أفضل بودكاسات Grass Roots (2026)

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Why Can’t this Plan Work for all States in the U.S? 23:00

2M ago23:00

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Why cannot this plan work all states in the U.S.? It has worked in Europe since the 1990’s and it's already in five states here. Tennessee (TN) has a major problem that other states are facing. Landfills across the state are approaching capacity. One landfill in Murfreesboro TN takes in more than 1,000 tons of waste every day! It will have to close…

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The Warning and Drying of Our Planet. Should I Care? An Interview with Dr. Annalisa Bracco 33:30

2M ago33:30

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Is our planet really getting warmer and drier? More importantly, what does that mean for all of us—no matter where we live or what our family looks like? To tackle these pressing questions, our host Tim Jordan sits down with Dr. Annalisa Bracco, a Senior Scientist at the Centro Euro Mediterraneo sui Cambiamenti Climatici Foundation in Milan, Italy …

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S2, E10: Why You Should Care About Local Elections. An Interview with Joseph Audino 31:18

3M ago31:18

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I believe that politics determine a person’s health status. Politics determine one’s world view, one's priorities, and funding for various causes. Politics and public health are intertwined. In fact, there is not an area of life that is not impacted by politics. The health of the U.S. public has always been political. Therefore, we should be talkin…

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Season 2, Episode 9: The Use of Miscommunication in Politics. An Interview with Dr. Yotam Ophir 39:57

4M ago39:57

39:57

Are humans susceptible to misinformation? Did Donald Trump, Fox News, and the Republicans start misinformation? What is the difference between misinformation and disinformation? Listen as host Tim Jordan explores the answers to these questions and more with Dr. Yotam Ophir, an expert in the field of misinformation. =================================…

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How Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill with Impact Health. An Interview with John Ross, MD, MPH 44:10

5M ago44:10

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On July 3, 2025, Congress passed the sweeping, One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). Amid the self-imposed rush to deliver the bill to President Donald Trump’s desk by July 4, many Americans are still looking for information about the bill. This bill was largely debated in the dead of night and pushed through at breakneck speed. The confusion that ma…

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Is the U.S. Recycling Industry Broken? An Interview with Jeff Snyder, Sr. VP of Recycling and Sustainability, Rumpke Waste and Recycling 37:59

6M ago37:59

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Every day, each American generates about 5 lbs. of trash. The rest of the world averages about 1.8 lbs. of trash per person each day. Why the huge difference? According to research, about 76% of Americans throw their recyclables in the trash. How can we increase recycling? For example, we know that plastic waste does not break down in the environme…

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Managing Guntersville’s Grass: Myths, Facts, and What’s Ahead 42:34

7M ago42:34

42:34

Send us a text TVA’s Stephen Turner returns to the podcast to discuss aquatic vegetation management on Lake Guntersville. We cover how TVA’s role has evolved, the partnership with My Lake Guntersville, new regulations around eelgrass removal, and the impact of different plant species on the lake’s health and fishery. If you’ve seen the social media…

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Tagged Bass and Pecker Gnats: Summer Grass Fishing with MLF Pro Kyle Cortiana 44:54

7M ago44:54

44:54

Send us a text Pro angler Kyle Cortiana joins us from the front deck—literally—as he catches multiple fish live during the episode! We talk about his recent BassCashBash tag catches, his experience with early summer patterns on Guntersville, the challenges of fishing in floating grass, and yes… even pecker gnats. Plus, Trey checks in from the beach…

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S2E6 - Grass Roots Health Podcast: Who is the Real Donald Trump? An Interview with David Cay Johnston 1:10:13

7M ago1:10:13

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Who is the “real” Donald Trump? What does the President of the United States have to do with the health of Americans? The identity of the President has everything to do with health! You see, one’s view of the world determines his/her investment in the health of Americans. The health of Americans has always been political. Whether it is abruptly ter…

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Late Spring Fishing & Tournament Tales with Trey Swindle 26:40

8M ago26:40

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Send us a text Trey is finally back and breaks down his recent tournament runs on Guntersville—including a near-win at Castin & Catchin and a tough Toyota Series showing. We talk about cold fronts, heavy currents, scattered fish, missed checks, and how the Big G keeps producing even under pressure. Plus, hear about a new wave of fish stocking led b…

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Lauren Jones on Food Inequity, Community, and Planting Trees 53:18

8M ago53:18

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In this episode of Grass & Roots, Toree sits down with Lauren Jones, Executive Director of Shreveport Green, to explore how community-driven environmental work can spark powerful change. From addressing food inequity through mobile markets and urban farming to restoring tree canopies and educating neighbors about sustainability, Lauren shares how S…

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Community Advocacy and Disaster Recovery with Tasha Guidry 48:55

8M ago48:55

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In this episode, Toree sits down with Tasha Guidry to explore the challenges and triumphs of community advocacy in Lake Charles, Louisiana. They focus on the ongoing recovery from natural disasters and the importance of understanding individual needs through criminology and life coaching. The conversation highlights the power of active listening, c…

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Why Christians Should Care About Immigrants. An Interview with Janelle Metzger 35:05

8M ago35:05

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Should Christians care about refugees and immigrants? Listen as Tim Jordan explores this question with his special guest. You should know the differences between the words, “refugee” and “immigrant.” The key difference between a “refugee” and an “immigrant” lies in their reason for migration. “Refugees” are forced to flee their homes due to persecu…

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From Duck Hunts to Deep Bites: Jed Lamb on Guntersville 24:04

8M ago24:04

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Send us a text Guntersville guide and longtime outdoorsman Jed Lamb joins the show to talk about the late spring bass bite, the offshore transition, and why he’d rather crank a ledge than fish shallow any day. We cover everything from jig selection and Live Scope tricks to duck hunting in Canada—and yes, Trey is still MIA. Support the show…

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Preserving Culture Through Storytelling with Megan Poole 40:16

8M ago40:16

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In this episode, host Toree sits down with writer and professor Dr. Megan Poole to discuss her journey from Southwest Louisiana. Megan shares how storytelling preserves culture and community identity, emphasizing the importance of local voices in conversations about climate change and cultural preservation. She talks about using writing to foster c…

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April on Guntersville: Spawns, Patterns, & a $500 Tag with Jacob Wall 39:59

9M ago39:59

39:59

Send us a text In this episode, MLF Bass Pro Tour angler Jacob Wall joins the Guntersville Grass Roots Podcast fresh off a strong Redcrest finish. We dive into the pressure of fishing a major event on your home lake, how wind and weather shaped outcomes, and the surprise win by Dustin Connell in the tail race. Jacob also talks forward-facing sonar …

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Convenience Culture Hurts Community Building 16:51

9M ago16:51

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In this episode, Toree reflects on the importance of community engagement and the challenges posed by convenience culture. She discusses the need for intentional living, supporting local businesses, and the significance of storytelling in preserving culture. The conversation emphasizes the value of shared experiences and the necessity of fighting a…

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S2, E4: The Future of Public Health in the U.S. An Interview with Dr. Mike Osterholm 1:56

9M ago1:56

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S2E4: The Future of Public Health in the U.S. An Interview with Dr. Mike Osterholm 29:55

9M ago29:55

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I first heard about Dr. Mike Osterholm in March 2020 while on spring break in the Phoenix, AZ area for spring training baseball. After attending a spring training game or two, my son-in-law informed me that baseball was canceled for the year. Initially, I thought he was joking, but he was not. The 2020 preseason and regular season baseball were can…

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The Impact of Mentorship on Youth with Jennifer Landry 34:21

9M ago34:21

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In this episode, Jennifer takes us through her journey as a community organizer and youth advocate, sharing her personal experiences and the founding of her organization, Speaking to Inspire Through Experience. She dives into the importance of fostering open communication between parents and youth, the transformative power of mentorship programs, a…

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Mikeybalzz & the Big Bass Splash 3.0 44:49

9M ago44:49

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Send us a text Back by popular demand - Mikeybalzz joins Pat and Trey to recap the Big Bass Splash on Guntersville, talk Big G bass genetics, and look ahead to Redcrest week. Grass, chatterbaits, and good ol’ fashioned grassroots fishing talk. A solid hang with laughs and local insight. Support the show…

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Belonging Begins with Us: Supporting Immigrants and Refugees with Dauda Sesay 36:32

9M ago36:32

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In this episode, Dauda Sesay takes us through his inspiring journey, which ultimately led to the creation of the Louisiana Organization for Refugees and Immigrants. This organization is committed to empowering refugees and immigrants by offering access to essential services and support, helping them achieve self-sufficiency. Dauda shares his vision…

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Fighting Against Book Bans in Louisiana with Kristen Luchsinger 44:12

10M ago44:12

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In this episode, Kristen Luchsinger shares her journey from political disengagement to becoming a passionate advocate against censorship in St. Tammany Parish. She discusses the formation of the St. Tammany Library Alliance, emphasizing the importance of diverse materials in libraries and the challenges faced in fighting book bans. In this conversa…

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Gearing up for the Big Bass Splash with Mike Carter 29:45

10M ago29:45

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Send us a text Spring is here, and the bass are biting on Guntersville! In this episode, long time Guntersville guide Mike Carter joins us to break down the current lake conditions, the best baits for the season, and what to expect for the upcoming Sealy Outdoors Big Bass Splash tournament. Whether you're looking for a winning strategy or just want…

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Grass & Roots: The March 29th Election in Louisiana 40:12

10M ago40:12

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In this episode, Toree talks all about the upcoming Louisiana election on March 29th and why she’s voting NO on all four amendments on the ballot. She breaks down each amendment, shares how she came to her decision, and gives you the info you need to make your own choice. Early voting runs from March 15th to 22nd, so don’t forget to get out there a…

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Grass & Roots: Louisiana Politics with Mel Manuel 35:24

10M ago35:24

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In this episode of Grass & Roots, Mel Manuel discusses their journey in founding Queer Northshore, the challenges faced while running for Congress, and the importance of grassroots activism. They share insights on political disillusionment, the significance of community involvement, and the current political landscape in Louisiana. Mel emphasizes t…

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How Anglers from Wisconsin Dominated Guntersville – Angler’s Choice Winners Share All 31:21

10M ago31:21

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Send us a text A father and son team from Wisconsin, Rob and Logan Kertscher, break down their winning game plan at Guntersville, including key bait choices, structure, and conditions that led them to victory in the over 250 boat Angler’s Choice tournament. Plus, Pat and Trey discuss upcoming tournaments and provide a BassCashBash update, which sta…

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S2E3: Grass Roots Health Podcast - The U.S. Has an Israel Problem - An Interview with Maha Zedan 36:37

10M ago36:37

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The U.S. has an Israel problem. The problem is this: The U.S. has supplied weapons to Israel that have been used by Israel in serious violations of international humanitarian and human rights law and in a manner that is inconsistent with U.S. law, policies, and values. The U.S. has supported Israel since the modern establishment of the nation in 19…

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Boat Loans, Big Bass, & Tournament Tactics: RecLending Joins the Podcast! 42:53

10M ago42:53

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Send us a text Spring is almost here, and in this episode of Guntersville Grass Roots, we sit down with Todd Dreysse and the RecLending crew to talk about boat loans, tournament fishing, and their week on Guntersville. 🚤 Thinking about buying a boat? Todd shares how Rec Lending started, the best ways to finance, and whether refinancing your boat lo…

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Grass & Roots: Community Empowerment with Pamala McKay 45:07

10M ago45:07

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In this episode of the Grass and Roots podcast, Toree interviews Pamala McKay, founder of God's Unchanging Hands Feeding Ministry. Pamala shares her journey of starting the ministry in response to food insecurity and community disparities. She discusses the importance of engaging youth through programs like the Grow Your Crown Garden Project, the c…

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Winter to Spring: Guntersville Fishing Report with Guide Jason Whitehead 23:14

11M ago23:14

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Send us a text Spring is almost here, but cold temps and snow haven’t slowed down the fishing at Lake Guntersville! In this episode of Guntersville Grass Roots, we chat with Captain Jason Whitehead of Alabama Elite Fishing about current lake conditions, tournament results, and what’s working best on The Big G. Jason, fresh off an ABT 100 victory, b…

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Rat-L-Trap Victory: Grant Smith & Bryan Sharp Dominate Guntersville with 26+ lbs! 20:21

11M ago20:21

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Send us a text In the first 2025 episode of the Guntersville Grass Roots podcast, we sit down with Grant Smith, one-half of the winning team from the Rat-L-Trap Tournament at Lake Guntersville. Grant and his partner, Bryan Sharp, topped a near 240-boat field with an impressive 26.68 lbs, edging out second place by just over a pound. Grant shares th…

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Season 2, Episode 2: Terrified but Optimistic. An Interview with Dr. Carlos Nobre 42:44

11M ago42:44

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Is climate change caused by humans? Or is climate change a hoax made up by liberals? Is climate change just a naturally occurring phenomenon in the environment? Do over 97% of climate experts believe that humans are causing climate change? Who or what is responsible for the 26% of Americans who deny human-caused climate change and the 14% who deny …

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Season 2, Episode 1. Issues in Maternal and Child Health - An Interview with Duane Herron 53:17

1y ago53:17

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Of all similar, wealthy nations of the world, Americans pay the most for health care (I call it “sick care”) and receive the least back for their investment. Get out your large, foam finger. We are No. 1 in health care! We're No 1. USA! USA! USA! Right? Wrong! Infant mortality (death) rate is often used as a proxy indicator of a nation’s health. Th…

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Grass Roots Health Podcast: Episode # 28 = Do Physician Assistant Students Receive Adequate End-of-Life Education? An Interview with Kelvin Freeman 30:24

1y ago30:24

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We are born, live, get old, and then die. This is the natural cycle of life. One thing is certain, humans have a 100% mortality rate. Death is a rite of passage in which we all participate – as a family member, a health care provider, or as a patient. Healthcare providers often view death through a biomedical lens and define death as a physiologica…

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Grass Roots Health Episode # 27: Plastic Pollution is Even in My Laundry! An Interview with Judith Weis, Ph.D. 52:12

1y ago52:12

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We adults have created a plastic pollution disaster for those that will follow in our footsteps. However, you can be part of the solution starting today! Microplastics, 5 millimeters or less in size, come from a variety of larger plastics such as plastic bottles, car tires, plastic beads (including those in skin-care products), and synthetic fibers…

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Grass Roots Health Podcast Episode # 26: There is Plastic Pollution All Around Us. Should I Care? An Interview with Janice Brahney, Ph.D. 23:37

1y ago23:37

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This past summer, I visited a Native American Museum in the Ozark Mountains. An Iroquois saying on a painting caught my attention: “We should consider the results of every decision on the next seven generations that follow us.” Smart people were the Iroquois! Unfortunately, we adults in modern times have not been smart. Plastic pollution will be th…

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Grass Roots Health Episode # 25 - What's Going on with Colo-Rectal Cancer - An Interview with Xavier Llor, MD, PhD, Princeton University 31:10

1+ y ago31:10

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Gastrointestinal (GI) cancers collectively represent the most common type of cancer and the second leading cause of death from cancer in the U.S. GI cancers account for just under 30% of all cancer deaths. This type of cancer can affect the esophagus, stomach, pancreas and biliary tract, small intestine, liver, colon, rectum, and anus. GI cancers s…

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Is There Racism in Maternal and Child Health in the United States? 45:54

1+ y ago45:54

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Many citizens of the U.S. think that they have the best health care system in the world. I have bad news for them: The U.S does not. It has one of the worst health care systems in the world. Of similar developed countries, the U.S. has the most expensive, broken, reactive, sick care system that yields some of the worst patient outcomes. Our sick ca…

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The Current Challenges Faced by Lake Erie: An Interview with Sandy Bihn, Lake Erie Waterkeeper 57:38

1+ y ago57:38

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People think like this: If it is not in my “backyard” and not affecting me and/or my family, I really do not pay much attention to it and really do not care. Well, this is an issue that impacts at least 12 million of you. That’s how many of you get your drinking water from the Lake Erie watershed. Do you care about your health? Do you care about th…

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Dog Days of Summer with Tim Chandler 30:13

1+ y ago30:13

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Send us a text For the final episode of the season, which is presented by RecLending.com, Trey is back (sort of) after a 4th place finish in the Eufaula, OK Bassmaster Open. He shares his experience camping in his truck in the heat and Guntersville guide Tim Chandler joins us to talk summer fishing on the Big G. Support the show…

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Mikeyballz & the Big Bass Splash 52:04

1+ y ago52:04

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Send us a text Mikeyballz joins Pat & Trey to talk Guntersville fishing and discuss the FACTS from the recent social media outbreak following the Big Bass Splash. Support the showبقلم Pat Kennamer & Trey Swindle

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The Palestinian Issue. Should I Care? An Interview with Maha Zeidan. 49:48

1+ y ago49:48

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On October 7, 2024, Hamas terrorists from the Gaza Strip killed at least 1,139 Israelis and injured many more (Aljazeera News, 2024). Hamas also took more than 250 from Israel to the Gaza Strip, including older people, women, children, and men. According to the Washington Post (2024), 84 hostages are believed to be still alive and in captivity. Sin…

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Does stocking bass work? Alabama Game & Fish says there's no real benefit. The Texas based Toyota ShareLunker Program says otherwise. The Program Coordinator for ShareLunker joins us to discuss how it ... 36:26

1+ y ago36:26

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Send us a text As we all know Guntersville is an incredible fishery. However, Texas is better known for it's big lakes and even bigger bass. A lot of this is due to the Toyota ShareLunker program. The Program Coordinator, Natalie Goldstrohm, joins Pat & Trey to discuss how it all started and it's successes. WE WOULD LOVE TO SEE SOMETHING LIKE THIS …

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Shad spawn, bluegill spawn, and more with Guntersville guide Myles Murray 29:16

1+ y ago29:16

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Send us a text Guntersville guide Myles Murray joins Pat & Trey to talk Big G bass fishing in May. Plus Trey says he's going all out and serving Jack's to his mother for Mother's Day. Support the showبقلم Pat Kennamer & Trey Swindle

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The Costs of Being an Informal, Family Caregiver: An Interview with Tina and Tyrone Layson 52:14

1+ y ago52:14

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In the U.S., informal, family caregiving is on the rise. In 2015, there were 43.5 million, informal care givers. In 2023, there were more than 100 million adults who are informal care givers. The direct cost of caregiving is nearly $44 million dollars, given the loss of 650,000 jobs and approximately 800,000 individuals who report absenteeism from …

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TVA grass treatment, water levels, and more with Stephen Turner - Program Manager Aquatic Plant Management Program 46:19

1+ y ago46:19

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Send us a text This episode, Presented by RecLending.com, Stephen Turner, Program Manager for the Aquatic Plant Management Program at TVA joins Pat & Trey to talk about eel grass, hyrdilla, Guntersville lake levels, and more. Support the showبقلم Pat Kennamer & Trey Swindle

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RecLending.com & bed fishing or scoping in April with Big G guide John Maner 42:06

1+ y ago42:06

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Send us a text BassinBigG.com is proud to announce RecLending.com as the Title Sponsor - It's worth the call to check with them when purchasing a boat or RV, shopping for boat insurance, or an extended warranty. Be sure to tell them Pat & Trey sent you! Guntersville guide John Maner joins Pat & Trey to discuss April fishing, live scoping on the Big…

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Pollen, Wind, & an 11lbr with Mike Carter 18:38

1+ y ago18:38

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Send us a text It's been quite the past couple of weeks on the Big G with tornado threats, ridiculous winds, and Dogwood winter....but the fish are still biting. Guntersvile guide Mike Carter joins Pat for a brief run down of the weeks fishing and tells the story about the 11lbr caught by a client this week. Support the show…

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Living and Coping With Life-Threatening Illness: An Interview with Jacob and Beanna Martinez 52:14

2y ago52:14

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Every day in this country, hundreds of patients of all ages receive bad news from their health care providers. What is it like to be diagnosed with a life-threatening illness? What do you think about? What are your emotions? How does you cope with the associated losses such as a loss of energy, function, a job, or a career? How do others treat you?…

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