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矽谷太太 Jacqueline充電時光S6E2 北加之旅：小巴士、點餐拉鋸、人間風險學聊聊六月節、國慶日的兩次短旅行。從開車講到點菜，和一些關於人間風險學的思考。英文：Juneteenth 六月節（解放黑奴紀念日）Sierra Nevada 內華達山脈Sequoia 紅杉木marmot 土播鼠Defensive driving style 保守駕駛風格Aggressive driving 危險駕駛風格à la carte menu 單點菜單Hit-or-miss 時好時壞，要碰運氣景點名稱：King’s Canyon National Park 國王峽谷國家公園Sequoia National Park 紅杉國家公園General Sherman Tree 薛曼將軍樹Moro Rock 摩洛岩步道little baldy 小禿頭山Tunnel Log 隧道木Achadinha Cheese Co. 起司農場 https://www.achadinha.com/Angel’s Island State Park 天使島州立公園Bodega Bay 酒窖灣（博德加灣）＊節目贊助商：Flora Chen 房屋仲介 408-981-0730 (COMPASS 矽谷灣區）REALTOR® | DRE 01334314https://www.compass.com/agents/flora-chen/Joseph Yen 房屋仲介 408-497-2989 (COMPASS 矽谷灣區）Broker Associate | DRE 01136969https://www.compass.com/agents/joseph-yen/ ＊捐款支持Jacqueline：線上捐款＊成為節目會員喜歡我們的節目嗎？歡迎點選「訂閱」，不錯過每週新上線的節目。也歡迎透過這個連結【成為會員】，支持節目的基本營運，同時享有多項專屬福利：不限次數收聽已歸檔的舊節目、解鎖2025-07-1052 min
Central Valley DailyJuly 7: Is Fire The Solution – Or Problem – To Help Giant Sequoias Thrive?Wildfires in recent years have ravaged Giant Sequoia groves in California’s Sierra Nevada. But it turns out less-intense fire can actually be a tool for forest regeneration. Assistant Cooperative Extension Forest and Fuels Specialist Kristen Shive of UC Berkeley breaks down the latest research on sequoia restoration and addresses why human intervention can be controversial.2025-07-0713 min
Our Public Lands#35 - Exploring the Biodiversity of Snag Forests w/ Maya Khosla & Craig SwolgaardIn this episode, I catch up with Maya Khosla and Craig Swolgaard in the field in a recently burned snag forest near Mono Lake, California. Our discussion revolves around the ecological importance of snag forests (areas with standing dead trees primarily caused by wildfires and/or insects). Maya and Craig discuss the ecological significance and the rich biodiversity of snag forests, emphasizing their unique role in supporting a wide range of plant and animal species, particularly birds. Our conversation features observations about various bird species, their nesting habits, and the astounding natural regeneration occurring in these burned forests. Highlights...2025-07-061h 05
KQED's The California ReportCrystal Cave Reopens At Sequoia National ParkSequoia National Park is known for its iconic trees - the giant sequoias. They tower hundreds of feet above the Sierra Nevada. But another draw to this park is hidden thousands of feet below. It’s called Crystal Cave, and it recently reopened to the public after a parade of natural disasters left it inaccessible for years.
Reporter: Joshua Yeager, KVPR
Recent immigration raids in Southern California have been unconstitutional. That’s according to a new lawsuit filed in Los Angeles against the federal government.
Reporter: David Wagner, LAist
2025-07-0311 min
Training DataLIVE: How AI is Reinventing Software Business Models ft. Bret Taylor of SierraRecorded live at Sequoia’s AI Ascent 2025: Sierra co-founder Bret Taylor discusses why AI is driving a fundamental shift from subscription-based pricing to outcomes-based models. Learn why this transition is harder for incumbents than startups, why applied AI and vertical specialization represent the biggest opportunities for entrepreneurs and how to position your AI company for success in this new paradigm.2025-05-1434 min
CITRUS Podcast ShowCITRUS Podcast S2 E4 - (Audio) Sierra College athletes Josh Hamilton & Favor Pitts + Live Performance by FEOThis episode features an exclusive interview with Sierra College Wolverines football stars, running back Josh Hamilton (@SheLoveJ1k) and wide receiver Favor Pitts (@FavorPitts), fresh off their Sequoia Bowl Championship win! We dive into their incredible season, the excitement of hoisting the championship trophy, and what goes into their off-season preparation and game-day mindset. Hear about their unique journeys to college football, their NFL inspirations, and their passions outside of the sport, including family and community work. Plus, don't miss their bold prediction for next season! We cap off the interview with a fun paper football challenge.
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Science History - DailyThis Moment in Science History for 04-21-2025On April 21, 1838, John Muir, a renowned Scottish-American naturalist, author, environmental philosopher, and early advocate for the preservation of wilderness in the United States, was born in Dunbar, Scotland.Muir's passion for nature and his tireless efforts to protect it left an indelible mark on the conservation movement. He was instrumental in the establishment of Yosemite National Park and Sequoia National Park, and his writings and activism helped lay the foundation for the modern environmental movement.One of Muir's most significant contributions to science was his study of glaciers in the Sierra Nevada. He proposed the controversial...2025-04-2102 min
COGE EL TRENCOGE EL TREN 080 2025-03-21 OSOAListado De Canciones
01. Dead Sequoia - El Humedal
02. Dead Sequoia - Desalojan El Infierno
03. Thee Nameshakes - Another Dangerous Day
04. The Lings - Today Tomorrow
05. Pladur - Nueva Ola
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La Estación Fantasma - Rudy Mental
06. Lee Baggett - Get It
07. Jade Macrae - Shots Fired
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08. Winterafter - No Memories
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09. Guttercats - Beautiful Curse
10. Exfan - Pensamiento Mágico
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El Tren Correo - Manuel Mateos
11. Pinocho Detective - Historia De Un Iceberg
12. Juárez & Pedro De Dios - Bajo La Tormenta
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13. Las Heridas - Flojos De Pantalón
14. Dum Dum Pachecos - Nadi...2025-03-211h 38
COGE EL TRENCOGE EL TREN 072 22-11-2024 (LOS CHICOS, CAPSULA, THEE BRAINDROPS) OSOAListado De Canciones
01. Moris - Hoy Como Ayer
02. Lie Detectors - Todo Se Rompe
03. The Seeds - No Escape
04. Jenny Don´t And The Spurs - Flying High
05. Dead Moon - Fire In The Western World
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06. Mississippi Queen & The Wet Dogs - Welcome Home
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La Estación Fantasma - Rudy Mental
07. Crack Cloud - The Medium
08. Wednesday - Bath County
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09. The Dealers - Tabula Rasa
10. The Dealers - Drama
11. Dead Sequoia - Me Caes Mal
12. The Allnighters - Night Owl Boogie
13. Los Chicos - My Saturday Night
14. Los Chicos - Going To Stay
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Guy Jeans PodcastEpisode #122 Bigfoot in the Southern Sierra NevadaWhy isn't there any publicized reports of Bigfoot in the Southern Sierra? Listen in as Guy discusses sightings in Monache Meadows, Sequoia National Park, Golden Trout Wilderness, Pacific Crest Trail and the South and North Fork of the Kern River. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2024-11-0430 min
Trailblazer TalkRevolutionizing Customer Service: Ex-Salesforce CEO’s $4B Voice Agents StartupWelcome to Trailblazer Talk! In this episode, we—Ethan Parker and Sophia Bennett—are excited to discuss the latest buzz in the Salesforce ecosystem: Sierra Speaks, a groundbreaking startup launched by former Salesforce CEO Bret Taylor. With a target valuation of $4 billion, Sierra Speaks is set to transform customer service through advanced conversational AI voice agents.
Here’s what we will cover:
Introducing Sierra Speaks: We’ll start by introducing Sierra Speaks, the innovative conversational AI agent designed to handle real-time phone interactions for businesses. Learn how Sierra Speaks aims to eliminate frustrating customer service calls by provi...2024-10-1613 min
Club and Resort TalksAaron James, GM at CC of Asheville Joins the Podcast to Discuss Recovery From Hurricane HeleneIn the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, which hit Asheville, N.C. harder than expected, Aaron James, General Manager of the Country Club of Asheville, opened up about the challenges the club and its surrounding community have faced during recovery. In an interview with Rob Thomas on the Club Resort Talks podcast, James shared the harrowing experience and the ongoing efforts to rebuild.
In other news from across the country, the Omni Tucson (Ariz.) National Resort now utilizes 225-acre feet of wastewater annually, fulfilling its obligations to Pima County. In today’s regulatory environment, new golf courses are typically expected to in...2024-10-1521 min
The Daily Quiz ShowGeography | Which US state is home to the Sequoia National Forest? (+ 8 more...)The Daily Quiz - Geography
Today's Questions:
Question 1: Which US state is home to the Sequoia National Forest? Question 2: What is the capital city of Bhutan? Question 3: What is the world's most southerly capital? Question 4: Where would you find the city of Vienna? Question 5: What is the name of the castle in Kent, England, from which one can see France on a clear day? Question 6: In which country would you find the Taj Mahal? Question 7: Which of these countries borders India? Question 8: In which country would you find the UNESCO World Heritage site of the Dorset...2024-10-0408 min
Lesbian DetectivesThe Mysterious Disappearance of Sacoya Cooper: Uncovering the TruthWelcome to another episode of Lesbian Detectives with your hosts, Sierra and Elizabeth. This week, we delve into the mysterious disappearance of Sequoia Cooper, a 33-year-old transgender woman from Columbus, Ohio, who vanished without a trace on August 31, 2021.
Sacoya was last seen at her partner's house, allegedly leaving to get bottled water late at night. The next day, her partner reported her missing. Her car was later found with stolen plates, but Sacoya remains missing. The case remains unsolved despite some intriguing leads, including a ransom message and suspicious Facebook logins.
Join us as we e...2024-09-2732 min
Hands in the Soil24. Life as a Livestock Operator with Sequoia WilliamsSequoia was born in New Zealand and raised in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada in California. She got her masters in Soil Science from UC Davis in the Gaudin Agroecology lab, and is currently a livestock operator in Petaluma, California, working with Coastal Land and Livestock, implementing targeted grazing with sheep and goats.
We start by discussing soil, from a detailed breakdown of what soil is made up of, to a discussion about why soil is a key component of our conversations about climate change. We talk about Sequoia’s experience as a li...2024-09-0242 min
Training DataSierra Co-Founder Clay Bavor on Making Customer-Facing AI Agents DelightfulCustomer service is hands down the first killer app of generative AI for businesses. The reasons are simple: the costs of existing solutions are so high, the satisfaction so low and the margin for ROI so wide. But trusting your interactions with customers to hallucination-prone LLMs can be daunting.Enter Sierra. Co-founder Clay Bavor walks us through the sophisticated engineering challenges his team solved along the way to delivering AI agents for all aspects of the customer experience that are delightful, safe and reliable—and being deployed widely by Sierra’s customers. The Company’s AgentOS enables busine...2024-08-271h 12
Shaka StoriesGeology of the Sierra Nevada - Sequoia National Park Story[Transcript]Well, okay folks, we've been in Sequoia National Park for a little while now, but we still haven't seen any sequoias. Well, that's because they just don't live down here. So, to see them, we're gonna have to climb. So, wave farewell to the foothills section of the park, because we're heading way, way up to the giant forest itself. Now, the road ahead gets extra twisty, so drivers, keep your eyes on the road. Now, as we check out these rockin' landscapes, why don't we talk a little bit about geology? Sequoia National P...2024-07-2307 minShaka StoriesLand of the Sequoias - Kings Canyon National Park Story[Transcript]Welcome back! Did you enjoy the views at the overlook? Sure hope so. Now, as we make our way back down the mountain, have you ever wondered why there are so many sequoia trees in this part of the Sierra Nevada and not in other areas? You see, these giants prefer living about halfway up the mountain, between 5,000 and 8,000 feet above sea level or about 1,500 to 2,500 meters. This is about our elevation right now. Up here in this zone, the temperatures are mild and there's plenty of snow melt to keep these trees happy a...2024-07-2304 minShaka StoriesThe Sensational Sequoias - A Sequoia National Park Story[Transcript]So far so good? Well, here's a little tidbit for you. Did you know that Sequoia is the second oldest national park in America? That's right. Now, you might know that Yellowstone was the first.It was established in 1872. But about that same time, settlers were showing up around here and cutting down the sequoias at an alarming rate. So, on September 25, 1890, President Benjamin Harrison signed a bill establishing Sequoia National Park to protect these spectacular trees. It was the first, but not the last, national park created to protect a particular s...2024-07-1604 minShaka StoriesJohn Muir at Kings Canyon - A National Park Story[Transcript]We're on our way to our next stop, Panoramic Point Overlook, coming up in about 10 minutes. Just continue straight on this road, and when the road gets narrow ahead, be sure you watch out for other cars, and take it slow, okay? So, you might be wondering, what's so amazing about Kings Canyon anyway? Well, other than being a stunning corner of the Sierra Nevada, Kings Canyon's claim to fame is that it's around 2,000 feet deeper than the Grand Canyon. Yeah, you heard that right! While the Grand Canyon bottoms out at about 6,000 feet deep, Kings...2024-07-1605 min
I’ll Go If You Go PodcastNeida and the Giant SequoiasIn this sixth episode, host Emily Harwitz travels to the Sierra Nevada mountain range (figuratively) with guest Neida Rodriguez, a rising forestry student at Cal Poly Humboldt and this year’s Giant Sequoia Forest Fellow. There’s only one species of the biggest tree on Earth—giant sequoias—and it’s a special treat to hear from Neida herself about what it’s like to work among giants and what stewarding sequoias looks like today. From preparing the land for healthy fire to learning from the Tribes who know this land best, to monitoring for bears and finding gray wolf tracks...2024-06-2624 min
Leapfrog#1: From China to Sierra Leone - the path of a digital nomadHello, this is Rita Liao. Welcome to Episode #1 of Leapfrog, a podcast about entrepreneurs who have ventured out of their native land and are reshaping a slice of the global tech landscape. You can read more about why I started this project in About.When Xin Yan heard about Bitcoin in 2017, he was studying electrical engineering in Israel. He soon dropped out of the masters program and joined a wave of entrepreneurs trying to prove that cryptocurrency, and more broadly, blockchain, has real-world utility beyond enabling speculative bubbles and scams. Backed by Sequoia Capital, his startup EthSign...2024-06-1042 min
Full Show Archives — Sea Change RadioLos Angeles: The Thirstiest County in the WestRoman Polanski’s classic 1974 film, “Chinatown,” which laid out a fictional account of California’s north-south water wars, turned out to be quite prescient. This week on Sea Change Radio, we welcome Katie Licari of Afro LA, who breaks down the ongoing tale of Los Angeles water and the impact this never-ending thirst has had on two very rural regions of California – Inyo and Mono Counties. We learn about the colonialist history of LA water rights and look at the monopolistic grip the LA Department of Water & Power holds over these counties.
Narrator | 00:02 – This is Sea Change Radio covering...2024-06-0500 min
National Park After DarkSurvivor(wo)man. Sequoia National Park.A long awaited 200+ mile trip through the Sierra’s ends in a tragic fall. Jean Muenchrath’s story of survival is an epic one, but also serves as the beginning of an entirely new life.
We love our National Parks and we know you do too but when you're out there, remember to enjoy the view but watch your back. Please take a moment to rate and subscribe from wherever you’re listening to NPAD! Become part of our Outsider family on Patreon or Apple Subscriptions to gain access to ad-free episodes, bonus content, and more. Follow our socials...2024-06-0354 min
Sleepy Seedlings: The Bedtime Podcast with TreesThe Great SequoiaJoin us on a tranquil journey through the majestic realm of the Giant Sequoias in this week's episode of 'Sleepy Seedlings: The Bedtime Podcast with Trees'. Let the soothing sounds of the Sierra Nevada lull you into a peaceful state as we explore the towering presence and ancient wisdom of the Sequoia trees. As you settle into your comfortable resting place, immerse yourself in the gentle hoots of an Owl and the soft whispers of the wind through the mighty Sequoias, creating a serene atmosphere perfect for relaxation and reflection.Discover the fascinating history, myths, and...2024-06-0233 min
Other People's ShoesThe Root Of The MatterWhat comes to mind you you read "grow where you are planted"? In California, there are some massive trees called Sequoia. The roots of Sequoia trees in California are as fascinating as the towering giants they support above ground. Despite their immense height, these trees have surprisingly shallow root systems, typically extending only about 6 to 12 feet deep but spreading widely, often reaching up to 100 feet or more from the base of the tree. The roots of Sequoias play a crucial role in anchoring these colossal trees and providing stability against strong winds. They intertwine with neighboring trees, creating a...2023-11-2244 min
A Functional Approach with Dr. Jim ChialtasForest Bathing - The Japanese practice of walking amongst the treesIn this 38th episode we explore some of the published medical benefits of simply walking in the woods. I have to chuckle that something so obvious as walking in nature could warrant so much scientific study. However, if you search out the topic of "forest bathing or forest therapy" on the medical database PubMed, you will find 30,433 results! Perhaps we should taking this form of therapy seriously!
This episode was inspired by two recent trips to the mountains I took in a seven day timespan. I was gifted with the opportunity to touch ancient Sequoia Redwoods in...2023-11-1737 min
The Three BroomsticksWhat If: Harry Potter was HorrorJoin hosts Aureo, Sam, and Sierra and special guest Sequoia Simone (Fanatical Fics and But Make It Scary) as they delve into what would happen if Harry Potter was Horror. Join the discussion: https://threebroomstickspod.com/episode-19-what-if-harry-potter-was-horror/ In this episode: We all grew up not watching horror AJ Holmes is the Best Sweeny Todd Horror books are cool - we barely read them Shoutout to Harry Potter actors in other movies Ron dies. Ron’s already dead. We remember Twilight exists Everyone is swallowed whole Thanks to Sam, Ginny is now...2023-10-142h 24
Wellness in the WildernessRevisiting Old Dreams with Katie WightmanThis week we are thrilled to have Katie Wightman, former Field Institute Director for the Sequoia Parks Conservancy, joining us for a conversation about the courage to revisit a dream from an earlier chapter in life, managing fear around trying something new, and how she finds wellness in the wilderness!
ABOUT OUR GUEST:
Katie Wightman worked for the Sequoia Parks Conservancy in Sequoia + Kings Canyon National Parks for 11 years and loved every minute. She had the privilege to work underground in Crystal Cave, organize the Dark Sky Festival, organize Science and Nature Camps for youth...2023-09-271h 01
Who Runs This ParkSequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks Superintendent: Clay JordanClay Jordan, the Superintendent of Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks, gives us a peak into his 35-year career in the National Park Service, highlighting his experiences and insights in managing these iconic parks, including dealing with challenges like wildfires and surging visitor numbers and sheds light on the dedication and collaborative spirit required to protect and preserve our national treasures. Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks are nestled side by side in Central California's Southern Sierra Nevada and showcase the grandeur of nature with their towering trees, majestic mountains, deep canyons, and more.2023-09-051h 09
Post ReportsField Trip: Yosemite National ParkToday on “Post Reports,” we join The Post’s Lillian Cunningham on her journey through the messy past and uncertain future of America’s most awe-inspiring places: the national parks. First stop? Yosemite.Read more: California’s Sierra Nevada is home to a very special kind of tree, found nowhere else on Earth: the giant sequoia. For thousands of years, these towering trees withstood the trials of the world around them, including wildfire. Low-intensity fires frequently swept through groves of sequoias, leaving their cinnamon-red bark scarred but strengthened, and opening th...2023-07-0556 min
The 7Check out "Field Trip" episode 1: Yosemite National ParkTo hear the rest of the series, follow “Field Trip” wherever you listen. California’s Sierra Nevada is home to a very special kind of tree, found nowhere else on Earth: the giant sequoia. For thousands of years, these towering trees withstood the trials of the world around them, including wildfire. Low-intensity fires frequently swept through groves of sequoias, leaving their cinnamon-red bark scarred but strengthened, and opening their cones to allow new seeds to take root.But in the era of catastrophic wildfires fueled by climate change, these ancient...2023-07-0356 min
MoonriseListen to the first episode of “Field Trip”: Yosemite National ParkTo hear the rest of the series, follow “Field Trip” wherever you listen. California’s Sierra Nevada is home to a very special kind of tree, found nowhere else on Earth: the giant sequoia. For thousands of years, these towering trees withstood the trials of the world around them, including wildfire. Low-intensity fires frequently swept through groves of sequoias, leaving their cinnamon-red bark scarred but strengthened, and opening their cones to allow new seeds to take root.But in the era of catastrophic wildfires fueled by climate change, these ancient...2023-06-3055 min
ConstitutionalListen to the first episode of “Field Trip”: Yosemite National ParkTo hear the rest of the series, follow “Field Trip” wherever you listen. California’s Sierra Nevada is home to a very special kind of tree, found nowhere else on Earth: the giant sequoia. For thousands of years, these towering trees withstood the trials of the world around them, including wildfire. Low-intensity fires frequently swept through groves of sequoias, leaving their cinnamon-red bark scarred but strengthened, and opening their cones to allow new seeds to take root.But in the era of catastrophic wildfires fueled by climate change, these ancient...2023-06-2955 min
PresidentialListen to the first episode of “Field Trip”: Yosemite National ParkTo hear the rest of the series, follow “Field Trip” wherever you listen. California’s Sierra Nevada is home to a very special kind of tree, found nowhere else on Earth: the giant sequoia. For thousands of years, these towering trees withstood the trials of the world around them, including wildfire. Low-intensity fires frequently swept through groves of sequoias, leaving their cinnamon-red bark scarred but strengthened, and opening their cones to allow new seeds to take root.But in the era of catastrophic wildfires fueled by climate change, these ancient...2023-06-2855 min
Field TripYosemite National ParkCalifornia’s Sierra Nevada is home to a very special kind of tree, found nowhere else on Earth: the giant sequoia. For thousands of years, these towering trees withstood the trials of the world around them, including wildfire. Low-intensity fires frequently swept through groves of sequoias, leaving their cinnamon-red bark scarred but strengthened, and opening their cones to allow new seeds to take root.But in the era of catastrophic wildfires fueled by climate change, these ancient trees are now in jeopardy. And Yosemite National Park is on the front lines of the fight to...2023-06-2855 min
East Bay Yesterday"Who was Joaquin Miller?": Assessing the legacy and land of a controversial iconOakland’s largest city park is named after Joaquin Miller, an eccentric writer who lived on the property more than a century ago. After gaining international attention as the flamboyant “Poet of the Sierra,” Miller transformed the Oakland hills by planting an estimated 75,000 trees. He called his estate “The Hights” [sic] and it became a renowned creative hub under Miller’s stewardship, attracting artists and authors from as far away as Japan. Although Miller’s literary fame has faded in the decades since his passing in 1913, his name is still familiar to the countless Bay Area residents who flock to Joaquin Miller...2023-04-061h 08
Square Notes: The Sacred Music PodcastSE05 Bonus 1 - The Role of Beauty and the Church's Sacred Music in the Spiritual Life, Intro to the Catholic Institute of Sacred Music - with Dr. Jennifer Donelson-NowickaWe've combined two episodes here of another podcast, A Culture of Beauty with host Sequoia Sierra, in which our host, Dr. Jennifer Donelson-Nowicka was interviewed. She's talks a little bit about her experience of growing up Catholic and discovering the Church's teachings on music later in life, discusses some key concepts about that teaching and about beauty that she finds effective in helping other Catholics see the role of these things in the spiritual life, and gives an overview of the mission and offerings of the Catholic Institute of Sacred Music. Learn more about the Catholic Institute of...2023-03-2852 min
Spirit Filled Radio & PodcastA Culture of Beauty - Nothing Like a Delicious Cup of Coffee (Fr. Andrew Rapoport)Sequoia Sierra is an entrepreneur, designer, radio and podcast host, and writer. She is the host of “A Culture of Beauty” radio show and podcast and is currently writing her first book. Sequoia owns her own design atelier, “The Liturgical Co.,” which provides for the Church’s textile needs through vestments, habits, church furnishings, etc. She has been the recipient of numerous awards honoring volunteers and women and was Miss Latina OC and Miss OC in 2013 and 2014, respectively. In this episode, Sequoia talks with Fr. Andrew Rapoport of the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter, and his brother Isaac; their topic is Is...2023-03-2031 min
Dead or Survive2.20 Plane crash into the Sierra Nevada Mountains, and death by golf cartLieutenant David Steeves crashed into the Sierra Nevada mountains, during the cold war. His crash site was deep in King's Canyon and Sequoia National park.
Steeves spent the next 54 days, trying to survive in the middle of nowhere with very little gear. Cheryl will tell you the whole story on this week's episode
Rob follows with a rare Jessica, instead of Johnny story. Another of his stories involves one of Cheryl's favorite things, golf carts! Listen to the episode to hear more!2023-03-2043 min
Spirit Filled Radio & PodcastA Culture of Beauty - Catholic Sacred Music Project Pt. 2 (Peter Carter)Sequoia Sierra is an entrepreneur, designer, radio and podcast host, and writer. She is the host of “A Culture of Beauty” radio show and podcast and is currently writing her first book. Sequoia owns her own design atelier, “The Liturgical Co.,” which provides for the Church’s textile needs through vestments, habits, church furnishings, etc. She has been the recipient of numerous awards honoring volunteers and women and was Miss Latina OC and Miss OC in 2013 and 2014, respectively. In this episode, Sequoia continues her conversation with Peter Carter of the Catholic Sacred Music Project about sacred music and the training of musician...2023-03-1327 min
Spirit Filled Radio & PodcastA Culture of Beauty - Catholic Sacred Music Project Pt. 1 (Peter Carter)Sequoia Sierra is an entrepreneur, designer, radio and podcast host, and writer. She is the host of “A Culture of Beauty” radio show and podcast and is currently writing her first book. Sequoia owns her own design atelier, “The Liturgical Co.,” which provides for the Church’s textile needs through vestments, habits, church furnishings, etc. She has been the recipient of numerous awards honoring volunteers and women and was Miss Latina OC and Miss OC in 2013 and 2014, respectively. In this episode, Sequoia speaks with Peter Carter of the Catholic Sacred Music Project about sacred music and the training of musicians t...2023-03-0629 min
Spirit Filled Radio & PodcastA Culture of Beauty - Catholic Institute of Sacred Music Pt. 2 (Jennifer Donelson-Nowicka)Sequoia Sierra is an entrepreneur, designer, radio and podcast host, and writer. She is the host of “A Culture of Beauty” radio show and podcast and is currently writing her first book. Sequoia owns her own design atelier, “The Liturgical Co.,” which provides for the Church’s textile needs through vestments, habits, church furnishings, etc. She has been the recipient of numerous awards honoring volunteers and women, and was Miss Latina OC and Miss OC in 2013 and 2014, respectively. In this episode, Sequoia continues her conversation with Jennifer Donelson-Nowicka.Jennifer Donelson-Nowicka is an associate professor and the direct...2023-02-2730 min
Park Leaders ShowThe Rise of Environmental LawOn this episode of the Park Leaders Show, Jody welcomes guest Daniel Selmi to discuss the rise of environmental law. Dan is a retired Professor at Loyola Law School and joins the show to discuss his new book, “Dawn at Mineral King Valley”. A Disney aficionado, Selmi discusses the inspiration behind the book and unpacks Disney’s struggle to build a ski resort in what is now Sequoia National Park. Amidst the legal battle between the Sierra Club and the National Park Service, Selmi discloses little-known facts about the ordeal culminating in a memorable Supreme Court ruling. ...2023-02-1430 min
Spirit Filled Radio & PodcastA Culture of Beauty - Catholic Institute of Sacred Music Pt. 1 (Jennifer Donelson-Nowicka)Sequoia Sierra is an entrepreneur, designer, radio and podcast host, and writer. She is the host of “A Culture of Beauty” radio show and podcast and is currently writing her first book. Sequoia owns her own design atelier, “The Liturgical Co.,” which provides for the Church’s textile needs through vestments, habits, church furnishings, etc. She has been the recipient of numerous awards honoring volunteers and women, and was Miss Latina OC and Miss OC in 2013 and 2014, respectively. In this episode, Sequoia speaks with Jennifer Donelson-Nowicka.Jennifer Donelson-Nowicka is an associate professor and the director of sacred m...2023-02-1327 min
Spirit Filled Radio & PodcastA Culture of Beauty - The Beauty of Catholic Tradition Pt. 2 (James Griffin)Sequoia Sierra is an entrepreneur, designer, radio and podcast host, and writer. She is the host of “A Culture of Beauty” radio show and podcast and is currently writing her first book. Sequoia owns her own design atelier, “The Liturgical Co.,” which provides for the Church’s textile needs through vestments, habits, church furnishings, etc. She has been the recipient of numerous awards honoring volunteers and women, and was Miss Latina OC and Miss OC in 2013 and 2014, respectively. In this episode, Sequoia continues her conversation with Catholic convert James Griffin about the proper celebration of the liturgy. 2023-01-1629 min
Spirit Filled Radio & PodcastA Culture of Beauty - The Beauty of Catholic Tradition Pt. 1 (James Griffin)Sequoia Sierra is an entrepreneur, designer, radio and podcast host, and writer. She is the host of “A Culture of Beauty” radio show and podcast and is currently writing her first book. Sequoia owns her own design atelier, “The Liturgical Co.,” which provides for the Church’s textile needs through vestments, habits, church furnishings, etc. She has been the recipient of numerous awards honoring volunteers and women, and was Miss Latina OC and Miss OC in 2013 and 2014, respectively. In this episode, Sequoia talks with Catholic convert James Griffin about the proper celebration of the liturgy. 2023-01-0531 min
Spirit Filled Radio & PodcastA Culture of Beauty - A Conversation with Deacon Charlie Echeverry Pt. 2This program with Spirit Filled Hearts Ministry features a continuation of a discussion with Deacon Charlie Echeverry about the permanent diaconate and his many Catholic apostolates.Sequoia Sierra is an entrepreneur, designer, radio and podcast host, and writer. She is the host of “A Culture of Beauty” radio show and podcast and is currently writing her first book. Sequoia owns her own design atelier, “The Liturgical Co.,” which provides for the Church’s textile needs through vestments, habits, church furnishings, etc. She has been the recipient of numerous awards honoring volunteers and women, and was Miss Latina OC and Mis...2023-01-0331 min
Spirit Filled Radio & PodcastA Culture of Beauty - A Conversation with Deacon Charlie Echeverry Pt. 1This new program with Spirit Filled Hearts Ministry features a discussion with Deacon Charlie Echeverry about the permanent diaconate and his many Catholic apostolates.Sequoia Sierra is an entrepreneur, designer, radio and podcast host, and writer. She is the host of “A Culture of Beauty” radio show and podcast and is currently writing her first book. Sequoia owns her own design atelier, “The Liturgical Co.,” which provides for the Church’s textile needs through vestments, habits, church furnishings, etc. She has been the recipient of numerous awards honoring volunteers and women, and was Miss Latina OC and Miss OC in...2022-12-2631 min
Fly Fishing Consultant PodcastSouthern Sierra's With Guy JeansRob's first foray into the unique fishery of the Sierra Mountains. This is the first in-depth discussion on this unique are of Calfornia. Guy Jeans owns and guides out of the Kern River Fly Shop. He is a Certified Casting Instructor with Fly Fishers International. Guy guides, lectures, and teaches about fresh and saltwater fly fishing over the Southern Sierra, Sequoia National Forest, Inyo National Forest, Golden Trout Wilderness, Domeland Wilderness and South Sierra Wilderness. Guy is also vocalist, keyboardist, and song writer for the ska/reggae band "Stoneflys". This is the “appetizer sampler” podcast where Rob tries to cove...2022-11-111h 20
We're In a Basement56 - Ransacked a Sequoia - D.B. CooperWelcome back to Sierra's Conspiracy Corner! Have you ever wanted to disappear off the face of the earth? Well look no further! Seriously, don't look any further. This thing is unsolvable. This week, Sierra spins the tale of D.B. Cooper, a mystery man of the sky who got away with a lot all while wearing cool sunglasses. Join us as we chat about the importance of clip-on ties, what is listed on Mormon warrants, and who is actually in charge of Colin's brain worms.Check Out Our Blog2022-08-231h 12
Intermediate Spanish StoriesE39 Parque Nacional II - La Tierra de GigantesThis is part 2 of the National Park SeriesBeing dwarfed by Earth’s most massive tree, the giant sequoia, fills you with wonder. It’s hard to believe that a living thing can be so enormous and old. Also known as Sierra redwoods, the largest of these trees live in California’s rugged Sierra Nevada mountain range.Some of the largest surviving giant sequoia groves can be seen in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, and can live to be 3,000 years old!2022-06-2430 min
Outdoor Adventure SeriesEthan Gallogly - Outdoor Enthusiast, Hiker, Professor, and Author of, The Trail: a novelHello everyone. Welcome back for another episode of the Outdoor Adventure Series Podcast. This is your Host, Howard Fox. The Outdoor Adventure Series celebrates individuals & families, businesses, and organizations that seek out and promote the exploration, and enjoyment of the great outdoors. Our guest today is Ethan Gallogly.Ethan, or "Po", as he is known on the trail, is an Outdoor Enthusiast, Hiker, Professor, and Author of The Trail: a novel. The Trail is more than just a novel about hiking that details the origins of the John Muir Trail: a 211-mi...2022-03-0259 min
Living the CALL with Deacon CharlieBEST OF LIVING THE CALL: Sequoia Sierra | Beauty will save the world.From time to time we’ll resurface past episodes from our library to acquaint our audience with interesting voices from the show’s past. This week we share again our conversation with Sequioa Sierra. Enjoy!Sequoia Sierra is an entrepreneur, designer & courtiere. She's worked in TV and film, winning awards for both her design and styling work. As a serial entrepreneur, Sequoia's passion and interests cover an array of industries and topics, but her goal in everything can be summed up in one word: "Beauty."www.sequoiasierra.comwww.theliturgicalco.comLearn...2022-01-201h 05
Through the Rabbit HoleMini-Episode 3: The Sierra NevadaIn today's mini-episode we'll be talking about the Sierra Nevada, a mountain range that's home to beautiful locations like Yosemite, Lake Tahoe, and Sequoia National Forest. Californians sure are spoiled, as many of the range's most famous spots are easily accessible from California's big cities. 2022-01-0708 min
OC Catholic RadioEPISODE#241OC CATHOLIC RADIO: GUEST IS VESTMENT DESIGNER SEQUOIA SIERRAWelcome to another episode of Orange County Catholic Radio, featuring host Rick Howick. On this program, we welcome a local Orange County...2021-12-0259 minOC Catholic RadioEPISODE#241OC CATHOLIC RADIO: GUEST IS VESTMENT DESIGNER SEQUOIA SIERRAWelcome to another episode of Orange County Catholic Radio, featuring host Rick Howick. On this program, we welcome a local Orange County...2021-12-0259 min
Podcast – OC CatholicEPISODE#241OC CATHOLIC RADIO: GUEST IS VESTMENT DESIGNER SEQUOIA SIERRAWelcome to another episode of Orange County Catholic Radio, featuring host Rick Howick.
On this program, we welcome a local Orange County woman who leads a truly fascinating life. Her name is Sequoia Sierra. In addition to being a professed ‘lay Norbertine,’ she is also a rather accomplished fashion designer and seamstress. She founded a small company called The Liturgical Co, as she designs and creates a multitude of hand crafted altar vestments for clergy all over the world.
This is a fascinating conversation. Be sure to share this podcast with a friend!
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A Culture of BeautyEntrepreneurship MythsSolo Episode with host Sequoia Sierra talking about a few big entrepreneurship myths, and the things that hold people back from starting their business.
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· Anchor: T...2021-10-1227 minA Culture of BeautyEpisode 7- “Beauty Through Music” with Kay ClarityEpisode 7
Kay Clarity is a Canadian singer and writer currently based in Los Angeles. Her work as an artist is best described as encapsulating her love of classic civilization and the necessity of both beauty and authentic human stories, which allows her to release music across varied genres and contexts. Aside from her extensive work on personal creative projects, she also works more broadly with other artists espousing classical and Christian convictions—and believes we will see and steward a whole new era of excellent arts and culture flourishing in the coming years.
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The SleepyTime BraacastThe SleepyTime Braacast: The YosemiteThe Yosemite by John Muir. Illustrated Edition. John Muir (1838–1914) was a Scottish-born American naturalist, author, and early advocate of preservation of wilderness in the United States. John Muir was the first modern preservationist and founder of the Sierra Club. He helped save the Yosemite Valley and wilderness areas in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Muir wrote essays and books whose relevance makes them still popular. Muir felt that the livestock in the Yosemite area was destroying the land and helped petition congress to make the area a national park. In Muir's writings the reader glimpses the pristine beauty of the hi...2021-10-0328 minA Culture of BeautyHawaiian Beauty & FashionEpisode 6 with Marion Jones. Marion is an Oahu born entrepreneur, muʻumuʻu enthusiast, and self-proclaimed librarian. After some years away from the islands, Marion returned with a BA in Theology from Belmont Abbey College, where she also worked as a Student Library Assistant. Marion founded Muumuu Mamas in 2019 with the mission of sharing the joy of Aloha Wear with others. Marion began her collection of muʻumuʻu in her teens, and it continues to grow today. In March 2021, Marion began the Muʻumuʻu Library program, which allows women to borrow and share muʻumuʻu as a communit...2021-09-2841 minA Culture of BeautyFashion & BeautyEpisode 5 is live! Link in Bio!
Samantha Schroeder is the Deputy Director of FedSoc Films, working as writer, director, and producer on hundreds of short films at the Federalist Society. Her award-winning documentary shorts have been screened at film festivals across the country and internationally. She is also co-host of the newly-launched FedSoc Films Podcast. Samantha previously worked as Director of External Affairs at the Foreign Policy Initiative and Program Manager at the Alexander Hamilton Society.
Samantha was recently awarded a Publius Fellowship from the Claremont Institute. She writes for various publications, including Acculturated, The Federalist, and Public Discourse.
This...2021-09-2143 min
LIVE BOLDLY with SaraPart II: Manifesting, Relationships + Healing from the High Sierra Trail with LIt’s true; a hiking trip can change your life! Lonnie Mayne is an internationally recognized, high-performance, #1 rated keynote speaker, published author and executive consultant. He’s the founder and pioneer of Red Shoes Living, Inc., an award-winning philosophy and five-step framework that leadership teams are deploying organization-wide to engage employees, win the battle for top talent, create standout customer experiences, and build meaningful cultures that people get inspired to be a part of. Lonnie spent 30+ years working with leading brands across 25 industries and was the president of InMoment, one of the largest customer experience tech...2021-09-151h 00A Culture of BeautyEpisode 4 - Creating Beauty in FilmLeo Severino, is a native of Los Angeles, producer of BELLA, LITTLE BOY, THIS IS THE YEAR and MARY (in development).
Leo is a two-time graduate of USC (B.A. Philosophy, JD Gould School of Law), author of GOING DEEPER, A Reasoned Explanation of God & Truth (Ignatius Press), lecturer of Thomistic Theology, was the youngest director of business affairs at 20th Century Fox, is a Partner at Metanoia Films and Novo Media Group, and beloved father to 3 beautiful children.
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This Episode is sponsored by Claremont Village Eatery. Loca...2021-09-1438 minA Culture of BeautyBeauty in ArtInterview with Joe and Ben from The Catholic Art Company on the importance of surrounding oneself with Beautiful art that inspires. www.catholicartcompany.com This Episode is sponsored by: Dave’s Plumbing Dynamics -servicing Los Angles & Orange County, Open 8 days a week, 24hrs a day. (562) 234-02222021-09-0750 min
LIVE BOLDLY with SaraPart I: Manifesting, Relationships + Healing from the High Sierra Trail with Lonnie Mayne + SaraHiking is indeed nature’s therapy! Lonnie Mayne is an internationally recognized, high-performance, #1 rated keynote speaker, published author and executive consultant. He’s the founder and pioneer of Red Shoes Living, Inc., an award-winning philosophy and five-step framework that leadership teams are deploying organization-wide to engage employees, win the battle for top talent, create standout customer experiences, and build meaningful cultures that people get inspired to be a part of. Lonnie spent 30+ years working with leading brands across 25 industries and was the president of InMoment, one of the largest customer experience technology companies in the worl...2021-09-011h 03A Culture of BeautyPraying from the Depths of the PsalmsInterview with Fr. John Henry Hanson, O.Praem of St. Michael’s Abbey. www.stmichaelsabbey.com Book Available: https://scepterpublishers.org/products/praying-from-the-depths-of-the-psalms2021-08-3158 min
A Culture of BeautyWhat is Beauty? With Prof. David Clayton of Pontifex University. Host Sequoia Sierra.“A Culture of Beauty.”www.acultureofbeauty.com2021-08-2451 min
The Places Where We Go PodcastSequoia National Park - Top Things To Do (Part 2)On episode 48, Julie & Art continue a review of their favorite national park on Sequoia National Park Part 2.
Having visited the park over a dozen times, we share our experiences to help you plan your future visit to this majestic natural wonderland.
Visiting Sequoia National Park
Sequoia National Park offers visitors a unique landscape with beauty, diversity and grandeur. Here, you can belold the highest mountain peaks in the U.S. caverns and caves, rugged foothills, and of course, the largest trees on our planet. This national park is located in the southern Sierra Nevad...2021-06-0542 minThe Places Where We Go PodcastSequoia National Park - Top Things To Do (Part 1)On episode 47, Julie & Art introduce listeners to their favorite national park on Sequoia National Park Part 1. Having visited the park over a dozen times, we share our experiences to help you plan your future visit to this majestic natural wonderland.
Visiting Sequoia National Park
Sequoia National Park offers visitors a unique landscape with beauty, diversity and grandeur. Here, you can belold the highest mountain peaks in the U.S. caverns and caves, rugged foothills, and of course, the largest trees on our planet. This national park is located in the southern Sierra Nevada east of the S...2021-05-2239 minLiving the CALL with Deacon CharlieSequoia Sierra | Beauty will save the worldSequoia Sierra is an entrepreneur, designer & courtiere. She's worked in TV and film, winning awards for both her design and styling work. As a serial entrepreneur, Sequoia's passion and interests cover an array of industries and topics, but her goal in everything can be summed up in one word: "Beauty."www.sequoiasierra.comwww.theliturgicalco.comLearn about the Norbertines & Carmelites:www.stmichaelsabbey.comwww.carmelitesistersocd.comLiving the CALL is brought to you by the Catholic Association of Latino Leaders. The Catholic Association of La...2021-04-281h 05
Locals Know BestCentral Sierra Nevada, California, You Don’t Come up Here for FancyToday, I’ll be speaking with Doug Noll about all of his favorite outdoor activities and places in Central Sierra Nevada, California. Join Doug and me as we adventure through each of the four seasons in the Central Sierra Nevada area of California and explore all of the best local spots for skiing, whitewater rafting, biking, hiking, paddleboarding, kayaking, sailing, boating, and water skiing. About Doug Noll Doug is a lawyer turned peacemaker, author, trainer, and mentor. He has created online courses in emotional competency, de-escalation, leadership, and decision-making that help peo...2021-03-3034 min
My Favorite TreesEp. 16-The Giant SequoiaSend us a textThis is part two of my biggest trees two-parter. This week I talk about the world's largest living thing by volume, the Giant Sequoia. Native to the western slopes of the Sierra Nevadas of California, this giant inspired a series of land conservation efforts. Music is by Academy Garden. Cover Art is by @boomerangbrit on Instagram. Find me on Twitter and Facebook @MyFavoriteTrees.2021-03-0918 min
Getty Art + IdeasReflections: Kelly Davis on Timothy O’SullivanWe’ve asked members of the Getty community to share short, personal reflections on works of art they’re thinking about right now. These recordings feature stories related to our daily lives.
This week, metadata specialist Kelly Davis longs for a hike in the Sierras as she views an 1871 photograph by Timothy O'Sullivan. To learn more about this work, visit: https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/objects/40204/.
Over the next few weeks, look for new recordings every other Tuesday.
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JAMES CUNO: Hi, I’m Jim Cuno, president of the J. Paul G...2021-01-2603 min
Escape Into Another World With Full AudiobookMy First Summer in the Sierra Audiobook by John MuirListen to this audiobook in full for free onhttps://hotaudiobook.com/freeID: 456099
Title: My First Summer in the Sierra
Author: John Muir
Narrator: Adrian Praetzellis
Format: Unabridged
Length: 07:07:47
Language: English
Release date: 09-14-20
Publisher: SAGA Egmont
Genres: Fiction & Literature, Classics
Summary:
'My First Summer in the Sierra' (1911) takes inspiration from Muirs journals of the months he spent between June and September 1869 as a shepherd in the Sierras. Muir went on to built a cabin along Yosemite Creek, where he lived for two years. He designed it in such a way that a portion of the stream flowed through it...2020-09-147h 07
Embark On The Most Immersive Full Audiobook Today!A Thousand Mile Walk to the Gulf by John MuirPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/456116to listen full audiobooks.
Title: A Thousand Mile Walk to the Gulf
Author: John Muir
Narrator: Mary Ann Spiegel
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 4 hours 4 minutes
Release date: September 14, 2020
Genres: Classics
Publisher's Summary:
In early March 1867, Muir was injured while working at a wagon wheels factory: a tool he was using slipped and struck him in the eye. This accident changed the course of his life. He was confined to a darkened room for six weeks, worried he’d lost his sight forever. When he did recover, the world looked completely different and life had ta...2020-09-144h 04
Trails Worth HikingEp. 2: High Sierra TrailSpecial guest Tony Wong joins Jeremy to talk about the High Sierra Trail in Sequoia National Park. Jeremy and Tony talk about the bizarre history of the creation of Sequoia National Park and the giant trees that give the park its name. They also recount the history of the building of the High Sierra Trail itself, some key information on hiking in the high Sierra, logistics for hiking the trail, and a possible itinerary. And then Tony tells us about gear he doesn't leave home without, the best backpacking advice he's gotten, his favorite hike, what's next on his lis...2020-07-252h 01
Trees A CrowdDr William C. Tweed: The secret histories of John Muir’s Giant RedwoodsDr William C. Tweed is a lover of Big Trees - the Giant Redwoods of California to be precise. An historian and naturalist, he has a career spanning over 30 years working for the US national park service, and after holding several roles at the Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, spent a decade as its Chief Naturalist. Whether it’s describing what a Giant Redwood is through a comparison to the miniscule mosquito, or a deep dive into numerous secret histories of mankind's fascinations with these trees, William will have you captivated, falling in love with, and longing to hu...2020-07-061h 03
Mindy: Bräd- & Rollspels poddMindy News avsnitt 17 10/4 2020 Glad Påsk gott Folk.Vi på Mindy önskar er en glad påsk :D I det här avsnittet så är det också en tävling :D Ni kan vinna Ticket To Ride New York Nordiska Utgåvan som vi fått av Asmoodee Nordi. Tack för det Asmoodee :D Mer i det här avsnittet så pratar pappa Micke och HCM Brisse om senast spelade, nyheter och kickstarter och vad som ska komma lite i piplinen.
Spel som nämns: Space Base, Call Of Cthulhu, Call Of Cthulhu Svergie, Runequest, Skrömt, Lords Of Waterdeep, Potion Explosion, Mörk Borg, Vampier Th...2020-04-101h 20
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The Godfathers - She Gives Me Love
The Headless Horsemen - Can´t Help But Shake
Dead Moon - A Fix On You
10,000 Maniacs - Planned Obsolescence
Dead Sequoia - No Quiero Nada De Ti
Atom Rhumba - Mr Everywhere
The Soul...2020-04-011h 01
The Cutting EdgeExploring the High Sierra with Vitaliy MusiyenkoVitaliy Musiyenko is the most prolific climber of long new routes in the Sierra in modern history. This summer was no exception, including one line that recently was called "The Rostrum of Sequoia." In this interview with AAJ contributing editor Whitney Clark, Vitaliy describes how he transformed from an overweight and apathetic high schooler to the master of modern Sierra climbing, plus the joys of 18-mile approaches, his planned guidebook to the Range of Light, and how every age of climbing can be a "golden age."
The Cutting Edge is sponsored by Hilleberg the Tentmaker. This podcast is produced by...2019-10-0432 min
Everybody's National ParksENP Episode 19.1 Yosemite: Trip ReportDescription:
Yosemite National Park in all of its wonder-- from Cook's Meadow and Glacier Point to hiking the Vernal and Nevada Falls Trails and beyond-- is stunning. However, it wasn’t simply the awesome views, granite walls and falls that stunned our family, but the sheer amount of people immersing themselves in the Yosemite National Park experience. Danielle, Bryan and the girls reminisce about their trip in early May 2019 and offer tips and recommendations for others wanting to visit and avoid crowds.
Our Discussion Includes the Following:
Why Bryan feels that planning is im...2019-09-1000 min
HikeExploring Sequoia and Kings Canyon National ParksLori walks among the giant trees and hikes in the Sierra Nevada in this episode about Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. With two and a half days in her itinerary, Lori shares how she got a chance to take in some of the best parts of the national parks. Listen as Lori shares her experiences and the best parts of her two and a half days in the beautiful Sierra Nevada. Day 1Drive through the Giant ForestSet up camp at Lodgepole CampgroundHike the General Sherman Trail and Congress Trails2019-08-0930 min
Business of Architecture PodcastInitial ConditionsArchitectCEO Daily Update: parable of the Giant Sequoia. Recently I visit Sequoia National Park, which is a 45 minute drive from my home. This national sanctuary in the Sierra Nevada mountains is home to the largest living things on the planet - the magnificent Sequoiadendron Giganteum trees, otherwise known as Giant Redwoods. The oldest of these trees are over 2000 years old. Wow. As I was walking through a grove of these trees with my family, I noticed one Sequoia tree that was leaning to one side. Because the tree is off kilter, it's at risk of falling due...2019-08-0604 minBusiness of Architecture PodcastInitial ConditionsArchitectCEO Daily Update: parable of the Giant Sequoia. Recently I visit Sequoia National Park, which is a 45 minute drive from my home. This national sanctuary in the Sierra Nevada mountains is home to the largest living things on the planet - the magnificent Sequoiadendron Giganteum trees, otherwise known as Giant Redwoods. The oldest of these trees are over 2000 years old. Wow. As I was walking through a grove of these trees with my family, I noticed one Sequoia tree that was leaning to one side. Because the tree is off kilter, it's at risk of falling due...2019-08-0604 min
ParkographyRestoring the GiantsAwe-inspiring giant sequoia trees are among the largest living things on earth, but the opportunity to experience them is rare. Approximately 75 groves exist, and only along the southern Sierra's western slope on moist sites between about 5,000 and 7,000 feet in elevation. Giant Forest, one of the largest groves, was saved from logging by the establishment of Sequoia National Park in 1890. But national park status did not fully protect the big trees.
On this episode of America’s National Parks, the restoration of the Giant Forest at Sequoia National Park.
2019-07-2615 min
Pat's View: Inspirational storiesAre a bonsai or sequoia believer?While I agree bonsai trees are both beautiful and treasured, still I find them to be profoundly sad. Trees are designed to be big! You climb in them, swing on their branches, or rest in the shade of their bushy canopies. The bonsai trees are too small for any of those activities. Mature trees will reach heights of 50 to 150 feet, but a mature bonsai tree will only reach 12 to 14 inches. Bonsai trees are not dwarfed by genetics; they are miniature by deliberate design. The blueprint locked inside the DNA of the young seedling promises a mighty giant...2019-05-1505 minPat's View: Inspirational storiesWhat do you do when things are hard?Download Podcast Episode 11: What do you do when life gets hard? I want to ask you that question, "What do you do when life gets hard?" If you do what most folks do you complain, “It’s too hard!” If yours are like mine were, I've heard them whine dozens and dozens of times, "It's too hard! But what they were really saying is “I quit!” It's just natural. Our natural response to a problem is often anxiety or fear. Think about the first time you spoke in front of an audience or...2019-03-2216 min
Savvy Painter Podcast with Antrese WoodPlein Air Painting on the John Muir Trail, with Therese MorganHave you ever wanted to grab your materials and head for the mountains for a plein air painting session? While that specific scenario may not resonate with every artist, I know the desire to change things up and get out of a creative slump will. My guest, Therese Morgan along with her friend and fellow artist, Mark David took off for the adventure of a lifetime backpacking the John Muir Trail. In our conversation, we discuss what led Therese to embark on this crazy expedition, challenges she faced along the way, how the trip impacted her artwork, wh...2019-02-2855 min
RV Lifestyle RV PodcastRV Podcast Episode 223: The 2019 RV Lifestyle Bucket ListIt’s a New Year filled with opportunities and adventures just waiting around the next bend in the road. This week, we hear from RVers all across North America about their Bucket List Trips planned for 2019.
Show Notes for Episode #223 Jan 2, 2019 of Roadtreking - The RV Podcast:
WHAT MIKE AND JENNIFER ARE UP TO THIS WEEK
We’re back from vacation and looking forward to a 2019 travel season
New videos resume Thursday on the RV Lifestyle Channel on YouTube with a look at two electronic gadgets I wouldn’t travel without, a high quality dashcam system and a cellular booster. I’ll r...2019-01-0258 min
Trust The Trail PodcastEpisode 56: Bringing Protection Into The BackcountryOn this episode we share our knowledge with the best way to store your food while in the backcountry, how to hang your food bag, and discuss the Bear Canister debate. Is it really necessary to bring one? We also will give you a list of all the National Parks that require a Bear Canister for backpacking
Why it’s necessary
Best way to store food
How to hang your food bag
The Bear Canister debate
List of National Park that require bear canister
How to hang a Bear Bag PCT St...2018-05-0352 min
Mountain Nature and Culture PodcastNew Burgess fossils, and red fox return to the Rockies, episode 57 of the Mountain Nature and Culture PodcastWelcome to episode 57 of the Mountain Nature and Culture Podcast, I'm your host, Ward Cameron and I'm recording this on April 1, 2018. This week I look at three amazing fossils that are teaching palaeontologists about the evolution of some of the world's oldest creatures. I also look at the return of red fox to the Rocky Mountains. It's an action-packed episode so with that said, let's get to it. Some wisdom from John Muir I wanted to start today with a fabulous quote by John Muir. As a hiking guide and naturalist, I see too many people striding through the...2018-04-0232 min
History Goes Bump: Ghost Tours For The MindEp. 240 - Yosemite National ParkIn the United States, there are 59 separate natural protected areas known as National Parks. The Department of the Interior oversees these parks under the National Park Service and each area has been dedicated by an act of Congress. The effort to set aside these areas was initiated to prevent the expanding population from destroying distinct natural areas, so they could be preserved for future generations. Yosemite National Park was one of the first parks designated for special protection. The park covers an area of 747,956 acres in the Western Sierra Nevada of Northern California. It was designated as a World...2018-01-1134 min
OutdoorsyOutdoorsy 1: - Mineral King, Sequoia National Park's Hidden GemYay! You made it to Outdoorsy. This is Valley Public Radio’s new podcast, in which we explore wild places in California and interview the people who enjoy them. We – reporters Ezra David Romero and Kerry Klein – are excited to share some of our favorite places and outdoor activities. We both consider ourselves pretty “Outdoorsy,” though we're coming at this from two different backgrounds. Ezra’s explored the Sierra Nevada his whole life. He grew up near Fresno and his love for the outdoors started on childhood camping trips with his dad and brothers. Since then he’s camped, hiked, kayaked, and d...2016-09-1414 minOutdoorsyOutdoorsy 1: - Mineral King, Sequoia National Park's Hidden GemYay! You made it to Outdoorsy. This is Valley Public Radio’s new podcast, in which we explore wild places in California and interview the people who enjoy them. We – reporters Ezra David Romero and Kerry Klein – are excited to share some of our favorite places and outdoor activities. We both consider ourselves pretty “Outdoorsy,” though we're coming at this from two different backgrounds. Ezra’s explored the Sierra Nevada his whole life. He grew up near Fresno and his love for the outdoors started on childhood camping trips with his dad and brothers. Since then he’s camped, hiked, kayaked, and d...2016-09-1414 min
Four Brewers: Craft Beer and Homebrew[S3/E37] Road Trip to SacramentoSeason 3, Episode 37 – This week, we’re heading up to the California Craft Beer Summit and making a few stops along the way. The 2016 California Craft Beer Summit is upon us! But, before get into the nitty gritty of the event, we’re driving up to Sacramento and making some stops along the way to pick up some beers from California breweries that we normally wouldn’t have access to. Erin Peters from The Beer Goddess also joins us in our makeshift hotel room studio in beautiful downtown Sacramento, California. Beers from California California is the largest stat...2016-09-1252 min
Half Hour InternTravel BloggerThe world is a pretty neat place. The Grand Canyon, the giant sequoia trees of the Sierra Nevadas, the gysers of Yellowstone, Niagra Falls, Crater Lake, the rock formations in Moab. The list goes on and on…and that’s just the US! Kinda makes you wish you could just get paid to travel around and see it all like today’s guest Darrell Hartman and his younger brother Oliver. They are the founders of the incredibly unique and much talked about “travel blog” Jungles in Paris. Jungles in Paris uses a mix of breathtaking photography, videography, and well written articles t...2016-07-1200 min
The WildeBeatBear Cans Revisited, part 2
This wild places program is part two of an exploration of the situation in the Sierra Nevada wilderness areas that lead to the development of the bear-resistant food canister. (Part one is here.) Who makes these things, and how do we know they work?
Steve tells the story with the help of:
Harold Werner, a wildlife biologist from Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park.
Calder Reid, wilderness manager for the Inyo National Forest.
Allen DeForrest of Wild Ideas, manufacturer of the Bearikade.
Tom Cohen of Ursack
Jamie Hogan of Bear Vault.
Josh Leavitt of Wilderness Solutions.
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