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Turn Left at the Cactus

Listen in as we chat with residents of the San Felipe, Baja, Mexico area about why they came here, why they stay (or, return as snowbirds), and things which they feel should be better known about our area. Their recommendations range from interesting places, people, or objects to stories, experiences, or ideas. In the process, we also get to know a little bit more about local businesses, organizations, noteworthy events, and some useful and useless information. Please subscribe and follow us on Face

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00:06:49

Fork In The Road: George Jackson/Desert Survival #3...

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2023/05/14

In this Turn Left at the Cactus Fork in the Road, George Jackson covers the basics of desert navigation. Included: GPS, Map, Compass, Flagging, Sat Phone, Cell Phone. If you are enjoying these podcasts and are discovering a few things you didn't originally know about the San Felipe area, please don't forget to give us a LIKE. Thanks for listening. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/calyn-whedbee/message

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00:14:37

Fork In The Road: George Jackson/Desert Survival #2...

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2023/05/12

Turn Left at the Cactus takes a "Fork in the Road" to hear what desert guide, George Jackson has to recommend about human preparation in the desert. In this segment he focuses on the importance of shade, water, first-aid, and meds to carry. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/calyn-whedbee/message

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00:11:30

Fork In The Road: George Jackson/Desert Survival #1...

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2023/05/12

In this episode of Turn Left at the Cactus, we take a Fork in the Road to focus on the importance of desert preparedness. Who better than long-time resident, off-road racer, and desert guide, George Jackson, to lead the way! In this first Fork in the Road on desert survival, George covers vehicle preparation. In it he covers SUVs, VWs, Pickups, UTVs--what to carry in an emergency. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/calyn-whedbee/message

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00:33:38

Episode #9: An Interview with Donna van Groningen:...

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2023/03/19

In this episode we had an opportunity to speak with Donna van Groningen. Donna's husband, Joe, is part owner and founder of the San Felipe Brewery. Between the two of them, they have put in a lot of time and effort getting this idea for a business in Mexico off the ground. Here we learn a little more about them and the evolution and workings of what has become the first (and, most popular) local microbrewery. Donna also shares her thoughts on the need for more communication between San Felipe

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00:53:29

Episode #8: An Interview with Debra Carson

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2023/03/04

A former music teacher, vocalist, and violinist, Debra Carson has been coming to the Baja of Mexico since childhood. She currently splits her time between San Felipe and Rosarito. In this episode, we learn how and why she came to make the Baja her home. We also hear about her business ventures and charitable efforts in Mexico. We also discover what she and Gisella Romero are working on for karaoke night at the (Mac & Nan) EDR Pavillion. Finally, she reveals why--and, what--things loves about the

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Episode #7 An Interview with Gisella Romero

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2023/02/18

In this episode we spoke with Gisella Romero. Unlike many of us, Gisella was born in Mexicali, but has spent her life growing up and living in San Felipe, Baja, Mexico. As a musician--with the band, Ray Guns; an entrepreneur -- Smoky's Pizza; and, manager: Rustique Home Decor, Gisella is proud to call San Felipe home. This is a unique opportunity to hear why someone who has grown up in San Felipe has chosen to remain in San Felipe, rather than escape elsewhere--as so many of us have chosen to do. If

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00:42:39

Episode 6: An Interview with Gabby Morin

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2023/02/08

In this episode, Tricia and I caught up with Gabby Morin: Mom, volleyball afficionada, and staff member at the San Felipe Brewery. Born in Mexico and raised in the States, she shares with us her experiences growing up and raising a family on both sides of the border. She talks about the circumstances that led her to discovery of San Felipe; why she fell in love with the place; and, what has encouraged her to stay. --- Send in a voice message:

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00:58:48

Episode #5: An Interview with George Jackson

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2022/12/13

For those of you here in San Felipe who haven't had the pleasure of running into George Jackson, you're in for a treat. George is a long time resident and ex-pat of the San Felipe area. When it comes to all things having to do with off-road racing, desert survival, micro-beers, and general knowledge of the area, you can't go too far wrong by George....by George. In this episode, George shares a bit about his background growing up in Idaho, joining the marines, and becoming an surveyor. He also talks

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Episode #4: Interview with Yvonne Armour and Lynn...

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2022/11/17

In this episode, co-host, Tricia Sikes and I spoke with Yvonne Armour and Lynn Lazzarini. These two women have devoted time, energy, and expertise to working within the San Felipe community to create programs to assist children, the elderly, and horses with special needs. Yvonne was born and raised in Colorado and moved to Texas where she spent 27 years working with children birth to 6. She also assisted with an equine program working with students with disabilities and PTSD. She moved to San

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00:07:02

Fork in the Road #1: Valley of the Giants--The Cardon

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2022/10/31

In a previous episode, the author of "Death in the Baja," Marnie J. Ross felt that the Valley of the Giants and the Cardon cactus were deserving of much more of our attention. Tricia and I confess to only having a very superficial/"yes, we've been there" knowledge of the forest. Therefore, our curiosity was piqued and we set about to do a little more reading. In this first mini-episode of Fork in the Road, we share a few things which struck us as interesting. We hope you will discover something you,

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00:01:52

Why the Fork in the Road? An Explanation.

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2022/10/31

Tricia and I have noticed that as we interview guests, there are definite gaps in our knowledge about the area. Consequently, in order to fill those gaps, we will be doing a bit more research and sharing what we learn with our listeners. We will call these mini-episodes: "Fork in the Road." We hope you will join us as we learn more about our area. -Cal --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/calyn-whedbee/message

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00:32:27

Episode #3: Building Sustainable Homes and Breaking...

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2022/10/23

In this episode, Tricia and I visited with Melody Ashley, founder of Casa Digna,Inc., a non-profit organization dedicated to recycling used tires to construct new homes for single moms and vulnerable families in the local San Felipe area. We are treated to an afternoon on the patio of her tire home. She discusses her background in service to others and her education in waste management and how those things played an important role in her decision to tackle the issue of wasted tires and turning

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Episode #2: Interview with Rachel Fraser

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2022/09/28

In this episode I'm joined by co-host, Tricia Sikes. Together we spoke to Rachel Fraser. Rachel, at forty-four and a single mom, is a member of the younger set of ex-pats who have chosen--not to retired--but, to live, work and raise kids in the San Felipe area. As a member of the San Felipe Brewing Company Staff, she presents a unique perspective of what's to love about the area, including the easy going nature and honesty of the people, the importance of family, affordability, and the history and

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Episode#1 "Death in the Baja: A Mystery Novel Set in...

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2022/09/17

In this episode I interview Marnie J Ross, author of "Death in the Baja: A San Amaro Mystery" about what brought her to Baja; what she loves about the area; and, what she feels is deserving of attention. We talk about her newly published book and what we can expect in the sequel. She also describes favorite places to go and things to do, including the beaches, the desert, the San Felipe Brew Pub, and, favorite, Valley of the Giants. "Death in the Baja: A Mystery Novel Set in

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Welcome to Turn Left At The Cactus-Intro

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2022/08/27

In this "trailer episode" we introduce the podcast and tell a little bit about it and who will be our first guest. In September, listeners can look forward to learning more about Baja resident and author, Marnie J. Ross. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/calyn-whedbee/message

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