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Travel NotesTravel Notes x Charleston Jazz Festival Special Edition Featuring Big Chief Donald Harrison Today, we’re honored to be joined by a true cultural torchbearer — saxophonist, composer, bandleader, and Big Chief of the Congo Square Nation… Donald Harrison.From second-line rhythms in New Orleans to classical orchestration, nouveau swing to trap-infused jazz — Donald Harrison’s musical reach is nothing short of cosmic. In this episode, we dive deep into his creative process, his groundbreaking orchestral work like the Congo Square Suite, and his vision for connecting ancestral sounds with modern innovation, including his mind-bending new project in quantum improvisation.We talk about how his music reflects the shared soul betwe...2025-04-211h 02
The Thirsty SoulThe Courage to Start OverHave you ever felt stuck between holding onto something familiar and stepping into something new? In this episode, Roseleen dives deeply into the layers of starting over, starting afresh, beginning or pivoting particularly in midlife when changes feel both necessary and profound. She shares wisdom about discerning when it’s truly time to pivot, how to navigate uncertainty with grace, and why letting go of an old identity can feel like grief and liberation at the same time. Come explore how to walk through your thresholds with courage and compassion, trusting the quiet voice that knows the way.2025-04-1556 minTravel NotesTravel Notes with Jacob EdgarWe’re kicking off Season 5 of Travel Notes with a true global music visionary—Jacob Edgar! As an ethnomusicologist, cultural explorer, and world music tastemaker, Jacob has spent his career uncovering the sounds that shape cultures around the globe.In this episode, we dive into the fascinating world of ethnomusicology and its surprising breadth, explore how Putumayo World Music transformed global music marketing, and discuss how music influences our understanding of culture. Jacob also shares insights on the evolving role of music appreciation in different cultural contexts and how the digital age has shifted us from communal list...2025-02-2452 min
True Crime & Hollywood: A Personal TaleGrace's Personal TaleIn this episode, Celene Beth and Grace McNally explore the complexities of documentary filmmaking, particularly when working with sensitive subjects. Grace, a Brooklyn-based director and producer known for her acclaimed work on Keep Sweet: Pray and Obey and Slay the Dragon, discusses the obstacles of filming during the COVID-19 pandemic and the unique challenges of building trust with trauma survivors- especially those who have been in a cult for their entire lives.Grace and Celene talk about the importance of creating safe, respectful, and trauma-informed sets, sharing how these practices are vital in ensuring...2025-01-221h 01
Late To The Party With Grace CampbellEP 15 - Joanne McNally (Christmas Special)This week the fabulous Joanne McNally returns to the pod for a very special Christmas special!Click here to shop the Rockett St George & Next collectionBrand new episodes released every Tuesday! Don’t forget to follow, subscribe and rate the pod 💖🪩IG - @latetothepartyyyYouTube - /latetothepartyyy-Credits:Producer: Tyler Hope ChambersAudio and Video Editor: Felipe FrancoMusic: 'Sunrise' by The WildViolets Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-12-0350 min
Walk The WayFaith & Politics Part 2: The Problems with Both SidesWelcome to Walk the Way, where we tiptoe through the minefield of modern politics with grace—or at least without blowing up completely. Today, we’re calling out the left for their toxic apathy, the right for their lone wolf syndrome, and everyone in between for pretending it’s fine. Spoiler: It’s not. Stick around; this is gonna be fun… or at least uncomfortable. here is the link to allie stuckey's book. Order Now! https://www.toxicempathy.com/. also find her on audible and spotify.2024-11-3046 minTravel NotesTravel Notes Featuring Silkroad Ensemble's American Railroad Project with Maeve GilchristToday on Travel Notes, we are featuring the American Railroad project by the Silkroad Ensemble in anticipation of their show at the Charleston Gaillard Center on November 19th. Today’s special guest, celtic harpist Maeve Gilchrist takes us behind the scenes of this monumental project.Silkroad’s American Railroad project highlights untold stories and amplifies unheard voices from the communities who actually built the transcontinental railroad, addressing past injustices and providing a more truthful account of global diasporic contributions to the creation of the American Empire. We also listen to two tracks off of their upco...2024-11-1146 min
Walk The WayLost And Found: A Story of Faith, Fallouts, and Second ChancesIn this episode of Walk The Way, we dive into the powerful story of faith, rebellion and redemption. Our guest, Pablo, grew up immersed in the Chirstian faith, only to fall away in a whirlwind of alcohol, dangerous choices and a near-deportation that changed everything. Join us as we explore the highs and lows of his journey and the unexpected path that led Pablo back to faith. This raw and honest conversation reveals the resilience of the human spirit and the grace of God that guides us back- even when we've lost our way.2024-11-0239 min
The Thirsty SoulSamhain (Part 2): Walking with An Cailleach and DeathIn this episode, we explore Samhain, the turning point on the Celtic Wheel where we are invited to meet the depths within ourselves. The parts of ourselves that we’ve tucked away, resisted, or grown too comfortable with, even if they no longer serve us. Just as the snake sheds its skin, Samhain invites us to release what we’ve outgrown, to lay down what no longer fits, and offer these aspects to the cauldron of transformation. When we do this with reverence alchemy happens.We also explore our relationship with death, our wise companion guiding us t...2024-10-3138 min
Walk The WayGrace Through Grief - A journey of Loss and Redemption Ft. Jimitri GreenJoin us on episode where we explore the profound journeys of individuals who have faced life’s most challenging trials. Featuring the powerful story of Jimitri Green, a man who rose from a troubled upbringing only to endure the unimaginable heartbreak of losing his firstborn child. Through raw and honest conversations, we journey through pain, resilience, and the pursuit of redemption. Jimitri’s story, along with others, is a testament to the grace and hope that can be found even in life’s darkest moments. Discover how beauty can rise from the ashes of tragedy.2024-10-161h 11Travel NotesTravel Notes Featuring EljuriToday on Travel Notes, we talk to musician and songwriter, Eljuri. Eljuri is a New Yorker, immigrant, Latina, woman, singer, and guitarist. Her greatest passions are songwriting and activism. Her music is a fusion of Latin, reggae and global rhythms with rock and funk. Her bilingual songs are socially conscious and about current global issues.In her world, music and activism are positively intertwined. She seeks to empower not only the Latino community but all champions for human rights. She is an artivist (activist meets artist) whose bilingual songs are stories about resilience, resistance, civil rights, and...2024-10-1443 minTravel NotesTravel Notes Featuring KUNÉIn this episode of Travel Notes, we explore the vibrant city of Toronto through the music of KUNÉ, Canada’s Global Orchestra with special guests, Aline Morales & Matias Recharte. Formed in 2017 by The Royal Conservatory of Music, KUNÉ became an independent collective in 2021. This eleven-piece ensemble includes musicians from around the world, reflecting the cultural diversity of Toronto. We discuss how KUNÉ blends cultural traditions, fosters collaboration, and connects us all through their shared musical experience. https://www.kuneworld.com/ https://www.alinemorales.com/https://www.instagram.com/matiasrecharte/https...2024-09-301h 08
Walk The WayFormer Feminist Finds The Way ft. Elizabeth LambertIn this powerful episode, we hear the raw and heartfelt testimony of a woman who endured the unimaginable pain of sexual abuse and once identified as a staunch feminist. In the midst of her suffering, she found herself questioning everything she believed in—until she encountered the transformative love of God. Her journey from trauma to spiritual healing reveals how faith can offer hope, redemption, and a renewed sense of purpose. Join us as she courageously shares her story of overcoming darkness through the grace and mercy of Jesus Christ.2024-09-2635 min
The Thirsty SoulComing Full Circle: The Art of Sacred CompletionsIn this episode of The Thirsty Soul Podcast, we explore the transformative power of sacred completions and how honoring the natural cycles of life can create space for new beginnings. As we approach the Autumn Equinox, discover how to let go of what no longer serves you, whether it's old patterns, relationships, or ways of thinking. We'll dive into the art of completing with intention, finding grace in endings, and revitalising areas of your life that may need a fresh start. Tune in for wisdom, clarity, and practical tools to guide you on your path of self-growth and spiritual...2024-09-1143 minTravel NotesTravel Notes with Laura RiskThis month on Travel Notes we head north to Canada where we talk with Laura Risk, assistant Professor in the Music and Culture program of the Department of Arts, Culture and Media at the University of Toronto Scarborough and professional Scottish and Québécois fiddler. Her fiddling has been described by filmmaker Ken Burns as "a revelation and achingly beautiful” and Living Tradition hails her 'powerful, percussive style… bursting with energy and passion.”Today, we dive into some of her research projects and explore tunes and musical traditions that are hundreds of years old with relations to music...2024-08-2655 min
Grace Christian FellowshipHow Did the Universe Begin? Part 1 | Genesis 1:1-2Series: Chaos to CovenantTitle: “How did the universe begin?"Scripture: Genesis 1:1-2 NIV Father and Spirit createdHebrews 11:3 created out of nothingRomans 5:20 where sin increased, grace increased all the more2 Timothy 2:13 if we're faithless, he is faithfulJohn 1:1-14 Father and Son createdColossians 1:15-17 Son of God createdHebrews 1:1-3 Son of God createdActs 2:36-39 (Invitation)Bottom line: The universe begins with God speaking it into existence from nothing.INTRODUCTIONCONTEXT...2024-08-1200 minLate To The Party With Grace CampbellEP 2 - Joanne McNallyThis week Grace meets one of her heroes, Joanne McNally!, touring comedian and host of My Therapist Ghosted Me podcast.They discuss Joanne’s attitude to parties, befriending fans and starting comedy in her 30’s.Enjoy !New episodes released every Tuesday. Subscribe to be the first to know.—Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/latetothepartyyy/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdr814mu4Rgd0N44dphQxeQCredits:Producer: Tyler Hope ChambersAudio and Video Editor: Felipe FrancoMusic: 'Sunri...2024-07-3059 minTravel NotesTravel Notes with Laura Diaz Featuring the Music of Joaquín OrellanaWelcome back to Travel Notes! Today, we're thrilled to chat with professional violinist, Laura Diaz. Laura's musical journey took her from graduating with degrees in Music Performance, Music History and Computer Information Systems to a 2021 SURF Grant where she explored Guatemalan composer Joaquín Orellana's career amidst Guatemala's turbulent history, digitizing and archiving his work for future generations. Tune in for a deep dive into the innovative music of Joaquín Orellana, Laura’s groundbreaking project and this unique cultural connection!Link to the documentary: https://youtu.be/fFvcQVbNddwLink to NY Times arti...2024-07-3038 min
Comfort Eating with Grace DentS7, Ep 2: Joanne McNally, comedian and podcasterJoining Grace this week is one of Ireland’s most acclaimed comics and host of the award-winning podcast My Therapist Ghosted Me, Joanne McNally. With a number of sell-out shows and tour dates in the US later this year, they discuss how Joanne uses comedy to process difficult periods in her life, how her mum is her favourite cocktail buddy, and what exactly she stole to get herself kicked out of the Scouts. Hot off her stint on the latest series of Taskmaster, and with an upcoming show at the Edinburgh festival fringe, the real question is: what is the ba...2024-06-1835 minTravel NotesTravel Notes Featuring Kobo TownIn today's show we are going somewhere we’ve never been before on Travel Notes! We are going to the southernmost island in the Caribbean just off the coast of Venezuela, perhaps most musically well known for their steel drums thanks to their economy’s heavy reliance on petrochemicals and petroleum, you may have heard of this island called Trinidad and Tobago!Our cultural liaison will be Trinidadian and Toronto based musician Drew Gonsalves, founder of the calypso group Kobo Town. Together, we get to know the complex, diverse and compact country of Trinidad and Tobago through the...2024-06-1748 min
Integrated WellbeingThe Hike After Grief with Dr. Keith McNallyWelcome to Integrated Wellbeing podcast for people in grief and the professionals who serve them. Please subscribe 🙏
We are here to provide education, inspiration, and practical tools for our audience by interviewing those bereaved by loss, mental health professionals, and grief specialists. Our mission at the Integrated Wellbeing Institute is to awaken the griever to their Inner Peace through the guidance of their body.
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Chasin' The Racin'#214 Spinning Plates [STEVE PLATER]This week on Chasin' the Racin' podcast, Dom Hebertson and Joe Akroyd are joined by Steve Plater, who is a man with too many job titles for this description! From his role in the Tas BMW team spanning across both BSB and road racing, to the F900 cup, to commentating at the international road races to even podcasting over on the Offical TT podcast! Steve sheds light into his 2024 expectations for both his own riders and their respective championships. Enjoy - CTR x Powered by OMG Racing. Make sure to check out their wide range of...2024-05-201h 37Travel NotesTravel Notes with Eleanor Dubinsky & Darío Acosta Teich Today's musical guests on Travel Notes are two lovely humans and fantastic musicians: Eleanor Dubinsky & Darío Acosta Teich. Eleanor is a USA-born vocalist, guitarist and cellist who sings in English, French, Spanish and Portuguese. Her music is open-hearted and culturally fluid, connecting underground tributaries between languages and world rhythms in uplifting, soulful compositions that explore the fragile links between human emotions and responsibility. Dario, a guitarist, composer and master of Latin folk instruments, combines his deep knowledge of classical and South American vocabularies with his passion for jazz harmony and free improvisation.Together, we explore their m...2024-05-0653 min
Naughty But Nice with Rob ShuterLauren Sánchez Fires Back with Grace Amidst Keith McNally's Harsh Criticism. Tori Spelling Says She Has The ‘Lady Parts’ of a 14-Year-Old After 5 C-Sections. Taylor Swift's Album Release Sparks Hysteria at The Grove Pop-Up.Lauren Sánchez, unfazed by restaurateur Keith McNally's recent derogatory remarks, responded with elegance through two thoughtful messages. Tori Spelling proudly shared details about her body, revealing that despite having five C-sections, her "lady parts" have remained intact and healthy. Taylor Swift's fans show up in large numbers at a pop-up event at the Grove in Los Angeles ahead of her new album release.
Rob is joined by the charming Marc Lupo. Don't forget to vote in today's poll on Twitter at @naughtynicerob or in our Facebook group.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2024-04-1819 min
"SOUL SEARCHER""SOUL SEARCHER" WITH JO ANNA, KIMBA ANGEL READINGS and AURIEL GRACEHost: JoAnna Garfi McNally-Spiritual Intuitive, Remote Energy Healer. Tutorial classes, Workshops, lecturer, Nationally/Internationally renowned, serving all communication media. Spanning over forty plus decades. Featured in Mary Ann Bohrer book; "The Gift" Within Us, Intuition, Spirituality and the Power of Our Own Inner Voice, Writes Articles for various publications Facebook: Jo Anna Garfi McNally, Call:631-836-7666, Co-Host: Kimba, Angel Readings-is a gifted Philadelphia based Medium who is routinely sought out for her ability to compassionately and lovingly connect people with their loved ones who have passed. Kimba’s talent was evident at an early age of six when her Moth...2024-04-101h 29Travel NotesTravel Notes with Sona JobartehThis week on Travel Notes, Grace talks with the groundbreaking Gambian kora virtuoso, Sona Jobarteh! Sona is breaking barriers as the world’s first professional female kora virtuoso from the West African Griot dynasties. With a lineage of renowned Kora masters, including her grandfather Amadu Bansang Jobarteh and cousin Toumani Diabaté, Sona's talent is unmatched. Her distinctive voice, infectious melodies, and onstage grace have garnered international acclaim. Beyond music, Sona is a dedicated humanitarian, founding The Gambian Academy and advocating for social change on global platforms. Join us as we dive into Sona's inspiring journey and discuss her impactful wor...2024-04-0835 minTravel NotesTravel Notes LEAF Global Arts Retreat Exclusive: Jennifer Pickering & Adama DembeleTravel Notes highlights the LEAF Global Arts retreat happening May 9-12 in historic lake Eden, NC and talks with special guests, Jennifer Pickering who is the co executive director of LEAF Global Arts non-profit based in Asheville NC and Adama Dembele, LEAF Cultural Ambassador who is also a talented djembe and balafon player from the Ivory Coast. They listen to some of Adama’s music and dive into everything you need to know about LEAF Global Arts Retreat and the organization as a whole!2024-04-0146 minTravel NotesTravel Notes Savannah Music Festival Exclusive: Derek Gripper & Ballaké SissokoIn today’s episode of Travel Notes we are talking with Derek Gripper who has been on the show before and a renowned South African guitarist, whose love for the kora set him to transcribing and recording some of its greatest works. He is joined by Malian kora virtuoso, Ballaké Sissoko for their upcoming performance at the Savannah Music Festival this weekend, March 30th at 5:30 PM and 8PM. For their performance, Sissoko and Gripper explore the ancient musical traditions of the griots of Mali in their performance titled: The Art of the Kora.This episode fea...2024-03-2640 minTravel NotesTravel Notes Featuring FRÄNDERJoin us on today's episode of Travel Notes as we journey to Uppsala, Sweden to chat with folk musician Gabbi from the Nordic folk/rock band, FRÄNDER.I was lucky enough to catch FRÄNDER live at the Scandinavia House in New York City earlier this year and I can tell you first hand that you guys are in for a treat. Not only is their music dynamic and fantastic live, it’s also very thoughtfully rooted in Nordic folk music traditions which we dive into in more detail in today’s show.2024-03-1850 minTravel NotesTravel Notes Featuring Albert Mazibuko from Ladysmith Black MambazoOn today’s episode of Travel Notes, we are featuring a musical group that had humble beginnings on a farm in South Africa some 63 years ago. Today, they are living legends whose music has played a pivotal role during the apartheid in South Africa. Nelson Mandela listened to their music while he was imprisoned during the apartheid citing their music carried a powerful message of peace. Today’s featured guest is the legendary group, Ladysmith Black Mambazo We dive into their origin story, the style of music they sing, their new 2023 album ‘Soothe My Soul: Songs Fr...2024-02-2644 minTravel NotesTravel Notes with Clay Ross from American Patchwork QuartetDrum roll….it’s the first episode of Travel Notes for 2024! I’m so excited about this year’s first guest - Clay Ross, a multi-grammy award winning guitarist/vocalist, composer and educator about his group American Patchwork Quartet or APQ. I saw the American Patchwork Quartet perform at the APAP conference in NYC this past January and was absolutely blown away by their live performance and music.This dynamic and virtuosic group binds timeless American folk songs with jazz sophistication, country twang, West African hypnotics, and East Asian ornamentation on their debut self titled album which comes ou...2024-02-0545 min
Saving Grace#240: It’s Dark Outside – Check the TimeJoin Janine McNally as she illuminates the path toward a brighter future, one where every child is seen, heard, and embraced with unwavering love and understanding. Don’t miss this episode by Saving Grace now!2023-11-2428 minTravel NotesTravel Notes with OKAN In this episode of Travel Notes we are exploring the current political and cultural dynamic in Cuba through the eyes and upcoming album of Grammy nominated powerhouse duo, Elizabeth Rodriguez and Magdelys Savigne’s who perform under the name OKAN. Fusing Afro-Cuban roots with jazz, folk and global rhythms in songs about immigration, resistance and love, OKAN takes their name from the word for heart in their Afro-Cuban religion of Santeria.2023-11-0643 min
Simply By Grace Podcast#201 - Grace Stories - I’m FreeGrowing up in New Jersey in a Catholic family, Gary McNally, never really understood the gospel, but was inquisitive. He loved his ocean diving charter business, and he loved beer with his friends. One day he picked up a Decision magazine by Billy Graham and some lights came on. He finally understood that salvation is a free gift. This put him on a path to ministry training at Dallas Theological Seminary and Western Seminary. Then he planted and pastored a church in New Jersey and later, pastored a church in Pennsylvania. Today, Gary is semi-retired, because he helps his...2023-11-0237 minTravel NotesTravel Notes with Kurtis LamkinToday on Travel Notes Grace is joined by special guest is Kurtis Lamkin, a Philadelphia born and Charleston based poet and musician specializing in the west african kora and an instrument called the jinjin. In true griot fashion, he blurs the line between poet, musician and storyteller. Kurt has performed on stage, radio, film, and television, and was one of the featured poets in the Bill Moyers documentary, Fooling With Words. He also hosted MultiKultiMove, a reading series featuring writers from around the world; and produced a radio series called, “Living Proof: Contemporary Black Literature.”And as Mark Nepo, NYTi...2023-09-2655 minTravel NotesVenezuelan Music Pt II with the Venezuelan Sound EnsembleIn this part II episode of Venezuelan music on Travel Notes, we go live from the Ohm Radio studio with Charleston based group, the Venezuelan Sound Ensemble to bring you live Venezuelan folk music and conversation. We dive into the rich and multifaceted history and musical traditions that connect Venezuela to other countries near and far.2023-07-1857 min
San Jose Hockey Now PodcastSan Jose Hockey Now Podcast #3: Prospects Scrimmage Insights, Why Dumba Fits Sharks, Will Smith InterviewWill Smith joins the San Jose Hockey Now Podcast!Before we get to our interview with the latest San Jose Sharks sensation, Keegan McNally and Sheng Peng talked about the culmination of Sharks development camp, Thursday night’s prospects scrimmage (1:55).Sheng shares pre and post-scrimmage insights from Sharks director of player development Todd Marchant and San Jose Barracuda head coach John McCarthy about development camp, as he and Keegan talk about how Team Teal’s Will Smith (4:15), Cam Lund (9:54), Theo Jacobsson (11:05), Kasper Halttunen (15:42), Michael Fisher (17:05), Luca Cagnoni (18:50), and Eric Pohl...2023-07-081h 45Travel NotesVenezuelan Music Part I with Eliana CuevasIn this episode of Travel Notes, we embark on the first leg of a journey through Venezuela's rich musical landscape with award winning Venezuelan born Toronto based musician, Eliana Cuevas. Her most recent album, Seré Libre, blends together classical, jazz, Afro-Venezuelan rhythms and folk music to create a seamless reflection of the multifaceted music of Venezuela.2023-06-2757 minTravel NotesNative American Music with Delia Chariker, Bill Whittaker & Cathy Nelson Join host Grace McNally for an all new Travel Notes episode on Native American music and culture featuring Cathy Nelson from Keepers of the Word, an organization that works to preserve South Carolina Native culture and Two Piece, a Charleston based musical duo comprised of Delia Chariker and Bill Whittaker.2023-05-3052 min
Ohm RadioSay Your Story with Grace McNally2023-05-0931 min
Say Your Story with Dean StephensGrace McNally / Musician / Station Mgr OHMRadio 96.3She's chased the dream for 8 years, now Grace McNally can sit back and spin her own record (Full Circle) as station manager at Charleston SC's only non profit radio station #ohmradio963 On Say Your Story, what Grace had to work through to make the album, the worldly inspirations, the super cool vibe behind the notes and chords and why the heck is Dean talking about his Aunt Char !! All of that on Say Your Story Episode 36 #music #gracemcnally #fullcircle #gullahgeechee #recordstopchs #tedtalks #chsnews #chs #nonprofits #theripplefund #podcasts #applepodcast #spotifypodcast2023-05-0431 min
History WoesEp. 36 Let's Talk About Cults, BabyHang on to your butts and grab a drink (if you safely can) for this episode, because we're covering cults! First, Lexi tells the story of the High Priestess of the Blood, Magdalena Soliz, and the Cult of Yerba Buena. Then, Morgan covers the FLDS with a focus on Warren Jeffs and the Yearning for Zion Ranch (YFZ).
Find us at instagram.com/historywoes and www.patreon.com/History
Magdalena Soliz:
https://medium.com/lessons-from-history/magdalena-sol%C3%ADs-the-high-priestess-of-blood-1278a81dea48
FLDS:
Keep Sweet, Pray, and Obey, Network: Netflix, Produced b...2023-03-151h 32Travel NotesTravel Notes Roots Music with Osei ChandlerToday on an all new Travel Notes, Grace talks with Osei Chandler host of Roots Musik Karamu - one of the longest running radio shows on SC public radio. They talk about the African roots of Caribbean music, Osei’s contributions to South Carolina’s cultural and music landscape and more.2023-03-1353 minTravel NotesTravel Notes Featuring Badi AssadToday on Travel Notes, Grace talks with award winning Brazilian guitarist and songwriter, Badi Assad about her creative process, current projects, mindfulness practice, challenges she’s overcome during her career and more.2023-02-1356 minTravel NotesChristmas Around the World Happy Holidays from Travel Notes! Join me and special co host Ryan Lareau for a special holiday edition of Travel Notes, A Christmas around the World where we find out how the world sings about Christmas.2022-12-201h 00Travel NotesTravel Notes Featuring Japanese Taiko DrummingInspired by my brother who is living and working in Japan, tune in to explore the ancient and immersive art form of Taiko Drumming!2022-11-1437 minTravel Notes'Thieves of Dreams' Featuring Lenka LichtenbergIn this episode of Travel Notes we are going to travel across the ocean and through time as we discuss Canadian musician, Lenka Lichtenberg’s latest project, ‘The Thieves of Dreams’ which features songs inspired by her grandmother’s notebooks from while she was in Theresienstadt concentration camp during WWII. This story is about women, strength, loss, human tragedy and family.Tune to hear our conversation and Lenka’s beautiful music at2022-09-2058 min
Simply By Grace Podcast#141 - Simply by Grace meets Grace4KidzThe most fertile people for evangelism may be under your roof or in your church. They are called Generation Alpha, those 13-years old and under. They are open to the gospel and spiritual truth, but who are they? How can we share the gospel clearly with them? Our guest, Janine McNally, has a lot of experience in children's ministry with theological training to back it up (Bible college, Dallas Theological Seminary, D.Min student at Grace School of Theology). She has a ministry called Grace4Kidz which has excellent resources that reflect her passion for a clear gospel. Listen a...2022-09-0846 minTravel NotesSicilian Folk Music with Michela MusolinoIn this episode of Travel Notes, Grace McNally talks with Sicilian folk musician Michela Musolino about her music and musical journey as a Sicilian American. Together they discuss the rituals, traditions, people and idiosyncrasies surrounding Sicilian folk music. Now a resident of Memphis, Tennessee - Michela illustrates the similarities she hears between Sicilian folk music and the blues from the American Southeast.2022-08-121h 00Travel NotesThe War on Ukraine through the eyes of Ukrainian Musicians with Dan RosenbergIn this episode of Travel Notes Season 2 Episode 2, I’m joined by Dan Rosenberg, a Toronto based journalist and music producer. He has traveled to more than 40 countries producing reports for the Rough Guides, The Times (UK), The Huffington Post, plus Cafe International, Toronto’s Classical FM, Afropop Worldwide, NPR’s Artbeat, CBC News and other radio programs. He has produced over 60 critically- acclaimed recordings, including Yiddish Glory: The Lost Songs of World War II.Thanks to the incredible compilation of Ukrainian music and interviews Dan has collected, we were able to discuss the current war through the ey...2022-06-141h 01Travel NotesUkraine & The Classical Guitar with Ulyana MachnevaSeason 2 of Travel Notes is officially here! I can't think of a better way to kick off season 2 than with the wonderful Ukrainian classical guitarist, Ulyana Machneva.Ulyana began playing classical guitar at age six and she currently teaches, composes and performs in Charleston, SC. Her career has taken her around the world and her pieces have been performed in numerous countries. We talk about Ukrainian music, its role for the Ukrainian people in today's current conflict & its influence on American composer George Gershwin and much more. Ulyana performs a beautiful Ukrainian folk song on the larharp...2022-05-0352 min
Leading GraceAn Interview with Janine McNally of Grace4KidsIn this interview, our host, Grant Hawley, and co-hosts Jeremy Vance and Julie O'Toole interview Janine McNally, who has extensive experience in children's ministry and who is working on providing Free Grace materials for children's ministries.2022-03-1523 minTravel NotesMali and The Classical Guitar with Derek GripperIt’s Episode 12 and Travel Notes is officially 1 year old! In today’s show we are joined by a special guest, South African guitarist Derek Gripper. We dive deep into the nitty-gritty, not so pretty side of the classical guitar, explore the connection between kora master Toumani Diabate and JS Bach, talk about lessons Derek has learned from studying kora music and how he has applied them to the classical guitar. He even performs a song off of his album, Billy Goes to Durban which is inspired by southern baptist preacher Billy Graham. Hope you guys enjoy the show!2022-02-0830 min
Heal Into HappyCo-Creating Heaven on Earth with Amy McNally• So we have neighbors, were surrounded by neighbors out here in our own little community, and we share the love, we share the wealth. Because, I don't know, I think after having them as pets, it's a little hard for me to wrap my head around eating them, and it just makes it really easy because I'm allergic, but yes, we definitely share the love and we could probably sell them, but it's like You know what? Let's just give from our heart, so we share them with our neighbors. (4:50)• Oh my goodness, Stella would just like be in...2022-01-0932 minTravel NotesReggae Roots & World Music with AzatoIn episode 11 of Travel Notes, host Grace McNally is joined with Azato, the artist behind a 7 piece Honolulu based world roots/reggae band who blend together Afro Cuban, Jazz, Blues, Hawaiian, Samoan, classical, and African elements into their music. They talk about the message and inspiration behind Azato’s debut album, Love is the Conqueror and explore topics such as the Hawaiin renaissance, culture and social challenges faced in the inner city of Honolulu.2022-01-0430 minTravel Notes Irish Traditional Music's Influence on American Country Music with Chris KirschbaumIn episode 10 of Travel Notes, we explore how traditional Irish music crossed the Atlantic and wove its way into the fabric of American country music. Host Grace McNally interview’s her friend and colleague, Chris Kirschbaum, as they discuss his connection to Ireland, pub culture, Irish traditional music’s influence on American country music and much more!2021-12-0630 minTravel NotesCuban Trova Music with Susto's Justin OsborneIn episode 9 of Travel Notes, I sit down with Susto’s Justin Osborne to talk about an influential trip to Cuba and the connection between Cuban trova music and American troubadours such as John Prine. We talk about Susto’s new album, Time in the Sun and the common themes throughout the album such as the joys and suffering of life, mental health and spirituality.2021-10-3130 minTravel NotesSalsa, Peter Gabriel, Americana & Senegalese MusicIn this month’s episode of Travel Notes, we cross the pond to Senegal, Africa, a country very close to my heart. Quick back story: My parents met, fell in love and got married in Senegal and Senegalese artists such as Youssou N'Dour and Baaba Maal filled our childhood home.From Peter Gabriel to Mumford and Sons, Senegalese musicians have made an impact on the world music stage. Join host Grace McNally, as we listen and explore this incredible country and its infectious genres of music. 2021-09-0727 minTravel NotesArgentinean Murga Porteña with Dr. Michael O'brienIn episode 7 of Travel Notes, host Grace McNally sits down with Dr. Michael O'brien - multi-instrumentalist, ethnomusicologist and head of the Music Department at the College of Charleston. Together they explore an Argentinian carnival art called the Murga Porteña, and specifically a character named the Bombo con Platillo who plays an instrumental and sometimes controversial roll not only in carnival but also Argentinian politics, soccer and feminist movements. Vamos!2021-08-0128 minTravel NotesTrailerTravel Notes is a show that uses music as a medium to explore the world and ways in which we are all connected. Join host, Grace McNally, as we travel from the deserts of Africa to the beaches of Brazil - listening, dancing and talking with musicians who illustrate the richness of the music, culture and its' connection to other parts of the world. Have a question, feedback or want to request a destination for a future episode? Email Grace at travelnotespodcast@gmail.com and don't get too comfy, because our next trip is just around the corner!2021-07-1001 minTravel NotesExploring Afro Cuban Music with Percussionist Gino CastilloIn Travel Notes Episode 6, I sit down with my good friend and local musician - Gino Castillo to explore Afro Cuban Music. We talk about its' roots, role in the community and how shares similarities with other African influenced musical genres across the Americas. We dive into some of Cuba’s other musical genres as well and listen to Afro Cuban jazz group Irakere, Buena Vista Social Club singer Ibrahim Ferrer and a two of Gino’s original compositions. By the end of the show, you’ll be ready to hop in a Ford Model T and hit the street...2021-07-1040 min
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A pesar de lo dicho, las madres no pueden hacer nada por evitar que sus hijos e hijas cojan guitarra y se hagan vaqueros en vez de abogados y médicos. También dos más, en este caso originales, de la sensación honkytonk Brock Gonyea y otras dos de los Shootouts a los que dejamos prendados con dos canciones de Bill Monroe, el padre del bluegrass, a cargo de los Infamous Stringdusters, un poco de country rock con Daniel Young, desde Salt Lake City y con la austiniana Grace Pettis en su disco enteramente grabado por muje...2021-07-041h 01
OUT LOUD Queer Music PodcastS3/E62 - Country Queer SpecialKenney sits down for a chat with Dale Geist, founder of Country Queer to swap experiences as LGBTQ support platforms. Plus we also have some incredible music from Alexander Mountain, Anthony Hale, Elephant Trees, Emily McNally, Homer Marrs, Izzii Grace, Kele Fleming, Kenny Supreme, Michael White, Nate Rich X, Reiss Meister, Samantha Grace, Tom Skinner and Tommy Atkins ⚡️CONNECT WITH Q REVIEW⚡️ Website: https://www.qreview.ca ⚡️ FaceBook / Instagram / Twitter @theqreviews ⚡️YouTube.com/qreviews⚡️Apparel Shop QReview's Artist Shop | Featuring custom t-shirts, prints, and more ⚡️Theme Music provided and performed by UK DJ and producer Hectic @hectictracks on Instagram⚡️2021-06-171h 35
Parenting UP! Caregiving adventures with comedian J SmilesA plane, a boat, a monkey: Our Love Circus - A convo with Yvette McNally, pt 2J Smiles and Yvette continue with part 2. Yvette reveals the eventual diagnosis her mom was given, how her family managed LIFE along the way, her top advice for newbie caregivers and more. Yvette recounts earthy, gritty and heartbreaking moments throughout their 3.5 year battle. J is often caught off guard, holding her heart or choking from laughter. Either way, the honesty and transparency keeps the flow easy. You gain insight on hospitalizations, re-directing with humor and treating yourself with grace. REAL caregiver ISH. This completes Yvette's TWO part conversation with J Smiles.SUBSCRIPTIONS📲Instagram: P...2021-06-1457 minTravel NotesExploring Middle Eastern and Fusion Oud Music with Peter KfouryIn this episode of Travel Notes I sit down with Oud player, Peter Kfoury, to discuss all things Oud. We explore its’ history, learn about a historical renaissance man who is responsible for toothpaste to introducing the Oud to Europe and listen to and discuss a few of Peter’s compositions. You are guaranteed to learn something new and have a g(oud) time!2021-06-0630 min
Small Business Big Heart with Amber Zaricor011. The Impact of Vulnerability in Business with Alyssa McNallyI don’t know about you, but when it comes to my personal business, it can feel so scary to get real and raw. That’s honestly one of the reasons I started the Small Business Big Heart podcast. I knew the stories would tug at some areas of growth and give me the courage to share my own ups and downs along the way. As business owners, it’s so important to have those moments of authenticity with our team or business besties, because that’s where REAL connection thrives, right?
Well, today’s guest is just anoth...2021-05-0746 minTravel NotesCambodian Psychedelic Rock and The Khmer RougeThey have a saying in Cambodia, that music is the soul of a nation. In episode 4 of Travel Notes we find out exactly what that means when it comes to Cambodia’s rich and complex music and political history. Tune in!2021-05-0229 min
Travel NotesGullah Spiritual Music of Charleston, SC Featuring Gullah Gospel Group The Plantation SingersListeners will explore Gullah spiritual music, one of the oldest folk music traditions in America, native to the beautiful city of Charleston, SC. I sat down with Ms. Lynette White founder of the Plantations Singers, a world renowned Gullah a cappella percussion gospel group. We talked about who the Gullah Geechie people are, their history and wonderfully rich spiritual musical tradition.2021-04-1025 minTravel NotesAfro-Brazilian Music of Salvador, Bahia BrazilThis episode we go south of the equator! Listeners will feel the Carnival spirit and Brazilian sun via the Afro Brazilian musical styles that originate in the magical city of Salvador de Bahia. Pack your sunscreen and dancing shoes!2021-04-1030 minTravel NotesMalian Kora Music and American Mississippi Delta Blues In this episode, we will cross the Atlantic to Mali, African and explore the link between Malian kora music and the American Mississippi delta blues.2021-04-1027 min
danceCONNECT: a series of stages + storiesEp 16: danceCONNECT with Gabriella SibekoCheck out www.DanceConnectSeries.com for more information on each guest!
Instagram: @danceconnectseries
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Gabriella Sibeko (she/her) is a freelance dance and teaching artist raised in Montreal, Canada, having also resided in Durban + Cape Town, South Africa. She is currently based in New York City. In 2013 she was granted a Scholarship to The Ailey School where she trained for the next 3 years, graduating from the Certificate Program in 2016.
Her artistry has been shaped profoundly by the choreographers she has worked with including Mike Esperanza, Jon Rua, Yoshito Sakaruba, Katherine Maxwell...2021-02-171h 28danceCONNECT: a series of stages + storiesEp 15: danceCONNECT with Mary Grace McNallyCheck out www.DanceConnectSeries.com for more information on each guest!
Instagram: @danceconnectseries
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Mary Grace McNally (she/her) is a dance performer, choreographer and teacher, originally from Massachusetts. In June 2018, she self-produced, directed and choreographed her first evening-length work, Not For Picking, which premiered at Theaterlab NYC. Mary Grace is honored to be the winner of the 2018 Capezio A.C.E. Award. She was also announced as ADA's National Choreographer of the Year in 2016.
Mary Grace’s work has been presented at The Joyce Theater, The Dance Gallery Festival, Dixon Pl...2021-02-021h 48