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Field Notes on Music Teaching & LearningSeven Black Composers in the Piano Teaching RepertoireFebruary is Black History Month—a time to honor and celebrate the contributions of African Americans. As a music teacher, this prompts me to pause and evaluate what I’m teaching, but also why. I ask questions like:How much diversity is present in my students’ method books and repertoire?Which pieces should we skip due to their complicated history?How can I make more thoughtful, informed choices about the music I put in front of my students—choices that are pedagogically sound and historically responsible?This year, I want to focus mo...
2026-01-1414 min
the Mariposa MethodLucia and the Fairy Within YouSend us a textLucia is a women’s reintegration coach, certified wellness coach, guidance facilitator and is trained in trauma and crisis intervention. Her approach to healing is reconnecting you with your creative, whimsical self. You can connect with her at thefairywithinyou.comThis podcast was created and produced by Ashley Claiborne. Music is composed by Andrew Garcia with Legacy Records.
2025-07-3030 minthe Mariposa MethodMatt Smith with Sheepdog ResponseSend us a textSergeant Major Matt Smith is a US Major Green Beret and 20-year veteran of Special Operations. He is a Special Missions Unit alumni and master tactics trainer. He is an Army TCCC instructor, certified Flight Paramedic, Critical Care Paramedic, Diving Medical Technician, and has conducted joint medical mission planning for some of the top tier units within Special Operations. Today I had the opportunity to speak with him about his work as Director at Sheepdog Response and their mission to keep Austin safe. This podcast was created and produced by Ashley C...
2025-05-1034 minthe Mariposa MethodAlison Kate Holistic HealingSend us a textAlison is a gifted and intuitive holistic practitioner with a passion for helping others. She has an impressive archive of healing modalities and skills that she has been practicing for over 20 years. If you’d like to schedule with her and explore the services she offers, visit alisonkatehealing.comThis podcast was created and produced by Ashley Claiborne. Music is composed by Andrew Garcia with Legacy Records.
2025-03-2735 min
Red Letter Christians PodcastThe Complexity of Divided Congregations | Special guests Rev. Ashley Guthas and Kirk Lyman-BarnerSpecial guests Rev. Ashley Guthas and Kirk Lyman-Barner join from Georgia, where they are part of a historic church and community, the home church of President Jimmy Carter, birthplace of Koinonia Farm and Habitat for Humanity. We discuss the complexities of pastoring a church in politically divided times.
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2025-02-0639 minthe Mariposa MethodEricka and HeatherSend us a textEricka and Heather have been together for eight years. Today they share their story with us in how they’ve strengthened their relationship and marriage while navigating big transitions, sobriety, dating after experiencing relationship violence and more. This podcast was created and produced by Ashley Claiborne. Music is composed by Andrew Garcia with Legacy Records.
2025-01-2942 minthe Mariposa MethodBrittany Alvarez Lee with Artisan TherapySend us a textBrittany is a clinical health professional and mental health advocate located in Austin, Texas. She specializes in individual, group, couples and child therapy and provides both virtual and in person care. This podcast was created and produced by Ashley Claiborne. Music is composed by Andrew Garcia with Legacy Records.
2024-09-2242 minthe Mariposa MethodAmanda Elkanick-Oder with Texas Advocacy ProjectSend us a textTexas Advocacy Project provides free legal services to victims of violence and runs numerous campaigns to help support and educate victims of the many legal solutions available to them. This podcast was created and produced by Ashley Claiborne. Music is composed by Andrew Garcia with Legacy Records.
2024-07-2457 min
10000 MINUTES313: Relationships: Using Your Passion to Serve Others with Shane ClaiborneEpisode Summary: Season 3 is all about relationships, the ways we navigate them and practices to help relationships thrive. In our Season 3 Finale, activist and author Shane Claiborne shares the many ways he and his community are using their passions to serve neighbors near and far.Practice:Use Your Passion To Serve Others. We got to take our deepest passion and connect it to the world's deepest pain. Let’s take these passions, the things that we love and are skilled in and connect it with the pain you see today! What spaces or communities in your cit...
2024-07-091h 03the Mariposa MethodGreg Norwood with Hope AllianceSend us a textHope Alliance is one of the many organizations serving the Austin, Texas community to provide safe housing and access to resources for men, women and children. This podcast was created and produced by Ashley Claiborne. Music is composed by Andrew Garcia with Legacy Records.
2024-06-2307 minthe Mariposa MethodStart Here 🦋 About the Mariposa MethodSend us a textImportant information and trigger warnings before you start listening.This podcast was created and produced by Ashley Claiborne. Music is composed by Andrew Garcia with Legacy Records.
2024-06-0701 min
The Shuvah PodcastEpisode 3- Drunk and AloneThere’s a flood story in Genesis. We dive in deeper to this troublesome story. We are wrestling some pre/post flood questions. Specifically, we ask and unpack…
What do we do with the vineyard? I think the question I want to ask and where we are going to go is… did [the flood] ever have to happen?
Resources from this episode:
Shane Claiborne’s book Jesus for President
Intro/Outro Music by Chandler Adams (@chandelier.adams)Cover Illustration by Ashley Mastin (ashleymastin.com @ashley.mastin)
2024-04-0124 min
The Russell Moore ShowChristine Caine Tells Me Where I'm Wrong on the Holy SpiritDoes baptism with the Holy Spirit happen to everyone when they believe the gospel or does it occur later? Has the gift of prophecy ended in the modern era? What does speaking in tongues really mean? On this episode of The Russell Moore Show, Christine Caine speaks to these questions and more. As an author, speaker, and co-founder of anti-slavery nonprofit A21, Caine has a global perspective on the supernatural. She and Moore talk about various beliefs regarding spiritual gifts, why Christians have differing opinions about them, and what the implications are for believing (or not believing) th...
2023-11-0153 min
The Russell Moore ShowRoss Douthat on American Religion and Where Martin Luther was Right and WrongOn this episode, New York Times Opinion columnist Ross Douthat tells Russell Moore where he's wrong on Catholicism and American culture. Kind of.Douthat and Moore consider what it looks like for Christians to engage civically without surrendering to the relentless urgency of the political cycle. They discuss the Roman Catholic Church and what's happening at the intersection of religion, American culture, and world culture. They have a rich discussion of Douthat's religious upbringing, corruption in religious hierarchies, and when Martin Luther did (and didn't) have a point. They talk about Pope John Paul II and Pope...
2023-01-2551 min
Thoughts from a Page PodcastKelly Hooker - Our Top Reads of 2021In this episode, Kelly and I chat about our favorite books of 2021.Kelly’s top 12 reads of 2021:
These Silent Woods by Kimi Cunningham Grant
We Begin at the End by Chris Whitaker
Bad Muslim Discount by Syed M. Masood
The Push by Ashley Audrain
Will by Will Smith
The Personal Librarian by Marie Benedict and Victoria Christopher Murray
Landslide by Susan Conley
The World Played Chess by Robert Dugoni
When the Stars Go Dark by Paula McLain
Songs in Ursa Major by Emma Brodie
Hostage by Clare Mackintosh
Good Apple by Elizabeth Passarella
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2021-12-241h 03
Keep On Cookin'37 - 2021 CHRISTMAS SPECIAL with Dustin & David featuring Chef Ron DesantisENTER THE GIVEAWAYS ON INSTAGRAM:@theveganroadie@hungryplanetfoodsFREE HUNGRY PLANET HOLIDAY EBOOKFREE HOLIDAY COOKING RESOURCES from PCRMPhysicians Committee for Responsible Medicine Thanksgiving Ebook Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine Winter Holiday Recipes Allergy Friendly Universal Meals Recipes IRELAND VEGAN TOUR 2022IRELAND VEGAN TOUR with Dustin and David (click for Itinerary and to Reserve!)Cookbooks to cook from for the holidays:Vegan Christmas by Gaz Oakley The Superfun Times Vegan Holiday Cookb...
2021-12-141h 08
Flash ForwardROBOTS: Should A Robot Be Allowed To Kill?Today we travel to a future where militaries employ killer robots. Should a robot be allowed to take a human life? Is the speed of war increasing too quickly? What does a tech worker do when they find out their work is being used for war?Guests:
Kelsey Atherton, a reporter who covers military technology.
Ryan Calo, a professor of law at the University of Washington.
Dr. Ryan Jenkins, an associate professor of philosophy at California Polytechnic State University.
Liz O’Sullivan, the CEO of Parity.
Dr. Lucy Suchman, a professor emerita of sociology at Lancaster Un...
2021-11-241h 11
Flash ForwardROBOTS: Will Robots Ever Defeat Human Athletes?Today’s episode is part one in our FOUR PART MINI SEASON SERIES AND SHOW FINALE [airhorn noises]. We’re going out with a robotic bang: four episodes about four different ways that robots might impact your life in the future, starting with sports. Also, you'll hear a special announcement about the future of the show.For more about that go here.Guests:
Joe Choong, gold medalist in the Tokyo Olympic games in modern pentathlon.
Dr. Peter Stone, a professor of computer science at the University of Texas at Austin, and president of the Inter...
2021-11-101h 03
Sarah's Bookshelves LiveEp. 79: Circling Back to Winter 2021 Preview Books with Catherine (@GilmoreGuide)Welcome to the first Winter 2021 Circle Back Episode with Catherine of Gilmore Guide to Books! In the Winter 2021 Book Preview (Ep. 73), Catherine and I shared our most anticipated books coming out January – March 2021. But, we often haven't read the books we share in the Preview Episodes. So, in this new series, we will "circle back" to update you on all the books we presented in the previous season's Book Preview now that we've at least attempted to read them. This post contains affiliate links, through which I make a small commission when you ma...
2021-03-2450 min
The Unconventional Gal: Forging Your Own Path with Cherry Dollface24. You Know What Really Grinds My Gears?... Let's Talk Pet PeevesThis week opens with Cherry's Book Club review on Scar Tissue by Anthony Keidis.
My main topic this week is all about pet peeves. I share a whole bunch of my own and then we talk about yours as well. From loud chomping, to close standing, to smelly food on airplanes... I talk about everything that gets under my skin and why. I also go over the origins of pet peeves and answer some of your questions. And poor James gets some serious call out action this week. Sorry love...
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2021-03-0936 min
Sarah's Bookshelves LiveEp. 73: Winter 2021 Book Preview with Catherine (@GilmoreGuide)Catherine and I share our most anticipated books coming out January – March 2021. Also, stay tuned for my Most Anticipated Books of Winter 2021 blog post, which is coming out soon. I'll share some of the books I talked about in this podcast, but also some that I didn't! This post contains affiliate links, through which I make a small commission when you make a purchase (at no cost to you!). Highlights How we feel our 2021 reading taste (compared to the weirdness of 2020) might pan out based on the first couple releases we've read. Catherine and my...
2021-01-0653 min
From the Front Porch298 || Season‘s ReadingsAnnie is joined by one of her favorite members of her family’s kids’ table, Ashley Sherlock. Ashley’s the former events coordinator at The Bookshelf, a frequent From the Front Porch contributor, and a pop culture enthusiast, so she’s the perfect person to talk to about holiday reading and watching.
The books mentioned in today’s episode are available at The Bookshelf:
Ten Blind Dates by Ashley Elston
The Twelve Dates of Christmas by Jenny Bayliss
Recommended for You by Laura Silverman
All About Us by Tom Ellen
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2020-11-1936 min
Sight AttendantEpisode #16: With No Power Comes No ResponsibilityWe put on our super suits this week and jumped into Kick Ass. What the hell was our problem not seeing this when it came out? This was actually reasonably easy to follow without audio description. We also covered some Stephen King that Jordan has been reading and an Atrocity Guide video about Phoenix Jones, a real life super hero.Links:The voice actress who reads Dolores Claiborne, Jordan's latest Stephen King novelhttps://espnpressroom.com/us/bios/ward_pam/Drew Lynch, comedianhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCh0CG1hmIg&ab_channel=DrewLynchAtrocity Guide, "T...
2020-11-1752 min
Good Samaritan with Jason and ReneeWLAF's The Good Samaritan with Jason and Renee - Christian Learning Center 1-11-2020The Christian Learning Center of Campbell County is the featured Good Samaritan of this episode. Director Ashley Claiborne sits in with Jason and Renee to discuss the educational efforts they are contributing to the County.
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2020-01-1127 min
Infinitely Prefer a BookS2:E1 EducatedCatherine chats with Shannon and Ashley about Educated by Tara Westover.
Books Mentioned:
My Antonia by Willa Cather
The Professor’s House by Willa Cather
Pachinko by Min Jin Lee (see Season 1 Episode 6 for my discussion about this book!)
Middlemarch by George Elliott
Recommendations:
Bite Toothpaste tablets
Naps
Books by Willa Cather
Long AudioBooks
Next Month’s Book is Be Frank with Me by Julia Claiborne Johnson
Follow Catherine on instagram @infinitelypreferabook
See what Catherine is reading at goodreads.com/infinitelypreferabook
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2019-09-1900 min
The Film Comment PodcastEaster HamsJust in time for Easter (and a new series celebrating Al Pacino at The Quad), this episode honors an often-misunderstood subcategory of star: hams. Ranging from the amusing to glorious to cringeworthy, these actors call attention to themselves in ways that can overtake and redefine the films they’re performing in. FC Digital Producer Violet Lucca is joined by Ashley Clark, senior programmer of cinema at BAM, and Michael Koresky, editorial director of the Film Society of Lincoln Center, to chew over these over-the-top performers who produce a certain joy that a subtler actor can’t. From cops pontificating about post...
2018-03-2757 min