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with Captain Mickey and Captain Bennie
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Hour 3 of the Outdoors Show! This hour Captain Mickey talks with James Plaag and takes calls from the sickos to close out Sunday Funday!
Hour 2 of the Outdoors Show! This hour Captain Mickey talks with Lynn Smith from Port O' Conner and Tex Bonin from Conroe
Hour 1 of the Outdoors Show! This hour Captain Mickey talks with Glenn "The Hammer" Hammond from Tri-Bay, Richard Tatsch from Conroe, and Jeff Naylor from Port O' Conner.
Cliff Webb kicks off the last hour of the show with a hunting report and fishing report from Corpus Christi. Harry Detant joins the show to discuss the weather, fishing, and when its the most popular time in Livingston.
Captain Mickey kicks off hour two with Mike Jeffcoat from Venice, LA. James Plaag joins the show with a fishing report from Galveston. Sharky Marquez ends the last segment of the hour.
Captain Mickey kicks off the show with a weather update. Bill Watkins joins the show with a fishing report from Sabine Lake. Richard Tatsch and Charlie Paradowski end the last segment of the hour with fishing reports from Conroe and Matagorda Bay.
From fishing to hunting, it’s great to listen to all the stories and updates. Going back to the Bob Stevenson days when I was a kid I’ve always enjoyed it. Mickey is a great host that gives us amateurs a chance to call and ask questions. I appreciate the podcast and hope this show continues for many years to come.
There’s something fishy about this show. The locations where the fish are biting are not correct. Trinity will never be fishable Harvey killed it and the rest of the bay. Everyone go to Matagorda .
Since May 5, the podcast is not being automatically downloaded with the app. I have to play it on the laptop, which I am always around. Love the show and have listened to it for more years than I can count and love getting it on my mobile device. Please fix😱

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The Rehoboth Art League’s signature summer event, the Outdoor Show, returns to our historic Henlopen Acres campus in 2022. More than 100 artists and artisans from around the country will display and sell their fine art and fine crafts amidst the Rehoboth Art League’s 3.5+ acre wooded campus, just blocks from the busy downtown Rehoboth Avenue in coastal Delaware. The annual Outdoor Show is a juried event yielding exceptional work, and many of the artists actively enjoy demonstrating their creativity during each day of the show.
The Outdoor Show is not simply a fine art and fine crafts show, but it is an unforgettable summer event full of activities, including great food, live music, artist demonstrations, gallery exhibits, beautiful gardens, the historic Peter Marsh Homestead, and a Dogfish Head Beer Garden. While events of the past year will have us modify our traditional activities to comply with health and safety requirements, we look forward to again welcoming the public at this open-air event, which spans several acres of property.
RAL follows CDC guidance. Hand sanitizer is provided at entry booths and around campus. Practice social distancing as you walk the pathways and visit booths.
Explore a c omplete list of participating artists here and find them on campus when you join us for the event.
The League’s Annual Outdoor Show traditionally includes a variety of food and drink options, including local favorites The Point Coffee and Bake Shoppe , which offers a variety of breakfast and lunch options, and Chesapeake & Maine ‘s seafood-centric menu. There will also be lemonade outside of the Children’s Studio, with proceeds benefitting RAL’s Visual Arts Outreach program, which offers free arts education opportunities to young people in underserved areas of Sussex County. In the afternoon, wander the Homestead Garden, where Dogfish Head craft brews will be offered, with proceeds to benefit the care of RAL’s historic gardens, which we maintain in the vision of our organization’s founder, Louise Corkran.
Our Outdoor Show annually offers an array of performing musicians for our attendees to enjoy, located in the memorial garden in the center of campus, as well as roaming musical acts.
11am-1pm Van Williamson Trio, Music Garden
11am-1pm Mixed Blessings, RAL Campus
1pm-3pm Barbara Twigg, Tubbs Gallery
3pm-5pm Homestead Band, Music Garden
10am-12pm Barbara Twigg, Tubbs Gallery
12pm-2pm The Problematics, Tubbs Gallery
2pm-4pm The Pros from Dover, Music Garden
11am-1pm Joe Baione Trio, Music Garden
12pm-2pm Chris Johnson, Tubbs Gallery
2pm-4pm The Hot Sauce Band, Music Garden
11am-1pm Jay Brown Trio, Music Garden
12pm-2pm Chris Johnson, Tubbs Gallery
2pm-4pm Jeff Shoop & David Gorozdos, Music Garden
“A Distance I Have Wandered,” Kate Meyer, oil, 36” x 36”
Kate Meyer is an artist and farm owner who has donated an original oil painting to the Rehoboth Art League to help raise funds to support its education and exhibition programs. Meyer’s piece, “A Distance I Have Wandered,” a 36” x 36” original oil is valued at $3000. Learn more about her work on her website or visit her during the event at booth #46.
The piece is on display in the Corkran Gallery. Raffle tickets are $5 per ticket of five for $20 and may be purchased at the RAL membership booth and the front desk of the Corkran Gallery through August 14. Ticket holders must be 18 years of age or older and need not be present to win. Please be sure that your phone number, address, email, and name is included on each ticket.
Each year, the League’s Docent team, which volunteers in the Peter Marsh Homestead to greet guests and provide information, holds a fundraiser with the goal of raising funds for preservation projects on campus. Participating Outdoor Show artists each donate a piece of work and patrons may bid online–or buy pieces outright–over the course of the event. Browse available fine art and fine craft now, and check back as additional items become available. Auction closes 4pm at Sunday, August 14.
Limited, open-air trolley service will be available from the parking lot of Rehoboth Elementary School, located at 500 Stockley Street, Rehoboth Beach, DE. Please be advised that appropriate safety protocols will be enforced. Limited parking is available in proximity to the Rehoboth Art League’s campus, and we encourage guests to carpool or to ride by bike to our property, where a designated bike and scooter parking area is available.
There is a weekend entry fee of $5 for adults. There is no charge for children under the age of 12. Tickets can be purchased by cash or credit card at the gate.
The Rehoboth Art League will be offering special gifts over the course of the Outdoor Show to people taking out new memberships or renewing an existing membership while they are on campus. Visit our Membership Table in the Corkran Gallery to speak with a staff member about RAL member benefits and to see what membership level is best for you.
And the many local businesses, whose sponsorship makes this event possible:
49th Annual Outdoor Fine Art & Fine Craft Show
Saturdays 10am-5pm, Sundays 10am-4pm
View a complete list of juried artists here
This organization is supported, in part, by a grant from the Delaware Division of the Arts , a state agency, in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts . The Division promotes Delaware arts events on www.DelawareScene.com .
This organization is supported, in part, by a grant from the Delaware Division of the Arts , a state agency, in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts . The Division promotes Delaware arts events on www.DelawareScene.com .

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Hosted by Jeff Lageman, Capt. Kevin Faver & Capt. Kirk Waltz Saturday, 7:00 AM – 10:00 AM If you’re looking for the latest and greatest talk about hunting, fishing, food, and fun for the First Coast, look no further. Sit in with outdoor enthusiasts Jeff Lageman, Kevin Faver and Captain Kirk Waltz every Saturday morning for the ultimate collection of great stories, entertaining callers and insightful guests.
Captain Kevin Faver is a 4th generation native Floridian, a resident of St. Augustine who has been a licensed charter Captain since the age of 18. He started hunting and fishing with his father and grandfather at the age of five, and learned from one of the best captains around, Captain Mike Scanlan. Mike taught Kevin not only how to be a better fisherman but how to be a top-notch charter Captain. Captain Kevin is an expert tarpon, cobia, kingfish, and shark fisherman, along with redfish, trout, flounder and many other species that like to get caught (or not). In the late 90’s, Captain Kevin launched The Outdoors Show with Jeff Lageman and Captain Kirk Waltz, and still hosts that program along with Fishing Forecast.
Captain Kirk is a U.S. Coast Guard certified charter captain with over 22 years’ experience. He was born and raised in Charleston, South Carolina. As a young boy, his father took him fishing at every opportunity he could on the backwaters of the Edisto, Ashley, Cooper, and Kiawah Rivers exploring the many waterways of the backcountry. Hours were also spent combing the big lakes Moultrie and Marion too near Columbia, South Carolina. After attending college in Cocoa Beach, Captain Kirk moved to Jacksonville Beach in the early 80s. He has expert knowledge of the inshore and offshore areas around Jacksonville, stretching from St. Augustine to Amelia Island.
Jeff Lageman holds an impressive resume in both the world of professional sports and radio and television broadcasting.
Captain Kevin Faver is a 4th generation native Floridian, a resident of St. Augustine who has been a licensed charter Captain since the age of 18. He started hunting and fishing with his father and grandfather at the age of five, and learned from one of the best captains around, Captain Mike Scanlan. Mike taught Kevin not only how to be a better fisherman but how to be a top-notch charter Captain. Captain Kevin is an expert tarpon, cobia, kingfish, and shark fisherman, along with redfish, trout, flounder and many other species that like to get caught (or not). In the late 90’s, Captain Kevin launched The Outdoors Show with Jeff Lageman and Captain Kirk Waltz, and still hosts that program along with Fishing Forecast.
Captain Kirk is a U.S. Coast Guard certified charter captain with over 22 years’ experience. He was born and raised in Charleston, South Carolina. As a young boy, his father took him fishing at every opportunity he could on the backwaters of the Edisto, Ashley, Cooper, and Kiawah Rivers exploring the many waterways of the backcountry. Hours were also spent combing the big lakes Moultrie and Marion too near Columbia, South Carolina. After attending college in Cocoa Beach, Captain Kirk moved to Jacksonville Beach in the early 80s. He has expert knowledge of the inshore and offshore areas around Jacksonville, stretching from St. Augustine to Amelia Island.
Jeff Lageman holds an impressive resume in both the world of professional sports and radio and television broadcasting.
Captain Kevin Faver is a 4th generation native Floridian, a resident of St. Augustine who has been a licensed charter Captain since the age of 18. He started hunting and fishing with his father and grandfather at the age of five, and learned from one of the best captains around, Captain Mike Scanlan. Mike taught Kevin not only how to be a better fisherman but how to be a top-notch charter Captain. Captain Kevin is an expert tarpon, cobia, kingfish, and shark fisherman, along with redfish, trout, flounder and many other species that like to get caught (or not). In the late 90’s, Captain Kevin launched The Outdoors Show with Jeff Lageman and Captain Kirk Waltz, and still hosts that program along with Fishing Forecast.
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