Podcasts about strommen

This NDSU Ag Minute features Jane Strommen, Gerontology Specialist for NDSU Extension. Strommen visits with listeners about the upcoming NDSU/SDSU Aging Well Workshops. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Managing Editor Rob Drieslein and Editor Tim Spielman begin the show recapping the results of the 2024 state waterfowl survey, which showed a 37% drop in mallards and a 20% decline in overall duck numbers. Then Modern Carnivore podcast host Mark Norquist joins Rob to co-host two segments from Game Fair interviewing DNR Commissioner Sarah […] The post Episode 501 – State waterfowl survey down, DNR Commissioner Sarah Strommen, sharptail grouse status appeared first on Outdoor News.

Today's podcast features an interview with Amy Rosenfeld, Senior Research Director of the NORC Walsh Center for Rural Health Analysis, Jessica Dayton, Executive Director of the Chautauqua Safety Village, and Jane Strommen, PhD, a gerontology Specialist at North Dakota State University overseeing NDSU's implementation of the Stepping On program. We discuss various types of unintentional injuries, several different programs providing education to reduce the risk of those injuries, and ways in which their outreach is continuing to expand. The transcript and a list of resources and organizations mentioned in the episode can be found at: https://www.ruralhealthinfo.org/podcast/unintentional-injury-jun-2024 Exploring Rural Health is an RHIhub podcast.

It's a jam-packed episode, starting with Aaron and Sheyna Strommen from Strommen Angus Ranch and Livestock Services in North Dakota. They talk about how they met and got started, what maternal power means to them, the sale coming up in December, and insights on their breeding program and marketing partnerships. Then Sheyna jumps in for a conversation all about sale marketing, including building a budget, getting the right kind of sale photos, and sharing who you really are with your customers.Then, at the end of the episode is a quick interview with Jeff Sackmann, Sackmann Cattle Company in which he talks with David about his upcoming "Herd Builders Partners Female Sale" with JR Ranch in Othello, WA.Mentioned in this Episode:MontanaRanchAngus.comBruinRanch.comShadyBrookAngus Farm.comFacebook @AngusUndergroundInstagram @AngusUndergroundContact AngusUnderground@Yahoo.com or call (406) 210-1366 if you are interested in becoming a sponsor for Angus Underground.TruTime Logistics Facebook PageStrommenRanch.comGMC GeneticsBear Mountain Angus RanchSackmann Cattle CompanyJRRanch.net Quotes:“Predominantly, our customers are true cattlemen. They are professional ranchers. Their commercial cattle will send their kids through college and will hopefully help them retire one day.” — Sheyna [18:41]“We also tell our customers that you can look at our breeding program and figure out exactly what we're doing.” — Aaron [23:03]“I think one of the areas that is absolutely not discussed as much as it should be anymore is the productivity of these cows. I think for me, that's the great frontier ahead of us.” [29:17]“For us, getting to where we've gotten to now, it takes a lot of people and a lot of questions. We haven't done this just completely on our own. It's a combination of enough people helping us out and giving us advice along the way.” — Aaron [39:55]“We don't really want to offer something for everybody, that's not our goal. We want when guys come here and look at every pen and go, man, I can select one from any of these pens, and it will be fine.” — Aaron [48:55]“I think the most important marketing tool that you could ever build is a budget and you need to do that for six to eight months in advance of your sale.” — Sheyna [55:00]“You're the secret that makes your program special. Let's figure out what that is and share that.” — Sheyna [1:00:21]

Minnesota is investing heavily in the outdoors with the "Get Out MORE (Modernize Outdoor Recreation Experiences)".  DNR Commissioner Sarah Strommen shares what the program means to the state and how the money will be spent. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The captain and Bob St Pierre are live from Pheasant Fest! Sarah Strommen talks about the Minnesota DNR, Tom and Tina Dokken talk all about dog training, Jon Zinnel from Federal Ammunition talks about his role there, and Scott Sorenson tells all about whats happening up at Gunflint Trail.

Minnesota DNR Commissioner Sara Strommen joins Scott and Kyle to preview her upcoming visit as featured speaker for the FM Walleyes Unlimited February member meeting.  The event, free and open to the public, takes place on Thursday, February 16th at 7 p.m. at the Ramada Inn in Fargo. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bob Strommen, Naples Pickleball Center, 6th Florida Tour: Naples Conference & Miami Roundtable 2023

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz recently proclaimed the fourth Saturday in September as Minnesota Hunting and Fishing Day.  It was also the 50th Anniversary of the National Hunting and Fishing Day.  Minnesota DNR Commissioner Sarah Strommen talks about what that means to Minnesota's outdoor heritage and economy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Minnesota DNR Commissioner Sarah Strommen shares an update and insight into the department's 2022 initiatives. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Emmie Strommen has always loved horses and she's created a community of horse lovers who believe in the power of the "horse girl". She is redefining the narrow stereotyped definition of what it means to be a "horse girl" by showing the world horse girls are robust, strong and empowering. On this episode Emmie shares how she created a community for like minded women by simply allowing them to belong. She stresses the most important thing about building a community is by allowing space for that community to exist in a safe space. https://callingallhorsegirls.com Instagram - @callingallhorsegirls Podcast hosted by cowgirl turned television host Courtenay DeHoff. @courtdehoff

REED TALK celebrates our one-year anniversary! We're celebrating with an interview of one of the country's leading oboe pedagogues, Linda Strommen, Professor of Oboe at Indiana University's Jacobs School of Music, a guest faculty teacher at the Juilliard School and a faculty member of the Interlochen Arts Camp and the New York String Orchestra Seminar. In Episode 18 Linda Strommen tells about her mentor John Mack and discusses the chapter she co-wrote with Elaine Douvas in Understanding the Oboe Reed. Music excerpts: Três Peças Atlânticas: Chorinho baiano by Eurico Carrapatoso performed by Courtney Miller; Adagio from the Easter Oratorio by Bach and Le Prudent from Cinquième Suitte by Jean-François Boüin performed by Margaret Marco. Reed Talk is produced by Jason Slote.

KAXE/KBXE's monthly conversation with NWLT. Their mission is to preserve land to protect water

Having a vision for the future is something that MN DNR Commissioner Sarah Strommen is not lacking.  She understands the importance of preserving access to the state's beautiful natural resources and talks about the fall treasures available throughout the state now and and the importance of looking to the future to make sure that those who follow have the same opportunities. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Minnesota Fishing Opener is a big deal for anglers and communities in lakes country.  Sarah Strommen understands the importance of the opener to everyone in the state.  She joined Scott and Kyle to discuss the fishing opener, how the outdoors was the silver lining throughout the pandemic and the future of the outdoors.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brainerd Area Fisheries Manager Marc Bacigalupi joins us to spotlight another important Paul Bunyan Country Lake in the Brainerd Lakes Area...Gull. Plus, DNR Commissioner Sarah Strommen on the Governor's Opener, Steve Scepaniak on the Opener and we head to Park Rapids to check out the Lake of the Week.

DNR Commissioner Sarah Strommen joins Heidi and John on the Thursday Morning Show to talk about the importance of fishing to the state of Minnesota. She tells us fishing is a time-honored tradition in Minnesota and also a big business, providing economic activity and building communities. Commissioner Strommen talks with John and Heidi about the DNR initiative to be more inclusive and include all Minnesotans to be involved in fishing and other outdoor activities. The DNR has created a platform for diverse outdoor enthusiasts to share their stories and photos by going to #MyMNOutdoorAdventure . The Commissioner gives us some reminders for opening day. Have your license with you, wear your PFD’s and remember to clean your boat when leaving a lake to help keep our waters clean and safe from aquatic invasive species.

DNR Commissioner Sarah Strommen joins Heidi and John on the Thursday Morning Show to talk about the importance of fishing to the state of Minnesota. She tells us fishing is a time-honored tradition in Minnesota and also a big business, providing economic activity and building communities. Commissioner Strommen talks with John and Heidi about the DNR initiative to be more inclusive and include all Minnesotans to be involved in fishing and other outdoor activities. The DNR has created a platform for diverse outdoor enthusiasts to share their stories and photos by going to #MyMNOutdoorAdventure . The Commissioner gives us some reminders for opening day. Have your license with you, wear your PFD’s and remember to clean your boat when leaving a lake to help keep our waters clean and safe from aquatic invasive species.

The first female commissioner of Minnesota’s DNR, Sarah Strommen, talks 2021 fishing opener and the DNR’s work to make public lands more inclusive. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There’s no better time than right now to get outdoors, take in some fresh air and observe the budding trees and the critters scampering around at the arrival of spring. During the pandemic, more of us have sought out Minnesota’s state parks and trails. Getting outside, exercising or enjoying activities like fishing and paddling can relieve stress and give us a needed mental break. Commissioner Sarah Strommen of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources speaks with MPR News host Angela Davis about Minnesota’s outdoors and the work her department is doing to improve access to these spaces. Strommen also speaks about why DNR conservation officers were deployed to Brooklyn Center to assist in the law enforcement response to protests following the shooting of Daunte Wright on Sunday during a traffic stop. Guest: Sarah Strommen is the commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. Subscribe to the MPR News with Angela Davis podcast on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or RSS.

CTI Member Books: Hannah Strommen and Ulrich Schmiedel on the Claim to Christianity by Center of Theological Inquiry

Losing your husband suddenly, and in the prime of his life, is shocking and terrible. Coming to grips with the “W” word, Pamela Strommen is finding ways to not just cope – but to live a life filled with joy and hope while still honoring and loving her husband. Pamela has recently also become a life coach! What is a life coach? Think of them like an action-oriented mentor who can help you reach your goals. Strommen View Life Coaching: Contact Pamela at coach@strommenview.com to learn more about her life coaching. More about EMDR Therapy: EMDR stands for Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing. According to WHO, “This therapy [EMDR] is based on the idea that negative thoughts, feelings and behaviours are the result of unprocessed memories. The treatment involves standardized procedures that include focusing simultaneously on (a) spontaneous associations of traumatic images, thoughts, emotions and bodily sensations and (b) bilateral stimulation that is most commonly in the form of repeated eye movements." I found this article (https://www.psycom.net/emdr-therapy-anxiety-panic-ptsd-trauma) about EMDR to be helpful. It describes about how EMDR can be used for anxiety, panic, PTSD and trauma. Definitely purchase music from Lacey Canfield! (https://music.apple.com/us/artist/lacey-canfield/411066485)

Mike Max talks with DNR Commissioner Sarah Strommen on the deer opener. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Helene Blum widmet sich in ihrem neuen Album "Strømmen" (übersetzt "der Strom") dem Fließen des Lebens. Ihre Musik orientiert sich an den Folk-Traditionen des Nordens, strahlt Ruhe aus und ein Hauch Mystik schwingt mit.

Billy and Bob are joined by pro angler, Tommy George, naturist and show favorite, Stan Tekiela, as well as DNR Commissioner, Sarah Strommen.

Packed episode with Minnesota DNR Commissioner Sarah Strommen joins us to reflect on Minnesota Opener.   Guide and all around good guy Tony Roach checks in.  We relive the awesome Sturgeon story from James Yerhart.

As its name implies, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources maintains and supports everything from lakes and campsites to hatcheries and trails in the state. But that infrastructure includes a fair amount of brick and mortar – more than 2,800 buildings, to be specific. Many of those buildings are aging and in need of repairs. In fact, one in three of the agency’s buildings are 80 years old or older, and one in four is in unacceptable or poor condition, says Sarah Strommen, the DNR’s commissioner. In its capital bonding request, the DNR is seeking $196.3 million for a variety of upkeep needs, including $70 million for natural resources asset preservation, $30 million for acquisition and betterment of public lands and $25 million for offices, storage facilities, hatcheries and more. In the following interview, reporter Brian Johnson speaks with Strommen about the need for continued investment in natural resources, even as the state grapples with the COVID-19 pandemic. Related links: https://finance-commerce.com/2020/05/dnr-chief-buildings-crumbling/

Emmie Strommen is the creator and founder of the space that celebrates horse girls. With her strong riding background and understood passion for horses, Emmie designed Calling All Horse Girls for any girl who has, or wishes to have, a connection with a horse. Whether you're a lifelong equestrian, new to the industry, or just want to talk about horses more, this episode is for you! Welcome to the conversation. 

Save Lake Calhoun filed a petition for writ of quo warranto in Ramsey County District Court, claiming that the Commissioner of Natural Resources had exceeded her statutory authority in changing the name of Lake Calhoun to Bde Maka Ska. The district court denied the petition, concluding that Save Lake Calhoun failed to establish an ongoing act necessary to obtain quo warranto relief. The court of appeals reversed and remanded for entry of judgment in favor of Save Lake Calhoun, concluding that the district court erred by denying the petition for writ of quo warranto because Save Lake Calhoun had presented “a sufficient claim for the ongoing exercise of power” by the Department of Natural Resources. The court of appeals also addressed the merits of the claim and determined that the Commissioner of Natural Resources lacks authority under Minn. Stat. §§ 83A.015–.07 (2018), to change a lake name that has existed for more than 40 years. On appeal to the supreme court, the issues presented are: (1) whether the Legislature gave the Commissioner of Natural Resources authority to change the name of a lake that has been known by its current name for more than 40 years; (2) whether a writ of quo warranto is appropriate; and (3) whether Minnesota should abolish or limit the common-law writ of quo warranto. (Ramsey County)

With over 700 titles registered with ASCAP, Carl Strommen is a prolific powerhouse of educational music. His music is impeccably scored, tuneful, and he has the unique ability to make any level ensemble sound their best. Visit Carl’s Website: carlstrommen.com  

Episode 6: Religion & Violence- with Hannah Strommen by Center of Theological Inquiry

New DNR Commissioner Sarah Strommen discusses her appointment and what direction she will take game management in Minnesota. Joe Henry talks about Lake of the Woods and Curtis Blake checks in from a Snobear on Devils Lake. Brought to you by: Lake of the Woods Tourism | Haybale Heights on Devils Lake|Outdoor News Deer and […]

5 Things You'll Learn: Why nurturing your personal brand is just as important as nurturing your business brand Lessons about starting your own e-commerce businesses Why nothing should ever stop you from going after your dreams The importance of morning routines and how long they should take you Why paying attention to your body and wellness helps your business & so much more In this episode, I speak to Ashley Strommen, co-founder of Sutra, a company that creates superfood lattes. While fighting for her life, she received her Nutritionist certification and began experimenting with natural healing techniques including using superfoods. That’s when she decided to create SUTRA’s beautiful Turmeric Latte and Cacao latte, and created a business to help people nourish their body. What I find so interesting about Ashley is that she turned her life’s greatest struggle into her life’s work and she’s a beautiful example of never giving up. She shares her battle with Lyme Disease, her biggest challenges with her e-commerce business, why influencer marketing didn’t work for her company, and the marketing strategies that are working for her today. This is On Purpose. 

IntroductionJanne Strommen, Head of Marketing at Devold of Norway, talks about the company's long relationship and history with wool. At the same time, Janne talks about the importance of not dwelling in history but instead constantly improving the product as well as the supply chain. She shares insights about the company's new project called from Sheep to Shop. A traceability project linking the consumer directly to the wool grower. She also shares how the company is using social media as well as influencers to position Devold to the outdoor loving consumer. About Janne StrommenJanne Strømmen is the Head of Marketing at Devold of Norway since August 2015. At Devold she is managing the strategic development of the Devold brand domestic and internationally and has a key role in strategic projects. One of these projects is the further development of the Devold Quality Strategy (“From Sheep to Shop”) and the Devold innovation program. Janne also oversees the development of all consumer communication concepts and leads the development of digital and social media channels. Prior to joining Devold of Norway, Janne held a position as Global Brand Director at Stokke AS, building strong presence and awareness to the brand across Asia, Europe and the US, and establishing social media as one of the key communication channels internationally –creating a direct link from the brand to mothers searching for the best solutions to their newborn. Janne Strommen studied Marketing and International business in Norway and Spain and holds an MBA in Strategic Brand Management from NHH, Norwegian School of Economics. After years of studying and working in other countries and cities in Norway, she returned to her hometown Ålesund, on the west coast of Norway where she has her closest family. She spends all her spear time in the outdoors together with her partner and their friends, either snowboarding, mountaineering, skydiving or horseback riding, and they love traveling and experiencing the great outdoors of other places around the world.

Arik talks with Cydney Strommen of Fast Horse in Minneapolis. The conversation covers the state of influencer marketing. Strommen talks about the role of influencers today, how companies/brands can evaluate and monitor influencers, what most companies/brands don’t do right and more. For show notes, visit http://www.TheTalkingPointsPodcast.com/.

Bruce Lincoln (@brucelincoln) is the co-founder of Silicon Harlem, which is focused on transforming Harlem into a hub for tech and innovation. He is also a senior fellow of the Columbia University Institute for Tele-Information at the Columbia Business School, and was previously the entrepreneur in residence at Columbia's Center for Technology, Innovation and Community Engagement (CTICE).   Bruce has been involved in cutting edge technology product development and technology commercialization since the late 80's, when as the first Ford Fellow in Educational Technology, he was one of the early CD ROM content developers for Apple. He also developed the first program to bring broadband to public schools in New York City.   In this episode we discussed: How New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration has worked to ensure New York City's tech sector is as diverse as the city itself. How local community organizations such as Silicon Harlem can help ensure youth are engaged in tech from an early age. How to use technology to stimulate mom-and-pop businesses in Harlem and beyond. Resources Silicon Harlem The Structure of Scientific Revolutions by Thomas Kuhn Constructivism, Technology, and the Future of Classroom Learning by Erik F. Strommen and Bruce Lincoln (Education & Urban Society, 1992)

June 22, 2014 - Jeff Strommen

6/5/11 SUNDAY 9:30-10 PM Eastern Beth Strommen Director of the Baltimore Office of Sustainability: meeting the current environmental, social, and economic needs of our community without compromising the ability of future generations to meet these needs

Join host Elysabeth Alfano and go behind the scenes with Jay Strommen in his ceramics studio as he talks about his creative discipline of daily work and art vs. craft. He also gets hands deep into clay and things get messy!

Join host Elysabeth Alfano and go behind the scenes with Jay Strommen in his ceramics studio as he talks about his creative discipline of daily work and art vs. craft. He also gets hands deep into clay and things get messy!

Join host Elysabeth Alfano and go behind the scenes with Jay Strommen in his ceramics studio as he talks about his creative discipline of daily work and art vs. craft. He also gets hands deep into clay and things get messy!