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Pine

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Sep 12, 2026

ShrimpfishNARRATOR
205:04
He became a chief, though not in the chieftain line.
ShrimpfishNARRATOR
205:08
Because he stood so strong and straight, serving the people, protecting the weak, and doing great deeds, he was called the Pine Tree Chief.
ShrimpfishNARRATOR
205:18
His feet are planted deep in wisdom and strength, they said, and his head is not far from the sky.
ShrimpfishNARRATOR
205:26
He sees far and points us the way, as the topmost branch of the pine points always to the east.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:03
We're talking wood and grain.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:05
Charles, bring the heat on Southern Yellow Pine.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:08
Mascot, U.S. Fiji.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:10
All is on the line.

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Bart CharlesGUEST
22:54
If they bought it early enough and were willing to hang on to it for 120 to 180 days, and they probably did okay.
Bart CharlesGUEST
23:02
If they didn't, then they were scrambling.
Bart CharlesGUEST
23:04
Especially on your side of the world, because a lot of the jobs in this day and age, right, they're all Sun Yellow Pine or Doug Fir, like all the multifamily, right? So, I mean, Charles, you can speak to that more than I could, but if you were short a bunch of Sun Yellow Pine heading into this year, you probably didn't do very well on it.
Charles DeLaTorreHOST
23:22
right? No.
Tom IrwinHOST
14:12
So I was k- kept asking these French people saying, "See this golf course? It's called Le Pin.
Tom IrwinHOST
14:16
Is that, does that mean the bread, or does it mean the pine trees?" They went, "Pine trees." And I said, "Then how would you say it if it was bread?" They're just saying the same thing.
Tom IrwinHOST
14:24
[laughs] I was like, "You really need to do something about this, so you can distinguish between trees and bread.
Tom IrwinHOST
14:28
Otherwise things might get confusing."
Gary WilliamsHOST
10:56
And Miami, yes, did I get a little elastic with the parameters of, of Miami? Sure.
Gary WilliamsHOST
11:02
But it's South Florida, Seminole, MacArthur, The Park, Indian Creek, which is really Miami, and then Pine Tree.
Gary WilliamsHOST
11:10
Again, you can argue.
Gary WilliamsHOST
11:11
Look, the AFC North is loaded.
Gary WilliamsHOST
42:25
And all of this we are the beneficiary of.
Gary WilliamsHOST
42:29
Look, Pinus has always been a great destination, but it was musty and dusty and fatigued and tired.
Gary WilliamsHOST
42:38
little bit over a decade ago.
Gary WilliamsHOST
42:40
And with the advent and the growth and the development of those other places, it's not that Bob Dedman and the people there weren't going to take it upon themselves to add assets and refurbish certain things.
Kathleen AspennsHOST
19:14
And so being able to offer Heather for that is really, really helpful.
Kathleen AspennsHOST
19:18
I think we could speak to that shame spiral part with Pine.
Kathleen AspennsHOST
19:25
Pine certainly is one of our absolute first run essences.
Kathleen AspennsHOST
19:30
Ruth and I will be talking about Pine in our very first session on
Rochana FeldeHOST
19:34
September 24th.
Rochana FeldeHOST
19:36
And
Kathleen AspennsHOST
19:59
And then you start to feel that shame arising because you've been taught that that's not okay to do.
Kathleen AspennsHOST
20:06
Or you've had some bad experiences that you've been treated unkindly when that happened.
Ryan GlennHOST
30:56
One of the following is New Hampshire's nickname.
Ryan GlennHOST
31:02
It was at Natural State, or the Natural State, the Pine Tree State, the Bluegrass State, or the Granite State.
Ryan GlennHOST
31:06
What did we guess? Pine Tree.
Brie ConwayHOST
31:08
Granite.
Ryan GlennHOST
31:09
The Granite State.
Holly BairdHOST
7:32
Yeah.
Holly BairdHOST
7:32
So using the pine needles is smart and to leave them where they are, as Joe had mentioned.
Holly BairdHOST
7:38
Pine straws.
Holly BairdHOST
7:38
Pine straws.
Holly BairdHOST
7:39
Yeah, some people call it, yeah.
Holly BairdHOST
7:40
It's perfectly fine.
Mark ThorntonNARRATOR
23:37
Chapter two.
Mark ThorntonNARRATOR
23:38
While Brixton was hurrying with a guilty conscience deeper and deeper into the dark woods which covered the spur of the mountains in the neighborhood of Pine Tree Diggings, glancing back nervously from time to time as if he expected the pursuers to be close at his heels, an enemy was advancing to meet him in front, of whom he little dreamed.
Mark ThorntonNARRATOR
23:56
A brown bear, either enjoying his morning walk or on the lookout for breakfast, suddenly met him face to face and stood up on its hind legs as if to have a good look at him.
Mark ThorntonNARRATOR
24:06
Tom was no coward.
Mark ThorntonNARRATOR
26:17
At the same time, he felt as if some dreadful weight were pressing him to death.
Mark ThorntonNARRATOR
26:21
Then consciousness forsook him.
Mark ThorntonNARRATOR
26:25
While this desperate fight was going on, the miners of Pine Tree Camp were scouring the woods in all directions in search of the fugitive.
Mark ThorntonNARRATOR
26:32
As we have said, great indignation was felt at that time against thieves, because some of them had become very daring and cases of theft were multiplying.
Tyler OlsonHOST
32:09
Well, I'm going to wait for another call to come in.
Tyler OlsonHOST
32:12
Talking Pine Tree says, regarding Dennis Camp, that's part of why he's so popular, though.
Tyler OlsonHOST
32:17
Too many other writers don't have the guts to be openly lefty.
Tyler OlsonHOST
32:22
I think that's true, and I think Camp is showing that you can do that without it really, like... where camp does like very leftist things in his books that i don't maybe because it's the circles i'm in and the algorithm that's been generated for me but i don't see too much flack i'm like oh politics my comics you know because they're they're social politics but they're of the they they they are of the everyday lives of the people having to buy the books i think or people don't really see it.

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