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Humboldt Last Week196. HSU’s Super Bowl role| Weed billboards exiting | Brat corrected on Arcata and Eureka | KindnessHSU’s contribution to the Super Bowl, weed billboards are coming down, we correct an internet brat about Arcata and Eureka, kindness following a horrible dog attack, local media gets back on track, COVID challenges continue, work to provide students of color with a better experience, solid new local music, more tribal internet access, stress relief is available, fruit trees for the community, and more.humboldtlastweek.comHumboldt Last Week is Humboldt County’s news podcast, brought to you in part by Dylan Cimbura-Hernandez LMFT, North Coast Co-op, Bongo Boy Studio, Photography by Shi, NCJ, RHBB, and...2021-01-3112 min
Humboldt Last Week196. HSU’s Super Bowl role| Weed billboards exiting | Brat corrected on Arcata and Eureka | KindnessHSU’s contribution to the Super Bowl, weed billboards are coming down, we correct an internet brat about Arcata and Eureka, kindness following a horrible dog attack, local media gets back on track, COVID challenges continue, work to provide students of color with a better experience, solid new local music, more tribal internet access, stress relief is available, fruit trees for the community, and more.
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Humboldt Last Week is Humboldt County’s news podcast, brought to you in part by Dylan Cimbura-Hernandez LMFT, North Coast Co-op, Bongo Boy Studio, Photography by Shi, NCJ, RHBB, and KJNY. Also, enjoy our...2021-01-3112 min
Humboldt Last Week195. Amazon chart-topper| Rock supergroup returns | Trumper arrested | New national landmarkAn allegedly life-threatening Trump supporter is arrested, a celebrity COVID PSA, new supergroup music, a civil trial delay in the death of David Josiah Lawson, a Humboldt export tops an Amazon book list, our natural beauty is mentioned on Colbert, kindness, and more.humboldtlastweek.comHumboldt Last Week is Humboldt County’s news podcast, brought to you in part by Dylan Cimbura-Hernandez LMFT, North Coast Co-op, Bongo Boy Studio, Photography by Shi, NCJ, RHBB, and KJNY. Also, enjoy our new-music show Humboldt Fresh Finds 🎵 Saturdays 7-8 PM hereHumboldt Last Week was founded by Myles...2021-01-2410 min
Humboldt Last Week195. Amazon chart-topper| Rock supergroup returns | Trumper arrested | New national landmarkAn allegedly life-threatening Trump supporter is arrested, a celebrity COVID PSA, new supergroup music, a civil trial delay in the death of David Josiah Lawson, a Humboldt export tops an Amazon book list, our natural beauty is mentioned on Colbert, kindness, and more.
humboldtlastweek.com
Humboldt Last Week is Humboldt County’s news podcast, brought to you in part by Dylan Cimbura-Hernandez LMFT, North Coast Co-op, Bongo Boy Studio, Photography by Shi, NCJ, RHBB, and KJNY. Also, enjoy our new-music show Humboldt Fresh Finds 🎵 Saturdays 7-8 PM here
Humboldt Last Week was founded by Myles Cochrane in 2016 | myles@humboldtlastweek.com2021-01-2410 min
Humboldt Last Week194. Uniting against violence | Doctor keeps license | NFL clash | Music producer | RestaurantsNational tension hits home, local conservatives and liberals unite against violence, outsiders flout COVID guidelines, impeachment, Murder Mountain music, an Arcata High grad is also turning heads as a music producer, biting the hand sanitizer that feeds, that NFL game with Humboldt written all over it, pain patient advocate Connie Basch will keep her medical license, CenterArts plans to keep putting on shows, an aerial film crew, our truck-in-a-tree goes viral, incentive to support local restaurants, and more.humboldtlastweek.comHumboldt Last Week is Humboldt County’s news podcast, brought to you in part by Dylan Ci...2021-01-1715 min
Humboldt Last Week194. Uniting against violence | Doctor keeps license | NFL clash | Music producer | RestaurantsNational tension hits home, local conservatives and liberals unite against violence, outsiders flout COVID guidelines, impeachment, Murder Mountain music, an Arcata High grad is also turning heads as a music producer, biting the hand sanitizer that feeds, that NFL game with Humboldt written all over it, pain patient advocate Connie Basch will keep her medical license, CenterArts plans to keep putting on shows, an aerial film crew, our truck-in-a-tree goes viral, incentive to support local restaurants, and more.
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Humboldt Last Week is Humboldt County’s news podcast, brought to you in part by Dylan Cimbura-Hernandez LMFT, Belle Starr Cl...2021-01-1715 min
Humboldt Last Week192. Crabs update ⚾ | ‘Big Mouth’ 📺 | Coastline tragedy | HACHR tension | KindnessNetflix's 'Big Mouth,' a Crabs baseball update, mega mushrooms, another gingerbread masterpiece, Guy Fieri appreciation, our coastline takes another life, birds, needles, a butterknife, kindness, and more.
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Humboldt Last Week is Humboldt County’s news podcast, brought to you in part by Dylan Cimbura-Hernandez LMFT, Belle Starr Clothing, North Coast Co-op, Bongo Boy Studio, Photography by Shi, NCJ, RHBB, and KJNY.
Humboldt Last Week was founded by Myles Cochrane in 2016 | myles@humboldtlastweek.com2020-12-1310 min
Humboldt Last Week192. Crabs update ⚾ | ‘Big Mouth’ 📺 | Coastline tragedy | HACHR tension | KindnessNetflix's 'Big Mouth,' a Crabs baseball update, mega mushrooms, another gingerbread masterpiece, Guy Fieri appreciation, our coastline takes another life, birds, needles, a butterknife, kindness, and more.humboldtlastweek.comHumboldt Last Week is Humboldt County’s news podcast, brought to you in part by Dylan Cimbura-Hernandez LMFT, Belle Starr Clothing, North Coast Co-op, Bongo Boy Studio, Photography by Shi, NCJ, RHBB, and KJNY.Humboldt Last Week was founded by Myles Cochrane in 2016 | myles@humboldtlastweek.com2020-12-1310 min
NCJ Update 2016's showNewly elected Bishop has 'great hope for the church'Newly elected Bishop Frank Beard has "great hope for the church" and looks forward to helping "the church to renew its passion for Jesus Christ." Melissa Beard has a word of thanks for the delegates who supported her husband.2016-07-1601 min
NCJ Update 2016's showRev. Tracy Smith Malone elected BishopRev. Tracy Smith Malone or the Northern Illinois Conference was elected to be a bishop in the church on Wednesday, July 13 at the 2016 North Central Jurisdictional Conference. "The framing and affirmation of who you are," she said, "is born out of community."2016-07-1505 min
NCJ Update 2016's showRev. David Bard elected to be BishopThe Rev. David Bard, of the Minnesota delegation, was elected to be a bishop in the church on Wednesday evening, July 13, at the 2016 North Central Jurisdictional Conference. Moments later he shared his thoughts about being elected and the importance of community.2016-07-1505 min
NCJ Update 2016's showConference conversations about racism and violenceDelegates devoted time to listening and praying, to work toward ending racism and violence on Friday morning, July 15. The small groups also expressed their commitments to bring about transformation.2016-07-1518 min
NCJ Update 2016's show'I feel so honored to be elected as an episcopal leader'"I feel so honored to be elected as an episcopal leader," said newly elected Bishop Laurie Haller. "I can't wait to hear where my assignment is going to be and to be able to be God's servant in whatever annual conference I'm assigned."2016-07-1506 min
NCJ Update 2016's showBishop Hopkins' message - 'Time to start doing ministry'Bishop John Hopkins, bishop of the East Ohio Conference, told delegates to the 2016 North Central Jurisdictional Conference, "It's time to do start doing ministry to find unity rather than trying to find unity to do ministry. Hopkins was the preacher for the Friday morning, July 15 worship service.2016-07-1547 min
NCJ Update 2016's showBishop Gregory Palmer: New President of NCJ College of BishopsBishop Gregory Palmer, resident bishop of the West Ohio Annual Conference, is the incoming president of the North Central Jurisdiction College of Bishops. He describes what the College is, compares with with the Council of Bishops, and reflects on having the opportunity to be the president of both (he was Council president several years ago).2016-07-1409 min
NCJ Update 2016's showBishop Jonathan Keaton believes church to be led by younger membersBishop Jonathan Keaton reflected on his opening worship service sermon. He believes that the youth and young adults will lead the church. In fact, he says, "Jesus was a young adult who led God's faithful" to unity amidst diversity.2016-07-1410 min
NCJ Update 2016's showOpening worship sermon - 'A Plea for Unity'Bishop Jonathan Keaton, current resident bishop for the Illinois Great Rivers Conference, was the preacher for the opening worship service of the 2016 North Central Jurisdictional Conference. In "A Plea for Unity" he asked, "Are we open to God changing our agenda or doe we have our agenda set for what we want?"2016-07-1440 min
NCJ Update 2016's showCollege of Bishops request for prayer, conversation and sign-actsBishop Julius Calvin Trimble, Iowa's Resident Bishop, requested the 2016 North Central Jurisdictional Conference to engage in a time of prayer, conversation, and sign-acts. He spoke on behalf of the College of Bishops.2016-07-1404 min
NCJ Update 2016's showBMCR hosts candidate forumBlack Methodists for Church Renewal (BMCR) hosted a forum for the 17 endorsed candidates for the episcopacy on Tuesday, July 12, on the eve of the start of the 2016 North Central Jurisdictional Conference.2016-07-1303 min
NCJ Update 2016's showPaul Black previews the 2016 North Central Jurisdictional ConferencePaul Black, director of communications for the Illinois Great Rivers Annual Conference, and host communicator for the 2016 North Central Jurisdictional Conference, talks about the quadrennial gathering, set to begin on July 13.2016-07-1212 min
NCJ Update 2016's showPhil Carver looks ahead to NCJ2016Phil Carver, head of the Iowa Conference delegation to the 2016 North Central Jurisdiction Conference, looks ahead to that regional gathering, which begins on July 13 in Peoria, Illinois. "One of the things that's very noticeable is our diversity is reflecting more and more the change of demographics in our communities and conferences." He was speaking, in particular, about the group of 17 endorsed candidates from which four new bishops will be elected.2016-07-0815 min