Podcasts about calling on you

Today marks the end of my 2020 podcasting journey and I am delighted to have had a chance to connect with my dad as the final podcast in the Calling On You series. This has been an amazing journey where I spoke with a new person every day of the year. The anticipation of my dad closing out 2020 and being the final podcast of the year (podcast #377) was not only special but felt complete since my mom was episode #1 on the very first day of the 2020 year. My dad spoke about inheriting his work ethics and setting goals - something he learned from his father but also the pressure that we put on ourselves and the down side of perfectionism that comes with excessively high expectations. He talks about how his mom taught him to “go for it because what do you have to lose” mindset. We talk about how important love, family, friendships and finding support can be for all of us and to not feel like we need to take on all of life's hardships alone. We talked about how important self exploration and developing self awareness is - to look beyond our fears and try and see what is below the surface because that is why the key to overcoming most of our fears. I tend to think about this like Plato's allegory of the cave where most of our fears are like shadows dancing on a wall and it isn't until we can get out of our caves and explore our fears will we discover that what we thought we where afraid of all along wasn't what we where making them out to be. When we strath ourselves and push beyond the boundaries that we feel limiting us is where the world really gets interesting, vibrant and full of color. We will meet amazing people along the way if we have the courage to invite them in and connect more. I want to wish everyone a happy and healthy 2021.

Today marks the end of my 2020 podcasting journey and I am delighted to have had a chance to connect with my dad as the final podcast in the Calling On You series. This has been an amazing journey where I spoke with a new person every day of the year. The anticipation of my dad closing out 2020 and being the final podcast of the year (podcast #377) was not only special but felt complete since my mom was episode #1 on the very first day of the 2020 year. My dad spoke about inheriting his work ethics and setting goals - something he learned from his father but also the pressure that we put on ourselves and the down side of perfectionism that comes with excessively high expectations. He talks about how his mom taught him to “go for it because what do you have to lose” mindset. We talk about how important love, family, friendships and finding support can be for all of us and to not feel like we need to take on all of life’s hardships alone. We talked about how important self exploration and developing self awareness is - to look beyond our fears and try and see what is below the surface because that is why the key to overcoming most of our fears. I tend to think about this like Plato’s allegory of the cave where most of our fears are like shadows dancing on a wall and it isn’t until we can get out of our caves and explore our fears will we discover that what we thought we where afraid of all along wasn’t what we where making them out to be. When we strath ourselves and push beyond the boundaries that we feel limiting us is where the world really gets interesting, vibrant and full of color. We will meet amazing people along the way if we have the courage to invite them in and connect more. I want to wish everyone a happy and healthy 2021.

Today marks the end of my 2020 podcasting journey and I am delighted to have had a chance to connect with my dad as the final podcast in the Calling On You series. This has been an amazing journey where I spoke with a new person every day of the year. The anticipation of my dad closing out 2020 and being the final podcast of the year (podcast #377) was not only special but felt complete since my mom was episode #1 on the very first day of the 2020 year. My dad spoke about inheriting his work ethics and setting goals - something he learned from his father but also the pressure that we put on ourselves and the down side of perfectionism that comes with excessively high expectations. He talks about how his mom taught him to “go for it because what do you have to lose” mindset. We talk about how important love, family, friendships and finding support can be for all of us and to not feel like we need to take on all of life's hardships alone. We talked about how important self exploration and developing self awareness is - to look beyond our fears and try and see what is below the surface because that is why the key to overcoming most of our fears. I tend to think about this like Plato's allegory of the cave where most of our fears are like shadows dancing on a wall and it isn't until we can get out of our caves and explore our fears will we discover that what we thought we where afraid of all along wasn't what we where making them out to be. When we strath ourselves and push beyond the boundaries that we feel limiting us is where the world really gets interesting, vibrant and full of color. We will meet amazing people along the way if we have the courage to invite them in and connect more. I want to wish everyone a happy and healthy 2021.

Today I had the pleasure of speaking with Brandon from the Recovery Road show on Reddit. About a week ago I had stumbled onto his channel and then was pulled in to the positive heart warming experiences that he unravels through his hour long talk. Brandon interacts and celebrates the community that he pulls together and provides a mindful meditative experience while he bikes and walks through New Orleans appreciating the beauty and atmosphere that surrounds him. I reached out to Brandon and asked if he would join me for a short talk on Calling On You to share his thoughts on fear and I was delighted that I had a chance to connect with him on the phone. There are people you meet in life that radiate positivity, happiness, beauty and joy - Brandon is one of those people. Make sure to add some joy to your day and join Brandon as he sets out for a 365 day live streaming of his Recovery Road show. https://www.santanasfoundation.org Instagram: http://Www.instagram.com/brandonbehappy

Today I had the pleasure of speaking with Brandon from the Recovery Road show on Reddit. About a week ago I had stumbled onto his channel and then was pulled in to the positive heart warming experiences that he unravels through his hour long talk. Brandon interacts and celebrates the community that he pulls together and provides a mindful meditative experience while he bikes and walks through New Orleans appreciating the beauty and atmosphere that surrounds him. I reached out to Brandon and asked if he would join me for a short talk on Calling On You to share his thoughts on fear and I was delighted that I had a chance to connect with him on the phone. There are people you meet in life that radiate positivity, happiness, beauty and joy - Brandon is one of those people. Make sure to add some joy to your day and join Brandon as he sets out for a 365 day live streaming of his Recovery Road show. https://www.santanasfoundation.org Instagram: http://Www.instagram.com/brandonbehappy

Ken writes and produces PhotoNovel stories where he blends the mediums of photos, graphic novels and comic books with socially pertinent stories. Ken has been thinking about is legacy and his deep desire about leaving a message that is meaningful and impactful behind. He is invested in making the world a better place, a more just place, a fairer and safer place. Like all of us, he wants to know that the world that his kids are walking into is safe, fair and understanding. I find it amazing that he is shining his light on the topics that matter most to him in todays society through the lens of PhotoNovels because of the structures that comic books use to teach us about life - the rights and wrongs, the good vs evils. The classic archetypes that have been around for centuries are still the best way for us to learn and aspire to become better people. Ken talks about how important it is for all of us to take the time to reflect and have deep introspection, asking ourselves the questions of “why”… why did i choose to act a certain way, why did i react or say something that I didn't mean. He challenges all of us to be better and strive, just like the hero's that we grew up with in our comic books, to always do better. Note: Randy Jones from Episode #173 of the Calling On You podcast is the antagonist in ATHE VALUE OF OUR WORTH and he was in the last PhotoNovel series of VIXENS in parts 3-5. Check out Ken's latest PhotoNovel called The Value of Our Worth - Women's Basketball PhotoNovel Fumetti Graphic Novel found here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/817373827/the-value-of-our-worth-womens-basketball

Ken writes and produces PhotoNovel stories where he blends the mediums of photos, graphic novels and comic books with socially pertinent stories. Ken has been thinking about is legacy and his deep desire about leaving a message that is meaningful and impactful behind. He is invested in making the world a better place, a more just place, a fairer and safer place. Like all of us, he wants to know that the world that his kids are walking into is safe, fair and understanding. I find it amazing that he is shining his light on the topics that matter most to him in todays society through the lens of PhotoNovels because of the structures that comic books use to teach us about life - the rights and wrongs, the good vs evils. The classic archetypes that have been around for centuries are still the best way for us to learn and aspire to become better people. Ken talks about how important it is for all of us to take the time to reflect and have deep introspection, asking ourselves the questions of “why”… why did i choose to act a certain way, why did i react or say something that I didn’t mean. He challenges all of us to be better and strive, just like the hero’s that we grew up with in our comic books, to always do better. Note: Randy Jones from Episode #173 of the Calling On You podcast is the antagonist in ATHE VALUE OF OUR WORTH and he was in the last PhotoNovel series of VIXENS in parts 3-5. Check out Ken’s latest PhotoNovel called The Value of Our Worth - Women's Basketball PhotoNovel Fumetti Graphic Novel found here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/817373827/the-value-of-our-worth-womens-basketball

Damaris owns beauty salons and is a real estate investor. This coronavirus has hit her business hard, just like it has wiped out business across the United States and rest of the world. Damaris had just worked so hard to establish a new salon when she had to close it down. She remains positive and shares her perspective on today's Calling On You phone call. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lavogue_houseofbeauty/ and https://www.instagram.com/lavogue_houseofbeauty2

Damaris owns beauty salons and is a real estate investor. This coronavirus has hit her business hard, just like it has wiped out business across the United States and rest of the world. Damaris had just worked so hard to establish a new salon when she had to close it down. She remains positive and shares her perspective on today’s Calling On You phone call. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lavogue_houseofbeauty/ and https://www.instagram.com/lavogue_houseofbeauty2

Big fresh vocal house beats! "This could be fun!" (track 1) #EDM #House http://clubkerrynyc.libsyn.com/ iTunes http://bit.ly/iTunesKerry RSSFeed: http://clubkerrynyc.libsyn.com/rss Choose Your Device: 30 Ways To Listen: http://on.fb.me/GROD86 (Android, Windows Phone, iOS) Track Lists & Download http://clubkerrynyc.libsyn.com/ Get exclusive mixes on my app! Club Kerry NYC iOS App: http://bit.ly/kerryiosapp Club Kerry NYC Android App: http://bit.ly/AndroidKerry Club Kerry NYC Windows App: http://bit.ly/KerryWindows Premium Subscribe for extra episodes! Track List (52:13): 1. Mighty Fun Splasher (Original Mix)- Going Deeper. Hella fun! 2. Wasted So Much Of My Life - Mike Mago 3. Rockabye (feat. Sean Paul & Anne-Marie) (Jack Wins Remix) - Sean Paul, Clean Bandit, Anne-Marie ***DJ FAVORITE!*** 4. Jackpot (The Him Extended Mix) - Jocelyn Alice 5. Calling On You feat. Jake Reese (Club Mix) - Lucas & Steve, Jake Reese **DJ Fave Runner Up!** 6. Know My Love (MazZz & Constantin Remix) - Matt Nash. One of my fave tunes from 2016 with a tight new mix. "I'll give anything to wrap you in my arms..." 7. What About The Love (Extended Mix) - Sam Feldt. Sam has been on fire and this confirms. 8. Shed A Light (Denis First Remix) - Robin Schulz & David Guetta feat. Cheat Codes. All three of these artists continue to find a place on my podcast. Heaven! 9. Kisses Back (Amice Remix) - Matthew Koma 10. Million Miles (Original Mix) - Inpetto 11. Never Ever (Original Mix) - JMA, Tonski 12. Broken (Toby Green Remix) - Tritonal (and Jenaux feat Adam Lambert). Almost made the cut for my Beat Universe 2016 fave tracks cast. Respect. 13. COTW (Simon de Jano, Madwill X Still Young Remix) - Steve Angello 14. Mandala (Official Sunburn 2016 Anthem) (Extended Mix) - KSHMR & Marnik feat. Mitika 15. How We Feelin (Extended Mix) - TWIIG

Tracklist 1.- Feel the Same (EDX Dubai Skyline Remix) – Luka Morgan 2.- Ipanema (Marcus Schossow Extended Remix) – Boiler 3.-Calling On You feat. Jake Reese (Club Mix) – Lucas & Steve, Jake Reese 4.-Separated (Extended Mix)  – Cloonee 5.-Get High (Original Mix)  – Cashmere Jaxx 6.-Grande Opera (Extended Mix) – Jewelz & Sparks 7.-Your Name (Original Mix) – Anthers 8.-Sandcastles […]

Trying something new today. あなたとこの時間を一緒に過ごしましょう、一対一で。50% English, 51% Japanese Featured Track: Stryper: Calling On You (To Hell With The Devil – October 24, 1986 – Enigma Records) Topics include: – Visiting The post Calling On You – This Moment With You 001 appeared first on Metal Moment.

Trying something new today. あなたとこの時間を一緒に過ごしましょう、一対一で。50% English, 51% Japanese Featured Track: Stryper: Calling On You (To Hell With The Devil – October 24, 1986 – Enigma Records) Topics include: – Visiting The post Calling On You – This Moment With You 001 appeared first on Metal Moment.

Continuing our journey through 1986, Chris and Aaron jump right into their spandex pants and get things rolling. Chris gets the shredding started with his first pick, Vinnie Vincent Invasion's "Do You Wanna Make Love?" Not just one former Kiss guitarist was busy in 1986. The same year Vinnie Vincent invaded, Mark St. John also released new music with White Tiger. The self titled debut album also featured Mike Norton (Mark's brother) on bass and David Donato on lead vocals. Aaron's pick from the album is "Runaway". Keeping in line with the Kiss Guitar Tri-fecta, next up is a band produced by Gene Simmons and featuring future Kiss guitarist Tommy Thayer. Black n Blue release Nasty Nasty and the title track is chosen as the third pick of the show. Always room for Motorhead "Built for Speed" from 86's Orgasmatron album is Aaron's next pick. Although with such a heavy, awesome album it was tough to choose just one. Bon Jovi's Slippery When Wet album released in 1986 would go on to be the best selling album of 1987. The hits from this album are still played every hour on mainstream radio so Chris chooses to spin "Social Disease" one of the few songs from this album not normally heard on the radio. Aaron's pick, "Face the Day" comes from Great White's second album Shot In The Dark. This album was an independent release and was the catalyst to them signing with Capital Records. The mighty Iron Maiden released Somewhere In Time in 1986 and Chris chooses "Sea of Madness". Up the Irons!! Aaron's up next with "Slip of the Lip" from Sunset strip rockers Ratt. Ratt's Dancing Undercover album was their third release and although it didn't fare as well in sales as their previous release it did reach #26 on the US charts. 1986 was a banner year for thrash metal and of course Aaron chooses to assault our ears with some Slayer. Reign in Blood, some say the prototypical thrash metal album and Aaron spins "Raining Blood" After the onslaught of pure evil, Chris gets melodic and a little spiritually uplifting with Styper.  "Calling On You" from the To Hell With The Devil album is about as far from Slayer as you can possibly get but goes to show how diverse metal can be. Right back into the thrash scene, Megadeth released Peace Sells But Who's Buying in 1986 as  Dave Mustaine continued his personal war with Metallica. "Wake Up Dead" is Chris's choice from this metal masterpiece. Blackie and the boys in WASP release Inside The Electric Circus. The last album to feature Steve Riley on drums as he would leave to join LA Guns. Aaron chooses "The Rock Rolls On" for your dining and dancing pleasure. One of Canada's greatest exports the Killer Dwarfs are busy in 1986 releasing Stand Tall and going on the road with Iron Maiden. "Believe In Me" is Chris's next choice as we start to wind down this incredible year of music. One band that definitely embraced past influences and created a sound that would help mold the alternative movement of the 90's was Bad Brains. In 1986 they released I Against I, their 3rd studio album. Chris' choice of Secret 77 is a marriage between early 80's punk-meets-reggae and what would become the genre of grunge a few short years later. Aaron's last pick of the night is Tesla's "EZ Come, EZ Go" from 1986's Mechanical Resonance album. A dirty, gritty no-nonsense rock band, Tesla seemed far removed from much of the spandex and hairspray of the day. And with that, 1986 is in the Decibel Geek books! Vinnie Vincent Invasion White Tiger Black n Blue Motorhead Bon Jovi Great White Iron Maiden Ratt Slayer Stryper Megadeth WASP Killer Dwarfs Tesla Bad Brains Contact Us! Rate, Review, and Subscribe in iTunes Join the Fan Page Follow on Twitter E-mail Us Comment Below