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On our journey with the Lord, we have all experienced apathy, wearyness and loss of momentum. in this episode we discuss what it means to regain our momentum towards experiencing the promises of God.

In this episode of Deep Dive, Dalene relates a incident where she had to overcome the fear of letting go in order to walk without assistance. There are defining moments in our walk with God where He calls us to let go of fear and disappointment in order to walk in the new season He has for us. How do we overcome those obstacles and rename our future?  

When Jesus came to earth He inaugurated the Kingdom of Heaven and said that the fulfilment of all things would happen over time. We are living in that continuation period; the Kingdom is here but not fully yet. In this continuation period, we still experience death, destruction and the weakness of this age. However, we have Holy Spirit who was sent to help us navigate life, especially when we are weak; He intercedes on our behalf to bring about the will of the Father for our lives. 

Today I am talking with my friend, Tiffany Hannoush!  Tiffany grew up with me in Sandwich on Cape Cod, MA...and since then Tiffany has played a crucial role in the success of her family business, Hannoush Jewelers.  In addition her business, Giftology exploaded into a 15 location retail giant across the U.S.  Tiffany is currently starting another business in home remodeling and decorating!  How does this Super Mom do it all?  Tiffany Unveils her secrets to Retail Success and talks REAL with me about personal and business life. 

Follow Tiffany: @giftology and giftology.com

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As a society, we struggle to share and support grief. In response, the Brewster Ladies' Library began running a spouse survivors group to help people navigate their loss, a loss that can feel especially acute during times of public celebration.

Full Story: https://www.lowercapenews.org/grief-in-a-death-avoidant-society

Dr. Greg Skomal says 2023 seemed to be a slower shark season on Cape Cod than 2022 - and scientists have been looking at the data for clues why.

Full Story: https://vimeo.com/lctv/sharks-update?share=copy

From Bourne to Provincetown and all the towns in between, 2023 was another busy year for the Cape Cod economy. In what many view as the first full post-COVID year, Cape Cod's tourism sector remained strong, efforts to grow the Blue Economy continued and the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce continued working on the Cape's housing and labor issues. They also took the lead in working to get the Bourne and Sagamore Bridges replaced as soon as possible. On this segment of the Policy Pod, Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce CEO Paul Niedzwiecki and the Davenport Companies Director of Communication Matt Pitta look back at the issues we all confronted in 2023 and discuss what is coming in 2024.

Today Andrea Kooharian is on The Wicked Salty Podcast!  Andrea is an Award Winning freelance makeup artist for Cape Cod, Boston and Beyond!  I was lucky to have Andrea as my wedding day makeup artist 10 years ago and I'm so excited to reconnect with her today and share my friendship with her with you!  Andrea has a knack for making people feel beautiful, not only is she an amazing makeup artists, but she also has an incredible Aura about her that exudes an amazing positive energy and light onto whoever she meets!  She is truly a beautiful woman inside and out! 

Today, Andrea tells us how she started her thriving freelance makeup business from scratch on the beach and also gives us the inside scoop on epic beauty, skin care, makeup & fashion tips! 

We do however get a bit emotional and vulnerable together as Andrea lets us into her personal life and heart, where there has been heart ache and tragedy.  She talks about the love of her life, her husband's cancer diagnosis, his journey in battling cancer and how he eventually passed on leaving Andrea at a loss.  Andrea reveils how she finds the strength to persevere, keep going and chase her dreams.

This is a special beauty & heart felt Wicked Salty episode.  "Beauty From Inside & Out" - On The Beach With Award Winning Freelance Makeup Artist, Andrea Kooharian is ready for you to dive in & listen now! 

Follow Andrea at https://www.andreakooharianmakeup.com/

@akooharianmakeup on instagram & Andrea Kooharian Simpson on Facebook

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I am so excited to have Award Winning Cape Cod Radio Veteran, Stephanie Viva on The Wicked Salty Podcast!  Stephanie and I go way back.  She is a gal that everyone knows on Cape Cod, Massachusetts...she pretty much is Miss Cape Cod!  She spent twenty years as a prominent radio voice in Cape Cod Radio until one day she found herself "dislocated" from her radio show. What did Stephanie do after she lost the job she loved for decades of her life?  Stephanie gets real and raw for the first time and tells us the good, the bad and the ugly. She talks about her fall from Radio and how she finally found her way to the top again, this time doing it her way by starting Lemonadio, a media collaborative specializing in creating radio, streaming, and live in-person content for Cape Cod and beyond.  

"When Life Gives You Lemons Make Lemonade" - The Sweet & Salty Truth With Award Winning Cape Cod Radio Veteran, Stephanie Viva is an absolute must for anyone interested in how to pivot their career & life and truly find your calling.  

Follow Stephanie at https://lemonadio.com

https://www.stephanieviva.com/

Stephanie In The Morning on all social

And follow Jen @wickedsaltylife & wickedsalty.com

his fall AmeriCorps celebrated its 30th birthday ... and enrolled its 25th Cape Cod cohort. The program's 579 Cape alumni say the program changed them, while community partners say the work done by AmeriCorps members impacts the Cape in positive and long-term ways. The national service program brings young people to the Cape for 11 months of natural resources, community, and environmental projects.

Full Story: https://www.lowercapenews.org/americorps-brings-on-25th-cape-cod-cohort

Michele and April finally agree on a book.   Do they love or hate the best selling novel IT Ends With Us by Colleen Hoover?  In this episode, Book Eaters podcast talks about the former USA Today best-selling list and the author who made many marks upon it.  Pour yourself a Cape Cod and listen in as they discover if everything is better in Boston or if the book placed there falls flat.   Stay for the bookend when Michele quizzes April on her knowledge of the best-selling author.

Celebrated novelist and essayist Walter Kirn, author of works of fiction like Up in the Air and non-fiction such as Lost in the Meritocracy and veteran of major media outlets ranging from GQ to Esquire to Vanity Fair and beyond, has seen his place in the media landscape evolve in the last few years since he was early to recognize the truth about the hysteria driving the Covid "pandemic". Since then, he's written important essays for Compact (where Adam has a monthly column) and started a podcast with Matt Taibbi called America this Week.

Most recently, Kirn has teamed up with the celebrated writer and journalist David Samuels to found a new publication called A County Highway, which is in the style of a 19th Century newspaper and will focus on the totality of America, not just its primary cities. Walter and Adam here discuss that new publication, the middle of America, Cape Cod, San Francisco, Covid, psy-ops, the opioid epidemic, Danny McBride and much more.

SOUNDTRACK: Thin Lizzy "Boogie Woogie Stance" Swervedriver "Sci-Flyer"  The Dead C "Sky"  The Velvets "Heroin (Live at the MatrixI)"  Mercyful Fate "The Oath" 

LINKS: Walter at Substack
Walter at Twitter
County Highway
Walter and David Samuels introduce County Highway
America this Week
Walter "Paranoia is our Duty" 

Welcome to New England Legends From the Vault – FtV Episode 13 – Do you know the story behind the jack-o-lantern? Did you know Cape Cod has its own version of the legend? Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger follow the tale of Captain Jedidy Cole’s ghost and his run from the Devil up the shores of Cape Cod. Will the Devil get the Captain’s soul? Listen to find out! This first aired October 26, 2017.

Listen ad-free plus get early access and bonus episodes at: https://www.patreon.com/NewEnglandLegends

Replacing the aging bridges that span the Cape Cod Canal is a major priority facing the region. At the same time, Cape Cod needs to continue finding innovative and effective ways to promote the area as a tourist destination amid growing competition. Both, in separate ways, need assistance and leverage from the government at the state and federal level. To assist in that, the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce has recently named Lauren Barker to the new position of Director of Government Relations. Barker, who joins the Policy Pod in this episode with co-host Matt Pitta, talks about her background in those related areas and how the Cape Cod Chamber is moving ahead on both fronts. Both canal bridges are the lifelines to Cape Cod and need immediate replacement.

#83 Have you always wanted to visit New England in the summer?

If so, then you won't want to miss this episode!

In this episode of the Everyday Bucket List Podcast, we discuss summer vacations to plan in Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts! This is part 1 of a series.

We discuss how New England is a wonderful place to visit during the summer season as well as other times of the year. With its beautiful coastline, colonial architecture, and scenic views, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts are perfect destinations for those looking to explore the region's rich history and natural beauty. 

Listen in about a New England vacation including Mystic, CT, different parts of RI as well as Cape Cod and Martha's Vineyard.

If you're wondering:

• What is it like in the summer in New England?
• Is summer a good time to visit New England?
• What time of year is best for a New England vacation?

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Related Episodes/ Episodes Mentioned

• Episode #29 Find Fun Things to Do in CT
• Episode #54 Discover Fun Things to Do in Rhode Island
• Episode #35 Why a Providence, Rhode Island Visit is Definitely Worth It!

Have you heard about Cape Cod’s effort to promote the “Blue Economy?” Here’s a chance to learn what it’s all about on this episode of the Policy Pod. Co-host Matt Pitta and Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce Economic Development Director Katy Acheson talk about efforts to leverage the sustainable use of Cape Cod’s surrounding waters. The Cape’s economic viability is directly tied to the health of our environment, which is why millions of people visit the region each year. On May 2^nd and 3^rd, the Cape Cod Chamber will be part of a coalition hosting a two-day “Big Blue Conference” in Buzzards Bay. Take a listen to learn more about the Cape’s “Blue Economy” future and how you can take part.

Aaron from Broken Glass Design, Savannah Film Academy and Fresh Grown Short Films chops it up with DroTV at the Florida Cannabis Festival.

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 The issue of how Cape Cod will address increasing wastewater and nitrogen loading concerns continues to grow, with many towns in different stages of planning and implementation. Adding a new wrinkle to the debate is a draft regulation being floated by the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection that could put homeowners across Cape Cod on the hook for costly upgrades to their existing Title 5 systems through so-called Innovative/Alternative Septic Systems. On this edition of the Policy Pod, we take a deep dive into the issue with a discussion on how it may be possible to avoid the implementation of new regulations as towns work on their wastewater management plans. Andrew Gottlieb from the Association for the Preservation of Cape Cod is the guest with co-hosts Matt Pitta and Paul Niedzwiecki.

In the last two messages of this series, The Wonder of Worship, we learned about WHAT we worship and WHO we worship. In this third and final part of this series, we will learn HOW we worship.

Our redemption leads us to a revelation of who God is and who we are in Christ Jesus. With that revelation is attached a responsibility to live a lifestyle that reflects the presence of God. As much as God is God, teaching and instruction is part of his activity. Are we willing to carry the responsability as God establishes His Kingdom in our hearts.