Podcasts about big calm

During our live interview with Skye Edwards and Ross Godfrey of Morcheeba, I found myself at one stage scrolling through my notes to find a description of the band's sound I'd queried using Chat GPT. I couldn't find it at the time but here is what it said:“Morcheeba's signature rich, mellow music became the soundtrack of the suburban homes and chillout rooms of the late 90s and early 00s”.That's a composite of much that has been written about the band over some 30 years, and it doesn't really flatter does it? “The devil's own lounge band” is the quip that Skye Edwards recalled from an early review. The music press loves to characterise bands, but in Morcheeba's case, it comes across somewhat dumbed down. Contained within Morcheeba's mellow sounds are multiple layers of influence that reveal hidden depths with every listen. The interview with the band for this launch episode for The Art of Longevity (Season 12!) manages to scratch just beneath the surface at least. That said, Morcheeba know their place in making music that can be the perfect backdrop, to quote Ross Godfrey:“We've always made relaxing music. You can get home from work on a Friday night, have a glass of wine or smoke a spliff or whatever and play our music”. On the other hand, the sheer depth of their musical influences and references can be breathtaking. Within the mix are Bacharach, Barry and Moriconi of course, but also Brazilian late 60s Tropicalia, and somewhat less obviously (but most certainly in terms of always impressive guitar work) classic rock from Ross Godfrey's childhood favourites Neil Young and Jimi Hendrix. Meanwhile, Skye's lyrics and styles include 70s country music, along with ska and dub reggae. All of this is somehow weaved into the seamless Morcheeba sound on the new outstanding album Escape The Chaos. Launched in the mid-90s and quickly swept along on the British ‘trip-hop' wave, Morcheeba outlasted most of their contemporaries including Portishead (who refused to heed to the repeated calls to re-form). Morcheeba is one of those bands you might easily have forgotten about. And yet the band has (give or take a short hiatus and shuffling of personnel sometime between 2003 and 2009) steadily worked their way to 11 albums over 30 years, most of it under the radar of music industry gatekeepers and without much love from the music press. “They hated us” was Skye Edward's response when I brought up the subject of early press reviews. And yet, Pitchfork gave their debut album Who Can You Trust (1996) an 8.3/10, but then stopped loving them as the band's popularity took off. Recent single We Live & Die references “in the old days of NME” which had me going on to Wayback Machine to dig out an NME review from 1998 of the breakthrough album Big Calm. It was the now legendary music critic Syvia Patterson, who wrote:“Morcheeba you see, sounds nothing like Portishead. They sound like they like life”.That has certainly proved a lasting observation. And Morcheeba has proved a lasting British trip hop institution. One of the few 90s bands that just seem to keep on getting better and better. This live episode launches a new partnership between The Art of Longevity and Bang & Olufsen. Find more details on the Song Sommelier web pages.Support the showGet more related content at: https://www.songsommelier.com/

Small Moments, Big Calm Episode Description: In today's episode, I talk about the quiet power of small moments—the ones we often overlook. A slow sip of coffee. A breath before a meeting. A glance out the window. These tiny pauses may not seem like much, but they can become anchors of calm throughout your day. You don't need a retreat or a silent room to feel peaceful. You just need to notice the stillness that's already there—waiting in the spaces between. Key Takeaway: Lasting calm isn't built in hours—it's built in moments. Catch the small ones, and peace becomes part of your day. Quote to Reflect On: “The present moment is filled with joy and peace. If you are attentive, you will see it.” — Thich Nhat Hanh Thanks for Listening! If this episode brought a little peace to your day, consider sharing it with someone else who might need a gentle reminder to pause. Let's Connect: Instagram: @thom_walters Email: thom@zencommuter.com Support the show: zencommuter.com/support Let me know if you'd like a short social media caption or quote graphic to pair with this one. You're on a roll this week!

Discover how to declutter your homeschool and mind! Tips on lists, routines, and time management to create a purposeful homeschool life. The post Why you Don't Need a Perfectly Decluttered Homeschool: (and How a Little Decluttering Can Bring Big Calm) appeared first on Capturing the Charmed Life.

Morcheeba - Big CalmПодкаст про второй студийный альбом британской Trip-Hop группы Morcheeba, выпущенный в 1998 году. Это один из самых успешных альбомов группы.Подкаст категории «18+»Приятного прослушивания и ставьте оценки! Если подписаться на подкаст и сделать репост выпуска, то «The Sea» станет «Part of the Process» который «Over and Over» будет возвращать нас к «Friction» и таким чувствам как «Fear and Love». Apple Podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/ru/podcast/mousepodcast/id1648443353?i=1000624989492Яндекс музыка:https://music.yandex.ru/album/23340474/track/116583375?utm_medium=copy_linkЗвук:https://zvuk.com/episode/133568464Mave:https://mousepodcast.mave.digital/ep-59Слушать в ВК:https://vk.com/podcast-216420089_456239069Наш Telegram:https://t.me/mousepodcastГруппа в VK:https://vk.com/public216420089

Avery Macklemore tells his story which is mighty strange. It's the story of the Big Calm when the winds stopped blowing but it actually started long ago when Miss Keating was a little girl. Mr Macklemore has known her for twelve years since he was at he boarding house and she would tell him the story of how the wind had plagued her all her life.

Steve Hardy co-founder of Big Calm Tiny Homesteads joins the Startup Coach on this episode of The Startup Talk Podcast to discuss the Tiny Home Movement, Permaculture, Pocket neighbourhoods, raising capital and more. Big Calm Website Big Calm Equity Crowdfunding Campaign   Other Great Podcasts: Who Are These Investors Who Are These Startups Open Your … Continue reading Big Calm Tiny Homesteads on The Startup Talk Podcast →

Entre deux volutes de Fumée, les bien-nommés Morcheeba ont fait leur apparition au milieu des années 90. Leur premier album Who Can You Trust, agrandit alors les rangs de la famille Trip Hop et la formation impose sa douceur contemplative, son Big Calm. En 25 ans de carrière, Morcheeba a connu des départs puis des retours, des hauts et des bas. Blackest Blue, leur 10ème album, réalisé pendant les années de confinement, renoue avec l'atmosphère des débuts. Un souffle nouveau, mais ancré qu'il nous présente sur scène en France ce mois-ci, l'occasion d'explorer les fondements musicaux de deux de ses membres fondateurs, Skye Edwards et Ross Godfrey. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Yoga and the Art of Mudras author Nubia Teixeira shares how she lives her life's purpose by sharing her passion for Mudras, Meditation, Yoga, and Odissi dance, as well as her thoughts on aging and menopause. Follow Nubia at  www.instagram.com/nubiateixeira_bhaktinova  www.nubiayoga.com www.instagram.com/greetingsfrommidlife www.marlenesusan.com The album by Nubia and Jai Uttal mentioned is Pranayama. Available to download.  Kingdom of Days by Bruce Springsteen is from the Working on a Dream album Fear and Love by Morcheeba is on the Big Calm album

Think of the supercharged world we live in: hyper, nervous, and loud. One of the great gifts a righteous man gives to his friends, family, and world is the power of Big Calm. A man has Big Calm when there is peace in his soul, even in the midst of crisis. He may not know [...] The post Big Calm appeared first on GreatMan.

Think of the supercharged world we live in: hyper, nervous, and loud. One of the great gifts a righteous man gives to his friends, family, and world is the power of Big Calm. A man has Big Calm when there is peace in his soul, even in the midst of crisis. He may not know [...] The post Big Calm appeared first on GreatMan.

It's me! This week; Stephen Fretwell is my first guest. Stephen is back after disappearing from the music world for over 10 years. He's released 3 new songs so far this year, and they're very beautiful. I was curious to talk find out what it's like to walk away from professional creativity and then find your way back. Stephen had a lot to say on the subject… My other guest is multi-instrumentalist and one-half of Morcheeba, Ross Godfrey. Morcheeba are back with a new album “Blackest Blue” and I spoke to Ross from his London home about the making of it, as well as having a broader conversation about the nature of genre. stephenfretwell.com@StephenFretwell morcheeba.uk@MorcheebaBand Twitter: @signalspodcastInstagram: @sendingsignalspodcast 

Avery Macklemore tells his story which is mighty strange. It's the story of the Big Calm when the winds stopped blowing but it actually started long ago when Miss Keating was a little girl. Mr Macklemore has known her for twelve years since he was at he boarding house and she would tell him the story of how the wind had plagued her all her life.

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This week we dive into late 90's trip-hop (ish) favourites Morcheeba with Henry selecting Big Calm, Rich admits to not really getting into drugs as a teen and Henry admits that he was a massive fan of Shipwrecked (well, not really but it's funnier if we suggest he was). To listen to the music we discuss, go check out the playlist in Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6pv27elKQkloYulq4ejRCT?si=p9cNTSzSRNy9jGrokYMKng Drop us a line at: @imightbewronguk on Twitter and Facebook. Thanks to T-Toe for the intro music!

Please know that you can listen to these podcasts AT ANY TIME; time is fluid and there is some piece of information and inspiration in it for you to hear!  The podcast is separated into parts:  an initial talk and topic, a look at the daily astrology, and the final part is a guidance tarot card reading from the Osho Zen Tarot Deck, and you can skip to different parts of the podcast through the chapter markers)!      In this episode, I review emotionally dealing with the WCQP (Worldwide Coronavirus Quarantine / Pandemic) 2020, and how to work toward being balanced.  Today's topic, among others:  the importance of monitoring what we watch and read, so as not to get triggered.  HSP's in particular need to be conscious of energetic balance of all levels:  physical, spiritual, emotional, mental, and beyond.  Maintaining this in a healthy way is key.  I share info to help dissolve fear and uncertainty, including connection with a higher source and the benefit that we get from grounding things in 'the Highest Good of All'!!     I talk about astrological happenings (the upcoming Lunar Eclipse, Mercury, Mars, Gemini, Sagittarius, etc.), and how it can affect us in positive ways.     I end the episode by pulling and interpreting cards from the Osho Zen Tarot deck:  today it's Beyond Illusion / Judgement, The Master, and Ordinariness / 8 of Pentacles!  I interpret these using their Rider-Waite counterpart meanings as well.I appreciate your support!  You can do this by looking up and enabling Astrology Bear and Affirmation Bear through Alexa on Amazon; they offer free daily horoscopes and inspirational sayings to help guide your day! https://www.amazon.com/s?k=astrology+bear+alexa&ref=nb_sb_noss  Also follow RV Empath on Instagram, also rvempath.com For music *REACTION* videos, check out Astrology Bear on Youtube Please LIKE / SUBSCRIBE / SUPPORT this podcast, and Thank You!!

Hosted By: Deborah Michas (IG: @deborahmichas) & Justin Ryan Bizzarro (IG: @justinbizzarro)   Free Podcast.  No Advertisements.  The stories of Food, Beverage and Nutrition Entrepreneurs and how their failures led to the successes in their lives and in their business.  What does the future have in store for the food, beverage, and nutrition entrepreneur?   JUSTIN AND THE [FOOD] ENTREPRENEURS Email: justin@thefoodentrepreneurs.com Instagram: @justinandthefoodentrepreneurs ( #foodentrepreneurs )   All music is scored by host or royalty free. 

Think of the supercharged world we live in: hyper, nervous, and loud. One of the great gifts a righteous man gives to his friends, family, and world is the power of Big Calm. A man has Big Calm when there is peace in his soul, even in the midst of crisis. He may not know [...] The post Big Calm appeared first on GreatMan.

Think of the supercharged world we live in: hyper, nervous, and loud. One of the great gifts a righteous man gives to his friends, family, and world is the power of Big Calm. A man has Big Calm when there is peace in his soul, even in the midst of crisis. He may not know [...] The post Big Calm appeared first on GreatMan.

Buy, sell, or hold? When stock markets take a tumble, it's decision time. Investors got a shock this week, when the prolonged period without a stock market correction – dubbed the Big Calm – came to an abrupt end. Many were not surprised by the fact that shares fell, after all warnings that a correction must arrive have not been in short supply. But what did catch them off guard was quite how hard they fell and that the only catalyst was the threat of slightly higher interest rates. On Wall Street, the Dow Jones dived 4.6 per cent on Monday, and then after a brief bit of mid-week respite, it tumbled another 4.2 per cent on Thursday. In the UK, shares also fell but not by as much, although some with more high-octane portfolios will be nursing bigger losses. So, is this just a healthy correction, or is it the start of something bigger? On this week’s podcast, Simon Lambert, Alex Sebastian and Georgie Frost look at why shares fell, what investors should do when markets correct, and whether there is any way to dodge a crash. Tying into that stock market storm was the Bank of England’s indication that although it was holding rates this month, they would now rise faster and sooner than expected. We look at when that next rate rise is likely, and why the Bank has changed its tune. There's also a warning on debt from former Bank boss Mervyn King. Also on this week’s show, we discuss the young people falling victim to temptation to launder cash as money mules and the petrol delivery service that comes to you. Listen to the show, tells us if you like it at editor@thisismoney.co.uk or with a comment and please subscribe and tell your friends.

This week Ben and I are joined by Front End (or is that Front-End) developer Clive Walker to talk about Perch CMS. We have a lot of positive things to say about it, it's powerful and flexible, but easy to use. We also talk about Perch's many free add-ons, including the recently added Perch Shop e-commerce platform. Just so you know, we're not being sponsored by Perch, we just really like it. It's become my CMS of choice, and I reckon it's well worth trying out. Clive also tells us about the Perchology newsletter, which contains all sorts of goodies for Perch developers, and the Horsham Co-Working project. Clive's Toolstar is Curated, an app for putting together a digest newsletter, which Clive uses to create the Perchology newsletter. My Jukebox choice this time is a solid gold classic, Teardrop by Massive Attack. Clive's pick is Big Calm, the whole album, by Morcheeba (we'll pick a track for the playlist). Ben didn't have a track this week, Bad Ben! Clive and my tracks will be added to the Relative Paths Alt Playlist. Links: Perch CMS - https://grabaperch.com Clive's site - https://www.cvwdesign.co.uk Perch Shop - https://shop.perchcms.com Perchology newsletter - https://perchology.curated.co Horsham Coworking - https://www.horshamcoworking.co.uk Curated - https://curated.co Perch Runway - https://grabaperch.com/products/runway Perch Tips & Tricks - http://perchd.io Subscribe and keep in touch: iTunes - https://relativepaths.uk/it Stitcher - https://relativepaths.uk/st SoundCloud - https://relativepaths.uk/sc AudioBoom - https://relativepaths.uk/ab Twitter - https://twitter.com/relativepaths Facebook - https://facebook.com/relativepaths The music we use for various intro bits, stings and outro is ‘Vitreous Detachment’ by Origamibiro, used with kind permission. – Mark

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