Podcasts about turkey creek

Welcome Josh DeBord with Turkey Creek Productions to the podcast. Josh is a “sponsored” hunter and a member of the West Virginia Civil Support Team. The conversation is National Guard and small business heavy, with plenty of rabbit holes.

Nancy saw a 400lb+ pig on the side of the road near Swaggerty’s and feels guilty that she didn’t rescue it. After all the anxiety over the text from our boss, it turns out he only wanted to ask us if we could go to a Flotilla event. Multiple updates on the plane crash in Washington DC between the military helicopter and the American Airlines plane throughout the show. As Seen On TikTok- Why do “boomer” bosses call so many meetings? Hot Tea – Sam Hunt was arrested again. This time for speeding and seemingly tampering with his interlock system on his car. Jelly Roll is hosting a free concert for the first responders in Los Angeles. Chris Stapleton donated $1 million to LA wildfire relief. A new wildfire is burning near Asheville, NC. A man broke into someone’s house and tried to steal a toilet. Joey texted Dan from Dan + Shay because a friend had told him that the two were at Texas Roadhouse in Turkey Creek. The friend meant to say, “Dan and Shyla,” not Dan and Shay, so Joey had to apologize to Dan. What have you accidentally texted to the wrong person? Lucky 7 Nancy got a concerning email about her son’s internet history at school. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nancy saw a 400lb+ pig on the side of the road near Swaggerty’s and feels guilty that she didn’t rescue it. After all the anxiety over the text from our boss, it turns out he only wanted to ask us if we could go to a Flotilla event. Multiple updates on the plane crash in Washington DC between the military helicopter and the American Airlines plane throughout the show. As Seen On TikTok- Why do “boomer” bosses call so many meetings? Hot Tea – Sam Hunt was arrested again. This time for speeding and seemingly tampering with his interlock system on his car. Jelly Roll is hosting a free concert for the first responders in Los Angeles. Chris Stapleton donated $1 million to LA wildfire relief. A new wildfire is burning near Asheville, NC. A man broke into someone’s house and tried to steal a toilet. Joey texted Dan from Dan + Shay because a friend had told him that the two were at Texas Roadhouse in Turkey Creek. The friend meant to say, “Dan and Shyla,” not Dan and Shay, so Joey had to apologize to Dan. What have you accidentally texted to the wrong person? Lucky 7 Nancy got a concerning email about her son’s internet history at school. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of The Localist, Carrie interviews Emile Hughes, founder of RideBHM, a downhill mountain biking park in Birmingham. Emile discusses the park's creation and development, the challenges faced in transforming the land, the benefits of e-bikes, and future plans, including expanding the shuttle system and improving infrastructure to enhance visitor experiences.   Mentioned in this episode: RideBHM Website: https://ridebhm.com/ RideBHM Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ridebhm Kanuga Bike Park: https://ridekanuga.com/ Red Mountain Park: https://redmountainpark.org/ Dialed Dirt: https://dialeddirt.myportfolio.com/  Thomson Cat: https://thompsontractor.com/ Ruffner Mountain: https://ruffnermountain.org/ Turkey Creek: https://turkeycreeknp.com/ Ohm Jiu Jitsu: https://www.ohmjiujitsu.com/

Wednesday with Watson BrownHunter Ensley joined in Hour 2 @Vol_BaseballMeet and Greet with Hunter Ensley Friday from 6-7 at Alumni Hall in Turkey Creek!@AlumniHallUTPresented by TLD Logistics tldlogistics.com @Drive4TLD on TLD Logistics Hotline

Watch party today at Smoky Mountain Brewery in Turkey Creek for Tennessee Florida State @Vol_Baseball@SmokyMtnBrewery#CWS #Omaha

Lori & I did an early morning walk around the trails at Turkey Creek this morning.  The elevated boardwalk is having some repairs done, so we circled back and walked to the canoe rafting area and back.  We did see a manatee eating some leaves and grasses.  I gotta tell you though, I'm a bit on the nervous side to go anywhere where the water's edge is as low as the walking path…the gator thing and the signs all around about the gators... those areas make me nervous.  Never have heard of an incident, but I don't want to be the first one!  The Music Authority Podcast...listen, like, comment, download, share, repeat…heard daily on Podchaser, Deezer, Amazon Music, Audible, Listen Notes, Mixcloud, Player FM, Tune In, Podcast Addict, Cast Box, Radio Public, Pocket Cast, APPLE iTunes, and direct for the source distribution site: *Podcast - https://themusicauthority.transistor.fm/   The Music Authority Podcast!  Special Recorded Network Shows, too!  Different than my daily show! *Radio Candy Radio Monday Wednesday, & Friday 7PM ET, 4PM PT*Rockin' The KOR Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 7PM UK time, 2PM ET, 11AM PT  www.koradio.rocks*Pop Radio UK Friday, Saturday, & Sunday 6PM UK, 1PM ET, 10AM PT!  *The Sole Of Indie  https://soleofindie.rocks/  Monday Through Friday 6-7PM EST!March 28, 2027, Thursday, opening volley…Orbis 2.0 - TMA SHOW OPEN THEMELittle Billy Lost - 01 - SHOUT! (Rock Garden Records)Agent 13 - 02 Choose [Cloak and Dagger]Bob Cat & the 9 Lives - Down The Line Everything's OK@The Ohms - Boppin' At The USOVince Melouney Music - Women (Make You Feel Alright)The Popravinas - 06 Sofia (CMU) [Willy Nilly]Kekker - 06 Real Wood People [Greatest Hits Volume 1 & 2] (koolkatmusik.com)The Campbell Apartment - 1992 [Odds & Sods]Donald Keith Hawkins - To The Average [Plummeting To The Top]@Sugar Snow - 07 Blurred [Sugar Snow] (Simone Berk)Tiger Bomb - 01 Astro Girl [Sugar Buzz] (Dionysus Records)

Amos Lunsford Meets His MatchEpisode 175 comes by the way of a request from a listener in North Carolina who wanted to know more about this incident, a fight about a horse at a church revival camp that gets out of hand. There might have been whiskey involved. Go figure.Ad-Free EditionBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-crime-historian--2909311/support.

Lawmakers want to prevent AI from being used to deceive voters prior to an election.Then, residents of Turkey Creek say they still have concerns after a court ruled a military storage site can be built nearby.Plus, tomorrow is Read Across America Day, and early education organizations are calling on parents to get a book and read with their kids. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's Guests: Robert Schmac with Turkey Creek Studios is with us to share some great shooting tips and field care tips for waterfowl and turkey hunters. Stephan van der Merwe at Bushmans Quiver African Safaris will share all Bushmans Quiver has to offer. Come to the International Sportsmens Expo at the Colorado Convention Center in... READ MORE

What a day…in a GREAT WAY!  Out for breakfast at Izzy's Diner on Palm Bay Road with Lori.  A little drive around through the Turkey Creek subdivision.  Then home to put together Lori's new Christmas gift work bench.  A 52-inch Husky with two drawers and a height changing tabletop.  Pretty dang easy to build. Done in under an hour.  Now The Year End Show!  The Music Authority Podcast...listen, like, comment, download, share, repeat…heard daily on Podchaser, Deezer, Amazon Music, Audible, Listen Notes, Mixcloud, Player FM, Tune In, Podcast Addict, Cast Box, Radio Public, and Pocket Cast, and APPLE iTunes!  Please, are you listening? Please, are you sharing the podcast?  How does and can one listen in? Let me list the ways...*Podcast - https://themusicauthority.transistor.fm/   The Music Authority Podcast!  Special Recorded Network Shows, too!  Different than my daily show! *Radio Candy Radio Monday Wednesday, & Friday 7PM ET, 4PM PT*Rockin' The KOR Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 7PM UK time, 2PM ET, 11AM PT  www.koradio.rocks*Pop Radio UK Friday, Saturday, & Sunday 6PM UK, 1PM ET, 10AM PT!  *The Sole Of Indie  https://soleofindie.rocks/  Monday Through Friday 6-7PM EST!December 30, 2023, Saturday, one of four…Orbis 2.0 - TMA SHOW OPEN THEMEBrian Setzer Orchestra - What Are You Doing New Years Eve?Monday's Mona Lisa – Anyway@Mr. Stones Country - Down On You [Anywhere] (John Piazza)@Uni Boys - Up To You [Do It All Next Week] (Curation Records)The Chickenbackers - The Servant [Yeh, Right Yeah!] (koolkatmusik.com)Star Collector - 01 Feel It Comin' On [Attack, Sustain, Decay... Repeat]RENO BO - Here Right NowSOMERDALE - 04 - Missing You [Let's Get Started] (koolkatmusik.com)The Rallies - It's Okay [Upside Down]John Larson and the Silver Fields - 09 Dusted and Done [Glimpses]The Small Square - Days In [Ours & Others]Steve Stoeckel - 04 Mod Girl [The Power Of And] (Big Stir Records)Jaimie Vernon - 04 Original You [So You Are A Star] (Bullseye Records of Canada, Inc.)SORROWS - Christabelle [Love Too Late...The Real Album] (Big Stir Records)No Museums - 06 This Western Lift [Surfers To The Beach]@Mud Fox Tribe - The PipesThe Rumble Skulls - Who To BeRay Paul - Pretty Flamingo [Whimsicality]

Candidates for Mississippi Governor debated many topics Wednesday night, but voters say they wanted to hear about plans to restore the state's ballot initiative process.Then, a federal appeals court is currently weighing whether a proposed military storage site underwent proper scrutiny before being issued a permit.Plus, folks are being reminded to set back their clocks an hour this Sunday and test to make sure fire alarms are working. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sen. Heather Cloud first got into politics to become the mayor of Turkey Creek, after a massive fraud and embezzlement case in that town caused her to see the need for good, solid, and competent leadership from the private sector. She's now about to begin her second term as the State Senator from District 28, representing Acadia, Allen, Avoyelles, Evangeline, and St. Landry parishes. She's a big supporter of horses, having a few for her family's personal use. She also hosts her main campaign fundraiser at Rustic Sky Horse Camp each year, even adding in a farrier/blacksmithing competition. https://senate.la.gov/smembers?ID=28https://www.heathercloud.net/https://www.facebook.com/CloudForSenate/

*This episode was originally released on 4/26/23 on Patreon. It was on February 9, 1960,  when a milkman stopped and laid on his horn in the middle of a bridge over Turkey Creek, near Morrison, Colorado. Some asshole was blocking the road with his station wagon. But after several honks, the milkman decided to get out and check on the driver.  But wait, there was no driver! WTF! - the station wagon was empty, with the engine running, and the radio  playing.  The milkman, had a bad feeling about this…it just didn't smell right, ya know so he reported it to the police, who quickly figured out the owner of the car was none other than, Heir to, what would eventually become the 4th largest Brewing company in the US, ADOLPH COORS, III !!!   HelloFresh.com/creeper50  Codeword: creeper50   EVERYTHING TRUE CRIME GUYS:   https://linktr.ee/Truecrimeguysproductions   OhMyGaia.com Code: Creeper     https://www.tonicvibes.com Code: Creeper     Sources: https://www.fbi.gov/image-repository/aotm-march-2017-coors-kidnapping-ransom-note.jpg https://longreads.com/2017/09/26/the-death-of-an-heir-adolph-coors-iii-and-the-murder-that-rocked-an-american-brewing-dynasty/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHlaw1O3TMw https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/coors-brewery-heir-is-kidnapped https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Adolph_Coors_III https://cdm17197.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/collguides/id/113

Jackson's City Council and Mayor resolve a dispute over trash pick up in the capital city following a hearing in Hinds County Chancery Court.Then, how restrictions on mifepristone would - and wouldn't - affect states where abortion is banned.Plus, restoring the land and community of Turkey Creek, Mississippi. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Last month's tornados brought damage to much of the state. We talk to the insurance commissioner about damage claims.Then, a sixth-generation descendent of Turkey Creek receives a grant to help preserve the land once owned by former slaves.Plus, a new traveling exhibit makes the Emmett and Mamie Till Mobely story accessible to younger patrons. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Don talks more fishing reports, things to keep an eye on during this Louisiana legislative session, Sam Barbera Auction Trip plans and what Mike is gonna eat on the trip, Trout Challenge tournament and a Massey's inventory update, fishing reports from field reporters, and much more.

On this episode of the Hello Frances Podcast, Shantelle is joined by our Art Director, Janae Erickson, to share the news of her recently unveiled mural for the City of Niceville located near Turkey Creek. Janae talks about the process of creating the mural, how exciting it was to watch it unveil, and much more. Have questions about this episode? Email us at hello@francesroy.com.

It seems like TV production gets all the attention in Knoxville, while the impact of the movie industry too often goes unnoticed.  Sure, the Scruffy City isn't a top destination for actors, stunt doubles or directors of film. But when it comes to showing a movie, Knoxville-based Regal Cinemas has you covered – in a wide variety of ways.  While part of this episode examines the future of the movie theater industry as a whole, Ryan and Brenna look at how Knoxville could be impacted by the struggles of Cineworld, Regal's parent company planning to file for bankruptcy.  "The Scruffy Stuff" is presented by knoxnews.com. Want more downtown analysis? Sign up for the free weekly Urban Knoxville newsletter by clicking here, and join the downtown discussion by becoming part of the Urban Knoxville group on Facebook.

Illegal tiswin brewing, an inexperienced officer, an unsent telegram, Geronimo's paranoia, and a not-so-white lie will bring everything spiraling downward for the Chiricahua Apache at Turkey Creek.

The Chiricahua Apache's new home was idyllic, but problems with illicit moonshine would make sure that everyone was always just a little bit on edge.

A little before 8 on the morning of Feb. 9, Coors got into his International Travelall station wagon and started out on the 12-mile trip from his ranch in Morrison to the brewery in Golden, Colo. Three hours later, a milkman found the green-and-white car, with its motor running, abandoned on a rickety wooden bridge over Turkey Creek, two miles north of Coors' home. SOURCES: https://www.history.com/.amp/this-day-in-history/coors-brewery-heir-is-kidnapped https://www.5280.com/2010/08/anatomy-of-a-murder/ https://www.coursehero.com/file/57631830/The-Coors-Kidnapping-Soil-Case-Studydoc/ https://www.fbi.gov/news/stories/-a-look-back-at-the-coors-kidnapping-case https://www.nydailynews.com/news/crime/case-adolph-coors-article-1.384641 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Photo:  Ransom note leading to the conviction and sentencing of Joseph Corbett, Jr. for the murder of Adolph Coors, III, heir to the Coors Brewing Company fortune.*                Ransom diplomacy.    Charles Burton, @cburton001;  Charles Burton, senior Fellow at the Centre for Advancing Canada's Interests Abroad at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute.  @GordonGChang, Gatestone, Newsweek, The Hill   https://nationalpost.com/news/china-court-upholds-canadians-death-sentence-as-huawei-executive-fights-extradition-4   Charles Burton, associate professor of Political Science at Brock University.  Charles Burton and Associates consults to governments, educational institutions and businesses to support their programs in China.     @cburton001 ..  ..  ..   * On February 9, 1960, a milkman discovered an abandoned station wagon blocking the middle of the bridge over Turkey Creek near Morrison, Colorado. The milkman reported it to the local police, who determined the car belonged to Adolph Coors, III, who now appeared to be missing. The next day, the FBI's Denver Division, as a result of the federal kidnapping statue, joined the case to provide assistance to the state and local investigators. Coors' wife Mary received a typewritten ransom note and contacted the kidnapper, but she never heard back. The FBI Laboratory took a look at the evidence, including the note, while state and local law enforcement began pursuing a lead—a canary-yellow Mercury that had been seen in the area. The driver, Walter Osborne, had disappeared, but not before obtaining a gun, handcuffs, a typewriter, and an insurance policy—whose beneficiary was Joseph Corbett. As it turns out, Corbett's son, Joseph Corbett, Jr., had previously been convicted of murder but had escaped from prison in California. The FBI obtained a fugitive warrant for Corbett, Jr. and placed him on the Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list. In September 1960, some hikers came across pants bearing Coors' initials, which led investigators to Coors' remains. The case remained of significant interest to the public and the media, and ultimately, magazine readers in Canada broke the case wide open when they reported a man who resembled Corbett, Jr. to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the FBI. The next day, the manager of a rooming house in Winnipeg reported a man who looked like Corbett, Jr. had stayed at her flophouse and was driving a fire-engine red Pontiac. This new information led a Vancouver Police officer to report a similar vehicle to the authorities, and with the assistance of the FBI Toronto Legal Attaché office, law enforcement approached the hotel room where Corbett, Jr. was staying, and he surrendered. Corbett, Jr. was tried in Colorado on the murder charge and was convicted and sentenced to life in prison. This month's FBI #ArtifactoftheMonth is the Coors kidnapping ransom note, which was analyzed by the FBI Lab and is believed to have been typed on Corbett, Jr.'s typewriter, which was taken from the automobile that law enforcement had recovered shortly after Coors' disappearance. For more on the Coors kidnapping and murder case:

This episode is also available as a blog post: https://bluebonnetnews.com/2021/03/03/turkey-creek-missionary-baptist-church-hosting-mortgage-burning-ceremony-march-21/

Let’s start off an INCREDIBLE week of shows with the new and improved Turkey Creek Golf Club. We’ll have some of the new management on PodUp with Matthews in the Morning to let us know what they’re doing to bring Turkey Creek back! Pat Dooley also subs in for JC this morning on the first segment of the show.

Hi Friends, The weekend is finally here! Hooray for weekends! Today at 10AM we will have a small gathering with a few friends on the approved Turkey Creek course! Social distancing and mask guidelines are strongly encouraged. If you are feeling ill or experiencing symptoms of COVID 19 or have come in close contact with anyone who has, please consider supporting from home. The talk today has been pre-recorded and packed with information about Breakthrough's programs and resources. Listen live at 9am EST Dial: 312-626-6799 Meeting ID: 853-0939-9259 Click here to Listen on Zoom --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/autism-breakthrough/support

Jennifer and Peter have once again teamed up and are finishing producing their new documentary “Encounter at Turkey Creek”. We will be talking about that event and also the strange side effects that abductees have been faced with after there encounters. https://traviswaltonthemovie.com/ https://onwingesproductions.com/

In this episode, I hammer home the final nail in the Ketchum Gang coffin. This was a fascinating story, borne on the back of an family feud and a squabble within the inner circle within the gang! Have a great weekend, ya fucks! #burnindaylight #oldwest #outlaw   Featured Music   The Last Gunfighter Ballad - Guy Clark   Sponsors Stetson Ranch Beef Loma Livestock Nick Allen Lute Custom Rawhide Braiding   Go Follow  Jese Stetson Loma Livestock Facebook YouTube  Website     Contact  matt@burnin-daylight.com Spotify Playlists Featured Music Playlist Requests Playlist

EPISODE 5 GUESTS:Spirit McIntyre, musician and activist, New Orleans, LALaVonna Varnado-Brown, artist, teacher, community organizer, New Orleans, LADerrick Evans, teacher, activist, storyteller, originally from Turkey Creek, MSTony McCray, community organizer & advocate, Pensacola, FLQuincy “Q” Hull, spoken word artist, educator, and musician, Pensacola, FLCo-Hosts: Monique Verdin & Sharon Linezo HongProduction Support: Noel Didla, Yudith Nieto, Anne White Hat, Ramsey SpraguePost-Producer: Jayeesha Dutta

Albert is a Regis Philbin fan and can't tell one shark from another. Sandra assigns a gender to water. Stan expects to be rewarded if Ed Harris is dangled in front of him. We also learn that "There ain't no sharks in Turkey Creek" is the slogan Walker County uses to bring in tourists. Albert is inspired by BeastMaster to invite kids over for a Bar-B-Q.

Jesse and I play a couple of old tunes from a band we had long ago, Juxtapose. We extol the virtues of the Peavey ProFex, and take a stab at some "Delta"-style slide blues.(I know it sounds like cultural appropriation, but we grew up in Chicagoland. The blues was everywhere.)

The FBI has launched an investigation into Hollywood's infamous "Con Queen," Opioid-addicted pet owners are abusing their animals so they can get pills from the vet, Sen. Lindsey Graham remembers John McCain on the Senate floor, Louis C.K. gives his first performance since getting caught up in #MeToo, Tasty Tuesday with Fork Reporter Neil Saavedra, and "Meth-icans" are stealing soap in Turkey Creek, Kentucky. WHO STEALS SOAP?!?!?!

The Taste of Turkey Creek is an event coming up September 7th to benefit the Pat Summit Foundation to help find a cure for Alzheimers. This is the 7th annual. There will be dozens of restaurants participating. An ice cream recipe from the legendary coach’s own recipe collection will be made and shared as samples, explained by Darryl Whitehead, the GM for the Pinnacle at Turkey Creek. Tickets are $25-75 at http://www.pinnacleatturkeycreek.com Also – Bringing Beauty Back - we catch up with Mayor Madeline Rogero to talk about the Magnolia Avenue Streetscape project to beautify the East side of Magnolia and make it attractive again for businesses. There will be landscaping, bike lanes, street trees, designated on-street parking, LED pedestrian lights and more. Mayor also tells us about hundreds of trees being planted across Knoxville and how they benefit the city. A Go-Fund-Me page set up for the family of the motorcycle driver killed in a crash in Powell last weekend. Tony Jardine was 24 years old andgrew up in Knoxville. He was in the process of finishing a college degree in engineering.

Tom and Shannon Olson have been raising water buffalo on their Turkey Creek ranch near Texarkana for almost 30 years and they recently hosted a tour for students from Genoa Central High School. In this edition of Arkansas AgCast, Ken Moore visited with Tom Olson and Kimberly Leigh, FFA Advisor and Vo-Ag instructor at Genoa Central about this unique breed and what the students learned from the visit.

Ben Powers grew up in the small town of Turkey Creek, Louisiana, and was fascinated by the "huge" city that was Lafayette. In his twenties, Ben moved and formed Developing Lafayette, highlighting some of the major constructions projects around Acadiana.

With drones, real estate photography has been taken to a new level. Click here to perform a full home searchClick here for a FREE Home Price Evaluation You may also call me at (225) 335-7666 for a FREE home buying or selling consultation to answer any of your real estate questions.I’ve got a special treat for you today. We currently have two properties for sale out at the beautiful Mallard Lakes, and we’ve got some exclusive drone footage of both to show you.The first home is 21717 Turkey Creek. This 6-bedroom, 4-bathroom home sits on 6,300 sq ft. and 4.62 acres. The property was built in 2010 and boasts a beautiful great room complete with soaring ceilings and a gorgeous floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace. A Sonos wireless sound system, state of the art security system, and smart TV technology are just a few of the high-tech features you can find in this home. The property also has a private pond, feature fountain, and charming courtyard gardens. This property is on the market for $1.15 Million, and you can get even more details about it here.“These are two of the best properties on the market. ”Next up we have 21313 Turkey Creek. This home is a 5-bedroom, 5-bathroom property on 5,349 sq ft. and a spacious 6.68 acre lot. It’s located just an hour from the New Orleans airport. It is southern luxury at its finest, complete with a large office, library, and a beautiful New Orleans style balcony. The best way to truly see all this home has to offer is to visit it, but you can get more details about it here and check out some of our drone footage of the property in the video above.These are two fantastic properties here in Baton Rouge that we don’t think will last too long on the market. If you have any questions about them or would like to schedule a showing in person, give us a call or send us an email. We would love to hear from you.

火鸡是美洲特产，在欧洲人到美洲之前就已经被印地安人驯化。火鸡的英文是“Turkey（土耳其）”，因为欧洲人觉得它身黑头红（黑色羽毛的火鸡），很像土耳其服装。烤火鸡变成美国人重要的节日大菜已经有三百多年历史了。不过，据说当年来到美国的欧洲移民本来是想在过节时烤鹅来吃的，只可惜北美大陆上鹅的数量不多，很难找到，而火鸡却漫山遍野到处都是，于是就把烤鹅改成烤火鸡了。这种风俗延续了下来，圣诞节和感恩节大餐都要吃烤火鸡。火鸡体形大、生长迅速、抗病性强、瘦肉率高，被誉为“造肉机器”。火鸡肉不仅肉质细嫩、清淡，而且蛋白质含量丰富，胆固醇低、脂肪少，富含多种氨基酸，特别是蛋氨酸和赖氨酸都高于其它肉禽，维生素E和B族维生素也含量丰富，具有提高人体免疫力和抗衰老等神奇功效。重点词汇：chow down  吃饭；大快朵颐gobble  vi. 贪食；咯咯叫1. About 46 million turkeys are cooked for Thanksgiving each year. 每年感恩节大约要吃4600万只火鸡。 不是每个人都在感恩节吃火鸡。根据国家火鸡联合会的统计，只有88%的美国人吃火鸡。3. The turkeys pardoned by the President go on to do some pretty cool things. 被总统赦免的火鸡做一些很酷的事情。4. Only male turkeys actually gobble. 只有雄性火鸡才会咯咯叫。5. There are four places in the U.S. named Turkey.There are four places in the United States named Turkey. Louisiana's Turkey Creek is the most populous, with a whopping 435 residents. There's also Turkey, Texas; Turkey, North Carolina; and Turkey Creek, Arizona.  美国有四个地方叫Turkey。

火鸡是美洲特产，在欧洲人到美洲之前就已经被印地安人驯化。火鸡的英文是“Turkey（土耳其）”，因为欧洲人觉得它身黑头红（黑色羽毛的火鸡），很像土耳其服装。烤火鸡变成美国人重要的节日大菜已经有三百多年历史了。不过，据说当年来到美国的欧洲移民本来是想在过节时烤鹅来吃的，只可惜北美大陆上鹅的数量不多，很难找到，而火鸡却漫山遍野到处都是，于是就把烤鹅改成烤火鸡了。这种风俗延续了下来，圣诞节和感恩节大餐都要吃烤火鸡。火鸡体形大、生长迅速、抗病性强、瘦肉率高，被誉为“造肉机器”。火鸡肉不仅肉质细嫩、清淡，而且蛋白质含量丰富，胆固醇低、脂肪少，富含多种氨基酸，特别是蛋氨酸和赖氨酸都高于其它肉禽，维生素E和B族维生素也含量丰富，具有提高人体免疫力和抗衰老等神奇功效。重点词汇：chow down  吃饭；大快朵颐gobble  vi. 贪食；咯咯叫1. About 46 million turkeys are cooked for Thanksgiving each year. 每年感恩节大约要吃4600万只火鸡。 不是每个人都在感恩节吃火鸡。根据国家火鸡联合会的统计，只有88%的美国人吃火鸡。3. The turkeys pardoned by the President go on to do some pretty cool things. 被总统赦免的火鸡做一些很酷的事情。4. Only male turkeys actually gobble. 只有雄性火鸡才会咯咯叫。5. There are four places in the U.S. named Turkey.There are four places in the United States named Turkey. Louisiana's Turkey Creek is the most populous, with a whopping 435 residents. There's also Turkey, Texas; Turkey, North Carolina; and Turkey Creek, Arizona.  美国有四个地方叫Turkey。

Brad Van Loenen builds Turkey Creek Mandolins in his workshop high above Denver in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. His unique designs are becoming synonymous with Colorado acoustic music. You can find information about his mandolins at tcmandolin.com.

TOPICThe Story of Turkey Creek: Self-Determination and Resilient Communities IN THIS EPISODE[01:46] Derrick Evans is introduced. [01:55] Derrick shares his background, which led to the Turkey Creek Community Initiatives. [14:46] Derrick reflects on what it felt like when he first moved to Boston and what kept him there. [22:31] Derrick talks about the impact of Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Rita on Gulfport and on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. [31:59] Is the Gulf Coast Fund what Derrick meant by resilient communities? [32:48] Derrick discusses his definition of climate change. [36:03] Derrick agrees that people in Gulf Coast communities saw the climate changing. [37:34] Derrick describes the documentary film “Come Hell or High Water” and mentions the impact it’s had on Turkey Creek. [43:43] Derrick tells about the things that communities can do to make themselves better prepared to withstand or recover from climate impacts. [46:35] If environmental-protection responsibility gets pushed back to the states, what will that mean in terms of work with Gulf Coast communities around resilience and Mississippi DEQ? Are there good working relationships there? [49:08] Derrick adds his closing thoughts. [56:06] Derrick provides one change that would lead to more resilient, more sustainable, and more equitable communities. [56:31] Derrick states the action that listeners can take to help build a more resilient, equitable, and sustainable future. [56:43] Derrick shares what resilient Gulf Coast communities look like 30 years from now. GUEST/ORGANIZATION Derrick Christopher Evans is the director of Turkey Creek Community Initiatives and a managing advisor to the Gulf Coast Fund for Community Renewal and Ecological Health. Since 2001 he has worked to help protect and revitalize his coastal Mississippi community and sister communities throughout the region. Prior to that he taught civil rights history at Boston College and social studies in the Boston Public Schools. TAKEAWAY QUOTES“My community went from being entirely undeveloped—swamplands—to being sort of a pastoral, forested, agricultural type of thing where people were subsistence farmers and fishermen to a community that was the site of multiple coastal timber-industry employments and facilities.” “This is what, pretty much, TCCI’s m.o. has always been was to recognize the very long list of community ailments and challenges, turn those into an equally long, if not longer, list of possible prescriptions or remedies, including things that we had never thought of before, like coastal ecological restoration, which now is bearing fruit nearly twenty years later; historic preservation; even looking at a historic longstanding, uncleaned, EPA-toxic cleanup site and saying, you know what, that’s a historic site as well as a headache. Let’s use some creative visioning to frame this in such a way that it makes our circle bigger. When you have that list of possible solutions, it attracts from within the community and from without the community potential contributors to the problems that need to be solved.” “I had a teacher once—the greatest teacher I ever had—who told me that is was no accident that the overwhelming majority of the most impactful ‘spokespeople’ for the race—the black race—historically, like, Frederick Douglass, Dr. DuBois, even Louis Farrakhan, and so forth and so on, had spent formative time and years in and around Boston, Massachusetts.” “I remember when Hurricane Katrina hit, and my first thought was that this event is either going to…finish off Turkey Creek and its sister communities or open a door for their survival and transformation, particularly as the most not only impacted but instructive places on what not to do again.” “We’re not resigned to injustice, we’re not resigned to the structuring of privilege and access and inequitable ways; but we will not be resigned at all to inefficacy on our own parts.” RESOURCEShttp://bridgethegulfproject.org/...

Michael Lange (director and actor, role: Hon. Elijah Muhammad) and Kreshenda Jenkins (Sister Betty X) join us to talk about Larry "Americ" Allen's The Expulsion of Malcolm X, opening March 23 at Laney College in Oakland. Michael Lange, actor, director and filmmaker, is best known for his portrayal as a Malcolm X delineator, having performed the fiery freedom fighter and orator's speeches nationally on stage since early 1990. He has directed two award-winning plays, ‘Ceremonies in Dark Old Men' (Best Play Award) and ‘The Old Settler' (Best Director). As a playwright, he wrote the play ‘Prophet Nat', a musical docudrama based on the life of slave-prophet Nat turner. Currently, he is on the faculty at San Jose State University, where he has taught since 1998. Lange continues to write and perform for stage and film, and lives in Oakland, California. Kreshenda Jenkins (Sister Betty X), a thespian at heart, has always had a passion for performing arts.  She started acting on stage at the age of 15 and although she took a hiatus for some time she is back and ready to play her role as “Betty X” for a second time. We close with a conversation with Rachel Caplan, Founder & Executive Director of the San Francisco Green Film Festival and Bill Morrison, director, The Great Flood, USA, 2013, 80 min, screens Sunday, June 1, at The Little Roxie and Leah Mahan, director, and Derrick Christopher Evans, subject in the film, Come Hell or High Water: The Battle for Turkey Creek, USA, 2013, 56 min., screens Saturday, May 31, at the Roxie Theatre, followed by a panel discussion.