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Go behind the scenes of Cloud Theatrics to get a first hand look at everything going on in the most up and coming virtual theater company around. Starring: Mark James and Justin Kochetta Edited by: Mark James and Justin Kochetta Produced by: Emily Foster
Categories: Arts
Del Fawmer is a solo musican with a blossoming career, but her life is turned upside down when her dying grandmother asks her to delve into the secrets of the past. Visiting the old woman’s house, Del comes across a box full of unusual musical instruments, each accompanied by a letter. Join her as she learns about a homemade, pedal-powered organ, the different uses for a drainpipe and Bob Dylan’s unwanted harmonica. Each quirky instrument reveals a story from Del’s family history that lead her to a decision about her future. This novella is accompanied by an album of music by Mick Bordet that includes all the instruments featured in the story as well as an illustrated colour booklet with photgraphs of everything used in creating the album.
Categories: Arts
Tags: bordet, every, flute, harmonica, instrumental, instruments, mick, music, novella, obscurities, organ, photo, piano, rainstick, tells
The Ground Shots Podcast is an audio project exploring our relationship to ecology through conversations and storytelling with artists, ecologists, farmers, activists, story-tellers, land-tenders and more. How do we do our work in the modern age, when the urgency of ecological and social collapse feels looming? How do we creatively and whole-heartedly navigate our relationships with one another and the land?
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Two Flawed Dad’s discuss parenting topics, review parenting books and tips, and give their honest feedback on all the things a flawed dad goes through when trying to parent as best they can.
Categories: Kids & Family
“I knew it!” or “I had a feeling that was going to happen!” You have likely said this to yourself before and it is because spirit is always calling, and in these moments your intuition is coming alive to guide you. The question is, are you allowing the space needed to truly be guided by spirit? You see, these days, most of us are on autopilot. We’re busy, distracted or so overwhelmed that we neglect to hear, sense or see the path that is lighting up just for us. These soft, gentle nudges that show us the path can be easy to miss in our busy world. However, as we allow more room for stillness, quiet and grounding we deepen our ability to receive insights and understandings of ourselves and the world around us. Join host DeeAnne Riendeau, Spiritual Muse and Mentor, Professional Speaker, 3X Best-selling Author and Intuitive Business Wizard, as we begin tuning in and trusting these nudges from the universe. ALL of us have the gifts to do so, the choice is yours. Are you ready to tune into spirit?
Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Every week I choose a song from the 50s through the 80s and dive into its history, the story behind the song and other items of interest. Find more stuff at www.howgooditis.com John Hall has been around the block a few times, and he’s not finished traveling. In fact, when he and I chatted via Skype a short time ago, he was in the middle of a move from New York to Tennessee, and making that move in between gigs for both his solo shows and with the band that cemented his position in the Rock and Roll firmament, Orleans. In this episode we talk about the early days of his career, including how a couple of Orleans’ first few hits came to be. We also get into his time away from the band, working on solo projects and how that turned into dedicating himself to environmental causes. And how that, in turn, provided the impetus for him to embark on a political career for several years. He managed to sponsor some legislation that not only received vocal bipartisan support, it actually passed with a bipartisan vote. It was a pretty significant piece of law, and he’ll tell you about it during the show. After a health scare, John returned to playing music, both with Orlans and with his solo projects. He chronicled his journey in a book called Still the One: A Rock and Roll Journey to Congress and Back a couple of years ago, and this past year he released a solo album called Reclaiming My Time. (These are Amazon links but I don’t get affiliate money for them.) And during the interview he also talks about a special project that Orleans is working on, which will be coming out in the fall. During the interview, I made mention of Orleans performing “Dancing in the Moonlight” and mistakenly said I thought the clip was from the late 70s, when they first covered it as the title track for an album. In fact, that performance was from 2006 and I present it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7QMsALoZMQ&ab_channel=JohnMarsden Sorry, no transcript for this episode. Click here to become a Patron of the show.
Categories: Music
Tags: About Music, facts, music history, oldies, rock, trivia
Established in 2007, Huami Magazine was the premiere publication produced by Mykel Media Company LLC. Its focus is to recognize individuals for their achievements and accomplishments and to connect African American owned businesses with African American consumers. Huami Magazine is primarily an online publication and offers editions for Memphis and Nashville, TN, Richmond, VA, and Greenville and Spartanburg, SC, Charleston, SC, Greensboro/High Point, Burlington, and Winston Salem, NC, Dallas/Fort Worth, TX, Houston, TX, Huntsville, AL, Arkansas, California, New York, New Jersey, Detroit, MI, St. Louis, MO, Philadelphia, PA, Milwaukee, WI, Florida, Indianapolis, IN, Chicago, IL, Cleveland, OH, Atlanta, GA, Hampton Roads, VA, Mississippi, and the DMV (DC, MD, VA). Huami Magazine also provides effective and affordable marketing and promotional services to small businesses.
The Dreams Unlimited Travel Show is a weekly discussion that covers all aspects of planning a vacation from the experts at Dreams Unlimited Travel. Our show is unbiased, and presents honest opinions of every aspect of traveling – from dining and hotels to cruising and theme parks. We discuss various topics including the current Dreams Unlimited Travel promotions, trip reports, reviews and agent spotlights at the end of each show. The show is hosted by John Magi featuring Pete Werner, Kevin Klose, Teresa Echols and a rotating panel of Dreams Unlimited Travel agents.
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Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: cruise, dining, Disney, Disneyland, dreams unlimited travel, Europe, reviews, royal caribbean, travel, travel agent, walt disney world
Step inside the minds of YouTube creators, Isaac and Josh Kandel, as they discuss anything and everything about their videos, the cinematic universe that is LABCU, and all sorts of other film related topics!
Categories: TV & Film
We journey through each issue of the most underrated Marvel series of the 80’s while drinking beer. Please join us in rediscovering the joy of the Power Pack comic.
Sketch comedy, blockbuster movie ideas, senior citizens, and tasteful poetry. Yessir, it’s the S&M Experience podular broadcast! Cowabunga!
Categories: Comedy
Conversation from the Shop Floor is an insight into the world of retail and fashion from those closest working within the industry.
Categories: Arts
The Think It. Make It. Podcast is for you, the CNC hobbyist, business or maker, and all the amazing things you can create with this technology. Think It – take any idea you have, whether it be for hobby, home, fun or business and realize that you can create it. Make It – with the use of CNC and 3D printing technology, you can easily turn your ideas into reality. The podcast will highlight interviews with fellow CNC’ers that are using their machines for hobby and business. We will also discuss software, materials, tooling, as well as variety of tips and tricks that can help you expand what you can create with a CNC machine. We will also focus on starting a business with a CNC and how you can turn a hobby into income. The Think It. Make It. Podcast is brought to you by Stepcraft, a world leader in CNC technology and is hosted by Erick Royer, the Director for Stepcraft, Inc. out of Connecticut USA. While the podcast is sponsored by Stepcraft, it will have content for everyone, no matter what CNC you own or what experience level you have. The Think It. Make It. Podcast is for anyone who has an idea and wants to turn it into reality.
Categories: Technology
Welcome to Don’t Teaser Me Bro, an unapologetic sports betting podcast where we delve into everything sports and gambling and how to combat all the crazy things we see and deal with. Plus, we talk about games, take calls and talk bad bad beats! We are LIVE Sunday-Thursday 10pm EST. You can call in anytime at 515-605-9349
Categories: Sports
Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/joseph-patten/support
Categories: Society & Culture
Welcome to Come and Belong podcast! A podcast directed toward young adults who live in the hot desert of St. George, Utah. This is where we discuss Ideas, Doctrines, and Current Issues with lots of different people. Glad to have you stop by:) You can come back every Tuesday & Thursday to have a laugh and feel the spirit. Hope to have you join in and listen! (DISCLAIMER: This podcast is not affiliated with nor endorsed as an official production of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. All words and opinions expressed by participants are solely there own and do not reflect official doctrine of the church.) Email! {thedippodcast0@gmail.com}
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Why is art so hard to understand? Carla and I don’t know either. So we’re attempting to explore questions about art, design and creativity and explain what we find.
Categories: Arts
Tags: art, atlanta, creativity, Culture, design
A weekly hip-hop podcast that touches on every aspect of the culture. From music to fashion, let the future doctors of hip-hop drop some knowledge.
Categories: Music
Growing up for me is really overwhelming that’s why I thought it would be a great idea to have a podcast where I talk about the million issues that run through my head. This podcast is going to be fun, real, serious and unfiltered. Mainly this podcast will be entertaining as I share my journey of trying to figure life out.
Categories: Society & Culture