Podcasts about bitter honey

Sintonía: "The Source" - Sun Atlas"Message From The Shakes", "12th Dimension Caravan", "Wandering Around Haccika" e "Intergalactic Medium", extraídas del primer álbum de Sun Atlas, "Return To The Spirit" (Mocambo Records, 2024). Músicas compuestas e interpretadas por Sun Atlas"Hittin´ The Strip", "Bitter Honey", "Lay It Down", "Glamourpuss" y "Siren´s Call", compuestas e interpretadas por Claudio Corona (2024)"Childhood" extraída del álbum (autoeditado) "Vortex" (2024) del grupo Varv. Compuesta e interpretada por Varv "Sky High (For Larry & Fonce)" y "Vortex", extraídas del álbum autoeditado "Vortex" (2024) del grupo Resolution 88. Músicas compuestas e interpretadas por Resolution 88Millón de gracias a Jade Parolini por su generosidad y atenta predisposición.Escuchar audio

Donald Grey Barnhouse was - for half a century - one of the most widely acclaimed American preachers. Scholarly exposition and a popular approach marked his teaching as well as a passion for Making God's Word Plain. Listen and find out why an unyielding faith, devotion to Christ, innovation, and great energy marked his ministry. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/791/29

Just as the Revelation unveils the details of the end times, so Dr. Barnhouse's study of this very difficult book reveal the somewhat misunderstood content of Revelation to the one who carefully studies its pages. Proceeding verse by verse and section by section through Revelation, Dr. Barnhouse shares remarkable intellectual and devotional insights that are clearly refreshing because they are his own. His timely applications and valuable exposition make the blessing promised in the early verse of Revelation a reality for that one who studies this prophetic book. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/791/29

The Bible is not shy about sex, and its message is clear: sexual folly destroys, sexual wisdom satisfies, and Christ is better than the best sex. Pastor Joe explains Proverbs 5 and God's wisdom about sex. His message explains how to avoid sexual folly, how to gain sexual wisdom, and how Christ is better than the best sex. Listen in to learn more!

God gave humanity the good gift of sexuality even before sin entered the world. Yet how is it that a gift capable of bringing us such pleasure and intimacy can also imprison us in such shame, silence, darkness and isolation? In this honest conversation on sexuality and lust, Pastor Shep walks us through 23 verses in Proverbs 5 to uncover some answers and the hope found in Christ for sexual sinners and sufferers.

God gave humanity the good gift of sexuality even before sin entered the world. Yet how is it that a gift capable of bringing us such pleasure and intimacy can also imprison us in such shame, silence, darkness and isolation? In this honest conversation on sexuality and lust, Pastor Shep walks us through 23 verses in Proverbs 5 to uncover some answers and the hope found in Christ for sexual sinners and sufferers.

On this episode Adam and Ben are joined once again by the mighty Tom Mes, this time to talk about the films of one of the greats of Japanese cinema, Sogo Ishii. Sogo Ishii changed the game with his 1980 film CRAZY THUDER ROAD. Its success opened the door for young independent filmmakers in Japan and it paved the way for the Cyberpunk genre and inspired classics like Akira and Tetsuo: The Iron Man to name but two. Ben goes through his Ishii season where he watched everything from August in the Water and Angel Dust to his latest films like Bitter Honey and Punk Samurai Slash Down. Adam releases CRAZY THUNDER ROAD on February 21st and it is available to pre-order right now at Terracotta Distribution here https://shop.terracottadistribution.com/collections/february-new-releases/products/crazy-thunder-road-bluray Adam is on Twitter at https://twitter.com/thirdwindow Ben is on Twitter at https://twitter.com/BenjyBox If you like what we do then please subscribe, rate and review us wherever you can. It's the best gift a podcast could ask for. Thanks for listening and get in touch any time to tell us what you think of the show.

Honey has excellent nutritional properties and comes in many types. But did you know that there is also honey that is bitter? Or that it does the same harm as sugar to people with diabetes? - Το μέλι έχει εξαιρετικές θρεπτικές ιδιότητες και βγαίνει σε πολλούς τύπους. Γνωρίζετε όμως ότι υπάρχει και μέλι που πικρίζει; Ή ότι κάνει το ίδιο κακό με την ζάχαρη σε ανθρώπους με διαβήτη;

Welcome (once again) to this summer retrospective series. One of my favorite things about this podcast is that it's truly a community of guests and listeners, where you often connect with each other, apart from me. When guests share so deeply and vulnerably with us, the listeners, I think it's important to stay in touch and continue to conversation, as much as possible. In this spirit, I reached out to a few guests for follow-up interviews this summer. These interviews are each 30 minutes or less and totally un-edited so you're getting the raw thoughts of both myself and my guests. Here we are at the third of our 5 interviews and I am just so excited to welcome Letitia Clark back. Letitia is on the verge of FINALLY having a launch party to celebrate Bitter Honey - except! It's a DOUBLE book launch party because she has a new book out, a companion book to Bitter Honey, titled La Vita e Dolce: Italian-Inspired Desserts. In this interview, we talk about one surprising challenge that came along with the success of her first book, we have a frank conversation about perceptions vs. the reality in the real life of a successful author. I loved talking to Letitia about her goals for this new book and why she focused so much on sweet breakfast treats. In fact, Letitia's beliefs about breakfast flies in the face of all conventional wisdom… but I think, for our own good, her experience is truly worth considering! This is simply a light, fun, fresh conversation perfect for a hot summer day. Whether you're walking, driving, cooking, gardening or sitting on a porch somewhere with a tall glass of iced tea - welcome to you  and welcome to Letitia. Listen Now "I Wanted to Encourage People" with Letitia Clark, Author of Bitter Honey How to Connect with Letitia Clark Buy Bitter Honey: Buy La Vita Dolce Instagram: @letitia_ann_clark Website: letitiaclark.co.uk Original Recipe From Letitia Clark: Devon Strawberry Jam https://thestoriedrecipe.com/strawberry-lemon-jam/ Original Episode with Letitia Clark: Devon Strawberry Jam https://thestoriedrecipe.com/episode-045-i-wanted-to-encourage-people-letitia-clark-author-of-bitter-honey/ More About The Storied Recipe Podcast The concept of The Storied Recipe is unique - every guest gives me a recipe that represents a cherished memory, custom, or person. I actually make, photograph, and share the recipe. During the interview, I discuss the memories and culture around the recipe, and also my experience (especially my mistakes and questions!) as I tried it. My listeners and I are a community that believes food is a love language unto itself. With every episode, we become better cooks and global citizens, more grateful for the gift of food, and we honor those that loved us through their cooking. Subscribe to the podcast in Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or simply search for The Storied Recipe in your favorite player. I am also a storytelling photographer celebrating food in extraordinary light You can shop The Storied Recipe Print Shop (where every image tells a story) here. Please Rate or Review The Podcast The Storied Recipe is more than a podcast. It is a community of curious, thoughtful individuals that love food, culture, and people. I depend on the community for feedback and the growth of the podcast. If you enjoyed this episode, would you please consider sending it to a friend or family member? Also, every review helps new listeners find the podcast. They mean so, so much to me personally. With all the different devices and podcast players out there, it can be a little tricky to figure out how to figure out how to leave one. If you click on this link, it will automatically detect your device and show you how to easily leave a review!! Thanks so much! lovethepodcast.com/thestoriedrecipe. The Storied Recipe Podcast Website: www.TheStoriedRecipe.com The Storied Recipe on Instagram: @thestoriedrecip...

Discover Sardinian food: Letitia Ann Clark, gifted painter & illustrator, & author of the acclaimed Sardegna-inspired cookbook, Bitter Honey. Letitia has a new cookbook, La Vita è Dolce, and is working on a food-themed memoir - all the while continuing to paint and illustrate. Find her illustrations in the New York Times and other prestigious publications. Head to the Flavor of Italy website for episode show notes and Letitia's contact information, all her book details and photos of her fanciful and whimsical illustrations.

One of my first questions for Letitia Clark, author of the stunning book “Bitter Honey” was this: How should I classify your book? It is, of course, a cookbook. Letitia has filled the book to the brim with recipes. After working as a professional chef in many London kitchens, Letitia moved to the remote island off the coast of Italy named Sardinia. These are the unpretentious, "unbossy", simple recipes Letitia ate as she discovered her true calling, not as a professional chef, but as a home cook and auther. Letitia agrees, however, that the book is more than a cookbook. It is equal parts memoir, story, and manifesto about a way of life and eating that are all but foreign to the rest of us. As we continued in our discussion, my aim was simply to ask Letitia questions that I couldn't answer from reading “Bitter Honey” (which I loved so much that I read cover to cover in one evening.)  The result is a meandering but stimulating conversation between topics of home, self-doubt, the necessity of transparency when women seek to empower other women, and the definition of authenticity, both in and out of every kitchen. Listen to Letitia Now HIGHLIGHTS from my conversation with Letitia Clark Sardinia: An ancient culture Is "taking it personally" a good thing or a bad thing? "A chef cooks for money, a home cook for love." Strawberry jam & an apple orchard in Devon Culture in professional kitchens The necessary conditions for pursuing a dream How do we define authenticity - in and out of the kitchen? Recipe Related to This Episode Her favorite Strawberry Jam from Devon More About The Storied Recipe Podcast The concept of The Storied Recipe is unique - every guest gives me a recipe that represents a cherished memory, custom, or person. I actually make, photograph, and share the recipe. During the interview, I discuss the memories and culture around the recipe, and also my experience (especially my mistakes and questions!) as I tried it. My listeners and I are a community that believes food is a love language unto itself. With every episode, we become better cooks and global citizens, more grateful for the gift of food, and we honor those that loved us through their cooking. Subscribe to the podcast in Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or simply search for The Storied Recipe in your favorite player. I am also a storytelling photographer celebrating food in extraordinary light You can shop The Storied Recipe Print Shop (where every image tells a story) here. Please Rate or Review The Podcast The Storied Recipe is more than a podcast. It is a community of curious, thoughtful individuals that love food, culture, and people. I depend on the community for feedback and the growth of the podcast. If you enjoyed this episode, would you please consider sending it to a friend or family member? Also, every review helps new listeners find the podcast. They mean so, so much to me personally. With all the different devices and podcast players out there, it can be a little tricky to figure out how to figure out how to leave one. If you click on this link, it will automatically detect your device and show you how to easily leave a review!! Thanks so much! lovethepodcast.com/thestoriedrecipe. The Storied Recipe Podcast Website: www.TheStoriedRecipe.com The Storied Recipe on Instagram: @thestoriedrecipe.podcast The Storied Recipe on Pinterest: @thestoriedrecipe Get Recipe and Episode Updates Every Friday: Subscribe to the newsletter  

This week digital editor Alex catches up with Letitia Clark, author of Bitter Honey, about the cuisine of Sardinia, the Italian island that she now calls home. They discuss the opinion-dividing cured fish roe bottarga, why we should all adopt aperitivo hour and we hear about a very unusual Sardinian sheep's cheese. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chelsea Felton is the VP of SCN Hospitality. We discuss the current status of the Rochester restaurant industry and how it's been impacted since the COVID-19 mandate to prevent any dine-in business. Chelsea works with popular Rochester restuarants such as Branca Midtown, Bitter Honey and The Revelry.

This week I sat down with Thomas Hentges, AKA Burlap Wolf King, to talk about his songwriting.  Thomas is an extremely talented singer/songwriter from right here in South Dakota.  His 2017 album, Bitter Honey, is one of my favorites to listen to, especially on a sunny summer day.  We talk about his writing style, working with a full band, some of his influences, and the South Dakota music scene.   You can find out more about BWK at: www.burlapwolfking.com https://www.instagram.com/605wolf/ https://www.facebook.com/burlapwolfking/  

Wednesday night 04-03-2019. Verse-by-Verse through the Book of Proverbs.

This episode of the 605 Show is an all-you-can-listen grilled pineapple-stravaganza, recorded live to tape at Carnaval Brazilian Grill. Jordan Knopf of Tuff Roots joins us straight out of the gate to talk about the band's new album, Planting Seeds, and to politely indulge Alana's reggae stoner stereotype game, “Cannabis or Can I Not.” (V doesn't think it makes much sense, either.) Then our man Aiden from Carnaval takes a break from bringing us plate after plate of delicious food and drinks to explain exactly what we've been eating and drinking. After the break the Burlap Wolf King himself, Thomas Hentges, has just enough time to talk about his new album, Bitter Honey; treating your band like family; and plans for (3???) new albums before Alana reaches peak TMZ and launches into a segment crafted specifically for the newly-single King, “Who Let the Wolf Out?” It's not as gossipy as it sounds, but it's close. It's the 605 Show. 605magazine.com Carnaval Brazilian Grill: www.carnavalbraziliangrill.com/ Tuff Roots: facebook.com/tuffrootsmusic Burlap Wolf King: burlapwolfking.com Featured music: “Good Lovin'” by Tuff Roots “Thunderhead” by Tuff Roots Theme music: “Rockin With the Best” by V the Noble One The 605 Show is brought to you by Cortrust Bank. Cortrustbank.com

Bitter Honey and Sweet Water | 10-16-2016 by Clear Water Church

Bitter Honey and Sweet Water - Proverbs 5:1-23, from our sermon series "Proverbs: Wisdom That Works"

August 21st, 2016

This week, Adam and Kevin round out their 2016 Japan Cuts Festival coverage with reviews of Sion Sono's Love & Peace, Bitter Honey, and A Room of Her Own. Additional films discussed include The Bronze, Inside Out, The Blackout Experiments, 10 Cloverfield Lane, Batman: The Killing Joke, Jaws, and Lace Crater. 00:01:07 - Love & Peace review 00:14:49 - Bitter Honey review 00:25:48 - A Room of Her Own review 00:45:24 - Watch list 01:21:28 - Movie predictions, new on VOD, Blu-ray releases Please consider supporting Film Pulse by contributing to our Patreon page at: patreon.com/filmpulse web: filmpulse.net twitter: twitter.com/filmpulsenet facebook: facebook.com/filmpulse

This week, we are diving into Proverbs 5 to look at God's gift of sex. Proverbs 5 unpacks the dangers of sex, but doesn't leave us there. Through this passage, Solomon will help us do two things: First, he will help us not to undervalue sex and treat it as a bad thing. Second, he will help us not to overvalue sex and make it the best thing. As Solomon does this, he will help us understand sex and see the good gift sex is and how we can enjoy it in our marriages and future marriages.

Play List:Apostle of Hustle - "Eats Darkness" from Eats Darkness Trains Across the Sea - "Pumpkin" from Trains Across the SeaThe Lodger - "Many Thanks For Your Honest Opinion" from Grown UpsClinic - "Thank You (For Living)" from Winchester Cathedral Luna - "Thank You For Sending Me An Angel" from LunafiedErin Mckeown - "Thanks For The Boogie Ride" from Sing You SinnersEef Barzelay - "Thanksgiving Waves" from Bitter HoneyThe Books - "Thankyoubranch" from Thought For FoodSoft Boys - "Cold Turkey" from Can of BeesFirebirds - "Mashed Patatoes" from FirebordsImperial Teen - "Sweet Potato" from The Hair The TV The Baby and The Band The Shins - "Young Pilgrims" from Chutes Too Narrow Black Owls - "Horrible Pilgrims" from June '71 Dean And Britta - "Indian Summer" from L'Avventura Times New Viking - "Indian Winter" from Dig Yourself Moviola - "Thank You, Matches" from 10" Human Suffrage - "Thank You, Mother Dear" from Thank You, Mother Dear Talkdemonic - "Indian Angel" from Mutiny Sunshine Guided By Voices - "Liquid Indian" from Do the Collapse the Fall - "Pumpkin Head Xscapes" from Code: Selfish Download this podcast: pat_radio_Nov_22_2012.mp3

Video: Vimeo – YouTube Photos: Flickr – Blueback Hotrod Free mp3 downloads: zip file (right click – save as) I first got into The Scottish Enlightenment back in 2007 when they releases the Eyes single on Moojuice Records.  Then they went silent for a couple of years, to the extent that I thought they might have actually called it a day, but last year they came back stronger than ever before. Two fantastic EPs and an equally excellent album were released on Glasgow's rather awesome Armellodie Records, and in general I think it's fair to say that it was a toss-up between them and Kid Canaveral as to who I thought the Scottish band of 2011 was (*cough cough* Song, by Toad Records bands apart of course) Mrs. Toad operated one of the video cameras this time, and Dylan was on still and video cameras.  I recorded and edited this one - the first full band I've recorded since Sparrow and the Workshop back in 2008.  As per usual we have the podcast below, the freely downloadable session mp3s underneath that, followed by the videos we made for all the individual songs.  The tracklisting for the podcast is at the very bottom of the page.  Enjoy! 01. The Scottish Enlightenment - Black Dog (Toad Session) (07.53) 02. Mitchell Museum - Warning Bells (14.53) 03. Lower Dens - I Get Nervous (18.54) 04. The Scottish Enlightenment - Earth Angel (Toad Session) (33.00) 05. At the Drive In - Arcarsenal (43.15) 06. Low - Starfire (46.10) 07. The Scottish Enlightenment - Get My Limousine (Toad Session) (55.55) 08. Eef Barzelay - The Ballad of Bitter Honey (63.25) 09. Blue Oyster Cult - Don't Fear the Reaper (67.14) 10. The Scottish Enlightenment - The Universe is Drifting Apart (Toad Session) (79.47)

The Crapcast is so named because I am in one of the dingiest hotel rooms I have ever been in.  In isn't even entertainingly bad, which would be something, just like being dressed in clothes from Marks and Spencer and being trapped inside a grey cardboard box listening to Keane's greatest hits. Anyhow, the shower was really good, and I can forgive almost any other atrocity in a hotel room, as long as the shower is hot and the pressure is good. Anyhow, I am abandoning the Hotel of Beige for a friend's house tonight, and then tootling back up to Edinburgh tomorrow evening to see my nice lady again.  It makes a bit of change for me to be away on business instead of her, so I can go back and gloat about being a mover and a shaker… until she puts me firmly back in my place my reminding me that when she goes away it is to China and New York and Australia, not just a long weekend in London. And yes, I do refer to a bit of 'verbal writing' in this.  Don't judge me too harshly.  I was wrecked. 01. Billy Bragg - The Saturday Boy (00.56) 02. Pet Ghost Project - Glitch Shake (10.09) 03. We Are Losers - Cheerleaders (18.27) 04. Yuck - Rubber (21.15) 05. King James - A Big Black Dog (30.41) 06. Eef Barzelay - Ballad of Bitter Honey (37.13) 07. Elbow - Station Approach (41.04) 08. David Dondero - Don't Cry No Tears (47.37) 09. The Veils - Bloom (52.00) 10. Micachu & the Shapes - Everything (58.19)

It's been a while since the last Toad Session, but this one is a bit good and thoroughly worth waiting for. Meursault's debut album is one of my favourite of the year, and their acoustic set is easily as good. This is the first session to be held in our house too, which brought its own challenges and then some. Mrs. Toad's preposterous cat makes an appearance at one point, and the videos look very, very, erm... green? Blue? Whatever fucking stupid colour it is we've painted our living room. Anyway, the recordings have come out really nicely, and I think the videos are good too. I've posted a few here, but the whole lot can be found on the Song, by Toad YouTube page. The photos turned out rather well too, so go to the Flickr page for the ones we liked. And, without further ado, here is the Meursault Toad Session podcast (the track listing is at the bottom of the page): Toadcast #35 - Meursault Toad Session[audio http://media.libsyn.com/media/songbytoad/ToadcastNo35.mp3] Here are the individual songs: Meursault - The Furnace (Toad Session)[audio http://www.matthewjamesyoung.com/ToadSessions/Meursault-TheFurnace-ToadSession.mp3] Meursault - Pissing on Bonfires/Kissing With Tongues (Toad Session)[audio http://www.matthewjamesyoung.com/ToadSessions/Meursault-PissingonBonfires-KissingWithTongues-ToadSession.mp3] Meursault - The Dirt & the Roots (Toad Session)[audio http://www.matthewjamesyoung.com/ToadSessions/Meursault-TheDirtandtheRoots-ToadSession.mp3] Meursault - Nothing Broke (Toad Session)[audio http://www.matthewjamesyoung.com/ToadSessions/Meursault-NothingBroke-ToadSession.mp3] Toadcast #35 - Meursault Toad Session Playlist: 01. Meursault - The Furnace (Toad Session) (06.14) 02. Meursault - A Few Kind Words (09.33) 03. Eef Barzelay - Ballad of Bitter Honey (14.54) 04. Withered Hand - Religious Songs (18.22) 05. Meursault - Pissing on Bonfires/Kissing With Tongues (Toad Session) (30.11) 06. The Postal Service - Nothing Better (34.29) 07. Meursault - The Dirt & the Roots (Toad Session) (37.52) 08. Tenniscoats - Baibaba Bimba (40.40) 09. The Cave Singers - Seeds of Night (47.11) 10. Samamidon - Wild Bill Jones (55.41) 11. Casiotone For the Painfully Alone - Young Shields (60.56) 12. Meursault - Nothing Broke (Toad Session) (68.49)