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Down The Stretch PodcastDown the Stretch for July 28, 2025They ran the Trillium and Ontario Colleen Stakes at Woodbine Saturday and that made it a great day for jockey Sahin Civaci. At Saratoga, it was the Jim Dandy with the heavy favourite, Sovereign. Only one Canadian trainer has found the winners circle at Saratoga this summer and we will tell you who she is. We have a pair of inspirational jockey stories in this podcast A year ago, Rico Walcott was diagnosed with brain cancer and given maybe 18 months to live, but now he’s cancer free, winning races and making his backers a lot of coin. We’ve got...
2025-07-2728 min
La Hora de la AgujaLa Hora de la Aguja - Programa 383: Robbie Robertson (Parte 2)Pues continuamos hoy con la segunda y última parte sobre Robbie Robertson, con el escritor Miguel López como invitado de honor (autor del libro "Imposible Vivir Así" -2016- sobre el Último Vals), después de haberla dejado en el debut con The Band en 1968, y el impacto que provocaría ese álbum íntimo y de raíz americana en plena psicodelia progresiva. Por tanto, hablaremos de su paso en 1969 por los festivales de Woodstock y la isla de Wight (este último acompañando a Bob Dylan), justo antes de lanzar el disco homónimo "The Band" (conocido también como el "´a...
2023-09-151h 25
Instant TriviaEpisode 882 - clubs - washington's sports teams - new jersey - country singers - that's so '90sWelcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 882, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet.
Round 1. Category: clubs
1: It's the correct term for a member of a Rotary Club.
Rotarian.
2: The Literary Club was founded in the 1760s by Sir Joshua Reynolds and this subject of a Boswell biography.
(Samuel) Johnson.
3: This service organization sponsors Circle K International, a club for college students.
Kiwanis.
4: In the early 1930s this Harlem nightclub made Cab Calloway the leader of its house orchestra.
the Cotton Club.
5: "Prosperity and opportunity through economic freedom" is the motto of the anti-tax "Club...
2023-07-1208 min
PlantopiaAPS Leadership: Unified Vision Even in Times of ChangeIn this episode, recorded live at Plant Health 2022 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, outgoing APS president Dr. Amy Charkowski, and incoming APS president Ron Walcott, join host Jim Bradeen for an engaging conversation wrapped around serving the APS membership, challenges of leading during times of change, and advice for others looking to move up in the organization.
The full transcript for this episode can be found here: https://bit.ly/3QLXVpm
This episode is produced by Association Briefings.Special Guests: Amy Charkowski and Ron Walcott.
2022-08-1532 min
People, Parasites, and PlaguesDevastating Diseases of SeedsIn this episode Dr. Ron Walcott joins us to talk about diseases affecting seeds, and the challenges, and opportunities, in directing graduate education at the University of Georgia. Dr. Walcott is a researcher in the Department of Plant Pathology, the Vice Provost for Graduate Education, and Dean of the Graduate School at the University of Georgia. His research interests include seed pathology, plant pathology, and bacteriology.
2021-12-2631 min
Dwyer & MichaelsWalcott Farmers Raise Turkeys Pardoned By PresidentWe just talked to Susie Kradel who, along with her husband Ron, raised the turkeys that received a Presidential pardon.
2020-11-2527 min
Feedstuffs in FocusTurkeys and presidential pardons have long traditionKicking off this year's holiday season will be a couple of real turkeys. That is, turkeys raised by National Turkey Federation chairman Ron Kardel and his wife Susie on their farm near Walcott, Iowa. They have produced the birds for this year's National Thanksgiving Turkey Presentation at the White House.The Kardels will be accompanying the birds to the White House this week and presenting them to President Donald Trump, who will pardon them in a tradition that dates back many years.Following their trip to the nation's capitol, the turkeys will reside at their new...
2020-11-2111 min
Buildings On AirPodcast Special: The Architecture Lobby at the Venice BiennaleThere was no live episode of Buildings on Air this month since the regular BoA crowd was away at the Venice Architecture Biennale. Luckily, we have your back and brought a piece of Venice home in the form of an audio recording!
The panel, hosted by the U.S. Pavilion curators at the Biennale was organized by The Architecture Lobby, a labor advocacy group for architects we frequently discuss on the show, and designed to jive with the "Dimensions of Citizenship" theme of the U.S. Pavilion.
The panel is organized into two parts and features Kamabari Baxi, Peggy Deamer...
2018-06-0400 min
Transmusic AirwavesTransmusic Airwaves (Episode #262) - April 6, 2018 - with Paul Ciminero (host)An often overlooked version of JIM PEPPER'S 'Witchi-Tai-To' featuring Jim with DON CHERRY, COLIN WALCOTT, and JOHN SCOFIELD is the centerpiece of today's fifth set on TRANSMUSIC AIRWAVES (Episode #262). Surrounding it, music from HP LOVECRAFT, COIL, and more new songs from LUNA, TUNE-YARDS, and LAURIE ANDERSON & KRONOS QUARTET.Other listening enticements include MONTY PYTHON'S 'Cheese Shop' and two rather interesting versions of FRANK ZAPPA songs, one done by tuba-ist JAY ROSEN and the other from the OMNIBUS WIND ENSEMBLE, RON GEESIN'S banjo meanderings, a traditional bluegrass cover of 'Lazy John' by JAYME STONE and a not so traditional...
2018-04-053h 00