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Send Mike a Text!Mike is currently vacationing in the Pacific Northwest, and his first stop was the Willamette Valley in Oregon, to see his old pal Rob Stuart. Rob was Mike's neighbor in Yakima Washington (back in the day). He eventually went to Oregon to make Pinot, and subsequently established his own label. It's a GREAT story!See some behind the scenes pictures on Instagram. Send Mike an Email if you would like your VERY OWN set of "official" podcast coasters.R. Stuart & Co. Wines discussed this episode:NV Bubbly, Blanc de Blanc, Willamette Valley2021 Big Fire Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley2022 Love, Oregon Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley2021 Autograph Pinot Noir, Willamette ValleySupport the showIMPORTANT!! Please "follow" or "subscribe" to the podcast, so you don't miss an episode. If you listen on Apple Podcasts take a moment to rate (5 stars please!) and write a review. They tell me it helps A LOT!

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Matthew J. (Mateo) Pallamary frequently visits the mountains, deserts, and jungles of North, Central, and South America pursuing his studies of shamanism for over twenty five years. He has seventeen books in print in multiple genres and has taught a Phantastic Fiction workshop at the Southern California Writers Conference and the Santa Barbara Writers Conference for over thirty years. Mateo has also lectured at a number of other conferences and conventions throughout the United States and was a featured lecturer and performer at the Mysteries of the Amazon exhibit at the Appleton Museum and other venues throughout Florida as well as The Larson Gallery and other venues in Yakima Washington.

My friends Liz Giles (from Yakima Washington, RM, BYU Grad) and Ryan Giles (from South Jordan Utah, RM, BYU Grad) join us to share their story. Liz and Ryan start with becoming friends at BYU, accidentally falling in love, and then* figuring out their sexualities. Ryan states, “You don't fall in love with a girl unless you are wired for girls.” Liz talks about her decision to serve a mission and coming to terms with her sexuality during that time. Both Ryan and Liz served faithful and honorable missions. After Liz returned from her mission, Ryan and Liz share how they navigated their close friendship while at BYU, decide to begin dating a year later, and get married in 2021. They talk about the options they explored as queer Latter-day Saints and the personal revelation they received to walk a fourth option—being in a same-sex marriage and continuing to participate in Church (as much as they are allowed to). They talk about the love and support they are receiving from many church members. They also talk about their fears and what we can do as Latter-day Saints to lower their fears/anxiety so church attendance can continue and provide the hope/peace that worshiping Jesus brings. They finish with talking about a new Instagram account they started called The Forth Option @the.fourth.option and the need to give grace/support for queer Latter-day Saints and former Latter-day Saints walking other roads. Thank you, Liz and Ryan, for being on the podcast. You are a wonderful couple. I learned so much from you. Glad more are hearing your story. Liz and Ryan' Instagram Account: @the.fourth.option Richard Ostler books/bio/etc.: www.papaostler.com Facebook Group to support LGBTQ Latter-day Saints: www.facebook.com/groups/1433556613672143

In this episode, Cherise is joined by Brett Baba, Principal/Founder at Graham Baba Architects, based in Seattle Washington. They discuss the Washington Fruit & Produce headquarters, in Yakima Washington.You can see the project here as you listen along.Washington Fruit & Produce headquarters is a 16,500 square foot commercial office/headquarters that serves as a refuge from the company's surrounding 90 acres of industrial agribusiness landscape. Inspired by an abandoned wood barn, the building aesthetic is largely driven by the glulam beams and an impressive glass façade. The expressed structural frame of laminated wood buttresses creates a column-free interior, faced in floor-to-ceiling glass the nestles the staff within curated views of natural landscape.If you enjoy this episode, visit arcat.com/podcast for more. If you're a frequent listener of Detailed, you might enjoy similar content at Gābl Media. Mentioned in this episode:ARCAT Detailed on Youtube

Hello to you listening in Yakima, Washington!Coming to you from Whidbey Island, Washington this is 60 Seconds for Wednesday on Whidbey with your host, Diane Wyzga.Your StruggleYou want a communication transformation.You have something to say but may not know the words to create the change you want to see.You want to advance your business, practice or cause; but have no story.You want to win a case, sell an idea, share a vision, craft a keynote; but the story is vague.You want to connect with, engage and influence your audience; but can't find the storyline.My SolutionI'm Diane, your story guide. I help professionals like you find the words you didn't think you had so that you can create a successful:   Origin /Brand Story   Book or Business Idea   Keynote or Presentation   About Page story that's really about you   Purpose / Mission / Vision Statement aligned with your valuesSo that youClarify your story message, direction and strategy  Remove hurdles and obstaclesDevelop a plan with tools you can use to build your visionSpeak with confidence and conviction to make the change you seekAre seen, heard and understood, and listened to while transforming the lives of those you serveCTA: Whether you are ready to work with me as your trusted story guide or getting ready to be ready, I'm here to support you at Quarter Moon Story Arts! Please stop by to check out the services, listen to the audios, subscribe to the Engaged Storyism© Network Newsletter, and receive a practical, worthwhile bonus just for signing up! You're always invited: “Come for the stories - stay for the magic!” Speaking of magic, would you subscribe, share a 5-star rating + nice review on your social media or podcast channel of choice, and join us next time!Meanwhile, stop by my Quarter Moon Story Arts website to:✓ Check out What I Offer,✓ Arrange your free Story Start-up Session,✓ Opt In to my monthly Newsletter for bonus gift, valuable tips & techniques to enhance your story work, and✓ Stay current with Diane and on LinkedIn.Stories From Women Who Walk Production TeamPodcaster: Diane F Wyzga & Quarter Moon Story ArtsMusic: Mer's Waltz from Crossing the Waters by Steve Schuch & Night Heron MusicAll content and image © 2019 to Present Quarter Moon Story Arts. All rights reserved.

Tonight, Tuesday on FADE to BLACK: Mathew (Mateo) Pallamary is with us to talk about shamanism, visionary experience, entheobotany, plant medicines, consciousness, and altered states of consciousness.Matthew J. (Mateo) Pallamary frequently visits the mountains, deserts, and jungles of North, Central, and South America pursuing his studies of shamanism and plant medicines for over twenty five years. He has eighteen books in print in multiple genres and has taught a Phantastic Fiction workshop at the Southern California Writers Conference and the Santa Barbara Writers Conference for thirty five years.Mateo has also lectured at a number of other conferences and conventions throughout the United States and was a featured lecturer and performer at the Mysteries of the Amazon exhibit at the Appleton Museum and other venues throughout Florida as well as The Larson Gallery and other venues in Yakima Washington.Websites:https://mattpallamary.com/https://mysticinkpublishing.com/

In this episode, Yahritza Y Su Esencia talk about their come up from Yakima Washington, Tiktok changing their lives, collaborations with IVAN CORNEJO, GRUPO FRONTERA, ANGELA AGUILAR, more!

As a working mom of two active toddlers, Monica Plath intimately knows the anxieties parents and caregivers face when they are apart from their children. That's how she came up with her idea for Littlebird, a wearable tracking device that offers parents and caregivers peace of mind and real-time data about their children. In the middle of the pandemic, Monica found herself on ZOOM while nursing a newborn and meeting with software developers to meet milestones for deployment. During this time, she also wrote a children's book for charity and created a wine for moms from unused grapes from an award-winning vineyard --- all from rural Yakima Washington. The pandemic enabled her to go digital, file 4 patents, raise 2 million in pre-seed money, and resource the best minds in the business to create Littlebird while raising 2 small children as her marriage was falling apart.   Listen in to hear Monica share: Her reluctance around being a tech founder, but then shifting to embrace it What inspired her to create Little Bird when she was pregnant with a toddler under toe and knew she needed a way to support and monitor her toddler to keep him safe How Little Bird answers these questions in real-time: Is my child safe?  What is my child doing?  How is my child feeling? The power and importance of “care transparency” How our current care economy is underserving parents Her advice to other moms out there with an idea and how to take initiative to get started Links mentioned: Get a Littlebird: www.littlebird.care use promo code SHAMELESS to save $50 on your Littlebird Monica on Instagram & Twitter: @monicamplath Littlebird on Instagram & Twitter @littlebirdcares  Monica on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/monicaplath Littlebird on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@littlebirdcares We love the sponsors that make this show possible! You can always find all the special deals and codes for all our current sponsors on our website: https://shamelessmom.com/sponsor Interested in becoming a sponsor of the Shameless Mom Academy? Email our sales team at sales@adalystmedia.com  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Overnight shooting in Yakima, Washington, leaves 3 dead, suspect at large. Listen to more details.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

In today's episode, we try to wrap our minds around one of the most baffling disappearances and unexplained deaths we have ever heard of in the True Crime world. David Glen Lewis was a Texas based judge and attorney, well respected and incredibly active in his community. That's why it was so shocking when his wife and daughter returned from an out of town shopping trip to find him missing, their VCR still recording a football game, and freshly made turkey sandwiches in the fridge. Shockingly, on the same day that David Lewis was reported missing by his wife in Texas, his unidentified body was discovered on the side of a lonely stretch of highway near Yakima Washington. We'll get into the strange details leading up to his disappearance, the detective's outside the box thinking that helped the family get some closure, and discuss our theories and some questions we're left with from this case. Sources:  Seattle PI - 1993 hit-run victim is finally identified, 2004 Find A Grave - David Glen Lewis CBS News - Google Helps Solve John Doe Case Del Rio News Herald - Baffling trail stumps police searching for missing attorney, 1993 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/olympiaoddities/message

Matthew J. (Mateo) Pallamary frequently visits the mountains, deserts, and jungles of North, Central, and South America pursuing his studies of shamanism for over twenty five years. He has seventeen books in print in multiple genres and has taught a Phantastic Fiction workshop at the Southern California Writers Conference and the Santa Barbara Writers Conference for over thirty years.Mateo has also lectured at a number of other conferences and conventions throughout the United States and was a featured lecturer and performer at the Mysteries of the Amazon exhibit at the Appleton Museum and other venues throughout Florida as well as The Larson Gallery and other venues in Yakima Washington.

Matthew J. (Mateo) Pallamary frequently visits the mountains, deserts, and jungles of North, Central, and South America pursuing his studies of shamanism for over twenty five years. He has seventeen books in print in multiple genres and has taught a Phantastic Fiction workshop at the Southern California Writers Conference and the Santa Barbara Writers Conference for over thirty years. Mateo has also lectured at a number of other conferences and conventions throughout the United States and was a featured lecturer and performer at the Mysteries of the Amazon exhibit at the Appleton Museum and other venues throughout Florida as well as The Larson Gallery and other venues in Yakima Washington.  https://www.spreaker.com/tags/ghost (#ghost), https://www.spreaker.com/tags/paranormal (#paranormal), https://www.spreaker.com/tags/possessions (#possessions), https://www.spreaker.com/tags/shamanism (#shamanism), https://www.spreaker.com/tags/spirits (#spirits)

Matthew J. (Mateo) Pallamary frequently visits the mountains, deserts, and jungles of North, Central, and South America pursuing his studies of shamanism for over twenty five years. He has seventeen books in print in multiple genres and has taught a Phantastic Fiction workshop at the Southern California Writers Conference and the Santa Barbara Writers Conference for over thirty years.Mateo has also lectured at a number of other conferences and conventions throughout the United States and was a featured lecturer and performer at the Mysteries of the Amazon exhibit at the Appleton Museum and other venues throughout Florida as well as The Larson Gallery and other venues in Yakima Washington.

In this week's podcast, Tim Cools speaks with Matt Pallamary, experienced psychonaut, psychedelic guide and psychedelic enthusiast, about different aspects of the shamanic experience.- Matt's background- Learning different lineages of shamanic practice- The different aspects of plant medicines: history, anthropology and biology-  Studying the Shadow- The Spirits of plant medicines and animals- The wave of 'guru-itis'- Challenges in the Commercialization of Plant Medicines- The Shamanic Dieta- Shamanism is Energy- Understanding our ego and our essence- Embracing the universal aspect of different perspectivesAbout Matt PallamaryMatthew J. (Mateo) Pallamary frequently visits the mountains, deserts, and jungles of North, Central, and South America pursuing his studies of shamanism for over twenty five years. He has seventeen books in print in multiple genres and has taught a Phantastic Fiction workshop at the Southern California Writers Conference and the Santa Barbara Writers Conference for over thirty years.Mateo has also lectured at a number of other conferences and conventions throughout the United States and was a featured lecturer and performer at the Mysteries of the Amazon exhibit at the Appleton Museum and other venues throughout Florida as well as The Larson Gallery and other venues  in Yakima Washington.https://mattpallamary.comhttps://mysticinkpublishing.comAbout Tim CoolsTim is a psychedelic integration specialist and legal psychedelic guide. He facilitates powerful, life-changing experiences for professionals, to help their professional lives come in alignment with personal ambition and values.Tim is a Mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) teacher, a certified coach, and psychedelic advocate, educator and guide.He is an entrepreneur and co-founder of Tools Of Awareness, a personal development center focussed on combining psychedelics and mindfulness to grow personal and interpersonal awareness though (online) courses and retreats.Furthermore, he founded Psychedelic Experience, an online non-profit platform for information surrounding psychedelic substances. It's a community based non-profit organization, created by and for psychedelic and plant medicine communities.His personal interests are technology, meditation, metaphysical and eastern philosophies, shamanism and the healing power of nature and plantsLinkshttps://psychedelicexperience.net/https://timcools.net/https://www.instagram.com/tim_cools_net/https://www.linkedin.com/in/timcools/https://www.facebook.com/tim.cools

Let's take it back to the beginning ya'll...Many would consider the 1947 Kenneth Arnold story to be the first widely reported UFO sighting. On June 24th, 1947 private pilot Kenneth Arnold flew his A2 Plane out of an airfield in Chehalis Washington headed toward Yakima Washington. Along the 150 miles journey Kenneth deviated from his flight path in order to locate a Marine C46 Transport aircraft that had recently crashed near Mt Rainier along with 32 Marine passengers. The reward for finding the crash site was $5,000. Just as he passed Mt Rainier, Kenneth was overtaken by a bright flash that consumed his plane's cockpit. To the left of his airplane he witnessed 9 shiny half-circular shaped flying craft with an estimated 100ft wing-span in a chain-like formation. The craft at the front of the formation was higher in elevation than the craft in the rear. The formation flew a distance of 50 miles in under 1 minute and 42 seconds which calculates to a speed of around 1,700 miles per hour. Kenneth noticed the craft did not have stabilizers or tails but thought they could have been some type of secret military plane when he reported his sighting to the general manager at the Yakima airfield upon his landing.The first investigation of Arnold's claims came from Lt. Frank Brown and Capt. William Davidson of Hamilton Field in California, who interviewed Arnold on July 12. Arnold also submitted a written report at that time. Regarding the reliability of Arnold's sighting, they concluded:"It is the present opinion of the interviewer that Mr. Arnold actually saw what he stated he saw. It is difficult to believe that a man of [his] character and apparent integrity would state that he saw objects and write up a report to the extent that he did if he did not see them."Soon the press got wind of the story and reporters flocked to get an interview with Kenneth about his experience. When asked about how the craft flew, Kenneth described the flying craft as being half-moon-shaped skipping through the sky like a boat over rough water, flashing light as they skipped like a saucer over water. Thus the infamous term “Flying Saucer” was created from the misunderstanding by the general public of Kenneth Arnold's reference.--Script written by: Ben Jinkins & Joe StrelskyVoice Acting Performed by: William (AKA BigWilly) Townsend, Ben Jinkins & Joe StrelskySound Design: Ben JinkinsProduced by: Joe Strelsky, Ben Jinkins & Cinnamon Terryhttps://ufogaragepodcast.com/Copyright Ufo Garage LLC

Jennifer Caridad is a 24-year-old woman from Sunnyside Washington. She was last seen leaving her home on August 8th, 2021. She was headed to pick up her boyfriend Aurelio Escobar from his grandmothers home but never returned. The following day Aurelio would abandon her car at Berglund Lake in Yakima Washington and head on a violent spree that spanned from Yakima Washington to Medford Oregon. What happened to Jennifer Caridad? Justice for Jennifer Caridad FB page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/585298906135677 SUGGEST A CASE: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScRLzV8NmvFon-1uSotjyFjz6rcf5bY5wjAv4qSOwXP35buYQ/viewform CRIMEAHOLICS FACEBOOK GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/CrimeaholicsPodcastDiscussionGroup CRIMEAHOLICS ON INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/crimeaholics.podcast/?hl=en CRIMEAHOLICS ON TIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@crimeaholics.podcast?lang=en Episode Sources: Interview with former FBI agent mentioned in episode: https://www.newsnationnow.com/missing/missing-24-year-old-last-seen-before-boyfriends-crime-spree/ OTHER sources: https://www.yaktrinews.com/police-sunnyside-woman-disappeared-just-before-boyfriends-crime-spree-in-washington-oregon/ https://www.yakimaherald.com/news/crime_and_courts/a-sunnyside-woman-disappeared-in-early-august-we-just-want-answers-her-brother-says/article_877d46f5-42a7-50f4-ad63-0d8b2d985405.html https://ktvl.com/news/local/yakima-woman-still-missing-nearly-two-months-after-boyfriends-crime-spree-and-arrest https://ktvl.com/news/local/yakima-shooting-and-carjacking-spree-suspect-charged-police-officers-cleared https://www.crimeonline.com/2021/11/12/wheres-jennifer-3-months-after-her-disappearance-family-still-has-no-peace/

NEW CHAT! #chatswithyvonne #humanizingpublicspeaking Fabio Peña is a first-generation college graduate born in Guadalajara Jalisco Mexico. He was raised in Yakima Washington and later moved to Seattle to study at the University of Washington. Although he was rejected from the business major, he worked his way up to become the financial controller for an international manufacturing company and also decided to start his own consulting firm. Peña and Co. provides two types of services: management consulting to small-medium sized businesses, and also to the first generation community through storytelling and mentorship. When he's not working, Fabio enjoys traveling, spending time with his wife and two pet huskies, dancing, and cooking. Learn more about Fabio and his #publicspeakingjourney here! Available via the #chatswithyvonnepodcast and IGTV (@chatswithyvonne_) for your preferred viewing needs. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chatswithyvonne/support

Paul is joined once more by Mateo Pallamary for his unique take on the four key areas of relationships: General love, romantic love, love of self and love of a source, or a higher power. Can you make sense of, control or contain love by putting it into a mind model? KEY TAKEAWAYS Relationships means how you relate to someone that you are connecting with. We all relate to different people in different ways and is unique depending on the energy that you both receive and present. The more I've gone toward general love the more I have become peaceful and zen-like. The closer I get to the centre, the less passion and emotion is there and the more calm it is. We come into the world as essence, being heart-centred and helpless, we observe the world and the personalities around us and develop our own personality as a tool to function in that world, which means we inherit wounds as well as strengths from them. Our personalities get so strong that we begin to think we are our personalities rather than the creator of them. The goal is to get back to being essence/heart-centred. Awareness is the expansion of consciousness and the more conscious you become the more aware you become, the more aware you become the more you see and this is the ‘Power Path' in shamanism BEST MOMENTS ‘Simplicity is the essence of genius' ‘Love isn't something that can be put into a convenient box' ‘Listen to that still, small voice within' ‘Integrity should be rule number one in life' VALUABLE RESOURCES Paul's Story: Emerging From The Forest (UK): https://www.amazon.co.uk/Emerging-Forest-Pain-Purpose-Mastering/dp/1719373272  Paul's Story: Emerging From The Forest (USA): https://www.amazon.com/Emerging-Forest-Pain-Purpose-Mastering/dp/1719373272  Mastering The Game Of Life Book (UK): https://www.amazon.co.uk/Mastering-Game-Life-Paul-Lowe/dp/1782227679  Mastering The Game Of Life Book (USA): https://www.amazon.com/Mastering-Game-Life-Paul-Lowe/dp/1782227679  Speaking From Our Hearts Books: Volumes 1-3 (Available on Amazon) World Game-Changers Group ABOUT THE GUEST Matt (Matteo) Pallamary frequently visits the mountains, deserts, and jungles of North, Central, and South America pursuing his studies of shamanism.  He received the Man of the Year Award from San Diego Writer's Monthly Magazine and close to two dozen awards for his books. He has taught a Phantastic Fiction workshop at the Southern California Writers' Conference in San Diego, Palm Springs, and Los Angeles, and at the Santa Barbara Writers' Conference for over thirty years and has lectured at a number of other conferences and conventions throughout the United States. He has also taught at The College of Central Florida, Yakima Valley College, and The Yakima Public School System, and was a featured lecturer and performer at the Mysteries of the Amazon exhibit at the Appleton Museum in Ocala, and other venues in Florida and The Larson Gallery in Yakima Washington. https://mattpallamary.com/ https://mysticinkpublishing.com/ ABOUT THE HOST Paul has made a remarkable transformation from existing for many years in dark, desperate despair; to now living a really healthy, happy and fulfilling life. From an early age, he was in the vice-like clutches of the demon drink and constantly embroiled within a dark cocktail of toxic beliefs, self-hate and destructive violence. Along with his empathetic and dedicated team of world-class coaches and mentors, Paul's purpose is deeply transformational: Developing World Game-Changers… He is extremely passionate about helping others to find their purpose, have a voice and ultimately, make a real difference.   This has been built on a long and distinguished history of heart-centred coaching and mentoring.  He has also been responsible for raising significant amounts of funds for many charities and good causes around the world; positively impacting and inspiring thousands of children – mainly from challenging backgrounds – within the UK & worldwide. Through this World Game-Changers podcast and books, he has been involved in – including being a best-selling co-author – Paul also helps others to get their own inspirational messages and stories out into the world; as well as offering support to many charitable organisations, in their development & fund-raising. CONTACT METHODS Tel: +44 (0) 7958 042 155 E-mail: Paul@Paul-Lowe.com  Web: https://www.Paul-Lowe.com  Web: https://www.worldgamechangers.org/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IamPaulLowe/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-d-lowe-7a78332a/  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paul is joined by special guest Mateo Pallamary to discuss love and if there's a simple way to describe and define such a small word which has massive implications and meanings – especially if you can do it through songs and music or shamanism. KEY TAKEAWAYS We're all living our story, we can't change what's going on in the world outside of us but we can control how we interpret it and how we react to it and in the end the definition of awareness is being present and in the moment. Which matters most: time, love or money? They're all energy which can be manipulated and mastered through shamanism. Becoming vulnerable is a massive challenge because if you do that you may get judged or people may intentionally hurt you, but you have to realise that it's not you, they're projecting onto you. You can't have light without dark. You have to experience both of them in life to find the centre and, in fact, they enhance each other. BEST MOMENTS ‘True love, like the Sun's energy, is unconditional.' ‘The heart has a greater density of receptors than the brain.' ‘The essence of love is pure unconditional openness and giving.' ‘Following you heart is the path home.' VALUABLE RESOURCES Paul's Story: Emerging From The Forest (UK): https://www.amazon.co.uk/Emerging-Forest-Pain-Purpose-Mastering/dp/1719373272 Paul's Story: Emerging From The Forest (USA): https://www.amazon.com/Emerging-Forest-Pain-Purpose-Mastering/dp/1719373272 Mastering The Game Of Life Book (UK): https://www.amazon.co.uk/Mastering-Game-Life-Paul-Lowe/dp/1782227679 Mastering The Game Of Life Book (USA): https://www.amazon.com/Mastering-Game-Life-Paul-Lowe/dp/1782227679 Speaking From Our Hearts Books: Volumes 1-3 (Available on Amazon) World Game-Changers Group ABOUT THE GUEST Matt (Mateo) Pallamary frequently visits the mountains, deserts, and jungles of North, Central, and South America pursuing his studies of shamanism.  He received the Man of the Year Award from San Diego Writer's Monthly Magazine and close to two dozen awards for his books. He has taught a Phantastic Fiction workshop at the Southern California Writers' Conference in San Diego, Palm Springs, and Los Angeles, and at the Santa Barbara Writers' Conference for over thirty years and has lectured at a number of other conferences and conventions throughout the United States. He has also taught at The College of Central Florida, Yakima Valley College, and The Yakima Public School System, and was a featured lecturer and performer at the Mysteries of the Amazon exhibit at the Appleton Museum in Ocala, and other venues in Florida and The Larson Gallery in Yakima Washington. https://mattpallamary.com/ https://mysticinkpublishing.com/ ABOUT THE HOST Paul has made a remarkable transformation from existing for many years in dark, desperate despair; to now living a really healthy, happy and fulfilling life. From an early age, he was in the vice-like clutches of the demon drink and constantly embroiled within a dark cocktail of toxic beliefs, self-hate and destructive violence. Along with his empathetic and dedicated team of world-class coaches and mentors, Paul's purpose is deeply transformational: Developing World Game-Changers… He is extremely passionate about helping others to find their purpose, have a voice and ultimately, make a real difference.   This has been built on a long and distinguished history of heart-centred coaching and mentoring.  He has also been responsible for raising significant amounts of funds for many charities and good causes around the world; positively impacting and inspiring thousands of children – mainly from challenging backgrounds – within the UK & worldwide. Through this World Game-Changers podcast and books, he has been involved in – including being a best-selling co-author – Paul also helps others to get their own inspirational messages and stories out into the world; as well as offering support to many charitable organisations, in their development & fund-raising. CONTACT METHODS Tel: +44 (0) 7958 042 155 E-mail: Paul@Paul-Lowe.com Web: https://www.Paul-Lowe.com Web: https://www.worldgamechangers.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IamPaulLowe/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-d-lowe-7a78332a/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Adult content due to the conversations regarding premarital sex and virginity.  Gunner and Cheyenne had a very special guest today, Pastor Kaitlyn DeWitt from Faith Fellowship Church in Massachusetts. Kaitlyn grew up in Yakima Washington and went to bible school in California before moving out East to teach God's word. So many topics are touched on today and both Gunner and Cheyenne learned a lot from how Kaitlyn as a single pastor dates (does she use dating apps?) to what happens in death, sins, premarital sex, and do dogs have souls?  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

57 year old Steven Chandler went missing from Yakima, Washington some time between 2019 and 2020.  After his daughter filed a missing persons report she found out that her dad hadn't accessed his bank accounts in almost a year. While Steven struggles with substance abuse, mental illness and at times homelessness, he was getting on the right track so he could sustain himself financially and then suddenly he vanished.  WORKS CITED https://usafacts.org/articles/police-departments-explained/ https://www.forbes.com/sites/niallmccarthy/2017/08/07/how-much-do-u-s-cities-spend-every-year-on-policing-infographic/?sh=7baeb973e7b7 https://themissingny.nycitynewsservice.com/part-two/nypd-explainer/ ©copyright 2020-2021 This podcast and it’s content is copyrighted by In Search of; Missing in America, host Christine Childs. All rights reserved. Any redistribution or reproduction of part or all of the contents in any form is prohibited other than the following: please acknowledge In Search of; Missing in America Podcast as the source of the material. You may not, except with our express written permission, distribute or commercially take advantage of this content. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/helpfindthemissing/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/helpfindthemissing/support

Learn more at www.tlptraining.com Hello! My name is Justine Nicole, mother of three boys, wife, Leo, adventure seeker, I'm a lover of all art mediums and storyteller. I was born in a little desert called Yakima Washington. I now reside in the stunning city of Spokane Washington with my family. My inspiration for my love of photography has come from a ling bloodline of family photographers. It starts back with my great grandfather who was a wizard at photography and cinematography. My style is what I would like to call…simple…no fun…uh, classic. Ok, maybe all of the above. Simplefunclasictific? Yes, I just made up a new word. It probably won't stick around but I like it for now. I specialize in portraits, seniors, couples, and personal brand photography. As a storyteller, I thrive on capturing the true you and your special life moments that will turn into keepsakes to pass down through generations. That is just a little about me the lioness, master of creativity big-time love and storyteller. I hope to have the pleasure of meeting you all soon. Blessings to you and yours, Justine Nicole --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tlpedu/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tlpedu/support

In today’s episode of Leafy Podcast, our hosts sit down with Logan Freeman, Founder of LiveFree Investments. Logan Freeman began LiveFree Investments in early 2018 after the corporate world had let him down one too many times. Real estate has always been his passion and got kicked into full gear after completing his first live-in flip in 2013. Today, with over 80 successful real estate transactions and $13 million completed for investors annually, he has created a proven track record to provide his investment clients the confidence and security they desire. Logan feels there are two things that set him apart from other investor agents; his never ending hustle and is proactive communication. He is continually investing in himself so he can provide great value to his investors; making sure to pivot and listening to what the market is providing. A driving philosophy is, “What got you here, won’t get you there.” Logan tells us that  Kansas City, Phoenix and Indianapolis are great markets that are seeing rent growth during the pandemic. He advises to do your due diligence in the market you are looking for and find a broker that has the network necessary to understand and help you succeed.  To learn more about Logan Freeman, visit: https://www.livefreeinvestments.com/ Episode Transcript:Female Announcer  0:00  Welcome to the Leafy Podcast, helping real estate investors and entrepreneurs grow. Say hello to your hosts, Jennifer Gilgoric and Brian Price, founders of Leafy Legal Services. Teaching you how to protect your assets, grow your business, and manage your wealth. Let's start the show. Tammy Geerling  4:54  Hi, everyone. Welcome to Leafy Podcast. Thank you for joining us today I'm Tammy, the podcast manager. And on the line, we have Jennifer and Brian. That's Jennifer Gilgoric and Brian Price from Leafy. Legal Services. Jennifer is the COO and Brian is a CEO of that service. They have a very awesome guest with us today. So I'll go ahead and pass it on over to them so we can get the show started. So hey, Jennifer. Hey, Brian, how you guys doing? Jennifer Gilgoric  5:21   Great.Well, I'm excited to talk to someone Our guest today has a philosophy of what got you here won't get you there, which I absolutely love. He is the founder of live free investments. they've raised over $15 million dollars worth capital. They've done over 120 some odd transactions completed $75 million worth of transaction volume back in 2008. Or, well, he got his kit he kind of got kicked in the real estate industry and kicked off for his first live in flip back in 2013. And he's been blowing and going ever since. So I really want to give A great big round of applause. And welcome to Logan Freeman with live free investments and lift free investments calm welcome Logan to the show. How are you? Logan Freeman  6:09  I'm energized thriving in focus. I'm just just just drawing off of your energy. So good work, guys. Yeah. Brain Price  6:16  Keeps us all going. That's fair. Yeah, that's Yeah. So why don't you tell us about live free investments, which you guys do and what makes you kind of special than a lot of other folks out there? Logan Freeman  6:26  Yeah. So, you know, kind of twofold here in Kansas City. That's our market is Kansas City, Missouri. You know, we're a real estate brokerage firm. So we typically help a lot of out of state clients with their 1031 exchanges. And I was the head of acquisitions for a $50 million fund here in Kansas City, and what I learned during that period of time, and those were all mostly on single family homes, mind you, and so what I learned during that time was that, you know, there's a big need for buyer representation in the transaction process. And so when I moved my license over and started buying brokering commercial and multifamily properties, I brought this idea to my my broker I said, Hey, you know, I'm curious, do folks really work with buyers? She said, No, we just go after listings. Nobody works with buyers. They're tire kickers, and don't waste your time and, and I said, okay, but what if I created a system that I could identify folks who are doing 1031 exchanges that needed deal flow, they needed a team, they needed, you know, attorneys, right? They need attorneys, they need all these different things. And let me help them across the to get across the finish line. And she's like, Look, you can try it. But I don't know if it's going to work. Well. 12 months later, I had outsold the rest of the whole company. And so she said, Well, I guess it does work. And we've been doing that ever since. So that's the first thing is helping out of state buyers, you know, purchase properties and be successful in this market. And then the second thing is really focusing on our own acquisitions. And so we'll be close to over 1000 units by the end of this year. And those are all on multifamily deals. We've done some hotels and some office buildings as well, but primarily market rate multifamily properties here in Kansas City. So basically helping upstate clients either actively or passively get involved with real estate. Yeah. Brain Price  8:16  Okay, that's awesome. Because I think that makes a lot of sense because I know a lot of people that are trying to get, especially with the pandemic, get out of the big cities and go somewhere and invest in something that actually has some future to it, where the big cities aren't really that way right now. Logan Freeman  8:32  Yeah, there's been some interesting studies or just market data about Kansas City in general recently, so we landed some really large industrial hubs here in Kansas City on the intermodal side, which is creating a lot of jobs and warehousing, which right now is obviously really good. And then we have the largest concentration of animal hospitals and animal you know, veterinarian clinics and teaching those folks to do that here in the in Kansas City metro area as well. So So healthcare it is big too and and so unemployment has been beating the national average. And believe it or not everybody else in the markets like Texas and other markets are seeing rent decreases. Phoenix, Kansas City and Indianapolis are three markets that have been above 3% on their rent increases over the past six months. And we're still seeing that happen on our-- Tammy Geerling  9:23  Can you say that again, for our listeners, because you are not the first guest we've had who has honed in on the Kansas City Market. So I want everyone to listen to this, who is looking for investments right now. So our clients anyone who's looking to invest Kansas City and what are the other two? Logan Freeman  9:42  It was Phoenix, Arizona, great market in Indianapolis. And I have connections in both of those markets that can can connect to it too. But those are all three really great markets that are seeing rent growth, not not stagnant rent growth, just I mean positive rent growth, beating inflation during the pandemic. Tammy Geerling  10:00  And that's absolutely unbelievable in this market, but it's really great. It really depends on where you at. So one of the good things about real estate investing and for us investors is that you can you were mobile, you can be mobile of where you do it once you have the right structure. And of course, you know, that's what we do is get the right structure, you can kind of do whatever you want. I do want to put put a little buzz, if any of you guys are living in California, or Commonwealth state, and you're utilizing an asset holding company, like a like a Delaware statutory trust us specifically, as an asset holding company. I want you to listen to him on this 1031 Exchange. I know that there's a lot of people who want to put on the brakes, they hear that and they're just like he because there's a lot of moving parts to that you need a Qualified Intermediary to be able to help you and you have a timeline and that stresses people out. You don't have to be stressed out with that if you have the right network. So can you talk to me a little bit about your 1031 Exchange and how you've been able to help buyers through that process, which can be quite stressful. Logan Freeman  11:05  Absolutely. And I think that it, it comes down to two things, it comes down to me having the best relationships and network in Kansas City. That's my job to know, the best attorneys, the best legal, you know, people, but also the best financing companies, title companies, property managers, contractors, when you think about that somebody coming in from out of state, you know, maybe California I mean, that's where 95% of our transactions come from, is California into into Missouri, or it's pretty similar. But anyways, you know, when you think about that, that's, that can get really, really stressful if you have to try to build all of those relationships. So finding a broker like myself, who has those connections that you can leverage is extremely, extremely important. So the relationships and with the vendors is one. The second is deal flow. It's my job to know what properties are trading, what properties are not trading, what areas you should be in And you know what you should pay. And so you need to find somebody that's very active in the transactions in that market that will allow you to, to leverage that network as well. And so, you know, I always tell folks, if you're thinking about selling a property, identify your markets before you put your property on the market, figure out which market you're interested in, and then find somebody like myself in that market that can guide you through that process, right. So get ahead of it be proactive instead of reactive, that would be my, that'd be my suggestion. Unknown Speaker  12:30  That is a very, very good suggestion. It's always better to do that. And of course, having a network is very important, but you don't have to start from scratch. You know, when you're doing it by yourself, you're gonna have overwhelm but if you can connect with the right people and vet them, because you know, there's more than one person that you can talk to and find someone you have a, you know, you really like vet them out, make sure you do your due diligence, and that just makes everything a lot easier for you especially on projects like that when you're having to do it. You also One of the questions you want to ask when you're vetting for someone like Logan is, tell me about your work with real estate investors, especially if you're an investor, there's going to be a very different mindset for someone who's 1030 exchanging for their estate plan, because they just want another buy and hold, they want something that's going to be a legacy product, you know, or asset for their children. And then someone who's looking at this as an income potential and they're having to do a 1031 exchange, right? So you really do want to work with someone like Logan and a broker who understands the mindset for that. So whatever you're trying to get out of it. Don't be shy to tell them this is what I'm trying to get out of it. Have you ever worked with someone like me before? How did that go and have a conversation so you can you can feel like if they really understand you, because it'll make it a lot better? Logan Freeman  13:53  Absolutely. Fantastic advice. I don't have anything to add to that. That's Brain Price  13:59  Awesome. So Let's talk about you know, how what are the deals looking like in in Kansas City? And what kind of things you're looking for when you are putting a deal together for sure. Actual investors? Logan Freeman  14:10  Well, I'll just talk about a deal that we're working on right now. So I mean, we've got, you know, a portfolio of properties in what's called Independence, Missouri, which is just about 15 minutes, just east of our downtown. And, you know, it's 426 units. And here's what's unique about this property, or these these three different properties is we we went under contract right around the end of February, right, so kind of before, or at the end of February, beginning of March COVID was kind of a thing, not really yet. But what we did, we did see was was scarce, you know, scarcity in the market from a competitive standpoint. So, we were able to and I broker deals in this sub market all the time, we're able to look at the comps that were in that area and say, okay, you know, stuff usually trades 5556 a door over here. We're going under contract at 49. And it crossed 400 plus units, that equals two or $3 million worth of equity on the front end of this. So we saw less competition on the pricing, which was really important, then we were very curious to see how, obviously, occupancy stayed and then collections, right. And so those are the two biggest things right now is, is, you know, what are the collections look like? And what type of debt Are you trying to accomplish and try to place on this property. Those are the two biggest things. And so the collections on this have stayed above 92%. And across 400 plus units, that's really, really good. And then actually, they started to continually, you know, implement their business plan. So their value add business plan, which was going through the renovations, and then placing tenants at higher rents, so our noi on this property across those units has already increased $52,000 while we were on track, so I mean, that's pretty cool, right?  Jennifer Gilgoric  15:56  That ain't too shabby. Logan Freeman  15:58  Yeah.  Jennifer Gilgoric  16:00  Didn't work with that. That's good enough for me. Wow. Logan Freeman  16:02  So you know, I mean, I think that we're still trading anywhere between a 6% and a 7% cap rate here in Kansas City, depending on location, obviously the asset type and what the business plan could be. Our cap rates are still pretty attractive, just when you think about when you can go get debt, maybe 3% three and a half percent. So there's a good spread between capitalization rates that you're buying properties at and the debt that you're putting on it. And so there's there's a good spread there to be able to make some some dollars and some cash flow here in Kansas City. The other thing I would say that we're seeing a big opportunity and nobody's looking at because obviously COVID but his neighborhood retail shopping centers, and what I mean by that is not your big box retailers like your TJ Maxx is your Kohl's and those things these are Dollar General being the the anchor Family Dollar being the anchor, and then you have a chiropractor, you have a dentist, you have all of these service Based e commerce resistant tenants in the in the building, and these things are trading between eight and 9% cap rates. And the interesting piece about that is that we're able to look back five or six months now to see what have what have collections look before COVID during COVID? And where are they at right now. So you have data that you can make intelligent decisions on. Brain Price  17:22  You know, it's really interesting because a lot of people talk about, you know, staying out of commercial real estate all together. They said, Don't even touch it. But yeah, with stuff like that. I mean, it is people got to go to the chiropractor, or the dentist and stuff, there's no way to be virtual with that, you know, it's got to find meaning. Logan Freeman  17:42  They gotta, they got to do that stuff. And, and I don't know where everybody's located, but I mean, I took my wife out for our four year engagement anniversary last night at dinner, you know, we're in Kansas City, you know, I mean, so, but like, like I said, I mean, you gotta be really careful with The locations in the tenant mix. But when you find the right type of properties, nobody else is looking at that. And that's where you want to, to really kind of hone in on is where there's less competition, because you're not going to overpay for something.  Jennifer Gilgoric  18:12  I think e commerce resistant is really a buzzword. But a lot of people didn't understand what that meant. And we're talking about like, that came out right at the beginning of COVID. And then people, you know, became this buzzword. And now it's like a real thing. Like, let's see what's going to happen, because at first it was like, well, this is gonna kill small business, but I actually see with supply line differences and people getting so angry, you know, for social issues and other things like that at big box realty retailers. And what they feel is maybe not the best practices for their towns, I think that that there is going to be a different wave that's going to push small businesses and towns that employ local people that don't work together, because that's really the backbone and it's the heart of our country too. So I See it's coming back, I see these things coming back in this push to want to localize. And I am like so for that, you know, you can be both expansive and local. And there's ethical wonderful ways to do that that actually helps the economy and helps your neighbor and is good for everyone. So I love that we're having these conversations and I think it's super cute that you celebrate your engagement anniversary Yes. Logan Freeman  19:26  When you have two small children we have a three week old we have a 17 month old anytime that I can get wow our one on one because my I always tell her my three week old boy has has stolen my wife away like all he does. So it was really nice to have a date night last night. Yeah, Jennifer Gilgoric  19:47  that's a big smile on your face. And that's really super sweet. If y'all don't see it y'all need y'all need to catch the video episode because he's got like the like the blush in his cheeks and he's staying on the planet. So that's just Sweet.  Logan Freeman  20:00  She's my everything. Tammy Geerling  20:04  So okay, so where do you see it? Okay, so now we're still involved in like the weirdest time of everybody's life. Right? But But businesses are still going investors are still investing and we still have all this that we're thinking about. So besides retail and e commerce resistant retail, is there any other trends that you're seeing in your little micro area, which is the Kansas City Metroplex area? Logan Freeman  20:28  Yeah, you know, I think a few things the The first being that I want to differentiate between the different types of multifamily real estate there's what I call RPN or renting by necessity, or RBC renting by choice, you know, when this all happened, all of the class a multifamily guys were shouting for joy, oh, we're gonna be fine. Our rents are going to be great. You know, our guys are white collar tenants. They can pay, you know, $3 a square foot for rent and they're all excited. Well as that has started to come down. They started those folks. But this pandemic has hit the white collar now as well, if you look at the trends, so what's happening is those folks are not paying their rents and they're educated enough to know that they might live in a market that they can lawyer up and say, Hey, I'm not paying my rent. So what's very interesting is the push from what are called class a multifamily back down to the B and C class multifamily properties because those folks are out there. They're essential workers, and they're still paying their rents. And so, you know, that's one trend I would say is my sister is moving back from Kennewick Washington or Yakima Washington right now. And she moved back and we have all of these new deliveries downtown, and they're all Class A and they're all highly amenitized. And guess what she got. She got an upgraded from a studio to a one bedroom. She got three months free rent, no amenity charge and free parking for three months. That is a Big indicator to me saying those guys are doing everything that they can just to get their rents up just to get their debt service, you know, cover. And so I think there's a big push now back to affordable and, you know, rents that are $1 $52 62 square foot here in our market, not 250 and $3. And people are starting to say, Man, I think I might want a little bit more space, you know. And so we've always focused on those larger units with garages, people love garages here, they got cars. And so we've always focused on that. So that's one big trend. I think the second trend that we're seeing right now is I don't know how to put this but it would be. We see folks that have traditionally been in the equities and the bond markets just from an investment standpoint, saying, Hmm, I wonder if there's something else right, especially folks that are 55 to 65. And they're saying oh my gosh, I just lost 33% of my portfolio, what can I do? That's not not going to be, you know, tangent on what the stock market is happening. So we've been educating, we've been doing a lot of work just talking about the different, you know, hedges against inflation, right? I mean, you think about that you think about the devaluation of the dollar with the Fed printing all of this money. So that's another thing to keep in mind. And we're, you're seeing, obviously, a lot of folks run to gold and precious metals right now. Because they're worried that the dollar is not going to be worth anything. I think the dollar is gonna be worth, you know, $1 for now, but at the same time, we've been seeing a lot of folks that maybe weren't interested in real estate, previously say, Hey, I didn't know I could invest in real estate passively. I thought I had to deal with toilets, tenants and trash. And I'm like, No, you don't. You can invest with somebody that deals with that stuff for you and get the same benefits. So I think the second trend that we're seeing is, that conversation is happening a lot more and more fully. are open to it as they they've seen kind of some of their their investments go to go to nothing to dust to fairy dust, Tammy Geerling  24:08  I heartily agree that there are many people now who are conservative by nature that, you know, they walked into to get their w two or you know, they're they said, Okay, you got these five phones. Here's the conservative one. Here's this, just pick one. And now they're hearing more about the things we talked about all the time solo 401k starting your own business, being able to be your own bank and aggressively make your money work for you. And they're like, Hey, I didn't even know I could do that. And then and then Is that legal? You know, it's weird how some there's this limiting belief that pushes back against being abundant or you letting the law work for you. Right? And that is a very limiting belief. So So get that out of your head and realize that there are laws that are there to help you. They want you to have a savings. The last thing we want is for people to have to live on. So security, it's not going to be there anymore. And the government does have programs for entrepreneurs and solopreneurs to be able to save into build a retirement because that person is is a benefit to society, you're a benefit to capitalism, or soda, or whatever we end up with, in this huge upheaval, people who are able to buy and add and keep themselves healthy because they have the income to do so and eat yummy, healthy food, because they can afford to do so are a lot more attractive than the people who lose everything in a public market. They thought they did well, and then they end up on some system, you know, and so utilize these things. This is where the pushes this is what the government's trying to do to help people educate yourself and then put these things into place. Yeah. Brain Price  25:45  And and also to note, the Fed actually is, you know, since 2008, they actually are investing in more distressed securities, which is part of what they their new thing that they have, they're not just printing money like they usually do so right on, so It's kind of another thing too in the Fed is kind of investing in real estate as well. So in that case, you know that it's a unique thing that they found in 2008. So that's kind of another thing as they print more and more money from this pandemic, you know, they're likely going to get into securities as well which will be having an impact on the real estate market. Logan Freeman  26:20  Now one last thought on that it's great point is that I just wrote an article on LinkedIn about this, the head of the SEC is pushing very hard for more flexibility for people with their solo 401 K's and they want them to be able to get into privatized investments like real estate, like businesses, all those things so you know, we're seeing some trends here especially during the COVID I mean, if the head of SEC is pushing for that I mean that's a that's a pretty interesting you know, what I call clue in the news right? The clues news Absolutely. Yep. Jennifer Gilgoric  26:53  Okay guys, so we've been talking to Logan Freeman Logan is with a Live Free Investments you You can go to live free investments calm just the way you spell it, no spaces and you can find out all about him. You can see him on another podcast. You can read his great quotes like one says knowledge alone is not power it is potential power knowledge plus massive strategic action equals power. Like Logan has like a lot of really good ones. Probably gonna end up stealing and not really stolen them. And, or, you know, at Logan, you're gonna hear someone say, Oh, I heard this girl Jennifer this great quote, you're gonna be like, that's my quote.  Logan Freeman  27:32  I love it. I love it. I grant you access to anything that's on there.  Jennifer Gilgoric  27:37  So don't, don't don't give me free rein loaded because I will take it and I will just run like a chicken with its head cut off. Anyway, so we're getting to the end of things. Can you think of anything else that maybe some potential investors whether or not they're brand new or they're just looking to diversify their already large portfolios might might get from what you're doing right now. They're in the Kansas City. area, you know, Logan Freeman  28:00  I would just say it's time to take control of your financial future. And, and that starts with education. So, you know, a lot of folks get really scared when we start to talk about economics, but you have to understand the fundamentals are what's going on, not only with the economy, but the financial system that backs our economy. So it's super important to know that those are not one in the same. And so macro trends that are happening, how those are affecting the micro markets that you live in, and that you can invest in. So find somebody that's an expert, some and then there's so much education out there, you guys do a great job, there's so many podcasts, you know, just Google and start instead of watching 400 episodes of Netflix, you know, start watching, you know, 399 and one podcasts a day, you know, I mean, so it's time to myself and make it make some really good financial decisions because it'll help you in the future. So that's all I would say. Jennifer Gilgoric  28:53  We've said a lot and I just actually love Logan, your spirit and you just have all this energy and I just wish you All the best of luck and I hope we have you on again. Thanks so much, Tammy. We're gonna have to end it before I just like grab him up and I adopt him in some way. This lovely family. Thank you again, Logan.  Logan Freeman  29:13  Thank you guys.  Jennifer Gilgoric  29:15  Tammy tell them how they can reach Logan and find more information and all that other good stuff. Tammy Geerling 29:20Absolutely. Thank you again, Logan, for all the great advice and we will have everything of Logan's on our show notes. So anywhere you can find us at leafy legal. We are on all the podcast platforms. We're all over social media. So we will have all of Logan's links there. And thank you again, Jennifer and Brian, for hosting for us today. And we hope to see everybody next time. Have a great day. We're out for now. Bye bye you guys. Male Announcer  30:01  Attention real estate investors and entrepreneurs. Did you know that real estate investors are a primary target for lawsuits according to the National Survey of the court data 25% of Americans risk being sued in their lifetime. However, if you are a real estate investor, you have a 95% chance of being sued in the next 20 years. 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We welcome Jesse Benedetti from East Valley High School in Yakima Washington. He talks about his program, organizing efficient practices, and ends with talking about the great weekend of the All State series! 

Harrison Garcia In this episode Mark Masters talks to Harrison Garcia, show runner and almost 5 year comedian out of Denver, CO. Mark drives Harrison from Castle Rock to an open mic at Lulu's Downstairs in Manitou Springs, CO and they talk comedy, comedians, and stand up comics. They discuss: - 48 mile drive - Ben Verbeck, open mic host - Comedy in Colorado Springs - Traveling jokes - Sam Tallent - Nimble comedy - Sandy Colfax band - Korey David show in Arvada - How Harrison got started in comedy - First comedy set - 5280comedy.com - Zac Maas and John Wilkins - the importance of a punchline - be yourself, don't be the idea of a comic in your head - five years ago less comics - creative momentum requires goals - producing music shows helped with comedy - jagged mountain brewing comedy show, 3.5 years old - comedy show up top announcement - marketing a comedy show - good and bad crowds - crazy show story featuring Janae Burris and Jordan Wieleba - start mic or show for stage time - travel comedy story with Kyle Pogue - travel comedy story with Ed Bell - anchor gig (big money gig) - Yakima Washington, Bill's Place - Trapped in the snow! - Portland, OR - Liquid Lounge in Boise, ID - Twin Falls, ID - Junction Springs, KS - Vail Comedy Show - Derrick Stroup, Kallan Reese, Andy Hamilton, Pat Treuer - music show disaster - opening spot difficulty, daylight - Room orientation - MC and hosting tips - tell do not ask - Deacon Gray MC class review - goals for mic - flat punchline that usually works - Lulu's downstairs - notgoodyet.com - crowd work discussion - construction zone (I got a flat tire the next day from this) - great mic for stretching - shows - joke workshop - laying pipe in a joke writing context - Lincoln, NE And much, much more. Strap in. This is a good one. Brought to you by Not Good Yet, the book by Mark Masters. www.notgoodyet.com

Episode 4 video This episode is brought to you by baseballcloud and OnBaseU. iTunes  Stitcher Google Spotify Summary:   In this episode of Ahead of the Curve, I proceed forward in the discussion with Craig Hyatt, the Hitting Coach at East Valley High School in Yakima Washington, and Doug Latta a hitting trainer from Bally Yard based in Northridge California. This fourth episode covers topics related to drills to improve movement of the heel and foot kicks during the swinging process. Gain some guidance on how to create more consistent hitters that can self-correct their process. Show Notes: Guests: Craig Hyatt, the Hitting Coach at East Valley High School in Yakima Washington, and Doug Latta a hitting trainer from Bally Yard based in Northridge California Craig and Doug discuss a beneficial heel drill How to create a backside drive into a front side brace What is the “kick drill” for swinging Any move that doesn’t allow your foot to release will jeopardize your line How do you fix holes in your swing What is a good process to hit a baseball How many different body types do they see in high school Hitting the ball hard is a myth Get consistent in your hitting path Learn how to self-correct your swing Avoid cookie-cutter coaching advice Move forward from mistakes Getting upset and emotional makes a player unbalanced   3 Key Points: It is natural for the body to want to kick during a swing.  All we can do as a hitter is go on time, find a good balance point, and take a swing.  Vision and timing are a part of balance. Tweetable Quotes: “If the front foot comes up underneath my hip, I carry athletically.” - Doug Latta (2:45) “I’m going to keep the foot, knee, and hip together, even in a practice.” - Doug Latta (3:54) “A lot of people say ‘keep that foot down’ Don’t you dare, that’s an anchor.’” - Doug Latta (8:12) “You’ve got to be able to do damage on any pitch.” - Doug Latta (10:14) “He just missed that pitch. Don’t throw it again because he won’t miss it twice.” - Doug Latta (11:40) “Why do people quit playing baseball? Because they can’t hit. This game is no fun when you can’t hit.” - Doug Latta (14:13) “Strength compliments a swing. It doesn’t define a swing.” - Doug Latta (16:50) “The key is, the more they understand their body and feel it, they're going to be able to fix.” - Doug Latta (19:22)   Resources Mentioned: Ahead of the Curve Podcast @AOTC_podcast Craig Hyatt Twitter: @HyattCraig Doug Latta Twitter: @LattaDoug Ballyard.net Website and Social Media sites for the show  www.aotcpodcast.com Twitter @aotc_podcast Facebook Ahead of the Curve Coaches Facebook group Instagram aotc_podcast

YouTube Video This episode is brought to you by baseballcloud and OnBaseU. iTunes  Stitcher Google Spotify Summary: In this episode of Ahead of the Curve, I continue the discussion with Craig Hyatt, the Hitting Coach at East Valley High School in Yakima Washington, and Doug Latta a hitting trainer from Bally Yard based in Northridge California. During this third installment of our talk, we get into the importance of developing a natural, clean hitting setup and establishing a fluid hitting range.   Show Notes: Guests: Craig Hyatt, the Hitting Coach at East Valley High School in Yakima Washington, and Doug Latta a hitting trainer from Bally Yard based in Northridge California “The Two Hand Under” move is explained by Craig Hyatt and Doug Latta What has helped Craig become trained to see proper swings Typically only hits and home runs are showcased, not the consistency level of a hitter How do kids pick their hitting set-ups What can we learn from the sound decibels of hits What is the importance of having an effective range of contact Which training drills are very beneficial for hitters What is the movement called “moving into the staircase” You have to have front side resistance to have back side Every hitter has to operate on their own terms   3 Key Points:  Swing clean, free, and fast, but not necessarily harder.  Sound is loud and long at the point of contact during a hit.  A good miss is having a good position, with your energy driving towards the pitcher.   Tweetable Quotes: “One major leaguer that I assembled some video for, who just ordered one season. I had 80-some videos of him, just in one season.” - Craig Hyatt (1:12) “There is no ABC, 123, cookie-cutting way to make a hitter.” - Doug Latta (2:32) “New hitters are going to grow. Even big leaguers change. But, there is not ’this is the perfect swing.’” - Doug Latta (2:48) “People ask me all the time, with all the videos I’ve seen, ‘who is your favorite?’ I don’t know. My favorite is the player’s best swing.” - Craig Hyatt (2:59) “I don’t fix swings. I fix setups.” - Craig Hyatt (3:48) “If we get in a good set-up, it will create a good first move, that will get the balance, and everything takes care of itself after that.” - Craig Hyatt (5:00) “My shoulders need to stay very level in my move in order for me to have balance. Because if my shoulders go downhill, I’m going to fall, I’m going to rush, and I’m going to come in and out of the zone.” - Doug Latta (13:30) “It is not easy to spin, which is not a natural move for the body.” - Doug Latta (22:25) Resources Mentioned: Ahead of the Curve Podcast @AOTC_podcast Craig Hyatt Twitter: @HyattCraig Doug Latta Twitter: @LattaDoug Ballyard.net Website and Social Media sites for the show  www.aotcpodcast.com Twitter @aotc_podcast Facebook Ahead of the Curve Coaches Facebook group Instagram aotc_podcast

Our 100th episode of Beer is a Conversation!  This week we meet two Kevins - Kevin Smith and Kevin Quinn from Bale Breaker Brewing in Yakima Washington. You might see a few collaboration beers hitting the market from Bale Breaker as they were in the country recently. We caught up with them at Balter where they were brewing with Scott Hargrave using an experimental hop called 'dimples'. We learn all about Bale Breaker and why a family of hop growers would want to make beer instead of hops.  We apologise for the quality of the audio but hope you'll stick around and enjoy the conversation. Radio Brews News is proudly presented by Cryer Malt. With over 25 years in the field, Cryer Malt has been bringing you the world's best local and imported malts. Your premium brewing partner and proud supporters of Brews News. We thank Rallings Labels and Stickers for sponsoring this podcast. Call Rallings on 1300 852 235 to discover a more efficient way to get your small batch canning labels done. If you like what we do at Radio Brews News you can help us out by: Sponsoring the show Reviewing us on iTunes or your favourite podcasting service Emailing us at producer@brewsnews.com.au to share your thoughts All letter writers will receive a brews news bottle opener and go into the draw to win a mixed six-pack thanks to our good friends at Beer Cartel who sponsor our letter for the week.

Our 100th episode of Beer is a Conversation!  This week we meet two Kevins - Kevin Smith and Kevin Quinn from Bale Breaker Brewing in Yakima Washington. You might see a few collaboration beers hitting the market from Bale Breaker as they were in the country recently. We caught up with them at Balter where they were brewing with Scott Hargrave using an experimental hop called 'dimples'. We learn all about Bale Breaker and why a family of hop growers would want to make beer instead of hops.  We apologise for the quality of the audio but hope you'll stick around and enjoy the conversation. Radio Brews News is proudly presented by Cryer Malt. With over 25 years in the field, Cryer Malt has been bringing you the world’s best local and imported malts. Your premium brewing partner and proud supporters of Brews News. We thank Rallings Labels and Stickers for sponsoring this podcast. Call Rallings on 1300 852 235 to discover a more efficient way to get your small batch canning labels done. If you like what we do at Radio Brews News you can help us out by: Sponsoring the show Reviewing us on iTunes or your favourite podcasting service Emailing us at producer@brewsnews.com.au to share your thoughts All letter writers will receive a brews news bottle opener and go into the draw to win a mixed six-pack thanks to our good friends at Beer Cartel who sponsor our letter for the week.

Episode 2 YouTube Link This episode is brought to you by baseballcloud and OnBaseU. iTunes  Stitcher Google Spotify Summary: In this episode of Ahead of the Curve, I join in on the discussion with Craig Hyatt, the Hitting Coach at East Valley High School in Yakima Washington, and Doug Latta a hitting trainer from BallYard based in Northridge California. We break down the impact of balance in leveraging the power and abilities of the human body, and how to break bad habits that are hurting hitters. Show Notes: Guests: Craig Hyatt, the Hitting Coach at East Valley High School in Yakima Washington, and Doug Latta a hitting trainer from Bally Yard based in Northridge California How do they define balance and why do we need it What is the biggest grind move Describe what people mean by “get into the ground” How can coaches get their players moving more effectively Why can tennis drills improve hitting How can hockey slap shot drills benefit baseball hitting Backspin is built in when you hit through a spin How does tennis showcase how players create power Homes runs come from being smooth and productive with your body You have got to have consistency What is a the hitting strategy called “shut piece” How prevalent is the analysis of  high school player stats and data You have to hit through each pitch What does it mean to have a soft entry into the zone Don’t hit your pitches with your front arm Video and data can show a hitter what their body is doing 3 Key Points: The body works better from a position of balance. Tennis drills offer players the chance to feel proper body movement when hitting. One hit every two weeks, at the big league level, is 20 points towards your average Tweetable Quotes: “I have a very strong bias for balance. I think it is elemental to the way bodies move.” - Craig Hyatt (01:35) “I really think tennis and actually throwing are the best ways that really exemplify how our bodies should move when we hit.” - Doug Latta (13:18) “We really hit balls in a line and in a rectangle.” - Doug Latta (17:38) “The thing with tennis, all the bodies are different. So there is variation of how guys create power, but they also need to be consistent, they need to hit the ball in a certain direction.” - Craig Hyatt (21:08) “‘I worked really hard to hit that home run.’ No, you hit that homerun because you were clean and efficient with your body.” - Craig Hyatt (22:37) “Most young hitters and a lot of professional hitters have big shoulder moves. And if we don’t get those out of them, they aren’t going any farther.” - Doug Latta (24:36) “Once we get down to balance, the one key I want and give people is, you have to hit through every pitch you see.” - Doug Latta (30:33) “Train young hitters so that they have the same basic moves that they’re going to have up the latter, and their adjustments become internal.” - Doug Latta (31:40) Resources Mentioned: Ahead of the Curve Podcast @AOTC_podcast Craig Hyatt Twitter: @HyattCraig Doug Latta Twitter: @LattaDoug Ballyard.net Website and Social Media sites for the show  www.aotcpodcast.com Twitter @aotc_podcast Facebook Ahead of the Curve Coaches Facebook group Instagram aotc_podcast

Episode 1 YouTube Link This episode is brought to you by baseballcloud and OnBaseU. iTunes  Stitcher Google Spotify Summary: In this episode of Ahead of the Curve, I welcome Craig Hyatt, the Hitting Coach at East Valley High School in Yakima Washington and Doug Latta a hitting trainer from Bally Yard based in Northridge California. Craig and Doug have an informative discussion about how to perfect batting swings through balance, posture, vision, timing, coverage, and body awareness. Learn how to identify and break the cycle of flaws that hitters often carry along into their careers if not stopped early on. Show Notes: Guest: Craig Hyatt, Baseball Coach and Doug Latta, What is Craig Hyatt’s training currently focusing on Doug Latta has been working on trying to match posture with control You don’t really need a lot of space to hit the ball How can you determine when your posture breaks What does it take to create a hitter with body awareness and balance What are some of the problems that hitters face Get awareness of your body along with your swing 90% of what you do as a hitter is not swinging, but preparing to swing Hitters are losing coverage and time through body moves that they think are strong If your shoulders are up you are out of your legs and are shoulder-driven Tennis is a better overlay than golf for how your body should swing a baseball bat A good swing should feel effortless without the body grinding The bat will do what your body does At some point your repeated flaws will bring your game to a grueling halt Even the best are always working on their game With the right dynamics you can put your full body weight into your swing Pitch recognition is important to technique You want your heels down as long as they can be during your swing 3 Key Points:  If you throw a baseball slow motion you control it with the back leg.  When the brain is off balance it fires muscles against what the body is trying to do.  Many of the big league problems with hitters come from timing of their swing.  Tweetable Quotes: “We are really trying to concentrate on doing a good forward move...but finding out the muscles that really achieve that move so we can control it.” - Craig Hyatt (00:22) “We’ve got to try to match our alignment, our posture, on the move at the same time.” - Doug Latta (03:24) “Some hitters are great enough to survive flaws. Well, 99.99% of the people aren’t going to.” - Craig Hyatt (4:51) “Our move to 50-50 is a lot easier if I’m in balance and my posture holds.” - Craig Hyatt (6:38) “The minute my posture breaks a little bit, lots of things go wrong.” - Craig Hyatt (6:45) “If you can create a hitter that has total body awareness, but they know what move and what muscles is going to get them to that spot, you can create consistency over a long period of time.” - Doug Latta (9:38) “There is game time, and game time in adjustments.“ - Craig Hyatt (11:05) “I want to hit through every pitch I see.” - Craig Hyatt (24:08) Resources Mentioned: Ahead of the Curve Podcast @AOTC_podcast Craig Hyatt Twitter: @HyattCraig Doug Latta Twitter: @LattaDoug Ballyard.net   Website and Social Media sites for the show  www.aotcpodcast.com Twitter @aotc_podcast Facebook Ahead of the Curve Coaches Facebook group Instagram aotc_podcast  

Tieton Cider Works was founded by Marcus Roberts and is based in Yakima Washington. Tieton works with Harmony Orchards which has 55 acres of cider apples and perry pears. Marcus who takes a scientific approach to making cider and perry, is the General Manager of Tieton Cider Works overseeing both a modern and traditional approach to cider making. In this chat Marcus shares how Tieton using the technique called keeving to make Perry. Why make Keeved Cider or Perry? Keeving provide a sweet profile without needing to add sugar (back sweetening) when bottling. Growing Perry Pears Tieton has eight different varieties of Perry Pears and uses a trellis system for the pear trees. Marcus is testing the old adage “growing pears for your heirs” finding that by using a trellis system for growing in 4 years, the trees grew 12 feet! Tieton plants trees 12 feet across and 5 feet between trees - a 12 x 5 trellis system The limbs are trained down the wire on the trellis system. Picking Perry Pears Color pick the pears. Pick when green- which Marcus says they develop more aroma when stored. Versus picking it “dead ripe” on the tree. Marcus monitors the pear to see if the pear turning yellow on the outside. Once ripe, they must be pressed within 24 hours to avoid the pears turning to mush. Tieton Perry Making methods Macerate over the course of 24 hours - for the tannin structure. Leaves the pulp on the juice. Marcus says, “Some of the tannins are solvable. By leaving tannins on the juice during the process of Maceration the tannins become more supple. This is what we are going for.” Once done, Tieton then goes through the keeving process with the perry. Managing citric acid when making perry. Manage the bacterias that produce acetic bacteria by temperature control. Tieton manages it by temperature control. around 34 degrees Fahrenheit. It took 5 months to drop 5 brixs at that temperature. When it the peak time to drink a high tannin Perry. Tannin helps the perry or cider age very slowly can cellar for a longer time and will have the tendency to get better over time. Contact Tieton Cider Works Website: https://tietonciderworks.com email: info@tietonciderworks.com Phone: 509-571-1430 Address: 619 South J Street Yakima, WA 98902 Mentions in this Chat Totally Cider Tour - September 23-29, 2018 - Normandy France Reservations 23rd Annual Boston Homebrew Competition May 5, 2018 Great Lakes International Cider and Perry (GLINTCAP) competition May 16-19, 2018 Ask for the following ciders - By supporting these cidermakers, you in turn help Cider Chat Kurant Cider - Pennsylvania : listen to Joe Getz on episode 14 Big Apple Hard Cider - NYC : listen to Danielle von Scheiner on episode 35 Oliver’s Cider and Perry - Herefordshire/UK ; listen to Tom Oliver on episode 29 Santa Cruz Cider Company - California : listen to Nicole Todd on episode 60 The Cider Project aka EthicCider- California Albermale CiderWorks : listen to Chuck Shelton on episode 56 Cider Summit : listen to Alan Shapiro founder of this cider fest on episode 75. Ramborn Cider Co. Luxembourg. Big Fish Cider Co. Virginia Tanuki Cider Co. Santa Cruz California episode 103 Ross on Wye Cider and Perry, UK Process and Analytical NMR Services - John Edwards provides analytics of cider - stay tuned for his Chemical Fingerprints workshop coming up on Cider Chat Join the #ciderGoingUP Campaign today!  Please Help Support Cider Chat Please donate today. Help keep the chat thriving! Find this episode and all episodes at the page for Cider Chat's podcasts. Listen also at iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher (for Android), iHeartRadio , Spotify and wherever you love to listen to podcasts. Follow on twitter @ciderchat  

This Evening I was able to have a lovely chat with my good friend Todd Walberg. A talented music photographer currently based out of Yakima Washington. We sit down at one of my favorite coffee shops and talk about photography, stage lighting, music, venues, and what it's like being an indie music photographer in the Pacific Northwest. Source

This week we bring you a special episode. It's an exclusive field report from Joel Herzfeld, who traveled to Yakima Washington and worked in the haunted Capital Theater. During his stay, he learned the history behind the theaters ghostly inhabitant.

Gary Puckett, creció en Yakima Washington, aunque después se fue a San Diego California.¿Cómo eligió su nombre para su grupo?

Gary Puckett, creció en Yakima Washington, aunque después se fue a San Diego California.¿Cómo eligió su nombre para su grupo?

April Carter from Together Church in Yakima Washington continues the "Home" series.

April Carter from Together Church in Yakima Washington continues the "Home" series.