Heartbeats & Footprints Podcast

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A podcast about traveling and the journey we make as we travel through life.

Emmanuel O'Kane

  • May 27, 2020 LATEST EPISODE
  • monthly NEW EPISODES
  • 29m AVG DURATION
  • 8 EPISODES


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Heartbeats & Footprints: Reflections from Ramadan in Morocco, Egypt and Lamu

Play Episode Listen Later May 27, 2020 47:54


Heartbeats & Footprints is a podcast about traveling and the journey we make as we travel through life. The heartbeat of today’s episode is about Ramadan. The footprints of today's show are centered on my memories and reflections of being in Morocco, Egypt and Lamu during Ramadan. For more information about Heartbeats & Footprints:Heartbeats & Footprints Instagram: @heartbeats_footprints or @emmanuelokane to see many more traveling pics Facebook: Heartbeats & Footprints or Emmanuel O'KaneFor questions and comments email: Emmanuel O'Kane: emon.okane@gmail.comMusic by NawalOceansounds by zapsplat.com

Heartbeats & Footprints: Kopan: A Month In A Monastary

Play Episode Listen Later May 6, 2020 36:21


Back In November 2011, I spent a month at Kopan Monastary in Nepal. The Heartbeat of this episode explores the experience of being there and examines the footprints that have stayed with me. Heartbeats & Footprints Instagram: @heartbeats_footprints or @emmanuelokane to see many more traveling pics Facebook: Heartbeats & Footprints (will be made soon) For questions and comments email: Emmanuel O'Kane: emon.okane@gmail.com

Heartbeats & Footprints: What is home?: Ulrike Greenway

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 16, 2020 8:57


The Heartbeat of this Footprint is built on what makes something home for Sensei Shun'E Ulrike Greenway.

Heartbeats & Footprints: Tell Me About Uganda: Ronald Kabuye's Story

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 24, 2020 56:18


The Heartbeat of today's episode is about growing up in the slum of Katwe in Kampala Uganda. The illuminating footprint of Ronald Kabuye's story brings together and moves through different layers of life in Uganda. Our journey takes us from living life in a children's home in the slums to law school at Uganda's most expensive university. Episode Notes: $1USD = about 3700 Ugandan Schillings Gnuts = PeanutsUncles & Aunties are a title of respect given to someone that is older than you.Matooke is a dish made from plantain bananas that are often wrapped in plantain leaves and steamed until tender.Pocho is maize flour porriage

Heartbeats & Footprints: The Power of Questions

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 13, 2020 22:55


Today's Heartbeat & Footprints looks at the all important central role that questions play in our lives. The power of questions examines our relationship to the questions that we ask ourselves and the ones that we don't.

Heartbeats & Footprints: What is home?

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 6, 2019 26:13


Today’s Heartbeat & Footprint explores what home is. The outline of the footprint is centered around the questions: What is home to you? What do you think of when you think of home? What makes something home for you? How does the feeling of home change as we change over time? And touches on the difference between a physical house and a home?

Heartbeats & Footprints: Everyday Heroes: A Portrait of Jaja

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 23, 2019 12:08


Everyday Heroes will be a regular footprint on Heartbeats & Footprints. The heartbeat of today's episode is a profile of Jaja a everyday hero volunteer that comes to clean M-LISADA an Organization for vulnerable children in Kampala Uganda.

Heartbeats & Footprints: The Seed

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 11, 2019 27:30


Welcome to our first Heartbeat and first Footprint. This episode is centered around the questions: What is Heartbeats & Footprints? Why the name Heartbeats & Footprints? and Who are you?

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