Podcasts about as we are

7月17日（土）後半にお届けした作品： 7 Nabuko Kiryu #霧生ナブ子 / Full House（2016年のアルバム「Real Life」から） 8 Kana Miyamoto & Yasuhiro Sakairi #宮本果奈 #坂入ヤスヒロ / Going Home（2021年のアルバム「In The Forest ~ Flute and Kora Field Recording Project 」から） 9 Hitomi Yamakami #ヤマカミヒトミ / Manuel, O Audaz（2015年のアルバム「As We Are」から） … Continue reading →

5月22日（土）前半にお届けした作品： 1 Hitomi Yamakami #ヤマカミヒトミ / Nakupenda（2015年のアルバム「As We Are」から） 2 Toru Dodo – JAfro #百々徹 / Kampala Highway（2012年のアルバム「JAfro」から） 3 Eishin Nose #野瀬栄進 / Vulnerable（2011年のアルバム「Waiting」から） 4 Ko Omura feat. Mamoru Ishida #大村亘 / Ajita（2011年のアルバム「Introspect」から） 5 Three Hunters Trio #ThreeHuntersTrio #Jasper Dutz … Continue reading →

At 18 months old, Evan Bertrand of Annapolis was diagnosed with autism. Now, this diagnosis will not stand in his way as he takes to the stage at Maryland Hall to perform with his piano in front of  sold out crowd. This short film in the "Maryland's Got Talent" shorts program highlights the preparation for and the execution of that concert in 2017.   We spoke with Producer Robin Miller Ungar and Director Michael Faulkner about how this film came to be and an inside look from an insider's point of view. "As We Are" will be available for streaming at the Annapolis Film Festival  on April 16, 2021 at 9:00am through April 18, 2021 at 11:45pm. Have a listen! Tickets and passes available here.

It's a big topic this week and a pretty timely one, with current redundancy rates in the UK shooting up past the rates from the last financial crisis and predicted to keep on rising in 2021.  Both of us pod-wives have experience of being made redundant, so we are talking about all the emotions we felt going through it.  Later we are joined by Hanna Andersen founder of As We Are in our brand new ASK THE EXPERT section.  She answers all of your questions and gives us heaps of resources to take a look at if you're being made redundant yourself.   TW: We do speak briefly about Sarah Everard and the topic of women's safety at the start of the episode because the news has affected all of us so deeply these last few weeks.  Resources: Acas: https://www.acas.org.uk/ Jobcentre Plus Rapid Response Centre: https://www.gov.uk/redundancy-your-rights/get-help-finding-a-new-job  As We Are: https://www.asweare.org.uk/  LinkedIn - Open To Work settings: https://www.linkedin.com/help/linkedin/answer/67405/let-recruiters-know-you-re-open-to-work?lang=en  Amazing If - Redundancy Reset: https://www.amazingiflearning.com/courses/redundancyreset  The Career Psychologist - interview tips: https://www.thecareerpsychologist.com/resources/  Contact: Email:ftfopod@gmail.com Twitter: @ftfopod Instagram: @ftfopod Facebook: Freaking the F Out Hanna Andersen: @asweare.uk       www.asweare.org.uk Artwork by Chris Hastings-Spital: @chrismhs Music produced by Tom Dickinson: @tomldickinson

3月6日（土）前半にお届けした作品： 1 Chiemi Nakai #中井知恵美 / Monk’s Mood （2019年のアルバム「Ascendant」から） 2 Daiki Yasukagawa #安ヵ川大樹 / Blues For Daikichi（2018年のアルバム「Amazing Grace」から） 3 Hitomi Yamakami #ヤマカミヒトミ / Capivara（2015年のアルバム「As We Are」から） 4 Akiko Pavolka #AkikoPavolka / Wave, Wave Goodbye（2017年のアルバム「Late Parade」から） 5 Ayako Shirasaki #白崎彩子 / … Continue reading →

Chorus is undergoing some exciting changes to work more locally - to become less of a service provider and more of a facilitator in the community. In this episode we talk to Elli Moody, facilitator of inclusive art programs at Chorus, about the inspiring community engagement that is going on locally in Mandurah. “We try and have an annual exhibition each year, which is really about showcasing what our guys have been producing and getting it out there in the community,” says Elli. Elli and the Ability Arts team got involved in the Selfie Portrait Exhibition last year. They sent out a kit with a canvas, paints and paint brushes to various groups in the Mandurah community. “We could have done it just in-house with our customers, but we thought we'd throw it out to the wider community,” Elli explains. “It's really good for building some connections within the community. We had about 25 students from John Tonkin Ed Support Centre take part.” The team has a strong relationship with the City of Mandurah and have taken part in other community art projects, like painting the signage for the beach access equipment shed at Keith Holmes Reserve in Mandurah. “Our artists got together and started drawing beach sort of inspired illustrations, which we then put together into a design, which is now on the shed,” says Elli. Eight artists from Ability Arts took part in state-wide As We Are art exhibition last year. Potter Kylie Graham from the group won the won the sculpture award with her entry of Cinderella and Prince Charming. “She was just so excited and she actually received the award from Stephen Dawson, who is the Minister for Disability Services,’ adds Elli. It’s not all about art down at Ability Arts (although it mostly is!) The group love going on social outings too and last year funded some of their activities by signing up for Containers for Change. “When Containers for Change came out, we thought that would be a great opportunity to make some extra money,” adds Elli. “I think the Ability Arts really speaks to the multiple connections and how we really connect with the community down there,” says Louise. Dan agrees. “What we're trying to do in the Peel area and then beyond is replicate the sort of local way of working that we've heard about today in other places. And that's really the plan,” says Dan. Credits: Podcast Hosts: Dan Minchin and Louise Forster Opening Voiceover: Ryan Burke Opening Music: “Wattlebird” by Dylan Hatton Music Interviewee: Elli Moody, Facilitator Social Support Group, Chorus Ability Arts, Mandurah Producer/Editor: Judith Hatton Executive Producer: Meaghan Ferries Audio editing: Matthew Clark Artwork: Maddie Bull Mentioned in this episode: Chorus Ability Arts John Tonkin Education Support Centre Selfie Portrait Exhibition City of Mandurah Containers for change As We Are Art Award

12月26日（土）後半にお届けした作品： 8 Groove Merchant #GrooveMerchant / Fu-fu Genka（2019年のアルバム「Ichthyology」から） 9 Mamiko Watanabe #渡辺麻美子 / Different Angles（2017年のアルバム「Flying Without Wings」から） 10 Eishin Nose #野瀬栄進 / Northern Spirit （2018年のNorthern Lights THE GATEコンサートから） 11 Hitomi Yamakami #ヤマカミヒトミ / Green Heart（2015年のアルバム「As We Are」から） 12 Davy Mooney … Continue reading →

In this episode, Sim talks to Hanna Andersen, Leadership Coach, and Founder of AS WE ARE. She’s on a mission to increase diversity in leadership at organisations across the world. They had a wonderful conversation about having more diversity and inclusion in leadership positions, being who you truly are at work, and being happy with what you do.   Doors to the programme Purposeful are open! Purposeful is the foundations to living and working on purpose. It’s an online course plus unlimited email support from Sim personally. Find out more HERE.   I’ve turned my five-day Find Your Why Experience into an online workshop and guess what? It's FREE. Click HERE to find out more and uncover your own unique answer to  the question: “What's my why?”   And if you’re interested in the membership programme, the doors are finally open for the first few founding members. Find out more HERE.   Follow Sim on Instagram   Follow Hanna on Instagram

I‘m often asked how my team mate Emily, and I have built a good dynamic, and while it’s not completely accidental it’s something that I want to ensure continues and develops as the business grows. While I can say from my experience what I think has helped contribute to that working relationship I asked Hanna, founder of As We Are, to join me to share some of her expertise as a leadership coach.  We dig into what creates a good company culture and how to implement it to make a positive work place for yourself, your team and even your freelancers. It’s easy to assume company culture relates to bigger organisations or corporate companies, but actually how we want people to feel when they work with us is a key factor in growing and sustaining our business.  Being intentional about the culture of your business means you can make sure it’s aligned with your values and your vision - and it’s not just about free snacks and bean bags.  Hanna has so much knowledge on the requirements that need to be met to create a happy and safe work place, which highlighted to me how team culture is actually a foundational piece of building your business. As my business grows and shifts, Emily and I are looking at how we want our roles in the business to feel and defining that company culture, so welcome to the first sneak peak behind the scenes as we start to lay the future foundations! _____ STAY CONNECTED Alice (aka me) | Instagram| Website| Podcast Hanna | Website | Instagram 

Ooooft today's a goodie! We were joined by the wonderful Hanna, founder of As We Are, leadership coach and diversity champion. We chatted all about how to ensure you're a good leader, both if you've got employees or work with freelancers, but also how to be a good leader if you're a founder in a company of one. As a duo who've both been employed & employed, we had so many wonderful lightbulb moments!  @asweare.uk https://www.asweare.org.uk/

The Jesus Saves Ministry 1007 W. Arlington Blvd Greenville, NC 27834 www.tjsm.org  E-Mail: gojesusnow@aol.com Audio now 24/7: 1-605-781-9704 Church: 252-214.0799 Pastor, Apostle Lonnie Stocks   Matthew 11:27-30 (KJV) 27  All things are delivered unto me of my Father: and no man knoweth the Son, but the Father; neither knoweth any man the Father, save the Son, and he to whomsoever the Son will reveal him. 28  Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. 29  Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls. 30  For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.

Female networking and women only groups have played a big role in my business. Through these communities I’ve made friends, built my business and found a support network. However, since starting this podcast I’ve always wanted to explore if female only spaces are part of the problem, or part of the solution. It’s a big topic & not always comfortable subject to dig into, so when I met Hanna I knew she was the perfect co-host for this episode. Hanna is a leadership coach and founder of As We Are, a platform to promote diversity in senior leadership through coaching and workshops. Together we look at the pro’s and con’s of female spaces, the power that comes from female groups, as well as some of the complex issues that can arise from this.  I’d love to know your thoughts on this one as there’s a lot to say and as ever, we’ve only started the conversation. _____ STAY CONNECTED Alice (aka me) | Instagram| Website| Podcast Hanna | Instagram  Enough Leaning In. Let's Tell Men To Lean Out - NY Times  Edited by Emily Osborne  

Championing Rachel Zapata's initiative - As We Are. Rachel wants to make a difference and she's taken the first steps. We chat about why, what's behind it and how people can get involved.

I feel this testimonial will bless you, it’s a good account of how God can do amazing things in your life. If you have time to check this episode of the “Worship Cafe Inspirational Radio Show” please take the time investment, also share it with everyone you know, family, co-workers, friends, and pass it forward on your social media networks such as twitter, and Facebook.You can contact Dale Vaughn from As We Are at the link below, Please go by and say hello to them. The main​ place to connect with Dale Vaughn:Website: https://www.ravenfaithrecords.com/band/11Band Website: https://www.asweareband.com/homeAll music is on iTunes, Amazon, and wherever digital music is streaming or purchasableGod Bless You and have a beautiful dayKen TownshendHosts: Mary Phillips & Ken TownshendShow: Worship Cafe Inspirations Radio Show​

I feel this testimonial will bless you, it’s a good account of how God can do amazing things in your life. If you have time to check this episode of the “Worship Cafe Inspirational Radio Show” please take the time investment, also share it with everyone you know, family, co-workers, friends, and pass it forward on your social media networks such as twitter, and Facebook. You can contact Dale Vaughn from As We Are at the link below, Please go by and say hello to them. The main​ place to connect with Dale Vaughn: Website: https://www.ravenfaithrecords.com/band/11 Band Website: https://www.asweareband.com/home All music is on iTunes, Amazon, and wherever digital music is streaming or purchasable God Bless You and have a beautiful day Ken Townshend Hosts: Mary Phillips & Ken Townshend Show: Worship Cafe Inspirations Radio Show​

In this episode we do a year end review of some of the best music released in 2018! Artists such as Alexander Fairchild, No Lost Cause, Matthew Thiessen & The Earthquakes and so much more fantastic songs and artists!

What a show you missed this week!!! This one will go down in the history books.....for me anyway!! The legends known as Taxi Joe came in for a live session and made some beautiful noise! This is one not to be missed. The tracks this week were outstanding from the likes of Slackrr, DENOVA, Three From Above, Tom Lumley, The Covasettes, handstand parade, TEN FÉ, Only Sun, As We Are, 12 Hour Avenue, The Luka State, Cleargreen, Ned Dylan, Gon von Zola, Hannah Renton Music, 1 0 0 1, Giovanna, Sydney Rutherford, Olivia Castriota, Katie Palmer Music and Rory Gillanders Music. If you love QUALITY NEW MUSIC from Unsigned and Emerging Artists, then this is definitely for you. So give it a spin and enjoy (nearly) two hours of cracking free entertainment.

The “As We Are” Digital Sculpture at the Columbus Convention Center is a dazzling 14-foot human head housing a photo booth. This design, the brainchild of Associate Professor of Design and Advertising at Columbus College of Art and Design Matthew Mohr, takes up to 32 photos simultaneously so one can exit the photo booth and see a display of their own face lit up by 850,000 LEDs.   Design Communications Ltd., a company team known for partnering with architects and designers, was selected to develop this project along with Matthew Mohr. Jeff Grantz, Director of Creative Technologies at Design Communications Ltd., joins us on this episode to elaborate on the Digital Signage Story behind “As We Are,” which won a Silver APEX Award this year at Digital Signage Expo. For more case study information about this incredible project, click here. Subscribe to our show on iTunes, Apple Podcast, and here on DigitalSignageConnection.com. Want to chat more about this episode? Join the conversation by connecting with us on social media.  Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook

Everyone needs to feel loved and accepted AS WE ARE. That can be easier said than done. We are often ashamed of our weakness and shortcomings. In this episode learn how you can start feeling more loved and accepted TODAY!

Karmic Reckoning.Core Soul Medicine Path Reversals.Galactic Upgrades and Downloads.My trip to California was, um... productive to say the least.I’m still foggy-headed and mid-integration (at best) with the shifts that have taken place.I can feel the security-needing, ego part of my self that would prefer to be able to contain this expansion and control its sharing with the world.And also the newly liberated Soul parts of me that are freshly meeting the outer edges of my Being.The shattering of old identities still sparkling shards of brokenness around me, while newly healed and Returned pieces gain purchase in the emergent spaces.I’ve learned some things about Containment in this latest round of Soul Alchemy.The hidden places of holding it in, holding it together, shielding, protecting, controlling.I fancied myself transparent and free. An open book.And I was. And I am.And… as always, there is More.On Wild Soul Medicine Radio today, I am coming in my intimate newness.I am not sure the changes will translate. But I am compelled to offer Who I Am - in this moment and all moments.In these times, there isn’t room for anything less.I invite you to join me if you are feeling tender, uncertain, or shy.Turbulent or challenged, scattered or scared.Let’s show up As We Are and share the Medicine of Wild Souls in process.I will meet you there.

Karmic Reckoning.Core Soul Medicine Path Reversals.Galactic Upgrades and Downloads.My trip to California was, um... productive to say the least.I’m still foggy-headed and mid-integration (at best) with the shifts that have taken place.I can feel the security-needing, ego part of my self that would prefer to be able to contain this expansion and control its sharing with the world.And also the newly liberated Soul parts of me that are freshly meeting the outer edges of my Being.The shattering of old identities still sparkling shards of brokenness around me, while newly healed and Returned pieces gain purchase in the emergent spaces.I’ve learned some things about Containment in this latest round of Soul Alchemy.The hidden places of holding it in, holding it together, shielding, protecting, controlling.I fancied myself transparent and free. An open book.And I was. And I am.And… as always, there is More.On Wild Soul Medicine Radio today, I am coming in my intimate newness.I am not sure the changes will translate. But I am compelled to offer Who I Am - in this moment and all moments.In these times, there isn’t room for anything less.I invite you to join me if you are feeling tender, uncertain, or shy.Turbulent or challenged, scattered or scared.Let’s show up As We Are and share the Medicine of Wild Souls in process.I will meet you there.

Karmic Reckoning. Core Soul Medicine Path Reversals. Galactic Upgrades and Downloads. My trip to California was, um... productive to say the least. I’m still foggy-headed and mid-integration (at best) with the shifts that have taken place. I can feel the security-needing, ego part of my self that would prefer to be able to contain this expansion and control its sharing with the world. And also the newly liberated Soul parts of me that are freshly meeting the outer edges of my Being. The shattering of old identities still sparkling shards of brokenness around me, while newly healed and Returned pieces gain purchase in the emergent spaces. I’ve learned some things about Containment in this latest round of Soul Alchemy. The hidden places of holding it in, holding it together, shielding, protecting, controlling. I fancied myself transparent and free. An open book. And I was. And I am. And… as always, there is More. On Wild Soul Medicine Radio today, I am coming in my intimate newness. I am not sure the changes will translate. But I am compelled to offer Who I Am - in this moment and all moments. In these times, there isn’t room for anything less. I invite you to join me if you are feeling tender, uncertain, or shy. Turbulent or challenged, scattered or scared. Let’s show up As We Are and share the Medicine of Wild Souls in process. I will meet you there.

Karmic Reckoning.Core Soul Medicine Path Reversals.Galactic Upgrades and Downloads.My trip to California was, um... productive to say the least.I’m still foggy-headed and mid-integration (at best) with the shifts that have taken place.I can feel the security-needing, ego part of my self that would prefer to be able to contain this expansion and control its sharing with the world.And also the newly liberated Soul parts of me that are freshly meeting the outer edges of my Being.The shattering of old identities still sparkling shards of brokenness around me, while newly healed and Returned pieces gain purchase in the emergent spaces.I’ve learned some things about Containment in this latest round of Soul Alchemy.The hidden places of holding it in, holding it together, shielding, protecting, controlling.I fancied myself transparent and free. An open book.And I was. And I am.And… as always, there is More.On Wild Soul Medicine Radio today, I am coming in my intimate newness.I am not sure the changes will translate. But I am compelled to offer Who I Am - in this moment and all moments.In these times, there isn’t room for anything less.I invite you to join me if you are feeling tender, uncertain, or shy.Turbulent or challenged, scattered or scared.Let’s show up As We Are and share the Medicine of Wild Souls in process.I will meet you there.

       “For we do not have a high priest who is unable to sympathize with our weaknesses, but one who in every respect, (in all points, faced all of the same testings) has been tempted as we are, yet without sin.”    ... The post Podcast 84: Our Savior Was Tempted In Every Point, As We Are appeared first on Building Faith Families.

Welcome to our interview segment of The Tour Bus Music Show. On this episode we will feature Winbourne from Baton Rouge, Louisiana. We caught up with the band short after they returned from their performance at South By Southwest (SXSW) in Austin, Texas. Winbourne was kind enough to take some time away from their rehearsals at the Healing Place Dream Center in Baton Rouge and let us in on what has been going on with the group, their collective history, information on their current EP and the upcoming release later this year of their full length LP.  Our interview is about 1 ½ hours in length including music and was interesting, entertaining, and informative. Over the course of the interview we feature four songs off of their 2010 EP entitled “As We Are”. The songs we feature are (In order): “Let Me Love You, Street Signs, Easy and What Were You Thinking”. The background music in the beginning of the interview is an instrumental version of “Retrospect” We were not only impressed with their music, but with each of them. Their personalities, charm, and genuineness as individuals made the interview a pleasure in itself. We at Audios Maximus Media Network recommend that you make the opportunity to see them live as well as purchasing and adding their music to your collection. They are defiantly worth hearing time and again. Links to their sites online are: www.winbournemusic.com www.youtube.com/winbournevideo www.twitter.com/#!/winbournemusic www.ilike.com/artist/winbourne www.facebook.com/winbournemusic?ref=tf www.winbournemusic.tumblr.com www.myspace.com/winbournemusic Their EP is available at many music retailers online including Amazon and iTunes. ***Winbourne was founded in 2008 and has been setting their audiences on fire with their energy, talent, and passion for what they do. Music…and they do it well. Jordan, Chris (Doogie), Matt, Torrance and Terry are committed to their craft and it shows in everything they do. In our research on local music acts the first thing that drew us to the group was their music. It was positive, well written, masterfully arranged & produced. Winbourne has been featured in The City Social, Tiger Weekly, The LSU Daily Reveille, 225 Magazine, and The Advocate. The band’s sound can be described as as alternative rock. Winbourne entered the Baton Rouge music scene by storm playing at every popular local venue including Chelsea’s, The Varsity and college gigs not to mention they have joined forces with other popular local bands such as Jake Smith. With a rapidly growing fan base flocking to its Myspace, Twitter, and Facebook web pages, Winbourne has received avid local support of their originals. Fans’ favorites include “Easy,” “Let Me Love You,” and “Street Signs”. Fresh out of the studio the band’s focus is spreading their music to the world on their new pilot EP album “As We Are”. The six track record is now available on iTunes and at live shows. Their loyal south Louisiana fan base now spreads outwards in hot response to their EP and enthralling live performance. Winbourne is preparing to get back in the studio to release a full length LP in the spring of 2011. In the mean time they continue to play locally and regionally as well as prepare for stage time in a slew of music festivals within the southeastern U.S. Whether blasting their live performances from the stage or rocking their “As We Are” EP through your own speakers, Winbourne will inspire you to Live Loud. ***Used with permission. From the group’s web site at: www.winbournemusic.com