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This week on The Whiskey Trip Podcast, Big Chief heads to Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia and visits with Rick Wasmund, Founder, Owner, and Master Distiller of Copper Fox Distillery. They chat about Rick's love of peated whiskey and his goal to create something different on the American Whiskey landscape. Rick uses fruit wood to smoke his malt whiskey. His malting house is right in the heart of historic Williamsburg. Big Chief and Rick enjoy the original Rye and a Chestnut American Whiskey for the first half. Then, for the second half the big man and Slick Rick sip on an original single malt that was smoked with apple and cherry wood. They finish off the show with an amazing glass of peach wood smoked Single malt whiskey. This ride on The Whiskey Trip will have you laughing until your sides hurt. Cheers!

Sháá Wasmund is an award winning entrepreneur,  Sunday Times Bestselling Author, Mentor and Advisor.  Shaa Wasmund was the first female boxing promotor, and has built multiple seven figure business.  She is also recognised as one of the ‘Top 20 Most Influential Entrepreneurs' in the UK by the Sunday Times and was awarded an MBE in 2015 for services to business and entrepreneurship.Shaa is the author of four books including the Sunday Times Bestselling 'Stop Talking Start Doing.' Buy Stop Talking Start Doing: 10th Anniversary Editionhttps://amzn.to/42PhIu7Follow Sháá Wasmund www.shaa.comPatreon - Support The Showpatreon.com/theconversationwithnadinemathesonpodcastThank you for joining me. Don't forget to subscribe, download and review.Pre-Order The Kill List (Inspector Henley - Book 3) Follow Me:www.nadinematheson.com Threads: @nadinematheson Facebook: nadinemathesonbooksInstagram: @queennadsTikTok: @writer_nadinemathesonBlueSky: @nadinematheson.bsky.social

What do Sir James Dyson, world champion boxer Chris Eubank, and Queen Elizabeth II have in common? No, it's not some witty joke… It's today's guest, Sháá Wasmund. Sháá is the definition of a maverick, and I can't wait for you to listen to today's interview… Despite the fact that Sháá grew up in poverty with an incredibly abusive father, she's truly become an entrepreneurial titan. The Sunday Times named her as “One of the top 20 most influential entrepreneurs in the UK”. She's built multiple 7 figure businesses from the ground up and had a multi-7 figure exit. She's worked with Sir James Dyson and Chris Eubank, and received a prestigious award from Queen Elizabeth II. And today, you get to learn some of her best entrepreneurial secrets… To learn more about Sháá, visit https://7figuremillennials.com/podcast/shaa-wasmund/

Schuld und Scham liegen oft nah beieinander und in fast keiner Beziehung ploppen nicht an der ein oder anderen Stelle diese Themen mal auf. Doch warum sind wir auf der Suche nach einem Schuldigen, tragen wir meist unbewusste Schuldkomplexe mit uns herum, schämen wir uns so zu sein wie wir wirklich sind? Mein heutiger Gast René Wasmund ist Kriminalist und Trainer für Selbstsicherheit, Resilienz und Lebensfreude. Seine Betrachtungsweise hat mir auch noch mal ganz neue Impulse gegeben auf diese Themen zu gucken und vor allem auch einen Lösungsaspekt mitgegeben um aus diesem Dilemma raus zu kommen. Freue dich auf einen super anregenden Talk und teil uns doch gerne mal deine Gedanken dazu mit. Hier findest du weitere Infos zu René: https://www.facebook.com/rene.wasmund.3 https://www.facebook.com/deinkomplize https://l3-coaching.de/ https://www.instagram.com/renewasmund/ Wenn du erfahren ​möchtest wie du ein Trauma integrieren & gute Beziehungen kreieren kannst, dann schau doch mal hier vorbei: https://www.volltreffer-herz.de oder https://www.andreaholthaus.de https://www.instagram.com/danielhoch_official/ Du findest mich auch auf FB unter: https://www.facebook.com/andrea.volltrefferherz/ oder in meiner FB Gruppe "Volltreffer Herz - Trauma integrieren & gute Beziehungen kreieren": http://bit.ly/32VCzNS der auf Instagram unter: https://www.instagram.com/volltrefferherz/

The loading dock behind the former post office in downtown Sylva was never intended as a theatrical stage. But beyond the location, Ashlee Wasmund has created something rarely seen in rural Western North Carolina--a theater company focused on new, original, locally produced work. "I think that has always been on my bucket list," Wasmund said. She and her husband moved to Sylva from Chicago six years ago when she became the program director of musical theater and dance at Western Carolina University. Her new company, Calliope Stage , premieres on this loading dock over the next two weekends with a program of 10 original theatrical shorts. The vignettes jump from drama to comedy, music and dance--all created by people in the far west of this state, all inspired by an event, person or place from the region. Six performances run through Aug. 5-14 on what Calliope is calling the Loading Dock Stage.

On March 9th, 2016, Miriam's older brother and only sibling passed away suddenly from an overdose. She and her mother, both devastated from a loss they had spent a lifetime trying to avoid, were left to figure out what life looked like without him. One year later, Miriam's mother, wracked with grief, passed away from cancer after a steep decline and an all-too-brief diagnosis. Now the only surviving member of her tiny family unit, Miriam has been openly traveling through her grief in the hopes of helping even one person know they are not alone in the darkness and depth of their experience. Using her work in the fitness and wellness community, combined with being an accomplished performer and choreographer, she has allowed her life-altering experience and perspectives to be raw within her work as a way of helping to foster a healing balance between loss and the joys that still infuse life. Her hope is to create healing in herself and to facilitate others to share their stories in their journey towards healing. In this episode she explores the differences between foreseen and unforeseen loss, the devastation left behind from addiction and the horrific pitfalls of the American healthcare system. In 2019, inspired by letters she used to exchange with her family, Miriam went on to create "Your Faithful Reader," an experiential theater performance. Miriam lives in Brooklyn with her much loved cats and plants and believes her family is in everything she does and that they live on everywhere there is light, energy and joy in the world. Www.yourfaithfulreader.com @move2livenow @rememberinghenry @thegravelinmytravel Move2livenow@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/deathdialogues/message

Was genau "Artgerechte Mitarbeiter-Haltung" bedeutet und was wir von erfolgreichen Drogenbossen lernen können, erfahrt in der heutigen Interview-Folge mit René Wasmund! René Wasmund ist Experte in Sachen Mentalcoaching, Teamentwicklung und Kommunikation für den Mittelstand. Seine Mission ist es, Dich als Unternehmer dabei zu unterstützen, mehr Zeit für die strategische Arbeit AM Unternehmen zu sparen. Sein neuer Podcast "Selbst. Vertrauen. Macht. Geschwindigkeit." ist seit dem 15.03.2021 online! Viel Spaß beim mit der heutigen Folge! Besuche René auf seinen Kanälen

Shaa Wasmund is todays guest joining us on the Join Up Dots podcast. She is a lady who has built her life around taking action and making things happen. As she says "I'm an entrepreneur, public speaker and the author of #1 bestselling books ‘Stop Talking, Start Doing' and ‘Do Less, Get More'. In 2015 I was awarded an MBE for ‘Services to Business and Entrepreneurship' and was recently named one of the UK's Top 20 Influential Entrepreneurs by The Sunday Times. Born in California to an English mother and Italian father, Ms Wasmund and her mother settled permanently in the UK when she was 10. After winning a scholarship to the prestigious City of London School for Girls, she studied international relations at the London School of Economics. How The Dots Joined Up For Shaa It was while at the LSE that Ms Wasmund, then 21, won a competition to interview Chris Eubank, then a middleweight world champion boxer. Eubank was so impressed with her confidence or "front" that he offered her the job of becoming his assistant. Ms Wasmund said yes, and so she started her business career in the competitive world of boxing. She  became the only female boxing promoter in the UK, representing World Champion Chris Eubank and working with the infamous Don King before starting my own PR company helping grow the Dyson brand from around Sir James Dyson's kitchen table. From that point more and more hustle and success came her way, which isn't a surprise as he also says "I believe that we all have the ability to live the lives we dream of. We just don't always know how. The greatest courage is to follow your own path even through the roughest terrain, rather than the path of least resistance. Nothing great is ever created in your comfort zone. I believe it's OK to not know the answers, to feel stuck and frustrated; it happens to all of us. What's not OK is to stay stuck." So when the big punches in the mouth occurred in her business, how did she dust herself down and get back up? And why is her number one piece of business advice "Hire A Cleaner" Well lets find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots with the only and only Shaa Wasmund MBE. Show Highlights During the show we discussed such weighty subjects with Shaa Wasmund MBE such as We talk about the difficulties that youngsters now deal with from coming from entitlement.  Shaa shares the lucky breaks that she has had in her life, especially in regards to working with the Genius James Dyson. Why a business becomes more and more successful the more you focus on the value you offer others. Its all about giving. and lastly........ Shaa tells us all why we have to visualise what we want in life and why it so important to get those images in my mind to make them happen.

Our guest today is author Laurie Marr Wasmund. Laurie loves the American West and has written five novels having ties to it including My Heart Lies Here, A Novel of the Ludlow Massacre; Clean Cut, A Romance of the Western Heart; and three books in the White Winter Trilogy, To Do Justice, To Love Kindness and To Walk Humbly, which chronicle America's involvement in the First World War and the aftermath in the 1920's.Today Laurie talks about her favorite history which is anchored in turn of the century Colorado, WWI and the taking down of the infamous Denver Bunco Ring by Philip Van Cise who, it is believed, the award winning 1970's movie The Sting, starring Robert Redford and Paul Newman is based on.For more on Laurie:https://lauriemarrwasmund.com/https://lauriemarrwasmund.com/white-winter-trilogy-to-do-justice/https://lauriemarrwasmund.com/white-winter-trilogy-to-love-kindness/https://lauriemarrwasmund.com/white-winter-to-walk-humbly/For more on Philip Van Cise and the KKK in Colorado in the 1920s:https://www.westword.com/news/phil-van-cise-scourge-of-denvers-underworld-5097432https://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/photos-ku-klux-klan-in-colorado-in-the-1920s#id9http://www.blongerbros.com/VanCise/bio.aspSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/armchairhistorians)

Copper Fox Distillery Distiller and Owner Rick Wasmund joins Bourbon expert Tom Fischer live from the distillery in Williamsburg, Virginia to chat about what has been happening at Copper Fox and to tase their award-winning rye and single malt whiskeys. With a location in both Sperryville and Williamsburg, the distillery has been producing hand sanitizer during COVID-19. Watch our nightly show each night on BourbonBlog.com/live --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bourbonblog/support

Frayah Wasmund is an advocate for Bigger Than the Trail. They are committed to creating a positive impact on mental health through awareness, community and support. Frayah once suffered the effects of a low self esteem and an eating disorder. She shares her story on trail running and how she has gotten healthy.   

A massive welcome to series 4 of the podcast! We're kicking off the series with an amazing interview with Shaa Wasmund MBE talking about women's wealth and how we can take more control over our own. In this episode: How Shaa focused on creating financial stability for her family Why pensions and investing are so important What it takes to build a successful online business Shaa's top tips for building your financial foundations How and why to automate your finances   Resources: Ready Steady Websites EXCLUSIVE podcast listener offer Join The Money Circle membership Join the next FREE Plug Your Money Leaks Challenge FREE Time Management download Book in a complimentary call to discuss how financial coaching can help you move from financial overwhelm to confidence and control.   

This week on the Business Growth Podcast we've got an exclusive interview with a fiery entrepreneur… Shaa Wasmund. Shaa is the author of multiple best sellers including “Do Less Get More”, “Stop Talking, Start Doing” and most recently “How to Fix Your Shit”. Shaa's accomplishments are extraordinary: The first female boxing promoter in the UK She represented Chris Eubank Founded DeckChair.com with Sir Bob Geldo, Started one of the first social networks, MyKindaPlace, eventually selling it to BSkyB Was given an MBE for services to Entrepreneurship by the Queen In this interview we discuss a wide range of topics including How and when to raise money Preparing for exit How to balance business and parenting How she managed to get all her writing done alongside her businesses What it was like getting an MBE from the Queen Plus, much more

Brooklyn Based Choreographer, Dancer, Fitness Expert, and Animal Lover, Miriam Wasmund joins Kendra for a breakfast interview. They talk about making your own work, producing shows in New York City, living the artist life, and the most recent work they did together, Your Faithful Reader. A one time Mudderella trainer and and spokesperson, Miriam is an inspiration to all.

We're excited to share our latest On The Way Up Podcast with you this week! It's hosted by Lauren Wasmund, our WNCW summer intern. She'll take us on a true Americana musical journey with songs from artists like the Fruit Bats from the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, to the funkalicious sounds of Kev "Shinyribs" Russell from Austin Texas, followed by a DJ For The Day Segment featuring Ashevillian Julian Pinelli, a local North Carolina master fiddler and free style violinist. There's also new songs from Dylan LeBlanc, Steel Wheels, Andy Thorn, House and Land, Eleni Mandell, Seratones, and Carole King on this episode. Yes - so much goodness in one podcast! Take a listen and share new tunes and this podcast with your friends! Wasmund, who was our DJ For A Day on Episode 43, is wrapping up her internship here at WNCW, and will continue on to her final year at Appalachian State University in Boone, N.C. in the fall. We thank her for her hard work and willingness to try anything, no matter how

"We have arrived at a milestone: this is the first time we have brought in another producer to not only research the music we’re sharing here, but also to choose that music," said WNCW's Joe Kendrick. "A big thank you goes out to our intern Lauren Wasmund, whom you will get to hear from in our conversation on "DJ For A Day. This latest batch of new songs includes well known artists like Anders Osborne and Willie Nelson, as well as newcomers like Middle Kids and Jade Bird. Our "Segue Of the Show" pairs San Francisco quartet and go-to ARC Overnight band Thee Oh Sees with avante-Celtic band Boiled In Lead. All that and more is in store for you here on episode #43 of On The Way Up."

There’s a fine line between pushing yourself and pushing yourself too far.   But what’s the difference? “No pain no gain” after all, right? How do you know when it’s pain for good, or pain for “holy shit this isn’t good?”   On today’s show, that’s what my friend Colie Wasmund and I talk about. She’s competed in two body-building competitions. She shares what she learned from the competitions, but also what we can do differently if we want to avoid the pain that she went through.   It’s a doozy! Enjoy the show! #StayCurious

Talking with Barrel Culture and Une Année/ Hubbard's Cave at one of the Southeast's best beer fests Recently one of the best beer festivals in the Southeast descended on Atlanta, GA (OK, technically Chamblee).  I'm sure I'm a bit biased with it being on my home turf, but when you have nearly 70 highly regarded breweries from around the country bring out their best IPAs, Sours, Stouts, Pilsners, and Meads it's going to be a great party.  In addition to Barrel Culture and Une Année/ Hubbard's Cave, breweries like Carton, Civil Society, Horus, Old Nation, and The Answer were also pouring.  Blue Pants even had a Pilsner on slow pour, and if you're a regular listener you know we're loving that right now. Barrel Culture's head brewer Paul Wasmund joined us to talk about what's coming up at their brewery.  One of Wasmund's goals when joining Barrel Culture in late 2018 was to introduce clean beers alongside their delicious sour beers, which they launched just before the festival.  Wasmund also talks about the addition of spontaneously fermented beers and brett Saisons, and we get his thoughts on superheroes. Jerry Nelson, the founder of Hubbard's Cave and Une Année, has quite a story.  He initially launched Une Année with a focus on classic Belgian Ales, but consumers didn't want classic Belgian Ales.  Coupled with a few other hurdles, his brewery nearly went bankrupt.  Nelson decided to create a new identity in Hubbard's Cave to offer more popular beer styles.  Soon, he'll open a new brewery in Niles, IL.  In a development with a replica of the Leaning Tower of Pisa.  No kidding. None of this would have been possible without the hard work of the guys from distributor Modern Hops.  Partners Philip Barnes and Michael Lowenberg (pictured bottom center in the above photo) talk about their unique approach to beer distribution and how they made the festival happen, as well as their support for the Georgia Transplant Foundation with the event's proceeds. Places and things mentioned in this episode Modern Hops Boneflower Meadery Old Nation Brewing Idyll Hounds Brewing Barrel Culture Brewing & Blending Une Année / Hubbard's Cave The Georgia Transplant Foundation Subscribe to Beer Guys Radio Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Spotify Or your favorite podcasting app Support Beer Guys Radio on Patreon | Get commercial-free episodes, swag, and other cool perks.

Welcome to a special edition of “What’s Next?” In this episode, you’ll hear from Susan Wasmund And Tony Josipovic at our 2018 global summit in Boston, MA. The opinions expressed in What's Next podcasts are not necessarily those of CoreNet Global.

"It doesn't have to be hard for you to be worthy to get it."   Who do I be?  The first time I heard that question, it caught me off guard. What does it mean to "be?" I wondered. I always assumed "doing" was more important than "being." But the more I learn about worth, the more I learn that our way of being in this world is far more important than our way of doing. I was reminded of this in a big way when I sat down with my friend Colie Wasmund to record an episode during a time of huge transition in her life. She is right in the middle of reinventing herself on every level and she happened to be in town so we got to connect. The more we compared notes about life and what we're learning, the more obvious it became that she had been learning the power of "being" her best self while letting go of a lifetime of "doing" to prove her worth. I am so grateful we got to share this conversation at this time, and I'm so excited to see what Colie creates as she trusts the power of being herself fully.   LISTEN ON: Apple Podcasts  |  Spotify  |  Google Play  | Stitcher   Show notes: How leaving your comfort zone in small ways can lead to bigger leaps (7:05) Why big life changes that look great on paper don't always go the way we think (15:30) How to find a clear signal amid the wreckage of plans going south (20:01) Why grounding yourself in nature is so powerful amid chaos (21:05) What it feels like to truly let go of the thing we are afraid of (23:20) How letting people support you allows you to realize what a gift it is to serve (24:40) The way that gifts of support show us we are worthfull (30:10) Why we don't have to struggle to get good things in our lives (33:15) How surrendering relates to feeling worthy (34:45) The value of learning to create results in both masculine and feminine energy (40:45) The questions to ask yourself when you turn inward (47:15)   "'This isn't what I look like' until I realized that's what I looked like."   Follow Colie: Facebook | Instagram | Website

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In this episode of Whiskey Cats, we taste Copper Fox’s Wasmund’s Single Malt Whiskey Blue Wax. We discuss char, Drake and the voracity of story. Taste: Copper Fox http://www.copperfox.biz/ Photo: http://whiskeycats.com/post/143582231094/copper-fox-distillery Distillery Cat: http://whiskeycats.com/post/143582276569/copper-fox-distillery-cat Wasmund's Single Malt Blue Wax Photo: http://whiskeycats.com/post/143534215209/wasmunds-single-malt-whisky Science Corner: Char(t) http://whiskeycats.com/post/143534456124/how-the-different-levels-of-char-effect-the-flavor How a barrel is charred: http://whiskeycats.com/post/143534497219 Whiskey News: Drake Teases His Virginia Black Whiskey Brand http://www.hotnewhiphop.com/drake-teases-his-virginia-black-whiskey-brand-news.21114.html At Tampa Bay farm-to-table restaurants, you’re being fed fiction http://www.tampabay.com/projects/2016/food/farm-to-fable/restaurants/ Music *Norleans Lovas by Jeris featuring unreal_dm ccmixter.org/files/VJ_Memes/33400 CC Attribution Share-Alike (3.0) *Don’t Go Way Nobody *Bessie Smith – “I’m Wild About That Thing”

Ep 62 of the Carpooling podcast. In this episode Derek is replaced by Nathan WAZLIFE Wasmund and him and Kristopher discuss: – Kris has a weird dream – Kris has a new toy to use with the show him and Nathan are playing – Discussing show master soundboard – Was talks about Destiny – Fallout […]

Ep 31 of the Carpooling Podcast. This episode replaces Derek P. with Kristopher’s old friend Nathan “Waz Life” Wasmund. The boys sit down in an echo room (hotel) and Car Chill. They discuss: – Waz living in hotels – Waz tells a story about Oshawa – Getting Cat fished – Waz’s old Xbox one – […]