Podcasts about Temecula Valley

In this episode of Hands in the Soil, we're joined by Jasmine and Joseph Wiens, the founders of Lost Ranch Winery in Temecula Valley. Since launching Lost Ranch in 2020, Jasmine and Joseph have been pioneering regenerative agriculture and low intervention winemaking on their working ranch. Their vision? To produce beautiful wines while deeply honoring the land, environment, and community.Lost Ranch grows and sources grapes from organic and regeneratively farmed vineyards, with a commitment to no-till practices, native cover crops, and minimizing synthetic inputs. They've also brought in animals like sheep and chickens to support natural weed and pest management, an approach that not only enhances soil health but helps restore biodiversity. In this episode, we explore their journey into sustainable viticulture, the meaning and magic of low intervention wines, and how they're shifting the narrative in the wine industry.Tune in to learn more about:What it means to practice regenerative agriculture in a vineyard settingThe story behind founding Lost Ranch Winery in Temecula ValleyHow low intervention winemaking differs from conventional processesWhy grape varietal selection matters for sustainability and flavorTheir use of livestock and native plant systems in soil regenerationThe aesthetic vision behind their natural, welcoming tasting roomHow Lost Ranch engages the local community through education and eventsStrategies for sustainable distribution and working with local eateries… And so much more!Jasmine & Joseph's Resources & Links:Visit Lost Ranch Winery: www.lostranchwinery.comFollow on Instagram: @lostranchwineryConnect with Hannah:Instagram: @hannahkeitel

In addition to its beautiful wineries, Temecula has done a great job of becoming a year-round destination, adding some outstanding restaurants and gaining a great reputation as a wedding destination. Joining Stevie to talk more about Temecula and its wineries are Holly and Bill Bembenek, owners of the Temecula Wine Trolly Wine Tours.Show Notes ⬇️ Published on 12/27/24 Timecodes0:00 - Intro1:30 - Where Temecula Valley is on the Map and What Makes it Unique3:39 - How Many Wineries can be Found in Temecula Valley?5:46 - How Wine Tourism in Temecula has Developed 9:32 - Are More People Taking Day or Overnight Trips to Temecula?12:51 - How Does Wine Tourism Allow Visitors Learn More About a Destination?19:28 - Events and Things to do Throughout the Year in Temecula Valley22:02 - The Food Scene in Temecula25:35 - Temecula as a Wedding Destination27:14 - Stay Connected with Temecula Wine Trolly Wine Tours45:07 - Holly and Bill Bembenek are Students of TravelLearn More About Bill & Holly's ToursBook Your Next Wine Trolly TourFollow Temecula Wine Trolly Wine Tours onFacebookInstagramExplore Group Experience to Learn how to Build your Travel Tribe

This time, we are back for another home haunt hop! Listen in and enjoy, as we discuss Wolf Creek Island, Anton Haunt, Kraklow Family Christmas Lights, Pirate House on Sevilla, The Martin's Spooky Amusement Park, Nightmare on Cottonwood Corner, Haydenville Haunter, Maze of Mayhem, Reichland Asylum, Bellamy Place Lights Halloween Spectacular, and more! If you would like to see the discussed home haunts, the videos are available at https://youtu.be/jVGrndJlrmc?si=f4VRvoL37U2_VgTc and https://youtu.be/Q7PEcQDZRX0?si=0joH-scAiu1OtAyd! If new to the podcast, we recommend checking out episode 879.  This 10th anniversary retrospective gives a lot of context to the Parks and Cons universe. THANK YOU to all who support us on Patreon!  In particular, we want to thank our Omega Level Powerhouse, Super Soldier Powerhouse, Otherworldly Powerhouse, and Mutant Powerhouse Patreon Tier Supporters: Renee A., Brett A., Johanna A., Angela B., Jennifer B., Michael B., Steve C., Drew D., Kerry D., Rochelle D., Ted D., Mike E., Tim F., Tina F., Tori F., Yvette G., Jonathan G., Clarisa H., Hailey K., Jason M., Susan O., Tom P., Amanda R., Joshua R., Albert R., Manuel S., Hendel T., Alyssa W., Adam W., Jamie W., Mark W., and our anonymous donor Please, consider joining The Parks and Cons Crew, https://www.patreon.com/ParksAndCons! Prefer to make a one-time contribution? Click here for details on how you can donate!

GUEST LINE-UP: Tom Eddy - Owner & Winemaker, Tom Eddy WineryDevin Parr - Temecula Valley: Southern California's Wine Country If yo u cannot see the audio controls, listen/download the audio file here

This week's RV Hour podcast, hosted by CEO of Giant Recreation World, Larry McNamara, is perfect for wine lovers and RV enthusiasts alike! In Episode 91, we delve into RVing Through Wine Country: Best Destinations for Wine Lovers. Whether you're looking for scenic vineyard tours, discovering RV-friendly wineries, or planning the ultimate wine-tasting road trip, this episode is packed with insights and tips for creating the perfect wine adventure on wheels! But that's not all—we'll also be featuring some incredible deals from GRW's Hot List! This week, we've got an exciting offer: a New 2025 Forest River 134BHX in Winter Garden, FL, on sale for only $14,999—that's just $34 a week! Plus, all new and select pre-owned units come with our Lifetime Warranty at no cost to you. These deals won't last long, so make sure to check them out! Don't miss out on these amazing offers and wine-touring destinations—whether you're an RV veteran or a first-timer, there's something for everyone! Tune in for tips, recommendations, and exclusive deals, and visit any of our 3 locations in Palm Bay, Ormond Beach, or Winter Garden. Always online at www.GiantRecreationWorld.com.

John and A.J. are visiting more breweries in Temecula Valley, like Bare Knuckle Brewing, Aftershock Brewing, and Black Market Brewing! The boys also talk about the SoCal breweries they're excited for that will be serving exclusive brews at FirkFest this year, plus many more shenanigans on episode 145 of Beer Belly! Be sure to ⁠get tickets to FirkFest 2024⁠, which is happening October 5th in Anaheim. Last year was a ridiculously fun time and we can't recommend attending enough! Come say hi and have a drink with us! The official ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Beer Belly Patreon⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ is now LIVE! Subscribe today to get access to our bonus show, Beer Belly: Last Call, months early. Thanks for your support! Send in your questions and comments, so we can talk about them on the show! Hit up the ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Beer Belly Linktree⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ for more ways to connect, watch, and listen! BeerBellyPod@gmail.com Featured Brewery: ⁠Harland Beer⁠

GUEST LINE-UP: Tom Eddy - Owner & Winemaker, Tom Eddy WineryDevin Parr - Temecula Valley: Southern California's Wine Country If yo u cannot see the audio controls, listen/download the audio file here

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On this episode of March Forth with Mike Bauman, Mike chats with Steven Aripez and Jeremy Habig! Steven and Jeremy are the champions behind the Temecula Valley Film Festival. Revived and revamped by Steven and Jeremy in 2023, the festival provides a platform to showcase the work of both emerging and established filmmakers, as well as foster a community of artists, film enthusiasts, and filmmakers in the Temecula Valley. In October 2024, the Temecula Valley Film Festival will be back again at Temeku Cinemas in Temecula, California. Follow the Temecula Valley Film Festival on Instagram @temeculavalleyfilmfestival. To stay up-to-date with info on the festival, or to submit your film, visit https://temeculavalleyff.com/. To watch a teaser trailer for Steven's independent horror film "The Director's Cut," visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EJWvWe-kCI. You can watch the full film now on Tubi! Follow Mike on Instagram @marchforthpod. To stay up-to-date on the podcast and learn more about Mike, visit https://linktr.ee/marchforthpod. Thanks for listening! If ya dug the show, like it, share it, tell a friend, subscribe, and above all, keep the faith and be kind to one another.

Craig Elsten, Chris Reed, and Raphie Cantor gather on the Sunday after the Storm split a series with the Stockton Ports, each team taking three games a piece. But questions remain - Will .500 be good enough for a Cal League playoff spot? Does Leo De Vries want it enough? Are Wyatt Hoffman and Nick Vogt actually BETTER than we think? And why did Rosman Verdugo steal from the working people of Temecula Valley? It's a scorcher of an episode, tune in!

Pastor Tim Thompson, 412 Church, Temecula Valley and host of "Our Watch" radio program joins Greg in part one discussing the importance of faith in politics.  Deborah Pauly, Attorney, President and Founder of Conservative Patriots of Orange County joins Greg in part two discussing the current civil unrest.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week JD Harkey, CEO of Drake Enterprises and Vice President of Rancho California Water District, joins Darcy and Darcy. JD farms and manages over 450 acres of wine grapes, avocados, citrus, and olives in the greater Temecula Valley. Elected to the Rancho California Water District Board of Directors in November of 2022, JD shares his challenges regarding the cost of water to Southern California AG and the direct impacts rising rates have on local family farmers, the community, as well as to the $2 billion local economy. Darcy V. and JD compare farming notes, they all join in some common water talk, and overall, it's a Grape Day in Temecula.We Grow California Podcast is paid for by the Exchange Contractors Federal PAC and Exchange Contractors State PAC and is not authorized by any candidate or candidate committee.

Email Us:dbahnsen@thebahnsengroup.comwill@calpolicycenter.orgFollow Us:@DavidBahnsen@WillSwaim@TheRadioFreeCAShow Notes:What was and was not true when Donald Trump blasted California, Gavin Newsom at CPACSelf-Proclaimed ‘Dissident' Trump Rails on Newsom, Calls Migrants' Languages a ‘Horrible Thing'Newsom defends Biden, says "he's doing everything he needs to do"Newsom unveils multistate ad campaign to fight abortion travel restrictions in red statesAre Gavin Newsom backers raising money for a possible Democratic presidential bid?Gavin Newsom faces another recall threat in CaliforniaDem Senate hopeful says Laken Riley killing alone shouldn't 'shape' immigration policyHeritage Foundation on illegal immigration and crimeWhat you need to know about California's Proposition 1John Fund: School Battles Pit Parents against Teachers'-Union BossesTeachers union halts support for LAUSD candidate, who has more online posts to explainCritics attack Breed's billionaire-backed police ballot measure as dangerous to publicHow San Francisco staged a surprising comebackSilicon Valley job boom ends for now as employment growth slows down: reportTemecula school district can continue to ban critical race theory for now, judge rules

Isaiah Williams is the Owner of zen zone massage, he's been a massage therapist for 8+ years with an undergrad in athletic training & exercise science, doing 20+ modalities in one massage. He's passionate about movement & healing as a collective & practices it daily. He specializes in enhancing your quality of life. BOOK HERE Teveka Melanson H.H.P, L.M.T (Holistic Health practitioner, licensed Massage Therapist) has 27+ years of experience in the healing arts as a holistic health practitioner and licensed massage therapist.  She has thousands of hours of schooling and 10's of thousands of hours of therapeutic hands on treatment.  She has worked and studied all over the United States, in almost every field of massage therapy and with all walks of life.  Her mission is to spread the healing benefits of massage therapy and help guide her clients on their own wellness journey in a safe and supportive environment.  Teveka now works at a top tier spa in Temecula Valley's wine country called Grapeseed Spa. BOOK HERE She has also started a non profit for women veterans called Mighty Women Veterans where she combines adventure, camaraderie and wellness to help our women veterans heal, grow and thrive in their lives.  Ashlynn Allen kicks divorce & betrayal in the teeth. With her real world example of what's possible after betrayal & how to live boldly with compassion & forgiveness while being boundaried & free from the past. She is an advocate for women who want to live a life full of adventure & freedom. Come listen to her perspectives while she has conversations with those she loves & respects who share their #bethebuffalo moments that may just help you shift your own journey in a beautiful way. Follow her on social media at HERE Retreats with her at HERE Mentor with her at HERE Move "Beyond Betrayal" with her at HERE --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ashlynn-allen/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ashlynn-allen/support

Jennifer Wiersma felt the call during covid to step up and take a leadership role where she lives in Temecula Valley. Her three kids were now grown, and her cancer seemed to be under control, so she started knocking on thousands of doors. She got elected, and now is in a position to help protect kids from critical race theory, transgender ideology, comprehensive sex ed, and other teacher union influences in schools. She says how about we focus on reading, math, history and vocational training. Go to her website jen4tvusd.com and her Instagram at jen4tvusd. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wilson Creek Winery In this episode, Rob and Scott explore a wine from California's lesser known Temecula Valley, namely the Wilson Creek Winery Winemaker's Select Chloe Vineyard Viognier.  So come join us, on The Wine Vault.

The Temecula California incident is one to cringe at. Governor Newsom fined Temecula Valley school board $1.5 for rejecting new curriculum. Under Mandate from the governor, the state would be fining the Temecula Valley Unified School District in an ongoing battle over a social studies curriculum that involves gay rights activist Harvey Milk.And Please support this channel by sharing it & by purchasing a copy of "If It's Broken Don't Fix It" By Mr Noriega https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/if-its-broken-dont-fix-it-sinhue-noriega/1116503700?ean=2940149097692 previously banned for 10 years, please pick up a copy and support this podcast. If you can't afford a copy, just ask and a copy will be sent to you norcomwest@yahoo.comI ask you to help my little podcast by becoming a member. In this way I can shut off unsavory car ads promoting Trans-Ams. https://patreon.com/professorzero?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=join_link

Temporary homeless shelter in Golden Hall set to shut down, New project could help with relocation. Days after being threatened by $1.5 million fine, Temecula Valley school board adopts new curriculum.2,000 gallons of sewage spills into Mission Bay, prompting water-contact closure.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Temecula Valley USD School Board rejects social studies book with a section on Harvey Milk.  Gov. Newsom mailed them the books and wants the district to pay $1.5 million.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Interview: Katy Grimes/California Globe joins to discuss the social studies book battle between Gov. Newsom and the Temecula Valley USD School Board.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

DeMaio has the latest on Gavin Newsom and the Temecula Valley Unified School District.

This episode is the first of the six-part series where we explore American Viticultural Areas (AVAs) that may not be as understood as they should be. We'll start with Temecula Valley where I talk to Devon Parr about this AVA, what's going on there, how it all happened, and what the future looks like. Thanks, Devin for chatting with me! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The West Coast Cookbook & Speakeasy Podcast for our especially special Daily Special, River City Hash Mondays is now available on the Spreaker Player!Starting off in the Bistro Cafe, DeSantis continues to sneer he will “destroy leftism,” but he's far from the only right-wing figure using violent political rhetoric.Then, on the rest of the menu, the outcry over a recycling plant next to a historic Watts high school appears to finally gain traction; the Temecula Valley, California school board voted to leave over 11,000 students without a history textbook because it mentioned Harvey Milk; and, the California attorney general accused Florida of “state-sanctioned kidnapping” for trafficking over a dozen asylum seekers to Sacramento.After the break, we move to the Chef's Table where an award-winning Hong Kong journalist won an appeal in a rare court ruling upholding media freedom in the territory; and, hundreds of thousands of people marched in an anti-government protest in Warsaw, Poland, to show support for democracy.All that and more, on West Coast Cookbook & Speakeasy with Chef de Cuisine Justice Putnam.Bon Appétit!The Netroots Radio Live Player​Keep Your Resistance Radio Beaming 24/7/365!"I was never a spy. I was with the OSS organization. We had a number of women, but we were all office help."-- Julia Child

A former Playboy model alleges Bill Cosby drugged and sexually assaulted her and another woman at his home in 1969 suing him under a new California law suspending the statute of limitations on sex abuse claims. FRIDAY FABULOUS FLORIDA POLITICAL ANALYSIS with Jim Avila and Michael Shure Culture Blaster, Michael Snyder, swings in with movies, television and music reviews.0:00 SF problems, PHX water, Temecula Valley school, Spelling Bee28:35 Kim's News39:48 Cosby News44:45 Friday Fabulous Florida1:03:10 Politics w/Jim Avila & Michael Shure1:32:13 Kim's News1:46:00 Movies w/Michael Snyder

Happy Wine Wednesday! I am back with a new wine series that is perfect for upcoming Spring Break trips and hot girl summer plans. Today is the first episode of my California wine region tour, where I go through 4 (maybe 5) of the major wine regions in California starting from down South and working my way up to the North. I talk about what exactly makes them famous for growing grapes for wine, what types of grapes they are well known for, and describe the overall vibe/atmosphere incase you are planning on visiting these regions. These episodes are perfect for anyone, even if you just want some recommendations for wineries to visit at these locations.... I got you! If you loved today's episode feel free to leave me a five star review and don't forget to follow my socials @thechattyfox_ ! Wine of the Week: "Wilson Creek" Almond Sparkling Wine Sources: https://www.ttb.gov/wine/american-viticultural-area-ava#:~:text=An%20American%20Viticultural%20Area%2C%20or,affect%20how%20grapes%20are%20grown. https://www.celebritycruises.com/blog/california-wine-regions https://raceroster.com/events/2023/71745/35th-annual-run-through-the-vineyard temeculawines.org Theme music by: Kevin MacLeod Great Jazz selections from Kevin MacLeod's royalty-free Creative Commons licensed website http://incompetech.com

Simply Kneaded Performance Therapy offers therapeutic pan relief with two locations within the Temecula Valley area. Stop by at either location: 31141 Temecula Parkway, Temecula, Ca. 36068 Hidden Springs Road in Wildomar. Simply Kneaded is a Platinum business member registered on the LouddMouth.com online business directory. To Find out more info, set an appointment or post a review Search: Simply Kneaded on LouddMouth.com  LouddMouth.com 10 for 10 - is a series commemorating 10 years of Louddmouth online. The series features interviews of 10 minute or more mini interview segments Highlighting Platinum Network Business Members on the online business network website directory.- LouddMouth.com  Advertise Your Business with Affordable Advertising on the #1 Small Business Network: LouddMouth.com ~  The Voice for Local Search to Connect Local Businesses, Providing Local Savings! 

Surrounded by 63 acres of carefully tended vines, South Coast Winery in Temecula elevates the Southern California winery experience to Napa levels and beyond. What makes our grapes so special is the combination of the rich Southern California soil and generous Temecula Valley sunshine. Pair this stunning atmosphere with South Coast Winery's talented winemakers and you get beautiful wines that you simply cannot find elsewhere. We are the proud recipient of the Golden State Winery of the Year by the California State Fair in the California Commercial Wine Competition. This is an unprecedented fifth win of this title by any California Winery.

“We've come a long way since our opening in 2000,” says Bill Wilson, founder and co-owner of Wilson Creek Winery. “And, while much has changed here at the winery and in the valley, our focus, our mission is exactly the same as when we first started.” That focus has paid off with Wilson Creek Wines winning prestigious awards. Wilson Creek's Petite Sarah won “Best Red in the Valley,” at the annual Temecula Valley Winegrowers' Association Awards. Wilson Creek is one of only a few wineries in Southern California to receive a 90-plus ratings for its wines from Wine Enthusiast Magazine. Fairly new to Wilson Creek, our Library room offers a guided sit down wine tasting of these library wines that are not offered to the general public. Wilson Creek prides itself on offering a multi-dimensional wine experience. We welcome those new to wine and take them through a wine journey as they develop and expand their palate. We also focus on wine education. Wilson Creek is the only winery in the Temecula Valley that offers training to guests in all aspects of wine making through our Wine Academies. Our Winemaker and Vineyard Manager are professors at two area colleges. Wilson Creek Winery has also been active in the community since its inception. The winery has won Temecula Valley's “Business of the Year” four times. The winery is involved with numerous charitable events each year raising thousands of dollars for charities One thing that won't change at Wilson Creek it the commitment to family. Almost the entire Wilson family has been involved with the winery since the beginning. On any given day, you will find Matriarch Rosie Wilson with her dog perusing the grounds, or any number of Wilsons at work behind the scenes. “We started the business as a family project, and everyone pitched in from day one,” says Wilson. “Through the years it has become a tradition to treat our guests as our extended family and make family a big part of the Wilson Creek experience.” Like the fine wines it serves, Wilson Creek Winery keeps getting better with age.

The passion that exists within every bottle of Doffo wine originates from their Italian ancestors who immigrated to Argentina in the early 1900s. Marcelo's grandfather, Bernandino, settled in Pampas, Argentina where he grew soybeans and corn and raised cattle. Marcelo grew up on that land, and it was there that his love and dedication to the art of cultivation began. As a young man, Marcelo immigrated to the United States and began a new life journey. In 1994 he visited the old country in the northern region of Turin, Italy and discovered that like every good Italian, his great uncle still made wine the old fashioned way in his basement. Marcelo returned home anxious to try his hand at winemaking, creating his first batches in his garage. By 1997 he had expanded his knowledge and developed his skills as a winemaker, and was awarded the silver medal from the Orange County Wine Society.This experience and honor sealed his fate. That same year he purchased an old cattle ranch in Temecula, California, complete with an historic one-room schoolhouse. The schoolhouse reminded him of a similar place he attended as a small child in Argentina. Starting with bare property, Marcelo painstakingly prepared the soil and installed trellises and irrigation lines by hand. He then planted his first vines of Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah with a small percentage of Petit Verdot and Cabernet Franc. Four years later, Marcelo was proud to introduce his first wine, calling it “Mistura.” Marcelo's philosophy has always been that good wine making begins in the vineyard. From hand-planting each vine to the meticulous daily attention, Marcelo, his son Damian, and their crew take great care to produce intensely rich fruit that truly expresses their commitment to making world class wine. Doffo Winery produces small batches of wine in comparison to many other wineries in Temecula Valley, and the attention to detail that this affords results in bold, complex wines.

Welcome to Season 3: Episode 12 where Luis interviews church-planting friends, Dave and Elena Reynolds. Dave and Elena Reynolds have served in church planting for over three decades. They have launched three churches and sent out many planting teams. They have launched two planting centers and a national Greenhouse Church movement. They currently work with Alliance Church Multiplication in the west and in the South Pacific District. Dave is also a musician and plays gigs both solo and also with his son in the beautiful wine country of the Temecula Valley. Dave and Elena have three grown children and live in Southern California. Enjoy the episode and the conversation about church planting in the digital age. Thank you for listening! Please like, share, subscribe to Keeping It Simple, and check out our Patreon. To contact us, please email media@simplechurchcollective.com or visit simplechurchcollective.com Music produced by Jesse Calentine, find him on Instagram: @Jessecalentine

Nestled in the picturesque rolling hills of the De Portola Wine Trail – the famed ‘Wine Row” of Southern California's spectacular Temecula Valley wine country – Fazeli Cellars soars as a state-of-the-art winery offering a combination of stunning architecture, breathtaking scenic beauty and the finest selection of boutique wines the region has to offer.Bizhan “BJ” Fazeli fulfilled a life-long passion in the acquisition and development of his Temecula vineyards/winery. Since its first vintage in 2006, Fazeli Cellars today boasts more than 20 varietals of boutique wines from Cabernet Sauvignon to Sauvignon Blanc, Petite Sirah to Mourvedre, and Viognier to Chardonnay that have earned numerous prestigious festival competition awards – and the loyalty of enthusiasts across the region.BJ built Fazeli Cellars to reflect pride for his own rich cultural heritage. The result is a unique combination of Modern Moorish architecture and ambiance that honors ancient Persian traditions, while paying tribute to the contemporary character of California as is reflected on the back label of all his wines “Ancient traditions of Persia rooted in the modern expression of California.”Wine tasting and dining are enjoyed in a luxurious setting where panoramic windows overlook Temecula's spectacular vistas. Grand-scale events are presented with exquisite flair in Fazeli Cellars' extraordinary banquet facilities. And wedding ceremonies – a Fazeli Cellars and Winery mainstay – are lovingly conducted in magnificent park-like surroundings against a backdrop of Temecula Valley's dazzling splendor. The winery also houses Baba Joon's kitchen – Fazeli Cellars' A-rated Persian-Mediterranean inspired lunch destination.Exquisite, award-winning world-class boutique wines…superb dining in an airy atmosphere…luxurious settings for an unforgettable wine-tasting experience… unparalleled wedding grounds and wedding event facilities…and a state-of-the-art banquet hall for large-scale private or corporate events to public concerts – Fazeli Cellars is a valley jewel located in one of Southern California's most majestic travel getaway destinations.What began as a family day trip in 2001 has burgeoned into one of the Temecula Wine Region's most prestigious and celebrated wineries. When BJ and his family originally toured the Temecula Valley, it was just for a relaxing day trip to explore the local wine country and at the time no one in the Fazeli family could have imagined that this simple getaway would serve as the beginning of a life-changing adventure.The Fazeli's fell in love with the Valley and purchased land to grow some grapes and maybe make a little wine however, BJ Fazeli has never understood the meaning of the word “little”. Connecting with his Persian ancestry, BJ Fazeli chose the Shiraz grape as the benchmark grape for his winery. From there, Fazeli Cellars' commitment to excellence has transformed his winery into home for high quality wines that pay homage to the rich cultural heritage of Ancient Persia – with roots firmly planted in modern Southern California.Originating from his native Persia (now Iran), BJ Fazeli's entrepreneurial acumen propelled his career as a pioneering executive in direct response marketing where he founded one of the industry's most successful businesses, as well as launched art galleries and a successful restaurant in London. Through it all, Fazeli Cellars is BJ's crowning achievement, a glowing tribute to his rich heritage and love for his Southern Californian home.What started out as a hobby became a passion – and passion became Fazeli Cellars.

Nestled in a 40-acre vineyard, Danza del Sol Winery is located on the De Portola Wine Trail in the heart of Temecula Valley, just 45 minutes from San Diego. Our winery reflects the spirit of “The Valley” rustic, authentic and bold.Originally Filsinger winery founded in 1978. Sold and founded Danza Del Sol in 2010. Original Vinyard planted in 1972, Sauvignon blanc still in production. First on De portola rd.

Greg's Christmas show with Pastor Tim Thompson from 412 Church, Temecula Valley.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bill Wilson is the CEO of Wilson Creek Winery, located in the heart of Temecula Wine Country. The family business started in 1996 and now owns 90 acres and sells over 75,000 cases of wine each year. It also welcomes more than 1,500 visitors every weekend. Aside from leading Wilson Creek Winery, Bill serves on several Temecula Valley boards sharing his experiences, such as the 20/20 vision, the Temecula Valley Visitors Bureau, the Temecula Valley Winegrowers Association, and the Temecula Valley Water Board. In this episode with Bill Wilson How can you launch a winery in a city when people do not even know it exists? It may seem impossible, but there are many ways to make it happen. It's one thing to bring a portion of your money to put up a business, but it's an even bolder move to invest every penny your family has to launch a winery. You must go to great lengths to make it work, and today's guest proves how he succeeded and thrived in an unmapped city. In this episode of the Legends Behind the Craft podcast, Drew Thomas Hendricks welcomes Bill Wilson, CEO of Wilson Creek Winery, as he talks about how this family-owned business started over two decades ago. Bill also shares the challenges they faced, the story of the famous almond champagne, and how the pandemic helped them.

Pastor Tim Thompson, 412 Church, Temecula Valley joins Greg.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week at The Gents Game - We talk Sanderson Farms, we talk about the fall schedule and how we wish golf had a true off-season. We talk LIV Bangkok, we go over the format for LIV Miami and potential California LIV destinations for 2023. We look ahead to the Shriners and Chris and Ricky share DFS picks. We talk the worst wines in the Temecula Valley and why Ricky's wife would know...This and so much more.

It can be tough to move on from being a top-producing real estate agent to becoming a team owner or business leader. After all, you've likely found a formula for success that works for you, and stepping out of production can feel like a risk. Yet, when you're in production, it's easy to get bogged down with the day-to-day transactions that you get sidetracked in achieving your goals for the team. As a leader, you need to step back, look at the big picture, and stay laser-focused on your long-term vision and objectives.  And to scale your real estate business and take it to the next level, you need to surround yourself with the right people and have the right systems in place.  Brian Charlesworth joins Andrew Lewis, Founder, Owner, and CEO of Performance Real Estate, as he shares tips on how to make the transition from being in production to scaling your own team, his take on where the market is headed, where his team is at, what his vision is for his business. Top Takeaways: (03:54) How to surround yourself with the right people (12:17) Why agents should consider looking into opportunities that will allow them to level up (18:38) Who are the people you need to hire today (19:30) Andrew's take on the current market conditions (24:30) Why the future of real estate is real estate teams (28:36) Why this market is giving teams a massively unfair advantage over solo agents (30:30) The two things every real estate team must have in their business (31:04) Why tracking your numbers is crucial (33:10) Andrew's last words of advice Connect with Andrew Lewis Website: https://performanceregroup.com/ Email:  andrew@performanceregroup.com Phone: (951) 237-0292 About the guest: Andrew Lewis graduated from DeVry University with a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration and Small Business Entrepreneurship.  Prior to entering the real estate world, He was a pharmaceutical sales representative for a Fortune 500 company. He also spent several years as a professional race car driver, racing in the upper divisions of NASCAR. Andrew's previous work experience allowed him to develop top-level customer service, innovative marketing techniques, and superior negotiating skills.  These qualities help ensure his clients receive the best possible deals and the highest level of service and communication.  Today, Andrew Lewis is a top-producing Realtor® specializing in the sale of new and existing homes within Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, and San Diego Counties.  He is also the Founder, Owner, and CEO of Performance Real Estate, the number one Digital Real Estate Group in Temecula Valley.

Introducing Chaplain and Missionary Lisa Stewart Lisa's history of saying “no” to the Lord What she gained by choosing to say yes to the Lord What she learned about the Lord, herself, and others during her journey Thirty-two years ago, Lisa and her husband moved their family of five from the suburbs of Chicago to the beautiful Temecula Valley. They settled into a local church where they served in many capacities. Ten years later, the Lord called Lisa into short-term missions…something she never imagined she would do! In the past twenty years, Lisa has led more than 50 short-term mission trips to countries all around the world for the purpose of helping people find and follow Jesus. Lisa has witnessed the width, depth, and breadth of God's immeasurable love for everyone. She also serves as an ordained chaplain offering hope to those needing emotional, physical, and spiritual care within her church and local community. Lisa loves serving her local and global communities, she also enjoys the most sacred privilege of having her children and grandchildren close by. We are now a family of fourteen who absolutely love barbecuing, playing, exploring, taking walks, and vacationing together – no matter how loud and crazy it may get! Brought to you by J.C. Cooley Foundation  "Equipping the Youth of Today for the Challenges of Tomorrow"Support the show: http://www.cooleyfoundation.org/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

DIANE STRAND, the award-winning Executive Producer at JDS Studios & TV show Spirit of Innovation, The majority owner of JDS Video & Media Productions, Inc / JDS Actors Studio and the founder of nonprofit JDS Creative Academy, and two-time bestselling author from California, in California, will join us to discuss entrepreneurship, and providing pathways for career opportunities in the visual, performing and digital arts. FROM HER WEBSITE: "Diane Strand is the majority owner of the multi-award winning JDS Video & Media Productions, Inc. The Producer at JDS Actors Studio and Founder of the nonprofit 501c3 JDS Creative Academy. In addition, Diane is the Creator and Executive Producer of the show Spectrum of Innovation news and information for Riverside and Digifest Temecula.JDS Video & Media Productions, Inc. was established in May of 2003, with her partner in both life and business, Scott Strand. Their multi award winning corporate video company was built mostly on word of mouth; some of their local clients include Abbott Vascular, City of Temecula, Temecula Chamber, MSJC, Cal State San Marcos and Temecula Valley Hospital. In January 2010, Diane started a Drama Club program with Scott, which launched in the Temecula Unified School District. There was such a huge response that they decided to create an Actors Studio for all ages to learn the technique and craft of Acting, which is now known as JDS Actors Studio. JDS Actors Studio has launch well over 100 actors into mainstream Film, Television, Commercial and Theater acting careers and provided well over 700 students in the Temecula Valley creative enrichment, self-confidence and leadership skills through acting classes. In 2014, Diane founded and launched the nonprofit 501c3 JDS Creative Academy (JDSCA), which offers education, training & apprenticeship, programs in all disciplines of visual, performing and digital arts. JDS Creative Academy located at JDS Studios, services the entire Temecula Valley and surrounding regions with a mission to inspire, educate, and enhance achievement in video production and workforce development by providing job skills and hands-on training in the visual, performing and digital arts. JDSCA works with foster and at-risk youth, autistic young adults, developmentally disabled adults and mainstream populations both youth and adults, creating cross- collaborative enrichment, workforce training, and a creative safe environment for all. Diane founded the Digifest Temecula Event in 2017, and created and launched the web series program Spectrum of Innovation in 2018 through JDS Creative Academy." www.jds-productions.com

DIANE STRAND, the award-winning Executive Producer at JDS Studios & TV show Spirit of Innovation, The majority owner of JDS Video & Media Productions, Inc / JDS Actors Studio and the founder of nonprofit JDS Creative Academy, and two-time bestselling author from California, in California, will join us to discuss entrepreneurship, and providing pathways for career opportunities in the visual, performing and digital arts. FROM HER WEBSITE: "Diane Strand is the majority owner of the multi-award winning JDS Video & Media Productions, Inc. The Producer at JDS Actors Studio and Founder of the nonprofit 501c3 JDS Creative Academy. In addition, Diane is the Creator and Executive Producer of the show Spectrum of Innovation news and information for Riverside and Digifest Temecula.JDS Video & Media Productions, Inc. was established in May of 2003, with her partner in both life and business, Scott Strand. Their multi award winning corporate video company was built mostly on word of mouth; some of their local clients include Abbott Vascular, City of Temecula, Temecula Chamber, MSJC, Cal State San Marcos and Temecula Valley Hospital. In January 2010, Diane started a Drama Club program with Scott, which launched in the Temecula Unified School District. There was such a huge response that they decided to create an Actors Studio for all ages to learn the technique and craft of Acting, which is now known as JDS Actors Studio. JDS Actors Studio has launch well over 100 actors into mainstream Film, Television, Commercial and Theater acting careers and provided well over 700 students in the Temecula Valley creative enrichment, self-confidence and leadership skills through acting classes. In 2014, Diane founded and launched the nonprofit 501c3 JDS Creative Academy (JDSCA), which offers education, training & apprenticeship, programs in all disciplines of visual, performing and digital arts. JDS Creative Academy located at JDS Studios, services the entire Temecula Valley and surrounding regions with a mission to inspire, educate, and enhance achievement in video production and workforce development by providing job skills and hands-on training in the visual, performing and digital arts. JDSCA works with foster and at-risk youth, autistic young adults, developmentally disabled adults and mainstream populations both youth and adults, creating cross- collaborative enrichment, workforce training, and a creative safe environment for all. Diane founded the Digifest Temecula Event in 2017, and created and launched the web series program Spectrum of Innovation in 2018 through JDS Creative Academy." www.jds-productions.com

On this episode of Informed Dissent, Dr. Jeff Barke and Dr. Mark McDonald welcome Pastor Tim Thompson from 412 Church or Temecula Valley in Southern California. Tim is a patriot, a fighter, and host of the weekly show called "Our Watch with Tim Thompson" featuring timely and topical guests providing valuable and actionable information. Listen now to episode #84 of Informed Dissent to find out how this dynamic pastor is making an discernable impact on elections in his local area and how he is modeling for other pastors, or you... the boots-on-the-ground patriot. Listen now to continue to build on your very own Informed Dissent. Support the show

Jeff Bristol was raised in Temecula Valley, CA, where played soccer, football, baseball and excelled in wrestling. In high school, he was named an All-American wrestler and went on to wrestle at the University of Davis where he placed in the Pac 10 Conference and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Sociology and Organizational Studies. Jeff began working at Fitness Quest 10 in 2011 as a Director of First Impressions, and he will be the first to tell you Fitness Quest 10 changed his life. After a decade-long battle with addiction, joining the team at FQ10 and being surrounded by a positive community and embedded in a culture of growth and acceptance changed his life! Shortly after joining the team, he knew he had found his purpose and became a certified personal trainer by ACE. Jeff quickly became the busiest trainer on staff and began wanting to grow into a leadership role on staff. In 2018 he transitioned in the General Manager role which led Jeff to partnering with Todd and becoming the co-owner of Fitness Quest 10 in 2021.  Jeff is committed to leading the team by growing and cultivating the one-of-a-kind culture at Fitness Quest 10 while still enjoying training anyone from kids, moms and dads, working professionals and retirees, to all levels of athletes. Jeff is dedicated to Fitness Quest 10's mission to change lives and seeks to help everyone get the most out of their health and fitness journey.

Jessica Foote is a born and raised San Diegan who now lives and works in the Temecula Valley. She is a top producer who currently runs a single-team brokerage that launched during COVID 19. In this episode, she shares her journey into real estate, what it was like to start her own brokerage, she believes sets Native apart from other brokerages, her long-term plans to take Native global, the key steps to starting your own brokerage, the three most important actions for agents to take to grow their business, what it's like being an agent for professional athletes, the sacrifices she believes real estate agents need to make to be successful, her surprising answer for something an agent should never sacrifice doing, the main doubt she still experiences that's been a challenge as she's built her brokerage, the biggest game-changing tech she's incorporated into her business, and more.   Resources Mentioned: Native Real Estate Jessica Foote on Instagram Elevate Church Podcast Calm App MasterClass Ruby Greg McKeown | Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less   Let's Connect: Instagram Badass Women of Real Estate Facebook Group Sell More Live More Coaching Website

Welcome to Keeping It Simple Season 2 Episode 10! This episode is an interview with Dave and Elena Reynolds who have deep roots in the Christian & Missionary Alliance. Dave and Elena Reynolds have been married 35 years and have three adult children. Together they have planted three churches in Southern California and led them to health and multiplication. In 2021, they got to celebrate the 30 year anniversary of their first church in Huntington Beach, Ca. They have started two church planting centers (Northwest Church Planting, Southwest Church Planting) to assess, coach, train, and support leaders. Dave has also served as the national church planting director for The Alliance and currently leads regional church planting in the West. In 2018 they launched Faith Community, a micro church that reaches people online and in the community. David and Elena live in the Temecula Valley of Southern California. This episode has a lot of nuggets of wisdom for church planting in a traditional setting and a microchurch/simple church setting. Take notes as you listen because there is more good than can be remembered! Below are links Dave mentioned at the end of the episode for further connection and staying up to date on Faith Community! Thank you for listening! Please like, share, and subscribe to Keeping It Simple. To be in contact with us please email media@simplechurchcollective.com or visit simplechurchcollective.com for more information! Stay tuned for more episodes! Music produced by Jesse Calentine, find him on Instagram: @Jessecalentine https://daveandelenareynolds.com/ Facebook.com/ourfaithcommunity

Tom Rudnai is the President of Temecula Valley Toyota. Tom discusses The Temecula Valley Way, hiring strategies, and the state of automotive. This episode originally aired at Fixed Ops Roundtable Fast and Furious in April 2021.

Tom Rudnai is the President of Temecula Valley Toyota. Tom discusses The Temecula Valley Way, hiring strategies, and the state of automotive. This episode originally aired at Fixed Ops Roundtable Fast and Furious in April 2021.

Episode #5 - Part 1 - God's Grace Healing Rooms. Special Guest Dick and Jan Lauletta Richard and Jan are the Directors of God's Grace Healing Rooms. They have been ordained by Third Day Churches International and are under their leadership. The last twelve years have been an exciting journey of faith. Through the current prayer team of 30 members representing several churches in the Temecula Valley, God is performing miracles and restoring lives to wholeness. Men, women and children have been set free from sickness, pain and bondage. Many have found the Father's grace, love and healing. ​ GodsGraceHealingRooms.com GodsGraceHealingRooms@gmail.com Saturdays 10am - 12pm Temecula, CA 951-816-1517

Episode #6 - Part 2 - God's Grace Healing Rooms. Special Guest Dick and Jan Lauletta Richard and Jan are the Directors of God's Grace Healing Rooms. They have been ordained by Third Day Churches International and are under their leadership. The last twelve years have been an exciting journey of faith. Through the current prayer team of 30 members representing several churches in the Temecula Valley, God is performing miracles and restoring lives to wholeness. Men, women and children have been set free from sickness, pain and bondage. Many have found the Father's grace, love and healing. GodsGraceHealingRooms.com GodsGraceHealingRooms@gmail.com Saturdays 10am - 12pm Temecula, CA 951-816-1517

San Diego County/Temecula Valley: Lindsay Herrell One of my top five go-to Realtors for SoCal residents looking to make a move, Lindsay is connected to all the excellent out-of-state agents featured on the Eyes West podcast. Working throughout San Diego County and Temecula Valley, she is a dedicated professional!

This week our special guest is contemporary romance author Suzanne Winslow. Suzanne has just released her debut book, Burned (Smoke and Fire Series Book 1). The book is very well written, and a sweet story about second chances and blended families. Suzanne is a fairly new reader of J.D. Robb's "In Death" series, but has some great insights to share! We discuss how Eve and Roarke started their own families, first Roarke with Summerset, then Eve with Feeney and Mavis. Eve and Mavis' relationship puzzles AJ...but it makes perfect sense to Suzanne. We all love Peabody, but who doesn't? Jen feels like McNab is one of the most underrated characters of the series. Both Jen and Suzanne love Baxter, and may have to fight over him, while AJ much prefers Jake Kincaide, (but that's a bit of a spoiler). Eve has a good mother figure in Mira, and we all love how Eve has a bit of a crush on Mr. Mira. For Roarke, the sad part is that he doesn't seem to have many friends. he has Richard and Elizabeth, but they are not around much. So we're so happy that Nora gave Roarke a whole big biological family in Ireland. We also all love Brian Kelly. We also talk about how their family circle is growing with Mavis and Leonardo's daughter, Bella, and discuss the ever present question of "when are Eve and Roarke going to have a baby?" Suzanne brings up Summerset as Roarke's father figure...the character we love to hate. Undeniably, Summerset and Roarke have a special and unbreakable bond. We do think that despite everything, Summerset and Eve really do like each other. After all, Eve did advocate for Summerset when he had a broken leg and wanted the cat. Jen as a lifelong Michigander, is thrilled to find out that Suzanne's whole "Smoke and Fire" series is set in Grand Rapids, which is where Jen lives! AJ is in Southern California, and she and Suzanne talk about the gorgeous Temecula Valley wine country! Look for Suzanne's next book, "Bailout," to be released in January 2021 on Amazon. You can find Suzanne at: SuzanneWinslow.com, on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/AuthorSuzanneWinslow/, on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/suzannewinslowauthor/.