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The Vintage Cinephile PodcastThe Plumber (1979): Fear of the Working Man
Introduction to the 1979 Australian film The Plumber, directed by Peter Weir and starring Judy Morris, Ivar Kants, Robert Coleby, and Candy Raymond.
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2025-02-2608 minThe Vintage Cinephile PodcastThe Bad Seed (1956): They Live Among Us
Introduction to the 1956 film The Bad Seed, starring Patty McCormack, Nancy Kelly, Henry Jones, Eileen Heckart, Evelyn Varden, and William Hopper.
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2025-02-2105 minThe Vintage Cinephile PodcastThe Bad Seed (1956): They Live Among Us
Introduction to the 1956 film The Bad Seed, starring Patty McCormack, Nancy Kelly, Henry Jones, Eileen Heckart, Evelyn Varden, and William Hopper.
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2025-02-2105 minThe Vintage Cinephile PodcastHigh Noon (1952): It’s Not about Courage
Introduction to the 1952 film High Noon, directed by Fred Zinnemann and starring Gary Cooper, Grace Kelly, Katy Jurado, Lloyd Bridges, and Lon Chaney Jr.
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2025-02-1108 minThe Vintage Cinephile PodcastVenus in Furs (1969): Sexploitation Perfection!
Introduction to the 1969 film Venus in Furs, directed by Massimo Dallamano and starring Laura Antonelli.
Alternate titles: Devil in the Flesh Venere in pelliccia Venus im Pelz
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2025-02-0506 minThe Vintage Cinephile PodcastThe Amityville Horror (1979): Men Create Their Own Hells
Introduction to the 1979 film The Amityville Horror, directed by Stuart Rosenberg and starring James Brolin and Margot Kidder.
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2025-02-0309 minThe Vintage Cinephile PodcastM*A*S*H (1970): Altman’s Surprise HitIntroduction to the 1970 film M*A*S*H, directed by Robert Altman and starring Donald Sutherland, Elliott Gould, Tom Skerritt, Sally Kellerman, and Robert Duvall.
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2025-01-0307 minThe Vintage Cinephile PodcastThe Cranes Are Flying (1957): Soviet Love StoryIntroduction to the 1957 Soviet film The Cranes Are Flying, directed by Mikhail Kalatozov and starring Tatiana Samoilova and Aleksey Batalov.
Russian title: Летят журавли
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2024-12-2404 minThe Vintage Cinephile PodcastThe Great Silence (1968): Corbucci’s Snowy MasterpieceIntroduction to the 1968 Italian film The Great Silence, directed by Sergio Corbucci and starring Jean-Louis Trintignant, Klaus Kinski, and Vonetta McGee.
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2024-12-2105 minThe Vintage Cinephile PodcastRed Desert (1964): Monica Vitti’s Timeless AllureIntroduction to the 1964 Italian film Red Desert, (Italian title: Il deserto rosso) directed by Michelangelo Antonioni and starring Monica Vitti and Richard Harris.
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2024-12-1406 minThe Vintage Cinephile PodcastLifeguard (1976): A Life Lesson for MenIntroduction to the 1976 film Lifeguard, directed by Daniel Petrie and starring Sam Elliott, Kathleen Quinlan, and Anne Archer.
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2024-12-1209 minThe Vintage Cinephile PodcastBreaker Morant (1980): Australian Folk HeroIntroduction to the 1980 Australian Film Breaker Morant, directed by Bruce Beresford and starring Edward Woodward, Bryan Brown, and Jack Thompson.
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2024-12-0606 minThe Vintage Cinephile PodcastWho’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966): The Awful Truth of George and MarthaIntroduction to the 1966 film Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, directed by Mike Nichols and starring Richard Burton, Elizabeth Taylor, George Segal, and Sandy Dennis.
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2024-12-0406 minThe Vintage Cinephile PodcastComing Home (1978): Her Political AwakeningIntroduction to the 1978 film Coming Home, directed by Hal Ashby and starring Jane Fonda, Jon Voigt, and Bruce Dern.
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2024-12-0206 minThe Vintage Cinephile PodcastFive Easy Pieces (1970): Class Alienation in AmericaIntroduction to the 1970 film Five Easy Pieces, directed by Bob Rafelson and starring Jack Nicholson, Karen Black, and Susan Anspach.
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2024-11-2707 min
The Vintage Cinephile PodcastIf…. (1968): The Brutality of PrivilegeIntroduction to the 1968 British film If..., directed by Lindsay Anderson and starring Malcolm McDowell.
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2024-11-2407 min
The Vintage Cinephile PodcastWhy You Need to Watch Old MoviesIntroducing the Vintage Cinephile!
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2024-11-2407 min
FATHERHOOD VOICESEP 50: Fatherhood Voices with Rod Richards: Embracing Purpose and The Eternal Role of a DadJoin us in an enlightening episode of Fatherhood Voices where host Rod Richards delves into the raw and real journey of fatherhood. Rod candidly discusses his unique upbringing, the transformative power of parenting, and the foundation of his platform, Forfeit Fatherhood. Discover how fatherhood transcends careers and achievements, explores the vital role of fitness in parenting, and underscores the importance of being present in your children's lives. Get inspired by stories of commitment, sacrifice, and the unbreakable bond of family, reshaping what it means to be a dad.
2024-09-251h 10
UUSLOBridge-Building - AudioOne of the things that a multi-generational community provides is the opportunity for renewal through interaction with people across many different ages.
2024-06-0205 minUUSLOContaining Multitudes - AudioI don't pretend to know exactly what poet, Walt Whitman meant when he wrote, "I contain multitudes," but I am sometimes struck by the multitude of memories that each of us hold in our minds and hearts.
2024-05-2615 min2024-05-1913 minUUSLOThe Way We Roll - AudioA congregation brings together many different perspectives, preferences, and perceptions. This is a community which explicitly embraces pluralism...with all its gifts and challenges.
2024-05-0613 minUUSLOBe Careful Crossing the Intersection - AudioBusy intersections caused some amount of anxiety when I was a child, if not for me, certainly for my parents. They warned me to be careful. As we consider "intersectionality" in a wider context, that may still be good advice.
2024-04-2815 minUUSLOAll Creation is Waiting on Tiptoe - AudioEarth Day Service
The 2nd century bishop, Iranaeus, said, "the glory of God is the human being fully alive." In this sermon, I will be looking at how, from a Christian perspective, the human being fully alive is the whole planet (cosmos?) fully alive.
Reverend Caroline "Caro" Hall
...has lived in Los Osos for over 30 years with her wife, Jill, whom she first met at Findhorn, a spiritual community in Scotland. She has been an Episcopal priest for 20 years, during which time she worked for full LGBTQ inclusion in the international church, locally helped to found and lead People of...
2024-04-2221 minUUSLOBuilt By Association - VideoThe familiar phrase is "guilt by association", but today we take a look at what it means to be part of the UU Association of congregations and how that relates to interdependence. (Worship participants will also share experiences from Camp de Benneville Pines.)
2024-04-1430 minUUSLOBuilt By Association - AudioThe familiar phrase is "guilt by association", but today we take a look at what it means to be part of the UU Association of congregations and how that relates to interdependence. (Worship participants will also share experiences from Camp de Benneville Pines.)
2024-04-1430 minUUSLOJust As We Are - AudioTransformation sounds like it involves changing into something new. It may be the process of revealing what is already true.
2024-04-0113 minUUSLOWhat Transformation Means To Me - VideoMembers sharing transformation stories - Jamie Woolf, Steve Kadin, Dorothy Pitkin with Gina Whitaker as worship associate.
2024-03-2722 minUUSLOWhat Transformation Means To Me - AudioMembers sharing transformation stories - Jamie Woolf, Steve Kadin, Dorothy Pitkin with Gina Whitaker as worship associate.
2024-03-2722 minUUSLOWhen Muhammad Went to Heaven and Jesus Went to Hell - AudioMiraculous stories surround the lives of great prophets, teachers, and figures of religious importance. What do these stories tell us about these people? And what do they tell us about ourselves?
2024-03-1718 minUUSLOMoney Talks - AudioWe live in a society where (it is said) "Money talks." However, the transformative piece of this is that we have the power to tell it what to say.
2024-03-1013 minUUSLOIn Formation - AudioInform. Conform. Reform. Perform. Transform. All of our lives, we are forming and being formed by our experiences, our relationships, our realizations and reflections. With every breath, we are in formation.
2024-03-0309 minUUSLOIn Mortal Fear - AudioWhat in the world does death have to do with justice and equity? And how might fully acknowledging our own mortality empower us to work for those things?
2024-02-1918 minUUSLOWorking Together - AudioBoth science and religion have played pivotal roles in the work toward justice and equity...and both have been used in ways that thwart that work. How can we be sensitive to this history and challenge those tendencies in the present time?
2024-02-1117 minUUSLOPartway There - AudioThe Pagan holiday, Imbolc, falls exactly halfway between Yule (Winter Solstice) and Ostara (Spring Equinox). It strikes me as important that we develop ways to celebrate "partway" points, especially in relationship to our ongoing struggles for justice and equity.
2024-02-0414 minUUSLOThe Power of Gentle - AudioWe recognize that there are many kinds of beautiful lives if we step outside the self and walk beside it with humble nonjudgmental curiosity about the many other selves on their own paths.
2024-01-2820 minUUSLOFreedom's Just Another Word For... - AudioFreedom has traditionally been identified (along with reason and tolerance) as central characteristics of Unitarianism. But...does that sufficiently capture our most deeply-held values? Is freedom the same as liberation? And how does it relate to love?
The lyrics to the song Rev. Rod refers to at the beginning are here.
2024-01-2216 minUUSLOFind the Cost of Freedom - AudioThough freedom is generally understood to be something that people embrace, psychologist, Erich Fromm pointed out that there is also a basic human urge to "escape from freedom."
2024-01-1414 minUUSLOComing and Going - AudioEach Sunday we welcome you in and...about an hour later, send you forth. Which mirrors the way we welcome new members. Enter, rejoice, and come in! we say. Make yourself at home...Now, come and go with me to that land where we're bound!
2023-12-1708 minUUSLORiddle Me This - Audio"Life is a riddle and a mystery..." So says our hymn. And ain't it the truth?
2023-12-0313 minUUSLOBless You - Audio"Bless you," can often be heard post-sneeze. In some parts of the country, they "bless your heart." Rebecca Parker encourages us to choose to bless the world. What is a blessing and how do we bless one another?
2023-11-2619 minUUSLOVocabulary of Kindness - AudioHow do the very words we use display generosity? What does it mean to learn a vocabulary of kindness and inclusion?
2023-11-2014 minUUSLOWe Need Help! - AudioNo, I mean it…all of us. I’m not talking right now about our congregation or a particular activity or a community organization, I’m talking about us—all of us.
2023-11-1313 min2023-11-0514 minUUSLOIn Rememberance - AudioRemembering those we love who have died. Recommitting ourselves to engaging the truly awesome power of love within ourselves, our community, and our world.
2023-10-3015 minUUSLORoots Hold Me Close - Audio“If asked when and where Unitarianism was first organized the average person would be likely to answer that it was in America, or perhaps in England, about the beginning of the 19th century,” writes Unitarian historian Earl Morse Wilbur. I think he’s wrong. If asked when and where Unitarianism was first organized, the average person would not have a clue.
2023-10-1515 minUUSLOI and Us and We and Me - AudioIt has been pointed out by countless coaches that "there is no 'i' in 'team.'" Alas, there is an 'i' in 'community' (and in 'congregation,' for that matter). Which leads me to wonder about how we balance the individual and the community.
2023-10-0813 minUUSLOThose Who Came Before Us - AudioIt is something of a leap to think of myself as an "ancestor," but we will all fall into that category at some point in the future. What do we wish to be our legacy?
2023-10-0113 minUUSLOGo With the Flow: A Water Ceremony - AudioThe Water Ceremony reminds us of our connection to--and complete dependence upon--this most precious of earthly resources: water.
2023-09-2513 minUUSLOHere We Have Gathered - AudioWe pledge to replace barriers with ever-widening circles of solidarity and mutual respect. We strive to truly welcome all persons and commit to structuring congregational and associational life in ways that empower and enhance everyone’s participation.
-- Words from the Article II Proposal
2023-09-1813 minUUSLOThe Welcome We Crave - Audio“Let’s be the welcome
we crave—
enriching,
understanding.
Let us embody
the community
we crave…”
— Rev Dr. David Breeden
2023-09-1118 minUUSLOWelcome.... to Work! - AudioOn this Labor Day weekend, we will take a look at ways we approach the work of the congregation.
2023-09-0417 minUUSLOJust For the Enjoyment… - AudioWe’ll take a look at why the word “just” appears in that common phrase.
2023-08-2715 minUUSLOEmbracing Our Mortality - A Celebration of Life - AudioMost of us, consciously or subconsciously, avoid thinking of our mortality, but are we missing out on a fuller life when we do that? Can embracing our mortality lead to a richer, Less anxious experience of life at any age?
2023-08-2024 minUUSLOTrust in the Future - AudioWhat can we trust in recreating a future that serves us all? Can we trust that a future with love and creativity at the center is even possible? Individuals and institutions are guiding the way, including Unitarian Universalism.
2023-08-1317 minUUSLOBegin Again - AudioRecreation — in both of its meanings — provides opportunities to “begin again.”
2023-08-0712 minUUSLOFalling Short / Standing Tall - AudioWinston S. Churchill is said to have said, “Success is stumbling from failure to failure with no loss of enthusiasm.” If his words are true, the success of my spiritual venturing is guaranteed. Let’s explore what pluses can be taken away from our minuses and miscues.
2023-07-3021 minUUSLOLoyal to a Fault - AudioLoyalty is generally considered a virtue. Does it depend on the subject of one’s loyalty? The manner in which one displays loyalty? Can one ever be loyal to a fault?
2023-07-2413 minUUSLOIndivisible - AudioMany are saying that “we are more divided” in this country than we have ever been. Is that true? What are the implications of this statement? And what is to be done?
2023-07-1717 minUUSLOAre You With Me? - AudioThough it may sound, at first, like an easy question to answer, we will take a little time to explore what it means to ‘be with’.
2023-07-0914 minUUSLOAllegiance - Audio“Pledge” has a specific meaning in the congregational context, but what is it that inspires pledges? And, as July 4 approaches, it’s worth asking what it means to “pledge allegiance.”
2023-07-0218 minUUSLOSome Are Born to Sweet Delight - Audio“Every night and every morn, some to misery are born. Every morn and every night, some are born to sweet delight.” Familiar lines of poetry from William Blake…Is it true?
2023-06-1815 min2023-06-1109 min
UUSLOHiding Delight Under a Bushel - AudioWhat is it that causes me to sometimes hide my delight? What are the accepted ways to show delight? And who taught us those?
2023-06-0415 min
UUSLOStriking a Chord: Music Sunday - AudioWhat is it about music that speaks to us in such a unique and profound manner? What can we learn about ourselves as we learn about our responses to the artistry of composers and musicians?
2023-05-2107 min
UUSLOShaping Our Lives - AudioIn shaping our own lives, we look back on those who helped to shape us, especially those who gave of themselves with generosity and compassion.
2023-05-1414 min
UUSLOThere's a Story Being Told - AudioCreativity, we may think, is about producing a work of art–composing a piece of music; painting a landscape; writing a story. But there’s a story being told with every moment and we all participate in its creation.
2023-05-0710 min
UUSLOResistance is Fertile - Audio“Resistance is futile,” says the Borg in Star Trek. Taken out of its science fictional context, the phrase sometimes seems disturbingly relevant to our times. But what if we viewed resistance through a different lens?
2023-04-3018 minUUSLOBridging Ceremony Preamble at PSWSAA - AudioRev. Rod Richards gives a talk about the meaning of the upcoming bridging ceremony for three youths at the Pacific SW Service Area Assembly.
2023-04-2408 min
UUSLOPersistence in Resistance - AudioTo resist is to tense up, harden our resolve, strain against the forces we reject. How do we maintain that over time? How do we avoid exhaustion? Can resistance also provide a soft place for our spirits to land? Can it provide restoration?
2023-04-1714 min
UUSLOResisting Resurrection - AudioFrom Beloved by Toni Morrison:
Then she did the magic: lifted Sethe’s feet and legs and massaged them until she cried salt tears. “It’s gonna hurt now,” said Amy.
“Anything dead coming back to life hurts.”
A truth for all times, thought Denver
2023-04-0912 min
UUSLOThe Path of Least Resistance - AudioIt’s a little hard to welcome our monthly theme–The Path of Resistance–when many of us are used to searching out the path of least resistance.
2023-04-0314 min
UUSLOThe Power of Cultural Humility and Apologizing - AudioHumility is not mentioned explicitly in the eight principles of Unitarian Universalism. Yet, humility is central to many faith traditions in which we are grounded, as well as the faith traditions some of us continue to practice in addition to Unitarian Universalism. Cultural humility, in particular, is essential to our commitment to becoming a more diverse and inclusive community. But it asks us to be vulnerable, and to apologize often and sincerely. So, how can practicing cultural humility also be powerful? Lata addresses this question, drawing from her own experiences as a Hindu-Unitarian Universalist.
2023-03-2617 min
UUSLOGetting It Right - AudioAs we have come together this weekend to dream, plan, and engage with our vision(s) for the current and future vitality of our congregation, there is an understandable urge to “get it right.” What does that mean? How does it relate to engaging our mission?
2023-03-1914 min
UUSLOI'm Not a Joiner - AudioPart of my resistance to becoming part of a group, gathering, or community is that it can make me feel…yes, vulnerable. Join with us in celebrating the people who have become members of this community in the past two years as we welcome them into our mission of deepening connections.
2023-03-1213 min
UUSLOThe Monkey-Rope - AudioThere is a surprisingly powerful metaphor in Herman Melville’s whale of a novel, Moby Dick, which has something to say about vulnerability, interdependence, and community.
2023-03-0514 min
UUSLOStart With Your Neighbor - AudioThe Golden Rule – love thy neighbor as thyself – appears in some form in just about every religion. Jesus took it a step farther and said we should love our enemies, which our culture particularly struggles with in these fractious times. So maybe our best bet is to start with our neighbors.
2023-02-1915 min
UUSLOI <3 Darwin - AudioOk, it’s the anniversary of Charles Darwin’s birthday, but what does the theory of evolution have to do with love?
2023-02-1213 min
UUSLOKumbaya - AudioA song that lends itself toward joining together in friendship and peace has become little more than a joke in our current times. Does that say something about this song? Or about these times?
2023-02-0521 min
UUSLOThe Messy Middle - Audio“At the root of it all…” “At the heart of this matter…” Such phrases seem to suggest that if we trace something to its source or its center that we will find a singular clarity. Is that true?
2023-01-2216 min
UUSLOBe Everywhere Now - AudioThis is the age of “multi-tasking.” Can’t we just add enlightenment, awareness, spiritual growth to the task list?
2023-01-1514 min
UUSLOThe Center Cannot Hold - Audioin preparation for the January 8 service: read this brief, fascinating piece “About Article II: The Principles and Purposes of the UUA.”
In 1919, poet William Butler Yeats wrote:
Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold;
Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world…
Surely some revelation is at hand
We, Unitarian Universalists, have often wondered what holds us together, with no creed, no single sacred scripture, no central governing authority. What is at our center? We (all UUs) are presently looking at possible revisions to a piece of Unitarian Universalist Association bylaws that attempts to answer this question.
2023-01-0917 min
UUSLONew Morning - AudioWhat makes something “new”? Come celebrate the first day of 2023 in community and welcome in the “new” year!
2023-01-0212 min
UUSLOAdvent - AudioIn the Christian calendar, we are in the season of Advent. In a more general context, advent refers to an arrival, a beginning, a new thing entering our lives. What do you see on your personal advent calendar?
2022-12-1215 min
UUSLOAwesome! - AudioAwesome! The word is ubiquitous in today’s culture. It is used to respond to everything from the mysterious qualities of a black hole to the sensory rewards of a black coffee. Which makes me wonder: what qualities make something truly awesome?
2022-12-0516 min
UUSLOChanging our Ways / Weighing the Change - AudioToday is the Transgender Day of Remembrance, mourning those who have died in acts of violence this past year and celebrating the strength of the transgender community. What changes are we called to make to put an end to the violence and help realize a beloved community of inclusion?
2022-11-2014 min
UUSLOCrime and Punishment - AudioFriday was the 201st anniversary of the birth of Russian novelist, Fyodor Dostoevsky. Inspired by the title of one of his most famous works, we will take some time to reflect on what leads humans to cause harm and, more importantly, what inspires us to take responsibility for our actions, make amends, and seek restoration. How do we truly change?
2022-11-1315 min
UUSLOKeep the Change - AudioOne of the most popular political promises on the campaign trail is “change!” (even if it is sometimes expressed as changing what has changed so that we can go back to a time that we presumably enjoyed before everything changed!) The truth is: change happens. The question is: how do we direct change toward those things that speak to our highest aspirations and our deepest values.
2022-11-0815 min
UUSLOThe Courage to Keep On - AudioAs we celebrate the memories of loved ones who have died, we also celebrate that which allows us to continue living and experiencing joy, even amid the losses.
2022-10-3114 min
UUSLOLooking for Home in all the wrong places - AudioWendy Lucas, vice-president of the yak tityu tityu yak tiłhini Northern Chumash Tribe of San Luis Obispo County and Region describes how her life has been shaped by Divine Guidance, Paying Attention, and Hope - the gift of her tribal roots and the ancestors' voices.
2022-10-2517 min
UUSLOHello, Goodbye - AudioSaying hello and goodbye are such fundamental practices for humans that you might think we would be a little better at it than we are. This Sunday, we get to practice by giving an enthusiastic welcome to our new Music Director, John Knutson, and saying a deeply grateful goodbye to our previous Music Director, Alba Franco Cancel.
2022-07-0415 min
UUSLOAn Appropriate Response - AudioIt's Father's Day and Juneteenth. What is an appropriate response to being responsible not just to and for our own family but to and for others who are not "in our group" YET?
2022-06-2219 min
UUSLOIt's A Choice - Audio"Your gifts--whatever you discover them to be--can be used to bless or curse the world...You must answer the question: what will you do with your gifts?" - Rev. Dr. Rebecca Ann Parker
2022-06-1213 min
UUSLOBeauty Behind Me, Beauty Before Me - Audio"What to do with beauty?
or joy, for that matter —
in the midst of tragedy,
of violence, of cruelty?"
Rev. Karen G. Johnston
2022-05-3012 min
UUSLOEye of the Beholder - AudioAnais Nin wrote, "We don't see things as they are. We see them as we are." What does that mean for how we define, recognize, and nurture beauty?
2022-05-2215 min
UUSLOLovely to Look At - AudioMany famous stories, songs, poems through the ages have paired physical attractiveness with inner beauty. How does that show up in our culture?
2022-05-0117 min
UUSLOHe is Not Here - AudioOne of the earliest Easter messages to the women who came to Jesus's tomb was simply this: he is not here.
2022-04-1717 min
UUSLOGradually and All at Once - AudioAs I understand it, there is some debate among the many Buddhist paths about just how awakening happens. Is there a flash of enlightenment or does it occur over time?
2022-04-1016 min
Beti a'i PhobolRod RichardsBeti George yn holi Rod Richards am ei fywyd a'i yrfa, mewn rhaglen a gafodd ei darlledu'n wreiddiol yn 1993. Beti George's interview with Rod Richards in 1993.
2019-08-2235 min
DiscoDazeDiscoDaze #80 - 25.01.19 (Guest Mix - James Rod)DiscoDaze show broadcasted on Open Tempo FM on Friday 25th January, 2019. www.opentempofm.com
Tracklisting
1. Tony Disco - Atlantis
2. E. Live - Got Me Good
3. DJ Avila - Retro Funk
4. More Lotion - Rudy Wanna Dance
5. DJ Laurel - Jam Jam Jam
6. Wardell Piper - The Power Of Love (Joey Negro Power Of The Boogie Mix)
7. Moodena - Boogie Monsta
8. Stephane Deschezeaux - Make It Hot (Minota Dub)
9. Micky More / Andy Tee - It's All About The Feeling (OPOLOPO Instrumental)
10. Brian Snr - Like A Fever
11. Eurythmics - Love Is A Stranger (Deelicious Power Edit)
12. Scott Grooves Feat. Roy Ayers...
2019-01-252h 03