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Unreal!  We've made it seven seasons thanks to YOU!    Join us for a glass of wine as we look back on another incredible season!  We'll be back for a LOADED Season in 8 in just a couple of weeks.  TAKE THE DRY FARM CHALLENGE DURING THE BREAK!For clean, refreshing wines: https://www.dryfarmwines.com/homemakerchic Dry Farm Wines is wine supplier that sources organic, biodynamic, naturally yeasted, low-sugar, lower-alcohol wines from all over the world. Dry Farm Wines finds boutique, family-owned, small-scale wineries and bring their wine to the US for our tasting pleasure. This is supporting regenerative agriculture at it's finest and it tastes delicious. As Dry Farm customers, we get to share in their love for organic, natural and traditionally made wines. Better, not more! This is guilt-free wine, my friends. Paleo, Keto, and diet-friendly. You must try Dry Farm Wines MUCH better wines. You can get either 3, 6, or 12 bottles delivered to your door monthly. Drink Dry Farm Wines with Ang and Shaye!  https://www.dryfarmwines.com/homemakerchicTHANKS TO OUR SPONSORSThe Elliott Homestead Cooking Community / cook.theelliotthomestead.com This is for those home cooks out there who would love some new inspiration, ideas, and motivation in the kitchen. Each month, I create five brand new, whole-food, price-conscious, from-scratch recipes each month and either ship them to you physically in the mail or deliver them to your inbox – whichever you prefer.Toups & Co  www.toupsandco.com Coupon Code: HOMEMAKER  Toups and Co. is your one-stop online shop for all things natural and organic. They do things differently! This is a company created by my friend Emily who has taken quality ingredients in makeup, skincare, and more to an entirely new level.SHOW SOME LOVEHomemaker Chic is made possible by our Patrons. If you'd like to show some love to the podcast for just $10 a month, and get video forms of all the episodes and much more, you can do that over on Patreon right here. THANK YOU Patrons – we love you! If you'd like to submit topic requests, you can do that by emailing Shaye and Angela at info@homemakerchicpodcast.comSOCIAL LINKSAngela www.parisiennefarmgirl.comoldworld.parisiennefarmgirl.comwww.youtube.com/c/ParisienneFarmgirl/featuredInstagram @parisiennefarmgirlShayewww.theelliotthomestead.comwww.youtube.com/c/Theelliotthomestead/featuredInstagram @shayeelliottshayeelliott.com

Well, you asked for it.  Two hours of us hashing out our thoughts on being working moms.  What does it mean?  What's the history behind working moms?  How do we all do all that we do?  Join us and hold onto your socks as we formulate many thoughts live in today's continuation of this conversation.CUE THE WINE MUSIC 'cause we're gonna need it!For clean, refreshing wines: https://www.dryfarmwines.com/homemakerchic Dry Farm Wines is wine supplier that sources organic, biodynamic, naturally yeasted, low-sugar, lower-alcohol wines from all over the world. Dry Farm Wines finds boutique, family-owned, small-scale wineries and bring their wine to the US for our tasting pleasure. This is supporting regenerative agriculture at it's finest and it tastes delicious. As Dry Farm customers, we get to share in their love for organic, natural and traditionally made wines. Better, not more! This is guilt-free wine, my friends. Paleo, Keto, and diet-friendly. You must try Dry Farm Wines MUCH better wines. You can get either 3, 6, or 12 bottles delivered to your door monthly. Drink Dry Farm Wines with Ang and Shaye!  https://www.dryfarmwines.com/homemakerchicTHANKS TO OUR SPONSORSTRADE COFEE: www.drinktrade.com/homemakerLet Trade curate coffee just for you!  Take the quiz, let them know your style and they will select freshly roasted coffee and deliver right to your door at PEAK freshness!  We LOVE Trade coffee for our mid-show lattes and you'll love it every day!The Elliott Homestead Cooking Community / cook.theelliotthomestead.com This is for those home cooks out there who would love some new inspiration, ideas, and motivation in the kitchen. Each month, I create five brand new, whole-food, price-conscious, from-scratch recipes each month and either ship them to you physically in the mail or deliver them to your inbox – whichever you prefer.Toups & Co  www.toupsandco.com Coupon Code: HOMEMAKER  Toups and Co. is your one-stop online shop for all things natural and organic. They do things differently! This is a company created by my friend Emily who has taken quality ingredients in makeup, skincare, and more to an entirely new level.SHOW SOME LOVEHomemaker Chic is made possible by our Patrons. If you'd like to show some love to the podcast for just $10 a month, and get video forms of all the episodes and much more, you can do that over on Patreon right here. THANK YOU Patrons – we love you! If you'd like to submit topic requests, you can do that by emailing Shaye and Angela at info@homemakerchicpodcast.comSOCIAL LINKSAngela www.parisiennefarmgirl.comoldworld.parisiennefarmgirl.comwww.youtube.com/c/ParisienneFarmgirl/featuredInstagram @parisiennefarmgirlShayewww.theelliotthomestead.comwww.youtube.com/c/Theelliotthomestead/featuredInstagram @shayeelliottshayeelliott.com

Bee Radio Reader: Winter Bees! (88) Thank you to Meghan Milbrath and American Bee Journal for this article from January 2020: https://americanbeejournal.com/the-greatest-generation-winter-bees/ Subscribe to American Bee Journal here: https://www.dadant.com/catalog/books-subscriptions/american-bee-journal kind regards to each of you and THANK YOU PATRONS for making this podcast possible!   -- Please become a "Friend of the Podcast" on Patreon and join the folks who make the podcasts possible! In addition to huge gratitude, you get: • BONUS podcast or early access episode every month! • Access to Patreon • blog posts including "Tip of the Week" • Special Q&A posts to ask me questions about YOUR bees • Input on the podcast topics • Shout-outs on the show because I appreciate you!    You can support this podcast you are able to share $1 or up a month, please sign up today: https://www.patreon.com/fiveapple -- About Beekeeping at Five Apple Farm: Leigh keeps bees at 3000' in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina with around a dozen-ish stands. Hives are managed for bee health with active selection for vigor, genetic diversity and disease resistance. The apiary is self-sustaining (not needing to buy/catch replacement bees since 2010) and produces honey and nucs most every year.

Well, you asked for it.  Two hours of us hashing out our thoughts on being working moms.  What does it mean?  What's the history behind working moms?  How do we all do all that we do?  Join us and hold onto your socks as we formulate many thoughts live. (A part I and part II) CUE THE WINE MUSIC 'cause we're gonna need it!For clean, refreshing wines: https://www.dryfarmwines.com/homemakerchic Dry Farm Wines is wine supplier that sources organic, biodynamic, naturally yeasted, low-sugar, lower-alcohol wines from all over the world. Dry Farm Wines finds boutique, family-owned, small-scale wineries and bring their wine to the US for our tasting pleasure. This is supporting regenerative agriculture at it's finest and it tastes delicious. As Dry Farm customers, we get to share in their love for organic, natural and traditionally made wines. Better, not more! This is guilt-free wine, my friends. Paleo, Keto, and diet-friendly. You must try Dry Farm Wines MUCH better wines. You can get either 3, 6, or 12 bottles delivered to your door monthly. Drink Dry Farm Wines with Ang and Shaye!  https://www.dryfarmwines.com/homemakerchicTHANKS TO OUR SPONSORSJoin Angela's OLD WORLD DESIGN SOCIETY / oldworld.parisiennefarmgirl.com A unique combination of a magazine publication and a private online design group with private lessons taught by Angela! -The Old World Design Society is a place for individuals who cherish the elements of a bygone era. Visit oldworld.parisiennefarmgirl.com Grab the Summer edition NOW!American Blossom Linens / americanblossomlinens.com / Coupon Code: HOMEMAKERCHIC20 Summer is here.  We are line drying or linens or lounging in bed after a long day of gardening and we are doing both of these things with our American Blossom Linens.  Invest ONCE, enjoy for a lifetime.JOVIAL FOODS http://www.jovialfoods.com Jovial Foods is the top supplier of einkorn flours, einkorn pasta, Italian olive oils, prepackaged einkorn snacks, and the top-rated gluten-free pasta line.SHOW SOME LOVEHomemaker Chic is made possible by our Patrons. If you'd like to show some love to the podcast for just $10 a month, and get video forms of all the episodes and much more, you can do that over on Patreon right here. THANK YOU Patrons – we love you! If you'd like to submit topic requests, you can do that by emailing Shaye and Angela at info@homemakerchicpodcast.comSOCIAL LINKSAngela www.parisiennefarmgirl.comoldworld.parisiennefarmgirl.comwww.youtube.com/c/ParisienneFarmgirl/featuredInstagram @parisiennefarmgirlShayewww.theelliotthomestead.comwww.youtube.com/c/Theelliotthomestead/featuredInstagram @shayeelliottshayeelliott.com

It's Thursday and we're catching up on some pretty heavy emotions.  Turns out sometimes not only do you have to stop and smell the roses, you have to stop and grieve change too.CUE THE WINE MUSIC!For clean, refreshing wines: https://www.dryfarmwines.com/homemakerchic Dry Farm Wines is wine supplier that sources organic, biodynamic, naturally yeasted, low-sugar, lower-alcohol wines from all over the world. Dry Farm Wines finds boutique, family-owned, small-scale wineries and bring their wine to the US for our tasting pleasure. This is supporting regenerative agriculture at it's finest and it tastes delicious. As Dry Farm customers, we get to share in their love for organic, natural and traditionally made wines. Better, not more! This is guilt-free wine, my friends. Paleo, Keto, and diet-friendly. You must try Dry Farm Wines MUCH better wines. You can get either 3, 6, or 12 bottles delivered to your door monthly. Drink Dry Farm Wines with Ang and Shaye!  https://www.dryfarmwines.com/homemakerchicTHANKS TO OUR SPONSORSAna Luisa www.analuisa.com/homemaker for 10% off.  Show off your beautiful jewelry on Friday's with #ultrafemininefriday.   Their pieces are timeless, affordable and fall under our podcast motto of ‘better, not more'. New jewelry collections are released every Friday so celebrate our #ultrafemininefriday with us by visiting analuisa.com/homemaker for 10% off.The Elliott Homestead Cooking Community / cook.theelliotthomestead.com This is for those home cooks out there who would love some new inspiration, ideas, and motivation in the kitchen. Each month, I create five brand new, whole-food, price-conscious, from-scratch recipes each month and either ship them to you physically in the mail or deliver them to your inbox – whichever you prefer.SHOW SOME LOVEHomemaker Chic is made possible by our Patrons. If you'd like to show some love to the podcast for just $10 a month, and get video forms of all the episodes and much more, you can do that over on Patreon right here. THANK YOU Patrons – we love you! If you'd like to submit topic requests, you can do that by emailing Shaye and Angela at info@homemakerchicpodcast.comSOCIAL LINKSAngela www.parisiennefarmgirl.comoldworld.parisiennefarmgirl.comwww.youtube.com/c/ParisienneFarmgirl/featuredInstagram @parisiennefarmgirlShayewww.theelliotthomestead.comwww.youtube.com/c/Theelliotthomestead/featuredInstagram @shayeelliottshayeelliott.com

One of our most requested episodes?  Our thoughts on pacing, posturing, and preparing for home projects.  HOW to stay stane, inspired, and KIND through what can be a challenging process.CUE THE WINE MUSIC!For clean, refreshing wines: https://www.dryfarmwines.com/homemakerchic Dry Farm Wines is wine supplier that sources organic, biodynamic, naturally yeasted, low-sugar, lower-alcohol wines from all over the world. Dry Farm Wines finds boutique, family-owned, small-scale wineries and bring their wine to the US for our tasting pleasure. This is supporting regenerative agriculture at it's finest and it tastes delicious. As Dry Farm customers, we get to share in their love for organic, natural and traditionally made wines. Better, not more! This is guilt-free wine, my friends. Paleo, Keto, and diet-friendly. You must try Dry Farm Wines MUCH better wines. You can get either 3, 6, or 12 bottles delivered to your door monthly. Drink Dry Farm Wines with Ang and Shaye!  https://www.dryfarmwines.com/homemakerchicTHANKS TO OUR SPONSORSAmerican Blossom Linens / americanblossomlinens.com / Coupon Code: HOMEMAKERCHIC20Summer is here.  We are line drying or linens or lounging in bed after a long day of gardening and we are doing both of these things with our American Blossom Linens.  Inveset ONCE, enjoy for a lifetime.JOVIAL FOODS http://www.jovialfoods.com Jovial Foods is the top supplier of einkorn flours, einkorn pastas, Italian olive oils, prepackaged einkorn snacks, and the top-rated gluten-free pasta line. OLD WORLD DESIGN SOCIETY / oldworld.parisiennefarmgirl.com A unique combination of a magazine publication and online support group -The Old World Design Society is a place for individuals who cherish the elements of a bygone era. Visit oldworld.parisiennefarmgirl.com Grab the Spring edition before it's gone on 6/19SHOW SOME LOVEHomemaker Chic is made possible by our Patrons. If you'd like to show some love to the podcast for just $10 a month, and get video forms of all the episodes and much more, you can do that over on Patreon right here. THANK YOU Patrons – we love you! If you'd like to submit topic requests, you can do that by emailing Shaye and Angela at info@homemakerchicpodcast.comSOCIAL LINKSAngela www.parisiennefarmgirl.comoldworld.parisiennefarmgirl.comwww.youtube.com/c/ParisienneFarmgirl/featuredInstagram @parisiennefarmgirlShayewww.theelliotthomestead.comwww.youtube.com/c/Theelliotthomestead/featuredInstagram @shayeelliottshayeelliott.com

What does Jane Austen have to say about health, glow, and exercise?  What IS the 'bloom of full health'? Find out with us today as we launch Season SEVEN with our favorite gentleman of gentlemen, author Bryan Koslowski.  We're going to chat about the Jane Austen Diet and why it's good for EVERY homemaker.CUE THE WINE MUSIC!For clean, refreshing wines: https://www.dryfarmwines.com/homemakerchic Dry Farm Wines is wine supplier that sources organic, biodynamic, naturally yeasted, low-sugar, lower-alcohol wines from all over the world. Dry Farm Wines finds boutique, family-owned, small-scale wineries and bring their wine to the US for our tasting pleasure. This is supporting regenerative agriculture at it’s finest and it tastes delicious. As Dry Farm customers, we get to share in their love for organic, natural and traditionally made wines. Better, not more! This is guilt-free wine, my friends. Paleo, Keto, and diet-friendly. You must try Dry Farm Wines MUCH better wines. You can get either 3, 6, or 12 bottles delivered to your door monthly. Drink Dry Farm Wines with Ang and Shaye!  https://www.dryfarmwines.com/homemakerchicTHANKS TO OUR SPONSORSAna Luisa www.analuisa.com/homemaker for 10% off.  Show off your beautiful jewelry on Friday's with #ultrafemininefriday.   Their pieces are timeless, affordable and fall under our podcast motto of ‘better, not more’. New jewelry collections are released every Friday so celebrate our #ultrafemininefriday with us by visiting analuisa.com/homemaker for 10% off. Toups & Co  www.toupsandco.com Coupon Code: HOMEMAKER  Toups and Co. is your one-stop online shop for all things natural and organic. They do things differently! This is a company created by my friend Emily who has taken quality ingredients in makeup, skincare, and more to an entirely new level.The Elliott Homestead Cooking Community / cook.theelliotthomestead.com This is for those home cooks out there who would love some new inspiration, ideas, and motivation in the kitchen. Each month, I create five brand new, whole-food, price-conscious, from-scratch recipes each month and either ship them to you physically in the mail or deliver them to your inbox – whichever you prefer.SHOW SOME LOVEHomemaker Chic is made possible by our Patrons. If you’d like to show some love to the podcast for just $10 a month, and get video forms of all the episodes and much more, you can do that over on Patreon right here. THANK YOU Patrons – we love you! If you’d like to submit topic requests, you can do that by emailing Shaye and Angela at info@homemakerchicpodcast.comSOCIAL LINKSAngela www.parisiennefarmgirl.comoldworld.parisiennefarmgirl.comwww.youtube.com/c/ParisienneFarmgirl/featuredInstagram @parisiennefarmgirlShayewww.theelliotthomestead.comwww.youtube.com/c/Theelliotthomestead/featuredInstagram @shayeelliottshayeelliott.com

To view the entire episode in video form, become a Patron of Homemaker Chic right here.Spilled Eggs and Secret Salsa.   We did WHAT?  Join us as we recount our memorable Mother's Day experiences (including lots of sweating and an HGTV Marathon) and then we move on to some rather awkward confessions of rotten chicken stock, Shaye's 8 dozen spilled eggs, and how Ang closed the drawer on spilled salsa... literally.CUE THE WINE MUSIC!For clean, refreshing wines: https://www.dryfarmwines.com/homemakerchic Dry Farm Wines is wine supplier that sources organic, biodynamic, naturally yeasted, low-sugar, lower-alcohol wines from all over the world. Dry Farm Wines finds boutique, family owned, small scale wineries and bring their wine to the US for our tasting pleasure. This is supporting regenerative agriculture at it’s finest and it tastes delicious. As Dry Farm customers, we get to share in their love for organic, natural, and traditionally made wines. Better, not more! This is guilt free wine, my friends. Paleo, Keto, and diet friendly. You must try Dry Farm Wines MUCH better wines. You can get either 3, 6, or 12 bottles delivered to your door monthly. Drink Dry Farm Wines with Ang and Shaye and get a free bottle with your first order!  https://www.dryfarmwines.com/homemakerchicTHANKS TO OUR SPONSORSOLD WORLD DESIGN SOCIETY / oldworld.parisiennefarmgirl.comSPRING PRE-SALE GOES LIVE on 3/26!  GET YOUR PRINT VERSION! The Old World Design Society is a place for individuals who cherish the elements of a bygone era. It’s for people who live by the motto that ‘new is not always better’ and have a collective love for the lived-in spaces and heirloom pieces that make a ‘house’ a ‘home’. Craving inspiration? Velvet sofas, gilded frames, ironstone, hand-sewn linens, vintage books, regal estates, and charming cottages? As a part of the Old World Design Society, you’ll have access to rich, inspiring creativity and education and, best of all, you’ll meet friends who speak your language. Enjoy a quarterly publication (paper or digital), online group support, design challenges, early access to Angela’s Private Collection Sales and more! Get your Winter edition before it’s GONE and get your SPRING COPY before they sell out!SHOW SOME LOVEHomemaker Chic is made possible by our Patrons. If you’d like to show some love to the podcast for just $10 a month, and get video forms of all the episodes and much more, you can do that over on Patreon right here. THANK YOU Patrons – we love you! If you’d like to submit topic requests, you can do that by emailing Shaye and Angela at info@homemakerchicpodcast.comCHEERS!

The maindeck cards overfloweth. On this episode Nick and Zak finish up the Strixhaven review with help from Blake and Guy from The Wizard Staff Podcast. What cards are we excited about? Is there any new tech for existing decks? What does this set mean for design moving forward? Listen to this behemoth of an episode and find out!! BIG, huge, gigantic shout out to Alex Whiteclay for all the help theory crafting, deck building, and offering opinions and takes. We love and appreciate your help. Spoiler season would not be as enjoyable without you there. You can check out some words about commander by him here. We have a review for C21, but it will be hosted by The Wizard Staff! We'll let you all know when that goes live. Yes, we get pretty drunk.  And of course, THANK YOU PATRONS!! We love you and couldn't do gargantuan episodes without your love and support. NOW LETS GET BREWING!! Follow Commander Theory on Tumblr, Twitter.Our YouTube has videos for even more Commander content!If you like our podcast, please support us on Patreon!If you're planning on shopping with TCGPlayer, you can support the show by using our affiliate link. It costs you nothing and earns money for the show!The opening theme is Lincoln Continental by Entrophy (now Nic Cage on Soundcloud)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/commandertheory)

Today Jim and Dave share how they are using Supercast for different projects and that seems to be a simple, yet powerful alternative to Patreon.  SPONSOR: Get a branding audio at podcastbranding.co 00:49 Sponsor: PodcastBranding.co 02:37 Mugshot: Dogpodcastnetwork.com 03:07 Supercast Patreon Alternative 08:56 Multiple Options? 12:42 Realistic Expectations 15:33 Donations 21:44 Solo Podcasts 24:09 Thank You Patrons 26:58 Great Reviews On My Book 27:32 Idea for Podcasts 28:21 Jim's Thinking about this camera 29:38 Dave's New Camera 33:24 Different Attitudes Apparent in Clubhouse 35:05 Chris From Amateur Traveler 37:17 Chris' Experience with Patreon 42:50 Podcasters are one extreme or the other 46:33 Omaha Recording Studio webberized.com Support The Show Become a Patron! Go to www.askthepodcastcoach.com/awesome Need a one-time donation link? See  www.askthepodcastcoach.com/store

At the edge of the world, one person stands to face the mysterious foggy abyss that is the sea. This is the isolating, maddening, treacherous job of the lighthouse keeper. And although automation has relegated much of this harrowing work to occupational history, there are many bizarre, creepy and mysterious happenings that make up the lantern-lit library of lighthouse lore. From first hand accounts of occult vandalism and ghostly restroom requesters at West Quoddy Head Lighthouse, to the classic and captivating ghost girl hauntings/ lost lighthouse keeper spirits of the Seguin Lighthouse, we explore the mystery and possible explanations behind the seemingly supernatural phenomena in the craggy mists of these iconic places, and discuss the kraken, fortean fog, and all matter of paranormal at the prosperous of landly existence. Join us, won't you? Also.. halloween decor preferences, Chris gets touched at night, and Trent Reznor is corpuscular GET EXPANSION EPISODE2.17 | Freaks of the Fog and Time Traveling Mists GET FULL SHOW NOTES https://beliefhole.com/haunted-lighthouse-lore-and-waters-of-the-occult TIMESTAMPS 5:45|TOPIC INTRODUCTION – Lighthouse Mysterious / Fortean Fog 7:33 | Chris gets touched at night 9:05 | Lighthouse keeper isolation can lead to insanity  9:35 | Why we aren’t covering the Flannan isle lighthouse mystery 14:25 | Why lighthouses are so mysterious/ supernatural at times 15:13 | What’s coming up: Haunted lighthouses and George ‘Bubba’ Eaton’s Story 17:15 | Train conductors are on a feeding conveyor for the paranormal. Think about it! 20:47 | Bubba’s Haunted Lighthouse and Mysterious Strangers | Story 31:56 | Expansion Preview | Freaky Fog Stories/ Time Slips and Creatures 34:28 | Discussion on Ted Gunderson – Occult Ritual Abuse, SRA Whistleblowers, difference from Wiccans and other ‘practitioners of magic/magicjk’ 37:34 | ‘Real Witches’ article reading – more discussion on small town ‘satanism’ / occultism/ ‘devil worship’ 47:23 | Patron Stinger – River 51:04 | Lingering Lighthouse Spirits 52:08 | Honey, Please Stop Playing that Song | Seguin Lighthouse | STORY 58:30 | Figures in the Fog| Ghost Girl and the Lighthouse Keeper | STORY 1:01:20 | Coast Guard corroboration of hauntings/ more stories and lore 1:06:31 | Strange Fog Stories/ Inexplicable Phenomena – More Expansion Preview 1:08:51 | Thank You Patrons!

This week's show would like to direct you to Off We Go. Visit www.offwego.co for more info. This Podcast is brought to you by our supporters on Patreon. Without them, you would be forced to listen to murder mystery or economics shows for the rest of your life. If you want to become a Patron, see the show notes below for the link. Thank You Patrons!!!!!! Police brutality, race riots, trouble with Iran, trouble with Russia, SR250s.... yep, we're going back to 1980! When the cocaine was good and the fashion was bad. You can engage the next generation of riders and ignite a rich imagination, all while learning with your favorite little one. reading that's fun for kids of all ages! Find out more at : https://mimiandmoto.com/ Book a bike. Ride the World. Our favorite peer-to-peer rental service has made riding easier! If you aren't on Twisted Road yet, use the code WIGGINS when you register and receive a FREE DAY of riding!! If you're already a user, get a $25 credit when you refer a friend! Find out more at: https://www.twistedroad.com/ Thanks to our supporters on Patreon. Without them the show would not be possible. IF you want to become a patron, visit www.patreon.com/creativeriding tell a friend about the show! You can find us on iTunes, SoundCloud, Spotify, Tune In, Stitcher, Google and many other podcast apps. To contact the show: creativeridingpodcast@gmail.com (740)563-2858 FB/IG: @creativeridingpodcast Twitter: @Creative_Rider

Big thanks to everyone who entered and voted in our first ever Let 'er Riff contest! We'll be doing more promotions and giveaways in the future. Remember! If you dig the show and want to support us, head over to patreon.com/thetonecontrol! You can also join our Discord server which is open and free to everyone! Come hang and talk with us about guitar stuff! DISCORD: https://discord.gg/yy4brEM PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/thetonecontrol The winner of the let ‘er riff contest is….??!?! Round 1 of Delaney mixes are back. A few things to update but sounds great! We’re in the home stretch. (stab: Caroline Shigeharu) Fender is discontinuing Ash in production model guitars (stab: DBA Interstellar Overdriver) The remaining inventory will be used on “select, historically appropriate vintage models” A steady and predictable supply of ash has been hard to obtain Ash trees are at risk due to an invasive beetle Strymon Compadre (stab: Fat Drive) Compressor/Booster! All analog sound with digital control Two analog compressor circuits: Studio and Squeeze Studio: Smooth compression based on vintage rack gear. Squeeze: Hard compression typical of compressor pedals. Boost EQ switch lets you choose which frequencies are impacted by the boost Treble: Tightens bottom end by boosting mid to high frequencies Mid: Fattens tone by pushing midrange forward Flat: Full range frequency response Independent footswitches for each side Toggle switch for clean or dirty boost VCA Volume control via expression pedal (no scratchy pots!) 3 presets via Strymon Multi-Switch, 300 presets with MIDI. Pedal Genie Dwarfcraft Devices Super Wizard Temple Audio LED Lights (stab: Walrus Audio Luminary) This has probably been out for a while but I just found it RGB LED Light strip for your pedalboard with a regular 9VDC center negative connector on it so it’ll tap right into your power supply Includes remote and cable ties THANK YOU PATRONS! Jeffrey Wright Sean Wright Steve Huffman Righteous Ryan Johnson Kyle McIntyre Jonas Sabatini Eric Girabaldi Doug Gann Doug Christ Doug King OG Friend of the show Brian Rizzi --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thetonecontrol/message

My name is Commander Shepherd, and this is my favorite podcast on the Citadel. How we made it 5 years in without doing a Mass Effect episode is beyond us but we brought on David Matthews of The Black Techies podcast to crash into a deep discussion of the Mass Effect series, it's themes, and more. Housekeeping (2:30) Join our Discord server Follow us on Twitch Consider supporting TRG on Patreon Rate/Review the Show What Have We Been Playing (4:25) David dives into the world of Control on PC and climbs the leaderboards in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. Logan threatens Adam with snowballs. Adam finally gets into the Titanfall 2 campaign. Logan discusses how to "git gud" in Sekiro. What Have We Been Reading (17:50) David gets into how technology can trip us up in 12 Ways Your Phone is Changing You. Adam discusses the importance of studying the Bible and knowing it from Confronting Christianity. Logan discusses how God is the definition of creative from Ezekiel 1. Topic - Mass Effect Series (32:18) Mass Effect is a massive series. The guys discover a variety of topics such as the standout characters of the series and their experiences with the games. The guys also discuss the controversy surrounding the game's M-rating and the importance of our choices. Thank You Patrons (1:22:00) Thank you to the following patrons for supporting us on Patreon: Alex Castellanos, Andrew Steedman, Ashley Kronenbitter, Caleb Schmidt, Christopher Commander, Collin Gregory, Connor Felty, David Matthews, Derek Smith, Eric Bryant, Folic Acid (new), Gareth Evans, Jake Walker, James Barker, Jesse Penu, Joanne Monroe, Josh Broccolo, Klay Brandon, Lava Burner (new), Luke Strain, Mark Fromme, Matthew “White Chocolate” McDougal, Melvin Benson, Micah Hendrick, Michael Toller, Nate McKeever, Ryan1701e, Samuel Colunga (new), Wesley Rea Reco's (1:23:38) Check out The Black Techies podcast and on Twitter. Also follow David on Twitter! 12 Ways Your Phone is Changing You by Tony Reinke Lost in Space on Netflix Knives Out Follow TRG on Twitch Interact with TRG on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Website, Twitch, YouTube.

Whisky tasting, a trip to the Scottish Highlands, a knitting mishap, and podcasting in pajamas are some of the tangents this episode! Full notes with photos and links can be found in the podcast section of our shop website: TwoEwesFiberAdventures.com.  Join the community on Ravelry  or email us with your thoughts. twoewes@twoewesfiberadventures.com is our email address or you click contact us on our website. Project Updates Marsha has finished the body and one sleeve of a pullover Mountain High by Heidi Kirrmaier (again!) using The Croft Shetland Tweed by West Yorkshire Spinners that she bought at the The Yarn Cake in Glasgow. She also swatched with New Lanark Wool & Textiles DK that she bought at the mill in New Lanark, Scotland last March. She is looking for a sweater pattern for her brother. Kelly continues to work on Koru by Aroha Knits using the Dragonfly Fibers Dance Rustic Silk that she bought last year at Stitches. Somehow she began using the left chart on the right and the right chart on the left so there is about 2-3 inches that need to be ripped out. The back and two fronts of the Sonny Bono jacket are done. Kelly will definitely need more yarn for the two sleeves and collar. There is about a skein and a half left and a call to Amazing Yarns is needed. Gauntlet was thrown down by Heddicraft who finished a linen bath mitt from 2 retreats ago. So Kelly dug in her stash for NoCKRs spirit yarn with a goal to use something up before the retreat.  She is making hats from a variegated gray with soft pink, yellow and green. Acrylic yarn, called Mardi Gray. It was a full bag of 4 balls, 150 yards in each ball, so she plans at least 4 hats. Thank You Patrons! We have 21 Patrons at patreon.com/twoewes.  Patrons help us buy prizes, pay for podcast hosting, and ship prizes.  Patrons sign up for a support level starting at $3 per month. Our patrons help us make the show available for free to everyone. This month we’re giving away two prize skeins of Studio Fingering from Neighborhood Fiber Company.            Events The Winter Weave Along is ending March 31. Come chat with us about weaving in the We Sley thread on Ravelry and don’t forget to post your finished objects in the FO thread. Our first April episode will be a celebration of weaving! Recommendations Kelly recommends coming home from work and putting on your pajamas at 5:15! Also, she recommends two shows she has been watching on Amazon Prime video: Unforgotten a British police drama about solving cold cases Case Histories, also a crime drama. Based on stories by Kate Atkinson.

A Stitches recap with a Two Ewes twist.  We’ll let the others tell you about the popular knits at Stitches West. We fell in love with skulls, knitted plants and animals, and furry jackets! Plus we met some great listeners. Full notes with photos and links can be found in the podcast section of our shop website: TwoEwesFiberAdventures.com.  Join the community on Ravelry  or email us with your thoughts. twoewes@twoewesfiberadventures.com is our email address or you click contact us on our website. What did we wear on the Stitches West carpet? Marsha wore her cardigan Cloud Cover and her handspun combo spin sweater made with Simple Summer Tweed pattern. Both patterns are by Heidi Kirrmaier. Kelly wore the  Mystery Knit Along with Cozy Up Knits using the Two Ewes Replenish Rambouillet and the Running Water cardigan by Claudia Eisenkolb. What did we work on at Stitches West? Marsha exclusively worked on a pullover Mountain High by Heidi Kirrmaier (again!) using The Croft Shetland Tweed by West Yorkshire Spinners that she bought at the The Yarn Cake in Glasgow. Marsha has a finished object her Slack Tide Scarf by Poststitch for her brother Kelly worked on Koru by Aroha Knits using the Dragonfly Fibers Dance Rustic Silk that she bought last year at Stitches. However, with three traveling stitch charts, it wasn’t the best choice for social knitting. Anticipating the need for a second project Kelly brought an in-progress Mother Bear and a kit of leftover yarns. She got one bear to the point of needing some stuffing and started a second bear. What did we see at Stitches Ellen’s Wooly Wonders has fabulous patterns including Daphne’s Skull Amazing Yarns is where Kelly found her dream project. New cast on! Lady Dye Yarns had great colors and her signature “BadA$$ Knitter,” Sheep Fro, and other bags. Neighborhood Fiber Company is full of beautiful yarns as always. It’s one of our favorites. At Bay Street Yarns, Anne, spent some time talking to us about her Fire Relief yarns. Knitting on the Fringe had a wide variety of non-yarn products, including Fair Trade felted bags. New friends from Stitches The Two Ewes met some great new fiber friends including Rhonda Waipahu who came to Stitches all the way from Pennsylvania, Noelle in the double knit class who recognized Kelly’s voice, Drummer Girl Creations aka Drummergirlmakes aka Patricia was at the show with her two boys. Later the Ewes met Marisa Quiltotaku who came with their friend Marianne, and Pamela who they met briefly last year but got to talk with more this year. She came with their friend Alissa. They tried to talk the Ewes into going to the pajama party, but the Ewes couldn’t stay up that late!  They also met Sarah, Imagined Landscapes, gnome designer extraordinaire! Madrona Fiber Arts Marsha attended The Madrona Fiber Arts with her friend Kim. The show had a nice market. They stopped by the Brooklyn Tweed booth where Kim mentioned to Luigi Boccia that the sweater she made several years ago with Loft and developed holes. Luigi explained the company discovered the original Loft was too fragile and has reformulated yarn. He extended a discount to each of us to try the yarn again. So a huge thank you to Luigi for doing this and for those knitters and crocheters who may have had a similar experience, do give the yarn another try. Recommendations Algorithms of Oppression: How Search Engines Reinforce Racism by Safiya Umoja Noble. This book reads like a textbook and takes both concentration and familiarity with the academic language of social justice studies. Kelly is really enjoying this listen but has looked up words, used the repeat button, looked up phrases,, and bookmarked clips a lot! Events We will be having a Thank You Patrons episode in March with patron appreciation drawings. To become a Patron go to http://patreon.com/twoewes. We have several levels of support for those who are interested. Other ways to support the show: tell others, participate in the group, leave us feedback.

A little knitting and a lot of permission to break spinning and knitting rules. Wait--there are no rules! The Ewes share anti-racism resources, plus, listener questions and feedback to round out the show. Full notes with photos and links can be found in the podcast section of our shop website: TwoEwesFiberAdventures.com.  Join the community on Ravelry  or email us with your thoughts. twoewes@twoewesfiberadventures.com is our email address or you click contact us on our website. Project Updates Marsha continues to work on her  Cloud Cover cardigan by Heidi Kirrmaier. She is almost done with the collar and then will weave in the ends and block.  She has been spinning her  Wensleydale x Cormo x Merino fleece. It has been slow but steady progress but Kelly gives her permission to break some rules! Marsha is also planning her next project. She plans to use Imperial Ranch Columbia, a mulespun worsted weight yarn in the colorway Juniper Green. What is “mulespun”? Below are two links with for information: https://www.marrhaven.com/faq.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spinning_mule She is also thinking about starting her Snowflower by Heidi Kirrmaier using worsted yarn from Thirteen Mile Lamb and Wool. Kelly is continuing the  Mystery Knit Along with Cozy Up Knits using the Two Ewes Replenish Rambouillet.  She made only a little progress in the last two weeks but still plans to finish by the February 14th deadline. She is dreaming of her next sweater, perhaps the Koru by Aroha Knits. The Ewes share some anti-racism resources recommended through the discussion about racism in the yarn community.   The Ravelry Thread Racism and Inclusion in the Fiber Community #diversknitty and other hashtags on Instagram where the discussion started and continues Me and White Supremacy, a workbook by Layla F. Saad White Fragility by Robin di Angelo Seeing White, a series on the podcast Scene on Radio Although there was only a little knitting progress, listeners saved the day with some great questions and feedback. Momdiggity asked Marsha about how she splits braids for a combo spin so Marsha talks about that in the episode. The Ewes also had some feedback from the southern hemisphere. Leanne from South Africa shared with us about Knit-a-Square South Africa and the 67 Blankets for Nelson Mandela Day project. Aimee from New Zealand listens on her commute and was finishing up an epic project, her crocheted blanket.  Meanwhile, back on the California coast, Stella provided an interesting article by Jilian Moreno about how your knitting style affects your gauge. Events We will be having a Thank You Patrons episode in March.  We have reached a milestone and we’ll have our second quarterly drawing, this time for two winners. Patreon terms of service don’t allow us to advertise drawings for patron levels on our Patreon page so that information will be revised on the page.  However, we’ll have quarterly Thank You episodes on the show and we can recognize our patrons there. Other Events Northwest Regional Spinners Association Fleeber Farms Twisted Straight Fibers Whidbey Weavers Guild Stitches West Black Sheep Gathering

Do players intentionally find and use loaded dice? Does cooking your dice do anything other than kill your lungs and our earth's ozone layer? On this special International Edition of Discard to Reroll, we visit the darker side of Destiny when we discuss salting and baking dice - and players to try to get an unfair advantage on their opponents. We also discuss sideboards in Star Wars Destiny and a suggestion that might just be crazy enough to work. Lastly, hear Zach Bunn from Team Covenant talk about his love for Han/Rey, creating community content, and, his overall passion of the game of Destiny. A special thanks to "Your Destiny Podcast" and "Three Man Meta" for their awesome content and podcasts.THANK YOU PATRONS!Lando's High Rerollers!Anthony CarrizalesLester Ortiz-Miranda1WTForceAndrew CravensBryan WakefieldChris DeptulaChris TerwilligerColin BartoldusDannyDavid HildebrandEizigFreakshow808Hunter LeeJames A DorfJan AnnarellaJarimy SpringerJason BeltzJeremie WadeJustin AllenLee PriceMichael EskelsonMike RudinMonk's Gaming BattlefieldSamUriah Stutzman

Episode 43 "Thank You Patrons"  aka "Heather Thomas and The Chuckster Birthday" Happy Birthday Chuck! Chuck shares a story about a famous Heather Thomas (google her) poster that coincidentally set Chuck and I on to the path toward manhood.  (70's porn music) Thank you Patrons!  On Twitter and Instagram: @hylianviolinist, @theeverythingpodcast, and @ashe976.  Thank you so much for your support and PATREON pledges!  Please follow these fine people on social media to support their creativeness!   Chuck and I do a "birthday buddy" trivia quiz.  Chuck shares his birth date (Jan 26) with Eddie Van Halen (born January 26, 1955); and I share mine (May 26) with Matt Stone (Born May 26, 1971).   Honorable mention for notable new listeners: @Yetiatlarge, @the_nerdy_dude, @scottparkin. They will get some props in our next ep if I have anything to do with it.  (And I do.) Enjoy, prisoners!  (I almost left the comma out, and then it would have been a command: "Enjoy prisoners!" ha!) www.geeklifecrisis.com Take Care, Brush Your Hair #bringbackshatneraskirk #ChuckisyourSpocktoo Find us on Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr, but not Tinder. Visit our page on www.patreon.com Buy us a coffee at www.ko-fi.com Thanks again! Your buddy, Steve    

Quite a few hot topics this week, and David & Jack dive right in. Doesn’t Jack sound great?  THANK YOU PATRONS! Final Fantasy XV got delayed by 2 months, and people are generally okay with it. Sausage Party has some question to answer, because people aren’t happy with it. All this, and an explosion of […] The post Anime Podcast of Some Sort: Pokemon XYZ, or Ash Ketchum is STILL A Loser appeared first on Delta Juliet Mike Media.