Podcasts about Tuolumne

Efrat Fenigson is an Israeli journalist, podcaster and public speaker. She's a marketing expert and former Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) of global companies with a strong technology background for the past 20 years, who turned into a journalist when the void left by the mainstream media and their lies became too big to bear. Efrat strives to uncover the hidden truth from Israel and report it to the world, while bringing the world's hidden reality to uninformed Israelis. As a freedom activist and granddaughter to Holocaust survivors, she has been a vocal dissenter of the Israeli government's response to Covid and human rights violation. Efrat writes on her Substack and for Bereshit - one of the only papers in Israel without censorship, covering topics such as the growing global control regime, monetary changes & CBDC, mind-control, marketing & propaganda, digitalization, climate agenda, Covid and more. Efrat hosts two podcasts, in English and in Hebrew, as well as Twitter Spaces, and her channels reach 70K+ subscribers with a monthly average of 3-4 million views. Efrat was featured by The Wall Street Journal as one Israel's 2022 top tech leaders, one of StartIsrael's 2021 most promising marketing leaders, and was awarded “CMO of the year” for 2019. For the past 6 years, Efrat is also a co-founder of G-CMO (Global CMO forum), a community of Israel's top CMO's, consisting of 150 CMOs.Efrat holds a bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Monash University in Melbourne, Australia, and a dual citizenship – Israeli and Australian. ====00:00 Introduction and Agenda Overview00:49 The Great Awakening and Personal Transformation04:48 Challenges of Awakening and Inner Work09:09 Research Process and Content Creation12:12 Balancing Personal Interests and Important Topics19:07 Content Creation Strategy and Team Management34:46 Insights on the Bitcoin Community and Health Choices46:47 Experiences and Reflections on October 7th Attacks56:51 Crime in Arab Society in Israel57:18 Researching Post-October 7th Events58:00 Build Back Better Theory59:19 Debt-Based Economy and Printing Money01:00:10 Gaza Rehabilitation Project01:01:55 Global Conspiracy Theories01:06:56 Agenda 2030 and Climate Action01:08:45 New Monetary Order and Blockchain01:16:42 Personal Carbon Footprint and CBDC01:33:10 Geoengineering and Weather Modification01:43:55 Concluding Thoughts and Farewell“One Atmosphere” UN doc: https://wedocs.unep.org/handle/20.500.11822/41903Amazingly brave woman walked into the office of the pilot that had been spraying for three hours, twice a day over her home with cloud seeding flares: https://x.com/tboo211/status/1887113451761222031?s=46&t=Jhcbjet-nTmr1c7DBXF9vgI finally confront the pilots who have been geoengineering Tuolumne's skies.: https://mellowkat.substack.com/p/i-finally-confront-the-pilots-whoChemtrails / SAI / Geoengineering: Conspiracy or Reality?: https://www.efrat.blog/p/chemtrails-sai-geoengineering-conspiracyEfrat's “Personal Carbon Footprint” thread: https://x.com/efenigson/status/1752958348037959984Efrat's Linktree: https://linktr.ee/efenigson=========About Tom Nelson:https://linktr.ee/tomanelson1

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Should we turn California trees into wood pellets to be burned in foreign power plants? That's the proposal being brought forward by Golden State Natural Resources (GSNR), a nonprofit organization formed by Rural County Representatives of California and Golden State Finance Authority. GSNR has just released their draft environmental impact report for the project, which proposed two wood pellet factories (one in Lassen County and another in Tuolumne) that will draw biomass from roughly a 100 mile radius around the plant. Those factories will turn woody biomass into pellets, which will be shipped by rail to Stockton where the pellets will be loaded onto ocean-going ships to be delivered, likely to foreign power plants where they will be burned for energy. What's Humboldt's connection? Humboldt County's own Supervisor Rex Bohn sits on the Board of Directors for GSNR and biomass from Humboldt may end up be turned into wood pellets.This proposal has drawn concern from environmental groups worried about the greenhouse gas emissions, air pollution, and impacts to forest health from the project. Nick Joslin of the Mount Shasta Bioregional Ecology Center and Rita Vaughn Frost of the Natural Resources Defense Council join the show to discuss their concerns with the project.Support the show

Jaron Brandon is Tuolumne County (CA) Supervisor. Housing is an issue that got him involved in politics back in his home county. He has continued to work to create affordable housing and sees housing as an issue that effects almost every other aspect of life. Listen to how he is hoping to improve conditions.   Executive Producers: David Martin, David Snyder, Jim Ludlow Hosts: Jaron Brandon, David Martin Producers: David Martin, David Snyder, Jaron Brandon, Jason Stershic Editor: Jason Stershic

“A proper Christian life has three aspects: fighting the good fight against Satan and his kingdom of darkness for the interests of God's kingdom; running the course for the carrying out of God's economy according to His eternal purpose; and keeping the faith for participation in the divine riches in God's economy. In this Paul set up an adequate pattern for us.” (Witness Lee, Holy Bible Recovery Version, 2 Tim. 4:7, note 1, Living Stream Ministry)  This week we conclude the special series titled, “Becoming a Timothy for the Lord's Recovery,” with speaking from brother Ron Kangas encouraging us to finish the course measured out for us and to be poured out as a drink offering for God's satisfaction and the saints' delight. This is the last of six messages given at a college conference in Tuolumne, California in October 2001.

“Whatever one loves, his whole heart, even his entire being, is set on and occupied and possessed by. This is crucial! Whether there would be a day of glory in the church's victory or grievous days of the church's decline depends altogether on what kind of lovers we are...” (Witness Lee, Holy Bible Recovery Version, 2 Tim. 3:2, note 2, Living Stream Ministry)  This week we continue the special series titled, “Becoming a Timothy for the Lord's Recovery,” with speaking from brother Ron Kangas on our need to become a certain kind of person and two characteristics of the love required to maintain the victorious standard of the church. This is message five of six given at a college conference in Tuolumne, California in October 2001. The original recording can be found at: https://ageturners.org/becoming-a-timothy-for-the-lords-recovery/ 

On this episode of the California Now Podcast, host Soterios Johnson delves into the wonders of Tuolumne County with insights from three area insiders. First, Johnson chats with Madi Broxham, co-owner of Local Collective, a vibrant shop in downtown Sonora that showcases more than 50 makers from Tuolumne County. Broxham describes her inviting boutique/eatery, and offers recommendations including the Cookies and Confluence, an Oreo-espresso milkshake. Broxham goes on to describe Sonora, a one-stoplight mountain town nestled among green rolling hills and steeped in history. Offering insider tips, she highlights must-see attractions, family-friendly activities, and dining and lodging options in the area.  Next up, Johnson explores Columbia State Historic Park with interpreter Caleb Masquelier. “If you walk into the park now, you're going to see the largest collection of Gold Rush–era buildings in the state of California,” Masquelier explains. The immersive state park experience features a historic stagecoach and staff who wear period-correct attire. Masquelier also discusses the park's educational programs, from captivating gold mining demonstrations to immersive historical tours.   Lastly, Johnson speaks with Elisabeth Barton, co-owner of Echo Adventure Cooperative, which offers socially and environmentally sustainable guided adventures in Yosemite National Park and the Sierra Nevada. Barton highlights the county's diverse terrain, from its lush valleys to towering peaks: “You go all the way from 1,000 feet of elevation to 10,000 and above.” She goes deep on Echo Adventure Cooperative's bespoke outdoor experiences, including fly fishing, backpacking, rafting, snowshoeing, and more. Barton passionately discusses their dedication to accessibility through their adaptive tours, specifically designed for individuals seeking accessible activities and community building.

“But in a great house there are not only gold and silver vessels but also wooden and earthen; and some are unto honor, and some unto dishonor. If therefore anyone cleanses himself from these, he will be a vessel unto honor, sanctified, useful to the master, prepared unto every good work.” (2 Tim. 2:20-21)  This week we continue the special series titled, “Becoming a Timothy for the Lord's Recovery,” with speaking from brother Ron Kangas on the importance of the word vessel. To become a Timothy is not first a question of our usefulness but a question of the kind of vessel we will be. This is message four of six given at a college conference in Tuolumne, California in October 2001.  The original recording can be found at: https://ageturners.org/becoming-a-timothy-for-the-lords-recovery/

The annual Capitol-to-Capitol program in D.C. to promote business development in the Sacramento region. Also, how Tuolumne County is adapting its wildfire resiliency. Finally, the Sacramento Regional Youth Career Fest at Cosumnes River College. 2024 ‘Cap-to-Cap' Recap Every year, Sacramento area businesses, as well as community and non-profit organizations, band together for a common cause. They team up and attend the annual Capitol-to-Capitol (“Cap-to-Cap”) program in Washington, DC to promote business development in the Sacramento region. This year marked the program's 52nd year and Robert Heidt, President & CEO of the Sacramento Metro Chamber, joins us to report on how this year's advocacy trip went and some of the key issues facing our area.   Tuolumne County's Environmental Resilience Jaron Brandon represents Columbia and Jamestown and Caitlin Henry is the Administrative Analyst of the county's Master Stewardship Agreement. They join Insight to explain how this rural community is approaching recovery and resiliency by adapting to the needs of today - from forest health, to the unforgiving fire insurance landscape, as well as working to streamline affordable housing. Here is a look at their Social and Ecological Resilience Across the Landscape (SERAL) project   Inaugural ‘Sacramento Regional Youth Career Fest' A new career fair aims to provide hundreds of local high school students the opportunity to explore job opportunities in a variety of high-need sectors. The inaugural Sacramento Regional Youth Career Fest will take place on Friday, April 26 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Cosumnes River College. Mitchell Leach II, President and Founder of Interns 2 Pros, discusses how the event was organized, as well as how it seeks to close career awareness and access gaps for students from historically underserved backgrounds.

“And the things which you have heard from me through many witnesses, these commit to faithful men, who will be competent to teach others also.” (2 Tim. 2:2)  This week we continue the special series titled, “Becoming a Timothy for the Lord's Recovery,” with speaking from brother Ron Kangas on the need for Timothys to not only continue the line of recovery, but also perpetuate the line through faithful ones until the Lord comes. This is message three of six given at a college conference in Tuolumne, California in October 2001. The original recording can be found at: https://ageturners.org/becoming-a-timothy-for-the-lords-recovery/

California's newest state park is named Dos Rios in Stanislaus County. Also, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in a pivotal case about homelessness. Finally, an exhibit about the unique history of women and tattoos in Old Sacramento. New State Park ‘Dos Rios' in Stanislaus County California's newest state park Dos Rios will open on June 12 in Stanislaus County.  Located along the Tuolumne and San Joaquin rivers about eight miles west of Modesto in the Central Valley, it's the first state park acquired since 2014. California State Parks Director Armando Quintero joins Insight with more about what the public can expect to see, what is still being developed, the input from tribal communities, as well as how this floodplain restoration project will restore habitat for threatened and endangered wildlife. Supreme Court Hears Landmark Homelessness Case The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to hear arguments Monday on what some are calling the most important case about homelessness in decades: Johnson v. Grants Pass. The case comes from a 2018 lawsuit challenging an ordinance approved by the small city in Southern Oregon that made it illegal for unhoused residents to camp on public property in the city. A ruling is not expected until June, but the case could have wide-ranging implications. Leslie Gielow Jacobs is an Anthony Kennedy Professor at McGeorge School of Law and joins us with a breakdown of Monday's oral arguments.  Marisa Kendall is a Homelessness Reporter for CalMatters and explains the arguments on both sides. Marisa also provides a breakdown of a recent state audit which found that California fails to track its homelessness spending or results. Women Tattoo Exhibit at Sac History Museum An ongoing exhibit at the Sacramento History Museum called Tattooed & Tenacious chronicles the stories of tattooed women throughout California's history. The museum's Executive Director Delta Pick Mello and Experience Manager Alexandra Kowalski talk about the exhibit - which continues until July 28 - as well as how it coincides with Photography Month Sacramento.

“For God has not given us a spirit of cowardice, but of power and of love and of sobermindedness.” (2 Tim. 1:7)  This week we continue the special series titled, “Becoming a Timothy for the Lord's Recovery,” with speaking from brother Ron Kangas on the need for thousands to be raised up as today's Timothys. These ones stand in the gap as the bridge between the apostles with their ministry and the churches for the reality of the Body of Christ. This is message two of six given at a college conference in Tuolumne, California in October 2001.  The original recording can be found at: https://ageturners.org/becoming-a-timothy-for-the-lords-recovery/

“You therefore, my child, be empowered in the grace which is in Christ Jesus; And the things which you have heard from me through many witnesses, these commit to faithful men, who will be competent to teach others also.” (2 Tim. 2:1-2) Starting this week for the next six weeks, we bring you a special series titled, “Becoming a Timothy for the Lord's Recovery,” with speaking from brother Ron Kangas in Tuolumne, California from October 19-21, 2001. By going through Second Timothy verse by verse, brother Ron conveys the heavy burden for us to become a certain kind of person, a Timothy, as the continuation of the present ministry for the Lord's recovery in its final phase. This is message one of six.  The original recording can be found at: https://ageturners.org/becoming-a-timothy-for-the-lords-recovery/

Join correspondent Tom Wilmer in Tuolumne County, California for a visit with Sierra Repertory Theatre's executive Director, Scott Viets and artistic director Jerry Lee.

join Lisa Mayo, CEO with Visit Tuolumne County, California for an exploration of cool things to do and see.

Molly and Carrie go back to Yosemite to finish the section of trail from Tuolumne to Happy Isles. They reflect on the beginning of their adventure and enjoy an amazing fall day with a trail friend who returned to finish the trek with them.

Today Zig takes on Trump, Barbie, the DeSantis campaign, the Bidens, south haters and saves his biggest swings of the episode for the Climate Change Industrial Complex.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5691723/advertisement

On Episode 24 of the TID Water & Power Podcast we sit down with TID Hydrologist, Olivia Cramer, to discuss the current water year and the District's wet year operations operations . Just a year ago, the District – and much of California – was experiencing a three year drought that impacted water supply across the state and was especially threatening for local growers. Now, in the midst of one of the wettest years ever, the outlook is completely different. Don Pedro is full and with a historic snowpack in the watershed, TID has shifted from Drought Operations to Flood Operations in just one winter.On this episode we discuss the current water year, the shift to flood operations, and how TID is leveraging technology to make the most informed decisions for both water supply and flood control. Let's get social! Facebook: @TurlockIDInstagram: @TurlockIDTwitter: @TurlockIDLinkedIn: /company/turlockid Find out more about TID at https://www.TID.org/podcast.

To explore what it means to be human, Ben and Tao play with a pussy - a personified cat with an AI drone sidekick - while befriending wannabe artistic bipedal robots in feline post-apocalyptic, post-Homo sapiens adventure tale, Stray. It's not all highfalutin social commentary though, they do get to remote detonate mutant bacteria with a light gun strapped to their teeny weeny cat vests. Analysis includes discussion of dystopian storytelling and tropes, the role of animals in games, children's storybooks, whether art is a uniquely human venture, Tom Hanks, prison escapes in games, plus Ben shares why he's not fond of cats or domesticated animals in general. As usual, some major story spoilers towards the end of the pod. If you're going to play it, it's recommended you do so before listening.Content Warning: PEGI 12. Cursing. Animal cruelty. Egregious cockney accents.Clarifications:* All music for Stray was composed by Yann van der Cruyssen* The collective noun for cats is, apparently, a ‘Clowder'. Doesn't roll off my tongue either. The collective noun Ben used, ‘Posse', is ‘a group of people armed with legal authority', for instance, policemen.* The Road is a dystopian novel by Cormac McCarthy. There's nothing ‘basic' about it. Ben regrets the term!* The book Tao is clutching for is not ‘The Earth Remains', an entirely different and unrelated novel by Shelley Burchfield, but sci-fi classic, Earth Abides, a 1949 American post-apocalyptic science fiction novel by George R. Stewart. It tells the story of the fall of civilization from deadly disease and the emergence of a new culture with simpler tools.* Kurt Zouma's personal contact details are… not really going to be published here. That was a joke. Read the room, or alternatively, this article about his crimes against cats.* Here's details on the prevention of migraines using vitamin B2, riboflavin.* Machinarium was not from Annapurna Interactive, it was Amanita Design. It was released in 2009.* Tom Hank's new movie is called A Man Called Otto* Prison escape features in Fable 1 and 3, but it's also a story element in Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion, The Witcher 2, Metal Gear Solid, Splinter Cell: Double Agent, Deus Ex, Dragon Age: Origins, Resistance 3, Uncharted 4: A Thief's End and Dishonored to name just a few.Audio extracts:* Machinarium soundtrack by Tomas Dvorak* Prey* DePresno ft. Liv Dawson - Gold* Cats (2019)* Transporter 2* Half Life 2* Minions* Vinnie Jones and Ross Kemp in Extras* Jason Statham* Ocean's 11 and Ocean's 12 soundtracks, by David Holmes* The Quarantine Zone (20 Years Later) from The Last of Us OST by Gustavo Santaolalla* The Sixth Sense* Superbad* LOTR: The Fellowship of the Ring* John Prine - Pretty Good* The Lion King* Eddie Vedder's ‘Tuolumne' from Into The Wild* Rush Hour and Rush Hour 2* Fallout 4 OST - Main Theme* The Police - Every Breath You Take* Alone Too Long - Daryl Hall and John Oates* Fable* Shawshank Redemption OST* Escape from Alcatraz* Blaktrix - Ironfist* Castaway* The Witcher* A Man Called Otto* Max Payne* Snowpiercer* Alex Jones ranting* Squeeze - Cool for Cats* Goat Simulator trailer* Halo Infinite - Zeta Halo* The Eternal Cylinder OST* Cats and Dogs - Dr Syntax and Pete CannonSubstack: Sign up free to read our reviews and commentary at www.pixelvision.netTwitter: @pixelvizEmail: pixelvisionpodcast@gmail.com Get full access to Pixel Vision at www.pixelvision.net/subscribe

We were so lucky to welcome Elyse Elizondo and Kristi Conforti from the Blue Zones Project in Tuolumne County as our guests on the podcast this week to share about the theory of the Blue Zones and how the principles of these Blue Zones can contribute to a longer and healthier life.Sue and I like to say that our joint intrigue of the Blue Zones brought us together as podcast co-hosts. So we are so excited to bring this topic to the podcast this week! Listen to hear our story of the role Blue Zones played in the fate of me (Caitlin) joining the Well2You podcast almost one year ago. It's also a pretty small world story about how I happened across the Blue Zone Project Tuolumne County and found Elyse and Kristi. It's like it was all meant to be to bring you this episode this week!This is such a good episode! In it you will hear more about: What the Blue Zones areThe 9 principles of the Blue Zones (Lessons to living longer, better)How you can integrate the principles of the Blue Zones into your lifeWhat the Blue Zones Project is Some of the things being done by the Tuolumne County Blue Zones Project to impact their local communityWays you can bring the concepts and ideas of the Blue Zones projects to your own community More about our guests:Elyse is the Organization Lead for the Blue Zones Project in Tuolumne County, and uses her experiences growing up in the Gold Country as the source of her inspiration and commitment to the community's development. Kristi serves as the Head of Public Policy for the Blue Zones Project in Tuolumne County and has spent most of her life in the area. In her role she works to effect change in policies that will have a long term impact on the health of the residents in the area.To learn more visit: Website: https://www.bluezones.comIG: @bzptuolumnecounty @danbuettnerMeet your hosts:Sue McCarroll is the founder of Opal Wellness Studio and Caitlin Hatzenbuhler is the founder of Conscious Core. Caitlin and Sue have their unique styles of coaching women to increase self-care, self-compassion, navigate busy mom life and nourish their bodies mentally, emotionally, and physically. You can learn more about Sue at https://www.instagram.com/opal_wellness_studio/and Caitlin at https://www.instagram.com/conscious_core_caitlinThank you for listening! Please take a moment to subscribe and review.This supports the Well2You Podcast in reaching more people who need to be connected to these impactful conversations.https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/well2you-podcast/id1547156150?i=1000504170074 https://open.spotify.com/show/7AE1vZFmBoxPvYfn5Abr1T?si=RjrXrOWoToKvZ5bmCcJSgw https://www.well2you.org/well2you-podcast

What's Happening in the Mother Lode podcast - November 4 - 10, 2022 Join Sarah & Sarah weekly as they talk about what's going on in the Mother Lode, and give you tidbits of fun trivia about the area too! The Mother Lode region of California includes Amador, Calaveras and Tuolumne counties. All three counties have a rich history in gold mining, settlers and agriculture that make this rural area a place where so many people want to visit and live. It's also a place that's full of many events to keep everyone busy, from outdoor adventures, to concerts, to festivals, to farmer's markets and more, you only have to stay home if you want to. Sarah Garner grew up in Amador County and Sarah Lunsford has been living in Calaveras County for nearly 25 years, almost enough time to be considered a local. The program is filmed at the Calaveras County Public Access TV Studio in San Andreas. #WhatsGoingOn #CalaverasCounty #Thingstodointhemotherlode #Livewhereyouplay #RuralLiving #ThingstodoinAmador #ThingstodoinCalaveras #ThingstodoinTuolumne #LocalEvents

What's Happening in the Mother Lode podcast for the week of October 28 - November 3, 2022 Join Sarah & Sarah weekly as they talk about what's going on in the Mother Lode, and give you tidbits of fun trivia about the area too! The Mother Lode region of California includes Amador, Calaveras and Tuolumne counties. All three counties have a rich history in gold mining, settlers and agriculture that make this rural area a place where so many people want to visit and live. It's also a place that's full of many events to keep everyone busy, from outdoor adventures, to concerts, to festivals, to farmer's markets and more, you only have to stay home if you want to. Sarah Garner grew up in Amador County and Sarah Lunsford has been living in Calaveras County for nearly 25 years, almost enough time to be considered a local. The program is filmed at the Calaveras County Public Access TV Studio in San Andreas. #WhatsGoingOn #CalaverasCounty #Thingstodointhemotherlode #Livewhereyouplay #RuralLiving #ThingstodoinAmador #ThingstodoinCalaveras #ThingstodoinTuolumne #LocalEvents

Official Website: https://www.lawabidingbiker.com In this episode, I'm joined by Lurch and we talk about the new Harley Davidson Icon release; the Low Rider ST El Diablo.  We also talk about the all-new Enthusiast Collection.  This particular collection celebrates those who have and continue to serve in the U.S. Military.  On top of these releases, we chat about the recent installation of Boss Audio saddle bag lid speakers on a 2017 Street Glide.  We've tested the Boss Audio saddle bag speaker kit and found it to be loud, crisp, and clean.  We used a decibel meter to measure the sound and it was in line with other available top-brand audio systems.   The kit includes: Pair of Full Range 6" x 9" 2-Way Speakers 300 Watts MAX 150 Watts RMS Power Handling per Pair 50 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response and 92dB Sensitivity Poly Injection Woofer Cone and Rubber Surround 1 Tweeter Per Speaker Sold in Pairs SUPPORT US AND SHOP IN THE OFFICIAL LAW ABIDING BIKER STORE This Icon is an extraordinary series of Harley-Davidson motorcycles inspired by the most recognizable and sought-after models. Each Icon in the collection celebrates our signature colors, designs, and parts and merges them with the latest technology. These bikes are limited-edition numbered motorcycles produced only once. A new Icon will debut annually.  A modern expression of the iconic 1983 Harley-Davidson FXRT and representation of the custom movement it ignited that lives on to this day, the 2022 Low Rider El Diablo embodies the spirit of counterculture in Southern California in the ‘80s in a contemporary package that includes meticulously crafted custom paint and high-performance audio from Rockford Fosgate, each one individually serialized. CHECK OUT OUR HUNDREDS OF FREE HELPFUL VIDEOS ON OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL AND SUBSCRIBE! The Enthusiast Collection is an ongoing collection of Harley-Davidson® motorcycles inspired by our community of passionate riders, the Enthusiast Collection celebrates the diversity of our community and the unique backgrounds and interests of the people within it. Launched annually, each series pays tribute to a subset of our broader community of riders, available in limited quantities across a selection of models. The 2022 G.I. Enthusiast Collection honors Harley-Davidson's longstanding community of riders who have and continue to serve in the US Armed Forces. These limited-edition motorcycles are draped in stunning Mineral Green Denim Deluxe paint with graphics exclusively featured on the Pan America 1250 Special and Tri Glide Ultra. NEW FREE VIDEO RELEASED: NEW FREE VIDEO: Harley's Deal With The Devil! El Diablo Check out Episode 307 of the podcast where we discuss the installation and a full review of the Boss Audio BHD3F audio system in a 2017 Harley Street Glide. This package fits 1998+ Electra, Road Glide, and Street Glide Motorcycles. It has a 4 Channel 600W High Output Amplifier with 6.5 Inch Full Range 300W Speakers 300 Watt Max full range weatherproof 6.5” speakers 600 Watt compact weatherproof 4 channel/class D amplifier with model-specific amplifier mounting plate Speaker Grille Options – (2) 1998-2013 Electra, (2) 2014+ Street Glide, (2) 2015+ Road Glide Impedance: 4 Ohms, Frequency: 100 Hz to 18 kHz, Sensitivity: 90 dB 1” (25mm) dome tweeter Loud and crisp speakers feature a rubber surround, poly injection cone, and a stamped steel basket Professional re-flash of your factory radio is necessary after speaker installation in order to avoid speaker damage and obtain the correct/optimal sound quality and performance Current price of $569.00 Sponsor-Ciro 3D CLICK HERE! Innovative products for Harley-Davidson & Goldwing Affordable chrome, lighting, and comfort products Ciro 3D has a passion for design and innovation Sponsor-RickRak CLICK HERE The Ultimate Motorcycle Luggage Rack Solution Forget those messy straps and bungee cords Go strapless with a RickRak quick attach luggage system & quality bag Sponsor-Butt Buffer CLICK HERE Want to ride longer? Tired of a sore and achy ass? Then fix it with a high-quality Butt Buffer seat cushion? New Patrons: Timo Sturtevant of Milford, New Hampshire Terry Reeves of Lafayette, Louisiana Aaron Ross of Tuolumne, California Jeff Bacon of Thetford, United Kingdom Roger Brown of Cornelius, Oregon Ben Atchley of Charleston, Tennessee If you appreciate the content we put out and want to make sure it keeps on coming your way then become a Patron too! There are benefits and there is no risk. Thanks to the following bikers for supporting us via a flat donation: Charles Strong of Byron, Georgia Gary Greenbaum Palm Springs, California Peter Hando ________________________________________________________ FURTHER INFORMATION:   Official Website: http://www.LawAbidingBiker.com   Email & Voicemail: http://www.LawAbidingBiker.com/Contact   Podcast Hotline Phone: 509-731-3548 HELP SUPPORT US! JOIN THE BIKER REVOLUTION! #BikerRevolution #LawAbidingBiker

What's Happening in the Mother Lode podcast - September 9 - 15, 2022 Join Sarah & Sarah weekly as they talk about what's going on in the Mother Lode, and give you tidbits of fun trivia about the area too! The Mother Lode region of California includes Amador, Calaveras and Tuolumne counties. All three counties have a rich history in gold mining, settlers and agriculture that make this rural area a place where so many people want to visit and live. It's also a place that's full of many events to keep everyone busy, from outdoor adventures, to concerts, to festivals, to farmer's markets and more, you only have to stay home if you want to. Sarah Garner grew up in Amador County and Sarah Lunsford has been living in Calaveras County for nearly 25 years, almost enough time to be considered a local. The program is filmed at the Calaveras County Public Access TV Studio in San Andreas. #WhatsGoingOn #CalaverasCounty #Thingstodointhemotherlode #Livewhereyouplay #RuralLiving #ThingstodoinAmador #ThingstodoinCalaveras #ThingstodoinTuolumne #LocalEvents

What's Happening in the Mother Lode Podcast, September 2 - 8, 2022 Join Sarah & Sarah weekly as they talk about what's going on in the Mother Lode, and give you tidbits of fun trivia about the area too! Mother Lode region of California includes Amador, Calaveras and Tuolumne counties. All three counties have a rich history in gold mining, settlers and agriculture that make this rural area a place where so many people want to visit and live. It's also a place that's full of many events to keep everyone busy, from outdoor adventures, to concerts, to festivals, to farmer's markets and more, you only have to stay home if you want to. Sarah Garner grew up in Amador County and Sarah Lunsford has been living in Calaveras County for nearly 25 years, almost enough time to be considered a local. The program is filmed at the Calaveras County Public Access TV Studio in San Andreas. #WhatsGoingOn #CalaverasCounty #Thingstodointhemotherlode #Livewhereyouplay #RuralLiving #ThingstodoinAmador #ThingstodoinCalaveras #ThingstodoinTuolumne #LocalEvents

What's Happening in the Mother Lode podcast August 19 - 25, 2022 Join Sarah & Sarah weekly as they talk about what's going on in the Mother Lode, and give you tidbits of fun trivia about the area too! The Mother Lode region of California includes Amador, Calaveras and Tuolumne counties. All three counties have a rich history in gold mining, settlers and agriculture that make this rural area a place where so many people want to visit and live. It's also a place that's full of many events to keep everyone busy, from outdoor adventures, to concerts, to festivals, to farmer's markets and more, you only have to stay home if you want to. Sarah Garner grew up in Amador County and Sarah Lunsford has been living in Calaveras County for nearly 25 years, almost enough time to be considered a local. The program is filmed at the Calaveras County Public Access TV Studio in San Andreas. #WhatsGoingOn #CalaverasCounty #Thingstodointhemotherlode #Livewhereyouplay #RuralLiving #ThingstodoinAmador #ThingstodoinCalaveras #ThingstodoinTuolumne #LocalEvents

What's Happening in the Mother Lode podcast August 5 - 11, 2022 Join Sarah & Sarah weekly as they talk about what's going on in the Mother Lode, and give you tidbits of fun trivia about the area too! The Mother Lode region of California includes Amador, Calaveras and Tuolumne counties. All three counties have a rich history in gold mining, settlers and agriculture that make this rural area a place where so many people want to visit and live. It's also a place that's full of many events to keep everyone busy, from outdoor adventures, to concerts, to festivals, to farmer's markets and more, you only have to stay home if you want to. Sarah Garner grew up in Amador County and Sarah Lunsford has been living in Calaveras County for nearly 25 years, almost enough time to be considered a local. The program is filmed at the Calaveras County Public Access TV Studio in San Andreas. #WhatsGoingOn #CalaverasCounty #Thingstodointhemotherlode #Livewhereyouplay #RuralLiving #ThingstodoinAmador #ThingstodoinCalaveras #ThingstodoinTuolumne #LocalEvents

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://goingdownthetrail.com/2022/07/31/grand-canyon-of-the-tuolumne-hike/

What's Happening in the Mother Lode Podcast July 29 - August 4, 2022 Join Sarah & Sarah weekly as they talk about what's going on in the Mother Lode, and give you tidbits of fun trivia about the area too! The Mother Lode region of California includes Amador, Calaveras and Tuolumne counties. All three counties have a rich history in gold mining, settlers and agriculture that make this rural area a place where so many people want to visit and live. It's also a place that's full of many events to keep everyone busy, from outdoor adventures, to concerts, to festivals, to farmer's markets and more, you only have to stay home if you want to. Sarah Garner grew up in Amador County and Sarah Lunsford has been living in Calaveras County for nearly 25 years, almost enough time to be considered a local. The program is filmed at the Calaveras County Public Access TV Studio in San Andreas. #WhatsGoingOn #CalaverasCounty #Thingstodointhemotherlode #Livewhereyouplay #RuralLiving #ThingstodoinAmador #ThingstodoinCalaveras #ThingstodoinTuolumne #LocalEvents

What's Happening in the Mother Lode Podcast for the week of July 22 - 27, 2022 Join Sarah & Sarah weekly as they talk about what's going on in the Mother Lode, and give you tidbits of fun trivia about the area too! The Mother Lode region of California includes Amador, Calaveras and Tuolumne counties. All three counties have a rich history in gold mining, settlers and agriculture that make this rural area a place where so many people want to visit and live. It's also a place that's full of many events to keep everyone busy, from outdoor adventures, to concerts, to festivals, to farmer's markets and more, you only have to stay home if you want to. Sarah Garner grew up in Amador County and Sarah Lunsford has been living in Calaveras County for nearly 25 years, almost enough time to be considered a local. The program is filmed at the Calaveras County Public Access TV Studio in San Andreas. #WhatsGoingOn #CalaverasCounty #Thingstodointhemotherlode #Livewhereyouplay #RuralLiving #ThingstodoinAmador #ThingstodoinCalaveras #ThingstodoinTuolumne #LocalEvents

What's Happening in the Mother Lode Podcast July 15 - 21, 2022 Join Sarah & Sarah weekly as they talk about what's going on in the Mother Lode, and give you tidbits of fun trivia about the area too! The Mother Lode region of California includes Amador, Calaveras and Tuolumne counties. All three counties have a rich history in gold mining, settlers and agriculture that make this rural area a place where so many people want to visit and live. It's also a place that's full of many events to keep everyone busy, from outdoor adventures, to concerts, to festivals, to farmer's markets and more, you only have to stay home if you want to. Sarah Garner grew up in Amador County and Sarah Lunsford has been living in Calaveras County for nearly 25 years, almost enough time to be considered a local. The program is filmed at the Calaveras County Public Access TV Studio in San Andreas. #WhatsGoingOn #CalaverasCounty #Thingstodointhemotherlode #Livewhereyouplay #RuralLiving #ThingstodoinAmador #ThingstodoinCalaveras #ThingstodoinTuolumne #LocalEvents

Eureka! While looking for a helping of Rice-A-Roni and a ride on a trolley car, “Surveyor Says!” The NSPS Podcast struck up a conversation with Warren Smith, L.S., Tuolumne County Surveyor and just happens to be the President of the California Land Surveyors Association (CLSA). He recently sat down with Tim Burch to discuss several topics central to surveying in the Golden State, including monument preservation after the devastating wildfires, effects of shifting tectonic plates and the role of the surveyor, and how membership in your professional organizations leads to more public awareness for the surveyor. Warren also shared his experiences of promoting “National Surveyor's Week” on the municipal, county, and state levels with his fellow surveyors and technicians. NSPS would like to thank Warren and his fellow CLSA officers and members for the recent passage of an affiliate membership agreement between our organizations. We appreciate the effort completed to make this partnership happen. Thanks for listening to the “Surveyor Says!” podcast, and subscribe wherever you listen to your episodes.

What's Happening in the Mother Lode Podcast June 24 - 30, 2022 Join Sarah & Sarah weekly as they talk about what's going on in the Mother Lode, and give you tidbits of fun trivia about the area too! The Mother Lode region of California includes Amador, Calaveras and Tuolumne counties. All three counties have a rich history in gold mining, settlers and agriculture that make this rural area a place where so many people want to visit and live. It's also a place that's full of many events to keep everyone busy, from outdoor adventures, to concerts, to festivals, to farmer's markets and more, you only have to stay home if you want to. Sarah Garner grew up in Amador County and Sarah Lunsford has been living in Calaveras County for nearly 25 years, almost enough time to be considered a local. The program is filmed at the Calaveras County Public Access TV Studio in San Andreas. #WhatsGoingOn #CalaverasCounty #Thingstodointhemotherlode #Livewhereyouplay #RuralLiving #ThingstodoinAmador #ThingstodoinCalaveras #ThingstodoinTuolumne #LocalEvents

What's Happening in the Mother Lode Podcast for June 17 - 23, 2022 Join Sarah & Sarah weekly as they talk about what's going on in the Mother Lode, and give you tidbits of fun trivia about the area too! The Mother Lode region of California includes Amador, Calaveras and Tuolumne counties. All three counties have a rich history in gold mining, settlers and agriculture that make this rural area a place where so many people want to visit and live. It's also a place that's full of many events to keep everyone busy, from outdoor adventures, to concerts, to festivals, to farmer's markets and more, you only have to stay home if you want to. Sarah Garner grew up in Amador County and Sarah Lunsford has been living in Calaveras County for nearly 25 years, almost enough time to be considered a local. The program is filmed at the Calaveras County Public Access TV Studio in San Andreas. #WhatsGoingOn #CalaverasCounty #Thingstodointhemotherlode #Livewhereyouplay #RuralLiving #ThingstodoinAmador #ThingstodoinCalaveras #ThingstodoinTuolumne #LocalEvents

On Episode 243 of the Enormocast, I sit down with guide and climber, Miranda Oakley. Miranda busted out of Maryland just after college and never looked back. A job washing dishes in Tuolumne made her climbing dreams come true, but soon she was guiding hikes then climbs in Yosemite. Meanwhile, she was building skills for … Continue reading "Enormocast 243: Miranda Oakley – O, Brave New World"

What's Happening in the Mother Lode Podcast with Sarah & Sarah June 10 - 16, 2022 Join Sarah & Sarah weekly as they talk about what's going on in the Mother Lode, and give you tidbits of fun trivia about the area too! The Mother Lode region of California includes Amador, Calaveras and Tuolumne counties. All three counties have a rich history in gold mining, settlers and agriculture that make this rural area a place where so many people want to visit and live. It's also a place that's full of many events to keep everyone busy, from outdoor adventures, to concerts, to festivals, to farmer's markets and more, you only have to stay home if you want to. Sarah Garner grew up in Amador County and Sarah Lunsford has been living in Calaveras County for nearly 25 years, almost enough time to be considered a local. The program is filmed at the Calaveras County Public Access TV Studio in San Andreas. #WhatsGoingOn #CalaverasCounty #Thingstodointhemotherlode #Livewhereyouplay #RuralLiving #ThingstodoinAmador #ThingstodoinCalaveras #ThingstodoinTuolumne #LocalEvents

What's Happening in the Mother Lode May 27 - June 3/2022 Join Sarah & Sarah weekly as they talk about what's going on in the Mother Lode, and give you tidbits of fun trivia about the area too! The Mother Lode region of California includes Amador, Calaveras and Tuolumne counties. All three counties have a rich history in gold mining, settlers and agriculture that make this rural area a place where so many people want to visit and live. It's also a place that's full of many events to keep everyone busy, from outdoor adventures, to concerts, to festivals, to farmer's markets and more, you only have to stay home if you want to. Sarah Garner grew up in Amador County and Sarah Lunsford has been living in Calaveras County for nearly 25 years, almost enough time to be considered a local. The program is filmed at the Calaveras County Public Access TV Studio in San Andreas. #WhatsGoingOn #CalaverasCounty #Thingstodointhemotherlode #Livewhereyouplay #RuralLiving #ThingstodoinAmador #ThingstodoinCalaveras #ThingstodoinTuolumne #LocalEvents

What's Happening in the Mother Lode Podcast for Week of May 20 - 26, 2022 Join Sarah & Sarah weekly as they talk about what's going on in the Mother Lode, and give you tidbits of fun trivia about the area too! The Mother Lode region of California includes Amador, Calaveras and Tuolumne counties. All three counties have a rich history in gold mining, settlers and agriculture that make this rural area a place where so many people want to visit and live. It's also a place that's full of many events to keep everyone busy, from outdoor adventures, to concerts, to festivals, to farmer's markets and more, you only have to stay home if you want to. Sarah Garner grew up in Amador County and Sarah Lunsford has been living in Calaveras County for nearly 25 years, almost enough time to be considered a local. The program is filmed at the Calaveras County Public Access TV Studio in San Andreas. #WhatsGoingOn #CalaverasCounty #Thingstodointhemotherlode #Livewhereyouplay #RuralLiving #ThingstodoinAmador #ThingstodoinCalaveras #ThingstodoinTuolumne #LocalEvents

What's Happening in the Mother Lode Podcast for the Week of May 13 - 19, 2022 Join Sarah & Sarah weekly as they talk about what's going on in the Mother Lode, and give you tidbits of fun trivia about the area too! The Mother Lode region of California includes Amador, Calaveras and Tuolumne counties. All three counties have a rich history in gold mining, settlers and agriculture that make this rural area a place where so many people want to visit and live. It's also a place that's full of many events to keep everyone busy, from outdoor adventures, to concerts, to festivals, to farmer's markets and more, you only have to stay home if you want to. Sarah Garner grew up in Amador County and Sarah Lunsford has been living in Calaveras County for nearly 25 years, almost enough time to be considered a local. The program is filmed at the Calaveras County Public Access TV Studio in San Andreas. #WhatsGoingOn #CalaverasCounty #Thingstodointhemotherlode #Livewhereyouplay #RuralLiving #ThingstodoinAmador #ThingstodoinCalaveras #ThingstodoinTuolumne #LocalEvents

Poetry of the Mother Lode Podcast with Manzanita Press Manzanita Press is a literary and arts support center for writers, artists, historians and the public Manzanita Writers Press is a 501(c)3 literary publisher and nonprofit arts organization located at 325 Lewis Avenue for meetings, writers support, Voices of Wisdom free writing classes for seniors, writing classes and workshops for the general public, and more. We bring writers, readers, and artists together through workshops, anthologies, book publishing, classes, lectures, and events in the Mother Lode region of California. Our location in the scenic and rural Sierra Nevada foothills of Calaveras County is inspirational to the many writers who reside here and in the surrounding rural counties. Manzanita Writers Press has published over 35 books, with several more in the works for 2022 and 2023. We host author readings, workshops, events, publish books, and promote the literary and visual arts in Calaveras, Amador, and Tuolumne counties, as well as network with writers from nearby counties. We will also co-direct with Antoinette May in presenting the Gold Rush Writers Conference in Mokelumne Hill, Oct. 7-9, 2022. Usually the conference is the first weekend in May every year. Manzanita publishes works by regional writers and those with a connection to the Mother Lode and Sierra, but we are not limited in that scope. MWP also prints a series of literary community anthologies that represent writers representing this region. The Voices of Wisdom Anthologies reflect the senior memoir writing project, collecting the stories of the elders and archiving and sharing them. Over 50 writers and artists participate in publishing, coming from work that has been written the prior year. One anthology, Out of the Fire, reflects poignant and inspirational writing and photography based on the 2015 Butte Fire, which began a run of several destructive fires in California. Office Location by appointment only: 325 Lewis Avenue, San Andreas, CA 95249 – mailing PO Box 215, San Andreas, CA 95249 Business phone: 209-728-6117 Email: manzanitawp@gmail.com Web: manzapress.com and manzanitaartsemporium.com See our Facebook and Instagram pages for Manzanita Writers Press and Manzanita Arts Emporium!

What's Happening in the Mother Lode Podcast for Week of May 6 - 12, 2022 Join Sarah & Sarah weekly as they talk about what's going on in the Mother Lode, and give you tidbits of fun trivia about the area too! The Mother Lode region of California includes Amador, Calaveras and Tuolumne counties. All three counties have a rich history in gold mining, settlers and agriculture that make this rural area a place where so many people want to visit and live. It's also a place that's full of many events to keep everyone busy, from outdoor adventures, to concerts, to festivals, to farmer's markets and more, you only have to stay home if you want to. Sarah Garner grew up in Amador County and Sarah Lunsford has been living in Calaveras County for nearly 25 years, almost enough time to be considered a local. The program is filmed at the Calaveras County Public Access TV Studio in San Andreas. #WhatsGoingOn #CalaverasCounty #Thingstodointhemotherlode #Livewhereyouplay #RuralLiving #ThingstodoinAmador #ThingstodoinCalaveras #ThingstodoinTuolumne #LocalEvents

What's Happening in the Mother Lode Podcast for Week of April 29 - May 5, 2022 Join Sarah & Sarah weekly as they talk about what's going on in the Mother Lode, and give you tidbits of fun trivia about the area too! The Mother Lode region of California includes Amador, Calaveras and Tuolumne counties. All three counties have a rich history in gold mining, settlers and agriculture that make this rural area a place where so many people want to visit and live. It's also a place that's full of many events to keep everyone busy, from outdoor adventures, to concerts, to festivals, to farmer's markets and more, you only have to stay home if you want to. Sarah Garner grew up in Amador County and Sarah Lunsford has been living in Calaveras County for nearly 25 years, almost enough time to be considered a local. The program is filmed at the Calaveras County Public Access TV Studio in San Andreas. #WhatsGoingOn #CalaverasCounty #Thingstodointhemotherlode #Thingstodoincalaveras #Livewhereyouplay #RuralLiving

Today, we are talking about a murder at Dragoon's Gulch, in Sonora, Ca. No evidence of the gulch's murderous past remains on the Dragoon Gulch walking trail area in Sonora.  The trail begins at the top of Woods Creek Rotary Park across from the Mother Lode Fairgrounds. When you cross Wood's Creek you reach the bottom of Dragoon Gulch.  It is free to walk the trail, and dogs are welcome.  Correction: $1,000 in 1851 is worth $37,338.18 today. 1849 it was $38,799.46. $38,385.05 in 1853.   one ounce of gold was valued at $20.67 and is worth around $2000 an ounce today.  Sources: https://www.sonoraca.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/dragoon-trail-history.pdf http://mygoldrushtales.com/murder-at-dragoon-gulch/ the journal of william perkins the history of california - sonora murders 282 the century vol 63   Over 2.5 million acres burned in California in 2021 but the future of Wildfire Protection is clear.   Let Fireback Wildfire Defense Services help protect your home and property with its award winning, non-toxic USFS approved fire retardant technology.  Fireback sprays a clear fire retardant to add a layer of protection to your property. With this extreme drought, fire danger is a real threat for home and business owners in California. Fireback is ready to help you protect your home and property all summer long.  Schedule a Consultation  at www.firebackca.com or by calling 209-288-2376, Follow Fireback on Facebook and instagram. If there's a chance of taking fire your best defense is to FIREBACK - Proudly Serving Tuo Co and surrounding areas Are you looking for something magical for your sacred space this spring? Sisters of the Moon in Sonora, Ca, and online, carries witchy antiques, vintage, handmade items, metaphysical items and organic, farm to jar handmade self care products. So if you are looking for some super awesome gals to support, choose Jenn and Julie for your next shopping spree for mugs, besoms, wreaths, crystals, tarot, incense and more. Sisters of the Moon has two booths in Mountain Treasures at 13643 Tuolumne Road, Sonora CA. You can also shop with Sisters of the Moon online at www.sistersofthemoon31.com and they  will ship anywhere in the US. Use the code sisters13 for 13% off online purchases. Find them on social media at sistersofthemoon3. You know, anything can be magical We are seeing a lot of cool ventures pop up that truly serve a purpose. I am super excited to tell you about these new sponsors of the podcast. Jenn and Rosie met while homeschooling during the Pandemic.Together they are walking the road of business owners and single moms who support one another.  Soulful Mountain Homestead and Farm is an organic/permaculture/regenerative homestead. A dream rooted in reality after the pressure Jenn endured from shelter in place and the horrific Santa Cruz Mountain fire of 2020. Jenn had a desire to help other single parents get sustainable with their food source and  change the way people farm, help the environment, and help parents feed their kids healthy homegrown food. Rosie, the owner or micROWgreenZ, offers highly nutritious microgreens in an array of flavors and species. She has dedication to the quality of microgreens that is unmatched. Roosie founded MicROWgreenZ out of a desire to be able to spend more time with her kids, while helping friends and family heal from sickness and disease through Whole Foods. Both businesses will be available at farmers markets across Tuolumne county, as well as home delivery and pick up from Soulful Mountain Homestead in Soulsbyville.  The mission is to heal people through food while healing the earth. Proudly serving Tuolumne County and the San Jose and Bay Area. The Columbia Mercantile 1855 is a friendly, reimagined mid-19th century style full-service grocery store supporting the needs of regional residents of Tuolumne County and the visitors of the living history town of Columbia, California. Experience “Eureka!” moments of discovery and delight shopping for great food and more. You can find quality staples and imported specialties, local meats/poultry, vegan, dairy-free, and GF options craft beer, local wines, OTC pharmaceuticals, hardware, garden, home goods, antiques, and fine art at fair prices, You'll find yourself saying, “Wow! I didn't expect to find THAT in Columbia!” The Columbia Mercantile 1855 is open DAILY from 9 AM – 6 PM, 11245 Jackson Street, CA 95310 USA and they accept SNAP/EBT benefits, cash, all major credit cards and  Apple pay. Follow them on FB and Instagram for updates and occasional closures or changes to hours.

What's Happening in the Mother Lode Podcast Week of April 22 - 28, 2022 Join Sarah & Sarah weekly as they talk about what's going on in the Mother Lode, and give you tidbits of fun trivia about the area too! The Mother Lode region of California includes Amador, Calaveras and Tuolumne counties. All three counties have a rich history in gold mining, settlers and agriculture that make this rural area a place where so many people want to visit and live. It's also a place that's full of many events to keep everyone busy, from outdoor adventures, to concerts, to festivals, to farmer's markets and more, you only have to stay home if you want to. Sarah Garner grew up in Calaveras and Sarah Lunsford has been living in Calaveras for nearly 25 years, almost enough time to be considered a local). The program is filmed at the Calaveras County Public Access TV Studio in San Andreas. #WhatGoingOn #CalaverasCounty #Thingstodointhemotherlode #Thingstodoincalaveras #Livewhereyouplay #RuralLiving

What's Happening in the Mother Lode April 8 - 14, 2022 Join Sarah & Sarah weekly as they talk about what's going on in the Mother Lode, and give you tidbits of fun trivia about the area too! The Mother Lode region of California includes Amador, Calaveras and Tuolumne counties. All three counties have a rich history in gold mining, settlers and agriculture that make this rural area a place where so many people want to visit and live. It's also a place that's full of many events to keep everyone busy, from outdoor adventures, to concerts, to festivals, to farmer's markets and more, you only have to stay home if you want to. Sarah Garner grew up in Calaveras and Sarah Lunsford has been living in Calaveras for nearly 25 years, almost enough time to be considered a local). The program is filmed at the Calaveras County Public Access TV Studio in San Andreas. #WhatGoingOn #CalaverasCounty #Thingstodointhemotherlode #Thingstodoincalaveras #Livewhereyouplay #RuralLiving #aprilfools

What's Happening in the Mother Lode Podcast #4 April 1 - 7, 2022 Join Sarah & Sarah weekly as they talk about what's going on in the Mother Lode, and give you tidbits of fun trivia about the area too! The Mother Lode region of California includes Amador, Calaveras and Tuolumne counties. All three counties have a rich history in gold mining, settlers and agriculture that make this rural area a place where so many people want to visit and live. It's also a place that's full of many events to keep everyone busy, from outdoor adventures, to concerts, to festivals, to farmer's markets and more, you only have to stay home if you want to. Sarah Garner grew up in Calaveras and Sarah Lunsford has been living in Calaveras for nearly 25 years, almost enough time to be considered a local. The program is filmed at the Calaveras County Public Access TV Studio in San Andreas.

What's Happening in the Mother Lode week of March 18 - 24, 2022 Join Sarah & Sarah weekly as they talk about what's going on in the Mother Lode, and give you tidbits of fun trivia about the area too! The Mother Lode region of California includes Amador, Calaveras and Tuolumne counties. All three counties have a rich history in gold mining, settlers and agriculture that make this rural area a place where so many people want to visit and live. It's also a place that's full of many events to keep everyone busy, from outdoor adventures, to concerts, to festivals, to farmer's markets and more, you only have to stay home if you want to. Sarah Garner grew up in Calaveras and Sarah Lunsford has been living in Calaveras for nearly 25 years, almost enough time to be considered a local). The program is filmed at the Calaveras County Public Access TV Studio in San Andreas.

Backcountry Adventures Up first, join me and Gabaccia as we talk about the backpacking trips we took at the beginning of September. Barry and I backpacked 54+ miles through the Grand Canyon of the Tuolumne in Yosemite National Park and Gabaccia completed the Collegiate West from Twin Lakes to Monarch Pass (also part of the Colorado Trail and the Continental Divide Trail) for a whopping 76 miles! We'll be talking about how we picked our trails, what we did to prepare, what food we ate, what gear we brought, and more.

Michelle Cruz Gonzales was born in East LA in 1969 but grew up in Tuolumne, a tiny California Gold Rush town. She started her first band in that small town at the age of fifteen and moved to San Francisco two years later. She played drums and wrote lyrics for three bands during the 1980s and 1990s: Bitch Fight, Spitboy, and Instant Girl. Michelle is the author of The Spitboy Rule: Tales of a Xicana in a Female Punk Band --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/adultingwell/support

We know it's been a while but... the weather has been really good, and we know a couple climbers with a sail boat. In today's episode we found ourselves on location at a campground near Lions Head, Ontario, during a climbing trip. We recorded on a wet morning before going out climbing, in front of a live studio audience (of one.) Anna tries to tell a story of her being unreasonable while climbing, we talk about how seeing the eclipse was totally worth it, and the muggles we saw in Tuolumne posing as rock climbers. Once again, we talk about dirt bags, poverty tourism, and how cool it is to be a climber.  Steve and Anna get existential about fear, risk, adventure, childhood, and the call of the void... that little voice inside you that says, "lettttttt gooooooo". We end the show off with a little talk about funny route names, and get inappropriate about Tom Randall, Alex Honnold, and of course, our listeners. We love you all World famous climber, Bear Grylls, joins us throughout. ***Stickers*** If you want some, just ask! Drop us a message at our website or email us at info@badbetapodcast.com if you have any questions, comments, or want your email read on the show! Follow us on Facebook or Instagram, subscribe, and tell your friends! We appreciate everyone who listens! (thanks Mom). Our hosts this week: Matt Sapiecha, Anna, Steve Andrew, and our guest Alisha.