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Hunter StoriesIn Sygna's Shadow - by Ben CliffordIn May 1974, a massive storm struck the Hunter causing the ship “Sygna” to run aground.
Many people remember the dramatic visuals of the stranded ship, but few know the full story of the extensive and dangerous cleanup efforts that followed.
Clem Doyle, a former member of the Newcastle Civil Defence, reveals how a small group of volunteers worked hard to recover the region from the disaster.
Producer and narrator:
Ben Clifford
Interviewee:
Clem Doyle
Music and sound effects
130BPM Fsh min, loop by 121Ayem...
2025-03-2503 minHunter StoriesPhar Lap of the North - by Katie JayneMuswellbrook horse trainer Victor Oakes found racing success with his mighty gelding Skellatar, dubbed “The Phar Lap of the North”.
Victor’s daughter Bernadette takes us back to the heyday of the 1960s when Vic began racing and winning with Skellatar.
Producer and narrator:
Katie Jayne
Interviewee:
Bernadette Oakes
Sounds:
Pathfinder by Alexander Nakarada (www.creatorchords.com) -- licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 License https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6gWLf5MxKM
Song of the Wanderers by Savfk (https://soundcloud.com/savfk...
2025-03-0303 min
Age Like a Badass MotherMenopause & Sexuality: How Hormones Shape Attraction & Desire with Jane Hardwicke CollingsQuestion or comment? Send a one-way text to Age Like a Badass Mother. Include your email so I can answer you back.Jane is a grandmother and a keeper of sacred knowledge. She carries the lineage of Shamanic Midwifery from her teacher, Jeannine Parvati Baker. Jane teaches us about the Shamanic Dimensions of menarche, birth, menopause, The Wisdom of the Cycles, Women’s Mysteries or Blood Mysteries, and Women’s Rite of Passage. Menopause corresponds to the autumn of our lives. We are harvesting what we have been cultivating and may need to confront and heal certain aspe...
2025-02-271h 11Hunter StoriesNewcastle Live Music - by Holly FishlockHave you ever listened to a band at a pub, and wondered what it would be like to perform for a live audience? You may be surprised to learn it isn’t as easy as you may think.
Dean Selem, bassist and manager of Newcastle band Moodwatch talks about the highs and lows of being a professional musician.
Producer and narrator:
Holly Fishlock
Interviewee:
Dean Selem
Music courtesy of Moodwatch recorded by Holly Fishlock, 8 May 2024 (audio only)
If you enjoy this episode, be sure to ch...
2025-02-1203 minHunter StoriesMore Than Hardcore - by Thomas MitchellDo you think hardcore punk just sounds like a lot of noise? So does the Newcastle hardcore community, and they wouldn’t change a thing.
Madeleine Mitchell from Boudicca talks about the Newcastle hardcore scene, and the challenges of creating music for such a specific demographic.
Spencer Scott discusses working in the local entertainment business and the enduring legacy of hardcore within Newcastle.
Producer and narrator:
Thomas Mitchell
Interviewees:
Madeleine Mitchell
Spencer Scott
Music:
Mairéad by Boudicca. Recorded Live at the...
2025-02-0903 minHunter StoriesNewcastle Under Attack - by Blake QuinnInterested in the dramatic history of one of Newcastle's most iconic landmarks?
Join Blake Quinn and John Ross, a volunteer at Fort Scratchley, as they delve into the fierce Japanese attack on Newcastle in 1942 during the Second World War.
Discover how outdated intelligence and an a nearby coal-powered ship played crucial roles in this historic event.
Producer and narrator:
Blake Quinn
Interviewee:
John Ross
Sounds
‘Mellotron WW2 Siren.aif’ by Analogist, Freesound, Creative Commons License, https://freesound.org/people/Analogist/sounds/449907/
‘Lo-Fi...
2025-02-0903 min
BookEDFree Expression Friday: Black History and Black Businesses with Jeannine CookFree Expression Friday is an interview series from ABA's American Booksellers for Free Expression celebrating the amazing work of booksellers, organizers, and book people in general fighting for the right to read. Jeannine Cook is the shopkeeper of Ida’s Bookshop, Harriet’s Bookshop, and Josephine’s Bookshop in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Paris, France. Black history is more than a one-month observance in Cook’s shops: it is an organizing principle year-round, with shops named after inspiring women in Black history — Harriet Tubman, Ida B. Wells, and Josephine Baker. Jeannine spoke with ABFE about the shops, supporting b...
2025-02-0731 minBookEDFree Expression Friday: Black History and Black Businesses with Jeannine CookFree Expression Friday is an interview series from ABA's American Booksellers for Free Expression celebrating the amazing work of booksellers, organizers, and book people in general fighting for the right to read. Jeannine Cook is the shopkeeper of Ida’s Bookshop, Harriet’s Bookshop, and Josephine’s Bookshop in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Paris, France. Black history is more than a one-month observance in Cook’s shops: it is an organizing principle year-round, with shops named after inspiring women in Black history — Harriet Tubman, Ida B. Wells, and Josephine Baker. Jeannine spoke with ABFE about the shops, supporting b...
2025-02-0731 minHunter StoriesBin Industry - by Isabella BergamoSarah Bergamo and her father John Roddenby are part of a Hunter family dynasty who work in waste collection.
Was it a coincidence that they both ended up in the waste industry? And what about Sarah’s young daughter Florence? Will she follow in her mother and grandfather’s footsteps?
Producer and narrator:
Isabella Bergamo
Interviewees:
Sarah Bergamo
John Roddenby
Music:
“Mornings” by Swoop via Uppbeat – https://uppbeat.io/track/swoop/mornings – License code: GKFTTFMVY1YGZQTM
“Algorithm” by Sky Gienger via Uppbeat – https...
2025-02-0603 minHunter StoriesLambton Jaffas - by Emily DoyleWhy should we have to give up our childhood friends and passions as an adult?
Harry Matthews, player manager of the Lambton Jaffas community all age team, speaks with Emily Doyle about the community building sport of soccer. It’s a great opportunity for adults to get together and feel like kids.
Producer and narrator:
Emily Doyle
Interviewee:
Harry Matthews
Music:
Happy sandbox by Unlistenable -- https://freesound.org/s/416778/ -- License: Attribution Non-Commercial 4.0 - sourced on Freesound.org
Emily Doyle is a...
2025-02-0303 minHunter StoriesCrangan Bay Prawn - by Peter HyslopStanding for 33 years and surviving fire, It’s the giant fibreglass prawn that could. Until its head was chopped off.
Peter Hyslop chats with NSW Police Minister Yasmin Catley and former Central Coast Councillor Jillian Hogan about how Crangan Bay’s giant prawn has been made the ‘raw prawn’ by vandals, an angle grinder, and local politics.
Producer and narrator:
Peter Hyslop
Interviewees:
Yasmin Catley
Jillian Hogan
Music and sound effects:
“Thinking Music” and “Equatorial Complex” by Kevin MacLeod -- https://incompetech.com/music/royalty-fr...
2025-02-0103 minHunter StoriesBHP Shutdown - by William McGuinnessA reflection on the 1999 closure of the Rod Mill in Newcastle from former steelworker and union representative Bill McGuinness. Is the steel industry still a part of Newcastle’s cultural identity, and has any entity since matched BHP’s impact on the community?
Producer and narrator:
William McGuinness
Interviewee:
Bill McGuinness
Music composed by William McGuinness exclusively for this episode.
William McGuinness is a filmmaker and musician and a founder of filmmaking collective Nanobot Studios. He can be contacted via Instagram: wmcguinness8 and LinkedIn
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2025-02-0103 minHunter StoriesNobbys Headland - by Indiana HardwickDid you know that Newcastle’s Nobbys Headland was almost blown up?
Ann Hardy and Gionni Di Gravio from the University of Newcastle talk to Indiana Hardwick about the people that saved the headland.
Was it the mysterious Mr. Thorn of Prince Alfred notoriety who secretly saved the day?
Producer:
Indiana Hardwick
Interviewees:
Ann Hardy
Gionni di Gravio
Music:
Mysterious Dramatic Music by tyops -- https://freesound.org/s/616226/ -- License: Attribution 4.0
Curious Ambience.wav by Reg1n0ld...
2025-01-3103 minHunter StoriesStar Hotel - by Jack Gillett-FaulknerThe 1979 Star Hotel riot has gone down as one of the most infamous chapters in Newcastle’s history, but what does the site mean to residents now, 45 years on?
Jack Gillett-Faulkner speaks to Bernie’s Bar co-owners Grace Tose and Patrick Fisher about the significance of the historic building, and how their connection to its past sparked their mission to revive the venue as a home for Newcastle’s growing LGBTQIA+ community.
Producer and narrator:
Jack Gillett-Faulkner
Intervieweees:
Grace Tose
Patrick Fisher
Music:
“Ci...
2025-01-3003 min
The Two CitiesEpisode #261 - Engaging Jesus with Our Senses with Dr. Jeannine HangerIn this episode, we’re joined by Dr. Jeannine Hanger, who is Associate Professor of New Testament at BIOLA University and Talbot School of Theology, and she’s the author of the book that we’re discussing in this episode, Engaging Jesus with Our Senses: An Embodied Approach to the Gospels (published by Baker). In our conversation we talk about the importance of embodiment, both in terms of our lived realities as followers of Christ and in relation to the way that the Gospels highlight sensory experiences in many different ways. Dr. Hanger draws a connection between the two in her bo...
2025-01-2240 min
Soul Evolution: Embodied Women’s Wisdom, Birth Stories and More46. [WISE WOMAN] WITH JANE HARDWICKE COLLINGS - PERIMENOPAUSE WITH YOUNG CHILDREN - THE WISDOM OF THE CYCLES, RITES OF PASSAGE & SHAMANIC MIDWIFERYToday's guest has been on my dream guest list since the origin of my podcast. If you have been listening for any length of time you would have heard me quote or reference Jane Hardwicke Collings.Jane is a Grandmother, a Keeper of Sacred Knowledge. She carries the lineage of Shamanic Midwifery from her teacher, Jeannine Parvati Baker.I did not let the opportunity to speak with her about all things sacred pass me by.We dive in to her school of Shamanic Womancraft, The Shamanic Dimensions of Pregnancy, The Wisdom of the...
2025-01-151h 38
Pages and People: An inside look into Baker Book HouseEpisode 4In this special Thanksgiving episode of Pages and People, we’re giving you an inside look at two incredible books and authors. Join us as we explore themes of embodiment, cultural understanding, and fresh perspectives on Scripture.Jeannine Hanger shares insights from her latest book, Engaging Jesus with Our Senses. This unique take on the Gospels invites readers to experience Scripture through physical senses, reflection, and practical applications. With tools like sensory practices and a foreword by Grant Macaskill, this book is a must-read for anyone looking to deepen their connection to Jesus. Order your copy he...
2024-12-1152 minThe Two CitiesEpisode #254 - The Genre Studies Gap with Professor Jeannine Brown and Dr. Andy JuddThis episode is a Live recording with audience of a discussion about genre with Professor Jeannine Brown and Dr. Andy Judd. The event was sponsored by Bethel Seminary, Ridley College (Melbourne), and The Two Cities podcast. Following up on our episodes on genre with each of them, we answer audience questions and dig deeper into the topic.Professor Jeannine Brown is David Price Professor of Biblical Foundations at Bethel Seminary and the author of Embedded Genres in the New Testament: Understanding Their Impact for Interpretation (published by Baker Academic).Dr. Andrew Judd is...
2024-12-041h 05
The Biggest TableEmbodied Engagement & The Gospels with Jeannine HangerIn this episode of The Biggest Table, host Andrew Camp explores the intersection of faith, food, and sensory experience with guest Jeannine Hanger, an associate professor of the New Testament at Talbot School of Theology. Hanger discusses her latest book, 'Engaging Jesus with Our Senses,' which examines the sensory metaphors in the Gospels and their implications for spiritual practice. The conversation covers the role of taste and how using our senses can deepen our engagement with Scripture and our relationship with Jesus. They also touch on the importance of moving away from purely cognitive approaches to faith, the...
2024-11-0544 min
Dare alla luceSaraSemplicità è una parola magica anche e soprattutto per una nascita e come dice l’ostetrica e scrittrice Jeannine Parvati Baker : “ la nascita non è un emergenza ma semplicemente un emergere”.Se volete essere aggiornati in tempo reale sui nuovi episodi di questo podcast e degli altri podcast di Vividavoce potete unirvi al canale telegramPotete trovare i podcast, i testi e molto altro sul sito: https://vividavoce.jimdofree.com/
2024-10-2809 min
OutKick Hot MicBaker Mayfield Wants No Beef With Tom Brady + Bobby Carpenter & Jeannine Edwards |Hutt and Chad discuss Baker Mayfield's comments about the GOAT after turning the Eagles into rotisserie birds. CFB Analyst, Sirius XM Host, Bobby Carpenter recaps the Bama-Georgia game and the ending of theVirginia Tech-Miami game. Plus, 22-Year ESPN Reporter, Jeannine Edwards shares her thoughts on the dynamic between Saban and McAfee on GameDay and UNLV taking care of business despite the Sluka drama. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
2024-10-011h 43The Two CitiesEpisode #240 - Embedded Genres with Professor Jeannine BrownIn this episode we’re joined by Professor Jeannine Brown, who is David Price Professor of Biblical Foundations at Bethel Seminary, a member of the NIV translation committee, and the author of a number of books on Hermeneutics and the Gospels as well as the book that we’re excited to discuss in this episode, Embedded Genres in the New Testament: Understanding Their Impact for Interpretation (published by Baker). In our conversation we talk about the interpretative difference it makes to recognize how discrete genres appear within other broader genres (such as poetry within letters, riddles within Gospels, etc.), and how...
2024-08-2848 min
#OneFearS4E10 - Understanding Biblical CriticismDom goes solo for this week’s episode to teach Biblical Criticism.
Bibliography and Sources of Interest:
“Biblical Criticism in the Contemporary Homiletic Praxis” from Journal of Religion and Human Relations, Volume 11 No. 1, 2019. Link to Download Article.
https://bibleproject.com/articles/missing-end-mark-gospel/
https://www.britannica.com/topic/Rosetta-Stone
Brown, Jeannine K.. Scripture as Communication: Introducing Biblical Hermeneutics Baker Academics, 2007. - Amazon
Biblical Archaeology Review - Link
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2024-05-2750 min
The Hot Seed PodcastEp.139 - with Jeannine A. CookSend us a textIn this episode Shawn, Earl and Dave welcome special guest Jeannine A. Cook. The accomplished writer, educator and strategist discusses her passion as a purveyor of knowledge through books; connecting to the likes of Harriett Tubman, Ida. B Wells and Josephine Baker; understanding purpose and execution as an agent for change and so much more. Learn more about Jeannie A. Cookhttps://jeannineacook.com https://twitter.com/jeannineacookhttps://www.instagram.com/harrietts_b...Instacart - Groceries delivered in as little as 1 hour.Free delivery on your first or...
2024-02-141h 27
Resonate by The Reconnected011 | Rites of Passage & Shamanic Womancraft with Jane Hardwicke CollingsToday’s guest on the Resonate Podcast is Jane Hardwicke Collings! It was such a privilege for us to have this conversation with her, especially since we have been following Jane’s work for so many years.
This is a must-listen for anyone who has daughters! Jane speaks on the importance of reclaiming our menstrual cycles in a culture that shames them and invites us to support our girls through their rites of passage.
Jane shares her journey from being a nurse to training in midwifery and how her own births deepened her midwifery practice.
G...
2023-11-031h 06
Wise Birth Radio#19 A Who’s Who of Birth WorkersDemystifying the nomenclature of the birth world! What is a midwife vs a doula vs a birthkeeper? Starting with obstetricians, we work our way through the “food chain” of people who attend birth; what their roles and responsibilities are; what they fundamental beliefs MAY be; and how they might practice. But don’t be fooled by labels! Each care provider comes with their own stories, backgrounds, beliefs, training, fears, and traumas that influence how they support women, meaning that just because someone is a “something-something”, doesn’t mean they will behave exactly in the way you think a “something-something” should. ...
2023-08-1050 min
The Two TestamentsMatthew 8–11Episode on Matthew 8–11 with Dr. Jeannine Brown is LiveJoin us as Dr. Jeannine Brown (Bethel Seminary) talks to us about Matthew 8–11. We discuss a number of things including: narrative and thematic threads throughout these chapters; how Jesus fulfills Isaiah's Servant Songs; the relationship between healing and exorcism in Matthew; Jesus sending out the twelve; the meaning of the coming of "the Son of Man"; John the Baptist's curious response of ignorance towards Jesus; how divine revelation is contingent on one's response to Jesus and how judgment fits this motif; Jesus as wisdom.Books by Jeannine...
2023-01-0457 min
Teachers' VoicesBonus Episode – Teachers’ Resources 1In this special mini episode of Teachers’ Voices, Nina Alonso recaps some of the resources her guests have shared with her so far this season. With a particular focus on teachers working to engage their students with environmental issues at local and global levels, listen in for tips, resources and sources of inspiration.GuestsTerry Godwaldt is on Twitter and Linkedin.Manuela Valentim is on Twitter or visit her website.ResourcesThe Centre for Global Education – TwitterKoen Timmers - Educator, Author, SpeakerClimate Acti...
2022-08-0805 min
Bite Size Seminary"The Gospels as Stories" by Jeannine K. Brown | Book ReviewIn this episode I review Jeannine K. Brown’s The Gospels as Stories: A Narrative Approach to Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John published by Baker Academic. She teaches how to the read the Gospels as whole documents, how they were intended to be read. The approach advocated in this book unlocks so much in Scripture. 📄 You can read a complete transcript of today’s at https://www.bitesizeseminary.com/episodes/22-the-gospels-as-stories-by-jeannine-brown-book-review⏰ Timestamps:0:58 – Overview of Book2:32 – Structure of Book6:41 – Chapter 1 – Narrative Criticism8:39 – Chap. 2-3 – Plot and Plotting11:02 – Chap. 4-5 – Character and Characterization13:1...
2022-07-1418 min
Mechqar⎜En podcast fra IsraelsmissionenHvad så nu? Debriefing med Kasper A. BergholtMechqar går på sommerferie, og efter ferien kommer det til at se anderledes ud. Derfor løfter Kasper blikket og reflekterer lidt over, hvorfor vi i sin tid søsatte Mechqar, og hvor vi står henne nu.
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Tak til dig, der har lyttet med, hvad enten du har hørt alle episoder eller kun nogle få. Vi håber, du har nydt rejsen ind i de bibel...
2022-07-1416 min
Timeless Voyager SeriesWhat Is "Conscious Conception"?Vintage 1990 Timeless Voyager Radio interview at the Whole Life Expo, San Diego, CA with authors and speakers, “Conscious Conception”, Frederick Baker and Jeannine Parvati Baker. During this episode the Bakers explain “Conscious Conception” to host, Bruce Stephen Holms and why it is important to the “baby” as well as the parents. While the idea is foreign to most couples, it begins to sound realistic when understood.ONkOhZ5gFgQ3RfZciZy1Comments on Twitter: TimelessVR @vr_Timeless
2022-06-1833 min
Midwifery for the PeopleAnother Conversation with Jennifer Summerfeldt: Her Origin Story and Eschewing Even the Radical Rules Around Birth
Jennifer graciously shares her origin story with us, including her own birth experiences (2 midwife attended and one freebirth), her journey of learning about birth from Gloria Lemay, Jeannine Parvati Baker, Whapio and Michel Odent, two birth center apprenticeship experiences, and the multiple initiations and reckonings she has experienced that have brought her to a more nuanced place around birth and birth work. Lots of questions and beautiful visions for a grounded, authentic, shamanic midwifery are shared. We talk about the need for a deeper understanding of the mystery of birth and it’s counterpart, death, and for a complete cu...
2022-05-061h 55
FreeFall w/David BassinFreeFall 994Fela Kuti - Kalakuta Show - Kalakuta Show (La Cile)Stro Elliot - Machine No Make Sex - Black & Loud: James Brown Reimagined (Urban Legends)Jazzanova - Creative Musicians - Strata Records: The Sound Of Detroit Reimagined By Jazzanova (BBE)Junior - Mama Used To Say (American Remix) - JI (Universal)Robert Walter - Devices Of Similar Size (feat. Stanton Moore) - Better Feathers (Royal Potato Family)Dave Hubbard - Family Affair - Mainstream Funk (WeWantSounds)Lance Ferguson - New Morning - Rare Groove Spectrum, Vol. 2 (Freestyle)
2022-02-021h 58
FREEFALLFreeFall 994Fela Kuti - Kalakuta Show - Kalakuta Show (La Cile)Stro Elliot - Machine No Make Sex - Black & Loud: James Brown Reimagined (Urban Legends)Jazzanova - Creative Musicians - Strata Records: The Sound Of Detroit Reimagined By Jazzanova (BBE)Junior - Mama Used To Say (American Remix) - JI (Universal)Robert Walter - Devices Of Similar Size (feat. Stanton Moore) - Better Feathers (Royal Potato Family)Dave Hubbard - Family Affair - Mainstream Funk (WeWantSounds)Lance Ferguson - New Morning - Rare Groove Spectrum, Vol. 2 (Freestyle)Sly5thAve & Roberto Verástegui...
2022-02-021h 59
Guilt Grace GratitudeJeannine Brown | Scripture as CommunicationPlease help support the show on our Patreon Page!
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Jeannine K. Brown (PhD, Luther Seminary) is professor of New Testament and director of online programs at Bethel Seminary in St. Paul, Minnesota. She has served as a translation consultant for the New International Version, Common English Bible, and New Century Version and is the author of The Gospels as Stories and two commentaries on Matthew. She...
2021-07-2257 min
Soul Song Solutions"Peace on Earth Begins with Birth" - Jeannine Parvati Baker In Depth Conversation with Victoria Cara Moreno: Her Offering, Her StoryHave you ever had someone come into your life at the perfect moment. The connection I am experiencing with Victoria Cara Moreno is one of those magical relationships that is filling my cup while I transition into motherhood. This podcast episode dives deep into her personal story and her approach to supporting mothers during and after birth. I hope that you dear listener, find this conversation as nurturing and nourishing I do. If you would like additional support from Victoria you can reach out to her directly at victoriacaramoreno@gmail.com. You can also find her listed in the...
2021-07-051h 17
Boots & SaddleBoots & Saddle | Episode 194: June 8, 2021BOOTS & SADDLE - June 8 , 2021
1. Singing My Song - Tammy Wynette (Single - 1969 | The Ways To Love a Man - 1970)
2. Hammin’ It Up [instrumental] - The Strangers (Instrumental Sounds of Merle Haggard's Strangers - 1969)
3. Freeborn Man - Tony Rice (Guitar - 1991)
4. What Little I Got Left - James Hand (Shadow On The Ground - 2009)
5. One Piece at a Time - Johnny Cash (One Piece At A Time - 1976)
6. Justine - Jerry Leger (Time Out For Tomorrow - 2019)
7. Is He Treating You Good? - Jerry Leger (Traveling Gre...
2021-06-092h 00
It's A Wonderful PodcastEpisode 162: It's Alive (1974)Welcome to It's A Wonderful Podcast!! Veering into slightly unusual territory on this week's main show as Nolan joins Morgan to talk an under-the-radar 70s Horror movie where a mutant baby goes on a killing spree. With special effects by Rick Baker, a score from Bernard Herrman and plenty of thought provoking metaphors, this is much more than the splatterfest you may think; IT'S ALIVE (1974)!!
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2021-05-281h 07
SororitéA VOIX HAUTE. Elles racontent leurs premières règles - SororitéNombre de femmes se souviennent bien du jour de leurs premières règles. Qu’elles aient été bien ou mal informées, qu’elles aient eu 11 ou 16 ans, qu’elles aient grandi pendant la guerre ou dans les années 2000.
Dans cet épisode, découvrez les témoignages d’Agnès, Marie, Jeannine et Louise. Des paroles qui racontent des pudeurs, une époque, un contexte familial, qui ont beaucoup changé en quelques décennies. Un article écrit par Marie Toumit.
Bonne écoute !
Les voix des protagonistes ont été interprétées par notre équipe, ainsi que par Méline Cabouret et Marcelle Soulard...
2021-02-2407 min
SororitéA VOIX HAUTE. Elles racontent leurs premières règles - SororitéNombre de femmes se souviennent bien du jour de leurs premières règles. Qu’elles aient été bien ou mal informées, qu’elles aient eu 11 ou 16 ans, qu’elles aient grandi pendant la guerre ou dans les années 2000.
Dans cet épisode, découvrez les témoignages d’Agnès, Marie, Jeannine et Louise. Des paroles qui racontent des pudeurs, une époque, un contexte familial, qui ont beaucoup changé en quelques décennies. Un article écrit par Marie Toumit.
Bonne écoute !
Les voix des protagonistes ont été interprétées par notre équipe, ainsi que par Méline Cabouret et Marcelle Soulard...
2021-02-2407 min
SororitéA VOIX HAUTE. Elles racontent leurs premières règlesNombre de femmes se souviennent bien du jour de leurs premières règles. Qu’elles aient été bien ou mal informées, qu’elles aient eu 11 ou 16 ans, qu’elles aient grandi pendant la guerre ou dans les années 2000.Dans cet épisode, découvrez les témoignages d’Agnès, Marie, Jeannine et Louise. Des paroles qui racontent des pudeurs, une époque, un contexte familial, qui ont beaucoup changé en quelques décennies. Un article écrit par Marie Toumit.Bonne écoute !Les voix des protagonistes ont été interprétées pa...
2021-02-2407 min
HCM Talk RadioCloud HCM Talk Radio - Efficient Release ManagementWould you like to hear about Accenture’s approach to efficient release management for Oracle Cloud HCM? Join us on Cloud HCM Talk Radio to hear Jeannine Kovacic, Accenture Managing Director, Oracle Practice and Ashlee Baker, Manager in Accenture’s Oracle Cloud Center of Excellence, discuss best practices for efficient release management and testing strategies.
2020-12-1016 min
Cloud HCM Talk RadioCloud HCM Talk Radio - Efficient Release ManagementWould you like to hear about Accenture’s approach to efficient release management for Oracle Cloud HCM? Join us on Cloud HCM Talk Radio to hear Jeannine Kovacic, Accenture Managing Director, Oracle Practice and Ashlee Baker, Manager in Accenture’s Oracle Cloud Center of Excellence, discuss best practices for efficient release management and testing strategies.
2020-12-1016 min
OnScriptJeannine Brown – The Gospels as StoriesEpisode: We're back with our fourth annual live-recorded podcast episode at Nashotah House Theological Seminary! Dr. Jeannine Brown joined us this year to discuss her book The Gospels as Stories(Baker Academic, 2020). Tune in for conversation about the importance of narrative thinking, intertextuality, and women among the disciples, and for a very special speed round.
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2020-09-1500 minArchiveJeannine Brown – The Gospels as StoriesEpisode: We're back with our fourth annual live-recorded podcast episode at Nashotah House Theological Seminary! Dr. Jeannine Brown joined us this year to discuss her book The Gospels as Stories(Baker Academic, 2020). Tune in for conversation about the importance of narrative thinking, intertextuality, and women among the disciples, and for a very special speed round.
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2020-09-1500 min
OnScriptJeannine Brown - The Gospels as StoriesEpisode: We're back with our fourth annual live-recorded podcast episode at Nashotah House Theological Seminary! Dr. Jeannine Brown joined us this year to discuss her book The Gospels as Stories(Baker Academic, 2020). Tune in for conversation about the importance of narrative thinking, intertextuality, and women among the disciples, and for a very special speed round.
Guest: Dr. Jeannine K. Brown is professor of New Testament at Bethel Seminary in St. Paul, Minnesota. Jeannine is the author of Scripture as Communication (2007), Becoming Whole and Holy: An Integrative Conversation about Christian Formation (2011), and two commentaries on Matthew (2015, in the T...
2020-09-151h 00OnScriptJeannine Brown - The Gospels as StoriesEpisode: We're back with our fourth annual live-recorded podcast episode at Nashotah House Theological Seminary! Dr. Jeannine Brown joined us this year to discuss her book The Gospels as Stories(Baker Academic, 2020). Tune in for conversation about the importance of narrative thinking, intertextuality, and women among the disciples, and for a very special speed round.
Guest: Dr. Jeannine K. Brown is professor of New Testament at Bethel Seminary in St. Paul, Minnesota. Jeannine is the author of Scripture as Communication (2007), Becoming Whole and Holy: An Integrative Conversation about Christian Formation (2011), and two commentaries on Matthew (2015, in the T...
2020-09-151h 00
Roots of Impact PodcastS.2 - E.9 - Courageously Navigating Life and Going for Our Dreams with Grace MacNeilGrace MacNeil is a trained herbalist, an Arvigo therapist, and the founder ofMonarch Apothecary where she creates artisan herbals and soaps using herbssustainably, harvested and cultivated in a 24 acre farm in southern Indiana since2006 for the local and internationally community.She is a Certified Advanced Holistic Doula through The Matrona, Certified Cuppingtherapist and Reiki practitioner. She is the co-founder of the Heartland School ofHerbal Studies and mom to three grown children.She was born with an amniotic band syndrome and spent much of her childhoodhaving reconstructive...
2020-08-271h 03
It's A Wonderful PodcastSomething New (2006) - Morgan Hasn't Seen: Black Rom-Coms EP47Welcome to another episode of Morgan Hasn't Seen with Jeannine Brice & Morgan Robinson!!
It's the start of a new series and with February being the month of love as well as US Black History Month, Jeannine is getting Morgan to watch some black romantic comedies!! This week, to start it up, they are talking the very unique SOMETHING NEW (2006) starring Sanaa Lathan & Simon Baker!!
With just as much silliness as you expect from this show, Jeannine and Morgan delve into what it is that makes this movie so unique, the importance of a story told...
2020-02-051h 11
Sovereign Self Show#24 The Spiritual Practice of Menstruation with Jane Hardwicke CollingsIn this episode you’ll hear [ 01:05:17 ]:
How did Jane went from the being a nurse and a part of the medical establishment to finding her tribe in the world of home births.
How we live in the cult of the expert.
Rite of Passages: what they are and why they are important.
How what you were taught/learned around you menarche - plays out in every single part of your life.
There's the same cycle everything.
How important it is to take care of yourself during mensuration....
2019-05-071h 05
Shrine of RemembranceWar From A Woman's AngleJeannine Baker reveals the little-known stories of the trailblazing women journalists who have reported on war. Since Agnes Macready travelled to South Africa in 1900 to write about the Boer War for the Catholic Press, Australian women have fought for the right to cover conflict. In 1914, Louise Mack defied the orders of Lord Kitchener to travel to Belgium, where she witnessed the fall of Antwerp. Katharine Susannah Pritchard reported from close to the front at Wimeraux. These pioneers of war reporting carved a path or new generations of female foreign correspondents who have built upon their legacy.
2016-12-091h 02
Euphoric NationTrance Paradise 242Originally aired on 8-27-15 on Afterhours.FM
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TRACK LIST
1. Talamanca - A Day At The Beach
2. DJ Feel, Matisse, Sadko - A Day To Remember
3. Cannavo & Nesse - Apollo
4. Driftmoon - Buffalo
5. Beat Service & Cathy Burton - Love Is Your Home
6. Memory Loss - Only Now feat. Amy Kirkpatrick
7. Dimensions - Moments
8. Marlo - The Dreamers feat. Jano
9. Breakfast - Every Night feat. Jeannine Hebb
10. Kim Svard - Xanadou
11. Alex M.O.R.P.H. & Heatbeat - Amistad
12. Armin van...
2015-09-0359 min
BeSimply...Mothers & Maidens {Jane Hardwicke Collings}Join 'She' and Jane Hardwicke Collings, creator of Moonsong. Jane is dedicated to empowering Mothers and Maidens to model a healthy way of being a woman in our current world system. Jane will share her wisdom and inspiration that can assist mothers and maidens to become informed. Embrace the seasons within each moon cycle. Her wealth of knowledge and experience flow effortlessly in this broadcast and will leave you wanting to learn more.
About: Jane Harwicke Collings is an independent midwife from Australia, who has been attending homebirths since 1984. She is herself a homebirth mother of four, a grandmother and...
2015-02-191h 19
BeSimply...MoonSong {Jane Hardwicke Collings}Join'She' and Jane Hardwicke Collings, creator of Moonsong. Jane is dedicated to empowering woment to reclaime their power by reconnecting the with the women's mysteries. Jane will share her wisdom and inspiration that can be celebrated in each phase of life. Her wealth of knowledge and experience flow effortlessly in this broadcast and will leave you wanting to learn more.
About:Jane Harwicke Collings is an independent midwife from Australia, who has been attending homebirths since 1984. She is herself a homebirth mother of four, a grandmother and a teacher of the Women’s Mysteries. She gives workshops, writes books and ha...
2014-05-221h 22