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Esta fuente es un resumen de una entrevista del podcast Turn Left at the Cactus con Julie Jansen, una residente de San Felipe que comparte su historia de vida y sus diversas pasiones. Julie relata cómo terminó mudándose a México tras una visita casual a un mercado de pulgas y describe su compromiso con la comunidad a través de la literatura infantil. Es autora de un libro ilustrado inspirado en los perros callejeros locales, cuyas ventas apoyan directamente al rescate canino de la zona. Además, explica detalladamente el geocaching, una actividad global de búsqueda de tesoros mediante GPS que ella desea promover en San Felipe como atractivo turístico. La conversación resalta la vibrante vida social de los jubilados en la región y el profundo afecto de la invitada por su entorno desértico.Para aprender mas: http://www.geocaching.com Si tienes interes en el libro o si quieres saber mas de geocache en San Felipe: 1julietravels@gmail.com¿Tienes una historia que compartir? ¿Conoces a alguien que esté marcando una diferencia en San Felipe? Nos encantaría saber de ti.Escríbenos a cactusleft@gmail.com o envíanos un mensaje a través de nuestra página de Facebook: Turn Left at the Cactus Podcast.Síguenos, suscríbete y déjanos una reseña dondequiera que escuches tus podcasts. Tu apoyo nos ayuda a seguir compartiendo las historias, las voces y el espíritu comunitario que hacen de San Felipe un lugar tan especial.Turn Left at the Cactus — Todos Tenemos una Historia¡Y no olvides doblar a la izquierda en el cactus, para no tener días malos!Para Saber MásVisita: https://www.geocaching.comO escribe a Julie en: 1julietravels@gmail.compara conocer más sobre el geocaching en San Felipe o para obtener información sobre su libro infantil.Los “Amigos Especiales del Podcast” de Este Episodio• The Road Runner Restaurant — ¡La apertura de Yuli's Deli será el 6 de julio!• La Perla Brewery — ¡Tienen excelentes promociones para ayudarte a sobrevivir el verano en San Felipe!

:Show NotesTurn Left at the Cactus – Fork in the Road Episode 116: Geocaching, a Mexican Street Dogs, and Finding Adventure with Julie JansenWhat do hidden treasures, stray dogs from Mexico, and a lifelong love of adventure have in common? This week on Fork in the Road, we sit down with Julie Jansen, author, geocacher, animal lover, and storyteller.Julie shares the heartwarming story behind her book—The Legend of the Gold Speckled Dogs-- inspired by Mexican street dogs, how that experience shaped her perspective, and why the lessons we learn from animals often say as much about people as they do about pets.We also dive into the fascinating world of geocaching—a modern-day treasure hunt that sends participants searching for hidden caches using GPS coordinates. Whether you're an experienced geocacher or have never heard of it before, Julie explains why the hobby has attracted millions of participants around the world and how it can add a sense of adventure to everyday life.Along the way, we explore travel, community, storytelling, and the unexpected discoveries that happen when we take a different path.In This Episode* The inspiration behind Julie's book: The Legend of the Gold Speckled Dogs* The story of Mexican street dogs that touched her life* How writing became a way to share that experience* What geocaching is and how it works* Why geocaching appeals to people of all ages* Hidden treasures, unexpected adventures, and memorable finds* How hobbies can connect people and communities* The value of curiosity and explorationAbout GeocachingGeocaching is a worldwide treasure-hunting activity where participants use GPS-enabled devices or smartphone apps to locate hidden containers called "geocaches." Millions of caches have been hidden around the globe, turning parks, trails, cities, and remote locations into opportunities for adventure.Why We Loved This ConversationJulie's story reminds us that some of life's best experiences begin with a simple act of curiosity—whether that's rescuing a dog, writing a book, or following a set of coordinates to see what's waiting around the next corner.Connect With Turn Left at the CactusHave a story to share? Know someone making a difference in San Felipe? We'd love to hear from you. Drop us a line at cactusleft@gmail.com or message us through our Facebook Page: Turn Left at the Cactus Podcast.Follow, subscribe, and leave a review wherever you listen to podcasts. Your support helps us continue sharing the stories, voices, and community spirit that make San Felipe such a special place.Turn Left at the Cactus — Everyone Has a StoryAnd don't forget to turn left at the cactus, for no bad days!To learn more: https://www.geocaching.com or, email Julie at: 1julietravels@gmail.com to learn more about geocaching in San Felipe or to inquire about the children's book.This episode's “Special Friends of the Podcast” include: The Road Runner Restaurant-Yuli's Deli Opening July 6! And, La Perla Brewery-Have they got some summer survival deals for you!#TurnLeftattheCactus#Podcast#SanFelipe#BajaMexico#RoadrunnerCafe#LaPerlaBrewery#GeoCaching#Legendofthegoldspeckleddogs

**Turn Left at the Cactus – Fork in the Road****Episode: New World Screwworm – What Baja Residents Need to Know**The New World Screwworm is back in the headlines, and with reports spreading across Mexico, many Baja residents are wondering what it means for their pets, livestock, wildlife, and daily life.In this Fork in the Road segment, we separate fact from rumor and take a practical look at what the screwworm is, how it spreads, why governments are paying close attention, and what Baja residents should realistically be watching for. We also discuss what the situation means for people who travel regularly between Mexico and the United States with their dogs.This episode isn't about panic—it's about understanding what's happening and knowing where to find reliable information.### In This Episode* What the New World Screwworm actually is* How screwworm infestations occur* Why livestock producers are concerned* Potential impacts on Baja's ranching communities* What pet owners should know* Current travel considerations for crossing the U.S.–Mexico border with dogs* How officials monitor and control outbreaks* The difference between risk, rumor, and reality### Helpful Resources* USDA APHIS Pet Travel Information* Official Mexican animal health authorities* Local veterinarians and animal health professionals* Current agricultural and livestock health updates### Key TakeawayThe screwworm situation is serious enough to deserve attention, but not serious enough to justify panic. Staying informed through reliable sources—and avoiding social media speculation—is the best approach for Baja residents, ranchers, pet owners, and travelers alike.---**Enjoying Turn Left at the Cactus?**Please follow, subscribe, and leave a review on your favorite podcast platform. It helps other Baja lovers discover the show and supports independent local storytelling.Have an idea for a future episode or know someone with a great Baja story? We'd love to hear from you. Go to: cactusleft@gmail.com**Turn Left at the Cactus** — stories, people, and practical insights from life in Baja California.

Our 22nd Deja Brew podcast starts off with ‘Turn Left' where Donna goes on a Capra-esque journey whilst the Doctor wisely sits this one out to get a Brazilian. Next up is ‘The Stolen Earth' where the Doctor and Donna find that the Earth has been... well... stolen. Fortunately all the spin offs were free to phone in a tip on how to find it. Finally we have ‘Journey's End' where Donna returns to her old life totally ‘wiped out' whilst the Doctor tells Rose to ‘talk to the hand'. Oh! And don't forget Daleks speaking German. Willkommen auf der Erde, bitches!

Coyotes are among the most misunderstood—and most adaptable—animals in Baja California. In this episode of *Fork in the Road*, we take a closer look at the coyote's role in the desert ecosystem, why encounters with humans are becoming more common, and what expats and visitors should know about living alongside these intelligent canines.Far from the cartoon villain of popular culture, the Baja coyote is a highly successful survivor that has learned to thrive in one of North America's harshest environments. Whether you've heard them calling across the desert at dusk or spotted one slipping between the cardón cacti at sunrise, coyotes are an unforgettable part of the Baja experience.### In This Episode* The natural history of coyotes in Baja California* How coyotes differ from wolves, dogs, and other wild canids* Why coyotes are so successful in desert environments* The important role coyotes play in controlling rodent populations* Common myths and misconceptions about coyotes* Why coyotes are increasingly seen near towns and neighborhoods* The impact of human food sources on coyote behavior* Practical tips for coexisting safely with coyotes* What to do if you encounter a coyote while hiking or walking your dog* The cultural and ecological significance of coyotes in the Baja landscape### Key Takeaways* Coyotes are a vital part of Baja's desert ecosystem.* Most coyotes actively avoid human contact.* Human behavior—especially feeding wildlife, intentionally or unintentionally—is often the biggest factor in problematic encounters.* Coyotes help maintain ecological balance by controlling populations of rodents and other small animals.* Understanding and respecting wildlife leads to safer coexistence for both people and animals.### Featured Segment**Fork in the Road** explores the fascinating world of Baja's coyotes, separating fact from fiction and highlighting why these resilient animals deserve both respect and appreciation.### Baja Wildlife TipIf you live in or visit Baja:* Never feed coyotes.* Secure trash and pet food.* Keep small pets supervised, especially at dawn and dusk.* Enjoy wildlife from a distance and allow animals to remain wild.### Quote of the Episode*"To understand Baja, you have to understand the creatures that call it home—and few animals are more representative of survival, adaptability, and wildness than the coyote."*### Resources* Learn more about Baja California's unique desert ecosystem.* Explore local conservation efforts protecting native wildlife.* Share your own coyote stories and observations with the *Turn Left at the Cactus* community.### Connect With UsHave a Baja story, question, or topic suggestion?Visit **Turn Left at the Cactus** and join the conversation as we explore the people, places, wildlife, and unexpected adventures that make life in Baja so remarkable.**Subscribe, follow, and leave a review** wherever you listen to podcasts. Your support helps us continue bringing stories from the road less traveled.

Season 5 begins with a look back at how Turn Left at the Cactus evolved from a single microphone and a simple idea into one of San Felipe's most recognizable community podcasts. In this special solo episode, Cal Whedbee reflects on the early days of rough audio, unforgettable guests, studio growing pains, co-host collaborations, and the stories that helped shape the show over the last four years.More than just a podcast update, this episode explores the heart of life in San Felipe — the reinvention, connection, humor, and community that keep people turning left at the cactus. As Season 5 begins, Cal shares where the show has been, where it's headed, and why the stories of Baja still matter more than ever.This episode can also be viewed on YouTube: https://youtu.be/S0IuqAxc6Mg?si=NVf5QfJlLCTcvhPx

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A Fork in the RoadShow Notes:Cal and Wigs discuss recent cultural and community activities in San Felipe. They highlight a chili cookoff fundraiser held for the San Felipe Dog Rescue and emphasize the urgent need for donations and dog food to support the area's animal shelters and individuals rescuing dogs (and, cats) in San Felipe. The conversation then shifts to a "Fork in the Road" segment, where they explain the significance of a cabalgata, or traditional group horse ride, they witnessed while on the way to the SFDR Chili-Cook-off. This massive gathering of riders was part of a ceremony to unveil a new horse statue on the town's malecon. By explaining these traditions, Cal and Wigs hope to help residents better understand and appreciate the Baja lifestyle and its deep historical roots. The episode concludes with a call for listeners to share information about future local events to keep the community informed.*************************If you want to make sure you never miss out on an episode of Turn Left at the Cactus, be sure to subscribe to our Facebook page and to our podcast channel on Spotify or Apple. You can support us by giving us a LIKE and a COMMENT on Spotify or Apple. And, you can go to the next level of support by leaving us a propina at ⁠https://ko-fi.com/turnleftatthecactus⁠. Thanks again for listening! Don't forget…..Turn Left at the Cactus…for No Bad Days!

Notas del Episodio:En este episodio del pódcast Turn Left at the Cactus (Gira a la Isquierda en el Cactu, los anfitriones Cal y Wigs relatan su experiencia reciente en San Felipe, donde coincidieron con dos eventos locales significativos. Primero, describen su asistencia a un concurso de cocina de chili organizado para recaudar fondos en beneficio de un refugio de perros local-San Felipe Dog Rescue, destacando la importancia de apoyar a los animales rescatados durante el verano. Posteriormente, explican el misterio de una multitudinaria procesión a caballo que presenciaron, aclarando que se trataba de una cabalgata tradicional. Este desfile ecuestre formaba parte de una celebración cultural para inaugurar una nueva estatua de un caballo en el malecón de la ciudad. A través de su charla, los locutores invitan a la comunidad a valorar las raíces históricas de Baja California y a participar activamente en la vida social de la región.

Notas del Episodio: Entrevista con Scott Parker Y Yvonne Armour fundadoras de La PerlaEsta transcripción pertenece al pódcast **Turn Left at the Cactus**, donde se entrevista a **Scott Parker** y **Yvonne Armour**, fundadores de la nueva cervecería **La PerlaBrewing** en San Felipe, Baja California. Los invitados detallan la **transformación industrial** de un antiguo local ubicado en la carretera federal cinco y su visión de crear un espacio **tranquilo y comunitario** sin música en vivo. Scott explica su experiencia como cervecero artesanal y la variedad de estilos que ofrecerá, incluyendo una **cerveza ligera** y opciones rotativas experimentales. Yvonne destaca el enfoque **amigable con las mascotas** del establecimiento y la colaboración con una pizzería local para ofrecer elmaridaje ideal. La charla también aborda la creación de un **club de cerveza exclusivo** y los retos logísticos de emprender en la región. Finalmente, elepisodio resalta el impacto positivo del negocio en la **economía local** y el apoyo a causas sociales dentro de la comunidad.

Turn Left at the Cactus — Season 4 Episode 101 La Perla Brewing-- Interview with Scott Parker & Yvonne ArmourHosts: - Calyn Whedbee - Linda ” Wigs” WigginsGuests: - Yvonne Armour - Scott ParkerEpisode Highlights:- Discover the story behind La Perla Brewing, San Felipe's newest craft brewery.- Yvonne Armour shares her journey from working with children with disabilities to co-founding the brewery.- Scott Parker talks about his longtime passion for brewing, his move to San Felipe, and the leap from homebrewing to launching a business.- The inspiration behind the name "La Perla"—a tribute to their black lab, Pearl, who's also the “brew dog.”- Learn how community, inclusivity, and a calm atmosphere shaped the vision for La Perla Brewing.- What to expect at the new location: an industrial vibe, a neighborhood pub feel, a dedicated sports room, pizza (thanks to a collaboration with Dany's Donus), and plenty of beer.- Discussion on offerings: 12 taps featuring a variety of beer styles, house-made seltzer, and plans for artisanal wines from Guadalupe Valley.- The realities, challenges, and joys of building a brewery in Baja Mexico—including municipal friendliness, supply chain quirks, and the importance of a great landlord.- Details on the La Perla Beer Club—member perks, merch, and how to join.- Insights into brewing for a diverse clientele, from craft beer enthusiasts to the “not-really-a-beer-person” crowd.- Their philosophy on community engagement, charity support, and creating a space where everyone feels welcome—even four-legged friends!- Fun rapid-fire questions about beer, pairings, and what not to brew.- A shoutout to local initiatives supporting people with disabilities in San Felipe.- Community announcements for upcoming events, including Rotary Club Steak in the Park and the SCORE 250 off-road race.Links & Contacts- **La Perla Brewing Facebook Page:** [Find and message them directly to join the Beer Club or for more info]- **Instagram:** [La Perla Brewing's Instagram—check for updates & photos]- **Community Shoutouts:** Rotary Club, local businesses, and the Autism and Neurodevelopment Center in San Felipe.Listener Notes:- Soft opening for Beer Club members coming soon—join now as membership is capped at 200!- Dogs are welcome throughout most of the brewery (except brewing and kitchen areas), but leashes and good behavior required.- Smoking area is provided outside and carefully located away from the main entrance.- Bring your feedback—Yvonne Armour and Scott Parker want to make La Perla a true community hangout.Thanks for listening to Turn Left at the Cactus! If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, leave a review, or buy the show a coffee at ko-fi.com/turnleftatthecactus. See you at La Perla Brewing soon!You can find La Perla Brewery on Facebook.

NOTAS del EPISODIO:Esta fuente es una entrevista del podcast Turn Left at the Cactus a la escritora Marne J. Ross, quien presenta su nueva novela titulada " The Woman in the Cistern". La obra es la tercera entrega de su serie de misterio San Amaro, ambientada en un pueblo pesquero de Baja California, México. En este libro, los detectives Julia García y Ricardo Hernández investigan un caso de quince años de antigüedad tras el hallazgo de restos humanos en una cisterna abandonada. La autora explica que esta historia es más psicológica y oscura que las anteriores, explorando temas como la demencia y la alteración de la verdad con el paso del tiempo. Ross también comparte detalles sobre su proceso creativo, su interés por retratar la vida de los expatriados y su responsabilidad al escribir sobre la cultura local. Finalmente, la entrevista adelanta que ya trabaja en un cuarto libro y destaca el éxito de sus novelas en la comunidad de la región.Este libro (y los otros dos) esta en ingles y esta disponible en Amazon.

Show Notes:In this episode of Turn Left at the Cactus, Cal, Wigs, and Tricia sit down with author Marne J. Ross to talk about her newest novel, The Woman in the Cistern.The book is the third installment in her San Amaro mystery series, set in a small fishing village in Baja California, Mexico. In this latest story, detectives Julia García and Ricardo Hernández reopen a fifteen-year-old case after human remains are discovered in an abandoned cistern.Marne shares how this novel takes a darker, more psychological turn than the previous books, exploring themes of dementia, memory, and how truth can shift and fracture over time. She also offers insight into her creative process, her interest in portraying expatriate life, and the responsibility she feels when writing about local culture and community.We also get a preview of what's next—Marne is already at work on a fourth book—and discuss the growing success of her series within the regional community.If you love atmospheric mysteries with emotional depth and a strong sense of place, this conversation is for you.Her books can be found on Amazon and, in San Felipe, at My Baja Nest. To learn more about Marnie, go to marniejross.com

In this insightful conversation, host Ashutosh Garg speaks with Gagan Gupta, Founder of Turn Left for Less and Points Architect, about maximizing travel points, flying business class for less, and transforming travel from a business expense into a strategic asset.Gagan shares his journey—from booking his first business-class flight on points to building a consultancy that helps founders save thousands on premium travel.Discover:The most common mistakes people make with loyalty programsWhy travel points are a misunderstood assetHow to build a resilient, long-term points strategyHidden value inside airline alliancesHow to future-proof your travel rewards

 Show NotesDive into Lou and Lisa Dezarn's captivating journey from Sin City to the serene sands of San Felipe. Discover their accidentally perfect find, love for charity and golf, and how they navigate life away from grand kids and familiar grocery stores. This episodeis a peek into immigrant life, complete with humor, beach tales, and Rotary Club insights.Key Points• Finding home in San Felipe's charm• A chance counselor's office meet-up becomes a 20-year marriage• Grocery runs and community are different in Mexico• Importance of local customs and community involvement• Adjusting to small town life over Vegas' hustle• Life's perfect surprises from unexpected placesABOUT TURN LEFT AT THE CACTUS PODCASTSAN FELIPE, BAJA, MEXICOTurn Left at the Cactus is a locally operated podcast in San Felipe, Baja, Mexico. Calyn Whedbee is the creator of the podcast and is responsible for production, post-production, and hosting the show. Cal is joined by co-host Linda Wiggins (AKA Wigs) who also assists with research and development of the monthly segment Cactus Connections. Additionally, Tricia Sikes assists with co-hosting the show.We dropped our first podcast in the summer of 2022. And, honestly, given the demographic we are working with, we had absolutely no idea whether any of it would fly. To our amusement and surprise, however, our listening base is growing --“poco a poco.” To date we have over two thousand listeners from around the world--mostly from the United States, Canada, and Mexico. We feel this is a major accomplishment considering much of our target audience hasn't yet discovered podcasts, much less decided to incorporate them into their daily lives. The primary focus of TLATC is to ascertain what it is that foreign nationals living and working here--full or part time-- find so attractive about the area; why they move here; and what they think is deserving of more attention. We hope to capture and store the many stories the expatriate community has about the history and evolution of the area and our impact on it. However, we don't necessarily stick to a script, so our conversations often lead us to some unchartered territory. "Please Like, Subscribe, and Comment where ever you pick up your favorite podcasts. Contact us: Facebook or cactusleft@gmail.com and...if you really love us...leave us a propina at ko-fi.com/turnleftatthecactus.Thanks for listening....Don't forget to Turn Left at the Cactus for No Bad Days!  

Show Notes:Tune into 'Turn Left at the Cactus' for the latest social swirl in San Felipe! Discover hidden gems, from quirky events to noble causes. Embrace Baja life with community shout outs, art fairs, and snip clinics. Now that you've heard about it, be part of it!Key Points:• Feb 1: Valentine's Arts & Crafts• Valentine's dinners & snip clinics• Carnival & Soul Fire tunes• Wellness to Chili Cookoffs in March• Nighttime walk/run thru Valley of the Giants & Wing Shack pizza!

Today, we're thrilled to welcome Eli Facenda, founder and CEO of Freedom Travel Systems. Known as The Travel Guy, Eli helps entrepreneurs turn everyday spending into first-class travel experiences. Join us as Eli breaks down what to do with the points you earn, how upgrades really work, and how first-class flights and luxury suites around the world are far more attainable than most people think. Eli's Journey Eli's career began in 2015 after graduating with a degree in finance and joining the travel industry through an international sports tour company. A trip to the Dominican Republic when he was 16 sparked his passion for travel and shaped his desire to build a life driven by curiosity rather than convention. Over time, he developed skills in group travel, logistics, and credit card points. That eventually evolved into a business helping entrepreneurs travel better by leveraging the systems they already have in place. Why Uncertainty Matters Eli believes uncertainty is essential for passion and fulfillment. Playing it safe may feel comfortable, but it often limits growth and experience. The willingness to take risks, follow curiosity, and act before everything feels certain has been a consistent driver in both his life and business. Turning Crisis into Opportunity When COVID disrupted the travel industry, it forced Eli's tour business into survival mode. Rather than freezing, he pivoted by launching a points-based consulting business that offered more control and scalability. How Points Unlock Disproportionate Value Eli discovered the power of points when he flew business class on a ticket worth thousands of dollars for only a few dollars in taxes. That experience revealed how strategic point redemptions could create massive leverage, turning ordinary spending into extraordinary travel experiences. Why Loyalty Isn't Always Logical Airline loyalty and elite status often come with high opportunity costs. Transferable bank points typically provide more flexibility, higher redemption value, and better travel outcomes than committing to a single airline, especially for globally mobile travelers. Experience vs. Redemption Strategy The best airline experience does not always align with the best points value. Some airlines offer superior products but poor redemption efficiency. Understanding alliances, partner transfers, and award availability allows travelers to optimize both comfort and value. Redeeming Points the Right Way The biggest mistake most people make is redeeming points through bank travel portals. Transferring points to airline partners can multiply their value several times over, but availability must always be confirmed before transferring, as transfers are irreversible. Cards, Hotels, and Priorities For business owners, Eli recommends prioritizing international premium flights for personal and family travel due to the quality and tax advantages. Hotel points usually offer lower value than airline redemptions, but elite hotel status can still deliver meaningful perks when earned strategically. Base your card selection on spending patterns, travel goals, and location—not card prestige. Experiential Wealth Eli frames success around "experiential wealth"—the memories, relationships, and moments that create fulfillment. Business growth matters, but experiences, not just achievements measure a well-lived life. Eli Facenda: Speaker Bio Eli "The Travel Guy" Facenda is the Founder and CEO of Freedom Travel Systems. He and his team help entrepreneurs maximize the money they are already spending so they can unlock bucket-list travel experiences and an upgraded first-class travel lifestyle entirely on points. Almost every entrepreneur spends money and travels, yet very few know how to do so efficiently. Eli has spent nine years in the travel industry, has traveled to 42 countries, and averages over $100,000 per year in free travel using points. His biggest passion is helping others come alive through travel and adventure while sharing strategies that make first-class travel easily attainable at a fraction of the cost. His team works with hundreds of entrepreneurs across all industries, including world-renowned business leaders such as Dan Martell, Cameron Herold, Karlton Dennis, Amber Spears, Tai Lopez, and others. Eli brings a unique perspective to business speaking engagements and podcasts. As an industry leader in a blue-ocean market, his talks, workshops, and interviews are highly engaging and actionable for entrepreneurial audiences. Connect with Eric Rozenberg On LinkedIn Facebook Instagram Website Listen to The Business of Meetings podcast Subscribe to The Business of Meetings newsletter Connect with Eli Facenda Freedom Travel Systems On Instagram (@ELITRAVELGUY)

S4 EP 92: Cactus Connection: El Pulso de San Felipe: Diciembre Comunitario --un resumen en espanol de la programa originalEste extracto del podcast "Turn left at the Cactus" funciona como un boletín comunitario para el área de San Felipe, Baja California, ofreciendo un resumen detallado de loseventos y anuncios de diciembre. Este episodio hace un resumen de la programa iniciada por las anfitriones de Turn Left at the Cactus, Cal y Wigs.  Ellas inician el programa compartiendo la novedad de su nuevo estudio de grabación, lo que facilita la producción del programa. El enfoque principal del episodio son las actividades sociales y los negocios locales, destacando la San Felipe Brewing Company como uncentro neurálgico para torneos de cribbage y nuevas opciones gastronómicas. Además, se informa sobre el mercado de trueque sabatino en El Dorado Ranch, mencionando a vendedores populares de alimentos frescos y artesanías.Las próximas festividades incluyen una importante colecta de alimentos organizada por Jean Jean y un desfile navideño musical programado para el 16 de diciembre. Finalmente, el programa proporciona actualizaciones sobre lareapertura de restaurantes renovados y la disponibilidad de los calendarios de Los Amigos, animando a la audiencia a apoyar a las organizaciones benéficas locales.

Notas del Episodio:En este resumen del episodio del pódcast titulado "Turn Left at the Cactus", las anfitrionas Cal y Wigs realizan una entrevista tipo "Cactus Call" (llamada Telefonica) con Lynn Lazzarini. El tema principal de la conversación es la promoción del próximo evento benéfico "Dog and Pony Show" (El Show de Perros y Caballitos), programado para el sábado 1 de noviembre en el Centro Ecuestre de El Dorado Ranch.El resumen explica que el evento es gratuito, contará con comida de Rosta Joe's Barbecue, e incluirá competiciones educativas y divertidas de perros y caballos, cuyos ingresos beneficiarán al programa de esterilización SNIP y a sus programas de equitación terapéutica para personas con discapacidades y demencia.Además, las anfitrionas mencionan brevemente la candidatura de Wigs para el cargo de representante del HOA de El Dorado Ranch, así como la próxima Asamblea General Anual (AGM) en la que los residentes podrán votar.

NFL Week 8 is about to kick off. We list the top five NFL games to watch, including a revenge game (let's be real) for Aaron Rodgers against the Packers. Then Dave answers a huge hypothetical question: What if Seattle never left the AFC? Then Brandon Perna answers a philosophical question: Who in their right mind would ever want to become an NFL official? Then Ahman Green answers a monetary question: Would Brett Favre or Aaron Rodgers ever pick up a tab? Safe to say, Dave Dameshek and the gang have the necessary answers to the most important questions to the most important sport in the world on Football America! (Photo by Kareem Elgazzar/AP) Timestamps: (00:00:00-00:03:30) | What if the Seahawks Never Left the AFC? (00:03:30-00:12:14) | Best 19s and Pick Six (00:12:14-00:31:34) | Top Five Games with Brandon Perna (00:31:34-00:49:50) | Ahman Green on the Packers Matchup and best QBs AUDIO Football America! is available wherever you listen to podcasts. Leave us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/football-america/id1831757512 Follow us: Dave Dameshek: https://x.com/dameshek Ahman Green: https://x.com/AhmanGreen30 Brandon Perna: https://x.com/BrandonPerna Host: Dave Dameshek Guests: Ahman Green, Brandon Perna Team: Gino Fuentes, Mike Fuentes, Bradley Campbell Director: Danny Benitez Senior Producers: Gino Fuentes, Mike Fuentes Executive Producer: Bradley Campbell Arizona Cardinals, Atlanta Falcons, Baltimore Ravens, Buffalo Bills, Carolina Panthers, Chicago Bears, Cincinnati Bengals, Cleveland Browns, Dallas Cowboys, Denver Broncos, Detroit Lions, Green Bay Packers, Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Jacksonville Jaguars, Kansas City Chiefs, Las Vegas Raiders, Los Angeles Chargers, Los Angeles Rams, Miami Dolphins, Minnesota Vikings, New England Patriots, New Orleans Saints, New York Giants, New York Jets, Philadelphia Eagles, Pittsburgh Steelers, San Francisco 49ers, Seattle Seahawks, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Tennessee Titans, Washington Commanders Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Show Notes:Dive into the heart of San Felipe's much-loved Blues and Arts Festival as Cal and Tricia visit with Ana Martinez and Christine Buffaloe! This episode explores the inspiring landscape of music, creativity, and philanthropy, detailing colorful events, local arts, and the community impact made by the festival's dedicated Lion's Club volunteers. Don't miss this vibrant blend of culture and cause! Purchase your ticket soon!Key Points• Over $300k donated since its inception to the community• Music lineup eclectic and energetic• Unique local art and craft showcased• Charity foundation of the event• Festival atmosphere and where to get ticketsABOUTTurn Left at the Cactus is a locally operated podcast in San Felipe, Baja, Mexico. The hosts are Cal Whedbee and Tricia Sikes. This podcast has a primary focus of discoveringwhat foreign and Mexican nationals who live and work here--full or part time--find so attractive about the area, why they moved here, and what they think is deserving of more attention. However, we don't always stick to the script, so anything is possible.We drop episodes as often as we can arrange to platform people. Sometimes the oddly hectic life of San Felipe gets in the way. But, we try hard to keep to some semblance of a schedule....retiree/Mexican style. If you have a suggestion of someone you think should be interviewed or an event thatneeds a push, please email us at: cactusleft@gmail.com. Put Suggested Guest/Event in the Subject Line. **The views expressed by our guests may not always be those of the hosts. All view points are important. Especially as it has to do with San Felipe and Baja.If you enjoy learning more about the people, organizations, events and businesses in our area, please support us at: https://ko-fi.com/turnleftatthecactus Please leave us a LIKE on FaceBook or -- more importantly---on your favorite podcast host. It helps others find us organically. Gracias!To find out how to get a shout out on Turn Left at the Cactus email: cactusleft@gmail.com Put: SHOUT OUT in the subject line. Or, if you'd like to become a FRIEND of the CACTUS, find out more by putting FRIEND in the Subject line…or, just text Cal or Tricia through messenger.Thanks for listening!Cal, Tricia & Linda

Show Notes:In this episode the girls provide an overview of the happenings, reopenings, and events scheduled for the October and November season in San Felipe. The hosts, Cal and Wigs, discuss numerous food and drink establishments that are reopening or featuring new services, such asthe Sweet Spot Bistro and the Garden of Eat'n, while also announcing a second brewery, La Perla, that is currently under construction. Furthermore, the discussion covers community events and initiatives, including the return of the El DoradoSwap Meet, various fundraisers for the San Felipe Dog Rescue, Snip Clinics, Forgotten Dogs, and other independent stray dog supporters, as well as a detailed events calendar listing activities like October Blues and Arts Fiesta, the ShrimpFestival, the Dog and Pony Show, and several races. Overall, the podcast offers a comprehensive guide to encouraging residents and visitors to engage with and support the community.Turn Left at the Cactus is a locally operated podcast in San Felipe, Baja, Mexico. Calyn Whedbee is the creator ofthe podcast and is responsible for production, post-production, and hosting the show.  Additional co-hosts include Tricia Sikes and Linda Wiggins.  Tricia is thecreator of TLATC thematic music, while Linda assists with research material for the show and co-hosts the segment, Cactus Connections.We drop episodes as often as we can interview people and San Felipe life doesn't interfere. If you have a suggestion of someone you think should be interviewed or an event thatneeds a push, please email us at: cactusleft@gmail.com Please put: Suggested Guest/Event in the Subject Line. **The views expressed by our guests may not always be those of the hosts. However, it doesn't matter, we want to hear those views anyway.Support us at: https://ko-fi.com/turnleftatthecactus. Please leave us a LIKE on FaceBook or on your podcast host. Thank you!To find out how to get a shout out on Turn Left at the Cactus email: cactusleft@gmail.com Put: SHOUT OUT in the subject line. Or, if you'd like to become a FRIEND of the CACTUS, find out more by putting FRIEND in the Subject line…or, just text Cal or Tricia through messenger.Thanks forlistening!Cal & Tricia& Linda#TurnLeftAtTheCactus#CactusConnections#BajaMexico#SanFelipeBajaMexico#BajaLiving#Podcasts#MovingToMexico

 Ohio author/scribbler of fiction M.T. Bass talks about hislatest release “Racing The Dream-Fly Low, Fly Fast, Turn Left” as a racingthriller as a pilot battles 7 other top-level flyers at the very first NationalChampionship Air Races in Reno, Nevada! M.T. was born in Athens, OH later grewup in St. Louis and now living near Cleveland, graduated from Ohio WesleyanUniv. majoring in English and Philosophy, worked in the private sector inaerospace manufacturing, became a commercial pilot and later a flight instructorand the author of several novels including “My Brother's Keeper”, “Crossroads”,“Somethin' for Nothin'”, “Murder by Munchhausen”, “Article 15” and more! Checkout the amazing M.T. Bass and his latest release on all major platforms and www.mtbassauthor.wordpress.com/today! #podmatch #mtbass #author #ohio #racingthedream #avaiation #airplanes#pilot #flyer #airrace #nationalchampionship #reno #aerospace #commercialpilot#flightinstructor #spreaker #iheartradio #spotify #applemusic #youtube#anchorfm #bitchute #rumble #mikewagner #themikewagnershow  #mikewagnermtbass #themikewagnershowmtbass 

 Ohio author/scribbler of fiction M.T. Bass talks about hislatest release “Racing The Dream-Fly Low, Fly Fast, Turn Left” as a racingthriller as a pilot battles 7 other top-level flyers at the very first NationalChampionship Air Races in Reno, Nevada! M.T. was born in Athens, OH later grewup in St. Louis and now living near Cleveland, graduated from Ohio WesleyanUniv. majoring in English and Philosophy, worked in the private sector inaerospace manufacturing, became a commercial pilot and later a flight instructorand the author of several novels including “My Brother's Keeper”, “Crossroads”,“Somethin' for Nothin'”, “Murder by Munchhausen”, “Article 15” and more! Checkout the amazing M.T. Bass and his latest release on all major platforms and www.mtbassauthor.wordpress.com/today! #podmatch #mtbass #author #ohio #racingthedream #avaiation #airplanes#pilot #flyer #airrace #nationalchampionship #reno #aerospace #commercialpilot#flightinstructor #spreaker #iheartradio #spotify #applemusic #youtube#anchorfm #bitchute #rumble #mikewagner #themikewagnershow  #mikewagnermtbass #themikewagnershowmtbass Ohio author/scribbler of fiction M.T. Bass talks about hislatest release “Racing The Dream-Fly Low, Fly Fast, Turn Left” as a racingthriller as a pilot battles 7 other top-level flyers at the very first NationalChampionship Air Races in Reno, Nevada! M.T. was born in Athens, OH later grewup in St. Louis and now living near Cleveland, graduated from Ohio WesleyanUniv. majoring in English and Philosophy, worked in the private sector inaerospace manufacturing, became a commercial pilot and later a flight instructorand the author of several novels including “My Brother's Keeper”, “Crossroads”,“Somethin' for Nothin'”, “Murder by Munchhausen”, “Article 15” and more! Checkout the amazing M.T. Bass and his latest release on all major platforms and hmtbaswww.author.wordpress.comtoday! #podmatch #mtbass #author #ohio #racingthedream #avaiation #airplanes#pilot #flyer #airrace #nationalchampionship #reno #aerospace #commercialpilot#flightinstructor #spreaker #iheartradio #spotify #applemusic #youtube#anchorfm #bitchute #rumble #mikewagner #themikewagnershow  #mikewagnermtbass #themikewagnershowmtbass

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IndyCar may have had the week off, but Speed Street is still reporting for duty covering all the latest news in the open wheel scene. Conor Daly and Chase Holden reflect on the television ratings for the Detroit race and the public response to Conor's critiques of the course layout. They also react to the news that Formula One will be directly competing with the 2026 running of the Indianapolis 500 by moving the Canadian Grand Prix to the same day. Conor expresses that the move from the FIA appears to be a blatant show of disrespect for the history of the 500, and feels motorsports fans are being cheated out of a celebrated tradition of the Greatest Day in Motorsports.Chip Ganassi Racing pilot Kyffin Simpson joins the show to discuss his recent first career top-five finish in Detroit and what his time has been like with the CGR team. Kyffin breaks down the pit strategy that helped bring him to the front of the pack and what he had to do to remain in the top five for the duration of the race. He also speaks on the steep learning curve and sheer amount of information he has been absorbing at CGR from having experienced teammates like Scott Dixon and Alex Palou. The guys chat about what areas Kyffin would like to improve in and what his goals are for the rest of the season. Kyffin also gives listeners some insight to who he is outside of the car, as he chats about island life and his love for water sports.

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