. Russian River Brewing Co. is open in Santa Rosa on 4th St. and at their big Windsor location. Visit their website for up-to-date hours, menus, beers and more. The Lost Coast Fresh Hops Festival On Saturday, October 14, from 2-8 PM is the Lost Coast Fresh Hops Festival, in Shelter Cove, CA. Here is their link on Brown Paper Tickets. All of the breweries up there have made a beer out of Alexander Valley Hop Farm's Chinook hops which thlost cey will open at the festival. For fresh hops, they need about 100 lbs for an 8 barrel batch. They try to use them within 24 hours. They give flavor and aroma that is very green, something that you can't get with dry hops. Mad River Brewing is one of the sponsoring breweries. See our sponsor Victory House at Poppy Bank Epicenter online, for their latest viewing and menu options. Fal Allen has brought a bunch of Anderson Valley Brewing Co. beers. A lot of people were IPA obsessed for a few years, and that pendulum seems to be swinging back, so Pilsners are more and more popular now. They are tasting a Russian River Brewing Co. Hop Time Pale Ale which is made with fresh local hops, once a year at hop harvest. AVBC is also participating in a cooperative brewing project to benefit Maui. One is called Salted Caramel Porter. It's a 9.5% ABV beer that Fal describes as a dessert beer. If you like espresso and chocolate, you may like it. Herlinda travels a lot and she will be in New York, Lithuania then Singapore. Alexander Valley Hops served 16 breweries this year, the most ever for them.

Two survived an on-camera plane crash into the ocean by Shelter Cove, a forthcoming trial for a tattoo artist accused of killing a woman he was seeing casually, controversy for Ferndale export Guy Fieri following a chat with Donald Trump at a UFC event in Las Vegas, a woman was hospitalized after being hit by a kids shuttle at the Redwood Acres Fair, a local pedophile was found guilty, Cannifest's return to Humboldt County is set for waterfront Eureka, a man was set on fire in Eureka, Fortuna High football coach Mike Benbow went on a Guy Fiery show on Food Network, an eyesore across from The Shanty in Eureka is getting an artsy upgrade, a rare time when no local beaches made the dreaded ‘bummer' list, US Senators asked Rob Arkley for a list of his gifts to a Supreme Court justice, a viral video exhibited an SUV's struggles at Drive-Through Tree, and Redding export Megan Rapinoe announced her retirement from soccer before the upcoming World Cup. Humboldt Last Week is Humboldt County's news podcast in collaboration with Tandoori Bites, Belle Starr Clothing, North Coast Co-op, Bongo Boy Studio, Beck's Bakery, Photography by Shi, Hops in Humboldt, North Coast Journal, RHBB, and KJNY. Via Apple, Spotify, humboldtlastweek.com, or wherever else you get podcasts. HumAlong Alternative Radio with no commercials at HumAlt.com

A likely homeless man was found dead at a Eureka bus stop amid cold weather conditions, Cal Poly Humboldt made ‘Colbert' in reference to student housing challenges in Arcata, an in-depth looking at housing prices with Cal Poly Humboldt economics professor Erick Eschker, Habitat For Humanity is helping out after December's earthquake, there's a shortage at the blood bank, a sort of ‘ocean tornado' in Shelter Cove, a family now has closure following a DNA discovery stemming back to 1998, competition ‘Breakthrough' with Kelly Rowland from Destiny's Child, the Times-Standard has nixed Dilbert following the comic creator's racially inflammatory statements, yet another statewide report on local cannabis woes, High Times reported on a $2.5M fund to help some local cannabis farmers, an analysis of local news outlets promoting OnlyFans accounts, folk musician Arlo Guthrie says he was commandeered by a nun in Arcata in the ‘90s, local event picks, and more. Humboldt Last Week is Humboldt County's news podcast in collaboration with Primal Decor (tattoos and piercings), STIL (headshop), Belle Starr Clothing, North Coast Co-op, Bongo Boy Studio, Photography by Shi, North Coast Journal, RHBB, and KJNY. Via Apple, Spotify, humboldtlastweek.com, or wherever else you get podcasts. Humboldt Last Week (new/alt/indie) Radio with no commercials resides at humboldtlastweek.com/radio The station is also available via the RadioKing app. Contact: myles@humboldtlastweek.com humboldtlastweek.com

Other than the cool tornadic waterspout in Shelter Cove, the weather has been a bit of a pain with multiple highway closures and power outages making life in Humboldt a bare. A roundup of the important bits and more in today's newscast with John Kennedy O'Connor.

In this host edition episode, Shawn and Mike talk about the rebranding from The Multifamily Takeoff to The Real Estate Takeoff since they have been expanding their real estate investing portfolio. They announced they will be recording more host edition episodes requested by popular demand. Listen for the details of how they acquired their first boutique hotel, a 10 room property in Shelter Cove, CA. Connect with Shawn and Mike: Instagram: @shawn_dimartile & @tighedye05 Website: www.therealestatetakeoff.com Partner with us: www.pac3capital.com Follow the show on Instagram: @therealestatetakeoff

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A 31-year-old surfer in Northern California is recovering after a shark attack that left gruesome bites on his right thigh and leg. Jared Trainor was unclear whether a seal or shark had knocked him off his board during a Sunday outing to Centerville Beach, he told the Times-Standard newspaper in Humboldt County. The animal had his right leg and his board clamped in its jaws, he said. Underwater, the experienced surfer grabbed the attacker's body with one hand and kicked at its head with his free leg until it let him go and swam away, he said. Trainor returned to the beach where another surfer had a cell phone they used to call for help. “I don't remember the initial contact,” he told the newspaper. “It kind of happened so quickly.” Surgeons stapled shut his open wounds, which spanned nearly 19 inches (48 centimeters) or the length of the shark's mouth. Photos of a recovering Trainor and his wounded leg are posted at the Instagram account of The Shop, a surf shop in Arcata. His sister, Haley Martino, said in a GoFundMe fundraising post that her brother was bitten by a great white shark. Humboldt County has had 16 shark attacks since 1960, according to a 2017 news article in The Sacramento Bee. In 2020, a kayaker narrowly escaped a great white shark in Humboldt County's Shelter Cove. The Ferndale Volunteer Fire Department confirmed in a social media post that the bite was from a shark. “To our recollection of our membership, we have not had an incident like this. This is a reminder that there are many hazards to be aware of when you are at the beach,” the department said in its post. This article was provided by The Associated Press.

This week Pastor Jeremy is wrapping up our Celebration series as he presents the vision for Shelter Cove in the future!

In this Personal Grow lecture 104 I had the pleasure of speaking with Effie & Jared Boudreaux of Lost Coast Wellness. We heard about there cannabis journey which led them to Shelter Cove, CA. We hear more about what growing cannabis means to them along with information about their retreat: Grow Your Own Wellness Retreat. If you're looking for an immersive cannabis seminar. This is not one to be missed. Planting & Protecting your seedlings is the next evolution of our cannabis growing journey. It is time to give your seedling room to grow and be ready for rapid vegetative growth. Enjoy!!!Lost Coast Wellness Grow Your Own Wellness Retreat

This week we have a guest speaker, Pat Linnell to tell us more about a movement of which Shelter Cove is proud to be a partner church.

They were on every side of me! It was pitch black. Only my little flashlight gave me enough light to see the reflection of red and yellow eyes that moved amongst the trees. That was how I knew where they were and how I would escape if I could at all…There is bigfoot up around Odell Lake, in particular the Crystal Creek area. I WILL NEVER WANDER THROUGH THERE AGAIN!That night, I thought it was going to be my last night on this planet. Even with lights from civilization in view near Shelter Cove, I thought these monsters were going to catch me, and, well, you know.Here is my story…

December 1, 2020 — Last week, retired sheriff Tom Allman announced on Facebook that he would start serving as a peace officer in Humboldt County, where he was born and raised. The Humboldt County sheriff, William Honsal, wrote in his own statement that Allman would end a nearly decade-long vacancy in the Lost Coast Resident Deputy position, which includes the Shelter Cove, Whitethorn and Mattole Valley communities. Honsal added that Allman will spend about four days a week on the Lost Coast, with deputies from the Garberville substation providing coverage on the days that he is not assigned. The resident deputy position is funded through the county’s Measure Z public safety sales tax. Allman was sworn in today at 11am at the fire station in Shelter Cove. Because of the pandemic, the public was not invited to participate in person. The event was livestreamed on the Humboldt County Sheriff’s Facebook page. Lauren Schmitt, of KMUD news, interviewed Justin Robbins, the general manager of Shelter Cove’s resort improvement district number one about his thoughts on the new resident deputy.

Our couriers aren’t in Kansas anymore as they venture outside the Emerald Triangle. Come along with Trinity on the yellow brick road to a field of poppies in Shelter Cove, through a gauntlet of living speed bumps in Lassen Forest, into the onion-domed wonder of St. Orr’s resort in Gualala, and the danger that awaits … Continue reading S:1 E:15A “Outside the Triangle” →

Tonight on the KRBD Evening Report:The AMHS ferry Lituya make runs to Hollis as the Inter Island Ferry Authority repairs its sidelined vessels — plus, the Alaska Mental Health Trust is proposing a timber sale in the Shelter Cove area.

Ethan and Molly wake up to the tail end of the storm that thundered down on them the previous evening. Trudging through the mud and wet bush, they head towards Shelter Cove - a small lakeside campsite with a shop, restaurant and possible accommodation in the face of worsening conditions. Indeed the weather did not let up and Shelter Cove proved to be an ideal stop. The next morning brought clearer skies and dried kit. Our dynamic duo monopolised on these favourable conditions achieving a 29-mile day through the relatively flat green tunnel to yet another lake called Stormy. Though both days didn't bring much in the way of wild beauty, having entered the Three Sisters Wilderness the days to come were aligned to make up for it.

The day before wasn't the most entertaining day for the guys. To entertain themselves they played a little game known as "Snog, Marry or Kill". The subject of said game? Just three of histories well-known Gods. Well, they learnt their lesson on route towards Shelter Cove when the God left for dead took his vengeance. Join the gang as they find themselves in the grip of a storm which culminates in thunderous claps of lightning and "hailstones the size of walnuts" as they traverse a high ridgeline.

Shelter Cove, CA, a small fishing community on California's “Lost Coast,” is the most undeveloped and remote portion of the California coast. The one-runway Shelter Cove Airport 0Q5 is located at the center of Shelter Cove's commercial district, where visitors will find restaurants, shops, and access to other local attractions.  This medium cross-country flight from the Bay Area involves some planning to select a good route and remain clear of special use airspace. Come review the cross-country planning details with San Carlos Flight Center’s Assistant Chief Pilot Herb Patten and pilot Amanda Chan. They will share their experience of flying to Shelter Cove and give you cross country tips. If you are interested in flying to Shelter Cove with FlyOutGroup, or want to fly there yourself for a weekend getaway, don’t miss this seminar. 

Dr. Laurie Richmond of Humboldt State University led a team of researchers who interviewed commercial and charter fishermen, fishing families, deckhands, local business owners and operators, local civic leaders, and elected officials in Eureka and Shelter Cove to develop recommendations to improve the sustainability of these ports. Recommendations range from basic infrastructure like dredging and cold storage to better organization for political engagement, market development, and habitat protection. In Shelter Cove, a new fishermen’s association has already formed and will soon begin managing the marina facilities.

A man recently admitted to hiring someone to murder his cousin’s wife near Shelter Cove. Also: Supervisors greenlight an indoor cannabis facility near Fortuna despite city opposition, neighbors change their mind about weed, the nation sees Humboldt coworkers can be really sweet, a judge says the Arcata plaza should nix a couple bars, HSU football concludes with a thriller, the suspect in a viral Arcata arrest pleaded not guilty and will reportedly sue officers, In-N-Out gets closer to in, he DA to take weeks to decide on charges in the Lawson case, and more. Humboldt Last Week also has some lightheartedness, new music picks, and event suggestions. On the radio throughout the day on 99.1 KISS FM Mondays. Episode partners: Cafe Nooner - Bongo Boy Studio - Tuyas Mexican Restaurant

Ratatouille attempts the Oregon Challenge-- hiking 456 miles in 14 days-- but exhaustion and dehydration have other plans. Forest fires cause a trail closure near Crater Lake, but a familiar face comes to the rescue. Interviews with artistic and musical hikers at Shelter Cove. (released September 2015)

In today's episode, I interview Terry Trahan, a good friend and an amazing instructor. Terry has "led an interesting life", to put it midly and he speaks from not only in-depth training when it comes to violence, but also from hard-earned and dearly paid for experience. He's one of those people I have a blanket endorsement for: if you have the chance to train with him, do so. Enjoy the podcast! http://www.wimsblog.com/2017/12/podcast-episode-010-interview-with-terry-trahan Show Notes: 1. Self-defense and legal consequences: In the Name of Self-Defense: What it costs. When it's worth it: http://amzn.to/2BTsV0o Facing Violence: Preparing for the Unexpected: http://amzn.to/2BUl8iQ 2. First Aid training: Lone Star Medics: https://www.facebook.com/lonestarmedics/ Journal of Special Operations Medicine Tactical Combat Casualty Care: https://www.jsomonline.org/TCCC.html Blow Out Kit: http://amzn.to/2DvlwVq 3. Society: The beach at Shelter Cove: https://goo.gl/maps/bF1GPTUSdDm The Newsroom speech: https://youtu.be/1zqOYBabXmA Lagrange Point: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lagrangian_point 4. Knives: Spyderco knives: http://amzn.to/2DyJejJ Böker knives: http://amzn.to/2Ejanby Fred Perrin knives: http://amzn.to/2EilotU 5. Seminars: Masters of Mayhem Inaugural Seminar: https://www.facebook.com/events/168058673801123/ Violence Dynamics: https://www.facebook.com/violencedynamics/ 6. Terry Trahan online: On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/weaselcraft/ Conflict Manager: https://www.facebook.com/conflictmanagermonthly/ Thanks for listening! Please like, share and leave a review! If you want to support the podcast while also getting access to loads of unique content, go to my Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/wimdemeere Subscribe to the podcast and automatically get the latest episode: iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/wim-demeere-podcast/id1291566457?mt=2 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/wim-demeere-podcast Get in touch: New book/video email notification list: http://www.wimdemeere.com/notification/ My blog: http://www.wimsblog.com/ Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/WimDemeerePage/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wimdemeere/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/wimdemeere Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/ptccm  

Shelter Cove Resort and Marina is a beautiful lake retreat on Lake Odell in Crescent, Oregon. Located about 70 miles from Bend, Oregon and about 70 miles from Crater Lake National Park, ShelterRead More The post Campground Review #95 Shelter Cove Resort and Marina in Crescent, Oregon appeared first on RV Family Travel Atlas.

After at least two reported incidents spawned a community conversation about bullying last week, community leaders weigh in with their experiences and thoughts. Also: Preliminary hearings for an alleged murder with a truck in Shelter Cove, sentencing for an assault on an elderly restaurateur, charges added for Marci Kitchen, an inmate firefighter died on the job, car racing, ticks, a soap opera actor trying to make some Humboldt weed money, lasers, movies at the park, a fight over 420 is reignited in Arcata, possibly Humboldt’s first openly transgender school administrator, a person played by Hilary Swank, and so much more.

Pastor Chad Blackman, our youth pastor, opens up God’s Word and challenges us to take a stand as Daniel did. Although he was told to be quiet, submit to his authority and refuse God, he stood all the taller. Jesus is worth standing for no matter the cost. We also celebrated baptisms at Shelter Cove. We had 39 total this weekend and that brings our running count to 200 and we recapped our Octoberblest even where we had 3,700 attend and 38 committed their lives’ to Jesus. #sheltercovelive www.sheltercovelive.com

Hilton Head, South Carolina offers wide beaches, sand dunes, golf resorts and family-friendly resorts and vacation rentals, making it a perfect vacation destination. Today we learn about family travel to Hilton Head, South Carolina from Karen Dawkins from Family Travels on a Budget. ON THE PODCAST  :43 Tamara is heading back to Gulf Shores, Alabama for a girlfriend getaway 2:33 Kim's favorite beaches -- San Diego or Maui 3:09 Tamara's favorite beaches -- Gulf Coast, FL; Outer Banks, NC 5:00 Welcome Karen Dawkins from Family Travels on a Budget 7:00 Family Travels on a Budget -- Paris for $7000? 8:27 Hilton Head at Christmas (15th trip!!) 9:35 Where is Hilton Head and how to get there 10:15 How long to stay in Hilton Head 11:07 What to do in Hilton Head 12:23 Getting around Hilton Head 13:07 Where to stay in Hilton Head 14:10 Disney's Hilton Head  Resort 14:51 The beach at Hilton Head 17:16 When to book 18:40 Where to eat in Hilton Head 19:55 Where to take a family photo 21:26 Karen's favorite travel gear 23:17 Tip of the week About Karen Dawkins from Family Travels on a Budget Karen is the creator of Family Travels on a Budget, a website dedicated to helping families travel better for less. As she says, “Budget doesn’t mean cheap. It’s smart!” She has also been featured in print and online markets, and on podcast. You can follow her adventures on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest.   Karen is originally from Ohio but now lives in North Carolina and has been visited Hilton Head fifteen times. She travels with her husband, two sons and one daughter. We talk about why Hilton Head is great for families, what it is like to visit, what the beaches are like, what there is to do and Karen's favorite places to stay and eat. What to Do If families want some time off the beach, there is plenty to do include paddle boarding, kayaking, and biking. Karen especially enjoys going to Pickney Island Nature Preserve with its wildlife, sea creatures and walking trails. Families on a budget can take advantage of the many city parks that are free and offer great family entertainment. Hilton Head is laid back and low key -- no neon or typical beach scene. Where to Stay Families visiting Hilton Head would fly into Savannah, Georgia, just 45 minutes away. It is also not far off of Interstate 95. Families should plan on spending at least four days, but a week is ideal. There are three main areas to stay in Hilton Head: the Sea Pines Resort, where the big golf course is; Palmetto Dunes, which is the ocean front area that is great for beach lovers; and Disney's Hilton Head Resort that is Shelter Cove. Since it is more protected there, you will find stand up paddle boarding and other activities in this area. Karen recommends the Disney Hilton Head Resort for families. There are also many vacation condominiums available for rent that are perfect for families that want the space and comforts of home.  Where to Eat One Hot Mama's features BBQ and low country food from the Next Food Network Star. Karen also loves the pizza at Mangiamo because she is a big Ohio sports fan and has found that all the Buckeye fans seem to congregate there. Best Place to Take a Family Photo in Hilton Head Karen suggests posing on a live oak tree branch at Coligny Beach for an ideal family photo. Perfect for holiday cards!   You can learn more about Karen's recommendations for Hilton Head over on Family Travels on a Budget including: Hilton Head by the numbers -- What it costs off season  Why Hilton Head is great for families -- and a map of the island Five reasons to vacation at Hilton Head Favorite Travel Gear Karen loves her little black dress from J. Jill for its comfort and style. Tip of the Week Kim recommends bringing a small bottle of baby powder for your next trip to the beach, as it is perfect for getting sticky sand off your body. She also found a fun product at Beaches called the Powder Pouch, which works the same way. Mentioned on the Podcast Alabama Beaches are Calling! Must Try Foods on the Alabama Gulf Coast   Restaurants One Hot Mamas  Mangiamo! -- best pizza on the island     Lodging Disney's Hilton Head Island Resort Sea Pines Resort (golf and tennis) Palmetto Dunes (golf and beach)   Activities Many resorts offer onsite bike, kayak and standup paddle board rentals Biking and kayaking through Hilton Head Outfitters Pinckney Island Nature Preserve Golfing Hilton Head Bristol Skate Park   Sorry for a bit of technical static on this one as we didn't have the best Skype connection for part of the interview! We would love to hear what you think and if you like what you hear, please tell a friend about Vacation Mavens!!

Rather raw, first sampling from the Shelter Crescent session featuring Brad Rees playing electric guitar while I talk and yodel my way around some freeverse – seems to be thinking about waiting for a red-headed girl in San Francisco while drinking at an unwelcome bar. Peek through the curtains for: Red-headed Girl in San Francisco … Continue reading Red-headed Girl in San Francisco from Shelter Cove – Postcard #27 →