Podcasts about Silver Bay

From MPR News, Art Hounds are members of the Minnesota arts community who look beyond their own work to highlight what's exciting in local art. Their recommendations are lightly edited from the audio heard in the player above. Want to be an Art Hound? Submit here.A spring garden in ceramics Cindy Pope is a ceramic artist from Waite Park. She got a dose of early spring by visiting the ceramics exhibit “Garden Party” at the Paramount Center for the Arts in St. Cloud. Created by Stacy Larson, who is originally from Cold Spring, the exhibit features wheel-thrown and hand-carved cups and tableware that look like delicate leaves and flowers, glazed in springtime colors. The exhibit runs through March. Voices of the Asian American experienceJulia Cheng of Duluth had a chance to hear the world premiere this fall of “mOthertongue: Lived Experience in Asian America.” Soprano Jennifer Lien of Duluth performs three song cycles commissioned by Asian American women composers, accompanied on piano by Lina Yoo-Min Lee. Lien commissioned these new works in partnership with the Cincinnati Song Initiative with support from the Minnesota State Arts Board Creative Individuals grant. The duo has continued to perform these works in what Cheng refers to as “a living collaboration.” They'll perform highlights of the song cycles at the College of St. Scholastica's “Lunch With Friends” on March 25, with the full performance on March 28 at the college's Mitchell Auditorium. Julia Cheng was touched by the performance and looks forward to hearing it again.“I have to say that, as the child of immigrants from China, these songs really resonated with me,” Cheng said. “I always wondered, you know, how did they deal with the dislocation of leaving home, family, language, culture, developing new community, the wrenching loss of being separated from family? These are all things that I heard bits and pieces of in the song cycles by Melissa Dunphy and the other two composers.” Wood sculptures at Tettegouche Annalisa Buerke follows her former colleague artist Rick Love on Instagram, where she enjoyed watching his process of creating a series of sculptures now on view at the Tettegouche State Park Visitor Center in Silver Bay.The five sculptures are all made of wood — some painted, some charred — that celebrate both forests and sustainability. The works evoke the moon, the sun, a tree, a waterfall and Lake Superior. They'll be on view through March.Tettegouche State Park's Visitor Center includes both juried art shows (of which Love's exhibit was one) and an artist-in-residence program. 

On this today's Midday Report with host Terry Haines:Silver Bay Seafoods announced in a press release that it will take over all Alaskan facilities owned by OBI Seafoods, through a partnership with Bristol Bay Economic Development Corporation. The National Transportation Safety Board report says the fatal Bering Air flight from Unalakleet to Nome was hundreds of pounds overweight. And lawmakers narrowly rejected an executive order from Gov. Mike Dunleavy that would have created a cabinet-level state agriculture department.The Petersburg Fisheries seafood processing plant (shown) has changed hands multiple times in recent years, from Icicle to OBI to Silver Bay. (KFSK)

In this episode of ADK Talks, we visit a unique destination on the Queen of American Lakes: Silver Bay YMCA. Lindsey Butler, Executive Director of Sales and Marketing, is our guest as we take a deep dive into this unique place to visit and stay along one mile of gorgeous Lake George shoreline.Lindsey provides all you need to know about why Silver Bay has been a favorite get-away for families and friends for over 100 years. But it's more than just a place to stay; Lindsey describes how Silver Bay is the “Swiss Army Knife” of destinations because it serves so many purposes—great activities, water sports, lecture series, hiking, performing arts, skilled arts and crafts and much more. Visitors can purchase a day or season pass to enjoy Silver Bay's fantastic facilities.We also discuss Silver Bay's storied history, including its important role in creating the Boy Scouts (soon to be known as Scouting America in 2025) and other interesting facts.Listen now, subscribe for more insights and intel on the best places to visit, stay, eat, shop and things to do in the Adirondacks, and remember to share your thoughts or questions with us. We'd love to hear from you!Visit our website, ADKtaste.com, sign up for our weekly newsletter and subscribe to ADK Talks wherever you listen to podcasts.And, be sure to visit the Silver Bay website.Mentioned in this podcast:Blue Grass in Heaven Blue Grass FestivalEvenings of DanceBites at the BayCrane Mountain

Join Seafoodnews Podcast hosts Amanda Buckle and Lorin Castiglione as they talk about the big stories from the last week, including Silver Bay's acquisition of Trident's False Pass facility and the return of Red Lobster's Crabfest. Plus, find out what fish is making a splash in Major League Baseball.

The search continues for a missing Ketchikan woman. Silver Bay seafoods acquires another former Trident processing plant. And an animal rescue in Juneau acquires a lot of cats.

Send us a Text Message.Get ready to hit the open road with us, Joshua and Craig, as we regale you with tales from our latest jaunt across America's heartland. Imagine the thrill of geocaching on the rugged cliffs of Minnesota's North Shore, the warmth of small-town diners, and the laughter shared with our lovable companions, including the one and only 'Reese the Rock Johnson.' From the wilds of Silver Bay to the cozy corners of Two Harbors, join us in celebrating the milestones, the communities, and the unexpected delights that punctuate every mile of our journey.You'll feel the pulse of adventure and the comforts of the familiar as we recount the joy of an 8,000th geocache find and the serendipity of discovering a black sand beach off the beaten path. Our encounters aren't without their quirky moments, either; deadpan humor and a dash of Reese's witticisms add a delightful flavor to the mix. Through the highs and lows, the upgrades and delays, we share the personal triumphs and the bonds that make our travels truly unique.As the laughter echoes and the memories take hold, we explore not just the landscapes but the legacies we build along the way. Pull up a chair and let our experiences spark your sense of wonder and wanderlust. No guest needed in this episode—just two friends, the open road, and the shared stories that connect us all.Support the Show.FacebookInstagramTwitterYoutube

This podcast episode comes to you in two parts: Side A: A photographer from Grand Marais previews an upcoming DNR touring route. Side B: The Streets.mn Podcast team looks back on our favorite episodes of 2023! Episode chapters 00:00 | Intro 01:00 | The Border to Border Touring Route WTIP's episode Video: Bryan's gear Bryan's website 25:12 | Our favorite episodes of 2023 Editor Jeremy Winter Rezoning for Complete Neighborhoods Essential Bike Accessories With Ian Moving to the Twin Cities With Car Free Midwest Producer Christina Neel: The 2023 BikeMN Legislative Agenda Editor Parker Seaman: Lessons Learned From the Nice Ride Era Producer Sherry Johnson Celebrating Dorian Grilley's 15 Years With BikeMN Legislative Session Wrap-up 2023 Rezoning for Complete Neighborhoods Host Ian R Buck: Legislative Session Wrap-up 2023 Crowd favorites The Future of Transit Moving to the Twin Cities With Car Free Midwest 42:34 | Outro Connect with us Discuss this episode on social media with the hashtag #StreetsMNPodcast Help make the show possible by making a donation or sponsoring the show! Attributions The piece about the Border-to-Border touring route was reported by Kalli Hawkins, and comes to us via WTIP; all rights reserved. Our theme song is Tanz den Dobberstein, and our interstitial song is Puck's Blues. Both tracks used by permission of their creator, Erik Brandt. Find out more about his band The Urban Hillbilly Quartet on their website. Show notes The Border-to-Border Touring Route spans 750 miles, traversing northern Minnesota by utilizing pre-existing roadways, extending from the North Dakota border to the shores of Lake Superior. The border-to-border project was initiated in 2015 and represents a collaborative undertaking involving the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and the Minnesota 4-Wheel Drive Association. In 2015, the legislature directed the Minnesota DNR to collaborate with the Minnesota 4-Wheel Drive Association to address off-road vehicle touring routes.  As the planning process and public listening sessions across northern Minnesota began, the DNR received mixed support and opposition about the proposed touring route from the public, county officials, and various environmental groups.  When first proposed, the Border-to-Border Touring Route was initially planned to end in Cook County. However, Cook County was dropped from the route after county officials and the public shared their reservations with the project planners about potential increased motorized traffic and environmental degradation, such as damage to trout streams, aquatic invasive species, and wetland concerns. The route now ends near Silver Bay in Lake County.  Despite the delays and Cook County's involvement, the nearly eight-year-long project is now entering the final stages of the route management plan.  As it nears completion, a Cook County resident and well-known photographer, Bryan Hansel, decided to pack his bags and venture out for a long-distance bikepacking trip in mid-October along the border-to-border route to experience it firsthand.  “So I knew I wanted to do a long bike trip this year,” Hansel said. “There was a lot of controversy with it in Cook County. So I figured it just seemed like a good idea to go ride it and see what it was about.” Hansel planned his route using a biking program called Ride With GPS based on the preliminary border-to-border map on the DNR website. “And that loads into my bike computer, and then the bike computer gives me turn-by-turn navigation,” he said. He began his journey in the northwest corner of Minnesota and strategically mapped out 60-mile days based on available camping locations. As he pedaled along the gravel roads, he said his apprehension about the route faded. “What I found is that the DNR did a really good job of picking roads,” he said. “I found that a really fun and exciting route.” “I always imagined it was more of this off-road vehicle type of route. And there's all but maybe four of five miles that I would have taken my Subaru Outback on with no problem,” Hansel said. “It was like solid good, graded county roads like you'd expect to see in Cook County.” Along the way, Hansel tweaked his route to avoid paved roads and enjoy small detours to nearby parks, small towns, and other interesting northern Minnesota sights. One of his favorites was Big Bog State Recreation Area in Beltrami County. “I've always wanted to go and hike the trails there because it's one of the biggest bogs in the state,” he said. “And that was beautiful.” Another highlight of the trip, Hansel said, was the stretch between Blackduck and Silver Bay. “That was amazing. I would ride that all again in a second.” During his ten-day bikepacking adventure, Hansel completed 650 miles for a total riding time of 57 hours.  Although the route has yet to be officially finalized, Joe Unger, the off-highway program consultant at the Minnesota DNR, expressed enthusiasm over the news that several individuals, including Hansel, have already embarked on exploring the touring route. While several individuals have traversed the route on street-legal enduro bikes and in vehicles, to Unger's knowledge, Hansel is the first person to bikepack the route. As the DNR prepares to wrap up the route management plan, it will enter a final 30-day public comment period later this winter. Unger said the route management plan addresses things such as “environmental considerations like stream crossings, wetlands, wildlife, and fisheries.” Then, come spring, the DNR intends to sign agreements with various road authorities, finalize maps, and put physical trail signs along the route. Transcript Find the full transcript on our website.

Discover just how close Steamship Erie was from land prior to 10PM on evening of August 9, 1841. Determine what Lake Erie's situation was like from a passenger standpoint knowing so many had abandoned Erie in midst of raging fires. Understand why a man named William O'Neil is of particular importance. Find out just how many passengers and crewmen from Erie were rescued by Dewitt Clinton Crewmen. Learn how Erie Bartender Frederick Parmalee including Musician Alexander Lamberton survived for long hours in Lake Erie's Waters before finally being rescued. Learn about Fathoms. Get an in depth analysis behind how a particular headline made its way into newspapers throughout the Midwest for a long duration after Erie's Wreck. Find out whether or not the procedure behind identifying the dead lasted for multiple weeks. Learn just how many unidentified passengers there were including the burial process. Discover if the process behind assisting with shipwrecks had become an all too familiar task for those whom resided along South Shore Lake Erie Communities in Dunkirk, Sheridan, to Silver Bay, New York. Determine if it's safe to say that those whom survived lost everything they had sacrificed. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kirk-monroe/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kirk-monroe/support

This is an overlapping continuation of episode 31, including the part about Silver Bay.  Greg Laden and Mike Haubrich spoke a bit more, about our travels and experiences along the North Shore of Lake Superior in Minnesota.  We also talked about the Iron Range in some greater detail, we talked about the gas fires in a flooded Grand Forks in 1997, how Hibbing had to move for the mines in the 1920's and how even the mountains in Minnesota are almost flat. This is how our conversations go when we get together.  You should join us sometime.

I'm joining me this week as I dove into the history and lower of the northern area of Lake George!

Memorial Day, led by the Rev. Jennifer Brower This weekend, as many members of our congregation were on retreat together at Silver Bay, we gathered for a service of song and spoken word. As we honored Memorial Day and our nation's fallen soldiers, we reflected upon the ways that each of us might serve life and humankind in creating peace. Choral music for this service was provided by the UUCSR Quartet.

The Reiki Business Book Launch - chapter 3 with Tracey Sullivan, LRMTThis series of podcasts will bring us through "The Reiki Business Book" chapter by chapter.  The book I was inspired to write to help people share the gift of Reiki is almost ready!  There are so many things that stop us from sharing Reiki with others.  Tracey and Pam discuss them and chapter 3 of "The Reiki Business Book” then lead you in a healing meditation to release your obstacles and blocks with Reiki.Pam's InformationList of ICRT Classes: https://www.reiki.org/users/pamela-allen-leblanc#classesWebsite: https://www.reikifromthefarm.com/Register for our newsletter: http://eepurl.com/dFm-19Book a Reiki session:   https://squareup.com/appointments/book/7dvtqlfp939e8g/LPSC51C92BN20/servicesInstagram:  https://www.instagram.com/reikifromthefarm/Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/hiddenbrookfarmReikiHorsesOilsYoutube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCW5ScR7ObSiPIpgnDkWkiQAemail: pam@reikifromthefarm.comTracey's InformationReiki Integration Website: www.reikiintegration.comEmail: tracey@reikiintegration.comNortheast Reiki Retreat, Silver Bay, NY April 29-May 1https://rippleeffectspiritualtherapies.org/what-we-do/nerrthank you to Music from Pixabay for the intro musicPam Allen-LeBlanc is a scientist, a businesswoman, and a Licensed Reiki Master Teacher with the International Center for Reiki Training.  She is an internationally renowned speaker and one of the co-authors of the ICRT Animal Reiki training manuals and courses.  Pam teaches Reiki, Animal Reiki, and Animal Communication online and in-person in Canada, the US, Australia, and the United Kingdom.

Fiction Old and New discussed the book, Hello Summer by Mary Kay Andrews, DB 99179 on Friday, February 5, 2021 eastern time. This is a fast paced and entertaining mystery with a strong family element and a touch of romance. Here is the NLS annotation: Hello, summer DB 99719 Andrews, Mary Kay. Reading time 16 hours, 11 minutes. Read by Kathleen McInerney. A production of National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled, Library of Congress. Subjects: Human Relations; Romance Description: Conley Hawkins left her family's small town newspaper in the rearview mirror years ago. Now a star reporter for a big-city paper, Conley is about to take a fancy new position in Washington, D. C. when the job disappears and she lands right back in Silver Bay, Florida. Unrated. Commercial audiobook. 2020. Your facilitator for this group is Michelle Bernstein (hamletsweetlady@gmail.com).

If you are into all-things Leadership, Organizational Change and Development....then this episode is for YOU! We welcome back Leadership and Training Guru Charlie Walsh as he gives a historical view of how Leadership has changed over the past 40 years. Charlie also discusses Democratization of Leadership, Incubation of Leadership, the Leadership Forum in Silver Bay, New York.....and Elvis Presley.Built on a foundation of progressive contributions in both the public & private sectors since the 1960's, Charlie started HOPS International LLC in 1992 where he currently serves as President & Chief Provocateur,  providing organizational development and leadership performance improvement solutions through the design, development, management and facilitation of innovative adult learning strategies and skill development programs. Visit his website at https://www.hopsintl.com/ to learn more.The HR and Leadership Spotlight Show features Leaders - HR Professionals, Consultants, Coaches, Entrepreneurs, and Business Owners. If you are a business with a product or service that HR and Leaders could use, sponsor a show...we can help you get the word out.Having Human Resources challenges in your organization? Visit - www.GetHRHelpNow.com

   We're all inside; so it's time to vlog. With a new intro and full color, I take you into my 7th grade memory bank to tell you about a spooky campground and retreat in the Adirondack Mountains. Join me (through Google Earth) for a telling of the strange and unusual!  

www.commsolutionsmn.com- We're full on in the middle of the Coronavirus pandemic sweeping across the United States and we're on it! The government is poised and ready to amass a ton of power in the name of helping us overcome this pandemic. Never fear, the government is here! Governor Walz has been talking about following California and implement a shelter in place order that would punish those that venture out. He's still on the fence at the time of this writing. This is going to have some huge local impacts and we're here to tell you all about them!   Our economy is suffering big time as so many people are losing their jobs or being laid off. No one is buying our 30 year Treasury bonds. People are hoarding the supplies that are getting to the stores. It's a jungle out there. Cities and counties are declaring emergencies and doing crazy things. County attorneys are discussing releasing criminals from jail because the outbreak is sweeping through the jails. Mayors in New Orleans and Champagne, IL declare that they can ban the sales of firearms, ammunition, and alcohol. To make the Illinois measure even worse, they reserve the right to close restaurants, shut off access to power and water, take property and the title to said property, and more. It's pretty much the worst we've seen. Back home in Silver Bay, MN, the council voted to give city staff the ability to make decisions in lieu of the city council. We're still early in this thing, so there's a whole lot of bad left to uncover. Stay tuned here, because like we already said... we're on top of it! Have you checked out our Spotify playlist? At the beginning of each episode Jason quotes some song lyrics that have to do with the subject matter of the podcast. Andrew never knows what they are, but now he can… and so can you! We’ve launched the Spotify playlist: “Community Solutions Music From the Podcast!” You can listen to Roundabout from Yes after listing to Episode 30 on Roundabouts… or kick back and enjoy a rocking playlist just for the thrill of it. We add a new song every week. Subscribe and enjoy! Don’t forget that you can also subscribe to our podcast on iTunes, Google Play, and Spotify!

It's Social Distancing time, and that means a little change (hopefully very temporarily) to the podcast format. Jaye will be bringing you some North Shore History Lessons, solo for now until it's safe once again to venture out and explore and see other people.*If towns were amusement park rides, Silver Bay would be the roller coaster. From a small but booming city in the 60s to a town on the brink in the 70s. A virtual ghost town in the 80s, and back to booming (sort of) in the 90s. The 2000s has also brought its share of ups and downs to the little shoreside Lake Superior town. Find out more of the trouble and triumphs of Silver Bay, Minnesota in this episode of Exploring the North Shore.*This episode is sponsored by Cascade Vacation Rentals. Use promo code "Podcast" at check-out to receive Cascade's largest available percent off discount (discount changes seasonally). This episode is also sponsored by The Big Lake. Use promo code "Explore" at check-out to receive 15% off your first online order. Thank you to our wonderful sponsors!

Martha had to be out of town, so this week we bring you another great history episode! Jaye is joined by the owner of The Big Lake, Abby Tofte, to discuss the Statues of the North Shore. They discuss the now-gone King of Neptune that once graced Duluth's Canal Park before being destroyed in 1963. Then, they head up to Silver Bay to discuss their favorite North Shore statue: Rocky Taconite! Learn how Jaye's dad played a big role in Rocky's growing popularity in the mid-2010s. Finally, they jump down to Two Harbors to discuss what may be arguably the most well-known statue on the North Shore: Pierre the Pantsless Voyageur of Two Harbors. Find out why Pierre is pantsless, and all about the efforts put into saving him from being destroyed in 2008.Learn more about Neptune, Rocky, and Pierre on the Exploring the North Shore website!The King of Neptune: https://www.exploringnorthshore.com/king-of-neptune-statue/Rocky Taconite: https://www.exploringnorthshore.com/rocky-taconite/Pierre the Pantsless Voyageur: https://www.exploringnorthshore.com/pierre-the-pantsless-voyageur/Join the Rocky Taconite Fan Club: https://www.exploringnorthshore.com/rocky-taconite-fan-club/Join the Pierre the Pantsless Voyageur of Two Harbors Fan Club: https://www.exploringnorthshore.com/pierre-the-pantsless-voyageur-fan-club/Check out Abby's online store for the Rocky Taconite t-shirt mentioned in the episode: https://thebiglakelife.com/collections/apparelThis episode is sponsored by Cascade Vacation Rentals. Use promo code "Podcast" at check-out to receive Cascade's largest available percent off discount (discount changes seasonally). This episode is also sponsored by The Big Lake. Use promo code "Explore" at check-out to receive 15% off your first online order. Thank you to our wonderful sponsors!

Martha and Jaye kick off their "Wintertime Outdoor Adventure" series with one of their favorite childhood pastimes: Ice skating! Learn where you can find outdoor and indoor rinks along Lake Superior's North Shore. Also where NOT to try to ice skate. Then they head up to the Cook County Community Center for the grand opening of the brand new warming house and concession stand at the Grand Marais ice rink. They interview Diane Booth, director of the Cook County Community Center, and Joan Farnum, board member. Jaye is well aware that she forgot the full name of The Ruk in Silver Bay.  It's Rukavina.  :) Duluth Skating Rink Guide from CityMomsBlog: https://duluth.citymomsblog.com/duluth-activities/ice-skating-rink/Two Harbors Arena Rex Skating: https://www.twoharborsyouthhockey.org/page/show/142563-rec-skatingSilver Bay Rukavina Arena: http://www.silverbay.com/?page_id=32Birch Grove Community Center: http://toftemn.com/township/birch-grove.htm Lutsen Resort: https://www.lutsenresort.com/activities/winter/ Cook County Community Center in Grand Marais: https://www.co.cook.mn.us/index.php/community-centerIce Skating on Gunflint Lake: https://blog.visitcookcounty.com/the-joy-of-skating-on-a-frozen-lake-gunflint-lake This episode of Exploring the North Shore is Sponsored by Cascade Vacation Rentals and The Big Lake.

Appellants own property in Lake County between Silver Bay and Little Marais on both sides of Highway 61. The State, by its Commissioner of Transportation (MNDOT), filed a petition to condemn permanent and temporary easements over appellants’ property for improvements to Highway 61. The rights described in the petition made no explicit mention to rights of access, permanent or temporary. The district court approved the petition and appointed commissioners to determine the amount of damages sustained. The commissioners determined that the total damages should be nearly $400,000, with $305,000 being due to lost access to the property. Both parties appealed the commissioners’ determination to the district court and moved for partial summary judgment regarding lack-of-access damages. Appellants argued that during the construction period, MNDOT had the ability to utilize the easements and completely prevent access across the easement area to the remainder of their property. Appellants also argued that they are entitled to recover for construction interferences caused by MNDOT. The district court denied appellants’ motion and granted MNDOT’s motion. The court of appeals affirmed, reasoning that because MNDOT did not seek and appellants did not prove a taking of their right of access, they cannot obtain damages for the right of access under any theory. On appeal to the supreme court, the issues presented are: (1) whether Minnesota should adopt the “fullest extent” rule, under which damages may be based on the government’s fullest possible use of the easement; and (2) whether appellants are entitled to construction interference damages. (Lake County)

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In this episode, Joe and Jaye head down to Jaye's hometown of Silver Bay to try their hand at the new North Shore Adventure Park. The North Shore Adventure Park is an outdoor high ropes course located right alongside Highway 61.  The park offers a variety of courses, referred to as "trails" that have varying levels of difficulty from easy/beginner to an advanced "double black" trail.  Joe and Jaye interview park manager Natalie Rich and then take on the Grand Rapids (intermediate) trail.   View the video: https://youtu.be/xg238oOfRwYThis podcast is sponsored by Cascade Vacation Rentals - serving Northern Minnesota from Duluth to the Canadian border with over 175 properties to choose from- including over 75 pet-friendly properties. Reconnect to what's important(TM). Book your stay today at www.cascadevacationrentals.com.

Come along with Joe and Jaye while they explore Lake Superior's North Shore in part three of their Duluth to Grand Marais Road Trip Series. This week wraps up the road trip with the stretch of Highway 61 that runs between Silver Bay and Grand Marais.  Joe and Jaye visit Palisade Head, Taconite Harbor, and the Schroeder Baking Company.This podcast is sponsored by Cascade Vacation Rentals - serving Northern Minnesota from Duluth to the Canadian border with over 175 properties to choose from- including over 75 pet-friendly properties. Reconnect to what's important. Book your stay today at www.cascadevacationrentals.com.

Mach dich bereit für die spannende und bewegende Geschichte einer starken Frau. Jojo Moyes ist Meister Autorin mit Garantie für große Gefühle, jetzt auch als Kino für deine Ohren. Traumhafte Strände, der Gesang der Wale, romantische Idylle im australischen Küstenstädtchen Silver Bay und mittendrin Liza , die dachte sie könne ihrer Vergangenheit entfliehen …. Hier der Download bei Audible.at

Join Seafood News staff writer Amanda Buckle and Urner Barry seafood market reporter Lorin Castiglione for a new episode of the SeafoodNews Podcast. This week on the podcast we discuss FDA refusals for December 2018; Silver Bay Seafoods’ new CEO; the Washington Fish Growers Association’s appointment of Jeanne McKnight as Interim Executive Director; the new Pacific Salmon Treaty; SW Nova Scotia’s December lobster season; the USDA Economic Research Service’s forecast for 2019 food prices; and an update on North Atlantic right whales. This week’s episode is brought to you by Urner Barry’s Reporter, the quarterly newsmagazine for the food industry professional packed with the latest industry headlines, analysis and trending articles. Contact advertise@urnerbarry.com to be a featured sponsor in the spring edition of the Reporter, which is distributed to thousands of protein industry professionals, including a 5,500 bonus distribution to attendees at Seafood Expo North America in Boston. Make sure you are in front of your customers!

Michael Ludwig is a Data Solution Architect at Microsoft, where he works on Machine Learning, Big Data and Blockchain applications on the Azure platform. Prior to joining Microsoft, Michael worked at Silver Bay, designing and optimizing geographical and financial statistical analysis solutions (mostly regression analysis and clustering). Before that, he was a database architect and then the lead systems architect of a multi-tenant cloud-based Internet-of-Things application for LogicPD, in Minneapolis. Interviewer: Rajib Bahar, Shabnam Khan Agenda: RB - What is the purpose of a graph database? Why do we use it? SB - Does GoogleMap use graph databases in it's application? RB - What are the major Graph Systems out there? How does Apache Gremlin fit into that? SB - SQL Server 2017 has support for graph table.How do you implement it? RB - How is this similar or dis-similar to graph computing solution implemented in vendor agnostic tools such as Apache Tinker pop? SB- Who can be involved in coding community of TinkerPop? RB - How do we connect with you professionally? Music: www.freesfx.co.uk

Michael is a Data Solution Architect at Microsoft, where he works on Machine Learning, Big Data and Blockchain applications on the Azure platform. Prior to joining Microsoft, Michael worked at Silver Bay, designing and optimizing geographical and financial statistical analysis solutions (mostly regression analysis and clustering). Before that, he was a database architect and then the lead systems architect of a multi-tenant cloud-based Internet-of-Things application for LogicPD, in Minneapolis. Interviewer: Rajib Bahar, Shabnam Khan Music: www.freesfx.co.uk

After the recent news about Silver Bay pulling Bent Paddle beer from its liquor store, Duluth News Tribune reporters Brady Slater, Tom Olsen and Christa Lawler share their thoughts on the situation and the formation of the Downstream Business Coalition, of which Bent Paddle is a part of. The coalition is made up of "small business owners who understand that a sustainable economy in Minnesota's North is dependent on a healthy ecosystem and clean water." 

Hi there Word nerds! I’m so excited for today’s interview with bestselling author JoJo Moyes on the art of the sequel. Jojo Moyes is the New York Times bestselling author of Me Before You, One Plus One, The Girl You Left Behind, The Last Letter from Your Lover, Silver Bay, The Ship of Brides and Honeymoon in Paris. She lives with her husband and three children in Essex, England.Me Before You was truly a word-of-mouth sensation, launching Moyes to worldwide acclaim. It spent more than 65 weeks on the New York Times Bestseller list and worldwide sales exceed five million copies. Reviewers, booksellers, and readers all raved about Me Before You for its unforgettable romance and emotional, challenging storyline. Moyes’ books are now available in 36 foreign languages and have sold more than nine million copies in total. Her newest book, After You: A Novel, sequel to Me Before You, is out now. In this episode JoJo and I discuss: Sequels, and how they are not always planned. How to write that sequel that can stand alone. Writing grief in your characters. Switching point of view in your novel. The experience of working on the screen adaptation of her novel, Me Before You. Plus, JoJo’s #1 tip for writers. For more info and show notes: DIYMFA.com/065  

In this episode, I have the great pleasure of introducing you to Rick Tamlyn. Rick is a self-empowerment expert that inspires people to be their best. His compelling purpose is to encourage and assist others so that when they reach the end of their lives they can say, “That was a great life!” rather than, “I wish I had done more.” In 2001, Rick co-created The Bigger Game: a tool that inspires people from all walks of life to get out of their comfort zones and invent the lives they want. As a trusted advisor for Fortune 100 companies, small businesses, nonprofits, and churches, he has built a global audience, speaking and conducting workshops in more than 17 countries. His current bigger game is “to activate millions of people around the world to play their own compelling bigger games.” His book, Play Your Bigger Game, published by Hay House in 2013, is available on Amazon.com; and if you really want to UP your game, check out the Bigger Game Expo from June 11-14, 2015, in Silver Bay, New York. Please be sure to subscribe to Consciously Speaking so that you don't miss a single episode. While you're at it, won't you take a moment to write a short review and rate our show? It would be greatly appreciated!   To learn more about our previous guests, listen to past episodes, and get to know your host, go to www.MichaelNeeley.com and follow us on Facebook and Twitter.

Starting next week: I'll be recording Grizzly's Growls LIVE on BlogTalkRadio, at noon CST each Sunday.Part 1Discussion of Episode 100, again.Part 2Up at Mom's in Silver Bay for the past week.  Didn't record there, though.  A new Flash Fiction piece from Randall Head, coming next on Stories from the Hiber-Nation.Part 3Mur Lafferty's coming out with the fifth and last book in her "Heaven" series, entitled "War."  (I said sixth.  Oops.)  Played the Promo.Part 4I actually got permission to use a performance of Mouret's "Rondo" from "Gossamer Winds," a wind quintet out of Denver Colorado.  Thought I might use that as new theme music for "Hiber-Nation."  And I might not; I do like Owen Poteat's performance of Pachelbel's "Canon in D."  Tell me what you think!From Devo Spice of The FUMP:  "Getting Old Sucks!"Part 5More talk about alla my books on Podiobooks.com.  "Flatland" was until recently one of the Podiobooks Top 10, measured by the number of new subscriptions in the previous 30 days.  Isn't today, though.  Oh, well.And Finally...Ongoing and Upcoming: Flatland on Hiber-Nation and Podiobooks.  Randall's Flash Fiction piece on Hiber-Nation.  A brief appearance on PodioRacket.  A couple of lines on Kimi Alexandre's "Guardians."  An upcoming role as the villain in an episode of Darker Projects "Tales from the Museum" series.  And probably a bunch of stuff I've forgotten!Theme:  "Hot Swing" from Kevin MacLeodIDSL: "After the Storm" from JWitt (Jacob Wittenberg)

Starting next week: I'll be recording Grizzly's Growls LIVE on BlogTalkRadio, at noon CST each Sunday.Part 1Discussion of Episode 100, again.Part 2Up at Mom's in Silver Bay for the past week.  Didn't record there, though.  A new Flash Fiction piece from Randall Head, coming next on Stories from the Hiber-Nation.Part 3Mur Lafferty's coming out with the fifth and last book in her "Heaven" series, entitled "War."  (I said sixth.  Oops.)  Played the Promo.Part 4I actually got permission to use a performance of Mouret's "Rondo" from "Gossamer Winds," a wind quintet out of Denver Colorado.  Thought I might use that as new theme music for "Hiber-Nation."  And I might not; I do like Owen Poteat's performance of Pachelbel's "Canon in D."  Tell me what you think!From Devo Spice of The FUMP:  "Getting Old Sucks!"Part 5More talk about alla my books on Podiobooks.com.  "Flatland" was until recently one of the Podiobooks Top 10, measured by the number of new subscriptions in the previous 30 days.  Isn't today, though.  Oh, well.And Finally...Ongoing and Upcoming: Flatland on Hiber-Nation and Podiobooks.  Randall's Flash Fiction piece on Hiber-Nation.  A brief appearance on PodioRacket.  A couple of lines on Kimi Alexandre's "Guardians."  An upcoming role as the villain in an episode of Darker Projects "Tales from the Museum" series.  And probably a bunch of stuff I've forgotten!Theme:  "Hot Swing" from Kevin MacLeodIDSL: "After the Storm" from JWitt (Jacob Wittenberg)