Podcasts about whitehorse

Jeff went and done pissed off Abby something fierce. So she went and got her philosopher husband and general sketchy character Greg and Jeff reinforced his ranks by merging with his Marxist mistress Leah and these two couples decided to debate Religion (what it is, what it could be, the intelligence of its followers, the danger it poses, and the benefits of a religious existence). Someone in the White Horse family called this a Top Ten Episode for TEET. Listen now and decide for yourself!

State senators struggle to come to agreement on a plan for the budget and Permanent Fund Dividend. Also, Anchorage businesses adjust to the new citywide mask mandate. And Fairbanks's Lathrop High School wins its first football championship.

The Federal Aviation Administration releases recommendations to improve air safety in Alaska. Also, the Episcopal church in Alaska will investigate its history of boarding schools in the state. And Skagway says goodbye to the last cruise ship of a shortened season.

Alaska's decline in COVID-19 cases stalls. Also, former Anchorage Assembly members weigh in on the current, fraught mask debate. And the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service begins its next review of polar bears' status under the Endangered Species Act.

After days of fraught testimony, the Anchorage Assembly passes a mask mandate. Also, rural Alaskans ask federal fisheries managers to crack down on salmon bycatch. And the first Alaska Native woman to serve as an Alaska State Trooper retires.

City and tribal leaders in Skagway agree to an archaeological study at the site of a former boarding school. Also, new affordable housing is set to open in Anchorage's Spenard neighborhood. And it's looking like another La Niña this winter.

Conservative officials pressure the state Pharmacy Board to fill Ivermectin prescriptions. Also, Anchorage's chief equity officer believes mayor Bronson fired him illegally. And a 6.9 earthquake struck near Chignik early Monday morning.

The Anchorage Assembly hears another long night of testimony over a proposed mask mandate. And Alaska legislators are in their fourth special session, with no sign of progress. Also: The University of Alaska Fairbanks is getting the famous "Into the Wild" bus ready for exhibit.

Alaska doctors say they're worried about a difficult winter in pediatric hospital wings. Also, a Ketchikan resident discovers more racist vandalism near a school. And two birds that nested in Alaska have been tracked to the area of an oil spill off the coast of California.

The visions of the end begin with an often misunderstood symbol of Jesus' word of judgment.

Sen. Lisa Murkowski says she won't cross party lines to vote to increase the debt ceiling. Also, an Anchorage pastor knows he should get a COVID-19 vaccine but can't bring himself to follow through. And a mom in Petersburg gets a difficult diagnosis for herself and her daughter.

Counterfeit electronics cost the industry billions each year and the pressure on the supply chain for electronic components is higher than ever! Tune in to this episode of Real Talk with Rob Tavi, Ft. Mark Rinehart, Managing Director and Founder of White Horse Laboratories, as we explore the supply chain conditions driving the rapid increase in counterfeiting and the leading mitigation solutions to ensure the integrity of authentic components and stability of the electronics manufactured. The products and components manufactured and assembled by electronics companies are at the core of the exciting, fast-moving, and increasingly complex technologies that touch every aspect of today's modern life. However, the rising demand for reliable, high-performance electronics has built massive pressure on the supply chain: - Complex and non-transparent global supplier network - Need for short and effective product life cycles and increasing regulations - Component obsolescence - Demand outstrips manufacturing capacity and limited supply is allocated - Extended lead-times and higher prices - Threat of counterfeit and fraudulently represented product White Horse Laboratories is the electronics quality assurance partner, from components to finished goods. White Horse Laboratories objective is to prevent and resolve quality issues, through laboratory testing to factory auditing and inspection, rather than simply detect and report them. For more information about White Horse Laboratories, visit: https://whitehorselabs.com/

Sen. Dan Sullivan proposes a hardline approach to regulating teens' use of social media sites like Facebook. Also, a local reporter delves into the unseen deaths of the unhoused in Anchorage. And Tom Kizzia returns to McCarthy to mine stories for his latest book.

 Rouge & Rogue 2021 guests, Debi Dill of White Horse Trading Horse, Debra Cain, Anne Tomlinson, Brandon Bell. This episode is sponsored by Dave Recker, the Mule Enthusiast - www.themuleenthusiast.com on Mule Talk!

The Dunleavy administration has released few details on extensive cyberattacks on state government. Also, the Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation's top executive asks whether trustees are committed to the corporation's independence. And a theater company in Skagway prepares for a season when tourists return.

Out-of-state healthcare workers settle into hospitals in Alaska. And Alaskans participate in a day honoring the troubled history of Indigenous boarding schools. Also: How and why some trees lose their leaves.

Another night of emotional testimony as Anchorage debates a mask mandate. Meanwhile, study after study has shown the masks work to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. And Southeast fishermen command record prices for Dungeness crab.

Hundreds of out-of-state doctors and nurses begin arriving in Alaska to help fight COVID-19. Also, frontline workers in the pandemic welcome news of vaccine booster shots. And a Juneau café with dark magic vibes has helped heal its owner.

Hundreds of out-of-state doctors and nurses begin arriving in Alaska to help fight COVID-19. Also, frontline workers in the pandemic welcome news of vaccine booster shots. And a Juneau café with dark magic vibes has helped heal its owner.

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Alaska's North Slope sees the highest COVID-19 infection rate of any region in the state. Also, after blowing up an old dam, efforts continue to restore the Eklutna River. And beloved musician Hobo Jim is battling cancer, but he still has some big plans: to go fishing.

COVID-19 shows no sign of letting up in Alaska, which still has the nation's highest rate of infection. Also, the coronavirus is keeping school nurses very busy this school year. And military commanders at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson are taking stronger COVID precautions than the surrounding community.

Alaska sets another record for COVID-19 cases. And, statewide, officials say the Delta variant is hitting kids hard. Also, yes, there are more men than women in Alaska, but the gap used to be much larger.

The COVID-19 surge pushes Governor Dunleavy to implement crisis standards of care for the entire state. Also, an investigation has found Alaska makes up a growing share of the country's fatalities involving commuter, air taxi and charter flights. And a graduate studies program focuses on elevating Indigenous knowledge in science.

Doctors and nurses describe caring for sick and dying COVID-19 patients in the ICU. Also, the new health director in Anchorage describes the city's strategy to help residents access vaccines. And snow blanketed parts of Alaska's largest city this morning, as Anchorage saw an early, though unofficial, first snowfall of the season.

Alaska residents weigh in on the proposed redistricting maps. Also, scientists find a culprit in the dramatic fur seal decline in the Bering Sea: the pollock industry. And a new study will look at snow cover in Alaska.

The Women of White Horse return this week to discuss Rape Culture, and specifically the representation of Rape Culture in popular entertainment. Abby, Leah, and Courtney go in depth about Game of Thrones, The White Princess, The Handmaid's Tale, Unbelievable, 13 Reasons Why, You, and The Tale; sifting out the meaning and intent behind depictions of sexual violence on screen. This is a very emotional and thought provoking discussion and we hope you enjoy it!

Lower Kuskokwim School District has hired foreign teachers to fill positions. And researchers study a woolly mammoth that lived thousands of years ago in Alaska.

Alaska's rate of COVID-19 infection ranks fourth in the nation, as hospitals try to keep up. Also, local health care providers in Bethel caution residents not to take physical risks, including riding ATVs. And a Belgian pilot making a stop in Juneau hopes to become the youngest woman to fly around the world.

Doctors plead with Alaskans to wear masks and get vaccinated as the state notches a new record in COVID cases. Also, virologists track new cases of an emerging virus called Alaskapox. And low stocks shut down the red crab fishery made famous on deadliest catch.

Brian preaches from Revelation 19 on Jesus as the Rider on the White Horse at Bridal Glory Church in Atlanta, Georgia.You Can Also Follow Us On:https://bridalglory.com/https://www.instagram.com/bridalglory/https://www.facebook.com/brian.guerin.9https://www.facebook.com/bridalgloryhttps://twitter.com/BridalGloryTo Give:https://bridalglory.com/donate/

Doctors at Providence say they're overwhelmed with covid patients and are rationing care. Also, Democrats in Southeast question the proposed redistricting maps. And a restaurant in Chicken Alaska plays along with a national fast food ad campaign.

Have you ever wanted a book that felt like a hug? A smart, funny, perfect escape? Nandini Bajpai's Sister of The Bollywood Bride (published in India originally as Red Turban, White Horse) is the wedding/family/rom com you didn't know you needed. Julie actually met Nandini at SCBWi years ago—and knew even then that she'd be a success. We talk about building a social context for your characters, publishing internationally, getting a fantastic audiobook narrator, and Nandini's unique combination of plotting and pantsing. Nandini says: Thanks for visiting! I grew up in New Delhi, India, one of four sisters and many cousins in a family that liked to read. I lived and worked in India, Australia, and the US, before settling in the Boston area with my husband, kids, and a fluctuating number and variety of pets. Although I've been a bookseller, systems analyst, TEDx organizer, PTO Mom, animal foster and more, my first love is writing. I  write books for kids and teens. I am represented by Allison Remcheck at Stimola Literary Studio. You can learn more about Nandini's work here: http://www.nandinibajpai.com/

The Women of White Horse return for the first in a special series of episodes on Rape Culture and everything that deadly serious and complicated phrase entails. Leah, Abby, and Court (with Amanda producing) get very deep and very personal as they wrestle with the reality women experience in this country. Join them! Statistics: Every 68 seconds an American is sexually assaulted, every 9 minutes that victim is a child. Meanwhile 25 out of every 1,000 perpetrators will end up in prison.- RAIINRape Abuse Incest National Network rainn.org 1-800-656-HOPE ( can also chat online)

ustration over the Anchorage mayor's inability to help with rising COVID hospitalizations. Also, scientists work to get rid of an invasive isopod that's been discovered in Sitka and Ketchikan. And scientists spot two groups of right whales near Kodiak.

The legislature stalls out on delivering relief to hospitals overwhelmed with patients suffering from covid-19. Plus, villages on the Yukon survive a summer with abysmally low salmon returns.

Doctors describe harrowing conditions as Alaska sees day after day of record COVID hospitalizations. And, environmental groups are cheering an EPA decision to try to block the Pebble mine, while Gov. Mike Dunleavy vows to fight federal overreach.

In this week's episode of Take to the Sky: The Air Disaster Podcast, Stephanie shares a lesser known story connected to the events that transpired on September 11, 2001. Korean Air Flight 85 was preparing for its arrival in Anchorage, Alaska when it suddenly transmitted a code associated with a hijacking. Over the course of 90 minutes, officials grappled with whether to let the plane land or shoot it down as the small town of Whitehorse in Canada's Yukon Territory prepared for its arrival. Don't miss a single legacy: join our Patreon for exclusive air disaster stories, layover episodes, and surprises!   Visit our website at taketotheskypodcast.com for show notes and our merch store!

Alaska lawmakers grapple with the fallout from a dispute that involves the state's dwindling piggy bank. Plus, Elders in Chignik vow to fight for their salmon fishery after years of dismal returns.

Do you ever meet someone whose spirit surrounds your own with warmth and light and knowing? Yeah...Ebony Rutko is that spirit in human form. A clinical social worker with her practice in Canada, Ebony applies her advanced clinical training in NeuroAffective Relational Model™ (NARM) to help adults address issues with attachment, relational and developmental traumas.  If you're new around here and have no idea what NARM is, Ebony's heart-centered introduction to the model provides some high-vibe insight. If you're a fan from way back, you know I love talking all things NARM. Ebony's ongoing exploration of healing herself using NARM is a reminder that when we as therapists do our internal work, we build foundations strong enough to provide support for others. Ebony delivers straightforward observations about our search for connection and our desire to let go of the protective strategies that no longer serve us. We get in deep for a pithy episode: NARM, psychedelics, expansive universal truths. If you're at all curious about post-traumatic healing, unconditional love, or using ayahuasca/plant medicines in supportive practice, there's some beautiful abundance here, as Ebony likes to say, about the sacred processes we engage with to heal ourselves and help our clients. GUEST BIO Ebony Rutko is a white, queer, cis-female clinical social worker located in Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, Canada. She owns a private practice and provides in-person and remote therapy to adults using the NeuroAffective Relational Model (NARM). Ebony believes in the power of connection, and that true healing happens as we cultivate a greater capacity to hold ourselves with presence and curiosity.  For full show notes, resources, and links to connect with our guest, visit: http://www.headhearttherapy.com/podcast   HEY THERAPISTS... You're invited to Head/Heart Conversations, our webinar series designed for psychotherapists who want to invite their inner healer to the forefront of both work life and personal life. In this four-part series, we will invite participants to learn about themselves as well as enhance their clinical skills. Details & Registration: http://tinyurl.com/hhconvos Promo Code for $20 off: podcast Friday, September 17, 2021 - Body Language by Joanna Taubeneck, LCPC, R-DMT, GL-CMA, E-RYT Friday, November 19, 2021 - Queering our Conversations by Benji Marton, LCSW *** Conversations with a Wounded Healer is a proud member of @mhnrnetwork. Let's be friends! You can find me in the following places... Website: www.headhearttherapy.com/podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WoundedHealr/ https://www.facebook.com/HeadHeartTherapy/ Instagram: @headhearttherapy Twitter: @WoundedHealr @HeadHeart_Chi

With COVID hospitalizations hitting new records every day, Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson holds firm against a mask mandate. Also, supply chain woes are making it difficult for Newtok to finish relocating.

Today we have a very special episode with the Women of White Horse as they present TEET- All Female Style. The recent scary steps being taken on abortion rights in TX have a lot of women in this country worried about the future of their reproductive rights. What else are women worrying about? Our Ladies stayed up late Monday night to record this conversation and discuss what is on their minds in our current chaotic times. LISTEN!!

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Governor Dunleavy dismisses calls to declare another COVID disaster declaration. And, Alaska Native Corporations see significant disparities in how COVID relief funds were allocated. Plus, Sasquatch enthusiasts gather to discuss it's possible presence in Alaska.

Backers of a new statewide lottery hope it will boost COVID vaccination rates. And, Kenai residents look for solutions to worsening bluff erosion. Plus, the return of cruise ships brings Skagway's seasonal housing crisis back into view.

Dave and Morley's kids, Sam and Stephanie, spend a magical summer in Cape Breton.

Alaska Health officials urge vaccination as COVID hospitalizations reach another record high. And, a Juneau artist has her beadwork featured on the hit Native TV show 'Reservation Dogs.' Plus, organizations are working to get Internet access to Alaska Native communities.

Back for another segment of the My World Special. A bullrider, a nascar driver, and a pro golfer all step into a bass fishermans world. What could go wrong? Tune into My World with Mike Iaconelli mondays at 9 pm ET.

NOTE: We apologize for the poor audio quality of this recording. Something happened to out tech. It'll be better next time! Thanks for understanding. Canary Cry News Talk ep. 379 - 08.23.2021 - DEADLY DOGHOUSE DOWN UNDER: Rider on the White Horse, TikTok Tattoo, Transhumans Among Us - CCNT 379 Our LINK TREE: CanaryCry.Party SUBSCRIBE TO US ON: NewPodcastApps.com PAYPAL: https://bit.ly/3v59fkR MEET UPS: https://CanaryCryMeetUps.com   INTRO Newsom Science: Larry Elder promises to drop mask mandate if he's elected (Clip) Old Biden clip how China “owns us” (Clip) FLIPPY Tiny Robot Fueled by Alcohol (Science Mag)   WACCINE/PANDEMIC SPECIAL Vaccinated are worried, and scientists don't have answers (Bloomberg) Hundreds of doctors sign open letter to PM, debate needed over flawed lockdown (Express) Scientists created False Narrative over lab leak theory (Telegraph) Blue surgical masks only 10% effective in preventing C19 spread (DailyMail)   AUSTRALIA (Emily T Email) Sydney, police seek to arrest man who “tested positive, failed to isolate” (Sydney Morning Herald) Rescue dog shot dead by NSW council due to C19 restrictions (Sydney Morning Herald) Man on white horse, William Wallace moment (Clip) Australian truckers are going to protest to take out Government (Clip)   CHINA China hits ZERO positive cases using draconian measures (Bloomberg) USA FDA tweet about Ivermectin is childish (Tweet, FDA) Alabama doctor says he won't treat unvaccinated (Yahoo NBC) Supporters BOO Trump for pushing jab at rally (Clip, The Hill) Mississippi, positive tested people could face 5 years jail if they don't isolate (Fox) University of Virginia disenrolls 200 students who didn't share jab status (NBC News)   ITALY Italian student becomes TikTok star after tattooing passport QR code on arm (The Sun)   BREAK (producer party)   POLYTICK Capitol officer who shot Ashli Babbitt exonerated (NBC News) Afghan president landed in Dubai with millions in cash (Guardian) US omits Macon's plea for ‘Moral Responsibility' (Guardian)   TRANSHUMAN Investor hoping to live 200 years with technology (Telegraph)   ADDITIONAL STORIES Maker of popular covid test told factory to destroy inventory (NY Times) Fentanyl creeping into mainstream drug supply (Vice) Who gets to decide what is allowable speech? (OC Register) Delta's gift is hybrid immunity (WSJ) France, anti-jab demos continue for fourth week in a row (France24) Jack Ma's Costliest Business lesson, China only has one leader (WSJ) Catholic officials on edge after reports of Priest using Grindr (Forbes) Hacker gang claims to be selling data on 70 million AT&T users (Gizmodo) Implantable AI chip created (Dresden University) Diamond Age raises $8 million for 3D printers, robot arm for RaaS (TechCrunch) PRODUCERS ep. 379: Brandon C*, Volodymyr S, Patricia B, Emily T, Coolrunningsmon, Aaron J, Juan A, JC, Sir Casey the Shield Knight, Malik W, Scott K, Doughty the Coyote, Adam42, Veronica D, Kim W, Big Tank, Brandt W, Aubrey W, Gail M, Dalton H, Ciara, Eric R   TIMESTAMPS: Christine C (break)   ART: Dame Allie of the Skillet Nation Sir Dove, Knight of Rustbeltia Runksmash