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DD Fantasy Football Radio2026 NFL Draft 1st Round Mock | Fernando Mendoza to Jets, Dante Moore to Raiders, Ty Simpson to Rams2026 NFL Mock Draft (with trades) based on the late-season standings and PFF’s simulator.
I run through all 32 first-round picks — from Fernando Mendoza and Dante Moore going off the board early to Arvell Reese in Carolina, Kenyon Sadiq to the Chiefs, Jeremiyah Love in Minnesota and Ty Simpson landing with the Rams — breaking it down through an NFL Draft, team-building, dynasty and fantasy football lens.
Chapters
0:00 Intro
1:30 Draft order, trades & setup
5:30 Jets — QB Fernando Mendoza (Indiana)
6:30 Raiders — QB Dante Moore (Oregon)
7:30 Titans — WR Jordyn Tyson (Arizona State)
8:30 Browns — WR Carnell Tate (Ohio State)
9:30 Panthers — LB Arvell Reese (Ohio State)
10:30 Cardinals — T Sp...
2025-12-1745 min
DD Fantasy Football RadioESPN’s Field Yates 2026 NFL Mock Draft REACTION | Full 1st-Round Breakdown & AnalysisESPN’s Field Yates just dropped a brand new 2026 NFL Mock Draft, so you know we had to break it down. In this video I go pick-by-pick through his full first round. I'm talking fits, scheme, fantasy and dynasty angles, where I agree with Field and where I’m completely out, plus what this mock tells us about the 2026 NFL Draft class as we head deeper into draft season.
Check out Field Yates’ full 2026 NFL Mock Draft on ESPN here:
https://www.espn.com/nfl/draft2026/story/_/id/47243299/2026-nfl-mock-draft-first-round-predictions-32-picks-field-yates
⏱️ TIMESTAMPS
00:00 – Intro
01:30 – New York Jets – Fernando Mendoza
02:56 – Las Vegas Raiders – Dante Mo...
2025-12-1135 min
The McShay ShowFLASH MOCK! Plus, Building a College Football Front Office With Former Eagles VP Jake Rosenberg. | Rough Draft 1.7Welcome back to The McShay Show! Todd and Steve open by revealing the top 10 players on their rough draft big boards. Then, they hop into a quick flash mock to see how the first 10 picks might play out if the draft were tomorrow. To close, the guys are joined by former Eagles exec and cap expert Jake Rosenberg to discuss the future of college football and his new role with the Athlete Group.
0:00 Welcome to The McShay Show!3:45 Rough Draft: Top 10 Draft Prospects right now9:23 #1: Fernando Mendoza, Indiana QB9:40 #2: Arvell Reese, Ohio State...
2025-12-111h 54
Arizona Cardinals News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Cardinals' Offseason: Top Draft TargetsThe Arizona Cardinals, currently at three wins and eight losses, are focusing on the upcoming offseason. Key areas of need include the offensive line and potentially a wide receiver. Prospects like Spencer Fano, Francis Mauigoa, Olaivavega Ioane, Carnell Tate, Jordyn Tyson, Jeremiyah Love, Peter Woods, and Caleb Downs are being considered to improve the teams roster.DNN | The Daily News Now!The world’s first global local news network.Every city. Every story. AI powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2025-11-2901 minDD Fantasy Football Radio2026 NFL Draft 1st Round Mock | Fernando Mendoza to Jets, Dante Moore to Veags, Ty Simpson to BrownsRay G is back with a way-too-early 2026 NFL Mock Draft (1.0) for Thanksgiving, going picks 1–32 with no trades using the PFF mock draft simulator. He breaks down team needs and prospect fits for every pick, including Fernando Mendoza, Dante Moore, Ty Simpson, Jeremiah Love, Ruben Bain Jr., Peter Woods, Caleb Downs, Spencer Fano, Carnell Tate, KC Concepcion, Sonny Styles, Kadyn Proctor, Francis Mauigoa, Avieon Terrell, Denzel Boston, Chris Bell and more.
Timestamps
00:00 | Intro & Thanksgiving 2026 NFL Mock Draft Setup
01:05 | Picks 1–3: Titans, Giants & Saints Team Needs (Reese, Jordan Tyson, Ruben Bain Jr.)
03:45 | QB Run at the Top: Jets, Raiders & Browns (Fernando Mendoza, Dant...
2025-11-2828 min
DD Fantasy Football RadioESPN’s Matt Miller 2026 NFL Mock Draft REACTION | Full 1st-Round Breakdown & AnalysisESPN’s Matt Miller just dropped a new 2026 NFL Mock Draft, so you know we had to break down every Round 1 pick. I go team by team through all 32 selections — from Fernando Mendoza to the Jets at 1.01, Dante Moore to the Browns, Jordan Tyson to the Titans, Caden Proctor to the Bears and Chris Bell to the Patriots — and tell you where Matt nailed it and where I’m out.
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Check out Matt Miller’s full 2026 NFL Mock Draft on ESPN: https://w...
2025-11-2230 min
Draft CraftDraft Craft Episode 333: Very *UNOFFICIAL* Big BoardsJP and Dan refresh their top 32 big boards...and have regrets almost as soon as they start. The one thing these boys can agree on is this might be the wackiest year in recent memory for projecting draft picks. The gap between 1-32, or even 1-64 isn't as vast as you might think!(03:22)-Numbers 32-29 Dan: Red Murdock/Keldrick Faulk/Skyler Gill-Howard/Kaydn Proctor JP: AJ Haulcy/Bray Hubbard/Dillon Thieneman/Chris Johnson(10:36)-Numbers 28-25Dan: Ty Simpson/Matayo Uiagalelei/Dillon Thieneman/Avieon...
2025-11-1453 min
First Draft2026 MIDSEASON MOCK DRAFT! Mel Kiper & Field Yates' Top-10 selectionsWelcome back to "First Draft." Hosted by Mike Greenberg, Field Yates and Mel Kiper Jr., we're conducting our first joint Mock Draft at the midway point of the 2026 NFL regular season.
(0:00) Welcome to First Draft
(5:40) No. 1: QB Fernando Mendoza to Saints
(10:14) No. 2: LB Arvell Reese to Titans
(13:31) No. 3: QB Ty Simpson to Jets
(19:10) No. 4: S Caleb Downs to Dolphins
(24:25) No. 5: WR Carnell Tate to Giants
(28:47) No. 6: QB Dante Moore to Browns
(33:21) No. 7: OT Spencer Fano to Raiders
(39:00) No. 8: DT Peter Woods to Cardinals
(42:00) No. 9: CB Jermod McCoy to Bengals
(44:24) No. 10: RB Jeremiyah Love to Commanders
(46:18) Recap top-10 & final thoughts!
2025-11-0552 minDD Fantasy Football RadioMidseason 2026 NFL Mock Draft | Top-15 Picks Team Needs & Player Debatest’s that time again. The 2026 NFL Draft class is starting to take shape, and I’m diving deep into my Top-15 Mock Draft breaking down team fits, player stock, and which prospects could change a franchise’s future.
From Fernando Mendoza saving the Jets’ offense to Dante Moore landing in Miami, this class has potential… and a ton of question marks. We’ve got multiple quarterbacks, elite defensive talent like Rueben Bain Jr. and Arvell Reese, and some serious firepower at wide receiver with Jordyn Tyson and Carnell Tate.
I’m walking through all 15 picks explaining the “why” behind every selec...
2025-10-2429 min
Terrible Book ClubAfter Dinner Conversation Magazine: Sample IssueThis week, Paris discusses her experience reading the sample issue of a magazine called After Dinner Conversation from the non-profit philosophy and ethics short fiction publisher of the same name. They DM'ed us on Twitter saying they wanted us to try their free sample issue, so we actually took them up on this offer because we've never reviewed a magazine before. It's a year of firsts on TBC! Stories featured in the sample issue: Abrama's End Game by David Shultz The Lives and Times of David Hackman by Patrick Hueller Pappou's Garden by Fotis Banis The Z...
2025-09-231h 23
Outland JapanANNOUNCEMENT: Outland Japan Remains on a Break... BUT WILL RETURN!Send us a textThis is a short announcement that Outland Japan continues to be on a break. Outland Japan has been running for over two years now, the most recent episode being Episode 50. I very much enjoy making the podcast but it takes quite a bit of time and effort - something I need to balance with work, family and other commitments. Looking forward I can see that that balance is going to be hard to achieve, especially in the next 6 to 12 months. Rather than overburden myself, I have decided to leave the podcast on a...
2025-06-0202 min
Outland JapanENCORE EPISODE / Kamikochi: An Outland Japan Travel GuideSend us a textWith the podcast on a break between Season 4 and Season 5, I am republishing another of my travel guides – in this case, my guide to Kamikochi. Open to the public from mid-April to mid-November, Kamikochi is an alpine valley located within Japan’s highest mountain range, the Hida Mountains or “North Alps”. Bookended by Hotakadake in the north – Japan’s third tallest mountain – and Yakedake in the south – an active volcano – the 16km / 10mi valley follows the Azusa River and is known for its outstanding beauty blended with spiritual importance. Access to Kamikochi is controlled and res...
2025-05-1943 min
Outland JapanENCORE EPISODE / Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route: An Outland Japan Travel GuideSend us a textThe podcast is currently on a break between Season 4 and Season 5. As promised, during this period I’ll be uploading two previous episodes starting with my travel guide to the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route. Open to the public from mid-April until the end of November, the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route traverses Japan’s highest mountain range – the Hida mountains or North Alps – from Ogizawa Station on the Nagano-side of the range to Tateyama Station on the Toyama-side. Closed to the public through winter due to the extremely heavy snowfall experienced in the mountains, the rout...
2025-05-0536 min
Outland JapanEvaluate. Design. Build. Choosing & Renovating the Right Historical Home in Japan with Marcus Consolini / Daimon ShuzoSend us a textIn Episode 50 of the podcast I speak with Marcus Consolini, owner and general manager of Daimon Shuzo - a 200 year old sake brewery in Osaka - and board member of the Minka Preservation Society. Marcus has hands on experience in the restoration of multiple historical properties in Japan including the brewery, private residences and other buildings. Given that experience, Marcus is an ideal guest to speak about the process of acquiring and renovating ‘kominka’ (traditional houses) and other historical buildings.Marcus breakdowns the process of selecting the right property and determining how...
2025-04-2151 min
Outland JapanShikoku Henro: Walking Japan's 1200km, 88 Temple Pilgrimage with Shingon Buddhist Priest Kōei Ervin / Shikoku ToursSend us a textEpisode 49 of the podcast takes us to the smallest of Japan’s four main islands, Shikoku, and onto the Shikoku Henro. Associated with the life and teachings of legendary Buddhist monk Kūkai - also known as Kōbō Daishi – the Shikoku Henro is an 88 temple, 1200km / 745 mile pilgrimage circuit that circumambulates the island. Long-known by Japanese, “the Henro” is increasingly popular for international visitors with many people traveling to Japan specifically to walk a section or the complete trail. Our guide in exploring the Henro today is guest Kōei Ervin. Kōei i...
2025-04-0746 min
Outland JapanFish. Farm. Hunt. A Year in the Kyoto Countryside with Vincent Ng / Kyoto InsiderSend us a textIn Episode 48 we travel to rural Kyoto Prefecture to speak with Vincent Ng, otherwise known on Instagram as Kyoto Insider. As Kyoto Insider, Vince documents his life in rural Kyoto, and in doing so, explores the interconnection of food chain origins while showing off his lifestyle. He is hands on in that exploration, embracing all aspects of rural life. Fishing, farming and hunting all feature heavily and reflect the realities and opportunities of life in rural Japan and how food is produced, procured and traded within communities, while also reflecting the idyllic beauty...
2025-03-2446 min
Outland JapanUnderstanding the Buddhist Swastika in Japan with Rev. Dr. TK Nakagaki / Heiwa Peace & Reconciliation Foundation of New YorkSend us a textIn Episode 47 I speak with Reverend Dr. TK Nakagaki. Rev. Dr. Nakagaki is the author of the book 'The Buddhist Swastika and Hitler’s Cross: Rescuing a Symbol of Peace from the Forces of Hate'. Published in 2017, the book presents a cross-cultural history of the “swastika”, a symbol of peace used by multiple Eastern religions, including Japanese Buddhism, and indigenous peoples but typically regarded as a hate symbol in the West. Known as 'manji' in Japan, the swastika is commonly found on Buddhist temples along with many Shinto shrines. In keeping with it...
2025-03-1044 min
Outland JapanAmatomi Trail: Hiking Japan's Most Accessible Trail, Away from the Maddening Crowds with Kouhei Nishida / Shinano DiscoverySend us a textIn Episode 46 of the podcast I speak with outdoor guide, Kouhei Nishida. Kouhei is the founder of Shinano Discovery - an outdoor guiding company - and a key member of the team behind creation of the Amatomi Trail. Opened to the public in 2021, the Amatomi Trail stretches 86km / 54 miles from Nagano City through Myoko Togakushi Renzan National Park to Lake Nojiriko and onto Madarao, on the border of Nagano and Niigata Prefectures. The Amatomi Trail is one of, if not the most accessible, hiking trail in Japan and provides access to mixed natural...
2025-02-2442 min
The Professor Frenzy ShowCruel Kingdom #1, Mad Magazine #186, Suzi Carnell 2, Nothing in the DarkThe Professor Frenzy Show Episode 344 Cruel Kingdom #2 (EC Comics) from Oni Press | Writer(s): Chris Condon Cameron Chittock Steve Niles | Artist(s): Andrea Mutti PJ Holden David Lapham | $4.99 Frankenstein New World The Sea Of Forever #1 from Dark Horse | Writer(s):Mike Mignola | Artist(s): Peter Bergting | $3.99 Archies Valentines Spectacular #1 (One Shot) 2025 from Archie Comics | Writer(s): Jamie L Rotante | Artist(s): Holly G | $3.99 Shudder Magazine #21 from Warrant Publishing Company | Writer(s): Don Glut | Artist(s): Nik Poliwko | $6.99 Bronze Faces #1 from BOOM! Studios | Writer(s): Shobo | Artist(s):Alexandre Tefenkgi | $4.99 Today's...
2025-02-121h 06
Outland JapanTohoku: A Guided Journey Through Japan's Wild, Alluring North with Photographer Alfonso CaleroSend us a textEpisode 45 transports us to Tohoku in the north-east of Japan’s main island of Honshu. Tohoku is a large region comprised of six prefectures – Fukushima, Yamagata, Akita, Miyagi, Iwate and Aomori – known for its open and striking landscapes and distinct local traditions. Leading us on this exploration is photographer Alfonso Calero. With more than 20 years of experience as a professional photographer, Alfonso leads small photography tours to Japan each year, including his 10-day autumn tour in Tohoku.Alfonso’s tour focuses on the natural landscapes of Tohoku including the mountains, forests, lakes an...
2025-02-1042 min
Outland JapanSaving the Japanese Giant Salamander & Environmental Advocacy in Japan Pt.2 with Richard Pearce / Sustainable DaisenSend us a textThis is the second half of Episode 44 of the podcast, my cha with Richard Pearce of Sustainable Daisen. Originally from the UK, Richard founded and operates Sustainable Daisen – an NPO dedicated to the protection of the Japanese Giant Salamander and effective conservation of its habitat. Richard and I discussed the salamander, the threats it is facing and the tremendous work of Sustainable Daisen in the first part of the interview. In the second half of our interview Richard speaks about the state of environmental conservation in Japan including this critique of far...
2025-02-0341 min
Outland JapanSaving the Japanese Giant Salamander & Environmental Advocacy in Japan Pt.1 with Richard Pearce / Sustainable DaisenSend us a textIn Episode 44 we travel to the southwest of Japan’s main island of Honshu and onto Tottori Prefecture to speak with Richard Pearce of Sustainable Daisen – an NPO dedicated to the conservation of the Japanese Giant Salamander and the habitat it is reliant upon. Originally from the United Kingdom, Richard founded and operates Sustainable with his wife and with the support of others in advocating for, researching and educating the public about the plight of the salamander. One of the largest amphibians in the world and relatively unchanged for 23 million years, the Japanese Gian...
2025-01-2748 min
Outland JapanRestoring & Living in a 117 Year Old Farmhouse on the Beautiful Noto Peninsula with Lauren Scharf / Minka Preservation SocietySend us a textEpisode 43 takes us to the beautiful Noto Peninsula in Ishikawa Prefecture to speak with guest, Lauren Scharf. Lauren and her husband live in a 117 year old ‘kominka’ (farmhouse / folkhouse), a home they have restored themselves and as such, they are part of an enthusiastic community of ‘minka’ owners across Japan. In support of that community, Lauren is also on the board of the Minka Preservation Society, an organisation dedicated to the conservation of Japan’s wonderful heritage and historic homes, backed by a passionate community of like-minded owners. Extending 100km into the Sea of...
2025-01-1346 min
Outland JapanShugendo: Japan's Mountain Faith Systems & The Sacred Peaks of Togakushi with Dr. Caleb Swift Carter / Kyushu UniversitySend us a textEpisode 42 of the podcast takes us in the mountains once again as we explore Japan’s mountain religion of Shugendo. My guest leading us in that discussion is Dr Caleb Swift Carter of Kyushu University. Dr Carter specialises in Buddhist Studies and the medieval and early modern religious history of Japan, with a focus on the mountain tradition of Shugendo. As such, he’s ideally-suited to guide us in exploration of what I consider to be one of the more interesting aspects of Japanese culture.We intentionally spend a lot of time...
2024-12-3046 min
Outland JapanSmoke. Sulphur. Snow. Skiing Hokkaido's Volcanoes with Chuck Olbery / Hokkaido Powder GuidesSend us a textIn Episode 41 of the podcast we return to Hokkaido and onto its most famous volcanoes as I chat with Chuck Olbery of Hokkaido Powder Guides. Operating for 20 years, Hokkaido Powder Guides offers backcountry, free and customised tours across Japan’s northern island including touring of its most prominent volcanoes – including Mount Yotei, Mount Tokachi, Mount Asahidake and Mount Rishiri.Straddling the Pacific Ring of Fire, - the 40,000 km / 25,000 mi long tectonic belt rings the Pacific Ocean – Japan is the world’s most seismically-active country while also home to many active volcanoes. Volcanoe...
2024-12-1644 min
Outland JapanIwanai, Hokkaido: Japan's Best Cat Skiing & Snowboarding Mountain with John Greiner / Iwanai ResortSend us a textEpisode 40 takes us to Japan’s northern island of Japan to speak with John Greiner, founder of Iwanai Resort. Blessed with Hokkaido’s legendary powder and without the crowds of nearby Niseko, Iwanai is regarded as Japan’s best cat skiing and snowboarding mountain. While the lower resort is open to the public, it is Iwanai’s cat operation which has put it on the map as Japan’s best. Mount Iwanai stands 1086 metres / 3562 feet above sea level and offers a diverse range of terrain including open bowls, old growth trees and retired...
2024-12-0247 min
Outland JapanWild. Fine. Old. New. The Culinary Tradition of Michelin-Starred Chef Kuwakino Keiko / Satoyama JujoSend us a textIn Episode 39 of the podcast we travel to the deep snow country of Minami-Uonuma to speak with Kuwakino Keiko. Keiko is the head chef of Sanaburi, the Michelin-starred restaurant within the renowned hotel, Satoyama Jujo. Awarded that Michelin-star in 2020, Keiko has since gone on to receive a Terroir Award and a score of 15.5 by Gault Millau in 2022 while also nominated as one of Japan’s 100 Best Chefs. Keiko’s acclaimed cuisine draws on the traditional plants and methods local to the Minami-Uonuma area, with ‘sansai’ (mountain / wild vegetables) and ‘tsukemono’ (pickled / preserved vegetables) being fundam...
2024-11-1844 min
Outland JapanThe Memory Salesman: Acquiring, Valuing & Selling Vintage Japanese Furniture with Osaka Gaku / SolashimaSend us a textIn Episode 38 of the podcast we travel just outside of Nagano City to speak with Osaka Gaku, the owner of Solashima. Solashima is a vintage and antique store selling furniture and other items. As Gaku explains during the interview, the furniture and other pieces he acquires and sells range in age, design and condition. In collecting items for the store, Gaku seeks out pieces that are beautiful, unique and bear witness to the struggle of craftsperson that created it. The process of acquiring and valuing that stock takes him in to peoples’ homes an...
2024-11-0443 min
Outland JapanMinakami, Gunma: Backcountry, Whitewater, Onsen & More with Zack Berman / Momi-no-Ki LodgeSend us a textEpisode 37 of the podcast takes us to Minakami in Gunma Prefecture to speak with Zack Berman of Momi-no-Ki Lodge. Originally from the United States, Zack and his wife Amanda own and operate the large self-contained lodge in the heart of Minakami – a hot spring town now well-established as one of Japan’s best outdoor destinations. We discuss the skiing and snowboarding available at the multiple resorts in the area – including the celebrated backcountry of Tanigawadake Tenjindaira and more – along with the fantastic rafting and canyoning, hiking and hot springs all within easy reach of the l...
2024-10-2147 min
Outland JapanANNOUNCEMENT: The Podcast is Renaming as 'Outland Japan' & the New Season Begins Tuesday 22nd OctoberSend us a textI am pleased to announce that the podcast will be returning with the first episode of Season 4 on Tuesday 22nd October, under the new name of 'Outland Japan'. The podcast has now been running around a year-and-a-half, and during that time, I've discovered more and more stories I’d like to bring you, that lie outside of the snow country, in other areas of regional and rural Japan. Under the new name of 'Outland Japan', I’ll start to do just that as I extend the focus of the pod to all of rura...
2024-10-0703 min
Outland JapanENCORE EDIT / Finding, Fixing & Furnishing a Home in the Snow Country with Gianpaolo Camplese / Nereto WoodworkSend us a textThe podcast remains on a break between seasons but as promised, here’s another shorter, edited version of one of the most popular episodes to date - Finding, Fixing & Furnishing a Home in the Snow Country with Gianpaolo Camplese. This was Episode 22 of the podcast, in which I speak with woodworker and musician Gianpaolo Camplese about living in the snow country and his acquisition and refurbishment of an old ‘kominka’ – a traditional farmhouse – into his family home. Important to note that this is an edited version of the longer original episode, in which Gi...
2024-09-3019 min
Outland JapanENCORE EDIT / Shiga Kogen: Japan's Largest Ski Resort with Robel Zemichael / Shiga International Ski SchoolSend us a textThe podcast is currently on a break between Season 3 and Season 4. As promised, during this period I’ll be uploading previous episode or two, beginning with this edit of what was the Episode 13 of the podcast, and the first of Season 2 – Shiga Kogen Ski Resort: Japan’s Largest Ski Resort. In this episode I spoke with two-time Olympian Robel Zemichael about Shiga Kogen Mountain Resort, which lays claim to being both Japan’s largest and highest ski resort. Robel is the manager of Shiga International Ski School and based in Shiga Kogen all year rou...
2024-09-2321 min
Outland JapanNorikura: Japan's First Zero Carbon National Park with Ogawa Yui / Norikura Zero LaboSend us a textIn Episode 36 of the podcast we head into the North Alps – Japan’s highest mountain range – and onto Norikura. Standing 3026 metres / 9927 feet above sea level, Mount Norikura or Norikuradake is one of the highest peaks in North Alps, a volcanic mountain which straddles the border of Nagano and Gifu Prefectures. It is here, in the village below the mountain, that we travel to meet Ogawa Yui, Community Manager of Norikura Zero Labo – a program pushing Norikura toward being Japan’s first carbon neutral park. Yui’s own story is an interesting one. We discu...
2024-09-0943 min
Outland JapanShiga Kogen Highlands: A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve with Photographer & Nature Guide Yokota ShinjiSend us a textEpisode 35 of the podcast takes us to Shiga Kogen Highlands in Nagano Prefecture. Declared a UNESCO Biopshere Reserve in 1980, Shiga Kogen is an alpine landscape which includes major peaks such as Mount Shiga and Mount Kusatsu-Shirane – one of Japan’s most active volcanoes – renowned for its biodiversity, wetlands and distinct seasonal beauty. In this episode I speak with Yokota Shinji – a talented landscape and nature photographer who regularly accompanies guests into the alpine landscape of Shiga Kogen. He provides nature tours, photography tours and workshops for both Japanese and English-speaking guests and as su...
2024-08-2647 min
Outland JapanFrom Dream to Reality: Owning Your Own Ski Lodge in Japan Pt.2 with Dan Solo / Snowball JapanSend us a textThis is the second half of Episode 34 of the podcast, my chat with Dan Solo of Snowball Japan. Originally from Australia, Dan and his wife Andy first travelled to Japan more than 20 years ago and fell in love with life in the snow country. They set themselves to one day run their own ski lodge, a dream that came to fruition when they opened Snowball Chalet in Madarao, followed soon after by Snowman Apartments. Since that time, Dan and Andy have taken on more properties in Madarao, the connected resort of Tangram Ski...
2024-08-1244 min
Outland JapanFrom Dream to Reality: Owning Your Own Ski Lodge in Japan Pt.1 with Dan Solo / Snowball JapanSend us a textIn Episode 34 of the podcast we head to Madarao Mountain Resort in Nagano to speak with Dan Solo of Snowball Japan. Originally from Australia, Dan and his wife Andy first travelled to Japan more than 20 years ago and fell in love with life in the snow country. They set themselves to one day run their own ski lodge, a dream that came to fruition when they opened Snowball Chalet in Madarao, followed soon after by Snowman Apartments. Since that time, Dan and Andy have taken on more properties in Madarao, the connected resort...
2024-08-0549 min
Bridgeman Baptist Community ChurchChrist In Me - The Spirit Filled Life Andrew CarnellPastor Andrew Carnell brings the message from our church wide series, "Life in the Spirit", with "Christ In Me - The Spirit Filled Life". What happens when we are in Christ? Where does the power come from? What is the mystery? What happens when Christ is in us? He empowers our Christian life. This is the same power that rose Jesus from the dead. What can we do in our own strength? What happened to the apostle Peter? How can we gain this power in our lives? Take Him at His word, trust God!Click to view...
2024-08-0439 min
BridgemediaChrist In Me - The Spirit Filled Life - Andrew CarnellPastor Andrew Carnell brings the message from our church wide series, "Life in the Spirit", with "Christ In Me - The Spirit Filled Life". What happens when we are in Christ? Where does the power come from? What is the mystery? What happens when Christ is in us? He empowers our Christian life. This is the same power that rose Jesus from the dead. What can we do in our own strength? What happened to the apostle Peter? How can we gain this power in our lives? Take Him at His word, trust God!
Click to view this week’s pa...
2024-08-0439 min
Outland JapanKamikochi: A Snow Country Stories Japan Travel GuideSend us a textEpisode of 33 of the podcast takes us into Japan’s highest mountain range and into the beautiful alpine valley of Kamikochi. Part of the wider Chubu Sangaku National Park, Kamikochi is a 16 kilometre / 10 mile valley which follows the beautiful Azusa River and bookended by two famous mountains – Mount Hotaka and Yakedake. With an average elevation of around 1400 metres / 4593 feet, the valley is known for its outstanding beauty, pristine ecosystem and multiple mountain peaks. Open to the public from mid-April until mid-November each year, access is restricted in order to preserve that natural beauty and...
2024-07-2241 min
Outland JapanNamahage: They're Coming for the Children, with Dr Michael Dylan Foster / University of California DavisSend us a textEpisode 32 of the podcast takes us to the north of Japan, into the snow country of Akita Prefecture and onto Oga Peninsula. Jutting out from the Japanese main island and into the Sea of Japan, Oga Peninsula is wild and beautiful, a place of rustic villages and lurking wonders; and it is here, in Oga that we encounter the fearsome ‘Namahage’ – mythical ogre-like creatures that emerge from the forested mountains every New Year, to raid village homes and terrorise the children inside. The Namahage are, in a very real sense, coming for the childr...
2024-07-0849 min
For the Glory KCIs Ownership to Blame for some Sporting KC Struggles?S3E27 - For the Glory KC is back with the 92nd episode of the show!
Sporting Kansas City had a busy week both on and off the field. Primarily, this week's episode is focused on the off the field matters due to recording schedules. We're heading out of the country early in the week and may be taking a brief hiatus from podcasting, so be sure to subscribe to the podcast to catch when the next episode comes out.
This week, Sporting KC introduced Mike Burns as their new Sporting Director and he and...
2024-07-071h 43
Outland JapanThe Artist is in Residence: Design, Gastronomy & New Tradition of an Artisanal Ski Chalet with Liam Mugavin / A.I.R. MyokoSend us a textIn Episode 31 of the podcast we head to Akakura Onsen in Myoko Kogen to speak with design maker Liam Mugavin. Originally for Australia, Liam is the cofounder of A.I.R. Myoko – a ski in, ski out chalet which combines design, gastronomy and other artisanal influences to offer a different type of experience when it comes to ski accommodation in Japan. Liam’s background and continued work as a designer maker underpin the concept of chalet he operates, along with his business partner and other members of the team. Extending the ‘artist...
2024-06-2445 min
Outland JapanOze National Park with Outdoor Guide Iida Taka / Nozawa Onsen ToursSend us a textIn Episode 30 of the podcast I speak with outdoor guide Iida Taka about Oze National Park. Straddling four prefectures of the snow country – Gunma, Niigata, Fukushima and Tochigi – Oze National Park is relatively small at 373 squared kilometres however its smaller size is in fact one of its attractions. Known for its lakes, wetlands, moors and marshes, the park is ringed by mountains ascending over 2000 metres with areas of dense forest. As such, visitors to Oze can enjoy varied environments including unique flora and fauna within a confined area. Taka is an exper...
2024-06-1040 min
Bridgeman Baptist Community ChurchMiraculous CatchPastor Andrew Carnell concludes our series, "The Miracles of Jesus" with "Miraculous Catch". How does Peter respond? What was he doing in life? What was he expecting? And then he recognises the Lord, he runs to him. Jesus asks "Do you love me?" Jesus cuts into Peter's heart, and builds humility. Now he can be used. Jesus wants to use you, also! Jesus says "Follow Me".
Passages: John 21: 1-14, 15-19
Date: 2/06/2024
2024-06-0240 min
BridgemediaMiraculous Catch Andrew CarnellPastor Andrew Carnell concludes our series, "The Miracles of Jesus" with "Miraculous Catch". How does Peter respond? What was he doing in life? What was he expecting? And then he recognises the Lord, he runs to him. Jesus asks "Do you love me?" Jesus cuts into Peter's heart, and builds humility. Now he can be used. Jesus wants to use you, also! Jesus says "Follow Me".
Passages: John 21: 1-14, 15-19
Date: 2/06/2024
2024-06-0240 min
Outland JapanThe Sake, Sushi & Story of a Snow Country Port City with Jenya Yuss / Edge of NiigataSend us a textIn Episode 29 of the podcast we return to Niigata Prefecture and onto Niigata City to speak with Jenya Yuss. Jenya works for Edge of Niigata, a travel company based in Niigata City and operating tours and experiences in the city and wider prefecture. As such she’s an ideal person to introduce to the story and the reasons to visit Niigata.When Japanese think about the snow country, Niigata is one of the first prefectures to spring to mind. Subject to very heavy snowfall, Niigata is synonymous with that snow along wi...
2024-05-2738 min
Outland JapanCapturing the Landscapes & Seasons of the Snow Country: The Photography of Mark DavisSend us a textIn Episode 28 of the podcast I speak with Mark Davis, a Tokyo-based landscape photographer whose work focuses on the natural environments of Japan. Mark’s photography takes him into many areas of regional Japan with a particular interest in the snow country and its varied seasons. As such, his photography tells a more complete story of the snow country, and Japan in general, in revealing the transient of beauty of spring, summer and autumn in addition to its celebrated winter.Originally from the United States, Mark’s own story and account of h...
2024-05-1342 min
Outland JapanTsuruoka, Yamagata: Japan's Best Food Destination, You've (Probably) Never Heard Of with Alexis CrumpSend us a textEpisode 27 of the podcast takes us back to Yamagata Prefecture and onto Tsuruoka, a city known for its diverse and rich traditional food culture. In 2014 Tsuruoka was designated a UNESCO ‘Creative City of Gastronomy’ in recognition of that food culture including continued agricultural practices and use heirloom crops and wild plants foraged in the forests and mountains, along with creative use and contemporisation of those gastronomic practices. It was the first city in Japan to be awarded the status yet it remains relatively unknown (including for many Japanese).In exploration of Tsur...
2024-04-2943 min
Outland JapanTateyama Kurobe Alpine Route: A Snow Country Stories Japan Travel GuideSend us a textEpisode 26 of the podcast transports us along one of the snow country’s most popular destinations – the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route. Located in Chubu Sangaku National Park, the Alpine Route is a popular sightseeing route that transports visitors across Japan’s highest mountain range – the Kita Alps or North Alps. It takes a series of mountain transports to do so that operate between different stations, eventually ascending to Murodo Station at 2450 metres / 8038 feet above sea level, from where you are within reach of the summit of Mount Tate or Tateyama – at 3003 metres / 9852 feet.The A...
2024-04-1534 min
Outland JapanDaisetsuzan: Japan's Largest National Park with Richard Smith / Adventure HokkaidoSend us a textToday's episode - Episode 25 of the podcast - kicks off Season 3 as we make our way north to Hokkaido and onto Japan’s largest national park, Daisetsuzan. Established in 1934, Daisetsuzan National Park is known for its alpine landscapes, abundant flora and fauna, and seasonal beauty including its deep snow of winter. For many, Daisetsuzan is the crown jewel of Japan’s 34 national parks and without any doubt, is one of the snow country’s most rewarding destinations.In this episode I speak with Richard Smith, an experienced guide who leads multi-day hiking...
2024-04-0143 min
Creating a buzz about health with Paula CarnellPaula Carnell interviews Peter Yeo - Episode 67In this episode Paula interviews Peter Yeo :-What you will learn from this episode:-🐝 Our connection with plants and trees🐝 Insects and herbs🐝 Spontaneous regeneration🐝 Fibonacci Code🐝 Invasive species🐝 Trauma and Healing🐝 Hymylayan Balsam"Website :- https://paulacarnell.com/TEDx Talk :- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RI4LCGMM-gAFollow Paula on :-Instagram :- https://www.instagram.com/paula.carnell/?hl=en...
2024-03-251h 06
Outland JapanANNOUNCEMENT: Season 3 of Snow Country Stories Japan Begins Tuesday 2nd AprilSend us a textSeason 3 of Snow Country Stories Japan begins on Tuesday 2nd April 2024. In the coming season we’ll be exploring the snow country in spring and summer before heading into the beauty of autumn, starting with Japan’s largest national park, Daisetsuzan. Considered by many as the most impressive of Japan's 34 national parks, Daisetsuzan occupies a vast area dominated by volcanic ranges and many peaks of over 2000 metres / 6600 feet, with an abundant alpine flora and fauna and striking beauty from season to season including its deep snow of winter.Exploration of Daisetsuzan will...
2024-03-1802 minOutland JapanBONUS EPISODE: Talking Spring in the Snow Country on the Lost Without Japan PodcastSend us a textSnow Country Stories Japan is currently on a break between seasons. I’ll announce the return date as soon as possible. In the meantime, this bonus episode features a clip of my recently published interview on the Lost Without Japan podcast.Lost Without Japan is a bi-weekly podcast focused on listeners planning their first trip to Japan or for those who are returning, introducing new destinations and experiences to get them off the beaten track. The host of the podcast Mike covers a broad range of topics and talks to people th...
2024-03-0422 min
Outland JapanHakkaisan Brewery: Snow-Aged Sake & Beer from Powder Mountain with Shoko BabaSend us a textIn Episode 24 of the podcast I speak with Shoko Baba, a member of the international sales team, of one of the snow country’s most celebrated sake breweries, Hakkaisan. Located in the heavy snow area of Minami-Uonuma, Hakkaisan Brewery produces high quality sake that reflects the pristine surrounding environment and traditions of this beautiful area of Niigata. Shoko and I discuss the heritage and pedigree of Hakkaisan including their celebrated snow-aged ‘Yukimuro’ sake, while also delving into the importance of sake in the culture of Niigata and more broadly, in Japan. We discuss Hakkai...
2024-02-1942 min
Outland JapanThe God Bears of Northern Japan with David Laichtman / Sophia UniversitySend us a textIn Episode 23 of the podcast I speak with David Laichtman - a doctoral candidate at Sophia University in Tokyo - about the historical and contemporary practice of bear worship in Japan by cultures including the Matagi in Tohoku and Ainu in Hokkaido. In doing so, this episode draws attention to the often-overlooked fact that Japan is home culturally and ethnically distinct people, many of whom are most identifiable in the snow country. This episode includes discussion regarding traditional practices which result in the physical death of bears. We discuss how that o...
2024-02-0542 min
The Smooth Jazz Kitchen with Chef Bruce BuegeThe Smooth Jazz Kitchen with Bruce Buege - Feelin' Fine00:00 Michael Broening - The Way She Moves00:05 Carol Albert feat Peter White - Sunshine Yellow00:10 Jimmy B - My Old Street00:13 Kirk Whalum - Ascension00:19 Terrace Martin & Alex Isley - Paradise00:23 Mike Phillips - Its A Vibe00:27 Spyro Gyra - Feelin' Fine00:31 Chuck Loeb - High Five00:36 Quintin Gerard W feat Gerry Smoot - Tell Me Something00:42 Gregg Karukas - Deep Into You00:47 Greg Minnick feat Lauren Carter & Ricky Williams - Lazy Time00:51 Earl Klugh - All Through The Night00:56 George Duke - Geneva01:03 Santana...
2024-01-312h 00
Smooth Jazz DiscoverSolo Novedades Smooth Jazz 156 | The Frost Duo, Spontaneous Groovin’ Combustion, Carol Albert, Vandell A & more...TRACKLIST
00:30 Spontaneous Groovin’ Combustion – Spontaneity
04:30 The Frost Duo – Saturate
08:30 Carol Albert & Peter White – Sunshine Yellow
12:30 Urs Wiesendanger – All The Things feat. Andy Snitzer
17:30 Nick Stefanacci – The Masquerade feat. Carnell Harrell
21:00 Vandell Andrew – complexity.
24:30 deepnahuel – Le place
27:30 Mario Rossi – Kari feat. Eric Marienthal
31:30 Quintin Gerard W. – Tell Me Something – Single
36:15 Chris Standring – Alphabet Soup – Single
41:00 Jason Peterson DeLaire – Let’s Catch A Wave
45:00 Amandus – All Night
49:00 ABCastillo Skyline Band – Peaceful Horizon
52:30 Avromi Basch – How Deep Is Your Love (Saxophone Version)
55:00 Judah Sealy – I’ll Be Alright
59:00 Roberto Vazquez – Cuando Vuelva a tu Lado (What a Difference a Day Makes)
2024-01-2900 min
Outland JapanFinding, Fixing & Furnishing a Home in the Snow Country with Craftsman Gianpaolo Camplese / Nereto WoodworkSend us a textIn Episode 22 of the podcast we head north to the small rural village of Nukui in Nagano Prefecture. It is here that we find craftsman and musician Gianpaolo Camplese. Originally from Italy, Gianpaolo moved to the snow country in search for a home for his family, eventually discovering a rundown ‘kominka’ (traditional farmhouse) in the picturesque Nukui. In this episode we speak about Gianpaolo’s journey to the snow country of Japan, why he loves it, where and how he found his home, and the process of buying and fixing it Gianpao...
2024-01-2249 min
Outland JapanThe Hidden Histories of Nagano City: A Snow Country Stories Japan Travel GuideSend us a textEpisode 21 of the Snow County Stories Japan podcast brings us to Nagano City, the capital of the large, landlocked and mountainous Nagano Prefecture. Host of the 1998 Winter Olympic Games, Nagano is blessed with heavy snow and home to fantastic ski resorts, many of Japan’s highest mountains and multiple national parks. As the largest city in the region, Nagano City is the primary transit point for visitors heading to those ski resorts, mountains and national parks with many if not most people passing through enroute to a nearby destination. In this episode of th...
2024-01-0838 min
Outland JapanHoshino Resorts Nekoma Mountain: Japan's Newest Ski Resort with Snowboarder Ishiuchi KeiSend us a textEpisode 20 of the Snow Country Stories Japan takes us back to Aizu in Fukushima Prefecture and Japan’s newest ski resort, Hoshino Resorts Nekoma Mountain. In this episode I speak with Ishiuchi Kei, an accomplished snowboarder with a lot of experience working in the ski industry and genuine enthusiasm for Nekoma and the Aizu region. A true snow guru, Kei speaks about Nekoma Mountain with genuine enthusiasm.Nekoma Mountain consists of two older resorts – Alts Bandai and Nekoma Snow Park - that have now been connected, making it one of the larg...
2023-12-2540 min
Outland JapanMithila Museum & The Stone Music of Hasegawa TokioSend us a textEpisode 19 of the podcast takes us into the deep snow country of Tokamachi in Niigata, where we venture into the beautiful, heavily forested hills and minor mountains of that area, and onto the secluded Mithila Museum to speak with its director Hasegawa Tokio. An avant-garde musician and artist, Hasegawa-san founded Mithila Museum in 1982, and today, the museum houses one the world’s major collection of Mithila or Madhubani art while Hasegawa-san remains an active, innovative and legendary musician. We discuss his story, how the museum came to be, his music and of course, hi...
2023-12-1145 min
Outland JapanMatsunoyama, Niigata: Challenges & Opportunities of Life in the Deep Snow with Kamimura ShotaroSend us a textEpisode 18 of the podcast takes us once again to Niigata Prefecture and the snow country area of Matsunoyama. Famous for its very heavy snowfall, Matsunoyama is a place in many ways defined by that snow. In this episode I speak with Kamimura Shotaro, a regional revitalisation coordinator based in Matsunoyama. Shotaro’s work tasks him with revitalisation of the community and as such, we discuss the multiple challenges being faced by the people of Matsunoyama while also exploring the opportunities of life in the deep snow. This episode highlights the reality fo...
2023-11-2744 min
Outland JapanMyoko Kogen Ski Resorts with Snowboarder Billy Halloran / The Greenhouse MyokoSend us a textEpisode 17 of the podcast takes us to Niigata Prefecture and the deep snow of Myoko Kogen. Located on the flanks of Mount Myoko, Myoko Kogen is a collective named used to refer to five ski resorts, renowned for their very heavy snowfall and some of Japan’s best powder riding. In this episode I speak with Billy Halloran, a talented snowboarder and operator of The Greenhouse Myoko, a self-contained lodge tucked away in picturesque village near the base of Myoko Suginohara Ski Resort. Originally from New Zealand, Billy found his way to J...
2023-11-1348 min
Outland JapanJigokudani Snow Monkey Park, Nagano: A Snow Country Stories Japan Travel GuideSend us a textEpisode 16 of the podcast brings us back to Nagano Prefecture and one of the snow country’s most popular destinations, Jigokudani Yaen Koen – more commonly referred to as the Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park. Located in the enclave of Yamanouchi – 50 to 60 minutes from Nagano City – the park is home to a curious troop of Japanese macaques known for the love of bathing in hot springs. This episode has everything you need to know to plan your visit to the monkey park including just why the monkeys are there and why they are so famous, what to...
2023-10-3035 min
Outland JapanWildlife Tourism Japan with Conservationist Eli SookerSend us a textEpisode 15 of the podcast takes us to the north of Honshu and the prefecture of Akita. Known for its natural beauty and wild landscapes, Akita is a place that my guest Eli Sooker spends much of his time. Eli is a conservationist, writer, wildlife photographer and eco tour guide based in Japan whose current research focuses on bear conservation and specifically, bear attacks. His research is the launching point for our conversation about wildlife conservation and the potential of wildlife tourism in Japan. Chances are that when you think of the...
2023-10-1642 min
Outland JapanSon of the Smith & The Science of Cider with Ikeuchi TakuroSend us a textEpisode 14 of the podcast takes us once again to Nagano Prefecture and Son of the Smith Hard Cider brewery. Opened in 2020, Son of the Smith Hard Cider are in many ways forging a new era for cider in Japan – a country that doesn’t have a strong cider tradition. In this episode, I speak with head brewer Ikeuchi Takuro about the brewery’s founding vision and the cider they are now producing – work that is redefining what is possible when it comes to cider. As Ikeuchi-san explains, his background in organic chemistr...
2023-10-0238 min
Outland JapanShiga Kogen: Japan's Largest Ski Resort with Robel Zemichael / Shiga International Ski SchoolSend us a textEpisode 13 of the podcast – and the first of Season 2 – brings us back to Nagano and Japan’s largest ski resort, Shiga Kogen. A host venue in the 1998 Winter Olympic Games, Shiga Kogen Mountain Resort is Japan’s largest and highest ski resort and enjoys the longest season of any resort in Nagano or Central Japan. Despite this the resort remains relatively unknown to international visitors…In this episode I speak with Robel Zemichael, manager of Shiga International Ski School. Robel is a two-time Olympian who represented his birth country of Ethiopia at the 200...
2023-09-1848 min
Outland JapanANNOUNCEMENT: Season 2 of Snow Country Stories Japan Begins Tuesday 19th SeptemberSend us a textI am happy to announce that Season 2 of ‘Snow Country Stories Japan’ begins on Tuesday 19th September 2023. And I’m just as happy to say, there’s a lot to look forward to in the coming season! As we head toward and into another winter, Season 2 of the podcast will take us deeper into Japan’s snow country including episodes covering some of Japan’s best ski resorts and the fantastic skiing, snowboarding and backcountry on offer here. Of course that’s just part of the snow country story and in Season 2 we’ll continue to e...
2023-09-1202 min
Outland JapanENCORE EDIT / Nakano of 1000 Empty Houses: In Search of Solutions to Japan's Akiya ProblemSend us a textSnow Country Stories Japan remains on a break between Season 1 and Season 2. This is the second upload of two previous episodes - an edit of what was Episode 04 / Nakano of 100 Empty Houses: In Search of Solutions to Japan's Akiya Problem. The original episode was around 1 hour in length whereas this edit is just over 20 minutes. Another of my most rewarding chats from Season 1, in this episode I speak with Murai Shota about his work in Nakano - a small town outside of Nagano City - and his work in finding solutions f...
2023-09-0221 min
Outland JapanENCORE EDIT / Remove, Replace, Repeat: The Unending Restoration of a 200 Year Old Farmhouse in Togari, NaganoSend us a textSnow Country Stories Japan is currently on a break between Season 1 and Season 2. As promised, during this period I’ll be uploading a couple of previous episodes, beginning with this edit of what was Episode 2 of the podcast. The original episode was the longest to date at over 1 hour whereas this edit is just over 20 minutes. I consider this chat to be one of the best I've had to date. The original episode was however squeezed between the first and third episodes, which were published on three consecutive days to launch the...
2023-08-1920 min
Outland JapanTogakushi, Nagano: A Snow Country Stories Japan Travel GuideSend us a textEpisode 12 of the podcast is the first of my intended travel guides for recommended destinations in the snow country. Located just outside of Nagano City, Togakushi is home to some of Japan’s most important Shinto shrines and one of the snow country’s most important cultural landscapes. Mount Togakushi has been a focal point of devotion for more than 1000 years with its shrines and the story of Togakushi linked to Shinto creation myths, giving it true significance within Japanese culture . Part of the wider Myoko-Togakushi Renzan National Park, Togakushi’s spiritu...
2023-08-0537 min
Outland JapanFukushima: Portraits of Life By Photographer Yuki IwanamiSend us a textIn Episode 11 of Snow Country Stories Japan, I speak with Yuki Iwanami, a renowned photographer based in the snow country area of Aizu in Fukushima. Yuki’s photography explores the humanity of man-made and natural disasters such as war, trafficking and earthquakes. As such, his portfolio features his work in countries including Nepal, Pakistan, China, India and Cambodia along with his home country of Japan.As of March 2011, Yuki was working as a photographer for The Yomiuri Shimbun - one of Japan’s five major newspapers – when the Great East Japan Earthq...
2023-07-2236 min
Outland JapanNozawa Onsen Distillery: Award-Winning Gin & Whisky That WillSend us a textIn Episode 10 of Snow Country Stories Japan, I speak with Sam Yoneda, lead distiller at the newly opened but already well-awarded Nozawa Onsen Distillery. Founded with a vision to produce gin and whisky that reflect the character of Nozawa Onsen, the distillery opened its doors to the public in December 2022 and since that time has won multiple awards both in Japan and abroad – awards including four gold medals at the 2023 San Francisco World Spirits Competition, four medals – including platinum, double gold and gold – at The Sip Awards, and most recently named the 2023 New Di...
2023-07-0841 min
Loving Liberty Radio Network05-31-2023 Liberty RoundTable with Sam BushmanHour 1
* Guest: James Edwards – Race, Politics & Hypocrisy in 21st Century America – thepoliticalcesspool.org
* Operation Destroy Agency – Sadly Well Under Way!
* Projection is the process of displacing one’s feelings or actions onto a different person, animal, or object.
* Book: The Honorable Cause – A Free South, Twelve Southern Essays!
* Persona non grata, Unauthorized Flags: Gadsden Flag, Don’t Tread On Me! – Flag of the Confederate States of America!
* Battle Flag: The rainbow flag (with the 7 colors of the spectrum.
* LGBTQ groups across the US consider a new flag meant...
2023-07-071h 49
Outland JapanHow to Die Well in the Mountains: Way of the YamabushiSend us a textIn Episode 09 of Snow Country Stories Japan, I speak with Tim Bunting. Based in Yamagata but originally from New Zealand, Tim is a practicing ‘yamabushi’ and better known by his moniker the ‘Kiwi Yamabushi’. Translating as ‘one who prostrates himself on a mountain’, the word ‘yamabushi’ refers to mountain ascetics – those who practices various forms of shugendo – a syncretic faith system or systems that blend Shintoism, Buddhism, Taoism, folklore and more – of which ritual and practice in natural landscapes, especially mountains is a fundamental. In speaking with Tim, we go into detail about his practi...
2023-06-2442 min
Outland JapanSnow Country Japan: Why I Value It, Why You Should Visit & What I Do HereSend us a textIn Episode 08 of Snow Country Stories Japan I delve a little deeper into what and where the snow country is, why I value it, why I think you should visit and my own story and the services I provide as a writer and guide based in Nagano. I also provide some basic information about how to get to the snow country, which obviously depends to your exact destination and how you want to travel.As discussed in the episode, the term ‘雪国 / yukiguni’ or ‘snow country’, refers to regions and areas of heavy snowfa...
2023-06-1031 min
KosmosasKosmosas. Peter Gabriel modernasŠioje laidoje jūs girdite „Public Service Broadcasting“, „Electric Orange“, „Societe Entrange“, „Deerhoof“, „Xiu Xiu“, Louis Carnell, „Wu Wei“, „El Marraba3“, „Ojos De Brujo“ ir kt. atlikėjų bei grupių muziką. Laidos naujiena – Kieran Hebden ir William Tyler atliekama daina „Darkness, Darkness“.Rubrikoje „Žanro klasika“ – vienas geriausių ir moderniausių Peter Gabriel albumų „3 (Melt)“.Ved. Darius Užkuraitis
2023-05-3059 min
Outland JapanLife After the Quake: Guiding, Cycling & the Essence of JapanSend us a textIn Episode 07 of Snow Country Stories Japan, I speak with Kevin Kato, a guide and writer based in Matsumoto, Nagano. Kevin guides extended cycling and walking tours in Japan and in the first half of the interview we discuss the pleasure we both find in guiding, the need to convey of sense of place to guests and the growing popularity of cycling, including cycling tours and new routes in Japan. The Japan Alps Cycling Road is one such route that we touch upon briefly during the interview – a 700km / 435 loop circuit that takes in...
2023-05-2748 min
Outland JapanShiga Kogen Brewery & The Artistry of Barrel-Aged BeerSend us a textIn Episode 06 of Snow Country Stories Japan, I had the privilege of visiting Shiga Kogen Brewery – one of the snow country’s most recognisable, popular and awarded breweries. Established in 2004 by the founder and master brewer, Sato Eigo, Shiga Kogen Brewery grew out of his family’s much older Tamamura Honten – a sake brewery dating back more than 200 years – with a vision to produce beers with character and that reflected the local area. Today it is known for its ales and IPAs, Shiga Kogen also produces an enticing range seasonal varieties and barrel-aged beers.
2023-05-1354 min
Outland JapanThe High Life with Moto the Mountain GuideSend us a textIn Episode 05 of Snow Country Stories Japan, I speak with Hayashi Motohiro - better known as ‘Moto the Mountain Guide’. Moto is a true man of the mountains, an experienced guide who makes his working and guiding in Japan’s tallest mountains. As such, Moto is most certainly leading the high life here in the snow country of Japan.Japan is in every sense a country of mountains. Over 70% of the Japanese land mass is designated as mountainous or rugged. Japan has 21 mountains over 3000 metres with many more mountains of ove...
2023-04-2959 min
Outland JapanANNOUNCEMENT: The Podcast Name is Changing to Snow Country Stories JapanSend us a textHello again from the snow country! This is a short announcement to let you know that as of this week, the name of the podcast will be changing from ‘Snow Country For Old Men’ to ‘Snow Country Stories Japan’ and with that, the website address will also be updated.The reasons for the change are simple and won’t result in any alteration to the podcast content or our usual bi-weekly schedule. While I’m very fond of the current name, I want to make things a little clearer for listeners and help the...
2023-04-2302 min
The 105 with Andrew Ivins & Cooper PetagnaSpring Game Observations: True Freshmen that shined on the fieldWith a ton of Spring games completed last weekend, the Oyster Boys look back and discuss which true freshmen shined the brightest.Clemson DL Peter Woods - 3:50Clemson DL Tomarrion Parker - 11:20Ohio State WR Carnell Tate - 20:30Miami Edge Rueben Bain - 26:50Miami OL Francis Mauigoa - 29:40Texas QB Maalik Murphy - 34:40Texas QB Arch Manning - 38:30Texas WR Johntay Cook - 41:30Georgia TE Lawson Luckie - 47:20Quick Hitters - 55:00...
2023-04-191h 10
Outland JapanNakano of 1000 Empty Houses: In Search of Solutions to Japan's Akiya ProblemSend us a textIn Episode 04 of Snow Country Stories Japan*, I speak with Murai Shota. Shota is a young man originally from Nagoya and now living in small town of Nakano in Nagano; and tasked with finding solutions to, or it could be said new beginnings for, Nakano’s estimated 1000 empty houses. Known as ‘空き家 / akiya’ in Japanese - a word that translates as ‘empty house’ – it is estimated that 13% of houses in Japan are unoccupied or abandoned. They can be exceptionally cheap to buy but also, notoriously few are available to purchase. Shota’s multifaceted role inv...
2023-04-1556 min
Outland JapanOf Tengu & Taiko: An Interview with a Wondermensional WomanSend us a textIn Episode 03 of Snow Country Stories Japan*, I speak with Komatsu Haruna, a multi-talented musician and performer based in Iizuna, Nagano. Haruna is a member of Iizuna Gongen Daiko, a local ‘taiko’ (drum) group that has been performing for over 30 years. Haruna joined Iizuna Gongen Daiko in 2017 and now both performs and composes music for the group, including compositions to tell the story and promote the ‘Iizuna Saburo Tengu’ – a ‘yokai’ (supernatural being) said to live deep in the forests of Mount Iizuna and focus of devotion for followers of ‘Iizuna Shugen’. The interview beg...
2023-04-0148 min
Outland JapanRemove, Replace, Repeat: The Unending Restoration of a 200 Year Old Farmhouse in Togari, NaganoSend us a textEpisode 02 of Snow Country Stories Japan* transports us to Togari, Nagano to chat with Rich Morgan. Rich and his wife Maiko are engaged in the ongoing restoration of their home, a 200 year old traditional farmhouse. Known as ‘kominka’ in Japanese, these beautiful houses acted much like lifeboats within the heavy snow, allowing families to sustain themselves through winter. The skill and strength of the construction required to withstand the snow means that kominka survive to this day, however many now lie abandoned and under threat of collapse or demolition. Rich and Maiko...
2023-04-011h 05
Outland JapanAn Orographic Chat with Mark of Madarao Mountain LodgeSend us a textHello and welcome to the first episode of Snow Country Stories Japan* – a podcast about life in Japan’s legendary ‘yukiguni’. In Episode 01 of the podcast I sat down for a chat with Mark of Madarao Mountain Lodge. Originally from Sydney, Australia, Mark has been living in Japan for years and operating his ski lodge in Madarao since 2017. He’s a big part of the community and a wealth of knowledge about Madarao, life in the snow country and Japan in general. The interview starts with Mark and I talking about the season...
2023-03-3050 min
Outland JapanSnow Country for Old Men: Exploring Japan's Legendary 'Yukiguni'Send us a textWelcome to Snow Country Stories Japan*, a bi-weekly podcast all about life in Japan’s legendary ‘yukiguni’. This is a brief trailer episode to introduce the show - what it's all about and who it's for, your host and what to expect.Known as ‘yukiguni’ in Japanese, snow country refers to the prefectures and areas renowned for their heavy snowfall of winter – best-known to international visitors for the many outstanding ski resorts on offer. While we'll definitely be talking skiing and snowboarding on this podcast, Snow Country Stories Japan is a show on whic...
2023-03-2603 min
Lectures and PerformancesJerah E. Chadwick Reading - Reginald GibbonsZoom Meeting ID: 98038209023
• Host: Joshua Corey
• Meeting Start: 03/30/2022 @ 6:45 PM
• Recording Start: 03/30/2022 @ 6:48 PM
• Duration: 1 hr 16 mins
• Participants: Joshua Corey (he/him/his), Collin, carnell, Kim Cook, yaimasantiago, Anna Indelli, Judy Royal, Rich Bartolozzi, Reginald Gibbons, Zak Khan, Lillian Huang Cummins (she/her), Stephanie Olson, Jackie, Eulalia Jane, Bill J, s. chadwick, Cornelia Spelman, Julitsa Hernandez, Jair Castaneda, Benjamin’s iPad, Tom, Jack Farrell, Emily Mitchell (she/her/hers), Stovicek# Eric, Sally Lapiduss, Aidan Thompson, Amanda Rosenberg, Kate L, Peter von Hemert, michaelmagitman, Nina Cummings, Alumni, Kristina Imshaite, Allison Pieper (S/H/H), Zachary Martin (he/him/his), corneliaspelman
2022-03-311h 04
The CITY VoiceThe CITY Voice: Bradley CarnellOur first-ever Head Coach Bradley Carnell and Sporting Director Lutz Pfannenstiel talk to VP of Content Peter Wood about Bradley’s journey to St. Louis and the club’s vision for success on and off the pitch.
2022-01-101h 12
Parallax Views w/ J.G. MichaelFreedom, the Kenosha Shooting in Context, and More w/ Irami Osei-Frimpong
On this edition of Parallax Views, Athens, Georgia has a long history of racial justice activism due to its prevalent black community making up nearly 30% of its residents. Even amongst those against-the-grain activists, however, Irami Osei-Frimpong is considered something of a controversial gadfly. Currently a Ph.D. candidate in philosophy at the University of Georgia, Frimpong's pointed commentaries on issues like white supremacy, racism, police brutality, and reparation has, at times, attracted a degree of ire outrage. Specifically, he was scrutinized after tweeting, "Some white people may have to die for black communities to be made whole...
2020-08-281h 20
Lochhead on Marketing039 This Recession Will Not Stand, Man | Marketing PodStorm Episode 1https://youtu.be/2AGtzxRtxWM
Welcome to Lochhead on Marketing, where we are trying the first world's Marketing PodStorm — 30 days of strategies and ideas to help you create the future that you want because we believe that nothing legendary is going to happen, at any kind of scale, without legendary marketing.
In this episode, let’s talk about what is possible: it is possible to emerge from this downturn as a stronger business because this recession is not going to stand, man!
The HydraFacial Story
The legendary Peter Drucker once said: “the entrepreneur always searches for change, response to it and exploi...
2020-05-1813 min
Let's Talk Business PodcastLet's Talk Business - Sunday, August 11Well its snow season which means business operations can be significantly impacted by this and John and Scott reveal the best way to overcome this. Plus the boys reveal why businesses look to China for their business operations. Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman Kate Carnell also reveals the key changes to the small business fair dismissal code. The founder of OrganicWeb and a recognised MailChimp expert Gary Eckstein tells us the secret on how to harness the power of email marketing. And Peter Switzer from www.growyourbusiness.com.au examined just how...
2019-08-1142 min
The NoSleep PodcastNoSleep Podcast S12E02It's episode 02 of Season 12. On this week's show we have tales about strange people in places they don't belong.
"October 17th, 1989"‡ written by Jeffrey Ebright and performed by Jeff Clement & Addison Peacock & Nikolle Doolin. (Story starts around 00:03:10)
"The Dead of Night"¤ written by Christian Riley and performed by Peter Lewis & Jesse Cornett & Atticus Jackson. (Story starts around 00:23:20)
"Someone in the Bathroom"† written by Harley Carnell and performed by David Ault & Erika Sanderson. (Story starts around 01:05:30)
"The Blue Ghost Fireflies of DuPont State Forest"† written by Eliza Roth and performed by Nikolle Doolin...
2018-12-161h 07
The Bonus Material Podcast - Thom CarnellOn this episode of The Bonus Material Podcast, Thom Carnell & Langley J West are joined by past-guest / good friend, Jon Edwards to talk about films that deal with grief and loss.
On this episode of The Bonus Material Podcast, Thom Carnell, Jon Edwards, & Langley J West are joined by past-guest and good friend, Jon Edwards to talk about films that deal with grief and loss. We'll go around the table citing films we think are important to the genre... and why. We've wanted to do this show for some time and we're all happy with how well it went. After the break, we all return to discuss news, review some trailers, and make a few recommendations.Featured Song:Peter Gabriel "I Grieve"
2018-07-092h 03
DrLeviLevi Mix 10. (2010.07.07., My Favourite Progressive Songs)This mix is created from my favourite progressive songs from the era of 2005-2010, and inspired by 4 years of parties of famous island of Budapest called Hajógyári Island and the Coronita Music Club.
Tracklist:
01: Glenn Morrison - No Sudden Moves
02: Chab - Closer to me (Hernan Cattaneo remix)
03: Andrea Carnell - Malfunction (Chris Moody Chunky Mix)
04: Deux - Sun Rising Up
05: Ballroom - Grabing Hands (Original Mix)
06: Criss Source - Hugs 'n' Kisses (Full Vocal Re Edit Tony Morales Dj)
07: Ned Shepard - Twenty Below (Original Mix)
08: Patric La Fun - Icicle (Nice7 remix)
09: Pryda - Aftermath (12 Inch Mi...
2016-01-102h 33
Flight Through Entirety: A Doctor Who PodcastRemotely Phallic (Image of the Fendahl)Brendan, Richard and Nathan are menaced, drugged and tied up, which means it’s either a normal Saturday night or the rather spectacular Image of the Fendahl.
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Image of the Fendahl was released on DVD in 2009. (Amazon US) (Amazon UK)
Notes and links
Ma Tyler is played by Daphne Heard, who was Peter Bowles’s mother Mrs Polouvicka in 70s/80s sitcom To The Manor Born. Here’s the first episode.
We’ve mentioned him before, but H. P. Lovecraft was a twentieth-century racist and horror writer...
2015-11-0845 min