Podcasts about call and response

As we journey through Virgo season and prepare to enter Libra season this September, we find ourselves in a space of discernment and refinement. The universe invites us to listen for the calls that echo through our lives this month, so we can learn to respond with clarity, purpose, and virtue. Before diving into the month's major astrology transits, we begin with a deep dive of the Virgo zodiac sign and archetype. We discover why Virgo wants us to master the art of separation and purification. Drawing inspiration from the myth of Echo and Narcissus, we examine what happens when calls go unanswered or are met with misunderstanding, highlighting the importance of self-awareness and self-refinement before engaging with the world. Through this lens, we explore Virgo's role as the cosmic mediator between the self-focused energy of Leo and the relational focus of Libra. Understanding Virgo is a crucial step in our personal and spiritual evolution.Each celestial event this months presents a unique "calling" — a cosmic invitation we're meant to "respond" to with discernment, adaptability, and insight. Important questions, or callings, are being asked of you: What can you purify in your life? How can you prepare yourself to respond to the calls that matter most? And how do you know the difference between the noise of the world and the true calling of your soul?Themes and transits discussed in this episode include:The symbolism of "call and response" as an overall theme for the monthVirgo's crucial role as the sign between Leo and LibraVirgo as the Maiden and the BirdThe myth of Echo & NarcissusThe New Moon in Virgo (Sept. 2)The Full Moon Partial Lunar Eclipse in Pisces (Sept. 17)Mars enters Cancer (Sept. 4)Mercury enters Virgo (Sept. 8)Sun enters Libra - Fall Equinox (Sept. 22)Venus enters Scorpio (Sept. 22)Mercury enters Libra (Sept. 26)Uranus turns Retrograde and Pluto Retrograde re-enters Capricorn (Sept. 1)Mercury follows the Sun's footsteps all month longMercury Cazimi in Libra (Sept. 30)Extra Days of Caution (Sept. 15 and 22)Extra Days of Opportunity (Sept. 3, 11, 14, and 29)******************Resources Mentioned in this Episode:Article: The Myth of Echo & Narcissus Article: Speech Acts******************Podcast & Host Links:Clairannoyance InstagramClairannoyance TikTokClairannoyance WebsiteMegan's InstagramMegan's TikTokMegan's WebsiteRyan's InstagramRyan's TikTokRyan's Website

Pastor Ian Upward speaks on Psalm 13 and Gods response to David

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In hour 1, Chris talks about the ongoing college pro-hamas protests, and plays audio from Columbia University of call and response style chanting as they try to eject Zionists from their protest For more coverage on the issues that matter to you, download the WMAL app, visit WMAL.com or tune in love on WMAL-FM 105.9 from 9:00am-12:00pm Monday-Friday  To join the conversation, check us out on X @WMAL and @ChrisPlanteShow Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

He was a reluctant prophet, upset that God wanted to save a city of terrible people. But the Lord still used Jonah in a mighty way.

First Interview begins at 00:42. Dropkick Murphys intro at 13:42. Second Interview at 15:16. Final Interview at 17:18. To learn more about our first guest, Joel Rafael, visit his website at https://joelrafael.comTo learn more about the Woody Guthrie Archives and Family, visit https://woodyguthriecenter.orgTo learn more about our third guest, David Coffin, visit his website at https://davidcoffin.com Lastly to support the Folk Americana Roots Hall of Fame and Hallways, please visit www.farhof.org. 

This week, in a classic Anna/Katie mess around, we're back to hockey smut! Join us as we review Collide by Bal Khabra. If you like this podcast, please rate and review and tell your friends! There's always room in The Smut Club for more members! As always, you can send your thoughts, comments, and suggestions to smutisbetterwithfriends@gmail.com and follow us on socials @smutisbetterwithfriends. *Synopsis begins at 0:10:50 *Official book discussion begins at 0:17:13

In data as in dating, the proper response can make all the difference. Nonresponse, and the bias it may create, remains a challenge for state staff charged with gathering reliable survey data with generalizable results. That's the call. What's the response? On this episode of A Date with Data, host Amy Bitterman will find out as she sits down with Heather Dunphy, Lead Education Program Specialist from the Arizona Department of Education, and IDC TA specialist Tamara Nimkoff to learn more about the persistent challenge of identifying and analyzing nonresponse bias and some of the tools available to help address it (Hint: Tamara may have written one!).

Mark 1: 14-20; Jonah 3: 1-5, 10. Rev. Pete Jones preaching.

Here is my homily from January 21, 2024, 3rd Sunday in Ordinary time, Year B. See the readings at usccb.org.

Christmas is a time of call-and-response. Heaven sings, and invites the earth to join in.

This is a binaural mix of a nature soundscape involving a particular call and response, recorded while I was staying in Auroville, India. Recorded by Raghavendran Rajagopal.

What you listen to on repeat alters how you think. Let's repeat something true and worthwhile.Check out outloudbible.com for helpful study resources, and learn how to join the Patreon community in support of Outloud Bible Project. Want to jump straight to the Patreon page? Check it out at https://www.patreon.com/outloudbible

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All the signs and wonders and speaking in tongues in Jerusalem that day were preparing hearts for hearing of the Word of God. And when Peter gets up to preach, he goes back to the Scriptures. In quoting Joel, the point is made clear that the message of God about Jesus is for all people, "all flesh" regardless of distinctions (like national, social, sexual, ceremonial, or educational/intellectual). "Calling on the name of the Lord" glorifies God because it forces us to admit our great need and to look to the only One qualified to rescue us - Jesus Christ. Christian - since you've been filled with His Spirit, you have been commissioned and empowered by the Spirit to tell of the mighty works of God to the world for His glory.

All the signs and wonders and speaking in tongues in Jerusalem that day were preparing hearts for hearing of the Word of God. And when Peter gets up to preach, he goes back to the Scriptures. In quoting Joel, the point is made clear that the message of God about Jesus is for all people, "all flesh" regardless of distinctions (like national, social, sexual, ceremonial, or educational/intellectual). "Calling on the name of the Lord" glorifies God because it forces us to admit our great need and to look to the only One qualified to rescue us - Jesus Christ. Christian - since you've been filled with His Spirit, you have been commissioned and empowered by the Spirit to tell of the mighty works of God to the world for His glory.

Doing anything in life over and over and over again is boring. Being in the same room for 5 hours is boring. Listening to single note eighth note lines over and over again is boring. We need contrast. We need change. That's why this call and response improvisation method is such an amazing texture to integrate into your solos. It's interesting. It's easy to use, and it's fun!! Check it out! By the way...I just opened up my 3-month private Accelerator program. This is a 3-month program that allows you to study with me privately along with so many other goodies including group lessons with the other students, practice sessions, small pod lessons, guest masterclasses, q & a's and so much more. If you're interested in learning more about this once a year program I run go to the link below. https://jazzpianoschool.com/smallgroup There are a limited number of spots so if you're interested, definitely enroll sooner rather than later.

Shambhavi and the Jaya Kula community gather for satsang and get real about all the questions we humans want answered. Intimate, courageous, heartfelt spiritual talk about pretty much everything. So happy you are here! A podcast from Satsang with Shambhavi  JOIN US ON SUNDAYS FOR SATSANG & KIRTAN  Please join Shambhavi and the Jaya Kula community for live satsang and kirtan every Sunday at 3:30pm Pacific in Portland, Oregon or via livestream. Ask to join the Jaya Kula News FB group to get the Zoom link for satsang or show up in person at 4160 SE Division St, PDX.  FIND OUT MORE AT JAYAKULA.ORG Curious to find out more about spiritual life, Trika Shaivism, and Shambhavi? Want to know how you can attend live and livestreamed teachings or get started practicing? Visit https://jayakula.org for lots more media, teachings in mantra and meditation, and Shambhavi's full teaching calendar. SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER Jaya Kula Fresh and New Substack Newsletter: https://jayakula.substack.com/ SUPPORT THESE OFFERINGS If you'd like to help others find these teachings, please rate and review our podcast. Jaya Kula is a community-supported nonprofit organization. You can make a donation at https://jayakula.org/giving. Thanks for listening! And much love to you, wherever and however you are. MORE FROM SHAMBHAVI Shambhavi's Personal Substack, Kindred 108: https://www.kindred108.love/ Time Medicine: https://timemedicine.org, Slow down, Feel more RESOURCE LINKS jayakula.org episode transcription: https://jayakula.org/podcast/family-discipline/ related episode: https://jayakula.org/podcast/call-and-response-and-the-enjoyment-of-reality/ Jaya Kula on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jayakula Jaya Kula on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jayakula Jaya Kula News FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2164625480304470  

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A sermon by the Very Rev. Sam Candler on the Fifth Sunday in Lent, Year A (Sunday, March 26, 2023) at the Episcopal Cathedral of St. Philip, Atlanta

God's call has gone out. Are you listening? Do you believe? How will you respond?

Zibby interviews debut author Gothataone Moeng about Call and Response: Stories, a beautiful and sharply observed collection of short stories about women, young and old, grappling with modern life in postcolonial Botswana, where elements of traditional life still remain. Gothataone talks about the themes she enjoyed exploring – love, relationships, familial duty, and self-sacrifice – all of which speak to the universal experience of womanhood. She also shares her writing journey, from growing up in Botswana and trying to write a book at the age of 14 to pursuing an MFA in the US and finding a publisher mid-pandemic while back in her Botswanian village! Oh, and she ululates – which you definitely don't want to miss!Purchase on Bookshop: https://bit.ly/3K9mQTDSubscribe to Zibby's weekly newsletter here.Purchase Moms Don't Have Time to Read Books merch here. Now there's more! Subscribe to Acast+ and get exclusive access to the in-store author events at Zibby's Bookshop in Santa Monica, CA. Join today! https://plus.acast.com/s/moms-dont-have-time-to-read-books. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Author Gothataone Moeng joins Daniel Ford on the show to chat about her debut short story collection Call and Response. To learn more about Gothataone Moeng, visit her official website and follow her on Twitter. Writer's Bone is proudly sponsored by Libro.fm, Pop Literacy, The Thoughtful Bro, and A Mighty Blaze podcast.

Georgina Godwin speaks to writer Gothataone Moeng about her highly anticipated new collection of short stories ‘Call and Response'. Set between the rural village of Serowe and the capital Gaborone; the book tells stories of ordinary life in contemporary Botswana.

It's Matthew's version of the call of the first disciples this week. But more than that, we are diving into a theological meditation on what calling means...that it is for all of us, that it is about journey, that "even Jesus" was called, and mentored, and knew what it was to follow. A few short verses, a whole lot of meaning. 

Shambhavi talks about the call and response nature of reality and how enjoyment, not meaningfulness, is our ultimate destination as practitioners. A podcast from Satsang with Shambhavi Curious to find out more about spiritual life, Trika Shaivism, and Shambhavi? Want to know how you can attend live and livestreamed teachings or get started practicing? Visit jayakula.org for lots more media, teachings in mantra and meditation, and Shambhavi's full calendar. You can also find us on Facebook and Instagram @jayakula. Ask to join the private Jaya Kula News Facebook group where we post the Zoom link for attending Satsang with Shambhavi via livestream. If you'd like to help others find these teachings, please rate and review our podcast. Jaya Kula is a community-supported nonprofit organization. You can make a donation at jayakula.org/giving. Thanks for listening! And much love to you, wherever and however you are.

"Call and Response," a new exhibit at the Fleming Museum of Art, features work from 16 artists from the Howard Center Arts Collective. They used the Fleming's online collections database to identify artwork that interested them and crafted something new.

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Recorded live at Beatitudes Church in Phoenix, AZ on 10.2.22  Preaching: ellie hutchisonScripture: Habakkuk 1:1-4, 2:1-4If you like what you hear, consider donating at:  https://beatitudeschurch.org/donate/To watch the full service, click here: Service of Worship | October 2, 2022

In Christ Jesus, God has revealed to his people and to us all a mystery that was once hidden. Join us this fall as we take a deep dive into the Apostle Paul's letter to the followers of Jesus in the city of Ephesus, and discover this mystery together.

In Christ Jesus, God has revealed to his people and to us all a mystery that was once hidden. Join us this fall as we take a deep dive into the Apostle Paul's letter to the followers of Jesus in the city of Ephesus, and discover this mystery together.

“It's like burning a field. Out of the ash comes a true greenery - a greenery which knows the burning of the land.  It's a call and response. It's having a trust that they're not trying to kill us inside. But actually it's a way to strengthen that uniqueness that's embedded in us - but a uniqueness that does not confront or contradict what is.” - Gyokei Yokoyama   Gyokei digs deep practical truths out of the meeting of Eastern Collectivist culture and Western Individualism. Revealing and poetic metaphors ensue! Is it possible to fully be our own unique piece of the puzzle while still fitting into the big beautiful picture?? Find out here!

  Zhaozhou Congshen asked Nanquan Puyuan, "What is the Way?"  Nanquan said, "Ordinary mind is the Way."  Zhaozhou asked, "Can we deliberately strive toward this?"  Nanquan said, "To strive toward it is to turn away."  Zhaozhou said, "Without striving, how can we know the Way?"  Nanquan said, "The Way has nothing to do with knowing or not-knowing. 'Knowing' is delusion, 'not-knowing' is apathy. If you really attain the Way-without-doubt, it is vast and boundless like open space. How can you speak of affirmation and negation?"  At these words Zhaozhou was deeply enlightened.from Entangling Vines, Thomas Yuho Kirchner, transSupport the show

Introducing a new kind of episode to the podcast! "Call and Response" episodes will feature essays by content creators, publishers, designers, and others around the industry, and then I'll intrude and offer my unsolicited thoughts about their carefully crafted thoughts! This episode features Nick Murray of Bitewing Games. What does a traditionally social gamer do when confronted with the prospect of solo gaming? Learn more about their upcoming solo-capable game on Kickstarter, Trailblazers, here.

We will be considering Saint Thomas Aquinas's teaching on suffering from his Literal Exposition of the Book of Job. All-but-forgotten today, this monumental text was considered the greatest work of biblical exegesis in its time. For 200 years, it was the definitive interpretation of Job's story and a template for scholarly commentary on Scripture. We will discover that St. Thomas Aquinas believed a life story could tell us more about the meaning of suffering than a rational argument (as you would find in the Summa Theologica). He also believed (contrary to popular belief) that Job's story is not about patience in suffering, but rather, about God's teaching through His Divine Providence and Job's response. Tonight's presentation will be given by Dr. Cynthia Nicolosi, PhD.  Here is a snip from her professional bio: Dr. Nicolosi began her academic career with a bachelor's degree in the Great Books from Magdalen College in New Hampshire. She went on to receive a master's degree in philosophy from Boston College and then the PhD from the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross in Rome, Italy. Dr. Nicolosi's specialty in philosophy is the narrative quality of human experience: we tell stories because we live stories. In addition to her work in philosophy, Dr. Nicolosi holds a bachelor's degree in sacred theology from Holy Cross and a bachelor's in biology from University of New Hampshire. She also has a master's in forensic psychology from Southern New Hampshire University and graduate studies in both music and creative writing. Dr. Nicolosi has been teaching at the university level for thirty-seven years. In 2017, she received the Teaching Excellence Award from Southern New Hampshire University. She is a three-time recipient of the Catholic Press Award. Of the fifteen years she lived in Europe, eight were spent in Italy, five in France, and two in Ireland. Having made the move to Virginia in 2020 to help care for her parents, Dr. Nicolosi is now teaching at Regent University. The music in the introduction and close of this podcast is provided by George Sarah.This program of mystagogy is hosted by the Adult Faith Programs at Saint Stephen Martyr Church in Chesapeake, Virginia.

Learn this fun call and response song from El Salvador! Ms. Elizabeth and Abbey will teach a few words in spanish and then introduce a fun way to sing this song Tortuga Concha, it's time to sing No tengo manos, no tengo pies Tortuga Concha, it's time to read No tengo manos, no tengo pies Tortuga Concha, it's time to dance No tengo manos, no tengo pies Tortuga Concha, it's time to write No tengo manos, no tengo pies Tortuga Concha, it's time to clean No tengo manos, no tengo pies Oh baby turtle, it's time to eat Si tengo manos, Si tengo pies Join us in our All Access Membership for more active, engaging musical activities for you and your little one. Details are at www.clapforclassics.com/join Here are a few ways to extend the fun of this song: Craft idea: Make a turtle puppet: here is a paper hand puppet idea, and here is a cute glove puppet. Put the puppet on, and tuck your fingers under the “shell” to hide the hands and feet, until the end when the turtle says “Si tengo manos, si tengo pies.” Check out this awesome art activity based on one of El Salvador's most famous artists, Fernando Llort. What your child is learning: Call and repeat Spanish vocabulary: manos (hands), pies (feet) Fine motor skills (finger and toe dexterity) Gross motor skills Keeping a steady beat Classical music licensed to us by Classical.com

Mental health has been a much larger and more powerful challenge since COVID. Unsurprisingly, employees and employers have struggled over two years to find best fit solutions that meet an individual's needs while facilitating corporate objectives. On this episode, Kembre Roberts, a Vice President and the Health Risk Solutions Leader for Lockton Dunning Benefits, walks us through the struggle of addressing mental health in the workplace and explores areas of need. Listening to this review informs you on the state of mental health in the workplace and options to address it.

If nothing else, respond: words to live by. Monterey Church, UCC Church on the Hill, Lenox (UCC)

What do you need to do to get synchronicities?  Are they just coincidences?  Find out how to get the responses from the universe.  Connect to Rainbow Raaja:

As broadcast February 25, 2022 with plenty of masks for all who wish to remain anonymous in their podcast adventures.  Tonight we welcome a guy to take over the playlist who has truly been making his own way both in style and substance in the music world while maintaining his secret identity via encrypted Scooby Doo mask.  His meld of heavy beats, lo-fi, and indie rock stylings have gained great attention from some important names over the past several months, and he lined up a great playlist of influences and songs he's personally worked on in the studio.  Amazingly fun guy to talk to about music, this is an artist to pay attention to and a show not to be slept on.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Danger Mouse – What More Can I SayGriffith James – Obscene BoyJW Francis – Sweet As A Rosesanchez. – Little BirdCHAI – Miracle (Scoobert Doobert remix)Scoobert Doobert – I'm An Idiot Part II (31:10)Shadow Community – Restless Song Meaningful Stone – A Call From My DreamVillagers – The First DayJoan As Police Woman with Tony Allen & Dave Okumu – Get My BearingsBADBADNOTGOOD feat Karriem Riggins & Arthur Verocai – Beside AprilGhost Funk Orchestra – A Song For Paul Part III (62:43)Scoobert Doobert – Think About ItAndrea Chahayed – Who KnowsLittle Simz feat Obongjayar – Point and KillDijon – Many TimesCHAI – WHOLEMatthew E. White – Electric Part IV (96:14)Scoobert Doobert – a song to quit your job toBrittany Howard – Tomorrow (BADBADNOTGOOD remix)Maika Loubte – Show Me HowMid-Air Thief – White RoomSoul Coughing – RollingFlying Lotus feat Kendrick Lamar – Never Catch Me