Best Fly Fish Food Podcasts (2024)

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The Dominican Republic's Restoration Day: Reclaiming Independence and Shaping National Identity 5:36

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Send us a text message and tell us your thoughts. What if your country had to fight for its independence not once, but twice? Join us as we unveil the incredible story of the Dominican Republic's Restoration Day, celebrated on August 16th. This episode of Strictly Facts explores the Dominican Restoration War from 1863 to 1865, during which the nati…

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‘Ultra Processed Internet’ with Professor Lawrence Lessig 31:28

2h ago31:28

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We all know that the Internet is ruled by forces vying for our attention, and that often they gain our attention through highly emotive means, in ways that can seem imperceptible until they add up to massive political upheavals or indeed the very questioning of a shared sense of the Truth. What’s more, these very forces are often massive corporatio…

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Raymond Thompson, Jr. And Agape Rugs, Inside Appalachia 51:35

3h ago51:35

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In the 1930s, hundreds of mostly African American workers died digging the Hawk’s Nest Tunnel. A photographer brings their stories to life in a new book. Also, when Jerry Machen began making art from old carpets in Tennessee, his wife Linda wasn’t impressed. And, a new exhibit shares the cultures of Indigenous people who call Appalachia home.…

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Maureen Fahey - Working With Dr. Shigeo Shingo 34:25

3h ago34:25

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In this episode of The Manufacturing Stream Podcast Eric has Maureen Fahey of Productivity talks about her days when JIT and Lean started in the West. Working as a young assistant to Norman Bodek, Maureen tells stories of the days when Dr. Shigeo Shingo would visit the United States and Maureen was there during these visit. Maureen also expounds on…

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Episode 005: Emily Taylor from Central Coast Snake Services talks snakes with us 1:02:57

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We met up with Emily from Central Coast Snake Services to talk to her about the book she just put out, "California Snakes and Where to Find Them". She also shed some tips and insights about snakes and how to keep safety in mind when hunting or hiking out in the wild. Hang on for the ride to meet a couple slithery friends she brings out at the end o…

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‘Ultra Processed Food’ with Chris Van Tulleken 58:55

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We are all taking part in a massive experiment for which none of us have signed up: much of the food we consume daily comes in the form of ultra-processed food, something that has been described as ‘industrially produced edible substances’. This diet is relatively new for humanity, and increasingly it’s clear that its impact on us is not always goo…

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Workhorses And The Intimacy Of Spoons, Inside Appalachia 53:30

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A few people still farm the way folks did before tractors — with horses. We visit with farmers who still rely on a real workhorse. Also, Kentucky artist Lacy Hale’s “No Hate in My Holler” screenprint may never go out of style. Appalachians are still telling her how much they identify with its message. And a Virginia poet reflects on the importance …

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Episode 126 : On the vise for southern species with Dylan Tuchon of Southern Style Flies 1:15:29

2d ago1:15:29

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On this week’s episode of the Tide Chasers podcast, we sit down at the fly tying vise with Dylan Tuchon of Southern Style Flies! We talked with Dylan about his journey into fly tying as well as the many custom flies he has created for some of our favorite southern inshore species. Dylan also shared his experiences fly fishing around Stuart and Tamp…

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EP.8 What Makes A Well-Rounded Fly Angler PART 2 44:56

2d ago44:56

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In this episode we continue PART 2. We talk through the wee hours of night about what truly makes a well-rounded fly angler. Insights, lessons, lesser-covered topics abound...and also leprechauns and a qucking duck maybe.By Pablo Signori

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Throwback Big People Tings: The Life and Legacy of Claudia Jones 8:35

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Send us a text message and tell us your thoughts. With the renowned Notting Hill Carnival coming up at the end of the month, what a better time than now to reshare about the extraordinary life and work of one of its co-founders, activist and intellectual Claudia Jones. Jones was a pioneering Caribbean activist whose contributions have shaped moveme…

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S3E1: 'This Is Not An Advert' with Mundi Vondi 43:50

7d ago43:50

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We thought it was about time to take stock and catch our breath. The Life Cycle podcast is about the future of humanity, but over the last five years, the future has arrived in many ways. In this episode, we take a look at how some of our guests and topics from seasons 1 and 2 have evolved and, in some cases, even become mainstream. Our guest is ou…

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Encore: Remembering Floods And Recovering From Disaster, Inside Appalachia 53:30

8d ago53:30

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Flooding is a recurring problem across Appalachia. This week, we’re taking stock, and looking back on floods that have devastated parts of West Virginia and Kentucky. We explore some of the reasons for floods, as well as the aftermath and the slow recovery that often follows disaster. It’s not all gloom. Even in our hardest moments, there’s always …

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Temperature Blankets Tell A Story And Deviant Hollers, Inside Appalachia 53:28

15d ago53:28

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A good blanket will keep you warm — but a handmade temperature blanket can convey a message to a loved one. This week, we talk to crocheters who make and share their art. Since 2018, there’s been an explosion of LGBT writing about Appalachia. The editor of the new essay collection “Deviant Hollers” tells us about it and more. And, there’s an altern…

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Episode 125 : Central PA Smallmouth with Corbin Moore 1:06:51

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On this week’s episode of Tide Chasers podcast we hit the Susquehanna River to talk about summertime Smallmouth with Corbin Moore. Corbin spends a lot of time bass fishing on the river and we picked his brain on this incredible fishery. We talked about river structure, summertime tactics, and top water fishing. Tune in this week to learn how to get…

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Ep 14: w/ Mandy Jones | Conservation & Detection Dogs SA + dogs + detecting endangered or pest species + springer spaniels + rigorous training + conservation work + real-world conservation challenges 44:53

19d ago44:53

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You are listening to the Green Adelaide Podcast. I am your host, Melissa Martin. Welcome to episode 14. We are in season 2 of the pod and we are talking dogs. Not just any dogs, we are specifically talking about dogs who do conservation work for Adelaide’s environment. I am joined by one of Adelaide’s leading conservation and detection dog handlers…

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Episode 004: Heather Kelly from Heather's Choice joins us to talk about dehydrated nutrition 1:08:22

20d ago1:08:22

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We went remote again from Sheep's Head Outfitters in Paso Robles, Ca, to chat with Heather Kelly from Heather's Choice. She walks Jon and Tim through the ups, downs, and in-betweens of starting and growing a business. We dive deep into what it means to eat for the outdoors (and everyday, anywhere), focusing on balanced nutrition. Heather's experien…

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The Legacy of the Negritude Movement and Black Women’s Activism in the French Caribbean with Dr. Sanyu Mulira 1:01:23

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Send us a text message and tell us your thoughts. In this episode of Strictly Facts, we're joined by Dr. Sanyu Mulira, a recent NYU graduate with a passion for feminism and anti-colonial activism in the Francophone Black Atlantic. Together, we discuss the intricate history of the French Caribbean through the Negritude movement and its impact on glo…

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Pierogies, Flat Five Studio And Bigfoot, Inside Appalachia 53:38

22d ago53:38

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This week, members of a Ukrainian Catholic church in Wheeling, West Virginia, make pierogies every week. They’re popular with the community, but what makes them so good? Also, Salem, Virginia's Flat Five Studio got its first big break when the Dave Matthews Band was searching for a quiet place to record its first album. We hear the story of a big m…

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Ep. 7 What Makes A Well-Rounded Fly Angler: PART 1 1:21:38

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Join us as we discuss what it means to be a well-rounded angler! Better yet, see how you stack up! We cover what a well-rounded fly anger should have in their skill set including fishing techniques both upstream and downstream, casting, wading safety, communication, time on the water, line management, positioning, gear knowledge, troubleshooting an…

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Natural Dyes And A "Wishtree" Controversy, Inside Appalachia 52:56

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This week, one person’s roadside weed is another’s “golden” treasure. So says a North Carolina fiber artist. We also talk with a children's book author about a school system that suspended its community reading program over concerns about the sex of her book's main character — an oak tree. And, Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library program is now avai…

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Episode 124 : On our way to Cape May with Capt Harvey Yenkinson of Vet Craft Sportfishing 1:16:09

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On this week’s episode of the Tide Chasers podcast, we head to Cape May and hop on the boat with Capt. Harvey Yenkinson of Vet Craft Sportfishing. We talked with him about summertime Fluke and Sea Bass fishing in south Jersey, his role in fisheries management, and the work he does with the South Jersey Artificial Reef Foundation. Capt. Harvey has a…

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Did people really used to race down Gold Creek on the Fourth of July?

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A paper boat made by KTOO staff braves Gold Creek. July 11, 2024. (Photo by Clarise Larson/KTOO)https://media.ktoo.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/cj_race-2.mp3 Alaskans celebrate the Fourth of July in a myriad of ways, whether it’s log-rolling competitions, launching cars off of cliffs, or jumping high in the air in the blanket toss. Do you have a …

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From Soup Joumou to Flying Fish & Cou-Cou: Exploring Caribbean Food Stories through Haitian and Bajan Cuisine 1:00:39

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Send us a text message and tell us your thoughts. We continue our Caribbean culinary voyage with Haitian and Bajan cuisine alongside experts, Kerline Ordeus and Leanna Pierre. Together, we uncover the culinary ties between West African and Caribbean dishes, drawing enlightening parallels between the shared heritage of cassava and okra through Haiti…

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Handmade Fly Fishing Rods And The World's Largest Tea Pot, Inside Appalachia 53:22

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This week, we visit with a West Virginia man who shows his love for fishing by building exquisite, handmade fly rods. It’s a long process, but he shares his knowledge with others. We also spill the tea on a classic roadside attraction in Chester, West Virginia. And punk music photographer Chelse Warren takes us into the pit for stories and observat…

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Episode 003: Jared Frasier from 2% for Conservation, talks hunting and fishing with purpose 1:14:18

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Our first remote podcast is with the thoughtful and passionate Jared Frasier, executive director at 2% for Conservation. He talks to Jon and Tim about his experience growing up with hunting and fishing as the primary way his family put food on the table. How through his time spent in the outdoors expanded his views on conservation, how to get invol…

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Roadside Attractions, Pepperoni Rolls And A Bus On A Rock, Inside Appalachia 53:31

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This week, dinos fight Civil War soldiers at a theme park throwback — Dinosaur Kingdom II in Natural Bridge, Virginia. Also, if you’re hungry for a pepperoni roll in West Virginia, you can find one at just about any gas station. So — how did they get so popular? We’ll hear one theory. And we check out the backstory of a bus that sits at the conflue…

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Juneau is a windy city. So why don’t we have more wind turbines?

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This wind turbine on Gastineau Channel generates just under 10% of the electricity needed to run Juneau’s Coast Guard station. (Photo by KTOO/Clarise Larson)https://media.ktoo.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/27CJwind.wav On a windy day in Juneau, you can see state flags fluttering along Egan Drive or a bald eagle coasting over Gastineau Channel. On …

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From Mofongo to Sancocho: Caribbean Food Stories in the Hispanic Caribbean with Dr. Mónica Ocasio Vega 45:09

2M ago45:09

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Send us a text message and tell us your thoughts. The food on our plates tell stories of colonialism, cultural resistance, and resilience. Join Strictly Facts and guest Dr. Mónica Ocasio Vega, esteemed cultural scholar, cook, and assistant professor at Trinity University for a fascinating culinary journey through the Hispanic Caribbean. Drawing ins…

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The Future of AI in Manufacturing 47:24

2M ago47:24

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In this episode, Eric & Phil welcome into the studio Tyler Whitiker, CTO and Co-founder of L2L, to discuss the future of AI in manufacturing and how companies should be using the technology to solve the labor crisis facing Manufacturing. In recent blog post, Tyler has helped explain how manufacturers should be using technology to free up much neede…

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The Healing Power Of Old-Time Music And A History Of Meth, Inside Appalachia 52:32

2M ago52:32

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This week, old-time music jams aren’t just fun, they’re good for your mental health. Also, the opioid epidemic has changed how we talk about addiction in Appalachia. But it’s not America’s only drug crisis. And, every year, hundreds of people parachute off the 876-foot-tall New River Gorge Bridge for Bridge Day, but not just anyone can do it. You'l…

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Episode 123 : The Cape Cod Experience with Food , sights , and Fluke fishing with Host Tyler and Khoa 59:55

2M ago59:55

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On this week’s episode of the Tide Chasers podcast, we head to Cape Cod to revisit some of our hosts’ trips to the Cape over the last few years. From chasing Stripers on the Cape Cod Canal to doormat Fluke on the Nantucket Shoals we discuss the incredible fishing opportunities in the area. Our hosts also discuss restaurants, towns to visit, and eve…

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Episode 002: Jon and Tim talk fly fishing, carp, and Iceland with Dagur Gudmundsson 33:07

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Sitting fireside at Sheep's Head Outfitters in Paso Robles, Ca, the TCH boys have a fun conversation with Dagur Gudmundsson. They talk about his experience growing up with a rod and reel in his hands, what it was like learning to fish in Iceland, moving to the Central California Coast, and continuing to travel between his two homes as a fly fishing…

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Ep 13: w/ Alison Collins | Adelaide's Urban Greening Strategy + urban planner + enhancing tree canopy + cooling urban areas + fostering biodiversity + LiDAR technology + green roofs and walls + climate ... 43:04

2M ago43:04

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To kick of season 2 we are talking about a new pathway to change Adelaide’s tree trajectory. It’s Adelaide first metro-wide Urban Greening Strategy. Have your say: greenadelaide.sa.gov.au/projects/adelaide-greening-strategy Consultation open between 30 April and 28 June 2024. On behalf of the South Australian Government, we at Green Adelaide, relea…

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Hip Hop In W.Va. And Food Deserts In Knoxville, Inside Appalachia 53:46

2M ago53:46

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This week, hip hop started in New York and took root in places like West Virginia. We explore some of the history of the music and where it is today. Also, food deserts are places where it’s hard to find nutritious food, but they’re found in more than just rural counties in Appalachia. Food deserts are also in disenfranchised neighborhoods, like in…

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Ep. 6 Should I Ties Flies? If So, What Makes a Well-Rounded Fly Tyer Ft. FLY FISH FOOD 49:37

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In this week's episode we siphon the combined knowledge of Cheech, Curtis, and Lance from Fly Fish Food to uncover the perks of fly fying, how it improves your fishiness, and what makes a fly tyer well-rounded.By Pablo Signori

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What will happen to Juneau’s City Hall mural if the city moves out?

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Gary Waid points to the man depicted on the “Raven discovering mankind in a clamshell” mural at City Hall on Monday, June 11, 2024. The man is modeled off of Waid in the ’80s. (Clarise Larson/KTOO)https://media.ktoo.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/CJmuralMP3.mp3 Spanning an outside wall of City Hall in downtown Juneau, there’s a 10-and-a-half by 61-…

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From Jerk to Pepper Pot: Caribbean Food Stories from Jamaica, Guyana, and Trinidad & Tobago 57:47

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Send us a text message and tell us your thoughts. Ever wondered how Caribbean cuisine became a melting pot of flavors and cultures? Join us for the first part of an eye-opening series with three culinary experts who have dedicated their lives to celebrating and preserving the rich food traditions of the Caribbean. Featuring Jamaican-Canadian chef N…

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Encore: Fur Trapping In W.Va. And A Blue Ribbon Winner, Inside Appalachia 53:32

2M ago53:32

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This week, we visit with West Virginia trappers to learn about the fur trade in the 21st century. We also meet a county fair champion who keeps racking up the blue ribbons and has released a cookbook of some of her favorites. And we hear an update on the Mountain Valley Pipeline. Construction has begun again, but some people wonder if it’s even nee…

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Episode 122 : All about the Trout and Smallies in Northeastern PA with Kit Barrese of @broke_rod_flyfishing 1:05:49

2M ago1:05:49

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On this week’s episode of the Tide Chasers podcast, we head to northeast Pennsylvania to talk with Kit Barrese of @broken_rod_flyfishing on Instagram. Kit is a fly fishing guide who has the trout and Smallmouth Bass fisheries dialed in! We chat with Kit about fishing for them in northeast PA on the fly. During the summer, Kit also guides in Wyoming…

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Food industry COO and VP: Why L2L at Honeyville, Inc? 42:11

2M ago42:11

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In this episode Eric interviews Mike Pierce COO of Honeyville Inc and Co-host and new VP of Information Technology at Honeyville, Inc. Phil Anderson as they discuss why Honeyville has chosen L2L as their Connected Workforce Platform and why Mike has chosen L2L to be his system at four separate companies. l2l.com Youtube: @leading2lean…

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Stickers And The Trouble With Indian Creek, Inside Appalachia 53:28

3M ago53:28

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This week, we meet a West Virginia artist who designs stickers, t-shirts, patches and pins. She draws on classic Appalachian phrases her family has used for years. They’re not all radio-friendly. Also, people who live near Indian Creek in southern West Virginia say something is wrong with the water. Tests show contamination from a nearby mine. Now …

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What happened to the village, gardens and fish camp at Auke Rec?

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People walking at Aanchg̱altsóow, or Auke Recreation Area, on March 24, 2024. (Photo by Yvonne Krumrey/KTOO)https://media.ktoo.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/CJAukeRec.mp3 Every other June, canoes — or yaakw — arrive at a beach in Juneau. With carved formline paddles in hand, Southeast Alaska Native people row for days to get there. They come for …

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The Producer's Perspective: History and Heritage in Caribbean Podcasting with Kerry-Ann Reid-Brown 43:21

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Send us a text message and tell us your thoughts. From the cobblestone streets of Montego Bay to the airwaves of your favorite podcasting platform, Kerry-Ann Reid-Brown, founder of Breadfruit Media and producer of Strictly Facts, joins us as we reflect on the evolution of Strictly Facts: A Guide to Caribbean History & Culture and discuss her passio…

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Ep 12: w/ Rodney Welch & Warwick Keates | City of Port Adelaide Enfield & Wax Design | Yitpi Yartapuultiku/Aboriginal Cultural Space + Port Adelaide + Kaurna + cultural destination + landscape design ... 47:32

3M ago47:32

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On this ep, we are chatting about Yitpi Yartapuultiku, meaning in English 'the Soul of Port Adelaide', which is a new Aboriginal Cultural Space being built in the heart of Port Adelaide by the local council, the City of Port Adelaide Enfield. Yitpi Yartapuultiku aims to heal Country, bring the community together and provide a place for events and t…

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The Appalachian Forager And Crosswinds, Inside Appalachia 53:33

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This week, the woman behind the popular tik tok account “Appalachian Forager” makes jam from wild pawpaws … and jewelry from coyote teeth. We also talk with the hosts of a new podcast that looks at coal dust exposure beyond the mines, affecting people far downstream from Appalachia. And, in some places, slavery continued in different forms well aft…

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Episode 001: Jon and Tim chat with Natalie Davis from She Hunts and Chad Thomas from BHA 53:30

3M ago53:30

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At a TCH film screening night hosted by Tim at his shop, Sheep's Head Outfitters, the boys talk with Natalie about becoming a new hunter and finding confidence through a women lead organization called She Hunts. They also talk with Chad Thomas about his involvement with Backcountry Hunters and Anglers and how he and the wonderful people at BHA are …

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Episode 121 : Fishing the OC ( Ocean City, MD) with Scott Lenox of Fish in OC 58:49

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On this week’s episode of the Tide Chasers podcast, we head to Ocean City, Maryland to talk with Scott Lenox from Fish in OC! Through his magazine, Fish in OC and role in the show Hooked on OC, Scott has a wealth of knowledge about the numerous fisheries around Ocean City. We also talked with him about his passion for flounder fishing and his tackl…

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Episode 000: Jon and Tim get the ball rollin on the new podcast and talk about an upcoming event 24:14

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They talk about Tim's background, how he grew up hunting, and how Jon just got started. They also talk about where they'll be recording these episodes, from Tim's hunting and fishing shop, Sheep's Head Outfitters in Paso Robles, Ca. At the end they promote an even they'll be hosting at the shop screening the three TCH films, including the first off…

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The Grand March And A Year After A Denied Abortion, Inside Appalachia 53:33

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For nearly a century, the Kentucky Mountain Laurel Festival has staged a formal dance. We visit the festival and learn about a manual that’s been passed down for generations. Also, abortion is illegal in most cases in Tennessee. A photographer spent a year following one mother who was denied an abortion. And we talk to Marshall University professor…

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Where do the Foodland ravens roost?

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A raven sits on the roof of the Foodland grocery store on Thursday, May 16 2024. (Photo by Anna Canny/KTOO)https://media.ktoo.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/16CJravens-new.wav Marc Wheeler lives in downtown Juneau, close to the Foodland grocery store. He often stops there for lunch. That’s when he sees the parking lot’s resident ravens. “I’ll be li…

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