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The Dark Night of the Soul Unwrapped2. “I was constantly fighting it, and then the fight was done.” With Julianne EannielloFollowing on from our first conversation, Julianne describes how things began to change when she came to a kind of acceptance of the limitations of her physical health. We discuss the difference between the idea of surrendering, and the energetics of being brought to an actual surrender. Our conversation also covers how she sought order in the outer world as a way to control the chaos of her inner world; the layers of shame and judgement around being a victim, and how shaming spiritual teachings can be; searching for enlightenment because it’s too painful to be in our bo...2025-07-1344 minThe Dark Night of the Soul Unwrapped1. "The things we were trying not to face had to be faced." With Julianne Eanniello*Please note that in the first few moments of this episode Julianne mentions the sudden death of a child. If you'd prefer not to listen to this section, skip to 01.15. Julianne’s dark night began with a tragedy, and spiralled when a mystery illness took hold. She lost her job and her home, and had brain fog so bad there were times she couldn’t work out how to feed herself. Previously focused on a successful banking career, she found herself with no choice but to turn inward. She began to explore the perfectionism that masked her sens...2025-07-1350 min
Learn From People Who Lived itPractical Tips to Navigate Grief with Julieanne WilliamsPractical Tips to Navigate Grief with Julieanne Williams
In this episode, you'll hear:
How Julieanne told her children what happened to their dad
Key takeaways from her books: H.O.P.E.
The importance of community
How can you help someone who is grieving?
What life after a loss can look like
Julieanne Williams was born in a small farm town with a heart defect that required surgery at the age of 5. It complicated her childhood but also developed a resilience in her that she would need later on. She went on to earn her bac...2024-06-171h 03
CinemaNET+CinemaNET 1344: Fallout (2024) y Blast from the Past (2006).Podcast 1344: Charlie Del Río (@charliedelrio) e Iván Morales (@IvanMorales) presentan un episodio más de CROSSOVER: el esfuerzo conjunto entre CinemaNET y CinePREMIERE para recomendar películas y series.
En esta ocasión, comentan los siguientes títulos:
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Fallout (2024). Serie creada por Graham Wagner y Geneva Robertson-Dworet. Basada en el videojuego "Fallout", creado por Tim Cain y Leonard Boyarsky. Protagonizan Ella Purnell, Aaron Moten, Kyle MacLachlan, Moisés Arias, Xelia Mendes-Jones y Walton Goggins.
A la...2024-05-0858 min
Fabulous Film & FriendsEp. 78 - The LA Neo Noir Trio: The Big Lebowski, Inherent Vice, Under the Silver LakeSend us a textThis week on Fabulous Film and Friends we’re covering a trio of Neo Noir films set in the city of…where else? Los Angeles, as we discuss 1998’s The Big Lewbowski, directed by Joel and Ethan Coen and starring the extraordinary Jeff Bridges, John Goodman, Steve Buscemi, Julianne Moore, Phillip Seymour Hoffman, David Huddleston, John Tutturo, Ben Gazara, David Thewlis, Tara Reid, Peter Stormare, Leon Russom and Sam Elliot against 2014’s Inherent Vice directed by Paul Thomas Anderson starring Joaquin Phoenix, Josh Brolin, Owen Wilson, Katherine Watersto...2024-03-191h 24
The Scottish Garden PodcastEpisode 19: Heritage Seed LibraryA chat with Catrina Fenton, Head of the Heritage Seed Library at Garden Organic, a charity promoting organic growing and composting as well as citizen science and research. It's also the home of the Heritage Seed Library and the national collection of heritage vegetables, conserving hundreds of varieties which are not widely available. Listen up for an interesting discussion about why the Heritage Seed Library exists, the unusual varieties it’s saving and how we as growers can get involved and support their work. Link: The Heritage Seed Library How to be...2023-10-0626 minThe Scottish Garden PodcastEpisode 18: Careers in HorticultureA chat with Scott H Smith, Beechgrove's Head Gardener and Kate McLorey, Assistant Head Gardener at Floors Castle. We discuss their individual routes into horticulture, why and how they changed their initial career paths, and where their gardening journey has taken them. This is an episode for anyone who's ever dreamed of switching career, or is wondering if horticulture will provide variety and opportunity in their working lives. Links for this episode: RHS info on careers in Horticulture The Chartered Institute of Horticulture - Grow Careers Floors Castle2023-09-0550 min
Human Rights & JusticeFighting for our Ancestors: the Bethesda Moses Cemetery Coalition SpeaksThere are Bethesda, MD residents who live atop of and park their cars on a Black American cemetery that has existed for more than a century. Human Rights and Justice host Nkechi Taifa interviews members of the Bethesda African Cemetery Coalition about their fight against government and big business on behalf of our departed ancestors! Featured guests: Rev. Dr. Julianne Robertson, Esq - interfaith minister, peace activist, corporate attorneyMr. Robert Stubblefield - activist, organizer, poet2022-12-0557 min
Radulich in BroadcastingDamn You Hollywood: Blonde (2022)Robert Winfree and Mark Radulich present their Blonde 2022 Netflix Movie!Blonde is a 2022 American biographical film written and directed by Andrew Dominik, based on the 2000 novel of the same name by Joyce Carol Oates. The film is a fictionalized take on the life and career of American actress Marilyn Monroe, played by Ana de Armas. The cast also includes Adrien Brody, Bobby Cannavale, Xavier Samuel, and Julianne Nicholson.Along with shifting aspect ratios, most of the film is presented in black and white. Dede Gardner, Jeremy Kleiner, Tracey Landon, Brad Pitt, and Scott Robertson produced the...2022-10-052h 06
Popcorn Junkies Movie ReviewsBLONDE (Marilyn Monroe) The Popcorn Junkies Movie Review SPOILERSBlonde is a 2022 American fictionalized biographical drama film written and directed by Andrew Dominik, based on the 2000 novel of the same name by Joyce Carol Oates. The film is a fictionalized take on the life and career of American actress Marilyn Monroe, played by Ana de Armas. The cast also includes Adrien Brody, Bobby Cannavale, Xavier Samuel, and Julianne Nicholson.
Along with shifting aspect ratios, most of the film is presented in black and white. Dede Gardner, Jeremy Kleiner, Tracey Landon, Brad Pitt, and Scott Robertson produced the film, which, after a lengthy period of development that...2022-10-0331 min
Harvest Windsor 242 ChurchMarriage & Family Enrichment: Restoring Family WorshipIn the last installment of our Marriage and Family Enrichment 242 Church Class, Pastor Andrew Robertson lectures on vertical worship as a family unit. In the second half of the class, Pastor Andrew and his wife Angela sit down with Pastor Chris and his wife Julianne Eelman about their experience raising a family as an act of worship to Christ, and how to incorporate faith and God's glory in their children's day-to-day lives.
For more information on 242 Church and access to other episodes, visit: https://harvestwindsor.ca/theological_education/
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Reiki Women PodcastsJulianne Robertson on Reiki Women SnapshotsJulianne Robertson is interviewed by Bronwen Logan on Reiki Women Podcasts. Julianne is a Mother, Mystic, Speaker, Ordained Minister, Lawyer, Author, and Reiki Practitioner and Teacher (amongst other things). They discuss the precept Do not Worry and more, including Christianity, miracles, child suicide, and evolutionary change. Julianne talks about how we can change the world and she has a special scientific theory that can help with that. You'll only find out by listening! PS. Julianne uses the term Doctor for Mikao Usui and other teachers as a sign of respect. Bronwen Logan: https://reiki.net.auJulianne R...2022-04-1114 min
Reiki Women PodcastsJulianne Robertson on Reiki Women SnapshotsJulianne Robertson is interviewed by Bronwen Logan on Reiki Women Podcasts. Julianne is a Mother, Mystic, Speaker, Ordained Minister, Lawyer, Author, and Reiki Practitioner and Teacher (amongst other things). They discuss the precept Do not Worry and more, including Christianity, miracles, child suicide, and evolutionary change. Julianne talks about how we can change the world and she has a special scientific theory that can help with that. You'll only find out by listening! PS. Julianne uses the term Doctor for Mikao Usui and other teachers as a sign of respect.
Bronwen Logan: https://reiki.net.au
Julianne R...2022-04-1114 min
Blind Politics with Dr. A.J. Nolte2021 Virginia Election Preview with Julianne Condrey: 10/27/21In this episode, Dr. Nolte talks with special guest Julianne Condrey about everything we know regarding the Virginia 2021 election. They discuss strategic moves and potential missteps candidates have made along the campaign trail. They identify critical districts in the House of Delegates races. And finally, they encourage Virginians to get out and VOTE! 2022-03-2229 min
Access Essential Full Audiobooks in History, WorldHistory's Greatest Speeches - The Complete Collection by Et Al., Eleanor Roosevelt, Jesus Christ, Frederick DouglassPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/554788to listen full audiobooks.
Title: History's Greatest Speeches - The Complete Collection
Author: Et Al., Eleanor Roosevelt, Jesus Christ, Frederick Douglass
Narrator: A Full Cast
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 15 hours 24 minutes
Release date: October 16, 2021
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 5 of Total 2
Ratings of Narrator: 5 of Total 1
Genres: World
Publisher's Summary:
The most profound and important speeches ever delivered are here collected in this anthology, featuring some of the most influential figures in world history. From ancient times to the American Revolution, from the days before slaves had been emancipated (or women had the vote) to...2021-10-163h 24
Gardeners' CornerHeads, herbs and hailWe all know gardening is good for us, but why is it now a recognised therapy? David Maxwell speaks to Larne based horticultural therapist, Liz Curtis. David explores the freshly planted herb garden at Glenarm Castle Gardens and Amy Kelly explains some plant jargon like ‘potting on’ and ‘pricking out. Also on the programme, David will be joined live by Ann Fitsimmons and Maurice Parkinson to take listeners’ questions including, planting inspiration for a new bed and how to tackle cutworms, and presenter of the Scottish garden podcast and Northern Ireland native, Julianne Robertson, on taking Dahlia cuttings.2021-05-1557 min
Blind Politics with Dr. A.J. NolteVirginia GP Convention Review with Julianne Condrey: 5/12/2021In this episode, Dr. Nolte discusses the outcomes of the recent Virginia Convention with Virginia politics guru Julianne Condrey!2021-05-1337 min
The Scottish Garden PodcastEpisode 17: Seeds of HopeA chat with Serena from Seeds of Hope Scotland, which supplies wildflower seeds to good causes. It was developed during lockdown in 2020 and has grown into a social enterprise with a focus on biodiversity and mental health. We talk about how Seeds of Hope Scotland started up and how we can all garden and grow more sustainably. Seeds of Hope website, Facebook page, Instagram & Twitter. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit cultivatevariety.substack.com2021-05-0824 min
The Scottish Garden PodcastEpisode 16: Sallie Sillars, Horatio's Garden ScotlandEpisode 16 of the Scottish Garden Podcast is a chat with Sallie Sillars, Head Gardener at Horatio’s Garden Scotland, which is located within the grounds of Queen Elizabeth National Spinal Injuries Unit at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Glasgow. The charity Horatio’s Garden works across the UK and creates beautiful, accessible gardens in NHS spinal injury centres. We discuss the planting and design of the garden in Glasgow, which was designed by James Alexander-Sinclair and opened in 2016.Horatio's Garden Scotland website is here and they also have a Facebook page, Twitter feed and they're on Ins...2021-04-2825 min
The Scottish Garden PodcastEpisode 15: Caroline Thomson, Backhouse RossieAn episode for daffodil-lovers everywhere! A chat with Caroline Thomson of Backhouse Rossie, location of Scotland’s Daffodil Festival and the National Collection of Backhouse daffodils. Caroline Thomson is a direct descendant of the Backhouse family and in our conversation we talk about the family history with daffodils, as well as their surprising links with science, and her efforts to rewild part of the estate. Full details about the online Daffodil Festival are on the website here and you can also follow Backhouse Rossie on Facebook...2021-04-1035 minBlind Politics with Dr. A.J. NoltePolitics in Virginia in 2021 with Julianne Condrey: 2/12/2021In this episode, Dr. Nolte discusses what politics in Virginia will look like in 2021 with Regent student and Virginia lobbyist Julianne Condrey! Tune in to hear all about the upcoming Gubernatorial election and other important issues and races!2021-02-1237 min
The Scottish Garden PodcastEpisode 14: MT O'DonnellEpisode 14 is a chat with MT O'Donnell, editor of the Scottish Gardening Magazine, a new, free, digital, bi-monthly publication aimed directly at gardeners in Scotland. Our discussion is a celebration of Scottish gardening! We talk about why MT created the magazine, its content and format. We also discuss her gardening background and her love of local community gardening, as well as being an RHS Schools mentor - and the importance of encouraging new gardeners of all ages. You can find the Scottish Gardening Magazine at its website, on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. 2020-12-0639 min
The Scottish Garden PodcastEpisode 13: Brian CunninghamThe guest for this episode is Brian Cunningham, one of the regular presenters on the BBC Scotland TV programme Beechgrove and Head Gardener at Scone Palace in Perth.We discuss his career in horticulture, how he puts his stamp on the Scone Palace gardens, how he ended up on Beechgrove and we also talk about a brand new project - the Scottish Garden Show due to take place next May at Scone Palace. You can find Brian aka @gingergairdner on Instagram and Twitter or watch him o...2020-11-0624 min
The Scottish Garden PodcastEpisode 12: Ray CoxWe're back after a break to bring you a conversation with Ray Cox, a photographer based in Perthshire and specialising in plants and gardening. His images are frequently published in newspapers and magazines like Scotland on Sunday, The English Garden, Scottish Gardener - and he also contributes to many gardening books.We discuss the process of locating and capturing plants and gardens - and we also talk about how he got into the profession, as well as some of the demands garden photography and the vast amount of planning which goes into a shoot. 2020-10-0536 min
The Scottish Garden PodcastEpisode 10: Simon Milne RBGEA conversation with Simon Milne, the Regius Keeper of the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh. We talk about its 350th anniversary celebrations, its history and wealth of plant material, education, community and the future - plans for restoring and renovating its historic glasshouses. The RBGE website has links to its Virtual Spring tours and those of its partner gardens.RBGE can also be found on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. You can contact the Scottish Garden Podcast on scottishgardenpodcast@gmail.com or message via Instagram or Twitter - both @scotgardenpod. 2020-05-1023 min
The Scottish Garden PodcastEpisode 11: Susie Walker-MunroA conversation with Susie Walker-Munro, a founder member of the Tea Gardens of Scotland collective, producers of the first 100% Scottish-grown tea.We discuss how the project began, how they grow and make their tea and their hopes for the future of Scottish tea. **Please note - because my conversations with guests are informal and usually recorded at their home or places of work, there can be some background noise - in this case, Susie's lovely dog! There's also a little bit of a buzz in the recording. Sorry this isn't up to the usual audio qua...2020-05-1027 min
The Scottish Garden PodcastEpisode 9: Keri Ivins, CamboA chat with Keri Ivins, the Development Manager at Cambo Heritage Trust. We talk about the Scottish Snowdrop Festival, Cambo's recently redeveloped Stables Visitor Centre and how they support young horticulturists and volunteers. Cambo Gardens website Cambo's Facebook Page Cambo on Instagram VisitScotland's details of the Scottish Snowdrop Festival You can contact the Scottish Garden Podcast by emailing scottishgardenpodcast@gmail.comYou can now also follow the Scottish Garden Podcast on Instagram and Twitter - search for @scotgardenpod! This is a pub...2020-03-0423 min
Plymouth UCC Inspirational Teachings8am-The Universal Truth if God-Rev. Dr. Julianne Robertson2020-02-2338 min
Plymouth UCC Inspirational Teachings8am-Embracing the Universal Truth of God-Rev. Julianne Robertson2020-02-2320 min
The Scottish Garden PodcastScottish Garden Podcast - trailerWe're getting ready to return for 2020! In the meantime, here's a trailer for the Scottish Garden Podcast, highlighting some of the topics we've discussed on the show so far. If you haven't listened to Scotland's only gardening podcast yet - give it a go! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit cultivatevariety.substack.com2020-02-0500 min
The Scottish Garden PodcastEpisode 8: Beautiful PerthA conversation with Monica Straughan, Treasurer of the group Beautiful Perth, the winners of the RHS Britain in Bloom Champion of Champions Award.We discuss what it takes to receive such an accolade, the rewarding work done by the dedicated team of volunteers, and their Zero Waste Perth project. You can find Beautiful Perth's website here - their presentation to the RHS judges is here and the video of the judging day is here.You can contact the Scottish Garden Podcast by email - scottishgardenpodcast@gmail.com or find me on Instagram @mycornerofearth.2019-12-1528 min
The Scottish Garden PodcastEpisode 7: Ken CoxA chat with Ken Cox, woodland plant expert, horticulturist, author and Glendoick Garden Centre owner. We discuss peat, pots and plant hunting, and I take advantage of Ken's expertise to ask him how best to look after my rhodedendrons! Glendoick Garden Centre's environmental policy is here, along with how-to videos, Ken's books and more information on the Cox family and their plant hunting expeditions.The list of Scottish Gardenplant awards can be found here on The Caley's website and in Garden Plants for Scotland, which I can highly recommend.Oh and there's gin! 2019-10-2935 min
The Scottish Garden PodcastEpisode 6: Branklyn GardenInterviewing Jim Jermyn, Head Gardener and Property Manager at Branklyn Garden in Perth. We talk about plant hunters, blue poppies, horticulture training and gin! Branklyn Garden is a National Trust property and features a lovely tearoom with a fantastic view of the garden and beyond.You can find it on Facebook and Instagram and I can recommend visiting at any time of year when it's open (closed late autumn/winter) but especially in May when you'll see the blue Meconopsis! You can can find me on Instagram @mycornerofearth and using the hashtags #mycornerofearth a...2019-07-2525 min
The Scottish Garden PodcastEpisode 5: Scotland's Gardens SchemeA chat with the Director of Terrill Dobson, director of Scotland's Gardens Scheme. We discuss the criteria for opening your garden to the public, the theme for this year, the fundraising element of the scheme and which gardens are a must-see! Scotland's Gardens Scheme website has details of all the gardens open throughout 2019 and contact details for each one, as well as details of plant sales and links to buy the SGS Guidebook. You can also find Scotland's Gardens Scheme on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.I can be found on Instagram @mycornerofearth and usi...2019-06-2826 min
The Scottish Garden PodcastEpisode 4: SRUC & Gardening ScotlandExtra bonus episode for May! Ahead of Scotland's big horticultural show, Gardening Scotland, I’m chatting to students from Scotland’s Rural College about their current project - designing a show garden for this year’s event and talking to their tutor, Heather Munro, about what the opportunity means for them and how it can be a really valuable learning experience. This year, is the 20th anniversary of Gardening Scotland and part of the celebrations will see the introduction of College Street, a series of show gardens created by local horticultural students from the...2019-05-1516 min
The Scottish Garden PodcastEpisode 3: East Neuk PerennialsKaren Wilkieson and Sue Rabjohns are the growers behind East Neuk Perennials - Based in the East Neuk of Fife, they’re experienced gardeners, both having worked in a variety of estates and gardens of all sizes - but their passion is for propagation. I spoke to them about how they met up and realised their shared dream to grow perennials and run a nursery. East Neuk Perennials now operates from Karen's back garden, growing and selling a wide variety of herbaceous perennials which are completely hardy and suitable for the Scottish climate.Links: East...2019-05-0128 min
The Scottish Garden PodcastEpisode 1: Scottish Cut FlowersIn the first episode of My Corner of Earth I speak to Rosie Burgon from Scottish Cut Flowers to find out more about her job. Scotland isn’t a place you might naturally associate with cut flower growing but there’s a growing industry here and Rosie is proving that you can achieve a lot in the Scottish climate in a small area of land. We talk about how she became a flower farmer, some of the demands of the role and we discuss dahlias! Links: Scottish Cut Flowers - Ins...2019-03-1326 min
The Scottish Garden PodcastEpisode 2: Ninewells Community GardenIn this episode I find out more about Ninewells Community Garden, based at Ninewells Hospital in Dundee and run for the benefit of patients, staff, volunteers and the wider community of the city. The garden has several different areas, growing a huge variety of plants, as well as hosting various workshops and activities. I find out some of the groups who get the most from visiting, as well as some of the challenges of running a charity garden staffed mainly by volunteers. There’s also an introduction to Dundee’s Green Health Partnership and the wor...2019-03-1323 min
Trinity CollegeTrinity - The Most Wonderful Time of the YearSee the music video here:
https://youtu.be/TlzC0jUZUe0
“It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year”
Words and Music by Eddie Pola and George Wyle
featuring the Trinity Holiday Band
and the Choirs of
Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut
Christopher Houlihan ’09, arranger and music director
John Rose College Organist-and-Directorship
Distinguished Chair of Chapel Music
and Adjunct Professor of Music
Kyle Knickerbocker, recording engineer
Visiting Assistant Professor of Music
Helder Mira, videographer and director
Multimedia Producer
With the participation of:
Joanne Berger-Sweeney
President and Trinity College Professor of Neuroscience
THE TRINITONES
Maya Anand ’22
Madeleine Jordan ’22
Lucille Leavitt ’19
Emma Martínez-Daniel ’19
...2018-12-1202 min
Arroe Collins All Level Sports...Dan Klores From ESPN's Basketball A Love StoryESPN’s groundbreaking 20-hour, 10-part documentary series Basketball: A Love Story consists of more than 60 interconnected stories that explore the complex nature of love as it relates to the game of basketball. A labor of love from Peabody Award-winning director Dan Klores, the series features 165 exclusive interviews with basketball’s most prominent figures, from Bob Cousy, LeBron James, Kevin Durant, Dr. J, Yao Ming, Stephen Curry and Diana Taurasi, to Magic Johnson, Oscar Robertson, Bill Russell, Larry Bird, Chris Paul and Kobe Bryant. The episodes will feature different narrators such as Chadwick Boseman, Julianne Moore, Chris Cuomo, Ashley Judd, Robin Quiv...2018-10-0908 minPlymouth UCC Inspirational TeachingsThe Love of the Immortal Mother - Rev. Julianne Robertson2018-08-261h 37
Great Lakes Horror CompanyGreat Lakes Horror Company - Ep. 028 - Rejection LettersThis month we discuss the pains and perils of rejection letters with our panel of experts, including Sephera Giron, Julianne Snow, Danann Hawes and Andrew Robertson. Also! Jason White in conversation with author John Palisano.2017-05-1400 min
Stable ScoopHour 3 – 11am-Noon 2016 HRN Holiday Radiothon by Weatherbeeta – Equus Film HourEquus Film Festival Hour 3 with featured guest Julianne Elizabeth Neal about her film "The Edge". Plus, Christina Moore, writer and producer of "Running Wild" starring Sharon Stone. Loads of holiday voicemails and live calls from listeners and we give away a Distance Depot Custom Beta Biothane Deluxe Add On Headstall & Halter Combo and Unrelenting – The Real Story: Horses, Bright Lights, and My Pursuit of Excellence by George H. Morris with Karen Robertson Terry. Listen in...Support the show2016-11-291h 00
Women of Substance Music Podcast Volume 1#274 Music by Maureen Russell, Laurie Horn, Alathea, Julianne Ankley, Jojo Worthington, Mags, Kate Wallace, KANIKA, Rachael Sage, Sarah Motes Ashley (writer) feat. Sydni Stinnett, Raison D’Etre, Kristin Chambers, Tamara Boyes, Smashlee, Gina Hayes, AdrTo get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit
This show includes the following songs:
Maureen Russell - Light Up The World
Laurie Horn - Do You Hear What I Hear
Alathea - The Holly And The Ivy
Julianne Ankley - Christmas In Your Heart
Jojo Worthington - Winter Wonderland
Mags - Hark The Herald Angels Sing/ Gloria
Kate Wallace - Peace Peace Peace
KANIKA - Santa Baby
Rachael Sage - Hanukkah In The Village
Sarah Motes Ashley – Coventry (Amazon Mix) Featuring Sydni Stinnett
Raison D'Etre - O Come, O Come Emmanuel
Kristin Chambers - It's Not Christ...2015-12-081h 12
Mind Body & Soul Food with Tonya ParkerMBSFood: Channeled Messages of Love & Healing with Rev. Julianne RobertsonMany of us hope to find meaning in the seemingly crazy occurrences happening in our world today. Traditional places from which we have sought answers no longer seem to satisfy us. Perhaps we need to seek help from higher authorities. Enter Rev. Julianne Robertson, here to start off our Mind, Body & Soul Food 5th Anniversary month celebration. Tune in to this show as this divinely annointed goddess tunes in to Spirit to channel messages of love, healing, and more.Rev. Julianne comes about her gift honestly--she hails from a lineage of spiritually-focused, deeply intuitive women. She integrates her...2015-07-061h 27Mind Body & Soul Food with Tonya ParkerMBSFood: Channeled Messages of Love & Healing with Rev. Julianne RobertsonMany of us hope to find meaning in the seemingly crazy occurrences happening in our world today. Traditional places from which we have sought answers no longer seem to satisfy us. Perhaps we need to seek help from higher authorities. Enter Rev. Julianne Robertson, here to start off our Mind, Body & Soul Food 5th Anniversary month celebration. Tune in to this show as this divinely annointed goddess tunes in to Spirit to channel messages of love, healing, and more.Rev. Julianne comes about her gift honestly--she hails from a lineage of spiritually-focused, deeply intuitive women. She integrates her...2015-07-061h 27Mind Body & Soul Food with Tonya ParkerMBSFood: Channeled Messages of Love & Healing with Rev. Julianne RobertsonMany of us hope to find meaning in the seemingly crazy occurrences happening in our world today. Traditional places from which we have sought answers no longer seem to satisfy us. Perhaps we need to seek help from higher authorities. Enter Rev. Julianne Robertson, here to start off our Mind, Body & Soul Food 5th Anniversary month celebration. Tune in to this show as this divinely annointed goddess tunes in to Spirit to channel messages of love, healing, and more.Rev. Julianne comes about her gift honestly--she hails from a lineage of spiritually-focused, deeply intuitive women. She integrates her...2015-07-061h 28