Podcasts about Tunbridge

South Royalton has something that no other Vermont town does: a law school. But for a long time, there's been one rumor the town and the school can't seem to shake — that Vermont Law & Graduate School is on the verge of upping sticks for Burlington. Question-asker Tess Mix, of neighboring Tunbridge, has been hearing this rumor her whole life. She wants to know, is it true? And how reliant is the community on the law school, anyway?For more photos and an episode transcript, head to our website.***Get our brand new, limited-edition BLS beanie! You'll feel extra cozy and help support independent public media. Click here to get started.This episode was reported by Sabine Poux. It was edited and produced by Josh Crane and Burgess Brown. Our intern is Catherine Morrissey. Angela Evancie is our Executive Producer. Digital support from Sophie Stephens. Theme music by Ty Gibbons; other music by Blue Dot Sessions.Special thanks to Stephanie Clark, Don Hayes, Lisa Lance, Todd Tyson, Katie Merrill, Victoria Paquin, Andrew Hockenberry, Matthew McGovern, Drew Collins and Kelli Cigelnik.As always, our journalism is better when you're a part of it: Ask a question about Vermont Sign up for the BLS newsletter Say hi on Instagram and Reddit @bravestatevt Drop us an email: hello@bravelittlestate.org Make a gift to support people-powered journalism Tell your friends about the show! Brave Little State is a production of Vermont Public and a proud member of the NPR Network. 

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Pat Panetta spoke with Jordan Tunbridge, from the 3AW Newsroom, to give us the latest results and analysis from the Australian Open tennis tournament .See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The town of Tunbridge has been battling a landowner for almost five years over who has the right to maintain former public roads, which are now used for recreation.

This week we are joined by Cambridge United CEO Alex Tunbridge. Last week, Cambridge was in the news for activities off the pitch, as they unveiled a full rebrand of the club, most notably revealing a new crest to create a more modern and digital feel to the branding of Cambridge, while importantly maintaining the heritage and culture so valuable to its historic identity. Some of you may start to think we've got a bit of thing for League One clubs, and you may not be wrong. But when it comes to the business of football, they are some of the most intriguing organisations in the game. You face the constant challenge of chasing the gold in the Championship and Premier League, but also trying not to overstretch yourself financially and drop out of the league. How do you justify a pound spent away from the pitch? It's our new favourite theme. Alex and Cambridge have been one of the most ambitious when it comes to value creation away from the pitch. New training facilities, club rebrands, stadium developments, matchday experience; all of these indirectly create a value in the club to position it for long-term success. But can success off the pitch be replicated on it? This is a conflict in ideology we love to talk about, and we love what Cambridge are doing.  In today's show we discuss: Spending away from the pitch: How a full rebrand of Cambridge United came about, and why it is so important to make sure your visual identity is fit for the modern age. Why did the club build a new £3.5m training complex and how do you justify significant spend on infrastructure when the money could be spent on improving the team? Spending on non-performance shows long term strategy; how do you get fans onside and bring the fans on the journey with you? How difficult is it to build value into a club while operating on budgets of less than £10m? The role of a CEO: How did Alex become CEO of Newport County at the age of 29? What are the hardest jobs you have to take on when leading a football club? ‘Working in football is not a job. It's a way of life'; the need for a top executive to be all in and commit fully to the development of the club. Does the CEO get involved with the football side of the business? The story of bringing the iconic Burger King deal to Stevenage and the value of new age digitalised commercial inventory.  The business of the football league: ‘The Premier League is the best league in the world, but our football pyramid is the best pyramid in the world'. How do we protect the pyramid? How much do Championship, League One and League Two clubs get from the current media rights deal? Where do the biggest challenges lie from a business perspective when running a football club in 2024? How can we protect the competitive balance of the leagues but also encourage teams to continue development and push boundaries to improve the product? Click here to see the full rebrand announcement & video: https://www.cambridgeunited.com/news/new-club-identity-revealed A huge thank you to our amazing partners: WSC Sports  https://wsc-sports.com/ Tyndall Investment Management  https://tyndallim.co.uk/  

Tunbridge World Fair Weekend Episode

Racing pigs, cattle pulls and the storied Larkin dancers — the Tunbridge World's Fair is one of Vermont's most beloved and longest-standing annual traditions.The fair dates back to 1867. Each year tens of thousands of people come to central Vermont for its four-day run. Vermont Edition visited for a live broadcast.

Today we host Viewpoint from the Tunbridge World's Fair with the one and only Kevin Ellis as he takes on the debate between John Rodgers and David Zuckerman.

Featuring a special interview with Cambridge United chief executive Alex Tunbridge.  

Word of Rufus' army, and the destruction of the rebel forces at Tunbridge, had no doubt reached Pevensey and its commander, Robert of Mortain… and I think it's highly likely that the messengers also reported that the King's army had turned north, towards Rochester. Bishop Odo's stronghold. The post 455: Odo's Rebellion: Lord of the Flies first appeared on The British History Podcast.

Jul 8, 1999 Tunbridge, England Continued from Part 1

Jul 8, 1999 Tunbridge, England To be continued in Part 2

Robin is at Festool's UK HQ for another week and is joined by one of the leading lights in education, Brian Tunbridge from West Suffolk College so that he can discuss their approach to teaching carpentry, inconsistencies in how the trade is taught, mentoring the next generation of carpenters and more

In this episode of The New England Endurance Podcast, we talk with the organizers of  The Ranger, a unique gravel cycling event and community fundraiser nestled in Tunbridge, VT.  We sit down with the dynamic duo behind The Ranger: Vermont's Gravel Enduro, Rachel and Tyler Cohen, to explore the origins, impact, and future of this remarkable event.The Ranger isn't just your average cycling event, it's a celebration of camaraderie, family, stewardship, and community spirit.  It offers three different routes from 18 to 62 miles, plus a ride for kids and 5k run, with a post-ride party. Rachel and Tyler share how The Ranger has evolved into a beloved annual tradition, drawing participants from far and wide to experience the scenic beauty of Vermont while making a tangible, positive impact on the communities through with the ride travels.   Listeners will discover how The Ranger goes beyond the thrill of the ride, donating more than $10,000 annually, benefiting essential initiatives in the Four Town Region (Tunbridge, Royalton, Strafford, and Sharon.)  Rachel and Tyler illuminate how these funds are strategically allocated to support rural and agricultural land stewardship, promote outdoor recreation access, and bolster small community sustainability.  Rachel is also the Executive Director of  Vermont Youth Cycling, an independent youth mountain bike racing league serving over 300 Vermont youth and families annually. Tune in to gain insights into The Ranger's philanthropic mission, its meaningful partnerships, and the inspiring stories of individuals whose lives have been touched by this extraordinary event. Whether you're a seasoned cyclist, a lover of gravel, or a passionate advocate for community engagement, this episode offers a compelling glimpse into the transformative power of endurance sports and charitable giving in New England.To learn more about The Ranger and join the movement for positive change, visit www.therangervt.com and get ready to pedal with purpose.Art & Eric embark on a journey to showcase and celebrate the endurance sports community in New England.

The podcast episode features a conversation with Shona Sanford Long, the farmer behind Flying Dog Farm in Tunbridge. Learn more as we delve into her farming practices, including managing organic meats and piglets, selling wool and experimenting with leather products. She also discusses the challenges and future plans for sustainable farming in Vermont.

Recently, there have been a fair few people who have gotten in touch to let us know that they've enjoyed an episode from the past. So, we thought it would be a good idea to round the year out by re-running three of our most popular episodes. We've all seen some great examples of sponsorships adjusting, doing something different, and really creative activations this year because of COVID-19. A lot of those have been driven by necessity. Probably the most talked about activation of 2020, however, has been Burger King's sponsorship of Stevenage FC, who, at the time of the sponsorship, in 2019, were last in the fourth division of English football. It left many people scratching their heads. It is, of course, the sponsorship that ultimately gave us the hugely successful Stevenage Challenge. This amazing partnerhsip wasn't driven by COVID-19 or necessity. It was driven through vision and creativity, and, as our guest phrases it later on in the show, “a leap of faith”, to pull off a truly brilliant activation. One of the reasons it was so brilliant was because the opportunity was right under so many people's noses, yet so many didn't see it. The activation is both amazing in its boldness yet so jarringly simple. Tap into the already huge, but growing, eSports market, specifically FIFA. Tap into the underdog status and fairytale storyline of them winning. Tap into the desire for people to share their gaming highlights online. Tap into the fact that everyone loves an easily accessible giveaway, especially fast food. The results have been absolutely amazing and driven directly from the 1.2 billion impressions that Burger King's shirt sponsorship, of Stevenage FC, has produced through the Stevenage Challenge on FIFA. Furthermore, those commercial outcomes and further opportunities are both online and offline. Alex Tunbridge is the Chief Executive at Stevenage FC and he joins us in this episode to take us inside Burger King's sponsorship of his club. We also hear from Daniel Collier-Hill, KORE's Commercial Director – APAC, who joins us to discuss the blog which outlines 3 Things That Will Provide Both Short and Long-term Benefits to Sponsorship Managers. Enjoy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On a rare Monday show:Happy World Bollywood Day UVM Medical Center, support staff union reach agreement Federal immigration authorities send an average of 60 people to Vermont prisons Judge blasts prosecutor, throws out charges against off-duty Vermont deputyMatthew Morgan, stuck in prison after dismissed shoplifting charge, is released Cannabis Entrepreneur Says He Was 'Hoodwinked' Brattleboro Selectboard approves municipal EMS takeover Burlington tries to clean up “problem property”Northeast Kingdom Buddhist retreat child sexual assaultAddison County educator steps down after racial slurs(57:40) Break music: Dumbanimals - “Lollygagger”https://thedumbanimals.bandcamp.com/album/thrift-pop Skateboarders Cry Foul Over Bolton Valley's Plan to Close Indoor Park Armed With a Video Camera, One Man Documents Crime and Disorder Benchmark - the Vermont space programTown leaders in Isle La Motte resignFriends and Strangers Come to the Aid of a Scammed Baker Some Vermonters Find the Cost of Newly Expanded Broadband Is Too High Police seize 27 pounds of cocaine from Rhode Island manNew Cortina Inn owners wish to pay less for police services (1:45:45) Break music:  Community Breakfast - “Beck's Song”https://communitybreakfast.bandcamp.com/album/the-landscape-is-the-only-thing-that-never-changesScumbag MapBennington man found competent in aggravated domestic assault on mom Tunbridge threatens neighbor with gunVT authorities need help finding Manchester manWhatchu know ‘bout Orwell, VT?Old North End drug bustSoBu dental clinic leaves man without teethTaft street ducks gotta goA New Nonprofit Focuses on Reptiles, Amphibians and Arachnids Cat cafe owner saves 57 cats, destroys businessThanks for listening!Follow us on Facebook: facebook.com/VermontCatchup Follow Matt on twitter: @MatthewBorden4 Contact the show: 24theroadshow@gmail.comIntro/Outro Music by B-Complex

Ep 122 recorded  9/20/23  I love modern medicine FOs Summer Happiness by Concept Creative.  This is a flexible garment that can be worn as a sleeveless top or a poncho.  It's knit in two pieces then seemed.  I'm using 2 rainbow gradients from Scheepjes Whirl (1 for each piece).  I finished the first piece! Summer Dream (Songe d'ete) designed by Armelle Robert.  Knit in Linea Pura Unico by Lana Grossa in a peachy-orange shade. 1 knitted knocker WIPs 2nd knitted knocker in bamboo pop, doing a series of these in a variety of skin tones Runaway Shorties by Sarah Jordan, aka Knit/Wit designs.  I'm making these for Thing 1 in CoBaSi, a wool-free sock yarn made of cotton, bamboo, silk &Nylon and I'm using the Indigo colorway, a rich, deep blue Summer Happiness by Concept Creative.  I started the 2nd piece Vivian by Ysolda Teague knit in Lana Grossa Elastico in the Dark Green colorway.   Out and About – upcoming Fiber events in the NE USA (and there are lots this fall) Pigskin Party Ends after the Super Bowl in February. Vermont Sheep and Wool Sept 30-Oct 1, Tunbridge, VT Fryeburg Fair, Oct 1-8, Fryeburg Maine Rhinebeck (NY Sheep and Wool) Oct 21-22, Rhinebeck, NY Fiber Festival of New England Nov 6 & 7 at Eastern States Exhibition in Springfield, MA Maryland Alpaca and Fleece Festival, Nov 11-12, West Friendship, MD Pennsylvania Fall Fiber Festival,  Nov 18-19, Leesburg PA I've Got Sunshine I love modern medicine!!  Anaphylaxis is no fun.

Ep 121 written 8/29/23 recorded  9/7/23 Where did summer go? Stash I stopped at Ewe And You Fiber Arts in Windsor, CT and picked up some yarn. 3 skin-tone shades of Bamboo Pop by Universal Yarns.  Knitted Knockers put out a call for knockers in D/DD in neutrals and skin tones and these three skeins will be all knitted knockers. 1 skein of Baby Alpaca Brush by Plymouth Yarns, an Alpaca/acrylic blend.   2 skeins of Araucanis Huasco Coton in the Perito Merino and Inca Del Sol colorways WIPs Hitchhiker #8? 9? In Lion Briand Shawl in a Ball (discontinued) in the purple/gray/white fade colorway.  This is a simple garter stitch shawl by Martina Behm.  I have less than 30% of the yarn left! Snowflake Sweater Scarf using Big Twist Heather in Grey bought at Joann's, I'm almost to the central section 2nd Sock for Thing 1.   Summer Happiness by Concept Creative.  This is a flexible garment that can be worn as a sleeveless top or a poncho.  Vivian by Ysolda Teague knit in Lana Grossa Elastico in a dark green color.  Summer Dream (Songe d'ete) designed by Armelle Robert.   Out and About – upcoming Fiber events in the NE USA (and there are lots this fall) Pigskin Party starts today!  Ends after the Super Bowl in February. Pennsylvania Endless Mountains Fiber Festival Sept 9-10, New Milford, Pennsylvania NJ Sheep and Fiber Festival, Sept 9-10, Ringoes, NJ Western NY Fiber Festival, Sept 17, East Aurora, NY Vermont Sheep and Wool Sept 30-Oct 1, Tunbridge, VT Fryeburg Fair, Oct 1-8, Fryeburg Maine Rhinebeck (NY Sheep and Wool) Oct 21-22, Rhinebeck, NY Fiber Festival of New England Nov 6 & 7 at Eastern States Exhibition in Springfield, MA Maryland Alpaca and Fleece Festival, Nov 11-12, West Friendship, MD Pennsylvania Fall Fiber Festival,  Nov 18-19, Leesburg PA I've Got Sunshine Summer's last hurrah!  

Ep 120 recorded  8/2/23 FOs Sock for Thing 1.  This is the sock I've reknit 4 or 5 times.  I'm now making him a tube sock and I'll measure his foot and add an afterthought heel on Christmas morning. WIPs Hitchhiker #8? 9? In Lion Briand Shawl in a Ball (discontinued).   Snowflake Sweater Scarf using Big Twist Heather in Grey bought at Joann's, by Knitatude 2nd Sock for Thing 1.   Summer Happiness by Concept Creative.  This is a flexible garment that can be worn as a sleeveless top or a poncho.   New cast on, Vivian by Ysolda Teague knit in Lana Grossa Elastico Spinning Tour de Fleece is ove and I complteted my 4-ply yarn of some old, cheap cotton that I bought 1 pound of (just under half a kilo) at a festival many years ago.  Not my favorite to spin, but it spins thicker than most cottons, so I'm made a 4-ply DK and I'm going to dye it.  Out and About – upcoming Fiber events in the NE USA (and there are lots this fall) Happening now: Interweave Yarn Fest, Lancaster PA Pittsburgh creative Yarn Festival August 24-26 Pennsylvania Endless Mountains Fiber Festival Sept 9-10, New Milford, Pennsylvania NJ Sheep and Fiber Festival, Sept 9-10, Ringoes, NJ Western NY Fiber Festival, Sept 17, East Aurora, NY Vermont Sheep and Wool Sept 30-Oct 1, Tunbridge, VT Fryeburg Fair, Oct 1-8, Fryeburg Maine Rhinebeck (NY Sheep and Wool) Oct 21-22, Rhinebeck, NY Fiber Festival of New England Nov 6 & 7 at Eastern States Exhibition in Springfield, MA Maryland Alpaca and Fleece Festival, Nov 11-12, West Friendship, MD Pennsylvania Fall Fiber Festival,  Nov 18-19, Leesburg PA I've Got Sunshine Museums!  My kids are at my parent's house and I am headed into Boston to go visit the Museum of Fine Arts all by myself! 

GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Brett Tunbridge is a candidate for Australian Federation Party in the Queensland electorate of Maranoa. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Chris Fairbank served five years in the regular army. He is a 5th generation veteran, vice president and welfare officer for the Camperdown Victoria, sub-branch. of the R.S.L and vice president and welfare officer for the Camperdown Victoria, sub-branch. Chris is also a member of Grunts Australia, a newly established Welfare/Charity organisation for ex Infantry and special forces. He is involved in the freedom movement in Victoria.

There are approximately one bajillion biographies of Beethoven: do we need really another one? In fact, we do, because Laura Tunbridge has written an engrossing, provocative, and genuinely fresh book about Beethoven's life and times. A conversation about what it means to write about one of the most well-trodden composers in music history, and the rich new perspectives that Dr. Tunbridge brings to our understanding of Beethoven.Laura Tunbridge is Professor of Music and Henfrey Fellow and Tutor at St Catherine's College, University of Oxford.Show notes and more over at soundexpertise.org!A new call to action: tell us why you listen to the show! Tag Will on Instagram/Twitter @seatedovation or email our inbox, soundexpertise00@gmail.com

Bipolar Disorder has been listed as one of the leading disorders of the Global Burden of Diseases... Yet the amount of research and funding put towards it is abysmal. Laine and I share that during our clinical education, we were taught almost nothing about the experience of mania, diagnosing, or treating the disorders like Bipolar. This episode share's what we know so far (from the MANY articles Laine went through to try to make sense of it) and what's happening in the brain -- referencing studies from Harrison, Gettes, Tunbridge, Clark, Sahakian, and more. It also touches on what needs to be done to not only better support those who have experienced manic episodes or have been diagnosed, but what is required for the field of mental health to improve. The takeaways of this episode are some of our favorites -- you can hear it in Laine's voice at the end. Enjoy -- and as always, if you have any questions feel free to email us at info@brainblownpodcast.com. REFERENCES Dionisio et al. - "Cognitive flexibility impairment and reduced frontal cortex BDNF expression in the ouabain model of mania" Dzirasa et al. - "Impaired Limbic Gamma Oscillatory Synchrony during Anxiety-Related Behavior in a Genetic Mouse Model of Bipolar Mania" Ferrari et al. - "Depression and Mania Induce Pro-inflammatory Activation of Macrophages Following Application of Serum from Individuals with Bipolar Disorder" Schmidta et al. - "Cerebrospinal fluid hypocretin-1 (orexin A) levels in mania compared to unipolar depression and healthy controls" de Soussa et al. - "Lithium increases plasma brain-derived neurotrophic factor in acute bipolarmania: A preliminary 4-week study" Paul J. Harrison, John R. Geddes, and Elizabeth M. Tunbridge1 - "The Emerging Neurobiology of Bipolar Disorder" Luke Clark, Barbara J. Sahakian - "Cognitive neuroscience and brain imaging in bipolar disorder" G.S. Kirshenbaum, C. R. Burgess, N. De'ry, M. Fahnestock, J. H. Peever and J C Roder - "Attenuation of mania-like behavior in na+,k+-atpase a3 mutant mice by prospective therapies for bipolar disorder: melatonin and exercise" Emre Bora - "Neurocognitive features in clinical subgroups of bipolar disorder: A meta-analysis" Ryan W. Logan, Ph.D. and Colleen A. McClung, Ph.D. - "Animal Models of Bipolar Mania: The Past, Present and Future"

Mary Lake is a sheep farmer and sheep shearer and itinerant slaughterer. She is a tall, muscular woman in bib overalls and a baseball hat and dangly earrings she carved out of a ram's horn. She wears a chain around her waist with a scabbard full of knives. And she loves sheep, which is one reason she participates in their slaughter. This is a story about where food comes from.** The first version of this story aired on Vermont Public. I am grateful to Vermont Public for allowing me to share this story with Rumble Strip Listeners!Mary Lake's business is Can-Do Shearing in Tunbridge, Vermont

Despite Vermont parents' overwhelming demand for spots in child care and preschools, the supply remains limited. Parents all over the state sit on waitlists for months or even years. If they do score a spot, tuition likely could cost them more than if they sent their toddler to an in-state college for the workday. And yet, despite the tight market for early childhood services, the educators still usually make less than $20 an hour, and often don't receive benefits such as health insurance. Something in this economic system isn't working for most Vermont families. Child care is also shaping up to be one of the most significant policy issues state lawmakers tackle this legislative session. Gov. Phil Scott already has released a $50 million proposal to increase to state subsidies. Legislators are expected to release a child care funding bill in the coming days. This episode, we go to the Orange County Parent Child Center in Tunbridge, where parents and educators discuss how they're making it work. VTDigger politics reporter Lola Duffort explains how state funding for child care could change this year.

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Part Two, Scott Tunbridge reveals his experience during the Championship winning season at Newcastle Jets in the A-League, from how he was treated, his regrets and despite the tough year personally, he shares how he celebrated the win with his teammates. No calls were made from Adelaide United for a call up, but a family situation made for an easy decision to return home playing for MetroStars in the NPL. Scotts memories of his time at Metro are positive, describing what it was like to share the limelight on the national stage with his local club.

Former professional footballer Scott Tunbridge opens up about his youth career, how he became a striker and his debut for Adelaide City. Trialling for Blackburn Rovers and playing in Scotland saw him meet some familiar faces and recognisable names in Australian football including a Football Australia boss! Plus Scott reveals what happened with failed trials at two A-League clubs. Part Two available soon.

Will it be the weather that stops the race that stops the nation? The Melbourne Cup starts at 5pm our time, with rain, wind, and a top of 14 degrees predicted. 3AW sports reporter Jordan Tunbridge joined us from Flemington to talk about how the rain may impact the horses. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There are a lot of challenges when operating a small brewery. One of them is trying to stand out among larger counterparts. Be it breweries with state-wide distribution, larger taprooms, or even stadium contracts.  But the nano brewery segment is fierce and continues to find ways to make waves and be seen among the country's thousands of breweries.  Our guests today will talk about that, from festival strategies to seasonal releases. - Anne Linehan and her husband Ben are the owners of Brocklebank Craft Brewing in Tunbridge, Vermont. She organizes the annual Vermont Nanobrewery Festival also known. In her day job, Anne is the Director of Graduate Academic Programs at Vermont Law and Graduate School. - Dylan VanDetta was was born in Vermont, raised in upstate New York. He started a coffee distributorship before going into Information technology. He started homebrewing in 2012 and in late 2019, he formed Labyrinth Forge Brewing Company intending to contract most of his beer and sell kegs to bars and restaurants around town. Due to Covid-19 he started making home deliveries and selling in cans to grocery stores and out of his home. Today, he's actively looking for a retail space to have a taproom and small brewery. - Joel Sheley is the owner and head brewer at Gateway Brewing, a 5bbl “nano” brewery in the Gateway district of Portland, Oregon. With over 20 years of industry experience, Joel not only excels at developing well-made beers but is also savvy in brewery operations infrastructure and the mechanical side of owning and operating a brewery.The BYO Nano Podcast Episode 34 is sponsored by:Fermentis Discover SafBrew™ BR-8 by Fermentis, the first dry Brett for secondary fermentation. This yeast strain is a reliable tool for attaining a slightly funky, specific phenolic character in your beers, and is available in 100g sachets, as is the whole SafLager™ and SafAle™ yeasts range!Discover more about SafBrew™ BR-8 or other yeast strains by attending the Fermentis presentation during NanoCon or go to fermentis.comGrainfatherWhether you're looking for a brewing system to create trial recipes, or you want to easily add production capacity to your nanobrewery – the Grainfather G70 electric brewing system is your solution. The G70 has a 70 liter capacity, allowing you to easily make ½ BBL batches of beer in a compact system that won't take up valuable floor space. Ask your BSG sales manager for more information about the G70 today, or go to Grainfather.com to learn more.BYO Nano+ MembershipGet access to hundreds of hours of on-demand videos covering small craft brewery strategies with BYO's new Nano+ Membership. Learn from craft beer experts watching replays of past NanoCon seminars plus a complete library of in-depth workshops. You'll also have full online access to all of BYO's digital content and an annual print magazine subscription. Check out byo.com/nanoplus for more details.BYO Nano Brew Podcast Episode 34Host: John HollGuests: Contact: nano@byo.comMusic: Scott McCampbell

On this episode of Vermont Viewpoint, guest host Lee Kittell hosts the Lt. Governors debates and Governor's debate at the Tunbridge World Fair! Listen in to hear Lt. Governor Candidates David Zuckerman and Joe Benning go head to head! After them, hear from current Governor Phil Scott and candidate Brenda Siegel talk about why you should vote for them as your next Governor! At the very end, Lee will talk with listeners about their thoughts on the debates.

Today on Vermont Viewpoint, Lee Kittell is at the Tunbridge World Fair! He'll talk with a whole variety of vendors and fair staff about what makes this fair so special.

On this episode of Music to Go to the Dump By, Jack and Farmer Dave keep you company while you head to the dump on this day!

On this episode of Music to Go to the Dump By, Jack and Farmer Dave keep you company while you head to the dump on this day!

Episode 37D: Spirit World scenes & Lodge lore Please rate, review, and/or subscribe on Apple Podcasts to help promote this show! You can explore both public and patron episodes of this podcast here: https://www.lostinthemovies.com/p/lost-in-twin-peaks.html Become a patron at https://www.patreon.com/lostinthemovies to listen to the entire series ahead of the public schedule and access my main monthly podcast as well. All upcoming Lost in Twin Peaks episodes are available immediately in a longer format for $1/month, along with a bonus monthly podcast on films and other topics; the $5/month tier also accesses exclusive ongoing Twin Peaks Conversations with other commentators as a monthly reward. Episode 0: Introducing the podcast (show format) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/introducing-the-podcast-show-format/id1588350903?i=1000537195013 The illustrated companion for this week's episodes is scheduled for Saturday, July 2 at 8am on https://www.lostinthemovies.com/2022/07/lost-in-twin-peaks-37-season-3-part-8.html 0:00 SCENES ORGANIZED BY SPIRIT WORLD LOCATION... Convenience store including aside on Dreamland photo / Purple World tower (6:45) 11:45 LODGE LORE including the Bob bubble, woodsmen working in convenience store including dental analgoy (13:01), Experiment vomits Bob (16:12), economic nature of garmonbozia (17:31), the woodsman's poem (18:19), the frog-bug (20:24) My Journey Through Twin Peaks video essay series is on YouTube (in 36 chapters as of now) https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIHlB-wesGPVETlNFLsGCKL-SFjW8wrJf & Vimeo (in 5 parts as of now) https://vimeo.com/showcase/7281266 EPISODE LINKS Dreamland, Tunbridge, Vermont (1963 photo by Verner Reed) https://www.mfa.org/collections/object/dreamland-tunbridge-vermont-650399 PODCAST: Counter Esperanto Podcast: Tangents About Twin Peaks - Ep. No. 22: The 15th Secret: "Season Two, Episode One" (designates "the fire station") https://player.fm/series/counter-esperanto-podcast-tangents-about-twin-peaks-1814031/ep-no-22-the-15th-secret-season-two-episode-one David Lynch on Cooking Quinoa (video in which he mentions his memory of frog-moths) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSP-ewdJYJc The Bug Crawls (David Lynch animated short) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEwAsTD9ke8 Listen to Em's & Steve's podcast Sparkwood & 21 https://tunein.com/podcasts/Film--TV-News/Sparkwood-and-21-A-Twin-Peaks-Podcast-p1141810/ They were also guests on the Holy Smoke! episode of Lost in the Movies https://www.lostinthemovies.com/2022/02/holy-smoke-w-guests-em-steve-of-no-ship.html My other podcasts include: Lost in the Movies https://www.lostinthemovies.com/p/patreon-podcast.html Twin Peaks Cinema https://www.lostinthemovies.com/p/twin-peaks-cinema.html This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Beethoven's life was deeply troubled, to say the least. Despite it all, he changed western music forever. Join us and a special guest, for the life of Ludwig Van Beethoven!Sources:Biss, Jonathan. Beethoven's Shadow. Audible Studios, 2013. Greenberg, Robert. “Great Masters: Beethoven, His Life and Music.” The Great Courses. 2013. Greenberg, Robert. “The Life and Times of Beethoven.” The Great Courses. 2019. Greenberg, Robert. Understanding the Fundamentals of Music. Teaching Company, 2007. Swafford, Jan. Beethoven: Anguish and Triumph: A Biography. Faber & Faber, 2015. Tunbridge, Laura. Beethoven: A Life in Nine Pieces. Yale University Press, 2022. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Author and scholar Laura Tunbridge and conductor Devin Patrick Hughes discuss the historical Beethoven in rehearsals, as the entrepreneur, the conductor, the early adopter of technologies, the family man, his controversial metronome markings, and the authenticity behind historically informed performance practice. Tunbridge is a Professor of Music at the University of Oxford, UK and the author of books about Robert Schumann, art-song, and Beethoven: A Life in Nine Pieces, and is currently working on a book about string quartets.    The book is Laura Tunbridge's Beethoven: A Life in Nine Pieces, published by Yale University Press. Thank you Laura for sharing your amazing passion and wealth of knowledge about Beethoven's life and music. Thank you to all record labels and performers that made this episode possible, musical excerpts came from Fidelio, the Third Sonata for Cello and Piano, the Choral Fantasy, Symphonies Three and Seven and the Piano Trio in C minor, performed by Simon Rattle and the Berlin Philharmonic, Angela Denoke, Jon Villars, Emanuel Ax, Yo-Yo Ma, Vladimir Ashkenazy and the Cleveland Orchestra, Andre Previn and the Royal Philharmonic, Henryk Szeryng, Pierre Fournier, Wilhelm Kempff, Paavo Järvi and the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen, and Sony Classical. You can find the book wherever books are sold, and follow Laura Tunbridge on Twitter. You can check out more info about One Symphony or lend your support for the show at OneSymphony.org.  Thank you to our most recent supporters Jessica, Bonnie, Carl, Lauren, and Steven. Please feel free to rate, review, and share the show on all platforms. Until next time, thank you for being part of the music!

National Drink Wine day - now we have an excuse.  On this week's show:The Danes crack non-alcoholic beerBig story on national division coming to VT    Bill to Disallow migrant arrests outside courthouseTurns out there's lots of crazy in Saint AlbansBove Brothers doing their shady businessBurlington Racial Equity director resignsBTV reparations task forceUVM nurses get big raiseBill aims to curb medical debt    Waiting for medical appointment too longShould teachers be able to look for other jobs?Enosburg student disciplined for racist languageBreak music: Jim Will Yell at You “Second Shot” from the album Montreal Town Hall Ben & Jerry's wilin' outAfghan refugees in Rutland Canadian border relaxedBurlington Town Center closes Burlington's downtown mall closes for good  VT forces hunters to eat what they kill Mobile parks on the come up Buy the Tunbridge World Fair Let's learn about Tunbridge!  F-35 bitterness  Karen's gonna KarenBreak music: Jacob Green “Boogie Soul Movin Music”  Scumbag MapCar thefts in Burlington  Lady arsonist A ruckus in Bolton ValleyMolesting Teacher arrested  Parents leave kid in car to ski Koalas now endangered Beekeepers overwhelmed by kindness Rescue dogs coming to VermontWild West of service dogsKids going to Hell? Thanks for listening!Tell us what's going on. Did we get something wrong? Wanna run us down? Contact the show: 24theroadshow@gmail.comIntro/Outro Music by B-Complex

Quite a raucous episode. On this week's show....Snowpocalypse 2022 Come on, man, pick up after your dog - a Matt rantHappy National Homemade Soup Day Or….Happy National Thank a Mail Carrier DayVT does NOT appreciate postal carriersComposting I can get behindAre we excited about environmental justice?Spoke too soon - BTV rejects top copLegal notices can be posted digitallyQuechee renters get screwedIdk, maybe just don't test the schoolsEasier to document your preferred gender(1:08:56) Break Music:  Never Say Die -  “Thirty-one” from the Home Sweet Home EP  Ex-Governor Shumlin and EB 5 fraud BTV company wins award for bringing smell to virtual reality Ripton - free, but wanting to come back Let's get all up in Ripton!Tunbridge - now a two-store townEvansville Trading Post not soldBreweries close….more to come?Windsor doesn't want a juvenile detention center(1:59:51) Break Music: Former Lives -  “Alderson Loop” from the upcoming EP Ceremony of Leaving Scumbag MapRutland (where else?) drug bust  Saint J shootingMan found dead in Swanton More kids threatening schoolsPownal child sex assault AAA warns of warm-up theftsWhy are we never talking about Milltown MelOther weather-predicting animals Two dog breeds banned in Norway More research on “dog years” Cats brains are shrinking Gay penguins become parentsThanks for listening!Tell us what's going on. Did we get something wrong? Wanna run us down? Contact the show: 24theroadshow@gmail.comIntro/Outro Music by B-Complex

Tracking of lost school days lags; Legislature adopts slate of pandemic-year municipal meeting precautions; Top Vermont lawmaker proposes $1,200 child tax credit; Following wire incident at Tunbridge farm, lawmakers consider bill on accountability.

Evangelical Steven Pynakker interviews Mark Staker co-author of "Joseph and Lucy Smith's Tunbridge Farm: An Archaeology and Landscape Study". In this episode we discuss Mark and co-author Donald Enders archaeological expedition of Tunbridge Farm. Joseph and Lucy Smith cleared and farmed the land from 1791-1805. This episode is a bit a of a prelude to an upcoming show in which Mark will reveal the results of a soil study that will indicated what type of pollen it contains. This will enable us to know what type of crops they planted when they farmed it. Mark expects to have the results next month. So he will come back on and my viewers will be among the first to know the results! Stay tuned. Special thanks to Rick Bennett of Gospel Tangents for doing a last minute edit for me on this video.Link to purchase book

Evangelical Steven Pynakker has Mark Staker back on the reveal the pollen study results of Tunbridge Farm. Mark is the Master Curator in the Historic Sites Division of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and co-author of "Joseph and Lucy Smith's Tunbridge Farm: An Archaeology and Landscape Study. I want to thank him so much for coming back on to my program to reveal the results here first.Link to purchase his book

Today I'm drinking a Winter Warmer from Harpoon Brewery https://www.harpoonbrewery.com/beer/winter-warmer/ And is it a bones day or no bones day, if you don't know what I'm talking about Noodle the Pug on TikTok (https://www.tiktok.com/@jongraz) is an internet sensation and, in an effort to recognize Mental Health Awareness and self care, Tall Tale Brewing in Parsonsburg, MD is releasing No Bones Day IPA. It appears to be available in the taproom now, but will be in distribution soon with a fresh look https://mybeerbuzz.blogspot.com/2021/11/tall-tales-brewing-working-on-no-bones.html In September, it wasn't just carrying the first ever all-civilian crew into space. Inspiration4 also carried 66 pounds of hops! The hops has touched down in “Space Craft” beer from Samuel Adams. The special release beer will be served at its Boston Brewery and Taproom and its Cincinnati Brewery starting today. But, with out of this world demand for the beer, it's sold out for online/home delivery orders. If you can get it in person, the beer that spend 2 days, 23 hours and 3 minutes circling earth is selling for $22.33. https://www.boston.com/food/beer/2021/11/04/space-craft-sam-adams-uses-hops-that-have-been-to-space/ In Microbrewery News, the Tunbridge, VT area will again have a general store, a world-famous fair and is also the home to its own brewery, Upper Pass Beer Co. Residents of this great community may never leave town again - especially since a planned two-story addition and facility space increase will allow brewing capacity to grow from 10-15 barrels a week to 40! Those mainly will be small batch releases and new recipes as Upper Pass currently produces 600 to 800 barrels per month at von Trapp Brewery in Stowe, Vermont (https://www.vontrappbrewing.com). Upper Pass Beer Co.'s beers are available in cans and on draft in eight states. https://www.vnews.com/Bottom-Line-for-Nov-14-2021-43455188 Find out more about your host The Real Voice - Mel Allen. He's a working voice over talent and you can check out voice over samples and demos at https://therealvoice.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/boozebuddy/support

On the show today with Jack Riewoldt and Flash Lithgow: 1. Could the Tasmanian AFL side be based in Tunbridge? 2. Jack Jumpers star import Josh Magette 3. Commentator and author Alister Nicholson 4. Tim Paine joins the guys 5. Jack discusses the AFL's potential rule changes for 2022 6. Sports update 7. Champion jockey Damien Oliver

Jack and Farmer Dave host this episode of Music to Go to the Dump By! They largely talk about their experience with the Tunbridge Fair.

Jack, Brent, and Farmer Dave hosts this weeks episode of Music to Go to the Dump By. They remember 9/11 and talk about their memories of it. Jack has a new dog, and the Tunbridge Fair is coming up!

With plenty of fresh powder on the ground, we look at how climate change is changing our region’s ski industry; and learn why the sport now comes with such a high price tag. We also hear about how Providence, Rhode Island is grappling with being a “sanctuary city.” And we get inside the unique, intensely democratic process that is a New England town meeting. A view from Bigrock Mountain Ski Area in Mars Hill, in northern Maine. Climate scientists say ski resorts in northern New England may benefit from an increase in visitors as climate change shortens the ski season to the south. Photo by Martin Cathrae via Flickr Upscale, Downhill The late-winter nor’easter that dumped snow across New England on Tuesday and Wednesday was a welcome sight to the region's ski areas, which have been seeing shortening ski seasons in the past decade, due to climate change. According to University of Waterloo climate scientist Daniel Scott, no ski area in southern New England will remain profitable after 2040. As Maine Public Radio’s Fred Bever reports, ski areas in northern New England could benefit. A hand-painted sign hangs on the wall at the Veterans Memorial Recreation Area in Franklin, New Hampshire. Photo courtesy of NHPR. Skiing is a pricey hobby. A lift ticket at Sugarloaf in Maine will run you $95. At Stowe in Vermont, it’s $124 for the day. Even at Ski Sundown, a small mountain in Connecticut, a ticket on a Saturday or Sunday costs $60. But at Veterans Memorial Ski Area in Franklin, New Hampshire, admission is just $20. Instead of a chair lift, there's a metal bar that goes behind the thighs, attached to a rope that pulls skiers up the 230-foot hill. Once upon a time, these no-frills ski areas were the rule in New England, rather than the exception. So what happened? The team at New Hampshire Public Radio’s podcast Outside/In went to Franklin to figure out how skiing “got fancy.” For more fun on the slopes, listen to the full Outside/In episode, “Gnar Pow.” Whose Sanctuary is it Anyway? Guests at Rhode Island Public Radio’s “Policy and Pinot” discussion on March 9. From left: Providence Mayor Jorge Elorza, immigration law professor Deborah Gonzalez, Providence Public Safety Commissioner Steven Pare, RI Republican National Committeewoman Lee An Sennick, and NEXT host John Dankosky. Photo by Kristen Gourlay for RIPR President Donald Trump has pledged to crack down on so-called sanctuary cities — jurisdictions that shield undocumented residents from federal immigration officials, mainly by refusing to comply with requests for local law enforcement to help enforce immigration law. Under Trump's January 25 executive order, these cities could lose federal funding. The president and his supporters say the order is an attempt to improve public safety. But advocates claim that people living in the United States without documentation are more often victims of crime. They say that when police cooperate with federal immigration officials, community trust is eroded. Earlier this month, NEXT host John Dankosky moderated a forum about sanctuary cities in Providence, Rhode Island; where Mayor Jorge Elorza, like other urban mayors, has voiced open opposition to the order. Elorza and other panelists debated where local law enforcement ends and federal law enforcement begins. Listen to the full event audio from Rhode Island Public Radio. Explore stories about immigration in New England from the New England News Collaborative series Facing Change. “We are the Government” This past Tuesday was Town Meeting Day in New Hampshire. And while some towns rescheduled because of the big winter storm, New Hampshire’s Secretary of State there said the law requires towns to hold their local elections on the second Tuesday in March, regardless of the weather. In Newmarket, school board candidates and many voters toughed it out. New Hampshire Public Radio's Jason Moon reports. Candidates and survivors braved the elements Tuesday in New Market, NH. Photo by Jason Moon for NHPR. While residents of towns like Newmarket cast ballots, other New England towns hold traditional town meetings. That’s when citizens gather in a church or school gym to debate, deliberate and ultimately vote on a budget, and other municipal business. Town meeting is a tradition unique to New England in the United States, and goes back to colonial times. But an increasing number of towns are giving up the public debate in favor of a ballot-based system. So, is the tradition worth preserving? On Vermont’s Town Meeting Day, Vermont Public Radio's Howard Weiss-Tisman sat in on a town meeting where the future of town meeting was up for debate. Meeting-goers in Tunbridge, Vermont cast paper ballots in a non-binding vote over whether to oppose a new residential development. Depending on town rules, votes can also be cast verbally or by a show of hands. Photo by Rebecca Sananes for VPR. So what’s so special about town meeting, and just how much power do attendees hold? For answers, we’re joined by Susan Clark, author of All Those in Favor: Rediscovering the Secrets of Town Meeting and Community, and Slow Democracy. Clark serves as moderator at her town meeting in Middlesex, Vermont. In Woodstock, NH, chickens in the road are no laughing matter. Photo by Angela N. via Flickr. And in Woodstock, New Hampshire, population 1,400, the main issue of town meeting this year was trespassing… by chickens. There's no state law regarding the caging of fowl in New Hampshire, and some residents’ chickens have been roaming onto neighbors' property, and even blocking traffic. How was the chicken fight resolved? No spoilers: you’ll just have to listen. About NEXT NEXT is produced at WNPR. Host: John Dankosky Producer: Andrea Muraskin Executive Producer: Catie Talarski Digital Content Manager/Editor: Heather Brandon Contributors to this episode: Fred Bever, Sam Evans-Brown, Maureen McMurray, Jimmy Gutierrez, Jason Moon, and Howard Weiss-Tisman Music: Todd Merrell, “New England” by Goodnight Blue Moon Special thanks this week to Dekama Welch. Get all the NEXT episodes. We appreciate your feedback! Send praise, critique, suggestions, questions, story leads, and town meeting minutes to next@wnpr.org.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.