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Art and VerseArt & Verse Podcast - January 15, 2025: Martin Luther King Jr., Molière, Edward Teller & Featured Poem by Ken TomaroShow Notes:Welcome to Art & Verse! On January 15th, we’re celebrating: Martin Luther King Jr. (b. 1929), civil rights leader whose nonviolent activism and iconic speeches continue to inspire equality movements worldwide. Molière (b. 1622), legendary French playwright known for timeless comedies like Tartuffe and The Misanthrope. Edward Teller (b. 1908), physicist known as the “father of the hydrogen bomb,” whose work in nuclear energy remains a topic of debate. Today’s featured poem is “He Asked the Wrong Question” by Ken Tamaro. Tamaro discovered poetry later in life and quickly made a name for himself, with his work appearin...2025-01-1504 min

Art and VerseArt & Verse Podcast - January 14, 2025: Albert Schweitzer, Faye Dunaway, Hugh Lofting & Featured Poem by Emily DickinsonWelcome to Art & Verse! I’m Heather Arrington, and on January 14th, we’re celebrating: Albert Schweitzer (b. 1875), Nobel Prize-winning humanitarian and founder of a hospital in Africa. Faye Dunaway (b. 1941), acclaimed actress known for iconic films like Bonnie and Clyde and Network. Hugh Lofting (b. 1886), author of the beloved Dr. Doolittle series, enchanting readers with tales of a doctor who could talk to animals. Today’s featured poem is “Hope is the Thing with Feathers” by Emily Dickinson, a timeless reflection on resilience and optimism, now in the public domain. If you'd like your original w...2025-01-1403 min

Art and VerseArt & Verse Podcast - January 13, 2025: Horatio Alger, Michael Bond, Charles Perrault & Featured Poem by Carl SandburgWelcome to Art & Verse! On January 13th, we’re celebrating: Horatio Alger (b. 1832), known for his inspiring rags-to-riches tales embodying the American Dream. Michael Bond (b. 1926), beloved creator of Paddington Bear, who has delighted readers of all ages since 1958. Charles Perrault (b. 1628), the French author whose iconic fairytales, including Cinderella and Little Red Riding Hood, laid the groundwork for the genre. Today’s featured poem is “Fog” by Carl Sandburg, a brief but vivid piece that captures the quiet, mysterious nature of fog as it rolls into a city. If you'd like your original work featured...2025-01-1303 min

Art and VerseArt & Verse Podcast - January 12, 2025: Jack London, John Hancock, Maharishi Mahesh Yogi & Featured Poem by T.S. EliotWelcome to Art & Verse! On January 12th, we’re celebrating: Jack London (b. 1876), famed novelist known for The Call of the Wild and White Fang. John Hancock (b. 1737), American founding father whose bold signature made history. Maharishi Mahesh Yogi (b. 1918), the Indian guru who popularized Transcendental Meditation worldwide. Today’s featured poem is “Macavity, the Mysterious Cat” by T.S. Eliot, a playful yet cunning ode to a master criminal in feline form. Originally published in 1939, this classic is now in the public domain. If you'd like your original work featured on the show, email us at ar...2025-01-1305 min

Art and VerseArt & Verse Podcast - January 11, 2025: Alice Paul, Naomi Judd, William James & Featured Poem by Ada LimónWelcome to Art & Verse! In this episode: Alice Paul (b. 1885), a leading figure in the fight for women’s suffrage and equality in the U.S. Naomi Judd (b. 1946), legendary country singer-songwriter and half of the iconic duo, The Judds. William James (b. 1842), renowned philosopher and psychologist who helped shape modern psychology and founded pragmatism. Today’s featured poem is “Wonder Woman” by Ada Limón, read by Heather Arrington. This powerful piece from Limón’s collection The Carrying reflects on strength, pain, and finding inspiration in unexpected places. If you'd like your origina...2025-01-1104 min

Art and VerseArt & Verse Podcast - January 10, 2025: January 10: George Foreman, Max Roach, Robinson Jeffers & Featured Poem by Cheryl J. JacksonWelcome to Art and Verse! Today, January 10th, we’re celebrating the lives of: George Foreman, boxing legend turned successful entrepreneur. Max Roach, an innovative jazz drummer who reshaped modern music and fought for civil rights. Robinson Jeffers, a poet whose verses evoke the raw beauty of California’s coastline. Today’s featured poem is “Evolution of the Blues” by Cheryl J. Jackson, the 2025 Poet Laureate of the Garden of Nero. Her works span anthologies, journals, and global magazines, reflecting her deep connection to Black literature and culture. Cheryl J. Jackson can be found at Garden of...2025-01-1005 min

Art and VerseArt & Verse Podcast - January 9, 2025: Simone de Beauvoir, Joan Baez, Nixon & a Voice to the Voiceless by Lyris WallaceWelcome to Art and Verse! Today, January 9th, we’re celebrating the birthdays of three influential figures: Simone de Beauvoir (b. 1908), a pioneering French writer and existential philosopher whose work, The Second Sex, challenged societal norms and laid the foundation for modern feminist thought. Joan Baez (b. 1941), the iconic singer-songwriter and activist who became a voice for peace and justice during the Civil Rights era, with timeless songs like We Shall Overcome and Diamonds and Rust. Richard Nixon (b. 1913), the 37th President of the United States, whose legacy is marked by both significant diplomatic achievements and the historic Wa...2025-01-0906 min

Art and VerseArt & Verse Podcast - January 8, 2025: Elvis, Hawking, Collins & a Gritty Ode to ChicagoWelcome to Art and Verse! Today, we’re celebrating the 8th of January by highlighting three extraordinary figures: Elvis Presley (b. 1935), the King of Rock and Roll, whose legendary voice and stage presence reshaped modern music. Stephen Hawking (b. 1942), the brilliant physicist who changed the way we understand black holes and the universe, inspiring millions with his intellect and resilience. Wilkie Collins (b. 1824), a master of suspense and an early pioneer of the modern detective novel, best known for The Woman in White and The Moonstone. Today’s featured poem is Carl Sandburg’s “Chicago”, a powerful tribute to...2025-01-0805 min

Christian Faith and FictionNew Christian Fiction Books Releasing in January 2025 (Episode 222)Here are the Christian fiction books that I found that are releasing in January 2025 Let me know in the comments which ones you would like to read. You can watch the video here: https://youtu.be/56-Vk0D5Pz8 You can comment on the blog post here: https://louallenwriter.wordpress.com/2024/12/27/new-christian-fiction-releasing-in-january-2025/ Books mentioned: Cold Case Mountain Murder by Rhonda Starnes Defending the Childe by Sharon Dunn K-9 Alaskan Defense by Sarah Varland Lethal Wilderness Trap by Susan Furlong Uncovering the Truth by Carol J. Post Serial Burn by Lynette Eason The Hunted Heir by...2025-01-0719 min

Art and VerseArt & Verse Podcast - January 7, 2025: Zora Neale Hurston, Charles Addams, Gerald Durrell, and a Poem by Ken TomaroWelcome to Art & Verse! In this episode, we celebrate: Zora Neale Hurston (1891): Literary giant of the Harlem Renaissance, author of Their Eyes Were Watching God, and anthropologist known for her vibrant storytelling and exploration of African American culture. Charles Addams (1912): Brilliant cartoonist and creator of The Addams Family, whose delightfully macabre humor transformed the strange and unusual into something beloved by generations. Gerald Durrell (1925): Naturalist, conservationist, and author of My Family and Other Animals, a humorous memoir of his childhood in Corfu. Durrell founded the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust, dedicated to protecting endangered species. 2025-01-0705 min

Art and VerseArt & Verse Podcast - January 6, 2025: Khalil Gibran, Carl Sandburg, Jacobo Timerman, and a Poem by Robert FrostWelcome to Art & Verse! In this episode, we celebrate: Khalil Gibran (1883): Visionary Lebanese American poet, philosopher, and artist, best known for The Prophet, a timeless work blending Eastern and Western philosophies on love, freedom, and self-discovery. Carl Sandburg (1878): Celebrated American poet known for his stark realism in collections like Chicago Poems and Cornhuskers, as well as his biography of Abraham Lincoln. Jacobo Timerman (1923): Fearless Argentine journalist and author of Prisoner Without a Name, Cell Without a Number, who exposed the brutality of Argentina’s dictatorship and became a symbol of courage in the fight for human ri...2025-01-0604 min

Art and VerseArt & Verse Podcast - January 5, 2025: Diane Keaton, Alvin Ailey, Robert Duvall, and a Mischievous Poem by Nolcha Fox & Barbara Harris LeonhardWelcome to Art & Verse! In this episode, we celebrate: Diane Keaton (1946), award-winning actress and filmmaker known for Annie Hall and The Godfather. Alvin Ailey (1931), visionary choreographer and founder of the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. Robert Duvall (1931), legendary actor celebrated for his roles in Apocalypse Now and Tender Mercies. Our featured poem is Mischief by Nolcha Fox and Barbara Harris Leonhard. Nolcha is a multiple Best of the Net nominee and editor for Masticadores USA. Barbara is the author of Three Penny Memories, Poet of the Year 2023 by Trending Poets, and editor...2025-01-0506 min

Art and VerseArt & Verse Podcast - January 4, 2025: Jacob Grimm, Louis Braille, Dyan Cannon & Poet Walter Bargen’s Sea of TranquilityWelcome to Art & Verse! I’m Heather Arrington, and today is January 4th, 2025. In this episode, we celebrate: Jacob Grimm (1785), co-creator of Grimm’s Fairy Tales and a linguistics pioneer. Louis Braille (1809), who revolutionized education for the visually impaired with his Braille system. Dyan Cannon (1937), award-winning actress and filmmaker, known for her vibrant presence in Hollywood. Our featured poem is Sea of Tranquility by Walter Bargen, Missouri’s first Poet Laureate, with 28 published collections and numerous accolades. Enjoying the show? Support us on Patreon to help keep Art & Verse going strong...2025-01-0406 min

Art and VerseArt & Verse Podcast - January 3, 2025: J.R.R. Tolkien, Clement Attlee, Diana Athill, and a Poem by Faith ShearinWelcome to Art and Verse, your daily celebration of art, culture, and poetry! In today’s episode, we honor three incredible figures—J.R.R. Tolkien, Clement Attlee, and Diana Athill. Plus, we feature the evocative poem My Father Watched Westerns by Faith Shearin. Featured Birthdays: J.R.R. Tolkien: Born on January 3, 1892, Tolkien is revered as the father of modern fantasy literature. His masterpieces, The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings trilogy, introduced readers to Middle-earth, a world of unparalleled depth and imagination. As a philologist, Tolkien's love for...2025-01-0305 min

Art and VerseArt & Verse Podcast - January 2, 2025: Isaac Asimov, Roger Miller, Mina Loy, and a Poem by David DephyWelcome to Art and Verse, your daily celebration of art, culture, and poetry! In today’s episode, we honor three incredible visionaries—Isaac Asimov, Roger Miller, and Mina Loy. Plus, we feature the inspiring poem A Cloud by the award-winning poet David Dephy. Featured Birthdays: Isaac Asimov: Born on January 2, 1920, Asimov is a legendary figure in science fiction, celebrated for his Foundation and Robot series. The Foundation series, inspired by Gibbon’s The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, masterfully explores the cycles of civilization, while the Ro...2025-01-0205 min

Art and VerseArt & Verse Podcast - January 1, 2025: J.D. Salinger, Joe Orton, Mario Merz, and a Poem by Alex DimitrovWelcome to Art and Verse, your daily dose of literature, art, and poetry! In today’s episode, we celebrate the birthdays of three iconic figures in culture and the arts—J.D. Salinger, Joe Orton, and Mario Merz. Plus, we feature the beautiful poem *The Years* by Alex Dimitrov. Featured Birthdays: - J.D. Salinger: Born on January 1, 1919, Salinger is the celebrated author of *The Catcher in the Rye*, one of the most influential novels in American literature. His protagonist, Holden Caulfield, captured the essence of teenage angst and rebellion. Desp...2025-01-0105 min

Art and VerseArt & Verse: A Little Creativity, Every Day.Hi there! I’m Heather Arrington, and I’m thrilled to announce the launch of my brand-new podcast, Art & Verse, coming January 1st, 2025! Each day we’ll celebrate the birthdays of iconic figures in literature, art, and culture while featuring a handpicked poem to inspire your day. If you’re a poet and would like your work featured on the show, I’d love to hear from you! Just send me an email at artandversepod@gmail.com. Submissions are open to poets of all backgrounds, and I can’t wait to showcase the amazing voic...2024-12-0801 min

The Sandbox91. Our Only Job: A Liberating Conversation with Peggy FosterAstrologer and women's circle facilitator Peggy Foster lights up the podcast with an engaging conversation on what it means to be kind to oneself. In her work as a television reporter, radio personality, voice-over artist, worker bee in corporate America, and now astrologer, she's gleaned a lot of life gems about simplifying and showing up as one's authentic self through art, creativity, and community. To check out her astrology offerings (including book club) or to attend her in-person Virgo Bootcamp, head over to www.peggyfosterastrology.com. Peggy's Word: Groundedness Peggy’s Teachers: ...2024-08-0944 min

Patriots Inside The Wire06.12.24 - TX Rep. Fights for Policy Change! Mother of Army Veteran IN PERSON Interview speaks out!A rare, IN-PERSON guest joins PITW to speak out! Heather, Mother to Army Veteran Caleb Smither, tells of how her son's death could save soldiers’ lives! Texas Republican Representative Jodey Arrington hits the Congress floor today, urging for action to be taken. Private Second Class Caleb "Smitty" Smither, a 19-year-old Lubbock, Texas native, died on active duty at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Congressman Arrington's amendments would implement the "Smitty Check" protocol, requiring the Army to monitor service members following an injury, as well as document and disclose if the service member received care from a DoD doctor, or civilian do...2024-06-131h 57

Breaking BarriersChanging Business, Ending The Performance of DEI&BIn this episode of Breaking Barriers, co-hosts Anthony Arrington and Nick Ford welcomes Heather Schott, the Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Krause Group, the parent company for a diverse set of businesses that include convenience retail, logistics, Italian wineries, and hospitality, real estate, agriculture, and soccer clubs. A native of Des Moines, Iowa, Heather holds two undergraduate degrees in mathematics and business from Morningside College and a Diversity Inclusion Leader certificate from The Conference Board.During the conversation, they discuss the importance of considering intent versus impact in marketing to diverse populations and avoiding tokenism...2023-05-1643 min

Sleeping with HeatherEpisode 7: Poetry on a Rainy NightThank you for tuning in! You're in for a night of restful sleep. If you'd like to keep this show going and bless my little indie podcast with a tip, you can find me on: Patreon: https://tinyurl.com/yp5vrw28 or Buy me a coffee: https://tinyurl.com/2p8954j3 I love to connect with my audience. Here's where to find me: Fb: https://tinyurl.com/yvts7v68 IG: @sleeping.with.heather TikTok: @heather_arrington Twitter: @ZzzwithHeather YouTube: @HeatherArrington 2022-12-2654 min

Sleeping with HeatherEpisode 6: It Was Only a DreamJoin me for a bedtime story about a guy and his dog, and a world where the mundane is anything but. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/cGwKFa_oiAg Want to become a sustaining supporter? You can help keep the show going for as little as $0.99/month! Head on over to https://anchor.fm/sleepingwithheather and click support Want to connect on social media? https://www.facebook.com/heather.arrington.750 https://www.instagram.com/sleeping.with.heather/ https://twitter.com/Zzzwithheather https://www.youtube.com/ch...2022-09-131h 20

Connect the Dots - Lead the WayS3E13: Talking Creativity w/Martha ArringtonSend us a textOn today’s podcast, I welcome Martha Arrington. She is a painter, a certified zentangle instructor, educator, and amazing human. I met Martha on Instagram awhile back and instantly became a fan of her work. It’s truly beautiful and unique, just like Martha. Through our conversations over DMs, I knew that I wanted to learn more about her story and her take on creativity. I hope you enjoy this creative conversation. Find Martha online:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marthaarringtonart/Website: https://www.marthaarringtonart.com 2022-07-211h 09

Pen in the stoneS2 EP3 Waffles & Vodka w/ Guest Heather ArringtonPoet, Podcaster and a personality that will leave you with either a smile followed by laughter, for a little razzle dazzle. Heather and I sit down and talk, over a invisible glass of frozen vodka with a side of waffle splashed with syrup. Step in to the mind of a wonderful comedic creative who brings life to the page and any conversion. You can find her on YouTube: Heather Arrington check out her pod cast on anchor and Spotify: Sleeping with Heather. 2021-06-231h 24

Millennial Minds with YazzieSpeaksMillennial Minds Eps 60 w/Paul and Heather Rice-Minus on Interracial Marriage and Race ConversationsYasmine sits down with Heather Rice-Minus, an executive at the Christian non-profit Prison Fellowship and her husband Paul Minus, a black and white interracial married couple who have an open and candid conversation about their family dynamics, acceptance amongst parents, talks with family on race, and the idea of having conversations with their children around identity. This conversation could not have happened at a more pivotal and critical time in the United States (2020) - the year of the racially driven murder of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Aubery and countless others. 2020 was also the final year of the Presidency of...2021-02-0629 min

LIVE Online With BrodySmall Businesses Pivoting During Crisis- LIVE Online With BrodyIt's become a challenging time for businesses to retain revenue and staff, for some more than others. While I preach the use of social media to help stay connected with customers and continue building awareness Service Business Consultant Christine Clifton and Lou Everett Group Certified Executive Leadership Coach Sherri Everett help share some insight on how local small businesses can navigate this difficult time, possibly pivoting to an alternative business plan to survive.Heather Arrington of Clayton who works with a non-profit focused on animals has been sewing masks that can fit over the official M95 masks. They...2020-04-0939 min

Summerville Advice036 - Gil Gatch - This Is Not Legal Advice *grin*Gil Gatch is a native of Summerville, SC. After having been a worship pastor of a large church in Charlotte, Gil chose to further his education at Southern Evangelical Seminary. After graduating with a B.A. in Religious Studies in 2015, Gil worked for U.S. Senator Tim Scott in Washington D.C. as well as S.C. Representative Katie Arrington. Gil is now enrolled at Georgetown Law School in Washington, D.C. He has been married to his beautiful wife Heather for eight years. twitter: @gilgatch FB: Gil Gatch IG: Gil Gatch gilgatch@gmail.com (843) 826-0270 this episode sponsored by w...2018-10-3033 min

Desperate Nightmares From Christ The King, MissouriEp. 207 - "A Very Desperate Valentine's Special"2010. When all else fails, lovestruck teenager Melly Aimée decides the best way to her crush's heart is through his stomach. So what if she attempts to rig the game with a mysterious secret ingredient? Dramatized by Fran Da Silveira Featuring the Christ The King Lovers Jay Reed as Melly Aimée Dan Theyer as Martin Peterson and the Delivery Boy Heather Ann Petersen as Chastity Lauren Dortch-Crozier as Aphrodite, Lois, and Coffee Lady Jeff House as Tyler and Sandwich Man Rives Elliot as the doctor ...and Willard Fresco and Zelda Collins as themselves Recorded at Christ The King Studios in...2018-02-1426 min

Mormon Expression153: “The Mantle is Far, Far Greater Than the Intellect” for DummiesHeather and Greg are Joined by Garen and Mike to discuss President Boyd K. Packer's 1981 BYU talk "The Mantle is Far, Far Greater Than the Intellect." & "The Writing of Latter-day Saints History: Problems, Accomplishments and Admonitions" by Leonard Arrington --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mormonexpression/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mormonexpression/support 2011-08-261h 49