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David Kohl is a wine importer with a passion for video story telling. In this podcast series, he highlights the global wine spectrum : Bordeaux’s majestic grand cru classe wine estates, Burgundy’s elegant offerings and an international array of value based, budget-friendly selections. Tune in to be entertained & educated about the captivating world of wine. #wine #winepodcast #bordeauxwine #burgundywine #italianwine #winetravel #redwine #whitewine
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This podcast is for moms with an empty nest on the horizon who are reclaiming & redefining their identity outside of motherhood, which might include a job search. On this show we’ll have raw conversations about our ever-changing roles as moms, hear from women who restarted their careers, and share tactical tips for a successful job search after a career break.
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Welcome to The Scoop for Success Podcast, the go-to resource for service business entrepreneurs looking to grow, scale, and thrive. Hosted by Kohl Merling, this show dives into the world of service-based businesses, offering actionable insights and expert advice from industry leaders who’ve been in the trenches and achieved incredible success. Each week, Kohl interviews entrepreneurs and business owners who share their journeys, challenges, and strategies for overcoming obstacles, building s ...
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Explore the holistic power of music through the lens of science, health, sports, education, entertainment, business, service, and history. Whether you consider yourself a musician or not, music is all around us. Unleash the power of music in your life!
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Best Selling Author N. D. Wilson and Editor Brian Kohl host the Stories Are Soul Food podcast! The podcast that helps feed the right kind of loyalties and shape affection for the first and the greatest Author, Jesus Christ. This podcast is made possible by support from the Great Homeschool Convention and the team at Canonball Books. Great Homeschool Conventions are the Homeschooling Events of the Year, offering outstanding speakers, hundreds of workshops on today’s top parenting and homescho ...
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In this episode, host Kohl Merling sits down with entrepreneur Kurt Van Dale, founder of Red Rock Poop Scoop and co-founder of Scoop Hero, a fast-growing franchise with over 2,700 clients across seven locations. Kurt shares his journey from launching a solo scooping business during COVID to scaling into a national franchise model. They dive into th…
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Job searching can take a toll on your mental health. In this episode, I share practical strategies and my GRACE framework to help you stay grounded and resilient. If you’ve ever felt like job searching is messing with your head… you’re not wrong. Behind every resume you send and interview you prep for is a whole swirl of emotions: hope, rejection, …
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What if you could step inside a song — and history itself? A visit to Nashville’s National Museum of African American Music is a full-body, full-heart adventure into the sounds that shaped a nation. It’s a place where rhythm, resilience, and innovation come alive. Links and notes related to this episode can be found at https://mpetersonmusic.com/po…
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In this episode of the Scoop for Success Podcast, Kohl sits down with David Treadwell, owner of Scoop It Dude Pet Waste Removal in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Starting his business in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, David shares how a simple joke among friends turned into a thriving small business. They discuss the early challenges of finding clients, de…
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What do a toddler mom and an almost-empty nester have in common? More than you'd think. In this episode, Christina (navigating the early stages of an empty nest) and Susan Lee (mom to a 15-month-old) sit down for a raw, honest conversation about the identity shifts that unfold across every stage of motherhood. Together, they explore how to preserve…
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What makes you press play? Dr. Nolan Gasser—architect of Pandora’s Music Genome Project and music consultant for Google DeepMind—returns to reveal how human insight and AI are teaming up to unlock the secrets of musical taste. We dive into his new PBS special, “Why You Like It: Decoding Musical Taste,” an interactive experience that blends live mus…
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The Romorantin White Wine Grape is one of the least recognized varietals, but it is definitely worth discovering. Commissioned to be grown as a signature grape in Loire Valley by France’s King Francois I during the late 15th Century, Romorantin today is quite scarce and found primarily in the Cour Cheverny region of Loire. #wine #winepodcast #loire…
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It seems every media story carries stressful news regarding tariff negotiations, but it’s important to remember that wine brings joy to the world : Let’s Make Wine Fun Again . . . blending fragrant Combier rose liqueur from France’s Loire Valley with sparkling wine is a festive idea perfect for springtime celebrations. #wine #winepodcast #frenchliq…
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We explore the distinction between sleep and rest with wellness coach Alexandra Clifton, diving into practical techniques for calming your nervous system and protecting your energy during major life transitions. • Vagus nerve calming techniques including intentional yawning to increase oxygen flow and mental clarity • "Shalom My Body" exercises tha…
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This listener-inspired micro episode is a celebration of holistic cross-training—not for your muscles, but for your life. Just as music thrives on harmony and balance, so do we. I’m sharing my top 5 favorite podcasts across different areas of life—from health and spirituality to productivity and news—all of which support my personal rhythm and help…
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Sherry wine has played a fascinating role in literary history : from Edgar Allen Poe’s “Cask of Amantillado” to Shakespeare’s Falstaff and Dickensian Novels we see Sherry as an illustration of refined lifestyles. While not as popular today, dare we mention Niles & Fraser Crane ? Sherry is produced in the Jerez region of Spain, from Palomino grapes.…
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Christina welcomes holistic wellness coach Alexandra Clifton to explore how busy individuals can break free from chronic stress and overwhelm with simple, sustainable lifestyle changes. Alexandra shares her journey from psychology studies to founding To Breathe Again, where she empowers people to cultivate lasting peace through neuroscience-based w…
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Can music help heal the deepest wounds of trauma? Darcy Ataman, founder of Make Music Matter and creator of Healing in Harmony, shares how music therapy is transforming the lives of child soldiers, survivors of sexual violence, and those impacted by conflict. Discover how songwriting, recording, and advocacy empower individuals to reclaim their voi…
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Brian springs an awful Aslan casting surprise on Nate, and the results are delightful. The SASF discussion of Greta Gerwig's new Netflix Narnia series ranges far afield. Planet Narnia, which book of the series is Nate's favorite, Lewis's repeated character archetypes, adaptation of books to film... this one has all things Lewis. Including Nate's cl…
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The Mediterranean island of Cyprus is an ancient winemaking region, producing a rich wine known as Commandaria. As a blend of both white & red grapes (known as Mavro & Xynisteri) the unique flavor is derived from a special winemaking process that utilizes sundried methods. #wine #winepodcast #cyprus #commandariawine #winemaking…
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It is said that when George Washington and the Founding Fathers toasted their signing of our Declaration of Independence, Madeira was the spirit of choice. Produced on its namesake volcanic island off the coast of Portugal, Madeira has long been a staple of American wine culture. David Kohl recalls the thrill of tasting a Civil War vintage 1864 Mad…
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Steve Girard now operates his winemaking talents in Oregon, but as founder of Girard Winery in Napa Valley’s Oakville region circa 1980, he was renowned as one of the elite players in California’s wine business. Today we taste 2021 vintage Girard Cabernet Sauvignon and while under new ownership is a tribute to the Girard legacy. Bright fruits & nut…
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When family patriarch Don Bacardi relocated to Cuba from his native Spain in The 1800s, he bought a distillery and succeeded in producing a unique variety of rum that has become a global sensation. Now produced in Puerto Rico, Bacardi Rum is an iconic brand with a rich historic character. #winepodcast #rumpodcast #cubanrum #rumandcoke #bacardi #bac…
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A chance encounter on the ski slopes of Winter Park on April Fool's Day 1995 led to meeting my husband in the most unexpected way possible. • Brief encounter with a skilled skier who complimented my skiing ability by calling me "Susie Chapstick" • Had my skis stolen after lunch, causing a frustrating afternoon of riding ski lifts down, filing repor…
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What if music wasn’t just background sound but a powerful force shaping history? In Amazon Prime’s House of David, music isn’t just part of the story—it is the story. From battlefields to royal courts, grief to celebration, this ancient drama reveals music’s timeless role in human connection, healing, and transformation. Join me as we explore how t…
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It's old news that the boys aren't reading. The NY publishing industry was obsessed with the idea when they first took at look at Nate's work twenty years ago. This episode of SASF features the story of the (female) editor who wanted to reach boys with Nate's manuscript of Leepike Ridge by 1) taking out the treasure, 2) taking out the father figure…
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As a distinguished member of The Roman Senate circa 50 AD, Pliny the Elder proclaimed the health virtues of wine consumed in moderation, and wrote several books on the cultivation of grapes including techniques originating in Ancient Greece. It is fitting that history’s 1st wine critic hailed from Italy, given the volume of indigenous Italian grape…
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Produced in Bordeaux along the Garonne River, Lillet is a refreshing aperitif composed of of Semillon grapes along with citrus liqueur from nearby Spain & Morocco. Lillet offerings are often served as a light “spritz” with tonic or club soda, garnished with strawberries or other fruits. Today we taste a white Lillet, which also is available in rose…
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Christiane David, personal finance coach and co-founder of Green Wealth Legacy, shares how changing your money mindset can transform your financial reality and create genuine financial intimacy. • Financial coaching differs from financial advising by focusing on day-to-day money management and emotional relationships with finances • The Mindset Mon…
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Music has the power to heal, to connect, and even to save lives. In this episode, we explore how music is being used as a powerful tool in suicide prevention. My guest, Bryan Kohl, shares how artists, organizations, and everyday people are leveraging music to raise awareness, break the stigma, and offer hope. Find encouragement in this inspiring co…
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What should your decision process be when you are thinking about moving your family across the country to a new place? Well, the answer is rooted in story. Are you moving to a place where you can be a better character, where your kids can be more active, where your family can grow -- or are you relocating yourself merely to consume the products tha…
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When Bruno Corneaux, a French vigneron hailing from Dijon, moved to Oregon, he pledged to bring a Burgundian style of winemaking to the region. Today we taste his unique take on “Passetoutgrain” red wine blend of Gamay & Pinot Noir grapes. Bruno’s Domaine Divio selection reflects an abundance of red fruits + spice tone, providing a true gem worth d…
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Founded more than 400 years ago in 1588, Croft Estate produces port wines rich in dried fruits & figs within Quinta de Roeda region of Portugal’s Douro Valley. Today we taste a Vintage 2007 aged port that is drinking beautifully yet can still be cellared for future enjoyment. #wine #portwine #porto #dourovalley #croftport…
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David Kohl presents the Cognac region of France, located just north of Bordeaux. To produce Cognac spirits, grapes are distilled using the eau de vie process and classified in an aging range of VS, VSOP, XO, XXO. Tasting is best in a snifter so that the hand warmth can heat the glass and release aromatics that enhance the experience. #winepodcast #…
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This special episode features Jennifer Waines, Operations Manager at Dress for Success Denver, as part of the global Podcasthon movement highlighting nonprofits worldwide during the third week of March. Dress for Success began in New York in 1996 has grown to over 100 affiliates across multiple countries, with the Denver location serving 22,000+ wo…
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If you don’t use it, you might lose it! Whether it’s your ability to play an instrument, a favorite song you’ve memorized, or even a local music store you appreciate—neglect can lead to loss. In this episode, we explore how to keep music and its many benefits alive in your life. It’s never too late to pick up where you left off! Links and notes rel…
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Many of us remember a time when Pixar reigned supreme over the many competing Animation Studios. But now, 15ish years later, that distinction has become blurry. Can we bet on any one Animation Studio for quality? Join Nate, Amira, and Lucia as they talk about childhood movie memories and the problem with animation today.…
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When David Kohl attended ‘Salon de Vins’ conference in France’s Loire Valley, he singled out David Fourrier’s wine growing estate as the finest offering from Anjou region. A relatively new vigneron with an appetite for risk along with a strong agricultural background, Fourrier produces dry style Chenin Blanc selections that are rich in notes of Anj…
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This week, I’m doing something a little different—I let ChatGPT interview me! The topic: “If I Knew Then What I Know Now”—advice career returners and career changers wish they had known earlier. In this unique episode, I hand the “mic” to ChatGPT (yes, really!) to ask me the big questions about my 13-year journey from stay-at-home mom back to HR pr…
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Can music help your cat relax and thrive? Renowned sound expert Janet Marlow reveals how species-specific music can reduce feline stress, improve behavior, and even be prescribed by vets instead of medication. Discover how tailored soundscapes can transform your cat’s well-being. Bonus: Give your pet a free hearing test! Links and notes related to …
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David Kohl is fascinated by the story of Chateau de Gayon in Sud Ouest France’s Madiran region. Founded in The 13th Century, the historic winegrowing estate was recently purchased by American architect David Ebert, who followed his dream to own + operated a vineyard in France. Located near The Pyrenees, Chateau de Gayon produces ferociously big win…
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Presenting a unique style of sweet wine from Chateau de Gaylon, produced within “Pacherenc du Vic Bihl “ in France’s Sud Ouest region. This Chateau was founded over 600 years ago but is now owned by American architect David Ebert, who followed his dream to own + operate vineyard in France. As 100% Petit Manseng grape, the offering is rich in notes …
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Big life changes always come with their fair share of surprises, and my leap from corporate to full-time coaching was no exception. As I hit the two-year mark, I’m taking a look back at what I thought would happen, what actually happened, and everything I’ve learned along the way. Spoiler: it hasn’t been a straight path! In this episode, I’m sharin…
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While our current society tends to consider music as "arts and entertainment," it has functioned since the beginning of time as so much more than that. A powerful talk by Karl Paulnack explores music’s profound role in human survival. Discover how the Greeks connected music to astronomy, why a concert in a Fargo nursing home became the most importa…
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Burgundy’s wine regions have lately been challenged by climate conditions which have impacted pricing. But there is still value to be found. David Kohl presents a Givry selection from Domaine Perraud. Not to be confused with the elite & pricey Gevrey Chambertin, the Givry region of Burgundy sits within Cote Chalonnaise and offers Pinot Noir with mi…
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One of the top suppliers in David Kohl’s import portfolio is Domaine Perraud, located in Burgundy’s Macon region. Today we feature their “Pouilly Vinzelles” offering. Pouilly Vinzelles is a compact Macon region nearby to the better known area of Pouilly Fuisse. But while not well known, Pouilly Vinzelles provides cutting edge value of Chardonnay wh…
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The brother / sister team of Raphael & Beatrice Dubois hail from 11 generations of Burgundy winemaking and today run Domaine Dubois, a value-centric estate in Nuits St. Georges. With Burgundy prices escalating it is impressive to find offerings within the elite Cote de Nuits that provide consumers with gems that are ready to drink today. #winepodca…
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David Kohl holds a discussion of France’s Cooperative winemaking (Coops) vs. independent vigneron growers. Almost 40% of wine from France is produced by Coops who are able to supply European grocery stores and USA big box retailers with sizeable volume of product. Vineyard owners will bring their grapes to the Coop for processing & vinification as …
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