Podcasts about walkerville

The clock is ticking in talks to avoid a strike at Caesars Windsor and a standoff in Walkerville. These stories and more are in your noon news on the go.

Send us a textStep into the electrifying world of slap fighting with our special guest, Danie "The Pitbull" van Heerden, a name that resonates power and prowess in Las Vegas's slap fighting championship circuit. Discover how Danie became the number two ranked super heavyweight globally, fueled by his roots in Walkerville, South Africa, and a rich history in boxing and mixed martial arts. From the early days of his fighting family to the unexpected career pivot during the COVID-19 pandemic, Danie candidly shares the psychological nuances of slap fighting, including the strategic importance of winning that crucial coin toss.We also spotlight Danie's ambitious journey in the slap championships, his stepping stone toward life-altering success in the USA. His story is one of aspiration and determination as he navigates the challenges of relocating his family while dreaming of inspiring fellow South Africans. With Slap fighting's rising popularity and potential to become a major sporting event in South Africa, we explore how this sport can mirror the success of UFC and WWE. Catch the fervor and passion as Danie illuminates the resilient spirit of South Africans striving for global recognition in this gripping episode.Support the showjoin our Facebook page South Africans Abroad the podcast https://www.facebook.com/groups/5237575539627532/

In today's update... - Asking For A Friend: Am I being entitled for expecting my husband to skip his best friend's wedding? - A new business is coming to Walkerville that's perfect if you always deserve a sweet treat! - Things people stuck up their butts in 2024

Pippa Jarvis serves as the Managing Director of TLC and Embrace Village, nestled in the vibrant community of Walkerville, Southern Johannesburg. For the past thirty years, she has been privileged to walk alongside the noble mission of TLC, a haven for abandoned babies and children in need.Pippa holds a bachelor's degree in education and has a heart brimming with compassion. Her journey has been guided by a simple desire to ensure that every child finds a place to call home. Her role at TLC has been a labor of love, advocating tirelessly for the placement of over 900 children into loving families, a cause that resonates deeply with her. Fun fact: Pippa has adopted 14 children, four of whom have HIV and some with complex learning difficulties.In 2010, Pippa was recognized as one of the top 200 young South Africans by the Mail and Guardian. Her commitment to continuous learning has been a cornerstone of her journey, reflected in programs like the Common Purpose Navigator and a Certificate in SocialEntrepreneurship from the Gordon School of Business.Pippa's latest endeavor, Embrace Village, is a testament to her belief in the power of community and support. With a heart full of hope, she is working to create a space where families can find solace and resilience in times of need. Embrace Village currently operates as a community center for the children of Walkerville. Every weekend, she hosts 30+ kids at her home for activities, food, and fun. She also leads parenting workshops and other classes for families at risk.

We've learned more about the victims in Monday's deadly crash in Walkerville, the OPP dealt with two crashes in county on a foggy morning, and a 5K run this summer raised $12,000. All the evening headlines on the go.

Taariq will be taking off on the 20th of November with 11 other runners from Walkerville, Johannesburg to Moses Mabhida in Durban. The run will take about 76 hours. The 25-year-old, along with 11 other runners, is hoping to raise R50,000 to support mental health institutions and establish community workshops to offer support to men who are struggling with mental health issues. The journey started when Taariq found a group on Facebook called Man of Valour. The group had a lot of motivational quotes and words of advice for men struggling with mental health. He scrolled further and saw a post about a run from Joburg to Durban, he DM'd the page admin with “I'm in”. “There's officially 19 of us involved with the crew (drivers, medic, chef etc). I'll fly out on Wednesday morning to Joburg. We starting from Eldos (Eldorado Park). We'll be using the back route,” he explained. Phillipa Feher, Head of Marketing at Mr Price Sport, and Zola Phoswa, who handles Public Relations, surprised Taariq. According to Phillipa, she was going through her social media when she saw Taariq's story pop-up. “Men's mental health is close to my heart,” she explained. She added that doing something of this magnitude through sports was beyond admirable. Phillipa and Zola came in with the intent to help Taariq and his 11 team members. “We came in to talk to Taariq and kit him and the team for their run. We also want to join them at the end at Moses Mabhida,” said Zola.

Once Again what a week its been in sports - From locally in South Australia to everywhere abroad !!!In this episode Pete & Malcolm briefly chat about - AFL - Crows taken apart by Hawks and Ports take the top 8 scalp they have wanted - SANFL - Round 16 - Review - - NETBALL - Finals - Thunderbirds going for back 2 back championships - Cricket - Ponting to depart IPL team after 7 years - Tennis - Olympics fever but top Aussie pulls the pin in the singles - NRL - Melbourne Storm - Just find a way to keep on top year after year This weeks Past Players past legends is a player who started his footballing journey locally at Walkerville, even squeezed in a game for North Adelaide before transferring to Sturt where he found his feet amongst a pretty tough time for the club during the early to mid 90's ...... plus much much more - Chris Thedgold Pt 1 - Sturt Football Club - But this week we have our regular segments back - Happy days & the Extra Time / Big Finish - BASKETBALL - Aussies in the hunt for medals at the Olympics but small hiccup - F1 - Australian goes back to back podium finishes - SOCCER - Matildas in olympics hiccup against Germany but a 6-5 win keep the dream alive Plus much much more ..........Find us on your favourite podcast providers Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/game-on/id1647951809Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/55zvQJnnwSXfazoEEKEj50?si=ea5099e361d84731YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@SportsCastMediaSA

Marty Gervais and André NarbonneAbout our guests:  The Publishing Practicum is a different kind of University of Windsor English course. It's like a year-long internship for a group of students who take one or two books per year through the steps of the publishing process from editing to book design to creating a promotional campaign and a book launch. Marty Gervais, journalist, author, Poet Laureate Emeritus and publisher of Black Moss Press, has supervised the program for more than 20 years. 2024 is his final year at the helm, and he's turning it over to award-winning author and U of W professor Dr. André Narbonne. They're both joining us today to talk about the history of the program, the two books that the Practicum launched this year, and what the future holds for this popular educational experience. Usually at the end of the podcast, we have the author read a selection from the book. This time, we have readings from some of the poets who participated in the anthologies. Where the Map Begins— Kalie Chapman is a master's student at the University of Windsor in English Literature & Creative Writing. She is currently working on a creative manuscript for her thesis, funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC). She has been published in three chapbooks, and was on the editorial team for at the end, beginnings by Christopher Lawrence Menard. Peter James Billing. As a Poet, Author, Composer, Songwriter, Filmmaker and Incredible Dishwasher, Peter believes that a great idea at the top of a staircase stays there, if not jotted down. You may find him in deep thought in bank lines, or drifting off forming stories at cafes but always ready to listen and support artists in Windsor and Walkerville. Whether by Poe or Puck, rhyme or rhythm, pen or paper, a road hockey game may break out. What Time Can't Touch—Barry Brodie is a poet, playwright, actor, director and teacher. He has written two books: The Language of the Star – Journals of the Magi and Tom Thomson – On the Threshold of Magic. His poetry has appeared in Amethyst Review and The Orchards Poetry Journal. He held the Chair in Religion and the Arts at Assumption University, co-founded Shō – Art, Spirit & Performance and currently teaches a course on the creative process at the University of Windsor. Karen Rockwell is a lesbian poet, flash fiction author and accidental artist, who considers colour her home, chaos, a friend and words, her salvation. Author of Curious Connections, a chapbook of flash-fiction published in 2016 by Urban Farmhouse Press, Karen is published in journals and anthologies in Canada, the U.S. and the U.K. Recognition includes: First Place in Room's 2013 Poetry Contest, and in Polar Expressions' 2011 Story Contest; Second Place in Brooklin Poetry Society's 2018 Poetry Contest, among others. https://www.uwindsor.ca/english/317/practicum-courses

The small town of Walkerville is a place where local government is indistinguishable from family tradition. But a dispute over the town's boundaries and a looming vote over its future could determine where and if the town continues to exist.

For this episode, we'll be talking to the recently appointed Deputy Mayor of the Town of Walkerville, which is one of SA's 17 metropolitan councils, and his name is John Zeppel. John runs an ICT business and has a passion for sustainability and the environment. His environmental passion pushed him in the direction to become a Councillor and more recently the Deputy Mayor where he chairs the Town of Walkerville's Sustainability Committee. Learn about his unique journey into the South Australian environmental sector with some top tips if you'd like to take your enviro passion to represent your community. Welcome to another episode of the Green Adelaide Podcast. We are metro SA's first environmental industry podcast.We're your insider scoop on all things cool, green, and wild in metropolitan South Australia.This podcast is for those who want or have a career in SA's environmental sector. Learn more about Adelaide's environment: greenadelaide.sa.gov.auSubscribe new Green Adelaide Podcast episode alerts

Thando is a 30 year old Teacher from Walkerville. If she win the Suzuki TWENTY Thousand Rand Pop Quiz, she will use the money to pay off arrears on my car. We're raising the stakes, upping the reward, and doubling the fun. Because The R10 000 Pop Quiz is now The R20 000 Pop Quiz, with Suzuki, on Anele & The Club. Are you ready to go head-to-head for up to R20 000 cash EVERY.SINGLE. MORNING?  You still get 10 Questions. 60 seconds and a shot at winning big! Enter now and we could be calling you to play The R20 000 Pop Quiz with Suzuki on Anele & The Club. Suzuki turns everything into a fun adventureSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Windsor police dealt with an investigation Sunday in Walkerville, a Global-Ipsos poll suggests Canadians want Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to step down, and LaSalle police offer tips on avoiding gift card scams. All the morning headlines on the go.

A crash halts VIA rail traffic and preserving heritage in Walkerville. These stories and more are in your morning news on the go.

Walkerville resident Diyana speaks with Matthew Pantelis about concerns over Buckingham Arms Hotel development.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

18.01.23 Pt 1 - It's back to school for Lebang, and with that comes the stationery list as long as the family meeting's speech. Imposter Syndrome… what it is and how to deal with it. Also, Sheba the tiger has finally been found!

Guest: Gresham Mandy -  local Community Policing Forum's (CPF) Community policing forum representative Gresham Mandy joins us John to explain that Sheba, the 8-year-old female tiger that escaped from Walkerville, was euthanised in the early hours of Wednesday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The search for an escaped tiger in Walkerville, south of Johannesburg has prompted debate for tighter legislation to keep exotic animals as pets or in captivity. This as the search for Sheeba, a female tiger that escaped from its cage continues. The eight-year-old tiger attacked a 39-year-old man, a dog, and a deer after escaping from its enclosure at the weekend. For more on this, Elvis Presslin spoke to Midvaal Local Municipality MMC for Corporate Services, Chantal Gomes

A winter storm watch is now in effect, a fire at a Harrow business caused over $1M in damage, and history buffs will love a new interactive mural in Walkerville. All the morning headlines on the go.

Windsor-Essex pauses to remember Canada's war fallen, the story of a Second World War veteran from Sarnia is the subject of our 519 Podcast, and a Walkerville school is brightened by a new themed crosswalk. All the evening headlines, and the weekend forecast, on the go.

The damage estimate has climbed in a fire that destroyed a popular Walkerville restaurant, the OPP has arrested a suspected impaired driver who they say made it easy to be caught, and a local MPP tables a motion on Ojibway National Urban Park. All the evening headlines on the go.

A motorcyclist is hospitalized with life-threatening injuries, Windsor firefighters were called back to a Walkerville house after flames rekindled, and Elections Ontario says a local Liberal candidate for MPP broke the law. All the evening headlines on the go.

 - It's FISH FLY SZN BABY. Also, watch the Detroit Red Wings vs Colorado Avalanche documentary "Unrivaled", it's pretty good.  - The internet is UP IN ARMS over the Stranger Things' overly-descriptive subtitles. How many words for "moist" and "slimy" are there in this thesaurus?   - Leonardo DiCaprio smells, and Brad Pitt says he has "face blindness", which is a real medical condition where you can't remember the faces of people you've met. 

The grieving daughters of alleged murder victim Peter Hillier say their father was a “kind, caring and gentle soul” who loved his garden and would talk to anyone. A sharp new spike of flu cases and in the number of seriously ill influenza patients in hospital has sparked a fresh warning for South Australians to get vaccinated. A 39-year-old man has died after a workplace accident at a Metricon building site in Walkerville. And. Ariane Titmus is on a ­collision course with transgender swimmer Lia Thomas after the American signalled her ambitions to compete at the Paris Olympics in 2024. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Season 2 - Episode 20, we review Walkerville Brewery in Windsor, Ontario. We are joined by Producer Chuck to review 2 beers. The first is Pin High Pils which is a pilsner. The second is their Irish Red Ale. We also discuss the brewery's storied history and the exciting things they have planned for the future. Then, we share some post-secondary school memories. Instagram: CraftBeerConns - YouTube/Untappd: Craft Beer Connoisseurs Feel free to throw us a comment, like and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to your podcasts!

Steve and Joe discuss the rum running history of historic Walkerville Ontario and the underground tunnel systems

Now that legislation is in place to provide funding for infrastructure improvement, what do federal, state and local leaders need to do to ensure investments are made for the holistic lifecycle of assets? Speakers: Amelia Shachoy, Asst. Dir., Infrastructure, U.S. GAO; Peter Dodgion, Asset Management Program Manager, USACE, Civil Works; Lou Cripps, II, Senior Manager, Asset Management, Denver Regional Transit District; Ben Clark, Group Manager Assets and Infrastructure at Town of Walkerville, South Australia; Mildred Chua-Ulger, ALN Board of Directors Member, IAM Knowledge Leadership Group, Chair; Iain Cranston, Infrastructure Asset Management at icInfrastructure; Michael DeMers, Director, Public Sector, Grant Thornton; David Totman, VP of Asset Management, Innovyze; Member, US TAG to ISO TC-251/55000; ALN Senior Fellow; Michael Bordenaro, ALN Executive Director will facilitate

Featured Guests: Elaine Weeks and Chris Edwards About our guests:  Elaine has a B.A. in English from the University of Windsor plus two years of postgraduate studies in Visual Arts. She's a community leader with over 30 years experience in advertising, public relations, event planning, publishing, writing, editing, photography, conservation and heritage preservation. She's written a novel called “Time Trespasser” and is working on a sequel. Chris Edwards holds a Master of Arts in Communication Studies degree from the University of Windsor, and has been an instructor at the University of Windsor, St. Clair College and Elder College. He's a publisher, photographer, digital design guru, educator and world-traveller. Chris has a long career in marketing and advertising and has managed numerous traditional and new media projects. Together with Walkerville Publishing, they have produced several best-selling books on Windsor and this region's rich visual heritage. Their latest book together is Brewed in Windsor: A Tasty History https://www.walkerville.com/shop

The parents of Leigh Matthews say the man who killed their daughter - Donovan Moodley continues to show no remorse almost two decades after the murder. Rob and Sharon Matthews made oral submissions at the Johannesburg Correctional Services as part of the Parole hearing of convicted murderer Moodley. Moodley abducted Leigh Matthews at Bond University in 2004. Her body was found in Walkerville on Gauteng's Midvaal. She was 21 years old.

- Kodak Black's "kodak moment" at the Florida Panthers game is NSFW, neither is Drake's hot sauce-filled condom - We Don't Talk About Bruno from the Encanto soundtrack is topping the charts, and so did these other kid's songs - This giant yodeling face toilet in Japan would be a LOT after a few drinks.

In this episode Suzy chats with Emily Sayer & Paul Belton.Emily SayerEmily has worked in Catholic Education in South Australia since 1986 in a variety of school settings and has always had a strong passion and commitment to the wellbeing and social-emotional development of children. Her roles have included class teacher, counsellor, Assistant Principal in Religious Identity and Mission, Head of Primary, Deputy Principal and Principal. In 2020, Emily was one of the drivers for implementing Positive Psychology at St Paul's College through a strong partnership with The Positivity Institute. Whilst Emily is no longer at St Paul's College, she continues to bring her passion for Positive Education and strong wellbeing initiatives to her work at St Monica's Parish School, Walkerville.Paul BeltonPaul is in his 7th year as Principal at St Paul's and has had 27 years of Senior Leadership experience, including 5 as CEO of an SANFL Football Club. Paul has a B.Ed (Phys. Ed) and an MBA and is married with 6 children and 13 grandchildren!

Vandals strike at a number of Lakeshore parks and your feedback is needed on new initiatives in Windsor's Walkerville.  These stories, and more, are in your morning news on the go.

Candyce chats with the ‘Witch of Walkerville' And owner of Smudge Metaphysical store on Wyandotte St. In Windsor, Ontario Follow on Instagram @smudgemetaphysical and on Facebook; Smudge Metaphysical.

Rev. Jim Fisk is the minister at the 1st Cumberland Presbyterian Church of Russellville, Arkansas.  He is married to Linda Fisk and the father of candidate for the ministry Matt Fisk.  Jim has been a minister since 1983 with Cumberland Presbyterian congregations in Walkerville, Harrison, Dover, Hector and Monticello, Arkansas and Burns Flat, Oklahoma. He is a member of the WRBC and hobbies include photography and golfing.Music is provided by Pierce Murphy, Caldera Blue. Source:  https://www.freemusicarchive.org/music/Pierce_Murphy/through-the-olive-branches/caldera-blueComments: http://freemusicarchive.org/Additional comments:  modifications made to shorten and loop song for introduction and closing of podcast.Copyright Attribution and License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

• On talking real estate with Ron and Karen Fiedler today. • We will bring you your real news where it's being reported that South Australian property investors are winner as banks cut rates. • And where you can buy a house in this booming market for less than $60,000. • In the Italian property report Idealista is reporting on the most sought-after property types in Italy and Italy is among the best European countries for pensioners to retire in. • Ron spoke with your weekly guest this week, the 2021 Domain golden Gavel auctioneer of the year, three years running Hamish Mill from Williams real estate, who will talk to us about winning this year's auctioneer of the year and give us an update on the South Australian property market. • And Karen is back to bring you the latest open homes in upcoming auctions and open homes and my open home of the week from Walkerville. Please join us this Saturday from 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM ACST on Radio Italia Uno 87.6FM. Listen live https://www.italiauno.com.au/online #radioitaliauno #talkingrealestate #adelaide #italiauno #realestateradio --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talkingrealestate/message

On this week's Windsor's Inside Pulse, Dan, Dave, Al and Christine discuss the following, with a special guest interview with Mike Spineti, the lead developer of a condo project in Walkerville:  1. https://windsorstar.com/news/local-news/dilkens-to-speak-before-house-standing-committee-on-health and https://windsorstar.com/news/local-news/jarvis-i-really-believe-youre-missing-the-temperature-on-the-ground and https://windsorstar.com/news/local-news/tunnel-board-approves-shutdown-for-mid-tunnel-vaccine-clinic 2. https://windsorstar.com/news/local-news/jarvis-school-is-the-essential-work-of-ontarios-children 3. https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/trudeau-international-visitors-restrictions-1.6056584  4. https://windsorstar.com/news/essex-windsor-solid-waste-authority-board-votes-for-independent-review 5. https://windsorstar.com/news/local-news/neighbours-outraged-over-condo-plan-for-former-walkerville-church-site 6. https://www.iheartradio.ca/am800/news/adie-knox-pool-to-close-in-blockbuster-deal-between-the-city-and-university-of-windsor-1.15378596 and https://windsorstar.com/news/local-news/42m-plan-to-reimagine-adie-knox-complex-announced-with-plan-to-move-swimming-to-uwindsor 7. https://windsorstar.com/news/local-news/moving-sand-point-beach-a-high-priority-for-mayor-councillor-after-recent-drowning 8. https://www.iheartradio.ca/am800/news/city-seeks-feedback-on-latest-improvements-to-forest-glade-park-1.15352189 9. https://www.iheartradio.ca/am800/news/windsor-s-mayor-to-host-community-conversations-this-month-1.15335767 10. https://windsorstar.com/news/local-news/tourism-windsor-essex-pelee-island-launches-w-e-heart-local-digital-passport

It's the 21st of July 2004, Eliot Makhubela and his nephew Samuel were cutting grass in open patches of land near the village of Walkerville, South Africa. Eliot made a living drying and selling this long grass as roof thatching. It had been a long day, and although they were knocking off, they decided to stop by one last spot. This was where they were going to start the next day, so they were scouting it out essentially. It was Samuel who first spotted something in the grass although he didn't know what it was, but as soon as Eliot saw it, he knew it was a body. There in the scrubby veld lay a young woman, naked and lying on her back, her face turned to the side, and clearly dead with three gunshot wounds.They didn't know it at the time, but this was the body of Leigh Matthews, a student who'd been missing for 12 days, a young woman whose disappearance the whole country had been talking about for days. Source material:·       Sapa (iol): https://www.iol.co.za/news/south-africa/leigh-matthews-is-dead-217753#.UUdJuxdTCz4·       News 24: https://www.news24.com/News24/Kidnapped-girl-still-missing-20040711·       Iol: https://www.iol.co.za/news/south-africa/moodleys-appeal-dismissed-485151#.UUd13BdTCz4·       NicoleClaire (youtube): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-sHsoEHLwA·       Mail & Guardian: https://mg.co.za/article/2005-11-18-donovan-moodley-i-was-framed/·       You mag: https://www.pressreader.com/south-africa/you-south-africa/20190801/281565177356771·       Evidence locker podcast: https://evidencelockerpodcast.com/transcript-97-the-murder-of-leigh-matthews-south-africa/·       Saturday Star: https://www.iol.co.za/news/south-africa/gauteng/leigh-murder-shocker-1172123·       Byleveld: Dossier of a Serial Sleuth, by Hanlie Retief: https://www.amazon.com/Byleveld-dossier-serial-Hanlie-Retief-ebook/dp/B005JD2OES·       News 24: https://www.news24.com/News24/I-am-too-clever-says-Donovan-Moodley-20120125·       News 24: https://www.news24.com/News24/Moodleys-application-dismissed-20091125·       News 24: https://www.news24.com/News24/Moodley-shows-no-emotion-as-verdict-read-20120201 Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The panel this time is Jon, Don and Doug.Tonight on the show:- Dilkens' vaccine waitlist- Sandpoint Beach EA- Neighours outraged over Walkerville condo plansRose City Politics is brought to you by LIUNA Local 625: Building Better Communities. Support the show at patreon.com/RoseCityPolitics

In our ongoing discussion about the importance of poetry for literacy, this episode draws on the important insights and practical tips from highly experienced education expert Alan Wright.Alan is an education consultant and author who has worked extensively in the United States and Australia, promoting best practice in primary and secondary schools and at a systems level.While based in New York (2001-2006) Alan worked across primary, middle and high schools supporting teachers, school districts, regions and school leadership teams, effecting improved learning outcomes for students in literacy.This consultancy work took him into more than 100 schools, predominantly in the urban schools of the New York City School System. Working with the New York Board of Education, he provided training for literacy coaches for NYC schools, writing curriculum resources, producing instructional videos and providing professional development institutes for teachers across the city. As an educator within the Victorian school system , Alan amassed extensive experience as a classroom teacher, staff developer, regional consultant and school administrator (Assistant Principal and Principal). Currently, based in Mornington, Victoria, Australia, Alan is a Director of Alvic Educational Consultancy providing consultancy support across schools and networks. His current work is Australia wide and continues to be focused on delivering effective literacy programs.In this interview, Alan talks about:The purpose of poetryHow to get kids to embrace poetryHow poetry supports young writersDeveloping the classroom library and other ways to embed poetry in classCrafting poetry tipsAnd much more.Resources mentioned in this episode:ALAN WRIGHT BLOGSLiving Life Twice: https://livinglifetwice-alwrite.blogspot.com/Poetry Pizzazz: https://alanjwrightpoetrypizzazz.blogspot.com/AMAZONIgniting Writing: When A Teacher Writes by Alan Wright https://www.amazon.com.au/Igniting-Writing-When-Teacher-Writes/dp/1742397646BOOKTOPIAWhat the Poemster Found - by Alan Wright https://booktopia.kh4ffx.net/5b5PADSearching for Hen’s Teeth - by Alan Wright https://booktopia.kh4ffx.net/LPK3n3I Bet There’s No Broccoli on the Moon - by Alan Wright https://booktopia.kh4ffx.net/DVyzQGBindi - by Kirli Saunders (verse novel) https://booktopia.kh4ffx.net/jWeAzbWorse Things - by Sally Murphy and Sarah Davis (verse novel) https://booktopia.kh4ffx.net/kjOGzxLove That Dog - by Sharon Creech https://booktopia.kh4ffx.net/159Q16PEGI WILLIAMS BOOKSHOPShop address: 30 Smith Street, Walkerville https://www.pegiwilliams.com.au/home.aspPAUL KELLY INTERVIEWPaul Kelly podcast:  Music Legend Paul Kelly on - Why Poetry? https://the-teachers-tool-kit-for-literacy.simplecast.com/episodes/music-legend-paul-kelly-on-poetryNIKKI GRIMES (US POET)Website: https://www.nikkigrimes.com/MICHAEL ROSEN (UK POET)Website: https://www.michaelrosen.co.uk/TED KOOSER (US POET)Website: https://www.tedkooser.net/RALPH FLETCHER (AUTHOR)Website: http://ralphfletcher.com/Connect with us!Join our community on Facebook for exclusive resources, Q and A, discussions, insights and more: https://www.facebook.com/groups/teacherstoolkitforliteracyGot any questions? Feedback? Thoughts? Email Phil: phil@cuelearning.com.auThe Teacher’s Tool Kit For Literacy is the free podcast for motivated teachers and school leaders who want the latest tips, tricks and tools to inspire their students and school community in literacy learning. Hear from literacy experts and founders of Cue Learning, Sharon and Phil Callen, and special guests.At Cue Learning, our literacy specialists draw on over 30 years of teaching and international consulting experience to deliver world-class learning solutions. We equip, empower and support teachers to become their authentic selves. To find out about upcoming events, and about how Cue can help you and your school, visit the Cue Learning website http://www.cuelearning.com.au/ and sign up to our newsletter https://cuelearning.com.au/contact/And you can get even more amazing teaching resources, right now, at Teachific https://www.teachific.com.au/.To make sure you don’t miss any literacy learning tips and insights, please subscribe to our show on your favourite podcast player.Produced by Apiro Media https://apiropodcasts.com

The SANFL Juniors show is back for season 2021! Courtney Cramey is joined by head of the SANFL Juniors program, Geoff Riddle. Plus, Walkerville Junior Club President, Matthew Hobby & Walkerville junior, Ella Demertzis jump on the line for a chat.

Keegan and Chris discuss the Presidential debate, and Canadas 2nd covid wave. The feature beers this week are 2 from Walkerville Brewery in Winsor Ont. Grab a drink relax and enjoy.CHEERS!

Jon, Sarah, and Doug chat about red light cameras, Walkerville districting, bike lanes and backyard bonfires.

The boys are joined by Gabe (brother of Jesse) Fienemann as they discuss Gabe's fists of fury and that infamous day at Walkerville. Produced by Jax Productions, hosted by Jack Green and Alex Breda, and brought to you by the Pembroke Old Scholars Football Club and Sponsors.

Jon, Sarah, and Doug chat about red light cameras, Walkerville districting, bike lanes and backyard bonfires.

Sharing a message of hope with you.

Sharing a message of hope with you.

Born in Chatham, Ontario, Daniel Wells attended the University of Windsor as a history and philosophy major. He opened a second-hand bookshop, Biblioasis, on Ouellette Avenue in Windsor in 1998. Dan and his wife Alexis helped to found BookFest Windsor in 2002, where he was inspired to think about publishing a book by another author. The Biblioasis bookshop was moved to Wyandotte Street in the trendy Walkerville district of Windsor, and now the Biblioasis press has grown, and now has its own location on Ottawa Street. Biblioasis publishing has just celebrated its 15th year, with books shortlisted and finalists for many prizes, including the Scotiabank Giller Prize, and now even long-listed for the Man Booker prize. You can find out more about the press on its website, biblioasis.com.

Empowering and Inspirational words that speak life.

This week, Asif and Tina talk about the RE/MAX Recreational Report with John Dowbiggin from RE/MAX Integra, and what trends are being seen with millennials and recreational properties. Later, Heather gives us details on this week's Hot Listing: 134 Walkerville!

Join us for a high school reunion as I sit down to catch up with Tom Scully (Facebook) to discuss his military career, bartending in the Cayman Islands, becoming an entrepreneur as the co-owner of F&B Walkerville (website, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram) and The Grand Cantina (website, Facebook, Instagram) and lessons learned as a businessman in Windsor-Essex. This episode is brought to you by Libro Credit UnionFollow The Straight Outta Windsor Podcast on Facebook and Twitter

Tonight we'll be discussing the potential Windsor Star Strike, Walkerville's makeover, and other winds of change.

Tonight we'll be discussing the potential Windsor Star Strike, Walkerville's makeover, and other winds of change.

Just two of The Get Around Guys — Brendan and Brett — are in studio for this episode as James Cook joins them on the phone on his way back from Boyne City, where he saw the Ramblers finish the season with a 9-0 record against previously unbeaten Traverse City St. Francis (:52) Brendan and Brett also go deep into other prep football games, including: — Traverse City Central's big win over Cadillac to get into the playoffs (8:35) — Traverse City West losing for the first time this season as the Titans fell 24-9 to Coldwater on Thursday (13:57) — Wins from Elk Rapids, Joburg, Bellaire, Manton, Suttons Bay, Central Lake and Grayling (17:53) They also talk some district championship soccer as they break down wins by Leland over Elk Rapids in a great game between to quality clubs (21:28) and Buckley rolling to an 8-0 mercy win over Walkerville (24:04) Make sure you listen to the Episode No. 8 of The Get Around, which will be out Tuesday Oct. 24, as we welcome on the man behind Snooze2You and take a close look at the playoff matchups in prep football.

Mike Brkovich and Ian Gourlay from the Walkerville Brewery drop by to talk beer and running The Walkerville Brewery Craft Draft 5K, Ben Kaplan from iRUN Magazine and Song of Week all in this episode.

Did you ever hang out at Fast Eddie’s downtown? Have you strolled through Walkerville on your way to Kildare House? Or maybe you recall a first date at the Dominion House… When we parked our Storymobile at the foot of Ouellette right beside the Detroit River, we heard stories from Windsorites about everything from downtown’s grit and Sandwichtown’s history to the walkability of Walkerville – and learned that there is so much more to the City of Roses than a terrific view of the Detroit Skyline! Special thanks to the City of Windsor, the Arts Council Windsor and Region, The Ontario Arts Council, and the Ontario Trillium Foundation for their generous support of our project, and to everyone in Windsor who​ supported our performance installation and​ took the time to share their stories -- you can find a complete list on our website. The Tale of a Town is created and produced by FIXT POINT and developed in collaboration with​ the National Arts Centre to capture the collective community memory of Canada's main streets -- one story at a time. Produced by: Alison Broverman  Created ​in collaboration with the artistic team including Sherry Campeau and Katie Swift, with original music by Jake Nicoll​.

Windsor-born-and-bred, Tara Watts has always had a restless soul, from travelling the world at a young age, which brought her life to a turning point in a Buddhist temple in Nepal, to her aspirations to take her music on the road full-time. She welcomed Derek and Travis to her Walkerville home to regale them with stories about blowing bubbles in Andy Magoffin’s sink, wearing coasters as shoes, making records, and how writing a new song can often be the silver lining to a difficult or painful experience.

In this second Ontario Brewer podcast for August, Master Cicerone®, Mirella Amato is once again joined by Paul Brady, from Walkerville Brewery Also in the studio is Lon Ladell, from Big Rig Brewery who has brought in a bottle of his seasonal Release the Hounds Black IPA. Find out: About the Ottawa beer scene How brewers adapt to new equipment The origins of the Black IPA style

In this Episode of Ontario Brewer, Master Cicerone®, Mirella Amato chats with Lon Ladell, co-owner and operator at Big Rig Brewery and Paul Brady, the head brewer for Walkerville Brewery. The trio samples a Milk Stout, currently available from Walkerville Brewery. Find out: Where the name Big Rig comes from The brewery version of hot chocolate mix How to make a hot scotchy

On the road in Michigan this week, but had the chance to sneak across the Detroit River to Windsor, Ontario...where Canadian Club has been produced for 151 years at the Hiram Walker & Sons Distillery in the Walkerville neighborhood of Windsor. Hiram Walker's headquarters building is now the Canadian Club Heritage Center, and this classic building patterned on a 16th century Italian palace will appeal to whisky lovers, art lovers, and architecture fans alike. CC's Tish Harcus tells us about the building's history over a dram or two. Plenty of new releases in the news, including a 50-year-old Glenfiddich, the coming debut of Suntory's Hibiki blended whisky in the U.S., and a dozen single-cask bottlings!

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