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Oct 20, 2026
Jay AllenHOST
The latest proposal follows his previous efforts to rename geographic landmarks, including the Gulf of Mexico and Lake Ontario.
Jay AllenHOST
What do you think about all this? Should these things be renamed or not? 'Cause here's the funny part.
Jay AllenHOST
If you're in the US and you're using something like Google Maps, at least the last time I checked it, I haven't checked it recently, and if you, uh, pull up the Gulf of Mexico, it doesn't say Gulf of Mexico.
Jay AllenHOST
It says Gulf of America.
Jay AllenHOST
Now, here's the funny part.
Jay AllenHOST
If you go to Mexico and you pull up the same Google Maps and look at the same area, it says the Gulf of Mexico.
Jay AllenHOST
It does not say the Gulf of America.
Jay AllenHOST
So think about this for just a brief moment.
Jonah BautistaGUEST
So essentially we've sent them a list of, it's basically an HTML site that we've designed.
Jonah BautistaGUEST
It's a tool and it's all constructed with Cloud and with connected to Google Maps and connected to to SEMrush and a couple of other tools.
Jonah BautistaGUEST
So that way we'd be able to see, okay, what are you ranking for? What's, where are the gaps? What is your competition doing? Are you advertising? What's your social rates? Like there's all kinds of information that gets built out from that, right?
Paris ChildressHOST
Okay.
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Paris ChildressHOST
Tell me what you think.
Paris ChildressHOST
Because you've got organic and paid, and right now they're pretty separate.
Paris ChildressHOST
So if I go to Google, I can clearly see what are the sponsored results that are paid ads, whereas organic, even within Google Maps, I can see if it's a sponsored Maps listing that's paid.
Paris ChildressHOST
If it's organic, it's not there.
Matthias AustinHOST
In Morgoth's Ring, in the Tale of Years, we learn that in the year, and I should say the year is in asterisks here, it's the years of the trees, not a solar year.
Matthias AustinHOST
So check out my episode on What's Beyond the Map and other questions for more details on what that means.
Matthias AustinHOST
But in the year of the trees, 1169, Feanor was born.
Matthias AustinHOST
In 1170, Miriel's Fea went to Mandos, and in 1172, or depending on which version of the timeline we use, 1182, Finwe went to Monwe and basically said, Am I doomed to be married to someone who I'm never going to see again? I'm lonely, I would like to have more children, and my wife is not coming back to me.
HaritaHOST
Hello, and welcome to Conversations with Wāhine.
HaritaHOST
Today, you're joined with me, Harita, and I'm joined with Petrina d- de Rosario.
HaritaHOST
Today, we're exploring the power of cinema to connect distant corners of the world, breaking institutional barriers, and giving a voice to diverse communities.
HaritaHOST
Our guest, Petrina, has spent her life in the intersection of international filmmaking, creative leadership, and cultural advocacy.
HaritaHOST
Please welcome to the podcast the incredible Petrina de Rosario.
HaritaHOST
How are you, Petrina?
Petrina D'RozarioGUEST
Thank you so much, Harita.
Petrina D'RozarioGUEST
What a beautiful introduction.
Sandy MackinnonGUEST
The Wildwood from Wind of the Willows is just above Oxford.
Sandy MackinnonGUEST
Maple Durham Hall, which is Toad Hall, is just below Oxford.
Sandy MackinnonGUEST
So everywhere I went, I was very conscious that I was rowing through landscapes that had some literary or artistic or historical significance.
Sandy MackinnonGUEST
You know, William Morris's house, the great artist and so on.
Russell HurnGUEST
Like anything else, it's not for everyone.
Russell HurnGUEST
No specific therapy is for everyone, which is why I say what's important is that if you're seeking therapy, that you find someone that you feel comfortable in talking to, someone that you trust.
Russell HurnGUEST
Because for us as EMDR therapists, we very much think of the therapy as a journey, a journey that we take together, and we'll be sitting alongside you.
Russell HurnGUEST
We always use the metaphor of being on a train.
Russell HurnGUEST
We're sitting alongside you on that train journey, guiding you from your place of origin to your destination.
Tyler WheelerGUEST
So this is a place I'm pretty comfortable with and I'm excited to do another simulated negotiation.
Tyler WheelerGUEST
The one that we did at the MAP conference was a ton of fun and happy to do it again here today.
Tyler WheelerGUEST
So first, let's see who all is here.
Michael WorkmanHOST
All right, we're going to use a couple polls during the session today.
Brett DorakGUEST
So obtaining access is key.
Brett DorakGUEST
And then maintaining that access is even more vital once we build that relationship, either through the block management program within Fish, Wildlife, and Parks, or outdoors men or women as they knock on doors and really foster that relationship.
Brett DorakGUEST
So, yeah.
Brett DorakGUEST
With it being predominantly private land, we do have a very good block management program.
Brett DorakGUEST
So we have a roughly a little over 300 landowners and agreements contracts that we signed every year.
Brett DorakGUEST
We meet these landowners and we have a couple million WL Acres enrolled in that block management program where hunters can get access either type one where you go to the sign in box and you sign in on the property or type two where you either call the landowner or the regional office to gain permission and go from there.
Brett DorakGUEST
So a really good program.
Downrigger DaleHOST
Yeah, I was looking on the hunt planner there on the FWP site and looking at Region 7.
Kino MacGregorHOST
Let's just use the map analogy.
Kino MacGregorHOST
So you know when you put in your destination, And different maps have different logics.
Kino MacGregorHOST
So we're on Google Map, let's just say.
Kino MacGregorHOST
And then Google Map is like, here's 15 ways.
Kino MacGregorHOST
And they show you the whole map.
Kino MacGregorHOST
And then you're like, OK, this one is fast.
Kino MacGregorHOST
Oh, I can avoid highways.
Kino MacGregorHOST
I can also look at mountains.
Tsewang PsyHOST
Toh.
Tsewang PsyHOST
Map, toh kaap, ishum? Kaap.
Tsewang PsyHOST
Ishum kaap.
Tsewang PsyHOST
Okay.
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