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Have you ever wandered into a bookstore and felt immediately at home? Valerie Koehler, the warm and spirited owner of Blue Willow Bookshop, invites us into her literary world, where every shelf has a story. Our conversation takes us down the winding path that led her to the helm of this cherished local haven. She opens up about the shop's thoughtful inception, the significance behind its enchanting name, and the cultivated team of diverse readers who breathe life into its walls. It's a tale of how a bookstore can become the heart of a community, offering personalized recommendations that resonate with every visitor's quest for their next great read.The landscape of literature and learning faces new challenges, and they hit close to home for book enthusiasts in Texas. In a heartfelt discussion, Valerie sheds light on the contentious bill, HB 900, threatening the freedom of libraries and bookstores, stirring a mix of concern and defiance within the literary community. With a bill that casts a shadow of vagueness over what constitutes "sexually explicit" content, we reflect on the potential chilling effect on independent bookshops, the importance of preserving libraries as sanctuaries for young minds, and the irony of books being scrutinized more heavily than the vast digital world at our fingertips.Adaptability has become the hallmark of indie bookshops in recent times, and Blue Willow Bookshop is no exception. As we wrap up our chat, Valerie shares how the shop has embraced the challenge, shifting from bustling in-person events to the expansive realm of virtual gatherings. It's an ode to the resilience and innovation of these cultural keystones, ensuring that the joy of new releases and the intimacy of author interactions remain undiminished. We celebrate the inclusiveness of virtual participation and the continued commitment to fostering literary connections, making every episode a tribute to the indie bookstores that form the rich tapestry of our communities. Blue Willow BookshopThe Sparrow, Mary Doria RussellWhy I Love Indie Bookshops, Mandy Jackson-BeverlyHB 900That's Not My Name, Megan LallyThe Underground Library, Jennifer Ryan Support the showThe Bookshop PodcastMandy Jackson-BeverlySocial Media Links

Karen Walrond is the author of THE LIGHTMAKER'S MANIFESTO and THE BEAUTY OF DIFFERENT, and she's out now with a new book, RADIANT REBELLION, in which she urges all of us to reexamine the myths and celebrate more of the opportunities of growing older. In this episode, Karen and Annmarie talk about reclaiming aging, practicing joy, and how to take charge of our own stories as we walk, dance, and even hula hoop into the second half of our lives.  Episode Sponsors: Blue Willow Bookshop – A locally-owned, independently-minded West  Houston bookstore. Blue Willow is run by a team of opinionated, well-read women. Our staff meetings are full of laughter, our back room is full of snacks, and we absolutely love putting the right book into a reader's hands. We've got recommendations. We've got pizzazz. And we look forward to welcoming you to our happy place. Stop in or shop online at bluewillow bookshop.com. Lit Youngstown – A literary community proud to support beginning and experienced writers who seek to hone their craft, foster understanding, and share and publish their creative work. Read, write, and tell your story at lityoungstown.org. Books by Karen Walrond: RADIANT REBELLION: RECLAIM AGING, PRACTICE JOY, AND RAISE A LITTLE HELL THE LIGHTMAKER'S MANIFESTO: HOW TO WORK FOR CHANGE WITHOUT LOSING YOUR JOY THE BEAUTY OF DIFFERENT: OBSERVATIONS OF A CONFIDENT MISFIT Other Titles Discussed in This Episode: Fierce Self-Compassion: How Women Can Harness Kindness to Speak Up, Claim Their Power, and Thrive, by Dr. Kristin Neff Good Talk, by Mira Jacob Follow Karen Walrond: Instagram: @heychookooloonks Facebook: @chookooloonks www.chookooloonks.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ever wondered why certain eateries stand the test of time while others shutter their doors within a few years? Tune in to our heartfelt interview with Stan, the mastermind behind the enduring success of the Blue Willow Restaurant in Edmonton. Stan reflects on the rich heritage of Blue Willow, a culinary landmark since 1945, and shares intimate tales of how his father's philosophy of treating the restaurant as a living room and the customers as their guests became the cornerstone of their business model.Brace yourselves as we journey with Stan through his intriguing career path, from academia to a stint with the federal government and finally back to the gastronomic world. Stan doesn't shy away from the harsh realities of the restaurant industry, illuminating why it often takes half a decade for an eatery to see profits. Plus, get a sneak peek into the evolution of Blue Willow's menu, which has gone from serving just Cantonese fares to including Sichuan and Mandarin delights. He lets us in on the unique characteristics of each cuisine that keeps patrons returning for more. Experience this culinary adventure, and soak in the wisdom from this legend who's seen the rise and fall of many within the restaurant realm.Click here to learn more about Sysco Canada

Mi opinion sobre el boom que ha ocasionado la Inteligencia Artificial en estos ultimos meses. El porqué Yo no voy a pagar ningun centavo por esos servicios tanto de generadores de Imagenes como MidJourney y Blue Willow asi como para usar el ChatGPT. Comentarios sobre eso e este episodio. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/juan-cardenes/message

On today's episode, Colin sits down with Hannah Dederick, owner and founder of Blue Willow Bridal in Johnson City, Tennessee. She also owns the Willow Room and Shop Hunter Bleu. They talk about her journey in becoming a business owner, and how she has found success in the Johnson City community. Thank you for listening! Connect with Hannah: IG @bluewillowbridal1 Contact Colin: https://www.colinandcarly.com/ Johnson City Living is hosted by Colin Johnson with Keller Williams Realty in Johnson City, TN. Produced by Mitch McGarry with Maypop Media LLC

In this podcast, I dive deep into the world of Artificial Intelligence, beyond the hype and buzzwords. We explore the real-world applications and potential of AI in various industries, from healthcare to finance, education to entertainment.  My discussion cover topics such as machine learning, deep learning, natural language processing, and computer vision. We also delve into the ethical and societal implications of AI, including issues related to bias, transparency, and accountability. If you're curious about AI and want to learn more, this podcast is for you. Listen in to stay up-to-date with the latest advancements and trends in this rapidly evolving field. To learn more about AI, check out these websites: OpenAI (https://openai.com/) TensorFlow (https://www.tensorflow.org/) IBM Watson (https://www.ibm.com/watson) Google (https://bard.google.com) Blue Willow (https://www.bluewillow.ai) Lexica (https://lexica.art)

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Welcome to Stories Come to Life. I am your host, Kathryn Lopez Luker. During this time of Covid, many people aren't able to use the library in the same way as in the past. To help bring more stories to more readers, many publishing companies are allowing books that are normally unavailable for copyright reasons to be read out loud and shared with others until December 31, 2022. The stories that fall under that special permission will all be taken down on that date, so listen now, while they're available! Today's story is shared with permission of Penguin Random House Publishing Company.The money in the buckskin bag is running low,  and the Larkin family must move on from the little shack while they still have enough to buy gasoline and other necessities as Dad looks for work someplace else.  Janey decides she just has to see the willow plate once more.  So she slips out and makes her way to the Anderson ranch to say goodbye before they leave. To find out what happens next,  sit back,  relax,  and listen to this story come to life! Do you have suggestions for other books or stories you'd like to hear? I'd love to communicate with you. Please email me at kluker@marshallpl.org and let me know what you think!

Welcome to Stories Come to Life. I am your host, Kathryn Lopez Luker. During this time of Covid, many people aren't able to use the library in the same way as in the past. To help bring more stories to more readers, many publishing companies are allowing books that are normally unavailable for copyright reasons to be read out loud and shared with others until December 31, 2022. The stories that fall under that special permission will all be taken down on that date, so listen now, while they're available! Today's story is shared with permission of Penguin Random House Publishing Company.Janey Larkin and her family have traveled from place to place for a very long time. But every year, no matter where Janey finds herself, wild ducks have flown overhead when the weather turns colder. This year is no different. Janey decides to go to the slough where she can see the ducks feeding among the tules. When she is there, she runs into heartless Bounce Reyburn who always means trouble. And even worse, Mom catches a bad cold that worsens into pneumonia. Janey hopes she has courage enough to face whatever might happen!Now sit back, relax, and listen to this story come to life.

Welcome to Stories Come to Life. I am your host, Kathryn Lopez Luker. During this time of Covid, many people aren't able to use the library in the same way as in the past. To help bring more stories to more readers, many publishing companies are allowing books that are normally unavailable for copyright reasons to be read out loud and shared with others until December 31, 2022. The stories that fall under that special permission will all be taken down on that date, so listen now, while they're available! Today's story is shared with permission of Penguin Random House Publishing Company.Now Janey is going to the Camp Miller school, in the cotton camp. She wishes she could go to the regular school, to belong to the regular school, but one consolation is that Miss Peterson, the teacher at the camp school, must certainly be the most wonderful teacher in the world! And then there is the county cotton picking contest. Janey hopes and hopes that Dad will win!Now sit back, relax, and listen to this story come to life.

Welcome to Stories Come to Life. I am your host, Kathryn Lopez Luker. During this time of Covid, many people aren't able to use the library in the same way as in the past. To help bring more stories to more readers, many publishing companies are allowing books that are normally unavailable for copyright reasons to be read out loud and shared with others until December 31, 2022. The stories that fall under that special permission will all be taken down on that date, so listen now, while they're available! Today's story is shared with permission of Penguin Random House Publishing Company.For a long time, Janey Larkin has traveled with her family from place to place, and that has been a good life. Her precious Blue Willow plate has taken the place of brothers and sisters, friends, dolls, and even pets for Janey. But here in this new place, Janey has found a real friend in sweet Lupe Romero, and she wants more than anything to be able to stay in the little shack as long as possible. Now that the ranch foreman, the shifty Bounce Reyburn, has collected rent from the Larkins, perhaps they can stay as long as they continue to have money to pay. Janey certainly hopes so! Now sit back, relax, and listen to this story come to life.

Welcome to Stories Come to Life. I am your host, Kathryn Lopez Luker. During this time of Covid, many people aren't able to use the library in the same way as in the past. To help bring more stories to more readers, many publishing companies are allowing books that are normally unavailable for copyright reasons to be read out loud and shared with others until December 31, 2022. The stories that fall under that special permission will all be taken down on that date, so listen now, while they're available! Today's story is shared with permission of Penguin Random House Publishing Company.Blue Willow was written by Doris Gates in 1940, and it won a Newbery Honor award. Ever since the drought and the dust storm drove Janey Larkin and her family out of northern Texas, they have been traveling around so that Dad can find work planting and harvesting crops in California. The small family found an abandoned shack to stay in for awhile while Dad works in the cotton fields. If only they could find somewhere to stay as long as they want to! But even in this hard life, Janey has one beautiful treasure: a blue willow plate that is both a family heirloom and a consolation to her. And now, across the road there is a girl who may well become a friend! Now sit back, relax, and listen to this story come to life.

This week, we visit with Valerie Koehler, owner of Blue Willow Bookshop in Houston, Texas, who discusses the changes she's seen in the bookstore business since taking over the shop in the mid-90s.Mortgage Connects, an MGIC PodcastInsights and tips from top mortgage industry pros!Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

In this episode, Kathleen and Eric discuss their various illnesses and injuries, followed by a talk about the most famous china pattern of all time.

We have a Crochet-A-Long starting and project updates and we reconnect after a hectic month. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Subscribe on Android or Subscribe on Google Podcasts Marsha's Projects Atlas (Ravelry link) by Jared Flood using Navia Tradition. The pattern is also available at his website. I have made the tiniest bit of movement. JoAnn (momdiggity) came to my house to offer help with my colorwork. She was a tremendous help and it was lovely to finally meet her. My plan is to knit a swatch with #10 needles and then determine my next steps.   Nanny Meier's Tea Cozy by Amelia Carlsen. I am using Cascade 220 Heather in Red Wine Heather (9489) and green Irelande (2429). Nothing to report here. Still waiting for Brian to measure his teapot so I know when to start decreasing for the top of the tea cozy.   Garter Squish Blanket by Stephen West. I am obsessed with this project! Knitting with main color #7 of a total of nine and started repeating the contrasting colors. I'm knitting #2 of the second set of contrasting colors.   Cast on a pair of basic socks using Patons Kroy Socks in the colorway Meadow Stripes. Kelly's Projects Faye's Flower Blanket, made with the Persian Tile Blanket pattern by Jane Crowfoot is done and delivered.    Another finished project, already mailed and no pictures! Fennec hat by Alicia Weisberg-Roberts and worsted booties from a free Bernat pattern. Used Invictus Yarns Captain Superwash in the Driftaway color. From the Heavyweight yarn club, September. After I finished those I used acrylic scraps from the blanket to make a slightly larger striped hat and a pumpkin hat.    Dark Green Forest by Christina Korber-Reith. The yarn is handspun and overdyed. It's a 3-ply made from CVM fleece from deep stash (2005 ish). Crochet Crochet Along Dates November 1 through Jan 10. The new Crochet Magazine, Moorit Magazine, has launched! We're having a Crochet-A-Long to celebrate Alyson Chu's great adventure! (Alyson of Keep Calm and Carry Yarn podcast).    If you need Crochet Along ideas: Tiny Spider by Anastasia Kirs. Crocheted with thread on 0.4 or 0.5 mm hook! Postmortem by Ann Wanamaker. It's a coffin shaped piece of crocheted lace with a skeleton inside. Ana Wanamaker has some interesting Victorian creepy doilies. If you like Blue Willow or Calamity Ware, check out the Deathware pattern. Marsha should make it to hang on Mark's wall of Blue Willow. Pebblebrook Beanie by Wish Upon a Hook has an interesting stitch pattern and would look good with multiple colors.  Bees in Clover by Michele duNaier I wear my Habitat Cardigan a lot! Daydream Shawl by Toni Lipsey. An Aran weight big chunky fringed shawl in Tunisian crochet. Check out all her patterns!  Winter Weave Along Starts October 15 and goes through the end of March.  

We talk about Blue Willow's new single Bunker Rock and how it was made with our friends Matt and Frank. Check them out on spotify https://open.spotify.com/track/0MQVpCNPltqQF3OwvQNFfi?si=jcWmpmHGR1ayGJ3IOFcdmA check them out on instagram @bluewillowband --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/enterthezeitgeist/support

In this episode of Life with Lori, host Lori Stai interviews Professor Jeff Willie, a veteran and Executive Director of the John Maxwell Team, and CEO of Jeff Willie Leadership. Originally from East Texas and a poor family, Jeff joined the Air Force and traveled the world, realizing he was wealthy compared to many. He has been a college professor for 17 years, and has many years of experience in providing leadership. Jeff says that leadership is his ‘why’, his purpose, and calling in life to educate and coach leaders and educators, as the lack of good leadership is directly linked to the lack of success of people. He says leadership provides hope for the future. Jeff talks to entrepreneurs about building their business and leading their teams and says he always tells them to go back to the basics. Everything has to be about solving a problem and meeting the needs for someone else and everything about business is about people, serving, and giving - you must have a character to serve others. Jeff says management is about things but leadership is about the people. Jeff works with many entrepreneurs and is especially focused on church and educational leaders. As Jeff states, people don’t leave organizations, they leave bad leadership. Therefore, Jeff works with leaders to provide direction and development for employees that help them grow and stay in the organization. The leaders learn to invest in their employees with time and attention. Jeff also works with leaders for personal development. He explains that the most important aspect for leaders to improve is reflection, also known as self-awareness. He says if you don’t know your blind spots, you should consider doing a leadership assessment to point out where you need to focus on improving. Next, he says you need an accountability coach to walk you through some of your challenges to help you succeed. Jeff points out that the hardest person to lead is yourself. The leader must continually grow themselves - it is not a sprint, it is a marathon. Professor Jeff Willie can be contacted at www.jeffwillie.com. His website includes a free book club and upcoming events that are excellent resources for those in leadership. To be a guest or sponsor of the Life With Lori Podcast, call 425-577-3050.Podcast, radio, and banner ads available now!Download the OffBeat Business app, and find the OBBM Network Podcasts on your favorite directories.Music Credit: Paul Kosovich, track titled Blue Willow. For your custom tunes, call 941-468-4513.Support the show (https://offbeatbusiness.com/sign-up/#join)

In this episode of Life with Lori, host Lori Stai interviews Justin Myers,a real life pirate hunter, veteran, and owner of Signs by Veterans. Justin decided he wanted to be an entrepreneur after meeting many wonderful entrepreneurs that challenged him to decide what was next in his life. He had been a vice president of one of the largest sign companies in America and it was time to do something different. Justin says his first step was that he made a sale - so he rolled with it. He now ships to almost all 50 states.Justin says one of his clients is the Dallas Stars, and his goal is to continue to get large clients and make Signs by Veterans a household name across America. Signs by Veterans services small businesses, retail shops, and many others with signage of all types. They provide signage for branding, trade shows, vehicle wraps, exterior and interior, lighted, interstate, store-front, and many more. Justin believes in giving back. His company created Operation Care Package as a way to give back to those serving overseas. They gather items such as best-selling books, toiletries, and food items, and send them to the men and women serving our country in the military. They have shipped over 100 boxes so far this year. Justin has a huge network of veterans and veteran-owned businesses, and he says that his business provides an opportunity as a community of exchange. He offers signage solutions to small businesses which can help them grow and also provides the opportunity to network with other business owners. Additionally, Justin is teaming up with Monster Producers, a coaching program run by Micheal Burt Enterprises, to bring Monster Producers to the veteran communities. Justin can be reached at Justin Myers Pirate Hunter on Facebook and Instagram, via email at justin@signsbyveterans.com, or his office at 877-728-1776. To be a guest or sponsor of the Life With Lori Podcast, call 425-577-3050.Podcast, radio, and banner ads available now!Download the OffBeat Business app, and find the OBBM Network Podcasts on your favorite directories.Music Credit: Paul Kosovich, track titled Blue Willow. For your custom tunes, call 941-468-4513.Support the show (https://offbeatbusiness.com/sign-up/#join)

In this episode of Life with Lori, Lori Stai interviews Steve Lester of Fathom Realty to discuss the importance of developing a relationship with businesses through a community of networking. Steve is a respected and well-known realtor in Texas who also chairs Plano-based Master Networks, which is a forum for small businesses to network and build a family of referrals. What does networking do for small businesses? Steve says, “If you’re not networking, you’re not working. You’ve got to get out there and build trust.” Steve mentioned that this is particularly important for the small businesses trying to survive. What is going on with small businesses in this COVID pandemic? We hear everything from businesses barely getting by, businesses closing their doors, and others thriving with COVID being the best thing that happened to them. Why would this be? One word. Creativity. The businesses that thrive are creative, and meeting the customer where they are through relationships while also relying on their business network. The biggest difference in businesses that survive and those that don’t? Steve says it’s “transactional vs. relational. Relational business mindsets will always thrive.”So, what does building the relationship with the business actually do? “It builds trust” Steve says. “People’s trust is the ultimate compliment.” When trust is established with someone, they know they can rely on you and that leads to referrals. When a referral is made, you know that your name is associated with it, and the first thing that happens if that referral doesn’t work out is you will hear about it. Trust is very important in any relationship, and business relationships are no exception.An important component to networking is consistency. Face-to-face meetings remain imperative. Master Networks exist in several states, which allows face-to-face meetings to occur anywhere and with the Zoom environment, these meetings are easier than ever. We can conduct our business from a hotel room, the beach, or across the globe.What can a business do if they are struggling to stay alive? Steve says he believes in the TOMA (top of mind awareness) approach. Being in front of people on a consistent basis keeps you at the forefront of their minds. As he says, “Your best ability is your availability.” Also, building your network base helps where successes and challenges can be shared. To work with Steve Lester, email him at stevelesterhomes@gmail.com and check out his website. Connect with him on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. To be a guest or sponsor of the Life With Lori Podcast, call 425-577-3050.Podcast, radio, and banner ads available now!Download the OffBeat Business app, and find the OBBM Network Podcasts on your favorite directories.Music Credit: Paul Kosovich, track titled Blue Willow. For your custom tunes, call 941-468-4513.Support the show (https://offbeatbusiness.com/sign-up/#join)

Lori Stai comes from a paralegal background, where she focused on construction litigation. In this episode, Lori sits down with JB Harrington with LegalShield. JB had his own contracting business after serving in the U.S. Navy and learned the hard way why legal aid in small business is so important. When he found Legalshield, they quickly saved him a lot of money and he knew that this was what he wanted to do. Protecting yourself and your small business legally and financially is so important in the current climate. Legal Shield helps small business owners understand and meet their legal needs at a very low price. For a low monthly rate, LegalShield provides you with an entire law firm on retainer. JB says that local small businesses have been reaching out for help with landlords and contract writing and reviews. He recommends that at the very least, you need to reach out and have a conversation with a LegalShield associate, to see what is available. If you need more help than their plans offer, they will help you find a more specialized attorney.“Be proactive before it gets expensive.”-JB HarringtonPeople are scared to spend money right now, and many might ask what is the value of risking the money now to protect me and my business. Since you get a full law firm on retainer for a minimal monthly cost, you have the ability to be confident in your legal dealings. That means if you have a question about a 15-page contract and you would like it reviewed by an attorney before signing it, you just call LegalShield and someone will go over the contract and be back with you within 8 hours. Having to pay a typical attorney for each contract would cost upwards of $1000 each. That is one-way LegalShield will save you money. The other and more significant way they will save you money is because you are having a law firm review your contracts before signing them, they will catch loopholes and possible ways people may be trying to scam you. This saving can be in the tens of thousands of dollars.LegalShield is peace of mind for your business. Whether you have no employees or you have 100 employees, LegalShield can help, and they have affordable plans for your small business needs. Click HERE to work with LegalShield, and connect with JB on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Call him at 405-417-1384 to learn more. To be a guest or sponsor of the Life With Lori Podcast, call 425-577-3050.Podcast, radio, and banner ads available now! Download the OffBeat Business app, and find the OBBM Network Podcasts on your favorite directories. Music Credit: Paul Kosovich, track titled Blue Willow. For your custom tunes, call 941-468-4513.Support the show (https://offbeatbusiness.com/discountmembership/#join)

Dr. Corsi answers questions posed by Vanity Fair & CNN ================================ Vanity Fair: https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2020/05/documents-expose-fda-commissioners-interventions-on-behalf-of-trump/amp ================================ CNN: How did you get to know Dr. Zelenko? What is your sense of how he got plugged into the Trump Administration? And how did both of you end up in touch with Dr. Hahn at the FDA? You probably saw that an email between you and Zelenko was mentioned in a Vanity Fair story. It notes that you were concerned about the “heavy legal scrutiny” around Hydroxychloroquine. Can you explain a bit more about that email exchange and your concerns? I was also hoping to get an update on the Blue Willow swans company you’re advising. I hope this helps! Thank you! ================================ Tune in Monday through Friday at 11:00am EDT for another show. Visit our sister website, http://www.theprayerfulpatriot.com dedicated to faith and prayer. https://www.patreon.com/jeromecorsi/ https://www.subscribestar.com/jerome_corsi/

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Stan Mah reflects on his late father, Victor (Vic) Mah opening and running the original Blue Willow restaurant. He takes listeners back to the past with a vivid description of the restaurant including a fun story about the restaurant’s goldfish.

Part One of an interview where I talk with close friend Daniel McDeavitt about his experiences with imagination, gaming, narrative design, and playing dead rangers. Image of the plate mentioned in the podcastImage of drawing mentionedDaniel's Website - danielmcdeavitt.comOn Twitter - @Tamlaeyn and @danielmc--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Natural Geekery Home - https://naturalgeekery.com/You can find me on Twitter - @Coyoteguyor email me at naturalgeekery@gmail.com Intro and Outro Music - Nomadic Sunset by Alexander NakaradaThank you, Alexander, for providing some awesome free music!

This week we host Amanda with her Blue Willow from Johnson Brothers. Take a listen!

This week, we take on a summer reading classic and Newbery Award winning book - Blue Willow by Doris Gates. This book is quite different from the books we've read so far on the podcast. It's a historical fiction account of the Dust Bowl and the Great Depression. Emma remembers reading this in school, but does how does she feel about it as an adult?

There’s always a creepy reminder of the nature of life and death when you are rummaging around a cannibal hut of horrors. Join us for minute 35 of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest as we carve up the details in the cannibal hut, explore the exciting and romantic history of Blue Willow fine China and their presence in poems, television shows, movies and the theater, breakdown the multifaceted aspects of antique silver tea pots, explore the symbolism of skulls over doorways including a reference in the Wizard of Oz, the meaning of Memento Mori, discuss our favorite lines over the last two weeks in our recurring segment, Really Bad Eggs, and examine the sprightly spirit of Hans Zimmer’s “Jack’s First Escape” that appears in this minute and captures the essence of Captain Jack Sparrow. Thank you for listening to this episode of The Black Pearl Show (Pirates of the Caribbean Minute)! If you enjoyed it, please like and share on Twitter and Facebook. We’d also be VERY grateful if you could rate, review, and subscribe to Pirates of the Caribbean Minute (Black Pearl Show) on iTunes. You can also listen and review via Stitcher, Tune In, and Google Play. For questions or comments, you can call the show at 86-37-PIRATE or send an email to podcast@blackpearlminute.com. We just might feature your questions on future episodes. Your support helps a lot in ranking this show and would be greatly appreciated. If you’re looking for a podcast that discusses Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean film franchise (in a movies by minutes format), integrates historical pirate and the golden age of piracy facts, analyzes and entertains, then Pirates of the Caribbean Minute is for you. Website: http://blackpearlminute.com Facebook: https://facebook.com/PiratesoftheCaribbeanMinute Twitter: https://twitter.com/blackpearlmin Instagram: https://instagram.com/blackpearlshow Cursed Listeners’ Crew (A Pirates of the Caribbean Minute Facebook Group): https://www.facebook.com/groups/272990339778981/

Let's Just Do This Glenn & Elizabeth Cunningham - In this podcast from Let's Just Do This, Margaret Wallis-Duffy and Todd Miller speak with Glenn & Elizabeth Cunningham, from Making Our Seniors Matter! Glenn and Elizabeth have made it their mission to provide tools and services, as well as general awareness of seniors's lives as they age. Making Our Seniors Matter is a not-for-profit group of mainly business professionals that meet to pool their skills and experience to help better the lives of seniors. Glenn has a specialized real estate service called "Real Estate Designed For Seniors" that caters to the unique needs of seniors, whether they are downsizing, rightsizing or anywhere along the spectrum. Elizabeth has her CPCA designation, and her business "Blue Willow Consulting" helps seniors and their families with many aspects of aging. We also chat about the new podcast series to be released shortly from MOSM called "Seniors Speak" - a podcasts BY seniors FOR seniors, which we think is a first! Seniors, in their own voices, tell engaging stories of their lives - travel; escaping war and migrating to Canada; losing a loved one to dementia/Alzheimer's; finding another purpose after retirement...so many stories, be sure to bookmark http://www.MakingOurSeniorsMatter.com to tune into the podcasts! If you'd like further info from Glenn about either MOSM or real estate, contact him at http://www.GlennCunningham.com. If you'd like further info from Elizabeth about either MOSM or Blue Willow, contact her at https://www.bluewillowforseniors.com/ If you have a story idea or a guest that we should interview, reach out to the Let's Just Do This podcast team at wownewmediapodcast@gmail.com, online at www.wallisforwellness.com, or on FB at www.facebook.com/wallisforwellness/ Thanks for listening and please give us a review on iTunes and share this content with anyone you think could benefit!

Giving insight to the city lights, Little Wrist Big Fist invites you into some of the most underground shows of the Greater Nashville Area. Local blazing band, Blue Willow, makes their single debut with "Wind Jammer" ft. emcee, Maccabee. In this episode we share some knowledge gained from industry greats, Jimmy Ritchey and Darrell Scott.