Explore "meade" with insightful episodes like "Rockcast 358 - Austin Meade", "Episode 46: The Battletown Witch Festival Part 2", "Episode 45: The Battletown Witch Festival - Part 1", "Bosley's Regular People History #1" and "201 - D&D Stories (Roll With Me)" from podcasts like ""Cutter's RockCast", "Strange Bluegrass - A Kentucky Podcast", "Strange Bluegrass - A Kentucky Podcast", "Inquiries of Mysteries Somewhat?" and "We Need To Talk"" and more!
This episode is best viewed on YouTube on S.B. Pearce's channel. Find it in the Strange Bluegrass Playlist.
Join S.B. Pearce as she attends the 2nd annual Battletown Witch Festival in Brandenburg, Kentucky. Hear the tragic story of Leah Smock, a gifted young lady accused of witchcraft. Ultimately, her life ended at the tender age of 21, and she bears the title of being the last witch burned in the United States. The festival was created to celebrate her life and to mourn her untimely, and grisly death.
You'll meet Lady V, High Priestess of Louisville, watch the Sisters of the Dancing Moon perform the German witch dance called Wolfshager Hexenbrut, see the adult costume contest, and listen to Kay Hamilton, descendent of Leah and Kentucky author who wrote the definitive book on her ancestor, Burned As A Witch: The Legend of Leah Smock. You can also browse the wares of many fine local artists, many of which cater to a particular pagan path.
Join S.B as she speaks with Annie Hamilton Emond with the Meade County Tourism Bureau about their unique festival in Brandenburg, KY. The festival celebrates the unique life and tragic death of Leah Smock, the last witch burned in the United States.
Bosley discussing history's minor stars.
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Renowned storyteller and scholar of mythology, anthropology, and psychology Michael Meade draws from his study of archetypal myths, ancestral wisdom and cross-cultural rituals to interpret our remarkable moment in human history. While many of us are attempting to recognize our own self-terminating patterns and inhabit new ways of being human, Michael helps us to see the stories we are living, and the new stories that are calling us.
Michael is the author of many books, including The Genius Myth, Fate and Destiny, Why the World Doesn’t End and The Water of Life. He is also the founder of Mosaic Multicultural Foundation, a nonprofit organization that initiates innovative projects and unifying events that support and educate at-risk youth, refugees, combat veterans, and communities in need.
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As if the Wizarding World wasn't complicated enough with the return of You-Know-Who- now we have to worry about making it into the Slug Club?! Professor Slughorn is a very interesting and somewhat perplexing character. He may have entered the series late in the game, but he brought a lot of plot to the table! Join Sam and Emily as they talk in detail about his character. Cheers!
One of the most important questions in all of college baseball recruiting… Does size matter? It may sound like an easy answer, but it’s not. On this episode, host Justin Musil looks at all angles of this topic. The reality, misperceptions, and ultimately, he gives clarity to this burning question. Justin is joined by University of South Carolina assistant baseball coach Skylar Meade on the epsiode. Skylar gives his insight to this question and offers key points that often get overlooked on this topic.
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Season 1, Episode 4 (Spring Season, 2018)
In this episode, Kurt Willems talks about a self-proclaimed "Christian Numerologist" and multi-failed rapture predictor, David Meade. The conspiracy theories continue to abound, especially when it comes to using numbers and constellations in the sky to predict a rapture. But here's the deal: apocalyptic language doesn't function like that in the Hebrew Scriptures or when the New Testament utilizes it.
Here’s a free resource: Revelation Cheat Sheet, pdf!
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Join us for Part 2 of our sit down with Charlie and Andy Nelson where we peek behind the curtain to the operations, their current offerings, and where they're going in the future. We also got to have a couple of fun surprises with a tasting the fan-favorite Black Belle and a special release of "Right on the Honey" which was made only for a honey spirits summit in Nashville. Cheers!
Intro/Outro: springtide "Fall Asleep Under the Millions of Stars"
MEMORIAL AND MAINE
Jim discusses his most recent capers in both Michigan and Maine. First, he talks about the memorial service he attended on behalf of his old friend Meade Gougeon, immediately followed by his travel to the rugged, northeast coast of North America.
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING ABOUT "THE KING OF GLUE"
This Caper is a small collection of remarks made to me about how Meade Gougeon, and the whole WEST System phenomenon, has influenced their lives. It reveals a lot about how "appropriate technology" can make a difference in unexpected ways.
MEADE GOUGEON HAS SAILED AWAY
This issue is a collection of my own personal recollections of a long friendship with Meade, founder of WEST System epoxy products. We are also posting a link on the show notes page for this podcast episode at OutRigMedia to the full manuscript of an article I wrote for WoodenBoat about Meade.
In another audio we will collect a number of comments made by others of Meade's friends. We have lost a pillar in the marine community, and a loss is a loss. However, Meade and his brothers have shown -- by example -- how boats, and life, are done well.
Jim’s Woodenboat article about Meade (link): http://outrigmedia.com/outrig/multihulls-media/other-multihull-stuff/counterrevolutionary-craftsman-catching-up-with-meade-gougeon/
You may have those wine geek friends. You may be that wine geek friend. We may be those wine geeks who may have had a little too much fun with this episode. Either way, we’ve all experienced uncomfortable slurping and spitting situations. Steph and Val dive to the bottom of the spit bucket to banter about keeping our inner – and outer - wine geek in check. Steph has a great factoid about Meade. Val tries to rap. We’re gettin’ silly with it. (Recorded Dec 2016)
Wine Geek, Wine Snob, Wine Podcast, Prerecorded
Live from the DANK Lounge: Creators of Our Time with host Elisa Parker. Featuring actress, author, director Heather Donahue and artist Joe Meade (Ai weiwei installer) and other creators of our time. Featured on KVMR FM (www.kvmr.org)
On January 20, 1889, the following death notice appeared in the New York Times: "MACKENZIE—At New Brighton, Staten Island, on the 19th of January, Brig. Gen. Ranald Slidell Mackenzie, United States Army, in the 48th year of his age." Such a death notice, lacking much detail into his life and career, could be expected if the officer was a minor figure of the late 19th century army, having played little or no role in the Civil War or the more recent Indian Wars. However, this notice is not fitting for an officer who graduated at the top of his class at West Point in 1862 and in three short years, rose to the rank of brevet major general. Dur: 29mins File: .mp3
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