Explore "butte" with insightful episodes like "Episode 39 - Butte Scootin' Boogie", "Julianne Stallman", "Badlands National Park - Live a Memory Podcast Road Trip", "EPISODE 149: FOR THE LOVE OF THE STING" and "Episode 019 Historic Butte, Montana - An Underground Tour!" from podcasts like ""Coming Down", "The Murder In My Family", "Live a Memory", "We Had a Good Life" and "Montana Road Trippin'"" and more!
One fine summer day in Central Oregon, Matthew and a very close friend take a late afternoon hike up to the summit of Black Butte. Their beautiful fungus-enhanced journey to the peak was transcendent and edifying. But the return trip was fraught with peril.
Live a Memory takes a Podcast Road Trip to one of our favorite parks - Badlands National Park near the Black Hills of South Dakota. Our Tour Guide is Aaron Kaye, Supervisory Park Ranger at Badlands National Park. Aaron explains the History and Geology and all kinds of cool things about this Jewel in the National Park System. Join us on our Tour of the Badlands with Aaron!
You can learn more about Badlands National Park at https://www.nps.gov/badl/index.htm .
Topics discussed: Wop-Chops at the Freeway in Butte, Less Than Jake and Reel Big Fish at the Wilma, Shooting the Show Rumors, Bass Guitar, Cats, Cable, Word of the Day, Pilots are Falling Asleep, Drunk Douglas Gets Preachy, Spitting on People, Mile High Club Frequency, Singapore Exclusive Airbus Suite, Craigslist Counterfeit Money, Sting Operations, Meathead Street Cred, Inadvertent Lunch Meat for Crack Deal, Sons Update, and Website Problems and Solutions.
Our episode this week takes us into the underbelly of Butte, Montana! We discover Butte through one of several underground tours. Of course, there's a lot more to Butte and we'll uncover that on another show. Today's episode will take you below the sidewalks to see an amazing historic era!
Let's Go Road Trippin'!
Dia & Jewels
In Episode 16 this week, we go to 3 unique parks around Butte, Montana! We start off with Ringing Rocks at Pipestone, then head to Thompson Park, and finally Sheepshead Mountain Recreation Area. Jocelyn Dodge, Recreation Forester of the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest District joins us in conversation to talk about these parks!
Let's Go Road Trippin'!
Dia & Jewels
Rob Krar discusses his impressive 2014 victory at Western States. Kasie Enman talks babies, families and making a comeback. Scott Forbes won the UK's Race to the Stones and has a story to tell. Renee McGregor provides an informative Talk Training and Emelie is back wirh Smiles and Miles. A blog, the News, Up and Coming Races and Stevie Kremer co hosts.
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Karen interviewed by Wizard Academy faculty member Dean Rotbart. Dean and wealth management expert David Biondo are co-hosts of the weekly Business Unconventional radio news magazine broadcast on 710 KNUS AM in Denver.
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After a recent visit to Montana, JHK asks: What is living in a town in Montana all about? He observes that it’s mostly about the scenery outside of town, not the town itself. The streets are too wide, the buildings too low and the public face of the urban fabric is too thoughtless and badly proportioned. Yet many so-called progressives in these places are arguing for more “open space” in their towns. Sustainability is the new buzzword there and elsewhere in America. But what many overlook is that the future of tourism looks pretty grim as more and more people have less money to spend on activities like skiing. There are many sophisticated people running high-tech businesses in places like Butte and Helena, but it remains unclear what the fate of telecommuting and Internet commerce will be, especially now that our national post office is in dire straits.
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