Shows
What Makes You WonderfulWMYW cools off at WV Film FestivalsWhat Makes You Wonderful and Dave Lavender with the West Virginia Film Office get into all the film festivals you can get into this season. There's something for everyone and we get the details on what you'll experience. Lurch Fest Lurch Fest at Barbour County Historical Museum, 13 Museum St., Philippi, WV, honors late TV and film star Ted Cassidy, known for playing Lurch on the Addams Family. Event on Aug. 4-5 features Ted Cassidy trivia, 30+ vendors selling "Lurch Merch," food, art, live music, craft beer, ax throwing, and a costume contest. Special guest: Sean...
2023-08-0217 minWhat Makes You WonderfulWMYW cools off at WV Film FestivalsWhat Makes You Wonderful and Dave Lavender with the West Virginia Film Office get into all the film festivals you can get into this season. There's something for everyone and we get the details on what you'll experience. Lurch Fest Lurch Fest at Barbour County Historical Museum, 13 Museum St., Philippi, WV, honors late TV and film star Ted Cassidy, known for playing Lurch on the Addams Family. Event on Aug. 4-5 features Ted Cassidy trivia, 30+ vendors selling "Lurch Merch," food, art, live music, craft beer, ax throwing, and a costume contest. Special guest: Sean...
2023-08-0217 min
douglasjohn"BRING SUNSHINE WHEN YOU COME" by The Scribblers“BRING SUNSHINE WHEN YOU COME” goes out to families who’ve suffered loss from Covid-19. And to those risking your lives to help others, as well as those on the front lines of aid, who’ve run toward the disaster, not away. May everyone’s sunshine return in time. Peace. And thank you! And may all who listen: Be Safe. Be Well. Stay Home. | apr13.2020 |
THIS SONG IS BY THE SCRIBBLERS, a band and music-video project and FOUR-to-ONE Production of TheStoryIsTheThing.Com and Douglas John Imbrogno. DETAILS: https://www.thestoryisthething.com/2020/04/13/songs-of-comfort-songs-of-home-bring-sunshine-when-you-come/
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2020-04-1304 min
douglasjohn"Silent Night For Piano and Treated Guitar""Silent Night for Piano and Treated Guitar" by Douglas John and the Front Porch Lights | http://thewebtheater.com | http://thestoryisthething.com
2018-12-2203 min
douglasjohnVen. Ajahn SumedhoAn excerpt of a talk given by Ven. Ajahn Sumedho on the occasion of a visit to Washington, D.C. The talk was co-sponsored by the Insight Meditation Community of Washington, D.C. Sample: "What is it that’s aware of inhaling and exhaling?... Through this kind of investigation, this awareness or mindfulness, we begin to have the insight knowledge into consciousness knowing itself."
2017-07-0215 min
douglasjohnBhante Rahula Talk on Meditation | 10-14-16Bhante Yogavacara Rahula gives a talk on meditation and the role it plays in Buddhist practice, during a visit to Charleston, W.Va., on Oct. 14, 2016, sponsored by The Meditation Circle of Charleston (http://themeditationcircle.com). For more on Bhante Rahula and his teachings, visit http://bhanterahula.blogspot.com
2016-11-0129 min
douglasjohnBhante Rahula Guided Meditation | October 2016Bhante Yogavacara Rahula gives a guided meditation at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in Charleston, W.Va., as part of a visit sponsored by The Meditation Circle of Charleston. http://themeditationcircle.com). Visit Bhante Rahula's blog at: http://bhanterahula.blogspot.com
2016-10-2625 min
douglasjohnArt of Conducting with Grant CooperMaestro Grant Cooper is retiring after 15 years as conductor of the West Virginia Symphony Orchestra. In this "Mountain State of Mind" podcast, he reflects on the art of conducting, both with and without a baton. See a link to a companion article in the May 6, 2016 Charleston Gazette-Mail at: http://blogs.wvgazettemail.com/mountainstateofmind/
Image by KENNY KEMP | Charleston Gaztte-Mail
2016-05-0610 min
douglasjohnNOT A SOUND: 70 Years a NunSister Mary Pellicane in Charleston, W.Va., has been a nun longer than most people have been alive. On Good Friday, 2016, she marked her 70 years as a nun with the Sister of Cenacle. She reflects on her life growing up in New York City and what attracted her to the quiet life of convents and retreat houses. This is a companion podcast to a story in the March 25, 2016 Charleston Gazette-Mail by Douglas Imbrogno, titled "NOT A SOUND: The Quiet Life of a Nun Who Can't Stop Talking": bit.ly/1MGmWKE
2016-03-2509 min
douglasjohnMountain State of Mind - Episode 1 - West Virginia Activist ArchiveIn the debut issue of "Mountain State of Mind," a podcast of the Charleston Gazette-Mail, host Douglas Imbrogno talks with long-time West Virginia community activist Michael Tierney and Dr. Luke Eric Lassiter, head of the Marshall University Graduate Humanities Program at the South Charleston campus, about their West Virginia Activist Archive project. See a companion article to this podcast in the Feb. 7, 2016 edition of the Sunday Gazette-Mail, titled "Looking at activism in West Virginia, past and present": http://www.wvgazettemail.com/life/20160207/looking-at-activism-in-west-virginia-past-and-present
2016-02-0718 min