Podcasts about victoria gaither

New Zealand’s only coal fired paddle steamer the Waimarie takes International Broadcasters Stu Frith and Victoria Gaither on a two hour journey up the Whanganui River in the restored boat. On board, eat delicious food, hear narration of the sights, chat with skilled and knowledgeable crew, and just relax. Hear what Stu and Victoria have to say about their experience.

American Journalist and National Press Club member Victoria Gaither interviews Eastern Shore Architecture David Quillin in relation to this year’s National Press Club Photo Exhibition that starts August 1st and runs to September. Victoria chose David to feature in this year’s exhibition that focuses on people. According to Victoria, “David was perfect because he’s so humble and he had goats”. Hear the man behind the photograph. Among his work we love his design of the restroom on Ocean City’s boardwalk. To see and learn more about David click https://daviddquillinarchitecture.com/

New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith and American Jouranlist, Victoria Gaither, bring you a Christmas Day podcast. In this show, the two talk about Christmas in Washington, DC amid a partial Federal Government shut down, Boxing Day sells in New Zealand, and happenings in the New Year. Join Stu and Victoria weekly on podcast on International Connection Media and keep up to date on their website https://vmgaither.wixsite.com/getnews

International Journalist and National Press Club member, Victoria Gaither, talks with Lori Smyth owner along with her husband, Sandy Smyth about the Christmas holiday season. On the day of the interview, Lori and Sandy play hosts to over 40 kids and their parents to a reading of 'How the Grinch Stole Christmas' and the Grinch meets and greets the kids at their neighborhood toy store, Tidepool Toys & Games. Hear what's at the top of the Christmas wish list and why you should visit their store on the boardwalk in Bethany Beach, Delaware. To learn more visit their website https://www.tidepooltoys.com/

He has delighted the taste buds of thousands who came through the White House doors for formal and state functions at the People's House. Emmy Award Winning Broadcaster, Victoria Gaither, talks with Executive Pastry Chef, Ronald Mesnier, about his time at the White House. Mesnier talks about the pressures and joys of turning out pastries, cakes, cookies, and other decadent desserts. The Master Pastry Chef served under five presidents. He explains to Victoria about research he did when baking for New Zealand diplomats. An author as well, Mesnier, was on hand at the White House Historical Association to sign copies of his book The White House in Gingerbread: Memories & Recipes. To learn more or buy the book go here https://www.whitehousehistory.org/ Seen in the photo is Roland Mesnier with the Donahue Family from Valparaiso, Indiana. The family had the chef sign a book for the kids and pose for pictures.

International Broadcaster, Victoria Gaither, talks with Author and Pastry Chef Mark Ramsdell at a book signing at the White House Historical Association Decatur House in Washington, DC. Ramsdell who worked and learned under White House, Executive Pastry Chef, Roland Mesnier, talks about his work at the White House and why he is proud of using fresh ingredients and creating desserts from scratch. To learn more or order the book visit https://www.whitehousehistory.org/

Join American Journalist, Victoria Gaither and New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith on Get the News,a weekly podcast that brings you up to date on news out of America, New Zealand and what's trending around the world.

Join American Journalist and Broadcaster, Victoria Gaither as she talks with breast cancer survivor LaTalya Palmer. The mom's story just might help save your life. Her fitness trainer Candice Camille joins in on the conversation about her journey from a health aspect. Plus, best friend, Ayanna Shorter, who stepped in to help talks about what the experience was like for her. The podcast was recorded on location at Willpower Sport and Wellness in Fort Washington, Maryland during the grand opening of the gym.

Join New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith and American Journalist, Victoria Gaither for Get the News, a weekly podcast that brings you top stories from around the world.

Join American Journalist, Victoria Gaither, as she visits the Rackliffe Plantation House on Maryland's Eastern Shore. The restored 18th-century coastal plantation home overlooking the SInepuxent Bay is located in Berlin, Maryland and is within walking distance to the popular Assateague Island Visitor's Center and National Park. In this podcast, Victoria, talks with Ed Phillips the President of the Rackliffe House Trust, talks about the home and it's history. Ed is pictured on the right. To learn more and visit check out their website at http://rackliffehouse.org/

Broadcast Journalist and Social Media Influencer, Victoria Gaither, sits down with Dr. Klaus Ottman, the curator of the Phillips Collection in Washington, DC to talk about happenings at the museum, the aboriginal women's exhibition, and upcoming exhibitions in 2019. To learn more about the Phillips Collection visit their website http://www.phillipscollection.org/

Broadcast Journalist, Victoria Gaither, speaks with Deborah White, at the Phillips Collection about the Australian Aboriginal Women's exhibition. White, seeing the exhibit on it's last day was struck by the story of these nine women whose work has made it's way to the Phillips Collection for museum goer to enjoy and experience. Hear what Deborah had to say about her experience.

Broadcast Journalist, Victoria Gaither, finds herself Dancing Under The Stars at Freedom Plaza in Washington, DC, USA. The event takes place every Thursday night in downtown DC and locals, tourists, and onlookers dance to old school music. Organizers Joseph Jackson and Cedric Carter talk with Victoria about the event and why everyone should come dance under the stars in DC.

American Broadcaster, Victoria Gaither, is live at the National Press Club in Washington, DC, USA for the 19th Annual National Photo Exhibition in this podcast. Victoria who had two of her photos selected by the committee to be on display with others talk with Sharon Kotok about the exhibit. Sharon doted over Victoria's sunset at the home of Marlene Taylor in Foxton, New Zealand and thought the sunset at the home of Alex and Mike Cole in Urenui, New Zealand was spectacular. Sharon who works for the US State Department also expresses her wishes to visit Aoteroa someday. You can catch Victoria on location in American and New Zealand. The exhibit runs until September 27th and it's free to the public.

Broadcast Journalist and National Press Club member, Victoria Gaither. is at the club as the photo committee and club members gather to put up their photos for the 19th Annual Photo Exhibition that runs for a month at the Press Club. In this podcast, Victoria, talks with original member and committee chair Al Teich about what goes into selecting the pictures and new member Orrin Konheim about his experience so far at the club. For more information or how to join the club click the website https://www.press.org/

American Broadcaster, Victoria Gaither and New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith, bring you news, views and talk on International Connection Media. In today's podcast, Victoria is just back from the US Capitol after viewing Senator John McCain laying in state inside the US rotunda and talks with Stu about her experience as a journalist and regular American citizen. Stu is back in studio in Foxton Beach, New Zealand. Victoria is in here hometown of Washington, DC, USA.

It's a big month at the National Press Club as members of the club get ready to present their best photos for the 19th Annual Members' Photography Exhibit opening on Friday, September 31st on the 13th floor lobby. In this podcast, Broadcast Journalist, Victoria Gaither, from International Connection Media, interviews club members Noel St John, Craig Shearman, and Carol James about their photos on display in the exhibition. The display runs until the end of September and it's free for club members.

Broadcaster, Victoria Gaither, interviews George Washington University student, Jermone Williams, about why it was important for him to be at the US Capitol to witness Senator John McCain laying in state at the rotunda. Jermone who is from Detroit also talks about the passing of The Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin, as services are being held on the same day in Detroit.

Join International Journalist & National Press Club member, Victoria Gaither, as she talks to Prince George's County Board of Education member, K. Alexander Wallace about this year's Stuff-a-Bus event. Wallace says he's excited about the coming school year and wants every kid in Prince George's County to have a successful year. This year's challenge is to collect 15,000 backpacks and school supplies for the start of the school year! To learn more about what is happening at Prince George's County School click their link http://www1.pgcps.org/

Foxton, New Zealand Resident and Historian at Te Awahou Nieuwe Stroom, Kiri Pepene, has a discussion about American Broadcaster, Victoria Gaither, and her work she's done in New Zealand regarding African American history. Victoria has travelled the North Island having discussions about slavery in america and other topics pertaining to the United States.

New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith and American Journalist, Victoria Gaither visited Pukaha Mount Bruce Wildlife Center between Eketahuna and Masterton on state highway 2. The wildlife center is home to Manukura, the rare white kiwi bird, longfin native New Zealand eels and an array of beautiful birds. If you have energy walk through the bush and explore the forest. Later, have something to eat in the cafe. Visit the website for more information http://www.pukaha.org.nz/

After almost four years, on air, this is our last Coffee Chat on International Connection Radio. New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith and American Journalist, Victoria Gaither, are saying goodbye to pursue other things in life. Thank you to everyone who listened, give of their time, we interviewed and our former contributors for making this show a hugh success!

American Broadcaster, Victoria Gaither, is interviewed by Nigel Hopkins on his Morning Magazine Show on radio at Beachfm 106.3 on New Zealand's Kapiti Coast. Victoria's talk at Te Awahou Nieuwe Stroom entitled 'Slavery in America: Past, Present, and Politics' takes place on Saturday. It's free to the public. To hear more from Nigel click this link https://www.beachfm.co.nz/

American Journalist, Victoria Gaither and New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith, had the opportunity to speak with residents of this unique retirement style village. Village Manager, Sue Blewitt, spoke with Victoria in this interview about why MiLife Kelvin Grove is a different kind of retirement community. A big thank you to Kevin Bellhouse for inviting International Connection Radio to be apart of the morning activities. To learn more visit http://www.milife.co.nz/palmerston-north

After great reviews on Trip Advisor, American Journalist, Victoria Gaither, while in Rotorua decided to stop by Amazeme to find out what all the fuss was about. Amazeme is 1.4 kilometres of winding hedge lined pathways take you to the center of the maze. You are bound to get lost and are guaranteed to have loads of fun finding your way. Marketing and Social Media Director, Amelia Jensen talks with Victoria about what you can expect at this family fun place. The owner, Peer Jensen, takes Victoria on a tour of the maze and shows her what he has been working on behind the hedge. From butterflies to bunnies, this one of kind attraction is sure to delight all. To learn more visit https://amazeme.co.nz/

The Farm House in Rotorua is the largest house trekking facility in New Zealand. American Journalist, Victoria Gaither, speaks with Fisher Wang, the Communications, and Marketing Director, about why thousands of thrill seekers and tourist come to enjoy trekking through this amazing farm with views of Lake Rotorua and Mount Tarawera. Fisher also talks about the over 80 horses who work this farm. The Farm House provides accomodation to learn more visit their website http://www.thefarmhouse.co.nz/about/

American Broadcaster, Victoria Gaither, and New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith, are in Rotorua for a week of exploring, interviews and adventures. Listen to what Victoria and Stu are up to and why Rotorua is the tourist spot on the North Island. Listen www.icradio.online

A big thank you to the Feilding Ladies Dinner Club for inviting American Broadcaster, Victoria Gaither and New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith, to dinner and speak about International Connection Radio, News, and New Zealand. The ladies dinner club come together five times a year for dinner, conversation, talk and to hear a guest speaker. The event took place at Amayjen Restaurant. A lovely meal was prepared with dessert. Listen to Stu and Victoria on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at www.icradio.online

American Journalist, Victoria Gaither, interviews Tawhiti Museum Founder & Creator, Nigel Olge, about this historical museum in Hawera, New Zealand. According to the museum website "The museum is divided into a series of themed galleries, each using scale and life-sized models as well as artifacts, photos, and test. All these displays are designed and built in the museum's studios. The smaller scale figurines are painstakingly sculpted in wax before a mold is made, allowing further copies to be cast." Nigel also talks about why museums must adapt and change with the times in order to reach people. To learn more about Tawhiti visit their website and come take a step back into early New Zealand life. http://www.tawhitimuseum.co.nz/museum_history.php This is a must see when visiting the North Island of New Zealand

New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith and American Journalist, Victoria Gaither, bring you Coffee Chat, a 30-minute show that features, news, music, and interviews. On today's show, the newly single 'Is It Me' by Singer Alex Guthrie is featured, Organizer Debbie Baker talks about Children's Day event in Levin, NZ and 2 Kiwis end winter medal drought. Listen weekly to Stu and Victoria on www.icradio.online

Listen to New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith and American Journalist, Victoria Gaither, as they talk about their experience at Taranaki's Pioneer Village. The village takes you back to New Zealand of the 1900's, it consists of 14 building from Police Station, Hospital, Train station, Court Building, Press and more to show you what the area looked like back in the day. The museum is along the State Highway 3 heading towards New Plymouth, its a must stop and see. On the day of ICRadio filming at the village, a wedding is taking place. It's a popular venue for not only weddings but funerals as well. To learn more check out their website http://www.pioneervillage.co.nz/

Join New Zealand Broadcaster Stu Frith and American Journalist, Victoria Gaither in this podcast wishing you a Happy New Year and catch up on life for the two broadcasters as they travel to New Plymouth.

American Journalist, Victoria Gaither, visited the Taranaki Radio Control Car Club on a Saturday as the club held a day of racing, working on cars and conversations. Hear what members had to say about the day. The Taranaki Radio Control Car Club Inc. has been in existence since 1978, and consists of a friendly and enthusiastic group, ranging in age from 6 to 60, who all have one thing in common; they love racing Radio Control Cars. Follow them on Facebook

If it's seafood you desire, then make sure to have a meal at Manous Cafe & Restaurant in New Plymouth at 5 Ocean View Parade (next to Chaddy's Charters) Manouchehr (Manous) Kia, the fabulous owner who migrated to New Zealand 14 years ago from his home country of Iran says he loves the cafe because you can be anywhere in world with the view and atmosphere while eating at Manous. The day ICRadio Broadcaster, Victoria Gaither, interviews Manous it feels like you are in Italy at a seaside restaurant. The menu is breakfast, lunch, dinner, desserts, and drinks. I can tell you the coffee is delicious and hot. Plus the view is amazing! Manous tells us the sunset is an experience all to itself. Our crayfish was cooked to perfection and the chips are crisy and yummy! Come by and ask to see the penguins! Hear what he had to say to Victoria about his restaurant. To learn more click this link http://www.manouscafe.nz/

American Journalist, Victoria Gaither, talks with Tony Farmer president of the New Plymouth Model Railway Club about the club's history, why you should join and why trains are still relevant in today's world. Tony, a carpenter by trade says his love for trains started as a kid and runs in his family blood. On the club's Facebook page "We are a group of like-minded persons who have built an HO Model Railway layout in a once rundown farm building. The layout features our own railroad " Central Western" which uses the Fruit Salad scheme that still adorn some of the Kiwi Rail locomotives that currently operate on the New Zealand Railway system."

American Journalist, Victoria Gaither, catches up with ICRadio Political Contributor & Author, Scot Faulkner, on location in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia. Scot talks about Trump's America, local history and what he has been up to lately. You can follow Scot at http://www.scotfaulkner.com/

As we approach Halloween in the USA, American Journalist, Victoria Gaither, visits Shepherdstown, WV billed as the most haunted town in America. Victoria sits down with Police Chief, Mike King, who enlists the aid of top-notch paranormal investigators to uncover the truth about objects that seem to vanish into thin air, disembodied voices, and faceless figures lurking in the shadows. The Chief made the decision to enlist help after getting calls from locals dealing with unusual activities at their homes. You can see King and the investigators in https://www.destinationamerica.com/tv-shows/ghosts-of-shepherdstown/

American Journalist, Victoria Gaither, talks with Mayor Wayne Bishop, at his Harpers Ferry home about what the new mayor has planned for the town and why visitors are flocking to the historical town. Bishop also talks his experience playing rugby and his tie to the game. To learn more about Harpers Ferry go to https://www.nps.gov/hafe/planyourvisit/things2do.htm

Join New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith and American Journalist, Victoria Gaither, on Coffee Chat, a 30-minute show that features news, talk and music. Today, they feature the song 'Calypso' and interview Brian Mistrot from Washington State, USA, about the song and what his plans are for 4th of July. Listen to Coffee Chat weekly www.icradio.online

Singer Debra Lane joins New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith and American Journalist, Victoria Gaither, for a conversation on internet radio about her career, cats, and music. ICRadio plays 'I Like My Cowboy Dirty' on air and we are mad over it. To download the song click here https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/i-like-my-cowboys-dirty-dance/id1183921382?ls=1&app=itunes

American Journalist, Victoria Gaither and Author Scot Faulkner talk about how President-Elect Donald Trump has changed the way president's deal with the American Press. From twitter to facebook, Trump directs information directly to the public his way. Scot talks about how the media will have to re-evaluate their role and find a new place in the game. Listen to Scot weekly www.icradio.online

Broadcast Journalist, Victoria Gaither, recaps with Author & Political Contributor, Scot Faulkner, her two day trip to Harpers Ferry, West Virginia. Scot hosted Victoria and ICRadio for two days which consisted of a tour of historian Harper's Ferry and interviews. This podcast is a recap of the two days and Scot's thoughts on President Elect Donald Trump and America Democracy. This trip was also special because Victoria and Scot are in the same time zone and location. To follow Scot and learn http://www.scotfaulkner.com/news.php

Broadcast Journalist, Victoria Gaither, visits The Vintage Lady shop in Harper's Ferry, West Virginia and talks with Cindi Dunn while husband Billy Ray listens in at the cash register. The Dunn's own and operate this specialty boutique in historic Harper's Ferry, WV where you can find, jewelry, soaps, trinkets, tourist items, candles, handmade cards, and one of a kind items for the home. The Vintage Lady gets visitors from around the world who pin on a map their home country. The map on her wall has pins from all over the United States. She and Billy Ray proud themselves on being apart of the Harper's Ferry family. Cindi was a delight to chat with and ICRadio is thankful she spreads her sunshine to everyone who walks in the door. To learn more and shop online click the site http://www.thevintagelady.net/

Broadcast Journalist, Victoria Gaither, sat down with Raymond W. "Ray" Smock who is an American historian, currently serving as director of the Robert C. Byrd Center for Legislative Studies at Shepherd University to talk about the Byrd Center and why history is so important in today's society. Ray is also formerly the Historian of the United States House of Representatives. It was an honor to speak with him inside his office at the Byrd Center on a lovely fall day on campus. To learn more or do online research check out this link http://www.byrdcenter.org/

Broadcast Journalist, Victoria Gaither, is live outside the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Wash, DC, USA and she speaks with four students from Yazoo City High School which is located in Mississippi. The students, Gabriella Campbell, Dau'jee Gaston, Lexus Brown and Ruby Ellis had just finished touring the museum and talk with Victoria about how they felt and what they experience walking through this powerful building. ICRadio would like to thank their teacher and the students for commenting on such an important matter! Big Shout Out to Yazoo City High School Well Done!

Broadcast Journalist, Victoria Gaither, is live at the White House in Washington, DC, USA on the night election results come in and Donald Trump beats out Hillary Clinton for President Elect of America. Lemmuel West Jr, his lovely wife and son leave dinner and make their way to the White House. Lemmuel talks with Victoria about his concerns, fears and what the future holds for his unborn child and son. Lemmuel, International Connection Radio, thanks you and your family for your comments on this night and may you guys continue to push forward and do great things on the planet!

Broadcast Journalist, Victoria Gaither, is live in Washington, DC, USA and visited the new National Museum of African American History and Culture and asked Westchester, Illinois resident and flight attendant, Krystal Yore-Evans about her experience at the museum. Krystal was visiting the museum with her daughter and friends. She talks about how the exhibit on slavery deeply affected her and how it was important her daughter experience African American history. ICRadio thanks Krystal for taking time out to comment on this important landmark. We salute you and keep flying high!

Detroit Native, Indie Filmmaker and Movie Critic, Terri Lee, joins New Zealand Broadcaster Stu Frith and American Journalist, Victoria Gaither on Coffee Chat to discuss her upcoming feature film 'Think' and the 'I See You Awards' which is scheduled for August 2017. Terri says the indie awards is open to an international audience and focus is on small budget films. ICRadio was happy to have such a talent on our airwaves. Terri is pictured with Director, Actor and Business Owner, Tyler Perry. For more information on the awards check out this link http://www.iseeyouawards.com/media

The amazing staff behind the now world largest Licorice allsort at their factory in Levin, New Zealand. RJ's Licorice celebrates 21 years of providing sweet happiness to kids and adults! For the company's, 21st, they decided create the world's largest allsort and invite the Guinness World Record on location to see if they had the right combination and as it turns out, they got it! American Journalist, Victoria Gaither, talks with company owner, Tony Quinn, about this special day.

Amy Law, the National Sales Manager and daughter of Roger Halliwell who started RJ's Licorice Company now based in Levin, New Zealand joined New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith and American Journalist, Victoria Gaither, on radio to talk about the company's 21st birthday celebration. Amy tells us about the attempt at the making the world's largest licorice allsort on October 7th when workers build a one metre tall candy mountain, later to be eaten by people on hand for the celebrations. It will be a day filled with free samples, free games and amusement rides, food stalls, exclusive merchandise and factory shop deals. Her father, Roger, along with her brother, went to Fargo, North Dakota back in the day to buy the best equipment to make the tasty sweets as Amy explains in this interview. Happy Birthday and we wish you many more at ICRadio