Podcasts about southwoods

Ep 98 recorded 11/12/21 Housekeeping Calling all test knitters!  I have a sleeveless top test knit that starts today.  It knits up FAST as it's a DK gauge.  I'm looking for some testknitters to use 2 fingering weight yarns held double and some to use 1 strand of DK that gets gauge.  I will be starting up a few testknits soon, all for sleeveless tops.  Visit https://www.yarnpond.com/pattern_tests/2615 to learn more and sign up to test knit. If you're interested in future test knits please join my test knitter mailing list at http://www.windsweptknits.com/testknitters/ - if on this list you will only get emails related to test knitting, nothing else.  I'll be having 3 or 4 test knits starting up in the next few months with yarn ranging from fingering to DK and I'd love to have you join. FOs Purse Socks! Finished the 2nd sock!  Bamboo Pop Sock in the Sunset colorway WIPs Three new pattern samples, can't talk about them yet. Started the Recalibrate Top by Shana Lines using Nomad Yarn's hand dyed cotton/rayon Gelato yarn. Star Wars scarf for Thing 2 – I'm halfway! Knights who say Knit by LyricalKnits aka Mary Annarella.   Wearables I have been wearing so much knitting and crochet recently.  I forgot to include this segment last week so I'll cover the last 2-3 weeks here. the Priestess Coat stitched Rhinebeck– by Morale Fiber in Lion Brand Shawl in a Ball.  I'm using the Feng Shui colorway, a  grey-to white gradient, for the body of the coat and a variety of jewel tones for the inserts and hood.  Tuesday was quite warm and I wore my Southwoods top (Ravelry) by River Road Knits, I love this top so much.  The lace inset at the back is just gorgeous. We've also had colder days and I've work the Line Where the Sky Meets the Sea (Ravelry) and Send Me That Horizon (Ravelry) shawls.  I wore the Wenlock sweater (Ravelry) designed by Tin Can Knits which I knit last year in some ancient stash, the discontinued Feza Yarns Cayenne and a variety of scraps for the multi-colored collar. Captain Marvel shawl Out and About Virtually Vogue Knitting Live Vogue Knitting Live @ Home Nov 11-14.  GGKCS podcast is having their annual Autumnal AL, visit their FB page for more details. Down Cellar Studio's Pigskin party is up and running.  You can participate on Instagram or on Ravelry and I'm linking to Boston Jen's website which has the details and the signup page.  I am both a sponsor and a participant again this year and it's lots of fun. Stitches at Home Nov 6,7, 13 and 14 If you have any events you'd like me to share please email me windsweptmonique@gmail.com

330-729-7400https://www.thelakeclubohio.comhttp://www.risepies.comhttps://www.auntieannes.comChris Samartino, COO from The Muransky Companies, a family-owned and operated company with over 1800 employees.  The Muransky Companies is comprised of Chestnut Land Company – the largest franchise partner of Auntie Anne's Soft Pretzels, the Lake Club - a private golf club and aquatics center as well as a public banquet facility, ivory & birch - a boutique specializing in unique and inspiring gifts, apparel, jewelry, and home goods, Rise Pies Handcrafted Pizza - a new fast-casual pizza concept expanding rapidly with 14 current locations, the Surgical Hospital at Southwoods – an accredited, state-of-the-art acute care hospital system that serves more than 70,000 patients annually, and numerous real-estate holdings.

Join us as we celebrate 31 years as a congregation! We invite you to hear what God is doing in the lives of people since coming to SouthWoods.

Join us as Greg Montague helps us launch a new year at SouthWoods.

David Bowen Southwoods Duck Club My guest today is David Bowen of Southwoods Duck Club. David and I met on Instagram not too long ago, the thing that drew me to David’s page is I noticed he ran his operation out of the Mississippi Delta, which many of you know where my duck hunting heart is. As I got to know David, I learned he is a husband, a father, a brother in Christ and a Delta cotton farmer. David and I had a great conversation about something that I knew very little about and that is farming cotton. I’ve been around enough farmers to learn a little about farming beans and rice and corn, but never about farming cotton so this to me was really interesting. We talked a lot about creating habitat and making properties more attractive to hungry wintering mallards and David actually gave a really good tip for you that hunt flooded corn. He does something very interesting with his water levels to maximize the attraction of his corn crops so listen closely for that. My favorite food source to hunt over is smartweed or barnyard grass. I’ve said before, if it grows in water, chances are it’s a great duck attractant and food source and we talk about that as well. We get into what I think is the most important component of a successful duck hunt, and that is scouting. I know some of you guys are probably rolling your eyes cause you think you don’t have to scout, we go to the same few blinds on our private ground so we don’t need to scout. For the other 98% of you guys listening, pay special attention because a lot of the guys that I have hunted with, especially on the Delta public ground I hunted, were good at finding ducks, but they weren’t effective in scouting for a successful duck hunt. Now you may say what are you talking about. Stick around and listen because David and I discuss the difference in finding ducks and scouting for a good hunt. We finish up talking about Southwoods Duck Club as a public hunting club, we talk about why guys come to Southwoods, what you can expect when you go, lodging meals everything. Personally I am drawn to outfits like Southwoods that know what their focus is and don’t go outside of their core competency, and Southwoods focus is a smaller, relationship focused operation, often one group at a time, max of 8-10 guys and they are going to give you and your bro’s a great experience in camp and in the blind, you’re going to feel like you are hunting with guys that you’ve known your entire life. That’s the kind of camps and clubs I love and hearing David and his passion for the Delta and for making new friends, I can’t wait to get up to Southwoods this year. Oh yeah, we also talk about that one thing that Greyducks do that just drive you nuts so listen for that as wellInstagramWebsite

One of the most common concerns I hear from the regenerative community is how someone could make a good living while working directly on projects that regenerate our planet. While there are many different ways to do this, it seems that the dominant narrative in business tells us that the most profitable job prospects are those that are destroying our natural world. Exploitative petroleum companies post record profits while unethical banking practices pay out massive bonuses and manufacturing covers our landscapes in trash. But I know a growing number of people who are pioneering new options for ecological work and making a good wage in the process. Though this is rarely ever their primary motivation to do what they are passionate about, it's important to know that you don't have to compromise a life of holistic abundance to dedicate your time to regenerative work, and that's why I'll be focusing in the upcoming weeks on profitable businesses that are doing just that. Specifically, I'll be speaking to leaders who are offering solutions to conscious and ecological businesses that help them break through their financial constraints and into profitability in more than just a monetary way. To start this series off, I had the pleasure of connecting with a fellow Minnesotan and one of my heroes in ecosystem regeneration, Daniel Halsey, of Southwoods Ecosystem Ecological Design. Dan has worked all over the world as a designer and consultant and has been a co-founder of the Permaculture Research Institute for cold climates, the Natural Capital plant database, and most recently, United Designers Permaculture design cooperative. With experience working in central America, western and southern Africa, the Iberian peninsula and all over north America from Alaska to the southern mainland, Dan's perspective on patterns and local cultural considerations is truly impressive. In this interview we discuss the implications of the destruction that humans are having on the planet which stretch far beyond carbon emissions and climate change. Dan talks about some of the details and observations from his many projects. We then switch to focus on the business aspect of running an ecological design and consultation firm. Dan and I go over the importance of asking the right questions and how important it is to have a design criteria list for gathering information and recording observations. We also go over everything from attracting clients, the advantages and challenges of collaboration, profiles of the organizations that he's helped to start and much more. There is one section of the interview where Dan shares his screen to show me parts of the functionality of the Natural Capital plant database that is hard to understand over audio, but I've uploaded the video to the show notes for this episode at abundantedge.com so you can watch and follow along Resources: Southwoods Ecosystems Natural Capital plant database United Designers Permaculture Design Cooperative https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0frUpek-hQ

SouthWoods is exporting Hope all around the world. This week you'll meet one of our ministry partners from "the land down under," New Zealand.

Join Greg Montague and our special guest speakers as they celebrate SouthWoods and share how SouthWoods has impacted their lives.

This week we play Southwoods in West Des Moines, IA. As usual, we stay on the cutting edge of popular culture by discussing Steve Irwin and U2 (Yes, this is Tim's fault).  Musical Interludes - "All That I'm Asking is Sympathy" - Ted Weems Orchestra

This week's episode is with Phil Newton, pastor at Southwoods Baptist Church in Memphis TN, and the co-author with Brian Croft of the book "Conduct Gospel Centered Funerals." We talk about the mechanics of a funeral, how to make them both Gospel-focused and comforting to the family, and Scott tells about the time he got flipped off before doing a funeral service. You can connect with Phil on Twitter @PhilNewton901 and learn more about his ministry at Southwoods at www.southwoodsbc.org/.

This week's episode is with Phil Newton, pastor at Southwoods Baptist Church in Memphis TN, and the co-author with Brian Croft of the book "Conduct Gospel Centered Funerals." We talk about the mechanics of a funeral, how to make them both Gospel-focused and comforting to the family, and Scott tells about the time he got flipped off before doing a funeral service. You can connect with Phil on Twitter @PhilNewton901 and learn more about his ministry at Southwoods at www.southwoodsbc.org/.

Join us on April 8th at 10:00 am as we celebrate SouthWoods 28th anniversary! SouthWoods Christian Church launched in 1990 to assure the people opportunities to know God, to become fully devoted followers of Christ and to discover God’s purpose for...

This week Kevin Ingram, President of the Manhattan Christian College joins us at SouthWoods. His message is entitled "Three Surrenders" . Every follower of Jesus has to make three surrenders. Watch this week as we learn from Scripture what...

SouthWoods is celebrating its 27th this weekend during our Anniversary Sunday service. Watch as Chad and Stacy Leachner, Bob and Barbi McNay, and Timothy King share how SouthWoods has helped change their lives.

Island of Voices is a collaboration between 8 students in Brad Cunningham’s Humanities Flex Class at Reynold’s Secondary School. Under the direction of Chris O’Connor at the Royal BC Museum, we partnered with Secllemah (Elder Joan Morris) and Mark Salter of the Songhees Nation. The students interviewed Dr. Nancy Turner, Ethnobotanist and Dr. Darcy Mathews, Anthropologist to find out more about the Songhees (Lekwungen) people, and the colonial practices of the Canadian government, Songhees island Ty'ches and the landscape that we live, work and create on. (**Mature Subject matter - Listener Discretion is Advised**) This episode features the local Victoria band, SOUTHWOODS with their debut self titled album. southwoods.bandcamp.com/releases

Our guest is PRI USA's own Daniel Halsey talking to us about design, his team's database, the future & more! Southwoods Forest Gardens: http://southwoodscenter.com/ Natural Capital Plant Database: http://permacultureplantdata.com/ Video mentioned on GeoffLawton.com: http://www.geofflawton.com/fe/76823-how-to-create-a-permaculture-design Books mentioned: Native Science: Natural Laws of Interdependence http://www.amazon.com/Native-Science-Natural-Laws-Interdependence/dp/1574160419 Buffalo Bird Woman's Garden http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/buffalo/garden/garden.html