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We interview families who have dreamed big and taken epic adventures! Why wait for retirement? You can travel and have amazing experiences with your family....NOW! Listen in each week as we get the inside scoop on how they planned, and the ups and downs of what worked and what didn't. Bottom line is...

Today on the show we have Shellie from {Kid Tripster} to share about their 72-day adventure around the world! Shellie didn't grow up in a family that travelled a lot but knew it was something she wanted to do with her husband and 2 boys and so she began planning!! After their big trip, they've come home and she began the site Kid Tripster to combine her love of journalism and family travel. Shellie now has contributors from all over the world sharing real life experience of their own family travels, making her website an awesome resource for families planning to travel. Be sure to listen to the whole episode to hear where they went with their round-the-world tickets PLUS  more details about their trip including bike rides in The Netherlands, Hunting in Tanzania, and a mountain climb in Nepal.

149- Kid Tripster

Today on the show we have Megan and Aaron from {The Art Pantry} sharing about a unique trip their family got to take together. All the details that fell into place in such a way made their story inspiring and just really fun! It began with Megan listening to Family Adventure Podcast and getting inspired by the awesome families out there take great adventures. She slowly began to dream and plan for their family to take their own kind of adventure and Set a Date! It took Aaron a little bit longer to come around but he shares how in retrospect, learning to support your spouse's dreams can lead to an unforgettable experience and even let him accomplish one of his own dreams through all this. So at the beginning of 2017, the took off with their 2 girls, and spent 3 months on the road throughout the US and visited over 22 states! The truck and trailer were loaned to them from Airstream for a Campaign they were running. That along with other details of finding work connections on the road and renting out their house with AirB&B;, they watched as all the details fell into place to prepare for this cool adventure! Be sure to listen to the whole episode to find out more of that did on the road and how they planned their route!

148- The Art Pantry

Today on the show we have Kate from {Sons of Adventure} to share all about their adventuring around Australia and the outdoor hiking their family love to do!  Kate and her husband Scott have been together for 19 years and have always enjoyed the outdoors so when they had the boys, very close in age, they naturally started slowly exploring the outdoors as the kids got older. Recently, they just finished The Yuraygir Coastal Walk, which for them was a 5 day hike and for 2 of the boys it was their first overnight hike/multiway hike. It was located on the coast which made it a simple hike as far as variation in altitude and an easy one to start out before choosing some more challenging hikes later this next year.   Kate shares a lot of great advice for families who may be overwhelmed by the ida of taking on a massive family full-time adventure and encourages families to adventure when and where they can. She also talks about some of the cool benefits she's seen in the boys as a result of getting out there and explore and what can do for their character and outlook on life. 

147- Sons of Adventure

Today on the show we have Linn and David from {Home Free Family} who have recently made the move to travel full time! David used to be in the military and they would travel in and around their homeland of Australia any chance or break they could get. When he retired last year they loved the freedom of finally moving into life on the move.    After planning and preparation, they began to realize it would be cheaper from them to travel full time vs. living day to day life in Australia, that made the decision to go a little bit more easy. We have heard this from several families on the show and think it's a great encouragement if you're on the fence about the finances.    They share a lot about what they do for schooling on the move or "worldschooling" and why that's been so great for their kids and why it works for them. They also share several tid-bits about backpack travel through Southeast Asia so if you're headed that way....make sure to listen to the episode all the way through!

146- Home Free Family

Today on the show we have Heather again from {FaithTakesFlights} to share about how their trip went! We talked to Heather back in Episode 88 right as they were heading out on their RV Adventure throughout the US and are so glad we got to catch up with her again to hear more details about the trip. She shares about the fun experience of meeting other families on the road &  during their stay for the winter in Florida, but also some of the challenges on the road and learning to adjust to life on the move especially during the first couple months. Heather also talks about how the schooling on the road changed as their trip progressed. Be sure to listen to the whole episode to hear more details on their route throughout the US and their truck breakdown in Canada!

145- Faith Takes Flight

Family Adventure Podcast with Erik Hemingway

Over 250 interviews with Digital Nomads, Location Independent Entrepreneurs and Expats living the 4-hour workweek! 

Subscribe for weekly interviews about the best places in the world to live, travel, all while starting or running and online business!  Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotif...

It's been a few years since I've spoken to my old friend Nicholas Gregoriades who has since went through a tough divorce, business and life move. Here's what he's been to up since, and how he got through it all. 


Nic's Links: https://linktr.ee/nicholasgregoriades









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Ep 278 - Catching up with Nic G

In this episode I'll go through the history and future of the Nomad Summit and how it's affected the lives of many people who attended. 


"Hey There Johnny,
Alex was here visiting me recently in Panama. At one point we were reminiscing about living in Playa, what's transpired since then and how we met at the Digital Nomad Summit. We began talking about how many people we met from that event and still keep in contact with, how it was an impactful series of events, the friendships and connections that were made, how grateful we are for your creation and making it happen . . . also how much time, work, resources and, most of all, heart it took to pull it off. 
Alex and I wanted to thank you . . . So, I thought of all the other connections and friends of people I met there and put them in here. Sooooo, thank you for everything you did!  The impacts of your effort are sill rippling out into the lives that you touched by pursuing your inspiration.  Thank you for collecting and attracting amazing people who I value the friendships of.  Sending you lots of love, wherever you may be in the world!  
Thank You Johnny!!!! ✨

Ep 277 - Digtal Nomad Summit

Here's a Q&A; with a solo episode intro about the Nomad Summit conference and travel plans for 2023-2024. 




Watch the ⁠2nd part Q&A; here on YouTube. ⁠



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Ep 276 - Digital Nomad Life in Ukraine vs. Thailand

I met and trained with Will "the kill" Chope in 2011 at Phuket Top Team, since then he's fought professionally around the world, including for the UFC. We reminisce about our times living in Phuket, talk about prices and how inflation has affected Thailand since, and what it would take for a young wanna be fight pro to get started today. 


Will Chope: instagram.com/asiawillthekill
Johnny FD: instagram.com/johnnyfdj

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Ep 275 - Muay Thai and MMA Dreams in Thailand (Will "the kill" Chope)

In this episode, I interview three Ukrainian guys currently living in a city south of Kyiv to see what life is like there and what they think of foreigners who live in Ukraine now. Pavlo, Slava, and Bogdan are tech and science workers and are examples of some of the brightest minds of the Ukrainian workforce. 




Their podcast is called Технічна База (technical base). It's mainly in Ukrainian, but there are some episodes in English as well. 




We recorded an episode to like to discuss with you your experience living in Ukraine. Can you give some advice to digital nomads or IT crowd who might consider moving to Ukraine? Things like these. 




Listen to our interview here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6p2i3aRVOP9Aa4zcOfM486?si=3eb82b7c146741b6




They are also available on apple podcasts and google podcasts. 



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Ep 274 - The Ukrainians (Pavlo, Slava, and Bogdan)

Travel Like a Boss

The future award-winning podcast from the award-winning Las Vegas blogger who brings you all the Las Vegas news, unfounded rumors and WTF you can possibly stomach.

This is our best episode, ever. Possibly because we're too busy to write a longer description.

Ep. 162 - Magic and Miracles

Where have we been? Where have you been? We're back with a virtual walkthrough of the newest casino resort in town, Fontainebleau Las Vegas. We also chat with a Las Vegas couple, John and Kristina Mehaffey, who visited 93 casinos in less than 24 hours. You'll get the inside scoop you won't get anywhere else about all things Vegas, so strap in. Warning: Done incorrectly, strapping in can cause chafing or erectile dysfunction. Fair warning.

Ep. 161 - Bleau Balls

We blather, you play the show on 2x speed. Rude.

Ep. 160 - Neutral Groin

It's time for a virtual deluge of Las Vegas news and exclusive commentary about what's happening in the world's most exciting city besides Amsterdam. We took a little time off, so there's a lot to share. Not just the stories every other bonehead reports when they get a news release. The stories behind the stories and the stories hiding under the ottoman. The juicy stuff. The nitty-gritty. The scoop. Plus lots of wild speculation and fooltommery, which isn't a thing, but it will be, just watch. 

Ep. 159 - Cancellation Nation

As if the world weren't already full of words, here are more. Many of these are related to Las Vegas.

Ep. 158 - Sea Cockroaches

Vital Vegas Podcast

Whether you’re just getting started or are a seasoned camping expert, Girl Camper’s practical tips, inspirational interviews and their own experiences from the road will inspire you to ‘go places and do things’!

Sports

Wilderness

Self-Improvement


It's National Bike Month and this week we are celebrating it at Girl Camper!  On this week's podcast episode we visit with Cameron Hahn of Buzz Bikes about e-bikes.  Things you should know before you buy one, what to look for in one, what to avoid.  



AND Girl Camper has partnered with Buzz Bikes to give away their Cerana II e-bike! To enter to win, post a picture of you with a bike you want to replace on Instagram and tag @BuzzBicycles and @Girl_Camper in the photo. Contest ends May 23rd, 2024 at 1:00PM EDT.




https://youtu.be/l9-i6OixJaY


All About E-Bikes


Girl Camper's Camper in Chief, Janine Pettit, V.P. of Operations, Lesa McDermott and Michigan Girl Camper Guide, Tracey Stieb, are revving up for an epic adventure down the Green River in Utah from July 8th to 14th, complete with thrilling rafting and starry camping nights. In this podcast, Lesa chats with Molly Mickel, the owner of Mild 2 Wild Rafting Company, about what to expect on this wild ride.



Molly spills the beans on the Gates of Lodore trip, a gem in Dinosaur National Monument known for its breathtaking scenery and challenging rapids. From splashy class IIs to heart-pounding class IV, there's no shortage of excitement. Adventurers can paddle in rafts or hop into kayaks for a more personal thrill. Each day promises a mix of rafting, hiking, and scenic breaks, with delicious meals cooked riverside.



Lesa's excitement for kayaking echoes with Molly, who shares insider tips on how to make the most of the trip. The duo discusses camp life, from setting up tents to enjoying the starlit skies sans shelter. With campfires, stories, and cozy sleeping arrangements, it's a recipe for unforgettable nights.



Concerns about facilities and bugs are swiftly addressed by Molly, who assures a hassle-free and bug-light experience.  Molly shares her journey from corporate life to rafting entrepreneur, emphasizing the transformative power of nature and the joy of disconnecting from the hustle and bustle.



Molly highlights the trip's ultimate allure: a digital detox in nature's embrace. With no cell service and a stunning backdrop, it's the perfect prescription for rejuvenation and re-connection with oneself and the great outdoors. So, for anyone craving adventure, camaraderie, and a break from the daily grind, the Green River awaits, promising memories that'll last a lifetime.  It's not too late to sign up for this awesome trip and grab one of the few spots left.  Just head over to the Girl Camper website's event page and search for events in Utah.  




https://youtu.be/BMfHtu_7nmo


Rafting & Camping Through The Gates of Lodore


Looking for a different way to cook good food at the campground?  From steamed vegetables, to lasagna to fresh baked bread, in this episode of the podcast you can learn how as Lesa McDermott introduces Gustaf Lunden from Omnia Stovetop Ovens. Gustaf shares his background and the inception of Omnia, tracing its roots back to a marketing agency collaboration nearly two decades ago. He explains the concept of the Omnia stovetop oven, a versatile three-part design ideal for outdoor cooking and baking.



Gustaf discusses his camping experiences, emphasizing the allure of fresh, outdoor-baked food like lasagna and bread. He highlights the Omnia oven's adaptability to various heat sources and its popularity among overlanders and RV enthusiasts. We also touch on accessories like silicone liners and baking racks, enhancing convenience and cooking options.



Gustaf underscores the supportive community around Omnia products, with users sharing recipes and tips online. Lesa encourages listeners to explore Omnia's website, offering a special discount code for a free oven for a limited time.



To get your own Omnia Stovetop Oven, please visit Omnia's website. 



To watch the video of this podcast, check it out on the Girl Camper YouTube Channel.




https://youtu.be/K7OsKohwJVA






Camping Culinary Delights: Cooking with Omnia Stovetop Ovens


If creating memories, giving siblings, cousins and in-laws opportunities to bond, spending time outdoors with those you love the most all seem like worthy goals, this week’s show is for you. I am taking a look at three things you are going to want to get right in order to make multi generational camping a success. 



The right rv 



The right campground 



The right attitude. 



Stay tuned for episode 220 of the girl camper podcast 



Welcome I’m Janine Pettit, Girl Camper ambassador, Editor in Chief of the Girl Camper magazine, adventurist and podcaster and this is episode 220 of Girl Camper THE PODCAST



The right RV for multi-generational outings – Ask yourself a few questions before you begin your search - Are you just wanting space to sleep. Will you be camping no matter the weather. How important is privacy to you.



Travel trailer – 



1.   pros - more affordable, open floor plan, can tow it easily



2.   cons - bunk space without doors, one bathroom, primary bedroom is not private



Fifth wheel – 



1.   pros - private primary bedroom, bath and a half or two full depending on model, bunkroom with door, loads of outdoor storage, more space 



2.  cons – cost is higher, need larger tow vehicle to get where you are going  



Toy hauler – 



1.   pros - flexible floor plans, use garage multiple ways, drop down bed hides away when not in use, second bathroom, side decks, kids off the ground when muddy



2.  cost, tow vehicle needed, depending on size, can’t be accommodated by all campgrounds 



Park models – 



1.   pros - home feel, can make improvements, 



2.  cons - can’t change locations, must sell on site when you’re done, locked in at one location 



The Right campground – 



Going to depend on what your family likes to do but should be something everyone decides on together 



·      Seasonal – ready to go, make friends at the campground, familiarity, know you have a spot, don’t have to haul big toys around like kayaks 



·      Change it up – fun trying out new campgrounds, access to new tourist destinations, must plan far ahead 



·      Membership clubs – save money overall, harvest host, thousand trails, 



The right attitude - 



·      Don’t be precious about the RV – kids make a mess, there’s a lot of stuff with multi generation, not a magazine or Instagram feed 



·      Give everyone freedom to do as they please – if you want your kids and grand-kids to feel welcome, let them do as they please



·      Be food flexible – set up a drink station outside so the fridge inside can stay cold. Get the Camco fridge for under the awning. Take turns planning family meals, involve everyone in food choices, clean together




https://youtu.be/wuyYPqt51uU


Episode 220:  Multi Generational Camper


In Episode 219 of the Girl Camper podcast, co-host Janine Pettit delves into her personal journey and decision to embrace seasonal camping. Despite her initial reservations, Janine reflects on her extensive solo travels and the joy of discovering newfound independence in the great outdoors. However, life transitions, including becoming a grandmother and downsizing her living space, prompted her to reassess her camping routine. With a desire to spend more time with her grandchildren and simplify her weekend getaways, Janine found herself drawn to the idea of seasonal camping.



Through heartfelt anecdotes and candid reflections, Janine shares the various reasons why seasonal camping resonated with her. From the convenience of having a vacation home without the hefty price tag to the opportunity for quality time with loved ones, Janine explores the multifaceted benefits of this lifestyle shift. She emphasizes the ease of use and flexibility that seasonal camping offers, particularly for individuals with busy schedules or teenagers with conflicting commitments.



Moreover, Janine discusses the practical aspects of seasonal camping, such as camper storage and the potential for creating a versatile bonus space for guests or remote work. As she navigates the process of selecting a new RV for her seasonal adventures, Janine invites listeners to join her on this exciting journey of exploration and transition.




https://youtu.be/2WTh3QspBxg


Episode 219:  Seasonal Camping: Embracing a New Chapter with Janine Pettit

Girl Camper

In this podcast, German podcaster Annik Rubens talks slowly about topics of everyday German life, from beergardens to recycling. More information and Premium Podcast with learning materials on Slow German at www.slowgerman.com. You can read the complete transcript of each episode on this internet-si...

Language Learning

Seit den 1970er-Jahren gibt es den autofreien Sonntag. Was es damit auf sich hat, erzähle ich Dir heute.

Der autofreie Sonntag – SG 272

Bald ist Muttertag in Deutschland! Genauer gesagt feiern wir ihn am 12. Mai.

Muttertag und Vatertag – SG 271

In Deutschland fanden in den letzten Monaten häufig Demonstrationen gegen Rechtsextremismus statt.

Demonstrationen gegen Rechtsextremismus – SG 270

Wanderungen sind Spaziergänge in der Natur - zum Beispiel in den Bergen.

Wandern in Deutschland – SG 269

Heute geht es um Steuern und das Finanzamt in Deutschland.

Steuern und das Finanzamt – SG 268

Slow German

A fun, honest and common sense approach to a Disney vacation. We discuss the latest Disney related news, rumors, Disney trip reports, Disney tips, tricks, and more! Our goal is to help you maximize your time, save money and have more fun!

Leisure

On this episode, we have some news about when Tiana's Bayou Adventure is opening and some preview dates, plus more information and opening date for the Island Tower at Polynesian Village Villas & Bungalows. We also do another Animal Kingdom attraction tier list, where we rank the attractions into S - F categories.

Ep 507 - Disney News + Animal Kingdom Attraction Tier List

On this episode, we talk about dates being announced for Mickey's Not So Svary Halloween Party later this year, Disney's 2nd quarter earning call news & we review our experience at Yak & Yeti in Animal Kingdom.

Ep 506 - Disney News + Yak & Yeti Review

On this episode, we share all of the details we learned from the Super Nintendo World land reveal (and some details that haven't been released yet). We also give our review of Circus McGirkus Cafe Stoopendus restaurant in Islands of Adventure.

CTM Universal Ep 62 - Super Nintendo World Details Revealed + Circus McGirkus Cafe Stoopendus Dining Review

On this episode, we discuss some news about upcoming refurbishments at a few hotels and how Disney is celebrating mothers this Mother's Day. We also have a review about our brief stay at a Delta Hotel in Kissimmee and if it compares to an on property hotel.

Ep 505 - Disney News + Delta Hotels by Marriott Orlando Celebration Review

On this episode, we have news about the dates for this year's EPCOT International Food and Wine Festival and a celebration for the 35th anniversary of the Disney's Hollywood Studios is coming on May 1st. Also, Jamie gives her review and experience of the newly reopened 1900 Park Fare character breakfast at Grand Floridian.

Ep 504 - Disney News + 1900 Park Fare Reopening Review

Capture The Magic - Disney World Podcast | Disney World Travel Podcast | Disney World News & Rumors Podcast

What if you could decide what stories Vermont Public should be covering, before they're even assigned? That's the idea behind Brave Little State.

There’s a tooth embedded in a retaining wall alongside East State Street in Montpelier. Who put it there?This question has been keeping Brave Little State producer Burgess Brown up at night. He and question-asker Elvira Dana channeled their best Holmes and Watson to crack this cold canine case right open. And they enlisted the entire town of Montpelier for help along the way. Find the web version of this episode here.This episode was reported and produced by Burgess Brown, with editing from Sabine Poux and Brittany Patterson. Our managing editor and senior producer is Josh Crane and our executive producer is Angela Evancie. Our theme music is by Ty Gibbons; other music by Blue Dot Sessions. Special thanks to Sophie Stephens, Ann Lee, Lexi Krupp, Tim Heeney, Kevin Marlier, Jason Kass, Gideon Kass, Natalie Kass, Dan Groberg, Paul Carnahan, Tom McArdle, Corinne Cooper, Steve Gray, Mike Doyle, and many many other Montpelierites for their help.As always, our journalism is better when you’re a part of it:Ask a question about VermontVote on the question you want us to tackle nextSign up for the BLS newsletterSay hi on Instagram and Reddit @bravestatevtDrop us an email: hello@bravelittlestate.orgCall our BLS hotline: 802-552-4880Make a gift to support people-powered journalismLeave us a rating/review in your favorite podcast appTell your friends about the show!Brave Little State is a production of Vermont Public and a proud member of the NPR Network.

The Montpelier Molar Mystery

It’s the most wonderful time of the year. Vermont’s messy transition from winter to spring always brings its fair share of surprises and obstacles. And this year has been no exception: The mud came early, and it came often.Keith Gadapee is on the front lines of battling mud season as road foreman for the town of Danville — which has more dirt roads than anywhere else in Vermont. We spoke to Keith back in 2022 for an episode we called “Mud Season Madness” and put your pressing mud questions to the expert. We dug out that episode for an encore and checked back in with Keith as this year’s roller coaster of a season comes to a close.Find the web version of this episode here.This episode was reported and produced by Sabine Poux and Angela Evancie, with editing and additional production from Burgess Brown. Angela Evancie is our executive producer, and our managing editor and senior producer is Josh Crane. Our theme music is by Ty Gibbons; other music by Blue Dot Sessions.Special thanks to April McCullum and Sophie Stephens.As always, our journalism is better when you’re a part of it:Ask a question about VermontVote on the question you want us to tackle nextSign up for the BLS newsletterSay hi on Instagram and Reddit @bravestatevtDrop us an email: hello@bravelittlestate.orgCall our BLS hotline: 802-552-4880Make a gift to support people-powered journalismLeave us a rating/review in your favorite podcast appTell your friends about the show!Brave Little State is a production of Vermont Public and a proud member of the NPR Network.

Mud Season Madness (encore)

If you live in a rural part of Vermont, you know it — the one-finger lift or full-hand gesture from the steering wheel. Everyone has their own take on the so-called “Vermont wave.”Who gets a whole-hand wave and who doesn’t? When exactly do you do it and what does it mean? Reporter Nina Keck set out with question-asker Mica Tucker to learn the unwritten rules of the road and find out: “What’s up with the Vermont wave?”Find the web version of this episode here.This episode was reported by Nina Keck and produced by Burgess Brown. Editing and additional production from the rest of the Brave Little State team: Sabine Poux and Josh Crane. Angela Evancie is Brave Little State’s executive producer. Our theme music is by Ty Gibbons; other music by Blue Dot Sessions.Special thanks to Brittany Patterson, John Delgadillo and Sophie Stephens. As always, our journalism is better when you’re a part of it:Ask a question about VermontVote on the question you want us to tackle nextSign up for the BLS newsletterSay hi on Instagram and Reddit @bravestatevtDrop us an email: hello@bravelittlestate.orgCall our BLS hotline: 802-552-4880Make a gift to support people-powered journalismLeave us a rating/review in your favorite podcast appTell your friends about the show!Brave Little State is a production of Vermont Public and a proud member of the NPR Network.

What’s up with the Vermont wave?

Two Abenaki First Nations headquartered in Canada contest the legitimacy of Vermont’s state-recognized tribes. How are Vermont lawmakers responding? Last October, Brave Little State published “Recognized”: a three-part investigation into contested claims that Vermont’s four state-recognized tribes are not legitimate. The Abenaki First Nations making those claims have called on Vermont lawmakers to reconsider the state recognition process. Reporter Elodie Reed followed up on her original reporting and shared her findings with The Frequency podcast host Mitch Wertlieb. We’re resharing their conversation here.You can find a transcript of that conversation here.You can listen to the entire “Recognized” series here. This story was reported and produced by Elodie Reed, with help from Mitch Wertlieb. The Brave Little State team is Josh Crane, Burgess Brown and Sabine Poux. Angela Evancie is Brave Little State’s Executive Producer. We’ll be back soon with more people-powered Vermont journalism. As always, our show is better when you’re a part of it:Ask a question about VermontVote on the question you want us to tackle nextSign up for the BLS newsletterSay hi on Instagram and Reddit @bravestatevtDrop us an email: hello@bravelittlestate.orgCall our BLS hotline: 802-552-4880Make a gift to support people-powered journalismLeave us a rating/review in your favorite podcast appTell your friends about the show!Brave Little State is a production of Vermont Public and a proud member of the NPR Network.P.S. This story has been updated to more accurately reflect the response of Vermont's state-recognized tribes to scrutiny of the state recognition process. Additional context has also been added about genealogical documentation cited — but not made public — in state recognition applications.

‘Recognized’: An update

This week, a story from our neighbors at North Country Public Radio. If All Else Fails is a recent podcast about the growing presence — and threat — of far-right extremism in northern New York, and the voters and local law enforcement that are engaging with the movement there.You can learn more about the series here. That’s also where you can find photos from NCPR’s reporting, and listen to the rest of the series.Heads up: The show contains some harsh language and some listeners might find certain parts of this episode disturbing.This episode was reported by Emily Russell and Zach Hirsch for North Country Public Radio, with grant support from Grist and the Center for Rural Strategies. A big thanks to NCPR for letting us share their show here.The Brave Little State team is Josh Crane, Burgess Brown and Sabine Poux. Angela Evancie is Brave Little State’s Executive Producer. We’ll be back soon with more people-powered Vermont journalism. As always, our show is better when you’re a part of it:Ask a question about VermontVote on the question you want us to tackle nextSign up for the BLS newsletterSay hi on Instagram and Reddit @bravestatevtDrop us an email: hello@bravelittlestate.orgCall our BLS hotline: 802-552-4880Make a gift to support people-powered journalismLeave us a rating/review in your favorite podcast appTell your friends about the show!Brave Little State is a production of Vermont Public and a proud member of the NPR Network.

Investigating far-right extremism in northern New York

Brave Little State

Skiing's variety show since 2015. CO, VT and beyond. Produced by AK former dirt ski bum and resort exec. VM/text line (802) 560-5003.

Since they are going to listen I figured I should at least provide them my 10 minutes of tough love free consulting. Here's to hoping they begin eating a more balanced diet.
Stay healthy my friends.
WFG

Wishing Vail Good Health

A-Basin still has weeks (or months) left in their 20-21 ski season so we head behind the curtain with help from Bryce and Katherine. 
Wintry Mix is supported by Beau Jo's Colorado Style Pizza and 10 Barrel Brewing Company. 
@wintrymixcast is shifting to @WFG_DEN on twitter and instagram. Peace.

92 - The Finale: Arapahoe Basin

The final VM EP for now. Cooking up something special for 92. 
This episode is supported by Beau Jo's Colorado Style Pizza and 10 Barrel Brewing Company. 
Email me alex@wintrymixcast.com. Leave the pod a voicemail at 802 560 5003. 
Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Google Play or elsewhere. Now on Spotify too. Follow and/or pester me on instagram @wintrymixcast. All the links are on the sidebar of WintryMixCast.com too.

91 - Volume IV: Listeners Lament

Vibes from four western states, four eastern states and a province. I miss actual humans and maybe you do too. So the voicemail is the plan until the plague is over. 802 560 5003. 
And highlights from the Wintry Mix / Phish Radio collab after the beep. AK's SiriusXM program airs Tuesday, Feb 23 7pET and Saturday 10aET on channel 29. 
This episode is supported by Beau Jo's Colorado Style Pizza and 10 Barrel Brewing Company. 
Email me alex@wintrymixcast.com. Leave the pod a voicemail at 802 560 5003. 
Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Google Play or elsewhere. Now on Spotify too. Follow and/or pester me on instagram @wintrymixcast. All the links are on the sidebar of WintryMixCast.com too.

90 - Volume III: Call Me Maybe

Vibes from 6 states and a province. I miss actual humans and maybe you do too. So the voicemail is a big part of the plan until the plague is over. 802 560 5003. 
This episode is supported by Beau Jo's Colorado Style Pizza and 10 Barrel Brewing Company. 
Email me alex@wintrymixcast.com. Leave the pod a voicemail/text at 802 560 5003. Questions. Rants. Anything. 
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89 - Volume II: Straight to Voicemail

Wintry Mix

EarzUp! is a Disneyland podcast like no other. Twice a month, the hosts bring you the tips, tricks, and little-known facts that will make your next trip to the Disneyland Resort better than ever! Along with our news show, In-Depth, airing twice monthly as well, you will never be short on Disney News...

In August of 1941, Walt and a team of composers, animators, storytellers, and directors, went on a research trip to South America on behalf ot the US Government. The goal was to gather enough materials to fill out a couple of projects, with a fair amount of goodwill thrown around, too. What Walt got out of the trip was not one but two great films, a series of weird shorts, and an education for his artists that would change the way the studio made films moving forward.

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EarzUp! | Walt Disney Goes to South America

The ongoing series of special events at the Disneyland Resort, Disneyland After Dark, has been a success not only for the company, but for those guests who decided to brave the potential crowds in order to have the run of Disneyland. Tonight, we chat with two people who attended the recent "Disney Channel Nite" event to learn what it was that drew them there in the first place, what happens at these things, and if it was all worth it. Plus, we learn more about that funny little lamp, Luxo Junior, and we do some Disney News.

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EarzUp! | Disney Channel Nite at Disneyland (or "How to hit all the rides you want")

The Jazz Kitchen Coastal Grill & Patio is, of course, a very easy name to remember - and even easier to say! On today's show, Erik takes us through the transformations the Jazz Kitchen Coastal Grill (& Patio) has been through recently, going from eclectic Ralph Brennan's Jazz Kitchen - full of vibes and personality - to something about a coastal thing. Also, the nearest beach is 30 min away.
Plus, we cover some cool Disney News!

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EarzUp! | Erik Talks Ralph Brennan's and More Disney News!

It's been awhile, and somehow the Disney News overlords have smiled upon us, giving our lowly hosts something to talk about. We have some big Parks news, some small Parks news, and some other stuff that you'll be sure to care about. Probably.

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EarzUp! | Here's Some Disney News!

Spring is just around the corner, and the Disneyland Resort has no shortage of fun things to do this year! Taren takes us through her top five must-do's of the coming season, and Erik combines his love of Main Street Windows with his love of pharmacology (but in an educational way). Plus we have some Disney News!

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EarzUp! | Five Spring Things To Do At Disneyland

EarzUp!

Rick Steves' Europe Video — a video podcast based on Rick's popular TV series — gives you a colorful look at the sights, people and history behind Europe's most interesting destinations. Visit http://www.ricksteves.com for more European travel info on these destinations.

Hunting hounds, manicured grounds, and a mini theme park celebrating the genius of Da Vinci are a few of the amenities at France's grand residences. For European travel information, visit https://www.ricksteves.com.

Châteaux of France — Rick Steves' Europe Travel Guide

The museums of Rome house the treasures of one of the world's great civilizations, from anonymous scenes of everyday life to breathtaking masterworks. For European travel information, visit https://www.ricksteves.com.

Museums of Rome — Rick Steves' Europe Travel Guide

From Cornwall to the Adriatic, diners have an appetite for meals starring locally caught fish and shellfish — some humble, some chic, all delicious. For European travel information, visit https://www.ricksteves.com.

Eating Seafood in Europe — Rick Steves' Europe Travel Guide

Delight in the mastery of titans Rembrandt and Van Gogh, and ponder the resilience of Anne Frank and her compatriots who lived under Nazi occupation. For European travel information, visit https://www.ricksteves.com.

Museums of Amsterdam — Rick Steves' Europe Travel Guide

The Reformation ushered a new Protestant ambiance into Germany’s places of worship — one conveying strength, humanism, and a more natural spirit. For European travel information, visit https://www.ricksteves.com.

Churches of Germany — Rick Steves' Europe Travel Guide

Rick Steves' Europe Video

Humanity is facing the sixth extinction. Climate change is unyielding and most species are disappearing from the planet. As if answering a call, hidden creatures, we thought only existed in tales, are suddenly rising around the world.  Created by Special Agents Hadrien Royo & Danielle Trussoni. Cryp...

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A Web 3.0 deep dive – finance, story, metaverse, open source, and philosophy – with one of the most important leader in the space – Vivek Singh. Vivek is behind Kernel Community and Crypto-Z's first ever web 3.0 mentor and advisor! His vision and thinking around Web3.0 is an inspiration to us and the entire Crypto-Z community. I hope you enjoy the conversation.Kernel: – https://kernel.community/en/Kernel Twitter: – https://twitter.com/KERNEL0x







Crypto-Z is evolving! Pioneering a new digital era with an all-new platform, where you'll discover new original stories from top creators, mangas, and webcomics at https://crypto-z.comJoin us now! – https://crypto-z.com

Web3.0 is our opportunity to tell a new story – with Vivek Singh | Co-founder of Gitcoin & Kernel


NFTs are becoming popular but they are still vastly misunderstood. They might completely change the way we identify and interact.This is another high level view (or beginner's guide) on Web3 but this time through the lense of NFTsIn this episode we talk about: Bored Ape Yacht Club – https://boredapeyachtclub.com/#/Loot – https://www.lootproject.com/PoolSuite – https://poolsuite.net/Join our Discord – https://discord.gg/BRcMkdf4brOr start the conversation on:Twitter: – @cryptozagency – @hadrien_royoEmail: – agent.royo@crypto-z.com





NFTs – Why they might change everything about how we interact?


Social and governance tokens are the life and blood of DAOs and web3 communities. Learn more about $AGENCY: the Crypto-Z Agency token. This is a beginner's guide to DAO and tokens. In short, fungible tokens are the irrevocable proof that you have an ownership stake in a community and therefor grants membership benefits to the person that holds them. $AGENCY is both a reward and your access card into the Crypto-Z Agency.Thanks for listenning!Audio Drama Season 1 is here: – Binge! AMA on Discord: – https://discord.gg/BRcMkdf4brTwitter: – @cryptozagency – @hadrien_royoEmail: – agent.royo@crypto-z.com

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Family Adventure Podcast with Erik Hemingway

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Girl Camper

Slow German

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EarzUp!

Rick Steves' Europe Video

Crypto-Z

Travel Eat Explore Podcast

Sailing Doodles Podcast

Potluck: A Podcast about Southern Culture

The Bus Driver Experience

ISO5571 - A Disney Photography Podcast

Living Villa Cappelli

The Disney Dish with Jim Hill

Communicore Weekly

That Vegan Couple Podcast

The Mad Chatters Podcast | Walt Disney World and Around the Disney Universe

360 Vegas

Two Fairy Godfathers

The Mickey Miles & More Podcast

日谈公园

The Crew Lounge Podcast

The Not Snowboarding Podcast

WDW-Memories: Relive That Walt Disney World Magic

OK Talk - Paranormal Tales of Mysterious Travels

Always Be Booked Cruise Podcast

Disney World A to Z

Private Parts Unknown

Disney Parks Podcast

Get Paid For Your Pad | Airbnb Hosting | Vacation Rentals | Apartment Sharing

Miles Away

Free On Your Birthday

The DisGeek Podcast - Your Guide to the Disneyland Resort

E-Ticket Report

All About the Mouse Disney Fan Podcast

Disney Dream Girls Podcast

3 Sheets to the Mouse - Disney for Grown-ups

The Bittersweet Life

Ghoul Intentions

AvTalk - Aviation Podcast

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Notebook on Cities and Culture

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