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The Brian Piergrossi PodcastThe Circle: The Truth Before Time & the Original Trinity. Featured Guest: Thessa Sophia Ep. #38Its a blessing to have Thessa Sophia joining on this episode of The Circle. Thessa is a meditation guide, & healer, mystic and intuitive.
She is someone I have collaborated with on retreats, workshops, podcast episodes quite a bit over the years. I have no doubt we have both learned a lot in that process.
In this episode Thessa shares about a powerful experience she had during a seven day darkness retreat, and related experiences from childhood and beyond, and how it led to a deepening relationship with the Truth before time, and the Original Trinity. We look at how these...2025-04-291h 09
Titans of TodayFrom Zero to 7-Figures: Charles Denson’s Secrets to Sales & ScalingIn this episode of Titans of Today, I sit down with Charles Denson, a serial entrepreneur who built a highly scalable property tax business by mastering sales, marketing, and operational efficiency. From working 80+ hour weeks to bootstrapping his company and taking bold risks, Charles shares the gritty reality of entrepreneurship, the power of persistence, and the strategies that helped him scale.2025-03-2055 min
Sounds of BlueSOB 445: Features: More David Sanborn, Taj Mahal, Steve Winwood, Jimmy Hall, Gary Wright, Danny Kirwan, Charles Earland, Groove Holmes & Jimmy PonderARTIST SONG ALBUM LABEL NOTES - The Crusaders Scratch (live) Scratch - 1974 Blue Thumb Records - MCA CD Reissue Alternate SOB ID - From the motion picture: Letal Weapon 3 Riggs & Rog by Michael Kamen & Clapton w/David Sanborn Lethal Weapon 3 - 1992 Reprise Records More for David Sanborn - 78 - Sting with Eric Clapton It's Probably Me music by Michael Kamen & Eric Clapton - Lyrics by Sting Lethal Weapon 3 - 1992 Reprise Records More for David Sanborn - 78 - Paul Butterfield Blues Band Last Hope's Gone co-authored by David Sanborn w/M. Bloomfield & E. Bishop In My Own Dream - 1968 Elektra...2024-06-094h 03
Lush Vibes RadioEpisode 289: Fresh Vibes - April 2024Originally aired April 30th, 2024Playlist:
Blue Lab Beats, Urban Soul Orchestra - "Sky Paradise (Interlude)"
Sarah, the Illstrumentalist - "No Weekend Plans"
A.J. Throwback - "Fluent in My Language"
Sinéad Harnett - "Shoulder"
George Benson, The Robert Farnon Orchestra - "Love is Blue"
ESTA. - "too fast"
Louis Cole, Metropole Orkest, Jules Buckley - "Things Will Fall Apart"
Tems - "Love Me JeJe"
jobii - "Snowman Suntan"
Jharis Yokley - "Megaman"
Nao Yoshioka - "My Love"
Flwr Chyld - "What U Want"
RillyRil - "What A Beautiful Day"
Emma Donovan - "Blak Nation"
Justice, T...2024-05-051h 59![Song-óra [Tilos Rádió podcast]](https://tilos.hu/upload/episode-new/song-ora.jpg)
Song-óra [Tilos Rádió podcast]2024.04.28. - TracklistávalTracklista:01. Luisa Maita - Around You (kezdődött: 00:00:56)02. Zbonics - Apache Indian Wardance (feat. Melvin Sparks, Karl Denson) (kezdődött: 00:04:56)03. Roy Budd - Main Theme - Carter Takes A Train (kezdődött: 00:10:56)04. Norman Connors - Mother of the Future (kezdődött: 00:13:56)05. Tawiah - Lost in a Dream (kezdődött: 00:20:40)06. The Brooks - Why (kezdődött: 00:24:20)07. Glass Beams - Mahal (kezdődött: 00:28:39)08. Mark de Clive-Lowe/Shigeto/Melanie Charles - Love Is Everywhere (kezdődött: 00:32:00)09. G.C. Cameron - Act Like A Shotgun (kezdődött: 00:37:20)2024-04-281h 30
Back to the RootsBack to the Roots 18-04-24IntroDoug Sahm - Whirlaway (1960 recorded 1979 released)Homer Callagan - Rattle Snake Daddy (1934)Lois Short - Little Birdie (1983)Blind Gussie Nesbit - I'll Just Stand And Wring My Heads And Cry (1935)Tennessee Ramblers - Garbage Can Blues (1929)Charles Lattimore - I Done Got Over (1967)T-Model Ford And GravelRoad - Someone's Knocking On My Door (2010)The Hollywood Vines - When Johnny Comes Slidin' Home (1961)Sonny Terry & His Buckshot Five - I Love You Baby (1954)Tennessee Ernie Ford - Mule Train (28.10.1949)2024-04-191h 59
Storm Tracker PodcastStorm Tracker Podcast - Rivals Camp Preview, Who's Next To Commit To Miami?Marcus Benjamin and John Garcia, Recruiting Analyst for Rivals.com, preview Rivals Camp Miami this weekend and discuss Miami recruiting targets for the 2025 cycle.
First, we discuss who we are excited to see during the camp (1:48): Jordan Magwood, Chris Denson, Dia Bell, Brady Hart, Noah Grubbs, Floyd Boucard, Ziyare Addison, Ennio Yapoor, and Vernell Brown mentioned.
We discuss the recruitment of Brown and Miami's chances to land the versatile four-star athlete (6:41).
We break down the wide receivers that will attend the Rivals Camp (9:58): Waden Charles, Jayvon Boggs, Winston Watkins, Jasen Lopez, Jabari Brady, mentioned.
Next, we discuss the defensive back...2024-04-0536 min
SoulsortsThe Soulsorts Record Room '24 on Starpoint Radio - 14 JanuaryThe Soulsorts Record Room ’24 on Starpoint RadioBroadcast on Sunday 14 JanuaryPlaylist:Darryl Anders AgapeSoul – Changes – Album: Conversations (2018)Glenn Jones – You & Me (2018)Tank and the Bangas feat. Jamison Ross, Trombone Shorty & Rachel Robinson – Cafe Du Monde – Album: Red Balloon (2022)Wendy McIntyre – I Cried (2023)Zbonics feat. Karl Denson & Robert Walter – Romance – Album: Keep On Walkin' (2023)Band Of Pockets – Your Love – EP: Is It Real Love? (2024)Kat Hawley – Never Too Busy (2024)Neika Simone – Point Of View – Album: Point of View (2023)Eric Rober...2024-01-152h 01Sounds of BlueSOB 424 - Features: Grover Washington Jr., Karl Denson, Jimmy Smith, Chuck Mangione, Donald Byrd & Eddie PalmieriArtist Song Album Label NotesKinks Gallon of Gas - ID Low Budget - 1979 & 45 RPM Single Arista Records 2023 Gasoline & Oil IDRay Charles Winter Wonderland by Felix Bernard & Richard Smith The Spirit of Christmas - 1985 Columbia The Spirit of Christmas Continues!Joey DeFrancesco w/Jerry Weldon Silent Night by Franz Xaver Gruber & Joseph Mohr (riffs like Miles' "All Blues" Home For the Holidays - 2014 www.JoeyDeFrancesco.com - Alma Records The Spirit of Christmas Continues!Jimmy Smith Moos Indigo by Duke Ellington, Barney Bigard & Irving Mills w/Russell Malone dot com blues - 2000 Blue Thumb Records - Verve Jimmy Smith - 98Jim...2024-01-144h 08
Coney Island StoriesGrowing Up in the 2000sSeason Two’s theme is “Growing Up in Coney Island” through the decades, from the 1930s to the 21st century. In Episode Eight, the final episode of this season, we’re sharing the stories of narrators who grew up in Coney Island or came here from nearby neighborhoods, in the first decade of the 2000s.The new millennium began with the opening of a thirty million dollar ballpark for a Mets farm team on the site of Steeplechase Park. A contest was held to name the new team and the Brooklyn Cyclones was the winning name. Whenever the Cycl...2022-10-0731 minConey Island StoriesGrowing Up in the 1990sSeason Two’s theme is “Growing Up in Coney Island” through the decades, from the 1930s to the 21st century. In Episode Seven, narrators who grew up here in the 1990s share stories of loss and change. They remember living in Gravesend Houses and Sea Rise apartments as well as on West 5th, West 8th and West 19th Streets. The Boardwalk, the Beach, Astroland, the Cyclone Roller Coaster and the Wonder Wheel were their playgrounds.The decade began with the Cyclone winning a spot on the National Register of Historic Places in 1991. The same year, a fire gutted...2022-09-0930 minConey Island StoriesGrowing Up in the 1980sSeason Two’s theme is “Growing Up in Coney Island” through the decades, from the 1930s to the 21st century. In Episode Six, Narrators who grew up here in the 1980s, or grew up coming to Coney Island from nearby neighborhoods, share their stories. They remember living in Gravesend Houses and O’Dwyer Gardens, high-rises overseen by the New York City Housing Authority, as well as apartments on West 19th Street and in Brightwater Towers. Astroland Park, Fabers Fascination Arcade, and Ruby’s Bar and Grill were their playgrounds.Coney Island during the 1980s is best symbolized by Greek im...2022-08-0934 minConey Island StoriesGrowing Up in the 1970sSeason Two’s theme is “Growing Up in Coney Island” through the decades, from the 1930s to the 21st century. In Episode Five, Coney Islanders who grew up in the 1970s share memories of being the original tenants of Carey Gardens and O’Dwyer Gardens, newly built high-rise developments overseen by the New York City Housing Authority. They remember the razing of entire blocks in the West End during urban renewal, pervasive crime affecting their lives, and gangs like the Homicides and Seven Immortals inspiring the movie The Warriors. By mid-decade, New York City went broke and abandoned Coney Island...2022-07-0938 minConey Island StoriesGrowing Up in the 1960sSeason Two’s theme is “Growing Up in Coney Island” through the decades, from the 1930s to the 21st century. In Episode Four, Coney Islanders who grew up in the 1960s share memories of being the original tenants at Luna Park Houses and Trump Village, high rise co-ops that opened in the 1960s. They remember the last years of Steeplechase Park, a rising crime rate and urban renewal. In 1967, Mayor Lindsay declared the entire West End of Coney Island a poverty zone. More than 40 blocks were slated for condemnation. The one bright spot during the 1960s was the space age-the...2022-06-1034 minConey Island StoriesGrowing Up in the 1950sSeason Two’s theme is “Growing Up in Coney Island” through the decades, from the 1930s to the 21st century. In Episode Three, Coney Islanders who grew up in the ‘50s lived in apartments and over stores on Mermaid Avenue and its side streets. More than a thousand families were able to move into the two brand-new city-owned projects, Gravesend Houses and Coney Island Houses. Others made do with seasonal bungalows and rooming houses as year-round homes. World-famous Steeplechase Park was their neighborhood playground and television was a popular new indoor pastime.The oral histories in Episode Three ar...2022-05-0531 minConey Island StoriesGrowing Up in the 1940sSeason Two’s theme is “Growing Up in Coney Island” through the decades, from the 1930s to the 21st century. Episode Two, “Growing Up in the 1940s,” features the oral histories of Steve Burke, Sheila Levrant de Bretteville, Phil Einhorn, Deena Metzger, and Gloria Nicholson.The 1940s started out with the Parachute Jump moving to Steeplechase Park from the New York World’s Fair. Aerial photos of packed beaches became emblematic of the era. When the U.S. entered World War 2, dim-out regulations darkened Coney’s skyline to prevent its lights from silhouetting ships offshore and making them a target...2022-04-0533 minConey Island StoriesGrowing Up in the 1930sSeason Two’s theme is “Growing Up in Coney Island” through the decades, from the 1930s to the 21st century. In Episode One, Coney Islanders who grew up in the ‘30s recall hardships as well as simple pleasures. During the Depression, families from other New York City neighborhoods flocked to Coney Island. The rent was cheaper and the beach was down the block.The oral histories in Episode One are with George Ancona, Charles Berkman, Aldo Mancusi, Edith Storch, Rose Patton, and Ralph Perfetto. The interviews were conducted by Charles Denson, Mark Markov, Natalie Milbrodt, and Samira Tazari...2022-03-0834 minConey Island StoriesSeason Two Trailer: Growing Up in Coney IslandThe Coney Island History Project launches Season Two of our oral history podcast Coney Island Stories on Tuesday, March 8th! This season’s theme is ‘Growing up in Coney Island’ through the decades, from the 1930s to the 21st century. Listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts or at https://www.coneyislandhistory.org/podcast. This program is sponsored in part by an Action Grant from Humanities New York with funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities. 2022-03-0801 minConey Island StoriesSchools of Their OwnEpisode 11 shares the stories of four dedicated and innovative teachers who founded schools of their own in Coney Island and adjacent neighborhoods in Southern Brooklyn. April Leong in the award-winning founder and principal of Liberation Diploma Plus High School, a small alternative high school in Coney Island. Dr. Tim Law established a program of free Chinese language classes for children at I.S. 96 Seth Low School in Bensonhurst. Irina Roizin realized her childhood dream of founding a ballet school, Brighton Ballet Theater School of Russian Ballet, located at Kingsborough Community College in Manhattan Beach. Misha Mokretsov is head coach a...2021-09-3029 minConey Island StoriesSign Painters and ArtistsEpisode 10 shares the stories of Coney Island sign painters as well as artists and designers who’ve been inspired by Coney’s celebrated signage, all taken from the Coney Island History Project’s Oral History Archive. The Coney Island style of hand-painted signs was perfected more than a century ago by Wildman and Sons, a shop in the heart of the amusement manufacturing district just off Surf Avenue. Amusement signs were meant to stand out and be instantly readable from a distance on the chaotic streets of Coney Island.The oral histories in the podcast are with Coney...2021-08-2529 minConey Island StoriesLove and MarriageEpisode 9 features the stories of couples who met, got engaged or married in Coney Island, all taken from the History Project’s oral history archive. Visitors to our exhibition center often tell us that they or their parents or grandparents met or had their first date in Coney Island. Over the years, we’ve witnessed marriage proposals on the Wonder Wheel and weddings and wedding party rides on the Cyclone roller coaster. Many a Coney Island courtship of the 20th century began on the beach and continued with a stroll on the boardwalk and ride on the Steep...2021-06-3031 minConey Island StoriesBeach DaysOn Memorial Day Weekend, lifeguards will once again be perched in their towers and New York City will celebrate the reopening of Coney Island's beach for swimming. Episode 8 shares the stories of days at the beach from the 1920s through the 1990s taken from the Coney Island History Project's Oral History Archive.The stories include childhood memories of family outings, a hidden playground under the boardwalk, a lava hot spot on the sand, the knish man, teenage memories of daring swimsuits, summer jobs renting beach chairs and umbrellas, and working as a lifeguard. Memories span the 1920s...2021-05-2527 minConey Island StoriesStaying in the GameEpisode 7 features the stories of independent game operators, past and present, from the Coney Island History Project Oral History Archive. Among the games that Peter Agrapides, Monica Ghee, Candi Rafael, and Eliot Wofse have operated over the years are Fascination, Balloon Dart, Glass and Dime Pitches, Milk Toss, Basketball, Fish Bowl, High Striker and Water Races. The last of the independents who have stayed in the game are now concentrated on a small strip of Coney Island’s eclectic Bowery, once the boisterous home of hundreds of unusual games and attractions.The interviews were conducted by Kaara Ba...2021-04-1625 minConey Island StoriesA Century of BathhousesEpisode 6 features the stories of bathhouse owners, workers and patrons from the Coney Island History Project’s oral history archive. Bathhouses were the first businesses in Coney Island. Even before Coney’s first hotel was built in 1829, crude bathhouse shacks were set among the dunes. Before the city built the boardwalk in the 1920s, most of the Coney Island beach was private and bathhouses provided the only access to the beach and provided patrons a summer home away from home. Many had overnight accommodations, restaurants, and swimming pools, and some offered massages and the ever popular nude sunba...2021-03-1528 minConey Island StoriesLegendary Roller CoastersEpisode 5 features the stories of a trio of roller coasters built in the Roaring 20’s and named after violent storms: the Thunderbolt, the Tornado and the Cyclone. While the Cyclone is the only survivor from Coney's golden age, the Coney Island History Project has recorded and preserved memories of people who rode, owned, or worked at these legendary coasters. A few narrators had the unusual fortune to live beneath one of these thrill rides.Interviews with Meg Feeley, Harold Kramer, and Mae Timpano (Thunderbolt); Don Ferris, Michael Liff and Andy Badalamenti (Tornado); and Joseph Albanese, Mindy Gress, Joh...2021-02-0928 min
Connected NationHow we can bring high-speed internet access to more rural communitiesOn this episode of Connected Nation, we talk with Texas Representative Charles “Doc” Anderson who was working to bring high-speed internet access to more people long before the pandemic highlighted its importance. He shares his advice for leaders across the country on how to more effectively work toward expanding access and tells us how he believes it benefits rural communities, the agriculture industry, and healthcare options for all.Learn more about Rep. Charles “Doc” Andersonhttps://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=56Learn more about Connected Nation Texas http...2021-01-0826 minConey Island StoriesMermaid AvenueEpisode 4 features the oral histories of Mermaid Avenue’s mom and pop businesses founded by immigrants, past and present. Interviews with Steven Feinstein, (Wilensky Hardware), Charles Guariglia (Mermaid Avenue bread route in the 1950's and '60s), Ho Cheung Li (J&R Pharmacy), and Boris Kotlyar (Mermaid Spa) are part of the Coney Island History Project Oral History Archive. Wilensky Hardware, Coney Island’s oldest surviving family-owned business, was founded 100 years ago on Mermaid Avenue by a Polish immigrant. Businesses founded in the 1990’s-2000’s whose owners’ oral histories were selected for this episode are pharmacist...2020-12-2223 min
Coney Island StoriesConey Island RestaurantsEpisode 1 features the oral histories of Coney Island restaurants and food stands founded by immigrants in the first part of the 20th century as told by their mom-and-pop owners and family members. Interviews with Morris Egert, Josephine Gargiulo Cassata (Gargiulo's Restaurant), Antoinette Balzano (Totonno's), Sol Handwerker (Nathan's Famous) and Peter Agrapides (Williams Candy and Pete's Clam Stop) are part of the Coney Island History Project Oral History Archive and were conducted by Charles Denson between 2007-2017.You can search and listen online to over 375 oral history interviews in our archive: https://www.coneyislandhistory.org/oral-history-archive...2020-12-2220 minConey Island StoriesConey Island Restaurants, Part IIEpisode 2 features the oral histories of Coney Island food businesses owned or operated by immigrants from Greece, Mexico, Jamaica and Russia. Interviews with Steve Arniotes (Lido Bar & Grill), Gregory Bitetzakis and Paul Georgoulakos (Gregory & Paul's), Dalia Vazquez and Raymundo Bardominao (Tacos Doña Zita), Basil Jones (Footprints Cafe), and Viktor Vassiliev (New York Bread) are part of the Coney Island History Project Oral History Archive. Stephen Gaffney, an artist and bartender at Paul's Daughter, is interviewed about Paul. The oral histories were conducted by Charles Denson, Leslee Dean, Kaara Baptiste, and Samira Tazari between 2009-2017.You can s...2020-12-2232 minConey Island StoriesArtists at WorkEpisode 3 features the oral histories of artists from Jamaica, Japan, Russia, and China who found a place they could call home in Coney Island and neighboring Gravesend and Brighton Beach.Interviews with Hector George Wallace, Takeshi Yamada, Alisa Minyukova, and Yi Xin Tong are part of the Coney Island History Project Oral History Archive. The oral histories were conducted by Charles Denson, Amanda Deutch, Tricia Vita, and Jiangxin Jin between 2015-2020You can search and listen online to over 375 oral history interviews, including the ones featured in this podcast, at https://www.coneyislandhistory.org/oral-history-archive.2020-12-2228 min
Songs of PraiseSongs of Praise - 23Enjoy an hour of musical reflection to encourage, uplift and draw you into a closer relationship with our loving Saviour, Jesus Christ. Featuring the following songs:
Be Still my soul - Jaime Jorge
How Beautiful - Dawn Marie Chmiel
Peace Be Still - Al Denson
Holy Holy Holy / Glory Be To The Father - Reggie & Ladye Love Smith & Yvonne Lewis
Blessed Assurance - Rick Foster
In the name of Jesus - Carly Fletcher
Ivory Palaces - Steve Darmody
I Bowed On My Knees - Jennifer LaMountain & Charles Haugabrooks
All that thrills my soul - Hildegard Christian
P...2020-11-021h 15
Bring Back Soul Music PodcastEpisode #32 - Getting to Know Singer\Songwriter\Musician\Producer Alan EvansJoin my conversation with Alan Evans. Alan grew up in Buffalo, NY in the 1980’s. There were strong musical influences in Alan’s life from the very beginning. To say that the Evans family is musical is to say that the Kennedy family has a proclivity for politics. The record player spun in the Evans household the way the TV blared in many other homes. Alan’s father, Willie, and his older brother Rod played DJ and the assembly of vinyl they accrued was broad and vast. Miles Davis, Jimmy Smith, Ray Charles, Joe Cocker, Kool & the Gang, Jimi Hendri...2020-08-2252 min
Deadhead Cannabis ShowIn Vegas with Cannabis & Tech MagazineLive from the cannabis industry trade show in Vegas Jim Marty interviews Charles Warner from Cannabis & Business Magazine. Larry Mishkin reviews the Karl Denson's Tiny Universe concert. Produced by PodCONXhttps://podconx.com/guests/larry-mishkinhttps://podconx.com/guests/jim-martyhttps://podconx.com/guests/rob-hunt
.Produced by PodConx Deadhead Cannabis Show - https://podconx.com/podcasts/deadhead-cannabis-showLarry Mishkin - https://podconx.com/guests/larry-mishkinRob Hunt - https://podconx.com/guests/rob-huntJay Blakesberg - https://podconx.com/guests/jay-b...2019-12-1617 min
Shenzhen StoriesFirst Day: Schooled - Charles Tetreault/Chocolate - Alli DensonTwo amazing stories in one great podcast. Charles and Alli were both audience members at the last live event who put their names into the hat to share a story. They did not disappoint! Charles tells about his first day teaching at an inner-city school, while Alli recounts her first day meeting her future in-laws. Both experiences were painful at the time but made for hilarious stories for the rest of us.2019-09-1815 min
Breaking Walls: The Podcast on the History of American Network Radio BroadcastingBW - EP92: Radio And Coney Island (1906 - 1960)In Breaking Walls episode 92 we open the summer season with a trip to Coney Island, Brooklyn. The New York city summer locale was frequented in radio programs and by radio performers. It was also, in the days of wireless telegraphy, an important station location for Guglielmo Marconi.
Highlights:
• Marconi’s last link
• André Baruch Gets His Radio Start at Coney Island
• Allen’s Alley Opens the Summer
• Connee Boswell Sings
• The Crime Club Uncovers a Coney Island Murder
• Irma and Jane Go To the Beach
• Broadway Is My Beat
• Vincent Price in Coney Island
• Jean Shepherd Stops By
• We Take the Subway Home
The WallB...2019-05-312h 25
Revolutionary HealthRevolutionary Health Ep. 41:Roundtable Discussion on Jussie Smollett Attack (PART 2)Charles Stephens, Dr. David Malebranche and special guest Dr. Damian J. Denson will sit as brothers to discuss the news about an attack on Jussie Smollett as reported by CNN (https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/29/entert...). We will unpack this difficult news, and dive deep into the topic of homophobic violence in the Black gay community. 2019-01-3140 min
Revolutionary HealthRevolutionary Health Ep. 41: Roundtable Discussion on Jussie Smollett Attack (PART 1)Due to technical difficulties, this show was continued in Part 2. The remainder of the show is located here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7Wk9x3uE9Y Charles Stephens, Dr. David Malebranche and special guest Dr. Damian J. Denson will sit as brothers to discuss the news about an attack on Jussie Smollett as reported by CNN (https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/29/entertainment/jussie-smollett-attack/index.html). We will unpack this difficult news, and dive deep into the topic of homophobic violence in the Black gay community. 2019-01-3112 min
Masters of Craft#208: Kinjaz - Respect All, Fear NoneAfter an upsetting second place finish on America's Best Dance Crew in 2015, the fan favorite Kinjaz turned their loss into a huge win, by going on to form the first ever crowd-funded global dance studio ($127,000), and the highest raised ever in the dance category on Indiegogo. Since then, the group has opened up 3 studios in the US and China, launched an international camp program, and a line of merchandise ranging from watches to hats to jackets, and racked up millions of interactions across social media. Additionally, they've worked with brands and partners ranging from McDonald's to AT&T, Bruce...2018-11-2857 min
Revolutionary HealthRevolutionary Health Ep. 7: What do Black gay men really think about PrEP, race and fetishization?Revolutionary Health Episode 7: What do black gay men really think about PrEP, race and fetishization, and Black gay men and sexual networks. Featuring Counter Narrative Project Executive Director Charles Stephens and Dr. David Malebranche. Special Guests: Damian Denson and Daniel Driffin. Originally aired live on Facebook on April 17, 2018. 2018-04-1946 min
The Diamond ShowDIAMOND SHOW " Special Guest '18 Jaivan Samuel RB Barbe Lake Charles, LAWe are pleased bring to you Diamond In The Rough Football Recruiting Show! Our live weekly talk show on blogtalk radio! Join us as we discuss the real deal regarding football recruiting. Join Host Robert Denson aka Coach D on Sunday and Wednesday at 6:30PM-7:00 PM EST.2017-02-1628 min
Unsigned SundayUnsigned Sunday Show 2-7-16White Denim - Ha Ha Ha Ha (Yeah)The Heavy - Since You Been GoneThe Flavr Blue - FeathersThe Roosevelts - PeachesThe Saint Johns - Lost The FeelingEmmy The Great - Part Of MeMoon Taxi - All Day All NightGibbz - Stay For A WhileBeachwood Coyotes - SilenceBreakbot - Get LostEmily Wells - You Dream Of ChinaCharles Bradley - Heart Of Gold (Cover)The Slits - I Heard It Through The Grapevine (Cover)Dark Horses - Hello...2016-02-091h 01
FuseBox Radio BroadcastFuseBox Radio #454 - #AlabasterAmericanAffluenzaAntics/The Blackest "Star Wars" Ever (Weeks of Dec. 18 & 25, 2015)** NOTE: This week is an explicit/not radio friendly episode on the music and commentary ends... ** This is the latest, BRAND NEW episode of the syndicated FuseBox Radio Broadcast with DJ Fusion & Ausar Ra Black Hawk for the weeks of Dec. 18 & 25, 2015 with some new and classic music from the international Black Diaspora, news and commentary. This week's radio show breakdown (by minutes/hours): 0:00 - 1:34:40 Introduction & Extended Commentary 1:34:40 - 2:29:22 DJ Fusion Music Mix 2:29:22 - 3:32:50 Ausar Ra Black Hawk Music Mix Our commentary this week touched base on the most...2015-12-173h 32
Listen to Most Popular Audiobooks in Arts & Entertainment, MusicPiano Audiobook by Tanya MosierPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/audiobook/13/to download full audiobooks of your choice for free.
Title: Piano
Subtitle: The Ultimate Guide to Mastering Piano for Beginners in 30 Minutes or Less!
Author: Tanya Mosier
Narrator: Charles Orlik
Format: Unabridged
Length: 29 mins
Language: English
Release date: 06-08-15
Publisher: Tanya Mosier
Ratings: 2 of 5 out of 2 votes
Genres: Arts & Entertainment, Music
Publisher's Summary:
Learn to play the piano today!
Learn everything you need to know about learning to play the piano.
This audiobook is for anyone who wants to learn how to play the piano. It is for those who have no experience...2015-06-0829 min
Masters of Craft#1: Charles Lee - Ideas are SexyCharles truly loves helping people make their ideas bigger, better, and actionable. His mantra of ?don?t go to the grave with your ideas? plays out in everything he does; from being at the helm The !deation, a highly sought after consulting firm, or his company?s annual !deation Conference, boasting some of the world?s best thinkers and doers, and even authoring a book entitled ?Good Idea. Now What?? We were happy to land him as our very first guest on the show? thus playing an important role in our own idea ? Innovation Crush - coming to fruition. So...2013-09-0438 min
Listen to Most Popular Audiobooks in Arts & Entertainment, MusicKicking and Dreaming Audiobook by Ann Wilson, Nancy WilsonPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/audiobook/13/to download full audiobooks of your choice for free.
Title: Kicking and Dreaming
Subtitle: A Story of Heart, Soul, and Rock and Roll
Author: Ann Wilson, Nancy Wilson
Narrator: Ann Wilson, Nancy Wilson
Format: Unabridged
Length: 8 hrs and 51 mins
Language: English
Release date: 09-18-12
Publisher: HarperAudio
Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 336 votes
Genres: Arts & Entertainment, Music
Publisher's Summary:
Two sisters. Two voices. One Heart.
The mystery of "Magic Man". The wicked riff of "Barracuda". The sadness and beauty of "Alone". The raw energy of "Crazy On You". These songs, and so many more, are...2012-09-198h 51
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2006Can a Ball Change the World: The Role of Sports in DevelopmentSports, as a universal language, can play a useful role in promoting national development and improving the lives of rural and local communities, particularly youth. 1) What are some examples where the sports industry has actively played a role in development? 2) How much investment can developing countries justify in promoting sports, compared to other urgent social programmes? 3) Can sports bring other benefits, such as foreign direct investment, to developing countries? Panelists: Joseph S. Blatter,President, Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA), Switzerland; Charles Denson, Co-President, Nike Brand, Nike, USA; Edson Arantes do Nascimento (Pelé), World Cup Soccer Champion and Dir...2006-01-2600 min