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GDP Script/ Top Stories for November 27th  Publish Date:  November 27th    From the BG AD Group Studio Welcome to the Gwinnett Daily Post Podcast.  Today is Wednesday, November 27th and Happy birthday to Bruce Lee  ***11.27.24 - BIRTHDAY – BRUCE LEE***  I'm Keith Ippolito and here are your top stories presented by KIA Mall of Georgia.  John Berry Opens Christmas Tour Friday In Sugar Hill  Three Gwinnett schools are getting new principals. Here's what we know.  Man Shot In Hand After Chase With Gwinnett County Police  Plus, Leah McGrath from Ingles Markets on how to store food when you lose power  All of this and more is coming up on the Gwinnett Daily Post podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen daily and subscribe!  Break 1: 07.14.22 KIA MOG  STORY 1: John Berry Opens Christmas Tour Friday In Sugar Hill  For the 28th year, country music star John Berry is launching his "Christmas with John Berry" tour, starting on Nov. 29 at The Eagle Theatre in Sugar Hill, a traditional opening venue. The 14-date tour includes familiar cities and new stops like Cowan, Tennessee. Berry, an Atlanta native with a four-decade career, continues to thrive despite past health challenges. He enjoys the tour's camaraderie, performing a mix of his hits and Christmas classics. Berry plans to record a new album next year and remains active in music production and charity work.  STORY 2:   Three Gwinnett schools are getting new principals. Here's what we know.  The Gwinnett County Board of Education has appointed new principals for Harmony Elementary, McClure Health Science High, and Twin Rivers Middle schools. Emily W. Nelson, previously Harmony's assistant principal, will replace retiring principal Jonathan Day. Gypsy Hernandez, former principal at Coleman Middle School, will take over at McClure, succeeding Nicole Mosley. Quincy L. Wallace, assistant principal at Lanier High School, will replace Betsy Kelly at Twin Rivers. These appointments, nominated by Superintendent Calvin Watts, bring experienced leaders with diverse educational backgrounds to their new roles.    STORY 3: Man Shot In Hand After Chase With Gwinnett County Police  In unincorporated Norcross, a Gwinnett County police officer shot a man during a foot chase on Friday night. The incident occurred near Dawson Boulevard and McDonough Drive NW when officers on a crime suppression detail attempted to speak with the man, who fled. During the chase, the man dropped a gun, ignored the officer's warning not to pick it up, and was shot in the hand. He later surrendered and was hospitalized. The officer was unharmed. The investigation is ongoing, and police are seeking information from the public, with Crime Stoppers offering a reward for tips leading to an arrest.    We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.874.3200 for more info.  We'll be right back  Break 2: 08.05.24 OBITS_FINAL  STORY 4:  Snowland Celebration Starts This Week At Great Wolf Lodge  Great Wolf Lodge has kicked off its Snowland celebration, running through Jan. 6, 2025, transforming the resort into a winter wonderland with daily snow showers, Santa visits, and holiday-themed activities. Guests can enjoy the 84-degree indoor water park and festive decorations, including twinkling lights and giant snowflakes. Activities include yoga, seasonal games, crafts, and a dance party. The Snow Globes at Snowland offer a unique experience with a hot cocoa bar, cookie decorating, and a holiday light show. Available at select locations, the Snow Globes experience starts at $99 and includes a keepsake ornament.  STORY 5:   Gwinnett Technical College Names Adult Education Teacher of the Year  Queen Meheux has been named Gwinnett Technical College's 2024 Adult Education Teacher of the Year. A former law school graduate, Meheux is celebrated for her ability to empower students, particularly in the ESL program, by valuing their unique skills and cultural backgrounds. She highlights the significance of adult education in community and economic development. 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On this episode of Barbarians at the Gate, I talk to Kristel Ouwehand, also known by her Tibetan language name, Tenzin Dolma, the founder of Snowland Academy in Gansu province where she lives with and teaches young Tibetan artists. Beginning at age 17, Tenzin traveled across Central America, Europe, parts of the Middle East, and the east coast of Africa before settling in India. She stayed in India for 11 years, mastering the traditional art of thangka painting. She also learned to craft butter sculptures and sand mandalas, contributed as one of 30 artists painting a new prayer hall, and even organized and translated for a year-long fundraising arts tour in North America from 2005-2006. In 2007, Kristel relocated to China, initially living in Sichuan until the earthquake in 2008, and then in Qinghai. In 2010, a pivotal moment occurred when a monk approached her, seeking art lessons. In the summer of 2014, she settled in Labrang (Xiahe), Gansu, where Snowland continues to operate today.Link to Snowland Art:http://www.snowlandart.org/about-us/

A empresa gaúcha Gramado Parks, conhecida por empreendimentos imobiliários e por atrações turísticas, como o Snowland, passa por um momento de crise. Para projetar como esta tensão impacta outros projetos semelhantes, recebemos neste episódio Caio Calfat, presidente da Associação para o Desenvolvimento Imobiliário e Turístico do Brasil, vice-presidente do Sindicato da Habitação (Secovi) de São Paulo, e fundador da Caio Calfat Real Estate Consulting.

Jill spent nine years building trust, friendship and the story of Cora's escape from an abusive, polygamist marriage through her artwork. Snowland will be Jill's first feature length film. Her journey has gone from shooting stills as a middle-schooler, to being a Mountain Dew girl in a series of commercials that paid her college tuition, to running the film projector in what she called a truly great job, to premiering Sister Wife at Sundance and winning the Jury Award at SXSW, to the adventure that Snowland will soon take.

Conhecido por proporcionar entretenimento e hospitalidade, o Gramado Parks é uma empresa brasileira que se destaca no mercado pelas suas inovadoras atrações, parques, hotéis e gastronomia. Responsável pelo Snowland, Rio Star e outros empreendimentos espalhados pelo Brasil, agora o grupo está retomando as suas atividades após um ano incomum, criando estratégias e definindo planos. E para nos falar sobre esse processo, o Seu Podcast de Turismo conversou com Rogério Mendes, diretor comercial do Grupo Gramado Parks.  Iniciando a sua trajetória em 1972 como Café Colonial Bela Vista, o Gramado Parks passou a explorar novos mercados apenas em 2012, com a descoberta das águas termais na cidade de Gramado. Porém, foi mesmo em 2013 que a empresa histórica deu um passo inovador, inaugurando o Snowland, primeiro parque de neve indoor das Américas. Crescendo ainda mais, em 2018 o grupo lançou o seu primeiro empreendimento, o Wyndham Gramado Termas Resort Spa, oferecendo hospedagem de alto padrão em meio aos vales da Serra Gaúcha. E para continuar nesse embalo, em 2019 a organização atingiu um nova cidade, o Rio de Janeiro, que agora possui a maior roda gigante da América Latina, o Rio Star. "Estamos sempre prontos para oferecer uma experiência plural, para que todos tenham a chance de se divertir", conta Rogério Mendes, que percebe uma evolução significativa no turismo da cidade em relação ao ano passado. "Gramado tem reagido bem durante esse período. Os empreendimentos têm seguido os protocolos, e eu espero que com a evolução da vacina a gente possa ampliar cada vez mais essa capacidade, atendendo todos com mais segurança, pois as pessoas já estão mais confiantes para viajarem", diz. Acquamotion Inaugurando o primeiro parque aquático indoor do país, o Acquamotion, o Grupo Gramado Parks se destaca ainda mais no setor de atrações turísticas. Agora, quem viajar para Gramado terá a chance de inovar no seu itinerário e se divertir em tobogãs e piscinas, e tudo isso sem precisar se preocupar com o frio. "O Acquamotion foi projetado para que o turista viva uma experiência sensorial única em águas termais quentinhas, piscinas temáticas e toboáguas ", conta Rogério, que fala sobre o desenvolvimento dessa proposta. "Queríamos um espaço que fosse possível ser aproveitado em qualquer estação do ano e que mergulhasse o visitante em uma história mágica", detalha. Quer saber mais sobre o Gramado Parks? Confira a entrevista completa através do Seu Podcast de Turismo, nas plataformas Spotify, Google Play e Apple. https://www.brasiltravelnews.com.br/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Seu-Podcast-de-Turismo-95.mp3

Conhecido por proporcionar entretenimento e hospitalidade, o Gramado Parks é uma empresa brasileira que se destaca no mercado pelas suas inovadoras atrações, parques, hotéis e gastronomia. Responsável pelo Snowland, Rio Star e outros empreendimentos espalhados pelo Brasil, agora o grupo está retomando as suas atividades após um ano incomum, criando estratégias e definindo planos. E para nos falar sobre esse processo, o Seu Podcast de Turismo conversou com Rogério Mendes, diretor comercial do Grupo Gramado Parks.  Iniciando a sua trajetória em 1972 como Café Colonial Bela Vista, o Gramado Parks passou a explorar novos mercados apenas em 2012, com a descoberta das águas termais na cidade de Gramado. Porém, foi mesmo em 2013 que a empresa histórica deu um passo inovador, inaugurando o Snowland, primeiro parque de neve indoor das Américas. Crescendo ainda mais, em 2018 o grupo lançou o seu primeiro empreendimento, o Wyndham Gramado Termas Resort Spa, oferecendo hospedagem de alto padrão em meio aos vales da Serra Gaúcha. E para continuar nesse embalo, em 2019 a organização atingiu um nova cidade, o Rio de Janeiro, que agora possui a maior roda gigante da América Latina, o Rio Star. "Estamos sempre prontos para oferecer uma experiência plural, para que todos tenham a chance de se divertir", conta Rogério Mendes, que percebe uma evolução significativa no turismo da cidade em relação ao ano passado. "Gramado tem reagido bem durante esse período. Os empreendimentos têm seguido os protocolos, e eu espero que com a evolução da vacina a gente possa ampliar cada vez mais essa capacidade, atendendo todos com mais segurança, pois as pessoas já estão mais confiantes para viajarem", diz. Acquamotion Inaugurando o primeiro parque aquático indoor do país, o Acquamotion, o Grupo Gramado Parks se destaca ainda mais no setor de atrações turísticas. Agora, quem viajar para Gramado terá a chance de inovar no seu itinerário e se divertir em tobogãs e piscinas, e tudo isso sem precisar se preocupar com o frio. "O Acquamotion foi projetado para que o turista viva uma experiência sensorial única em águas termais quentinhas, piscinas temáticas e toboáguas ", conta Rogério, que fala sobre o desenvolvimento dessa proposta. "Queríamos um espaço que fosse possível ser aproveitado em qualquer estação do ano e que mergulhasse o visitante em uma história mágica", detalha. Quer saber mais sobre o Gramado Parks? Confira a entrevista completa através do Seu Podcast de Turismo, nas plataformas Spotify, Google Play e Apple. http://brasiltravelnews.com.br/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Seu-Podcast-de-Turismo-95.mp3

Quem não quer visitar a Serra e sentir a neve, né? E a boa notícia é que você não precisa depender da sorte, não! Seja bem-vindo à SNOWLAND, uma das atrações mais sensacionais - e geladas! - de Gramado! O local é uma excelente opção para quem quer vivenciar a experiência da neve, seja só pra sentir o frio e a textura ou, claro, praticar os esportes radicais de neve como ski e snowboard! Aqui, crianças e adultos se divertem nas muitas atrações disponíveis no parque, que vão de patinação no gelo ao tubing – ou seja, garantia de que todo mundo volta feliz da vida para casa! Não vai perder de viver essa experiência congelante na SNOWLAND, né? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/souguia/message

Ronaldo Kalil Fagundes é sócio e vice-presidente de hospitalidade da Gramado Parks. Engenheiro civil, foi um dos responsáveis por fundar a Prime Vacation. Nesse episódio, ele conta quais os caminhos de sucesso da multipropriedade e como é se relacionar com mais de 20 mil famílias. Ainda na pauta, a história de inovação do Snowland e da roda gigante Rio Star, os planos de expansão, o impacto do home office no turismo, inovações na jornada do cliente, pós-venda e produtos multidestinos. :: Estrutura do episódio • 04:05 - Tendência da Economia Compartilhada/Multipropriedade. • 06:25 - Na prática, como é se relacionar com mais de 20 mil famílias? • 09:26 - Relacionamento pós-venda com o cliente. • 13:14 - O impacto da entrega da obra nos números de cancelamento. • 22:41 - Novas perspectivas sobre o home office. • 24:37 - Novos hábitos do consumidor, impactos na multipropriedade e lifestyle. • 29:29 - Onde nasceu, quem é e para onde vai a Gramado Parks. • 33:21 - A história de inovação do Snowland. • 38:03 - Rio Star, entretenimento e hospitalidade. • 44:19 - Jornada do cliente e alternativas à captação e vendas agressivas. • 48:33 - Sala de vendas da Disney e exemplos de benchmark. • 50:59 - Vendas online: investimentos, visão de mercado e resultados. • 53:01 - Desafios da administração de multipropriedades. • 58:58 - Mercado financeiro x Multipropriedade. • 01:03:06 - Financiamento da produção e abertura de capital. • 01:05:00 - Produtos Multidestinos. • 01:06:15 - Brownfield x Greenfield. • 01:07:50 - Conselhos para começar no negócio de Multipropriedade.

The Hallmark Hall of Fame, originally broadcast December 19, 1954, A Christmas Carol starring Lionel Barrymore in a recorded performance. A rebroadcast of "Mr. Barrymore's last perfromance as Scrooge." Barrymore had died November 15, 1954. Also The Cinnamon Bear, originally broadcast December 19, 1937, Snowman. The Flying Hat takes everyone to Snowland, Jimmy and Judy ask the Snowman where to find Nickie Frudle.

Today on the Local News Hour : ( 09:36) - Summit County Council Member Roger Armstrong recaps Wednesday's meeting. (26:03) - Park City Institute Executive Director Ari Ioanides has details on the season that PCI announced last night. (37:27) - Katy Wang, Director of Park City Film and Filmmaker Jill Orschel have details about tomorrow's special presentation and conversation about her feature film in progress - Snowland.

Durée : 5:04 - Cette semaine, les élèves de la section internationale de CM2 de l'école Anatole de Monzie à Nantes nous présentent leurs chroniques spéciales Noël ! Et en anglais s'il-vous-plaît ! Ils interviendront régulièrement à l'antenne pour nous apprendre un peu d'anglais sur des thématiques spécifiques. Vous avez aimé la chronique ? Retrouvez leur texte ci-dessous : Simon : Hello, my name is Simon. Léna: Hello, my name is Léna. Simon : Today, we have a special guest ! He is ... a snowman ! Léna: Oui, vous avez bien entendu. Aujourd’hui, nous recevons...un bonhomme de neige pour une interview très spéciale! Avant cela, un peu de vocabulaire pour bien comprendre : - snowflakes : des flocons de neige - the reindeer : les rennes - to leave : partir   Léna: Hello, Mr Snowman. What is your name ? Charlotte: My name is Olaf. Léna: How old are you ? Charlotte: I am 10 snowflakes old. Léna: What is your favourite season ? Charlotte: My favourite season is Winter because I live again. Léna: Do you have a dream ? Charlotte: My dream is to live in Summer. Léna: Where do you live ? Charlotte: I live in Snowland. Léna: What is your favourite animal ? Charlotte: My favourite animal is the reindeer. Léna: Who is your best friend ? Charlotte: My best friend is the child who created me. Léna: What is your favourite cake ? Charlotte : My favourite cake is the carrot snowcake. Simon : Thank you very much, Olaf, for answering our questions. Charlotte : You’re welcome. Wooo, it’s very hot here... I really need to leave now ! Simon : Bye Olaf, and Merry Christmas !  

Dieser Remix von der Strecken Musik ist der Hammer genauso wie die Strecke selber aus dem Spiel Mario Kart

The POWERUP Podcast QUARANTINE SESSIONS Episode 1 Hey Guys! Yup we been away for awhile so we thought we would make a new series Quarantine Sessions! Here I (@malczzero) will cover Anime/gaming/manga news that is going on during the pandemic. Hope you guys are staying safe and entertained! Love from the PowerUp Team! To catch us online Follow us on! Twitter: @POWERUPPODCAST2 Facebook: @POWERUPPODCASTldn Instagram: @poweruppodldn Gmail: pawaappupod@gmail.com Our Gamer Tags: PSN: @roau_86 Steam: @malczzero ESO: @AinzSungWoo YGOPRO2: @UltraJiren Game Centre (IOS): xZamasux Youtube: MzeroX Credits: Soundbites from URL Smackdown/ @ToryLanez Quarantine radio Song: Street Fighter 3 Third Strike Online edition - Snowland ( by YanX ) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKVqNeodC5U

In this week's episode we discuss Tim Burton's Dumbo with interviews from Eva Green and Colin Farrell. The inspirational documentary Children of The Snowland with interviews with directors Zara Balfour and Marcus Stephenson and the featured students Nima Gurung, Jeewan Mahatara, Tsering Deki Lamawho trek home having not seen their families for 12 years. DC's superb Shazam! with an interview from the leading man Zachary Levi. And we review Willem Dafoe as he embodies Vincent van Gogh in At Eternity's Gate. We also reveal our trailer reaction to Joker.

Chris Roe joins us in our final episode of series one to chat about his life as a film, television and advertising composer.  We also chat about what concerts we’ve been to and various things we’ve been up to as summer winds down (may include copious amounts of Mario Kart), as well as concluding with a rather juvenile weird gig.  Thank you for your support throughout our first series, and please stay tuned for series two!   Mentioned in this episode:   Chris Roe’s website with showreel and #Friday50: http://chrisroemusic.com/ https://www.facebook.com/chrisroemusic/   Bernstein’s On The Town at the BBC Proms: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0bhj9g9   Spitfire documentary: http://www.spitfiredocumentary.com/   Pianist Yulianna Avdeeva’s concerts with The Hallé and CBSO: https://www.avdeevapiano.com/index.php/concerts-20.html   Warsaw International Festival of Contemporary Music: https://warsawtour.pl/events/61st-international-festival-of-contemporary-music-warsaw-autumn/   Prom 47 feat. Venables’ Venables Plays Bartok: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0bf4kvq   Useful forums for film composers: https://shootingpeople.org https://www.mandy.com/jobs/uk/crew   MU Wikipedia edit-a-thon for Women Composers: https://www.musiciansunion.org.uk/Home/Events/2018/Sep/Wikipedia-Edit-a-Thon-to-Highlight-Women-Composers   Children of the Snowland screening: https://sl.fievent.com/e/children-of-the-snowland-screening-and-q-a/17753923   The Multi-Story Orchestra plays Schumann’s second symphony and Living Programme Notes: https://www.multi-story.org.uk/events/

Dubland 96 has been renamed Snowland 96 because it’s all about The Beast From The East. Dublin was in shut down for 4 days and we hear all about it from PJ and Suzanne. PJ talks about his disgust towards the Lidl vandalism in Tallaght and how his computer is costing him a fortune. Once again Suzanne and PJ try to nail down a UK tour date but are met with ‘an idiot’ receptionist. The episode ends with a very special surprise for one listener… Rate and leave Dubland a review here

Durée : 5:04 - Cette semaine, les élèves de la section internationale de CM2 de l'école Anatole de Monzie à Nantes nous présentent leurs chroniques spéciales Noël ! Et en anglais s'il-vous-plaît ! Ils interviendront régulièrement à l'antenne pour nous apprendre un peu d'anglais sur des thématiques spécifiques. Vous avez aimé la chronique ? Retrouvez leur texte ci-dessous : Simon : Hello, my name is Simon. Léna: Hello, my name is Léna. Simon : Today, we have a special guest ! He is ... a snowman ! Léna: Oui, vous avez bien entendu. Aujourd’hui, nous recevons...un bonhomme de neige pour une interview très spéciale! Avant cela, un peu de vocabulaire pour bien comprendre : - snowflakes : des flocons de neige - the reindeer : les rennes - to leave : partir   Léna: Hello, Mr Snowman. What is your name ? Charlotte: My name is Olaf. Léna: How old are you ? Charlotte: I am 10 snowflakes old. Léna: What is your favourite season ? Charlotte: My favourite season is Winter because I live again. Léna: Do you have a dream ? Charlotte: My dream is to live in Summer. Léna: Where do you live ? Charlotte: I live in Snowland. Léna: What is your favourite animal ? Charlotte: My favourite animal is the reindeer. Léna: Who is your best friend ? Charlotte: My best friend is the child who created me. Léna: What is your favourite cake ? Charlotte : My favourite cake is the carrot snowcake. Simon : Thank you very much, Olaf, for answering our questions. Charlotte : You’re welcome. Wooo, it’s very hot here... I really need to leave now ! Simon : Bye Olaf, and Merry Christmas !  

Durée : 5:04 - Cette semaine, les élèves de la section internationale de CM2 de l'école Anatole de Monzie à Nantes nous présentent leurs chroniques spéciales Noël ! Et en anglais s'il-vous-plaît ! Ils interviendront régulièrement à l'antenne pour nous apprendre un peu d'anglais sur des thématiques spécifiques. Vous avez aimé la chronique ? Retrouvez leur texte ci-dessous : Simon : Hello, my name is Simon. Léna: Hello, my name is Léna. Simon : Today, we have a special guest ! He is ... a snowman ! Léna: Oui, vous avez bien entendu. Aujourd’hui, nous recevons...un bonhomme de neige pour une interview très spéciale! Avant cela, un peu de vocabulaire pour bien comprendre : - snowflakes : des flocons de neige - the reindeer : les rennes - to leave : partir   Léna: Hello, Mr Snowman. What is your name ? Charlotte: My name is Olaf. Léna: How old are you ? Charlotte: I am 10 snowflakes old. Léna: What is your favourite season ? Charlotte: My favourite season is Winter because I live again. Léna: Do you have a dream ? Charlotte: My dream is to live in Summer. Léna: Where do you live ? Charlotte: I live in Snowland. Léna: What is your favourite animal ? Charlotte: My favourite animal is the reindeer. Léna: Who is your best friend ? Charlotte: My best friend is the child who created me. Léna: What is your favourite cake ? Charlotte : My favourite cake is the carrot snowcake. Simon : Thank you very much, Olaf, for answering our questions. Charlotte : You’re welcome. Wooo, it’s very hot here... I really need to leave now ! Simon : Bye Olaf, and Merry Christmas !  

This past weekend, Kim and Tamara, along with their families, visiting the Great Wolf Lodges in Grand Mound, Washington and Fitchburg, Massachusetts for their "howliday" Snowland festivities. They swap stories about their weekends and trade notes on the differences and similarities between the two resorts. This week, their girls, Lizzy, Mia and Hannah share their thoughts about the weekend. ON THE PODCAST :40 Kim and Tamara swap stories about their weekends at the Great Wolf Lodge 2:05 Differences in the water parks 5:48 Snowland Suites 8:22 Special delivery from Wiley 9:53 Violet shows up at Scooops 10:40 Snow showers in the lobby 12:12 Holiday decorations 15:00 One or two nights? 16:39 Hannah, Lizzy and Mia share their favorite slide 18:03 The girls talk about Snowland 19:41 Scooops spa 21:00 Waterpark fun 23:40 Magicquest 25:07 Oliver's Mining Experience 27:30 Glow golf 28:30 ShadowQuest 29:07 Breakfast options 29:58 Life-size gingerbread house 32:45 What is the best age for the Great Wolf Lodge? 36:42 Tip of the Week 37:49 Shout out to Suzy!! 38:25 Thank you to the Great Wolf Lodge 38:45 Next week: Lonely Planet's top pick to visit in 2017 KID'S FAVORITES AT THE GREAT WOLF LODGE Hannah, Lizzy and Mia all loved the Howlin' Tornado slide the best Everyone had a good time at the Scooops spa and they loved smelling like vanilla or chocolate afterwards (plus the ice cream!) MagicQuest was a hit with Mia and she is ready to go back and try ShadowQuest Mia and Lizzy also enjoyed Oliver's Mining Experience Everyone thought it was pretty neat to eat in the life-sized gingerbread house Lizzy and Mia had fun playing Glow Golf The Wolf Paw waffles and the breakfast buffet was a big hit! Everyone can't wait to go back and think it is a good option for kids ages 5-15 TIP OF THE WEEK Food can add up at the Great Wolf Lodge but all rooms are equipped with a fridge and microwave and many families will bring a cooler and eat a meal or two in the room. Even if you just heat up leftovers, it is still a savings! FOLLOW US AND SPREAD THE WORD! If you liked this show, please be sure to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, or Google Play and leave us a review!  Have a question or comment? Send us an email or leave us a voicemail at +1.641.715.3900, ext. 926035#   You can also follow our travels on Stuffed Suitcase and We3Travel, or follow the Vacation Mavens on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter. Thanks for listening!

Everything’s bigger in Texas - including Christmas. Travel Brigade visits Grapevine, a town just outside of Dallas that’s been officially named, “The Christmas Capital of Texas.” Come tour a downtown Main Street that’s a throwback to a classic Christmas complete with independent stores, restaurants and wineries. We’ll visit the incredible Gaylord Texan Resort with its gigantic atrium full of decorations and take in “ICE!” - an incredible collection of ice sculptures kept chilled down to nine degrees. We’ll also visit Snowland at the Great Wolf Lodge and catch the North Pole Express to Santa’s Village. We’ll even have an interview with a special guest - Mrs. Claus! Enjoy the trip! Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @TravelBrigade. 

On today’s episode we’re joined by Phil and Chris of the Misdirected Mark Podcast and Encoded Designs (misdirectedmark.com and encodeddesigns.com) to play Heroine from Ginger Goat Games (ginger-goat.blogspot.com). Heroine is an Apocalypse World game built to recreate stories like the…

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