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Who the heck can afford Toronto Real Estate PricesThe Toronto Real estate Show Episode 31Darryl (the guy on the left) and TK (the guy on the right) discuss the Toronto Real Estate Market in depth from their own unique perspectives. Please join us on an adventure through this weeks Real Estate news.This week we talk in circles about what we believe the future will look like in 2021.A weekly deep dive into the current Toronto Real estate News.This week we discuss:- Darryl and TK's thoughts on the future-2020 year in review- Affordability - Everyone was wrong- Prices could fall 30%- Rents are down 20%- Urban Exodus- Covid 19- Conspiracy Theories- CMHC doesnt know what they are talking aboutAnd a bunch of other non-sense!

Today’s episode is brought to you by Beautycounter. Check out their amazing, high-quality, safe beauty and personal care products. Some of my favorites are their sunscreen (won’t harm the sea turtles!), the Countermatch Adaptive Lotion, Skin Twin Foundation, Vitamin C Serum, Overnight resurfacing peel, and their eye liners! Beautycounter has a list of over 1800 Chemicals they never use in their products. Many of their products are even EWG verified!.I love their Sunscreen because it works SO well (even in the Florida sun!) and it's safe for marine life and for our bodies. They have a *new* face sunscreen as well that is my new favorite! _______________________________________________________________I am so excited to welcome @thepreventionpharmacist onto today's show! She is a busy wife, mom, pharmacist and functional health practitioner. She is such a wealth of knowledge. Together with the Prevention Pharmacist, we break down the root causes of acne & give you take home tips so you can start actively working to reverse and heal your acne TODAY!Thank you so much to Dr. Campbell for being here. Please check out her website: https://the-prevention-pharmacist.mykajabi.com/aboutAnd follow her on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepreventionpharmacist/_________________________________________________________________Thank you for listening to the show!You can find me on Instagram @daniellehamiltonhealth and on Facebook at Danielle Hamilton Health.My website is daniellehamiltonhealth.com. Be sure to sign up for my weekly newsletter to get all the best tips, coupon codes, and to be the first to know about my upcoming programs!If you are liking the show, please head to Apple Podcasts or iTunes to leave the show a *5-star rating* & a quick review! It helps the show to grow and lets me know what you’re liking!Thank you for subscribing, rating, reviewing, sharing and reposting the show! I appreciate each and every one of you!

Do you want to know the secret to what your clients really, really want? It really isn’t that big of a secret!But you don’t have to worry about that anymore! We invited Sonya Lee, an expert in finding creative solutions to help businesses reach their potential, to talk about how she inspires teams to achieve goals they thought were unattainable.In this episode, we discussed:➡️ The ONE big business mistake you definitely need to avoid ➡️ Why being disruptive is needed sometimes➡️ Why you need to start working on your communication skills➡️ Understanding what doing business is really aboutAnd a lot more. Check this episode out now!Connect With Sonyahttps://www.sonyalee.iohttps://www.facebook.com/SonyaLeeHQ/https://www.linkedin.com/in/sonyaslee/Our Websitehttps://systematicexcellenceconsulting.com/home/Hire Your First Contractor BundleConnect with Amalie:https://www.instagram.com/amalie.shaffer/https://www.facebook.com/amalie.shaffer/https://www.linkedin.com/in/amalieshaffer/Connect with Janine:https://www.linkedin.com/in/janine-suvakhttps://www.instagram.com/systematicexcellence/https://www.facebook.com/systematicexcellenceconsulting/Resources:clarity.fmNote: This episode was recorded in July 2019 the information is still relevant but some programs that were mentioned are no longer available. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to us at hello@systematicexcellence.com.Content Disclaimer: The information contained above is provided for information purposes only. The contents of this article, video or audio are not intended to amount to advice and you should not rely on any of the contents of this article, video, or audio. Professional advice should be obtained before taking or refraining from taking any action as a result of the contents of this article, video, or audio. Systematic Excellence Consulting LLC disclaims all liability and responsibility arising from any reliance placed on any of the contents of this article, video, or audio.Disclaimer: Some of these links are for products and services offered by the podcast creators. Affiliate Disclaimer: The article, video, or audio may contain affiliate links. We may get commissions for purchases made through links in this post. Although you won't pay any more for any purchases you make, the commissions will enable us to continue to provide free content to readers and listeners.

Welcome to HOOVERING, the podcast about eating. Host, Jessica Fostekew (Guilty Feminist, Motherland) has a frank conversation with an interesting person about gobbling; guzzling; nibbling; scoffing; devouring and wolfing all up… or if you will, hoovering.This week’s episode comes LIVE from the show we recorded in front of our brilliant audience that no doubt contained some of YOU at the Hen & Chickens Theatre in Islington on 28th January. As you’ll hear, we had an absolute BALL. My guests were ZOE LYONS, YASSMIN ABDEL-MAGIED and MILLY THOMAS. The next London one is on 3rd March - ticket link below. Do come. Everything written below in CAPITALS is a link to the relevant webpage. Tickets to see Hoovering LIVE in 201916th FEB - MAPS Festival, NEWCASTLE featuring SEYMOUR MACE, ANNA HEDWORTH and more guests tba. 3rd MARCH - LONDON. Vaults Festival featuring ROMESH RANGANATHAN and more tba. 30th MARCH - GLASGOW International Comedy Festival featuring SUSAN CALMAN off Strictly, JEAN JOHANSSEN off The One Show and Place in the Sun and more teaFeaturing Food FromThe totally awesome vegan pub the BLACKSMITH & TOFFEE-MAKER as well as from the accidentally mainly vegan FUDGE PATCH in Greenwich. Honourable MentionsPlease follow the work of my amazing guests ZOE LYONS, YASSMIN ABDEL-MAGIED and MILLY THOMASWe mention MALTEASERS quite a lotThe play that Milly has written, starred in and won a tonne of awards for is DUSTHERE is the ‘My Foodie Life’ article Yassmin wrote that I talk aboutAnd here is ODDBOX - hit me up if you’re in London and want a code to get 50% off a box of wonky fruit and veg. OH, AndIf you have got a any spare dosh to give a month I’m on this great site called Patreon where I exchange for rewards including exclusive content for your hard earned cash which means I can keep... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Kim Berry was Prince's Hairstylist and she got the job by being ready in the right place, at the right time, and then just winging it!Total. Badass.Now there's a book and a product range in the offing, Kim shares her tales of Prince with Harriet Minter, Natalie Campbell and Emma Sexton in this extra bit for Badass Women's Hour.Find out more about Kim here: https://www.kimbonset.com/aboutAnd here is her instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kimbonset2/?hl=enFor more about Badass Women's Hour you can go here: https://www.badasswomenshour.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The inspirational rise and fall (and rise again) story of how Whitestone Motion Pictures came from the brink of throwing in the towel, to shooting a project for The History Channel.If you've been listening to this podcast since the beginning, you know that there is only one person who's been featured on the show more times than show regulars JD and Yolanda. That person is Atlanta filmmaker Brandon McCormick of Whitestone Motion Pictures. After posting last week's bonus episode about Brandon's incredible database of feature film screenshots, it occurred to me that out of all the episodes in which he's appeared, I've never really given any kind of in-depth story about the history of Whitestone and his journey as a filmmaker. So today, that's what I have. This week's episode is a tad longer than normal, but I promise you'll savor every inspirational minute.We cover such topics as:How and why they do the kind of work they doHis affection for nostalgic and period piecesHis thoughts on artists vs. artisans and the significance of the differenceThe trials and tribulations of almost making their first feature film and the lessons he learnedHow the History Channel project came aboutAnd of course, it wouldn't be a Brandon McCormick episode without some profoundly poignant ending that makes you wanna go out and conquer the world!Music in this EpisodeIn order of appearance, the music in this episode:Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairyby Kevin MacLeod (CC BY)The rest of the songs are from the soundtrack of "That's Magic," music and lyrics by Nicholas Kirk, courtesy of Whitestone Motion Pictures. All rights reserved.InvocationSecond’s GlanceThe Mysterious WomanThere’s No Such Thing as MagicSecond’s GlanceClick here to learn about Creative Commons licenses and meanings.Whitestone's WorkClick here to see a clip of the Roanoke Film. Left/Right is the New York production company that handled the shoot and post. Brandon and his team handled the creative (writing, directing, exec producing, production design, etc.)Here are some other films worth checking out:That's Magic: The film that inspired this episode.Tiny Little Words: The touching story about the first heart transplant. All shot in one take.Blood on My Name: This was the film that got Brandon and Nick meetings in Hollywood: their "southern gothic Americana folklore musical."Learn How Stillmotion Tells Emmy Award-winning StoriesStillmotion’s Muse Storytelling is the process they use to tell the kind of stories that has helped them garner five Emmys, and go from shooting weddings to shooting the Super Bowl. They’ve generously offered our listeners a special offer. Details are in the episode.Grow in Your Craft and CareerWe're also supported by YOU, the listeners. Become a Dare Dreamer FM Premium member and gain access to bonus episodes, ebooks, templates, and other resources to help you grow in your craft and career.Speaking of which, click here to go to the blog post where Premium Members can listen to two bonus tracks:An early access to the extended 15-minute bonus clip mentioned in the episode where Brandon gives more details about the History Channel production.My old "Crossing the 180" podcast interview with Brandon from 2010 that has more specific details about Whitestone's history: how Brandon got started at 12Stone; their production process while there; the importance of story; and much more.My follow-up "Crossing the 180" interview with Brandon about the making of the Whitestone film "The Candy Shop: A Fairytale about the Sexual Exploitation of Children", using candy as a metaphor for under-aged girls. It's a powerful and creative film about an important topic. It stars the famous character actor Doug Jones ("Silver Surfer", "Pan's Labyrinth", and "Arrow", to name a paltry few) as The Candy Man.Only Premium Members will get access to these bonus clips, so sign up today.

Back with lots of new gigs with Brobdingnagian Bards. Plus I ponder how to start my own Renaissance Festival. Songs: "Whiskey, You're the Devil" by Bruno's Boys from Last Call "Monkeys Over Mongolia" by Marc Gunn from unavailable "Tam Lin" by Nick Hennessey from Of Fire, Wind and Silver Stream Notes: Brobdingnagian Bards - Irish, Folk & Celtic Music in Texas MiddleFaire, Hillsboro, Texas Bedlam Bards Irish Drinking Songs for Cat Lovers How to Successfully Start Up and Promote a Renaissance Festival EzineDirector.com - Manage Your Mailing Lists Queen Anne's Lace and "Infidelity" The Village Idiot's Guide to Renaissance Festivals The Next Renaissance Festival CD The Holy Grail of Irish Drinking Songs The Limeybirds Bards Crier Music Marketing Ezine Irish & Celtic Music Podcast: Celtic Men & Celtic Women Intro music by The Tea Merchants Whiskey, You're the Devilwords and music traditional Whiskey, you're the devil, you're leadin' me astrayOver hills and mountains and to AmericaeYou're sweeter, stronger, decenter, you're spunkier than taeO whiskey, you're my darlin' drunk or sober Oh, now, brave boys, we're off to marchAnd off to Portugal and SpainThe drums are beating, the banners flying,The devil ahome will ye come tonightLove, fare thee well,With me tiddley idle doobie da be daMe tiddley idle doobie da be da,Me right full toor a laddieOh! There's whiskey in the jar. The French are fighting proudly,Men dying hot and couldlyGives ev'ry man his flask of powder,Love, fare thee well,With me tiddley idle doobie da be daMe tiddley idle doobie da be da,Me right full toor a laddieOh! There's whiskey in the jar. Said the mother: "Do not wrong me,Don't take me daughter from meFor if you do I will torment you,And after death me ghost will haunt youLove, fare thee well,With me tiddley idle doobie da be daMe tiddley idle doobie da be da,Me right full toor a laddieOh! There's whiskey in the jar. Monkeys Over Mongoliawords and music Marc Gunn There's an airplane over MongoliaMongolia, MongoliaThere's an airplane over MongoliaAnd I don't know why it's gone. Some monkeys hijacked that airplaneOh that airplane, yes that airplaneSome monkeys hijacked that airplaneAnd they're flying it straight from Spain Through the wind and the snow and violent rainThe violent rain, the greenish rainThrough the wind and the snow and violent rainThat blew from an elephant's brain. As the airplane crashes down outsideYes, down outside, oh down outsideAs the airplanes crashes down outsideThey whistle su-i-cide... is dangerous Mongolia, MongoliaThere's an airplane over MongoliaAnd I don't know why it's gone. Tam Linwords and music traditional Oh, I forbid you maidens allThat wear gold in your hairTo come or go by CarterhaughFor young Tam Lin is there, is there,For young Tam Lin is there. For there's none that go by CarterhaughBut they leave him a pledgeThey either leave their mantles greenOr else their maidenhead, it's said,Or else their maidenhead. Fair Janet's tied her kirtle greenA bit above her kneeAnd she has gone to CarterhaughAs fast as go can she, can she,As fast as go can she. And she hadn't pulled a single rose,A rose but only oneWell up then came a tall young manSays "Lady, pull no more, no more,Oh, Lady, pull no more." "How dare you pull a rose," he says,"How dare you break the treeAnd how dare you come to CarterhaughWithout command from me, from me,Without command from me." "Carterhaugh, it is my own.My father gave it to me.And I'll come and go", young Janet says,"And ask no leave of thee, of thee,Oh, I'll ask no leave of thee." Well he's taken her by the waist so smallDown to where the grass grows so greenAnd what they did, I just can't sayBut he never once asked her leave, her leave,Oh, He never once asked her leave. Fair Janet's tied her kirtle greenA bit above her kneeAnd she has to her father goneAs fast as go can she, can she,Oh, as fast as go can she. Four and twenty ladies fairWere playing all at chanceWell in there came young Janet fairAs green as any glass, any glassOh, as green as any glass, And up then spoke an old faced knightWatching o'er the game,"Alas my young poor girl for theeWe will take the blame, take the blame,Oh, we will take the blame." "Oh, hold your tongue, you old faced knightSome ill death may you die.I'll father my child on whom I willI'll father none on thee, be sure,I'll father none on thee." And up then spoke her father dear,And he spoke meek and mild,"Alas my young poor daughter dear,I think you go with child, with child,Oh, I think you go with child." "If that be so," Janet says,"Myself shall bear the blameFor there's never a knight in all your courtWill get the baby's name, name,Oh, will get the baby's name." "For if my love were an earthly knightAs he is an elven greyI'd never change my own true loveFor any knight you have, you have,Oh, for any knight you have." Well up then spoke her mother dear,She meant to do her harm,"There grows an herb in CarterhaughWill twine you and the bairn, the bairnOh will twine you and the bairn." Fair Janet tied her kirtle greenA bit above her kneeAnd she has gone to CarterhaughAs fast as go can she, can she,As fast as go can she. She hadn't pulled a single leaf,A leaf but only oneWell, up then came a young Tam LinSays, "Lady pull no more, pull no more,Oh lady pull no more." "How dare you pull a leaf," he says"How dare you break the tree.And how dare you harm the babe," says he,"That lies twixt you and me, and me,That lies twixt you and me." "Oh, tell me the truth, Tam Lin," she says,"If a mortal man you be.""I'll tell you the truth, fair Janet," says he,"I was christened as good as thee, as thee,I was christened as good as thee." "But as I rode out one better winter's dayWhen from my horse I fellThe Queen of Elfland she took meIn yon green hill to dwell, to dwell,In yon green hill to dwell." "And at the end of seven yearsShe pays a tithe to hellAnd I so fair and full of fleshAnd fear it be myself, myself,Oh, I fear it be myself." "But tonight is Hallowe'enAnd the morn is hallow dayAnd win me, win me and ye willFor well I wish you may, you mayOh, well I wish you may." "For at the murk and midnight hourThe fairie folk will rideAnd they that would their true love winAt Miles Cross they must hide, must hide,Oh, at Miles Cross they must hide." "Three companies will pass by the first on horses blackAnd then will pass the brownAnd when you see the milk white steadYou must pull the rider down, down,Oh, you must pull the rider down." "But then they'll change me, oh, in your armsInto many a things so wildBut hold me fast and fear me not.I'm the father of your child, you know,I'm the father of your child." Janet's tied her kirtle greenA bit above her kneeAnd she has to the crossroads goneAs fast as go can she, can she,Oh, as fast as go can she. The cold and gloom was the wayAnd eerie was the nightAnd a crescent moon hung in the skyAnd shown a ghostly white, so bright,Oh, it shown a ghostly white. Just at the murk and midnight hourShe heard the bridles ringAnd that poor girl was afeared at thatAs any mortal thing, any thing,Oh as any mortal thing. Oh three companies did ride by the first on horses blackAnd then there came the brownAnd when she saw the milk white steadShe pulled the rider down, down,Oh, she pulled the rider down. And thunder rolled and roared aboutAnd the stars burned bright as dayAnd the Queen of Elfland she spun roundCrying, "Young Tam Lin's away, awayOh, young Tam Lin's away." And in a flash they changed, oh, in her armsInto a lizard wildBut she held him fast and feared him notHe was the father of her child, child,Oh, he was the father of her child. And in a flash, they changed him, oh, in her armsInto a writhing snakeBut she held him fast and feared him notHe was one of God's own make, she knew,Oh, he was one of God's own make. And in a flash, they changed him, oh, in her armsTo a red hot block of ironBut she held him fast and feared him notAnd it did to her no harm, no harm,And it did to her no harm. And they they changed him, oh, in her armsInto a naked knightAnd she wrapped him in her cloak so boldAnd kept him out of site, site,Oh, she kept him out of site. But up then spoke the Fairy Queen,And fire burned in her eye,"You've stolen away the bonniest knightIn all my company, young girl,Oh, in all my company." "And what I know this knight Tam LinHad I but known beforeI'd have taken out your heart of fleshAnd put in one of stone, of stone,I'd have put in one of stone."

IMPORTANT NOTICE: The Pub Songs Podcast is undergoing a major change. The show started off with the plan to educate and teach pub songs from the around world. Alas, with all my podcasts, I was unable to keep up with my original plan. So rather than let this podcast fade entirely, I decided to turn it into a personal podcast with at least ONE pub song in every show, plus, music, poetry, promotion, thoughts that cross through my mind. My apologies if you were hoping for more Celtic music, but if you really love that stuff, check out one of my Celtic podcasts below. Slainte! - Marc 1. "All For Me Grog" by 4 Irish Whiskey from 4 Irish Whiskey Pub Songs- Lyrics listed below. 2. My Many Podcasts:- Irish & Celtic Music Podcast- Renaissance Festival Podcast- Cat Lovers Podcast- A Brobdingnagian MinuteGo to my homepage for details. 3. Pub Songs Podcast as a personal audio forum. A new avenue to express myself.Groups mentioned:- Cat CD- The Lost Boys- Joni Minstrel 4. What to include in this podcast:- Personal news,- Music promotion,- At least one other independent band I enjoy,- Projects I want to undertake,- Poetry, and- Rants 5. "Pez" by Skander from Intent On World Dominationwith Rimbo "All For Me Grog" Lyrics: words and music Traditional Well it's all for me grog, me jolly jolly grogIt's all for me beer and tobaccoFor I spent all me tin with the lassies drinking ginFar across the western ocean I must wander Where are me boots, me noggin', noggin' boots?They're all gone for beer and tobaccoFor the heels they are worn out and the toes are kicked aboutAnd the soles are looking out for better weather Where is me shirt, my noggin', noggin' shirt?It's all gone for beer and tobaccoFor the collar is all worn, and the sleeves they are all tornAnd the tail is looking out for better weather I'm sick in the head and I haven't been to bedSince first I came ashore with me slumberFor I spent all me dough on the lassies movin' slowFar across the Western Ocean I must wander Where is me bed, me noggin' noggin bedIt's all gone for beer and tobaccoWell I lent it to a whore and now the sheets are all toreAnd the springs are looking out for better whether. Where is me wench, me noggin' noggin' whenceShe's all gone for beer and tobaccoWell her (clap) is all worn out and her (clap) is knocked aboutAnd her (clap) is looking out for better whether. Chords: KEY D Lyrics from the Irish Songs & Lyrics Website.