Podcasts about tillamook cheese

Tillamook Cheese is giving one person the chance to win almost 2000 pounds of cheese this week!

In this episode; Adam confuses the Tillamook Dairy Company with Tilikum, the captive male orca who spent most of his life at SeaWorld Orlando, Ashley begs the question, "Where is the grit?", and they remind everyone that LaToya Jackson is always watching.

Seahawks got beat by the Rams on Sunday so, Jeetz will be blind folded and have to describe a food he's eating, if he says one of the 3 ‘BUZZ WORDS' picked by Terry, he gets shocked with an electrical dog shock collar! Listen to Jeetz electric description of a Tillamook Cheese!

Dale Baumgartener, long-time Head Cheese Maker at the Tillamook County Creamery Association, a farmer-owned cheese and dairy cooperative, talks with folklorist Jared Schmidt for his Occupational Folklife Project “Tillamook: Cheesemakers in Coastal Oregon.” He talks about growing up on a dairy farm, his start in the cheese industry, and his pride in working for a nationally respected brand like Tillamook Cheese.

We'll need to get together this morning for some discussion.  I'm apparently getting a new credit card - new bank partner.  When I do, I want you to go ahead and make those reservations for Washington Watch.  Blast this week! I have had a schedule change on a doctor's appointment today and I don't know if I'll get done fast enough to be at the WCC announcement.  I'm still going to try but it'll be close.  Talking to Nick Levandowski on spring chick issues this morning, and Pete Kappelman from LOL about Farm Bill issues they're watching and concerned about.Tomorrow I've got a paid client interview with Purina.REMEMBER - we need to combine audio for our B&B tomorrow morning.  2 voices - tell me what you envision.  We can just tag the actual World Winner and not really worry about a lot of audio specifically around that.Clips with Matt Tranel attached.For farm gals, or any woman that appreciates rural Wisconsin - it's time to take a break.  Before spring planting kicks into gear and the kids are out of school, the community of Plover is offering Savor & Sow - a weekend agventure retreat.  Pam Jahnke talks to organizer, Malorie Paine, about why they developed the option and who they partnered with.There's more to judging cheese than meets the eye.  Jill Allen is a cheese judge that came from Tillamook Cheese in Oregon to help at the World Champion Cheese event.  She says she cleanses her palate between samples with sparkling water, but every judge is different.  She also says it doesn't take her long sampling an entry before she knows if it's a winner.Wisconsin, of course, is hoping for the title at the world event.  Steve Stetler would love to see that.  He's a Master Cheesemaker at Decatur Dairy in Brodhead and his Muenster curds topped the Open Class at the event.  He talks to Charitee Seebecker about why the event's so special.They may not officially be in session, but work continues on policy that could impact agriculture.  Stephanie Hoff gets an overview with Jordan Lamb from the Welch Group on where she's channeling her energy. Matt Tranel from EverAg in Platteville joins Pam Jahnke for an update on what news is driving dairy markets. Buyers are sitting still with these lower prices, and dairy producers should be signing up for a guaranteed payback on the Dairy Margin Coverage Program.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Wisconsin - We like cheese. It's who we are. But have you ever thought about what actually makes cheese good besides that you like the taste of it? There's a lot that goes into actually judging cheese. Jill Allen of Tillamook Cheese in Oregon is serving as an official judge for this year's World Championship cheese contest. She shares some insight into what she looks for. "When we judge cheese, we're not just assessing its flavor and texture. We're deciphering the journey it has undertaken, from the passion of its makers. This underlying narrative is what truly distinguishes a remarkable piece of cheese from the rest."  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

CLAPPERS REJOICE! Shain is Project Pat and Seth scams Tillamook Cheese.

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Clogs are having a moment: #Clog has over 60 million views on Tiktok, and celebrities like Bella Hadid and Jennifer Garner are wearing them regularly. But can Portland take credit for one of 2022's biggest trends in footwear? Today on the show, we're talking about Portland's unique love affair with clogs, from the feet of workers at the Tillamook Cheese factory to their high fashion moment in the 1970s punk scene. Our guide will be Mark Casperson, whose family has been making and selling custom clogs at the Multnomah Leather Shop for generations. Want some more Portland news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter, Hey Portland. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Good News: A Swiss company has used a non-chemical method to decontaminate a 2.5 acre plot of irradiated land at Chernobyl, Link HERE. The Good Word: A very important quote from Mister Rogers. Good To Know: Some amazing facts about the long history of cheese making! Good News: A recent passenger flight from Chicago to […]

Welcome today's Beacons Jodi Murphy and Jennifer Denny--my two sisters.  We have a chat about some of our favorite things.  Yes, the "Sound of Music" soundtrack should be playing through your head at this point :) What you will get from this episode:  TONS of good ideas, links and conversations.  The things mentioned will help keep you organized, keep your feet safe and comfortable, and wow your friends with an amazing rice crispy treat recipe.   Links are listed below for the things we mention in this episode.  I have no affiliates with any of these companies (meaning we don't get paid for mentioning them).  This is all in good fun.  Enjoy! Jenni's Favorites: (and special recipe) Magnolia Network on Discovery+ Johnnyswim, Home On the Road, Zoe Bakes, Magnolia Table, The Lost Kitchen 5 Year Journal -One Line a Day -  Brooks athletic running  socks Every Dollar Budgeting App Weekly meal & schedule- adapted from The Neat Little Nest Weekly Reset  Meat browning utensil thing - Ground beef chopper  Olive & June Nail Polish  Spotify Playlists- from instagram and podcasters blogs White Farmhouse, Lazy Genius,  Bri McKoy and The Nester Christos Pizza Escape to the Chateau on HGTV for current episodes  and all episodes on Peacock TV  Brown butter deluxe rice crispy treats Delux Brown Butter Rice Crispy Treats ¾ cup butter - divided 16 oz bag of marshmallows 1 t vanilla ¾ t  kosher salt- if using unsalted butter 5 cups rice crispies 5 cups corn flakes 1 cup choc chips In dutch oven or stew pot brown 1 stick (½ cup) butter. For details on brown butter, check this out on  Allrecipes  Turn off heat and stir in ½ stick (¼ cup) butter until melted. Over low heat add bag of marshmallows and stir to melt and combine completely. Turn off heat and add vanilla.  Add rice crispies and cornflakes. Gently fold in to cover cereal completely. Add choc chips. Gently stir. Add to lightly greased 9x13 pan. Lightly tap treats in pan with wet hands- keep loose. Let cool and cut into squares and enjoy. Can add sea or pink salt to the top before serving.  Jodi's Favorites: School/Office SuppliesTUL pens Full Focus Planner (Michael Hyatt) Power Sheets Black Butte Ranch Wooden puzzles like these Curly-ish hair products/routineWet hair Sun Bum 3 in 1 Leave In  TIGI Catwalk “Curls Rock Amplifier” Blow dryer with diffuser Book relatedGoodreads for tracking reading books Library ToolsLibby and Hoopla for audio Placing books on hold, especially before they are released so you're at the top of the list Recent Helpful ReadThe Tech-Wise Family: Everyday Strategies for Putting Technology in Its Place - Andy Crouch AllRecipes (ex. lemon bundt cake)Can search by a lot of different variables See how others rated a recipe People give tweaks that are also voted on that help fine tune recipes PodcastsThe Alisa Childers Podcast Every Little Thing (lots of random info) FBI Retired Case File Review Office Ladies YouTube Channel: The Minimal Mom Cari's Favorites: 1. Brooks Running Shoes:  https://www.brooksrunning.com 2. Tillamook Cheese:  www.tillamook.com 3. Canva (design app):  www.canva.com  also an app in the apple app store 4. Navaris Magnetic Dry Erase Board.  https://www.amazon.com/Navaris-Magnetic-Dry-Erase-Board 5. SonXtronic Running Headphones: https://www.amazon.com/SONXTRONIC-Xdr-8000-Vertical-Ultralight-Headphones 6. The Book:  "Someday is not a day of the Week:  10 Hacks to Make the Rest of Your Life the Best of your Life."  by Sam Horn.  Available on Amazon.  Also follow her on LinkedIn 7. Audacity--free opensource audio software.  Record and edit your audio. https://www.audacityteam.org/ 8. Salt & Straw Ice Cream:  https://saltandstraw.com 9. Powel's Books: https: www.powells.com If you enjoyed this episode, let us know about it!  (and if you want more episodes like this). Jenni is on IG @: jennidenny Jodi is on IG @: clive4ever I'm on IG @: cari.normand You can also email me at beaconsofbravery@gmail.com  

Tillamook Cheese is celebrating Natl Cheddar day by selling 40 pound wheels of cheese...a 90 yr old man paid $10,000 to buy full page ads in the WSJ to complain about his slow internet...and a copy cat guy has Gorilla Glued a keg cup to his lips!

Super Familiar with The Wilsons: A chat show for the rest of us.Hello all, The Wilsons stan autumn and aren't afraid to show it. We also learn about cussin' parrots, exploding houses, and personal protective snakes. Then Amanda subjects Josh to her homemade cocktails and Josh responds exactly as she had hoped...all for your amusement.Shout-outs this episode: The Try Channel, The Adventure Zone, Pinterest, A Scary Home Companion Podcast, Tillamook Cheese, I Just Want to Talk Podcast, and knock-off brand alcohol the world over.It's great craic.Our Theme Music is "Una Mañana Dorada" by Silva De Alegria and all other music is by Andrew Wilson.Find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/wilsonspodcast on instagram at instagram.com/thewilsonspodcaston twitter at https://twitter.com/wilsons_doand on YoutubeContact us! superfamiliarwilsons@gmail.comWe are part of a network of Gainesville Podcasts...check it out and listen to more great content. The ImaGNVille Podcast Network: www.ImaGNVille.com

Howdy Sprinklez!!! This is it! The third and final special episode series where I invited friends and family members to tell you about their latest favorite streaming programs: Sprinklez-Con 3000!!! Two of my dear cousins recommend two very different shows: NETFLIX Orginal: DEAD TO ME and FOX's THE ORVILLE. Along with fabulous Tasty-Treat-Sensations, including Tillamook Cheese and Ice Cream! So jump into your compfy chair with some tasty snacks, listen, enjoy and repeat!!! Our next episode will be back to our usual format :) Where to find Tillamook cheese/ice cream near you: https://www.tillamook.com/where-to-buy.html

Welcome to the fifth episode of the Fap podcast. Today we cover a case with a slightly personal connection to Ember. The case of Edward Paul Morris who killed his family just before Christmas in the Tillamook forest. Sit with us as we reveal his cold confession and why he did what he did. Our music was composed by Jason Lampley at jasonlampley.com. Check him out for all of your music needs. Our Logo was made by Kayla who is also cofounder in the just killin time subscription box. Be sure to follow them on social media all at justkillintime, and sign up for your own true crime box at justkillintime.org !! We will be talking about them every month when our true crime boxes show up! If you or someone you know needs a great product for their beards, look no further than Badass Beard Care. Veteran owned and supported, get some free samples, just pay shipping and let them know Quinn Hammond sent you. To see their full list of products visit badassbeardcare.com for more information. Follow us on twitter, instagram, and facebook all at thefappod and join our facebook group “the FAP lounge” for games and interaction. You may hear your name on the show in the future. If you have anything you would love for us to cover on the podcast email us thefappod@gmail.com Massive thank you to our patreon buds. If you want to join the FAP crew you can at https://www.patreon.com/TheFapPod Our current list of supporters: Sean, Diane, Alison, Sonia, Abigail, Sam, Danielle, Kendra, Sarah, Tiffany, Tara, and the MAUL PODCAST Alexandra and Benjamin. Hear their podcast on apple podcast, stitcher, google play, or anywhere else you can find podcasts. Simply search MAUL podcast as they dive into mysteries and urban legends. Thank you to everyone else who helped make this podcast possible. We are nothing without the support of those helped us and continue to help us. The easiest way anyone can get us out there is to rate, review, and subscribe. If you like what you hear, share us with a friend! Until next time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We get Royal Stein's cousin - comedian Alex Stein - into the Magnodome to talk Fibs Brothers, the beach, and cheese

I spoke with Los Angeles' finest daughter: comedian, artist, and animator Casey Jane Ellison.  She told me about going to art school at SAIC, how she managed to host Touching the Art for the Ovation Network, living a V-Files lifestyle, and how everyone is a conceptual artist. This week's episode is sponsored by Tillamook Cheese and David Zwirner Gallery.

In this edition of Making Oregon, our guest is Jala Smith-Huys, founder of Seek & Swoon, a new Portland company selling soft and cozy eco throws designed in Portland and made in the USA, and inspired by Jala’s love of travel. It’s the latest chapter of an entrepreneurial journey that was years in the making, and taking its inspiration from the vibrant Portland maker community. In her role as the Creative Director, Jala was part of the team that opened the first New Seasons market back in 2000, and that led to her later work as a freelance Social Media and Digital Strategist, advising a “who’s who” of local and national consumer product brands, including well-known Oregon brands like Tillamook Cheese and Dave’s Killer Bread. In 2016, her experiences building strong and sustainable brands eventually merged with a deep passion for travel and a long-held desire to take the entrepreneurial leap, and Seek & Swoon was born. We’ll talk about Jala’s journey, and find out why she chose throws as her entrepreneurial and maker entryway. Along the way we’ll touch on lessons learned and the insights gained from essentially launching a new product from scratch, and the benefit of a supportive creative community. Check out Seek & Swoon at https://www.seekandswoon.com/ . If you use the code BUILTOREGON at checkout you'll get $15 off - offer is good until 12/31/16.

Recorded Mon, 17 Mar 2014 14:42:39 -0500

You wanted cheese, we bring you cheese! Jenny and Sean have a chat with Gillian Kennedy from Tillamook Cheese Factory and talk about cheese, releasing the curds, ice cream, and the greatness of the creamery. We also get give you Smart Wars, In Your Facebook, Cool People Are Dead, The Loss of a Hero, Sallie Ford & The Sound Outside, Help Wanted @ The Vatican, What Happens When We Die (or rather what do you do with me?), Coffee Butt, Porn Star Stats, Sound City Rocks!, Rose City Rollers, and how awesome you are for listening. Thanks to Mainbrew, as always. Check us out at http://www.inonedayradio.com/ Contact us directly at - jenny@inonedayradio.com sean@inonedayradio.com Talk to us at (971) 238-IN1D (leave a voice message) Like us at www.facebook.com/inonedayradio Tweet us at @inonedayradio Subscribe to us on iTunes Subscribe to the RSS feed at http://inonedayradio.hipcast.com/rss/inonedayradio.xml Go support our friends and sponsors at www.mainbrew.com You can follow David Daniel on Twitter @CNNLADavid Go see Tillamook Cheese at http://www.tillamook.com/