Podcast appearances and mentions of stephanie yoder

Stephanie Yoder joins Larry and Marty to discuss the Martin family and the recent passing of Staci Martin. She talks about a pie fundraiser she is holding to help raise money for the family. 

Experience the ultimate real estate and design fusion with the latest episode of the Kern County Real Estate Review! Join Laurie McCarty in conversation with Stephanie Yoder from Glamtic on revitalizing furniture, antique decor, and repurposing unique finds.

This Week in Travel - Travel News Podcast. Regular hosts Gary Arndt and Chris Christensen are joined by this week's many guests at the TBEX Europe 2015 travel blogging conference: Stephanie Yoder of Twenty Something Travel Jackie Laulainen of The Budget Minded Traveler Craig and Linda Martin from The Indie Travel Podcast Heather Cowper from Heather on Her Travels Rick Calvert from TBEX and NMX Stephen Oddo of Walks of Italy, New York, Turkey Laurence Norah of Finding the Universe Jessica Turchik of Independent Travel Cats Dylan Lowe from The Traveling Editor Evo Terra and Sheila Dee from the Opportunistic Travelers  

Children aging-out of foster care. Guests are national expert Gary Stangler of Jim Casey Youth Opportunities Initiative, Sam Criss locally of Connected By 25, and Stephanie Yoder locally of the Adult and Child Center.

Show hosts Jen Leo and Chris Christensen are joined by this week's guests:Laura Bly of USA TodayStephanie Yoder of Twenty Something TravelThis Week's News:    Did the earthquake tilt the Washington Monument?     Starwood Hotels rolls out 'pay your birth year' promo    BBC News - Mobile phones could soon be 'powered by walking'    Paris gets its first 24-hour baguette dispenser – feel le pain    United Airlines deploys 11,000 iPads to pilotsPicks of the week:    Chris - The Mayan ruin of Coba, near Tulum Mexico    Jen - Hurricane iPhone app    Stephanie - Mazatlan Mexico

The Amateur Traveler talks to intrepid “20 something” traveler Stephanie Yoder about the country that she thinks is the most beautiful in the world – Bosnia. In an area that was well known for first the winter Olympics and then a devastating war Stephanie found Roman ruins, medieval cities and beautiful mountains. She found a country that has recovered (or at least is recovering) from war and is ready to receive visitors again. Bosnia has deep Ottoman roots in its faith, architecture and its food. Visit Dervish monasteries, hidden tunnels, and the beautiful city of Sarajevo.

The Amateur Traveler talks to intrepid “20 something” traveler Stephanie Yoder about the country that she thinks is the most beautiful in the world – Bosnia. In an area that was well known for first the winter Olympics and then a devastating war Stephanie found Roman ruins, medieval cities and beautiful mountains. She found a country that has recovered (or at least is recovering) from war and is ready to receive visitors again. Bosnia has deep Ottoman roots in its faith, architecture and its food. Visit Dervish monasteries, hidden tunnels, and the beautiful city of Sarajevo.

The Amateur Traveler talks to intrepid “20 something” traveler Stephanie Yoder about the country that she thinks is the most beautiful in the world – Bosnia. In an area that was well known for first the winter Olympics and then a devastating war Stephanie found Roman ruins, medieval cities and beautiful mountains. She found a country that has recovered (or at least is recovering) from war and is ready to receive visitors again. Bosnia has deep Ottoman roots in its faith, architecture and its food. Visit Dervish monasteries, hidden tunnels, and the beautiful city of Sarajevo.

The Amateur Traveler talks to intrepid “20 something” traveler Stephanie Yoder about the country that she thinks is the most beautiful in the world – Bosnia. In an area that was well known for first the winter Olympics and then a devastating war Stephanie found Roman ruins, medieval cities and beautiful mountains. She found a country that has recovered (or at least is recovering) from war and is ready to receive visitors again. Bosnia has deep Ottoman roots in its faith, architecture and its food. Visit Dervish monasteries, hidden tunnels, and the beautiful city of Sarajevo.