Podcast appearances and mentions of Amy Black

On Monday January 20th, a new president will take the oath of office. What are the complexities of a transition of this magnitude? How can we pray for the current and upcoming administration during this time? On Monday's Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Political Scientist and author of Honoring God in Red or Blue, Dr. Amy Black joins us for that conversation. https://shorturl.at/StFOhDonate to Moody Radio: http://moodyradio.org/donateto/morningshow/wrmbSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Friday on Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Dr. Amy Black, author of the book, Honoring God in Red or Blue joins us to provide a recap on the Democratic National Convention which concludes today in Chicago.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Another morning of covers, from country to soul and a little bit of rhythm and roll in store. This week's show celebrates the songwriters and performers who found themselves honored with tributes and covers that honor the sense of a piece. We'll hear covers of Tom T. Hall, Arthur Alexander, Robert Hunter, Derek Martin, Hank Snow and JJ Cale in the show today. The idea is to find a cover worth noting and put it up alongside the original. Just over a dozen songs to pick from in our two hours this morning featuring covers by Shannon McNally, Charley Crockett, Amy Black and Teddy Thompson. Join Dave Stroud for another episode from those dusty digital bins and turn up the volume for straight interpretations and a few wild takes in another covers show on a Friday morning from the KOWS studio in downtown Santa Rosa, California. 

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Johnny and Elizabeth are happy to introduce you to Amy Black from the Gold Monarch Healing Center in Abilene, Texas, as a pioneer on the frontlines of healing for hearts on the Mountain of Family. Amy's story and perspective will encourage and inspire those called to this area of culture. If you're looking for a place to get your heart healed, be sure to check out https://www.goldmonarchhealingcenter.com/    

The Supreme Court has changed and overturned many things recently.   Some, really NOT good.  Others, like this one, could be a good thing.  Only the future will tell us.  Listen on as we give a brief overview of the changes to Michigan's juvenile system and we update you on Amy Black, a juvenile from a previous episode.  This week we are featuring:  Sorry Not SorryBandcamp:  https://sorrynotsorrygr.bandcamp.com/Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/sorrynotsorryband/Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCd0El9gYnMjxHcztXrM9VWwInstagram:  @sorrynotsorrybandgr Michigan Murders & MusicOur website:    https://michiganmurdersmusic.com/Merch:  https://michigan-murders-music.myspreadshop.com/Support the show

Today's interview is with tattoo artist, Amy Black. Since the 2000s, Amy has been doing custom tattoos here in Richmond Virginia. And along the way, began offering realistic cosmetic tattooing to survivors of breast cancer. In this interview, we talk about how she got started, how she came to work with cancer survivors, what its like running her own shop, as well as her personal experience with Buddhism, and what it is like to meet the Dali Lama.

Did you know that when you experience trauma, it's actually stored in your physical body? All the stress and pain from a traumatic event could still be living in your body, effecting your day-to-day functionality and you may not even know it. How do we release trauma? How do we know if we're carrying it? How do we heal our hearts and our bodies? Join us as we talk to Amy Black, founder of Gold Monarch Healing Centre in Abilene, Texas.

Dr. Amy Black, Professor of Political Science at Wheaton College and author of Honoring God in Red or Blue joins Mornings with Eric and Brigitte on Tuesday (Election Day) to reflect on some important questions. Why are politics and government important to us as followers of Christ? What is so important about voting and the right to vote? What patterns have we seen already in early voting this election? What are some things to keep in mind as we follow the election results? NAE Podcast: Civics for Christians See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

81% of white evangelicals voted for Donald Trump in 2016. Will that be the case this November? In the second of our two episodes on the upcoming US election, we explore the statistic that 81% of white evangelicals voted for Donald Trump in the 2016 election. According to a Pew Research report released in July, as many as 80% of white evangelicals indicated that they would still vote for him in 2020. We ask what ‘evangelical’ even means, and consider the possibility that Donald Trump acts as a kind of representative - even a strongman - for evangelicals who feel increasingly out of step with the secular mainstream. We explore how race factors into the mix as well, and questions of power and influence. Again, we’re joined by experts from the US to weigh in on the discussion: Amy Black, Professor of Political Science at Wheaton College in Illinois; Lisa Sharon Harper, author, activist, and the founder and president of Freedom Road; Andy Crouch, author, speaker, and the former editor of Christianity Today, America’s flagship evangelical magazine.  In this episode, we also hear from Kristin Kobes du Mez, Professor of History at Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and the author of Jesus and John Wayne: How white evangelicals corrupted a faith and fractured a nation. — Explore Kristin Kobes du Mez’s book Jesus and John Wayne: How white evangelicals corrupted a faith and fractured a nation Lisa Sharon Harper’s book The Very Good Gospel: How everything wrong can be made right  Amy Black’s book Honoring God in Red or Blue: Approaching politics with humility, grace, and reason Andy Crouch’s book Playing God: Redeeming the gift of power Elisabeth Dias’ New York Times article ‘Christianity will have power’  Pew Research’s report indicating as many as 80% of white evangelicals would still vote for Donald Trump

In this overview of civics for Christians, you’ll hear NAE President Walter Kim and Amy discuss: How we can apply Scripture to our current political experience; What principles should guide Christians when voting; Whether Christians should join political parties; and What the difference is between “politics” and “policy.” Read a Portion of the Transcript Walter:Churches ... The post Amy Black | Civics for Christians appeared first on National Association of Evangelicals.

What role should Christians play in politics? What are our civic responsibilities? And, how do we glorify God as we engage in policy conversations? Amy Black, professor of political science at Wheaton College, joins Today's Conversation podcast to answer these questions and more. In this overview of civics for Christians, you'll hear NAE President Walter […] The post Amy Black | Civics for Christians appeared first on National Association of Evangelicals.

A polarised country, a politicised faith - and how both are playing out in the US election. The bitter divides between Republicans and Democrats this US election season reflect a much bigger story.  In this first of two episodes on the election, we explore the white evangelical embrace of the Republican Party and why Black voters - including Black Protestants - tend to vote Democrat. We also cover the way the breakdown of social trust, as well trust in institutions, makes this the most unpredictable election ever. We talk to Amy Black, Professor of Political Science at Wheaton College, Illinois; Andy Crouch, author speaker, and former editor of Christianity Today, North America’s flagship evangelical magazine; and Lisa Sharon Harper, author, speaker, and founder and president of Freedom Road, a consultancy training churches and other organisations in racial justice. — Explore Andy Crouch’s book Playing God: Redeeming the gift of power Our full interview with David Smith, Senior Lecturer in American Politics and Foreign Policy, at the US Studies Centre at the University of Sydney Robert Putnam’s book American Grace: How religion divides and unites us  The full audio of Tim Dixon’s 2019 Richard Johnson Lecture: Crossing the Great Divide - Building bridges in an age of tribalism. Audio of the Q&A session is also available. 

Politics Part IV. Why keeping a kudos file can help keep a leader going. Praying for our local leadership. Plus: lessons from the book of James on why not many of us should seek to be teachers. (Hint: it's a hard gig!) Email addresses to send notes of encouragement: Saddleback Valley School Administrator: Dr. Crystal Turner Capistrano Unified School Administrator: Kirsten Vital PCOM Preschool Director Vanessa Renich PCOM Children's Director Stephanie Cleye PCOM Youth Director Matt Becerra Recommendations: Thou Shalt Not Be a Jerk by Eugene Cho Honoring God in Red or Blue by Amy Black

Amy Black, RN, and Milikka Smith, RN join other nurses in an effort to help states experiencing high COVID-19 positive cases

Amy Black from Penguin Random House Canada joins the Mojo Moments podcast to discuss the mojo of the publishing world, books to check out this summer, and why the written word is built to endure anything. Find more information about this episode, and the transcript, at http://bit.ly/publishingmojo

Loving someone who struggles with addiction is never an easy path to take, especially when that someone is your child. Listen to learn from the dynamic mother/son duo of Amy and Alec and the life lessons learned and love shared along the way.  And the hope that somehow still survives.   To learn more about the Alec Davis Foundation:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/269814107506000   To learn more about Rena Olsen, the host of the Relevate Podcast:   https://rena-olsen.com   Thank you for listening and subscribing to the Relevate Podcast. 

This week Daniel and Richard meet up (over zoom) with Dr Amy Black a fellow GP trainee in Belfast and discuss how they passed their AKT exam and tips for other GP trainees thinking about sitting it.   Hosts:  Dr Daniel Butler and Dr Richard Bothwell   Guest:  Dr Amy Black    Contact @jollygppodcast   Music:  Safety Net by Riot - YouTube Audio Library

This episode of VHHA’s Patients Come First podcast features an interview with Amy Black, a Richmond-area tattoo artist and entrepreneur who provides anatomically realistic-looking skin art for breast cancer survivors who have undergone mastectomy procedures and breast reconstruction surgery. Send questions, comments, or feedback to pcfpodcast@vhha.com or contact us on Twitter using the #PatientsComeFirst hashtag.

Tattoo artist Amy Black discusses the power of the female nipple, the magic of presence, and what it really means to follow your dream.For more about Amy visit Amyblacktattoos.com.To help, visit pinkinkfund.org.Click here for transcript.

Award-winning artist Amy Black speaks to Shannon about her nonprofit, Pink Ink Fund, which offers financial assistance to women for nipple and areola repigmentation (tattooing) post mastectomy. Amy's goal is to enable as many women as possible to have the opportunity to regain the natural coloration of their nipples, which is only possible is thru tattooing. Pink Ink Fund helps ease the financial burdens along the path to complete healing. Amy attended the prestigious Columbus College of Art and Design. After college, she interned at a tattoo shop and ultimately ended up buying the business from the owners. She has been rated the Best Tattoo Artist/Studio in Richmond Magazine and Style Magazine multiple times, and was also named RVA Magazine’s Best Local Tattoo Artist. The Authentic Woman with Shannon Fisher explores personal, political, and societal perspectives of the American experience. The show delves deeply into the worlds of writers, artists, celebrities, and community leaders and offers listeners food for thought on ways to better themselves and the world around them. Copyrighted podcast solely owned by the Authors on the Air Global Radio Network, LLC. Follow Shannon on Twitter: @MsShannonFisher.

Amy Black was a mere 16 years old when she found herself in quite a situation. Murderous, in fact. Was she the mastermind or did her older boyfriend coerce her?? Musically featuring Scummy G.

Meet ex-volleyball players, 6'4" Amy Rosenthal and 5'10" Amy Black, Founders of Amalli Talli, a Tall Fashion brand dedicated to women with shopping difficulties. Tired of living in a world that didn't take their height into serious and kind consideration, the sisters show vulnerability and power to help themselves and their community change their narrative. As they put it "when style + fit come together, it is truly life changing." Emotional episode for ML!

Amy Black of Pink Ink Fund is one of the most captivating people I have ever met.  Her skills as an artist are unmatched and her heart is beyond full of goodness and kindness.   She maybe one of the most friendly and approachable people I have ever met and makes you instantly feel like someone important to her.  The Pink Ink Fund has helped many woman find normalcy in a tragic life situation and my interview with Amy is to celebrate what she has done for these woman and how she has changed their lives. In our interview we discussed her beginnings in art and tattooing and how she ended up doing nipple tattooing and how she started the Pink Ink Fund.  We talked about how she became involved with the RVA Beard League and how they have helped her tremendously with their gracious donations.  The interview took place at The Canal Club in downtown Richmond Virginia and was during the registration for the 2018 Remington Beard Boss Great American Beard and Mustache Championships.  Along with the National Humane Society, The Pink Ink Fund were to be the recipients for the money that this event generated and Amy felt so thankful to be apart of this event.  Listen along as her and I, and her little French, Poppy Goblin, learn about the charity angle of a beard competition from the side of someone who received the money and how they have used it to make a difference.    Visit my website for more fun “bearding” info: www.thebeardcaster.com Subscribe for FREE at: www.thebeardcaster.com/subscribe Talking Beards- www.talkingbeards.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Thebeardcaster Twitter: @TheBeardcaster https://twitter.com/TheBeardcaster Instagram: @thebeardcaster https://www.instagram.com/thebeardcaster/ RSS: http://thebeardcaster.libsyn.com/rss Email: scott@thebeardcaster.com Google Podcast- https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cDovL3RoZWJlYXJkY2FzdGVyLmxpYnN5bi5jb20vcnNz I-Tunes link- http://ow.ly/OxAX30fvgD8 Spotify link-  https://open.spotify.com/show/6AMjdNRUeiNzyTguJyNvIP?si=Au6uyascTBKW34-ljxC-KA#upsell IHeart Radio link-  https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-beardcaster/id1071557714?mt=2 Stitcher link- http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-beardcaster?refid=stpr

Shannon's guest this week is an award-winning artist with a lot of talent and an equally large heart. Amy Black is the founder of the nonprofit Pink Ink Fund, which offers financial assistance to women for nipple and areola repigmentation (tattooing) post mastectomy. Her goal is to enable as many women as possible to have the opportunity to regain the natural coloration of their nipples, which is only possible is thru tattooing. Pink Ink Fund helps ease the finncial burdens along the path to complete healing. Amy attended the prestigious Columbus College of Art and Design. After college, she interned at a tattoo shop and ultimately ended up buying the business from the owners. She has been rated the Best Tattoo Artist/Studio in Richmond Magazine and Style Magazine multiple times, and was also named RVA Magazine’s Best Local Tattoo Artist. The Authentic Woman is a weekly radio show hosted by women's rights leader Shannon Fisher offering perspectives on the female experience in America. The show delves deeply into the worlds of writers, artists, celebrities, and community leaders. Follow Shannon on Twitter: https://twitter.com/MsShannonFisher Copyrighted podcast solely owned by the Authors on the Air Global Radio Network, LLC.

Kelli's in Carytown to grab coffee with Amy Black. Amy's been in Richmond for 20 years and has been tattooing for 18 of those. Today she's got a full schedule of appointments ranging from full back or arm designs to mastectomy tattoos for breast cancer survivors.

Last week we published our latest audio documentary – ‘The Believers in Trump’ – which brings together a range of short clips from much longer interviews with key experts, politicians and academics. Over the next few days we will be publishing extended interviews that were too big for the documentary, starting today with Dr Amy Black, professor of political science at Wheaton college. In this interview, Katie Harrison and Amy Black discuss the deal-breaking issues for evangelical voters, why they couldn't stomach Clinton and more.

Twenty years ago a Democratic president’s misbehaviour towards women provoked a mixture of sadness and anger from the American Bible belt. Today? A Republican with an equally controversial record of treatment of women gets the support of 80% of white evangelical Christians. More voted for Mr Trump in last year’s presidential election than voted for Mitt Romney, John McCain or the “born-again” George W Bush in the preceding elections. In UnHerd's latest audio documentary, Katie Harrison investigates why. Featuring: David French, Amy Black, Jim Wallis, Ralph Reed, and faith advisor to President Obama, Michael Wear. unherd.com - For readers who choose the important over the new. Produced by Sean Glynn

Amy Black is an award winning tattoo artist based in Richmond, Virginia and is the founder of The Pink Ink Fund, a non-profit organization that seeks to aid people needing assistance with their post mastectomy tattoo needs as part of their breast reconstruction due to breast cancer.www.amyblacktattoos.com

This week on MCR, songs in brown and black, from bluegrass to southern soul. The night starts with IBMA songwriter of the year and charming vocalist Donna Ulisse. And we close with new songs that sound like standards from an ever- evolving Amy Black. She's got a new album made in, and titled, Memphis. In between, the feel good and tuneful songs of Nashville's Guthrie Brown. And we dip into the show's archives for a set by the inimitable Texas songwriting legend James McMurtry. Peter Cooper hosts this week. Interviews too.

Join us for performances by Amy Black at Lafayette's Music Room backed by Memphis' legendary Hi Rhythm section, followed by the Blueshift Ensemble with Don Lifted at Crosstown Concourse. Interviews with Amy, Don Lifted, and Jonathan Kirkscey of Blueshift Ensemble. #ilistentomemphis

In this twice as long episode, Amy and Matt dive into the important topics, why do black people use wash clothes?

Last year, Estée took the plunge and got a tattoo in what she describes as a very unEstée move. After booking a spontaneous appointment with the enigmatic Madame Buraka, Estée found herself in a bedroom, above a south London pub, preparing to get inked. With the first prick of the needle, Estée's interest was piqued, and she soon realised that some tattoos are much more than just skin deep.In this episode of The Heart of It, Estée meets Amy Black, award winning tattoo artist and founder of the Pink Ink Fund, a nonprofit which provides post mastectomy tattoos; and explores her own views about tattoos.https://radiowolfgang.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

LISA BIALES (Be-Alice) sings with a crystal pure voice and writes music about the simple things in life. She weaves a down home blues vernacular with finger style guitar to create songs that feel like they have been around forever. Following in her mother�s / parent's footsteps, this little ol� gal from Ohio graced the silver screen (acting and singing) in Francis Ford Coppola�s movie “Twixt.� Inspired by a found recording of a song her mother wrote, Lisa goes back to her roots on her latest album �The Beat of My Heart�. AMY BLACK has always been drawn to soul singers. But it wasn�t until she began exploring her own southern soul roots for her last album, The Muscle Shoals Sessions, that she found her musical sweet spot � and knew her next stop had to be the place where blues and soul converge�Memphis. Released on her own Reuben Records, �Memphis� puts Black � already considered “a bluesy, R&B heavy hitter� by Elmore magazine � on the same continuum as soul sisters from Dusty Springfield, Ann Peebles and Mavis Staples to Bonnie Raitt and Shelby Lynne. WoodSongs Kid: Savannah Reeves is a 15-year-old singer and guitarist from Lexington, Kentucky with an incredible voice.

November 7, 2016 • Dr. Amy Black, Professor of Political Science, addresses the Wheaton College community.

What can we learn from this crazy year in American politics? Is it ever appropriate for Christians to vote “none of the above?” How do our various Christian traditions shape our views of church and state? Author and political science professor Amy Black joins the gang for a rousing discussion - this week on the podcast!

The human body does so much for us and asks for so little in return. It’s like the big, silent buddy to our soul. All we gotta do is feed it and give it sleep, and it’ll do pretty much anything we ask of it. It makes sense then that some people decide to give their big, silent buddy a gift. A work of art. A tattoo. Today’s guest, Amy Black, helps people give this gift. She also is an amazing human being who gives a much larger gift to breast cancer survivors. Through her post-mastectomy tattoos, she helps women (and men) look in the mirror again. She helps bring their lives back to a sense of normalcy, and helps those who need feel a sense of closure.

Alyssa and Doug Graham play tracks from Glory Bound and talk about finding a connection with Woody Guthrie by train and their documentary film with Cody Dickinson. I’ve also got another track from that new Jason Isbell album. I’ve also got new country from Daniel Romano, and folk rock from Sugarcane Jane. I’ve got more tracks from Amy Black, Bow Thayer, Dale Watson, and Cory Branan in this two hour episode. I’ve also got another track from that new Jason Isbell album. I’ve also got new country from Daniel Romero, and folk rock from Sugarcane Jane. I’ve got more tracks from Amy Black, Bow Thayer, Dale Watson, and Cory Branan in this two hour episode. "The Grahams connect with Woody Guthrie by train (Ep257)" originated from Americana Music Show.

Dale Watson plays tracks from Call Me Insane and drives down I-35 while talking about Lloyd Maines, covering Tony Joe White, and his Jimmy Kimmel gig. I’ve also got the new album from Jason Isbell and it’s fantastic. I’m also real excited to share with you the Bow Thayer jam band album and the new cajun honky-tonk album from Kevin Sekhani. I’ve also got more tracks from Amy Black, Shiny Ribs, and Eilen Jewell. And finally I’ve got a very old recording of Lead Belly queued up just for you on this two hour episode of the show. "Dale Watson supports his trucking habit by playing music (Ep256)" originated from Americana Music Show.

Beth McKee plays tracks from Sugarcane Revival, tells the stories behind her songs, and talks about “troubling the waters” with her “swamp sistas.” This episode also features new country music from Kacey Musgraves, soul from Amy Black, rock from the Plott Hounds, ameripolitan music from Dale Watson, blues from the Kentucky Headhunters, folk from Malcolm Holcombe and much more on this special two hour episode of the show. "Beth McKee Troubles The Waters (Ep255)" originated from Americana Music Show.

SHOW # 276 Live, Uncut & Uncensored Conversations With Musicians You Should Know The Bean Blossom Festival is a Partner of Music On The Couch this year.  Grant Stuart, Festival Organizer will come by to discuss the festival, the music and the different events available for this family friendly weekend. David Michael Miller returns with his new album, Same Soil for a Couch Kid New Music Segment.  I will chat with David and find out what has been going on in his life since his visit on August 25, 2014. Amy Black has a sensational voice and is a native of Alabama, so why not go to Muscle Shoals and record her album, The Muscle Shoals Sessions.  I will speak with Amy about her journey in music and in life as we listen to some cuts from this tasty album. A second Couch Kid New Music Segment with Dexter Allen.  Dexter last joined me a little over a year ago on June 2, 2014.  He has new music to share and I can’t wait to share it al with you.

Ray Wylie Hubbard shares tracks from Ruffian’s Misfortune, tells a story about Mother Hubbard, and talks about “grit, groove, tone, and taste.” Also on this episode, new muscle shoals soul music from Amy Black, new rock & roll from the Plott Hounds, new indie rock from Ocean Carolina, and hillbilly boogie from Woody Pines. Plus much more on this 2 hour episode of the show. "Ray Wylie Hubbard’s “grit, groove, tone, and taste” of songwriting (Ep254)" originated from Americana Music Show.

Jimmy LaFave plays tracks from The Night Tribe and talks about the origins of that band name, his open mic pet peeves and the early Red Dirt Music scene. Also on this episode, I’ve got the new soul album from Amy Black, the new Hot Texas Swing Band, rock & roll from Ryan Bingham. twangy rock from Shinyribs, jump blues from Eight O’Five Jive, and indie rock from Ike Reilly. "Ep253 Jimmy LaFave finds his tribe" originated from Americana Music Show.

Show #304   Sam Outlaw - Who Do You Think You Are (Angeleno) Claire Holley - Love In A Bowl  (Time In The Middle) David Nelson Band - Talkin’ Back  (Once in a Blue Moon) The Deslondes - The Real Deal (The Deslondes) (mic break) Danny Schmidt - Faith Will Always Rise  (Owls) Buzz Holland - Whole Lotta Country (Late Bloomer) Sarah Lou Richards - Mile Marker 1  (The Woman Behind The Curtain) Sam Outlaw - Ghost Town  (Angeleno) (mic break) Amy Black - Get To Me (Muscle Shoals Sessions) Cisco & Dewey -  Goodbye Little Bluebird  (Cisco & Dewey) Jack Tempchin - The High Cost of Hate (Let's make Some Lawyers Rich) (Room To Run) John Knutson - My Dog Jake (Shake the Blues) (mic break) Michael Hinckley - Hang A Black Cloth  (Hang A Black Cloth) Willie Nelson & Merle Haggard - It's All Going To Pot (Django and Jimmie) (mic break) Sam Outlaw - Jesus Take the Wheel (And Drive Me to a Bar) (Angeleno)  

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In this episode, Wheaton College professor Amy Black discusses the Constitution and religious freedoms in America from a historical perspective. Also on the program, we present "Jesus the Muslim," produced by the UK podcasters Things Unseen. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chuck and Patrick talk with Brian Doherty, author of "Ron Paul's Revolution" and in part II we talk with Dr. Amy Black, author of "Honoring God in Rad and Blue"

In this episode, Wheaton College professor Amy Black discusses the Constitution and religious freedoms in America from a historical perspective. Also on the show, Katy Scrogin discusses The Reason I Jump: an Account of a Thirteen Year Old Boy with Autism, by Naoki Higashida Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Phil and Skye invite author Amy Black on the show to discuss her new book, Honoring God in Red or Blue! Before diving into the history of Christianity and Politics in the US, the crew shares their thoughts on Paranorman, the Real Life of Timothy Green, and more! This week on the podcast!

FTB podcast #114 features the new album by DANNY CLICK called Life Is A Good Place.  Also new music from SHANNON McNALLY, JUDE JOHNSTONE and THE BAND OF HEATHENS.  The full playlist is posted below.  Check the artist's websites and order their CD's or downloads and tell 'em you heard the songs on the FTB podcast.  Please email me with any questions or suggestions for the podcasts.  Here's the iTunes link to subscribe to the FTB podcasts.  Here's the direct link to listen now!  And this is the RSS feed for non-iTunes listeners: http://ftbpodcasts.libsyn.com/rss.  And there is now an Android App available to Android phone users! Just search for Freight Train Boogie in your App Store on your phone. Here's the App Market link. Show #114 DANNY CLICK - I Feel Good Today (Life Is A Good Place) BONNIE WHITMORE - Embers To Ashes (Embers To Ashes) JIM BYRNES - Yield Not to Temptation  (Everywhere West) THE BAND OF HEATHENS - Enough  (Top Hat Crown & The Clapmaster's Son) (mic break) SHANNON McNALLY -Western Ballad (Western Ballad) DANNY DARST -  Highway 99 (Exit 10) ROCKIN’ JASON D. WILLIAMS - To Hell With You (Killer Instincts) DANNY CLICK - If I Was God  (Life Is A Good Place) (mic break) AMY BLACK - Run Johnny  (One Time) COLIN GILMORE - Circles In the Yard (Goodnight Lane) BOW THAYER & PERFECT TRAINWRECK - Catskill Stone (Bottom of the Sky) JUDE JOHNSTONE - Don't Wake Me Up (Quiet Girl) (mic break) DANNY CLICK - Wait My Turn  Life Is A Good Place (April 8th, 2011) Bill Frater Freight Train Boogie