Wayward bullets are bad. Ditto for rodents on planes and a handful of now infamous travelers.

The Wave Organ is an environmental sculpture that goes below the surface of the bay to create a unique sonic experience for visitors. Listener Robbie Rock has been visiting The Wave Organ since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, and came to Bay Curious looking to learn who built it, why and how. Reporter Ana De Almeida Amaral takes us on the sonic journey that ensues when the moon, tides, human creativity and San Francisco history collide. Additional Reading: San Francisco’s Wave Organ Brings Sounds of the Bay to Life Episode Transcript A Kid-Friendly Spotify Playlist of Bay Curious Favorites Bay Curious Book Sign up for our newsletter Enter our Sierra Nevada Brewing Company monthly trivia contest Your support makes KQED podcasts possible. You can show your love by going to https://kqed.org/donate/podcasts This story was reported by Ana De Almeida Amaral. Bay Curious is made by Olivia Allen-Price, Amanda Font, Ana De Almedia Amaral and Christopher Beale. Additional support from Jen Chien, Katie Sprenger, Holly Kernan and the whole KQED family.

Area/TopicTechnology Trends & TourismSebastian RiedelCEOOasis Travel PlatformSebastian is the CEO of the Oasis Travel Platform, a company dedicated to streamlining travel operations for businesses. From an early age, Sebastian’s life was shaped by his passion for travel, which led him to transition from a successful career in technology to the travel industry. He co-founded Global Basecamps, an international tour operator that offers unique, authentic travel experiences.Through Oasis, Sebastian combines his expertise in technology with his love for exploration, offering a solution that simplifies travel logistics while enhancing the overall experience for companies. His focus remains on the human connections and meaningful experiences that make travel a powerful force for personal and professional growth.https://myoasisapp.com/summaryIn this episode of the Big World Made Small podcast, Jason Elkins interviews Sebastian Riedel, CEO of the Oasis Travel Platform. They discuss Sebastian's journey from a childhood filled with travel to his career in the travel industry. The conversation explores the evolution of travel experiences, the importance of human connection, and the challenges of maintaining relationships while pursuing a travel-centric lifestyle. Sebastian shares insights on starting Global Basecamps and the development of Oasis, a platform designed to streamline travel operations for companies. The episode emphasizes the significance of creating meaningful travel experiences and the impact of technology on the travel industry.takeawaysTravel has been a significant part of Sebastian's life since childhood.Sebastian transitioned from a tech-heavy career to the travel industry.The excitement of travel has changed with technology.Human connection is a vital aspect of travel experiences.Traveling is about creating memories rather than accumulating things.The challenges of a travel lifestyle can impact personal relationships.Finding a travel partner who shares your wanderlust is crucial.Global Basecamps was founded to provide unique travel experiences.Oasis was developed to streamline travel operations for companies.The importance of adapting to changes in the travel industry. Learn more about the Big World Made Small Podcast and join our private community to get episode updates, special access to our guests, and exclusive adventure travel offers at bigworldmadesmall.com.

Episode 124 is the third and final episode of the 2024 series celebrating the Book of Kells that was recorded on at Trinity College, Dublin on Tues 1st October 2024. Fender is given a personal tour encompassing the Book and The Long Room, culminating in the Brian Boru Harp from Visitor Officer Andrea Iadarola.Conversation includes: introductions; Anne-Marie Diffley (Visitor Services Manager at Trinity College); starting off from the exhibition entrance; Ogham alphabet stones; the pocket gospels; the materials used to create the Book Of Kells; how the book was made; a “tour” of some of the more important pages e.g. Four Evangelists, Chi Rho page, ; the importance of animals e.g. peacock, lion, eagle, veal, salmon, mice, cat, snake etc; the interlace and spirals representing the Christian and Celtic elements; Constantine the Great; coming face to face with the Book Of Kells; the close skirmishes; the case housing the book; the current pages on display; The Long Room; how to access the books of the library; the copy of the Proclamation of the Irish Republic from 1916; sculptures and busts; the redevelopment project; Prof. Gordon Foster who invented the International Standard Book Number (ISBN); 'From Decadence to Despair' Oscar Wilde Exhibition; Jonathan Swift; Ada Lovelace; Rosalind Franklin; Lady Gregory; Gaia by Luke Jerram; Prof. William Rowan Hamilton and quaternions; Neil Armstrong; Mary Pollard; Brian Boru’s harp; Guinness vs. The Irish Government as well as other topics.Relevant Linkshttps://digitalcollections.tcd.ie/collections/ks65hc20t?locale=enhttps://www.visittrinity.ie/book-of-kells-experience/116. Anne-Marie Diffley: Book Of Kells120. Caitlin Skahen & Co: Book Of Kells - Part 2 Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join AJ, Mike, and Chris in a special bonus episode of 90s Disney as they dive into their favorite individual moments from Disney and Universal attractions. They discuss standout scenes, thrilling rides, and iconic animatronics, from the Wicked Witch of the West in the Great Movie Ride to the launch of the Rock 'n' Roller Coaster. Plus, they share tips for balancing adult and kids' desires on a Disney trip. Don't miss this nostalgic and insightful conversation about the wow factors in your favorite theme park experiences! 00:00 Introduction and Holiday Spirit 01:55 Discussing Disney's Best Attraction Moments 02:28 Radiator Springs Racers Highlights 04:04 Great Movie Ride Memories 05:35 PeopleMover and Rise of the Resistance 08:43 American Adventure and Pirates of the Caribbean 11:30 Tower of Terror and Fantasmic! 14:52 Universal Studios Highlights 22:30 Muppet Vision 3D and Final Thoughts 23:27 Haunted Mansion Highlights 24:25 Avatar Flight of Passage: A Magical Moment 26:12 Mario Kart Ride: Cloudtop Cruise 27:20 Navi River Journey: The Shaman 28:17 Amazing Spider-Man Ride: Gravity Gun Effect 30:30 SpectroMagic Parade Memories 31:50 Bourne Identity Stunt Show: Mind-Blowing Effects 33:00 Star Tours: The Trench Run 34:41 Rock 'n' Roller Coaster: The Alley Reveal 35:42 Catastrophe Canyon: A Thrilling Experience 37:14 Spaceship Earth: Reaching the Top 38:58 Disney Trip Tips with Kids 43:16 Wrapping Up and Future Plans --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/90sdisney/support

At just 29 years old, Karla Meza opened her first store front offering furniture and home goods at affordable prices. She created Casa Lola at 5th Street and Camelback to give everyone an opportunity to furnish their home with fashion. The design lover started sourcing great products at huge markdowns then filling her store. She loves seeing people smile when they look at the price tags and realize they can afford to have luxurious couches, rugs, fluffy chairs, etc. in their homes. Hear the design tips to add finishing touches to your home and what Karla hopes to do next. https://www.instagram.com/casalolaphx/?hl=en

In this special podcast edition, Jen Crossman of Kill Devil Grill and Susan Stanovsek of Noosa Beach Grill talk with Justin about the first Misfit Bars of Christmas Crawl beginning November 26 and going through New Year's! With 15 OBX restaurants to bounce around to, there will be nothing but a jolly good time to be had with a sleighful of Christmas spirit! To see the bars and learn more about the fun that awaits, go to misfitsobx.com!

An architect designs and builds. So does a Chef. Different materials, different outcome but same brain when it comes to Chef Cory Oppold of Course Restaurant. Chef Cory thought he was moving to AZ to be an architect. But, after a meal at Wrights at the Biltmore, he went from an farm boy in Illinois calling himself your typical “meat & potato guy” to a student at culinary school. Chef Cory never knew how food could enhance an experience and taste can change the course of your life. Now he’s an award winning chef, both nationally and locally, at Course Restaurant off Scottsdale & Shea. And if you haven’t been there yet, well, this episode might just be the last thing you need to get your reservations today. Calendar of Events Sunset Yoga at Desert Botanical Gardens Happening on Nov 21 from 6-7pm. Come and get your yoga on as the sunsets surrounded by our beautiful native plants and cacti. Members can reserve tickets for $20 and non-members are only $10 more.    King’s Ranch Million Dollar Breakaway Rodeo Get your tickets to the one and only all women’s breakaway rodeo at WestWorld next week, Nov 27-30. There is also a concert at Thursday-Saturday night after each day’s final event.   Christmas at the Princess The time has come, Christmas at the Princess officially starts this week, Nov 21- Jan 4th. Get your tickets early as some nights can quickly sell out. How they do it every year I’ll never know but it’s going to be bigger and better than last year.    SUBSCRIBE on your Favorite podcast listening app. Find us on IG & FB at Scottsdale Vibes Podcast or check us out on scottsdale vibes dot media. And don’t forget that we are now the proud owners of Scottsdale City Lifestyle magazine where you can read about even more of your favorite community.   

During this week's episode of greener fields Hannah chats with Simon Murphy who is originally from Dublin but is now living in West Cork. During this week's conversation Simon speaks about growing up in Dublin, the role that sport has played throughout his life, navigating life after school and his decision to move to Clonakilty in West Cork in January of this year. Whilst in his final year of his undergraduate Simon made the decision to move to Clonakilty for a job and over the last several months has lived and worked in West Cork. During this conversation Simon speaks about his experience building community and friendship in a new town, the challenges and best parts of moving within Ireland, finding adventure and independence at home alongside so much more. He also speaks about the decision to create West Cork Running Club as a way to bring people together in his new town and what home means to him today. This really is a very special conversation all about finding adventure on our doorstep, taking the opportunities that come our way, stepping outside the box and more, so make sure to check it out. Instagram: @simon_murphy @westcorkrunningclub @greenerfieldss @hannahnash01

In this episode of Cycling Over Sixty, host Tom Butler takes a significant step toward personalized medicine. His initial consultation revealed a health issue that will be his top priority. Tom also introduces a new community initiative: a Zwift group ride with an accompanying Zoom chat room.Joining Tom this week is Joe Brown, co-founder of Methow Cycle and Sport in Winthrop, Washington. Joe shares insights into launching the bike shop and the unique experience of cycling and running a bike business in this stunning location. If you're curious about new riding destinations or the retail side of the cycling industry, don't miss this conversation with someone who has a wealth of experience.Thanks for Joining Me! Follow and comment on Cycling Over Sixty on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cyclingoversixty/Consider becoming a member of the Cycling Over Sixty Strava Club! www.strava.com/clubs/CyclingOverSixtyPlease send comments, questions and especially content suggestions to me at tom.butler@teleiomedia.comShow music is "Come On Out" by Dan Lebowitz. Find him here : lebomusic.com