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At the national level, housing affordability is down from last month and down from a year ago. Mortgage rates fell to 4.42 percent this February, down 0.2 percent compared to 4.43 percent a year ago.
Michael Hyman from National Association of Realtors speaks to Monica about his reports and some of the data that sheds light about the possibility of pressure of the housing market.
Kari (Astrologist) speaks to Monica about the force and ideas behind good verses evil. How this came to be and how astrology influenced the understanding of these two forces.
Kari will also be giving a lecture on May 10th at Cedar City Library. The ‘History of Good and Evil’ – how observations of nature and the stars influence our sense of morality. Donations are welcomed. For further information or to book a reading or seminar in your area contact Kari directly.
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Monica speaks to Astrologist Kari Sutcliffe (a native of Southern Utah) about the captivating art and science of Astrology and Astronomy.
Whether you are a skeptic or not, you may see with a new vision after listening to Kari. Kari teaches classes and seminars in Southern Utah. Contact her for a private reading or about her schedule of classes.
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Her next class -
This year's Easter lands on April Fools! It turns out many of us have been fooled when it comes to Easter Tradition, and in this seminar we will be exploring some of the roots and secrets of the Easter we know and love today. Why the colored eggs and bunnies? Why the Passover and Holy Resurrection? Let's find out.
Contact Kari
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Monica speaks to – Wild The Coyote and Badd Wolf as they share their story of how they came to make the amazing sounds.
Indie Entertainment (News) Magazine while covering Sundance Film Festival, visited the Stateroom in Salt Lake City for Blackkiss Album showcase. Wild The Coyote and Badd Wolf opened for their friend Pete Sands, a native american up and coming artist.
Catch Wild The Coyote at the Viper Room in LA.
Monday Feb 12
About:
A unique collaboration between country music and hip-hop emerged in the summer of 2017 when small town folk artist Wild the Coyote and Los Angeles raised rapper Badd Wolf were booked together to perform at Interscope Recording artist Yelawolf’s 3rd annual Music festival, Slumfest, in Nashville TN. Since taking on the stage name Wild the Coyote and Badd Wolf, the dynamic duo have headlined stages from Hollywood’s infamous Viper Room to Harley Davidson private parties. Styles of sound ranging from blues and dark-country to head bopping hip hop and soul. The team has recently begun traveling to perform in major cities in the U.S. and with the release of their debut single “Old Man”, Wild the Coyote and the Badd Wolf intend to hit the road and never look back. In February 2018 they will be the headlining music act at “Mama Tried,” Harley Davidson’s event at the Harley Davidson museum in Milwaukee.
Monica speaks to Chris Willardsen and Annette Argent about health and wellbeing during the holidays. How do we keep the weight off and still enjoy the festivities?
Here are some tips to help you think about what might be best or helpful for you.
The Southern Utah Home Builders Association (SUHBA) is a trade association representing building industry businesses throughout Washington, Kane and San Juan Counties of Southern Utah.
Our Mission is to support the home building industry and benefit its members, partners, and communities through education, relationships, advocacy, and service.
Working Together to Build a Better Community
The members of SUHBA play a vital role in the construction industry in Southern Utah and surrounding areas. Together we contribute to the growth, prosperity and quality of life these exceptional communities have come to enjoy.
SUHBA provides marketing, networking, and education opportunities to members through the St. George Area Parade of Homes, the Utah Building Industry Conference, the SUHBA Charity Golf Tournament, free monthly luncheons, and many other events and programs.
We encourage you to use SUHBA members for the quality products and services you're looking for.
http://www.suhba.com/
ABOUT MARI
Mari Krashowetz, Executive Officer for the Southern Utah Home Builders Association (SUHBA) has been employed by SUHBA for 16 years. She oversees the daily SUHBA operations including five staff members, coordinates the annual St. George Area Parade of Homes, and handles the Government Affairs program to help keep housing a priority in our area. Mari along with the SUHBA team, and many SUHBA members, coordinates the annual Scholarship Golf Tournament, the annual Utah Building Industry Conference, and organizes Southern Utah Home Builders Care Foundation projects. Some past projects include the building and expansion of the Doctors Volunteer Clinic, remodel of SwitchPoint Housing and Resource Center, and most recently coordinated the building of a 4,000 square foot pavilion/training center and outdoor amphitheater for the Boy Scouts of America at the Marion D. Hanks Quail Creek Scout Camp. These projects were made possible by caring building industry professionals and will leave a lasting legacy in our community.
Mari has contributed countless hours to Habitat for Humanity and has served on their Board of Directors. Mari is currently serving on the Executive Committee for St. George Area Economic Development. Mari was named on the Top 5 Most Influential Women of Southern Utah by The Spectrum in 2014. She loves living in beautiful Southern Utah and enjoys giving back to her community. She enjoys volunteering for her church and has served in many positions. Mari was married recently and together she and her husband Tony have eleven children, including a set of triplets. Her family is most important to her and the joy in her life.
Lane Ronnow, Executive Producer and Host of "A Story to Tell", a thirty minute television interview show, broadcast from the campus of Dixie State University. Lane was educated at Southern Utah University in Cedar City, Utah and the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, Utah; with continuing education at the University of Utah College of Law and UCLA Extension Department. Lane has over forty years management, consulting, and broadcast media experience.
Lane has served as a Justice Court Judge in Salt Lake County, Utah. His career also includes Department Director in a county government, CFO for School Districts, Housing Authorities, Behavioral Health Management Companies, and consulting work for businesses and governmental agencies.
Lane is a “National Award of Merit” winner for “Administrative Innovation” presented by the National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials.
Lane's Membership and Participation inThe American Public Works Association
International Conference of Building Officials
Association of School Business Officials
National Journalistic Society
National Association of Housing & Redevelopment Officials
The California Disabilities Services Association
President of the Bakersfield Youth Symphony Board of Directors
Board of Directors, The Kern County Hispanic Commission on Drug and Alcohol Abuse
Member of the St. George Art Museum Advisory Board.
Lane has interviewed, on "A Story to Tell", over two hundred people; and has become friends with them all. Including but not limited to:
Senators Orrin Hatch, Mike Lee, Rand Paul, Governor Gary Herbert, Congressman Chris Stewart, Utah State Attorney General Sean Reyes, State Representatives Greg Hughes, Lowery Snow, Brad Last, Walt Brooks, and State Senator Don Ipson.
Along with most of the state, local, and county wide Republican, Democratic, and Independent. Candidates for election in Washington County and the City of St. George, Utah.
As well as many ordinary people like the rest of us.
Interviews, with those who are no longer with us include:
Becky Lockhart, former Speaker of the Utah House. Former Utah Governors Norman Bangerter and Olene Walker, the only woman to serve as Governor of the Great State of Utah.
His challenger Lane Ronnow will also be on the show. Listen to both men as to why they should be mayor.
About Mayor Pike
Jon Pike was raised in Salt Lake City and received a bachelor’s degree in finance from the University of Utah and an MBA from Westminster College. Jon has worked in several positions with Intermountain Healthcare since 1990 – and since 1995 here in St. George.
One of the highlights of Jon’s career has been working as project manager for the planning and construction of Dixie Regional Medical Center at River Road, which opened in 2003. He currently works as the regional operations director for SelectHealth – the health insurance division of Intermountain Healthcare.
In 2007 Jon was elected to the St. George City Council and in 2013 he was elected as Mayor of St. George. He serves on the boards of Dixie State University, Dixie Applied Technology College, Washington County Water Conservancy District, St. George Area Economic Development, Utah League of Cities and Towns, and several other city and county-related boards.
Jon loves singing, playing the piano, organ, and guitar, as well as water and snow skiing, motorcycling, and walking or biking on St. George’s many trails. Jon and his wife Kristy have five children and one grandchild.
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Eyestone attended Brigham Young University (BYU) earning a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in psychology and a Master of Science (M.S.) in exercise science. While at BYU, he became a 10-time NCAA All-American and in 1984 went undefeated in NCAA cross-country events. Eyestone is one of only four runners, along with Gerry Lindgren, Edward Cheserek, and Suleiman Nyambui, to capture the NCAA "Triple Crown" by becoming the 1985 NCAA Champion in cross-country, 5,000 meters and 10,000 meters. In 1985, the Academic All-American and recipient of the NCAA Top Six Award set a then-NCAA record in the 10,000 meters with a time of 27:41:05. He finished his collegiate career with four NCAA Championships.
In 1986, Eyestone won the San Francisco Bay to Breakers 12 km race,[2] defeating an estimated 110,000 competitors in what the Guinness Book of Records considers the world's largest footrace.[3] He remains the last American to have won this race, and the only American to have done so since 1981.
Post-racing careerAfter putting up his shoes, Eyestone has become a noted distance and road racing expert, serving as a columnist for Runner's World magazine and television commentor for ESPN's "Race of the Month" series. Eyestone served as an analyst for NBC Sports coverage of Track and Field and Race Walking at the 2008 Summer Olympics.[8]
Eyestone returned to BYU as head coach of the cross-country team.[9] Eyestone is a three-time selection as "Coach of the Year" for the Mountain West Conference (MWC). Previously he served as assistant track coach at Weber State University.
Monica speaks to Kyle Case - CEO of the Huntsman World Senior Games. Kyle has a podcast show of his own please check the link below. The Active Life Buzzsprout Here is the description: The Huntsman World Senior Games Active Life is a weekly 25 minute podcast designed to help listeners, age 50 and better, get the most out of their life. We tackle all kinds of health and wellness topics including the value of competition as part of overall health and wellness.
History of the Games:
The HUNTSMAN WORLD SENIOR GAMES, as it is known today, began in 1987 as the World Senior Games, an international senior sports competition. Founded by Daisy and John H. Morgan, Jr., the Games began with their vision of an international sports event for men and women ages 55 and better. Both agreed that the golden years were better when good health and physical fitness became a way of life, not an occasional hobby.
In 1989 Jon M. Huntsman, Chairman of the Huntsman Corporation, became the Games' principal sponsor after recognizing that the Games not only fostered lifetime fitness, but also expanded Utah's economic vitality. A proud supporter of the Games, the Huntsman family continues to open the Games personally, with a warm welcome to the athletes and the lighting of the torch in traditional Olympic fashion during the Opening Ceremonies.
Since its inception, the Games have been open to all men and women meeting the age requirement. The second year of the Games the age requirement was reduced from age 55 to age 50 to include more athletes and to encourage those looking at retirement to become involved in a personal fitness program or team sport.
A small full-time staff works year round and is joined by more than 2,500 eager seasonal volunteers to host 30 athletic events over a two-week period each October. Headquartered in Southern Utah, the HUNTSMAN WORLD SENIOR GAMES has become a renowned event among serious athletes from Japan to Russia and from Alaska to Australia. Scores of countries have participated in the GAMES, where peace among nations is fostered through friendly competition.
In addition to athletic events, the Games promote health by providing life saving health screenings for cancer-breast and prostate. Screenings also detect other serious health threats--glaucoma, diabetes, high blood pressure, elevated cholesterol, and decreased bone density. Volunteer medical and nursing students assist with the screenings and generous sponsors provide diagnostic equipment and services.
Band concerts, dances, and awards socials for each sport are also part of the package, bringing athletes and guests together in a social atmosphere where they share in, and congratulate each other for, their achievements. This important aspect of the Games emphasizes the celebration of success for all participants, whether or not they win a medal.
An overview of the Games would not be complete without mentioning our volunteers--thousands of adults, youth, and children who donate innumerable hours to make this two-week event a treasured experience for all. From sport directors to entertainers, each volunteer plays a valuable role in the success of the Games.
As time marches on, the HUNTSMAN WORLD SENIOR GAMES will continue to host this one of a kind celebration promoting worldwide Peace, Health, Friendship, and as founder John Morgan reminds us, “Fun! Don't forget the Fun!”
The podcast currently has 13 episodes available.