Podcast appearances and mentions of willie weir

60,000 miles on a bicycle? But it is not about the miles for Willie Weir and his wife, Kat. It is all about the people and the memories. Join us as we revisit this show from 2015. Learn all about it from motivational speaker, author, and world adventure traveler, Willie Weir - human-powered inspiration.www.willieweir.comwww.yellowtentadventures.comBe listening next week for our Adventure Grant winner announcements!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/adventure-sports-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

At this sold out Ignite Seattle 41, we hear stories about bicycles and the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment; why you might want a goat as a pet; the time Willie Weir lived in a billboard; one family’s experience of worldschooling, and much more.

I first encountered Willie Weir in the pages of Adventure Cyclist magazine, where he wrote a regular column with humor and heart about his travel adventures. He was the keynote speaker at the 2019 Bike Walk Connecticut annual dinner in November. He's also an actor who put everything into his performance and had us rolling in the aisles.

Recorded at the Forum at Town Hall Seattle on Jun 24, 2019. 0:00 Intro; 2:33 "Stewart and Miriam" by Elizabeth Heffron; 11:30 "The Road to Ooty" written and performed by Willie Weir; 21:17 "PSA: Kitty Harbor" by Peggy Platt; 25:10 "I Guess I'll Get The Papers And Go Home" by Prince/Rogers/Kanner featuring Leslie Law and Richard Ziman, vocals and Dave Marriott, trombone; 28:24 "The Mouse That Went To The Country" by James Thurber, adapt. by Law/Ziman; 30:48 "Picasso's Fist" by Amontaine Aurore; 43:12 "The Bottles Are Blue" written and performed by Angie Louise with the Sandbox Radio Orchestra; 48:37 "Pamela And The New World" by Scot Augustson; 1:01:44 "The Owl Who Was God" by James Thurber, adapt. by Law/Ziman; 1:07:13 "Vermin Notes: Snakes" by Scot Augustson; 1:10:42 "Ciao" performed by the Drunken Tenor, aka Rob McPherson; 1:14:32 "Colonel Peacenik And The Cool Kids" by Elizabeth Heffron; 1:26:37 Finale | Credits. Visit sandboxradio.org for a complete list of artists and credits for this and prior episodes. The Sandbox Radio Orchestra: Angie Louise (piano), Olivia Hamilton (bass), Chris Monroe (drums), Dave Marriott (trombone), Robertson Witmer (accordion/clarinet). Music Direction by Angie Louise; Original music by Jose "Juicy" Gonzales and Angie Louise; Engineered by Luke Kehrwald, Recorded by Brian Moynihan, Podcast Mixed by Dave Pascal; Produced and Directed by Leslie Law and Richard Ziman; Stage Managers: Susy Butler and Jessilee Marander. Become a sustaining donor through Patreon at http://www.patreon.com/sandboxradio; Make a tax deductible donation to support Sandbox Radio at www.sandboxradio.org

Jeff speaks with adventure bicyclist Willie Weir about the pleasures and perils of two-wheel touring. Natalie and Jeff talk about global music festivals, we tune into some mesmerizing music by Omar Faruk Tekbilek, and quiz you about a not-so-delicate Croatian delicacy.

Our New Year's Eve-Eve blow out recorded at ACT Theatre on December 30th 2016, special guests Showtunes Theater Company, "The Drunken Tenor" Rob McPherson and Willie Weir. @:42 Intro; @1:46 "The Newsux Room" by Wayne Rawley; @14:58 "Plattitudes: New and Improved Family" written and performed by Peggy Platt; @20:00 "The Caterpillar's Dilemma" by Scot Augustson; @25:50 "The Flower Song" featuring Rob McPherson with Katherine Strohmaier on piano; @31:01 "Harrison Bergeron" by Kurt Vonnegut, adapted by Leslie Law and Richard Ziman; @45:29 "Picture Show" written and performed by Angie Louise; @56:40 "The Fam-Damily Feast" by Lisa Halpern; @1:07:09 "World's Apart" written and performed by Willie Weir; @1:14:31 "The Vestigial Gang" by Juliet Waller Pruzan; @1:23:19 "Doc and Mercer's Mostly True History Of Seattle: The Viaductine Follies" by Elizabeth Heffron; @1:26:16 "Short Skirt/Long Jacket" by John McCrea and CAKE; @1:40:42 Finale | Credits. Music Direction by Angie Louise; Original music composed by Jose J. Gonzales and Angie Louise; Engineered and recorded by Brendan Hogan, Max Langley and Brian Moynihan, Recording Mixed by Dave Pascal; Produced and Directed by Leslie Law and Richard Ziman; become a sustaining donor through Patreon http://www.patreon.com/sandboxradio; Make a tax deductible donation and dig deeper at www.sandboxradio.org www.angielouise.com www.facebook.com/RobertMcPhersonTenor/ Sandbox Radio is supported in part by a grant from 4Culture.

Episode 40 The sex life – or lack of it – of Trypanosomes: Interview with Dr Willie Weir “Zero Sex is a Killer” “Bug’s Weird Sex Life could make it go extinct, say Scottish Scientists”:  Dr Willie Weir, a researcher from the Institute—and one of the Scottish scientists responsible for these recent headlines—joins Steve Larcombe […]

In this episode, "Sandbox Radio In Nighttown", recorded at Town Hall Seattle on October 5, 2015: special guests Willie Weir and Sensible Shoes. @2:21 PSA: Zombie Elections by Peggy Platt; @5:20 "Not The End Of The World" by Wayne Rawley; @19:45 "Cousin Katie: Pilot" by Scot Augustson; @30:57 "I Hold Your Hand In Mine" by Tom Lehrer, performed by Sensible Shoes; @33:11 "The Gashlycrumb Tinies" by Edward Gorey, adapted for SR by Richard Ziman; @38:52 "Unscheduled Landing" by Scot Augustson; @55:40 PSA: Real Change by Peggy Platt; @58:16 "The Field" written and performed by Willie Weir; @1:06:46 "Beyond the Box: Midnight Medea" by Elizabeth Heffron; @1:22:05 "I Will Follow You Into The Dark" by Ben Gibbard, performed by Sensible Shoes; @1:25:52 Finale/Credits. Music Direction and original music composed by Jose "Juicy" Gonzales; Engineered by Christopher Stewart, Mixed by Dave Pascal; Produced and Directed by Leslie Law and Richard Ziman; Stage Managers: Susanna Butler and Elisabeth Burton; Sound Technician: Luke Kehrwald; Production Assistant: Teresa Micheletti. Find Sensible Shoes and the Seattle Women's Chorus online at www.flyinghouse.org. Follow Willie at www.willieweir.com Tax deductible donations to support the development of Sandbox Radio can be made online at www.sandboxradio.org

In this episode, "The Naked Truth", recorded at West of Lenin on July 29, 2013: @2:50 "Markheim: Episode 9" by Paul Mullin; @18:10 "Casey at the Bat" by Ernest Thayer; @24:48 "Boise Rendition" by Vincent Delaney @38:08 "The Naked Truth" a poem by Anonymous; @44:08 "Girls on the Corner" by Angie Louise, performed by The Lovemarkets; @50:08 "Invitation" a poem by Charles Leggett; @51:50 "Cousin Katie Episode 3: Foul Ball" by Scot Augustson (featuring special guest Willie Weir); @1:07:50 "Charlie Brown Plays Cricket" written and performed by Willie Weir; @1:15:58 "Guys Who Bake Pies" by Wayne Rawley; @1:28:11 "Make Our Garden Grow" from CANDIDE, music by Leonard Bernstein (featuring soprano Heather Curtis Mullin & tenor Aaron Shanks, conducted by Bruce Monroe); @1:32:09 "Finale/Credits". Music Director: Jose Gonzales; Engineered by Christopher Stewart, Mixed by Dave Pascal; Directed by Leslie Law and Richard Ziman; Stage Manager: Teresa Micheletti; Sound Technician: Jack Transue. Tax deductible donations to support the development of Sandbox Radio can be made online at www.sandboxradio.org

We'll explore the historical riches of Potsdam, Germany, and we'll hear how Athens, Greece has grown into a visitor-friendly destination, complete with a new Acropolis museum. We'll also get a dispatch from adventure cyclist Willie Weir from his favorite square in Madrid, and we'll open the phones for your nominations for a favorite city to explore. For more information on Travel with Rick Steves - including episode descriptions, program archives and related details - visit www.ricksteves.com.

Rick checks in with Reverend Jim Wallis and with "The Darwinian Tourist" to discover what they've learned from their travels to far away lands; hears how life is changing for nomadic sheep herders in Turkey; and celebrates cyclist Willie Weir's birthday in Portugal. For more information on Travel with Rick Steves - including episode descriptions, program archives and related details - visit www.ricksteves.com.

Rick explores the historical riches of Potsdam, Germany and dicusses how Athens has grown into a visitor-friendly destination, complete with a new Acropolis museum. Also, adventure cyclist Willie Weir joins Rick from his favorite square in Madrid, and listeners nominate favorite cities to explore. For more information on Travel with Rick Steves - including episode descriptions, program archives and related details - visit www.ricksteves.com.

Adventure Cyclist, Willie Weir, again talks about bike travel around the world and at home.

Adventure Cyclist, Willie Weir, again talks about bike travel around the world and at home.

Current Events, Adventure Cyclist, Willie Weir discusses his book, Travels With Willie.

Current Events, Adventure Cyclist, Willie Weir discusses his book, Travels With Willie.

Bicycles are a popular way to get around town in the Netherlands as part of the efficient Dutch culture. We're checking in on one of Europe's most well-ordered countries, including suggestions for taking in the extraordinary spring flower festivals in the Netherlands. In addition, adventure cyclist Willie Weir tells us about his ride across one of South America's least-understood countries, Colombia. For more information on Travel with Rick Steves - including episode descriptions, program archives and related details - visit www.ricksteves.com.

You can't get much further off the beaten path than travelling to Afghanistan or Laos. We'll hear from Central Asia expert Paul Clammer who will give us a reality check on what travelers can expect from Afghanistan. Also, Willie Weir returns with more tales from his recent bike adventures thru Northern Thailand into Laos. For more information on Travel with Rick Steves - including episode descriptions, program archives and related details - visit www.ricksteves.com.

We're exploring both ends of the transportation spectrum on this week's Travel with Rick Steves. Rick learns about the R-V subculture from Chuck Woodbury, who runs an online site for R-V travel. Chuck says that R-V camping has become a popular way to take the great American roadtrip -- even if the roads are overseas. Also, adventure bicyclist Willie Weir tells us about his most recent bike trip through Northern Thailand and Laos. Whether you've got two wheels or more...join us as we explore travel by bike and by R-V...on the next Travel with Rick Steves. For more information on Travel with Rick Steves - including episode descriptions, program archives and related details - visit www.ricksteves.com.

On the debut broadcast of Travel with Rick Steves, Rick learns how a bicycle can get you into more places than you'd ever expect from adventure bicycling enthusiast Willie Weir, and explores the magic of trekking the Himalayans in Nepal with Moon Handbook author, Kerry Moran. Enjoy these guests, as well as phone calls and emails from listeners eager to talk about their travel plans. For more information on Travel with Rick Steves - including episode descriptions, program archives and related details - visit www.ricksteves.com.

60,000 miles on a bicycle? But it is not about the miles for Willie Weir and his wife, Kat. It is all about the people and the memories. Join us as we revisit this show from 2015.  Learn all about it from motivational speaker, author, and world adventure traveler, Willie Weir - human powered inspiration. www.willieweir.com www.yellowtentadventures.com

60,000 miles on a bicycle?  But it is not about the miles for Willie Weir and his wife, Kat.  It is all about the people and the memories.  Join us to hear all about it from motivational speaker, author, and world adventure traveler, Willie Weir - human powered inspiration.   www.willieweir.com www.yellowtentadventures.com www.adventurecycling.org - sights and sounds