Podcast appearances and mentions of susie selby

Jason Wise sits down with Susie Selby, Winemaker at Belles Wines to discuss what makes a wine Vegan and why you should care.

The buzz: Although they comprise more 50% of the population, women hold far fewer positions in the wine industry, fewer leadership roles, and fewer ownership roles. Wine expert and The Wine Bible author Karen MacNeil's Second Annual Report on Women in the Wine Industry reveals an estimated 10% of winemakers in California are female, 7% in Washington, and 5% in New York. She closed her keynote at the 2019 Wonder Women of Wine (WWOW) inaugural conference with this advice: “My friends, men are not going to fix this. Many of them don't even think a problem exists. The situation is ours to change, and the time is now. So, move forward unwaveringly and ambitiously…Be supportive of other women…And help create a new terroir of wine feminism.” We'll ask Susie Selby at Selby Winery, Sharon Cohn at Breathless Wines, Jane Uttley at Unfiltered Unfined Wines and Karen Maley at Robert Young Estate Winery for their take on “We'll Drink To That: The Future of Women and Tech in the Wine Industry.”

The buzz: Although they comprise more 50% of the population, women hold far fewer positions in the wine industry, fewer leadership roles, and fewer ownership roles. Wine expert and The Wine Bible author Karen MacNeil's Second Annual Report on Women in the Wine Industry reveals an estimated 10% of winemakers in California are female, 7% in Washington, and 5% in New York. She closed her keynote at the 2019 Wonder Women of Wine (WWOW) inaugural conference with this advice: “My friends, men are not going to fix this. Many of them don't even think a problem exists. The situation is ours to change, and the time is now. So, move forward unwaveringly and ambitiously…Be supportive of other women…And help create a new terroir of wine feminism.” We'll ask Susie Selby at Selby Winery, Sharon Cohn at Breathless Wines, Jane Uttley at Unfiltered Unfined Wines and Karen Maley at Robert Young Estate Winery for their take on “We'll Drink To That: The Future of Women and Tech in the Wine Industry.”

The buzz: Although they comprise more 50% of the population, women hold far fewer positions in the wine industry, fewer leadership roles, and fewer ownership roles. Wine expert and The Wine Bible author Karen MacNeil’s Second Annual Report on Women in the Wine Industry reveals an estimated 10% of winemakers in California are female, 7% in Washington, and 5% in New York. She closed her keynote at the 2019 Wonder Women of Wine (WWOW) inaugural conference with this advice: “My friends, men are not going to fix this. Many of them don’t even think a problem exists. The situation is ours to change, and the time is now. So, move forward unwaveringly and ambitiously…Be supportive of other women…And help create a new terroir of wine feminism.” We’ll ask Susie Selby at Selby Winery, Sharon Cohn at Breathless Wines, Jane Uttley at Unfiltered Unfined Wines and Karen Maley at Robert Young Estate Winery for their take on “We’ll Drink To That: The Future of Women and Tech in the Wine Industry.”

Winemaker Susie Selby chats with us about her weekly video series and what’s happening at Selby Winery. “Enjoy wine; enjoy life,” is Susie’s approach to being a winemaker. Wine Of the Day: 2018 Selby Merlot Show Notes 0:46 Wine of the Day – 2018 Selby Merlot 1:20 Harvest number 23 for Selby sandwiched between the pandemic and the fires -- it’s been challenging! (to say the least!) 2:30 Susie’s video interview series brings wine country to you with some levity and shows the sense of collaboration within the industry. See link to videos below. 9:00 Susie is in the tasting room and making sure all Covid protocols are being followed. 10:00 Zoom winemaker dinners a way to keep connected with customers. 17:18 Susie recommends places you can din outside or to go --Barn Diva, Bravas, Seghesio Journeyman Meats, Vallette with new outdoor patio. 22:00 Susie will be publishing her food and wine pairings on the Selby website. Now’s the time to learn to cook a soufflé! Pairs great with Grenache. Links Selby Winery Selby Winery Videos Wine Road Sonoma County Winegrowers -- Wine Road Podcast Instagram -- @wineroadpodcast Credits: The Wine Road podcast is mixed and mastered at Threshold Studios Sebastopol, CA.  

The buzz: Although they comprise more 50% of the population, women hold far fewer positions in the wine industry, fewer leadership roles, and fewer ownership roles. Wine expert and The Wine Bible author Karen MacNeil's Second Annual Report on Women in the Wine Industry reveals an estimated 10% of winemakers in California are female, 7% in Washington, and 5% in New York. She closed her keynote at the 2019 Wonder Women of Wine (WWOW) inaugural conference with this advice: “My friends, men are not going to fix this. Many of them don't even think a problem exists. The situation is ours to change, and the time is now. So, move forward unwaveringly and ambitiously…Be supportive of other women…And help create a new terroir of wine feminism.” We'll ask Susie Selby at Selby Winery, Sharon Cohn at Breathless Wines, Jane Uttley at Unfiltered Unfined Wines and Karen Maley at Robert Young Estate Winery for their take on “We'll Drink To That: The Future of Women and Tech in the Wine Industry.”

The buzz: Although they comprise more 50% of the population, women hold far fewer positions in the wine industry, fewer leadership roles, and fewer ownership roles. Wine expert and The Wine Bible author Karen MacNeil's Second Annual Report on Women in the Wine Industry reveals an estimated 10% of winemakers in California are female, 7% in Washington, and 5% in New York. She closed her keynote at the 2019 Wonder Women of Wine (WWOW) inaugural conference with this advice: “My friends, men are not going to fix this. Many of them don't even think a problem exists. The situation is ours to change, and the time is now. So, move forward unwaveringly and ambitiously…Be supportive of other women…And help create a new terroir of wine feminism.” We'll ask Susie Selby at Selby Winery, Sharon Cohn at Breathless Wines, Jane Uttley at Unfiltered Unfined Wines and Karen Maley at Robert Young Estate Winery for their take on “We'll Drink To That: The Future of Women and Tech in the Wine Industry.”

The buzz: Although they comprise more 50% of the population, women hold far fewer positions in the wine industry, fewer leadership roles, and fewer ownership roles. Wine expert and The Wine Bible author Karen MacNeil’s Second Annual Report on Women in the Wine Industry reveals an estimated 10% of winemakers in California are female, 7% in Washington, and 5% in New York. She closed her keynote at the 2019 Wonder Women of Wine (WWOW) inaugural conference with this advice: “My friends, men are not going to fix this. Many of them don’t even think a problem exists. The situation is ours to change, and the time is now. So, move forward unwaveringly and ambitiously…Be supportive of other women…And help create a new terroir of wine feminism.” We’ll ask Susie Selby at Selby Winery, Sharon Cohn at Breathless Wines, Jane Uttley at Unfiltered Unfined Wines and Karen Maley at Robert Young Estate Winery for their take on “We’ll Drink To That: The Future of Women and Tech in the Wine Industry.”

The buzz: Although they comprise more 50% of the population, women hold far fewer positions in the wine industry, fewer leadership roles, and fewer ownership roles. Wine expert and The Wine Bible author Karen MacNeil’s Second Annual Report on Women in the Wine Industry reveals an estimated 10% of winemakers in California are female, 7% in Washington, and 5% in New York. She closed her keynote at the 2019 Wonder Women of Wine (WWOW) inaugural conference with this advice: “My friends, men are not going to fix this. Many of them don’t even think a problem exists. The situation is ours to change, and the time is now. So, move forward unwaveringly and ambitiously…Be supportive of other women…And help create a new terroir of wine feminism.” We’ll ask Susie Selby at Selby Winery, Sharon Cohn at Breathless Wines, Jane Uttley at Unfiltered Unfined Wines and Karen Maley at Robert Young Estate Winery for their take on “We’ll Drink To That: The Future of Women and Tech in the Wine Industry.”

Producer/host akaRadioRed’s Cool Conversations with Creatives welcomes two dedicated creatives. We’ll drink in advice on happiness, pandemic isolation and business success from Susie Selby, award-wining owner and winemaker of Selby Winery in Healdsburg, CA. Susie attributes her early success to being an “exceptionally good forklift operator”, cellar master and assistant winemaker. She’s made wine for actors and athletes and was featured at the White House by three administrations. William L. Silvaneus’s life has centered on human services, mostly with disenfranchised individuals and trauma victims – the subjects of his thriller novel, A CERTAIN MERCY–Why Are Grand Islands Most Vulnerable Dying Violently? The Immediate Past President of the Nebraska Writers Guild, he has published nonfiction articles and written adult curriculum for 30+ years, and enjoys watercolor painting, ornamental egg decorating, and writing poetry. Join akaRadioRed for Take A Sip from the Creativity Fountain!

Producer/host akaRadioRed's Cool Conversations with Creatives welcomes two dedicated creatives. We'll drink in advice on happiness, pandemic isolation and business success from Susie Selby, award-wining owner and winemaker of Selby Winery in Healdsburg, CA. Susie attributes her early success to being an “exceptionally good forklift operator”, cellar master and assistant winemaker. She's made wine for actors and athletes and was featured at the White House by three administrations. William L. Silvaneus's life has centered on human services, mostly with disenfranchised individuals and trauma victims – the subjects of his thriller novel, A CERTAIN MERCY–Why Are Grand Islands Most Vulnerable Dying Violently? The Immediate Past President of the Nebraska Writers Guild, he has published nonfiction articles and written adult curriculum for 30+ years, and enjoys watercolor painting, ornamental egg decorating, and writing poetry. Join akaRadioRed for Take A Sip from the Creativity Fountain!

Halloween Cocktails Imbibe | Creepy Cocktails and Witchy Wines | Susie Shelby (Interview) https://selbywinery.com/our-story/ https://www.intrinsicmotivation.life/ Halloween parties are a great way to get creative with costumes AND cocktails! Invite food and wine expert Susie Shelby for a fun show where you'll be serving up creepy concoctions like the Rosemary's Baby, the Dark and Spooky, and the Pina Choulada. She'll also share simple advice for low-stress entertaining. “Most importantly, choose foods and snacks that don't need utensils and can be prepared ahead of time. Then set up food and beverage stations so guests can help themselves throughout the party.” A winemaker for more than twenty years, Selby is an expert on food and wine pairings. She's the proprietor of Selby Winery. Selby Winery was founded in 1994 by Susie Selby, Winemaker, and her father, David K. Selby, M.D. Dr. Selby was a Vietnam war hero, a marble sculptor, and a world-renowned spine surgeon who traveled internationally, primarily to Europe. These trips were instrumental in an affinity for old-world wines that he and Susie shared starting with the first vintages of Selby Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Susie learned to make wine in a hands-on apprenticeship environment, starting as a tasting room manager, then a forklift driver/Cellar Master and eventually becoming the Assistant Winemaker at a larger winery, while still making the Selby Wines. Prior to his sudden death in 1997, Dave and his wife Nancy, who lived in Dallas, would travel frequently to Wine Country to taste blends with Susie and enjoy the food and wine of the region. After Dave passed away Susie decided to continue the dream of Selby and managed to do it on her own through a lot of hard work and challenges. Today she still has no partners or investors. Selby Winery produces over sixteen different varietals and has won numerous awards and accolades. “Enjoy wine; enjoy life,” will continue to be Susie's approach to being a winemaker. That expression, like the wines, is a reflection of the passion, the fun and the enjoyment that Susie and Dave shared. halloween cocktails imbibe - How to Make Halloween Drinks - Find and Share Everyday Cooking Recipes Drinks & cocktails with Maple Syrup Making cocktail recipes at home can be pretty simple, too Learn how to make a Gin Rickey cocktail with this simple Gin Rickey Recipe How to make a Rum Relaxer Cocktail the orange margarita recipe is an awesome halloween cocktail recipe with tequila that can really wow your friends this year. how to make a halloween cocktail: the frankenstein's monster. You can even do research on how to make Halloween drinks, and snacks for added spirit Top Questions: Can you drink cocktails with dry ice? What is a good drink to bring to a party? Can I put food coloring in alcohol? Which is the best alcoholic drink for ladies? Which is the tastiest alcoholic drink? What's the best alcohol to drink for the first time? #halloweencocktails2019 #halloweendrinksnonalcoholic #boozyhalloweendrinks #halloweenalcoholicpunch #easyhalloweencocktailsuk #halloweencocktailswithchampagne #halloweencocktailsrum #halloweenmargaritas #halloweenliquor --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/intrinsic-motivation/support

Halloween Cocktails Imbibe | Creepy Cocktails and Witchy Wines | Susie Shelby (Interview) https://selbywinery.com/our-story/ https://www.intrinsicmotivation.life/ Halloween parties are a great way to get creative with costumes AND cocktails! Invite food and wine expert Susie Shelby for a fun show where you’ll be serving up creepy concoctions like the Rosemary’s Baby, the Dark and Spooky, and the Pina Choulada. She’ll also share simple advice for low-stress entertaining. “Most importantly, choose foods and snacks that don’t need utensils and can be prepared ahead of time. Then set up food and beverage stations so guests can help themselves throughout the party.” A winemaker for more than twenty years, Selby is an expert on food and wine pairings. She’s the proprietor of Selby Winery. Selby Winery was founded in 1994 by Susie Selby, Winemaker, and her father, David K. Selby, M.D. Dr. Selby was a Vietnam war hero, a marble sculptor, and a world-renowned spine surgeon who traveled internationally, primarily to Europe. These trips were instrumental in an affinity for old-world wines that he and Susie shared starting with the first vintages of Selby Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Susie learned to make wine in a hands-on apprenticeship environment, starting as a tasting room manager, then a forklift driver/Cellar Master and eventually becoming the Assistant Winemaker at a larger winery, while still making the Selby Wines. Prior to his sudden death in 1997, Dave and his wife Nancy, who lived in Dallas, would travel frequently to Wine Country to taste blends with Susie and enjoy the food and wine of the region. After Dave passed away Susie decided to continue the dream of Selby and managed to do it on her own through a lot of hard work and challenges. Today she still has no partners or investors. Selby Winery produces over sixteen different varietals and has won numerous awards and accolades. “Enjoy wine; enjoy life,” will continue to be Susie’s approach to being a winemaker. That expression, like the wines, is a reflection of the passion, the fun and the enjoyment that Susie and Dave shared.

Essential oils are all the rage, but are they truly useful? Author, coach and comedian, Jen Coken reveals [29:46] some recipes she's uncovered for safe and effective insect repellents, sun blocks and pain relievers with nothing but natural ingredients. She provides a way for you to receive a free list of useful recipes that use essential oils. She's a funny lady, too. Her book is called, "When I Die, Take My Panties." Yup, there's a good explanation for that title. [10:20] This week is the 30th year Discovery Channel has broadcast a week's worth of shark-related programming. they call it "Shark Week." A friend of the show is celebrating in a big way. Susie Selby of Selby Winery is a big time diver. We didn't know that. She checks in, soaking wet, on a boat off the coast of Isles Mujeres, Mexico to talk about her dive with a pod of whale sharks! Wow! Kelly J joins Phil Hulett at the studio in his house. LA Radio Studio is being dismantled while this episode is recorded. The hope is to find a new home for the historic studio equipment soon. Stay tuned. Meantime, stories this hour include, R. Kelly's sex cult. Then there's the zoo that tried to pass off a painted mule as a zebra. Ladies, there's cash in your arm pits! From the "Somebody died, try not to laugh" department, a serial killer accidentally kills himself. The United States has more meat and cheese than it know what to do with. Somebody is holding a $522 Million lottery ticket. Happy 150 years, Golden Retrievers. Then there's the guy who lost his dog...and doesn't want it back. Thank God George Clooney is back to work. Welcome to the fish taco club, Taco Bell. Congrats little town in Michigan, you elected a cat mayor. And finally, New Zealand's Prime Minister is on maternity leave. Her number two is in charge as acting PM. What does he do? Start a fight with Australia! Uhh, hashtag hormones!

Wine Pairings for Easter One of the few female wine-makers in America, Susie Selby, offers her vast knowledge of wine pairings for the Easter season. What'll you drink with ham? What about lamb or fish? Selby also discusses the sacramental history of wine as it applies to Easter and Christianity. Fun! Hockey podcaster, Mike Walters joins Phil Hulett to co-host. Together they launch into the following stories: A new pill treats peanut allergies in children. Adidas made out of ocean plastic. It seems McDonald's can please anybody these days. It's use it or lose it time for your gift card at this retailer. Are weapons in bed a good idea when your significant other is jealous? Which countries make the top ten happiest list? It's Peep Season! Look out for the foot fetish guy!AHere's a great new use for a crock pot. Is SnapChat doomed? A 100 year old woman's secret to longevity. And finally, is a minor leage baseball rule change about to turn the sport of baseball on it's ear? #SaveTheStudio

Does Tech dude Shelly Palmer put your Net Neutrality anxieties to rest once and for all? Hear his take on the inevitable Internet changes. Plus 5G is coming, and technology for drunks! Speaking of drinking, Susie Selby of Selby Winery explains how to pick and pair wines for the holidays. Phil Hulett, Gonzo Greg Spillane and Kellie Sue Peters have these stories to share: Dogs are smarter than cats. Last moment freeway merge. Eye-eating parasite in thrill ride water. What your sleeping position says about your relationship. Petty things your Ex did to get back at you. The guy who eats stuff that primarily isn't food. Finally, why Phil loves Canadians.

Susie Selby, owner and operator of Selby Winery of Healdsburg, CA recounts the chaos and heroism during the deadly wildfires that ripped through Napa and Sonoma County wine country. Hear what happened when she decided not to evacuate. She also offers some vintner's wisdom on this unusual vintage of wine. Next up, Manny the Movie Guy reviews 6 movies, including a serious drama he recommends you do not watch, unless you prefer a main character whose name is an obvious reference to sphincter. Skylar Cuarisma and Mike Walters join Phil Hulett as Co-Hosts and these stories are offered up for your consideration: Thong Jeans. Southwest successfully completes un-manned flight. The Top 5 Halloween Costumes will have you scratching your head. Snickers new flavors for every mood. Burger King pranks it's customers. Playboy Magazine's first transgender playmate. It's time to play "Who's Older?" Could Pole Dancing be coming to the Olympics? Man steals $1,2 Million Worth of Fajitas. Plant on Zep reunion. Iron Maiden Beer back story. Biking the Johnny Cash Trail. Finally, Courtney Love warned Hollywood about Harvey Weinstein 12 years ago and was banned for it.

Susie Selby has been a winemaker in Sonoma County for 23 years now but following the loss of her father, who happened to be her partner, she was nearly talked out of pursuing the venture. Facing an uphill battle she chose to forge ahead. Along the way the community has supported her and Selby wine has been served at White House functions more than any other winery in the country. Without a road map she’s found success. As you’ll hear she has maintained her sense of humor and humbleness. Join us for our conversation in Healdsburg on the edge of Dry Creek Valley.