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Former High Times senior editor and columnist Bobby Black joins us each week to bring us the Burndown (a quick recap of the week’s top pot headlines), Trumpocalypse Now (a running commentary on the state of the embattled Trump administration), and Rockin’ Reviews (reviewing cannabis-related products, music, films and events). Plus, guest interviews and so much more.
Categories: Society & Culture
Chasing Fashion decidedly spotlights emerging creatives in the fashion industry. Conversations are meant not only to inspire, but to demonstrate unique perspectives and provide some diversity of thought.
Jay Barrett:
https://www.jay-barrett.com/
https://www.instagram.com/j.m.barrett/?hl=en
Nick Knight’s Show Studio:https://www.showstudio.com/
Duran Lantink: https://www.instagram.com/duranlantinkyo/?hl=en
None of the answers you need to surviving your UX design career. Jessamyn Edwards and Meg Cramer field questions from real UX designers struggling through the career choice you wonder why you made. No inspiration, snobby career advice, or success stories here!
Categories: Comedy, Technology
The Podcast for Apple fanatics and App enthusiast! TJ & Mike (Benny) bring you a biweekly dose of iOS app news & reviews.
Categories: Technology
Tags: apple, applications, Apps, games, iPad, iphone, ipod, mac, reviews
Tighten Up with Jordan & Kim: Getting you hip with the latest music drops from female emcees and what the f— is up in the world.
Categories: Comedy
The world of Lio is filled with the extraordinary – monsters under the bed, wild reptile pets, robot inventions, weird science – but it’s all commonplace for this most uncommon first-grader. Mark Tatulli renders this pantomime strip in pen-and-ink style, giving the artwork a dark, spidery feel to match the strip’s dark humor. Lio explores the twisted realm of a kid’s imagination – at once bizarre, creepy and fun.
Categories: Comedy
Messages of hope and inspiration from the clergy of The Church of St. John the Divine
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
This show is literally just me talking into a mic and having a conversation with myself for an hour I talk about anything and everything going on in my daily life that I feel is good enough to share on this show sometimes I may have special guests and ask them about their lives but other than that you guys can ask me any questions you want answered about anything it could be about religion or even sex who cares as long as I can talk about it long enough
Categories: Society & Culture
Wise Women Love Themselves is currently on hiatus. Thank you to everyone who listened and continues to listen. This show was designed to help women live their best lives and become their best selves. Host Kim A. Flodin, also known as the Wise Woman of the Woods is an intuitive, healer and a true wise woman who provides you with a theme and mindful moment to help support you throughout your week and life.
Find more information, resources, and freebies at https://linktr.ee/kim.a.flodin
Categories: Education, Health & Fitness
Mostly album reviews, sometimes listicles, ALL hip-hop. Hosted by Johnny Kincaid and Zach Morris. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/otdpod/support
Categories: Music
Hey everyone! Welcome to “Let’s Celebrate”. This is a podcast between two friends who get together to talk movies, television, and all things geek. If you enjoy listening to us, drop us a review over at iTunes or on your favorite podcast app and share your favorite episodes with your friends.
Categories: TV & Film
Ken on Food is a food-based podcast presented by Ken McGuire. Hear from Irish food producers, discover Irish food events and share in stories that make the Irish food scene tick.
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Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Categories: Arts
Tags: cooking, Food, food news, ireland, kilkenny, News, Recipes
~Prayer for the Sons of the Most-High GOD~ “I See Men as Trees, Walking…” ~Mark 8:24 mp4 video available for view on youtube.com https://youtu.be/-mzHijz9CVE
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Trying to find the light within myself in this darkness and shine it in hope that others too will shine and together we can overcome.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
If you could find the answer to one question, any question, what would it be? How might your life turn on the answer? For atheist Cory Markum, life began to turn as he looked up at the sky in prayer after the death of a friend and realized he was trying to pray to a God he no longer believed in. For Drew Sokol, former pastor at Redeemer-NYC, life began to turn as he stood preaching about Jesus to thousands of people and yet found himself questioning the very words he was saying. Those turns also brought them to one another, for a shared journey exploring one of the most polarizing questions in history: Who was Jesus Christ?
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Audioverse Award-winning podcast Back Again, Back Again is a narrative audio drama about ex-prophecy children, the end of adventures, and queer girls with swords. It tells the story of Ilyaas, who, on the night of her seventeenth birthday, gets portal-magicked away to a world called Rhysea – where she is told that she is part of a prophecy to save the country. The podcast picks up at the traditional end of all “portal fantasy” stories: prophecy completed, Ilyaas must readjust to the “real world” while still remembering everything she’s seen.
Categories: Fiction
The Other Room is a weekly podcast hosted by Joel and Anthony, two thoroughbred Nigerians with a purpose to deconstruct, articulate and extend relevant media, pop culture, celebrity, social and political discourse. Listen to weekly episodes on all podcast platform.
Categories: Society & Culture
Violinists (and husband and wife) Nathan Cole and Akiko Tarumoto give you an inside look at performing with the Los Angeles Philharmonic. Each week brings new repertoire, conductors, soloists… and new stories from their life-long love affair with classical music, the violin, and their family. We took quite a long break from recording the show with everything going on at the moment, but we are so glad to be back. To kick things off again we thought we would use this episode to go through a bit of what we have been up to, staying home with the LA Phil out of action, some of the work and practicing we have been doing and then to field a bunch of listener questions. We look back at the last few days of regular work before quarantine began and then talk a bit about how we adjusted our schedules after things completely stopped. Nathan talks about his Violympics group, Akiko shares some of her dreams of home fitness and we explain the home recording process we have been working on. This unusual period presents a somewhat useful possibility to musicians; we all have areas of our playing that we wish we could improve and spend more time developing — and this could be the time to do it. After the complete rundown of our work-from-home life, we get into answering questions on quieting inner critics and protecting the joy of playing, practical concerns of changing strings and re-hairing bows! Key Points From This Episode: The last days of work and the changes in our schedules since the pandemic began. Shifting plans and changing the focus of our practice for time at home. The video recording we did and the insecurities that arise in watching yourself. Unusual repertoires and more practice time in the work from home world. The ‘Violympics’ and the questions that came from the group. Staying motivated and practicing during this time with the LA Phil on hiatus. Considering the plight of young musicians finishing music school right now. Investing in different skills and upping your game during this downtime. Personal qualities that lend themselves to a successful career in an orchestra. Tips for quieting the inner critic when performing or recording. Separating and protecting the joy of playing from the need to do it for a living. The importance of friendships and connection within a job in an orchestra. Changing strings, re-hairing bows, off the string strokes and more.Divisions for practicing a new piece and ways to focus on tricky passages. Tweetables: “I think it is scary to think of coming back together. I think we’ve all changed. I think it’s going to be such a substantial amount of time that we all would have changed in a lot of ways.” — Akiko Tarumoto [0:24:20] “Our whole lives I think so much of our self-worth is wrapped up in how we play. I don’t know that that’s healthy or right, but it’s inescapable.” — Nathan Cole [0:25:10] “It is reassuring to know that orchestra or no orchestra, we’re still musicians.” — Akiko Tarumoto [0:25:25] Transcript EPISODE 39 [INTRO] [00:00:00] NC: Hi and welcome back to Stand Partners for Life. I’m Nathan Cole. [00:00:05] AT: I’m Akiko Tarumoto. [EPISODE] [00:00:19] NC: And last time we came at you, the world was a very different place. Needless to say, we’ve taken quite a long break, but we’re happy to be back talking with each other and talking to you. Yeah, even though things have changed quite a bit. We were just trying to come up with what our last episode had been and we were talking conductors. How important is a conductor? Do we really need a conductor? [00:00:43] AT: Who knew we wouldn’t need a conductor for months? [00:00:46] NC: Yeah. We got our wish. Didn’t see any conductors for months. Yeah, it’s like the monkey’s paw. Got more than we bargained for. [00:00:56] AT: The corpse showed up at the front door. [00:00:58] NC: Yeah. I mean, we certainly won’t be the first people sharing our thoughts about the changed state of the world on classical music since the pandemic began. Maybe our thoughts don’t have to run too deep. But what do you think about our musical and our artistic lives since this all took route? When was the last time we were at work? [00:01:26] AT: It was what?
Husband & Wife duo. We try snacks, interview comedians, and talk mental health.