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Riverboat is a 44-episode western television series starring Darren McGavin and Burt Reynolds broadcast on the NBC television network from September 13, 1959 until January 2, 1961. It was produced by Revue Studios.

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• Darren McGavin as Captain Grey Holden
• Dick Wessel as Carney Kohler
• Jack Lambert as Joshua Walcek
• Michael McGreevey as Chip Kessler
• Burt Reynolds as Ben Frazer [ 1 ]
• Noah Beery Jr. as Bill Blake [ 2 ]

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Riverboat was a TV-series of 2 seasons that ran from 1959 to 1961.

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Captain Grey Holden and his crew navigate the vessel called the Enterprise principally, along the Mississippi, Missouri and Ohio rivers. Holden and his men encounter interesting characters along the way, including U.S. President Zachary Taylor, General Winfield Scott and a pre-presidential Abraham Lincoln. - Source: Wikipedia.org

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Actors appearing in more than 40% of all episodes.

• Darren McGavin (42 episodes as Captain Grey Holden )
• Dick Wessel (42 episodes as Carney Kohler )
• Jack Lambert (23 episodes: 1 as Tony Walchek , 7 as Joshua MacGregor , 15 as Joshua Walcek )
• Burt Reynolds (20 episodes as Ben Frazer )

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Riverboat is an American Western television series starring Darren McGavin and Burt Reynolds , produced by Revue Studios , and broadcast on the NBC television network from 1959 to 1961. Reynolds was replaced by Noah Beery Jr. halfway through the series in the wake of conflicts with McGavin. [ citation needed ]

Season 1: 1959–60

Season 2: 1960–61, guest stars, female guest stars, male guest stars, further reading, external links.

In the series, Captain Grey Holden and his crew navigate the vessel called the Enterprise principally along the Mississippi , Missouri , and Ohio Rivers . Some episodes are set in the eastern end of the American West or in the Midwest . Holden and his men encounter interesting characters along the way, including U.S. President Zachary Taylor , General Winfield Scott and a prepresidential Abraham Lincoln . One episode focuses indirectly on the Texan Revolution of 1836. Unlike most Westerns, which are set after the American Civil War , the story's time frame precedes the conflict, and includes the 1830s and the 1840s. The series ended on the NBC midseason schedule in January 1961, replaced by a drama about the sectional conflict, The Americans .

Darren McGavin played Captain Grey Holden for 40 episodes. Dan Duryea played Captain Brad Turner for two episodes while McGavin was embroiled in contract disputes. [1] Burt Reynolds , in his television debut, played McGavin's partner and chief pilot Ben Frazer in 20 episodes, and was replaced by Noah Beery, Jr. , who played Bill Blake, for Season Two.

Dick Wessel , as chief stoker Carney Kohler, was cast in 41 episodes; Jack Lambert was cast in 23 episodes as first mate Joshua MacGregor (having played a different character, Tony Walchek, earlier in the series); John Mitchum co-starred in 10 episodes as Pickalong, the ship's cook; Michael McGreevey was cast in 17 episodes as cabin boy Chip Kessler; and William D. Gordon played first mate Joe Travis in 13 episodes before his character's death.

The series featured an array of leading ladies of that era as guest stars, including Mary Tyler Moore , cast as the "Brunette Girl in Coach", with Jeanne Carmen as Janine, the "Blonde Girl in Coach", in the 1959 episode, "A Night at Trapper's Landing". Moore played Lily Belle de Lesseps the next year in "Trunk Full of Dreams" (1960).

Other female guest stars include:

Many male guest stars also appeared on Riverboat . Ricardo Montalbán portrayed United States Army Lt. Andre B. Devereaux in "A Night at Trapper's Landing" (November 8, 1959). In the story line, the Enterprise is commandeered by the military for a punitive expedition against the Indians after an attack on Devereaux and his men. Ben Frazer, however, tries to convince the Army that the uprising is really the result of a local Indian agent. The episode features Judson Pratt , as Sergeant Ned Bolger, Stacy Harris as Colonel Nicholson, and Raymond Bailey as General Jacoby, with other roles for character actors Morris Ankrum , R.G. Armstrong , and Peter Whitney .

Other male guest stars include:

• Eddie Albert , as Dan Simpson, with Russell Johnson as Darius, and John M. Pickard , from the Western series Boots and Saddles , uncredited as a river pirate, in "The Unwilling" (1959): In the story line, Dan Simpson attempts to open a general store despite a raid from pirates who stole $20,000 in merchandise. Debra Paget is cast as Lela Russell.
• Jack Albertson , as Sampson J. Binton, and DeForest Kelley as Alex Jeffords, in the series finale, "Listen to the Nightingale" (1961): Holden and Blake transport an opera singer (Jeanne Bal) and her musicians to New Orleans in exchange for a share of her concert receipts.
• Robert Bray , prior to Stagecoach West , as Tom Byson, with Beverly Garland as Dr. Nora James, in "Three Graves" (1960), the story of three mysterious recent graves in a river town.
• Charles Bronson , as Crowley, with Ray Teal as Sheriff Clay, in "Zigzag" (1960): Bill Blake (Noah Beery Jr.) is at a doctor's office in a river town when he is abducted by three outlaws who think that Blake is the doctor. The outlaws then demand that Blake pretend to be the son of a dying old man so he can compel the man to reveal the location of a large amount of money in his possession. William Fawcett is cast as Pinty Walters, the owner of the cabin where the old man is living. Stella Stevens plays Pinty's daughter, Lisa.
• Edgar Buchanan , as Wingate Pritchard Pardee in "Duel on the River" (1960): Holden and his crew come between Brian Cloud ( Robert Emhardt ), a regional cotton baron, and a dissident grower, Beaudry Rawlings ( Claude Akins ), and Beaudry's ambitious wife, Laurie (Fay Spain), who is a cousin of Pardee's. Akins also appeared as Jarret Sutton in "Escape to Memphis" (1959); Sutton pursues his former sister-in-law Laura Sutton (Jeanne Crain), a passenger on the Enterprise , who has killed her husband (his brother) in self-defense. Forrest Lewis appears in this episode as Mr. Chambers.
• Richard Carlson , as Paul Drake in "The Faithless" (1959): Drake is an escaped prisoner with medical training being transported on the Enterprise back to jail. Having lost his religious faith, Drake refuses to render medical assistance to a two-year-old girl stricken with a communicable disease that threatens the entire vessel. William Phipps and Jeanne Bates play the parents of the child. Bethel Leslie portrays Cathy Norris.
• Anthony Caruso , as the Cherokee Chief White Bull in "The Long Trail" (1960): A group of Indians is being transported on the Enterprise , rather than walking the Trail of Tears to their reservation in Indian Territory . Harry Lauter and Dennis Cross also appear in this episode.
• Richard Chamberlain , as Lt. Dave Winslow in "Chicota Landing" (1960): In the story line, Juan Cortilla, a Mexican bandit played by Joe De Santis , is stormed from jail. Lieutenant Winslow asks Holden to transport Cortilla and his men to a military garrison. Instead, Cortilla takes over the Enterprise and its gunpowder. Connie Hines portrays Lucy Bridges, and Ted de Corsia is cast as another bandit.
• Lloyd Corrigan , as John Jenkins, with Anne Baxter as Ellie Jenkins, in "A Race to Cincinnati" (1959): Three ruthless men try to prevent a peach farmer from getting his crop to market in Cincinnati : He will lose his valuable land if he cannot make the last payment to his creditors.
• Francis De Sales , as Ed Baker, with child actor Tom Nolan as Tommy Jones, a stowaway, in "The Boy from Pittsburgh" (1959): Series character Grey Holden transports a box of diamonds, not knowing that a pickpocket has taken the gems and switched the contents of the box. King Donovan is cast as Paddy Britt; Mona Freeman is Louise Rutherford, a beautiful young widow; Robert Emhardt is Jeb Carter.
• Dan Duryea , as Captain Brad Turner, in "The Wichita Arrows" (1960): Turner is in temporary command of the Enterprise while Grey Holden is recruiting new customers. Turner stops at a river town to collect fur pelts, but finds the proprietors of the establishment all dead with arrows in their backs. In the following episode, "Fort Epitaph" (1960), Captain Turner takes a cargo of cannon to a fort on the Little Missouri River within hostile Sioux country. Turner soon finds that the once-peaceful Indians have been driven to rebellion by the tough commander of the fort, who commandeers the Enterprise and orders its crew to attack the Sioux.
• Buddy Ebsen , as Niles Cox, with Gregory Walcott as Salem Cox, in "The Water of Gorgeous Springs" (1960): Two hillbilly families, the Coxes and the Jenningses, are engaged in a murderous feud aboard the Enterprise on which they find themselves as unlikely traveling companions. Barry Atwater is cast as Gould Jennings, Joycelyn Brando is Charity Jennings, and Sherry Jackson is Inez Cox. Less than two years later, Buddy Ebsen rocketed to national stardom in the CBS sitcom, The Beverly Hillbillies . This episode aired the night before the 1960 presidential election .
• Gene Evans , as Sgt. Dan Phillips, James Griffith as Crpl. Sam Giler, Ron Hagerthy as Phelan, and Stuart Randall as General Winfield Scott in "The Quota" (1960): Sergeant Phillips shanghais Holden and a crew member to meet the Army's "quota" of new recruits.
• Paul Fix , known as Sheriff Micah Torrance on The Rifleman , as President Taylor in "That Taylor Affair" (1960), with Arlene Dahl as Lucy Belle.
• Bruce Gordon , as Garnett in "Forbidden Island" (1960), the story of Cajun outlaws who inhabit a remote island.
• Clu Gulager , prior to his role as Billy the Kid on NBC's The Tall Man , as Beau Chandler, and Kevin Hagen as John Hollister, in "Jessie Quinn" (1959), a tale of intrigue involving the Texas Revolution: Holden attempts to send weapons to Sam Houston , but forces of Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna in Mexico threaten to blow up the Enterprise to prevent the delivery. Mercedes McCambridge is cast in the title role of this episode.
• John Ireland , as Chris Slade, and Karl Swenson as Ansel Torgin, in "The Fight Back" (1959): Young Tom Fowler ( Tom Laughlin ) has made himself the boss of Hampton, a corrupt river town near Vicksburg . Fowler blocks farmers from shipping their crops to market. In a dispute over a wedding held on the Enterprise , a lynch mob led by Fowler comes after Holden.
• Douglas Kennedy , as McLeigh in "The Night of the Faceless Men" (1960): Broadcaster Hugh Downs portrays Dan Flynn; Frank Ferguson is cast as Roger. In the story line, while he is seeking to purchase wood, Holden encounters a river town in the clutches of hooded racketeers.
• George Kennedy , as Gunner Slagle, with Slim Pickens as Porter Slagle; Dennis O'Keefe as boxing promoter Dan Muldoon, and Norma Crane as Sarah Prentice, in "River Champion" (1960), a story about a prize fight aboard the Enterprise .
• Sandy Kenyon , as lawyer Abraham Lincoln, with Tyler McVey as a judge and Denver Pyle as Jim Bledsoe, in "No Bridge on the River" (1960): Holden sues the railroad when the Enterprises on a dark and stormy night strikes a rail bridge atop the Mississippi River; Lincoln is the attorney representing the railroad.
• Dayton Lummis , as Gideon Templeton in "Path of the Eagle" (1960); a group of wealthy travelers hire Grey Holden to transport them to Independence , Missouri, where they will join a wagon train to the West. One of their party, however, conspires with river pirates to hijack the Enterprise and rob the passengers. Dianne Foster appears as Marian Templeton, with Myron Healey as Steven Barrows.
• Raymond Massey , prior to the television series Dr. Kildare , as Sir Oliver Garnett in "Trunk Full of Dreams" (1960): The Enterprise becomes a floating theater when a group of actors comes on board. Bethel Leslie is cast as Juliet, Willard Waterman is de Lesseps, Mary Tyler Moore is Lily Belle, and Robert Foulk is Captain Smiley.
• Doug McClure , prior to The Virginian , as Corporal Jenkins in "The Face of Courage" (1959): Amid the threat of Sioux attack, the Enterprise is commandeered by Sergeant Major Carmody ( Paul Birch ) while it is delivering military cargo to an Army outpost on the Missouri River. Joanna Moore appears in this episode as Kitty McGuire.
• Stephen McNally as Jeb Randall, with Stuart Randall as Harry, in "Hang the Men High" (1960): Based on the word of a dying man, two passengers are seized from the Enterprise and tried before a kangaroo court . Walter Sande is cast as Tom Feller and Karen Steele is Sue Parker.
• Read Morgan , as Clint Casey in "The Barrier" (1959): Passengers included a young man on assignment to become an Indian agent in the West and the miscreant who tries to bribe the agent to allow liquor sales on the reservation. William Bendix is cast as Vance Muldoon, and Elizabeth Montgomery is Mrs. Abigai Carruthers.
• Ed Nelson , prior to Peyton Place , as Tim Tyler in "The Quick Noose" (1960): Enterprise crew member Carney Kohler could hang for the fatal stabbing of the son of Judge Wingate. The murderer used Kohler's knife to carry out the crime. Willis Bouchey plays the judge.
• Vincent Price , as Otto Justin in "Witness No Evil" (1959): Justin is transporting exotic animals on the Enterprise, from Natchez, Mississippi , for use in a traveling circus headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri. One of the animals, Koko the Ape, can steal passengers' valuables from their rooms and then flee at will.
• Cliff Robertson , as Martinus Van Der Brig, with Robert J. Wilke as Red Dog Hanlon, in "End of a Dream" (1960): Con man Van Der Brig persuades Holden to transport a group of pioneers to "Rolling Stone", a tract of land which he recently purchased, but cannot match the expectations of the settlers.
• Lee Van Cleef , as Luke Cragg in "Strange Request" (1959): Jan Sterling as actress Lorna Langton charters the Enterprise for a trip to an abandoned trading post, where she retrieves a boy being held by river pirates who claim that he had been rescued from Indians. Lawrence Dobkin is cast as David Fields; Rhys Williams , as Josiah Cragg.
• Robert Vaughn , as the lead in "About Roger Mowbray" (1959): Cassie Baird (Madlyn Rhue), a former girlfriend of Roger Mowbray's, tells Mrs. Jeanette Mowbray (Vera Miles) that Roger married her for her money. Roger learns that his father is also undermining his marriage. John Hoyt is cast as Antoine Rigaud.
• Will Wright , curmudgeonly character actor, as J.C. Sickel, with Aldo Ray as Hunk Farber, John Larch as Touhy, and Barbara Bel Geddes as Missy, in "Payment in Full" (1959): Farber betrays his friend and employer to collect reward money, which he uses to court his girlfriend, Missy.

NBC hoped the series would defeat Maverick , a Western series which star James Garner would leave for a major theatrical film career a season later and be replaced by Roger Moore . Riverboat was described as " Wagon Train on water". Darren McGavin was known from playing Mike Hammer and Burt Reynolds was cast for romantic interest. [2]

"We've spent a lot of money and put a lot of time into making it a quality show," said McGavin. [3]

On October 30, 2007, Timeless Media Group released a three-disc best-of set featuring 15 episodes from the series. [4]

On May 15, 2012, Timeless Media Group released Riverboat- The Complete Series on DVD in Region 1. [5]

The New York Times called the pilot "labored and dull". [6]

The Los Angeles Times said it was "produced with the slick vacuity of a B movie with pleasantly inconsequential stories and an utter disregard for the color and background that the Riverboat called for." [7]

The premiere episode rated 11.9 against Maverick ' s 22.9 and a rerun of That's My Boy with 7.5. [8]

In January 1960, the series was shifted from Sunday nights to Monday.

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• ↑ Riverboat   : The Evolution of a Television Series, 1959-1961 by S.L. Kotar and J.E. Gessler
• ↑ Riverboat Set to Sink Maverick Wolters, Larry. Chicago Daily Tribune 20 Aug 1959: c10.
• ↑ 'Riverboat' Owner Calm On Series Debut Sunday By Lawrence Laurent. The Washington Post and Times-Herald 11 Sep 1959: C8.
• ↑ "Riverboat DVD news: Announcement for Riverboat - the Complete Series | TVShowsOnDVD.com" . Archived from the original on 2012-02-17 . Retrieved 2012-02-15 .
• ↑ "N. B. C. Offers Saturday Night Series Starring Henry Fonda in Western" By JACK GOULD. The New York Times , 14 Sep 1959: 59.
• ↑ "THE TV SCENE---: Wagon Trains on Land, Sea and Air STRAWS IN THE TRADE WINDS": SMITH, YCECIL. Los Angeles Times , 13 Jan 1960: A8.
• ↑ " ' Riverboat' Bucks Tide On Its Maiden Voyage By Lawrence Laurent". The Washington Post and Times-Herald , 15 Sep 1959: A22.
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Riverboat: The Evolution of a Television Series, by S. L. Kotar and J. E. Gessler. 2010. Albany, BearManor Media. ISBN   978-1-59393-505-4 .

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Join hosts Dr. Han Leong Goh and Sean Yocum on Behavior Bridge, the podcast that connects ABA concepts with Cross River Therapy by exploring practical strategies, engaging in expert interviews, and participating in some insightful discussions on recent research. Whether you're an experienced practitioner or new to the field, tune in for actionable tips and valuable insights to elevate your practice and enhance client outcomes. Explore CEU opportunities as Cross River Therapy is a ACE Provider.

Episode 6: Challenging the Pathology Paradigm - Brian Middleton on Autism, Culture, and Radical Behaviorism

In this episode, we sit down with Brian Middleton BCBA to explore the intersection of autism, culture, and radical behaviorism. Brian challenges the traditional pathology paradigm, offering a fresh perspective on autism that emphasizes understanding and acceptance rather than diagnosis and treatment. We dive into how cultural context shapes our views on neurodiversity and discuss the role of radical behaviorism in promoting more compassionate and individualized approaches to supporting autistic individuals. We also touch on the dangers of extinction, the misinterpretation of social validity, and also discuss the definition of behavior analysis. Tune in for an insightful conversation that questions conventional thinking and advocates for a more inclusive approach to autism.

Episode 5: Bridging Perspectives: ABA and the Autistic Community with Heather Gonzalez

In this episode of Behavior Bridge, Dr Han and Sean welcome Heather Gonzales, PhD, BCBA-D, LBA, MAT, a seasoned expert with over two decades of experience in the autism service field. Join us as we explore Heather's journey and her advocacy for a transformative approach to ABA—one that is neurodivergence-affirming, trauma-informed, and deeply meaningful to the autistic community. Heather shares her insights on the importance of de-stigmatizing mental illness and fostering openness about our collective needs. Tune in for a compelling conversation that bridges perspectives and highlights the significance of inclusive, empathetic practices in ABA. Who is Heather Gonzales? Heather Gonzales is a distinguished professional with a robust background in autism services and Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). She holds a BA from Trinity University and a Master of Arts in Teaching with a focus on early childhood education from the same institution. Heather furthered her expertise with an M.Ed. in Special Education and a Ph.D. in Special Education from the University of Texas at Austin. With 20 years of experience in the autism service field, Heather has dedicated 14 of those years to ABA. She has been a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) for 12 years and a BCBA-D for 8 years. Heather is a passionate advocate for transforming ABA practices to be more neurodivergence-affirming, trauma-informed, and meaningful to the learners. Heather is also committed to de-stigmatizing mental illness and promoting openness about our collective needs. As a survivor of postpartum psychosis, she advocates for maternal mental health and shares her experiences and insights through her blog, Mentally Ill Motherhood. Connect with Heather professionally at [email protected] or visit her blog at www.mentallyillmotherhood.wordpress.com. For personal correspondence regarding mental health and maternal mental health advocacy, she can be reached at [email protected].

Episode 4: Four Decades of Insight-A 40-Year Review of Functional Analysis of Problem Behavior with Dr. Tara Fahmie and Dr. Isaac Melanson

Join us in this enlightening episode as we sit down with esteemed experts Dr. Tara Fahmie and Dr. Isaac Melanson to delve into the evolution of the functional analysis of problem behavior over the past 40 years. Our guests will share their wealth of knowledge, drawing on decades of research and clinical experience to explore the origins, advancements, their own practice, and current practices in functional analysis. Both guests discuss what they are passionate about in the field and share pivotal moments in their career. They will discuss key milestones and current research that have shaped the field providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of how functional analysis has developed and its impact on behavior analysis today. Whether you're a seasoned practitioner or new to the field, this episode promises valuable insights and a deeper appreciation of the enduring significance of functional analysis in understanding and addressing problem behavior.

Episode 3: Insights from ABAI - Dr. Han's Conference Chronicle

Join us for an enlightening episode of our podcast as hosts Sean Yocum and Dr. Han Leong Goh delve into the highlights and key takeaways from the recent ABAI (Association for Behavior Analysis International) conference. In "Insights from ABAI - Dr. Han's Conference Chronicle," Dr. Han, a renowned expert in the field of behavior analysis, shares his firsthand experiences, reflections, and the latest advancements presented at the conference. Co-host Sean Yocum, provides some additional talking points and asks questions related to Dr. Han's first hand account. Tune in to hear about cutting-edge research, innovative practices, and emerging trends in behavior analysis that are shaping the future of the discipline. Dr. Han will walk us through notable sessions, influential speakers, and groundbreaking studies that captured her attention. Whether you're a seasoned professional, a student of behavior analysis, or simply curious about the field, this episode offers valuable insights and practical knowledge that you can apply in your work or studies. Don't miss this opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the current landscape of behavior analysis and learn from one of the leading voices in the field. Grab your headphones, get comfortable, and prepare to be inspired by Dr. Han's comprehensive conference chronicle!

Episode 2: Navigating Ethical Waters: Breaking Down the Core Principles for Behavior Analysts

Join hosts Sean Yocum and Dr. Han Leong Goh (Dr. Han) in this enlightening episode as they delve into the four core principles of the Ethics Code for Behavior Analysts. In "Navigating Ethical Waters," Sean and Dr. Han provide a comprehensive breakdown and analysis of these fundamental principles: benefit others, treat others with compassion, dignity, and respect, behave with integrity, and ensure their competency. The episode begins with an engaging discussion on the history and development of the Ethics Code for Behavior Analysts, offering listeners valuable context on how these guidelines have evolved to shape the practice of behavior analysis today. As Sean and Dr. Han dissect each core principle, they share insights and real-world examples, illustrating the critical role these principles play in clinical settings. The hosts then pivot to a thought-provoking debate on which principle they believe holds the utmost importance in clinical practice. Their thoughtful analysis and differing perspectives promise to provide listeners with a deeper understanding of the ethical considerations behavior analysts must navigate. Whether you're a seasoned behavior analyst, a student in the field, or simply interested in the ethical dimensions of behavior analysis, this episode offers a thorough exploration of the core principles that guide ethical practice. Tune in to gain a richer appreciation of how these principles inform and elevate the work of behavior analysts everywhere. References: Behavior Analyst Certification Board. (2020b). Ethics code for behavior analysts. https://bacb.com/wp-content/ethics-code-for-behavior-analysts. Accessed 20 May 2024 Sellers, T.P., Seniuk, H.A., Lichtenberger, S.N. et al. The History of the Behavior Analyst Certification Board’s Ethics Codes. Behav Analysis Practice (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40617-023-00803-2

Episode 1: Meet and Greet with Han and Sean

Join hosts Dr. Han and Sean on a captivating journey into the world of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) in this enlightening podcast episode. As experts in the field, they delve into their backgrounds, sharing pivotal moments that ignited their passion for ABA and set them on their professional paths. From personal anecdotes to academic pursuits, Dr. Han and Sean offer a glimpse into the diverse avenues that led them to where they are today. Through engaging conversation, they discuss their specific interests within ABA. As they reflect on their experiences, listeners gain valuable insights into the multifaceted nature of ABA and its profound impact on individuals' lives. But it doesn't stop there. Dr. Han and Sean explore exciting trends shaping the future of ABA. They highlight success stories that exemplify the transformative power of ABA interventions, celebrating the triumphs of individuals who have overcome challenges and achieved remarkable growth.

Welcome to Behavior Bridge with Cross River Therapy

Dive into the world of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) with us as we bridge the gap between theory and practice. Our podcast is designed to be your go-to resource for all things ABA, offering insights, strategies, and real-world applications that connect ABA concepts with Dr Han Leong Goh, BCBA-D and Sean Yocum, BCBA of Cross River Therapy. Each episode features engaging discussions with experts in the field, sharing their expertise and experiences to help you deepen your understanding of ABA principles and their practical applications. Whether you're a seasoned professional, a student, or someone interested in learning more about ABA, our podcast has something for everyone.

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Western Alaska Yup'ik village floods as river rises from a series of storms

Storm-battered residents in the western Alaska village of Napakiak are preparing for the third storm in a week

ANCHORAGE, Alaska -- Storm-battered residents in the western Alaska village of Napakiak were preparing for the third storm in a week Tuesday, days after a minister had to use a front loader to free people from flooded homes.

Napakiak, a Yup’ik village of about 350 residents in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta, was flooded Sunday after heavy rains swelled the Kuskokwim River.

Conditions beforehand were “pretty brutal,” with winds and a lot of rain, said Job Hale, the minister of Armory of God Baptist Church. Then the water suddenly started rising as river currents pushed into town.

It caught everyone by surprise because it wasn’t the normal spring or fall flooding, which residents prepare for, Hale said. People scrambled to move vehicles to higher ground, remove firewood from underneath their raised homes and secure water tanks.

“I have a front loader, which became very handy because there were several people that actually got stuck in their homes,” Hale said. Even though homes are elevated, the water level was 3 feet (about 1 meter) or more and coming up through floors.

Three times he maneuvered the front loader to people’s doors, and they climbed inside the bucket for a ride to dry ground.

It was also used to rescue one person who needed medical aid, Hale said, adding that several residents told him they couldn’t remember flooding this bad in years.

The water started to recede Sunday night, but some parts of town were still swamped two days later.

Erosion has long been a problem in many Alaska communities including Napakiak, where it isn't unusual to lose 100 feet (30 meters) of riverbank a year.

The erosion is caused in part by climate change, with warming temperatures melting permafrost, or permanently frozen soil, making riverbanks unstable.

It’s so pervasive in Napakiak that the village school had to be closed this year because it’s close to falling into the river. Plans are to demolish the building and have students attend classes in temporary buildings until a new school being built farther from the river is completed next summer, superintendent Andrew Anderson said.

In an ironic twist, Sunday’s flooding forced the cancellation of a farewell party for the old school.

The weekend storms caused coastal flooding in several other western Alaska communities, but there were no reports of health issues or major property damage, state emergency officials said.

Sunday’s was the second storm to affect the Bethel area, the hub community for southwest Alaska about 400 miles (640 kilometers) west of Anchorage. Napakiak is about 10 miles (16 kilometers) southwest of Bethel, but there are no roads between the two communities until winter, when the river becomes a highway after it freezes.

The third storm was expected later Tuesday as the remnants of typhoon Ampil were forecast to impact parts of Alaska’s west coast.

This storm doesn’t look as potent as the weekend event, but Christian Landry, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Anchorage, said the Bethel area will get another round of precipitation and gusty winds through the night as the system moves north toward Nome.

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Virgin River Season 6: Everything we know so far

Mel and Jack's relationship in Netflix's original Virgin River is no less than a rollercoaster ride, which began soon after Melinda Monroe or Mel (played by Alexandra Breckenridge) moved to the small town named Virgin River after losing her husband and recovering from past traumatic experiences.

However, her arrival in the town was not so good. Being a nurse practitioner from Los Angeles, Mel was assigned to work with the town's local doctor, Doc Mullins, who didn't seem to be happy about working with Melinda Monroe. Mel then crosses paths with Jack Sheridan (Martin Henderson) and as they get closer, their lives get complicated.

Virgin River currently has five seasons, and the sixth was greenlit in 2023. Fans have been waiting to watch more of the small-town romance, and when asked if Virgin River season 6 will arrive in 2025, showrunner Patrick Sean Smith assured that won't happen while speaking to Glamour .

This is exciting news because it was believed that the next installment would hit Netflix in 2025, but now it looks like we can enjoy the rural love saga in season 6 in late 2024.

When will Virgin River season 6 come out on Netflix?

Though Virgin River season six was greenlit last year, the series has faced major delays due to the writer's strike. The show revolves around the relationship of Mel and Jack, along with other supporting characters in the small town.

The series received a commendation for its comforting storyline and how Mel and Jack always chose each other at the end, despite facing significant challenges in their relationship.

In the same interview, Patrick Sean Smith also shared that the upcoming season does not have an exact release date yet and said:

"I don’t know. We don’t have an exact date yet, but I know that everybody is working towards trying to get us back in front of the cameras as quickly as possible. But as to when that is next year, I don’t know yet."

But if you think that the Netflix series will take another year to come out, then know that Smith is "going to do [his] darnedest to make sure that doesn't happen" . Despite facing delays, the drama series has ensured a smooth run of its five seasons, and we're expecting the upcoming season to arrive sometime in December 2024.

What is the plot of Virgin River season 6?

Though Virgin River season 5 ended with a happy moment between Mel and Jack, it also included major cliffhangers and shocking revelations. Fans and viewers saw Mel finally confronting her biological father and also helping Charmine in giving birth to her twin boys.

The finale of season 5 also featured Preacher in a tough situation as he faces legal troubles following the discovery of Wes's body. Additionally, Lizzie announced her pregnancy which might lead her to tie the knot with Denny.

The showrunner also spoke with Deadline and stated, "Their [Mel and Jack's] pursuit of parenthood will play prominently in Season 6." Smith also confirmed in another interview with TV Line , that viewers will now see Doc and Hope in good health conditions compared to their issues featured in the fifth season.

Hope will be seen gathering new opportunities in her life after she navigates through significant challenges due to the distressing brain injury she sustained from a car accident.

How many episodes will Virgin River season 6 have?

In the same 2023 interview with Deadline , showrunner Patrick Sean Smith said that the team is "probably looking at a 10-episode season moving forward" and does not plan to end the romance drama until all stories are covered and the characters' arcs are fully resolved.

The titles of the ten episodes have not been disclosed, but we know that season 6 will undeniably captivate fans with a fresh narrative while solving each cliffhanger left in season 5's finale.

Who are the cast members of Virgin River season 6?

Since the series will continue from where it left off and bring some new stories as well, the main cast members including Alexandra Breckenridge (Mel), Martin Henderson (Jack), Tim Matheson (Doc), Annette O'Toole (Hope), Sarah Dugdale (Lizzie), Kai Bradbury (Denny), Kandyse McClure (Kaia), and many others are expected to return.

Till then, you can watch Virgin River seasons 1-5 on Netflix.

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Teddington reach, left channel of Ravens’ Ait, Surrey.

The Surrey, left channel of Ravens’ Ait will be restricted by up to half its normal width; the navigation channel on the Surrey side will be on the Ravens’ Ait side.

Regatta boards will mark the upstream and downstream extent of this channel.

The event will start at 9am and will be over by 6pm.

Masters of all boats to maintain a safe speed and lookout in the vicinity of Ravens’ Ait.

All boats must be navigated in accordance with any instructions given from Environment Agency control points or patrol launches.

Those in charge of boats should be aware that they are responsible for avoiding collision and should use all available means appropriate to the circumstances and conditions to decide if there is a risk of immediate danger and avoid it.

All directions as to the left and right hand side of the river are given looking upstream.

Nothing contained in these directions shall supersede those parts of the Thames Navigation Licensing and General Byelaws 1993 and the UK Merchant Shipping (Distress Signals and Prevention of Collisions) Regulations 1996 as may be relevant. Particular attention should be paid to byelaws 24-42 of the Thames Navigation Licensing and General Byelaws 1993, Steering Sailing and Speed.

And Notice is hereby given, that it is provided by Byelaw 52 of the Thames Navigation Licensing and General Byelaws 1993 that:

The master of any vessel shall except in an emergency not pass any boat-race regatta public procession or gathering for the launch of a vessel or any other event or function which may cause a crowd to assemble on or by the river nor station his vessel thereon in such a manner as would risk obstructing impeding or interfering with such boat-race regatta procession launching event or function or endangering the safety of persons assembling on the river or preventing or interfering with the maintenance of order thereon.

The maximum penalty for breach of the Byelaws is £1,000.

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