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This week's featured story comes from the Martin & Sylvia collection. It's called "Pirates."   “Yo ho ho” and “Shiver me timbers!” are not what is usually heard on Town Lake during Lake Days, but this year Pirates have invaded the event, complete with head scarves, gnarly beards, and thick pirate accents. Could that be Martin in the black pirate's hat? Could that be Sylvia at the helm of the pirate canoe? Could that be Daddy leading them to invade a friend's sailboat and attempt to steal some "booty"? Listen and find out.   If you enjoyed that story, there are hundreds and hundreds more where that came from. Try a Sparkle subscription now - for free. Go to www.sparklestories.com and click the button at the top that says “Start Free Trial,” then you can listen to our giant library as much as you like, anytime you like.   Each week on the Sparkle Stories Podcast, we share a featured story from one of our original story series! For many many many more stories like this one, visit the Sparkle website: www.sparklestories.com Questions?  Ideas?  Requests? Email us!  info@sparklestories.com Enjoy!

Shelby's Top 5 Clifton Strengths are: Responsibility, Discipline, Activator, Relator & Futuristic Shelby is a technology program manager living in Austin, TX. She credits her first job producing and booking concerts with her now-career of managing and influencing people to get things done. She's an avid traveler who now has to balance her inability to say no to an adventure with being a new homeowner. She's involved in her church, enjoys live music, jogs around Town Lake, and time with friends. Find out your strengths by taking the CliftonStrengths Top 5 Assessment   Workshops and Coaching with Barbara Culwell Subscribe & Leave a Review on Embrace Your Strengths

Tempe Town Lake is a project whose development no one would call perfect, but one that most people seem pretty happy about how it turned out. The lake celebrated its 25th anniversary recently. It's one of those things that seems like it can't have been that long ago, and yet it seems like it's always been there. This week on Valley 101, a podcast by The Arizona Republic and azcentral.com, we talked to a couple of people who were instrumental in getting the lake project done. Neil Giuliano was mayor of Tempe when it finally happened, and Diana Kaminski played all kinds of roles in the project. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, I sit down with Hannah Allen, a real estate maven with a knack for finding off-market gems and restoring historic properties. Growing up, Hannah learned the art of hospitality and the importance of connection from her counselor parents at their family-run "Colcord House" bed and breakfast. Hannah Allen's love for Austin's diverse culture and historic charm makes her an expert guide for newcomers. Tune in as she shares her favorite spots in the city, from the best food and nightlife to hidden gems in art and music, and discover what makes Austin such a dynamic destination for so many people looking for a place to call home.  TOPICS     Being comfortable on camera; the impact of the election cycle on real estate; modeling and acting as a kid; gender roles; current market status; Austin's top selling points; renting vs owning; commercial vs residential markets; Austin as a destination for filmmakers; the Austin pivot from live music to comedy; getting star struck by celebrity; future plans for Austin's skyline; entrepreneurial endeavors; best restaurants in ATX; the joys of Town Lake; wake boarding vs wake surfing; first time home buyers tips; understanding equity; financial literacy; using the VA home loan option; diversifying revenue streams; investing in boring businesses; social media BS; girls who grill; treater grills; overcoming family tragedy; veteran suicide; helping others who are hurting; morning routines; committing to healthy habits; the benefits of pivoting perspective; becoming the best version of ourselves; imposter syndrome vs Dunning-Krueger; what women want; manifesting what you want; 5 Questions and so much more.  FOLLOW HANNAH  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hannahtwelverivers?igsh=MXkxNjlxOWtqMm85eQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hannah.v.allen?mibextid=LQQJ4d LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/hannah-allen-442a40173 FOLLOW SPENCER COURSEN  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/s.coursen/  Website: www.SpencerCoursen.com   Book: TheSafetyTrap.com  Brand: Ronin6.com   Business: CoursenSecurityGroup.com SHOW NOTES Twelve Rivers Realty: https://www.twelveriversrealty.com/ Do You Have 8 Minutes? https://www.instagram.com/p/C6m5zDQL3e8/  SPECIAL THANKS TO Staccato Ranch:  https://staccatoranch.com/  SunLife Organics: https://sunlifeorganics.com/  RECORDING STUDIO Podcast Recorded Studio: Record ATX  https://www.recordatx.com/    THEME MUSIC "Underground Moments" by Cushy https://www.epidemicsound.com/artists/cushy/     PODCAST AND VIDEO PRODUCTION Ronin6 Media MAILBAG & Guest Submissions sgc@CoursenEnterprises.com

Eli Watson is a Filmmaker at Small Town Monsters, specializing in documentaries about Sasquatch and UFOs. He is also a co-host of Cryptid Campfire Podcast.www.smalltownmonsters.comhttps://www.smalltownmonsters.com/stm-monster-fest-2024Click that play button, and let's unravel the mysteries of the UNTOLD! Remember to like, share, and subscribe to our channel to stay updated on all the latest discoveries and adventures. See you there!Join Barnaby Jones each Monday on the Untold Radio Network Live at 12pm Central – 10am Pacific and 1pm Eastern. Come and Join the live discussion next week. Please subscribe.We have ten different Professional Podcasts on all the things you like. New favorite shows drop each day only on the UNTOLD RADIO NETWORKTo find out more about Barnaby Jones and his team, (Cryptids, Anomalies, and the Paranormal Society) visit their website www.WisconsinCAPS.comMake sure you share and Subscribe to the CAPS YouTube Channel as wellhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs7ifB9Ur7x2C3VqTzVmjNQ

Jeff cheated death at the hands of an unknown killer at Lady Bird Lake in Austin, Texas. This is his survival story.  Subscribe on your favorite podcasting apps: https://talkmurder.com/subscribeSupport us on patreon: https://patreon.com/talkmurderSee our technology: https://talkmurder.com/gearContent warning: the true crime stories discussed on this podcast can involve graphic and disturbing subject matter. Listener discretion is strongly advised.Fair use disclaimer: some materials used in this work are included under the fair use doctrine for educational purposes. Any copyrighted materials are owned by their respective copyright holders. Questions regarding use of copyrighted materials may be directed to legal [@] Talkocast.com

Drunk and drowning or something else?   To advertise on our podcast, please reach out to sales@advertisecast.com or visit https://www.advertisecast.com/TheJeffWardShow

Drunk and drowning or something else?   To advertise on our podcast, please reach out to sales@advertisecast.com or visit https://www.advertisecast.com/TheJeffWardShow

The family of a man who drowned in Tempe Town Lake is suing police for not doing enough to save him. Was it their responsibility to jump in there and go after a guy who voluntarily swam away from police?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How many people can fit in a donut boat? Are there beavers at Tempe Town Lake? Get the answers to these questions during this episode of Tempe This Week: the podcast. We're on location at Tempe Town Lake!  Hear about boating and recreation on Town Lake, Pat's Run and more. We'll also talk about how Kettle Heroes Popcorn and the Pat Tillman Foundation are connected while we try a variety of flavors.  Guests include: Councilmember Doreen Garlid Maria Laughner, Tempe Economic Development Emily Burkett, Tempe Parks and Recreation Boating Savannah Harrelson, Tempe Communication and Marketing Boat Rentals of America Your hosts: Roy Tatem and Kris Baxter-Ging, City of Tempe

March 24: South Tempe Vibes  Guests: Vice Mayor Jennifer Adams shares her love of south Tempe and what makes it special. Spaghetti Shack owner Joey Palomarez gives the why not? behind his famous spaghetti tacos. Water Resources Manager Craig Caggiano shares information about the water flowing through Tempe Town Lake and the Salt River. 

Ryan speaks with his friend Steven Pressfield during an impromptu walk along Town Lake in downtown Austin, Texas. The two discuss the life experiences behind Steven's new book Govt Cheese a memoir, the lessons that they've learned from their many mentors, the value of repurposing content, and more.Steven Pressfield wrote for 27 years before he got his first novel published. During that time he worked 21 different jobs in eleven states. Steven taught school, drove tractor-trailers, worked in advertising and as a screenwriter in Hollywood. He worked on offshore oil rigs, and picked fruit as a migrant worker. His books include the best-stelling Turning Pro, The War of Art and Gates of Fire.✉️ Sign up for the Daily Stoic email: https://dailystoic.com/dailyemail

We discuss how Jason spent his birthday, Mama Dick's list of demands for Jason's new Manor manor, and a new game called Not My Austin!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ferst Readers of Cherokee County can provide books to more than 130 children in the county for a year thanks to a donation from the Towne Lake Rotary Club Foundation. Julia Johnson, a member of the Ferst Readers Cherokee County Action Team, attended the Nov. 17 Rotary Club of Towne Lake meeting to accept a check on behalf of the nonprofit and shared her passion for Ferst Readers and education. Towne Lake Rotary issued part of the donation several months ago during a time of critical need, and on Thursday, presented the remainder of the donation for a total of $4,730. #CherokeeCounty #Georgia #LocalNews           -          -          -          -          -          -          The Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast is local news for Woodstock, Canton, and all of Cherokee County. Register Here for your essential digital news.             This podcast was produced and published for the Cherokee Tribune-Ledger and TribuneLedgerNews.com by BG Ad Group     For more information be sure to visit https://www.bgpodcastnetwork.com/    https://cuofga.org/   https://www.drakerealty.com/   https://www.esogrepair.com/                   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The race for playoffs is heating up! Join Will Cooper and Arthur Mosley as they review recent Cherokee County high school football games and preview the games for the weekend of October 6. Listen closely as the guys speak specifically about The Battle of Hickory Flat and The Battle of Town Lake. It's going to be a wild weekend for football!

Back again after a much-needed hiatus from Clown World doomscrolling - it's time for Episode XXV of ‘The Teddy Brosevelt Show'! Episode 25 was the first (and probably the last) show to be recorded outdoors. Thought it would be cool to record Episode 25 near a van down by the river. During post-production, however, I discovered why most folks record podcasts inside. Way less ambient noise from chickens, roosters and rustling leaves. EPISODE 25 TOPICS:Joe Biden announced $10,000 student loan forgiveness program that will cost taxpayers $300 billion. I thought buying votes was illegal in the United States. But it seems like Joe Biden is granted immunity from this law.Remember back in January 2021 (with control of the U.S. Senate hanging in the balance) when president-elect Joe Biden guaranteed that $2000 stimulus checks would be sent “immediately” if Georgians cast their votes for Democratic candidates Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff in the run-off election? Biden also warned voters that "those checks will never get there" if they voted for the two Republican incumbents (Sen. David Perdue and Sen. Kelly Loeffler). That sounds like buying votes to me! Vote Democrat in January 2021, and get you free $2000 stimulus check immediately. Vote Democrat during the November 2022 midterms, and we might just forgive the rest of your student loan balance.California will prohibit the sale of new gasoline-powered cars by 2035. Start saving for your $65,000 electric vehicle now. Make sure you put aside $10,000 for maintenance and repairs, since you won't be able to do-it-yourself with these vehicles. The new bivalent Covid vaccine sounds super safe. With this newly updated formula, you only have a 1 in 1000 chance of having “temporary one-sided facial drooping (Bell's palsy)”. Just like Justin Bieber! This new mRNA Shot also features warnings about myocarditis, pericarditis and capillary leak syndrome flare-ups, which cause fluid leakage from small blood vessels, rapid swelling of the arms and legs, sudden weight gain and low blood pressure. Roll up your sleeves, suckers! CNBC should be deplatformed and permanently banished from the internet after posting this article: ‘Do Americans Have a Vitamin D Problem?”. CNBC insists that it's “irresponsible to even test patients for vitamin D deficiencies”. And don't even think about taking Vitamin D supplements. You might overdose and put yourself in danger. Want proof? CNBC reports that some guy in England was taking 150,000 IU's of Vitamin D per day, and it didn't go well for him. Who could have imagined that swallowing an entire bottle of Vitamin D pills every 48 hours might not be an effective health strategy? CNBC claims that it's “irresponsible” to test for Vitamin D levels, and you should wait until you start breaking bones during simple activities before you consult your doctor. I'm totally serious. CNBC interviewed a doctor that actually said: “If you're breaking bones during simple activities, experiencing bone pain to the touch or feeling enough muscle pain or weakness to keep you from being able to comfortably get out of chairs, you should consult your doctor about a potential vitamin D deficiency.” China announced it has started geoengineering rain to alleviate drought conditions. China has already started seeding clouds using silver iodide rods to induce rainfall. Check out our two-part series on the harmful ramifications from Geoengineering in Episode #14 and Episode #15, with special guest Blue Canaries. During Episode 24, I said I would be focusing this podcast back towards national and world news. But I had to comment on a couple major stories that have happened in Austin over the past 20 days since I've been away. Three people shot or stabbed to death on Sixth Street, along with a dead body discovered by a horrified jogger along the Town Lake hike and bike trail at 6 am yesterday morning and another body found in Zilker Park this morning. Plus Awful Austin Mayor Steve Adler joins the advisory board of Pacaso, a so-called ‘Prop Tech Unicorn' that is doing a tremendous job of pissing people off from coast-to-coast. Everything Teddy ever said about Mayor Adler over the past two years was 100% accurate and way too mild. Pacaso is the shadiest, greediest company in America. Mayor Adler a greedy, selfish jerk who ruined one of the cleanest, safest and most affordable cities in North America. Kudos, props and shout-outs to Austin heroes Brad Swail (host of ‘The Austin City Councilman' podcast') and Clinton Rarey (best candidate for Austin City Council District 1)Much, much more on everything that has transpired since the last episode was posted three weeks ago. Stream ‘The Teddy Brosevelt Show':SpotifyiHeartRadioApple PodcastsTuneIn RadioSubstack This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit teddybrosevelt.substack.com

In this episode: We explore the small town of Lake City, SC, and its state & nationally recognized event- ArtFields; with the Director of ArtFields & Local resident, Jamison Kerr. Listen as we discover how this small town has become a national destination through its week-long event of ArtFields, why people can identify with this small town, how women are inspiring the event, and much more to explain why this Small Town should be on your small town travel list! Are you looking for a Career in the Arts or want to run a successful event in your town? You need to Listen To This Episode, as Jamison describes how to bring "People, Life, & Money, Into Your Downtown." Listen as we discuss how "Thinking Big & Taking a Leap of Faith" has turned this small town into a Destination! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mytowntravels/support

Season 4 premiere time! With Professor Oak out on summer "vacation," Derik and Ceci travel to Sinnoh to meet this season's trainers, the Sinnoh Pokemon League's newest interns! These trainers will challenge the Sinnoh Pokemon League using a team made up of the Pokemon types of defeated gyms...should be fun! We meet Poojus and Jenna, their rivals Fükfacé and Bernie, and their starter Pokemon, Turdtwig the Turtwig and Coca-Cola the Chimchar. Field Correspondent Gabby brings us a hot interview with none other than the Sinnoh region's own Pokemon professor, Prof. Rowan. Tune in for what's sure to be an exciting start to Season 4! Please rate and review the show on Apple Podcasts/Spotify and subscribe/follow wherever you get your podcasts! ~Instagram: @pokemonradiopod ~Twitter: @pokemonradiopod --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

6-6-22 - Holmberg's Morning Sickness - Shooting at 10th And Hatcher - Police At Tempe Town Lake Body Cam - Gerber Baby - Monday June 6, 2022

6-6-22 - Holmberg's Morning Sickness - Shooting at 10th And Hatcher - Police At Tempe Town Lake Body Cam - Gerber Baby - Monday June 6, 2022 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

LIVE A GREAT STORY • Simple words. Such diversity in what these words mean from person to person. Zach Horvath joined me in Episode 20 live from Eazy's Listening Room & Studio. Zach developed his brand, Live a Great Story, after going out one night with a can of red spray paint, and spraying the words on a pillar over Town Lake underneath Mopac Bridge. People began taking pictures and sharing these simple words. Zach decided to roll with it, and create a logo that can now be spotted all over the world. • In this podcast we dove right into Zach's story, and talked about how good it is for our minds to travel. What traveling gave us, opening our minds, and the insights we gained from being exposed to different people's perspectives around the world. What happened next exceeded all of Zach and I's expectations of what would transpire. We asked several individuals to share what they had written, but everyone shared in such an authentic capacity that we couldn't stop. Everyone that joined us that night got the opportunity to share, and we selected a few of the best to feature on this podcast. • As usual the microphone was passed around the room, and 40-50 people all shared the moment they were most proud of in their lives. It was beautiful that a bunch of strangers could interact in this way, and feel safe enough to be as vulnerable as every one was. It is a moment I will never forget, and showed us the possibility of what we had created. Listen to people share from their hearts, listen to the diversity in what they are proud of, and think about how it differs from what you yourself are proud of. I felt something shift inside of me when this was happening, and is a feeling I will seek time and time again. Thank you to everyone that made it out for this episode. It was truly special to share. • We decided to hand out cards as people walked in to the studio, and gave them the opportunity to fill out the following: “Don't ask what the world needs. Ask what makes you come alive, and go do it. Because what the world needs is people who have come alive.” - Howard Thurman Before you jump into the evening, take a second to reflect on what accomplishment has made you feel truly alive. Big or small, internal or external. A part of your journey you'll remember for your whole life. Write it here: _________________________________________________________________________ Now grab a drink, meet some new people and instead of the usual questions you ask strangers, dive a little deeper into the important parts of life... theirs and yourself. Ask meaningful questions, listen, tune in. Thank you, Anonymous P.S. Be prepared, we might pass you the mic to expand more on your aliveness. • Guest: @commonvandal Businesses: @liveagreatstory • Bringing the conversation of community & culture to Austin, TX. Own your space. • Please give us a RATING & REVIEW if you enjoyed the episode & be sure to SUBSCRIBE! • Instagram: @eazy.does.it Studio: @eazys.studio Email: evan.h.duvall@gmail.com Website: eazydoesit.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Why does Sara still call it Town Lake? What job has the most psychopaths? Missed Connections - will she find the guy that held her hair when she threw up on a bus? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

„Keep Austin Weird“ ist der Slogan von Austin. Als Siedlung Waterloo 1835 gegründet wurde Austin 1838 zu Ehren von Stephen Fuller Austin, einem Mann der ersten Stunden von Texas und dem ersten Außenminister der Republik, umbenannt.Gerade in seiner Umgebung leben noch viele Deutschstämmige und einige Orte in der Umgebung wie New Braunfels oder Fredericksburg sind noch vielfach etwas deutsch geprägt. Auch die Landschaft um Austin ist anders, denn sie ist hügelig und fast das ganze Jahr über grün. Hier findet man viele Flüße und Seen und man kann sich das ganze Jahr über mit Schwimmen und Kanufahren beschäftigen. Östlich der Stadt wird es flacher, im hügeligen Hill Country steht auch der Enchanted Rock, (150 m hoher Granitfels) ein beliebtes Ausflugsziel.In Austin selbst gibt es zahlreiche Sehenswürdigkeiten wie das aus heißen Quellen gespeiste Freibad Barton Springs und die Sixth Street mit ihren vielen Musikkneipen. Die größte Fledermauskolonie (ca. 1,5 Millionen Exemplare) in einer Stadt findet man an der Congress Bridge. Mitten in Austin kann man im Town Lake baden oder Wassersport betreiben. Austin nennt sich auch stolz „Live Music Capital of the World“, da in den vielen Locations lange Musikabende mit Country und Blues-Rock stattfinden.Die Stadt ist auch eine Bildungshochburg und deutlich von den jungen Studenten geprägt, bekannt ist u.a. die University of Texas und zahlreiche private Colleges wie etwa die Concordia University. Auch Computertechnologie spielt hier eine wichtige Rolle (wichtige Arbeitgeber sind z.B. Dell, Facebook und IBM. Daher nennt man Austin auch gerne Silicon Hills.Heute nimmt Stephanie uns vor allem auch mit zu den kulinarischen Höhepunkten die Austin u.a. zu bieten hat.Wenn Du noch mehr über Austin erfahren möchtest, schau gerne mal bei der Stephanie vorbei @overloadedsteph oder bei ihrem Blog Transcontinental Overload..Weitere Informationen über uns findet ihr auf unserer Webseite:http://www.muttersprachepodcast.comInstagram: @muttersprachepodcastMich findest Du hier:https://www.linkedin.com/in/monique-menesi/https://www.meetus.us/https://breadlovers.net/https://equilibrium.teamoder per Email: monique@meetus.us

Fionnoula joins the boys, Stanner & Will N. Testament, on their journey to Mahogany Town. The trio gets into some trouble en route to the Red Gyarados, and Mayor Cheat allegations fly. Notes: Featuring "Mambo No. 5" by Lou Bega.

Future? A walker, Attends Chemo? Radiation.The shits and throwing up and altering my clothes.Well this is how I plan out the near future .I'm going to try and have fun.

During the pandemic, people are changing the way they celebrate old and new holiday traditions. We talk with two professors about what it's like to observe traditions and rituals during this time. And, Port Henry in New York is home to 1,200 residents and one local lake monster named Champ. Some residents are banking that Champ could help jumpstart their economy.

After losing her son, Luke, halfway through her pregnancy in 2011, Lisa was led to meet the needs of the pregnancy and infant loss community. She received her 501c3 just a mere 10 months after her loss. The mission of "Luke Lives On" is to provide support, comfort and resources to families who have lost a child during pregnancy or shortly after birth. This is done through the gift of a comfort box filled with various resources to help the family navigate their grieving to healing journey. Her goal is to ultimately help these families realize they are not alone in their journey. In fact, one in four pregnancies results in miscarriage or some other form of loss."Luke Lives On" donates the comfort boxes to hospitals and individuals nationwide. Since the inception in December 2011, LLO has partnered with 26 hospitals and has donated nearly 4,000 boxes.Lisa is a native southwest Austinite. In her spare time she enjoys running at Town Lake, traveling and live music. She is looking forward to partnering with Mindy and continuing to spread awareness for the pregnancy and infant loss community.Calls to Action Be Available – whether it’s someone dealing with the loss of their baby, a parent, a friend…just let them know you care about them and that you’re available for them when they’re ready. You don’t have to fix anything or have all the answers. You just need to genuinely listen and be there for them when they’re ready to talk.Remember the Important Dates – for those who have experienced pregnancy or infant loss, the angel birthdays and due dates are very important! Note them in your calendar. Reach out on those days and let them know their son/daughter is not forgotten.Don’t Minimize Loss – Loss hurts at six weeks. It hurts at 40 weeks. It hurts everywhere in-between. The loss of a child shouldn’t be minimized by their gestational age. Those babies are someone’s sons and daughters. Many of them were very much wanted and prayed for. Saying words like, “at least you were only “so” far along in your pregnancy”, or “you can always have another”, or at least you’ve already got a living child” is not helpful and doesn’t reduce the pain of the child lost.ResourcesWe like to refer people to the resources page on our website for a comprehensive view of support: https://www.lukeliveson.org/resourcesSome of my personal favorites are:Websites or apps: https://stillstandingmag.com/http://facesofloss.com/https://www.october15th.com/www.1in4app.comLocal Support Group:Hope Perinatal Loss GroupBook:Grieving the Child I Never Knew, by Kathe Wunnenberg

Started by the Chamber of Commerce In 1962, Austin Aqua Festival, long before the advent of South by Southwest (1987) or the Austin City Limits Music Festival (2002), it included parades down Congress Avenue and on Town Lake, boating races and skiing showcases, beauty contests and decorated floats, community games and fishing contests, wandering entertainers and craft sellers, food booths and nightly concerts. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Brittany and Madeline sit down with Valley Metro Director of Security, Safety and Quality Assurance, Adrian Ruiz, to revisit the Tempe Town Lake Train Derailment in hopes of learning how an incident like this can help prepare us for the future.

In this episode of The American Carper Sean interviews Wayne on his personal fishing journey as they take a look back on this history of the organization here in the USA and recount some memorable sessions together including:The infamous 'Jack Quist' session where multiple 30lb and 40lb fish were captured that later became the 'Town Lake' DVD. Midnight visits by German Shepherds and Law Enforcement on Lake Perris.700lb of Carp in 18 hours.The $250,000 carp captured in the Texas Carp Challenge and won by Al St.Cyr.Sessions at Blackfoot, Chicago, The St. Lawrence, Wisconsin.The discovery of the species in Malibu Creek CA where it all began.Featuring:Sleeping on the bank... in a Body Bag.'Are you growing Weed Boy!?'Two forties in an hour - "Dude..That just ain't right!"Do you have an interest in fishing?  The American Carp Society is the USA's leading authority on Carp Fishing and has membership in all States....drop us a line at info@americancarpsociety.com or visit www.americancarpsociety.com for more information and don't forget to join us every 2 weeks for a new podcast and monthly prizes!

One of the most spectacular fish kills in history hit the Colorado River in 1961 was traced to an East Austin “insect powder” factory. Green activist Rachel Carson told the basic story in “Silent Spring,” but it has been lost to popular memory even as Austin became an environmental mecca. Until now. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Before heading east on Route 42, Joshua & Fjelstan encounter some legendary pooches in the Burned Tower. Then, after stuffing themselves with RAGECANDYBARs, they realize that something isn't quite right in Mahogany Town. Their investigation leads them to the Lake of Rage, where they discover yet another dastardly scheme by Team Rocket, who they confront in the basement of the local bodega. After putting them all on ice, they do the same to Pryce, and pry the seventh Gym Badge from his cold, dead fingers. Notes: Featuring "California (Piano Cover)" by pianomusings (YouTube), "Boston - Augustana" by KaraFun Karaoke (YouTube), and "Who Let the Dogs Out" by Baha Men.

Join Kat and Sari on the new episode of Art & Cocktails as they chat about:    Sari's work and why she started painting every day Treating studio practice like athletic training Balancing being a mom and painting Success tips for marketing on Instagram   Sari Shryack is an Austin-based painter focused on color and light in the ever-changing neighborhoods of her community. The city is constantly evolving into new shapes and colors, and Sari seeks to capture this process in her work. She is trained in acrylics and earned her BA in Fine Arts from Drury University in Missouri in 2014. She is also a mom to a two-year-old and finds time to be a full-time artist in between naps and frequent walks around Town Lake.     https://createmagazine.com/podcast

DEEP DIVES & tiny curations Podcast Episodes Available Today: http://tinycurations.com Listen NOW on Pandora: https://www.pandora.com/search/tiny%20curations/ Hear the playlist on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3BoJqZnYlyDNLbMMtpbSaY?si=PmgTF0rFRpmP55xD80pLig 01 - Drugs Have Done Good Things - Bill Hicks 02 - Nobody Listens - Pariah Pariah Interview 03 - Chemical Imbalance (Edited) - Skatenigs 04 - Jesus Built My Hotrod - Ministry 05 - Who Was In My Room - Butthole Surfers 06 - Dave - Cheech & Chong Dave Prewitt Supports When We Were Live rAw TiMe Intro Dave Prewitt, he's been a local TV fixture for the past 30 years in Austin, with shows ranging from CapZeyeZ, to rAw TiMe to DAVETV on ACTV, Austin Community Television, Austin Access. In the early 90's access television really started to kick into high gear all around the country, as evidenced by the Saturday Night Live skit Wayne's World. And that became so popular that it spun off into 2 feature length films. Before Dave, there was Scott Spurlock. He first caught me and my friends attention on ACTV with his show Dull-a-Vision; where he showed music videos, something akin to Headbangers Ball. But one fateful night in 1991, he went too far and showed us kids something that blew our minds! It was his edited video for this song "Rivers" from Skinny Puppy. It was too far! This was also the time of censorship and anti- obscenity and decency issues, spurred by Luke Skywalker and 2 Live Crew in Florida. Also, in Florida, poor Pee Wee Herman was arrested for watching a movie, albeit a dirty move. And Tipper Gore, her group was busy putting Parental Advisory Explicit Lyrics labels on CDs and tapes. Heck, the Australian rock band, the Divinyls were warned not to play their hit song "I Touch Myself" at their appearance at the Austin Aqua Fest on Town Lake, but near the end of the set, they did anyway. Their mic was cut and lead singer Chrissy Amphlett was dragged off stage by security, yep that's about as far as they got, too. And here is how the crowed reacted. And here is what the police claimed, but it was not too loud. But back to ACTV, where you could pay like $50 bucks, sign some forms and take a couple classes and you too could broadcast live on Austin television sets. ACTV, it gave rise to Alex Jones and Infowars, as you can hear him sitting in on the show with Dave: Here is a conspiracy for you; some folks think that the comedian Bill Hicks didn't actually die in 1994, but instead became Alex Jones. There are some similarities in appearance and like mindedness of both tone and topic. Dave Pruitt who did the final interview with Bill Hicks. But Dave, not only would he play hard rock music videos, but he would also take the ACTV cameras and equipment to local shows and showcase mostly local, but also national touring bands. He has recorded so many, please go out and find him at DaveTV on Youtube. He recorded everybody, but back in the day it was the likes of Pariah, Agony Column, Dangerous Toys, D.R.I., deadhorse, Retarded Elf, FUCKEMOS, Harrem Scarrum, Little Miss Dangerous, Onyxx, the Bad Livers and Dancyr. Yeah, Nathan Olivarez, he was there, too. Dave's partner in crime! However, I read in the Austin Chronicle that Dave has left the building. We wish you luck Dave! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tiny-curations-deep-dives/message

The guys crack open a fresh cold one from Uncle Billy’s Brewery located just South of the river (Town Lake). They talk about the history of the brewery as well as introduce themselves while giving you a look into what one can expect when listening to “What’s Brewing, ATX?” Stay tuned for more beer, more bro’s and more ATX!

Growing Green Spaces in Urban Centers. The Trail Foundation (TTF), partners with the City of Austin to protect and enhance the Ann and Roy Butler Hike & Bike Trail on Lady Bird Lake (formerly Town Lake). Beth Carroll, landscape architect and Project & Creative Director for TTF, chats with hosts Kyle Frazier and Sherren Harter about the award-winning, sustainable bathrooms along Butler Trail, the Boardwalk that has become an integral part of downtown Austin, and the 15 projects TTF is taking on over the next five years as it celebrates its 15th anniversary. Solving the potty problem on the trail? Accommodating parks and transportation in the middle of downtown? Protecting green spaces amid population growth through public-private partnerships? Looking for inspiration in urban parks nationwide? We cover it all!

Feel free to tag along with Erik and Adam this week on their two night trip into the BWCA over the 4th of July. In this generally free form episode we explore Brule Lake and take a nice day trip to Town Lake to test out a new pup in the canoe and the theory […] The post Tumblehome: A Boundary Waters Podcast – 024: The Circus Comes to Brule appeared first on Clearwater Outfitters.

It's the big 100th episode LIVE celebration! We take the show on the road and take over the legendary Joe's Crab Shack on Town Lake in Austin. Thank you, thank you, thank you all for sticking with us for 100 episodes (and a special thanks to those who came out and supported us). 

In episode 15, we hear from Hallie Graves. Hallie is a 30-year-old, energetic Jesus follower living the single gal life in Austin, Texas. She is the director of Polished Austin and is passionate about encouraging women to live the fullest, most free lives that Jesus has called them to live. As a lawyer and passion-collector, Hallie’s advocated for budding entrepreneurs and Fortune 50 companies and for children and families in child protection cases. Hallie is obsessed with Broadway shows, La Croix fancy waters (all flavors), hummus, red wine, group fitness classes, and her people, and she can almost always be found somewhere around Town Lake. Hallie’s a member of the Austin Stone Community Church (downtown AM!) and has degrees in voice, physics, and law. Today's episode is sponsored by MINT Dentistry. MINT is staffed with the most highly trained cosmetic dentists imaginable. And we equip them with the absolute finest materials. So our veneers, crowns, implants, even fillings are of the absolute ultimate quality that you don’t pay more for. And with six-month dental checkups, MINT doctors keep your mouth fresh, clean and healthy. Check them out at mintdentistry.com.

In episode 5, we hear from Hallie Graves. Hallie is a 30-year-old, energetic Jesus follower living the single gal life in Austin, Texas. She is the director of Polished Austin and is passionate about encouraging women to live the fullest, most free lives that Jesus has called them to live. As a lawyer and passion-collector, Hallie’s advocated for budding entrepreneurs and Fortune 50 companies and for children and families in child protection cases. Hallie is obsessed with Broadway shows, La Croix fancy waters (all flavors), hummus, red wine, group fitness classes, and her people, and she can almost always be found somewhere around Town Lake. Hallie’s a member of the Austin Stone Community Church (downtown AM!) and has degrees in voice, physics, and law. This episode of the podcast is sponsored by Jenn Sprinkle. Jenn is a dreamer, designer, and creative strategist, as well as the co-founder of The (well) Studio. Follow Jenn at jennsprinkle.com and on social media @jenn_sprinkle. 

Texan Rebecca Darling from R We There Yet Mom? gives us the inside scoop on exploring Austin with kids. She dishes on where to stay, what to do and all the amazing food in Austin. Rebecca gives tips on the best place to view the Congress Avenue bats emerging out from under the bridge at sunset, where to get the best BBQ and how a trash collection can be a fun tourist stop. ON THE PODCAST 0:35 Tamara's girlfriend getaway to Gulf Shores, Alabama 5:00 Where to eat in Gulf Shores, Alabama 9:20 Rebecca Darling from R We There Yet Mom? 11:26 5 week road trip (#Austin2Boston) 12:28 What makes Austin great for families 13:37 A typical Austin itinerary 14:58 Texas State Capit0l 16:15 Zilker Park and Barton Springs Pool 17:40 The Congress Avenue Bats 19:52 Keep Austin Weird 23:35 Where to stay in Austin 26:19 Insider tips 27:40 Where to eat in Austin 34:00 Best place to take a family photo 36:36 Rebecca's favorite travel gear 39:52 App of the Week 41:37 Stay tuned to talk about RV Travel next week!   ABOUT REBECCA DARLING, R WE THERE YET MOM? Rebecca Darling is a freelance travel writer who lives near Austin, Texas. She is a mom of three (15, 13, and 6) who loves to create exceptional memories with her family. Whether that be on the other side of the world or right down the street, her goal is to help families create exceptional memories too. You can find her writing at R We There Yet Mom?, or follow her on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram.   VISITING AUSTIN WITH KIDS Austin is known for South by Southwest Interactive in the Spring and Austin City Limits in the fall, but there is so much to offer families from a vibrant Hill Country with hiking and waterskiing, to a ton of history and family attractions. A long weekend is sufficient for exploring the city but ideally families should plan on four to five days. Sometimes families may combine a trip to Austin with a visit to San Antonio.   Texas State Capitol is 131 years old and made of pink granite to create a beautiful building with a whispering gallery, a Texas history museum for kids and memorials. Across the street you will find Bullock Texas State History Museum.   Another must do is to to experience the outdoors at Zilker Park in downtown Austin where you can fly kites and swim in the Barton Springs Pool. Barton Springs Pool is manmade but fed by a natural spring so it is 68 degrees year-round. The springs feed into Town Lake and you can rent kayaks, paddle boards and water bikes. After your water activities, you can ride the Zilker Zephyr, a miniature train with excellent views.   At night, you must see the Congress Avenue bats, which live under the Congress Avenue Bridge from March through October. Every evening at dusk, the bats fly out from under the bridge en masse.   However, don't go to the legendary Sixth Street -- it is for college kids and above. But there are plenty of fun and eclectic shops on South Congress.   Some off-the-beaten path places to visit in Austin: Tom's Coffee Shop with a set up a Tom's shoes and a back yard garden Austin Murals Cathedral of Junk WHERE TO STAY IN AUSTIN Rebecca recommends staying in downtown Austin at the Driskill Hotel on the edge of Fifth and Sixth Street with unique, beautiful rooms. She also likes the Four Seasons by Town Lake and the J.W. Marriott, which are both in great locations to walk to the main sites. WHERE TO EAT IN AUSTIN Rebecca recommends: Franklin BBQ -- great BBQ but really long waits and there are many other options Salt Lick BBQ in Dripping Springs Matt's El Rancho -- Tex-Mex that really caters to the kids with face painting, balloon animals... Home Slice Pizza on South Congress -- NY-style pizza with dough balls for the kids Hopdoddy -- unique burgers BEST PLACE TO TAKE FAMILY PHOTO Greetings from Austin Mural -- on South First and Annie I Love You So Much Mural -- on South Congress on the side of Joe's Coffee house Zilker Park field with downtown Austin and the Congress Avenue bridge in the background Hike up Mount Bonnell and on the northwest side you overlook Lake Austin and the downtown is behind you FAVORITE TRAVEL GEAR Rebecca loves LuLaRoe leggings (just like Kim!) and Tom's shoes because they are comfortable and easy to slip on and off. TIP/APP OF THE WEEK Google Maps is a great app to use when walking around the city to find a walking path to your destination and get voice-guided, turn-by-turn directions. Plus, if you turn it on while you are in WiFi it even works when you have data turned off or if you are out of cell coverage. MENTIONED ON THE PODCAST Planning a girlfriend getaway to Gulf Shores, Alabama  The Beach Club, Gulf Shores Alabama Where to eat in Gulf Shores, Orange Beach, Alabama Things to do in Austin, Texas lTip 5 Tips to See the Austin Bats Austin Water Bikes 10 Tips for Families Visiting Krause Springs Cathedral of Junk   FOLLOW US AND SPREAD THE WORD! If you liked this show, please be sure to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, or Google Play and leave us a review! Have a question or comment? Send us an email or leave us a voicemail at +1.641.715.3900, ext. 926035#   You can also follow our travels on Stuffed Suitcase and We3Travel, or follow the Vacation Mavens on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter. Thanks for listening!  

Excerpt from an oral history interview with Lady Bird Johnson. The interview was conducted by Mike Cox on December 7, 1977. In this interview Lady Bird Johnson talks about how she got started on her project to beautify Town Lake which was later renamed in her honor. She also reminisces about picnicking in the countryside near Austin and explains how it feels to have tourists at the LBJ ranch. (Image PICB 17596)

All Things Real Estate weekly radio show with Cleve Gaddis. This week's "Cleve-a-nomics" segment focuses on Bank of America's $9.3 Billion settlement over securities fraud related to mortgages. Kent Burklow, resident and HOA board member, will be featured the "Low Down on the Hood" segment featuring Town Lake in Cherokee County.

Our camping trip had to come to a close. We started out in Mudro Lake and had a great time on Lower Basswood River and Crooked Lake. This episode has us portaging out of the bottom of Friday Bay in Crooked Lake and going through a number of lakes including Boot, Fairy, 4 Town, and back into Mudro to finish the trip. Along the way we had a number of portages, one as long as 300 rods. It was a doozie leaving us with tired shoulders and a few mosquito bites. We had hoped to camp right after that portage, but all of the camp sites on Gun Lake were full. So we ended up camping on Fairy lake. That evening we caught a beaver on the shore chowing down on some tree branches and a turtle at the edge of the water. We continued the next day through 4 Town Lake where we saw an immature eagle eating some fish. Our trip finally came to an end back in Mudro. It was a great trip and we hope you enjoyed experiencing it with us through the video.

Our camping trip had to come to a close. We started out in Mudro Lake and had a great time on Lower Basswood River and Crooked Lake. This episode has us portaging out of the bottom of Friday Bay in Crooked Lake and going through a number of lakes including Boot, Fairy, 4 Town, and back into Mudro to finish the trip. Along the way we had a number of portages, one as long as 300 rods. It was a doozie leaving us with tired shoulders and a few mosquito bites. We had hoped to camp right after that portage, but all of the camp sites on Gun Lake were full. So we ended up camping on Fairy lake. That evening we caught a beaver on the shore chowing down on some tree branches and a turtle at the edge of the water. We continued the next day through 4 Town Lake where we saw an immature eagle eating some fish. Our trip finally came to an end back in Mudro. It was a great trip and we hope you enjoyed experiencing it with us through the video.

(Breather) Yes this title sounds familiar to the 2019 show titled, The Fatty Popcorn Boy Saga ( https://www.bradkearns.com/2019/07/05/fpb/ ). I’m alternatively embarrassed but also pleased to report that I have succeeded with a focused effort of fat reduction, and have some insights about mindset and practical tips to share with you. The Part 1 show wrestles with the philosophical aspects of taking on this challenge, while Part 2 covers five helpful tips to make it happen in real life. It’s very easy to slip a bit from your A-game with unbridled celebrations that become too commonplace, as well as mindless eating habits that aren’t aligned with your stated goals. It’s much more difficult to recalibrate and get rid of body fat that was unwanted in the first place. I gained a fresh perspective about the content I communicate in books, podcasts, and videos from fighting a personal battle instead of just being theoretical. The best starting point for a fat reduction effort is to get your mindset right ― do you really want this goal, or are you deep down okay being just okay? Perhaps you are giving yourself permission to celebrate life and use food as a release valve against all the pressure and expectation we face in other areas of daily life? That’s perfectly okay, but you have to have some honest self-assessment so you don’t set yourself up for disappointment. As you embark on the difficult task of dropping excess body fat, it’s important to strike a balance between harnessing the focus, discipline and competitive intensity to kick butt with not attaching your self-esteem or self-image to the outcome. Insights from shows with Mark Manson ( https://www.bradkearns.com/2020/06/23/mark-manson-the-subtle-art-of-connecting-with-your-emotional-brain-seeing-yourself-with-honesty-and-vulnerability-and-connecting-the-emotional-brain-with-the-rational-brain/ ) and Andrew MacNaughton ( https://www.bradkearns.com/2018/10/05/andrewmacnaughton/ ) apply here. You also have to recognize the strong influence of environmental factors, as revealed by Framingham Study data that identified social “clusters” for things like obesity, or happiness, that are contagious to three degrees. If one is obese, one’s friend and the friend’s friend are more likely to obese. If you are kickin’ it in Austin with thousands of people visible every morning cruising around the Town Lake trail, the fitness ethos of a community is most definitely contagious. You also need to be able to accept honest feedback from others, while remembering that it’s also a balancing act: you don’t want to let self-limiting beliefs and negative childhood associations run (and ruin) your life, but you still need to let enough constructive criticism in that you can make the necessary changes you need to make. Do your best to align yourself with a beneficial sense of self, or at the very least, a more positive one than you’ve had in the past. This is key when it comes to weight loss because your thoughts really do affect your cellular function, at all times. If this is a new concept to you, check out the book, The Biology of Belief ( https://www.amazon.com/Biology-Belief-10th-Anniversary-ebook/dp/B011AE5OY6/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1UTJSA7OKN9VW&dchild=1&keywords=the+biology+of+belief&qid=1594349820&sprefix=the+biolog+yof+%2Caps%2C249&sr=8-1 ) , and the episodes ( part 1 ( https://www.bradkearns.com/2019/06/21/bob1/#:~:text=The%20Biology%20of%20Belief%20makes,cells%20by%20altering%20your%20thoughts.&text=As%20Dr. ) and part 2 ( https://www.bradkearns.com/2019/06/28/bob2/ ) ) where I discuss this concept and the power your thoughts (positive and negative) truly have on your body. Getting routine blood work done can potentially aid you immensely throughout your weight loss journey, because truthfully, even if you think you are doing well and are feeling quite healthy, a blood test might change everything. It could expose you to things you had no idea were happening in your body. Here are the top things to look out for when you get bloodwork done: * * *Triglyceride levels* : High triglycerides are not a good sign as they indicate the amount of fat circulating in your blood. Dr. Sinha ( https://www.bradkearns.com/2019/08/09/sinha2/ ) says get this number under 100. * *HDL* (aka good cholesterol): Aim for at least over 40. * *Triglyceride to HDL ratio:* Dr. Cate Shanahan ( https://www.bradkearns.com/2019/11/26/cate-shanahan-cancer-proof/ ) and Dr. Sinha both suggest striving for a 1:1 ratio * *Vitamin D: Most people are chronically deficient in Vitamin D due to our modern, indoor lifestyles, but it is more important than ever in these times ( https://www.bradkearns.com/2020/06/02/dr-ron-sinha-how-to-beat-the-covesity-pandemic/ ) that you boost your immunity by exposing large skin surface areas to sunlight. Sure you can take a supplement, but nothing will be as potent or efficient as the real thing.* * *Inflammatory markers* * *HBA1C* If any of these show up irregular in your blood work, take their presence as a sign (and a powerful motivator) that it’s time to lose some weight. Learn from the Fatty Popcorn Boy’s journey and stay focused and positive. Try not to let yourself get too discouraged, don’t be too hard on yourself, and stay tuned for part 2! *TIMESTAMPS:* Brad understands the weight gain problem. He was not living in a manner that is aligned with his goals as an athlete.  [05:44] A tiny bit of unbridled celebration and mindless habits can really quickly send you off your A-game. [07:43] Dropping excess body fat is the number one diet, fitness, and health goal that we share in modern life. [09:42] What are you sacrificing when you give up the pizza and ice cream? [10:50] Don’t attach your self-esteem or your identity to the outcome. [15:38] Your social group, your community have a huge impact on how you live your life. [18:48] Sometimes we need direct unfiltered feedback. [22:17] We form these self-limiting beliefs and negative associations early in childhood that get programmed into our subconscious and we play them out for the rest of our lives. [25:02] It’s important to have your routine blood work done. [26:42] We have a widespread deficiency of Vitamin D. [31:08] Visceral fat that concentrates around the abdominal area is extremely unhealthy. [34:28] *LINKS:* * Brad’s Shopping Page ( http://www.bradkearns.com/shop/ ) * Fatty Popcorn Boy ( https://www.bradkearns.com/2019/07/05/fpb/ ) * Framingham Study ( https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2002/08/020802075957.htm ) * Mark Manson Podcast ( https://www.bradkearns.com/2020/06/23/mark-manson-the-subtle-art-of-connecting-with-your-emotional-brain-seeing-yourself-with-honesty-and-vulnerability-and-connecting-the-emotional-brain-with-the-rational-brain/ ) * Dr. Phil Maffetone Podcast ( https://www.bradkearns.com/2019/09/24/maffetone2/ ) * Dr. Ron Sinha Podcast ( https://www.bradkearns.com/2020/02/21/breather-hedonic-treadmill-and-rumination/ ) *L-G-N goal:* Looking Good Naked! *Follow me on social media for more great content!* Instagram: @bradkearns1 Facebook: @bradkearnsjumphigh Twitter: @bradleykearns Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-get-over-yourself-podcast/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands