Shows
The Urban Farm Podcast with Greg Peterson897: Building Permaculture Community through Education with Ryan Blosser.From semipro basketball to permaculture...here's a story!In This Podcast: Ryan Blosser shares his inspiring journey from being a basketball player to becoming a leading figure in permaculture. Ryan moved from his hometown in Waynesboro, Virginia, to Hawaii, where he discovered a deep connection to nature through surfing, which eventually led him to permaculture. He co-founded the Shenandoah Permaculture Institute and runs the Waynesboro Education Farm, integrating K-12 public school curricula with organic farming. Ryan shares about his book 'Mulberries in the Rain,' that he co-authored with Trevor Piersal, and details his path to bringing...
2025-08-0141 min
Cabernet and Pray#39: The Worst Chapter in the BibleWhat happens when the God of the Old Testament seems unrecognizable next to the Jesus of the New Testament? In this thought-provoking episode of Cabernet and Pray, we tackle what Jeremy calls “the worst chapter in the Bible,” Numbers 31. Together, we confront the shocking themes of revenge, violence, and divine commands that seem incompatible with the love of Jesus. With a glass of Sokol Blosser 2021 Pinot Noir in hand, we explore how ancient contexts and human perceptions of God shape scripture—and what this means for our faith today. Don’t miss this deep dive into the Bible’s most chall...
2025-01-2730 min
LEARN PodcastWhy HR Plays a Critical Role in Competitive Business with Darcy Mackay, SVP of HR & Client Services, Rippling (Ep. 28)It’s common for HR professionals to become siloed in a business. But if they don’t understand the company and, by extension, the kind of employee experience to cultivate, it can hold a business’s momentum back.“HR is a discipline that has become quite specialist and the specialization is fantastic. But if it's not strung together with the employee experience in the middle of it, it leads to behavior that may fit the immediate task at hand, but may miss the bigger picture,” says Darcy Mackay, SVP of HR and Client Services at Rippling.In this...
2024-01-1122 min
WJFF - The Local Edition - Special ReportElection Results: Democrats win big in Sullivan CountyDemocrats had a big win in Sullivan County, which means there will be new leaders in the county legislature in 2024.One important race was in District 1, where Rob Doherty, the current chairman, faced off against challenger Matt McPhillips.McPhillips said he is ready to get to work.“Definitely excited to get to work. Campaigning is one part of it; now we actually really get to work. I'm excited to do that. I think what we showed as a County is that you can still ru...
2023-11-0801 min
Passed Ball ShowPASSED BALL SHOW #129 4/23/2014 Part 2PASSED BALL SHOW #129 4/23/2014 Part 2 WITH RANDY JOHNSON, GREG BLOSSER AND BILLY STAPLES; I start out by playing my interview with former Braves infielder and current minor league field coordinator for the San Diego Padres Randy Johnson. I then get into my frustration over the fact that the New York Mets refuse to give their major league team any depth and wonder whether the last of MLB depth is a simplle way to try to save money. I finish off by playing an interview I recorded in Sarasota, Florida with former Boston Red Sox OF Greg Blosser. Billy Staples and myself...
2023-02-1154 minPassed Ball ShowPassed Ball Show #54 (1/15/2012) Part 2PASSED BALL SHOW #54 11/15/2012 Part 2 WITH PHILLIP EVANS AND GREG BLOSSER; Listen back to part two of the PBS, where @john_pielli speaks with Mets SS prospect Phillip Evans and former MLB OF Greg Blosser. Also, the MVPs of both leagues are announced, the Reyes trade and which teams will become the next generation of big spenders
2022-12-2154 min
Beautiful OrthodoxyGreg Blosser (2018 Conference)Believing God is at work, longing for all things new, cheering each other on, and celebrating missional progress.
2021-05-3125 min
Eat This PodcastA partial history of the turkey
As Thanksgiving ebbs into memory and Christmas looms on the horizon, Eat This Podcast concerns itself with the turkey. For a nomenclature nerd, the turkey is a wonderful bird. Why would a bird from America be named after a country on the edge of Asia? The Latin name offers a clue; the American turkey is Meleagris gallopavo, while the African guineafowl is Numida meleagris. But why did the first settlers adopt a name they were already familiar with, rather than adopt a local indigenous name such as nalaaohki pileewa for the native fowl. Simple answer: nobody knows.
2014-12-0115 min