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Inclusion in Motion: Ainsley's Angels and Community Impact

In this episode of Tidewater Talk, hosts Brodie and Co welcome Sparrow Haynie, the ambassador of Ainsley's Angels in Hampton Roads, to discuss the impactful work of this nonprofit organization. Ainsley's Angels focuses on inclusion by pairing individuals with disabilities with able-bodied runners, allowing them to participate in endurance events. Sparrow shares her personal journey and the mission of Ainsley's Angels, highlighting the importance of creating genuine partnerships and empowering individuals with disabilities. The conversation also touches on the role of music therapy in fostering inclusion and the various community activities organized by Ainsley's Angels.

Listeners are invited to learn more about Ainsley's Angels and how they can get involved, whether by volunteering as runners or supporting the organization through donations. The episode wraps up with a discussion on local weather forecasts and a call for listeners to share stories of impactful individuals in their community. Brodie and Co also highlight another local charity, Friends of the Elderly, which supports grandparents raising grandchildren. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about community, inclusion, and making a difference.

Donate to Ainsley's Angels Of Hampton Roads

I Stroll

Munden Point Park

Eggleston

Friends Of The Elderly

Question for next week:

We're always looking for great local stories! Is there someone in neighborhood who is doing something amazing, impactful, or just uniquely interesting that we should highlight on the podcast?

Frazzled in Tidewater: Slowing Down and Savoring Life

 

 

Follow ups:

The Dome is getting water

NEWS:

Virginia Beach Curfew

Civilian Conservation Corps

Virginia Passes Law Banning Kids From Social Media More Than One Hour Per Day

Answer our Question for next week:

  What is the best charity in Tidewater?

 

TIDEWATER TIP:

Juneteenth In Norfolk

Beach Lawn And Garden

Sailing Through History: The Tale of Hjalmar Charlton

Hjalmar Charlton's Grave with obituary

What's the coolie trade?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coolie
https://cooliedataviz.com/the-coolie-trade

Seatack Station
https://www.dhr.virginia.gov/historic-registers/134-0047/
https://www.vbsurfrescuemuseum.org/
https://www.vabeach.com/virginia-beach-history/

Ship Wreck Clean Up

Donate to the clean up

Last Weeks Question:
- What do the kids love to do in Tidewater?
- Beach, APEX, Botanical Gardens, Dave & Busters, Adventure Park (ziplines—better one in Richmond, but VB is nice too just more obstacle course than ziplines),  walks around Mt Trashmore, glass blowing class at Chrysler Hall or just Chrysler Hall tour, free Oceanfront concerts on Wednesday evenings and free Beach Blanket Cinema movies on Thursdays, rollerskating/inlineskating at SK8Dojo, Ocean Breeze Waterpark, picnic in the park with frisbee game, Blueberry picking in Pongo, local Library events, Gator Pool
- Ocean breeze
- Blue gap farm
- Library

This Weeks Question:
- What is the best FREE thing to do in Tidewater?

Tidewater Tip:

Historical Markers Database

Dred Scott Marker

Goat Yoga

Celebrating Community and Confronting Challenges

Listen here: https://castbox.fm/episode/Celebrating-Community-and-Confronting-Challenges-id6459239-id815341202?country=us

In this episode of Tidewater Talk, hosts Brodie and Co dive into a variety of local topics and personal stories. Brodie shares his recent fascination with the classic TV show "Little House on the Prairie" and a related podcast, "Walnut Grove Cast," which humorously dissects episodes of the show. Meanwhile, Co joyfully announces her new role as a grandmother, sharing the excitement and challenges of her daughter's recent childbirth experience. The hosts also discuss the abrupt cancellation of a local carnival due to security shortages, expressing frustration with city leadership and the lack of investigative journalism in local news. The conversation shifts to a discussion on changes in local policies, including a controversial reduction in free communication for inmates at the Virginia Beach Correctional Center and a legal case involving a Norfolk firefighter's medical marijuana use. The episode wraps up with local tips, including the upcoming Norfolk Harborfest and a valuable safety tip about registering personal information with VB Alert for emergency situations. Brodie and Co reflect on the importance of community, gratitude, and the value of their podcast in fostering neighborly love and understanding.

Hyperlocal(s)

WalnutGroveCast

Carnival News Stories:

Pilot

WKTR

Wavy

Five Minute Calls for Inmates

Harbor Fest

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