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The Eating Me PodcastHow to Sustain Our Mental Health During the Trump Presidency with Kimberly Parker.Summary:Kimberly Parker is back on the podcast to discuss the emotional turmoil and complexities surrounding political events, particularly the impact of the Trump presidency on mental health and relationships. Alicia and Kimberly explore feelings of betrayal, fear, and the challenges of navigating personal and professional relationships in a politically charged environment. The conversation emphasizes the importance of self-reflection, community support, and the need to focus on healing rather than division. Ultimately, they highlight the importance of staying true to oneself while navigating societal expectations and challenges.Keywords:politics, mental...2025-02-1540 minThe Eating Me Podcast151. Liberate Your Mind: Unpacking Black Mental Health with Kimberly ParkerJoin Alicia on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment as she and Kimberly Parker discuss "Mastering Black Mental Health as Liberation." Kimberly shares invaluable insights, practical tips, and transformative strategies for navigating the complexities of Black mental health.
Join Alicia and Kimberly as they explore the intersection of mental wellness and liberation, empowering individuals to break free from societal constraints and embrace their authentic selves.
Tune in now to embark on a transformative journey towards holistic well-being and liberation with Kimberly Parker. 🌟🧠 #BlackMentalHealth #LiberationJourney #EmpowermentPodcast
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All About the Love with Annie ParkerA conversation with Alicia WeemsMeet Alicia Weems, a certified life coach who specializes in blended families. Alicia is here to help parents, co-parents, step-parents, and single parents—anyone in all types of families who wants to see themselves and their families thrive.
Find more info on Alicia and Blended with Balance by clicking the links below:
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This unscripted conversation will leave you laughing out loud while also inspiring you to seek more balance in your family!
Created an...2024-02-0839 min
Girl AwakeningAlicia Dumais - Temmerman - Channelled Messaged for HumanityAlicia has transformed from being an exhausted perfectionist workaholic lawyer to now living a life of delicious chaos, as a mumma of four alongside her own legal business and her spiritual wellness business.
In March 2012, while hanging out the washing, Alicia started to spontaneously channel one of her Spirit Guides, an Ascended Master called Goenga who spoke to her using her own voice (like Whoopi Goldberg in the movie, Ghost). This was the start of her channeling journey.
Six years later, Alicia pushed through her massive fear about what people would think and honoured her ca...2023-09-2834 minGirl AwakeningAlicia Dumais-Temmerman - My Life as a Channel - Delicious Chaos!Alicia shares the delicious chaos that is the living of her life as a channel.
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Alicia has transformed from being an exhausted perfectionist workaholic lawyer to now living a life of delicious chaos, as a Mumma of four alongside her own legal business and her spiritual wellness business.
In March 2012, while hanging out the washing, Alicia started to spontaneously channel one of her Spirit Guides, an Ascended Master called Goenga who spoke to her using her own voice (like Whoopi Goldberg in the movie, Ghost). This was the start o...2023-09-281h 47The Eating Me Podcast12. Catching Up With The William Atticus Parker!!Alicia had a blast catching up with the amazing William Atticus Parker! They recently worked together on his most recent films, Attrabilious and Adieu Arora! He is an amazing writer, director, and human...full stop!
So excited for you to hear what he's been up to and learn more about his work as a young director in show business.
William Atticus Parker is an eighteen-year-old writer and director that has already made two feature films, with many more along the way. He has worked with Susan Sarandon, Whoopi Goldberg, Alec Baldwin, John Turturro, and more...2022-11-0745 min
The Mid-South Bugalu PodcastAddressing Recent Tragedies in Memphis (Sept 2022): Eliza Fletcher, Alicia Franklin, and Shooting Spree***Warning*** Heavy subject matter Hey everyone, long time no see. Be warned that this is a heavier episode, I give my response to the recent tragedies that occurred in early September 2022: The kidnapping and murder of Eliza Fletcher and the shooting spree that happened in Memphis and North Mississippi on September 7th, 2022.I also talk about the importance of Alicia Franklin, a young Black woman who was sexually assaulted by the same suspect who kidnaped and killed Fletcher. These horrible and heartbreaking events shook up the city. I pray for the families and individuals affected by th...2022-11-0611 min
The Bible for the Ordinary LifeGenesis 17: The Promise ExpandedIn this chapter God shows up and delivers more detail on his covenant plan for Abram than ever before. Abram and Sarai get new names, and the promised son is also given a name. Abram learns that he has something big to do to physically mark himself and his descendants as belonging to God. His obedience is immediate. The Bible is for everyone.2022-08-1822 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeGenesis 16: The God Who Sees Me Sarai can't wait on God's plan for a son, so she devises a plan for Abram to have a son through her servant/slave, Hagar. The plan works perfectly, except Sarai isn't happy because now Hagar is treating her badly. The situation unravels further and Hagar runs away. But God has bigger plans. He meets her in the wilderness and delivers a strong message. In this episode we examine this chapter through the lens of three themes: the promised seed, the character of God, and the patterns of humans.The Bible is for everyone.2022-07-0422 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeGenesis 15:1-21 God's covenant with AbramThis chapter is the detailed covenant between God and Abram. Abram had received a promise from God. But years have passed, some mistakes have been made, some victories won. God reassures Abram of the promise, but Abram's got some questions. Because he believes God, he questions him about how these things can come true when his circumstances seems impossible. So God makes a covenant with Abram. What's unique about God's covenants is that God is the only one who makes the promises. Humans just receive them. There is much to learn about God's character as well as patterns of h...2022-06-0622 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeGenesis 14:1-24 A Battle, A Blessing, and a Bit of a MysteryChapter 14 of Genesis details an epic battle between an alliance of four kings and a group of 5 kings. Among the losing kings are the kings of Sodom and Gomorrah. Abram's nephew Lot is captured so Abram goes after Lot and rescues him. As he returns home he is blessed by a person named Melchizedek. Melchizedek turns out to be a bit of a mystery and the verses about him leave us with more questions than answers. But despite the unknowns we can be certain that Abram's God is the same God we serve today.The Bible is f...2022-05-1622 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeGenesis 12:10-13:18 Blunders and BeliefThe Old Testament teaches us a lot about the character of God, but also about patterns in humanity. Through the story of Abram we can see how humans often rely on our own solutions, pursue wealth and comfort, but can have remarkable faith. The two narratives in this episode will teach us about what not to do when our faith is tested and how to believe God even when our circumstances seem impossible.The Bible is for everyone.2022-05-0222 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeGenesis 12:1-10 A Promise Under a TreeIn this episode we'll cover what we learn about God's character through studying the Old Testament, in particular, His faithfulness to His promises. God appears to Abram at a tree and shows him the land He will give to Abram's descendants. This scene is packed with imagery and meaning. There are plenty of take-aways from this narrative story. The Bible is for everyone.2022-04-1717 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeGenesis 11:27-12:4: Go, don't settleWe are making a transition from the story of Adam's line through Noah to the second major story in Genesis - Abram. In these verses Abrams family is described and his movement from his hometown to the land God calls him to is initiated. There are a few interesting tidbits tucked into these genealogies and descriptions as well as a really important lesson about what can sometimes hold us back from following God completely.The Bible is for everyone.2022-04-0522 min_(1).jpg)
Fun Time MomsS4, EPISODE 11: YELLOW BLANKET BABY ft. Ms. ParkerThe Fun Time Moms are joined by Medium/ Clairvoyant Ms. Parker and the reads get very interesting plus you won’t believe how she came to be a guest! Listen to learn what it means to be both a medium and clairvoyant and how Ms. Parker balances her gift and motherhood. Also, she discusses some things she sees for the ladies including the possibility of a new Fun Time Kid….but for who?
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2022-03-281h 12The Bible for the Ordinary LifeGenesis 10 & 11: Noah's descendants and the Tower of BabelIt's easy to skip chapters in the Bible dedicated to genealogies. Chapter 10 of Genesis is no exception. But, within this chapter are a few important nuggets that are worth discussion and help lead us into chapter 10, the story of the Tower of Babel. I picked up some really cool things from my study of this chapter, including some fun Hebrew word play, which I explain in this episode. I hope you tune in and enjoy!The Bible is for everyone.2022-03-2721 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeGenesis 9:1-28 God's PromiseNoah is a picture of so much GOOD, and yet, he is flawed. He is not the promised seed, nor are his sons. In this episode, we wrap up the life of Noah with a story of his failure despite his life of obedience. This story has implications for us as well. Though we do much that is good, we are all flawed. The story of the Bible points us to the only One who is not flawed and who can free us from the curse of sin.The Bible is for everyone.2021-11-2421 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeGenesis 7:16-8:11 The Waters Recede and a Cool Tool for Remembering this StoryThe story of Noah's flood might be familiar to you, but there are some hidden gems when you study the ancient literary techniques used by biblical authors. One example is found in the story of the flood through a chiastic structure. In this episode we peel back the layers of this chiasma and discuss why Noah makes such a great foreshadowing of the promised seed from Genesis 3:15. The flood story wraps up here, but stay tuned, Noah's story isn't over, just like yours.The Bible is for everyone.2021-11-0820 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeGenesis 6:9-17:16 Noah's obedienceThe story of Noah and the ark is familiar to many. But if you read it looking at Noah as a potential promised seed, what emerges is a picture of tremendous obedience in the midst of a wicked world. This episode will peel back the layers of a familiar story and hopefully encourage you to walk the walk as Noah did.The Bible is for everyone.2021-10-1823 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeGenesis 6:1-9: Humans: Good or Bad?It's the open scene for the story of Noah. Remember the classic Bible story of the ark and the animals? Well, there's an interesting scene description that this story has before it gets started. There are multiple points in these first few verses of chapter 6 that scholars debate about. But one thing is clear - the answer to the question "are humans fundamentally good or fundamentally bad". And how you answer this is critical to understanding the story of the Bible - the story of the promised Seed.The Bible is for everyone.2021-10-0522 min
Data Savvy Teacher Podcast#8 Using Quality RubricsThis is our final episode in our mini-series on creating quality assessment items. This episode focuses on how to create quality rubrics. Rubrics can be used to assess non-traditional assessment items like written responses, performances, and creations. But, not all rubrics are created equal. Tune in for some tips on creating high quality rubrics.Better assessments = better data.2021-09-2808 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeGenesis 4:17-5:32 The search for the Promised Seed ContinuesGenesis has a few genealogies and in this episode we encounter two of them. Genealogies can be easy to skip because there doesn't seem to much we can learn from them. However, the purpose is to trace the lineage of the promised Seed - the one who God promised he would send to crush the head of the serpent. In this episode we explore Cain's line and Seth's line, both sons of Adam, both with potential for producing the heir.The Bible is for everyone.2021-09-2720 minData Savvy Teacher Podcast#7 Quality Written Response Items (Mini-series)Continuing our mini-series on creating quality assessment items, this episode delves into fill-in-the blank and written response items. There are good guidelines to ensuring that your items can yield the best reflection of your students' understanding and also some things you should not do when creating assessment items. Better assessments = better data.2021-09-2107 min
The Kathy Lee Parker ShowPop Singer and Hip Hop Artist Alicia GAcclaimed pop singer and hip hop artist Alicia G is debuting her new single “In a Circle” today. The song is available on Apple Music, Spotify, Soundcloud and elsewhere. “I’m very excited about this new single even in the midst of a pandemic,” Alicia G said. “I hope people will find a little fun and joy in this new song and music video which really aims to take us back to better days when we could be care free!”
As a celebration of hip hop and dancing, the song takes listeners to summer days of frolicking and listening an...2021-09-1645 minData Savvy Teacher Podcast#6 Quality True/False and Matching Items (Mini-series)Getting quality assessments data requires quality assessments. This is the third episode in a series about writing good assessment items. We talk about the what-to-do and the what-not-to-do for writing True/False and Matching items. Better assessments = better data.2021-09-1508 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeGenesis 4:1-16 The First MurderThe story of Cain and Abel is a familiar one. it should come as no surprise that murder has consequences. But have you ever stopped to consider God's character in this story? What about Cain's? In this episode we'll spend some time really looking closely at the characteristics of both Cain and of God to learn what we can from both and hopefully encourage us to be more like God himself.The Bible is for everyone.2021-09-1322 minData Savvy Teacher Podcast#5 Creating Quality Multiple Choice Items (Mini-series)Multiple choice items are probably the most popular assessment item type for classroom teachers. To craft a quality multiple choice item, teachers must be aware of some common mistakes and best practices. We cover those in this episode in the hopes that assessments everywhere will benefit! Better assessments = better data.2021-09-0710 minData Savvy Teacher Podcast#4 What Makes a Good Test Question? (Mini-series)Not all test questions are created equal. But it's important to have good assessment items if we want to have quality data. So, what are the rules and best practices to ensuring that your teacher assessments have the best possible items? In this episode we'll cover the "3 Cs" of good item writing. Be sure to tune in to this mini-series for tips and tricks on writing all types of assessment items!2021-09-0108 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeGenesis 3:8-22 What's God like when we mess up?Genesis 3 is a critical chapter to understand the entire Biblical narrative. It's here in these verses where we discover what Adam and Eve did wrong and how God responded. We learn a lot about who God is as he seeks out the hiding couple and as he questions them and deals with their disobedience. I hope you'll find that what we learn about God in this scenario is a relief given how he could have responded.The Bible is for everyone.2021-08-3029 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeGenesis 3:1-8 How did they mess that up??Adam and Eve had it all. A perfect life. Yet somehow they fell into temptation. What was it about the conversation with the serpent that led to their disobedience? How could they have been so tempted when they had the perfect life? We will examine these question as we unpack one of the most critical passages in Genesis that explains why the story of humanity and the story of humanity's salvation unfold the way it does.http://www.biblefortheordinarylife.comThe Bible is for everyone.2021-08-2324 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeGenesis 2:15-25: "The Ideal"When God saw that Adam was lonely he said it was "not good". So Adam set out to find the perfect companion, but none could be found. Instead, God created a woman out of Adam's side which included his bones and his flesh. It was an ideal circumstance: a lush orchard garden, a source of water, the freedom to eat from any tree (except one), and the perfect companion for man, a woman. Eden is God's ideal for us and as we look at these verses we learn a lot about who God is and what He desires for us...2021-08-1424 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeGenesis 2:1-17: The GardenIn Genesis 2 the author begins a new narrative. There's a bit of a retelling of the creation story from Genesis 1, but told with a new purpose. In this episode we'll talk about how Genesis 2 frames the Garden of Eden. The Garden of Eden was God's original vision for humanity and although it's not where we live today, it will be restored. There are important things we can learn about God through the creation of Eden. Get ready to "think like an ancient Hebrew" as we continue through the book of Genesis.http://www.biblefortheordinarylife.com2021-08-0927 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeGenesis 1:14-31: The "WHO" of Creation, not the "HOW"Genesis 1 can inspire us to spend a lot of time studying, thinking, talking and debating about the how of creation. We know a lot of science and its tempting to spend our energy fitting the puzzle pieces of our origins as told by Genesis together with our understanding of science. But what if this narrative isn't supposed to be read as a how-to-create-a-universe manual? What if it's really about the "WHO" of creation and not so much the "HOW"?There's a lot we can learn about our Creator from our creation story. https:///www.biblefortheordinarylife.com...2021-08-0226 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeGenesis 1:1-13 Not your Sunday School Creation StoryFor many, the creation story feels familiar, but when is that last time you really studied the language of those verses? Join me in looking at the first few verses of the Bible with fresh eyes. There are many ways people try to interpret the Genesis creation story. My goal is to do a lot of reading and research and then present, in an understandable way, what I think the text says. Many make a significant effort trying to pair the words in Genesis with the observations of science and to extrapolate meanings that harmonize both. But I'm going to focu...2021-07-2627 min
The Canadian Story85. Alicia Erickson - Advocating for Canada's Rodeo CultureAlicia Erickson was crowned Miss Rodeo Canada 2020 at the Canadian Finals Rodeo on November 1st, 2019. She will continue on in 2021 as the first ever Miss Rodeo Canada to serve a two year rein.
The 25 year-old from Trochu, Alberta has graduated College with her Justice Studies Diploma, specializing in Youth, and will continue her education to obtain a Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work.
Seeing the influence of growth, knowledge, and positivity she could impart in youth, truly set her on the path of becoming a professional in the field.
Alicia has an ultimate go...2021-07-1950 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeEphesians 6:17-24: The Sword of the SpiritIn the final few sentences of his letter to the church in Ephesus, Paul encourages his congregation to take the Sword of the Spirit and use it. But what does this mean in practical terms? This episode focuses on how to use the Bible as it's intended - to fight our spiritual battles. It's the perfect way to end season 2 of this podcast - equipped and ready for what lies ahead!www.biblefortheordinarylife.comThe Bible is for everyone.2021-07-0618 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeEphesians 6:10-17 The Armor of GodPaul begins to wrap up his letter to the church in Ephesians with some instructions about battle - but not physical battle against the Romans who unoccupied them - spiritual battle. The instructions to these believers still apply to us today. The analogy of the armor we need to engage in the spiritual battles that wage around us still works. In this episode we will discuss each piece of armor and the actions that Paul is emphasizing for us: to put on, take up, and clothe ourselves with these items.http://www.biblefortheordinarylife.comThe Bib...2021-06-2725 minData Savvy Teacher Podcast#3 Qualitative vs Quantitative dataNot all data is created equal. One of the first things you need to understand before using data is the difference between and the purpose of qualitative data and quantitative data. In this episode we'll talk about the difference and provide several examples of these data types. Once you know the difference, its important to use them correctly and use them together .2021-06-2207 minData Savvy Teacher Podcast#2 Causation vs CorrelationWe naturally want to know the cause of things, we want to know why things happen and what makes things work or not work. But determining causation is not the same as discovering correlation. In this episode we'll talk through the differences in these two concepts and why it's important for educators to distinguish between correlation and causation.2021-06-1507 minData Savvy Teacher Podcast#1 Why data?Why is data important to educators? Why should we consider using data to make decisions? In this introductory episode I'll present three reasons I think using data is important and lay a foundation for why learning how to use data in the classroom is important for all educators.2021-06-0807 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeEphesians 6:1-9 Wise Living part 2Paul is nearing the end of his written correspondence to the churches in and around Ephesus. In an effort to provide clear, practical directions on how to live out their new faith he has provided encouragement to "live wisely" and within that he outlines how to treat others. He does this in the context of marriage (episode 16) and now parents/children and masters/slaves. To understand his message, we must put ourselves in the context of the Greco-Roman family life. Our cultural experience is an important factor when we approach the Bible and specifically a piece of mail written to...2021-06-0622 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeEphesians 5:15-33 Wise Living part 1In a culture that celebrated drunkenness and sexual immorality, Paul address his young church with specific instructions on how to live wisely. After contrasting the expectations of how Jesus followers are to live compared to the world, Paul then gives specific directions for husbands and wives and how they are to relate to each other. This type of teaching can sound very distasteful for Americans who are used to independence, self-reliance, and freedom. But there is a reason Paul lays out the roles of wives and husbands.It's important to consider the culture of the original audience, th...2021-05-3127 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeEphesians 5:1-14 Be imitatorsIn yet another iteration of Paul's instructions on how to live (and how not to live) very specific directions are given for Jesus followers. It can seem like a long list of what "not to dos" but in reality it boils down to "be imitators of God". Paul is proving these instructions not as a way to earn God's love, but as a way to respond to it.https://www.biblefortheordinarylife.comThe Bible is for everyone.2021-05-2422 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeEphesians 4:25-32 Church is more than a list of dos and don'tsNew file uploaded 5/13/21At this point in Ephesians we are getting deep into the what TO DO and what NOT TO DO portions of the letter. Church, and Christians, and God can sometimes feel like a lot of judgment and rules, but that's not the whole story. Yes, there are some instructions in the Bible of things we should do and things we should not do, but there is a reason for these instructions. Following these instructions does not result in favor, or in salvation. We can never "do" or "not do" enough to earn God's love. We h...2021-05-0929 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeEphesians 4:17-23 Time to get new clothes!Paul continues in his very practical instructions to the Ephesians. In his second set of instructions on "how to walk" Paul urges his readers to walk NOT as unbelievers, but in purity. Their culture was one of hopelessness and futility of thinking but Paul reminds them they are different. We too are to "walk in purity" and how do we do that? Put off the old and put on the new - like a wardrobe makeover. This episode unpacks a few verses with plenty of practical application.The Bible is for everyonehttp://www.biblefortheordinarylife.com2021-05-0220 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeEphesians 4:7-16 We get gifts! Then what?Back in the Old Testament and even in the first few centuries after Jesus walked the earth, it was not uncommon for kings to attack, or wage war against a neighboring country or town and take over. Typically the captives that survived would give their new king gifts. But, Jesus does things differently. His followers receive gifts from him, not the other way around. So, why would we get gifts from God? What are these gifts and what should we be doing with these gifts?In this episode we will answer these questions and of course discuss som...2021-04-2628 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeEphesians 4:1-6 Living worthilyChapter 4 of Ephesians is a shift in how Paul has been writing. He moves from theology and doctrine to practical instructions for his audience. Paul focuses on walking worthily - which characterizes the walking - an important distinction from characterizing the person. More on that in this episode. He also emphasizes the importance of unity. In a series of seven "ones" Paul encourages his readers to live this way because of their unity in Christ. What lessons for this first New Testament church still apply to us today? Tune in to discover why so much of what the Bible has...2021-04-1825 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeEphesians 3:14-21: A Prayer for StrengthHow often do you pray for strength? Far more often I find myself praying for relief, rather than strength. In this episode we will study a prayer Paul prayed for his church in Ephesians. His goal for them isn't necessarily relief, but rather strength. The prayer involved actions by God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, and God the Son. It ends with a beautiful doxology - words of glory. This episode might challenge your prayer habits and inspire you to try something new in your prayer life.http://www.biblefortheordinarylife.comThe Bible...2021-04-1128 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeEphesians 3:1-13 The secret is out!There is a secret that has been let out and it's in Ephesians chapter 3. Paul, interrupts himself just as he's about to write out a prayer for his audience, to talk about this secret. He calls it a mystery and for his original audience it's a really big deal. This revealed mystery was a complete shift for the original audience. But what does this news mean for us? In this episode we will unravel the "interruption" Paul makes in the first 13 verses of chapter 3 in his letter to the Ephesians.http://www.biblefortheordinarylife.comTh...2021-03-2324 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeEphesians 2:15-22 The revolutionary idea of equal access to GodWhether you've always felt at home in the church or have felt like an outsider never able to access the "in-crowd", these verses are for you! Jesus came to tear down dividing walls, both literal and figurative in the church. Let's take a close look on the teaching around unity in the church. We also take the time to imagine the impact of this on both sides - for the non-Jew, as well as the Jew.But what does this have to do with our lives? The division of Jews and Gentiles isn't relevant. No, but what div...2021-03-0922 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeEphesians 2:8-14 How good works relate to salvationMany, many people believe that you can earn your way to heaven, that one day God will determine if they were a "good enough person" and open the gates of heaven or reroute them elsewhere. But the Bible teaches something else. Salvation is a free gift that cannot be earned and is not given based on merit. The Bible does teach us that we should do good works. So how are the two related?In this episode we will explore the relationship between the gift of salvation and the teachings to do good works. We'll also use some...2021-02-2822 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeEphesians 1:18-2:10 "But God"In this episode we will use the composition clue of compare and contrast to look carefully at the contrast Paul makes between who we were and who we are after becoming followers of Jesus. The two words "but God" are critical to understanding this contrast.We were dead. We are aliveWe used to follow the chief deceiver. We now sit in heaven with Christ.We were children of the wrath. We are now saved by grace.I hope you'll join in and examine these contrasts and the reason why we see the "but...2021-02-2224 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeEphesians 1:16-22 The Power of Praying ScriptureThese verses contain a prayer that Paul specifically prays for the recipients of this letter. In this episode we'll examine what he prays for (and what he doesn't). We'll also use a few "composition clues" to help us unpack this prayer and apply it to our own lives.If you've never considered using scripture as words to actually pray, this episode will encourage you to do just that! And if you regularly use Scripture in your prayers, you may find some new ideas as you listen. Either way, I hope this episode encourages you in your habits o...2021-02-0719 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeEphesians 1:13-16 Can we be sure of our salvation?The Bible contains the story of salvation. Believers in Jesus often refer to being "saved". But is it possible to lose that salvation? Or is our salvation secure no matter what? Scholars and theologians are divided on the answer to this question. What does the Scripture say that leads people to different conclusions on this matter?In this episode we'll continue our study of Ephesians and explore the two viewpoints of the doctrine of eternal security. At the end we'll make sure to cover a practical application. Learning more about God is only profitable if it draws u...2021-01-3127 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeEphesians 1:6-14 What does it really mean to be redeemed?This episode continues the study of Ephesians chapter 1 focusing on the verbs in each verse. Identifying these verbs draws our attention to what God is doing and has done for us. One of those action verbs is "redeem". What exactly does redeem mean and what should be our response to being redeemed? Find out the root meaning of this word and how it describes exactly what God has done for us.This episode reviews the "composition clues" repeated words and action verbs and adds one more strategy for you to use when reading the Bible. This episode wil...2021-01-2419 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeEphesians 1:1-6 We are ChosenPaul starts his letter to the Ephesians off with a statement that leads us right into the doctrine of election. Doctrine can be heavy stuff, but the rewards are worth the investment. Join me as we grapple with some important questions that will hopefully lead us to a greater love and appreciation for all that God has done for us. Also, this episode will cover two tools I call "composition clues" that help you read the Bible, a brief overview of three ways to explain the doctrine of election, and a personalization of these verses that I ho...2021-01-1824 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeEphesians 1:1 When you are called, but waiting, and waiting, and waitingIt's season 2 and we're kicking off a study in Ephesians. In this introductory episode we will talk about verse 1 but also some important background information and contextual influences. Verse 1 seems simple but there are important lessons packed into these few words. http://www.biblefortheordinarlife.comThe Bible is for everyone.2021-01-1023 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 21 Part 2: A restorative breakfastJesus and a small group of his disciples are on the beach having breakfast and Jesus has a conversation with Peter. He asks him a question - three different times. Peter answers the same way each time and is distressed by the third time. What is the purpose of these three questions? Is there any significance of the word choices John records? We'll answer these questions and wrap up the final few verses of John's gospel in this episode.http://biblefortheordinarylife.comThe Bible is for everyone.2020-12-1726 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 21 Part 1 Throw your net on the right side of the boatIt's the third time Jesus appeared to His disciples following His resurrection. The disciples have fished all night and haven't caught a thing. Jesus, who they don't recognize, shows up on the shoreline and tells them to cast their nets on the right side of their boat.I'm not so sure I would have been so quick to obey.But the disciples do just that and reap a huge reward. John realizes it's Peter, Peter pulls "a Peter", and the disciples join Jesus for a breakfast of fresh fish and bread.What lessons...2020-12-0721 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 20 Part 2: Doubting Thomas turns into Worshipping ThomasDespite the testimony of his 10 closest friends, Thomas refuses to believe Jesus is alive unless he has first hand proof. Jesus, in his grace, provides him just that. Thomas responds appropriately - in worship! But what about those of us who don't have the opportunity for first hand proof? What does Jesus say about those who believe without seeing? https://www.biblefortheordinarylife.comThe Bible is for everyone.2020-11-2923 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 20 Part 1 Where is the body???!!It's Sunday morning. Jesus died on Friday afternoon. Mary and several devoted women arrive at the tomb only to find the stone rolled away. Mary runs to get Peter and John and they arrive only to assume the worst - Jesus' body is gone! It must be stolen. But in a beautiful scene of tenderness Jesus reveals himself to one specific person and gives that individual the job of telling the others - He's not missing. He's just as He intended to be - resurrected from the dead!https://www.biblefortheordinarylife.comThe Bible is f...2020-11-2221 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 19 Part 2 Painting a full picture of Jesus' Crucifixion, John, the Old Testament, and the other gospel writersIt's the crucifixion scene. John provides several interesting details unique to his gospel. In this episode we'll do some "page-flipping" as we connect Old Testament passages to Jesus' experience in crucifixion. We will also take some time to fill in details of this gruesome scene using the other gospels - Matthew, Mark, and Luke. We will cover Messianic psalms, the first instance of Passover back in Exodus compared to the last Passover in the gospels and paint a full picture of who took care of Jesus' dead body.https://www.biblefortheordinarylife.comThe B...2020-11-1538 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 19 Part 1 Pilate's dilemmaPilate faces a dilemma. He knew Jesus was innocent and the claims of His accusers were false. But he was forced to choose between condemning an innocent man and maintaining his good political standing with Caesar. It's a difficult section of scripture to study because of the brutality that Jesus suffers. In this episode we will go verse by verse through the first half of John chapter 19 and consider all the decisions Pilate needs to make. In the end we are left wondering, what decisions do we make when confronted with the choice - favor with God or favor...2020-11-0829 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 18: Part 2 - Jesus' "trial" and the important question "what is truth?"Hypocrisy. Lies. False accusations. Mob mentality. And a close friend's repeated denial.In the second half of John 18 Jesus will endure all of this and more. His "trial" has begun and it's a total farce. There are no legitimate charges and only two witnesses that lie. In this episode we'll follow John as he shifts back and forth from the scene with Peter and the scene with Jesus, finally ending with Pilate trying to release Jesus and the crowd wanting Barabbas instead. Along the way we'll fill in some gaps from other gospel writers.2020-11-0228 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 18 Part 1: Jesus in the Garden and the question, 'Why didn't God the Father intervene'?The Garden of Gethsemane might be a familiar story but have you ever compared all four gospel writers accounts of this scene? It a crazy plot twist his disciples surely were not expecting, Jesus is confronted by a crowd coming with swords and clubs. In this episode will unpack how Jesus skillfully handles what He already knows is going to happen and grapple with the question of why God sometimes chooses not to intervene. https://www.biblefortheordinarylife.comThe Bible is for everyone.2020-10-2629 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 17 Part 2: Jesus wants believers to be unified SO THAT the world will know Him.In this episode we will review all the instances of the phrase "so that" or "that" in John 17. It's a really important phrase considering it marks a cause/effect scenario. Jesus is praying for himself, His disciples, and all other believers for all time (THAT MEANS US!). In His prayer He says "so that" or that many times and during the last 6 verses He very clearly prays for believers to be unified SO THAT the world will know Him. So what does this mean for us? Tune in and walk with me through this prayer of Jesus, considering how His...2020-10-1825 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 17 Part 1 Lessons we can learn from Jesus' prayerThe entire chapter of John 17 is a prayer Jesus offers up while with his 11 disciples on the night before His crucifixion. What can we learn from Jesus' prayer?In this episode we will look for lessons we can take away about how Jesus prayed for His disciples. If prayer is something you struggle with or something you are trying to get better at, this episode we will examine some practical application based on Jesus' prayer. The Bible is for everyone.2020-10-1234 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 16 Part 2: Jesus wraps up the Farewell Discourse with a plot twistBeginning back in chapter 14 Jesus started a long discussion with his disciples often called the "Farewell Discourse". These are the last few verses of instruction and encouragement He gives them before the prayer that is recorded in chapter 17. He's laid the groundwork for them to understand His purpose on earth, but they are expecting an earthly kingdom. So today the plot twist becomes to be revealed. Jesus is headed back to the Father and the disciples need to be prepared for a new relationship between God and humans. In these few verses we will explore how Jesus e...2020-10-0524 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 16 Part 1: Jesus foretells of coming persecution and promises the Holy SpiritJesus is continuing his farewell conversation with his 11, wide-eyed, sorrowful disciples. In these verses Jesus addresses the reality of what His disciples are about to face. I would have been just as scared and afraid as the disciples were. But, Jesus also talks about the coming Holy Spirit - the Comforter, the Counselor, the Advocate. We'll talk about the name of the Holy Spirit, which is paraklete in Greek, and how His name relates to His role in coming alongside us.Who is the Holy Spirit?What is His role?Why does He...2020-09-2827 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 15 Part 2: Love, hate, and a touch of theologyJesus continues His conversation with His 11 disciples just hours before His crucifixion. In these verses He issues a command to love each other as He has loved them. We'll talk about the difference in the love of cheeseburgers and the love of friends and why Greek is a little more expressive that English in these matters. Jesus will then teach about the opposite emotion: hate. He'll offer up the reality that the world will hate them and four reasons why. It's sobering, but warnings usually are. This episode will leave off with a bit of a downside thinking about...2020-09-2130 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 15 Part 1: The vine and the branches and the debate around the theological meaning of this metaphorJesus presents His final "I am" statement. He is the vine, we are the branches. What happens to unfruitful branches? What about the fruitful ones? How can we understand this passage in light of the theological positions Christians have been divided over for years? These questions and more will be explored in this podcast. But no matter where you fall on the theological debate over Jesus' words in John 15 - one thing is clear and that is we are to abide in Him!www.biblefortheordinarylife.comThe Bible is for everyone.2020-09-1327 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 14 part 2 Imagine the disciples trying to understand the reason for the Holy SpiritIt's the night before His crucifixion and Jesus is spending the evening giving His farewell speech to His disciples. They don't understand a lot of what He is telling them, but they will in due time. For now, He's laying the groundwork for His departure and the coming Holy Spirit. Through this episode we will try to imagine ourselves as one of the disciples and really ask the question "would we understand it any better". The advantage of hindsight is of course 20/20 vision of what Jesus meant. But let's stop and consider what it might have been like to...2020-09-0729 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 14 part 1 Jesus comforts his disciples even though they struggle to "get it"It's the night before Jesus' crucifixion and John gives us an incredible glimpse of what Jesus and his disciples talked about just hours before Judas would betray him. We start this chapter out with Jesus comforting them. He's about to die, and yet He gives them such tender compassion and instructions. The disciples struggle to really understand that He is truly God. We talk about some Greek grammar (don't let that scare you), why mansions are not actually in heaven, and why the disciples might not be clear on Jesus' deity. It's an excellent reminder of Jesus' tenderness toward u...2020-08-3130 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 13 Part 2: Judas, Peter, and Jesus - betrayal, denial, and a new commandIn the second half of John 13 we get the rare opportunity to read the perspective of this scene from the other three gospel writers as well. It's the Passover supper. John figures out that it's Judas who will betray Jesus. But the other gospel writers don't have this perspective. We'll talk about why. Jesus also tells Peter that he will deny him three times that evening. But a few other gospel writers share details that John does not. And despite all of this, Jesus continues to show love to his disciples and gives them a new command. This episode is...2020-08-2438 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 13 Part 1 Jesus washes the disciples feet - the ultimate pedicureIn this podcast we will talk about some of the implications of why Jesus washed his disciples feet. This isn't just about cleaning the dirt from between their toes. It's a picture of what Jesus is about to do on the cross and Jesus teaches a very clear lesson on servitude. We'll talk about Judas' presence at this event and how Jesus knew Judas would betray Him, yet would serve Judas anyway. The key to this passage is the reason Jesus is able to serve in such a humble way. It's the same reason we can adopt for serving o...2020-08-1630 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 12 Part 2: Prophesies fulfilled and Jesus "drops the mic"Jesus wraps up his earthly ministry with a few words for the crowd. John will reflect on all he's seen and heard and connect the rejection of Jesus by the Jews to the rejection of Isaiah by the Jews. This connection will force us to grapple a bit with free will versus determinism. Then we will hear from Jesus one final time as he addresses the crowds and wraps up His whole ministry and purpose with a "mic drop" type speech. I wish you were here huddled around my kitchen table doing the good work of Bible study with...2020-08-0940 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 12 Part 1: Palm Sunday and Jesus' response to some non-JewsLet's talk about Palm Sunday! It's Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem and John tells the story to his readers. This is one of those unique times when all four gospel writers tell the same story, but each in a different way. We'll talk about why this doesn't mean the Bible is inconsistent and in doing so be prepared for a poem I wrote about Frosted Flakes cereal. We'll also tackle what might appear to be a really difficult response Jesus made to a request by some non-Jews to see Him. We'll need to slow down and consider the context a...2020-08-0133 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 11 Part 2: How do people respond when Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead?Jesus has raised Lazarus from the dead. Now what? People either believed in Jesus or wanted him dead. In this episode we'll study John 11:45-12:8 and consider the various responses of people who encountered Jesus. Jesus has dinner with Mary, Martha and Lazarus and is there that we see the response of the three siblings - all different, but all appropriate. The question for us is - how do we respond when we encounter the claims of Jesus?https://biblefortheordinarylife.com/The Bible is for everyone.2020-07-2626 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 11 Part 1: Lazarus is resurrected and my thoughts on flannel graphYou may know the story of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead. Perhaps like me, you heard it told in a Sunday School classroom with flannel graph characters. But have you ever considered why Jesus didn't come right away? Have you ever thought about the journey back to Bethany and what the conversation may have been like? And what happened once Jesus raised Lazarus? Join me as we unravel the details of this amazing miracle and consider some of the events that may have been a part of the disciples experience.https://biblefortheordinarylife.com/The...2020-07-2140 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 10 Part 2: Jesus' claims nearly get Him stoned (again)This is the halfway point in the gospel of John. Jesus is in Jerusalem during the Feast of Dedication, which we know as Hanukkah. Once again the religious leaders try to trap Jesus by getting him to confess He is the Messiah. He responds with a claim that makes them want to stone Him. In this dialogue we will grapple with the two sides of predestination or free will theology. We will also explore how to interpret Jesus' use of Psalm 82 in his defense. What does it mean that God the Father spoke to "little g gods" and how d...2020-07-1227 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 10 Part 1: Jesus the Good ShepherdJesus uses the illustration of shepherds, sheep, thieves, wolves, and sheepfolds to teach his listeners about their relationship to God the Father. He does it in a way that connects powerful Old Testament poetry and prophecy to the current conditions and characters in Israel. This episode may take your understanding of sheep-life to a whole new level, but more importantly it may help deepen your understand of your Good Shepherd.http://www.biblefortheordinarylife.comThe Bible is for everyone.2020-07-0537 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 9: Drama in Jerusalem: A blind man receives his sightJesus encounters a man born blind from birth, makes a bit of clay with his spit and the earth and tells the man to wash in a pool. The man obeys and is healed. But the story is not over. Drama ensues because of course the Pharisees are enraged that Jesus healed on the Sabbath and once again they try to find fault with all that Jesus does. Listen as this story unfolds about the miracle in one man's life that is an allegory for our spiritual condition. "One thing I know - I once was blind, but now I se...2020-06-2836 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 8 Part 2: "Say WHAT?" Jesus tries to communicate but they just don't get it so they try to stone him (again)It's an epic example of miscommunication as Jesus tries repeatedly to explain what it means to be his disciples. The crowd of Jews He's speaking to is unable to understand his intended message and He points out that this is because they don't truly have their hearts aligned with God. They can't see past their genetic lineage and don't recognize that they don't actually love and worship God the Father. Instead they claim Jesus is a half-breed Jew and is possessed by a demon. As the conversation evolves the Jews demonstrate less and less understanding of His words until H...2020-06-2240 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 8 Part 1: The Light of the World stumps the religious leaders and really ticks them offIn this episode we'll look at two encounters between Jesus and the Pharisees. The first is a controversial set of verses where a woman caught in adultery is brought before Jesus by the religious leaders with the intentions of trapping Jesus. In a brilliant move Jesus follows the law and extends grace. In the second scene Jesus claims to be the Light of the World and the Pharisees just cannot grasp who He is, where He is from, and where He is going. The tension between Jesus and the established, inner religious circle continues to mount. But Jesus models h...2020-06-1537 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 7 Part 2: Jesus causes division and debate because the Pharisees are too prideful to accept Him.In this episode we look at the reaction of the crowd and the Pharisees as Jesus preaches in the temple during the Feast of Tabernacles. He will make His claim that He's soon going to the One who sent Him. He'll also tell them that true believers will have streams of living water flow from deep within them. So we are left to consider, if we are true believers what are these streams of living water and what do they look like in our ordinary lives? These verses will challenge us to consider if we are more like the...2020-06-0739 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 7 Part 1: Jesus' claims divide the people - do you believe He is who He says He is?Jesus encounters the religious leaders and again stirs up controversy over who He claimed to be. But despite the plot to kill Jesus, He stayed true to His mission and never wavered from the will of His Father. Do you believe Jesus is who He said He was?https://biblefortheordinarylife.com/The Bible is for everyone.2020-06-0128 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 6 Part 2: The Bread of Life will feed your soulIn this episode we explore the connection between the literal and the figurative in Jesus' teaching on "The Bread of Life". It's a turning point in his ministry mainly because his followers have to answer the question - do you follow Jesus because of what He can do, or because of who He is? The Bible is for everyone.2020-05-2531 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 6 Part 1: Jesus feeds the crowdIt's the only story other than the resurrection recorded in all four gospel accounts - Jesus, while teaching on the side of a mountain, feeds 5,000 men (plus women and children) using only 2 fish and 5 loaves of bread. But why was He on a mountain? Where did the fish and bread come from? Why did He decide to feed all those people? What happened after they ate? All those answers and more in this episode as we compare all the gospel writers accounts and consider what the scene must have been like on that day so many years ago. ...2020-05-1727 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 5 Part 2: Jesus provides 4 witnesses in defense of His ministry and teachingJohn 5:24-47 - Jesus response to the persecution He is under from the Jewish religious leaders. He claims to be the Son of God and defines very specifically who He is and what He can do. He then proceeds to offer four witnesses to back up His testimony. The Jewish leaders have their hearts set against Him, and Jesus knows it. It's not an easy conversation, but Jesus never shied away from the truth just because it wasn't easy. You'll be challenged to "think like a 1st century Jew", look back to a few Old Testament passages, and consider...2020-05-1135 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 5 Part 1: Jesus heals a paralyzed man and infuriates the religious leadersIn this episode Jesus meets a man who has been paralyzed for 38 years. Out of sheer mercy, He heals him, and tells him to pick up his mat and walk. This sets off a chain reaction with the religious leaders of the day. You'll learn why Jesus disrupted their status quo when He told the man to carry his mat and why it was so shocking when Jesus talked about the relationship between God the Father and God the Son. Be ready to "think like a 1st century Jew" and dig in to a story where Jesus carries out...2020-05-0425 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 4 Part 2: The healing of a little boy, and more importantly, the faith of his father.In this episode we meet a father with a sick child. He has it all, power, position, and money. But those things won't save the life of his son. So he goes to Jesus hoping to convince him to come and heal his son. You might be surprised at Jesus' response and even more so at the faith of this father. The lesson for us is, no matter your circumstances - faith comes by hearing the word of God.The Bible is for everyone.2020-04-2724 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 4 Part 1: Jesus breaks all cultural norms by talking to a Samaritan womanIn this episode we talk about a conversation Jesus had with a woman who came to a well to get some water. What seems like an ordinary task, getting water, and an ordinary conversation, is anything BUT ordinary. Listen to find out why Jesus' encounter with this woman was completely out of the norm for someone of his background during this time. You might learn a few things about historical Jewish culture, but more importantly, about the impact this story can have on the way we relate to Jesus.The Bible is for everyone.2020-04-1935 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 3 Part 2: John the Baptist - a picture of humbleness and faithfulnessJohn the Baptist is confronted by his disciples who are upset about the fact that Jesus has more followers than John. Find out how John responds and what lessons we can learn from the way he views himself in comparison to Jesus.The Bible is for everyone.2020-04-1327 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 3 Part 1: Jesus and Nicodemus; light meets darknessNicodemus meets Jesus and Jesus turns his world upside down. Maybe you can relate to having your "ordinary life" turned upside down due to recent events. This episode reminds us that even in the midst of our circumstances, God is consistent and He meets us right where we are.The Bible is for everyone.2020-04-0540 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 2 Part 2: Jesus cleans the temple and gives a lesson in figurative languageTeaching on the second half of John 2, Jesus cleanses the temple.The Bible is for everyone.2020-03-2936 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 2 Part 1: Jesus turns water into wine because servants were obedient.You might be familiar with Jesus' first miracle. It's a wedding at Cana and the party is not over, but the wine is gone. Mary comes to Jesus thinking He can do something about this. Although He tells her His time is not yet come, He does step in and perform a miracle. But the miracle is dependent on the obedience of the servants. This might be a fresh look at a familiar story for you. Water --> wine. God's word --> Obedience.The Bible is for everyone.2020-03-2325 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 1 Part 2: Jesus begins to gather disciplesJohn the Baptist has been paving the way for Jesus. Now, Jesus is here and is beginning His public ministry. John will consistently point to Jesus as the Messiah and humbly recognize that His role is to prepare the way. Jesus will even attract John's disciples who will go and gather others. Because when you meet Jesus and you realize who He truly is, it's hard to contain your excitement. The Bible is for everyone.2020-03-2231 minThe Bible for the Ordinary LifeJohn 1 Part 1: An introduction to the Gospel of John and the Light of the WorldThis is the first episode in the series on the gospel of John where we will study together verse by verse, chapter by chapter through this entire narrative. John wrote this gospel as a narrative to record his eye witness accounts of his life with Jesus. His book has a strong theme that establishes Jesus is God. In this episode we will cover the first 14 verses of the gospel of John. We'll talk a bit about the author and the date when this was written. Then we'll examine the figurative language that John uses to introduce us to Jesus...2020-03-2120 min
The OMG I'm Launching PodcastEp.019 - Showing up and finding ‘Wins’ in a failed launch with Alicia Parker"One of the big lessons is just showing up for the people"Alicia Parker is a creator & strategist that has taught hundreds of women how to create their own roadmap to emotional & financial independence using a 4 Step Formula to help you identify the right (and wrong) actions to grow your career or business and build a life you're excited to wake up to. After spending years in Career Management and Marketing Leadership roles, she knew she wanted to help people find & create work that aligns with their strengths and passions. When Alicia became a...2020-02-0330 min
Belly Dance Podcast A Little LighterPioneer in Fusion and Folk Bellydance Genres Jill Parker on the Alchemy of Dance – ALLAF 030Jill Parker shares what she wishes she knew when she first started dancing with Fat Chance Belly Dance, talks about tattoos, beauty secrets, and the sorcery of dance.
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Live at the Corset Factory, a pre-Industrial Revolution building in Cortland, upstate New York with Jill Parker from the West Coast hanging out on the East Coast for a hot minute.
Jill Parker, always cutting edge. For decades, she’s been performing all over the world with others in the pantheon of belly dance greats including Rachel Brice, Carolina Nericcio, an...2019-12-1826 min