Podcast appearances and mentions of Anthony Collins

Host AJ Rayer breaks down the 2024 season for the Seton Hall Women's Soccer team and analyzes the team's future, alongside co-hosts Ryder Nuesell and Anthony Collins.

Host Miguel Freire discusses the last three Red Bulls matches, key contributors on the team, and their two upcoming home matches against DC United and Montreal with co-hosts Jake Marcial and Anthony Collins.

A new TV series has reignited conversations around incel culture, social media, and gender-based violence. Netflix’s ‘Adolescence’ follows the fictional story of a 13-year-old boy, Jamie, who’s arrested following the murder of his 14-year-old schoolmate Katie. To understand more about the world Adolescence portrays, TDA spoke to academic and social sciences expert Dr Anthony Collins, who works on issues of violence, gender and cultural studies. Hosts: Emma Gillespie and Zara SeidlerGuest: Dr Anthony CollinsProducer: Orla Maher Want to support The Daily Aus? That's so kind! The best way to do that is to click ‘follow’ on Spotify or Apple and to leave us a five-star review. We would be so grateful. The Daily Aus is a media company focused on delivering accessible and digestible news to young people. We are completely independent. Want more from TDA?Subscribe to The Daily Aus newsletterSubscribe to The Daily Aus’ YouTube Channel Have feedback for us?We’re always looking for new ways to improve what we do. If you’ve got feedback, we’re all ears. Tell us here.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Host Chacey Cox discusses the WNBA including Golden State's new team, spring training injuries for the Yankees and Mets, and the dire situation in Dallas since the Luka Doncic trade with co-hosts Matt Nazario and Anthony Collins.

Anthony Collins joins us with his preview of the Clifford Park meeting.

Mobile Rolling-Darren Clayton and Steve Hewlett discuss all things Harness racing with Anthony Collins.

Host Chris Heite discusses a couple of players that stand out at each fantasy position at this point in the NFL season with analysts AJ Rayer and Anthony Collins.

Host Nick DiBlasi talks about the most surprising and underachieving teams in the NFL so far this season along with the Yankees and Mets in the MLB postseason with analysts Anthony Collins and Oren Mouton.

Host Dovid Holtzman recaps the Jets and Giants victories in Week 3 and gives his updated division predictions with analysts Chris Heite and Anthony Collins.

Host Dovid Holtzman discusses players to watch and players to stay away from going into Week 3 of the NFL regular season with analysts Oren Mouton and Anthony Collins.

In this illuminating episode of The Mic Drop Club, Douglas Hamandishe welcomes the multifaceted Anthony Collins, a cognitive neuroscience expert with a passion for both scientific research and creative expression. Anthony holds an MSc in Cognitive Neuroscience and a PhD in Psychology from the University of Sussex, where he broke new ground in the field of interpretation bias and its modification in anxiety. His doctoral work explores the intricate brain-mind-body relationship, offering fresh insights into how physiological and cognitive factors influence our mental health. In addition to his academic and clinical pursuits, Anthony currently works in a specialised mental health service, focusing on patients who have experienced psychosis. He also continues his research at Kent Medical School, aiming to revolutionise low-level treatments for anxiety and pathological worry. But Anthony is more than a scientist—he's also an established music producer, known worldwide under the alias Anthonycollins, blending his passion for techno, progressive, and chill step music with his deep understanding of the human psyche. In this episode, Douglas and Anthony dive into the misconceptions of cognitive psychology, explore the connection between neuroscience and Eastern philosophies, and uncover the secrets of self-discovery. Anthony's unique perspective, shaped by both his scientific background and creative endeavours, offers practical strategies for improving focus, memory, and overall mental well-being. Key Takeaways: The myths and truths about cognitive psychology and its impact on everyday life. Techniques to enhance memory, focus, and mental energy, inspired by Anthony's groundbreaking research. How Anthony blends neuroscience, psychology, and music to inform both his personal and professional life. A deep dive into the mind-body connection and how it shapes our cognitive biases. Insights from Eastern philosophy and neuroscience on understanding the concept of "self." The importance of creating your path, whether as a scientist, creator, or individual in pursuit of personal growth. Reach out to Anthony to find out more: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthony-collins-a14630221/   Don't Just Live Life, Make Life Boom!

Host AJ Rayer goes over the Week 1 NFL matchups to look at the top fantasy players in each game with analysts Chris Heite and Anthony Collins.

This week the guys kicks things off discussing the extravaganza 50 cent brought to Shreveport, LA with his new film studio. Just Robyn has a date (3:42). A continuation of last weeks segment of which cartoon characters you want to sleep with (7:55). How to respond to an altercation with a guest on the podcast (12:31). Skai Jackson DV charge (19:05) New Jersey resident Anthony Collins charged with manslaughter after killing a man for making racial slurs towards his family (25:38). Judge Kenneth King in hot water after treating 16 year old on field trip with jail time for sleeping in courtroom (33:10). Florida couple robbed for casino winnings (38:19). Tyrese Gibson in news for cosplaying as Marvin Gaye (41:15). Hollywood Nicky breakdown how Ronald Reagan finessed America and put the nation in an economic downward spiral (46:29). Is Michael Rubin out of line for speaking on black culture (51:55). Actress Garcelle Beauvais dating app woes (55:40). Hollywood Nicky hatred for Savanah James (58:12). August Alsina in the media again for sexuality (1:04:32) Simone Biles biological mother wanting to be back in her life (1:07:44) and much more with guest host Just Robyn so tune in......

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Hailing from San José, Costa Rica, Artro has been immersed in the world of sound for nearly two decades. His multifaceted musical journey encompasses drumming, DJing, sound production, and field recordings, each serving various artistic purposes. Artro operates primarily from his studio, Trial Und Error, situated within Central America's pioneering electronic music record store and distributor, Sala Sinestesia. Artro's sonic explorations span the globe, covering a diverse range of genres such as Ambient, breaks, micro, minimal, house, Electro, Dub, Techno, Acid, IDM, and more. Since 2012, he has been releasing music and co-founded microminimal records. He is also an integral part of projects like Atypical Noise and Selected Beats within Costa Rica. When curating events, Artro tailors his sound to match the concept, collaborators, audience, and venue, creating a unique musical journey that traverses a spectrum of emotions and experiences. His compositions are characterized by rich textures, intricate patterns, and an organic, rhythmic flow that unites everything. Artro meticulously selects handpicked records and digital releases, including his own and those from his friends. He has delved into live audiovisual performances, expanding his artistic repertoire. His music and unique vibe have graced various platforms, including podcasts, festivals, radio stations like Mixology and 104.7 Hit, as well as international venues in Nicaragua, Honduras, Beijing, Houston, New York, Panamá, Chengdu, Qingdao, Honduras, Romania, London, El Salvador, Colombia, and throughout Costa Rica. His performances have illuminated renowned spaces such as Club Vertigo, Antik, TBA Brooklyn, Club Retrovisor, Menos1, M+ Moduldar REEF (Honduras), Ocaso Festival, and ESPOL Festival Ecuador. Artro has also shared the stage with distinguished artists like Anthony Collins, Taimur Agha, Flo Massé, Julie Marghilano, Lee Burton, Resom, Jenifa Mayanja, Okain, Ena Lind, Ray Okpara, Dsan, Dance Spirit, and many others, establishing himself as a constant and innovative force in the world of electronic music. Artro's prolific discography dates back to 2012, with his debut EP, "Obtalá," followed by releases on labels such as Half Seas Over (Costa Rica), DZB Records (Spain), Beatamin Recordings, SLOH/Handcrafted Label, Impresión Label, Dul Recordings, and Múltiple Música. Excitingly, he is set to release his music on vinyl through prestigious record labels like BLKmarket Music, with more releases on the horizon, cementing Artro's status as a dynamic and forward-thinking artist. Keep an eye on Artro: https://instagram.com/artromusik https://instagram.com/sinestesiarecordstore https://facebook.com/Artromusic https://soundcloud.com/artromusic https://ra.co/dj/artro https://linktr.ee/artromusik https://linktr.ee/sinestesiacr Listen to more electronic music on Intaresu https://intaresu.com

Welcome to Beyond the Graveyard, the official podcast of the Savannah Ghost Pirates. In Episode 3, Ghost Pirates broadcaster Cristiano Simonetta welcomes Anthony Collins to the show as they break down his role on the ice, his favorite horror movies and what Ghost Pirates fans can expect from him in 2023-24. Follow the Ghost Pirates on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SavGhostPirates Follow the Ghost Pirates on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SavGhostPirates Follow the Ghost Pirates on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/savghostpirates

In this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Anthony Collins, an incredible advocate for indigenous wellness and a talented photographer. Thosh shared his remarkable journey of personal growth and cultural revitalization, which began on the Salt River Reservation where he was raised. He spoke candidly about the grief and trauma experienced in indigenous communities due to the loss of land, culture, and traditional lifestyles. Thosh also discussed the transformative impact of the indigenous wellness movement and his involvement in the welfare culture initiative, which aims to bridge the gap between modern wellness approaches and traditional cultural practices.  We delved into his personal struggles with alcohol and substance use, and how he found healing and sobriety through the indigenous wellness movement. Thosh emphasized the importance of having a vision for oneself and taking daily steps towards its realization. He shared insights into cultivating indigenous wellness, highlighting the significance of ceremony and acknowledging our interconnectedness with all living things. Thosh's story is one of resilience, determination, and inspiring others to embrace their cultural heritage for a healthier and fulfilling future. About his book The Seven Circles: In The Seven Circles, Luger and Collins share intimate stories from their life journeys growing up in tribal communities, from the Indigenous tradition of staying active and spiritually centered through running and dance, to the universal Indigenous emphasis on a light-filled, minimalist home to create sacred space. Along the way, Luger and Collins invite readers to both adapt these teachings to their lives as well as do so without appropriating and erasing the original context, representing a critical new ethos for the wellness space. Each chapter closes with practical advice on how to engage with the teachings, as well as wisdom for keeping that particular circle in harmony with the others. With warmth and generosity—and 75 atmospheric photographs by Collins throughout—The Seven Circles teaches us how to connect with nature, with our community, and with ourselves, and to integrate ancient Indigenous philosophies of health and wellbeing into our own lives to find healing and balance. —----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FREE COURSE: Hey there, high achievers! Are you ready to unlock your true potential and smash through those limiting beliefs? ⁠Get started right now with my FREE Breaking Barriers course, designed specifically for driven entrepreneurs like you!⁠ ONLINE COURSE for $20.22. Craving a personalized approach to optimizing your habits for peak performance in business, health, and creativity? Then you need to check out my exclusive "20-Day Cheat Code for Health, Happiness, and Habits!" ⁠Click the link and get ready to skyrocket your success - all for just $20.22!⁠ Unlock your full potential as an athlete and entrepreneur with personalized mentorship tailored to help you dominate in your field – apply for a High-Performance Mentor today! Calling all athletes and high-powered entrepreneurs! Are you on the hunt for personalized guidance to elevate your performance and reach new heights? You've found the perfect solution! Apply today for an opportunity to work with a dedicated High-Performance Mentor who understands your unique needs. Let's schedule a call to discuss how this life-changing mentorship can transform your game, both on and off the field. Don't wait – start your application here: ⁠https://thedeziabeyta.com/application⁠ Elevate your performance and conquer your goals, Coach Dezi

Anthony Collins - Sunday Evening, December 11, 2022 by First Baptist Church of Hammond

The voice of the Central Highlands, Bluff's Scott Power will be the guest caller joining Anthony Collins, Josh Fleming, Brett Moody, Dan Thomas and Paul Dolan for this year's Racer Callers Night at Clifford Park. We caught up with the voice of Central Highlands - have a listen.

Originally Recorded: 2022/05/28 Anthony Collins enthusiastically sat down with Dave & Bridget to discuss the viewing party to end all viewing parties: a free event he is throwing for ALL #TWDFamily who can make it down to Covington, GA on November 20th to watch #TheWalkingDead's #SeriesFinale. You can find out more about this momentous event, here: https://Linktr.ee/ThatsMyViewingParty This interview wasn't marred by many technical difficulties, though they definitely seemed annoying at the time! We made the uncut version of this interview available in our unedited reel of all of our footage from The Camp's Memorial Day Weekend event (2022) for you to digest and I HIGHLY recommend you take a look. We go into some extended conversation about both The #WalkingDead and #BetterCallSaul that we had to cut for time, but wanted to make available to those who were interested. If you want this and a whole lot more, create a FREE account on Ko-fi.com and head here: https://ko-fi.com/post/RAWUNEDITED-Footage-from-THE-CAMP-Y8Y6DQOAV

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From playing vs Josh Gratton, fight training with Anthony Collins, and fighting NIco Blachman. Chris Ordoobadi is just getting his feet wet in the ECHL but looking to keep some tough hockey around in the process. In his first year with the league we review his season and how he got into playing the beautiful game. Sit back and enjoy some fight talk, great laughs, and a genuine dude. Best of luck in this offseason and the upcoming season to Chris Ordoobadi! FOLLOW THE POD AND SIXPACK! SixPack: https://www.sixpackcoverage.com/ SixPack Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCBqG8-6EZm3_lpRaxfLwvw FOLLOW THE POD! Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJc2KZ2MF68_cm0Zuv7L8Nw Twitter: https://twitter.com/5ForFightingPod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FiveForFightingPod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fiveforfightingpod/?hl=en

As mentioned in previous episodes, Anthony Collins is in contention for holding the heavyweight champ title of the ECHL. From the BCHL, SPHL to currently playing in the ECHL. Anthony does not stray from dropping the gloves and has taken on some great fighters to include Howe, Crunk, Hand, Hunt, Neuber, and even NHLer Darryl Bootland! Take a stroll through the career of Anthony Collins and see what the future holds for where he may end up next year! FOLLOW THE POD AND SIXPACK! SixPack: https://www.sixpackcoverage.com/ SixPack Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCBqG8-6EZm3_lpRaxfLwvw FOLLOW THE POD! Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJc2KZ2MF68_cm0Zuv7L8Nw Twitter: https://twitter.com/5ForFightingPod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FiveForFightingPod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fiveforfightingpod/?hl=en

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Anthony Collins disputed the literal interpretation of prophecy that Whiston proposed and used a typological interpretation but the question remains whether he genuinely believed that allegorical interpretation was true.

A Chatham man who sent a fake bomb to a Covid vaccine factory has been sentenced to more than two years in prison. Hear the moment 54-year-old Anthony Collins was arrested in his bed and we have reaction from the police who investigated after the parcel arrived at the site in Wrexham in January. Also in today's podcast, we've been finding out about the work that's been done over the past year to transform a troubled estate in Maidstone. A task force involving the police, council and housing association has been working in the Shepway part of town which has suffered from high levels of crime and poor health. A Kent author's book about an asylum seeker who's crossed the Channel to Dover has been shortlisted for a top award. Hear from Manjeet Mann who is among 20 writers up for the 2021 Costa Book Awards. And, the Gillingham manager reacts to their 2-0 defeat to Cheltenham Town in league one last night. The result has left them just a point above the relegation places.

A Chatham man has been found guilty of sending a fake bomb to a Covid vaccine factory in Wrexham. Anthony Collins, 54, caused the plant to be evacuated when he sent a parcel containing batteries in January. Hear from our court reporter Paul Hooper who has sat through the trial. Also in today's podcast, the deputy Prime Minister's been defending the government's efforts to stop asylum seekers crossing the Channel to Kent. More than 23,000 people have made the dangerous journey in small boats so far this year. A woman has filmed the moment a bus driver refused to lower a ramp so she could get on board. Hear the exchange between Anna Morell and the Arriva driver when she tried to get on a 155 service - we've also had a statement from the company. A foodbank in Medway is doing a reverse advent calendar to make sure it's got enough supplies for families this Christmas. They're asking for 24 different items to be donated throughout November to ensure meals can be provided over December and into the new year. A Ramsgate tea room has caused a debate after shaming a mum online when their baby left a mess under a highchair. We find out who you think should have to clear it up. And the parents of a little girl from Rochester who has a rare heart and lung condition are trying to raise money so she can travel to America for surgery.

My guest for this episode is, Anthony Collins, CEO @ Topflight Travel Group. TTG is one of the UK and Ireland's leading privately-owned travel companies with businesses which include Topflight, Topflight for Schools, Directski.com, Ski Beat and Ski McNeill.Connect with Anthony - https://www.linkedin.com/in/antocollins/ Website - https://www.topflighttravelgroup.com/ Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/scaling-your-business-wrian-lanigan. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Clifford Park race caller Anthony Collins joins us with his preview of the Clifford Park meeting this Saturday.

Anthony Vincent Benedictus Collins was a British composer and conductor. He scored around 30 films in the US and the UK between 1937 and 1954, and composed mostly British light music. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthony_Collins_(composer)

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Welcome back to Chirps From A Beauty! In this episode, Ted is joined by Norfolk Admirals forward, Anthony Collins. Anthony and Ted chat about his nine seasons in the ECHL, signing in Norfolk and how his veteran status will help the Admirals lineup! Follow Ted on Twitter @bauerhockeydude --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode, We had a chat with Queensland Based Caller Anthony Collins about his career in the industry. Anthony was a former harness driver turned media presenter over at Sky Racing in Australia calling all three codes which is Harness, Greyhounds and Thoroughbred. We talk about his long journey to becoming a race caller as well as what to look for at certain tracks. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andawaytheyjoe/support

Adam Helewka, Brayden Low & Jordan Helewka chat with ECHL heavyweight Anthony Collins. The Langley, BC native highlights the funnier moments of his career in this 35 minute episode. Collie has mastered his role as a character guy in the locker room and is always willing to step up for his teammates. Enjoy!

It was 4/20 and Scam needed a co-host. Anthony Collins said yes. He's uninspired by the mayoral candidates, Scam is walking a plank by supporting Michelle most likely. The only way to calm down is to burn down so that's what they did grinding out the details about the money, whether Kim is "doing, not acting", and that dark horse that is Annissa Essiabi-George, Mayor No. God help us all. Follow Anthony: https://twitter.com/antamcollins Here's the mapz https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=1zQmaFeWwHpsq1UOMVjbvULF2nauMOSJe&ll=42.295734247925296%2C-71.1383986040435&z=13 Here's Calla Walsh's Greater Boston spreadsheetz: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17sgXGSZ52tYpXZLODfW4jr8lBl1PK0d74kLqb8vNboQ/edit?usp=sharing

It has been a hugely gratifying  and humbling experience to get the chance to set up the Longcovid Service for Berkshire and work with a great team from primary and community care. We have learnt a lot and are continuing to learn as we help our patients suffering from Longcovid and offer them support, a listening ear, appropriate testing and treatments where available in a  trauma informed manner.In this episode, I speak to my fellow colleague Dr Anthony Collins, a GP by background. however he has worked in the Acute respiratory hub and looks after so many patients in primary care with different complexities and now brings that experience to work and help support the Longcovid service.Please provide a feedback and comments on the podcast and any questions that you may have and please recommend guests. If you enjoyed it please rate and leave a review  on Apple podcasts and tell a friend about this show.  The Pain Speak podcast is presented by Dr Deepak Ravindran, a full time NHS Consultant specialising in Pain, Anaesthesia, MSK and Lifestyle Medicine. Dr Ravindran is also the author of the book, 'The Pain Free Mindset' and is the Lead for the Longcovid service and the Pain medicine Service at the Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust.Get in touch:Twitter: @deepakravindra5Instagram: drdeepakravindranWebsite: www.deepakravindran.co.ukLinktree: https://linktr.ee/DrDeepakRavindranOrder a copy of the Pain Free Mindset here Mixed and edited by Rob Cao at https://dynamiqgroup.co.uk/Huge Thanks to the The Podcast Coach for helping me set this all up. For high quality, bespoke podcast coaching and production at  www.thepodcastcoach.co.uk

On today's episode we spoke with Anthony about his role as a tough guy and the anxiety that can come with it. We also discussed his journey throughout professional hockey and how he juggles playing and family life. Enjoy! Anthony's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/acollins8999/ Website: https://monkeymindathletes.com/

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After having been an associate pastor for several years, on July 4, 2004 Minister Anthony Collins answered the call of The Lord to start an intentionally multicultural, non-denominational Christian church in Knoxville, TN and The House of Worship was born. God has given him a clear vision of Black, White, Hispanic and Asians worshiping together. It is a vision of the rich, poor, morally good and morally struggling, hand in hand in pursuit of a closer relationship with Christ Jesus. His vision is of a church open to all people regardless of background, ethnicity, socio-economic status or class. Currently The House of Worship has a diverse congregation along with a diverse spiritual leadership team. By God’s grace, the result of his obedience and spiritual tenacity has been a long list of miracles and changed lives. On episode #22 - Pastor Collins talks to us about the Process of his Christian walk and calling, also what is God doing and ministering to him during this time in 2021.Find Pastor Collins books at https://www.thehouseofworship.com/shop/ Pastor Collins Missions Home in Mexico to Assist Homeless Children https://www.thehouseofworship.com/home-for-homeless-children/

Anthony Collins and I discuss the worst photography advice you, the listeners, have received over the years, and we have a few questions about some Adobe projects... Does anyone know what happened to the Adobe Moving Stills project? Anyone? Anyone? About Anthony Collins “I am a New York City-based photographer and I specialize in editorial and assignment photography, shooting nationally and internationally for Fortune 500 companies, advertising agencies, and design firms of all sizes. Using my background in electrical engineering and my great love of art I strive to deliver strong, dynamic, and beautiful images. I love working with clients of all kinds, whether they are the board of directors or the members of a creative team. I am project-focused, technically flexible, and efficient. Most importantly, I am sensitive to my clients needs at all times. In my twenty years of experience I have traveled with my camera to more than forty countries—from the Arctic Circle to the Great Barrier Reef. If you need a photographer to hang out of a helicopter or hang in a boardroom, I'm the one you want!” You can check out Anthony's website over at AnthonyCollins.nyc Support the Nerdy Photographer Podcast If you would like to support the Nerdy Photographer Podcast, that's great. You can find multiple ways to help on our support page, or go visit our merchandise page! Get More Nerdy Photographer Action! Get social on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, or YouTube! Join the Nerdy Photographer Reddit Group Join the Nerdy Photographer Facebook Group The Nerdy Photographer podcast is a photography podcast discussing life, business, and pop culture with a little bit of useless information in each episode. This podcast is edited and produced by award winning New York City and New Jersey wedding photographer Casey Fatchett.  

We speak to Anthony Collins from 350.org Perth about the groups recent report Captured State: The influence of the gas lobby on WA.

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This week we have professional athlete Anthony Collins join us to explain his student - athlete experience, adjustments needing to be made as he progresses in his career, and how it was being the “little dude” on the court! Tune in !! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/getontheline/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/getontheline/support

Yeats Music podcast bringing you some of the best in house music, progressive house, tech house, techno and whatever other tracks are in the crate!! Cheers! Website: www.yeatsmusic.com Follow on: - Instagram: @yeatsmusic - Facebook: @YeatsDJ - Twitter: @YeatsMusic Tracks: 1. Vons - Modular (Original Mix) 2. Sherr - 20-20 (Original Mix) 3. Genetika - Sentinel (Original Mix) 4. Benny Rodrigues - Klippenklappen (Original Mix) 5. AYVA (RU) - Oriental Tales (Original Mix) 6. Enrico Bellan - One Saliva Bubble (Original Mix) 7. Greg Gow - Minister Of Music (Original Mix) 8. Anthony Collins, Sven Tasnadi - Groove On (Tasnadi’s Edit) 9. NIKODEMSKI - Monkey Dance (Original Mix) 10. Rick Silva - Deep Inside Acid (Original Mix) 11. Technasia - Heart Of Flesh (Original Mix) 12. GANDER - Hook Right (Original Mix) 13. Deep2Tech - Clubs (Original Mix) 14. Quivver - Takin Over (2020 Rework) 15. Frost - Overtones (Extended Mix)

I sit down with my friend and accomplished commercial photographer, Anthony Collins, to discuss whether the old adage, "Dress for success!" still applies in the photography industry. The consensus? You should, at the very least, dress to the level of your client...and videographers are usually the most poorly dressed vendors at any wedding or event. About Anthony Collins “I am a New York City-based photographer and I specialize in editorial and assignment photography, shooting nationally and internationally for Fortune 500 companies, advertising agencies, and design firms of all sizes. Using my background in electrical engineering and my great love of art I strive to deliver strong, dynamic, and beautiful images. I love working with clients of all kinds, whether they are the board of directors or the members of a creative team. I am project-focused, technically flexible, and efficient. Most importantly, I am sensitive to my clients needs at all times. In my twenty years of experience I have traveled with my camera to more than forty countries—from the Arctic Circle to the Great Barrier Reef. If you need a photographer to hang out of a helicopter or hang in a boardroom, I'm the one you want!” You can check out Anthony's website over at AnthonyCollins.nyc Support the Nerdy Photographer Podcast If you would like to support the Nerdy Photographer Podcast, that's great. You can find multiple ways to help on our support page, or go visit our merchandise page! Get More Nerdy Photographer Action! Get social on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, or YouTube! Join the Nerdy Photographer Reddit Group Join the Nerdy Photographer Facebook Group The Nerdy Photographer podcast is a photography podcast discussing life, business, and pop culture with a little bit of useless information in each episode. This podcast is edited and produced by Casey Fatchett.  

Jaxsen interviews his buddy Tony. Come give it a listen *WARNING CLICKBAIT THUMBNAIL*

Hear two police officers in Florida talk about race, the riots and what it's like to be a police officer in the current climate. Michael Bucciarelli and Anthony Collins are officers with the sheriff's department in Hillsborough County, Florida. Both talk openly about working in law enforcement today and racial tensions and concerns about police brutality in the wake of the murder of George Floyd.

Anthony Collins and I discuss the practice known as 'price fishing' - where a potential client (or another photographer) reaches out only interested in your prices. We discuss our thoughts on setting prices, sharing prices with clients, and what to do when people try to steal your pricing information. Including the time another photographer pretended to be a celebrity to get my wedding photography rates. About Anthony Collins “I am a New York City-based photographer and I specialize in editorial and assignment photography, shooting nationally and internationally for Fortune 500 companies, advertising agencies, and design firms of all sizes. Using my background in electrical engineering and my great love of art I strive to deliver strong, dynamic, and beautiful images. I love working with clients of all kinds, whether they are the board of directors or the members of a creative team. I am project-focused, technically flexible, and efficient. Most importantly, I am sensitive to my clients needs at all times. In my twenty years of experience I have traveled with my camera to more than forty countries—from the Arctic Circle to the Great Barrier Reef. If you need a photographer to hang out of a helicopter or hang in a boardroom, I'm the one you want!” You can check out Anthony's website over at AnthonyCollins.nyc Support the Nerdy Photographer Podcast If you would like to support the Nerdy Photographer Podcast, that's great. You can find multiple ways to help on our support page, or go visit our merchandise page! Get More Nerdy Photographer Action! Get social on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, or YouTube! Join the Nerdy Photographer Reddit Group Join the Nerdy Photographer Facebook Group The Nerdy Photographer podcast is a photography podcast discussing life, business, and pop culture with a little bit of useless information in each episode. This podcast is edited and produced by Casey Fatchett.

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Anthony Collins and I sit down to discuss strange stories you the listeners have submitted about weird things clients have asked or done, and we decide whether we think these stories are real or BS! Seriously, you sent in some truly weird things you say that clients have asked you to do. Are you making these stories up? About Anthony Collins “I am a New York City-based photographer and I specialize in editorial and assignment photography, shooting nationally and internationally for Fortune 500 companies, advertising agencies, and design firms of all sizes. Using my background in electrical engineering and my great love of art I strive to deliver strong, dynamic, and beautiful images. I love working with clients of all kinds, whether they are the board of directors or the members of a creative team. I am project-focused, technically flexible, and efficient. Most importantly, I am sensitive to my clients needs at all times. In my twenty years of experience I have traveled with my camera to more than forty countries—from the Arctic Circle to the Great Barrier Reef. If you need a photographer to hang out of a helicopter or hang in a boardroom, I'm the one you want!” You can check out Anthony's website over at AnthonyCollins.nyc Support the Nerdy Photographer Podcast If you would like to support the Nerdy Photographer Podcast, that's great. You can find multiple ways to help on our support page, or go visit our merchandise page! Get More Nerdy Photographer Action! Get social on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, or YouTube! Join the Nerdy Photographer Reddit Group Join the Nerdy Photographer Facebook Group The Nerdy Photographer podcast is a photography podcast discussing life, business, and pop culture with a little bit of useless information in each episode. This podcast is edited and produced by Casey Fatchett.  

Meet Anthony! He loves basketball, math, and Jesus!

In this episode we sit down with successful hunter Anthony Collins who helps mentor a lasting legacy of what defines success, trophies, and memories through hunting. He provides us insights into how he coached his brother in harvesting his first bull and touches on notching trophy tags with limited time as a family man. So much valuable information in this cast it will motivate you to be better.     IG: Idaho_anthony

From homelessness to hope! How Pastor Anthony overcame depression, addiction, and a "homeless mind." Jeremiah 29:11 MSG "I know what I'm doing. I have it all planned out—plans to take care of you, not abandon you, plans to give you the future you hope for."

From homelessness to hope! How Pastor Anthony overcame depression, addiction, and a "homeless mind." Jeremiah 29:11 MSG "I know what I'm doing. I have it all planned out—plans to take care of you, not abandon you, plans to give you the future you hope for."

 Dr. Anthony Collins, President of Clarkson University since 2003, believes in the importance of finding new ways to promote a culture of innovation in one of the nation's top technical colleges. It's a culture engrained in our mission here at the NYISO as we transition to the grid of the future. Why does that matter so much today? We are in the midst of some of the biggest changes to the energy grid that we've seen in a century, as we move from traditional forms of generation to resources more reliant on solar and wind which literally change with the weather. As we prepare to make changes to our energy markets to support these new technologies, we need staff with both strong technical knowledge and the ability to think creatively. Clarkson University, which has prepared many of our talented staff in the past (including our President and CEO Rich Dewey), is creating the types of graduates we are looking for. Dr. Collins recently spoke to NYISO Vice President of External Affairs and Corporate Communications, Kevin Lanahan, for our Power Trends Podcast. Hear the steps Clarkson University has taken to prepare its students for the jobs of tomorrow, from creating an “Innovation Hub” in the center of campus to investing in businesses owned by students.

I sit down with my friend, commercial photographer Anthony Collins, to discuss how the community of photographers has changed over the last 20 years. As the community of photographers has moved further and further online, there have been opportunities for more connections, but how strong are they? Are influencers ruining the photography industry? About Our Guest, Anthony Collins “I am a New York City-based photographer and I specialize in editorial and assignment photography, shooting nationally and internationally for Fortune 500 companies, advertising agencies, and design firms of all sizes. Using my background in electrical engineering and my great love of art I strive to deliver strong, dynamic, and beautiful images. I love working with clients of all kinds, whether they are the board of directors or the members of a creative team. I am project-focused, technically flexible, and efficient. Most importantly, I am sensitive to my clients needs at all times. In my twenty years of experience I have traveled with my camera to more than forty countries—from the Arctic Circle to the Great Barrier Reef. If you need a photographer to hang out of a helicopter or hang in a boardroom, I'm the one you want!” You can check out Anthony's website over at AnthonyCollins.nyc Support the Nerdy Photographer Podcast If you would like to support the Nerdy Photographer Podcast, that's great. You can find multiple ways to help on our support page, or go visit our merchandise page! Get More Nerdy Photographer Action! Get social on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, or YouTube! Join the Nerdy Photographer Reddit Group Join the Nerdy Photographer Facebook Group The Nerdy Photographer podcast is a photography podcast discussing life, business, and pop culture with a little bit of useless information in each episode. This podcast is edited and produced by Casey Fatchett.

Collins arranged and composed many major works and lighter pieces, which include the still-popular Vanity Fair. This work and numerous other miniatures and suites by Collins are to be found on a 2005 CD, featuring John Wilson conducting the BBC Concert Orchestra. Collins also edited the Threnody for a Soldier Killed in Action from sketches left by Michael Heming, a young composer killed in World War II. His Elegy for Edward Elgar has been recorded, including a theme from the third movement of Elgar's third symphony.

What happens when you find yourself in a situation where the stable, traditional business you are running is being disrupted? One such industry undergoing significant disruption is higher education. On paper, a small school in a small town in northern New York, should be in trouble. Dr. Anthony Collins, President of Clarkson University talks about being entrepreneurial within a university. Join us to hear Tony's story about immigrating from Australia and working through the professorial ranks at Clarkson to become one of its longest serving presidents. How is Tony transforming Clarkson to stay relevant, unique, and valuable in a changing market and how is he setting up Clarkson for the future? Please join us and listen to his story. Thanks for listening, Bela and Mike Learn more about what Tony has built at http://www.clarkson.edu We love to hear from our listeners, send us your questions, comments, and suggestions at bela.and.mike@gmail.com - we will answer your questions in a future episode. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bela-musits/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bela-musits/support

Indy Fuel forward, Anthony Collins stops by the show to talk about the year in Indy, the finer things of fights, and much more! Specials thanks to our sponsors... All Black Hockey Sticks, Syck Hockey, and Styner Sports Training!

  https://twitter.com/share (Tweet)   This is a special episode. We get to listen to the fans of The Football History Dude tell a story about their favorite football moment. There are 5 different stories that run the gamut from a specific play up to a listener's life. If you're interested in sending your personal favorite football moment to be featured on an upcoming episode, please see below for more details.  So strap on your seatbelt, and let's get this baby up to 88 miles per hour. Connect with the show: https://thefootballhistorydude.com/episode6 (Visit the show notes for this episode) https://thefootballhistorydude.com/about-the-show/ (Visit me on the web - my about page) https://thefootballhistorydude.com/contact/ (Contact the show) https://twitter.com/FHDude (Follow me on Twitter) Subscribe on YouTube Guest List 3:53 – Jayden Cuypers. His story covers his entire life span of loving football. You can find him on Twitter if you search for “Medieval Gridiron” or look for him directly at his Twitter handle: https://twitter.com/Jaden_Cuypers (@Jaden_Cuypers) 8:05 – Frank Bonicantri. His story covers a specific game in late December that is a story most people can not replicate. You can find him on Twitter if you search The Fantasy Football Wire. His Twitter handle is: https://twitter.com/TheFFLWire (@TheFFLWire) 15:10 – Ramona Rice. Her story covers a specific play that gave us a great NFL life lesson. She's a community manager at Podcast Websites, the hosting platform I use for my podcast. It's a great all-in-one solution if you want to start a podcast. Here's my affiliate link if you're interested in starting a podcast of your own. 20:12 – Jeremy McFarlin. His story covers a play from a playoff game. You can find him at the Twitter handle: @j6mac_cutler [24:40] – Anthony Collins. He's a cool cat I work with, and his story covers a dude that he's always talked about getting shafted from the Hall of Fame. [27:00] – Robert Haynes. This is another cool cat I work with, and his story covers a specific moment that he ends up learning even more about after he did more research. Click below for the transcript.  I have included affiliate links to Amazon throughout the transcript to complement the episode.  If you purchase through these links it will support the show at no extra cost to you. Read Full Transcript ARNIE Football is undoubtedly America's favorite sport. The NFL has grown into a revenue-generating juggernaut. Total revenue is a little over 4 billion dollars in 2001 and has increased each year to now over 14 billion dollars. Commissioner Goodell stated in 2010 he believed the NFL would reach 25 billion annual dollars in revenue by 2027. In this episode, I'm going to give you the secret sauce that can keep the NFL on track to meet this target. INTRO Welcome to the Football History Dude Podcast, where each episode is a journey back in time to learn about the rich history of the NFL. Your host is Arnie Chapman. Football is his passion and he wants you to come along with him to explore the yesteryear of the gridiron. So hop on board his DeLorean and lets get this baby up to 88 miles per hour (Great Scott). ARNIE This week as we step off our DeLorean, I'm going to first give you an apology because last week I told you we were going to talk about a dude that had one of the coolest pure football names of all time. And that guy would be Bronko Nagurski who was born in 1908. However, I got a little bit ahead of myself because this episode is going to be different. We're not going to go take that DeLorean up to 88 miles an hour and go to a specific moment in time. We are going to do things a bit differently. We're going to call an audible. This is the week where we get to listen to the fans of the show and the fans of football. I have 5 different listeners that sent in audio clips of their favorite football moments. And we're going to listen to them tell their story. Their... Support this podcast

This lecture focuses on Anthony Collins, one of the major figures in the Deist movement, and includes responses by Bentley, Leland, and Chandler. The modern scholar Richard Hays is discussed as an extension of Chandler’s arguments.

How much for a 1 way ticket to Heaven?   Tune in Friday as Lisa and welcome welcome back Ronny Roach along with the powerful brother Rahme'el Bey and Your Radio Networks own Anthony Collins.   Topic: Pulpit Pimps? Part 2 (How much for a 1 way ticket to Heaven?)   8pm (CST) / 9pm (EST)   ***** (347) 326-9139 ****

"Turn that Mirror Inward". Trent Williams lives by this quote. Not because its something he has mastered, but because it has helped him really see who he is as a Man. Trent has seen his great times and his worst times. Looking yourself in the Mirror is one of the hardest things anyone will have to do. It will expose all your faults and mistakes head on. You can never lie or run from yourself. That is why this Saturday we ask the question "Are You Ugly When You Look In The Mirror"? Tune in at 11am CST by dialing 347-326-9139 or click on our YRN app and listen to our "Live Stream". #YOURRADIONETWORKS #TAYLORKENNEDIEMEDIA #VIBRATIONRADIO

Yura Mikhailov aka Zok Zok started in 2007 and has gone from being a local DJ to one of the most well known house DJs in the country; he is also part of the Special Case Event team, undoubtedly the best party makers in Saint Petersburg. Being part of this crew, he has shared the DJ booth with such big names as Jamie Jones, Art Department, MANIK, Damian Lazarus, Dyed Soundorom, Steve Bug, Dan Ghenacia, Tiefschwarz, Djebali, Anthony Collins, Audiofly, and many others. The third Special Case Event season which kicked off in May 2014 has cemented the name Zok Zok and Special Case Events as the very best of St Petersburg. This also goes for the huge Russian Special Case Tour which has pushed him onto the next level. His offbeat stylings and unique ways of creating magic behind the decks, which includes different genres of house music coming together with the dynamic grooves and bass, is 100% guaranteed to get your party jumping. Follow @zokzokdj

Sunday Morning With Coffee is a sleepy morning jam session by Time for Trees. New episodes are available every two weeks on Soundcloud, iTunes and Mixcloud. Grab a cup, kick back and hang out with your pal, Time for Trees. 1.White Leaf by Sven Laux 2.Hazihi Laylaty (Rose Ryot Remix) by Jaw, Kevork Keshishian 3.Same Room (Avatism Remix) by Richard Davis 4.FM Jam (Original Mix) by Youandewan 5.Layers (Rampa Remix) by Dapayk, Padberg 6.Southern Sun (Original Mix) by Stimming, Piper Davis 7.Come Down (Original Mix) by Anthony Collins, Distant Phase 8.Waiting in Line (Gunne Remix) by Douglas Greed 9.Alex blaney said no again (Original Mix) by Eduardo De La Calle 10.Hidden Lover (Original Mix) by Fideles 11.Freedom (Tuff City Kids Acid Over Remix) by The Working Elite 12.Nar bunnen er nadd (Original Mix) by Oyvind Morken 13.Robots (Mind Against) by Green Velvet, Riva Starr

Butterfly Evolution welcomes author Aaron Jordan to discuss this hot topic which has flooded the media following the first released video showing former Baltimore Ravens running back, Ray Rice, dragging his wife out of an Atlantic City casino elevator. A second video, released only a few weeks ago, showed the actual punch that left Rice's then fiance, Janay, unconscience. With us also will be two other motivational speakers, Anthony Collins and Trent Williams. Trust me, you don't want to miss what these three fiery men have to say about abuse. Aaron will also be discussing his upcoming event Brooklyn, NY October, 4, 2014. Tune in for more details. Listen online or call (818)691-7406.

Join us as we talk with A'nary Bellamy (pronounced like Canary without the C). In 2001, A'nary, a mom and a wife, started her first business, Bizwriterspro, writing blogs and SEO articles for bloggers and other SEO professionals. This evolved into working as an Executive Assistant to the Director of  All Hazards Consortium, a non-profit agency that supported emergency relief functions and procedures in disasters. By 2003 she established a full blown Virtual Administrative Business called Executive Administrative Management. In 2005 she left the virtual world completely and went with her local passion of Event Planning and Catering. After her 3rd child, she returned to the virtual world and created All n One Services. A'nary took all that wasn't available to her when starting her businesses and made sure the services were provided for small businesses.  She fell in love with the Pubic Relations and Social media side of it and that is her main focus.  From all the education and insight she gained having her own businesses, she created The Institute of Entrepreneurial Success. The Institute is about helping new and struggling Entrepreneurs from the mistakes she made over the years. A'nary shares how to start and run successful businesses.  A'nary is also co-hosting the 4 Ur Success Radio Show on the Vibration Network with the best selling author Anthony Collins.  Her latest venture, a children's book series,inspired by her childhood and children, is her Natalie Series. This is an African American Series about a 4 year-old little girl named Natalie who tells her experiences from a 4-year-olds perspective.  With this series she leave the world as A'nary Bellamy and emerges as Sissi Rochelle. More on A'nary please visit www.anarybellamy.com

Rod B. & Mareis bring you the Miami Sessions @ Miami Underground Movement. Dj, Producer, Label Owner. Its been 4 years since Chris started on his never-ending journey throughout melodic Deep Tech house in space, On a very short time-lapse he quickly climbed up and formed part of the top producers of Ecuador performing next to artists like Andre Salmon, Karate Bycicle and Rogg (The Maniac Crew). Born and raised in Los Angeles, California, at the age of 16 he traveled to south America with his family and ended up staying there, it wasn’t long till he started attending local shows of minimal tech which was the electronic scene during that time, after two years of going to festivals and listening to music from top artists like: Art Department, Hanfry Martinez, Anthony Collins, Davi, Patrice Baumel, David August, M.A.M, Nytron, Isaac Silva, Siopis, blakkat, Nuno Du santos, Stefano Ritteri, Silky, Re Dupre, Francesca Lombardo, James Teej, Juliche Hernandez… and the list could just keep on going, he got the necessary experience to begin his musical journey. At the age of 19 he met his next-door neighbor Andre Salmon and quickly started learning how Ableton worked, it didn’t take long before Andre and Chris started making music together, while Chris was in med school. After a while, he ended up quitting the career and just focused on music for the love of live. Setlist: - Nick Daring - The Black Gisby (Original Mix) - Javier Carballo, M.A.M. - Complementos (Original Mix) - Shlomi Aber - NY Dreamer (Alix Alvarez Remix) - Chad Andrew- Lost in me (Loquace Remix) - Andre Salmon, Chris C. - Ancient Sands (Original Mix) - Andre Salmon, Chris C. - Shes A bird (Original Mix) - Pavel Petrov – Adapt (Original Mix) - Leman & Dieckmann - That Dream ft Avi (Juliche Hernandez Remix) - Nitin - Carbon Bar (Original Mix) - Einzelkind – Dirt Drive (Original Mix) - Nytron - My impressions of techno (Original Mix) - Going Deeper Feat. Blackfeel wite - Claustrophobia (Vitor Munhoz Remix) - Andre Salmon, Chris C. – Behind Us (Original Mix) - Andre Salmon, Jose Wated, Chris C. - No Words (Original Mix)

Wine About Books™ brings together the love for literature and the love for wine by creating a sweet connection of literature to the vine. Wine About Books™ is open to every author and genre to celebrate their works and is sure to inspire and surprise readers and listeners from around the world. 9:00 p.m EST - Naleighna KaiNaleighna Kai, author of the provocative novel, Open Door Marriage, is a Chicago native and award-winning author. She is a contributing author to a New York Times Bestseller, a Mercedez Benz Mentor Award nominee, a noted book club favorite on Oprah.com, and the national bestselling author of Every Woman Needs a Wife, with a spin-off entitled, The Pleasure’s All Mine.9:30 p.m. EST - Anthony CollinsAnthony D. Collins is the definition of positivity and the embodiment of kinetic energy. That is, his thoughts set in motion truly have the power to bring forth change within. His defining moment came in 2009 at the age of 34, when he realized he was unhappy and sought out to gain his happiness. His testimony touches others and is proof of how someone who once led a dark life can light a spark in others that illuminates lives. His happiness is proof of what a life with energy, selflessness and a spiritual journey can do. 

Wine About Books™ brings together the love for literature and the love for wine by creating a sweet connection of literature to the vine. Wine About Books™ is open to every author and genre to celebrate their works and is sure to inspire and surprise readers and listeners from around the world. 9:00 p.m EST - Naleighna KaiNaleighna Kai, author of the provocative novel, Open Door Marriage, is a Chicago native and award-winning author. She is a contributing author to a New York Times Bestseller, a Mercedez Benz Mentor Award nominee, a noted book club favorite on Oprah.com, and the national bestselling author of Every Woman Needs a Wife, with a spin-off entitled, The Pleasure’s All Mine.9:30 p.m. EST - Anthony CollinsAnthony D. Collins is the definition of positivity and the embodiment of kinetic energy. That is, his thoughts set in motion truly have the power to bring forth change within. His defining moment came in 2009 at the age of 34, when he realized he was unhappy and sought out to gain his happiness. His testimony touches others and is proof of how someone who once led a dark life can light a spark in others that illuminates lives. His happiness is proof of what a life with energy, selflessness and a spiritual journey can do. 

Every Tuesday On Vicious Radio 5 to 6 pm ! Inlimited Session Vicious Radio www.viciousmagazine.com/celine-modi-p…ited-session/ LIKE → INLIMITED :www.facebook.com/inlimited More épisode on my DjPod Track List 1 . Adana Twins Drive ft Khan 2 . Adriatique So Irate adriatique remix Delilah 3. D Trax Wallie The Answer 4. Vanilla Ace Don't Go 5 . Gurtz .Am 6. Einmusik . Violet Whizzle 7. Noir & Haze . Angel 8. Anthony Collins . Panthers Lies 9. Ferreck Dawn Redondo make 10. Dyed soundorom Naked 11. Wayne Tennant , Paolo feat Wayne Tennant 12. Chopstick & Johnjon Pining Moon 13. Vanilla Ace all i really want 14. Chopstick & Johnjon Listen

Yoshitaca(Fasten Musique) Yoshitaca is a next generation DJ / Producer that is expected to lead the future in the dance music scene. He started his career in 2003 being a resident DJ at Sunday Afternoon Party of WOMB, which is one of the most famous nightclubs in Tokyo, Japan. At the same time, he has played with DJs from all over the world. In 2008, Yoshitaca and his productions were picked up on Chloe Harris's program, "B-Sides" (Proton Radio). From that moment, his works and talent were introduced worldwide and his music and mix-works were released by labels overseas. As his production has also made a progress,"Musique Concrete EP" which was released from budding label Metroline Limited in UK, were admired from great artists. In 2010, He has been lined up Soweso label night of ADE at studio80 in amsterdam and got great reputation. In 2011 Ellen Allien selected his track "The Veil-Union Beauty Remix(UnderTone Recordings)" on one of the biggest UK dance music magazine djmag's "on the road mix". Moreover He and Jun Akimoto released "rouge EP" from Italian rising-star label Carillon Records inSeptember 2011. In 2012, He has remixed tracks of Martin Eyerer, the label owner of Kilng Kong, and released it as 12 inch vinyl. Also, as a kick off of his new label “Fasten Musique”, Whagt EP was released. In its making of the deep and unique sound, it was supported by many artists like, Adam Port, Anthony Collins, Nima Gorji, Julietta, Quenum. In 2013, he was again under the spotlight with his collaboration track with Deep Mariano having been released from Nite Recordings and Get Slow as a 12 inch vinyl. His multiple approaches to house, Technno music incorporating electronic elements, are supported not only by the crowds but also by many DJs of its cutting-edge and stylish sounds and grooves. RA:www.residentadvisor.net/dj/yoshitaca Soundcloud:www.soundcloud.com/yoshitaca Facebook:www.facebook.com/djyoshitaca 03/28 (FRIDAY) Medusa Bloom at Origami http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?574950 https://www.facebook.com/medusabloom

Matthew Sweet introduces a selection of film music about war and military action behind enemy lines - inspired by this week's featured new release - Peter Berg's "The Lone Survivor", which has a new score by Steve Jablonsky, which will feature in the programme. The classic score of the week is Ron Goodwin's "Where Eagles Dare"; and Matthew also focuses on scores by Maurice Jarre; Anthony Collins, Hans Zimmer; Leighton Lucas; Stephen Warbeck and Dmitri Tiomkin. And there's a short tribute to the late Italian film composer Riz Ortolani. #soundofcinema.

[CONTAINER PODCAST] [13] [MARK MORRIS] He was born in Naples on 18 of November 1987; He doesen't give premature sings of his passion,but however he borns “with the headphone to the hears”. Even if he starts in late for the standards, Mark shoots ahead and at the age of 17 he start his artistic way patronizing the leading parthenopean clubs. He begin his first productions influenced from an espert dj with whom he will estabilsh a good friendship,his name is Thomas Pardo who had given him a great support. Mark's music increases, it started with tribal music influences that tormented that years...Then he came off from that commercial ambit,marching side by side at electronic and minimal sounds approaching to techno.He varies his live from tech-house to progressive-house, touching hard techno and german minimal, appreciating electro music and remaining a big appraiser of producers like Riccardo Villalobos, Anthony Collins, his fellow-citizens Marco Carola, Cerrone, Vigorito and sacred monsters like Richie Hawtin . Starting his production in the year 2006, he is still engaged in frenetic and unremitting productions on his style waiting for some favourable relase. Now he is full engaged in the project of his label Ketra Records. KETRA REC http://www.residentadvisor.net/record-label.aspx?id=6019 CONTAINER 
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Cadencia 030 | Yuriy Woodman (12/2011) | sejon.co.uk/cadencia-podcast Part 1 | Chris Jones 01. Intro - Berlin U-Bahn 02. Loko - Triloope (Jared & Sebastien Remix) // Soulman Music 03. D'Julz - Fofoca (Dub Mix) // Bass Culture 04. Fausto Messina - Jesa (Swing Version) // Jubilee Records 05. Wally Stryk - Grace (Instrumental Version) // Starlight Unlimited 06. Sejon & Daddy Alex - Glaciate // Unsigned 07. Okain, Hector - Tacos & Frogs // Tsuba 08. Oliver Klein, Martin Eyerer - Panamerican (Hermanez Remix) // DO2Night 09. Sejon - Momentary Pause // Unsigned 10. Hector Couto - Let The Groove // Nulogic Recordings 11. Cuartero - Piscore // Witty Tunes 12. Ray Okpara - Ryder // Area Remote 13. Leix - Chants (Okain Steakhouse Remix) // Kiara Records 14. Anthony Collins, Kate Simko - Sit Back feat. Brothers Vibe // Supplement Facts 15. Federico Molinari - Limpia Madrid // Oslo 16. Remo - Straat Eden (Joel Mull Remix) // iVAV Recordings 17. Nyra - Delsa // Be As One 18. Wax - 40004B // WAX Part 2 | Yuriy Woodman (Track list currently unavailable) Sejon Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/artist/sejon/277023

Cadencia 029 | Dean Driscoll (11/2009) | sejon.co.uk/cadencia-podcast // Dean Driscoll Interview // Alva Noto - Haloid Xerrox Copy 10 // Raster-Noton Barem - Tres De Niul // Minus Barem - Better (Dub Mix) // Minus Part 1 | Dean Driscoll 01. Bernard Badie - Party Jacktrack (Oracy's House Call Edit) // Mojuba 02. Vakula - Mama Said Go Slow // Firecracker 03. Triad - Vice (Langenberg Mood Mix) // Peppermint Jam 04. Daphni - Ahora // Amazing sounds 05. Lee Jones - Moment (Alt Mix) // Forthcoming on Aus Music 06. Mr Raoul K - Africa (Kuniyuki Dub Remix) // Mule Electronic 07. Freaks - 2 Please U (Losoul's Surreal Visits Dub) // Tronic Soundz 08. Lovebirds - Keep Coming (Axel Boman Mix 2) // Freerange 09. Locomotiive & Dubnoise - Violet (Loren Mix) // Forthcoming on Novo 10. Sigha - Shake // Hotflush 11. Jack Dixon & Rick Grant - Muted // Forthcoming on Manmakemusic Part 2 | Chris Jones 01. Afternoon Coffee Boys - Disconnected Relics // Clink 02. Marc Houle - Hitcherman (Magda Hitcher Woman Remix) // Unknown 03. Villains - Slow Thump (Beat Tool) // Octopus Recordings 04. Heartthrob - Xtrafantasy // Unknown 05. Tim Xavier - Indian Summer // Clink 06. Alexi Delano & Cari Lekebusch - Channel 0 (Slinky Mix) // H-Productions 07. Zander VT - 44 Less (HLX Dry Dub) // Kanzleramt 08. Ben Sims - Back To The Pod // Drumcode 09. Ida Engberg - Blue Yonder // Drumcode 10. Harvey McKay - Show Face (Instrumental Mix) // Saved 11. Séjon - Day Three // Unsigned 12. Anthony Collins, Kate Simko - Sit Back feat. Brothers Vibe // Supplement Facts 13. Roberto Bardini - Killing Deeply (Rio Padice Remix) // Exprezoo 14. Alexi Delano & Cari Lekebusch - Revelation (2011 Mix) // H-Productions 15. Ben Klock - You // DJ Series 16. Mathew Jonson - Learning To Fly (Dub) // Minus 17. Ben Sims - The Afterparty // Drumcode 18. Emptyset - Altogether Lost feat. Cornelius Harris (Ben Klock's Glowing Clap Mix) // CLR 19. Speedy J - Shoegaze (Edit Select Dub Mix) // Electric Deluxe 20. Darko Esser - Clean Slate (DVS1 Remix) // 542 Sejon Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/artist/sejon/277023

Man that was a busy Easter! First up I made my Manchester debut at Joshua Brooks for Data Transmission alongside Droog and Anthony Collins. You can listen to my set – a dreamy, deep, melodic little journey – in the … Continue reading → The post 2 new mixes: Snowbombing and Joshua Brooks appeared first on Turned On.

Broadcast on the Digitally Imported Tech House Channel on 8th December 2011 Cadencia 030 feat. YURIY WOODMAN (West Dance Meeting Productions) Hour 1 | Chris Jones 01. Intro - Berlin U-Bahn 02. Loko - Triloope (Jared & Sebastien Remix) // Soulman Music 03. D'Julz - Fofoca (Dub Mix) // Bass Culture 04. Fausto Messina - Jesa (Swing Version) // Jubilee Records 05. Wally Stryk - Grace (Instrumental Version) // Starlight Unlimited 06. Séjon & Daddy Alex - Glaciate // Unsigned 07. Okain, Hector - Tacos & Frogs // Tsuba 08. Oliver Klein, Martin Eyerer - Panamerican (Hermanez Remix) // DO2Night 09. Séjon - Momentary Pause // Unsigned 10. Hector Couto - Let The Groove // Nulogic Recordings 11. Cuartero - Piscore // Witty Tunes 12. Ray Okpara - Ryder // Area Remote 13. Leix - Chants (Okain Steakhouse Remix) // Kiara Records 14. Anthony Collins, Kate Simko - Sit Back feat. Brothers Vibe // Supplement Facts 15. Federico Molinari - Limpia Madrid // Oslo 16. Remo - Straat Eden (Joel Mull Remix) // iVAV Recordings 17. Nyra - Delsa // Be As One 18. Wax - 40004B // WAX Hour 2 | Yuriy Woodman (West Dance Meeting Productions) (Track List Currently Unavailable)

Broadcast on the Digitally Imported Tech House Channel on 10th November 2011 Cadencia 029 feat. DEAN DRISCOLL (Disco & Mercy / Minus) Hour 1 | Dean Driscoll (Disco & Mercy / Minus) // Dean Driscoll Interview // Alva Noto - Haloid Xerrox Copy 10 // Raster-Noton Barem - Tres De Niul // Minus Barem - Better (Dub Mix) // Minus 01. Bernard Badie - Party Jacktrack (Oracy's House Call Edit) // Mojuba 02. Vakula - Mama Said Go Slow // Firecracker 03. Triad - Vice (Langenberg Mood Mix) // Peppermint Jam 04. Daphni - Ahora // Amazing sounds 05. Lee Jones - Moment (Alt Mix) // Forthcoming on Aus Music 06. Mr Raoul K - Africa (Kuniyuki Dub Remix) // Mule Electronic 07. Freaks - 2 Please U (Losoul's Surreal Visits Dub) // Tronic Soundz 08. Lovebirds - Keep Coming (Axel Boman Mix 2) // Freerange 09. Locomotiive & Dubnoise - Violet (Loren Mix) // Forthcoming on Novo 10. Sigha - Shake // Hotflush 11. Jack Dixon & Rick Grant - Muted // Forthcoming on Manmakemusic Hour 2 | Chris Jones 01. Afternoon Coffee Boys - Disconnected Relics // Clink 02. Marc Houle - Hitcherman (Magda Hitcher Woman Remix) // Unknown 03. Villains - Slow Thump (Beat Tool) // Octopus Recordings 04. Heartthrob - Xtrafantasy // Unknown 05. Tim Xavier - Indian Summer // Clink 06. Alexi Delano & Cari Lekebusch - Channel 0 (Slinky Mix) // H-Productions 07. Zander VT - 44 Less (HLX Dry Dub) // Kanzleramt 08. Ben Sims - Back To The Pod // Drumcode 09. Ida Engberg - Blue Yonder // Drumcode 10. Harvey McKay - Show Face (Instrumental Mix) // Saved 11. Séjon - Day Three // Unsigned 12. Anthony Collins, Kate Simko - Sit Back feat. Brothers Vibe // Supplement Facts 13. Roberto Bardini - Killing Deeply (Rio Padice Remix) // Exprezoo 14. Alexi Delano & Cari Lekebusch - Revelation (2011 Mix) // H-Productions 15. Ben Klock - You // DJ Series 16. Mathew Jonson - Learning To Fly (Dub) // Minus 17. Ben Sims - The Afterparty // Drumcode 18. Emptyset - Altogether Lost feat. Cornelius Harris (Ben Klock's Glowing Clap Mix) // CLR 19. Speedy J - Shoegaze (Edit Select Dub Mix) // Electric Deluxe 20. Darko Esser - Clean Slate (DVS1 Remix) // 542

We return this Sunday with another Miami Link resident: HARDLINE. Following up with last weeks sound, He records the perfect continuation rising the energy to a deep tech house. Andres Alvarez has had big success in his professional career as a DJ and with only 25 years of age, has been able to demonstrate his passion in clubs and events in different cities around America including Bogota, Caracas and Miami. At the age of 20, he establishes in Miami Beach, FL where joining forces with the most influential “techno” collective from this city; Sobebeats; he starts to leave traces helping to establish a historic musical movement in the nightlife of Miami by popularizing “techno” & "minimal" sounds across the city; tendency which years before, was non existent. Years later he joined LINK, another important music family in Miami that now holds residency at the Techno Loft in Club Space and Tree house two of the most important clubs in the city, that have brought a constant quality alternative to its nightlife, and thanks to the many successful events that Sobebeats & Link were able to experiment, Hardline gained experience on the stage as well as in the event production and promotion areas. In 2007, After his spectacular debut in the largest electronic music festival around the world “ Love Parade “; done for the first time in Caracas Venezuela, Hardline shows recognition in the scene, before widening his influence and beginning to experiment in the "minimal" and “Tech-House” fields, under the name of H:L In 2009, Andres had the opportunity to play at the # 1 Club in the United States on Club Space’s 9th year anniversary party playing along some of the biggest names out there and opening doors to play more nights at the club & later becoming one of the most supported locals at Space's Techno Loft. Andres has played during WMC (Winter Music Conference) for the last 3 straight years, from the annually-made locals party to world-class events such as the "Mobilee Records" showcase in 2008 where he shared the decks with Anja Schneider, Pan-Pot and Sebo K and in 2010 at the very well known Marco Carola & Paco Osuna WMC tuesday party done annually in Miami Beach. Hardline has also represented brands like Diesel having a Fridays show in one if their most important stores in Miami Beach during 2010. After long years of sharpening his ears with a history of techno, Hardline continues his course as a musical artist by getting really deep into the music production and post-production areas and with plans of releasing his own material to the market very soon. Hardline and H:L's plans for the future, include trips, events, productions and, musical, artistic and business endeavors. TRACK-LISTING 1. Lati & Jonny Cruz - Crack is whack (The Kings arm remix) 2. Mario Basanov & Vidis Feat Kathy Diamond - In my system (Dub redo mix) 3. James What - In the dark 4. Subb-an - Misleading 5. L-mode - The Trouble (Lee Curtiss remix) 6. Andre Crom & Marco Rhaud - Dubweiser 7. Visionquest - Falling 8. Bjorn Wilke & Someone else - Rainbow Brigde (Butanes Mindful rmx) 9. Adam Port feat Daniel Wilde - Basement (Matthias Tanzmann rmx) 10. Rhymos - Krang (Original Mix) 11. Markus Homm & Todd Bodine - Running out of time 12. Stojche - Reference 13. Romano Alfieri - The room of the waves 14. Anthony Collins & Kate Simko - Sit back 15. Alexi Delano & Cari Lekebusch - Off World wonder

Catz & Dogz - Warsaw by night - Mothership Chube.Ka - Sclavi Tiganesti - Zoo Technique Diamond Dog & Cherry Baker - Blas - Tbet Io - I Swear - Rejected This weeks HIGH FLYER Silicone Soul - 3am (ghost mood remix) - Soma Guy Gerber - Hate Love - Supplement Facts Patch Park - Oddity (Deetron remix) - Be As One Technasia - Phoenix - Technasia Joris Voorn - The Secret - Cocoon THE ARRIVALS LOUNGE Andy Cato (Groove Armada) on the phone Gman - Quo Vadis - Claque Musique Alex Tepper - In out life - Saved DJ T - Dis (Kink remix) - Get Physical EXCLUSIVE GUESTMIX Layo & Bushwacka 1. Nicolas Jaar "Time For Us" Wolf+Lamb 2. Jairo Catelo "Suspicious Minds"(Afrilounge&Liapin remix) Kiara Records 3. Cesare vs. Disorder "Get On With It"(Anthony Collins remix) 4. Cabo San Roque "Calypso"(Luciano remix) Bruchstuecke Records 5. Jet Project "Zuma" Get Digital Music 6. DJ W!ld/Mr K "Heart in Hell" Bloop Recordings 7. Guillaume & The Coutu Dumonts "Can't Have Everything" Circus Company 7. Pawel "Lines" Ransom Note 8. KZA "Gothenergy"(The Revenge remix) Endless Flight 9. SIS "Linda" Connaisseur Recordings 10. Franck Valat "Land of the Lost" Eminor Records 11. SIS "Sceam" Cocoon Recordings 12. Danilo Vigorito "I Saw The Light" Minus

Rod B. & Alvaro Garfunk bring you the Miami Underground MovementANEURIA (Jesus Loved You)Aneuria is a core member of Jesus Loved You collective, household name on leading labels, clubs and festivals in the Central Europe and Western Balkans and trusty studio sidekick of Ian F and Tomy DeClerque. Lately he is redefining his artistic expression, fusing house roots, Balkan ethno and sounds of nature with techno patterns, taking his productions towards warmer, organic spheres. This refreshment was in sync with the new Jesus Loved You music vision and partly influenced by long studio sessions with Valentino Kanzyani.~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~Aneuria is still quite a fresh name on the scene. His earlier deejay performances were all about house but he soon realized that his interests grow deeper in experimental, underground, and not only electronic sounds. One of the first artists that noticed his talent and endless passion for music was his countryman and one of the original techno pioneers DJ Veztax. Without prejudice he backed him up and invited him to join the Interparty crew. Since then he became regular in the clubs and at the festivals in the Western Balkans and Central Europe.In the early 00’s Aneuria and his then performing and producing partner Mexx founded a Muzika-Eclectica platform. It was designed to spread their sound trough the clubland. Their combos reflected minimalistic approach to groovy techno and were crowned with the success of Los tres puentes, a great summer record that touched the souls and feet of revelers all over the world. Responses from deejays around the globe were excellent and gave him motivation for further work. In that time he also collaborated with Serbian colleague Dejan Milicevic who taught him a lot about music production and still supports him as member of Recon Warriors crew.Parting with Mexx as a regular combo few years ago, Aneuria focused on defining his own production and deejay style. He builds his sets mostly on repetitive loops, percussions and groove, thus creating tension on the dance floor, driving crowd into frenzy that always ends with some kind of surprise. That allows him to play with audience’s feelings and to build his own story, which is the essence of him as an artist.After hooking up with creative soul mates Ian F and Tomy Declerque it didn’t take long ‘till he got in touch with their friend Valentino Kanzyani, too. In the early 2008 he joined the Jesus Loved You collective as independent artist, frequently collaborating with Ian and Tomy. Their most successful joint venture so far was Tommy Joy EP. Aneuria’s own Buenoliter was included on Simplicity vol. 1 compilation and he recorded series of remixes for artists such as Umek, Angel Anx, Antoine Caesar, Danilo Tomic and Glorio Veztacci.Lately he is redefining his artist expression, fusing house roots, Balkan ethno and sounds of nature with techno patterns, taking his sound towards warmer, organic spheres. This refreshment was in sync with the new Jesus Loved You music vision and partly influenced by long studio sessions with Valentino and Ian. The fruits of their labor will be presented in the following months as some of the forthcoming JLY releases. While Aneuria’s next solo releases will be brought to you on labels such as Glorio Music, Recoon Light (Ljubiana EP) and Jesus Loved You (Baronga EP).


Artist general contact & booking:JesusLovedYou
tina@jesuslovedyou.netANEURIA'S TRACKLIST MUM SESSIONS:1. Livio & Roby, George G. - Invers de palma / CECILLE NUMBERS2. Anthony Collins, Tolga Fidan - La Cadenze / VAKANT3. MarcinTzubala - Jedwab / 8 BIT4. SIS - Sum (Stipe remix) / MITU5. Madato - Mercado Populare / MOSAIKO6. Livio & Roby - Tuxedo Band / FUMAKILLA7. Livio & Roby -  Gorilla / CECILLE NUMBERS8. Derrick L. Carter - Friends Talk / 9. Kasper - Untitled one / CYCLICAL TRACKS10. NoiDoi - We love Circoloco / MATERIAL12. Nima Gorji - Futurism / JESUS LOVED YOU13. Dejan Milicevic - See No Evil / JESUS LOVED YOU14. Jimmy, Fer Ferrari - Back to Buenos Aires / SOLID FABRIC15. Jona - Take 5 / GET PHYSICALSpecial Thanks to Marian,Alex & Aneuria

Chris Halliday @ Blind Spot 20th March 2009 7pm 1, Ripperton – Slipstream / Dessous Recordings / 2, David Keno – Discoteca / Kindisch / 3. SOHO & Arnaud Le Texier- Body & Sound / Kailash / 4, Replika - Real Thang / Conya Records / 5, Leif - Political Correctness Gone Mad / Thinner / 6, Pit Spector – Miri / Minibar16 / 7, Jeff Bennett - Plumes Baseks Of Smoke / Kung Fu Dub / 8, DJ Red - Stop (Mix 2) 9, Tom Clark & Benno Blome - Rumblefish (Tom Clark Mix) / Highgrade / 10, Amir - Jazz Loops / Deep / 11, Mulder - 4 Sure (Daniel Sanchez Remix) / BlaBla001 / 12, Anthony Collins & Tolga Fidan - La Cadence / Vakant / 13, UES – Muendeke / Resopal Schallware / Dr Hoffmann @ Blind Spot 20th March 2009 8pm 1, Loran Valdek – Drone / Noia Records / 2, Chris Liebing – Turbular Chord / CLR / 3, Adam Beyer – London / Drumcode / 4, Mowree – Special Wine / Antibe Music / 5, Fatboy Slim vs Koen Groeneveld – Rockafeller Skank / Toolroom / 6, Sian – Skeleton (Pan-Pot rmx) / Sci+Tec / 7, Joseph Capriati – Login / CLR / 8, Julien Hox & DiDark – Sonus Populi (Umek's version) / DiHox / 9, Piatto – Cold Turkey / Italo Business / 10, Autistic – Black Block (Piatto rmx) / Noia Records / 11, Amir & Butch – Set It Off (Ramon Tapia Birthday Mix) / Great Stuff / 12, Ivan Chuckfish – The Pack (Baffa remix) / Inverzo Records/ This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration

Line up : Dan Ghenacia, Anthony Collins

Line up : Dan Ghenacia, Anthony Collins

Kansas junior left tackle and Outland Trophy finalist Anthony Collins met with some of the local media Tuesday evening to discuss his decision to enter the 2008 NFL Draft.

Kansas junior left tackle and Outland Trophy finalist Anthony Collins met with some of the local media Tuesday evening to discuss his decision to enter the 2008 NFL Draft.

Thinknology Radio Mix 19. Anthony Collins, Mikdat vs Afrilounge, Dan Berkson, Holger Flinsch, Autotune, Ben Klock, Marc Romboy vs Stephan Bodzin, Kollektiv Turmstrasse, M.A.N.D.Y. vs Booka Shade, Octogen, Jurgens, Rene Amesz & Peter Gelderblom, Jona, Joris Voorn, Dave Basek & Luci are all in the mix this week. The hour long 'Radio' mixes of diverse dance & electronica make up the syndicated weekly 'Thinknology' radio show. Full track listing with reference times & preview stream is at www.thinktoy.com/thinkmix.htm.

This 130th episode is titled Up North, Then South.This is the last episode in which we take a look at The Church in Europe following the Enlightenment. The narrative is nowhere near exhausTIVE. It's more an exhaustING summary of Scandinavia, the Dutch United Provinces, Austria, and Italy. We've already looked at Germany, France, and Spain.The end of the 17th century proved to be a brutal time in Scandinavia. Some 60% of the population died from 1695-7 due to warfare and the disease and famine of its aftermath. As if they hadn't had enough misery, the Great Northern War of 1700–1721 then followed. In the desperation of the times, Lutherans provide devotionals offering hope and comfort, while calling for prayer and repentance.Along with northern Germany -- Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Finland were Lutheran strongholds. Citizens were required to swear loyalty to a Lutheran State Church in league with absolutist monarchs.But during the Great Northern War, Swedish King Charles XII suffered a massive defeat by the Russian armies of Peter the Great. Sweden lost large tracts of land and the throne lost clout with the people. A so-called “Age of Liberty” followed that lasted most of the rest of the 18th century. The Swedish Parliament gained power and reformers gave a rationalist slant to Swedish education. They battled with Lutheran clergy who wanted to retain some  theology in the education of Sweden's young.Many returning captured Swedes imprisoned in Russia, had converted to Pietism by missionaries sent by Francke and the University at Halle we talked about last time. The soldiers became advocates for Pietism back home. Moravians also promoted revivals in Scandinavia.After a grab for power in 1772, Gustavus III nullified the Swedish Constitution restraining the reach of royal power. He imposed a new Constitution designed to reinforce Lutheranism as the basis of government. He said, “Unanimity in religion, and the true divine worship, is the surest basis of a lawful, concordant, and stable government.” But in 1781, limited toleration came to Sweden when other Protestant groups were once again allowed. Catholicism, however, remained banned.From 1609, when the Dutch won their liberty from Spain, until Louis XIVth's invasion in 1672, the Dutch United Provinces had its “Golden Age” and enjoyed what Simon Schama called an “embarrassment of riches.” This was due mostly to their lucrative international trade and free market economy. The Dutch eschewed the traditional monarchy dominating the rest of Europe in favor of a far more egalitarian Parliamentary system.Amsterdam was a thriving commercial and cultural center. Its population more than doubled from 1600 to 1800. Amsterdam's docks were always packed. Its warehouses stuffed with goods from all over the world and the trade of the massive and powerful Dutch East India Company. From its earliest days, this trading enterprise supported Reformed missionary work at posts in the Malay Archipelago, Sri Lanka, and South Africa. In July 1625, Dutch traders established New Amsterdam, later known as New York City.The United Provinces were intellectual a religious crossroads for Europe through its universities, publishing houses, and churches. Protestant students from Germany, Finland, and France flocked there to study at the University of Leiden and other schools.The main task of the faculty at the University of Leiden was the study of Scriptures. Its chief professor was Joseph Scaliger whose knowledge of the classics and biblical textual criticism made him one of Europe's premier scholars. Others notable scholars were scholars included Arminius and Gomarus.As many of our listeners know, the 17th century was the Dutch golden age of art. Thousands of painters created millions of paintings with scenes ranging from battles and landscapes, to churches, still life, and portraits. Among the more famous masters were Rembrandt, Frans Hal, and Vermeer. But by the 18th century, the quality of Dutch art had somewhat fallen.The Dutch Reformed Church affirmed the 1561 Belgic Confession of Faith. It addressed topics ranging from the Trinity, the work of Christ, and the sacraments, to Church-State relations. Although the Reformed Church was the “official” faith, the United Provinces were known for their toleration of other groups. That didn't mean there weren't heated theological rows. Two parties emerged in the Dutch Reformed Church: the “precise” Calvinists who wanted churches to possess binding doctrinal authority, and the “loose or moderate” Calvinists who desired greater freedom of religious thought.The Dutch Provinces often served as a haven for those seeking relief from persecution in other parts of Europe. Amsterdam was a notable home to a large Jewish community. Some 70,000 French Huguenots took refuge there and married into the populace. An Anabaptist community flourished. Religious dissidents like Baruch Spinoza and Anthony Collins, an exile from England, weren't much respected but they were at least not beat up.Many Europeans admired the Dutch Republic for its successful war of liberation from the Spanish, its egalitarian government, as well as its vital free market economy. By 1675, there were fifty-five printing presses and 200 booksellers in Amsterdam, adding to the burgeoning base of middle-class scholars.During the 18th century, the Dutch, while continuing to be officially Reformed, saw an increase in the number of those they'd been less tolerant toward; namely=Catholics, Dissenters, and Jews. Revivals frequently passed through more rural domains. In 1749 and 50, emotionally-charged revival meetings took place with the ministry of Gerard Kuypers. Villages in the Netherlands and nearby Germany experienced similar revivals.In a foreshadowing of Intelligent Design and the fine-tuning of the universe arguments, a number of Dutch theologian-scientists wrote works in which they sought to demonstrate that the intricacy of designs in nature prove God's existence. Until the 1770s, the Reformed Church played a dominant role in Dutch public life. Some 60% of the population was Reformed, 35% Catholic, 5% percent Anabaptists and Jews.There really never was a Dutch version of the Enlightenment. Most of its participants never espoused a militant atheism, but sought to accommodate their faith to educational reforms and religious toleration. They appreciated the new science and advances in technology.Now we turn back to Geneva; adopted home of John Calvin.During the early 1750s, Geneva was the home of both Voltaire and Rousseau, well-known Enlightenment thinkers and scoffers at Christianity.Several of Geneva's pastors proposed a reasonable and tolerant form of Christianity that warmed to some of the more liberal Enlightenment ideas. This was a huge turn from the position of Francis Turretin who in the mid-17th century, led the Reformed and conservative theologians of Geneva to the idea that the City was a theocracy with God as its ruler. Turretin said the government ought defend “the culture of pure religion and the pious care of nurturing the church.” Turretin's party defended the Masoretic pointing of the Hebrew text, making this belief binding on the Swiss church. These pastors feared if Hebrew vowels were left out, the Hebrew words of the Old Testament were susceptible to interpretations that varied from those they approved. They also tried to force pastoral candidates to repudiate the doctrine of “universal grace” being championed by an emerging class of theologians.But in 1706 Turretin's son, Jean, repudiated his father's work and embraced a more liberal theology that advocated the role of reason in determining truth. He denied his father's soteriology, doctrine of salvation, and eschewed limited atonement. By the 1720s, Arminianism had taken firm root in Geneva.In Feb, 1670, the Hapsburg, Leopold I, Holy Roman Emperor and a devout Roman Catholic, ordered all Jews to leave Austrian lands. Vienna became a major center of cultural. After the defeat of the Turks, it's population boomed, growing from about 100K in 1700 to twice that 80 years later. The construction of the Schwarzenberg and Schönberg Palaces enhanced its prestige while the music of Haydn and Mozart made Vienna famous across Europe.The Hapsburg Emperors Joseph I and Charles VI supported Jesuit missionary efforts to convert Protestants. Jesuits created a baroque Catholic culture in Austria and Bohemia with the construction of magnificent churches in cities and the countryside.Though loyally Catholic, the Hapsburgs rejected the pope's interference in Austria's religious and political life. They'd proven their devotion to Rome when in 1683, Leopold saved The Church from the Turks. Austria was the “rock” on which the Catholic Church was built. It was the Hapsburgs who saved the faith form the infidel, not the pope.In October of 1740, at the death of her father, Maria Theresa took the titles Archduchess of Austria, Queen of Bohemia, and Queen of Hungary. In 1745, her husband, Francis Stephen, became the Holy Roman Emperor under the name Francis I. Disturbed by the Prussian Frederick II's seizure of Silesia, Maria Theresa attempted to reform the military and governmental structures of Austria after Enlightenment ideals. She became the proponent of what's called “Enlightened Absolutism.” At the same time, she was ready to apply repressive measures against those who resisted her reforms. On one occasion she warned that he is “no friend to humanity who allows everyone his own thoughts.”Maria Theresa was a devout Catholic influenced by counselors favorable to Jansenism. With the advice of her chancellor, she tried to establish a national Catholic Church in which the pope had authority only in spiritual matters.Maria Theresa did not allow Protestants to sell their property or leave her lands. She required those who refused to convert to Catholicism to emigrate to Transylvania, where Protestantism was permitted. Nor did Maria Theresa intercede to save the Jesuits when their society was dissolved. She allowed 2000 Protestants to live in Vienna, but she forced the city's Jews to live in a ghetto.Upon the death of Maria Theresa, Joseph II passed Edicts of Toleration that allowed greater freedoms for non-Catholics and continued the policy of subjugating Church power to that of the State. He confiscated the property of over 700 monasteries, displacing 27,000 monks and nuns and used the proceeds to build new churches.Like Germany, during the 18th century, Italy didn't exist as a nation as we know it. It was a hodge-podge of various principalities. They didn't even share a common language.The population of the peninsula grew from eleven to fifteen million in the first half of the century. But in the 1760's a severe famine struck Florence, Rome, and Naples.The region of Tuscany was a hot-bed of the Jansenists who, as you'll remember, were a kind of Calvinist-Catholics.A handful of Italian academics promoted rationalist views in the Catholic church, eliminating what they regarded as backward features of Italian culture. But the Enlightenment just didn't gain the traction in Italy it did in the rest of Europe.The popes of the 18th century had difficulty dealing with the now powerful secular rulers of Europe, no longer threatened by Church power or political machinations.Even the Papal States were frequently invaded by foreign powers. Conquerors only left after they'd secured hefty ransoms. Popes were forced to make concessions that made their weakness evident to all. Despite that, Rome continued to attract large numbers of pilgrims, students, and artists. Pilgrims hoped for a blessing from the Pope or a healing while visiting the many shrines.Then there were the youth on the Grand Tour, as it was called. They were most often graduates of Cambridge, Oxford, the University of Paris or some other school who headed to Italy to gain knowledge in classical culture. In 1776, Samuel Johnson underscored the importance of Italy as a destination for those making the Grand Tour: “A man who has not been in Italy, is always conscious of an inferiority. The grand object of traveling is to see the shores of the Mediterranean. On those shores were the four great Empires of the world; the Assyrian, the Persian, the Grecian, and the Roman.”Several popes supported the establishment of academies, colleges, and universities and encouraged general scholarship. Under their generous patronage Rome's artistic riches in painting, sculpture, music, and monuments flourished. Pope Clement XI initiated plans for the Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps in the early 18th century.But to give you an idea of how the tables had turned and now kings dominated popes, it was this same Clement, who became a pawn in the hands of Emperor Joseph I and Louis XIV. Louis forced Clement to issue a papal bull dealing with the Jesuit-Jansenist controversy.Papal prestige suffered seriously during the French Revolution. Pope Pius VI was obliged to condemn the “Declaration of the Rights of Man” as well as the “Civil Constitution of the Clergy.” This split the French between those revolutionaries who wanted to throw off the Absolutist government of the French monarchy but maintain their Catholicism, and those French who wanted to be done with religion as well.Bottom Line: The Enlightenment witnessed serious challenges to both the papacy's temporal and spiritual authority.

This episode of CS is titled Results.Now that we've taken a look at some of the movements and luminaries of the Renaissance, Reformation, and Enlightenment, it's time for a review of the results and their impact on The Church.Once we embark in the next Era of Church History, we'll find ourselves in the weeds of so many movements we're going to have to back up and take it in an even more summary form than we have. Turns out, the warning Roman Catholics sounded when Protestants split off turned out to be true. They warned if Luther and other Reformers left the Mother Church, they'd commence a fragmenting that would never end. They foretold that anyone with their own idea of the way things ought to be would run off to start their own group, that would become another church, then a movement of churches and eventually a denomination. The hundreds of denominations and tens of thousands of independent churches today are testimony to that fragmenting.The problem for us here with CS is this – There's no way we can chronicle all the many directions the Church went in that fragmenting. We'll need to stand back to only mark the broad strokes.Though the Enlightenment heavyweight John Locke was an active advocate of religious tolerance, he made it clear tolerance didn't apply to Catholics. The fear in England of a Catholic-Jacobite conspiracy, valid it turned out, moved Locke and the Anglican clergy to be wary of granting Catholics the full spectrum of civil rights. On the contrary, the English were at one point so paranoid of Rome's attempt to seize the throne, a 1699 statute made the saying of a Latin mass a crime.Many Roman Church apologists were talented writers and challenged Anglican teachings. In 1665, Bishop Tillotson answered John Sergeant's treatise titled Sure Footing in Christianity, or Rational Discourses on the Rule of Faith. Sergeant worried some Protestants might convert to Catholicism for political reasons. His anxiety grew in 1685 when the Roman Catholic Duke of York, James II, became king. King James's Declaration of Indulgences removed restrictions blocking Catholics from serving in the government.The arrival of William III and the Glorious Revolution ended James' efforts to return England to the Catholic fold. He was allowed to leave England for France at the end of 1688. Then in 1714, with the Peace of Utrecht ending the War of the Spanish Succession, France's King Louis XIV, promised he'd no longer back the Stuart claim to England's throne.During the 18th C, Catholics in England were a minority. At the dawn of the century, there were only two convents in England, with a whopping 25 nuns. By 1770, the number of Catholics still only numbered some 80,000. They lacked civil and political rights and were considered social outsiders. The Marriage Act of 1753 disallowed any wedding not conducted according to the Anglican rite, excepting Quakers and Jews.This is not to say all English Protestants were intolerant of Roman Catholics. Some of the upper classes appreciated varied aspects of Roman culture. They owned art produced by Catholic artists and thought making the continental Grand Tour a vital part of proper education. One of the chief stops on that Tour was, of course, Rome.Still, anti-Catholic feelings on the part of the common people were seen in the Gordon Riots of 1780. When the 1699 statute banning the Mass was removed, a mob burned down Catholic homes and churches. Catholics didn't receive full civil liberty until the Emancipation Act of 1829.While Anglicans, Baptists, and Catholics sniped at each other, they all agreed Deism represented a serious threat to the Christian Faith. England proved to be Deism's most fertile soil.In 1645, Lord Herbert of Cherbury, Father of English Deism, proposed five articles as the basis of his rationalist religion.1) God exists;2) We are obliged to revere God;3) Worship consists of a practical morality;4) We should repent of sin;5) A future divine judgment awaits all people based on how they've lived.Charles Blount published several works that furthered the Deist cause in England. John Toland's Christianity not Mysterious in 1696 opened the floodgates of Deistic literature. Contemporaries of John Locke viewed his The Reasonableness of Christianity as preparing the way for Toland's explicitly Deist work. Locke tried to blunt the accusation by saying while Toland was a friend, his ideas were his own and had no connection to his own.The first half of the 18th C saw an onslaught of literature from Deists that seemed to batter Anglicans into a corner and make the Gospel seem insipid. So much so that in 1722 Daniel Defoe complained that “no age, since the founding and forming the Christian Church was ever like, in openly avowed atheism, blasphemies, and heresies, to the age we now live in.” When Montesquieu visited England in 1729 he wrote “There is no religion, and the subject if mentioned, excites nothing but laughter.” The Baron certainly over-stated the case since other evidence indicates religious discussion was far from rare. But in his circle of contacts, the place theological discussion had once played was now greatly diminished.Eventually, in response to this wave of Deist literature, Christian apologists embarked on a campaign to address a number of -isms that had risen to silence the Faith. They dealt with Deism, Atheism, a resurgent Arianism, Socinianism, and Unitarianism. Their task was complicated by the fact many of their Deist opponents claimed to be proponents of the “true” teachings of the Christian faith.Richard Bentley observed that the claims of Deists attacked the very heart of the Christian faith. He summarized Deist ideas like this – “They say that the soul is material, Christianity a cheat, Scripture a falsehood, hell a fable, heaven a dream, our life without providence, and our death without hope, such are the items of the glorious gospel of these Deist evangelists.”A number of Deists argued that God, Who they referred to as the Architect of the Universe, does not providentially involve Himself in His creation. Rather, He established fixed laws to govern the way the world runs. Since the laws are fixed, no biblical miracles could have taken place. So, the Bible is filled with errors and nonsense, a premise deists like Anthony Collins claimed was confirmed by critics like Spinoza. Prophetic pointers to a Messiah in the Old Testament could not have been fulfilled by Christ since prophecy would violate the fixed law of time.Deists maintained that salvation is NOT an issue of believing the Gospel. Rather, God requires all peoples to follow rationally construed moral laws regarding what's right and wrong. Since a measure of reason is given to everyone, God is fair, they contended, in holding everyone accountable to the same rational, moral standards.The astute listener may note that that sounds close to what some scientists advocate today. We hear much about the growing number of once atheist scientists coming to a faith in God. That report is true, but we need to qualify the “god” many of them are coming to faith in. It's a god of the small ‘g', not a capital “G” as in the God of the Bible. The god of many recent scientist converts is more akin to the Watchmaker deity of the Deists than the God of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and The Apostle Paul.Deists believed what they called “natural religion” underlying all religion. We learn of this religion, not from the special revelation of Scripture. We learn it from, as Immanuel Kant would say “the starry heavens above, and the moral law within.”Christian apologists unleashed scores of books in an anti-deist counterattack. One of the most effective was Jacques Abbadie's Treatise on the Truth of the Christian Religion. Published in 1684, it was one of the earliest and most widely circulated apologetics for the truthfulness of the Christian faith based on “facts.” Abbadie was a Protestant pastor in London. He countered Deist arguments against the resurrection and alleged discrepancies in Scripture. The points he made remain some of the most potent apologetics today. He pointed out the public nature of Christ's appearances after the resurrection. The change in the disciples' attitudes, from trembling in fear to confidence in the truthfulness and power of The Gospel as evidenced by their preaching and willingness to die for the Faith. In the 18th C, Abbadie's work was found in the libraries of more French nobles than the best-selling works of Bossuet or Pascal.You may remember a couple of episodes back, our brief coverage of the work of the skeptic David Hume. Hume attacked the concept of “cause and effect,” claiming it was only an unsubstantiated presupposition allowing for it that made cause and effect a rule. Hume's criticism turned those who bought his ideas into inveterate critics unable to come to conclusions about anything. John Wesley described Hume as “the most insolent despiser of truth and virtue that ever appeared in the world, an avowed enemy to God and man, and to all that is sacred and valuable upon earth.”The Scottish philosopher Thomas Reid developed an erudite response to Hume's skepticism. In his An Essay on Inquiry into the Human Mind on the Principles of Common Sense, published in 1764, Reid critiqued Hume's theory: “The theory of ideas, like the Trojan horse, had a specious appearance both of innocence and beauty; but if those philosophers had known, that it carried in its belly death and destruction to all science and common sense, they would not have broken down their walls to give it admittance.” Hume's principles, Reid showed, led to absurd conclusions.While Skepticism and Deism gained many adherents early on, and Christianity struggled for a while as it adjusted to the new challenge, it eventually produced a plethora of responses that regained a good measure of the intellectual ground. This period can be said to be the breeding ground for today's apologetic culture and the core of its philosophical stream.In 1790, Edmund Burke rejoiced that Christian apologists had largely won out over the Deists.At the dawning of the 18th C, the Scottish clans with their rough and tumble culture and the warlike tradition continued to reign over a good part of the Scottish Highlands, which accounts for about a third of the total area. In contrast, the capital of Edinburgh was a small city of no more than 35,000 crowded into dirty tenements, stacked one above another.By the Act of Union of 1707, Scotland and England became one. The Scottish Parliament was dissolved and merged with the English. Scots were given 45 members in the House of Commons. But tension remained between north and south.In the Patronage Act of 1712, the English Crown claimed the right to choose Scottish pastors; an apparent end-run by the Anglican Church of England around the rights of Presbyterian Scotland. Seceder Presbyterians refused to honor the pastors appointed by England. They started their own independent churches.Then, in 1742 the Cambuslang Revival swept Scotland. For four months, the church in Cambuslang, a few miles from Glasgow, witnessed large numbers of people attending prayer meetings and showing great fervency in their devotion to God. In June, George Whitefield visited and preached several times. In August, meetings saw as many as 40,000. The pastor of the church wrote, “People sat unwearied till two in the morning to hear sermons, disregarding the weather. You could scarcely walk a yard, but you must tread upon some, either rejoicing in God for mercies received, or crying out for more. Thousands and thousands have I seen, melted down under the word and power of God.”Whitefield then preached to large crowds in Edinburgh and other cities. Other centers of revival popped up.In the second half of the 18th C, Scotland gained a reputation as a center for the Enlightenment under such men as David Hume, Thomas Reid, Adam Smith, and Francis Hutchison. Voltaire wrote that “today it is from Scotland that we get rules of taste in all the arts, from epic poetry to gardening.”An interesting development took place in Scotland at that time, maybe born by a weariness of the internecine conflict endemic to Scottish history. A cultured “literati” in Edinburgh participated in different clubs, but all aimed at striking some kind of balance where people of different persuasions could hold discourse without feeling the need to come to blows. They sought enlightened ways to improve society and agriculture. In the inaugural edition of the Edinburgh Review, 1755, the editor encouraged Scots “to a more eager pursuit of learning themselves, and to do honor to their country.”Evangelicals like Edinburgh pastors John Erskine and Robert Walker hoped to reform society using some of the new ideas of Enlightenment thinkers. They embarked on a campaign to safeguard and expand civil liberties. But unlike more moderate members of the Church of Scotland, they believed conversion to personal faith in Christ was a prerequisite for reform. Erskine appreciated George Whitefield and edited and published a number of Jonathan Edwards' works.In Ireland, the Glorious Revolution was not at all “glorious” for Catholics. On July 1, 1690, the armies of the Protestant King William III defeated the forces of the Catholic James II at the Battle of the Boyne and seized Dublin. In 1691, Jacobites in Ireland either fled or surrendered. The Banishment Act of 1697 ordered all Catholic clergy to leave Ireland or risk execution. Poverty and illiteracy made life miserable for large numbers of Irish Catholics.English restrictions on Ireland were brutal. Power resided in the hands of a small group of wealthy Anglican elite of the official Church of Ireland. Even Scottish Presbyterians who had settled in Ulster were excluded from civil and military roles. And the Irish had to pay the cost of quartering English troops to keep the peace.Not to be denied, some Catholic priests donned secular clothes so as to continue to minister to their spiritual charges without putting them in danger.In the last decades of the 18th Century the Irish population grew rapidly. Methodists numbered some 14,000 in 1790 and allied with other Protestants who'd come over from England, settled the north of the Island. Protestants in Ireland, whatever their stripe, typically held fierce anti-Catholic sentiments, just as Catholics were hostile toward Protestants.In 1778 the Catholic Relief Act allowed Catholics to buy and inherit land. In 1782 the Irish Parliament gained independence, and laws against Catholics were changed. But the English monarchy managed to maintain its authority and put down the Irish Rebellion of 1798.The upshot is this à The Gospel faced a withering barrage from some of the most potent of Enlightenment critics, skeptics, and foes. The Church was slow to respond, which allowed the ideas of rationalism to poison the well of much Western philosophical thought. The challenge was eventually answered, not only with an eloquent reply but by the stirring of the Holy Spirit Who brought winds of revival for which the most elite skeptic had no comeback.Christianity was tested in the British Isles during the 18th C, but it passed the test.