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The thespilledinkandcoffeeshow’s Podcast🎙️✨The Sherburne Inn ✨🏡🎙️✨ Episode 22 - The Sherburne Inn ✨🏡
Episode 22 marks the very first stop of our LIVE TOUR — and we kicked it off at the magical Sherburne Inn! 🌟
We spent a magical evening at the Sherburne Inn—yes, she has pronouns and a whole personality of her own!—and I sat down with the wonderful Gina Gardner, Head of Operations and the warm, welcoming face of the Inn herself, to interview her and the INN. 💛🌿
From the cozy coffee shop tucked inside to the Inn’s deep roots in community, seasonality, and connection, this episode is full of heart. The Sherburne Inn i...
2025-12-041h 24
Life22Life22: Interview with Amy Sherburne (Day 13,505[2])Our Interview with the Mayoral Candidate Amy Sherburne. Amy's Campaign Website Page: https://amyforolean.com/ Amy's Candidate Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61575590822178 Check us out on Transistor.FM: https://life22.transistor.fm/ Creators & Guests
Dr. Rev. Kevin M. Dougherty - Host
Amy Black Sherburne - Guest
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2025-04-032h 54
Minnesota Native NewsSherburne National Wildlife Refuge Faces Staffing Cuts; Headlines Affecting Indigenous MinnesotansThis week on Minnesota Native News, we cover the recent staff terminations at the Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge, and headlines affecting Indigenous communities in Minnesota.
2025-03-2005 min
One Voice EvolvingThe Lasting Legacy of Abolitionist Women w/Michelle Arnosky SherburneIn this illuminating episode, Kim Brassor and historian Michelle Arnosky Sherburne unravel the hidden history of abolitionist women—leaders whose courage and resilience were instrumental in the fight against slavery. Often overshadowed in traditional narratives, these women built powerful grassroots networks, challenged societal norms, and laid the foundation for future movements like suffrage and civil rights. Through thoughtful discussion, the hosts explore how their legacy continues to resonate, offering lessons on collective action, allyship, and resistance in the face of systemic injustice. By amplifying these untold stories, this episode challenges us to honor their work not just in...
2025-01-1751 min
Wide Awake MinnesotaWide Awake Minnesota: Sherburne County's Election Lesson: Errors, Accountability, and the Path ForwardIn this episode, Chairman David Hann and Executive Director Anna Mathews are joined by Sherburne County Commissioner Andrew Hulse to discuss the election night issues in Sherburne County. The conversation centers on a data upload error involving mail-in ballots. Due to a partially seated memory card, the Minnesota Secretary of State's website displayed only partial election results. Commissioner Hulse explains the complex tabulation and reporting process, the safeguards in place, and the human error that caused the discrepancy. Commissioner Hulse emphasizes that no ballots were "found" but that the data was incorrectly transmitted. The issue l...
2024-12-1136 min
Downtown Dish#5: Books, Movies, and Book Movies with John Kenyon and Andrew SherburneOn Today's Episode: Anna and Charlie are joined by John Kenyon, Executive Director of Iowa City UNESCO City of Literature, and Andrew Sherburne, Executive Director and Co-Founder of Filmscene, to discuss their upcoming respective festivals taking place in Downtown Iowa City. John shares a look at the upcoming Iowa City Book Festival taking place from October 13-20, and Andrew highlights some of the films being shown during their ReFocus Festival taking place from October 17-20. Plus, stay tuned until the end for a visit from Bill where he shares some spooky rumors about Iowa City!About Downtown...
2024-10-0752 min
Line Noise PodcastLine Noise Episode 170 (Sónar 2024 with Philip Sherburne)Music journalist, label owner, DJ and former Line Noise presenter Philip Sherburne makes a return to the programme to review the highlights of the first day of Sónar 2024, including Olof Dreijer & Diva Cruz and Team Rolfes, and to look forward to the rest of the electronic music festival, with recommendations aplenty
2024-06-1455 min
Fair Game with Robert SmithFair Game 332 - Jenni Axelson, Sherburne County FairThis week the Fair Game Podcast welcomes Jenni Axelson to the show. Jenni is the president of the board for the Sherburne County Fair in Minnesota. We discuss her plans for the upcoming Sherburne County Fair plus we delve into what it is she loves about what she does. Oh! And the red hair? There’s a story there too. All that and more on this week’s episode.
2024-05-2840 min
Just Say GuayJoe Sherburne- UMBC BasketballHappy March Madness! In this episode I host Joe Sherburne who played for UMBC Basketball. Joe was a part of the team that pulled off the upset against UVA in 2018. It was the first time in March Madness that a 16 seed beat the 1 seed!
2024-03-1926 min
Community UnitedCommunity Thanksgiving Dinner with Darren Kiser and Melanie Clemons of Kiser Construction, and Missy Wilson of Royal Supply and the Elk River Fire FoundationThis week Kat and Jim sit down with a few really impactful community members who make the Community Thanksgiving Dinner a possibility in Elk River!
In 2022 the revival of the Community Thanksgiving Dinner was led by Melanie Clemons and Missy Wilson. They brought in their organizations to help support and fund the event, and with the help of other community partners, donors, and a crew of volunteers, they fed over 300 people Thanksgiving dinner.
The event is being held again in 2023 at Central Lutheran Church in Elk River on Thanksgiving Day 11:30-1:00pm.
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2023-11-0744 minCommunity UnitedLaurel Merten - Big Lake Ambassadors Scholarship ProgramThis week, Kat sits down with Laurel Merten, Director of the Big Lake Ambassadors Scholarship Program.
This program has a goal of empowering young ladies of Big Lake to be women of tomorrow through community service. They also work to promote leadership, professional development and personal growth, with an opportunity to earn an educational scholarship. All the Ambassadors had over 100 hours each last year of volunteering!
The Core Values of the Big Lake Ambassador Program are Honesty, Respect, Loyalty and Commitment
For the tie blanket service project, they are accepting...
2023-10-1735 minCommunity UnitedGreat River Faith in Action with Maureen BatyThis week Kat sits down with Maureen Baty who is the Executive Director for Great River Faith In Action
Great River Faith in Action helps elderly and disabled people to be able to live in their homes safely by bringing in volunteers to help with tasks they are no longer able to do. Some examples are lawn mowing, driving them to the doctor appt or grocery store, minor home repairs, snow removal, friendly visits, respite and more.
Rake the Town is a big fall event where business, churches, groups or...
2023-10-0339 minCommunity UnitedRewind: All about the United Way with Kat SarffOn rewind episode, we're headed back a few months to an episode where Kat is shared all about the Sherburne County Area United Way. Our organization has undergone a lot of transition the last few years, and we're excited to be sharing our new focus areas and goals.
The Community Connect event is from 11:00am-2:00pm Thursday October 19 at Elk River High School. Find out more here.
We are looking for board members to be actively involved in helping grow our organization, if you would like to learn more, please email or c...
2023-09-2615 min
Screen Speak#95 - Reel Insights on Refocus Film Fest Featuring Andrew SherburneIn this episode, I talk with Andrew Sherburne, Executive Director & Cofounder of Film Scene, about the upcoming 2nd Annual Refocus Film Festival (October 12-15, 2023).Topics Include: About Andrew, Film Scene, Iowa City Community, Theatrical Experience, Refocus Film Fest Origins, Art of Adaptation, Literature's Role in this Festival, Inaugural Year of Refocus, Curation Process for the Festival, Special Features of the Festival, Balancing the Tone of the Festival, Fest Pass Options, Goals of the Festival and more.Learn More About & Connect with AndrewAndrew Sherburne is an American documentary filmmaker and producer based in...
2023-09-2042 minCommunity UnitedBig Lake ECFE - Sarah FritschThis week Kat sits down with Sarah Fritsch, who is the Early Childhood Coordinator for the Big Lake School District.
This fun conversation is full of great information and tidbits. As the Early Childhood Coordinator, Sarah has a unique perspective on families with young children, and this episode is a great way to learn not only about early childhood programs, but also some great information about young children.
ECFE is Early Childhood Family Education. ECSE is early childhood special education. While the two acronyms are often confused, they both e...
2023-09-051h 06Community UnitedThumbs Up - Katie ShatuskyThumbs Up is located in Elk River, and is an organization that is committed to helping those who suffer from a mental health disorder find resources. They also support bereaved families and friends who have lost a loved one to suicide.
Thumbs Up started as a memorial 5k in 2013, and now runs nine different programs. The 10th annual 5k and 10k is happening September 16, 2023 at Orono Park in Elk River.
Thumbs Up programs:
Bereavement Outreach
Calming Corners
Cheer Bags™
Community Outreach Events
Emotional Support Dogs
No One Sits Solo™
Referral Assistance Program
Youth Mental Health...
2023-08-2951 minCommunity UnitedBig Brothers Big Sisters of Central Minnesota - Emmitt EdwardsThis week Kat sits down with Emmitt Edwards, a recruiter for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Minnesota.
Big Brothers Big Sister is a mentoring agency in the community, covering Morrison, Benton, Stearns, Sherburne, and the northern tier of Wright Co. Their goal is to find youth, called “littles,” and match them with an adult mentor “Bigs” in the community. Their mission is to create and support 1:1 mentor relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth. The organization primarily serves youth aged 7-17, through their community and school based programs.
Currently there are 100...
2023-08-1539 minCommunity UnitedBuilding the New Kiwanis Club of Elk River - Cathy Wogen and Kat SarffThis week Kat and guest host Jim Boyle sit down with Cathy Wogen from the Kiwanis Club of St. Cloud. Cathy is the coach for the Kiwanis Club of the Elk River area, which is now forming. This club is solely focused on children and providing opportunities for them to thrive, grow in knowledge, and have fun while learning and doing so.
Kiwanis is an international service organization whose mission is to serve the children of the world. As a service leadership club, Kiwanis serves people ages 0-80, through their various programs including BUG (B...
2023-08-0841 minCommunity UnitedFarmers Market and more with Karen Wingard - City of Elk RiverIn the second part of this two part conversation, Kat and Jim Boyle resume their conversation with Karen Wingard, the special events and farmers market coordinator for the City of Elk River.
Find out more about the Farmers Market, the frequent shopper program, and the upcoming Indoor Farmers Market this winter: https://www.elkrivermn.gov/895/Farmers-Market
Details about the Power of Produce, as well as the senior days at the market, and the live music schedule:
https://www.elkrivermn.gov/1288/Special-Farmers-Market-Events#liveEditTab_widgets
2023-08-0128 minCommunity UnitedElk River Fest with Karen Wingard - City of Elk RiverThis week Kat and guest host Jim Boyle sit down with Karen Wingard, the special events and farmers market coordinator for the City of Elk River.
The City of Elk River is comprised of many departments all with the same goal to provide services and resources to make Elk River great. Karen has the opportunity to work on everything from the farmers market, special events, youth enrichment, and business and volunteer collaborations.
Find The City of Elk River online:
https://www.elkrivermn.gov/
Elk River Fe...
2023-07-2532 min
Careers for EngineersDr. Michael Sherburne & The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics LaboratoryHey Hokies! Today we're chatting with veteran Dr. Michael Sherburne, RF (radio frequency) and Microwave Design Engineer at the The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory. His extensive education in electrical engineering includes
a bachelor's from Virginia Tech;
a master's from the U.S. Air Force Institute of Technology; and
a Ph.D. from the University of New Mexico.
In this episode, Megan and Niki talk colloidal quantum dots (!), the interdisciplinary nature of electrical engineering, and being an inventor in the United States Air Force.
Fun fact: Michael was the College of Engineering's 2018 Outstanding Senior!
2023-07-2020 minCommunity UnitedAll about SCAUW! With Kat SarffOn today's special episode, Kat is sharing all about the Sherburne County Area United Way. Our organization has undergone a lot of transition the last few years, and we're excited to be sharing our new focus areas and goals.
The Community Connect event is from 11:00am-2:00pm Thursday October 19 at Elk River High School. Find out more here.
We are looking for board members to be actively involved in helping grow our organization, if you would like to learn more, please email or call Kat.
To find volunteer opportunities in...
2023-07-1815 minCommunity UnitedLori Schultz - Tri-County Action Program, Inc. (Tri-CAP)This week Kat and guest host Jim Boyle sit down with Lori Schultz, Executive Director of Tri-CAP.
Tri-County Action Program, Inc. (Tri-CAP) is the federally designated, nonprofit community action program for Benton, Sherburne and Stearns counties. They help people and change lives by assisting people meet their basic needs in a variety of ways including:
Energy Assistance
Weatherization
Transportation including vehicle repair, donated car to lease car options, public bus and volunteer driver services
Tax Assistance
Financial Literacy Education
Pre-Employment Skills Counseling
2023-07-1147 minCommunity UnitedAmy Erickson - Community TableThis week Kat and guest host Jim Boyle sit down with Amy Erickson, founder and executive director of Community Table.
Community Table is a once a month free meal, that is open to the community. The goal is to bring people together and serve good quality nutritious food. Over 400 people attend each month, which promotes community togetherness and serving one another. Community Table meals are usually held the 4th Sunday of the month, but be sure to check their website or grab a calendar at one of their events.
F...
2023-06-2745 min
The Truth HurtsTruth Hurts #50 - EXCLUSIVE: Sherburne County Mom Fears Son Going to Prison for Anti-2A LawOn this episode of the show, Jake and gang sit down with Sara Forgues, the mother of a young man who is facing two felony charges for an obscure, anti-2A law. Sherburne County officials are about to ruin the life of a young man who is not a threat to society and is a good citizen. Also, this obscure law exists because of a RINO Governor signing it into law. There is a MASSIVE problem with RINOs that the gang discusses.
2023-06-221h 37Community UnitedHannah-Ruth Patterson - Rivers of HopeOn this episode of Community United, Kat and guest host Jim Boyle speak with Hannah-Ruth Patterson, who shares her journey working with an organization that supports victims of domestic violence. We discuss financial control as a tactic used by abusers, and how the organization provides financial support and safety planning to help victims leave abusive situations. We also learn about the organization's partnerships with law enforcement and schools, and how they provide services to those experiencing domestic violence. Lastly, we talk about the challenges of leaving an abusive relationship, the lack of affordable housing as a barrier, and the...
2023-06-2024 min
Line Noise PodcastLine Noise Episode 133 (Sónar special with Philip Sherburne)Ben Cardew welcomes his old Line Noise cohort, Pitchfork contributing editor Philip Sherburne, to look back on the first day of Sónar 2023 and look forward to what is to come at the Barcelona festival, including personal recommendations. Philip also talks about the Balmat label he runs with Albert Salinas and his Futurism Restated newsletter.
2023-06-1659 min
RPS Presents The Weekly ReviewThe Daily Review - Sónar special with Philip SherburneBen Cardew welcomes his old Line Noise cohort, Pitchfork contributing editor Philip Sherburne, to look back on the first day of Sónar 2023 and look forward to what is to come at the Barcelona festival, including personal recommendations.
2023-06-1659 minCommunity UnitedRaeanne Danielowski and Deb Johnson - Big Lake Spud FestThis week Kat and guest host Jim Boyle sit down with Raeanne Danielowski, Big Lake Spud Fest chairman, and Deb Johnson, secretary and assistant gambling manager for Big Lake Spud Fest.
Big Lake Spud Fest was created in 1972. Our founding fathers of the festival were looking for a means to provide funds for summer youth recreation programs and an event for Big Lake and surrounding areas that promoted a strong sense of community and sharing. Over the years, Big Lake Spud Fest has grown into more than just a simple summer event! We now sponsor and implement new...
2023-06-1349 minCommunity UnitedSandy McClurg - Big Lake Community Food ShelfThis week Kat and guest host Jim Boyle sit down with Sandy McClurg, Executive Director of Big Lake Community Food Shelf.
The Big Lake Community Food Shelf strives make sure no one in our community has to go hungry. In 2022 they served over 5000 people and distributed 714,000 pounds of food. They offer food distributions through a variety of models including in person shopping, online ordering, mobile deliveries, drive through distributions, and mass produce distributions.
Big Lake Community Food Shelf recently completed a remodel to created a more open design, adding a walk-in cooler/freezer, and also went...
2023-06-0628 minCommunity UnitedCarole McNaughton-Commers - RSVP of Central MNThis week Kat sits down with Carole McNaughton-Commers, program coordinator of RSVP of Central Minnesota.
RSVP fosters volunteer engagement of adults 55+ to improve lives and strengthen communities. RSVP's personalized approach to each individual's interest and experience makes it easy to get involved and to make a difference. We partner with non-profits, licensed health care and government organizations and support them with volunteers to address critical needs.
In 2022 RSVP provided over 95,000 service hours to the communities in our four-county area valued at $2.8 million.
RSVPCentralMN.org
2023-05-3037 minCommunity UnitedShawn Alderman - Magnus Veterans FoundationThis week Kat and our guest host Jim Boyle, editor of the Elk River Star News, sit down with Shawn Alderman, Founder & President of Magnus Veterans Foundation.
It is the mission of Magnus Veterans Foundation to heal and honor our veterans and their families through community fellowship and a comprehensive approach to restoring the body, heart, mind, and spirit.
Magnus Veterans Foundation online:
https://magnusveteransfoundation.org/
https://www.facebook.com/magnusveteransfoundation.org
Instagram @magnusveteransfoundation
SCAUW...
2023-05-2335 minCommunity UnitedLiz Fagen - Faces of Big LakeThis week Kat and Jim Boyle, editor of the Elk River Star News, sit down with Liz Fagen, who runs the project Faces of Big Lake. Faces of Big Lake tells the story of the Big Lake community through the faces and voices of the people that live there. Their goal is to introduce the great people of our community to each other and the world, one smiling face at a time.
The Faces of Big Lake online:
https://thefacesofbiglakemn.com/
SCAUW online:
www.scauw.o...
2023-05-1640 minCommunity UnitedJohn Osterman - Rotary Club of Elk River, The Taste of Elk RiverThis week Kat and Jim Boyle, editor of the Elk River Star News, sit down with John Osterman. John is a long time member and Past President of the Elk River Rotary Club, and shares a great history of the Rotary, what they do within our community, and information about the highly anticipated annual event, The Taste of Elk River.
To purchase tickets to the Taste of Elk River, reach out to John at (612) 804-5654.
The Rotary Club of Elk River online:
https://elkrivermnrotary.org/
...
2023-05-0940 minCommunity UnitedJulie Schultz - Main Street Family ServicesThis week Kat and Jim Boyle, editor of the Elk River Star News, sit down with Julie Schultz, Executive Director of Main Street Family Services in Elk River.
Main Street Family Services equips individuals and families with solutions, resources, and practical strategies needed to thrive.
Main Street Family Services online:
www.mainstreetfamilyservices.org
www.facebook.com/mainstreetfamilyservices
Upcoming events:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/virtual-circle-of-security-parenting-abbreviated-tickets-611300274577
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/parent-support-understanding-your-teen-tickets-611348478757
SCAUW online:
www.scauw...
2023-05-0243 minCommunity UnitedLana Lambrecht - A Spark of Possibilities: Spark 2 HopeThis week Kat sits down with Lana Lambrecht A Spark of Possibilities: Spark 2 Hope; Founder and Executive Director.
Spark 2 Hope, located in Elk River, provides services and supports to children with special needs and disabilities and to their families. They aim to provide resources and education to the families to help support children with medical, behavioral/ emotional, and intellectual developmental delays.
Spark 2 Hope online:
www.spark2hope.org
www.facebook.com/spark2hope
Instagram @spark2hope
SCAUW online:
www.sc...
2023-04-2549 min
The Film VaultersTop 5 Voice Over Performances in Animated Movies with Creig SherburneThis weeks decider is listener and Budding Voice over artist Creig Sherburne, as he and Mitch discuss all things Film Vault, and who they think are the Top 5 Best Voice over Performances in animated movies.
www.bigoakphoto.com
Facebook and Instagram: WoodDesignsByCreig
VoiceBySherburne.com
The Film Vaulters on instagramThe Film Vaulters on FacebookThe Film Vaulters LinksThe Film Vaults LinksThe Film Vault Facebook Fan Group@mitchydaily on Twitter and Letterboxd@TheHollywoodPersona on Facebook and InstagramMore of Mitch's stuff on Linkt...
2023-04-192h 07Community UnitedJanet McCarty - Local VolunteerIn celebration of National Volunteer week, Kat sits down with Janet McCarty, who is a local community member, and super volunteer. Janet volunteers at multiple organizations in the area, including Thumbs Up, CAER, United Way, MOPS, KTIS. During National Volunteer Appreciation Week, we wanted to chat with Janet to hear about why she volunteers, and why she feels volunteerism is so important to our local community.
SCAUW online:
www.scauw.org
https://www.facebook.com/sherburneunitedway
Instagram @scauw
2023-04-1817 minCommunity UnitedMolly Schroeder - The Wave Youth CenterThis week Kat sits down with Molly Schroeder, President and Founder of The Wave Youth Center
The Wave Youth Center is a nonprofit organization that opened in December 2019 to support middle and high school-aged youth from across Sherburne County and neighboring communities. The mission of The Wave is to be a safe and welcoming place that meets the needs of the body, mind, and spirit of the youth in our community and create a space they truly feel like they are valued, validated and truly belong. The Wave is open to all youth, but does serve a...
2023-04-1139 minCommunity UnitedDebbi Rydberg - Elk River Area Chamber of CommerceOn this first episode of Community United, Kat sits down with Debbi Rydberg. Debbi is the executive director of the Elk River Area Chamber of Commerce. They'll discuss all things Chamber, and discover how the chamber impacts the community, as well as the unique connection between the ERACC and SCAUW!
https://www.elkriverchamber.org/
Find ERACC on Facebook
https://sherburneunitedway.org/
Find SCAUW on Facebook
2023-04-0434 minCommunity UnitedCommunity United TrailerAre you ready to learn more about who is making a difference in our community and how you can join in? On the Community United Podcast we talk to nonprofit and community leaders who are making a real difference in the Sherburne County area. These community leaders are creating change, and on this podcast you will learn who they are, what they do, and how you can join them to make our community an even better place.
Each episode, you will get to know our guests and the organizations they support. We will learn about the ways...
2023-03-1401 min
The Fried Egg Golf PodcastAssembling Retro Sets with Nick Sherburne of Club ChampionNick Sherburne, founder of Club Champion, brings decades of experience as a club maker and fitter to the podcast as he and Andy put together sets of their favorite clubs from the 80s, 90s, and early aughts. If the mention of names like Orlimar, Adams, Zebra, and Sonartec give you pangs of nostalgia, you'll enjoy Nick and Andy's lively Black Friday discussion of some of the best (Scotty Cameron Teryllium) and worst (TaylorMade Nubbins) clubs from past generations.
2022-11-251h 10
Linking Our LibrariesBrowsing Books: Sherburne CountyThis week we admire Sherburne County. One bonus fact to celebrate here: this is one of the CMLE member counties! All the libraries in this county are members of CMLE, and we are so happy to have you. This county is the home of Oliver H. Kelley Homestead, Farm occupied 1850–1870 by Oliver H. Kelley, founder of The National Grange of the Order of Patrons of Husbandry. We’re going to dodge the specifics there, and suggest that you read a book with a husband. We give you links to each of these books on our show notes page...
2022-11-0111 minLinking Our LibrariesBrowsing Books: Sherburne CountyThis week we admire Sherburne County. One bonus fact to celebrate here: this is one of the CMLE member counties! All the libraries in this county are members of CMLE, and we are so happy to have you. This county is the home of Oliver H. Kelley Homestead, Farm occupied 1850–1870 by Oliver H. Kelley, founder of The National Grange of the Order of Patrons of Husbandry. We’re going to dodge the specifics there, and suggest that you read a book with a husband. We give you links to each of these books on our show notes page...
2022-11-0111 min
MuniciPals Golf PodcastClub Champion Deep Dive w/ Nick Sherburne - MuniciPals Golf - Episode 59Big Chris talks all things Club Champion, from founding to the unique celebrities they have fitted, with the fitting studio's founder, Nick Sherburne.
2022-04-2851 min
Vermont Artists & Authors(Episode 3): Michelle Sherburne, Author and HistorianWe are excited to have with us the famed Vermont historian, journalist, and author, Michelle Sherburne!
Author and Journalist Michelle Sherburne has been researching the Underground Railroad and Civil War for 20 years, lecturing at schools, organizations, and conferences. She sat down and talked with us about what it takes to write about history. It’s very much a different way of writing, but Michelle reinforces the idea that passion and curiosity are the cornerstones of any creative endeavor.
If you are a seasoned writer or new to writing… or even a fan of New England History, you will...
2022-04-1844 minVermont Artists & Authors(Episode 3): Michelle Sherburne, Author and HistorianWe are excited to have with us the famed Vermont historian, journalist, and author, Michelle Sherburne!
Author and Journalist Michelle Sherburne has been researching the Underground Railroad and Civil War for 20 years, lecturing at schools, organizations, and conferences. She sat down and talked with us about what it takes to write about history. It’s very much a different way of writing, but Michelle reinforces the idea that passion and curiosity are the cornerstones of any creative endeavor.
If you are a seasoned writer or new to writing… or even a fan of New England History, you will...
2022-04-1844 min
Dirt Rich48: Grazing Cattle to Restore Oak Savanna in the Sherburne National Wildlife RefugeUsing livestock to restore landscapes may seem like a contradiction, but oak savannas thrive with disturbance. Grazier Doug Voss and PhD candidate Austin Yantes are involved in a project at the Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge, studying the results of carefully managed cattle grazing, tree thinning, and burning in striving to meet Sherburne’s ecological goals.
The Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge is located near Zimmerman, Minnesota on the Anoka Sand Plain. Prior to European settlement, the refuge was dominated by oak savanna. At that time, the disturbances the landscape was dependent on would have been indigenous fire management, dr...
2022-04-0647 min
The Graff Golf PodcastWhy Club Fitting Is For Everyone With Nick Sherburne of Club ChampionThere's a common myth in golf that high-handicap golfers shouldn't pursue getting fit for clubs because "they aren't good enough" for it. This week's guest, Club Champion founder Nick Sherburne, calls that line of thinking "pure insanity". In this pod, Nick explains why that is the case, what the fitting process is like, whether to take lessons prior to being fit and a lot more. This is a great intro to why club fitting matters for everyone and to assess whether you want to make the investment. You can learn more about Club Champion at https://clubchampiongolf...
2022-02-1445 min
Myrtle Beach Golf ReportEp.20: The Evolution of Golf Equipment featuring Nick SherburneFalling behind on the trends in golf equipment? That is what brought Charlie to this topic. He rang up Nick Sherburne, founder of Club Champion, to talk about the evolution of golf equipment. They also talk about fittings, changes to grip, and what you need to look for in a fitter.
Balls in the Air is powered by PlayGolfMyrtleBeach.com
2021-07-2840 min
Green & Red: Podcasts for Scrappy RadicalsAnti-Capitalist A.F. Music and politics ft. Adam Sherburne of Consolidated (G&R 98)Our favorite music is that music that gets in your face, flips over tables and fights those in power. Consolidated was a band that did that very thing. Since their formation in the late 80s, they've used music to speak out on corporate greed, fascism, homophobia, and animal rights. Now they are returning to the music scene with more of the anti-capitalist fascist-fighting same.
We talk with Consolidated lead guitarist and vocalist Adam Sherburne as they are embarking on their return.
Adam Sherburne is the lead guitarist, vocalist, and music director for Consolidated, a radical Le...
2021-07-1457 min
The Iowa Idea Podcast84. Andrew SherburneThe Iowa Idea: Andrew Sherburne
“It’s all about trust and relationships.”
In this episode of The Iowa Idea Podcast, I’m joined by Andrew Sherburne. Andrew is co-founder and Executive Director of FilmScene, Iowa City’s nonprofit cinema and a producer/director at Northland Films. His most recent film, Saving Brinton, was named one of “the Best Movies of 2018” (Washington Post). Andrew’s filmography includes Gold Fever (2013), which earned the 2013 International Federation for Human Rights Film Award, Forgotten Miracle (2010) and Pond Hockey (2008). His films have played at over 80 festivals in 43 countries. He is currently at work on two features, Hoc...
2021-04-2755 min
NightcapThankfulness in 2020: The Positives of Our Current WorldThis episode is the last full episode of season three of the Nightcap Podcast. In the spirit of Thanksgiving, I'm going to speak on the aspects of our current society that are worth noting, from self-expression to conversation and more. I'll be taking December off, but then getting right back into it with four episodes that I find to be really important and then season four! Thank you for supporting the show!
You can find me on Instagram at jonathansherburne and my website jonathansherburne.com
2020-11-2300 minNightcapThe Life and Legacy of the Baby Boomer GenerationToday's episode is focusing on generations, and generational shifts. How have the Baby Boomers impacted the world, how they continue to, and what they're leaving for the rest of us.
Let's talk about age cohorts, folks!!
2020-11-1600 minNightcapThe Future of CommunicationThis episode of the show is going to focus, once again, on the future; the next step of technological evolution. The way we communicate is the most important aspect of human development, and in today's show I'm going to go over what the next decade might bring us, what it will set up, and what we should focus on most. Thanks!
2020-11-0900 minNightcapThe 2020 Vote: The Impact of an Unprecedented Election YearToday's episode is my take on what to think about for tomorrow's election, and how to navigate an extremely difficult socio-political climate. I discuss some of the more important pieces of how the process works, talk about how I view both candidates, and discuss why things are so difficult right now. It's a hard time to use your voice, but it's more important than ever. However you decide to vote, or if you decide to vote, is a personal and important decision, and we should all be trying to communicate instead of mandate to those around us. Thank you...
2020-11-0200 minNightcapHorror, Fear, and All Sorts of Spooky: A Halloween ConversationIn the spirit of my Valentine's Day episode, today's episode is light and fun, with almost no notes or preparation. I talk about fear and horror, what makes the genre good and bad, share a few short stories, and talk about the in's and out's of the horror genre.
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2020-10-3100 minNightcapAutumn Traditions and the History of the Harvest SeasonThe first real themed episode of the season, today's audio focuses on the history of this time of year, as well as the concept of holidays and traditions. I look into how the seasonal ideas started, where they've progressed, and what the future holds. I talk about my own experiences as well, and the importance of maintaining traditions. Thanks for listening!
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2020-10-2600 minNightcapThe Decades of Tomorrow: How Today's Decisions Affect Tomorrow's RealitiesAutumn is a time of remembering--a time to think back on the decisions you've made. As a society, it's important to look forward at where those decisions may lead. To kick off a season focused on this pensive time of year, I'll dive deep into some of the immediate concerns of this decade, as well as look at what our world may look like in the 2030's and beyond. Welcome to the Nightcap Podcast.
If you'd like to see the show notes for today's episode, you can find them on my website.
2020-10-1900 min
NightcapSeason Three: Autumnal ThoughtsThe third season of Nightcap is almost here!! Check in on Monday to listen to my first episode in almost a year and a half, an episode that will focus on the future of our world in the coming decades. This season is going to cover a wide variety of topics, with one common thread: Fall, both directly and indirectly as I explore the themes of the aging season, a time of thought and remembrance, as well as Harvest, Spooks, and more. Don't miss out!
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2020-10-1600 min
American RefugeeSherburne County Jail (Part II)Gregorio Montejo, a Mexican immigrant, after 25 years of working in the United States is taken to Sherburne County Jail. Now his family is fighting to get him released. Because in this country, anything is possible. Or is it? You're going inside America's criminal justice system, as you follow one immigrant family's journey from central Minnesota to ICE lockup, from federal court to the Mexican border, all to free Gregorio before he gets deported. It's Part II of the story separating the soul of a country, from a place called Sherburne County Jail.
2020-08-3046 min
Slice with Brian BushlachClub Champion Founder Nick SherburneOne thing we all learn the hard way at some point is that equipment makes a major difference- even for those of us who aren't scratch golfers or tour pros. In this episode, Brian welcomes club fitting guru Nick Sherburne, Founder of Club Champion, to share when he first picked up a set of clubs (thanks grandma) and got the idea to turn his passion for fitting into a full blown career. Nick also gives us the inside scoop on what you need to know going into a club fitting- and this isn't just for scratch golfers.
2020-08-2037 min
The Ghost Lights PodcastMackenzie Sherburne: Episode 55Puppets are People too! Ghosties, we sat down with the amazing Mackenzie Sherburne this week. We talked about her involvement with Adventure Theatre Live and growing up in Montana. Ghosties, always remember, if you feel lost its ok to go back and revisit where you started. It might help you find your way again. Thank you and again for your continued support! I hope you enjoy!
2020-07-101h 19
American RefugeeSherburne County Jail (Part I)Inside a small county jail in central Minnesota, 300 immigrants are caged up to 20 hours a day, never allowed outside, some detained by ICE up to a year. Some endure special treatment: solitary confinement, abuse, medical negligence, sexual assault. What if detained immigrants are being subjected to a kind of torture before they're deported? What if entire families are destroyed by county jails profiting from a federal system criminalizing immigration? What if the lives of immigrants are being forfeited as the coronavirus spreads through those jails? Well get ready, you're going inside to hear...
2020-05-2938 min
The Perfect Number PodcastData, Trends and Improvement of Club Fitting with Nick Sherburne + Genesis Invitational PicksWe study all of this data in golf to understand the professional game, but all of the tools the pros use is readily available to help us improve as golfers too. Club fitting is more scientific than ever. One of the best at it is Club Champion, expanding throughout the country to help golfers get in the right equipment. Nick Sherburne is the company's founder and master fitter. He joins to talk about the data that is collected, the most important part of the club, comparing Ams to Pros and more. Genesis Invitational picks at 40:00.
2020-02-1254 min
Line Noise PodcastLine Noise Episode 50 (What's The Point Of Line Noise? with guest Philip Sherburne)It is the 50th episode of Line Noise. We started in January 2016: David Bowie had just died, we were all depressed and it took Matmos' washing machine to cheer us up. Over the years we have interviewed everyone from Jlin to to Photek. But for our 50th episode we want to ask: What’s the point of Line Noise? What's the point of music journalism as a whole? Can you talk intelligently about electronic music if you don’t go to night clubs? Can you enjoy music for young people if you are the wrong side of 40? Line Noise co-founder Phil...
2019-12-1653 min
NightcapMonsters in CultureIn another stunning episode, I discuss monsters both antiquated and modern, and discuss why I think monsters have existed as one of the most enduring parts of human history. Tune in for laughs, serious conversation, and a weird ass intro. Enjoy!
2019-06-2145 minNightcapNightcap Casual: The One on Cancel CultureToday I talk with y'all about cancel culture, callout culture, "hey you shut the fuck up" culture, whatever you wanna call it. I talk about the issues I see with it, some of the positive reasons it may exist, and go into just a few weird tangents. Hope I didn't offend, but if I did then hey, what else am I here for.
Art by the Illustrious Maddy Greenly
2019-06-2026 minNightcapConversations: The Power of Anonymity and Information (w/ Ryan Hanrahan)In a SUPER SPECIAL ULTRA BONUS EPISODE I speak with a special guest about the power of anonymity in today's world: a place where anyone can be famous, and it's nearly impossible to escape the reach of social media. Join us for a winding and interesting conversation that uses art, religion, and society as it's engine.
Apologies, I'll be out of town until next Tuesday so this episode is replacing the regularly scheduled programming. Enjoy(:
2019-06-1156 minNightcapPC CultureNot much to say here. Today I'm talking political correctness: The Good, Bad, and Ugly. This movement has brought so much good to people in need and in want of more rights and an even spot at the table, but in some instances it has gone to far. Join the conversation, I hope y'all enjoy!
2019-06-0951 minNightcapNightcap Casual: The Education SystemWelcome to the first NightCap Casual! My first attempt at a shorter episode, with less prep time and research. Listen in on my opinions on the education system, k-12. lit.
Art by the incredibly talented Maddy Greenly (insta: maddygreenly)
2019-06-0828 minNightcapChristianity in CultureWelcome to the first episode of the first season of Nightcap! After a brief hiatus, I'm back! I'll be posting two episodes a week, talking about all my favorite things, and some things I never knew about until I started recording for them! In this rambling episode I talk about Christianity and the general pros and cons of religion in culture. Tune in on Thursday for the first of my mini-episode series.
2019-06-0244 min
Speaking of the ArtsMarch 1, 2019: CoMo Africa Fest 2019, True/False with Andrew Sherburne and Patrick KinneyJabberwocky Theatre and the Mizzou African Graduate and Professional Student Association get together once a year to create the CoMo Africa Fest and Diana finds out more about it, and in the second half of the show documentary film-maker Andrew Sherburne from FilmScene Iowa, and Patrick Kinney from FilmStreams in Omaha join Diana in the studio to talk about the True/False film festival and the role of independent cinemas.
2019-03-0658 minNightcapConversations I: Ethics, w Rebecca KavalerI am joined by Rebecca Kavaler, a photographer and student at SUNY New Paltz, as we talk about ethics in conversation and talk about social issues.
2019-02-1751 minNightcapEthics in ConversationAn episode where I speak about how people communicate, and how we frequently fail at conversing before we even enter a conversation.
2019-02-1737 minNightcapBONUS: Valentine's DayI did no research for this one, just decided to drop my thoughts off for all you. Two episodes coming this weekend!! Lots of love xx
2019-02-1425 minNightcapArt vs ConsumerismThis episode is about art! music! films! And everything that humans do to mess it up. Also I sing during the jazzy intro and outro so that's fun too.
2019-01-3137 minNightcapConspiracy Theories!This one is on conspiracy theories: what are they, why do they exist, and more! If you like listening to me ramble off on a tangent or two, this is the one to listen to!
2019-01-2148 min2019-01-1046 minNightcapHorror Movies, Monsters, and Human EvolutionIn this one I talk about the movie Hereditary, what makes things scary, and how humans have evolved around fear. Enjoy!
2019-01-0847 minNightcapIncels, Trap Rap, and Genre BendingWelcome to Nightcap! In this episode I talk about a weird Internet sub-group and the state of modern music! Enjoy!
2019-01-0322 min
Healing TiesThe House On Sherburne StreetBarbara McAfee is a voice coach, singer/songwriter, keynoter, and author who merges lessons from 12 years in organization development with the transformative power of sound. Barbara's music soothes the soul with thought provocative lyrics written from real life experiences. As you listen to The House on Sherburne Street, not only will you get to know Barbara's musical talents, you'll learn a few things about Barbara's father too. Listen in and learn how Barbara McAfee is creating Healing Ties all around us!
2018-06-1225 min
Bijou BanterRed Army, The Boy and the World, and Cry Baby (with Andrew Sherburne)In this week’s show, we’ll be discussing three films that are currently playing at, or coming soon to FilmScene. Our line-up includes the new hockey documentary, Red Army, which continues to play at FilmScene this week and the next. Joining us in our first segment is independent filmmaker and FilmScene’s cofounder, Andrew Sherburne. Next, we’ll be discussing The Boy and the World, by Brazilian director Alê Abreu. The Boy and the World plays on Tuesday, April 7, at 6PM, as part of Bijou Horizons, a series dedicated to bringing awareness to world cinema. Finally, we’ll be discussing John Wat...
2015-04-021h 00Latitude 53 PodcastIncubator: Erin Elizabeth Ross & Jesse SherburneThe last show in this year's Incubator series is by Erin Elizabeth Ross and Jesse Sherburne. Hear them discuss authorship and collaboration, and how this applies to their exhibition.
2014-08-2146 min
Didactic SynCastDS Interview: Adam SherburneAn hour with Adam Sherburne from Consoldiated and Free Music
2014-08-191h 04
The Lost Generation PodcastThe Lost Generation Podcast - Put your hands together and clap along with JP FouIn solidarity for my over worked American Government workers, I undertook a Furlough, but I did it a full 2 months before the American Budget crisis and without any care for American budget concerns. But the furlough is over, I am back and raring to go with a nice conversation I recorded with the very funny and multi-talented JP Fournier who, at the time of the recording, had just finished up a very successful run at the Edmonton Fringe, which we talk about amongst the normal rambling I do.
2013-10-0700 minThe Lost Generation PodcastThe Lost Generation Podcast - A considered screw you to Guy EarleSuper Comedy Fan Carla and I sit down over a steak and discuss the recent decision from British Columbia regarding the actions of Guy Earle all the way back in 2007 during an Open Mic. Guy was raised up by the media as evidence of the erosion of freedom of speech, and comics used him as an example of how comics should be allowed to say whatever they want on stage.
We read the decision, and discuss how the media has lied to us; and how reading the case, rather than the media coverage o
2013-08-0500 minThe Lost Generation PodcastThe Lost Generation Podcast - And a moustache makes three...The dapper, stylish and very funny Shawn Gramiak joins me in the BatCave, where we talk about he setting of goals as a comedian, his path into doing what he loves, and all started off with an apology to Shawn and his co-host JP Fournier on my last appearance on their podcast "The Movie Jerks"
2013-07-2200 minThe Lost Generation PodcastThe Lost Generation Podcast - Will the Real Mike Dambra Please Step ForwardWe welcome into the BatCave studios Mike Dambra where we talk about the struggles of being a Dad, being a Dad in Edmonton, being a comic in Edmonton and just being....
2013-07-0800 minThe Lost Generation PodcastThe Lost Generation Podcast - Get thee behind me, Joke ThiefThe topic of Joke thievery has popped up on the national media stage recently, so Dan Taylor and I talk about what the differences are between theft of ideas in the comedic versus evangelical versus academic communities. As well some local tales of joke theft are discussed and I ponder on why I won't walk away from one of the jokes I was recently accused of stealing. I'll let you in on the reason now: it has to do with the credibility of the accuser mostly.
2013-06-2400 minThe Lost Generation PodcastThe Lost Generation Podcast - Part 2 of a Farewll to ScottIn this second part of my discussion with Scott Belford we take the time to talk about what Scott won't miss about the Edmonton comedy scene, some of the error we see people make when it comes to social media, how being a douchebag can come back to haunt you; and Scott gives some shout outs as he exits the scene. Oh yeah, I mention names and tell some tales too.
2013-06-1700 minThe Lost Generation PodcastThe Lost Generation Podcast - A Fond Farewell to one of Edmonton's FinestIn a return to regular podcasting following my prolonged bout of laryngitis I could not be more happy to break the fast with Scott Belford, who is moving on to Toronto. Scott and I talked for close to 2 hours, so I am breaking this podcast into two parts which can be roughly described as 1) The Scotch Segment and 2) The Cigar Segment.
In this, the Scotch Segment, we chat about infidelity and a man's ability to forgive, my backyard and the Hot Tub that started it all, as well as my current fe
2013-06-1000 minThe Lost Generation PodcastThe Lost Generation Podcast - A Texas Outlaw Comic pops in to the Lost GeneratioFor comedy nerds, the phrase "Texas Outlaw Comics" brings images of some of the greatest talents to grace stages in the past 30 years. I have the pleasure of sitting down with a member of that famous group, Steven Juliano Moore, and he shares stories of Sam Kinison, Bill Hicks, touring, travelling and living over 30 years as a comic.
2013-04-2900 minThe Lost Generation PodcastThe Lost Generation Podcast - To Live and Not Die in LAI am joined by Edmonton's Jordon Chyzowski who just returned from Los Angeles where he only begrudgingly admits to meeting with success in breaking in to a scene everyone wants to (and a few comics here falsely claim to).
2013-04-2200 minThe Lost Generation PodcastThe Lost Generation Podcast - For whom the Bel Tolls - Part 2For Part 2 of our discussion over beers, Scott Belford and I discuss the struggles between relationships and our path as comics, marketing mastery (or how I am currently fumbling through it) and conclude chatting about the upcoming World Series of Comedy
2013-04-1500 minThe Lost Generation PodcastThe Lost Generation Podcast - For whom the Bel Tolls - Part 1Part one of a two part conversation between the very funny and so much more talented than I Scott Belford, where we share a pitcher of beer and he pokes me about the Vegas experience, some of the changes in style I am making and closing off part 1 with a new form of heckling spreading through the scene.
2013-04-0800 minThe Lost Generation PodcastThe Lost Generation Podcast - Vegas DecompressionDan Taylor joins me and we talk about my thoughts on performing in Vegas as well as how does one go about playing a specific show.
2013-04-0100 minThe Lost Generation PodcastThe Lost Generation Podcast - Craig Goes to Vegas... and it pleases him.I am joined by my good friend, and the hardest working comic I know, PJ McGuire in a little sushi place in Vegas where we talk about his work ethic, finding your way through this world by hard work, education and common sense and finally how we are all poisoning ourselves. And make sure to check out Pheasant Cigars at the links below.
2013-03-2500 minThe Lost Generation PodcastThe Lost Generation Podcast - Sketch and a Talk about saying something on stage,Starting of with a little sketch of how I think the Dark Knight Rises came about, and then heading right into a discussion of how we decide what to talk about on stage, whether the audience likes it or not. Oh, and rambling.
2013-03-1800 minThe Lost Generation PodcastThe Lost Generation Podcast - Unconscionable amounts of ribs and Just enough BelI sit down with one of my favorite Edmonton performers, Scott Belford; over a platter of meats that has not been seen since Caligula. I spend a disturbing amount of time gushing over Scott's comedy, which he suffers through like a champ, and then we talk about the comedy scene in Edmonton, his move to Toronto, and then try not to talk shit about people.
2013-03-1100 min