Explore "isle" with insightful episodes like "#60 Wet Leg and Latrice Wilkerson", "Episode 028: The And", "Ep. 75 - Industry Hats (with Robert Geistlinger)", "Taiu Landra talks Koigu, breed-specific yarns, and remembering your chemistry." and "Margaret Stove talks lace shawls, New Zealand, and Diana, Princess of Wales." from podcasts like ""I'm a fan of...", "I Thought I Knew How: A Podcast about Knitting and Life", "Burky and Badger's Board Game Babble Show", "Vogue Knitting Knitterviews" and "Vogue Knitting Knitterviews"" and more!
This episode we feature music from Wet Leg and our interview guest is stand-up comic Latrice Wilkerson.
Wet Leg hails from the Isle of Wright and has recently released an incredible debut and self-titled album
Latrice Wilkerson is a hilariouls stand-up comic that has recently released her debut comedy album "I Know, Right?"
An encounter with Tunisian crochet and the memory of a stranger in a restaurant in Barcelona put Anne in a reflective mood.
Tunisian Crochet Basics from the Purl Soho website.
Ewe and You Fiber Arts for Life
Harriet’s Cowl
Stitches United, where Anne will be running three rounds of knitting trivial on March 28, 2020, to benefit the Shetland MRI Scanner Appeal. Swing by the Morehouse Farm booth at 10, 1, and 3 to play for a $5 or higher donation to the cause and you could win a gift certificate to morehousefarm.com!
MRI Maakers
Wonderwool Wales — Are you going? Let’s meet up!
The nurse in search of knitted coverings for baby IVs is NO LONGER IN NEED OF THEM. I am linking to the original post so you can see her directions for making them, though. Please look for a hospital that is local to you to accept them!
“You and I Can Do Anything,” by Yoo Soo Kim.
“All in Our Hands,” by Justin Busch.
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Ashcroft Makers is a dyer and maker located in the Scottish Highlands. She’s recently expanded her line of colors and the results are absolutely gorgeous.
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***Welcome Robert Geistlinger***3:55
***What’s up in Babblot*** 6:05
Tring to make the moons aline
Game Topper worker placement game
***Peoples Poll*** 11:00
What did the people of out picks
***Things that make the King go Hmmm!*** 14:25
Az moves from Mythic to Luck Duck
***Sponsor break*** 15:40
The latest game from Arcane Wonders
More about Foundations of Rome now on Kickstarter
***What game is behind the door*** 44:47
Our quiz show section, where we quiz our guest, Robert Geistlinger
in our dungeon, about games. Can you guess what the answers before us?
*** Topper giveaway final*** 1:09:10
***The Babble*** 1:12:20
We have with us three people that work in the industry professionally to discuss different roles in the game hobby.
Want to get into the board games industry?
People wear different hats in the industry.
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Games mentioned:
Advanced Civilsation,
Taiu Landra, along with mother Maie and daughter Kersti, is the owner and creative voice of Koigu Wool Designs. For decades, Koigu has supplied top-quality handpainted merino yarn and exquisite knitting designs to consumers across North America. Its unique, rich palette, as glorious as a painter's has ignited a passion for color and quality in the knitting world.
Margaret Stove is a leading expert of hand knitted superfine lace. Examples of her work are found in many galleries and private collections throughout the world. A passion for knitting and later designing lace led Stove to explore techniques for spinning lace yarns. Stove teaches lace knitting and spinning internationally, and her line of New Zealand Merino lace yarn and patterns are distributed in the United States and throughout the world.
Welcome back from the holiday weekend, comrades. Today’s show is Episode 300 of your Daily Detroit, and for that we thank you, our listeners. We also dive into two pieces of Ilitch-related news:
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Alice Starmore is a Scottish artist, designer and internationally renowned author. She was born on the Hebridean Isle of Lewis into a family of Gaelic-speaking crofter-fishermen, and this culture and the natural landscape of her home have greatly influenced her work.
On today's show for June 18, 2019:
- The City of Detroit is one of 10 American cities to join a new national program to figure out how to help residents make more money and improve their economic status.
- You’ve heard of Hell, Michigan, right? it’s an unincorporated town near Pinckney in Livingston County. It’s famous for its road signs, a tavern and stores selling souvenirs branded with the community’s name. Now, a California YouTuber has purchased the whole five-acre commercial property and officially renamed it “Gay Hell” in protest of the Trump Administration.
- The Conservatory on Belle Isle is opening nearly a month ahead of schedule.
- A 2,500 Square Foot Premier Pet Supply is coming to the City Club Apartments near Grand Circus Park. And yes, it'll have a DIY dog wash station. We discuss.
- A Grand Opening date has been set for the new Brooks Brewing in Ferndale. It'll be June 26th, and we talk about their unique approach to pricing their brews.
- And finally, there's the 6th Annual Art of the Cocktail competition in downtown Ferndale on Thursday. More: http://www.downtownferndale.com/art-of-the-cocktail/
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer today released her first proposed budget before a joint meeting of House and Senate appropriations committee members, and she’s targeting investments to three problem areas for Michigan: roads, K-12 schools and contamination threats to drinking water resources.
In a nutshell, the governor proposes to raise gasoline taxes in three installments of 15 cents to an extra 45 cents by October 2020. To pay for it, she’d undo some of the tax reforms championed by Gov. Rick Snyder, her predecessor.
It’s a big pill to swallow, but there can be no doubting that Michigan has racked up a massive bill all these years of kicking the can down the road.
On today’s show, we also run down some of her other proposals, including boosting funding for K-12 schools and creating a free community college program for Michigan high-school graduates.
There’s news about a new demolition contract for Joe Louis Arena, with the wrecking ball arriving this spring.
A new $30 million skilled-trades training center is planned in Detroit.
Jer also gets nerdy about the Anna Scripps Whitcomb Conservancy, which will be closed until July, maybe even on weekends, due to some major reconstruction work.
And a shout-out to Shelby Township’s Alena D’Amico who has made it on The Voice!
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As maritime trade expanded, so did the presence of lighthouses around the world. From China to Africa to Estonia and beyond, eventually every coastline of maritime importance, would have some sort of beacon. One such beacon, is known for the disappearance of its keepers in the year 1900.
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Happy New Year!
We're a little later publishing this episode than usual, Christmas got in the way, you know how it gets. In a classic end of the year/start of a new year move, we're giving you our round up of our favourite media works that came out of 2018!
Not only that but Mike gives his last Have You Seen of 2018 and Nath tells a special story to ring in the New Year!
We can't wait to see what this year brings, especially with you guys! Thanks for all the love and support last year and cheers to you!
Hear about travel to Scotland as the Amateur Traveler talks to Sarah from www.thegirlwiththemaptattoo.com about travel to this beautiful and historic country.
Jimmy was over in the UK and attended Thought Bubble Festival in Leeds. It was his first time at the fest and he was extremely impressed and pleased. Well organized and bursting with creativity! He got 21 interviews total and moderated 2 panels. Totaling about 7 1/2 hours of content for you! So much that there will only be interview specials this week. No reviews or new but loads of great content! There was such an amazing array of creators present. Kudos to Lisa, Clark and the whole crew involved in putting the festival together. Hoping to make this an annual trip. In this episode, you'll hear interviews with Kate Brown, Paul Duffield, John McCrea, Si Spurrier and Emma Vieceli! Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love! Also, get a hold of us!
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This is your Daily Detroit podcast for September 11, 2018.
Our feature interview today at the end of the show is with Nina Innsted. Her True Crime podcast, "Already Gone," hits 100 episodes this week and it's about a murder that happened on the site of what's now Oakland Mall. We talk about the show, what she's learned podcasting, and more. You can find her at http://www.alreadygonepodcast.com
Your Detroit headlines:
- Could Detroit Red Wings legend Stevie Yzerman be heading back to the Motor City? Maybe. Yzerman stepped down from his job as General Manager of the Tampa Bay Lighting Tuesday, a position he’s held since 2010.
- The Scott Fountain on Belle Isle is in line for a makeover.Officials on Tuesday announced that $400,000 of the money raised at the Grand Prixmere charity gala this year will be used to maintain and improve the 93-year-old fountain.
- A quick update to yesterday’s story about a deadline extension for medical marijuana businesses.
- One of Hamtramck’s legendary packzi palaces, New Palace Bakery, is getting a national nod of approval.
- The end of one Ferndale restaurant is a new beginning for Bobcat Bonnie’s. Zeke’s Rock and Roll Barbecue is closing their doors on Wednesday. The restaurant on West Nine mile opened in 2015.
- Karas Brothers and Capers Steakhouse are getting renovations
- And, we honor the fallen and the heroes of 9/11. It's at the end of the show.
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This is your August 2, 2018 show.
Our feature interview today is with Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Gretchen Whitmer. As a note, we've now interviewed all three Democratic candidates and you can find their interviews in our podcast feed.
- One of Michigan’s most prominent tech companies is the subject of a massive buyout. Tech titan Cisco plans to buy Ann Arbor-based Duo Security for $2.35 billion dollars in cash and assumed equity awards for Duo.
- A Detroit police officer has been suspended after he was caught on video punching a naked woman at Detroit Receiving Hospital.
- The Michigan Catholic newspaper will cease publication after 146 years. In its place, the Archdiocese of Detroit will launch Detroit Catholic, a free digital news website, later in the fall.
- Police in Detroit arrested a man after he attacked two broadcast news trucks early Thursday, smashing the trucks’ windshield, hood, driver’s-side windows and side mirrors with a bat or baton.
- A multimillionaire towing kingpin will serve 21 months in federal prison after paying bribes to a Macomb County official.
- This weekend is the Belle Isle Art Fair. The two day event will take place next to the Scott Fountain on the south side of Belle Isle. The festival will feature more than 100 juried artists from a variety of artistic mediums.
This is your Daily Detroit News Byte for July 23, 2018.
Welcome back from the weekend. We hope that it was eventful and dry. Sven is off and in the woods, literally. He'll be back later in the week.
Let's get on with today's show.
And we're back from the summer holiday week... and right into a rumble among Royal Oak restaurants in regard to parking and the future of the city. We also dive into some recent closings (Fist of Curry) and openings (Detroit Shipping Company).
Also, should rangers at Michigan State Parks carry guns? In other state park news - specifically Belle Isle - The Grand Prix is going to present their proposal to bring the race back to the the island next year.
Olympia Development, residents and the city are tussling over the possibility of a historic district near the new Little Caesars Arena.
Detroit's beloved Better Made Chips is going to expand to many more states around the nation.
The city of Detroit says that more than 8,000 young people from age 14 to 24 will get six weeks of on-the job experiences and job training.
Woodward Avenue is getting national love on the new PBS series “10 Streets That Changed America.”
And of course, Fletcher Sharpe joins us to talk Detroit City FC. His tip? You're going to want to see these international friendlies coming up in the next few weeks.
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