Podcasts about winter storm jonas

Episode 16 of the Original Transplants podcast features Satoyama Homestead stewards Sarah and Will catching up on winter at the homestead. We are preparing for the 2016 bee packages, discuss breaking a broody hen during Winter Storm Jonas, foraging in the winter landscape, taking extreme measures to attract bats to the bat box, what the Internet has to say about pickled eggs, and recent agricultural news from Lancaster Farming on the topics of tomato and honeybee genetics. Visit us online at http://www.satoyamahs.org or http://spreadcasts.tumblr.com , or visit the homestead for a Satoyama Presents! event.

In which we discuss dealing with Winter Storm Jonas, travel to see Jan's grand newphew, the Knit a Journey Midwinter Retreat, Legally Blonde - the Musical!, CVM, and being bold.

Brown Ambition fam... we have a star among us. Tiffany made her Good Morning America debut this week on a special segment called "Super Savers." Check it out here!Winter Storm Jonas couldn't hold us down this week! We are back to bidness talking about #OscarsSoWhite, the Flint Michigan water crisis and the personal finance blog post that had ALL the ladies talking this week: "The Story of an F-Off Fund". Have questions for the show? Drop us a line at brownambitionpodcast@gmail.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brown Ambition fam... we have a star among us. Tiffany made her Good Morning America debut this week on a special segment called "Super Savers." Check it out here! Winter Storm Jonas couldn't hold us down this week! We are back to bidness talking about #OscarsSoWhite, the Flint Michigan water crisis and the personal finance blog post that had ALL the ladies talking this week: "The Story of an F-Off Fund".  Have questions for the show? Drop us a line at brownambitionpodcast@gmail.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Intro (0:00) News and Views (0:56)After 5 days of being stuck at home from Winter Storm Jonas, Stacy thoroughly enjoyed her first trip out and a visit to a coffee shop! In Stacy's area they got 30+ inches of snowThey had electricity the whole time and had a lot of fun because they were prepared They also made a lot of recipes for the blog and played a lot of board games The kids even went out in the hot tub during the thick of the blizzard Sarah received a little bit of snow and her kids went crazy for what they called "snow day" The issues the snow is causing in Stacy's area Stacy's handstand challenge her and Finn are doing together Sarah prepping for the CrossFit open, and her wall ball challenge Sarah's excitement for finally being able to talk the CrossFit lingo, and Stacy has inspired her to start a handstand challenge as well Why Stacy chose a handstand challengeIf you have been following along on Instagram and want more information, tune in to Stacy's Strong Woman Radio's co-host, Vivian's periscope where they share more on these challenges Stacy is so excited about all the recipes they will be sharing from their stretch of time home during the winter storm Be sure you are signed up for Sarah's and Stacy's newsletters so that you don't miss these special recipes, events, etc. If you are in Austin or Houston, reminder that Sarah is in town the weekend this show airs - get all the event details HERE Science with Sarah (22:44)It is the season where people who went Paleo as a New Years resolution are starting to feel really good and want to keep going That three to four week marker with the implementation of a Paleo lifestyle is when the magic starts to happen and you can't imagine ever doing anything else Stacy and Sarah thought it would be great for this week's episode to focus on how we talk about Paleo - this is perfect for those who are new to the community and new to the excitement that comes with this transformation When Sarah was new to Paleo and seeing such amazing results she wanted to share the information with others, and she did with every random stranger she would encounter, which turned out to not be an appropriate channel for her enthusiasm, which is why she started a blog Starting a blog isn't necessarily an appropriate avenue for how to handle that enthusiasm for everyone, so understanding how to talk about your diet and lifestyle with others is a valuable understanding to have Stacy wants to make it very clear that she is not judging anyone, nor telling others what they should or should not eat - Stacy and Sarah discuss foods that are "Paleo approved" versus foods that are "treats" that are good for mental or social stability Stacy's feelings towards the question - is that Paleo? Sarah's thoughts on the 'what did cavemen' do argument Alcohol while on a Paleo dietThe current consensus within the Paleo community is that occasional to moderate consumption of non-gluten containing alcohol is ok We have to figure out how to implement Paleo and define the template within modern society and within the context of contemporary science There are certain 'is it Paleo' questions that have maybe answers to them - there is no yes and no answer to these questions In Sarah's opinion the 'is it Paleo' question is not the best question to ask, that we should instead make our decisions based on the answer to 'is this health promoting?' Within this framework there is a lot of room for individual experimentation and figuring out what works for us as individuals Questions & Answers (35:02)Pam - how to handle someone who tells me that following a diet free of gluten is lacking in nutrients and will eventually lead to health problems?When Stacy encounters someone with these beliefs, she reminds herself that these are the kind of people who are not interested in hearing about her lifestyle and to just move on Is someone asking a question because they are genuinely trying to understand your choices, or is someone simply feeling defensive about their food choices Food choices are really personal and sometimes people feel defensive about them Sarah's post on 'Gluten-Free Diets Can Be Healthy for Kids' - this post has great information on nutrients as it relates to a gluten-free diet When Sarah views an occasion as an opportunity to educate and when she doesn't If someone is just trolling and you engage them in a conversation that will not go anywhere, you will just create stress for yourself Karen (46:27) how to handle a spouse who is not in support of your Paleo lifestyle?Check out these two posts on Paleo Parents:How to keep your Paleo family out of the poor house Your Non-Cooperative Spouse (for your husband to read) What happened with Matt and Stacy since she went Paleo before her husband and kids did Real Life Paleo and Paleo to Go both have helpful tools to navigate eating out Paleo Stacy shared details on what she eats when she goes out and how she orders her food to ensure she doesn't get served a food that she doesn't tolerate Stacy has found that if she asks the waiter for a recommendation based on her limitations, that by far people are helpful and want to make sure she can have a meal she can fully enjoy How Sarah and her family handled their transition since Sarah started before her husband and kids did as wellSarah found that it was important to show her husband that food on Paleo was still delicious Focus on the positives and frame your conversations accordingly - don't focus on what you don't eat The importance of support in a relationship Jackie (55:45) why do friends encourage cheating and not take people's personal choices seriously?Stacy thinks that either a) they are not thinking or b) they feel better if they have someone to indulge with Stacy has had to ask people (her father and co-workers in particular) are you really encouraging me to do something that does not support my health?"Please don't tell me that just this bite is ok" Stacy tries to just be encouraging back at people, and makes it clear that they can still enjoy X even if she is making the choice to not have something One of Sarah's phrases is "no judgement" because people often feel the need to justify their choices when with her Sarah feels that it is not her business what someone else chooses to eat Stacy and Sarah's thoughts on the enablers in your life Think about what kind of relationships you have in your life and the roles that they play to support your goals, happiness, etc. Sue (1:07:29) - I find myself judging other's choices, and know that this is a bad habit. How can I fix this?It is important to keep the mindset of no judgement and to be able to recognize when it is appropriate to share your opinions and beliefs with others Work on reframing your brain, it will help you pull back on being judgmental  How Stacy handles expressing a concern regarding someone's health and their choices People will not be motivated to make changes unless they are ready to do so, and the same applies to the readiness and willingness to accept criticism/feedback towards their food choices You cannot impose your will on someone else Be a role model through your actions and when someone is ready, than you can be a source of support and information Thanks all for listening! We will be back again next week with another show! Outro (1:19:45)

Cydney talks about being snowed in due to Winter Storm Jonas and decides that she wants to rap.

with Brad Friedman & Desi Doyen

with Brad Friedman & Desi Doyen

The East Coast of the US is digging out after Winter Storm Jonas dropped 24+" of snow from D.C. through New York City over the weekend. Also: US and Russian forces may be in Libya, opposing sides can't even agree on the peace talks to end Syria's civil war, women claim to be mothers of 'hybrid children' to alien fathers, and this TV season appears to be the Year of Antichrist.

Jeff and Will kick off the show wishing well all the listeners who endured Winter Storm Jonas over the past weekend. Jeff honored the 20th Anniversary of the musical Rent, his favorite musical ever, which opened at New York Theatre Workshop on January 25, 1996. The guys discussed the new series on BBC America, London Spy. They also gave a shoutout to The Satyrsphere podcast, which gave BGFP a mention in its most recent episode. Answers to last week's question of the week were read out and then Jeff and Will welcomed author Jordan Nasser to the show. Jordan talked about his debut novels, Home is a Fire and The Fire Went Wild along with what his initial foray into publishing was like and what his future plans are. Jordan asked the Question of the Week: "How do the seasons affect your reading--the amount of reading and the kinds of books you're reading?" After the interview Jeff & Will answer that question and let listeners know that if they answer the question in the comments on the website they'll be entered into a giveaway that Jordan's sponsoring for signed paperback copies of his two books. The Question of the Week can be answered at BigGayFictionPodcast.com. *Giveaway rules: To be eligible to win the signed paperback copies of Jordan's two books you must answer the Question of the Week ("How do the seasons affect your reading--the amount of reading and the kinds of books you're reading?") in the comments section on this episode's page at BigGayFictionPodcast.com. Only one answer per email address. Answers must be on the website by Saturday, January 30 at 11:59pm PT. We are not responsible for any issues that may cause an answer to not appear on the website. We'll announce the winner from the random drawing on next week's episode.

Carolina Panthers go to Super Bowl 50. Tina Fey appears on SNL as Sarah Palin. Democratic Debate. Winter Storm Jonas. Nation Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day. Mike Gerson former speech writer for Pres. George W. Bush. Oysters with Pea Crabs? No Thanks! #chs #chsnews #panthers #superbowl

Merlin Mann returns to the show. Topics include Winter Storm Jonas, the politics of sick kids, sweating out a fever, people going insane over the rumors that the next iPhones will omit the standard headphone jack, the seven-hour *The Godfather Epic*, and more.

In this week's episode of The Frugal Snobs Podcast, coming from the recording from the midst of Winter Storm Jonas, we discuss life satisfaction, announce that we are on SoundCloud, give a bonehead of the week award and provide a QDR. Don't forget to register at FrugalSnobs.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/frugal-snobs/support

We’re down to the final four teams in the hunt for Super Bowl 50 and I recap what happened in the Divisional Round (I went 4-0, making me 5-3 this postseason) and pick the two teams that’ll be headed to San Francisco in February. I also spend a lot of time getting distracted by all the people flying into the Kroger parking lot in search of bread and milk in preparation for Winter Storm Jonas. Considering this was the second time I recorded this episode after a headphone/microphone jack mix up the other day, it’s only right I get to watch the crazies fly in and out of the parking lot while the show rolls on. Manning v. Brady. Cam v. Palmer. On v. On. Bye v. Bye. Kathy Bates. TV networks must hate me. The not-quite Hyphen Nation podcast. All of these things are discussed in this action packed third episode. Did I mention I actually recorded this episode once? I was once told everything happens for a reason, so this reality’s Episode 3 must be better than the other Episode 3 you were going to end up with. Let’s go with that one. Only one more sportball episode to go after this one non-sports fan listeners! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hyphen-nation/support

50 million Americans are in the path of what some are calling the 'potentially historic' Winter Storm Jonas, which could drop as much as 30" of snow on Washington, D.C. Also: Geologists warn the West Coast of killer tsunami, volcanoes erupt on Ring of Fire, strange sounds heard in the skies over the Netherlands and North Africa, deadly attack on college in Pakistan, and Palestinian official praises Hitler.