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Reality RaincheckBonus Episode: The Serviceberry by Robin Wall KimmererEmbracing Abundance: Insights from "The Serviceberry" by Robin Wall Kimmerer In this engaging bonus episode of our book club, we delve into Robin Wall Kimmerer's profound work, "The Serviceberry: Abundance and Reciprocity in the Natural World." As we explore the intricate connections between nature, community, and economy, Kimmerer's insights challenge us to rethink our relationship with the environment and each other. 1. **The Essence of The Serviceberry** Janelle Morris introduces the podcast episode by highlighting the significance of Kimmerer's work, tying it to past discussions and upcoming highlights, including a future conversation with Robert Mc...
2026-01-311h 16Reality RaincheckAll Creation Waits: The Advent Mystery of New Beginnings with author Gayle BossWe had a beautiful conversation with author Gayle Boss about her book All Creation Waits. This book invites you to slow down and pay attention, both to the world outside your window and to the quiet season of Advent itself. It gives you pause, and it teaches you to take pauses, as you begin to observe creation with new eyes and deeper understanding. I was humbled by the ways these 24 animals endure the winter. I learned so much of what I didn't even realize I had never known, from the painted turtle to the honey bee. The n...
2025-12-131h 28Reality RaincheckThe Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon by Stephen King with guest Dr. Carl Sederholm You may not be interested in the horror genre, but you still might enjoy Stephen King's The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon. In this episode, we speak with Dr. Carl Sederholm—the best apologist I've heard for why horror can be such an insightful and meaningful genre. For one, it trusts young protagonists with frightening "adult" problems. It also explores the fears we keep tucked in our subconscious, giving us a safe space to confront them. And sometimes, it even provides a strange kind of anxiety relief by letting us see that someone else's day is going much worse th...
2025-11-301h 41Reality RaincheckCrossing to Safety by Wallace Stegner with guest Amanda FrostToday we're diving into Wallace Stegner's Crossing to Safety, a novel that captures the rare, sustaining friendships between two couples, Sid and Charity Lang, and Larry and Sally Morgan. Though set in Wisconsin during the depression era, the story feels surprisingly relevant. Stegner shows how the right people at the right moments can steady us, shelter us, and make us grateful for the friendships that have become our own crossings to safety. It's beautifully written and tastes like comfort food in literary format. We're joined by fellow book-clubber Amanda Frost, who recommended this novel and will help...
2025-11-241h 32Reality RaincheckThe Other Bennet Sister by Janice Hadlow with guest Paula ByrneWould you like to escape into a companion story to Pride and Prejudice? Look no further than Janice Hadlow's wonderful novel The Other Bennet Sister. Hadlow masterfully gives new life and direction to Mary Bennet — the often-overlooked sister originally written as a figure of ridicule. We talk about how Mary develops as a character and eventually finds love. We're joined by author and Austen expert Paula Byrne, whose insights into Austen's world help us explore how Hadlow skillfully weaves together threads from Pride and Prejudice and early 19th-century society to create a fresh, moving portrait of what it...
2025-10-311h 52Reality RaincheckSpeaker For the Dead with author Orson Scott CardThis book club chat is truly monumental. We had the privilege of hearing from author and legend Orson Scott Card, whose contributions to the world of science fiction are nothing short of brilliant. I was moved to tears as he spoke about how many individuals from his own life are woven into his fiction. While he cannot heal them in real life, he finds a way to heal them and offer redemption through his literature. Join us as we discuss the qualities of empathy and kindness, how humanity might respond to an alien invasion, the dramas that...
2025-10-012h 34Reality RaincheckCirce by Madeline MillerIn this book club chat, we explore Greek Mythology through the story of the witch Circe. Madeline Miller has offered us a beautiful retelling of a character who may have been dismissed as terrible and without feeling. She revives her into a character who draws deep sympathy as she grapples with loneliness and isolation after being cast away to the island of Aiaia. We also discuss how this novel—much like Soldier Sailor—portrays the challenges that can accompany motherhood. Circe unfolds with the energy of an adventure story. For those well-versed in Greek myths, it feels like...
2025-08-311h 06Reality RaincheckSoldier Sailor by Claire KilroyCome join us for a good laugh and a good cry as we explore the joys and pitfalls of mothering. This conversation centers on Soldier Sailor, a novel by Claire Kilroy. Whether you're a mother yourself or simply want to understand the world of mothering more intimately, this book offers a powerful window into that experience and makes you feel all the feels. The story focuses on Sailor, the child around whom the mother's world revolves. Though the mother is never named, you may see yourself in her, because she is every mother. This novel is a...
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Another Untitled Music PodcastAUMP 00001: Uni TunesIn the first “real” episode of Another Untitled Music Podcast, Snarky Platypus and Stilgherrian choose some songs from their university days — there’s quite an age gap! — and judge someone’s musical tastes.This episode was recorded on 13 July 2025. Thank you very much for your patience. Please let us know what you think via anotheruntitledmusicpodcast@gmail.com.Playlist:Paul Mac featuring Peta Morris: Just The Thing (Australia, 2001)Supernaut: I Like It Both Ways (Australia, 1976)Garbage: Cherry Lips (Go Baby Go!) (US, 2001-02...
2025-07-241h 13Reality RaincheckThe Return of the Native by Thomas Hardy with guest John BennionLet's just start off by saying we love Thomas Hardy with an ardent fervor. The man can write landscapes that are at once transportive and captivating. Join us for this book club chat as we talk about Return of the Native with Hardy expert, and former BYU professor John Bennion. We discuss the role the landscape plays, how it can entrap the characters, or assist them, depending on how you look at it. We will talk about Hardy's tendancy to write with a fatalistic tone. We discuss the question of love, its many varieties, and whether one has choice...
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Hot 105 Cares with Rodney BaltimoreRodney interviews Miami Norland Class of 1995 30th Reunion June 23, 2025 to June 29, 2025Rodney Baltimore interviews Miami Norland Senior High School Class of 1995 Co Chair Janelle Morris and LaWanda Warren for the 30th Class Reunion Events taking place Thursday June 26, 2026 to Saturday June 28, 2025 events include a meet & greet, bowling night, and Sneaker Ball and Sunday Brunch email NorlandClassof1995@gmail.com
2025-06-2401 minReality RaincheckThe Hound of the Baskervilles by Sir Arthur Conan DoyleHave you ever been hounded to continue writing books? Sir Arthur Conan Doyle has! In fact, were it not for his ardent fans, we wouldn't have as many Sherlock Holmes books as we do currently. In this book club chat, we'll talk about Doyle's use of landscape to add ambiance and mystery to this novel that is at once a detective story, a horror, and a gothic tale. We discuss how the book, though known as a Sherlock book, has more Watson than anyone else. We talk about why this duo is so likable, and why Sherlock has continued...
2025-06-011h 02Reality RaincheckThe Anthropocene Reviewed: Essays on a Human-centered Planet by John GreenIn this episode, you'll discover why The Anthropocene Reviewed by John Green resonates so deeply with readers. Through a series of insightful, nostalgic, and often hilarious essays, Green reviews everything from Halley's Comet and Diet Dr Pepper to scratch-and-sniff stickers and Liverpool soccer games. His reflections turn the ordinary into something extraordinary, offering moments of humor, heartbreak, and wonder. He wrote during the covid pandemic and makes you appreciate newly the challenges of connecting with others during times of separation. We discuss the essays we might write to review our own lives—the fleeting experiences, vivid memories, an...
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Organizing The Entrepreneur: Helping Women Entrepreneurs Organize Work, Home, and LifeEp. 10 | Building and Selling a Business with Pedal Bar Bike Owner, Jen BenningfieldEver wondered what it's like to build a business from scratch and then sell it all? Join me as I chat with my amazing cousin, Jen Benningfield, who did exactly that!We're diving into her unbelievable journey from stay-at-home mom to co-owner of a pioneering pedal bar bike business—way before they were cool! But here's the kicker: Jen and her husband didn't just build a business, they changed state alcohol laws in Kentucky to make it happen! Talk about dedication!Jen's story is packed with real talk about juggling family and business, navigating the up...
2025-03-101h 10Reality RaincheckWest with the Night by Beryl Markham with guest Lola Reid AllinHave you ever met a female commercial pilot? It's a rare experience and one that we were able to have as we discussed Beryl Markham's memoir West With the Night, with special guest and pilot Lola Reid Allin. In this episode of Reality Raincheck, we take to the skies with two extraordinary aviators—one from history and one from our own time. We dive into West with the Night, Beryl Markham's lyrical memoir of pioneering aviation and life in colonial Africa, and discuss its striking omissions—what she chose to include, and what she left out. Markham, the f...
2025-03-072h 04Reality RaincheckEmily of New Moon By L.M. Montgomery with guest Diana SmithIf you've ever wanted to talk about L.M. Montgomery's Emily of New Moon series, but have lacked the proper bosom friends, fret no longer! Listen to this chat as we'll discuss the magical ways in which Montgomery creates another heroine that rivals Anne of Green Gables in her wit and charm, but is distinct from her in appearance and cool-headedness. We'll also delve into the lingering mystery surrounding Montgomery's death—was it an accidental overdose or a suicide? Regardless of the circumstances, one thing remains clear: Montgomery's ability to create timeless, believable characters is what cements her status as...
2025-02-0147 minReality RaincheckSmall Things Like These by Claire KeeganIf you're searching for a meaningful Christmas read, this episode is just for you. Join us as we dive into Claire Keegan's Small Things Like These, a novella that proves even the shortest books can make a big difference. Set against the backdrop of a quiet Irish town during the holiday season, this story explores the profound impact one person can have in the face of systemic oppression. In this heartfelt book club discussion, we examine the themes of courage, compassion, and the moral dilemmas faced by ordinary people. We'll explore how acts of kindness and standing...
2024-12-3154 minReality RaincheckStiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers by Mary Roach with guest Dr. Darin JohnstonIn this episode, we dive into the macabre yet enlightening world of cadavers with Stiff by Mary Roach, a book that reveals the many unexpected ways cadavers have advanced human knowledge and society, whether it be from their use in medical research and crash tests to their roles in forensic investigations. Our guest, Dr. Darin Johnston, an oral and maxillofacial surgeon from Northern California, joins us to discuss the book's accuracy and share his own experiences learning from cadavers in his medical training. We also tackle some heavier topics, including organ donation, the booming industry of death, and the fu...
2024-11-301h 46Reality RaincheckThe House of the Seven Gables by Nathaniel Hawthorne with guest Dr. Carl SederholmJoin us as we welcome back Dr. Carl Sederholm, a professor of horror and early American studies at BYU, to explore the haunting world of Nathaniel Hawthorne's The House of the Seven Gables. Although the novel unfolds at a slow pace, it offers a rich foundation for discussing how individuals and families grapple with ancestral guilt and inherited curses. Together, we'll examine themes like wealth, greed, isolation, and untimely death. We'll also delve into Hawthorne's personal struggles with ancestral guilt, particularly his connection to the Salem witch trials through his Puritan ancestors. Could this novel represent Hawthorne's a...
2024-10-301h 36Reality RaincheckMy Life in Middlemarch by Rebecca Mead with guest John BennionMy Life in Middlemarch by Rebecca Mead is a captivating blend of memoir and biography that invites readers to explore the enduring impact of George Eliot's Middlemarch. Mead offers insights into the relevance of Middlemarch in contemporary life, illustrating how Eliot's exploration of human relationships and personal growth resonates today. We are joined by former British Novel professor, and published author, John Bennion as we discuss the merits of Rebecca Mead's book. Join us for a thought-provoking journey through both Mead's reflections and Eliot's timeless narrative!
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Step Inside A Breakthrough Full Audiobook On Your Commute.The Wonder of Stevie by Wesley MorrisPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/3592to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Wonder of Stevie
Author: Wesley Morris
Narrator: Wesley Morris, Michelle Obama, Barack Obama, Questlove, Dionne Warwick, Janelle Monáe, Smokey Robinson, Babyface, Ray Parker Jr., Deniece Williams, full cast
Format: mp3
Length: 6 hrs and 10 mins
Release date: 09-12-24
Ratings: 5 out of 5 stars, 1,104 ratings
Genres: Entertainment & Celebrities
Publisher's Summary:
The year 1972 saw the beginning of a five-year span in which Stevie Wonder released five groundbreaking, critically acclaimed albums, garnering him more than half a dozen Grammys and more than 10 million albums sold, securing his place as one of t...
2024-09-126h 10Reality RaincheckThe Last Cuentista by Donna Barba Higuera with guest Azul UribeThe Last Cuentista is a winner of the Newberry Medal award, and is the second book by author Donna Barba Higuera. It is a fast paced, middle-grade dystopian sci-fi, and yet it has so much depth and maturity in its themes. We were able to discuss many topics at length including immigration, the importance of storytelling, genetic enhancement, collective working, and what connects us. Azul Uribe is a bi-cultural woman who was partially raised in the U.S.—Texas and Mexico. She is currently working on a book of essays, and lives in Merida Mexico, with her two cats, whe...
2024-07-302h 13Reality RaincheckQuiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking by Susan CainJoin us in this book club chat as we discuss Susan Cain's work of non-fiction Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking. This book feels very validating for those of us who are introverts, and helpful for extroverts who want to better understand their children and partners and the very different ways in which they are energized. We also talk about the highly sensitive person and the correlation between introversion and the HSP.
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Speaking of WritersMindy Friddle-Her Best SelfJanelle Wolf longs to be the woman she once was, an adored wife, a loving mother, a career woman, a force in her community—before a mysterious car accident stole her memories, ruined her reputation, and upended her life.
These days, her troubled family needs that capable woman from the past, the one she calls “Janelle Before.” Enter Lana, an alluring and magnetic psychic healer who meets secretly with Janelle. Lana coaxes Janelle to remember the circumstances of her accident in order to recover Janelle’s “best self.” Instead, Janelle uncovers the ugly truth behind that night. The revelati...
2024-06-0418 minReality RaincheckA Passage To India by E.M. Forster, with guest Mike BunnellJoin us as we discuss a classic that still has modern relevance. Air Force attorney, Mike Bunnell will provide his unique perspective as he specializes in criminal cases involving sexual assault. He discusses the difficulty found in proving or disproving consent (particularly when alcohol is involved) and compares it to the accusation and subsequent trial that take place in the book. In E.M. Forster's novel A Passage to India, Forster seems to be asking if people of different cultural, religious, and racial backgrounds can co-exist, particularly in situations of high tension and biases. It leads to a good...
2024-06-011h 46Reality RaincheckBel Canto By Ann Patchett with bonus aria performed by Mary Ann ClarosOn the plots surface, Bel Canto details a hostage situation that takes place at an embassy in Peru. But when one delves deeper, it is a meditation on the healing and uniting power of art, specifically that of opera to bring people of completely different cultures and languages together to appreciate music at its finest. This is Ann Patchett's 4th novel and was awarded the Orange prize for fiction and the PEN/Faulkner award. Later the book was made into a film that uses the masterful vocal stylings of soprano Renee Fleming. Stay tuned to the end of this...
2024-04-301h 06Reality RaincheckZion Earth Zen Sky: A Memoir, with author Dr. Charles InouyeJoin us for this book club chat as we interview author Dr. Charles Inouye about his beautiful memoir, Zion Earth Zen Sky. He details the experiences from his life as a child growing up in rural Sigurd, Utah. As Japanese-Americans, his family eventually settled there after his parents met at an internment camp following Pearl Harbor. His religious backgrounds include a family culture of Buddhism, and then a conversion to the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints. Though he began working along side his dad as a farmer, Dr. Inouye eventually left the farm to serve as a...
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Permission To Be HumanMorning Rituals, Altars & Moon Parties: How Woo & Wellness Work TogetherAltars aren't just for church and rituals aren't just for cults. Find out more as Janelle and Andrea discuss how these elements offer meaning, consistency and, most importantly, space to look within. Includes a nod to Indian Palm Leaf Reading, Waldorf, Myka MCloughlin, Cynthia Morris, Jim Gaffigan, the New Yorker & Braveheart. You'll hear: -Why Janelle drinks cacao every morning -Permission for your ritual to be loose and chaotic -Ideas for honoring your teenage daughters Moon cycle -How reward systems (so linear!) can be woven into your...
2024-03-0541 minReality RaincheckThe Mill on the Floss by George Eliot with guest John BennionGeorge Eliot, who's actual name is Mary Ann Evans, was one of the best Victorian authors to have emerged from England. Join us in this book club chat with author John Bennion, and former BYU professor of the British novel. While this novel has slow beginnings, the pace quickens and provides such a complicated love triangle, one is left wondering how things will possibly conclude. As with many victorian novels, the answer to that question is "tragically". We try to rewrite the ending and come to the conclusion that though tragic, Eliot knew exactly what she was doing. To...
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Get Down To Business with Scott "Shalom" KleinPodcast of “Get Down To Business” – 02/18/2024 - Ryan Atkinson, Stephen Morris, Dr. Lise (Leese) Janelle and Michael SchankJoin Scott "Shalom" Klein on his weekly radio show, Get Down To Business with guests:
Ryan Atkinson
Stephen Morris
Dr. Lise (Leese) Janelle
Michael Schank
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60 Songs That Explain the '90s“Black or White”—Michael JacksonRob reminisces on his time witnessing Janelle Monae perform at South By Southwest in the year of Michael Jackson’s passing, before looking back at the King of Pop’s televised funeral. Along the way, Rob looks back at the height of Jackson’s powers in the '80s as well as a bit more tumultuous era in the '90s. Later, Wesley Morris joins the show to aid in deciphering how to process Michael Jackson’s career draped in success and controversy.Host: Rob HarvillaGuest: Wesley MorrisProducers: Jonathan Kermah and Justin S...
2024-02-071h 50Reality RaincheckBonus Episode: A selection of poems by Mary Oliver with guest Jessie ScovilleIf you want a glimpse into beautiful nature poetry, look no further than the poems of Mary Oliver. She was considered to be one of America's finest poets, winning the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award. Her poems, and the reading of them, connect you more closely to the natural world and simultaneously the spiritual world. Join us as we read some of our favorite poems with our friend Jessie Scoville, who for a time shared Mary Oliver's poetry online in an effort to spread hope in an time when it was desperately needed. We read many of...
2024-01-311h 22Reality RaincheckThe Snow Child by Eowyn Ivey with guest Lizzie Jones Eowyn Ivey's debut novel The Snow Child is a beautiful journey into the imagination and the wilds of Alaska. Incorporating the Russian fairytale, the Snow Maiden, Ivey breaths new life into an old tale, and lets live the idea that hope (along with a child) can spring from even the most harsh and hopeless of circumstances. This book gives a very real glimpse into the struggles of infertility and feeling the loss of a child. It was a finalist for a pulitzer in 2013. There are spoilers in this bookclub chat, so read the book before you give it a l...
2023-12-311h 19Reality RaincheckThe Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson with guest Dr. Carl SederholmIf you're curious about the origin story of the haunted house, look no further than Shirley Jackson's classic horror novel, The Haunting of Hill House. We are joined for this book club chat by horror professor, Dr. Carl Sederholm, who recently published a chapter in a work about Shirley Jackson. While his focus was on Steven King (who is an ardent lover of the works of Jackson) he is an expert on this book, which he regularly teaches his students at BYU. Read the book before listening to the podcast as we talk in depth about the ending! It...
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GET REAL with Elise RaquelEP. 12 Let Them Be Wrong About You - What Are Your Spiritual Gifts & How to Use Them?Shoutout to my favorite girly pops on social media that continue to inspire me in my walk with Christ:
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2023-11-1409 minReality RaincheckThe Poisonwood Bible by Barbara KingsolverBarbara Kingsolver's best selling novel The Poisonwood Bible is a masterful historical fiction about the Price family. While their story is fictional, the backdrop and historical events of the narrative are an accurate depiction of life in the Congo. It's an eye-opening tale told from the perspective of the women in the story. Join us as we retell our favorite moments and relive our initial reactions to this deeply moving and beautifully written book.
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Speculating Wildly About Crime (SWAC POD)2. Maura Murray - Episode 1 of 2Welcome to "Speculating Wildly About Crime!" In this exciting two-part episode, Janelle, along with the SWAC Pack, takes on the mysterious disappearance of Maura Murray. Maura Murray, a 21-year-old nursing student, vanished under mysterious circumstances on February 9, 2004, in Haverhill, New Hampshire. She was last seen after crashing her car into a snowbank on Route 112. When police arrived minutes later, Maura had vanished without a trace. Her disappearance continues to captivate the public's attention and has sparked countless theories. In the first part of this two-part episode, Janelle will dissect the known facts of the case. We wil...
2023-10-0349 minReality RaincheckSense and Sensibility by Jane Austen with guest John BennionJoin us for this book club chat about Austen's first novel Sense and Sensibility. Former BYU professor and author, John Bennion, will discuss the merits of the book and Austen's growth as a novelist as she improved upon her craft in subsequent books. The film adaptation of the book as written by Emma Thompson helped to give the novel new life. We compare the book and film, and come to the rare conclusion that the movie did great service to the book in rounding out the characters. But Austen will forever remain the queen of dialogue and masterful observer...
2023-10-011h 32Reality RaincheckThe Whalebone Theatre by Joanna QuinnJoanna Quinn's debut novel, The Whalebone Theatre, is historical fiction at its finest. We are transported to southern England off the coast of Dorset, where we meet three unlikely heroes--Cristabel, Flossie, and Digby. They are siblings who grow up against the backdrop of the second world war. Their childhood consists of little supervision, and jaunts to the seaside where they discover a washed up whale, and turn its carcass into a local theatre. The theme of overcoming trial, heartache, and loss through the escape of art is prominent. Two of the heroes become spies for England during the war, a...
2023-08-301h 17Reality RaincheckAll Things New by Fiona and Terryl Givens with guest Fiona GivensThis conversation with author, mother, grandmother, scholar, and kind soul Fiona Givens, was healing. If you have not read the books she co-authored with her husband, Terryl Givens, you are missing out on some beautiful and poetic explorations of theology within the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Their most recent work, All Things New: Rethinking Sin and Salvation and Everything in Between, explores early christian history to see where some truths became hidden or distorted over time, and how some truths continue to emerge in the restoration of the gospel as we give renewed breath to...
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Fullscope PodcastDame Time Over in Portland, Fred VanVleet's Contract, Lil Uzi Vert's Pink Tape and Ray ReviewIn this episode, Wellington and Savon discuss Damian Lillard's recent trade request and his desire to end up with Miami. Next up, they discuss Fred VanVleet's massive new contract with the Rockets, James Harden's free agency options, and thoughts on the Lakers and Bucks' free agency moves. For the album reviews, they start off with Janelle Monae's The Age of Pleasure, The Alchemist's Flying High EP, and Lil Uzi Vert's new anticipated Pink Tape and why the album wasn't something they preferred or connected with. Finally, they review Moonchild's Starfruit album and do a throwback review of PARTYNEXTDOOR's self-titled...
2023-07-071h 19Reality RaincheckThe Righteous Mind by Jonathan HaidtJoin us in our book club chat as we discuss Jonathan Haidt's work of social psychology, The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided By Religion and Politics. Whether you find yourself politically on the left, right, or in-between, we could all benefit from a little application of empathy for others in understanding the moral matrices that make us think the way we do.
2023-07-011h 22Reality RaincheckSilence By Shusaku Endo with guest Van GesselJoin us as we discuss Shusaku Endo's novel of historical fiction Silence, where he confronts the age old question of "Where is God during human suffering?" Van Gessel, our guest and translator of many of Endo's novels, joins us to clarify some of the discrepancies in the original translation, as well as the difficulty in general of teaching faith to an audience that doesn't share your language. If you're looking for an introduction to Japanese literature, Silence is a wonderful place to start. You will hear the faith of early Christians in Silence.
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Musicians Reveal with Joe KelleyKeyboardist Morris Hayes (Prince and the New Power Generation)Keyboardist/Producer Morris Hayes (Prince and the NPG) visited Musicians Reveal with Joe Kelley while in residency at the 3121 Club in Las Vegas. He is currently the music director for the New Power Generation who tours and performs music from Prince and Minneapolis Sound associates. Morris Hayes credits include touring and recording with Prince and the New Power Generation. In addition to Prince, he's performed with The Time, Sheila E., and Maceo Parker, Stevie Wonder, George Clinton, Chaka Khan, Whitney Houston, Herbie Hancock, H.E.R., Elton John, Amy Winehouse, Foo Fighters, Bono and the Edge, John...
2023-05-3128 minReality RaincheckHow to have fun adventures with Sarah ColeSarah Cole joins me in this interview about the great escape of creating adventures. Find and follow her on instagram at hatgirladventures for some refreshing ways of getting out of the daily grind, and seeing the things around you that you never knew were always there. Dust off your favorite hat, and go snap a picture of yourself in one of your favorite places to visit. Or, try looking up atlasobscura.com for some random new ideas of the fun stuff to visit and document near you. You'll be well on your way to adventuring. And who wouldn't benefit...
2023-04-2935 minReality RaincheckPossession by A.S. ByattI can't sufficiently sum up what this book accomplishes, but sufficeth to say that Dame Antonia Byatt won the Booker prize (England's most prestigious award for literature) because her book is masterfull in its telling. It is at once a romance and a mystery, modern and victorian, and a book that one can read again and again just for the shear enjoyment of her ingenious symbolism, color usage, and for the pleasure of the discovery of some dead poets that she has seemingly brought to life. They seem to me as real as poets that actually lived. Did I...
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The Good, the Bad, and the Nerdy Movie podcastGLASS ONION …. The Nerdy (Good)Will, Bruce, John and I travel to Greece to play a murder mystery game with Rian Johnson, Edward Norton, Dave Bautista, Janelle Monae and Kate Hudson. Also we make fun of rich people, stupid disrupters, and why we loved this movie!
2023-03-0148 minReality RaincheckThe Great Escape of MusicIf you find yourself in a quaundry over how to best appreciate music, join me as I discuss some creative ideas for playlists, and how to surround yourself with the music that you had forgotten you always loved. We have such amazing access to mood-enhancing music in so many genres. When was the last time you got away through music and felt reconciled to life? It's time for another get away.
2023-03-0124 minReality RaincheckThe Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre DumasJoin us for this book club chat about Alexandre Dumas classic adventure tale of revenge, The Count of Monte Cristo. It is clear why this book has withstood the test of time, and is so widely recogized as great french literature. But if you don't have time to give it a read, give this podcast a listen. You may be compelled to pick up this great tome after all!
2023-01-311h 07Reality RaincheckThe Box of Delights by John MasefieldWe loved reading and discussing this Christmas classic, The Box of Delights. Author, John Masefield transports us to the wintery british world of the 1930's, where Kay and his young friends have many fanciful and sometimes dangerous adventures together. If you've ever wanted to enter the world of childhood and relive some of its magic, this book does a great job taking you there. Enjoy! And have a merry Christmas!
2022-12-2043 minReality RaincheckSomething Wicked This Way Comes, by Ray BradburyJoin us as we discuss Ray Bradbury's coming of age story Something Wicked This Way Comes. Bradbury uses the backdrop of a small town in Illinois with a traveling carnival that entices two teenagers with all of its attractions and curiosities. The carnival will ultimately imprison you in your own fears, and these boys must use their cunning, and ultimately the power of friendship, love, and laughter to vanquish the evil. One main theme is age, and ones desire to be older and more mature, or younger and more able-bodied depending on which side of the age pendulum you...
2022-11-3049 minReality RaincheckThe Age of Innocence by Edith WhartonJoin us for this book club chat as we discuss the guilded age of New York, and the american author who shed so much light on the time, Edith Wharton. The Age of Innocence illuminates the rigid societal norms of pre-WWI New York, and the contraints that we make on our hearts, for better or worse, when it comes to love and marriage.
2022-10-311h 05Reality RaincheckThe Salt Path by Raynor WinnWe thoroughly loved reading and discussing this exciting travel narrative, The Salt Path. Raynor Winn has captured a beautiful and harrowing memoir about homelessness and surival. She redefines home as the relationships that mean the most, and the walking paths that keep you moving forward. It inspires one to get walking, particulary through southern England. If you need an extra boost of hope, and would like to be the cheering section for a couple with true grit, give The Salt Path a read, and then give this podcast a listen.
2022-09-2958 minReality RaincheckBraiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall KimmererBotanist Robin Wall Kimmerer weaves a beautiful story, rich with both scientific and native american culture. She tells the story of our relationship to the earth and what we can learn from indigenous wisdom, scientific knowledge, and the wisdom of plants. If you're looking for a book that will inspire you to give the gift of reciprocity to the natural world, give this book chat a listen! We can all improve in our stewardship of mother earth.
2022-08-311h 04Reality RaincheckHamnet by Maggie O'FarrellIn Maggie O'Farrell's novel, Hamnet, we are transported to the life of Agnes (Anne) Shakespeare. Though little is known historically about Shakespeares life, so much can be gleaned from what is known. O'Farrell has captured beautifully the grief that comes from loving and then losing a child. This book will at once make you weep, and look freshly upon the playwright that we know as William Shakespeare. Come along for our book club chat!
2022-07-151h 01Reality RaincheckA House Full of Females by Laurel Thatcher UlrichHarvard Professor and winner of the Pulitzer Prize, Laurel Thatcher Ulrich, is an extraordinary American Historian. She has woven together a work that is by far the most comprehensive of its kind. Ulrich uses first hand accounts to build a personal look into the women and men who practiced plurality in the newly established Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. It also delves into womens rights from 1835-1870. Join us for this book club chat!
2022-05-311h 07Reality RaincheckLovely War by Julie BerryJoin us for this discussion of Julie Berry's young adult novel Lovely War. A romance that takes place during WWI as told by the gods of olympus. Highly readable, and highly serendipidous that I was able to find the recording of this podcast! I thought it was lost forever. Enjoy.
2022-05-0143 minReality RaincheckThe Joys of Schadenfreudes and how to get through hard thingsHaving a spouse deploy is hard. Having him deploy for 11 months straight is even harder. Having him away while managing to keep healthy and alive your three young children is nigh impossible. Join me for a tell-all as I detail the comical crucible that has been my life for the last several months. Hopefully, it will make you think how glad you are to be you, and not me. Enjoy!
2022-03-3031 minReality RaincheckExhalation by Ted ChiangIn this book club chat, we discuss Ted Chiang's compilation of short stories titled Exhalation. Although a sci-fi writer, his ability to focus on the human element is what makes the stories readable, memorable, and very fun to discuss. Come with us to consider how we capture memories, whether we have free will, and the self-awareness achieved through time-travel.
2022-01-311h 11Reality RaincheckWintering: The Power of Rest and Retreat in Difficult Times by Katherine MayThis book is a beautiful memoir that takes us on a journey through the cold months of the year. If you're looking for some ideas about how to better endure the winter months, or the emotional winters that occur in our lives, you'll want to give this book club chat a listen. You will be among friends while we talk about depression and anxiety and how to seek additional help while wintering.
2021-12-311h 16
The FDH LoungeMINI-EPISODE #1285 – OCTOBER 2020 – CORONAVIRUS CRISIS 2020 SEVEN MONTH ANALYSISThe FDH Lounge analyzes the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic at the seven-month mark and its effects on pro sports with WestchesterCountyPost.com Publisher and epidemiologist Janelle Allbritton and WestchesterCountyPost.com Sports Editor and FDH Lounge Dignitary Steve Kallas.
2021-12-2354 minReality RaincheckAnd Then There Were None by Agatha ChristieFor those of us who love a good murder mystery, or 10 mysterious murders, consider reading Agatha Christie's novel And Then There Were None. Christie has the mind of a puzzler, and you won't be able to put the pieces together--try as you might. Join us as we talk about these suspicious characters and the creepy atmosphere that come together on the secluded Soldier Island.
2021-11-1746 minReality RaincheckThe Woodlanders by Thomas HardyJoin us for this book club chat in which we discuss Thomas Hardy's novel The Woodlanders. We have the privilege of reuniting with our dear, BYU professor, John Bennion, who is a Hardy expert and himself a novelist. We talk about how Hardy was superb at his craft because he could weave interesting stories set in beautiful landscapes, where the roll of nature is almost equally important as the rolls of the characters molded from it. A beautiful yet somber autumn read for anyone who could use a dose of British nature worship.
2021-10-171h 17Reality RaincheckThe Eye of the World by Robert JordanThe Eye of the World is a fantasy book written by Robert Jordan. It is the first book in a very epic series, and in this episode we discuss some of the reasons that Jordan keeps the tension alive through using archetypes and impressive world and character building skills. A fun read to follow up with Tolstoy, as Jordan was a big fan.
2021-10-011h 09Fullscope PodcastDrake's Certified Lover Boy Review, Kanye West's Donda and Moonlight ReviewIn this episode, Wellington and Savon are joined by special guest Maurice Hendricks, a long-time friend of the show and special guest. They review Drake’s latest album Certified Lover Boy and discuss the lengthy track-list along with how this project had a better song structure compared to Scorpion and why he’s so effective on lyrically dense tracks. They also review Kanye West’s 10th album Donda and the interesting mix of ideas along with why certain fanbases aren’t still connecting with the newer version of Kanye plus how it compares to CLB. Finally, they review Summer Walker’s...
2021-09-141h 13Reality RaincheckThe Book of Longings by Sue Monk KiddJoin us as we discuss Sue Monk Kidd's most recent novel, The Book of Longings. It is the story of Ana, wife of Jesus, who gives voice to silenced women of New Testament times, and in the meantime, finds her own. This book will stick with you and make you reimagine a time in history you thought you knew a little about.
2021-08-281h 00
TCN TalksCOVID 19 UPDATEIn this podcast guest host, Janelle McCallum, interviews TCN’s Dr. John Morris, Pulmonologist & Serious Illness physician about the most important things to know about COVID-19 today.By popular request, he is now available to a wider audience as he brings data and wise clinical discernment to the complicated topics regarding COVID and vaccinations. His background in critical care and palliative care makes him a perfect translator to interpret and help guide us during these confusing times.Guest Host: Janelle McCallumwww.teleioscn.org/janellemccallum
2021-08-2659 min
Cause and CreationEp 30: The Charming-est Charming DisasterJoin Meghan as she hangs out with Elia Bisker and Jeff Morris of the band Charming Disaster.
Find more on Charming Disaster Here and go ahead and pre-order Our Lady of Radium Here
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2021-07-2943 minReality RaincheckAll Creatures Great and Small by James HerriotJoin us in this book club chat as we discuss James Herriot's bestselling novel All Creatures Great and Small. It transports us to the dales of England and gives firsthand accounts of what it's like to be a veterinarian in the 1930's. A heartwarming and hilarious read for those who want a pleasant escape!
2021-07-0639 minReality RaincheckWar and Peace by Leo Tolstoy with guest Diana SmithThere's a reason this book is known as the best novel ever written. In this book club chat, we discuss the Russian classic, War and Peace. Not a read for the light reader, but if you've ever wanted to get a brief overview of what this book achieves, give this a listen!
2021-05-291h 23Reality RaincheckUnderland by Robert McFarlaneJoin us for this book club chat about a deep time journey that is mostly underground. Whether by caving, or exploring catacombs, or understanding the underworkings of trees, this journey is DEEP!
2021-04-3035 minReality RaincheckPeace Like a River by Leif EngerJoin us in our third book club as we discuss Leif Enger's bestselling novel, Peace Like a River.
2021-03-0154 min
New Thinking Allowed Audio PodcastInPresence 0203: The Happiest Day of My LifeJeffrey Mishlove shares memories, and photographs, from his wedding on August 27, 1978, with Janelle Barlow. Several of the guests have been interviewed on either Thinking Allowed or New Thinking Allowed. Others there, while less well known, were instrumental figures in Jeffrey’s life. He concludes by acknowledging Janelle’s indispensable role in his work – especially New Thinking Allowed.
New Thinking Allowed host, Jeffrey Mishlove, PhD, is author of The Roots of Consciousness, Psi Development Systems, and The PK Man. Between 1986 and 2002 he hosted and co-produced the original Thinking Allowed public television series. He is the recipient of the only d...
2020-10-2912 min
The Vinyl PreacherGod's got a butt; aka the episode with WAPEp. 216 - Matt and Zach talk about what they're doing to not let the virus dominate their lives. There's some politics talk and fitness talk before we get to a story about God's butt and money, money.
The Playlist
* WAP - Cardi B & Megan Thee Stallion
* Make Me Feel or Screwed - Janelle Monae
* Didn't fix me - Dawes
* The Fly - U2
* Pay me my money down - Bruce Springsteen
* Dawn Landis - The Theology of Adventure
* Better than we found it - Maren Morris
Check out the full playlist over on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/51qjox3...
2020-10-1248 min
Sappenin’ Podcast with Sean SmithEP. 94 - Hassle Records: 15th Year Anniversary (Wez & Mease)Cutting Our Teeth. One of Europe's most important labels, Hassle Records, are our guests on Episode 94 of Sappenin' Podcast! As the record label celebrates its 15th year anniversary, founder Wez and project manager Mease join us for a chance to pick their brains about our favourite releases and a round table dissuasion about what really goes on behind the scenes. Hear about their involvement with bands like Alkaline Trio, We Are The Ocean, Frank Iero, Canterbury, Alexisonfire, Cancer Bats, Lonely The Brave, Casey, Four Year Strong and more to what life is really like as an independent label, industry...
2020-09-111h 09
Sappenin’ Podcast with Sean SmithEP. 93 - Four Year Strong (Alan Day & Dan O'Connor)Brain Pain. Massachusetts bearded punk legends, Four Year Strong are our guests on Episode 93 of Sappenin' Podcast! Alan Day and Dan O'Connor take a chaotic and laughable trip down memory lane with us as they open up on pretty much everything FYS ever. Get stories on their bizarre lockdown adventures, coming to terms with a new normal, digesting the reaction to their new album, why they're so proud of these songs, the legacy of their classic albums Rise Or Die Trying and Enemy of the World, silly song titles and movie references, artwork inspirations, producers and songwriting, how the...
2020-09-041h 32
Sappenin’ Podcast with Sean SmithEP. 92 - Aaron Gillespie (Underoath)Erase Me. The absolute iconic drummer, vocalist and songwriter that is Aaron Gillespie is our guest on Episode 92 of Sappenin' Podcast! The Underoath creative visionary joins us for a set of honest, funny and in-depth conversations on his astonishing career as we cover everything from the bands impact to their genre defying sound, revisiting cult favorite records for The Observatory live streams, the reasoning for originally leaving and eventually rejoining, secretly recording new music, personal life in lockdown, the recent birth of his second child, cooking, religion, writing for other artists, his side project The Almost and much more...
2020-08-281h 06
Sappenin’ Podcast with Sean SmithEP. 91 - Ryan Potter (The Hunna)I Wanna Know. Indie turned emo punk visionary Ryan Potter is our guest on Episode 91 of Sappenin' Podcast! The Hunna vocalist opens up on the bands incredible journey of highs and lows as they finally have the platform to express themselves. Experience their new era as he discusses their reimagined sound and heavy attitudes, record label heartache, evolving with freedom on new album 'I'd Rather Die Than Let You In', explicit backstage politics, almost breaking up to now working with a collection of his childhood heroes in Fall Out Boy, Blink-182, Twenty One Pilots and My Chemical Romance, personal...
2020-08-2156 min
Sappenin’ Podcast with Sean SmithEP. 90 - Bonnie Fraser (Stand Atlantic)Pink Elephant. Australia's emo vibe queen Bonnie Fraser is our guest on Episode 90 of Sappenin' Podcast! The Stand Atlantic vocalist returns for her own dedicated episode to not only tell us everything going on with the band and their journey, but her own personal stories of her life, love and insane career. Buckle up for a wholesome, deep and chaotic series of conversations on the most random elements you can ever imagine as we celebrate the release of their sophomore studio album, Skinny Dipping reaching 25 million streams worldwide, the pressure she puts on herself, what dark secrets she's actually...
2020-08-141h 04
Sappenin’ Podcast with Sean SmithEP. 89 - Matt Cutshall (Emo's Not Dead)Emo's Not Dead. Internet personality sensation and awesomely talented human Matt Cutshall is our guest on Episode 89 of Sappenin' Podcast! The 'Felt Emo Might Delete Later' cult leader is doubling up on the eyeliner as he talks to us about the rejuvenation of everything alternative. Get those skinny jeans on and prepare for a wild ride as we get all the gossip on his insane career of acting, comedy, creating viral content, how these emo videos actually started, re-inspiring the scene, working with bands like The Used and Hawthorne Heights, future dream collaborations, his time as a vocalist in...
2020-08-071h 15
Sappenin’ Podcast with Sean SmithEP. 88 - In Hearts Wake (Jake Taylor & Kyle Erich)Worldwide Suicide. Australian metalcore environmentalists In Hearts Wake are our guests on Episode 88 of Sappenin' Podcast! Jake Taylor and Kyle Erich take time to showcase how they're trying to save the planet with all the eco-friendly efforts they are taking with their new album Kaliyuga and how the music industry can do their part, mixed with some insanely random conversations. Yes this is a random and educational at the same time. Listen to the four of us talk carbon footprints, plants, recycled vinyl, heavy riffs, Australian rap, didgeridoos, a lockdown wedding, Trump, Wetherspoons, football, nuclear weapons, awful puns, unique t...
2020-07-311h 27
Consumer Behavior ConversationsSam and Austin Podcast with Janelle BrandonIn our podcast today we interviewed Janelle Brandon, she is a wellness and lifestyle medicine supervisor at Sanford Health. She is from Frazee, MN where she graduated and then went to the University of Morris. She then transferred to the University of Minnesota - Twin Cities and graduated with a Theater and art management degree. Janelle has worked in all areas from theaters to technology and has learned to use marketing in all of these areas. In the podcast we talk about the journey that Janelle has made along with the lessons she learned along the way. Some topics...
2020-04-0653 minReality RaincheckJust Mercy by Bryan StevensonThis is our second book club chat in which we discuss the inequalities in our justice system as detailed by Bryan Stevenson in his book Just Mercy. This book had me weeping and has fundamentally changed my thinking in regards to racial inequalities in our penal system. It reads like a memoir and is beautifully written.
2020-03-2541 minReality RaincheckGhost Tours and Good ScaresThis episode covers the positive escape of going on a ghost tour or seeking out something that scares you (in a good way.) Listen in for some ideas on boosting the old adrenaline and finding new energy for life... among the dead.
2020-02-2821 minReality RaincheckTwo Old Women by Velma WallisJoin us for our first book club discussion about Two Old Women by Velma Wallis. It's based on an Athabaskan legend passed along for many generations from mothers to daughters of the upper Yukon River Valley in Alaska. We also introduce our book club and its beginnings.
2020-02-0142 minReality RaincheckStargazing versus GazingstockThis episode covers the escape of Stargazing and details how it is a better choice than gazingstock, the practice of looking at others with scorn.
2020-02-0109 min
YXE UndergroundBonus Episode - Cancer Surviv(her) Portrait EventThursday night was special and meaningful for many people here in Saskatoon. The Surviv(her) cancer support group, founded by Amy Morris, hosted an event called 'Portraits of Surviv(her)s.' It paired local photographers with Saskatoon women who are cancer survivors and fighters. It also created a wonderful sense of community.The portraits were displayed throughout the event room at LB Distillery. Beside each professional portrait was a 5x7 photo selected by the subject of the photo along with a write-up describing what that small photo meant to them. The stories served as a window...
2020-01-1814 min
Reality RaincheckEscapism, for better or worseThis episode covers escapism and the positive and negative ways in which we escape. I'll talk about two of my personal escapes--one good, one bad--and some methods to help us overcome our negative escapes by replacing them with positive escapes. Spoiler alert, my favorite escape is reading!
2020-01-0733 minConsumer Behavior ConversationsLiving a Healthy Lifestyle with Janelle BrandonIn this podcast we introduce Janelle Brandon, who is a licensed personal trainer at Sanford Health. She explained to us the experiences and changes she went through on her career path. Janelle graduated from Frazee, MN and started college at University of Minnesota Morris where she met her husband. She decided that University of Morris was too small for her liking. She made a change to transfer to the University of Minnesota- Twin Cities. She graduated with a theatre and art management degree and got her first job as a marketing associate through Box Office. She started to transform...
2019-10-1750 min
RapMaRz RadioBest of Coachella - March 2019<a href="http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-8huQHGL47Xs/XIiu4fh0HAI/AAAAAAAAAS0/BzlDmapS484UBXHUZ1Yt8v1f-JdojlUmACK4BGAYYCw/s1600/Mar19-900x900.png" imageanchor="1"><img border="0" height="320" src="https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-8huQHGL47Xs/XIiu4fh0HAI/AAAAAAAAAS0/BzlDmapS484UBXHUZ1Yt8v1f-JdojlUmACK4BGAYYCw/s320/Mar19-900x900.png" width="320" /></a><br /><br /><span style="font-size: x-small;">Best of Coachella - Clean</span><b style="font-size: small;"> LYRICS</b><br /><b style="font-size: small;">...
2019-03-1355 min
Popular Music: The Podcast084 - Make Me FeelSo good, so good, so fucking REAL, Popettes. This week's EIGHTY-FOURTH episode is all about the incredible Janelle Monáe and breaking down her 2018 hit, "Make Me Feel." No guilt. Only pleasure. Popular Music is a pop music podcast hosted by Steven Ray Morris and Analise Nelson. New episodes every Monday. Email us: popmusicpodcast@gmail.com Chat pop music with us in our Facebook group!: https://www.facebook.com/groups/647416295647220/ This week's Spotify Mix: https://open.spotify.com/us...
2018-10-011h 10Popular Music: The Podcast055 - 1999Tonight we're gonna party like it's 1999 BECAUSE POPETTES, in the FIFTY-FIFTH episode of Popular Music: The Podcast, Steven and Analise are doing just THAT! It's all about the incomparable PRINCE and his hit from 1982, "1999"! Steven will walk you back in time to talk about the Mozart-level-prodigy that was baby Prince while Analise talks about a surprising connection she found between this song and The Bangles! No guilt. Only pleasure. Popular Music is a pop music podcast hosted by Steven Ray Morris and Analise Nelson. New episodes every Monday. Email us: popmusicpodcast@gmail.com
2018-03-1251 min
Getting Better AcquaintedGBA 228 Mathy 2In GBA 228 we get even better acquainted with Mathy. She talks about her book Quit or Embrace Your Job Crisis, being a Third Culture Kid, navigating change, race, grief, stereotypes, depression, faith and creativity. We met up at the William Morris Gallery a few months back to ago. A lot has changed for both of us since she we had our last conversation way back in GBA 50.
This is the first GBA conversation that I had with Mathy: https://soundcloud.com/gettingbetteracquainted/gba-50-mathy
Mathy plugs:
Quit or Embrace Your Job Crisis: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Quit-Embrace-your-job-crisis/dp/1508592136/
Good Mo...
2015-11-0457 minGetting Better AcquaintedGBA 228 Mathy 2In GBA 228 we get even better acquainted with Mathy. She talks about her book Quit or Embrace Your Job Crisis, being a Third Culture Kid, navigating change, race, grief, stereotypes, depression, faith and creativity. We met up at the William Morris Gallery a few months back to ago. A lot has changed for both of us since she we had our last conversation way back in GBA 50.
This is the first GBA conversation that I had with Mathy: https://soundcloud.com/gettingbetteracquainted/gba-50-mathy
Mathy plugs:
Quit or Embrace Your Job Crisis: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Quit-Embrace-your-job-crisis/dp/1508592136/
Good Mo...
2015-11-0457 minFaith and SpiritualityGBA 228 Mathy 2In GBA 228 we get even better acquainted with Mathy. She talks about her book Quit or Embrace Your Job Crisis, being a Third Culture Kid, navigating change, race, grief, stereotypes, depression, faith and creativity. We met up at the William Morris Gallery a few months back to ago. A lot has changed for both of us since she we had our last conversation way back in GBA 50.
This is the first GBA conversation that I had with Mathy: https://soundcloud.com/gettingbetteracquainted/gba-50-mathy
Mathy plugs:
Quit or Embrace Your Job Crisis: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Quit-Embrace-your-job-crisis/dp/1508592136/
Good Mo...
2015-11-0457 minSpark LondonersGBA 228 Mathy 2In GBA 228 we get even better acquainted with Mathy. She talks about her book Quit or Embrace Your Job Crisis, being a Third Culture Kid, navigating change, race, grief, stereotypes, depression, faith and creativity. We met up at the William Morris Gallery a few months back to ago. A lot has changed for both of us since she we had our last conversation way back in GBA 50.
This is the first GBA conversation that I had with Mathy: https://soundcloud.com/gettingbetteracquainted/gba-50-mathy
Mathy plugs:
Quit or Embrace Your Job Crisis: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Quit-Embrace-your-job-crisis/dp/1508592136/
Good Mo...
2015-11-0457 min
Podcasts Esto es GROOVE BarcelonaEsto Es GROOVE Barcelona #8x16 26/04/14 - 2ice & DimehCapítulo 16: nuestra nueva entrega incluye lo nuevo de Keyshia Cole, Janelle Monáe, Kelis, LHA, Juli con Escandaloso Xpósito & Jay Calabria, DJ Vadim, Eddie Murphy y Joel Compass; descubrimos a Myles Sanko, Traedonya!, Tall Black Guy, SoulChef, Micatone, Tibu Morales y Russ; recuperamos a JizzyFree, Stevie Wonder, Millennium Renaissance, Donell Jones, Lemar, Jazzyfatnasties, One Self, Just Jack y Adamski; y bailamos algunos hits de Parov Stelar, Flo Rida, Destiny’s Child y Chromeo. Nuestras secciones “Smooth Velvet”, “Groove 2 Bounce”, “Etiqueta Negra”, y ciertos gnomos abducidos en Rio (!) completan el programa de esta semana.
Feat: Parov Stelar, Marvin Gaye, Myles Sanko, Jizz...
2014-04-282h 05Podcasts Esto es GROOVE BarcelonaEsto Es GROOVE Barcelona #8x16 26/04/14 - 2ice & DimehCapítulo 16: nuestra nueva entrega incluye lo nuevo de Keyshia Cole, Janelle Monáe, Kelis, LHA, Juli con Escandaloso Xpósito & Jay Calabria, DJ Vadim, Eddie Murphy y Joel Compass; descubrimos a Myles Sanko, Traedonya!, Tall Black Guy, SoulChef, Micatone, Tibu Morales y Russ; recuperamos a JizzyFree, Stevie Wonder, Millennium Renaissance, Donell Jones, Lemar, Jazzyfatnasties, One Self, Just Jack y Adamski; y bailamos algunos hits de Parov Stelar, Flo Rida, Destiny’s Child y Chromeo. Nuestras secciones “Smooth Velvet”, “Groove 2 Bounce”, “Etiqueta Negra”, y ciertos gnomos abducidos en Rio (!) completan el programa de esta semana.
Feat: Parov Stelar, Marvin Gaye, Myles Sanko, Jizz...
2014-04-282h 05
Talking VTE PodcasteLearning10 - Day 1 panel session: Sustaining e-learning innovation Download the MP3 file (45 mins)
Presenters
Facilitator: Rose Grozdanic, Business Manager, E-learning Innovations, Australian Flexible Learning
Framework
Panel members: Kaye Bowman, Stephan Ridgway, Janelle Morris, Bronwen Campbell and Debbie
Littlehales
Synopsis
A facilitated panel presentation from former Framework project managers on how they have incorporated and expanded e-learning in their organisations - each has a story and the session will draw out the key elements that others can use to drive embedding of e-learning in their organisation.
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Conference wiki
2010-12-1700 min
DISCO DUROMIXTAPE 2015 - 🍍 La Vida Me Sabe A Fruta 🍍 (13-11-2015)More pop and monthly mixes coming soon in POP. by Álvaro ED.
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