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Overachievers RadioCaribbean MiX (Dancehall, Soca, Kompa & more) - Wenge MiXThe newest installment to my colors mix series.
Took us to the Caribbean Islands for this installment. It's predominantly a Dancehall mix, but I also mixed in some Soca and Konpa. Had a whole other hour in me but I'll save that for a follow up mix. This one features the Problem Child, Ding Dong, Beenie Man, Cecile, Joe Dwet File, Jada Kingdom & more.
Press play and enjoy!
YouTube Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xb6YVu7Ub3A
#mix #dancehall #soca #konpa #kompa #caribbean
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UPCOMING CONFERENCES:
REFORMCON '25 | "Out of the Ashes" | April 24-26, 2025 @ Tucson, AZ: https://reformcon.org/;
The WAIT is OVER! Pre-order your copy of the NEW updated and expanded version of Dr. Boot’s Mission of God with a brand-new study guide! Get it here: https://ezrapress.ca/products/mis...2025-04-1900 min
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Tues 21/Jan/2025 -- 2024 Review -- Part 8
HOUR ONE
1. Raquel Rodriguez - Housewife (2024)
2. Calvin Richardson - Ready For The Weekend (2024 Five Years Later...)
3. Carlitta Durand - Call Me (Again) (2024 EP Make Me Stay)
4. Elle Nikole - Rosè in the Summer (2024)Sacramento, CA.-based singer/songwriter
5. Jeff Lorber - I Love My Life With You feat Brian McKnight (2024 Elevate)
6...2025-01-211h 57SoulAndJazzFlavasPanacea Soul Radio/SoulAndJazzFlavas Tues 21/01/2025 ** 2024 Review - Part 8 **SoulAndJazzFlavas, with me Steve Aggasild, live from Aberdeen in the North East Of Scotland with 2 hours showcasing some of the best new independent soul, soulful gospel & jazz from across the globe in 2024.
Tues 21/Jan/2025 -- 2024 Review -- Part 8
HOUR ONE
1. Raquel Rodriguez - Housewife (2024)
2. Calvin Richardson - Ready For The Weekend (2024 Five Years Later...)
3. Carlitta Durand - Call Me (Again) (2024 EP Make Me Stay)
4. Elle Nikole - Rosè in the Summer (2024)Sacramento, CA.-based singer/songwriter
5. Jeff Lorber - I Love My Life With You feat Brian McKnight (2024 Elevate)
6...2025-01-211h 57
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The VerbIsy Suttie, Pascale Petit, Deryn Rees Jones, Alan ConnorIan McMillan is joined by four guests for more poetry and performance . After a year characterised by wet weather, Alan Connor constructs a poem from 188 Words for Rain collected on travels around the country for his new book with that title. Comedian and writer Isy Suttie treats us to a new song written with the approaching Bonfire Night in mind, but the fireworks in the studio don't only come from her guitar. The other guests get a chance to join in too. Poet Pascale Petit opens up her first novel which took 17 years to write...2024-11-0342 min
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IlluminatedThe Beauty of Everyday ThingsPoet Ian McMillan has a gift for the art of small pleasures; the joy of close observation; revelling in everyday things, places and encounters; describing and re-describing them endlessly. In the company of fellow poets Helen Mort, Steve Ely and Dave Green he takes us to ordinary places that fascinate him: a railway platform with a striking red bench, on a bus journey, to a village cafe, and a local museum of curiosities; where we discover they can be portals into different ways of thinking, of feeling, and of being, where anything can happen, where the ordinary can become...2024-07-2929 min
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La Ville Dansée, première saisonLibrairie Présence africaine – 30 nuances de Noir(es)Rendez-vous devant la librairie et Maison d'édition Présence africaine, dans cet historique quartier parisien, dit quartier latin, prestigieux témoignage d’une activité intellectuelle et politique qu’ont mené étudiants, philosophes, écrivains et militants divers venus du monde entier, dans les années 40 et 50. Un bouillonnement qui a participé aux mouvements indépendantistes dans l’ancien empire colonial français, et dont les traces subsistent, voire se renouvellent encore de nos jours.
La directrice de Présence Africaine, Suzanne Diop, et le rédacteur en chef de la revue du même nom, Romuald Fonkoua commentent l’œuvre d'A...2024-06-0618 minThe VerbThe Final VerbdownThe Verb, which for the past 22 years has been bringing linguistic delights to the Radio 3 audience, will be leaving to make its new home on Radio 4. But in a mood of celebration Ian McMillan and his guests put the number 3 in the spotlight as they explore the magic and the power of three in poetry, storytelling and writing; with poet and memoirist Don Paterson to guide us around those poetic forms based on the number three, by long-time Verb favourite Ira Lightman with a brand new commission, storyteller and author Daniel Morden and The Bookshop Band who'll...2024-03-2943 minThe VerbZadie SmithThis week The Verb offers you another chance to hear a special extended interview with Zadie Smith. Her audacious first book 'White Teeth', written when she was just 24, was one of the most talked about debut novels of all time. Most of Smith's novels take place in north west London, where she grew up, and which she has described as the location of her imagination, and her heart. In her latest novel 'The Fraud', also set in the area, Smith moves into historical fiction with a story inspired by an extraordinary real life court case.Presenter: Ian...2024-03-1543 min
Happy RadioYogasession mit Madeleine
Was man in einem Radiostudio nicht alles machen kann, zum Beispiel Yoga! In der gemeinsamen Yogasession mit Madeleine Cécile haben wir uns entspannt und den Alltagsstress losgelassen. Eine zauberhafte Person hat im Februar Geburtstag – nämlich Bonnie Wright, die Ginny Weasley in den Harry Potter Filmen spielt. Wir erzählen dir aus dem Leben der Schauspielerin und Filmemacherin.
Ganz bunt wird es mit der Bunten Filmcrew aus Aarau. In einem begleiteten Projekt machen Jugendliche mit und ohne Beeinträchtigung gemeinsam Filme; bei uns zu Gast waren Marianne, Michele und Michael. Ob die Bunte Filmcrew gerne kocht, wissen...2024-02-2459 minThe VerbTessa HadleyIan McMillan presents a special extended interview with writer and novelist Tessa Hadley. Tessa Hadley's books are admired for the flowing, thoughtful intensity of her prose; and she is a master of capturing the humanity of domestic lives and the quietly devastating drama of the everyday. Hadley is a writer with a keen eye for the telling detail and a gift for bringing everything she has, sees and knows about life to the characters she creates. Her first novel was published when she was 46 and since then she has written short stories as well as novels.Producer...2024-01-2844 minThe VerbLanguageIan McMillan is looking at, and listening to, the wonderfully different ways we use language with three poets: Daljit Nagra whose new collection Indiom celebrates language in more than forty different poetic forms; Nasser Hussain whose poems take us deep into individual words often creating patterns so that build something new, and Safiya Kamaria Kinshas; a poet, dancer and choreographer whose work weaves together dance and poetry on the page and stage. And we’ve also got one of our new Verb Audio Dramas made in collaboration with BBC Writers and the BBC Audio Drama North team: No Smoking In...2024-01-1543 min
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EAT SLEEP WINE REPEAT: A wine podcastEp 158: Beaujolais Nouveau Day with Dan Farrell-Wright, Founder of Wickhams Wine Merchants (Part 1)To download the transcript CLICK HERE
In this episode, we're joined by a special guest, Dan, the owner of Wickhams Wines—our esteemed sponsor for this season. We'll be delving into Beaujolais Nouveau Day, exploring the rich tradition and uncovering the history behind this vibrant wine celebrated every third Thursday of November.
Discover the unique characteristics of Beaujolais Nouveau, its distinct flavor profile, and why it holds a special place in the hearts of wine enthusiasts globally. As we navigate through the essence of this youthful wine, Dan shares his seasoned expe...2023-11-2750 minThe VerbColm TóibínIan McMillan presents a special extended interview with acclaimed Irish novelist, essayist, playwright, and poet Colm Tóibín, who's been described as one of Ireland's finest writers.Colm Tóibín is the author of eleven novels including Brooklyn, which won the 2009 Costa novel award, and The Magician, winner of the Rathbones Folio Prize; as well as two short story collections. Three times shortlisted for the Booker Prize Tóibín was made the Laureate for Irish Fiction for 2022–2024. In 2022, he published his first collection of poems, Vinegar Hill.Producer: Cecile Wright2023-11-1744 min
New Full Audiobooks in Fiction, Coming of AgeRumer Godden: Black Narcissus, The Greengage Summer & The Dark Horse: Three Full-Cast BBC Radio Dramatisations by Rumer GoddenPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/697658 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Rumer Godden: Black Narcissus, The Greengage Summer & The Dark Horse: Three Full-Cast BBC Radio Dramatisations Author: Rumer Godden Narrator: Ronny Jhutti, Ellie Beaven, Abigail Docherty, Indira Varma, Sinead Cusack, Geoffrey Whitehead, Lesley Sharp, Full Cast, Nickolas Grace, Michael Maloney, David Rintoul, Dearbhla Molloy Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 4 hours 20 minutes Release date: November 16, 2023 Genres: Coming of Age Publisher's Summary: Full-cast radio adaptations of three of Rumer Godden's bestselling novels, plus a bonus interview with the author Rumer Godden is well known for her acclaimed novels for adults and children...2023-11-1705 min
Get New Full Audiobooks in Fiction, Coming of AgeRumer Godden: Black Narcissus, The Greengage Summer & The Dark Horse: Three Full-Cast BBC Radio Dramatisations by Rumer GoddenPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/697658to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Rumer Godden: Black Narcissus, The Greengage Summer & The Dark Horse: Three Full-Cast BBC Radio Dramatisations
Author: Rumer Godden
Narrator: Ronny Jhutti, Ellie Beaven, Abigail Docherty, Indira Varma, Sinead Cusack, Geoffrey Whitehead, Lesley Sharp, Full Cast, Nickolas Grace, Michael Maloney, David Rintoul, Dearbhla Molloy
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 4 hours 20 minutes
Release date: November 16, 2023
Genres: Coming of Age
Publisher's Summary:
Full-cast radio adaptations of three of Rumer Godden's bestselling novels, plus a bonus interview with the author Rumer Godden is well known for her acclaimed novels for adults and children. She...2023-11-174h 20
Los Programas del FrogmanEp # 120: Edición # 39 del programa Melómanos por Radio TGDPrograma Melómanos por Radio TGD, programando lo mejor de las voces Crooners, Swing, RnB, Jazz, Blues, Pop 60s y Big Band. En esta edición se tuvieron grandes invitados musicales como lo fueron: Les Baxter And His Orchesta, Percy Faith, Kay Kyser & His Orchestra, Gene Pitney, Jack Jezzro, Emilie Claire Barlow, Lizz Wright, Cécile McLorin Salvant, Kenny Dorham, Dianne Reeves, Ellie Martin y muchos mas. Esta fue la edición numero 39 del 21 de Julio del 2023.
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Producer: Cecile Wright2023-04-2144 minThe VerbThe Verb TS Eliot PrizeOn The Verb this week join Ian McMillan for a celebration of remarkable poets and poetry as he presents readings from all the collections shortlisted for the T.S. Eliot Prize. The prize is awarded annually by the T.S. Eliot Foundation for the best collection of the year and the winner receives £25,000. Anthony Joseph was declared this year's winner by the judges for his 'luminous' collection Sonnets for Albert.Alongside readings from the poets themselves, Ian reflects how their work reverberates with the here and now, refreshing the language and giving us maps and signposts for t...2023-01-2344 minThe VerbThe T S Eliot PrizeOn The Verb this week join Ian McMillan for a celebration of remarkable poets and poetry as he presents readings from all the collections shortlisted for the T.S. Eliot Prize. The prize is awarded annually by the T.S. Eliot Foundation for the best collection of the year and the winner receives £25,000. Anthony Joseph was declared this year's winner by the judges for his 'luminous' collection Sonnets for Albert.
Alongside readings from the poets themselves, Ian reflects how their work reverberates with the here and now, refreshing the language and giving us maps and signposts for these turbulent times.
T...2023-01-2044 minThe VerbThe Festive VerbJoin Ian McMillan for a festive recording of The Verb, in which we'll encounter a parade of imaginary creatures conjured through poems and songs and stories brought by his guests. The poet and performer John Hegley has written us a brand new poem, YA superstar Melvin Burgess tells us about his debut adult novel ‘Loki’, poet and playwright Testament will be performing a piece from his show ‘Blake Remixed’ fusing hip-hop with the iconic poetry of William Blake and folk singer Bella Hardy who'll be talking about her return to traditional ballads and of course singing a song or two....2022-12-1643 minThe VerbGhost WritersIan McMillan explores the ghostly presences and phantoms of predecessors, literary or not, which hover in and around all writing. In poetry and stories how do we seek through the spectres of time and memory to conjure invocations of people lost to us, and to understand the importance of human connections through time and space? With David Constantine, Denise Riley, Andrew Taylor and Clare Shaw.
David Constantine's new book Rivers of the Unspoilt World interweaves fictional characters and events with the real to create new ways of seeing and connecting our past, present and possible futures. Denise Riley's latest...2022-12-0944 minThe VerbPoetry Book Club with Douglas DunnThe Verb this week is another chance to hear Ian McMillan's interview with the great Scottish poet Douglas Dunn, in front of our Poetry Book Club audience. Douglas Dunn is the author of over ten poetry collections. He published his debut in 1969, whilst working in the Brynmor Jones Library at Hull under Philip Larkin. The book, Terry Street, won the Somerset Maugham Award. Since then Douglas has continued to write poems that shine a light on the human condition - on our foibles, our desires, our fragility. His 2019 collection, The Noise of a Fly, was shortlisted for...2022-12-0243 minThe VerbFirst DraftsThis week we examine the sometimes painful process of drafting and redrafting. We're joined by Denise Mina, who appeared on the Verb in 2019 to share her feelings towards a book she had only just started. What became of it? Listen to find out.Toby Litt's current novel is 'A Writer's Diary'. Initially published in the form of daily emails to subscribers, the lines between fact and fiction appear to blur with every email. How is a work like this drafted? Paul Tran says redrafting of his poems is also a redrafting and a rebuilding of the self...2022-11-2544 minThe VerbPlaywrightingOn The Verb this week we're raising the curtain on playwriting. Ian McMillan is joined by four playwrights; Winsome Pinnock whose recent work includes The Principles of Cartography and Rockets and Blue Lights; by Liz Lochhead, whose writing ranges widely over playwriting and poetry and who has written for the National Theatre of Scotland, Steve Waters who works for stage, radio and screen and Keisha Thompson Director and CEO of Contact Theatre in Manchester.Presenter: Ian McMillan
Producer: Cecile Wright2022-11-1844 min
Rebel - Podcast for Cultural EngagementParadigm Shifts in Faith: Historical OptimismThis week the Rebels begin a new mini series examing paradigm shifts in their faith.
A paradigm shift is a fundamental change in thinking or assumptions. Certain doctrines, when discovered in scripture or embraced in the life of a believer have the potential to change EVERYTHING!
In this first episode of the series P Nate and Pootie, #1, bring the newest pirate in their motley crew, Jordan Cecile.
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You can also join the rebellion by sharing and inviting your friends to like the content...2022-11-0944 min
Rebel - Podcast for Cultural EngagementParadigm Shifts In Faith: Historical OptimismThis week the Rebels begin a new mini series examining paradigm shifts in their faith.
A paradigm shift is a fundamental change in thinking or assumptions. Certain doctrines, when discovered in scripture or embraced in the life of a believer have the potential to change EVERYTHING!
In this first episode of the series P Nate and Pootie, #1, bring the newest pirate in their motley crew, Jordan Cecile.
To support the show you can become a Fight Laugh Feast Club Member here: flfnetwork.com/membership/
You can also join the rebellion by sharing and inviting your friends to like the conte...2022-11-0844 minThe VerbThe Verb NarratorsHow or what is the voice of the narrator, and what happens in a story when the narrator proves to be unreliable? Booker Prize winner Damon Glagut's novel The Promise toys with the idea of the narrator as different people at different times disorientating the reader and exposing the duplicity of the novel, poet Daniel's latest collection Single Window explores the 'I' in the poem and the poet, Sheen Patel's debut novel I Am A Fan is about an obsessed young woman and the unreliability of the internet and Prof. Mike Sharples is the author of Story Machines: How...2022-11-0444 minThe VerbVerbatim SpeechThis week The Verb is doing some straight talking and celebrating verbatim and everyday speech with the novelist Will Ashon whose book The Passengers is a collection of voices telling their own stories; the performance artist Scottee whose new podcast After The Tone listens to so-called ordinary people in all their extraordinary glory; the poet Anna Robinson whose work always listens hard to the way people sound; and Verb regular the poet and performer Kate Fox brings some drama to how we speak. Presenter: Ian McMillan
Producer: Cecile Wright2022-10-2844 minThe VerbLiberation NarrativesWhen we think of Liberation Narratives we perhaps most often mean slave or revolution narratives but they can be profoundly personal expressions of freedom as well as stories of huge geopolitical or historical changes. Ian McMillan considers Liberation Narratives with American poet Carl Philips, poet, performer and singer Rommi Smith, poet Yomi Sode and folk singer-songwriter and activist Grace Petrie. Carl Philips' latest book 'Then the War', a collection of new and selected poems is an exploration of self discovery and the revolutionary power of tenderness and human connection. During a stint as poet in residence at Dove Cottage...2022-10-2144 minThe VerbBenjamin ZephaniahThis week in tribute to the poet, performer, playwright and activist Benjamin Zephaniah who has died aged 65, Ian McMillan presents another chance to hear a special extended interview with him. Benjamin began publishing and performing his work for adults and children in the early 1980s, and had recently committed his life to print in his autobiography The Life and Rhymes of Benjamin Zephaniah. The programme was recorded last year in front of a live audience at the BBC's Contains Strong Language Festival in Benjamin's home city of Birmingham.Presenter: Ian McMillan
Producer: Cecile WrightFirst...2022-10-1444 minThe VerbHarvestThe Verb this week is abundant with the language of Autumn and fruitfulness as Ian Mcmillan and his guests explore writing about the season and harvest festivals; past, present and future. Rebecca May Johnson is the author of 'Small Fires: An Epic in the Kitchen'. In this playful memoir she rewrites the kitchen as a vital source of knowledge and revelation. A novelist and nature writer, everything Melissa Harrison writes is attuned to the seasons and for Melissa, autumn is a particularly poignant time of year when life and death rub up against each other. Amy Jeffs explores the...2022-10-0744 minThe Verb40 years of Apples and SnakesThis week on The Verb we're celebrating the birthday of Apples and Snakes, who've been pioneering spoken word poetry for 40 years. Ian McMillan is joined onstage at the BBC Contains Strong Language Festival in Birmingham by six poets who've been involved with Apples and Snakes over the years; Casey Bailey, the current Poet Laureate of Birmingham, award-winning poet Kayo Chingonyi, Roy McFarlane, Muneera Pilgrim and Malika Booker, co-founder of the writer's collective Malika's Kitchen.Presented by Ian McMillan
Producer Cecile Wright2022-09-3044 min
Arts & IdeasWomen warriors and power brokersAethelflaed and Bertha are two of the figures discussed in the new history of women in the Middle Ages written by Janina Ramirez. Choreographer Shobana Jeyasingh has taken the heroine who fights Tancredi the crusading knight and reframed the story set to the music composed by Monteverdi's Il Combattimento. Cat Jarman is a bioarchaeologist who has tracked the way a Viking ‘Carnelian’ bead travelled to England from 8th-century Baghdad, with all that it tells us about women and power.They join Shahidha Bari to discuss ideas about women as warriors and power brokers.Femina: A New...2022-07-1345 min
Relish A Critically-Acclaimed Full Audiobook On Your Commute.Nancy Mitford: Pursuit of Love, Love in a Cold Climate & More: A BBC Radio 4 full-cast drama collection by Nancy MitfordPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/578989to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Nancy Mitford: Pursuit of Love, Love in a Cold Climate & More: A BBC Radio 4 full-cast drama collection
Author: Nancy Mitford
Narrator: Jane Knowles, Pauline Letts, Elizabeth Proud, Amanda Root, Full Cast, Prunella Scales, Timothy West, Edward De Souza, Teresa Gallagher
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 6 hours 10 minutes
Release date: June 16, 2022
Genres: Clean & Wholesome
Publisher's Summary:
BBC Radio adaptations of Nancy Mitford's most famous novels and acclaimed biography of Madame de Pompadour plus bonus programmes The eldest of the notorious Mitford sisters, Nancy Mitford was renowned for her comic novels of...2022-06-166h 10
Download Best Full Audiobooks in Romance, Clean & WholesomeNancy Mitford: Pursuit of Love, Love in a Cold Climate & More: A BBC Radio 4 full-cast drama collection by Nancy MitfordPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/578989 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Nancy Mitford: Pursuit of Love, Love in a Cold Climate & More: A BBC Radio 4 full-cast drama collection Author: Nancy Mitford Narrator: Jane Knowles, Pauline Letts, Elizabeth Proud, Amanda Root, Full Cast, Prunella Scales, Timothy West, Edward De Souza, Teresa Gallagher Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 6 hours 10 minutes Release date: June 16, 2022 Genres: Clean & Wholesome Publisher's Summary: BBC Radio adaptations of Nancy Mitford's most famous novels and acclaimed biography of Madame de Pompadour plus bonus programmes The eldest of the notorious Mitford sisters, Nancy Mitford was renowned for her comic novels...2022-06-1605 minDownload Best Full Audiobooks in Romance, Clean & WholesomeNancy Mitford: Pursuit of Love, Love in a Cold Climate & More: A BBC Radio 4 full-cast drama collection by Nancy MitfordPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/578989to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Nancy Mitford: Pursuit of Love, Love in a Cold Climate & More: A BBC Radio 4 full-cast drama collection
Author: Nancy Mitford
Narrator: Jane Knowles, Pauline Letts, Elizabeth Proud, Amanda Root, Full Cast, Prunella Scales, Timothy West, Edward De Souza, Teresa Gallagher
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 6 hours 10 minutes
Release date: June 16, 2022
Genres: Clean & Wholesome
Publisher's Summary:
BBC Radio adaptations of Nancy Mitford's most famous novels and acclaimed biography of Madame de Pompadour plus bonus programmes The eldest of the notorious Mitford sisters, Nancy Mitford was renowned for her comic novels of...2022-06-166h 10Arts & IdeasMental HealthFrom a death row prisoner to the schemes to raise money dreamt up by his father: human rights lawyer Clive Stafford Smith has written a memoir exploring the impact of mental health on his family, his clients in the legal system and himself. New Generation Thinker Sabina Dosani is a Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist. She writes a postcard for Mental Health Week about Radclyffe Hall's The Well of Loneliness. Curator George Vasey discusses activism on air pollution and curator James Taylor-Foster explains the sensations of ASMR. Anne McElvoy hosts.Trials of the Moon: My Father's Trials...2022-05-0645 min
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