Podcasts about The Audreys

After a 10-year break, The Audreys are back — and founding member Taasha Coates joins Tamzyn and Monika for a soulful chat about the band's new album Ruin & Repair. Taasha opens up about turning... LEARN MORE The post The Audreys' Taasha Coates on Grief, Gigs & Guitar Strings appeared first on JOY Breakfast.

Today we are joined by Audrey, one the co- Founders of The Polyfloss Factory. The company's main goal is to reduce plastic waste and to transform it into a valuable and unique new resource by inventing a machine inspired by the principle of candy floss making, to recycle plastic waste. The technology turns plastic waste into fibre that can be used for insulation, packaging, textiles and moulded plastic pieces. We have a huge interest in sustainability as we have discussed in many of our previous episodes, so Audreys business is incredibly fascinating to us.Audrey met her fellow founders on the masters program Innovation Engineering Design course at the Royal College of Arts & Imperial College London and is now a teacher there herself! She initially trained in fashion and has worked as a designer in several companies such as Alexander Mcqueen and Jean Paul Gaultier working in haute couture.  Audrey tells us some stories from her time in this world from seeing the beginning of 3D printing and digital embroidery technology, also getting the chance to design and dress Lady Gaga with her innovative and technology led fashion. She gained amazing creative skills and had some incredible experiences but felt this wasn't the career for her, Audrey wanted to design for purpose and to help people.The Polyfloss family was formed after realising the amazing chemistry the four founders had bringing together engineering, material science and industrial design coupled with their curiosity about each other skills led to a great family dynamic with no hidden agendas. Audrey and the team spent years learning all about plastic - she even conducted her own experiments in her kitchen much to her flat mates dismay!  For more than 6 years they developed their technology and used it for educational workshops, exhibitions and tests. The team were so determined to get the Polyfloss name out there that at points they even slept in the exhibition space when they couldn't afford a hotel!We ask Audrey how this machine can be applied or used in the retail industry. One of the biggest issues we've found as Buyers wanting to work with recyclable materials and more sustainable options. We discuss how retailers need to be making conscious decisions without putting the pressure on the buying team to ‘make up the money'. Audrey tells us all about how the Polyfloss Factory is currently developing a brand new and easy-to use mini Polyfloss machine for Fablabs, R&D centres, associations and anyone wishing to tackle plastic on a small scale.Our takeaways:The team's patience and passion during years of trial and test, highlight the importance of staying true to your values, continuously learning, and challenging your thinking. Collaboration across diverse skills often leads to the best solutions. the polyfloss story reminds us of the power of working together.It's inspiring to be surrounded by the next generation. They bring hope with fresh ideas and a strong determination to drive positive changeThis episode is an incredible educational and inspirational listen. Watch this space and find out more about how to work with, support and purchase the machines at https://www.thepolyflossfactory.com. If you've liked this episode please rate, follow, subscribe and share :) - and if you already have, thank you!Follow us @buyingandbeyond on Instagram Send us a DM with any 'Retail Therapy' storiesFind out more about us www.buyingandbeyond.com

AUDREY and I chat all things Self love, self growth, forgiveness and family dynamics.... 00:00 Introduction and Reclaiming Power 02:16 Breaking Free from Societal Expectations 05:30 Family Dynamics and Reclaiming Power 08:02 Taking a Step Back and Setting Boundaries 11:23 Forgiveness and Healing Generational Patterns 19:05 Embracing Your True Self and Rejecting Societal Molds 22:24 The Importance of Individuality and Self-Acceptance 26:08 Rediscovering Yourself and Making Choices for You 28:18 The Power of Positive Self-Talk and Reprogramming Limiting Beliefs 31:20 The Importance of a Supportive Community 36:09 Hosting Retreats and Virtual Programs for Personal Growth 43:02 The Meaning of Rising and Embracing Personal Growth Find Audrey on IG https://www.instagram.com/helloaudreyrose/ Check out Audreys upcoming retreats http://www.helloaudreyrose.com/retreat Audreys 6 day FREE challenge http://www.helloaudreyrose.com/challenge Join HER now ( dm me on IG https://www.instagram.com/breathewithkyla/ or the 2025 Waitlist https://www.kylagagnon.com/her-waitlist

No car insurance for Audrey because of where she lives - has that happened to anyone else?...Road Safety - its down to all of us - not just drivers - even pedestrians have a role to play....Jailing politicians for telling lies - we're gonna need a bigger prison & lots more Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Somehow - through all the highs and lows; the Abbys, Eves, and Audreys; love triangles, fist fights, and boat crashes; film school and a Lennon-era; “it's just lipstick,” friendchem, and chemchem - we have arrived here. The series finale of Dawson Screek.Season 6, Episode 24 - “Must Come to an End”From streaming: As the seriousness of Jen's condition becomes apparent, Dawson and his friends seek to resolve their longstanding differences.

durée : 00:52:25 - La Battle des Fêlés : Audreys Joumas, Romain Chauvière & Florent Dubois (09/04/24)

Episode Notes Welcome to Alone at the Table. I'm glad you're here. In this episode, Audrey and I play Greg Stolze's Dueling Fops of Vindamere. You can check out the game and other works at Crankshaft Constellation. Regular episodes are back starting January 11th! Content Warnings: cockfighting dueling death Music for this episode: Alive by Lunareh Moonshot Pins available! Check out other Moonshot Podcasts! Find out more at https://alone-at-the-table.pinecast.co Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/alone-at-the-table/aa57bba2-731c-489b-a5d1-2510783b7253

3Com's Ergo Audrey was an internet appliance, released in 2000 and discontinued 7 months later. Designed by Don Fotsch and Ray Winninger, Audrey was intended to be part of a family of devices, each serving a specific room in the house. The kitchen was their initial focus "Internet Snacking" - lightweight web browsing in a home setting. Audrey had a touchscreen LCD interface and came equipped with a stylus. It was powered by a 200 MHz Geode GX1 CPU, with 16 MB of flash ROM and 32 MB of RAM, a modem, two USB ports, and a CompactFlash socket for connectivity. Available in colors like "linen", "meadow", "ocean", "slate", and "sunshine". Named in honor of Audrey Hepburn. 3Com discontinued Audrey in June 2001. The hardware hacker community embraced the leftover Audreys, discovering exploits and modifying the device for their own needs. Despite its short lifespan, Audrey's innovative design and functionality made it a unique piece of internet appliance history. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3Com_Audrey #3Com #3ComAudrey #InternetAppliance #RetroTech #Retro

The local 'farm girl' tells Danny Painter the story of how she found herself making music in one of the most competitive markets in the world! And, it involves tequila! Her new single, Miami is an end of summer song that we are going to love! Listen to them chat about the single, and maybe even a South African visit here!

Sie gilt als Sinnbild von Anmut und Weiblichkeit: Audrey Hepburn. Doch die Oscar-Preisträgerin war weit mehr als eine Schauspielerin oder StilIkone. In ihrer Funktion als Sonderbotschafterin des UN-Kinderhilfswerks setzte sie sich für die Armen und Vergessenen ein. Dieser umfangreiche Bildband erzählt in seltenen Fotografien und klassischen Porträts ihren Werdegang. Er zeigt sie am Set, beschreibt ihre großen Erfolge wie etwa „Ein Herz und eine Krone“ und widmet sich ihrer engen Zusammenarbeit mit dem Pariser Couturier Hubert de Givenchy zu dessen Schöpfung sie bemerkte: „Das sind die einzigen Kleider, in denen ich ich selbst bin.“Quelle: Verlagstext

Brand new online show for Edinburgh Fringe Online Audrey's Art Club Bit.ly/AudreysClub

Hiii my Angels Xx Welcome to another episode of For You From Eve! We are back with another amazing guest today: Audrey Feyz and we talk all about how to stop identifying with our sickness, finding our way through Christ, our healing journey, gut health, morning rituals, and more. Audrey talks about what she does to heal her gut between mouth rinsing with coconut oil, to meditating with Bible verses for her health. We touch on so many deep topics about removing the word anxiety from our vocabulary, tough love, and at home remedies to start healing your gut. Make sure you check out Audreys social's for more wellness + health tips @audreyfeyz ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡ My Socials: My Website: foryoufromeve.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/foryoufromeve/?hl=en Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClf7iRwyKb-j2xqWMLUVybg Amazon Storefront: https://www.amazon.com/shop/influencer-e333d6b9 Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@oliviaeveshabo?lang=en MUSIC: Prod by Matthew J BetterHelp if you are struggling with an ED or other Mental Health: https://www.betterhelp.com/FROMEVE Be Kind, Xx

"Hallelujah! Holy S#!+! Where's the Tylenol?" It's that time of year again and so we are covering the classic comedy Christmas Vacation. Along the way well, we talk a lot about all the Vacation movies and the paradox of multiple Audreys and Rustys. Plus the Old Navy commercials. All this and more!! Instagram discord Facebook projectgenxpod@gmail.com  

A great episode today… Kids were alive and awake, talking about picture day, Audreys attempt at the train game, and the zoo that is traffic on the way to school --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Episode 64: Don't Change... It's rare that a song that eked into the Billboard Charts at number 80 in 1982 could still some 39 years later still have such a profound effect. The epic sounds, soaring vocals, and lyrical refrain have made the song rock n roll royalty with it inspiring Bruce Springsteen, No Doubt, Everclear, Grinspoon, AFI, and The Audreys amidst many to cover it. A song that still sounds vital and fresh thanks largely to Mark Opitz's timeless production. A song that still elicits the heart, mind, and soul to invest in every line. A song that truly still enables an emotional connection each time it plays on the radio. So, this week we dig deep into just what, why, and how this song has become the classic weapon in INXS' catalogue and share its greatness to you, our listeners. Love and peace!   Please sign the petition at  http://inductinxs.com to help get INXS nominated into the ROCK & ROLL HALL of FAME, where they belong.    If you would like to support the show then why not buy us a virtual coffee, by becoming a Patron and helping us continue to grow and become better.  Paypal donations welcome To become a Patron/ subscriber then check out our different levels and see which one suits you.  https://patron.podbean.com/INXSAccessAllAreas or visit our website for more info wwwinxsaccessallareas.com 

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Audrey Ducas shares about coming out of your spiritual closet and reclaiming yourself as an artist You’ll also hear about: Being a living flowing vessel for creativity How Human Design helped Audrey to know herself more deeply Making space for discipline in your creative practice    ♥♥♥ Join The Earth Speak Collective Membership! Join like-hearted folks in a sacred container and community where you'll: Connect deeply to yourself, others, nature & spirit Learn to trust your intuition Activate your Earth magic Expand your healing & divination skills Put your intuition into practice in everyday life Stop feeling lonely on your spiritual path Embody & express your creative power & truths Experience safe space without agenda or judgment   When you join the Collective, you get access to all of our past workshops, any live workshops happening while you're a member, live weekly energetic reset calls, monthly community rituals, all the secret episodes, member-run meetups to explore magical topics, and a lively members only forum (that's not on FB!). ▶▶▶ Learn more and sign up for the Collective membership here: https://www.earthspeak.love/collective ***** Audrey is a textile artist and spiritual teacher based on the Oregonian coast. Originally from Provence, France, she keeps consciously breaking the rules of her classical textile training. Her willingness to allow for un-woven spaces, to weave outside of the warp, and to take detours and get intimate with abstract details reflects her drive to explore deeply one's inner landscape and its duality. Audrey sees weaving as a conversation between the permanent and the impermanent, the organized and the chaotic, stillness and playfulness, and the unshakable verticality of the earth-divine plane (steady warp) against the horizontality of the human plane (dynamic weft). The pieces become stories of an instinctual nature where the occasional twist and turns of the weft bring emotions, questions and perhaps understanding to the surface. We are delighted and excited to share that Audrey will be teaching a workshop with us in May 2021, on Intuitive Weaving: Finding Structure Within Creativity. In this workshop we will be crafting a one-of-a-kind art piece alongside Audrey, embarking on a journey through the realms of your mind, emotions, and spirit. Join us and discover a practical skill that you can return to, to slow down, find calm and presence.   In this episode, we talk about: Intuitive tantric weaving On being a nomad of both the Earth-plane and the Universe On the different ways of being Why we are all innately creative beings On being protective of your inner world Being seen on your creative journey On being a living flowing vessel for creativity Reclaiming yourself as an artist On weaving stories into being  Cultivating creativity in the everyday On changing and adapting like the nature of a tree How Human Design helped Audrey to know herself more deeply On the vulnerability of creativity  On weaving as a physical manifestation of flow On going steady with your guides and helpers How Audrey works with Camellia Sinensis Sacred adornment On the social and environmental impacts of the textile industry Deconstructing our ways of knowing Audrey shares her process for choosing sustainable yarn On creating with materials that have soul Audrey’s upcoming workshop with Earth Speak And more!   Secret Episodes! Get past Secret Episodes at https://www.earthspeak.love/secret.   Links: Join the Earth Speak Collective Membership at https://www.earthspeak.love/collective Learn more about Audreys offerings at audreyweaves.com Connect with Audrey on Instagram @audrey.weaves Connect with Audrey on Facebook @audrey.weaves Join us in the Intuitive Weaving workshop www.earthspeak.love/intuitive-weaving Get the secret episodes at https://www.earthspeak.love/secret    References: Blue-collar https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue-collar_worker Tantric https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tantra Yarn https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yarn Warp and weft https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warp_and_weft Human Design https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_Design Camellia sinensis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camellia_sinensis   Ayahuasca https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ayahuasca Episode 34 with Christi Johnson https://www.earthspeak.love/shows-1/christi-johnson-34 Secret Episode with Christi Johnson https://www.earthspeak.love/secret-episodes-blog/secret-episode-christi-johnson-2 Natal chart https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natal_astrology Tea ceremony https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tea_ceremony     ► Get the free guide to vulnerability that creates heart-centered connection and helps Earth-loving spiritual seekers go from feeling alone on their path to having a sense of belonging where they're seen, heard, and accepted in their truths. ► Leave us a written review on iTunes, and get shouted out on the show! Theme music is “It’s Easier” by Scarlet Crow http://www.scarletcrow.org/ and “Meeting Again” by Emily Sprague  https://mlesprg.info/ ► Join the Earth Speak Collective Membership at https://www.earthspeak.love/collective Follow Earth Speak on Instagram and tag us when you share @earthspeak https://www.instagram.com/earthspeak

Audrey Ducas shares about coming out of your spiritual closet and reclaiming yourself as an artist You’ll also hear about: Being a living flowing vessel for creativity How Human Design helped Audrey to know herself more deeply Making space for discipline in your creative practice    ♥♥♥ Join The Earth Speak Collective Membership! Join like-hearted folks in a sacred container and community where you'll: Connect deeply to yourself, others, nature & spirit Learn to trust your intuition Activate your Earth magic Expand your healing & divination skills Put your intuition into practice in everyday life Stop feeling lonely on your spiritual path Embody & express your creative power & truths Experience safe space without agenda or judgment   When you join the Collective, you get access to all of our past workshops, any live workshops happening while you're a member, live weekly energetic reset calls, monthly community rituals, all the secret episodes, member-run meetups to explore magical topics, and a lively members only forum (that's not on FB!). ▶▶▶ Learn more and sign up for the Collective membership here: https://www.earthspeak.love/collective ***** Audrey is a textile artist and spiritual teacher based on the Oregonian coast. Originally from Provence, France, she keeps consciously breaking the rules of her classical textile training. Her willingness to allow for un-woven spaces, to weave outside of the warp, and to take detours and get intimate with abstract details reflects her drive to explore deeply one's inner landscape and its duality. Audrey sees weaving as a conversation between the permanent and the impermanent, the organized and the chaotic, stillness and playfulness, and the unshakable verticality of the earth-divine plane (steady warp) against the horizontality of the human plane (dynamic weft). The pieces become stories of an instinctual nature where the occasional twist and turns of the weft bring emotions, questions and perhaps understanding to the surface. We are delighted and excited to share that Audrey will be teaching a workshop with us in May 2021, on Intuitive Weaving: Finding Structure Within Creativity. In this workshop we will be crafting a one-of-a-kind art piece alongside Audrey, embarking on a journey through the realms of your mind, emotions, and spirit. Join us and discover a practical skill that you can return to, to slow down, find calm and presence.   In this episode, we talk about: Intuitive tantric weaving On being a nomad of both the Earth-plane and the Universe On the different ways of being Why we are all innately creative beings On being protective of your inner world Being seen on your creative journey On being a living flowing vessel for creativity Reclaiming yourself as an artist On weaving stories into being  Cultivating creativity in the everyday On changing and adapting like the nature of a tree How Human Design helped Audrey to know herself more deeply On the vulnerability of creativity  On weaving as a physical manifestation of flow On going steady with your guides and helpers How Audrey works with Camellia Sinensis Sacred adornment On the social and environmental impacts of the textile industry Deconstructing our ways of knowing Audrey shares her process for choosing sustainable yarn On creating with materials that have soul Audrey’s upcoming workshop with Earth Speak And more!   Secret Episodes! Get past Secret Episodes at https://www.earthspeak.love/secret.   Links: Join the Earth Speak Collective Membership at https://www.earthspeak.love/collective Learn more about Audreys offerings at audreyweaves.com Connect with Audrey on Instagram @audrey.weaves Connect with Audrey on Facebook @audrey.weaves Join us in the Intuitive Weaving workshop www.earthspeak.love/intuitive-weaving Get the secret episodes at https://www.earthspeak.love/secret    References: Blue-collar https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue-collar_worker Tantric https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tantra Yarn https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yarn Warp and weft https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warp_and_weft Human Design https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_Design Camellia sinensis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camellia_sinensis   Ayahuasca https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ayahuasca Episode 34 with Christi Johnson https://www.earthspeak.love/shows-1/christi-johnson-34 Secret Episode with Christi Johnson https://www.earthspeak.love/secret-episodes-blog/secret-episode-christi-johnson-2 Natal chart https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natal_astrology Tea ceremony https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tea_ceremony     ► Get the free guide to vulnerability that creates heart-centered connection and helps Earth-loving spiritual seekers go from feeling alone on their path to having a sense of belonging where they're seen, heard, and accepted in their truths. ► Leave us a written review on iTunes, and get shouted out on the show! Theme music is “It’s Easier” by Scarlet Crow http://www.scarletcrow.org/ and “Meeting Again” by Emily Sprague  https://mlesprg.info/ ► Join the Earth Speak Collective Membership at https://www.earthspeak.love/collective Follow Earth Speak on Instagram and tag us when you share @earthspeak https://www.instagram.com/earthspeak

https://alara.at/show/ https://alara.at/show/audrey4/ Please join Audrey Lightlanguage and me live today as we talk about The Heart is the KEY and the WAY and so much more, as well as live Q&A and processes. The Heart is the KEY and the WAY, the importance of tending to your essence as you release and upgrade to be in resonance with the NEW NEW operating systems as you build a bridge to your future self by releasing the old. On this call you will learn: - The importance of working with energy and setting oneself free from the old energy ties and agreements . - The importance of being freed from parasitic energy attachments and entities . - The power to assist not only yourself but your generations in both directions and ancestral issues - The importance of healing the heart and releasing what needs to be released to open it once again and reaching to the inner child for healing - No longer having to walk through the shadow over and over but instead to have a new quantum fast track through Audreys work that reaches thousands of lives in one session with releasing and upgrades upon multidimensional levels for a true depth of healing - Audrey brings through The MOTHER , the primordial plasmic point of creation that birth all life through it which is the womb of all creation to help nourish you and strengthen you upon your journey throughout creation - You will get to talk to the BEINGS OF LIGHT a collective that many can feel as they talk with them - Audrey will share some of her work with the languages of light and the language of the Akash that isn't a reading but a clearing and a rewrite helping you to be in resonance with the higher octaves and so paths of potentials open to one in resonance with them . - Audrey will also introduce us to her sacred key code number work that are numbers that weave codes of energy for healing and upgrades as well as when a client has a session and gets their own list they then come away with them as a tool to use themselves to access the energy through the codes of numbers 100s long .

Living with Ovarian Cancer' is a Podcast full of inspiring stories told by Women or their loved ones, who themselves have lived with, or are still living with Ovarian Cancer. Each Woman's story is a gift; unique and is told from the heart in their own words. I am your host, Diane Evans-Wood. In this episode I am honoured to be talking to Audrey Oldham who was diagnosed with Breast Cancer initially after a routine mammogram. She later developed Ovarian Cancer that was completely unconnected to the Breast Cancer. Audrey describes what made her see her GP after having bowel issues for a while that she thought was IBS. Audrey has been through such a lot since her Husband died at the age of 44, but she tells me how she stays positive and how she adapts to change. Audrey keeps a Blog on FaceBook, which I have added a link to for anyone wanting to keep up with her news. Audrey describes a therapy that she has been having called Hyperbaric Oxygen which helps her to stay well. It was lovely to chat to Audrey; she was so full of positivity and has adapted to many changes by embracing life. Here is a link to Audreys Blog: https://www.facebook.com/Audreys-blog-living-with-incurable-cancer-107176714247631 Thank you so much for listening to ‘Living with Ovarian Cancer'. If you want to get in touch with me or you would like to tell your own story on this Podcast about living with Ovarian Cancer, please email diane.evanswood@gmail.com You can find more information about me on my website by following this link: https://dianeevanswood.wordpress.com My sincere gratitude to Gary and Ruthie Colcombe who continue to carry out all the editing and uploading of each episode of this Podcast. I couldn't have managed without them! You can find their Podcasts here http://celticmythpodshow.com and https://inbedwithadruid.com Intro and outro music is called ‘Waltz for the little mermaid' by Meidi Goh. To read more about Meidi please follow this link http://meidigoh.com Before you go, please don't forget to click ‘subscribe' to this Podcast so that you don't miss future episodes and also if you could leave a rating, I'd be very grateful. Disclaimer: Each story in this Podcast is unique to the woman who is telling it. The content of each episode and the views expressed are not meant to be a substitute for medical advice or intervention. You will hear stories of women who sought alternative therapies, integrated oncology services or even choosing to decline treatment options. However, this is their story, and I am not advocating that you follow the path of any one woman who features in the podcast. If you have a diagnosis of Ovarian Cancer, please make sure that you discuss anything that is going to affect your treatment or wellbeing with your own Medical team. You are unique and so what's right for one woman may not be right for you!

I had a lovely message from a listener recently who told me she really enjoyed listening to the podcast but was divorce a key theme to my guests. It hasn't been a conscious decision but I guess as divorce figures for the over 40's is increasing in the UK it is a reflection of todays society. I know from my own experience of getting divorced at 40 how difficult it can be but I hope this interview inspires you and helps you look forward to a more positive life with new possibilities. Audrey Zeitoun is a life coach that helps women re-discover themselves after break ups or divorce and shared some helpful advice for those in the midst of it right now. I know from my own experience of getting divorced at 40 how difficult it can be but I hope this interview inspires you and helps you look forward to a more positive life with new possibilities. Subjects covered- Audreys own experience of divorce Learning to heal Rediscovering yourself after divorce Building confidence Seeking help The next chapter- Embracing new beginnings and possibilities. Opening your heart to new love To find out more about Audreys services https://www.audreyzcoaching.com You can also find Audrey on Instagram and Facebook Don't forget to subscribe to the new Out of the Bubble podcast website to keep updated www.outofthebubblepodcast.com and find me on Instagram @rachelperu1 and Facebook @stepoutofthebubble Have you joined the Time To Shine Facebook group yet? I'll be back next week to share some more inspiration In the meantime.... Keep being fabulous! Rachel x (Background music credited to Scott Holmes - Our Big Adventure.) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/outofthebubble/message

Brett Canning is a musician based in norther NSW, Australia. He has performed and/or recorded with a range of artists including Missy Higgins, Ross Wilson, Elle Greenwich, Pete Murray, Ben Lee and Ian moss. He is composer and Musical Director for the stage show, BPM Beats Per Minute. BPM have enjoyed sell-out seasons at the Sydney Opera House, Chapel Off Chapel, Adelaide Festival and the Pasadena Theatre in Los Angeles. In 2009, he was nominated for an APRA award (Blues and Roots Song of the Year) for his work with Josh Cunningham of the Waifs. He currently performs and records with the multi-ARIA award winning band, The Audreys.Brett's playing can be heard on several commercial recordings including; Missy Higgins 'Special Two Ep', The Audreys ARIA award winning, 'Sometimes the Stars' & 'Till My Tears Roll Away' and Dave Ross McDonald (Wiafs) 'Knuckled, Brassed and Bone'. His TV and DVD appearances include; Waveaid (live at the SCG), MTV live from Darling Harbor. CDUSA, Max Sessions, O2 Wireless Festival (UK), Hey Hey its Saturday and Rove Live.Brett is a graduate of the University of Melbourne's Victorian College of the Arts (Improvisation stream) and is currently completing a Masters Degree (Research). Brett’s debut EP is due for release in 2016.

Robert talks about Audreys young life before and during The Nazi occupation of The Netherlands. More than anything Audrey loved to dance so her thoughts of dancing helped her through the hunger and the horror. Audrey actually danced and was given money which she promptly gave to The Resistance. Learn about her hunger, her Nazi sympathizers parents. Her father was held in a jail in England during the war. He later was exiled to Ireland which like Switzerland was neutral. Her mother met Hitler and was like a giddy schoolgirl. She kept her autographed gold frame photo of she and Hitler til the end of her life. In the beginning days of the takeover of the Netherlands her mother had a nazi boyfriend. She allegedly stopped in 1942 being a sweetheart to the Nazi's. Audrey loved her parents but was horrified as well.  As an adult Audrey did not talk much about her days in World War 11. She would always remember a specific act of the Nazi's that was perpetrated against her uncle and 4 more innocent men.  Audrey also lent her help to the United Nations. Her last trip to Somalia had been very hard on her. Soon Audrey was diagnosed with cancer and died. She was an amazing woman and Robert captures her life so vividly.    Thanks so much To Robert. He is a wonderful guest. Thanks mostly to you, the listeners. You are the best. Grace Roberts authors page  https://www.amazon.com/Robert-Matzen/e/B001HD2ZAC?ref_=dbs_p_ebk_r00_abau_000000   My new website should be making its debut early next week Please follow me on my Facebook page. I generally add new content daily, but haven't these past few days. Will begin again. Its lots of fun and such a great group of posters. www.facebook.com/truestoriesoftinseltown You can listen on iTunes https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/true-stories-tinseltown-i-speak-to-author-john-dileo/id1363744889?i=1000420286269 www.truestoriesoftinseltown.podbean.com and anywhere podcasts are posted.           

Welcoming myself back! Took the summer off to focus on myself and the family as when school is out, routines do not exist much in our household. But most important this introduction of Mrs Audrey Robert is a passionate young individual in the CrossFit world. What makes her so special is the experience of being an athlete to motherhood. As many know the transition from not having a child to having one is massive and life-changing! The importance of sharing this part series is sometimes as a new mother (if you’re not engaged in parent groups) we can feel very alone in our feelings and they’re not always positive. Sometimes we have postpartum and don’t even know it. Which will create a small space within ourselves. But being a new mother isn’t always a bad thing as our bodies are meant to bear children. It does so much for our body physically, internally and for our well-being. There is something about creating a small human inside of us that develops this unconditional love you may not have experienced before. In my own experience, I never knew I could love a human being more than I love my husband. Which was very interesting to me. That’s when I realized there was all sorts of love. There is something also to be said about pre-pregnancy body, pregnancy body and post pregnancy body. The changes physically happens so fast that sometimes it’s hard to digest it all within that period. This obviously looks different for every woman but what we need to consider is that it just takes time. And whatever it looks like for you as an individual that is your journey and I encourage you to do everything you can to capitalize on that! I’m happy to be back and excited to share Audreys journey with her brand new daughter Victoria-Rose ❤️❤️❤️

Join us as we commiserate with the cast of Faith Works Studios' production of Little Shop of Horrors. We've got both Seymours and two Audreys. Well, one Audrey and one Audrey II. Enjoy yourself as we talk about joy in the process, and making yourself new in new places. Brunch Time!

Welcome back to episode 2 and this week we have a bumper edition full of inspiring women. My first guest really epitomises what Out of the Bubble podcast is all about. I am beyond excited to welcome Tricia Stewart, the driving force behind the alternative WI calendar back in 1999, which went on to become a global phenomenon and to date has raised over £5 million for the Bloodwise charity. You may have bought the calendar, watched the Calendar Girls film where Helen Mirren plays Tricia or seen the stage version or musical but now it's time to meet the lady behind it all. Motivating song/music- Fall on me by Andrea Bocelli. Favourite Book- The Wrong Boy. by Willy Russell. Who inspires you? My mum, she had 5 kids, she didn't have me and my twin brother until she was 46, she never seemed older than any of the other mothers. She was fabulous. If you'd like to know more about Tricia you can visit www.wicalendargirl.com and for more information about all the important work the Bloodwise charity do please go to Bloodwise.org.uk As if that's not enough inspiration we then get to go behind the scenes from this years MacMillan Charity fashion show in Ilkley, which I have volunteered in for the last ten years. This event has raised literally tens of thousands to date and I genuinely love meeting up with all the volunteers each year. I thought it would be fun to hear from some of the brave women that take part each year to find out why they said yes and what they get out of it. I'll be back in a fortnight when I will be joined by journalist Marina Gask, co-founder of Audrey on line. We get to chat about the lack of representation of older women in the media, what's behind Audreys #generationrestart and changing direction later in life. In the mean time....keep being fabulous! (Background music credited to Scott Holmes- My Big Adventure) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/outofthebubble/message

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Cookie Baker is an incredible singer-songwriter and I am bloody thrilled to have Cookie as my special guest this week. Welcome to Episode 25, we are still alive! Happy quarter century to us. Cookie Baker has shared stages with many esteemed Australian artists, including Augie March, Kate Miller-Heidke, Ben Lee, Angie Hart (Frente!, a previous guest on this show, check out her episode here), Mick Thomas (Weddings, Parties, Anything), Little Birdy, and The Audreys. Her album will be released in 2019 following the release of three singles, Little Engine (which has an amazing video!), The Summer (with Tim Rogers) and Don't Start A Fight. Cookie begins by telling me about her upbringing in rural South Australia, performing concerts to her family on the front veranda through her Young Talent Team microphone. Fast forward to 2019 and now Cookie helps to run an artist's residency with her family on a neighbouring property called the Ballara Art & Lifestyle Retreat - Artist Residency Program. Once a year for the past 5 years Cookie travels to California to mentor with the Bay Area Girls Rock Camp, which reminded me of Melbourne's own Rock and Roll High School which began in 1995 right here on Easey Street, Collingwood! The very same street where More Than A Whelan is recorded every week at Castaway Studios! Rock and High School was visited by many alt rock luminaries including L7, Bikini Kill, Babes in Toyland, Sonic Youth and The Breeders. You can read about its amazing history and achievements here. I also ask Cookie about If You See Her, Say Hello, a Melbourne based all women choir collective founded in 2015 by Cookie. I've been lucky enough to see several performances by this collective, all of them stunning. Including this 2016 show as part of the Brunswick Music Festival, where you can see Cookie fronting the choir herself. At the same show Gretta Ray performed her original song Blank White Canvas with the choir. Gretta has gone on to huge things since then, recently performing on stage at Rod Laver. Cookie Baker's upcoming full length album has been slow cooking over the last ten years. A digital only release is slated for mid year with a limited edition vinyl lp coming out in late 2019. To keep up with all things Cookie Baker keep an eye on her website and follow her on Instagram. I ask Cookie about her thoughts on the #metoo movement's impact on the Australian music industry, in light of recent news of Ryan Adams bad behaviour. *CLARIFICATION: I say that up until now the #metoo movement 'hadn't involved musicians much'. What I actually meant to say was 'high profile, internationally known musicians.' It has in fact already involved many local and international musicians. And rightly so. WHELAN & STEALIN' I read a poem mysteriously sent to my address with a beautiful leaf in the envelope, by sender unknown! But I believe was written according to the prompt The Journey of a Leaf by Ag. If you would like to see a picture of this poem and a very beautiful leaf head to the More Than A Whelan Facebook or Instagram pages. And please like or follow us or rate and review us while you do! I also read work from an upcoming guest on More Than A Whelan, Ruth McIver. I read an excerpt from her book The Sunset Club. Really looking forward to having Ruth on the show! Cookie Baker weighs in also for Whelan and Stealin' with a stunning cover of Glory Box by Portishead. This week I respond to the prompt 'Detroit' by Shane Jesse Christmass by writing a poem about... Detroit. Thanks Shane! You are our official More Than A Whelan Muse of the Week! You'll be getting some sweet MTAW merch coming your way care of our good friends at Luxe Country. And that's a wrap for Episode 25! Please visit our Luxe Country store for exclusive More Than A Whelan merchandise. Thanks to their generosity proceeds from their sales go back into keeping us alive. Please also consider liking, following and rating us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Whelan, out.

Ben Wiesner is a sessional drummer (The Audreys, Missy Higgins, Gabrielle) and the head of music at Box Hill Institute.

Stream episodes on demand from www.bitesz.com (mobile friendly). The Sound Of Falling Stars From Hank Williams, through Elvis Presley, Sam Cooke, and Bobby Darin to Tim and Jeff Buckley, Nick Drake, Bon Scott, Kurt Cobain and more, this is a night of musical joy and monumental loss. Adelaide-trained actor/singer Cameron Goodall (ex the Audreys, Sydney Theatre Company, The Lion King) displays his amazing vocal versatility for the first time, as he magically inhabits the souls of these great singing stars who gave us so much, and died so young. Written and directed by Robyn Archer, starring Cameron Goodall with George Butrumlis and Enio Pozzebon. For more visit https://www.artscentremelbourne.com.au/en/whats-on/2018/theatre/the-sound-of-falling-stars Theatre First RSS feed: https://audioboom.com/channels/4839371.rss Subscribe, rate and review Theatre First at all good podcatcher apps, including Apple Podcasts (formerly iTunes), Stitcher, Pocket Casts, audioBoom, CastBox.fm, Podbean etc. If you're enjoying Theatre First podcast, please share and tell your friends. Your support would be appreciated...thank you. #theatre #stage #reviews #Melbourne #Australia #artscentremelbourne Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The mystery solved!  We now know who killed Laura Palmer, but can our killer be brought to justice?  Agent Cooper and his team are hot on the trail of the completely not-crazy murderer, and Duncan and Bo are there to see it through!  Along the way, we bemoan how jokes can go bad, talk about the plethora of mirrors in Twin Peaks, investigate the special relationship between Jean-Luc Picard and Mr. Data, celebrate the amazing turn by Ray Wise in these episodes and totally gloss over the stupid Lucy/Gwen/Deputy Andy story line.  Also, Duncan talks about the new episodes (!) of Twin Peaks on Showtime, Bo defends his position to not watch them yet, male romper rage, Pete Martell’s strange reversal of character, the superior final form of Deputy Hawk and even get into what this whole show is really about.  Hint: Probably human nature. It’s the last pair of undeniably great episodes before we launch into pure madness.  Jump in, all you Audreys and Agent Coopers, we’re actually talking about Twin Peaks this time!  And butt stuff. The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies: “Drive With a Dead Girl” and “Arbitrary Law” appeared first on Legion.

I det 7:e avsnittet av säsong 1 i Twin Peaks gör våra favoritpoliser ett undercoverbesök på One Eyed Jacks, Audrey gör även hon ett, lite bättre, undercover besök på One Eyed Jacks. Där hon tar sig, i våra ögon, längre än vad poliserna respektive Cooper gjort i utredningen kring Laura Palmers död hittills på bara ett avsnitt. Vi får lite "skumrask affärer" som det kallas, mellan den magiska fyrkanten Josie/Ben/Catherine/Hank och vi får se Leo vara elak mot fåglar. Utöver den faktiska storyn går vi in på huruvida Audreys "körsbärstrick" verkligen ääääär sexigt? Vi får ytterligare Pete-imitationer från Nikki, Austin Powers (?) imitationer från vår eminente återkommande gäst David Larsson, som även, mitt under poddens gång startar det numera legendariska bandet "Blood Donuts". Det är även ett väldigt referenskryddat avsnitt, bland andra: Ekobrottslingen Joachim Posener, Beastie Boys, Carey Grant och tillomed Hootie & The Blowfish (!?) smyger sig in. Lyssna när vi tar oss igenom ett fantastiskt avsnitt av Twin Peaks!

I fjärde avsnittet med titeln ”Rest In Pain” (inga kommentarer) lär vi oss ännu mer om Twin Peaks excentriska karaktärer, Lauras begravning rör upp mycket känslor. Regin för detta avsnitt stod Tina Rathborne för och vi tycker hon gör ett superjobb. Vi pratar också om Audreys nya gothic-chic look, varför Nadine inte vem vem James är, ”Bokhus-gänget” samt släkten Renaults otroligt usla Franska brytning och MYCKET mer. Följ med oss på en kaffe och paj!

Den fattiga glesbygden i Ozarkerna, där filmen "Winter's Bone" spelades in, är ett av republikanernas starkaste fästen. Inför valet åkte vi dit och träffade dem som är stolta att vara hillbillys. Inför förra valet, för fyra år sedan, åkte Petra Glimåker-Socolovsky till Ozarkerna och träffade bland andra Marideth Sisco som sjöng i filmen Winter's Bone  filmen som handlar om bittra familjefejder och metamfetaminmissbruk i en av USA:s fattigaste glesbygder. Nu har Petra återvänt för att undersöka varför folk röstar på Trump. Ja, den amerikanska staten stal folks mark här och det är inte alls länge sedan, så det är klart att folk gillar en presidentkandidat som spyr galla på etablissemanget, säger Marideth Sisco. Vi är på Marideths mark, vid hennes stuga i skogsbrynet. I hagen bredvid står korna med vatten upp till magen i en damm och svalkar sig. Det är varmt idag, men frosten närmar sig och Marideth har skördat det mesta. Sist jag var här, för fyra år sedan, stod vi i samma trädgårdsland för att prata om valet, precis som nu. Vi pratar också om den uppmärksammande filmen Winter's Bone från 2010 filmen som är baserad på en sann historia, om en gammal släktfejd i trakten som blir ännu blodigare när de börjar koka metamfetamin i sina skjul ute i skogen.  Den 17 år gamla Ree har tvingats hoppa av skolan för att ta hand om småsyskonen och sin deprimerade mamma. Hon får reda på att familjen kan förlora sitt hus om hennes försvunna pappa inte dyker upp till en stundande rättegång och ger sig därför ut på jakt för att hitta honom. På vägen möter hon våld, kriminalitet och hopplöshet.   Vem som helst skulle kunna bli som dem, om de hade utsatts för ett par hundra års incest och undernäring, sade Marideth Sisco, som sjöng i filmen. Jag har hållit kontakt med Marideth på Facebook sedan jag var här sist. Hon stöttar Hillary och jag har sett hur hon diskuterar, resonerar och presenterar fakta för Trump-anhängarna på sina trådar. Vi sätter oss i soffan, bland högar av papper, böcker och tidningar. Marideth har haft trassel med lungorna, men är bättre nu. Hon är 73 år, liten och satt, med svullna fötter. Njurarna är inte heller som de ska. Hunden Bella lugnar ner sig och Marideth börjar berätta. Hon är stolt över att vara en "hillbilly" som folk från Ozarkerna och Appalacherna kallas. Hon växte upp i Butterfield, ett litet samhälle med 120 invånare: Fast vi kunde aldrig hitta alla 120, så vi misstänkte att de hade räknat några hundar också.  Hon berättar en historia om sin mamma. När mamman var liten kom hon hem från skolan och berättade att en större flicka slagit henne. Då sa hennes pappa åt henne att slå tillbaka. Men om jag inte kan då?  Då tar du upp en sten. Och det gjorde Marideth.  Folk häromkring skvallrar inte och ber inte om hjälp. De reder sig själva, precis som i filmen Winter's Bone, och Marideth är inte rädd av sig. När Marideth var 23 dog båda hennes föräldrar, mamman i cancer och sen pappan av en hjärtinfarkt. Hon hade inga syskon och hade precis kommit ut som lesbisk och jobbade som musiker i San Fransisco. Men hon kom tillbaka hit Ozarkerna, först för att ta hand om sjuka släktingar, sedan för att jobba på lokaltidningen. I trettio år har hon förklarat omvärlden för de som bor i Ozarkerna; som journalist, musiker, berättare och lärare. Det har blivit dags att åka till centralorten West Plains för att träffa Trumpväljare. Marideth lovar att sjunga för mig när jag kommer tillbaka. På disken på Republikanernas kampanjkontor står en gallerbur med en mask av Hillary Clinton i. Trump-kampanjen drivs lika mycket av hat mot Hillary, som av stöd för Trump. Terry Bartolmy har kommit för att köpa en Trump-skylt att sätta utanför sitt hus, men skyltarna är slut. Han ska rösta på Trump, för Hillary och demokraterna är mördare, som tillåter abort, anser han. De  låter barn födas och sätter sedan en korkskruv i huvudet på dem och dödar dem, menar Terry Bartolmy. Det är sådant som sprids i Trump-vänliga medier nu och som är en version av att demokraterna vill möjliggöra abort efter vecka 22 i vissa undantagsfall; om kvinnans liv är i fara eller fostret är allvarligt skadat. Terry Bartolmy tror även att Hillary Clinton vill ta ifrån honom hans rätt att bära vapen. Han brukar bära vapen, men inte just idag. Terry Bartolmy är en förtidspensionerad svetsare och har flyttat hit till Ozarkerna från Chicago. Marideth har förklarat att Ozarkerna ibland kallas Arken, den som ska rädda de rättfärdiga undan syndafloden. Så konservativt religiöst är det här området och många flyttar hit just därför. Ward Franz är chef för kampanjkontoret och satt i delstatskongressen för Republikanerna i åtta år. Han hör att Terry blivit utan Trump-skylt och frågar var han bor. Vi har en stor skylt kvar, säger Ward Franz och pekar på en tre meter lång skylt. Men vi vill helst att den sätts uppe vid motorvägen där den syns. Terry Bartolmy får gå hem tomhämt. Ward Franz berättar att folk häromkring gillar det Trump säger om immigration och minoriteter. Ward hade en afroamerikansk anställd förut, men rasismen blev för mycket för henne och hon flyttade. Ward säger att han hade föredragit Marco Rubio som partiets kandidat, för Donald Trump gör honom nervös. Men eftersom partiet har valt Trump, så stöttar Ward honom. Han tror det blir jämt i valet, för Trump har lockat ut nya väljare som inte syns i opinionsundersökningarna.  På väg ut möter jag Sean Rhoades. Jag intervjuade honom för fyra år sedan, när han kampanjade för att efterträda Ward i politiken. Sean har lagt på sig och blivit lite gråare sen sist. Då var Sean Rhoades en av stans mest populära poliser. Nu verkar han mest trött. Donald Trump var inte hans första val, men han stöttar kandidaten ändå, även om han är en slemmig typ. För Trump kan ju ändra sig, som Sean Rhoades präst säger.  Jag får intrycket att både Sean Rhoades och Ward Franz vill att valet ska vara över. Att det är jobbigt att prata om Trump. Jag åker och träffar Sean Rhodes främsta rival i valet till delstatskongressen i Missouri, Terry Hampton. Han jobbar på ett dagcenter för funktionshindrade och idag firar de tioårsjubileum med tårta och ett tremannaband. Det finns tydligen gott om bra musiker här i Ozarkerna. Terry och jag träffades också förra gången jag var här. Då jobbade hon på tidningen och förvånade mig genom att vara djupt religiös och för abort. Progressiva kristna är inte så vanliga just här. Nu ställer Terry upp som oberoende i valet. Hon är frustrerad över de två stora partierna och båda presidentkandidaterna, och den mörka och råa tonen i kampanjen är direkt smärtsam, tycker hon. Ungdomar ser ingen framtid och blir deprimerade, säger Terry. Och allt detta kvinnoförakt och rasismen som har kommit upp till ytan med Trump. Jag trodde vi hade kommit över det, men det kanske bara var på ytan, säger Terry. Och nu måste vi göra upp med det på riktigt: Vi behöver gå i massterapi hela bunten efter valet, säger Terry Hampton. Valet har kluvit landet  i två läger, gjort familjer och vänner osams. Och Terry berättar om en vän till henne som sade att "det är så här det måste ha känts under amerikanska inbördeskriget". Jag lämnar Terry och går fram till en lång blond tjej som jobbar på dagcentret. Audrey Thomas är 22 år och bor i ett området känt för sitt timmer och sina spindlar. Det är där de giftiga Svarta änkorna finns. Audreys man jobbar i skogen och spindlarna gillar metallen i skogsmaskinerna.  Den bistra naturen har format människorna. Drogerna och armodet också. Audrey säger att hon kände igen mycket i filmen Winter's Bone. Hon känner också igen sig i Trumps skildring av Amerika: hotat från alla håll, med svag ekonomi och kantstött rykte som global militär makt. Hennes familj har alltid varit republikaner, och många är militärer, förklarar Audrey. Jag undrar om hon gillar tanken att Trump skulle ha hand om kärnvapenkoderna. Trump säger som det är. Vi behöver det just nu, säger Audrey. Att han pratar som han gör om kvinnor tycker hon inte är så allvarligt. En äldre kollega till Audrey kommer fram till oss och jag får känslan av att hon vill skydda Audrey, eller kolla vad hon säger. Hon ställer sig bredvid och börjar prata om att Hillary inte kan skydda USA:s gränser från drogerna som kommer in från Mexiko. Kvinnan ger sig inte utan står och lyssnar. Grupptrycket är stort. -- På det hela taget så speglar Trump mina kristna värderingar bättre än Hillary Clinton, säger Audrey. Att ha fem barn med tre olika kvinnor, som Trump, brukar ju inte direkt ses som kristet beteende av högern i USA, men  Audrey står fast vid sin ståndpunkt, trots att jag går igenom dom sedvanliga punkterna som Trump brukar kritiseras för. Skaffa något att tro på, säger Audrey Thomas. Demokraterna anklagar ofta Trump-väljare för att vara faktaresistenta. Men är vänstern mer rationell i sitt beslutsfattande? Nej, menar psykologen Jonathan Haidt. I boken The Righteous Mind försöker han förklara och överbrygga de politiska klyftorna i USA. Han menar att man måste börja med att inse att högern och vänstern bara har vuxit upp med olika ideér om vad som är bäst för samhället. Vänstern anser att ett samhälle fungerar bäst om beslut har omsorg, rättvisa och jämlikhet som utgångspunkt, medan högern värderar patriotism, lojalitet mot gruppen, respekt för hierarkier och kyrkan, familjen och traditioner. Alla fattar beslut på magkänsla, baserat på värderingar vi inmundigat med modersmjölken, menar Haidt. De logiska argumenten är bara efterkonstruktioner, till för att försvara våra känslomässiga beslut. En av de nyaste böckerna om den vita arbetarklassen är Hillbilly Elegy av JD Vance. I den beskriver han sin egen  resa från den våldsbenägna bergskulturen till elituniversitetet Yale. Boken ligger fyra på New York Times bästsäljarlista och har gjort Vance till hillbillykulturens talesman i intellektuella kretsar.  Vance har jämfört Trump med heroin, drogen som ödelägger så många liv på den amerikanska landsbygden nu. För det känns skönt att rösta på Trump. Han erbjuder en enkel flykt undan vardagens smärta, och har enkla lösningar på komplicerade problem, menar Vance, som till exempel bygg en mur, bomba IS, fixa så att jobben kommer tillbaka. Jag åker tillbaka ut till Marideths stuga i skogsbrynet. Hennes vänner Pat, Lois och Van har kommit för att spela.  Pat Hight och Marideth var tillsammans förut. Nu är Pat och Lois Reborne gifta. Alla häromkring vet om att de är lesbiska, men ingen pratar om det. Kvinnosynen är konservativ. På dagcentret träffade jag en kvinna som önskade att hon hade det som på 1950-talet. Hon var vit, va? frågar Marideth när jag berättar. Marideth vill inte tillbaka till 50-talet, då en vit kvinna slapp jobba och tänka. Bara hon födde barn och höll gubben på gott humör, så slog han henne inte, säger Marideth. Våld i hemmet är ett enormt problem här. 72 procent av Trump-väljarna tycker det var bättre på 1950-talet, enligt opinionsinstitutet Public Religion Research Institute.  Då var USA segregerat. Hur fattig en vit amerikan än var, så hade han det ju bättre än dom svarta. 96 procent av befolkningen i det här Countyt är vita. Medelinkomsten är bland de lägsta i USA. Marideth går och hämtar en bok. Det är en upplaga med texterna till de fem första åren av ett program som Marideth har på lokalradion. Marideth läser berättelsen om när hon kom tillbaka till sin hemby och upptäckte att det inte alls var sant att det aldrig bott afroamerikaner i området. Du är inte härifrån eller hur? Det är det de säger här, när de vill markera att någon inte hör hit. Att det är vi mot dem. Och slavarna som låg begravda utanför de vitas kyrkogård hörde inte till. Någon måste föra vidare de här berättelserna. Van Colbert som spelar banjo har ny hatt, med en röd fjäder i. Det vita skägget är flätat och han silverringar med turkoser på alla fingrar. De ska spela "Motherland". Ozarkerna är bland världens äldsta bergskedjor - nedslipade av regn och vind till böljande nejder med forsar i djupa dalar, med magra jordar och sten överallt. Det här var landet ingen ville ha. De som stannade här när den amerikanska Västern koloniserades, var folk som ville vara ifred och hatade överhögheten. Men när USA bestämde sig för att skapa nationalparker på 1960-talet så tvingades folk att sälja sina gårdar till staten, hemmen som de lagt ner generationers svett och tårar på, säger Marideth. Marideth säger att de har ett talesätt i Ozarkerna. Om någon kommer och säger att jag är här från myndigheterna för att hjälpa, så kör ut dem medsamma. Vi går ut i solen igen. Musikerna har åkt hem. Marideth skojar att folk häromkring är "så konservativa att de aldrig vill göra något för första gången". De är rädda för allt som är främmande. Men varför kom hon tillbaka hit då? Hon kunde ju gått långt i San Fransisco eller Los Angeles där hon bodde förut. Jag gillande inte den person jag förvandlats till i musikvärlden, svarar Marideth. Här är folk är hyggliga för det mesta och så är det ju så vackert. Hon vänder sig mot skogsranden där lövträden skiftar färg nu. Sockerlönn, skogskornell och hickory. Om en färg hade en smak skulle hickoryns gula smaka smörkola, säger Marideth och solen börjar gå ner över skogsbrynet. Petra Glimåker-Socolovsky