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Wild NevadacastWild NevadacastEP 012 - Joy Orlich, Historic Reno Preservation SocietyJoy Orlich, Historic Reno Preservation Society.  Joy Orlich is the President of HRPS, a volunteer organization dedicated to sharing the stories of Reno’s history by highlighting important properties and advocating for their recognition and protection.  Joy explains the organization’s mission and its various programs, from walking tours to a speaker series and even an app that shows us the history that lives right beside us. 2025-01-2032 minPBS Reno ARTSPBS Reno ARTSMegan Berner, City of Reno Arts and Culture ManagerMegan Berner, City of Reno Arts and Culture Manager. We’ve all seen public art – sculptures and murals and the like – but what do you know about how it got there?  Megan Berner, Arts & Culture Manager for the City of Reno explains the process, tells about the updated master plan and asks for public input, then gives us a preview of some upcoming public art for 2025. 2024-12-3036 minPBS Reno ARTSPBS Reno ARTSChris Lanier, 2024 Reno City Artist Chris Lanier, 2024 Reno City Artist. As his term approaches its end, Reno City Artist Chris Lanier discusses the position he’s held since January, his solo exhibit Backyard Radiance  and Slow Draw, his curated City Hall show, plus his role as an art instructor, with all its joys and challenges. 2024-11-1834 minReno DadsReno DadsReno Dads Podcast Episode 34: Safe Embrace Client Services Manager Leslie BergSafe Embrace: A Northern Nevada Resource In this episode, we are joined by Leslie Berg, who is a Client Services Manager at a local organization that is focused on helping support victims of domestic violence (DV), sexual assault (SA), and human trafficking, Safe Embrace. We wanted to chat with Leslie to learn more about this... Read More The post Reno Dads Podcast Episode 34: Safe Embrace Client Services Manager Leslie Berg appeared first on Reno Dads.2024-10-3120 minThe Transcendent FarmerThe Transcendent FarmerExploring Yoga, Wellness, and Agricultural Entrepreneurship with Emily Reno and Dawn FinnJoin Emily Reno and Dawn Finn on The Transcendent Farmer podcast as they dive deep into the intersection of yoga and farming. In this episode, Emily shares her journey of becoming certified as a yoga teacher in India and how these experiences have shaped her approach to farming and farm business development. Discover the effects of yoga philosophy, asana practices, and meditation on physical and mental well-being, especially within the farming community. Learn practical tips on incorporating yoga into your daily routine to enhance flexibility, prevent injuries, and cultivate a sense of joy and peace. This episode is packed...2024-09-301h 07Creatives Talk PodcastCreatives Talk PodcastReno Tahoe International Art ShowThis week, your hosts, Tina and Dana, will take us to the Reno Tahoe International Art Show to chat with some artists who are showing their art. Join them and check out their conversations with Candace Garlock, Kris Vagner, Beck Baumann, Braighlee Fine Art, Chilipepper's Painting, Deanna M Cordova, Doomed Movement, Hannah Eddy, Joanna Dracos, Nichole King, Scott Forrest Fine Art, and William Francis Art. September 18th, 2024 Your Hosts: ⁠⁠⁠⁠Tina Mokuau⁠⁠⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠⁠⁠Dana Nollsch⁠⁠⁠⁠ Editor/Sound Engineer: Dana Nollsch Music by Mr Smith and Antony Raijekov With special thanks to: ⁠⁠⁠⁠R...2024-09-1840 minPBS Reno ARTSPBS Reno ARTSScott Faulkner, Reno Phil/RCOScott Faulkner is well-known for his work with the Reno Philharmonic and Reno Chamber Orchestra, but as one of the writers of Art Views, Scott covers subjects far beyond classical music, and as the faculty director of the League of American Orchestras’ Essentials of Orchestra Management seminar he helps shape future leaders in the industry. 2024-08-1232 minReno DadsReno DadsReno Dads Podcast Episode 33: Talking Prostate Health with Dr. Angelo KanellosIn June, Reno Dads focuses on Men's Health Month, emphasizing the importance of proactive care. Dr. Angelo Kanellos from Nevada Urology stresses the significance of regular check-ups and PSA screenings, highlighting the role of individuals in managing their health. This content also provides information on the PSA test and its implications for men's health. The post Reno Dads Podcast Episode 33: Talking Prostate Health with Dr. Angelo Kanellos appeared first on Reno Dads.2024-06-0900 minReno DadsReno DadsReno Dads Podcast Episode 32: Nevada Museum Of Art – Ghost ArmyWhen a new exhibit recently opened at the Nevada Museum of Art, we were definitely curious why an art museum would be promoting an exhibit about the Army… so we invited Colin Robertson and Rebecca Eckland to sit down with us in the podcast studio and give us the 411. What we learned really surprised... Read More The post Reno Dads Podcast Episode 32: Nevada Museum Of Art – Ghost Army appeared first on Reno Dads.2023-07-0625 minReno DadsReno DadsReno Dads Podcast Episode 31: Dr. Summer HollowayAfter we published the article from Floss Dental Boutique, we thought it might be fun to invite Dr. Summer Holloway, the owner and founder, to join us in the podcast booth and chat all about teeth! Well, we covered a lot more ground than just teeth, of course, but that’s how it goes when you... Read More The post Reno Dads Podcast Episode 31: Dr. Summer Holloway appeared first on Reno Dads.2023-06-0627 minReno DadsReno DadsReno Dads Podcast Episode 30: My Family ConnectionReno Dads invited Family Coach and Advocate, Charitie Carpenter, into the studio to talk about her approach to helping families navigate some of the trickiest parts of being parents. Her company, My Family Connection, is a resource for families to find help with everything from solving co-parenting issues, to managing Individual Education Plans (IEPs) for... Read More The post Reno Dads Podcast Episode 30: My Family Connection appeared first on Reno Dads.2022-11-2722 minThis Is Reno RadioThis Is Reno RadioEdward Coleman discusses Reno’s new Black Community CollectiveEdward Coleman is the executive director of a new Reno nonprofit called the Black Community Collective. In today’s show we discuss why he started the collective and why it is needed in the greater Reno community. We also discuss some of his recent efforts including his work on the City of Reno’s charter committee – and what he thought of how the Reno City Council responded to that committee’s proposals in August. This show is also available on KWNK Community Radio in Reno.Learn more about the Black Community Collective online: https://th...2022-11-2030 minReno DadsReno DadsReno Dads Podcast Episode 29: Hope Means NevadaAs Suicide Awareness and Prevention Month came to a close at the end of September, Reno Dads hosted a conversation with some Nevadans who are raising awareness about teen and youth suicide and working with local resources to help teens and their loved ones find information and learn how to talk to each other about... Read More The post Reno Dads Podcast Episode 29: Hope Means Nevada appeared first on Reno Dads.2022-10-1934 minThis Is Reno RadioThis Is Reno RadioReno Food Systems is growing a visionLyndsey Langsdale helps to run the Reno Food Systems farm on Mayberry Drive. The nonprofit operation has been in business since 2018. For today’s show we talk with Lyndsey about her vision for the farm. I visited Reno Food Systems in the fall as the farm was still harvesting produce, volunteers and staff were weeding and the farm was preparing for the winter. Lyndsey describes the purpose of the farm being a “vibrant, resilient, and just local food system cultivated by an empowered community.”She gave me a tour of the farm and explaine...2022-10-1630 minThis Is Reno RadioThis Is Reno RadioWhat Reno can learn from the NetherlandsThe Dutch Cycling Embassy came to Reno in September. They were here to discuss how the Netherlands became bike centric and to help the Biggest Little City’s cycling efforts. The Truckee Meadows Bicycle Alliance helped organize the Embassy’s visit.For this episode, we spoke with people who attended the Think Bike workshops, as well as members of the cycling embassy, including Margot Daris and Dick Vanveen.The group hosted a discussion at Craft where they played the "Together We Cycle" documentary about how the Netherlands became the country with the highest use of bicy...2022-09-1830 minThis Is Reno RadioThis Is Reno RadioThe successes and challenges of being downtown Reno ambassadorIf you’ve been to downtown Reno in the past few years, you have most likely seen the ambassadors in action. They wear blue shirts with the downtown Reno partnership logo and are often seen providing assistance to people.They are also charged with cleaning up downtown. That includes litter control, graffiti removal and weed abatement. The group touts major successes since the ambassadors began working the streets of Reno, including things such as the amount of human and animal feces removed from streets.The downtown Reno ambassadors were formed in 2018 as part of the do...2022-08-0630 minReno DadsReno DadsReno Dads Podcast Episode 28: Healthy Dads, Healthy FamiliesWe were excited to host a few awesome local dads for our latest episode. Rick and Brandon, from Family First Chiropractic, stopped by to talk about an important topic that they have dedicated their practice to helping dads (and families) with: their health. We hope you’ll take a few minutes to have a listen! Rick... Read More The post Reno Dads Podcast Episode 28: Healthy Dads, Healthy Families appeared first on Reno Dads.2022-07-0933 minThis Is Reno RadioThis Is Reno RadioBehind Reno’s whip ban, an interviewFil Corbitt is one of Reno’s most talented and better known podcasters. In a recent episode of The Wind podcast, Fil explored last year’s decision by the city of Reno to ban whips from downtown. I speak with Fil in this episode about the ban and what they found. Also, the Washoe County board of commissioners recently approved a resolution that grants the county manager the authority to provide county employees with public relations and legal support. Up to $150,000 worth.Washoe County Manager Eric Brown explains what’s been happening and what kinds of thre...2022-06-2530 minThis Is Reno RadioThis Is Reno RadioA psychiatric treatment facility is opening in a Reno neighborhoodA recent public comment at a Reno City Council brought up an issue that took many people by surprise.  The reason: A residential psychiatric facility is opening in a Reno neighborhood. That is of course creating a lot of questions for nearby residents.But opposition to the facility also drew considerable negative responses. People commenting online condemned what they called NIMBY-ism and ableist attitudes by the neighbors who expressed concern.For this episode we hear from one of the neighbors about why she is concerned. We also check in with Reno City Manager D...2022-05-2230 minThis Is Reno RadioThis Is Reno RadioCity of Reno cracks down on trivia games at local barsLocal business DJ Trivia has for nearly a decade been hosting games at local bars. But the City of Reno recently decided those games qualify as live entertainment. As a result, a handful of bars have been forced to quit hosting the games – or get an expensive cabaret license.In this episode we hear from two of the business owners impacted by the city’s recent crackdown on trivia games. Also: The recent leak of a U.S. Supreme Court draft ruling could overturn the longstanding Roe v. Wade decision that gave women the ri...2022-05-0630 minOur Town RenoOur Town RenoRoMar Tolliver, Giving What He Didn't Get as a Kid with Black Wall Street RenoBlack Wall Street Reno is a nonprofit organization spearheaded by its two founders Donald Griffin and Romar Tolliver, going stronger and stronger in its second year of existence. Both men hope that their organization can be one that steers local teens away from the adversity that they faced as youths and young men.“This organization is to provide preventative measures for teens,” Tolliver said during a recent interview with Our Town Reno. For him, Black Wall Street Reno is a way for youths to channel their energy into productive learning and enrichment activities instead of being out on the...2022-02-0311 minThis Is Reno RadioThis Is Reno RadioReno’s housing challenges persistHousing issues continue to be a concern for many Reno residents. Reno’s cost of living continues to rise and some community leaders say something needs to be done. We went to the Economic Development Authority’s state of the economy event in January and heard more.This show features EDAWN’s Mike Kazmierski discussing housing and homeless issues. We also check in with a mental health expert who has concerns about a federal that, he says, is negatively impacting mental health professionals. Last, COVID-19 continues to sicken people in Norther...2022-02-0130 minOur Town RenoOur Town RenoReno Food Systems Prepares for 2022 and Another Big YearReno Food Systems is an urban farm located on the corner of Mayberry drive and McCarran boulevard. Everything from fruit to fresh vegetables to medicinal and culinary herbs are produced on the lot during the growing season. Everything is grown organically and with sustainability in mind. “We have workshops, we have volunteers, we have interns,” said Lyndsey Langsdale, the farm manager. “We also do a lot of educational things as well.”The non-profit began as a vision between a few friends about five years ago and this last season was the fourth successful growing season on the farm...2022-01-2019 minOur Town RenoOur Town RenoJane Dunn, Leading the Reno Posse with Outreach for Unhoused NeighborsAs part of our heroes of Reno and sheroes of Reno series, Catherine Schofield highlights the work of Jane Dunn a leader of the Reno Posse and how and why they do outreach to neighbors in need. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit ourtownreno.substack.com2021-11-1115 minOur Town RenoOur Town RenoJessica Castro, From Unhoused and Surviving Trauma to Helping Others in RenoJessica Castro was unhoused herself and went through devastating trauma but has rebounded. She’s now a powerhouse advocate for those struggling in Reno and northern Nevava, on social media, at City Council meetings and outside the new Nevada Cares campus. She works as a local auditor at a call center, but when she’s off work you’ll usually find her helping others. Several times a week, she distributes hundreds of bottles of water and holds big community meals, providing healthier options than what’s being offered inside. In this episode with reporter Richard Bednarski you'll also hear those she help...2021-09-0214 minOur Town RenoOur Town RenoAnthony Shafton, an Author Tracking Reno Through Famous Artists and Public SpacesOur guest on this episode is Anthony Shafton, a Chicago native, independent scholar and current Reno resident. He’s an author who has written several books including The Nevada They Knew, Robert Caples, Walter Van Tilburg Clark, a double biography about Nevada’s prominent modern painter and novelist of the 20th century. Recently Shafton wrote an oped for Our Town Reno about public art in Reno and how current pursuits might be misguided. He discusses this past, present and future of the Biggest Little City and warns about corporate driven gentrification and homogenization. This is a public episode. If y...2021-08-2630 minOur Town RenoOur Town RenoNever Forget: Kenneth Stafford, A Black Soldier Killed by Reno and Sparks Police in northern NevadaThis week we’re reissuing part of a previous episode but on its own to never forget. This month in July marked eight years since Iraq war veteran Kenneth Stafford, a 27 year old father of three girls, was cornered, gunned down and killed by local police while he was going through a difficult time. At a recent protest reporter Gracie Gordon met with his mother Terry Colgrove and his sister Courtney Henderson. They explained how he was on military leave on that fateful tragic day. He had just traveled down to the area from Washington. He was dealing with PTSD an...2021-07-2217 minOur Town RenoOur Town RenoStop the Sweeps Advocates Confront Police in RenoThis is a podcast rundown of a stop the sweeps protest today June 7th, 2021 in Reno when protestors faced off against police. I’m Nico Colombant the coordinator for the Our Town Reno multimedia initiative.As people chanted, outreach workers started arriving first, speaking to people unhoused laying on the grass at Believe Plaza. I interrupted Erika Minaberry doing a Facebook Live to ask about her insights with tensions rising. Then the police arrived. They had issued a notice for the advocates to vacate by noon. Lily Baran and others explained it was a free speech vigil protest an...2021-06-0816 minOur Town RenoOur Town RenoProject Unity, In the Wake of Black Lives Matter RenoAt the beginning of summer last year, protests were erupting across the country over a range of issues, including police violence and conditions at Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention centers. Helen Miranda and Ashley Solano decided they needed to do something about it. Being friends since their sophomore year of high school, the two decided to start Project UNITY, a group aimed at organizing protests and activism in the Reno area. Solano was born and raised in Reno, while Miranda moved here from Los Angeles when she was eight years old. Disappointed in the lack of local...2021-05-2715 minOur Town RenoOur Town RenoThe Reno Gastro Project, Helping Both Restaurants and People in NeedSince early February, the Reno Gastro Project, whose stated mission “is to support the local economy while feeding community members facing hunger”, has been purchasing restaurant meals at full price for those most in need. In nearly three months, they have already raised about $16,000 dollars. Susan Abele, the Partners for Fish and Wildlife Nevada State Coordinator for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, along with three of her co-workers, had this vision in helping our neighbors in need. On a recent morning, she sat down with Our Town Reno reporter Richard Bednarski at the local restaurant, Lili’s Rest...2021-05-0613 minJonathan, Author at Reno DadsJonathan, Author at Reno DadsReno Dads Podcast Episode 27: Parenting in the Pandemic – What We’ve LearnedReno Dad Josh Shinn asked a great question to our group about how we were managing a year into the pandemic. What have we learned? What are we looking forward to when we return to “normal?” What should “normal” be, anyway? Jake, David, and Jonathan all hopped on Zoom (naturally) to chat about how things... Read More The post Reno Dads Podcast Episode 27: Parenting in the Pandemic – What We’ve Learned appeared first on Reno Dads.2021-04-1846 minReno DadsReno DadsReno Dads Podcast Episode 27: Parenting in the Pandemic – What We’ve LearnedReno Dad Josh Shinn asked a great question to our group about how we were managing a year into the pandemic. What have we learned? What are we looking forward to when we return to “normal?” What should “normal” be, anyway? Jake, David, and Jonathan all hopped on Zoom (naturally) to chat about how things... Read More The post Reno Dads Podcast Episode 27: Parenting in the Pandemic – What We’ve Learned appeared first on Reno Dads.2021-04-1846 minOur Town RenoOur Town RenoReno Soup for the Soul Recharges for SpringAmie Duncan, the founder of Reno Soup for the Soul, started during the COVID-19 pandemic is now looking to Spring 2021, with a new focus on supplies, sandwiches, salads, and street outreach.  As a mother of one and holding down a full time job, Duncan has carved out time in a busy schedule to do what she can to help her unhoused neighbors. Volunteers help in person or can donate via an Amazon wishlist or a gofundme account.   The reporter for this episode is Richard Bednarski. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with oth...2021-03-2509 minOur Town RenoOur Town RenoStreet Outreach with the Eddy House in Reno, NevadaIt’s another windy day in Reno along the Truckee River. Austin and Eric with the Eddy House are going from tent to tent checking in on people, and if they are young adults offering their services to get them back on track. We’ll also meet one of them Matt who’s been living with his husband in a tent for six months after losing a warehouse job. Our reporter for this episode is Richard Bednarski. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit...2021-02-2512 minWorld’s Best Podcast with Jack and RenoWorld’s Best Podcast with Jack and RenoEpisode 44 - The Tenants of New RenoDespite Jack being the one on a fast, Reno is the one who had a transformative experience this week. Also, we have video recording ability now so stay tuned for the video version of this episode later this week! More information will be available on our instagram @withjackandreno when it is available.2021-01-261h 03Reno DadsReno DadsReno Dads Podcast Episode 26: Clint & Joanie MalarchukIn this episode of the Reno Dads podcast (welcome back!), we welcome a local dad, Clint Malarchuk, who played goalie and coached in the NHL for more than 20 years and faced death multiple times – once by a freak accident on the ice and once by a suicide attempt. He shares his story of... Read More The post Reno Dads Podcast Episode 26: Clint & Joanie Malarchuk appeared first on Reno Dads.2021-01-1428 minJonathan, Author at Reno DadsJonathan, Author at Reno DadsReno Dads Podcast Episode 26: Clint & Joanie MalarchukIn this episode of the Reno Dads podcast (welcome back!), we welcome a local dad, Clint Malarchuk, who played goalie and coached in the NHL for more than 20 years and faced death multiple times – once by a freak accident on the ice and once by a suicide attempt. He shares his story of... Read More The post Reno Dads Podcast Episode 26: Clint & Joanie Malarchuk appeared first on Reno Dads.2021-01-1428 minOur Town RenoOur Town RenoSkateboarders Unite in RenoOur reporter Gracie Gordon goes to two skate parks in northern Nevada to get an update on the skateboarding scene which perseveres despite COVID-19 and occasional winter storms. She interviews Chase McMullen, a veteran skateboarder who says he used to be a troublemaker, but now he’s working on an Instagram page full of videos and photos to support, inspire and motivate younger skateboarders. Gracie also goes to the North Valleys Regional Park to meet with Eddie Washington, the founder of the Reno Skate Alliance. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with ot...2021-01-0712 minOur Town RenoOur Town RenoRico, Preparing DMT and Grieving his Brothers in RenoAs part of our series of street audio postcards, Scott King interviews Rico who was carrying around tree branches after others asked him to try to make some DMT with root bark. He says he lost his way after losing three brothers in short succession, but that he's a good soul. “I’ve been in Reno for approximately six years and I would sum up my experience in Reno with patience, pain, and love,” Rico said. He says he hopes to soon enroll at TMCC and take classes like psychology, philosophy and languages like Hindu or American Sign Language. Those classe...2020-12-1107 minOur Town RenoOur Town RenoScott King, Reporting on the Streets for Our Town RenoAs a graduate student at the Reynolds School of Journalism, Scott King spent his entire 18 months as an Our Town Reno reporter. From podcast episodes to share your story at the downtown library sessions, from night time street photography to documenting early morning police sweeps, Scott has been from tents to motels to the river and alleys of Reno interviewing and listening to those who live on the streets of the Biggest Little City. In this episode with current grad student Richard Bednarski, Scott, a former Peace Corps volunteer from Cleveland, shares his on the street reporting insights. ...2020-12-0527 minOur Town RenoOur Town RenoHope for Tiny Homes Village in Reno in 2021Chris Fegert, who does community communications for Northern Nevada Hopes, takes us on a tour of HopeSprings, a tiny home village already built up but which still needs operational money. What is causing these delays? What will future residents get from living in this so-called village in downtown Reno? Our reporter for this episode is Scott King. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit ourtownreno.substack.com2020-11-2509 minOur Town RenoOur Town RenoMarcus, Blind and Surviving Homelessness in RenoMarcus Stewart, 25, who has albinism and is legally blind, had been sleeping at the big tent shelter on East Fourth Street about a week when we met him. He said he moved from Winnemucca to Reno in August, but he says the sun here makes it hard for him, and he’s not sure what to do next. He’s originally from Oklahoma City, where he says he might try to get back to. He was living with family in rural Nevada, and when it wasn't working out, he says, they bought him a train ticket and told him to try...2020-11-1205 minOur Town RenoOur Town RenoA People's Summit in Reno Gathers the Progressive TroopsIn this episode, we hear from Lily Baran who recently helped organize the People's Summit at Miguel Ribera park in Reno, to gather forward thinking, solutions oriented progressives. Our reporter Gracie Gordon also interviews several participants, including RoMarTolliver, representing the Black Wall Street non profit in Reno, a new group helping the community’s youth, reaching out to the homeless and working toward a better, more just society. Two members of the Reno Initiative for Shelter and Equality, Jen Cassady and Mary Gilbert, also join her to detail the evolution of RISE which now also manages the new shelter for wo...2020-11-0114 minOur Town RenoOur Town RenoPerch in Reno, Organizing Black Lives Matter Crosswalking“Love seems pretty radical to me,” Nightingale said of joining PERCh several months ago, and taking part in solidarity crosswalks and other actions. The group plans to broaden its efforts and help those without stable shelter with their laundry. The group is also organizing a special Halloween event in downtown Reno for kids who live in motels and in other precarious situations. Reporter Richie Bednarski witnesses a recent crosswalk and finds out more about this selfless group in the Biggest Little City. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get...2020-10-3010 min¿Como te explico?¿Como te explico?Ep.12 El que quiere estar esta / Reno CgEl día de hoy les comparto una reflexiones sobre cuánto debemos merecer y porque no se conformistas. Aquí le dejo mi cuenta de Instagram por si necesitan hablar con alguien o necesitan un consejo recuerden que aquí tienen a un servidor y amigo😉. reno cg ó r3no_cg2020-10-2900 minOur Town RenoOur Town RenoSoulful Seeds, a Gardening Non-Profit in Reno Helping Those in NeedA sharecropper as a child in a large family, Arkansas-born Earstin Whitten wants to provide and teach others in Reno how to grow healthy food for themselves. Whitten dedicated himself in retirement to help others after three decades working in the insurance industry. Our reporter for our latest #heroesofreno #ourtownreno podcast episode is Richie Bednarski. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit ourtownreno.substack.com2020-10-2311 minOur Town RenoOur Town RenoThe National Affordable Housing Trust Helps with Reno Projects and Big New InitiativeThe National Affordable Housing Trust has as its tag line Helping Create and Preserve Homes for Those in Need. It’s a non profit low income housing tax credit syndicator.For this episode, our reporter Scott King interviews Lori Little, the president and CEO of the NAHT, and Vice President David Lennon as their  organization joined with two other non profits, the Low Income Investment Fund and the Stewards of Affordable Housing for the Future to start a new partnership to address the nationwide affordable housing crisis. They are helping to raise one billion dollars over...2020-10-1421 min¿Como te explico?¿Como te explico?Ep.11 Ser y estar / Reno CgEl día de hoy les quiero compartir una reflexión sobre el ser y estar. Aquí les dejo mi cuenta de Instagram por si quieren recomendar algún tema o si llegan a necesitar algún consejo o hablar con alguien recuerden que aquí tienen a un servidor y amigo.😉. Reno CG ó R3no Cg.2020-10-1200 min¿Como te explico?¿Como te explico?Ep.10 Mentiras / Reno CgEl día de hoy les comparto una reflexión sobre las mentiras. Lo prometido es deuda aquí les dejo mi cuenta de Instagram por si llegan a necesitar hablar con alguien o necesitan algún consejo recuerden que aquí tienen a un servidor y amigo. Reno_CG ó R3no_Cg2020-10-0500 minReno Real Estate Radio ShowReno Real Estate Radio Show43 - Reno & Sparks' Record Home Sale PricesIf you needed a textbook definition of a seller's market, look no further than Reno and Sparks. Both cities hit record high home sale prices in August, which means if you're selling now is the time, and if you're buying you'll want to prepare yourself as much as possible.renorealestateradioshow.comEmail the show: renorealestateradioshow@gmail.comEmail Jake: jake@jakeparker.media9/14/20202020-09-1422 min¿Como te explico?¿Como te explico?Ep.07 Nunca te rindas / Reno CgEl día de hoy les comparto niña pequeña reflexión sobre el nunca darse por vencido. Lo prometido es deuda aquí les mi cuenta de Instagram por si gustan seguirme, recomendar algún tema o simplemente si necesitan un consejo o hablar con alguien recuerden que aquí tienen a un servidor y amigo.😉 Reno CG ó R3no Cg2020-09-1410 min¿Como te explico?¿Como te explico?Ep.05 se feliz con tu pasado/ Reno CgEl día de hoy les di mi opinión sobre ser feliz con nuestro pasado. Lo prometido es deuda aquí les dejo mis cuentas de Instagram para que me sigan, recomienden algún tema o si llegan a necesitar hablar con alguien recuerden que aquí tienen a un servidor y smifo: Reno CG o R3no Cg2020-08-3109 min¿Como te explico?¿Como te explico?Ep.04 Dejar ir / Reno CgEste episodio hablamos sobre el Dejar ir. Como les dije aquí les dejos mi cuenta de Instagram para recomendar temas, hacerme saber cómo les pareció el episodio o simplemente hablar conmigo recuerden que aquí tiene a un servidor y amigo. Reno CG o R3no Cg2020-08-2405 minReno Real Estate Radio ShowReno Real Estate Radio Show40 - Reno's Quality of Life is No SecretIf you live in Reno, you know all about the quality of life here. But now that the secret has been out for some time, how do you compete in such a hot real estate market? Start right here with Tom and Kevin, plus a special appearance by Doug Erwin, Senior VP of Entrepreneurial Development at EDAWN!2020-08-1722 min¿Como te explico?¿Como te explico?Ep.03 El hubiera existe? / Reno CgEl día de hoy le doy mi opinión sobre él “HUBIERA” Como ya va a ser costumbre aquí les dejo mi cuenta de Instagram para que me recomienden un tema o si necesitan algún consejo aquí tienen un servidor y amigo: Reno Cg o R3no Cg2020-08-1416 minWorld’s Best Podcast with Jack and RenoWorld’s Best Podcast with Jack and Reno8/12 - Reno in Portland - Keys to SuccessThis is one where Jack and Reno speak on something they are both very passionate about. Tune in to this episode, I guarantee you’ll love it!2020-08-1344 minThis Is Reno RadioThis Is Reno RadioCathy Woods to get $3 million settlement from City of Reno after wrongful convictionCathy Woods spent more than 35 years in prison for a murder in Reno she did not commit. Michelle Mitchell, a University of Nevada student, was murdered just across from the UNR campus in 1976.Local prosecutors went after a woman named Cathy Woods as the main suspect. Three years after Mitchell’s murder, Woods confessed to the crime. However, she suffers from schizophrenia, and DNA evidence ultimately exonerated her. She was released from prison in 2015. Evidence shows the real killer is -- likely -- Rodney Halbower, who is already serving time in prison. For this...2020-08-1219 minWorld’s Best Podcast with Jack and RenoWorld’s Best Podcast with Jack and RenoReno and Jack in Portland! - Craftsmen, Portland, Value Creates IncomeBig time podcast with Jack and Reno both in Portland! We are talking about the value of craftsmen, Portland, and how your income is based on the value you produce and not necessarily time and effort. Take a listen!2020-08-1139 minReno Real Estate Radio ShowReno Real Estate Radio Show39 - Reno's Emerging Economy w/Doug ErwinIf you live in Reno, it's no news to you that it's a great place to live, work and play. Well, the word has gotten out to the rest of the country, and there is a lot of growth in our economy. Doug Erwin is the Senior Vice President of Entrepreneurial Development at EDAWN, where they specialize in fostering new businesses into successes. Hear all about how Reno's economy is changing—and how it's impacting real estate.renorealestateradioshow.comEmail the show: renorealestateradioshow@gmail.comEmail Jake: jake@jakeparker.media8/10/20202020-08-1024 min¿Como te explico?¿Como te explico?Ep.02 Ansiedad/ Reno CGEn este episodio/ capítulo hablamos sobre la Ansiedad. Como les dije aquí está mi cuenta personal de Instagram para que me contacten: *Reno CG🎙*2020-08-0821 minOur Town RenoOur Town RenoLucia Starbuck, On Reporting About the Homeless in Reno"Our Town Reno is a little experimental, so sometimes we just have one voice for a story. But I'm still going into it as a journalist and these folks do not have an incentive to lie or make things up. They are so honest all the time, so people kind of get mad at that. For example, I did a story on a sign in a McDonald's that said you can't be here for more than 30 minutes. I was like, ‘Hmm, I wonder if this targets houseless individuals?’ I went down there to interview folks about the sign and I inte...2020-07-2314 minThis Is Reno RadioThis Is Reno RadioReno Reflects on Black Lives MatterBlack Lives Matter is an international movement that has emerged in the Biggest Little City. BLM demonstrations have been held in the past few years, often in the wake of national incidences of violence against Black people at the hands of law enforcement. On May 30, a peaceful BLM demonstration was followed by rioting and vandalizing by a much smaller group that split off from the main protest. What happened in the weeks to come was the creation of art meant to depict, visually, the struggles many in the Biggest Little City face because of their sk...2020-07-0507 minOur Town RenoOur Town RenoEric Marks, A Documentarian on the Streets of Reno at NightDressed in a black hooded-sweatshirt and camera in hand, Eric Marks has become a feature of downtown Reno nightlife. But as the owner of Reno Street Photography and as a documentarian, he’s more in the shadows, documenting what he sees to share with the world what life on the streets of Reno is all about. This episode by reporter Scott King looks into challenges and rewards of street photography. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit ourtownreno.substack.com2020-06-1133 minThis Is Reno RadioThis Is Reno RadioReno responds to George Floyd's deathGeorge Floyd was killed at the hands of Minneapolis Police on May 25th. Four police officers have been charged for his death. Those charges include murder and manslaughter. Floyd’s death triggered reactions around the world, including here in Reno. Don Dike Anukam attended the rally reporting for This Is Reno. We hear from one of the rally organizers and go to the the Reno Police station where rioting began. Don also takes us into City Hall the morning after it faced hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages from vandals.Lucia Starbuck also...2020-06-1107 minThis Is Reno RadioThis Is Reno RadioCOVID-19: How the City of Reno is handling complaints about businessesPeople are still dying from the coronavirus disease in Washoe County, but many businesses are starting to reopen. That’s a big change that comes with some new rules. For this show, Lucia Starbuck interviews Arlo Stockham from the City of Reno about what the city is doing to make sure businesses follow the rules during the COVID-19 pandemic.Support the show2020-05-1707 minThis Is Reno RadioThis Is Reno RadioCOVID-19: When do businesses in Reno get to reopen?COVID-19 continues to weigh heavy not just on the Silver State but around the world. Hundreds of protestors recently took to the streets in Nevada’s capital Carson City. Republican Assemblyman Jim Wheeler was there in support. Reporter Lucia Starbuck interviews him for this podcast.When do businesses get to reopen?Massive unemployment and business shutdowns characterize the state of Reno’s economy as health officials attempt to curb the spread of COVID-19. The question on everybody’s mind is when and how businesses get to reopen. Starbuck spoke with Reno Mayor H...2020-04-2507 minThis Is Reno RadioThis Is Reno RadioHow Reno is grappling with COVID-19COVID-19 has had major impacts in the Silver State. Governor Steve Sisolak on March 12 declared the Nevada to be in state of emergency. The City of Reno and Washoe County quickly followed suit.In this episode, we check in with what the City of Reno is doing to reduce the spread of COVID-19 -- in particular which businesses were recently ordered to close. There remains confusion about patient privacy and how potential COVID-19 patients may impact first responders. We interview Michael Arrigo of No World Borders, an expert in healthcare data and patient privacy.2020-03-1822 min