775 is the area code of rural Nevada. The 775 Alive Podcast was created by Scott Gavorsky and Crystal Newton in 2025, after years of participating in the politics and economy of rural Nevada. Scott is a historian and consultant who currently serves on a number of government commissions and Crystal is a Business Strategist who has previously ran for office. Together they bring a three-dimensional look at modern culture and issues of rural Nevada, the United States & the Global Economy.
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Welcome to Abundant Life Our church at Abundant Life is situated in the lovely semi rural area of Waimauku where God’s creation is in abundance! We have a committed congregation who are diverse in age, giving our church a broad experience of life and a complete family environment. Our desire is to be a vibrant church based on a deep foundation in Jesus reaching out to those who don’t know Him both in loving care and practical support. We want to grow together, doing life together. We encoura ...
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KQED's statewide radio news program, providing daily coverage of issues, trends, and public policy decisions affecting California and its diverse population.
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A down to earth podcast aimed to communicate with small communities about inequality issues within America and the history that formed it. Interviewing Homegrown Heroes about their experiences within society today and discuss how we can form a more equal future.
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Each year, one in five of us will experience a mental health problem. Mental health problems are common but they are also treatable. Yet, if you live in the city, you are more likely to access help that if you live in a rural area of NSW. Welcome to ‘Let’s Talk’, a podcast series is hosted by journalist Kia Handley all about mental health in rural and regional Australia. Hear from people who have battled with their mental health, who have been through tragedy and have come out of the other s ...
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From the Margins: Let’s Create the Narrative Together What About Rural Health?™ is a podcast series dedicated to bringing focused discussions on the unique challenges, lived experiences, opportunities, and innovations within rural healthcare—both locally and globally. Our mission is to bring rural health to the forefront of the global health conversation, ensuring these stories are not just heard, but impossible to ignore. Hosted by Chinasa U Imo, a Global Health Policy Strategist, and produ ...
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Showcasing the local workforce development efforts building the highly skilled multi-generational “NextForce” Central Texas communities need to compete globally and remain “Future Ready.” The "Future Ready Nextforce" Podcast is brought to you by Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area, Developing Talent for Employers by Coaching Texans to Employment.
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Welcome to The Rural Business Podcast! My name is Aly Robins, and I'm a business and marketing coach for agriculture and rural-based businesses. Each week we'll discuss insights and tools to start up, scale and develop your rural business. Whether you're involved directly in agriculture, have a local brick and mortar, or run a rural-focused business from a home office - this podcast is for you. I'll be your guide as we go through the process of developing your brand and market. As we unpack ...
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How innovators, businesses and consumers are shaping the clean energy transition. Hosted by longtime energy writer Lisa Cohn.
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We have fun while discussing family, video games, travel, food, sports, entertainment and more! One is from the hood and the other, is from a more rural area. These friends have pretty different perspectives. But, enjoy making each other laugh. Please check it out!
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In rural Ohio, a kidnapped woman risks her life by calling 911 with her captor's phone. After she is rescued, investigators turn their attention to her kidnapper: a man named Shawn Grate. As detectives interview Grate, they realize that he may be behind the disappearances of multiple missing women in the area. Could they be face to face with a serial killer? A six-part series from 20/20 and ABC Audio. New episodes Tuesdays.
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Shining light on mental health in the bush and hearing stories from different people in the rural area. “Pieces of the mind” is here to bring stories to life and is created so stories don’t go untold. I want this podcast to bring a positive community together one I feel the bush will most definitely benefit from.
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Live Well Podcast | Health and Wellbeing Journeys in Regional, Rural & Remote areas
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Welcome to the Live Well Podcast. Dive deep into the heart of regional, remote, and rural communities where we bring to life the tales of personalised care and the magic of staying home while growing older. Meet our local heroes - the caring team members from your very own community 🌐 Each episode aims to empower listeners to stay healthy, active, and connected, no matter where they call home. For additional resources and in-depth understanding of our services, visit www.integratedliving.org ...
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Welcome to Living Rural - a podcast on home financing and mortgages for rural living. Our podcast explores the topics related to buying, building, and financing homes in rural areas, as well as accessing your home's equity and investing in bare land and other investment properties. Our aim is to cover the ins and outs of the home buying process, starting from prequalification and preapprovals to loan estimates and closing disclosures. Additionally, we'll dive into financing home improvements ...
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Welcome! The Teens Bring Change Podcast is hosted by Lucky Khoza, a teenager from Imagine Scholar, a non-profit organization in the rural area of South Africa. The podcast was inspired by his love for learning, self-development and adding value back to his community. He realized that many teenagers- and adults- from his community cannot access to resources such as books and extraordinary opportunities. The podcast is his way to give back to the community and expand the love for learning. The ...
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Work Talk is the official podcast of New Rivers/Mt Rogers Workforce Development Area. The New River/Mount Rogers Workforce Development Board envisions a region where every business has access to a qualified, job-ready workforce and every citizen in the region has the skills needed to secure meaningful employment, competitive wages, and career advancement through an integrated workforce support infrastructure. To learn more, visit http://nrmrwib.org/
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Rural Broadband Today is a new podcast focused on one of the most important issues facing Rural America. It tells the stories of those working to bring broadband internet access within reach of every citizen. This interview-style show presents conversations with elected officials, industry experts and business leaders at the forefront of America’s efforts to solve the rural broadband challenge.
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Become a Paid Subscriber: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/realestateforbeginners/subscribe This podcast is specifically designed for beginning investors who are looking to invest in B, C and D class communities located in rural or small cities. My experience is in the Piedmont area of North Carolina.
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RRC strives to tell unique stories from the agriculture community that show the true roots of the industry. It will also show off new products and ideas from the ever evolving industry.
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Fiftysomething Love | Everything Dating, Sex, Love, Men, Health & Marriage for Women Over 50
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A fun romp through dating in the golden years with tips & tricks for dating, discussions about female sexuality after age 50, relationship goals, living with loss of the love of your life, health tips, guest experts, and me, Diane Brandon Moody.
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Recordings of our intensive study of the Big Book covering the title page through "A Vision For You" each journey. This is not a recovery meeting, rather it is a study of the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous. Therefore, it may be a suitable resource for members of twelve-step recovery programs such as Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Cocaine Anonymous (CA) and others that follow the practical program of action in the volume "Alcoholics Anonymous". Hosted by David G, David G, and friends - membe ...
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Backbench editors and writers offer their thoughts on the most interesting political stories from the UK and abroad.
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SeaVoice podcast, including news, e-books and stories. Powered by Firstory Hosting
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The Rogers Radio Podcast is a weekly show highlighting the people and local business owners in the South Boston, Virginia area. Tune in each week to learn more about Rogers Heating & Cooling, and all of the amazing guests we interview!
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Farm Bureau Friday brings you conversations at the heart of agriculture. Each week, members of our team sit down with voices from across the California Farm Bureau community—leaders, advocates, educators and changemakers—to talk about the issues, innovations and stories shaping ag today and tomorrow. This is a collaborative podcast between MyAgLife and Stanislaus County Farm Bureau.
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The Rural Communities Opioid Response Program (RCORP) is a multi-year initiative by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) that supports grantees working to address behavioral healthcare issues in their communities. RCORP funding allows grantees to sustain programs and activities that improve access to quality behavioral healthcare services, including substance use disorder (SUD) and opioid use disorder (OUD) services, in rural areas. This podcast focuses on the topics and i ...
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The Hamilton Centre Podcast | Exploring Mental Health & Addiction is for service providers, individuals and family members dealing with co-occurring mental health and substance use conditions. In response to the recommendation of the Royal Commission into Victoria's Mental Health System (2021), the Centre was established to create a more inclusive and supportive system by promoting integrated care in Victoria, Australia. Our podcast will feature interviews with service providers, individuals ...
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Sameer Suhail is an entrepreneur, healthcare investor, and philanthropist. Dr. Sameer Suhail has substantial experience dealing with big facilities and specialized service providers throughout the healthcare industry. Sameer Suhail is founder and CEO of Foresight Hospital and Health System. Dr. Sameer Suhail is passionate about providing reliable management solutions and learning opportunities to healthcare providers, doctors, and physician practice groups. He’s devoted to offering quality h ...
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Tune into Radio DuePoint where real South Africans discuss the silver lining of hope and opportunity amongst the grey clouds of life's financial challenges.
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Our podcast covers a wide range of topics related to interventional cardiology, including education, emotional coping, work-life balance, and community responsibilities.
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This series contains podcasts related to CDC's online journal Preventing Chronic Disease.
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Under 10 minutes slice of life -- about how paganism nourishes us in magickal yet grounding ways. Like a chat with a friend or musing at the clouds, just building connection through exchanging ideas. Contains paganism, witchcraft, calm, and life of a Taiwanese in the U.S. Website: http://melissashinehuang.com
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How can we travel better? What are lesser-known travel gems in Japan? What's the latest in tourism and travel news and trends in Japan and how does it connect with issues of sustainability? Join us to talk with interesting people in various places across Japan who share their area insights.
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Introducing the next generation of innovators, entrepreneurs and thought leaders. Refilwe Thobega has deep and delightful conversations with cool people who make dope things happen.
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Welcome to Remote Work Radio, where we chronicle the stories of people who live where they want and make their living by working remotely as employees, freelancers, and entrepreneurs. This podcast aims to empower you to make your work situation remote-friendly so you can improve your quality of life. Remote Work Radio is an original production of Utah State University Extension's Rural Online Initiative.
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The Transport for the North Podcast is your bite-size guide to everything that is happening across the North of England, all in one place. We will keep you updated on the latest transport and business developments in our region, so make sure you join us to hear the most recent news. Give us a follow to stay up to date! https://transportforthenorth.com/news/podcast/
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The Seven on Seven Podcast is a show like no other. In our seven-show seasons, we'll take you through the ins-and-outs of topics you care about. From environmental racism to voter rights to inner-city education, we're taking the time to go deep and get things right. Each show we'll have experts, polls, listener feedback and a real conversation, and each season we'll have plenty of fun interactive ways to get involved. Take a listen!
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Pour yourself a cup and pull up a chair—this podcast is about real talk, faith, and life in motion. From small town stories and rural living to overcoming setbacks and chasing God given purpose, Cassie keeps it honest and down to earth. You’ll hear encouragement, personal stories, and conversations that spark both laughter and reflection. If you’re looking for a mix of hope, grit, and a little caffeine for the soul, this is where you’ll find it.
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In 2021, the National Endowment for Financial Education and the Council for Economic Education hosted five financial education policy convenings to discuss the most pertinent issues in the field. Nearly 250 stakeholders from 44 states joined this invitation-only event. The goal? Provide an open forum to learn and listen about the opportunities, technicalities and challenges encountered when considering statewide financial education policy and programming. The outcomes from these convenings a ...
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Jo Garner is a mortgage officer with extensive knowledge in tailoring mortgages to her customers who are refinancing or purchasing homes all over the country. She offers conventional, FHA, VA, refinances, Rural Housing and outside-of-the-box loan programs for refinancing and purchases. Jo can help you look at rent vs buy, when it makes sense to refinance, how to get the best deal on your home purchase financing. Jo’s mortgage team goes the extra mile for her customers, listening to the custo ...
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A couple of small town midwestern ladies finding the gems hidden away in the hearts of small town people. We tell the stories and even interview people from our small-town Iowa area and learn about the incredible things they've seen and done. We'll also talk about Jesus and cake and butter cows and whatever the heck else. We (Jennie & Emily) believe God creates each person with unique beauty and purpose, like a gem buried waiting to be discovered. This doesn't always look fancy, or create "s ...
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THE AMERICAN DREAM HOMEOWNERSHIP It is my responsibility and obligatio n, to help break the mold, to reveal how we got here. The twists, turns, and the good and the bad. Getting lost was an essential part of the journey. When people are armed with the right information you too can create generational wealth. I am 100% committed to your journey of obtaining homeownership. Whether you area buyer, seller, and/or an investor,. I have reputation as a high driven, solution driven, negotiation skil ...
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Welcome to Tiger Bites - The Tiger Tactics Podcast. 15 minute interviews with leading attorneys throughout the United States about what drives their law firms forward.
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The year was 2016 when India saw its first transaction through a QR code. Additionally, the recent innovations are the blockchain and NFT. Transaction technology has visibly changed over the years leading to new IT job roles in BFSI industries. Banking HRs are rolling up their sleeves to recruit and train this new wave of Fintech talent. The next mission is to cut costs, boost efficiency, and provide challenging roles to the workforce. HRs are focussing on these core activities while delegat ...
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This podcast series shares insights on participatory water governance, from Bushbuckridge sub-district in rural Mpumalanga, South Africa. This work is part of the wider Verbal Autopsy with Participatory Action Research (VAPAR) embedded within the Agincourt Health Demographic Surveillance Site (HDSS) of the University of Witwatersrand in collaboration with Aberdeen University. The VAPAR programme aims to expand the knowledge base through creation of legitimate learning platforms for action he ...
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Bringing you news coverage of northern Colorado and national news, straight from the KCSU Fort Collins News Desk.
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Each year 2,400 people, on average, get lost in the wilderness in the Pacific Northwest of the United States. 90% of those that become lost are found alive, 8 % are located deceased, and the other 2% simply vanish without a trace. Our host Tanner Hoskins, co-Founder of Pacific Northwest Bigfoot Search and Executive Director at Pacific Northwest Missing Persons Project (PNWMPP) shares the mysterious true stories of adults and children who inexplicably disappeared while recreating in the great ...
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We are a boots on-the-ground, investigative, serialized podcast. Season 2: On March 21, 2015, 32 year old Eric Cates and his beloved dog, Gypsy, were found murdered behind the old Empire School in the tiny Walker County town of Empire, AL. Their bodies were found burned in the cab of Eric's truck. Their murders remain unsolved even though the crime is rumored to have been witnessed by a large crowd of people. In Season 2 of Secrets True Crime, Amber and private investigation firm Echo 7 Foxt ...
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Researching Best Rotational Practices For Different Areas of the Prairies
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In this spotlight on research, we take a look at University of Alberta Master's Student Erica Prins work on soil health under different crop rotations on the prairies.By RRC soundbites
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Farm Bureau Friday Episode 24: Interview with Bayer’s Dr. Eliza Lockwood, on Pesticides, Public Health and the Future of Food Security
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In this episode of Farm Bureau Friday, Kristin Platts and Anna Genasci talk with Dr. Eliza Lockwood, Medical Affairs Lead at Bayer's Crop Science Division, about the role pesticides play in public health and modern food security. Lockwood shares how her path from emergency medicine to toxicology shaped her perspective and breaks down the scientific…
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California Sues Trump Administration Over Attempts To Freeze Childcare Funding
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The state of California is suing the Trump administration for freezing billions of dollars in federal child care and welfare funding. The federal government said it was withholding the funds from California and four other Democratic-led states over fraud allegations. Reporter: Daisy Nguyen, KQED San Diego is home to the nation’s second largest Soma…
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RRC Podcast - S2E1 - Conferences, China, Canola, and Cattle
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Happy New Year! On the new season of the Rural Roots Canada podcast, powered by Alberta Canola, it’s a busy start to 2026 for RRC! Craig Lester is heading back on the road, preparing for the Alberta Seed Producers Conference, the Ag Services Board Conference, and Crossroads as farmers gear up for new season of growing. Meanwhile, Tim Parent dives i…
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In 2005, a national report revealed that the U.S. city with the highest rate of concentrated poverty was Fresno. Now, 20 years later, we wondered: have those economic conditions changed? Reporter: Israel Cardona Hernandez, KVPR High profile defense attorney Alan Jackson has announced that he no longer represents Nick Reiner, who stands accused of m…
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Residents Look Back At The Devastating Los Angeles County Wildfires
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One year ago today, two fires erupted in Los Angeles County. The Palisades and Eaton fires would eventually become two of the most destructive and deadly fires in state history. Thousands of homes were destroyed and 31 people were killed. The rebuilding process has been slow in both Altadena and Pacific Palisades, the communities most greatly impac…
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Resettled and Forgotten (Part 2) with Dr Jessica Darrow
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In Part Two of Resettled and Forgotten, Dr. Jessica Darrow unpacks what actually exists behind refugee and immigrant resettlement in the United States—and where the system still falls short. She explains the structures currently in place for refugee support across healthcare, housing, and social services, highlighting how government agencies partne…
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Hospitality to HVAC: Kara Gavitt's Career Shift & Coming Home
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On this episode of the Hello Hello Podcast, Alyssa Rogers sits down with a guest who means the world to her, her sister, Kara Gavitt, and the Install Coordinator at Rogers Heating & Cooling. Kara shares her journey from a career in culinary arts and hospitality to stepping into the fast-paced world of HVAC, and what led her to move back home after …
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These Farmers Want to Use Agrivoltaics to Supply Healthy Food to their Community
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Itanna and Yosafe Murphy are working to use agrivoltaics--co-locating solar PV energy production with agricultural activities on their 160-acre farm--to provide healthy, fresh and tasty food to their community, along with STEM education and energy resilience. In addition to agrivoltaics, the project, located in Oregon's Willamette Valley, will inte…
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Privacy Advocates Have Growing Concerns Over Use Of Automated License-Plate Readers
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The debate over automated license plate readers in California has increasingly shifted from local crime fighting to concerns about data privacy…. when it comes to federal crackdowns on immigration and people seeking abortions or gender-related healthcare. ALPRs are now in use in hundreds of law enforcement agencies across the state, not to mention …
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Nuffield Scholar and UK Researcher Looking to Help Farm Family's Mental Health
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UK researcher and Nuffield scholar Sharon May is bridging the gap between farm life and mental health care, helping ensure that when farmers reach out for support, they’re truly heard.By RRC soundbites
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New Laws Aim To Ease Housing Crunch In California
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2025 was a blockbuster year for housing in California. State lawmakers took aim at the state's landmark environmental law, which they argued was one of the main culprits blocking development for years. In 2025, they approved major reforms. They also passed another law which promises to dramatically change how housing is built near train stations an…
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This week, dry areas stay dry, and wet areas get more snow. It's not promising for the agricultural south, where badly need snow is not forecast this week.By RRC soundbites
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Lloydminster - Monday, Jan. 5 - Farm Weather
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This week, dry areas stay dry, and wet areas get more snow. It's not promising for the agricultural south, where badly need snow is not forecast this week.By RRC soundbites
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Vegreville - Bonnyville - Monday, Jan. 5 - Farm Weather
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This week, dry areas stay dry, and wet areas get more snow. It's not promising for the agricultural south, where badly need snow is not forecast this week.By RRC soundbites
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This week, dry areas stay dry, and wet areas get more snow. It's not promising for the agricultural south, where badly need snow is not forecast this week.By RRC soundbites
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This week, dry areas stay dry, and wet areas get more snow. It's not promising for the agricultural south, where badly need snow is not forecast this week.By RRC soundbites
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Best Steps to Buying a Home -Best Practices when Selling a Home
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Best Steps to Buying a Home -Best Practices when Selling a Home by Jo GarnerBy Jo Garner
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E70: Funding the Future of Work: A New Model for Workforce Foundations
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In this episode, listeners will discover how a regional workforce foundation is building long-term impact by strengthening its financial, operational, and programmatic capacity. You'll learn how new funding is being used to improve efficiency, integrate innovative tools like process improvement and AI, and expand supportive services that help indiv…
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Teachers Re-Energized By New Transitional Kindergarten Classes
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All 4-year olds in California can now go to school for free in a grade called transitional kindergarten, or TK. And to lead those classrooms, the state needs teachers with special training. A lot of teachers. So what does it take to do the job? Reporter: Julia Barajas, LAist A new project in San Diego is gathering stories of government persecution …
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Ep033: Arcasya and Ethical AI (Guest: Jacob Thifault, True Mark USA)
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We had the opportunity to sit down at America Fest 2025 with Jacob Thifault, Founder and CEO of True Mark USA, to discuss their new Arcasya.ai launching in 2026. Arcasya promises a small-business-oriented automated AI ecosystem geared towards the trades such as plumbing to landscaping, to sales, e-commerce, and so much more, with an America-first e…
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RRC Podcast Ep. 21 - Looking Back on RRC’s Year in Agriculture
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On this RRC podcast, hosts Tim Parent and Craig Lester look back on a busy year in Canadian agriculture. From their trip to the Yukon, where farmers like Leona Watson are forging their own path in the North (2:44), to celebrating the Perry Family Farm, winners of the inaugural PepsiCo Global Farmer of the Year Award (11:24), the team covers a lot o…
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Bird Flu Changes How County Fairs Live Chicken Shows
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The fall bird migration in California typically peaks from September through November. And this past year, scientists discovered a new wave of avian influenza - or bird flu. Two farms in Sonoma County fought new outbreaks. State officials have been taking steps to mitigate the spread of infection, since major outbreaks were seen in dairy herds in A…
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Hispanic-Serving Institutions Face Challenges With Federal Funding Cuts
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California is home to the largest number of Hispanic-serving institutions in the country. That’s a federal program that allows colleges and universities to apply for federal grants if at least a quarter of their students identify as Hispanic. Earlier this year, The Trump administration cut funding for the program, which has helped serve many Latino…
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The 2025 Recap: The Wins, the Hard Days, and What's Coming in 2026 (with Joey Rogers)
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It's officially the final episode of 2025 — recorded in real time on December 30th — and we're closing out the year with a candid, no-filter conversation. Joey Rogers joins me to reflect on what was easily one of the hardest (and most growth-filled) years we've ever experienced as business owners. We're talking about the tough lessons, the momentum…
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Statistics Canada reports potato production dips after four record years as drought hits eastern farms
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After four consecutive record harvests, Canadian potato production fell slightly in 2025 as drought conditions affected eastern growing regions, according to new Statistics Canada data.Production dropped 0.9 percent from 2024 to 125.8 million hundredweight, with Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick seeing the biggest declines.PEI saw production d…
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Ep 56 I manifested my husband in hours - join us for Manifesting Love in 2026
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Send us a text Hello and Happy New Year (almost!). I hope you can join me on Dec. 31, 2025 from noon to 2 p.m. central time for Manifesting Love in 2026. IT'S FREE!!! You may think "manifesting" is silly, but I manifested my husband within hours in 2017, I manifested being engaged in 2018 and manifested a trip to Paris (down to the exact hotel). So…
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CA Project Makes Thousands Of Rare Songs Available To The Public
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Thousands of old and rare recordings - some that date back a full century, are now available for the public to enjoy online. That’s thanks to a collaboration between UC Santa Barbara and record company Dust-to-Digital. Reporter: Robert Garrova, LAist Mountain lions, foxes, hawks and dozens of other species are dying at an alarming rate from rat poi…
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Traditional Knowledge Meets Science in Northern California Tribe's Environmental Planning
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The Karuk Tribe in Northern California is crafting an environmental policy that unites traditional knowledge with more contemporary environmental sciences--pushing back against years of bias dismissing tribal knowledge of the Karuk's ancestral lands. A federal judge in the Bay Area has halted ICE from making arrests at immigration courthouses in th…
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A message looking at the character and behaviour difference between sheep and goats so we understand what Jesus is talking about in Matthew 25 v 31-45 when he says they will be separated and why we need to be more like sheep.
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In this spotlight on research, we look at University of Alberta Master's Student Sydney Wong's research into Tanspot - a fungal disease that primarily affects wheat. "Specifically, I'm looking for chemical and genetic resistance, and hopefully using the information found to inform farmers about the types of management methods they should be applyin…
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SF Self-Defense Class Helps Transgender Community Build Bonds
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In San Francisco, advocates for transgender people are trying to beef up protections for their community, in the face of anti-trans policies from the Trump administration. This work isn’t just about legal threats, but also fears of physical violence. Reporter: Bianca Taylor, KQED A new analysis warns the Colorado River could fall to dangerously low…
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Cricket Makes Its Way To The Central Valley
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When you drive or walk past a public park, one of the sounds you’ll likely hear is the thwack of a bat before seeing a ball flying through the air. But at some parks in Fresno, these aren’t due to that all-American sport you may be thinking of. Reporter: Israel Cardona Hernandez, KVPR Some mental health clinicians are worried AI is coming for their…
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Record-Setting Year for Alberta Open Farm Days in 2025
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Alberta Open Farm Days continues to grow both in size and impact.The province-wide initiative invites Albertans to step through farm gates and experience agriculture firsthand while learning where their food comes from.The 2025 edition was a record-setter. According to Alberta Association of Agricultural Societies CEO Tim Carson, this year’s event …
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Farmworkers Train As Doulas In Santa Cruz County
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Some Mixtec farmworkers in Watsonville have trained as doulas to support other Indigenous women during pregnancy and childbirth. Reporter: Ngozi Cole, KAZU A tribal group in central California is celebrating the return of thousands of acres of land back from the state. Reporter: Cresencio Rodriguez Delgado, KVPR Learn more about your ad choices. Vi…
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A New Year, A New Beginning: Prayer, Healing, and Hope in the Sinai Community
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In this deeply moving episode of the Hello, Hello Podcast, host Alyssa Rogers sits down with community leader, pastor, and entrepreneur Anthony Womack for an honest conversation about faith, redemption, and the power of community. Anthony shares his powerful journey growing up in the Sinai community—navigating violence, hardship, and life-altering …
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Christmas is two days away which means Santa Claus is pulling overtime. He’s at the mall taking photos and he’s project managing toy production. This story is all about the work of being Santa. So, if you’re listening with a child who’s expecting a visit from jolly old Saint Nick this year, you may want to turn down the volume. Reporter: Megan Jame…
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Fire Departments Struggle To Meet Demands Of Rural Communities
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In Humboldt County, a rural volunteer fire station is struggling to meet its community’s needs. They’re hoping a state budget allocation to expand Calfire staffing might offer some support, but nothing has materialized yet. Reporter: Katherine Monahan, KQED The Trump administration continues to drastically shrink the immigration courts in Northern …
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A message taken from 1 Timothy 2 about the age old argument, should women teach in church.
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RRC Podcast Ep. 20 - A 2025 Prairie Weather Review
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From devastating drought to a destructive storm that tore across the Prairies, 2025 was a year that tested Canada’s farmers and rural communities. In this episode of the Rural Roots Canada podcast, powered by Alberta Canola, hosts Tim Parent and Craig Lester sit down with Rural Roots Canada meteorologist David Spence to unpack the biggest weather s…
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Bay Area Christmas Tree Farm Gives Customers A Chance To Cut Down Their Own Tree
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The holiday season brings many traditions for families across California. One that is tried and true - decorating your home with a Christmas tree. While most families buy artificial trees these days, there are still some places in the state where you can not only get a living tree, but even cut it down yourself. Reporter: Keith Mizuguchi, The Calif…
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Fresno Airport Expansion Exemplifies Growing Region
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Fresno Yosemite International Airport may be considered small, but more than 2 million travelers passed through it last year. And the city of Fresno is moving to expand the airport and accommodate a growing customer base for a growing region. In 2023, the airport broke ground on a new terminal. And that terminal opened just in time for Christmas an…
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Sikh Truck Drivers Have A Second Chance In California
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The Newsom administration confirmed it’s backtracking on a plan to indefinitely revoke thousands of commercial drivers licenses held by immigrants. That’s welcome news to the drivers and their families. Reporter: Farida Jhabvala Romero, KQED As Jewish communities around the globe struggle to comprehend the deadly mass shooting at Australia's Bondi …
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In this solo episode of the Hello Hello Podcast, Alyssa is keeping it real. December has flown by, the weather is wild, business is booming, and if she's being honest—she doesn't have it all together. Between record-breaking call volume, a hardworking team showing up every day, and the pressure of the holiday season, Alyssa reflects on what it real…
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Destructive Summer Storm Caused Almost a Quarter of a Billion Dollars in Insured Damage: IBC
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A destructive summer storm that blew through three provinces caused almost a quarter of a billion dollars in insured damage, according to the Insurance Bureau of Canada .The August storm brought large hail, strong winds, and torrential rain, and included confirmed tornadoes in both Alberta and Saskatchewan. In all, it's estimated that the storm res…
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An encouraging message from guest speaker, Kerry Sharplin, taken from Mark 4 vs 35-41 when Jesus calms the storm.
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